The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-03 00:00:00

SU f ? ►vrWS. Dear., p e r. Mid remain in the Downs, the htliil.leTniolne, Winn l'e;er*3 bnrgh, botattl 'to Opwrto, . Came down froth : the ltiver the HeywnOil,• tr...A.E%isworTuy f6tAallr . .4s and Calcutta. the wh`ole of ti:c remain, detained by contrary winds .---;',11(1 S W. Lavaftroae, sroitp 3 ine, Cu AM LEY. front Dublin to Chester, was lost on La3l,' 114 1 1 e crew saved' by the life-boat. The itra. ganza, that sailed from hence on the, 26th ult, for Dietner.sro, has : pnt hsck,with the loss of fore -mast, bowsp;it, and main-top.mast. TRANSOM?, SEP - T, 29.—The sloop New St. )'i«' tikk of 13,11iintore, front Cork, was. driven. on shore 'in this Bay 'Tile crew Antl six bas. sengers are saved. It is much doubted whether the vessel will be saved or not. Pontsstoutil, ocr. 2.—The TlANcock, of Baltimore, passed by to-d:iy cur tiolland,-- Wind %V , FALMOUTH, SEPtg. 30.---Arrived the Osborne paekct with a mail from Surinam. Came iii the • Adolphus, ClinisTlAN, froto,Londun t' the CMpe and St. Helena, with 1031 'of . fore.mAs r, and the bead of her . main•inast iprung. Ct;nie in t 4 Bristol, AYRES,. frpiji 13, istul, with loss of'maiii 'Atm.—Wind Ulittwicit,'Oc4. 2, —C-one in the fsamoset, of Ntiw Vot k, with loss of ttneborsana cables, hav ing been on shore on the East Burrows Sand, and has inn). feet ~rater in her hold. Also put in the brig Loc o Amuse, oil from Naples, with logs u 1 andiors Ii cales,—Wind tV,';•, WEYMOUTH, OCT. 2 —The Susannah, of this drove mu Of 'Our Roads with loss • of ..a.nehor and ; do not.hear of any et lier 'On t eoaltt. 44:46 . 6A1g, 2.—The Rettvery,,TuroliNp, froiit this port to tots, put bads, with logd of aiichor Arri'vell cif Berwick rsn tL e 28th' ult. the Trinna vrtiggiina 111; ; ?..ger, with 4500 ailicors genera, 200 halt Hnkrts of Vralitly,ol . te 6) the Alerwhiti and Royal Charbitte Cruisers. The Arei;tltilte' CO.N4rairtNe and netitc arc et• : „ peet«t in London , t lri s d a y or to-n i or r o w , .from the • erwittine t it.. . . -. [4.lc ICIVICC:i i ' l'Olp, Lisbon report,. 14t„'grent dissatisfaction prevails amongst the Portuguese in etitis , !cieneti of* the Government ofSpain still per . tisQti t .; in its rr . fitsal to restore to Portugal Oli. 'venea, and sisivie other forti fi ed places un the frontiers,, in virtue of an.ai rangement entered ilia) ipil l ,.iiiii,a i zp-) 3e t iicett the two Onvertintents.— '. Great Bri'laiii; it iii added, has init . & rep'resenta*- - tiotl3 to Sjiain o i (lie injustice .itad impropriety .- . of bere*ond.ot. - Meanwhile the 'Spanish 'Govern - illietlt iir!. 3 tilvAiiS 1(1.i-wick givity it positiee nn... sliver on t h e "siflifea,.iind ''ln'ts r a is e d a tbilitin, by hsllot for the phtliose of gbarding' the pLices in rlipote from b,:ink tiikai by:;..the Portuguese- bk ISOrpr,e --.. '' ..,nice island or Lampedusa, which the Atneri : calf., ert! sti.il to envet, is the spot celebrated in . Ariosto, 'as tire scene" of a fahuloils condrit be tweet; ttiVee t.:liristian and three Pagiiii fini-lits „ .. „ , , . „ i c,' to (wel , ie'lit,... war Int iveeti Europe ainfAirica. Fie Calls It Linpaditsa 4 it is no great distanc e 11.0111 ! Tunis and Ilist . rta, the great seat of Moorish'etn . Pite. It' Wit,S objected to the poet by r ititnetticx. ' FutGosii, tVti'n had visited the island, that • it tvas" so tougli, 'inoituzaitiniti and itneven, that there yras ri ot rt l evel foot of groLitid'to he found, and that it tv , i'i'fileyertire impruhtihit'that six ilinigh:t& should fight on horseback in such a 'spot. 'l'l6, 'Poet. hurnourottsly eket4eil hilitself by sliyitt , .., that nit' earthquake buil pectiviielnled . a;',letel Plain , Which was there at the time of the battle. 'From . this we should einielittle, that "the island cannot , he very valuable to the -Neapolitans botvever d u i.., sir,thle it may hem the 'Americans; • ' ' ' At , Gloucester Election it 'appears that riitht l'enates were beaten into. Muni and sent to :the lutirmaty. -.- ' . •'''' . ' . The House of 'Commons is to have etteut floor, so that a better uciersianding among the Members • may 'he ant itipat ed., A Whig Club has been'enntßved at Gloucester to - sectire the independence Of Election by a cow illatiott to dictate to the Electors. One of the must seniibte shouts ever raised in London is certainly that of iVood Foe EVER ! The Livery are wiser than the frogs in the fable, fru. ditty are - content with their King Log, and do not Ilarras% the gods to send them a serpott. he of out NavolCiiptuins, who had a share in the conflict at Algiers, states, that in the first ' conveNattoti which' ilte nitY held after he had testified his submission, he .observed, " 1 have 'fV,.e.,10, men,„ fi i-Ott--,1 have .seen dev 6vltl-- , -but, un -01-thtisttock. i never saw Devils fight,". , • Ten tit the miserable emigrants referred to in' 'Art• litiettAxpot's letter (see TH 1 St:/: 1 • Pr Tiles. - . diky).ll,,,e- arrived at Li ver p oo l i n t h e V enus , Th ey . I tave been rescued trout starvation 'by the Ititaiit ' Pity °E MI . . 8., and sent to their native Find. . . This day the late Lord. Mayor, and the Lord Mayor Elect, went up to the Castle in the usual state, attirldvd by the City Regalia, where Altler- . -:.! tun BLO"i HAI( was sworn - into office as Lord ItlyOr for the ensuing v, , :tx, before his Excellettrk 4 _I i ths Lord I.,:iettietiant,' after which .they proceeded 4 t 0 to Preen-stieet, where Me:,srs DIXON and lis'ai?-4.1 'Wert sworn in' is Shetills, before the Recorder.-4.. ...' (I)ttbtitt Correspo n ndent, .. Sept ;10.) ' On Ttiestf4y drAts front , I he dep4ts of .the - 21st,' 71st, 79111, i :wild ;list regiments, in Entilittagh LCastle,. were'.to .embark on board the smacks al eith for Gravesend, where they .tvill . he . joint' by (hafts from other depute, all tinder' Prilitteri44 1 join 'hetr respective corps id ECAUCC and thejAi4 tinSitads. TIIE Tea E; Cort:it-Gar:Dtvg.—Last. Alight Miss BO L 1 ilierl .t seenod charile!er, and lio!dly untiert6 ill 43 Your „Lilo It. capt.vattog female (ow.. of Cue livelict, eetesf of fwr SI:MOPEAKE'S C01)11C crCatiCJO is true, a sontee of pleasi.re to the ;Audience, therc is the memory . of so inueli•excellcore in its repres ciliation, tkat 'it 'is a root of rominnu degree of talent to succeed its womiug 'the approb,itiOn of those %slit) have seen 'formed by ,the unrivalled Mil:Juni) st , i, by , her daughter Mrs. Acsot , ,,by Miss ‘t r ALSTUIN, AlkS . BOOT:I, MM . OtherS Who have succeeded in ,the pretty Rosali n d." Such approbaticin, hott ever, B°YLE PbtAined. She was light, lively, ' and animated. 'Ai'ttuted a lit tle Of east;," whiCII veater acquaintance, with the stage wilt ceroinly I.lrellCr, and some,thing• of distinctness in her nt 7 terance, ivbiell practice will,• we trust,. enable her to 'aCipiire, In the Cu c koo S on g Miss BoY,r,g was peculiarly happy, not indeel for its music,. • but for the arcliness and vivacity with which she.p9inted its allusion, without coarseness, or copying,from any predecimnr. Tuis essay must confitin the:fair 'debutante, as a valuable acquisitiOn to the Limbo% Boards. COI- Ovation of the talents she so evidently posseises . is: alone wanting to render her inie Of : the most charming aetressesupon the Stage in the line she htßs tolopted. Mr. YOUNG'S Jaques', is a 'celebrated perform ance, Pis. playing last night showed that an ob servation %ve made last year was mionied on a review of the 'character 'by Air. irOUNG, Had the adoption of a striation in personat ing it. lie relinquishes - much of the motose . - ness of MOnsicur Melancholy, - and mulcts him more jocose and humourous,iii the thodera Ile.: ceutation of the word, than 'we have been accus- tamed to. The change j►resents 'us 'with still an able and masterly picture, 'but we confess we like the original better, , Mr: Ctlitat.Es K EMMA'S Orlando k ativrtys ad ntirable,- and Mrs. Gums and Mr. FAWCETT, as 4rey and Touchstone, kept the under parts of the Comedy natal tone up to the excellence will, whidi the :iigher range was executed. 'The whole was received with the utmost FT • protse, .the Cuckoo Song encored, and the play truly wit up, gentle reader As You Like We are concerned to find that Miss STETHENS is prevented from at peseta executing her pro fessional engagements by the death of a sister, to oinm she' Was extremely attached. The Bath Theatre opens for the season on Sa hirday tiext, -During•the slimmer the house has midergotte sevet'al judicious .alterations and int.; prdgiertients4lthc lights'of the chandeliers are now , Surrounded with bell glasies. • • Mrs. who made her debia nt the Bristol Theatre on Monday last, in the contrasted 'characters of Lit(Vrea:/c and Little Pickle, was received in both with great applause, and promises to heroine a distinguiidted favottritt.; In the liath Cotapaby. She was rive pupil tit Nirli:i..t.tsTort. FASIIIONA N; Aft :1 l‘'4'kLS. H 6 Excellency Count de Palateila and to our Court. at the Ortinswictianuse,frar'a Poring:ll; Sir W. bin - roughs, Bart, at the St. Jannes Rota! Hotel, from Brus sels; Major Close, at ditto, front ditto ;. Sir E. Neagte, Bort.' at,clitto; Captain Loftus, at ditto, from Brussels; Colonel attd - MrS, Stewart, at Conlso , a's Hotel, hoot their seat in Scotland ; Lady Saxton, at ThOrnaslia Hotel, front a : tour ; Deart'of Elk, at ditto, from Caininidge ; Mr. and Mrs: Smith; at.tlittn, from Paris Mr. Declaim), at ditto, from a tour; Captain Palmer, Long's I lota, from ; Captain Wil lington, at Oshorn's Hotel, Melpiti, frinnhialditone. DP.PARTVII ES. ~ • The Dulie of Deronshiro, for Chatsworth, Derheshire; tl►e Marquis of Cholmondeley, for Houghton Hall, Norfolli t the Earl - and ,Countess - Westmeath, on a, tour; the Marquis of SaliShury, for Hatfield; Lorc Cianhourn, from ditto, to. ditto; '3O/lil Shaw, r tl, flow Cook's hotel, for his seat in Scotland ; if ► Altxander Don, Bart. for Scotland; Captain Dawson, IStli lliissars, for Leiceoeibliire ; Qaptitin Green,. fur Brussels; Aitroirg), Mrs. and M4s Russell, fur I)orsetshire Captain 114 chill and Lieutenant Ross, from the Waterloo Hntel, for Brussels; Mr. Montgomery, from the Brltist Hotel, oh a !kit)! t Alajor Garner, from Osborne's Hotel, Adeiptii, for liklultenham ; General anti- !qrs. Hall, from ditto, fOr the Cape of cio,a Hope. GLOI/(*STEA ELE.CtION, Oct. I.—YesterLy the poll roannenced at Ilia Town I.llli of this City, when kgencrul /*QV, •took place between the parties of the respective Candidates. At ,the_ close Of the day's poll Mr. Coom had a majority of three. Its the contest for the possession of the Town Hall the Blues proved the M asters ; but at length they agreed to poll by tallies , "when eight of the YeliOta were carried to the Infirmary`. Since the close of the . last Session cif Pallia tnent some alteration his taken placa in the House Of Commons. The fire plate anti grate in the hubby are removed to • make room tor a grand Russian store, which emits more witrintli than the grate did, and at, tbelantetime no fire is seen. The stove is building, and will be complete by the Meeting of Parliament. The Boor of the body of the nooe has poet newly laid, and Many other 'repairs dime. The House of Lords, within and without, is to b e beautified. In-July 1801, during the time a" ()omitp was given on imported wheat 4 a re•nectable merchant juipurred a quantity 01 flour equal in quality to Lon do n house bolds Oiaring no cgtattished rortnection with bakers, theimpokter w'ailorced to have recourse to' public auqtion, ,- and the whole was snail toflour fociors. at. Id: per sack., 1-Isrl the price of hread.lieen fixed by this sale, it would have made ebelinartern loaf 16.1. i but .the item age 01 60or Alaiiiion-lionse, far the currespoliding \leek . ...wa t i 1 Sid,uoil the gtiarterti loaf way fixed at 20 41 , ! • hist week %sere &alit retaii get:os of Newcastle four and 6ve far it peurry.;-4-. What I hve they ,n4a 11161 i mongers in Newoitstie . in . London, to conspire togrt hex and raise their herringb, ,like our ny,otert, to lune times the price' Trely- the poor of Newcastle are a fal. youtetlxsce.' i. - ...,-, ~..: POETR 11t;':tO1:P1'Q. Ksrocrox's gfefill, Are'of their And sine t ht.y his t fl tte has'e, IfJ Wittl IliS /1,4/-,:;.fr-WUVDe IV. 3. (/';'rum Goi.Dsmirts's ;Yrtli-Onitictrn .i.tonitor.") • , LE R01...-(II'AND The Bourbon k our i.: - I , K4:1119 King;' ih luvei hit pc,"lll . e truly; The 3aeobins . , tirtue 1 ( 11,•;r swig raiiedhut ties ly. bur ♦service Ile dalty inay fling, but still We'll srrve him truly The loyal heart is still the sante ; , • It's prayer—sod sure the Bing—grtand merne. Al)! !We le Xi faithful cry To treason hi& dtfiance trill round the throne it'echoes high, Though ',corned is it's Alliance, Vow blind mist be the royal eye. When Rebels wiocornpliance I— not nouilkucan shakd our Monarch's claim; We 3 a y—G od save the King--yuand meme. Wo filloNved him through many a yeft Of exile, want p and sorrow We saw'no gleam of hope appear, Ztio sunshine for the alour! , w. And turns be not from friends sincere, .The aid of foes to borrow ? , Alas! our King we mint nut blame nut cry... God save the King—imam/ roamer . . Par as the banished Bourbon fled, We paid our-due devotion; With IMn through every clisne We sped, Alike o'er land and ocean; And never bowed the servile bead To pin a base promotion. And spurns be now our honest claim Wtli, welh—God save the King—guand whir. Our King has bought an ancient CroWn p His bin ()right, fur a Charter; Some say, be injured it's reno:vlis • With Jacobins to barter : We hope he will hot lay it down, Like his dear Brother Martyr.— When bur s ts spin the rebel dame, cry—God sure the King—pond name. Hisseeptre's rightful maintenance He bas purchased front Stdilluni And bought his own unquestioned Francs With 'dangerous recognition Oh then, if our inher,tahee ' gust yield to bold ambition, Our gr a cious King We will not blame , . 7 But cry—Oinl save I,4,li t ing,—stuard mdnic To vindicate his - tratcpled Throne, . Qur hornet we did sarvender ; Fur Bourbons rights wt left our own,, And spurted tint I , a.e Oretentler. "We hist nor 'all :—ttie Kinlt alone Resiones iris ancient splendour: , Titougli spolleil in foltnt i e and in fame, save the Kira;--s 'laud 2,11 me, tit* wide w,,;4te vow,and ter fled to Engl,ind's pity : IVO saw the htoo‘t of 'l3ourtmit spilt By 'Pre.sson'il fierce banditti: Yet thoe.bis throne have now rebuilt " bit 40011 ci ty" W e ctiuld httent,..ppe t i this lasting shame:— , but still—God save the.King—quaud mOme. bit'l•63:—lt was st fekrtill scene 'riot Paris then pr,tentel ; 'rowan!' her good Kind And gracinns Queen No trnittr then relented : 'The. assassins of the good D'Engbien Wrltniet hart now repented : MAttl pettilttlicet rewi.rti 'Tis so—God save the King--vaand ;amt. Our brothers in Vender have died, save the Thron e and Altur ; rierce Usurpatien they defied, With faith that ite'er did t'alter. • And, though he gives each Regicide • A ribbon fur ail baiter, . Vrociee is still in truth the same ; Her pt.ryer.t;;,d sate the King—prom/ pia we. ,t ot. tots that slur*: the Monarchy, ► he Monarch both rewarded; The friends that ne'ev forsubl; it, he (lath coldly disregarded. * I Ti, strang e , that Loialists should be . For Loyalty discar cil : Out Loyalists are still the Same ; !Their Prayer-6W sav e the King-114ra mime. , . Deep in the Lilly's mile' are set The trillium 111. iitS uf Treason ; Our Sovereign tears the Violet, To dourigli out. of season Yet we 'will-aut his rights furget, • Not even fur snob a reason. Oh, no duty, still the stone. *clitilnk--.-Ood save; the King—viand name% iltnre Chastuni l by your useless hands He rail no more he aided; Napoleon' s *Attires have your lattel ,, , lour honour is degraded ; By prosperous:TreSsen's - triple bands )(intr standard is Yet be. the on ekart by slianie;,. And Cry -God saVe the King—tmond mime, The spoilers of his "Brother's lif e " - Use's? Our Monarth's fit•unr; • But if. in the approuchin strife Their faith again ~,hunifl water, Our Duchyss !--froni Rebellion's . knife Again our ,-trios shall save her: ' "il fight for.virtoolis Anizooleme, -• • c'Y'"'" : Gu4-save the KiPS — Panti manic- Fair Impe of snrrowlng France!. to thee Our weary wishes >aiding. We watch thy patient Pi e ty, Hv ii 's (m111( . 00 ( 1 Clime uttetlkg. Tilt then, thistsgh neither mire tforfrer, Ourstuscitans tit-might* 'envending, We stay thy r , :tributioit% And try--tithi bare the liiiig—quand ntirse. • Thv King ofFrvice net - wr die i Her King n,asl live tor ever: The throne, that . statnla tinrobly, vain untie:vvottr v The Kittg hivoself we way defy, royalttev. to tsver. • 11 he' would yield nue rightful chilli. ,wol,t cfp-4,ion 'eups the King - --rpittad tame, • 440—vren.ilt preserve the Croivh -PEW Khor.s of lelligry sprit ; 11 04 r untlent right*. that old renown, Wfsielt farx, ec hearts merit, Nt t ca Waar...de.spiti rlottrt)Jfr's flt , l4(n, ponrlyvn shell inherit. The King onrtnyalty tn,ty ivlaree 14 0 ticai-..garaud THE ARTS. [Fr,or.l Tar: rtitLAnr.l.viiit"NlUS .11.1ERICAII] • WES - 1"6 kiCTURE.. ' We learn thet„ letters have. (ecently been re l . ceived in this city (tofu Our.illustrious coutitr ,tinto; in . which he ntilitions that the picture of Christ Healing the Sick, t, ltirh be has painted to preaebt , to. the kilia will be selit out its soon as he .beers that , ,r4s suitable place is prttpared for its rcteptioo. A building -is now era cv big on' the . 110.4161 AL lot, tronting Spruee-sheet„.::ex prosly for , the pill pi, re ,teCClVing and exhi biting this 'splendid dOnatiOn,,: elte 'pres'enrat of mile!) to this benevoletit institution of his native State, retleets the highest honour ,on him as a Mall, a 3 tlve"e - iecution of the picture dot's ac an artist. It i s s a id, on good authority, that this is far superior to. the first picture, which was dis r pos6l of For 3000 guineak; and }tits all addition of a maniac, and one or two other, figures, whieb add greatly - tbits.value. 'W e are told, indeed, that the anchor has refused one thousand guineas for the exhibition? of , Otte yetw at., -Boston and New York, previous tolls tietivery at the IrospitA7 7 -- We also. bear that the proprietors of the first - tog have received tor its exibition 13,000 guineas, admittance a shilling sterling for each visitor'. Not only the city and State, but 'the whole are whiting' with anxiety for the 'arrival of this splendid gift. Noble as the picture is repre seated, and invaluable' as it' certainly Will be to the Ole nation lonks 10 if as sill otijort of • peculiar interest os the tv9rit (lf a Native American. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. rEbESTIUANIM—BARNEr, at ten &chick last night, accomplished 48 ,miles, and started again at a quarter past four o'clock this morning ; at eight o'clock lie had performed 14 miles, and rested until nine, When he resumed his task. , , NEWM.‘IIKET FlitsT OCTOBER MEETING, ISIU. NVSDNEsDAY, Ocy. 2. Mr. Thornhill's. Anticipation, fist. 71b. beat Mr. Shalcr4 . spear's I.)•Orilsey, tisi. T.Y.C. lungs. -3 to lOn Antis:tpOtin. . ._ , 'tisvespstaties of 100 gs can, h. ft. T.Y.C. , Ld Foley's Selo./ltgbiade, sst. illb 1 Mr. Lake's Aladdin, ti,t,. tilb . 2 Ld G. H. Cavendish's Janr„ 7st. Mr. Sli , kespear's Pointers, fist. Mb. .. 4 il to 4 agst Selieberasatie—s to 1 ugst Aladdin-6 to 0 agst: , . Juno. • . One-Iliird of p ukscription of 2,igs each, 61 11,ree.yr- 0 /4 culls, Sst.. 911i.'and Gilic,, a't. liib A. V. Botta Gds tits property of subscribers. I..:the's b. c. Prince Leopold (walked over). Fifty Grahrits, - free for any horse, &c, folly-yr-aids ta cnt'ry 7.r. 411}., tier, mu. 51b. six,,sst.,l I lit. Hilo aged, Pst. 13. C. I.d Ituto's eb.,e. Tigric, 4, YEN . • Mr. Lake's ch. h yrs u to 5 on FooT-ii.mtrt... 7 -Yesterday afternoon, about' four u'eloCk,'great crowd 4 of people of Ll9Jembled in the Lont-Wallt, Windsor, to• see at foot race between .11 man of Eton, anti !. 1,4Y1'011, a 'man of Windsor, forlive guineas &lit They were, to run ti uni:es in the Long. walk, These two men were celebrated for'bein:,. , ; good ritmier they . started soon after four o'clock, when.Man sail left Layton the first•twonriles near a qnarter of a tole • tare., t mitts w ere . ohtiti iar 114von rof the Eton man. Mansall, corning the laq two . left'Layton n e ar one m il e . run 'the six milt• in 37 'lingoes and' st few. second.), • soon after the race, there was tt ti 4 ltt agreed ort for two guineas aside, between Layton (bre ther to him 'that ran) and Aldridge, the waggoner. A rink - Was for Med in a sinafi livid at the' bottom of Sheet street, where they entered with their cant's, and commenced the 'd ontesr; but iu a short time Layton was much the beSt Man, and after few rounds gave up, To•morrotvthe State Lottery will finish Draw. ing.. The First-drawn Prize will re;:e.:vc, in aditi.. tion, 30,0061. FEL° to o s,z., Saturday e v e n in g I n st Skinner, l?q,' l 6liler.to Mrs. fleathccite, No. 41, cha r k s - street ikriteley-sy lare , who poisoned, himself, and aga tht whom the Jury returned tt Verdict to the above ell: cc, was buried in Ptrh. lane, in the. usucil tuatirt6., and a Stake drivett thrqugli his body. • Iwilte out : last night about half pqst eight.t4jock at. she shop of Mr; PAt.'coNvit, carpenter and joiner, .Turiett 1 .- leati.yard, Oxford market : it comnitmicated;it is stipposed, from is chimney to a ny an ti t y . of timbt:r,..which spread, , with.great rapidity'; and in a shint tithe it bifitt ,1110 communicitted to the' bark patt of the (al- . lowing :--'\h Lewis, linen.draper, cor ner of Market-street, Oxford-void ; Mr. Stewart,, grocer, nex't door Mr. Shankster, poulterer', next door to Mr. Stewart's, aiu Mr,-11aWkin's an un dertaker. In about A iplarter,of an hottr after this commencement of the tire fieVeral engines arrived; and but fur the very prompt exertions of the fire. ' men, 'the Whole premises 'vaul t ! have been stroyed 'about half past nine the flames were happily subeted. The:back part of the premises of Mr. Wm. Marshall, wine and spirit merchant, also caught fire,' and the premises were consid er . ably (I,i`ntaged. • ~ r 1 not dreadful Matanv Ita3 oe.. * cured very freptently of late in Dublin. Thursday Patrick Walili'dle'd of it in Mercer's noi”ntal. flit been at a 'dot; fight at Kinini, , ue Lilt-S1117.• clay' sennight,'- and q ty as'bitien in the knee by,„his own dn . ., whieh in a few days unlaced this tem per DiAntiJourveil ) 1; 1 our :' , .l.lricet-plat:e on Wednesday and . Frblay. 11 t, there u.ntt ilssembillge of between . ttni rout' MVO W 1 . 0 ,;„tt.!/1 t tP he oust Of Wuurk. Ths-v pAr.aite ius t!iffereust•paees, but, we are 1)9'1 ro say, did nor cwlllnit auy %qolent -, 0 outrwre, The g,61e..1 • that toe snit! 'O7/Jo: Ot time sviiienshlsuge wAi to convinee tt,, that tutu. \%t pe s .if, t hu i us cortspo* e d it . oist of entrloymen . t,—(Lux,ls %pacer, Sept, 30.) ;Making, to tliiv iyiug on the tistor of he't 3i 'll tt CIIIIA . C, auuti the tiofir eovt:red wit 4. was - disco. blood : on iolo-py !OW the cam'c .. 4„ aieredrhat the bluott proceole4 from a rupture , 4 b4Ch;t4 vessid.