Star. — London, England, 1819-12-24 00:00:00

• • A l t ... • 1. 11 i; 4, 1 . it e . .1 , . i t. , T .. 1 ! : '1 .. s -... 4 111 l ki XY y i• , I 1 • - : j, t 6 A . ~I f i 414 ( .4 1 s • 'L. • ) LONDON.. . . rt zed the seizure of Works once Costvicted as libels, on the ground of the uncertain nature Of the offence of libel.—After a few words from the ATTORNEY and SOLICITOR-GEs sant.. and Mr. J. P. GRANT, the clause was put and agreed to. On the motion of the ATTORNEY-G ENERAL, the clause relative to a second conviction was amended by the insertion of the words" after the passing of the Act" to prevent a retrospec tive operation. The Attorney-General also proposed that the words " term of years" should be Inserted in the clause for ba rishment,•instead of " such tine as the Court might think fit." Ile said, that as the-clause then erica, the indefinite time might eye 4 to a banishment for life, theconsequence of which would be, civil death, and the forfeiture of property ; but the words "term of years" could never be taken as commensurate with life, nor ptoduce the consequences of attainder, and therefore the heir would succeed in the regular way to the property. Mr. JIRO UG II A M proposed, that the term should be limited t 3 NMI years, which was supported by Sir Jams 3faceorrosn, Mr. GRANT. and Mr. (3. Lasts ' and oppposed by the ATIORNIT and Swerves Gremesat, sad Lol k ,CAsztltszaeit. The committee then clividetWO-p.the clause, as amended by the Attorney-General, When there appeared— For the Clause Against it - - - -10 S 30 _ . Majority - - - —79 .The several Clauses i being gone through, the Report of the Bill was brought up. Mr. Alder•nan lIEYGATE proposed a Clause for limiting the operation of the Bill to three years, which was negatived, without a division. The Bill was then ordered to be read a third time, this day. Mr. CIIA RLES CAI.VERT moved the second reading of the Baking Acts' Bill. He - hoped, that as the Act which It pro posed to routinize, would expire on the 23d of January, the House would consent to pass the Bill to-day, through all its stages. The Bill was then read the second time, passed through the Committee, and was ordered to be read the third time. Mr. DI NN presented a Petition from 'Joseph Henley, Surgeon, of Ashton-under-Lyne complaining of the conduct of, the-Manchester Yeomanry . — O rdered to be printed. Mr. BROUGHAM presented a similar Petition from a Sur- 1 geon of Itoyton, cotztsitting a similar complaint. Laid on the table. Mr. C. G R.l NT brought in a Bill for the better Regulation of the Exchequer Chamber in Treland.—Read a fret time, and ordered to be read the second time the 15th of February.— The Bill was ordered to be printed. Sir H. PARNELL moved for Papers regarding the Collec tion of the Revenue sad the Civil lkpartments of the Naval and Military Set vices, but the motion was postponed at the sugges tion of•the Cmatictu.oa of the EXCULQUIA. The Exchequer Regulation Bill passed through a Committee; the Report was then brought up, and ordered to be taken into consideration on the 21st cf February next. On the motion of Mr. I. YTTLETON, the Bill to prevent persons not properly qualified, from acting as Conveyancers, was rs.ad a first tire!, and ordered to be read a second time on the 16th of February next. Adjourned U Half past Two o'Clock. - THE EVP.:NING STAR. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1819. • • TILE FUNDS. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 02111 O'CLOCK : 3 per Cent. Reduced 661 3 per Cent. Consols shut 31 per Cent. 74f 75 4. per Cent. 831 I Bank Long Annuities 17 5-16 Irish 5 per Cents. 101 i India Bonds 2s. dis. Exchequer• Bills (2d.) 7s. 6s. Bs. dis. Consols for Acct. 61-1. The Libel Bill was last night committed. The ATTORNEY GENERAL introduced an Amendment, after the word " banishment," to add, " for such term of years as the Couit may think fit." _ _ The Petition alluded to in a conversation last night between Mr. lavtrio, Mr. J. SMITH, and the CHAN CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, causes much conversa tion. The Petition is from several of the most emi nent Merchants in the City, on the present prevailing agitation and distress of the commercial world. The most remarkable circumstance connected with this' Petition is, that it originated with a house known to be in close and familiar intercourse with Ministers. Its prayer, for a Committee to inquire, &c. will, therefore, probably be granted; though a motion of a similar nature, made by Mr. BENNET, was rejected, because his speech contained political expressions ad verse to the Cabinet! The insulated financial facts stated on Wednesday by the CMANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, 'have ex cited much discussion our of Parliament. The facts are briefly these. The whole Revenue, including the new taxes of last Session, did not produce, by 1'150,000 (up to the 10th of December), what the old taxes prciduced last year for the same period; the Debt to the Bank has probably increased four millions since January, instead of decreasing five millions. The interest of the Loans of 1818 and 1819 have been advanced by the Bank, and this in terest (amounting to some millions) must be provided this year. It is acknowledged, that the duties on Customs have fallen off; but the state of the Excise, it was contended, proved the prosperity of the Country. On 'Change, however, the Merchants reason other wise, and maintain that the defalcation in Customs proves the distress of the Country, and shews that people• are compelled to abstain from the use of foreign commodities. The whole deficiency in the receipt of the year may be thirteen millions, besides the debt due to the Bank, the deficiency in the Con solidated Fund to be provided for the next year, 128,500,000, and the Exchequer Bills paid in as Revenue to sth January next, which may be nearly three millions. Then the whole sum to be provided for. either by Loan or Exchequer Bills, cannot be short of twenty-nine millions. We have received letters from Madras of the 9d ,August, which have enabledus to state, in our Army some particulars which Will, be found lute ig to our Military Readers. The following is `.ract from one of these letters: " MADRAS, AUGUST 5, 1819. lis Majesty's ship MiNosx, 74 guns, bearing flag of Rear-Admiral Sir 4. KING, is at Trinco- • a v. ugus al resting an eats 1. 4 the flat 1 N t znalee,*ai also the asceiitis and OKONT01511; which latter brought out Major. General SirEnwARDBARNES and suite, from England. The BAcettus returns shortly to Europe. The LIVERPOOL frigate, Captain Com.' ER, is now at the Isle of Fra..ce. Sir RICIIA RD KING returns to England when he is relieved by Rear-Admiral Sir HENRY BLACKWOOD, who is ex pected out in the LEA NDER. The TOPAZE frigate, Captain LUMLEY, proceeds shortly to the $e of France, to relieve the Liviaaroot. cm that station. 4. The Prime Minister of the late King of Kandy is now a prisoner in the Fort of Colombo, at Ceylon; his name is ELLEEOLEY, a fine intelligent-looking man, and possessed of considerable talents : his title is that of an Adajar. Others of the Kandian chief people have been sent to the Isle of France, in the Ltvtaroor. frigate ; and many inferior ones are in prison in different parts of the Island of Ceylon. The KING of KANDY has been a prisoner at Vellore, on the Continent of India, some time. " The merchant ship Eclipse, belonging to London, arrived at Ceylon, after a very fine passage of about 92 days, and brought Papers of 2d April." SOUTH AMERICAN PATRIOTS. At a late hour last night we received the follott4 ing gratifying accounts respecting the further suc cesses of the South American Patriots: " CU,RACOA, OCTOBER 2. " Accounts from La Guayya_agree in stating that the Independent force, consisting of about 1,200 men, sailed from Matgaretta on the 11th instant. Their destination is unknown. 64 General Mound.° was in Caraccas, and had or dered two battalions of infantry to march from thence to reinforce the Spanish garrisons in Barcelona and Cumana. GUERERE, who commands a squadron of Aches. on board of which he has about 800 men, lately cap tured three Patriot vessels of that description, and put every person on bbaecl to death ! ' OFFICIAL atom raft( Gala lUL HARM. I have the honour to inform your Excellency of the decisive victory obtained this moment, by the troops under my com mand, over the Spanish army, commanded by Colonel AZANA, composed of all the forces in this Province—a slain, besides ammunition, baggage-, &c. taken. ' Canthara, June le" Of 1,106 " ANGOSTURA, OCTOBER 12. " You may now reckon as free the whole of New Granada, with the exception of Carthagena. In con sequence of the Expedition sent 'overland to rein force Lima, the Whole of the Kingdom of New Gra nada had been deprived of its garrisons. In Popayan the garrison is very small, and that of AntiOquia does not amount to 60 men,, inter.ded merely as a guard for the Mint. There have been sent to Antio- quia 500 men, and to Popayan 1500, in order after wards to liberate all the conterminous Provinces, the best results being expected from the enthusiasm with, which the Republican troops are every where re ceived. That which is now of most importance, and to which, as is reasonable, the greatest attention has been paid, is to raise a great army in order to resist any expedition which Spain may send out ; for the Royalists have now here no force capable of under taking any thing against Santa Fe." a -GUAYANA, OCTOBER 14, 181 9. a A Courier has just arrived from the capital of New Granada, bringing us Journals and much good news. Already Santa Martha, must be free, and Carthagena blockaded or besieged. A considerable body of picked troops marched to the assistance of Venezuela, and must be already en the frontiers, if not Within its territory. The enemy's squadron has disappeared from Margarita, and the crew has taken refuge in the Hospitals. Some Spaniards of the re giment ;of Balastro, have arrived at Maturin, and given intelligence of ,the retreat of the enemy's naval force. We have received:a launch, having on board a quantity of gold in bars, from Santa Fe, they are now unloading the packages, and until they are weighed we are uncertain of the amount ; but the whole will be employed in the purchase of muskets, and only muskets." FROM THE JAMAICA PAPERS, OCTOBER 18. Marauding Expedition of M'Gregor against Rio de la Hache, and disagreeable Flight.--The Lively Ann, the schooner Samuel, and sloop Alesta, with 100 troops, under the command of M'Gregor, sailed from Aux Cayes 27th ult. and on the 9th instant reached Rio de la Hache, where they came to anchor and landed the troops that night; M'Gregor did not dis • embark. The troops finding their Chief did not head them, advanced towards the town, attacked the Royalists in the woods, and after a dreadful fire of: grape shot from the Royalists, during which several of the British Of f icers and men were killed, they gained possession of the town. The Royalists, about 600 men, retreated, and no attempt was made by them till the 11th instant, when they augmented their forces, attacked the Garrison, blew up the Fort, and. compelled the enemy to abandon their conquest and fly in all directions. OCTOBER 23. Accounts of further piratical proceedings, on the part of M'GREGOR, against the defenceless inhabi tants of Minezenelo de Cuba, have been brought by a schooner from St. Jago. He appeared off the coast of that island with two schooners, and was joined the rime day by three other piratical vessels, when he stood into The port, and sent in a demand by a Spanish ; Gentleman, that if eighty thousand dollars were j net immediately seat off as a ransom, the town i .would be phmdered, and -if' feaistante - irae - rnhat would be set on Ere. .1;io answer having been returned, the boats belonging to the marauding squadron were sent on shore with a parcel of sob hers, and a general pillage commenced, and la,ted for four hours, during which time a consider able booty was gained, and was afterwards divided, and the vessels stood out of the port; for some other destination. Other accounts state this to have happened on the Bth inst. which throws some doubt on the coned !less of MiGaznon having been 'concerned in this affair, as he did not quit Rio de la Hache until the 11th inst. ft is, however, certain, that such an act of robbery has been committed. By the Two Sister% we leam that Airy was still at Old Providence, busily fitting ,out a ship, to mount 20 guns ; and, with the brig Mars, and another of 18 guns, two schooners, and a felucca, was to pro ceed on a cruize in the Gulph Passage, ii order to intercept a fleet of Spanish merchantmen that were expected at the Havannah, from Spain. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE; Penzance, Dec. 21.--Arrived the Sally, CARS, from St. John's (New Brunswick), in distress, having lost her foremast, bowsprit, &c. on the I.sth hutant:--A pilot-boat ppoke, off this place, two vessels; and, after leaving them, a heavy sea swamped the boat, by which accident three pilots were unfortunately drowned. Facuourn, Dec. 21.—Wind S.W.—Artived. the Brilliant, :Wizsow, from Prince Edward's bland for Charleston, put in by severe weather. _ _ DARTMOIIIII. Drc. 22,—Arrived the Lady Pelham packot r with a Mail from Jamaire,tin two months, with loss of rudder, having overshot Fabnouth. The passengers and baggage are now landing, and the Mail was forwarded h.:nce this afternoon. WIT3101:711, Mc. !Z.—The Hero, of Shoreham, was hist nista struck by a sea off Portland, and shortly after sulk—crew . saved. Pz.vstouvn, Dec. art'.—Arrived the Isabella, Beatzr, from Quebec.—Wind W. Porrsuouvn, Dec. O.—Arrived the Francis, Mancutss, from Patrass ; Eliza, CAPP, front Malaga; and the Tantivy, PAULO?, from Legborn.Sailid the Mars, Eseurr.a, for Havre; and his Majesty's ship Lavas, for Chatham.—Wind W.N. W. DAL, DECSAIDER N.W.--Arrived the Trusty, %Lira, from Honduras St. Lawrence, Ituucmaaa, ;reef Quebec; Gertrude, Lovaarnce, from Malta . ; Saterptize, Panics, from Zeoba ; De Frau Anna Maria, Srarrotsox, from Messina; Jane, .Frati; from Palermo: William, Carrenu.s., from the Mediterranean; Sisters, HOLMRII, from —; and Isabella, F a r ris, from Sunderland, for pemcrara.—Cante down . from the River, the Statira, THOMAS, for Tenerife; and Im porter, for the Cape of Good Hope.—Some of the outward bound have sailed. Itzsaysn, Daeansa 11.—Arrived the Hope, Nouns, from St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky. On the 14th instant, in lat. 50. 57. N. long. 11. W. spoke the James and Henry, of London, from 'South America • the latter on the 9th instant saw a ship water - logged , with America; fore and mizen masts gone, and without any person ad board—" Ann of Liverpool" was painted on her stern. RAMSCIAT; Decestista 25.—Arrived the . Fanny, FAT, from Genoa, with loss of anchor and cable, bowsprit, &c. The Henry Cerf, ROZZLEGII, and Hassaren, Gums, lost an anchor and cable each, this morning. a The Earl of UATUCA RT and family are arrived in town from Russia. - • Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the East 'lndia House, and delivered to the Pursers of the fol lowing ships, viz. The Earl of Bakarres, Capt. J. Jameson; Warren Hastings, Capt. T. 'Larkins; and Thames. Capt. C. Le BlooCs. for Bom bay end China; and Loudon, Capt. P. Cameron, for St. Helms, Bencoolen, Prince of Wales island, and Cities' 'Wednesday seinnight, the adjourned meeting of 'the Magistrates of the county of Galway, was held 'at Moylough. His Grace the Archbishop of Tuam, and Lord Clonbrock, were present,After a minute investigation of the present state of the baronies of Ballymoe, Tyaquin, Killian, and Dunmore, it was, found necessary to have a Police established in each barony, and by a general concurrenceuf the meet ing, they were proclaimed.—Resolutions to that ef fect were read and passed. The hope that the valuable living of Wilmslow, in Cheshire, which was supposed to have lapsed to the University of Cambridge, has failed ; the Counsel forlhe University have been consulted upon the sub ject, and have given an opinion decidedly unfavour able to its claims. Four Prizes of £20,000 form one of the principal features in the New Lottery, which contains 10,000 Tickets.— Only 5000 of these Tickets are now on sale,whick will be all drawn ea the legit sf January, 1820, when Two of the £40,000 Prizes rwiti be decided in the First - Five Minutes.—J. and J. Stemware (the Contractors) bavb the pleasure of congratulating their Friends so the success of their Offices in the last Lottery, when No. 1,656, a Prize of 110,000, was sold in Nine Shares, at their fortunate Oakes, No. 37, Cornhill ; 33, Haymarket ; 11, Holborn ; and 141, Oxford-street. LITERARY Noveverzs.—By the admirable plan of the periodical publication of Novel', under the general title of 4..irculatiog library, all Establishments bearing that name, led all Reading Societies, may calculate on being pm in posses. Minn of recite superior new Novels per Annum, at an monorni selatepense, not exceeding £3. The importance to the Pro pdotor of maintaining the character of the Series, will be a sect- Any that all the Works, whether original er emulated, will he.of the first order of merit. LETTERS IRON TUR COURT Or Tit reoL I.—We col ruto the Public on th e appe i rance o f this interesting Work cteap and portable form. These Letters are published from the Originals, in the/MUM/OS of the Family of the fate RICHAILIO TALLY, Esq. the British Consuh whose daughters being born in Tripoli, mad speaking the Arabic language from. their infancy, were admitted into habits of close intimacy with all the femalu "art of the Royal Family ; it is therefore hardly probable that - . rasy tutu, traveller or diplomatic resident will-enjoy the same ri fee ebeeyvatiosi, th a t w ere possesse d b y the Author "t i rdin t rnters, and it 'has been justly observed, that " ,Lady Wortley Montagu's, thefts,* the merit et bringing every thing immediately before the eye : but they far exceed her's in the importance of their stateihehts, and at the same time never awaken in the mind of the Reader a suspicion that the Authorkas been more anxious to say a good thing than a true one:" RECORDRR's REPORT.—Yesterday the RRCOII Mit Made his RepOit to the Pals% It Ro RN; of the fol lowing-prisoners under sentennrof death in Newgate: John Booth, for secreting a letter containing a 45 Etenk-note. Thomas Wildish, for uttering and putting away a forged 210 Note of the Bank of Dover..--John Markham, for committing an unnatural offence,--John Stubbs, for disposing of, and pus,' l ting away, a forged ,C 1 Bank -note -a-Thomas ItPDernlot, for a similar olfence.—Ann Smith, for stealing goods privately in a shop.—Emma Davis, fora robbery on the highway. --Ann Pear- I som, for stealing goods in a dwelling-house.—. John Church, fur house-breaking in the dal time.—Matthias Maher, for forgery ;. and John Masan, for house-brooking; Whe'n Jahn, Mei-khan was .ordered for execution on Wednesday next ; and Thomas Wildish and John Booth for execution ou the Friday following.—'The others were resgited during pleasure. Y's' '• • THE A: Lieutenant-General Governor of Ceylet, r The naval store-shi IiANRISON, and traders, arrived of July, with'detach) board, from Ens' into Point-de.G7 to make that h:, The 19th, 45th, at the Island of rand immediately, in the East. The Colombo; 73d 83d Regiment The Ist and 2d as also a detachment and a strong body came over horn 1- these latter ember+ His Majesty': hsimpore, on the ment at Ghaayr His Majesty's on the 30th June, for England. The Dick, naval Colombo on the The ship Eclifr. Roads on the 28th Majesty's 59th P WEOSI THE AZEJVAL• A? COLO1U10—) from Kornegalle, anent, from G:lle, Commanding the ' Captain LlawsoN, , instant; Lieutenant tbs 21st instant ; - Slot instant. DMA 1:71'llr; FROM orient, for ltatnapora, same corps; Second for Korn^galle, the' for Risanwelle, the 63d Regiment, for ' The noble and 'House, in the M. occupied as a Barra and a large quantir sited within its - In consequence troops to Edinbt the Picquet hitherto burgh Volunteers, Monday se'nnigl wicicshire Militia, the Garrison at Be • The 7th Royal `at Fort George, in readiness to transports come Yesterday, the Wards was conclu• R. Herriess. _ W. J. Reeve% Della'? „lames Croak - WilSow WI W. G irtssin 4110001, A. Tame Chas. A. /avast) John nukes - The Mr. Breeden Pullen - °Jones - Mr. Deputy Dacre Samuel Wriglas Jean Drinkaid M. P. Laces, Deputy Peter Skipper - William Cam/than Charles Stuart - Gilpin Garet - Mr. Bridges resigned.— Jobe Human William Rowe G. Stevenson Charles Wm. IBA G. Smith • The • Samuel Harware William Sowerby Thongs Co!emus Henry Dibbiag Wm. blajpie Williams Gilman John Mott Thomas Moore, Ja ' The This iJoku Mound Marks Chapman •Ealward•Byton Lucas Birch W. Aigel Mr. P. P. Buraud CORN MARKET, , We have had but h week, and the demand 'Limy samples of middling quatities case with Barley, market, and only and these at a reduce ordinary sorts were .oader Monday's - sates at that abatement. teaccedingly bea r 'Day, no Corn can Reef...... St Ski M►ttton 41 Od HAT Al May 23 'Os to 6 Or to DLit raw IA Om the 22d intent, at South End, Kee% the .A. lateatiers, Esq. of a daughter. Wednesday, at his house is litsteellooqueee, esesLetunau, Esq. M.P. of a son. — LOWDON7Ptinted acdpsilidted bT teem • nate, ienstk-J3ur. • . • • • THE - AP:Vt - - • • • • --,-- .::-:$ ~. IRMY IN TILE RUT nom General Sir Ronanr'BanwNarc • ' . eyleit, returns immediateiv to En, store-ship Dick, of Londi.n, Ca nd ships Albion and Ilioilere, dat the Island of Ceylon the he. -. • letachments of the 45th Resift. i:ngland: The Dick and Ma • . • , Chile, bat the Layton, not bei n 4. ,arbour, bore away for Trincom sth, 73d, and 83d Regiments are liei of Ceylon. The 19th return to .... :ely, after bein g u p war d s of 20 Ft The 45th• Regiment are quart.. of d Regiment at Trincornala:; a ;l ,i relieve the Web at Point-de fi d Ceylon Regiments are also at c. fil ia l .hment of his Majestip's 59th Reg , sody of Bengal Native troops, . •.•n in Calcutta during the Kandyae in ;bark shortly again for Bengal. s••• 's 59t1t Regiment are quartered at BaD A the river Ganges, and the 24:111 si9f ypore, on she same river. To! 's 84th Regiment sailed from Ilf a , li ' me, On board the ship Ladl .Ve 6 & a l - siva' store-ship, arrived in the llcu. -... se 26th July, from Point-de•Galle• lipSe,• of London, railed from Col n , Th o 28th July, with a detachment r‘ i Regiment cm board, for Calcutta. .blic t CEYLON GAZETTE or 24111 Jt.i.s:. - I tv Couraso—Lieetenant Bras , 59th ILO.. „,, h tke 18th Instant ; Ensign MTh; 19tk e, the 18th instant ; Lieut.-Colonel W•• Royal FLogineers, from Ga:l e , t h e 1 96 1... o ,of the Royal T:rsgineers, fr..rn GA.., A( d; int DoitAN, .59th Regiment. from the lut . • Sx EDWARD Ilsasus, K.C.11. from Gallr, '• Rom Cotoleso—Lieutenant Nstost, VA !? ' era, the I f.,th instant, wilt a eetactrom:Gi • * Ind-Lieutenant Nrwsett,lgt Ceylon R•fro. f, le 19th instant ; Ensign BATLed 10th k w . d , le 22d instant ; Assisrant-Surgeon .1. TO) . . n it Kornegalie, the 2•2 d instant. e • .at .nd extensive building, called 8r.,, . N Market-place at Nottingham, is , ' i ' Barrack for the 52d Regiment (i F '- in al , 'entity of ammunition has bees .., ; walls.. nee of the return from Glasgow of . I [burgh Castle and Piershill Harrat• Hitherto furnisted by the Royal E" , I sers, has been discontinued. ra might, the Staff and Arms of the t. " tia, were removed from Coldstream 1 t Berwick. .1i oyal Veteran Battalion, now sta:••• • e, are under orders to hold therm& s r to embark for Chatham, as soon re forward. CITY ELECTIONS. the Polling for the uncle:meetly 0 icluded—the numbers stood as follom s FARRINGDON WITHOUT. •9 - - 506' W. A. Beckwith - i 'pity 497 Wm. Pontifez - - • ' . - •451 Richard Tiolor - .. • - 4441 T. O. Scold; • - "' u- - 429 W. Patten - - :t - 429 J. W. Southgate - • - -4 , 26 • Samuel Ribero: - "' i - 484 Thal= Harper ' • . • - 422 Me first &meta were chosen. atIPPLIKIATE WITUOUT. • - 312 *2lr. T. Challis - • • - 309 Yalowky -5; , • - 280 *Ewer . - r wre resigned.—The first Four were chorea ; . TOWIIt. i - 239 •W. Clark - - ' 1 .. 237 'William Ruston - :' , pay 235 Robert Smith - - ' i _ - 232 James Bunt • - - " i 1 2116 Samuel Dixon - - 1 .. i -. 223 David Laing - - 1 I - 216 I esigned.—The erne Twelve wereelsoste. CoßowAlstes. I 87839 jamr, Ri W ehar Wat d r i r cin A in b i bey bq - 13 .-.- 0 1 k 87 I 6— Wood he first Eight were chow. 9REAMS-STRSZT. 85 Benjamin B%akaly - 11 .3 - so M. T. Gaideb. .. - 79 Jonatkto Crocker - il in - 78 •-- }Warn . - 75 • James Bridge - 59 - 72 • Saone! Tipper - 35 - 71 James Bate, and -.- 11.4ekmas, resi,,Ved- be first Twelve were chosen. CORI4II ILL. - Ward returns Six Members. - 77 I Jamas Jacks - - ti - .41.5 Timm, Blunt - - 4+: - 64 •-....- A Ilerston .• 84 I !G. Carroll - - : 9 • s :. ft • sad rsusjL—Tbe first Six were chosen. :ET, MARK-LANE, DECEMBER i'..4 :• d but few arrivals of any Grain ti 's demand has been as trifling, for er.l -,f Wheat have been disposed of, the ies being unsaleable. This is also t'..e y, of which there is a deal at [y superfine sample s could b e got 4 eduction of full 2s. per quarter: LO were offered this morning fall 45. i prices, without being able to elect .tement. Oats, Beans, and Peas were avy.—To;morrow being Christmas an be worked until next. week. :LD MARKET, DECEMBER 24. ti co A. 44 j Veal. .ss Od to 6s 61 dto Se e,l l Pork AND ST It AW P 1 LOA* •No areas difference it price, Svat bit grerk to .4.S os 1 I §eraw —AI es to sel Is to ' 8 id Rowen 11) Os to see 0 r I3iRTUS. at, at South End, Kent, the lady af Mark' K a daughter. is house is liumell-equire, the Lady 0.1 t•• M. P. of a son. • -•••- • • - -