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bets. He for one did not take s siesponding view of Ireland. He could not admit that the case of Ireland was without remedy. Means might be found to pro mote her interest and do good. His opinion was, that her disorder had been designedly misrepresented. He did not impute to any class of persons the deliberate de-, sign of destroying the peace of Ireland, but he did charge. them with misrepresentation of the feelings of the po pulation. He believed that the leaders of the Catholics had used what was termed seditious language, to raise the people from the torpor in which they remained during the agitation of the Catholic question. Although Ireland now presented a state of society which it m i ght be difficult to correct, still, Ireland was not without a remedy. The Hon. Member could shew the House by the documents, that in whatever state Ireland might be, the measure then proposed was one the least likely to restore her to tranquillity. He al luded to the Petitions from all parts : from men who understood the country, who had a stake in the coon try, and who would have been the first victims, if the state of things described, had really existed. Was there no danger in introducing a new power into the Legis kture—a power, too, i ossessing the means of indefinitely adding to its numbers, with an antient hierarchy, assu ming Ecclesiastical pre-eminence—claiming uninter rupted connection with the See of Rome in unbroken succession from the time of St. Peter.—He could not admit that the securities offered at any time in connec tion with this question were suffizient—(Cries of •• Question"). He should net ttespass longer upon the attention of the House, knowing there were numbers *: prepared to oppose any further concessicn, who were much more capable of doing it with effect than himself. Mr. MA RTIN (of Galway) rose amidst loud cries of " Ad loom," which were continued during the whole time he spoke. We could with difficulty bear any of the Hon. Membet's observa- Wis. Whatever his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Dawson) might think of Mr. O'Connell, he would defend him.—(Cries of " Ques. tion.l—Yes, he would defend him even against that Government which he had supported for thirty years. Els opponent at the last election was an Orangeman—f cries of " Adjourn")—yes, an Mango man, and that man was James Lambert—(A laugh). Catholics voted for Min as well as Protestants, and yet be defied any one to produce a single instance of a Catholic having been excommunicated by his Priest for having done so. The Union would never have been carried, were it not for the Catholics of Ireland I and Eman cipation was the recompence held out to them for their concurrence in that measure. Ile could prove by correspondence in his posses sion that Lord Cornwallis held out hopes of that kind to them.— That Noble Lord told himself that Emancipation would follow the Union, and it was under that assurance that he (Mr. Martin) *Retied himself, and that successfully, to reconcile the Town and County of Galway to the measure. He was now sorry that he had fed them into an error. Mr. Haut Dens was about to rise, when Sir ions Newroav Forosed an adjournment of the debate until to morrow (this day). The debate was accordingly adjourned. The Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House Adjourned at owe o'classe. • THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1827. STOCK KXCOA NON, TWELVE O'CLOCK. he Cowed market appears to rennin very steady skis morekig. web Itctle fluctuation. Console, which left off yesterday at In, opened this morning to gg; since which trey have been at liej for the Ace Int, with little business doing at present. 'A Baltimore Paper, dated February 5, contains the following Important rumour: 4. Thera was a rumour in the city yesterday," mats the Pli'edeLpitia Pallodiasna, " that orders had been received frOm Washington, at our Navy Yard, to launch and fit out imme diately all the national vessels now to that place; and it.is tad, that similar orders were transmitted to other Navy Yards. We know not the origin of this rumour, nor whether any dependence Isle be placed on it." Waw Oixiatts, Jan. 19.—The schooner Warren brings advice. from Mexico, dated the 4th instant. Internal tranquillity had beta uninterrupted, except by a squabble between two Regiments of soldiers, which was soon settled. The capital, as well as Vera Crux, and other towns, abound with strangers. Manufactured geode and merchandise are abundant, and sales trilling. Little is doing in the Foreign market, except In Mexican secu rities. which have rather improved this morning. _ _ Current prices: Old Spanish II 19, Mexican 691 1, Cokes. biii3 901 40, Ponwguese 751761, Dani.l2 601 61, Greek 161 17. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The Congo! market remains as steady as on the previous pan of the morning, at 82i, with no speculations of consequence._ ._ _ The letters received this morning from Vera Cruz, dated the ted of Jaauary, are very favourable, and confirm the account of the specie being put oa board the Twain, which was to sail at the end of the month. In the Foreign market, Mexican Bonds have lmproveds all other securities remain steady. PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock Shut. , India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. Shut. 3 pee Cent. Cons. $1 j S 54 per Cent. 90 Bonds SS Old Abnuitles .11000 Exehequer Bills 34 35 se per Cent. Red. Shut. I .1500 Ditto 34 35 4 per Cent. New 971 4100 and .6200 Ditto 34 35 4 yrer Cent. 1826, Shut. Bank for Account Lon` Annuliles Shut. Comots for Acct. 82 1111 Int FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLoCS. Colombian Bonds, 6 _p Ct. 1 Dez.8d5.i825,6 p Ct. 671 11 Ditto Bds, 11124, n 1 # 1 Do. Ace. 671 #Bl #ll 1 o. Asa 391 Russ. Ms, 1828,5 pt:. $6l `"' nanT,ll Mond.. 3 p Ct. ilk I Span. Bonds S p Ct. 121 13 Ditto Acct. 603 411 Ditto Acct. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SIIAIIES, TWO O'CLOCK, OMR". rain. /Multi La Paz & Peru,. Asso. SO 5 1511 11. Royal Irish 25 1 9.16 14s 15s 16e EXCHANGES. Akateeminen, Manes 2.—On London, 12. 2 M.ll. 921. Ilansuaon, Pao. 27 —On London, 36. 81. sM. ML /1/. Sc. PITZIIISSUIP.OH, Fa 16.—0 n London, 3 M. 10. Loma, Faa. 23.-3 M. 6. 171. ' Beaus, Faa. 24—On London ' 3M. 6. 211/. \Names, Fes. 14.—0 n London, 3 M. 9. 58. Fannon Fuses.—Five per cents. 101 f. 55c. Three per cents. 69f230c. Four Harnhurgh Mails arrived this morning, bring ing papers to the 47th ult. also two Dutch Mails, with papers to the Sd inst. The latter contain no po litical news whatever. According to accounts from Cologne of the 26th ult. the Rhine had then so much on that and the preceding day, though it was still tr nen over, that the Prussia Authorities thought it necessary, to plant cannon at suitable distances, a'ong the right bank of the river, for the.purpose of announcing to the inhabitants, in sufficient-time, the breaking up of the ice. On the following day the signal guns were fired from Dusseldorf to Emnick; bat the pre caution appears to have been unnecessary, as no calamity is mentioned. The accounts, however,from the Upper are said to be very alarming, from the quantity that bad fallen. In Southern Germany the of snow cold hat beets very severs, na most of the rivers Wei been (rostra over. The Hamburgh Papers bring advice. from St.Peters burgh to the 15th ult. which speak of great prepara tions on the part of the Russian Government to prose-, cute the war against the Persians. Divisions of troops ate marching from the interior of the Empires and all Offiens are ordered to j ,in the army in Georgia. From these rigorous demonstrations, it is expected that the neat campaign will be highly favourable. —A report had been received from General Tilt. actLorr, announcing the arrival of the Regiments of the two divisions of Hulans with the Horse Artillery. They arrived at Teflis in the best condition, for which General ROSIN, Who commands one of the divisions, and General Doren Stoma, who commands the other, have reteired the thanks of the Esarcaea, with an order to present the troops with two rubles per man. General Mammy., who was entrusted with several important missions during the reign of the Emperor PAUL and at the commencement of the succeeding reign, died lately at St. Petersburgh, at the advanced 'age of 85. There are accounts front - Stockholm to the 17th ultimo, but they contalli no news of any interest.— Considerable damage was done by a fire at Drs,ntheim, in Norway, on the 31st January. The Paris Papers, which leached us last night, are as barren of news as their immediate predecessors. The Emile contains no intelligence either from Lisbon or Madrid, and has but one " retort courteous," on which joccasion it merely repels a "charge—accusing the French Cabinet or attempting to browbeat that of l Madrid. But it takes no notice of the confident assort., ances which are given, with a single exception, by all the Opposition Journals, both ultra and liberal, that j the Spanish Government is preparing for hostilities with increased alacrity, and that it scarcely deigns to disguise its intentions any longer. Whilst the Moils passes these statements over in profound silence, it is content with an allusion to a paragraph in the Quotidi cue, in which the latter pretends to renounce q its former opinions, with respect tosithe hostile designs of the Spanish Court, merely because the firm of Borns. CHILD is about to form an establishment at Lisbon. The organ cf the Apostolicals is not so pliant a convert as it pretends ; and from the suddeness of its conversion, we suspect it is assumed to conceal some fraud. However, if the Spanish Government has any design of striking a blow in Portugal, it must do so quickly ; for, according to all accounts, worthy of credit, the British troops will no longer remain idle spectators of the [roubles in that country. Singapore Chrostieles have re.ached us this morning, through the North and S uth American Coffee-house, to the 27th October. Ti,e follst ing are extracts : On Monday last, the 23d instant, a_ship arrived from B rmbay, 'tinder Mahratta colours. She is the first vessel under that flag which has visited Ibis The vessel is come on a trading voyage to some of these islands. She is commanded by an European, and hasgot a Parsee merchant on board as supercargo. " The Francis Warden had arrived at Singapore, for China, which she left on the 2J October. The commercial accounts from Canton are rasher unfavour able, particularly as regards opium, the price of which had declined to 1,100 dollars per chest for Patna, and 930 for Malwa. The demand was very languid, and the stock in the market so great, that any rapid im• provement in price could not be expected. In WI descriptions of Straits' produce, a fall in price had been experienced ; and from the numerous cargoes which have lately gone on the market, is 1 kely to be overstocked. The opium receiving ships still continue to lay at Lintio, and to conduct their illegal traffic without molestation, the Chinese being either unwilling or afraid to proceed to extremities in compelling them." The proceedings last night in the House of Com mons, when Sir FRANCIS BURDETT brought forward his motion on the Catholic Question, occupy to-day a v.ry large portion of our columns. The motio , which was seconded by Lord Morten*, was to the follow. lig effect: ; That the Homo is deeply Impressed with the necessity of taking into Its Immediate consideration the present state of the laws, by means of which their Roman Catholic fellow-subjects are afected with civil disabilities, with a dew to their relief from the maw" It is unnecessary to comment upon the different speeches, as they speak for themselves ; and the question has been so repeatedly discussed, that it is next to im possiblW to add any thing new on the subject. The de bate is to be resumed this evening. Mr. Caoucm, the King's Messenger, arrived at the Foreign Office last night, with dispatches from Mr. STRATFORD CANNING at Constantinople. According to a letter from Berlin, dated 19th Fah,- Baron But.ow is appointed Ambassador to the Court of England. The private letters from New York announce a fur- ther decline of one per cent. in the exchange on Eng land. Saturday Mr. LATCHFORD, the King's Messsenger, arrived In Downing-atr, et, with diapatehes from Madrid. Di.patches were received at the Colonial Office nn Sunday evening, from Sir Wuaa.saa Cutiven, in Portugal, which were yesterday submitted to the Duke of Wits.warroa, as Com mander in Chief, on his arrival In London, from his seat at &rat heldsay. The EArl of CHISTERNIELD, accompanied by Lord Amoy, Mr. Carew.; and Colonel Ream, left town on Satur day, for his Lordship's heeling seat in Leicestershire. A private letter from Dublin mentions, says a respectable Morning Paper, that the health of Mar chioness WELLULZY has made it requisite for her to take the waters at Leamington, which pl.rce she is about to visit, at the recommendation of the most e mi• tent of the Faculty in Dublin, who bad a consultation on the subject. . THE BING. BRIGHFOrOtaien s. The nail health and spirits are both ekcellent. Last night, the splendid music room at the Pavilion was again illuminated. The Duke and Duchess of ROISORtiff, who are among the latest arrii.ils here, left their names at the Palace on Saturday. The East of EGIRBMOOT and Lieut. General Sir W.LUMLUT left their names in the book on Friday, and the Dowager Countess of Saes 111ILD yesterday. The Royalisuite and household attended Divine Ser vice yesterday at the Pavilion ; but his MAMA?! was not present, nor has helbeen, I believe, for the last week Of two. THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL Sir ASTIAT Comma, yesterday, intended the Consul tation of the Earl of LIVIIRPOOL'S Physicians at twelve o'clock. The Consultation continued till a quarter past one. His Lordship con inued in the same favourable state up to a late hour last night. The morning consultation of the Gentlemen attend ing Loan LtvERPOOL, took place as usual this morning ; afterwards they made the following Report : " Fife Muse, March 41, Malt past Twelve. a Lord Llvaseoot is going on in a satisfactory manner, though his Last night was mu passed with so much sleep as some of the preceding oats." FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Lord GranyMe, from Paris; Earl Talbot, in Grosvenor-street; Mrs. and Miss Pepys * in Gloucester - place ; Major Graham, in Cork-street ; Mrs. and Miss &mina, in Baker -street; Colonel Cooper, lit Old Borliagt on-street ' • Mrs. and Miss Duneombe, in Greets-street, Park-lane; Mrs. and Miss Hayfield, in York-place; Mr. and Mrs. Lemon, in Montagu - square; Captain Maitland, at the Albany ; Mrs. and Miss Bruce, in Grosvenor-street; Mts. and Min !hinds., in Gloucester place. NAVAL IN FELLIGENCE. The Chematis, Low, from Ct..riesums ; and the Navy, PAttoms, from Virginia, were at shore at Liverpool on Sunday. The Aurora, from Singapore to Penang, is lost in the Straits of Malacca. The Beverley, from Boston to Valparaiso, was burnt on the 15th November, in W.I. N. long. 27. W. Crew saved. The Rapid, Wanner., from the South Seas to Landon, was lost on the 11th September, in the Straits of Flores. Crew saved. The Brazil Packet, Ctowza, sailed from Ancona the 15th all. for London, and was soon after driven on shore, and filled with water. The Olive Breach, Hansox, from St. Andrew's (N. 8.) to Ant. twerp, Upset ots the 55th January, in lat. ?SO. long. 45. Crew saved. Batarot, Plaint s.—The Francis, 0111:5101Y, which sailed from hence on the alb ult. for New York, put back yesterday, and must discharge. FALMOUTII, MAACK 4—Arrived the Marchioness of Salisbury packet, from St. Domingo and Jamaica. Dzas., Masco s.—Wind S.W.—This morning, the wind in clined to N.W. when three of the Ran lodiamen weighed, but it soon after backed to W.S.W. when they returned, aid remain, viz.—The Waterloo, Farquharson and General Kyd; the Tropic, Baumanoan, from London ter Baradoes; with the Sarah, for Con. stontWople; Jaue i for Malta ; Electra, and Ni'o,for New York ; Gol conda, for New Orleans; Julia, for Charleston • Alezander the Great, forJantales ; Milkr,for Antigua ; and Afrimnus, for Africa. Gaavestmo, Mauler s.—Sailed the Bombay, Crasser:, for India; and Album, CHAMIBILIII, for the Mauritius. NORTH AND SOUTH A MERICAN COFFER HOUSE. THIS DAY. Sussaroa4 Oct. 26.—Arrived 16th uk. Hon. Company's ship MaCqUillin. WILMS., front Beugal, 14th August ; Marquis of Huntley, Bengal, lath August. 21st.—Arrived the British ship Ganges, B. ',LIMN from Bengal, 20th August ; British ship Sherburne, Weirs, from Bengal, 28th August; British ship GrahCaudry,Wrapr. front Penang, 14th Sept. 27th.—Arrived the British ship Caroline, Homy from Batavia, 15th September. 28th.—Arrived the Hon. Company's ship George IV. B. stow, from Calcutta; British ship Cinglion, from Malacca, 24th Sept. Nov. 6th.—Arrived the British ship Marquis of Lansdomn, R. ' Nova, from Calcutta, 12th September; British brig Dotterel!, C Btu.. from ditto,l2thSeptember; passed through the Portuguese i ship Novo Paquete, from Calcutta. 7th—British brig Sir F. ittNaughtan, Parttime, from Cal cutta 18th April; British ship Corsair, Psram, ftotn Loudest 22d June. 802—Whisk ship Dam Carmelite, WILLIS, from Miamian tth June. An American ship called else London, has been lost on the Sandwich Islands, on her passage from South America to China; she had on board a loge quantity of treasure which was saved, and conveyed safely to Owyhee by the crew. 13th—British bark Marian Sophie, HElDialleall, front Batavia 7th October. 14th—British brig Mamoody, from Penang Ist Oct. 15th—British brig William, from Penang 7th Oct. Honourable Company's ship Sir David Scutt, M' Faooa ae,froan Bengal sea Sept. 1716.-.-Hunourable Company's ship Thames, HA VIS/Di. from Bengal sad September. . . . . . . _ _ litia.—lkittsit brig Maria. Rawer, from Porto Novo, 26th Sept. I kit.— British brig, Colonel Young, G star, from Calcutta 2d Oct. 20th.—British brig Matilda, Bou.ar, from Manila 28th Sep. tember; British ship Bolivar, Slll7ll. from Peru 14th July; Britian ship Itdmonstone, Mosorus, from China Std August ; British ship Francis Warden, Wearma, front China nth October from China. . . _ _ 44th.—British brig Mary, Mamma:, from Penang sth October; British ship Charlotte, Hermit, from China 17th September; the flee trader Bolivar, Sarrsr; loads at this port, direct for Liverpool; she has had a long passage from Peru, and her crew untortursately talicted with the scurvy. The brig Aurora, from this port, has been wrecked on the North Sand ; the whole of her carp is reported to be entirely lost, the crew saved—the property on board the brig was of considerable value. Cat.corra, Nov. !4.—Arched the Hon. Company's ship Flo. reada, ALUM*, from London 21st June, and Madras; Hon. Company's ship Abbertoo, Paacteat, om London 434 May, and Madras. 1 ltb--Eaglish ship Morley, HALLWAY. from London *6th May. 24t6.—Arrived the Hoe. Company, ship investigator, WTI, i from Rangoon, 4th October. 13th.—Arrived the English ship Hope, Has, from Portsmouth, oth June, and Madras 6th October. rrth.-:Arrived the French ship Adieus, Des Lamm. from Havre de Grace 17th June. and Bourbon 21st September. 29th.—English schooner Leith, Gum, from Penang, rad Sept. 31st—Hon. Company's armed Ketch, num, Require, from Akyals !lit Oct. the Duke of Bedford, Panama, from London Ined March, Madeira, Mauritius, and Madras, 1 ltk Sept. and have Ist inst. and the Melpomene, JOIINS2OIII. from Cove et Cork 23d April, on fth. Ger. sth—Lady Raffles, from London 24th May, sad Maim; balled the English bark, Snipe, hansom, for New South Wales. :6th.—Sailed the Ilasbury, Same, for the Red Sea; Pallas. Hoe. Lore, for China. 7th.—Sailed the Euphrates, Scow for London; Atennikr, DONALD, fur Martaban ; John Adam , Dnw, for Judda. nth.—Salled the Asia, Felix, and Jellieoe, for Bombay • La Bette Alliance, Russia, for t h e I s l e o f F rance ; Argyle, liiseofte, for China; Bengal Merchant, Bump, for China. MAL—Sailed Ake Providence, Aaaux, for Penang, rod James Colvin, CaawLar, for Rangoon. 15th.—Sailed the India Oak, Run, for Rangoon. Meth--Sailed the Caroline, KLOSOPI, for Londe.. We learn from Calcutta Papers to the la of Novem ber that Lord Amman., with his suite, had reached the ancient and celebrated city of flenares on the 11th of October, and had viewed an the magnift• cent structures which still reflect splendour on the name of Aurungzebe. The Gorernor•General .was re crived with great ceremony and hosciitality by th, Raja, but intended to proceed in his progress to Alla habad on the 18th. The accounts from Rangoon were favourable. SPORTING INiELLIGENCE. • BRTTING.ROOM, TATTIELIALLI, Masco , A treat number of Subscriber' were In attendance yesterday , very little definite betting took place ; the only alterations r that Web Is a point better, and Whole bait a point wor ,. II the otbrt berm rethainin as before. The odds are as r Dm". 20 to 1 apt Monselsk e 22 to 1 apt Costa's' 92 to I apt Spondee 23 to 1 apt Catherine 30 to 1 apt Terms* 33 10 1 SW Creole 5 to 1 apt Web 9 to 1 apt Tatter 14 to 1 apt Defence 14 to 1 apt Kopagoolle IS to 1 apt Trompeter 20 to 1 apt Gaborlaogle 20 to 1 apt Dahlia ..... 11 to far ..., t Marta • 117 to 1 apt Punka • IS to 1 apt Brown Duchess 17 to 1 apt Traitsiado" IS to 1 apt Totteridis 111 to 1 apt &sue* No others mentioned. ' Dexcasaas Sr. Lola& 16 to 1 apt Jupiter 20 60 t Agit Granby 18 to 1 Bast Reviewer 20 tol apt Illooothiuu 18 to 1 apt Popsy 22 to 1 apt 8116164 19 to 1 apt Olieera 25 to 1 apt Nioalis 90 to I apt &oche ... 50 to 1 apt Eoto* , to t on the MAIL - Sunday afternoon Vise°. nt town from Paris. The Noble Viscount shortly after , Sec y Cannon. lIIs Ricellency also intim( ted Misioess Foreign Office. The Noble ♦iscount is stopping st Damnifies's, during his short stay in London. A Meeting of the Mechanics of Live p ,Ol vened in that tosru on Friday last. and was ausoded py two hundred persons. A aeries of rem/odors wer e against the Corn Laws, Taxation, the proposed Grant to of Cuestas, Sec. After some 'peaking and some tonfetian, agree/that the Petition should be presented in the House • by Lord Kato, sad in the Mouse of Commons by Mr. and that a request be nude to General GASCOT Off to , Petttios. This terfour of the commercial letters, cceived terday from Portugal, has had the effect pew rally of lessening the apprehension entertained ► the state of things there, and the danger commercial property has been placed lately. The great paper manufactory belonging PLUMMIER and PaRRIS, at Coosbean, in the a Truro, was totally destroyed by drt on W evening. Count GIRARDAN. one of the liberal Members of the Chamber of Deputies, has a long illness, which bas for a pan of the last sions prevented him from taking a part " business. PHUISIAN LOAN, WIEGOCIATZD BY MIL N. scone, to LONDON. ur 1813.-1 U Hail-yearly Dividend above Lou, which becomes due on SUNDAY, the Ist of ' be pad oo idonday, and every uncesding day, by Kerman., between the boors of ten and two, at his hone, No. g, New-court, St. Swithia's-lane. The Dividend rants, with a list thereof, in numerical order, must be leo previous, for examination. BRAZILIAN LOAN 01 £2,000,000 &realms& aurae se Ma. W. 11. ROTIOCIBILN is Leeson, at 1515 Half-yearly Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes Bomar, the Ist of April next, will be paid by Mr. N. acuity, on mooday, and every succeeding day, hewers of ten and two, at his Ceunting•bowee, No. 5, New-corn, , The Divklead Warrants, with a list thereof, numerical order, mut be left one day previous, for examination. In the course of last week, Mr. Ptierr, of '- street, who, tea years ago, was wounded _ WATSON, in the attack on the shop of Mr. Beetwr the gunimith, of Skinner-street, had the ball r by Sir Asruty COOPER. The ball had entered and all efforts to get at it, immediately after •" was inflicted, proved ineffectual., Since that ball had sunk several inches, and it was taken, the inside of the thigh. Mr. PLATT is now doing Well. Maass, 'thiltaCTY, 6RA RAZ, AND FAMITLMUres BANIIIO/7C general meeting of the auditors, under the cotioion. • held on Saturday, in Basingball.et t eet, the assignee s Mr. Gordon, the solicitor, explained the purpose to masts had been called together. He entered in t o a det..il transactions which had grown out of the debt due by stns to the estate, and the compromise entered hue wi 1524. In one of the clauses of the deed then drawti up, . agreed to allow that Gentleman still to carry on his buskin!, brick-manufacturer, whirr the direction and control of the a ens, for the benefit of the estate ; sod it was also Stipulated who advanced him money for the purpose of coeds Haines, should be the first paid at of its proceeds eassequrece of this agreement Mr. Thomas lad carried beiness up to the time of his death, in December last, • period he was indebted about 4,3001. to persons who 1 plied tim with breeze, &c. aecotding to the mauling clause alluded to. Th ere was new a terse quantity of tutored products ea the brick.lieltis, and the question arose was, whether, is accordance with the clause, th ese Amid be now paid, in preference is the general body proved valet the commission ? The assigsees had @plaits ell counsel out this subject, which went a t tagellsy the creditors who had advanced these loonies to . Me bad a claim in preference to these whose claim was i. drier& the commission. A lung and desultory cenversation ensiled, the ptincipal gist of which was, that it was better Wyk dams, eves if they meld be legally contested, hole seemse to a suit in Chancery. It was then moves carried eneeinsottaly, that the assignees, epee due examination the arcounta,seseld be authorized to parot each persons - conceived clearly entitled, under the clause in the deed all and, after some mineerestlug (as regards the public) casemate*, the meeting adjoins's!. NEWGATE Alm LEADENRALL MARKETS, Beef... 54 Od to 4s 4d I Veal Mutton ........34 04 to 44 04 I Pork 34 $4 or HAY was K. amass's. 1/111111101619 Hay Ellis Od to 11 9. Od Hay it 15. to Clove; 5115. Od to 61 13. Od Cover 41 10a to Straw 1112 s Od to 21 th Od &raw 11'1!1 to •ritiCi OF BOPS, PER CWT. Ihic sew sestios. Niw Eat ins' Ism . Farnbant fine 160 e to 180s--Seeonds. 140 e to 1111 CB OF LICATHBB. Best Dressing Min. 3341 to Common Ditto w ISd ao 174 Crop Hides, SS to 40Ibs for cutting.— 144 to iSjil Ditto 45 to Saba 15 1 141 to 17i Calf Skins, 36 to oolbs ...... ........... —16 d 24d Ditto SO to 70Iba .......».......» 23d to 27d Ditto 70 to ICUs 214 to 23d Small Seala, Grumbled).— ...... sd to 204 Tanned Hone Hilo& ism to ISd Spanish Hurd COAL MARKET. Maus S. Ships at Market. Skips Sold. 344 Newcastle 314 4 Sunderbad 4 ng Id 34, 04 MAILS-1 IM DubUs •se. D 1 0 Waterford 1 0 G ..racer sad Jersey 0 I Lisboa • 0 Desagaadee 0 0 Buenos Ayres 0 0 Heated • 0I 'BM DAT. 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Rom E lea tho hien IH Si. . 4 iat ▪ tlbtrecd, r. 4°llll at aminhtioa. to I Cateetoo. by young esCltwin, 11 II eltrsgteti hi 'ed the pip, the wound of it time the Gee in out from ' doing very . 3 Jos Baraeonc krniesion, was Mn the chair. si rot which the irb, detail of the by lir. The. e l with him is ti ap, it WW Ant badman el a 1 tel the swig- doubted that a modeedell The weed& It a mied oo the tut, et which g rho had sap• wills of the ty of MOW b p i noon which p i, hew creditor, Ch ody who had B r d takes the ' gd sly, diat in ho , to Mr. was derived Ti ersatica hue 27 better to pay /4 med, than to G. t moved. and Ft eatinatioa trims at they ed abided ts, at coovenadso i Mauer S. I to se od I to Ss ad le G14:11 041 " c: a 18 1 1 1 It lit 1 Sr al 7416 re MA -at /Oa a tat 'Me to ISI virtu_ • 1 .•=...= lid 17,1 [sjd t7id red env ad .1 I - :514 ad t ad 1 id to 400 O Ni to 415 Od • Ott. Di& 1 0 II 1 O 0 5 0 O 0 O 0 - 1 0 dORILOW. thy alter le Proprietor, ile-Bert. •