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I xfurictir. mrsi.licsracA • ' MAILS THIS DAY—WInd W. All. DIM ups NOM' o 0 Oottenbursh • s WaslosS s I lissubursh • $ • LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER E. The Chifwick, Captain ICIARSLAICI, arrived here yefterday fpoke on the a cith Augua the Tippoo Saib, from Savannah, out 54 days. which had Peen the French fleet of five fail of the line, on the loth Au gull, in let. 33. o. long. 69. o. The Chifwick (poke on the 29th Augun, the brig Leviathan, from Gre nada; bound to London, in lat. 45. 30. long. 36. o. which parted from the fleet on the 17th near Ber muda, Admiral COCKLANI in company with four fail of the line. They failed from Tortola the 3oth of Augur/. The American (hip Georgia, Captain Fates, from Savannah, arrived here, was boarded on the Bth Auguit, by an Officer from a French fquadron of five fail of the line, in lat. 34. 64. long. 68. ay. fleeting to the wellward ; exarnined„all his papers, and then fingered him to proceed : the Officer was particulars in his enquiries after the homeward bound Welt India fleet. They had captured the day before a Britifh (hip fur New Providence. The Tippoo Saib, --as s (tom Savannah, at Hoy la/re, pal ed thrpugh the-French !quads-on/Ave fail of the line on the roth Auguft, off the banks of •• •Newfoundland: intone Boaaraare, in the Veteran; bad parted from them the day before.--. The Mary Ann, HUTCI4IIISOW, and the Eliza, for this port, and the Hercules, of• London. cut out of -Montferrat the 4th July, and arrived at St. Martins the roth.—The American brig Felicity, from hence to Gibraltar and Malta, has been carried into Algeciras, and part of the cargo fold. The following is an cared of a letter (tom a M anger in the Chifwick About the tyth Augult (poke an American, who eight days before had fallen in with the French Lloct, of jive fail of the line (one fail of the line and a frigate bad been feat front them two digs before): they were then to the northward and weftward of Lim muds, and Resting northereft. They had intelligence of melt) Warren being in twit of them, and no doubt were cudearouri^.l to dupe. On the 39th Auguit (poke the Leviathan from Oienada. She left the fleet ten days before with a Itrong convoy; an Admi ral was with.them, and the Captain undoftuod be did nut mean to leave them." FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 7. Arrived this day his Majeity's (hip &Amore, 44 guns, Capt. BAKE', hound on a cruise, carried away her main top-fail yard in a gale of wind ; alfo arrived eleven fail of Vianallers, under convoy of the Is sociar gun brig, of 14 guns, Lieut. Meatus, hound to the Channel fleet ; the brig Diana,Stlylasa ; Sally, NEWMAN ; George and Ann, Lnvrsaso ; and brig New Thotnpfon, Itroos, from Plymouth. Remain the following Packets, with brads, detained by con • trary wind : the 'Pownffiend, Doran, fcr Lifbnn; the Augutia, Sr. Auarm, for Malta ; the Lend 14613 art, ----, for New York and Halifax ; and Princefs Cbarlotta, Carta, for Jamaica and Barbadoes.—The Wind blowing flrong at S. W. we may Cron expel the arrival of the Walfingham packet, from Lifboo. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER g. Came in the American (hip Riling Sun, from London, in ballad t the Nancy, Capt. HOIGOARD. from Jerfey for this port ; the Dani(h brig Flora, Captain CHRISTI/ MIEN, from Riga to Ferrol, with hemp ; and the Arrcgante ( Portuguefe), Captain from Amfferdam to Oporto, with wheat, detained by the Betfey privateer; the Flanquer (Dane), Capt. Tit oases, from Triefle for Copen hagen, with currants. &c. detained by the Hero pri vateer ; the Frau Martha (Knyphan(en), Captain &occurs, (tom Bonrdeaux to Tonningen, with wine, detained by the Trafalgar privateer ; the Ceres (Dane), Capt. J mmmmm , from Barcelona tta Flenffitirgh. with brandy and wine, and the Three IlrothePs( Dane), Capt. MILLER, from Croifie for Chrillianfand, with fah, detainkJ by the Unity privateer; the Maria Margaretta (Knyphaufen), Capt. ENKIIOOII. from Croifie for Bergen, with fait, detained by the Tra f tlgar privateer; the Pauline (Dane), Capt. Gioia. auto, from St. Thomas's for Amflerdam, with to bacco, cotton, &c. detained by the Betfey pt ivateer ; the Ecuo, of t 8 guns, from Bermuda ; the failed the 15th Austin, and brought under convoilthree cutters, built of Bermuda fur the fervice, vie. Cat., fender, Olympia, and Bacchus; and the Pat.t. t 44, of 33 guns, from a atria, with the lots of bowfprit and three topmalls. The brig Shilalah, Capt.Ptrer, Evan 'Waterford bound to Southampton, laden with Ibtlttir, left Ilamoaze this rooming to go to lea ; but in coming down, the (truck on the German Rock, and filled with water; the calks, however, buoyed her up; and they made an attempt to get her into Catwater, but fhe unfortunately chilled into Mount • Batten B.ty, from whence they arc naw endeavour ing to get her off ; if the wind continues moderate, they may Inceeed, but if it fhould blow flrong at South, the may be loft : the cargo is about to be taken out for prefervatiort. poßTsmou rut, 9EPTEMBER 9. Arrived the Apollo, 11131.csts, firm Rtga.—Sailzd the &rant (loop of war, for Cork ; and time Mary, Masai*, fur Waterford.—Wind W. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 9. S a il e d shit morning from the Downs the Li/creels b‘anb, with the Mentor, CHRIATI r, for Oporto. and a fleet of tohes outward bound veal', under convoy ' for Portfmouth. Arrived the BOLD gun brig, from a cruise, and renaain in the Dawns with the telt ari l the thlps as per 1411.-,Wint.l S.W. • SEMODIIIIL Tie SPY Captain HUD S O N j and lavita- 1 awls gun brig, Lieutenan t Prrt.ste, fallen from the l Mee to, fea ; and SURVRILLANTE, Captain &Anti, from the Note for Woolwich. The FALCON (loop, Captain SAUNDERS, hoifled fignal for convoy to the The Ticri.ra gun brig, Lieutt.nant SKlN failed for Tunningen, to bring home a convoy from thence. Sa►r. 9.—Several merchant rettels hare come down the River, to join the Dshie convoy. Strong wind at E. S. E. COLERAIN, AUGUST 30. An unfortunate incident occurred yenerday even ing, near I'ortrufh : a large brig, in ballan, failing from that port, off the Skerries, (a number of rock; about three miles from that !bore), was becalmed ; the tide running rapidly down 'the channel, foon drove her upon one of thefe rocks, where the imme diately bilged. In this precarious and deplorable fnuation the remained but a 'bort pet iod. the rolling billows launched her once more into the deep, when the inllantly went down, to appear no more. Every petfon on board was faved, except the Captain, Joan from Peterhead, who was killed by a Itruke of the boom. lam informed, from good authority, that the greater part of the brig was his own property, ht has failed to and from this town for feveral years pan, and was always much efteemed by the trier- , chants for his horsefly and fobriety. EAST INDIES His Majefty's hoop Rattlernake, Captain Lye. arrivedat Prince ' of Wales' Bland front Rhin on the ald February, and failed for Bombay on the ilth March, with the Stip Minerva,Sbah ArdaLur, and Friendfhip, coder convoy. His Majerty's fhip la Dedaigneufe, Captain Prodtor, failed from Prince of Wales Bland for Bombay, on the aid February, giving convoy to the Slips David Scott, Lowjee Family, and Cornwallis. Hie Majelty's norm Harrier, Captain Ratfcy, arrived at Prince of Wales' mood on the 11th March, after an unfuecersful ctuize of fix weeks. ARRIVFD. Off Dover, the Averick, Dacofta, from Virginia-sAt Cowes, Mary mid kliza, Symonds, from Virginia..-At Liverpool, line. grity, Steil, and William sad Charlotte, Payne, from Nona; Bee, bmothoure, Irom Riga; Peter Wilhelm, —, from Stockholm ; Either, Role, fmm Copenhagen ; lane, Heniferfon ; Enka, Snow den' and the Chatham, Halton, from Peterfburgh ; Ceres, Turn bull, and Hibernia, Pratt,from Charleiton t Zephyr, Vlecher, front Quebec; Swift, Price, from New York; Batavia, Bradley, from North Carolina ; Golden Rule, Davis, front Wifceffet ; Re- Prior ; the Savannah, Delano, front Virginia; and the Chifwick, Kerflake. front Barbadoca--At Plymouth, the Brag. anus, Coles, from Litbeirwwin Yarmouth Roads, the Irh, from Quebec-At lirißol, the Aberdeen, Morgan, front Virgi nia; Swan,—; and the Albany, Boyle, from Peteribargh-At Cork, Brother., Duncan, from Quebec t and the Captain Cooke, Dodfon, from Philadelphirw-At Limerick, the Diana, Liver more, from Philadelphia--At Seifert, Eagle, Duplex, from New York; Aelive, Nell. from Jamaica; and Mary, Fox, front An tigut-At New Yin k, John Morgan,--, from Liverpool--In the Clyde, Albion. Crawford, from Pietou, and Fame, ilamfand. Ibom Virginia-.At !overacts, Ranger, Thompfon, from Riga.- At St. Michael's, Bon lrmaos, from London-At Berwick, Juno, Barry, from Pcterfburgh-At Dublin, Diana, Purcell, from Lon don ; Herald, Murphy, and Columbus, Findlay, from Virginia ; Albion, Holmes ; !military, Grant, and the Lord Nelfon, Bowles from Jamaica-At Demerara, the Kilton, Hewitfon, front Liver pool; and the Harriott, Clarke, from Africa.-At Africa, the James,Turner, front Liverpool-At Barbadoca, Favourite, Ro gers, and Recovery, Ewing. front Clyde; Oxford, Mortho, from Dublin ; Union, Brown ; Merchant, Smith ; York, Gunton; itlalvina, Dela, and the Alfred, Mansfield, from London-At Lifbon, San Pedro, —, from Loudon-At Bethke, the Wil liam, Sinclair, from London--i-At Bermuda, Henry, Robinfim, front, New York-At he. Vita cut's, dm Hooter, Teeter, from Bermuda. Artiied at Greenock on Wednefilay, the Melville Callle revenue cruizer, Captain Bsayson,jun. Corn. molder, with FRANCIS SyrwaLL, Efq. M. P. after a tour through the Wedern Ifles. The following veffels have been detained and fent into Bermuda : the Spanifh fchooner N. S. del Car. men, from Porto Cavallo for Cadiz, by the Indian; Huntrefs, Donee, from New York to New Oilcans, by the Obfervatur ; Perfevecance, Muci.saa, from Cayenne to New York, by the Grinder. The Chip la GIOICC, HARRIS, from Jamaica to Brillol, fprung a leak, and was abandoned off the Havannali nn the gth of July. Crew and pallengeis laved by the Echo, arrived at Bermuda. The Prince Murat French privateer, captured in the Oulph of Florida, a Ihip of the Survcillantes convoy, from Jamaica, which was afterward✓ retaken by tic Superior fchooner, and carried into New Providence. The Ageonoria, —, from Newfoundland for Oporto, is rap tured nn the cola of Portugal. _ . . . . The Indultry, Hooper, (rpm Falmouth and Madeira, to To• bago, was cut out of Caddie% Barbadoca, on the a 7th of July, by ten Frangh prifuners, and carried a. Allred, Mundial', from London to Tobago, arrived at Larbadoes on the moth of July, with eleven other venal, and eight failed, the remainder of the Oat parted for Surinam and Desnarara. NORTH FLIT Dock YARD.—OnMonday,an alarm ing fire broke out on thole extenfive premifes, now, we believe, chiefly ufed for building (hips for the Royal Navy. About one in the afternoon, on the return of the workmen from dinner, (moke was ken idling from the Store future, a very capacious build ing, tilled with all forts of valuable materials for the completion of (hips. Flames burft out immediately. aftuwards, and the inhabitants of the neighbouring, dwellings, as well as the whole town of Gravefend, were under the greatell apprehenflons, the wind be • ing from the S. V. and the tide then almoll at the' loweit of the ebb. Water was, however, immedi.. ately ,proctired, and the engines fpeedily brought, but not in time to rave any part of the building, or its contents. About two the roof tell in, and the whole then formed one folid mats of materials ft, combullible, that at half pall three, when the en- Ones had been playing upon it for two hours, the flames continued at a conliderable height, and were., tit ((tong as to be diftioaly vifible, at a diflance, not withitanding the brightnecs of the fun-thine. Many 'hundreds of per lons were collated, all ready to have ' given Alliance. but nothing could be done more th in playing with the engines upon the burning macs, little effeel as they teemed to have upon it. To ap proach it nearer was impolale. Two fine feventy fours nearly completed are upon the flock', within twenty or thirty yards, but happily the fire was to leeward of them. It was evening before any confi &ruble benefit could be perceived from the inunertfe quantity of water diretled againft the flames, but they were eitingnifheti before night. and fortunately without communicating to any other part of the pro- miles. The engines continued upon the fput all night, and every other precaution was ufed again!! the re newal of the fire. Providentially no lives were 1011. Yetterday morning the interior of a hustle in Bra ziers buildings, Ileet.matket, was detiroyed by bit. lillArnSOß 7:PRR4CE. •••=.1..••••1 Sunday ererling the Royal Piptrenade was dna fnally fplendid. lli, fvlatsarr !has laid aide the cullom of p a r a di ng t h e T errac l 'every evFoinviand this onliffyin has rendered his Occatinnal appearance More peculiarly gratifying, The Cattle WAS exief• lively crowded with vilitOrs from the metropolis. They waited with loyal anzlery' the moment when their fvlalksriss quitted their apartments in the Cattle, in order to proceed to St. Geroge, Chapel in the morning. The regiment nt Blues were formed into a fpiat e in the Upper Court yard. His MA.' Issry inipeeted them, and, alter fiime time occupied' in converfation with the Duke 4 CAn,e-tu tr, and the Nobles of his Court, he attended Divine service. An eloquent Sermon was preached by 1)r. MAR SHAM, from the illth chapter of the ill Book Kings, 39th veife—" And when all the People law it, they fell on their faces, and they laid, th is the GOD the LORD hit is At 60a." 'rite Anthem, which doled the fervice, was a divine compolition. The KING and Q . Esest took an airing in their car., riages to Frogmore, and returned to the Calve in dinner. The evening turned out remarkably fe rcne, and his Mat wry availed Itimfelf of the fa• vourable !late of the weather to enjoy the pleafure of mingling with his fubjeels. His MAJESTY'S rr fon was dreffed in the Windfitr uniform, but his countenance was arrayed in the garb of cheerfulnefi and good humour. He took feveral turns on the TOTTACt before the arrival of the Qjtsse. Her MA. I twry was at length introduced by Colonel Maw it lac stmt., and was followed by her augua Her Mayfly wore a buff farfeuet drefs, with a main robe over it; a Ism cloak, lined with huff farfenet, and a fuperb lace vcii, harmed into a molt becoming head drefs. The Princefs Annus rA—..el pink farfenet flip, under a lace drefs, peat) ornaments on the 'leaves; hair draf,:d a la Grocer, with a pearl tiara Paned. Surnia—.4l, late drefs, over a flate coloured farfenct deers. Princes MAST—A worked milli,' drer., over white hamlet. Prince's ett a—A pale blue fires, with long lace Mews, and gold ornaments In her hair. _ Printers Sorut4 ofacorcesysit—was in elegant ntaurn ingtt grry rarfenet, with the finert thin muffin. The Duke aCAMBRIDOI wore the Windrur uniform.' The Royal Party continued upwards of an hoot on the Terrace, and did not retire till it was nearly dark. His Majtrry converted in terms of the molt conde• fcending familiarity with many of the perfons of rank who were prefent, and appeared to he in high fpirits. The Staffordthire band was placed in front of the mufic room, and played a variety of the molt delight • 101 airy. The Duke of CAMBRIDGI was with the Princelfes, and a number of military officers were in his fuite.— The Terrace was more crowded than it has been Ally Sunda this feAfon. RAGLIT, SEPTEMBER 8. Yefterday (Sunday) this magnificent place exhi. bited the moat delightful fcene. In order th t this day of reft (haul(' contribute to the happinefs of the furrounding country, the Noble Proprietor ordered that the gates of the Park fhould be opened, and free admiffiln given to every defcription of perfons. His Lordthip bad provided a military band, which played in front of the colonnade, but it needed oat this attrac tion to invite the multitude, which approached from every entrance, and which had a peculiarly beautiful effeft. About four o'clock the concourfe of peopie was immenfe. When the Prince, the Duke of CLA RENCI, land and Lady H►srrosv, with the reit of the Noble Gueßs, appeared in the balcony, under the grand colonnade, the whole formed a moll intereft ing fight. Their Royal Highneffes feemed remarkably cheerful, and pleafed with the fcenc. The band con tinued to play all the evening, and I believe it was very late ere there happy vifttors reached their fcveral homes, hut preferving the greateft quiet. The KoyalParty leaves this hofpitable manfion to morrow, for Rofs Hall, near Shrewfbury, the feat of CECIL FORUM, Efq. MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 9. The influx of company has by no meant decreafed. One of the packets brought t6o paffengers yellerday. The Grand Falconer packer, on her palrage down the river, ran foul of a brig in the Pool, and received confid‘rable damage in her hull and rigging. A gen. dcman on board of the packet received a 'trete con. tufion on his head. On Sunday lafl one of the packets belonging to this place, by Come accident, carried away her buwfprit, and the paffengers were under the neceflity of remov. ing into one of the Ramfgate veifels. It happened, however, that the wind was fair for Margate, and they all came in here the fame evening. The promenade rooms were exceedingly crowded on Sunday evening. There has been as yet nn difcovery made of the thieves who link the valuable jewels at Mr. Foes? nes, ;although fume very aftive London Police Officers are 'at prefent here on the look out. Mill Da Cane had laft night but a very po"•r lion& —.I am afraid it would hardly pay the expences.-- To.nighi. fur the benefit of Mif► Sit MOUlt. 7 be School for Scissdal, with a variety of other entertainments. The wreck °film Matthew Wef•lndieman i. nn* under the - proteßion of an armed brig : to prevent de. predations, the greater part of the unperifluble part of the cargo is got up. If a wrong North EaR wind wsicoming about, st would probably break her up, in which cafe her timbers would all come on 'bore. This being a very rainy day, the clad room was well attended : the common game is whill, at the rate of guinea points, and five guinea, on the rubber. Each player pays two fhillings for the cards; and as it often happens that a fifth and filth paint cuts in, the waiter will fornetiines have twelve and fourteen fhillings fur the fame pack. A few nights linee a grand ball and fitinser was given at the Crown, Plymouth Dock, by the gallant Captain Yso and the Officers of His Islajefty's thip CON VIAIIC r, to a ber of brave naval heroes, and to the Office; s of the 33d regiment .sOtl al I ifl,ry. The Earl of Moto* has taken tot three year., that elegant Vida at Putney Heath, formerly occupied by r. noon, Efq. His Lordthip and family ace ClrCaed to return (portly after WicloseJaies, hum •Hyihc to Put:lcy. •~':. , . ti!N•P. • LICHAN:B, SEPTEMBER to. The quantities of Wll . iat here are but inennfidera. bk, an.i the temples in this trade of b-iL quAlity rca. dila , maintain their Oise, and bdt fete purcharets of trend and, infetiot—Note Rye is beret and Cates as under—Of good Barley karts is deaker•—• Malt likeurile—aeans of east kind taker clearer— Oats are in tolerable. quantities I the foreign are chiefly nut of condition i fecund and ordinary I:4 mples of this aritle ate if refs pikes—in Flour little Ca riatiol—frine American 43t. to 45%. per barrel. 0 t eurastet Al waste t What. sy. f 6. $6. per qr. Choy Ptaiera 44.04 Sint Dlrro. U. 89. 4 iGalu od Rye. (nee►) 44. 41 1 . of ilk Ditto po. 44...4 040,7.436 47. 04 01164. 316 375. SOL Malt, 7f. lie od Poised ditto su 334 id Wbtte Arita, falls Ise Od Rip* iced. sIL gal. rite. or rum.. Roe Floor 639 to 70.. &wade 601 to 60 whet. StOßll..v INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ;. For hi. Majelly's Plate co too (Aetna.' 4—Pour.rude beat,. Lord Derby's b. Is. Mllb. 4 yrs uld - r 2, Nlr Strattuo% tin/. Witchcra ft , n - aged - 2 2 Mr Sandey's is. h. Colimswoutl, 4 yr. - old 3 dr A bv.erpltakes of I'Lti Guiroas each.—Eighteen Subfcribera..... r Two mile Heats • Slr S. Sbuckburgh's b. h. Doubtful, 6 yrs old z z Mr Hawke.'a b.'. Frattierlega • s s A Subferlytion Pork of to guineas.—Foor-stile Heats. Mr A. itiachAll ar. h Welch Harp, 4 yrs old . 2 r Mel'. L. Ilroukc's b. b. Royal Oak, 4 yrs uld s dr • THURSDAY, SEPT. 4. A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds, given by the Mainhers Of the Borough.—Two mile Heats. Mr Faulkner's tab. Doubtful, 6 yrs old g 4 3 II Mr Andrews's b. g. Garland, 6 yrs old s dr Mr J. Turner's, jun. b. fby Monteath, 3 yrs o ld 3 4dr Mr .nekley's b. f. Prince(' Royal, 3 yrs old • j I • Mr Stratton's b. g Witchcraft, by Oberon. aged $ c $ A Swetkftakes ol"l'en Ouineas cub —Nine SubiarllsworTwAr. mile Heats. Mr Butler's Mifs Colart b 3Yrs old Mr Andrews's Fathom, 4 yrs old A Subfeription l'urfe of Wry Pounds —Fos Mr Court's b. b. Green Dragon. , t y r. old Mr J. 'T'urner's. Jun. b. g. Cock folnner, 6 yrs old Mr huiden's br.n. Latin's, 3 yrs old • it • s Is M. t * s 2 x i 3 cit Lail Sunday evenirg a meeting took place near Limerick, between Lieutenant Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel E. Not until three (hors each were exchanged could the parties be reconciled. Colonel Ma— received a wound in the hip, which, we are happy to flute. is not dangerous. A duel was to have taken place yefterday between Mr. F. of force celebrity on the turf, and a Captain R. The ground was meafured oar in Kilburn-fields, and the parties met with their feennds ; but they were interrupted by fume friends who had waited their arrival, and their differences were amicably adju ff ed. STOCK EXCHANGi FRAVD.—Never have greater exertions been employed than in the endeavour to apprehend Daniell. It is, however, chiefly owing to the meafures adopted by Mr. John Barnes that he is now in cuffody, and the fufferers, who are men of eflimable characters, are likely to have their property rellored to them. Daniels was tiro detained at the Ifle of Man by Mr. Scum 'the Receiver General, who fent en ac- COUP( of his proceedings to Mr. Barnes, one of the Committee of the Stock Exchange, by a letter dated the pa of Augua, and receive./ the 4th of Sip tenther. ..... On the 3oth of Angell, tlo. day previous to the date of Mr. Scott's letter, Mr. Barnes had a fufpi cion that Daniels was Iwkng about Liverpool, Whitehasen, or Lancaller ; and In Rrongly was he imps e thd whit the idea, that he fent a confidential perfon, Attended by Rivett. of Bow-beet, with a warrant from the LORD MAYOR, with dire/lions to proceed immediately io'Liverpool to make the necef fary enquiries, which were pointed out ; and to pro ceed, as circumflances thould direct, to any of the neighbouring towns in quell of the fugitive. The - parties in purfuit went immediately to Lancatter, from whence they returned to I.iverpool on Wedner day, when they received information that a perfon of the defcrip.ion of Daniels was in cuflody at the I& of Man, whither they proceeded without delay, and found him to be the man whom they were in • fearch of. A letter having been received in town on Thurfday 1111 from a Gentleman relident in the file of Man, (biting the circumllances of Daniels' deten tion. Mr. Milder was immediately dilpatched by the Loan Maros to bring him to towns but Rivett and his companions were at the time upwards of aoo miles on the journey. On Sunday evening they brought their prifoner to the Angel Inn, at Liver. pool, from whence they wince to town, Rating their intention of being in London as yefferday evening, with the runaway ; and what proved a moll agreea ble forptize to the perfons defrauded, the fi - JOI of 50,6301. was fent by poll in hall Bank of England notes, found on the prifuner, to Mr. Barnes, who im. mediately paid the fame into the hands of Payne, Smith, and Co. for the general account. Sunday afternoon Mr. Itivsrr landed at Liverpool from the Me of Man, having Jost PH Enens Demme in eulloely, o) They arrived this morning, and Daniels was ostler examination before the Loan MAYOR when this Paper was. going to profs. CORM/IRS liickyasrs.—An Inqnifition was yeller day heW at St. James's Infirmary, on the body of Margaret Smith, who was killed by a fall from a window in Angel ci urt, Charing Croft. She was listed to be one of the girls who are kept in thole places for the parpofes of the vilef prollitution, and it having been fuggelled that fire had lately, parted with her man, and that a fulpicion had arifen as to him, the Jury therefore were to enquire bow the cams by her death? Several witnelks were examined, and the rank was, the bringing in a verdia of infinity. John Flynn, the man pripeaed, is dircharged as to that offence, but detained for want of fureties for another. _ An Inquilition was held nn Friday eveninz, at the private bottle nt Mr. lA'arktfs, nest the Dinollery at nn the body of John Mo , gan, a WeCh coal. heaver. It appeared he belonged to a gang of cos& porters, at the Foxatudet-the-Hill. Strand. and mea being wanting to remove the coals Gut of the barges lyiuy at Aka . , s. Smith and !Milker, in conic. qiica..e ~ f the late fire, they were engaged ; and, while at wot k, a pint ut the wall tell, which !mailed hies fo dreadfully as to ‘Aufs his death. Vudigt—Acciden -1.41 Death. I