Star. — London, England, 1802-06-21 00:00:00

WINDSOR, VAT sa. Laft night th:ir Sfs;F s Tt Ei and the P&niecsstss honoured the Theatre here wit'a their rtelence.— The Royal Conyn Ind wts, the T'Lly (4 Wives as t ev wcrz," Farze of " Lover's tr• refs," in whim Uri.: cU icK played thc Ca lt:t..!.:(:rs ' "riot.). and SAnchn, very much to the of their MAJLSTIES Alld a crowded S. ,1 ccurfe of the evening, the performance ipted by the indecor ms . beliav:one i,f ' iared Etnniang, whn " Valiant is their t • nfidei ably over-ilrerched the bonndb of by qu valinus parts of the • .I • the great annoyance of the R.Os'ai. Ind other p.tr:s of the Audience: at v were driven nut of the Houle by the cers in atteaLltr.ce here. r&ng their Mait rrt s attended DlVti. t I St. Gerrge's Chapel —The Sermon Iva. preached by Mr. COOKSON the Canon in Re• fidence : after the Ch tpel the ROYAL FAMILY as ufkLil paffed the remainder of the morning in Frog. more G trdcns. MAJES rr is to give a Grand Fete to a nu merous Party of Cie Nobility and Gentry at Cum. bet-land Lodge, in ‘Vindfor Great Park, early in th , i next Week.—Monday next is mentioned as the day fixed on. Saturday the 3d of July- next is at prefent fixed on flr the Vila of their NLJESTIES and the Pli!K CESSFS to Weymouth; they propofe leaving Wind (or early in the morning, and reaching Weymouth to dinner. The Princes of WALES came from Frogmore with Lord and Lady MAL/4 ESDUAY, to:heir beau tiful feat at Henley, where her Royal Highnefs paired two drys. At the Levee on Wednefday laft, from the County of Carmarthen, an Addrefs of Congra tulation on the Peace, was prefented to his MI: JESTY by THOMAS Owe N. High Sheriff: The Duke I,f MONTRoSE and Family fet off on Friday lad fo r their feat at Buchanan, Srirling fhire, where they propofe remaining till after The Counters of CIA Rt is juft arrived from Ire land ; fhe is expeted to receive a penfion on the Irifh Eilablifhment, on ace not of the (lender let tlement enjoyed by her Ladythip, amoun.ing only to i tool per ann. that is fool. per ann. for each thnufand the brought in fortune to her deceafed Lord. Mrs. ORBY HUNTER left town a few days agn, for Paris, with an intention of proceeding to Pa• lermn, in Sicily, there to pafs the refidue of the year. Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS ORBY HUNTER likewile intend taking a trip to Palk. WINONAM and FRE,. Efqrs. have canvafTed Yarmouth for the City of Norwich, and have met with great fnccefs. Sir HENRY TROLLOPE is arrived at the N:lfon Hotel, to join with General LOVTUs's iaterea againa Sir THOMAS TEOWBRIDGE and Mr. Jervis. It is expeard to be the [harper} canter} that has b-en known for many years. At the Woburn [beep focaring„ Mr. SMITH, a Lard Surveyor and Drainer, from Bath, exhi Li:ed his Map, now in very conaderable forward- Das, of the Strata of different Earths, Stones, Coals, &c. &c. which ceinttitute the foil cf this ifland : the extraordli ary degree of patient re (earth and inverligatinn which Mr. S. has for many years carried on, not only on the ftirface, but below it, in the numerous Mines, Wells, &c. which have been funk in alma every part of the ccumry, promifes to give his work a degree of fcieticific certainty hitherto unattained in Minera• logical and Geological publications ; he was par ticularly noticed by Sir Joss's &Nits. The following are the farhionable arrangements for the prefent week : TUIS DAT. The Prince of Wakes Dinner, at Ca:too-Houk. ?Ars. Milne's Rout, Piccadilly. Lady lambert's Rout, Manchcfter-fquue. Allis Crania's Party, Hanford-amt. TUESDAY. Mrs. Butler's Rout, Portrnan-Iquare., WZDN 330AY. Lady Willoughby's Rout, Whitehall. THURSDAY. Dowager Lady Glyn's Rout, Hill-ftreet. Lady Mary Duncan's Rout, qtieen Anne•ftreet Wcft. Mn. Moreton Piu's Rout. Arhngton-ftreet. FRIO • v. Mr. Hope's Dinner, Harky•ttreet. Mrs. Vaughan 's Rout. Mn. Duff's Rout, Curzon-area. SATURDAY. The Duchefs of Devonlitire ; s73calcfart Mrs. AngcrftLin's Blcakfaft, Woodlands. SUNDAY. - M3rchinrefs of Saliftoury":P:ity. lord Coartni's Cone-rt. PARISIAN FASHIONS.—VeiIs (till continue to be worn as head dreffes, not only by the middle fphere of our F 1 pintes, but by our beauties of the satt order. They are ufnally worn flat upon the hair ; but the billion of unitiAg the ends in a bow of , der the chin has beer. entirely fuperfeded. The Ladies dears in tener.ll continue as they have I :cen already def-rihed. The c :cur; of Gentlemen's eloaths are dark e, black, Biack-a-mcor's head, or dark brown. edur of the coat is nal large, hut not Co high a iirual. The neweil fafhion for buttons is filk wove to nine The coat is not now - aatied :It the ri ii'sclerc, nor ridiculoufly drawn mand the Large lapris are no longer worn. Tie fleeves are narrow, and of an oval !Rap e . White wait!coats, longer than ordinary, and cut ar tit r. and the bottom, and confequently iiab,:..rt. worn. They have only fiv.? lit !).11.-ns, :tnd an extremely Forza protuberant, c":l..r, the fort pasts of which are formed into filar , . of a thcil. Nankeen breeches, as well ls 73nral:r.rs, ate foil from the wairt to the knee, a. 0 arc m a d e to fit dole from tit: knee to the tr....t tut; wilirb is drawn tight by t Email round c iinurs of Gt.ittl;:men's ionic frocks ate rlt.1:11:!, hlitck-a-moor's head, or fnioak of They arc made large and firait, And brc:t fled, with only five or fix buttons of wt.ve f.ik. The collar is either of velvet of the 1 f4tn: colour as the cloth, or black. CORN RJR rz TS. attatt-LONT. JUNI 21. We have an abundance c,f every fort of Grain here; in fa& it may be faid, tincornmmly great a. this advanced frafiin of the year.-Wheat is fill 12%. or near per quarter lourr than this da. week ; and Flour is dull at 535. and gos. per lack. -Barley is fi om 6d. to Is. cheaper than Friday.- Malt and Brans are alfo f‘vera: lower.- As are Flog Peas and molt other at talcs, as will be noted by the annexed currency. Englith Wheat, per quarter, 465. 54.5. Ditto, primal. 635. 645. Foreign Ditto, 6os. 665. Fine D.:ntzic Wheat, nominal. Rye, 325. 345. Barley, 205. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 333. Malt, 465. gos. Sts. Oats, 16s. 191. 2 Is. Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 335. Tick Beans, (N'ew) 265. 225. RI; Peale, 28s. 321. Boilers, 345. 38s. 395. garraway Seed, 365. to os. per cwt. Coriander, 265. to 225. per cwt. Canary, 74.5. to 78$. per cwt. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per 'aft. Flour gos. 535. per Pack. mu Tut LONDON GAZSTTE, SATURDAY, :SINE 19. Average price of Corn in England and Wake, from the Re turns ending the tath of June, Wheat. Rye Barky. oapi. Beans. Peale. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. a. d $ d. 66 7 as 1 31 .5 1 9 S 34 3 3 8 0 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns mad;; in the week ending the 16th of June, is .3ss. yid per htuldred weight. PRICES OP GRAM AT THE LLLLL WINO REARMS. BastNorrokr.--Witeat 60a od to 741 od per Q2arter. Barley 266 od to 31$ ed I Beane 32$ od to 366 od Oats 201 od 10 246 ad Peale 34s od to 376 od .... • Mamsaintan.•—•wneat 74.'5 • od to 79s 13d per quarter. Barley 314 od to 344 6d I Beans 34$ od to 38s od Oats 216 od tn 256 Od Peak 4SI Cd to 42: Cd . . . Ntastrae.—Wheat. 52e. od to 71s. ed. per Quarter. Barley 27: ed to 3os od Beans 344 od to 372 od Oats 164 od to 221 od Peafe 36s od to 385 od HermeN.—Whtat 565 od to 7is ed per %bow. Barley 30s od to 345 od I Beans 34s od t, A6s cd Oats M. od to 1711 od Pcafe 335 od tO 47.V021 ReAol24o —Wheat 30‘. ad. to 735. cd. per Qlsarter. Barley 26s od to As od I Beans 32$ od to 375 od Oats ills od to 284 od I Peale ocs od to 38s cd At Warminfter Market, on Saturday la lt, the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the quarter, 31. ss. to 31. 13s. Barley, 11. as. tO 11. 1 2s. Oats, 18s. to 11. is. Beans, 11. 1.6. to 21.25. There are two way, of telling every Rory. The following is one I-4 , Extra of a letter from a gentleman in K lrea to his friend in Town, which communicates Tome particulars of the riot that happened there on the 7th ion. being the fair day: " About fix o'clock in the evening after the Greaten part of the people were luppofed to have gone home, a large mob, themfelves F: eemafons, and headed by the mailer of the Vow Lodge, afrembled in a very rumultunits manner, armed N iih large flicks or erarter poles, and call ing ran for any Orangemen or Proteilant. The Orangemen (who bad all gone to their homes ex cept about 17), took every affront without return ing the lean injury, and at length. after being fe vetely beaten, they took refuge in a bottle where they fecured themfelves as well as they could but the mob attacked them there alto, and broke the windows with large (tones : at lan the Orangemen were obliged to have recourfc to what arms they had had, and at fire fired only powder, which ferved only to make the mob more furious; they were then obliged, in their own defence, to fire ball, which loon dif perfed them, but not until two men were killed and feveral badly wounded. Two of the rioters have been fence taken and fent to Derry, and le. veral have fled."--Beffyi IVratpLdier. Bet.ctitt AND BUR ICI.—It appears, that on Tuefday laft a Rage, on which it was intended the two combatants (hould exhibit a (refit trial of their (kill and firength, was ereded in a bye place about rs miles dillance from Middleham, in York(hire. —On the Thurfday following, at one o'clock, Ft.racti IR list% Efq. on the part of Belcher, and Captain FLITCMaIt on behalf of Burke, met on this fpot to make good the Rake of 14so guineas a fide, being the turn which Belcher and Burke were matched to fight for. The conditions having been fulfilled, Belcher appeared on the Rage at a quar ter before two o'clock, attended by Joe Ward, as his fecond, and Bill Gahm, as his bottle-holder ; and (portly after Berrie joined them, with Crab, as his bottle-holder, but no fecond. The two Bruifers (hook hands, and Berrie obferved," that it would now be determined which was the belt man ;" to which Belcher replied, " he was fur priled he did not know that already." There were feveral hundred perfons prefent on the tiptoe of expedation to fee the conflict commence ; but the combatants could not fet to, as Harry Lee had aot afcended the flap, who was Burie's promifed feeond. On his name being called out among the crowd, he anfwered to it ; but when afked why he did not appear in his place, he gave no other ex planation than that he would have nothing to do with the fight. This circumflance produced general difratisfac tion, as it was declared that this determination on the part of Lee could only have been occafioned by a previous underflanding between him and PurZe's fr iends,who now began to think of the large toms they had at Rake, and the little chance they had of fuccefs. Asßurierefufed to acceptany other • fecond in the room of Lee, all hope of a contcrl now vanifnechandtheChampions retired from the nage. Bekkr, however, unwilling to difappoint the corn. paiiy, ollered to have a few rounds with Burke for pure love, but he declined, and immediately fet off in a poft-chaife. Belcher then was called afide by rI.ETCHER. REED, Efq. who rewarded him li berally for the time he had 1011. The Yorklhite People, it appears, did not en. courage the idea of Prize-fighters coming among them, any more than the Magillrates of Berk• flire ; for about one o'clock they were vifited by two Magiftrates and the Dean of Yoaa, who &fired that no fight might take place. NAUTICAL INTELLICINCIL MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND South. 411111ViD. JAM s Dublin, z I Wzterford, I I Dina, o PLYMOUTH, JUXE sp. Came in the CAMILLA tranfpnrt, Capt. ANDER +o N, from London, to take on board the 29th regi ment of Font, who are dellincd for Halifax.— Sailed the BLANCHE, of 36 guns, Capt. DACRES, -n a cruife. Came in the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, Capt. KING, from a cruife. railed by the Sound to the liatiward the Flora, Captain RITCHIE, from Jamaica, bound to London. The FIsGARD, of 38 guns, Capt. Wat.xts, is gone up Hamoaze to be paid off'. Came in the Eacxx Excite cutter from a cruife, and brought in a fmuggling lugfail boat, laden with fpirits, from Guernfey. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE /9. Yeflerday put in here the four following tranf ports, having on board the 49th regiment, bound to Q2elsec, viz. —Tartar, Captain KENNY, has Agent Show on board ; the Richard, FOSTER ; Norfolk, Woonwousz ; and the Peggy, Fla N JELIN alfo the Robert, Captain THOM now, from Sun derland. Sailed the Apollo, Toz Pt, for London. This day arrived the SOPHIA !loop of war, from a cruize, and feveral colliers. Arrived the following men of war from the Ja. maica Ration, viz. Saone • - - Capta!n BERM. BTIMIVIiCk - - ..... STEPHENS. Edgar - . - OTATAT. Vengeance - - - Dom Powerful - - - LAYOUT. • . Carnatic - -.---- P a?nun& Defence. - -....--. Lord PAtizsz. aerobia= - -..--.--- GARDNIR. Of 74 guns each. SHEERNESS, JUNE 20. Arrived the MALLARD, JACRALL, CONSTANT, and CHAIM SR, gun veffels, from a cruize ; and the ANACRROM brig, Lieutenant Guyon, from the Downs, to be refitted. Wind E. YARMOUTH, JUNE 20. Thurfday evening arrived the BAIILIISIC gun brig, Lieutenant Goocit, from the Downs, and failed this morning on a cruize to the northward : the CRUIZER brig has failed this morning to be paid fix months wages. It is confilently reported, that fix packets wil be ftationeo to do duty from this place to Maelf trand, in Sweden, and that there will be no corn munication to Cuxhaven : in confequence of this regulation, the Northern Powers will be able to anfwer their letters eight days earlier than ufual. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DtAL, JONI so.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Per. feveranee, WALKiII. from Dublin..—Came down the Fridge water, —, for Botany Bay, and feveral other outward bound yeffels —Wind F.. N. F.. IIAVCSE ND, JUN r 20.—PatTed by the Flora, and Nancy, THOMPSON, from Memel; Wailltray, 'Way, from Genoa; Iris, —, from New York; Three Good Brothers, from Rouen ; Cadbury, DOLLI \O, from Jamaica ; Prince William Henry, Btu., from Stockholm; Swallow, —; and Venus, BURCH, from Dantzick ; Alexander. —, from Wyhurg ; Diana, WOOD. from Riga; Elizabeth and Sophia, —, from Norway; C•olbie, FLETCUIR, from Va lentia.—Sailed the Maryland, Wass, for New York ; Elbe, LAN DEALS, for Hamburgh ; St. Johannes, —, for Elfineur; Fountain, WARNER ; Kyft, —; and Friend: Goodwill, CLAY, for Rotterdam. GREENOCK, JUNE 24. Arrived the Margaret, BROWN, from Greneda ; Duckworth, LAUBER, from St. Martins, in 34 days ; Hercules, CAAWFORD, from Grenada, in 56 days ; Whydah, Duw, from New York, in 47 days; and the Dunrobin Cattle, *Balm, from Virginia, in 45 days. Captain LARAZAB of the Duckworth, on the zit inft. in lat 67. 13. long. so. W. fpoke the (hip Rachel of Whitby, WILLIAM WRATHERHEAD mar ter, out 86 days from Surinam for London, with main-malt, forcmatt, and bowfprit fprung, fails and rigging in a bad fituaton, only t tgallons of water on board, and bad been at an allowance of half a pint of water per man for twelvo,days, and (tort of bread ; made ten inches per hour of water, had eighteen fouls en board • fupplied them with a calk of water and a barrel of bread ; being all that prudence allowed to fend them. She fpoke upon her palfage, the Montefello, DAVIES, from the Me of France for Philadelphia, in lat 34. long. 45. out eighty days, all well. Captain LARADEZ alfo fpoke on the sth June, (hip Hamilton, of and for Liverpool, from Dominica, in lat 49. long. 19.1 and made the land (our days afterwards. Captain LIVINGSTON, of the Alesis, arrived from Wilmington, fpoke on the sth ult. in lat. 45. 3. long. 37. o. the (hip Fame, PALMo, from Landau to Montreal : all well. Captain Cs/arena., of the Crow rile, from Charleltown, fpoke on the seth ult. in lat. 47. 59. long. 39. the (hip Two Brothers, Awnassou• from Liverpool, to St. John's, out t 3 days: all well: and on the sth loft. in lat. ST. 9. long. 12. the Ca-, ledonian, of Brillol, from Trinadad, out 44 days 7 1 all well. The Whydah, from New York, 'has brought American Papers till aSth April inclufive. It is mentioned in a letter from Cape Francois, that the French Generals fpeak in the fouleft manner of America and its Government ; one of them was heard to fay, "From Lonifiana we will ditiate laws to the United States." Mr. Toatas LEAR, the American Conful General at St. Domingo, was treated with fuel' indignity,that he intended to emly.irk for America, and has fent his fon home before him ; his very chaife was put in requifition for the ufe of French officers. ALL the cargoes ar riving frism America, were immediately feired in lime oldie Grand Nation, aid even veifels bound 'ur other iflinds, were feized at fra and feat for it. Domingo. Captain DuNN, on the 6th May, in lat. 42. long. 64. fpoke the (hip Ft iendihip of N:w London,from London, bound to New York, all well. ARRIVED. At Clyik—Andromach^, Pearce, from New York ; !Cabello, Patti:eon, from Tortola; Sr. Cecilia, Butler, from Cadiz; America. 1-logarth. from Tobago; Pmaka, Wylie, from Ja maica; Hercules, Crawford, from Grenada; Iliaraben-Caftle, M'Brilc,from Virginia; Widuh, Dun, frcrnt New York; An dromache, Pearce, from New York ; Ifabella,Patterfon, front Tortola; .t. Cecilia, Butler, from Cadiz; and Howard, Kran, from New York. At Portfmnah—Themia, Douglas, from Jamaica; St. Jo. feph, —.., from the Havanna ; Admiral Gardner, from China ; and Adventure, Adamfon, from Riga. At Braol—Vulcan, Honeywell, from Jamaica. Of Whitby—Caroline, Ridley, from Petcrlburgh. At Lancaftcr—Ardour,:fhompfon, from Berbice. At Belialt—indultry, Nick ols, from New York. At Cork—George. M Neal, from Virginia; Hedtor, from Jamaica; Natt, Waters, from Martinique; Tagus, Oli ver, from 1 ifbon ; Volundria, from St. Übe's ; and Sup ply, —, from Dantzic. - At St. Helena—Ann, Stewart; and Stirling Cattle, from Bengal. At Botany Bay—Venus, Gardner, from London. At Surinam—Hope, Dawfon, from Liverpool ; Chriftopher t Hurd ; and Goodrich, --, from Africa. At Whitchaven.—Duncan, Barwis. from Jamaica. At Leith—Fingal, M'Vriar, from Elbing. At Hamburgh—Elizabeth, Caleb, from London ; John Hat. ton, from Leith; —, Broeklebank, from Liverpool; Voyarr, Anderfon ; and Thames, Linder, from London. At Guornfey—Thomas and Sarah, —, from St. Croix. . . At Barbadoes..—Fa.!ny, Irwin, from Africa; Barbi.does, Kirllake ; Venerable, Lewtas ; Mary, Mcaeows ; and Lucy, Stephens, from Liverpool; and Tr;o, Douglas, from BrißoL At Dcmarsra--Cartaret, —; and Horatio, Watfon, front Africa ; and Ranger, Walker, from Liverpool. At Bonny—Columbus. Cromatria, from London; Young Willi. m, Bennet, from Liverpool ; Princefs Royal, Rillhic ; and Rio Nova, Appleby, from London. At Newfoundlaud—Lovely, —, from Brat)] ; Penelope, Noble, from Waterford ; Scarborough, Elliott ; and Liberty, Wentworth, from London; Serpent, Smith. from Liverpool; Commerce, Bruton ; Fanny, Tucker; and Snake,Oldis, from Poole; Jane and Mary, Tucker, from Teignmouth • Wi ll iam, Bath, from London; and Friendlhip, Norton, from : Poole. At Torbay—Albion, Davies, from Zant. Off —, from New York. At Hull.—Endeavour, Scott, from Mean; and Cognise . Packet, Harper, from Oporto. At Dablin—Montgomery, Hayes ; and Ruby, Grantham, from Jamaica •' Unity, Jenkius, from London ; Hope , Jaekfon - and Telemachus, from Antigua; Phenix, ; and Catherine, Toole, from Oporto; Mary, Serpent, from Lcith ; Draper, Weill); and Commerce, from Oporto; and Henry, Hutchinfon, from Martinique. In the Creek—De Vrende, Kruger, from CaMpoly; and Andalufia, Brown, from Civita Vecchia. At Gibraltar—lnduft.ry, Ottley, from London; and Ulyffm, Rollec, from LivcrpooL At Leghorn—Maria, Barber. from London. At Wilmington--Norfolk, Ca'vert, from Falmouth; and Atrodation. Lond from At New York—Juliana, Rooth, from London; Lord North, Brown, from Poole ; Fanny. Brain ; and Recovery, Campbell, from Clyde; Sally, Draft, from Waterford ; Brothers, Hall; Ocean, Smith; and Bail, Allen, from Liverpool. AL Cowes—.Boyd, Diton. from Grenada. At 'Tobago—Aeve cure, H tmilton , from London. Off Plymouth—.Carlcbury, Dalling, from Jamaica. Candidates for Popular Favour feldom or ever experience any intereft In e ffi cient as the good graces of the Fairer part of the Creation. Abra ham Newland's foft Notes may captivate the more delicate of the Sex—but Country Dames may be won by a means that often proves of a more mat culine and powerful tenor—" It is fomething— nothing"—yet endowed with a faculty to produce Thavfands ! For example, Half or a Ryarver only of a Lottery Ticket, I'peaks with a very Winning Countenance to a Fair Ruitic's eleaioneering In tereß with her Hufband, Father, Brother, or Sweetheart ; and particularly fo, if the Shares are purchafed at POPE'S Office, Royal Exchange. an Office to which Ladies are efpecially attached, from its being univerfally known to be blefred with the fmiles and favours of a Divinity of their own fey. The Honourable Eaft India Company's packet the TELEGRAPH, Captain HENRY MORSE SAMP• soN, failed from the Eland of St. Helena, for China, on the 4th day of February 'all, with the news of the Peace. Letters from Gibraltar Rate, than atlion late ly took place off Malaga, betwetra pirate and a Portuguefe frigate, which, after a long conteft, terminated in the capture of the latter; every officer, except one, having been killed in the en gagement. About one o'clock on Saturday morning, one of the maid-fervants at the Duke of PORTLAND'S, in Piccadilly, went out of her bed room window, in her sleep, and fell a height of twenty feet into a drain, without being materially hurt. The noife was Srft heard by Lady MARY BEN TINCIL, who gave the alarm of thieves; it was with difficulty the girl could be refcued from herhorrible fituation. On Saturday, a perfon charged with having king's fibres in his poffeflion, which on fearching his premifes was found to be the cafe, was com mitted to prifon at Sheernefs. He has finee, how. ever, by fome means made his efcape. FIRE.—On Monday night between nine and ten o'clock a fire broke out in the workfhop of Mr. BRAIDWOOD, upholfterer and cabinet-maker, at the corner of Roxburgh Park, Edinburgh. As the ma. terials in the premifes were all of a coMbuftible nature, the fire fpread rapidly, and loon acquired fuck force as defied all attempts to cxtinguifti it.— The Lord Provoft and Magiftrates attended upon the firft alarm, and the firemen and engines were loon at the fpot, a party of the Lochabcr Fencibles and the. City Guard were alto prefent, and exertion was made to retrain the devouiin, ment, but the uimoft efforts of all could onl; ceed in Paving a quantity of wood,and a few , articles. The 'hop where the fire began, and ther adjacent, were completely burnt down, almolt the whole Rock of materials fell a p► the flames. Very fortunately the whole wei lured ; and we have the farther fatisfaetion nounce, that the proprietor had alfo included policy a certain fun as an infurance upon his men's tools. During the conflagration a private of thk regiment was obferved extremely alive, ant poling himfelf in fituations of great peril, endeavours to canal the banes. every p ng ele. ly fue- r other id ano. 1, and ore) , to ere in. to an- -1 in his work. le 42d nd ex- it' his