... .JA MIAICA. The foll-owing account is extracted from tle Jasnaic, Royal Gazette -igstoh, ail aica, .Ju7y 160 We have this day the melancloly alln disres'ioy task oi recording tite effects c f a tiltal a d destrultive fire, which bieke out in the town of P'ort Royal about half past one o'clock onl Thursaay afternoon. it began in a negro yard in Ceariun-streei ianti wa- occasion-ed by a negro ...

... ?? 4.1 - CO q6 ? - , I .ATTACK ON THI MAtu ?? .-This ?? !alecpui tC o~ler'clock,.thae:Ii~ri1 Coach whi~hlcl Ft this. .y3- :. ; tcl;chl was attacked ?? Littletot, by a- bauidiif .i amed -ruf54nt :. l'he ?? of the, cach waC i obpstuitced ba a iacel of carts, fatened toiiether with ;ope,5. and tdl.e attack on thle coa42' .com nenced ois. e I arrxileas te Carts; when,.- we lnnmynt to §tatw-, one ...

... 2 O~ihe ~DptroR -ot ZYAR127G 0 1-~x 01hsRerring the ietnak,L i li this dav's Paper,-on1 tit, ,q-nts rnt essurir~ Chiqwick--Ftwuife. '7 am induced to r n7-ntion to you. ii luinder .,,ns c iodwis). whIh. has occilrred in d-eitfi e o'iv n by she Avaidmtv tp the d Sw ulentF. ti:fl r. iiwntioiec that -a drwitt is. tn bhe in3tad of_, 401sQi *Adleivaon's Hiotsit wt Gisiiryk, T, -vhich phrase has . ...

... IRPILA-VD. T A'T17 AT'I'ACK (l'I Tq CoRhK ITAIL. Llluj rte followilit is oificial':-.-t is tihe 'affidavit of an purl eve-wviorl is mide frr the infotmation of their Loroi- Iber ehipl, thle Po. tses ener-d, and by a Gentlemin of Wva: ?? :- ?? Repoltt of the a(lcinn which tn 1k jliace betxve the the | ?? q eqcortiffg l is MIjesty 's Ilii coilch tmavelling frina Cork to Dublin, and an at ned ...

... PAPER. AGAINST GOLD-, GLORY AGAINST RoS T. TO TUC PEQPLE IX AND NEAR SAtIRDURT'. L:ETER X-XX. The Bkllioa Committee's t1o 0ierri twee expireu-The Peace of 1814 aao the Bank .Protetieno 'Bill rte- e the prdextes were. svanuhed.-Ominowis opirons.-Neisiue~joned 5etween the. Author on th~e one Spart and the lPe*r. partisans onethe oter. ' , GZNTLEMSFIw-1a renewIng my' eorme spondence with' you, ...

... ?? AES S Sr I ?? .Jt 22,.- ?? Iofal'Ater fom Loi tre Island, on tl. bdit ot-ioll iQ Ga ntkmdi at St fl i flar j1\ -oin 4i a: fli h s~arib' vi'inr cxary da, nicri, rnijrsbki~orne. .4n 11131,;s thts ?? vii~~*i n Iualr jinutdo s meylbc I' Iri 9 ~ii t (evie~ve qmlqrrter wo ?? Of1 I t ,!nd li sigjgl9biag - . l'l~C~lllM A tii un il ?? reachetA u4 ibit 'ti . .,er - ?? traetrs. wholt halve inirense ...

... 1.) UTGII fill IL. | Tlnt.53E.Lr, Snr'T. ?? froam Lille, whlid comle trot I espe table authority, affirni tbat ti e Allied Poavers h ived 6eand.ed tlihat the town and citadel sab.el be occuvtied by their troopi for a time, and thiat it vwa *enerally believed at Lille that the King would be oa ?? to ytield to this demand. Arias remains in tir same ?? as before, the gates are opleted for a sil-t ...

... )'AfIS pAPERS. APA4,~ 5,EPr r9-._-TheeparriieWiO~F th;e Enmperor Alexander is announcedi for tl0i'e4 fld;o t-his week. The Grand Drrchess.Cirtherine, sister of the Em- pertr Alexander, arrived o l the 4tb of Sept. at Fraokfort. Thenomnlier of.allied troops which are.to leave Framce by the mt of 06hober in callculated at 3100,000. re sare ssulied ihit the Royal Prus imrn Guard is to quit ...

... 2ItDbsR.TPALV- 'Yo the EDIlTOR t zIth~?aGtXI2#CRN~ Sail, -Tlhe Tfolimwing~you ntay ?? 1;t,,is ?? of vhlat is denoms` a aIizpsnu~ z' IB,,,h in the Niav, aid v uh in nl y ve>y hvthitble priinioni oanpt to bY nmadeL VnQjlOn to the countiy. at h#rl e. , ?? j? . , , - 'Ihe ti ?? whto se Ftiene/s twiee hnrfi *, ;fore lltm sis tl phi aigfet. is easi 1 dtion'ished-oa ipongst hi IndieX f tlitnzlt. ...

... PPWSMEsrV FEA.4T 6r hL AckfIEA6f. THfIlRlEr.NTr-l DAY. , Saturday presented a sort of new era in the libolirsr ofi Wilon, from the change which has taken place id tre weather. By twelve o'clock he had finished ten miles, and proceeded to refresh. He washed his feet, put on a pair of yarn socks, and clean Phoea. During this operation, he declared that Providence har been enx- tremely indulgent ...

... jwl?, IjoRNIA clFooXICL8,. 1, 0 N T D 0 l.: ~ TUB DA2,SEPTE. 2iPFRIE 6, 1 t3 I. L. Oro Itt1a fittnii 3 eot i ; re extiemel y yni. fi-o 'T1'hey Crrlll t~i 1 SOftle tl 05 1 5 Criti0 l $ I C MIU ltC S OIL I the ?? crisis, a t e I:it ii d c tail prc~iseli as they hav Colle to onr tind. A .lOtrtlonti nS ?? on uit A .'sr i il t, in con ti c c t L W ii ct 2000 lc idition ?? ~rthnati Guardswe ...

... ,j_ ' I TO TIlE EDITOR OF THE EXAMINER. pt? .prcT-re FRITE.n,-Thy lively and, I hope, ironical ?? and BRothlr of the Pound Table, has pre- ?? K rodere of the Exoamitner with what I Suppose )>e intended should be a tolerably accurate and, at the samne tim'- a N itty thetch of' Qiakerisln and its Professors. For Iv own ,,art, thbulgh I feel no disposition to quarrel with f' f)r Wahot I am ...