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s - -. . Aesttian Authorities lieee made the tit? a present c ,(3000 quintals cf flour, and the Prusliais Authorities have given soooquintals of wheat, which will be de , livered into the magazines after the harvest. It is affirmed that the Diet will open on the sth. From that day till the 14th, the time will be taken up in the reciprocal visits of the Plenipotentiaries, the fixing of their rank and etiquette, so that the first sitting cannot take place till the 13th. About twenty points are spoken of which will be the first subjects of the deliberations of the Plenipotentiaries, among which is mentioned the stipulation of the military contingent, of each of the confedecates. A report is spread that the Minister of a great Power will 'make important declarations relative to ;he affairs of Germany. HAGUE, AUGUST 6. We learn that Prince Frederick arrived yesterday at the Chateau of Loo, which is situated in the pro vince of Guelderlend, three leagues from Deventer. We received a supply of American Papers this morning, brought by the Canton, the arrival of which we noticed on Saturday. FroM these we have given some extracts. We stated that the American ship Romp had been suspected of committing piracy, in taking a Spanish vessel off Cadiz; and chewing papers purporting that the ship (R , M7p) was a priva teer from Buenos Ayres. New Yurk Papers to the 17th ult. received this mornings mention that eight of the Officers and crew had been committed to.the l Richmond Penitentiary, to take their trial ; three or four of the crew, and even the accusers are confined in separate apartments. From what has transpired, it would appear that the Romp cleared from Balti more as an American trader to Buenos Ayres ; but as soon as she proceiled to sea she hoisted the patriot colours, and chewed papers as if she had cleared from the River Plate. She then sailed on a predatory ei• pedition off Spain and Portugal, and had committed several acts.of piracy in plundering Spanish and Por tuguese merchantmen. A violent hurricane had been experienced in lat. 96.5. off Cape Florida, in the Gulf of Mexico, and supposed to have done much damage. Several yes sets had arrived in the southern ports of the United States, in distress. The hurricane took place aboul the 6th June, the gale was from E.N.E. • NEW YORK, JULY 17. We learn from Captain Tyler, who arrived here yesterday morning in eleven dayifrom the Havannah, that on the 24th June an embargo was laid an all shipping in that port, to continue for 25 days. At the expiration of three days it was iaieed, in as tar as te gardsAmerican vessels ; tiley were permitted to dcp art —This measore bad been resorted to in conseque,ce of recent depredations committed on the Spanish • aammeree by Carthageoien privateers. When Captain Tyler sailed, there were 30 sail then off Havanna - a, which had taken seven or eight vessels, and burnt them. There was a Spanish frigate in port, but not in a condition to meet an enemy. Captain Tyler also informs that the new Governor had arrayed at liavannah. On the 4th inst. the 40th anniversary of our Inde pendence was celebrated with the most pleasing sa tisfaction. The appearance of the military was truly brilliant ; and the procession of the different Societies, with the 71 , in miniature, interested the feelings of thousands of spectators from all quarters of the city aNd country. The vessels in the harbour, including the French frigate E.ityilite, were handsom-ly dressed with the flys ut t:.e different nations. In thort, the whole display, the fe jag ofss ates,u tes, Sing ing of bells. and the entertaintaents at our pohlic gardens, the fire-works, !cc. in the evening, all con. tributed to heighten the joy of the day. About noon, after firing a salute, the frigate Eurydice sailed for France, with a fine breeze from N.N. W. . Captain Putnam, of the brig Alice, lately ar rived at S den:, informs, that there were off Cadiz duet Patriot p:ifateers, from Buenos Ayres—athey had captured several Spanish vessels; and had boarded a number of Americans, who wete treated with politeness. At Algiers they were perfectly tranquil. Captain 'Solfrord, arrived at Baltimore in' 13 days from Laguira, informs, that the people there appear entirely ignorant of the operations of either the Patriotic expedition or te Royalists. General Bo livar was said to be only in possession of the north side of the island of Margarine. A Spanish vessel ar- 1 rived three days before from Cumana, at which time it Mill remained in the hands of the Royalists. The King of Pointy:am, having granted permission to this Government, that its Officers may cut, and /hip flee of duty, any qnantity and description of wood growing upon his territories in South America, the transports which have left England for St. Helena, Inlet BONAPARTE'S banishment thither, hare had orders to proceed, on their return home, to Rio Jet. heir°, and load with it. The Admiral Cockburn. t:1 ived on Thorsdat with a cargo. It is of•a close h tritore, and very serviccab!e ift She left Rio Janeiro on thts 4th June. Accounts have been received in town, that twenty. four ships have been &yert on shore in the Gulf of /lyricla, and that two of them are the Martha Brae, and the Atlas, of Glasgow. From Otis circumstance it was feared that most of the other ships, names un known, were Jamaica.men, but we are assured that such could nos be the case, as all the vessels expected from Jamaica, except the two in question, had ar vvei. The test of the unfortunate ships are there fore supposed to be Havannah-mcn or Americans.— Tl:e crews of the Atlas and Martha are on board the And, which has been wan *kb off Care Clear. i kited . MAILS J • sail. pus; ARR. DUI. DitWs • • • u 0., Lisbon •• - 0 0 Waterfild • V • Cadis • • s 0 0 Gurnswy and lousy 0 O Harabersh • • 1 2 Fra•lCtl • a I 0' Cottesburet r• • I 1 Holl.nd •-• 0 1 I Brasils . . 0 Flanders •- • 1 0 I Malta •*. - 0 0 , DAY 4 FALMOUTH, AUGUST- 9: Sailed several outward•bound vessels, and the Lady Arabella packet, with a mail for Lisbon. No arrivals of ceasequelic:.—Wind N. W. fine weather. DARTMOUTH, AUGUST 40. Arrived the Portuguese brig Maria J 2 Paleina, Captain AirTuato V 11.1.0. with her mainmast sprung and leaky. Her Master died eight days since ou her voyage from Hamburghior Teneriffe. • t i I.YMOUTH, AUGUST to. Came in the Telegraph sloop of war. (run Bristol. Paued by the Talus, CHELTON, from PJrnambuco Jot. London, in 23 days. Sailed the Midas and the Hebe, for Bengali and the. L:tdy Flora, far Calcutta . Also sailed his M a j est y' s chips Hvotia,.PElttEU3, and PIKE, f,,r Net foundland..Wind W.N.W. PORTSMOUTH, AU(UST ii. . - - Arrived yesterday the Retrieve transport, from St. Helena. Passed the Island of Corvo '2sth July, and on the 28.. h, in lat. 46. 29. N. long. 23. 55.. W. fell in with :4 brig with her toasts and bowsprit gone and water-Jigged, and leaded with timber, appeared as if American built. Arrived :o-day the Hussar, MOFEATT, [rum St. Domin,v—sailed lst July. DOVER, AUGUAT to. Sailed this morning the King George, Captain Mtatan, with ,Lord PEsiert9k.rs• ; Queen Charlotte, Captain THOMAS; and Favourite, 'Captain POWEII, T. ith passengers, Int. Calais ; sailed al,i, for that poi t this afternoon theChichesttr packet, Captain IteTran, with a Mail and. passenger s. The Princess Char lotte, Captain. HALLAKrS t with a Mail avd passen gers, has also sailed for Ostend. Airivied this even• ing the Lord Duncan !hick-et, Captain Hasm.vou I'l and a French packet with a Mail, both from Calais, ' with passengers. • A voosy I.—Sailed this morning the Industry, Captain CAULTOti ; Dart, Captain WrurtnsoN ; aiic! le Modesto, Captain GROMDONI, all tor Calais, with passengers. ItAMSGATE, AUGUST 10. . Arrived early this morning the Frying Fish packet, Captain Satins, witlrseverat passengers, from Ostend, whither she at noon returned, tiking over Colonel DYKE and family, who immediately hired the Flying Fish upon her coming in for that purpose. In the night tide the Lord Liverpool packet, Captain A vLes. BURY, got to sea for Ostend, having on board Sir WILLIAM DRUMMOND, his L rdy, and abut twenty other passengers. AuGuvr 11.—It has blown hard all last night and this morning at S.W.—A schooner was observed from this l >ia to i,e in great danger of getting upon tire Gw'u Sands, which, In good luck, she hap. e 4C4pck.l three or tour vessels have come t, t 1,.•,2, Eh. wi;kotit Jar:l4%re, for shell( 11:ickQt, Captain IsltsrEn, has been • iai...ten i S:a, and dune u.,) in very great style : she suous s.e Z Ll.Vn the list to sail for d,st.mil: HARWICH, AUGUST 10. Ai FiVtil Cie Ittn: Packet, with a ntil from Got. ; and the Civ!eteagh Packet, with a Mail from Cuxhaven. S,:tied the Lady Sepean Yacht, for ; and the Eat! of Leicester t'Acket, for Cuxhaveu—both with Mails. GRAVESEND, AUGUST' ii. Areved the Sussex, Lovell, from Barlairies; Statesman, Fovsks, from Ostend; DeVera, Young, from Sr, Vincent's; Sherburn, bowman, front Calcutta; Racer, Collins, front Ostend; !Jordon, hisaktspeare, from Janwica; Plantagenet, Cummins, from Llit•o; t;tatitham, tr;cat,r, trom Betlike. 6:tiled the Jan:, hlanghani, for Batav:a; Batchelor, Darit!Non, for Napleg ; Pal'as, E sworthy, for the I&le of Fra::ce; Courer, Swao, for Rio ;andro; Friends, 1 - 144citi,, for Virona ; Elkn, liobeter, tur Priacess of alee, Fox, for ti:teud. fallowing is an extract ef a letter (roman °dicer ou bond his Majesty's ship ANTELOPE, dated Biihtiines, July 2:— " is tn.ty he }notifying to know, that the ships hoe composing the peace establishment, viz. Ante. lope, Tigris, Scamander, Brazen, and Childers, are each niely heahhy at present, and have all bei n so since their artival, except the fast, that ship having suffered considerably 'flan what is vulgarly called yellow fevsr—a disease which has not been noticed in these islands since the year 1810. The same dis. ease has Lady made its appearance on shore within the last 'week, and several cases have terminated fatally ; its ravages, however, as yet, are by no means extensive. As ti:e hurricane months are about to appear, it is presumed the Antelope will pass that period at. Trinidad, an island seldom, if ever, visited by any very tempestuous weather." The BADGER 5100,) of war, C Train Hon. C. 0. Bainc,Exias, arrived last week at Portsmouth, Item the Letwat-d Islands station, to be paid off, having been relieved by the &AWARDER, Capt. %V. ELLIOTT, from Spithead, tined for the Peace service. The BaoGeft was the only ship remaining on the station, upon the War establishment. She left Bat badota on .the sth, Guadalotspe on the Bth, and Antigua on the 10th u4imo. The ANTELOPE, Admiral HaavEv, &AWARDER', TIGRIS, and CHILDERS, were at the last mentioned Island. All the Leeward ldands were healthy; and tranquillity bad been completely restored in all of thEm. Barbadoes was still under martial law, but Sir JAHES LEITH was proceeding from Gua d.sloupe to that Island, for the purpose of suspending it. WASIIIISOTOR EDWARDS, the Chief in the late in surrectionary commotion, was executed on the 3d ult. Trade was very doll throughout the Islands. ► The accounts from South America, by the BADGER.' are very satisfactory to the friends_ f the Independent s I party. The great effects anticipated front the arena went which Spain lately sent out, having been over come, the Independents had recovered possession of the Islands of North Guarauna (which lie at the mouth cf the Great River Oroonoco) and thereby obtained many hundred miles of uninterrupted com munication with their partisans in the interior. The Poona sloop of war, Captain WILSON, which arrived at Portsmouth on Wednesday, from Halifax, left the ACBAR there. Admiral GRIFFITH was waiting the arrival of Admiral.MlLNE, to relieve bin. The POIUM gas :tailed for Sbeeraeu to be paid off. 1 . . • .. • • ~ • ..• 77W ARMY: • • r•tfita;n Yourta, 89th Regiment, hns lately Ili.rtsmnuth for Disbhn, having been aprint.-3 by his Royal nightie . .lst .the COAIMANDWR nt-Cillirtr, -in instruct the Regiments in Ireland in the • intantiy sword eyercist. The troop of the sth bit:Toon Guard, which were in the barracks at Newcastle, have marched to Berwick. It is expected the reeitnent trill bc.ordered to Ireland. They have been replaced by two uoops of the 13th Light Dragoons. The barrack establisbmene in Glasgow is reduced .from 1000 to 800 men, a-id all infantry barracks: n Scotland in the same proportion. A number of inviltds and lim:ttd service-men, from the ‘23d dragoons, 72d, and other regiments, under the command of Major NICIIOLI.I4 arrived last week at Portsmouth from the Cyr. of Goad Hope, in the Morley transport. Slie left the Cape the 26111 of Nlay, anti St. Helena the 15th of June, foJr days beJore the Nor ti.cmberlAnd. troops have landed; and matched to Hilsea Barracks. 0,. Monday and Tuesday last the depots, con ti,ting of the 17th, 22d, and 65th Regiments, also that 53.1 and 67th Regiments, were removed how Parkhurst barracks to Portsmouth, and Are expected to proceed from thence to Chelmsford. On Saturday the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES TER rode through different ruts of London. and c.tliqj to view the Deaf and Dumb Establishnt , :nt; alestiwhich they visite.: the Palace Reciter sod the Quota, and returned to (;iinicestei-house, where they received a visit from the Duchess of YORK. In the evening the Duke of Camaittooe gave a grand entertainment to the Royal &c. at Cambridge-house, South Au: ley street. The 'tanner party arrived about seven CRlbiisliag of Quetta, ' the Princesses Aucusra and Ei.ir enern, tho PRINCE REGENT, the Duchess Of YORK. tie Dille of KENT, the Duke and Duchess of CLULCESTLR, hince LFAVI LD, Princess 50P211.1 (.1 Gioucester, Prince and Princess LSTERHAZY, mid LIrVEN, the Duke and Duchess of Weett , tor,)u. The Royal Faintly were greeted wi h I.old litizzas, particu larly the Duke and Duch,s.; of Csoccv.•rett. l'here was also an evenivg dress party, ewho began to attiv.• a lime before nine o'clock, and contti.ued sitting d .wn till past ten. his Royal Highness • • Fratinsel his illbllolS by some excellent 'Meal music, including some of Wesa's and CALLCOTT'S best glees.) Yesterday, soon after one o'clock, Sir GILBERT BLANS arrived in London from Bushey, and minuted that the Duke of Cnattiocce was a little better. His Royal Highness is still very weak, sad much reduced in comequeoce of his violent attack. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GLotreesven attended.divine service at St. George's Church ; atter which t!.ey went to visit her MAJE.TY and the Puts ctsses at the Queen's Palace. The QUEEN and I'HIN+ class retuined with the Duchess to Uloucestrr-house, %there they partook of a repast. The Qt:ees, Puttcyzaes, and others of the R..yal Family, dined with the Putsce Reocult ; in the there was a pal ty. Ti n to was also, sv:? Littiw not why, a party of Horse Guards in the sti,er. TS* INA: of Wociassrom, Atte4 staying els 1.4,n den to be ` resent at Ow ctletiration ot tt.e l'itiNt.e: EGENT'S birth dAy, is expected to leave Lucdou Paris (041:0i i OW. On Friday last, the 9tli instant, an insrnente gnarl. City of rain lell at Itanis.t.ite . : the showers v..i.te local and t CVL x - emliug themselves to Ikuad stAi:s, but two miles distant. We understand that Mr. Cousuau is preparing for publication. by authority, Foucues i.etter to the DuK E or WstusGron ,and the Precis or his public fe, comprising sirme very interesting correspondence adOr essesi to t:.e Emperor NAMLIoN, King lutenist, tip. Duke I)'A triers, Count Da BLACAS, Prince BLU• crush. Louts XVIIIiie, vdrii.tis ministers, .4c7. Tuesday, Lavender, tIIE Bow-street Officer, passed through Nee castle in the mail, on his way to Iceland with a prisoner, a private ill the stir Dragoon Guards, whom he apprehended at ltedcar, on a charge of committing a desperate burglary and robbery in the sister kingdom. A New l'iece, called Illy Landlady': Grim, was performed at the Haymarket Theatre on Saturday night, and was very favourably received. Kiso's TireArinc.--This Theatre closed its season on Saturday night, amidst the hearty cougraridations of the must numerous auditory we have beheld during the present year ; an auditory, we pest:use to think, warm in the prosperity of the undertaking, as well as in the interest of its present director.—{pia zAnr's beautit ul composition of Coil Fan Tu:ti was jirdicionsly chosen to close the season, and iV3S as usual emit& si:e:y performed. Before the entionencement of the b diet the curtain rose and introduced the entire cons. piny if the Theatre, lull dressed, and in appearance abut 300. The effect was imposing in the extreme, especially as worded were nearly 'all f o reigners, and the only means afforded them of shearing their gratitude to an English audience, by the very proper introduc tion of the national air of . 4 Goo have the King." It was sung admirably, and encored with enthusiastic plaudits. The performers then retired with the most respectful and becoming deference. Le Prince T'soukertlovr followed, and was received with uncom mon marks of approbation . . It is but justice to say that the Opera this year has been conducted with great ability. In the lieu of the Miserable trash of Modern works, which, in the time - of Madame CATALANI, were nightly obtruded on the town, we have been gratified with the fineit produc tions of MOZART, and by the unrivalled powers of Mr. BRAHAU, the exquisite talent of Madame FOciort, assisted by Madame VitsTins and Madame Leriogri Mr. LEirASsEVR, Mr. Goa, Mr. Becrat, and others, these Operas have been represented in a manner to gratify the most critical ear. At no time hat the Ballet been so ably supported, since at nO one time have we had so aunt good dancers. Madamoirelk MILAN!;, Madame BAPTISTE, Madame LEON, Ma damoiselle MAncitst, Mademoiselle Nistassi, Miss 'rowdily, and Miss MORI, are all good dancers. And the two VESTats, Mr. BAririv; Mr. Laos, Mr. OSCAR BERNE. &C. supported theutivith great ability. An trulation was kept up by allowing the principal dusters to bring out each Ms' own pallet ; and throughout the season we have been gratified with variety Mb of Spectacle sad'Paatomitne. , ••• • • . 1.. I • • THE PART. I ' YE sterhy, tv.tv.ithstioiliag the late great emigri: tion of the Nobility and Gentry from the metropolis; the Perk was nJmerously attended. The number of families of distinction in the environs hiving arrivc4 in town, in order to he present at tie celebration of his Royal Highness the 1 / 1 1bCit REGRNT'S Birth &yi p tended to enliven the feshionable prom-nude. Tiles* were preieht I lis kuyal I li,:hrt.si the Duke of Gloucester, his Serene MAI tress the Prince of CO•luig, Hs Roy al liighnets thy' Duke oi Cunha idge, Duk e o f CatntstrlAnl, the Duke .4 Welltagtoo; Duke of C;r4fton, l'tsnce and erinc•-ss Count and Ceentess Litven, Marquis z.ntl Luu!nu:ndetey, Earl of Yarnnuttt, Duke and Dueitcss of I..'s, i art oi Chat. ham, Earl and CuasoLs.. Ccrsper,Earl of 1b:G.51..1..4%1 =net T.ady Foley, Mtn:lntl and Marchtoness of Catadeu, Mat dlioti et; , o f ot tiny:rick...A the Da.livs Perry, Goya 2:11 Counte.c: on.•er, Ezrl atel Copy:v.l P.stext:, the Spanish Anit:m4,alor, ata !k•Tarchione,s Ear: of W. 011140031:a, Cou.tte..s of Ci.:rt • .:11, imr , l Ci:arse Catynd . :l,,Dl.l;,:of Da..ser, Lord 'X. itaoecer; Marquis of Ansieaea, W.limgtea, L.:ly L.:ltcy isad waril,&e. • 71110 MAS COIiTM and Mr. PAT. Cniat.. For ',nil ing a message to fight, to Crown Soticit.A. BAR. KINGTON, Esq. (ato, in. his Oficial capacity, th ught it prudent to chagenge Mr. COSIYN a Juror) have been sentenced at the Limerick Assizes, to be confined six months and fined £lOO each, and• to remain in custody until they pay the said fine, :ind to give bail for.five years, themselves in I'SUJ, and two sureties in 5e2.50 each. At the York Assizes; on Monday last, a trial about the warranty of a horse came on, which lasted from • nine o'clock in the mornin7 until eleven o'clock next day. The Jury continua Lt locked up all night, froth sis on Monday evening, until tea next morning. On corning into Count at that luau, and on Baron WOOO a.king io the usual manner it they were. agreed its their eerilict, nine declared that try had found for the Plaintiff, and the other three declared for the Do ! tenclatst. All the!. lure retired, and at eleven returned with a verdict for the Delendant—the niinority hat. j ug tr i u mph e d. What a•lds ta the singularity of the ease i 5, that the Plaintiff and D.deadant cordially slio , ,k hands in C. -tut hvti.re the Jury mired, and pledged each other to abide by the verdict. A mel tncholy circumstance occurred at Gliigow on Fi Way se'nnight. At a dinner party some of the indivKluals got intozicated —one rf them so much so that he was put to bed in the house, and the room door cinsed upon hint. De became very noisy t his friend went into his room, and words hollowing, struck him with a candlestick, on which the other be came so et:raged that he seized a knife arid gave hip friend stab which he survived only for a few minuted - - . Satiirday,,an 111 . quest was held at the York ~ears' Shire-1 ilie, teinpl . ..-fear, on the hotly of Hugh Simp. son, a cii,:per. '1 he circumstances attending his .!eath wtre given in cur Paper of Saturday. The Iffy returned a verdict, that the deceased cense to lii 1 death by apoplexy, calved liy a fail. %elide he and some man: at present anknostn, a etefighting ; and whilst Morning under an iufiarnmatioa of the ()rata, pro, % ref by excessive Jr iiiking. BaX:NO.-C/liirer left London at five o'clock op Saturday morning for tra.tring at thy, In 'laniard. under the management of Cap aitt kiprclay, _ Pribb, who we t s,tltotight :0 Joe ipto the 'ring to fight Ntolinetax, at •I Wallet/a, under the Barclay manage muut, tell. a plain hut trioncirous story of foiluwing the Captain ht pursuit of grouse, a decent ti..i's work befote bre-4nm'; and of his etexciAng ! imscit to tte pint town (if we rutstake taut, Aberdeen), val.: ter or 40 tulle. 100 uni.frci, toe letters. Ile has often de elated, in much earnest, be would rather figit hal a A czen times 1 1 1 . 0 i tia ‘a u•treln the I ligl.lautis. Oliveri., licitvuver, Nell bulk fur perambmating the Highlands, and Lk bat:sets nerd nut fear his naming exercise. Hu will stop a: ferrysbr.di-e qv c ; A y, and then proceed iis his journey's en:l without delay. Carter, his for. midahle autagouter, is Woo training in the North. Oliver is :lee tavuurite. .1 be whole of the money, .140 guineas, was Made good for the fight hetweeo Scroggins and t Mirth, at the house: of the former. on Friday, over a ditiner. Thu fight will take place cm tie Intlt. Scru77;ns is 'he favourite at udds, !loth men are traitiing with great care, and much interest is t 2:titcd ou this ' occanun. It uhinson, the b!ack ,an f another of :be r.l.' o. srethrest, are itirched us fight in else s a me ring. Robin-Am ; , the ras ourtc . SllAlefVf Lt Oftlleteriff . of Vainaod, a sailor atici fishier, Was tlieuleil by ficorge Stacey, lavottiad.ot, 6.: *eiling:on Aron, N. :u Free Alley, Nhatkvell, ct ltl: fiavivg cout l . c i• t ,,t a i ,„bb. ry i n his house. Catharine Bum , a ileir,hhour, scra.e, tlitit on Fntlay nownitig, ahmt half pa-t Wilt', she got up and going to her street dour, saw the presager c••nle out of the house of politic- (the Webington Arno.) with a handle under each a..nr, and a fiddle ". tied before him. She ct cut over ytid sa:d, " l'ickly 3arhard, I know you to be a fief, and iota aeleriosr viil..iiiy has looked for Stacey's fiddle; you now have g.tit ; for tell t ot--i 4 it bone,. ly ?" " by I -," says Barnard, "if yun'il shut your ugly mug, and all', sate to-morrow, 11l give you a quid " 'Witness intim. diatrly replied, " Paddy Partial d, you Lee hoc a a:ter robbing Stacey's house, whit!. I should nut so illif.`3 care about, if you had not taken that fiddle. which I have danced to many's tbs., • c ; It is the hest in all Sli.uiwell.“ 'll . lr prisoner then threw down the bundles, and attempted to get 02; but she collared him, and a great struggle cowed, which rrimisiated in the cos c.:pe of tli, i% . i.. err, but without the bundles, which contained a tea caddy, two !taunt's of tobacco, a hutch pipe, two valuable titue.pietes, two lair .... hoots, and three lealikrra. An Officer subsc (partly ail:I - then...4:J the pi - Comer, who wa, folly cothmittesio CORN-LECIIANGE, MARK-LANF, ATIGUri. 12, Our Matket was well supplied with NVlteat this .morning, chiefly from the Nor than: (*.i onitios g but, from the unlay..tii.itslt•oess e* the weather, fine sans. pies front E.sei and Suffolk sold 2s. per quarter higher, btu the sales Were not brisk at that advance. Oats ale Is. per quatter defter, notwithitanding the large arrivals we have had since this day Week.. Beans, Peas, and Barley support last Monday's prices. emitter rakes: , ENGI4III. "lick Dittn, 1 6 1 . 2e% 'Wheat, Kent and Esssi, 745. I (pats, Pcuatoe, 31s. is, 90s. 965, Dittd, Poiand, 255. 295. Suffolk, 74‘ 925. Ditto, Pend, 194. Nis. Norfolk. 74a. 645. • . itapeseisi, 232. £33. per 1111 Rye, 42.. 445. Fi g ur; 70 e . 75 5 . per rack. Barley, 2.)5. 345. • roatICIM. Malt, 52. 58s. Wheat, Dantzic, 70s. Ilvis. White Peas,. 88s. 40$. bailers, Ditto, Baltic Reel, 564. 02s. 44s 48s. Hantbro' or Bremen, 40g. 1109 • Grey Peas, 38s. 42*. Brabant Red, 401. 48S. Small Beans, 34is. 48s. Rye, 00s. OQa. AVERAGE PRICE el CORN in ENGI.AND and WALES from the returns ending the 3d of August, 1816. Wheat. Rye Bartley. Oars. Iktans. Peas. a. 4. Is.d. 1 o. d. Is.d. 1 s. d. i ~. 4. 70 5 I 41 4 1 31 0 1 U 3 7-124 10 ISS 1 SVGA,. . • • The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns wade in the *eek coding the 7111 August, Is 433.1 id. per cwt. . smrrninELD MARKET. AUGUST le. Beef • 41 blto Ss lit! Veal 45 Od to S s 61 Mutton 41 0.1 t o Si 2d P a rk 4 s Od 15 S i 5 4 oiLamb 5S to 63 04. Cattiest Market. BMW 1880--Shesp and Lambs as, 40-Calm 250...P1p yyrk HAY. AND STRAW, POE' LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to 61 101 I Clover fa i's so SI o s . Straw .02 se to £5 54. 1 •