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Thomas's, having gestrellea with his second in com mand. 1-lis late army hid marched to the interi , l, and j. , in-d General Pier, who had lately reduced the city 0' Au • by ihsolnte st treaties. Admiral Ibion tile trolls Margaretta previous to the soark on th !place by the Royalists, to blockade the Oronnko river—he took all his naval force with him, which, accordinc to some accounts, consisted of 22 sail, but it is certain he stopped off Grenada, for provisions, with 17 sail, among them three heavy brics. Recent :recounts horn Trinadad stated, tnat nil& sail f his fleet were cruizing in the Gulph of between Trinadadi and the Otonoke. CHARLESTON, JULY 21 M,:pr Champlin, late a Quarter-IlTaste, in the linked &ate,. ...rid the Officer who led oriSie Gregor M , Gle g or's attack against Amelia, has been appre herd t The Disicict Court had held him to bail, with two securities, in the sum of 4,000 dollars, for his appearance at the next skiing thereof, but it is generally %opposed lie will not appear, and that M'Gregor will pay the money. PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL M,GREGOR. " Sir Carona MiGarcox, General Brigadier of the United Provinces of New Grenada and Valeocia,Scc duly commis aimed by the Supreme Uoveniment o Mexico and Sou h America &c. &c• " inhabitants of the Northern and Western D btr vs of East Florida— the evacuation of Fort Nicholas by the Spanish Forces, on the Stoi of •his month hat placed the adjacent terri tory ander the contriad and swots etion of the indep-ndent Go vernment. I lose an time on assuring you of the enjoyment of your civil lib-rty, tie preservation of your rights, and the pro tection of your property. - I would eaten.' to all those peace Ve citizens living on or a.ljoinotg the warn ',lSt John% and bt. Mary's Rivers, and the island and c.a.c rtes in creating all the advantages to he derived from el e thi►d and fourth Articles of the CapitulAktte of the 29th June, m• the surrender elf thi place. I .rt not a fear of rapine or sruil /hive into oppo-ition of dimes, the w• II disposed inhabi• rants of Florida. Other an more glorious motives impelled those who fight in the came of liberty. " Continue to evince your Itiendly dives thin by remaining ( pier", ar your bonus. In the xercise of your domestic emp'oy menus, and sock ce duet will ensure ►ts reward. Join not the ranksof your intim. a nor ail them again 4 us, or you will be Ma in in. spit *Wiry, and your Person and proierty must share .r fa.. Rely on these assurances of candour and truth. Do not e mpel us to be foci: io those whom we would embrace as brother:' (61Sve " Jr. Si Yarsaartate, Secretary. " Head. qua sttr, Nc.nandlna. J..ly 12, 1217." The subject f deliberation among the Diplomatic water driiikers at Carlsbad - for delibeta tion of a political kind. it is still insisted tittle has been' though not perkips invested with all the formality of a regular Congress—is now said to have been, n•.t the preservatio►. t the Spanish, bur— tie partition of the Tarktrh rioninions It is stated, that to induce Austria to join t..e spoliation, she had bren -offered the pro ♦inces i f Albania. Servie, and Bosnia, and that the late c!is,ioii Canitnl Gamines into Servi 4, by which he lost his life. had an intimate connection with the design. Some difficulties, it seems, however, were started by others of he Powers which e' cannot kret over,"—and so, "for the present," this notable prdject has been laid asleep, almost as coin as it is coaceived. —The ►act we veril► believe is, that the story, from first t.. last, is an entire fiction, and never had any other foundation, than in fiat dearth of real events— or more properly speaking of real calamity—which is ever sure to set the genius f mischief at work, to agitate, by false and evil-stirring rumours, that tran quillity which it would fain, but sickens to find it cannot destroy. With respect, in the first place, to the only one matter of fact which is made subservient to the veri.imilitade of this fancied scheme of parti tion—it is quite certain, that so far from Curtin Gconatis having gone iato Silvia, under tto direc tion, acid to serve certain views of Austriei:,he went thither in direct opposition to most poritiie iojunc tions issued by the Austrian Government, to prevent his crossing into the Tuekish territories. In i late article from Vienna, it was stated, that as soon as the Austrian Gi.vernment received intelli gence that Gaoaoas had come into Gallicia from Russia, orders were immediately issued to the pro- 1 per authorities to keep the strictest watch over him, and on no account to allow him to pass into Turkey through the Austrian territories ; and'that it was by false passports he had found means to evade the vigi lance of the Authorities, and cross the Danube into Sonia. So much, then, for the mission of Cann Guar:in--the only real circumstance in the case. And as to the political grounds on which this scheme of partition may be supposed to rest, we presume it is unnecessary to say much. Russia—for it is Russia, which is always pointed to as the great mover in the business, made, we are told, a peace with Turkey, which was, disadvantageous, because 't forced Russia to surrender so many square leagues of territory. But what is territory to Russia ?. Are not her dominions already by far too widely extended ? Does not this empire already groan under its un wieldy bulk; and for what should farter useless territory be desir,d, of no strert§th ? The a wandizement of Russia lies ila4ei t tliera . d aorhertic improvement; her poiicy is to Ciatiiite -ant ber own half-desert territories, in place 8f desolating those of other countries; to enlighten her own half oyhar, us population ; to train diem to industry and to the arts of civil lite.; to improve the structure of society within her err Ore by emancipating the great bass o f the Comoro, mLy from oppressive bondage; and by thus subst!it.Lioig for the coats ma s terials which (DRU M the different orders et Lit- subjects, those mid relations which prevail in more enlightened communities, and which, by softening harsh &tine: time, and breaking down the barriers which separate dif•rent classes, have imparted to modern saciety its moils tone and c Inuring. By pursni.ig those cts Russia will be truly great, and will acquire more real and durahle p wer than by projects of fo reign conquest, while si , e will teach her subjects paci fic habits, and will thus give tie world sane addi tional security for the continuance of that peace which is so necessary to repair the mischief occasioned by the recently-concluded wars Mr ADAMS, the American Minister. arrived in New York on the 6th Jone. by the ship Washington Satur.fay the noels, Captain HENDERSON, sailed from Porrsentiutii for Weymouth, for the purpose at &lending the Duke and Duchess of Ghoucesven. triday a Meeting of the Co. tv of Norihumber• land w ab held at the Moot-Hall, Newcastle, when the project t cutting a Canal between Newcastle and the Solway Frith, was agreed to instead of the railway which had been proposed.—Upwards of £lOOO were subscribed alter the Meeting. Commodore Sir JAMes LUCAS Yen arrived on SS. turd ty evening at Portsmouth, in the INCONSTANT 'r gate, from the command on the coast of Airic i, and, no ..tichnestig, saluted Sir EDWARD Tullius ettovota's flag, which was returned by vir QUEEN CIIARL ITE. Die INCONSTANT left Cape Coast. 1 at M„ ; Barb:Woes, Ist Jobe I Jamaica, 2lsi July; Hava ,11. 29 h July; and New York, 10th August. She landed 200.000 dollars at the Havannah ; 6mo 00 at N 'M York; and has brought 1,100.000 to consigned to Brit sh merchants: the wh le was ~ .ken on a iard at Port Royal. The SALI SUET, ACTIVE, LARNE. PRIMROSE, and RIFLEMAN. were Left at P rt Royal. The ACTIVE was to sail io a dal . 'or two for Engi snd, to he p off. The PIQUE. ,Captain MACKELLAE. was gone to Santa Martha, ior specie; the Tvitiatra, Captain POPHAM ; Ind the BEA VER. FELIX were crurzing on the Spanish Main the :IHeaftwarett, Captain RoWLEY. was at New reovidi-nce. Captain N. Dun hid been ap pat..ted to thi- RI/LEMAN. and Captain FELL: VP Vie BEAVER. The INDONSTANT had little c. , mrnunie ttion with the shore at New York, as the Atnericalispiaced her under a sort of hali•quarantine during the few days she remained there. The only ship of war there Was the °lnman sloop, which was about to proceed to Charleston. The troops and ships at Jamaica were both very healthy I the 4 1IttcotisTANT has not lint 4 I man since she left Engl d. host. Mus. Wyatt.L. —The circumstances of the tatAl Accident which occasioned the death en Kt.. MEYNULL, ha•► been inaccurately stated. l'he inning 1, 'ht coot., u Account : " FATAL ACCUIIIIIIT !—On Saturday hit the Honourable Mrs. Maritima, of Hoag crags, in the paris h of YosaLl, staffurd shire, was airing an t•er gig, the bore unfortunate y fell, which occasioned her Ladyship in h. thrown therefrom, and though the beat medical aid was immediately procured, she lingered till the nest morning, when she died!" Mrs. Msgyrr co heiress with the Marchioness 01 HICiaIoRD to the property of the late Land Vis. coo est Iowa:. Mr. and Mrs. Courts gave a splendid dinner to a large party of distinction on Saturday, at their house in lice 'dilly. The dessert was the richest and most delicious seen in the west end of the town this season. Although their own gardens are very fine, no huh of their produce is introduced at their table except melons. Esuntsu Oeuto-Honsa.—This Theatre has been very newer Jusly attended last week. Among the distinguished company we noticed the following, with tog parties: Marquis Chain:sondeley, Marquis of Worcester, Lord Essex, Lord Alveolar, Dowager Countess of Essex, Countess of Boob*. rough, Mrs Rigby, Ladies Ann Wpdhans, Dashwood /Mg, Morns Gore, Clare, Mrs. Batter Dan era, Hon. Mrs. Face, Mrs Ricketts, Lady Cheering, he. The following is a List 44 part of the Company at the magnificent Entertainment given at Blenheim : Dowager Countess of Galloway, Lord and Lady Clonmell and two Ladies Greedier, Lord C. Spencer and three Miss Spencers. Bishop of Oxford, Hon. General and Mrs. St. ohn ' Hob. Mr. and Mrs. Kier, sir Henry and Mies Da,hwood, sir Henry and Lady Porter', Lady Gardiner and MI.. Newcome, Sir J. tts the Vke-Chancetor. and Mrs. Lee ant Mem Williams, Dr. and Mrs. Blackstone. Mr and Mrs Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Perna. Mr. and Mrs. Way, Mr. Mr.. and Miss Strickland, Mr. and Mrs.:Thorninil, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Dr. Mrs. and Miss Wall, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Lille, Mrs Dacre, Mr. and Mte. Grosvenor, Drs. Berkeley, Wawa, Tungus, and Mayor; Capt. Montague; Messrs. St. John, A Spencer, G. Read, C. Mourn,'Pennystone, C. Mo..re, Wall, Glover, Johnstone, Pry.., Holloway, Odin more, Yinufger, Mayor, &a &c die, SHOOTING JACKiTe, tanned leather :alters, and oiled.' die hat rovers, were on Saturday last the order of the day from Pudding-lane to Pie-corner,' and all the old musket shops between Fleet market and Houndsditch gave 4. dreadlul note t f preparation" for taking the' blood-stained fields of Frach4 Comm, and Bloch. heath, by the London qtartemeett extracretutar, early this morning. 'A letter from Vienna, dated August 16, says, le On the return of the High Chancellor Count Ugarte, which is expected about the end of this mouth, great changes will be made in the Depart. ment of the Interior. Good effects ire also expected from the labours in Hungary of Baron Nauer, who has distinguished himself as one of the most decided adversaries of the 'privileges and immunities of the Hung teat. Nobility. He is at present in the Empe ror's suite, and it is probable that he will be able to carry inio execution certat vigorous measures which are indiipensable for the financial operations long since planned, and approved of by the Sovereign. consequence of a report of the discovery of a gold mine near the town of Brumo, in Moravia, the Supreme Anlic Council of Finance appointed a com mission to verify the fact on the spot. The result is, that the blocks of 'copper in a newly worked mine do actually contain some grains of pure gold, but in so small a .qUantity as hitherto to leave . gogrsingd to 4iope jhat..,4e profit of extracting it wankel_ cover the • expense." G. CARROLL. Contractor for the Present • Bieffill Lottery, begs leave to remind the Public of the near approach of the Drawing, which will commence and finish on the same day, the 10th of This Month. He trusts his Friends will not forget the invariable suc cess which attends his Offices, 7, Cornhill, and 26, Osford-street, where the last Prize of i1i31./ 000 was sold in Shares. He Halters himseP th it the Two Prizes of ,E 26,000 which enrich the SLlleme, will fall to the lot of those who honour him will their corn. mands, and increase the List of Capital Prizes that s have been sold by him during the last forty years. &Aria IN7'ELLICENCE. MILFORD HAVEN, AUOUST QP. Alsived I ist t•VPl!ille At the quarantine station here, the SprCUlatinti. OHGAR, frum Palermo and Alicata; sill , ul from the int place the 31 ult. wish shorn and sulphur, for Liverpool--on the 1111; inst. sok the Elizabeth, HEAD, of and from London for D.- merara, all well ; also arrive I the D Ipkin Adoo ralfy cutter, from cruse. S. 1. t .1:e Warren B:nk ley. Joss's, from ; Willi im Skyrme, AN- TwitN, from Carrnarth. n ; BGz tb-th and Jane, JEN• KISS, from Livarpool; Vt.fo, Lswfs, from Limerick all for London ; and the Dongence Admiralty cutter, on a cruir-. Remain his N .je,ty's hrig Burrosmur, and ltichmo.4 Admit- .liy sc.n, er —the latter hav ing her main-I .pmast gone —Wind W.N.W. FALMOU TH, AUGUST 29. Arrived the Ann. H •tsnt u ), tr"in London for Newfoundland, very lemity.—Wind W. PI.YMOU l'H, AUGUST 30. Arrived his Majesty's ship l'ausit, from Portsmouth. P 1 11.1SIVIOITIH, AUGUST 31. SALA yesterday his Majesty's ships Tose Ind Gitecias on a cruise. Arrived to-day his Majesty's ship INcoNsTANT from Africa ; she sailed from Ja maica 2lst July, and from Havanuah the 29th; left New Yook 10th August, where she landed 5 0 0.000 lollars; Maj .sty's ship Arrive was to leave it. MAiCA for England the begiiiiiing of August—left at Jamaica his Majesty's ships SHARK. dALIMIRY, and kintstara she has two thousand ounces of gold dust and about a million of dollars, on account of Merchants in London. Also, arrived the Fame !Moony., from Buenos Ayres; sailed ht June. The William, fit Portsmouth, and the James, tor Liver pool, sailed on the 20th June. The Duchess of York was to sail 2J June for London; the Ann, for Liver. pool, .v.is also to sail in a few days. Left loading tov the United States the Margaret, Deveron, Wilson, •nd Pocktington. The Mars and Friendship had ar rived ; the I suer was irom Livapool: the Jane was to sail in a few days for Cniti. l'he Alexander, from N w South Wales, had arrived safe. The Matchleas unisoner for Triesie, was to sail in a day or two from Buenos Ayres. Ssited his Majesty's ship Nome- THEIL:S OD a cruize.—Wind W. DEAL, AUGUST st. Arrived yesterday and saikd for the, River .the Twins, MASTSRMAN, from Oporto. Came down from the River the Rambler and Nelson, for the South S .as; Lively Ann, for Havasinah ; Britannia, Si. Luca'; Tr is Fetiches, fur St. Valery ; and S, ecu lough rot Bilb.ia. Arrived today and ssiled for the Rm., tie Qiteb c, /Wawa, from Antigua ; Per. STSWARD, from Nevis; and Leda, LACY. troth gIC4 Came dawn flora the River the Venus, fur Havre.—Wind S W. DOVER. AUGUST 30. Sailed this day the George packet, Captain KING, with the Calais Mail ; the Qu.en Charlotte, Captain 'NOMA.% with passengers, for Calais ; the Lord Diincais Captain PAICoa, with a mail and pas sengers, for dstend.—Arrived this evening the Vigi lant, Captain BUSHELL. with Mr 13wCICKT. truth Bou logne; the Lord Ssdmouch, Captain PEAKS. and Industry, Captain Atom, from Calais, with pas sengers. Aunt= 51.—Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDs, with a mail and passengers, from Ostend.—Saikd this day the Lark, Captain Joursiion ; Cumberland, Capt. &AK! ; and the Prince Leopold, Captain Rams, for Calais, with passengers.—The Doger Vriendship, Ham, from Rotterdam, is brought in here by his Majesty's ship Simms, on suspicion of smuggling. MARGATE, AUGUST at. The Pluto (an old man of war, under jury masts), CHARLES Cure, Master, from Portsmouth to LOB don. in ballast, got on shore this morning's tide on Foreness Rock, and has since strained so much, as to fill with water. HARWICH, AUGUST so. Sailed the Auckland packet, for Holland ; the Eclipse packet, for Cuxhaven ; and the Alliance pac ket, for Gottenburlth—all with mails. • LIVERPOOL. AUGOST 30. Arrived the ship Ano, Caoctosa, from New York. August 7, spoke the ship Mary sod Betsy, 44 days from LiverpnoLeor BahlMore—lat. 39, long. 76. August 11, in lat 41, long 62, spoke the Portia, of and from Charleston for Bourdesuz. August la, Om. 41, bag. 44, spoke the skip Cervantes, 'Nom Jamaica, bound utipisagow. August 21, let. 47, long. 26,1p0ke the slop Georg, we I:iurd, from Jamaica for London. August. 25, lat. 40, lung 214 spoke the slop Aga. from Dewclaws, for Baltimore. August 44, lat. 40, long. I*, spoke the ship Mont gomery, from Liverpool for Boom, out eight days. CUS I OM-HOUSE. AUGU3T 30. Sam :wrings lIMARPIII the Regent, Baron, Pilot, Oren. wee and I.unt and Margaret. from Dantzie; Northumberland„ Taylor, front Rensburg ; Nottingham, Elliott, frost Waterford; l'bree Friends, Witty. irons Mk. ; Nottingham, Maw, from Stettin; Cambrian, Brownrigg, from Oporto; Mary, Parker, fr.lm Bourtleaus; Anne and Sarah, Ronnie, from Hamburgh ; Leander. Norman • Spring, Snowdon, and Joseph, Wil son , f rom Rotterdam; A c tive, Cross, from Memel; Isabella, Diskinan, from Rigs; British King, Chambers, from Quebec; and Mariner, Jones, from Liverpool spovvroaaa—Tbe Active, Dwins, for Bourdeaus Atlantic, Rombeet, and gophers's, Mills,, for Hamburgh ; Betsey, Ladd. for St. Michael's; Delight, Thompson, for St. Peteraburgh ; the Urertada, Scott, for Bombay atni Calcutta; Hercules, Russell, for Valentin sad Barcelona; Langford, Manta, for Pernambuco; Neptune, Suaaasli, for Ostend; Star, Asia, and Venus, 'chomp ; son, for Rotterdam; Three Brothers, Spaall, for Lisbon; and Wakefield, Aaroa, for Mister,. The Thomas and Ann, with two fish, cod Dex terity, and William and Ann, with five fish each, have arrived at Leith from Davis' Straits. The French Emigrants to whom a quantity of land has been allotted by the American Congress, in the new purchase, " for the cultivaAion of the vine and olive," are now on their way op the Tombigbee, and intend selecting a situation on the Black Warrior. DISTRAUDKI Fine AT NAWIOUNDLAND.ST•JOHN°II, N. 11- Jurda .41i. —On Wednesday the 18th, betweM? eleven and tWe i lie'a.m. a most destructive fire bigm out at Carbdnear, on the premises occupied . bra person nanled Bain : the wind blew a heavy gale from the westward, which scattered the flaming (rag ments like a shower over the town. The Methodist chapel (nearly half a mile from the spot where it commenced) was in a tew moments totally consumed, from some of the burning matter alighting amongst shavings in the chutch-yard. The parsonage-house providentially escaped. From the chapel the fire was carried halt a m:le further, and destroyed a house in Whited by Thomas Clark, at Crocker's-cove. le the mean time 15 houses in town were totally destroyed. We have not heard of any lives being lost. EDINBURGH, AUGUS T .28. , Tuesday evening, about 1.1 o'clock, this eiry was visited by a tr.menJiius torrent of hail an! rain. pre c.ded by several ices loud p •als of thunder. During ! ! Ir st orm , s h e h ig .; win . s ruck tln srirti g, r which npo , •eloses th e E ar l f Nlonme, plu Mi re • r the notch r,.d ot C. arlotte.street. It pasted un iR a-. easterly directi c trrying off the and till it carne to a stone pillar. where. h wing urterrupted, it see•bs to have exploded. and ra•••d t' • patapet wall to its foundation, carrying the railing .and stones, in fragments. into t•e policy, and di. sttoying the shrubbery. The railing awd cop -stone, for the first eight •-r ten yards. are swirly carved off the wall, and placed inside in a vertical posture; tats may have arisen 'from the easy o tduci that the iron afforded ; but ti ken the fluid met opposition, it seems to have exploded with, trernetsJous force. as the wail is there razed to the toms lation kw mans yards, a considerable part of t'le street • arried away, and the iron railing shattered to pieces. T• e efricis of t:.e shock exteil.:ed to at least f 4-ty yards. The vi lebt ram fortunately W 4, 'Mt of coml. nuance, otherwise much damag, might have been sustained in the lows r parrs (tithe city. As it was the Cowgate was for time time t .e w•itt I ex ten • tog the futl breadth o: the street ill mai.y ;laces, and presentin the appearance of a rapia aura nt. A most remark •ble and Interesttog occurrence rock place at the foot of St. Mary's Wind ; 4 boy. about stuck ti c eight years a age, was cartied away by t!.e torrent, and swept i n to the common sewer, th" gral. tug of which had been lilted to c not elf the water. All hopes of his recovery seemed hist. The mother stood by (encircled by a prodigious crowd) in the greatest agony of grief ; when a countryman driving a flock of baths, came up, and learning the circum stance, hollowed an umbrella from the bystanders, and descended into the sewer. The boy had rear). vered himself while in the sewer, and aurae ed by the voice of the countryman, laid hold on the hooked end of the umbrella, by which he was dr *wit t swards his deliverer, who produced film alive to the over. joyed mother, and the astonished spectators, after he had been upwar.lsuf 20 minutes in the sewer. IPSWICH, AUGUST' 29. .J ...~ LAUNCH OE SIM 611 WELL INDIAMAN. —The influx of company to thisitosiest; from iii parts ot the coun try, to be present on this occasion, was perhaps greater than ever before remembered ; but at 12 o'clock it seemed literally deserted tor the shores ot the Dr well. At one this beautiful ship ( 1350 tens butt! silvered her proper element in vi ry gesind style, alliltht the . iveliest shouts, cheers, and firing ot guns, wh, n she wIS named the Orwell by Mrs. Is iacs, the lady of the principal owner. The vessel went through the dock to the main channel, aboo, 300 yards, without a check, but grounded at the sdAe for some minutes; stiil, as she was launched before hi h water, she wore round, and three sm ill square sails being hoisted, she glided majestically down die river her about a mile and a halt. It is computed that a number not tar short of 20,000 pets ini were spectators. The great variety of cann a some at anchor, and otners sailing in the river, from the tall merchant-ve►sel to the small pleasure boat, all in their best trim, with choirs ing, and crowded with company, was in happy uni. son with the animated and brilliant scene which each b nk of the rive, prectitiiil, whilst the whole formed one ot the most Fr flaying sights ever beheld. The bells of the chunk; hear the river rung in honour cf launch. There was a Ball in the evening at the Assembly-room, which was cry genteelly attended. II Lord COCHRANE should Rive op his scat G. r Westminster, •nd Mr. Rocca O'Cottsoa be elected as his successor, the Electors will certainly be able to boast of their attachment to hied men. BONAPARTZ.—One day BONAPAKTE, seeing near his person one of those beings who know not a pot tare sufficiently bumble by which they can obtain any favour, said to those who surrounded him, " 1 know not how it happens that, in order tai und.:rttard this mad, who is eight inches taller than myself, 1 am obEged to sioAfiviely time he speaks to me." INQUEST,.- ,The to:Lasting have lately been t •ken bylidr. Gomm.- on*.of the Cororers of Oxf.rdsbire At fslisbury, on view°, the body of El.: abeth B.lT tau, who had beemlinithe geld at Lay work, and G., her returning home to her mother's firms!, dropped down and suddenly expired. At Deddington, on view of the body of Jonas Burrows, an elderly tunn, who was found dead in his dwelling hoase.—At Eu stone, on view of the body of lhomas Fatilkiler, a child, aged about ten months, whose mother was go ing out to reaping, and to compose the child sent for some laudanum, and gave the infanta tea-s2or‘nftl, which caused its death. Another of her childrr.n wonld have shared the sane fate, the person un der whose care it was placed gavJ it a violerit shalt. ing, which caused it to vomit, and saved its life.— At Stratton Audley, on vic , .7 of the body of Thomas Ellard, who was riding in a milk cart into a cow house, and in passing under a beam received a vio lent concussion on Its forehead, which caused instant death.—Verdicts accidental death. CORN-EXCIIANGF, MAR'Z.LANE,SEPTEMPER 1. We had a small %opply of Wheat this morning, chief!! consisting of Ile'V sampies, the quality cf which was not so lilt! as those which appeared last week, being very soft, and unfit for grinding by therm. selves ; but the weath•: being fine, and having l arge foreign arrivals, the silts ware heavy at Frid ay ' s prices, which were ss. per quarter higher than tart Monday, and only the tout quality could be disp Q . sed of. Barley, Peas, and Beans are 2s. per quarter dearer, but Oats were heavy sale, at an advance cf kom Is. to 2s. parquets-ter on the prices of this day week. S.4ITHBIIII.I):MARKET, SEPTEMBER 1. o se f ss 61 to is IV Veal 44 Si LO 54 OS Mottos a 64.19 4.1 I Pork 4s 01 co Ss Id I...%isb‘ '4.. 01 to se. 4d. Seasu 4160—Sheep and Lambs 11,740 —Calves 300—Plgs 2110. HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. Hay 44. 0. to ZS. 153—Clover ES. os to 71 Ts. Straw Hlo. to ZS. Os. AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALE?, front the retinas ending the 113.1 of August, 1817. Wheat. Ry. Bark y. Oats. Beans.. Pees. e. ts.d. 1 s. 4. 5. 4. Is. it. Is. 85 4 152 1 . 1 44 7 SS 0 47 10 et II 1 be average Dike of t'utcar,eumputeJ from the returnt tna.te in thew lel eadutg the 27‘p of August, is 545. v 1 per cwt.