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BURLINGTON RCA DE FIRE. On Monday evening last a meeting, convened at a few hours' notice, took place at the house of Mr. Lord, Nus. and Burlington Arcade, for the purpose of concerting rneasnres for the relief, by public subscription, of the very numerous sufferers by this most

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SUPPLY OF WATER AT THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BOND-STREET. •i;t! , CO V.1.m.y1 (From a corresponder.t.) A letter appeared in several of Tuesday's papers, signed by Mr. Coe, clerk to the Grand Junction Company, in which he affirms that the complaint of a scarcity of water; but f