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jects of Great Britain, and found their security on that
moral influence, which that title should never lose, are
guided by this noble idea that the power of individuals is
the standard of the power of nations ; they give a great ex-
ample of their confidence in the independence of their
Government. This sentiment has been the glory and the
strength of

Accounts from Marseilles of Oct. 2, state
that a Government vessel, which left Navarin on
the 13th Sept., brings information that the, con-
voy, with the regiments of cavalry, hid arrived,
together with the whole train of artillery ; they
had eleven days' passage. Several barracks have
already been built.

Private letters from Paris say that despatches
have been received from the Russian head-
qurters, by the Russian Ambassador, hut that
their contents had not transpired.

A Montreal Gazette of the Sth ult., two days
later than our former advices from..thenee, has
been received at the North and South American
Coffee-house. The following are the principal
contents :

Yesterday the Grand Jury prepared a hill of indictment
against the Editor of a Paper for a libel on the Lieutenant
Governor, published in the Upper Canada Herald of the
11th December last. The Adjutant-General of the Militia
had ',glued a general order by command of the Governor
and Commander-in-Chief, thanking the several Staff
Officers appointed to inspect the battalions of 31ilitia, and
his expressions of approbation for the zeal and intelligence
with which they have done their duty and satisfied all the
objects he had in view for the better regulation of that
national force.

The accounts from Gibraltar do not come
down to a later date than those received by the
Protector ; but from the chronicles of the 22d
ult., which have been received this morning, the
fever seems on the increase. Some of the letters
state the disease to be such, that the medical
authorities have not stated the worst in their re-
ports. The wind continued in an unfavourable
quarter, to the eastward, and had been at
this point for some days. Much misery and
want prevailed among the inhabitants located on
the neutral ground, who consisted chiefly of the
lower class. On the 18th, the medical authori-
ties had not come to a final determination whether
it was the yellow fever or not.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TwFI.rE o'CLocr.

The principal business in the English and Foreign
Funds has been in making up accounts for Wednes-
day, on which day the settlement in both houses
will take place. Consols opened at Ai, and have
been alternately buyers and sellers all the morning;
a struggle, however, seems on the eve of taking
place between the Bulls and the Bears for the
mastery, before the arrival of the 15th, and the
English Market is consequently in rather an uncer-
tain state; the quotations are 861 for both ac-
counts. India Bonds are 85 7 ; and Exchequer
Bills, 75 6 pm.
The business in the Foreign Funds is of a limited
character; Greek Bonds are quoted at 18 ; Russian,
192;f. 31, notwithstanding the accounts whiCh have
been received from the Army of the Autocrat, by
which it appears the retreat from Moscow is likely
to be performed again, perhaps not to the same ex•
tent, but little less disastrous in its consequences
to the future military character of the Russian Em-
peror. We have seldom witnessed a greater degree
of satisfaction in the sentiments and observations of
persons on the. Royal Exchange, as to the favourable
turn which appears to have taken place in the state
of the war in the East, as far as Turkey is concerned.
In Shares nothing has occurred to call for any
particular observation; prices remain steady.
The non-arrival of the Redpole, Buenos Ayres
packet, which was known to have arrived at Rio de
Janeiro, has occasioned considerable surprise, and it
is supposed she must have been detained; the regular
packet, Lord Melville, is also nearly due from the
latter place, but she has to touch at the Northern
ports; the Redpole comes direct from Rio de Janeiro

Three per Cent. Console, 86 1 ; Ditto, for Account,
861 I; Three per Cont. Reduced, 85-1„ 6, ex. div. ; Three
and a-half per Cent. Reduced, 93} I; Four per Cent.,
1826, 103 1, ex div. ; India Stock 287 8 ; Bank Stock,
208 1, ex. div. ; India Bonds, S 5 '7 pm.; Exchequer
Bills, 75 6 pm.
FOlLElGN.—Brazilian, 621 a ; Buenos Ayres, 47 8;
Chilian, 28 30 ; Colombian, 19 20 ; Danish, 611 2 ;
French, Five per Cent. 1051 1; Three per Cent., 73 4 ;
Greek, 18 ; Mexican, Five per Cent., 28 9 ; Ditto,
Six per Cent., 381 1; Peruvian, 18 19 ; Portuguese, 561 1;
Russian, 921 3/ ; Spanish, 111 1.
MINAS..AngIo Mexican, 70 671 die. ; Brazilian, 50 2
pro. ; Bolanos, 185 195 pm. ; Colombian, 7161 dis. ; Real
Del Monte, 145 135 die. ; United Mexican, 201 191 dis.

Two O'CLOCK.
Corm)ls for Account have receded to 86 1, on
some sales made by a principal broker; at present
they are 86 .. No other cause has been given for
the depression except the nature of the Account.
The price for November is a shade higher.

THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 864 4; and 864, sellers, for
November.

-We understand that the Earl of WENIYS has
given to his tenants in East Lothiat a very -handsome de-
duction of rent on last year's crop, with proper discrimina-
tion on account of circumstances.— Caledonian Mercury.

His Grace the Duke of HAMILTON, Lord
Lieutenant of the County, is, we hear, shwa to resign the
Colonelcy of the Lanarkshire Royal Militia to his young
son, the Marquis of DOUGLAS and CLYDESDALE. There
could not have been a more Popular substitute, nor one
who is more likely to maintain that fine regiment, 1,300
strong, in the high estimation in which it was held during
the most eventful period of the last war.— Glasgow Chron.

The Marquis DOURO is expected shortly to
join his own company of the 60th Rifles at Rathkeale.—
Dublin Evening Post.
Yesterday, Lord NUGENT arrived at the Im-
perial Hotel in this city.—Cork Southern Reporter,
MO RE NEW CO L LEGES.—New Colleges
seem to be order of the day. There was an obscure ru-
mour some time ago, that a proposal was under con.sidera-
tion to establish one in Yorkshire; and what is more cer-
tain, and not less surprising, a very large sum, it is said,
100,0001. or 140,0001., has been left by some person to
found one at Dumfries. The particulars have not yet
reached us, but the fact, we believe, is certain.—Scotsman.

We are happy to state that dysentery has ra-
thiar snlaided in Glasgow and suburbs ; but it is still very
prevalent in Moberglen, and some cases have proved fatal
both to the aged and young.— Glasgow Chronicle.
The cotton trade remains without alteration.
to 4.4 th; calicoes, heavy make, are selling at from 6s.
9d. to 6s. 10d. a piece, Which is a reduction, within three
months, of from 6d. to 6d. a piece ; lind other goods, ac-
cording to reed and weight, are selling ip proportion...—
Weavers and dressers are making excellent wages—the
former from Bs. to 10s. per week, and the latter from 205,
to 255,—, GlasFou, Chronicle]

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—Oct. 11.
The late advance in Wheat and Flour has caused the
consumers to purchase sparingly this week. On Malt,
Beans, and Oats, some small advance has been realized.
The attendance of Millers and Dealers to this day's market
was slender—the show of samples was limited. In Wheat
very little business was done. Grinding Barley was W.
to 4d. dearer, and Oats are 2d. per 451bs. above last week.
Boiling Pease in request, and Beans have been sold 2s. to
3s. per quarter above last Saturday's rates. We have had
a fair business transacted in sales of Malt at an advance of
2s. to 3s. per load. Flour is exceedingly dull at the quo-
tations. There is snore inquiry for Oatmeal at a further
advance of 2s. per load.
Customary Bushel.
Wheat (701 b.) s. d. to s, d
English, 6 12
Fine 10
Second Runs 0
--- Scotch & Welch 11 3
Irish, Fine Old 9 9
9 6
Inferior
Foreign, Ft ee
Barley (601 b.)
English, Fine --
Isiah

8 9

H 9
10 3
12 3
10 9
11 0

Quar. of 8 Imp. Bush.
8. d. to s. (I.
82 9 90 0'
75 7 84 'I
12 0 73 9
81 9 88 2
70 2 77 4
69 4 79 2
61 0 66 7
79 4 96 4,

41 '7 45 0.
34 B 38 1
34 8 '36 4,

29 10 32 4'
29 2 31 8
28 7 31 1
29 2 31 8
26 1 28 7,

CO 0 64 0
43 0 56 0

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