The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-27 00:00:00

ofßri.illy to declare, that both the impor. tats .11 210 Ps pot tailors Of linen and yarn sent from 014 loots, ..s well as other places, to be bleached in Holland, is henceforth permitted duty frec.—(Same Paper.) A OILIA Nona, JUNG 12.—A corps of some thou., sand Jmiissarics, which set out on the 24th of May from Constantinople for the camp of the Grotwl Viz er, was on the point of apie troublinetbe tranquillity of that capital previous to its depar. Lure. The firmness •f the Grand Seignior prevented disordor. The Chief of this curls, liaill.Aga, had thrt te declare to Government that be ( noel,' nut continuo hif much, unless& certain quan,... tity id artillery was placed al hit disPusal. &wand ' which appeared to intimate suspicious , designs, gave Place to long deliberations in the *Divan ; at the c,onclusion of which, the Grand Seiour had 111141.AgainfUrtned in his name, that be would march at the app9inted hour, if he did nut wish to be c.inibleted Its a disturber. of 'order, an I as such there!, punished. This me. pare had the desired elfeet o aerkthe troops quietly 'departed. There hAtetsiAce been some altercations between Elatil.Asu and his subordinate officers, in conseonenCe of the prompt submitaion which he . piol to Se 'orders of the Sultan, but these quarrels. has- been attended with nu egasequences.— (Moni. sear, dig,g. Gatti. Shooter's Hill A rchaw , y, and Gas Light 014 04. Coortp l any '{dares. • Ti) RE SOLIV'HY AUCTION', Oki Mr. A. DAVIS., at ti. k Art film Mart; TO-MORROW, at Tweivie PVC ° lIVNPRED AND FIFTY SHARES tis the folinwing (74ineeritti viz. the intended Eleatm and .11tidgadater griaal a btainforn rad Roston dim.) %Vivid of Xesti Mower. 41111 Ar. Aways and Gas Light :sod Lobe Cumriby. • - Fa p rther Particulars may be had Id (. Davit' Fencluitrcit street-hthi.lau4s t and Nu. d, tidor-atreet. Sititallsquatet and at hie Mart. - - L)i.e. • • s Dritplin 1 1 0 . Cadiz 1 , Meligeltia 0 eIIICE OW STOCKS 1111111 DAN Al' ONA Cr-CLOCK, 3 per. Vest. Il f ed..6Bi 1 8 pet caw Cads- WS Clouniani te dos. I , - E T o II'ESMAN. LUX DON ; MOSDAY, Alfgalil 2?, 1814 Tuts Morning we received Spanish Papers to the Tt'u instep', and Portuguese to the 12th. Their contests are, in a very considerable degree, interesting. The subject to *filch we pay the krst attention, aniidst the various news brought by these Papers, is it forme' vindication of the Porto. guts,: troops by my Lord WlLLtosTox, mid of the Portuguese Peasantry by Marshal Beam - Deo. In the Order of the Day, issued by Lord Witt.troin. Too to the . Army on the tril instant, his Lordship expresses his satisfaction at the good couduct of the ,Portug:aessi troops on the 24th tilt. at the bridge of Illis Lordship distinctly contradicts She rumours'that had-prevailcd, respecting the Por. tugeesc Battalion of Chasstors, No. I,' COltpre , .. rniwig the honor of that corps ; tad says, the/ deserseal praise AnalLy with the others. .Hia: notices the brilliant conduct of an. Ensign of th. Portuguese Battalion of Chasscers, No. 3—: ulio , c name is A. C. Ltyr.too, and whom his Lortl..iltip promotes to the rank of Lieutenant,' agrocably to the permission of the PRINCE. ILLtaser, lo his Lordship, to promote Officers on tho field for distinguished conduct ; and his Lordship sajs, he will request the PRINCE RCOENT to insert in large characters, in the Patents of Officers who thus acquire promotion, the out - cis—promoted for good conduct in the field of battle. An official c:nnmunication from Merolla! Bents. ',ono to Don P. FoRJAS, dated head.quartcrs, the 17th inst. praises the good disposition of the potty. geese peasantry; and goes so far as to say they leave their homes, where the enemy Penetrates, rather than give them soy sit. Wo are egtreotery glad thus to see the rumours relative to thy. coo ardice tit veathsFy, of the pert u u,se . , formally coutradieted. This certainty will, iu part, remove the ;timeliness hare, relative to our brave troops. A little allowance, however, is to be us do isrthe De. coal; 'of a studions Wording of documents of this laud, under some circumstanccs.—And, therefor!, we shell . be glad to hear also of the centinua tion of this good conduct of the Pottuatiese. troops, and of good disposition in the peasantry. Lord WErAtocrron has issued a proclamation, stating, that it has come to his knowledge, that persons come from the enemy into tips iisterior g the ceistry, bringing letters or inasiages, and dt . - 1 Hares all such as criminal, and orders them to be apprchi aided and bionglit to his bead-quarters ; and he drelatul all persons receiiing sock Slessen. g ee!, and not apprehending them, is ACConipliCelb, who shall be sul , j3et to the must rigorous punish. meat. Upon this Proclamation it need be ob. 'served, that it dues not perfectly square with= Narsh.il statenient, respecting ,ltd of the yaklm. If ii.vx do ' bate the, French so cordially u is *aid by the hlarsluti r , thee.. estild nit be liselgielf this sending hour ifte-, )reach .armies to the Inteelor of Portugal. The Portuguese would niausege C.c.s,: F r eud & in e ss e utie rs Oputetsclret, and would nut Need an invitation feel" Lord WstAt 40T 4, to send them to his head-quer., tees. Timm Messengelot - caisuot be supposed, 4s' ' come in bodies, and in rtrenstb to Wood thew. S. I! selves, and make good terior of the country, whenever•they found the habitants haters of the French. But if nut, their comiug with these messages from WOFrench troops proof that they base 'many, aiiieven poweeltal .friesnds among the Portugeese. lire should be glad' to And. Marshal But urea* oot.detelred ; rot thNt point makes an imporiaat difference as to the real nieure .of our situation In' Portugal-4( !loaned In the Liellon . a=elie Of tho 11111-intt• that the Pitsteht RaostrT has been pleased to place ' all thisPortUgaese men at war in Portugal under the orders of the Euglieh Naval Comniander.ie.Chief, on • that station. This looks n-liute like preparation for' the worst; but as the order of the Pelmet alluasmt could not have been issued very recently, it dote set ‘ skew set thing bet a general apprehensiom of the worst.-Lord WZGLINC/TON and Mr. Sietialtirhilie appointed Members of the Kt:eget e, in the pitman,. the Parntaucu, and the Merquis *p letter from Lisbon says, that At:maple will hold otrt tit IJast three weeks, and that It will take the' French another three weeks to advance ; and diet the French threaten our tanks in lain ; and when ; they advance farther, and get. into the mountain,. illeir cavalry will he useless ; and, in . short, hattat• great deal more of this kiwi of Information, obi*, is all .uniutelligible enough, Out there is one pee" , sage in this letter, which skews thee:trestle danger Lord %Vett.' mere's% position, if . the Portuguese . troops are either unfaithful or uniteady. It itatei s that Lord W41 1 1.1/443-TON'S left flank Is covered bp— . what ?—By British troops?—Nut at all ; but by 20,000 Portuguese! Mill* I -Now, supporting these Portuguese troops to eke Way, or for'any reason to get out of their covering ptiallicin, is it not plain that my Lord WssamteaTert must make another move from his' position I or s - to express it as a Minis. 'feria! Paper had it, When his Lordship made his late retrograde esoveinent, must he nut fall backlibilink a little, the better to watch the enemy I t4iiiAto7, of the 20,000 Portuguese Militia cowls% one of the flanks of the English army is not a very plea. Want one; if, ,indeed, one could not desire some consolation from the circurastauce, that th o s e let. tars from Lisbon, end letters from the Portuontlit. -toast, aro very little to be relied on may. As to auy real intelligence respecting the ihovernents of the Engliah ~ or French armies, .441. %Mogul, none is' likely to be received here, toy Lord Weixitterost writes, and fillnisterit chase to Gazette what ltd any,: In tibi ttJtrau Hula. the Importance of Lord Wat4.sgravensii.a . , A tiny is enhanced, and 4reatly enhanced, loraite-reltri situation of..this country with Jrrieee. Arial Englishrnett seem to sleep: the 11)1,4;7 petits the 1 7 a TAGIL Elfri'LltOß hi snaking iu land, as if those did nut bring him nearer, or only a tittle nearer, his final object, the ruin of this country ! We are shut oiaOem m uch .obsorvatiol, i ' 401 this, at presentl• het itile , saibezne 4 e 1 0 1 12 1 1 ntemplatlnn, andjhr ere Lei 16.0 5 t :Oahu I thought t Tito speech whrehise,,,Faanomi Iter,t strutes made to the DOO4llOll fro*. ' hail come to present the homageim, might a little rfaOsi : altliiantittsiftteilk its sloes", 'hers. He 'sow disgtrisue,owteisses* f i meant; •ar attaining hi; ObjeeiVittrifiatir.4l9lo9klit Aim!, ; and say —Enut.a nssr, iiialtilAigi**4.6; • safe? ‘st, There may be corstagelit44ltapostion4, , bot Were' is in it also that want ,of foresight Asisieb Ads Ted : , England into her. freesia perils; Asia titrOtight: STAInt or the, Contssiter to rttiiV; istsCsiAtt pm. pare the smile rule tea 'att, It not speedily. abass4! Atoned ter , LssT night we teitideety 404 Papers to the 2tth, containing Paris news to ; the 20th instant. The only articles of importance which they fernish, are the Address of the beptities of Holland to BONA. tAaYL, at the 15th instant, and the Answer of the. latter. There is no news from Spain in these Papers, and . 1 Pie intelligence from Turkey it insignificant. stead of occultists from the Itassiae and Ottoman armies, we hear of tiogetiatlons with and. movements among the Servians. ,• • • Tile Emperor of AusTura has published ntleeree by which all his subjects are interdicted receiving into their houses coffee; and the also it itlitohL bited far any domestic purpose. It seems chat the, restrictive laws to prevent its introductionlnie - 44 .country have been inefficient, and that-this further upeelieet has therefore been roosted toondor rho ammlate of Prance. . • • -••••1411110..... I r will be immediately seen on comparing the font's of the new licences granted by the Hoard of Regis.. lations, with the instructions issued by the' rade ,rector of the Customs ist Paris, both of which **l base inserted, that the licences can be of be aionit iii F t tesnove the obstructions to the intercourse with' France, the latter requiring that *one.haft cleat*, of the cargoes of vessels so privileged to trade": shall be composed of wines and brandies, ,wit4ont admlttieg 'larger as a sphsiitute for either. '• • . Mireirargrel! Had the trick of the wa4 at Boston, 'whit *lre* t h,„4 4Riq of ;iir FRANCIS LittliDTTlVOlLLeard 1;44, tit itit,to u's earrtge, not been discoetred; flit 4414.., *hip vittat lave been. er f ceedingly surprised to (pe t the lafteilig reeeption whig,h be watehl *taint? •k Met - alts - , - "rn the tipegetLend.towna tiKeejth which , . .*•••••••,• . s •tot • \•',l~"sue: haL ..‘ . PAPERS. ;Ltssoe, Aua. 1 t.—Aloseide Is still invested, and I *wee not the smallest doubt felelll.ll36iiit hold out three weeks, and dm : three sore will ex._ pine before the fumy 4 will Java, to ettomPt $ 0 ranee further into the couotry thew Fiallell Faancusa, for the moment the/ pass these plees ) leitgairy wilt- be eillear and as for their at. Oftempting toe imitate 41.04, ,Pirate Murntis t . ! will be a most difficeit tuls o _aud to soy oplaiistt iftspossitite;' it is out of the question their beriii shy to itauk to, for Bathetic • bas•2o,o4l l o.Miye. ttsidcs• his command in Tra.las.ilontes and tha t Mielto; - they aru fine troop!" and should it ham. shati Bee enemy wer♦ t? . inyiestate into this country they , be-asost streneeeely ep-", "4f.s.riag...Overy. mid at every siSsii 4 . 440411 N always reel* trio enemy has *bait .470.0 knirs4lloCteay.alry.. VISV i ; 1114.441.,,ectt, burn 4hwi palace " - ufs . •Pittbpll,;, the.9o4.4le•Fora..eversit oCirf,9ll•Ptemi;--'7,; Nliere has agehr4eft Cursing* tot, tem. vary barracks arc preparing far..tti,Qoo °w sit feniebe., lord Wellingis, ..nd Mr, Stuart Inv AO *4#41014( the ecgency,-10 placeofthe , Patrierais l thillYrquis de Min*. • " -Wprfoit home We deserters! with the Conroy:to r ' clay s „',easi 110 arrived this morning. 'riser* •a(e tttaFe*lteuth kta" 6 llll4o* Ago, they yeousist Of Vallee' and Croresaiss., • ' • t• . . • . •'. '• :: :'' 4 •0111011114 ikuctisr 11. oFFICIAL CONIALINICATION•fROM Ills EXCEL LENCY MARSHAL O. C. sutzs Fano. I.'o loss E.X.CELLLNCIf Dcl,Z4 !d. e . ITORJAZ . .. - ..It al at ands pleasure .to informs your Ereellency of the excellent dispoeitims of 'all classes *fib* people t brotgliool this part of the Kingdom, shesing every where the utmost zeal had loyalty in defence of their eutuarls apd fire 10011 decided infestation of the tomato enemy, who justly deserves it, by his • iusoreasteatahle conduct, and by the step of vinleace t and es ces ses of every description, which he daily commits. In all places , the people rather leave their homes, than submit to the arms! sity of affording the enemy any kind of essistance, and thus, evince the must ardcut love - et - their country. rite peasants, also oppose the enemy, whenever it is iu their poser ; and tit fight party of them, coesastie4 of LX) men, under the com l wand of a person called Jose Rilieiro, attacked, on the 9tl hist:, in S. Caetimo, ti detachment of French troops, tweaty.five of tritons they killed, sad took several heads of cattle, whirls they brought le ate, but which I gave them kave to fell fOr their own henedt and use. I have formed tlicat tato a company, and given the summand thereof to the above Ribeiro, an account of Ibis gailuntaad patriotic Sondem, with the ranks of Easign in the I . i istiny.. C. C. BERESFORD. Ilead•quatters, Lepton, At& /, liild.". BADAJOi s .Atti. 8.--lit the course of yesterday seteral corps of infantry marched from this ?Face, "mounting is the whole to 3000 men ; some • held. Ciliary also left this place. At scree o'clock at . . :sight, .tite * Marquis de la Romans, and the Marquis Coapigny, pelt- themselves in nrotion, attended by the corps of rojel earbineers. All the troops oved in Lb.:43;oo°n of Oliveuza. ' , The cnetniiatifortifted•hingelf on both sides of . .., ~ ilte bridge st..4losPiev.stisl -tins there and in Nana Murat 600 Ithellslitid some, infantry. Lissom, Ana. 11. PILOCIAMATTVEt iiillte3/ 'MS P.XCLLLENC t MAR . *HAI. GEfigilAt.l.Ottri WF.1.1.1N04'0,11.. *..lt haying torsos SO my knowledge that certoirs persons have 'been writ by rfse miaow bilci - the !metier of the kingdom. with letters aulotessages. for ditkiiih iltilli rid itil cities and Itatvot,• b mins sh ill be arr,sted et criminals oast sent , wigs r . - - - kilter's with which they may be charged, to my Iseadisentr.. `MR' These who shall receive letters froin the ettelapkirtipp: suadtiOt apprehend the bearers of theta, shalt be 00.104101W11.- Übsiaitlices, And subje cted to the most r t gnryaFptuis* , , St.Mindrignisriers, Ant. 1, 1810. " W ELLII Alf l e f . .• r %. ) Ffyttie '*/ i n ft.. !O r ,cat ...xittased Atalineantir, a l lieittiolii; 10.4%04.. ,a4OOO .bz . -t!To w ii". ~.. , •••• S oso, drone eif the regiesdst sir • „ IftriONStaalle le: prisoners, and - killeidAr to the Ordurifithr Def• sr the ; 2‘.1 of "Ads.' ditilettem the headAtutrters at . .- A. Segiose, and puWished in the Gazette of :Yesterday,. 'the Marshal Commander in Cliiii„liestiteit, ,Ilia' . . . . satisfaction with the good tostdoct„tir 410,krt5t44.1 guese troops who were in the' bittli . ilf-thil: l l44th July, at the bridge of A.ltneida, .sifid-Initio ion BIS . , two battalions of .Ch.asseurti No. -,1 , ant ,$;; .14. Marshal de4lase s that. the reparts circulated,. NW which, iu some inealere, compierniiedtho bisttalicts Ns. I, were absolutelY tithe, sbieeit , ticsertes, equally with the other, the praises of his,,Euettenkty l. who has rewarded the brilliant oonstikat iftot:Zwitir L. of. the Battalion of ChasSettiti ` , - 14: -lii,A;(ar z lkositirdli. , by appointing him LieutenatitiyAllildinddif id Okb authority granted hint by the Petieci - Rete;il,' . .6, promoteoisc§ts,who distinguish theutschteg Otani, actinne. His . Excellency also declarca tbdt.s . wpl reqvitliiiftbyat Higheess to in:0%404*4;i rage& hi . the patents of OPlccrs, "At' ' * *a. leittfie'prornotiun, the words pro - said • COnillict in Me field b.f battle.. '"•! . "". 7 , ' The General,:Marquis di Romance, tune malls ., sth ant. at . #i*lluii, whence it is said he: will kit eat with . %9o l o, mi,a, to meet General %either, vekk)"B ?Ord Is ' lrsat 1Q 40 .12,000 • melt: It is said that the'iiietiii has fallen back to the other side of 'the 'Co .', and they glie - no ftTilcui on • or intending _ l _ the siege .of Aleteida. " •tieneral !Alison appears to **will in: pinti o u. Qui l -artntes • prcseree their *pc,-. s,.observing the movements of the French.— ftip6o/1 .Diar a git . 44. U.) .. ' 1 '.. tie -Ertitioh,' She adeanced . hqm Andalusia, titero. . o tot but* on beyond Frigenat de la iittrit' ilia lib mr6kghbfitillood.. fi' 3ar . ' 4. e ffillifitetelk ilia *Alike 4th inst. at the frac4 4 i,Aua. nrr0;,.4": 4 :•'y .. , 406 ! . timik • =. 7 " .. .., 4iii '''' pi f. , ' • . .. . ' Whit* occupird•Frit `Otto 1 . . T I NE STATESMAN. their -retreat,. Pro* At St/a/Nati " IbliTtiGiliS whenever •thvy found the iu. 1 • . .: ~~ - ~. genet de Is Sierra and its environs ) advanced on the Otb inst. by Burgaillor, •tifra, and X'res de lat c 4 b u i t , ros ; the Accounts of his strength vary.— Tfie`arnly of the Alartgeis de la Romans nceirpi e , Barrorruta,Salunsterra, and the neighbourhood • t t corps consists of 14,000 foot and 15,000 h on e . k os ,a tlet/ST B.—lntelligence has • just been recei fel pplan:Plittimita,. that the .Froncb, who orcopio Illersts,ife-las. Ca bolt eros, have fallen back to 11 4 . A, report is circulated that some Peened igoopo. lisle advanced from Magni hi Lome Gusto ) Aug. l 0. —NW ReijrikPlilehicsa the Prince Regent his be e i, pleated to comettand that ati the Portuguese mei o r *at stationed in Portugal shall be under the unte ts or . the British Adutiral who commands 94 tku ststioo.- - .(Sanie Palter, Aug. 8). . , ?' The.nernhatfen, Bit:eitistio'friesitivogan, it jtally lost on the coact oP AMC'. . - ... Lord Gnaws; mit Was expected to hoist bi t L Acetertlay, at Yarmouth, as Commander ti 4 cwe tef 4.lac , •North Sea stativa. : ' Saturday, . hii'. hl24.tcsTir Pri//0/ 191 p AUQUIT Wand Scorn lA, Wilk their usual morning's ride is de Great Park till lialf.Pist twelve, aocoripaaied Ity. 4 4 ,dy EiY, • (.ireneralt• 1 1 '1r/ if/ f, CAW/V(l 4n? Ojelonels TATUAMIL suict.NOIWAVO. ' rite Quills ssi Priaceis Ei.taaassa tonlClit 'airing tv fr qvuors • , tied walk,edin•the Gardens. 10 • . , 1 . 10./,t4-..-Mr. Bkaliatuappearml again cie . .St, turday in . his faveerite pin io , tile Cabinet ; bil 4%14. warreCei ved with the applause Which it tel. dont toile, to excite, . The Hebrew, .Arabic, acid Persiefi manuscript!, (Owe by NiteoLtom's orders ltom the Imperi al ,liistary, ut 'Vienna,. are, in consequenee of ..e ew,,, !Jiltl application, to he mitered. • The answer of the French Quvcrnmiiitit to the ultimatum of ourts, 411,a the subject of the Et change of Prisoners, hks nut yet been received ii, town, but it may be hourly expected. Tha french Commissioner at Morlaix told Mr. M‘ii t emete, au the t4th, thet be expeetedit.would be dicoatch4 ralm•Paris on the following day; and he expressed r .‘ l•conlideat hope tbatit would be satisl • ACtgry. r, it• is stated' in a lieniburgh riper, that tha Veamty recently maticludedisetweem lIoNA,, E i si tied the limpet:or estatters, obliges the katter to piety-at the disposal of his low.lu,iaw, a body of treepe not exceediag 50,000 men, whjck may bo ployed ie any pert elf the Oar tinent k as the ati gentles of the war may require. • _ Letters from Hayti, to the gth of June, state, thatthe con4iit between the. rival bllfk Chief is daily tattooing more enecral. Peron ennui tq be sinking fast under tlw po*er and reseurcea of his adversary. 0,41 of the letters itientiotis that General 14.10AM1, who arlitilil Sbeie AMolly I I* who isConstilered as eq agent' of tile ' French Go t veroos,ent, had attachgti himeelf to ii.t. , 4‘0,4, awl attempted to arzonsusodem the Oft:room" beteeLlt the coos Chiefs; but the tibia -Von *Rarely failed. CM/Uralic had 4 abltr ' pet hiteeelf at tie hea•'i of his army, MIA ibeus so 'neck Om** Government, at 10.4e1d, hare it in coatemplatiea to erect embeekments,ist two different directions across the entrance if Pirma t uth Sound * within the htearstooe !Lock ' , which will_ seams it from tier/ wind that blows, and enalsta *Wimp! we to remai n therein perfect security liee t li wettiasei ThaGerman Papa 'mew*: oft 'esfioav rack which ought tief . :lss 40,44pegjeiml‘ 611• shes 4 clearly the futrlgeektif JOArittreelltr Millirem ihe . electiou of it seetileoo 4 4ll:.the Thteee I the Orebro • • deiced *.: lll4 ,**Atts . ** l o9,oi 4 '' ' wile il ' 1 044 10 14titaii,4441104001044 I '4oo al .:•.rltt ~ ....tr.. ....„ . • .... • . • d hay hurt* shod toodolt proms O. • lb , 000 ilmat a cli TO 9f *by remembered for QuiAt • 00124 - the:d4C/0 11 C1 at the lu st it amply mails its ,-_ .thaii,tter,' the Aare lige amp IN 4. t kettle 9 4 4 i • ; • • `.- es. , • .., r 4 ' .'. :Al - . . i•Mrt stized: halt week at -IVhitsti. .. 'ii• . , *gualiiirth of ostrich feather, end II ag* .• '.:. • f; .*.• 'Or • filiornr a. sugar, and Coffeei tall* 1161014: , • • brie, . which was wreaked ettl4 l . l ", , Ititge ,Lille: 7 : .• -. Artiv •imil o ado..eisit tlapiaia. srAmir is* .cost ordi44si front Girli:Maoist to *Wee la Wet. fiMeto a•itte.faiinii diary fai carryieg - bh OM inhanseciation at atithi,aignal mations ;iti eta lei* r4'oto,- and also it , the ishthrd of Aitholt, la she li.* tic . (wh•re so onniy liv:ut are annually. loot), WO/ •the addition or hie life.bott at that place: 11141' she to make inPeritnents at Wiielweelt,.fur di: purpose of skewing to what extent he tau convey a-sistaiietto vessels in distress, or forte a emotion* eationbetneen theotted the land--adistance which.; there is good reason to suppose, .kiatima dum MK *idle I - 'ady on Saturday morning an alatteltig fire brolit mit on . part of the extensive bat aiiiiiiag-toTY of i iiPlim. Chriaty , Bermoodstpetreetv *kith horned with sncli rapidity as to threatee the sUrrouodig 'ehboerhootl4- -happily, .-loaveneee s -.4initateell the .grant ttlettiens of the firemen, it was got ander la liteetteree of tbe inorriina, bat not till a Wag Per 'Of building was entirely consumed, and..coasiderable • damage duns to the adjoining premises. •.-:41111 the Hatton Garden' Office, on Saturday, $ leaktie,at,Pentonville, in wham shop a queenly of 1114 4 was found deficiebf in weight, was fined in this penalty. of Ss. dd. pur ounce, and thu bread fa feitectto the poor. The baker refused paying, so' appealed to the Quarter Sessions. • *Coen Etcoattot, AUG. V.—The supplies at Wheat, coastwise, today are somewhat consider' able. *kit most of last week's arrivals ; of hi! rign about 37,000 quarters ; sales are heavy, 1 110 agate Cheaper. In - Barley and Milt little reri&' tteh• Thetne:-of the two kinds likewise. While gtim, alte_Agein !ewer. • There are contiderable sup plles of Oate i sed sales thereof are cheaper. Fleur hardly .. at Aare prides. `Wheat, 4 - 76*. 90.. lOU Tick Beam, -- . 4,14. .Flue ditto) ,• • - . 1,144. 118.1. thus. _ %Au 1 44 - *s6 ' 14 1 ::;::— .. :• " -.. " -: n v2 384 : . . ‘. 60, 4 4 4 1 : . .. i Ra P P ' 0 ) p e l u ft t t i id * e' Seed d - it A: .....- 31 . -" • 4 - : i iti Lh : r l .): : . reris (Boilers) s*, b&c. rime flour- -•- 5 ' 5 ,". 'l, tkrl.Paris, - 355. - st:trudo - - - w'• 1 Beans, Ai., . ' • rs a 1. ris at ler :1. ch oil cd hi to of ba ik tq of let M w ItA tli le. OA al be tj be e si w. In 1.; in th Ae of IA h; at( kb ut cd lb og io )10 0( in od of er. rd. Led is. ile Irk% 1