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citizens leizin3 the favourable moment.
iuccceded in their endeavours to ex-
tinguiLa it. At about feven in the
morning, the danger was entirely over
Had 1t continued for about an hour
longer, ere this the town would have
been heap of afhes for the wind
iPrun8 up from the wef, and continued
to blow very trelh for the remainder of
the day. This was direction which
could not fail to have communicated the
flames TO the other parts Of the town.


All the hOules within the fouare
bounded by Water, Commerce, and
Main ttreetS, and by Burke's wharf,
were totally confirmed, The whole
number is computed to be about lixtv,
the Greatcit part Of which were built Of
wood, and occupied principally by
tradefmen,.


Thus, in a few fhort hours, the work
Of many years has been reduced to an
heap Of alheS the afluent to bare COM
potency, perhaps to poverty and the
indultrious tradelman to want and milf
cry Let the hand Of charity be ex-
tended +; let the rich feek out diRre(s,
and adminiiter comfort, Many are the
objects which call for aflitfance and
many are there who can afford to give
It. The voice Of humanity cries aloud,
:" forget not that the fuferers are men
as we'll as you".