The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-17 00:00:00

4 a. . ... • • • .... I Per t. 1- , 11... ranr4 I . , es 4s rili"C) ,440 e,: ....It . ), , 4 ,,•-• - ,,) -. ., / ", • 0 .. •\.--4- 7. 44.. • . • • 'L..; • . bip • „: p . -- ~ - • . • . , 1, .-; .:, ~ ,•,, . , l uno.use: ( ii,-, . I' .i 1 ' • \ • se • f ' hi \ sk - % \ s • a j; t2v fl .. __ . s 1 , . •••4 .....,—...- ' s.. \ e e...... • No. 3909. . . O LONDON, MND4Y, AUGUST 17 1818 ... Pititiii to _. ..._ - 0 SisitOpirKlar Oki 0 4 1,11~111 filltip"the field. tag Sragite died 'if lei 446111 • .. , ..... _ - "*- " -- , 0- , e..- ----..• ----.••• I- . r-....--- --T....-. - • • - _ ' • ' '_ f • . : 1 . 1 • a~ ~ ~~ AGNITUDINQUS WHEEL for the LA S T AND ONLY DAY ! TWO PRIZES OF MOAK) • 9040 TWO PRIZES OF ,84,0J0.. X2.5)(10 THREF. PRIZES OF MOO ‘5OO sesoo THREE PRIZES OF 2300.. • ....E3XI ..€300 Six PRIZES.O MOO 1100 MOO X 200.. . ~. A4oo' £ IUO acc. &c. with 1,000 SOVEREIGNS IN GOLD! ALL FLOATING IN THE WHEEL! besides PORT. CLARET. and MADEIRA. G. CARROLL. CONTRACTOR f r the LOTTERY. ferpecttslly invites piddle Meagan hr the above grand an& unprecedented dipplav of CAPITAL. r which lone all be decided lathe Neat . (being the Last) D•sv of Draw. lags and H she richness if tne Wheel—the cersaisly of she TWO 5e30,000 brine drawls sas the saute day *Oh the Ticket or Share purchased. nail the hsersaged afters* tsf Wails; the Maw her Drawn wish One of she Pansy Cvpissl Prizes saw in the 4 V/ heel are considered. G. CA RROLVehallenes isseetwaan to prove another iustaacd, as thymus's!. of bedtimes , with web grand display. mother odd oingaitadz if CAPITAL l iiitlZES to be derided in ORE DAY, as ALL MUsT BE DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY WEEK. AU*. S. When the Loses, Finishes. Warrriated Undruwn Ticket. had Shares are Selling by CARROLL. the Caoirtrow. No). 7. Cornhill. r 00116. 0 1 1 0 4, times, Landon, why Shared ,sod Sold. in the yet). lass LoGerit N 0.9.4111 atrill.ooo. Besides EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES of i 61,000, .1150.41 k. And La CA R ROLL'. hos t c e am ir s. 7.735 ... Arum 3.615 .....840,410 6,11 b .... .135.600 f 4,30 4111.000 Ac. Ike. Ac. .•• Faou THE LOADONSIZETTE, Ara 15. , , ~ Foreign-Office, Aug. 15. Rit Buys!. Highness the Prince Regent hee Wen pleased, in the name and nn the behalf of his Ma. jetty, to approve of Mr. Peter Emaneel Schow to be Cense' at Pl►mouth, for his Majesty the King of Denmark and Norway. LAW ilk N. COMM Ot CIIANCEIT, Aso: IL The Loss CHANCELLOR ' os coming into Coriit this morning, proceeded to give jedgmeat In this case. He observed that it came before him by a F motion for the Injunction being dissolved, which hi had on an ex parts statement greeted last Satordak. When be granted that ',direction, ha did It on the condition of immediate notice befog given to the De. fendents, becalm be bad very considerable doubts whether he eligh t to have granted it or not; bat be sashed these doubts to be removed, not by any opl• mon of his own, bet by a cool end dispessieeato dia. cession of the whole at the Bar. The bill (the emit tents of which bud been correctly stated by Sir S. Remaly) west into a long detail of the two Ads et ' Parliament& passed its 1810 aid lel% sod it else described the various dealings of the Defeodaste.— lt wield therefore be necessary for him to yea these Acts sow, and to make some obeerratioes them ' is he would be thereby the better enabled to show the facts of the case accurately. (Here his Gerd. ship at great length went over thedifferent cisme of the Acts.) The result of the whole was, that by the first Act the Proprietors were constituted a corporate ~. . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Ram Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, filmed by the Lord Lieutenant of he Comfy of Kest. William Champion, Gait. tote Comet. 141 M EIONIPTC T ENLARGED. W!lllo l ltlumesolorearet, Lag. a b Oct. IS, at : WIIIegiWOYCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Illeta. Snadlood. Kest, miller. a. Pags. Craaboueneatreet. mercer. BANKRUPTS. W. U. reeriMbittle Hlllr, Latoenbire. cotteemonaoraetneee, Illept. 3. 1. SS. at the Comeereiel Ins, Beitee-he Moon. At. hordes. illeePte. Key aad &Meg, Bohai ; and Meows. Mike and Ca. Teeple. J. Beasley and J. Beck. Corahlll. mods sad clock 'oaken. Sag. $11,49. Sept. 46. at Guildhall. Attornies, Meson. Ma) bevy sad Co. Cbsibery-lesa. S. body,end had powers vested in theme/hick the Lill,ls. tare gave them very particular directions how to dim. charge. Ile might lay it down as a principle of law, that while she powers vested in select parts of a Corporetion, could be exercised by the select parts of that Corporation, it was Impossible for him to say that a body of men could assume powers which were not given them by the Act of the Legislature. —The General Assembly of Proprietors le this ease might give advice, at least they might appoint a So. led Committee to give such advice, but that Cos. mittee bad no power to dictate to the General or Sub-COmmittee what they ought to do. If it was true, as was alleged, that the General Committee was not a valid one, and that the Sub-Committee was in the same state, by not acting agreeably to the provisions of the Act of Parliament, then the ques tion before him was, whether the Corporation meld any longer exercise their powers, and be must judge of that as be would do in the laws made relative to Corporate Bodies. This question, however, might as well be avoided, for the hearth, of all parties. It would perhaps be as well for him not to go into the affidavits at all ; yet he felt very much that this ape ciliation was going on at *an immense hazard. Of Ibis he was very deeply Convinced ; bet bow was it possible for him to jetted's, in a case where the , powers of the Committee were settled by the Act of Parliament ? He bad given the case his most serious attention, and after weighing all the eircemstanoes in ' &tut, he was decidedly of oPinitte that he could not support this Injeection, on account of the eb. seace of parties • this was the only reason, for he also was convinc ed that no case whatever bad bees made out to justify him in continuing the Injunction. The Injunction was accordingly dissolved. BEDFORD CHARITY. The LORD CHANCRELOR addressed himself to Sir S. Remilly in these words :—" In the matter of the Bedford Charity I wish to mention that I am of opi. ;lion that Jew. boys cannot be admitted into school ; but whether persons of the Jewish pers... lion may be entitled to any other of the benefits of the Institution, is a question open which I have not yet made up my mind, but I will communicate what occurs to me as soon as I have." DlVlnumns. es. 5. O. Penny, Warnfor,t-coart. Threamortomareet. merettunt--Sept. S. E. Perkins. Liverpool. flatter—Sept. 7. T. Pickiest*. Shrewsbury. sewer- Sept. lb. J. laws mad R. %ultimo, Bristol. chensids—Sept. 5, Pomo.. Harivieb, &Idnig.k muster—Sept. IY. J. Walker. Upper Road,- arra, Bermondsey, gloseasakrr—Sept. 5, Q. and J. Dick.. Finobertoquare. merchants—Sept. It. J. Davies. St. Mar tin's-106N carpenter—September IS. L. Collation and 1. - Lambert. Old Beshlem. merchant.—Asig. 29, .1. Fairlamb. Wyoyatt-street. Go:melt-sweet-road, pervian-manatacturer— Sept. 16, E. Ellis, Manchester. joiner —Oct. 1, J. Price, Bris tol, ironmonger. Retotroietta le Mosey I. she Feeds awl Shares. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS. At site Audio. art, Bart hnieuiew-latse, TO-MORROW, Aug. IS, at T ease wi d o'Clock, in Lou, the following fa. lualsie Revers' D., via.:—. Trim REVERSION to Ono-seventh part of _IL 15,0001. Thrie per Cent. Comilla, payable ea the death of a Lady stied 69 'eau, provided a Grnde*us aged 70 shoold die withiat Woe. The Suck is vested la Traders of the highest respectability. The Reversion of One-seventh part of LOOM 4 per Cent. Con solidated Bank Mwsities. and to 3001. pee swum Bank Long Annuities, tragrahle on the death of a gory aged 80 years, provided a Geld !Pusan aged 48 should survive her. The Absolute Reversion to One-fifth part of 4,0001. Nave b per Centt.cn the Death of a Lady aged 71; awls Genslenuta 76. Aol the Absolute Reversion to 2001. 5 per Cads. Natty Au• ouities on thedwoh of a Lady in her 57th year. Also 20 Slimes in the Wheal Goodlsck Tigard Copper ilium ; 5 Sharer in Use Great Hewes Tin Mines and Smelting Cola, posy; 10 Sherif in the Album Lead and Silver Mines la the Cwanty of Climatal!' 16 Shares in the intended Greenwich sat Deptford Car Light Corapanl s 10 Shares sa the Brighton dittos and 5 Shares in the t4ro-lasie Brewery. Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. William!, opposite the Arellee Mart. • C E Fl CAT ES.—SRPT. 5. S. Kirk, Leeds, ale-house-keeper—E. Simonds, inn. Allier. roue. bat-manufacturer —J L. and G. Baker. Le e ds, na mbanis —.l. Jump and T. Hargrove,. Fore•street, hat-manufacturers Sadd, Graystoke-place, Fetter lane, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Lowe and T. Hill, Bourne. Oloacestenhire clothiers— A. Young and M. Newton. Sunderland near.the:Sea, liminess Gleave and J. Carter. Mere, beshire, mobsters —C. &y -awl 'sad J. Ray. Sbelleld. printers—J.Sandford and J. Huxley, .Rispassaler-street, •obarconists — M. SiTIOSOII and W. Nield, Manchester, fast lan.rnanufaeturers—J. W olferstan and R. Daily, Chichester, ironmongers —W. Purvis and J. Simian, Lime housc.hale potatoe-serchants — J. W. and W. P. Greaves , Royal Examage, woollen-drapers—D. Ilennell and J. Holmes. Well street, Cripplegate, p per stainers—F. C. Barron' and J. Herbert, WarnfOrd.court. 'Thragmorton•si.eet. dealers in Waste silk—W. Williams and J. Warren, Caro Exchange corn-factors— L. Smith and J. Wooldridge. 13ntley. lamp shire, timber-merchants—D. Posrnall and J. Since,. Man chester, maaractaren—T. Taylor and J. Risky, Prestos- Pert, Hart, Clares c btedeire,__liberry, and Wormer. TO pit SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS, At be Audis Mart. llertbeleseew-leee. TO-MORROW, Avg. I=ellre &Clads, THE WINES, iis. is Dozen s . sperist o. lll6 l ll iert, thus gabs is beide 43 Ohio, tea yews is blades Dine, reready battled's 20 Ditto Old Meek; is Wise der Ilevisersiteigarg ii 6=za k tlee Mown Inbeitm Vat 10111 iltsisim amide Oki• MI6, is kom. i *bleb will be stoberty7e= %flatmate dis roparilsejisrOs• sem T. be Wiled at tie dm Sr Isles nod Cataiesses bad of Ii r. VI idiom, orpeeire die Amiss Kiri. The Awry, Price of SUGAR, tee die Week, 'WI% ♦ss. .Or. Ilid. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND mid WALES, pet quarter, from the Returns, eadiag Aug. 8: Wheat. I Rye I. barley. I Oats, I Betas. Pease. I Oaths. *alert Coliretioa of 11 1 .1i - atilW:" TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAMS. .A 1 tie Amelia. Wert, Bartheleeeter•iner, on THURSDAY,• Aug. SI. at Toetve easel, A VALUABLE Collseilee CA BIN ET I'IC- , TuaF.s.llle raped, of a Gentlessan, to Ise sakasitted whitest any reservation ism elate. Will be foetid n H.. 1. Family, to a deb Lastdeespe. Theo. a Laillserspe and Cattle. Rabe; a Weedy sce wit. Castile A. and J. o.tatle ;an lab rise, very See. Vaa Suy ; a GesitCape and .Cattle, Rapt- Also, saaseelsoiee Spceiesens of the f Montag ta ..tea. viz.:— 7116 n' RaPhaFt. Carucci. Poulain. a Veronese, Habeas, Hat.- itimo,Hatsdael, Wyanass, Ostaste, Yosidevelde, Toners, Dr Mieris, Puleusberg. Smelt, Yam Strz, De Koniagh, Veranse3a, Gainsbaroaglt, ate. Ite. To he stewed on Wedoesdny preeeding and remain: at Rnle : andeasal..gaes bad of Mr.% Illiseass, opposite the Aue s. 4.5. 4 94 3 52 7 M. ~ d. yr. d. .. 4. 51 3 s 35 1u 66 6 09 S 37 7 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. —...0..-- / TEXPVT V. ORD. The SOILICITOR-GEN VIAL said, that he had a me. Lion to make in this cue, but he did not state at a 9 what his inotiun was. Madded, that he understood it .tai rtensented to on the other side. Mr. H•tur said, that he had heard what the motion was, end on the part of Lady Antrim be did sot in. tend to oppose it. The Loon CHANCELLOR granted the motion,which had probably been submitted to him in his private room, as he had a conference with Mr. Hart early io the morning. Hun Orrice or POLICE, Ovum—Mr. Farrell, Chief Peace Officer, Head Office of Police, having received information ou the night of Tuesday last, the 11th inst. that an engraver of the name of Denis Madden, living in Cope.street, corner of Anglege'. street, was in the practice of making forged notes on various Banks, Mr. Farrell, accompanied with other officers, went immediately to said house, and rap ping at the outer door, instantly obtained admittance ; and proceeding directly to the kitchen, there found Madden at work at • copper-plate press, and, on a board lying before him, 72 notes, of one pound each, quite wet, as if just struck off, all bearing date the Bth of May, 1817, and invariably numbered 5816. A copper-plate was found is the press quite hot, from which, it was evident, the impressions found on the board had been taken. A quantity of paper,every way prepared for receiving impressions, all bearing the water-mark for notes of O'Neill's Bank, We. tirford, which mark bore date 1800, was also di.. covered. A charcoal fire stood near the press, for the purpose of cleaning the plate when it should become clogged with ink. On Mr. Farrell's 's prouting his intention of searching the house, Mad den assured him that it would be useless, es all was discovered in that apartment, " and surely," be added, ".Ihat was enough." Mr. Farrell, how. ever, was not satisfied, and seeing a trunk behind lb* press, he asked Madden for the key to opew it. He told him that his wife was out and had the ks with her, but still declared there 'was nothing of any consequence in it. Mr. Farrell then had the trunk forced open, and, on searching, a clean. City of bank note paper was found, with the water marks of O'Neill, Waterford, and others, with that of Ffreach end Co. Three copper-plates, one pur porting to be for the Bank of Ireland, of one pound, dated the Bth of October, 1817, and numbered 20,773; a second plate for the Belfast Bank, for one guinea, and the third for the Bank of Sir W. Alexander and Co. for thirty shillings. Here again Madden asserted that he had found all, and that these plates had never been worked or made use of. A. die was also found in the trunk, imitating one end at the Stamp-office, having the words" Banker's Note or Bill, Three-pence," on it. A great num ber of forgeries on the Bank of Sir W. Alexander and Co. for thirty shillings each ; on the Bank of Ball and Co. for one pound each; and on the Belfast Bank, for one guinea, were found concealed near or under the press.—Madden said, that severe distress led him to adopt this dangerous trade, and that he - "mn lona in it. .He TIRE ANTI - CONSUMPTIVE -EtAXIR ; or COMBINED kjMENCE bIBAIUK sad CAMPIIOB, affords speedy relief in Cousomptive Cl/00*bn*, asset mart Ids orders proceeding front an internal tamer particularly weak woof she stomach, iodization, spasms, litmus derangewdot. stbraeholy depreisenn. ate. quacks fever as water does tire, ability the mad violent inillammatims, and, though she upend prepasubsos of Bark are generally nstringent, this estim..ble composed regoiales the habit without pargiag, and by reducing the operation at she Mama reactions to a regular and just arse. diem, leadiaaell laresteate complaints. Int igurating she roost's• asi ker liemiShOSing the mild; evinced by the recovery of embers every other Wins had proved anavaliog. (Copy.) Hat-it ell, l Brimel„ Dec. 5, 1817. Star-I karibtap taßerered Dr. Boelian's advice for she emir, of r ig. -. Light diet, horse midst, and it fire OM el Os Palailas Bark, but which not proving effectual. I macsimied ihillepased rimers imaginary, and devondingly lost hope. SS iiirethith oriwertisemcnt is she Bristol Jour sal, of the Bark with . which I am happy do soy has =the satinsolmy proservatiosi, nod rescued me from the f t mignon s Indeed It redly seeped almost immediately ofdiptDe by the etoe, free respiration, .. ,131111 7 eZtli7 fridscdd ; short, I condoned bi toe Bet auk akled hypo, nations) regimen, Bliss ea/ aesesmaalid my eierillatioa. being entirely 1 1 1 411 hc 4 eehae decors, and rheumatism rs, to which I hail aia....l ablo leas sabjeCt, and at. even walk ten miles althea ains=OM* I haii ad tam able to do tar easy years.. En. 1110 a it. astir keine WNW mew, which Imam weer io be Ighlidr es l a litZahly a wooderfnl lOW Si ontl s rtm k Fab are welcome to publish he Asap Walholime• jbal elide bay geed. To Dr. Thalipealle : l meser LL IA MS. ••• Sad by •ths wholesale arid retail, He. (l c PraildietikvloPplMhe Asjiesst, Weenaloster.rand, Low doe, bs. dd. eels i m atmies, wish directions and diet conelps;-re W a IL nags hi mit, passage free, four bottles wig be Ikewartiel is nay pert of the klugdom. Paid Rho by =tby Bait o% Royal' Exchange s Newbury • 45, St. ea s re " biard t . levielay, PS. Meet.ourket Ward, 314, Hilbegliii Starr LW, Oxford-street ilissnrstesffs Sod Hetet ski. • 33. Marra:lse ; Preston, 100, Strand; Huiwell (bite Clarke). 268. Beinugb; and most Medical* Venders in town and coug,tr.. MEDICA b BOARD, Groat Charlotte street, illaikfriats'-rond, and Woodstock-street, adjoining New Renil•olreel. —Stock the Medical Beard has been establish. ed at Chariot...house, Great Charlotte street, opposite tbsl Rev. Rowland H IN Chapel, and Woodstock-street. adjoiniag New Boadwrismet, upwards of Thirty Thnasaad Putients at both settee have been restored so perfect health, many of whim had lisgered for years under the most painful and obstinate di ewes, were promisaced incurable' by respectable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals.—Stich is the effect 're selling from eesablard Selena ! !—Mears. COOPER and Co,, of Medical and Surgical Celebrity. after forty years experience M Ibis Meatepalie, are consulted daily at both hawses (in all cases of Syphilis, Ste. often improperly treated), until nine at nights and the poor have advice (grotif) on Tuesday, Thu WILY. and Bandar ti 3" Pr t=e, emit _ _ had not been long in its prsdice.-k. was fully at a diitaare. ng their ea , e, isroediately attended t.).— committed yesterday to abide his trial at the nest All letters to be directed to Chariot ie- bow. Blaekfriar's road. bat twat are mooned wkich do aot contain a combing fcc. - Commission. WATERS V. TAYLOR. The SO.LICITOReGENERAL heard In call to his Lordship's recollection this application by Mr. Waters,to ►ave paid to him the swum of a mortgage. The Loan Camicer.t.ost said, Shit he sboold at tend on Monday and Tuesday, at 11, to deliver judgments, and that this case would be among them.. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, 4ua. 15. ...0.1.5...... The discharge of Samuel Richardson was opposed by Mr. Hearn, on the part of Messrs. Husband and Sims, carriers. It appeared that the Insolvent was a boot and shoemaker, and had dealt with the opposing creditors, who put an execution into his shop Tor a balance of 501. which be owed them. They now charged him with bating concealed a part of his !stock in trade, which the opposing creditors positive. ly declared amounted to about 28 pair df boot., 12 pair of shoes, and some onmanufactured leather i at the time be went into prison, but which the In. solvent as positively declared did not consist of half that quantity. After a long hearing the debt of the opposing creditors was excepted from his discharge. Job Burgoyne, whetted, at a former period, been remanded for a concealment of property, was again . re•heard. It was, on the one side, contended that the Insolvent had concealed from his creditors a quan. thy of table.linen, to the value of 201. and upwards, contained in a trunk or box which be bad deposited with a Mrs. Garrard, at Claplon, and afterwards taken away, leaving another in its place, as a secu rity for • small leen he obtained from this Lady ; while on the other, a variety of witnesses proved that the trunk merely contented wearing *ppm) be. longing to some of the Insolvent's family. When the Insolvent was beard in this Court, on the former • occsiion„ ler: Heath was his Comore', end Mr: Adolphus oppend With success. On the pre: sent oiceplen tie Learned Gentle:nett Changed sides - . ;:the faro* otipoied tbi lied the latter defended Mr with more thai sseal.einseitnisi. thli c urse of tie investigation, which fisted fpr tel hien, though the facts lay In 4 rewy s insail comp Pais the Learned Rural became, inelingly *an s.—When Mr. iodinated a desire Ii pet none particular *weeks to a Witeeis,_ Mr. A botiegi rimmed his istosishilient tint a Gentleman of* years' standing at. tin Bar child have thoigist .of . dole, is in title inanner ; and the forner retorted with tSe eipiessiod Of his amaieriene.. ,fist i tu r een. damn of allie freers' steadied et the Bar Pieta head objected to did not iiiterpoio by prwsiSgul opintmi either est betweirir the Learned Oinattilies, sad tie Ittiiliint eras, ii 641 liOdi dia. 'gorged. The rlieckithie lone froiErriiri `Shoo appaied b y - Messrs, Biiisirt and Htiaetr, on be. half of whist creditors. the torn* Coursel took preliminary objection ti the schedsititi which did not contain I deicriptirin of the periphery, nine of bill wife slid frigidly's apparel, *Mk went very tatty. 'the schedule has; also degeiniii; insi. mach as it conteitied no aCcasnit if the profiti of the Inaolventls bunions, iirhith was totidicted tit hlo wife during Ms itePriineraeat: . Mr. Pot,Loct contended; f ihiolyi thit•thii. deo nription of the sprintl lee iet forth In tin altedulei Jun referred to the wordi 6 i sundry w•aries ap parel" as a proof et that font. The hildt that this description die intake:heti Sad disetisseat tbs haulms's Petition. CONFLIGRATIONti . . Oa Wednesday afternoon last, about two o'clock; ,a fire broke eat upon the farm belonging to his Ma. y, situate et !Mute, in the oc4pstiois of Mr. W. Firing, es tenant to the Board of Ordnance.—. It was first discovered by Mrs. Barren, as she was petting by in her chaise.; end she immeNstely gave ne6 tice teatime labourers, who ran to the spot sod esed every effort to ntinguish It; but it soon comment: cited to the barn, and so rapid, irresistible, Ind de. vsstatious was its coarse, that in less.lhao qp hour the whole of the stock and premises, consisting of wheat ricks, bay ricks, pea and been ricks, dereillogdi houses, barns, stables, sod other biddies., words entirely reduced to ashes. About 30 nein, of old wheat, a cart, a waggon, .and a cart coit i on, steed saved. It is net yet **ermined to what Fidlin injured, nor can the orisisekseasit et the calamity be ammetahied. It Is stiejnotsred have been occadoned soon persdn who had bassi smoking near the premises having throsso the somainst of his pipe into the yard. When discoveredit bord so little of that threatening appearance which it nod assumed, that the inenendeavoured toeatingehth it br distributing it abroad with their pronge,ind trampling upon it. A puff of wind blew the embers inwards the barn and a rick,and in a few minutes these titre, at (hie distance of 30 yards apart, blazed with all the (cry and strength of the most ignited material.—: Mr. Fidlin bad only jolt obtained possession of the farm. Ile was not insured. The loss, it is sup. posed, will not prove to amount to lees, thyg,3oool. Had the wind blown from an opposite direction, it would hare proved impossible to hare prevented the destruction of Hilsea barracks, end of .11,the r bonsen and property in that quarter. We are requested Ica state. that although all endeavours to %than the tirti proved unavailing, yet Mr. Fidlin is truly sensible of, and grateful for, the assistance so promptly rens dered him upon this distrening occasion, by the many distinguished character, who were preseo ; an d he cannot omit the earliest opportunity of returning them, as well as all others,. his Mew* eitank.ai and though he is unable to particularize the whole, yet fie cannot be denied the liberty to steetion.the times of Lord Howard, Sir Locios Curtis, Birt. r and Col. Farquharson. and the Officers of the 25th regiment, stationed at Hilsea barracks, whose united esertione were conspicuously great.—(Porlsmouth Paper.) • A few days since, a woman, who was employed tO cut some wheat is a field belonging to Mr. Mathews, of Idsworth, neer Horndean, mode a fire to boil her kettle, a spark of which set fire to the stable, it consmeniceted to the uncut whew, and im a few minutes nearly three acres were entirely eon. fumed. Bat for the very great evictions of Mr. Maidlow, and a number of his men, a barn filled with corn, and a wheat-rick, most bare bees like., wise destroyed. PROVIDINVAL DELIVERANCE.--0 11 Wednesday last a party of geatlemon, consisting of Messrs. C. W. Harper, Martin, Morton, Planell, and Windey, all of Bath, proceeded on a pleasure eatorsion, in large boat, from Weston.super•Mare to the Flat Holmes. Having enjoyed a most beantifol day, they embarked about five o'clock in the evening to retora home ; bat had not been bet a few minutes at sea before the wind rose, and drove the boat on the rocks, where she instantly struck. All was imme diately consternation on board; but on wavering a little from their confostoo, Messrs. Martin and Pin. nell stripped themselves, and swam ashore; *ad by the assistance of some ;Wawa from the island, lbe other gentlemen were happily amid from danger. and the boat got off from the rocks, in which, as it fortunately had not received moch damage from toe blow, they afterwards reached the place from whence they started. The proprietors of the Margate Steam Packet have lately mad. a clear profit of 1,1001. by one week' voyages of their boat. . - 7. \ e, I. e. ~~ ,~d~ .4.9 he .44 'er . - i- U.- _ f .1 , \. _