The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-29 00:00:00

MEETINGS O 1 CREDITORS:

LONDON DIARY, THURIDAY, Armin 31.

_ ‘ (At the Court of Commissioners.) ir.
Allen and Smith, Alcester,at the Swan, Warwick ....„ It
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J. Corbett, Birminghamoyal Hotel, Birmingham l2
G. Ellie, Kexbrough, York—Beaumont Arms, Bretton
P. Geronimo, Bristol—Royal Hotel, Birmingham
Hodson and Shepherd, Liverpool—George, Liverpool
T. and W. Jackson, Liverpool—George, Liverpool
J. Moore, sen. Burnley—Black Bull, Burnley
J. Parr, Nottingham—King George IV. Nottingham
Ticklelc Roberts, Burnley, Lancashire—Thorn Inn, Burnley
W. Symonds, StowmarlCet—Kiner Head, Stowmarket
G. Webster, Liverpool—George, Liverpool
J. Torr, Nottingham—King George IV. Nottingham

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOW. 00
Monday se'nnight the Prince of Peace Lodge, Dialey, held tbeir,
Third Grand'
'Anniversary at the house of Brother Floldgate.
They were joined in their procession to Church by many visiting
brethren frOm the neighbouring lOdges of Macclesfield, Bollingtoii,
New Mills, Marple Bridge.' Stockport, and Manchester. TI
order of the procession, accompanied by music, had an impoSing
effect. We understand that the sermon on the occasion was etoi-
neotly calculated to'promote this virtues of benevolence and bye-
therly love. After dinner many loyal and constitutional toasts
were drank, and the greatest harmony prevailed. We beiieve thi.t
this Association isvapidly on the increase, and is eminently ogehtl
in relieving the distresses of its members.—Macclesfield Hersild•

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, AND LOSS OF LIFE.—Ye"
terday morning a fire broke out between twelve and one o'cloet
in the house No. 4, Plummer's-row, Commercial-road, which, we
regret to say, has been attended, not alone with the destruction of
property, but also the loss of life. OP its being perceived, the
watchman on the beat sprung his rattle, which attracted the at-
tention of Mr. Miller, the chief officer of Lambeth4treet, a resi-
dent in the neighbourhood, who hastened at once to the scene a
devastation. On his arrival, the miserable inmates were scream-
ing in the most heart-rending manner for assistance, and he ,Mesa
induced, in consequence, to procure a ladder, and place it *Ott
the front of the house, with the intention of rescuing them from
their perilous situation, In this he No onimecetsful, and, ill en-
deavouring to aid his fellow-creatures, very nearly sacrificed his
own life. :Scarcely had he mounted the bidder, and broke one of
the windows, when the flames and smoke burst opt with the
greatest violence, and precipitated him from a height of 20 feet On
the navement. The injuries he received were rather fowl. One
of his hands is much cut, and his feet ranch bruised. A young
man of the name of Solamons, at the same moment, threrVhilli;
selfsefvreialonithe two pair window, by which his lxitly was fratiure"
in
places.
He now lies ie the London Hospital, a very
dangerous state. The landlady'of the bowie, a ratherelderlyiv"
man, was not so fortunate ; she fell a victim to the devouring t; •
meat, and was reduced nearly to a Cinder. An inquest will
holden this evening on her remains. The fire was goi gill
e
little after two o'clock, but not before the entire of the Irmit4lP
and every vestige of property; was redticed to an indiecnnli"isirte,
heap of ruins. It is said to have originated fool. a';e4ln(
which had been left lighted, waiting the arrival of S