Star. — London, England, 1814-09-26 00:00:00

'l'i•.:.. siAINli aCAIt, tA)N • • • MONDAY`, SEPTEMBER 26, lal4. VIICE o , CKI4 11453..1)Ay AT TWELVE O'CLOCK c ob inii bit* 62—for sitount OW* 6i-5 pot Cam nif 'Omnium, u. 7 71}4.0.-9ond• 9a. Qs. pre. Exchequer Bills as. dis. Is. prolix. We have in another column given the Americo official account of the attack upon Fort Erie, of whie,h w e gave some particulars in our last. Thatoceal. clonal reverses should be experienced on so extended a line of operations, is only what might be expected. The attack upon fort Erie failed from one of those accidents Which sometimes frustrate the best com bined plans, and bade every effort of courage. It appears chit the British soldiers had driven the ene my before them at the point of the bayonet-a-had got into the rear of the redoubt which catered their left Sank, and tarried by esealaiii a bastion on their right, when unfortunately a powder magazine at the latter point exploded, and blew up 200 of our men. That after such an explosion the Molly should succeed in regaining lbs bastion, is not to be wondered at. The American Commander bouts of his siicceset bill the British have no cause for shames What effect may result from this check date Mai shew. Brit we have every hope that the tide of vie. tory will soon Row in its usual channel. The intelli gence that Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE is seriously 'threatening Washington, gives roam to conjecture that the Aitterican levies must be sent to a different quarter than Canada. Let our army once gain pos session of that City, and it is possible that MAMSOII, like BozArAnre, may be driven entirely from power. The Athericans have every reason to detest him—and the idea is not quite improbable that the Northern States Mayentirely separate themselves from the Union, should they once see the possibility of a defensible line being for Med from the Chesapeake to the falls of Niagara. tlo letters have been received by the Jenny, which has arrived at Dartmouth, from Rhode Island, as rtientioued on Saturday, or a least none have as yet been landed ; for we learn that so strict were the or. Viers of the Agent from the Transport Beard at DArtniouth, that no person was seraned to come on board, nor was any one allowed to land frog► the Jenny ; but a boat happening to pass by, some of her crew threW the paper froth her which appeared on Saturd4y. • •.. We have received Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday. Their contents are of. importance. whether we regard them as relating to the internal eennomy of France, or to her external relations with other &fuel. An intemperate spirit of nationality has ova. As* gone knit in Ftattice, by which the justly-ac .4lll6nd SPISCUOU of England is sought to be humbled. We ivied net now refer to the ankles manufactured by Primes at Paris, but said to originate in Ger man'', In whildt the English radon is marked eat as ell object or jealottay..for we hive in the proceedings of the Charnher of Deputies ahnoit daily evidence . of a revitring spirit of Animosity against this country. On the subject of the Petition of the Manufactuters of Rosen to prohibit Efitish inknufaetures, much abuse was toVertlY dealt out against this country, and hints were given that a commercial treaty Which should place France and England on the footing of 1788, would be War ender the diguiSe of Peace. .A debate on the subject of Naturalization tailed foith no less - mischievous ebelnedns of national pride Every man, of whatever nation, Who terred tinder the eagles of the Great NAOLIIONI is to enjoy the ',.privileget of a French citizen 1 We wish the Fiench of this accession to his population, but we apprehend tie Will be slow to accept of 'the iervieek of such i motley groupe of desperadoel ai it is. 41 *•••-htleis the object of Messri. %mot:Anti and' FieotnenCum to add to his army. The 'cession of Belgium to Holland lilt eiridently eicited Mitch ill-will; and it is in fact with a slew to m eke an ntteratt at distill-13:n; the peace of Ettrope In that quarter, t h e amendments to cid kiturali. i.ltios Bill aie . The King we ttnik, Will have the Errnncs to reject them. A wicked artist, soda sr,. btad of Augsburg,: threateas us with a isew tairritinte coalition egainit as.- This is to stupid.A fabkfcation for a Frenchmen.— It must have been hatched by some of the block heads from Americo, Who sic now dancing attend .ince at Ghent, and who wimaid lain be iiivivd to the Congress at Vienna to patch up this new armed mu.: t rolity. 13011 A PARTS 13 threatened with bring Dusted frets Elba : the rithtfidarPerts of that Leland now dentaad it back, and the fallen hem net Seel for now 1::C11, VAR'S, fEPTEMBER at ia :he Chansh.:r of Deputies on Thursday, K An'aranitty brought forward a motion on the subjeet of the Spanish nistaties in France, who, b' a recent Decree of FElailialiD, %%ere probihited from returning w Spain. Those lwWing military rank had already been provided for by having their pay contlnued by the French Government, and it was the object of M. MORTARIEU'S motion to extend this benevolence to those in the civil strike of Spain. The notion was ordered to be taken into consideration. A Petition :laving been presented from the manufacturers of Rouen, praying the prohibition of English cotton cods, and to take of certain of the Royal duties on • . "'reach goods #' this description. the. Committee to y whom it was referred teport, that the famer demand should be transmitted to Government, bet thit the latter (the taking off certa i n duties) carnal be en tertained. Tee r.mpreu of Russia arrived on the 12th of this . . . month, at six in the e ven i ng , a t Nymphenburgh, where she was received by the King, the Queen of Bavaria, and the whole Court, who went there in great ceremony. The letters from Vienna announce, that it appears certain that there *ill be preliminary negotiations be tween the Plenipotentiaries of the Great Sovereigns at &deli, near Vienna, in the Hotel of Prince Met ternich. These negotiations will IMt only . eight days, when the Congress will infallibly be opened. The Pope, it is said, will lay before the bepUties to the Congress, a plan of orfanixation for the Church of Germany. The Freemasons, and those suspected of being Free-masons, are prosecuted at Rome with a zeal which every day increases. AUGSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 16. It is said that three Powers threaten the island of Elba : the King of Spain demands that part of the island in 'Mich the city of Longono is situated. be cause it formerly belonged to Spain ; the Grand Duke of Tuscany demands that part which formerly atknowledged the sovereignty of Florence; and the true Prince of Piombino claims the rest. In one of our public Journals we read as follows : " Perhaps it was wrong to suppress in 1774 the Order of the Jesuits, instead of reforming it ; but it is much worse to re-establish it in 1814. This is the opinion of the most enlightened Catholics. Now-a•days we shall have nothing bat the name and the gown of the ancient Jesuits; we shall look for their talents in vain." BASLE, SEPTEMBER is. The Diet of the Helvetic Cantons has notninated, as the Representatives to Congress, M. RAnhard, First Burgomaster of Zurich, and President of the General Diet ; M. Vinland, also Burgomaster of our city ; and M. de Montavach, Avoyer of Fribourg. This deputation will instantly set out for its destina tion. Several Cantons send particular deputations. That of Berne has nominated M. de Mulineu the Second Avoyer. FLORENCE, The old system of weights and measures has been restored in the Cities of this Grad Duchy : the deci mal system alone will be continued as being at pre sent most generally in use in commercial relations, and most adapted to the money system. PRIVATE LETTER. ItRA.NKPOR r, SEP TIMBER ts. A multitude of travellers of an illustrious descrip• tion continue to pass through this city, on their route di Vienna. The Prince of Hesse set off yesterday for that city, and Lord Claucarty, the British Mini. ster to Holland, arrived here to-day, on the same route. Lord Glenbervie and Lady Charlotte Lindsay, the last of whom is attendant on the Princess of Wales, is arrived here. Such a bustle has never been known to have oc curred in the memory of any person as at the present fairs, and a vast deal of British goods have been sold. Some persons have stocked their shops and sold the articles three times over. Velveteens have been much inquired after. Some British persons, connected with Government, are here on a political errand. A number of Prussian troops are here at present. People here rejoice at the idea entertained of it being in contemplation to make Mentz a fret tity.— Fran kfort is all alive at present.—Exchange very high. Two Gottenbtirgh Mail; arrived this morning. The following is the only intelligence they bring : " GO ITENBURGH, SEPTEMBER Is. " Accounts from Norway state, that it is every one's wish there that the Diet should be assembled AS soi.n As possible, in order to have every thing ar ranged, and a proper Constitution, formed according to the laws of Sweden and Norway. The King, Queen, and Princt clscar, arrived here on Wednesday last; and are expected to remain some weeks. A grand ball has been given by the Burghers to their Majesties, at which above one thou s.attd persons were present. •ai 'The Crown Prince is exiected on Sundiy or Monday neat." Situr, 'day, at two o'clock, his Royal 1-lighieit the Paltax RECENT held a Court at Carlton-hoast. The Chevalier Sm.:mulct was introduced .to his Royal Highness by tfje POrtugnese Ambassador and Earl Barnuiter, in the absence of Viscoutit CASTLEREAGH, upon being appented to the Calues' at Vienna to represent the Prince Regent or Poartiont.. 'His EC cellency was hollowed with a closet. audience of the PRIN.= ) and took leaie of his Royal Highness pre vious to his departure for Vienna. The PRINCE ItRUENT held a Privy Council,. which was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOOR, the Earl of Ltrearow., Viscount Binstourn, Earl Lin!now, Viscount Mu -Wu!, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE QUER. the Right Hon. WILLIAM WELLESLEY POLE, and SirCuanuatifirawanT, K.B. who was introduced with the usual forms, sworn in Membet, and took his seat at the Board. Th e Ri g h t H on . Si r C HARLES STEWART. K.B. as Ambassador to the Sovereign Prince cf the NirriesteueNus, and the Right Hon. WILLIAM Wei.t.e.stiv Pot,a, kissed hands on their appointments to the Embassy, and to the Mastership of the Mint. This morning was marrieti, at St. Clement Dana; by the Rev. Dr. GURNEY, Mr. FOREMAN, to HA et nivr, fifth daughter cf the late JouN DAWSON. Esq. of Mossley Hi 4, near Liverpool. Tuesday 500 American prisoners arrived at Ports. mouth in the la Hogr, Chesapeake, and Orpheus, the Halif‘tt ptisou•ship being qu►te iIzfPAL 11421 4 L1QZ10211. . • - r4L. otn# t s , • • - The Duke-Of Kent P 4c k e f, cu. ,Libbod3 and di• Lilry Wellington 'socket. for Gibraltar and 'Alta. aft rat , into the Roads. The brig_CurkatFice. from St. D unin i go tor London s• and a Maltese prig, from Malta fur London, passed up Channel yesterday I .the' latter was hoarded- seven days hence off Cape Finis terse; b).the Lion American priirateer, and plundered of all her stores, tic. Theprivateer wily lett her tour days provisions.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER as. • . Arrived the °Horns sloop nf war, with a fleet tin der convoy, from Bourdeaua i . Yhmostun, 74, with a fleet of light transports, from Quebec in SV days s the greater part of the transports passed up Channel for Portsmouth. i • Serrnsma 24.—Arrived the pPossuar "dory of war, with six sail, froth Bourdeaoit. DEAL, SEPTEMBER as. • Came down from . the River his Majesty's ships GLASGOW and Mywriet, and =ailed, for Portsmouth Sailed his Majesty's ships Scum' ea, for Portsmouth 1 and MERMAID and StftoausoLo, for Sheerness. R - main a fleet of transports, irons Gibraltar and Cadiz* waiting for orders, and a division of transports, b 'und to Portsmouth, detained by contrary winds. Arrived the British Queen transport, from Ostend. Wind S. W. HARWICH, REP TEMBER 25. Arrived yesterday the Lady Nepcin packet, with a mail from Holland.—Sailed the Loid Ne:son pac ket, with a mail for Gilmsltar ; the Earl Leicestes packet, for Holland ; and the Phoenix packet, for Cuxhaven.—Arrived to-day the Oliver, Mary, and Venus transports, from the Downs.—Wind S. W. CORK, SEPTEMBER 21. Monday arrived the URGENT, Capt. rITZNIAURICE. with trampoits, last Iran Portsmouth, having the Galway Militia on board, from Dover. The South Down and Derry sailed before them. The SvISELLit frigate spoke the UROZNT, and, it is said, informed Captain F. • that she had a Messenger bound from America, the bearer of dispatches of a pacific nature. Arrived yesterday, the JASON, Hon. Captain KING ; BLOODHOUND, BANTLRIR, FORRESTER, and ECLAIR, from a cruize. Arrived to day, the CASTILIAN from a cruize. The N. S. Del Carmen, Portuguese ship, arrived here on Saturday—she was captured at the Western Islands by the CALYPSO sloop of war, under very suspicious circumstances, who put nu.r. On board, and sent her far England. On the I;th she was cap. tured, 15 leagues to the S.W. of Cape Clear, by the Chasseur, American privateer, who, alter taking out a large quantity of opium, &e. gave her up, and put some of the Atlanta's crew on board, previously taken by the privateer, who compelled the Portuguese Captain to put in here. They were spoke with atter- wards by his Majesty's ship Ertiatua. The Chasseur was 25 days from New York, and had made eleven prizes —sailed uncommonly fast—..sent six of her prizes for America. The outward-bounds Fleets remain as per last. GRAVESEND; SEPTEMBER SI. Arrived the Loyalht, Pat kin', from °madam:re; Sitm.tel Bea nett, Walker, from Jamaica; David :11,1.‘; Cisigle, irons Sun ham; Cumberland, Vaux, from Trinidad; Vrow Caiturina, Smitt, from Gron,:ingen; Duke of Eleduaril, Stronshilt, from Rouen; Eenjam:n Shaw, Newf., from Demarati ; Jour) Western, Loader, from Guadaioupet Lushangt on, Matt-, mom ouritiarst; Hawthorn, More, from St. Vincent. ; Mary, ..:apes, from Co bago; Seblla,Knight, from St. Lucia; Prauch:as, °lett. from St. Domingo ; Indus, Callender, from Jamaica; Prince Frederick, Ludwig, from Bremen ; 'Clog George., Westetbury, from Rouen ; Esmaralda, Petilenick, true Gone; AlFetrosa, Harrison, front Quebec; Triends, Pniniett, from Hambuigh; Nep.tutus, Kra • ner, from Groningen; Oidmar, from Ostisul ; Dolpta, Tallack, from Havre• l Hope, D ' ort from Rotterdam ; tasty, Myth, from Uremei; acurnte lieuleiror, from Curunna ; Jo ' aunt, Zano, from ltilboa; Bead, from Lisbon ; and kkochelle, Barker, from II lboa. Sailed the John Andel son, Cummilis, for °steads; Active, Kroger, for Eldneur; Free sr+- ton, Outhert, for Haniburgli ; Will ant , Lirtklatec , for leucrific ; aad Hoop, Kam, for RotteP.AIII. . - DISTRIBU I'ION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Naval Expedition against the Isla of 1'111114;c, the 27th inst. at 13 Great Geurge-street, Westminster. The Navy and Army composing the Expedition igainst Gua deloupe, the Sd October, at tit, Clement's Inn. Scrap, for the Neptunus, the 28td ins:. on board, at Ports mouth; recalled at 42, St. M.ry'►-street, there. Imperieuse, for Madonna del Carmine, Fortuna, and Nebren konioaa, to-morrow, at Tt, li:sea-btract. Early on Friday morning the Gun:Cowen, of 74, Captain R. WILLIAM; passed by Portsmouth from the Leeward Islands, with the trade fur London, which sailed from lit. Thomas's on the Ist ultimo. The Monate, Capt. De COURCY, parted with the ships for the Bristol Channel some days since. The convoy consisted of sixty sail; and every ship is arriied safe. The GLOUCESTER fell in with four American priva , leers on the passage, but by a very careful attention to her charge, they were. prevented from doing any mischief to the ships--one of them a large schooner. he RHIN, Captain Commrs Mauxocsx, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday morning, from Jamaica.— She left Negril Bay on the '26th of July, with the last convoy for the season, consisting of 48 merchantmen, in company with the Watnitroti, 74, Lord Viscount Tonnixotso, and SAPP/lIRE, Captain ; the former passed on with the ships for the liver; the latter parted fur the Bristol Channel. The TACIIINICT, ROTA, IlAd CARNATION accompanied the Meet as fir as the Western Islands, where they would cruise during the hurricane mon t h s a t J ama i ca . Th e Rhin lost IS seamen on the passage by fever, which was produced by hot deleterious blasts in the Gulf of Florida. Captain HAvNEsi, promoted from the SAP mime, came passenger in the RHIN. Tuesday, the American frigate Chesapeake, which was so gallantly captirred some time since by Sir PHILIP &nits, and the SriAmNos's brave Ottccrs and crew, arrived at Portsmouth, from Halifax. Captain BURDETT (late a the MAIDSTONE) has brought her to England. She sailed in company with 14 Hoouc, of 74 guns, Hon. Captain CAPRI. ; ORPHLUS. Cap tain .FahlAN ; and Uniarir, Captain DI.NN, on the 21st ult. which skips had a convoy of vessels in charge. The Imam parted company with the con voy off Ireland, except five trapports, which arrived at Portsmouth. These ships have been actively em ployed since the ci.mnimcement of the war with America. Captain Bunotre p in the MAIDSTONE, has alone capturei and destroyed 300 sail of vessels on the . Ametican coast. The Hon. Capt. PAGET came twine in la Hoceut. The lion. Rear Admiral HENRY HOTIIAM has his flag flying in the Sursits, which is now contra waled by Captain J. A. Gotto•N, late of the Caitiginuara ARArr. the CAlway Militia and Part of the 42,1 girnent Cure arrived At Cork front Portsmouth. • • RAVI/Miff, A U0.6.-4iie MO.jettY) psHitt str.s, Captain Pater, and the CauftoK, of YO guns, Captains &tomtit, arrived here on this, fith.instant with fir.: or six hundred men, under the command of C.lorot Nittrou t and proteeded resterday morning for dea neighbourhood of New Orlea.ns. SfR 1014 N MURRAY. curs or The Caisson To in osinattatria aciatteir arrtiTes atA siT-ostisitAL Su Jess Y , RAI I ike &c sk.c. 1. for kanding;kr ra j odoating on sh when landed, b.l green the 7th and the filth of luta, oar Tetragon,* :are q :as* :y of tomtit artillery, ammunition, ani stores, wows be had ,;,.in-1 son to believe that no real benefit would be derivml far 10 or IS days as to producing tie tag ni t ar ag an by these meaosi.and when he bad eadvud informati,,n, which lie believed, tl.4t long before that tame a superior torte of the enemy would be near ism, and was aware that the siege ten t thee be iihindotutd; knowing at the woo time thereat and denier. at end. az a sudden re-embarkation On that can t;+—ouch elandue. being kigki* enmilhary and *saint the sp of his lretreeti ess. id. For neglect of duty, and dlti.ltediestcl of 'h. express vre'ta. ten ord•xs of his Excellency Field•Niarshal the Marquis of Wae• hlis re., the Cammander of his Alajesty`a &me in the pen's. -ula, by not immediately re-tinbark-iis the whole of the forces midis his command, +vier he mid detertniued to tat e and had actually raised the, siege of Tarragona, and return:us o in order to a•sist §panish aratie, in that Priisitic.-, hi &muting the p4s;t.ons which they in ;ht I . acquired there 3d. For ntislect of in hastily re-embarking the forces us. der his command witlio6t any previous preistatiens or arrange. mem, ai.d thus prcci,.itately ab.u.dotti4g a tontitierable quantity of artillery, storts, anti tinimunitito, about tvth o: !nue, vein; near Tarragona, when be was s far from be.itg cotnpel.ed to this de:radios measure, the inimed ate arproto;:i of an, t.:4 s. rior forte, or by any othcr suelcient cattse,jhat by du.: r.to;; less, and tumult, the greater part, if out the whige t itg6l - .: have bolo Liu:mated in safeti , ; Admiral liettowas.t., who wait at the Ithne on duty at the station, engaging to rifest the ssine: --stab conduct being highly to the prejudice of Vats serske, and detri. mental to the British military ci erecter. (Sighed) 11w M PA Li xuAm, At F. Bernina Lae rum. Isq. D. ctruty Joke Ad cocate. (LY AUTHURI tiTitAct 01 A Ci ma/LAM 14,Ttelt /11•• N 1 *tr. sirilirr• TO.III ".V.Sit TO Til t COLONLL'S UA I Lu ALA,. 12. kaiNce RcCLN r Lasing 'Alai into his gracim, clod. aeration, the diringeldied Landect of the Lfßesr. of the Army ill the Course of the War which bat beer recently britizi , ! to so honouraWe a termination, has herb pleased, in the name. ar i l oa the behalf of his Majesty, to order, that an luaell3o shall be made its the rates of Half pay, to the OlOcers of the Line w:r> may be redorad upon the furmattots cf a Pc4Cit Establishmert ; or who may have beta placed un Half.p.iy in the co u r t * iht the isteWar , on account of wounds or inEren Its contrived Upon service." N. /3. By the tertra “ late War" Is to be understood, the wile which commenced l ith rebruary, I ;OS, the dare of his 111. je-ty's Order in Condi, granting general Reprise!, agal..st SCALE OF 1 1 / 1 1 NEW RATES or LIALS PAY. New kern of low:ince it lie I of t!,e presto. Rates of Half Pay. Calorie!. not betas a General ()nicer Lieutenant Colonel Msjur . Captain I .iCutt:nlitt Ditto of tufantry, if commissionr4 seven years 7 .3 a Itirtaretuult iu the Rog ulas Arni y. Conirt - - Ervign - rimental Quarter ' A r. 1 1 O Ig 01 o u 6 1 41 7 . 6 0► 6 0 O S 4 Dragoon (;uus Jr O 2 4 1 4) 0 0 O 1 IS► NiaArr Res. or Staff Surgeon Reg. or Staff Assistant iurgasa • O 11 0 O 6 u Drago , •n,l u s cl O 0 ii O 4 O 7 '. 'nfaivry of t'we Lae. A. n 14 U IL P u 4 U 0 4 0 0 0 •, 3 0 J I • 0 7 • ?resent daft) Rawl a: Halt-i.ay. Dragoon Quads or lo.aitry of cht Line. IDratroons flinown 8. 0 IS O 10 U O 1 0 O 5 0 , O 8 0 O 0 Q ▪ ?. • 0 01 O 2 c O 6 1 l ie I. d i o 15 t 0 12 • 0 10 P 7 r, I 0 4 • 0 o DMo•rtoNs. 6 SEPTENBUR 24, 1814. 24 Regiment of Dragoonss—Lleutenaht James Weals's, from half-pay of thp Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Urquhart, who exchanges. 234 Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lleutennot Baeb e g nn Di sney , from hilf-pav of tidal-tea Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice ICoevett„ who eachnoges. 324 Reglaneut of Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Rose to be Captain of a Company, wltliont put:lane, vice Paty, promoted ma the Portuguese Sta/E 96th Ditto—Yoh:weer Edipar4 Ingram, from the 82d Foot, to be Fuego, without purchase, vice Taylor, promoted. 46th Dittn—Williant Abbott, Gent. to be Ensign, without chase, vice Hunt, appointed to the 115th Foot. 634 Ditto--,Etesign Henry Nicholls to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Aubin, promoted lis the Regiment of Milano. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant Augustus Frederick Waste from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, wi t h ou t purest's, vice Keogh, cashiered. 93d Ditto--Estaign Richard Connop, from the fOth Foot, to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Muirhead, promoted. 95th Dimon—Assistant-Sugimoto' Robert Scott, from the half-pay of the Royal Waggon Trap, to he Assistant•Surgeou, vice Sankey, who melanges. York Ciiaastues-74.j.ir John Fwart, from the Royal York Ran. gets, to be Lieuttuant-C01.m.1, without purchase; and Maj , ,r George Dean, front half pay of a Provisional licalion of Mi litia, to be Major, vice Duke, Who exchanges. I • 3 E. TARY PI 0 4 cr • 4 0 rA R OFII REMARKABLY S MONO. ACI 1,14 yoUNO CAVALRY lions:La.—To be Sold by Auction, by Mr. BATTER,. on Wednesday next, September 28, 1814; at Elevea o'Clock in the miming, at the Market PI ice, New ark, Nottinghamshire, Forty-nne strong, boney. tine Horses, belonging t o his Ivlaj scy'i 6th, or Inni sklbng Drigoons ; al s o several Horses belonging to Officers. To be viewed on the morning of de.-- The above imt bLing cast horse., are sold in come guence of the reducti ai cf the corps ; they are of a supenor description, retrial kabiy strong, active, a:l3 young, in high condition, and are well worthy the attenion of gentlemen, dealers, farmers, post and - coach masters, &c. &c. CORN EXCHAN4II, M.NRIC LANE. SEPTEMBER 101.11 Ilse suppi.esof lsrrgLsh Wheat were eon,iderditie 1.1 is Moro. chitty of this year's growth, atol of awl anti nary q ai ty, that the ilea er pert rentatus unsold. Eh airtv.tis nt t reiga heat were very large, and a reduction tt es per g..arter k place in that ut fit.e quality. Ulu, were is SOU 4 0.41., 1 , , sri4 having many turns, supported lot P4stutlay's pric.s 'teas are p r quarter c rater. In other Articit nn .1 nitwits. • )411 tit lELL) MAPKii r, SEP rEMBER Ste. iss od to 6s W. bra, 6 t, 7 g 4 Must...ta 6s ud to 6. ct I ed go 7 6 id I..tintr 61 tad to 7s U. Cattle at 14.rket. ' Ilan* =s9—Sbeep a 4 Lasib• with, -. .