... DESTRU T.l7I PIAf LONI)ON, TUESDAT EVENINo.-This morning a nmot alar in' and destructive fire ?? out in- the premises of Mr. ker, boot and shoemaker, the coiner of lN~orfeikttreet, in the Strand. The Lflames werefirst perceived to issue from the lower part of the house between four and five o'elock. An instant alarm was raised, and seireral engjines soon arrived on the spot.' The progress of ...

... -7Pond owt nm-rteadl ouz A 14it ss; IAnd' J)ily Corn riircial Adveru It~ I Dfl 4IN'A'-VR0Vv: JANUARY 2U, 182.| The Ptcket ?? reactled Toin yesterday'i ads morniiig, And Wednesday's Mfail arrived last nighl. ie is FRANCE. 9 T he ?? Papers received are those of' ard Saturday-last. On the prceedinh day_ the Report. hem of ?? of Petihions upon those against tiful p tuithe intended alteration of ...

... THE CoftPORATIOX. t A (uarter Assembly was held yesterday tid i:. r> litin.street, at which a good deal of city businesw was dove. Our limits to~day, however, will only permit us briefly to notice the -folidwing;. . lO; A message was sont down from the Board of Ai- >h3 dermen, requesting1 thee coneurrence of the Col.% mon Council in presenting the freedom of the cit3, or, together with a ...

... PROVINCIAL INTE&LLIGENCE. ENNIS, JAXJ. 19.-On Thursday se'nnight, sevem ral houses in the neighbotrhiood of Kildysrirt, in this couity; were attacked at night by arped parties, and rqbbed of guns, ac. Mdajqr Warburton, on Sunday evening last, went in purs.uthf the gang. and succeeded in securing tbe pericip)ahs, who are fully identified alnd commuritted to uw'r ganil. ln'rma- tions were ...

... I S)O UtIl AMAEl'tCAAT SERVfICE. The tilowing arc.he ulberiioivirtsb whith ?? Q'Comnell iirnoduces his ?? Uirl1itd t yi d*y, Oi ?? : leli;rdasua6'e, iM kh itan.; t86 !S!-That the fate of the expeditiohi to Marp rita should have excited much publie ihteyest, carwn not be matter of surprise to any pFeron. The svmn I pathby of the Irish nation was, atl iss ftelipgle alive to the iituation and ...

... LICKNG IN THk. UNITED STATES .| ?? from our Paper of yesterday&] This is a true account of the prices of. things. You want not mnore than one 'se'Ivnt, woman, and ter wages will he about fifty dollars a year; for there, those who labour, are paid for their labdur. Suppose you to hive a boy besides, to loo -after a couple of cows or a horse, or two, you may hsve him for 'abotit forty dollars) ...

... CHAMBER OF bEPUTiE§. The Report of a Committee of the French Cham- ber of Depulies, on the subject of the Petitinsl against any alterations in the Election Lpws, con- tains some doctrines which are well deserving of at- tention at the present mornnent. Before entering on this Report, a *ord as to the existing forms of proceeding in the French Cham- bers with respect to Petitions. All manner of ...

... ?? ,j traallalW% 3iournat And Daily Commercial Advertisers DUBLIN-THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1820. Monday's Mail arrived last night. DEATHE OF THE DUKE OF KENT. This melancholy event, for which the public had been in some degree prepared by the tenor of the last bulletins, took place on Sunday last at Sid- mouth in Devonshire. We subjoin every particu- lar which the London Journals of Monday could ...

... STAftE 6F SPAIN. The Paris Prints contain3 various ramodrs rela- rive to the insurrectiotrary even s in Sp)ain. The Gazelle de France states:- We have received Madrid Gazettes to the 111h ih listt, inclusive ihe smake no mention ofthe revolt of a part of tile troops at Cadiz, which inteliger'ce was brought to Paris by an extraordinary courier despatched from Madrid on the 9th. It ought not, ...

... | PAOPOSITJONS RECENTLY SUBMITTED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNMENT, FOR THE PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT OF THE POOR, BY MR. FRASER. The general principle of these propositions is, we understand, very simple. In the year 1802-3, the Treasury adopted the principle of applying pub. lic money to the ultimate object of improving the sea-coasts and the fisheries in Scotland. Parliamen- tary Commissioners ...

... THE EiPEIROA Oi,' CHINA. L(NDON N MAOAZINE. The present Emperor of China seems to be quite a curiosity. He is an amiable Sovereign, vel-y t-nd of acknowledging his faults, but unluckily still fondier of committing them. He is for ever pub. lishing, professing, and confessing proclamations to his subjects-and incessantly giving himself fresh cause for contrition. A fter he had sent off our late ...

... JAM4IAiCA PAPERS.. - | The unprecedented state of trade at this moment, .ir every quarter of tile world, engages ?? large share of public attention; she pressure is univem!alp and yet there is no ?? .cause assigned for it; there are, honvever, many speculatdve ?? upon it, -but hitherto all notions respecting the disordered situation of the ?omilercial world rest merely upon conjecture. ' In ...