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Dublin, Sept, 23,
Waterford, Sept. 23,
Litboot SrPe• 14,
.1101 rt it, &sr. 26.—Arrived the Panics
.us packet, Captain Jones, from Liflion,.
kys, -with mails dated 14. th September I the
t Allot-rays failed from hence on the 23d
month with mails for Lilbon, where The ar-
t the tft of September, and found there his
's (hip Voxviosua, which failed on 'a
on the 4th : the Paxson frigate arrived
. the 7th, and failed on a.cruize on the 9th :
acket failed for England on the 14th inflant,
which day the fpoke the SWIFT cutter, with a
truce from England for Lifbon : on the
fpoke his Majefly's !hip! 'HYDRA and Tai-
with a convoy for England, and arrived
evening. The paffengere are Captain and
Rs:Aida, Mr. GONNE, Mr. WINTER, Mr. 1
, Mrs. ROBI', Mr. SMITH, Mr. PLow Ls, II
ii Ts, the Marquis de Roads, and Mr. Ri-
Portuguefe Mefiengen
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touvw, e uIIPTEMBER 26.—Arrived his a-
... Ships fbeINIDABLE, of 98 guns; GLoaT, of,
ROBUST, of 74; and the Maas, of 74, from
Clannel Fleet.—Sailed his Majefly's (hip
;mossy of 36 guns, on a cruise.
Satristatit .25.—The Nancy, Captain .
MIR:, returned !aft night after poll from
All out. gun-brigs, cutters, &c. were call-
. of the Roads by Tignal,. and proceeded off
.s. It feems 15 gun-veffels flipped out of Dun-
., with a ftrong breete eafterly, and though
by our fquadrda, got alifafe into Calais :
who came over inforined me that there
gun-vefrels in. Calais yefterday noon; he
them twice over. The gun-velfels in
Boulogne have been out twice or three times to
--nvre ; hut our cruisers drawing near, they
in again each time. Straggling (hips of
India fleetrantinue to pars. Wind S. W.
Amiss, &re. 27.—Arrived his Majefly's
Naacissus, fro:v.l a cruife off Gone: the
Coming into harbour to be docked, having got
I and received damage in her bottom : like-
: Hian Revenue cutter from off Boulogne,
fpning her main-mail in a heavy gale of
the has failed for Deptford to be repaired.
_d the Haatias Coop ot war; Capt. Warsow,
Leith. came (down from Chathans,tthe Nat-
los armed•brig, Lieut. Toss LimsoN.
ILIWICH' Sm. as brig Aid, of Aber-
bound from thence to Ramfgate, with ftones,
Pier, ran alhore yefterday on Bawdfey
and a few hours afterwards (he *as got off,
immediately funk in deep water; the Captain
crew arrived here, with the boat yellerday
The galliotDe Joanna, of'Boord, near
id, in Swedift Pomerania, Caters
snaller, was brought into this port today
feral Ming velfels, having been alhore, and
in imminent danger on the Gm:fleet Sand, during
a voyage from Stockholm to Liverpool, with iron
and deals; file is not thought to be much damaged.
The (hip Happy Enterpnfe, here to repair a leak,
hopes to join a convoy off this harbour, for St. Pe-
terfburgh, about Monday next. Sailed the Eacia
alum Lieut. Wouraintaa.-Wind S. moderate
weather.

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Yet mart a, S try airixi ay-.--Friday § ar-
rved the Bi.stifitim man of war, Admiral
son : the Admiral landed this aternoon. Sailed
the &Lin Reit. Yelerday arrived the ViTillAS,
man of war from a cruise off Genre. This days
fleet of merchantmen from the lialtic, palled
through our 'Roads under convoy. Sailed the
Vasuv gun brig. The Furman ROYAL packet,
Captain Hammon), is prevented from failing, by
the wind being at eat. Count Bvsrnscs Ramos
and !bite have arrived here to embark for the Con-
tinent.
LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 24.
Arrived... Kate, Good; HWY" Watt; Daher, /limps:
and Donwick,Stewart, from hence at Angola ; Sally, Mitchell,
irons hence at St. Vincent's; DagaNa, Rowland ; and Financier,
Clart, from hence at St. Pets IburNg Thames, Wood, from
hence at Baltimore • John Adams, Wood; Governor Strong,
ti •miun ; Sontag, Barker; Warrington, Delano; 'sand Sachem,
Tl. Donald, from hence at Dolton; Angaftana Carolina, Hit.
odh, from hence at Stettin ; Agstban, Priefa, from hence at
Pirnau; Hertha, Bawd, Irons hence at Handiurgh; Urania,
Wiliam', Gwen New Calabar at St. Vincent's ; Columbus, lin-
▪ s and Eagle, Mandell, from hence at Virginia ; Pay, Drum-
mond; and Hannah and Elisa, Wild, from hence at Bolton ;
William Dent, Fannin.; lad Fanny, Williams, from hence at
Newfoundland; and Flyeag • Pith, Maack, from Malta at
hosyrna.
FROM LLOYD'S !Arr.
DIAL, SIPT. a7.—Arrived the RACOON 1)00p
with a convoy from Portfmoutb, which are failed
for the River.—Wind S. S.W.
GRAVISINN SSPT. ay.—Pat by the Watfbn,
Pullin, from Demerara; Venus, Armftrong ;
Metta Margaretta, 4---; Cato, ; and Two
,Prothers, —, from St. Croix ; Earl St. Vincent,
Hutton; Wellmorland, Fife; Ambrofe, Sparkes;
Courier, Walker ; Mary and Stamina!), Clark ;
Naiad, Roberts; Crawford, Dow; Bay, Lightly;
and Rio Nova, Appleby, from Jamaica; Mar-
-; and Hefkor, Keay, from Virginia;
ofalia, from St; Thomas's; Farmer, —,
from Antigua ; Nancy, Hobbs, from Baltimore ;
Providence, Kirton, from St. Vincent's; Sufannah,
(;eirfon, from St. Kitt's ; Wanfu, Moon, from
New York ; Willing Maid.—; Aurora, —;
and Diana, ' from Dantsic ; Hems, —;
and Flora, Robertkin, from Peterfluirgh; Aden%
—, from Riga Three Brothers, -Hogg_i Old
Norway, —; Sufannah, Oriziei • Two Sifters,
Swainfon ; —; Concordia, —;
and Haffalom, ---, front Noway.—Sailed the
Peggies, Bacon, for Sierra Leone; William,—,
for Guernfey 4 Vepus, Dawfon, for Stettin ; Hen-
riata, for Hamburgh ; Role, Rollffs ;
Juf-
frow and JulFrow AbigakVegtro,
for Araticrdala.

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• ' ARRWF.t. ' "
At Partfemetit...Triton Drone ind Harmony,
Scold, flOm Riga Surprise' Kipling; 6,6l,l6spaviell, Hare-
em, from London Riling Stm, °Mmes. hum Liverpool ;
John EdWards, ,Phillips, from Carmarthen; John and Thomas,
Goodrick, from Sunderland to Guanfey; and Queen, Bland,
from Newfoundland.
At Dover—Sally, Green, from Cork, with damage.
At Liverpool—Rolland, —, from Virginia; Egyptian,
Neitor, from Newfoundland; Doke of Kent, -, from St.
Croix ; Ifabdla, Hughca, from Quebec ; Thetis, Lenag, from
Demarara ; Weftmoreland, Oliver;Clyde, am* ; James,
Jump; and Grange, Watfoo, Erase. Jamaica.
At Clyde—Clydr. M'Catthy, from Martinique ; and Alfred,
&lark, from Jamaica.
• At Briltol—Diana, horn New York.
At Dublin—Alexander, from St. Kitts; and 800
Frio, from St. Übe&
OffShields—Antaxara,.Kkton, from Peteriburgh, with the
fleet.
At New Orleans-. Hiram, from Jamaica.
At Newfoundland—Camilla, —, from Liverpool; Fa-
irourite, from Grenada ; and Mineral
Nova Scotia.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
, .
To the Sr. Ausin's arid Dr BR AAK, for the op-
tun of the Patty brig, a difiribution of the net
proceeds of the fame will be made on board the
Sr. ALBAN'S un her arrival at Yaranoudi:
The flooP &luau, for the re-rapture of the
Englills {hip Hammond, will be paid on board. the
BITTIAN on her arrival in port.
To the TH saliva, for the capture of the French
Alp -Atnerique, a• difiribution of the proceeds of
the fame will. be made at Downing.ftreet, Weft-
minfter, on Tuefday the 6th of Odober next.
To the !loop Sroa E, for the capture of the French
privateer la Rune Louifa, a •difiribution of the net
proceeds of the hull, ftores, and cargo, will be
made on board the &roe E,lat Plymouth, on Thurf-
day next, the at of Odober.
The INTREPtB and Musuyiro for the capture
of la Percante, will be paid on Thurfday the t it of
October next, at Salters' Hall-Court, Cannon-
beet. .

' The Ityrzirto, for the recapture of the Blen-
heim, will be paid on Thurfdayi the tft of Oaobei
next, at the fame place.

We are extremely forry to learn that the More-
land, a fine new (hip belonging to Meffrs. SISSALD
and Co, of Leith, was fet on fire by force negroes
in the a/I of ftealing rum, and blown up in Salt
River. Jamaica, on the 22dIJuly, after being fully
loaded for her voyage home. Upwards of 600
hogibeads of fugal- and Soo punoheons of rurp
have been dehroyed. The total lots is fuppofed
to be upwards of 30,00q1. ; and that the under-
writers in this country will fuller feverely. We
are happy to learn that no lives were loft. •
The Yolk, of 64 guns; the Isis, of so-; Menu se,
of 32; BRILLIANT, of 28; lantes, of 26; GAN-
NIT, of 16; Assentor, of 14; with three armed
veirFls, all the bombs, gun:rings, and revenue cut-
trat driven by the -late gales from the French
croak have affembled off Dungenefs, and there
await an eafterly wind to refume their ftation off
Boulogne.

Tnotro FSITIVAL.—This intemfting meeting
was celebrated this year with great fpirit, a num-
ber of ftrangers hiving attended it from different
parts of the kingdom. A ball was given at Mor-
rifon's by the Lieutenancy of the county, on Thurf.
day the toth, which was numeroufly attended.
Among thofe prcfent were Lord Cast. um s is, Lady
Jasit anttLady Hats* Stactatas, Lord BERRI-
DALE, Sir Joust SINCLAIR, Mr. TuILL, and Lady
~jIL/lIT TIATLL, Mn.s Isms: of Lanfide, Lady
BRLHAVIN, General and Mrs. Durr of Carnouf-
fie, Mifs HAT, Mr. and Mrs. Stactsiß of Barrock,
I,lod Mrs. Mickey of Bighoufe, and the Mifs Mac-
,cars,Saytain and Mrs. HENDERSON of Stemp.
!her, NM Stactats, Mifs DLINSARI Mils CRA-
!DOC* KA Rain, and Ms. and Mrs. BRODIE, Ma-
jos a;l4 Mn. Ross, Major and Mrs. Issas, Major
Sircupa of Forfs, Major MOODIE of Melfetter,
'Mr. LAwson bf Cairnmuir' Captain SILVAUGH,
a anntber of Ladies and Gentlemen belonging
to the town and neighbourhood. About forty
couple danced, and none of the company thought
of feparatiag till four in the morning,.
The ball room was beautifully adorned with
flowers and heath, and the ladies were ornament.
ed with the natural produce of the Highlands, in
particular with white heath, which was much ad-
mired.

At a dinner given before the Ball, there was a
courfe of Mb, where realty four defrost forts were
placed on the table at once, and the &Insilco
complained that the noticethey had was too Ikon,
(only the day before).otherwife they might have
had a (!ill greater variety, as there are above 40
different kinds of Mb caught in the neighbourhood
of Thurfo.

Friday a Court Martial was held on board the
Gtatnatot, in Portfmouth harbonr, on Mr.
Ws Lc it, the Puler of his Majefly',s (hip Da Rut,-
TIM, for contempt, ttcc. to a Lieutenant on board i
—The charge was riot proved, and be was ac-
quitted.
An epidemic difeafe has occafioned a great mor-
tality at Liverpool, for this month pall; in one
churchyard there have been weekly buried from
one hundred to one hundred and twenty perfons.
This direafe has reached Chefter, but happily in a
flight degree. Three little girls (lifters), daugh-
ters of aalter, at Parkgate, died of this diTorder,
nearly together, IA week, and were all interred
in one grave.—Xbrier Chroairle.
Early on Sunday fe'nnight, an alarming fire
broke out in a thatched tenement, three ftoreys
high, in Deacon's Clote, bead of the Calton, Glaf-
gow, which was entirely confumed, together with
4moft all the furniture of the inhabitants, four
families. From the alive exertions of the firemen
and neighbours, with thX fire engines, four conti-
guous thatched tenements were preferved, though
repeatedly on fire. A detachment
.of the Edin-
burgh Militia, from the barracks, attended upon
the irft alarm, and was highly ufeful not only in
ereferving_order, but in sailing to extinguith the
names. The tenement, we underaansi, is infured.
About the fame time, a fire broke out in a (bade,
at a brick and tyle work a little Eat from that
own, which was confusind before alfittance could
Abe procured.

iti•eßtin fivetitzLlAATß.

BECCLES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.

''. The Hunter's Purfe of go!.
Mr. Prioces Old Bob - - - I i
Mr. Buxton's Dairy Mild . - 's I
Mr. Anrofe's Moufetrap, and Mr. Rede's Pipz
pen, dillant.
FRIDAY, 1111,PTENSER 18.

The Open Purfe of 501.
Mt. Lawrence's Fuzee i
Mr. Todd's Maid of All Works - - 2 2

- - - - -
Mr. GirdlerS Capricorn fell down in the fecond
round.—. Mr. Hardacre's Stayfail Jack got lamed
loon after flatting, which prevented his running.
Mr. Wilfon's cheibut gelding was diflanced.
A great deal of genteel company was on the
Courfe, and the Affemblies were well attended.
The Stewards for the next year are the Hon. Mr.
Vanseck and Major Wilfon.

DONCASTER, THURSDAY, SEPT. 24.
One Hundred Pounds, for 3 and 4 year olds; 3
year olds to carry 7ft. slb. and 4 year olds Bft.
71b. Maiden colts allowed alb. and maiden
fillies 31b. The winner of any Subfcription or
Sweepitakes to carry 41b. ettra. Two mile
'Heats.

Lord Darlington's b. c. Haphazard, 4 yrs. old s 3,
Mr. L. Savile's ch. e. Cinnamon, 4 Yrs. old a 3 3 3
Mr. Wentircrth's b. c. Chance, 4 yrs. old 4 a Z 3
Lord Htzwilliarn's Mindy lira. old - a dr.
Mr. fromes b. c. Trourfers, by Tnizeßer, 3 yrs. old 3 dr.
Mr. Brandlbig's h. e. Alonzo, by Pegacus, 3 yrs. old dr.
Duke of Handltoo's b. c. by Serpent, 3 yrs. old dr.
Six to ton Chance; ¢ to t againft Haphazard;
4to a agamft Cinnamon; vo to i againU Trow-
fers Mier the heat 6t04 on Chance; gto r againft
Haphazard; and 3 to t againft Cinnamon: after
the fecood heat sto a on Chance; 7 to 2 againft
Cinnamon; 7 to a againft Haphazard: after the
third heat 4 to a on Haphazard; and 5 to a againft
Chance ; 7 and 8 to a againft Cinnamon. Mon
eafy, but a fine race.

Same day, Sweepftakes of cogs. each, with sop.
added by the Corporation of Doncafter, for
fillies then three years old, to carry Ba. each.
Two Miles.
Mr. Pieties b. I. by Simard
.—. . _

Mr. G. Ciamptoni b. f. itigadoon, by Delpini a
Duke of Hansikon's bi. £ by ReftMs - 3
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. L Patch, by Standard - Pd
Lord Darlington's b. f. Katherine, by Dclpini - pd ,
Mr. Wilton %r. Sophia, by Buzzard - Pd
Sir R. Wihn's b. f. jemima, by Phenomenon - pd

Seven to 4 ands tot nn Rigadoon ; 3 tot against
the Duke; '6 and 7 tot againft the winner. A
fine race as ever was run.

Same day, a match for toogs, loft. each. Four-
mile heats.

Mr. Parker's b. b. Heart of Oak - -
Mr. Swan's b. g. lircmd - 1
Two to t on the lafer—after theheat 2 to i he won.

Sammie, Accimisr.—On Friday afternoon
about five o'clock, a gentleman driving a fpiriteei
horfe in a gig down Edgware-road, near the tern-
pike, the animal took fright, ran the•vehicle againft
a poll by the mad-fide and dallied it to pieces.—
The gentleman was thrown out, and falling head
foremoft on the kirb, fradured his tkull. The
horfe ran down Oxford.ftreet with the fhafts be-
hind, and near Bond-ftrect took to the pavement
next Cevendifh-fquare, and continued to gallop
there, overturning feveral perfons who unfortu-
nately were on that fide of the way, till he came
to the corner of Princes-ftreet where, he ran over
two children and killed the nurfery.maid who at-
tended them. The children were carried into a
neighbouring fhop, and medical alTillance pro-
cured. The horfe ran as far as. John-ltrect, where
he was flopped.
Couar or Recisresrs.—On Saturday WI a per-
fon of the name of John Benton, refiding in the
neighbourhood of Baldwin's Gardens, fummoned
a man, named Walker, for the fun of 3os. which
he Rated had become due to him under the follow-
ing tirtunftances—Walker had pretended to Ben-
fon he had the ferret of making gold, and that if
he could only get the neeeffary materials, he could
produce as much as he pleated. He told the Plain-
tiff if he would go hares with him, and provide
the money to purchafe the ingredients, he would
not only give him a jutt divifion of the profits he
made, but learn him how to perform the fecret as
well as hinsfelf. Flattered by this propofal, which
promifed to eftablith their mutual fortune, he rea-
dily contented to advance what little calls he could
(pare, perfealy perfuaded it would return tenfold
to his coffers. The money of the Plaintiff was laid
out in the purchafe of antimony powder, fulphur,
quickfiver, and a variety of other articles, by the
combination of which the golden promifes of the
Defendant were to be fulfilled; but the refult was,
his hopes were completay difappointed, and his
own thirty Inillings evaporated into air. Vexed at
his difapfointment, he demanded reftitntion of his
eath, but the Defendant, inftead of complying,
endeavoured to perfuade him to a fecond attempt,
alluring him it would inevitably prove more fue-
cefsfiil.—The Plaintiff, before he contented to this,
had the good luck to conftilt a friend, who con-
vinced him the fcheme was altogether vifionary,
and that he had already thrown away money
enough. He confidercd that his friend the Defers.
dant'had drawn him into ir, in order to pick his
pocket, and advifed him to Common him to the
Court of Confcience; he did fo, and the important
carafe came on to be heard. The Defendant pleaded
he was equally a fufferer with the Plaintiff, having
fubfcribed his own money; but that fo far from
defpairing of fuccefs, he was determined to have
recourfe to a fecond attempt. He infißed the Plain-
tiff had no right to recover the money he had vo-
luntarily embarked.
The ComemiSoners, who Stained the Court, were
of opinion the explorers of the Philofopher's Rime
were a couple of fools, who had no right to com-
plain of each other. They were Welled to go home
Ind mind their bulinefs, by which they would be
more certain of arriving at wealth, than by a fearch
after what was never to be attained.
The Plaintiff was accordingly difmiffcd, and
• - pattY ordered to pay his own colts.

lIVIMICANE IN 111M4 •
At ins* places on the Malabar and Comm: fl-
del coites,andin various other diarids, a temp
of unuftial oiolence•and duration was experienced
towards the lofe of Odober

MAEOLIPATAM OCT. 30.---On the 28th, about-.
two P. M. a violent gale of Wind with rain, let
in from the N. W. which at (even in the
evening came round to N. E. from which point
we were ',Sailed by a molt heavy florin of 'wind
and rain. In lefs than an hour the fouth glacia
was entirely covered with Water, and indeed the
greateft part of the fort completely inundated. •
The ftorm ceafed about five o'clock the next
morning, to the great joy of the fuffering
inha-
bitants, whole hardlhips are hardly to be defcribed.
On afcending the ramparts, I beheld all around •
me fallen houfes, trees torn up by the roots, and
large veffels on dry land ; the fmaller veffels were
either funk or Rove to pieces, but I do not bear of
more than two lives loft ; they were natives, and
were loft with a paddy-boat near the Bar. AU
the bridges are carried away except the one at the
main guard. The hurricane was equally feveie
all along the coaft, and we much fear that Go.
tinge from its fitnation is totally deftroyed. Ped-
dapatim, Golahpolatn, and Samuldevi, are nearly
deftroyed. The excellent houfe at the latter
place, which Gen. Beer HWAITE had generoufly de.
dicated to the ufe of travellers, has buffered con.
fiderably by the ftorm.
ONOOL!, Ocr. 29.—We have experienced fuch
exceeding heavy rain at On le, for the laft
twenty.aur days, that the furface of the country
exhibits one entire fheet of water. On the 19th
inflant, about ten minutes after four o'clock, A. M.
the wind blew a hurricane, when fuddenly we
felt a (evere chock of an earthquake, which kept
the earth ,in continued agitation for nearly a mi.
nute. It shook down many ltoufes, butl believe
no perfon was killed in confequence. At about
eight o'clock Taft night, the wind began to blow
ftrongly, with rain, and in about two hours the
wind and rain increafed fo violently, that the doors
and windows were blown open, and (livered to
atoms. In this dreadful fituation it would have '
been adtifable to have quitted our houfes for the
open plain, but that was impoffilie, as no one
could fiend for a moment agalnft the impetuofity
of the hurricane,inor could an objest be obferved
at a yard's diltante. We trailed in this dilemma
to OMNIPOTENCE for proteeion, and placing our.
felves in the ftrongeft fituations we could think of,
we continually heard the trees and walls falling
around us. The inceffant loud claps of thunder,
the vivid lightning, the ftrength of the wind, and
the uncommenly heavy rain, were fuch as the oldeft
inhabitants never before experienced. The wind
blew front N. E. and continued till two o'clock
this morning, when *Thad an interval of calm till
three o'clock, during. which we were employed in
endeavouring to extricate our cattle from the ruins
of the fallen buildings.
At three o'clock -the form recommenced from
the S. E. and if potlible with increafed violence,
and the houfes being at this time all unroofed, we
remained till day-break expolato its utmoft fury.
When day-light appeared, nothing but death and
dellruttion caught the eye ip every direiiion. The
ground was covered with dead cattle, birds, and
fallen houfes and trees ; even the largea
trees have not efcaped ; indeed there is fcarcely
tree left in the diftriet. It is melancholy to ooterve
the devaßation in the villages, and the inhabitants
labouring to extricate their families and cattle
from the ruins. •

Laft Friday fe'nnight in the evening, the light-
ning was tremendous near Thetford.; a gentleman
coming from Croxton to Attleborough, though
well acquainted with the country, was 101 l near
Wretham, an/ mull have remained in that awful
(late, if he had not been afGfted by a perfon, whom
he ailed up to aoudad him to Larlingforn,. and
he reached home about four o'clock in the morn-
ing. The lightning was equally violent at Nor•
wsch, from whence as a young man was returning
from Attleborough, about twelve o'clock, his.
horfe was (truck down at Eaton, and fell upon
him apparently dead, in which dreadful fituation
he laid till extricated • the bull recovered, and.
both were taken to tae Lamb.—The lightning was
incelfant, and attended with very little thunder.
We are happy to learn from a Gentleman. who
lag week vifited that part of the country, that
the damage done by the late thunder (lorm at
Colebrook Dale, on Sunday the 7th inllant, and
the neighbourhood, is not fo great as was at &ft
apprehended. The contents of one of the furnaces
belonging to the Colebrook Dale Company, con-
fitting of about soots cubic feet of ore, lime-gone.
and other materials, were blown up, in confe-
quence of the finlden ingrefs of the water occa-
(*zoned by the overflowing of the dams.—The con-
aid of the two elements produced a very fulslime
and awful effect. The inalant the water entered
the furnace, a dreadful capitation took place, and
a column of melted and red-hot mineral was dif.
charged into the air, in a perpendicular direetion,
upwards of tee feet. The explotion was repeated
at intervals for two or three times, accompanied
each time by an extremely brilliant column,the heat
of which was fo intenfe, as to be felt revere' hun-
dred yards dillant. The roofs and floors of the con-
tiguous buildings were difplaced by the concufficin.
It is remarkable, that the prodigious quantity
of matter which was emitted from the mouth or
top of the furnace is entirely diflipated s and that,
notwithftanding the principal part of it was large
nieces of iron ore and lime-ftooe, yet not a particle
of either can be found any where near the (pot.
nor is a veftige of them to be difcerned on the tops
of any of the adjacent buildings. This is a phe.
nomenon which yet remains to be accounted for.
It is alto wonderful, that the aperture at the to.)
of the furnace (an opening not exceeding two fee;
in diameter), through which the contents were ex
ploded, is not in the lull rent, but is now as found
as ever, together with the furnace it(elf.—lt is fup-
pored a water-fpout mull have burl near the fpot,
as part of the works were in a few minutes completely
inundated, and the water attained to the sionsizi3
height of 17 feet in a very Ihort (pace of time.

Ls the
Vheat Asir.
part.
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