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and announced his of taking possession of LITERATURE. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. hal been undertaken by Marshal Souls. It WAS also as- -- - k Stock k ES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. = - intention 1 LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAil' : sorted that Marshal Maisan, French Ambassador to Austria, shut New 5 per Cent. - the Duchy by force, if necessary. The Deputies; A YEAR IN SPAIN. FRENCH PAPERS. had arrived in Paris, having quitted Vienna after protest- 3 per Cen o t. Red - HOUSE OF LORDS. • (From the Morning Herald Private Correspondent.) 6 4 pm. of Luxembourg have, however, requested arms and COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES. ,A LONDON, 1831. PARIS, MARCH 12. ing against the Manifesto of Prince Metternich on the sub. 3 per Cent. Cons. 75% 6 5 Ditto Bonds shut South Sea Stock &li • shut assistance of the REGENT of Belgium, who has pro- The House sat this morning in a Committee of Priri l Tsdo 3 & i tl ' o er li C er e r t, This is one of the most agreeable books of ject of the intervention of Austria in the affairs of Italy, shot Old Annuities rnised both-80 that hostilities will probably soon the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Arden, Lord Roslyn, 1 •°,1;d, Ii recommence between Holland and Belgium. I lament that it is not in my Power to say " Paris is If this news he true, the i mme di a t e d e parture of Count aseamaaaper Cent ...Bali s'S s 4% New Ditto Lords in attendance were the Lord Chancellor, Lord N 4 ) 00 3 per Cent Ann. 1726 .... - 3 Ex per . B f ilis 'ent. x A l oco nn. 1751 1 . 7 15 - - pui. travels we have read for some time. It displays perfectly tranquil," for considerable excitement still exists, d'Appony may be expected.' 4 per Cent. 15‘XLord King, Lord Radnor, Lord Bexley, Lord Strang The .M'on i teur contains a Royal Ordinance, by which The Austrian Observer contains some interesting Seaford, and the Bishop of Exeter. no great profundity of research or observation, hut will not, I trust, have unpleasant results. Every mo-Bank Long Ann to expire shut Ditto ' '5O , l7 181 m. ment during which it continues is, however pregnant shut Ditto Small -19 17 pu. the 80,000 young soldiers, forming the contingent of the Jan 5, 1860 DEVON PEERAGE. O D rj but plays gracefully on the surface of things ; is with mischief - to this splendid capital. The departure ofcalled into active • 1830, are Jan. 5, 1860- shut Ditto Commercial - -pm. 16% Ditto Advertised cthoneisrideorpaibnlieorliesutghtihs wentm orn into inrsi n t h e t hcisi circumstances The . LORD . CHANCELLOR and Lord WYNF aa sipi, sprightly and familiar in its style, good-natured f • oreigners continues to he incessant, in consequence of the class of We have received, by way of Bremen, intelligence, of J an. 5, 1880 -Bank for Account - details respecting the late battles between time Poles •prevalence of fear of disturbances. Collision between the '4 from New York which announces that the April 5 1880 January • - ~ , , . - India for Account in its comments, and remarkably felicitous in its P Jan. 5 ' 1870 • - Cons. to April 12 ... 75! 6 f - i , and Russians, though the intelligence is not of the ctillsee;: l a a m i i , a na c i o , r t ic i llcsdly advising the Committee to re: ne yor,l, people and the authorities may by possibility occur, but French Antilles, Guadeloupe, and Martinique are in a - made out his claim to the Earldom o' '''',,t IS desultory sketches of manners, costumes, and without danger to foreigners. The present movement of state of open insurrection. PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. latest date. From these details nothing decisive The Chairman (the Earl of SHAFTESBURY) thFrl. l i e, scenery. The volumes, we understand, are the the Parisians" display • is to their sympathy for the inner- published at The Friend of Liberty, a new jour nal ,_ . i. - Austrisn Bonds 'streamer' Bonds - Neapolitan, 57 Peruvian Bonds to s t t h r e ah H g o e u rs se w . Committee to be that the Noble claimant had made out Or ta T nc h e e s ir an. - ' l %: i t tlY tal Polish nation ; and, although cries of " A bas IBuenos Ayres Bondsto the Earldom of Devon, which opinion he was ordere d e , Ravenna,... in its number of Feb. 28, states that " p ublic -Portuguese Bonds ere then ordered to withdraw, and Pr 3 Y er' s prot. reductions of a young American ; if so, they . Russes" may be heard, rest assured that the heroic people spirit is making great progress, and many ecclesiastic. are Chilian Bonds - Prussian, Old 8 ,, SN f . liet with the enemy. These noble patriots have do credit to his shrewdness and penetration, of Paris will not sully the glory of their revolution by out- throwing off their religious garb to enter the national Colombian Bonds Ditto, teat Russian A second column is preparing to march .agaiust Danish !,_____ Exchange 57 Spanish, Is2l 15% 16 indeed-for all accounts agree on this point- palsied by Lords Wynford, Minto, and Sydney, then sl ie bil and, above all, to his modesty, which is not rages on the persons of strangers who have thrown them- a l lnY• appeals, and proceeded with the part-heard case of dot '- Greek Bonds . - :82:1 14 Brookman. • t t usually the most striking accompaniment o a selves on their hearths. Such is my firm conviction, although I admit that ap- Rome, if rendered necessary by a continued opposition to the wishes of the people. It adds, that according to in- Ditto, ' ...'sa Cluatimala - French Relates, sp. c. -t. - fought like heroes, as if the fate of Poland _'- 2 per cenL ...... 52s , -f. ----* hung on each individual ' s exertions. Time ye- SHIPPING INTFELLIGENCE-(THISI).4f'' transatlantic intellect. The author, we perceive, pearances justify the fears of the timid. telligence received from the national army, head-quarters Mexican Bonds -1- Exchange 23f 30c. teran Commander-in-Chief, Prince RADZIVILL, had, Wo occurrences Thursdayupfive o clock, • h the of Thursda to ' • - intersperses occasional historical notices through.. I acquainted you by your express of that evening. At will he established . at Foligno. The intention. of the corn_ Ditto, Moo menders is to blockade Rome at a certain distance, cutting - by a signal act of disinterested patriotism, re- FROM LLOYD'S. 0•0 •1 .' r : out his work. Few travellers have hitherto been nine o'clock I was sorry to be made aware 1 ', my shouts ofoff II TI • - • appears to be well a communication. This measure .\ . : , signed his command to General SiotrzsEcxt,as being DEAL, Marton 13.-Last night and to-day R has blo 0 1s. hard from S.S.W. to S.W.-Arrived from the River any , able to do this without incurring (and most " 'Vivant les Polonais !" and " A bas les Russel !" judged, fur Rome cannot long resist the consequences of t , ._. ..„,...,4 .... •......:.„..1411. the younger and more energetic of the two, and the Elizabeth and James, Richmond, for Bombay; the' s'r coming from the direction of the Palais Royal, that the its present complete state of disorganisation." t he remains ; the Recovery, Brook, fur r Se ll , s •• , justly) the charge of pedantry and ostentation : Extract of a letter of the 7th inst. from Frankfort:_ even consented to act under him. Up to the latest Passed through from Calais, his Majesty's steamer Sala 's ~, ferment of the day had not been completely allayed. Ona sth mails, despatches, SS - c. for Ramsay. _ it is no small praise to our young author, to say, proceeding to the Rue Richelieu, I met a body of young "I am happy to inform you that the intelligence spread =- - PORTSMOUTH, .31aacir 12 AND 13.-Wind WS' moment at which intelligence had been received here of the surrender of Praga to the Russians proves to LONDON, , heavy gale all last night and to-day from S.W. to " coo/ that he has succeeded in neutralizing any charge men, all apparently students, who were proceeding to- Warsaw had not surrendered. It was even re- Passed by the Duchess of Athol, Daniel, and ThornM s dP . . wards the Boulevards. They offered not the slightest in- be false, by the arrival of above twelve expresses in the MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1831. Chrystie, from China; sailed the 18th of November,3';,,,,i of this sort, by the appropriateness and sin- 1 cult te the passengers, nor did they testify any the most course of yesterday." ------------- --" ported that the , greater part of the Russian army st. Helena on the 20 ult. Delight, Wray, from Rio JOAff,'' PLYMOUTH, MAR AND 12 -Wind S sle."s - r, s : • • plicity of his histonettes. We consider his remote indication of an intention to commit outrage; for, (From the Journal des Debats of Saturday.) If ever there was a question on which the mind was on the ere of marching to Plock, leaving only from London the H orris} • • agl - f , ~ ernre, Hope, for Bombay 31 . 4 . 5 c with crying being unopposed, they contented themselves . PARIS. a small portion to observe the works of Praga :- his Majesty's; ship Ganges, from Portsmouth ; 'so,, account of the past and present state of Cordovaof an entire nation ‘ll3l irrevocably made up, Young, from Fayal ; Bustler, Leader, from Figueira;,r O A " Vivo la Pologne !' On reaching the Boulevard de. President of the • II L fitt Council a .. a e gave in his resignation as VIENNA, MARCH 2.-We have received by express Nancy, Mary, from St. Andero. Off' port, the Rosellarorr as the best chapter in his book. We have read Italiens, they observed a tri-coloured flag hanging from it is the all-absorbing one of Reform. People spear, for Odessa; Archangel, -, for Messina • an d ' , menet! and Minister of Finance, which was accepted by from Warsaw of the 26th ~ February, the following ac - Warrender, for St. Übes. ' „es.' r . .. 4 so much sickly sentimentality on this very pro- tie balcony of an Estaminet (a smoking or cigar divan it the King.think of nothing else. It is the subject of their me- counts, of which having no farther particulars we corn- FALMOUTH, MARCH 11 AND 19.-Wind W, to ss' a s - ' s would be termed in London.) This the young men called me lific subject ;so much canting about the glories e d 'th Th 1 or, an i was given to t em. ey were a tout to (From the Courier Francais of Saturday.) ditations by day, of their dreams by night. They municate the substance: Arrived the Magnet packet, 'from Lisbon, sailed the ' „to Sailed the Cygnet packet, for Lisbon M. Casimir Perrier is still talked of as President of the see that the hour of their deliverance from the ‘• On the `24th of February the Russian army were TORBAY, 31aircir 1 1.-Arrived • the Symmetry,. SR' of the Moorish, and the degeneracy of the follow it in regular march, when a piquet of half a dozen Council and 31inister of the Interior ; M. Mole would b e attacked at all points, and the battle continued the whole from London, for Ceylonl; and Caroline, Churchwartfe r or ldiers of the 13th Regiment of the line appeared and thraldom of the borou hmon ers is et hand and are g g ' ' a of the day. - LIVERPOOL, Marton 12.-Arrived off port, the pi o , Spanish, inhabitants of this fine province •; that '° • - - ' •t d Minister of F • s Aff • M Humana of the appom eFerri airs, M. from Bombay. took the standard-bearer into custody. The rest of theresolved by ever constitutional means to work out .s we feel no slight debt of gratitude owing to students immediately closed upon the soldiers, and rescued Finances, M. Beringer of Public Instructions, M. Bartl e y constitutional On the 25th, at four o'clock, the firing began again STANG ATE CREEK, MARCH P.-Arrived thed', of Justice, .31 : de Rigny of the Marine. . In . order to al- their . freedom. we to attempt to insert but along the . whole line, and announced the decisive day. s e l-tn from Alexandria Matchless, Nicol,. front ipiftg their companion. The soldiers retired into a shop, and , Lyle from Na des • Liverno Coo r ; Diedena 1 all author, who comes to his subject in the free,The city of Warsaw was shaken by the thunder of the '. • ' - I L ' 'f r° lay M. Castmir Perrier's trouble, a Ministry of Police one-third of the lettere and communications we daily remained there until a detachment of the Garde Munici- and Ajax, Laing from e horn • and N Ve g , enus, Cook. , o s healthy, and unbiassed, spirit of sense and pale a Clara arrived and dispersed the multitude. would be formed, and entrusted to M. d'Argout. • j cannon. About three o'clock General Cll • is • receive from al parts of the country on the momentous • • " - braltar. ' ' ° P k ' was 3IARGATE MARCH 'Sarah' " , • , 13.--Arrived off port the On returning to the neighbourhood of the Palais Royale According to another version, the Cabinet would be brought vs °misled into the city ; this misfortune seems to worth, from Gijon. ~, ff ° justice. subject of Reform the columns of The Sun would have been s • composed as follows :-Al. de Mosbourg would have the j s fallow ed by great confusion in the ranks of the DOVER, MARCH 13.-Arrived off port the Atlanta', ..______ =_---__ I found every avenue to the Palace itself blocked by troops THOUGHTS ON MAN, BY W. GOD WIN. of all kinds-soldiers of the line, of the Municipal Guard, be crowded, anti a vast number would r • Poles, during which the Russian Finance, N. Salverte Public Instruction, N. Odillon Bar- still remain entrenchment of Praga. Thousands of wounded were Lewis,'VITIIIAMPTON, Mine l ' f ,r 1 la-Arrived the Arc and National Guards. "On ne pas !" met the pas- rot the Interior, M. Maugin the Seals, M. Lamarque the unnoticed. Suffice 't here to say, that the country LONnoN, 1831. passe Foreign Affairs, and N. Lafitte would still retain the brought into the city. Report speaks of above 300 officers , S senger every step he made towards the Palace. The night, to a man is in motion, and, did the exigency of killed. Any work proceeding from the pen of so • I however, passed quiet y. a or e cut e. Piesidency of the Council, without p t f 71 tile else d n ' ~ , e mand such an alternative, would form one "On the The James and Elizabeth, Cock, arrived at St. Mie bael P In both these combinations Marshal Suult would be 26th, the cannon were silent : the passage of London, the sth instant, about 100 miles from Scull , t ~,• celebrated a veteran in literature as the author Early yesterday forenoon a number of students, between 200 and 300, again assembled in the square in front of maintained . at the head of the War Department. It was vast national Confederation, cheered with tile same time artillery . and cavalry from the farther side of the Vis- - 1 ts 1_ di'! in a e s se d omona, Milne, from Sunderland to Aberdeen, w l l l' on e + that remarkable tale, " Caleb Williams, " istula was uninterrupted. , the Pantheon (ci-devant Eglise de St. Genevieve), and, also said on 'Change that N. Dupin would enter the hope, inspired with the same zeal, burning with the on the rocks to the northward of Aberdeen harbour o'' ~ well worthy of perusal. The present volume is with pickaxes taken from some paviours in the neighbour- Ministry. "It does not appear (says these accounts) whether it day night. . Nixon,the John Pinks, Ni and for Is data. From the National of Saturday.) same indignation, inspired with the same stern, will be resolved to defend ' the capitol or to capitulate.- London, w. but ast shore at Oracabassa Jamaica,' the 19th January, II wholly of a metaphysical character ;is taken up hood, forced open the door. They then possessed them- . . solemn, invincible determination-the full and per- Prince Al- Radzivill has resigned the command to General assistance, and would be hove down. selves of a tri-coloured flag (one of those hung up in honour It is said that M. Casimir Perrier has declined the with abstruse speculations on the nature of man,mission of forming a new Ministry, and that Marshal feet recovery of their rights as men and freemen. of the late B • • Constant),covered • al • • Benjamin it with crape, am.Skraznecki." ..... , his capabilities, his discoveries, his errors, and marched afterwards slowly to the Faubourg St. Monceau. Soult had been called upon to choose one. Woe to the bigots who should attempt to resist such The Austrian Observer contains also some Russian THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.) having tnet with some interruption, the It is said this evening that Marshal Maison our Am- From thence, g . accounts of the preceding affair •:-" In the battle of the his Virtues; and is penned in so captivating, indeed , y . . e . . . , a united phalanx ! Night follows day with less ter- „J. ! proceeded over the bridge of Austerlitz to the Faubourg bassador in Austria, had arrived in Paris. r- 19th, the Poles are stated to have made a most impetuous CORN-EXCHANGE. we may add, so ornate a style, as to keep the St. Antoine. On the banks of the Canal de la Bastile 81f. 45e . MARCH P2.-Five per Cents, Slr. 80c. 82E utility than destruction would follow their resistance! attack on the centre of the Russian line, which made it rhe past week's arrivals were tolerably good of all, l' i 'l 82f 82f. 10c. C e 25c. 20c. 30c. 35e. 40c. 30c. 35c. 50c. Grain except English Wheat. Of Flour there 1n.,,14 It must not be concealed, however, that though i. n e e e c r e s o s f arLfo l r f C t Count Die , b l i t t u sc r l n t i t? check the victorious ca i This morninwgastlawiraeriV - attention on a constant stretch. In the language t t i o ,7; i :n i cz=d mi a mn a e e s=r ( s ii who ed s b h a ow o • r et e l t : di7 } o l salon 4 1 ( ( i k c : : 4 514 , c : ~I :hs r o e c e 6 i is e. er . - it r ! o r . f.g/ t o , . k Z vi 20c. c i, c i _re, : tits, including the foreign barrels. Th of Mr. Godvvin ' s earlier prose works there was dents, P whom som P e ' a a vo g rktnen ha a d rg now Y joi l ned . , seized the m i se s ‘S t i s . Rents de Naples, 54E 1 85C. 5.5f 1 1 3 27. 10c. ° Ea. ts'ec. 10, ,. 3 2 Z little is to be apprehended from open opposition, seconded by Genc7 , T i o n ll, he atitsald t t • he e t , zi er t rl ls; czte t e he : short , a , a - ::li ve s r u)t ismfitemy close of o v f: e c e rt ., TA 0 0 :e always an ambitious straining after effect, a guns, however, broke the bayonets and the swords of the Loan, 's,d ; Rents Pe a c i fu n s e, ile :Pr's4pagne, 1 , 4,2 /1 4 ' s Royal ._l . Ss l a a n u i s g h e much is to be feared from maske 1 hostility. right flank ; and General Rosen having at the same time jale!gt u is fu f l a y th s er dea t rer it Co s l: fine parfels a Enelie j ; soldiers, threw sonic of the muskets into the canal, but, on London, one month, money, 25f. 10c. ; three months, 25f. Satan is never so dangerous as when he assumes taken them on the left flank, they were compelled to a much in demand supports late, and Is. tro2vsa. pueet:tiulreilcal'eli pompous sonorousness which gave them quite a general retreat, which they effected with courage and or- but the best quality for malting. Beans are unaltered. , L, after some minutes' consideration, restored the remainder - a --- the garb of an angel. The boronghmongers are . , Pease are 2s. per quarter cheaper. Grey Pease unaltereuS iv iir monotonous character; in the present volume there to the soldiers. They were subsequently charged by a DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS. der. but not without considerable loss, especially in . . killed. meet a slack trade, but are not lower than on Monday sel l ' veterans in subtlety', Jesuits in maneetivting; eon- ' body of the Horse Municipal Guard, which, added to the They were repulsed to within five worsts of Praga, where In the Flour trade there is no alteration. • is nothing of the sort ; the thoughts are abstruse, BRUSSELS, MARCH 9.-The Regent has des etched a as heavy rain that fell, induces] the young men to retire, and courier to the Hague, said to P rageous-and this is their only good quality-as they took up their position. The Russians bivouacked PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP. iti, the dialect in which they are clothed is easy were to be again the town became quiet. Strong patroles in which our Government strongly insists on the imme- lions anti craft as foxes. Every art, no matter at the distance of two cannon-shot from the enemy, and Wheat, Red (old) ..... -s. -s. 1 Beans, Small new ..• t and flowing, though full of familiar imagery seen, however, in every direction dur:ng the night. diate evacuation of that part of the Belgic territory which how unprincipled, every exertion, no matter how the head-quarters of Count Diebitsch remained at Milosna. -------- ‘R7 h ars ice gP d) ** -'' - - -s. I - old '0 - e ~ )... ass. 655. - Tick (new).... ,„. i I There appears a striking difference between time mea- isstill The loss of the Russians in this action is estimated Fine 663. 70s. 1 • (old) .... ; ,,,5 1 and metaphor. The sole fault we find with and • 1 for •d • 2,000 men, or 1,000 wounded and as • many killed. - Harrow (nevifr.:, 2 , sores resorted to now previous y impe mg the The King of Holland has appointed Duke Bernard of --white (1830), 60s. 7os. 1 'their Mr. Godvvin ' s essays is coldness of charac- " movements" of the people. Hitherto the National Saxe.lVeimar, Governor-General of Luxembourg, and an- preserve their old, unconstitutional authority. At- Among the former is Lieutenant-General Juchosanet, Guards alone were employed. . Yesterday theprincipal tempts will be made, are even now making, to Chief of the Artillery. The loss of the Poles was very _ Superfine 78s. 80s. Oats, Feed ....4 0 ter. They proceed from the head, not from nounces this appointment to the inhabitants in a r ee ls- a`e''', 11 , Foreign tree 60s. 82s. New ...... agents observed were troops of the line. To-day I find motion from the Hague, dated Feb. 10. cripple the Reform Bill, at each stage of its great, especially in those troops which had for a moment Rye I 40s. 441 Poland . ' 4 '9 t the heart. There is no vivifying feeling about strong bodies of them in various quarters-in the Place In • this proclamation the King, after reminding the in- progress. One portion will be objected to, pushed forward, and were afterwards taken in both flanks." Barley New ...... .... 4,5? ' . of Louis XV.-at the Chamber of Deputies-the Tuileries as On the 20th there was no fighting ; the enemy's posi- - Fine 955. aSs. Potatoe them, no burst of enthusiasm, no sallies habitants that Luxembourg forms a part of the great Comm. • Superfine New 445. 475. • -the Palais Royale, &c. This looks serious, but I anti. federation of the people of German and that he shall be too sweeping, another as too limited : this will tion was reconnoitered amidst a brisk fire of artillery, - Malt (30s. 665. - Scotch r t I • 11 is polished equable, and um- . sprightliness , a , cipate no conflict between them and the people, because, seconded in taking • • y, * • b g possession of it by the German Diet, e pronounced unconstitutional-that impracti- but without bringing any troops into the field ; the enemy - Fine New 7os. 725. Irish !s4s. '..,',„; • having about two in the afternoon retired to Praga, only Pease, Grey New 36s. 38s. Flour Town 'er sack) t'''' T form. They are the speculations of a shy, ab- although they may do their duty in preventing the aPa expresses tl e - Maple New 3Bs 4.• S U) l• 9 ‘ hof the people, should the latter present themselves proac . . it will . . force. He announces the fundamental law suited to the t cuming wits' some battalions a wood on his left, and . White - ec"" ......... .05 , p I , 40s. 425. - North CountrY i stracted, self-contemplative philosopher ; who a , amendment after amendment moved, inter- several out-works and buildings on his right. - Boilers at the points mentioned, • stations himself apart from the world, and feels and because I know that the people of Paris are, beyond liberty and the prosperity of the country, the free use of polation after interpolation projected until at On the 21st both armies continued in these frontiers OP ' little interest in its pursuits. Still, in their way, all others, impressed with respect for military men-their the French and German languages, an equitable system of length the prime object of the Bill is wholly without any fighting. In the morning of that day the Poles ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LASI T ;s l-2 (4 • fellow-citizens-in the performance of their duty. The taxation, &c. sent Gen, Krukowiecki to the outposts to propose an amis.. sa' X 0 g k lost sight of, and the Bill itself frittered array to a lice. Count Diebitsch rejected this proposal, but did not From Whence. rg : . -'s 's - r -- s; ''' I'‘' )0 like the reveries of Plato, or the Socratic Di s- people feel, and keenly, the melancholy fate to which the Meisel' 10.-We are assured that posts are going to be • courses by Xenophon, they are admirable. brave Poles appear destined ; but the expression of their planted on the frontiers of Dutch Flanders, by the common thing of neither mark nor likelihood, and which has hinder the removal of the wounded between the lines of the it sa • • ? * I sympathy will be unalloyed and unattended by rage or acts consen t o f th e t wo Governments,and that h per aps a nothing of Reform left to recommend it but the advanced posts of the two armies, which General Krukoa Qrs. Qrs. Drs. Qrs. Qrs. er,.,,, a ' 1 . • - of violence. neutral territory may be ugreed on. Thus the renewal of name. This is the sort of discussion that we n wiecki had asked for. General Schachowicki passed the Aldborongh 261 633 125 15 102 '''" ~. A Sunday Paper (the Intelligence), in al- One o'clock. hostilities should .elm to ba not at all probable notwith-most Narew on the 17th, at Loniza, with the grenadier corps of Boston - - - 1390 39 "-•• ' s s' /, • _ _ i luding to certain vague rumours, attributing Os- the little I have just returned from witnessing a highly intere4.- standing the loan of 12 millions, and the warlike ' language dread; this is the hostility against which it behoves 36 battalions. On the 21st the communication between Claycsames - no° - - -", Princess VicTortaa bad state of health, say" The i ng ~c ene_ the „„ pt i o „f a d e p u t a ti on of Poles, with of the official journal. the country to be most on its guard. Courage is no Praga and Warsaw was interrupted by the breaking up of . Colchester 757 124 1595 - Inn 5 .' IS ii t,', Harwich - 510 L"'„,, 's , best contradiction we can give, though it may be haply General La Fayette at their bead, by Count Lobau, the We learn that bets were made here yesterday that the match for Jesuitism, and if the people are not con- the ice on the Vistula, which may embarrass the Poles on a Leigh 3:3:3 Joe - 105 134 ,'",, I' „" and happily of the flattest, is the subsequent extract from Commandant of the National Guard of Paris. National Congress would net meet again. their concentrated position in and P SI:IIHIV OH the alert ;if they do not keep their whole s • • • • • near :4 . Praga, as they get , 51.ildon - 3:29 n ,, -' -ii .... 1 The object of this visit was to present to the National .heir provision. and ammunition from Warsaw. Lester - - - /15 - ,30 a letter, of very recent date, written by her illustrious The Deputies of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg attention - fined - 6 - - - I •" ,i s Guards of Paris an address of thanks, for their sympathy • he • will - et find on one point •; t y that VIENNA, FEB. 23.-By authentic accounts from Scu- Hastings ...• t i mother :-" Our VICTORIA is growing tell, robust, and y • waited on the Regent the day before yesterday, to acquaint- - 3eo - and assistance, from the National Guards of Warsaw, hiss with the state of their province, and to ask for troops trickery and desperation in a bad cause are stronger sari, received here yesterday, it is now certain that the V g s s ,7 ll - 42 1945 - 37 '..; ,II handsome : the dear girl is extremely fond of music, and s4l 433 2'34 20s) 15° '' among whom General Lafayette has been enrolled. The and arms. The Regent told them he would be faithful to than candour and boldness in a good one. military pacifications of the Porte are designed to reduce Lyme - • - -." - - 120 - - - hag an excellent voice ; she already fingers the piano with deputation consisted of that illustrious . . veteran, and of his oath, and that he will take all necessary measures to the Pacha of Scutari to obedience. The Grand Vizier, Larin - $.198 1359 - - •••• / some skill, and evinces much talent in whatever she One of • i• • of the main o tie( tions i e -orollgbMongerS whaven Colonel amodzko, MM. Morawski and Ximalo, who ao ra maintain the integrity of the territ • Ory. with 20,000 men, has entered the Paella's tsrritor • and Ne ••••. . nuder takes." peared in the uniform of the National Guard of Warsaw It is said, that a proclamation to the inhabitants of is, we understand, to the 10/. franchise. They de- has already occupied Tirana, Ca.vaglia, and Dit ) r ' az • in) ly u liouth - 149 - 417 - „ / - 95 50 - - / STANDARD NOVELS..--Tile novel-reading (bl ue , turned up with crimson), and attended by a number Luxembourg was discussed yesterday in the Council of precate it as an innovation on the Constitution. In- and, as the letters say, was only seventeen leagues z ' Ports e mouth - - 100 - - ••••• / Scarborough - - - 300 - '.•:,, /, portion of the public will be delighted to find that they of other individuals of the Polish nation, wearing cockades Ministers. novation forsooth ! Time phrase comes with exqui- from Scutari, which, however, is strongly fortified, and Spalding - - - 1130 - - f a collection of the most esteemed works or breast knots of the national colours-pink and white. The Minister of War has given orders to two battalions Mustapha, who seems resolved to defend himself, is taking Southampton _ - - - 370 - "•.' f may DOW procure , site propriety from such lips ! Why, the borough- active Stockton - - 1 - - - se e of fiction of late years at a remarkably cheap rate by the They were received by Count Lobau at the Etat-Major, to proceed to the Grand Duchy. - Weymouth - 16 :20 - - ..... f', publication of the Standard Novels, the first number of Place du Carousel, General Lafayette, as first Grenadier Letters from Batavia announce that Diepo Negoro is mongers themselves are, arid have been for years fence. Some think he means to fly to Ragusa or Trieste Wasboach 9 - - 705 - „ i i,' which, containing the whole of Coorras celebrated of the National Guard of Warsaw, read the address, to again at the head of the insurgents, and that the insurrem past, the chief, indeed the sole innovat •ms on the before the Turkish fleet appears in the Archipelago, and Woodbridge- a 97 675 70 30 50 ...." '/ Yarmouth - 3163 3215 - - y / of " The Pilot," is just published for 61. This which Count Lobau, in the name of the Garde Nationale tion had become more serious. This Chief, who was story Constitution. Had they restricted themselves - - 2170 - , / work is brought out as a c ompanion to the Waverley of Paris, returned a suitable answer, depioring time mil- taken perfidiously, has escaped with sixty of his adherents, the third attempt made by the Porte within thirty ears "k i rl e ,r r o d 7l ll 162 - • - ...., / Series, being similarly printed and illustrated by engrav- fortunes of Poland, praying for the delisery of that country, and has renewed war on the pretext that time Dutch to their proper privileges, instead of en- to reduce this Pachalik, which has been nearly independent Banfl a ' - - - I 3645 6 „ / perwick - 210 - I 520 - ~J Inge; and when it is considered that it will comprise the and observing that he could apareciate the valour of the have killed one of the native Priests. It seems that Col. croachi tics -• • •stealthilyb ~ a eat• after year, but surely, under Mustapha and his father. Mustapha has a faithful tnverness lOO - rite - .........„ f a a , choicest productions of Sir WALTER, Score's contempo- Polish nation, having fought side by side with the brave Napery has resigned.-Journal of .al . rawerp. on those of the people, there would have been army of 12,000 men, and a country easy to deft:lded, 55' varies, we see no reason for its not attaining an equal de- Polish legion in the campaigns; of Italy. He pledged himself Notwithstanding the efforts odiplomatists nOtwith- ri f o occasion, and there would have been n so that a speedy result may be doubted. After reducing . . . IRISFI. 3435 752:3 11066 12093 1749 / to convey to the National Gusrds of Paris time address that ° Scutari, the Grand Vizier is to establish by force a neW Cork - - 1290 - , s gree of public favour. standing the calumnies publicly spread, Lord Ponsonhy i s clamour for such a Rfrm Bill as I ‘t me prese . nt. The deputation then , had been read. . . . this not recalled by his Court, and remains the agent of the ,• • • • t i t - mitt' of things in Bosnia. Letters from Ballona say that Dublin - - 0 - -/ , A TRUE STORY.-The Ukanian peasants But it is HO innovation, seems, for a s Galway - - 2110 --- gra-ping the Bey of that city had fled to Corfu with his family and Amonss the distinguished personages present on truly Congress at London to the Belgian Government. It i s `-' . Londonderry - - - 0 - are remarkably expert in the use of the axe. I purchased interesting occasion were Generals Latnar ue Kellermann ' m well known that Lord Ponsonby was honoured with the Aristocracy to possess itself of all the rights of the property, fearing the deceit of the Grand Vizier. a very handsome snuff-box from one of them, which had (Duc de Valor , ) and Mathiew Dumas 2 ' ral eficere f 0 aversion of our beardless negotiators, and especially of community-it • tin innovation for the few Is_ .to plunder VIENNA, MARCH 3.-Fou r per Cent. Metalliques B„ F°REIGN. .., / , been cut with a hatchet commonly used for felling timber. • ' • l 'of P •I" the many ;ohno ! in Snell a case all is according 71,i• ; Bank Stock 987. urdeauxl 895 - - - -. „/ t the laationa Guards Zing (Colonels Laborde, De those political stage-players wham the French diplomacy Genoa 570 - - - - „/ Ii In the province of . essoviethey 11 • are still better exercised Tracy, &c.), and MM. Count Lasteyrie, Victor Hugo, has so completelymystified. - - - -.. „ / in the art of making this instrument available. I have Casimir de la V' iae Julie and in short the wholeof . lg . , n; a , ,truth, and shown them the precipice towards which they innovation only when tile system is reversed; when THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) Marseilles Nantes 213 - - - - „1. 890 180 - - - / / l been assuresby I several persons, whose testimony I could the Polish Committee. continue to push the country.-Le Vrai Patriots. the people attempt to regain their privileges ; when New York not doubt, that they have themselves seen peasants, who Two o'clock. Marten 11.-Lord Ponsonby dined with the Regent the mammy demand justice of the few. This is the CITY, Rotterdam 13711 470 - - 1285 „'/ wore their hair long, go and place themselves against the 1- tevery instantintelligence tepee - - - - -- .... A • their h • touchabove th •- trunks of trees, raising air as the new Ministry. It will probably be a combined one. 31 Ferdinand Meens is to Paris. It is said he is gone ... phrase innovation. But the people, we hope and Dhchess of Athol and the Thomas C'oults. All the outward bound 300 - 529 - ......,!pe - - 77 - - 7, - ---- 7 - - ---- 0' / heads as it could reach, while others would take aim at a NI. Casimir Perrier was yesterday for a considerable time N. • • ' commissioned to negotiate the loan of twelve millions. ships had arrived except the Anne and Amelia. Total 0,2'3 I 84/3 11066 16732 3034 Pi/ . believe, and the Ministers as their friends and Accounts from Liege, of the 7th March, state that a report pre- A GGR CI'S certain distance, and fling their hatchets with so much closeted with M. Willman / Barret? About an hour since I EGATR U N 1 Q A T TY OF OTHER RINDS OF : ap so Beaux, Matson 5.-The Prussian State Gazette vailed there of a battle on the side of Campino, owing to the guerdians, will apply the term differently. Mean- Rye, 3-Tares, 35-Linseed, 3750-Rapeseed, 0---y dexterity as to cut the hair in two parts, and be driven saw d o drive in company with General Sebastiani in the Dutch wanting to introduce provisions into 3laestrich. The of this date has no news whatever from Poland. Mustard, 4-Seeds, 995. ll deep into the trunk of the tree ! Such feats beat WILLIAM direction of the Palaisll • 1 •oya e. time, we repeat, let time former be on the look out. Belgians, who were few in number, were defeated by the Dutch, TELL hollow.-Journal of a Nobleman : Travels from Four o'clock. Waesa w, Marten 7.-The Warsaw Courier of the 28th Let no man sleep at his post. Let no man waver but having r i f i retreat. received reinforcements they compelled the D u t c h to l i SMITHFIELD MARKET. „a?: Moscow to Vienna. says " Yesterday alsopassed over without any fighting. It The Funds have improved, owing to the report that a • , , . , or think of retreat. The horouglimongers and the They write from Vienna that great movements of troops •re This day's market exhibited a moderate supply througy l ci, 0 , 7 A person who saw SOULT in 1822 thus de- combined Administration will be formed. The Council at is reporter: that the rester pa of time hostile army people, like tsvo vast armies, ore now drawn up ' taking place, which are proceeding pri in Carinthia. ncipally towards Styria :rid the tr i • s awith each kind of meat, owing to advanced 1 01- 01' ' II scribes his appearance :-We were received with plain which it will be arranged is said to be still sitting. It is I D s iet r it es • e •h n himself positions is and said marches i to la ac d . f''-Marshal battle array against each other. The season for Accounts from Metz, of the 7th March, state that ord rs has' stiffly demanded, was very dull, with Beef at an advanceepoll to me at the es 0 this m . n,. to 40., and Mutton lit.to rid ; with been received there re immediately 30 batteries e of • six e f •'- u d ll.d. per stout; • with ork at . Fr'dlth' Veal at 3 deer frank courtesy by the Marshal-a middle-sized, though not true that Marshal Gerard has proceeded to the Pied- "(- temporising ' • t• • ' - •tl is pas , time presses , the trumpets are 'sounders with their caissons and materiely s quotations. ~ o , ' and the remainder will be left to observe the works of somewhat corpulent personage, of from 50 to 60 years of neatest frontier. A report prevails of a victory having ~_ _ ~ .. sounding to action ; and one party cc the other LIVERPOOL, AI 12 1 i import _.., MARCH _'_.-'.:_le . of cotton this week PRICES PER STONE OF SIAS. TO SINK THE 00 1' 04 / h dark curling hair rendered somewhat conspi- been gained by the Poles over the Russians on the Ist inst. ria g a • is 15,860 bags, and the sales are 15,410 bags at last week's , rites. s. 4 ' i! 1 ces. s : d.tos. d.I 0 0 i, , must give way. May Heaven protect the right •! age, whose The Warsaw Gazette of to-day contains an official ni sugar only 450 birds. of British produce have been sold this Inferior Beasts 2 b 281 Lame Lambs ....... „oli I . _li ........1. :... 14-t.. 1...:eL11.. ..,F 1-,:n 1-......1 . ..,1.:1 . 1.:.. A person who saw SOULT in 1822 thus de scribes his appearance :—We were received with plain frank courtesy by the Marshal—a middle-sized, though somewhat corpulent personage, of from 50 to 60 years of age, whose dark curling hair rendered somewhat conspi cnous the bald patch in the middle of his head ; while his sun-burnt complexion accorded well with his dark intelli gent eye. His black stock, plain dark coat, and loose blue trousers, which, capacious as they were, could not hide his bow-legged form, obviously suggested the soldier rather than the courtier, the Marshal rather than the Duke ; though, if I had encountered such a figure in Lon don, I should rather have guessed him to be an honest East er West India Captain.—Family Library—Court of .Bonaparte. CURIOUS CASE.--The following curious case is taken from a lecture of Dr. ELLturson's, in the Medical Gazette. A man affected with the singular complaint called ichthyosis, in which the skin becomes like the settles of a fish, was cured by taking large doses of common pitch internally, and by being rubbed externally with oil :—" He was treated like an ancient Roman, and , properly anointed. Ile rubbed himself all over with common sweet oil twice a day after he came out of the bath. I employed no medicated waters nor complicated ointments, but plain water and common oil. He began at the same time with pitch, commencing with a dose of ten grains three times a day, which was every day or two increased, till he took ten scruples three times a day; that is to say, two pills at first, of five grains each, three times a day, and, ai last, forty such pills three times a day. lie was admitted on the 2d of December, and had laboured ) under the disease four years ; but, in a short time, a great traproveraiht was manifegt,—the skin was Lisa rough, and on the lath of January, I presented him perfectly well to ail appearance, The skin bad become as soft and snaos4l as that of a g irl , mal there remained not a vestige of the i disease. It was far softer lam sure , than my own skin. Wh e n he went out, 't ' upplied him with a rood quantity of pitch an d oil, to pitch hi mself within and oil himself without, for some time, lest should return, $ and he went away. I had hitu tU f, s ,,, n d " th e " e f e rat a c t l h othe ' d l fteuni versally in flannel, and told him not to wei be was anointed; so that be was thin. ; Yr% a cons e tan ol t sta te ar pitch shoul d of grease. It is said that half an ounce taken in the course of the day : but, as I found the th Li e innocuous, and the disease likely to give way, we pt on , increasing it all the time, till the ,qxtalltity amounted ten ' scruples three times a day—thirty scruples a day. Three s cruples make a drachm, and eight drachms s 5 ounce, s o that he took an ounce and a quarter a day, with Ao.incon wenience. The di fficult y I expected was in .swallowing the " pill; As arrowfat peas." CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.-MARCH 11. The Chamber resumed the consideration of the Bill for authorising an issue of Treasury Bonds to the amount of 200,000 f., and the sale of 300,000 hectares of the National Forests. M. Bailot proposed an entirely different plan in seven Articles, the object of which was to make a grant of 12,000,000 f. of Five per Cent. Rentes to meet the extra ordinary expences of 1830 and 1831. M. Thiets rose and said, " When the present Govern ment entered upon the management of affairs, it found their situation very embarrassing; public confidence had been shaken by the commotions inseparable from our glori ous revolution. However, the funds derived from the con quest of Algiers, afforded the means of meeting a portion of the exigencies of the moment, to aid commerce and sup ply the deficiencies in the ordinary revenue. The Govern ment, 1 repeat, was able to supply these wants with the 48,000,000 francs from Algiers, and the valuable re sources of the floating debt." The Hon. Member here entered into an explanation of the circumstances which compelled the Government to ask for a suppletnentary grant. Proceeding to examine the amendments proposed by M. Baillot, he congluded by rejecting them, and pro posing the adoption of the Bill as originally brought in by Ministers. The Warsaw Gazette of to-day contains an official report of General Urtniski on the action of the 24th, on the left wing of the Polish army at Biolenka, in which that General commanded the first corps of cavalry. The Journals of this city have not yet given a particular ac count of the battles of the 24th and 25th February. The Warsaw Courier says that several citizens from the neighbourhood of Zamesc arrived here the day before yesterday, who met with no corps of the enemy on the way. General Dwernicki has sent three Russian office's prisoners to Warsaw. The Russians are said to have burnt at Radow 1,500 new Polish uniforms, and some 1,000 pikes and scythes. The State Gazette of Warsaw says—" The Comman der-in-Chief will issue an order to the effect that the journies shall publish no accounts but such as are official respecting the actual movements and operations. Such an order has long been wished for, as our enemy might sometimes learn the movements of our army from the journals." By the Morning Herald Express, we learn that Paris is still in a very unsettled feverish state. The enthusiasm in behalf of the Poles has led to some extraordinary ebullition of feeling on the part of the Parisian students, vtho, after parading the Boulevards with a tri-coloured flag, were dispersed with difficulty by the Garde Municipale a Clieval. As regards the Government, nothing positive is yet known. LAFITTE, it is said, has resigned; and CASIMIR PERRIER chosen to select a Ministry in his place. But he, too, seems to have declined the ungracious task. The,National of Saturday states that Marshal SoULT has been called to form a new Administration. ..... Accounts from Metz, of the 7th March, state that orders have been received there to prepare immediately 30 batteries of six pounders, with their caissons and materiel. LIVERPOOL, MARCH 12.—The import of cotton this week is 15,860 bags, and the sales are 15,410 bags at last week's prices. In sugar only 450 hhds. of British produce have been sold this week, at steady prices. SMITHFIELD MARKET. hoO t io This day's market exhibited a moderate supply throutii c es 0 the trade with each kind of meat, owing to advanced Ptp r : oo ( stiffly demanded, was very dull, with Beef a t a n advance 2d. to 4d., and Mutton 4d. to 6d. ; with V ea l a t a deP ~1 full 2d. per stone; with Pork at Friday's quotations. PRICES PER STONE OF SLIM off TO SINK THE - 4 1. 14 s. d. to s. d. sb 0 ' 2 6 2 8 Large Lambs ....... 0 . 210 3 4 Primesmall ditto.. ;,' 0 3 8 4 2 Large coarse Calves l' 0 8, 4 2 4 6 Prune small ditto... ', 9 / 3 0 3 4 Large Hogs ......... ' 4 ' 4 3 6 4' 2 Small Porkers .. . . ..• to 9P 4'6 5 - 2 Suckling Calvesl: o ', o lo' _ 5 - 2 5 6 QuarteroldPigs 12-1. SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STATEMEN I I 4 O , Beasts. I Sheep. Calves. IW 2,455 I 16,440 I 102 I _.,i; I 0 About 80 of the beasts came up the St. Alban's , 3 , 1 ;41' 1 59 up the other northern roads; about 200 (inc lu o A 11, from the western and midland districts ; about 1 6 4, 00 1 1 folk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire ; apout l , r ibr' and Sussex ; and most of th e remainder from the l'o'' in the neighbourhood of London, The President of the Council also opposed the amend ment of M. BMHot, which he said would have the (sleet of hampering the affairs of , Qovernmeat. M. Baillot replied that it MP far from hi s i ntent i on to em barrass the Government, and, therefore, be wpuld with dim his amendment.—(Hear, hear.) After ;. !Wel and uninteresting discussion upon the de,. tails of the Bin, f tli,e, several articles were adopted, and the ensemble being then per,was carried by a majority 0f192 apipst 71—Adjourned. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, MAR,Cii 12. At two o'clock M. Dupin, Vice-President, took the Chair. The Chamber proceeded to disetuss a project of law re lative p,ros,equtions for offences counnitteil by the Press. 111. Xatfitte was the ,only person seated on the ?linisterial bench up to halfpait The same journal says that several thousand scythe-bearers arrived at Warsaw on the 26th and 27th. (From Galignani's Iffeseenger 4olSaturday.) " At eleven o'clock last night," says the National, "it was confidently asserted that M. Casimir Pet ier had l eelined the task of forming a new Ministry, and that it By the accounts received from St. Petersburgh to-day, some particulars hare been obtained of the extensive ravages of the cholera morbus since it has prevailed in Russia. The Government returns chow, that since June last, up to last month, there have been attacked with cholera not less than 66,000 persons, and that the deaths in the several Places where the malady has prevailed, amount to nearly 38,000. At Saratoff and its vicinity, and on , the chol e r a rage d most v i o l ent ly, t h e l forme r pl ace amount i ng to 6 , 000, an d thei t n heeathCu s a in the latter to above 11,000 persons. There were ill in the former 12,000 persons, and in the latter 22,000 persons. At Moscow, in the whole, 6,500 persons have been attacked, and about 3,700 have died. The disease in all places was giving way to the extreme severity of the werher, The Emperor of Russt,s, in order to promote education among the lower classes, had directed the Finance Minister to appropriate a sum of money to the establishment of schools in various parts of the Empire, in which Poor children were to be instructed in the common branches of education. POLISH FRONTIERS, MARCH 2.—According to private accounts from Warsaw, the greater part of the Russian army baa marched to Plock, and another part to Gora, leaving only a corps of observation before Warsaw. The ruins of the Polish army are considered to be too weak to venture to fight another battle in the field. The will of the citizens not to expose the city to destructon is more and mot . ; unequivocally expressed, but the predominant party of the enthingasts seem resolved to let things come to the utmost extremity, and finds great support in the presence of the army.—Pryzsiast State Gazette, March 6. Vlztp44, 111.4acif I.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 84 1.16 ; Four par Cent. ditto, 66 7-10 ; lank Shares, 930 7 -10.—Austrian Observer, March 2. MARCH 2.—Four per Cent. Metalliques, 70; IsAnk Shares, 270.—Allyemeine Zeitung, March 6. Inferior Beasts Second quality ditto Prime largo Oxen Prime Scots, &c Inferior Sheep Second quality ditto Coarse-woolled ditto Southdown Wethers A.e new novel of " The Premier" will cause no small surprise ii the highest political circles. There is also, combined with its state secrets and cabinet in trigues, a story of domestic life, which will interest every class of readers; while the nine individuals, who Ogure in a society called the " Muses," will be recognized at once .by those who are at all acquainted with our leading literary characters. We und ers t an d, i n d ee d , t h at scarce l y one personage is introdu ced whose or i g i na l ma y no t be found in the scenes of living society. J, i Dutch and German Papers state that the King Of HOLLAND has appointed Duke BERNARD of SAxE-WEIKAR Governor-General of Luxembourg, ----------.---- . 00 A NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL DIA.' ra At per stone, by the Carcass. .. di i ' s. d. toe. d. 0 Beef 2 Mutton 2 8 4 4 4 8 0 V P o e r a k l : ................................. 0 4 .. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, Marci la. nia titif9, We have had a steady hiit iisit plifen'siV 6 " — eon - o r articles in the trade thiS week,' wi't h very little varis - '004,0' Oats are Id. dearer, and Meal Is. per load. At to - .,,ii TKO we had a full attendance of the trade, but not 0 ' 701.91 doing, we consider the market was firm for W he hoU,s t L In Beans and Malt no alteration. The American , h io.'" IF offering below par with Wheat, and causes the p h 11 0 ' 9 in this articl e t o b e exceedingly limited. 6j. t ° 0 0 Wheat, per 701 b. 10s. rd. to Ils. 6d. Red 9 , 6" 0 0, Barley, per 601 b. 410 5 0 Oats„ ' 0 v Bezms, per Imperial quarter Pease, White, per Imperial bushel ° 0 Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels . 5O of a rch 0 : 0, 0 0 4] NEWCASTLE CORN MARK ET.- -14 te e Our farmers' supply of Wheat to-day was ni °d „ e P s erfi l y4 9 , best samples meet ready sale at an advance of ' '':,enl,;l lll ,4tr a , little doing in granaries! samples. There were s e ' ar , ,, , 011,,i r seed in the Oat market, and Clay trade was nrisF ee i, no, ptices. Barley has been hiary , salediit'ing die v.`„,,,, in, tations. Pine' Malt Mdets ready-sale.. English ''' rE' 0. ' Flou tY, 'nand. White Peas'dull. Beans as our last. New. S. ~ Wheat, Northumberland 60s. Ws'''. . •"';I: - Norfolk and Suffolk 60i 76s••••' ...s. -- Berwick and Scotch 6 8,. 60s. .... '. - For e i gn 60 s . evls.• .... ' -. 4 '....J'• Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 49.5. 44s •‘ ••" . ~..s. / 0. - Foreign . - ' '''-• ' - '• •• 441. 50s .: . :!.! „A, Barley, Barley, Malting, Norfolk'and Suffolk 435. 4 b s ' ....... - Grinding and Feeding 325. : 368 ' Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk 665. 705..••• .. ~.S. ~... Beans, Small Tick Pease, White ---- Gray Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe ........41 3838j448 , 7 1.1 35°11 5 5 i . ....... : „ .„ , " 8;%''';: & /j."‘</°: Feed 20 _, ..... op.' - Foreign ..". --- .. .... --s. ...,1 ... Flour, Fine per sack) THE FUNDS. The express from Paris this morning is important. Paris still continues in an agitated state, and the populace there express great hatred against the Russians ; and according to all appear ance a continental war may be expected to take place, as a new decree has been issued for the calling out of eighty thousand of the young men of the class of 1830. It was also reported there that the French Ambassador at the Court of Vienna had returned to Paris. The formation of the new French Ministry had not been decided upon, but it was positively known that Lafitte had given in his resignation, which had been accepted by thel,ing. It is now evident that we, as well as severar-ollicial per sons in this country, have been deceived respecting the taking of Warsaw by the Russians at the time it was stated ; for there are accounts from Berlin, of the 6th instant, which are silent on the subject, nevertheless great fear is entertained that that un. fortunate event will not be delayed much longer, owing to the overwhelming force of the Russians. Consols, which left off on Saturday at 75%ti for the account, opened this morning at 7.5!i%, soon after we n t op to 75y, 76, owing to the great scarcity of stock mid plenty of money in the market. Consols are at present 75%N. - Little business doing in the Foreign Market as yet. We have no arrivals of consequence in point of ship letters. A Lisbon mail has arrived, but its contents have already appeared. HALF-PAST ONE. Canton Papers to the 13d November have been received at the North and South American Coffee-house, from which we' give the following We, the" President and Select Committee, do hereby give public notice to all British residents in Canton, that in conse quence of a threat of the Chinese Government to send an armed force to the factory, with the avowed purpose of seizing British subjects, a body of seamen will be retained in the Company's fac tories for the protection of all British subjects who inlay feel de, sirous to resort to them. , CANTON, OCT. `2o.—The object, for the attainment of which defensive position was assumed, having been gained by written assurances from the Governor of the inviolability of the fac-n tors, the armed sailors, &c. returned to their respective ships on Sunday the 31st ult. (70479ERCIAL REMARKS.—The late discussions with the Chi neie Government have rather interrupted commercial operations; but as they have led . tke a favourable result it is expected that trade will again improve. " " In Cotton few sales have been made; prices on a decline. In deliveries of Opium the last month may be considered as moderate ; prices have generally fallen. White fine goods anti woollens are much reduced in value by the late arrivals. The ships bound to Calcutta find it difficult to procure freights, many halve returned with light cargoes. consols, ;±„ hich were looking up in the early part of the morn. ing, and were done At 7, roc tke Acecuilt, haic' cried to 75% i 4, owing to a supposition that the affitirs of France have a warlike appearance ; but the private letters from Paris are of a contrary tendency, and state that it is the opinion there, that tie affairs of Italy and the Roman States will be amicably adjusted between Austria and France, as it is said that the new Ministry coming into power in Paris are of a very moderate description, and will try to preserve peace. In the Foreign Market little doing. T I IRE.E 0' CL 0 CIE Cossol4, 7513. Rn I~~I~+ARiN tp i t , ~t i. ah he 4 B