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eir falsehood. It !of credit to stAtt r, 411 E 141t1L:1. It 1.1 t, not deny that %s o s not unworthy hich we were not iiC P: ^s4, to see the themselves, f►rmi is w'ilich they toys ithout fuun 'a i n. '1 they rnig.it iidv a .y, we do,,nyt Blame fence of th_i► Btt ' knew, or ought r., key have, :and !MEOW, :Cid :y t,, , f the crow, ned to state. • ion. Aft.' P.l• el Irt t. r ! • . t vcre mere. I.*y serre t.o ti4i: ,ce. The baffle f only 3 drawn b.it d An,ttia , ose of nt r ording as !re of war to son,'" .ovisions, being PI: Olmute, by the dy of the Little,' eana to t'..e Ncr:h !th of Nosey's:we, issian foice in Oat to that date.— e year', crop and tl:e short inter• wember, and the battle. But, area suddenly eurpriwd : for the 'inn's:ice. little sustenance at re the cause, some. been exp.laed in t' e !Li was so siecisledit , tigtvented in the tad witliihe rreart appiasiZ, iven licks Austiiass. army seos The brunt of that Ilse Austrians are s of it. We fear. sun army felt itself e French, oust thaf an armistice, tinfitt air. But the wel ed anoth..r cause tcr uent neg4;atto4s it at they have been Gtau•sy„ to gain know whit hetuelk sfortunate 6 It U:! 1%0: sable Allqtl4 PI raise ITC can seeirte s• t Ilot‘PAstrr. wn , t:! his laurels by SI littl history of, the late IMMINIM i.ea IJ LMEAGII had al an. ndsor L...stle, nd to ;,V4l ; h ,uno. hip 1 ft Winds' r, for nuniecion w•,is yes- JANC le* ';3113. le • .1 ...IN 1 1 r 9, 41: , •I . 1 11 Irt /..•11•..e W. a luu%m : from Cork on ;•.! t lndi 1. 1 get S'•ee' ..1 CLatitieut, to L. until within • Itntiid not tcanth. It v. that the iviretn.,6 • .t inst. it , o•o. ilit pre 1' is ha,o6: fur Taa,da • 111•111 int 11111.11. 1 1 • C.11•11111.tr. • • gus exeo. :or rr.,o , a al., t. 11.14 Alit! /inning of the S.p.ui, ..or in be, Sit, ou.nkit.t: t. — '..LC.PTI be 2.1, or Que‘t,' tr, Laud at .r 3, it part of xh.tt Rego' mots, with 15 1.. ;h ttigre. Th•. t. helonyi..g to t!.c I' the 54 h etegini, De of tt.e whet.: 1414.ge /COP. 1 k `tea gp Nif 7 POETRY. SONNET To MUSIC. let Governes. of Sou vist then rant confront! Passiset, tliro' the M....0g ear ! Fy'n Anger paw,. ie Ilia mai career, a owns thy nt ,sic inflnenee o'er the roe' ! +ward Wrath . ' ebbung tide briMs to roll— ;tiers amid+ d'a;lerse—the on-map sky grow. clear—. F . ll eheer Denude,: dark 1114 hope and Ilght, at thy approach, appear. cold an humble Minstrel of thy hail, Vlore pipe resound , along the echoing street; hie 'raid of eight, yet skilful ia his hand, And tender i+ the to IR he piiya, and awe-t; lie heart is blithe, his co:lntel:rice is bLand~ 0 lappy art ! that C2ll misfortune cheat HAM. THE FANAWIC. When bigotrfei intemp'rate 'war Darkems the mind with ;Lades of terror, Th . enthipiut, led bim:elr 2;•rart, D:=1114 all the world beside in error. For him returning seasons bring N 3 scenes of mirth, no tohmis of ghd a ss ; Tine beauty smile, and music sing, No charms can move his sullen !adorn. The d.cenciat of life h.! spurn• , Accomplishments he tat rus decetthert... Trots 'cisme, 3S a serpm•, turns, And an the leaned, like untielieTer... He wages war wit'ee co.nmon sese; Sticides fur mystery's cinmini• , ll And w nem he can make no doh nee, Appeals to some Mesinthsymy contract. his knoerii In coarse iuvoc , rVo Oftrlldea:lng, sec► freedom he his t.mree alliw., As shams his heart vo,sl of fettling. - - Vesterdaysnoraiag the Duke of Keys left Wind . t'tr Kensingirn, Palace. The RUYA L FAMILY are exneft A in town, for the season. on the 14th or 15t1, i • omit. The Right Hon. G EC) N.; Z. Kni..l And family, arrived, last week, in Alberorrle-stret, from Ire land. The Hon. the Dean of OW.illY, brother to the r 1 of N , l A YO. has arrived, with his family, at Toot Dives Hotel. The home arti furniture, in Challe-street, Vence pequaro, the property of the once celebrated Mrs. Honots, were disposed of, 13st.week, by pub lic auStion. Mr. G•alwilr will shortly 102/11^§ a new tragedy, plia rhiel Nia%ter RUTTY will be the leader. • ' SIT. T. Di 6ois's new comedy, has been three times rehearsed. :sod report speaks in hizi, terms Of it. The Marchioness of Wat.ttster had a small party, on Thursday evening, at her house Park- Luse. The Marquis of SA I. IS3I.:11 v left town last Mon• day, for Ipswich ; and, Ull Thu, a chy, left liiswizh tor*Aldbornugh. The Jihterelt Volunteer Corps have received or der, t , he under arms, next Thursday, by five o'clock in the morn;n7. The Duchess of Dsvosiutter left town, oes Thursday, for the Pridry; which is unusually crowded with Nobility. The Hon.Mr LAIC CL LTs arrived, yesterday, from I lare-Woed Castle, Ymicsbire, to his house Hares Wood Place, Hanover-square. V.courit And Visenantess CASTLEICAOII anived in town, yesterday, f:em the Pi iory, the scat of the Margins of A atAcone, and dined with the Earl and 4:”untecsniCi. A IA C• 1 i Y, al. &bait' house. bpsias Garden 'Terrace. Lora limatsw leaves town to-morrow. (or Rut lanelshire. ..... Led .n 1 Lady Jou:: Turtist arrived yesterday„ at their house, lie:keity-sqoAre, from Vlikshire. Mr. G. Hrata or has WI XI% <lll AN'S Hotel, for his seat, at tiAirton-fiall, lrragley, So great k the ans'ety of the ruldic to <re rtie pr- , ce-aion next Thursday, the fitrr guineas hay. allual!e been pa'd for one room in Fleet-weer, and a tradesman is the Strand has let his house, for that thy, for ISM. _ _ Great pr, partitions are rnakino, at the Marquis of Watctsixv's houNe, in Park-lane, for the recto.. lion of his Lordship, who is expetted in a few days. Maclaine Ga is‘ist is so far recovered fr. in her late indipositior, as to be enabled to perform At the Opera iwict Tuesday. l'he Duchess rit St. ALeatt's, we are sorry to state, is indisposed, at her bnuse, in Strafford.plate. The Dowager Marchioness or DOWIGAL had a small Card Pal ty , last evening, at her house, Dover street, Piccadilly. - Old MoscHIS was a great bear. and carefully concealed his ar. Loa's the XV.tis said to him, one day, Is Mom. sir. they i i.e you credit for ft() years."—"Yes, Sire," answered Moscaar, " but I do /fife it." Earl NILSON enThursday arrived at the Rull Rochester. front Camel bury $ and, after taking some refreshment. imm diately proceeded to Landon. !slr mister has begun to build a Theatre at his oratatiful villa, at Gillwell, near Waltnemstave. upon a very Loge scale. Ihe scenery is entirely ton.icr his cFreflion, and painted . in Inc Italian stile. It will be completed early in the spring. A 1, tter from Dublin. says—.. The loyalists are indulging them.elves in the exp.:ldiots of seeing the Unice of CCI4III RI ASO ht.:v. to be installeu Chant.elbir cf our University. Certainly there is not aoy pfrt of the iisttialt Einp:re, where a Sue of out beloved Monarch would tie recciseJ svitS more enL:tuaiaatic gfft3ion 'eye& Da":. LORD NELSO.V. , Yererday manning , ntrnit eigio_efclock, Llrd Nlelsn's coffin W4S r4tk , •n out of Mr. France's 'lmp irn Pa and pi ued, is a hartrect, It was w r s t in shnns, and a quatviv of strays laid on he hearse, to ptear.,ta j:4111.4g;t to tlw ve:vet. As fit 0011 as the door of the hear.e vet. tened, Mr. Chippendale, who had covered the cof fin with the velvet, and put on 'the o:filaments, te:ng fvatful lest the velvet or his wot kinar,ghip ..h.itild &tan- any injury L . :lmr' the carelessne•n• of the commeri .'tiver, got upon the box, and u nder. took to drive himself. He proceeded in a very slow pace, picked his road, and did not arrive at G get .t. wich Hospital ttll one o'clock. Lord Hood, the Governor nt the klaspital, on the arrival of the hearse, came to the door with the keys.in hi, ltan4l. Lordship conducted Mr. Frauce'a porters, with the Loftin, to the room where the remains of the.- row-h-lnved Nelson lay in three other c-triiis, the coffin made horn the wreck of the mast of the'', L'Orienl, the leaden, and the 04k. His Lordship did not admit any other person into tl e room, but .-Me. France, his rollers, Mr Rub. si r 1111i411iC - sq eel, one of the King's car petite'', and Mr. i'llmatts ere onegqw a,. coopi4 • 4 1' pendale. When the tlsree en Pint were lifted-into' 't aid Flph•4lc,et pinolgtielt,,, expressive of his ar,fent • the outside coffin, Me:lPippinifale screwed it •np. iassiorstforamr, aati.reetucetiog ea lackfcgAir hair, They then all telt the s room, :psi ',Lord Hnol as a tokies of ner egeedioNhor *gisis . 9lo4,l4, ten tricked thisifonr again , and puk the I. into Hi pl)fiCei• C011C1t161 , %1 WI 41 vetirmalisquithin;eiter st.eroad,delfrrt ii ke n , FiveOtheers who served onboard theVereee, under spa.; by name, wid,l fereownisisoWpffetiders our sh•paited I - 14—.4 and who wet] on 'l. .11" i ;he sli het s 57sme article; we n• vessel stnich cotoreted ere ieirriA4V riPil,..-r•r 1 V N••• .•, • I to * Chilfillii I.*Tr to Greenwich, Ina le flpelic.itine'ftit:ei?-5t .1 1 , . , I •'v' • `• • "';:srlsiiisf S see the enffin or their det,aieci tesorrhsnder, ; tat : ntylA 'MAK Lord Hood, in very pcsitive turns, our p. ray. I :e s S:e era refused them. saying, i was+ itnpe".ird.• ter s • • l t ' him to allow it : ell pledged Ms hotrour the( ne . k• .41 ,"Vilt - I.e•WAslEsi, exit le, Pe should iced' to see it MT - Sutday 11A Iritreet rn,aitine, when the remains of Isis I•ordelep would rrec..4.l: A z Van ".r . 9)4 '14:4; eiT ;Milkier publialy lie in steke.e offieees went away with ful.ly, diitArrlfifkfur,l 4 - . jal 9 ' H .' • . 4 ' visible marks of re7.7B9and diseptoinement. • iLiffll'ik tf."26 Tjartei,weitil/4,,*- •ir it • . litspiiiik 4 •of , ~ TO THE EDITOR 0 f PRSIS. • .... A , Anfltitc of 51. 1 - • o c kl r osecatnie,,Yr?P..stme '• , ' -,taker in Hohs en, and ticnevieee I 'refgirude, anti 'if /so'n I is a... ••, mont3 'MArih, 18/74,114 .4 • ! t•-• ilie letter, from the vant./. a • re I,l.stay. T':? Tot:tiger 4r. : . 101,1 g tint On the evening he rt]ceived r r.!: i -tke , enntainieg zt,b nt're 3t• :1 • ' t ifstefshise:•. In reserting to the the pecke•-liook sk-as •t!:e. ;fetetell ... „e"" Fie aeluwTiteel • hls I •1 'loss,' 'Who immediately' came . toivire ..tet, attar ',lending much time in wt. less e•erch.• he at last tame-tithe note ton Hank ing-enase • ire , slantriesardoireoe s and from thence et Me linoneb riper, in Newkate-street. who, h,id se-:ressteed it wish his bankers Levis* taken it'l. ern a ytuittp . .vl , o23All, mote rimea eforev!iii•the porch sse o. dr;greaseety of meads. ?riser.'', ls, ! ad Itrelee'siorvant with Mr. r or ur.ats. of ,is, :runs and an htdt ; the, at the time at the reilencey, thee, was no t . ',7,-(r rti vim. in the I , h.sns+rp seionalbrusslibisrasmr,tdilat y •:•4 lived with him 14 a short time, previous tatatisida trainseslien an i torqraerirrt. , /..litce hi.tweeri the • t w., .4 c1i.41 Ly Ler. A•reirttit ieirk it*llttr ssmellittlfriel4l she yrMitger Mr. E.•isAihitlf, as to ;Vie value ef.'lr]; diets. shawls, retying.. he had some to ,dispose of, giarrei to him Me a trieni it seder ; unciebie, coupled „cith the ateremt given -hr HattiiittitO, seised a' thseirion tr.n.N the Pri•:7...ers. V:oni tile tr,itinloA)- of .),rlr. Ma:ell:or] ft apPearest-inh softie duet time after the rebbeq the P 4116000% 1 .‘ 12 1! !.lakatel catie w h.s s :op, and pweiused, goyds to tire amounts.* 34;. 19s. and gave him —in 4 payment the. .°?`•01. note in qn-iron, and he r?- turned the 'nits She was npsemels 'nf'.fetir hours in the %Insp. cianosing the articles ; 4,34 1, t 41d him, she had a cousin, an Officer cm hoard aianon of war, who nave her the money to eurch use dome articles, as through] his means she It scd a. s .11 slops, and other wart. ty the sailors, by .which she 12:vie uu• a comfortahls livelieood. Upon heating rieis account, lie did not hesitate to deal with her. ;She hed iofAre child wittrher, and *tlt away in a eolith% 'The'nett 431. Fe paid the 'rime into Ins bankers ; he rec,.3eav,i ii perteCtly wore, as i: was the emit not: he paid in on that d.y. Ile swore pn sitivele. ent only so the pers,m, hut the-voice 011ie prii , ner t both of which were very reitterhahle. liuringthis itsvestigati : ,,n, the condu, Or both the ?rein] is was weir insoleot, perticularly that of the fern ile, who denied every part sit the transaalon, with the greatest violence td relict an 1 Revere. and app. acrd even to defy the atithrority of the M A‘IS TR isres ?ben:selves: They were both ennusaitmil for furlee examinetion. 31.2tiIdn Miler was hreught before the MaOtS TR ATI% in Aistody of Young t totter, charged by him. with ntttering base and cninsterfee money. C: neer stitte,i, that while lie was sitting is a puhiie-house, yesterday morning, the Prisoner came intn-tee room, but, upon perceiving him, imme diately ; kntrwing her to he an off otfecder, he followed, 2,1 , 1 searched her; sod found upon her 73 base nr c,..nnterfeit shiiliegs; some good sliver, and a qeantity of the :sittings and parings of this hate corn. She also had a ban. iI..K clothes, some of which were of a superior kind, ehnee•her general ippearanee. Ike also stated, that ahem S years since, she was along with her then husband Thomas Wil liams, for otter t4g forged bank notes : he was con vieted, and tmectited, but she acquitted ; and, dur ine her confinement in Crelrustord Gaol, beca me 2.q:; tinted "Rh her present husband, Miller. '('he y were all well-koown as IJelongting to a gait; or coineis. In her defence. the Prisoner said. she had seven children, the clef..? only , levee years of age, and arse then at the betas% The clothes were her owe, and a new tehite gown, of a superior quality, she said she had !meet/used for her child's christening ; and all she reqnested ..vas, to have ti‘is infant left with her, which '1;:11 , 1' granted. She Was rattans:est by a were line boy-, ebont eight years ohl. The MACS/a AILS ordered le•r to be committed. MAILI I . , ReeGH-STRCET. Yesterday. a dustman. of the note. of 'Spi'ee r, was charged by Lady Joking s coacheimi, with maim estsly Sit—Observing a. Tu. Bat run PRE I S, a letter addressed to you, from Mr.Bicktivlt. Ise . t.dt•- avows .ver having seen me, I wasindueestimnie diately to wait on him, to see whether 1 had nude aay niktake as to his person ; when, to my great as tonishment. I found it was not Mr. flickieli /ht. spoke to me.at Sir It. Cadet's lanlti(s. '1 1' therein e witch cnncerned, and truly Arry tli4 1 should have made such an error. I since find: , perms wha did soak to me, was sel for Sir Robert, wnom I can /1..1:1 6 lb s das called on him. This truly unfortunate, and vet!' urintentim mistake on my put', mars as 'lie, et in my Affidavit ma.to before the Lord 4,101, or Mr. likancil. the Piosrcinor, it wa, aatia:ly Mr. Gaselee with whom I bast.a.: sunvereatioa at Sir R. Caldn's Indt;ings. I am. Sir, Tour htyri'ie rvant, JA!.II*NICHOLSOIS• C:a%en-stee . , Jai•, Four rez:mears of infante*, adad.sis emmelatms of cAvAlry. are to be auemblod in •I•riniino, smdeethe commAndO General . Sir n staff n order to attend the funeral of Loitirsilet.4 4. The in fantry will be drawn fro - it the seiitt.!lern Distrift. Iwo IlfghlAnd regiments, the 79 16- K•t•hattalitttlii and 92d, from Oqiritye And Carterbtht: Older Major-general Hope, the other re.;initiits from Sussex. The eAvAlry unair Nt,jor -General Blee p AIM. A d•tachment of the natal Artillery, eleven gnus, is alci under qf (it'll to attend 'the regiments from Kent are exreded to mareb—the 79th and the ;124 al: day. •'• • ' The a:at battalion of the 79th tegirrielit [ATTIC in. to Rochestir r.n ToestAlav ; the 2.l.battalion were etre - . •.etl reel.? tlt. Are to attend tine tuner 4 cf Lord Nelson. lu the boraisr,h of florooghbriltre; in Yrok , h;re, for wriih the late tine. MT. SCOST was ‘leinlier, the intrust of the Duke of Ntwdsitt.e . prepon derates, and on tb.t.t.Sir Faasigis : Netter r was re. turned, when lie first came into P.irliament. Mr. SCOTT succeeder' his failietr in his seat fir tit- ! roughbridge,,on t:le 1 atm 'b being created a Peer. . The ill-fated House of Au.tns may tee considet ed as longer at the :tau at the Getman Em pire. Independent of hiv -pteviniaty well-known intentions, the T4raist of Egoist his expressly avow ed his determination to stipulate, or other to di,..'orr, that its present Heir Apparent shall teonquish pretensions to the honorati dignity rf •Irl of kolions. It WAS the opinion of that ante atd well-informed statesman, Lord CIIIMT racist-P. about the middle of last ce•itury, th.t the-lespeitial 'dignity and potypt should be made Oereditar s o iv the Huns. uA At:sears, in ordeo to form an effebitial balance nit ailstt the power of Franee, in its eine state! What then wo.old he that Noble Earl's semi ' meets of the "resent state. of Europel The present iiiirending state of subjugation and thraldom, which, at the itsif of the Corsi's'', me•-• naces the Cortinent, might ceitainly have been at-cited, had the PitUSSIAN MOK ARCH boldly and manfully come forward; a line of condua to which he was prompted by every principle that ought - to aauate the breast of a Sovereign. Having let slip the golden glorious opportunity, through which he might have here hailed the political Saviour of Europe ! disgrace and unavailing regret will the lighte,t, part of his portion. Let him not think that the most humiliating submission will app•tase the succisdal Tyrant, for what he has already dene.. No, he must look, at least, for the immediate debti. union of his insulated territories ; Airspeed will; iiroliab;y, swell the dominions of the new King of line Aat A, and that, in the bosom of Switzerland, A v .fi hard will firm -a part of the ficketic depart. meets of Fra:lce A Paper of yesterday save—" The Anserian and Russian Ministers at Berlin have each deliv. red Notes to the Prussian Minister of State, requiring the speedy execution of the provisions of the Emory concluded between the three powers at Potadam, en the 3,1 of November. That Treaty, we under. valid, secures the co-operation of the whole of the Prussian army, by the 14th of December, in case the mediation of His Mai ass Y bhould be unsureess ful, through the anshitit.us prejedb of ttu• Freucb Eserza2c." eisms.ly lIiJ wilfully impeding the passage in the :trot. and preiw.iting the carti.ige frem passing. It ,ippeet&, by ti.: statement of tlva tvacbman, , . rOLICE. . . eonfrmed by a GeOtlestan ven.r, accompanied kady thilling in her carriage, th.ti tie way WAS s:opped ins Little PultAtepeasvati eft *midi)/ List, bf a coal viaggrsn, On one side of the-atioses.unloading, and the dos: cart on the heiDg, Wied, the street was. toe .frirtipw Coi-thetoaciww . yo E mu; ; ?IA p, i5)34 . 1;,: 0 t,a . 11 6 044 " 4.41- _ - ,• solbpoleir. S:e.'t, discarded rOf the Earl of Itenalagh, made a cony Alt, upon oath, agtinst ha LordsNp, t4;r - alefflevlt'as%oult, ate4,,that. he tridtb=en gArdehert4 (he Tart tle,s; fin*, ;It` ; and, fin&p: they , e. t^ . 4,ich ~ c n4 1,4 nnt % tee to n e- 4 ~ they, h e gave his I..r ? rdship a rivinth's w.stnlng, me (* . A .: L i .. ip . , . t : 4 a. „ a r il s - k m : a . " l l p - t o r i e n l i si 4 e ,'Zit ir t t r t' e Cme t i• i 1. u e sJAy List, .ind the littde desired hin t to.render . a. tehe.lnle of his inrslemzilti veds, ili..•. tri the 4 6611 i ms ' I fir g IN 4 11 4 CI , t l 4l} l !q-- • S . ) 11% 4 . . , i t v ) ;;d ry il l F nt nsaiinet ; I nd 4 Ni t no; nr t iii}.ai,p. • evenin g , his I,nejsiii i j • demanded the %Chet-hilt!, Ind, lin,ii.i g it not iead F , i•e s , :ii.t..l ihe o , rtiniiiinant hy i er • 14 .rm51 4 , b1 ? t 9 b. h tt.4 4 ,141'1 1 ' VW tbilt ,¢.•4, .1-rs sii:,!reo ,:..r C tell 41 . ZP i p, RIC St, ~ e . t'ip• c;e.ir, knocked Inns dnwn,. 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COllp • •lIIX 01.9 br iu i•I • if. -1 -r year Crl 41112,4, to Inaao a ‘Plerl.l(.ll a 11 , 10.tt do. lay, g.f the Two tin w••• Iv , Regiment; and a; ere Ileldath the Inotrucktrus IBA Meat:Wert. trout the QuaYtti Mater talltooral. yogi oat* harthor i ,:ors-d to coo., in • reutoodug (tat-11,eo • of tali brif i aill to orocrril Liy the. icioted mote io Chat, •wo„ itc. wehr.• tae! %do he .1.1.•• ;crest, slid Lents"' t'll it • •CA.i ~F. 1' Bat tins-es OillipollPllt., behroging to )ill-its. ,sii -a moth th • exception of two sets ft, the earner 114 oieditities an.l io neireitial tools) are to seetwo;.ani Ole hems: :sod, • q ua ,sr rain at ChathYill, should la...dciiveced to Nl•sets., Trotter, Areas, resiiliolt three, who will nine the iicea•i•ly receipts toe them. I have the honour to tie, tv (Illignvell W. MARLLY. ..._,..svololosoao The Priem's, Can:ain SHAUL', sided fromCnern sey, for London, on the I.h December, and has nit s i nce been heard of. The Ahiett of Hell, Captain Sirius, is lost Roar Dungeness; crew saved. Yeste , day evening, about six o'clock, a fire hstu;:e out in an upp.r-room in :he Yellow - Fever O. e, Chaeinscrnsi, which at first raged with such ifri petuostty as to threaten a general conflagration in that neighbouthood. Flom the want of water, during the first half hour, the alarm was so grest. that Litt iohabit.snts began - to temove their turwiture with the greatest expedition; however, by the timeiv and well-direßed exertions of the fire-cnen, who arrive c with several casings, in a few minutes, the'prcgresi of the fiames was checked ; gird, in two hrAits, are danger was wholly dissipated; the Toni +vat airnosi entirely de4troe.l, anti th.! Irian and back garrets. trigcther with a gnarti:y of fainiture, %. at ern. siderahlv injared. The pary-walls, on each side, were also i'amaged ; but, we 2tif hafo - iy to add that, from the appearance if the tire, at the cony rnencement, much less damale has Len Stllill tleti, than WA , at first apprehended. Weunderstand shim the acrident on from the carelmners of female se , rant, in leaving a lighted candle near thi bed c a•ta MO