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a well known, long established order from
me, prohibiting use oflights i'll the magazine
in any case. He states that not readily find
ing an article he was in search of, he took
advantage OF my absence, and ventured to
use lanthorn and there remains no other
conclusions, but that fire was communicated
in this way to quantity of straw used for
stowage Of bottles. This took place at 4
O'Clock, and the discovery was not made un-
til half past S. BY this time, the fire, as it
proved, had communicated with the hold,
and no doubt the whole after part OF the ship
was burning when the smoke was first disco
vered.


"Thc constant burning heats ofthe sun to
which have been exposed, during the days
of suffering in the boats, has so affected my
eyes, that it is with the greatest pain and dii-
fculty that sec to write, and ind myself
obliged to omit many particulars, which IT ad-
ded, could have no other object than to swcll
the list of our past sufIeringS, which, through
the great mercy of God, seem for the present
to have ended.


1--WE are here we'll fed and comfortably
lodged, and gradually recovering ourselves,
with the promise of being shortly furnished
with a passage to the Rrazis.


Mrs. Nixon, the lady passenger before
mentioned, is the widow of All officer Of the
Kings 4th rcgt. now in Bengal, a native of
Halifax, for whom our friend, Mr. Newton,
at Calcutta, Interested himself to procure a
passage to America.


"Gcntlemcn, your obedient servant,


"a. BERTODY."


[Capt. Bcrtody las arrived in Hampton
Roads,. passenger on board the 5ris Eliza
Reilly, from Rio Janeiro.l