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• •••• °;", - 4 r teoirovlag power of wiled for thafef bare. laboore Fla by shipping . • • \N \t: l*: 1 ober expended II peAparing the timber -• the +kips, and -TA enante atm • Piety • too,. Tke, a groodey of goods by sea, by eana -0 probably u the oeftborirooef Tour, itoloM' l • eloiratioi r!allticl or libniM very useful to man, at least die mining for itoo; coils, coppery and lead. Iron Is manifestly of the greatest importance ; cosh are useful ia tie scarcity of wood ; cop. per is useful for the preservation of ships. load for the purposes of war. . . Some other kinds or labour Might Istilleoerated, which have tile effect of increa.ing national wealth i bet what has been said will, probably be suSelent to make My renders comprehend what is to be understood by " useful labour." It maybe proper, bow-, ever, Isere to observe, that such tragic abatis to be deemed 'au dorsally useful, or conducive to wealth nr power, u concettsed in the transport of the necessaries of life, and of the burnmenti whereby they may be beet attained." t In conclusion, we have only to remits., that the asc ension of this useful work does the Author much cre dit. Mr. Edmonds has not only written a clever book, but bas sent one forth of a character totally different from any one hitherto published. The work ought to be read ceoerally ; for ita is calculated to do great good. We sincerely recommend the publication. _ Pe MANSION Agl) .- MANOTT 'N FSSRX, ON THt J(11, ./TiCI6IIS I BORDERS OF HERTFORDSHIRE, About Thirty Miley from London. • WO LET, ri noble MANSION, ready FURNISHER, with suitable Mims, walled Gardens, 'ad the exchfsive Right of Sporting over nearly Four Thousand Acres of Land which about Seven Hundred and Sixty Acres are Wood (=- For further Particulars, apply to Messn. Chapman, Webb, LAW- Syria aid Surveyors, Middle Temple/Is/ rl'H ENEVENING LONDON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1827. •• r. .mm,•• Bon. and Landau. AR. STOCK RXCHANGE, TWELVE cycLocc whlcb let% off yesterday at as/ 6 foe tb. Account, opened this morning' at the same price; since which, they were dose at 831, and at present may be quoted at 83j, alternately buyers and selleri. The Foreign market also remains stationary, with notlt g g doing It is reported that the French Rentes same 10 tents lower. CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Since twelve o'clock, the Consol market has taken a turn, and receded from 831 j for the Account, to 831 1, caused by amounts that Government are preparing four large bomb vessels, which is supposed to be part of the preparations about to to the Dardanelles: it is also said that troops and stores are likewise to be sent there. PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Bank Stock India Stock 3 per Cent. Red. j j Ditto Rondo 70 73 Spa. Ct. Cont. Shut. South Sea Stock 31 per Cent. Old Annuities 31 per Cent. Red. 891 j £lOOO Ezcbeq. 131115 44 S 3 45 4 per Ct. New Shut. ' £5OO Ditto 44 •S 43 45 4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £llOO Ditto 44 5 3 4S 4 per Cent. 11126 # 1001 India for Account Long Ann. 181 13•16 1346 Consols for Acct. 83j I FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. • Colombian llonds.6 p Ct. 131 Alex BdsaBas,4lp C. Daniab lids. 3 p Ct. Do Acct 471 431 1 471 411 Do. Are. 531 Spanish Bds 5 p C tat 1 I BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCIV. sassaa. /PAM . Brazilian 35 m 90 SS 114 Ile, Colombian Genera Mining Ana. United Alexican 100 20 15 SO S 136 40 35 15 AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vinnia. NOTEMIIII 26. 5.i.......6. E ..... 00 , ••••46....11. Gk..... •AgiN After we were gone to Press, we received, by ex• press, the Gazette de France of yesterday It says the news which arrives from Constantinople continues to be satisfactory, but gives no date to the article. The Journal of St. Pate, sburg4 gives, in a Sopplemeat Estraordinary, the details of the battle of Navarin. _ The Lisbon Gazelle of the 22d November contains the following r—" On the 20. h arrived in the Capital Prince Schwartzemberg, coming express from Vienna, with duplicates of the letter of Don Moon. the first copy of which has been received and published?' Metaßigors, 86#; Bank Actions, 1,005; lam*, 1,013. Fames Funos.-5 per Gems. 101 f. 3 per Cents. 68E 35e. We received this morning the Algenreime Zeitung and other German Papers to a late date ; they are all silent upon the single subject, which has for some time past engaged the attention of our politicians, namely, the affairs at Constantinople. The following areextracts : 111=2 thelllol -Is 011 plAp on the labour L4O VIHNNA, sin. 24. The Infant Don Miguel is gone to Mariazell (lately destroyed by Rre) for the purpose of paying his devo tions, and Gffering rich presents to the miraculous image of the Virgin Mary, in that celebrated mart of pilgrims, before he sets out on his return to Lisboa. His Royal Highness travels with a few attendants only, and will be here again on Thursday; won after which he will leave us to set out on his retain to Lisbon. After the receipt of the many reports iniicative of war from Constantinople, the assembling of a corps of obselration in Hungary is spoken of. The•mere rtpoet of such a measure, though not the slightest authority can be given for it, has caused a great rise in the prices of all kinds of grain in Hungary, and even here.— However, several other causes, especially the badness of the harvest in different parts of Germany, seem to hive contributed to it. In consequence of th , . accounts of the Election re ceived from Paris our Bank Shares have fallen to-day to 1.026.--Algemeine Zeitaxg. Dec. 1. LEGHORN. NOV. 14. A Swedish merchantman, which arrived here the day before yesterday, was robbed on its voyage from Alums& ia of five bags of money by a Greek pirate: it would have been worse treated, had it not for tunately met an Austrian brig of war which drove off the pirate, who has also taken several bags of money flora Captain Ragusin, of the Austrian brig die Archduke John, which has likewise arrived here horn Alexandria. According to a litter from . lll4lta, of 24th October, received hete yesterday, an English brig of war had arrived there with a convoy of five merchantmen, from Tchesme to Malta, whish.had been attacked on the way by sixteen small Cheek pirates, and was with difficulty saved by the prig, on board of which two men were killed,and the 64 1 / 4 Lieutenant and some sailors wounded. Austrian Observer, bov. 26. tafttitbt it°, New. so. Aceoueu from Prus*a say, that the Elect:au of ~ Hesse Cassel, according to 0/ roveging is bet reddest* at Coblents. Jibe Palace, obliwi r the Electors, but obarNl P. sines ehit Aity leas batlereed to Prussia, officsa, is now Itsintop for tbe tacit, nest: • It is wit yet positiveleknow‘v. Highness the Electoral Pvijace will reside with , tress his mother, or obtain some appointment in active military service; it is said,however, that the Prince has repeatedly expressed his wishes for the latter. The merchants iaterestesLin the trade of Leipsic, are much alarmed at the prospect of the occupation of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia by the Russian army. At present the trade is very considerable, anal the greater part of the rich Turkish shawls and otheel valuable productions of the East which came to nn Lei fair, are received through that channel.—Aeurn s Correarndeset, N0v.30. '~ -7 7 We have insetted in this day's Paper an interesting letter from a French Officer, who was present at the battle of Navariss it concurs with every other state ttlent we bad mid, as to tine aggression of the Turks in the fitst instance in that memorable action. The letter is wsitten in that plain' manly std le becoming t naval officer; audit is t gratifying to see the unanimity and Wit ndship which subsists among the different &qua drats engaged in that enterprise. COURT, CIRCULAR. • The Duke and Ducheaa sf 0411,211 CR tame to town yesterday morning, from their seat in Busby Park. His Royal Highness was busily engaged throughout the whole of the day, transacting Adel business at the Admiralty. The Duchess of CLARINCE, accompanied by the Princess Emus of Carelatb, and the Prince al iIOIIII3ILOIIIC LatIGMOMPAI, visited the Princess Fimmas, at the apartments of her Royal Mother, the Duchess at KUM, in the King's Palace, at Kensington, ter the purpose of con gratulating the Princess on the return of her natal day : the Royal Party. afterwards partook of • doinnse. In the evening, the Duchess of Ks,: pee a grand dinner in beanie et the day to several Members of the Royal Family and a schist patty of persons of diuinctioa, who were invited on the *imam Among the company were the Doke and Duchess of CLASCIICZ. the Princess Sorma Ma:men, Prince Liorms, Prime of Honmaraes Lao. 601110013110, Princess Eartue of Carolads, the Duke swf Dosser, the Marquis and Marchioness of LAXIDOWS. Count Leaner, the Nea politan Minister, and the Countess LIMOS", Mr. - Calm Jan oases, Captain StrltCll4 &c. Prince Lamm) came to town yesterday, from his sear at Core mom. The Priam' Avarua took an airing yesterday la her carriage and four, awl paid a visit to the Princess frotnta, at her apart meats in the King's Palace, at Kensington. The Duke of Ciaesiscs dined with the Princess Annum wa . Thursday, at her residence In the King's Pahire, It. James's. )Ir. latvLswood, the King's messenger, arrived at the Foreign Cato, Dowaing.atreet, soon after three o'clock yesterday after. Pals, with dispatches from Viscount Gaaavna.s, oar Ambassador at Paris. A Cabinet Council was held at three o'cloek yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, which was attended by the whole of the Cabinet Ministers, with the exception of the Duke of Peeneye, who is on the Continent. The Ministers continued assembled till put six o'clock. PRESENTATION or Tem FREEDOM or Tug EOROUG H or tzunlec.t. UIL, at— ttalif2l/7 Plfttrl. L P TROM 711 It ateacoar, DOCS)0211 7. Yesterday morning, the MAYOR and ALOZRURN of this' Borough, accompanied by the Because*, Csarcaur, and Tows Circa*, met at Hatfield House, the seat of the Marquis of Sam ovar, for the purpose of presenting the Freedom of the Borough to the Right Honourable Roam: Pew., in testimony of their appreciation of his distinguished services In reforming the Cri minal Jurisprudence of the Country. On reaching Hatfield Houte„,...the Corporation were received by the Noble host In the most friendly manner; and after robing In his Lordship, private room, proceeded in state to the splendid apartment known as King James's." Here they found the object of their Intended compliment, surrounded by the Marchioness and Dowager Marchioness of SALISBUIT, Mrs Pau., Lord Masers Hsu., Lord Inasinus, the Rev. F. Farrtsros, &c. Mr. Pees was looking extremely well, and after Lord Salisbury had com municated to him briefly the object of the deputation, the following addreas was read by Thomas Dannlell, Esq. Recorder of Hertford " tO• TYR MONT MON. KORMIT Pin, M.P. " ffra,—The Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the borough of Hertford, beg lease to embrace the opportunity afforded by your arrival in this county, of recording their sense of your valuable and distinguished public services, by presenting to you the freedom of 1 this ancient and loyal borough. " They deeply regret that any circumstances should have deprived the country of :he assistance, In her highest counclia,of one wbo bas shown himself so able, and so actively anxious, to improve those valuable laws and institutions to which' we owe the happiness and independence of this country. " They also most cordially unite with the country at large in offering their thanks to you for the active part which you have taken in Parliament, iu the improvement of those laws and usages which so materially affect the administration of justice in criminal cases, and the protection of the persons and property of the inha bitants of these realms. and they earnestly hope for a continuance of health and long life, to enable you to complete the works width you have so ably and so auspiciously undertaken." • -The Mayor, EDWARD Maus, Esq. then advanced towards Mr. Peel, and presenting him the freedom, which was enclosed in a handsome oak box mounted In gold, saki— " The freedom of the Corporation of Hertford, which was voted I to you during the Mayoralty of my predecessor in office, contained in this hot, I have the honour to present to you Mr. Pam then ►owed, and returned the foliowirig answer to this Address-- ° Ganursion,—l rejoice that an opportunity is afforded me of expressing to you in person the sincere gratification which li have derived from the assurances of your good opinion and esteem. Yuu have specified, as the particular reason for the distinction which you have conferred span me, those labours of my public life which I look back upon with the most unmixed satisfaction; those, I mean, whkh were concerned with the simplification of the crimi nal law, and the improvement of its administration. Through the whole course of them I was cheered by a generous and unanimous concurrence of sentiment, in respect to the expediency of the under taking, and to the principle on whitit it was founded,—a principle, which sought en the one hand to maintain the spirit and form of ancient and venerable institutions, and on the other, to correct the abuses and supply the defects which impaired their efficacy. " Accept my cordial t►anks for the honour you have conferred upon me by admitting me to the freedom of the Borough of Hert ford. I consider it as a moat valuable proof of the disinterested approbation of a community with whom I have not hitherto been connected by any local ties, but to whom I am this day plated in a relation which gives aye a new interest in their welfare, and a fresh motive for endeavouring to retain their esteem and confidence." The business of the morning being coneludedotie whole party, led by the Marquis of Umtata's, proceeded to the gallery, artier, a splendid didassit fa jimaghstta awaited them, which received its full War►i tedse honours of demolition. • `i -r Tomorrow impioirements it ,EASHIQIIABLE INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. Tb. Martpds of Bads, in Grosvenor-square, from a Ices too; ; Viscount Dungarvon, in Hertford-street, from Oxford; Lord Wkarndiffe and Mr. &oart Wortley, is Cursoo-street, May-fair, from Yorkshire; Lord and Lady Grenvill►, st their bows in Chaties-street, Berkeley-stpase, front their lest, Drepanore, in Bucks; Hun. Thomas Grenville, at his hawk Oevelund.square, from Dropmore; Mrs. and Miss Arundel, in Park-street, from Rome ; Mr. A ugustes Stapleton, in Charks•street, Iteckelei;q - aure; Mr. and Mrs. Curzon, ka Gioseester•piace, from Paris,. Captain Hector) Parker, in Lower Seymour-street,frpih tialion; c a ptain ' James Ramsay, in Pall-matt from Rotterdam; . Countess of cu ll:le, ori Richmond.terrice,Whirehall ; Hon. James StuartWortley. _ _ _ in May-fair ; Major Abbot, in Albemarle-strest, front Canterituri; Mrs. and Miss Pepys, in Hertford-street, from Paris; Major Armstrong, in Pall-mall, from Brighton; Captain Robert Blab, R.N. in Pall-mall, from the lonian Islands ; Mrs. and Miss Milk marsh, in Park.street,from Paris; Mr. R. Rashleigh, in Paccadilly, from Cornwall; Lient.-Cnionel Cavendish, at Burlington Howie, Piccadilly, front Susses ; Prince Beterhazy, from the Cottage of the King. at Chandos House 1 Sir Andrew Barnard, in St. James's. street, from Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Ricketts, in Harley-street, from Paris ; the lion. T. Fiennes, the floral Hotel, St. James's. from York.bire ; Wickham Martin. Bag. at ditto. tram Hants ; J. Ares, Esq. at ditto, from his seat les Bedfordshire ; Gape. Fitsclarenee, at ditto, from the Aledltemnean ; P. Williams, Esq. at Feotores Hotel, St. James's -street, from Brighton. DEPARTURES. The Duke of Devonshire, for Coardrty Hall, in Sussex, the asst of Mr. Poynts ; Major Henry Murray, for Portsmouth; Major and Mrs. Fraser, for Bath ; Major and Mrs. Bristow, for Bath; Capt. Drake, for Portsea Barracks; Lord and Lady Ki ng and Miss King, front their house in Dover-street, for their seat, Ockham, Surrey ; Lord Yarborough, from the Isle of Wight, for his seat in Lincolnshire; Sir Roger and Lady Greeley, for Lalworth Castle; Capt. Brymer, from the Royal Hotel, for his seat In Leicestershire ; Mr. and Mrs. Shand, from ditto, fur Paris; J. Win. Esri• from ditto, on a toot; Capt. Caldwell, from ditto, on a tour. DUCHESS OF QUEENSBEItRY. All virtue, learning, honour, most Consign to this, and come to dud. - Monday, the remains of the late Duchess Dowager of BuccLavim and Quitatisaattay were deposited in the vault of the Muntagu family, at Warkton Church, near Kettering, Northamptonshire. The funeral procession reached Boughton House, the seat of the late Duchess, on Saturday, attended by the Whole of her Graces late domestic establishment. Sevetal members of the family arrived there the k samit evening. During Sunday the body lay in state in one of the principal apartments of the house, and on Monday morning was conveyed to the church with the solemnity and decorum becoming the mourn ful occasion. Alter the usual attendants at the head of the melancholy procession were SO of the tenants of the deceased Duchess on horseback. Die hearse, upon which the armorial insignia of her Grace were dis plsyed, was preceded by a carriage, in which were the clergymen of the neighbouring parishes, and followed by three mourning coaches, the carriage of the late Duchess. and those of Lord Mcistraou, the Duke of DUCC4RUGH, the Honourable Capt. CUST, and El ZNRY ODDI 6, Esq. Tne boey was frllowed•to the grave by Lbrd Motaxasou r the Duke of Buoototsow, Lord Dux (ILA 11. the Hon. ROIIRRT STOPFORD, the Hon. Sir ED. *ARP STOP/ORD, the Hon. and Reverend R. B. &of:T imm the Honourable Captain Cuss., Mr. ODDI/4 her,Graces solicitor, Mr. EDWARDS, the steward of the Boughton estates, a numerous assemblage of domestics, and ether desirous of :hewing their regard_ for the memory of this most excellent Lady, who was alike honoured and respected by every class' of society, and in whom the poor and destitute never failed to find a friend.—Her Grace was sole daughter and heiress of George Duke of MONTAGU and Earl of CARDIGAN, and widow of II RN nY Duke of Buccr.sucni and QueiNseassar. His MAJISTY will arrive at St. James's Palace on Thursday neat, in order to hold a Council, and re ceive the Recorder's Report. _ . Letters from Ca lie state a general impression pre vailed among the French troops in that city that they were on the point of immediate departure, though no order had arrived to that effect. The inhabitants were .much gratified at the prospect of getting rid of intruders, who bad so long burdened them by their presence, that they had given up all hope of deliverance.—Tinter. The Admiralty yacht and three steam vessels are expected to sail on Monday from Deptford. for Calais, under the orders of Captain Sir WILLIast HOSTS, Burt. to convey from thence• to this country Don Mums., the Viceroy of Portugal, who it is'thought will arrive here on the 15th or 14th, Lord Mouttraateams is appointed to attend on Don Micron., in his passage to, and during his residence at this Court. Accounts were yesterday received from Buenos Ayres to the 26• h of September. A flag of truce had arrived from Montevideo, which had excited the most lively interest; but nothing had transpired up to the 25th of September. The mansion taken for the Marquis of WELLESLEY Is the second from Apsky House : it It the property of Sir Cuenca COCKEREL& Yesterday preparations were making for his Excel. leney's reeep ion, who is expected on Thursday next. Prince bream had a dinner party on Thursday, at Ashburnbam House, Doveswreet, among whom were—the Mar quis and !Marchioness Peziazt.t.e, Count and Countess M Count Oczt.ta, Mr. Dx BILLENT, Mr. Fascz, M. Rory, &e. The Countess of Essas had a caid party yesterday eveniag, at her house in HUI-street, Berkeiepsquore. Our old favourite Mutarms, we are sorry to hear, has been confined to his bed for several weeks by the gout. MATHaws is now "At Honse"among theCantabs. He attracts, of course, crowded audiences, and takes well. Mr. Gs 180 d, late of Drury-lane Theatre, we under stand is engaged at the Surrey Theatre, at a liberal salary, and will make his appearance this evening in the character of Henry Bertram, is Guy 31annering. Coon's, the American actor, is arrived at Liverpool. He is engaged at Di ury•lane Theatre, where he will shortly make his appearance. ANNANDALE PEESAOIL—This Peerage will come under the consideration of the House of Lords, again, in the ensuing Session of Parliament, on the petition and claim of JoRN JAMES Hors JOHNSTONE, of Annandale, Esq. son of Rear Admiral Sir WILLIAM JOHNSTONE Hors, Bart. one of the Council df the Lord High Ad miral. By an Order, the House of Lords, in May 1826, required the claimant to endeavour to discover whether any person exixts capable of claiming u heir male of JiMES JOHNSTONE, created Lord JOHNSTONE in 1633, and Earl of HAttrtat.t. in 1643. The claim ant, Mr. Hors Jclttorrom a, ha's been unable to discover any such person. :~~. , 'the hall-yearly Review and Examination of the Students and Gentleman Cadets of the Royal Military College at Sandhurst wig tale place on Monday and Tuesday next, before the Comonasionet: of the Supreme Board. No doubt is entertained that our troops win be withdrawn hu b Portugal in Januaty nest. Some of the regiments will, In all pre, bability. be sent to reinforce our umy in the Mediterranean. At present necdetnchmenta.ot Mender otany kind are to be sent mute **regiments now serving In PortugaL Lieutenant General Sir Hy. Cuneor, it is understood, will o w , eee4 Sit LOWILIT Cot e s, in the government of the Mauritius, s t g a in ids %lUD. is to supply the place of Si r EDWAID Buntsit Cg. Detachments Weaning to the Royal Artillery, the 52d, 74 , 1 , and Slit Regiments, and the lit Battalion of the Rifle Brigad e ' under the charge of Captain C ox , o f t h e Rifl e B rigade, arrived, 04; board the Margaret freight ship, on the 6th instant, at Portanamitli, from Mafia. Detachments of the 41st and 46th Regiments of Foot arrived in town, on Thursday, free Bristol, and embarked ) yesterday morning on board a steam vessel in the river, for Gravesend, the termer on route to Duvet, the latter ass route to Chatham. ;rig report, will ' THE KING. slate, formaelp- wh - . „.,,- - • „... --.....-- ereon, uno. 7.—His hlaiesvk. left the Royal has been used .t this afternoon at two o'clock, accompanied by odrit is as I Gosera• .the Erird Steward, in his pony phaeton, for a drive in ottption of her the Great Palk. His MAitart took an airing yesterd* ,war whether his far upwards of two hourseand visited Virginia Water e with the Eiew., . and gliidpit Gate. To-rnorrow the Kozo is expected . . to inspect the insproiennents it the Cas:le. - • THE ARMY.-7 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Ills Royal Highness the Loss lissn ADMIRAL has app e i nto yi Lieutenants to his Majesty's steans.vissels. The following Oa cin have received their commissions ter the undermentioned rem:v.-- Lieutenant T. Bullock, to the Echo ; Lieutenant G. J. Hay, code &terser ; Geo. Evans, to the Lightning. The Mary Ants, SPOONts, from Newcastle to Wells, was alum dotted on Wednesday, off Flambro' Head. The Casplan,"Dowaae, from London to Newcutle, was totally last cm Hashro'.sand on Thursday : crew saved. The Fortune, Davao, from Liverpool to Bangor, stranded an Priest Island, has become a wreck : part of the cargo saved. Dam., Dee. 7.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrived from Loudon the Surrey, Kau, for Bonebay ; Caraboo, Dena, for Africa; Chris. dna Louisa, Azalea; and Coventry, Puente, for St. Helena. POSTIMOUTII, Dec. 7.—Wind N.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived the Governer Harcourt, Puccini, from Loudon, to Madras and Bengal. A boat has just arrived from Pegham, basin been to the Spring, trearßornbay. The cargo is landing, in a damaged state, but it is thrombi the vessel will ge to pieces. Fatauterrat, Dec. 6.—Wind N.N.W..—Salkd the Planet, Bat. CLAY, for Jamaica. Biausestata, Dsc. 6.—A brig of shoot 120 tons, whit a yentas gag and jack at the mast-brad, coming Into t►e harbour, is jut grounded on the Lavan Sands : assiitance has been sent. Unarms, DSc. 6.—The John, Mama, booed to New Orleans, parted frean.ber anchors this morning, and got on shore in Flack. ingress Bank, bat has since been got at Wind N.N.W. bi o m es a strong gale. &AXIOMATIC, Dec. 7.—The Era, Wsu.wu, from Lorain' to Cork, pat back here to-day, with loss of snain.boom, anchors and cables, sails and bulwark damaged, having been run foal d by a 'echoener, under Dimness. ABERDEEN, Dec. S. Saturday, the Sisters, of Litnekilos, WILLIAM Carr, Master, bound from Charlestown to she Lewis Islands, was driven, vs shore among the rocks in Cruder Ilay, and ail the crew drowsed. Same day, a brig was mese to founder Of Donniouth, when alim board perished. A host, with the master's name, Robert Ross," on it, and a good deal of wreck, and alms some spars, with Friend. ship" on them, have come ashore. This vessel is suppaed to be Abe Friendship, of Hull, 110311117 Rosa, from Sunderland, to the Moray Frith. Same day, the sloop Albion, of Peterhead. CRATHRAD, Mitt; was driven on there near the mouth of the Ythan, and fanned a lodgement in the land. The crew drowned. PETERHEAD, Doc. 4. Wednesday lennight, the Lincoln, of Alloa, 377 tons, Rocm litastsw ' master, with upwards of 500 loads of timber on board, from girebee for Leith, was driven on shore on some rocks war Freshwick. 12 miles to the northward of Wick, and Is a total wreck, and all the cargo of the lower hold spread along the share. Crew saved. SPQRTING INTELLIGENCE. ' His Majesty's Stay Rounds meet on Monday, at laicism, ant Staines ; and on Friday, at Fullmer Common. The Shropshire Hounds on Monday, at High Hatton; Wednes. day, at Withington ; and on Friday, at Aston. Mt. Boycott's Hounds on Tuesday, at Stretton. Mr. Dainty s Hounds on Monday, at England's Gate; Wedneas day, at Hoarwithy ; and en Friday, at Canon Froome. The Cheshire Hounds on Monday, at the Inn on the Forest; Wednesday, at Saltersford Bridge; Thursday, at °Berton Toil Bar; and on Saturday, at Peover. Lord Anson's Hounds on Monday, at Kirkby ; Tuesday, at Orton; Friday, at Lindley ; and on Saturday, at Newbold Gate. The Cottesmore Hounds on Alonday, at Utfington Wood; Tuts. day, at Cole's Lodge ; Thursday, at Castle Bytham ; and on Friday, at Burley. Earl Fitzwilliam's Hounds on Monday, at Warmington. Lord Yarborough's Hounds on Monday, at Lace, by Canapes' Platt; Wednesday, at Immingham; Friday, as Girsby House; and oo Saturday, at CaboOrn. The Worcestershire Hounds on Monday, at Cracombe; Thurs day, at Cliffey Wood ; and *a Saturday, at Grafton Mill. The Warwickshire Hounds on Monday, at Grove Park. The Conock Harriers on Tuesday, at Ell Barrow ; and on Satur day, at Imber Furze. FOX AND HARE HUNTING. Basoirrom, Dec. 6.—On Tuesday, Col. G. Wyndham's fine pack of Fox Hounds met at Applesham Furze, where, among :bout leo bersemen, as many as so scarlet frocks were exhibited. The day was damp, but not cheerless. Soon after meeting, a brace of fouls got up in the Furze, one of which was presently chopped, the Veber broke cover in good style, and after a run of about five milts. and scouring through Stubbs's Bottom, was killed in Stoke Furze. This was scarcely effected, when a third fox was unites netted in the Gorse Patch, which stood for Chetikenhury Ring, with the dogs in full cry. He scudded from the Ring down to Whiston Bondi into Widgeon Park, and then merrily on for Wen Grimaced. After a chat. altogether of about twelve miles, how ever, the haze became so thick, and the drizzling discharge from the clouds so increased, that the dogs were called off, and the di version was prematurely put an end to. About Chenkenbury Rios, • Mr. B. and a Mr. Dl. had an unpleasant altercation, during which the borne-whip was mentioned, but not exercised by either party. As our Subscription Harriers, with a gallant field of sportsmen were proceeding to the meeting-place, the Racedow- day a bare got up before them, which was pleasantl the hollow from the race stand, and along Mae" Whore, the animal being headed, turned short ' Ifireeodeen Hill, skimmed the whole line how*, took to the opposite side'Or ibe 1111, Im gaining Hodshrove, was ran into in the bans, from the latter spot, was soon started, wh• Ambled, and doubled. again ;" and, after iseapare4 about eight or nine Atiki of ground i mutes, was killed near to her starting point. Hofishrove. A third • bare, from Beard's followed for a short time, subdued ; but, _ Chartin's Garden, at Wootendeen, atter a pursuit half, owing to the scent dying away, escaped. GREAT SPEED. An excellent Running Match, of ten miles, day niornicg, near Epsom, between Mr. Wright ss. for 100 guineas a side. Mr. Searle ran the distance sad 58 seconds, beating his antagonist by one It was well castrated. Betting 5t04 on the The Mercers Company have voted, the Spanish and Italian Refugees: a second dot most ancient Company to the City of London, worthy of imitation. A work is announced as on the eve which is likely to attract the attention of under the title of the " Ozinttal Misnerun7," count of a Minion undertaken for the Propagation Knowledge In Arabia, and on the banks of the F the years 1824-5. CaAntra H. used to say of the LAI stray, that " he knew mote law than • more divinity than all his bishops.' His Majesty's Commissioners for bur have given their consent to the erection tial Churches in the parish of Walcot, built on the ground presented by Miss . rear of Beaufort•buildings, and the other presented by the Dawager Lady Rr of Prospect•place, which will be coma the necessary arrangements can be • Commissioners providing two-thirds of the condition of a large portion of sock appropriated to free sittings for the use hy tl the 1 dial Leai 1101 1 10 bi bevi prim N mail sill sot the for It ti ,acedown, on Wednes- InCi kasantly pursued down he Black Rock Bottom, see in to the left, remelted eof it, passed Smith's F. and having sucterded over there. A second we which '. doubled, and. the r having circuitously in eve and forty tai- for it. the • Plantatiod at. ' tl a Bottom, was briskly gni a fourth, found near rsuit of an hoar and a Pt Mr a, toot place on Thum- IN ght and Mr. G. Searle, the distance in S 6 minutes wT se minute and S 3 arta sit e winner. ha, !deloo guineas for bel dooatioo. Tbis is the so, and sets an ezaniple qul eve of publication, act of the religions world, his containing some ac- sa l opagation of Christian . the Euphrates, during ish Earl of SHATTIS- be l all his judges, and ltei. bt building Churches ion of two :Aston• to i cit, Bath, one to be M e isa TANNIR, in the the wher on the ground slat setts, in the front y e 4 imenced so soon as for be 'completed—the lag of the expense, on in 4 ich Churches belt,: her use of the poor. Te ri to - ir 11 steal imp 1 Boil A been or b fries Doti • M 1 wog Add Al owsi fee' "a Pim EiV was iik k iota dere