Star. — London, England, 1827-02-12 00:00:00

THI THEATiIt. The third appearance of Miss Arrow on Saturday, if possible, marked with still greater evict than per of her preceding perf ,, rmances. As she gains stlf potwision; she evidently imprives both in execution and e fre.'t, twd ma, be said to have already established b er elt in•the favour of the public. The audieete• were numwous and elegant. In the aliXcircle, we noticed.— • Esteiliasy, glace Name, Duke of Warners', Duke s oil Dolmas of WOW, Duke of Deveallike, M Mar. daaano of "Looddederry, Fart and Coouteoe of T p a d 4 zoo", dot Lady Staab/ape, kg. THE LORD CHANCELLOR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. —u tar , tlieg could add to the splendour at tie Lord ciste e h ealie personal, as well as facial character, or contri ten iv make his no go down with greater • brilliancy than it I.: otaiitimiebsedto est, it would unquestiesatdy be the great s just, a wl wed henearible judgment he has passed is the case a Mr, iya i mhifs motherless and unfortunate childrem The appeal with it hidt his Lordship closed It done must have touched every heart, -, 4 the equity of the decision itself, there could be but see con. r ubs voice in the Court that beard it. as there will be throughout the a h watry thseeemieet It ; and that the fatted feeling will se „vow sges to some, a proud meow:lest of the high too. of usual pe h opk that so eminently distinsidslais our national character. To the study upright and hosusrable heart of the Chancellor WWI it !out have been a no lets gratifying uneation, after such a ka( paled of strict and impartial dimensatiee of British equity, sis amid the meat 10101111, as well as ems of the latest of his jaw saU-was toes. Which, by the diep'ineYeettince of the ded sialdlch it Waves, may become the priedpb and precedent d w in jedgesintu•-bailed wide suck emedial and usenhawma up 'l if seer uses In the solids of British legieladou and joris. re ams, Lad* the moat exalted wades a his country's dvi t at edee, and to the mutation of whose ogee se many a Its mos t T hal sod concerning interests are eeemagned.had cause to look, with tatt opective feelings of unmixed 'ablution, dm a lengthened and board course of public duty, or eel& the prospective that be shall bate to leave a name associated with that country', prosiest reminiscence!, it is my GM COIMICELLOS ELIMMII. • • And If it may be permitted a bumble participator of his country% Wimp is express a hope of his own heart, it is that big Lordship way led the fell consciousness of the consoling joy with which be may hiesseff expect to stand at that higher tribunal, where Ms soak* loses approval, a Well done, good and faithful 8/ST- oaf shall repay all his upright, honest. and couch:odious dia. l imy egg% great talent which, ter the happiness and bleseing at y s illsoins, has been so long and laeritedly entrusted to his ash Sir. your obedient 6, . SIONA. THE SERPENTINE RIVER, &c. At the west end, and on the Dort!: side, the drifting ite bad settled, and bore on Saturday. Here were assembled, from one till four o'clock. some good skaiters, where they practised their evolutions in sig h t of ° some fashionable females is carriages. Yesterday the Park was thronged, bet the Welingtoti yell:was the favourite promenade. We saw notlling new the gloom in the atmosphere, and tbe CZ. trove cold, induced the bilks to display but hide men. tioa to dress ; they were all enveloped is furs, in which *yew the face was scarcely visible. . About three o'clock, groom began to assemble on Abe ravel terrace on the south side of the river. At uhistime there might be *boat two hundred persons on the ice, which the previous night's frost had modeled hard enough to bear the :takers who had the temerity to venture on if. One Gentleman had a narrow escape: the ice gave way under him, and one kg went in. The atrial precautions were resorted to by notice boards. with the word " dargerous,. affized in four different, • places. The ice was good and clear. We saw Mr. Tetuan and Charles Kemble among the best performers. The carriage+ in the ring were mere twasentes tire at any termer "mime of the merit seams ; among :item tb Namtbiceese st Lem. .satiny s was the most corepicsous. • • Basus.• JAN. 28.—The Emperor NICHOLAS has vim • deemslinrnet of twenty Ingo from different regiments, to learn 4be Passe&monazites. The detachment consists of Miters, 'obit- Nor% rod privates, and was introduced to his Maass:a oa the 27th. 11. CISAft MontAu.—This very ingenious Gentle vas, whose numerous and meet laborious works on. Conanseros Uwe deservedly obtained the frequent notice and praise of the pith. be, was on Thursday night unaerimiousiy elected s member of the loyal Society. LITIMART Isratt.tosticn.—The following interesting West* are newly ready for pohlkadoe, by Mr. Cnunran, New Boitiegtisi-stnret, viz. 1. The C.ostinistion of Vivian Grey, Threat Vols.-2. The Prairie, a Tale, by the Author of the Spy. tie Pilot, Ste. Three Vols.-5. Travels in Mesepotssnia, to the Ur of she %Wee% the Rains of Nineveh, Babylon, Arc. by J.B. Buck ingham), Isq.-4. The We and Correspondence of the celebrated Dr. leaner, by Dr. Baroa—S. An octavo Midas of the Travels of the Hon. Captain 'tippet in Babylonia„ Assyria, ac.-4. A Fourth Edition of Tr.m.tnc, Throe Vole. 7. Napoleon in the other World, One Vol. syn. and the Third Volume of Coons Segues Memoirs, comprising his Janney with the Impress Co. urine to the Crimea. WliTlilllSTilt School..—We understand that Fael comae is the name of the young Gentleman who has obtain .d Mr. Weston 's Prise Writtnhip. M totco BOTAVICAL SOCIETTIA numerous Meeting of this Institution was held on Friday. when Dr. Slo• stow) gave his introductory lecture on poison. The Anniversary Dinner of the Society was celebrated on Saturday; Sir JAMES M , Galoon in the Chair. Mr. Furter, one of . the Directors, gave a flattering statement of the object and projects of the Institution. The King of Dil4l4A ma had some years since in Nor way a regiment of skiders, so called from all the men belonging to it being skilled in the use of skates. As there is to be a call of the House of Commons. on Thursday, tha Sid instant, it will be necessary for those Members who have not yet been sworn in, to take their seats before that day, as all those who are absent without leave or cannot assign a satisfactory nesse for their absence, will be ordered into the cus tody of the Sergeant at Arms. Malepropriano are not uncommon in every day life. We esterday had the pleasure of hearing a nursemaid, vrho bed possibly heard of a bracing wind, tell her mis tress. on her return from a wa.k, that " it was a very erelsiacing day." A coagulated sour milk is esteemed as nectar among the Lsplandeo s. who drink it greedily, by quarts at a time. Tney speak of it as other nations do of wine, soling that it gladdens and strengthens the heart, vdre.hes the spirits, and fortifies them for labour. A res v ectable farmer in Plintshire lately sold a fine fat pig tp a butcher, stating at the time that when the Dig was killed he should like to purchase the flitches. They were accoldinsly forwarded to him last week, and a settlement of accounts soon afterwards took place, token the . forme► proved to he Sa. 6d. in the eatc':ers debt. . LAW IIIiPORT. LINT ASSIZES. Oatuas Ctioun.—Sefore Sir Wis. Omittow, Yalgrt, ow of Samos of the Excheiiier. Berkshire--Friday, Mardi t. at Reading. Oxfordshire—Tuesday, Marche, at Oxford. Worcestershire—Saturday. March 10, at Worcester. Chy of Worenter—Sanw day, at the City of Wore:aster. Staffordshire—Thursday, March 14 at *afford. Shropshire—. Thursday. Mardi 114 at Shrewsbury, Herefunlshire—Saturiay, Hata 31, at Hereford. Miamilay, April a, at Moosarath. .111ooday, April 11, at Glootanter. r--11asme day, at the City of Oleseaster. COURT OP CHANCERY, Fah WAIT OF Ili Km? atasoe.—•aasto a. •u., In this case in which the application for the writ was made by Mr. Suarrwxu., and opposed by Mr. HART, a long argument took place. The facts were extremely complicated, arising out of the sale of an estate in Ja maica, on account of which it was contended on one side, that 13,0001. was owing, and on the other side it was denied that a shilling was due. Mr. Msae observed, that it these wriu were ea all occasion Se he hewed against foreigner as well u natives, toroisoirs mien Pas ter faint* Arlen to lauding I. England. The Leos CINAMOSIIIAS thought it they were to try both, they would nos Rod diodilderesee. He would ghla his °pinks ea the moths • llisolay. City of 1 • ." • a la WM, • 1.11111• TIC. In this case, which was in part;heard on a former day, Mr. MoterAttois and Mr. HIALD addressed the Court at considerable length. It appeared that the lunatic had nothing but his half pay to live on, and that his only property besides, was a sum of 9001. subject to ' iinne heavy charges, in addition to the solicitor's bill of costs, which amounted to between 5,0001. and 6,0001. Further argument in the case was postponed to Monday. COURT OF KING'S BRNCH, FosemLy 10. tam D.D. P. 301111410111(1. The plaintiff had moved for a prohibition to restrain the Ecclesiastical Court from proceeding in a suit against him for deprivation, for incontinence, and foe canonical censure for ocher alleged misconduct. The Court awarded a contultation to the Court below upon the latter matter, and made the Rule absolute foe the prohibition as to the former. The Master had refused to tax the plaintiff's costs upon that part of the motion in which he had succeeded. On a former day, a Rule Nisi was obtained for the Master to review his taxation. Cause w s now shewu by Mr. Scaat.xxx ; and Mr. MAuTAT having been heard in support of the Rale, the Court enlarged the matter until next Term. vas ines s. aeWAK/b NOM warssissa, vistsam wiistssiscs, aim Mr. Scantrre argued against the Rale obtained some days since by Mr. Sergeant Cross, calling upon these defendants to show cease wby the writ of certiorari, obtained foe temoviag this cause into the Court of King's Bench, should not be set aside, and one ofpro '4oimerlo issued. The Learned Counsel stated, that it had, been the intention of his clients to move to change the venue, on the grounds of the extraordinary excitation of the public mind upon this case in Lancaster; but the motion of the Learned Sorgeant, among other things, prevented that being done. It was contended, that, if this Rule were allowed to stand, the two male defend. ants wquld not appear at the trial, and the Court had the power, which it had in many cases exercised, of, .ceenmanding that attendance, and which, in this in-,' awe. they most undoubtedly could do. In this case there were two indictments, one for the misdemeanour, ile carrying off and marrying Miss Turner. an heiress, 'aligainst lUviaid Gibbon' and William Wakefield, and *es other, for a felony, in which other patties were in-1 elladed, for a . enspiracy to effect that object. The first l ite laid under the &mite of Philip and Mary, and wit the only 'case but one that had occurred for more thanes centuty. It bad been said, and he (Mr. Scarlett) ebeeifully acknowledged the fact, that Lancashire Common Jeries, were the very best, but that might be no season why, in this case, a Special Jury should not be preferable. Neither of the Learned Judges then on the Bench wete pre.eht on the Jut occasion, nor hadl they witnessed the intensity of interest displayed, and the throng of persons collected from all parts of that county, if they had, they would require no affidavit on tbasobject. It had been intended to apply for the re lieves' of the cause into Cumberland, but the Counsel lengaged net going into that county, prevented that I ,being done. All they wanted was, the most temperate investigation of 'the matter that could be obtained—a temperate Judge they were certain of; but he contended, that a Jury at York would enter upon the case more temperately than could be expected from a Jury at ,Lancaster. He therefore submitted, that under all the eitcumstances of the case, the Rule obtained by the .Learned Sergeant ought to be discharged. %Mr. Sergeant CROSS spoke at considerable length in support of his rule. He said that the certierars was, obtained for the sole purpose of causing delay. Had the matter gone on as it was before standing, it would hays been finally disposed of at the ensuing Assizes ti whereas, on the contrary, if this step were allowed, itl would put it off to an indefinite period, as, in case of conviction, the defendants must be brought up to this Court for judgment, which, on some pretext or the other, might be postponed from one Term to another, and, perhaps, for years. Mr. WILLIAMS, Mr. BROUGHAM, and Mr. BROMISM:IK were heard on the same side, and a conversation ensued between the Counsel on both sides and the Bench, which ended in the Loan Come Jimmie inquiring whether any person was prepared to enter into a re cognizance for the appearance of William Wakefield at the next Assizes? lik.ileaathey—fie h eat of the esastry; awl what is 'sore ate, eat of kis teener bail Is ales *reed; were that act ,the sew, tiers would set be the slightest dilleaky. He tressed the Court would reasembes that £4OOO was aksed y staked sport that result. 1 The Cover then ordered, that, if within ten days, re cognizantes were entered into—if by one person, for 5001. if two, WU. each, for the appearance of William Wakefield, to take his trial at the next Lancaster Assizes, at Nisi Pries, then the certiorari might stand; bet, if not, that it be set aside, as the writ of preceileade; obtained by Mt. Sergeant Cress, is to be issued. The defendant in chit case, who is a wine merchant, residing in Mark lane, Gordon, was convicted of having published a libel on Sir Gilbert East, Bart. on writing a letter to him containing the following wards: — " You may be a Baronet, but you are a distrace to your rank. lam sate you are not a Gentleman. The above letter was written in consequence of the prosecutor's com plaining of short measure in some wine which he bought of the defendant. Being brought up this day for judg ment, Mr. BROUGHAM addressed the Court in mitiga tion, and Mr. Sea RLIITT in aggravation of punishment. Mr. Justice BATLRY, in passing the sentence of the Court, observed, that the fact of the defendant having, previously to the indictment being found, expressed his &regret foe having written each a letter, mud baying °fermi Womb a patio *l apology. mod Pay • lulu of money, operated very much in his favour . tar sen.i mace of the Court was, that be pay a fine of 301. and be discharged. PREROGATIVE COURT, Fes. to. mem P. meas. This was a suit Co decide the validity of several testamentary papers ezecuted by a Mrs. dt. Leger, who was stated to have been a lunatic, with lucid intervals. The testator was the widow of Col. St. Leger, in whose family she had lived as a chamser•maid previous to her marriage. She died at a very advanced age, leaving a large property, derived from her husband, whose rela tives are parties is the present suit, against the relatives' of the deceased.—The Court ordered the allegations to be admitted, with certain corrections. SHRRIFIrS•COURT, RED LION SQUARE. Fs. 10. waatee St. sea IPINItaTILIi SOWS 00110 t 11101111111 WIT. Mr. Abourstos and Mr. Kat.ar appeared he die &Witte. Mr. Anus and Hr. PLAIT for the defendants. The damages were laid at AVSO. Mr. Ewa , opened the pleadings, sod Mr. ADOLPHUS addressed the Jury, stating that thel claimant had for many years followed the nautical pro ,fession, by which pursuit he had acquired property suf. geient to take the public-house known as the Crooked Rillet,in Little Thames-stre?t, Iron Gate, St. Katharine's, the good-will of which in DM, he gave 3001. and ur the furniture Ulf. The Jury, no doubt, were aware,' I it in 1825, ea Act of Parliament passed for the pur pose of excavating and making docks, and erecting, **rehouses, by the defendants, in the parish of St. lio-, tolph, Aldgate, in the precinct of St. Katharine's, and amongst the great number of bosses selected to be pulled down was the one occupies' by the plaintiff, who was a tenant under Messrs. Ca:teat and Co. in whose . hessesslon the house had been upwards of forty years, doting which iperiocl only three tenants had , occupied the premises, including the claimant, w I was now, contrary to his will. and by the inspects titre injunction of the Act of Patliatnent, compelled to leave the spot where be had hoped, from the long este. Wished custom to the house, to retire from the CAM qi business with affluence. The principal customers at tending the claimant's house were masters of vessels, bellnging to the Aldboreugh.Woodbridge, and Ipswich trade, and all of whom were supplied with beer as/ ipirits from the claimant's house, exclusite of which it , was the booking-mice of the,Sl;waroess Hoys, and Mr. Warren was also agent to pilots. From this latter source be derived a profit of ei per cent. All these different branches of business would be annihilated bi the removal of the claimant, who, from his education a mariner, and the contiguity of his premises to th e Thames, c ould not find any equally eligible nuncios. Ina deed,he could not better illustrate the painful sittnelesof persons claiming compensation, than by relating a/ Anecdote which bad been recently communicated teliiat by the Recorder of Londop, and he (Mr. Adolphus) would state it in the very words of that learned person I ' 64 At the time," said the Recorder, N that I was engaged as Counsel for the London Dock Company, I had (Kea. nom to appear at the Bar of the House of Lords, to apply for an amendment to the first Act of Parliament, and it was then soggested by the House, that notices 1 'should be served on the late occupants of the houses which bad been pulled down, and a messenger ap- I pointed for that purpose; this suggestion was ac. ceded to; and when it afterwards came before their Lordships, the - seemenger, wee callest..iti Ito pro his service of the notkes; and upon being Atles• tioned as to twhether they had been delivered, he replied—Yes, my Lord, and a heart-breaking task it was: those who had liied in affluence, and accumulating property to support and educate their families, I found some in garrets, some in cellars, some in hospitals, lad numbers in the workhouse." The Learned Counsel recited• this with great feeling and emotion, and impor tuned the Jury to weigh this little anecdote in their l i ßinds, and reflect upon what the claimant might stai rs:lostep from the narration be had mar*. lie should now proceed to call the witnesses, and prove the case, which he trusted would enable the Jury to give the compensation he sought for. A number of witnesses from the bieweries and dis tilleries at which the plaintiff dealt, proved the large extent of business carried - on, the profits arising from the claimant's premises, which Afforded great accom modation both for eating and sleeping to masters and captains of vessels; other witnesses deposed to the large fits derived from the booking Sheerness parcels and business as agent to pilots. Os eress.damiaarwe At we admitted that the debaser wee minty a mast at will te Masers. Calvert, sad was removable at ores ISlOetke pike. c Mr. ADAM, for the Dock Company, spoke in miti gation of damages, and lamented that insinuations had, `peen thrown out against the Company, which were most stifounded. and which he hoped the Jury would repro. head by their verdict, and treat them with scorn. In fact, the body he had to represent had a wish at all! times to be just. and this they had, in his opinion, suf ficiently proved by their general conduct. The Learned Counsel, in an ingenious argument, then proceeded to enforce the justice of the Jury curtailing the amount claimed. The Com deism having summed up, the Jary retired to smolder their verdict, and after a long consultation, assessed the damages at ett,t 55, Whig 4105 more than claimed by Mr. Wanea, 111CIIISPIO of all 'Attires. A short time back, the'following dialogue was held between a patient and a medical Cioutlernan, celebrated alike for his skill and eccentricity I'm come, Sir." 1 64 You need not tell me that. I see you're come. Well, what do yeti want with me?" I feel very bad in my inside, and have no appetite."—" Pray what are yea r "I'm a publican, Sir."—Oh, you're a publican, are you? well, Mr. Smithies, I suppose you take a glass of gin before breakfast r Yes, Sir."—" And seine. times two?" •• Yes, Sir."—•s And very likely a friend comes in, and you take . a third glass?" " That does) happen sometimes, Sir."—" Why, you gin-drinking scoundrel, you burn up your guts with drams, and then have the impudence to come to me to be cared ; get out of the house this moment." _ ' An aceoent appeared a short time back of an attempt to break out of Hamster Gaol having been contem plated by the prisoners confined there, which was said to have been prevented in consequence of information given by a person who had been convicted of disinter. ring corpses to the neighbourhood of Bath, and who stated himself to be the individual that performed the operation of cutting off the heads of Thistlewood and his companions. It appears that the fellow's story is altogether a fabrication, and was made for the pur pose of obtaining from Government a mitigation of punishment, on the of his having discharged the odious duty refaced to. The man who really decapi- ' tilted the coostzt i ozie well knows at the Hospitals, , and is wow is l.r • - THE ARMY.. • rriminttr • - A large shio, with a detachment of be Setti Ragt. stem has arrived at liCiaptuwn, mar Hoban. so omelets to Botany Bay. Captain Hew. May eenvirsoll st llag a bath,. goes out to his destinatisain it. Two General Offices died on Saturday last.itainely, General W. Coarrraiare (Camel of the hst Drapes Getede); and Lieutesant.Gesseral Rarer , stun Herd Attillery. Captain Wry/realm. seth Regleseos. is 'preload Aligioet= to Major-General W. Therms la lb. sortbern district ail • Tim Muslin Tsoaarear, lull pay of use 7•th Resanent. The Competitions freight is dally earned at Cow, Os soma ray four Mere and 100 of sae Nth Regimes* trona Kiwi. ea the Cape of Good Hope, aged two Olken and pet the altb hew Cork ter Ceylon. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Retract Bern the Agent t. Uwe*, dated Gibraltar, 12th tit. Last night arrived at Algesires. • sloop, a schstkaw, mid two Wigs of war, from Cadiz, said to be for the peeper. of forwaylog • regiment from Ciotti to the Canaries, for which vestal/save law freighted, and sent from hence. • A corvette brig, a schooner, and a schooner of war, have bees for some rime stationed at Algeerae The Plough, Ram, from Newcastle, was many bor es the sek Inst. ea the Busey Sand—the crew, and a small pan of the nan torials, saved, and landed at Wteeotoe. Psixonvat. Fea. ay—Wield R.—Arrived the Industry, Haan, Ahem Si. John's, in is days; the Bolivar sad Restitution were seedy for sea, and inter-tied to sail the Mewing day. Arrival aim, 114atty's ship &awn, from Peconnouth for Jamaica. - Pamosseent, Pm. t.—Mind ILK—Saileds his 2laj's ship "/comas, for the Irish station. The Aurora, Iran It ens for Luniss, was Messed from tpurnatine this day. The lodised', see Cwt. from Batavia for Rotterdam ; and Success, Putnam, from St. Übe's for Copeahagen.cante into harbour to winter. " Hie Ramßency A. Coteau's'', Req. Miaister to the Colombian 'Sams Ida* General Sir Jens Lam, KGB. to name the canned et the troops at Jamaica; and Maier General L.,Gaaw. Garessior of the Bahamas, west paseeagers in the RA ROWS. The streag easterly winds which have prevailed. during the last week have no doubt prevented our having Rey foreign arrivals. The crews of homeward Wend merchant ships, which may hew int into soundings when the pies set in, mast saw greatly frees Abe intense cold. A ship lately posited up Channel, which was SS days in soundings. The CIIALLONSA, IS, Captain Hayek C. B. wa petit hae. hew on the Nth kw. It is sapwood that all the ships of the lb regimental Squadron will not be reedy mull the wadi" of neat wont& The Peluso Charlotte, convict eh*, is Siting in the River to take female convicts to Botany Bay, fr ont Newest* in charg e of • Mr. CitasuE Camisole Surgeon, R.N. The Gull/ford Is also fitting in tilt to take male convicts to Botany Bay, ander the charge .1 Mr. Caguas Larvae. The Lady Lands and Tabu* Castle are daily expected bets, fee Madras and Calcutta. Unit. Janes Paaas (an Officer who highly diteragukked Wal ed( hi the pliant attempt to grapple irith the Praidi AGISIOrs gioladome, in Beare Roads, in widd he was wannest!), *Alp to the Swarms water, at this port. Mr. GweeterreMi seroad Mr. MOULTON. Surgeon, are appointed to the STAMM& 118. Canes*, late Surgeon of the Seaman, to the Coast Blockade , Sonic, ea tits Costa of Kam. Gaavamost, Tea. 10 and 11.—Arrieed the Princess = Day" from Dealt*; and ILitte, ---, frees Calais., the Jlelan Dam, Bow, for the Hawkins; Willa, Taw, fee the Ogee Geed Hope; Rapid Packet, -- for Prince RdwarCs IhiWi Weilisron, Assam, he Jamaica ; Jc:ha Cute, Pow% ler S 4 Leda; sad Orion, Moose, for Denman. Coal, Pas S.—Arrived the Hazard, Rams, from Nwrfeeted. land ; and Sunbury, Pausm, from St. lobo% (N. B.) NORTH AND SOUTH A MRRICAN COSPIIII.HOUSX THIS DAY. Lemma. Fus. 11.--W;tri:litilled the Pi lams Chariest% WlLimi. and David Canaan. Hamm fee New Orleans; Robert Fakes. Basevess. for New York; Algeowais, Darr, for Minas& phis; Joao, BfLIN fur Leghorn Washington, Coma, frees New Itssras d ILiamatie, aIY km. ales the 11uy.ksen Charleston; Pa bona It: Jukes, New Brunswick, of the ems plug es the kb immat. . Pannismi ; Pliteitia,Tunrame Sad John Weis, Mame, hair lAvergisolA•ms4 this direst IS . MU, Paziseie‘ iciest HAM% as • rived at New Wilk as the filth sit. • • ' Ja tag" Mini Liverpool, u rived at Nosteeirim the Oh ult. James on, Wins, front Livetpool, at Mobile; IYd DeCtllis her. Amity, X' nearer., cleared et New York for this Poet on the Litk a t . Feu. in.—Sailed the biaredea, Pent; for Calcutta Dale, Ifebees, for New Orleans; Garbed, Wenner, for Malta. Fnimoesis, Fes In.—Whoa !blowing strong from the Nam— Bailed his Majesty's brig Rowan, Lieutenant Neoax, kg tle,West India Islands. THE MARKET& CORN EXCHANGE, MARE.LANE, PeaMout 12. Our supply of Wheat treat to this winenitsfe maims wee mike twat, but having large arrivals et Floor ceestways, the ulisibis trade was extremely dells Miceli, as Nog as the alteratims it die Cora Laws heap in suspense, the purchaser will hey swig hem bead to moutb. Floe maniples of Whest barely supported blooday'l rims. Floe 'salting Barley sold from 435. m 445. per quarter. Sikh ratber Wee sale. Beats sad Grey Peas are rasher dewy, k being sew clearly secartakmi the Pons will be clewed egaisisrabe aiwksliet et all articles, Oats excepted, 4d so the 15th lost. Oats WNW eery dull sole,ltit set cheaper ' • still there were oe buyers bee douse of tbep.ss amessitese descriptieth la tuber ankles OM is as altetssu Wheat, Red, sear, Ns Cie 4114 White, sew, 50s Us old 50s Mk Earley, its 431 Miklos Us 114. Peas, Grey, 1116, its 56s 014,005 00a Maple, 151141,114 e -00 s 004 White, old, 46e. 415 - oew, 50s as Deters, 1515, 50s no 1526, Ns es 4.160 Rye, new, 060 401 • Beene, ULU, now, Me Me old, Oa 00e TVA. Dew. 4114 old, 00s 001 Otte, Feed, new, she $s 00s OM Poland, new, 54s Ms old, Oft OW Pouter, Dew Me 40e tlle ••••• Seetek,lloo Ons Moor, per seek, 465. Ms. Itapeseed sOs is. per last: 141117 3,662 Mak Cs Foreign Oats 4,1106 MOM Flew. seas Foreign Barley 00 SMITIITLILD MARILICT, Fearesaey 10. WV Mown to.day, the apply bang etraddierside, end the von. lbw nit very fressarabie ; prime Term Moat, hoe Ikea, &a. an Ma MIMI sham 4e. 6d. to in per stone; and wear ss. 6d. to 40. per de. In tie Mattes trade, Ise Downs ate worth 4e. M. en 4e. 10d. par stew; sad Vesinsakaskis its price st k to lin In the Perk trade there is notldog to nodes.—Bents, 2401 ; /beep. MAW; Piga, 110; Caine% 15i. Deed, per stone, 4s. to M. Mottos, 4s. to as. 10d. Veal, !s to 4.. Peek. 4e. to M. 44.—Hay, per lead, .15 16. to Ai 14. Clo. ler, 44 10e. to 46 ; Straw, At 10s. to 41 Hs. Wheat, Seidel vs. Do. Farrago *rim Mid* 6,974 Oats 1,431 Remus 407 - LIVERPOOL, Pmi&*T 10. The inspect el fawn produce this week, wing to the sassed, winds, is soprecedssolly lislo—hot we see way to say that, wit\ the empties et. Casson, the demand has been nearly as hake& 1 Carton Wee&—Tbe import is only ISS ►ags, and the miss . • alitesiat to 11,0 1 11 bap. - Somas, etc.—The Sept market has bane very Sat, sad only SOS bhda. lutes bees said ertibome wisdom he puss. 340 casks Alamos have boom disposed of at 115 s 44. for Warier Moab, Ned Us foe good St. Viseest. Is Coffee, Coos, Rim, sod Promote the trammetlems are eudamportmet. About ioo peas Rome km chamegoll basis at s. 10d. to M. 1.1. for Dossararse DS over proof. Preosholos—The sales of Boner, dories the week. balm Iwo lhadeed f presume rhos way mesoloaL Ie Bed but Sado does. A few isles have beam meads is Pork. Lard ia I. regoest. et Sawa have beam Lads at 43e. to 110. foe keg saddles, had fur ohm 45e. to BBANAU has introduced a new bong in the Opera of the liaglidmeea i ladieowi enr dram His easeade• la this beautiful meleiy Is LtaitarooL. Fa& Ht.—Prices of aU descriptions of Grain reoaia precisely the sane as last weak, with a steady demand for wheat, pits, and barley. The soka is beau, pease, sad Indian cots, do not hop pose aids AP (*POT. Ai , I I 1i , / i if , , L ' 1 ' I . I 1 t I , • !I r . i . .:: ' ! ..! i i ... - ,