... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT TIME MINT. _ _ _ ~ . .. . . . . Yellecrdiy morring, hetween nine and ten o'cloch, an alarniiig fire was difcovered in the works at the Mint.- Thc falmei wtre firft feeni to iflue from what is called the fhakingnmachine-rooni, fituare on the fouth of the build. ing, which forms an bblong fquare. This being the pkice whete-the ipecit is dried; it is fuppofed that the quantity ...

... I lifilftJ it E i n ' II, L-1010 j it ':! 7 ., . H o - -A vFriy intercsting publication has just issudi]f fio61n tltL French press t~ndci the aljove ititk rcn'i,~ v,'hicli we, o'4 e tbc followinl extriict. ~ver c a(i a~~ouriis ofjttis ni norab e en-wignient naye ap?,' pearieii, all. of, diim ssihstantiallv agiileeo st. h thle flir'hting part:.t but the preseeat F'r qnch acount' 1 silppfies us ...

... l~ -.-- .--1- I I THE NEW ROOHIESTE'lR PEDESTIZIANT. I We flated in our lkft that a man named Baker, of Rocheller, had flarted to perform the talk undertaken by Tuffey. The following is a corredl flarcmeoit of his daily I performance tip to Satuiday, and at what hour he began and ended cach day: Started at Finified Tucfday, Oct. ix, half pail 5 52 miles 72 rods at 7. Wednefday, aft November, 4 ...

... I LONIDON, Tu;.uFDAv, Oct. 3 . ru ssls paplers tt, the 26th ult. and Fr;ink- firt to lI e 22d. Werc i-eceil edt on Sunday nigit. th ITlhey stale, tithat the PLrussian arny is all in fo notion lo0 retiti ?? Frahmce, exceji the corps Si of' deneral Zietlleu1-The :inniveisary of tilhe emeinrable battle .of Leilisic has Ieet cele- hi brated 'wilil soaeat jOX throulhout Ger Ally, ?? at l eiisic ...

... LEiDS, SITURIDAY, Nov. 4. On IVednesday night last, an unsuccessf'ul attempt was rsude by three men, to strip the tenters in a field in HtuImlet-Lane, near the premises where the robbery mentioned in our last paper was attempted. These feclows had so far succeeded in their villainous design as to have got part of the cloth of 'the hoeks, bnt the approach of the watchmen obliged them to Make a ...

... OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF URtAT'. Ntaples, Oct. 13.-_joacjlum itro fjat, Evvo fled from Naples in May, sought an asylum in FIraic, when the uniealpected appearancc of Napoleon scindl to open his heart to new hopes. Sincc tile cvents consequenit upon the battle of WVatcrloo, Murat remained in Pinv nrce, let -with the inteintion ofr finding safety, than xvil ha Nie to excitc disturbances among thle ?? ...

... LO-N1)fN, Wi F 7Cv. S. It will fie rccolileil, tlt l atcnrdit t,) the iinnlersattditti.l at' the Sttatpe ol' Genm, I rl'd WVin. ?? uallad stipliilatedl with that liteptib- lie for ihS ahbsilure ari4 llnrllssfioil d iioleen-. deuce. It -dllsLquenitly ?? It) the (_hn- gloss at ?? that (iilusa onglit to be iII- cloited iu tile S~ladiiiniaj t rritries; tend itl was Sfll mlpirienil15ided, wvith the ...

... To.thc EDITOR 012qfle L. DS If EtR!CURK | i Sl-As 1le ilbabliants of this tots al,| suhjcct to\ a very heavy t. x for tile s5ipport mid elstib- jlishinnt st a tgeeral Wte!!, they 1;av ;r intereat 1 I eaquinhqe l hoit lir the prcseist systeni is likely to ;ii 1 swer its profti :edi obht-.t, in preveiti:ig noctumial (te- prudiiiotiiS and prcervilig tils peace ni the!te is. If i trie, inldeed, ...

... cu'varM ar- - . -1 -I-- - 11 I ? Stin oJ Oet. 25- Thtii Royal High- I los65C )Ionsider anl the th (lte de Pirri were present. A Memberdevelopetit i ropossition that thee9 should be counicated ill di ratne of the Chaunbir, their thianks to his lloyal f411haess the ule (gArung-ouletle, for his conduct in tile South, and ont the firuntileni of spaill. 'rise Meniber,:in ...

... I 14ONDNU, VVEJINESDAY, A'Kv. 15. Brussels Pa~pers to the 9th instantli'rank- | rftlrt to the tlh, ?? ld t cisish AercUrties to tie ti :i0thi u!1 : reached to vi' Ol (iundtay night. The Brussels j101,tldS ?? wtauit 50Some piaitliculars of the d iscs i o i he States-6( .Genal of' the ti kjindo(m(tn o!t-e t it i ?? resipeetiti it e new I war tax, ii1 icih i1idicate a dletermuined opposi- a tion ...

... £Dfl'EUI0 ? 'fcR z mz7.DS MLRCVi i I Y. Ii i :1. L it it 1'R-fJ i >1(tSk& It g] that t i rct n it ?? paragilgmil whlich notitcs ollto Observit nls imcio by El: lt ii late pilablie iecetiing ItlI- in the itS sc.- I oill, itL tliis plalce, is cairselated to mckc all l ?? to the opinion I ?? hold upon tile irtaj..ct of tuie late Change in thc executive depalmtnicIlL ofie Lonion Society for ...

... . T o,' -n a -e u br .. . . hs .piI Me Dr. Thoimpson mi a late number of his Phidsophsical he c hturd1, las published smen strictures on the mode of to ,edb 11aiois- a' Cmhfid'gr. Comparing thie expcne of an Iir 'Engnsh iUiferstry withiliateurred il Scotland the Dra se, it sayisa' 481 iave beei? told .by a yjoiung geutieman; a frietl T of friie,-a student at Camiridge, that 500) a-year was ...