PAPP' ° "' 4 elff piattrt4t• LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 9. Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris papers of Thursday last discredit the •accounts from Vienna, in the journals of the pre ceding day, of the defeat of Ypsilanti. The rumour npppears to have arisen from a corps of 2000 Greeks, under Cantaeuzene, having been routed near Basco by th 6 Pucka of Ibrail.—Letters from Smyrna, of the 20th of May, mention, that tranquillity was so far restored, that the Christian families who had fled to the vessels in the harbour for protection on the first ulurn►, wensiuned by the entrance of the Turks, had ventured to return to their habitations. They were not, however, destitute of fear of becoming the victims of those barbarians, and remained in that quarter of the city appropriated to the resi deace of' the Franks, which, as it consists of ono large street, ranging along the sea shore, rendered flight easy on the approach of danger. The wealthy Greeks, however, to avoid the rapacity of the Turks, had fled trop, Smyrna, but those of the poor class, who felt secure from their indigence, bad opened their shops and were transacting business as usual. The Lng of Prussia, travelling under the name of Count de Ruppin, arrived on the sth of this month at Spa, attended by a numerous suite. The French Five per Cents. en Wednesday, left off at 85f. 80c.—Bank Stock 15S0f. New York papers arrived on Saturday to the 2d ult. A fire broke out at New Orleans on the 12th May, which destroyed the cotton press-house of Messrs. Hent and Gerham, and several adjoining buildings. The loss of property. including 1500 -bales of cotton, is estimated at 100,000 dollars. The town of Omoa, in the bay of Honduras, was almost totally deqroyed by fire on the 14th of April, only 18 houses bovine , been left standing out of 268 ; the loss is calculated ut 200,000 dollars. The National Intelligencer contains a notice from the Secretary of the Treasury for paying MI the residue of the Mis sissippi stock on the Ist of Angust nest. Its amount is 700,000 dollars. The Lyme, from Belfast, with 800 passengers, fin. Quebec, is stated to have gone on shore near the mouth of the Saguenay, in the St. Law►ence. All the passengers got safely to land, but three children died fiom the inclemency of the weather. The vessel was expected to be got (41. An article from The Citracsa Comra4 says, that Bolivar had proposed to the Spanish La Torre a renewal of the armistice for three months, which the latter is said to have rejected with disdain, tearing in pieces the despatches of the patriotic General, and peremptorily ordering the bearer to depart, under pain of losing his head. T he American journalists, however, doubt this intelligence. There was a report in the United States, brought through Vera Cruz, that the inhabitants of Lima had opened their gates to the Chilton forces. An unfortunate event happened on the 20th of last month in the Commune of Biunique] (Turn and Garonne). While the workmen were blowing up some stone in a quarry to mend the road at Alby, a mass of earth fell and buried the men employed. The latter were taken out without much injury, but Jinn. young girls of the Commune of Negrepellise, who also were buried under the enormous mass, were taken out nearly dead. One of them expired, and the others have received dreadful wounds. The Rosario, Capt. F. Marryatt, has arrived from St. Helena, brings w►th her despatches and an otiicial account to Government of the interment of . Blionaparte. Captain Marryatt also brings we un derstand, Buonaparte's papers, his will, a►ul other testamentary documents. We arc informed he has ' left considerable property, and has most liberally rewarded his domestics, particularly a liiithful coachman, who had been the means of preserving life in a moment of imminent danger. Robbery of Mr. Kean.—Mr. Kean, on his arrival at New York from Boston, on the 29th May last,' discovered that his trunk or case, which centained all his valuable papers, and a considerable sum of inoney, had been stolen A case was left similar to the one belonging to Mr. Kean. Among the papers were some receipts, signed by Le Roy, Baran), and Co. Mr. Kean's engagements w ith reveral managers, and numerous letters. There were uho, among other valuable papers and ar ti c l es , two bank macs of 100 dollars each, and a quantity et speie in Englisli gold. The cr.e (somewhat re iembling a leather vunk) left in the place of that at Mr, keen' s , and which► is new hi his posseFsion, was tilled with ' s tows, an old pair of pantaloon!, sod a vest. THE NATIONAL. REGISTER BUON.IPARTE'S FUNERAL. EXTRACT OW A PhIWATE LETTER, DATED Bt. DEI EWA. MAY 15 : " linomiparte was buried on the 9th in Sane Valley, • spot selected by himself, 'Anti the 1”11 military hon o urs paid to it gent r4l of the first rank. 'foe tullos% mg is the Order of the Po oeession : Napolros t. Jh'. Aruell, l'o Dr. ~,,,,, t chi, 1 . .,,!,.t tker. THE BODY, Grenadiers. GI ell IditTll. (7.4. iik,l by f.reso.bib .r. Bear owl, I..l..litbulon. l'hreton. Ssm ants, Sou. Madame Bertrand,, Son, Savants. and paean/rt. Masehand. Macaws. Aidcs•de-t emp. Staff, and Naval (sincere. chequered 11,A and blue. Members of Conrail. Admiral. Gosernor. Fieneh Cumminsloner. "Lady Lowe joined the procession at Nestsgate with her daughter, need walked down the hill to the grave, sup ported by the Lioverelor and Admital. " 'V he Glide and vette regiments, the artillery, volunteers, and marine s, in all tall 3,ond emu, were state ~,, eel on the s urrounding hills, about half *ay sip ; nod when the bei.ly was loweeed into the grave, thice rounds of clrvrn gems were tired by the artillery. His pave was about 14 feet deep, very wide at the top, but the lower part chambered to receive the coffin. One large stone covered the whole of the chamber. The rcestainieg space was tilled up suite' soled enaseemy, , clamped with iron. Thus every precaution is take n to pre-vent the removal of the body, and I believe it has been full As much by the desire of time Frencls emu missioilers, as from the wish of the wive, ~,,, mit of dee island. The spot had previously been esen , ccrated by his priest. The body of Buonaparte is enclosed in three roll - los, of mahogany, lead, cud oak. His In-art, which Remand and Alontholon earnestly desiecd to take wills them to Emope, wan restored to the coffin, beet it 1 . 1114111 R in il silver clip, tilled wills spirits. 111 s SR/1114(11 lik sur- Len] was 11117/111114 to preserve, but that is also testored, and is tie another silver cup. " As every thing etlating to so great a into must be of exit erne interest, L should tell you. that at err amending his lemma! I paid a visit to his residence. I was shown hes wardrobe by Marchand, his valet, aid a ~,,, re shabby set-out I eir see beheld. Old coats, kali., and pantamems, that a midshipman on shore would kindly Cllll , ll4l'ellli to wear ; but it was rillito an andel taking to make him put on any thing new, and then alter winning it an hoot . , he would throw it till, and put till the old again. " The last needs Itelonaparte uttered were ' ar mee.' What their reamed was in his mind cahoot lie ascertained ; but they were distinctly Item d on the neurn• hag of the day Lc die el. " An ufficea's guard is appointed to match over his grave. " Bertrand, Nlontliulem, and the rest of his household, will return to England in the Caw 1 store-ship, which sails in about a fortnight. - I)taisings have been taken by Capt. Marryatt, of the spot where lltionapailc lies buried, and ako of the pro cession to his lithe' al." The following is an extract Irons a letter, dated his ship Fige), Si. Helena 'toads 9 7 tit May Ilaunapartc was taken ill uu the 17th of March last. lie immediately gelVe hillllllol up, relbsing suedicines, would nut for MIMI! time permit the medical department to see him, es ew lust Ili' appetite, and tic. quently said lie was eeitaiii lie shonlil soon die; which event took place on Sitluillity evening. May 5, about ten minutes beim': st%,just :It 1110 setting of the Amt. It has Oft'lli red to us nuttily sit note, that a comet of great size appeared a fortnight previous to his demise. Yesterisay alterimon we saw hint lying in state, in his full uniform, with the crucifix on his breast; his ;sliest stood at the foot of his couch, in deep 'morning: at the head stood Gets. Bertrand and Count Nlonthultni, similarly employed; but what pa: similarly claimed our sympathy was, the appear :lller of Allit.l7llllV Bertrand, who was in all add • g wont weeping bitterly, and whore converse discovered the strength of lier attachment, and her deep regret for the deceased." When tl. Demos was once expatiating to Buona . parte on the merits of a picture, and happened to drop the word isrmorlaii—" How long," interrupted Buonaparte, " may a picture last ?—" About six hundred years !" 'g Bah!" cried he," there's a fine immortality !" it is rumoured that as a rccompencc for the event of his coup d'eaai, Sir Hudson Lowe is to be ap pointed to the Government of Cold Bath Prison on the first vacancy. on Sunday fast a fire broke out in Crescent-row, Edgeware-road, occasioned by the too frequent neg lect of parents in leaving children alone. In this instance two children, three and 'inxr years old, were left in a lower back room with a horse full of clothes standing by the fire, which was thrown down, and the inside of the house was destroyed, and one of ,the children dreadfully burnt. The mother also lust her all. Mad Dogß.—h having been represented to the churchwardens and overseers of the parish of St. Giles, that several dogs in tho neighbourhood of Bloomsbury-square, and other parts of that parish, were bit last week by a large white dog, which was afterwards killed, it being aw.rtaineti that he was maul; they on Friday caused large posting-bills to be stuck up all oyes the parish, cautioning all per. tams who have dogs, to keep them tied up for some days, to ascertain it' they have been bit ; or if found It large in the streets after that notice, they will be shut. Wu understand that in the united parishes of St. (teurge, Bloomsbury, and St. Andrew, Hol born, many Mugs have beau bit. Sty Willisto Scott is to be called to the Pueraje by the title of Lutd Stm‘eli. IDittbs. Al Haveratock hill, near Hampstead, the lady of T. Biotwite, of a Jon. In Upper Goa er !erect. the lady of r. B. Itatard esq. Id' a daiighter. 'lnc holy 01 11. C. Berkeley, sap of Lincoln's Inu fields, id a son. ttiarrier. At Bath, R. Floe. eaq. iolieltor, of that city, to Eliza Felicia, youuttesl daughter of C. hued, At St. I.v& iv's, II: 'et - ',noire, Sir. F, Cham, of Litton, Beds. to Sarah, youngest daughter of Hit:Said Venice, es+ ul lielgravo place, &italic°. At litatto is, S. G. Smith, second ion of S. Smith, mt. M.P. of W.sitthall prik,lle.ts, to Logeni 1, third daughter so toe Rev. Robot Chad, Id, LI—D. vicar of Challefla. Al Mary'chime church, J. Sar.„....aant, ea I. of Culealtill, Herta, to 51its Sleede, ul t treharil greet, Put thou • pare. At folleridge, W. Ilainetionol, esq. of Whetstone. to Ann, third daughter of Hewlett, my. oI the former place. At St. (image the Martyr, &teary 'renuaat, oat. of Liocolu'a iou, hart titer at tau - , to I lit'Abvtll, eldest driotelet ut U. B. litaspell, esq. of la eat Or. .....,d oleo. 01. thigh Pantie, of Mortimer street, Casrudirl. *quote. to Many, )tititteeet daughter and et:u:hens of the Smith, en I. of Castiotou 11.111, 1411/Cllll.ll, At Ita.lelive, near lackin;him, 11. Smithson, esq. to Nita. *lll% l ale, both of the former piaci. At liri.lol, Mr. 11. Moore, sine merchant, of London, to Carultue Wain, damhtcr of the tole Mr. .1. Ilstelon, rargeott, Of lit 'idol. At Cos:whom. Itatios &hire, S. Marne, mai. surgeon, ut treading, to Mir, Birch, of Cita...ham. Dirk. At his residence, Norwood, S;rey,lllr. W. Salter, of DuPiorn hill. Ali. J. Ito Pei, pin. 01 ieihory Mills, Mitcham, Surer). slsh. Woods, of Paradise rat. , st.,ke At lid , Aims., In ' . 4.11141.11 pl ace, C. Ibongswn, to I. one 01 the Mailed/ In the !Ugh l'inntiir t I , 4llCcly. At Peckham. (:. den.:,), es I. aged 78. In !'since'. stieet, Driny lane, EriIIICVS wife of Mr. W. Green. At A) leplinry, .l. r. I lea. y Fraitein Ilk kman, hargetni, eltieht mu of the late Ali.. Dickman, of the &tine pinta•. At NV Illel.l, Wo'eeste•rshire, Ellsatirtit, wife of W. P. peyseit, pt.!. and titbit daughter of J. 1. 11. lluinicr, esq. 01 Within comic. Uw 114 ail. 11..itlogne, Them.. 111).1c Page, of the royal engineers. At tittiluii, b, hovenihei Ilet, Mr. Donn., of the Castle Illitalry East Indianian, second sun of Mr. Hubei Stevenson, of GieM lower Nivel. In the Ititekheittit tam!, Gieritwieli. Sarah, wife of Major lienitell. At Path, lit Id. nth year. I letiry COX. eel. At hi% lather's liume &hike street, Westminster, aged tt, Ethane/11, dd. at At CCkll.l.ll C)C, 44.1 16, Mary Ann, only child of Mr. J. of S1101,:diICII. LIVIA. 11. 11. Woodlioniur, R.N. Al Ann Dale's, Bruce gi oie, fottenliam, Rubeit Wumersley, of Slimier, aged 78. At Witichmure hill, Mrs. Werner, relict of the late Dr. Werner. James Smithei, Jun. of Cecil street, Stristort, imed At Doi king, Mr. It. Itou.thitl, of AWrrnuubm - y• it4i,l 34. Lon Don curium _ CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. Jtrt.Y 9. Our market wa.s well supplied with line Wheat this mornmg. having since this day a eek had several tiesh arrivals from our awn coast; there was but little demand for the inferior qualities (of which u great quantity remain on hand) a!though uttered at 2. per qr. lower ; but a few of the finest samples obtained our hut price:. There was very little Batley at market, but what ap. peared met full as good prices as on this day week. Oats were dull in sale, and only the finest samples obtained hot week's prices ; other descriptions were cheaper. In Yeas, Beans, and other articles, there Is uo alteration. CURRENT Pit IC Per 11 igicho 7.3 OF GRA •stcr Measure MONDAY. Y. S. 36 sr ri (41 :ZS it 3i LIN FOR Ti i Liibt Buhr W PI ZVI. SR a 56 37 a CO :48 a 31 I IE WEEK, FR IDA V• x. 36 a 55 37 a th 2S a 31 Ited Wheat 1% tote... or Buck Wbrad Barley ... • • . Pale Nlalt Nerd t):t► lire„ oi Poland du New 'lick 8,11111. Old ditto New Pigeon ditto prey Peu►e Itopewed per lu►t 24 a '27 ta a 29 41.; a 38 1.1 a lel Ili a vO 23 n 25 34 a 3:1 SI a 34 37 a 42 Vt; a se 33/. a SW. 114 u 47 V 4 ts V 2 46 a 57 I I a 17 16 a `t.) 2.1 a 29 31 a 311 31 a 31 21 at 27 21 a 2) 46 a :in 11 a 19 / 6 a :'1 23 at V 9 I .11 311 31 al 34 • 3 a 42 • :11 a 41 24i a Si 26 a all 331. a Sti.. I 331• ;a . AVER:U.IK NULL OF LUJAN, Per Waster, ..1 tee 1 Maritime thaitrictctif ENGLAND and WALKS, lur the Week ending Julie 3011 t, extracted trues Semi tho'e Gazette. Wheat... 31, 6,1 Barley... els 41 Brain+ SO. 114 e *34 64 I Oat*.... 1174 VJ I Prat.e ... $4 BROWN OR NItTsCOVADO Average Price from the Returns made in the Week radio is e d i , t w a y Ie i . Y3r. mil. per cwt. ettcitivivc thalvi. PRICE 0 Per Sack uf Five FLA)UIt, looltel4, or Iti4011)s. Nlot.ilay. h. i. Alumnae. I a. Fine Euglisb Flour oli a Su I American Flour ... 31 a fl. Seemids ditto .... 40 a 45 per Barrel of II cal. IikEAL). 90. t h e iiiiartern Leaf. AIA ItK E I. MoanAY, JULY 9—There was a pretty large supply of prime Beasts at market this morning, which met with a WA a brisk demand at last week's prices. Mutton was also plentiful and cheaper. Pork, was dull in sale and somewhat cheaper.— Veal and Lamb ClippOntli our last prices. The liminess in t h e Hay-market was brisk, tiny end straw were rather dearer... Clover twits dull in tale and barely obtained our lastpriees. The tbliowing O a cormt statement of the price:, and numbers at market ul MEAT, exclusive of the tilfal.wliteli eurisist s of Head, Entrails, end Hide, and is worth about Id. pet lb.--Ver stone of 111 b. PdoN Ilea 4s MI to 4s 64 Mutton Ss 4d to -Is od Lomb 4* Oil to thi Veal bs 441 to Ss Oil l'ot k 401 44 It/ 56 461 lip Ad of Cattle at market. Beasts sheep and Lambs , Pigs Calves VPIDAY. Hoof 46 Od to 4s 64 Mouse*, 11.1 to 46 44 Lamb Gs 4tl to 1. Veal 44 04 141 L. e Pork 46 Sid to be 44 Head cattails at Market, Roasts . , Slump and tatutios Ofort Pigs C3lll/11.4 ala flay Uovcr :oraw 11.1141.i1UJ.1. el 3 u to 4 a • • • • £4 4 0 to £3 0 II • - • • a 0 to Al IV 0 LONDON t Printed tintl Publi.lied by Ow Propri:tar, JOHN TN id tau ultiov. 18. ttectStrect, whorl. All LtLiers s t1:0 liclitor. flu. (;Apit kw be stileav4o6;cl.. I