Star. — London, England, 1827-11-12 00:00:00

THI43 EVENING STAR. LON I )ON. MONDAY, NOVEMBIR. 12, 1827. STOCK ZXCHANCK. TWELVE O'CLOCK. The effect of the naval engagement, at Nave in, and the spleudid result, produced a great agitation at the opening of the Coneol market this morning, and various prices foe Consols were de manded t they opened at SO 1, and at length the market be came ready at 161 fee the Account, at which price they now may be quoted. A good deal of business has been dons. W e ban it reported that two Expresses have arrived horn Paris, but up to this moment, nothing has transpired. It is understood that the English sod French Governments have t heed reinforcements of ships to the Mediterranean. hoe Foreign market, the only transaction worth observation ls Now Ayres Stock, which has fallen since Saturday four oe Sw pet Cent. In all other Foreign Securities little is doing. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Within this hoer the Caned market kat become very heavy, s 'Consols hare fluctuated this morning between 861 to se, Nine 'present may be quoted at 86 to j for the Account, with. 8 goad deal dole*. Up to the present time, we have no fresh arrivals 1311 n ties Mediterranean. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Riot Stock 208 1107} MS} indla Stock 951 253 $ per Cent. Red , 251 j j Ditto Bonds 95 97 surrCt. Can. 661 } South Sea Stock SI per Cent. Old Amsaddes ye pet de. ha. 90 991 ant= IteesimnalllsM 4 Fir Cl. New 1091 104 , st3oo DUMAS 4 per Cent. Scrip 1100 and ASS bites* b ,per Cont. 1646, 1011 .1 Bank for Asss. toe Long Ann. 191 1 Volsci. for Acct. sok it mitiCION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK 8d5.59 Ot. Peruvian Beinds,6 p 0197} Do. Am 591 Do Area 27* 34,c011pire Muff C. 46 Prusa. 116.5 p C. Do. Ac.t. 461 46 Do. Bonds, 1822, 3 p 101* iniaiih Ms. 3 p Ct. ON }6l Russ Ms 1422,5 p 93* jet Do Aect. 61 60* Do Am 931._ Greek Bond., 5 p Ct. Spanish Ma 5 p c 0 10 Ds 114 s. 1895, bp Ct. 16} 17} Ditto Sao, 10* 16117} Do. 805e15,11123,5 p G6j Do Acct 17 * Do Amt. No lids. 182.:, 6 p C. French Nantes, s p Ct. Ti f 50e .Do Acct 5.3* 54 531 , Eschange 93f 2Sc BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK , • MAIM PAM Bruilian 35 So Pawn La Ns St Peeler. Atm. IS Real dcl Monte ' 400 400 Do. Do. 420 430 425 436 100 5 4} 100 10 31} EXCHANGES. Alterman, Nov. 9—On London, 11 97*. 2 IN. 11 24 Itiasanme, Nov. 6—On London, 36 1. 4 N. 35 10*. Lorna, Nov. 2.-On London, 3 M. 6 14*. Beaus, Nov. s—On Landon, 3 N. 6 25*. Fames Fuses. —Pas" Nov. 9. Five per Cents 101 f. /kr* Three per Ciente. 711.40 c. Mask Steck, 2,0004 Oc. Narbanepe ea Landes, one month, 251. ISe. Three months, 251. Marine Alliance Geatdian Fire Ass Si Sig £2 ils In nor Paper of Saturday we hid before our Readers as ample an outline of she facts connected with tbe tre mendous battle of .Nasario as could then be collected of that important and splendid event. To-day we have the pleaioreof giving; from the Gametes of France and Eng knd, official accounts of thisglorioosochievrnent. To thee a ccournts we refer our Readers foe the rise,progress, asd result of a battle beween the Allied Powers• and the Two-Egyptian fleet, which has ended, as might *orally be expected. in the complete discontinua and total • rfiseraiiind of the latter. The aligessisios Zeilmow of the .sth November, re• timed this morning, contains the following article, ender the head of Corfu, 161 October: " We hear that Ibrahim after failing in his expedition to Patras, landed all his hoops and artillery at Navarin, to carry oa operations by land. The Barbarians , are stated to have committed the greatest devastations, and to barn and murder uhetever they go. This news mites great consternation here, as it thews how Ibrahim understand, the armistice The following is posted at the North and Sooth Ame ricas Coffee-house :—" Accounts from Lignite are to she 4ht of September. !Wary thing was quiet there, and the public were anaicaly waiting for . the arrival , of Bolivar at Bogota: there wara heart on the 19th that he had arrived; bat a pialiiiirigi g OO thriftier says it was a false rumour." A Leeward hand e ‘ iVlT — aas arrived, but briar no sees: left St. ThomaA on the 7th October. New South Wales Papers arrived el **Mortis and South Ame rican Coffee house to the lath of Joie. One of thew, the lhr sumo, dated the 3lst of May, giyes the following "We regret to inform our Readers, that his lizeelletacy the Lieutenane.Gew moor met with a seeing accident yesterday afternoon, near the Dark Snake, on the road from new Norfolk to Ildbart Town.— IN Excellency Will &Wag a tandem. atooseganied by. COMM= Amnia, when the leader teok•hight, and tan sway. Mr. Astute jumped out, and received a segrere contusion. HU Eacelleney was aas thrown out, and one of the wheels passed ever his tide; but do carriage being empty. It did not produce any serious injury." His MAJESTY is expected to arrive in town in the tonne of this week to hold a Council at St. James's Liam Captain BATifilltST. who has nobly fallen in his coon- ITT's Invite on board the Genes, was a most respectable, sealing. adtallant Aker. He was promoted to the rank of Poet Captain ist the 24th of October, 17911.. He was actively employed during. the whole of the war, and commanded the Fame, of 74 guns, till the teraiuutaan of it. Foe the late three years balm commanded tie Genoa, or 74 guns, the ship in which he has hew alain, twirls& 1 11 ', in Wheal* declined to leave her on her being otdeted to doe Meditator:no It ma y not be in . the recollection of many of oar readers, th.t Vicaqidasiral Sir E. Conattecrrow was `rain of the Oriels at the memorable battle of Tra- Had he waited another day before he destroyed *kith fleet, it would have been the anniversary glories' victory in which he bad a sbam on the 4 October. 1905, when the country was deprived lamented naval here. Lord Newly t and the ma force of France and Spain annihilated by the . fleet under his command. The loss in killed wounded on our part at tiavarin, is nearly at t as that sustained in the action off Cape St. Vas nn the 14th of February, 1797; the number this slit 73, mid 2ai3 wounded; and at tiaearin 76 and 197 wounded. article from the frontiers of Moldavia. dated 22, says—at Requisitions of every spa c e has been] , ed in the two pribcipalitiesloy the Pacoa of Siles the name of the Porte, which has greatly excited tetition of the Russian Consul at Bucharest, and Rent at Jassey, who have made remonstrances to Hospod,.., w hi c h t h e y la y i s against the Treaty. b°l-odats have seat tartars to Constantinople on jett" ed 171 r eaPtai 0 ,4 ;Alga % OM Toi of the 214 of St tic lc ritinie Itritish wc Pelts cent, 01 &ilk d kill e d., ti An ; t. 22 requite IA hi*, in 1111 act' his AP' ki the th the H, the lob THE ICING, &c: Vilna's', Nov. 11.—flis MAJnirre this forenoon attended Divine Service at the Private Chapel, accom panied by the Duke of DORSET, Lord and Lady Govtan. the Lord Steward, and others of his 'suite. The service was performed by the Rev. Mr. SamOun. His MattaTv continues daily to take an airing in the Great Pok.— Friday evening his Wintery entertained the following distinguished visitors, who arrived during the afternoon -at dinner :—.The Duke of Dorset, Lord and Lady l.e ♦isors Gower, Lord and Lady Maryborough, and Miss Paget, Lord Mount Charles, Lord Graves, Sir A. Bar nard, Sir E. Nagle, Sir W. Keppel, Mr. Delete Rat cliffe, &c. The Band was in attendance, and played until a late hour. Yesterday his MAJESTY again enter tained his visitors at dinner, and the band was also pre. sent, Last evening dispatches arrived at the Royal Lodge, with the intelligence of the defeat of the Turkish Fleet. The Messengers left the Royal Lodge this morning foe the various Governtient Offices. COUR r CIRCULAR. The Duchess of Kier, accompanied by the Princesses Vacroma sod Fromm; visitedthe Duke and Ouches* of Duman es Saturday, u their residence In the Admiralty. The Duke and Doebess of Ciaaarcr, accompanied by the Prin cess Camara, left tows ow Saturday evening for their seat at **ay Park. The Masse of GLoucestaa accompanied . their RIO 111gtubesses to Busby, where the Dusbeu is expected to meadoesew days on a vide to her Royal relative,, ...tbisreob the Primate Soma Mamas came to won irons Illikabfgh, and visited the Princess Annum. The Princess to 11,1114/4 Blackheads in the evening. - 71fis Dauber of GLOWWORM. also visited the Princess Annum I• limaripy. The Princess Annum% passed but an indifferent vista on Saturday. Sir Htie Itscroan still attends bet Rork Semen. Mr : Cumin, a messenger attached to the lonian Government , arrived at the Foreign Oaks, Downing-street, between seven and eight o'clock on Saturday mosnisg, trim ♦ncona, bringing dis patches from Sir BOWAN. Coasts:ors*, giving an account of the salmi fought in the port of Navarino, between the combined Seem mad the Turkish and Egyptian squadrons. Prince Lamas, the Russian Ambassador, and Monsieur Rove, French Marge d'Affaires, had conrerences with the Earl et Dowse, at the Foreign CLce, Downing-street : the interview, sated a considerable time. The Count D'Atzums, the Spanish Insister; Count Lebow, the Neapolitan Minister; Count co*Arnsa, the Sardinian Minister, also transacted business with the Noble Reel is the course of the day, at the Oise of the Secretary of State fee Foreign Afars. Several of the Cabinet Ministers also visited his Vordship, amen whom. were the Marquis of Launsowa, the i Rad of Caarama, the Cmincemos of the Exciraiausa, Timm, Mr. Csmaiss Gaarte, ate. The Noble Earl was in frr . spent communication throughout the day with his Royal Highnsis the Loan Hass ADNIKAL, and with Viscount GOOCRICU. Yesterday Mr. Wren and Prince NATERNAST transacted btri• owe at the Mee of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affair, Yemenis) , evening. Mr. Hueneme end Mr. Viname.ifoavon arrived in town from the seat of the former Geistlanai, &Nan% Pones. • The Duke of BEDFORD is in treaty with the Marquis se Amuses, for the hire of his house in Borlington.street. during the absence of the Noble Marquis in Ireland, where ha is likely to to be for Ilse or seven years. Mr. HERRIRE was on Saturday sworn in Chancellor of the Exchequer before the Barons in Open Coon. The Right Hon. Gentleman appeased to enjoy good !with., It ts a remarkable circumstance , that Mr. CARNING did not take thstoaths. Ile postponed it from term totem, in lonsequenee of the pressure of business; his' illness at list rendeved his attendance impossible. The LORD HIGH ADMIRAL is unceasing in his otters tion to the duties of his high office. He is any of ac cess, and listens to all applications with the greatest condescension, and institutes an immediate inquiry ac to the facts of eves y case which comes before him. His object is to reward merit, and he is justly popular throughout the Navy. The Lords of his Majesty's Treasury, with *view to the encouragement of our domestic manufactntes, in competition with theForeignTrade,have issued a notice,' stating, that no license shall be required of persons hawking lace, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland. Tait; is another instance of the determination of the present Ministers to afford every reasonable en• couragement, consistent with the great principle of free trade on which they are acting, to our domestic manufactures. _ Musa{ or Mistp.—The following lines hare bien lately added to an epitaph on a matron at Craven: ". She was a good mother, and a virtuoso wife, A faithful friend all the days of her lit., For her last tribute paid to me, I erect this,tomb to cover she." Meachereer Memo* Quicitsuuris or rat Sevaatt.—A singular and judi cious method is pursued by the inhabitants of the banks of the Se vern of relieving a person should he by accident be immersed io the quicksands. The moment the person is discovered in that pe rilous simation, one or snore individuate run rapidly round him. it tbs dinanot of a few yards. The happy diem of this proceeding is iostintly perceptible. The water is drawn from the spot where the person is sinking, to the individuals running round hint. He is the. enabled, by the and becoming firmer, to extricate himself by a sodden (fort, while the quick motion of his deliverers them from a similar nsisforeutm—lorsdoes ifeekry Review. _ Dig= IdalliSTANlATlltusday night Miss Pa ton made her promised. appearance as Hasidim* in Artaxers:et. She was met with the most cheering testimonies of congratulation. Her voice, at the com mencement, appeared less energetic than we have been accustomed ,to witness, in consequence of her recent illness; but in the course of the Opera, she displayed the ihOicest resources of her talent and powers. The air of hFly soft idea," the gave in a style inconceivably sweet and touching, set off by the happiest illustrations of science. Her execution of " Mon.ter away!" em bodied, on the other hand, an all-powerful display of indignation. Her Soldier tired" was given with un rivalled brilliancy, taste, and force. Its repetition was loudly called for, which induced Mr. Wallack to come forward with an appeal in her behalf, which, it is un necessary to state, was completely successful. Braila= sustained Artabenes for the first. time with great elreet• The house was numerously attended. The first telegrapic communication along the whole line from Holyhead to Liverpool was made on Monday meriting at nine o'clock. when it was announced that the wind had changed at the head from south-stest to west. The same change did not take place at Liver; pool till an hour after, and as the telegraphic commu nication was made in five minutes, (the distance being 128 miles), it may be said that this is a messenger far. outstripping the wind in its.spired.—Liverirool Corriei: There is at present growing in the garden at Dach a% one plant of New Zealand SPioaffe. (reiragonid, D are : J which measures 31 feet 8 inr.hes cucum- A person about to oaks a bargain, seemed a littled indifferent about bringiog it to a conclusion, and said to the other party, " I - dare say we shall not fall . out about trifles . d Wby, Sir," replied the other, " tibias are wbat people generally do fall out about, so well settle those, if you please, at en% relaateeet we rat pone" FASHIQN4BLE INTELLIGENCE: ARRIVALS. The Earl and Counters or Mast; hi Pahmail, front Chattrerth, the seat Of the Dule of Devonshire; I,ady and Mtn Douglas, ID Gloucester-place ; lArd Beresford, at his horse in Cavendish square, from Yorkskire; Mr. Mrs. and Miss Jones, In Harley: street, from the Contfnent ; Mrs. and the Misses Power, In- Lower Seymour-street, front a tour; George R. Robinson, Esq. M.P. at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square, from a tour; Rev Dr.• Mrs. and Miss Stephens, in Davonallim-place, from their seat, Southfield, Tunbridge Wells; Lady Danspier, In Cfandos. *trees. from Brighton; Major' Crawley, in Pallmall, from Chel tenham; Major Bacon, of the 17th Lancers, from HOUIIIIOI/ ; I Captain Chamier, in Parks-place,. from the Mediterranean ; Major Langton, in Brook -street, front Dover; Mr. and Mra. Markham, In Dover -street, from Paris; Mr. Beredord Sayers, in Mount-etreet, from Paris ; Mr. Charles Scott Murray, in Cavendish-square, from Henley on Thames; Lady and Miss Powell, in Park.street, front Cheltenham ; Captain Every, of the Pint Life Guards, in Piccadilly, from Devonshire; Major Martin, in South Audterstreet; from Maidstone; Captain and Mrs. Hope Hunter, In Gloucester-place, front Scarborough; GeOetal Charles Palmer, in Piccadilly; Mrs. and Miss Liddell, in Baker-street, • ftsim South Wales; Mr. B. Walrond, in Chapel-.treat, South Aidley-street, from Devendrire; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Apulia, in Gloucester-place, from Florence; Sir Culling Smith, But. In Brook -street, from Bidwell Park, in Hertfordshire ; Captain and Mrs. Lumley, in Brook -street, from Chatsworth; Major A•alson, in the Regent-street. from Paris. DEPARTURES. Lord led Lady Safe and &le, for Belvedere Park; Captain Rieggs,fos-Wfoibbr ; Mr. Henry Smith, from Steven.'. Hotel, for Marlborough-buildings, Bath ; Captain and Mrs. Sanford, for Bath; , Captain George Pirchrd, for Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; Meier Samdeis, for Bath; Captain and Mrs. Turner, for the East Crescent, Bath; Mr. Henry Bourne, for the seat of Sir Timothy Shelley, Bart. at Horsham, to join the Hunt : Major Stapleton, from Portland-place; Tor his seat in Oxfordshire ; Mr. James Blair, ILP. from Devon shire-place, on a 'Continental tour I Mr. Steele, for Cockermouth Mr. C. Crosbie, from the seat of his father, the General, for Italy. THE ARMY. Tuesday the 10th Reginsent arrived at Cork. front Fermoy. Wednesday and Thursday the Depot of the 38th Regiment kft l l Mk. for Permoy. Tuesday the 08th Regiment arrived at Mistreat, from Trak*, to replace a part of the mid, ordered to Kinsale. The transport Joseph Green takes out from Cork, to the Medi terranean, the fullowin Officers of Detachments: 7th Fusikets— Lienteelent blousing*. sett—rapt. O'Haaa, and Ensigns Knox, fbrscamsest end falawrytt. 904—Lieotenanta Duos and Foos mail blip Winn. belg RAW aseveys Lieutenants Beaus and Jacasou. and a Detediememt of the 19th Regiment, from Cork to Dementia. • 'Ow Arab takes' oat the following Officers to the West Indies, wlthilseir Detaehments, from Spike Island, where they are waitin g thetitrival of he Arab: had--Lieutenartt-Colonel hl , Cept. ItelltiVatat BOIRCIOTIM. FATIAWELL, and CA DWELL, stud /I4USTOIL 77th—Captains MURIA T and Mason, Lieut. PINNEWIMIt, and Resigns Wnattatr. 91st—Captain Mac Lean, t Cooties. and Surgeon 1..111111111T. 141 =trav, Nov. io.—ft Is eipected that the td liniment of Putts Tecsuanry will be reviewed by the Duke of WELLIJICTOM sham the middle of December. The Officers and privates com posing the Regiment hark received an intimatko that they are to be prepared for such an event. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 4 - 4 HUNTING. - lib Majesty's Stir Honipis meet onTridayist 11. Rsq.'s Fos Hounds on We4itnids/4 111046004 • Ind kuitdayi at &Waft,. - MTV" Fos 4446 du Thersdayeat get It, it Hie* ; and Fr at Presbaw UMW. • • Sit ; John Copes Hta ii, messorrow. at West Green Hoare; Thursday. at lIsIsielleld; and listonlay. at Zwilmst. Nieoll's Hounds on Thataday. at Paultoa's ; and Satiatday. at Dentara Wood. _ Lend Motets's Hounds tomorrow, at DrilSeld Farm; -Thurs - day. at .libuty Pound; and Saturday, at Ceicklads Nunnol. Lied Scarborough's Fog Hounds on Wedneidsr, at Cawley; at Languid. - iii Folianabe's Fox Hounds tomorrow, at Torksey; 'Thursday,. at ltailiswell ; and Saturday, at Hacktnorn. Tb► Sadsironk Fox Hounds to ifterraw, at liDussall Lodge ; Thuru)ay, at Illastipole Inn ; sad Saturday, at Mottos Village. SirGeorrlllturell's Fox Hounds, touterrow, at Stoney Houghton Bar; and Fab', at Balborough. Harriers oa Wednesday, DIM the Race Course; and Fejday, roar the Dyte. Waive Rossmay.--.Y‘sterday afternoon; a man, well dressed; entered the shop of Mrs. Norbury, who sells oysters, &c. in Birchin-lane, and desired the lad, who stasis the shop, to open him some, oysters. The man, after eating a few, observed that the boy did not opals the oysters fast enough, and asked, if-there were any other persons in the house, The boy answered in the negative ; the man added, that that was a pity, as soma friends of his would be there directly to have some oysters. Almost immediately afterwards, two men entered.tbe shop. and shut the door; and as the abutters were closed on account of its being Sunday the place was rendered completely dark. Use of the men instantly seized the boy, and presented a pistol to his head, threatening death if he called for aid. The other two men proceeded to search the house, bat luckily there was not much property of value to be got at. They, however, took away with them several large and to silver spoons, a plated tea pot, which they no doubt supposed to be silver, 'all the lose money in the tili.asid some other articles of small value. After the robbers had satisfied themselves that there was nothing more to be bad of value, they.carried the berj into the ceils,!botiod him hand and Not, and mede their escape. The bey shortly afterwards released himself,' bat the men got ileat off. Yesterday a great number of persons assembled near the ruins of the hue fire in Thames Street, when the wall of Mr.'lloiains' house fell. and .partially buried three youths under the ruins. One of them is the. son of Mr. Williams, of Pickett Street, who bad his leg broken and skull fractured; the other two youths had both their legs and. arms broken!. Several. other -per sbns Syne injured. Ph IWOOTH FAIL—The fast inatioa which alt.—even ' l ' the greatest the gravest" must at one time or other have felt the very name of a fair to possess, seems by no means to have been impaired by s , the march of in tellect," but on the contrary,.the olio pod . risio of amuse ments usually of on such occasions appear, to Sie gal's' with each year *an increase of attraction for the pehlit palate. Our fair, which commenced on Monday, and haw at high tide, furnishes an indubitable proof of this position s for it has been each day and night lite ral, crammed with people of both sexes, all ages, chums, aad conditions. This indeed can scarcely be weackted whenimeonsider the variety and abundance of the Inagua spiel& for the gratification of the laughteploviog. sloader-seekisig appetitoof John Bull. To partake of this baaquit s guests Back from all quar ters. ." No age, no conditions no station is free" from tbe.stractioa, 'aid the shatitet•place is resorted to by every grade from si the infant mewling and puking in the nurses amiss" to ".tire lean and skippered repulsion." fLoyak - IfthoestDo* MAGUIIL is to occupy the Zed Demat's hew, In ArSiagroa4uset, dunes Ids soy )a leaden. BRIGHTON, Notarlaiiiit,it. , . ... - :: : . 4.. • 'The sale of Mr'. l CsassPeillionks, by,Mr. Creasy. took' place on Friday, hsing"the second end _As' I day of. ' - Ithe auction. They fetched hightprines,, and many et • them were nbjects of eager ,competition, - not so-much foe their intrinsic value, as from the wishisf t . ..;. `chasers to obtain Some rain of the late Premier. were many persons of diatirtetion pretest., as h . • anticipated, and among the number Lord George. • , nor, M.P. the Hon. Colonel Dawson (both of wheat' bade fre.tlyh Count de lit Garde, Baron Dientdee, Sii ' Henry Rycroft, the Dean of OisorY, Sri.' Various ar. ticks were knocked down to each of these. The.lota about which the greatest eagerness, was manifested were those in .which the came of Mr. Canning. had been written by himself; ahhongh books of trifling value. they fetched prices far beYord their real Worth. There was a beautiful copy of the igneid in Italian, with plates. which was, apparently, a presentation copy from the Duchess of Devonshile, as it had on one of .the blank leaves the following inscription in pencil. supposed to be written by her Grace:—:" Right Hun. George Can ning, from . the Duchess-of Devonsh;re." . Among the books were also severAl•dedicated to Mr. Canning, and many which we.e presentation copies from the authors. A copy of the Almanack des Gout viands had the name of G. Levesun Gower, as well as. G. Canning, ou the blank leaf'. Many a the lots were sold for more than the pike at which they were published. NAVitiLs -1114111.41416 ENCE. • - The Viehielee,4 MUM, hound to Liverpool, sem dfkuno.4o *Me near Vfez(oe& without al person **board. The ereethave. . utived at Liverpool, Fetarlintw, Nov. 9.—Wind S.S.W. to S. • Nov. to.—Wind N. N.W.-••Azrbeed theSandWich melee, from Lisbon, in eleven days; Mary Ann, Waco, bum Alexandria, in eighteen days; Skylark packet, Urron, from St. 'finicsas's;tedkil 7th October. Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet, for the Medi. terranean ; Magnet picket, for Lisbon ; Lady Wellington peeler, for Jamaica ; and Cygnet packet, for Hakim. PLYMOUTH, Nor. W.—Wind W.—Off port, the Lord Eldon, Cootie, (rum New York. Doves, Nov. 10.—Offlort, the Rosanosh, Hams, from Port Jackson, sailed 15th June; Wiliam Maitland, Molinari, from the Jleaswities in 101 days ; and Hildegonde, Giestrau, from Batavia, tailed 23d July. Deer., Nov. 10..-Windli.N.W.--Arrived front Loudon the Augustus Caesar, Smarr, for Jamaica; - John Wilkimon, Teases. and Ina, Taoist fur Jamaica ; yrincs Regent, 'Ler Loa, for To.. Sage; Nelson, ler the Soho's Seas; Rapnemia, Nome, fur Mont serrat ; blitford, TATUM, for klogadore ; Fanny, Teethe, .for 6t. Michael's. Arrived the John. Rico* sows. from Quebec- Ar rived from London the New Holland,lean, for Genoa ; St. dn.. drew. Daaria lot Sierra Leone; Matilda and Susan, Fox, for ,Naples ; Bethke, Cats; for Lisbon ; Faro, Emerald, Narita, end Tropic, Anoarecs, for Jamaica . • Lyra, Hanosason, for Cadiz ; and Sibeoeser, Cumicitt.ten, for Op or to. POSISMOUTH, Nor. 10 and 11.—Wind N.W.—Sailed his Ma kety's ship Coromandel, Toe Bermuda; Mary Aun, O'Bruem for Madras and Calcutta ; Julie, 1.1• A arrow, for St. Sht's • Ms lle. jesty's skip Alert, foe South America ; and Four.FriendsPanx, for Rt. Michael's. • • same THE ILIIMPSHILE TILECHIAPH, HOY. 10. Thursday, the Prinume;lB, Captain Gnffrnbooffe, sailed for the Oast of Africa, to relieve the Eak ; and the Stork revenue muter, that. Etough. 'Meet! from Leith. This martins the Colembine, 10. Captain Charles Culls ; Amin, le. Captain Charles Guidon ; sad the Coromandel, with stores, and 400 convicts on beard, sailed for Bermuda. The Wolf, 18, Captain George Harr, for the Mediterranean • and the Alert. 11, Captaib Horses', for the South American stat ion, wiltaail to-morrow morning; and the Sateake. 18, Captain J. N. Laws, for the East Indies in a few days. .Capt. T. BOOCIMET returns in the Alert, to assume, by his promotion, *e commend. of she Menai. The Maidstone frigate, Comm odore le expected to mil in absiot ten days, to relieve Commodbre Christian, in she eemmand at di• Cape of Good Hope. • The Meath, Captain Augustus Clifford, C.B. is ex pected to leave wham on Tuesday next, fur Spithead, to embark Lord W. gulltincli.:9oeMlaor-General of India. Tlie Rattlesnake,fp,. sftpts/a Iktt:•Orlanda Bridgman. wilt* inspected and mustered's? ttur Loid- High Admiral, on Wedeeeday next, and VII leave WoolerkWon Thursday, far Spithead, with dis posable/cameo for the Asia (lag ship), In the Archipelago. Remain at Spithead—Wolf, Satlehite. Alert, and the Tagus Portuguese.. la the Harbour—Victory, Revenge, Melville. Maid: stone, Pearl, "kinsman, Ctather, Stork, Camelion. The Weep is ordered for ecimmiasioa. Captain Sir Charles Malcolm is appointed to command the Bram. bay Marine, on the new establishment ; Capt. Lord W. Paget, to command the Dublin yacht; Commander Geo. S. Dyer, to the Melville, vice Kitchener, hi; -Captain J. Maugbam, R. Al. to be a Pay Captains, the Portsmouth ,DlVlsion, vice Sherman, who re tires; Lout. Robert Oliver, et dpeNictur y,is promoted to the rank of Commandelli end Mr. W. A. Ferrar i of the same ship, to the tank of Lieuteillit; Lieut. W. Styles, to be an out.pensionef of Greenwich Hoolldi Lieut. J. B. DnReW, to the •Pricoroib; Limn. White, to kk Melville; Mr. Grant, to be Purser of the Satellite vies Cleary t• Ms. Bab. Marshall, (a) to be,Surgeoo of th e Rattiest:aim f Mr. C. R. lialwarthy, to be Agent, of Malta Hos pital. vice Alves. _ F. Gottlieb, Esq. Of Plymouth Docklard, is appointed Chief Clerk in the Master Shiptetight's Mee, In the room of Juttatrua Closter, Esq. retired. ; •• THE MARKETS. CORN EXCUANGB, MARK-LANE, Nov. IL . O R impales fresh in this morning were lather short, but wick EU( 041mmieed unsold front last week, spoil ttea whpk thdr ap. atice on the *mods was revealable, and hap adequate-to the and, as the hist samplm of "%peat hatelraipporte4 lifondals pekes, while the mitidag sbrts 'could find no,buyersi Tlie holm oohing Barley sold at 265. get Inner, although we bed bat kale 6120.14‘kind at masket. Amuse ifid Peas of both Moils were brlsk lik at in advance of la. per matter. The Oat trade is extrtakly dull, and Irish Oats areas. per quarter lowir 4 .9ll,,heavy sale is gist abatement. 'ln other artiales there Is so slistrso6l4l. 'Wheat, Kent k Essex; 200 ellts Test'fla - Clis 48 . .• ' Suffolk, boa soe . , anis, Vow) SO 11116 • ~ Norfolk, 42s s2s :44 - • NA. (nese) Ms 404 ...... _tr1er52. 54 5 8 61 - . .• . °a", Pcg irpu ged ts ir si '. ! =au 60 $ 64s Feed 16s 20s ' • ' lbw, White 40s Mk , Flour. per sack, 418.1104 . .- 1 • T *Alen 424 478, • 1r.( 4 1e44441110e OPlldefidt: ' "bssateastratis use west. Wheat, English gassier* 3,903 Etareign.oa* . .., Do. Foreign 720' Bann Oats ." . . ..*..-' Do. Irish .11,5455, qrs. • ant eider, British • 5,024, Peas • 1.257 Rat, British 2,762 .Eoglish Flour, sacks 7,912 2,325 Foreign do. barrels Op SMITIFIBIBLD 11ARKET, Nov. 12. . , la Beef, the best Meat lasatber better, fine Stots fetching 45. 44 ges 41. id. per staid ;"aod the coaster aucklarger Meat 4s. to 4i. 6d.. Mutton, the quotation la 44. 44. Ur 4s. sd: for dairl-fetl ?Meth ; sad ss. 64. to 4s. for the comer Bieop. Veal remains very lam Wis. id: to 6s. per atone Whs. Tomei . Cakves ; abd dairy-fed ' hikers are worth 64. to Oh 4d, per stawm.4ileasts, 2,840 ; Sheep, gliAlo ; Pigs, 140 ; Cabe., 157. • --,:, '''._, '" . * Beef , pe 'stone, 4s. to it. id. 11,212,2011.`4 , 4e. Id. Veal, Ss. to _ • _ :et bad. .1/X-2Sa. re.. -I. e - . ~~ r 4a. iiki per. aii: 4hishaliiitlise --- ‘ 4 'W Os. Por , 51. to Sa , , 3 Orp'! 0-. .414 10s. to 45. t Ss. Straw, illl 10s. to Al lde. . : . . -- ' LIVESPOO.6,I4ov. 10, . ~• k Crivox.—The import this walk .14 Spin ligh‘ rellehirg. ogly 2,606 bags, yet picas generally are id. perms. lower, although time sales have been pretty eatersavil, oilseed . ng to 13,3110 Ir ' baga, of bil& 5,600 have beets taken by speculators, and 000 bags by eiporfers. . SVGA is Ste.—Thera has.again beeq,a gooddentandku Sugar ) and 1,100 Mids. have heels takes by the grams et ess — soldllisgat whines thisweek of lid. to ls. 730 baos.Aaspishite Aut )106 have Was aped at 745. to 7415. and 10 elicits soft . Worm Pergeniiipers st 117 i. per ewe. About 100 casks I - pores hive bee wild alb a . ,iillni of La. to Ss. Nothing-10a done in Cocos , Ginger, Irligengo. The only. sale in liliniseles has been ill disks Demon's. .. Webs quay, at 30s. id. per enter ~ ~ ... i e • a are was scarcely a sale of any ' kind of drain it t0 411 1_,!.. 41 A NA la the few traiwaraleiasilrhidis 5 6 4 /OW 4 . Nava The Cottle, ‘ laved . the greatest , at Si s; us raw Transact:loos watts occtuTtii. t Ma? 9 1 11 9 1• 1 11115 reki supported. • snemeiliteele ^ •=1 - • urdbrtrmate man who tell itran the home oil*. brieklarr. Graaby-buildinglitDrOry-lfart, into . red court btlow. on TratiriderToreaoes s I,ed • alma agony at four o ' clock - to Stu 4. Sr. Bartholomew's klespltid.' •