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!Uhl BURGH, Noviutsta 4. A report was in circulation at Warsaw on the 36th alt. and was .. b e li e ved at Berlin, that Silistria bad surrend ere d . Borsenhall, 4 o'Clock. Foods are firm. The reported fan of Silistria Is believed by some. End of November. Last Friday. to.day. Anglo Danish Loan . . 591 59 9-16 Anglo Russian i.osn . r 90 901 Hamburg!' ditto . . • 841 85 Anglo Prussian Loan of 181$ 981 981 Austrian Bank Share,' . . 10118 • 1917 Austrian Metalligues . . 94i 95i ..-Hombsirgh Papers, November 5. By the Dutch mail, we have received Amsterdam Papers of Slturday's date; also Frankfort Papers and the Algeinente Zeitung, each to the 4th instant. The former do not contain any intelligence of the least in terest. By the latter we are informed that the Empe ror of Rtissra, was expected at Sr. Petersborgh from the head-quarters of the army in Turkey. In the event of the Turks not prosecuting the war during the rainy season, the Russian Guards .are to recross the Danube, and go into winter quarters in the neighbourhood of Tulczyn. In the mean time, the siege of Silistria will be prosecuted with the greatest vigour by the corps under General WITTGENSTEIN. Great preparations ate also making to fortify Varna in the best manner, a number of artificers having been sent from Odessa for that purpose. nese papers an nounce that Silistria was so hard pressed, that its f4ll was expected to take place in a few weeks. AMSTERDAM, Nov. 7. The Fortitude has brought Batavia Papers that were wanting to complete the series between the middle of May and the begin ning of June. The military operations appear not to hive been important, ereept that, according to a published report. the enemy appears to have suffered great loss on the 14th May. Three principal Chiefs bad made their submis.ion.—Anuterda Taper; New. 8. ST. PETERSBURGII, Oct. 23. _Te Deum was performed .ye.terday in the Casan Cathedral, in presence of the Empresses and of the Grand Duke Alexander, for the taking of Varna and the victory gained by General Geisntar in Little Wallachia. Up to the 19th, 1;231 ships had arrived at Cronstadt, and 1,10.1 sailed. The St. Prtersbtugh Journals to 26th Oct. contain no news from the army. =CHANG'S ON LUXPDX. Am iterdam, Nov. 7.-11 95; two months, 11 90. Hamburgh, Nov. 4.-13 9; two mouths, 13 71. Berlin, Nov. 1. 7 -Three months, 6 22. Chrlsti..nia, Oct. 16.—Three months, 6 6. St. Peteroburgh. fOct. 21.-10 19.32. HANOVER, Oct. 26. On account of the yellow fever prevailing at Gibraltar, the Masietrates of Aurich have resolved, that atter the 17th inst. yea. sets coming from those parts shall be warned off front Ems, and not admitted into any port of East Friesland, unless they gave per formed complete quarantine at some regular eatahlishment. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland arrived here yes. terday evening, from his visit to Luneburg and Celle. FRANIIFORT, Nov. 2. His Royal Ilizhness the Duke of Lucca, Infant of Spain, ar rived here to-day. The Cumusercial Gazette of St. Petersburg!: contains regulations for an exhibition of Russian manufactures at St. Petersbusgh, in May nest year. In future there is to be such an exhibition once in three or four years. In the interval there may be an exhibition in Sloscow...—Frankfurt Papers, Nov. 3. BERLIN; OM 27. The news of the taking of Varna has caused great joy here, but so surprise, as we have been expecting it for some time past, the oak of at.irs In the East being perfectly well known here. MS Majesty the Emperor returns to St. Peteriburgh, as we have al ready said, and the Guards will winter about Tuleryn, that is to , say, if the lurks do not keep the field during the -severe season. General Wittgenstein's corps will be employed in besieging Silistria . end covering Varna, which is to be more strongly fortified . 1100 workmen, bricklayers, smiths, and carpentets, are to be out for this purpose from Odessa. Letters from Odessa affirm, that Saluda cannot hold out above three weeks longer. A corps of observation will remain before Schumla, and will be reinforced as may be necessary. It would now lee a-favourable moment to open a way for negotiations for . peace, and if the Sultan understands his own interest he will be dis posed to make some concession. But it is much doubted whether l i his personal character will allow him to do so. After the taking of Varna, the Emperor Nicholls, as we hear, gave the Order 01 &. Andrew ot the first class, to General Diebitach, which proves that this esteemed Officer triers the hyena' of his Sovereign, and has not lost his confidence in comet:ponce of a faulty plan of opera tions, as many Journals have fishery stated. General Nostitz and the Swedish Ambassador have also received sabres of honour. It is thought the former will return to Berlin, as his mission to the Bossism head-quartep seems to be terminated, by the return ot the • Emperor to St. Peterlturgh. Vienna, Ocr. 29.—Nietalliques, 94 13-11.—Bank Shares,loB2. digewseine Now. 3. CITY. TWELVE O'CLOCK. We are in a state of confusion in the city this morning, posed by the exhibition of the Lord Mayor's Show. The shops are now closing, the Royal Exchange deserted. Bank shut, and the Stock Exchange without the least interest. Consols opened at 861 i for the account, and remain so, with• out a bargain doing. _ . - _ Owing to the Easterly winds, we have no arrivals from the Westward. The Hamburgh steamer Is expected hourly. The Foreign market remains stationaty. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The grand display of the Lord Mayor's Show, attracted most of the Stock.. Exchange gentry to have a peep, consequently little business has been done. Consols have been done at 86 buyers, at which price they may be quoted at present. The Foreign market remains very inactive, with little or nothing doing. Dispatches, dated the 17th August, were received this morning at the Col.inial Office from Lieuteaant- Colonel LUMIAT, Governor of Sierra Leone. _ _ _ Dispatches were also received at the above Office from Genera DON, Lieutenant Governor of Gibraltar. The Duke of CL A RINGS, we are glad to hear, is con sidtvably recovered from his indisposition. MARRIAGE AT ST. GEORGE'd CHURCH. HANOVER strattaaa—Lord Viscount loossrale, eldest son of Earl Tationa e led ou Saturday 13,t to the hymeneal altar, the Lady &SAN Blurs. porno, eldest daughter of the late Marquis mid blarchioness of 011. D. Sir GlenttOE MURRAY has, we understand, made a permit.' inquiry into the mutiny which took plat. at Sandhurst Cullege a short time back. 'fne Purveyor of Wine• to his NIAJEsTir is at Present employed in Skins the capacious cellars recently bulk by Mr. Wray. vit.ts, in Windsor Castle, with wines selected from the most choice *images of France and Germany. The !Loyal stock of Port wise Sherry, and lladetra,is *bite be very large indeed. • YIhKI Witinsoat, Nov. 9.—.Dllne Se►vice was this mom , Trig performed at thd Ovate Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Sinuous, %to the Royal Suite and Household. His MAJESTY was not present, owing to the weather being so eatremely cold. Ye:evils . ) , the K two prudently de clined taking an airing for the same reason.' • On Friday his MAJESTY again visited the Castle, sphere he arrived scos after one o'clock, accompanied by the Lord Steward, and was met at the entrance by Lord FARNBOROUGH and Mr. WYATVILLY. His MAJESTY made a considerable st iy in the corri dor, and suggested several alterations in the arrange ment of the Pictures and Cabinets which grace this noble gallery. From the corridor his MAJESTY pro ceeded through the suite of rooms in the south front, fitted up in the most superb manner for his Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, and from thence to the east front, his own private apartments. His MA•j JUTE and visitors remained for some time in the small green and g , ,ld drawing room, and pat took of !Wes!). meats. Toe KING returned t) the Royal Lodge about lour o'clock in hi, close carriage, and at seven enter tained Lord FARN/10ROUGH, Sir WILLIAM FREMANTLE, and , he Royal Suite, at dinner. His. MAJESTY does not take up his residence at the Castle so soon as wai expected, owing to the un finished state of the toums which are to be occupied Iry the Household. The exterior of the Castle, with the kircEen, and most of the offices, will be lighted with resin gas, to he sup• plied by.the Windsor Gas Light Company. On Weil. nesday rvening the kitchen was light:•d up for the fist, time, and had a very heautiful effect. Yesterday, the Birui-clay of her Royal Highness the, Princess AUGUSTA, was announced by 'n rally merry peal from the Pails!) Church and St. Ge‘oge's Chapel; the usual ltlyal salute was fi•ed at one o'clock, and the numerous tradesmen of her lto al Highness illuminated their houses in the cvennny. • THE LORD .tIAYOR'S DINNER, AT GUILDHALL. The following is the authoti ed printei Bill of Fare for the Llrel Mayor's dinner. at Guildhall, this dwy:. GENERAL. BILL OF FARE. cultotuma. 200 tureens of turtle, 60 dishes of fowls, 35 roasted capons, 35 roasted pullets, 30 pigton firs, 10 sirloins of beef, 50 hams, orna. mewed, 40 tongues. 2 barons of beet, 10 rounds of beef, 50 raised French pits, 60 dishes mince vies, 40 marrow puddings, 25 murk, of preserves, apple and damson tarts, 90 marbree jellies, SO' blanc flanges, 10 chantilly baskets. 4 fruit baskets. 36 dishes shell fiat. 4 ditto prawns, 4 lobster salads, 60 dishes of •egetables, 60 salads. Remove—So roasted turkeys, 50 leverets, 50 pheasants, I dishes pea fowl, 14 geese. 30 dishes of partridges. Dessert-200Ihs. of pine apples, ICO dishes or bot house grapes, 200 ice creanis, 60 dishes of apples, 60 dishes of pears, 50 Savoy cakes, ornamented, AO dishes w.i:nuts, 75 ditto dried fruit and pre- serves, 55 clitjd rout cokes, 20 ditto filberts, 10 ditto preserved gin ger,•4 ditto t,rantly HUSTINGS TAILS, At which the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor pres!des. 7 tureens of turtle, 2 dishes of fowls, 2 roasted capons, 2 bams, ornamented, 1 tongue, 2 raised Freich pits, 1 pigeon pie, 1 dish shell fish, 1 ditto prawns, 1 roasted pullet, 2 dishes mince pies, 2 tootles. 2 marrow millings, 3 ntarhree jellies, 3 Mane manses, 4 I dishes of potatoes, 2 salads, 2 chantiliy baskets. • I Remove-2 roasted turkeys, 2 pheasants, 1 goose, 1 dish of partridges, 1 di•h wild fowl, 1 leveret, 2 dishes pea fowl. Dtssert-6 pine apples, 6 dashes grades, 2 dishes apples, 8 ire• creams 2 dot.) pears, 1 dish dried truit. 2 ditto walnuts, 9 ditto brand) cherri.s, utslie, Savoy cakes. 2 ditto tout cakes, 2 ditto alter:l42 ditto preserved ginger. TI lIV un4i TAIL ss on TIM HWAINOS. 45 tureens ni turtle, 15 disbci of fowls, 10 roasted pullets, 10 roasted c :pomp, it. Mims (ornamented), 10 tongues, 12 raised - French pies, 12 pigeon pits, 1i dishes stseo hth, 2 siiloins of beet, 15 sihhe. mince pie., 10 nut ow podding.. 15 twines and tarts, s 3 marbree *lrv, 5 blanc-tumises 15 dishes potatoes, 20 sags's, 5 lobster Rernove-15 roasted turkeys, 10 leverets, 5 geese, 10 pheasants, 10 oisbes partridges, 10 dishes wild Inwl. Dessert-25 pine apeoes, 40 dishes e r..pi-s, 15 dishes apples, 15 dishes pears, 45 ice cresni4,ls Savoy cakes (ot !lamented), 20 wishes dried !Mt, 15 disbus rout cakes, 15 dishes w.thitas. TUX FOUR SHORT TAILES IN THR HALL NFU VOS. HUSTINGS. 16 tureens of turtle.; 4 dishes chicketis, 2 roasted capons, 6 roasted pullets. 4 barns (ornamented), 4 tongues. 4 raised French pies, 4 dishes shell fish, 4 pigeon pies, 4 th-lies miner phes„4 solutes and tarts, 4 marrow puddings, S nurbree jellies, 4 Wane-mops, 4 dishes potatoes .1 salads. RCIPOITC-••-our turkeys, 4 pheasants, 2 geese, 1 leveret, 4 dishes partridges, 4 dishes wild fowl. Dessert—Eight pox arpies, 12 ice.cresnes. 12 dishes grapes, 4 dishes apples, 4 dishes pi•are. 4 dishes svalnuis, 4 Savoy cakes (orna mented), 4 dishes swiss. fruits, 4 dishes rout eases. TIM Ful!lt. TABLE., IN VIZ )IT 111 7111 HALL 52 tureens of turtle, 12 dishes chickens 8 roasted capons, 6 rowed pullets, 16 hams (ttenamenteti), 12 tongues. 18 raised French pies, 8 piston pies, 16 dishes ntioce pies, 8 dishes shell 6sk, 8 marrow puddings 12 tousles and tarts 20 war brew jellies, 8 blanc-maitges, 1 ddishes ;sureties, 16 salads. Remove-12 turkeys, 12 plitasants,B zsem, 8 leverets, 12 dishes partridges, 4 dishes wild fowl. liV*S f —24 pme-apples, 40 Ice-creams, 56 dishes grapes, 12 dishes apples, l 2 dimes pear., 16 ds•hes walnuts, 1.1 Savoy calt-s (ornameuteri), 12 dishes dried fruit, 12 dishes rout cakes, 12 dishes preserved ginger. FIVE SIDE-TAILIS IN TIM HALL. 15 tureens of turtle, 5 dishes :owls, 3 roasted capons, 2 roasted pullets, 4 haute (ornamented), 2 tongues, 5 raised French pies,'S dishes shell a.h, 5 dishes ounce pies. s.tourtes and tart., 10 mar. bre, jeilies, 5 =now pudditor, 5 dishes potatoes, 5 salads. Remove—Four turkeys, 3 pheasants, 2 geese, 1 leveret, 5 dishes partridges, 1 ditto wild tow!. Dessert—Nine pitie.apples, 14 dishes grapes. If ice - creams, 5 dishes apples, sdi pears, .5 ditto walnuts, 5 ditto dried fruits, 5 ditto Savoy cake., 5 ditto preserved ginger. •OURT or KING'S 11/6/ICH. 30 tureens of turtle, 9 dishes chickens, 4 roasted capons, live roasted pullets, 6 hams (ornamented), 6 tongues, 6 raised French pies, 6 pigeon pies, d dishes kited fish, 9 ditto mince pies, 6 marrow puelea.gs, 6 wort:: and tarts; 18 marbrer jellies, 3 blanc.manges, ui•iset potatoes, 9 salads. itchtuve —6 roasted tinkles, 3 leverets, 3 geese, 6 pheasant, 5 di-lies wild ft.wl, 6 dishes partridges. Urivert-15 pine pples, 91 ice creams, 21 dithes grapes, 6 dishes appl -., 6 dishes pears, Savoy c.,lte. (ornamented) 12 dishes dried fruit, 9 ditto rout cakes, 9 ditto %Italians. Wism,--Choutpagne, bock, clue, Madeira. port, ahem , . SWEARING IN THE NEW LORD MAYOR. The Cm - envoy of Swearing an Mr. AldeiMsn THODIPSOW iv Lod Mayor for the ensuing • year, took place in •Guildnait on Saturday. At about half- ;•,1 twoo'cluck the Lout %sloe pr ceeded from the Man sion House in his carriage, drawn by six horses, anf: orecened by sax trurn:.eters on toot, to Guildhall. His L.rdship was atieiided by several of the City Office's, and by Mr. Sheriff Buotu in his state carriage. Ms. Sheriff COPELAND'S , tite carriage also joined we pro cession, but Lire worthy Sheriff was not present, and his' carriage was occupied by hi; deputy. fhe trumpeters played several arcs on their way to At about three Ofclock the 'eve' al Coo potation Officers as sembled in the Court of Aldermen, and shortly after wards wined in procession to the hustings in Guild hall. On the appearance of Mr. Alderman Titosirsou,. he was loudly entered by a very numerous company, who had gaMed admission into the Hall to witness the ceretnimy. There were pre.ient, Aldermen FARE DIROTINER, VENABLES, WOOD, Latium, Kay, &c. The LORD Nlayon Elect, atter the usual forms bad been gone through, c-one forward to talc- the custo mary caths. lid was then invested with the chain and ither insignia of office, and made his obeisance to the Hall; and, after some routine business, the procession returned• as it had entered. We never saw a mere numerous body of the Common Council assembled upon a 'similar cccssions COURT CIRCULAR: • • , r ok • • - The Doke of Wetztscrrns arrived in town en SP. turday from the aeai of Lord MA aronanuots,at Ferwhill near WI, d. sor. tlb Giace, after his arrival. was vidtrd at the Treasury t y the LORD CDANCILLOII, the Earl of Amanita's, and :Ur. Stcretaty Pim The Fteneh Ambassador and Viscount BERFSFORD visited his Grace yesterday. The Earl of Aunt:men came to town on Saturday from the seat of the Archbishop of CANTERIIIIIIY, at Addington. Surrey. D.spatches were sent off on Saturday evening from the Colonial Office to Sir Feminism( ADAM, the Lord High Cum. missioner of the lonian Islands, and for Sir G. Dos, the.Lieute. nant-Governor of Gibraltar. THE ARMY. Two companies of the Horse Artillery pawed through Stony Stratford last week, on their way to freland. The ?nth Regiment of Foot has marched From Cork tolluttevant. FORT GINIANC—Major-Gen. the Hon. Sir R. W. O'CALLAGHAN K.C.11. 'trisected the Reserve Companies of the Royal Regiment at Fort George, on Saturday last. when the discipline of the men, and the interior economy of the Fort, afforded him the most perfect sati.faction. The same day the Officers of the Royals entertained their Colonel, his Grace the Duke of Gateau the Major General. and a large parry at dinner. The health of his Grace having been given, be returned thanks in a neat speech, and was pleased to say that be had the honour to be the Colonel of the oldest Regiment in the world, and of one that ball distinguished itself and coveted itself with glory in every corner of the globe. " The honour to be the chief of such a corps as the Royals," said his Grace, "is the highest that a bind Sovereign could bestow upon me."—fistrerriess Courier. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Hams Satiety Thus Mi.—Dublin I—Waterford 2—Guernsey and Jersey I—Hantburgh I—Holland I—France I—Sweden 1 —Flanders L. .DIAL, Nov. B.—Wind Eastward. Nov. P.—Wind W.S. W.—The Jaw, Vcswoarn. for New South Wales, has anchored, and the Mellish, fur ditto, has just anchored Puarsainvett, Nwe. B.—Wind R. Nos. 9.. - Wind E S. K—Arrived (he Laura, Thowit, front St. John's. Sailed the Frances Mary, from St. Michael's. PLYIIOUTII, Nov. B.—Wind K —Arrived the Barry, DAVID. lON, from Quebec. Sailed the David, Baoucoax, for Fayal. FALMOUTH, NOV. B.—Wind F.. to li.S.E.—.Arrived the Fly, Satar,ou, from Faro. Sailed the Magnet packet, for Li.bon. Scu.t.v, Nov. 6.—Arrived the William, Woo,,waan, front Clot.- bec ; Mary, —, from St. Andr. , w'e. N. 13. William and Nlary, Mims, front Newfoundland ; Janet, Ca amt., from Sierra Leone; Governor Bronkg, &:•m Havannab ; Howard, —, from New York. (lounger, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Venus, Dors, from Rio Ja neiro—sailed 9 ii August. jlitnArT, Nov 7 —Arrived the Swift, Dorreaussr, froin Labra. dore ; Concord, liquor, from, Quire; Aurora, WILLIAMSON, from Norway. Ltruroor., Nor. 7.—The Prince Regent, SCOTT, from hence to Bombay, has put into Kingstown leaky, Laving been on the Kisb hank. . _ _ • 11F.LFAST, Nov. 6.—The industry, --. from Carmarthen to Greenock, struck on Hock Patrick, south entrance of Fur ingfurd river, nn the 2d insritet. bur was got of next title, and carried into Portaferry, and, although cerisifierably strained, it is expected she will he able to proceed without discharging. Luaxiskoocx, Nov. 7. —The Jane, from Bristol to Si.clear's and Carmarthen, was wrecked near the Worms Head yesterday ; cargo saved, in' damaged state. FROM THE HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, NOW. 8. Contniauder W. D. Bowyer is appointel to the Dispatch, 10, at Plymouth. Wednesday milted the Speedy cutter, with the Marines of this DP/Won, paid off from the Warspite at Plymouth, and Sylvia cutter. from a cruise. On Thursday the Onyx from a cruise. and arrived the Arrow; the latter -ai•ed actin yesterday, is did the Sylvia; and to-day the. Cracker, on a cruise. The Lord Melville, Brown. arrived yesterday. to embark etn victsfrom the hulks at this port, for New South Wales._ The night lioniturahle the Lo rds Commissioners of the Ad miralty have been pleased, ac the suggestiun of Captain Martin .White, the Contatander of tit: Shamrock surveying -vessel, to ray of that ve‘sel, and this Officer will now continua his important survey of the Fronds coast in ..he The Madagascar is ordered to be fitted with the parent fide. the in;era u+ invention of Mr. K nysion it: this U.•ck Yard,. instead of those projected by Mr. hutch.—lt is believed that they will be generally adopted in tke service.—Captain the Ono. W. Gordon, of bis Majesty's iblp Briton, has applied fur the fitting of that ship with them. DAvntiroar, Nov. 8. His Majesty's sloop Harlequin, which sailed from Havannah 26Th of Augu.t, for Portsmouth. put into Bermuda, and was tuund to he unseaworthy. The Jasseur, 18. Commander Lyons, which sailed from this port last week, dues not, we understand; proceed to Isida, but will rem .in at the Cape station. The Terror bomb-vessel has this week been taken down Ila moaze, previously to her being docked and repaired; and the Corner, 18, having been completed fur ordinary pervice, has been removed from the dock yard to moorings in I laino age. The re. pairs of the Ariadn!, 28, in dock, are going on, so as to la dicate th It she is for commission, and report gives the command to Captain James Stirling, who fitted out.the Success, at tkis port, two year. since. In I Lemosze—Britantda, tYarspite, Trinculo, Dipatch, Spey, Cygnet and Asp. - Barn Pool rhelope. Sound—Herald and Nightingale. Lieutenant W. S. Arthur, of Plyminith, is appointed to the Ferret, 10, on her being recommissioned at Portsmouth; Cann. mander Griffith Colpnys is apponteel to the Cruiser, at Chat ham ; Lieut. Davidson, It. M. to the Victory ; Lieut. John Machell, IL M to the Briton. • Mr. John !Tendril, Midshlpman of the Madagascar, is promoted to the rank at Lit utenant. Jr. George Marsh Purser, is appointed to the Challenger. Mess►s. Atchiriry and Ciapperton are appointed Second Lieu tenants of Royal Marines of this Division, vice Toby and Nelson. promoted; Lieut. J. A. Phillips to be Adjutant of thst IVuoiwich Division of Ron! Marines, vice Salmon. We ate reque..ted to state that the GEORGE THOMP SON, mentioned in our King's Bench repott, is not Mr. GEORGE TitostrsoN„ of 50, Lincoln's Lin-fields. Tree foundations have been laid for raising the Round Tower.at Windsor Castle. The present Tower will br qurrotinded by OU!Witki *ails, which are to extend upwards of twenty feet be yond the elevation as It now stands. Neatly the whole of his MAJerrv's Ministers, in cluding the Duke of Vlratttnotox and the LORD CHANCII.LOR, have ..crepted invitations to dine with the LORD MAYOR, at Guildhall, this day. The Duke •nd Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND, the , Duke and Duehr.s of PORTLAND, and the Marquis and Nlarchioness Of STAFFORD. with the extensive suite attached to these Noble fa milies, are all at present in London. LIvIERP3OL, Nov. B.—The snm of one million sterling bui been conveyed this week from Liverpool to Dublin. by the bream packets. to meet the run on the branches of the Provinci.,l Bank of Ireland. Of this sum 600,0001. was in sovereigns, anti the temaiumg 400,0001. in Bank of England notes. FATAL AemuaraT.--Tues4ay about mid•day, a 1 s. mentable occurrence took place at the Oroomielaw. Glasgow. The Twinging gaff fastened to the rigging of the sloop Woolre. a regular trader betwixt Glasgow and Islay, while employed in heaving a puncheon of whiskey from the bold of that vessel, broke, and tall ing, carried along with it a heavy iron block attached to it, both of which struck with great violence Donald limes, a hawker, who was standing by the a de of the vessel, and Donald 111•11iUan, the mate, who was then at work hi the hold. Both persons were in stantly knocked down by the blow, which fractured in a dreadful manner the head of the former and the head and arm of the latter. A Gentleman observing the accident from the quay very humanely lost no time in procuring a noddy, and conveyed the unfortunate sufferers to the Royal liiiirmary.—Notwithstanding every exertion, however, which medical skill could devise, 31' limes only survived two hours and NI• 31illan, after undergoing the operation of trepan, still survives, but to a very precarious state. M. OLIVIHN, in Account of Java, relates a mar. yellow; tale of a bladjenbonsie, or large tiger, which visited a Kam pen every night, and carried away all the carrion which was thrown into the street; for which he was so thankful, that be would -not hurt a child, bat hunted away every other beast of prey, and I was religiously considered as the stisoliai of the village. ISLAND OF POItOS, IN THE ARCHIPELAG9O OCTOUS 17. • .. , Yesterday his Britannic Majesty's ship A!ia, Vice. A•taital ,Sir Pulteney Malcolm. K.C.B. t'-e mand. , r in Chit f of the Allied squadri es, arrived here, last from Nrvarit. (11th instant), At v Irish tart she had been since the 27th of August, soperinten.'ing and en 'arcing the principles of the tt Codriniten" Tleaty for •he evacuation of the Motea by the army of Ibrahim Ibrahim sailed from Navarin, in a Turkish sloop of war, on the 4th instant; his 'loons had all been, pre viously embarked for Turk, y, in English. R rssian, and French transports, lelving only, fro- the third division of the convoy, snch troops as he ofe,sed to have no control over, 1.200 in the fortresses if Navarin. Modon, and Coron. Navarin (the garrison) was CA' tied by a peaceable assault, on the 6th. Capt-on Jo' nstrYT, I f the Asia, some Russian and French Officers, antl a few sea men scaling the walls of the fort - in the f tee of t!...t . whole troops, ;Melly taking possessio. , , orenicg tl.e gates, and hoisting the Etigli.h. ian and French colours, with one pair of signal !IA; aids, and on , ne signal s - aff. Mndon suirendere Ino the same day, in a like manner, the Wellesley and a Rol sian line of battle ship (the Bre-las% ) hating been disc etchesl for the impose of summarily.; th a garrison.— Coron stood out a few hours, heaving stones at the sea men as they advanced ; but a little reflection assisted to convince them their efforts to retain poises.ion would be worse than childish. The twelve hundred Turks that occupied these garrisons, and over whom Ibra him Pseha affected .to have no contrutd, have been embarked for Alexandria. The nitre is free from Turks, and Greece unoccupied by a desolating arms, that his, for Lime contraries, carried destruction civet their once free and favoured country. No reasoniog person will or can doubt bort this glorious event for the the .k nation has been brought about and resulted from the decisive battle of Newman; and the Greeks will ever hail and couple the name of i•Codzingtoh" with tr.ose who may deserve best of their COUllliy, and of the cause cf suffering humanity. The Allied Ambassadors are here, and have liven for several wt.eks•pad. This hitherto unknown island, pos. sessing rine of the securest harbours ler a fleet in the Archipelago, will therefore be celebrated .as the spot where the fate of Greece was offi:ially decided. The Asia brought Mr. Clews; the king's Messenger., with dispatches for the Right Hon. Stratton! Canning. who returns to emir immediately. Lord C. cirrane left this in a steamer, a.:companied by Count Capo d'lstria, for Exina. two days age. The Cteek Admiral Mimilis is bete in the Hellas. a beautiful double harked frigate. He salueed'th tish Admiral on his entering the harbour, which was returned by an equal number of pins. Mout an hour of wards he priell:s respects personally to Sir rul• tener, and most' feelin2ly thanked him for the issist• mice he had re,iderei his country by his exe:tions in expelling the enemies of his eittiall from the Morea. Lord Cochrane waited on Mr. Catoilog,ou hoard the Dryad. but Mr. Canning was not uthome. The Isi-, Sir Thomas Stairie, is lv•re. also the Brisk and Mosquito shtops of war. T..e 13 i•k proceed: kis• mediately to Ct,rfu with the King's-N.lesserti;er, A letter from - St. tt , que, 'dated thelStli ul.imo, eves 'dm. ilea? hi-at Gifu. that, on the 16th at 41. on the 17th at 47. The nurni.et of cases is nat stated, but the fever is again rercy ted to be i:,creasing. FeATtlEns AND Rountsnas.—Vce observers may discover that there is an intimate connection between the dress 4 singers and their style. In a nolisivie robe a Lady Is wholly th, composer's:—she sings simply aid seostbly ; but let her get on her bead-dress and diamonds. and seven eigh•hs of her, at least, arc de voted to the ostrich feathers and herself. When we see the omi. :111114 plornes upon a L.dy's head, we tremble for the fate of the tethie.ian; for, as sure as the Judges black cap precedes condemna tion, the unfortunate coniposniou will be flourished to dem& Siectorot. Th e sywaye, ha s relief% and °martyry of the Petal Monument have been hronzed.'hy the direition of Mr. Nasty, it. hit late visit t. Carmarthen. 'IVs process has hero effected by Mr. BRJOiTOCKI4 in a manner which ri fleets the highest credit on his talents. Elegant as this col was before. the effect of the bronze and a few other alterations by Mr. NASH have so improved its appearance as to make it seem a dill rent stroctur. othing now remains to complete the outside but the'tiames of the different actions in which Sir Thomas heron was engaged during bit ho nourable career. These are to be placed in Inotsz;(1 letters on the base.—llenford Amnia. • It s gener,liv understood that M:. Justice Hot ROYD, who is. just tome! his 70th year, has resigned, and that the va. cant situation of Poi.ne Judge iu the Court-of King'. Bench will he ailed by Mr. Janes Naas, though the sppoiinmeet has not let taken place. nor is it altogether a matter of certainty that the appointment has been determined un ; for eieu other Gentlemen are spoken of at candidate.* fur the situatiOnnamely, Messrs. B LLANO and Bottattentar. CORN-F:XCIIANGE, Nuv. 10p The magnitude of our supplies. both Foreign as well as our own growth, togetker with the certainty of the Yureig . ti Wheat being liberated in a few weeks from the King's lock, duty free, deter the consumers from purchasing beyond their inimech.lte wants. has caused a great dullness hi the sale of that article- this morning, and the tales effected were at a reduction of 24. per quarter on the prices of this day se'unight. Malting !Lary fully sopicto ts its prise; but Gritu!ing sorts were Is. per quarter 13e41.4, Peas, and thus, were brisk sale, and fully moppor.ed our !act rut cruel., although the arrival of each was 1 srge. In other articles there is nu alteration, Wheat, Kent & Eases, 80s 906 I Peas, Grey 584 40% Suffolk, 604 89s Beaus, Small 404 Us Norfolk, 70s 78$ I Tick . 7.8: 40. Rye :Ws 40s Oats, Putatne 7,0 s 3211 Barley 40s 456 Poland tals 31s Malt 684 72s I Feed 24s 2d. Peas, Wbite 388 40s Buikrs 446 44s Flour, per s.ick. 70.. 755. Rapeseed 241 211 per last. LAST wear. irth Oats 7,071 IZye, English Ditto. Fort igB Beans, English - 1;376 Ditto Foreign 196 Pea.. F.rglish 1.372 Ditto, Foreign 4.182 Engll.l Flour. sad% 10,745 American ditto, brit. 111 tOR TATION Wheat, Emelt& quarters 4,97:5 Do. Foreign 27,693 Irish Ditto 1,632 Barley, British 5,633 1)o. Foreign 2,975 Irish Alan, Fngliih Isar lisp Itits Foreign Ditto ---.• 4,257 7,724 5,416 SMITHFIELD 31.11IKET, Ncv. 10. CATTLE AT MARES% Beasts 5088 I Sheep 20,370 I Pia 150 I Calves 171 Beef . . 8d to 4. 0J IV cal . . 4$ 10d to 54 41 Mutton . 104 4s 6d Pork . . 54 041 GI 041 Hay pet' load, t' 2 15s. to £4 51. Clover .4"3 10. to £5 51. Od. Straw £1 as. to ael 14s. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8. Correa—Tke import this week is 8,234 bags. and the sales MI 10,b90 hags (including 1,600 tam on speculation), at a reduction or Ad. per lb. on the lower setts of American and Brasil.. The Sea Islands at pubic auction yesteidaywent oft well, and lit an advance on the last pu'ilic sale of Id. per lb. Advice. from New York, of October, quote prices of Uplands 9 to 11 A, and Premium of Exchange 104 to 11, which en selth September bed been quoted 94 to 11 and 10i to 11 re-pectivtly. SCOAC, &c.—Our Sugar market has been very quiet this week, only SOO hhds. having been cold at former rates; 250 casks Molasses have changed hands at 265. Gd. fur Antigua, Mid 271. fur Denierara. About 200 casks of Coffee have been t .ken at tull prices, and 3.50 bags St. Domingo at 7,iis to 70s. (id. There has been a speculatit • demand for Rum, and 400 puncheons have been sold at 2s. 9.1. for 13 overproof, up to 3s. ed. to 4s. 4d. fur strong proofs.' Psovistons—The business done in dry Butters during the week bas been extremely limited, and prices are Is. lower. In new Beef very little done; all the Dew Pork that has arrived, has mot with a ready site for capon at 70s. to 725. per barrel. In new Leos but little done, price from 455. to 47a. Lard vet) , dull. .0 • • ■