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Ica enchained it by their magna Ipjt y . ir Te tltita . I ). J ice they Acknowledge. he added tale adv antage of A 'we Constitution, before which the fatal genius tem iution was then about to disappear, leaking all Ki n gs willing to be allies, and all Nations to be foo ds. The commencement of interior pr iSperity Ord t h e probabilities of its increase are newt deseeilae.f. Th e return of the Usurper is but slightly mentioned Passage, which, however, inaists, with conside. , ie strength, upon its melancholy consecrienees. IVe suspect that this is one of the places in whi c h original draft of the Address was altered, in c: J.r t!iat the attention of the Public might be di. irom the means of his return by the candour, or tnrce, with which it's results are described. * lt is that lie had accomplices. On the eoft. the rie2ttra.lle attachment of the French to 1:.or Ri n g, is somewhat unluckily affirmed, imme. after an abundant acknowledgment of the ti :aties, resulting from nothing that we em discover yet eicir general promptitude for treason. In a follow. pat4,4r4ph, however, and in the very passske, wilich was alleged to have been altered, this general ettl i s ,i o n seems intended to be remedied by an indirect t y pr oofot the KING'S clemency and a humble request. ,Ilitthe existing laws may be put in force, and the purity ctbe public administrations attended to. This sentence ins ro b a bly betn•litel.i. if at all. changed from the first draft. The good prospects of France from " the y l ipprbrt of Religion, the first basis ut all human so cicties, with the aid of purified morals, of liberty f o vunded upon laws and of credit se-established," are then described, but the first n!e, to which the descrir. tint i s applied, is truly French. It is that of partly r ut:ding, alai partly threatening the Allies into an a ty:a&ce 41 this prosperity, and of these amended, ); inCipidi Ai a !ttfficient guarantee for the Peace, and ~bstitr.te for such vulgar, tangible securities as ca.11. , n, and fortresses. As the. Snvereigtts ;.,at ycar, upon the character of the KING, at' 'ow e - ,ey are to be contented - wilt chat of the people ; coma the threat) France has 66 the tirm of impressing ir4bund her, in concert with :r Sovereign. the respect always due to her r;glitS, 1 the confidence hoe forth due to her prsoci xs." But, as this is the twentieth, or thirtiet n!forti used as an introduction to sim:lar pretences, :e Ail,es will doubtless perceive as clearly tne woyth. ;tneas of the promise, as they must the impotence of t:lteat. The Chamber at Deputies confine their observa ,n: to the interior, :wt • alluding, as far as we can vr:tive, to the terms of Peace, nor i'ren appealing Fter.ch nationality, except by the pardonable lsr., that they shall always glory in beating the one of Frenchava. With respect to the pressioit ;litics of the it,terior, they speak more precisely :d with more emphasis than the Peers. The do we desire to revoke the past clensethies of the kAtit it tat) , call upon him •' tomike Justice proceed, irate Clemency has stopped," and tequest, that thole, oho stall 4 4 encouniged by their impunity, take a parade of their. rebellion, may be delivered the just severity of the Tribunals." 'nu necessity for entrusting authority only to pure hands is also urged, and the present Ministers are comusended, evidently in contradistinction from the last. Though there be in this Address no aUusion to the !rms of the. Treaty of Peace, there may, we think, perceived a desiie to produce that disposition in the French public which shall endure them. it is said, that the nation, which tolerated a defection, ,ithout sharing it, will support it% misfortune; that no Frenchman will refuse what is required by the wants of the State, and that when they shall be known, the nation will be seen worthy of itself and its King. A Mail from 'Flanders and Holland arrived today. The yolks of Huninguen have been finally demo ',hed, in virtue of the new Treaty with France. The )11t,wing are the principal articles of the contents of lese Pdptrs : BP. U LS„OCTO DER 34. Letters from Lille say, that the mvazines formed Irre, when the town WAS threatened with a siege, are IL: Sold by. Auction. A report had been spread ;at the artillery and amrsunition was to be removed Arras and V.cardy, which made the inhabitants very uneasy ; however, nothing has yet been done to !xectite this measure. The Allicd troops, however, !sritintie to become more ntUlierous in the neighbour. Innil of Lille. Meantime the department of the North a ptcy to the mesa dreadful excesses: incendiaries, 'ctuuel by a spirit o f vengeance an d party rage , h ave / • Jr 1.111 month sct various cr•untry houses on firs and is re , ll.alted, that it is chiefly the property of well. ~awn Roydists that is laid in ashes. It is well known teat the department of the North Chit which at all times has behaved in the most 'Riser, asd where the public spirit is the best, it klay then !se imagined in what a situation this un• h ppy cquiltry is. same days past, several officers, native Bel-. ;v."1% have arrived here, who have remained till now the French service ; among these is a ;bell-known '.;moral, who was formerly in the Dutch service. with some of his Aid•t!e•Camps. It seems chat they 6 lite to enter Imo the service of their country. whose fate is irrevocably fixed. °Seers of rank in the Austria* service, but natives of Belgium, are likewise .oliciting to be received into our national army. 11 '4 calk Of the formation of a royal Ws guards refaatit, lea arhilerYi ko be Seititea he several corps of the army. HAGUE, oc romER IS. The erdintry Assembly of the States-General will meet at the Hague to-morrow, at one o'clock, with the usual ceremonies. HAMBUROH, OCTOBER 12. 'The Senate of Lubeck has published a Decree, at the request of the Spanish Minister, forbidding All intercourse between the city of Lubeck and its terri tory and the putts of Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, which are in a state of rebellion against the mothr/r. country. We have received a long taccoatilt tat the ceremonies at Drontheim in honour of the Crown Prince. A tt e . • •, t: et oi hl bt 511 pt thi ti; f.' a . Tr l o t t:;,o T 3 sart sit Ist fits dolt 4I to t for te?, evis ten be . the "sit ait *at the Tb the thr Cl) tha , o vei ext hnt is ; It' •JI i t It ei !i, fit A EAST INDIES. We are happy to be able to announce that the war in the Nepaul territory has taken a more favourable turn. as will be wen by the extracts which we h ive given in onr columns this day froM the Cat-rata Ga selier of the 2d and 3d of MAT last. Let its hope that the victory obtained may soon produce the only legitimate end of war—a solid and an honourabl e Peace ; calculated to increase the sum of human happiness. SPA U 4. Already the attempt of .Pontain, though it failed of its direct object, has begun to produce good fruit. It will be seen by the subjoined letter, that Fauna- NAND has dismissed from his service many of the worthless persons supposed to have been principally instrumental in advising those severities against the P4triota which have disgraced the return of Fcant-. NAND to his throne. The as,evnbling of the Cortes, to which the \ KING stood pledged on his return (though hitherto lie has not perfumed his Royal pro. noise), mg now follow; and, if so, vengeance may 'cc t.ll upon the heads of the miscreants who have been the cause of so many miseries to Spain s " MADRID, OCTOBER c ‘• Yesterday was inhered in with .a sweeping list of about SO persons; who had been all about the King's person,.or in his confidence, who have been disniissed anti banished with more or less disgrace. At the head of at is the Duke of San Carlos, the celebrated nego tiator of the disgraceful treaty of Valency : but he crows o f s.i , h some credit, having been named Am. bassad-r at Vienna. The others consist of his Priiate. Secretaries. Officers of his Household, Counsellors of State, Officiales of the Secretaries, Lawyers, solve. tiers, and all the low trash, who hate been intrigning behind the curtain, and giving the most pernicious advice ever since his room to his throne. Some have ticesi sent to their native villages, and others to Ceuta. It is not exactly known who has had the merit of working this miracle upon the King. It has been managed with secrecy, and the whole- of the dryer, are said to be in his own hand-writing . ; but be it who it wilt, it may be considered a lavouritble omen, and hailed as an event likely to produce the best elects in this unfortuo ate country. I send yon the copy of a list which has been goien me. which I believe to be pretty correct. There are besides many Priests of in terior note, who had been infesting the Palace with their baneful intrigues. Should this measure be int lowed by a general amnesty to the librrales now un. der prosecution, and die calling of the Cortes, as sonar go so far as to say, then the King and country might yet be saved from the precipice, to which they were fast approaching. It is to be remarked, that among them all, there is not one name of an individual who , is, or ever has been, supposed to be friendly to British connection. They are generally of the •ci devoid French faction, so that it may be considered as a triumph to England, and a severe blow to all her enemies at this Court. Some of the Ministers are expected to go nut, but at present I cannot name them. * LIST OF PIRSONS SAKISNED 11014.11ADRID ON MI 7TIR OF OCTOM, 1815. - - Minister of Police wry glow to the pane. The Duque of Sam CMlLo3..lNayordome Sent Am bassador to Vienna ; the Condi:de Nita aNDA appointed succrwor. Moans°, Private Trra,urtr; ArriaDA, Private Secretary ; the TWO bAIIIIIDOS, SCreVellgtll; ZACCHARIA, Buena; 13014A awe, OSCaI of the Palace • AV ARO. .141 In the King's conii des:cr, rim:titled in the hints:link and about his person, meddling la all affairs and nut the lured. Aeau.e., an Officer of the Secretary of State, wh• was In England with Castles. Pittance*, Secretary to the Mayortlnmla. M VCIIACA, (General) a Millar! of ailiCsoll'oll. BAYLItI.4, Lu4TltA, 1111111 MOCALCS, °SOWS 01 the Secretary of War, ditto, ditto. _ _ _ 140)111RO Az.n*ruro, ea Lawyer,) author of a cei.brated pa per in support of Jiangsu-ma against the Doke of Welliogi on. CON ClellA and VIL LA 111 1., Counsellors or Stare of the Clerical faction. Li/N*olllthl Mayor de I!:wlenda, *niers! Cease. BitgVIVANO, a native of Lint; a sr, stt mewl ut pan Carlos. QUADRA, Secretary of the Council of mate. LPL PADRE CASTRO, Editor of the Atallaya of la Malachi. &lid.% many Priests and where. of lets note. Etcottausa. ordered to San Lucar. COLOMARDI, ordered away from Madrid and the Shlos (Roy al Palaces.)" Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Royal Highness the PRINCK REONNT held a Court r,f Council at Carlton House, which was attended by the Secretaries or State fir the Home and War Departments, the Bishi:p of London. the Right Hon. C1iA111.1:64 Losu, Bcc• The prorogation of Parliament was taken into con.iidtra. Lion, when it was further protvgned from the Vii day of November to the Ist day of February next. A kTIIUR STA/010194 EN. the cousin ei the late Earl ot CxtteTearttco.n, ilAd s< cl,sset audience of the -Rename, and delivered to him the Ribbon and Orsier of the Garter worn by his late Noble Relative., The Pitutte was pleased to cooler the honour of Knighthood On Si: Gaonost Comte, and to invest him with the Ribbon and Badge of a Knight Commander, upon which occasion Sir Gaoaoa had the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's band. , MOW MTELLIGiNCL MAILS. Hatt. ova. AIL MM. Wino •• 0 Isis .. . o 0 Waterford . . 1 0 mcu, .• . 0 0 Curt:lvy and Jersey 0 0 Freere - 0 I Hotheiti •• 1 0 Ilanthursh •- 0 I ewtenborgh .:3 0 Pianarrs - . 1 0 lohbes • • 0 I eoruntut - 0 0 PLYMOUTH, ocToultß Cline in the Ant, El3ll/1617.. from Oporto; and the Siert. tram St. Jolt:',, N, 13.—V.'tnd S.S.W. PORT3MUi! I U, OC I'OBFR 19: Arrived Jcis Ntijery's Fnx, frwri liavre ; the ?yne transport from St. John's, Newf.:minim!: and the_l i wo Friends, MiKuxzir, horn Mnnte Video. DEAL, OCTO3ER 79. Wind S. W. blows hard.—Put back by contrary vines the Orient, It urren. for India : in hringinz up she lost an anchor and cable; s'oe immediately let go another. and now appears to ride slea. Airived the extra packet, 3nd landed a Mail from Osten:!. live o'clock.—The wind continues to bhw hard from the S. \V. The !PIACI NIA 1: igate, 1 - 14”; TV slottp of war, and a large fleet of :.utsvard-')ottud, all ride it out very well, with their top gallant masts struck. RAMSCATE, OCTO:IER t 9. The following ships have rut in here this title for sheltsr : Ann, Ives, for Halifax; l)ispAtch, GA!.. DART, tor Charant ; Antrnio, , fOr Bill,.ii ; Regent, Nwarr, for Liverpool; Noah, f ; Prit:ce of WAles, IVIAIt.. for CA-4 : MatiA, He. for Btistol. 'rite schooner Fowey. Bosr. ha's lost an anchor in the Downs ; the IJuirn,.i co n. from Lon•lon to Lyme, has lost her linkv.,pt i, ; the brig NVilliam, BitowN ; r; Liberty, lI.UN ; avid the H•lpe, l'ota.trr, liAve also put in here for Mil S.W.. blows hard, with rein. GRAVESEND. OC ['OBER 19. Arrived the SeAnwer, Ridley, from (:►gon ; Arpasia, Huttnn, from ; Schul•s, Iru►n PeterAnireli ; C •1 Levan, Smith, t►utn Orono; Fanny, Gale, fr.:n► Queb. c ; Muni. ck, Stickney, !non ►'hllud.phia; Alliance , Eimer, tram Cotterburgh; and Acurn. Kinlake, from Buenos Ayre.—Sailed the Tlinmat, fur Li.bnu ; Resource. Henderson, (or Fort William ; L.troda, Rubel (114711. for Malta; Sisters, Calien, tor 'frieste ; Ru ben, Finch. fur Barcelona; h•erseverance Roberts, fur Antwerp; Minerva, Putty, tor Ostend; and f Itai ' n.e, Brawn, fur Hann burgh. Monday se'nnight, the foundation-stone of the har bour of Dundee was loid by the Hoa. Wet. Mama, M.P. of ?immure, in presence of an immense con course of spectators. The sloop Archibald, WILLIAM GRAY, ilaileJ from 'Aberdeen port on the 13th October 1814., for North Bergen, and has never since been heard of, so that there remains no longer a doubt of the vessel being lost, with all on board. The crew consisted of tour per sons, exclusive of Mr. JAMES RAE, son of Mr. RAE, Aberdeen, a promising young man, who was going out as supercargo. On the 26th ult. two young Lids, brothers, of the name of hplntyre, belonging to the parish of Morven, were sailing in an o_en boat down the Lliitthe Loch, with a smart breeze of wind at south ; they were over. taken near mid-viannel with a violint shower, which instantly overset their boat, and they were drowned. The Independence American man of war, Corn rno:tore BAINBRIDGE ; the United States and Erie fript(s,. and Fore•fly gun-brig, arrived at Gibraltar ,VStls oi,t. from httateg4 ; and an American frigate, three brigs, and one schooner, anchored at Algesiras the same day. (TROIA AR AMERICAN PAPER " Matico.—Au Address from lint a Henry oary,' whether genuine or not we do net know, has appeared hi prim:, inviting via:outer' from the south•west State, to join him !ti an espedi tom iii beha't of the Mexican Pam - lots. Sabata, the proscribed holeptittient, he says, aceumpanies him, with a number of men trom Kentucky acid Tencte.",e, and some tiffi:lrs of our late army. • Our cause; he adds, • embrace. the hest interests of humanity, and "firm a glorious reward to merit.' Ilelle•lele, near the mime% tsi Caftalie, is the r isen of rendeavous. Arms and ammunition have been procured." . This mor n ing the second Tower Hamlets Militia matched off their muster grout,J, in the London Field, - for Bristol, ptcvious to their embarkation for it eland. C•+ptain Dowszy, and 150 men of the Ist Garrison Battalion, landed at Portsmouth, on Wednesday. trout the Isle ut WiAht, and are guile for Kin Cum berland. Letters from Leghorn, of the 28th ultimo, state, that the Barbary pirates inftst those coasts; but the commerce of that city was protected by English cruizers. Letters have . been received from the Island of Cuba. They are dated the latter end of August.— A large body of Spanish troops was expected there from the mother country, and on its arrival, it was believed all foreigners would be obliged to quit the Havannah. This morning Policies were opened at the Royal Exchange, giving eeteh to receive RICO, should Louis abdicate toe throne of France within three months front the present time. According to these politi cians, his abdication is to be fer the purpose of uni ting all patties in France.. i Feench Flier mentions, that Lord CLIFFORD and Lord Maerr.rAt had lately the honour of being piesented to the POPE. His Holiness gave them the mist flittering reception, and decorated Lard Cue- Pont), as twirl; the oddest Catholic Peer of England, with toe Order rit the Golden Spur. The Biaria di liwna ann-usices that M. CANOVA will proceed from Y.alS to London. where he will be consulted on the Monument to be erected in honour of the Btittsh Army. In the early p.in of this month, a saloon was to be opened at Berlin, for the exhibetien er;* the paintings and other works of art recoverei from the Museum of the Louvre. The money received for admittance was to he Aprlied to the relief of wounded soldiers. Madame DunAmu, wife of the Mayor of Autiac, in a state of pregnancy, and her three children, were a short time since poisoned by a person, who gamed admission to the kitchen in the disguise of a mendi. cant, and put poison in a soup•ditln M.dical mid has since restored their.. • A Gentleman named Cann mysteriously divap. Peared at Liverpool last week, and scrioiis appsehen• sions were entertained of his ha% ing been murdered ; hr having, at the time of his b(ing missed, a consi derable property about him ; but his body was disco vered on Monday last, in an erect posture, in the canal basin, into which, k is now sill posed, he must, accidentally, fallen, the %%hole a his property bring in his pocket:. SPORTING INTF.LLIGEVCE. NEWMARKET sncrwn OCIC.'SER MEETING; 11113. Tlit:toom Y. rx.•Tot%ii 19. N'lr. Thornton% Air tripatiiro. Re-. ':111 heat Mr. Craven's Na• Jtj la, Rsr. TX I:. 50gs —2 to I on Antie'pa , ann. The Duchess or Rinlators Ttatik•borol,gb, PSt. 411). beat his Royal Higlineos the built of York's ' , retro. Poll, 7st. 1:4.D. F„Y:C. 50go, b. ft.-7 to 2 ant Rark•borougit. A Subocriptiou Handicap l'hre of 50r. for 3 yr•olds and upward, A.F. Mr. Thornl4ll'. eh. c. An , iripTion, A vro old, ",•. 21b. 1 Sir C. Put.loury'• !r. h Miller, 5.,r• old, 9.4. 21b. 2 General Gower'c ch. f ':treanol-r. 4 v..s uhf, 70.. 21b. II ' Mr. S•nnellower% ell b. Mend, r 11.1'•:. :veil Oa. Duke of Ittolontro eh e Osman, 4.e f, old, M:t. 0110. Eleven starts!—'t in. bulge TO ,ce.l lut three. 7to 1 agst Anticipation—et '0 I ag..t ,) . 11 y.... 3 to 1 agn slender Eilly-•2 to 1 agar Oanian. The Second Clam) of me Cht.l3o. St.lv!..of crv. eac!). R.M. Mr. Nroiallr'o Sri Joshua, 2-r-• old, Tat I tilb. - 1 Lord ler•ey's Ftigt.ive, s.yro old Rat. ~ b . - - 2 Mr. Titornl.ll o'o l'hotyhot ; et. or), Ilst. 'lb. ' 3 Mr. Payne's 2 ..ro, 3.yrs old. 7st tr.. - - 4 Eve:, on Sr itolitia-5 ft, 2 a,.. sr Fugitive-2 to I oot Phosi-lioso. The Town Plate of £52, for 3 yi .111.10, Tat -1!!). I.r AN, .4.1. tiih. 5-yr•ol1., N'•. I .I .r : ' li•yr•ohl•, 9at. lib. and aged Pat. 41b. */ NI M. Mr H.ticp's ci.i. Ti. El.. rny, 3.yrs old - 1 • Mr. Vil'iers'... !tr. it CA rw, 6y: s t.I I • • 2 °petal Ouwer's oh f Si ream), r, 3-yts old • 3 Six 'tatted— I tor 1..t1, , r 1.1.4.e.1 but three. 5 to I ate. Idle 13.1-5 to I ag•t Cwi w-3 t.o I ;got Strearnlet. tioveriort , kro of mfr. each. R.M. Duke of Pwlatun colt, Sy ..:itti, 7ot Clb. • I Mr. Andrew a cult, by Orville, not. 71b. i ... . 2 ihaite of Cirifinit% N::rtatt, los.. Ab. ' • 3 3 to i ago Duke of *Lucian:l', co , ' —5 to 2 agot Mr. Andrew's e. 6 to Son Ma:Net. Lori' Rnu.'s Amen, R;t. I ago. brat Duke 4 Craftou's Die. cord, 7;t. 13:b. 13. C. YOugs, Ti. It.-6 to 4on Arai elk PF.NK ITli R Arl 7 .S. wrnationlY—oCTODCA 11. Fifty Pottn./o riyro hi r:.. 6 •v:ith men of the Hunt—tvw mica. Mr. N. R. 1i0 , '•”•:3'.. Ti Iby Vatr. , chis - i I Mr. Kirby'.; bf by tirviae - • 2 2 Mr. tiimpeoes b I 1.1.1 y Abtoros • 3 3 SAME IMY. SWeerVakell of Five Guineas tat is. wi:lt Twenty Guineas lidded by tl+e Nlotobt ro of the Inglewta...l Hunt--twu miles. Mr. K!rhy'a b h Kutusaff - - • I I Mr. rtarbereonehatiOes bin Zuleika . • 2 2 Mr. IVl'Minnie's b g loby - • dist. THE CHACE. The Hertfordolaire Fus•liourolo threw oir on Wrdneully last at a favourite cover, tiot far from Nl'aile's Moll, and flu,litig preit? early.had a fam , :us burst of nearly an hour, when, arta %-.11;...i; too a little cold bunting, they rallied and billt,l their fox ii. .4 high style In about fifty minutes. The stripping of the Louvre may toach the French that they are not in future to reckon Rapine among the Fine Arts PARISIAN FASHIONS, OCTOBER IS. The newest ,silks.ore striped sarsevets. Crape is 011 used. A few days since, black straw hats, three inee4 broad un the rim, were generally. worn, with a ttinintlne of ros•-crilutired rain ribband--green and white, blue and evtii:e, yellow and white, and row aud white, are the fivihiq9abie stripes. Roes are worn of !deal odours, v:z. spa , ter!, a:411 come are green and laic. o he bass begirt to wear toytss of Wife sa in; the only ornament Is a feather, which heads down below der rim ,11' the toque. '1 he spencers are of black river, trimmed with black lace; several at the Thuinerles have rtc atly been seen w•th white satin points and blonde. Spore of ti.em have wiugs rtr lariats: ale jochei, on the !op of the blerves ; there is nothing new In the make of Cie c.,llar. The Cetretia now worn are so heavy, that they fall ttieless below rive R.lbband puffs at the lultoms of rubes are ii-g-r than num', and not so proml.• nent as they have been. Wt!ohs-eve In the newest rob., gymps a rdinziaife, laid across in siz or seven small rows. FOOTPAIM—Sund:iy morning, about one o'clock, as Lord Su:mourn was returning from dining with the Palace REGENT at Hampton Court, to biz house in Richmond !'ark, in his carriage, he was attacked by three footpads just before he reached the Kings. ton-gate of the Park; but the carriage going at a very brisk pace, they missed his Lordship, but at: tacked his footman, who was close behind. His horse taking fright at them, sstarad into a ditch, and nearly threw him off; however, the robbers accont plisl.cd it by pulling Wm off, and calling Lim by the term Ail:malty desired hint to let them have all he had got, and then robbed him of all his money, &c. Olt IVednesday evening a Gentleman, residing in Bisltopsgare-street, was. hustled-by three men, who met him on the footpad' beta een the Geiirge and Duke of Clarence puhllc.lionses on the Hacknet and robbed him of a leather pocket-cas.?, containing notes to the amount of Eloo. FittEs,—Wednesslay m'irning, about 11 o'clock. a fire broke out in the manufactory of Mr. Carter, f Park place, Walwurth, which h:r some rime burnt with great fury, and threatened destruction to the whole of the premises and neighbourhood. By the prompt arrival of the engines, and a plentiful sty ply of water being obtained, it was, however. fortunately got under without doing any vet) , serious damage. Saturday evening last, a most destructive fire broke out en pint of 111-.! premises at Howick farm, belonging to WILLIANI CURIO, Esq. of Itton, near Chepstow. About midnight, one of the buildings, in which was erected, at a great expense. a poweiful thrashing machine, and the straw.house adjoining thereto, were discovered ro be in Acmes; and a poor man who slept in the latter building unhappily pe rished. The blaze of light on the dwellitighocise disturbed the servants, who, seeing that any effort of theirs .to txtinguish the fire wiiuld be unavailing. hastened to their master's residence, about halt a mils from the farm, where, to their great astonishment, they found that a building that contained :soother thrashing machine was also on tire. Tne family at Won being summoned to assist in exiinguishieg the flames, they used such judicious methods in cutting off the c.immunication of the fire with the numerous ricks of corn, hay, &c. (the air being must providen dilly eery still), that no further damage was sustain. ed than the loss of the hutiding in which the fire first appeared, and the machine. CORN EXCHANGU, Ocroarat 20.---. Our mat ket was well stippLed with ‘Vheat this rm;rning, soul alihutigh die trade was nut brisk, yet what was disposed of ob tained Isionday's pikes. Batley goes oil at teduction of Is. per quatter, the quality in g belt% inferior. Lt Peas, 8M4115, aitid otiitr ankles, there is littie or no shrift MELD MARKET, OCTOBER an. Beet 4, 0 S, 0: V.:al 5, $' I to B, 41 1%/191ton 4s (hi ;0 5. 4 Irk 5. 0I To 6.1 od beast. 76d—rate.:p at lAnihs 4,550 —CalvrA sso HAY AND S 1W , LOAD. Meadow tiay 41 us to 41 0, / (Jovtr 51 Us to 61 105 htraw Al 1101 to A . l 155. , 11.10 E OF STOCKS THIS DAV AI TWELVE O'LLOCKs Reduct tl 60a—Cons. money 611 f—for arc. otif 4 per Cent. 7437:—.; per Cent. not —Lone... par, is. SO. pr. Chun. 14i 14 14.—Do.ray. 11610 lts. SS. pre. T