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The storm referredsio in the following para
graph was very violent in this city, and did much
injury; the water filling up cellars, inundating
dwellings, and tearing IN, payements.


A Anarro1o-escate. the great, storm Of
rain with which we we're visited on Wednesday
night, the stream of water running i'll the arch ex-
tending along Washington street, and thence down
back Of Miss Englsh's Seminary, and across Gay
street and Bridge street TO the creek, was SO
swollen by the torrents, Of rain that fell, as to
break through in several places, doing considera-
BILE damage to cellars, &c. The arch runs di-
rechy under the corner Of the house occupied by
Mr.. Ninian Beall, on Gay street, where the force
of water was so grear, added TO the weight Of
the house. e..resting on the ARCH that it caved in,
carrying with it part ofthe cellar wall, and ten
or twelve feet of the yard, and several barrels,
&c. that were in the cellar The foresight Of the
builder in placing raft Immediately under the
wall of the house, undoubtedly saved the lives of
Mr.. BIS. family as well as the house from des-
ruction.


Potomac Aduocatc.