The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-07 00:00:00

IV,II I A, L. .1 s. al4 *elk the L 01413,014 d AiETtE, mij. 6, lio4, ..Aamiralty.Office,- Nov.- 6, 1804.. Coy., of a Letter from rice. Admiral .Lord Piscount Consmantter in Chiffof His Majesty's • Ships and Vessels in the Mediterranean, to William Marsden, Esq. dated on hoard the Vithry, at Sea, the 14th Wolter, 1804. 61k, , - I nerewith transmit you. a letter from Captain tar", , OE His Majesty's. Sloop Halcyon, .dated the . i3d of:September last,. giving an account of his having captured L'Esperance, French , Privateer, on. the 20th of that month, which you will be pleased to lay befote the Lords Commissimners of the Ad tniralty, for their Information ; and at the some_ time acquaint .their Lordships, that captain Pearsei... exertions_ on the present, and several farmer occa,. 'ions, for _the protetlion of our trade, and destrue, ;ion of the Enemy's Privateers in., the vicinity of Gibraltar, very justly entitle him to my warmest approbation. -- 7 -I am, &c. NELSON and BRONTE. His Majesty's Sloop Halcyon, of Gibraltar. MY LORD, Bay, Sept. :3; :1104. I have the Honour to intorm your Lordship, that, on the 'loth instant, being on my way fenny . thil piece to tangier, I di,covered several sail to the , Westward, one a Settee boarding a Brig. I made all fail possible, With a very light air from. the Eastward ; and it is with pleasure I inform your laortiship, after eight hours' chase, incessantly pull. 1 9g , and tLe !mats towing against a strong current, we got within gunshot. After exchanging our bOw, and she her stern chasers (now and then 'a broad. side), she struck her Colours, and proved td-be L'Esperince French Privatier, of Nice;Captain Jo_ eeph Lebimis, pierced for twelve guns, but only ten mihunted, of different calibres, from twenty. .fours to twelVes; had on board fifty.tour men, but,. awing to -its 'being quite dark, - - twenty-two made their estape in boats before we•tOok posiession. I rtn happy' to . say, we had not any one hurt. Our rigging -and sails sustained a .little damage. L'Es. ranee had two wounded, and several shot in her ull, recast s ,. sod yards. I beg leave to mention to Your Lordship, she is the'same . Privateer that cap. ;urea the Swift Cutter, Fortitude Merchant Brig, end three Letters of Marque belonging to Gibral. tar. She is the largest: and best 'equipped of the kind I have yet seen.--=-My Officers and Ship's Coen. a s well as on similar occasion,:, atled with that zeal and perse.verance that deserve my warmest praise. -I have, &e. • W. H. PEARSE. • Pight Ibis. Lord Viscount Nelsysi, K.B, Duke of Blouse, Lic.tSc.fic. PLYMOUTH, Nov. ;.—Arrived the - Cho;c., Ca in* NArtt. CLAake, from Cadii, bound to Lon.' don thence j6th nit, under convoy of Hiy Majesty's Shur Triumph, C.tpt. Sir Roil ERT BAR -4"9" parted company .with her on the 2,2,a, cif Cape St, Vincent, where- she was to.cruize ; left lying in Cadiz Harbour French .Siip• of S 4 u g andi Corvette, and three EngliCh Mer: chantmen. Arrived the Neutrality, Capt. H. Milani', from Poregrund, with thnber and the Prussian Galliot Fortuna, C.ipt, ENS 11, from London, bound to Sr. Michael% laden with bale goods. • Arrived the 'Brig Eircx, of M.llden, Gao. &TT Inaner, from Gibraltar ; sailed thence the x ith ult.: cn hoard which Vessel the following persous cant; Palsenkers, v•z. Cralph Porrmtn, wife and chil4,; Mr. William 'Nye, !Litt°, ditto Mr John Cotton, ditwi, Mr. fohn Cotton, r a n t ; rs 4, lohn O'Donnoughue, Mr. les. Wilson, Mr. Cit.t. 'lr.ltalph Philp, and Eliz4bpth Mgore, a errata. Arrived also-the Brig Aid, of Yarmouth, Joart * DAY master, from Messina ; and a. large ,Spanish Ship from the Havannah, detained by the Maidstone Frigate, I) ORT S MOUTI4, Nov 6 Arrived 'the Mtt.trit., from Ly nn ; FoßiNcriaMs. 'reNce, Sc , rrr, Salt', FR .B:\!EILAND, Si6/ith, Doi. l ON, from Sunderland ; and Polante, from' tlurburge. Sailtd the C Attt ETT, for London. Arrived the Euryalus Frigate from .the West. ward, Sailed-the Plantagenet Man of •War to join the Channel' Fleet .; ridamaNt" Man of War for the I : u wns ; Diomed e . Frigate for . Guernsey ; Cracker un sblig on a ,Cruize off Havre ; Tribune 'and' Cutter lqigates, Rawer lig of War; Ilthorpi 'and Wasp Sloops of WAN i lv-t " the Ca me l an d Preiviyante Store.thips, And 11 ; r e Fleet o f M er oh antmen un d er C onvoy , for 'ibhon, Opot to, and the Mediterranean. C ame into Harbour the Spider Brig of War, "nd the Aja x Transport. SittaNass, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Constance Capt. •-apt. A. j. GRIFFITHS, from a Craize A rt 144 North Seas ; Ilia, Rosina, and Bradilick, 'med Shills front the %hie ; and Boxer Gun. t s iroT the River. An Armed Ship is on Shore in the Grain Spit I 3411 no% been able.to gat her name. Went out of 'bout z i l ,„,,,, ortalint • Ti, day the St. Alhail wa s r ,„t A The 'Wallet' up to six Months. I n . P e __ 1 . ‘ . . 11 1, Armed Ship continue, the Signal fly. V, vr c tmvoy to the Baltic. so„4":P! this Port —Zealand. St, Albans,. Hindostirit ek la c : ,i;p l4 L ' e cclat . hiclampust umc°rl ( ! t a i go 84. i kett4, 4 Vd i ng; .I.4nutca, Arab, Autumn, imbed iz° K ittY, Hind, Rosins, and Dria . cidi . 4111 01 .I.od itexer. uriousoied Umiak. Gun-brigsi A settee Wit . ' 'CaPti Mitiiitti. Eitottrft, of the Sala& llritqnnia . Pieket, ,to hii . oiv6era 'at Eer. wiek,'dated London; Oa: z 7, • says,' 11 Gentlemen, I am happy to inform you of the safe arrival of tle'Britansvia at ;London this .d.ry, all - well, after a terlioils passage... On - -Tuesday the. i3d inst. being ofr Flamborough Head waiting for tide to go round, the Sprightly, Captain TAY.: t.ox, hove in sight ; we were then - -spoke by a light Brig, who informed us there was a Privateer off Cromer ; we therefore .agreed to keep company together, and on the night following, at seven o'cloCk; Cramer Light . .bearing S. S. E. distance about io miles, the night being very dark, the wind from the E. by S. while we were standing in on the larboard tack, I perceived a sail to wind. ward, edging ,d'own upon us. I immediately. put i our helm a.wcather, in order to *go clear of him ; _btit as we bore away, he, followed;. and came very close to . us ; I then made him out to be a Cutter, and hailed him, but got no answer except a volley of Musketry. I then called all hands to: prepare for ac. • (ton, , which was soon done; and ,haiied him again, bUt got no other answer than from his muskets, and " Heave to, or I will sink you."' We were then ready for him*, and 'I hailed Captain TAY Lok to heave, to, and engage him likewise ; which was , done immediately by us loth, in each others wake ; he then bore down upon our weather.boom, firing his-great guns at us, which we, returned by a broad. side with round and grape, Which brought down his galt.topsail : lie was not then above .roo yards • from us ; we kept up our fire until we quite dis. abledliim in his sails ; he then . fell astern; and we saw no more- of him. , There are, a • good many ' shot throu i gh *our sails ; I . .)ut . I . have the satisfAion w Cu say none of our men w ere burr. Much praise, is, due to our Seamen, from the smallest boy to the brat man on board, for :the brave spirit they thew. ed on the oecasion. Qur guns stood well, ' and are lety easily managed fr;. " I am, .Gentlemen, " Your most obedient Servant, MICHAEL BkOWN." 4. The tritanniais armed with hoz. IS.pouna carronadcs, fixed on the non-recoil principle. :DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY • To the. Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Boa , for the Capture of the rend; Privateers L'Eiconore and La Vatour, the 9th lune . and 24th November, 1303,4 distributiOn orthe net proceeds of hull, stores, and head money; on board, on her arrival in Port; or every Tuesday. and Friday tor three years, at . No. tB, Clement's Inn. To the ()Ulcers and Compiny of His Majesty's nun-brig Vixen, for the Cliptil.:2 , •t . the French Privateer La Lionese, the 7th December, .3, a distribution of the net proceeds of head money, on bear.i toe Vixen, at Yarmouth, on her arrival in Port ; or every - Tuesday and Friday, .for three years.. To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Doris. for the Capt..re of the French Ships La • Nymph°, the 4th T une , 1 8,3,, and La Concorde,, in the saute month, a distri bution or hull and stores, together with the proceeds tit the hull of La Prudence, captured the 28th July, 183,3,-on board the Doris, on her arrival in Port; or every Monday,ant#,Sa : . • turclay; for'threc years, at Mr. John Boyer's Office, Ply i nticin, Devon. • ' Captain Low, of the Advice, of Hull, arrived on Wednesday last, in seven days, fr , n 1 Elsinore.— About seventy sail Were then laying there, waiting the arrival of a vessel froM England, 'to• take them colder convoy. A Fleet, supposed from London; passed him a short distance from Elsinore.'—'— lr was reported at Elsinore 'that theVilliartierr, of Hull, had been lost I,looh the Oesel. Aboust midnight on Friday last the .Adder Gun. brig, of !..1. guns, Lieut. PEDRO* WooD, coin. mander, drove from her anchorag e off Dungeness, and came on shore on the sands in Romney Bay, where ; she continued firing signals of distress till towards morning ; fortunately,. when the vessel grounded, the tide was just past its height„ ; and, on its ebbing, permitted the crew to,gain the shore without any loss, one mail only being washed over. b oa rd, but who luekily.regsined the ship. At low wa. ter; as the vessel was left dry on the sand, a great part of the moveables were preserved, and brought to Romney, and an attempt was made to get out t he g uns, but so soon as the tide turned, atad began to flow, the ship, from the violence of the wind and waves, became so deeply imbedded ,in the sand, 'that it was feared she would either be swallowed up 'or beat to pieces, as before noon on Saturday, the sea made a fair breach over her. ' About noun on Monday sennight the 7ohe, of London, from Danixic to Hull, with'iimber, deals, 'and oak plank, went on shore at Withernsea, on 'the Holderness Crust,' and bioke up instantly. One man and a boy were drowned ; the remainder of the a:rew, consisting of 13 persons, were with great dif.' &icy saved. The ship being water-logged, the crew svere obliged to run her ashore, all the. only chance foi preserving their lives. '1 . . -I • . Lieutenant j Ames G RANT, late Commander o f , His Majesty's Cutter Hawke, who so gallantly at. tacked a party of French Troops, in May last, who had captured a 'Boat belonging to La Camstance Fri, gate, .Cap . r. GalifFlTH4coma , the Senior Officer co. manding the blOckade of the Elbe and Weser, and in the execution of which, to liberate his brave cluntrYmeri, he made an' attack in the Boat of the Hawke, with 1: men, but instead of finding a small l)etac hmenr on board the' nut* Vessel, it ~ ,_,„ was re-into/cm from .30 to near, so . ' soldiers and seamen, During , the action he lost two men killed, three badly wounded, and ona slightly' in the head. He himself was shot through the elboW.joint of the , right arm, two bayonet_ wounds through the same arm, and one in the lower part of the body, Sefore he was induced. to surrender. This gallant and'en. terprizing Officer is just arrived from Hanover, having been allowed by the French. Generals Rl2, 1r Atro and PAOTHOD, to return to his Country, his friends,, and . family, upon his . parole of honour.-- Lieut. GIANT is the Gentleman who, performed a Voyage of Diacovery in 'Soo, 1, and 2, in the Lady Nelson,'- a Vessel of 6o tons ,butthen, with,sliding keels, upon the plan of Capt. Sountaxs. . An ac. count of this very interesting - voyage was publjshed, a .few months ago, and does him , the highest credit for his professional talents. 'Letters were received in Hull on Saturday s e n . night, with the information of the loss 'of the Dyke of Clarence, Capt. FlATlfitavrptge, of that Putt, on 'the-13th of September, in coming Utti 401 Archan. gel. . . VEYL9N; . A . _ ..... . Mt '6•lit . ! . wng Importaiii eltrangimehti have lately been' made at the Ishtnrt of Ce.ykm by Oa Excellency the Hon, FR lii3, eit fCie NORT4* CIVIL APPOINTMENTS By ORDER Or HIS EXCEL. LENCY TIIR bovERNOR. Alexander Wood, Esq:• to be Paymaster General Alexander Adell, Esq. Iv he Agent of Ate:venue:and Com, merce for tlie,Disyidot Colombo, Richard Plaskett, Esq. to he Deputy Secretary to GO: verninent, and Secretary to the Council. . Edward Tolfrey t E sq. to be Register of the I ligh Court .of A ppeal'and Commtssuiner of Stamps John George Xirbt. Esq. to be Colledfor of Sea Customs for the Port of Colombo. • • Mr. Francis Smith to be First Clerk in the TreAshry The shove appointments to 'Ake' Olace from the Ist January, 1804. • The Board' of Revenue and - Comnicrce ceased on the 31st December, 1803, and, on she ad linuaty, 1 - 804. a new anard was constituted, consisting of the following Methbers, viz. The Chief secret4ry to Governmmt to be President, The Vice.Treistner, the. Pitymaster.Genend,.and the Ac. countant.Ceneral, to be Members: • . , . ..•; tha wai Po N Esq.' to be secretary. Tilt THEATRE„ _-the Sri-aver vas tepresented last night at I), ury Lane . Th.o.tt , ..., and Mrs. P6wc Lt. assumed the charact‘r Lf Hailer with great . success,' Her — peison And talents, indeed, very well, qualify' her to represent this interesting part with effect, She does not seem to hare yet recovered her health, but the languoi cif indisposition very well corresponded with the melancholy siltation of the charatter. Pore followed the steps of KF t,r, in The Stronger, with tolerable succeil. fats. JoR. DAN'S Nell, in The'beers;l to Pay, fey repaid the audience Cir their hyropathy in the P,ay,lly merrier meht in thr Fgce. _ A strange cOmbination of talent was recently advertised, viz. " A German would be happy tts serve any Nobleman or Gentleman, in a double cy,.city, or as an Arrit;/.44 in general, or a Lioeior inparticulai; EL' Pr M'ENT•—A fevi 40'4i:ice an event to( k blare' at Brightln, which has caused much conver , o. tion arn,mg the Fa;hionables at that place. This event is nothing less than ap' thveriic iv: from a great house nota'hundry : aisMilesfroni ti,e L As soon as , the eirCumstince had gained vent, the family servants were, dispatched in pursuit' of the fogi lives; in every direainti, btit with Out success I.or have the 'parties' been since beard of. The'Latly is youngs.be4oiful, and adeumplished.' We not say an heireS.,.but ltersOctlatio s tis were cnnsi. derable at the death of a 'rich grawiliepa, who, in . chntiegttence of this . affAir, has left Brighton, and is now ir , LUndon, labouring undet a severe Mrs. ELL tin'rolie celebrated ividoW ofSir lint; is mottled to this Cotntry, and, •aceord ing to report, looks so that'slie has little rea son to complairi of Old Tittle. •, Op Tivhas finished' his Portrait of' Mr. 'Falt: It is a Whole-length, and 'an'f'admirable likeneis. It belongs to Mr. COKII of 14a'rfolk. ' On Thursday a private io the 2d West York:Mi litia, lying in Sunderland batraeks, to.derto,Ok, Or a trifling wager, to run tivo' miles in 13 minutes ,; he peiformed it in 12. The ground tv.is on the moor. ' A' walking match of ten milt's, for '2OOl. bet Ween a person out of the Snuch;•andintolierfrotn Itoyt near IVlaneheiter, - WAS 'decided on' Monday.' ' They started at •the . pmfold on' this side of Rochdale, and Walked 'to' the one'mile stone upon, red bank. 'The • Rciyton man won by about two hundred yardit he • walked the ten Miles in 99 triitutes. On Wednesday night borne' of the Prisoners at Norman. Cross • listradki made another attettipt to escape. Siitteen'olthem had lit,)lcfn our of their cells, and.were found by the Gnlttl skulk-jog toge ther in a corner of the outer prison. None of them escaped. • ' • The audienCe 4t the little Thcatre•in St. Columb, Cornwall, were alarenetl on WeiliteSilay I:ist 'kr the riotous behaviOur ortWo men rif the 'woe: of Oeter', who, being very much' intoxicated', corms into ti;,: house near the close of the play,•and'itrtich scvetal people in the pit; without any provocatioo what. ever, and at lait 'got upon the stage, and a attempted to get away a sword ftom one 'of the performers, who was dressed in the diatattet of a soldier, hot fortunately did not eire4f their ptiroobc- Thq were, however, soon taken into custody, and put nut of the house, without doing any material in. pry. Last week a woman, ih the' Parish of 'St.,Agnes, was delivered of two b.ays and a girl, who are all likely to do well. At Newcastle Fair, Moods) , se'noight,,there was a good show of horses', the prime of sshicli sold for uncommonly high priers, and the in tikei in general may 'be estimated as dear. Irak cas tle' were' rather low ; lean cattle and kyloes high. .'l'igs numerous and cheap. • • . The' Fair at St. Lawrence, near .13-alrnin, on Mon, day and yesterday se'nnight, was very large, and very brisk. There was a great 411VW of ,aherpi hoPesi &c. Sheep weni rather IoW. . There was a pretty good 'how of Cattle, at lfel. stun Fair, on Monday seinnight, which went off but slowly, 'Average of fat cat t le, 455. per c w t. Victi.Pre.ident Ttiompsort presided at the An nual Court of the Royal ihrorarie Society, anti in the course of the important business of the evening presented Honorary hloclatlioris ,tq the Medical As sistants, &c. who hail providentially restoredlite : To Dc., CLARKS, Capt. HANN, Mf. Piturrcils, Mr. HILL, Mr. DENNY, Mr. SAIIIII, and Mr. WALltolt.D.—:CatiCUß—Lateat —Rit V 11R52,-11,0e prefium cive .orroarto Within the Civic WRE4TH--it.u,5.pr.pLARKR ritim ob- Rwituta.w.Dono..liat 1864.—Vich of the Medals was, inscribed with the name &c: of the.kot. main' 'PraditiOner. Capt. HANN,' having. With great intrepidity and imminent danger, tA 41,0 own life, rescued Afteioa iraorie Seanieu from Shipwreck, the inscription,of his Medallion Has 11111S;eXprei.s. rtl—DuC)l. FIANN Vitas 00 giulta cx Nutiagi°s Done Dat r Bo+. - Mr. Greenwood's fulling mills at Dewsbury, Yorkshire,, were broke open on the night otthe 9-th nit. again on the 2+th, and a third time on the 26th and on each of these nights rut bed Itioperty , to's considerable amount. i4.--=By a Gentleman arrived her yesterday' from the neighboUrhood of 13 8 yaii 'Sarah, we'hatle been fa,youred with_ the folloWihi info i rmation That Mr. NATHAN ktiMilift, with a party - tlabout thirty HICA, Colours flying and horet sounding, inarthed Troit the neighbourhood .of the line: of 'demarcation - , bet Ween this tetritory an 4 .. West Florida,on the 7th inst. against the Fort of Bann Rcinge. • Qn their 'way' they its de prisonert .or y. , r O'Cotiims R, Esq. (our Meade), and Cap.:, rains PiNTEDO and TEIRT: They' arrived on the following morning, about day.light . , near the fort. The Sparish"Cointnandent, apprized of their inters: lion i had posted a picquet . of eighteen or twenty mert. who hailed the party as they approached: They immediately answered • by a voll e y from -their rifles; which dis-persed Spaniardi, two of .whom _were observed tol4ll. Kr MPER . returned on the following day, with his' parry, to avail Sarah;' he has established -his he,td-quitters 'near .the :house of Mr. WM. Coes. The following itt an-eitsfi Cepy of a paper Which is posted tip at the qtfarters of KEMPER, and at tervetal other' plareti • thrnngh ithe cOuty ry : - " For a Pe4le to be free, It is kiflitient they will it. We 4. the Undersigned, - Citizens' of, West fluids, sendeth the* prz.osents greeting : " - " Whereas the despotism tinder which we have long groaned has grown to such' a burthen, and it is so long since) admitted that men are born with equal rights, we, the Un dersigned, Inhabitants of'that part of the Dominion called West Florida, have resolved to thrOW otf the galling yoke of .1 yranny,,and become Free Men, by declaring ourselves a fret and independent People, and bt: stippurting with our lives aid Property that Declaration.; and we do, prthele presents. hi yite'our tellow-suderers,throughout the V ruvince aforebaol; to, repair to the standard, to aid lit the efli•eting our common emancipation. We..pkettge ourselves solemnly ty each ot heN awl to our fcliow.mtn int4eited w the event, to.avoid, as tar at ptadicable, the elfuSion of, blood (save that of our common enemy) ; and in all eases. shall ;prolierty be held sacred. So soon as ottrom.incipation shall be etfetled, we Will oiler ourselves to some Government accustomed to freettorn. T hose' who`tet rpposition to our opetatiot,u4 for the purpose 'aforesaid, wilt he deemed our coning* ene my, t(he enemy, of maintind, and of Aberty, and will tie tie hti COlllinglY. • " Given under bt' hbads, on the Smith Side of the t in* Of I)trmarcationi ii) t 1 4 rusinee aforesaid, MIS ist day .off luriclan l'reedotn, August 7, 014." CORN EXCI,I.INQk, Nov. , . Being aimnst wirlinot: furiiirt fresharrivals of Wheat, and 'much of the late crop heir ~light and inferior, causes good .old to he in . reyuciii i and in, i which a itkti.licr acivariee ha 3 .takenlibice,;. Gl4 . Bye ~ up, to, 4.4 i-. ~per go , rrtvr-; scarce , any. Bat. ley; and- Oft devet; Al:lir likrwiq ;., White. Peaie biel4 I. o.te}' P. 04; sai)ik . 114aiii of cite tw o .ki o da rather highet ; the, Oat Trade is deoici; hut few .vessels coining in, and the siinly chit,liy of Oc. lista Foreign ; .ticiur at an,ailv.iiice,,,: , , .Wheat 78ra'90s . a 985 oct 1 Boni , - 4 sos a , 564 oti Fifl ditto -, TADS a rota ntl 'Vick Beaus. .. 483 ,a 14$ (x 1 Rye (new)' - , 445 a t:)'b oci (WS „:, ap a 27s a los oil :..i . 0:1 Barley - 'cos a 55 Poland (10. - .316 j 3 2 $ Cti I ,Malt , .2 145. a sos td Rape Setld - - 4 7 . 1 3 41 1 White Pease , sas, a sas fsi .Finefluttr• - 80.4 .85S Ati Grey ditto ..:. 4,ss a 503 0(1 .Setetidt . 2 ,- 7'5 4 Bas 041 . , Nfltdiv House.--=Stealing be,n? terday . 7ohn Lyon Birkrtt ,vcre chargiA before the LOR CI MAYOR, with being concerned in stealing, 'deaf bo:dies from a church yard, John Kinsley, a patrole of the patisb of - Aldgate, plaited his L6rtishipi that 'in gciing round the parish abriut one- o'clock, he saW the prisciners, in search of a coach,-and he heard the Prisoner' 1.13 cw nett, wiy; " yVe shall n'zit get a coach to carry away these things," which led 'him' to suppose it was to *convey away some" stnlen goods.---;Upoh going to 'the house of one of tlit! Prigoneri,• iii Stryl . . alley, he fotind -a' .human hotly in a ta'k. Prisoners' denied the charge ; but they were both tent on board the tender, Entity Bottom, the spot whereon '-/iricke, 80 . 0 ''?oirrie fought, and w p hich has ainee guisheilti! tights of.lesSer note, was on Moptiii t y last the•seene of aftion betwee.o.a Perkshire hero of the name of .fiforwerr, and al il la'rkVintrary I'th b 3 the nitre of 1144, ye, 70 7 t y.,, Flosi.ers it.Loachnia wn Moj:kr of 'buris4 tictrg . reen (in the County), and was mtttchad roc 'twenty e sitice, to fight his opponent, who liyes by the pr. ,fession. •The Coach... man w , 'lt the battle after,ahard fight of, minutes; a 1,41 the 1,3.1‘tc.:k was rentuved.oft.the gr und in a po's.eltaise, apparently lifeless, Late on Monday night d fife bct)ke ottt in sortie 6trlW lying dust! to a stable to compt4„, at ,Ashton Mill , 1,,e;,r Oundle, Northomp, tooshire, which, in a short tinny, entirely consunted the and a haystack near the same ; hut by timely aseistance, and the engines from 09,.die, the g am e s , were lottunately prrycnted from commuoi. c c at,iug to the mill.-'-1 he s fire is supposed to bi k v4l been wilfully occasioned. A leittate impostor, who c:dit herself Clernentina loure, and sA)s she is a thenle i (hut is in fad a na. 6" o r Bentiand), went to Newpon-Pagnell,•a few . d l y s a?o, with a latnentahe tale, saying she earn; from kingstnn, jar:laic:l, and: was robbed .by her husband, when she came to hnglimd, of *bout .6001. and 'all her wearing-iiTgtel, with her children's also. She was handing,sona:l :verse s about, by wa y of an address to the ovetseers, for their kindness in colleaing between three and lour pounds in money s to _enable her to return home, and with which sltc meant to decamp in th e morning,. 'when she was. luckily. deteded, and` the money returned to the subseribers.--,Arhat led it, her detedibn, wag, her being asked if she had' ever been at Northompton,. to which 4he ,wtve a positive negative: sk was, .hOwever, recognised, as well as her verses, by 'a person who Jecolleard having seen her at North. 'ampton; when she conlesvA she was there in nuar l y, :Soz.—She art'sc ycAy early in. the morn. ins., and, deearnred, and is,,sttppo : ,ed to be f o ll ow i ng a recruiting party.—We unicorraild else has, been. ire vatious parts of dam, levying eontri. butions up,)n the benevnleur, with m uch., the darn; story. • • The very 'exrrnsive water coro.rnios, occupied by Mr. Picktiug, at Fro.: l, hara.btillge, ity Che. shire, toc4' fire 'ors clic ut B itt ot Friday htfta a n d Were cotisurued 16 the course of the 1.410 w ing Joy. Vie arc extrenilly sort): to state, that the para. giaph which %,i , e ifrA from 4s Provincial PN)er, so l i ng the aivrtherv-tote ,f the Murderer of Mr. STEEL/ a i 8 urlroundcd, i f