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th. FRENCH .4?EitE R4tLS. PARK, NOV. ii.--Ina paragraph in theleurua/ du Commerce, datOd from the borders of the Rhine, 16th NOvember, it is stated, that accounts from Munich had mentioned that the perions arrested there on the ground of being implicated in the Con. ipiracy of Musics, had . undergnue many interroga. tories. The, principal'is an Abbe Dußois, still de. tained in the . prison of Munich. The Postmaster of tendeman having been claimeti by the Prince of TOUR and 'Lot is, by reason of his place in the Im perial post-oßice, has been given up to him, but his . examination is.carriei on with much aetivity in the ' Dame of this Prince. The dispute 'bet;een the Courts of Berlin and Vienna, on the sul)jea. of the equality of Protestant OW. Catholic votes in ' the Diet 'of the Empire, is said to be terminated by private agreement, the ..ourt of Berlin having agreed to admit an additional tittber of Catholic votes, to establish a balance in lOme measure.. This' number is by no means so con. :We:Table as Austria :kt first desired ; but fat beyond What Prussia WaS fir,t willing to grant.. " • Accounts from Turin of' the 14th November, itntntion the arrival of his thiliness the Pope in that sown. His Holiness in his passage throUgh all the italiam towns was received with all the exultation, 'personal and love, due t o hi s e minent station and his personal virtues. Preparations are made for a grand illumination at the Luxembourg on the night of the publication of the votes for the Hereditary Imperial Dignity in the family of BoNAPARTK. The Scaffolds etuaid about the Chinch of Notre Dame, prepratory to BONAPARTIT'S Coronation, are capable of containing from 24. to .3o.,oooper sons.-.-The Deputies of the Departments and the different military bodies are to be sit placed as tot bave a View of the Emperor, whose Throne will be eleuted at the entrance of the Church. Tilt IMPERIAL MANTLES. persons whO have seen the Imperial Mantle of his Majesty five the following description of it. This Mantle is of the finest velvet, of amaratithus colour, four ells (six yards English) long fron t the extremity of the train to the top of the collar, and nearly eight feet wide. The ground is patrume with &olden bets, embroidered in hois. It is edged with a golden border, the richness of which is only equalled by the workmanship. At eQual intervals, in t h e midst of branches of laurel, in full bloom, and ears of Lotn, pleasingly intermixed h a silver sun, surmounted by an oak and .4 Roily.; and with in the sun, the letter N. in raised gold. This Mantle is entirely lined with ermine; the fur extends nearly four inches In breadth, beyond the border in gold. It has also 3 broad Collar, in the shape of a tippet, all of ermine. There is only pttaopen.sleeve, like thaLofa Turkish dress; and (Ilion the other side, an npeninA, vibieh is to he clobcd with a clasp of diamonds. The Mantle of the Empress, which is not yet linished will be in via; respe& like that of her august Con ,4°T, with this exception, that the eons in th e border arc of Pt% end the letter N. of silver. 1,1031401tN,N0v. z.—ln consevence of the rainy Gml windy weathtr which now prevails, it is hoped that the- disteinper here will abate. Only one of the Physicians have hitherto died of it, and other Phyai. Gans have been sent from Genoa and Lucca to exa. mine into the nature pf the disorder. None of the ptopte i n t l e Hospital, who take care of the sick, h ave yet. di e d. The cordon may. be passed through with a Certificate' of Health. The sickness princi. Pally prevails in three streets. Since 'it hegan 3c7 persons have died,„but of those 144 died of the small poic or other disorders. Miny, of , the habitants have left the City and gone into the court. tryi The bodies of those who now die are buried in lime: MILAN, Nov. 4.—Ae soon .as Itis Holiness has left Italy, a declaration, it is said, will 11 published relati ve to the kingdomq of the T w o SiciUes and Etruria, as also, the Ecclesiastical State, signifying that, in the present circumstances of Europe, . the same neutrality as heretofore cannot be permitted. The English-at LeghOrn and Naples, are already !raking preparations in consequence. VIENNA, 1101 r. 16.—Acc9Kling to the accounts hero Naples, the King of the Two Sicilies has or. tiered a sitia reciniting, by Which. every thirtieth man of those who..are able.tu bear,arms must enter into 'military service. FR ANKVOILT, .I\lOV. D'OU BIT L the late Russian Ambassador at Paris, will toolort,o w leave. this City for St, Peteriborgh• NANTZ, Nov. is.—Some merchants of this town have received Letters from an inhabitant of Guada. loupe, who left this place about eight months ago in a neutral Ship, which give the most satisfaltory details as to the state of that Colony. They grow a great quantity of sugar, almost as much as in the time of Peace. A number of persons having assembled at Sr. Thomas, a Danish lsland near Guadeloupe, appa. rently with the intention of disturbing the *ran. quillity of the latter Island, two French Privateers succeeded in carrying off those ill.intentioned•per. ions, and bringing them to Guadalupe, where . shey have been placed at the disposal of the Colo: ‘iiti Government. ;Yesterday, at a Meeting of the Goiernors of t, harter.house, present the Lord Chancellor, Earl Spencer, Earl Kosslyn, the Bishop of London, Lord C b tenville, the. Lord Chief Justice of the King's "",.."L'lls and Mr. Addington, the Rev. Philip Fisher elteed Motet of the Charter.lfouse, and the i 'ec. Edward Wollaston, Usher of the School, 'wo3 ?reeented to the , Minty of William, both vacant 0 7 the death of Dr. Ramsden. The Candidates for the former were, the Rev. f',h, 'Rattle, Master of the School, the Rev. P. Inert the Rev. F. J. H. Wollaston, the Rev., A f j ocil Stone, and the Rev. Allen Fielding. Can. i lea for the l a tt er w er e, the Rev. Dr. Reines 4 ‘ev* Bdwerd Wollaston, Usher of the. School, *us Ikea. John Maule • and the Rev. B. J. Proby. The Court of Direitors of the East India Com 1110w have come to a *solution of establishing a _nverntn ent et P r i nce o f W a l es ' s Aland, on a Plan srt,miler to th ose o f t h e P res id enc i es of Fort St * ‘": 4 4e and Bombay. ,itultruniOns h ave b een f orwa rded to 'the severa l ports, relative to the infetiipus distemper raging st Charlestown and in Georgia, and for preventing tammunication with any Vessels arriving from those titre. t o 4\ll !* BR Ytkiri hat bequeathed his valuable Lib rar y t /( oa_ r i y in:s m 5 Ci)ite g Vi ri 01 lliCh . ' Society he was for. trnl .11% ANDREes:r Ak NiVERS 017. YastittrtAY the Scottish Corporation met at the London Tavern, to celebrate, as usual, the An-i -versary of their Tutelar S t int. A twee - table C.ttn . .. pally, of between three and four hundred persons, assembled on the ,occasion. A little before six o'clock the Dtike of Mots. TRost, amidst reiterated plaudits, took the Chair. Before Dinner Dr. Youtro, ,the Chaplain, said Grace, and afterwards returned thanks, conveying in both some pertinent remarks on the blessings peculiarly enjoyed by Britons. • On the President', right sat Lord GLVNBERVIR, and on his left the Hon. Mr. EI,PHINsTONE. Each Toast had its ap., prnpriate tunes ; they were in the following order: t. " The Kirk of Scotland."—Woo i d and Married and a'. z. " The King."—God-Save the King—Roy's Wife—The Birks of I nverinay-13ritons Strike Home. 3. " The Queen." —The Highland Queen —Mary Scots the Flow'r of Yarrow—How Sweet's the Love. 4. " Prince and Princess of Wales. "—Prince of Wales's March —Etrick's Banks—Of noble Race. was Shenkin—Shep herds I have lost my Love. 5, " Duke of York and the Army." March—British Grenadiers. 6. " Lord Melville and the Navy."—Rule Britannia— Hearts of Oak—jolly Tars—The Tops-sails shiver, Ito. &c. A variety of choice songs were sung by Messrs. DIoNUM, L DENNR, BRUNTON. WILLtAt.t. sON t .and BARCLAY. The Tight Little lama, by Mr. Dr GrtuM, was particularly well received; and Mr. BARCLAY'S two &each songs, " Jamey's Gre,y !herb," and " 71tva an' Tema lay Together," sung in the true Aberdeen dialect', proved very amusing to the company. 13y way of varying the .scene, Mr. FITZMAU, played some choice Scotch. and Irish Airs on the Union Pipes, which were received with great ap; louse ; the great size of .the room, however, pre. vented their having the full effed which might otherwise be.expeeted. The Noble President, upon his health being drank, returned thanks in a neat speech, in which he declared the funds Of the So. curry to be in a very flourishing condition ; and Mr. Dos I s, , the Secretary, read the names of those who had contributed since the last Meeting, with the sums subscribed by each : the whole amounted '—Duke of York's to about 5001. The health of the acting Stewards being drank, Mr. Yootio, as one of them, returned thanks for the bondur done them, and, in a most eloquent and impressive speech, expatiated on the advantages of the institution, the liberality with which their fel. low.citizens of the United Ki , gdom had contri. Noted to its advancement, and the invincible posi. don in which it is placed against all external attack, by internal unanimity, &c. About ten o'clock the Noble President retired, and the Chair was successively filled by the Hon. Mr. arti IN , TONE, and Mr. Gr4ORGE GLENRY, the exertion of whose convival powerti, at so late an hour in the evening, met with universal mid deserv ed applause. We ought not to forget that the din. ner. and the wines were excellent and that the Stewards dichatged their duty with much regularity and'decorum. Yesterday being St. Andrew's Day the Royal Society held their Anniversary Meeting at their Apartments in Somerset Place, when the President, --u- , the Right JOSEPH BANKS, Bart. K. B. in the name of the Society, presented the Gold Medal (Called Sir GODFREY' COPLIY'a) to StAlTiretf . Tea NNA:NT;ESq. ' for his various Chemical Discoveries communicated to the Society, and printed in several volumes of the Philoiophical Transafflons. The President delivered the customary discourse On the subjefta contained in Mr. Te NNANT'S Papers. Afterwards the, Society proeetuied to the choice of the Council and Officers for the' ensuing year, when, on examining the ballots, it appeared that, the. following Gentlemen were eleeleil of the Coun. cif : Of the Oa Council, The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Banks, Bait. K,ll. ; Sir Charles Blagden, Knt, ; Henry Cavendish, 1. sq. ; Edward Whitaker Gray, M. D.; Right l lon. C harks() re vale ; Charles 113tChett, rsq, ; William Marsden, E sq. ; Rev. Nevil Maskely lie, D. D.; George, Earl of Morton; Joseph Nlant.i, Esq. john WAlker• Esq. - Of the New Council, Right Hon. Lord F tederick Campbell ; Davies iddy, Esq .1 William Herschel, LL. D. ; George, Earl of Itelacartney ; William Parsons, Esq. ; lames Robertson Barclay, M. U. Samuel Horsley, Lord Bishop of St. Awl) ; Rev. Richard Dickson Shackleford,D.D. ; William Hyd e Wollaston, Esq.; Fleury Penruddocke Wyndham, Esq. ' And the Officers were, The Right'Hoti. Sir toseph Banks, Bart. K. B. President. William Marsden, Esq.. Treasurer. Edward Whitaker Gray, M. D. William Hyde Wollaston, Esq, Secretaries. Afterwards; the Members of. the Society dined to. gether,.as usual,• at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in, the Strand. Yesterday being the Anniversary of St. An. drew, the Loyal North Britons mustered in Gray's Inn Gardens, anal fired a feta-ds.jaie in honour .of their Tntelar Saint. VoLUNTRIRs. , The 'Jager' .of the Floiwurable the Artillery Company, commanded by .Captain Bessat, and the Riflemen of the. First Surrey Regi. ment, commanded by Capt. DASDs, asaertlhied yes. terday morning at Montpelier Gardens, and Match. ed from thence to Nunhead Green, in order to tie. cide a long.depending. shouting match between twelve of the best shots of eac h Coinpany., • The target was placed at the distance of tso yards, and ,the Jager* fired six rounds a.picce. The contest terminated in favour of the Artillery Company, they., having put ten shots into the target more than the First Surrey. The two Companies reaurned to the . Montpelier, where a plentiful dinner, was provided at the expense °fele biters. MAxstort-Houle.—Yesterday a young man and a boy wets brought before the Loan MAYOR : the boy had presented a hilt fur 201. lois purporting to be drawn by Mr. Theymer on a banking-house in Lombard-street, and was deteded by Mr. Theytner having ceased to deal for some time at the house. The young man waited in , the street for the boy to return,'*nil wautaken into custody. On his exatni.• nation, he said that he had found the check behind the Mansion-house. Mr. Morgan, of Lawrence lane,attended, and said , the Prisoner 'occasionally • attended his .warehouses ; that lie was all very 'ie. spettable family ; and that he would havegiven ln'to any money he wanted. Bit Lordship sal d, tie did not doubt it; but the circumstances were so strong against the Prisoner, that he must commit him for trial at the ensuing Sessiirt. iite AO? Ah PAAHLY. St :ICE Hatt MaitsTy first intimate an intention of giving' a grand Fete in the Castle, in honour of the IN INC ESI AUCUITA.'S Birth-day; the Pitt NC els Eft it-ive been making preparations for the gay scene. Every one is busily employed in getting ready some new dress.; and the twice of these illustrious Ladies in the fine works, such as embroidery, tambour, and netting, has long been deservedly the theme of panegyric —From six o'clock, the hour of retiring from table, namely, after taking coffee, the Qu r ar‘d the Patric colts proceed to HER MAJESTY'S work.room, where each 'Lady has a separate work.: table, with two wax lights. The effect produced from seeing the QUEEN and her five charming daughters, all elegantly dressed, seated in different parts of the room (for in the coldest weather. it'is not usual for them to sit near the fire), and encircled by such a glare of light, is beautiful beyond de. seription. . From the hour ahoy' e.mentioned until eight o'clock, the PRINCESSES work at their needle. The QUEEN is employed in working a dress. of white muslin. The PJ.INC€SS.SoPHiA Myles herself in tambour and netting, in both of which accomplish. ments she excels • every Lady belonging to the Court. The PRINCESS Fa.tzAarnt is. engaged in painting a variety of ornaments on velvet. Her Highness has finished some groupes of flowers which display uncommon taste and richness. She has also drawn some very. beautiful medallions for (ran. sparencies, intended to he exhibited on the night of the - approaching gala ; the subjeas from • views taken by sea and land .when the ROYAL FAMILY were at Weymouth daring the last season. The PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, MARY, and ANIF 1. IA, are finishing the same kind of work as the Qua EN. Report says, that Sc. George's Hall will be fitted up for the intended Fete, but we have since heard that some other state apartments, which are nearly finished, will be appropriated to that 'purpose. 'Should the above noble saloon be the destined seent, and, indeed no 'place can be , better calculated to give it full effea, about eighteen years will have elapsed since a Gala was given there, and that was on the PRINCE of WALES'S Birth.d.ty, when tipsier& of goo distinguished personages s upped in that magnificent apartment ; the KING, QUEEN, the PRINCE, the ROYAL DUKES, and the PRINCESSES, being all seateil under a Throne, at a table elevated by a flight of steps, above the com pany . Dr. TEARSON a , nd Mr. CLINg have been attend. ing ,KEMBLI, and it is at length discovered, that his indisposition does not arise merely , from a strain, but fromthe rupture of some muscular fibres on his side, the efted of severe exertion. Fie may well say, " throw thjsic to the dogs," for time and patience are the only remedies prescribed to him; and he is ordered to cry their efficacy for six weeks or two months. ' Nts, Si DD o Ns.—Several infamous paragraphs have.been some Woe in circulation (evening Mrs. St ODONS, which have had no 'foundation hut in, the despicable malignity of the writers. We have many times, attempted to obviate the effeel of these malt. :volent. .slanders, hut the same venom which gave birth to them has induced the authors to bring t hr. in forward again in various shapes. At length these vile calumnies have reached the ears .at Mr. St D. ports, who has,' we find', by Public Advertisement, offered one thousand pounds' for the' discovery and . conviction of any one of those anonymous De6tners, It remains for us to add, that never were calumnies more misapplied than in . the presesit instance, es Mrs. Sionost is deservedly as much esteemed for the uniform propriety of her condulf,, acid her own. plary virtues in private life, as site is admired by the Public for transeendant genius in her prole ss i tio Mr. HattLev's authentic Account of she Yalu! R.,,i,,,, accompanied b his correct Portrait, en. gr aved from an on' Sketch ‘ by Freeman, was delivered to the Pad ,is afternoon. BON MDT.--A Gentleman, of iiiberoriaU extrac. tion, nut less ,remarkable for the suavity of Lis manners than the geritility of his person, lately stopped at a butcher's stall in Liverpool, and tans ea r t h/auk aildreased the sneer with some apparent, warmth, " what's the price . of pork to.tiay ?" " tsn.pence " was the reply,—" Llogs atelatiey," rejoined Pat—" Se I perceive," telpfted the gen. tlesnan Di the knite and cleaver, Catlin)/ an arch look. At his customer 1...4t is unnecessary to add, that the conversation very abruptly broke of. An exchange of private Signals, end other mat. ter's . of importance, have, we understand, been agreed upon by the Courts of St. James's and St. Peters. , burgh, ,The principal building for the grand Poo of 20,000 . stand .of'artlls, now cteCting near the West'. gate of Bury, is externally completed, and 'the root ready for coveting, Although theground.for theionse was not marked out till the. beginning of September. .I ‘ t forrnsa very handsome bride edifice. . • • Mioot.wszx ELicrtoN.—tieventen more Bills foe perjury were found by the Grand Inquest, at Westminster, on Wednesday lakt, against Voters for Sir F. Bo ant - yr, Lieut. Morrrassox is appointed to the command of the Ceie/ 5 Gun.vessel, at Plymouth; as is Lieut. TITTIT to the Wrattsler, at Deal'. On Monday was married LiCtit,, jotIN.SPIAR. I NG, of the Royal 'Marines, to Miss SA.RAtt IVIARSEI BRADLEY, only daughter of ' the Rev,:ritoNtess BAAULRY, Reelor pi . Hartley, Kent... • Lyttri s Nor. 29.--Weltad bUt a moderate sup. ply of Wheat today ; the inferior snits met with a depression of 4. , . per quarter, but the fine qii.ilities. fully supported the prices quoted in my latit.--Liar. ley at the early part of the day was teadily hold at 4.85. per quarter, but towards the close, at a teduc.' lion of about ts. per quarter. Al shilmai Fair, yesterday sennight, store beaits and. sheep rather advanced yin pike. Best hops, _of the present year's growth, SOW:lrons 41. to 4.1. 105. per cwt. . . At iiiitiporth Marker, en Saturday last, Wheats were 33t. to 365. per bag , -of it score, svllicli, we have to observe, is from 35._ to 4.i. per l . nig lower than iri_the preceding market. '," Batley is also tower, 1.1: per bag. Hog Nall, Oats, ece. have met with a considerable fall in price. iiEklAik frA - s#ioks Fort isECii'life.e; . . 111AfiNign Datssts of kr! hits cambric, itiuslin,, with - ders or worked amblin let in round the bottom; with collari and long.steeves, are ,very fashionable. Corded Muslin*, are likewise tnuen worn : they art very jirett4 , , and likely To.p.c.; general, from the easy manner in which t - they fillthe form. Bonnets of straW, puce, or rnarone colour. Tel vets, are tnuc . t worst. 'flit large Spanish black beaVer hat, with a feat' ar placed horizontaily in front, has been lately ilarocint' . o4l ry L the nuteliess of Sr. AL3A Nil, alid Several other clash-oil OF ton, with yety becoming esf;:at. Veiisct pelscCiorEgyptiAst brown, puce, or rriarone Co!ottr, With lace let in all round, and finished With gtifited collars are likely to become universal: Ev stauo sssts.—The most fashionable -h veiling Dresses for the winter will be plain most n short dresses; worked With a rich border in tambour; the train petticoat er ruite. . . . IN FANCY DAZSSES, coloured nittslini embroidered either with vld or silver, protztiscs, tr ' cin ,11C patrottage they have niet with, to hecMne general. Nars, a dress composed of silk,'llas been seen and mui:h admired for its elegance end simplicity, It is likely to have a great run ; they :.ire richly ttirrinied with Ince; and ornamented with'laca sleeVes ; the NCck is also tenanted with lace.,- . - 1-litAn Da ass es.—Tho Egyptan will. preside over the Grecian, although the latter is decidedly thirfavottrite. A titicial Lb well are coining inure into vugue then ever among those Ladies who do oat enter into all the ektretnes of fashion. With either the Egyptian or CNcian heads, pearl nr gold or: nantents will be ;Mach used; but the further is likely to be' the most prevailing. . Fancy hats of satin or velyet, 'Made in the Spanish style; richly ornamented with silver spangles ur bogies, with three. ostrich feathers, were introduced for the first tittle in plibliti• at the Opera ilit‘use, en Saturday iiight. The colours ofthese hats were the Egyptian brown, marone, and puce. The' first was most admired, and had t striltinyly hlautitu! eth:Cl`:' from the addition, of three uncommonly 1414 e white ostliat feat hers, - . . • GsfaitAt „OBE:SNIT 'ans.—Tiff: superb irelvri dresses so much worn and adrnirect during the last s,:aacii be exploded this, to dive place to hithitonents- less , onihre in appeafanee. Dress, it is expedcd, will be more studied this season than it has been for many preceding otws. The ;Ice, year will prod - Lice agrest variety of elegant fashions, yll of fi nal, to larincare which the most tasteful hands have been: constantly employed Inc i:.:veral months. Ever} new dress will hear the name of softie di,tiooished p_ersou,sge. • • The Dutchess, of ROXBUR G , Matt: hieTheßli of HiR rj , ORD, lady CASTYLAE.4O K, and Lady V 1%44 t o.s. are among the number of beautiful females who wilt set tne fashions for the season. WEST INDIA NhlrS. ROSE ALI(DOM i NICA),Si: PT, i7.—AcCounts from Martinique, hy way of tit. Luck, represent the . state of that Island as most distressing and oppress. ed. 'The fortifications . of thse - Island are stated to be in thorough repair, but the garrison greatly.di. minished, and ahnott totally unfit for duty, great part of which is performed' by the Militia. A ge , ' neral disatfeftion prevails against BoNArmtTo for , assuming the Imperial title, anti the people openly avow - their preference to the British Governments the Captain General himself not 'being inimical . 'to our interests. The hitherto flourishing town of Sr. 'Pierre is almost without trade and commerces• anti, except to the' Americans, not the least vent ear` be found for their coloni:ii.preiduce. Th e stores are Aar . , not the least confidence prevails, anti but one continued murmur is heard against the requisition and 'extortion of the Glvernment. In short, the gene. rat cry is for the English-_H Po:trims; era (viennent ill pa ?" On Wednesday last a Flag of Truce arrived at' Guadal&npe, on board" of which were Lieutenant blytti.,' - ef the Marines, -who was lately wounded in the attqck"motde 1w the Boats of. His Majesty's Ship Otricllfir on .the SloripAy if* at the Saints ; filso Ensign MILLER, captured in one Of the ! Ships of the Cotk.Convriy.. Nineteen American, and two Swedish .vesseiss , I were lost ,at St. tsiarre'i, in the'late hurricane. Sr. JOHN'S (ANTtOt/A), OCT. 2.--His Majc , r. ty's Ship Seralis, of 4.4 guns, which was reported, to have been tin thore in Deep Bay, during the late' hurricane, is in perfeel safety. The Orproe Sloop of War is now heaving down at Eastflar. bout*: Great damage , has hen done to some ettates in the country, particulnly ; , 1 the mountains, %Oleic the rain ppured in irresistshie , torrents. ST. VI tiC LNT'S, 29.-- , Lt is po3i lively tttle that .General Eitl4ollF, Governor. of Guasialoupe,, lately executed several Masters .of' Atirerican Ves. sels fur carrying provisions to. the Bli.ck, Govern* meet at St. Domingo. In consequence of this pro., ceriling the Black Ensperor has published a P1•904,' melon, in which he declares his: resolution to make re p r is a ls, and ordering his CruizerS to hang the , Masters ofellVessela,ot whatever description, bound to Guadeloupe, ut the yard arm, without trial, and, without any other proof tWly .be furnished by the othibitionoitheir Ves els' Pavers. BASIETI KITTs), OCT. 4. —The aStilllga done by the late hurricane in the intetint• 4 thitl Wand has•greatly exceeded the estimate made of it at the lime. The torrents' from the . moutititina swept away almost, every mill in the colony, and occpioned other losses to the amount of at least rOO ,OOOl. It is singular, that although many houses were swept away, antrso many vessels wrecked,: only two lives were last ; the one a per, sort belonging to Flit Majesty,'s I.4o).ontotes, and the other a negro. WetlnesdaY.aertnight a fire.hroke oat in the house or mrws. D.-Morgan and Co. in Heath, occasioned by-the carelessness ola servant, who cited a lighted candle in bundle of laths while he was employed itr tbu. cellar, the contents of iyhiclt were destroyed, and the house much damaged before the flames Were extinguished. Monday last the body of Capt. THOMAi Mittart, who formerly lived at Woodbridge, wit* Wilful 'drowned near the beach, about three miles to the northwaid 'of that harblor. On 'Thursday an unfortunate accident happened at Poole, to a child : while a servant girl went from the nursery for only a few minutes, the clothes by some Means caught fire, and burnt it in so shocking a manner that it lived but - a fetwhours.—.The legs of the little sufferer 'were littially burnt to a cinder. A Sportsman of Yarmouth, shooting a few days since, by one of his 'shots broke the wing of a snipe, WhiCh wfls• immediately seized by a hawk, and citified oil before the astonished 5pt0340:1311 re covered born his eurpfist f but.having marked tit: plunderer . to to h e dg e at stunt distance, and advan , ...- - lug with CailtiM), saw him rise with his prey yet alive in his talons 3 " a well tlitetted shot, however, nor on l y recovered 114 gitITIG, hut obliged the petty tyrant of the air to forfeit his life tot ilts ryheriey.