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oon, their appearance evinced' gum—We with to avuid An) is of the different corps of the rever e but ju ft ice to fay, th a t tns f Court Affociation dif. a degree of fteadinefs and all due fubmiffion to the opi. might be emulated by many •s and Non•commi(Loned or And Inns of Court Affuciatic:a attending the execution of th e Martial upon their Drumm : le was conduFted from the iadiers. The drums and fik s the Drum-major produced the 'olonel Cox read the proceed. ial, with the fentencc of Nifty xpatiated upon the enormity red the example would prove the other boys. A fulcra! the boy feemed very mud. then, refuming his addrcf: of the good character which ,iven him, and the probabir:. been fully fenfble at the time offence, the fentence fhoul.! hoped that this proceedi4 convince all perfons in hi e under the Mutiny A&, arc he power of punilhing fuel. n tried by a General Court e Paid, would have been very : two members of the Gig A* Volunteers were profccuted Irate for not attending regu• 1 of them fined for each day It, Lord OSSOLITON'S CORM- omen went into Wooler far ire • remarkably active body prefent by Capt. Rail). heavy rains on Tnefdav angers bad x grand field day, itertainedat the Cline Tasera !apt. CA.II.ItIIIOTOI SMITH. :era marched on Monday laft hey were to remain a few themfelves in military dif. morning lan, Captain Bea ne fervice, prefented the corps his orders, with a moR ele- Vifcountcfs AM nova a,dangh. Aer for the county. After aner was carried at the head d difplaysd in St. Margaret's ,nt orders at Dover, on Son e Port Regiments to be ready, canteens, Ste. and properly rch might be expe&d at a noel the Earl of GUILDFORD rellerlhare Volunteers out on :en his Lord hip's Seat and rank and file. Colonel ifpetie.l them minutely under Sir Davin Downs., paid his mpliments on the appearance orps, which, for the time it y certainly vie with any regi• lc Stoke Newington and vici ended by Major Paseo)+, met ive their colours, which were frs. EADR, with a neat and colours were worked by her ladies endowed with every merit. The Major made an late reply. The corps then e church, when the colours Rev. Dr. Gantt', the Rec. ten. chaplain. Several officers corps, and many al the Lon- Light Horfe attended in mai tl the gaiety of the fcene. :it kcudbright Gentlemen and der the command of jamas ennan, Major Commandant, tenant Colonel Downes, In. ▪ Tuefdv., the aoth intl. on Dane Val Park, which Mrs. (destine, politely gave for the porn*, and the Honourable mute, Vice Lord Lieutenant, ind were received by Major rho inaantly returned to 116 .nt drew (words, and fainted fficer on his appearing on the ail him in . half-fquadrot.s and , the whole of the regiment lons of (word exercife by lieu. iadrons did the fie divifions of t fpeed, and II telt part of Dui , olumns. deploy half fquadrons, g, forming cif" of fquadrons, / in line. Itc.. en the Inipeding ajor GOIDOM hit though he was and excellent tfrecl his expettation. la favourabi. to a hollow pretence, not% ttnefs of the , I marched each ades, 192 out nieunander ha AS% approbai 'atliam . ent to iing them ibanki y had given be regiment in prefehee d their rcadinet to follow their lawyer the cam NAUTICAL IA-7ELLIC:ENCE. the corps baying Dundas's Eva's. 'laying into line. urns, And echelon :loft column, and ris, and wheeling de. finithed with ding Field Officer a his entire fruit. was led to 'sped t difcipline of the citation, and the r report. The re Innate, and th Iterithlianding th le day, and the ach t 2 miles afte at of sost were having commons. Rion. and read t o Volunteers, an lank, for the Dore a hoc/ they were unanintoullY, and of the Infpeding net to be pet on tir Commander to taemy &add dos MAILS THIS DA' Dublin o t Hamburgh o 3 Waterford 0 6 LiMon '.—Wind South. DOZ. AR*. FALMOUTH, DEC. 27.—Arrived the WALSI NG HAM packet from Lifbon, in fix days ; and the Anna Maria privater, from a c-uize : the Captain reports, that on the 25th inft. he (poke a fhip of war, on board of which was Admiral CORNWALLIS ; and that the fleet were returning into port, and that fevera`. had loft their tnpmafts. Wind fouth. PLYMOUTH, Die. 28.—Came in the BOADICEA, of 38 guns, Captain MAITLAND, from a cruizc, with the lofs of mizen maf, main and fore-top•mafts. and flying jib boom, by the very fevere gale of wind, on Saturday haft, off the Lizard. The BQAPICIA law yellerday off the Start, the Vitta at Pitts, of t to guns, and two others 0f.,.40.e line, then (landing to the northward, fuppofed • to be going into Torbay. The BOADICIA, two days ago, pallid a (hip of about soo tons b urthen, with all hermaits gone by the board. Came from Hatnoaze to the Sound, the JAMA;cI, of a. guns; and Piceis, of to guns. Came in the American brig Friendthip, C.aptAn JOHN bideanast, front New y o rk, fur this port, with tar and tureen• tine scr all healthy z the has loft all her boats, and bdser Lures that were moveable; having had them .wallied of the deck • on Sunday left, during the gale ;' fhe has alfo experienced other damages, by an almoft cnntinual gale from the time the left New York : ibis weal (poke three fail of the line off Scilly yellerday ; it then blowing, a heavy gale. There are now in ' Cawfand Bay ten fail of the line, feveral of which seed much rtfttting. At fix P. M. laft evening, the (tont gradually rub- Acled., and by eight the wind (billed to W. N. Ar. and touched confiderably, but the eleven fail of men of war had by way of prevention buck yards and top• mails. and lay.fnug. Yesterday, the Fanny brig, of Poole, difabled in her maintop-man, came in from lea; and got embayed among the breakers, under Withy /ledge in the Saone( in trying to work into Catwater from the Sound, the miffed flays, and for tunately lietlet go her anchor. which brought her up, dote to the rocks, and the crew cut away her math. flgnal of difirefs was flying, when one of the trawl boats with an anchor and cable worked out frotn Catwater at half tide, the fea running very high, and with great difficulty put five men on board bor. and got op a topfail to the (lump of the after mak and fucceeding in towing her under the Viet'. sating Office between the two piers, and this morning the weather having moderated fhe was towed betwixt the,, pier heads into Sutton Pool, and moored in fafety. Four P. IL—Came to an anchor in the Soundjuft low the Moss, of ao guns, Capt. SCOTT, from a poise, in damage, having in 'the lite gates of wind carried away her mizen topassafi. DIAL, Dsc. 29.—Arrived the MARLIN hoop of war from a cruise, and remains with his Majelly's ihtps as per laft, and a large feet of out ward.bound seffels. Wind S. W. LT011110,011 9 611 C. sB.—Chriftnaa•day was a dreadful one for odr brave tars Rationed off this port. The gale began In the morning,. at S. W. and continued to encreafe gradually until noon. when it 11;ifted to Wen, and blew a perfeit hurricane. The BLOND frigate was forced from her anchors about zwelvi o'clock, and only brought up about half a cable's length from the rocks. A brig, name un known, parted and went for Spithead. Towards evening the gale (Mused to abate. In the early part of the night feveral guns were heard, which encreaf ed our fears for the &fay of the (quadrat ; but, when day.ligbt arrived, thofirfears were changed into admiration, to and the whole fquadron on their lia tioas, with top-gallant yards ;scroll. and ready to proceed to fea. At (web Ikill and exertion let &tux- PARTS look and paufc. DiC. 29.1 7 Cflerday failed the Re sins,. of 74 guns, on a cruise off the Dutch coaft. Sailed the Oassres Hoop of war, with tranfports.— Sailed this morning the Par:mass of ()Amite, of 64 guns, on a cruise. Arrived the Fillmore& gun-brig, with the loft of her fore top mall—Admiral Russia hes hoifted his flag on board the ADDII gun.veffel ; the Counter gun brig has hoifted a fignal for the Downs. The Partridge, of Briftol, from London to Brilto4 with grocery, has put in here with damage, having been blown oat of the Downs : the Jonge Hooyte, Witicsas Tocuou • KUIPIII i of and from Embden, bound to London, with oats ; the Navie Simon, T. PAQpiTTI T. Y. AMIN Desna, bound to Dieppe, from blown out OE Margate, with goods and grocery, have been picked op at lea by a cod (mock, and brought in here. The Enigheten, N. Desists, bound to Stock. holm from Whoa, with the lois of her anchors, hav ing been on Ilse Home Sand; Jonge Maas, N. D. Maas ,a, of and from Embden bound to London, with butter and oats, has put in here with the lofs of her lesboards ; Vrow Magaretta, B. Jacoss, of Pap peaburgh, from Embden to London. with oats, is pot is here with the lots of her anchors ; the De Vraw, Matssarsa, of and from Embden bound to youiluu, with oats;—and the Jan Yfae Bowman, J. E. De VRTIS, of Embden, from Dantaick, bound ikl i goslon, with wheat, bare pus in here wind bound. DUMBSLK, Dec. ty.—ln this day's form, the, Frig Swallow, of Dartmouth, Jasias BLACK matter, laden with cotton and fruit, from Lao% for Green ock, was fronded on our bar. The fea flows over her ; but we ate making every preparation for getting the cargo landed, though it mull be entirely damaged: the crew are all fate. More to the fouthward, the fnow Three Sifters is in the fame melancholy fttua- Lion. At the fouthern point of our Bay is fronded the Friends of Salteoats, Fid car mailer, coal loaded: crew based. As alfo, the William, of Glafgow, Cast rot t, t molter, from Saltcoats, with coals, betwixt that and Drogheda. Wave R roan, Dec. tsi.-Saturday morning arrived in our harbour, the brig Scorpion, of Milford, front Plymouth : the was run foul of at fea, midway be tween this harbour and Milford, during the gale of wind on Thurfday night, by the non!) Jane, of Bar mouth, laden with coals, bound from Liverpool to Cork.—We are happy to find no damage has been done to the Scorpion, on beard of which the entire Crew of the Jane jumped, and abandoned her. . We know not what damage has been done to the hoop,, notwithfianding the brig kept in fight of her as long as the could, but owing to the heavy gate and dark xefs of the night (he 101 l fight of her before morning. GREENOCK, Dec. 27.—The Neptune, Netts, of Air, from Quebec to this port, put into Tobermorry, in the Sound of Mull, on the loth infant, all:well. —The Phcenix, which failed tome time ago for ()zit bee, has been on (bore at Iflandglafs, part of the Long Eland, fo much damaged, it is faid, that (he mull either return to this port or proceed to Leith to repair. The following yards arrived atdork from Clyde, on the ; 7th inftant, viz. True Briton, M'Dougalf; Penelope, Hall ; Eliza beth, M.Gregor ; John. Duncan ; Merck, M.Kallar • Margaret, Reid; Marla, Jamiefon ; Jamaica, Burns ; Kitty, Boag ; Ann, Thompfoa; Enterprize, Graham; Slr Edward Penew, Adam; and the Egliogtoun, Hamilton. The Union, Hattrkk, at Qjjcbcc from hence. The Syren, Cordner, at Oporto from Newtiumd land. The Nancy, Baine. at Liverpnol from Lifison. Thc Gar. land, at Barbadoes. from New-Providence. The Brilliant, Leitch, failed from Barbadoes for Demerara, ath Odlober. The, Barbadoes, Kinluk e, at &Raft from Ba.badoes. The Britatuti, Miller, arrived at Gotirock laft night from Dantaig. The Europa, M'Arthur, is pat back herein &firers. The Magnet, Ewing, is put ba4 to the Roads. CAUTION TO MARIN eits.—The light-houfe on Wal• ney !lipid, was unfortunately burnt down on Tuef day night lan. ST. CYRUS, NE•IL MOWTROSE, Drc. I van. lent ea ft erly gales which have prevailed for tome days pall, have railed an uncommonly 'great lea on this coati, and rendered it extremely dangerous to the (hipping ; and we are lorry to add, that conifiderable lots has been (attained. On Mondin about one o'clock, P. M. 3 veffel heloqing to Dunbar, from ( Norway, with wood, was (Invert itt at the mouth of North Elk, but as it was daylight, ind abundance' of people at hand ready tó give every kind of affil.' ance, boats were. loon +conveyed to the (pot, and the crew, confining of four men and two boys, with fame' difficulty brought fafe to Sore. We hear that two veffell, one at 176 n and another in Lunan Bray, were wrecked during the courfe of the fame Tight, and pill hands, except three belonging to the fillip in Lnnan Bay, perifhed. Yefterday a dead body, having no- ' thing on it, except A pair of flannel drawers, came afhore here. AIIEILOATII,DEC. 20.—0 n the mottling of the gat inftant, the brig Society, of Lynn, in ballaß, came athore about three miles to the weftward of this place; all the crew fared ; and as the wad came , in with a high tide the (till kees whole. The florin has been truly dreLlfut ever l ance Saturday; and yetterday about Laree P. M. a large vefet appeared off here. and food after (mindered in eight fathont water, Off EA Haven, aboutfour miles to the wen ward; when, melancholy to relate, all on board petiftsid. In a few minutes nie (truck, and immediately went to ciao. By the Captain's .delk coming on &ore and the papers found therein, (he appear, to be' he Ram burgh Packet, Rosser Couca mafter,from Dantzie, to London, her cargo *heat and feathers ; molt part of the feathers hive come on Sore among the wrect of the rail. A party of the Arbroath Volunteers were immediately difpatched to ufk every elation in preferring and protaling the property, for the be nefit of thole concerned; which, notwithftanditig the inclemency of the (torn, was obeyed with the turnoff promptitude. The Wacdewih,conimanded by Cap tain, Wavisooss, was put a(hore on the Morning of Tharfday laft, among the rocks to the, northward of Stonehaven, on her pallage from St. Martin's, I& of Rhe, bound to the Baltic. —The Captain and fit men were fared, and (even Were drowded. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Garrasawr. far /maks; Hate, .kr Olbraku;aka, for Carthago:ea; Samdragbagetes, for et. Itortirikarres; Sad; B a ttu. Twe °abraders, Owen; Wehrle , Wary.; Jufrow Marguctta, Kock, sod the Strum Ord, Duegermaa. for kcabdca. In the Creek, Magdalena, Auderion, from Palames; Miturra, Butcher, horn Clyne Vecchia; Sufic, Ore, from Naples; Pro yid/anis, ; Apollo, Siffkln ; St. Johansen, Muller; and bps relation, .--, from Malaga. At Leith, Peace, budier. from Petetibersh. At Dertake. Tltontas, Windier, from Li. At Newfoundlend, Searberoash,Elliott, from Leesdas. A= mouth, Kangaroo,—.— • Pule of Kent, and Han. Pester, from Newfoundland. A t Hall, Bit& Uctoa.—, bum Mani E - The Greyhound. of Bofton, Captain Lwara, from Mufcat, is arrived at Portfinouth. Captain E wit r s seports, that he put into the 10es of France, on the loth September, at which time there were lying there five French frigates; and at that time they did not know of the war. A French !loop of war ran aground near the Ms of France in Auguft lalt. and was loft. The fleet from Malta arrived at Gibraltar on the 27th of November. and was to fail . for England on the oh of December, under convoy of the Mom- NOUTN, CYCLOPS, C 11•101 16 and AISSOSCADS RICO of war. _ _ The Thomas, Captain Winne. from Liverpool,' is arrived at Berbice. When of Barbadoes. the fen in with three French privateers; when after an en gament of two hours, the beat them o ff . The Ann, Swint, from Sicily, is arrived at Gi braltar. T he Captain Oates, that the John and Ann brig has liming her main -mad, and the Duke of Kent her fr reanan; and that many of the Beet got damaged in a heavy gale, between Malta and Gi• braltar. The crew of the Wonhing Crßom honk boat, Li Liao TT mater, feized sso cants of fpirits on &ore, near Shoreham, laa Thurfday. The !muggier' made Come taaancq, Three of their botks were abet. BRICL'T.;•AV, The DIMS of CCARIMCE attired here, and dined with his Royal Brother, at the Pavilion, ytnerday. In the evening there was a concert as ultra), when. among the Nobility prefent, betides their Royal Highneffes, were The Imperial and Slant& Amberadors ; Baron Stahremberth and Count de Una ; lords C. and K. Manner ; Lord and Lady Harburton; lady Warren ; Mrs. Pitzherltert t Centrals Lord Hetehinfon and Churchill ; Colonels Leizh and .i.wary; the Hon. Captain and lady Card; Mr. Smith; Captain Bloomfield S.: Ste. The weather during the whole of laft night and to day has been dreadfully turbulent and damp; the wind during the greater part of the night blew a hur ricane from the South Eal, but fuddenly (hilted without decreafing in violence, towards day break to the North Weft. Many chimnies in this place have been blown down; and the tools of many houfes laid bare to the rafters. In one houfe, an duariou, woman of the name of Howell, as the m chimney gave way, falling partly inwards, endeavoured to remove an infant that • was playing by the fire, while the bricks and mortar were falling in heavy pieces about it, in which the fucceeded ; and though a Itone bot tle, which the had been tiring, was dAllsed from her hand by the falling fragme,lts, elcaped with the child, ind neither received the (lighten injury. A confitlerable portion of the bricks, nowever, in their &recent, falling into an adjoining liable yai J, a man and a horfe, particularly the latter, feveial bricks alighthig on its back, were, very materially hurt. socrE7r OF SCHOOLM4,77ERS Pitesismr—The Right Reverend George 1 aac Huntington% lord Bilhup of Clooc , •tter. Vice-Pa zstuerrrs—The Rev. William Vincent, D. D. Dcau of • Wei:pint - ler ; The Rev. Samuel Parr, D.D. Prrhendary of St. Paul's. The Sixth Anniverfary of this Inßitution was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, on Thurfday, the 22d. The Reverend the DEAN of Wt1T)111115TEll In the Chain After the Report of the Committee had been read, the accounts audited, and other blifluers of the Meet ing tranfaeled, the following eleCtions were made to different offices of the Society for the enfiting year. 'COMMITTEE. • COMMIS BURNET, LL. D. and F. R. S. Chairman. Rev. MA•r•rn a w RAIN C. 1). D. and F. R. S. Dep. Chairman. jtev. A. Crombk, LLD. Mr. Kelly Rev. 0. Glbfon, A.M. Mr. Lord Rev. E. Harris • Rev. W. Shaw, A. M. am. J. Hewlett, B. D. Rev. J. Strachan, A.M. J LiodfaT. M... • j • • • . Mr. Kelly, Secretary and Treafarer. Averrioam-111.er. Dr. Raise. Rev. Dr. Crombie, and Rev. J. • Heade& • Tomlin or Tie Fon ot—Ster. Dr. Barrow, Dt. Charles Bar ney, and Mr. Kelly. STEIVAINE /OA TYE Naar ANNIVIESART.. . A l. Anderfon, LL D. Rev. J . Kern., A. M. R , J. W. Ilharford. A. M. I Rm. J. Stewart. A. M. W. flamer. A. AL j. Wallace, A. M. . Lord Hawrota and i 'party of,his mss, hat' skit; flirted a hare about five miles from his Lad fbip's feat at Glynde-place. After a chase of feveral' hours; tire poor animal made a double towards his j..ordlhip's houfe, and leaped through the parlour ,window among a large party of Ladies. • Si t nie excellent conrffing took spLice on the Duke of ituvLa ta's, manor, neat Neintssarket, on Monday , lafi, which continue fur tb`k greater part of the day.' Lord tOstawoar has, with great fpitit and libe rality, fent 5o South Down tops to be given &moue, the farmers in Cumberland, to improve the breed of their *cep., A man of the name of Perry, kept a public houfe, and had paioted over his door— Benjamin reser livatb tare, • Who &Ilea Ak—likewile good Seer. Afterwards, not choofing to beat the expense of a new board, he added— Tve made my board a rattle wider To la you know I fen good Cyder. Arrived at Bath, Earl and Counters of Kan watts, Bilfiop of Down, Lord H. PETTY, Lord Sousa vit.Li, Lord Neerrows Lady Bitowts 1, Lady atioaosa• CAIIIIIIIO, M. and Mrs. Aust, Sir R. HOARE i Sir ' CIIAILLII6 Lady, and Mifs &von vial, & c. The Tragedy of George Barnwell, the annual tri bute of our national drama to the correaion of im morality and the foppreffion of vice. was performed at Drury Lane 'Mitre yellerday evening. Mr. H. Tomorrow appeared, for the ire time on the boards of the Metropolis, in the afeeing cha raaer of Crop Barnwell. We have: not for fermi' years fees a happier difplay of his talents. In all' the pathetic (cents he evinced a tendernefs, an agi tation, and remorfe, in petted unifon with ' the Au. 1 thor's delineatioa of the part. In the Mi:evood of Me. PowaLL, there is inuth to praife. Her fafcina tions of cowl/mince, and her attraeive perfon, are well fuited to the charaaer ; hut it is to be regretted, that in the inspaffioned pelages the frequently fa. cruces fenfs to found, and tears the patron to rags. Pow, Les Themegkeed is a moR retpeaable perfor mance. Caerns-Gas En —Lately *marriage was cdebra• ted here between Mr. S—, of Crookholm, near Brampme, and Mifs of Scam in the Pa rini of Uheringtoo, attended with the following pct. culiar circumaances;—As the bridegroom, being a minor, could not yet put on the ago vitas. a licence for the marriage could Got be obtained without his father's content ; but as his confetti could not by the moll importunate felicitation, be procured, Slial obe dience, after a (tort &Tuggle, pee way to the force of love, and the enamoured youth received, in fpite o f ev e ry (Made, to be united to the object of his of. Tedious. The old Contkosan being informed of his intentions, took the only method which he thought could prevent their execution, by circuattcribing the liberty of hit fan within the limits of his own apart ment. But bolts and lock. are ineffetlaal spina the potency of love r—The imprifooed lover fiends the chimney, reaches the tip, and. on the wings of love, lies to the habitation of his dettiged bride t who, through a thick incruftation of dirt and foot, could mot recognise the features of her adventurous admi rer, till his native complesion was reflored by an ap plication of foals and water. After mutual endear ments, and a loft interchange of fifths, the two lovers fee forward to thi t.l.tee ; where they intmedi ately purchaLd the fcrvices of the Hymeneal Bimek f DUBLIV, DEC. 24. Ti.erclay night lad!, Mr. juflice *man pauitd by the Conterratr.rs of his &hid, apprehend ed. :a Lis 1 Jcig i ags in Bet cLi; d-fircet, one Kavanagh, cdr:,zi.tr.r, tn. a charge ut treafonab!e practices. An abuatia:lce of fotged no:cs are now in circuits. Con, partionarly la. b as guinea and halt and one gitittza, of the Bank of I: clata—Wednefday, a fel. low was lodged iu the Divisional Or Drury-lane, who r..turned.twa real nat,:s of a guinea each, toper funs upon whom Ile had intpofed lorgeries. On Wednefiay between three and four o'clock, a very alatn:ing fits was dif covered in the rear of Dr. &axes houfe in William•fireet, which was furtanately estingudh,:sl by the timely exertions of Mr. BENNETT, engitte keeper of St. Andrew's _ _ Early on Thurfday morning a moll affecting *ed. dent occurred at an old honk in Crane•lane, Dame lireet, bi the fall, as it is fair!, of a chimney. the weight of which precipitated the floors in a general wreck, burying in the ruins a gre:tt number of the ccupants. This unlucky fabric is one of chore build ings which modern co. trivance had vamped up and given a new and fpecinus external appearance to, and Was let nut in apartments limier weekly or very brief tenure, to many families of the working claire.. The hot tors of foch an event, before day-light, aad where fuch a number or inhabitants were fuhjea to its calamitoos elle n. is leis difficult to be conceived than reprefen:ed. Whatever aid could be derived from the hum lire alt lance of the neighbourhood was promrly admins "-red. and a military guard pl seed at each entioce ~1 the lane to maintain the regular application of ;hat •ffitlanct. Till late in the evening labourers-end • he: s were employed in re doting thole who furviveJ, and digging our ;Imre who perilhed, from the ruin, Atnunet thole e f the latter defcription we lament to be informed here 4se (even or eight, male and female, together with many others, dreadfully maimed and conoted, who have been taken to the bofpitals. It is hoped this melee. choly occurrence, ariling from giving outward ap pearances of flrength to hotifes of much internal in firmity, will caul: a flop to a growing practice In dangerous to fucicty. The new front wall remains uninjured. Another Account lays, Thurfday morning, about three o'clock, the chimney of a houfe in Crane-lane, McAteer, fell in, precipitating the roof and floors of the front rooms to the bottom—by this dreadful event four perfons have been killed, and fix or fewest dangerouily wcuaded—through the exertions of the officers and privatesnf the 56th regiment, quartered at the Old Cullom Houle, feveral perfons were got out of the houfe, who otherwife mull inevitably have (hared the fame late—the men with great humanity took off their great coats and carried the unfortunate. naked Differers,conduaing them into the guard rooms till other relief could be afforded. Among the per iims killed were an indult& ious man, of the name of Kelly, a hair dreier, with his wife,and apprentice boy, who occupied the flop flour. This calamity has reduced a number of poor perfons, chieflywomen and children, to the greaten mifery, arid at this incle ment feafon renders them peculiar otijcas of public beaevolence. In tire high wind on Sunday, part of the Royal Standard. was blown from Windfor Cattle. A Captain belonging to one of the outvrard.bound Weft lndiamen at Portinsouth, was killed during the gait on Sunday lail, having got entangled with the windlafs. During the forth of Sunday Taft, the Marquis of Ely Earl India Ibip was driven from her moorings, and drifted down as far as Woolwich. Two men returning from Coilfor market, were to benumbed by the feverity of the weather on Saturday fennight, as to deprive them of the power of pro. ceeding, and both on the following evening were found dead on the fnow. One of them was a war mer with Mr. SMITII, of Elkington. near Louth. I a sire The overland difpatch fromßombay,which. arrived on the sad aril. via ISulTora, has brought let ters of a late date, by which we learn that his High. nets the Peifitwa had been regularly enthroned at Poona, amid(' an hundred thoufand people, who it is fa fed were prefent at the grand ceremony. His Highaefs sliftributed feveral lacks of rupees to the populaces and a very fumptuous entertainment was gives on the occafion. Scindea has not yet broken up his camp ; it was the general opinion that he meant to betiege Indoor, the capital of I folkar. ' Letters from the interior reprefent this Chief to be in a very deOurahle fate ; great numbers of his troops have defined him, in coafequence of a great learcity which prevailed is his camp, it being reported that Scindea had cut off to,croo Biinjarries with grain. Out of feventy pieces of artillei y which this Chief carried into the field, only ten are fail to be in his camp.— Some of the deferters fay.lhat the mortality among the gun bullocks forced him to abandon them.—. Terms of a pacific nature have been offered by Hol kar, but the reply is not publicly known. Avant Rao, the Peifbwa's brother, is employed in tome ins. portant negotiation. The Nizam is Rated to be withdrawMg his &prom Some of the letters mention that Vice-Admiral Ras niza had made Rote captures near thr coal of Co romandel, and that a very vigiliat lookout bugaboo place. Ahnott every (hip in Bannbay Urbino hot been properly armed. By the nest difinimi *no thing of importance may tranfpire. Madajee Boonflah. the Chief of the lam Mob reties, and a very powerful Prince, has formed an additional alliance with us cf a :cry fAtisfaeory na ture. Melba Rao has yet eluded the vigilance of all the HW Chiefs in the Gummi; and although Putty Sing Guieuar has tired all his influence with the tees ive Raj ills, who are zealous in the code, yet k has been 4 no avail We bate the pleafore to Rate, that the trade to Per. in has been opened in its full event, and according to the treaty concluded with the PerfustAintssisdoe. The imports of the three fire swaths, exceed d all kind ai expeactina, and in a little time we (Lll be able to afccrt tin the benefit which with elite frets fuch an eatcnJed constrictor. Letters have reached Bombay. front China. which late that tranquillity was in gerser.il r,RoreJ s though there exitled is thi North. a toad daring Chitty called Ong Foto u bad so:woo fallowas.