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| The following are further particulars of the Philadelphia Riots, which were renewed on Thursday evening, l4th Aug. 1t is believed quiet is restored.

 From the National Gazette.

 Last evening body of rioters evaded the vigilance of the Police and Military force on duty, and made an attack on a frame building, used as house of reli- gious worship, IT the rear of Second street, below the Wharton market, which they en- tirely tore down. Hence the rioters pro- Ceeded to Vernon-street, where they react ed the atrocities of Tuesday and N ed- nesday evenings. Three houses occupied by colored people were attacked, the resi- dents put to flight, and the doors, shutters, sashes and furniture broken and scattered. The further progress of outrage was pre- vented, as the assailants found the next place they had devotedto destruction, guard ed by the Police.

 Yesterday the streets, the scenes of the outrages committed on Tuesday and We'd nesday evenings, presented countless evil denees of the brutal ferocity of the actors. The wrecks of window sashes, doors, man. ties, furniture, bedding, and every thing which missiles, clubs and hands could de- face, break or destroy, remained broken or scattered over the streets or pavements. In some. instances the unolfending and un- suspecting residents fled from their dwell llngs half clad, with their infants in their arms, and sought refuge in the houses of the neighbouring white inhabitants. Nor was this effected in every case without per- sonal injury. One poor female, frightened from her bed by the ye!ls of the mob, fled, half dressed, sucking at her breast and another infant at her side. to seek protec- ten ;;; q sehooi-fiouse iIl ihe vicinity, and where tho master was featuring to all even- ing class. In her flight her infant was wounded on the head, and dragging the bleeding boy by the hand, she burst into the school-house frantic with terror, and implored refuge and protection from the assemblage within. The particulars of one case may supply the history of many perhaps all, as no case IS yet reported as an attack having been invited or provoked by the residents of the dwelling assaulted destroyed Gho lie character oi the the nlob may be known by the circumstances, that the gift of strong drink arrested its lawless course, and turned the tide of its vengeance over less fortune house and victim. In small street, some of the residents, deter mined to defend their dwellings,, remained