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Leek Dec. CO, John Withen Wakeford, Bolton le-Moors, Lan cs..hire, linen-draper at ten, at the & idgewater Arms, Manchester. Dee. 20, Richard Wilson, Pontefract, Yorkshire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the George Inn. Coney street, York. CERTI I: ICA TES —Dsc. 17. -Francis' Runder and William Francis Campbell, Hatton-garden, jewellers. Wifiiiin — Lvtivin, East India Chambtrs; Leadenhall street, nterehstftrlitnteitobertson, Red Llun.street, •Clerlscnwell, jeweller. •.."%lijosil,. Robinson, Liverpool, upholsterer. James Davis, Ferry. wharf, Vauxhall, 'Coal-merchant. James Bleyrick, Blacktnatt-Stfeet, SouthXvirk,"grocer. 'Daniel Cheetham, Stock. port, Che,bire, cotton-spinner. Henry Carter, Itatclifir-highway, linen draper. Mary Whyte and James Whyte, Great East-cheap, Fisli.straet-hill, perfumers. William Broadhead, Ashton-under- I.ine. Lancashire ' and George Broadhead, Manchester. stone- Masons. Edward Higgs, Thurnbury, Gloucestershire, dealer in spirituous liquors. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. • Benjamin Wilkin-on and George Ilegginbottom ' *Glossop,Derhy shire, cotton-spinners. Chart Coleman Coleman and Richard Wedd, Illaidstone. Kent, surgeons. J mes Croat:. and William Davison, Alsiwick, Northumberland, seedsruen. Peter Camper and William Hunt, Edinburgh, writers to the signet. Thomas Reynolds and Thomas llrodribb, Itedcliff-street, Bristol, ironmongers. Joseph Green and Juhn Marsh, jun. Sheffield, manufacturers of Britannia metal goods. James Carleton and John Buckley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, tobacco-pipe manufacturers. James Glencross,William Iltsdgc, and John Norman, Devonport, Devonshire, bankers, so far as regards the said James Glencress. Jasper Westcott and Ne tts:4llcl Westcott, Bristol, brau-founders. Philip Hartley and Ro bert Ashburtser, Low-mill, near Ulverston, Lancashire, cotton !punters. George Hood and Francis Abbot, Derby, bobbin-manu lecturers. Thomas Goodchild and John Blunt, Fenchurch-street, merchants. Joseph Shoultsmith and John Standish, York, plum bets. Theodore Turley and William Undo'', Birmingham, stamper.. Richard Newport and Henry James North, Guildford place, Kennington-cross, Lambeth, Surrey, plasterers. John Davi son, blatthew Waller, and Charles Gould, Gutter lane, warehouse men. Thomas Wigglesworth and John Wigglesworth, Colne, Lanca-bire, cord manufacturers. James Yates and William Gil bertson, Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstaplers. Edward Brooman and I lenry Bowring, Commercial Sale-rooms, Mincing-lane. Joseph I Inlmes and Abraham Farrar, Lester-Dyke, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners. John Ashforth, Joseph Cutts, and John Harts. hot ti, Sheffield, silver-platers, so far as regards the said Jasep'a Cutts. William 0. 11. I.oveatt and John Gee, Chester, snullware dealers. John Clare, George Burdy. John Haddock, and Edward Browne, Warrington, Lancashire, crown-glass manufacturers, so far as regards the said George Bordy. Lewis Lazarus aad Philip Lazatis, Itosemary-lane, and Maiden-lane, Queen-street, Cheap s-de, rag-merchants. James Wilde, Benjamin Wilde. Joseph Wilde, and Henry Wilde, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothiers, so far as regards the said Benjamin and Henry Wilde. General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which governs Importation, made up to the 13th of November: _ . . . Wheat 645. I Id. 1 Oats 271. 3d. I Beans 465. 2d. Barley 40s. sd. Rye 425. 10d. Peas .50s. 10d. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 2:74 day of No vember, 1825, is 40s. 10*d. per cwt. exclusive of the duties of Cus toms paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof. MILITARY PROMOTIONS WAR-OFFICE, NOV. 25, ]825. 1.4 or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Brevet Colonel Alcsandtr Lard Saltoun to be Major, by purchase, vice Jones, who retires; Lieutenant and Captain Philip Clarke to be Cap tain and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Lord Saltoun ,• Ensign and Lieutenant George Johnstone to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purc h ase, vice Clarke; Ensign John William Jo- dull, from the 62d Foot, to he Ensign and Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Johnstone; Captain Francis Venable, Vernon to be Adjutant, vice Clarke, promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot—To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant Charles Davers Allen, from balf-pse o' the 96th Foot, vice Peter Donald /lobate, who exchanges ; Lieutenant William Dunne, from ball pay of the 25th Foot, vice William Stott, who exchanges. 15th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Clinton, from half-pay of the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Frederick Dundas Radford, who exehauges. li•th Ditto—Wiliam Bernard, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Rubinson, promoted. 21st Ditto—Captain Colin Campbell to be Major, by purchase, vice Thomas, promoted ; Lieutenant John Crofton I'eddie to be Captain, by putchase, vice Campbell; Second Lieutenant John Gonelday Bert to be Fir.t Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Peddle ; Gertleman Caller Arthur Webber. from the Royal Military College, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Beet. '22tl Ditto—David Rea Smith, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cough, promoted. 23d Ditto.--Captain William Feuwick, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice William Remota, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 24th Ditto—Hon. Charles Preston to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Robinson, promoted. 50th Ditto : Wright, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Battle'', deco %%ed. 53d Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Robertson, from the Ceylon Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Whannell, promoted. 42d Ditto—Ensign Charles Kerr Macdonald to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hogarth, promoted ; Archibald Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Alacdonald. 46th Ditto—Ensign Peter Leigh, from half-pay of the 61st Foot, to be Ensign, vice Francis Wykeham Martin, who exchanges. .53d Ditto — E ns ign Edward Berkeley Phillips to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Carpenter, promoted • James Sc. Pair Doyle, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Phillips. 5.5 th Ditto—Ensign lientinck H. Cumberland to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mackay, who retires • George Bowles, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Cumberland. 58th Ditto—Eosign John Blaqulere Mann to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stevenson, promoted. 62d Ditto—Franklin Lecky, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Jodrell, appointed to the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards. G4:h Ditto—Charles Stuart Barker, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Draper, promoted. . 77,d Ditto--Eusign Adolphus Latimer Tinting Widdrington to be lieutenant, by purchase, viceW igley, promoted. 77th Ditto—Ensign Anthony Dillon ' from the fit.ld Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Corfield, promoted. }list Ditto--I lenry hawe Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice I lope, promoted. b7th Ditto—Robert Dudley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ihtylc, promoted. 91st Ditto--Ensign Donatd Willlamien to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Buchan, promoted in the 77th Foot; Nada uiel Kane, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Williamson. 9:5d Ditto--Jolin /Linke); Smith, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Dillon, promoted in the 75th Font. . b•lth Ditto—Lieutenant gdward Hunter, front half-pay of the ocih Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. :.•9til Ditto—Brevet ,Major James Johnston to be Major, by pur chase, vice Dodgin, who retires; Lieutenant Philip Blair, from the '64th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Johnston. lt.Se Brigade—Captain Robert Ferguson , from the ball-pay to be Captain, paying the difference to the Half-pay Fund, vice Ed -teat d Coxoo, who exchanges. Wet India Regiment—Lieutenant William Morgan, from half pay of the 37th Iciot, to be Lieutenant, vice John 31anby, who exchanges. Care Corps (Cavalry)—Ensign George Schindler Brown, from the 74th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sheppard, promoted in the 6th Dragoons. UNITTA Co m m. Frevet Licutenant-Cotostel Henry Thomas, from the 2lst root, to be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign Edward Newton, from the Bth Foot; Cornet James Edward Akxauder. from the 13th Light Dragoons. 'f+ be Eanign, by piirchaseLGeorge W. Tirentan, Gent. DR SVCS. Majors in the Army—Captain Honourable Francis Charles .itauhope, of the 78tk Foot ; Captain Will Kingdom Rains, of the 51st Foot. CYAN...IIN. Reverend Joseph Hudson, A. )1. to be Chaplain to the Force,. KIWORANDA. Oticers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay : Lieutenant James Wemys Disney, half-pay td Garrison Battalion Lieuttnant John George Green, half•pay 2d Dragoon Guards ;, Ensign Henry Hickman,;lsalf-pay 63d Foot ; Lieutenant-fokeel Neil Cockburn, Retired List 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. The name of the Ensign, appOlnted to the 37tb Foot, o 6th October last, is Yea, and not Yee. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. • . , . Sir John Scott Lay, Bart. and William Robiumn, Esq.- to be De puty Lieutenants. • • • • T."' Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of . Her ts. Astley Patton Mow, John Ryley, Robert Clutterbuck, Charles Ross, Charles Phelips, William Henry Shirrer, James Smith, Esqrs. Sir George Duckett, Bart. Henry Crahb, Ebenezer John Collett, Francis Sapte, Robert Sutton, John Finch Mason,Esqrs. Sir Charles Flower, But. and John Murray, Esq to be Deputy Lieutenants. PORTUGAL, LISBON, NOVEMBER 7.' On the 4:h instant arrived the Condessadi Ponte, Captain Jose da Silva Aurora, in 64 days from Rio de Janeiro. The Captain brings word th it the Royal Family were in perfect health—that Sir Charlis'Stum t had concluded his negociations, and that the result was to be published on the 7th of September. It was not known what arrangements had been made ; but s(me of the Ministers had declared that everything was set tled in conformity with the interests of both countrie s . Nowasta 11.—His Excellency the Conde de CiZa times, Ambassador from his Catholic MAjtsty to this Court, arrived here yesterday. The B.tard of Wt.rks had given orders a considerable time ago to repair the fine bridge over the rivet D. 40, near the town of Santo Coniba, which was blown up on the 20th September, 1810, fir the purpose of retarding the march of tise French army. This bridge being in the main road of communication between the province of Beira Alta and the cities of Oporto and Coimbra, the destruction of it has proved a great inconvenience. Notice is now given that this work is concluded, and the bridg. open to the public.—Lisbon Gazette. THE EVENING sTAIL LONI►ON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1893. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The Consol Market orned this morning at 831 1, hut 'maze. diately afterwards a great consternation and panic took place, and instantly Consols fell to 821 1 fur the Account, when it was ascertained that an Express had arrived from Paris, bringing the Three per Cents. considerably lower. It is said they were done at 64, but the leaving off price is not known as yet. Another event has taken place, which added greatly to the de cline of the Consols—the Plymouth Bank of ELFORD and Co. has stopped payment, which has caused consternation in the Com mercial world. Consols are now 82i j fur the Account. The Foreign Market is in great agitation. Current Prices: Old Spanish 15* I, Russian 864, Mexican Six per Cents. 644, Austrian 894 904, Colombian New 601 61, Bra zilian Scrip 144 disc. Guatemala 64 discount. entex OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 217 3 per Cent. Red. 81sA 80 1 4 3 per Cent. Cons. 82% 80% 3 i per Cent. 89% 88% 3 per Cent. lied. 90 87% 8 8 4 per Cent. New 99 7 /g 100 1 / 4 98 3 / 4 99 1 / 2 Long Ann. 19 7-16 1 / a India Bonds 14 15 dis. 1:1,000 Excheq.ih 6 4 14 dis. ClOO and £2OO ditto 4 14 dis. Cons. for Opening 835/ it 82% BS 81% 82% 81 1 ,4 7/ s EXCHANGE. Lunon, Now. 11.—On 'London, 521. FRENCH FUNDS, PAnts, Novitstsse 26. Five per Cents. . . 951. 50c. Three per Cents. • . 651. 50e. Bank Stock . • . 20801. Hewes de Naples . . 80f. Itentes d'Espagne, 1825 • . 491 f. FOREIGN FUND TWO O'CLOCK.• Austrian lids 5 p Ct. 911 Nlex.Scrip. • firasilim Bond., 681 Neapolitan Bond., Ditto Acct. Peruv.Rds, 6 pC. 471 8 D. Scrip, 5p C. 1825.14115141 Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct. 143 dis. DittoScrip,lB2s,s pC. Buenos Ayres Bonds Pot t uguese Bonds Chilton Bonds,6 p Ct. Pruss. 13d.. 4 p C. Cotombianllds,6pC. Do. Bonds, 1822, Do. kids 1824, 611 60e 1 593 61 Ru55.13d.,1822,5 pC. S6l Do. Acc. 611 603 601 61 Ditto Acct. 86 51 Danish Bonds, Span. 5 pCt.C. 151 Do. Marks Ditto for Acc. Ditto Bonds, Ditto Greek Bonds D 0.136,1813 S F p re a n n c . t p ße . C n t ; C s : 5 1 8 p 2 c 3, . Ditto Acct. 5p C. French Rentes,sp C. Ilex. Bonds 56 7 Exchange, Ditto Acct. Guatemala Bds 66 Ditto 80ud51825,6pCt.651631 4 I)itti, Acct. Ditto Ace. 65 4 i Russian I nscript. 6 p Ct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. Anglo Mexican 5 pm. I libernian Pasco Peruvian, l'oto4i, I.a l'az, & Peru,. United Mexican Ditto New Alliance British & For. Marine Alliance British Iron Company Irish Manufactory )11.% NI. 100 50 100 50 10 40 100 100 100 100 .S 4j 191 19 13 5j 17} We have received the French Papers of Saturday, and the Erode, dated yesterday, by express. The lat • ter contains the proceedirgs in the Cour Royale, on. Saturday, against the Coneitutionnel. The Costa was much crowded, and it was with great difficulty that the PRISIDENT could maintain order. M. DUPIN made a very able speech in defence of the C'onstitutionnei, contending for the right and importance of fiee discus skin. He then entered into an examination of the ar ticks prosecuted, and said, that they only attacked a few individuals, who were a part of the Clergy, but they did not attack them as a body. The Advocate then noticed the conduct of the Missionai les in Frances who, instead of preaching the religion of Cuarsr, preached nothing but superstition. He alluded also to the miracles rec.mAy said to have been performed, and . noticed a lithographic print, which stated, that JESUS CHRIST had appeared in a Church at Lyons, and that the imprint of his foot was to be seen on the taber nacle. Another primed sheet pre:essed to be a letter r (tom JEsua Criatsr. M. DUPIN also read a letter which stated, that a Priest had ir!used to admit a per son to be a godfa her, on the gl ound that he pliyed on the violin. Ths; Learned Counsel called on e Cour t by their verdict restrain the intolerance r f the Ultra inontaines. At fralf-past three o'clock the Court was in deliberation, but had not given its verdict. The Itteile contains an article iii m St. P tersburgh, of the 4th instant, stating that the E'nperi.r o: RUSSIA had tent olden to Chevalier de MINZIACKY make a final demand on the Porte to reestablish the principali ties of Wallachia and Moldavia in their former situation, according to the Treaty of Bucharest. The Turks are charged with continuing to maintain troops in the' principalities instead of a mere police, and Cle authority of the flospodars is said to be overruled by military Chiefs. M. MtNztacxv, on receiving his instruc tions, addtessed some very energetic Notes to the Porte, and called on the Ambassadors of the Al lied Powers to support his demands. These Notes are said to have made a lively impression on the Turkish Ministers, who convoked the Divan, and promised to satisfy the demands of the Russian Am'lassador. Orders for the evacuation of the princi palities had been transmitted, and there seemed no reason, it is said, this time to doubt the good faith of the Ottoman Porte ; although it i; added that the execu tion of the measures must be rigidly watched, as similar orders have beet rendered illusory by private instruc tions. It was thonght nothing would be decided on the affairs of Turkey, until the E:►MPEROR returned t• his capital, which was expected at the end of this month. An article from Aleppo states, that ARDALLAII I PACRA, imitating his patron, the Pacha of &yr?, in being the only mercliant in his States,bad created great consternation at Be)rotet, in prohibiting the export r‘f silk, and in establishing an agency for the purchase of every article to be exported. Aleppo w•as in a state of great fermentation in conse quence of an ittuvtion of Bedouin Arabs, who had penetrated to the very environs of the city, intercepting all communication. The banks of the Euphrates were ravaged by the successive spoliations of the Arabs, who burnt everything they could not use. Commerce was quite at a stand. The French brig Albinos, arrived at Port-au-Prince on the 7th ult. from Bourdeaux, io forty-five days, laden with wine, liqueurs, oil, &c. She is the first vessel that has been admitted to the ports of Hayti, since the treaty with France. The French Funds, like ours, continue to fall. The Five per Cents. which on Monday were at 98f. 10c. were, at ore time on Saturday, at 951. 20c.; and the Three per Cents. which were at 67f. 10c. on the former day, had, on the latter, fallen to 64f. 75c. Differences are said to have arisen between the Bankers concerned in the conversion of the S per Cents. and M. de Vita.ELE. “Discord has penetrated into the Synagogue," says the Journal des Debits, " and from thence to a general cry of Save who can,' there is but one short step. Already have revelations begun. I wished, says the Banker, that the conversion should have been made in support of public credit: but the Minister would apply it to the Indemnity : this has ruined all." Quebec papers to the 50th ult. with papers from Bar badoes to the 20th, from Antigua to the 14th, from St. Christopher's, to the l lth, and from Demerara to the 15th of October, have been received. The accounts from Antigua state, that the House of Assembly had met for the express purpose of re-consi dering the report respecting the amelioration of the condition of the slave population. The Freanart read a communication from Lord BATHURST, complaining in strong terms of the neglect of the Committee on the subject. The discussion in the Assembly :hewed but little temper. The Solicitor-General of the Island was accused of being a firebrand; or, as one of the orators says, " a Guy Fawkes in the plot for our destruction." His determination to have the measures in favour ofbu manity, prescribed by the English Government, car ried into effect, appears to be his crime. Several great fires had taken place, which were the work of in cendiaries. According to advice: from Demerara, the Colony had been thrown into a state of some agita tion by the trial of Mr. DUNBAR Fitaouson, a surgeon. for carrying away slaves, the property of Mrs. CLEARY, a coloured woman, from British Guiana, to Surinam, the dominions of the King of the NETHERLAND; for which he as sentenced to three years' imprisonment in gaol, and to be kept to hard labour. This was the first trial under a very new Act, which appears never to have been promulgated in the Colony. The weather, it is stated, has been very unfavourable to the crops, the country being everywhere parched up, and the forests, in the interior, still on fire. His MAJESTY is not expected in town until Monday. The Right Honourab!e the CHANCELLOR of the Ex ennonett is desirous of having the opinions of farmers on the pro- posed investigation of the Corn Laws. This wish has been made known to the tenantry in Lincolnshire; and as it evinces a libe rality and fairness so creditable to that Gentleman, we have great pleasure in making it known. The Duke of GLOUCESTER passed through South. ampton on Friday morning, In his way to Poole, stopping a short time st the Dolphin Inn. His Royal Highness has been invited, by the Corporation of Pool, to a sumptuous banquet, on his accepting the freedom of that Borough. The Duci.ess of GtoccEsrett continues in the full enjoyment of health and spirits, at the Pavilion, Brighton. Mr. LACHFORD, the King's Messenger. was sent off from the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs, on Friday MOO, with dispatches fur Sir EDWARD THORNTON, the British Ambasador at Madrid. Lot d Baucit. eldest son of the Marquis of AMESBURY, having on Sunday se'imight attained the age of twenty-one years, the event has been celebrated at Tottenham Park, and through the Mitrnuiz's exten4ve manors, in the true style of old English hospi tality. At Tottenham Park a dinner was given to three hun dred and ninety of his Lutdship:s servants, workmen, labourers, and others. Captain Cnosotr., in consequence of the dying request of his father, the late Mr. CROIMIL, a celebrated performer on the violincello, has presented the Royal Society of Musicians with one thousand pounds. _ _ CA I. 11.1)0241A N CA NA L.—This navigation is DOW opened between the eastern sea at Inverness, and the western sea at Fort %Valiant, to the depth of 15 feet water un the shallowest parts. Ilowbolham a perfo rater at the minor Theatres, was, on Saturday, after a trilling opposition, discharged under the insolvent Debtors' Act. The fustian manufacture's of Manchester have re solved to return to their wink, at the masters' list of priers, after passing a vote of thanks to their employers for their ki d treatment. The sub es beionglog to the Saddle Inn, Westgate, Iltiddel stick], were 'burnt down on Friday sennight, but hu:.ses weir furtut.ately sived. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. THE KING. WINDSOR, NOVEMBER MAJTSTT atterd.; Divine Service this morning at the new Private ri s which was performed by the Rev. D r . SUMNER; an .e'l the afternoon his MAJESTY left the Roy a l two o'clock, for his usual drive in the Great Park. His MAJESTY was yesterday occupied with p u bi• business at the Royal Large. The %leather pr eveze ; him from enjoying an a.rirg. Independent of the suite entertained by his MAj till at the Royal Lodge, at dinner, on Friday evening,thete were also present, Lord and Lady MAttutuitounit,ari the Hon. Mr. FREMANTLE. This morning, her Royal llighness the Princess k er . , attende in Div Divine Service at the Parish t herd, accompanied' b, kr ! Lady aiting. Aaarrat.s.—Colonel and Mrs. Pole, in Gloucester-plier fryl Paris; Mr. Robert and the Mi.ses Knight, in Grolvenot..ui; from Henley in Arden, Warwickshir e ; G enera l and 3lrs, q in Baker -street; Mr. Gage Rockwood, in Piccadilly; 1W Mrs. Denby, in Park -street, Grosvenor square. Cnasaas.—The Earl and Countess Beimore, at ~„e-u th i t. .,m , from the Isle of Wight; Colonel and Mrs. Copper, frnm in the Isle of Wight, to Brighton ; Mr. and 111isN Aubrey. frr,:r, Paragon, Ramsgate, for. Bath; Colonel and Airs. Sp enca ..1; Harrowgate, for Bath. Saturday night, Miss l'AvoN made her prnal.V.t pearance as Clari, in the Opera of ti.at nen:. PATotes Clad, in the play scene, that with t'e and the meeting with her parents, lost none of th ew wonted power over the sympathies of the adietic t _ The part bad clearly been studied after the pir re model of its original representative ; and if there Vtle a few things which did not bear the test of comperiss % they were such as are independent of intellectual quirement. Our first Clari imprerted to the last ste t A depth of pathos which was beyond the re.rch art or of feeling. That drooping, wasted form, n i l those broken and subdued accents, which might bu t fallen from the lips of grief itself—they were the gifts of nature, and cannot be imitated. The revival of this Opera would delight the lovers of fine acting, trete it only for the opportunity of seeing Mr. Fawcerft Rolcusso. The only departure from the usu4l cast of the piece was in giving the Duke to Mr. PowER, and .li , melte to Miss Hat.m.—The amusing Farce of Er Scapegoat followed, in which Mr. FARRIIN kept Lie House in continued laughter. Paramour, Nov. 26.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Statutes packet, from Lisbon—sailed the 15th instant; and the Sir F. Adam steamer, Coresa, from London for Corfu. Sailed the Ilagast packet, for Lisbon. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Briton, harts, from Jamaica. Dzvowroax, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Comex, 10, Captain M. SEYMOUR., from Lisbon, last from Falmouth—she left the Tagus a the Sth inst. The &MILITATE., 74, was daily expected there. She was spoke on the 28th of September, off the Cape de Verds, tetra:: on board the Portuguese Diplomatic Authorities, who treat to Rio de Janeiro with Sir CHA RIMS STEWART, to negotiate the terms of independence for the Brazilian States. Arrived the Nromristc A t. 6, from a cruize. The DRUID, t 6, Capt. Casessos, and HARLEQUIN, 18, Capt. JAMES SCOTT, bound to rik East India station, are previously to proceed to Spitheld. Sled the NIOUTINGALR, on a cruize; and the FALCON, for Liverpool.— Arrived the Pres, from Cork. Rotate—The Britannia, Genoa, Windsor Castle, Druid, Sh,ra. rock, Talbot; Pandora, Nimrod, Harlequin, Victor, Camelia; Dove, Swallow, Ake, and Hound. Poarsmesen, Nov. 27.—W1nd W.—Arrived from the Dears the Albion, PROCTOR, for New South Wales; hittepid parka, Gortoon for Buenos Ayres; Mexhornugh, —, (r Grend.; Lima, Koos, fur the Cape; Fox, WHIT; for Malta; Dmer.ts packet, Dew, for Jamaic.i; and Georgiana, WATT, for Grenada. The RA ONION`, 28, Hon. Captain bus, for the Cape of Goa Hope; and the DIMEATCH, 18, Captain PARSONS, fur the Cost at Africa; the Ganges, for Madras and Calcutta; and about thirty sail of other outward bound merchant ships, are detained here by contrary winds. The Brazilian frigate Prints,. Capt. Surma, will sail for Rio de Janeiro in the course of next week, should the wind prove fair. The Dorrimet, 18, Captain Ha me EWA ' i 4 ordered here, from Woolwich, to take dispatches to Halifax, anal join the North American squadron. Dear., Nov. 27.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Jews, --, from Alicant ; Palmer, —, from the Mediterranean; and the Crwie, GALWAY, from Pernambuco. Put back, the George, Houton's; Agellolll, NAPIRR ; Hampton, BAEZ& ; COTiOlatillS, Cute; awl the Antsus, Plainer:. Arrived from the River, and remain, the PK ' severance, for Mexico; Prince Cubing. fur Tobago; Henry Ham, for Malta ; Princess Charlotte, for Rio; Eagle, for Cadiz; Duke of Bronte, and Augustus Cesar, for Jamaica ; and Mirabies , for Sc. Vincent's. Lavgaroox, Nov. 26.-.-Wind W.—Arrived yesterday, the Jain, Thrreurpsow, from Rio; Sarah and Marianne, Cmaisnam, hem Quebec; and Ellen Clare, Rostov, ' from Leghorn. Aho to-d ab the Neptune, Loren, from New Orleans—on the 14th of October. of Matanzas, spoke the Crisis, from Jamaica for this port; }br garet, Glues, from New Orleans; Peru, Loupes, anti M' , Batts, from Miramichi, in 17 days; Fanny, Toomsom; Yzowano, and Elizabeth, —, from Quebec; Carnbriaa, M'Arzesom, from blacaio; Oporto, Marne, from Opine; " Thetis, Temporises, from Galipoli. • Baersce.s, Nov. 25...—Tw0 fishing boats found at sea a tbitt• masted vessel, copper-bottomed, very much on one side, and 4 '?' peering to have her full cargo. They brought her within ow leagues of the coast, when a sand bank obliged them to fray ha. Next tide she disappeared, and is probably sunk. ORTZND, Nov. 26:—A fishing boat has brought in here a bolt. with " Aura, of London," on her stern. We asst much corcetned to state, that tht• Bank of Sir WILLIAM ErLyORO, Bart and' Co. stopped payniellt yesteFday. From the high respectability of the vot , it is to be hoped that their creditors will not be even' t ual I y losers,—Plymouth Lhroniok, A 0v.26. We are happy to hear that the Hon. Admiral Sir Cueans Peon is doing as well as possible. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL is canvassing for the te• presentation of the University of Cambridge. There are. perh 3 r , more Candidates already in the fi eld for this place than far e' en •' e City of London. Besides the present Members, Lord Mr. Gouidwax. Mr. C. Guam, Honourable 111 r. Suomi, and r. ileascuat., will stand. Should Lord Penniman decline , Mr: Rosanna (Chancellor of the IC:chequer), will offer on the interest. The Sen na has resigned all pretensions. tier-Gun-az. has already commenced an active canvass. FRENCH APPEALS.—Friday their L .rdi" the Cockpit, Whitehall, to decide upon the appeal claim to compensation by certain Roman Catholic _ Omer, Rouen, Deny, and Paris, for the losses sus tained destruction and coniscadon of their property, in pursuance Decree of the National Convention, passed in 1793. declared the judgment of the Council to be adverse t , compensation to the claimants, and therefore confirmed meat of the Commissioners. A meetinf as o t f , the inhabitants of Norge on Monday 66 for the purpose of formil _ to support Government in its efforts to produce mediate amelioration of the condition of the the British Colonies, with a view to the ul,' c a b., .. entire abolition of slavery, in accordance solutions of the House of Commons in•M, Resolutions to this effect were passed, and a was opened. Saturd *,y, and in • I Third Se; i t ,g, and days l'c ir ti LO, C • sicrog 1 Satur pcsdaY , ,seond tions a.a, seal; the Caw further day. Pe This si:r 13.ithoi q ue,tiol n►ises V 4 liAble -V NI TIM The L was nut Mr. day by the pub a crimi fot hav rotnrini of Mrs. Ere? '1 it:Ma t CO111111( 1 called John L weekly believe The ( Mr. the of Mr. comply flesh listwd Nlr. rule, all Mr. several icr Luca ineruh, w‘tich to the refuses the tw mine: vokint C utt te►pec gre TILE M: uhibi the g upon iu d Mr. Ti, that I sent I I►ims' the p Mi.. two C The the but, and of ai difrii cert; but, for t AZ pr set XTO bpi' and no 1 that rectly aside termi staler Hi ad mi Lord took Mom 7tßev. Dr. SiteanyUctßilohomtaptarimeti.,e'iir.,teil he Re Re. b s a icas „ L. Saturday VITT left the Royal I,ndatne" aby , and 4: iodite. The n December D e co R Third Seal ins , a nd . dinner, on F r id ay a .. J .. .• igs7tVial e : n p kreaen , i tiring. SEALS, CAI b t e tn r d ar L ish ad t h y t : c l h a , - 6 , ROucyy , till ne w s y, ani •LS. e ond Sea L pc l ici G ouca E deesi N itiyer :: ;;.lix:.,at: lirenainealikilEsnyt 2;krK,rigaidial.avr'ttle.:KnYrteslGltillinlasiOeig'ischntntciteNhie,leidellAi•Gibii:PPlGrdr:reiasirhinator‘c‘ti.tsiPtlttue:ati3ol:tree:itCf.:dl' .4'l tions and Seal; Thu the Causes L. —„ RoxEl:LkiiNpoocio.fleE:iLnin further Di day , petiti CC This w wickshire • General and 31r . % t i l t? ' G c r o os u v n e t n es o s r Be squ im ar o e r . e, ro ser‘'e 13001010 q uedion lone) and Mrs. Cooper, from ' Pi a'. wises wii hton ; Mr. and Miss Aubrey. fen . liable co h; Colonel and Mrs. h 3 ; It * peoca, ,r i; former d The Loi .................... was nut h klt DEN THEATRE . --ow—. Mr. J. PATON made her prnm - v . e ,i „, day by 11 he Opera of tliat warn:. 11,, the puhli lay scene, that w i t h t ' e r .,.. a crimin ter parents, lost none of titt f i rs bairn sympathies of the auJince_ potitrinthi been studied after the pain of Mrs. I presentative; and if there col tee? 'fl not bear the test of compativn, jected to ndependent of intellecttnl v. common are imparted to th e l ast we t A called 1 vas beyond the reach eithnif John 13a fief leddrooping, accents,itself—they fi n w iuel ls eia t c e wcrh d eteivnmrize f v o i;t r i hhmveloh.giartitsliest weekly 1 !dated, t believed e i l m ov it e a r t s ed of . The Co furnished Air. J. pity of seeing Mr. EIWCITT's the affida , srture from the usu4l cast of the Mr. I Duke to Mr. Power, and .1i• complai —The amusing Farce of Le flesh Ani which Mr. FAahgN kept Le fished b >titer. Mr. \ s rule, and NTELLIGENCE. Mr. 1 —... several find W.S. W.—Arrived the Sumter ier 4 m the 15th instant; arrd the Sir F. Adam Lincoln ndon for Corfu. Sailed the 11. 1 art menthe' ith id S.W.—Arrived the B r i ton , F oam , w‘i to the C rived the Comma, 10, Captain M. refused from Falmouth—she left the Tagus .a the twe 1, 74, was daily expected there. She nitnear tember, off the Cape de Verds, haVir : iiplomatic Authorities, who ,rear to v HAS STEWART, to negociate t h e tcrau Coiunta urt I Alan States. revpecti from a cruize. The Daum, 46. Capt. i.) gran 18, Capt. JAMES Score, hound so ok may to proceed to Spitheld. S.ied TILE SI r; and the FALCON, fur Liverpool.— r. Mt . Genoa, Windsor Castle, Druid, Sh,ra. exhibito mend, Harlequin, Victor, Camehaa, found. the gr, Wind W.—Arrived from the Drma upon Il Kew South Wiles; Intrepid pack,t, in dill Mexbornugh, —, for Gonad.; ' Mr. 1 Fox, WHITE, for Malta; Dinerar The aid Georgiana, WATT, for Grenada. made os aptain nous, for the Cape of Giia The , Captain PARSONS, fur the Coast of that it dras and Calcutta; and about thirty merchant ships, are detained here by sent cc flan frigate Piranga. Capt. stigma, himsel a the course of next week, should the the pe: in Mawr EDWAROt ' is ordered bete, Mr. 1 etches to Halifax, and join the North two Ge ( &W.—Arrived the Jano, --, from 1 the Mediterranean; and the Creole, T Put back, the George, Mecums; hi n, BAKER; Coriolatius, CuLt; sad the The c from the River, and remain, the PK- before ce Coburg. fur Tobago; Henry Nit, the dc harlotte, for Rio; Eagle, for Cadiz; us Cesar, for Jamaica ; and nrabio, but, i and tl red W.—Arrived yesterday, the Jaka. of an i ah and Marianne, CIiIiSTIAN, fiord .diffiGU )ainers from Leghorn. Also to-dab gm O rleans--on the 14th of Doke, certaii a from Jamaica for this port; M.''' Tht deans; Peru, Loupes, and Matilda, but, i 17 days; Fanny, Twotsom; Tohus, for th , from Quebec; Cambrian, r5......t0, . • &ad !eXpre , Dporto, Mama, from ~y ipoli. been • fishing boats found at sea a One- set as ed, very much on one side, an 4 4 ?" ;WWI rgo. They brought her within ova Opinit sand bank obliged them to kw kr. . Mr. id is probably sunk. tont= The and as , ivin her g b s o te a r t o. hai 4 brn t U 0 vo ught ia here a ba it . /'bpled to state, that dr Bank 4 Besi tj Eliza ~0 Ar_ ..., 04° Gros Islip' 11 ' 1 ; 4 . ~p cct ing Colleges 111 r h ; plus usta ined by )ursuance olth` . Lord 6 11 " 19 !tit. • se to allow j C L . :nem mita the 16 ' i the a rich w." hcl J at E ins A B°ritl/ in th 'duce the' "' neigl the Sti le ' in A out 1‘..r..:s s ith the RC. withley, 101 -' w i o ciiptio d•ld tat FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. _