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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. 1101 10)10,' DleglialliaV.alt MAMMY Minified Di►ine Service this monolog, at-his private chapel, ac companied by his suite. The service was perforated by l b, g m Mr. SEYMOUR. Hi s MAJESTY took an airing this afternoon in the Park, accompanied by the Lord Steward, in his 'retort. Arida) , Earl DUDLEY arrived at the Royal Lodge, an d had an audience of his MAJE►rr, with whom he partook of refreshments, and after wards lest for London. On Friday last, his MAJESTY, with his usual munift• co o, sent 501. to THOMAS JENNE'', E,q. our worthy chi e f Maghtrate, for the comforts of the necessitous oor of the perish of Windsor. DJII MIGUEL is cape. ted to arrive in a few days. DUBLIN, Dacessissa 20. 'hit day day the Marquis Wst.t.nsury arrived at the Gunk, about :oast, frost the Viet regal Lodge, in the Phenix Park, sod • after his Lordship's arrival, the Lords initials for t►e of the Moe of Lord Lieutenant, in the interval elapse between the departure of the Marquis of Wel .. the arrival, in January, of his Lordship's successor, were into cflice.—The Lords Commissioners are, Sir Anthony _ Lord Chancellor ; Lord Plunkett. the Chief Justlee •of Collft of Common Pikes; and the Might Hoo. Chatles Kendal Justice of the Court of King's Bench. To-marrow his by the Marchioness Wellesley and her Lady niter, Miss Caton, will leave Dublin, for England, and their -ay be expected in London. ARRIVALS. Lady Georgians Apt Ellis. at Thoroodike Honse • Count de at Sabloalere's Hotel, from Perk; Mr. de Root, in Ai.- -- from Boyle Farm ; Hen. Mr.Oreirllle, in Piccadilly ; Yullarton and Family, at their haulm in Great Stan :,from the Continent; Mr. Butler Danvers, ; Major and Mrs. Emmerson, in Pall-mall; Earl and Gower, in Hlmiltan-place • Captain sod Mrs. Ogilby, in oast, from Park; Mr. Tayl or, at Whkehall; Mrs. Charles Lot, at Whitehall; Mr. Augusta. Stapleton, in Charles- Berkeley -agnate; Mr. and Mrs. Falconer , in Baker -onset. the Neti.erlansis ; Mrs, and Miss G. Rine, in Gloucester. from Cheltenam ; Major and hits. Hamilton, in Brook. from l'ark ; Mr. Henry Bouverie, in Park-street; Lieut. Baring, rust Life Guards, in Ber keley-square; the Hun. Curzon, in Lincoln's Inn fields; Mrs. sad Miss Forbes, in met. from Florence; lion. Mist Crewe. in Park-street; and Niko Hartord, in Gloucester-place, front Clifton Hot Wells; and Miss Cranmer, in • Riker -street, from Bath ; Captain and Bolton, in Charies.atreet, &. James's square, from Man n; Capt. Pemberton, in Pall-mall, from Jamaica; Viscount piton, in Lower Brook-street; Dr. Hum. in Berkeley re; Major and Mrs I ristow, in Ostmark-street, from Rams ; hj•r Leigh, in Pall-mall, from Ponsmorth ; Major and Owen, In Regent -street, from 'Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Somers Piccadilly, from Dublin; the Hon. WithamHoward, in, Kidensbridge; CUrnet and Mrs. Cosby. in Hakim.. iron Brighton; Hon. NI. Ponsonby. at Knightsbridge; Has. Villiers, at Kent Haute; Captain William West, at the • Barracks, from Brighton • Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, in , front Paris; Major Ba dcock, of the etc, Hussars, ...or Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, in Gloucester-place, frans Captain Chri.tie, in Piccadilly, from Paris: Captain Porter, 1011 Lancers, at Stevens's lintel, from 'York; Mr. William ,. in Gloucester-place, from Boulogne; Mr. and Mrh - Adair, in Pall-mall, from the lonian Islands; Cornet Alb, at Long's Hotel, from Hounslow; Lady and Mk in Baker -street, from Paris; Mr. F. L. Beekford and . Hertford, its Manchester-square. rutin Southampton • Capt. Dlr..lambert; in Montage-square, from Lisbon ; Mr. a nd Mrs. In Portman-square; from Brighton; Sir Mark Singleton, Hertford-street; Mr. Henry Long, in Cavendish - square, ; Captain Henry Harding, of the Royal Artillery, in .Iron Woolwich; Mr. Henry Trail, in Grusvenor _ Captain Harvey, in Pall-mall, from Paris; Must Chaska% in Brook-street. from Paris; Mr. Henry David...is u, Corodish Nome, from hie Hunting Lodge, in Ot- Wilshire ; Captain F. Richardson, in Devonshire-street, from /farthing ; Mrs. and Alin Townley, in Dronk street, from the astute of F ; the Chevalier Romaine, in Pall-mall, from Ber lin; Idr. Prendergiass, in Charks-atteet, Berkeley-square, from Brighton ; Rev. CS - curse Minn. in ant wt /inn; Btighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Symonds. in GIVCII-SUCCI, Park.lane„ front Paris; • Rev. 11. Smith, and Airs. South, at the Beroers Hotel, &roars from then seat Dry Drayton, Cambridge; Mrs. Trail, at '•rim Brighton; Captain Maddock. at ditto, frost Btletton; Mrs. &own, at ditto, front Scotland. DEPA 'STUBS& The Marquis of Anglesey, fur Hastings; the Earl of Wiltshire. Amport House ; Major Bacon, for Hounslow ; t ajor • 'b.: Earl of Howth, for the seat of the Marquis Clanricarde, ifurdshire ; Major Whack, for Plymouth ; Lieut. Hinckinsan, A Dorchester ; Mrs. and Miss Midland, for Milsorn.streor i Rath ; Cipt. Dulkeley, hir Windsor; Capt. O'NieU, for Brightest; Capt. R. Macdonald, fur Constasitinople; Mr. J. Cave, for Hastings; Captain Edward Spalding, of the gtft Lancers, for York ; Captain Besderroo, for Manchester ; Mr. W. R. Lytton Raises, for Wu bran Park, Tetsworth ; Major and Mrs. Acton, for Bads; Major &UN for Cork ; Mrs. and Miss Milford, for Bath; .Mr. and Mrs. Homy Grant, for Paris ; Captain (Mona, of this 7th Dragoon Guards, (or Birmingham; Major Fleming, for Cork ; Hon. Colonel Lygoe,of t►e Pint Life Guards, from Hertfordstreet, for Spring Hie; Captain • Hazelriu, tor Bath; the Ladies Fitzpatrick, fur Northaniptearldre; Captain Donaldson, from Berke. (or Blandford, in Dursetshire; Major Kelly, for Charles Coate, for the seat of Sir Charles Coote,Bart. Ira. and Miss Abington, for Bath; Cornet William fur Bombay ; Mr. Charles Stinky, for the seat of the Bootbay ; the Rev. Charles Porter, from Hanover , Vicarage in Hampshire; Mrs. and Miss Venter, for e, Bath ; Major Edwards, of the Ind Regiment, for Calmut Ckrke, for Teddingtoo Park ; Captain Smith, 'a Dragoon Guardi, for Pieraill Barracks. near Edin .. Henry Smith, for Marlborough-buildings, Bath ; Mr. Stapleton, fur Suffolk; J. M. LUGS, Eaq. and Mrs. Luca s Berner, Hotel, for their *eat, Bennington Hall, Derby ss Burrows, from ditto, for Berm/hem Hall; Rev. Chao ditto, for Oxford Mrs. Lirwellan, front ditto ; Osgood Esq. from ditto, for Wield Grange Park, Cogglesball. CHANGE& ,c 1 Howard of Effingham, from Humeod Hall, fax ilteGraose Rotherham ; Mr. Phillip Bacon, from ►is seat at Woodstock, • ; Hon. and Rev.Jas. Brownie'', from Cork, for Battu ments in Cumberland Lodge,which is contiguous Cottage. In Windsor Great Park, have been prepared the Grand Duke Idsceac. Jintertaintnente upon a e are tube given •by hh Amore, in compliment to the she, co his arrival. ItlAcnutair gave her fourth lecture on Thur.- evening, at her chapel, in Lisle-street, Leicester- The chapel ores more crowded than on any :casion. The lecture was founded on four Proverbs, relative to the proper correction of S.turday the remains of the highly respected Pres iaii Minister, Dr. A. WA UGII, of Wells Street Cha. Pel, were interred at the burial ground in Bunhill-fields. A very large concourse of spectators were present, foe the most part in mouthing; and the hearse was follow. ed by thitly-seven mourning coaches, containing about two bonctird Ministers and other friends of the deceased.l Amongst the large number of Clergymen present, we observed the Rev. Rowland Hill, Rev. Edward Irving, and most of the Scotch Ministers wiso officiate in and r Landon. An oration was delivered at the grave the Rev. Dr. Winter. Wednesday the copyrights of the works of Sir Wa SCOTT, which belonged to the sequestrated estate Inns. ARCHIBALD COMITASLII and Company. were by public auction In the Royal &change Coffee ise, Edinburgh. The works consisted of the novels tales from Waverley toQuintin Durward, together various shares of the poetical works, from the linstrelsy of the Scottish Border to Halidon Hill. They 'ere put up in one lot at 5,5001. and after a keen con . were knocked down at 8,5001. Mr. CA DZLIo, partner the late Mr. Comyrasts, was the purchaser. A Len bookseller, who was present, bid as high as BAWL GREENOCK, Dim 19. Saturday morning, between five and six o'clock, the Helensburgh steam packet, lying at the Castom•house Quay, was discovered to be on fire. By prompt eat... tions the fire was got under about seven o'clock but not until considerable damage was done to the cabin. deck, &c. The fire had commenced in the plaice whe.e the coals were kept, and had made serious progress before the master and others, who slept on hoard, were aware. As the damage, however, was confined to the upper works, the packet was able, in the course of the morn ing, to proceed to Glasgow to repair. CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Decsmasa 21. The Rev. F. H. Waikato°, B.A. of Trinity Hall, has been is. atituted, on his own petition, to the sinecure rectory of East Dere ham. Norfolk. King's College old Lodge, with the adjoining houses, will be pulled down next month, when the splendid edifices which adorn that magnificent College will be seen to great advantage. OR FORD, Dec so sea 22. Thursday last, Mr. George Edwards Heatheote was admitted Scholar of New College. The Rev. Harty Lee, jun. B.D. Fellow of New College, has been presented to the Vicarage of North Bradley and Southwieke, Wilts, vacant by the death of Archdeacon Moberly. Monday being the last day of Term, the following Degrees were conferred— Meerut or Aars—Ru. Henry Robert Fowler, Exeter College. Bacien.ou or Aura—Charles Parker, Queen's College; William Wyndham Tatum, Queen's College; Jureph Christian Moore, Edmund Hall; Henry Thompson, Unwind Hall; Thomas Bar nardiston Wrightson, Brasennose College; William Wheeler, Dory of Magdalen Colley; William Tomkins, Jesus College; John Roberts; Jesus College; Thomas Thomas, Jesus College; Hen Walter Seawell, Lincoln College ; tlenry Willoughby, Lin. cob" College; Michael Thorne, Lineoln College; Edward Pole, Rueter College; William Davis Vickers, Christ Church; Henry Pettier, Worcester College; George Bodky Warren, Worcester College; John Henry Stickball', Pembroke College; Thomas Scud, Magdalen Hall; Charles Woodward, Magdalen Hall; Harry James Lewis Williams, Magdalen ICC( 1711•911C.A L FILOMOTIOPIS. RCM. Mr. Webber, law Chaplain to the House of Commons, to the Rectory of St. Margaret's Westminster. Rev. Mr. Taylor, to the Rectory of Winne!, near Winchester. Rev. Thomas Watkins, M.A. to be Precentor of Winchester C.tbedral. Rev. John Banister, of Alton, Hants, to the Perpetual Curacy of West Workiharn, void by the death of the Rev. J. Duncan. Rev. G. Dixon, Vicar of Tynemouth, has been presented by tbe Rcv. L. V. Vernon, Chancellor of the Cathedral Church, York, to the Vicarage of Waghen, in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The Rail of Moray bat presented the Rev. Mr. Ferries, Avech, to the Church of Edinkillie. the Rev. Mr. Steel having declined the presentation tendered to him on the death of the Rev. Air. M`Par lane, the late Incumbent. Thursday the Rev. Dr. Thompson preached an excellent sermon, iq Sr. Cuthbert's Church, Edinburgh. previous to the moderating a call for the Rev. John Paul, of Miybole, to be one of the Ministers of the West Church, Edinburgh, in room of the late Rev. Sir M. Itgoncreig. Thursday sennight. the Rev. David Davidson was inducted, br . the Presbytery of Dundee, as minister of Droughty Ferry Chapel; to which charge he was uoanimously elected by the subscribers. ELECTION OF COMMON COUNCILMEN. CONTESTED WARDS. The following was the state of the respective Polls at their close on Saturday evening: PORTSOKEN WARD—Return, 5. Mr. Colelosteh 87 Mr.. Perry .77 Mr. Sealer,. '59 Mr. Smith 79 Mr. Carter 76 Mr. Preued 68 TOWER WA D—Returns 12. Mr. Shipper, Deputy 110 Mr. Curet so Mr. Wright 10S I Mr. Driohald 00 Mr. Hov;rlif Mr. Smkb Mr. Robinson 107 95 95 Me. Hall 11 )Ir. &matt sl 'C RIPPLIIG ATE V #tr.•Rkhar4aoat 39 Mr. Yeti so Mr. ✓South 49 Mr. Jaques as Mr. Palabst 4$ Mr. Wilshire 40 Mr. Nay Mr. Hunt Mr. Cawthorne Mr. Mon BREAD-STREET Mr. Maine. Deputy US Mr. Coleman Mt 'lTHlN—Returns S. Mr. Waterhouse Mr. Beeten Mr. Field Mr. Brant Mr. Allcockt .V7ARD--Iletursts 12. Mr. Cope Mr. Davie= Mr. Fink Mr. Scott Mr. Hooper Mr. Shoobridpt Hr. Bridge Mr. Hallam Mr. Bum Mr. De Grave Mr. Legg D—Retarns 15. Mr. W. K. Mild Mr. Bovill Mr. Chatfield Mr. KOOK Mr. Salallpitce Mr. Jones Mr. Pewtress Mr. Hattoot 'ARD—Returns 14. Mr. Bennett Mr. Chat Mr. Stirtevant Mr. Welton Mr. B. G. Windus Mr. Thomas Whisks. Mr. Pattent 6—Returns 10. Mr. Barbet/. Mr. Leyton Mr. Nichol'''. Mr. Unwiof Mr. Steveant Mr. Creed} the two last lost. .RI)--Retunts 9. Mr. Coombs Mr. Martin Mr. loot Mr. Marshall Mr. Croak V ITH I N— Returns 11. Mr. Williams Mr. Westwood Mr. Hayward Mr. Mureott Mr. hematite} ' Mr. Themploof Mr. Fisher} Mr. Bevermittf Mr. Hartley} 'MOUT—Retsina Is. Mr. Blacken Mr. Beckwith Mr. Finis. Mr. Bedford Mr. Harms Mr. Galloway Mr. Roberts Mr. Pricet Mr. Huntt r are new Candidates. 1 i ~~ NAVA Aiettes from Brigitte, dated as Saturday, states that the from Bognor to Selma, was covered with the timbers of the from Bombay River, on shore near Fashion, end broken up the late pies. . Dust., Nov. fifi...-This morning, at daylight, the wind was at N. when the ontward.bound began to get away, and have all sailed. PLTIIOI7III, Dec. 44.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Balus,Grass, from Newfoundland, with loss of topmasts. Fnusoiren, Dec.lll. Wind S.S. W. Dec. 22.—Wind S. W.—Sailed the Sandwich packet, for !Asks . Francis Freeling packet, for the Leeward Islands ; and Lord Mel--' Mlle packet, for Jamaica. WIYIKOOIII, Dec. 25.—The Faith, from Sr. Michael's, is still riding In 'der West Bay, but Is expected to be brought Into the Roods in the course of the day. [ Ariasouns Dec 2l.—The Gordon Castle, Horne, front Ray s tbaleur to London, Lam been riding in this Bay since the 18th inst. labs has been obliged to slip her anchor and part of her chain an i nlinount of the windlassftiving way.• She is now coming into the Barbour to repair her windlass. The anchor and chain are expected ♦ be recovered when the weather moderates. ST. Pirrassauiton, Dec. s.—By accounts from Cronstadt of the !d inst. the Union, DIAN, from London, was not to be seen • and k was supposed she had been forced to quit her station, owing to bad weather, and bad sailed for a lower port. W e bad a severe pie on the 211 inst. . Rumets, Dee. 14.—The Diligente, Mums, which sailed the 17th wk. for Holl,has put back with damage. Aateraanan, Die. 13.—The Ribs, Sum which sailed en the Ask of October, from the Teed for Hall, not having since been kerdot, is supposed to have been lost in the gale of the id uk. Barrett, Nov. 27.—We have no advice, from Ragland later than Ilse 6th ult. owing to the pre vaknce of N. W. and W. gales, with unusually early snow and severe frosts. We are fearful of bearing `Mich distress from sea, when the wind changes either S. or E. nentaacx Or a ITATIMINT OF 1111,ACY, DU DK BY narrate omens ItAIICUIFIKL, OF Mt lIICHOOIIit •LSION. We left Smyrna on the 2d of June, and notbiag occurred to impede our passage till the sth inst. when off the island of Ipsara, at seven AM. we saw three boats making towards us; they neared us fast, and I ordered the ensign to be hoisted ; in about half as Mee after this we made them out to be misticoes; they came ~fir/ at eight, A./I. when we saw that each boat contained forty teat s all armed ; oat boarding us, they demanded in bioken English what our cargo was ; I told them ' • but, not being satished with my assertion, they moved the long-boat, and broke open the main hatch. During this time one of the Pirates took the helm, and another was ordered to the mast head to look out, and a third lowered tbe colours and , tied it round his waist; the sails were lowered, and the running- I rigging cut. On one of my men speaking Italian. he was taken to the fore part of the ship and tied to the mast. They then took the cabin boy, and in broken English demanded where the money was; he told him there was none, on which they tied him to a gen, placed a man on each side of him with loaded pistols, whilst two others ' beat him most cruelly, to induce hint to confess; but finding that he still COUfilltlY4l to deny all knowledge of any, they released him.— After this they went to the cabin and took my two watches, as also forty dollars, and with a crow-bar tote up the cabin in all di rections, hoping to find money and other valuables. After being on board three hours, they loaded their boats with our cordage, warps, kedge and stream anchors; guns, and gun-carriages, small arms, and sails, and cabin furniture. They took the clothes off, my back, as also the rest of my wearing apparel, likewise those of the crew, and only left us ten pounds of bread, when they got into the boats. I called out to them to return som- of the things, and they gave ale an old hat and a sextant in it. The cabin boy was the only person badly treated on board. When they left us, they went towards Ipsara, and I:returned to Smyrna to refit. (Signed) GEO. RADCLIFFE, Master of the schooner Albim. PROM Tub HAMPSHIRE TILEORAPH, ACC. 22. Sun 'ay evening last his Royal Highness ihe Lord High Admiral arrived at she Admiralty House, and dined wi.h Admiral the Hon. Sir Robert Stopford, _ _ K.C.B. Oa Monday morning his Royal Highness vi •ited and inspected several ships of war in the harbour, and the Elephant, 58 (taut), in a state of ordinary; after which, about four in the afternoon, he landed in the Doek-yard, and proceeded to the Royal Naval Cul lege, in order to inspect the Students, as they were usually employed. On Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock, his Royal Highness proceeded again to the Dock-yard, and commenced a more particular inspec tion of the Royal Naval College, accompanied by the Comma , rder in Chief of the port, the second in com mand, and the Hon. Sir George Grey, Commissioner of the Dock-yard, as the usual visiiingCommittee. Hisßoyal H gluons directed the students about to be discharged into his Maje.tj's Navy, to be ex.mined very minutely, before him, in Naviga inn, Naval Gunnery, and For tification, dining which his Royal Hi g hness was pleased to express his great satisfaction. Afterwards the same students wet e examined in His or y. Geography, French, and Drawing. This examination took up about three hours, and brought under his Royal Highness's view the full effective course of instruction. The students still resident at the Co lege were afterwards brought before him, in classes, and received peculiarly kind ad vice, as to their conduct as students and British Naval Officers. After this his Royal Highness directed the students in Naval Architecture to be introduced; and having inspected their drawings, plans, &e. he addressed to them a few observations on the great importance of a profession, on which the superior construction of our ships of war must mainly depend. After this his Royal Highness entered his carriage, and set off for Plymouth. His Royal Highness directed medals to be given to some of the most distinguished students about to he discharged into the Royal Navy; and was, pleased, with his own hand, to deliver prises of less: value to the most distinguished among the junior stu• dents. His Royal Highness, before he left the College, was also pleased to signify his intention of giving a medal in future to the student who, previous to his discharge, should most distinguish himself in naval nunnery and fortification. The Chairman of the Victualling Board (the Hon. Major General Stapylton) has lately made an official visit here, having in view the removal of the entire of the Victualling establishment at this port to Weevil, on the Gosport shore, where the brewery department has always been carried on. It is expected that by consolidating the duties, the set lices of fewer persons, as Clerks, Masters of Trades, Artificers, and Labourers, will be required, and that a material annual saving may be thereby effected. The Agent Victualler's office, it is said, will be abolished, and its business con,olidated with that of the resident Commissioner at Hadar. The 'officers are also to be placed on a reduced establishment.. A further saving, it is expected, will arise, by placing the Brewery and Vooperage immediately under the inspection of the principal officer, who will become resident on the spot, with a Foreman, and so dispense with the Master Brewer and Master Cooper. The King's Mill, with the present stores and manufactures, are to be given up to the public service of other Boatds, chiefly to the Ordnance and Engineer departments. The Slop branch of the pursery business is to be transferred from the Navy Office to the Victualling Office; and those articles, from the Ist of January, are to be procured by Pursers from the Victualling department, and not from the Dock-yard, as heretofore. Extensive preparations, in the way of fittings up of some of the stores, and the enlargement of others, at Weevil, are now going on. We understand that the estimated ex pense of making all the necessary erections and alter*. lions these is 270,0001. The Undauoted. 46, Captain Clifford, C.B. has been. prevented' sailing for Plymouth this week, by somh west gales, which have blown with remarkable violence, attended on Thursday morning with thunder, lightotog, and heavy rains. Providentiallj no injury has been done. The Maidstone frigate, Commodore Skipsey, for the Cape of Good Hope, has not proceeded, from the same cause. Thursday the Vigilant, Lieutenant Meredith, and the ' r; .;• . . . ,20! i+~+~ on _..csday. Captet mand of the Terror bomb. Captain Lewis Davies, of the Rove, 4 appointed so the Ariadne; Lieutenant George Morris and Mr. T. Ws Parker, Purser. to Erebus; Lieutenant E. D. Hutchinson, and Mr. C. Hunter, Parser, the /Etna r Lieutenant James Caulfield, and Mi. F. Hanger, Purser, to the Infernal ; Lieutenant H. Nurse, and Mr. G. Nicholls, Purser, to the Grasshopper; Lieutenaets Er N. Kendall and H. T. Austen, and Mr. W. H. Bray, Plum, to the Chanticleer (not Challenger, as stated in our last Paper); Mr. Lamb, Purser. Mr. A. Simpson, Surgeon, and Mr. G. Symes, Assistant; ttithe ttrror Mr. Stevenson, Assistant Surgeon, to the I.itannial ; Mr. C. Qaesnel, to be Supernumerary Surgeon of the Syb lle: Mr. Espie, Surgeon, and Mr. J. G. Lyallo Assistant, to the Mersey. The following Gentlemen passed their examinations for Lieutenants Commissions, at the Roycl.Naval Col lege, last week:—Henry Perceval Lewis Delafons ; Henry Cesar Hawkins, George Martin Hunter, Fre derick Hennah, Richard Edward Bullen, Charles Eden James Webb, John Maxwell, and Albert Lastellett Jeoner. Colonel Sir Richard Williams, is appointed to command the Portsmouth DivisiOn of Royal Marines, in the room of Colonel Moncrieffe ; and Stijor Parke is appointed to command the Royal Marine Artillery. Lieutenant Colonel Anwyl. laic Major in the 4th Foot, is appointed to command the 95th Regiment at Malta, vice Wylly, deceased. V Trial THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, Doe. *4. We had a fair supply of hod r' - samples fresh being 4 more- carriage • up this log, but the buyers aware that to-morrow being Christmas. day nothing can be wanted, declined purchasing until Wednesday, wises the accumulation of arrivals are expected to be large. Rise eimples of Wheat were full Is. per quarter cheaper; and the inks. Aar sorts still la wer. Barley is from Is. toss. per quarter lower, S little done at that decline. Beans and Peas were very dull sale, and certainly cheaper. The supply being large, Oats were oho heavy, although the arrival was far from being large. In other articles there is no alteration. Wheat, Kent & Essex, 60s 621 Peas, Grey 401 431 Suffolk, .50: 601 Beans, Small (new) 46s alls Norfolk, 456 454 Tick, (new)•:111, dos Rye 30s 33s Oats, Potato, 26s Ms Barley 30s 33s Poland 245 uts Malt 56s 601 Feed 16. 20a Peas Wbite 58s 40s Boilers 44s 481 UMW 695 1,519 1,095 Flour, per sack. 4Js. 501 Rapeseed 201 239 per last! LAST WM. Foreign Oats Irish Oats . Beans, qrs. Peas English Floor, sacks . . • Vininsee, Diet Di v ing Stevie! Ibis coMpanied by his to the Rev. Mr. STY( His MAJESTY to Great Park. acenail pony phaeton. Yesterday Earl and had an audient partook of relreahmt On Friday lost, c oca. sent 501. Chief Maghtrate. poor of the pariah DJII MIGUEL it e DUB NI day the Marquis toe o'clock, front the V immediately after his L a dministration of the Mich .ball elapse bett t o il. and the arrival, it worn into cflice.—The ybrt, the Lord Chance: tk Deft of Camaro I Balk, Chief Junk, of lordsbip,secooopanieri snip's sister, Miss Caton arrival may be expected FASHION Lady Georgians Ap limes at Sabloniere's kesso.street. from Bo w. and Mrs. Mullanoi bspe street, May-fair, ~ptccadiMy; Major al Cams , Gower, in IC Work•stieet, from Pas Attistkot, at Whits* .meet, Berkeley-salaam from the Neti.erisnds ; , from Cheltenar met, from Parte ; hi Davy liana`. rust L Frauds Caws, In Lin Baker-strett, front Flo Ills. and NlissHartord, Mrs. and Miss Cranme Mrs. Bolton, in Claw (better; Capt. Pembe Dungan's', in Lowe! square; Major and Mr pie; Major Leigh, in Maw Owen, In (gegen' Sialloao, uI Piacadally, Wilton-place, Knigistsl place,irom Brighton; I George Villiers, at laightsboadis Barrack Gisocestet.pisee, from ken Dublin • Mr. and Did; Captain Cbri,tii °Noe 916 Lamm*, at Fermat, io Gloucess Compton Adair, in Woolworth, at Lone, Campbell, in Baker-sir Capt. Bickford, is Mt and Mr.. Lambert; in Adams, In Portman -al Bat. in Hertford.stree from Hampton ; Capta Grompeoor-plac, irosn street, from Park; Ca Mrs. and Mal Chaska Dartuw,, Ili fordabire; Captain F Worthing ; Mrs. and Wadi of France ; for in; Hr. Prendergiai kricbton ; Lire. Cram Mr. and Mrs. Syntuo the Rev. H. Sniith, an street, from their seal ditto, from Brighton ; Dr. and Mrs. Brown, • The Marquis of An for Amport House; limb; ibr Earl of Flo . I:Bedfordshire ;hi ajc k Dorchester; Mee ht ram . Nt square, ir. efor bu ( to Ireland ; Mt Grey Cierke. f Residency at square. for his Quaen.square Bath; Mr. eal et the Kiss's bargh; Mr. H • made, Staple fros the Bee Aire; Mio B COl, (torn dirt Haabury, Bag Lad Heys Pins @where' ',Hounslow Apartmer yr tae Hord ( mow, th mad teal, at Royal Luke,. MISS MA day eveninj aware. 1 vAuser ocea oohs in PI Youth. 0 . thby llv 'rent of MI cold I)ui sod t with Mies were Itst Of thi don • • Bramble, Lietariiiiiit Oa %MI .1- 110 -- Remain at Spigiiii4LiTailialija4 41thillkager, Peer y end Tagus, Poe*** awe: t twenty outward bound merchautimi_ "Ist 1:1111/ Victory, Itd. stage, Melville, llisialstoiato. Brit • tomart, Terror, Onyx. A Lieutenant, berjeant, e atut private of the royal marine artiiiitry ' ea cedars,Wt embA kis each of the bombs fitting out. . Captain Fitt Clarence yasterclay . tnokAre COO3Olllllll of Challenger, 28, which ship artivei from Plymouth, on Wednesday. Captain Fletcher has ailica the corn' ss 23 BRIDGE WA Mr. W. Child Mr. Green Mr. Voss Mr. Smith Mr. Joyner, Deputy 49 Mr. Cartwright Mr. Saunders Mr. Locke Fa . BISHOPSOATZ 1 Sir W. Rawlins, Deputy 33 Mr. Greenaway, Deputy 52 Mr. DudtleU 32 Mr. Day 32 31 40 40 41 42 . Mr. Peveoek Mr. Stevens Mr. Dewier Mr. limo* Mr. Haswell Mr. Ayres Mr. Carter Mr. Elliot Mr. Dixon Mr. Stubbing LANGBOURI $5 86 $3 84 83 Mr. Whitby bk. Camay Ur. Mr. El;les Mr. Marsden Finally VINTRY WA' 44 I 4i 46 —. --___ PARRINGDON %I Mr. Denim' 105 Mr. Kelly Mr. Oldham Mr. Dasaby Mr. Daw Mr. W. Pritchard Mr. H. Pritchard Mr. Pdby Mr. Jackson 93 101 /00 95 Mr. Ridley IiARRINGDON WI Mr. Maser 14,41 Mr. Butterworth Mr. Banks Mt Mr. Taylor Mr. Harmer Mr. Vak —.. . Mr. Obbard4 100 Mr. Savage 100 Mr. Itaagsbaw 141 Thom marked with a Saturday morning a fire broke out in an unfinished house on Cumberland Terrace, Regent's Park, by.which the interior was totally consumed. Saturday, the Bth of December, the will of the Hon. CHAILLOTTZ W INDHAIA, relict of the late JOSEPH WINDHAM, of Earthen& Hall, in the county of Norfolk, Esq. was proved at Doctors' Commons Sbe has left to each of the three daughters of her nephew, the Hon. and Rev. Thomas as GRIT, Archdeacon of Surrey, 10,0001. Three per Cent. Consols ; to Sir WINDHAM DALLIS°, Bart. 10,0001. Three per Cent. Consols, and her house in Portland Place; to St. George's Hospital, the sum of 1,0001 ; and some smaller legacies. She has appointed Sir WINDHAM DALLING bet sole executor. Wheat, English quarters 3,355 Do. Foreign Do. Irish Barley, British Malt, British Oats 7,099 937 876 3,591 1,090 ( , American do. barrel* SMITHFIELD MARKET. Das. 24. Beef may be quoted 2d. per stone under Friday's prices, the best Oxen not exceeding Si. td. Crl stone. Mutton has undergone a similar decline, the best Downs not reaching higher than 4*. 10d. per stone. Veal maintains the price of last market day, with a firm appearance. In the Pork trade there .is no variation worth noticing.—Beasts, 1,559; Sheep, 14,890; Pigs, 130; Calves, 70. Beef, per stone, 4s. 6d. to Ss. 2d. Mutton, 4s. 64. to 41. 10d. Veal, Ss. 8d to 6s. 6d. Perk, Ss. 4d. to 6s. 4d.—Hay, per load, AD 7s. ad. to .64 111.44. Clover, £64 to .611 10$. 431 ea. to al lit. ~=.O L/VERPOOL, Dec. 22. COTIVN.—The import this week is 11,252 bags, but the sales do not exceed 7,950 bags, at a slight decline on American descriptions. It is supposed speculators have taken one-third of the quantity sold. —Advice+ from New York, of Ist December, quote prices of Up lands 9 to 11, and Premium of Exchange 111, lacing the same as the quotations of 14th November. Suns a, tcc.—There has been an extensive demand for Sugar, the refiners haviig come freely intp the market, mad 1,66 u Mids. have !wen disposed of, but prices are rather lower. Nothing Ins been done in Mebsses; 130 casks Coffee have been wild at, in acme in. stances, lower rates. There have been no transactions in Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. Paoustovx—So little basin's, has been done daring the week in - either Butter or Provisioas.that it is difficult to quote prices correctly A few days since, to Tea* a man named Hera, 11. joiner, being employed by the Rev. S. Lane, to remove-, a mantel-piece, in a house lately °cat pied by his sister, di.covered a bag, containing four hundred guineas, which had been concealed behind the woodwork. He immediately carried the whole contents of the bag to the owner of the house,-Exeter Flying Post. . An inquest was holden on Saturday evening at the Three Compasses Rosemary Line, on the body 9f W. Cleary, an Irish labourer, whose . death wasoccasiOned by his drinking a large ,quantity of full strength spirits out of a cask, on one of the wharfs where h was at work. Verdict—Died from excecsiie intoxication. Saturday morning, as early as half part :even, o'clrick, a number of persons assembled on Waterloo Bridge, to witne,s a young man, a compositor, perforrit the fol lowing difficut undertaking:—One hundred stones were placed one yard from each other, and the runner was to start from the first stone, put one at a time into, a basket, stationed at the place of starting, and proceed on in the same manner till the whole were picked up. The distance to be run, before the undertaking can be accomplished, is five miles and three quartets, all bat twenty yards, and the time allowed was..one. hour. Owing to the unfavourable state of the weather, the stones were placed on the pavement on the west side of . the bridge, and the runner accomplished his task in 54 is. minutes, comparatively easy.. , At one of the Holland HotisiSunday dinner parties, a year or two age, Crockford'i Club, then formin - was talked of; and the noble hostess observed, tha . fes II male passions for diamonds was surely less ruin ail the rage for play among men. "In short, you think," _. said Mr. Rogers, " that dubs are worse than diaminsilt_ This joke excited a laugh, and when it had subs' Sydney Smith wrote the following impromptu sellllol4 —most appropriately ox a card— "Thovintiess that tt all that's brightest fades," . - Unmindful of that grieve of %poles, The Sexton and his Subs ; How foolishly we play our parts ! Our wises on diamond set their hearts, We set our hearts on club! GIIETNA-GFERN MARRIAGES IN Faawca.....Tl4 Cour R.yal of Paris has been for some days engages! in considering the validity of a marriage, which had taken place at Gretna•green in 1821, between a French officer and a young widow. This Lady seems . to have had no other object in view than to preserve the enjoy ment of an income of 100,000 francs per annum, be longing to her son .14 OA time a minor. Of this she would be deprived wren before her son attained the age of 18, if the second were -annutted: — The . Court pro nounced the marriage null sad void for want of a previous publication at the . place of their abode. It decided that the words " provided that," inserted in the 170th art. of the Cede Civik; made the publication a condition essential to the validity of marriage ow . ("acted by Frenchmen in a foreign country. 4 11 F