The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-09 00:00:00

NEWS: 'LYNCH:ITN, OCT. 7 .—Arrived Ilia Majesty s Gurt.!- trig Assault, from Guernsey 3' the - Brig 11 7 alker, S acK, from GacrnScy, With wines ;- and the Free lirOdre, PETERSON, from Lonisound,• with timber and deals. • . . . - • '. ' '''' ' . - Sailed His Maj es t y ' s Sh ip . Crescent on a Cruize, 414 the Recla Bomb lq. the West ward. There are now about 3000 Artificers in Plymouth Dock -yard., - who work with a zeal unpreCedented. The Caledonia, the largest Ship' ever bUilt in this tostary, has been in nine montin brought as for ward as some former Shiin have in almost as many Yeats ; and the number of Ships repaired, and *now 'der repair, is unprecedented. The reign of terror • hal Passed away, an d confidence, alacrity, and zeal, 41 ark all the labours, of both OffiCers and. Men. NviutouTn, OCT. 8.;---•ArliVed thd Lit i ert4 eAt-brig, Lieut. J OHN C ODD, from Weymouth ; i ane, O ATEs, from' Sunderland ; 'Betsey, Own'', trorn tristol; an ii B r i lani a a Cu t ter, S MITH ,, from Guernsey, . 41 ed His Majesty's Ship Experiment, of 44 guns, fdetit. W. STEWART, and the Apollo Frigate, --7 17,,,,1:,,a1rack1th I also Tirii hone. Sloop of War ..for az ; - I;7'n 1 4 'aunt/ess, DAVIE, for Sunderland; rill `P c, Bucx, laden with coffee, &c. . to the ° 1 11411144 Sl°°P, Capt. SEARLE, is ordered In- . 1- t ir ' llrba ur to be paid oti.-..-Sir THOMAS TRIGGE, It ' i , '4leut-General of the Ordnance' Gcnt...al Eva tj 1 : 11 '. c4 . Trlcaor, and suites, yesterday inspe6ted the lorificatiolis. ''' - - ' ' P, OeT, --S piled This morning for II ar liautiful ne w P acket the BeaufiT , Ca P t „ °1413 . She is a very fine VeSsel of her class, ',A ~m ost excellent accommodations ; makes np , 4.beds, and sails very well: .ttletit. ROBIN:30N has been trying a new sort of a 44t4loarin, built something like a canoe,. but clinch has a contrivance to let the water in, and. `e body of the Boat under the Water, so .thit but the heads an d shoulders of the rowers tea i le th: e vn and th e water can be pumped out again, of . th t' Wa 'AmY of the B oat w i l l emerge to the surface' er, at the will of the direetor, , c,,, tir e t ster ilaY Mr, PrrT, Lord •War . ilen, held a Pilots' re whe n JAVRs Snort.' LE and -Mr. StaAT" and hen Trillity Pilots for this: Port ; and Jour. Th ' e t n : ar id Ur. KILICARDr for the Port, of Deal. tla 4 - f e . 4.4ri ng for our Harbour stiligoes on, but the, is 'lot finally fixed on. .' 4 " 14 .14 thC Downs the AtzleMPe, Sir SIDNEY A () IDlr l et2tertainment is given on bo a rd t o -day Lli r ,,, :\ dicers. The Northampton, 11,11 and Hereford Mili t i as, march from hence t;peo°4l.4", and-th ree Battalions of the Guards are el l to replace them. The depart ure o f th ese . a ve ry n'tleit regretted, as they have behaved itE t d cos and or d erly manner, and their eon ttiti'faCti 4.41 g th eir stay w i t h , us has given general c 4. Lii . ~ I RN 01d'444,1e 7.—Captain SCHAIIPMUS, Of th e . t"t elv ' d , 4 enit, who arrived here on Saturday i ii t • — l's from Elsinore, reports, that a Fleet, eou , ~,,, of t 1 tipwaras of 1150 sail, left Elsinore Roans l'° kiii supposes they I ` ° kfore hitn for England : he I} tit ihto N 14q T\l ( rNIY. ' r* n went ` 11 4 ) tl es daY a Convoy for ' Tonnat,e . 1 '4 4 )' 1141nber, but. are 'still detained In , tli , -G -4'41 tl ) , h , Y i . c°lltrary winds. .A.nother Conv?Y ill Ik rti . `ll4 Port in 14 days I but should the ElbelA' the kii h t ‘,,,, el from Llockade it that time, then T h 941 P'roceed to zllarnburiho sail ' lait • liith . leps for St. Petersburgh this year, th e r, . IN I , %,onvoy tor the Baltic, appointed for the ittst ' 44 0ct,........... 414yeve4!4t, %J 8. -- -Sailed from the7 o . re t y ,ie e e s - t , ' 4 k 2 ,,, 41n g tile nosina Armed Ship with 4 1.1 ke'utivey for the tialtic. ' ' 441 Pia Arm 4 Slip has a signal fi Y i n tbr a j'ivi) Y to T• e - ThursdaY 44, °lltungen, and will sail on b t4 4 a: Ck eral T. 8.--ln-7---.,‘ ed front oil the French ‘' Gun-brgs, which remain in ale, i with it Ni . , , Ships n e ar, Utrccitt,. ÷1,4,4 Is ,L ajc,ty s ,ips . .„, 0 , lit4,,Powerfu/ I Venus and 4riarine Frigates; .11 h • NI ' tte"CPY Prospero 'lnd Kitivius Bombs ; ti Y . ("i 4rl , . , , . I t'd 'igri g s alla P ire-vessels, and a large Flec t t '"Port , strti v , 4 ' • ~ j\l and saile(i for the River the &N al Char- N.,,,, ,triiketl dtigiota, and Sovereign Yachts, Askth 1 , :„. . from' 41 th hesperute Gun -brig on a Cruize. 1,6 t)it , t, ...,........,-- ttOti)ffiltlntrrio v OF PR ri F MONEY. 14112-,14 AlVenrtLand Cie His Maje sty 's '- hirettAn”Cd l % l l ,.4l tkit i t ti t " the Cvlopctturef thEncli LitgFer P ti f i lit) iii4111611:4,41 of the Toreentle 1 bat), 111 ti le . Rc or t t'l atlcitl:4,,! ,ortathouth, o n Tuzci s sty ?lex! 1_ 1 I li k ..lltlay attetrards, nt t 1 me pia"' Z'plN4ll4lfi'lli /411144 from Dantiij to .44444 tlltiere4 i n the Ncx,th Sea; the Grew Y 114 tlaiutri sioop lgovil. j SI111 ) LotUIVCI.I. morniug,, as early AS tent ,~i;re - numbers of people began to assein:Jie at lii93laj esty Dock-yard, at Deptford, •to view the Latinch of .a Ship of the Line. Temporary booths were eretied for. the accommodation' of the. respeaable part of ti company, also a booth for the reception of sortie branches of the tdi.tt FAMXIY, which were expeet ed.• The gates of the Yard were opened, and a 'mu concourse of people of all descriptions admitted tb - witness the Launch. - . It was expeol.ed that Her Royal Highness the I RamEts of WALES would hive attended after I waiting near halfan hour beyond the appointed time, I the Ship went off the stocks at '3B minutes past one o'clock, and never was a finer Launch seen; it called forth a burst of applause from the surrounding spec tators, the Band of the Tower Hamlets, at the sarte time, striking up " Rule Britannia." . Slie was christened the Fame; has a very fine figure at her head, of the Goddess ; is rated a 74 gun ship, but mums 84, sixteen of which are 32-pound,carro flacks, eight on the quarter-deck, six on the poop, and two on the, forecastle. She is built on a new construetion, is very roomy, chocks being substitute (1 for knees. She was launched with jury-masta in, and direaly after the launch sails were hoisted, and she was taken 'down to Woolwich, where she is to be immedkately docked and sheathed,. the dry dock at Deptford not being largo enough to receive her. Captain Moome, late of the, Inde fatigable Frigate, is appointed to the command of her. • Just after the Launch, His Royal Highness the DFICE of Sussax arrived in his barouche; 'although His Royal - Highness was not quite early enough to - see the Launch, he had a fine view of the Vessel as she passed the Yard on her way to Woolwich. His, Royal Highness, attended by, Admiral STANtion, went on beard the Arrow Schooner, in dock, fitting for sea, and viewed the' improvements in her building, at which he seemed much pleased. He afterwards sited the Boat-house, Mast-house, &c. and returned to his carriage at the gates, at half past, two, where the Tower Hamlets Militia, on duty at the Yard, were drawn up -to receive him. He took leave of Admiral STAtlnort, and the other Gentleinen who attended Shim, after politely thanking them for thuir attention, and returned to town._ , At the Launch no accident happened ; • but we are lorry to state, that orie of the labourers (John Mor gan) t'ell off the quarter-deck into .the hold, in the morning, and was killed on the spot. It was expeded that the Minerva would have also been launched; her works, however, are not thought to be yet in a suffitient state - of forwardnesS for the water, but in the course of a fortnight she will, most probably, be completely 'fit for launching. ' The day was extremely fine, and the crowd returned well pleased with the sight, exceptinr , • only those who were carried down to Woolwlch b in the Ship, and some others who were picked up by some Press-. gangs, who were. very much on rho alert after the 'tame of the Launch. CORN-EX e q.—Fresh arriVals ofWheit to-day are bnt few, and for fine about last price is sup ported, second and inferior quality have little sale-a Fleet of Foreign Is soon expeaed, and a reduaion also; Rye, Barley, and Malt, nearly as our last'; 'plaileans keep their price ; new "Ticks about the close or Monday's Market were at less than quoted; a few cargoes of 'Foreign Oati are arrived, but the prices a trifle dearer ; Flour and other articles without al teration. Wheat 453 a 6os a 72S od Pearls 4 8 i VSs 04 - Fine ditto .. 7ss a7B TicA iseans 30i a 43s od Rye (New) . 3as a ;Ss oil Oats 36s a 3os.a od Parley - 32$ a 38$ od Poland do. .3skl 37s 6(1 Malt . 72S a 78s ad Rape Seed - 401 - 421 Whit,. Pease SoS a c7S nd Fine Flour - 6ss a 701 ad Glay ditto * od Seconds Gos a 6ss ad SlNtagem was tolerably well attended last night at Drury-lane Theatre, and, the charadters in' general were well supported.-13ARRYMOIIE re sumed .the part of Paricaurt, which had •been as signed to ELLtsToN, and performed it in. a .very re spetc.tabl manner.--Mrs. DORMER, who is new to the Theatre this year s .. took - the part of Lady Racket 'initead, of Mrs. HARLOW E, who has had a dispute: with the Managers, and is gone to a Provincial - Stage., Mrs. DORMER is a lively pleasant A&ress, and is likely to be eery useful. Mrs. JOiIDAN has made , . . the: part of Letit i a Hardy her own and if she is not etrially what the Author intended, she is the life - of the Piece.: The Farce wqts Tlie S'pltlier t s Re-' tarn. WxotiowroN,came forward before its t:otn-, meneernent to State, that Miss Da CAMP was very hoarse, but, would attempt her; part if the Auaicnce would not perrnii. Mrs. SCOTT to be her substitute. Tbe . Andience, as soon as Miss DE CAmr. appeared, gave her a hearty greeting for her, readiness to dis charge her duty, though indisposed, and bid her 're tire. JouNsToNTE and Mri, MOUNTAIN made their • first appearance :for the season, and were very well received. COOK); retUrtIOCI. to COVeritt.gardell Stage last ;night in the part.of Richard the. Third,,vhich he performed with his usual ability and eat% His re ception was very flattering indeed, and chews that he is a great favourite with the Public.—.lt is to be , hoped that he will deserve the popularity'he has acqnimd, ,by a t . zolotm and, attentive regard to leis professional duty. Kronur. seems to have resigned the part of RtirOtotui to his brother CHALHS, who supported, it,last night with a "' gallant bearing" pegfealy c:baraaerisne. HAttottAta, acquitted him-, self :very successfully in King Henry, A Musical Afterpiece, entitled The Cottle of bunm, is in a forward states it is intended for one. of the Theatres, and is written and composed by the Horn= Mr. BARRY. • utmost enthiataim must, of course; ex.{ pet"ted in the French Troops, as they are not to fight tar such a phantom as .Bepullican Freedom, which , the-Itevolutton; after AA its horrors, has shewn to be unattainable, but are to sacrifice their lives for the solid substance of `the Imperial sway of 130N.6 PA RTC On a late view of a Jury of the County of Dublin, on the lands of Enwatto .K.F.NT, Esq. near Laughl linstown„ Ireland, it appeared there had ht‘eti planted on these lauds upwards Of one hundred thou sand forest and ornamental trees, in fine conditiop, sill which ham been planted within this last fro years. LE.EDS, 'OcT. 'The. murder of Mr. Wm. Stables', tlorsforth, near this town, must be fresh in the reeolle6tion of all. 011 Tuesday Mr. John Stables, also of , Horiforth, his brother, hung himself' on , a high beam in his own barn. At the.time -of the murder strong sus picionageneralifnttached on his brother; (who was also heir to his property) as being access: fry to the foul deed: .Whether -these suspicions were grontided, 'we Will not pretend to detemine.--- , Never-since, however, - Las he seemed te enjoy one Mouatht'S peace of mind his. own house lie dared not F inhabit, and such him, ' sensatiOna:Of. '.tsar perpetually,a,,tritikied him, that ho. would seldom be left alone. 4.bout„cleven o'clock on Ttiesd:ay morn lug he said he was setting off to Leeds ; but • not re. turning at the time expected, search was made for him, and he was ' found as nbeve-mentione:l. • :OtiTburWay last an. Incinest 'was . held by .11aoetc, , Coroner, and a•Lrespe6tably Jury, on the ~body,rof Joh4L§ i tables, oaf Iforsforth, (kilt. WllO w:is :on thetpreeedinernesday evening found,hauging in a , barn •rear his .own •-house. The jury; - after ex 'aminitig''severahvitnesses at 19 the 'state the deceased; found a f vcikci dal,:u4acy.... A o e ntier, ail car . 13,4iIntesthke, zt few . cl.m s ago; shot a braced partridgesp,whoso: b4c4 wore .of. a liglWitandy colourpand their bellioi; quite Nithit6, • List week a 'cow 42.141:aging. to the ,11,:v. Mr. Fletcher, of ittiystfine, 'hear Barra iy, calyed three flue , calves, which, wit-ti inothyr, are likely to do wet. • ' ' The abundance of wasps this year is almost un precedented, and their rapacity, in' the followjne; in stances (though strialy true), is hardly to be . ,credit ed hogshead of :mgart , that had been lying for some time on Blake's wharf, in this town, - that was observed to be much frequented by their visits, was; weighed when delivered to the owners, 'and it was clearly ascertained that P34lb. had been devoured tty these insets ' . Another hogshead, that lay there only four days, was rubbed of 4Qlb. by the same visitors. The swarms that were ottnicted to the wharf by - the sugar, rendered it very-inconvenient for persons-to illeratryd " About hied years ago . a tamiiiven; belonging to the yard,of Mr. Blenkensopp, ship-builder, forth Shore, Sunderland, • disappeared, and had not. been seeh nor heiird Of until Monday it'initlit; • when it was Observed hovering over the said yard ;, but not seeing any person it knew, flew 40 -Several adjoining • yards in one of which it Ll:scoVered - Mr. Brown olio' was Areman to Mr. 4lenkensopp at . the time it went butatow has a yard of his own. It imme diately alighted near him, and when Mr. Iltowntried Ralph, which is its name, it croaked aiiillbopPed •abliut him in a surprising manner,:and would admit no other person to come near it, — " 4 • " ' -a. - A Corporation Town, in the neighbourhood of Weymouth, 'lately publiihcid a hand-bill, fif which the following copy :—.4 7 : i \Vherea, his Mti, jeity . the King and Queen is expe6ted to honour this ancien(Corporation with - thefr 'preseneein. the, count: of their tower—iin order .to prevetit . theth Prole rneet 'login° , impediment in his Journey;„ , the War shipful the Mare and have - thought proper:tint the &Wowing regulations - shall 'hii.;i3Mhibttid:a's fel lows,:—Nobody must not leave no court, nor. nothing in that shape, before their doors' nor shops, - , wheel-barrows, cabbage-stalks, 'inarble-stOUeS; and . other vegetables, must be s of the streets.. Any one Nvho shall fagiving offence lit anv One of these articles, shall be dealt with accorditilo 1:tw„ without bail or rnainp', - ize.—Gailsave the 'Xing, and his Mrship the Mara," From intelligence ' , received from Canton, by the Ships lately arrived from thence, *we learn, that I force of the Pirates in the Chine,se St;as amounts to upwards of 3.00 Junks, well armed, baying on,beard abov'e,6o,ooo Men. l'hey have beentue SO fiiert4(l4.l)le, that they have for seine months stationed thene . ,elves in theqaypa, and approached lite Portuguese Forts with the greatest courage,. Whilst they reniained tin this station all supplies tioni Cation were cut. 6if. The trading:ships having fortunately returned, from India, were fitted out'from, Macao,all,eipedi . ton, and Were on the point of sailing, :wen an ac count was received, that . 11 conitnunicatian. had been .nutde to CIICSO marauders of the ,foree :that 'NI/ H i to proceed against tlipm., accordingly quitt e d their station, ilia l i. ia de a ireelpitate rd;reat. , , At the .Annual Mectincr 'of the'Otley See:ety for improving the Breed of Cattle and Sheep, held ,at that place on Frinay, prentituils of gold medal.; were adjudged to the following, perions,:- , --Sir Henry Carr Ibbetson, for the bust two-year old Wier ; N. Rlchardion, for the second best ditto. ' Sir Henry Carr Ibbetson, for the best one-year old heifer; Mr. ! William DaWson; for the second-best ditto. Ali. Sohn Gain, for the best twovear old bull ; Mr. Thernas . .Beaniand, for the -second-best ditto. Mr. rglier, for the best one-,year 'old bull ; Mr, N;Richardson, for the second-best ditto, Mr, "tacit. Dawson; fbr the 'best twO r oiear old shear top; I\.lr. Raistrick, 'for the Second-beSt ditto. Mr. Hartley, for the best shear tup,` Mr. Raistrick, for the best shear toil lamb Mr. Hartley, for the' second-best ditt9. Mr.' Dan.' PoSter,' l'or the best Ornmo lamb'; . Mr.' Joseph Dawsoil`; for the second-best' Mt. Raistrick, for the best shear owe ; Mr. John Daw son, for the -second-best ditto. Mr. Raistrick, tar the best two shear bulb ; john Dawson, for the; second-best ditto. The Public, an,l particularly those who letteady-; furnished locigingai,' (l i ght to be upon thelr tz - n4t:d; against two young trien'who hav'e j be'en depredatiens'for aeverahnentbs past, b goift.:.f to hogies where they see bill in the' wtnllo lotigings to be lett reatly rtnltished. While Otte Of thetn.goes to vie* the aparttnen6, the other pre tends be will vait.in the pasoge', but takes the .op oitonly m pocket every„ thing valtiabl, that he o'l l lied. Ode of theiwapeOrs to be about twohty:-Leui years of age, abdut live feet seven itL'hos',ll)ghi marked with the in - tall-pox, dark eom'plexien, full face, and speaks rtt her slow.- Tbe 9tlwr getter:l4 tiffs as a scriant, that he mai hav'e - pretett to re main below stairs, to ena l ble teeornmit defireda dons when no perSon'i3'prcsont. A poor:woman died last week in Warringtm• at great age a 110 ; she rewined her faeulti i w to. the last. RIOT. At two e'doek, yest4rday„ a soldier be10t1;:...-: the 3d Regiment of Guards went into the Mr. :Bulton, - Pork-butcher, Silver-street %raare, and purchased six_ pennyworth of a head, which Wai platlibgely -CUL for hiri3. in a few minutes he returned and demandod , his money, in sitting that he had not recei v ed the worth of it.. This Was, refu4ed•- , - - -on Wll:Ch he went am - ty ; but in about an htiorlie returned 'again, with tWo of iris conir.ides at the Sarite Regiment, btinging terra h!ire bones Of tho piece of pig's hu4d, '1034 te- Fea!e4his doifonii for his moiwy.- 'This bcing. rC fy a, second, tiold, tho three soldiers abused Mrs. 4tOtl . in the tllo i slinnefiil inanher, end, by their riotehis behayionr; cAleCieda.'Mob of between ttvo 'and dop'personsbefore.tl4-hotiSe. Tiwo we;-e sent toy; awl three $04.111 arriv!d, one oi I,vhonl dieted tho soldier his'utotief, on condition that he and his CdtripanionS7 Should r away qui'Mly: 'I ii i»r ni!(.t U 1 rernongtrauce3 wens iU tan, and the consia. hies' were under the necessity of attempting tvtike t hear - into custody.' The soldieii, .who :!ere altnest frantic with liquor, resisted, and a violent scuffle ktittch sorne of the" mob took part with one side, and seine with the other, !Ille.constabl:2s at last succeeded 'in getting thiin away' as far as CanLibf-itrettiwb%en. one of - sOld?er3':elfieled his escape, leaving ther, other two kitting, tkocl Struggling' with the. Constables.' ‘, The latter were obliged,, in their own deflit:'e, to inAke inneh u.4..e o their staves, with which they. beat 'tin sphiter4 ut)on. the, head, and .cut and bruised them desperately--..- At last two of the 'constables ,Overpovered one (..-1 the soldiers, and, seizing him by .the leg>i and arai, dragged him to Mariborough-stmet l'he third entistable, Who rent:tined behind the othersoldier, being unable to Man* him, toade -his escape into the house of Mr. FOWler, in Carnaby street. The sOldier Pursued him, tind, with hi3 , hands;'brokerthe'Shop-door Window, tore the framo down,,demolislred the glassin the window;, 'and t'rt teMpted to leap in several tirnes' but Was proventcd by some persons behind, who pulled 13ini 4el: - .. -The -mob assembled by, this time was very numerous, and great apprehensions were entertained of - a ge neral riot. -The neighbours became_ tilanued, and began to shut up theil- - shops, when- a posse of QC/1) e cutlastes, arrived, and carried the Soldier ofF ., -to Marlboroth' , street.Otlif:e. an examination took- place be!Ore'the Mnistrates, which lasted a considerable time. Mr. Button at tended, 'Oa Produced' Part of the park, to show that the meat was sound, and of 'good Artality.' The, two Soldiers were commuted to'the Ni 'Prison. They were conveyed thiongh , the back,door. from the Of fice; to avoid the mob, who were assemhled in great numbers, andeuraitwed t h q ra- till neor t io'Cl . pe.k. &wire/ one of the'popttlao?, .Itiasntl so c,; ti; militfa on it charge of , ossisting the iioers. • &ikon alid Mr. Fowler were bound over.. to pt . , aro''sorry, to, inform our Itmlers, that ati attempt Was been niade"to introduce the.cis t graceful - and savage . ctistam r>t Prize-tirting tnt the . 0f CAOtre4ter. , A match waS . nt 1 eivkesbury .IVilli,on Perkins, O 'Warrington, in the County of Worcelt and Cliarie..'s Ballinger,. of Choltenhani,ll.Vo 'eeklor:lt(A Chinn. ; Swan,.ak StauntOn, Ibr the. • place of meeting,„ oh Weduetlay -last j .hot the Her. onr worthy Magistr.:res,. iannodii'itelyinterposed,his-;tuthotity„ . ana provente.l it.. The conoderse., consisting of upwards of pdopl e ; ninny of whonr.ht - id - cote a verk,eonsidol%l 4 „L: diStapee r thOil proce44l.t6l,ittle LOn.i.,n,- itt Hert fordshire. Intelligence , of.tho tomult• having been comnkrni.cated to that*Vigihint iNhigistr:.te, the Ike)... 'he intantly proceeded alone to the sps.t, there not time to collect : couia rci...ch it, howevcr, hc..ti-..rre the con)hat begun.; hut.he rushed into the licicl, 'and, With igrkt FersonA took Perkins , out of tip., ring to hi:: own. lionsQ, and bound'him {Aar td lkct p the pace; SpQan tors .gratimilly disPersed, uttering their di.icontent in the most opproimous express.ioni gt so nnelvei:.teill di%.ll)lX)illtlllcnit. A Tecial CCn stithl'o v,;:tei next 'day sent over to Cliche:lllam , fir -.Ballinger, .Ballinger, who, with proper sureties, -entered 'into the usual recognizanceg. - .This lawless' ttSrictubLito was patronized by:4oeral persons of distin6tion fri - ;rn Cheltenham, one of whom brought Ballinger to t ..seoni,:,of aetiim in hts equipage. The 'condha 'of the Magistrges on the abcive occasion justly en , title.; them to the highest commendation. Mr. C. nt E L . l F. repairedlo the first pbco of meeting upon, a very short notice, and exerted bi 3 authority with fett amidst the threats of violence from th e nob and 1)r. was-no-less :iaive, although' (*sow', in tin ilityto ltt 114031.44tifi04 a loss vignantdtheharips of Ilk public duty.—(Glaurrsier I. inorti;ng, about nine o'clock, a se r i ottir accident “eok place in a house in Kittle Vine-trectt, corner of Swalloiv-street, l ) iceadilly. A porn. wo- Irma (wlio, NVialil/er htnAband.aild two children, had taken an upper apartnient in .the house only the iii( fi )i d ‘111 :1 1 ) 11 " X:. 1 1 ( bI t i.ree ) with the whole-of its Contents, e fo • near half a pound of!„. , ,unvowder,ini.,,r t, of fire itrunetrihtly after co inn ',..c the, w hole blew mit h a vl,l, alarmed ...the i)eighbotirhood, very t old; ppwarcls cir .14 front iy s forct..ki into thp.,strixt, it it cles of furniture, but Aixith)ut, poor.Nti.altain 'ti as a little' tit in , litst the' eandren., 'Who Were fon :a thn oliti‘ end of the Itithtut. It , first itt - lat,;intAl 111 IL „ t,,, the purtitts I.t! oLu wt , t .1( Bow-',ll - cf:tt., ,ill 1011 V vtirpt,,,tain; tioia PI 1.11,-, ;.,..t.t,„ t fi, ic h ait y, o( l, klilliidertibit; 1 traeit:d to titot vot (luring the renter l..rrt Qt tin day, al Friday lust, in the afternoon, tlw' body of rt Na ii tioated on siaont near lii.. Mariello in Pcvenstly Bak By a $ . lOll 11)1111d in fatitt cif Ilia 1):)C1 - otS yir ippettt+ed ho W 4 tt Lietit. 4N1,11:11. a tile' itifanglerP9n-brig. Th e COlTirnitioit was higped Aitgutit fxst. 'Die body tlad beau 014,,y a tew days m the water.