The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-04 00:00:00

. . .. .. . . . .....-- . ^. .. '0 .• • .- . - !...iiii. , 1111151:: vriffr.....mfoor . . I(tAri j ' 4rAAAA,- ')/ • . . . • . 16 . 4 .'r# I k r . . • • . - . • • 4 • . , ... . • / .'' . • • \..._ - . ;;... ,:).. - Th • 1 f ' ' • . • . . . . . . • ' ..... .. ' 1.. % . • \ • d& its ,• .•„..,) i. .. __. . .•......... .. , •. qplttierl - c ... . ...,__ ..• ..... • . . ' .4l olii, TEURSDA Y, S ONOo U LY ‘4, NUMBER 5415 " dial""--5••• COOKH.P TOPOGRAPHY, WITH SUPERIOR ENHRAVINGS. ComPlett Ulestcated with SOO Views of most Inteitastras acts In the several Counties, prioe Ili. In boards: • TOIOCIRA PH Y of ORBAT BRITAIN, 1 11,../ or, lifairrts•Ta4vecalit's POCKET nimiciturv; cow- prislps an attear.tb ilia comprehensive Topogrephlcal and Statistical Deserlptlea of all the Counties 6a England, Wales and Scotland. This very cheap aad esehtloWork contains a minute do- tali of the PRICE SEVEN PENCE _ _ _ TMs thy was i)ublisked. in Two thick Volemma ego. mitb Portraits. Ise. bds., Dedicated by permission to LADY HOLLAND. NAPOLEON IN EXILE, or siroses from SAINT 111 LENA. rat Opinlous sad kedectioas of HAPOLBON, se the some importas* events of his Life and tiovernment, lu his owa stud and boarded.partof arbish Veit throws to a great distance. Neither Mr. C. nor his childteu sustained any other injury the. a few 'light braises from the filling of the splinters. The forgoer was forced out of the hare, but returned instantly to reserve Lis chil n • • tree from the &Touting element, to which it iostantly becesai a pray; for in less than thirty minute. the barn, with its contests; a sew cart and other ignple. noses, Were in ashes. A hay stack, sot more I:.an four yards distant, escaped the flames. During the awful storm that prerailed in the rwicle. boorhood of Itostob en the Sunday treeing, Mrs.• Shepherd; of Shiley Newland.. was unhappily struck bi lightning, whilst she Was reading sear a window, which the electric shock forced from it. frame. Mr.. . p.was so severely starched, that the must ignitions ap• prehension. are build to be entertained for her life. The same evening a thunder storm visited the nor thern parts of Nottingham. On llegthorpe common, we underetend three sheep were killed by the light and the ice fell from the upper regions, in large quantities. • . A similar storm, the same day, passed over the lage of Negnpnett, Somerset, about one o'clock ht afternoon. • A fire-ball fell very near the fora-pile he? . • longing to Mr. Patch, of Xeinpnett Farm; the light- rent'tbe chimney of the house from the top to the bottom; the electric fluids entered a room where Sir. Patch and some friends Were sittiog at dioo s et, . aid deprived Mr. Bondman, of bath, of the use of 111. 4 . 1itobs for upward. of an hour. Every person he . the room felt the sh'ock beverely: the sills of downs- . dotes were split completely in twain. and the potter plates on the dresser urre soldered together. The posts of the beditead were 'ithau split, and the cit. tidos torn in several plates. A report luudet than the sound of's cannon attended the explosios of . the lightning, which left a strung salp.ureous swell • behind. 7";rik • .., • • *IL s. O'NeARA, Esq. hi. late Surgeon. " ,IM•pstm may panels et mein, de eroire tout ctique is Dodgem Olken leer dins relativement a le position oe je me irony,. et au/ tentimens qua je conserve. S'il volt ma bonne Louise, je la prie de permettre quit lid bails la Rata." , I Ls 1111.10111 et. ISIS. NAPOILOON. Printed for W. Shinichi and R. Marshall, Stationers' Mal' Court, Latigate-street. • • A Trsosiation of the Work in French. stator Om Sin:lion of hlr. O'Meara, Is in estate of great forwardness. ------ - - HORSEI BAZ %AR, 7Z 1 Nl4-ST it P. Wl' 11.1 WRACKS, -PORTMAN- 1 .111. %QUA RE. FOR THE sAr a ,g of MORSRA boy Qiilid- , MISSION net by AUCTION.—GODRON, YOUNG Nes 1 to aequaint the Piddle In general, II ll'' id eonsopesers of so many Gentlemen bovine extremes% altelNe tbakite eleauld SELL 13Y AUCTION WEEKLY, helms determined Se comply with their repte,t, (although it vies not blockhead intention to sell by Auction z) and has %%Preface rangements for the Lime, that will not In tbs. least= with these already estahlished for Sale* by Cielliatielther' I Ho bops., that these joint m108491%1 Itillil a llPlPPilli t t approbation. LA he karfratord dual 'with an analogs . that they ihould prove equally advantageous Ind' stottitie; Went to both buyers and sellers. Aid although it mat y• obvions to every Gentleman who has visited the BAZAAR. that sedum extinis!ve Establishment can only_ets , on the iscot is:flexible and correct pilkiples ; yet, MS he ashy be allowed to remark, that while 1114 veurabMiltiel depends om a strict adherence to such .prlspeiplitt, it allatel the hest-incur:4 to the Public. Tb. flattering expresions of approbation fro. the NO bleutets and Gentlemen who have attentively CA. . ... tip arrangements submitted to them for the resod tbst Bazaar, eell forth, not only bin sincere than YAW surance that no exertion on his part shall . . „Omit . user entitle him to deserve a repetition of those , The Aneoon will commence on SATURDAY • T.** fith of July, and soutiatte weekly on the same days. • The particulars are printed, and will be delivered at du: 4 tbtilli too long for. an syherlivement.)-450e 30, - • . —...--- - ANIIF.L INN. • ST. CLEMENT'S STRAND, OENIRAL COACH WWI( a Illa TaAVSLLING, AND Non. VEYING es neima AND litat'LlAtallial. T HE FOLLOW INO Al A 14S aid otter COACHES 'fie from the alv. ve INN : Paris Royal Mail, via Dover, Tuesday ud Friday Nights; at Twelve. ll+ ro Portsmouth s port Mail, tbagisOodalteing. Po tersteld, and every Evening.at a quarter past 7. aid Sunday at ha st 8. Oo Its arrival a Packet sells 10111 the Isle of Wight, to convey pmts./ages aid pones t thuds; Mall Coach ems efstchithester, throe.' Ovetylbn, Havige.; Emsworth.&e. , J, aletuesster Mail, itinii g h Ilenly, Oxissid, sod Cliehoidoss. eotni Evening at a quarter pest% Lid, limy if ban. pest It Minerals, Agriculture, Fisheries ' Curiosities, ttlanatietstres; AotlqujiJes, .g Trade. Scenery, • „Costumer* Natural Ilistory, ._ . n, Rivers, Lakes, ' A rk"....&ftli pijfasieehteeleaktleelettictiou, 41x, .01`gesouratIff, end Is interspersed with'. Variety of in formation, entertaining to the green' Reader—beuetirial ro the Agriculturist. Trader, and Manufacturer—and pece- Harty intereilisg to the Traveller, Speculatist, and An tiquarbta. V* The . following, Each of which Is embellished with hiltbly-litieirejt Vtena, Limey- be had separately, at the pric e s sOned. yin.. Bedfordshire '- - - 9 0 )1101111mok.S rts, - 4 0 Bertsihre • -' • - 9 le Buckinghamshire . : 9 ti -it • • - - 2 0 Gentbridgesdkei . '• l' . W. 0 Cheshire - •.. - 9 0 • .. • 2 0 Cornwell • tft 4' Nt - 2 0 ' :- .1' 11 0 China . -.4' 4 .! 9 0 , • • ilt 0 Derbyshire .n • • . 2 0 Oaf - - - I U Devonshire' iii At -. -'•• V 0 Stroll II parte; -12 0 Doreetshlre i• - . 1• " 9 0 sbro eo • •':4l. - 2 0 Durham •. • • - :- 9 0 SOO re • . - 2 0 z- Essex •• . • • - - 9 O. *dleelli ': W ' 'in -. ' 1 11 ZS Gloucestetahlien - - il .II 8111#12411104 ....,e, , - 2 4 Hampshire. - - - - I a melba -..- *- • • 9 0 Herefordshire - - . V 0 Stitedy". ti; . it' - - 9 0 Hertfordshire - 2. U. lill i t. ,_, • - - V 0 Huntingdonshire sad ' . 1 11fatalkiie - - 2 0 Rutiaedshire - - 2 0 Wastwooloot - - - 9 0 Kent, 2,parts, - - - 4 4 Wiltshire - - - - 2 U Linaiskire, 2 parts, - 4 0' Worcestershire - - 2 0 Leicestershire -- 2 0 Yorkshire, 9 parts - 4 0 Lincolnshire - - - 9 0 Isle of Wilda, Guernsey, Fee. - - - - 9 *0 A Superior Edition Is piloted on One Wove Paper and bet pressed. with coloured Maps, price M. each Part; except North and booth Wales, which fir 3s. Id. each. To each County are prefixed a Map and a List of the Markets and Fairs ; an INDEX, showing the Distance of *very Town from Landon. and of Towns frdm each other also, a copious TRAVELLING GUIDE, describing . all the Roads: lona, Distances of Stages, Noblemen and Gae -1 thunen's Seats, Fee. forming a complete County itinerary. II: To freqoeaters of the various Withering Places in the Kingdom, this Work would be founds meet agreeable Guide ' turd Companion. i . Ledo.; Printed for Sherwood, Nosily, aud Joass g 4sster- 1 .‘ . . . _ • New esoquAriiir 00 Tam weitg.o: •-' • . Jae eampleted. le Two large Volume; bolplannolly rinterk la Querte, oe lee wove paper one het-premed. pries Eight Gelives la lauds, or. Tee Peendsimisdin Bessie. AFair Mot . VOMPREHIDISIVR SYSTEM of 119011111,4 OBOGRAPHY, M ICM.• Pry- SICAL, Pelkineak,,,aad CeNSLIDOIAII being a perspicuous Mead* efilorpbeiiiit Seentetebe Globe, with Its Is. hetilleeee ootleetinflifefel4wenjW .by the History of the Seirmes,-1 , with Stamm and Synoptical Ts blaae•-ilad with a Webs of cornet Cetogred Maps. torfrlsi mint! Art.estif the Wen loi, airnarn riety of appropriate Views, gad numeroas other .8/c -easefires, illuiltradve' of the Malmseys, Customs. aedVoir • Imam of ala‘leas. By Timmins Welts, A. M. or gas , . ROTAL AILLITLES ACADEMY, WOOSAVKIII. - V It Imolai' be seperthirms to urge thmitsperinnee and utility of a ms VZ es a Soignee, eed no less se, to dwell apon tie , items of the preeset epoch for the publics iz, demist a . The territorial arrangeeivnts tonne qnsmeepentlm&l penes of Bawer., after a War whisk local relettonsof every Contleestalßtate. Vrt il se g t e , all pregame Weeks otteiparattfely•ob:. mote. A relined sad enlarged edition of a memos Gls sweet ba l aVs k e ies litere Peel tbs a the most elabornte of WNW . i compillellest. Meier such eitime- Mmisse, the peed/Wen of a New Symms, &defiled lathe pressed state of the WWW. NM etebraelnit iii the Itilseger Wilk have Mime pleee.'inest lessees perierniel ,lIIVhe palreeege. It Is not. however,. on tide Around Woeg as it Is. Skit the present undertaking rests its peiseeiess. Nadine expense or Idbeer ties been roofed 46 WNW Sr,' in every respect. worthy of 'labile approtir dee. The iret recent and authentic details respecting i 4e b es emplir ery, More. bees aellested gad arranged se as Is = so 1 earAverahe oi r reetlrjhe arrest maieraiii _,_ —.. recorneg to separate 'and exposers works. In Swim the endeavour has been, and it is hoped not fruitlessly, to pre-. sent a System of Modern Geography, worthy of the science Itself, and worthy of the enlightened age in which we live. W. B. The Week may be'had In IS PArrs. (by one or more at a time.) price 7s. each. Loudon: Printed for Sherwood, ?Seely, and Jones, Pater nester-row. FIRES. di4i): ~ SmailaPTt hail--past 6. From anterbury, passeag aad , parcels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Soo& Mich, &c.; auditoria Dover, parcels are conveyed to Mk stone. Sandaate, Itythe, Dimelsurch, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, Llandllo and Haver lordliest, every Evening at a quarter past 7, mad Saladays at half-past 0. Bath and Bristol Post Camels. to carry only Foe" bildes. through Reading, adarlborongh, Cabo and atiggamhoms every Morning at a quarteripast 0. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Aftesmoon nt S. Bath right Post Coach, in two days,tOoarry Few ltd* through Maidenhead, grading. Mariborotigh. MON" emit Melkshant. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday blsivtags. St Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended for the arseoulamada tins of Families, Invalids, Ice. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance la one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cud/geld. die. every Morning at 8, except Sunday_ Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only Four hi side, every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor.. and Petworth Post Coach, Monday, Wedassday, and Friday Monday', at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Evening at half-past 5. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 0. Godalming and Guildford Telegraph Comeh. through Ep som, Leatberbesul, Clandon and Horsley. Tuesday, Titus day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Godalsaing and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Kingston, Dillon. Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed nesday, and Friday Mornings at 10 ; Sundays at 7, and re turns to Londric the same day. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion, through Wycomh, to Oxford, Cheltenham, Hereford, Carmarthen. Tenhy, Ross, Swansea, diet. every day at I. Healey Coach. through Madenhead, every Afterglows at I, Sunday excepted. Littlehamptan, Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Margate, Ran:mute, Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstairs Light Post Coaches, every Mortilbg and Evening. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, die. 094117 Morning at 7. Portsmouth• New and Elegant Light Post Coach, the Er Rotator, to carry only Four Inside. through "Kingston, Guildford, Pale' Arid, and Portsea, every Morning at O. Coaches from Port..mouth to Chichester, on the arrival of the Mail. through Einswortli, Crisham, &e. to Bognor. suli,hary l'ot coach. corr.) east), Four Inside, through Staines. Itssiogst.tke, Whltchurch, Andover, dm every Morning at 7. Stroudwatcr Coach. (removed from the Bull and Mouth.) enough Abingdon. Farinadon. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Tewkesbury Post Coach. through Oxford and Cheltenham, every Moroni,: at MI .%llrrisoolt at I. M , allingforil and Wantege Coach. through Maidenhead, Neltlelwil, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ltioruingo. at S. •A Hominem plena rostra sapit. Our page relates to 1114111.—MARTIAL. - Jut published, pries bs, in boards (Fifteenth Edition), THE tEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Veperea, Gonorrhrea. Stricture, Sentinel Weakness, &c. are filly developed ; Part 11. contains bottle remarks on cer tain Female Complaints, In particular Sterility ; Part embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, and Mental irritation, with some Interesting observe does on vegetable and animal life; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar Manner, and the whole addressed to the' Vomit and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Natura beatis Omnibus esse dedit, si quit eegnoverit uti.—CLAUDIAN. Since Mare* to aU the fond elf Wits supplier, Ito frugal application works the wise. May be had at to, Paternoster-row ; 59, Pall-Mall ; 41, Pleatdilly ; 16, Princes-street, Sobo; 32, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street; 40, West Smithfield ; 96, Cheapside, Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; R. 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Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parts. of Feiner, AND ill ALL PAKTA or TIM 'AORTAL ;• Take N.; lee.ilialn; Parings, coitictiag glass, atlas, watches. piste. rash. or haak-notes, however small the velar, will he accounted tor, if lost or damaged ; nor say other parcel or yaq4rsiger's luggage. of more than M. value, unless specific 41 84 ►uch when delivered at thy °Mee, and paid for ae‘o:tho Neat Post-Chains, &a. at the shortest notice. Two first Prises /2.0() each Two nest Prizes l.OOO each Two nest Prises SOU each Two hest Prises SOO eaola Two next Prizes SOO NA besides which the Scheme contains 2 of EM IL, 2 of 20,0001. and other Prizes in Consols and Itiom il er some of these may now be had at the Lucky — 740. CORNHILL. U RUMS'S NEW SAUCE for general purposes , LP having given such great approbation. -ml the demand for it continuing to increase, JOHN BUILGESS and SON beg most respecifully to offer this their best acknow ledgments tei the Public for their liberal - patronises of the same; its utility and great convenience in all climates, has recomnientle.l it to :be most dictingu isheil foreign connexions, who have ail spurn highly in its recommendation.—lt is prepared by Mein nit LT ; and for preventing disappointment to families, all possible care has been resorted to by each bottle being sealed upoe the cork with their firm and ad ' dress. as well as each label having their signature, without which it ene not be genuine. JOHNHUROESS and HON'S long established and much e-• wed I.2:SENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to he pre ' /11 lby them eller the same Manlier that has given tha a. satisfaction for many years I War.ebousei, 107, OTII IND ; corner of the Satopateps, London. (Tlu IMUGUIAL V15M511.1301 WATLEIIOVSE.) WHIRR R STORMS. • • Oa SaLhigglepaight, shoat tee la the morolw,a cter4 b was felt with gni( ieverity is near Mildenball, a *distressing tasomn, flock of sheep, the property of Mr. Cook, an iodostri oas fame; had taken shelter ander a tree, and one vivid flash of lightning killed no less than S 7 of them. At Mendhara, near Harlestoo, a eottage in three te nements was struck by the, electric hid, and burnt to the ground in au inconceivably short spate of time. A poor man, standing at his door, was strack dead, and left a family to deplore their sudden deprivation. The horses in the Telegraph Day Coach were so ten rifled by the lightning, that betweea Thetford and Newmarket they took fright, and ran for five wiles, notwithstanding the exertions of the coachman, who was fortunately enabled to keep the road, so that no ►ccident occurred.—An oak tree was shivered to pieces at Fakeolsam, and au elm tram was stripped of its bark, near Easton Hall. At Gainsborough,aboataine o'clock is the evening, a flash of lightning (accompanied by a peal of shinder that shook every house is the town} strack the fore top-royal mast•head of the Sarah, Capt. Natchey, a new brig just fitted out, descended to the top gallant mast, came down the fore-top-mast, descended by the foremast, and then Wag attracted by the iron bitts, forced a large piece out of the windlass, and made its passage by the chain cable into the river. Fortu palely, none of the heads were on board ; had it been tide time, several lives must have been lost. The ship sasamares 130 toss, and is the property of Mr. J. Watson, of Lea. At Mendham, near Harleston, Blake's farm•bouse, on an estate belonging to Mr. James Oedney, was to tally destroyed. The man who occupied the house is dreadfully injured, sad not expected to recover. At Lessinglima, the house of Mr. B. Cubitt was materi ally injured. The lightning entered almost every room of the house, breaking windows, looking gl t.•aring window frames and stone chimney pieces to atoms, dec. Some paper and tow in a closet was set on fire, but by timely assistance the fire was soon ex tinguished. The whole of the inmates (eight in num ber) were providentially preserved. At Old Weston, near Kimbolton, i■ Huntingdonshire, a wind corn mill, the property of Mr. . Thomas Knighton, was con siderably injured. The whole interior of the mill was scorched and some sacks were burnt, but the mill it self wasp el The Church at Happisburgh was set on fire, bat was p ed by cutting away the part on fire. The steeple was struck by the lightning, and a large fit- I sure made in it from top to bottom. Chief part of is must be taken down. The following circumstance is related as having taken place at Needhana :—A cottager was in the act of taking a boiler from the fire, when the lightning struck the I, and the boiling fioid it contained was flung over the man, who is much scalded by the arcident. Guist and its neighbourhood were visited with a most severs thunder-storm on Monday se'nuight.— The thunder rolled incessantly from the south-west, and the rain fell in torrents for a considerable time. Mr. James Chapman and two of his children, with two boys, experienced the interposition of Divine Pro tidence by a most miraculous escape; they had just takes shelter is a barn, in his occupation, when a tremendous clap burst over it, and it was struck by the lightning forcing its way through the roof, and shivering to atoms the principal oak timbers, being . n ;-.- :+~. `~.. ~ . -~'_~_~ h +.• cOM!HAGEN, Jong 22.—A great fire has arstrisiecl loamy buildings at Funsager, near Viborg. Tics. great farina bare also been burnt down in Entrap. exerteda aiih pi titd A r t midh li :s wr hundred lifueegthe mselvessr it desea t he uel adtrfdswur every burnti xi N n nt l y o ti a:i f i lsiksi s i S ahnex . houses ac e l a oll g nd br t e i inannattlhrn degree. e b e a mi r t t e aa n o net s i f e t A mi:;oebas M il d r t e l e: a — ge sas atbu n eo_u t hhe was n ight e os destroyed otyheedlboyi rag .gar great T n y lISRLIN, Jules 20.—The fires in, the little towns and the country are now extremely numerous. On the 34 of Jane. lio hones, am. were be►eg at Lyok. la E as t W. I . Bei. and 12 in the neighbouring Polish town of Raigard; n iMerik f o n" Ogne d arg,k e girs k lal sari f 0def..61?..ar buildings were buret-isiern„ hesidei several breweries, the stud of the province, the riding-school, and the lira. versdorff academy. firocanotat, Jura 14.—According to the investi tiou which bee been made of the cause of the late dr ful fire in this city. it seems to have begun in an building near to a sugar relining house ; and there is reason to suppose that some sparks from this latter must have been the real cause of the disaster. Joss 18.—The official journal of yesterday contains an account of the fire of the 12th ; and adds, that on the 14th a fire broke oat iiManklagers-street, from the care lessness of a workman, who was using tar, by which a house was burnt down. The workman is arrested, and will be brought to justice. The official account of the fire which brolte out on the 12th at Nordkioping, attended by a terrible storm, states that 448 houses were burnt, and 3,318 persons (nut in 'eluding the little children) are without shelter. Five or six persons, and a quantity of cattle, perished. A waga• sine of the Crown, with 3,466 barrels of corn, was de lamed. About a third of that handsome town is reduced to a heap of ruins. His Majesty has sent an officer of the Treasury with 10,1100 rig dollars bauco, to Norilitiopiog, to relieve the most urgent wants of the•sufferers by the fire. Dow:trot CONFLAGRATIJN..-..AbOtli two o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday last, a fire broke out in Whit stable. It commenced at a storehouse adjoining the dwelling-house of Mr. G Inn, at the western end of the place on the sea-wall, and (the roof being composed of thatch, and the other part of wood) the whole was, in a short time, a body of fire; the wind, which at the mo ment, blew strong from the west, scattering the battl ing embers along the whole line of the sea-beach. On the alarm being given, numbers of the inhabitant bas mood to the spot, as also the office's and seamen of the blockade service. stationed on that part of the coast; and, while engaged is endeavouring to arrest the pro gress of the flames, it was perceived that a storehouse belonging to doveinuient, on the sea-wall, at the eas tern extremity of the place, at least a quarter of a mile distant from where the fire originated, was also in flames. In the mean time, the conflagration sprea•l from the storehouse, above mentioned, to the dwelling house, boat-builder's shop, and other buildings of the late Mr. Peter Tali ; and from thence, along the wall. to several small store and boat houses, both upon the beach, and within the wall, till it reached a large building with a barn and stable, belonging to Mr. W. Ededden; all of which being built of wood and other combustible maierials, yielded successively to its fury. At five o'clock, when the fire was sub dued, the spectacle was that of a scene of smoking ruins towards the sea, from one extremity of the place to the other; while in the street there was scarcely a house on the left side, out of which the furniture was not removed. The total of buildings destroyed is forty-six. via. nine dwelling houses, four boat-build ers' situps, and thirty three store-houses, and rely many others were partially injured. The estimate of the loss and damage of buildings and furniture, front the most moderate calculation, will amount to nearly 7,0001. Of which stun, little more than 1,1001. is in sured ; but the most serious deprivation is that of the pour dredgertneu, many of whose boats, with their nets and materials, were burnt in their different store houses, so that they are absolutely deprived of the means of ob:aitting a livelihood.—(Kratiah Gazette.) CHOICE ENGLISH FRUIT. 011 the lot et Jely were pablisked. Parts VIII. - pries le each, et aa entirely New Work on English Fralt. s HE HORTICULTURAL REPOSITORY. Mo . Wake Diliehatleas ef the SW Varieties alibi Hier lon B P B 4II we VOLUM FIRSI,IT: SSlda en Waled. th e BL wd.Leaves. 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