Glasgow Courier. — 1845-04-01 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

COVE. I . But what are we to say to those who so far sympathise About sine o'clock on Mo•day the 94th ult. the muter and with these enormities as to exhibit a pruriint curiosity Grow of this flee batting were thrown into the utmost runabout the history and manners and the sayings and &Imre Mereation by discoverlog that a ire had broken out in the after of mere murderers? It is with a feeling of loathing pert of the bold, which threatened the total destruction of the We read of ladies of rank and fashion attending the eon- vessel. Intimation having been received of the fire by her Idademned sermon of some popular criminal, such as jos. from the Racehorse, the Wickham cutter, and the steamty's ship* of war In the harbour, large fatigue parties were sent voiaier ; and in the recent cam of tMlarue we are absolutely etupilisid when informed that crowds of well-dressed and o' vessels in port, aspoompanied by the fire engines belonging to flispeetableale persodications of thepopular temper, and an ten ns visited the scene of his death! These the respective motels, who assisted by the crew, and large are unhthy in parties from the Government works at Spike and Haulboe. times worse than the want of noise and of crowd complained Rae Island, used every available exertion to put a atop to the of by the Times' reporter at Aylesbury; but bad as they are devouring element, but without effect, as the flames rapidly ad, they come far short of the extraordinari feeling which is , and she continued burning all night, when she was scuttled excited in favour of a man who has committed a foul deed of and sunk in deep water opposite Kilmurry's Hotel. This fine violence, and 'which is profusely manifested by petitions to ' reseal, which has been for many years • regular trader bethe Queen and the Home Secretary for a remission of the twain this pert and America, and which we believe belongs to Messrs. Scott & Co.' 'of Cove had lately undergone extensive sentence. The weak and officious people who thus mistake I repairs in Bristol, and was to have sailed for Si. John's, Neiefwand. the nature of true clemency are guilty of a serious offence I land, but in consequence of the great number of passengers offeragainst the laws both of God and man; but it is vain to , log in this port, the person who had her chartered was induced to reason with them. They have certain maudlin appetites order her into Cove, where ISO passengers had engaged berths on which must be indulged, and it is really pitiable to behold ' board her. Fortunately none of them were on board when the fire broke out, and but few of their stores and necessaries, but their care for hardened vice when once they take up its what unfortunately were in the vessel have been entirely destroyed. cause. This requires correction, and we cannot but think hls stated that the vessel is partly insured, but not to anything that were that press which no anxiously eaters for a de- Ilk, the extent of loss sustained. During the exertions made to prayed taste to exert itself in correcting it, it would be save the vessel an accident occurred to Lieut. Wentworth, R.N., better employed. superintendent of government stores in Ilaulbowline, who, in his anxiety to save the property unfortunately fell into the hold, but we are happy to say without having received any material injury. —Cork Examiner.  ileop social  thlt,  Cour