The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-08 00:00:00

i o I i f 1 ill r f t e o , 4 3 h t t • e r i a a to II i 7 is A 1, it a 6 or It 4 r I I. r t i n of 1. it .i. 111 a ),) I t ,1l ut rot In ii• of 0. tio fo 0- 4- Lig a of a- te laill lit a If a Le, ng g:s ir- Er or As 4'3 Ll- of. "I- tbi! ILO life Jet If. , 411 ' o I ~.~ PIiIVAL INTELLIGENCE. DEAL, Nov. 7.—Came down from the River, the Charlotte, Broin, for Bombay ; Nicotine, Nordake, for Charleston ; Syren, Chia, and the Sovereign, Clark, for Jamaica ; the Pr;incz Regent, Taylor, an d the Henry, Nelson, for Tobago, and remain id the Downs wind-bound. onTsstourit, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Juno trans port, from Plymouth ; the Stockton transport, for C trk ; George, Wills, from Bremen ; Tyneinouth Ca.,tle, for St. Petersburgh ; Forzcyn, JOIIPS, from Voughall ; Camel, Naylor, from Jersey ; and the Ape, from Waterford.—Sailed the Pauline sloop o f war, for the River ; Charles, Wood, for Loo s* 1; and Frederica, for the Baltic. Ilsawicit, Nov. 6.—Arrised the Earl of Leicester picket, with a mail from Holland.—Sailed the In dastry storeship, for Leith. PESZANCE, Nov. s.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Sealark, on a eraize. FALmount, Nut. s.—Sailed the Speedy packet, with a mail for Comma. PLYmotrrn, Nov. 6 —Came in the Camel store. ship, from Portsmouth ; Racoon sloop of wnr, from a cruize; Impregnable man of war, from Genoa ; ship a few vessels from the Baltic and coastways. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Jubilee, from Mnianham ; sailed the 4th of October; yesterday she spoke his Majesty's ship Prospero, from New. foundland.—The ship Enterprise, Stillman, of New York, twenty-two days from New Orleans for Li verpool, pot into Havatinah with loss of foremast, and every person on board sick except the Captain ; Captain Stillman put to sea again the 6th of Septem her.—The Cherub, Brison, that was on shore in Dundrum Bay, has been got off. ORDER OF PROCESSION ON LORD MAYOR'S DAY, WIS. Peace Officers. The tinder Cby Marshal on Horseback. The Master. War.erts, and Court of Aosirtants,of the Wor s hip. (.1 Company of Fishrnougers. in carriages, with their Banners and Attendants. • Grand Military Band of Music. c Ancient Herald on Horseback, • Guard plumed and hai.ited in a so. Guard on " ? p osh Tabard , i h the Horseback. Horseback. Arms o f E ng l an d . Two Trumpeters on Horseback. A Pict- of rule Drums 'on rim reback. hree Guards on Horseback. Thee 1)1110 Ditto. f Sle , 'dard Bearer on llor-eba•k,) Guard ha .itell in flail Amour. and • Guard on bearieg the Banner of kin on Hurhack. I Knight—tile Device a Horseback. Black Eagle. Two Esquires on Ilorrebrwk. its Half Armour. bearing the Shield and lame of t twir ANCIENT ISN I MT lionnted on a Black Charger. pl.imed a-rt ar.ired cap a-pee, in an .-istire suit of Steel Armaar. Two Yeomen of the Guard in fait Costume. Tw trumpeters ou Horseback. . . Thee (Yeards'oo' Stio , e;Tack. Tree Ditto.Ditte. ( Standard Beater a jterebitek.) Guard hanited in Half Arum. r, t Guard hearing the Banner of on Hur-ettack. I his Knight—the Device a I Ilorseack. Red C. t•-• Two Esqdires on Horseback in Half Armour, bearing the Shield .nd Lance of I -car Knight. ANCIENT KNIGHT, Hawed on a Whitt Charger, planied and arm d rap-a-pee, in an eniire Suit sit poli,he Brass Armour. Two Yeomen oldie Guard in full CO Two Truiapeters nn Horseback. A Pair of Ket le Drums on Horseback. Three Guards in Horseback. Three Ditto Mtn. ( Standard Bearer on Horsehark,) Guard • hahi ein Half Armour, • Guard un bearing the Banner of } on Horseback. I hi Knight— the De- I Horseback. vice a Lion Ramona' in Gold. J Two Esquires on Har,back, /milked in Half Armour, bearing the Shie d and Lance of their Knight. ANCIENT KNIGHT, Mounted on a Black Charger, and armed eap-a pee, in an ea. lire Suit of polished Steel. Two Yeomen of the G and in full Costume. Murshalmen of Load n. on foot. The Lord A•ayor's Eight Servant,. on foot. The princiteil City Marshal on Horseback. THE i ORD MAYOR in his State Carriage. drawn by Six Horses. The Alderiven in their Ca riages. The Recorder in his Carriage. The tuo Sberits of London and Middlesex in their Stale Chariots. At the Obelisk in New Bridge-street the Proces sion will he joined by the Carriages of the Ministers of Stare, the Nobility, the Judges, and other per. sons of dis•inctiun, ins i!d to Guildhall. Tire Suit of steel Armour, worn by the first Lii,shr, is Ilenry the Fifth's, from the Tower. The suns f polistod Brass and Steel, worst by the two o'h r Knights, see the property of Mr. Elliston.— Th so:ts 4.f Half Armour, warn by the six Fsqoires, 1 ' 0 " taken front the French at the Bustle of %%ater loo; and are now the property of Mr. Marriott. Th•' arranaernPfitS of that p a rt o f the Procession, tati,,ectod with the Armour, are under the direction of Mr. Marliott. Btt.r.oom.-11r. SADLER, junior, made another a'ce It at Edinburg:. on Sa►urday, the 4 , h instant. l' appears, ilia( no spectacle of the kind Irni been exhibited in Edinburgh since 1785. %shoo LUNARDI a,cended from the garden in Ileriot's 11 , .spiti.l. Ai salt -last two o'clock the process of filling the bal loon having been completed, Mr. SAO4I-It having fastened on his life-r.reser Ter in case of immersion in the sel, gate the rional to let go, and rose up ❑ Lis B :ry course just at three o'clock. lie descond-rt in about a quarter of an hour, to the north-west of l'or- Whelk, within a short distance of the sea. Lord GORM INSTON humanely off.red tao hondred gui'l"" to six gallant fellows to rescue the crew of the M a J . of G•iiii. 4 ow, w!tich was stranded near I3al brg att , in Ireland, en Saturday week. The un krill:tate seamen, on the vessel filling, lashed them selves in the shrouds, and every attempt to relieve "Ern proved ittedectual, from the heavy swell and surf, until the above men, on Monday morning, pot 6 11 in a stout boat, and brought the whole crew, at the gtpat hazard of their own lives, on shore, though in a lifeless state. Mr. Irmo ATE, of Lowther lodgP, ;added 20 guiucas to his Lordship's baudsOme te4ard. ■ ~I!~ MI • • a ifirM • Y` f -1 11 E z.:. - ....7z..1- '.1 ., • t 'PT B4trikrinkowiEsrik‘iiiisshtLN. EIGHTH DAY. Between three and Ni r o 'clock on Tuesday morn ing Biker commenced another week's task. lie walked till ahout tire, and in consequence of rain retired tit the Cossack for an hour, %id had a re freshing dose. At eight o'clock he hadftbomylisheil 124 miles and went to breakfast ; at a quarter to nine lie started again, and, including stoppages on account of rain*, walked 291 miles at one, and went to dinner: he set oil' at two and made Up 42 miles at half-past five (tea time); he finally pur,oeil his journey till a quarter past eight, and walked 50 miles 192 rods.—Betting only two to one against his ultimate success. During the greatest part of 'Tuesday morning it rained, more or less, for the first time since Baker commenced his undertaking ; but it will be seen, by the distance he walked, this did not operate in the least as hinderance to Baker. Ile has b e e n R little inconvenienced in his bowels during this day ; hut upon the whole proceeded on his journey with his accustomed perseverance, and was in excellent spirits. .•. , . Letters from Genr' to the 26th tilt. *ere received yesterday by the French Mail, which are of some importance, as affecting the ,commerssi and mina ; factures of this country. It • w ill be recollected, that according to the understanding of the Senate of Genoa, Lord Wm. Rentinck had stipulated with that Republic for its absolute and unqualified in. dependence. It subsequently appeared to the Con gress at Vienna, , that Grimm ought to be included in the Sardinian territories; and it was so . compre hended, with the espress coMition that the prisi leen of a free port should be preserved. This en. gagement has been violated by a new Teri( that has been published, under all F.dict of the Sovereign, and •A bids renders the low cloths of Yorkshire, be. low the value of six litres the yard, among other articles, liable to BD ititpOSt of ten per cent., or (Inutile the former duty, and exposes the same corn. modities to the like augmetitatiott when its transifu in the interior, at the frontier custom houses. Many circumstances have contributed to the reduction of the trade of Genoa, and particularly the commerce *inch is how carried on in a direct channel te Ca. labria and the Adriatic ; and the blow now at ; tempted, is contaidered en injurious, t hat the Britiih merchants ttf Oat citn•to prevent the sper dertruc. tion of their establishments, hare drown up a strorig temonetrance, which is to he transmitted to Mr. ! BILL, our Minister at Turin, that, he may remind i the Court of the agreement with the Allied Powk•rs, under which the Republic was ndilerl to the do miltions of the 'Sardittien Witarchy . It may be worth ',marking, that the low-piced cleths of our manufacture., which are thus excluded front Genoa mid the adjacent routories, ate the only articles of the same.description in which we can support any competiiims with .lie ind•istry of France. 4,.. TH E ATR F. DRE' R Y.4bAlti.•••••-lAStAtiittit 'A 1110 MA R• t . DYN oertormed the character of the - Cavil/1 Girl, in tt:% It RICK'S RIIPCUIIIIII of WYCHERLEY,'S Cowart Wife. The youthful arid blesoming beauty el - tins actress makes the part of Peggy peculrerty,suit able to her appearance, and her previoussessaysgase OS a fond exrciation that we should behold in her the double charm of insinuating archness and playKil romping. Her line, clear, and round tone, which brings every thing she utter. so se retly to the ear, and the frnlick. some air with which she amuses herself on the stage would he irresistible, if she had the art of confining her buoyant spirits within proper bounds ; but the faculty of staudieg still she has yet to learn. She hors • yet to acquire the elegant accomplishment of effectit g with a turn of her arm, what she now employs her whole pers , .ll to bring about. This incessant run• lion, where it is lint necessary, destroys the in• fluence of it at here it is requisite—for the genuine talent of an actor is displayed by the liming of his eXertions ; it is• with the movements of the hod . ) as it is with emphasis—if they are misplaced, they become offensive. Thus Moody asks Peggy why she is so melancholy, just after she had hee tt gallopping round the stage for her amusement. We mention this only detect in Mrs. MAIIDT RN Peggy, because the qualities of her voice, the ease a..d vivacity of her matmers—and the archness as well as senti ment which site dis t lass, prove that if she will study her art and exercise her judgment, by looking to the best models in fashionable life, she will be a !nest at. tractive performer. It is much easier to chastise and subdue spirit where it is, triad to instil it where if i s net. MI s. JORDAN was equally redundant at Mss. M Artnys's age. Mrs. Ounce was truly polished and grateful its 4lithra, and Mr. BARTLEY gave! force and identity to the character of Moody. Mi.; W ALLACK was somewhat too young for the uncle of Mr. Barnard, which 'the gravity of his dress did hot quite cot real, bid he acted with bis"usual ease ; and Mr. S. I'EN LEY was pet reedy w hat the author in. tend-d, in his portrait of Sparkish. It was given i t out again with applause for to.nierrow eight. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-011 Wednesday, the Ist instaot, about sereo o'clock in the morning, as some colliers, nine in number, were descending int o a coal-pit, at the losel, near Stourbridge, five 'sere in ripe skip and four is the other, alien, shock ii. to relate, they had not proceeded but a few yards from the mouth, a part of the machinery gave way, and they were all precipitated to the bottom, a'deprt.of from 80 to 100 yards, and most surprising. Will it appear, cot one was killed on the spot, but their legs, thighs, arms, and many other brines, were' bioken in a shocking manner ; their situation can be better imagined than expressed, it being ten o'clock before they could be got up, owing to no person being willing to descend the pit from the state of the machinery. We understand that the accident oc curred from the cogs, which communicated 'with the fly-wheel of the engine, not being properly secured after undergoing some repair. During the last ten years the baptisms in Pngland have increased nearly 35 per cent. while the kerease of marriages exceeds 28 per Ceiit. within the .same period. lii Wales, the baptists:la have increased 30, and the marriages 35 per cent. 'rite population of Great Buitaits during . ihig period has 'been increased 'inure than 14 per Cent. upon the whole! • -•%.. • • . ), • , A.Ls . N. ~: - .~ R ~. -~~'' ~'. ~. ~_~ f i t m a 1 : TO rME Ebi7Vi . o; TH L.:,:3DATESilitti. swltA ND. Rush, near Cheraw. net. llth, 11113. Cerek, Ocf. lit.-:-The Very it. ^verend tie . Pre: Slit,—A very intelligent writer, A. C.'in• your iincial Synod of Pile thet heye on Tuesday hist; the Paper of the 9'h ult. which I have lately, read, states 10th current. • k was opened by the Rev. Theis' the hardships, or rather the injustice, which the 0;5-' Millei,. at. Torreyburn, the late Nloderatesr, Omit errs in the naval service of the gag India Company ' preached in excellent sermon from the Epistle or P. labour under, with great force and ell the decency , of Nil I. the Romans; C. i. v. i.—" Therefore., itOng legitimate ciimplaitir ; but 1 am afraid he appeals to . jellified by faith, we have peace witli.G4ll, thrgisgh those who ate ion murk involved in abuses to extrie ' our Lord Jesus Cliti:t." The Rev. Tiketngs Mkt; care themselves from thraldom, or et' remedy the in, I pie, at Cults, was unanimously elected Maltreat justice of of a let whichhr er irie bilerithe victim. I sent! you . for the Current half-rear. the r copy - ' • `a Overt to me by a near and dear 1 Two clews of greet impottertcs Came to;fere the relation on his embarketion for 'Madras, some;hiag. Synod. The first catreason.isted of n complaint by more than IR motitiis•since, ander a solemn promise' Mr. WitliarwF errie, at Kilemiquliar, ageiriet wsene . that I would, on my return to London from Port.. tericeenf the. Presbytery.. of St. Andree'v, dated the mouth, forward one copy of it to the Chairman arid 90 of August last, dismissieg e compleintexhitilted another to tie D e p u ty Ch a i r ma n of the Court of by him on a ehat day nearest Mr Aridiew Bell, at Directors, aod that I e ould not oe any :remelt give Cold, changing that Gentleman with a derelietion of it publicity 'or allow any third Gerson t., peruse it, pastoral duty, arising from his not keying Cleliverett, unless it should he passed over in silence. and she for the space of five months, a single' sere. n, or scandalous practice of exacting fees•frrini 0111,ers te e Other reiigiousdisenuree,a t rywheie within the aounds turning e in , g up t e t n j y o u i pi i ig their l, T regiments, or to thole reertive of lint extensive cod populous parish. Mr. Ferries, civil should he continued, vs hose feet who ably supported the complaitit, admitted, that the are yet continued, notwithstanding the modest re. church was under repair during (ire time specified.... presentation of the abuse in the following letter to I)rs. Cook and hill were heard for the Presbytery. NI r.TuottoToat told Mr. graitstsvosirv; and biasing The genends of defence adopted by these Genttemers discharged the first pert of the (lay imposed or, ' were—th e ...ewe of the church, es described.—the ime by my kinsman, I am now bound to dis- want of a room sufficiently large for cote/tiding the !charge the second part by publishing the Letter congregation—Mr. Bell's unfavourable state of addressed to the above Gentlemen, in the ex- health—and the circumstaatce of Mr. Ferrie not hie: pertation that an end would have been put, in n pri. log presented his complaint till the 9th of August, vale and honourable meinier, to the arbitrary, end, alitiough the neglect complained of commenced in this . I should suppnee, illegal exactions iti question. If month of May. Mr. Ferrie, on the other handi the Chairmen and Deputy Chairman have not sub. contended, that . lietitors are hound by lay ts, milted the Letter I sent them hart year to the censie furnish proper places for the admioistratiod of deration of the Court of Directors, they have failed religious ordinances, while churches are either re: in their duty, not on!y to their colleagues, but to building or undergoing repairs ; thet the absence of the Proprietors of India Stock, and to every Gen. a room of sufficient size for receiving the congrega: ilemen in their service subject to the impositions tints might have been siiiii.lie.l, deritig the summer complained of. It is. therefore, in compliance with months, by the Mitiister's preaching iii a tent be the the directions, that I request you to give pub. open air; awl stated, as feces well known, that Mr. !icily to the Letter he confided to my care,. in Bell had, in the interval, freqeetitly, if not regular. the hope that the Court of Directors will pre. ly, officiated in neighbouring churches, particularly vent the necessity of an .appeal to the Court in those belonging to two clergymen, members of the of Proprietors, and, from a seem , of justice, abolish Presbytery of St. Andrew's, who resided, fora con. a nuisance which, in equity, is neither more eor siderpble length of time, the one in Edinburgh, and less than a fraud, and which, countenanced .in a the other in the county of Aberdeen ; and that be timelier as it is by the corruption of the times, is possessed no.opportimity of presenting the complaint growing to a most enormous and mischievous magi& in question., previous to the 9th of August, as no tude.—l have the honour to be,. Sir, meeting of Presbytery had - taken lats since the SOII4 • Your most obedient bumble servant,. , .: ' pension of 'public worship in the rch of Civil, till I ALEX. ROSS. the (lay here mentioned. I . . . I • Parties were fully heard ate. e bar, and removed. 'Cony of a Letter, slated August 2; 1814, from a . It was then moved and gecoptied—Remit the Gentleman going to India, addressed and for. complaint to the Presbytery eel -St. Andrew's, to pro • warded by the Two-penny Post .to the Chairman teed therein with 1010.e/elm speed, according to e . • and Deputy Chairman of the. Kest India Cent- the rules of the -Chulelue t was also moved and ' •./ patty, addressed privately to the Chairman and seconded—Dismiss the complaint ; and the roll Deputy Chairman of the Court of Directors: , - being called and votes marked, it carried dismiss by GverLisiereeL'Aloorliiding from the able mintier a great majority ; .upon which the Synod decerned in terms of,the second motion. in which you conduct your Asia , ic conceres• that a Against this judgment Mr. Ferrie appealed to nest coesidemble degree - f ability resides in the' direction, General Assetobly,:far seasoes to be lodged by him and Rosie& IN integrity to be equal r . c .. i l its.ab . ility, in (rue - time; took instruments and craved extracts Ith leviteht,to apprise you, that tbe.co ; qapii of II : w . hich Were greeted. S seas of your servaoti in Leafirnhall-st,..ren • js:. likely The other . case was .a complaint at the instance of to bring the letter into questinu e , awl to ~t antiress the certain Mettibers of the Presbytery of Cupur, apinet trie-iti with .art opinion, that you cotinive at abete.s a eiestelice of that .Pleshatery, of date the Ist of Itteetiaed on suitors at the - India-lleuser wider the aepetbklieu of •fees ; and which are regulated, tint August lest. sustaining a presentation from the Prin. by any Oiled immutable standard, but by the pre- ciPi: I, etad Professore. composing the limited College sunned ebility_of the applicant to comply with the n St. Silverlor arid St. Leonard, in the Cidverslty of St. Aad'eu's, dated the 31st of- July, ientrwiliatelyt extestion. exacted, from Wir t , ..If any of the i?cerjeriitig, io 'fryour of the Reverend llonry David Gerka is your. ettletraire, establishment, coettary enoke,, now Mitiiiter. of Kilmeity. A detailed vie* to all prudence as •well ps to alljaattee, are authorise,' , of , the merits of this,atfoiris already before the pub to deemed fees for doirig what e inamint of fac t, ,e cram- it is their dory to perform, and toe which they ga v e tic. ~, rh 4 . Als,(lpri4or•boing a constituent Member of pewee salaries, I submit it to your diaxretioet. wile. , Presbytery, left the Chair, which, at the request of titer it would not he telviee4le to a ffi x i n di ff erent tne !ay two; wee .resumed by Mr. Miller, the late Moderator. Doctors Campbell and Stewart, and parts of your . building a t:l3ie of , fees, authenticate d My. William Thomsen, appeared for the Presbytery, by your Secretary, as e guidteto thosewho may have business to trets.act, and who,.not, aware of being and the Comptaliters in support of the coniolaitit.--e After a long and warm debate, ait diderlated subject to any legitimate demaod, are surprisrd by a much luminous detail and cogency of reasoning, it claim which, whether well or ill founded, they feel was'agrevd that the state of the vote should le , , sue. must be complied with, to alu . itl obstacles and de tain, air dismiss the complaint ; which was dismissed lays amounting utmost to a refusal under a Ta il. by a large majority. Against this sentence an Ap. they of frivolous, pretences, Wiheti . clerks peal was.also entered to the Assembly. The Synod ;ley Public Office assume the right o of their o f ol levy ing cti. rose at 12 o'clock P.M. fees by a kind of•an ad valorem of or dinary Meeting was appointed to be held structinia, varying the fee from five to fi fty poends, at hi kcatey, on the 9th of April, 1816. yet modest% submitting the exaction to the generosi ty of the individual; it marks an abuse of a very mischievous quality, and is of a character to demand immediate correction. I will nut expatiate upon a topic that speaks so eloquently for itself, anti which requires Ito interpreter to Gentlemen so well ihfnrmed as the Court of Directors. I lisve preferred this private communication to you and to the Deputy Chairmen, to a public address through the offensive channel of a public Journal; and being on the point of sailing, I can only add, that although I am an germs mous complainant, l'am trot a mercenary one -I.lt is heither my trade nor my pastime, and I refer Mr. you to Ronoteand others for a full confirmation of the fact above stated, of fees, remunerations, and doticanws, beinel i erred o,r expected by those u Apr shit is absolutely their duty year In perform,cotttwhich,rsualudfottollittg trust, rust, this letter will put an end for 001, Ai it is disgraceful' to the India Com pany, and a' very:lmpad j ent tax on the pubac. I .u, Sr" your most obedient, T: •, • SINGULAR : 1-.OiNG I TY. - frtOr G pi! ' , has now. in his service a rap% apd, n horses, who constantly. work together (this fort er lotvitili the , rnavagezunit of the latter in busbandrk concerns), w hose itOiptcl • ages aranutit to 1.:/3.. years : the man being 76, ope.of tbehorses•32, eo ' cl the other 25 • TI ose who are lingering nicler painful and °Withal. pis/noes Ipo9l feel n plesteere heti they are nitOrtned that Cooke. three Surve• ns• itf•lltirtv yen r4' etperietite in Strithirre, at-d Scrign , out ni,ea•iii, have e l tabiblied Great ClEirl•ilte•sitect, • nupaiiite the Rev. Row laiol Chiipel; Blatt:lariats ; by Wore the 'Public ate cur.l dithout vailValina or entellm , mem, the atiettlitm elbow, ri•bri hair attempted the gn.e, or Mho hove cooltneed klitterate Baca, whet e improper treatment' have 'ruined ilion•and.. • frnpii• on the h'nd, Line. and 'body, sore throat, Rt. hid • noise in the ears. SWeilitlotS in the rttck. dimness of o,gllt : Philo in the head and limb-, fiegisch.tly• nil t for rheumatism weolnew in the k:eev. moles oh the tileih Ile •evr. swelled merle,, Stc. - are ssmptono which oppeor ••••1-- :ti.•r. and too often embitters the inatrinantinkl Alnico Coort and C. are e“iisulted daily by All ranks of people. Mew rt. vuo till risks precisely svosol giie advice on Itino4ll, n rss day. and titt...tay m ,nungs, tall twelve o'clock. A 41.10 r wend the corner, I* private rooms for females, a FoOTratia.=-011$111ortlay evening. at riveter!, hoot of half past five o'clock, as Mr. Rich, of Inner 'fem. ple-lane, was returning home, in a gig, to hif count try-house iii Hendon, he was stopped by three foot. pill, at North End, near the live mile-stone. They took from Ni.. Rich his witch, chain, mud seals, Ms in Bank of England notel, a bill of eachange for seventeen guineas, kr. - Tuesday last a fire broke nut in a room occupied as a counting-house, in lie rgrave's-buildings,npposite the east side of the •'fowit+hall, IA1.4.11)001. The Mimes rapidly spread to the adjoining room, and Continued their ravages along the whole range of the upper stories of the pretoises, from the corner of the shambles to the passage, which sepliated them front rho sowt.ssist angle of the New Emil/Inge buildings. The fare was fortunately got un,ler et an early hour .she &Mowing asorniug., Fi..d did 1101 communicate to the lowar.apartutents. The loss, however, is very '.cohsidetable.• • • . v. .A •larar stack of lioy.was, obsc, ved last week to be on fire, Ini the premises of Mr. Campion, farmer, in Littleworth Drove, Littaornstilre, and before suffici ent assistance could be procured, the flames commit. rticated to two:large wheat and two oat ricks, ail I. hicit, with tits stack of hay, were de:,troyeil. The j ire wee occasioned by the•heating of the hay, from !being got too green.' Nog e of the property wan in. , tared. C0:4,4 Excitsscs. Noy. S.—Our market Was ye l l 1 ifthity snrpheil with all groin 4hi4 morning except worts, tint our prices rentaig its on Moridae fur wheat, Marley, (COPS, 1111:1 hennas 1 WiNhod *Pry abundant ar: rivals •of eat% *which artitle is foil one shilling per quarter lower, Ind dull 4:11P all thatneeduqlon. • wiles; ttingitsto A . . 4'2 611 i Henn.. :e. . • 1 36 • oitt i , a oT p l i, A: ~„..4 , 74 i OW.thtiw i ,.. 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