Star. — London, England, 1804-10-03 00:00:00

N.III7WiIL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—.Wind S. S. E. AIL DOS. 4 ARR. ' VOL DulAin , s Hambutsti , • s Waterford t 2 I Gatteubwilt O • PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Arrived la Sato* frigate from a &iliac, and the Gam ItAL DOYLE cutter, from Quernley.—Sailed the SYLPH brig of war, with a convoy for the Downs,—Went out of harbour the trirrzott • bomb. Sailed the ZIPNYE, of s 6 guns, Captain Azov, with a convoy for she Dawns. The is.zea, of 16 guns, Captain Jam CS, is gone out of harbour. The Dtatoa, Captain Gairririrs s Bum s. saorstose, Captain Li:tango ; thvsses, Captain Co st:mune ; and the Matcuar, Honourable Captain Bottles& is, are into dock for repair ; and the Baa vs-suit; of giS guns a and the Zsat.nus, for commic. lion. Remain at Sr: Helen's, the CHICO iota, Cap. Lain Sokaa s and the Sy cc s sa frigate, Captain Scam Ptvlsontsr, OCT. t.+Came in the French lugger Marie Frantoife, front Bourdeanz, bound to Sables, laden with brandy and wine I and the French logger lalitefiree, from Qximper, bound to Bourdeanz, la den with empty ca&s, both captured by the Picots, of so guns, Lieut. LA OINATIERE. Came in the Dost Is, of 36 guns, from a cruize the PELTiI gun br'i, of Is guns, Lieut. EVELYN, from a cruize, and brought in the Dove, of Falmouth, from Guern fey, laden with about goo calks of fpirits, which the cogitneed between the Lizard and Praulss alto the Eagle Ezcife Cutter's Tender, from a cruise, and brought in the Stag, of Fowey, from Guernfey, laden pith goo cedes of fpir its, which the eaptured off the Deadman. Came in a large Hattiburgh (hip, with a Cargo or poor German emigrants going to Baltimore to indentured fervants but a great many, on coming *Chore; have entered into the navy at this port, and many of them into the Plymouth Divifion of Royal Marines, preferring our fervice to the chance of croffing the Atlantic: they are moll of them from the interior of Germany, and good looking wrong men. DEAL, OCTOBER 2.—Sailed l'Asr tante frigate, on I cruize oft the French coon. Came down from the Rivet, the 'Cabello, OWN, for Charlefton, and re- mains in the Downs with the rell of the fhips as per iatt. Wind S. S. W. IrAill4f4l4ll. OCT. 3.---Adndral Russst. this mor. niog embarked on board l'Are main I, Capt. Men sr, to relieve Admiral Tmoansonooon, off the Teed. Arrived the Coestoaeur floop from a cruise. The Anchor and Hope, of and from Sweden, bound to London, with timber. has been got off Carton funds, and is breught into this port to be unloaded and re paired: The frigate l'Aramains is waled to fail this aftanoOn. BAndoa. Sari. 33:--ifefierday Captain Tuonais Mircm att., and a boy about t 4 years age. at tempted to come off from Cakle Cheat,. but the boat obfdtrariately riverfet when clofe under the An trim Sate, and Capt. Mt was certainly taken to the bottom with her. u be wa. never kelt more. The boy forting into the for. and continued (wins tning until he was picked up by a boat which hu• aranely pm off to their relict Shem.sautist, But. 30.—0 n the allth ham. a dead whale which was floating upon the lea. near this tau , was solved on &see shout two miles to the sort , where it now lies I it appears to have been un der the hands of Nita Greenland:ben, as it is deprived of its blubber. It is about 40 Icet long, and 15 feet girt. Great number of fpetiators hare skived it. _ _ - PROM LLOYD'S Ltsr. Orr. sA—Salled the Sally, kale, for Cork ' • Di e a, Purcell ,• attl the Liauenhaff, Lavincon, for Dublin ; Two Gehrodtts. Baits; and the a ode Hoffuong. Bear, for Verdi ; Fortuna. A neeribit,lbr 141otway ; Nickolas and /dada, Vevuya ; • Tire Gcbroders, Douer ; and the Juffrow Tenon, Janftn, for Eatbdcp. AgitiVED. At RASO, the Phoenix, from Peterfburgh t. sod the Iti nanue o,,..—, learn Bilboa. At Leith. Caledonia. from I.obcc. At St. Saud:times, Sao joreph, Pr/larvae, from London. . . The Brothers, itortedlin, cad an &ore neat Wellgate, Rill mains in the fame fituation ; and a Dandis brig has dote bees brought into the harbour. The Mary Ann, of Dartmouth, from Cardiff, for Facer, is driven on lore, neat Teuby, after being defected by the crew, in a teak) , fate. The Dart, Ancltrfon, from BeWait, for Gibraltar, was loft ncar Morale, on the 23th ult. The COR MORAN r (loop of war, which was reported at Leovo's to have been a-ground, near Hufum, with little probability of being got off, is fafely ar rived at Yarmouth. A rew frigate, of ;6 ions, is ordered to be built at Pl) mouth, to be called the CIRCII. Wedtiefilay lafl failed from Aberdeen for Chat ham, die Adventure of Whitby, Capt. Jofrissrow, with a very vabiable cargo of mails and other tim ber ft.r Government. This vdrel was put into Aber deen % ith great damage during the floret in the be ginning of the year, when the was obliged to unload her cargo, and has been under repair fince. An armed vacl was appointed to meet and convoy her to Chatham. iIOC IL Pam Gawc.—On Sunday fennight, four nr five perfons, who had made &predict of boarding merchant veffels in the river Liffey, Dublin, under the pretence of preffing feamen for the Britifls Navy, were apprehended by fome of the Police officers. Charges of a very teriuus nature were preferred againft them. It fecms they had first ill-ufed, and then robbed the matters and mates of fume of the ships—bot in their lan predatory cxeurfion they were fevetely beat, and one of them wounded in a fhock ing manlier, previous to their applehenflon.—They were detained the whole of Sunday in St. Andrew's seatchhoufe. They were all committed to Siewgate by the Loaci Marna cleft, Alderman Joni's. One of them wore the uniform of a yeomanry corps be. Longing to the vicinity of Dublin. Captain Rosters, who refilled the attack of the .o.ove-rnentioned banditti, in a very fpiriced manner, when they boarded his wife), lies dangeronfly , Rona rAstur. . Wsystoovit. Oct'. 1..--Lall night his MAIIISTT b , itirpe44d the troops ow the, arade, after which be Continued walking on the F, ade till (even o'clock, t z when he , returned to the e , where the Royal Family' had a feted party , the ucen's Band playing moll of the evening. The we ather with us teems breaking, and the company are leaving us daily :, plenty of rooms are al r eady to be had. His May is• Tv, honever, is nOt:expeaed to leave us till the end' of the month, except for three or four days, to situ the feat of dsoioa Ross. Efq. at Lyndhurfl. _ This Morning his MarlisTT was on horfeback at (even o'cltek. He took a ride on the Dorchefter Road, round the camp, and returned to the Sands. About eleven o'clock he went on , board the Royal Soveivign, accompanied by the Princeires AUGUSTA, Maly, A SISLIA, and Soviets. of Glouceftcr, and a numerous fuite. Her MAJESTY and the Princelier SOPHIA and ELI• ZAZILTM took an airing thruugh Upway in their fo ciahles. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAM!woot is gone for three or four days to Mr. BROWteb, of II amp. tots. on a looting party. DUBLIN, SEPT. 27. Tuefday an adjournment of the Qitarter Sefflons for the city of Dublin was held before the RICORD sm. at the Seffinns-houfe, Green-11feet, when the princi pal bufinefstranfaded was the liberation of confined Debtors, under the Infolvency From a Corretpnndent at Kells, we learn, that the paragraph which appeared in the papers, refpeifting the murder of Mr. Wilkinfon, on his return from the fair of Navan, was nor ftrialy corral. It ap• pears that Richard Wilkinfon was purpofely way hid and Murdered, and that his companion Harvey, who rode behind him, was wounded in the break and is fill in a dangerous fituation. Not the fmilleft article was taken from either of them. The letter we have received contains tome particulars, which we do not deem proper to lay before the public. One of the t fenders who lately efcaped from the Provoft, has been apprehended near Naas. Mrs. Duos, the widow of the late Bithop of Dowse and CONNOR, has taken a houfe at Richmond, for the remainder of the feafon. Lail week, an apple was pulled in a garden on Tiviot fide, in the neighbourhnOd t.f Jedburgh, which weighed fully fifteen ounce', and meafured fourteen inches by thirteen. There are many in the garden, on different trees, - nearly of the Came fize. The Surrey Seffions began yellerday at Kingßon upon Thames, T. Evaris,}..fq. Recorder, in the Chair, attended by a full and refpotrable Bench of Magif traces. It being the County Day, the Grand Jury were firs (worn in and the prerentments of the High Conftables, &c. taken and recorded. The Treafoter of the County, the Clerks of the General and Subdi vifinn Meetings of the Lieutenancy and other Public Offices, of the County, prefented their accounts, which, with the Lord Lieutenant's Letter, enclofing one from the Secretary of Stare, on toe fubjea of put ting in elecution the General Defence Atl, and the Cenral returns from the Comm:tiding Officers of the men now (crying in the Militia and Army of Referee, for the County, were reit , red to an open Committee of thiMagiarates, and Deputy Lieutenants, to con. fide, and report at the adjournment. The painters were tried this day. On Saturday a caufe Came on to be heard at Union Hall, with rape& to the legality of oil chops American (prime beer, as well as Dantzie. It was urged that the praftice was detrimental to the revenue and lieenied victuallers, as diminifhing the confumption of the malt beverage, which pays a heavy duty. The Magißrates conviaed the De fendants in the penalty of sot but an appeal was made to the (42aner Seffions. OR the 19 h ult an important caufe was tried be fore the Sheriff Depute of Renfrew, and a Special Jury of Landholders of the county, by Archibald Spiers, of Elderflie, Efq. againfk the LnrdP royal, Magiftratcs, and Council of Glafgow, the Parliamen tary Trullees on the river Clyde. Mr. Spiers com plained, that by ttacking boats on the fide of the ri ver, his grounds had been injured, the beauty of his parks, walks, and policy fpoiled, and he claimed damages to the amount of of ten thoufand pounds. The Magiltrates maintained that the Clyde was a public river, not a private (hem : that they had a right to make the tracks alluded to, for the public benefit, and that Mr. Spiers had net filtered the da mage lie complained of ; but on the contrary, he bad received an additional quantity of land fr om the ope rations on the river. After the examination of witneffes was concluded, the Sheriff Depute rammed op the evidence in'a can did and impartial manner. The Jury returned a verdk'i, finding, by a plurality of voices, the Truckee liable to Mr. Spiers, and his heirs, in the fum of one hundred and fifty pounds per annum, during the time that tracking vellels by bodes upon the river Clyde, by means a path along his lands, (hall be continu ed by the Truflees ; betides expences. Yefletday, at Marlborettgliilreet Office, Thomas Beale, the keeper of the toll bar leading from Ham merfmith to Fulham Bridge, was brought up by war rant, to atifwer to a complaint of abilfe and an affault exhibited againfi him by a Lieutenant Colonel of the Guards. The Colonel was taking a ride round the environsof Hammetfmith,acc ompaniedhy his Lady, on horfeback, and by chance they paired through a bar occupied by the Defendant, and iii sifible until it be paired. The Colonel was accafted by the Defendant, who very properly demanded his toll; but nn the re mark of the Colonel, that he knew nothing of the har, and that he would return, the Defendant hec a nte aho five, arid feized the horfe's bridle, denying him aceek back, until he thould pay die demand. 'the Act ILttes, tbAt a man (hall ride a certain diflance 011 O.- road for which I.e pays toll, before he be liable, whii h was not the piefent cafe, the bar being within; few yards of the entrance. The Magifiratc clearly perceived the a frauh, and recommended the Defendant to keep the har thu: in future, whereby he would obviate a cafe like the relent, and be enabled legally to obtain his dem Ind. The Defendant was ordered to find bail, which was, however, difpenfed with at the infli , gation of the profecutor,on a proper acknowledgment of the offence. tPORTINO tNTELLIGENCIL ; xesimeittcr, ittitikrOCTOUgit MEETING. 217EIDAY, OCTOBER 2. (Third and larE year) one third 'of a fibfcription of asgs. each, with sol. added by the jockey Club, for 4 yr olds, carrying IN. 71b. fillies Ilit.4lb. D. I. D. of Graf:on's b. r. Panful • Sir P. Sundial br. e. brattier to stamroid - Col. LOW, gr. f Nitre • - - I.d. Grofroor's b. c. Baroo Ball. • - • Two to t on Porafnl. Gen. Sparrow's c. Fathom, by Trumpator ' 'out of Young Noifette , 2 yrs. old, fill. 311). beat Ld. Foley's Blemished Bdy, 4 yrs'. old, VI. Two yr. Old C. cogs.—rsto tot on Fathom. - 3 • 4 WEDNESDAY.-DONCASTER STAKES. The IA year of the renewed Doncalter Stakes of togs. each, with togs added by the Corporation. Four mass. Mr. Garforth's gr. in. Marcia, aged - Lord Fltrwilliam's b. f. sally. 4 yrs old - Sir W. C. card's br. c. by Chariot, 3 yrs old - - The Town Handicap Plate of sogs. for borfes of all age. Heats Two Miles each. .a Mr Sitwell's Pipylla, 5 yrs old, 911 - - 1 1 i Sir T. Gatenigne sb. m.Thenghanla, 4 yrs old, Sit 4 z 2 Mr. Welharnes br. e. by Ab. Th. 4 yrs old, ya 91b 3 4 3 Lord Scarborough's b. E korebud, 4 Mold, 7B 41b 2 3 4 THO3.3l3AY.—Sweepliakes of aogs. each, with cogs. added by the Corporation. Mr. Linton's bay, by Shuttle, dam by Walnut - Mr. Garfortb's grey, Helen, by Dclpini . - Id Grehenor's eliefnut, by John Bull - Dolma Hamilton's br. hay, by Wa nut . Ld Fltswilliarn's bay, Maiden, by Sir Peer - I - s - 3 Sweepftakes of togs. fnr Hunters, to be rode by Gentlemen. Sir M. M. Sykes's d g. Sir Patina:, by Sir Peter . t Mr ilarlow's R. g. Middktkorpe. by Jupiter • - Hon. Wm. Lumley's b. g. Referee - - - 3 One Hundred Pound Plate for 3 and 4 yr olds. - -old - Mr. Ws Mrs E fitter to Brough, 3 yrs I.d br. c. Ducat, 4 yrs old 4 1 1 4 $ S Ld Grey's SIT OURT, 4 1 3 3 Ld Straamore's roan c. Pettuehlo, 3 yrs old - 6 6 4 Sir T. Galeolgoes b. e. by Slr Peter, 3 yrs old 5 2 3 Mr. Nok ton's tid, 3 yrs old - - 34 dr Mr. C. Norton's 2id, by Star, SR. 31b. agft Mr. Thompfon's b. e. Newcafkle, by Waxy, 7a. 71b. two miles, 3oogs. each, h. ft.—Q2id paid wogs. com promife. Lord Strathmore and Mr. Mcllitb are appointed Stewards for the enfuing year. WALSALL RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. The Corporation and Gentlemen's Subfeription Plate of Sol. Mr. Pigott's c. c. by Woodpecker, 4 yrs old - 3 I T Mr. Lord's c. f. Danceaway, 3 yrs old - . 2 3 2 ,Mr. Recces b. m. Dm helm, 4 yrs old - - aa dr High odds on Mr. Pigntt's e. e.—a good race. Same day, a Stakes of sogs. Mr. Lord's c. f leanceavray..3 yrs old - - a Mr. Tioker's bL f. Rival, 4 yrs old . - . - a Danceaway the favourite. THVlSDAY.—Subfcription Purfe of Sol. free for all ages. Mr. Lord's b. f. Coekfpinner, 4 yrs old • - I s T. 1.. Brooke's Moytton• s yrs old J. C. Wbatcky's b. b. Prior, 3 yrs oW, fell - - dif. Moydon the favourite—won eafy. NORTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. The Gentlemen's Purfe of 501. Mile and a Half Heats: General Grofvenor's b. f. Two Shoes, Bft 71b I I —......_ _. . . Mr. Abbey's bl. f. Virgin, lift 11b - '' 3 2 Mr. Locklcy's br. E Parapluie, Ild 31b - • 4 3 Mr Moriand's b. f. Sylph, NR - - - 2 dr A Subfcription of Three Guineas for Hunters. The heft of Three Heats. Mr. Wilron's eh. g. Chance, syn old, colt 7lb - Mr. Drake's b. g. Fearnought, syn old, roll 7lb 3 $ Mr. T. Inchley's r . g. by Icelander, aged, tt ft - s 3 Mr. J. Benfoo ib. h. Gleaner, 6yn old, loft r ilb - 5 4 Mr. G. S. Benton 'a b. h. Mr. Merryroan,6 yrs old, loft ttlb 4 S R r rici Wori.—ln the north of Devon the following remarkable occurrence lately took place—a Lady was baptized in the morning at nine, earrfirated at ten, and married at eleven o'clock, as the fame day. Another lady is flintily to ride over Epfom Courfe for a confiderable fern againit a jockey of much no toriety. Mr. King, the Gentleman lately mentioned as about to undertake a journey of 40 miles in twelve hours, arrived in town on Friday evening at five o'clock. He flopped twice on the road, twenty.five minutes each time, and performed the journey in eleven hours He did not appear to be in the haft fatigued. On Wednefday lan, Col. Lord Erma RD SnMIRSLT, of the 4th Dragoons, and Capt. MUNRO, of the North Hants Militia, Itarted to run one hundred yards, at Eall Bourn, for a bet of fifty guineas, which was won by Lord EDWARD. The above Gentlemen, we underhand, are matched to run ten miles for one hundred guineas. Monday fe'nnight a Foot Race, cf four miles and three quarters, for zoo guineas, was run for at Lan. trident, Glamorganfhire, by a native of that place, and a young man brought from England for the purpofc; which was won with cafe by the latter, who went over the ground, although very mu/Jr and un even, in about z 6 minutes. ',three to two in favour of the LantrilTent man, who was backed with confi• (knee, never having been beat before. Several accidents occurred at Dancafler races. On running for the St. Leger Stakes, on Tiro:lay fe'n night, Mr. GAREORT VOLt, rode 1,1 Sr rN C ER, and Sir M. SvK F s's Sir Bertrand, rode by CH I F.?. y, both fell : Sr kW( IR was much hurt, and Ctfurtirr (lightly. Some other Fowles fell, and, with their riders, were injured. Mr. Sriart, of Baln, near Donce.l.!:, was thrown from his boric on Wichicfclay, and lingered till Thurfday afternoon, having heen totally infenfi ble from the time of the accident ; oval on Thui Way Cass, wit l rode Mr. Br err, vom's 6::y, tell, and was rolled on by the horle, by which his ribs were broken, and he was OtherlA'lle giVerd ed. On Sunday fe'nnight four deferurs effened their efcape from the place of their confinement in Cain:- yard, Cheller, by forcing tome bricks from the wall, and letting themfclves down by a rope of flraw, twilled to an aftonilhing thicknefs, into the cattle ditch. Their defceut alarming the fenrinel en do:7 there, he fired on them, but uithout effcet : it 11,:ss ever prevented the remainder from ge,:ing awry, a• the whole of the guard immediately turned nut, and fecnred thole who were left. Previoor to this ,acne, the fentinels had only one ball cartridge del,scted to them—they now have twelve. CROrDONSWIR. This annual fcene of dietitian commenced yeller. day, under the twill favuurable autpiets. The fine ' neli of the weather rendered it tlie retort not only of all the hindfomc girls in the neighbourhood of Croy don, but hundred. from the Capital haficned to enjoy. • the feßivities for which it has been fo long celebrated. Nutt, the - well known ;slues of a fruitful and prolific feafon, 'were in great abundance. In every refpe& this Fair forms a diminutive but eleg int prototypic( the one held in honour of St. Bartholomew. It had its ufual Blew of lean cattle, pigs, and low priced Roanantet. The prices were low in general from the plenty of feed. Mixed old Spent& and new Englilh walnuts came as low as 8d per hundred. Lean geefe and docks, boiled till they were tender, and moaned till they were brown, were fasted up with a prof*. lion of boiled onions and fage to minden them, and were eagerly bought up by the Cocknies_according to annual cultom ; hut loofe 6111, and lisle Mk from the Borough, were fo abundant that no price;could be obtained for them. It alto has its Theatres, Mar chand: der Box, ConfeEtories (ci &vast Gingerbread Shops), Giants, Dwarfs, Necromancers, Lions. Ele phants, Oilriches, Ups and Downs, and Round abouts. Among the moll fplendid pieces which we have to announce, is one entitled The inauguration of the At Wperor of Garret. It is extremely well got up. and has excited a great deal of curinfoy. Places hue been taken for the whole of the performance, and it is expelled that it will be honoured by the pretence of two Lords Lieutenants, four Deputy Lieutenant', eight Knights of Shires, fifty Squires, and above a thoufand Eletiors of Middlefex. The Emperor places the Crown on his own head, with a grace peculiar to hantelf. We have not time to enter into a critical examination of in merits. . . . A very extraordinary eirenrollance occured during the Fair, the particulars of which are as follow. COURT or Pail) POVDRE-•=rhC late important trials in the Court attached to the principal Fair of the Me tropolis, have had the effeft of producing refearehes into that ancient inllitution, and others of a Galilee nature, in various parts of the kingdom, the rtfolsof which is likely to prove a fource of great emolument to the Stewards of thole local jutifdiftions. A re ma proof of this occurred yetterday in the Court of Pied Poudre at Croydon. It teems that in the Royal Grant to hold this Fair, there is a provifion, which, though never hitherto acted upon, is contended to be in full force —lt is provided, that if any of the wild limits exhibited within the fair (hall happen to die during the continuance of the fame, it (hall be 'stabil for the Steward of the.Coutt of Pied Padre to claim and have, for the ufe of his fuperior, the Bag of the animal. This never has been confidered a perquifite worth attending tot but the fpirk of adventure hav ing introduced to this country Tome of the rata pfo-' ditflions of the animal world, as objeßs of public ens riofity, the dormant right islikely to be entitled upon . in future. It was difeovered, that, within a few home after the fair at Croydon had commenced, a beauti ful Royal Tiger, belonging to one of the itinerant exhibitors, had yielded up its noble foulip,in confer quence of a hurt teceived by the Caravan, in which it was conveyed, having been overturned on the road. —The Steward immediately fent his precept to the owner of the beall, citing him to the Court of Pied Porrelre, and demanding the delivery of the !kin. The Agent for the Exhibitor attended, and expretTed his allonithment at fo unexampled a claim, obferving, that the (kin was of confiderable value, and he thould certainly 'advice the owner not to deliver it. He ad ded, that a reafonable fum had been paid for the pri vilege of exhibiting the animal, and that his death ..yeas a fufficient lois. The Steward entitled upon his right, and produced the claufe in the origin.' Charter s the operative words rf which, as nearly as we could collet them, were, "'Es rencelivivr pod/ Leo vie! drosi animal fent nature maritmr, dvrante exhilitiont pwrsa s s, Pair rjuideon ad Sem,fehalerri de jure adhiiraiur." The Agent, who was a refpeftable Attorney oldie town, denied the validity of this claufe, and enntend ed that the animal in quetlion did not fall within the defcription offers nature, having been whelped in the courfe of the patfage from Bengal.—The Steward did not feem difpnfed to attend to this dillinftion, bait took the verdiet of the homage in his favour, and was proceeding to record the judgment, when the Agent delivered a written notice, purporting that a Writ of Certiorari would be moved for next Term, in order to remove the caufe into a fuperior Court. Captain JAME:, who has been at Margate for comae time, for the recovery of his health, was thrown oat of his chaife nn Wednefslay in Cecil ftreet, and very fererely bruited. Another Gentleman was Rewire much injured on the fame day, by being jerked from his curricle in lligh-Ilreet. In both milances the horfes became reflive at firft, then plunged away, aid ran at full fpeed till they broke the harpers, and dif engaged themfelves from the vehicles. On Monday night between eight and nine o'clock, a fire brt ke out in the workfhop of Mr. Lay. (a jew) blaekleasi pencil maker, and dealer in vermicelli, Oriwnne place, Bricklane. It is furpo'ed to have happened through the careleffnef of tome of the boys, by leaving a candle, which, by fume means, communicated to the fhavings. The (hop, which lay backwards in The yard, was loon in a blaze, and ez• tended to the v . .uelionfe, both of which were entirely confi.med. The Spit 41fields Volunteers attended and kept the ltr,:et c:ear of the mob. The engines arrived a little beLetc nine, and being well fupplied with wate•, prevented the fire from fpteading. None of the font houfes were damaged. Mr. HARRIS, !ilk weaver, had :he back part of hi, premiles injured. T;ie fire was convict, ly got under by ten o'clock. . • An accidei.c at one of the boarding houfes of Weit. minder Sr.hir.4, nn Sunda), was attended with feri ous curfequo.ces, and might have been foliowed by cumitances roucis more ditlreffing. The fon of an lrith Nobleman, who was sanding hi ff ir e lf pi t h a quantity of gun-powd,r he had procured, and which he Rad cr ns.r Ted .n(0 what is pyre:technically I;a:ied a cfr-:.;„ being aware of the cif, a of fo power fult,rt etpl.llon. lei fire to it, and the wh• le apart '.urnediate;. in a Hate of conßapration.- 11s• the ritaierCC 14:)d addrefs of one of the pull Gcni:emen. who entered the room, the flames were es t:rg.:l.l a 1 ; but the adventurous youth, and a corn pan!. f., Viso WAt employed on his exereife s and took no part in , his danger's fport, were fo much injur ed, At to he placed immediately under the hands of the rued.s.ti prdetint s f the inftitution. I