Star.
London, England, 1827-01-05 00:00:00

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DUBLIN, l's. &
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In addition to the calamities connected with this
conflitratiou.sit is our ineldhcholy duty to add another
name to the list of sufferers—Mr. Butler, head clerk in
the establishment, who. in his exertions to save some of
the property, from the devouring elerrient,hss,"we regret
to say, fallen a victim to his endeavours. He was ex-
tricated from the ruins, but not before he received inju-
ries that produced his death. This Gentleman expired
at three o'clock on Saturday, and the remains of a more
faithful and attached servant, a mole upright and holiest
mut, cc a more amiable or obliging person, were never
consigned to the 'rave. His relatives unaffectedly
lament, and his friends and acquaintances sincerely
regret his loss.
la addition se the ether solemn at this fire, we regret to say,
that the ifagineer to the Glebe Company was obliged to be taken
se Mercers' Hospital yesterday,in coosequence of the bndets which
be received.

ISTRUCTION OP ALDERMAN ATKINS'S IMMENSE
WAREHOUSES IN THAMES-STREET BY FIRE.
Between five and six o'clock this morning, a fire was

discovered in the above warehouses, tenanted by the Wednesday night, a burglary was effected at the
Hartley Bottle Company, from Alderman Atkins. Ls house of • Mrs. Boyd, Connaught-terrace, Edgeware-
to the cause of the calamity, no real account can be
road. The thieves got over the area railing, and broke
given ; but from the force with which it burst oat, it is
DBUIM II LAI Twaavaa.--Anothet version of The probable the flames bad been mouldering for some through the kitchen doer; they then went to the parlour,
where they broke open every drawer in the cellar'',
ZAdy elks Lake, in addition to the many already pro- hours. The engines were almost instantly on the spot, stole all the plate which they contained, drank a bottle
deceit. was brought out at this Theatre last night. It is but they were Wholly useless, as for two hours, not one
of brandy, destroyed a valuable family picture, and
in_
onus, ation from Dublin, and is said to have enjoyed of them could he kept at work, even into the lower
committed the most disgusting.excesses in the room.
le popularity in that City. The language of Para About o'clock water beau*
of the building. nine Just at the close of the Office at Marlborough-strut,
the piece* consists almost entirely of passages taken, more plentiful, but still no check could be given to the yesterday, the butler of Lord Mounrcua Imes came in,
without alteration, from the poem, and no fresh incidents devouting element. From the situation of the premises, to ask the advice of the Magistrates in a case of felony
are intuxlnced. Comma, as Fihwherwes, bad the most it became impossible to get at them on the western side,
effected half an hour before in his Lordship's house, in
prominent character. WALLACE was the Roderick Dhat, bat by running the hose through. the warehouses of Cavendish-square. He stated, that as he approached
and he fought most gallantly. 'The other characters Messrs. Weston, of Dowgate-wharf; but this, up to the steps, he observed a man leave the door with a green
were of little importance. The scenery was well painted nearly eleven o'clock, bad merely the effect of ()ma-
cloth under his arm, in a hasty manner. His Suspicions
and arranged, and the music was a judicious selection meeting that part of the building with icicles, as the being excited, be made inquiries if such a person had
' of old Scotch Airs. The Lottery Twiet followed, and water that lodged on the tills, and other parts that pro- been in the house; and on learning that, the servants
the school-boys appeared prodigiously delighted with Jested, actually became frozen. The united efforts of knew nothing of the man, he naturally thought of the
the tricks of LAPORra, as the Lawyer's Clerk. After the different fire engines, were at length brought into diaper plate he had left on a table in the halt'
Pura.
half- price the House was crowded. play, and the flames confined to the above building,—
tort to dinner, and discovered that the individual
of 4000( by the -
Monday, between the bon" of eleven and one o'clock The Protector Fire Office suffers a loss . swept the whole off into the green cloth and *Ka
at noon, the n arehou,e of Mr. Win. Dickinson, Watling- calamity. The building which stood on the site of the He pursued in the direction the thief bad takes, but
burned down some time since, and the pre-
was above,overtake street, in the City, was entered, and a large deal box, was not able to him. He described the man
containing 33 pieces of Irish linen, was stolen therefrom. sent enlarged one has not been finished more than ato Mr. Rose, who sent au officer with him to his Lord-
Note othstanding that a lane reward is offered, the few mandril' ship's house, to learn further particulars, as the butler
thieves have hitherto escaped detection. Yesterday morning, another fire broke out in the could not speak to losing more than the spoons St forks.
The celebrated pedestrian. C. J. Fes, started on Tuesday after- premises of Mr. H. Powell, printseller, in Peter-street,
CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANZ, 34111145 T 5.
steno to go to Dover and back, kern Westminster Bridge, in thirty- Saffi on.hill, in oonsequeace of a lodger on the second .
*hisser the frost bas net as yet stepped the bland mastodons,
11,1 114, 218, har 200 save. The task Is tsar miles as beer. He per- aim hatingpplied the candle to a quantity of shavings ..mear swim maim= in the me. impart
irate. Not a
ode us
formed the first twenty mills in-three hears and a half ; avoiding •
on the grate, which, while she was gone to ill the tea- bow rioted this saaening of any &maws. a Grab, and our
Gravesend, be stopped at &rood, and reached Canterbury, 54
man, at five on Wednesday , ed half an hour and re- kettle, ignited some limo hanging on a line attached to prices are asoninally the saws as en list Idowlay.
frnbed. He mind at Dever, balf the digest*, in an hour and a the mantle shelf. On her return, she gave the alarm to SMITHFIELD MARKET. Itavair b.
half within time, and returned back to the village of Bridge, three the inmates, who endeavoured to arrest the progress of Beat Ms nosenlag, is tooted at os. 4d. t• Ss- od. par ,tear 1 seed
miles on the Dover side of Canterbury and west to bed. On start- the flames, but in vain ; and even after the arrival of the Mottos trade is tolerably film at Se. 4d. to 4s. id. par seen. In
lag again, at half past tlar.e, leaving himself 14 boors and a bait to . .._ .
perform the return 53 miles. His nest bait was at &rood.= miles engines, so great was the innocuity inobtaining w ter, pertue; sod the tarsseang coarser 45..41. ra &Adroit; Poet
from home, at eleven at night. Here be again Inked. and left that the roof had fallen in, and the back of the premises remains at Ss. ed. to der. ed. per stem fat dairy-fed ; and
kim..lf seven bouts to perform 17 miles in. He covered mere were consumed, before they could be got into play ; 4e- to 41.
lad; 1001• Pr fiv Inv Meat.—Beasts. 471; Shrap,s,sll•l
ground than at ft.tir miles per. hour, and arrived at Westminster when their efforts were directed to the salvation of the Calves. so.
Bridge 18 minutes underthe given tins.. The match
II . . .
they succeeded.
. A Beef par item, 4n to Ss. 6d. Mutton, 4s. to U. 6d. Vaal, is
Vie tuclement weather, is a army greatoer. Besting was II to 4 apt houses oo either side, in which they succeeded. very ~,ss.“. poi" A„ 3.. ed. Hiym, wad. dm 115. ts as so. cb.
WI Iwo:ming, and nothing but his ems Woos% Wm through it. inconsiderable portion of the property was saved. ver, 14 to All; Swim, At ths. to Ai II&