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of tbs. assailants were not only languid, but that there was a.o prospect of the immediate fall of that plate,. In the meantime, the Persians accused to be satisfied with observing, at a very respectable distance, the move. 'inents of the enemy ; and, in the single instance (and that too in a cursory way) that their name is mentioned, it is stated that ABBAS Mania was encamped at ; abort sixty wents distance from the main body of the Russians. No notice, however, is taken of the amount, or quality of the force which the Persian Prince had under his command; and the only thing we know of him is, that be had his camp near Tehon about the middle of July. The way in which his name is introduced is this:—General PASKBWITSCH, having received information on the 9th of July, that on the other side of the Araxes, io a Met of SO wants along the mountains and in the defiles of the river Kiziltehai, there were 1000 families, who desired, to place them- selves under the protection of the Russians, detached Major•Geaeral Baron Saar's, 2d. with eight comp*. vies of infaptry, the Hulan regiment of Serpaukhoff, a regiment of Dun Couacks, with six pieces of light artillery, to assist these families in the execir lion of their design. This service was performed with equal rapidity and success, the Russians having marched 80 vents in 48 hours, over high mountains and steep declivities, without encountering the slightest' resistance, or even getting a sight of the enemy, though within 20 vans of the camp of ABBAS Mania. The 1000 families were safely transported to the Russian or left bank of the Araxes. It is also stated in a report from General SIPIMIIAIIII of the 2d August, that two nibes of the Leoghees,theßotwouches and the Makrakhs, who inhabit the highest summits of the Caucasus, have rules the oath of fidelity to the Emperor of &ULM.— AtiOther tribe, consisting of 600 families, who inhabited the village of Rhouk, on the road to Er ivan, and had fled at the approach of the Russians, sent one of their Elders to General PASZWITSSCH, on the2sth of July, to apprise him that they bad returned to their homes. Thus the Russians, if they cannot bring the troops of the Schah lo an engagement, are detaching portions of his subjects frpm him in rapid succession ; and those they gain they low well bow to keep. This is the substance of the Bulletin, and it chews that the Russians have not much <tow to boast of their achievements and acquisitions. There is also news from Odessa to the 16th ult. in the St. Petersberg4 Journal ; but it does not once mention the affairs of Turkey. It says that vast swarms of locusts bad made their appearance in tht neighbourhood of that city four days before; but that fortunately all the can had been got in, except the maize, which it was feared would suffer much both in that province and beyond the Danube, unless the insects should be drowned in the Danube, towards which they were _carried by the wind. In this emergtnty, an overflow of that river, which had inundated the country, is bailed ass happy event. • . We also received this morning the .disssfetirso Coe. surto the 12th inst. but it contains no news whatever. t►at has not been anticipated through other channels. Besides the Paris Papers, from which extraeti will . - found soder the usual head, there was an arrival last night of Lisbon Gazettes to the Sd inst. The contents of the latter are as tame as possible, yet the Patrons REGENT thinks they are far too bold for any well regu lated community, and has consequently issued her cove. reign mandate, that all the Censors should be dismissed for the criminal leniency they had lately shewn. By another decree, she has announced that the Army of •Operations is to be forthwith dissolved, and that Count VILLA FLOE, whose stern patriotism seems to have melted in the rays of Court favour, is appointed to succeed General &rums, in the military command of the province of Oporto. Li all these proceedings the Runt pretends to be merely actuated by a desire to put down the enemies of the Constitution; and it is only to be regressed, if she be sincere, t►at she mistakes friends foe enemies. Whatever ber motives may be, ber conduct entirely agrees with the wishes, and pro motes the designs, of the Apostolicals ; and, in fact, she has been for some rime the passive, though perhaps unconscious, tool of that pernicious faction. In these Pipers, neither the Emperor PEDRO nor his brother Dan hhoura. is once noticed ; and this omission, consi don the intense interest they both excited, is a clear P►oof of the subjection of the public press, and of the gratuitous displeasure of the INFANTA REGENT. -- le the mean time we are supplied by the Paris Neu with some interesting gossip relative to the Queen Morns*, who, it appears, rises in cons.- Settee and consideration, as the principles she always °Prod and hated, decline. It is stated that all those who now go to Cintra to pay their respects to the 1601 / 4 T. make it a uniform practice to stop for a time half way at Quiluz, to make their court to the Queen 11197 " 18 . The anecdote speaks volumes. Sydney Papers (New South Wales) to the 27th of %web, have arrived. The following art extracts : FROM TER TAM or TER 114 07 REARM From good authority we have heard that somewhat ohm a doses lent natives have been shot in the neighbourhood of flwater's tom They were killed in the act of retreating. laden with Pre' dace els matte held. They attacked the Whites with gears. FROM ICE MATRALIAR or TER 14th ISARCE. 114411 Re the preliminary arrangensests for the cosonseracentent of tks se. Government Idowe have been made. the plan has been se w!** and the buildin g will be proceeded in forthwith. itre have .iwtonit occasion to den ounce the mantas* importatio• bets the ' r ift eulogy of American soar. Americas beef. American pork M Anlericaa tobacco, to the great tajery of setrkfor to any Mal* oldie lateeest of our English merchasits. This trade is becoming ittossiogly injurious to m and the mother country. 4141 Mr. GALLATIN.. the American Minister, and the ~ Minilt•r, .transacted badness yesterday with Viscount u suar and W•se,, at tbe Foray Mk& DOVER, Szrr. IS. _ v . • Ms looming at 10 tecloc • k, Excellency the Mar ! , yds of HOIRMIVAD arrived in the Crusader Post•offict packet, Captain LTIIII4 from Calais, on the termintrios of the special Embassy with which his Excellency was charged, for investing his Majesty the Emperor of Roast's, with the Order of the Garter. His Excellency, after taking refreshmentsit Warcurr's Hotel immediately set out for Loudon. The Right' Hon. J. C. Hitaizs, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with his family, embarked yesterday in the same vessel, for Calais, the wind blowing almost a gale from the west. We have the satisfaction, however, of lemming this morning, that the Crusader made a good passage to Calais, and within two hours and *half. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. _ _ ARRIVALS. • • . General Charlie Palmer, at the Albany; the Earl of liebester, in QM Dorilnitanatree, from a toot • Mr Mark Singleton, Bar t . i n PalOwadlt Onnoral is Brook-street. from Paris; Lady Candies Dries aM fins, at the Duke of St. Alban's, St. James's. mmeo; Mr. and Mrs. Watson, in Peetiatadistaee, from the Cogni sant; Willis and Lady Oak, .at Mioart's Hotel, Lower ' Rrook-etroet, from Ireland ; M. Mayon, Eat, at ditto, from Pads; Getup Hawkins, Esq. at ditto, from Surrey; Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Conroy, an d Family, at ditto, from Tanbridge Welts. • DEPARTURBS. The Duke of Norfolk, from his boom in St. Jame:-smsare, far hie seat,. Farnham, Bury St. lEdmuars; Cosines* De (hey. MS her ho use In Sc. James ..square, far her mat. Putney Heath ; Mar quis of Tavbtoek, yesterday, for Leamington Spa, in Warwickshire ; Sir William Heaths-me, Bart. for • Hunley Park, near Winchester ; the Earl of De la Warr, for Cameo, in Camb ri dgeshire; Sir Arthur Legge. Bart. for Blackheath; Mr. William Haldimand, M.P. fee Seven o.ks ; the Earl of Macclesfield, tor Sherborne Cud., in Oxfordshire ; Earl of Rosalyn, and Ludy Janet St. Clair Erskiot, for Borortghbridge, Yorkshire; Lady Leigh, for Rugby, in War wickshire. THE ARMY. A detachment of the 33d Royal Welch Pus'leers, starched bib Plymouth on Toesday, toem►ark for Portugal A C,oort of Inquiry has been going on for some days, into 'dm, conduct of some Mars of a Regiment in the Cork dlstict...- Lateriedpeper. The depot of the 33th Regiment, haa received orders to proceed from the hie of Wight to Jersey. • MR. HUSKISSON. FROM Tug LIVERPOOL COURIER. It is with no small degree of salisfactioci we perceite the correctness of our anticipations last week, that this borough would not be deprived of the valuable services of our distinguished representative, in consequence of his acceptance of the office of Secretary of State for the War and Colonial Department, to which it is also under stood will be attached the ardyous post of leader in the Commons. This gratifying intelligence that Mr. Hus kisson is still willing to continue his services to Liver. pool, as one of its representatives, was communicated by the Right Honourable Gentleman to our worthy and respected Chief Magistrate last week, by letter, a copy of which we are now enabled to lay before our readers. This decision of Mr. Huskisson is as honourable to him self as it will be satisfactory to all parties. To . Whom, indeed, we might ask, .could the important commercial, interests of Liverpool be more confidently entrusted than to the highly talented statesman, 'who has on all' occasioas ahewn himself so- desirous of promoting the commercial prosperity of the nation at large ? Tb, writ for the election for this borough Will not be issued 'mill after the meeting of rarliAment. The following ism copy of Mr. Huskiston's letter : " Somerset place, Sept. 11127. ° Sti—Tke newspapen wilt have apprised you of my return to You are, probably, aware, that it was hastened by the kreposabie big which the country h as recently sustained. • Sine, my arrival in Undoes, I have bees incommaly occupied by public duties, which, from their urgency and impestanor, claimed my whole mid undiVided attendee. Farther apology, I .am *arc, is un necessary for not baying sooner cedumoodcated with you, or any of cesseksents at Liverpool. The King having deternillied to re cuestruct the Administration from among the Irks& aad kegs*, of hie Majesty's late hunented Minister k graciously pleased his Majesty to conlkie to sae the meals o f Colonial Del phrtment. By my acceptance of them, my mat in the House o Commas* of MOM ) beesate vacant. M Howyrei ardente its lame whichabb New cam, and other public dudes comsechedyilik it, mei hopes upon me, still, under an the reeellietioas erhkelleitsloss q tern is the representation of 'Liverpool with the at Rise ennatas, nothing could la des* me, es the preens valentadly to relinquish a con nection, which, fermi sneer his miqpices, her afforded me 'in may gratifying ogginellihies of ~'tissming the sense which your esdighttineell seNetelle of hie &armor and moinent public services. Ibmobni, Int-Me prevalent' digest. den of the Emma of Lieurpod„ sow mweinks the lees, and Itemensing the stemeary, of Mr. Cmitgan Ow me in the distln. gobbed Muslim of one of their Reponumlealisma shill be the mere vend of the resolved. trust, es . alandat. Is sis world not may a mesibiCatiest of their contimied .attachmant to the princi ples of lir. Canoieg's Administration; bet also of their unshod. alshed confidence that I shall utdformly endeavour to make these priambpies the guide of any public conduct. M he at election cannot take piste till after the meeting of Par. 611111111, It is not secretary for me, I apprehend, to trouble you and tioffrionds at Liverpool further upon the subject at present. I km the bosun to be, &r, your much obliged and very humble unapt, W. H USK I SSON." To . tbe Mayor or Liverpool." The Duke of CLAncnce came to town yesterday awning from his seat in Bushy Park. A number of Naval Olken had audiences of his Royal Highness at the Admiralty.-- Sir G. COMBULN ems of the Lords of the Admiralty, introduced Mr. CCM?. the Ci.o Ragiaser„ to Ike Roy Duke, to lay before Ids Royal Higbee's the plans of the Grand Ship Canal from Leaden to Portsmouth; when his Royal Highness minutely in spected die pleas sad arrangements ammected with this national osohnoking. and was pleased to express the great interest he took in the concern, and, as its Patron, commanded ft to be called 4 ' The Grand Imperial Skip Canal ; ' and further commanded Mr. Comae to consult Sir &WALD 0w.., and the Rogineen of the °abases Department, as to the best situation foe the entrance to ohs Canal at Spit/bead. His Royal Highness left the Admiralty about six o'clock, en his return to Badly. Viscount DUDLEY and WARD, Mr. HUSIRISBOII' s Mr. Ousts. GRANT andand Mr. Wsuarr-Hostrox, visited Tbcount Gewasucz yesterday, at his residence in Downing -street. Mr. STAIILRT is the son of Lord STANLEY, the eldest son of the Earl of Mawr. Mr. Rorascumr, has quite recovered from his late illaVlon. t import of cotton into the port of Liverpool during three days of the present week, from Monday to Wed. ninda , has been very large, when the late period of the season is The heavy arrivals have depressed the price of the staple in a sigh! degree. This morning, about one o'clock, an Elephant, with a rider, was observed in the Strand, proceeding with " Majestic stride" towards the Menagerie, Ewer Cheap. Several imps ' dent persons were using every effort to tease the sagacious animal, and at length one young man went to its tail and twisted it, which caused the animal I. roar tremendously. Continuing to annoy it, -Si was given in custody and taken to the watcbbeuse, white Mr. Came, the proprietor, conducted the animal to its destinatiam This forenoon the young man was brought to Bow-street, and air RXIIIARD Brawny after reprimanding him fpr his misconduct, dis charged him on paying a shilling. Howarth, the Frome burglar, passed through this city this moraine, heavily ironed, in custody of some stosstables. —Brutal Gazette, Sept. 12. !SPORTING • t SNIT ~,„___ • ._ ' ai: ING-ROOM, YATTERSSIset.IImse IS. The Subscribers seemed to be mum knout yesterday on how and when they shood go to the flees, than in betting . them. There was am south bunkum doer. nor'& the from the North appear to hare be of a conclusive minor; the .business was to consequeore flat, and the little docie evidently ler the purpose of squaring books. We can therefore monde "sap the present odds, sod we do so the more fully from this being the last peblic.betting day ist town on the Doncaster Stakes. eIIATITAIGIig STA C/IS. MO/IDAT. 5 to 4 on Mr. Petre's The Colonel. • ST. Loses. ! 11 to 4 apt Mame/uke 33 to 1 gatrapey (taken) 9to 2 eget Granby .5S to I hgehir mibe .10 to 1 apt Matilda 55 to 1 aro It to 1 apt hiedora (taken) 40 to 1 ere 4nt • .14 to 1 apt Reviewer (taken) IS to 1 agst f t • 11l to 1 apt Luna r i a 30 to 1 apt Antilop 30 to 1 test Malek 30 to 1 apt Translative —. 25 to 1 apt Sancho 1000 to to apt Pelican . • • 30 tot apt Means woo to 5 apt Lumley SO to 1 apt Haripwry 1100 to SOO on Manaeluke apt Granby (taken) We are informed that S. Chifney is engaged to ride Mameluke. STITING 111 ST. JAN es's. The following is a statement of the odds up to this morning, on the Great St. Leger, which will be run for on Tuesday next -5 to S art Mamelulte is to 1 apt Lusatia e to 2 apt Granby 20 to I apt Malek 10 to 1 eget Medora 25 10 1 Sid Sale 10 to 1 apt - Matilda 30 to 1 eget Pop*. IS to 1 apt Reviewer 50 to 1 apt any others ABINGDON RACES, Sam 13. Our ruses yesterday were very well attended, being petreialied by the King. whom favourite Siy, Maria, was sett bete be nas. The races were thus—. The Gold Cup, 'aloe 1110 p. Mr. F. Craven's RI Dorado . . P • 1 Mr. Sadler's Jucko . . . • Mr. Palmer names Escape . . The above three started, but Jocko bolted I;t2esihiely s a•• Escape was pulled up, so that El Dorado walked over. • • • The Abingdon Stakes of IS uses each. • Lard Ilemetcharies's Royal Oak . . • 1 Mr. Wise Radclyffe's . 1. Maria (the King's) . . S Mr. Why's Maldonia . . . . . 3 The following paid—Mr. Nkberly's Scamper, Mr. Sadler's Teats, Coismel Russell's Crony, and Br. Forth's Martha, ,-, Sweepstakes of So says. each, for three yr olds. Mr. Coom'be's b. f. by WhaLebooe . . walked over ' The Members' Plate of £5O, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 toes. each; was won by Mr. Sadler's Popinjay, beating Mr. Day's Nita rod, Mr. Bigg's Sunshine, Mr. Palmer's Bradford, and Mr. Sadist's Tears. NORTHAMPTON RACES, Sir, MI The Gold Cup, value 300 gs, the surplus in specie. Twice round. Twelve Subscribers. Colonel Maberly's Monarch, 4 yrs Lord Reeter's Hobgoblin Mr. Papa's hr. c. by Octavio. . . • • The County Plate of 50gs. was not run for. LICHFIELD RACES, Seer. 11. The Staffordshire Stakes of 1141 sou. each, with 36 added by the Ladies, for three yr of, One mile. Pour Subscribers. Mr. Yates's Sharpshooter . • • walked over llas Gold Cup, vale* 100 sows. the remainder ia yetis. Three miles. Mr. Giffard's Leviathan . . • walked ever The King's Plate 100 gs. Heats, four miles. Mr. Mytten's Euphrates . . . Mr. Memo's Ddiller of MansSeld . . . Mr. Beerow's Alecto . Mr. Chem/len Queen of Hsarte . . EXETER RACES, beer, it. Thi Deemedlire Stakes of 25 Goys. each. Siness Subseribers. Once round the Cane. .1161.111wene's Premier . 1 • • . 1 ; Mr. Parker's Fosbiaj . • • . • I lk. Carpenter's Prosody . . I 'This was a most excellent nee. A Tinton, value 100 gs. • The best of three bads, was won in two. Lod Palseenton's Ls:borough • . . 1 1 Me. Stovey's /pito . . . . • . • 2 II Won easy. . . hats of A5O, given by the Members of the County. . • Mr. Jones's Conquest . . . . • 1 Mr. Radcliffe's Lamprenee . . . . 2 The first beat was won in a canter, and for the second, Campine walked over, . 1 . 2 3 . 1 1 . a dr . 5 dr . db. ABERYSTWITII RACSS--Ftsse Dar. Sweepstakes of 10 son. melt. Seventies . Subscribers. Cap_S. Davies's b. m. ) lima • 1 1 . Mr. Powell's ICsiekoaek : . . 1 dk The Goperddan Stakes of t ma each, sad 40 added. Major Parry's els. In. by Soothsayer . . : 1 Captain Davit Mi na pe r .. • . 9 Mr. . r Davises 6 5 Mr. Vivlan's Saso;eh • • • • • 4dr Captain B. Dietes's Maims hi Paso muse in Int, but owing to Saul fading, was not placed. • • Savona Day. The Aberystwiti Stakes of 10 sou. each, and SO added. Mr. Davies's Trooper . . • . 1 1 *Wahl Devies's Maki in Pan* . . • I The Handicap Stakes of b son. each, and 20 added. Mr. Pryses Meg Moraines . . . I 1 1 Four others waned. GLOUCESTER RACES. Gunrooms, Sal. 12.—These Reyes promise onasual sport, and the hones to be ran are brought in with new and unusual alacrity. , The races of this city were dropped tot some years previous to the last summer • but the Gendensen of the county have this time started in go od style, and the two days that are appointed promise the most excellent sport. Booths are erected on the course in cow venlent order, under the arrangement of the Manager; and the following hones are to start— Fos Fume Day.--Olotoeseer Stakes. Subscription 20 soya. loft. and S eoly it start, &c. Capt. A. Berkeley's Edith, 4 yrs Mr. Berkeley's b. c. The Con. Capt. B. B. F. Berkeley's e. Us. stable, 4 yrs too, 6 yrs Mr. Leversage's Nimrod, aged Mr. Canning's Illaria,s yrs Mr. Bodenhant's b. f. by Bus- Col. Webb's Susan, 5 yrs turd, 5 yrs Mr. Philpet's b. h. Yerders, 5 yrs Berkeley Stakes of 10 sows. each, 5 R. Col. Berkeley's Maid of Mans. Capt. Jenner's Warwick, 6 yrs field, 5 yrs Mr. A. Berkeley's Edith, 4 yrs Mr. Waters's b. f by Busk, by Mr. Berkeley's The Constable, Whalsbons 4 yrs Beaufort Stakes. Mr. Sadler's Tears, 4 yrs Mr. Cook's b. c. His Maisaly, ' • -• • Col. Berkeley's Logic, aged 5 yrs Cal. Webb's Pintalooo, 5 yrs Mr. Hardy's b. h. Verdernr,Sime Mr. Wakes Young - &licks, Mr. J. Day's Liston, 6 yri ' 5 yrs Mr. Batley's Prestbury, 5 yrs McGee Day—The Popham Stakes, 10 sort-each, 5 ft. Col. Berkeley's Georgians, 4 yrs I Cdr. Berkeley's Nimrod Cep. Jenner's Warwick, 5 yrs Other horses were subscribed for, but whether dig wM be entered or nor is a matter of doubt. The Danbury Stakes. CoL Berkeley's. The Constable, Mr. J. Day's Beak, by Whale -4 yn bone, 3 yrs Mr. Canning's Pant:sloop, 3 yrs Mr. Cook's b. c. His Majesty, Mr. J. C. G dales Bortlerer,3 yrs 3 yrs Mr. Hyatt'. b. m. Mary, 4 yrs Mr. tiadler's Joko, 4 yrs The Severn Stakes. CoL Berkeley's Creeping Jane, Mr. J: Day's cb. g. The Tartar, aged' 6 yrs Mr. Leversage's Lady Jane.aged Mr. Williams's b. g. Grey Leg, Mr. Hitka's b. m. by Miilda- aged man, aged PARIS RACES. Sunday the Paris Races commenced at the Champ.do.Mars. Count Villele and M. de Syries resided. Five Aran started foe the Daurslo's Plate, which WAS woo by Young Rader, the pro perty of the Count of Narbonne, after two well contested bests. The King's Plate was contested by doe hones. The Prise of 4000 francs was won by Tigress, the property of the Duke d'Esears. The seam. by Matilda, belonging to Mr. Grimwood. Is the in terval between the two last races. a Doollks, Stakes of 1000 franca was run for, and won by Borystheses, the property of Lord Seymour. MATTBIW LANSIIIIO (the Francis Moore of she, Caladium), observes, in hi. law pabileadtw, it tt It you wish to have • shoe of sharable otatertals, you poke the oppw *Mkt' ths swath Si a bax&drisker ; for Ms le wider r e f CORK, Sammie* 10. • ' Daniel formerly desk to Mr. Bello'. Atte,- ney, was committed thli day for Forgery of Mr. B.'s acme. to Bill, to the amount of 50( sad upwards; be wardeseesed after passing a 1204 bill, for which he got ihnineney. -jilfuncuTtair.—Jaines Connell, who was COolliiied it the kite Cork Assizeu of sobbing Mr. Lcse's hoes*, acer poneraile, of tire-arias. was executed on Saturday at e new drop in the county gaol. His conduct in his last moments was such as befitted his awful situation— penitent-for his crimes, and h .ping for mercy. Hewa. bet 21 years old, and has left a wife and three children. —Cork Chronicle. • weegmemfm TATIN roN, Sur. 12. Execurtow.—Yesterday William Kerslake, for bur glary in the dwelling-house of Vincent Stuckey, Et.% of Langport ; Jona Barton, for a robbery on James Bat. lest, at Paddy Fair; William Latehom, fora burglary in the dwelling house of John Wheeler, orWest Pen nard ; and Thomas Wiltshire, for a burglary (in company with Elizabeth 13,x, %ince respited), in the d welling-house of Mr. Wm. Jameson, at L. - Irk-place, Bah. underwent the awful sentence of the law in front of llchetter gaol. Ever since their condemnation they have received the greattst attention from the Key. Mr. Valentine, the Chaplain, from Mr. Hardy, the Keeper. and from the officers of the prison; to all of whom they expressed their gratitude. During the greater part of Thursday night they were in fe r vent p ra y er , an d slept but little. Early in the morning they were conducted to the Chapel, where the Sacrament was administered to them after which praye rs were rea d i n t h e C hape l , as usual , to the whole of the prisoners. At half:past eleven o'clock, the preparations being completed, the unhappy culprits were conducted to the scaffold, where, after join ing in prayer with the Chaplain, at ten minutes before twelve o'clock they were launched into eternity.- 4.atcham add Wiltshire died almost Imm•diately, but Kerslake and Burton seemed to suffer much t they all died truly pertinent.—There were supposed to be nearly 10,000 persons present, to witness the 'melancholy spa tacle.—Dorset and Somerse(Gasette. NAVAL . IN 1 ELLIG ENCE. Tin Mawr. from New Sunk Wake, has arrived off Margate. The Twenlo Sodskende, Bear, from Balboa to Copenhagen, foundered near Scilly loth inst. C rew saved. The Mina, from /Umbra' to Leith, was driven on shore sib inst. Dear Dunbar. The Bast India Company's ship Bridgewater arrived at Bombay the Tila May. Lrvsazooa, Sem IL—Arrived the Nverton, Monson, from St. Vincent's; Thomas. PASOAN; Majestic, Inussarr; and Fes. chat. Wswanis, from New Orleans; Ensile, Hlllll l / 1 .2110115, from Savant's!'; Thomas, RlCallt• Isaac, Huns; and Danube, Ricans free; New York ; Bowes, Bain, from Quebec; Fairfield, Los,.. 11101101111 lathy, —; and True INoe, finis Si. John's. Pianism's. Sere. 19.—Wind W.&W.--Arrived the Camilla, DosposAa, from Smyrna • Henry and Harriet, &tau, from Si. John's, New Brunswick% Elisabeth, Oarnen, from Gallipoli Stammer packet, Surron, from Lisbon, in ten days; and Itosehall, keetia, from Faro. Payseoevu. Sam 12 —Wind S. W.—. Arrived the Semen Dodd, Hu.s., from Prince Edward's Island, in 47 days: Sept. S. lat. 49. 29. long. 9. experienced a heavy gale, and lost top-nuns, yards, mils. and rigging. The Wreak, 10, Captain Dumas, arrived yesterday front Corunna. The tiphynx packet, which arrived at Falmouth on Monday, from Ihrhadors, has brought with her the alters sad crew of the Cynthia, Lieu tenant Want, lately wrecked at that Wand; and who are to be forwarded, we underpand, to this pert, I. be tried by a court-martial fee their conduct ea that °cairns— Remain in Nauseam, the Beiessmie, Ocean, Window Castle, Vic tory, Eclair, Plumper, BraMbie,. and. Bittern ; at the Island, dais Wendt, Nlaingalei sod Berard. Dtat,, Sem 13.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Marble.% Cotaxixer, from Havaiusaki Eine% Falatimm, from Sierra Item; Dominica, from Bahia • and DONOVAN, from Bahia. Ar rived front London th e Harriet, Cassette, for Malta • Cyrus, for the South Seas; and L on d on p ac k et , BAANAV for gretea.—. Arrived the Thalia, from Bengal; and We Britanot;, from ditto. Coat, Stre. 10.—The Several arrived yesterday Moor harbour, alter the extraordinary short passage of 29 hours, against a strong head wind, and having encountered the dreadful gale of Saturday night, which blew with extreme fury for twelve hours. The Superb, which left our river on Saturday, did out proceed to ma, bat very judiciously lay model Camden all eight, till the gale had blown over. The Town of Drogheda encountered the gale on Saturday night, on her pumas. from Dublin to this city ; the ar rived yesterday, having lost a mall pardon of her bulwark.. NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEB.HOUSE. Seamy, Mama 27.—Arrived oa the 274 ult. the Hope, Con ansanan, from Landau 7th August. • fifth.—The Australian Company's ship City of Edinburgh, Cap tain DPlEnt.aa, from Scotland and Ireland; ship Mary Hepe„ Faaatsa, from Liverpool; the cutter Fumy, Stairsow, from Hellen Town. The Albion is expected to sail this day for flatavia,via Hobart Town; also the Midas for Batavia, the Bona Vista Coelho Isle of France, and the Bombay for a, on the lit April Jan Majesty's ship FLY. Captain Wentimatx., obart Town en she 7th July for Trincontalm Item& in Ha Hu Majesty' s skip the Rainbow, the Canballaad. Sisters, nos. Lyn,. mad Rolla; brigs Woodlark , Fame. Welliver), and I natty. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE Sim 14. Altbdogb our supplies combine to arrive sparingly, (bavMs lad bat 1,100 qrs. of Harley, OW qrs. of Oats, and 5,700 sacks a neer) Will we were in a lifeless ware this morning; rum rels.-Loa, line Wheat and Batley support Monday's gesuanou. Small Stens bang scarce, were mach sought after, and higher prices asked. Oata ashy freely at Monday's prices, the arrival being small. In mbar artidee there is no variation. SMITHFIRLD MARKEIT, Sm. 14. Tb. Beef trade 111 W not - Tariedtnat;rlaily - einee .- Monday ; big Mutton is heavy sale. the beet Downs being 4s. CI to 4s. 10d. pee I stone. In Veal and Pork there is little alteration ; and Lamb rs mains wkbin a fraetioa of Monday's priee.—Beasts, 666; libel% 9.720; Pigs, 310; Ghee, 675. Beef, per stone, as. dd. to Ss. Mutton, 4s. is 4s. 10‘.. Veal, Se. to Se. 10d. Pork, 4s. 6d. to. 6s. Lamb, Ia to'llo. itirt•4 l 4 2 7. per Mad, .es 100. to XS ss. Clover, 44 lis. 441. -81222 r, Al 10s. to 42. Toe S )ciety for the Discharge and Relief of Persons imprisoned foe Small Debts have. dorMg tie last Moo* difoloord and roamed from various room 123 persons, ter Me own et 117.51. 3e. Ed. The workmen employed in St. James Palk have now contacted a temporary wooden bridgeaearly across the middle of the Canal, an iron nil-way has bees laid across the bridge, end over that part of the Park leading to the site of Carbon Palace. The workmen have commenced near to the water's ;Wye to ex cavate the ground, la order to enlarge this part of the Canal, and small me-horse carts are now employed to convey the earth away from the south dde of the Canal, along the new iron railway to the improvements which are proerediag where Carlton Palm: stood, for the purpose of forming a terrac e , which is to be called " Water loo-trrace." Cams? a Hoartrau—The materials of the Ancient Hall where the students of Christ's Hospital u s ed to dine, and which was also the scene of their stadium were sold yesterday by public auction on the pre. mists. The demolition of the old hall of this vat& rable structure has been rendered necessary. it is said, from some fears of its stability, and a new hall is at present nearly completed in its place. Tensaw hall is of the pure Gothic, the outside fenced with dabs of grey Portland stone; around the ground story run cloisters supported by Gothic arches in unison with the style of the building. At each end of the hail, which rem nearly north and south, are sq u are towers sty m . - ounted by dwarfspire s an d pin nacles. The ball is caPilbitti dines z from 800 to 700 persons. i' 11' 1# 4 , 4 I 1 1' 11 I