Star. — London, England, 1806-04-09 00:00:00

. . 3 ,ft,, , TREATRB Rorer intußr LANE. -• Lag Welt the long-promifed piece, entitled 'Forty Thew* made its appearance at this Theatre. The Rory of it is (imply that of Ali Baba, to be found in every buttery library ; it is, however, worked up with much dramatic fkill into a grand Ope. ratical Speaaele. The dialogue, by COLMAN, as far as we were able to cone& it, is neat and appro. priate. It was ably delivered by BANNISTER. MA- Tootws, Mrs. BLAND, &c. &c The longs introduced, the mufic of which is by Kst.iy, are of a pleating defcription, and the choruffes are grand ; but the chief attraaions of the piece are the pantomimic •Bion, direaed by D'Eovit.Ls, the fcenery, machi nery, &c. ate. Ray moan, as the Genius of the Fo refl, appeared to much advantage ; as did Mrs. H. SIDDONS and Mils DI.CAMP, in two charafters, which required graceful anion. Indeed, all the performers, particularly the banditti, greatly exerted themfelves. The artifls of the Theatre have alto added to their reputation by their labours ; the painters are Gauss. w.."u and M AAAAA : the laft fcene changes from ' an infernal cavern to an exquilitely beautiful fairy. lake, with various figures riding on (wane, dolphins, Ste. The fcenery was conduaed with uncommon dexterity for a firll reprefentation. The piece con chides with a dance by Mrs. SHARP, Mire DCSINT, Sec. The Manager has difplayed uncommon libera lity in getting up the piece, which was announced for a fecund reprefentation amidfl the unanimous plau dits of one of the moll crowded boufes we ever re member to have witnelied. Mr. BAIIIIIITeII go/rebut the piece again for this evening. amiclft the acclamations of the Speelators, and we have no doubt but that it will fill the 'rheatre for the retl of the (carom • Yeflerday, at three o'clock. a Cabinet Council was held at Mr. Secretary Fox's Office, which fat fome time. There were prelent the LORD CHANC iLLoa, Lords Ga[NRILLI, Stesouris,Moita,and H. PITTY, Mr. Fox and Mr. Yefterday his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Watas and a number of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the firft diflinftion dined with the Marquis of STAFFORD, at Cleveland Houfe, St. James's. Yefterday the Archbilhop of York, and the Bi- Isaias of London, Bath and Wells, Salifbury, Dur ham, Wincheller, and feveral other Prelates, dined with the Archbilhop of Canterbury, at Lambeth. Yefterday the Lord Mayor again went in Hate to Chriftchurch, attended by the Recorder, Aldermen HUNT'S, HANKS", Dosivier.c, the two Sheriff., &c. where an excellent fermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Doan. The difference between the Britiffi Government and the United States of America, we anderflandr engages the particular attention of hlinifters ; and, according to report, the Hon. DAVID RISKIN', fon of the LOADCHANCIL Loa. is to be fent to that country upon a Special Million. The Earl of G has been appointed Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper in Ireland, in the room of Lord !Antares ; and Mr. Bor./itemise is removed from the fituation of Deputy, to make roourfor Mr. Moores. It appears from att account laid before the Houfe of Commons, of all funs of money which have been iffued by his Majefty's orders, purfuant to the Ad dreffes of the Houfe, aid which have not been inar'e good by Parliament, that the total amounts to 419,4001. including a fum of 41,0r01. 6s. paid to the Earl of CHaTHAIe and the idilhop of Liscote, executors of Mr. Pry?, towards difcharging his debts. The account laid before the Houfe of Commons of the turns which remained in the Exchequer on the IR day of January, 1806, being part of the grants of Parliament, for the fervice of the year 1805, times them at 1,458,8271. 3s. 51d.. The accounts from India turn out to be far' more favourable than has been reprefented. Mr. STOK FS i► the Gentleman who lately arrived, and who kit Bengal on the 2d of December. He yeflerday waited upon the Chairman of the EaR India Corn. pany ; end the following official account was after wards in circulation among the Directors " Sir GSOk9R BARLOW, the prefent Governor- General, was, by the lalt accounts, in December, at Allahavad, on his way tip to head quarters, (fop. pofed to be either Agra or Monte), where Vakeels from HOLKAK were laid to be waiting. •' The fortrefs of Deig, agreeably to ftipulation, had been evacuated by the Britifh troops on the rith of November. " The Bhurtpnre RAJAH and Scimma were pa cific, and the Weflern parts of India and the coaft were quiet. HOLKAR had made attempts to influence the Seiks, but they had proved abortive, and his power and political confequence were fo confiderably re duced, that little doubts remained of a favourable and fpeedy iffue to the negociation about to commence upon the arrival of the Governor General. " Specie was Pearce at Calcutta, but more artifi. clally fo than real, the fhroffs and money holders keeping back in hopes of a loan, with higher intereft being offered." Mr. STORIS took his palTage on board of the Eliott, an Engliffi whaler. The extra (hips, General Stuart and C.:: marthen, bound for England ; Cattle Eden, for P.ncoolen Charlton, for Madras, and Prefton, for Ceylon, failed at the fame time under convoy of the Drums a floop of war. No accounts of the Marengo and the frigates from the IN of France had been received, and very few captures had been made by the privateers in the bay. The Refuurce, of Liverpool, an Englilh Guinea fhip, captured by Lisois's frioadron, svas brought into Table Bay by the Prize Officer, who came to anchor before he had the !call fufpicion if our being in potfeflion of the Settlem ~t. void was in confequence immediately boarded by the bo4t, of the Diadem, and the people or: board her made prifo nets. By the information obtained from the lit ench men, it appeared en he the intention of LINOIS to vifit the Cape once more before his return to Europe ; and though the Marengo mounts 86 guns, and her coin• plementcnntifts of eight hundred men, it is not wholly out of the range of hope, that floe may be captured. In the open fea, however, it is Paid, Ilse may defy a fleet, as the is the fineß tailor in all repeat. ever win:mired as a (hip of the line. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, sta. TUttl)•Y, APRIL 8. Sweepriakes of to:-I0 each, Jt. ft. for the produce of untried mares covered in 1g..)2, by tontlied colts. 811 31h. and fillies kit. Acrof, the Eat. Mr Wilfon's f by Worthy, out of Cmtletty 1 _- - - Mr Lake's f. by Ooury, rm;i ne Mademollelle • Mr Hallett's f by Stickler, out of Qjdz • 0 4 Sit to 5 on Mr. Wilfon's r. The Second Clefs of the ()edam! Stakes of sogs each, h. ft. D. I. Oenenil Gower's Swintey, 3 yrs old, .11 IA • Mr WSW' Stavely, 3 yrs old, SR Sib Mr Bigges Margaretta, s yrs old, edt 7lb - • Mr Lake's Watery, 4 yrs old, Sit alb 4 Mr 8. Crayon's br. c.' Henry, by Overton, bought of Mr Riddell, 3 yrs old, 71t31b Mr Watfon's Duzbary, 6 yrs old, Sit trill Sir J Skelky's Sir Launcelot, 3 yrs old, Bft alb - pd Mr Hovrorth's Scrip, 3 11.1 old, 6ft ulb The Judge could place hut four. Sit totot agll Swinley-6 to 4 agit Stavely-4 to s ago Watery. Lord Grofvenor's br. c. Jafper, by Sir Peter, beat Mr. Elwes's b. c. Chrillopher, by Buzzard, 811. 71b. each. D. I. zoogs. h. ft.— t t to 8 on leper. Mr. Craven's br. f. Bronze, filter to Cafirel, beat Duke of Grafton's b. f. Merry thought, by I'otteridge, out of Woodbine, 811. 31b. each, R. M. :cogs. h. ft. —6 to 5 agit Bronze. Lord Sackvilk's Witchcraft, 811. 41h. rec. ft. frozn Mr. Mellilh's(iziid, 811. B. C. zoos. Mr. Watfon'sf. (dead) by Sir Peter Teazle, nut Gaoler's darn, 811. 41b. agll Mr Whaley's b. c. by His Lordfhip, out of belly, 811. 31b. D. M. loogs. h. ft. Lord F. G. Ofborne's ch. c. Superflition, by Bliz zard, rec. Bogs. from'General Grofvenor's Rich ard, by His Lordfhip, out of Nelly, 811. 21b. each. R. M. toogs. h. ft. Monday afternoon Mr. Slew the Meffenger ar rived-at Mr. Fox's Office in Downing-fireet, with difparches from the Continent. Monday two troops of the Royal Horfe Guards (Blue) cAmc into Reading, where they are expEted o remain in quarters for fome time. The 3d battalion of the 27th foot is to be the per manent recruiting battalion of the at and sd bat talions of that corps, which continues under the com mand of the Earl of MOIRA. Yeflerday the Lord Mayor ordered the price of bread to continue the fame as lack week. stir. t lid. the quartern loaf. The Duellers of BEDFORD is flightily indifpofed at Dublin Callle. Sunday the remains of the Duchefs of Drvon- SHIP it were removed from town, to he interred in as private a manner as polEble, in the family vault, at AU Saints, Derby. There is a (harp come( expelled for Wexford.— Befides Mr. Coccsouom and one of the Lorrus Fa mily, Lord V la, Sir F. FLOOD, Mr. Cattaw, and Mr. Geooaa are mentioned. The crowd at the Manfinn Houfe on Monday evening was In eetreme, that in palling through the , rooms to his carriage, the Duke of Yoe a's Rar was loofened, and fell from his blear. Shortly after his Royal Highnefs's departure, it was difcovrred by Mr. Dasaoaotrois, jun. of Billiter-fquare, by whom it was delivered to the Duke of Caranatoos. The Duchefs of GORDON was net quite fo fortunate : her Grace loft a diamond pin. On Saturday morning Admiral Vit.tsestrirs, of the Buccritaure, Commander in Chief, Captain Lucas, of the Redomable, Captain IN F ERN r, of the Intre pide, with a Phyfician, and two Lieutenants, left Reading for Plymouth, to embark in a cartel for Morlaix. On the application of the Admiral, Lord Howic: wrote in his own hand to grant them per million to return to France on their parole, adding the moft polite and liberal offers of every accommo dation. Their receptinn in the town of Reading has been highly flattering and hofpitable, and their txpreflions of gratitude, nn leaving the town, were warm and fincere. We unit that our countrymen will always thew the fame attention and refpea to a brave foe in captivity, and thus difplay a Ilrong contrail to the treatment, which the unfortunate Captain WRIGHT and Come other Britiffi Officers have experienced in France. -------- . Our fquadron at Meffina has been reinforced by two thips of the line, and they ride at anchor in per feet fecurity, at a dillance of nine miles from the oppofite Calabrian there, which is In low and open, that any colleCtion of the enemy's boats there might be eafily defiroyed. As to the paffirge between Scylla and Charybdis, the current is ltrong, the (here rocky and difficult of accef,, and the landing almoit impraCticable. Our troops are in potfeflion of Met fins, a srartifon of confiderable arength. This day the payment of the April Dividend, commenced at the Bank, and will prove a Supply at this moment peculiarly fortunate, as it will enable many perfons to purchafe a chance in the prefent rich Lottery, which in a few weeks may produce a hand fome independence. Within thefe few days the Curate of a village near town, and one of the Overfeers, a gentleman farmer, had a difpute refreeting fome titivate bufinefs, and the farmer d—d the clergyman's eyes. A fummons iffued from Marlburough-theet office for the far• mer to attend, a charge having been made againfi him by the clergyman, for (wearing. Evidence in fupport of the charge was adduced, and the lamer was convifted in the penalty of five (billings. During the interval between taking out the fummons and the execution of it, the Sunday after quarter-day elapfcd, and the Camel attended divine fervice at the parilh church. He took out a lummons againfi the cler gyman the next morning, for not reading to his con gregation an Aft of Parliament againfi profane fwear. Mg, which theLegiflature had ordained fhould be read the fir( Sunday after every quarter day. Evidence was adduced that the clergyman had not performed duty, and he was fined I. agreeably to the Aft of Parliament, which does not admit of any mitiga tion. The clergyman brought forwarNl evidence to prove that he had (earthed tar the Aft of Parlia ment to deliver the words to his cruwegation in vain, at the different bookfellers. .ITe Magill! ale, however, could not a& contra•y to the Law, and the dsteoce was fruithfs. ^ NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS bAY.—.WInd E. ♦ I IL. DOB. •aa. Dot. Dublin • t t Gottenbirgh 0 1 Wlteriloj o a Hamburg,' o 2 I.ifbon 0 t I Leeward ItlatAt o 0 PLYMoUTH, APRIL 7.—Came in the Lar `NA, of 40 guns, from a ; Lion, Bxtfey, and Hero, privateers, from a cru;ze ; Minor, Caot.tin TAAUS, from Boiirdeaux, bound t 3 Hamburgh, laden with wine and brandy, detained by the Vista cutter. The Hero privateer has detained the Danifh Har. mono, from Malaga, bound to Bremen, laden with wine and raifins ; the is not yet arrived. Came in the 'Nevis of 36 guns, from a croixe. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL B. Sailed this morning the "FaulTY, 01 5o guns, Capt. ARGLRI, for the Downs. —The A v Evora (hop of war, Capt. WHIT[, was this day appointed to take convoy to Newfoundland, tnd the CHAMPION frigate, Captain BROOMS', to Halifax. Arrived the Hearn, Captain RossarsoN, bound to Halifax and Q2ebec ; and the Swallow, LONDRIDGR, kr Gibraltar. SHILINES4, A►art. S.—Since 'my Lk feveral more flips under the Pruffian flag hare been brought up to the Note, and anchored clofe to the Admiral's flag (hip there. Molt of the Swedilb Drips that were there waiting convoy have returned int., harbour, as their convoy inflruetions have been given up by order of the Commodore. The accumulation of (hips it very confiderable, owing to the detention of the convoys. Every exertion is making to get out the cruizers; who will, in more, intercept and 114 every thing they find on the feas under the Pruffian flag.— The Swedith (hip Cirrifliana, brought in here with the Infs of cables and anchors, and other cupfiderablr dal:sage, has been found fo bad, that her cargo has been translbiprcd in the Eucharis, Captain Jorm s, bound to Gotte..hurgh ; and the Chriftiana remains here to be replired.—Sailed his MAjefty's Drip Lion, to Yarmouth. Lys's, APRIL 2.—Arrived here this morning the Stradfett, Captain Attars, from Bremen, which place he left on Tuefday morning early, with very little freight on board ; an embargo was then laid on Englith (hips by the Pruffians, but Captain Altus fortunately got away; he left the Omnium, of Lon , don, and the Omnipotence (as he thinks), of New cafile, at Bremen. The Lively, MARSHALL, got away. DRAL, APRIL B.—Sailed the Swallow and Stag revenue cnr.ers, on a cruize.—Came down from Sheernefs the Combatant praam, and remains in the Downs with the ref, of the !hips as per lafk.— Wind N. E. Li•asront., Aran. 7.—About co fail of •eflels for the Well Indies were at Cork on the 3111 ult. wind forth and e !peeled to fail as Conn as the wind was fair under convoy of his Majefly's fhip Awsow, Captain LIDOIR. The Lancaller, Roarasorr, from Barba does for this port, was off Kinfale, the 28th ult. after a paffage of nine weeks, and would be obliged to put in there or Cork, being fhort of proriflons. —The Favourite, WILLIAM, from Waterford, and the Nottingham, NEWSOM, from Ipfwich, both for this port, were captured off the Saltees on the 28th nit. by a French fchnnner privateer ; the above veffels failed in company with feveral others on the 26th of March. A French fgoadron, confifting of an Elo gun fhip,, three frigates and a brig, have got upon the emit of Africa, and on the aril January, off Cape Mount, captured his Majelly's (loop 01 war Favosers, and the brig Trio, of this port : they gave up the brig to the Favorite's crew, who are suited with her in Ireland. FROM LL.OYD's LIST. O vvvvvv Aram Palled by the Hawke, Kinradfon, from Norw.y, and the Mercury, Stewart. from Charielton.—, Sailed the Hope, St mdmerk. (or Newfoundland ; Hampden. King. (or Bolton; Argo. Burk, and the Commerce, S 'oder.. for Cork . A re a S ; —Paged by the P MCC, I .3% , / ran, from Norway --Sailed the Humphrics, Young. (or Prince Edward's Ifirnd ; Riga packe , , Waterman, (or Linton; Lwrctta, Pattering); Edylioae, Seaman ; sod the I.nfitiana. Carman, for Quebec. Anima —At Penzsnee, Hope, Oath,ll, from Baltimore—At Sligo, Clothier, 0.1%13. from N..w York—At Dublin. Mary and from New York; Llisa, Mallets; and Charlotte, Rogers, from London. In the River, the Hope. Talte, from Hombres'. Off Dover. Flora, from Nrw York. At Falmouth, Hannah and Softy, —, from the it iv. rLa Plata At Liverpool, Plymouth. Fle man. from Galin.), In the Clyde, Independence, —, from Charlefton; and the Oorhod. —, from New Providence. Off infale, Lancall er --Orson Barbados for LiverpooL At Wa terford, Prlncefs Mary, Hunt, from London. The Brother., Perry. arrived at Crookhaven aSth ult. from the South Seas parted from the Caledonia a week before. The Logan, M'Connell, is arrived at &Waft from London, at ter being token by a French privateer and given up. The Doris tranfpurt was un Chore in the Elbe on Tuefday the aft infant. _ _ _ _ . . . A brig from &Ann for I nndon, lads') with oats, was wrecked near Yarmouth nn Sunday laft. The Kent, Soya, from Hull for Bremen, Is fuppored to hare founder, d. The Nancy. of Shields, picked op tome time ago near Oftend, and fent into Dover, woh no perfon on board. now appears to have been taken by a French privateer. The crew ese..pt one, were taken oat, and fix Frenchmen weft pat on hoard; footi after which, feelng one of our evokers, they took to the boat, and kit her. The privateer was nearly wrecked going into Calais. Au order has been obtained to land the Nsney's cargo at Dover. The James, from I.ilbno, arrieed off tie Lizard on the 24 She failed on the 11 a ult. and fusee Scilly in Gee days. The packit was to fail on the 1341. The Beet had not failed. At one o'clock on the morning of the 3cth uk. the Two Bro thers, Carthro, belonging to bundee. (truck on the Carr KO( k . . if Firma.. but w.n. nt off by the affilt ioce off a Min boat. at d towed into Cr ail harbour, with two test .nd a hall water in the hold. The Favourite, Williams, from Waterton' fnr I.iverpool, was captured off the Salters on the 28th alt. The Catharine Davig , from Cotton for Rotterdam. Is detatoed and Cent Into Do ver._ _ _ - _ . The Catharine and Elisabeth. Peterfon, from Alicant frr Scl• i 9 on (bore near Newry. 111 c Trio, —; and the Lord Nelfori,-- , of I.iftlPO , `l, are captured on the exa lt of Africa, by a French fqoadron of one 84 gun (hip and two frigates . 1 be Ranger !loop of war was captured by the Rochefort fgua- dron lad fuly. he Proincrous, from Dublin to Whirrhaven, lately went to • nrar the lllc of Anglect•-••Crew raithed. DISTRIBU lION Or PRIZE-MONET. The Zebra, fur the capture of the Shephcrdefa, July SO, alicre. wi:l be paid on hmrd the Zebra. on her &erica in port, and re' caned at No. Clentent's Inn, every Tudday and Priday for three year.. 1 be I.atona, for the capt ure of la Co-cepeion, alias la Adetena, January ta, allos, will be paid on Mond Lawns., on her ar rival in part. and rec..ll.d every 1uef.1.4 and Friday, at Edmund Luca yer's. Eft,. Plymouth. he &Want, (or the capture of h Vaillfant, June is, iSor, will be paid on board the Brilliant on her arvival at Plymouth, and rccallai at N.,. 67, Fore-Rivet, Plyinouth•Pock, every Tuefday and tiatordsy for three month.. The gou.ort‘ Clurszr, bir the capture tb. North Star. March la, 18:3, will is paid on the t ttb inf. and recalled at No. 37, Soutnaropton•Rreet.Str.,n,l, to three months. The Orpheus. for the recapture of the Fable and Mary Ann, Sept.p. 1833. 'WI be paid every Mond .y Ent Thurfday for four months to come. at the Red Lion lun, Hi;h•ttrect, Portfmont.b. The Pluto, (or the N..rdiflta Wati.-nrapcn. 111.10, will he paid on Saturday at No. 13, New Ina, sad every Saturdaytor three years. captured Ma dr t JMARK•L An C. CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL The arrival, of Wheat to day are few, but tote- rabic quantities at hand, chiefly from Scotland, and the profpett of no foreign arrivals, owing to hofti lities with Praia, caufes this t•.ide at an advance, and the lime in Oats, though in good fupply. Barley and Malt visry but little. Beans rather dearer— Very few White Peat, and Flour 31. pex rack higher thin lafi week. CURIUM,' Al UNDItt 8 WSBBll . e. 47g 58 . 7S• p 1 qr. Oroy k•caie 301 34.04 Fine DKr. 77• Boa od Beam, (new) 34. 4o• od Rye. tiSo too od • Tick Doi. 265. 3St. ad Raley. tas 3:o od Oats. arc s 4•. Jos. Matt, 6as 684 ad Poland 3to 3to od Wbice Yak, 341 4ts ad Rape Seed. 391 eV per lad. • rum' Of IloUlt. Fine Flour 6s. 1.685. Seconds 601 to 65. paha. A remarkahle fcene was exhibited yefferday In about a quarter of an hour afrer the execution of Patch and the other criminals in Horfemonger.lane: A young child, atiliaed with the evil; was brought by to the fcaffald, and the executioner placing it on hie lap, untied Patch's hands, and repeatedly puffed one o r them over the part affeCted. Siiperßition has led the ignorant to believe the touch of a pet-fun recently dead by violent means will effect a cure where medi cine is of no avail. The idea and the prartliee teems completely abfurd ; but if the force of imagination operates once out of an hundred tithes, the experi ment can do no harm. After the child came an el derly man with • wen or tumour in his neck; he rubbed over it the hand of the female fofferer. Then came three (sawn- young wont-n, who fucceffively bad the cold band of Patch applied to them for Gtai !tr diforders. A eau& of confiderable inre,e4 was erpeted to have come on at the affixes for l'ralee, in which Wil liam Todd Jones, Efq. was Plarntit% slid the fup poled proprietor f The Cork itelverVerwaiDefendant; but, on account of the fudge, it was porlpoted. On Thuifday fe'nnight a caufe came on to be tried at Waterford, affixes, in which Charles M'Carthy, Efq. was Plaintiff, and Mr. Watfon, Defendant, to recover the fum of 630. paid by .MraMiCarthy, at the defire and by the direftiors of Mr. %%recta, in dif. charge of an execution, which had been ;toed, at the fuit of Colonel Bagwell, againft M.. Power, of Clon mel, who had beer. proprietor of A paper in thattinam s and againft whom Colonel Bagwell hadAtainal a verdift for 4001. for certain libels publibd in his paper, refleCting on the Col inel's condua as Com mander cf the Tipperary Militia. 3he trial com menced at ten in the morning, and lafied until ten at night. The Jury were locked up until Friday morn ing, when n t agreeing, a Juror was withdrawn, and another trial will probably take pl'ice. A private marine, on board the Orate (loop of war, hatorg been detcEted at Deal in dealing a blan ket from oi a of his tiiipmates, conleffed to the Cap tain, on being interrogated, that th it was not the fira crime lie had committed, for he had been accef- Coy to the murder of two men and one woman A at diffetent in 18oz. He has been r e m o v e d oh hoard the Urascur guard (hip in the Downs, until further enquiry can be made by the Officers from Bow-greet, to whom his confeff on has been fent. On Satnrday T. Buller, alias &neer, alias Berg:ford, &c. &c. was examined at the Public Office, BAV• Itreet, •nn tufpicinn ut having committed various atis of fwindling. The prifemer, who ,k as dreffed in the 61 ft tlyle of Galion, was committed for further era- Monday tight, a footman, in the employ of the Dike of No tt.itioliet Lind, wa. cliaiged before Sir R. FORD, With lICA , DIg A piece of the family plate. He ifel4lcd by °living it lot idle to a filverfmith in Newport-ureet. He tailb committed for further mi. lirtween the hours of ore and two o'clock yeller day montinp, the neighbnirrhood of St. George's, Wapping, was alarmed by a drekdfill craib, like the rolling of thunder, when it was immediately difeo , tared that a hack of chimilies in the centre of two very old honfes in Back lane, near the extremity of Rofe• mary lane, had fallen in,cai rying along with them the hustles themfelves down to the floor, and over whelming the unfortunate inhabitants inone common ruin. Every affifience was inliandy procured, but not Ids than fifteen perfnns, male and female, fuffer• ed more or Ids. The pruprietors were two aided; women, of the names of Balfour and Matfieis, wht. had let out theft honks in various tenements to poor tradefmen, and to a great number of women of the town, ache very Insult clefs ; fo that between the inhaoitanti and trillion, it is fupprifed there were not Ids than fifty ny fiaty perfons within the walls at the time. One wi min was dugout of the rubbilh quit( dead ; another fo much briiired thr has (ince died.— A Lafear, who was in the feconcl floor, with hi, fe mate compani in, leaped nut of the winch-Ay, and fraCtured b-th his IT, ; he, wit'. two women, were eartiid on biers to the Ltrid-in Hof T ii , al. A Gentle man, (aid to be a fripCNAl•lc ti.vh.fman, in the Ml norm,. inaile I.i. cans: with many bridles, and only half his c10th.... 'flute weie a number of .Lafcars, and othei h"cign fail3rs in the ?Inure, many of wil,gss, IS is liiispofeti, INN lie covered in the ruins ; a - sniff , w oman with an infant chiid are known to be in the cellar, hitt her fc,eatns hive been heard, and it was afcertaitied at me o'clock that neither Ile nor 4 the child have received any material injury, but 'bey were alrmit in a Il ate of fuffocatitin. Wirlbelikr glyph+) cd in cleating away the tubbillk ~~ t • T i I . P 4,4 ie le IT Is • , I i- i 0 it a a s I .t 1- (I it i . it I L- L. r. e :• Is r- It r- • IT Ie le • of to LI