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MP 4 T AXCIIZZ_UER BILL O.FIIICL lattre aw Essche,avr Bias, to 1- r HE HOLDERS 1,1 }..Xek - lEZJER BILLS de,:d In the Mon , h, of Auguit. f.;:pteintaer, aild.Oaeber, I 80 4 defirous of rece:ving the Inter, It that wi a he due thercod re f Wetioefalay-theadth day of Auguft, 803 , inckfive. ii Mosiey, , and of taking new Exchequer Bills in exchange fur the prinelid. bearing an bit,rrit or 'three pence 1-IX-penny per Cen tum, per piem,and payable into the Public Revenues after the 3th dory or April, tilob, unklS fowler difeharged, who Bull tigni . ly ftick . their defile to this Office 011 or bcfpre the 23d inftint, may native she fame accordingly. ..Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays tempted) until Friday the 21d intlufive, from Ten &Cloth is the 20tornii.rtill One in the Afternoon, for the purpore of rieefying the fame. And for the greater difiateh, the hearers of the raid Bill+ are dcfired to Lring kparate lilts of fuel defcription of Bills, containing the numbers in numerical order, according to the value of the laid Bills and tines of commencement of Intereft, with the principal Sums and !mere} due thereon, computed from the days on which they are refpedivtly dated, cxelufiye, to the raid 28th day of Augoft, tEOS, int lufive, when the new Bills will be dated and thilt are &fired to write their names and plateaus( abode on fuch UN, and indorfe their names on the Paid ?le Neva Bite will be deliverer{ ca Friday the 3c16 dluir . fl, 1805 aa d.: y:. Exit goer Bill (fte, St. /Ifaezasetybeet, lfreflarivfer,Arryl to, 1805. . LONDON. Of la•e we luve received numerous fatal from our Friends, In• forming us that the Nesvfpaper Agents, by whom their papers are forwarded into the eptintry;of es. fubftitute others in place of I'm e STA R. This is a fiyetics of impotition to which our cuftonatre only can apply the proper remedy. Let them write to their prLfent Agent. to difcontinue ferving them, and On in forming us we (hall give their ord. rs to Newfmen, who will not pradice the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of the Agent, let them dircontinue to take the fut.ftittred gapers. rote the date when they ftop, and 'pay only up to that time, fending us notice to provide 'them with another Agent. MONDAY, AUGI T ST 12. PRINCE OF WALVIS. 13111'FL; DAT --Holiday at the Public Offices. PRICE OF s FOCKi ON SATURDAYt 3 per Cent. R.& An. tBi i Imp. 3 per Cent. 58 3 per Ceut. Cnnf. SE}} Ditto Ann 9 3-561 4 per Cent. 76it ratheci. Bulb, par as. pr. 5 per Cent: Navy 891 Omnium 3} prem. S p.v Cent. 1797, too} (Artery 'rickets 191.3.. I.ollg Aun. 16 15.16 17 Conf for ace. 584 f DusLiN, AUGUST >•. —t per Cent. Gov. Deb 91if. Exchange—Dublin on London It}}. We have already hated our opinion rerpeeting the probability of fame attempt being (bon made to in vade our fhnres. The country is already warned ;1 the necefrary meafurcs of precaution have been adrred, and the country may wait the event with patience and with confidence. To dwell on all the rumours and opinions to which a moment like the prefent gives birth, would be an ureters talk, and a labour fur which our Readers would not be dirpofed to thank us. They with to know, and they (hall know every movement of the fmalleft importance ; but we shall not abufe their patience by a detail of idle conjeelures and wild 'peculation:. The number of men embarked in the Texel, vre underhand, exceeds confiderably the number of 2$ 000, which was the number Rated in the accounts of lad week. Every real from so to soo tons has been in:pre - eel to carry men, and the greater part have been furnifhed with fweeps to facilitate their movements, fbould the wind fail them. At Boulogne and all along the French Coati, the preparations are in equal attlivity, and every thing gives a thew at , least of an intention to invade us. It is certainly poffible that the whole may be only a feint, intended to turn the attention of this country and rrf Europe from ether plans of the Corfican ; but it becomes ns to be on our guard—and to be fo without alarm, ufelefs hurry, and precipitation. Our different fquadrons have been reinforced, and the neceffirry orders have been fent to thf diffe:ent maritime counties to prepare a vigorous refinance. For the !ail two days there has been a continued boale at all the offices of Government, and circular letters from the refpalive Commanders have been written to every coros.—The following has been fent round to the n.ernbers of the Bloomfbury and Inns of Cowl Alf elation : " Sia...-Yett are requefted to bold yourfelf in readinefa, to obey an y (mkt.. that may be iffued; and particularly to leave word where to he found. if abfent from Home. " By Urdu. of Licattaant-Col. Cos." " Attzuft 10, Iftos. We nave received Paris journals to the 3oth ult. but they prcient very little intellip,ence. Abide of Rtral.r re:m , now to lie a part if the order of the da) in rise Fretich Official Paper. We are concerned to End th iL :he yelhw fever has broken out at Corfu --at kati ft, the Marsiteur Air ts. The following are ;he only articles v.orrhy of a perufal iA there papers: The Moniter:r of the 29th contains a long account of the trial of a perfun ut the name of Andrew Laa, who WAS employed on board the Toulon fleet at the time that place W 44 evacuved by the Englilh. flr followed them to England," rays the Moniteur, " and rentailecf the e eleven years, with an annual falary of 501. Reding. On the 3tl of January, 1804, he re Ly t l e ,' in France by Morlaix. Bting confidered as a I, y, k,td the accomplice of Dubuc and R.•ffelin, he has been tiled and condemned to ruler death." ((,py tots A LIITIFR FROM GIN. LACRO.I3I I , COWMAN- r,Fit IN CHI: F of THE IMPERIAI. FLEET, 'PO HIS EX Co.t EI.I.CT .HE MINISTER Or THE MARINI •ND CO- L.),4,1e5• " Bnulngne. July 23. '• My Lard—l have the hnnnttr to addreis to you► E.ccliency a copy of the 4cppic which has bees tranfmitted t* me by Captain Halwrzta, command. ing a divifion of the flotilla which failed from Ye. camp on the 23d of this month, and touched at Dieppe. 'y ou will fee, my Lord, by this Report. that the faecal, of our flotilla becomes every day more brilliant, and that it would have been brit• liant and complete, had not the flrengrh of the wind and the bad Rate of the tea prevented it. (Signed.) • LACROSSE." cam'nitlitciir, comma/rate OF A DIVISION OF THE SLOjtY.FAN IC la TOUCHED AT DI E FPE, TO GENERAL LiIeROSSI, COMMANDER IN CNIFT OF THE FLOTILLA. " Mew, Thera - ado( 4, year 13, so board the Foudre. 46 General—This morning at a quarter paR five o'clock, the wind being S. S. W. a frefh breeze, a frigate, two corvettes, and a cnt.er of the enemy, be ing at the dißance of a league from the jettees of Fe -1 camp,: I let fail .with a divifion compared of twc corvettes, the •Audacieufe and la Fondle, fix gin boats, Nos. 72, 83, 95, 89, )63, au! 195 ; ten gun boats, Nos. 357, 345, 335, 336, 348, 350, 347, 355, 356; eight pinnaces, 342, 367, 373, 375 , 375, 3819 and 393 bis, in all twenty-fix fail. [The Admiral lure enumerates the diferentfignale he made.] At so minutes after feven, teeing the line too much prolonged, I or. s:ered the Foudre, on board which I was to tack in order to take poll before the Audatieufe, Captain Ro euramtair, already expofed to the fire of the enemy. At 55 minutes paR 7 I put the veffel in the fame pofition, and engaged in battle within mulket-fhot, our fmall arms and great guns being nerved at the fame time. The Englifla frigate lion endeavoured to get before ns, ttiilbing , no doubt, to engage only with the gun boats, the fire of which was left brine; (The Admiral here enter: into a long detail of naval ope rations and marianvrer, of little importance to our Reader, in general, and then continue at :) " About half after eleven I made a fignal to the divifion that it was the intention of the Commandant to come to anchor under the batteries of Dieppe, without entering into port, my defign being to con tinue my courfe. to Boulogne after we had repaired our damage and landed our wounded. " At one o'clock I anchored before Dieppe with a frail gale at Weft which loon veered to the N. W. and W. N. W. a brific gale. The fea ran too high to attempt a palfage over the Banks of Somme, conic quently at three quarters after three the Comman dant propufed to enter into the port. At (even o'clock the Foudre entered the port, when it appeared that our loft was four men killed, and twenty two wounded, eleven of them danger• oully." Her Royal Highnefs the Princefs, wife of Prince Wit.t.llll4 of Pruffia (brother to his Pruffian blajefty), was fafaly delivered of a Princefs on the 4th of June laft. Dawnsittaa Ervcrenn.—On Monday evening the nate of the poll for the County of Down Rood as follows : For Vifenunt Caßtereagit 779 For Lieut. CoL Meade it Majority —67 TV ED /1 Y. • Lord Vifeetint Caftlereagh - 9 6 7 For Lieut. CoL Meade 889 Mdjarity —7B CLOUCF.3TER. ELPCTInEJ.—At the dole of the poll on Friday, Lord ARTHUR Sostra ssr and Mr. MOR RIS had each polled 275 votes. The flrengtb of the former, however, being nearly exhaufled, on the fol. lowing morning he wrote to his adverfary, that he would give him nu farther trouble. Mr. Mout'', however, polled aoo more in the courfe of Saturday. The following is a literal copy of an infcription on a tomb. one of a pyramidical form, lbpported by cannon-fhot, erefied within thefe few days againfl the church wall of Deal, by the crew of his Maier ty's fhip Immnrtalite, to the memory of their Ihip mates, killed lately on the coati of France; In Memory of DAVID BROWN,. Late a Seaman on board H. M.S. Immortalite, Who died of the wounds he received In an *Mon with a Divill , ll of the Enemy's Flotilla, Off Cape Blanc Nez, On the Coati of France, 23d Oft Likewife of JAsscs Wx2sots, Wait. BENNE r ' Wis.T Jon rs 00WA 1., Geo. Lae It CR, Seamen, Who loft their Lives on the fame ttecalion Of WAI.PANIII/CAZI, Seaman, kllkd 6th Sept. 180 41 Joon Eccat ow, Marine, killed yth Feb 004; And of JOHN RADOUDV. Seaman, killed 3d Nov. dos. This Stone was eroded by Tact' SUIPMATES, In Memory of their departed Worth. " They were brain, Men,' And fell at that Putt Their Country had aligned them. DEATH OF VISCOUN.TESE SYDNEY.—This much la• mented Lady was daughter of the late Earl ot Let- Tana ; and, in the bloom of beauty, was married to Lord SYDNEY in May, ; Boz. After three years fpent in all the endearments of connubial felicity, (lie at length proved pregnant, to the great jay of the whole family—a joy form to be overcall by the melancholy event which has Ilicceedt.d. On Wednefday and Thorfday lall, fymptoms of an approaching oc• co:whew:ens appeared, and at fears- o'clock on Friday afternoon, his Lordfhip and the family had to con gratulate themtelves with the birth of a fon and heir. She was attended by Dr. Otos r, and every appear ance announced a falc rccnver y. The Earl of MAS S•RESNE, and the Hon. Major SILEFFINGTON, with Mr. CHICHESTER and Lady HARRIET SREFFING• TOO, were in the honk waiting the happy event, and immediately fet otT to circulate the jr yful news;— and her Ladyfhip's lifter, Lady ANNE CL6HENTE, diC charged the pleating duty to her ft ierids in towp, The joy was, however, of thou duration. Her La. dy(hip loon grew waste. Dr. Llait.sic, Sir Wavrsit Faatz_uttaa, and Dr. VAUGHAN, were immediately fent for. The two latter were not at home. Her Ladjhip expired a few minutes after the arrival of Dr. Bost-Is, in the zsth year of her age, and three quarters of an hoar after her delivery. The Dow. alter Vircountefs SYDNEY arrived in triwn ”n Satur day mornisag And )ellerthy lettiracdto Wia4l4. LOIDITioN SAILING FROM IRELAND. " Colt, AUGUST 5. " The remainder of the xoth Light Dragoons has WI been embarked. and proceed with the expecitinn. It will he recolleeted that the Ertl divifion of this regiment went with the expedition under Sir Jams Casio. Sir Dario listen. General Lin rswomand feveral other of the General Officers and Staff. fur -1 merly ferved in Egypt. We therefore begin to con j jeaure that our declination will not Ando far to the Eaft ward as the Cape of Good Hope. General BtowNetcor is appointed our Q2artermaner Gene ral, and Dr. Baistit our InfpeOor of Hofpitals. All then her Staff appointments have been force time filled up." BRIGHTON. AUGUST 9. The CHAMPION II mp tif war, which arrived here yeflerday, failed again this morning. Her Captain, on coming afbore in his boat yefterday evening, there being at the fame time a boifterous turf, very nar• rowly efcaped being npfet, but owed his fecurity to the intrepidity of his boat's crew, two of whom dafh:d into the flood, and facam afhore with the pain ter, and fecured moorings until others landed the' Captain ; in the eagernels of all hands to do which. the boat got again ado ift, and again her crew plunged in, fwam to her, and fecured her. AUGUST to.—Yellerday his Royal Ilighnef. the Prince of WALES entertained a dinner .party at the Farallo n; in the evening, a party of Ladies joined the company at tea and coffee; and the PRINCE'S band attending, continued their performances to one in the morning. This morning, at e'eien o'clock, 4e town was Cud denly alarmed with the report of two fignal guns; immediately afterwards, the drums of the Gloucetter Regiment bed to arms, and the troop.:were inilantly feat advancing, under arms, in all direaions, to their Parade Ground upon Marlborough Steine. Ad• vaned parties of the Innilkillen Regiment were teen at full gallop from their barracks into Own, Isaltloned by the remainder of the, Itegienent ? e k qd # Pirty of Hying artillery, with • fit field-pteces, • and their .aim • munition timbals. This was the Milt of a plan concerted tall night at the Pavillion, to put the troops on the alert, and to be ready to proceed, at a moment's warning, en their proper prilly;fn cafe of a fudden vifit from the enemy. Guards were in an infiant at every p-afs leading the water-fide tia• the interior of the town, and a firong body were marched to the Church Hill, of herfe, foot, and ar tillery ; videts were polled on every eminerce, while the main body remained on Marlborough Steine, ready to a& In a quarter of an hour the t Syr. was in a complete Ilate of defence. His Royal Higlinefs was on horfeback during the whole time, and law the alertntfs of the troop. with high fatisfaition. That fine Regiment, the Innifkillen Cavalry, afterward, went through leveret manoeuvres, in his Royal High. nets': pretence, in the cricket•ground. All the Officersof the Moo Altos have been removed into the EDGAL, wish Lord KllTlei flag. The Fl.n. Admiral BIRELPY if at prefent em ployed in a Corny of die Sea Fencible and Imprefs Ellab Several of the fignal anions for immediate com munication between Portfmoutla and Plymouth have been fixed on, and Lieutenants appointed to thslr re tpetlive commends. On Friday' the sd ShropfbireMilitia marched from Bridol into St. Matthew's Barracks, fpfwich. A part of the sd battalion of the Derbytiaire Mai tia marched into Stamford on Thuaday lafi, on their rout, to Ealibouine, to join the old The Royal North Lincoln Militia, at Sunderland, on its route for Scotland, it it foppored will remain there for tome lime, the route having bean counter manded. The Volunteers of Kent are orderedto be aftembled, in order to afcertain their effeftive rength, and their (late of preparation for ter vice. For this purpofe thsk , d;fferent corps of Yeomanry about Canterbury have already met in that city. Colonel DAV I ov4N% divifion of the North Britons is under orders to march for Tunbridge Wells, to be encamped for 14 days. The Royal Cornith Miners, under the command of Admiral Lissom, and the detached working pat ties, from the feveral Militias, emplaced on the Cha tham fortifications, are to take polleflion of the late Military Hofpital, now converted to a barrack. Cn the hill at the back of Chatham, the fortifications are going on with conilderable alacrity—two Martell° towers ate to be ere4ed on the brow of the hill, which will have a complete command of Rucheller and Cha tham Reach. A detachment of the Royal Artillery, confilling of about 8o men, which are changed at Rated periods, have an encampment near Reculver. 'Phis has been formed for the double purpole of contributing to the health of the men, and to give them an opportunity of prattifing with (hot and (hells on the fea Chore. Jo:rlon, the fmuggler, now commands a Bahama privateer', and has made (.me valuable prizes. A letter from Birmingham, dated Friday morning, fay(—' The Tragedy of Dougtior affords, and t ectives more celebrity to and from proficients in the drama tic art than any produCtion uf this age : it is certainly a compolition highly creditable to the imagination, learning, and morality of its author ; and the hero of the rale is fo peculiarly circumftanced :hat the au dience are anxious for his fate, and confequently alive to the whole bufinefs of the cene, of which he is the principal objet. Never was expettation higher— never watt expatiation more gratiaedthan by the finifh. ed execution of Mir\ !quo' X. Her Tovmg Normal wit* throughOot a performance Co !Unclipr to what her period of li,te warranted us to believe at fro,,Plc, that attonifhment at her powers, for a time, divested the mind from the fuhjed to which they were direfted. The celebrated fctrie wi , ll Chia/von (reprefented by RA It ItY WIRE). will remain a Lifting proof of what ef 7 ft& may he produceJ by a upion of the pget and the ador, when their efforts are well direeted. The mode of appreciating dramatic talents by applaufe, is not always a jolt mode, but on this occation the fentiments of the tpeCtators might be,colirtied from their hands, and the Theatre appeared a. it it had been agitated by thunder rather than human Liptute This pight the child re peat } the cluptia.t." TIM MIR K F Ts. COAX EXCHANGE, MARIS•LANI, AUGUST 12. The arrivals of Wheat to-day coaftwife, and fo. reign, are abundantly large, and tales in gott a ! of good quality are at the reduZlion in price of Ns tot. per quarter on fine quality, fence this 4 7 fe'rsoight, and are rather more on inferior—Bailey.: good fupply rand with Malt, at left price —Beans I both forts rathei cheaper.—There are not many he% Oats come to hand, and this trade sloes not fup t o n laR prices.—A goad fnpply of Flour and lower s, per fads. °FNMA!. CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. „LPL 70s. 94 4 - ter Sr- • Grey Pe-deaf:4.w 46a. Fine Ditto, olls. tons. od. Beans, 456 sta. Rye. 46 1 . 5 0 .- 424 . . Tie! Dim. 421, 4111, pi Barleyotos.ays. ca. Oen, aye a8.33i. Malt, jeL Iss.cd. Poland ditto 34i 36. Wbite Peak, 48a. yas. ed. Rape Seed, 311. 4c.1. pa 14. PRICE. OF FLOUR. Fine Floor gm to Sta. Seconds yys. to 80, per lack SMITHIIILD StalltßET. •UCUSV (2. This day's nIArkCS WAS Very plentifully loppiita with different kinds of cattle. Sheep•and iamb i we , { in great abundance, and experienced a lively lx;e. The following is an accurate flatenaent of the price : and numbers • To fink the offel—ver Moe of Stb. - Beef 3s 2 :c1 to -;? od 1 Veal se od to s. es Mutton os od to 4s 6d Pork os od to e , 6f iamb --- os cd tole od. • • • . neon nit d THIS /MY. SMASAbOUt 2444.rCIdge$ 117 —beep mid Lambe 60,746-. ..1: ,'• ••• ' • : ' PIP 07- 1111010, SAT AND irradtw 111 SKIT It 'ICU* Map, per LOA, — . • 11. I 5 s. to of 41 &TM, per Lied . . 2L ;Ss to 31 to New Clover •.,t' • • 31. CI. to sl. of 1 mom Tat . 48ASITTIt, SATOKDAY, AVOltirt TO. Accra,' Price of Corn to Engird and Waks, from the row% aiding the 3d of Auguß, silos. Whist. e. ows. 1 • Puck s. d. E. .1. s. d. s. d. s d. .. c. 95 8 39 0 dd to 29 It 48 It 41 8 llierserage Price of Sigler, eomputed fen's' the Returns sol e is the. week coding At p& y, is s 3s. 31d. per hundred smelt. • COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICES Of GRAIN AT TN: fO2I.OWIWO PASINOITOOCI—Wbeat 794Fd to 12C$ C 42 per to See, cOs cd to cos od Beans 54s 6d to 571 64 Oats 33. 6d to 37a ed Peale cos cd to era od MAILIPNOtAn --Wheat , 6s cd to 3122 a per Qr. Bute, ,00s od to scs od I Bons s3s cd to 4-sod Oats. 31. ad to 39. 0.1 Ptak eo. cd to cos od Newausirm-Wheat 68s od to . it,, Ott per Qr. Batley aos od to 4es 64 I Beans • 53s ad to &co cd Oats 302 011 to 36. Ott Pears $2l od to 57, cd .liaamair...-Wlseat 67* 04,1 to 1124 od per qr . . 4 61 od to 472 od 1 Brans 32s cd to Sit cd Oats acs cd to 30 od Peale Oct cd to oos cd RtAntsn.--Wheat'7os cd to tap od per Q . Earls? 0-s od to 4; od I Pearls as od to Sts Od 040, 3os od to 141 od Peale oca cd to 001 od PRICE. Ol COALS SOLO !NTH)? MAL. Aug. 3, Monday. s• 7 Cargoes, fold frcat 1.156 d to SaPod flas ChL Wednefd.q, 45 Cargoes 4". 3d to ?3i 6d Pedal. 3: Cargoes 443 6d tosis dd. Haaveit.—Accounts from all panto, th • courts try concur in Rating the approaching har4.l to be of uncommon promife. In fume places Itrey - hkte begun cutting the oats, and the rye is. alma evity where ready for the fickle, In Wales the hay harveft Was fallen lion of et. peeation ; but grain in general,awd wbearawyme par ticularly, looks better than has been kn ow; for man, . . years. In Scotland feveral fields of barley have.been can ; one belungin to P. Calmat', Efq. of .Lowee, and another on the Barony Glebe adjoining Glafgoe, have been honied (me days..—At Mulfelbu•gh pew barley has been at Market. Letters by the late Mail from LA in Bate, that the harvelt had hegun in Spain and P-rtugal, and was uncommonly abundant. American Anur, which frane time Nye was &retitled with avidity in Spain at 30 dollars per barrel, and a month (ince commanded;;, is not mrsv ftleable at to. Foreign wheat, of which there is a vatt quantity in both that countries, will not obtain the prime colt. The llama in Maryland. Delaware, anal foam other of the American States, has this year boa wonderfully abundant. The crops of wheat in par. ticular have exceeded any within twenty years. On Satin day Sir Sinner SNIT!t gave an elegant dinner to a party of his friends, in an Egyptian teii which was ereeed in Montagu gardens, Portman. (pure. It was a moil interening aff-mblage t.f clic. tingnifited perf ms ; among whom were the Turkia Anibairador, the TripAitan Envoy, a Spanith and Portuguefe Gentleman of Letters, a celeht ated Ame. rican, who is laid to be here ; a F. ench, Di. Milts and Sweddh Gentlemen of S. ie.ice ; with te• veral Englith, La, and Scotch Gentlemen. Seirnce and the cnflirmes of • anon. tra'ons, produced a lea fing and edifying c mverfri in which the feveral languages were mingled ; which, with the good cheer and beautiful foliage of the garden, gave to the mind the lea:ohm ofa rel4f. , t . without oiter,tati m. A duel was fought near Smalbury•green. t.n Fri• day, between Mr. S—l and Alr. l'—rs reputaNe young trtn in the Ci.v. Mr. ti.wasAbin i ;srouilr wounded in the tight fide, and he was conveyed to town in a vet y bad Hate. Thc parties had been to a Cricket-match, near Hat ford-Ire idge ; and the . •, ute, which tniginated met the bottle, was tetptaing wager. ♦ or THP ROYAL CIRCUS.—Tt ig wi:h gr e at concern we (late, that a fire broke out about a ottar• ter before one o'clock this morning, in the painting room of the Circus, in confrquentc of I,me cardle or light being left there by the 141 , 4 S, wt . h ~i cn all yelterday rehearfing a new piece, init tided t p• - fotn:ed this eveni, g, in bonen, of hie hovwi H 4 • nefs the Prince ..IWatss's birth-day. We are ha, y to bear that no lives were lull. A mai, in gelling the korfes out of the liable, had his hair finced : he wa• shied by two others, and, by great esettions, ' they fuccettled in Paving the wh-le. Had he been one minute later the fire would have fortotinded the ttable, and the hotfes mull infallibly 1,..ve rrithed. The engines arrived in good time, hut c• uld H t yet water till about an hour after. The not& s 4.lj.:re"t have received material damage ; the one ro tin r d.t is entirely burnt, except the outlide wall-, and bow window in the parlour. There were two other fires at the fame tine, one in Fenchurch•llreet, which did little damage a'• I the other in Petticoat lane, Whitechape; tbe i it. ter five houfes were quite dettroyed 1• Wat aI "g rime behne the fit ClllOl who attended the cu uses coald fAiti out the plate where the tire was.