The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-26 00:00:00

iFORZION INTELIJGINCIL • dOTT6NDURGEI UAW GOTTINIWILON. NM'. 9. We have Ihis day received the unpleasant ititel iigesce. that a convoy front England. bound to Anholt and the Baltic. was overtaken on the morn. lug of the 6th. on tile Scaw , Reef. by a violent hur ricane. and a coosiderable ;not of it wrecked: two tran.tror•s, with stores &e. Sec. for Anhult, arc Maki to be ii-oung the number lust• _ _ 'parr. 13. 'Tilts dew's post from blerstuted hits brought us en ammo ut of a very unpleasant occurrence which took place it that harbour yesterday afterimou. and of wincit the following are the particular%:..-At four p. ath two kmits from the British ships of Miff. the Her* mid Dictator, under • Lieutenant lit to the former, nod a .11n6hipluvin of the latter, pot off with the of carrying a Danish 111TiVil• 1.'434 of six gull* :mil thirty men, which for some dada peat had b. 4.1 in t.iat harbour.—The Ilt -hick we• anode wit') the accudanied iniptiumity of the Eitgli-h, anti the Daiwa were to a short time driven below, and called fur quarter.- Leery exertion was then !mule to get the pii‘r out, but the wind lilting contrary, it Wit impassible, sad the captors were üblwe.l to abandon her. after tanning her ashore. Daring the attack, the alarm had bent given to the elude, and a military de tachment embarked for the purpose of frustrating 'the designs of the English. Just as they came up with the men of war boats, the latter grounded. and were im ue °lately ail mooned to surrender by our trrrolw, which not Lein. , complied with, a tiring tontine-lived, in winch a Sliiislisontaii was killed, and the Lieutenant grazed by a musket hall. The elb1J11111WS• of the water prevented the possibility of getting the boats afloat. The English surrendered, and were conducted prisoner* to the Castle, where they will probably remain till en answer has been received to the dispatch which wts immediately exiwdtted to the 51inister of State. with the details of this unfortuoste event. sari. 17. Lam night, an English tag of truce. having on board an tlffieer, arrived here with a letter from the CoturusuJer of the British squadron oil this pmt to the Governor, requiring the release of the Lieu tenant and boats crews taken at Marstraod the tie titre of the answer returned bus set tranyttod but it Is suppu-ed they will pot be given up till the 'intent of Government are lronwu. Monsieur A 'vier, Anil) issador Ginn the Etniseror Napoleon to our Court, arrived et Hel•uigbord a few Jays ago. CAIIV , II4IW, SePT. 5. We have just received positive intelligeat•r of the advance of a considerable corps of French tru•) l tr, fur the purpose of occupying the whole of the Prus sian ports ut the Baltic. The Count) indsuts, or Military Governors of each p..rt, are said to be al "'catty mimed ; the !ironed object of this negro ant is 'the prevention of English goods and Co!ottial produce; hut the real one is said to be the for sostitui of a strum con's on the trontittra of Cour )elid, for the purpose of ulterior opt-rattans. OSIRSIO, SLPT. S. Extract from an Mikis% cemenuminini, thi. day received horn B4foll Lagerllir.k°. Connsellor of State, and his Royal Al tray's 11iiissirr w l'sris : •--" The Soonlish ship Pore, Captain Alison, !after, with salt, which some time since was ruptured by a French lairmeer, and (imed into Diiiikii It, fur this reaiion, that she luri heels oblked to put into en liglegiiSh port, wait last lil'edae•day reltwied, by virtue of a eenteoee of the l'rixe-Court, given in consequence of the proceedings at lair which 1 caused to bs iustituted for that purpose." GERMAN PAVERS. SILAW, AIM 27. When the Dube of o!raiito (Foache) passed eirough this city au hie fray from Leghorn. a re port wail cm:elated that he MU recalled Rg4lll to Fans) bet it is him uaderotoed that he is only gone to sleet his family at Lyons. end wall retorts and settle is the usighboorhood of Florence. TOV K. SEPT. 2. Twelve erredroos of light cavalry are collecting ia this vicinity, and will begin their much on the I,4tb, tinder General Fournier, by the limy of Doyenne. for Spew. ASISTEIDAM, SIP?. P. Several triumphal arches and ulltnr decoratsonst. which had born prepared here fur the reception of the Emperor. have been taken down. wit se now understood that Ma Majesty will not favour us wish lus presence ti'J swot spring. For a century past au much beer hos not been brewed here as within these few week.: the reason assigned is. that many persons wish to accustom themselves to refrain from the nye ate* and culiCr. N account of their exorbitant prit es. WT. PETtnaIIVIUM. AVG. 2h. A supplement to oar Coats 64:eve of this day testator the following intelligence:— " The Comuitinler in Chief of the army, on the 'report of the G , tiersi of Infantry. Count 1- tiensky (21, Fetid* advice, that no the 23d of July 'last *sigma victory was obtained by the Russian arms over the Turkish troops. The following were the principal circnnistsnces: A strots.,7 Turkish corps of shove 30,000 men had wohtenced from the fortreis, and slide a (winos at tack on our troops. with o b view, by threat,. ll t&& oar two tl anks. to break our centre. Toe book was oh v contested ; hut the result was t total d e . fast or the can who in th e utmost confusion sleight their safety in flight. The whole field of battle was revered with dew! bodies. The remain der of the defeated enemy fled, closely pursued, into the fortre... . - . • la this battle ire toolt a great manner of prisoner., m o m: w h om w. c r •polic Pal 44.:11111 other OlSi.,rs. pith 40 stoodsubs The Grand Viei , r was honself an eve-witness oath._ total &feat of I is' troops. Our I•ssa in kaki( owl wounded ants isisigtoiliesnt, bid the brave (;eNeral Dechtererr was severely kvevadett. The I'dethisnardgist., semi Dash, r, werp tw e4 " f nnttNitdee. the Loth of NI sy, with 'Vitt ,s4l -to• Ito frnin the Mo,tria tfl .1" ' " 3 h4fi rtptntrel A Milflyna ; wo t l thew •protilrett ti* th! attAtiL nt the mtjoint.i6 Unich hoettlemet tif fituttla. CHESTER ASSIZES. Ou Wednesday the 19th instant the drakes fur the city and county of Chester commence* before the Honourable R. DALLAS, His Majesty's Chief Justice ;stud the H rioor4ble BORTOS, HiaMe jesty'e other Justice for the same 'Alice. William heves, lilies Halton While, was indicted for being at large. after being ordered for tramper tattoo fur life. The Jury found him Guilty—Mark. William Smith, sins Witsia, alias John Burke, John Clarke, and Robert Howard. alias Hader. were indicted for breaking open the shop of Mr. Fletcher, in the city of Cheater. arid stealing Mlyetwo watches. Swish, alms Barke.was alas indicted for basing escaped from the %I , jesity'* Dock Yard at at Sherruesa, on the Ist of March 1810. The i harAve of Jibe escape was proved by itilkittr. Hr. together with ✓ohtt (Yoke. wore found Gmilty 'PA* bareary in Mr. Fletcher's house, and receiv ed sentence or Death, and we enderuood were left fur eltecntion the 10th of next mouth. Robert thward, alias B ox i er , *44 'op ined. but was delivervel into the custody of Adkins, to he brought to London, he briirx inilieted at the 01:1 Bailey tor stealing • truss contenting a quantity of calico. from Nlr. Remelt's wioggo.i. 11v broke not same (line *time from Giltspar-Areet Compier, where he stood coutniitted for trial lot an offence in the City ; and in a siii.rt time after sent his irons, which he had on when he escaped, packed up neatly us • basket of game directed to Mr. Kirby, the keeper •f thv Poultry Comptes, he twin his fa vourite keeper, with his compliments, begging Mr. Kirliy's aceeiltanee of them. Jaws Me, am. *Ws Raffety, was indicted fur felo nitnisly stealing 251. in dank mites, the property of • Gentleman. It appeared that e servant of the Prosecutor's at tendert. at Cheeter Pair. and bold a horse belonging to his master : directly after. he was met by the Pri soner, who is • yotiog man of a genteel appearance, who accosted him iu a familiar manner by raying he hen sold his rus , ter'a louse very well, st loch the ser vant acknowledged to Le the case ; the Prisoner cast he was Colonel Egerton, the Member for the City. and was particularly intimate with his toaster; the servant believing the account he Kase of l:lnitlf, paid him all doe respect.— The Prisooer observed to hint that probably his master would prefer cash en notes. and as he had a goad deal by lour hr would accommodate him with cash to the amnia : the servant accepted of his offer. cud the) went lino en bin for thst purpotie; the servant laid down his notes, and while the Pri soner wee pretentliug to pro lure the rash, the r esat imprudently went oat of the room to get his saddle; and as hr was returning he met The Pri soner going out ; he asked bins for the cash, he replied he had left it on the table ; on his go.og into the room, however, he discovered the decep tion ;he ran to the floor and called oat stop thief," hut he was out of sight ; information was foosevur, given to the Gaoler ; amid hr. with others, set int wi:h all possible speed to • dash-house at noughts'''. oboist halls mile off ; sod when they K ent to the door, the Prisouet was in the act of pet tiog his foot onto the stirrup of his horse to ride off, when they took him into custody. Although the whole transaction took place in the course of a f-w minutes, he routrived to change his dress from black to Is ht-coloured clothe* ; the difference of thee% and the few 'mantes the servant was in Ida company, lie wen not po s itive as to his per son , bat he was sufficiently identified by the lasidlady and Karl belonging to the um, where he went under a pretence of choorpti; the note. for cash. He wire found Guilty, and sentenced to seven years' tr.' Deported icor. Aso flyky was found guilty of stealing is qusati tity of cotton gaol., and other articles of value. from the shop of Charles Turner, in Stockport.— Geary— Death. . . . - . . H'orth was indicted for bnrglariously breaking Riad rutenin; the dwelling-home el John %% •rdle, of Magpie, ua the .2tl day of July. Guilty Drath. The wellsknown James Macawlie now a prisoner in Chester Gaol, tilllirr Senteuce of six months im prisonmentr for having impleiuents of hoosebreak •nß found in Ins possession. He formetly kept it brothel in Cliffor d '. -Inn-passage; hurt has been aluerat for •bunt opine years. Government intend, we understand. to erect me work4 at Bantry for the accommodation of a naval station. A squadron during the winter is to rendezvous at Bcerharem at the mouth of Bantry Bay. An Altana paper of the Ilth instant contains the following extract cr a letter horn Paris. 41.strd the 3 I st of Antrust " Hat„ hap Nlassena, Mince of EAling, has oria nreuvreal in arch • manner, a. to force the Log army iu Portugal to come tri'a h.ittle.—We im patiently expect the resldt of these operations." We attach no importance to this paragraph, us accounts of a mote recent date have been rwersved from Lord Wttustovuts. up to *built no battle had taken plu..r. The American brig brae. arrived at Fa!miak !at New York on the loth day after the departure of the (ileac?'geld packet. She reports that some French privateers have hero token in the waters of the United States by Attieric.n giso.lon its. The town of Dock, near Plywod), wog greatly alarmed on Sunday forirning, by a tire, which broke mit about three o'clock, in the dwelling-hawse of Mr. Drake, biker, to Pembroke -street; which, with the bakehouse, Ittol warehnu.cs that contoined arm Lags of contract biscuit. and 300 s telt, of door, were entirely cots... Hoed. The &mica, ....Wed by the wort. •prrae,l rapidly. and extended to four other h•.isies, which were •1.0 retteiunird. Tlir iiiiiisintants and the itelitiiry, were nviecnn-. moody active in their exertions te get the fire un. l i ,ter ; hut, ipiferinnsii h, an 111/ %Vete!' COlllpeWy were r.•tt4irtlig re...ert.ttr .10.1 Opts. there wsi 4 14 '. 11 t W 4r. It)' winter. sad 01311 of the engines i pl u ail the natter we. 10:04t1il trout Co", 16 a f1t..41.1e r 6 .is *olds. ce, rlO3 kalif , .1 ka41 . 11• 1. irotta o.t , T.. annlier. r i..a• 1 . :•.J.111.1 were prefetil ; 41111 ;cue the twist e and pa foltl!at Illerellollll to the uselel4l4i.. 1.0 llee. Were lost, our did oily one sui•siii pen:et:id injn.,t. NATIONAL DEBT. (ruts ULD) Ammon' prior to 179‘ 1.23*,:11.2.t0 .5 t!: Paid uff by Oslo ut Loott Tax l/3,411,11M 9 Debt in 1793 .J14,8 1 ,9,779 Iti Debt inenrcett belsers 1793 luta I Sul 3119,03J,5iil I I u Etitemiltion• of tipspArds Uf 41 Wh o m, d i et -hoz prr annum ' Deist incurred bearers 1N.14 amid at of • February, Expenditure of more Maxi, 17 Mil Innis tier annuls in addition to the War Tins. 61111,953,3113 3 7 To this remains to he ad kJ, the Debt e n r A t c d in 1:14, gel' WA %Vas. Tax. a tit,o7l,ooo 0 0 Total Fowled Debt of (lest lirltson 09,0250 rJ J 7; Ditto of Ireland, payable to (ker. Bri tons 63,694,000 0 0 Ditto, F.amperat of German), ditto 7,:.!ti t sit.i 6 U Dille, Prince Argent of Portugal, ditto a 9 . - 4.1,1.: 7 9 Total Fowled Debt, pa3rable by Great Dattara 761,117,4...7 19 0! UNFUNDED DEBT. ON THII STH or . t RV, 11810. lE:chequer Dills Tarn!bey Army lie &wracks • Oldmauve NAV) Cis List 5.1.914 U 91 Ih•Id unfunded I 4 j Datil( Sumba! The National Ikbf of Creaf . Britain.. l. l. 8111,119..,(110.1 13 ail • .I.IrAL i.v rE LLIG E VCE. roar ~mot; 111. Si Pr. '24. Last night. Mr. Storm, purser of theSurnh awns. eroded here front that ship, disrlorl sith disritches rhe CAri,tianst is gone fur the Utowns. The Officers who wtre I,,tolicatei in the sate Cum motions in Wain ale ;wive,' in the Chri•tiana. Arrived the it:nriyair,k, Capt. Cathcart, with • fleet from the Med:terrimean ; Hydra frignie, tvt. Mundy, from Plymouth, with the Britannia, Her cules, Benson, and Williams Adell, transports, and ire put under quarantine ; Lev-a * and Fame, ---, front Malta ; Scylla, Capt. Atchison, from a er.liz-. and is appointed convoy to Ply mouth; Stork, Is. Capt. le Geyt, final the e nact! lalat,J, ; Uro iin, Walker, :rum Si. Doming", 1 0 57 tbsym; P; , amir, !W.*, ft , iri Suritrisa ; bud the Lord Itednry, frit,ti the West itidiev. Soiled :.te I'en4radr, 74 .•.1111, Slr Home Pap. hay), for I'lytn:s ; and ilavoberlarni, Capt. Mohan', to Imo slat yuwll squadron ott the 4ln:k Itodtr. The Clierbotirg s►inadinn has sailed from Si. Ileleo'', to resume it. •tauun. ihherNia. I•2u etLie, Capt. Nai,li,bus been fitted fur 4 dig. and N ,Ia tu+,l fur the Metti . tt•raueilli io a feet dap. )tot Tli sErr. 23. This moraiogarrived the Skaamon,:tn i nns, Capp. Broke, from a cruize off the coast of Fiance ; atm, the digit triKate, Captain W.f;fe, with a large and beautiful col vette, called the Phmais, pierced lot VS outs, IS only mounted, ...mummified by Lie Captain of the Cariotatiee. Peru,, when Pie wee taken by the Valiant: had be to ant fro.o Pafieze 51 days, and h.d captured enlf an Ainencin Ifiii k, which was retakeu by owe of our cruisers, and buingtit to tint post yesterday ; and an English bug bound to Lislkin with 1611. She was captured iu lat. 44. 10. and long. '25. West, after • choice of 111 hours, or 134 tuitra. The part...l with the Quebec convoy, coubistilfigof 411 with the Spitfie, yes• terday,nll the Ward, going to Portsmouth. Sailed the 010C4 fikla/IrCr, for Portsinouth, with the Cmiaitt and lot priottot , o of the above priva teer ; Rance naval transpoit; and the ?.moire stoop of mar, with dispatches for 1,61 . F41.144U111. ?orrr. <2l. Arrivid this 1147 the Cluster*ld parker, Capt. Giblron. with Alada from Halifax and New Y w k; lett tie latter MI vie Anzust, and the former ..n the 31 September. 'lsle peslengera by het .•re —Dr. Arden, and wife; Mire Chapman; Mrstr, Corbett. Thomas Rosa, Andrew Addison. Lent* Smith; and Capt. litriveii. 9blh Reg?. The Lhasa packet sailed from Maid's' for New York ot the 3inls August; awl the FraAcis Free hag on the J.I Septetnher. Un the. Istis instant the (luster/WI/ picket spoke the Gmeral Euro, from Burton for Loudon. wi t ;17 data. Arrived the tht•et.nmei: arieit.ols;;;lt, C lilt. Lee, 113 97 cloys. from Naples. Ales arrived this d the American briz, Luso. Captain Ite.sy, from Nem, yo.h, " i th cotton and pot•ush, for order,; loft New 't u.,; au the 211'14 tilt. ('.plain K•tt; reports that !teach ii , wateer% hove hero Liken in the.r ricers, M &west-all gull howl,. Tire pot k-t bait;. nothing vir!..ml irly• new. ,tie yr,terfilm . % ..p.ike the Thin fri;:,..ite, 011 al cruise: and ou rue..!..) Lest tae Emerald, ..16 gum, all aril. Also orriv.-.1. OwPriron korg Elizabeth, Thiimit.em,6ntullitulAlautte.ttith ear e.,! au.o. bound to I.l%i•rp,pol ; i>li dryt: p.w.10g.-; and .1 els , n, front Ltvetited. The American sehconer Sea Amin Les., from Naples, with wine for America, 1, th.e eqtiong ar rived in 37 days, and is pot I tillt.Cf yviraittine. Sa.led title eremitic, the fissothee, 1 k yun. , with the Taxan (tneillenit i , for Stange. Cree k. Passed I. the Astuncao brig Ciaciastarns, fo'n New York. 'Hound to London; sand the las/ f Cudia , al,o for London ; and lilt Preach ketch Jeameite Jelin. for Plyan•suth.—The 4u. ,r,rla and Elisa packet., for Carlos and Use Mesi.;errasseau, are detained for orsla:s. DFAI, SEPT. 44. S mornin. , th.. Andarivess, Apoliu, anti Vestal, with the to!.1 K rvunrot, for Porinv4l ; and 4phyr pimp of ear, with 4 . '111.111i ship, to th., Neg. co:npauo-d by the Brici,frra. ((IRK. tEPT. Yr.a, rr l g y 4.41 flu, Maj Pity's 1111 1 . Sahlanah, C1'101.141 StewEri, r ttttt I 131:7P. (letterol IIFWIrr AI iffis on' the 10•11 April, newl Wl4, t.. h-hl the cht.l coat t...wl of th • Nliiihnoi :mot. toll Sir • ;.%Mt.i.l. ry should rime! friiiu Eti A l mi. Cre. idl Ilettfl I !.e :•t 1111101 Hi of fro II tho. 4. v 0 3 , 1C , "r1W4 111 Olt I,tr ti d , •1.13 , e , 5• It w e. rein irke.l. that hr h,rl wit wrate.l G•tie-d1 Goering op to the trait ti Nar•A Christinna two .;1 T N IGHTS 1 MILITAki ww.niree, September gt., StAFF Colonellph Darling. of Ils. .mt L . Le .114 i AdJulius Geoerel 1.. the Liellle9llll Colouel John Ferr.tahen. on, a th c he Allustent..idjuta n t•U eutrel to the I 0.. c leidP.l. F l q RTN FASHII% DIS OLVI:D. J. and A. ( . .....01411., of Almveltekt..r lTtn e , eter• Stiltraolo o 1:•, 11110. Muzi,t Clenseuti, Holgur, Fre.lrrick t. li 'lge ) p ' e , d L r o r n ie d k oo " , orcle ' 1 .. 1 4 4 ! I e 1a ,..e. 4 t 13 3 3 ., id . e Hugh Kirkh.tua, Thom lirtuJle, thew% el John Hedger, of Hultutt•le-31ours, 1.1111C1214C1, here. Hepersuhrr 19, 11410 Johu Simms 11 . thilivrey, John TWIN, u 4 Jrl rra.4 Sulfolk.intw, London. St pte...6r 14 RiEber.l a. and Huhr.l C:ootwr G4.-stre,,, 14 , 4 fields, tolliqueurfacteress. Scple.uhcr t 4, leto. BANKRUPTCY EN 1..411.:F.D. Ann Stonliotece, srf Liverpnol, uulliue r, trutu pt“.! 18. 10 Notc,aWr U, ad len.sd Guddlt a ll , Loudon. BAN kilt. rrs Barrett, o f East Belford, Netfogla t o wimenmec, Oct. 11, IN and Nur. 6, at eleven, sm, a thank Hart lnn, E as t B el f ord Attorwrya, Mr. Alter, c street, Soho ; and Mr. Hana:.an, IGIC, r B . Aaron Joseph said Oeorre Shepherd, tuut of Fran wood, Somerset, to surrender, Oct.'s, m tire, 1, sad h os at eleven, at the Clam Inn, &tato& Attnank, B r . bell Holton, Frorne, Buinerset aul Mr. EU:s Gorden, London Juba Indoors and HavA Fut, of Bradfo r d, y„4 . maastNeturste, 10 so:relater at sir,", at air, Nov 6 , turl, e, i t the Nuu fiuBlf„ r j, Mr. Luaus, Ilatt.m-Garden, L3.tdou ; sad Mr Crugl s Bradford. Huber t Tarnrr, of Kitt:tool-upon WM, greet,la m , 4, s, and November n, at !ties, at m White Hsrt Cavern, Kistiraton opus- H toil. Ai ta.s.sy, Martin, Hail II iCita liroaksbank. Into of Charrill, rak, evatker to horn oft. oit..ber ' , Mt Nu.tist., *Men, at the White None Inn, Ltlatr. Alt .1 ht T Granger, ißttil; and Mr. Crusle), Ilolbuta tato, tares Imo, Loudon. fbuniaw B.wifutd, of Ramis, U. item, earl ritF, h Wet i:el4. v.. 4. at eleve3, I/c.f./AK, rh a w l at Ica, 1...h0aa FseillarOngit ty,rcn.atrert, Lilleolll ` ll o.i.ur:d., Loiolua. 101110111esir7 I.lte of Ifollscrlaithr, $41017, ta lc to surrender, Sept. 24, vl ehn'tily Ont 9, au.l S,r 6,, g tun, at t;tlditalks Lon Jun. Attorney, Mr. Haney, New Brlllf • ,4 I VI, I..ondott. Fur' ell, 4 f1u:61.4w, iisisex, terser, to Irrim. der, S. id .29, 'et drs.u , tkiolrer 9, wad Novrober, kr, at (;utt.itml I, 1 .to:doe. A itorney. Mr. Obbakiestes, Ltt.r Tower .c.ert, 11.0adna. DIVIDENDS tletolscr •2t J.thn K.try, of Little Newport thee:. Lai Ar :111.1.1hscx, haberdasher, at eleteu, a, (h I.nndon. OrtottLe au. N 'barn Wake, of Spital-ortnare, Luudoa, we -Aver, se eleven at t:ttildhall L. e. wh. r I. id, het Nat'l., of Rayleigh, Eaaex, hat per, id clever, at Gall,lllall, Loadou. October 2'. Geor:reAteedel4n mclJohn Ni•Leam, bath ate. et, Chrtst•rlito rh, own-huts, eleven, at G.0.111;111. Luta h.,. Nove.ob sr 3. John Petrie, late of Xempr,..l, Mirhfiews, tot Julia Ward, late of Ilaawmth, Mid ;,, e a halm cisupnit.u, ii eleven, el Guthihril, L. ta.Lit October ti. Jolla tuienem, of lractt:t bat, d air, ut the f:hthe l'avers, Jultu Erg tt, Vatooher 17. William Chriottaa, of Its erp.soi, at... , 1:•!, Iste,• at the (Aube 'l'seeru, Jolauetrart, I.,verpu.: October ea. Juo•ph Mum, jaw. stow or late ni Netbutr4 Deets, timber-dealer, at shwa., at the Who. Hal hey Newbory. Ortober ea. Jobs f)opetir4, of Ohl B nd steal, kill*. se; taller, at elvers, at Lood.a. CERTIFICATES— (lentos' Rice Price mid erom, of Bristol, marital*, John Ruiner, of Lombard street, Loadoo, Joists Fro, lute of Threadneedle.street, Lamle', sail Kit oton•opon-1:u.1, runcloolt. Diosysius rron, of the Old Change, Lat,,kot, hliro prime. LiAurd, of Sbtdore:l )lOhlketrA, eoto maker. It milord Harrow, of 1.on; Dea• Mil!, Castle Coombe, 11%1 paper-ns tut. Jost ph Tytalile, late of Symond'i Fatildien. 1 " 11 mow of Cireas.atreet., St. Mary.le•butte, can etiesiots• broke r. Charks Bithery Sharp, lately of Bitiniazham. Joint Wilson, jar. of Long.Aere, c.els-waker. . 11londay morning , aCnot ten ricloek, one of tht powder-ini:ls at Dartford, in Kent, together witi some adjacent buildings. blew op; the report sus tremendous, and was beard for several teatime's': indeed. so terrific was its explosion, that it shwa the earl rat a distance of about a mile sod an INK with as flinch force as an earthquake could hart done. It is not yet ascertained how many pram have suffered on this calamitous occasion. but et loss of taro lives has unfortunately been already se vet-tallied. This is the third time within these ot ears accidents of this kind have happened st Dm. lord. IRISH I RAW: Stock per Ccat ditto loll Cuußol*, Nepl Exelrmo, Mediu ea I 'I; NDS. tirand Cala! Stock D.r. 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