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FIRE At BLooMIsGDALE.-We learn that Burn
hams ~ell known hotel on the BIoomingdale Road
considerably injured BY FIRE yesterday morning.


FlRE.-The beautiful cottage residence 10 Dar-
ham, Conn. owned and occupied Nv. Wadsworth,
Jr. Esq was entirely consumed by FIRE on the morn
ing o the 20.h inst Furniture mostly saved. Loss
S3,5cG-insured s2,406.


FIRE At KrTTAsslse, PA-On Friday morning
last the houses Of Rev. Joseph Painter and Robert
Brown, Esq. were burnt 10 the ground.


DEATH OF WILLIAM E. HAysE, EsQ.-We re-
gret to announce the death, yesterday morning, of
William z. Hayne, Esq., one of our worthiest and
most respected citizens, long known for the ability
and fidelity with which he discharged the duties Of
the Compuollership, State Trea urer, and other
Offices with which he entrusted by the Leeisla-
ture or his ellow-citizens. He the only SON of
Col. Isaac Hayne, the celebrated martyr of the Re-
yoIutol.


LORD BYRoS.-Aiurray, the son and successor of
the celebrated English publisher of the same name,
has concluded bargain with Scrope Davies, Eso.,
the friend of Lord Byron, by which he is TO giye him
$4,000 sterling for his "reminiscences OF The noble
poet, including, il Is said, number Of his letters
which have never been published. [Bost AtIas.


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