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? Jfrotn. ike $04tQ? J^tUludiumy Sefil. 3J-J from England. By the Herald, "Cap!. Fox, IVom Liverpool, the papers of titti cit\ to) the Slat and Loudon dates to the 19th August were received. State Cabin, -^Glasgow frigate. We5 were flowed (he favor of] "taking a -view of the state cabin into whicbtbecoffincontainin^tbe Queen's remains "Was conveyed an its arrival on board. It hail,; been previously |)repaied by a number of workmen from the 'King's upholsters. The tvbole interior of the cabin was 'en* tirely covered uilh black. A bier about four feet high was raised under -?ia canopy about six feet long and four fee* wide, edged with Mack fringe, Ornamented with tassels, The corpse; was placed on the bier, covered with cruwn and casino* plaodffWHfe paH. ? The walls were] decorated with sconces and candle - bra$ with wax candles. On each g)de of> the coffin were four escutch eons, and a ba cirment was placed against the Ivead of the coffin upon which were the royal arms emblaz") oned. On each side of the corpse Jivere three massive candlesticks, six feet high, with long and thii'k wax 4apets.? Thire were seven black iresse'ls 011 each side of tile apart ment, which were sat upon by the o fficti* of the Lord Chatoberhun's department as the body lay in state. rJ he apartment had an imposing ef-1 . ' ' .7 rite Lord Chamberlain 'ordered all the theatres in and about the me* trnpolis, to be closed 011 Tuesday j tiling the day appointed for the je vuovai of the remains of the Queen. * OwMs for(he Court oaourninghad been given in England. W. . A On Monday there was a meeting in the Vestry at Hammersmith. When] it was resolved to open ? subscrip tion for erecting a monument to Hie tatemory of bermajesty. It is probable. that in a few months {bere may be a mafrimenial ulliance between the British monarctyemLooe ' of the royaiia dailies off the^ of Europe. It would btf-e Itary if the king -of Englan marry the widow of Bonapa - ? .n ? ? ^r- >rrr tv wy - j The ; intelligence respectrng-^the differences 'between Russia and Tuk key is" still contradictory and inde . 5 v? ? ? A >K w***?. ~ M m V A Greek vessel lias , allied from 2d arse i lies with arms and 30 French officers to aid the Greek cause^jAJI the intelligence from the atSpj ?tates the affairs: of the Greeks to be in a flourishing condition. 'Hie king of Prussia has given leave for the publication, in his domtniflfae of all articles favorable to the Greeks. j ?The ; King Of Prussia, complain-; ing of improper associations and in* Ifteiti in the University, hsfc give n' orders that all Students connected with such' associations shaft bagkpel led. The Greeks have captured a Tn politan corvette, 8 pelacres? a bflg end Xebec. Austrian troops t are to occupy Rome, and thus extend their milita te ptorieasioh of lt*ly. Tli|; pre iewce ' or " cause for ibis proceeding will probably increase,? and render their continuance mere . necessary than iheVr first protecting visit.? feu b jects are not commonly rendered more loyal by the Sovereign's em ploying a foreign force to humble tbein. ? 'l'he arms of a soldier silence, but do not convince. Will England and France see without jealousy the extended and protracted occupation pf Italy bj an Austrian force ? it. At. ship Niemen, had sailed from Portsmouth for Lislain, willi the Hon. I'lf. T. Maitland, charged with a Diplomatic Mission to the Court of Portugal. '* '' % London, a\;g. lj. The harveat has commenced it/ Herefordshire in several places,'.. *)UI ihe siatc of the crops we a*e sor say, is iar from satisfactory ii of quality ; auc! the w heat * . generally sup|>ose d, wiffl consequently* rise in j)Hce. Ob. tltf |>o??r??r lauds the wheat this harvest is better than- *nt -the richeroojlo fit (he. barley cra^ito litttd many complaints.. . ? ^,^r k *. V ?? \-*v W>V fc ' .. . KEW-YOUK, SEPTEMBER 24. , By the brig Mary, arrived yester day from England, \ve4iave rtceiv^ ret) some further and more interesting particulars relative to the disturban ces which have agitated tho British metropolis on the recent occasion of die English Queen's funeral. Our readers "will recollect that tWo per sons were killed near Gfrosveiiqrl Gate, in ityfle Park, and that up wards of eight persons were wound ed on that occasion OoroueVs in quests have sat on the two dead bod ies-*the particulars of the evidence disclosed on' each ef\;\thicli, and uhicb are iti the Courier of the 181 h ultimo, shew, that the two unfortu tiale young men who fell victims to Hwmflitary-execution^ndeml ne ceasary jty /the violence of the mob, were of reputable pare,i>ts and res pectable con nex ions. It appears, that the death at ilw first named Joseph Johnson, a y oun^ man aged?8 years, was Hie effect of hid owii obstinate itisolenoe towards hthe **>#?: wily -thrown stones and* other am* siles rt ihe military, he was eaotion ed by one of the life-fcuavds Against !lie danger at lending a repetition of **> ihri if J>e threw another stone, be would " " UeetUess4>fj lionarv remonstrance,. Uii Spnng nkuflapgWB monitor, w ho' instatrtlV/shot % the spot, ;?it the^ii?f this man the ( oroner's jury nounced a ;verflict ofjiw^ ^he-dthernnfbrtmiate young'tn^ k"~ the military at (became instant ? that ItflhWbfi met his death, and tlie Cor afr^vlgr-bas fhYdiWd ?nd who |..witb Lon notoriousCubhS^recently a sojourn er on this aide the Atlantic, has a res idence bfctween Hammeestnfth {the fclosttdn tf 4he We Queers palace) K|td Hyde fart corner And that on the occasion of her funeral, this.; po litical Proteus bedecked the from af his house with blacft cloth. Ourj cofhwaoodenu however, infovms us, ' Oone hut the tlregs of the Brit Society emhatflertteftj selves be-1 jMtjjtih tbe 'banner* Of this notorious tcrite. (6 have farther the satisfaction ^.stating, that tlrtr British metropo lis is now restored to perfect tran quility, and that the malcontents bit i- endured a decisive decrease, as j^tbeir political discontent, in the| I ? * / " r? ? ? Hy the Friend# we have received i?he. Glasgow j>ai?er? to the 18th olt. hut they do not contain the report that the King of England had wen ?hot in Itelaod. We copy the fol lowing articles from the Glasgow (U.ASGOW, AUGUST 18. The Irish are l.eyond measure de lighted with the King. From the pr to the heggar 4here is nothing hut the most fervent loyalty ; ano while they irre gratifying their affec tions they seem not to lose sight of their Interest, since their .imilnnHt^ have already exacted from London pktoolL of his ftouuty. Glasgow (tyton 'MHi demand Tfur Cotton Urn hrfrjjfrntl" i limited, hut main unaltered. The shU to 718 packages Sea Is at t i tad ; middling 16 i fair to good, 19d fine ? St 7, at 12d.; fair? Boweds 1 -2(1 ; middliug, 1D40 10 Ito good* a few, 11 l-4fl fiii Orleans 30, atlld ; falr't CHARLESTON 8?P A friend, to wham ... our Havana papers for has furnished us the fo" maty of their most int< tents. : ? ' 1 Our dates from "VferaOrtttz vans, are* to the 44th yft, tSth, in consequence ?f ai inert to that effect between tana, and the Viceroy,G ktj.u, the "gates of Vera thrown open, and Tree eOmmonica Liu?- . .... iii .. . tion was permitted betwyen *l?e jn: tiHliitaitfa of the city and tho&of the country. At tte sflfcie^ the p. is imerson both sides were lilierated. the ?fh, two * wrt* sent by the Viceroy. jo with jlurbide. ^jn t* * vfhich:they ni?;ere " 0'U( m. oo^fiflrt 1 was in the :<?f itwr ^ - in ?a$ cin thetlii fe9?! corfij Itorl Hie Ii ante. el#, by [uomoting of bis'cauntiy. 1 This'det wflstolie obtained, b. v the artni6t'fce, which tli* Chit$had proposed on the i8th Viarch, totJwinfcVenadi to Iheft Vice Hojsi ind the ai>sohrterej? Mexican leader, Hr; an address to his army, dated the 36 th of Jwe.? And 'lionoju urged lArhide, as possess# <rf the intermediate Ooujitjj , to permit turn to pass unmol the Capital, w hen: measuri he adopted, ami treaties for the suspension of all hti&ilfi] until (lie final determinate of thtf] King and Cortes. P(!P? On the i3th, the Vice Roy receiv ed an official letter from Col. Horbe-j jou, requesting permission to enter Vera Cruz, In company with anotli er officer, and a small escort, put pose of delivering to H. portant despatches, touching tlie terests of both Hpains. This quest was immediately granted. Puebla capitulated ou 'the 28th of July. And here ends, we regret to| state, our information from that inter esting part of Spanish America. To complete the chain of events from the 10th to the 24lh of August, on which day the armistice was concluded lie tween the Constitutional Ooyaliste and C <om?titu, ional Imperialist ?? we are in want of tlie intervening dates between those two periods* This may lie attributed either to the irreg ularity with which political intelli gence is published in tlie Havana pa per*, or to t he omission of one of the papers composing tlie regular file. it is to-be observed, that Iturbide tlie leader of the revolutionists!, as. sumes the title of "Chief of fiie lm ttpwc tajftrniiire.* ? mfjk- explaim ?l in| Jb:? >4i The tluvr iheUooM of I ve tins excl siv | Imperial <> | Ijptt there shall U <&i European a?wl t? s,dMfrs!;aU U1 cal iml Hky it stood in MJJhe rights am! j) etgt?vv<1, without ri IrVi < .< .? ? . * . ii>1808, ikifcs it #u- viyniru^ W?i torn or titu! (h ?. Jirfy Tribunal vf the l4 'rim- i?>i*XiAI' lint 'jHi Domestic. irtbi't. the test ittf<jWftfl^??; It in l> jieved tbit tiie preseaEiopf wfltfM ahorfof the last two-year* by one Fourth. r, Ihe corn cmu*. on the fivers, frofn ;lhe unprecedented suc cession of freshet*, are? almost en tirely destroyed. 4--> - f JPK.NDLEjBl^ fi C.) SKPTfl 10. i ? Crops -flbe crouin thi*-. District hasten ^foei'ally- bi|d.~? The corn, io tbe river low ground* has, in manyi places; been very much injured hy the witness of the season; ' upland cote, wberevf fit ha> ?hecft'. well attended is good? Tne cotton is generally very promising, it haa re- ] ceived partial injury in Many places, ' by the rot ? hot it is expected great crops will be made. COI.CMBtA, OCTOBKR C. ? The fresliet, ihe beginning of the last \v?ek,, iu the Jirwad, Jj(jougaree and haluda rivers, has dune cotisi ?