Star. — London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

`7" 11 1P 1 777 . . . • • hVTELLIGENCE.. "all9t71:1 1 , MA CH so. vivals..-Sailed his Majesty's ibie RzpeoLt. f ee fleroandisod.—Wind E. FALMOUTH, MARCH sD. 1 4 t h e Di a na packet, with a mail for the west 14 : 11 7;_wi n d E s.E. blows fresh, hOt clear weather. PORMMOUTH, MARCH at. Amy yesterday hes Majesty's ship Et/muses, Sbeerness.—Sailed today his Majesty's ship misants, for a cruise; and she Boyne, RUSSELL, for note G r ace.—Wind S.E. aws is SIPITHAD --Noweastl e, Amphion, Pantiles, Po firdiall, 'I T rim, Rifleman, Nimrod, Britotnaet, B ac , i T os .fps, Gann, Harrier, Algerine, and Rosario. s i ns is ram Hwasova.—Qeeen Charlotte, Venseur • Rosh ie. ab e d, Hattlea, Welter, Pioneer, Mistletoe, ad Dm. Pl ' COWES, MARCH 30. wed d ie Cicero transport, 'with troops for Gibraltar. DEAL, MARCH 31, Om down from the River, and sailed, the Ben j og ii,Viatscur, for Berhice ; and the Urania, Wm. ke Barbadoes.—Remains his Majesty's ship Goranina.—Wind HARWICH, MARCH M. • 644 yesterday the Beauhy packet, for Holland ; t b, Lard Nrlson packet, for Cuxhaven; and the 'l'hetii pat!, for Gottenburgh.—Wind E. L or d Expo:mut sailed from Genoa on the 12th sk i mp f or England. Most of the British merchants am i irs d rr , had previously sailed for Corfu and the o b er lonian Islands, to establish themselves there. Thißermuda, Captain Paxtemase, and Primrose, cousin PHILLOTV, have arrived at Jamaica for the trar i. t errier. The North Star, 20, Captain Binol• Iraf In sail thence with a mail for Engl ind on t hmusliimo• The Racoon, Captain CAltreNTLit, si a 'e g ret, Captain TUILW, have likewise arrived at the c al k if Good Hope for the peace Gervice and tit ch:af en !er, Captain FORIIE3, on her way to India, irks! st the Cipe on li r e 25th of January. lbw-Admiral Sir PULTNIN MALCOLU is appointed ros i sm i. Sir Gatnicie Commas' in the command at l S; Bekaa, the Cape at Good Elope, and the Pi;LTtiliir arrived at Portsmouth "n 'rhanday mornivg, and hoisted his flag in the Nv.v colt. 50, Captain MEYNIELL. He will sail tot the eon and in about ten days.—The Russian' andl p rent hCrimmissioners will go out in the Neweal-rt.r., end the OPostts will take Baron STEMMED. the Austrian Commissioner. The King of Patusblis dos' not intend to send a Commissioner. Mr. Ovum; and Mr. Rowe, Masters of the Rord Noy, are appointed Assisting-Master-Attendants at p o n s moetboaith a salary of £220 per annum. They an to execute those Juries which, in a time of war, were performed by six Stiperio:ending Masters. . Captain Plum and Mr. J. WILLIAMS, Surgeon, are appointed to the Ordinary at Sheerness ; Mr. R. EDEN, Surlier*, at Chatham ; and Mr. T. C. Juias, Surgeon, at Plymouth. Lieutenants FIELD, TALBOT, BOSTeCiC t •and Tun- no, are appointed to the Ordinary service at fly. bomb. Mr. TiCtELL is appointed Purser of the Ordinary at Plymouth; Mr. ELLERY, Purser of the Ordinary at Sheerness. Mr. CON;ZUEU and Mr. RAVIN, Assistant Marer Attendants. A correct List of the British Navy iu Commission, wile sip to the Ist of April :—Of the line, e ff . ctivr, fifties, 5; frigates, 71 ; sloops, cutters, &c. 92 ; tuard-ships, fee. not effs;Ctive, If; troop.ships, 7 ; tore.ships, 12; yachts, 5.---Total, 231.--Decrease his mouth, 5. • The 4 ' lll ° wing thirty ships, 3t Portsmouth, are or dered to be sold, or t t aken to pieces. Those employed at receiving-ships, vvider-ships, and mikary depots, in to be retained so lung as they may be required for those services: fortune, Gladiator, Malacca, Enured, Castor, Prince, Isttlieut, Ll:Thant. Mars. Magoilict nt, Royal Oak, Swiftsure, Viperius, York, Hyper i , sn, Atlas, Fortitude, San Asstooio, Dot.Akiie, Robust, Cuba, squirrel. Pluto, Speedy, Prince George, Arve Prinern, Hyreia. The TVICAN and TICKLER, at Plymouth, are to be told; the MAJESTIC and MELUSA leave becu broken _ _ _ ap at Pater Yard. Information having been received at Yarmouth of a argo of contraband goods having been landed on Cater Beach, the Officers of the Customs and Ex the immediately repaired to the spot, when a serious tiny uni.menced between the Officers and the coun tl mile, who were carrying off the casks ; and, *train contest, the Custom and Excise Officers N 111125 casks, and secured four of the ringleaders, Il ls hive been safely lodged in prison. Several of tie °leers of Customs and Excise were very much bruited and cut by the popujace throwing large among, whom was Mr. 'Posy, supervisor of Lics,. slui was severely wou n ded, and was obliged lout brought home in a cart. Having been imme diately attended by a surgeon, who dressed his wounds, "as declared out of danger; but it is feared lie 'altos! the sight of one of his eyes. 144 vA1. Cnrur MARTIAL. —A Court Martial has Irta held at Sheerness, which continued lour succes -11.4:15, (Captain J. WA t.rzutt, Of his Majt•sty's Yon, President), to inquire into the circumstances tat . attended the running ashore of his . M:fjesty's aivp l'iltrpool, wh en on her passage from Plymouth t , .; the Downs.--The Court, after the most strict hives. quip° determined there was no blame whatever irn- F 2 table to any officer on board, except to Mr. Fltrteher, t hellaster, because the mistortmie was principally °cc " i6 sed Oc deceptive and stormy state of the , + 3 'Pher! on the night that she struck ; but as it " 14 appear there was not all that vigilant care taken 'f the Master (though an officer of good ability) ►- KS ths known situation of the ship clemaride.d, be r sannanded by the Court, and admonished as to '3 halm; conduct. • 141 oret.---On the 25 t h u lt. an Inquest was taken by 1, "oth, Esq. one of the Coroners for Dee byshire, at ." 1 1shaw-bottorn, in tl.e parish of Gossips, on the s ‘ ,. "its 441 rT) Daniel, Elizabeth, and Rachel Brad the eldest aged 18, Daniel and Elizabeth i t i s int) 14, and Rachel 11, the children of Peter '''l (ls "rY, of Ladyshave.bottorn.labourer, who. at ;fst o'clock on the - 24th ult. gave to each - of his . 4 1 hittn a stro ng d ose o f w hi te arsenic, thinking it 3 . 4 4 °tun of tartar ; the three youngest died shout , 4 : 14 ' the same day, arid the eldest at midnightH "sits after every exertion had been used. but in 4 ' 4 to c, unter act the fatal effects of the Pilo.. . it !" the discov ery was made : the fattier bad a so, tan a quantay or the poisiin himself along with his mica. but is trxrectvil to I ecoviti• •'• .. Ann ictrind butdlion o _ f tl,at ht..re rekinient, •th" 7t:%h *trivet{ in, teansoors et Ide;tli, from FwnJ,is , and m4rehed into Edinburgh Cattle, on Tuesday morning, oink!' the command of Captain hiAccutltOoll, abbot 400 strong. All the depots of the different regintents in Sent. land, are in future to be quartered in Edinburgh Ctit he. To make room for them, the 4'2J Marched on Tues day for Queensberry.House Barracks, Cationgate. A detachment of the Ist Royal Scots marched from Edinburgh, on Tuesday, for Glasgow, on their route to join the regiment in Ireland. tvlajor-General GORDON ) who lately commanded (pro tempore) in Portsmouth garrison, is appointed to command at Jersey. Monday a detachment of the 26th Regiment, and a party of the Royal'Staff Corps, embatked at Spit head, on board the Cicero transport, for Gibraltar; a detachment of the'67th Regiment will also embark in the same vessel trom_C,,wes. The 32d Regiment sailed on Tuesday from Ports mouth for Guernsey. The remains of the 2d Battalion of the 59th Regi ment, lately saved from shipwreck on the coast of Ireland, are arrived at Gosport, and are ordered to be reduced. The valiant corps oil* Gear& Nave now monnt ed their Waterloo Afedds, the shone of each .roArt stamped on the exergue nev•r was military honour more 0 141) 4 earned, or military merit more de servedly rewarded. It his been announced in General Orders from the Horse Guards, th4t the Paint Kamm? has con firmed the sentence of cashiering pissed upon Lieu tenant P. Brown, of the 10Ist Regiment, by a CoUrt Martial in Jamaica, 'on the 26th of Oc:z,ber last, for gross and insulting conduct towards Lieutenant T. bl•Gl..star.sm, or the same regiment, tad subsequently 66hting a duel with him. The following are the Reductions proposed to be made from the estimated c h arge o f the Staff at home and abroad for the ye.ir 1516; OTAYF GREAT BRITAIN, INCLUDING JERSEY, GUERNSEY, AND ALDERNEY. AT lit.tn-tivazTt a :4—Adjutant-I ;etierare Ores to be ro. llncrd to the peace rate. 'lke Adjuiater-Getseral to be taken off the Staff as a Lieutenant-General; reverting to an allowance of Eitto per &anent, fes s rmerly granted when an Arijutant-Geo.eral . was not upon the Staff. Deputy .Adjutant-General to be taken off the Staff as Major-General. Deputy Adjutant-General Re cruiting Depanment, dlecootinucd Quarter Master-General's (Ace to be redieoed to the ankle rate as the Adjutant-General's, to be also taken off the Wallas a Mai,r•General. I)epury Quer ter-Master-General on the same Coo ing as Deputy Adjutant- General. One Deputy Assistant Qtaartur-Mast re-tie:lima!' to be discotiett.ued. Contingencies for the OflL:ers discontinued. The total annual saving under this head amounts to .eatl34. a% Cl. and the leaving for the present year to Li 51$ 103. 3d. Sou ru Bat num—Four Major-Generals, • Aidus-de Camp, 4 Aides-de-Camp to the Prince I{e3c.tut, 4 111.4 We Majors, 5 Temparary Amtistant 91131114:1 , Mai1e13-Gc.ivrAl, 2 Inspectors of Army Clothing, 3 Commandants of ilovitals. • Guia:+szy and 1 LitsEy .—V I.icutroauts•Geoeral and • Aides de• Camp, to be rwactal by 4 Ala l ior-Geuerals, with Ole Aide de-Camr. each. ALDER N1.1"..-4 Major-Gencral and 1 Aldo-de-Catnp. NoaTu Larrun....l Lieutenant Gectial and Y Aides-de Camp. Mt; 514:7 Gu tAT IIK11741:31.+1 inspector of Hos. Pats, a Deputy Inspectors, 8 Physicians, I i Surgeons, 3 Apothe caries. 5 Assittant Surgeons, 8 Hospital Atsisrants, 2 Disposers of Mewlicines, I Hospital Purveyor, ti Deputy Purveyors, 4 Pur veyors' Clerks, l Chaplain of the forces....CoutingeLcies tur the Milttary S:aff Officers. haze redactions make the total annual doing fur Great rain, Xt:0i,702. 13s. 6d. hi this year, Ai 5,010. Is, Lieutcnants.Getteral, 6 Aides-dc-Camp, 4 Ma jors -General, 4 Aides de.Canip, 1 Adjutant General tote aken 441 the Staff u Major General. 1 Qua' ler Ma ter General, 3 A,sistaait Aijuteut. General, 6 Assistaut cleaner Masters Gene., ral, 15 Majors of brigade. Ian!: Nlantgat. tkrAyy.-2 Deputy Inspectors of llospltaill, 3 I Surreolic 4 Hospital Mates, contingenciss for the Military Stag.l utal annual saving for Irelato.l, in braislt currency, .223,230 I ss. i 143.--saving for the yresent year £t 4,40. s. 4d. IxTAFF-UM FORLION STATIOXS. Major General, t Aitle-tle-Camp, I .Ivfajor of Brigade, t Deputy Assistant Quarter Master General, it ktuspital 41.ss.istants i t Deputy Purveyor. Nora ScoTta.--.1 Major of Brigade„ I sur g eon, It Hospital Assistants. BANANA/.-1 Hospital Mate. Mumma—l Major General,..4 Aide de-Camp. I hospital Assioant. I Dispenser of Medicines, 1 Purveyor's Clerk. Ltstatea.o-1 Commander of forces, 4 Aides-de.Casnp, one Surgoits. Gin ItALTAIt —1 General, 3 Aides-de-Clinp; 1 Assistantßar rack Master Gereral, 1 Surgeon, 9 Hospital Assistants. MALTA AND lONIAN Lieutenant General, $ Aides-de-Camp, I Major General, t Aide-de-Camp,' Chaplains of the Perces. I Ma of of Brigade. CAre as Goon lore-1 Commander df the Forces, 4 Aides. de-Camp, 1 Deputy Assirant Adjutant General, I Brigade Major, 1 Pity•lcum' t Deputy Purveyor. • A C!lt I TIU —1 Commander of the &MIN, with 4 Aides-de- Camp, to be replaced by a Major General with t Aide-de-casop, Deptity Assistant QOATltflllalaT General, I Surgeon. CET t ou.-1 Commander of the Forces, 4 Aldes-de.Camp. Sr. licatua.-1 Invector of Militia, included In air estimate throug!, a clerical error. Total on Forel ! J,t, Stations—Annual saving, £9,011. es. 6d.-- this year, .Ct 0,767. es. ed. The.whole of these reductions make 3 total annual saving of Asi,sy7.-c.. 5e1.--mid for the present year' a saying p 4 Xi 3 ! Q.. 2.5. 3d. At the Westminster Sessions, on Saturday, Jots Cluick Was tried on an indictment, charging him wid) a misdemeanor, in having forged the name of :Ilic:nas Home to a certain certificate; for enabling XViiiiani Peat, a discharged soldier, to receive a sum due to him for prize money. Tbe Jury found. the prisoner Guilty, and the Court sentenced him to sit, moths imprisonment. Mr. Maurta, who had the ' map B e ment of the .Icbools in Paris established on the Lancasterian or k!•ritish system, has been dismissed from his important post by an order of the King ; and Messrs. Buxtrr and Fuossaan, who were employed in the same use. ful manner, have also been compelled to give in their resignation. A few days since, the banking house of Sir A. Cents GLYNN ' and . was defrauded of Bank of England Notes to the amount of between £6OO and £TUO. Although it may be thought presumptuous in us to question his judgment, yet we think, that the Con tractor for the present Lottery, when he formed his Scheme with only 14,440 Tickets and such large; Cal:pawls, never calculated upon the expected influx of strangers. into London on the approaching ,R t ya/ Laviriids, which must naturally create a desnapd .tor 'Pact*, that the very limited number 'ot 114,000, with such strong. imluccraents to purchase, b anal culateil to supply. . __ i ____ srolirric S • PONIIRRACT Sl`ititit; sysnmssosy. rsoncti , ii 7: t i t a Uillswortit.tiotstere cup a IL by ..ibbcripti.... Ivo ....ts; Mares atiket•linge es b e allow t tl :" h. rale by Cloottotnon. limos • rive milts ind a 11411 nJe.ll. Tit @Komi horse to rtly4va bark Bra wilts. • Mr. Jsekson't b. m by Aaron, 4 yrs okt, 44fir. I4lb. I I Mr. W. L. F Llesith byt Hyacinthus. 41yrs Mr T, B. I tottgoon'y b byllapasti 4 lekle, /red.], t , tst 4 tly. 4 Sir B. Orattain'y gr g t l!ditelk l / 4 3 yo, 04. 1.1 4 , alb $ 4 Match for eyslt.-- I b. last half agile. Sir B. Graltatb*4 b. in. l'ab sure tie Skew. ;4c Mr. Obvet's b g. :irsirlek, est . - . Maktcts for louts each, It. fa—l'intr milts. . Mr. Rubes b 47 bon*, 4 'ma old, lit 111 b. - 1 Mr. Watsma's brawn nut% Rebec4a, 5 yr 4 old Re fah 1. Iloratab fur SG's-- l'wci nislisq....Rwle by the invners. 4 Caran Ilmnidatia b. lg. Thwilyiiii Harmer, 114 4lb i Sit B. Graham's b. p. TA, Dome, 124 Elt 1 t Captain Ramadan', reang wail uniCnersally adiiir..4. Sir l' , Graham mad* play till th e y ca ms opposite the Stanil , %Own ::.e Captain (in Backle's style) passed his atitartnist. and way . with raw. &meal oilier matches paid forfeit, and were off by consent. 'rbe Meeting was respkciably s tended, and the different races were well contested Among the compuly or. the Come man) ee the first &gullies in the neiritiourhood were observed. 'the North Wallet and the Macaroni Stakes, which were t.. laseelosen rim fee 0111 tberTnenlay of Donceiter Nate.. by horses, &e. the propeny of Gentlemen, members in 7ox•hunting cir . it Ada/ Clubs, and to be rode by them, will not take place, as the book dosed on iturilay ; and on Wednesday last, there were Daly three nominations Instead of live for the former, and no one for the latter. Mos?' no MixonAn 0911.-An 17n, at the Races at Msldea. In 241 et, three horses (and no more than three) waited for a ten pound 'late. ant they were all throe divanced, the first hear, aL cording to the common rules of 'rating, without any quibble Dr equivocation. The lint ran on the wroati side of the post, the iligolied waived welght, Amid the third fell and broke a leg I COURSING--SCAR BOROUGH M F.R PtteT Hebden% bi. dog squib beat Mr. Lythe's bl bitch Fly ; Mr. "debacles brindle and w•lte dog Candy heat Mr. Matti is whales bi.ch illy; Mr. Alt:likes brindled bitch 1 1 Ruse beet Mr. Tindsles dun bsteh Midge; Mr. W. Besweles bl. bitch be.st Mr Mater et M. des Mims. Sitcoms Mr. Mistakes bitch Rose beat Mr. 1-1,-b• den's Jog I licitly; Mr. Hobbies dog Squib beat Mr. Tindales bitch Blossom ;Mr 1 iodates bitch Skins beat Mr.W. lieswick's bye, Fly. 1 man Crass—Mt Semites bitch Rival beat Mr. Ticdal 's •bitch Stint; Mr. Hebdinee d Squib beat Mr. Marines b Rote . Rata?: Crass.—Mr. Hebdines dog Squib beat Mr. G. lies wick's bitch K tat. Aker three dap' dlverelon. the Subscription Cup for Grey hounds not more than fifteen mouths old was woo, on Tuesday, by Mr. Hebden's dog .quib.—An immense coucaurse ot sports men /*Pruded each day. rile bares wire found abundant, and ran remarkably well, sums of the courses being unusually tom. HU N 1 INO ibe Quorn Hounds met this day at Mudding Wood; to-mor row they meet at Old lobo Gate, Bradpts Park ; mid on I burs day at Ktttleby. • The Cattetottore (Lord '.ottsnas.a's) Hounds met this day at Sway Geld; and - ..n l'hunday they will nee: at •i winstead. Lard YARsotooos's Hounds met ibis day at Konserby Wedoesda) may meet at Sonierby House; and Friday at Ravers dale-meach day at eleven cielnek. the ..itcaitisitam Hounds met this day it Lang Lye in Ged dinston Unit ; on Wednesday they meet at Snatebell Barth; nil on Friday at White Poet on Rockingham Shire. Lord Scarborough's Fox Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at Spa. kin Hit i • Friday, at Roesington Bridge b... Laniblon Fox Hound. will meet to-morrow a t mitford; "Ilursday, at Netherwitton ; Friday, at Belay. the Easinsweld Subscription Put Hounds will mee t to-mor row at Ardwaike Wood; Satutday, at Oulicoa. 'I he Sinnington Vex Hounds will meet to-morrow at Kirby i monads., at eight o'clock. The rinHernese Fos Houttds will meet on Wednesday, at sianderiandwieb; Friday, at Mel.on Hl9; each morning at ten. Ihr Hampshire Hunt me' this day-at Slade Heath ; they meet insomnia:tut atilsit_chequers, Replay ; fhersday et rieS'On Oak. kills; and Sauirlay at lichen Common. Mr. Petbam's Hounds meet to nto- row at Condover Park; on Friday at Poutesferd Hill; and on Tuesday at Brython. 130XING. The light between Carter and Ra Linss the Black w•1:1 be on Wednesday, the 44th of April, and not on Tuesday, the esd. Caner is in training at Mortingham, Kent; the Black at Hamp stead. Betting 10 to as to favour of Cuter. KINGSTON, FRIDAY, MARCH ea. Yesterday was the Commission-day for bolding the Assizes for the County of Surrey, and the Jndges arrived during the course of the afternoon. They opened their commission, and heard divine service, on the same day ; and this morning began, the law business of the County. The Calendar of prisoners is heavy : there are five cases of murder, one of which for parricide; but on the civil side the busi. ness is about the average, and no case of any great importance. Francis Richards, a pauper in the Lambeth poor house, was 'capitally convicted under Lord Ellenho. rough'4-aet, of.stabbing and cutting William Dibley. The prosecntor was the baker to the workhouse, arid on the 4th ot. January he went to the prisiner m tell, him to appear before the Committee , there having been some complaint nude against him. The priso ner refused to attend, and swore be would stab any person who should attempt to farce him. The pro. secular attempted to lay hold.of him, when the pri soner made several thrusts at him with a knife. one of which went through the scalp betweeen the flesh ' and the skull. An attempt was made to prove the prisoner in - . sane, but it failed, and he was found Guity—Death. Jame; Ifaseand and .lama Raiford were capitally ' lndicted fnr feloniously discharging a .loaded gun, $ the 98th of December itst, at George Coldham Irodi e ht, Esq with intent to kill and murder. rge Coidham Knight deposed, that lie resided I in .parish of Farnham, in the county of Surrey. On the earning of the day stated in the indictment, he was returning home to his house on horseback, and. l about nine o'clock had reached nearly Cucksbridge- Wow, when he observed three men in the road. A Wake from one on his left said to his companions-- °Take bold, take hold!" while another on the right cried out, "Stop, 041" He took ao notice, how. over, of this, sad was proceeding neariy abreast of tho three men, whom he had scarcely passed when a Lift was discharged, and his horse, from the fright, was struck suddenly still. Witness then looked about sad the assailants were running away. He did not eacelvo any injury, and in a minute or so rode on Bsin, and goveafe home. He had no knowledge, ate parties who bad thus attacked him, nor could be distinguish any thing particular in their featurei or persons, from the darkness of,. the night. He hid offered a reward of 1000 guineas for the apprelienlion of the offenders; but no trace %is discovered of thew ! , until March last, when a, person named IN'hiting, who had been engaged in the transaction, and also was apprehended upon .suspicion of various felonies, made a confession of the circutustaute, and became a King's evidence.. The Jury found Raeford Not Guilty. and Ham mood Guilty—Death. The Jury tyiptorneodc4 itun to moo,. !is TiR 14. — c Mr 2114. - gyre Erns..—Yesterday morning, about five o'clock. the tire drums of the Military Asylum and Chelsea Ho, - pital beat, indicating a tire, which had broken istivst that tire in the south-east wing of the former eirer.. t :urea Notwithstanding the ,utmost exertions of the I soldiery and inhabitants est* the eeighbourhood, • it raged With great fury for so considerable a tirue, -that the complete destruc;ier_of this noble monument of national pride and beurenlence seemed iuevitahle. -- About eight o'clock, ' hOpeeer, although the win I Ley lull upon the.wlo?le - Aug Iron that qii foto, die fire began toluksiailamnder the power of tl,e se veral eoeines that anireul, and the efr.ctive &rec. rIU'IS of Messrs. Lulu anti.ltine, the Deputy go.. veyor-and Smith of Chelsea College. and in an t.itur more the Asylum was secured 'from the immin...r:t danger wlech threatened it. The lyre broke nut rat the sThrall-room, where preparations of scouring, pc. bad been made at, a latelibur, for an assernliie of the whole school, after chapel, for a distribution of the prizes that:bad - been adjudged in several of tie ' children. It we: occasioned by some ashes and em bers being pit into a wooden coal.skuttle, which • taking fire in the nigle, eanylit the wainscot. The school and chapel are entirely berm down, but we rejoice to state, that no other irate of the strocture is injured. Round the Asylum a great concourse of people assembled yest er d a y, manifesting but one sentiment of Lritisli feeling on this alarming 'occasion. Sunday se'nni E ,ht, about nine o'clock, a tire broke , nut at Marston, near Oxford, on the premises of BLILAY, by which property, consisting of a waggon, s'nee carts, harness, rollers, and harrows, a quantil of clover seed, beaus, Scc. etc. were destroyed. An alarming fire broke out about two o'clock ye : . terday afternoon, at Lord Lersztecit's A , . Gratton•street, Bond street, bet, by the If niCly v of the engines, it was soon extinguished, witho4 doing any material damage. Yesterday morning, abuts one o'cl•.clt, an *lam: mg fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Lamaism; bacon-factor, ,in Middle -street, Brighton. It cons. winced in the drying.room. and consumed that park .t the building, and destroyed a quantity of baciet. Further particulars tit the dreadtul Fire in Dublin 2 —About twelve o'clock on Sunday se'nuight, the h , use nt Mr. ItliCeoe,,of St;:ptien's.green, West, *es discovered to IN pir fire, and the neighbourli..4 thrown.into tlse,meetest alarm The fire raged -.loth • the utmost. 003pecuosior for sever :1 hours, and not. withstanding the engines arrived in a short time al:et the alarm was given..ithey were unable to render Ant assistatice, from shssogreat scarcity of water in the neighbourhood. It was past three o'clock next morn. mg before the flames could be considered as cone qitered, at which time the house, with the excepti , ak of pars of the front wall, W.li a Mass of sinokteic ruins. We lament to state, that several live:Ales% • horn lost in this etnilagration. The e..tire of Mono, day was occupied in removing.the rubbish. hut no. appearance of :say of the bodies was discovered. Mr. M.Caud kept a boarding-house f,:r ladies, .:nd, sorry to say, he is himself among , the missing; "C:itt names of vie persons missing are. Mr. MiCaod, Mrs. Hoare, Downing'. bliss 'Downing, and Mrs. O'Neill, all resident , . They were known to be in t h ee ' house previous to the fire, and nnt.since been heard of. Tae.report which hes. been in circulation 'firm& Dublin, that the servants of 0 - . e house were in el*. to.iy on suspicion of hiving set it on fire, is entirely without foundation : an eraminatien took place before Mr. Alderman Berms:3lm, in order, it possible, to • ascertain in what pair of the house or by. what acci. dent the melancholy catastrophe occurred. and it ap. : 1 ;* pears the fire broke out in the batk /mann. which - wet eccupied as a sleeping room by Mrs. O'Neill. Part : 1 of a skeleton was, on Tuesday, dugout of then:tins, '- the beart and intestines ut which were butned to cinder, Several Surgeons, who Were present, were jf opinion, that it was the remains.. of the beautifel • and uniortunate Miss Downey, who hail-but a tort. night since come to town from Belfast. Three more have been fountl'effice• . A thriving plAntintion belonging td Sir WiLtlot ' Havre-icon, ati Harsh:pp was set on fire by the care. • -lessness of some labetnrers, who were burning fort Us' An adjcsini'- a ti c id i ,tetn 'Thursday last; and before the/ asrtnis cool skinguished, the trees upon ten acts 4 With part of a coppice, were totally destroyed., • ` On the lOth ultimo, a dreadful fifOlnolte 64;4' rteligny. hi the department of -the Juts, in Fraliee s' several barns, filled with corn and cattle, tircatil4 prey to the flames. The damage is astitnatratai ilia: • teen thousand frimr.a. —...... Friday evening, about eight o'clock, Mr. trillOttf,`. 'l* a foreign gentleman, was . attacked' by' a gehg s ir' ' thieves in Skinner -street, within' a few ;Ards of till' • residence. He was puthed . down, and roblod'uf'hill • pocket-gook, containing several Bank Ot 'Engt,in)' notes, his paiiport, and other valuable•pipeis, via .which the villains made their escape. • .... _, BAZAARS . — Friday last , BYERS. Inspector. Oe - Hawkers, called on Jinni TitoTrea, lf.sq. ot hit B s. caar, in Soho-square, iniotming him it he took oat licences immediately, no advantage wowld,be taken Of what 'had past. Mr. Tawrren, in convegu,:ii:e, went before the Commissioners:, who were then :.it 'ging, and Was informed, that any persons eitik:tit.i goods for sale, in any room or place., without a haw. ker's licence, not being residents there, are liable to a penalty of . AlO for every such once Mr. TitorrEn einding there was no alteroative,. took .out lktoces Di ,Satarday morning, for all .the,peraous who srlt guudill at his Bazaar, being at, east about fifty pets bus. . CORX•EXCHANCH, APRIL 1.--Althongh where was but a short supply of Wheat this morning, the 'rude was not so brisk as expected, yet last Monday's prises were fully supported. 13:1!ley was rather heavy sale at the pricesot this day week, having bu t few buyers. pel, Beaus, and Oats are Is. per quarter dearer. h ; othit Gr .143 litseel4s, little or no alteration. • AVIRAoR VW? tett CORN to ENGI.AND sod WALE 9, . , l'ilanalae weasrutendieg the gad of March, 1816. Wheat. . . Rye. ..f Barley . Oats. Berms. Peas. I ... s . 4. 6. d. 6. a, Is.d. .1 11. d. 11. d. 54 2 53 3 23 8 I 17 10. 128 5 . 10 to Tile average Price of Sugar, computed troia the returns madly tire week veding 'the 47th ILlreit, I. SI. aid. per ewt. SMirturiaLD MARKET, APRIL I. ' • • Beet 4l 01 to Si 0.: I . 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