Star. — London, England, 1825-11-16 00:00:00

square, earl— titer. Julien Callerand and l'rancis Pongerard, Fen churchAtr..et, wine merchants. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. William Matthews and Richard Devedney, Smithfield-bar*, station. rs. Edward Rivers Fletcher and George Rowland, Man dl...ter. porter dealers. William Holt, George Atkinson, Joshua Radcliffe, and Joseph Radcliffe, Rochdale, Lancashire, so far as rs gards William Holt and George Atkinson. Williim Fowler and Robert W.lker, Sheffield, cabinet-makers. Alice Dean, R Dean,llenryilleackley,and Sarah Bleackley,Chcetham-hill, Lancashire. victuallers. Pete: Morton, Stephen .Murtots and John Street hridue, Lancashire, paper-makers. John Halliday and Archibald M•Adam, Bristol and Southempton. linen-drapers. Joseph Mole and William finder, Sheffield, saw-manufacturers. John William Barbet and Richard %Vae. Lawrence I'outdoey -11, salt-merchants. Richard Buck and John Peniston, Kingston boon- Hull, woollen-drapers. Jonathan Dennison and Benjamin I lrlliwell, Skircoats, Yorkshire, wnoilen-manufacturers. Richard Heywood and Julia' Gregory, Ashtori-under-Lyne, Lancashire, pavethrokers. William James and William Berner; Helaine!, Woolstaplers. Victor Saintnsatc and Robert Burton Cooper, Princes-street, Limbeth, rectifiers. GREECE. FROM TIIL ETOILE, DATED MONDAY, NOV. 14. CORFU, OCT. 78. Accounts from Zatite state thAt Colocotroni, with 1..(100 men, defeated Ibrahim Pacha in the beginning of October, near Nlarathonissi, and forced him to take refuge oith a very small number of troops at Mistra, where he is blockaded. Letters from Pre•esa, dated October 6, announce a • , rvention concluded between the Capt Pach4 and "1.1 .met Ali, since the juncion of the two fleets. The latter promises to indemnify the Porte for all the losses it may , ustain in its marine, and to remain without the Darclanel'es ith the Egyptian fleet, and not to go to Co:lstantinoi le. The rc volution in Candia has not had the success that the Greeks expected from it, but they wr e still masters of the fortress of Grabusa. On the 21st September (3d Oct.) the Turks threw in•o a batter y at Missolonghi a letter, in which they de sired an interview with the Greek Generals. The letter sie:s sent back IA ith this short answer, that the Greeks would not communicate with the Turks, except with arms in their hands. The next day but one there was a new affair; a mine blew up one of the vrot ks raised by the Turks, wlo have been obliged to retreat into their entrenchments at the greatest distance fron► the fortress. 'There is a report of a new popular commotion at Smyrna, of a fire which has destroyed 1,200 houses, and of a ftightful massacre. It is affirmed, that the French ships of war in the port of that city gre:ttly contribute d, by prudent, humane, and, at the same time, •igorous 114CMUICS, to prevent that unfortunate city ft orn entire destruction. On the 12th October, Karoiskaki attacked the Turks in Garrison at Caravassura, which serves as the depot for the ammunition and provisions of the army of the Scraskier. 'l he Greeks, it is said, marched with drums beating and music playing, and succeeded in their en terprise. A young Greek rushed forward to set fire to the powder magazine, but fell a victim to his self-devo tion,,before he could attain his object. A report is spreaJ, that Mianlis having convinced himself that the Turkish and Egyptian fleets were uni ted in the port of Alexandria, and ste:e preparing to sail to convoy new supplies of troops 'and ammunition to the Morea and Acarnania, hid fine! with stones se veral vessels lately captured, and sunk them at the entrance of the port, thus preventing the enemy from coming out. THE EVENINCI STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 895. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The Consul Market still remains in a •rry feverish state. In the early part of the morning, these was a great appearance of their mending, bat it did not last long; they ruse half per cent. when parties came in, and banged them down. Consols opened at 851 86, and one bargain was done at 86; but a report prevailed of an Express from Paris, which brought the llentes lower, and thus caused the Market to lower to 8!r j. They are now at 85j I, and for next time 86 to 1, with no business of importance. In the Foreign Market little is doing. Current Priers: Old Spanish 15 16, Colombian New 651, Guatemala 6 51, Brazil Scrip 12 11, Mexican Scrip 141 14, Greek Bonds 22 23. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 221% 221 S per Cent. Red. 65 84% per Cent. Cons. 86 85% 3 / 4 % 31 per Cent. 93 4 per Cent. Assented 92% 92 4 per Cent. New 102 A 5 / 8 y 8 Long Ann. 20% U India Bonds 9 7 £1.0•0 I:xcl:eq. Bills par. 1 prem. £501) ditto par. 2 £1(X) and £2OO ditto 2 4 rem. Cons. for Acct. 85% 8G 853/4 A Morning Paper has this dav, and on many former occasions, laboured so zealously to bring a recently enacted penal law into hatred and contempt, that we think it worth while to say a few worth by way of remonstrance. When it was resolved last year to abolish the odious and inhuman practice of setting spring guns in g4rdclis and pleasure greonds, .an obvious necessity presented itself, for protecting, by some other means, the property which those mischievous engines were previously r.m ployed to preserve. The offence of robbing gardens and orchards was declared a felony. Why that species of robbery should not, as . well as every other, have been a felony in the eye of the law long ago, we are unable to conjecture. It was, we presume, always a felony to steal fruit, ripe r otherwise, at a shop window : and it would be difr cult to suggest arty good reason for rite opting from a similar infamy the offence of stealing the very same fruit from the tree. Besides, no one can climb over a garden wall and break into his neighbour's inclosure, steal his fruit, and carry it away in, sarkfulls, without a decidedly felo nious intention, previously planned and contrived, and executed in general wit's additional damage to the prc perty. Any one who happens to possess a garden in the vicinity of Lc ndcn, knbws to his vexation, that th ... • 0 Irish, which lie raises at a considerable expense to him self, is the constant prey of midnight depredators:— and it does seem a great hardship, that while the meanest utensil lying about his garden ;is protected by law from the hands of a thief, the fruit itself, for the cultivation of which those utens.ls are provided, may become liable to plunth r without entailing infamy or punishment. This has, howeser, been remedied, and n-iw our unreasonable cotemporary stands for. ward the champion of all the apple, peach, pine, and melon stealers throughout the nation. Not a delinquent is caught, but he raises an outcry of hatred and con tempt, not against the thief, but the person unjustly robbed of his property. He exclaims against the number of offences of this kind, which have become subjects of prosecution, as if this of itself did not prove the necessity of additional severity ; and as if impunity to the felon were the surest possible means of deterring others from the commi.sion of crime ! Verily we live in an enlightened age, when it is held to be philosophy to screen a thief horn condign punish ment; and when the wanton stealing of mere luxuries, to gratify the greedy palate, is almost deemed meritori ous, or so very venial, as scarcely to deserve a rept imand. If anything would be likely to populate Mr. MA... srAssen Nown's new city of Ararat, in the United States, it would be the continued persecution of the Jews in Europe, against whom prejudices exist which are a disgrace to the age. In Russia the Jews are subject to many restrictions, and even the place of their domicile limited, and this merely, because they will not quit the pursuits of trade for those of agriculture; in others countries, they are treated with rigour ; and the POPE has just revived, in all their former strictness, the laws against them. It is now directed that the Jews in 14 the Eternal City," shall be obliged to weir, as a distinguishing mark, a yellow slip of band on the top of their hats, and the Jewesses compelled to wear a broad yellow band across the breast, as their distinguishing mark. In Rome, as welP as in the provincial towns, the Jews are to be confined in the " Ghetto," or to be shut up in those certain divisions of the towns that are allotted to them solely.. Truly his Ilousess is much in want of sub jects on which to legislate, when be adds the wearing a badge to the other persecutions of a much-injured race ; we see no reason for this distinction, unless it is to mark out the poor Jews for derision and insult in the streets, which they will no doubt encounter. The French Papers of Sunday and Monday have reached us, by which we learn that rumours of a change of Ministers still prevail. The Constitutionnel considers it almost impossible that the present Ministers can keep their places, and mentions a report that the Duke de DOUDEAVVILLE is the only person expected to keep his situation. But as it will be difficult to find so expert a man of business as M. de VILLELI, it is probable he may continue to possess the confidence of CHARLES X. though he may have lost that of a portion of the French public. The Bavarian army is about to be reduced from 40,000 men to 20,000, or perhaps 15,000. Nwthing can more strongly prove the confidence of the Continental Powers in the duration of peace. It appears that the concentration of a larger French force on the line of the Pyrenees has alarmed the very party in Spain, who three years ago invoked a French invasion ; and that the Government of FERDINAND, in order to allay their apprehensions, has been obliged to publish a dispatch from the Minister of Foreign Affairs, declaring that no hostile intentions are entertained against Spain by his Most Christian MAJESTY. The Di- 1 rector-General of the Police of the kingdom communi cates this sedative epistle to all the provincial superin tendents, that they may be enabled to assure the people of the friendly feeling of their French allies. It is calculated that the recent shameful advance of the price of porter will be equivalent to a tat of a mil• lion a year on the public, and if followed by a cone• sponding advance of the ale brewers in town and country, will amount to two millions per annum. By this means the recent reduction of the duties on malt by the Go. vrrnment, yields no benefit to the consumer, but the money goes into the pockets of a few over-grown mono pas's, Artho have combined to raise the price,of malt liquors to what price they please, and wher. they please. In order to defeat this combination, we recommend the public to abstain partially, or wholly, from drinking porter ; even for daily labourers, it is not so essential as it is deemed. In the North of England a few years ago, the men employed in agriculture never tasted malt liquors, except durii.g the harvest, but their beverage at their meals was milk and water, and yet a set of more robust and hardy peasants, were not to be met with any To those, how ever, who cannot easily relinquish a beverage which habit may have rendered necessary, we recommend that they brew their own beer, which may be done in any quantity, and with a small expense' of utensils. By this means they wiil nut only have a wholesome beverage, but it will not cost half the price they now pay for the Btewers' Entire, as a too often villainous compound is called. Mr. Secretary CANNING was seize,' on Sunday with a slight attack of the rheumatic gout, which caused Dr. HOLLAND and Mr. Sorrels to be sent for to attend the Right Honourable Gem lematt. lay their attention and advice the Right Hon. Secre tary was sufficiently recovered to be enabled to leave Lomita', on Monday. Nlimday. the Earl of HAaROWBY transacted business at the Council Of Whitthall•place. The Earl of HARRMYBY transActe I business nn Mon ' duy afternoon with the Earl of Lreaaroot,at his house in Whitehall. We understansi that the Austrian Ambassador called rn Mrs titntlAint on Sunday list, to congratulate him wt liis presentation rs Columbian Minister.— I ink's. FL REIGN FUNDS AND SHARE LIST. FOREIGN FUNDS,. TWO O'CLOCK. Austrisn Ms 5 p Ct. , • Ves.Scrip,till.s, 14 15 dis. lirasilian Rand., 70 Ditto Acct. 13% 141 f 1.5 dis. Ditto Acct. 71 Neapolitan Bonds, 83% Do. Sctip,spC.lB2:l, 12 dis. Perim. Bonds, 6 pC. ~.. Ditto Acct. 12% dis. DittoScrip,lB2.s, 6 9C. Sunnis Ayres Bowls Portuguese Bonds Chilian Bond% 6 p Ct. Prom 11.1 s. Sp C. Colombian NI:. 611 C. Do. Roods, 11122, Do. Bonds 1824. 661 6.51 1 64$ 1tu55.13.1•41882.6 pr. 891 89- Ditto Ace. 67%65$ 64$ Ditto Acct. 89% 89 Darkb Bonds, 5 p 0. Span. 5 p Ct.C. 15$ 110. Marks Banco Ditto for Acc. 15% Ditto Bonds. 1525, 63j Ditto 510 rireek 800.14 Span.sp. et. 0.1825, 11 Di. 1id5,1825 SpC. French Itentea, 5pC. 98f. Ditto Acct. French Rentes.3p C. %orx. Bonds, 62 61$ Rschange, 25f. 10c. Ditto Acct. 63 611 - Guatemala Scrip, 1 1 0.130nd5.1825,6pCt. 71% 72 70 Ditto Acet. 51 6$ dia. Do. Acct. 72% 69i 701 60;70 1 Russian Inscript. 6 p Ct. illtaltill AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK 311 A WK. PAID. Arglo Mexican 5 pm. 100 30 57% Bolivar 50 3 15 16 17 Castello Sc Espirito Santo 100 5 5 ; I F.nglisk 25 2% 11 rase„ Peruvian - 100 5 . 8 l'otosi. 1.3 Paz, SC Perm. 50 5 3% lloyalStannar:!& lirit.lll in. Ass. 5 i British Iron I umpany - 100 2.5 17% 1 British Rock & Patent Salt 10 6 9 Canal Gas Engine 50 1 it Honduras 1I - 5 - I $ Mexican Company 100 10 4 5 Rio de la Plata Agricul. Corn. 100 5 1 FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish arrived in town yesterday from their seat, Latimers, Bucks. Dowager Lady Neave, has left town for Dagenham Park, E•se:. The Dowager Duchess of Manchester, and Lord Frederick Montague have arrived in town, from Hampton Court Palace. Arrivals at the St. Georges Hotel. Albemarle-street :—Mr. and Mrs. Morant and family, from Dorsetshire ; Miss Shir!ey, from ditto. Sir John, Lady, and Miss Campbell, left Warren's hotel, Regent street, yesterday, for Cheltenham. Arrivals at the London Hotel, Albentarle.street : —Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, from Essex : Thompson Bonar, Esq. front a torn.. Departure :—Mr. and Mrs. Sitwell, for Bath. Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond.street :—C. R. ilyndnian, Rcq. from Brighton ; Roils, Esq. from Paris ; Hon. Rev. Wm. Thelluson, from Norfolk. Departures :—Mr. and Mrs. Orwell, for their seat. in Notts; Captain Lake, It. N. for Plymouth; Wm. Knox, Esq. for Brighton. Departures from Brad's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street :—G. F. Hatton, Esq. for his seat, in Northamptonshire ; Col. Austin, for his seat, In Kent ; F. Blount, Esq. for his seat, Crawley, Sussex; J. Brown, Esq. for Bath. Lord Churchill has left town, for his seat in Oxfordshire. Countess Spencer arrived in town yesterday, from her seat at Wimbledon. HAYMARKET THEATRE. This Theatre was literally crammed to the roof last night, to witness the last performance of Quile correct and Paul Pry this season. At the close of the latter, Mr. LISTON came forward as Paul Pry, and addressed the audience in a ludicrous speech, of which the fol lowing is a brief summary Lames assn Gmixtxmais--The Managers have appointed me their spokesman on this occasion, and really, between you and I, for it shaU go no further, they have acted very wrong, because I ant not in the habit of speaking in public—( Laughter and applause).— Now, seven months is a long season, summer season I mean, unless we mean the winter to last till July. During this period they have brought out several new pieces, which have had a very great run— no, I mean a tolerable great run ; and I think, between you and I (for I make it a point never to pry into anybody's affairs but my own), that they will be able to make both ends meet. The Per formers also return you their most sincere thanks (and between you and I, I think they ought to do so) for your patronage. I, myself, as one of them, thank you with all my heart, and take my leave of you pro trumpery only, and as you have been liberal in your patron- age this season, which was (speaking freely between ourselves) very kind of you, so may we hope for a continuance of it next season— (Great applause and laughter ; in the midst of which Mr. Limn?, after bowing repeatedly, retired, but soon returned). I beg your pardon, but I hope I don't intrude; I just dropped in to get my umbrella, which I left in the corner, and which, if I do not get now, I shall be obliged to go without till next April, which is a long time you'll allow." This speech closed the evening and the season's en tertainment, and was in itself a perfect farce, though only Mr. LISTON appeared in it. We sincerely congratu late the meritorirus Manager on the success of his ex ertions, and the happy termination of his labours for the present season. THE DUKE °, YORK'S LEVEE.—Yesterday, at a quar ter past four o'clock ip the afternoon, his Royal Highness the Duke of YORE, as Commanlier-in-Chief, held a Levee at his site in the Horse Guards, and it being a month since the Royal Duke held a Levee, was very numerously attended. The Marquis of HUNTLY, Lord HOWARD of ErrINOVAM, Sir GIORGI ASPIRIN Sir CHABLIS ROWLRY, Sir CHARLES LORAINR, Sir TROKAII HULOT, Sir Jamas Lient..Generals liana, Muagar, and BLACK rasa ; Major-Generals Piny Jot.r.ar i and WATSON were presage, and about sixty other Men. The Levee occupied the attendee of his Royal Highness till past sits o'clock. The Princess AUGUSTA, attended by Lady MART TAYLOR, left Bushy yesterday morning, where her Royal Highness' had been staying, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Cr.saintes, and came to her residence in the Stable-yard, St. James's, where hat Royal Highness was visited by the Princess &mum T he Princess A trouser, accompanied her Royal sister to her apartments at she King's Palace, Kensington. from whence her Royal Highness peel eecded to her residence at Frogmore. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and Lady SARAH Roantsos are stayin g on a visit to the earl of Vaauuss, at Gorhambury. We understand that through the intercession of our worthy Member (S. R. Li:summon, Esq.), several of the men concerned in the late Marsh Hay affair, now under sentence of transportation at Portsmouth, have beetirecommetuled to his MA. wry for a free pardon; and we trust ere long, to have the L s. tisfaction of seeing them restored to the ir: families, duly impressed by the kindness sbewn towards them.—casepiouly Goodie. A letter from Dover, dated yesterday evening, states that three boats had been sent off to Calais with an account of the fall of the English Funds ' which certain parties in Dovet, in con cert with their agents in London, are accused of endeavouring to depress. Three vessels belonging to Mr. RosullCllll.lo have arrived at Dover from Hamburgh, with 1(.00 bars of silver. His IVIAJRATY'S ship GLASGOW, with Lord STRANG- , FORD and suite on board, passed the Sound of Elsineur on the Ist instant. One of the French Papers of Monday, gives the fol lowing account of an attempt to assassinate the too of Count LAS CASIS, who atiended BONAPARTS at St. Helena : " Ness, Nov. 15.—Iresterday an attempt was made to assassinate 141ANISZL Di Las Cases son of Count Las CAW, as he was ft. turning front his father's plantation to Paris, about eight o'clock in the evening. When about twenty paces from the house, he was attacked by an individual who stabbed him with a dagger in the left side. His card-caw, filled with visiting tickets, fortunately averted the blow, which, however, indicted a slight wound that bled pro fusely. Ne seixe.l tne assassin by the collar, and knocked him down, when another villain struck him a deeper wound on the left thigh, and then escaped, while N. Las CAWS cried in vain for assistance. The latter proceeded towards his father's residence, but fell on the way from loss of blood. The servants found hint a few paces from the door, and cat ried him in. Neither•Of the wounds, however, is dangerous. 11. Las Cases says that oae of the men spoke French imperfectly. A patrol extraordinary was immediately ordered to the house, and though diligen: starch has been made by the National Guard, the assassins act: rot t t t.etect‘d. TIM. A lIMY. The four Depot Companies of the 12th Foot, no w at tit port, have been ordered to embark at that place for Cork. " More than fifty recruits isfitied the Depot of the F rroy Glasgow, during the last week. General Sir THOMAS SitADVOSID anti suite ;ailed en the ntli o* on board the Exmouth, from Portsnotuth for Bombay: The Wand ::c1 Divisions of the 99th Regimens of p oct on the : lth inst. on heard the Southworth and Laytoo te,, a , p ;" from Portsmouth for the Mauritius. • Three Companies of the Ist Battalion of the 60th (the 'h it York's Own Rifle Corps) marched on Monday, i n po rw . a, ' previous orders, from Weedon Sto. kport. t, A detachment belonging to the Stith Regitne r a of isc. marched yesterday from Westminster, fur NAVAL INTELLIGENCE: _ Lorzaroor., Nov. 4.--Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the ter. Barrett, from St. Julio': (N. 8.) On the 12th inst Al „ even, Tarrow Hill bearing W. N. W. distant 25 miles, saw a large ship, painted pons,and figure head, suddenly roll over ; upset ,and go d oe , The Regent passed over the place, but saw nothing but , otn e floating on the water. Also arrived the Tuseararo, SERUM, fr t . Philadelphia; Eliza and Jane, —, trent (Spoil° ; Il u c . ; Wellington, —, from St. John's (N. 8.); f.ahella, C A , :w from Cape Breton; Saquenerry, —, from Que Sec; i q from Bay Chaleur; Elizabeth, GIINZWON, from g iebec, sailed 20th ultimo; Mary, Lit, from Richebucto; Aurora, L ria, from Miramichi; and the Hardware, --, from Lisbo n , LTMINGTON, Nov. 15.—1 have this day been inf,rnied hs th e grew of the pilot vessel that attended the packet ship York, Cap t y Baran, for New York, that on the loth inst. they sent their be; with a passenger and their boy to the York, but nei t h er the pm seller, boy, nor boat, have been beard of. It is suppc ie d, off the Needles, the boat upset, as some provisions that we re % h e have been picked up. The passenger was about 21 years fi re; and said he had been a Mid s hip man i n t h e E ast India senior.t The Tantivy, Boca. from Liverpool to Newfoundland, is tot a ll y lost on the coast of Ireland—one man lost. FALMOUTH, Nov. 14.—Wind N.—Arrived the Hope tram ?r! from l'ortsmoudt for Cork. Sailed the March, Bonsto, fa Sc Michael's. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 14.—Wind W.—Arrived the Pi-half 31it. from Miramichi, fn 30 days, leaky ; Aurora, Mb, Itasc a . penhagen, with damage ; and Britannia, °argon, from Mho& POILTSMOUTH, Nov. 15.—Wind N.N.K.—Arrived the l'uti k ai , Fawcerr, from Shields for New York, and being found t , deeply laden, bas come into harbour, to lighten ; Joseph Gm, transport, from Plymouth ; and Britannia, Sorrow, from Loh for Cadiz. Sailed the Redman, BRYet, for Sierra Leone; C ir BARIM, for Grenada; Exmouth, Owen, for Bombay; addle Borodino transport, for Plymouth. DIAL, Nov. 15,—Wind N.N.E.--Arrived and remain. the Alert, ScssoLzs, from the Mediterranean. The Good Hope, Iron Buenos Ayres for Antwerp, has gone into Ramsgate harboar. Th, Sr. Domingo and the Harriet, from London, have passed through. The Joba and Robert remains. CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVEMBER 15. Stites Emma® Itrwasos—The Eliza and Prince Fredffick, from Rotterdam; Two Brothers, Sir William Cunig, Rachel, Good Intent, Astrea, Ann, Perseverance, .trgus, and John, from Hamburgh; Friends, from Harlingen; Britannia, Prince of W.I. terloo, and Neptune, from Ostend; Science, from Bremen; CJ merons, from Berbiee ; and Amity, from Meisel. Erratic's OUTWA ADS —The Ellen, for Tobago; Woodman, for Van Diemen's Land; Julie, for Calais; Confidence, for Ham burgh and Echo, for Jersey. General BOURKE will proceed in a few days for the Cape of Good Hope, in his Maje.ty's ship Itasi,ea„ in consequence of his appointment to be Lieuteiiant- Governor of that colony. The accounts of a large vessel, supposed to be au East Indiaman, having been wrecked in Table Bay, are believed to be incorrect, as a letter was received yener. day from a mercantile house in Simon's Bay, dated Sept. 5, which does not advert to any such event. It is said, that Mr. J. G. Locitminr, the son.in.law of Sir WALTER SCOTT, some time the reputed Editor of Blackwood's Magazine, le..ves the Sciniish 13113 r London, to be they: Edit-sr of the Que.:del-4 &Tire, and to hold a place under Governm nt, rice Nlr. Sun- ART Rose, resigned.—Coledonian Afercnr . y. • Yesterday was Special Paper Day in the C let of King's Bench, and nothing in the way of business transpited of much moment. A Mandamus was:sued for a new election of a Mayor for Weymouth, theusui election having been avoided by the absence of some of the electors. Mr. KAYE, the Counsel, whilst addresing the Court for a client, suddenly fell hack on the benches where he was pleading, and was taken out of Court in a state of insensibility. He recovered shortly gm. wards, but was unable to go on with his case. • The late tempestuous weather has been ptoductivem serious losses in the districts of Badenncli and Strath. spey, in the north of Scotland. TrWay and Saturday week, great quantities of snow fell on the hill., which suddenly thawing, raised the Spey and its tribute.), streams to a greater height than they hare been l r many years. All the low lands about Belsille aid Laggan were flooded, and some fields considerably injured. So sudden and rapid was the rise of the waters, that numbers of cattle and sheep were cat' ried away before they could be driven in from the pastures. The fine bridge of two arches at Laggan, ° the Parliamentary-road, was on Sunday morning islic4 carried away ; and several injuries of a minor descrip tion have been sustained on these roads and bridges. Last week a marble statue to the memory sot Dr. JENNER was erected in Gloucester Cathedral. It is placed at the west end of the nave, immediately before the first pier on the south side. The Doctor is repre sented in the gown of his Oxford degree : in hi, right hand, which crosses the body, and supports a fold of the gown, he holds a scroll, and in his left, which drops carelessly en the side, the appropriate academic,' cap. The statue is seven feet in height, placed upon pedestal and base of eight feet. Upon the die of e pedestal is simply inscribed, 4 , EDwAR D ,IgtoKR:' wed' the time and place of his birth and death. A respectable Lady had her pelisse and pocket cost through on entering the Pit of the Haymarket Theatre ou Monday night, and her purse, containing eight 56 ' vereigns, very neatly extracted by some of the PrY family who visit our public places of amusement. The London Adjourned Sessions commenced Ye'ler day, when Jam es Johnson and Michael Cullinghani`tc' e indicted for assaulting 'Thomas Jones, who is in the env ploy of Messrs. Rivingtons, the bookstllers, on the la of October. They were foun.4 Garay, and senteliced to fourteen days imprisonment. —Robert Fluent D'il" ma was indicted for assaulting John Cullingford, t'l e 15th of September, by striking him with the butt ei4 of his whip, which caused great pain and swelling . The Jury found the defendant Geary. The Recoil)" sentenced the defendant to be imps isoned i n Giltspu" street Compter for one month. This sentence was After . wands, upon the ground that great damage might b e felt in consequence, in the defendant's busiue , s, muted to a fine of SOL At Holly port, near Henley, two farmers of the names of Phillips and Jennings, quarrelling abl t so. young widow landlady they both courted, agre e is tight for her on Monday, when a battle of forty NO militated in the death of Phillips. • Com Mr. G. 44 D EA 1 destructil nine o'ele the will II night it c every hou to the shi and one n gale, that it burned The fc michi wJ 6, MY 112%1 Ifni late we 7 in a state liinn b s P r i etc i,y 2 l ay : since the itdi l acp : c f h hiai i t e_: :4i; forma) c' awful. , been so ti were cunt No th. we obsrr wed that durec although sure it Vil !CAI cri y h urnbli..g silo, e, whi L t t V.st. 1 es !But, al:h five or fit .1 believe, danger tli tinued, about wli +vest ; an/ 'age p. 4 ac.rohb the This shove t•il, and e Con made a tew min human pl Lrlp ; for getting ill LIM icasie a::d cinde own hand At this tir to }our le , great, that thought tl is too feeb Pei haps d he the bes 711:1: trend, Mary ma attemptin All this ti which hal many het whole till thing esca what I wit compatisr tire had bt with such cult for th subscrif and fond to all %O H attend all a copper ) an g r in" River. that haste Ford's, at house %il l ( (4tx the Ferry, same O w to name op to Bi g I:‘ , oe. 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