SHIP Macy KINc.LAND BuRSr.-The New o
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leans Pcayune Of The Doth inst. says


An alarm Of FIRE was given yesterday morning et
oclook K. which proceeded as was soon discover
ed from the fine ship Mary kingsland, Capt. Wear,
Of Nv ork.


She was lying at the foot OF Espisnade street, ia
king in couon tor Liverpool. She md already on
board over 100 bales uhen the fire broke out in ife
ho'd. Evsrv exeriiun YVES made to e1t.gush the
a4mes, bu- in vain.


The vessel was Immediately roWed across the
river, sDd moored 10 h. evee at ilcDonoug ghvii'e


When first ssw her burning Two u: her mas:s,
the main and nzz u had gone by the board, and the


L pon visiting ner four hours sitersard there was
nothing buthlszpg s;unps IN the place OF her MAILS;
the flames wee CONSUMING the bows and forward
part oil tee ship with intense fury


TIE outline Of the efer part OF the vessel r-rnnn-
ed psrfec. the lanes had eaten their way through,
and wbiie We are "filing have probably burned
down close 10 the weier's edge. Before our paper
goes TO press she will doubtless sink.


The Mary Kingslanl was New York built ship,
Of I9I tons bnrIhon, custom house measurement


The New Isrk owners er- supposed 10 be insured,
but Capt. Weir's interests are entirely unprotected.
or The cargo about 7c0 bales OF cotton Supposed
TO be insured in Liverpool On open policies. The
balance il uoi covered.


The rigging and cabin furniture of the ship were
saved, END some hopes were entertained that when
the vessel should sink two tiers CT COTTON mi ght be
saved in a damaged state.


Upon the WHOLE the loss can hardly fall short in
all of one hundred AID twenty thousand dollars.