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rune/lion will take place, brit, from all that we can learn, we venture to seat that feat as apprehenfton u totally unfounded." It is reported at Pnrtfmouth that the Mstrostase ' frigate has taken a 5o gun (hip from Havre. Further advices from the Coall Rate, that the firing in the direaion of Boulogne was renewed on Mon day morning at an early hour, and continued alrooft inceftantly during the whole of the day. By the help of telefropes, Upwards of two hundred of the enemy's veffels were obferved to come out of the harbour, but not beyond the protation of their batteries, while fourteen fail of our (hips of war were feen about four miles from the fhore, rather to the weftward of Bou logne, not having fufficient wind to aft, it being calm all day. A convoy of the enemy's craft, mailing of twelve fail of brigs and loggers, went along fhore from Calais to Bnulogne, fuppored to be laden with floras, and the firing for the moti part proceeded from the batteries protc&ing them from a few of our miters. About two o'clock they reached their deg tination, the oppAing veffels not being able to go fufficiently dote in fbore to intercept them The ene my's flotilla is now regularly formed in divifions, and were in motion the whole of Monday, praitifing a variety of manauvres. That a norm has been for force time gathering in the Nokth of Europe, which will probably Tpend its fury in attempting fomething againfl the newly created Empalme of FRAN : CS, has been pretty obvi ous, though mtny fhort•fightect politicians have been nnifornilt stating for months pail, that nothing of the kind was to be arpeeed. It is confidently affertah area 4somt of thole who were the molt incredulous, now giiie full credit to the Raiment, that the Zino of Swamis has fOrmally in !Muted to all his Minitlers refident at foreign Courts, that he peremptorily refutes to recognise the new ac quired title of Bois assess, as Emperor of the French. An official commtmication to this rife& has been made to all the Cuorts,andthat conveyed in Orong and ener getic terms. It is impoffible to believe that this Rep can have been taken by his Swamis Mal !WY Without the conmirrence of the ENPRiOt of ROssts, at Ica*, if not of the other Northern Powers. It is manifell that Nsrotana anticipates their confedel'acy, and Is preparing the public mind for the explofina.—All the pretended communications froin Conflantinopte, of the views of Ruffia on the Porte—of being dlfperfed over the Torii& clorninions--of the fpirit of infurreaion which they are fpreasfing. &c. are all preparatory to an open rupture; and in the mean time numerous bodies of French troops are un der orders to march to the Elbe. Among the tranßations from the fang Paris Pa pers, Which We this day lay before the public, is an article from Guadaloupe, concerning the affairs of St. Domingo. It is the policy of B ro make the State of St. Domingo an objed of horror in the eyes of France , and of all the o t her natione—to efface the memory of the frightful Canes which he canted to be acted there. by an exaggerated account of prefent cruelties, and to make his rival tyrant more &tellable, if poUlble, than himfelf. D toss has now his Legion of Honour, as well as Bo AAAAA ea— and his head decorates the coins of the Republic of Hayti, as that of Naroxsom thofe of the French Republic; in fad. the African rules with equal tight, joftiee. and moderation. in the Weft Indies, as the Corfican does in France. He only has not yet bad time to organife his ufinpation. and, therefore, we do not read of sny Templer Special Tribunals. Military Commiffions, invented confpir - acies, and judicial mur ders. If he oppreires his own fubjeds, he has not yet isinlated the laws of nations, by furprifing and but chering Frenchmen who have efcaped to Cuba or Ja maica; and though mailer of St. Domingo, he has not yet attempted to dilate to his Englifh and Spa- NA neighbours. The French Papers only publilh the bad salons of this black chieftain, whom we fhould *shire not to imitate the Cot (lean In any thing more; and in an official Minetarr of St. Domingo make the woad acquainted with Tome of the horrors com mitted there by 13011•PARTeS white (laves, under the command of his brother-in-law General La Cssec. Madame Ds:nutria has not yet appointed any Maids of Honour, Prefects of Palaces, Pages. or Mailer of Ceremonies; nor is her hulband any of ficial levees, diplomatic audiences, or mofeums. His brothers and fitters are not yet Imperial Highneffes, nor himfell an Emperor, nor his black fpouf: an Em. prefi, becaufe the imperial madnefs of the Curfican family was not known at St. Domingo when their& letters left that ifland—But all in good time. Letters from Semlin. dated June is, fay, 1 , The Servians continue their preparations for attacking Belgrade. There are almnft daily engagements between them and the Turks by land, as well as on the Danube. The Servians advance in the night time to the gates of the town and take all the cattle they can find. Diftrefs and famine increafe more and more in Belgrade , • . 1 We are informed alto that new ttoul.,!es have broken out in Romelta. It is Paid that the rebels who concealed themfelves, or who !Serried to re torn to their duty, fud,lenly :rambled in different corp., and Lave already committed many depreda• tions in different points. A great bomber of indivi duals, who Bed from Burlap have joined them. It is Rated, that the commtraieation between Adrian ple and this Capital, is again interrupted. The Montenegrins arc alfo in a Rate of infurrettion againtt the Porte, and we are allured that the Gamin Sam b tot. to oppofe the infurgents in there different pro vinces, has refolved to fet on foot an army of 80,000 men. This army w►ll be collefted in the environs of Conftantinople, and already feveral corps have ahem• bled. " &elm PAVIA, charged with re-eßabling tranquil. lity in Servia, has not yet appeared in that province. It is even faid, that after form marches to proceed thither, he fuddenly returned. Various canfes are aligned for this conduit, but the moll probable i., the revolt of the Montenegrins, who had penetrated into Bofnia, which forms part of the Government of Beers PACH A." Pasts, Jinx 6.—The departure of his Majarry the Ent altos. for Boulogne, has been talked of here for feveral days pail. It is kid, that while he is on his journey, her Map , ' ty the EMPRESS will go to the baths of Aix Is Chapelle. Ai. oux* ass, Prefident of the Legitlative Body, is appointed Commandant of the Legion of Honour.' In the department of Landes there have been' given 474.53 votes in the affirmative nn the fubjell of the Hereditary Imperial Dignity ; there were only 36.192 for the Confulfitip for life.—prowal de CONI• WO. According to letters from Spain, his Catholic Ma yfly bas already acknowledged the new titles and the hereditary dignity of the head of the French government) the fame acknowledgments are ex pelled imiseffiritely to be made by the Courts of Portugal and Naples.—Letdrapaseste. Yeßerday morning, form after, ten o'clock. their Majasvess and the three elder Paine sssss arrived at the Queen's Hoare, from Kew- At t t o'clock his MAJISTY gave an audience to Mr PITT. About two o'clock the Rnwat. FAMILY returned to Kew. The Duke of Cuss s sss me, we underhand, k sp pointed Colnmander of the Home DiAria. in the room of Gerais' Fun, who fete our Ihmtly fin Gib raltar, of which place he is now Lieut. Governor. The harmers of the Middlffet Eleiliort, which was to have come on yefterd ty in the Houfe of Corn mons. is deferred till the nest Region. We spore.' hended that, faun the advanced hare of the &Zoos, an opportunity would not be afforded to hiing the Report of the Committee properly before the Houfe. The Corn Bill is likely to pars. And we still pre di& that it will not remain long unaltered. Many of Lord Svstkiori'. objeetiont to it are folid and OIL And to grant a bounty for carrying your corn out of your country A* the purpofe of preceding (catchy. bears abfurday on the face of it, whirl is not re nroved by the partial and limited views on which the meafure teems to be founded. Very different mea rares from this are wanted for the encouragement of agriculture. Toefday fe'ttnight. Earl biat AAAAA r arrived in BeKA from London. • The atual amount of the Sea Fencibles in Ire land, at the feyeral diftrrias on the coaff, is ordered to be immediately tranfmitted to Government. CITY Bustsess.—A Court of Aldermen was held yelterday at Guildhall, at which the Loire MAYOR prefided, tz Aldermen, Mr. Recorder, the Sheriffs, and Mr. Town Clerk were prefent. The Can't or dered the price of Bread to be advanced one affize. or ad. in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow. — The price of the quarters loaf wheaten will then he giel. and honfehold 7141. Gsnaos SCIOLFT, Erq. one of the Sheriffs cleft, attended the Court. and entered into a bond, in the penalty of toool. for the due execution of the laid office. Mr. CHA mire LAI reported that Tonia•s PAULY, Efq. the other Sheriff cleft, had paid into the Chamber the ufu.rl Roe of 6001. and 20 Minks, to be milled levying the Paid office. The Court then reveled his L qdfltip to iffue his precept for the Holding of a Common Hull to-morrow. for the eleftion of another Sheriff to ferve the Paid office, which was ordered accordingly. M'Casa, who is pofitively laid to be landed in Ireland, and for whole apprehenlion a reward of tool. has been proclaimed, was a refugee on account of the former rebellion, and had been one of the con fidential Aide-de-Camps of L-rd Ewe/two Firzow tALD. He is certainly a man of a detperare cha ratter, and has had more hair-breadth etc roes than moll men who have beer c-rntintrallv engaged in m i. litary coact's. He polt:fied an in& fatkahle Zeal for the traitorous cattle in which he w a s embarked. and difplayed the mon confummate art and pretence of mind on every fres-arson. At one time there serf no left than twenty-five indiaments againft him 1-ir various ails of treafon s he was nutlao ed, proclaim ed, and purfued in every quarter of the country whert he fought an afylum. He was once traced to a (mall village in the county of Rolcomtnon„ where he was furrounded by Lord Korossoaounn with a firong force, hut actually &aped by Aiming the, diigutfe and accent of a Scotch pedlar—and on his retreat fold leveret articles to the foldiers who came to apprehend him. At another time he was furround ed in the bottle where be w.-s in bed. Apprized of his danger,he immediately transferred himfelf to the outfide of the quilt, and throwing the bed clothes carded) , over him, the moment before Lord Kona.. Detention entered the room, he war Coppola to hAvc leaped out ri the window,' and completely eluded dikroery. He was afterwards taken prifooer ou fuf piclon of his identity, and committed to Newgate. Dublin, where he remained 9 week., perfiftiog that he was a Scotch pedlar , and aCtually perfnadeo feve. ral foldiers of a Highland Regiment, on guard, that he was an old acquaintance of theirs at Invernvfi. and was at lail difcharged on this pretence. Above a hancired of his aftticiates in rebellion were at the fame time in prifon, and knew hi m perfonailv, but would not diccover him, n-twithristiding the large reward offered. Suck a man moil certainly Ire a formidable partizan in any cult, however deiperat., to which lie is attached, and would be readily 1..u..0 ed for the promotion of a defign loth as that for whicl he is tironily fulicacd to have returned to Iscifial NAUTICAL INTELLIGI.NC. MAIL: . . 1 7 I r S u. D . AY.—WInd S. S.F. Dublinr 0 Hamburg Waterford o 3 Faznoctra, Pry, ts.—PalTed by this Port for Rolland, the American (hip the Herald, Smutty, from Salina, in 30 days. Sailed the Prince of Wales Packet, 'roes, for Lifbon. Wind EaR. PLYMOUTH, Jury 16—Gains in the Venus, Cap-' tain Bract., and the Anna and Elizabeth, Capt tin Ereaans, both from Dantzic ; and the Ann, Cap tain HUSTLtIt i , all laden with naval Rotes for the dock yard. Alfo the William and Agnes. Captyin DRAWER. from Guernfey, with cork. Sailed the Mat.- ra, of So guns, and the Cozossus, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet. PORTMOUTH, JULY t7.--Arrived the ORPH SUS fri gate, Capt. Him., from a cruize off Havre ; and the, gallint Adonis, from Stockholm for Nantz, detained by l'Esrae retain r a cutter. His Majefly's (hip GI , of So guns, and the Mary, —, from Gibraltar, were both this day rcleafed from quaran tine. Wind Eaft South EAR. Lail night about half pail eight o'clock, a very heavy firing was heard in a welt dirc.ilion, which is very unufual to be beard here. It is fince rept rted, and has acquired much belief, that the ME LPOM EN I frigate, .Captain Ours., has engaged a Freud' 50 gun Blip, which came out of Havre, and captured her after an atlion of four hours, in which the Met.- root am a had too men killed and wounded. Dear., JULY 57.—Remain in the Downs the Mo. .1111RCH, UTRECHT, ViTERAII, and Istrzsztar.a men of war; Vatoista arid CASTOR frigates; SCOURGIS , poop of war, T AAAAA US bomb, Sir Admiral Mit chel, Lord Nelfras, Aurora, Anacreno, Diadem, Hel der, Perfeos, Majeflic, Ranger, Triton, Sceptt e, Pa rag tn, Atlas, and Kingßon armed defence Mips,' • under command of Captain Gnnomto; Melpomene, London, Mime, Britannia, Elilha Topper, Tartar, • Flora, Ceres, and Crown clppered armed tranfports. under command of Captain Warson and Lieutenant • Moacras.—Wind S. S. E. YARMOUTH, JULY t 7.—Artived the Noarozic and Intim aimed !hips, Fla a ETill gun brig. Re r °Las and . r AAAAA cutters t the latter is to collet convoy fittr the Baltic, whith is hourly ezpetted, the wind bl•twing frelb S. f..—t sP. M. Sailed the Noarus.a aimed Ibip for Leith. Livia root., juts( s6.—The Active, Beane, is en (bore at the Bahamas; cargo faved. The Angola, Boys, from hence, was captured in the river Gam bia, the beginning of May, by a privateer of 4 guns. and full of men, and carried into Senerd ; the An gola bad five men killed, and the privateer two. The above intelligence was received by a fchaoner from Gatlsbia, which patted Purtfmouth the 7th intl. who alto reports. that two (mall reties were captured at the fame time with the Angola. Artived-Andian Trader. Ukase, from hence and Qat. It A main: St. Ma-g'e Flamer. Jema; Stare. Boris ; Ty l er. Ouse and Sarah, Deities-A, front brace, at ditto; Mrratry. Still; Au g its. ii.dgtoo ; and Atlas.Stoektiale,front Whitehaven.at ditto; Telamon, Crotch; from London. at ditto; Ann, Baldwin, irons Alnra and lkinerara, at ditto ; Olympus,Stegon; amard, Wood: Drilla Packet. ---; and Mufait.gum. -.--, front tuner, at Phttsdopers; Sally. Webber. from hence, at Llimieftrin 1 Stewart; and William, Patterfon, from home, at Lhnerick ; B tw it e ty cw , t M hree D°ll.l. eargoes tra fitlm Ai S r t i . c T a h and omas Se 's.. K at k di t'' do at ; Brothira die nava . O nnab aulti Lydia. Tredwell i and Stephen, Futke, from brute. at New `trod ; Milford, Samples, from hence, at Bolton t Augufta. Clark ; and America. Miller, from hence, at Baltimore; handle°. ..----.., i (runt I cam, at Cadis ; Ortarty,Pelham ; sod correto do Mar, , from hence, at Liftion ; and Two Idenda, •--••''.. tram Immix, at L uo dooderry. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. • O aa ysseva, JULY r7 .--Paired by t'e Vigilant, Smote°, from Leghorn ; Minerva. Finney, from Norway ; Rae. Riling ; and the Vrow Hawkey, Frazer from Bruin. tidiedtbe Oneida Chief.' Kcmp, fo r New York ; Aria., Harris. for Peterfiburgh ; Oman, %Woe ; and tee this Oefafters.---, for Sled& 1 Mimeo —At Leak. Minorca, Walker, from Ithp.i.Off,Whit hy. ileum, M•Nlit.gc, from “reeoland--Aithloaltar, Cisarants, Wilbrlmins. S ises roe, from Landon. 'law Lady N. 110,1, Lindiey, toms I codas for the Smith Seas, w B all mil at the Cm:Lipari., in Odtcoer lilt. The Commerce., bowyas, tram London far the South Seas, is loft at Otahata. DISTRIBU TION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the flip . Ihilbe, for the &tendon of the American Stip Ton do* Packet, February as. illy a final dittlibutlm will Ix made at No 7 , Wanironk, on Thurfday, the ad el A n utt, and secalitti every That Way and Saturday kw three years. To the Refuluti at and Cleopatra, tor the detention of the Ame rican Pup &noes. and fahoseer Rceort, Decanlicr 29 and 30, *793. a bnal . lit ibution sr,ll be made at No. •i, Wallow!. on Thinfday the ad of Angell. and recalled e erg thart,lay a nd sa• varday for dine rm.; allo to the Ref...art o, foe the deo tuba of t he Anierlean Clip Elfita.Fclomary 6. 1 7 95 ; acul to the Argonaut, for the detention of the Antertem brig Anna, a final tialttibatiolt will M. made at No. b u m on/6k. uo Therf lay. the sd of R. and recalled every Ty rid Saturday for throe years. The following letter is from an Officer belonging to the blockading fquadlon : " At Sea, dr Frilliftrine. July riS. a We are joll returned from making our obferea tions on the Boulogne coal!. Neatly the whole of this day we could plainly dig - cover from our malt-head a veil nninber of the eneni)'s wails and gum boats Yellerday another battle was fought in hiary-bh• completely out of the harbour of Boulogne i thane b^"n e fi"idsr between alighl4"4"l" and • KT ^ was criJently a great deal 01 movement A mon. th e m, lof the name of Harrowby• The quarrel mitoses& groom having enlilted knawing Walla to and they (muted to keep in regular lincr. The Eli- ' 4 'tit lab fleet lay its dole order c .iiiiderably to the weil• be d•t . `ileii. Af.cr a very bard fight of upwards of ward of Boulogne, watching their mlti.ms, with A n 44 rn natrs, the stnom was fo completely beaten, ttra Ire was cat rieJ oar the ground apparently Welsh. intention, no doubt, of hearing down on them, to loon as they may venture lip fa 1, om the French A mantel - oil tof the Ilatutes in the reign of Es. coati as that there may be any pr..ipea of tutt,ng WAk•D 11. in the Englilh of that period, tau recently them n 6. A great deal of firing (14 411 I..tvy ont.ituance b. to .tite.•vtled by Mr. Looilli, in the Balkier' lot been kept up tin both 11.'c, the v. eof th.‘,1.1,1 I. 'wary. at Orford; it has known to have esilled in trove the forts and two linlggling stele flora the 8.1- , t . .: time of Sai.nest, butt was never Gum been heard tint lquadron.. We espc'l i.•n...,,1ng iti , !,..ltAllt r 111 O. tilt the ptettnt ddeowee: • Ipet.h.y neon, Of VilliCli you trail live the brit in 00 • Wednerda, eveng lAA, a: as the gaoler wee ne telligente." ex , mi.-6"z the priton in the tic !tors , of the To NIIIIIIIIIRS.—A 1 i:ht-hr - ce has been veneJ i cooly v ga,•l i f Lintel ick, be found the ce'll of John on the Nand or Licht,: • , nt .! e Fri.', or Finth, i .-h-ahan and Jun , Hat:iflm. (bnth of whom ere ' •-o.rd with Karin t cromitinted r. h,beries) broke, -eh c- - I, fe th v .i e ; i l l etkig ‘i c ilen • cur, or ~n,.,.j"..."- ex ,n.ini , lz tht priion in tne a:tic .iiwy ..., ernefs, To Nlaitiszas.—A I i:ht-hnuce has becn erene..l i c. ,, lntv ga..l t f Lintel ick, be found the ce'll of John . Above on the Iflatid of Licht... • , cl .! e 'Clio, i,t Fotth, i .-11-ah . an and JAM Hai:4l . n. (both of whom aro at the which is intended to be .; : i;t-,1 1 tlr- .1 of '4•!;.tcii.- ! ch. i-cod with having c‘quinitted r. hhertes) broke, Y. but bet. The light is to 1 , ._ .i. n. , ..1, with •,tiell r., And : w.ili .in intent thAt they Ihr•nid pti , t•ec 1 from an arc b large it elevated above the IL •‘:;. ' I lI`C I'l At 1 ., ..)i .s'iter t‘t i et• tibeie celi t i. t 1 ,,.. ti ttinz iond in 1..c1i man.n.e Circa r ht .I fitting ti.ie. 129 leo, . ; wt-i-ii 1..:•; . .1 the bu ...III.; ! t .::r cicApe. Tl.n. Itheme ,4% fritar.tted by P. 'perm., temis 45 tee t. •11. e kJ( n :1 :.,: t,cn 11. , areas bi,iilance 1 , 1 the go ,ler', in.twaion, as •-thetwitit 1..it.:1 puitit of die comp , s. h. t 111. , 11..eil 1••• in c ..•,, north', , ney would have I-ned meant in exec it• theft ; which and wel of the lamb° , n, where the t; catett 1111.1:L iCT plan, h a r‘rg rtebeach palled with paper, fo as to eided. of rcficaots arc pta , c , l. ‘loste curt:nava übfcrvatiwa. ♦ll. DUB. 0 4 DREADFUL ACCIDENT. • Yellerday, a flinekinig calamity happened i4l Duke- Rivet, Mile End New loam. The foundation of two very old houfes, No. 33 and 344 gave way, and the wretched inhabitants, confifling of eight poor fami. lie., were buried in the ruins. The time rendered this event more awful and diilreffing ; it was about half pall fix in the morning, and the in.'ividesal• were only awoke from fleep by t . e del naive crab of both houles, which, falling at the fame dose, threatened to cover them in one grave. The frosts of both houles fell into the lireet, but the party wall between remained standing—the beams which !up ported the floors likewife remained without falling ; but the roofs, floors, joifts, &c. fell into the cellar. — The alarm in the neighboto hood nceafirmed by the tremendous noife of the deicending ruin, was-la:Lien, and thole who ruched to the fpot at fiat imagined the premifes to be on fire, as clouds of dull, which had the appearance of fmoke, veiled the true cala mity : a fcene, however, loon prefented itfell that left no opportunity to proeraftinate The unfortunate viaims were beard to utter the mill d' Idol groans,_ and fupplieate for affillance flom beneath the rains, and it is but justice to fay, the readinefs of the neigh bours to afford 'elk(' was wonderful : they began by temoving the upper beams and heavy timber, *nil lillening with attention from whence the voicssif cued, releafed no lefs than thirty-fts perfons from 'heir painful fituations ; moft of them w< re naked, net many of them bruited in a dreadful manner; lent, allonifliing as it may appear, not one life was 1011, nor any bones broken. The following is a lift of the unfortunate fuffeieli No 33. Grooved Boor, Mrs Jones and ber two children to the one pair itsatehit..Foicr and two cheldran Beek room, do Mts. Lambert end dattshtcr. Second Floor, front, Mrs. London and eitiLl. Ditto Nag% Mrs. 'Shepherd and daughter. Third Flour, Rogitoo, wife, and fon. . , No. 34- • iw f l ;;li i e ne. , • : Chewed Eon% Wiliam Dm, wile. mei t ^ One p a i r pr e wt.Teis.wift, and arm u, . - Ditto Bs& Nightingale sod 1144. , Two Pair. r.agle (a hese with see ens) 1041.11 b.,. Ditto bath. Ms* Mawr. wet pe rattvallest fowl women bedridden, wbo was alto taken to the workbook wicket marlablit rbc imilleft WWI; gal # _Mrs. lisesitiss, soma 7.00# w id a her in die tam ilkew t ie unhurt. Tbs will dies* a Mar, bag harlwasik wed Inailtla wick torn. It was nearly twelve o'clock before the lAA was dug out of the faith. Ostrth og very retisarkable was, re child of about 41'stoittlis old, after being above ' three hours burled in the rubbidt, when taken Out as ked, attd cleated from the die, finned io.tbe rawer s deliverer. The particular eget% eta notice : ode woman , when r e feeed,- et la Where are my three children i'' • Dos, the tenant *tone ot the houfes, on being Wan out. allied whoetis wife and children nen 3 and'be ing told they were miffing, tefolutely related them 'hitnfelf, thourh much wounded. Another perfbn, named Nichotfon, after having efcaped, fupported a piece of timber in the mnft perilous fituation, until his wife got out ; after which the whole mars again gave way, and he was dreadfully wounded about the head and bee-all, before he could be extricated. A woman, who was delivered of a child the day before, received very little injury. The unfortunate falterers were conved, within one hour after the accident, to the Lon don Hnfpital and parifb workhoufe. where they remained. at eight o'clock lan night, in a fair way of recovery. The binges experienced by thefe poor people. are but a past of their misfortunes: .heir (mall flock of clothes and property has been ei ther pillaged or denroyed, and many of them p refs, at this moment, &wee enough to cover tt.als. The Volonteers remained on duty the whole (tithe day. The Mile End Volunteers kept tentinels lak Might ot the premifes. A Colonel of the ninth Loyal I,ondon Volunteers arrived thee about eleven, sad let a laudable example, by making a collation for the unhappy fufferets. He put ti. Pa. 6d. into the hands of Mr. John Gilbert. landlord of the Hata Head, : who is one of the churchwardens of the parith, for their ufe and comfort, as the poor unfortunate tuff • have loft their all. Jones. who is aCtaflom houfe Officer, was out on duty, and OR arrived in light of We houfe to fee it fall. The ho ufes which fell were originally built of Old materials, have flood thirty-eight yean; hot it is bet justice to fay, that the farveyor of the diktat!. as well :Vs the landlord of the premifet, gave notice to the inhabitat.ts, tome weeks ago, to quit. as their lives were not thopght fate; cad on Monday leveret of the poor fa fevers, is confequence of that advice. looked out for dwellings to remove to; bet, fai613 w 1 . 4 1 were under the neceffity of remaitting they were. Moll of the Mile End sad Spitalfields volunteers, with an alacrity that does them ho omit. proceeded to the fpot, and , endeavoured to preferve the property ; but, nctwithflanding. a gala quantity of ilk and materials ufed by weavers. ke g were Itrikri. sad two of the depredators were lima into coflody. One ot the bottles was a chandler's (hop, the other occupied by a po..r maw. whir diort a Cart, which, with the bowie, was favoth—the intact before mentkned was lying dead in one ot the gamete when the accident occurred. • . . ;11 i 4 , P I 5 1 .. I 1 4 • ! r I I . 1. . I i . . . I _ - I i, ' L e 1 I 4 if Y Is s- to it cs . Ns . l Tit i at ss . is- in • re nd nd the Bch tch try the cm. rn4 ia•