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to three inches in breadth, disregarding all varieties ' reiltElCl-N INTELLIGENCt. Treaty entered into by the three Powers for by sea and land against Prevesa ». On the 6ili in tha SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.) POLII:'' IN:"ELLIGENCE-( THIS .---11' .
below that measure, beCause, in point of fact, a nar- The morning Veli Bey inspected the fortifications of Prevesa,
row column is getaerally accompanied by a smaller FRENCH PAPERS. • securing the independence of Greece.
and gays orders for fortifying the position of Smile, a FROM LLOYD'S. BOW-STREET.
'rl We's jtSt '
type and hold (From the Gazette de France, dated Oct. 5.) Germans may indeed wonder, but the Merchants DEAL, OCT. 6.-Wind W.-Arrived the William
..--. as much in the same depth as a rocky island at the entrance of the gulf of Prevesa. On
troah one. On the great mass of advertisements of NAVARIN SEI'T. 10.---The Turks and Egyptians -a
the Bth, in the afternoon, a Proclamation appeared, calling Galt, Blackburn, from Rio Janeiro, sailed the 12th n'""ed b
I;iaitiatlhna-viongF
bTeoce:l:_rdilfp,-i
~s,l-o,,,eredAise.hrnel
‘, u n fo r t u n3a t
le:r; g i
Mr. Mnisnuu., as a wholesome corrective to tbe°3: 6, koh ,
all sizea, I think this would yield nearly as much as evacuate the fort of Navarin. The Egyptians are of England have unfortunately the greatest cleit;gEe'cul
on all tbe inhabitants Turks as well as Greeks, to assist in of August. Arrived frem London, the Pyramus, course hi future, recommended the mese ef• CoroctAt, j! 'of a
a d stay of Is. on each. As a specimen, I find that embarking, to return to Alexandria. The camp cause to wonder, at the presumption of Russia, --- -- ' . .
erecting the batteries on Scalle. Nell Bey far- Elder, for Van Diemen's Land; Excellent, Wood,
the eight columns in the middle of the Scotsman of which was near Modon is also embarkin. Ibrahim
ther demanded from the inhabitants of Preresa a loan for Demerara ; Troughton, M'Clure, for Jamaica • al:: t,l,!,,Nacr:loosef o,f,
htliise
It,r.
Naturday, contain 58 advertisements, and measure Pacha will not embark till the second Lgyptian ex- and the tameness of our Government in hesi- teeh: er:
fdao sr teo: 1 ce e
di :sit!: ;thiollit:l4l.Un:hrTila.
' grateful, and actually asked as a matter of favour' de •
112 inches, ana would of course pay 58s. the one pedition sails : meantime he will occupy Modon and tating for a moment to express the determine- of 50,000 Spanish dollars, and on the 7th issued au order Old Maid, Brown, for Sierra Leone; and Highlander,
that every individual in that town, above the age of 16 indulgence of being sent to Le treadT-aspoelh) 00' are
Way, and 565. the other. Upon the shortest adver- Coron. These two places will be delivered up to : Kopp, for Jamaica.
6.--Wind W.S.W.--Last Air. MlNstrum, inquired her motives, and foul, 04 l!,, '
years, should pay a Spanish dollar. At Aits, and the
tion of this country in a manner that cannot • •
she bad left her friends in the country for some timc' eye ei 11°rth
tisement (those of three lines) the duty would be the French after his departure. General Maison, - neighbouring places, tranquillitv was restored. and the in- PORTS3IOUTII, OCT.
Zio more than 2d. or 3d.; and upon one which filled wishing to occupy Coron immediatc•ly, had invested be misunderstood. The blockades of Don Mr- . . . . -. , •iliet' 4t I
was fearful that they would not agree to a recorn• ,h be ang
night, about nine, it commenced to blow very hard
till she had submitted to the whokeeme penance will' uOlat twt
a column of this paper 7s. Though the duty on a the place. Ibrahim gave notice to the Admirals, GUEL have ruined our commerce with Portugal habitants n ere returning to their houses, which they had
left during the quarrel between \Teti Bey and the Seraskier .
from S.N% ~ and between one and two a. m. it shifted recomme„ded.
large advertisement would thus be doubled, the that, if a single musket-shot were fired, and if the Redsehid Pacha. ,j ,d tla a A
• ' eo - 4 ' eowe
price to the consumer would be much less than at troops made the smallest movement, all the conven- and even with Madeira-and now the blockade The Seraskier had sent some troops at theend of August to S.E. and blew a most violent gale, and continued Mr. MINSHULL expressed his surprise, and prom° the itoti •
of tt of
towarda Zagori (north os Janina), in order to chastise a until five, when it again shifted to S.W. by W., and reconsider her ease, and give judgment at the close
present, probably not one-half, owing te the great tions should be broken, and that he would not be e thi
increase in the amount of advertising. The mode of the Dardanelles goes pretty fiir to destroy our
band of robbers who infested that neighbourhood. The s a
forced from the Morea while he was alive. The moderated. The Leeds, from New York, drove day' Vlemml.milinnelell 14erld''
commercial intercourse with the Levant. But chief of this band is said to be a Turk, named Alieo
of reckoning would be extremely simple, and I think Admirals immediately sent to request General Mai- tit 111
extremely equitable, for those who choose to have son to cause the French troops to retire, and they the thing cannot he tolerated much longer ;if Lames, who formerly commanded in Anatolie°. On the from Spithead on the Hospital Shoal, but got off THE MAR KETS.-(THIS DAY.) ge goi
their advertisements spaced out would pay for. the have returned to Calamata. English, French, Rims- approach of the Seraskier's troops, he took refuge in a with the tide without damage. The rest of the
monastery near. Zago.ri, but was
.driven from it and re- outward-bound rode in safety.
lAM,AwiR,,nKiE'LSea-do(:l:ipicaryLoad cf 36 Trusses.) ue •
Nen
the Duke of WELLINGTON pays court to NI-
Coarselhie:k:v sT. J A M Es's.
surface they occupied. Advertisements in columns sian, and Greek vessels are entering the bay of Ca• . ssl (/0 , eXceee
treated to a village in the mountains, eight leagues from £2 13 to 31 cl.k),
of more than three inches broad, such as those lamata to land the Ambassadors of the three Powers CHOLAS, the people of England must look else- Janina. In a preceding engagement tins' banditti chief FaLmOuTH, OCT. 5.-Wind S.W. to S.S.W.-
nest New Meadow Hay 3 5 4is tm, "as I
printed in octavo and bound up with Reviews, and the President of Greece. Arri ved the Emulous packet, Croke, from the Leeward Eine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay
fr a Minister who understands their in- had lost 50 men. It was reported at Prevesa, that all the Clover Hay
,IrtaZtUlT.ll.36,'S lgiCee. Itlllll,,,P•ie, d
should be charged double, or 12s. per foot. I can- P.S. The Ambassadors haye landed at the head- where '' e • Albanian Chiefs had sent a petition to the Porte, in which Islands, sailed from St. Thomas, the 6th September. , oastu;s:prirmodein;egootod.a,:lanltil
NM see any objection to this plan which does not quarters of General -Maison. There has been a con- terests, and is resolved to see them respected. they rraake complaints of Redschid Paella, and desire MARGATE, OCT. G.-Arrived the Caledonia, Hod- •
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SMITHFIELD.
t!raTY:itti
admit of an easy answer. Compared with the pre- fereece between them, the Admirals,and Count Capo
a_s_-__--i, , that Omer Vrione may be appointed in his room,
nett, from Jamaica; and Colombia, Wilson, from cosrse heavy Lowland Meadow Ilay P . ke,,.•
_es 10 to 9ls stipn e
sent it is pure equity itself; it would suffer millions d'lstria. The Egyptians are
,entbarking amidst the vy
e are furnished by the French Papers with
• who being an Albanian, is better acquainted with their Best New Me ',tow Hay 3 5 ll° 14,,
manners and customs. The famous Albanian Chief, Se- Tobago. Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay 3to 0,, 'dee is
of advertisements to appear which are now sup- thunder of the cannon of all the fleets, which salute
CLver Hay (extra fine)...£s 10 .. Generally. 3:5 I's ,rdft,. ~
Pressed; and-I firmly believe it would yield a larger the Ambassadors of the Allied Powers, and through no fresh IIeWS from the hostile armies at Shumla liclita! Pada, is said also to have signed this petition. DUNDE'E, OCT. 3.--Arrived the Princess Char- ()at Straw £1 10 to .£1 :4 1. 'Wheat Straw.. 114 too („..":0I 1
With respect to Gen. Church and the mutiny among Itt Ad s dA I 11' V 1 t' fmD' •• Clover Hay ss. per loa t lower, Straw 2,. per 1-ad Inghe r ;04 'Petied ;,
. sum to the Government than it now receives. the smoke we see the Greek colours hoisted in the „ Ae F
arna. Apectation is at present fixed upon his troops, time letters from Prevesa give the followine- a - oe, n er. on, an ell ts, aen me, ro al's last quoled ; prices of Meadow Hay stationary. Suppli r ti ii . ~,
I pray you, Sir, to remember, that the two pro- room of the red flag of the Egyptians. ' c Straits. trade on the whole dull.
,tiiis w
posals I have submitted may be separated. The ad- FRENCH FUNDS.-PARIS, OCT. 4.-Five per Cents. mints of Varrn-i dace which t • count :-
the sto , „ 1 he 110,- 0 _
. n Monday, the Ist September, in the morning, Gen. The Aspern, Moor, from Sunderland to London, Pri4 •
L elpal
105 f. • f 80c •
55e. 60e. 50e. 55e. ; Three per Cents., 73 . . CITY MARKETS.-TWO O'CLOCK. 400 ' anx
vertisement duty may be reduced, and the stamp sums must capture, or the result of the campaign Church called all the Captains together, in order to ive
Naples Stock, 79f. 20e. • g was lost on the Stone Bink on Saturday ; crew saved. PLANTA non Suearts.-There has been a fair nor" i N ; C
duty left as it is, and vice versa; but my belief is, Sitrot c .al;
sßanikhStLoclk, 11.850 f. ; a . . , .
ix weeks' pay. These Captains then required to see
them s , . .
'OOl 4 gat
ll b
n, 48if.; Idaytian Loan, 672 f. 50e. wi eas inglorious as it will be I.:dal to their The Mary Ann, of Hastings, sunk off Aldbro' the of bus.iness done this. morning, and prices are IV ,_,Ay lte, (
that by combining the two, the greatest amount of 3- pan s o'
cl 0 M 1 rf the order of Count Capo d Istria, by virtue of which only
-Exchange on Lon on- ne . ont m, 2J . 30e. ; Three alteration ; 150 I3arbadoes, by public sale, went off i' f "ie pt
good would be done to the country, while the re- Afonths, 251. 15e.-Cours Authentique. arms. The Imperial Guard had arrived there six weeks' pay was to be distributed among them. Here- 30th ult.; crew saved.
at full prices. es
eree 1
-venue would not lose, but in all probability gain by n Gen. Church had the a r brouelit from on board ell tr 16
-- - -------- -- - - - 11111C11 about the same time as the EINIPEROR- itilli): Gree P Pe
• b The Dyson, Barry, from -Wexford to Newport, REFINED SUGARS.-This market continues care' ,J at •
the alteration. GERMAN PAPERS: . k steant-boat, and the Captains appeared to be ass „ ,IS t(
upset off the Smalls the Ist inst.; crew saved. dull, and purchases of nearly all descriptions of goods sw sette •
satisfied. Bat in the afternoon about I 500 Greeks as- s Is
I can figure but one objection to what I have pro- Ascosa, Serie 12.--It is here confidently affirmed and while they were taking some rest after the
sembled before the resident '
•e of Gen. Church, to conipel - be made on rather more advantageous terms. blic 'tml s
posed, and noise but a captious opponent would urge that the Dardanelles will be blockaded by the Rus- fatishies of the journey, the necessary plans woul 1i• • i h h ' The steam-boat and
t mini to give t lem t ree mont s pay. THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) CorraE.-Two or three parcels will be offered by Po ct ..iay(
to ei .
0 sale in the course of the afternoon. By private con , Merl
it-that journals would increase, and a trader would sians, and that the Russian squadron has already re- the misticos perceiving the tumult, directed their guns
fres
find it necessary to advertise in a greater number. ceived orders to that effect, because the Porte makes It
no doubt be preparing for the grand assau .
against the mutineers, and only waited for orders CITY, TwELvE O' CLOCK. there has been nothing doing.
lost, ent i
Now, in the first place, I hold that an alteration of more resistance than was expected, and Russia must The superiority of the Russians must be so great from General Church to fire upon them. The The good appearance of the Consol market was Feurr.-Yesterday the first cargo of new Currant 6 foe 4t, the
t, offered by public sale, and a few lots only sold at 96'1' 01 44 b
the duties would go in a greater degree to increase think of employing all the means which it can corn- General sent his Aide-de -Camp to pacify the mu- 0 ,
t alteted by the arrival of any intelligence during Butts, and 975. for caroteels. Also a cargo consistiag . cSE
the circulation of the journals presently existing, mend in order to give a decisive turn to the war. at Varna, that even should they be repulsed in the tineers, who, however, with tliose who accompanied n ; ito less e
than to enlarge the number. But, secondly, ad- Great doubts, however, are entertained whether first instance, they can afford to return to the him, was vary ill treated. The Captains now has- t-I g ,
I e ni ht nor did the imaginations of the Bears 1,500 boxes Valentia, and 300 baskets of Denia 110 tbs 1! ti.e
but the whole were bought in, the boxes at 60s. anc,l,b-e I,We to
/flitting for argument's sake, that the journals in- • England will assent to this new measure of Russia ; i tend to the spot, and promised the mutineers the pay they furnish any fresh cause of alarm. The market opened bake
ts at 425. Another cargo was broneht forwara ' I "one, sv
vith fresh troo is and renewed s irit d sir don which ord • • t d It was r t d
c large % 1 p . e.
.e , , er nas ies ore . . epor e at
creased threefold, while the price of advertisime fell and it is looked upon as a departure from the stipti• 1 free from " war ! pestilence!! and famine !!!" At morning, ten taken in at the same prices asYresterdays 441 9
.11itica, that General. Church intended to go to Egina, hay- lmpc
to one-third of the present rate, what would follow.° latioiss,of the treaty of the Gth of July, by which Varna is the first place of consequence upon the the opening time Jobbers enquired after the Great see= ;1
mg no mind to rema:n any longer among such mutineers. - 4tern
Why, that the trader, by expending the same sum of Admiral Heyden has hitherto acted in concert with PRICE OF BREAD. ete
capture of which the EMPEROR has fairly staked In f
act, General Church arrived at Santa Manra a few Leviathan ;"is he come, is he come, was all the , ,
f 04 kqith
inoney which he now expends, would get his ad- the English and French Admirals. The blockade of The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is Is. 4,1„4' ril s ern
days ago, and had a conference with Captain Maclean, the cry ?” and although his arrival was not confirmed, 41b. Loaf. There are others who sell from ;,,id. to I.id. I,'' oe
. truth
vertisement put into the hands of three times as the Dardanelles, if it should really be executed by the his reputation-and it cannot be doubted, after English resident. that price.
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still the sprites of this great operator were sufficiently
many persons. The truth is, that the present news- Russian Cabinet, would cause u considerable schism On the 9th in the evenisig, the French schooner the th'Y Judi
all the exertions made. and the importance at- I'RICE OF SEEDS.-Oct. 6.
paper press is a most imperfect instrument for ad- in the political relations of Europe. Attesienne, arrived here from Brindisi, it brought des- numerous and active to excite a degree of fear New English Red Claver Seed (per Cwt.) Vs. 50s. tine -g• '1'1; ,4t exi,
vertising. The preposterous duty of 3s. 6d. shuts SEI'T. 18.--Though apprehensions have been en- tachcd to the occupation of it, that Niciro- patches from Count Guillerninot, and after stopping a few amongst the enemies to the rise of public credit, and ost Ditto Ditto...-s----
New Foreign Ditto
''' 1 POlld
425. 58s fine ---s• sEs- Iris )
it against millions of advertisements which ought to tertained at Corfu that Ibrahim would not volume- LAS will strain ever -
y ners e to accomplish tits
~ „ . hours in.the roads sailed after him. consequently of public wealth. Consols opened at eita Ditto ..-
appear ; and the high price of the paper so restricts rily leave the Morea, no account of any hostility had MAYENCE, SEPT. 22. New White Clover-
86Z- 7, and soon became buyers at 87, both for °wpm. Ditto- s2s. ;is. tine 7`31- la. pe,
........._. 50s. 665. fine --4* 0,1, 'atICC
the circulation, that an advertisement, even sheesh been received up to the 10th, and the merchants were Iturpose. With the possession of Varna the The Central Committee of Inquiry, which has been
established in our city ever since the year 1819 held its money and account, when some inconsiderable pur- il
'g,esivDTtrteofo_ ~.... ,,, 16s. fine:Cs • 1., er,
put into every journal in the kingdom, will reach very impatient for authentic accounts, as the blockade Russians could •
carry on their operations last meeting on the 20th inst., havine- b • '
, een incomplete in chases by the people strengthened the market. As P.iiiblisrh"s',a-rra-7--e ...-• N
. . . 38s. 41s. fine ....-4..,,,,,, Ins, of
hut a fraction of those who may be interested in it, has cut off almost all commercial intercourse with the v ed. 41s fine • , b
and ought to see it. Morea. - along the coast, and even land an army at I3our- its number for above a year, and for the last six or eight a corresponding feeling that is growin • f ' • f Fg - D' ‘"1"
gin as out o oreign itto
months hardly ever more than one Member being present. , Coriander,----. , -s. 18s. floe --s• -,"'. Ins -
I have now, Sir, made out a case, which I hum- The letters from Corfu speak in favourable terms gas, thereby diverting the attention of the Turks In order, therefore, to draw up the final pi ototaml, the Com- a rise in the Funds, we refer to the article from the St Foin --(per Quarter)-. --s. -a. 40s. fine 4.1.4 f,, F -,,.er,
of the great improvements in the administration of inissioners of Hesse Darmstadt and Nassau came here on Foreign market ; the Commissioners gave 87. India Rye Gras.s ..---- .
bly submit is worthy of your attention. I leave it from Sl 1 d I r
min aan tle „ortresses on the Danube. Pacey Ditto ... 36s. 52a. new --4`• gs, ‘‘,1,.,
Greece, through the exertions of Count Capo purpose, and with the Bavarian Commissioner, signed the Bonds and Exchequer Bills remain stationary. Linseed, for feeding
in.your hands, and ill those of the trading public,
Ditto, tor crushing..----- _ s. 30s. ass. title ''''-, the). . t
whose interest in it, I think, is quite as great as d'lstria ; but with respect to the military affairs, They could even prosecute the campaign beyond Protocol. It may be expected that the leading points of a
ii2OREIGN .MARKET.-The Hebrews are bold and cellar, seed, New -s. 50s. fine 515. -I' --e is ;
they are in a deplorable condition, especially in the - the voluminous final report, which has been laid before the Ditto Old
..... -. -s. .s. .-S. L 0,,, Lee r
mine.--4 am, Sir, yOtir most obedient servant, . i the Balkan, provided they can land a sufficient Diet, will be made public. large buyers of Russian Bonds. This Security was White Mustard Seed -(per Bushel)-(fs. tis. tis. 6d. fine' op. Pi ,'e
THE; EItITOR OF THE „ scoTsmAN.o land forces. The commanders, at variance wit i
---- •-s. se los. encl.; ,naries,•
n •t•es
.... ~.„, Brown Ditto,
SwIrzEALANn, SEPT. 26. a few days back offered in large qua ti m
each other, are not obeyed by the troops ; and it is force, and s() make up for their dilatory progress es 047 furnip Seeds, Rounds a 8,, 10a, line „,
Private letters from Paris speak of the overture, to be . ' - .
and is 11011 (from the idea that the Russian cam- Green and Red Ditto
r 1
• .
surprising, under such circumstances, that the tnili- 1 arcs, Old --- - , -.--- -5. :31. 40s. fine ^-7.",
MONMOUTH MURDER. on the Danube. It is to us ' 111 h
inconeeiva_ e, ow, made to Switzerland for some modifications in the military . . - es' °wer
taiy operations have been so well conducted as has aign is at an end for this seasou, wad that the winter Ditto New -.--,..--__---- -s. --s. fine 56'• 4/ I, ,
' - capitulations. These modifteations seem to coneei-n only P Rate:seed, English, tine (per Last) 21/. 211. --- Foreign2,_>: /4 OlVer i
been the case. Thus part of the troops under "
'itil the com mlete command of' th
1 e Black Sea,
MONDAI', OCT. G.-The murderer of the wretched the regiments of the guard, some of the prerogatives Of months will be passed in renewed negociatioes)
General Church lately mutinied and deinanded WHIJECHAPEL HAI', MA RKET.-Oct. 1. ~,ti .t.,
eta he
woman Hester Stephens has this instant been and the immense resources of which the Rus- which are thought to be excessive. rly theaa changes it anxious] h f b I b d • • d f i n Hay,
y soug t a ter ot 1 y omestie an ore g ,Js.od. to 9.75. Od. If. lover -80 s. Osl. to 110'
higher pay, and the Captains with great difficulty . is hoped to prevent furth I°Wer '
er attacks in the Chamber of De- 0 , 1 . • ~ .
~ Straw SO.. Od. to 365. Od_
....„,./ s
brought here in a gig by Fuller, the constable, and
restored order, by promising' that their claims should dIS 1 dbo d
se i• la aste at the commencement of the rders at 93/ i. fins Stock usually snows a ten- ts .
puties, which it would be the more difficult to resist, as tibpieu
an assistant. He- was taken a few miles frotn Liver- PRICE OF 011..
„, 6 tt
be attended to. It is true, indeed, that things are &tic to rise or fall first and then Consols invari-
the capitulations have never even been confirmed by the Y , , Rape 0116ln-own --- 37/. Os. ....-. Refined .........E.,-. la ,on ran
pool, and has on the same trousers and waistcoat in campaign, they have not yet perfortned otie
no better among the Turks, for though the leaders . . . Chambers, or published in the Bulletin des Lois. ably follow after. It is a fact worthy of remark, Linseed il In 4) Iv
which he is said to have committed the murder. A Linseed. Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand._ -is e eieed •:.
feat sufficiently' remarkable to ivc a character
pair of ehoes, which he begged at the turnpike at agree, the troops and even whole tribes manifest dis- g - The latest Journals from Egina, which come down to and in many instances it is ft good barometer of fi- Rape Cake, per toil ---..--
.4.7._..-/ !Illr own
content and a spirit of rebellion. Thus the Albanians 13th August, make no mention of such an expedition of
Irenchester, in Herefordshire, not worth twopence, to the war. They must either have greatly over- nancial speculation. In this way, ;I. 1; ; 1 1,
.. po-t.es .00- PRICE OF POTATOES.-Ock-W--- 4elare
lately mutinied against Ibrahim Pacha, and the . Ypsilanti to Western Greece. New Ware--..--. 2/. 105. to 3/. 15s. per toi2L.,/ ' bl,
a hat not worth a penny, and a tolerably good dark - rated h '
t err own strength, or been very remiss in well on the Continent, the despatch bringing the , e o d
Arnauts are now in rebellion against Redschid ---- -- -------
se
PRICES OF LEATHER. ~,tl, ItNlf•
green great coat. He appeared fatigued and de- news usually contains orders to buy Russian Stock, Per lb. d. to d. Per lb. et /,'l# , jat
Jected, but answered questions put to him without Paella. The Seraskier, indeed, is said to take all bringing it to bear-or it may be, that in their 'We have received Trinidad Papers to the
- • iicu 5 to 561 b 20 21 Tanne4 Horse Hide 3... tl 5
much hesitation. This is the day of electing the measures to make himself obeyed, and to have im- and vice versa, so that the earliest intimation is Pa' u -.614:1t0 tilD.-- les - ' • 1 0 11110Uni
. 23 .tapanish Ditto -...-........ 22
god o inion of th m lv th
~o p ese es eydepreciated the 25th August. The following are the principal tSj •
a. -ho
prisoned several chiefs of the Arnauts at Janin-, la . found in this market of any political change. In Dleefsing.mides--- 15 17/ Per dozen. 9-1 st S I
Mayor, and a large throng of people being assembled .
Fine Coach Hides -19 21 Calf Skins... 36 to 4411 b. 19 1,1„.1
had ventured to apply to the Sultan to dismlss valour of the Turks in the proportion that they contents :- other Securities little business is doing.
at the Town-hull, the jury-room was crowded to Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 15/ 18/ Ditto 50 to 701 b. 25 0 , +Z-Irall
Redschid. It is said that Omer Vrione is the „
a, , ~ Ditto-..-45 to 501 b. 18 !20 Ditto ............70 to 80Ib. 22 0 ' 'Valk, '
suffocation, when the Coroner entered and ordered exalted their own. However, if the Russians Oa the 20th his Majesty's sin / C ' J Bes There is are
p cants, aptain . t, port that the rrenen tyovernment Ditto
active though secret instigator of discontent with _ .20 22 Small Seals, Greenland '2O
,„i is
that he should be removed to the prison. No exit- . . , anchored in the Gulf, on a Cruise seven days from Barba- arc about to negociate a Greek Loan for 7,000,000 ---- - _____ [anal,
the Seraskier. did knowingry practice a deception RAW HIDES. ~t 1 4; 19 '
rnination will therefore take place this morning. upon the does. The crops of the Colony are much on the increase, - . .
Vsmstea, SErr. 25.-Metalliques, 91 9-16; Bank of trancs, %%inch is about thiee millions sterling, and Per Stoat. s. /1. to s.d. Per Stone. s. c1.40'0 1 nliste
and we are credibly informed that the number of hogsheads Rest Heifers& Steers 3 1 3 8 Ordinary -..........,........ 2 0 ,0. . tarria
Barnett has, we understand, made a confession of world in the outset of their cain • I fll •
paign, t iat o y
the murder. Shares, 1,085.
. of sugar alone will exceed 30,000 at the end of the crop, that the outstanding bonds will be taken as part pay- middlings .2 10 3 0 Market Ca1f.......- 9 0 t'...,% R ge
.............. - - COA L 11l Art K ET.-Oct. 6. 'tate a
ed. t P
___,_.„-
.
PRICES or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. years: . Adair's ------... 335. 6d. Walls end Newmarch... 3,36'5 l'wer e]
served for payment of dividends. We give this as a Beaumont 3l 6 Ditto Riddell's 31 6 te
EXAMINATION OF A MUMMY. 13 ink Naock
It is suggested, as a lasting testimony of the regard Heaton
_,,313 f b.4t Of t
3 per Cent. Red. shut Old Annuities shut report, but we do not think it unlikely that some at- Hebkiirn Main -- 36 0 Ditto Walker 3° 0 *Otis
.....-..-. „,„„ , ..,,,h.e.
A few days ago one of the mummies in the 3 OCT Cecnt. C0a5....97 67/ 71/ 7 New Ditto
- Ex. Bills, .£l,OOO 2d. 73 76 pm.
_ travagance of their pretensions. With the coin- which the island feels for their lamented Governor, Sir
Ralph Woodford, Bart. that the town of Port Spain shall rangement may grow out of the relationship now tYlYwell ea 6 Wade's Eden -....,. '''' 9 1% . '
:iluseuin of' the Louvre was opened. It was 3.l);V:fP;lCfet.3t
e c anged to Woodford. A public meeting of the Mina- hallineworth -. :35 9 Lambton's primrose ... :114 0 ty 8
created by his Most Christian Majesty and the Exe- Percylast --- 29 6 Fawcett Main 3 "fi tli' ' vil
. 4 per Cent. l9 l •44, 9 17,', Ditto Small -
---** vo 4
One of the finest of the valuable collection made Data, 11.26 - 50 or even 100,000 men at Bourgas, and have bitants had taken place, to project the manner and means , •
f G There is so much un l Pvllw -r-7-- B''' 9 ' Durh".l-"*"-----" fri ' ' e ''''ll
eutive o reece. emp oyed renteewinthor- 31 0 Russell s Ly0n'5......-.... -„, 9 41/0,,,,..,
by the Chevalier Drovetti. According to the l'n't'ik,, L, Ac ,99 • - of best honouring the memory of their late Governor when
... at 0 Walls End fletton 4. 9 i '-v--'.,1
239 India for Account - struck a decisive blow before the Turks could at one of the largest assemblages which ever met, it was capital in France, and so much enthusiastic zeal in I!!,l,;rit,';" - : ' • --- se ti h
.........___ 34 0 Walls End Lambton.--
~., p a
hieroglyphic inscriptions, this mummy, which oat, Bends 9O 91 pm. Cons. for Acct B7 1i 7
,_, °rat
T0wn1ey......-.....-..-.. 33 0 Walls End Stewart's -- 4u, 9 •••Ii„i•
• determined to erect it monument and a handsome subscrip- the cause of Greece shown by this Christian nation,
svas the embalmed body of Noute Mai (the be- ritICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS I/AY AT ONE O'CLOCK. insister an army sufficiently strong to resist their
tion wa ' ' 1 • '
s immedratety entered into for that purpose, amount- that they nmst organise the finance of their newly lAslarn
Wilmington
32 6 Cow-peti-...*. •-•", A- 41.08,;
loved of the Gods), had been, during a few Austrian Bonds - march to Constantinople. They have neglected ing to 1,400/. The erection of the monument, it is stated, , Walls End Bewlcke&Co. 30 9 Hartley ----... 3,,,: 0 h. " ;
Brazilian Bonds - acquired colony before they can pos ihl
S.-. 0 expect their Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 36 0 Silkstone Field and Co.
_„.3.' f ,e aese,
years one of' the priests of Ammon. It was Buenos Ayres Bonds - Portuguese Bonds 56% will be confided to Chantrey. Ditto Brown'. 35 0 Warde's Llanelly ---- 32, 0 pf' rt"
a ' _to do this, and now they reap the bitter fruits of bantling to run alone, and a small loan is the cheap- Ditto Carr and Co.-- N. 0 Walls End Elgin wsp, /1 4t
ir on
enclosed in a kind of pasteboard, richly orna- Lhlio",naVa'nlo'rz ....... - ••••• --__ briatt,osiewOld
__________ , ----,-- -
- . . Ditto Clarke and Co. -RI 6 Tantield Trader
inented on the outside with figures of Gods, an d ilttnT;hlB2s ';11% Russian (rove their mismanagement. Without a dernonstra- We have received Barbadoes Papers to the est way to effect all these things.-In the Share. Ditto Cramlington 31 OW. E. Clark Trader -31, ') •stlr
-- 6 of 1
6244 Spanish, 1821 111 Ti, Ditto Hilda . .31 0 Walls End small - ,•'''' # c‘ate 1
market there is nothing fresh.
aymbolical animals. The preservation of this Greek lionda - - noon along tlie coast, of what effective service was 27th August, but their contents are uninterestin Ditto Northuinberland 31 6 Lambton small -..... :1,2 ef,, ig Z
• Ditto, 1825 181,4 French Rentes, sp. c. -f. -c. g" Three per Cent. Commis, titi 7 ; Ditto, for Account, Ditto Peareth ..,...........-. 32 6 Old ' .---..... ''' I." (1
Etherley sinsll_,_, --, . 11 a,
funeral covering was 'perfect ;it having been ori- Guatimala - - Exchange -f. -c. tile conimand of the Black Sea to them ? From - Ditto Perkins and Co 35 0
Stii 7 ; India Bonds, 88 90 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, 75 6 pm. . • ; , " V eft Ti
ginally protected by two wooden coffins, in which Itextaicains.2l33°"' - 3 per cent.
l'FiN -- Exchange
Nsi
the inummy was conveyed to Paris. The paste- - - --=,-_-____-_-_,_ 4 ~0/1,
PRICES or SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Caraccas, of the 15th of August, have been re- Chilian, 29 30 ; Colombian, 20i 1 ; Danish, 62 1; IRISH MARKETS. stY and
board was untouched by decay, and in the same Paid. Per Share. Turkish man-of-war to molest them-and yet
condition as when it at first came from the hands Anglo Mex. Mitt. Co. (iss. at 5/. pm.) £93 21 26 • • Greek, IS ;is ; Mexican, Six per Cent., 38i i; Peruvian,
ceived, which mention trade was very dull ; the ; . , , .... . DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-Fftloav, Oc .3. „ qtat
From 1 To ra. 4i . , 0. apa
Brazilian Imp. Min. Co. (iss. at 5/. plm) £2O 78 the fleet did nothing-literally nothing-to merit 194 20 ; I ottuguese, 56 ii-; rtussian, 93i 4 ; Spanish, 4,30'2 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 26 0 40 0 34 tfl i'le tri
of the embahners. As soon as it was opened, Ditto National 5 101-.:, t
1,565 Bete ----. 16 stone 12 0 20 0 )6 cis 6 • 11'.
at 21 m ) 'ea 19 honourable mention. But it is idle to animad- crops of sugar and coffee had every appearance I 1 i- 12.
1,532 Barley-- 16 stone 16 0 20 0 18 0 elhiirr i
the minute pains which the Egyptians bestowed .._;tiin,iitrecitiaAnte,zsiuMrianiieCeo(.:iss. .p . i 0
2114
upon the arrangements of their mummies was Protector Eire Insurance Co 2 .4:1 2£l 2 6 vert upon what they have neglected to do-it is of being plentiful. BRISCENA MENDEZ had MiNes.-Anslo Mexican, 724 70 dis. ; Brazilian, 52 1 21,836 Oats ..„-- 14 stone 11 0 17 0 13 s , iitioth.
15,540 Cwt. Flour- 9 stone 5 0 SO 0 --- jl4 1;.,,,, er
. pm. ; Ditto, National, 5 il-, pm. ; Hokum, 180 200 Pm• ; 662 Oatmeal.-- 11 stone 12 0 18 0 13
• e sid
observable. The successive enrolment of tile PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, OCT. 4. equally idle to speculate upon what they mean to been appointed Civil, and General SOCBLETTE
Colombian, 7:3' tii dis. ; United Mexican, 20 19 dis. ' , -
Sold to /takers only. , S 4 )11.'
cloth and ligatures which bound the body ~ Bank Stock - 14,/38 Cwt. Flour --.-. lB 0 sam 0 24 ,i.lated
i 7 rn-- Consols, 3 per cent - accomplish ; for, taking the past as a guide, WC Military, Intendant of Venezuela ; and it was TWO O'CLOCK. Average price of Wheat and Flour 51s. Ott per sack. 01. sstts
nifested the • •
serious operations which were gone Gse. Stock, 4.. i per cent. 111 jNational Ditto - „ v., / Firsts, --- from 225. Od. to 7j94:01' th . in,
--i Patriotic Ditto also stated that ' 1 Militar • Consols remain firm but without any business of Receipts of Flour, ~ , s,,d.
2 cannot compliment them upon their future pros- PA EZ was appointee y , . Sales of Do. 15,840 lii-rls' "*".'" firomm It gg'. ti,i', las. eit" ° larg
throu&li by the embaliners, and of which the te:,tetro,c-iete,
100-7 i Hibernian Bank
following is the desciiption :-Ist, After the Gm Deb. 3 per cent.- 917,, Provincial Ditto - Governor of Grenada. They further add that importance, at the advance of 87-4-, buyers, for money kre
PRICE OF BREAD. O' I‘,. P-113
_ pects. They have set out with deceiving others,
Royal Canal Stock Royal Irish Mine
and account, and 87i, sellers, for Nov. India Bonds Ouartern Loaf, 41b. soz.- 10d. 1 Half-quartern, 21b. Silos..a_ ,e-Ctlne ,
process of desiccation by the natron had been Grand Canal Stock - Imperial Mine - . .
it was an ascertained fact that the war had been
- and are _likely to finish by deceiving themselves. 1-• it `-'
are 90 1 pm.; in Exchequer Bills no alteration. Wheat, Barley. Oats. I,2.o_ner a aof a
finished, the dead. body, enveloped in a sheet, VaticasintilcPeelitest).lt4 ii. c. , &iionion-iger(el(lllliirleilianngds
per barrel per barrel per barrel
_....2...11- IVilld
had been plunged into i, vessel of boiling bitu-
- Their ambition is • 1 1 •
grasping, am t ieir resources determined upon with Peru in the month of THREE 0' CL 0 CK. . 20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist. Or
BAILS. . k Of I
men, which penetrated every part in such a man- Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due. immense, but their energy is not equal to their •May, full a month before BOLIVAR had re- Coneols for Account, B'4 le and for November,
ner as to form, in crystallizina-,
h a bed of solid (0, Xan;;rlica o
o 0 ifamburgh
0 Holland
0 •
ceived the appointment of Supreme Chief from 4, y )
871 rather be ers with scarcely a bargain doing. c! • 0.-- 0 tit 1
,rk ......- 20 6-3 a 612 0-18 0 4 6-13 619 0-22 113 ja 0 eit ,
Limerick 30 0-34 012 6-1 i 0 10 4-13 016 6-20 0 °nil g,L . ra
inight-they want that active principle which
bitumen surrounding both the body and the 0 Buenas Ayres
FOUR 0' CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES. n'oantetortffird N Z-Z
°0 1:51 oct IA gi i° tlg 173 t 1.9, " D'oi ' 7tin b
0 1 Leeward Islands
sheets in svhich it was w-rapped. The hack f
o: 4 ItibniLs.. 0 0 Lisbon 0 alone can render gigantic enterprises effective. Consols 874- 1 Danish 62-a Carlow -19 6-20 912 0-15 0113 0- 00 20 6-21 0 0 o__L'%--- 1 t,fleeali
the head had alone been exempt from immersion g 'F'ranceh h 1 o Malta 0
Butte% I ' i;lell sji
0 Mexico o Unless they attain their objects during this A Do. for Ac. 874, 41 Greek, 1825 18 Beef, Mutton, Pork,
I `) 1 After 1
tae ins- o doutetrenneiy.7,
je..,;w: 4
1 Waterford
in this penetrating liquih. ,-( , 624
Brazilian Bonds .1- I Mexican, 1825 381„" per lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 2d.: j,
ai
ve.ope_ by - war, they are likely not to realise them Meeting of the Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty was _ _
_ _ s 0 tta i)
' • Buenos Ayres - IPertivian - •
d. ad. il. a (1. s. d. as. d. )4. d. s. d. s. d. s• „56 h , et v
mersion, each member had been en 1 d
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. , held last night at the Mechanics' Institute, the Rev. Mr. ~ . s Cork -5- 6 29 0-35 074070061 0 60 . )9'o lii,,, 1-1
' Mornin 28 • ' Russien 931
bandages the fingers first, then the arms and g ... - minutes after 1.1 Evening-51 minutes after 1. for a long time to coine. They have betrayed q 'cll. p • • 1 ,-1 • Af i i thilian Do. - I ' 4 I.iincrick...:4 -54- 5 24 0-40 074070 0 64 0 5i3 to' /0 1k-41-let
in , . POONER, a at io ic nest, in tme ts lair. r. it NT
tire body - Columbian, 182-1 20h- !Spanish 11-4 Waterford 1-55 - 7 24 0-40 078074 0- 0 --"' 0 580 'le she
tile legs separately, and lastly, the en ,
their purpose too soon-their ambition has ex- was present ; but nothing of rnoinent occurred.
Clonmel - 3/-5 3i - 5 00- 0 0 '73 068063 0 60 „ ~, L,L .t-
-which, by means of different pieces of linen
~,,,,,..t
cn_ish, e.t,
~,_-.s s,
• MRS HEM ANS -We regret to learn that -- - Carlow.- 1 -5/ 0 - 0 00- 00 81 78 0680 39 "kISSes
0 ,
t Cl ' r 2,, - -..:,,,_.... -_, ,
ce,,t4A.4 cited the alarm of those Powers who are 'lite- . .: ' " • . LAW INTELLIGENCE .-(THIS DAY.) t
placed upon the front of the neck, the breas , _
.__.l ,
,_
~...... .
~,,i •-',.'e:-.
ini this distinguilhed lady has been for some tune labouring t a 111 1
....,,,,a.,- . v
,„,4„„,.. .
..-,k 44 SCOTCH MARKETS. ---41' 14111. •
tile loins, the abdomen, and upon the outside
h._ C-.••-•.
~,, . rested as much in the existence of the Turkish under severe indisposition, in consequence of which she has INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. - efri t, 11l Is
--- -- ----------- left fur a while the beautiful and romantic spat in which , • Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. (2.?.....'',.,/ ese
of the arms, and the thighs, Sce. and kept firm ----__ - Empire as in checking the designs of Russia- . ' . • .! . , • Ihe Court sat this morning to dispose of motions -
~,, h. ta
in their places by innumerable turns of the ban- LONDON. she resided in Noith li ales, and is at present on a visit to , Aberdeen ,- 48 68 28 35 18 25 - - 'f,', ty 41),Th
only.
TUESDAY and their future precautions will be commensurate a friend near Liverpool. Bervrick.-- 40 45 ta 25 17 21 22 25 au / 11.
~ "
dages, preserved the just proportions of the EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 18.)8. . Mr. PoLbocie showed cause against a rule obe Coldstream -35 58 20 21 16 17 26 143 '''' / 'thud
~ , 11 ,
living body. This dressing concealed the ex- _.._--,-_,-____--__,_-___---___-_,---_,- - to the magnitude of the danger. •
The Cutlers have voted the freedom of th t d 1 '2
a tame )), the creditors of J. Sparring, who had been cuPar -- h (' 8 .6 27 30
'2 33 'l2 _
Dundee-- - 61 - :11 - 27 - - -1' / p e ell
s
Guild to the Marrilli. of CHANnos, Earl ae Esnots, before the Court previouslyupon his petition to teceive El 'll 50 fi) 22 T 3 20 21 - 30 •-".",„ / 1„Alth„,
cessive meagreness of the corpse, which was in The accounts from Irelai d I •
I are so r ecidedly The Emperor NICHOLAS has told the secret Lord KENYON, anti the Duke of NzwcasTstra, for their the benefit of time Act. He had a milk walk, which inter n e 63- 52 56 23 28 20 24 23 24 4. ~' Ith "...11
reality, reduced to skin and hone by the natron and stead ' s m
mniform ‘ til port of the Constitution in Church Kelso ------ 40 46 21 25 17 18 25 27 :,1 ... ,21111 C
- ' favourable that the Funds improved this mornin of his heart before he was enabled to assure him- ' • the Court directed should be given up for the benefit Kirk:tidy-- :52 70 29 33 23 115 32 - ,--' .. T 41,,
NVlien the body was completely unrobed, the g . and State.-Dubiin Evening Post.
of his creditors, and to this arrangement he was a Perth,--.- 55 66 21 'l5 14 18 13 14 It.rf• ti, gut-
ill consequence. The fever of agitation has sub- self of its advantage-and Russia has thereby The yl• , I*-- lilt s:ze of the measure varies throughout the cou ' 4.3 tit
head was discovered to have been shaved, a cus- o ice expenditure of Leinster, is said to consenting party. Prior to his discharge, however, et 1
tom which literary antiquities, as well as ancient sided-and the people begin to see the " danger probably lost the only opportunity during his be o'ne thousand pounda,a year less in each county, since the the creditors ap li rl 1;
pee,. to .I.m to enter into a bond c tl IThic
A Brunswick Club, under the auspiceG le a
niontiniekta, prove to have been adopted by the i- 1 • ~ , investigation into 'die We sf6rd Constabular • Tipperary that he would riot retail tnilk within three quarters of
by the disappointment reign, of seeing her conquering Eagles wave from Viscount CAstTLEMAINE, is about to be formed at skthl°" all Pa
eir waVs,
o t 1
~ of the PrCi. Pr, '•• , . . ~ • ).-
_..33.
Egyptian priests. '
The teeth remained in their . I e • a mile of where he had carried on his business, but
-Dublin Evening Post. are
, &aid ,
place, and an attentive examination showed that °
_ range faction. the towers of Constantinople. The late rains have been extremely favourable to this application lie gave a positive refusal, and . s - tie
the individual had been about forty years of age ___
____-__- - --- • to putting in the next wheat crop, an operation, however, thereupon kriele Nisi was obtained to compel him The servant girl, suspected of having 11`,4'i larger
when lie died. A leaf of gold covered the The Queen of' Po B.TUGA L has at length ar- itich is ml.
We received this morning the Austrian Ob- ‘N - uc. retarded in Many parts vf the country by to do sO. poison into the food of the shearers employed at 0 dill; t
ted ' -'ettli
the difficulty in procuring seed. Air, Poei.ocie having been heard against the rule, Grange, (as stated in our last,) has since attemt ,entat.
mouth, a plate of silver lay upon the breast, • d • server of the -
95th September, and Frankfort ~, drown herself.-Aberdeen Chronicle.
rive ni London-and the account of her recep- Mr. COOKE argued in su ort of it, that time bond tie t I(
ss e are glad to announce that the innkeepers i..,, PP 'VI 11 th
and straps of' coloure.d. leather hung from the . b
d riven upon the sale
to Don i‘lmuEL, Papers of the 2d inst., from which we make the required was only the usual bon t-, .. FRIENDLY SOCIETY of' LICENSED . 0 t.,ar.,.
shoulders. rrhe cavities of the eyes were filled non must be wormwood who on the Manchester road, from Loughborough to London,
of a milk-walk, and that unless the prisoner would euatasees.-Yesterdav a General Quarterly MeettOff .‘:ell
*Illt: '
with plugs of linen, which, like the bandages, seems to have thrown his life upon a cast- •
following extracts :-
0 have lowered the rate of posting to Is. 3d. per mile.
give it, the creditors could not dispose of the busi- the above Society was held at the Sehool-house, Fslenfl't,s , 11 t
had been soaked in oil of. cedar: a celebrated And now must wait the hazard of the die- VIENNA, seer. 25.
A letter from Corfu, of the 11 th September, contains The difficult in ersuadin, co le to leave
v P re P P
houses which are" in a falling state, reminds one of the /". .• • Id h
ness, the ii% ing up of which cou t erefore be of ton I ria (1 getes '
-.Atte, when Islr. ALEXANDER JoIiNsTON Willi II ,II ~ •Illi
ingf f, hiet
inously called to the Chair. The Secretary hay ,t, ere
preservative against corruption.. rhe iliterior of
____, no use to them. s
• the following particulars :- drowning Frenchman in the farce, W.lO, mistaking the Ti
le COURT however, after some consideration, the Role of the Society authorizing the call of the niec,,,th hearilt,
the head was empty, but the envelope of the „ , loekade of Lett f idiom of our language, kept exclaiming, "1 win be
as well as the At ter I. (4- th cl.
Ihe German Papers say that the b ers rom Prevesa of the Stli of this month, which ordered the ' cf - h • • • I , Clement by which it WBB 8111119_,1F,'
‘ rule to be isc arged, and the prisoner
brain was preserved. Drops of pure bituinen, • have just b drowned, nobody shall help me." ded to read the Minutes of the lag Quarterly 1"),(J. 1 e 1
of extretne brilliancv and some thickness, were the Dardanelles was not only intended by lt ussta, een received heri, state that Veli Bey Jana (whose to be liberated without entering into any such bond, procec
ed d @Miry i' 1
•nes which were unanimously approv an c ftt . tlbServi
reconciliation with the Seraskier we have already men- We have this week the satisfaction to announce ,i• h
vne they could not think it right to require of him. I e I • • • h a • ' 4di •
found upon the breast, hetween the t ,
highs at
' 'd but actually carried into effect, bffore our Go- ;
t.oned) had arrived at Frevesa on the sth in the evening, to our more distant readers that the harvest may now be said
•01100..........11M=N1MM..., Some ot ier routine business was t en entere into, sgr,
which the meeting dispersed. „r" their i
upon other parts of the body. • and had imir d' 1• ' d • f- ' tbe concluded in Elrrin hir The Cro s ,
~e late s. given or eis to a man o wan at 0
~ .
.. .es . e. .. p havt been hous!d -
rrn_ filloyll_ and twenty guineas a week have . . -
vernment were aware that such an event was in
__,,_.h,____ 6°
°I2
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1141Yt
II
)61
er
1°•11).c ,

A Brunswick Club, under the auspiceg
viscount cAsTLEmAINE, is about to be formed at Athloa
—Dublin Evening Post.
The servant girl, suspected of having tt
poison into the food of the shearers employed at Yep
Grange, (as stated in our last,) has since attempted
drown herself.—Aberdeen Chronicle.
FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF LICENSED v 'of
TUALLEns.-Yesterday a General Quarterly MeetiOr
the above Society was held at the School-house, Kenn pB'
ton-lane, when Mr. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON was n 0,4
mously called to the Chair. The Secretary having fig,
the Rule of the Society authorizing the call of the we'd'
as well as the Advertisement by which it was surniiid
ior'er
proceeded to read the Minutes of the last Quarterly 11),'
ing, which were unanimously approved and cantiOre
Some other routine business was then entered into
which the meeting dispersed.
Pltis.—lt is supposed that fifteen.millioo'
pins arc daily manufactured in England. 01.
Lt an excavation made for the foundatioote
some houses now erecting in the Inner Temple, aliot/f
feet beneath the surface, in the blue clay, was rece/
di,covered the remains of a fine nautilus. This relit if
of a former world is sufficiently entire to enable 1,0
turalist to place its species beyond a doubt.--11
Review.

VIENNA, SEPT. 2:).
A letter from Corfu, of the 11th September, contains
the following particulars :
Letters from Prevesa of the Stli of this month, which
have just been received heri, state that Veil Bey Jana (whose
reconciliation with the Seraskier we have already men-
tioned) had arrived at Prevesa on the Zith in the evening,
and had immediately given orders to a man of war at
anchor there to cruise from Port Pantocratora to the vici-
nity of the island of Santa Maura, as he bad reason to
fear the appearance of some Greek ships. It seems that
accounts received from various quarters agreed in stating,
that several small vessels, misticos and the like, under the
command of the notorious Antonio Passano (whose son
has long been in Corfu, and the remainder of whose family
is daily expected from Ancona), had arrived at Mitica,
which seemed to wait for the arrival of Demetrius Ypsi-
lanti, with bis troops from Alegara, in order to act there

The difficulty in persuading people to leave
houses which are in a falling state, reminds one of the
drowning Frenchman in the farce, w)o, mistaking the
idiom of our language, kept exclaiming, " I will be
drowned, nobody shall help me."
We have this week the satisfaction to announce
to our more distant readers that the harvest may now be said
to be concluded in Elginshire. The crops have been housed
in excellent condition, and are such in every respect as the
farmer would pronounce to be something better than they
are on an average. The heavy rains, which some time since
deluged several places in the south, were comparatively un-
known here ; and the quantity that did fall in Elginshire
has not been productive of any sensible injury to the fruits
Of the earth. In short the farmers ef the north have been for
once at least more fortunate than their brethren in the south.
The harvest in this country has been this season finished from
three to four weeks earlier than usual..✓,'lgin Courier.

The German Papers say that the blockade of
the Dardanelles was not only intended by' Russia,
but actually carried into effect, before our Go-
vernment were aware that such an event was
in
contemplation. At; article from Ancona, dated
so early as September 12, says that the Rus-
sian squadron had actually received orders to'
blockade the Dardanelles—and much speculation
of course arose, whether England would acqui •
esce in a measure which was in violation- of the

T c , fifteen, and twenty guineas a week have
been paid for private apartments at Manchester, so great
was the anxiety to be present at the late musical festival.
It may also be added that one house alone netted 2,0001.
and upwards by hiring out dresses for the fancy ball.
A farmer in the neighbourhood of Don-
caster was once met by his landlord, who accosted him
thus :—" JOHN, I have some thoughts of raising your
rent." To which Join replied, " I am very much obliged
to you, Sir, for I really cannot raise it myself."

NVe tmderstand that a match has been made
for 2,000 sovereigns a-side p.p., that a gentleman, well
known on the turf, will ride, on horseback, from London
to York in ten hours; of course therels no restriction as
to the number of horses to be used. The match is to be
decided in the month of April utxt.— York 'Jerald.—
We believe the late Mr, MELLISH, of sporting fame, per-
formed this Prat some ears ago.