Kingsland Burnt. IAN alarm
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Kingsland Burnt. An alarm


Yesterday morning al about S
bceeded, as was soon discovered,
j Mary Kingsland, Capt. Wear,
he was laying at the foot of Es-
hiking in cotton for Liverpool.
on board over 100 bales when


in the hold. Every exertion
nguish the flames, but in vain.
lnediately towed acrose the river
the levee at McDonoughvilIe.
HE fronts of the wharves on this
The levee on the other side, watch
uc,ion Of the noble ship and rich
aw her burning, two of her masts,
hen, had gore by the board, and
RdA Ayards was blazing, and look
an falre ever in a brief space.
VI stinguish, the exterior ofthe
Yif4hen untouched by the flames.
p br hours afterwards, there was
fbyl s,umps in the place of her
! re consuming the bows and
.s..5 ship with intense, fury, and
se of the after part of the vessel


q lanes had eaten their way


Ne IRE writing have probably y


70 he waters edge. Before


5ress. she will doubtless sink,
W fire engines were pumping


:. several hours, but owing tc


other cargo, it was impossible
hip.


hgsland was a New York bull


burthen, custom house measure
red three-fourths 10 the ,lessrs
i city; and the remaining fourth
who purchased his interest since
bg at our wharves. The New
supposed to be insured, but Capt,
$ entirely unprotected. OF the
bales Of cotton are supposed to be
pool on open policies. The bal.
FED. The rigging and cabin fur.
|ip were saved, and some hopes
tina. when the vessel should sink,
N might be saved in a damaged
tho whole, the loss cal hardly
ono hundred and tweny rhous.