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.a~'~""""'"` 777 - • 1., SFrri. ' ~Stftrit6 • • • porrlMOSlMilairt sUPELEMENT TO THII.IIT I . PETERS - SOWN aAzerre), • NEW, FROM TIIR ARV Y . 1.14 targRATIONS 11001tE 3C 4U MLA, tau& iili"TO 'aeU•IUST. • ' Qh the 7th of August, Lieutenant General Iludiger, blietinuinethe operations entrusted , to birdizthe object Ad which was to recohnintre the enemy's trds, advanced sfinno Eski Stamboul,:t.snaldi the- village ot Kann+, 'item which beetove a. 'ln .kasit detachment that, ccu ,pisal th and where betook:l pieceicicasnion and borne, saisoneraw-aleantirne--theleaveniy, .who had sectstresi considerable teinfocements, and had .rallied. to the -puma*. of 5 or:4100(Pmen; fell upon our. square, on , :theAdft, - - - aahicb consisted of Awn ;companies of Chas nitaurs-1, but they eiete eepelsed'keithAnss, and obliged . to take flight:•• ••• - • • • • - t , After -his •return tat the camp, Lieutenant General isitadigee was s ate try noeupy the roads which lead to Abe isalkan.by Saki Stentsboul.-.l4avieg. again-advanced '.4osraeds Ilicslejsitteretated the earmy who occepiedthe ',Maces and -the sosrounding deateva little before day break,'- oa-the .15th of Augusts ttook one eannou, two standards; and 165 - prisoners. fit falling back on Eski Staeaboul, oar detachment , . eas attetked-by w i corps--of Turkish cavalry. end infantry; consisting of .8 - ot 10, 000 meth , which had . cattle out of -Schumla.- Though. the 'enemy. had the advantage of attiebers, ourdetachmant • aucceided in.tegaining its.. first ,position, rs taitung apes plot sons ttephies whichit had last acquired.; .but , atter having been obliged; tonbandots. one piece; of cannon, '.Which tell into a ravine, andull the horses.beionging to .;which were. killed.. 4 Lieu tentent•General com mander of tbel9.ll-dsvisions• was wounded by a-musket ailtotaigthe shoulder by .thissalfait , •. • ,„ The pocks hetore Schistola„are cootinned.witja. one notwith• t thweffor. -of the enemy and .tbe.fite of his, batteciesethe-.scoatt;nstivn ,of .ttnee new : . •redoubts has been fie isheds; -Accordeng.to the acconnti given by prisoners..the enemp'.4. airy- bas-suateined considerable Joss bribe eartous. segoomentso.which it bas had with nh.audit is in great .wanvof (puree.. • ,On tip Bth of: August , a sdeterdinient. at. abou t one thousand Turkish- horsemen issisteued ftoin,t.44e. ,InOpTir . t.tins near -Yeinhozar, and. attacked: o W cQPNolwan clu ectifsw, -.but. they :were ,repuised,iondAint, to .o . ight, .44ter,h4ving succeeded, hoirevetr in curftii)/P. 4 .kume' , ' horses and oxen; alter• this attack .detacitfoilFr. RAIY sent to erect redoubts. and-istock-houses, and.Aull.the• : ettsods,.between .Ifeitibar.at and oclundji,, but-at did; rit. al; V where find the strateey, theugh.lo* it'aces.,ssere ever/where.tiFiblee: :v.: . : OPERATIONS. BEFORE -VAitNA,:ntolsl , l2l) TO-35th . . , The sAilks ot.ttr . laMsieget!.ate continued nn tbexiintk aide of the, fortress. Tbe begefi Qf L m or tars and that of liearr cannon erected n. the sef t c?ast. keep up an eific. , tire fire against the p lace„ _and• i nt)l soon .be brought, neater and placed on the peraltel s 7yahich wasopened on the 18th August. In orcler . to.in.vest Varna . its closely as possible on the south side. I!ri 9F , *nzikoff bad sent some cavalry, with two piece' of puppe t bejond the Liman; but hiving sinet.witb the enemy m vet y.supe rior force, this deiachmenk cotldn%.getatear the place, and must maintain itself opthcsabcr tide of the Liman. Since the sally onihe Oth . Aurm,,d* A l'ulksitolonget appear in force without the.town,.o4 contiOse,,to throw by intrenchnients to defend tlvir,sontitotta,„ In order to harass the euesysy?n,tlw,,,couth.baok of the Litnae,•and to . protect chp!oxo . anned sloop and boat lisee beenisla4.4 : tboretaihtih Were eomieted over the spooptidtit ! ,-,. „:. . . „ On August 19th oua flerc l 4aking44yetifsge of a good 'w4d; *sailed twice before the fitruess,at the siiitat.ce 01 four hundred fathoms fromics waite r - keeping • op an asiaterroptrd. fire-as it passed. This snanteuirte suc k/tided perfectly, and the fortaficationit of the town suf. fared very much from:the contiusid'. fire to Which they Were ezpoeed• for nearl* duce hours. -Our ships, °tithe Contrary, suffered but little injOty;-eifid -did not lose a Admits) Gteig teports besides, that me Popestbny frigate, which had been' sent on a cruise, bas captured two Turkish ships, one a meichantinan, :the oilier a ship of war,"and sunk a third 'lteultfidia• • On the gist the 'lurk, made a ' . vigt‘tda . i telly against our left wing, but they wete received at, the. point of the bayonet, and tepolsed at .n111;014404 the brigade of chassests which was' stattodtit They lost in affair two standardsi and allatitt4Kivaen. - 'Oll our side, the number of killed -and woullteti is iseilintort. • siderable ; but, unhappily. the brave raid able Chief of the Navel Staff, General Ifritmlealetiiikefff, who. key het presence at all points`wherelite dangp -wits ."the great. est, had animated the courage oilbur -Wldiers,c was :struck by a spent ball, which woandidiritti in bOth his legs, but did not carry themooff.. t • -•-*: ' OPEEATiONS BEFORE SILiSTRIA,-Tkolli..lBl.Y so TO AUGUSTIo.V4 .4 el. ~:•.: During all thivtime nothing imporuifit passed at thf blockade of Sihart& The - Ito:Xs whieb bad beertcomr mewed. all along our . line- are completed,- A- great number of works which we found thesti have-been con►. versed into redoubts, and .connected-aogether. by in-. tronabpsents. Flying detachments have • been •sent-on, the roads to Schumla, Bazardjik, aosildirsova, - and hate cleared them as far as. possible from -she .Turkii . :wbo infested the 'vicinity of the blockadingtoir ; Admiral Zavad4osky, in- asepost- f the Bth of August. states, .that be hat arrived .b es Sitiatria ith ilinsecond and third squadrons ofibe 9atillY of the Don tfode his imitated. - _ ,t • , smuLiNAlows.. l 9.; `F S-17 •• • • The lairnalo • ,t(ideua, Septembas:B, - -coot4ns the • followingaews. Itt au Eztraordinaryfteplemeht: (ITERATIONS 131C7052 SCHUNCAPitit6.l7; . 2B;and From the S2d to theath,-tio - -miblittebte .. svent look place before Schtsolla; - , • • Maa thq night of dr-tach, the elfeint thadi.' at the same time, an attack * flock oni wiesifisi and on 'the position occupied by Ogueral Itudiget, near E.:ki . Stamboul. . • • •, • Oa our right wingthe enettlyi faeaurediby an ifn• ptuous hurricarte,oversoed in toncealing his approach towards one el outittl: i antrtoolvit alrariarwitb.- t drawing SWo4, iately afro this the Thildib cavalry, caused. liVlTleces of ediAllOth several columns of regular Wry, attacked the Reit red ! -obt,' while another es* of cavalry` attempted to torn our tight wing. - " This attall.rimerover was repulsed - 6y our Co.- --,4"Chn( Sacks; supptdtd by the division of „assent's on horse back % Tbc esTbstid attacks of the enemy on our second tedoubt met with the same fate. He was driven back . by the Ate directed against him, as - well by the neigh. booting redoubts as by . the 15th and 16th regiments of Chaste:sirs on foot, Ind a battaliOn of the iegi. jug* of Tatubrico. A ' battery of hoist artillery, weigh 'tame up, deCided the ristreat ; and soon sites the defeat, the Turks, who took Wu,. abandoned the redoubt, of . • which they bad mad* themselves ippon. and sopght protection behind the walls of &Muds. They bad, however . , succeeded in carrying kilo the town the is pieats 'of cannon which they found in the tedottbe. , Orr , limit this pointamountect to 163 kilßd, and 424 wounded; among the former MajOrGeheral Sarno Von •Wrede;Tommandet of the 3&trrigade of the Sill - division. Heidi in the redoubt taken rhytfierinks, a Acting le the negligence with which he defended the pat 'intrusted tit his care. We hive also to lament the losi of the brave Colonel Efemiew,who had the ls'fi icginient of Chasseurs on 'font, and 'fell' at die &intent when he was putting himself at the head i f his soldiers 16 recover the re. doubt already occupied by the enemy. On our left wing the Twits attacked with the same violence the extreme left of the 7th corps. Their' object appeared to be to make themselves meows of the village of Ma rasch, and Of the bagt:age waggons, as well a, of the baiPital which 'is at that place; bet all their attempts were bailed by-the bravely of two battalions of the te gitient-of The first battalion, which was re peatedly attacked by the very superior force of the 'enemy. lost 300 awn in killed and wcunded. Here too one carmen having been dismounted, fell into the hands of the Turks;-;Laitly, at Eski-Stathhool, Lieutenant General Radiger repulsed the enemy; •who attacked him with a cor pi of infantry Ind cavalry, the latter of which sustained great lou. In consequence of these engage ments Fielchltitshal COMA 'Wittgenstein judged it ne cessary to concentrate the troops, and accordingly Lieut. General Rudiger left the position of Eski•Stambout and approached thelivo corps blockading SChumla. The, enemy did.•ht delay to take advantage ofllie retreat oil General• itiadiger,; and On'"-the 28th Areas some rein• torcemenis and sortie 1 roeisi as int 3 the lousess by the Wad .or•. Tschalikavale; thiii l 29th Aisiust nothing at all occurrear .• ' • • - OPERATIONS BEFOItRIVAIiSA: • ' , ft Atter "tlitt , esti; agetwini- on 111 . 4bith Prince , Menzrznif: was witterto irately. wciulidliti, the works were carrieit Aitta,tie,greetesvactivityalunder abe direction af:tMAjpf. Pert; arf his Majesty's suite. ..Ontite . 234, 4 Is, Bth, end. thir of..Aciaust, the Sap. pens, in !pitch( tist; uninterrupted firttpf• the besieged, congnucdtherr wnskeri to eithia.Bo.thisespt.the tostress itself (corps de la place), and a netts hatter? , of flee mortars erected any This work prodticetl such an effect, and bur priveti the garrison so such a de gree, that on the evening ache 26th. when the new. battery opened .in Are, the.lsth and 14th Regiments of Chacetti,• took at - the pniil of the bay net,the counter i iipproach of the cheat,. Abo - Va - lOU Tutka wage k.llecl the treothea.et • • • . . and 28th, nothing particular happened - . . Oka ssrpers proceeded is their works, and se fortified all the pninks i ol our,litte which needed it. Ali the 29th, CoUnt Woroazow arrived, who was ap pointed by. pollee ar ..to take the commeod.sof the siege t iuitead a Prince Atentikoffa. - • 1. . In the night ot Am Slit 'August. the teensy nis& a : 411y.agasitst the redoubt that corerrthe'ttiht wing of octr,line.. but was repulsed with bossily. two:companiek Of the.Dikeof Wellingtcas regiment. • : . However, when Count Worunzow, on viewing the inrks, cerise to the redoubt, she enemy made another WV in greater force, but with as little USW-% The Turks lost many men, and were obliged to take flight. even before our reserve came up. One of the enemy's detachments, however, took advantage of the nature of the gtotind, and oscqpied a strong poaition, before our right. The enemy plui,ted PI standards in this place. Count Wotonaow, having - Invited volunteers to take this position,,a company of the, regiment of Meliteu, com .manded.by the brave Captain Pao low, offteed to per fore!' the service. .. At might tall they advanced in pro- Intind silence, attacked the enemy unawares. took the five atandaids„und bayonetted the greatest part of the enemy" irliii:Clefended it. The Ernpel or has con,terred on Captain Patiln'iv the . * eil•meriteJ cross of St. tieolte. • On the 30th cif Aorist, .Admiral* Gteig,' who had learnt th at the-Turks had ladled an arsenal at Needs; on the other . side of &togas, and had collectid there a comederable quantity • f stores of all kindi,• sent two higates, a sloop, and a cutter, under the command of Captain Kritzky,, intake and de;t•ciy lire magazine Theefforts of the Officers were crowned with success. ' In spite of a.vigor. , atiripposition he took all the Turkish, liatteries and inedniten, took away twelve guns or the iiPiked the - teat under, of broke' their carriages, and blew up the magazine, and all the arnmonition and other sto k es. This eaploit, which' gives new glory lathe fle t •ot the Black Sea', Was pm:, formed in the short time of ten hoots, and cost us only . one man. killed :entreight woosided. • : :The Emp..ror .felt Odessa for Virtu Oa the 8.1 inst. whemthe corps of the guards wall hinre'areFeeti. : wide; foe conmaLd:of.hislmperial.Highi.evii-thetifiliadDuke tlichsel.-aorrusiianAtale Gazette .110:-19: 1 ;- ,Lykt Nipaaer. Of 90th Seprer4vaiatakiyi tie tielitetrial Ev'Spt,x.Niv.:4*Mt, -rr:- LoN • ?A , lc- • TRIDAY; : SEi r rEbIitO, 26. in'2 1C : PRICK . OF STOCItIi AT TWO 17C11414,11k Batik • Slut - • Ind is' Ramis Ps S A ,a. e-, 3 per Cent. Red. Ain" •• • Soutlilea Snki ' . 3 per Ct. Cons. 871 8i li Oid:AnNuithei • • ! ni per Cent. Stint - New Ditto ."1 - ► 51 per Cent. Red:Shot 2114100 Rashes, flAls, 70 7 4 Per Ce. New, lOti I' 7 1500 DiQu 76 . 7 4 per Ceno 14146, Shut liof inikdhlik/ DRto %Attu. , Shut, • Commercial t! Stock • , Consols fo!Aect.llllL Ot t ; • • EQM4IfiN.V.MII2 2 .' TWO 0414411:A • " Austrian Bonds. sp. pjj, , Portsug.li.4.soV.. Dmists 0' 111 ..1 PCL ; v Acet riv &,-, • D e . A ct , •' • , 1 - 041 Greisk 844 42 11, sPCt. I I4I • Re duet. 14$ Mer.1345,115§5,6p Ct. , . Do. 4o . . . . . 31( T ISM ANA ,1 7 072121024 314.40P2. fwo • • Naas. Teak • scizman „ 21 . 1 .-.•••.•. DthoNatioo2l • I.'', 15 v).. s ." •3 >4 'Of TialPoxakta • , 400. -. :320 • • 4 111*. Protector Bre A 0 - • 111:114 . • 4i :~ ~.._._ :I i?) ~,. rumft It^ .. . t . 1 14 11 4 1 : 11 1. gine *11.4 ARRIAL. 97 pp ciUkliN. , IN IcN9LAND.• . , , Tile Bs istOl steseser..broogba bete list evening bud :lige/K*of the .arrival Of her Majesty, DOIIIMA*MARtA the 'muss Qtiter) el PostagaVat Fahhoinh.' The Bra zilian frigate Impersti baiting 6r:rdajeity no board, "Urrltec.l aC tilenouth yestesdai, iiboot aine,o'clock is winning, just as the Reistel was getting under weigh. The steamer went viand tie.frigaie, to ascer tain if the Queenvas on board; and on nearing her, the latter manned her yard', and the Quilts appeared at the . cabin windosi. • Sblwas dicule j ti in !like, and seemed a pretty interesting girl..; ; The Enema coma% which accompanied thelnsperatsilt to Gihridawi bad hems sent :back with dispatches to Rio de Jausito. The pews of ' • . ... her arrival in England diffused, last evening, vat jour• amongst her faithfoksullectsitere. Lord CLINTON and. ,Sir *U. FIZIIANTI.III paniedly an interpreter, and attynded by for,cof the King's footmen, arrived at the Roy4l Hotel yesterday. in one of his Majesty's travelling cairlages, to trivet the Queen of PorruoAL, whom thay expected to have found at this port. Oa hearing that her Alailirihati.arrieed: at Falmouth, they set off immediately for that place,: and it is expected that the young Q.ieen will be•con. ducted by them hither by land. Her hisJesrt wile it is expected, put up at the Royal Hotel. 'Jaunted. This afternoon at three o'clock, a Cabinet Council. assembled at the Foreign Office in D )iwningilstroet: Coubcil was numerously attended. Mid the: hilliness under consideration is deerned of the gluier: importance, the Duke of WELLINGTON, the Ent BATgUaST, and the ftlght Honourable RORaRT NIEL haying come to town for the purpose of being pleftlit. . The accounts from the seat of war in the East, receiver by the different - channels of the Pais Papers'and Mai Berlin Gazettes, are. so very uncettain" ind eau-edit. wry, that the opinion one fossils one day of the proves, of the Russian arms, often appears almost itultified by: the Intelligence that arrives the next: Aichtding to some speculations, the Russians have COnsideral t dy calculated the 'slier o f * their r opperienis f 'are • .• aolitegaeittly sOnstic , retarded by the tiarin.that wilt elapse in rocuring,.reinforcements. that little can be done in this year's campaign on accoont r of the spetala apptoach of winter, and the prospect of the Euzitw be: coming soon unnavigable to their flret. By other ec4 colloN the Eisperor NICHOLAS must be by this time at the head tit his forces besieging tarns, ales the stir; render of which . the army is to push on for Adrianople and the capital, leaving in their rear the important for i restof &hostile and other gar in the k inds of the Torts. Amidst this contusion of reports, we - have merely to ohmic, that in the littitnde Limier whiell the seat of war is situated, there are u' impediments to be apprehended from the change of sews 'o for the awxt two in. three mouths. except with teferente to the skirt ness of the days.. and that wlen the host does set' is Sharply. it Will be but hula inconvenience to the hardy sons of the North ; while the Torts. whose 'Ey gour depends as it wete on the s sambeam, will:find, their - valour somewhat cooled by - a *succession •bi bivouacks on the snow-clad *Mountains of BuloitriZ.l At all events. the winter is no obstacle. to: . 111,' blockade of Schumla.• which will necessarily ti at, operation of considerabkiength and tediousness. Sur rounded by mountains lin the North, West, and South; the Russian forces can only act on the East sjde—a circumstance which turns their hopes from. a siege to a blockade. It is obvious, however, that it would be the height the pass of Mount Humus, or any other pa,g, without first subduiirg the line'of forts wise in th? enemy' hands ;and it is therefore reasonable to. belicvp thet the losers will proceed slims to Schunila alter the rev ductiosbi . Varna.whithiLwith the co-operation of the anti cannot be considered an operation of sly great Op cunt. 'Pie nest intelligence by say of Bettiii, ishielj is generally more authentic than the Paris i;essis, writ perhaps throw' some light on these movements ;111141.1Pg naderstepid dispatches from Lord Users:saver are daily anticipaled; . . . , We have at-last received intelligence direct from the Russian army, through tae J ournals of Perersbirrili and Bertha. A supplement to the Petersber;LCGa fine of the nth instant, conta4is bulletins Of . the operations before Schumla and VArlia , to the 1 21se l lit, 'August, and before Salami& to die lOtt of Quit tut;u;le, i .The -attacks of the Tiirks and their% soteess atcp Course not described in the mime *Ay .as Ai l ey 1 4,e' in- the accounts that hair. previously reached us; yeti even 'with all the subduing that his been Atisfitiosig made, iiis'evidsut that much bard fighting, in which the Russians had - the Worst, has taken tnjaie opera:' tions bein.e Schunila, it is clear, 1f001). ; the _statement,• that they had made onpiogiess betovelhit place; and the drier enc e . 'betWeeit Orli Ink . -0: ill; !, bulletin ind' the tone of those • palilisb4-aithe sow' • amassment 01 the eampaign is isidsksikilting. 'lt is i also Clear that the communications between, the -Siiffeamit, corps had been inteisupttid by ilt!rnerin't bands of Terkieh parthans, and like results on: the ,provitioatic of the Army, as well as on the cortifigfatittik# ti `3lif' : Punic cOips, may be easily imagined. • :•.„. At Varna thee has also bss ineessigAibOng.=, 'Tile. Russians admit. that Prince MiIetIKOVE. who tlhd r aisin some cavilerviith ttVii 'or belista t Ale swas'roiCed Thetret iakog, advantage of.a favourable wind, sailed twice to wiliip. 4410 lotion's of its wills, and. kipt up %try): fire, doing, it is said, gsesirleinge, and suffering little return. On the 2tst the Turks Mideevigorous sally on` the Russian left wings but vieta repsdsed ? tt k the hd" 'abort ¢OQ own; .011 Og side of the Russians the 'chic*, of tha Naval Staff o rrince M/1'211E031 1 was wounded. In. both legs byy-a spent ball. The 2d and 3d divisiont , Of the Russia's flotilla oftbe DOw bad arrived before Sills; (pied but theßuiiiins seem to have bee; chiefly ociu pied iti clearing the'roads Scbuwla, 13.4ardik,.and EI r• SOIIII froin.tbe Turks. • • The intelligeace in the Borba Papers is more impor tacit, aot . Onlj on•account of the dates being more re mat, but of the nature of theevenu disi;tibed, they s'at(ipribepd the Russian account of those desperate sorties made ; by. the Turks, respecting u Lich so much has. ,beea said in private • accounts. The Odessa Journal relates the operations before Sebumla on the 27dt. '2Bth. and 29th of • August: and those which 'hive taken place before Varna. to the •be siroung of the ptebent month, and enough is sided to prose that the disasters the-Russians sustained in the end of August were of a verr thio6s and evensive kind. I'he attacks made by 'the Turks on the redoubt are mentioned, Sut hit taidtbat only one, that in shi e s, General MIMIC was killed, was Liken. The ►uc:es► „( ~~ TOfut - attiibuted to a •hurt ie4ne, which c .nce4led .heir approach, and the nntnitnaa•e ()metal *RED' Is censuiearos his alleged neglect... The 'intelligence by the Dutch Mail this mnrnirt ,possesses little importance. By what is stated in Ore Odessa article. the Russians appear to be making rimy caution to have a powerful navy on the Mack Bea. • • * ODESSA, Stun. 3. We Majesty the Emperor spent the time frost the tlBth Neste Attgescin visiting a town which daily ingresses is prospeney importance, and in viewing the establishments whit* had he t i founded and completed within these few years by the exertions et Admiral r eig. -On the 25th sleek Majesties embarked on bone the Utecha yacht for Nicolajew, where they kneaded to stay tw o days.. They viewed in that taint the Adtnirahy, the even*. dock.ri t rds attached to it, belonging paitly to the Cruwn, partly in Filmic pet An% the lately. erected Observatory, which is well 4r_ wished with the finest instruments, and under the care of an sm e astronomer; the depot of charm, the school Gm pdoes, and h Mimi oithe Malay, whkeh poirsess a bedding simony w i th , by: kit vast mem and its architectural beauty. The Emperor wo, highly grained with the perfect order in which he fiord all theta establishments, esti with the introduction of an . the stow remit inventions. Their Majesties saw two ships of 64 pss kW*. m 'the Admiralty dock yards, and see of 14 Ms lately lawschad from the,yard of IN. Perowsky, where another ship of the same forte WM soon be put on the stocks. In 'nether dock-yard they saw a frigate, a corvette, and some trangsurts. The somber of ships wiik I. the private yards does great credit to the activity of ibeelitien ' m g of the builders. His Majesty was ea menaelypjessed with thelleat improvemeut of Nicolajm o , by i b e cifltion of new badidasis and the wil4rstuteat of th e . 4 Notomgoestagisg the prohibition to earn in hem the parts the black Sea, Mayers of 'corn Midst* to case to Odessa. The reaping is 5.4 slit is the prices in ether comings. Winter ewe was sold lam week at 10 rubles it; copies per chetwen; Maisellr.2s c. The jobleen4lemand higher Prices. On the lot, two ships arrived here undo Anstrianeoloors, both ballast, frog's toostantineple. The Fotioso brig hal been tires week. es the voyage, and the Caste Poreia sin days. Yesterday the Sardinian brig. St. Faionseno, with a carp et various kinds of ewe, sailed for. Constantinople. The Sardinian belie, Maria Louisa, will @inertly sail for Constantinople with rm. chandow. . • THE HAGUE, Sen. 22. The Journiils of the mothern pralqaCea Ana that the marriage 4 the Priapus lhlsriantte take place this year, prishalsty to the loth November. The- preparations making in the Church et that Angootiose taints' dais,. hat she pkcV of the furors reedlike of the pions ample seems to he very uocertain. Some think they vsjil 4o tolfiams.(is Prince Gustavus is lit the Austrian service), 44 wilfonly come to she Netherlands for a few week. in the year; others suppose they will reside alternately here end at Views. EXCHANGES ON LONDON. Sitsvel3.—l! 0; two months, 11 lib. —Dutch fivers, Sips. -. . From the American Papers, received this morning it the North and South American Coffee flaw, to the 2d September . ' }TOM CHILI. Mr. !mots% the British Canal Genpral, has made a strews re prismitation to the Government, vrglog thaw to seed foods to lied. 'bad in the British dills Doris, to pay the dividends doe io Leeds* on the Milan Loans. In consequence, the Gorernanest had sc lerathe gale of silver to the amount of one hundred theomod Jou to . be infested in hills on Loodoo, for she smartie et** loam. ) .QUEBEC, .Au.. 27. Abe tab' weather ot,the latter pan of last week has the husbendinan to begin his labours in several parishes,ot this dilater Tbilenerarreport is that the wheat env will be below swage; tie elitist abet 'wain Mips will Yield mere tamouably. Ferrshß_ t.. 1. t•-.• r• CITY, TWELVE o'CLoca; ,At-Friseett the lest Queen of Poarroac has arrised, at tat. MilaiNlik 10419%. Now the Public arc curious to 'm o w lo bo i s ;the doer with fret tittle NI * J IMMY ; as yet it is a mystery. The tAusaitut i lluilesioe.have created onsk interest in the City ;nu the , hatarrived as head.quartere, we than have a.good sup . Geoids opened at the saute price they kft alif yesterday, sty ..atince which they have tamed arlissa-at ohs aboie prim. .hart, nothing doing, .. • y.4.. 0 -, • t . 1%-tt *- '• -.CITY, .HAI.P.PAitir ONi O'CLOCK. _ _ like -Tbe4nomem Ip.lbp eorstail.,Market, is ,very languid; and the tpatioss during the plude of the morning has eibt been more ibis peti'let. . Creak haste tar;Wutior at sat, and at proettt may be 9ue1b 1 ,.11 1 Mt'. Up.(!. the priawys hour we have notforther istel- Witer . fipest the armies of the Ease; but every boor we guy es. 44t11.10.1 1 Wat 4 Ilttne. domdfitkvartiage, for- the oseeiest . den, s. *lnc cats ,appt oath near estogis .te !Varna to banes* a: breaeff; Lo . • ..shry.bill attempt. to'sgite it by storm, fee Witham dint oe lielsatla they rti!) oat have any. printer quarters, seitimid retreat to the Ainnisec-1 lb., serival of die.iittk Qualm easel* mike safes tioat lu.dte City, as seed a; the Cabioet Council Which 'tato ?Flail! dii‘46-7The Fort* Market toils, preterit period is eairesdil y 4444t0 hi w•PidY sioess4woo is out ogibr Moir, is is warittitsSabies .....Natitstal limed Shares h r s. got up At per Share, abd thi' New ,6* castopspy Shares ore jig .1 I , premium. • ..tr,,,- • .. —aeolisaa—* ‘ll .• . . "' Dispatches from Sir Cliental; &syru p Act*ag Coven deir at Trinidad ; wine this day teccieest at the Colonial effitscin Downing- street'. 1., •-:••, ..z. • , i • ‘• ,: j lgtsuke 91 RAMILTOU hooded . at Ardrossan on Pi i• Ay irateniug, from the island oHlerass a under a taste, and en J %ft24o'4 l ra &it: la canpliment to the Highkoders. his `f: Yrace was dreased in tartan. It is said that the cense u Breuer o it&tie iddittons, and that many insprovessents are a he made ar *redirli Bay.'••• • 106 Y•futertlay a furious bull tossed a child in the mixt . . ;bourboad of Cheyne.walk so dreadfully, that it died a sheet time oci it bed been carried to uhf: hospital. The U MW soled very severely injured an old sue and woman, sod was orotlm4 with greqt dittetfrt. ' . - it' ov:etches were yesterday received at' the Foreign •Striceirnin•Navarin, dated 3th last. Os the oserning of that day tbs.** , 4dmirab had a conference with basset ?acne, who ,atbilittsii tir obligation imposed upon hiss by the Clerreotiso, us evacuate the Mores whenever the wpm ofceaveystice wee' Pro swivel Kadin. ' 'lltictinference was to be meowed so the tib. SatidirY' the Marge: and Marchioness of Lamm*. Islas andshltilanded at Deseghaike, of their roots from opal yard Park, sad Immediately itioceedea to their heauelfsl sae et *Pine Stews;;. is the county of Data. . . Advice ii.uirs Monte Video so the Bth of July have t:ltteet frmiVed , but they are uolespestant. item thing rentebsed the sante as at the date of the preesemarmants, • ' A' hater !tom • Kingston (Jamaica) dated July RC sass—" We learn bj kik "Majesty% ship Misr', from Name. New i sibnsidesoe, that Vice-Athrtirallite Moire I. Eliesting had Air patched the' Kspeigle•tor the coast of CAI. le quest of Statehood the Gmsshopper, and the Nimble sod Pincher schemers, were loetTy to proceed us the same melee." • dire beautifirl Cattle cr. cted by Mr. NAM. at East ' Cowes, and which it was said his AlAililarlf at owe time desired to Arches, has now become the Properti oi Mr. Wass, of North ' cued, th e s lather of the elentists toe tbraty ei London, and new *, me ofiht g st Undu d proprietors its the idle of Wight. u Letters Is use • iiiirnan.f thif.,V4J August, l i me that i'Vreiech ship 6as [nought dispatches there for Cot' taotinople of the *realist istspostance, which is said 10 , r)..tr ro tiir L eescuation of the . Mica by the mots of the anima. sgitiapa. . . - • - . , The tiiermis bay to t 4 se Audio Earl The row oil ss'esarl a .nd' DOI Aug Sir t Lomat tkornini Mr.' tived is end Mu Francis Naopec Orin. Ricliett Dims. Rims* J. Oren W. Tots = ink. 0 'Mt to Till libe T V trot I irst p lily, a teirsid the po unit) t a half a as, soon a 1 1 e gr In t 4* AI pt. UPI etatr e Peers, and tl Caries Bete 1 Cush tirinci by, la of th hich „sigiab Xenia this t , great adt.rt The 1 4s) tb fight emay Tb hoe "U a de Ann glass ~s ec J 1,1 * 4 5 *wit *bic seem NO 'lmmo wow' awl i Ape. Milo pram Ana/ yes • .biss Ii eor d . I• SOM Aldo Pal ' all I Pam &I p Mae ibe • IP* al TI lb, areal . aas ; &AM lb 1 r■ sago made site 1 do