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KGndahors-A heavy shower of RrsoEtes- fell lately in this city owing tO the weight of the shower the rOOfs of m1ny of inc kou.eo fell in, and others were perforated. ZelCrkar- Ally Khan, the son of Olimala, having IaI-, though forbidden by his parents) gone to the courtyard of their house to gather some of these pebbles, which were very round and smooth, was killed by the fall of one of these fiery meteOrs, which struck him with such violence on the head as to fracture his sculI into three pieces. The flash which accompa- nied the stroke was so vivid, that it dazzied. the eyes of those sitting in the balcony of the house. The stone was found to weigh three seers. and many of the stones weighed up- wards of two seers. This phenomenon was succeeded by so dense fog. that the rays of the sun could not be perceived for three days that it lasted