Star.
London, England, 1817-03-24 00:00:00

ROME, MARCH a.

The BarLary Pirates again disturb the Metli:•rz-
nean. We frequently hear of them having givea
chace to vessels in different directions.

A report is spread that it is the intention of the
Government to forbid in future, the publishing of the
names cf individuals, comprehended in the category
of heretics.

Yesterday Lord CLANCARTY and suite embarked at
Dover for Calais, on board the King George Packet,
Captain KING.
Advices have been received from Canton to the
9.6 th of November, which is one week later than the
intelligence previously received. The Embassy had
not returned to Canton at that date, nor had ci
trade experienced any interruption in coriseglaeto:i:
recent events.

PUGILISTIC CHALLENGE. P.thater, the Lancashire
boxer, is so much imor•••:ta in the art of solt.defenc..
that his friends have subscrihed £lOO for him, to el,•
ter the once more with Oliver ; and the folltv.;•;:
polite challenge was yesterday conveyed, with al iue
respect, to Oliver :-
66 Castle Tavern, Holborn, March 21, tat ".
$' Mr. Edward Painter's compliments to Thrima7. 01!ver,
eialleoges hint to fight on Tuesday, the te7th day of May 'Kat,
in a Ye-feet ring, half minute time between tali
stand-up fight for lAA guineas a side. The place to be appo.:ne,:,
and the stakes to be deposited with Mr. Lickson, who, .:*'•
Painter undrrstatids, is willing to cui:trileue a purse of: mem!•
five guineas to make tip the ono hundred. Au early answro- I
required. " L. PAIN:
Yesterday evening, about nine o'clock, an accident ban? figd
in Bishopsgate•street, threattnii:g the most msdanacly roust.
quencus. A child, about right years old, was locked np br ll'
parents in the front room ot the first boor, and by sums mean
set the r..‘ce on fire. -I he crowd collicted to the spot, says lb'
child ineffectually endeavouring to oven the window, till a poor,
bet resolute man, forced open the door, al:d rescued the child.
wits its clothes then in a blaze. '1 he fire, by ti e exe-ti. as
this man, and others, was eventally subdued, destroying urn; its
furniture of the room where it began.
Mitrattscnotr ACCIDENT.—An Inquisition hay hem tale
before TUOMAS STIRLING, laq. Coroner fee Mithlle.et, at ON
Cleveland Arms Tavern, Montague-stree, Tsloctague•stpige:
Mary-la-bonne, on view of the body of Lady I.lovotess, the
wife of WILLIAaI IYALcisT, Esq. of No. 11, Berkeley-ewe.
Berke!ey-squ:tre, who was burnt to death. It appeared in tv•
deuce, given by the servants of her Ladysttip, that, on dift
evening when the unfortunate event liaprentil, she Was alone 1:
theilluing-rovm. Candles were iu the mem; the deceased lON
one of them, and was (as the witnesses sapoosed) in the act"
lighting another, when her clothes took fire. The witars-,1
heard her Ladyship scream In a dreadful stainer, they tail tT
to see what was the cause, and diacovered that sLe was enveh.44'
in Eames front Lead to foot. They endew,oured to etiin' :1
the names, but did not succeed before her clothes were IM. I f
burnt to tinder, and her body burnt too shockingly to docribe.
A surgeon was immediately sent int, who used elm y taw. '1
his power to cave her life, hut medical aid was of Du service,''!
she survived but a few hours only. The hushaud of ti e dcarr.il
was from home at the tine the dreadful seise lcapPrEtl•
was not informed of the situation of Hs Lrttly till he arrivul
home. Her Ladyrlib's dress was of a very fine textere,
soh i
blazed very rapidly the moitent it caught fire, with :oaf f;
count for her being build so dreadfully before aiii-ta.tc:
be rendered to liar. The Jury adjourned ro the LO:I• e Of ;.•
Walcott, to take a view ot the body, which was a no*: !I*.e:'4
ful spectacle. They afterwards perie,4 the abuse re..x •"
and tutu-Led a \'. relict of A:cif^nt,':s burnt to death,