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•• • 41116A111112= FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Walter Mari late of Ael7Pard, bet sower rata. napUltro tallow-chandler, deader and entrain, Dec. to, el , tied Issuer/ 7, at sae, at the George Jen , LleerppoL Mo Attorniao, ut. Plitt and Nowley, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Blailaseeck sad Dune*, King's Bends Walks - Frank Stubbs, Wuttaing, hums, sorpentor, dealer and clisr Dec,'7, t, and January 7, at shwas, at the Stays, Hotel, Worthinr,skitornei, Mr. Hid* Crays lan, London ; or Mr. Whitter Woalung. William Atlas, of Warminster, Wilts, miller. . Ind woollee dra per, dealer and Chapman, Nue. 30, pee. 10, and January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, Wil•un-stroat, of 'By hh Royal Nemo-a the Patties of Waxes, RIGINT United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of his,Maj sty. A. PitOCLAMA LION. ogo i6g. P. It.—Whereas the Parliament stands prorogued to Thursday, the-ad aay of tlanuary next. We, iu the name and an the behalf of his Majesty, and by mid with the advice of his Ma jesty's Privy Council, do hereby publish a n d declare, that the said Parliament shall be further prorogued on the said 2d day of J anu ary to Tuesday, the with day of the said month; and we have given order to the Lord High Chancellor of that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland called Great Britain, to prepare a Cummiasion for proroguing the same ac cordingly. And we do further hereby, its the name and oo the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice aforesaid, pub dish and declare, that the said Parliament shall, on the 28th day of January nest, be held and sit for the dispatch of divers urgent and important affairs. And the Lords Spiritual and 'Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, and. Burgesses, and the Commiasioners for Shires and Burghs of the House of Commons, are. mity re red and commanded to give their attendance according l y , at W es tniencer, on the said 48th day of January next. Given at the Court at Carton [louse, the 25th day of No vember, 1816,in the 57th year of his Majesty's reign. God save the King. . [The Gazette she contains an Order of Council stating, that the Plague, which made its appearance and prevailed at Ploys, bits ceased, and therefore revoking the Order of Council of the 14th of February, last, subjecting all ships and vessels liable to quarantine, and coming from or through the Mediterranean within the Straits of Gibraltar (although furnished with clean bills Dibrell), to be treated as vessels arriving with suspected Finsbury-square. Wiban Ford, at Ilturd, Essex. grocer, dealer and dmpatan, Nov. 10, Dec. 10, and January 7. at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Miami's, Messrs Amory aad Coles, se, lAtlibury, Laatioir CARLTON HOUSE, NOVEMBER SS. The Prince Regent has been pleased to appoint Sir James BOGrogor, Kot. M.D. F.R.S. Honorary Knight C ommander of the RoyaliPortuguese Order of the Tower and Sword, and Di rector-General of the Army Medical Board, t o be pi t remoto Ex. traordalary to We Royal Highness. BANK R U PTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Goodall, of Pershore, iu the County of Worcester, skinner, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. James Humphries, of Birmingham, Warwickshife, merchant, toy watch-maker , dealer and chapman, Dec. IS, 14, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Woo!pack Inn, Birmingham. 'Anomie', Mr. Joseph 'Egerton, No. 3, Gray's inn-sq , iate, London; and Messrs. Spurrier and higieby, Birmingham. William Shaw, of Sculcoats, Yorkshire, merchant, Dec. 3,4, and Jan. 7, at eleven , at the Dog and uck Tavern, Scale-lane, I lull. Anomie', Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-buildings, London; and Messrs. Dickinson and Thompson, Hull. William Chapman, _of Westbronwich, Staffordshire , bayonet maker, dealer and chapman, Dec. 13,14, and Jan. 7, at twelve, at the Cask Inn, Nigh-street, Birmingham. Anomie', Mr. Charles Jennings, Elm-court, Temple ; and Mr. R. W. Gem, Nei-street, Birmingham. John Critchley, of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dee. 16, 17, and Jan. 7, at ten st the Bridgewater Arms inn, Manchester. Attornies , dews. Halstead and Ainsworth Manchester; and Messrs Milne and Parry, Temple, London. Emmet Gregory, sen. of Little Bolton, Lancashire, whitster, des kr and chapman, Dec.ll, 10, at three, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Dog l'avern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chan cery-la:le, London; and Messrs. Johnson and Lansdale, Man chester. John Haworth Hudson, and Joseph Hudson, of Newcastle. open-Fyne, merchants, dealers and chapman, Nov. 30, Dec. Is, snd Jan. 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Anomie', Messrs. Atkinson and Wildes, Chancery lane, London; and Mr. Bainbridge, Pilgrim-sttect, New castle-upon-Tyne. JoSn Shelley, of Canterbury, victualler, dealer and chapman, Dec. 10, at six, 11, and Jan. 7, at eleven, st the Girldhall, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. Hammond, Canterbury; and Mr. Barnes, Clifford's Inn, London. Robert Smith, 'of York, machine-maker, dealer and chapman, Dec.s, 6, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Star Inn, York. At enemies, Mews. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray'sGray'slnn square, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr.Roisinson,York. Ann Smith, and John Smith, late of Rochdale, Lancashire, mer. chants, Dec. 13, at four, 14, at ten, and Jan. 7, at three, at the Roe Buck Inn, Rochdale. Attomies, Mr. Blakelock, London; and Mr. Kershaw, Rochdale. Stephen White, ot Liverpool, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 20, 2i , and Jan. 7, at onv, at tine King's Arms, Liver roe!. .Attor ales, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford row, London ; and Mr. Thompson, Slater's-court, Castle street, Liverpool. Richard Clayton Powell, late of Warrington, Lancaster, publican, dealer and chapman, Dec. 19, at five, 20, and Jan. 7, at ten, at the George Inn, Warrington. Anomie*, Mr. Rowlinson, Warrington; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. Marlton '1 urner of Cannosrareet.read, StGeorge in the East, stone-mason, bee. 3,7, and Jan. 7, at ten, at Guildhall. At tousles, Messrs Reeks and Webster, Welklose-equare. Peter Symons, of Plymouth, merchant, Nov. 30, Dec. 14, and Jan. 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Blake, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars . .road, London. • Edward Self, of I.augtord, befriend, victualler, dealer and chap man, Dec. 5,6, and Jan. 7 , at twelve, at the Commercial Saleßooms, Bristol. Anomie', Mr. Coulson, Bristol; and Mr. Evans, Hatton.garden, London. Thomai Hill, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, dealer aad charms*, Dec. 2,3, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Dog and Dusk - Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hun. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn; and Messrs. Frost, Hull. Timothy Thorne ,late of Sculcoates, Yorkshire merchant, Nov. sir, Dec. 3, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Duke of Clarence, . Kingston upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Rushwurth; Hull; and Mr. Highnsore, Scot's-yard, Bush-lane, Cannon:street, London. Richard Drabwell, of Doncaster, grocer, dealer and chspmen, Deo. 2, S, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Doncaster. . Anomie', Mr. Mason, Gray's LE, London; and Mr. Mason, LTuncaster. - John Howett, of St. Martin's-lane, builder, Dec. 3, 14, and Jan. 7, at twelve, at Guildha ll, Loudon. Atturnies, James Richard son and Miller, New-Inn. • John Mockett, ot the Isle of Thanet, Kent, farmer and brick snake r, Nov. 30, Dec. 3, and In-+. 7, at twelve, at the Albi o n Hotel, Rantigate. Auornies, Mr. Daniel, Ramegate - or • Messrs. F.alry, Stocker, and Dawson, Furnivars inn, Laden. Layton Cooke, of Winsley-street, Mary.la-bonne, seedsman, Nov. 30, Dee. 10, and Jan 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At t.:m.B3;cl, Messrs. Wilson and Chisholm. Lincoln's-inwields. George Steadman,jun. and Wm. Stevens, late of Mark-lane, 1.08. den, ship and ineurance-brokers, Ike. 3,7, and San. 7, at tin, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Riviugton, Fez:church-buildup, Itetschurch-street. James Knowles., of Preston next Faversham Kent, bricklayer, Dec.lo, at eleven, Dec. 11. and Jan. 7, at ;wake, at the Guild- ball. Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. John fames Peirce, Canter bury; or Messrs. Collett, Wunbtuu, and Collett, Chancery lane, Loandoo. °gorse James and Henry Coek, of Bristol, brandreakrehants, and copartners, Dec, 3, 10, at one, and January 7, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mears. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane, London ;es Mr. J. K. Haber field, or Mr. W. B. Cross, Bristol. Sabot Sowell, of Piccadilly, coal-merchant, dealer and chapirtas,l N ov . 30, Dec. 14, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall Attar. sky§ • Messrs. Wiltshire and Bolton, Winchester House, Old, ruadAtreet. William Casaly, of the parish of Eegbastoo, Warwickshire,' Sealer and chapmen, Dec. 10,11, at ten, and January 7, at four, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Anoraks, Messrs. Clarke an dnichards IN, Chan cerrlane, London; or Maws. Stubbs, Minim, and ihrills. Birmingham.- Mary Carver, late of Buses Salut Mary, Suffolk, innkeeper, Sealer and sharing, Dee. 1.,11, and January 7, at elevelt,iir • : Z C ro wn and Anehor, Ips wich. Attendee, Mr. Reeve Beano ..4 ids; or Mr. Samuel ' aylor, John-street, Bodford-row. : ' ke, of dloucester, salesman, dealer and chapman, D e s; ••• .at One, Dec. IS, at eleven, and January 7, at one, at th e h • , ry Erdal Roams, Bristol. Anomie', Messrs. Ishasads' ''..* dy e s, Chancery-lane; Mr. Chadhorn, Glosiceater ; or Id. and bails, Frome. Somerset. tlithigl .. Turner, lateof Sheffield, mercer, draper, dealer and Asp *.iiiii,Dee. 3, at . four, Dec: 4, and January 7, at eleven, at the Tontine inn, Shahid. *iterates, Mr. Bigg, Southampton buildings, Chanceetboes L o den ; or Mt. /often) UAW LAW INTELLIGENCE. htisoilet Ot culpability in the Unfortttnite teestmt, end reresented him to be a man of good character. Uoder ;hese circumstances-- . - Mr. Justice &twee ordered the writ to issue. THg KING •P. HEMBEIRT HARRIS. Mr. haws prayed the judgment of the Court Kaiast this defendant, who was convicted at the last Assizes for Monmouthshire, before Mr. Justice AV butt, for publishing a libel upon one Thomas Griffith Philpets, a Captain in the Local Militia, and an Attorney of this Court; the tendency of which was to represent the prosecutor as a person who had been guilty of dishonest practices in his business of an at torney, and to bring him into hatred and contempt as a Captain in tee said Local Militia. From the Learned Judge's Report it appeared that both parties were rival attornies in the town of Mon- COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 25. mouth, and the libel in question was contained in a LOR D GEORGE szasonnt V. LORD zusrox esti omen., in a letter addressed to a Mr. Phillips, who had first We gave this case on Thursday, when it will be recollected Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT a nd Mr. LEACH employed the defendant as an attorney , but after wards put his affairs into the bands of the p rosecutor, were heard for the appellants. which occasiotled the misunderstanding between the Messrs. LIAM, Bete, and HAZLEWOOD were heard contending lawyers ; and in the letter in question the' at considerable length for the appellants. defendant spoke of his opponent in the most appro. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, for the respondents, cond.' brious, scurrilous, and abusive manner, imputing to l dered the case so plain as to render it astonishing how it could have excited so much discussion ; but it him cosvaadice as a soldier, and dishonesty as an had done one very good thing , viz. in gi vi ng Counsel att"v"ey. Thealefendant now put in affidavits in mitigation an opportunity of displaying their ingenuity, and of of punishment, the object of which,was to shew t h at arguing in a Court of Chancery the pri nciples of the imputed libel was drawn from him in conse . grammar. He should think his Lordships time im uence of previous libels of the like description hay properly taken up, were he to enter into any detail 9 ing been written of and concerning him by the pro. of thecase, considering it to be one of the clearest seccutor, utor, which libels were set forth in the affidavits. which ever came before any Court. It was evident After hem mg some of these libels read, front the will, as a whole, that the father had no in. •ord Eeeeseenovon interposed and—Are there tendon of giving his sun this preference in the whole AL ot his property, knowing, as he must, from th ustin e small- any more of these mutual libels i for this is really a disgg waste of time to listen to such trash. U nest of that property, that he could not grant such a p preference, unless at the expense of his other children, any b :dy on the part of the r osecutor had read these Messrs. WETHER EL,' HALL, and ASERCROMBY fol- letters, it is hardly possible that he would haver lowed on the same side. brought up the defendant for judgment. The Arroasey•Gzegaet. and Mr. haves said, Sir •ARTHUIt PlOOOll . was proceeding top ply, that these libels were quite new to them. Iwben his Lordship said he should hear the re the next day, as he had then to go to attend the Council Mr. Justice Assure—They were not read at t he for receiving the Recorder's Report. trial, but I collected at the trial that something of the movratßEß lei. kind would be forthcoming to-day. SEYMOUR V. EUSTON AND OTHERS. Lord ELLENBOROUGH•4I cannot be expected, after This appeal came on for further argUment this day. these letters, that the Court can pass any severe soft- The Noble testator was a gallant Naval Officer. once upon the defendant. Indeed it would be well By a codicil made on board the. Sans Pareil; at sea, it we could punish both parties; and the punishment in 1797, he gave to Lady Horatio, in lieu of his I should wish them would be to make them live with personal estate (which he had, by a will made in the each other, acid read over their respective productions year 1793, previously given to her), 41900 a year, to one another. One is sorry to see men engaged in and as much of his wine, plate, linen , and fueniture, the profession acting so absurdly, instead of attending as she might like to have. He then proceeded in to the interests of their clients. these words t—tt The remainder Of my property 1 wish to be held in trust for my friends , Lord E u st on and Captain Bentinck, and my brothers Henry or Mr. Justice BAILEY—Their conduct is extremely rep I rehensible on both sides. Lord Eteausoaouon—Let the defendant enter William, who are to sell the same, which, with the into his own recognizance of £lOO to come up again prize money Fortune may entitle me to , I desire to when called for, and in the mean time to be of good be divided into seven shares. To My dear and eldest behaviour. son, George, 1 give two shares, and my ether chil. The Arrottxxv-Gmmtee expressed himself quite satisfied with this adjudication, and the defendant siren are to have their portions of my small property when they come of age. I also give to my son having entered into the required security, was dis • George the gold watch the Prince gave me." In a chaaged. subsequent codicil, made in the year 1798, which was THE DUKE OF MONTRLIANO W. CHRISTIN. This was an action for money had and received wrote under the will of 1793, the testator revoked the bequest to Lady Horatio, and, in lieu thereof, direc brought by the Spanish Ambassador againit the defendant, and ted his trustees, earned in the will, to pay out of the dividends of his personal estate as much as would, Mr. Sees/err now moved, on behalf of the defen in addition to his wife's private fortune, make the dant, for a rule s to shew cause why the plaintiff yearly sum of £l4OO. The residue of the dividends should not give security tor costs in the event of the and interest of his personal estate was to be applied defendant's succeeding in the action. He rounded as by his will directed. The question for the opinion his motion on the authority of a case in t Peere Wa ntgiving . hams , the Court was— 6 Whether the testator , in 452, where the Court ordered an Ambassa his son George two sevenths of the remainder of his dor's servant to give security for costs. There could be property, meant two sevenths of the produce of the no remedy against the Ambassador in case costs wine, plate, furniture, linen, and prize money , or two. were recovered against him :for by the statute 7 Ann sevenths of his whole personal estate t" Ambassadors were privileged from arrest. The MASTER of the ROLLS was of opinion the tee- ' Lord ELLIINB )ROUGH thought the case in Peere I tator meant only the produce of the wine , 'Williams did not apply, for that was the case of a considered the will of 1793 in nowise revoke kr. and revoked by the servant, but this was the case of the Ambassador codicil of 1798, except in the bequest to Lady himself. His Lordship inquired whether the affidavit Horatio. upon which the motion was made stated that there was any apprehension of the Ambassador leaving Sir A. PIOOOTT, in reply, was beard at conside rable length in support of the appeal. • the country ? Mr. Scenerrr repli4 that there was no sugges. The LORD CHANCELLOR went over the whole of • the testamentary papers which composed the last will don of that sort, but inasmuch as the plaintiff was of Lord Seymour, commented on the construction of exempt from the process of the Court, it was impor the several dispositions as he proceeded, and cenclu - teat to the defendant that he should have some secu. ded. with affirming the decree of the Master of the rily for costs. Rolls.—On the application of Sir A. Plooorr, his After consulting with the other Judges, Lordship ordered all parties to receive their costs. Lord ELLENBOROUGH said, unless there is some . reason given, such as I h ave COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 96. mentioned, for the inter- Lord ELIANBOODEIGH, this morniog, intimated that Position of the Court , I think , consideriog the deli. racy of the situation.of the plaintiff, and considering in future he should not sit for the trial of causes , either in London or Westminster, before half past nine the motives under which the Act of Parliament al each morning, instead of nine. laded to was passed, it is extremely necessary to be SHERMAN V. MILL. cautious how we act towards the repreeentieive of Mr. Toetnea chewed cause against this Rule ob - one of the crowned heads of Europe. The plaintiff tamed by Mr. Gurpey, which was for setting asi de holds a high and responsible situation, and front the an award of a Gentleman of the Bar under the al• respectability of his character, we must presume that leged state of circumstances. Messrs. Fox and An - be will do that which appertains to justice, and when derson, proprietors of the Wellington Brighton coach, occasion occurs, that he will answer whatever de.; having incurred some penalties for irregularity at the mend is made against him. Rule refused. Stamp Office, Mr. Joseph Hill, an attorney of Rood- HATTON•OARDIN—Yesterday the Rev. Mr. Parkes, lane, stepped forward, as their professional adviser, who opened the Meeting at Spa-fields, appeared to and paid the sum of st9o, and took from Messrs. Fox answer the complaint of G. Lewis, the driver of the and Anderson the following receipt : —.4 Received of hackney-coach No. 134. The complainant stated, Mr. J. Hill the surtt of £9O for a coach and eight that about twelve o'clock last Friday week, two Gen horses, which he agrees to return on payment of the demen took his coach from the Cobham's-head, in said sum of ASO within 14 days." The coach and the New-road, and ordered him to drive to the Spa. horses never were actually delivered to Mr. Hill, and fields Meeting, which he slid ; that whet:llle got into shortly afterwards he confessed a judgment to a Mr. the crowd, the defendant got into his co.tch to the Sherman, the present plaintiff, and then on a j. fa. two others, and shortly after mounted the root of his being issued, he pointed out the coach and horses as coach, from whence he harangued the multitude ; his property, and they were actually taken in wen- he afterwards got in, and was driven up to the door don for a debt, or pretended debt of his. The Ar. of Merlin's Cave, where the coach was detained, and bitrator thought that he could not go into the clues. not discharged until five o'clock, being a space of tion that this was a fraudulent judgment ; but upon five hours, for which he demanded 13t as his legal reading the affidavits, it appeared that he had only tare ; and not knowing the address of the of hers, he secured the £9O, which was clearly due to Hill, and summoned the defendant for the amount. Here the sanctioned the levy on the coach and horses only to Magistrate remarked, that as the defendant was not that extent, leaving the judgment undisturbed as be- the person who hired the coach, he was not respon. Men Hill and Sherman. The Court thought he had Bible, and therefore they dismissed the complaint.— done right, and dismissed the Rule. . • Mr. Parkes then said, he had no knowledge of the MADRAS CORPUS. persons inside, his motive was to admonish the crowd, Mr. D. Jotrxe mooichfor a Writof Habeas Corpus, lest they should be seduced to commit any acts of to bring up the body of Joseph Hassey, a man aged. violence. He has since discovered a most horrible 170, committed upon . the Verdict of the Coroner's plot, which be would communicate to them in pri. Inquest, to Chester Castle, on a charge of. Man. vate. The names of the Chairman and Secretary slaughter, for killing a boy named J. li. Wilson , (Dyall and Preston), signed to a meeting stated to eged fi ve'years, by running over him with a cart, the be held at the Carlisl, in Shoreditch, convening the boy having died of a leek jaw, in consequence of the Spa.fields,Meetingiwere Ectitious ; in fact, they w ere wheels of the cartsoing over-his-feets in order to be, such as would :make them tremble. However i he a dmitted to hail to cake hie trial at the next, ltseiees. would taluireato that the soathates should be paid The affidavits is support of the motion acquitted the his fare. • LONDON MAICATS, MEN. - .MAME. COTTON.—The arrivals of East India Gotta „ very considerable, above 4000 b a l es ; from bucco 1200, and (torn Bahia 800 b ags ; the .---`ll4* greatly revived list week - , particularly for g ra i l A . scriptions ; 500 Maranhams and 13ahias %vete' 22d, with a few 220 ; 100 Pernams 234 vet ," denary 22f A ; 230 Demerara and Berbice, 19d up to 21d for good fair ; 30 Suraam s 231 d ; a small parcel Boweds 20d ; and the ing East India descriptions in bond -50 Surats 40 Bengal: 1 lid a 12;c1 ; and 250 Bengals D' 12d. The whole, with the exception of th e were purchased for the consumption of the con, the accounts from Manchester continue favc LIVBRPOOL ) NOVEMEnt 23.—The demand Cotton, which has been principally from has been very good during the whole of the particularly for Boweds, Maranhams, and ' Boweds have advanc , :d about. d, .nd Brazen fd per pound. The arrivals are only 4 ;16 whilst the sales amount to about 5900 bags." Sunnis.—The demand for Sugar continued sive all the week ; the prices daily advancing at, close; brown descriptions might be stated 2sa n d r44 Ss per cwt higher. COFFEE.—The public sales of West India brought forward lately have been very limild ow ,„,, it is stated, to the stock being very short of theo n a quantity; it is however to be recollected, a 417 considerable proportion of the Coffee is now int' , hands of speculators, and not now offering lot The public sales of last week were limited so casks and 870 bags, the whole went off freely ; middling Dominica went off at an advance of 5s per cwt.; Dutch descriptions from 2s a 3s! Jamaica Coffee was little varied, and we advance has been obtained on the Coffee lateh at the India House. There were no public forenoon. TosAcco.--There is little variation in the Tobacco. TALLow.- , —The prices of Tallow have latel, depressed; the market yesterday rather Mr and the prices realized were 6d a is higher week. Sricts.—There appears a revival in the for Spices; a small advance on most hAs been obtained on the late East India sale Rica. The demand for Rice has been etteainti l the prices improve in proportion to the great Grain. °Hz—There is little variation in Fish 01; seed Oil advances rapidly. Ruas, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDLThe has done in Rums last week was not extensive; ilk a culated, above a half of the sock in held on speculation, and by extensive can without difficulty retain it from Brandy became in great request, ane per gallon higher last week ; this morn) to be purchased, except at a farther 6d. per gallon, owing to the letters stating a great rise on the other side. also at a small improvement this norm Durcll TALlFF.—Extract of a letter werp, dated the 21st of November; cially announced at Brussels, by a _ the 11th inst. that the new Tariff wool( force on the Ist of becember ; in consequence, tish and all foreign vessels will only be liable (9 payment of one guild, 6s. ; or two trancs 'are: : , times per ton, in place of the very high cture Lit 41 francs. This regulation of new duty willetisai also all duties upon vessels, imports and etpomie this country (11elgiow) and Holl:Ind." I= A Mr. Doane, a surgeon of Falmouth, has committed to Bodmiu Jail, on a charge of his mother in law, a Mrs. Downing, a elderly lady of Falmouth. Tuesday se'nnight, while the carts of Mr. S, soN, carricr, Glasgow, were on their way tor there were carried away from one of the carts parcels, containing nearly £4.80. John Moirn. carter, o►n whom suspicion rests, has been Indg., jail. He states, that he was knocked down ►hoptown, and that the money was then stolen. BIRTHS. Monday, In Montague•place, Bedford-square, Mn.. of a daughter. Wednesday se'nnight, the Lady of the Rev. J. Lsaos, V' of Alserford, of a son and heir. kw Mash die tha a Um ve them MARRIED. Lately, at Kenmore, Lieutenants Re4loioni and Moriarty, R.N. to Dorcas and Anne, daughters of Otpen, Esq. of Killowen. 'llle 30th uk. at Edinburgh, the Rev. William Yee% - Berwick-upon-Twied, Maigaret, youngest dougbta utl Rev. George Paxton. The 2d inst. at Kirkwall, Jeremiah Skelton , Esq. it.:` Mrs. Mary Robertson, widow of William Ishtar Rebell Esq. late ut the 95th Regiment of Foot. At ltallitilogh, County of lAres:meath, Lieut. Cul. - Sith Foot, to llabara, second daughter of Sir Haiti No Ban. At Banff. on the 12th Inst. the Rev. Lewk Forbes, Misi"i Bobarns. to Penelope, 2d daughter of Mr. Cowie, klorth 6 r l At Ennisearthy, surgeon Burka% of the ;di foot, 0 eldest &signior of John Week% of Lunkcertby, Esq. At Keninare, Thomas Barter, Esq. to Jaue, doe ter 0 . late Rev. T. Beanii,h, of Beerbaven. I tIF.I). At Antigua, on the 30th August, Ed.vari Dowling , Surgeon of the Royal Artillery ; he had jiist arrived horn where he embarked in Juno: last. At Barfleur, in Normandy, Henry Knox, En. of Nett/ in the county ot Mayo. At Aix, in the South of France, on the lst instant. M Stuart Rae, eldest surviving daughter of the late Jir Data of Eakgrove, Bart. At Antigua, Lieut. James Adamson, of the Royal At Dalgisiross, in the parish of Conine, Perthshire, naafi but. Catherine Gow, aged 94 years. Her hiehamil MeKetizie, who is still alive, i.i iii his 95th year. They ice, nether as nun and wife during the space ot 70 years. TM o f descendants 76, of whom are alive seven children, ti. children, and 21 great grand children. PRIOE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 218 k 3 Di p tlo r e C t o . t ß is. ed 6 . 2ll 3 I India Stock -- 1 India Bonds 1.516 F I Insp. Ann. 6 ler. -- 4 per Cents. 771 f i Excheqner Bitl Spin . Cent. Navy 95111 I Cons. for acc . 6 5 f 6 5 Lung Anna. lei 3-16 Lottery 'I ickets id ll* HIGH WATER TO MORROW AT LONDON - Morning . . 5 raiz aft irg Aft er noon - . 31.. ... •••••• 9 LONDON• Panted by I.lvn Kis?, reltittrars Valiskod thug, and in tbc WO 164 Ago' • Brazil d e. .er Vety he ItatS jy e Bowel s enuntn, 'La rou ra W! time I the o a k the ot it i ear azils a b eei ; LI6 ! we _ wG ks. ., ,11118 Wed el m. icing al die Zn and p od NO iota writ r cited , o •it of th e usoa 1 ted, a very ze , s now in tSe es 1 1 for u &dr le , a iTio tl riled to i 42 teely ; sole • .nce of aSs hi g 6 ; El re behez eft re lately odd blic W el * .1 re lately f• A . I the pticulf App' et imp*, Sher 6:41 4 t the rep* — wfs's t descripna l 11 0 is sale psi% 1 41 cen ettewisi i the pui e great Wit id do*. nsive; ali t * mory Loudon item ei .. hr in ye homes,* " I T N e l n the market,. prove i id WA{ spilt = lining it not impruvemest rite is from Forte e.—Geaterlrd ruing. ester fret Art. . Pic :—" It was m a Decree, 4441 al4B rould be put n me ounce, Eti Mr. LJURIIiI, i litirMULl va /4 S gag mut., -- mmitted to Bodmin Jail, on a charge of poitu Sail mother in law, a Mrs. Downing, a respect. 4 Jerly lady of Falmouth. a let Tuesday se'nnight, while the carts of Mr. N, carrier, Gi.tsgsw; were on their way to ere were carried away from one ot the care • !reels, containing nearly £4BO. John Mirka, ,11 rter, on Whom suspicion rests, has been Indg_iit il. He states, that he was knocked down near ewe ioptown, and that the money WAS then stoke. • a BIRTHS. Jit" Monday, In Montague-place, Bedford-square, Mrs* . a daughter. Wednesday se'nnight, the Lady of the Rev. J. Lai.tlon, Y' ' Alserford, of a son and heir. MARRIED. • Lately, at Kenmare, Lieutenants Reda:owl and Sir [minty, R.N. to Dorcas and Anne, daughters of rpen, Esq. of Killowen. The 30th ult. at Edinburgh, the Rev. b r a Yount , erwick-upon-Tweed, Margaret, youngest daughter ut ev. George Paxton. The 2d inst. at Kirkwall, Jeremiah Skelton , Esq. P. Tu. Mary Robertson, widow of William :iliac sq. late ut the 95th Regiment of Foot. At Eallitilogli, County of Westmeath, Lieut. Col. Fete sth Foot, to Barbara, second daughter of Sir Hugh N 6 art. At Banff. on the 12th inst. the Rev. Lewis Forbes, Mini". Wham to Penelope, 2d daughter of Mr. Cowie, Nurthi'r At En niscarthy, i Surgeon twain, of the 7tll Foot, to West dauglii or of John Weeks, of Enniscerthy, Esq. At Keninare, Thomas Barter, Esq. to Jane, dull ter of tie Rev. T. Beamish, Ikerhaven. I IL1). At Antigua, on the 30th August, Ed sari Dowling, iurgeon of the Royal Artilkry ; he had just arrived foto shere he embarked in June last. • At Barfleur, in Normandy, Henry Kn ox, Es q . of Netl e n the county ot Mayo. At Aix, in the South of France, on the Ist instant , M ituart Rae, eldest surviving daughter of the late Sir Davt 4 A Eskgrove, Bart. At Antigua, Lieut. James Adamson, of the Royal Marini' At Dalgiiiross, in the parish of Conine, Perthshire, Ma. Catherine Gow, aged 92 years. Fier husbarJi MeKetizie, who Is still alive, i.t in his 95th year. They nether as man and wife during the space ot 70 years. Thel of descendants 76, of whom are Ave seven children, 97 children, and 21 great grand children. PRIOE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2181 India Stock -- I • S per Ct. Red. 62i lndia 114nds 1S 14 Ft. Ditto Cons. 62{ 63 I Imp. Ann.— is 6 10 pr. 4 per Cents. 77 at Exchequer Bit 'per Cent. Navy 951./ Cons. for ace. 6t h 63 Long Anna. 16 1 3-16 I Lottery 'tickets 1131 8 3 . 1 4 nal HIGH WATER TO MORROW ATLOSTA:) . k, . Morning • • • 9 Alumnoon - a 31 .. ... - - ptekettinars