... AAY'ONNE MAIL. BAYONNE, Nov. 1I.-We have received our letters from Madrid up to the 7th inclusive. At one o'clock on that day the unfortenate Riego was executed. The details of this circum- stance are realy painful. The following are the particulars which are given us:- The prisoner hadhbeen placed, as usual, in a chamber where there is a table with a crucifix. It was there he passed the' time ...

... i - CORN-EXCHANGE, IWARK-LNNE; Nov. 7. - a Not a shade of changce in the complexion of the Corn Trade has taken place here smce'6Monday. Though the arrivals of .the'week have been inconsiderable, 'the. buver appear to be as stubborn as the sellers.. Prime samples of Old Wheat appeared tq be'the principal magnet of attraction, but even for these the deamand was not brisk. Wheat.; 36s. Od. to ...

... A Flanders Mail arrived yesterday, bringing Brussels Papers to the 18th. The following are extracts:- BRUSSELS, Nov. 16.-The German Journals lately announced that the affair of the navigation of the Rhine was on the point of being terminated, and it appeared, from what they stated, that our Government had.renounced its pretensions. The official paper, which had likewise mentioned this fact, ...

... LATE SToRm&-SHIP NEWS. ..- . .. *F . .. . . . , 4 n trm on Thursday, from comumencing 60 suddely, ap- !d pears to. have been m ore disastrotis to our shipping than any O. storm for many yearsne'rbap s it has been as disastrous as that a- celebrated storm in thc beginning of 1807, when our own coast, r- and the adjacent coasts of France ,aod Holland were literally i- covered with wrecks. ...

... BAYON.NE MAIL. WNe received the following Bayonne letter yesterday BAYONNE, Nov. 9.-We have now received letters from Madrid, from which we extract the following:- MADIID, Nov. 4.-The Prince left us to-day, without having received the honours which it was wished to pay him. Their Majesties and their Royal flighncsses will arrive here about the w1th oj. '3th. In all the towns through which they ...

... We received last night the following Letter fromn Bayonne- s' BAYONNE, OCT. 28.-lhe Private Letters from thenPenin- sula begin to become again very interesting. Those from Anda. lusia affirm that the Party of Ballasteros daily increases, and I that his army, consisting of 9,000 men, spreads serious alarms, and that it has destroyed all the triumphal arches that were erected on the road by ...

... SHIP NEIVWS. MARGATE, Nov. 9.-The Ann, Dawson, of and fromt Slbv .vithi stone, for -a-sgate, went on shore last night on 1Maxgatc Sanld, and sunk. The master and crew took to the rigging, ad, after being exposed there some hours were taken Uff at day-light this morning and landed here. Smdne few of her ova- terilds have been saved, and brought on shore this afternoon. RAIvisoATE, Nov. 8. ...

... SrnpP NEWS. -iYfkJRHER ACCOUNTS OF THE ER ECTS OP B y he ! LATE SEVERE GALES. RoscoFs, NOVEMBER 3.-The tremendous gale of wind 'I-whob we experienced on the 30th and 31st;ult. has occasioned ia-considerable damage. The Sandwich, of London, King, from re- .Cowes-to St; Lhci~awasdriven oa-4h-eIsle of-Bas, after having ne caremwyhrsils, and cut away her masts she'ut in here of yesterday, with ...

... CORN EXCIIANCE, MNDAY, NOV. 3, 1823, The arrivals noticed as coming in this day se'nnight, did not a otnefr n ef~ of time, owing to contrary winds oal a the subsequent part t that, and nearly' thle whole of the fol- ! On wtednesday the reported quantities Were as follow:-Of Engrlish. Irish. Foreign. Is Wheat . . 3,700 . - . - quarters er Barley . . 1,400 . - - do. d rOats.. None .-. do. dwith ...

... HAMB.URGH MAIL. ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 21.-Count Romanzow, the Chan- cellor of the Empire, has arrived here from Moscow. We do not remembera season in which we have heard of so many vessels having perished, or suffered material damage from tstorms, in the Baltic, as that just ended. Senator Soimonow, and Dr. Fuchs, Member of the Com- mittee appointed to examine the newly discovered gold mines, ...

... -LISBON' SiFAIL. We yesterday received Lisbon Gazettes to the 2d inst. The fofllpwnig are extracts: r.tLzSiiN, OCT.2;' ' It is to-day that the troops of General Laguna, Gove'rnor o~Estremnadiirii will enter Badajozi in con- ftrmiW with thp capitulation 'conchiuled between him and Ge- n~ral Pasenciai the Go',erior, of the, fortress,--ni the 26th.- Th6 liberiy'of his Catholic Majesty, has. also' ...

... We received last night Brussels Papers to the 12th. An article from Venice states, that the Greek fleet has been defeated by the Algerines, and another article from Leghorn states, that Mavrocordato lost his life in a po- pular tumult at Hydra, to which his'proposal that Greece should place itself under the protection of England, had given rise.> The account' of Mayrocordato having fled to ...