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'FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. GERMAN PAPERS. VIENNA, SEPT. 112. FllOll TURKEY. The 13th of August was a day of terve* far Con staotinople. The fermentation and dissatisfact . it Bich have prevailed fur souse time among the pro -rile, were raised to the highest pitch by the late eve. is to Simi. (Sehapti). by which mine refining of ilw Jan lied suffered, and by the late 00. iontion of the Age, who was heted by that danger ous soldiery. lied the cinemas were already living iti anxious terror of the near explosaots of acts of via lance, which was einsoisaced by several placard , , when early in the morning of that day a fite brake out in the bowie of the former Mulches Daschi :Lieutenant of the Police). and "preallisig with the rapidity of, lightning, turned the gloomy ex pectations into certainty. The lire ratted the whole day through and till mist midnight, and - . p.esented a most dreadful spectacle of the de . struction of sevend quitters of the city. Some 1 . ' . thousand houses, two Christian churches, and ten small mosques, were laid Mashes. Tlw presence of ..-rthe Sultan sn it of all the Ministers. indeed, mai. mated the zeal of the petunia employed in estin. guisluing the tunes; but the narrowness of the streets in that chately-built quarter of Ilse city, the beat end fatigues of the day. increased by char smoke, impeded the attempts to save the houses, and dr. toyed re.boootv. Meantime the commotion among ihr people became more and more aliment& cud the fears of a tumult increased. It is affirmed that in the placard*, the instigators dematided the deposition of the Grand Vizier, of `the High Adiinral, the removal of the favourite Hale Effendi, of the Dharabhana Einiiii. Abdur. ealituais Rey, and of some other.. Fears were entertained for the lives of these and several other persons. The whole of the following day passed in anxious 'expectation. till at length towards the revising it was announced that the Sick Itsch-lli-Alitueil Poch, (hitherto Captain Pacha) was removed to Brats+, and Haman Paella. Governor of that place, sent for to fill the office of High Admiral. . During these events the Government doubled i's vigilence. to which alone we owe the moat per fect tranquillity and safety, especially in the quar ter of the Franks, where not only the guard* were augmented and ordered to patiole without inter ruption both night and day, but several suspicious persons were arrested and put into prism. It w as SU vino that some malicious persons endeavoured to terrify the public by fresh alarms of lire, and to gelay the re-opening of the public market, which had hero cleared of the goods on account of the threatening danger. All foreign legations were requebted by the Porte strictly to enjoin all ',enigmas of their respective nations, not to go ont after dark without Immerse', in order to prevent all unlike assist consequences. Oat the 17th of August there was a great extra. evdinery meeting of the Council of State, in the 'muse of the Mufti. After it broke up. an loops ral Pittman was published, in which the people were ealiceted to keep peace and order, and to re.opesi the shops that remained shut in the public mar kets ; and the assurance was added, that the Go. verninent, filly relying De the seal sod support of the we( -disposed iohehitants of the capital awl of the empire. had no apprehension from the intrigue' , Of some disturbers of the public peace, and would know bow to punish them with all the rigour of the laws. The Chiefs of the several regiments of Jisniaseries also appeared, to exculpate those under their com muted Irons the accusation of having been fomented In enuring the fire. They were dismissed, with hi , - julictiona to took after MI such persons among their body atyrere suspicious and capable of incendiary plots, plots, and us case of detection to punish them with all the rigour of the statute of the corps. Lastly, to indulge the prejudices of the people, who are accustomed to regard the elephant as an animal of ill omen, and to attribute all fires to the presence of there *tamale in Constantine !le, it wus resolved to beatnik all the elephants from the inetropolir, which resolutiou bovine,' already carried into street. That ii. all these troubles, over Which the Go. *eminent has with equal dexterity and prademe thrown a veil, the hand of a seditious !tarty wrs at work, appears from the execution ion the nth) of a public Officer equally distinguished by hi. immoral chamfer, and his remarkable Went for legal sub tleties, by name Kaubur Sukimann Elkudi, of the Court of Justice at Galati. lie hod been I times tided from Constantinople far his licentiousness, and had obtaintd towards the end of the Rainadon, 'WI it is aseraied, on the intercerilion of the Jaiiissaries, lease to return to Coortatt linople. Ile ass suddenly summoned, tinder the pretence of thv. reading of a Firma, before the Bostatigi Pacha and the Topdshi Pecks, delivered to the extetitionerr, and strangled. and Ins body cast irito the sea. The account of the *knitting of the tfUll Lie% in Sieges. and of the general pardon granted to the inhabitants of that important province, *rem equatly to have contributed to allay the fitment t f pruples untidy. The happy result is useritieil to the toterveution of Tschtapan Ogle. Tile new Captain Pemba arrived at Conrianti movie on the %Ph August. and was ret•Psvell and stivegted with his new dignity in the wits, fortu. Ou the 4 20th Angtist there was a sy. rebid enter* tatimsent given by the late Dilector of tla Costmws, now chief inspector of the kitchen, iti honour ul the Sultan, on Ills admission among the webers, who t w Illath at the distance of 1,100 pates. All the Alintnets and arandees of the Empire, who peeler nue gymnastic exercise to every other, %etre present s ai,sl weti: sninietuouvly entertained ; a cntaiitte..s tt►u 11 t ude rutruuutled the kitchens, where 1 . 130 cooks were employed. The Sotto!' remained till the rrei:- ing. and presented Ostwin ♦Ka, the giver sit ii:e p at .', with a sable pelisse, and doges allortittl milts Is. The girateat order prtvailrit ihnung ti e ',topic, and the Monarch clearly slieweil, by t!.is public and cereitiouious appearance, how little he fears the treitoroos plots of some insbotiten.s, how stylise he feels Innistif in the of his rata,- ful sobjects. After the inhabitants of the capital h•.,1 et joysti for wale weeks a good Stale of hislilt. the) nitre suddenly alarmed at the end of last b) amile remits of plague. It .s k yrars amore the ate - . ia cis bluer' from the Archipeleg% end it is to be id that it will spread.—(datitrias Uesenier, . O.) DUTCH AND HAMBURGH MAILS. HAIRBUROII, UP!. It. We hove letters from Algiers of August ID, stat ing shot our Ambassador is going to London, to irretigtlien the hands of friendshily with Great Bri. stein, and probably to secure the neutrality of Eng land when the Curs:tits renew their piracies, as it may be expected they soon will, nut being used to ' remain long gales io !wt. Meantime not to be the Algerines are endeavouring to overthrow the Government of Tunis, by suppurtiug a Pre. tender to the throne. TI Ni rwrtti to Storthing was closed on the 16th St.ptember. Of the Norwegian peasants who were with the Storthing, and Intruded to re. quest the King to assume the same uulimited power which the Danish Kings eserciseri. about 200 were arrested by the troops without resistance, they being unarmed. It is supposed they will be all released except about ten, who will remain in prison, the real will be sent to their homes, and put coder Ike surveillance or the Magistrates and Clorgy.—(Hendoorgh Correspondent, Sept. 29.) Exchiuge in Loudon 25th Sept. 33. 3.; 33. 6. BROM TSB PUNCH VIONTIERS, SEPTENBRR 29. Besides the voluntary enrolments and the levy for the standing army. endeavours are made to make the colonial corps as complete as passible, chiefly by putting foreign deserters into them. They even speak of raising French corps for the colonies, sod it is thought the Government inteuds au expedition maims Ifs. Domingo; at Dunkirk they are be ginning aria to fit out ship. for the whale fishing, which was formerly au profitable; they are also im proving the harbour to make it capable of receiving large ships of war. UTRECHT, OCTOBER 1. The troops in the camp of Z4ist, amounting to • 22,000 men, were reviewed by Ins Royal Hightp!s• the Prince of Orange. The review lasted from seven o'clock its the morning to Four p. ar.—(Haaer los Courant, Oct. 3.) LITTER VlOl4 WARSAW, SEPTCaIIIER 21. Yesterday evening her Majesty the Empress Maria arrived here in good health, eccomparriesi by she Grand Duke Constantine, who went to meet her. The city and the bridge over the Vistula were finely illuminated. To-day the Civil Audio title's, the Generals *tad Officers, and also the Ladies, will be presented to her Majesty. The Viceroy Riles to-morrow a great bull in his house, oat of the city; at Lazierlk, iu the Royal Summer Palate, and the day after to-morrow the city gives is ball iu the Town Hell. _ _ _ Tlw reviews of the Polish army were &idled ot the 17th. The Greud Duke was extremely eats. lied with them. The Russian silver coin is now allowed to be current is, the kingdom of Poland ; but the taper. Linen of it to lostugu costumes is forbidden. PLTIRSBURGII, CWT. 19. Twenty millions of rumbles bugs been already rrcelted towards the new loan. Coast Romarixow. the Chancellor of the lEek , Orr, is arrived here from his estates. Captain Kruresisteess has Iwo her. some time ; the equip went mud destination of •the ship Norick fitted out at the Cimucylkes experise, which has lately returned. were confided to I ,as well es the draw. Mg up of the speciel instructions for the voyage. To complete the Russian army and navy, a levy of recruits is ordered throughout the whole empire, in the proportion of two recruits from every 600 males. Instead of recruits a sum of money will be accepted. The Emperor's body Phyricion and Counsellor of State, Crichton, is discharged from service at his own request ; lie receives a pension of 3,000 roubles. STOCKHOLM. SEPT. W. The King and the Crown Prince left DrollilleiM on the HA of this month, and are expected bat k here Olio evening. A joyful commotion announces the universal satisfaction at the return of our be loved Alotiarch, after mill ilb•eller of is mouth and Premiers' slays. The streets through which his Majesty will pars sae illuminated. It iv affirmed that the City Alagistrates, iu order not further to increase the price of candles, which were UlICOM• moray dear this autumn, have resolved, instead of general illumination, to rend the sum of 12,000 liaocu dollars to the Hospital of the Invalids, iu order le co te, by this sit of benevolence, the coronation in Norway, and the happy seturu of the King. Ills Majesty's return has every where resembled a triumph, from the testimonies of joy and attach ment every vilwre given by the inhabitants. At Tolgen there wus a isi tttt plisse atCl., with the King's cipher, and the equally simple and ingenious in. umpteen, .• Ile mud no other." All the habita tions tin both bodes of the Glom, even the mean est ib00444 were illuminated. Though the frost Ina Eilready done mach injury, yet the inhabitants et the villages retailed to forget all their unarm. tone. The Kin" sent his Orderly Officei., Von Mains birch, t;titl the Crown Prince his Aide-de Camp, Lieut. Due, to Paris, to bring to her Majesty the Queen the trews oldie Curtniatium As Ale. 'time!' hat lately received credentials as Nlinister Plenipotentiary froth the United States ef North America to this Court, it appears that the report was unfounded which stated shut in future the-e was to be only a Charge d'Affaires here. People are here lull of the adventure of a pea. sant in East Gothfund, when being employed in 611111 g ill the river Sturtig, di. w wit uu eel which hail fast entwined itsclf rounil a gold crown licitly set with jewels. This crown is of ancient wink inaiithip, null it is ut prebent intiiiinsed that it be losigrtl to King ' 4 .;.tisietsini, and that it was Inst in the above-iiiiiiird steer un the retreat after the battle iit St d eur bre, its 1.',428, %Veil curt hint the Swedish cro.wii. The I.t.a.iant it no his wwy hither wit h his precious tel.e, to I,se.ri., it to the King. .I.owt.a shots. sei•TLishett 28. The 13.1.11:try Guyer 00000 rots are again brining to nivke cousidetable •inu.ments to exerciiie their pi laciest. The Spou Guyer'lowa hov received ne ws h ow tt leave no dbubt or it ; it e%ris vetin4 nv, it iii pi•titev will in I n s u re no mo re ret i itet the 1 . 01 SUIUC Cline ikuvt not been eitpcbeeil to their allselo, and that they are prosecuting with double seal the measures which the plague and their internal divagations lied for a time stopended. Though it seems that the Spanish flag hes no thing to fear, precautions egainot their attacks are however making. It is affirmed that negociatiosis to this efffct have been opened in London ; it were to be wished that their result might be as speedy as the danger is imminent. Meantime a plan is carrying on to overturn the Government of Tunis by means of a descendant of a certain My Bey, who was taken and beheaded by the Algerines 1757, when they conquered Tunis. The Pretender affirms that he has friends in the neighbouring State, who only wait for his arrival to receive him with open arms, end to place him on the th►one of his fathers. He has already gone to put the affair in train ; 2,000 Turkssird a numerous body of Arab cavalry, commanded by the Ages and the Bey of Coustasnina, are shortly to join him. It is well known that peace and friendship have long subsisted between Algiers and Tanis, and the latter Government has done all it could to preserve the good will of the Dey of Algiers by ',resents. — Nevertheless, the Algerian enter the Tunisians ter ritory as enemies, without a previous declaration of war. The plague has at length abated its ravages : the mortality is now from live to eight persons daily. The Dry, whose mildness is still praised, is going to send an Atub issador to London, "to tie still closer the bonds of friendship at present sub sitting with Great Bilitant, and probably to request the neutrality of Great Britain in the new piracies which are intended." This is singular, Great Bri toil', like other European States, has concluded Treaties with Algiers, Tunis, &c. which it maintains, as Lord Exmouth's expedition proves. It is not stipulated in them that it is to be the champion of other States. There, as every where else, the word is •' Help yourself;" or establish legal refs. tions by Treaties, o► juin with such as are stronger, if you have not strength enough to protect yourself. If the English, who area put of de European family, will not receive those who have a mind to join with them, there is in the Mediterauran su American squadron with which common cause may be made, or other arrangements agreed upon for protection against the pirates. Nothing has yet transpired respecting the effects of the steps taken ou this subject by the Diet at Frankfurt.—(Hase hargA Papers, Sept. 27.1 NAVAL lIV77iLLICENCE. PORTIMOOTII, OCTO•alli 4. Put back yesterday the Killiabeck, Barnes, from sea. flailed the Brilliat transport, Bothwell, fur anthem ; sod Malay arrived the Satellite from the Mediterranesa, pat wader qoarsatitte ; sad Roiario. from a cruise. Several brigs passed through, bet from its blowing strong, we could est ascertain their mums. sacwouvii. OCTOPTI I. Yesterday the Dorothy, Wardell. from Newcastle for Cho note, put in to repair damages, having bee, raw fool of, at the Lizard, by a brig ois Toes/day eight last. Arrived the Lady Arabella packet with a mail free Lis boa, it aim days. weasawcw, emotes IL Captain Young, of the Isabella Simpson, arrived off this port on the nth ult. reports, a That us the 15tb August he fell is with the Swami of Lowden, in the Gulf of Florida, from Ilawaisoish.bootewaii.hoisod, with her swimming sod fare-logemet carried sway, sad that be towed her close la to Nedra Castle." Arrived yesterday the sloop lilizab;th, Ries, of Wilford, Itemise sprung • leak at sea, from London tu Liverpool, with tallow, porter, Sac. Arrived this afternoon the sloop Peggy sod Mary, Edbrook, of Swansea, with loss of sails, leaky, and other damage, from Puol to Bristol, with blubber, he. The Eliaab M baring bees pat oo the gronnd yesterday, the leak has berm found, sod she will proceed ua her voy age the Ant fair wind. Drat, *molten 4. Yesterday passed through the Downs several sail of ves sels for the River, names unknown; sail to-day arrived and sailed fur the River she L'Alexaudriae, 110(11111, from Havre; Lacy Davidson, Campbell, from Jamaica; Ruth, Hounley, from ditto; and Osomuctu, Goo Stara : the three latter wash' in the Downs. Came dawn frum the River the Lord Sullield, &owe, for Calcutta; William Manning, Smith, for St. Kilt's; Com merce, Spence, for Autigna ; William Damao, -, fur Nova Scotia; Havaimak, Dewlap, for Comma, sad remain in the Downs with the seat of the outward-bused. DOVER, °CMS= 4. Arrived off this port yesierday the Posthnusows, Hood, front Jamaica. RAYINIATI, OCTORta 1. Caste in several vessels for shelter. worthy, ocroura 3. Pet back to oar roads the Haanah, Hay, booed to Memel, having beets iu sight of she Norway land, is want of water. The Emily, SUNDERS. from Liverpool to Gib raltar. sunk iu Dublin Bay 49th ult.; crew saved. The Elesso►, STFTEMS. from Lando► to Os tend, was totally lost uff Flushing elith ult.; crew saved. The Albatross, fru. the Falkland Islands 11 ► Salem, was abandoned et sea on the 3d ult. being a complete wreck. The Rofheristwie4hs, Dtae•, of Leith. wu stranded on Guthland the 45th ult. crew sued. The Dutch frigate Duiphiss, from the Texel, bound to the coast of Africa, arrived in the Downs on the 2.1 instead. This ship has on boiud fifty slaves, which are to be returned to their natiire home by the humane order of the Dutch Government, after which the will proceed to the Dutch I.linids the West Indies. On her (-inning into the Downs she saluted his Majesty's ship beret..., with fifteen guns, which compliment was immediately returned from the Severs. On Saturday, the 3.1 instant; at about seven o'clock in the 'Morning, h dui having every sp. peoranee of being mail, ran furiously through the streeii in the vicinity of South Auilley-street. l:rti• iienoilsqua're. Ile made his - wav into a stable-yard in Chapel-street, where he bit four flogs. Several *en assembled, armed with pitchfbiks, &c. to dia. patch him, but it was u considerable ti►ue before that could be effected, and during the conflict they had great d►fficulty in avoiding the ferocious nttacks he made upon them. What mischief he May have previously done is unknown. It is re- Intuitable, that this event took place near the dour of a publican, v.lio emanates very ill, Irma the ef feet* of a bite lie received some time ago, front the dog which did so ►ouch mischief at Knightsbridge. It► Me on...street there is another sufferer in a sira►- lur State, from the same cause. R.l /.1:IC. 111ADR. Thal following intimation connected wills_ the above trade. has been iota received by the Run.i u Vict-Consul at this jatirt.—lnspumsfia Telegs aph.) 'Ry en Imperial i/kare,"alsted the tfith of May, 1816, ter prometing the Baltic and White Sts pints (ruin tins denim disorient, it has, him niactid, that a due of wit hundred sever eels glisters *hall ler levied Gain evary ship madeavouring to pas. air Danish quarauttue .eta. wialkont taking the prolwr certificates. It •p- Pentiolts however, that vessel, have arrived (runs places Not subject to epidemic disoniers. with the Dash& rpm runtime eel tificaass oaly, boa without soy tetchiest'. Or the resident Russia, Agent' or their male, sad as sending sect vowels back to Dettotark would be anemia with groat loos of Rom mid detriment to the owner it has bees determinbd by the Committee of his Imperial Ma- Issles Minialank that ships whist from places mot sub ject to epidemic disorders. with the Danish "meantime anti- Beate. cooly, may be mlinittal lulu &Isaias ports, osa the crews being eternised by tardiest mew. But, the fine of 100 'Jiver dollars is imposed on the Captaios of such vessel,, on their arrival in port, fur their irregularity is sot obtain. tug the resideut Bswiao Agest's signalers or seal." FATAL ACCIDENT. An lorprisition was taken yesterday afternoon before Timm*, SHELTON. Esq. Cornspor. at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. ore the body of Mr. Thomas [?;chops, upholsterer aod oadertaker, wimp resided al IT. Drake-sheet, tootialdield. Mrs. Aso Reled, of Durset-street, Flee-streee. sworii.-0. Tuesday whale VFW arm*/ Fleet-61mM, at the boltum.auel 11•11 the deemed is the art of entries the road frum Bridge-..reel, the mese where Mr. Waltham resides, to Fleet-eaarket, a cart drew, by ore home wais the time wing dowel Fleet-eireet, mid lensed mud the future to Fleet-market wesrly st the same inument ; either the chest of the horse or the shaft of ter cart week 'pima hien, sod bloodied him down. The cast was not going at • very quick pea; the driver gave we warueng, by calling out to the deceased. The Carl did sot stop, though the driver was aware of Ha wedeln. Willem did nut kouw so whom the cart belonged. There was no other vehicle ise the road at the time, sod the driver did Rift endeavour to scup his horse, which she believed be might have doom. Mr. Lowe, Surgeon of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, saw the de-erased ow Tuesday last, immediately after his "lyrical at the Hospital; he bad a wowed un his forehead; he re maiued iusessible fur six hours, and Colllllllled ho s stele of stupor mail be became quite delirious and expired. lie opened the skull after death; there was a great quantity of fluid is the ventricles of the brain. The accident 'night have produced all the appearance aad symptoms which be had described. Verdict—" Actideatal rks/k."—Deedand Sr. NEW METHOD OP MAKING BUTTER. (F, a Corregroadent.) Put the aura intended for butter into a strong Nun cloth, tie it up with. string, dig • hole in the earth fifteen lochs deep, and let the buttons of it he antSciently capaci. ens to allow the cream in the linen dulls to lie shoat four inches deep all over it. Put another cloth around that which contains the cream, to keep the dirt from it. When deposited in the hole cover it up with earth (but du slot tread it down) and let it remain 24 or 26 hours ; then lake it out and pear the cream, which will now be very thick, into a bawl or other vessel, and stir it well from Gee to tea minutes with • wooden spoon or ladle, when the but ter will be completely funned, and may be taken out and washed as usual. The advantages of this mode of making batter are as follow, vic—let, The cream yields a larger quantity of batter, or an addition of about one pound in ten; Sd, la hot weather butter is obtained without • tedious process, and is free from the rancid taste that long and but churned hatter generally possesses; and 381, A very small stock acres,. may be operated apon equally u well as a larger gsa•tity.-(Durham Advertiser.) A CATALOGUE Of lb, Improved Shod-horned Cattle, belonging to Mr. Robert Cultism, of darnipion, rear Darlington, in the Calmly of Durham, which were Sold by Auction, un Tuesday, September 19, 1919, with the pricey at which they sold, said the names of the purebearrs —There wrre sixty.ore Lots.—The following were those shit brought the highest prices:— COl4ll. Witslair (pot to Lancaster), I yews old, isy George, out of Wildols—Chas Unnrosake, Esq. Duncombe Park, 116 O. Empress (put to Laureates), 5 years old, by Barmpton, out of Lady Grace—C. Campion, Esq. Dear Doncaster, 210 guineas. Young Moss-Rose (put to Lancaster) 5 yrs old, by Ml bugles, out of bisse-Rose—Ckerles Doueunsbe, Esq. Dneesinbe Park, 190 guineas. Yeses (pet to Lancsster)s years old, by Wellingtoss, slam by George—Messrs. Simpson and Swills, 193 guineas. Rosette (put so Lancaster), 4 years old, by Welliuglos, out of Rea-Rose—Lord Alihorp, 300 guineas. Nonpareil (put so Laneester) b )ears ul.l, by Wellioron, out of Janu--Lord Abbots, 370 guiswas. Ruby (put to Lsueaster), 2 rase old, by iVellingtou, uut of Red Ruse—Mr. Robson, 331 guineas. HEIFERS, from 6 to 12 months std. Sweetbeiar (put to lAuraster), by North Star, out of Non pareil—Mr. Maynard, l• 15 guiuesi. Lady Anise (put to Lancaster), by ITellingtou, dam by George—Mr. Barnes, Clcathain, 100 guineas. Cleopatra (put to Ls.. asterN by Lancaster, dam by George—Mr. Barnes, 133 geibens. A heifer, by Biumptuu, out of Empress--Mr. Campion, 100 guineas. Unto, by Hampton, out of Itasette—Mr. Robson, 113 guineas. Ditto, by Rarepton, out of Triaketillessrs. Simpsdn sad Smith, 110 guineas. BULLS. Midas, JO yearn old, by Phenomenon, out of Red Rose-- Mr. Wiley, 270 guineas. **for, 6 years old, My Wellington, dam by Phenomenon — Mr. Brooks, 166 gnomon. Lancaster, 4 years old, by Wellington, eut of loss-Ruse —Messrs. Simpson and Smith, 621 guimas. BULL CALVES. Disnrond. l peer 831.1, by Lrinenstrr, nut of Venus—Mr. Donaldson, near Durliam lilt (remoras. Albion, rising I year d:d, LIIVCIS (CT, Sam by Wellington, Mr. Slue 140 guineas. Heentil , eisitsg ooe y. .sr old, by Wellington, sot of Wildnir, Mr. Whitaker, 201 grainer. Pilot, rning l year old, by either Akjor or Wellington (being put to bulb), &el of Red Ruse—Mr. Booth, 274) gm. Find Day'd Sale of ensile Second Day's File of Sheep 1,043 5 0 Told .........00,496 4 0 One Rem was 1914 to Mr. SI •1400 fur ISO guinea,. very large aaw.mblage of Nobility and ciente from all pasta of the conotry were collected—there was a bland of 39 Grath-names carriage, at the place of ask. The total amount of Mr. Cheeks Culliug's *ale, in 1810, was 8,0421. 11a. but the *Mount of the present isle to 8,4901. 4a. PRICE OF STOCI 3 per Ct. c0......751iLi 1 sperettit.N. An..iO3i4 'mho WHO.. ,fki; b 6 pr. I . 6 3.10.ith Sv* Stock .. €3,1 :KS YESTERDAY. I Ex. litti•, 5... 20 :9 pr. I ',burry Ttekria 11.01. 184. Omnitton 1 Ctn.+. fur Am ....75iii idARKETS. • -. CORN EXCOANPL, Moln n vv. 0L401171t Our Media was Will su ~ plir d t hi .moroinz riIII all Lie, of gram, and the pokes, bulls in %Vlscat and O a ls„ be rave krona lits this day * i rk . Tkr supply ..f Barley bring riy larkt, inferior was d iii , anal fivr from 36. to 4.. per quarter lows r. las Kase and lit.'s'. tiers is uu alter/own. CIARENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foretells Wheat Boa 706 Grey realm lets 410. Fame ditto .... fibs 70. Tick &ant . 6d, 7v, Fist ditto Old ditto ...... —* Itye hose ditto Bailey 4Ss Ms din* Small ditto o l3s 8•n 01,1 ditto —, Fel 11 Oats 33 Firseditto. 3s■ 370 Fine , s4s 844 New ditto .. olos 68s Mak ti4s Rise ditt0..844 110 s Whitt Wails (boi Icrs) 704 POs Rae ditto Poland ditto 34* Fine ditto JBs 1114 Potatot ditto n, 43, Rape geed, pre last Mg 51/ Fine Fluor lO. 7is Seconds SMITHFIELD, Mammy, Ormuz! 6. Thee day** 'market had a good supply ill' prime bissts, aad the .bete of cattle in general wets pretty enot.iderabie: Hat. ion is cheaper; Veal is dearer ; Beef and Pork sold at I.st prices; and the trade fur site roost pars olta tolerably him/. The sales its the Haymarket •ere somewhat lovrly • Hay, Straw, and Clover, have got •p In ;bier Siskjutue ' d it a reenact statement of the ywieta and nounhers : To siuk the offal per moue of Slb. 8ref....4g. 0.1 to Ss. 4.1. Hems of Cattle this day:— Mottos _CI. ♦d. to los. 8.1 Beasts .. Vea1....416 0,1. to es. 01 Sheep 13,70 n Pork .. 4.. 01 to 84. Cl. Calves 4llO Lamb ...os. thl. to Os. 0,1. I Pies .... .. ..... 1120 HAY-14 Hay... 41 Ur Straw Clover 4l. 10e. IRKET. at. to BF 10t. 0. CI. to 21. le.. Get. Sd. to 91. Cta. NJ. ,11)EI1HAL1. MARKETS. Carreto.) Vral ss 0.1 1.1 4.4 Rd I INA.— 5.: 8.1 t,, is IQ N. 01. to 8. OJ. HOPS, per Cwt. PRICE OF litrvr mtgs. Kent.... 71 Os to 7/12s Sussex.. 0/15s to 71 7s Etatz....ol Os to 0/ Os !II VW /OCR Fill 71 Mt to 91 Os Susuz .. 71 12 , t. HE S. Esse% RI Os to NI los Fsmhisist .6 0* to el all Si Ni to Cl 0, PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW rr..14i1F.100. WHITErHAPIL. Hay 71 0. 0,1 to 81 10.1 thl I Hay.. 7/ 10. 0.1 to 01 A. mi Straw 2/ 140 0.1 to 31 3. 0.1 Straw 2/ 10.0.1t0 21 lA. ed Cluvrtol Otl to 0/ Ob Oa I Clover 91 0, le to 10/ 0. 1.14 RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 24 0.1 lo I 4.1 stone)— 2s 10:1 to 3s 11,1 Market Calf.. 11 , . to It. - rh Middliwrs 24 iSil to 2. ed Ens. Horse liki 0.1 •. As Oil Sheep, 3s Od to 3s 101—Lambs, 'is Od to Ss 6.1 SHEEP SKIES . Polled, Ss Od to 6. o.l—Dowits, 3. Od le 4. Od PRICE OF RAW As etateft by the TAHuy Melte4 s. t James's Markrt 9.1 Whitechapel Markel 5s 73.1 A 'wage .... 5.1 SJ 'AT, per stone of 8111 . . Ar slated fry the Btstritere. St. Jusatea's Market.. Ss 94 iVhiteehmkel Market 5. 5.1 Clare Mark. t...... H. 04 Nrrigaie Market ... Ac 04 Average...... PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 1444111-111onlds, 16 91. 6.1. per dozen alluwid fur ready money. COAL MARKET, Oc'roma S. Ships at Market. Snips ►ohl. I Newcastle I .... 47.. LI. to --a BIRTH. On •he 22.1 all. at Rockville-house, Ireland, Lady Elea. nor Balfour, of a kou and ►eir. MARRIAGE. On the Vat alt. at Chester, the Rev. John Fish, of that city, to Frances Maria, fourth daughter of the late Elas4l Massa; Esq. of Elaod, county Kilkenny. DEATHS. On Friday te'nnight, at %Wheatley, Oxon, John Plod', E. Duetur of Civil Laws, and oneof the oldest klsoistratru sod Deputy Lieut.-mots of the Comities of Osforil and {kik, On !Words) , hat, deeply lamented, iu hrr 79ils tear, the Right Hompurabte Laoly Northwich, widow of the kit and mother to the present Lord Norlhoikli. On she 30th ult. at kir lodgings to the Hampstead road, Cul. John Drouly, late of the tat regiment of Life Guard., and Governor of Cowes Castle. -- On Thu' sday last, at Norton Corot, in Rent. Lady Sondes, only slaughter of Richard Mille% Esq. of North Utahans, is Norfolk, and Narkington, to Kent. Wednesday sennight, after a tong illness, at hi. house in Beaumont-street, London, in the 36th year id hie 3Cre l'isarks Gardiner, Esq. outy son of the late General soul Hula. Mrs. Gardiuer, of Lichfield. A kw days ago, at Crooke'leonine, in Bilked, Mr. John filoatgoaserie, farmer, in the lebtlt year of his age. Rio ancestors were distinguished fur their longevity; is par ticular be remembered his grandfather, whose age was 120 years. 0., Wednesday, the 30th all. at Chelsea, aged SO, Lient. James 31'hay. ors the returned fist of the late Royal and one of his Majesty's Military Knights 44 iNgodaor. He served in the 36th regiment at Quebec, seder the immortal ware, where he received a severe wouorl. lie was after wan ts many years as Officer, in the privity of the bia.lihoi aler, in the carps known by the name of the Smith Duni,. On the war breaking set with the Colonies Ise returned the British army as a Lienteriant, awl served with distin guished gallantry jut America during the whole of that war. His defence of • fort, where he was severely wounded, having appeared is the Gazelle, ke. it drew forth a very handsome tompliasent frees Lord VISCUIIIII badmouth, sko recollected the circanastarice whoa he waited Oh his Lordship with a reconiaieudation from his friend sad patrols the Ma.- Tors of Hastiqs, who serer lost sight of the wan thy vet, rate' services. 'De served during the late war as Captain in the Keay - Feacibles. Al the village of Rutherell, Dumfries ) nu Tateaday week, aged 02 years, Mr. Stewart Lewis, • Moat 'angoras and eceentr re character; and certainly the Slat of all di , moor Inaba also have appeared its Scotland tilt** WM) yC*I'S •—• He was a native of Eceletechau ; awl his fattier, who was of Jaculsiairal priaciplts, named him Stewart, after the fortunate Hruiree of that name; lie had a brother, who was called Charles, Orr Prince Charles, comanoarly called the Paetenaler. The life of poor Stewart was theepiened in the extreme; and it is somewhat singular t h at he is in hered in the Paine grave which contains the rencons of his father, grandfathar, and great-grandfather. Marin:: the present yam- Lewis perambulated the counties of Catnilrec !sad, Westmorland, and Durham, Berwickshire, FifeAnic, Lanarkshire, Ayrsisite, and Dasiilliesaltire. He wrote " Fair Helen of ketintrel Lee," the "African blare." and sereeal other [dices of merit. He has let% one son awl three daughters. His funeral was respectable tattenJed sad we undellaanal that • atone is to be Cr, etetl to his by the admirers of this singular ly raider ttttt air Datil. LONDON: Printed and l'abliiheJ at Ilit ant, Nu 11 . 7 . Strand; •Aire Adee•tiienartta arc r.lrrwee.i, rid I. •". (punt-paid) meet be mildreva4l.-- C SA; ON, Citelll . 6 NO, er,wer WHITE. N. I Pahltshei. i NEWGATF. AND LEA (By the Beef .... 34 81 to 4. 84 Molten.. 46 84 to. 4l Lamb bi 111