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VA't... LIIrEWS, M' 'a ~: ~. ~~~. rt.titotrit, JULY i6.--Sailed the Malta, of 80 guns, Capt. E. BULLER, and Caossms, of 74. • guns, Capt. J. N. MORRIS, to join the Channel • Fleet. The Tigre, of 8o guns, Capt. B. HALLowELL,„ went out of Harbour this murning, and anchored in Cawsand Bay. Arriied the km, Capt. HUSTLER, from Memel , and the Anna Elizabeth, Capt P —PPERT, from Dant tic, with timber and deals fur the Duck-yard at this Port." PORTSMOUTH. JULY 17.—Arrived the Orpheus frigate, Capt. HILL, from a cruize off Havre; :uid the Galliot Adonis, from Stockholm, bound to Mintz, detained by L'Entre i orenamt Cutter. His Ma‘jesty's Ship Gibraltar, of 8o guns, and the Mary, HURDLE. from Gibraltar, were this day 'released from quarantine. VALMoutii, jovir ts.—Passed by this Port fob Holland, the American Ship Herald, SE LSII I E, from Salted the Prince of JVales Packet, TODD, •for Lisbon. DEA L , . JULY 1 7.—Rcinain in the Downs the Ships as per 1.. w. --. ~,,\ '" t erd aYniltning, soon after ten o'clock , Tit , viAi F-vrt Es anti the three eltler PRINCEsSES a!riveti at the o,l,!en's House, frnmKew. AT eieven o'clock Ills 11/IAJETy. gave an audience to Mr. PITT. Abril it tWo o'clock the ROYAL FAMILY teturned . In Kew. Yesterday morning Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH Visited HER MAIEsTy and the PE.INCESCS. . The firing heard at Deal on . Monday, in the di tediun of Bout - gne, which we mentioned yesterday, ". ' Ctintinued during the whole of the day. Two hon. 1 . dreg of the Enemy's Vessels, it is stated, came out of the Harbour, but did not venture beyond the [rotedion of t h e i r B atteries. A Convoy of the "!lemy's Craft, consisting of twelve ,sail of ligs and Luggers, styposed to be laticr; with Stores, 0140 went aiong shore froM Calais to !', , ologne, and ti:e from it is i mag i ne d , proceeded tor the most part "" 1 the Batteries •proteding them from a few of out Ciuizers. A camp of 12,000 Men is, to be immediately formed on the Curraglt of Kildare, and the Ttocps are daily praCtised in movements, to keep theta on the alert. - • . .•1 General Sir. DAVID DUNDAS reviewed General . Mooße's Brigade; encamped at. Shorn Cliff; on - Monday mo rn i ng , w h en the Troops went through their evolutions in a very masterly manner. The keview was over by nine o'clock, and Sir- DAY 1 R „ afterwards proceeded to Town, accompanied by ''''', Geneni MOOR s, 4.3ieutenant.Gencral Vysg h appointed to svcceed •E• 6- ra Mstr,ol( AV a in the command of the . Yorkshire - . 13istritta -1.;:-ute.nant-General Sitloft FttAseit sue. . "edb Getit'rJ ‘ry*E. as *cecina in command'on the '• l\lottlt Briti s h Stair.. . • . . . Yesterday a Court of Aldermen W. 13 held at Gniiilhall. . .T he price of Bread was ordered to be raisetl 2.1. in th e peek loaf, to commence to-in irrow. Genii n Et-SCHOL EY, El. gave ban d for executi n . the t•f fi ee .ff Sh et 4if . g Th e CH Ar.l B Eli LAIN rep r t e d,• -the Tnam As PARRY, 14;-9 the other Slier +ll"..i.ted, had riil )„to the Chambe r the us u ,d f l o e ro he e same ; , xcused servio g . . the Th e Curt therefore' requested the Loan MAYO R to issue his precep t fo r a Common liall• beh e ld to_mo i.v rro, fttr the e l ect i on of :souther Ge to o. tlem an to serve t h e joint of fi ce ot Sheriff, in th e roo m Or Mr.PARR Y , which' kik L.,rdship complied with. .Sir W I LL I A m cuivri s has dtvlsi tett 4501. for t h r • "Pl'Ort of Mr. MAINwAIII2,IC'i Eledloh. I t pay . 1 ‘bc remembered, the Alderman once silenced the Il I. ronet at Hackney ; and he is now determined to (keel hits with the Si rongest iimetat of 'war. The County of Middlesex is called upon, in the most emphatic terms, to rescue itself from the eon trout of a Jacobin rabble ; and it will be deserved ly branded in history, if i t doe* nut assert i ts spirit, an d tutintain its dignity at the present moment. That• Count- has hitherto been represented by men cf . Idle tll3 and political weight, and, during the most viol conflids, 'if it gave its support to a popular . Caner?,b. it was always on constitutional grounds. —4 4" It is now asslited by a Party devoted : a 'f' llti v di ncli P.. i f in l eiPles i , and we see by the lamentable' %grace ta cum.* • the tyr,lnny ' Mon vi . France, oppressed ly . blood Di - a For : 2 Usur )er, after all Its - : t l):o Y duc h e u : l , 4 7 l 3 ' what they arc p: ri a. n l cii: d res eanoot C a li n t enever are _sunere to ga in ascentianCy. Mr Ho/ .. , . ' ---woRD the late Masteir in Chancery, is "id to ha ' ' • near ve kf t 300,0001. property, amounting to Colonel Cox, ?Tient'of the Bloomsbury yolunieers, is ,Ni i I° ned as likely to sncceed Mr. ficit.voßD, as aster n Chancery. Colonel Cox st3lltlS high in Professional estimati on ;, and th e zea l, patr i ot i sm , Pacit Y ' ln d ability which he ha s s h ewn i n his military Ca ' Imi n give all who know 'him a strong in'.- .. te st` in whaTever may tend, t o hi s advantage. , - 'rift OPBRA.--A much larger audience than is uttlal at this (lint of the year, and on a Tuesday, attended the representation of 11 Rarta di Frajer'6;l": last night. There was an emulous zeal in hit.- ,Isti- Litrcrots and GRAsartri, which was highly gratify-- , . Ing to the .audience, as both exerted their powers 1 with admirable circa. a, pplauded, arid almost all th e i r songs were Both of th em were highly encored. The absence of L'Atto at a was a great back On k*.i.„.,, ,',,,: the Ballet, as it alio occasioned the absence of PART. . 177- 7,,suT,.who was his partner in t he dance. Das flAYssand ~,,---• Istswile ~:-.,„. , however, endeavoured to atone for this l oss, 4 , i. f .,,-, a!lti exerted thetnielves with such spirit, that they 4 14:1.•:..,:'-:se ented CO r have. no fear of fraCtures before their eyes, 1:,-.140tIvillttanding the rector melancholy warning. - AIIDISLESEX ELEC7'Inr, Y.ati:ts-anA.v anothec Meeting of the Eleezors of Middlesex took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, pursuant' to adjournnient, SAMUEL FYLS , Esq. in the Chair. Atter a long consultation with Sir WILLIAM Ctia.Tts, and several other friends in .an adjoining roonl, Mr. MAINWARINd, ad. dressed the Chairman, and after apologizing for .the length of time he had trespassed on them, re. turned - thanks for their kind indulgence, upon so very important and 'mumentoul a subjea. Where the interest of the County at large .was so deeply concerned, he' thought a mature and, serious delibe ration absolutely necessary; the result of it was, that his friends- had agreed to indemnify him from the expences.• of the contest which he was about to undertake: He expressed his gratitude for the ho nour they had conferred on him (a cry of " Hear 1. Bear 1") ;‘ and_concluded with recommending, that an active, vigorous, and unremitting canvass should immediately be adopted, throughout the County of Middlesexi and entreating their utmost exertions to render their. laudable undertaking Mr. Bowt.ss proposed several resolutions, ex pressive of the thanks of the free EleCtors of the County of Middlesex, for Mr. MAlNwittNo's ,spirited and laudable determinarion of entering the lists against the other Candidate, and calling upon them to support him to the utmost of their power. These resolutions were unanimously agreed to. Some tegulations were then entered into, relative to the Committee, &c. and the Meeting broke up. The Elettion commences on Monday next. HOME CIRCUIT. HERTFOKA, JULY 16. This day the Home Circuit commenced at this town, before the CHIEF BARON aryl Mr. Baron Hottiiat. The Learned Judges arrived in town about twelve' o'clock, and immediately opened their Commission and went to Church. Returning from thence, they proceeded to business. CIVIL SIDE. BEFORE THE LORD CHIEF BARON. , TILL 'V. CADELL. Mr. GARROW stated, that this was an anion against the Defendant, who was a mere nominal De fendant, bring a.Messenger to the Commissioners of Bankrupts, to try,i, question of bankruptcy. The Plaintiff was a most respectable man, the master of an Academy at Pentonville, who formerly had under his care a young man of the name of Pollard. To this young man ne became very much attached, and died towards bins with a friendship very uncommon to he found. He lent him-above 1,3001. with which the ' young man took two farmi in this county, one called Organ's Farm, and the other Tikewater.— As a security, he took_ a bond and warrant of attor. ney. Finding that he was likely to lose his money, unless lw put his security in execution, he entered upjudgment, and sued out a writ of Fieri His former pupil, and his friends immediately set their heads together to defeat his remedy, and the plan they hit upon was to trump up .a 'bankruptcy, wl'ich should over-reach his title. The Learned Counsel admitted, that, if a fair ad of bankruptcy was euitimitt'ed prior to the execution of the Plain. tiff, however. hard it might be, his Client must lose his remedy, and come in paripairm, with other erratum. The adtion, as he had before stated, was for a trespass, by the . Messenger of Bankruptcy .etzing.these goods, which the . Piaintiff had'before taken possession of under his Writ of Fieri . It was kir the other side to prove the att. of bank ruptcy ;. he should only, in the first instance, prove their seizure.. The Uldet Sheriff of the County proved that the go tit of. Pollard were taken in execution at the suit of the Plaintiff, on the 27111 of February last. • It Was also proved that the present Defendant had en. tered as Messenger to the CommisSioners of Bank l'he COmmission of Bankruptcy was put in and read. It was dated May 5, 18o+. It was founded on a joint debt of a Mrs. Wuod, the aunt of Pollard, Edmonds and Co. brewers, in Gray's Inn.lane,'and Whitby and .Co. coal. merchants. prase Mrs. Wand's debt, T. Watson, an up. holder, In Palramen - t-stree.t, wai called, who proved that b e appraised g , u;ds from Mrs. Wood to Pohlad, at a house it; Pentonville, on tire itzh of Decemhcr, 1798, :It the sum of [4ll. 13s. Clerks in the other two creditors' houses proved their respettlive debts, so as to make up the joint debt more than tool. as required by the B ink topt Attn. To prove the trading, Poll oral's father was called; he'etated, that hiN sari had purchased straw at three several times, which he had converted into chaff, and sold at the London markets : that he had bought heasts and shrep to sell again; and that he hail once bought coals, which he sold again. cross.otamination, he admitted that he was an uncertificated bankrupt ; that the coals were sold to• Pollard's brother.in.law, who was alsti an 'uncer.. tificated bankrupt ; .and that part 91 the cattle were sheep, which were kept on the farm till they lambed,' before they were sold. Harvey, a Clerk in the Costom.house, proved that Pollard had 'denied himself to several creditors. Mr. Gmotow, in reply, insisted that the whole of this bankruptcy was a fraudulent scheme to de. .feat the Plaintiff of his remedy, and described. Pol. lard as born in insolvency and bred in- bankruptcy, and that this trio of bankrupts had combined to cheat the poor honest schoolmaster. '• The Learned Judge summed up the evidence, and left it to the Jury determine upon the petitioning creditors' debt, and the ads of trading.—Verdia for • the• Plaintiff. CROWN SIDE. On the Crown Side 'there were only two ments tried, both of which were fur petty offences, not worth reporting ; and thus in, about four hours the Assizes elided. On Wednesday the Judges will open their commission for Essex, at Chelmsford. His Royal Highness the PRINCH of WALas has been pleased to appoint the Rev, Rost RT MICHAEL Now nu. USTfeitit i A.M. to be one of His Royal Highness's Chaplains in Ordinary,. PROPOSITIONS OAT FIN,4NCIL SUBMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CoMMONS, Q THE I4TH CtF JULY, 1804. • " I. That the total amount of the Public Unfunded 'Debt of Great Britain was, on the tst of Feb. 1803, 567,008,9781. ; of which 67,255,9 tit. had been purchased . by the Commission. era, and t 9,180,5871. had been transferred to them on 'account • Of Land Tax redeemed , le.ving a funded Otbt• 01445,24761- ; and that the amount of Anndities charged on t. teat Bri tain (after &dueling. what have fallen in) was, on thelst of February in Short Annuities and tnr - lives, 539,9791. ; and in Long Annuities t,at5,4t01. . " That the total amount of Public F Untied Debt; charge- able on Great Britain, for account of -Ireland, was; on the Ist of February, tfle3, 22,3413,00 el • ; of which there had.been purchased , by the ,cotnrrussioners 1,1x3,4t51. ; leaving Funded Debt of 21,224,5551. together with Long Annuities to the amount of 9,79 t. • • " Thar the total amount of Public• Funded Debt, charge.: able on Great Britain for account of the F,inperof of Ger.. many; was, on .the tst of February, 7,502,6331. ; of which 375,1371, had been purchased by the'Commtssioners, 'cav ing a Funded Debt of 7, ta7,496.. together with Annuities to the amount of 230,0001. which will expite in axe. ".That under the heads of Treasury, Ordnance, Barracks, (and including 171,4; tis deficient in the Ways and,l4leans of 1362) Outstanding Demands, as far as the same can be made up, remain to be provided fur on the sth January, thi, to the amount of . • .. 762,86, " That the Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills unprovided for was. on the ph ranuary, 1803 9,5oo,o0• " That the Debt of the N.tv y was on the sth Jantt ary, I8J; . 3,L'5,648 Making the total amount of. Unfunded Debt . 13,368,s Is " That the Total Debt may be stated as follows r• • Funded Debi unredeemed of-Great hritain - 4 80 47 2 ,476 F unded , Debt unredeemed of Great Bfitain, for _ . accounrot 1 reLind - 2 t,22,4,585 Funded Debt unrcileetwd of Great Britain, for account atilt Em peror of Germany - 7;121,496 besides Short Annuities to the amount of alts,oool. . Long Ann. valued at 16 years purchase 1,0t5,4t01.' • for Great Britain ; 9794. for Ireland 164:3,216 Unfunded. Debt - - - t3,3b5,5 1 5 Leatiing a total suni charged or chargeable on Great Britain (exclusive of 539,9791. and 230,0001. Short Annuities) of 532,696,288. " I 1. That the total amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain (including the amount created by the sums borrowed in the present Sessitin) was, on the Ist of February 1804, 601,z0i,9731. of which 77,694471. had been purchas ed by the Conunissioners,. and 21,447,8881, had been trans. erred to them on account of Land- Fax redeemed ; leaving a Funded Debt of 502,362,6221: ; and that the amount of Annuities charged on Great Britain (afterdeducting whit had tallen in) was, on the Ist of February, in Sh , ort 7 Annuities and for lives 556,3831. and in Long Annuities t04,0t That the total amounrof Public Funded Uebt charge. able on Great Britain - for account of Ireland, including the amount created by the sums borrOwed in the present Session, was, on . the Ist of February,. 1804, 33,738,0001. ; of which there had been purchased by the Commissioners t,59;,6711. ; leaving it Funded Debt of 32,142,3291. together with Long Annuities to the amount of 16,a081. " the total amount of Public Funded Debt, charge able on Great Britain fur account of the F.mperor of Germany, was, orr the ist of February, 18a4, 7,59;6331. ; or which 459 , :5a 8 1. had been.prireitased by the Commissioners ; leaving a t. united. Debt of 7,042,8051. together with annuities to the amount (4230,0001. which will expire in ia2.o. • That under the Heads of Treasury, Ordnance, Barracks, and Civil List Advances, after deducting 4,370,6641. surplus, in the Ways and Means of 1303, Outstanding Demands as far as the Same can be Made up, remained', to be provided for on the 5111 I anuary, 1804, to the amount of 653, 4 zi " That the linfuntied Debt in 13 xchequer Bills, unprovided for was on thj sth of rinuary, 18a4 15,39a,800 , That the Debtor' the Navy was, on the.stti January, 18 '4 - - 4,037,307 Making the total amount of UnfurnlCd DciA 20,03t,5z8 " That the Total Debt may be utatM as follows: Funded Debt anrctleetntd of Great Britain 5D:t,342,622 Funded Debt nir , Aleemed of Great Britain, tor account of Ireland , . 32042,329 Funded Debt unreatxmed of (.7 rent Biitain, for account of the Emperor of Germany, besides Short Annuities to the amount of 230,0na1. 7012,80 s torg'Annuitieg,. valued at sixteen yew: pur chase, 1,047,4941. for Great Britain for 1 ieland - - • - 17 ,01 9, 2 3 2 Unfunded Debt . - 20,03r,5a8 Leaving a total Sant charged or chargeable on C ►cat-llntain (exclusiVc of S 1 6;3 3 31. & 2 3 0 1 0001 . Short Annuities) of . . - ,C. 5'8,648,516 " Itl. That the Annual Charge for account of the Fniirlcd Debt of Great-Britain was, on the tat of February. 18.0/, 23,510,071. : —And on the ;St of February, 180.4, including the Charge incurred by the Loan of the present Session, was 34146,6651. " That the sum applicable to the reduaion of the Funded Debt of Great Britton was, on the ist of February 1803, 5,834,061. And on the tat of Feh. - oary 184, including t ccnt, on the Stock created by the Loan of the present was 6,493,GZ61. " That the Net 'Produce:of the Permanent Taxes 'was, in • the year ending the atheiflanuary, tso3, 27,531458 f. And in the year ending sth of tanuary, t 8,4, 30,110,7471, " IV. That the total ()Mehl! Value of Ali Imports into Great Britain, in the year ending the sth of January, ;803, was 31,442,3181. -Anti on an average of 41X years, coning soh of ;unitary. 4 80 4, 28, 4_ 1 9.6251, ••i That the total Offcial Vain; of all Imports into GrCat Britain was, in the year ending stet Of I annary, 1904 (sup,. posing the Imparts from the Last ladies, or which no ac count has been made up, to he the same as in the year pre. ceding',, 27,44 1 , 8 741,H - 4n:l on an average of six years, ending sth oh 1 0h ,,,:ny, ,29 . ,490,94.151, ••'flat the total Offia:al valor. or British Produce and Ma nu lad. tea ex partetl 7 ,in the Ica; was 1 5 . , 493 , 1 41.‘.. ---A nil on average or six years, eluting stir of fansaiy. IEO3, was 22442,8401. m at the total Official Value of British Produce and Alanutttluresexportedool the year ending st 11 of J anuary, was 74,252,103 1 . --Anil on •in average of six years, ending sift of lantary.• 1 80 4. 2 3 ,8 34.3 2 9 1 . • T ta t the total Official Value of Foreign Nlereliandi7e exportet front(; teat Britain hi the year ending sth of January , iBo3. wa514 , 4 1 8 ,8 37 I .A—__nd on an averages); six years. end ing 5111'4 January, 1803, was 1 . 1,651,3331. +• 'Fl a t the total (thiciA Value ot Foreign Mcrchandizc ex pone+. from Great Britain in the year ending stft of haute}, 18 0 4, wis 9,123,2571. : —.And on an RYsl';ig;::-Ot ht:K years, end. ing sth ct pnuary, 1804, was " V. That the 'rota{ Sion to he raised in Great Britain, the ye a r 1 8,4, may he -estimated at fellow's Ititcreit bt the Public Funtlu4..l)ehti of Management and Sinking Fond, 'on the sth Feb. ificl - - - 10p1 7 .5 Interest, Charges.of Management, .4:tr. to be . paid bet.Acert the sth Fehrimiy, iNo4, and the st h J.inuary, 1805, on Stock cream( by Luang of :lie present Sissionoo the amount tit t8,2a7.),0,x , 1.. .'531,t90 I ntereston Exchequer Bills, the amount it-,sucd and hearing interest exceeding 1,000,000 Civil Government of Scotland, l'emions on Revenuti; Militia and Deserters' Warrants, Bonn ties for promoting Fisheries, tire, &c. estimated to be the sante AS in the year endingith lantiarY, ti;o4 , - V - 723,056 Charges of *Colkeling and Management of-the Revenue, estimated to be the iame as in the year ending sth January, ISo4 - 1,955,3(3 Proportion to be defrayed by C eat Britain, Of the Civil List and oth_er Charges on the Conso- lidated Fund of Great I3ritain C barges on t its. Consolidated fundol I Maud, winch is likewie a joint Charge, being included in the Supplies) s• 17ths of 1,346,0431. - V,187,4i9a Supplies voted in 1804 , for Great Lritain elusively -2,292,00 a Supplies voted in 1%54, .for Great Britain andlreland, proportion to.be defrayed by Great Britain is•r7ths of 4.-.•,572,3801; - - - - 35,79059 Advance to Ireland '4.5 0 9. 000 Interest for Loans to the. Emperor of GertrunY 497.735 Sums to ,be raised .parochially, - for the Main tenance or the Poor, eStirrlated to be the same as in .the year ending liasteroSo; - 5.246.506 Making in the tvltule the sum of • 77• 3 4 6 . 1 .79 ".VI. That the Funds' applicable to diiCharge the Sum required for the ter:vice of Ihe year -iBo4, mat be estimated at follow thigross iteeeipt of the P'errrilneitt Rc ariiii Orel. Occluding_ the re-pa meta of, Over Kn. tries, Drawbacks, &c: estimated t t be rhe same as in the year ending the silt . January, 1804 - Estimated Produce to the stit lanitary, iSos, of the Permanent Takes imposed ',ln the present - Session - Srltall branches of the Hereditary Revenue and mprest Monies estintated to-betted same as in the year ending the ith lan, 1804 LOttery, after dedutting the proportion of Ire. • land . 3 6 , 1 3507 i 4d 9 i404 itß,iS 256,b0e War Taste% ettimated traduce to the sth Surplus of the Ways and Means f'.. the year,lBo3 Loan, constituting an It/crease s 4 untied Debt . Loan, by Excite-quo' . Bills, charged on the Suir.: plies of the Year 0305 (V. C.), • Sums to .he raised parochially for the tnainte ' nailed of the Poor, estimated to he the same as in the year ending Easter, 1813 ~ • 1 51440' 00 0 .1,37°,664 14“60,044 tdop,oce 5.146;5c0 Making in the whole the aunt of And leaving a Dakiency of 7 6,0 74 , 524- 117716°5. SHOCKING ACCIDENT. A very Aiding circumstance oectiti ed yesterday: about twenty minutes before seven o'clock in the" morning, two houses, NA. 33 and 34., in Donk:. • street, near. Oreat Gerden-street, •Mile-End New"" .Town, suddenly fell to the ground, and buried in . the ruins 3s persons. With the houses were lett out to:poor people With small families: in the first betree were five families besides lodgers, and in the second about the same nunther e ' 'ltaia7but justice to - say, that the Surveyor of 'the diitein, as. well as the; Landlord of the lremblea, gave notic e t o t h e ins a ne ' bitanta, some VAC'Cki "'Ago, ku quit, as their lives were. not thoaght :safe Vafiti .on Monday several of the poor stifferers, iaeconsequence of that advice, looked out for divellings ;term ive to, but failing of success, 'were under:the necessity of remaining where they were.-- , -As toot) as the neighbours recovered from the alarm whiCh so dismal an accident occasioned, they set to work to clear away the: rubbish, with the laudable intention of saving as many lives as possible. A peisbn of the name of Richards, was the first .who relieved some of the unfortunate suf. ferers from their. dreadful situation. The coil. fusion of cries. aware the ruins, rendered it' almitit impossible at first to discern the read Spot where they lay. At length he rou n d 'one Royston, his wife and sou, wholsed 'occupied a room up two pair of stairs ; 'they were all meth bruised, and were sent immediately to the London Hospi. NeXt he found four children, two - of whom were seriously injured, and were 'sent to the same hospital ; the 'other two had the good fortuneao be screened from the mini by a piece of tiMbei, and escaped unhurt; they were sent. 'to Mile End Workhouse to he taken" care of. On searching further, Richards found a female child . about nine months old, between two pieces of dm. ber, unhurt ; - the little innocent was laying on its hack, playing with its cloaths, unconscious of any danger. Site greeted her deliverers with smiles, and was sent after the others to the workhons,'. Farther assistance arriving, the iteerch uas conti. nued with great ardour : a man rimed Box, hi; wife, and three children; were traced by their cries to the cellar, when they were dragged from the window unhurt. It appears that this fatuity had occupied the ground-floor, and had fi,d into the cellar fur safety, on first hearing,..the *eras!). Two old women were found, .one of the age of 90; and the•other of 8o; they, occupied a back : room up two pair of stairs. The former had been confined to her bed seven months ; neither of•theris received the least injury, and were sent to the workhetise. .The most distressing part of this spedade wawa poor .woman, who had lain in on. Sunday' fait ; both herself and child wete materially injured. The alarm of the women was so greet, that it is feared her death will be the cansequence. Before nine &cluck such exertion had been used, that the whole of. the person's were found vs horn it was.suppcsed were .missing ; .and, howevet mire. culous it may appear, not one Of them was found dead ; very ten' had their limbs broken. A widow and her daughter, who dwelt in a back-room up two pair of stairs, were among those most hurt; also a man and Ns wife, who occupied a garret,— When the accident happened, nearly all the people were . in 'bed, consequently when they were taken from the ruins they were entirely naked, and had 'nor•a rag to put on except what they obtained Irons the humanity of . the neighbours. Oat of the' 35 persons who were flaUnd, ta only were sent' to the tat.'npitai tours 'Tewi: 'Whitt were dangerously hurt, and had friends, wished to be carried to them. Those not so'foritieate were lodged at the work house., It was -a lucky circumstance that the party-wall between the two house; did not give way, or many persons must inevitably have perished. CORN EX I -41.4.tV,G.e, jutr tB. l'ustus is a gond supply o f Wh eat 'h ere tn .d ay , having but few sariaples of first quality, bleier prices are asked and o!iraiaied, bur other sorts go oil rather heavily ; Rye is dearer; still hut little Bar ley, and that on the advance ; in Malt and Iseans little variation ; Grey Pease in better supply, at 421. per quarter ; Oats are in middling quantity, and taken off nearly at the last terms . (located, as is Flour. tylwat 3gs a 43s a 6.1 s Vine ditto •bis a 674 6tl Harley 26s a 3i; oil Atilt - Gas oti Rye . - 266 3 act 4CI 1V - !'Case` 4U 3 , CI oil 13:;,t1l3 33s a 43s oti TiLlt Beans - 3as a 3111 od OAS 2.0 S a 2ZS 256 . od Pol And ditto • 26> a 27b 6d 010 e Seed' ... 374. a 401. Fine. Flour -. dis a Svs od . Sccouds 4us A 4500 PAR run . ; it is said, has been recently led to the Hymeneal shrine by n Gentiern.in whose name is BEST, and who is related to Mr. BEST, who was 'so Unfortunately concerned in the contest with Lord CAD/IEI.I'OSP. The conjugal partner of PAIUSOT, according to report, is a Gentleman of considerable fortune, so that the Public has 'perhaps lost one of its chief favourites in the Carps de Balla. L'A Ott R has endured exquisite pitin since his hue unfortunate accident, and remains in a very pitiable. state Of corporeal suffering, though he bears his situation with manly fortitude. • • Died,' On Monday , thy, r6th. inst, JEMIMA, the wife of - REGINALD POLE CAREW, Esq. M.l ) . sole daughter and heir of the late Hon. Juttr; Yos.x.s, fourth son of PHILIP first Earl of Hmtnwrclot, some timc.Lord High Chancellor of Orem Britain,