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:hey 1 bc livC n}ler ,Holt • tt. :n...'77:sci Od • - • i ‘-.-. = ' .., NEW& NAVAL ~,,'- 4 ~A P ii> c it: %.,•;;It , c4n, - qe,- a '. - ;.:N••••! . • - _it .Nom ill! imperium pelagi, :avumjue trtdentem,.„ l .1'.....2' 'nib! torte datum. • ~) t. t From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 5.. I at nish td in rau- fleas tiary ass [veil C at' our bur- Red for. per- to rid a at _soc 1-019 t he one thl e 4 tilt% anY )any' 'here eis4 0 be pear ewal •attar rand n the Fleet (i - riCrt it Si,c ttCrS,. .e de , r, this f im ay NI 0 L i thao Cit)t )rt -eutisl ottL treo 0 3° (ce; ce t ho all s beets most of L bel um. of r e ajon indigt tenteal Lion ° Q lA.,' cog 'sun tied f ng iisbk is LJP - 5 ,, r Inek , rretcli c Y* - esse n° • , EICS ISg y ePl ii Jr fc er G t e time %yr, ~ and ave 6/Iwill , P Ifidati°° is to t l/6 0 0 1 r £`*r in , f ° I I "; duo 1 1C L "I junC re Sept s, 1801'. Coky,,of a Leginfrom the Heaoarahle Willjam Carn. Adeniral of the Blue, E ;c. tq Evan Nepean; dated o Gskalt, the. 31st August .1,801. - I have the. pleastne of transmitting to yoia, for the information of nay Lords CommissiOners of the Admiralty, a:Letter from Captain Martin, of His Majesty's ,Ship Fisgard, by ..which it appears the- boats of that Ship, • the-Diamond, ana . .Boadicea have cut out of coturina a Ship of twenty guns and other vessels. Lieutenant 'Pipon, who' commanded the Boats, seem: to have conduaed the enterprise with much gallantry ami judgment; for although exposed to a heavy fire from the Batteries, _yet the, success was aetcun li` without any loss ; and the condu& of the Officers and men, who were with him merits my wartnebt approbation'. - I have the Honour to be, &c. _ _ W. CORN WALLIS. .SIRj • r - P;Tkaril, ref Ferrol, Aug. 21. •• beg'to 4 inform you, thatlast night the Bolts of is Majesty's Ships Fisgard, Diamond, and Boa tlicea..at tackea the Vessels of the Enemy, lying inthe HarboUr . of Corunna, and succeeded in bringing out El Neptuna, a new Ship, pierced for twenty guns, 'belonging . to His Catholic Majesty, a Gun-Boat inotniting a long thirty-two pounder, and a Mer chant Ship, who were moored Within the strong taiieties that prOteecthe Port, and - so near them. that the Sentinels on : _ the Ramparts challenged our people; and immediately coMmerieed a heavy fire, ut the Prizes were towed out with a degree, of Zoo!ness and perseverance that„ddesinfinite credit to the °Akers and Men, and can only be equelledl::!y t 1 it 'Co - ndud throughout the affair. I s,hoolcqe, glad;s3f ke were in my power, to do justic,eA? m ri 'of `Lieuten4nt Pipon, who dirsaattfi4 . tii`teri;rise'li i, litt" the most beConiiix ffirit,and,. at dress ; b u t his success - will, trust, Suffiaiendy re. commend him to - yonr appratrxtionl . and the notice of .my. LordsCommissioners. : of.the ,I have the libtrioukto-be,. . _ . •.1 • - "°..- NiA I A-4 14 -zz The Ei wo u rable Admiral Cornewallisi Jur: a wc. er f : a, - . . • .. • 1v AR. R v DEi Al)p•E.liag,.Schboner, of t4g.tilis.,.:-I.,ieiiti; Vtr-m. A Itrusitit D COnnander, . - Oibralear fOrG6yer.nment, wnri.ll were Janclw.wop, steer leer art i‘4l. She left the Squadron- under:e.the a.iflljritfOifrakt,'czAtirtii-Tat-jr JAK•Es.S.xuNfivittz, c4i,iVillV 4 4N 4 rne:Siil of the . tine , on the . 16Th -r tik,' -b; •„11v-0. - 1. :off Ladiz, a few day s, \ `',ltte viciqs . whibb. 42- J. B. VVAIt-RRI, hirSq-ualiril•-, --had -joined. Sir lANirs.--:l'he : 'S'ezi: iinuivia, of 7¢ gi.,ns, lately captured by the latter, waslle:l.ly.fitteo ftYr sta.at Gibraltar, ,p 14,1494. In joiia uadton in .the. :course, of Ifoi, dt7Laing N been commissioned' and ina - nned fr;A" . the other Capaik, •of gum,' from the et;annelZiles.t. • - " • . . 4idilecquthq"fmogene, of i$ 'gun, Capt. R. D. 1.1. 77 • • fo asp, of r 3. guns, Capt.. C. Bui,LE Qll-,4iCruize Abe Channel. . _ , ~. . PORTSMOVeg, 'Sii'i. 6. . p , ~ c . , ...LL'...'" . , - ,1 . .,..,.... .. . • !;..,,,,': Tfli clak, ac - • 'red: L' Mc , 'tari . ri -Sloop. of-Ait: _ kil a ift t from. gYl . 'i, with . Dispatches, -fir.eight weeks' grid three .day s . The DUpatches are from General liti7ct-tiNioi4 iil charge of . ' n. Lord lii E: T in from charge .of.Captairi,Cultitv.;-.- . . , The Disi, , arches were irtimediately'lhi4ded; and •081!: . Gentlemen set dirfOrtOndon with them, ..,.. ,„. Arrived also from Egypt, the Haw, of 44. gurls Capt4in,RE.l.jsux. Ds , with Igo wounded men and in. Valids, andwit - it-Captains SrAcKpot.s. and Riimu-• Lt: ity of the;Niirs , -; passengers. This ship spoke the fleet liAet, 'Ail Ai ,Sir T `_....q . 1.i___:,.....r ,4M ~..S .. , /,UNiAit%, ! 4 bout,eight dap, since, .eruizing.oti:Cadiz. .• ; Both theSe Ships are put under quarantine at the IVl °therbankk . ind -we heat that .the Capitulation; of Al exandr a : Vva's daily expe.ted wheti the fiebe 'eft the C -oast of E -t: • - A gip •• . . ...y. .- , A ' r rivied the Alexander, FRASER ;: from Madelroi in twenty,four (143;5., She spOke . on,..the Int') ulP. 4 ' l in l at. '36, 0..1q. :long..r7v ict W. the following out ward bound Ships, all well, viz.._ rot' jalnaica—Nancy, Aiken ; James,. Reid. ' • - I. °F:Bartsadoes—Nancy, Bone ; Burton, Chalmers j 'Ci - - ` 4 e*lVCrtrabie. - .. sz ''',. 'l4, Df,opised io• .St. Helen's • His . Majeity's " • '- ' 1 ": 4 % 1 . 141k1 31 5g„-India Ships awl Halifax Convoy remain Il qe, wind-bound. •,:: Il ;. RTIIOUTeI-1, SEPT. 6. ARRIVED yesterby - aN't-notin, the qr . (1',:15 Wal es Packet; Capt . . HEARNE, from Ctileavcn, • . • ffi .5 11? Wit! Mails and Passengers. Among thd Pasngcfl , are eolonel Count 13 CITII{CK and his Aiil.4l9vC4uti iii'• .. day n s e e ra: nn j i o .g int hr s ; o: s a s n e d d bite, Ge • . and Suite. This Packet left Cuxhaven Last Thurs'.• • through F an le a e M t s r u s p . p S o li se7l L t r o be Admiral GRAVES'S, on Friday morning, off the 1 ifßilit-Searik, about' twenty leagues from this Port, all well. T; AR IVIC 11, SEPT. s'. THE Lords of the Admiralty have discharged the Tender and Impress Gang at this place, Lieut. Si LVER, who commanded that. Service, is appointed to a Prison Ship at Portsmouth. His IVlijesty's'Ship Giattog has joined the Ruby in Hozely Bay, from Sheerness, where she has been fitted as a Floating Battery. DOVER, SEPT. 6. A Flag of Truce arrived yesterday morning frodi Calais with Dispatches for M. OTTO ; and other Dispatches having just at the same time come dawn Express from London for Mr. MER K Y at Paris, the Boat returned with then immediately to Calais. DEAL, SEPT. 6. ARRIVED His Majesty's Gun-Brigs Mariner 1 and ":7"aciail, from the Westward ; Hound and Autumn Sloaps of War,. from a Cruize ; and Ana croon Brig from Sheerness—:-the whole of which .re main with the Ships as per last. The Flag- of Lord NELSON IS still flying in the Downs, on board the Amazon Frigate. ' SHEERNESS, SEPT. 6. ARRIVED on Friday evening, the Gallant, Fur. ?face, and Teazer Gun-vessels, • from - Lord NELSON, and have come into Harbour to be refitted. Sailed the Anacreon Armed Brig, Lieut. GuyoN, for the Downs. • Yesterday sailed His Majesty's Ship Surprize, of it - guns, 'Capt. OSWALD ) to jiii . tile - I\TOrth Sea Fleet, and 'Foic "i 2),: hired Cutter, hirilie-D6wns. This day - arrived the Sophie Sloop of War, Capt. ißuttoirt;•tnd has come into Itarbour to' refit; I Tried • Caiier i Lieut.: DON;irit NG; and Kils. George Wed Cutter . , Liiii r t: . RAT NS, from Yarmouth. , . Itfil,taiiirEa.:iii,iif the late Hannihal, is appoint, 4 to the Cokiamanit of the Thunderer, of 7+ guns; Lat.l3lkkstakes. Capt. NOWELL, late cf the Las, has taken the cornmaii' and .of the Ardent, of .64. guns, at the Nore. ,:ili t a r ic‘goreign,ers who for running away with the C'hirriotteCutier-, wire sentenced to receive fifty I ashe 4, clat., yeradra4,ig,s43l-ylsa'thcir • I ; +•• • ', : • •'•-' • • Saturday Dispatches ,wets rectived at. the, Ad mipa4hcrorn.Admiral Co wALL i 5. .By the same cOnViy4nce letters were received from the Fleet to -then th tilt. at which period our force ! composed I'w:env-seven Sail of the Line, twelve .of which ;were three deckers. The ,Enetny'.s Fleet, consist in of . rfhirty-fivo.shipi of ,the Line, ‘.vere in. the pote - r'roi!•:37iit single anchor, and in apparent readi 'nos.for sea. Capt. GOOD A 4.1., of the Notirdl, Privateer, :IT, rived in the Downsi. saited from Surinatn on the init. of July ;. from Martinique on the 25th, and fr o th Montserrat on the .2 Bth following. By this channel we, learn, that the Princess. Charlotte Packet sailed from Martinique,. on the t sth of July ; from Dominica on the 13th ;. from Autigua on the z4.th, and from Montserrat on the zs'th. The final dis paiches* from the Commanders in Chief were sent from Martinique on the z+th of July, by His Ma.. jesty's ShilL . Surinam, to meet the Princess Charlotte at St. Kitts, so that her arrival is hourly looked for. The Penel4e Packet, on her outward bound passage, having' ben' ekced by the,P/over Sloop of War, threw her mails overboard. Those for the Leeward island:: to windward of Barbaddes, were lost ; that for Jamaica Was recovred, and the Penelope sailed from Mr.rtinique witt ft` on; the . l6th of July. The importation of Wheat far the week ended on Friday was limited to 5z50 quarters, chiefly from Holland. The smallness, of the supply is imputable to the prevalence of the \Voterley wind,, which have suvended all communication from the North. ern ports of the Contincnt. . , At . Stamford the'averaged price of Wheat has fallen from rols. 3d to , 965.: . the price of the Quartern Loaf, holn - ev.er, .continues. 4,t IS. 4d, be. ing full - 25 per cent . ; dearer than at :Huntingdon, Rnd 20 percent dearer than in London. • At, Worcester wheat, sells - at"from rot:. to I 2S. per bushel ; the price a. short time since was as high as 265. ; and at Broomyard • the best new wheat sells at..:t IS:,,per bushel Of_ ten gallons. , At Nantvvich the 'averaged price of wheat haS fallen from !Os, Bd.. ti) Bs. r id. per bushel. At Devizes, and in most -of the Western markets,' .the price has. fallen. At Cambridge, Royston, c Lincoln, Uppingham, and,Northanaptony a trivial advpnce, induced by the rise ofthelaintlgn,market, has taken place.; and at. tfutving4o.l4,44 quartero loaf, which sold at told. no-psts tom, Bath, Cambridge, and some other.„9lAcc::),.. thq _guar tern loaf has fallen in price. - 2,1; n 00.,! di; • The average.p.rice of. Sugar, computed- from the Returns made for: the week poding the zcl, day, of September .1,8q4 is Forty-six sl.7illiags and Eleven Fence Farthillg per Hundred Weight. • -- - , :The man who attempted to address the Kilt, %pine nights since in the'WeyrnOuth Theatre, and-. wfio was in 'consequence taken into custody, proves , . .to have been ,twice -confined.in, Bediam,..and,naiv Lbeurs under:a..menwl.derttnrment.'. E PT. t. . THE heal) , rain of yesterday prevented the ROYAL .FAMILY taking ,their- accustomed excursion. This morning, His MAJESTY bathed, and also PRINCE AD,O Lmus and Her Royal Highness PRIN CESS SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER. After breakfast His MAJEsrit; accompanied by PRINCE ADOLNIUS, PRINCESS SOI;HIA, and Lady C. BELLASYSE, rode on horseback to Bincombe:- Hill, and Ormington. The QUEEN and PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, ELIZA-, BETH, and MARC, —, attended by the Cobntess of KADNOR And' BarOtleiS Haw E, ill two phae tons. and a I . claulet, took an airing Co Ormington- Hill. HIS MAJESTY accompanied the QUEEN and PR INC ESSE 7 S Glotteester Lodge. • _ _ 'Her Royal Highness Pit INC ESS AMEL lA . and 'Lady C. DURHAM took an _airing on horseback on the Sarids. THEIR MA j E ST I ES have commanded, at the Thea t►e this evening, the Comedy - of he Inconstwit: Mr. CHAKLES PINCKNEY, the new American Ambassador to the Court of. Spain, arrived, some days ago, off the coast of Sussex, in the fox, which Vessel being bound to the Port of London, he shifted his baggage on board another Vessel, bound to ljamburgh, whither he is gone, on his way to, Madrid. _ It is stated, that the Cabinet, of Berlin has an. pounced to our Court the intention of his Prussian Majesty to Nvithdraw Ms Troops from the Etec.c.to. rate of Hanover, as soon as the Indemnities on the Rhine are adjusted. - In consequence of the circulation of a great number of forged Notes of the Bank ofAltona, the Bankers, Merchants, and Stock-brokers of Harnbuth have agreed not to accept any Notes issued by tliai Bank, whether real or counterfeit. This measure has been caused by the inatlivity , of the Direlors of the Al tuna Bank in finding ottt the authors of the forgeries, aid . is intended to make them more diligent in their researches. • JACOB PRESTON, Esq. was on Sunday se'unight elated Mayor of. Yarmouth. The ceremony of choosing the ,Mayor is curious—Six Members of the Common 'Council and six - Freemen of - the 80. rough, areiticked up-in the Great Hall, near the. Church, until-tine are •iihanimous in the choice of one. person,, The Elafbrs were this year_ .thirty_ three hours in, coming, to their determination. They have, howeVer, been known to sit niuc days.— Neither. food nor light should be adniitted into the room .during the election, but the parties left .to watch and starve each other out. Mr. PATTON, who is appointed to .succeedsGo vernOr BROOKE as Governor . of St. Helena, is like- . wise to rank as a Colonel in the servke, and're - - ceive.all the emoluments, &c. attached to that sta.:" tion. The late Mr..HEYDINGER was the Translator of WIELAND.% celebrated Novel Agathon. IVIr. HEY DINGEIt was forinerly a Bookseller ,in this Cotin-. try, but for many years before hi 3 death lield the post of - Librarian to- Wir..CAvENljiSti, of Bedford:- square, a situation fbrlhich his taste and literature fully qualified - bird, - aifd which he discharged With diligence and urbanity. The following is an Ordinance issued at 'Vienna, `relative to the new fashions r—His Royal Highness the ARCHDUKE CHARLES, having learned with, the greatest displeaSure, that several young men in ser vice.dishonour the duties confided to them, as ser. yams of the state, in following.the most ridiculous fashions, such as hats without a leaf, cropped heads, neck , -handkerchiefs enveloping the chin, pantaloons, and slippers scarcely covering the toes of the feet.— His Highness havineOrdered in the strictest manner that all the pc/sons belonging' to the Council of War do leave off; from this moment,' this indecent. fashion,'.and dress themselves as becomes men in the service of the State 4; the Direction of the Protocol of the Council of Waris.charged to notify this or der to the' persons in employment under it, in . or der that - they may 'conform thereto, and that His Royal Highness may-not see himself constrained to have recourse to - rigorous, measures against those Who should farther violate this - regulation," The theatrical prophets already predid great feuds at Covent-Garden, resulting from the rivalry of BILLINGTtIN and STORACE. They are likely, how. ever, to prove fai.e. prophets, for these perforniers will probably not•come into contaCt. Nor are they in faft to be - considered as rivals. Sror,neE will. not pretend to-rival - BILLINOToN lii singing, nor 'can . the latter think of any competition - with STO- - RACE in aeting. , • It has* been reported in theatriCal circles, ,that KEMItI.E means to resign the , v;cergsbip of Drury •lone:Theatre, and that WaoticHToN`is to resume the vacant There - is not the least foundatinn fir—these - reports ; but they will most probably be repeated, 'denied, and repeated. • ' • It is by 'no' means stirprizing• that the• French Goternmenrshould adopt the.expedient of -ehdiesing. , their vessels to the shore, since they.have contrived to spreae, chaills, over the (Whole Country. In the late Presentment at Trim, in the County of Meath, a . curious item passed in' the usual ac counts, viz, 41.. r3s. to a person -for killing mag pies, which it is supposed 'are Considered as' very H destralive is that part of the Country. l'he pre- ~ mium is 4d. a-piece, and: the peeson who claims is obliged to produce 'their heads - to &tiiile him to - payment. The claimant, in thiA . case, Wa'i,:-a lizo , wing one and an old shot apd on exhibiting the skulls of 279 slaugNered rnags, ,it was opposed,. against bi2Vilid(''l6Vd not killed. that species, of thern . whii-Qre'nicßOlestruCtive,' but hair`` got (o the neStsola'fihobikiii?, l duel the heads of the young eineVi'l f - tb destroy tilClll any way, how ever,- ‘vas - cotiSideted a service, and the surn was or-: dered to be paid. • . 'Saturday morning•four horses were stolen:Out . of , the ftelds of Mr; Rowland, at Barnet, , - by r.l` gang of . villains, who are.supposed to go into a distant part; • •. of-the air" ;try to disliose , of then). -• ' • , There, upwards of zoo persons'in Newg,ate l7 and - Other prisims,"to b tkied - iii' the . eniuirig which commences the i6th ipsti • ~ r~ - i j ~ .~.T:.,:~a ~`~. , r~ TaE Lords off' the Adtiiiralty and Lord INTElsbii.: ha.mztated oSicially , Tat tlm-advaneed guard _of the Light triotiNa -which; in the Bartle of the i iii of .Antist, defe4teti4prd NEUOi9CIe. ctlained to the land it in the English Accottnt; that die' E;iglish were driven lack liy" the Batteries on shore, and that the English Sailor's were for. :a long. trine-on board our-Gun.Boats:, These . tions are corniletely false. ' The adrotinced . Gt,tard cotild not be moored to fife shore, as it was more than goo cokes from it : 1 its • anchors were tied`'With cornnion cables. ' • The English attempted to:b6ard—t-they were con stan'tly repulsed. The . BAtteries on sirre'did:not fire could - they' do s b in the ni , 4 ht, withotit . - - ciposing thenrseivcs •to the danger of firing on the Frencfir' .., • The English were repalsed by the bayonets eF the 42.4 :57th,1, and icsSili Demi 1 1 ;igades. TheSe bayonets put them to I ,ifht,in anavia; and %i iii be t h e i r ter r or in ev,eoi - Cotfill - ,'y where the circum, stances of 'War shill carry tl:cm. We - cannot : conecive why the English att:ch Such importance to tint is concAler,:d. in Fiance only as skirmishes, 4[141':-.ls rnk;re affair, of . adi , anced guards. After the Convention of El.Arish,_concludca be, tween ,the GRAIO • Ykz, tER and General ;,-,./C LEB ER, it became a question which 9f the two ,armies_ was vid:Aious. :The battle of -ifekliopp/is ... ,,which took place two months afterwards,, sufflqiently prored_it. The Con vention .concluded ,by , Ge _I7,E LL;ARD, pn' the 28th pf:June, is precisely the s4ane_as that of . Ar;sb. If Admiral KEITH, were not to keep good faith, anti to forbid the•passage by sea, as he after the treaty. of E4Arisb, we should soon see a new battle d• Liefiop/is. If the Eng had some success. on ,the day of the . 21st of March, it i 3 because all the General Officers did no: behave there like the brave LA- NussE, and did not shew those heroical eriiitnents which alone command victory. A cannon. ball took off his 'thigh in the beginning of the battle : he lived, however,. eight days. The chief surgeon, 1.. E RR ET, a man of great ineri, hastened to Akxan dria toVerfOrm'the amputation he refused it : - all his friends urged him that able surgeon pledged himself for the success of the'operation.. It would be attended with no danger to the'life of the/pa tient, but if omitted het, cou!Ll not live -44i-ig;= , Wearied with the solicitations of his friendh . LANtIsSE exclaimed, " No, nuver will I survive that disgraceful day "--;•011oPiitev;r : .) • The Convention. signed at Paris 11 , ..tween Cardi. nal GoNsA-trvi, - Monseigneur .S.PtIRs- and Father cAztt.o.;-aiid Citizens Jo , ,gifi BoNAPARTE, CRE. LEZ,- illid-RWAIERr. \vas sacitied at Rome on the i sth of`August, after several deliberations, .which took pl.-:.e btfore the Pop s e by all the Car. dinals. Cardinal C.4FRAR,,,. is 4i)poilited Legate of the . - He is imme(th itely to repair to "Rorie; to receive instruaions from, the Holy Father. , will.arrive.at the ,:cturse pf a month. -. ANTWERP, Au0•;79.-7- —Levers of the most re cent date,,-as well from t lie Lie of Walcheren, as from the "Cdast of tiollan f, r;zitnttik,-- thst, lisp Forces cruizing in tl tose Roads increase every day, aS well at the, I . th ~ pf the Scheldt and the Meuse, as between the Isles of, Goree and Praia cheren. Every thing I cads to the presumption, that the 'Enemy intend 1:o attack the Ducat Fleet, commanded by _Admiral , . DE WINTER, which is assembled at Retypetihrs. The measures of pre caution and. of defence have in consequence ly.:esk redoubled. 4 BRUSSELS, AUG. 29 ,;---The English have ap. pet"red firs:, me days on ,diffe'rent parts, of the coast of Flanders, and have , iven been, discerned from the Isle of Catsand. Som Corps of Troops, had set rut on their march, in cot 'sequence, from the interior of our departments, for the coast. Six hundrei , fantry went from Brt insets for this destinJtion. It has for some time be 6n in agitation to for a camp on the canal of .41-ziges, beo.veecn Si s yck,74., , Blankenberg, and Ostend. Tile Enemy appear LI be uneasy as to the , Jestination of the Gallo-Batavian . division in the Sc/ieLit. , They. write fro! n Rottei:Wam, that General AUGE REAU is shortly again to repair to fielvaiqsluys, to have a eopference 'Nvith Minim! DE WiNTErt.',. Cilat =rider in Chief cif the Batavian Fleet. Bank Extract from the Provincial Papers of Sa. turday " Some G entlr;men who have established a very advantage. ous Bank in London, think that vile eyed!) , advaniageous may be instituted in Wiltohire.." • - '" Some. Gentlemen whiff havi established a very advan tageous Bank. in London, think t that one equally advantageous. may be Instituted in Lancashire..l' , . . . - The address in both is the. Same, whichsltews the , Speculators,,belon to the ,sa me .firin,, Quere, which - is did . tiiry . 'atleivittageous LondOn Bank alluded tot' , .. ... . . The folloWing singuiar circumstance lately tot.* ..... place in the. town of Zichdetticki which w:cs a!Lnost, wholly' consumed by asdetruk-liii;e, fire. "ri:e house . Of one person of chi/mne of Lock'was atone ieft untouched; and. the manner in -- wli;c11 his infant • child was preserved is altogether eitraordinary : ,Early insthe morning 'the. inan,2 aceornp.ini . ed by his wife,..had zone out ,to:work,. and had, according to the custompf tbe place,. Jeft the child shut tip in the , hous - e'.‘ 'dn hearing the first - alarm . , the mother,.per. ce.'ivieg Pion) the smoke 'thitt-the . towil was on fire, • in a-,variety of places, hasrened•to.her house to col:- - lea.;,otr.e moyealiles, and to place _them be ytind the .. ret t ai Of the 11 m aes, tins at the same time gi,v,ing in.. strudicinS'-to licr chiiil to red.titi till her return.-=- - Thouglis,sheukkt every: poisible kettle') tti-te - g:t)in - -/. 1 her luti)itiltioli,„ the firejtati,ltiatle.:.u , :hprog:iltigi-b)'/loit it was itito" ere:thLr iippossible to , aniroach the 1.-1. .ce . . ~: Next morning the father entered the city, : , I'..t w.. 1% : . ,sui-prised to perceive that 11;s . h..q.t..c .:'.),,, was un, tonchtl.bFitil - 4.inpatittic2 he haste. , .•:" ~ ...-_,--,..}, -. . aft•er his dz.t : Fglger : :but : what was. .11.,,f . j•,- m ,. : ,. i-, e ..:.: 4 • • i more cas:lysa9ceiyedthitn dt_•scrti)c.-4, A vi l ., h e p:; . : .. .. 'de veldthe "Ztild froni`on 6; i 1 . ,.(; .‘, ;11,10w3 w , -. l comm Ht • t le . •!:his •)itilitiacli: ‘,..,, 14, - rtts, ~ into the louse, -, • to k, the, child Affedi . ortteiy in .li - is 'armS, and4e.— , - nined thanks to Pzovidenc . for/ her naitactlipui ; Fob,. : ~... 1 s'ervation 4 ' . ; . . .