The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-28 00:00:00

MAILS. Aa t tvtn—r Jersey, I Surinam, t Dublin, a Waterford. Doa—t Cadiz,. t L►sbon, r Guernsey.,7, MCP. OF STOCKS' . • THIS DAY At TWILVS O'CLOCK. 63itl Red. Ann. . . . 62}1 Consols - THE SUN. SOLIM QUIS Utesits rAt.sum AUDILAT? :,LONDON, TKURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1811 Letters and Papers reached town from Dublin thi s , morning, and we are happy to, find that every thing, remained. tranquil in that city. ''" Rumours havebeen in circulation for a few days past that a change is about to take place in the .Adminisi ration, arid different Lists have been hand- . ed aboitt, each framed according to the wishes and hopes of its author*. Upon, thii subje& we do tiOt *wish to assume credit for more knowledge than we really possess we shall, therefore, only say, that it appears it, be by no means improbable that Some changes may take place in the Couneils of the Its-, Getcr before the opening of Parliament, but we are , strongly inclined 'to think that no decisive arrange went has yet been made. Our Readers may, how ever, wish to know what are-the reports to which wee are alluding, and therefore we subjoin the lowing Lis'ti which are in circulation :-- • . Lord, ill .i.t4 wilts, Chancellor of Ireland, to, be Chaucellor of kitgland. Marquis of WEI.LIC)LEY, First Lord of the . Treasury,. vice Mr. PrkcevM., who is to be created YiSCOUnt HANI P. 11:TIAL), with the office of Chancellor of the Duchy_of Lancaster fur life. Mt. Husicissos, Chancellor of the Exchequer. I,O4IIIOj.LAND, Secretary of State for Foreign AtEtir. Earl Pilot it A, the Home Department. -.1,0111 AST 1.333A.C11, the Colonies. Lord Siratoul . lA, President of the Council. Lord Ks ITH, First 1.. - nrd of the Admiralty. Lord Hut - cat:4 sox, Master General of the Ordnance. Mr. Ws r.c.stiLt Pot.i, president of the Boaid of Controul, with a seat in the Cabinet. Er. BA Till74lT i SCC36taly , at War, with a seal in the Ca. '3l(a 1. Wart. /arl Lovas)* Li, Privy Seal. of lluettt NOHANISHiRL, 1.00 Lieutiai.illt of Ire. Lind, , itte44so lisinst.sv Sussman, Esq. Treasurer of the Navy. Mt. Cumt Lira Long, Secretary for Ireland, and Cluncenor of tbe Eu 114411141. The Marquis of Ot A tIDIORD i and the Earl of Cutctit4- t tit. %flint Poit.M.tatels General. The Margitia of IllaTfaitt) to be cream! Duke of St Y. Until(' al nil to be Lord Chamberlain. , of Y MOl.llll, Privy Yur.e, and to be called up by writ. • ' " Earl l'itac t r, Maths'' of the Horse, and to be called y p by writ. ,Lord Viscount M a loam Li, CovernoriGenoral of India. WILLIAM ADAM, Esq. ro belord Chief Baron of Scotland, in the roam at Mr. It op Eivr DuuDAS, the present Chiet L Baron, who is to be appointed Lord Priiy.Seal of Scotland,' for life, and to be created ViscounterkiittliTaWp'. * VANSII:IART and Mr. Hos. Nag, Secretaries of the Treasury, • Mr. Tacit sit, gecretary of the Admiralty. Sir SAMUEL Rau mt. y, Lord Chancellor. of Ireland. Earl I.lAT'un KIST Continues as President of the Board of Trade. Sir VICAR. Y Class, the present Attorney Central, sueceeds , Sir I A vizi MAN4rt to) in. the Cotnnum Pleas, and Sir TuomAs PLumsit is to be appointed Attorney General, awl Mr. C A RROW Solicitor General. other List is as follows :—, L., Lord Chancellor. Marquis VV at.t.asi:av, First Lord of the Treasury. . 10 . rdlicii.LA ND, Secretary of Stato for Foreign Affairs. Earl St. V ViCI.NT. fag Lord of the odiniralti. 4r. '11; tut say, Citancellor of the.Exehequer.' :fir. Porisol4 ay, Home Secretary: • lavltatOOL, Secretary tar War and,Colonies. This morning the Gentlemen whO intended to bid for the Lottery waited upon the CHANCRLLOR'Or the Excli graven, at the Twasury, when the folloWing olio's were. made : it it and Co. y Sw I TafldCO. . - %CI; It 9 - 5 6 Bisn and Co. ware the'refcne dLclarr4 pu r Ohies. An express was received yesterday from Wind sor, at York-House,'stating, ' 1 That his MAJESTY had'a restless night, and was not so well as when the last express came off.” An express was received lair - night frotrt' Wind ' si,r, at rerk-House, staring, (' AIAJESTY Was not better than in the troining t - , THE 'PRINCE REGENT.—Sir WALTIO-FARCIUTIAR took leave of the PIIINCE REGENT Tuesday.— The private acoeunt yesterday 0°m:0,00;u-0 3 ,10 t h e Royal Family, was, that the Platticit was better yes terday than he was on Tuesday.--Someof the Mini stets wilt attend his Royal Highness to day, at Oat . - lands, upon business. yesterday tho Marquis WELLESLEY went . toOat., lands, to lay before the Pkisce REGENT the Pro- CeedingS of the arbinet Courted, which was held at the Foreign Office on Tuesday last. His loyal Highness the Commander in , Chief, in company with the Chancellor , of ttie - IfotChequer, and. Mr.' Secretary Kynan, rode -on-horseback in Hyde Park yesterday, and at fourecloek, after at tending at thw,Horse Guards, left town fair ()at t . bads, 'to visit the PttibiCo RBOBiT. • Mtclind Mrs: Oaal Horne sailed on Sunday - • - Yesierday, Mr: Moarietn, 5011 of the Lard Chief Justice MANSivIELD, was' ehlcted Preacher - to the Honourable Society of GI ay's Inn. Yesterday a' Court GI Diretiors was held or the 'East India House, when he undernaentioned Coin toanders took leave of theCodrt previous to depart ing for their respeaive destinations, viz. : • Captain H. Push, Royal Ch ‘rlotte ; Capt. W. Donald. sou, Neetune ; Capt. W. Campbell, Armaton ; Capt, 1. Birch, Labalva - ; Capt. J. Boyce, Contra ; Bombay. and 'China.* - • .... C4pt. tv.i. Riches, .Tharnes, St. Helena, lienconlert, and China. The Court adiciurned at six o'clock till tomorrow.' Major-General BArtt.ow, from she south-West ' distria, it; appointed 'to the cotninand of the garrison or Dover, in she room of Mrjar-Generai Tit.soN, whO is immediately to juin Lord Wer.LitseToN's army in Portugal, ,with the local rank of Lieutenant General. • The 3d West York Militia is ordered to bold itself in readiness for immediate etnbarkation at Sheer-- tress, for Ireland. The King's County Mtlitia, on its arrival at Maid stone,is to proceed to 6:Atwood Barracks, which it will reach about the I : sth of Oecemher. The depot. of all the Light Infantry Regiments of 'the Line is to he estiblished . at Brabourne Lees Bar- . 'racks ;.. it will Consist of the 43d, 510, o.d, 6ath,. 71st, and 85th regiments: The 4th Battalion of the both Foot, which . came home from Antigua a skeleton, but a short lim e . since,"is rapidlyincreasing. its numbers; the strength Of it is already upwards at 400. The Hungarian Diet, we understand, haii agreed to guarantee to the amount of - 81) millions of florin;, the new paper money to b;.! issued by the Austrian Government; for the .redemption of the Vienna Bank Notes. The States of Transylvania have en-, oged, in like manner, to charge that province with ^0 millions; and the remainder nt the sum neces • sary for the restoration of . public credit, is Co be ap portioned upon the, hereditary dominion,`. SEDUCTION CLUB.—We have heard ,Of an Insti tion of this kind among certain young 'men of fashion, for the purpose of ensnaring female info.' cence, and corrupting matrimonial fidelity, but it is so repugnant to every nolion of the British Charac ter, even among the most titetrious and dissipated 'of our countrymen, that we can give no credit to the repart, thOugh' we received - it from a very respetiable channel. PiVilist6vr.—We have often expressed our cen sure on. the miserable condition, of the metropoli4, ' with teipeEt to the paviment. Eveiy day someac cidents happen, which, though note of consequence enough to be communicated to she public, are, per haps,' the cause of unhappiness.to many unfortunate individuals through lite. • But though many of the Public •.Prints, as as ourselves, have been laudably anxious to correct the .evil, and haVe an , plied merited censure to IhOie who have suffered it to )riae - to such height, and to continue so long, no, • asuencitnent appears. We - ire, howei , er, glad , to find that the Grand Jury have at length taken tip ilie rn abjeli , and yesterday found true hills against Totrenhani-court-roart, 'part of, Piccadilly,: from 13etkeley-street to H de-park Corner, 'and ,Skinner street, St. Pancras. NVe trust that the peOple, whose duty it is to attend to the convenience of the public, wilt be roused by this measure of the Grand Jury, anci,4Witl be influenced by fear of punishment, it they are insensible to better motives. The "produce'ot:corn this year is found very de feeliVe, and so Otleitroeaed, that, .unluckily, there are sC3lte any speculators; or any who have made speculations to supply Great Britain with foreign corn ; and if the consumption of bread cannot be lessened, the sufferings of poor families must be considerable. • No riicide of relief can be so complete as the in troduetion of substitutes for bread, and 39 attention to prevent - waste in opulent families. A saucy leo,- man,"a sulky cook, and an impertinent waiting-wo man, frequently waste more in one kitchen than would relieve the famished stomachs of ten poor starving children ! • • We are sorry to be obliged to allow that many of the poor are shamefully ungrateful,. most cruel tyrants to animals, and passionate in their families; imprudence and want of forethought their generat• failing . : still • every master or mistress of a family ouglif tai feel for the situation olthe poor at this,particular time,wlien Is. only purchases so small a pOrtion to preserve life. ~ Hew many mothers must have the heart-distres- , ingleeling of seeing their innodent young children want that bread and nouri3Ornent they cannot.pro cure for them. Let, then, the heads of every (tinily prettent all waste in their domestics ; and lessen Ihe comiump- • 'Sion of breed, by using substitutes : nothing can be so. likely - to 'reduce rat price. -‘(The fdllowing very melancholy accident happened at Newcastle yesterday se'nnight.:,—As two,master joiners, of the names of Bedh,one and ,I,Yilson,,,we,re sittinvogether _in the Grey Horse public house, On the (Inay-side, the wife of the former Canie; : in,.and in very intemperate language , upbraidecl her husband for sittir4 there. This cond4id produced .such a violent etfeel'ilPOrr his mind, that he rushed out of the house with intent to throw' himself over the quay .; which being suspeaed by his wife and Nyil . soh, theybi•thioltotved to prevent it,:.but,,so great was their hurry, that they all three Gil into the river togetber. Wilson and Redhope's, wife were both saved, but Redhope himself was unfortunately drowned,,, • His body was found soon afterwards in' the mud.. The body of a female, was found floating in the sea, close to the shore, on Thursday morning last, near Dinas Dinlle, in the. neighbourhood af Carnaryou. . Sh“ppeared to be'about 21 years at age,- a• short lusty woman, with black hair; had ear-rings in . tier ears. and a ring on her wedding finger, alai* , sup posed to be the wife of the master of the g:illiot Mary Bike, of Liverpool, which foundered in ,• ei,rnar von, Bay in- the sale of Monday nigh!, 'when all •on board (except the .mate) Perished. The body - was•decently interred on • Friday last in L'indiatins •Church.lard. • On Saturday last, as Mr. Ralph Wedgewucal was riding through his coppice at Eaton-wood, Middle sex, he discovered the ody of a'Well-dressed-man in _sense furze, with his -cut from ear to ear, and a case-knife lying by his side. The corpse was removed to the King's Head public-bouse, and it prove!" to 'be that of Mr. IL Hammon, a farmer, who had been insane some months, froM the etfeets "of a brain fever.---.Verdiet..4nsanity. NAVAL NEWS. Nymoul-n, Nov. 26.—Sailed the Mode'sloop - of I,var, with att6tachment of 'Marines, for Lisboa. Also sailed the Peacock sloop of war, with a fleet of merchantmen, for the Downs. The new ship Transport, from Milford, reported to have bepn lost, arrived here last evening, under convoy of the Orestes sloop of war. Arrived the, Pilgri►r., , JuLlAN,:sen. otaster i ftom Dundalk, with a cargo of provisions for this port also arrived a vessel from the Baltic, last . frotn the Downs, with a cargo consisting of hemp and iron for his Majesty's Dock-yard at this port. • Sailed the Favourite and Orestes sloops .of war on a cruiz e . Arrived the At: ales sloop of war from lbe west ward. Arrived the Mercury, ADAMS, Ann, T AYLOR, LOVRIIING,';ThomiIs and William, ligovil4, Two Brothers,. ELLis, Bedford," NtcitoLLs, Bir mingham,' GILL, Rover, T Ham's, Wtan, and the Mary Ann, TIPPETT, from Wales; Betsey, SLADE, and and Mary, ' RICHARDS, from Liverpool; Samuel, 'BALLANTINB, from Sunder land; Trader, DpnNis,,Virgin, ToNKtN, - apd May flower, Jo nas, froM ; and the Farmer's Ad venture, LLoYD, from Bridgewater.; • PORTSMOUTH', Nov. 27.--• Arrived a few West Indiamen from the Downs. • Sailed his Ma l jesty's ship Royalist, with a convoy, or the Downs. • FALMOUTH, Nov. :25.—Arrived the Duke of Manchester packet, wish a mail, from Surinam and Martinique, in 35 days from the latter. DEAL,' Nov. 27.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Mosquito and Beagle from a emits. - - Came down several ships from the River. NEWcASTI.E, Nov. 26.—0 n the morning of the 2d inst. ahOut one o'elack, the inhabitants of the Village of Minnyhive were suddenly and most seri-. ously alarmed by the unpreeedonted rise of Delwhat, craigdarrotih, and Carsfairn waters. - At' 12 night there was'no sign drain more than ordinary. In leas than .one hour, however, ali the tiles in the houses from: tbe.Post-ntlice and dowllward towards the foot of Dun ream were quenched, a el reurnstauce which very much increased the terror, not one spark could be procured to light a candle—the scene cannot be described. The screams of women and children, the resolnte efforts of the most vigorous yo.ing men, at the risk of their lives, carrying the aged and in firm to a place of safety; thesight of fathertilabour- . ing in the stream, and bearing up their infant off spring, were , truly affecting. About three o'clock the water suddenly receded nearly three feet frOm its superficial , mark, and in twenty minutes atter it returned, and extended five feet beyond h.— Perpendiculirly it gained t 5 inches. About four it began to abate, and at five it was to the ancles in the street, What is remarkable, no lives were lost. A stone bridge of 9ne, arch at Toth') has been erased-; another of two arches at Kirkland of Glen cairn has been swept away, and many timber bridges. On the hangba of G)encairn much . damage has been done ; and at a very moderate calculation, the loss, (trim the removal of embankments, bridges, stone-dyke s, cauls, lime, dung, soil, with the da mage of roads, is not less than pooh sterling. ,Ten To EATIT E...-The Rivals, one of the verybest modern Coniedies, was last night 'represented at the, Lyceum, and altogether tolerably well.support ed.—DowToN's 4ir Anthony was.a fine comic treat. Nothing could 'be mote justfj , conceived, or 'repre7 seill4 with more genuine humour, and , lated irascibility. The merit of JoaNsTota in Sir Lucius is well known, and he was last night as etreelive at ever. LnWts appeared in the part.of Acres, and though the mariner of his father_ was often 01 -. 4.9-vable, yet he displayed more original merit than he has sltewn in any of hitt former ef forts j and . we ,conceive that this species of rustic character, compounded, of Clown, Coxcomb, and ffo Coward, arth the. best scope for .his talents.-.- MiWbUNCAN played the part'Of Julia with feitling„ delicacy, and truth, except in her patting _Scene with Faulleland, in which her utterance and attion were too much in the lofty style of the. heroic drama.—Mrsignwrii did not want spirit and lm mour In the part . of Loh , / , but there was a degree of faree, and sometimes of violence, in her utter ance,. that could 'by no means be expected in any female 'accustomed to genteel society. We agree with a critic in a Morning Paper of this day, that 'HOLLAND made most extraordinary expressions of . , :conntenanca. His features throughout seemed to be gathered . 'into a very formidable frown, and re• minded us of Hamlet's " damnable, horrible facet.' He sustained the part otherwise liks a man of sense and feeling. . This actor has another peculiarity ; his heels never touch the ground at the same, tinie„, but each foot, exhibits he pointed toe with the moil • regular alternation. WrtgNcti was, at. least,lespect. able in Cqpiaiii Alsolule, but ton stiff in his depot t ment. Airs. SPA ims,, in Mrs. Malaprop, deserves a coMmendatoryi orifice ; and DECAMP Lively and pleasant in the Servant; It is to be regretted that no better expedient could be devised - for. the in tended duel bet Ween Sir Lucius and Captain Aldo- lute as far as it _is intelligible, it is absurd and ridi ` culous. Faulklands last trial of Julia also renders his cliaratier contemptible (or mean suspicion, while the author, no doubt, intended to display morhid sensibility. These are the chief defeets of this ad mirable comedy. • Shaw, the Life-guardsman, who has sent several challenges to Molineux, attended yesterday at the Fives-Court, in airier to make up the match. has declared be will fight him for any SOltti• qr a • belly full CATHOLIC ,DELEGATES. We insert the following. Report of the JU . STICE'S —.........-- Charke to the M.lhiinJdry, no the rectot trial and acquittal of Dr, Sheridan, which did nu? cot:tr to hand in tiine for.yesteday.'s publication, t rn i t tit. h;e uv l n l eg it d i t ee s t e , dC c tal a; b i e i i n t I u H‘ IF- v l d , a j'a ; i d e f 1 1 d c is , l o r . i i e,gti4cilci.::::::is.thilieladerrelf:giipettecdahers:toahlidlfeeS:icuthedlap. yi tm c p:a ; ;r ua t i )1c1:1:dnt:olcylinDlirn111:: .. a le d y lee t t l i l n i. t :t believe; iliut. on the 31 st of Jul}'. had taken pl-nce in I.iffey street' Cha. l i )el ; that an electif , n • bad there taken place, of delegating five pvsocs to serve in a General ' .A.sembly or . Committee of the Catholics O f IN l_a_!ld, and to represent that-parisle in that aseinbly, It th(4y believed the witnesses, who hLth 'spike . t . te same tarts with little vuristion , they must b'' 11eve , that the twerser assisted at the elation (A' those perlitis ineutioned,'—that he was in the c hair,. , .and put the question id their app they lf, also, i they believed Iktr. El oddleston, they must be- !eve, that a meeting also took place at ishttible• street, 0?) the gfh.Ot July, at which certain resolvtions were passed; and particularly, they wou'id obseof the m o t i f . d b tpersonsnotasph(p-fieulallrdtgobulev:etyllettniruemull:tit'lrt!o:ledic:alee:cilittilitia°ln6s-11 itni) .that !I ' l l :: did not e t c' thereeve • w dune Fishamble-street, 1 1 4 zuToilbibi ty Lf 11 ' 1 g depend npon the connec- , two , if any, which , they should believe eNiii' d b' tween those two meetings. _lf t hey thought that the meeting in Litleysstreet,was held in pinilPace t the resolutions entered into at Fishanablessiteei, at he a ag cc a o in rd st in t g lie west identified ,•: and. the atts of ;both Were evidence it i i: the t prrolcileytilini, s iotia- liimeCl'ljitricli:t`": for, as the trivvrW lion should remark, there was certainly no ericlet' 1 t eir. connection, but - the coincidence inT'''et traverser. On that part of the cae'o. number of the five persons elected in Litler.streel risk in • Dublin, and that it took place wittlin it l4 - month. It was on this evidence for Ilia I . ( j ) ."' should give them what of 01;i911t1h,thaendnutimor thaesseigleictelidonbywltistniii,irl;rlt: % Court on 1 , :they believed the one was in conseltlenc,e ~` . ;i 7 ti e either; t) and if so, - the traverser was ideu'illeu-wile !all'? IP order to apPly'those facts to d'e I " wi , 0 statute. 11 s The let .1,,- does not :profess to Say, 0131,14,3 ft cii• tended to suppress copvntions, Int:etng.wil" - im initial intention; . and :his day, an asteu lbi l ',l tie meets and not . be, guilty of any cilininal sci, a 1.,: bat the law, uhuadterwat:hetVon6slPriu°,:ita,ol'n volt' ‘tior. Fair illegal under the operation of 11)1' statue [ .' 1.. tic 1 ! Vk 35 the meeting of an assembly,, 110, 1".,,c1.01 ..*oinnocent their motive, that vios ecils.i'i-i. /a bf .the Leisltitnie criminal and - d togor''''s,! :.,„. the: very n ature of the_coNtitutiuns 1.11 i lc. ; u , .. ir .1,,, v.e.. 1 'ttione .It . was not because they l 'l ti ,,„. • .ceased,, h,:cause, frdin their Vi,lll 10,,,',1,,,y uses poasibty might 'he injnricus ; mod th e r- . eta W il 'di lite , L!iiz'liWure 'hod tAten Iv I . to iCcior°.,:i:., ex,:stenee of them iinlaiviol, aut.! noiltori3O iht! Pl ii : e onlygates to disperse them ; and tl!ii 10,4 b e . , operative construCtiJa 0 i c to ineet cone s e c ti on declares, t he publish ?list;": a not,.c t,,.., to he a IT 1 misdemeanour, aftd liokei It Lif.,,.m.,:r.u1l I“,,,attlive 0 -er.ce iv (eliding ,0114 Yoling a l a*. 1 ". ,`" t --;'persona to sei.,,.e a nd tore at Lll'd 011le i 1111 U. would 13e inipas3ible that. this section of tit' a it i a , et'old ever apply; i f it *WI to depend o n •ilieti, ~. lion, whether the assembly tit.,t on a true per 1°! Pretence, which =would be a transattion longt tope; querit—ia‘that un l e ss the Legislature tneall t ' _ . ". f the ,1:-.! -,' for HIE! SL • tend t o all re teed, asivblies.,pve th0.?.c4,L,,, ti.eulatly excepted, t hese enaciments of the.setooo",_,,l4 tti.m would be absurd and riel and what iv : o &hew that absurdity greater, if the pi*lencred ipe be pb leya,c a ea lol false dffidci se p pr e r etrotseeinoiceri.c,e that f ; lsi s. t livtenhyeei:A.l6.4:: aeortillyup,o,t3cw.ritell_solo.l judge of the .truth or falsehood of th e P reic e ....tri e ale meeting. or is he wait until the prelenricci 0,0 false pretence of the meetiog is disclose.d, dote disperse them, while - -they wele disperSing inlir selves, and the object of , the meeting has °bet, 0 10 p r eve r n e t m ed a i t:: tamed ? Se that, it, the: Bets of the asser t ' ! t ote , only to biri,hnegt„Aitidigtheetasdnin. dtloioevrdeopeenortoattliibtiteinigs(:)olo-01ng7;11::rii_t;btailllil: the remedy only to - bring it wlthlfl the operatio° 11f 1 the remedy would seeW to me to be stra tt it rat petitio►i b :,whether meeting for the purpose of bther wise. . , It ' terser, Dr. Sheridan, did actin the. eleelie: iee , 0 3 Kirwan, nominated to Me GeOetiii CO(l)("lt'slierititi that snob Committee was for the purPnse,°: - cilt►O b any Matter, by petition Or otherwis'e, in 11 1 °., 4 1 0 4 or State, you will find him guiity vior elegyntion, opinion, that the fart of ~is asgiiiiiig at tha t or pot , ehei ber it was for the i)urpose'of petitiOning of etc if you do,balieve.tioit ti o ia t I tr 3 ir : would not put; him • out of.. the operatian Me . other three /Judges statute. . . • ~ i -is is e't a l t ' c { , iti)beeening of all Delegated Asset, iodo( nitnoos concurrence in the .oeil)lPrirtoets:eocil ‘ t . i Llel Cl'i' Justice. • I , cullv i '‘i.,fne:vlagAtn,,,kr.aidh.braacomattidstf:4tueellboeseon:eeyPyni.:os'ielloiclik°,t ti)Ltlitcee. Y p e o s,t y edre '. i : 1 is :i t Jay 11# ve i n and wood their. ... ra eP3rts ol.the,Gly, a nd :time sensibly la % ° ,,4 , Hackney rlackwall, and tocl ,_.) 'O Ol firtele-terooroulisos,iponowic,tirisladi:;:'o,liee .heath, At Stepney, we understand that g'tt/i,E , ' 1 Pl3te-glass .wa% broken i.ty the shoci J 31 "iiiiiic'' seve ral wall the paues of slas s were forced in ;at i d - v ie e .. s ,, i th Windows throughout a whole strat hoot, Park felt thi! altered. • NeJr tire New 'Rad, D/PrY'leivoiri also, several oft he houses were illliCh sh3","'bottl the hboprtlS who Avere excAvatiog in iS,'l,,arrtvre ol the explosion. a'°‘/%1',:. Several person; are stated to hove b ee . c oi g,found sh.ll;e. where tit dy soold , 13)tbem Abbey and ,t 'schie 410f1 y 11111 t ,► I Olt if) e 0 1 Tueidav n , • J '- J --ornlng 4 fire broke oat at'a it test unes;.street; Clerkenwell, which Vont wil l ' g io et/ itirY ; but by the tittrly arrival .of several elifelt :;_,- The and the activity of the firemen, It was etl t - P extingutsbed,safter destroying the interior 0 premises. • , gang of robbers w ho lately atioaed 001 If . ercec a l'i dairy, at Ealing Cornnion, coo n' il , t , hoal e dlpredations la,t week on that ientlPcnaliTholeti They broke open the laundry, but had 1 0 ' - o iel , take'any property away, owiot tcittie Latta given by the lautidry maids., r7' ,* S.