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-HoaTRiaLE F.ANATlclsl -I v hfrlow Morning Post gies the following Accumit-of the unfortunate maniac who destroy- ed the child lately, under a notion of castin,; a demon out of it:- The Rev.iir. Carroll had beqn rcfised;ordination in our'collegc here, an objection having been xaised at the time he offered himnself, if iott6 the sapity or his inlellbcts,at least to the gencrat correctnes3 of hie religious ampressione. fle removed afterwards tQ a scligh- bouring dioces, wVIhere, not being so much known as id' Cprlow, wlhatever. was d&rctive about iiim uifortriiately escaped observa- tion, and he v 5 ordained. He now exhibils to the world a melan- choly proof' of the cxtrenie klanger which may arise to society from tlie apoin~rentt of aien i'n'ufficient person to etecrcise the functions of a Christian clergymap.". 'The veticle now s&o mucli in fasllon; 'called the Slanekope- takes itsjnanle froin the Hon. Fitzry ,Stanhope, of well-knowvn ce- lebrity, and \ehp4;we are unfortunately obligedl to remember, had his foat ard instep amputated, in ronsequesic of' bdngupset in a gig.- oportfing Mlfagazine. * Yester(lay morning, as early as seven o'clock, the-family of Mr.- Wharton, bookseller, near thc turnpike at Walworth, were violently alarmed bya largedog, of the Newfwiundland species,rush- ing into the shop, foaming at its mouth, and making. its way up itiixrs. Great fears:were cntertained, -net only for the safety of the bther-inmnates of the house but' more particulaly fot the alarm it might have-occasioned to liis. Wharton, who bas but recer,tly been- confined, and to whom anv sudden fzig'ht in her present situation might have proved fatal, Plor some tihle no person could be prevailed upon to venture up -tairs, till ohe man, more courageous than the rest, feizetI a poker, determininpg to face the enrag,ed animal, and followed by another armed with 'alarge spade: by their-united efforts the rabid anSmal- via destroyed. We itnderstand that the dog, which was a very vhluable animal, belonged to Mr. Groom, who Ms a nur- secryman residing in the neighbourhond; '- - - On Tultrs(lay dft6rn'non an inqtdisition was held at the London Hospital, and pontinutd yesterday, before J. W. UalzvrNr, Esq,; upen th6 body of Jamei Ufales, who &Ame to his death in a battle with an Irishman named !cenry Nearv, with whnm he had been drinking, and had'quirrelled in a pmubicjhoase. Though it UWpeared ih evidence that the deceased had been thle agoressor, the Coroner, in charging thtc jury, remarked, that it did not justify the act that followved; they had mutually agreed to flghtwhat is termed a pitched battle, and as the deceased had come to his death in con- sequence of. the injuries he had received from N'eary, lt *as, in his opinin, a case of inanslaughter, - The jury concurring in this oninion retijinetla veydict accolringly. Neary>, on heariDg of'the -dbpth of the d4ceasel, attemtled vtiluntiriljr. all?l was - corntmitted to' prisoi on the- Corbnerd wsrraptr where be must remain until Octo- lyer befdrfbtcs ttidloimea on. eh bas a ivife and four children, and the deceased a. wifn and thiee children,'botliof irsom dejended on their exertions for suppot [Atdvlrtiseingnt_-The, Freeehi0hihg Chnrifansn' QOarterly Re. gister, No. 7,- is justpu(alshed. The article on Quakerismr, being an exposa're of modern crat, contaips an aqua-tinta engraving, by aD eminent artist, of Mist 'Fry? ngged ibhber pious exhibitiorn among the Newgate. females. 1 his numbecr also contains ihe Pall of Mlan disproved; the couduct of DaYid explaineBd. and'd6fended-; Religious WVotship- theliglit of ,Nture and of Rev'elhtiwi&compar- ed; Poetty; the Trinity, &c. Price 2s;-Sherwood, JOnes, and Co., Paternoster-row.,-.. ' -, . - [Advertisewpnt.1_TAc hJermlit isa initburgle, just publishid, i9- :ccrtaiily-from rnia~setrl- halid; -curiity is raised ito ts highest -pitch as to the name of thc author; it. ifi n common opinio, that this i9 a contipuation ' of,tnaer 'celebratdd publications by the Mfodern Spiclator, -wliist it is positiyel,v asserted: by shine; thatl the wlstt 5atidist sta rts for 'the firstAuteal in Ihe'tield of' criticisn, 'and tlset hte far out-does the bid einit's ou-oings.-