... BAyo-tNVE MAIL. * ~~~~~~~~~~10 BArONNE, SEPT. 16.-The Commisgioners of the Board of tj Health, who have been to exainiej on the spot the state of the. in part b the troos of our arrioange allte mayhoes 6,tb pestilential disorder at Passage, and t r he nces. t sany means of precaution, returned to this city the day before w yesterday. There seems but too much reason to fear that it is ti really ...

... DUTCH AIVrL. We yesterday received Dutch Palpers to the 4th instant. The following are extracts:- ST. PETERST3UaGUi, AUG. 13.-The corvette tnterprise, of the Imperial Navy, commanded by Captain Otto Von Notzesle, sailed on the 9th August. It was built last winter, expressly for this voyage. It has 24 cannon, and the crew consists of 13 officers and 80 sailors, ail volunteers from the Imperial ...

... ?LU?TS. 4Yerage Prices iif COR1'Trough- outi ENGLIArnD, .fbr-tlie week, Tenld-. inwg-,13thSepFt. ;, ., ?? - ?? Per ;Quairter,. ' , b. d. Rye ?? 11 - Barley ?? 32 . , Beans ?? 7 7. Quantities andu'rices of British Corn, -&e. -sold ind delivered in Satra,1t Sept. a ?? .d Wbeat..6,473 forl1,2.27 IG 4 Averge, 65 7 Bawley. .. 24 Is .. ?? 80 . 9 OWtS. ?? 9,742 s, . 26 3 BUe..a.. 9.. 155` 1O. 32 5 ?? ...

... BA YONNE MAIL. The followinf letter from Bayonne shows the truth of the reports, that t ke Decree issued from Andujar has been ex-i plained and modified BAYONbNE, SEPT. 9.-The following circular has been for- f warded by GeneralGuilleminot to all the Military and Civil f Authorities, both French and Spanish.- His Royal Highness being informed that various local 5~ b horities have ...

... is The system of robbery and plunder, through the medium of I, forged bills of exchange, is not confined to the metropolis; the x principals having their agents or confederates in the country. h At a watering-place in a neighbouring County, an instance of o it, involving strong suspicion of forgery, recently occurred, i- not often to be met witb in the annals of swindling, and wor- r. thy of ...

... BAYONNE, SFFrT. 8.-The army courierbhas brought letters from Madrid of the 3d instant, from which wae select some par- ticulars that appear to be most interesting. MADRID, SEPT. 3-The accounts of military operations are rendered so confused by the exaggerations of party spirit, that it is difficult to obtain any thing more than an outline of the truth. Cadiz is the subject of the hope and ...

... LISBOi, AUGUST 14.-Sir Robert Wilson having, by the me- dium of printed letters and proclamations, some of them ad- dressed to the Portuiguese, endeavoured to give the greatest Publicity, to his zeal in the defence of the cause of the Revolu- tionists of all countries, placing himself, by such notorious facts, in the class of the disturbers of the public tranquillity, 1 think fit to deprive ...

... i I 1. ' :, ?? Prices dF.CQRN-tbroug- AoUt-ENGLAND.' for the 'weekneid- i., Oth'C'Septeniher. -Per Quarter. - ZWbeat ?? 58 6 Rye .3.8 5 6 'Barley .. '0 l ' Oats 2 : 6 ;A Belans . tL37 -46 * Peas ?? 35 1A0 Corn fchlange, Mark Lane. Quantites and Prices of Britishl Corn, &c. sold and delivered :in This Market, during the week ended sSaturday; fth-September. Wheat. .7,923for23,194 10 9 Average ...

... BAYONNE, SEPT. 20.-The disorder at Passage, accordinlg to letters received from the frontiers,-h vis appeared to abate for two days, in *hich no person was atta , had ag ma- infested itself more terriblY than ever, suddenly s ti sev persons who thought themselves acu We are ow tfmed that Mr. Oudonar did not go to thespoa we befo sa fOnlyapproached theCordon and are has been fora hddhb Paris b ...

... I I MiARIKETS. I . . Average Prices of CORN through- oat ENGLAND, for the week end- ing 30th August- Per Quarter. Wheat ?? 57 8 Rye . : 6 3 Barley ?? ..35. 2 Oats .25 8 .Beans ?? 36 10 Peas .. ?? 36 3 - Corn .Erclhange, ~Jark Lane. Quanitities and Priceswof Britisli Corn, &c. sold and delivered in this Market, during- thie week entded Saturday, 30th A ugust- : Qrs. £. a. S. d. d. IVbeat.. 8 ...

... CoPY OF A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISEI MEtCIIANT. 5 n Sant Yago de Chili, April 16, 1823. Si The London Newspapers announce the appointment ro of an Admiral to the South American station 4to pro- 1W tect trade-our honours advance a-pace, we began with pe a Captain, then a Commodore, and now his Majesty's re Ministers send us a Flag Officer to watch over us with w( parental care. The good people ...

... SHfIP NIE'KS. ied PERNAMBUCO, JULY 13.-Arrived the Bahia brig of war, of of 10 guns, with the undermentioned armed ships, part of the ir- fleet that sailed from Bahia on 2d inst., and taken by the the squadron under command of Lord Cochrane, viz. :-Armonla, of tClyssesCaridade, Principe Real; of 16.-The Portuguese ship Alexandre hove in sight about mid- ow day with the Portuguese flag; ...