WI I .3.JoiSiscript- LOND3N, MONDAY, AUGUST 12. Three o'clock, p.m 'The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night by e.press, of which the fidlowing sire extracts PARIS, A co. S.—Letters from V. en na and Odessa Inciition srezli disturbances in the capital of the Ot toman empire, but wilieut entering into any details. Tile evacuation of 111J1davi.4 and Wal iY spoken cf, but it appeals that nothing has yet taken place beyond marches and countermarches. An authentic letter from Ulm gives the following; int elligeuce:—" A boat the middle of June, the E,.;yptian squadron Under tile orders of Ismail Gi l.rutsar, with whieli were j.Mied several frigates, corvettes, and Turkish brigs, cfllctkd a landing on thousand the island of Candia. Five disembarked, und the squadron entered the port of Susa. It con sisted et 14 frigates, corvette.., and armed brigs, and i.lasut 40 other vessels, crust of thus transports The Candiutes, iuuucdiatd after the landing, re tired tow.:rds the iii.motaius, to a position which was :warty inaccessible, conceiving. no dou:st, that the enemy were Inure numerous than they really , ‘VCre• As semi us they had obtained ateurase in formation of the enemy's nambcrs, and reinforced themselves by some other corps which were posted n diarent points oft ha island, they made a general &tam k on the Egyptians, wba had bLen isiited by some of the To.rks who had marched out from the fortresses which were in a state of blockade. A s.n- Luitiary coil/ et ensued, which terminated entirely in tavour of the Candiutes. I'he Egyptians and Tucks, completely defeated, fled in the Lreaest disorder; a &mall party were ab:e to guia the forts, and the rein leant of Le Egyptian cor e s reAnnbarked, after has. ing sustained great ls.s.s. The 4 . andiutes took pos session of the Egyptian artillery, a great quantity cf tams, ammunition, &a. Many of the fuguives were ti-owned during the embarkation, which took place ~midst the greatest coufusion. The Egyptian squa satin has quitted the fort of Susa, and lies off the Island; but it will nut remain there lung, for a Urea squadron has left the port of Spezzia to attack it are the contents of letters, to which every credit is due, from Leghorn and Naples, and which ugree entirely to the important circumstances of this Letters from Cori'', dated July 13, state that Arta has been taken by assault, by Cien. No.mann. The (iced: senate has urdcred the building u a Christian Temple at Corinth, in eunnuctuuratma ui the tio:- stru..tien of the Turkish fleet. 1 . 11141 Tr., J yr..; 23.—.1 mercantile house in this t i:y has received the following from Alissolonghi, L...;;:d sth July:—•• Inexpressible is the joy that prevails here, un recount of the defeat of the Turk rAi IL is affirmed that the whole fleet is as good as destroyed; most of the ships are buret or stranded ; and up to the 26th June, 28 ships ere said to have been taken. With the Capitan Pacha his whole staff was blown up, including the Vice-Ad. laical (Capitan hey) with the crew of 1,800 men, among whom there were 104 &iglish. After the dread.ul explosion, which was Itemil at. Ipsara, part or the Greek fleet sailed towards Tschenie, and ur tived there almost ut the same time as the remaining Turkish vessels, which flail thither for shelter. The 'Lurks left their ships in disorder, and the Greeks had nothing to do but to set them on fire. To this lnippy event are to be added the glorious news from Tees...L.ly, Epirus, and Albania, where every thing gees on admirably. Choursellid I'aeha has arrived at Larissa with 60 men, and Omer Brione, Paella of Juanuina, has been entirely defeated near that city. ST. PLTEREPURGII,JULY 2U.—The regiments of the guards continue to arrive successively. At the end or ill: mouth they will be assembled fora grand review near Petersburg!). Great preparations are leaking ut Petershuf, to celebrate the Saint's day of the Empress Maria, which is on the 22d July, 0. S. The Persian ambassador, Mirza Saler, has arrived in this city. MADRID, JULY 29.—Government has received news tram Catalonia up to the 223, giviog accounts of the detiat and dispersing of Nlisas, Tarragona, &e. and their bands on the 18th, by Generals Al b.rnos and Miinns; and of the &feat of Musen Anturi by Milans. The Madrid Papers contain the proclamations of Iturhitle, Emperor of Mexico. Sr. SkSAVIIAN, JULY :10.—The two columns in pursuit of (muesada, having travt.rse , l the vallies of 11.1ncal, &e. and la.ving proceeded on the 18th as tar at llunccs Faller, at length pursi.ed them :u that Quesada, with 800 men, appeared on t tnineuce to the right, and Juanuito, with 300, to the but seeing that they were going to be ith the l.4.yonet at both ptAnts, they aban- Stalcd fist it pusitious, and instead or a general action, Ott w.:s expected, there was only smile skirmishing. They I,st 20 uud tit) wountletl. toVe took two of the lel:els, tine of whom is the assassin of the un- Latutiide Loamt.i de *; THE NATIONAL e AIR A:NOMA Ti) BE OBSERVED AT ME PUBLie 1-.',N7'111 OF IDS MOST EXCELLEA7' MAJESTY ;ONG GEORGE THE FOURTH INTO Ills CITY Of KDINSURGII. When the prahable time of his Majesty's landing at Leith shall be known, Fluidic nsitice thereof will be given, when the o:liners of State, the 011ic,14 of the Crown, the Lord Pruvost, and the Magistrates of Edinburgh, the Lord Lieutenant of Mid-1 ithian, and the Authorities, Civil and Military, will as setulLe it such placer as shall be appointed, iu order to receive his Majesty. ilia Majesty having landed at Leith, the Officers of State, the Lord Lieutenant of the County, and the Senior Mirje,ty of Leith, will ads mice on foot and about ered towards his hair:ay, and having mode their reverences, will conglutinate the K,ug on hie happy ariii al in this pail uf his duitheioas. They will then attend his Majesty to his carriage, and take their Desiree tive places iu the procession, which will proceed up Leith Walk, until the arrival of his Majesty's carriage at the City Boundaries, near Picmcly-place, where it will halt, and the Lord Provost, itiagistrates, Council, and City (Meets will ad. ranee on foot, uncovered, to the Royal Presence, and the door of his Alajosty'a carriag e being opened the Lord Provost, Ln.,eling, will address rtis Majesty, and will deliver the keys of the city, the sword and maze on a aflame velvet cushion. The whole will then retire backwards from the Royal Presence, nod tat Lord Provost a n d Magistrates will take their places in the preccesi.m, immediately alter the Lord Lieutenant of the comity. The processien then moving onward by Picardy place, York-idace, North Saint Andrew-street, South Smut Andrew-street, and turning to the left, will proceed by Princes street, sad the Regent Biutge, to the Palace of Ilutyroott. The military will line the way, under tae orders of the com mander of the forces, and proceed to Holy rood• house by the New-road. The procession will be flanked with cavalry and part of the highland gentlemen. Several oh' the llighland Chieftains intend, while the King remains, to appear on public occasions with tl,eir feudal train, in the style of their auceetors. The Eail of Bredellnine has alreaoy arrived, and fifty of his followers are expected on Sa tarday. Macdonald, of Glengarry, who is uearLy related to the Fieneb Maisiial of that name, will, it is said, bring with hint not less than one hundred of his plaided clan A stand is to be erected iu a couvenient situation fur the peeresses and ladies of distinction, to witness the grand proeussion to the castle-- Miss Tree, of Covent Garden, is pertorming !milo at present. — Last night she sustained the part of Elusion, iu the Barber r , " Seville. There were not fifty prisons in the house. The people antis town, whether from the peculiar austerity of their religion, or from onestitutional tempetament, appear to show an utter distaste for the drone. The theatre iinell' is a most wretched structure, and i;taitz out nl chtiacter with the other public I edilices. All the house servants that weie in the employment of the late Duke of Buceleugh, are engaged to wait upon Lie Majesty at Dalkeith palace ; iced this therein,' entered on their respective duties. Yesterday morning the Forte frigate, one of the royal squadron, arrived io Leith Roads and tired a royal salute of fifteen guns, which was answered by the Dotter flag ship. THE KING'S "WELCOME," The most complimentary efforts are making in Edin burgh, and are aided by t.ie iessintacturers of London, to gi•e celebi ity to his Alsitst)'s visa to bcotland. Die plaid., it is k ituss Is, are in gloat rtilinsit.on„ on account tit its national pet:1111410y ; And as tonne of the plaids, the tartan Wahl, d[C., ale distinen,r utniauy faoiihrs, Lairds , or particular taus, the greatest nicety is evinced in the brit etiosi of them, .0 as to du tiOuutil at once to the Scut tisli nation and to the K.llg. A.lolber Mirk tit t e•pect is given in the invention of a button, that vv;:i give a cloatacislic distinction to the dresses of the pi eseiti moment, and may be retained by the curium , as reineinbcinices of his Majesty's visit to the ca pital of Scuiland. 'the button is like the Windsor uniform iii shape and cursory appearance. Its impress, however, is distinct, simple, and expressive ; it compliments the King, but it goer nut fuigft the Scutti•ls nation. The thistle appears pus ggg iii rutty ; above it there is placed the British csOun ; and over tbtin is a scroll, on which is in berthed" Welcome." The dye reflects credit ou the artist. Malty gilt ones hive been made ; and in the course of last week considerable cadets weir given for the casting of other buttons hunt the same dye with gold. Those gold " welcome" buttons cost 355. each. _ This is giving an additional t rivet to the " welcome" that is offered to his Majesty by the City of Etlinhittgti ; the urdris tor the gold, ae well as the gilt ruyal-weicuine buttubs, have been uncommonly MOST DESTRUCTIVE Fitta.—Yesterday afternoon a tremendous fit e bloke out in the premises of Mr. S. Reed and Mr. G. W. Wainwright, ard, ref, Upper Eu.t Smithfield, near the westeiti entrance of the London Ducks. blessris. Heed and Wainwright eat ried oil the hugest plate glass Itianufaciory in London, and a fii e in these extensive premises, even in the day time, sic casioneu tl.e isiutust cuissieruitioni and alarm in the whole of the eastern pint uf the utchopulis. Although there was pleisty of water, and insignia assistance was afforded by the Cite engines, yet the devouring element defied all 4111:111111s 10 uses conic it. The 'ltemises, a Bich appeared like vied built bat racks, 4111.41 to the accu tttttt udation of several thousand men, wets. encompassed with buildings, and they ate iww seduced to a heap of ruins. Captain Cumberland, w liu cut ttttt misled the piquet of the Stl (Wards 41 Ille • tusiaitily turned out, and brought the picket su one spot. They Mille uf file most essential service in clewing away the neiglibunring ground fur the firemen to wutk their engintr; •iid they were promptly assisted by J. 11. ty 01 Slit T1141114:1 Notice, aided by the gentlemen in die iteigliliumhowl, many of e causubl4s, amid were piepating to gu to church when this event happened. Nothing now it-tesion or this large inanulactury but the shattered walls, eapeeted rue' y moment to tall, and a few rapers reduced to char ci.at. The pi upei ry destroyed is it ttttt came, and it canitut be &Seel t•tuttl 114-w the Litt ui - iglilated. A great 'number of industs miss wen ate, we leas, ill' oligh tlits unfortunate eiteunistance, tbruwu out ufewpluymuut to. a time. On Snntl4) between one and two, WS d gentleman Wl4l ri lota tltr.lujll 4)%riii-garticti, ull a Sp% rattl Inn sc, the aotntal beeroie so unmanageable that lil• was uldltten lo have Mt:01115C 10 the soil:. t% hell the hot sc united forward and struck !sell aitainst a pwt. when Lim blunt. 11 osvau cuprousq truth the wuund ut the hone, %.‘ 16.4%c vIIICC i 141 1 .41 is dead. Tile 6endeta.an war 111 es". • 1116 C 1141a1• ' , 1016 LONDON iIAIRKIC7I7. • • • c •I• 1•••••••• CORN EXOIIANGR, MONDer. Ave. it. • There is the extraorthbary large homily of 18,6114 quieten of Wheat quoted in the list of arrivals hence Monday hut. New Wheat, which was sparingly offered.and which lint obtained tb• high price of G. 14., ktim, in consequence of the large quantity since sent, fallen to stis.. which is the highest price we can e it this day. Wheat of descriptions may be quoted lu per qr. lower than on Monday lust. and at this reduction sales are unw commonly heavy. The best Old Wheat in the market on that day obtained yis at the close, hut the very superior thdf ing has been uttered at 50t. a 365. and refused at the Viler price. There is no alteration iu B arley . since Friday, theitupply net being very large. Of Oats t hew. is a very considerable quantity. and this artic.e is expected to come down a trifle. In Beans and • Peas ti:cre is no vartat:on, but sales arc very heavy. There is some talk of a tall in Vlour, which is expected towards the close —at present the bet may be quoted at 50s. CUititi;.v P,s Per 1$ inch t.K, bier Measure 11101t4bItir. I. . P. 44 a 55 34 it 46 50 u 56 113 a 2 N fait li f Eight kil.!“) Old Wheat ... Kett Wheat New White do Bye briuia. or Buck Wheat Barley Pale Malt Feed Oats Brew New Tick Beam Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Pease Grey Peir,e ILlpt`Weli per 'wit FOREIGN. Ainerie.oi Riga and 1V1•111111 Russia and Vs les laud ditto Rye Barley ... Feed Oats Brew orPolaud do PiAeon Below. !'ewe Grey Pease Lin-erd per. gr. W gUN 41 a 56 31 it 40 60 is 62 Is it 22 ERII/Alr• 6. I. 451 a SI 34 a 43 60 a 60 Id a !g3 n )0 a 25 45 u LO lb a 20 sU u 4 22 n 2tl u 32 SO a 33 S 3 a SO V 4 a 47 It. a 21;. -- a 19 a 25 45 u 69 10 a 20 19 a 24 I 4.i a 60 10 a 1.0 10 a IV I 26 u 30 I 60 a 34.1 u 3J 33 a 10 24 at ta 21. a 2.1. 20 a Y 2 Y 0 a 30 28 a 34 SO a 33 S 3 a 30 24 a 27 21/. 4 2,i. 46 a !)2 3d a 00 - I - 46 a 52 38 a 4U 31 a SG 20 a 22 18 a 21 :6 a 2 , 1 10 a ia :Ai a 20 32 a 31 1.3 a 23 34 a :is a 46 a 52 58 a .10 34 a 36 20 a 22 18 a 21 16 a 20 VI u 23 26 a 28 32 a 34 a 25 34 a 38 33 11 * r,G va 13. a ; 2 1 lU a la a 2a 11, :4 23 a; 2' 33 11_,L3 AVERAGE CORN, PI Ilaurttime Mstriri. 01 ENGLA: ‘Vrel: eliding July 31.1, rat Go:fZelle. 434 g , l I Barley.— 1184 Rye .... VB4 Li Oatu.... 'er 4,s•rter, the Trate NI) attd WAIFS, for 'the trscted frutu Stmtedia}•• 4.1 1 Dews. ls* YJ 7J I 1'444 46; tvil PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of I ive Bushels, or 2801bs. Moi.day. s. s. otidny. • • ' Fine English Fluor 4.1 a M) America': Fiona. ... 31 a 36 Second* ditto .... 40 a 45 per Barrel of I CArl. Bkl.ll O 901. the o,.arterit Lost*. IH OH MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Average nice frost' the Returns made in the Week ending eihirsdatv last. 2x s. 100. per cut. exclusive of PItLCE OF TAL PRICE OF FAT, per WIRE LOW, SOAP, See. a. d. Towu Tallow 37 0 Kiwi& do. Candle 97 0 White do 0 0 Melted Stuff Rough ditto ll 0 I Graves 7 0 Good Diets Laud Soap ... Mottled Yellow do. , lON 6d. per doze's—Stores, per do. ul alu+. d. Whi4rhapel Market 2 Market Clare Market 0 0 Average .... 2 0 Price of CAN DLES—Moultig, 9s. OLI. Pluck: OF HOPS, per Cat. Pockets. £s. As. Bags. £a. AP. F.t10114111.... 4 10 a 10 0 I Kent Kent Stiasex Es...m Yeailings RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steels, per stone .... 34 Od to 31 3d NI Sadling ... .. 2s 0.1 lu ta bd Outhnar,) , English Horse Os OJ to Os OJ Market Calf, each .. lOs OJ to Os OA hheartings, Os bd to Os Oil Fells 1411111116 S.4IIIIIIIELV MARK El. MoxJAY, 12.—There was bed a moderate supply of Beasts at market hit day, and the demand for Beef was fiti.k, at Friday's prices. The number of Sheep and Lambs was very larhe ; Mutton was a trifle dearer than on Friday. but Lamb was not much in request. Veal was rather in demand, at our last quotations. Pork remain' i.a rer last. 'rite !tidos/mg Is a correct sta.emeut of the prices and numbs . at niarket:— PRICE of MEAT, exeltisive of the Odal. which consists of Head, Entrails, and Hide, and is worth 'boat ld. pet pouud,—Per atone of Sibs. mortuat. moss. Beef 2s bd to is 4d Beef 1. bd in a. 4 i Mutton 2$ GI to = Sd Mallow j• 6J to Its 64 Lamb 3s 4.1 to alo Lamb S. Ad to 4' Veal Ss 6.1 Its is Q 4 Ifwal da t o 3. VI Pork jSv Gil to bs W Pork Is CI to 4' 0/ Head .•i Cattiest market. i Head of Lati le at Marko. 2,4441 Roasts . . . 561 Sheep and Lambs . 24,670 Sheep rind Llllllll6 )9,2 411 231) I pigs ► .$ Calves May Clover Sur:.* 11AV-NlstiKL. , A y 4 0 to AS - • - - A 3 0 0 to 14 T 6 . . • I 14 n t• •I 10 " 1.. I.\ll✓\: CuL.:llalta:. J y Tlv it:it;, at theottice, Fket SI TCVI. Where ai l Let:“ It i:It; 1:::3".1,1161‘1) ULU*: Lc UtisitCtiirde 4 0 -.,_