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7 GALAXIANA, Ni. X. Take Wt. and ca* kis OM is link Si*... SILARISPIIII. Sooa.afler the feedlots of Mr. Fos (rob the Itii iiftet of Lord SoxLevan. he was in a company, in which the caned astral nes employed on a common fohjea. .lio evi • telfed his opinion that it could not be ufrd.bit in 144iiiral Philorophy. b caibits forts:. GIORGI SaLwrt, fisiag his eyti on him, to aced there . line , from P sit once proving his *flake. and to his eeellos ; Aid to the darksifh of his ...mpteeion t • o theism. a dual. Mehra* finite. AP over faired the hat fate of Mitt; . Moro to the mitres earth. his roller Witt Kopek% to kelt the gloomy cave et fpleat." Of eneatna 1. it is related by Wit.tteat Parma% that he bottnsl . l . ltimfelf to dtive all' Utile., Catholics fr• m the atm, if hs fbould be vidorions in the bat tle .. f 14.411 by. By this refoluti nhe expeded to soneitiste the , Puritans. He not be canceled in rain the ba• k, afterthis cheek t 'the seal of the forage y and he was beherfed by the tatter. Totowa had ordrred a fuperh fair of clothes for a gas it , he Sp.nifh Court Wren the tailor breapht.t, home. be alked.for his bill. 6 . I hors no WI, air," Paid the tailor. " nor (ball ever make one, ! jnit c4 .• et money, Y omit bee a dear favour of you. , Permit me to requett a fang." . Fa at s ha. ing in v Ain endeavoured to prevail "n the man to take lhjsm')ter,'strti*complied, and pave Rim one of his; ir• it !valiant airs, with which the inn was atioitifhtd s l id overcome with eellacy. After cipreffing hit thsaks +4mA raptore us terms, he was pr • win'? • to retire. when FARINELLI flopped him and laid: 4 4 I sm a little pr. ad ; perhaps that faili• 4 has snub me aconite a fuperi , srity in my art. I have given way e, %our weaknefs; and it ib fair that yon Gould ' me in mine " Taking his purfe, he f iced u..: n 'he tailor a turn equal to double the value Of eie clothes. Ti Klee, the reat King of Prtiffla, was inform. ed 4 0 4 a I n had attacked his emir 4Eler—•• Has he the command," laid the King, 4 4 of tos i ooei teen rr Being Anil ered in the ne&ative. be faid.-.6 Had he zoo,ooo n - en, I would declare war agai o nft bus ; as he has not, I can do iinthing agait.il him." TO Tiga DONJUSII OF SLIOKTOIL . 41'1 }kitty IV. of Franre, alked a Confer*, witether be wr.uld think himfilt obliged to 'curd the tonfbei. Eon 4 a man, who .had reedited to atiOnate !Jr King ?—" Sire," laid the Ptietlk u N u t I would place my body as a rampart befo►e that pf my King." The Ildgata's AL got *any a abaci. . . His happy fats was ram.. bete a Forbin Ns back • • And 'net an angel fair. la net noon. Ones hill snort bright, Ys Brigltenn Danktes, (ay Iresarry StiOss ei b ry night. . Aid ark awry day) W • Dtonaras often held bisitand to flames, in order, as he faid,, to accufforn birofelf to bear 'a refufal. Trtsorcer, the Fool of Faawets i. wasthreatan. st • It death by a man in' rwer, of whom he had f uifrefpeilfully He applie tto the King tot 1. teelito Be fatisied," fail the lEtng; a l if any man pins you to death, I xi!l wits him to be hanged n.• ter of an hour after."—. 4 Ah. Sir." replied ht. 4! I them Ibe much obliged, if your hfajelly would • order tutu to be ha..ged a quarter of as hour arfensl" spoluirlo IMALtaultiaL. NATMARKET THdATAL The atteaftinns of left night, were, Sylv4er Dar vrwood— the Stranger- —and a net/piece by Mr. Hone, jun c lieu "lifyfic .'lad.'! Pa 1,3111 swooped the past of kyivefier Daggerwool, and once mole t onvit.ced us that .'t came , in of his element wh-n be left the Duttitat ie Company. Ltsroa's Figins, h-isever, It-pt the audience in goad bunion'. In tite eonclu.l ,ji , g (cents of the 6tranfer, Mrs Lirestriaxn ant Mi. Yonne; drew tears from the feeliog part of the an dito .c. We hope we are right, in atsrituiing thefe ti kris of tettlibility t' the merits of the , -: Porn as, and not to dime t.f the pe l fanisaorp—ak r i aa ,fre. A new airer oiece, in re aB, via. procuced fir the feconcl• time, and kept tie audit. cc in a soar of laughter vlitosigh-nt. The kene opens with MAT- Toaviss (Sir 'su Crotchet) teaching his fervant (Lacer si) ,' far Alike air , iCatalani's ; and the at temPti sit the gennint Son if Monsw in the burlefque . air of !! isiverefi hytorh." were extremely happy. The pl t is fimplee a• .i well adapted for a 1 ! Sum. Let's Tale." •Sir !teplren Crotchet, by an advertikment, announces his own death, and Junks the name of Mr. Revell, who, as hi. f k executor, advertifes, that Si. Stoke', fortune is deviled to any relation, who eft% prt.ve himfelf the mon unfortunate perfon of !, In (airily. Thcadvettifement attraas a number of candidates, all of whom, in order to thew their relped . for the deceafed Baronet, sled the greaten regard for the kience i f mulle. This affords an opportunity of introducing forne.iery. pretty airs ; the mufical compufition of which d es Mr. Hone, fen, great ho nour. (retail declare; kinifelf fati , fied with the claims et each candidate in fuccefon • and Teems much enraged at the coaxial of a young naval officer, who boldly declares his abhorrence at all cat gut krapets and lianas Squalinies. A humourons feene canes ; Crekhd threatens to beak Lineman liesites head with Ms Bute, but fuddeuly Sops, throws hinifelf into an attitude and plays the favourite air of 66 Rule Britanni a." Crotchet then fings a .Medley, in which the charac. teritheal murk lii every nation in Europe is very happily introdoced. This motley perfos mance was loudly etscored, and did great honour bath to the " 112 Poler and performer. The denewissit now takes place, and if it is a coerce dramatics' rule, that Ibis ffiould ;merest (meet/ling (hiking and unex. pelted, the author has here been completely fue eefsful. Greases fammons ill the Candidates tnge thei before him, when he gvnws his own deception, iirreeks their refpeettve aseats s and to the difappoint meat of the audience as well as of the unluecefsful Candidates, be awards his fortune after his death to Lira:toms Howler, whom he presw.anca ; the melt ea fortunate pert iz in the King's donsinions, az haus:no or At- suiji 1 1' ludepentlently• of the merits of the muGc and dia. l tme, the drollery of Ma - roars and Livros renders . ibi s petit . Opera very attraCtive, and we have no doubt it will prodoee a bumper .throughout the tell ef the feafon. CC ii• I rhc ,c ; tut 001 fop fcle -.••••• • • - DWILIN. AUGUST 2 4 --- ty • 11111641 4 ei iimr K. • • • • • Sunday evaninie, between. fetal mid idiot ta'ackh. ' ree.,Nllmaing- partingars of a Assailer whole fevers! thunder peals, followed by at', fall of Ja.a, made re conlpicious a figure in thiee t imi heavy to an onc o mei t orf degree, higeegpetilietd in ' 147.1aird tone gresiication t^ nor R..-odento . y • •4 the Metropolis and it s vicinity .. . ' , Henry Beoglia Maria - Clemens, f.cond fon at S !Fetal famples of Wei Red Liatuivias wheat were i James Stuart, karma by the name of the Ptetendee. exhibited hi the Market of Navan •on Wedneft. y of Mania atm.-mina S hieSti, wa• born at Roo e. Tne trailing has been thud' *Om the age4 , eretted tlee 16th - of i 7z,s. where he *moo c . inft Andy curtain wall of Dublin Cattle, it Calk dreg, till towards tia.: tlofe of 6Y4S. when he went ward of the Bank of the Right Hon. %Oil): to France to pus hi.,felt•at the hea Q .,,f.te,rooo rotten anti Co. and the palrage from theoce.ions afembled in and ab In DiiMs ik, under the co:emaot Glen and Link Ship fireet, at the Lower Cale ,of the D of Richelieu, ivy order Lewis XV —' Yard, has been opened; 'he wall is built in compatt.l With thr a. too Henry was . , to have lasted in ng : men" and Pamela. which take off, what -would lane. in Cupp it of his brother Char:ci. lit tho oo b i otbir wile appear hea vy . and pr i ce a cod bolsi t, prepaid', no we made for netiarking.th e fe traits, of eet—the paiage from CaltleArtet to Sltipareet though once pa , t did ado:thy embank, not a tinglei is only for pedettrians, aid is framed of a neat i tranfport left. Dia,.kirk. Rood, Mil He•try receiving• Biped. way, melee feet trick ; the de4lielt7 titwatds intelligence of the iflt.e of the bootie ttf Cull , otos, re Ship dreg. is toted by five &nine ipladoritis. to I . turned to k one, where, much to the difpleafore of each of which you defcend by eight lone Nips sat the his brother and the hien& of his family he tiesk or Mamos of this parage oppofite Great Sims Meech is den. Are in 1749. w. t s mate Car.. ,:41, by P •oe Be- ' a strong iron gateway ; and from thence round the nc.lift XIV. and att..t ward. Oda ptf Frsteati, and wall to Mars. La Toucties Bank arc placed hen: Chsocelho of the Catirch ,4 S t . P o tet. f are lamp irons, in the ;irny; mountain none dirt- From that time Cardinal Y -tit, the name he ef fi'os Which form • rare of ths :origin wall. . fumed on his promotion, derroosa Weskit to the fuse- Died at K Leder Houle, mo Friday last. after a Orin, of bis-Inioitary, .and feemed to have long and p... 141,1 ill, - t Sir WILL'. st Gas *taws all wnrdly views, till bin lather'. death iti 1788. when Newer ante. Bart. prini.i,)3l of the oldie Banki sto he had medals flruek, bearing ontheir face his head. honk in . I. elanr.:.-r-He mauled Charl Ate, .cloghter with " Henrietta nonus Anglia Rex," .on ibereveni, and ftle heittf% of Cie late Charles New. Tutu, of a city. wit`, " Glade Dei, led non volontate Caroglals, in the coutarof L toglod. zit . - (fine( num." If we ate not nailiofornted the King has one crated, in her own right. Vit«tunosi, Nitre, mts). of thefe rne.. 4 al.. He was many years itepretentarivein PA;liaotert fo. Cardinal York had two rich livings in France. the the county of bouttrird. and a diningniiisesi promoter Abbeys of Auchin and St. Amend, and a confides' ..e agneult.tre, c'ontaterce, manot,solkurea. aod in- able pennon from the Court of Spain.allof which he land toriga•ion of lug country. He was a man of loft by tile Revolution. In order to at P•pe.Pius high t. -Loot tr. , : glean la' (pi' it amt Was uiliverfall • VI. in making up the turn required by B me a nt te is en - calved and repeote.l H. is forree,•ed Ab 6796. the Cardinal difpoled of all *the family jewels, in the Bank. and in h n 1115 'AA i'll•les, by has only and, among others, of a ruby, the largelt and • molt fon, rloy Sir Thomas N. oco'oeii, Baronet *kat known, vain-el at fifty thoufand pounds. He' poirvaaerie Feta.—She . ;lB ; :sitgesc. scalded tha s silen'tived himfelf of the lad means of at. inde a pat!. t totlitaf y, pro:e- tra c tor Sittordaeo to the potaolent fabfifhmee , and mo s reduced to great ditt,cfs Fait Green at Donntbr• .odendierollta- •ft die expulil-ii 4 - Pious VI. and his Court from tion of the tents mites, tor :t•'n't Accommodation of lame. Cardinal Borgia. who bad beenactu ttainte yifitora expeard on.Suada :oche elfOrt of the Ma. with Ilia khn,Hicpjfley Core in Italy, reprelented to &rate was not attetoed w.ils the a), regyfilletit it tiim. be letter, Cardinal York's cafe. Si. J. tin can peaed f0110rn 0 .4,14 diffe t i eat (peck • oftaidet Were' toyed thii.lettee to Mr. Stuart, fo well known by his the, sloe iii fur! tequititi artd Vie lovers Of 6 10-hi/kr letteill Id bird 'Mans field (^0 the Dsuglss c a ate ) and and dance." whether ham their choirs+, or at pedel his Genealogical History of the S:uatt. Family. Mr. mans, poured hither- in the ulna) aultitode. fl-tkaitg t heir up a memorial, which Mr. Dundee (now „ • • .r.e*d elate) Eittfenred to his Miijelkj; who argued inemejiately to Cardinal York a ,Yetide pea Son 40 1 411. * • ended, at the age of 8s year. and tome meths, the lad. in a dire& line, of the Royal H of Steam Withou mc.ning to derma in the leaN Trim the high' merit of the Royal boutoy, it may it 'fired' that Cardinal' Ystk had Come claim ou she. yenerofity, perhaps on the jullicei of this country An Aa of Parliament, Dill untepealed, had faded on James the Second's Q2cen, Mary of kofe, the Cardinal's, gr •n mother, a j , )inter of fifty thoulaad, .• 'lands. While the Treaty .of Ryfwick was deOend ine:' It etas firongly contended, isn the part of the 1r *nth negnciatnr.. in the 'lame of that Place's, vial her hufbami raying been deprived, by an rid of the Englifb Legitlatore, of 6.11 bi. right as King, and being tonfequently, as King, dead in law, the was as mach entitled to her dowry. fr , ,m the day' that event took place. as if her bufband had been naturally dead. The Eighth negockarn contidere.: tre pint as too delicate f . :r their irverfer: • ce, defired i! might be referred to K:ng William pc-to • ral•y the p.oporal was afented to. and Madhat B oilers had an interview with William on one fob jed. William did not deny the j•titice of the claim, ffiwith and on B •offiers expreng a et at the conceit is of the jointure might be confirmed by at leak at tide of the treaty, William taid. " What ! will not nay word faddy you 1" Boufilers bowed and parted, in the full pertuafion that i.e had obtain ed fulEcten: Security. But on the brat demand of payment. William itifitled that the cone ai in had been made upon a condition which had not been pates-sod; wide BoAfil rs maintained the c..nceffion to e Ye tit.e itch • ions!. j.me 11. died in 1701, his widow in 1718. No attempt vs as made by her heirs at law to recover toe arrears of the j hi ore till 6786, when Charles, the eldeli of her grandfons, though he would nut ad CATERErEY RACES, AUGUST ii. laiinlelf, empowered his natuta daughter by MG g'• Plat; of too Gaines. • WAlkislllUW, to aa in his name for that impede. A Mr. &awned b• Elr LannaHar 5 ran old ti t tate was made nut, fia'ing, the nature and gt ounds Mr Codorr's hi. h. Tippno, S rocs old . dt l Carats Speddlog's g. by Rider, aged de of claim. Louis XVI. by a eetition, which Vergennes A Ntaiden Plate of Hity P.s.4..grefented, was entreated to recommend it, tbtough Mr Hyde's b.v gelding. 4 yeses old hi. AnthiCd r at London, to the attention of the Mr Pitcher's iN.k b. 1 Woo, ; years old 2 King of Great Britain. Louis anfweeed, " C'efl Captain speadiee's he. g. Apassautoo. 6 ran elld 3 . 3 see famine aialheureufe, don je ne Yeas entendre TIVIIIiDAT The City Plate of Nfty Pounds. parler."— Little thought ' he King how from he and Mr. Hyde's b. es Gouty. 3 years old s Sir F Knetelevirse:f Mils Crialeal, 3 years old a,- s almiti every branch of the Bout bon family were to Mr. Emdetes b. g. Pantaloon, 4 pan old a„ 3 be in a fituation no kfs unfortunate. • • The following Subkription. b.twe this year.been • On the failure of this attempt, anothg was made, entered into : in a diligent way, to bring the claim before the King. A Produce Sweeplakes of to guineas eaeh esr I The late Earl of Pembroke. "WIC att'anaerlear where mare.. she property f Gentlemen and Freeholders Charles and his daughter s elided for force time, was is the habit of vifiting them,. and (mutating dined of Kent, covered in Sol, to be run for on the fire day of Canterbury Races at r. To be renewed feel with theln- The daughter, on the Earl'. leaving bave with Mr. Pitt, in behalf of her father's claim. three years.—A Honig' Sweepfiakesl goineas each, I .Florence . begged he would ufe what intereli be might for any Artie, he the property of a itcholder 041 . I regularly hunted, and not had a fweat before to Earl politely offered to do all in his power t de for littera with Mr. Pitt, he Paid, he had none, not March. aeS, which there are already fourteen rubtcribers —A Sweepflakes, for two year. a claim to any, but that he would try what could be 9, ten guineas , p p. all ages, thirteen fulsi s&A and cribers,..... done by Come .of his acquaintance who might have ggi. inures with hint. Accordingly, .on his arrival in A Sweeplakes, for two years, 1808 and 9, so Paris, be applied to the late Duke of Dorfet, then seas, nine liabfaibers. The fnbfeription for the three latter to doh tromorrow. oar Ambaffader at die Court of Verfailka, who gaie On no preceding occalion has Canterbury been the Lady's Agent a letter of introduaion to Mr. Pitt. He prornifed, at the fame time, to take the honoured with a realer number of noble aid did tiognifhed families, as well as reipeaable company fire opportunity of recomme nding the claim to that from all parts of the county. I Mini fi ces favour and prenatal', and he fulfilled his The Public &calla: and Balls at Bellingham's Proutifro Rooms, were but thinly attended on the two dial Canyll, the Lady's Agent, at his arrival in Lon days, but the Diefs Ball of lad night &forded an . dory with Mr. Pitt's parniffiun, waited on him. But - the fobjea, by laying, that affemblage of %mar& of sso pet lons of hanky and Scarcely had be opened fallion. whatever right there might be. and however well- Among thole who have been prefent, are &guided, to the whole arrears, a very ato.lerate part Earl sod Count& a Darnley. the Rut. Cowaefs, sod Lady. would be gratefully accepted ; when Mr. Pitt cut Charlotte Welton, Earl si Man.Seld. Lords Cushy. Forbes, and him Osort. declaring it was a thing not to be men- Hamster. Sir Edward and lady itnattarla. sit "'I" tend dolled to the King. Carryli then communicated the Lady Deno*, Sirs Wray °leaden, Jolla G. Shaw, plus Hoay satore and grounds of the claim to learned Countel, west Hear, Hawley. and Sydney Smith. Reran de hioutdotke. Lady tlisabeth Fisch Hereon Hers. Mifs Wagon, Gkoiral aid who ad/riled him to bring , the matter before the Wend Hails, Gowan Hops sod Montottur. p.za... Lairs Bench, offering, on condition ad receiving a gei Dyke. hiVideyellad Taylor, the Recorder a Cav , ta i n proport i on o f t h e luau recovered, to carry on terbory. MeNs. Biker. TAYkar Eguaa• Pater, I 141 °0'1 Fw g eban * 21°484 she law.tuit at their own rifle and expence, in tull Ittatebbon. Hallett. Duval. Coat, R. ISA (.4144, Godfrey, Tyfro, Ooldadds, Meetly. Ise. 1 cerafidenct that the drcition wo.ild be favourable, • 111104011. MAIO*IiTi&T IR.MONLIRO MID LailvicAßllititiik (IVIILLT attueasta Ti Tea DORMS! Op 11411041111 GA la. 4 1 % • AtRIOST MEETING. AUGUR' N. ihromplialt • of scgs sad, b R fur trot Ivor old emits, lif Who.. Two cilia. Mr )1 B. tiodifon's b e brash* tit atalreltie %W IC Knoldolio's e c Weio, Li St Cketto • to 4or Silvio. Swot:Oakes of zoo, bft for tour yeas ailts,llft alb.— 11troe nets Mr Wrotec b c Smuggler, Ay Hambktentan I o , : Feky's brc Pte., by Sle Peter Ter.lc . S M. Clifton's br c Fykkom by **Peter Fettle . 3 Mr Pt:Web c by listlngbro• out of Can't* do . 4 Lord Macrame' b c Delving. by gadogSrouth S 2 aid 3 e.. i mato', aybkocr. fifty Pottodsgtveo by the City to Y4tk adt!..d to ore-thlrd of a Sabferlptioe Park by sfa itibkrttie.n of asgs each, for eve year ok!s lilt yitt Four miles Duke of H 11,114 mei b to Crasy. by Walnut - a H It. tt. tbc Prtace of Wales% be rrafalpr i by °durum. 4 yrs ~1 : - S Mr Melltftes b b &a way by Shuttle - 3 6 to 4 luilit4t Craftily:. A gn-d many inure Fathinna It. have arrived this day. the running a 4-• excellent. l'he caulk con tinues in the belt conditir.t.. froaCtiweleeetafitnett *et the AR of Pariiime fel; li•g' iJ*J ii rare h .d s diinei t- feces it y for pirogue myst demons. .4 . II• yearlv ie ••m more than the amount. o.cithel Ch4r lei nor Hater, Ur the ptopuf .1 + as a.ade to each fermi .11t. iriul4agtee tee It. The 4 tat-mont% in the Fe nth Pa aers. rencerning Ctrainal Y ,rk's begot& to for Log of 3.0 i hie, are void of all truth. N 111113111411 Ratite —Upwards f soo year. ego. (ia r 504 that in, .rtaat 016-mr, tilled the Mader of the. oceanic,. who offie4ated fir JuLtus 11. rarke,t the P was .•f &Grope according to the tot onler : i The Slop' rar of fkrinany. 13. Delbeada. s King of its Rotuma. 1s Holland. 3 Felines. ' is. Deansart. 4 polo. . 16 Republic of Vented. 1. lrries• 17. Doke of Lira y. 6. PortagaL it DA: IW Bareundy. __ . 39. Elator 31 Ilivaria. fw Eketar ot Brsairabsig. is. Rieder el *ascoy. as Arthdike d Aresia. 7• ingla;4l. 9 :4eotland. to. Hungary. *OllOl. is. Cypr.s. s 4. Owed Dated?Wawa. Rulfi4, PrniE4. and Saveden do not appear it t isis cataingti- ; and the Papal Sovereign, who pre ed ',vet U t. College ri Prince,. has now, in a manner, wisbdriv to fr•.rn the political hesifphere: rs Nava-rm. 13. Dol. or sol tst letterday His 0r , r,1 might hare been weigh"' 'visa bait the mod, Now nem Iv low to do him reverence. The Dowager Lady Elsa: had a fele& end party WI night, At her houfe in Ciorsquierett, Msy Fair. L^rd PALstrasvam entertained a fele& party of Mewls at Dinner yeliesday, at his houfe in Nottis Auley-Ilreet. Yelinlay morning at a young man, named Miners, alb .emakoo, was fwimnsinu ff Ball wharf, near Wickfriar's Bridge. Crime corks, on which he wail infiairvd. flipped (eons under him, or het he called al• ad for help. and a deal plank was thr wit t t him, which he grasped ; but, on enociviuring to throw his It g. over it. he fm•k, and, although a climber of is. ate put • if. a Whern.an's ret was thrown, and grapplio g irr•ttc stare prt.cared. fueh was r e r upidity • f the tide, that the b id, was carri-•1 hey rid thiir reach, and was not sectioned at a late hour in he evening, Thug.lay a watchman, at Peckham, (napped piRAI, which he ruppored was without a churl', at young woman, near he Red Lion tit contained two balls; one of which rased the aroma' 'c temple. aid the other Indeed in the waintcot of an adir itting houfe.—The injury, it the preterit balance, is ir flight confequence, hut as fatal effeets have trequen ly aril -0 from tuch cuipahL inattentit n e we flottld to hear that it was checked by tome ettamprary punifts nient. A very evraordinery occurrence has trancpi ,, d at Cockfield. m Suffes.—.3l fervent girl, living with widow lady of that place, v4110114+44 sit inners, ac• c • iipanied with •estreme dr pv fi , efe. He. m in ce s advised her to lay down, an ' fb. w' uIJ foot be "met. The gill went t . bed at.d sell into a pr ft u..d Seep. On Saterday lall, when the w •% 111 PirdlW aph law the girl, Ate had •he. been fl. pii.g front aro. and t! sigh attended by fesrend medical sten, who had Wed and blinded her, •yet die Dieu e t nn figna of raking. She appea ed mac` reduced, anu breathed funtly, but the cohort of health Dill remained on her c..eeks. Many hundreds had, at that time, been to fe her, and the fa& ;1 incontrovertible. INCINtST.—An Inqueft was taken fail week at liikberrow,.in Worcen.rlhite, by J Finale. Efq. o n view of the body of a child, two y ars old, who being left is a bed.rocm f r tt flnitt :;me by i toff, v' k tip a phial of medicine prepared for its father, „1. 0 was in,l(paed, and drank the whole cf its c• fleets. which operated Cu violently as to (wallop irs death in a few hours, notwithflanding every pra bl. ai ' was acirniniltered to prevent the di eadtal ef t •litt touk place. Verdie—Aceidental Death. We croft this will operate-as a caution to parents n..t t,'cave any thing dangerous to children sithio tie teach. Futes...—On Timidity evening a fire was difeowee. ed in the honfe of Cave and Son, cupvetimiths, No. 90, Smithfield. By the lively attention of the family to the lean alarm of this fort, and by the prompt eterrions of the men, the fire was go , In de. 'without the necelfity of a fingle engine playing, though many attended. Another fire broke out on Thtufday night at a chandler's Strip in Drot Hreet. The tubules there being very old, and the potmlation extremely crow sl ed, a great alarm took place. Fortunately, however, the engines arrived in good time, and only the ince ri. r of the hmale whete the fife began was confumed. Yeftetday morning in Kenton Itreet, near Bumf wick-fquare. about ten minute' after eight;' while the kettle . was on the fit e for the workmen't breaktaft. a (pot flew from. the *nod which w as h a ili ng t h e kettle into f.me thavirgs that were at a little dillance from the fire place. They sere elm , ft immediately in a blase, and communicated the fire to a is cod and huger heap • f thawing'. From the heat id the weather and the lightnefs of the fubtiance, the blaze then rnfe to Inch a pitch. that it was imp, tfiel e m e . the men to extingnith it An alarm was given. and ' feveral engines very quickly ar ived ; to• t the 6.11 burned with fuck force. and extenc.ad ;let ,i t f ae h raphii , y, that in fpite of every . aerti.4., at & I o n! a (palter before rine, both the bottle in whico &cant commenced, and that next tn it, were perctivt, t' to be in a !late of invitable deftruttion. dr the s es sew dinei activity and perfewerare• ot-the firemen, the ipiefel nu each fide rf • thofe two were f.vcd I prey watc h man , wh o ha s th e rightly care of the mfinithe4 honfes in this new !tree, wa• in beJ and anerp, wilt a young child,in his arm . &me cf the neighbours, rfioft lumped!, in the mid* vf their crontehos, thought, ctf the p , r maul setae life w a s in t he t n. moft d'art. A. tonnes the cireumiia. ce was gun. tinnea, a y rims man gu a ladder, afe.. d:: to the one pa7r window, and, at she rilk of his ono :ite, fav d th , fe of t:.e poor man and his child. IL. twnte en which 'he fire c•.mcnenced belonged to ht. ts. tic...t and Jordan, c trpenters; that w. ich was iiigr b r c hj u n ge d ti, Mr. Birch, a mallet builder. Tit 4 we t had Wilted if e preceding day, at the Alb. , ei Oh 4 1. 1. vol. ; the latter w7s not let info' eds . ' I. tea days ago a fire was ditcoveted in ft clt, t h e p ro p ert y „ a. Alexander Motto* a r w in Court Lodge, Larnberhurft, which eV 4 the fame, in quantity alma se War • 104 mated at ;sal. :z. • - µ'.:..