The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-02 00:00:00

'ARCH
29.

YESTERDAY evening, about eight o'clock (aftet
experiencing a fine &y 0 we had a smart shower
of rain, attended with a strong southerly wind,
which increased considerably : at a little before
nine some stones fell from the steeple, one of which
'unfortunately alighted upon a young Woman,
and bruised her so desperately, that her life is in
danger : it still continuing to blow strong, fears
were entertained for the safety of the steeple; the
butchers who expose their meat for sale near the
Church, were very alert in removing it • the im.
pending danger-was swiftly spread around. 1a was
repairing to view the cause of alarm: when-I had
scarcely left the door, before the upper part of the
steeple, and as low as thebelfry, tell, covering4t
some distance from its base on the Ntir.iff-"side(42ll.
ed the Flesh Market) with ruins. The Most
ful part of the catastrophe is, the loss of seven of
our fellow-creatures, who have fallen vi lims •to
their too ardent desire of saving their property?,
four of them were butchers, one of whom belonged
to' Morpeth ; five more persons were severely hurt,
but I trust not dangerously. A public-house ad.
joining to the church was nearly levelled with the
ground, and several other buildings were materially
damaged.

The First Chamber of the Dutch Representative
Body have, by a considerable inajoiity, agred to
the Report of their Commission, by Which. a revic.
sion of the Constitution is proposed. The Filnilrr
Assemblies-will speedily be convoked, to decide
whether they wish for a revision ; if they do, a plan
of a new Constitution will immediately afterwards
be submitted to them.

On the 18th ult. a Royal 'Placart was issued it
Copenhagen by which all persons able. to labour,
arc required to assist in the naval preparations.---
Those who offer themselves voluntarily, receive, IS
rix-dollars, and are provided for incase of sickness.
A Proclamation has also been published at Cope's._
bagel), forbidding the exportation of arms, aritumb. •
rion, or any kind of
,commodities, of use in .Wir4
the offenders against this order will be punished, 1
not only with the confiscation of, the goods, bit
sent to *work on the For tifications for the term of ..
from "two months to three years,- according to thet
•
circumstances.
. •
,One of the Workmen employed at Kew Palace.,
on Tuesday. fell off the scaffold and was so mUch.
bruisedlhat he died the same evening ;he has left .
four children to deplore his loss.

The "neiv Royal Circus, St. George's Fieldt,
his ever been admired for its elevnt apPear..
ancc and accommodation, has undergone still greater
improvements; the tage has been considerabliv.
raised and enlarged, end the interior is most bean.
tifully ornamented with various fashionable and airy
devices, looking-glasses, new gilding and mad.
Jishments, which have a delightful effect, and
play great taste in the Artist. The Scenery, by.
Greenwood, is also 'charming ; and the textessernb4
forms. the' most. airy, commodious, and bandtiomik
SUrniner Theatre in this Metropolis.
Strikink Difference of Times,-.Formerly
pea
said, at the heel of a Lottery, " Why put In n04,1$
qui hov P " all the good Prizes are gone," gcc.sce.;
bUt such is the fortunate reverse of the present .4,0 t•
tery, that most of the Capital Prizes are still iii the
Wheel, with the Thirty Thousand Pound Prize it
their head ; so that he that cometh in at the e.le.
venth hour, stands an equal chance to be rewarded
With him who has " borne the heat and burdeoOf
the day." •
Thursday next is likely to be one of the busiest
days perhaps ever experienced by the LOttCriA(ACCI
Keepers, since the first establishment of a Lottery,
as it is the only open -day of business previous to.
the coming up of the Twenty Thousand Pound Prize,
..which must be drawn the first Ticket on the Satur.
day morning following, and of course will aurae/
the anxious expeaation of all ranks of people.

ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.

TwENTy.smicrx DAY,
The following Prizes were Draw
24,752 s a Prize of 1000GL
No. 41,262, a Prize of soot.
No. 30,723. a Prize of tool.
two. 19,301.; 55,36 Q, Prizes of sal.

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7

SNIP NEWS.

CRAVIMID, MARCH 31.
Passed by—the Enterprise, Reddon, from Limerick; JoN!
Eldert, Danborheid, Fassett, and Diana, Jansen, OM
Ha rglt
Sailed—the Belvidere, Fatten, frg India; Cato, Pearson.
on ;
Lisbon. Jan, ----,, and Bridget, Thcrass f(it
for Surin

DIED.
On Thursday last, John vowelii—Esq. many Years_t
Stationer in Watling-street, and Fathe.f ot that ComPau/
for s:veral years past.

PRICE O.
"sri

P STOCKS.

Pink Sock shut
Navy w:•,r Cent. 95
sp.ei CCIA. 1797, soot
I fitiil 5 p:r Cent. shut
4 per Cent. Con. shut
3 per Ceit. Red. shutl/4,
3 per Cent. Con. j 76 7i 716;
Ditto 'Sci iii
Bank Long Ann. shur
Ditto Short Ann.shut
Ditto Scrip

RDAY.
India Stock
Ditto I3ond, s. dis.
Exchequer Bills s• dis •
New ditto
Lottery Tickets
Pmnium 4 41 31 4 31
iniper. 3 Per gent. Skits
Ditto Ann. shut
Bank tbr Account •
India tur ditto
Cons. tOr Apt. 57111 71 (4

•
'ANTED, a
Years otyJATOthWe between
f liT)111j17:
KEEPER in a small FatniJy, or as a Situation
oMiiaiiiiih 4nct
A ssis ;ant to a Lady or elderly Gentleman, and to assist :
the Needlework or the Isamily.
ApplicatiGas to be made to Mr Ilowton, at Na. 16, Fur.
nival's Inn, will be immediately attended to.

HIGH BEECH, ESSEX.
rBE LEerr, FURNISHED, an HOUSE!
oflices, Coach-houses and Stabling, fit for the inunc.
diate reception of a Genteel. Family, situate three miles
south-east trom Waltham Abbey, tour miles south-werst
from Epping, and eleven miles from London.
Applications made to Mr. Scott, Surveyor, .furaival's
Inn, will be immediately attended to.

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