The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

IMMUNE, 11 ly IS.—With great concern we
witnessed last night another fire. in this city, tro-
menthls in its appearance, and destructivejn its
consequences. It broke out from the atom of
Mr. Kennedy Ryan, in Carr-street, in which a
burning coal had been probably forgotten by :utile
of the labourers at work there in the evettiug,;
anti as the flames were not perceived till abuts(
ten o'clock, it may be presumed they hattarquired
considerable strength inside previous to the disco-
very.
On the first alarm, the inhabitants crowded from
all quarters. The North Cork and Waterford
regiments, with their Officers, immediately ap..,1
peared, with the watchmen of St. MiChael's pa.
rich, add the engines belonging the city and the.
artillery barracks were brought to, and inces-
santly prayed upon the building, as long as a sup-
ply of water could be procured, but without soc.
COS, owing to the great delay in breaking open
the windOws, Which had all been, us usual, las-
"tenet) wtth bars on the ii slde. Meanwhile the
flames raged with uncommon violence, visibly con.
snming the corn in its progress from the burning
'lofts to the ground, until the entire edifice resem-
bled the interior- of an Immerse owlet shell,
chequered with the-glowing fragmouti of its rools
I gild floors.
• About two o'clock this morning, a single buc.
ket of water could not be procured in the neigh.
boatload ; all the pumps ran dry, .and exertion
consequently slackened in despair of doing good.
Never on • a similar occasion were a populace or
military more indefatigable or ; never
were the poor females of any neighurhood inure
active or persevering ; they all laboured as if from
imperative duty,. and ceased only when the springs
were dried up, to contemplate a misfortune their
United efforts could oot prevent.

We uoderstand that Mr. Ryan's concerns were
insured, but not to an amount squat to thc.da.
sags sustained. • -

.The Public wilt please to observe, that the only
-Person in partnership the Sit S. Brans.
corRIN at the time that firm shared, and sold thi
Grand Prize of Otte Thousand Tickets, which.
produced 44,70, On last April Lottery) wns
E. trio*, who is now removed to No. 2, Cu a.
hill, near &Mansion-holm

MARRIED.
On the 23d JIM. at Horrisey Church, Mr. Dennis, of Cle-
ment's-law, Lombard-511M, to Itliss Grubb, of Highgate.
Yesterday, at St. Martin's in the Fields, William,Augustus
Gott, Esq. son of the bite Sir Henry Thomas Gott, of New-
land Park, Bucks, to Miss Beazlcy, only daughter of Charles
Benzley, Esq. Whitelinll, Westminster.
Yesterday, at Woodsy, orth,. John Heyman. Esq. of Mon-
tague-street, Russell-square.. eldest son of I tenry
Esq. of Quern-square, to Miss Mary Ann Johnson, of East-
hill, Wandsworth.
Thursday last,. at St. Giles:s Church, Rending. Alexnruler
Blake' Esq. of St. James's-street, Loudon, to Miss Ann Ovey,
second dnughter of Thomas Ovey, Esq Reading:

DIED.
On Saturday last, universally lamented, Mrs. Elizabeth
Tomlins, widow of the late Mr. T. Tomtits, or Edgware-
road, .aged 76 years.
On Monday, at his house in Thornhaugh-street, Bedford-
square, Dr. Patrick Ivory, formerly in the East India CUM.
pariv's service .
%iresiarsday last, Mrs. S. Twallin, wife of Mr. J. Twallin,
of the Belle Sausage, Ludgate-hilt.
Friday last, at -Witutade House, near Eaetet, Edward
. tinsferil, Esq. in the Nth year of his irge.
-OM Friday; the 35th hatant, isged • 67, Mrs. Wetherell,
wife of Thomas Wetherell, Esq. of Elatamersmisth la-
w ineutable zed irreporableloss to her•ftiehdsaud the pour.