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TIE GREAT FIRE IN BosroS The Boston
Courier gives he following particulars Of the dis
ferrous FIRE which occurred IN that city on thr
18th:


F"RTHER PARTIcULARs-EigM O'C2ock.-Th-
loss 0t properly has he-nVer, gr-ut. but The amount
is not ye; Ial-d. Eight large three story hrirk
buildings on DUverstreet ar- entirely ds-irn, ed and
others III the same block are badly nlured. Some
OF The families occupying them OF town,
and ,hey lost much IN furniture, &c. Gates, Mr..
Clark. and MIR. Wyman supposed 10 have lost
every Thing. The house formerly occupied by Mr.
John a. BOlles is entirely burnt, and II there was
any thing in il, very littlc was saved. Mr. MAYO
lost every thing. except small cabinet Of shells
Two of the houses, formerly occupied by DR.. Sar
gent and Dr. Howard, were vacant. The house Of
The Rev. }. i. Sargent was much in jured by wafer
NSC rooms in front were much burned, and he has
sustained much loss IN the removal of his library
&c. There We're four brick houses on Suffut-
street, between Groton and Duver-streets, which
were enIey destroyed with most of their contents.
On Gro,on street, the steam paning and mill is
of course all destroyed; 1t occupied by II Mr.
Rogers, who has lost ali his tools. Large piles of
lumber in the adjoining yard, aud he cabinet makers
shop next TO il were burned, the wOrkmen losing all
their tools. One house on Groton-street was entire
y burnt, another much damaged rs 10 re-
qure rebuilding, and third was damaged in the
roof and upper story.


On Washing ton-street the large wooden building
owned by Samuel Appleton, occupied as bed
stead factory, and formerly as Vose's furniture
house, was much injured, tire whole back part
with The oulbuildings. being burnt.


The Franklin School House, a large iour-story
brick building, owned by the city, is burned nothing
being left but the outer walIs The drsk OF MIR.
Field, the master was saved, aud few articles ui
title value, belonging 10 the subleuchers; but the
desks and what books were left in the school roous
l,ior MI t'l,a,
over six hundred scholars attending this school. AMI
il is fortunate occurrence that The fire broke al
ter the pupils had been dismissed. The ward room
of ward eleven also in this building.
Ii was rumored that two men and two boys had
perished in the planning and mill, in their eiiu,s
10 save some OF the rools.


Several Of the iireruea tainted from the excessive
heat the thermometer standing AT 95 where the fro
could have. feet upon it, and were carried eli
the ground senseless