... FLINDERS MAIL. be We yesterday received by the Flanders Mail the following of intelligence respecting Greece : _ CONSTANTINOPLP, 5ULY 10.-Authentic accounts have now ebay been received of the arrival of the Capitan Pacha with the ongreater part of his fleet in the Gulf of Lepanto, after providing am the fortresses in Negroport, the Canca in Candia, Modon and Coron with provisions and ...

... SHIP-N-NSh. HEREZ, AUG. 1.-An Express arrived this afternoon froln Rota, with advice that the Spanish Patriot, Bogg,;of and from London to Cadiz, has been -detained 'by a French; frigate, and sent to St. Lucar, 'after taking out 12 of her crew, wh6 have beeu landed at Rota as prisoners of wvar. PARIS, AUG. 17.-The G'oede Verfagting, Fies, from Bor- deaux to Rotterdam, has b~ee 'faken by a ...

... COLOJIBIAN LOAN. To THRi EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, After so much writing and talking on the subject of the rati- fication of this Loan, we have at length the gratifying iatelli- gence from the best possible source, that the IliislersoJf tie Government have unanimously recognised the powers of .11,'. Zea to raise it. Now, as this was the great point at issue be- tween the ...

... SHnP rNths. PAris, AUG. I1.-By advices from Bordeaus, the Valdar from Martinique, which was taken and carried into Coruisto sailed from thence 17th ult. with the Courier de Bsourbon, fror Bourbon, and another French vessel, also a prize, for England or the Canaries. I MARSEILLES, AUG. 3.-The St. Antonie, and the Deox Amis which sailed from this port this morning, were taken nea Mayre by a ...

... MU M'ADAM'S PLAN FOR ItOAD-MARING, &ac. di [FROM THE REPORT Or' THE HOUSE or coMdMONs UPON MIR. ft .'OADAM'S PETITION FOR COMPEFNSATION.J t THE STREETS OF LONDON. w Mr. James M'Adam examined.-Has any suggestion, been w made to vou of converting the Pavement of any, part of the w streets ot London into road?-l Ihave been ordered by the Par- fir liarnentary Commissioners, baying charge of ...

... FLANDER$ MAIL. CASSEL, JULY 28.-The Ministers of State have published a Notice, in which it is stated, that amidst the general jov mani- fested by the inhabitants on the happy return of his Highness the Elector to his capital, they have the unpleasant duty of announcing that one or more villains have dared anonymously to threaten the precious life of our beloved Sovereign, and of some of those ...

... . Average Prices of CORN through- -out',EXGLAIND, for0the week end- ing sthrAugust. Per Quarter. s. d. Wheat. 60 4 -Rye .. 3S6 6 Barey .. 32 9 Oats .. 235 Beans ?? . 35 4 Pease .. ;34 3 Corn Excfange, Mftrik Lane. Quantities and Prices of 'British -Corh, Stc. sold and delivered in this Market, during the week ended Saturday, ih-irAgust. I. Qrs. It. s. d. s. d. Wheat.. 5,273 far 19,191 4 11 ...

... MADRID, JcL o0o.-ThCe journey of the Prince to Seville and to the camp before Cadiz, Is one of the chief subjects of con- h versation here. Various opinions are entertained respecting C his Roual Highness's maner of leaving the capital; but the genera supposition is, that the Duke consideres Madrid as a 1. oint o'f small importance under present circumstances, and S gas preferred placing ...

... 9 SPA'NISII RIurNcr LOAN. 1e M I last night the following anonymous communication on the subject of a Loan, said to be con- tracted for with the egency of Spain. Wc know not the degree of authority to which it is entitled, and we wish it to be understood, that we pronounce no opinion on the subject. As a report was current yesterday, that such a Loan had been contracted for, and the conduct ...

... - BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED-. JMunton, of Higlgate,-corn-ebndler. J. Thbomas, late ot Kent.street, South-ark, b -nIdvr W. King, ot the Edgware-road CehomOSr .rnerchant J. towvley, late of Stourport, itrcrcestershire, tarr 'f3ANKRIUPTS. at the W. B. Smith, of Bristol, .i'nholder, Ats 2 d SeT. ram and Bush Tavern, Cotn-street. Bristol. I itO X : Co., Lincolis'inn; and Dir. F. hai, Brist de u 9 26g ...

... . PA1R, AUG. I.-The, Courier de Bourbon, from Bourbon to Nantes, which was lately taken and carried into Corunna, has sfl1(d from that port for Vigo. ; vo. 2.-Thc Memorial .Bordekads announces that the Cle- mealltl;C, -, of Havre, which had -left Brest to join the co~lrn destined to Martinique, was captured by a Spanish p-iji\tttel four hours after sailing from Brest. * WOalrAuX, JuLy 26. ...

... POLICE, YQ iUEEN-SQUARE. ?? - Hawkaer, a private in the third Guards, was brought to this O4fice, charged with attempting to violate the person of a little girl, 4 li4e ol4 e aU0 o fly fve years of age. jly the evidence of the mother of the child, who lives at No. 3, Delap-courts, Westminster, the prisoner lodges in the same house, and is a married man. On Wednesday he en- ticed her into his ...