Star. — London, England, 1817-02-12 00:00:00

TNE PRINCE REGENrs cvtacT. - .- Yesterday the PRINCE Rumorr held a Court at- Carlton. House. Sion after one o'clock. a Guard of kif-nour marched into the Court-yard of Carlton House, commanded by Colonel STAPLES, composed of grenadiers, with the hand of the first Regiment in their state uniforms. A troop of the Life Guards' were stationed, as usual, in Fill Mall, to assist the Ni.ce. The avenues and later*, et - Carlton House had tl e state attendants ire .their proper places,, it:, their full uniforms. The Corporation of the City df London attired exactly at two o'clock, in grand pm cession, presided by the•CiLy Marshals on horseback, their men, and the Lord Mayor's footmen in their splendid dresses, walking two and two. The SW! Carriage, drawti by biz beautiful greys, followed, in which were-- The Ril i bt lioninrabla the Lord Mayor, the Mace. the Sword of State, the Cap. of Liberty, anti 11.4 Lordship's Chaplain. Tiny were followed by— Aidernrin Sir Charles neater ; Sir William Curtis, Sir. Jamt:s Shar, L J. SMith, Eq. Sir William Domeilie, Samuel Birch, EA. C. Smith, Esq. John Atkins, Esq. Christopher Masmay, Ley. W. Hepgate, Esq. •Sberiffs Bridges anti Kirby, the Recur-. der, the Common Serjeant ; the Special Pkaders i Holland. key. • &c. the ilementbraocer, the own Clerk,tbe Hall-keeper, the solicitor, &c. Mr. Oldham and Mr. Davis, the Mover and S , conder of the Address to the ittleiat, upon his escape from the attack,. of the lawless mob in St. James's Park. on the Beth ult. as leeway returning Irani °taming the &Wen of Parbameie, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Gnifitiss, Mr. Waterhouse, and about silty .oeutle nien of the Contiontouncil. They were shrwn into 01. e west end of Carlton }Luse, aisd in a sir rt time after they were conducted by the GenCernea Ushers in Waiting and the LORD CHANIBBALAni {WO the pressmce of the PRINCE RE GENt upon his Throne, surrounded by his C , la:net Ministers, his great Officers of State, and the House hold.—The KECORDER read the Address .TO lIIS 'LOYAL HIGHS= THE PRINCE OF WALES, RE GENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN ♦ND IRELAND.: , ENE UUMBLE ADDRESS OF THE LOUD MAY•OR, ALDRUMIIN, AND COMMONS Of TUL CITY OW LONDON, IN COMMON COUNCIL ASSEMBLED. " May it phase your Royal Highness, • We, his Majesty's dutiful and Joysl subjects, the Loan 4 Mavoa,AL.neasess, and COMMONS of the.CITT of LONDON, In Common Council assembled, huotbiy e rr ... Arm—eh yyur . Ruy•L 1119U/4.4 With renewed mermen of our "'deigned yea:ration and rtsPoit. . . 1 . • " Yielding to none of its Majesty; roets M loyalty and at: tacknient to your Royal Hightless, as the representative of our venerable anti beloved Sovereign, we have contemplated, widi the greatest detestation the daring and flagitious tumult offered to ) oar Royal Highness on I nit late return from Parliament by which your Royal Hightiesk's Parson was endangered, 'what; eterei'sing unept the niost sacred anti inmonint prirogatives • at taehed to your Royal Highness's station as the Regent of the United fCtugdom: - "'We most earnestly pray that the perpetrators of an act so streams in Its natur.i.nsay speedily be .lellvered over to the jus tice of their country, and that DIVAN E Peov I DI NC a may . preserve pier Royal Highness tor many years, and Caned you to Lee in the 'freedom of a generous and loyal People; and we . sta-ura year Rtiyal-Higiusese that there are not in this United Kingdom men more determined at any !acrilice •to prOtect your Royal *High. net's person, and to pmt.'s* inviolate t h e Coostitudon and the Dews, tlsais his Majesty's faiths! Citizens of Loudon. • ",Signed by order of Court, " stsstev wo9oTuoa es." To which. Address his. Rorm. HIGUPILU was phased to return the following most gracions answers “ 1 return YOU my warmest thanks for this loyal and dutiful Address. • _ " Witold I have to lament a vagrant violation of the Liws, I cannot but derive the highest satisfaction from the fresh demon strations Vgbieh it has to generally called forth, of zealous attach aisnt to ate and to my family, and of a firm determination to, protect sad uphold our invaluabie Constitution." . They were all very gr.aciously.received, , anclhad ehe honour to kiss his RovAL thimine's band. Viscount Leta was the Lord in Waiting. Sir - MI.- 4W' TWINER the' Groom, Gener.d VIVIAN the Xiang, and Sir Genoa' WOOD and General BAR TON the Aides-de:canip.' The' -RIOSN't gave audiences to Viscount S ID - Arbtitn, the 'Ettrl of WIRTMOALAND, the Marquis of CaOI4I9NDELXT. and Vistount JOC4I.TN. FROM LAST NIONTIMUZII7TE: . . , Iftititak i ; i t o : . ietiriflit ilfidtbt' • an imiat WOW At% Mitt. to the room l i4• 01,S, Isfk *be.. Triatd the Chiltern • , • • MUZTAIL s tPIOMOTIOICIS. • " • mtsli ! :o7/Inbl e Piraglifillt 11. Resioteot of Lithe iltalsioti—Captain Narks Woad, ityrosahO.L.Vnky.Lteplit, to be Captain of a Troop, without porch." , • 10th virto : -L i lentenantmesese Soma tit be Captain of a Troop, tiyanzechale. vice'Vetner, who retire,. !let. Oktos-Lieerenatir Charles Clarke; from the Cavalry Depot,. ira‘e Idsotetrato wittiest porthole ; Oeorgeliernolit Cede, Geto..o be Corn i st,'.trylitrablea, IrloiStirreset, promoted. • ,stent of Foot Puards...lohnGopege, Itobblsoo, Geld. to rein 4 od4,ietteivatn,wititont potchase, oise Berry, who ditifootist of Foot—lrrodetick C slue, Gent. to be Ensign, ,oleo ftiesonoltcomed. . .;iatkpityol-toptaia William Idolowwlog, .(rom the half pay of this Regis:eat, foie Captaktrof a Company, vice Brotly,,whis • eichanges, rettivir,g the difference. IlottOrtro.-Envian Doe, from did haltpay of the Rest; ment,:ao be,Ensigtt,..Vier Gray, promoted. 45th Likto...Baslign.moi adjutant John Pdaphot to have the rank of 'Lemmata. 57th Vitrotlitioeas Bury, Gent, to be Ensign, by ourtlimia vice tlinis, promoted. Amy I) n o . daseistastatergeoo Thomas Robertson, !tort the wyth lw.w, to biatrelpiett-fnergeoa, etargrug ht n o w wait thr.lsall•pay etehe 10th lout, • • 19th Dilto—Jobn ,Wrigle!, En. from baltini.el the ime Royal Vencon beitoden, to be Paymettev, vice Rose, who return upon Wiper. 08d Ditto — Henry Waegeobehn Latrine, Gmt. to be Ensign, •i j Puicbales vice Law, pourted.. . . , • 08th Ditto-Ensigo L. Coors., the Royal se*, to be 'Lleetrnant, by'purchase, vice - Hieiwt;ribishoted. .00th Dittw—Radoe Charlet Brown to be Lieetenent,ll roaW chase, vice Slookboll, pr e& •.. . Ist Calton ReedlAsetennot./01pe Ainfhwaeno4o b.(Ad• jutonr, vice MW/laglest e WhnBeykne tle.Atgotillof ottlT s4 Gi** V**Platt itilortinAlieter George Waldt. -ft elletbo Pet / Lianas:it, 'Lei Oilier, deceased. • , • - •7. Woe Edward P. Sparra,- rlenitelltritrof the Olatitene, Deport Mis!agt - General 10t*: . 61,0, serving in bland of JontlicaSwith the rankgef Lielknoutt-Clelenel hi r Army), trice Steeke who titbit& • ; . hasonenit, •`' . coca) Franck Diodes to be Govenwe el Ihoehecton Calk rice Gitteral atelosnonde 'deceased. Lieutenant-General Baldwin Leighton to be Oneoi ll ; n ro c at „, riddlrgus, 'viceGeolnid 'hinds& • . scricooonotne. The weduntendenecl °Swell 'battalion permitted to revist *dr • . Candone t ts.: . eotb Regiment of Foos-I.iaitei -- de Selma. • Lieutenant end tealjoulest Jantie Uwt, ac at:listen' udly. ' • His Higiebees chi Princelike:on biebben, rfrased, **UMW Ind lei seeiroldpdiiii; Mateety, to grace pitisisile. tho. p 4. Mattelion it the On* ltegiosaw up bear en its Dolma and Appointment., In addition tw app;#tir or igikg ilhith neor have beat heretofore row to lbi 1151114114 word t. Ahem" in coluoisoestioti of tie eefelee4 o! the bat. tenon In the bode at Ailment, oa the 16th May. 1811. - gers His Rola has also been pleased to grant pernissior to the 45th ' tto beat on its Colours and Appointments, in addltitoCti other' badges or devl-es which may have been iteretwore granted to the regiment, the words " Talrrvre and "Blower in conamemorati.m of the bervices of the regiment in the battle 4 'Palavers, in Spain, on the 97th and 2811 July, 1809, and in the action at Busaco, in Portugal, on the lath September, 1810. . - His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has , been pleased to grant unto Lieutenant-General Robert Macfarlane, Colonel of . the 97th Regiment of Foot, permission that he may accept and wear the Grand Crow of the Sicilian Military Order of St. Per! dlsand and of Merit; with which his Majesty the King of the Two lifelike bath been pleased to honour him. • The Gazette also contains an Order in Council, directing that the Prayer and Thanksgivings for the preservation of the life of the Prince Regent, be used In all the Chapels and Churches of England and Ireland, at morning and evening service, for 14 days after the receipt of the same. There is alms another Order, 'directing that Ministers and Prieits in Scotland shall, in their respective places of worship, dud' g Divine service, put up their Prayers Mr the late merciful preservation of his Royal Highness.. The Gazette also contains various Addresses of Curgratulaiion an the above subject. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Norman Hughes, of Canfield, Bedfordshire, cattle-dealer. John Young the younger, of Rodhorougb; Wm. Clae”y Browne, of Stonebouse, and John Moiae, of Downl.seld Gloucester shire, clothieta and copartners. BANKRUPTS. George Empson, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, tanner, dealer and chap." man, to surrender Feb.2o, 21, and March 25 at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Atforni,s, Mr. Blakeleek, &dram's-Inn, Fleet •strect, J r osidge ; or Mr. Branson. Sheffield. Joseph Iligglin, of North Nibley, Glmicestrshire, clothier, • dealer and chepotass, Feb. 20, at Ave, Feb. 2t , at &teen, at the Castle and Ball lun, Bath, and March vs, at eleven, at the Duke of Beaufort's Arms, Petty France. Anomie', Mr Wil. hams, Red Lion-square, London; or Mr. George Mesalter, Frome, Somerset. Joseph Bali, late of Windmill-street, Finsbury square, stationer, dealer and chapotan, Feb. 15, 20, and March 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt, George Frederick Street, Broad street Buildings, Ohl Bethlent. William Wiggiesworth and . SOlin . Whitaker Wigeleswortb, of Halifax, Yorkshire merchants, manufacturers, and partners, March 5, at six, dareli 8, and 25, at eleven, at the Talbot inn, Halifax. Auornies, Messrs. Wigieswortb and Crowley, Gray's Inn, Londurt • or fidesars..WigleswOnli, 'Thompson and Suns fold, Meal. ' Edward Young, of Greenwich, Kent, dealer and chapman, Feb. 15, 25, and March 25, at tea,' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reed, Mark-lase. . John Scarborough, of Boddie, Huntingdoophire, ionbelder, , deafer Mal 'chime°, Feb. As, at the George hap, flipttßigdnip; Feb. 26, and March 25, at the George inn, Ilikkilti4it Attornies, Mr Cleland!, Staples Inn, London; or Mr. Sanibel Welk, Huntingduit.: William Scarborough, of Stilton, Huntlogdonitilre, inolaffider, dealer and chap:pais, Feb. 25, at the George Inn, Hunt ioed,m,: Feb. 26; end March 25, at the George Inn, Buckden;iteleveo.' • Anoraks, Mr. Musa, Stiple-Itio, Louden ;or Mi. Sabina Wein, Hoorimploo. • • Thomas Bright, of Watfing.atreet, ;.ondon, silk and chepillo; manufacturer, Fob. 15, its, and March 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. limes, Bdcklagsbury. tephen Sucknnith, of Crompton; Lancashire, eottotkaanurac surer, dealer and chaplain, Feb. 22, March 1, at the White Year, Mallehriler, and March 25, at two, at the Castle of Lancaster. Anoraks, Mears Hurd, Shaw, and. Johosan, In ner temple, Loathes; or btr. Hewitt, Maness:men James Close,, late of Duncister, • Yorkshire, broker, dealer and chaptnan, March 7, at five, Mira 8, at eleoet,; and Maras - 25, at hie, at the Greets Dragon, Doncaster. Attendee, Mr. John stringer, Doncaster; or Messrs. Loogdill and Liutter fi eid, Grays lon-squitie. Joseph Shacklock, late of Mansfield, Nottingham, merger and draper, Feb.' 17, at six, Feb. 18, at twelve, and March 25, at six, at the Rose and Crown, lioddersileld. Attorneys, Mr. Bettye, Chaticery-lanet or Mr. Croeland, Heddersfield. Samuel Rogers, of Trev'ethln, Monmouthshire, coal-tar-menu hcitirer, Feb. 21; Mt, and March 25,at twelve at the Rid Lion. Footpath. Anorak* Messrs, Prather() M'Donnell, and Pro there, Usk; or Messrs. Price and Williams, lAncota'alho. John Worsey, Ullman, Staffordshire, blank-maker, Feb. 28,22, and March 25, at twelve, at the Woidpack Inn, Birmingham. Anoraks, Mr. J.Egerton, Gray'i Inn square, Loudon; and Messrs. Spurrier and Isaac Hornsby; sea. Nmt, Alston, Cutriberland, woollen draper, Feb. 26,117 , and M arch (t 5, at eleven, at the Duke's Seed lon, Carlisle. Anoraks, Mr. Birkett, doait-laar., Lon duo; and Mr. filo*, Cirliik. Thomas Martin, Chichester, fitiasex, collar-maker, Feb. 17, 19,' ant March 25, at ten, at the Svian, 'eh:cheater. Attowdel, Mr. itichard Dolly, Chichester. ; and Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Covenoprden, London. William harries, 'Wick lend Ahion,'Olottcestershire, plumber, Feb. sl, Yet, am; March 52;at fwelve, it ate Bush Tavern, Coru-strom, Bristol. Moth - lei; lb. W. R: !Chip; Verisent's limy Wet slftgt, Lone ; J. H. FraniN IRMA • Abel Eatl, Ca1;r1, 4: Feh.',26,112 on 4 Merck q 4, at. ekveit Om ad, len. attbettsiii, ORO, Mob sy, ow,. • King, 'laminlitietlin; Wirwirluddre, iii Rislii-Vev•-fil, at tut, and Korth Id at tow, at 11seWhite Haft d i te l io t t l,. • r l,Viri r _ 4 7Trent• iticon 4 4. , rowlwrs said Is • Done9 l •ltrillilli and - Masers. Hicks and Bra; Berilett mee t 'Jag Eisele; Colchoitii,coacleinaker, Feb. 20, m si x ,' it, and, March IS, at too; he a p filed LloU, eildsestor. Attendee, iovioackspe.lifoyboi, Ely-place, Holborn ; awl Messrs,' • and &imp, 4t Oct or Ler.• • Yyntt. Lit* Eedißon, Lancaster , tanner yelp; 16,,27. Of ' *the widen Cross Ins, Preston; and Mato* 05, at fa*, 'lselin Royal Usk Ism, Gaistano. Ananias, 'Arlin. 4{, Obswoßs4 Johosom Woes Boor.b.stralk, Temple; and Meow frouggoo Preston. Roblostrs a c if W • in mercer, Feb, ito, 27, and March 25, at e ai the Held Inn, Calla* . Attornles s , Hodgson, Dyer's-eine, AlSinnanbainy, Leedom and Mr. H. Poirson, DIyIDIN4II to beinade at GUILDHALL. Fob. 211,Riksii . ChillM;Bl:Mary' lom• ran . ' c'e broktor d it 1. Marsh 1, C. Liar e, perfumes', at one. March 1, Janes Chspusam•frbsmoisatrom, me/chest, to one. March 1, &a baft Beckett, Decking, vow, at holm.. Feb. 15, Wits Clark, Water.lane, Toreowstroet r awichan‘et twelve. March 4, Geo. Stoktmen Haycock,,Ullsrbite, thien•draper, at one. Adarth v 2, 'Whluttei dtuckey,'Fleet.r.mo:' :jinn*, at One. March 15, Mat thew Lowell and llisodore diner, Old Ford,browers, at eleven. March, 15, Akuoder Goons Milue, of Mitre-coon, FeocJirch street, merchant, at rime. March 8, George 'Taylor and Geo. Jarman, of VenegUrdt-street, merchants, at tee. Feb. 25, John, Ilarikestaff, Laneashare, cattle-dealer, at twelve. March 1, Thotine SoWerby, New Bon ' s:-street , millker, at one. March 1, Jams Saints Laois Pulmeysatreet, ..illow.chandier, at twelve. .M4Mki,Abontas Mule:, Great Wieerlog, Fame, apothecary, at one. DIVIbENDS to be made Is the COUNTRY. . Mgr,!kg, ;idioms' James Robins Rouse and damsel Muder the lOttlip 1 1 tirieasoont, Coal-merchatits, at one, at the India , attlnelart; dospett. 'March t, Wm. 'Aspieili, Liverpool, grocer, at4tives. At the Dowry lAverpeciL Musa s, bonsas.Cinnott, Much .Marele. bone-desks, at eleven, at the Howe of Feathers, Ledtgp i Alm* 1, /osepk,Gibbp, bottoatether, =gangs, at at . Union tavens.BirseiniihsuL Marcia 4, *urge. nag*, fort, Timmer', at again, at' the Elefitain andtaitte Ins,. Tort. Muth 4, Mob Weed, Kgraesont, ieskeeter, at elte; at Mack Lice, Whoolumen.. March ID, hoses James, fig.agsea; eallistet-makse, at alavenot the Mactsyorth Arni sgamea, Mardi 10, iliojanoklitge. wagon, merchant_ ,at v'lecti at dit to. March s, Hawaii l e and llsotisis Tyndall Mough.iot Here. loreViveolstaplin, x gavel, /tike Cit Agin Hose, HeiefOrd. Mud y, Was. Undid, Afanatee, taper, at einem, &obit Casda Ina, Taunton. c'EliTlfitayoll—Kaicx 1. . . . Abratlot G 0441 1 .141. alachant. ..fiaynnep. ttlnAM. mercer. Ladd* Laey;cd 'South Civet, PleihtitT isre.lotiihent. Jolla nit**, Wip44l4lrak Alp:miser. a* Btu ,tit caietwarma,.(lrosvetsanaitippai, igibulgarac. I#4 o l l Sr Aletio.Ref tIAWW , 4. 6 6 , 4PVIIIinae• .I * *lo4A o ol* HM 14 Jots Owego, Wingfield, innwbutllet. :LONDON AfAßltitrS, IMISUAIif 11 Co:rm.-The sale at thelndia Housnon Fri went of withmuch briskness ; ti* prices are al Advanced ; the whole going off freely at id. per higher then the sale of the preceding. week ; spec lams were the chief perchasersi anticipating .a they advance.-1,761. bags very ordinary corm Bris t le's sold from 101.1. a 11d, averaging 10;.1. inferior ° Id. a lid. averaging Bengals 12::1, a I 3d. damaged 7.1. a 811 the w subject to the duty of Id. per pound if taken hon:c cousumption. The Cotton sold by pri contract was not extensive, oily about 1000 bags. owing to the limited quantity of Cotton on sale exporters took the Swats and Brazil description: they were brought forward ; .several parcels of gals were also reported fur shipping ; 120 Pern. sold at 2s. a 2s. 1 1 . d. 50 Maranharns '2sd. 20 hies 100 Demeraras 220. a 2:: 30 Surir 23:d. 110 Grenada.. 21=d. a '22d. and. exclusi \ duty, 20...) Surats 1311 a I;,d. three hundred Ben! 100. a 1.!2.1. The East India Compan: have &dared another sale of Surat and. Bengal Cottons fur the 14th ii The imports of Cottot, for last month into the of London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, ate 22,941 bring 17,771 bags less .than in January, 18 ffi. " LtVEUPOOL, r ntuAMLa.»-Though several eels have arrived this week front the United St the quantity of Cotten they bring is inconsider: say only 2(..)21 bags, melusive of one ship from Orleans not yet reported, and the total import is 4686 bags. there has been a very regular derma: from the trade, particularly for Brazils and Bowed: which are still bought up as they are landed ; pri , hate, in consequence, hale advanced id. per pm in Boweds, and id. in Brazils. The sales are at 4500 bags, viz.-2009 Boweds at 20td. for middy fair,sto Vlid. for gore' ; 180 Orleans, of mod lity, at 2'20. to 234 d. 240 Sea Islands at 21. 2s. 63. for fair to fine, including a few stained at' and 2s. 190 remains at 2s. Id. 700 Maranham: 23d.' to '2i. NO Bahia: at 28;d. to 230. 60 Itt at 23d..650 Denieraras at 210. to 2s. ten Sr 17d.. and 19tf.Bengals 13id. to 14J." Scone.-.. The demand for Muscovades last was liinited ; after the public sale the holder's heck more lodine.' to effect sales at the market torrent. the purchaiers refused to came forward unless duction was submitted to ; the parcels raid, which were hakes', were at a depre.sion .at about two IMgs per cwt. acre has bees ;a limited business done in coracles this fritenobn ; the l isrices cannot be "star any vari.ition. The rourisia'Of Mr. Fitzgerald; House of Commons last night; aetoiheluanth Grain used, in the distilleries in Ireland, me ex of Corn, &c. has produced no sensation in the ket, as it is concluded that the motion will not lea.. the stoppage of the distilleries frbm using Grain. public sale of 226 casks Barbadoes'Sitgats hint freely at very high prices, notwithstanding the dine that has taken place in Muscovades ; the realized: t the last public sale have been fully in rained, with the exception of a lew lots of inh quality-good white 88e. a 90s. middling 85s. yellow 80s. a 241. a fel lots brown'73s. 6d. a the prices, were much higher in proportiOn than make Muscovades, being much wanted for the lour for grocery. There were very considerable orders in town Refilled Sugars, but the limits were reported lc 2s: a under the ,market currency : to facilitate sales, the Refiners-submitted to the deciine, and veral rather extensive transactions took place ; of every description were in request. •.Idalksses in steady deinand at 31s. it is to be observed, that prices off Refitted Sugars are low in proportion Muscovades. Titer. is some appearance of a revival in the mend for Fgrign Sugars ; several speculators shippers were-in the market anticipating the sprit ordersibot no extensive transactions have yet tr place $ theliolders are, however, asking pricer sidembly higher than the late currency. The enquiries after Foreign Sugars are chiefly strong Yellow descriptions ; several :•3101 6f". vannah are reported from-50s. a 52c. A puldirse 806 bags East India Sugars, were brought fury; this forenoon, on Company's terms ; there scarcely any oilers : the whole were withdraws, Yellow 50s. 6d. inferior 475, Brown at W.. Corral —ln consequence of the limited demand for Coffee there was only one . public sale brough foterartldnring last week, it consisted Of 72 casks? 441 bags, chiefly Dutch descriptions, ' with the' eeption of oM of tiro lots the prices were a she lower ; there was, however, mare demand, and F the near appriach of thi•spring shipping season ; holders are More confident as to the future reqL. and that the picas ; the acceeneit front the Continent gerietallyiaboTtifi loweurreney, ToIIACCO.—It it reported that there are one or • offers ern lions this collate? to contract with French Government 'for TObaccO for the armies ; they are stated to have been made at very high rat•S. •It i s probable the particulars Will transpire c hef as to quantity, price, die. one or two. purchases , beetv'made, bolt there is •no alteration in the price, since our Int. The stock Ist inst. Vi as —9206 hioda.l Virginia. 750 lib& Maryland, .180 bales St. mine Leaf, 187 serons &bell Roll.' K vm, BRANDY,'AND HOLLAIrD3.—The illleMOOd• Ram has been so languid for sense time pest, our reduced quonstioas conking be realized wit much difficulty g it is, however, probable. there shoftly be an export Onsind, whit!): acting upon stock greatly below the quantity of last year, seal .produce a considerable improvement Sever:di eels of Brandy continue to be disposed of«: WihnAt 'illand for Geneva continues langoid.. Icon .Faovtianois, kc.—There ha r t Wawa t oo brisk demist for Beret = the hold. ri nitiiiPate coodisranbance Iron' the eery ihort , oupply.. Potts hi stefidy.request '; the 'imports of the lac SWAIM much more .limited-than was expected there, is some renewal no the demand.for Bacoa holders she! little diopOsition..to etect Salts at intent currency. There Imi also been some reqt for Isiah butters. NAVAL STones,—The late "ariiirals'of Rough T , pectin, his been sold - bi 191:lhere is none left in baba: Bpitits am higher fin Tor,' Rosin, or r thernis tittle altbtatigni . . OK..—..The market is again a slib.de Idaho& ....''' r l. ! tiir /,%'T.PAL M. tA r t):. riday COURT OF itt'Nfl'a BENCii, rrI:HIA R - 11. again Tun nine es. /amen A !trent:melte: er lb. The two defendants, Aaron Joseph and John G. t . ' pecu- gory, were brought upt'or judgment, standi n g co-. '— a far- vtcted of a conspiracy at the last Somerset Assitie i IV if noon to ruin and oppress a Banking.honse at Prot ', :. •• • 1.57; that county. It app ea red th a t t h e defeddant, Cr. . •••''''''' p d gory, reeling himself offended be iuse'the house had rilH w h o l e tehrsed Mu certain accommodations, h e an d the acne. Jl„ I ti r ue defendint•egreed to get !lithe notes el the E.:nk to-e PON. rivets Porpossib ly ! seold iota Malt hands, and carry them 4e I.:. , s st bags,immeshatc payment. They in consequence feat are,. a g o the ray weeks kept collecting all the note s o f the lit• 1' leers 1 , a , as which they could, and kept daily pourine them i- e , --- r B ea _ the Bank, by which the prosectitori were consEdt - eh . . injured, and the number tat their circulati ng far;L '. At •nains Er ; 0 B A _ minished by s o me th ousan d s . i nams Mr. Juice BAILEY, •in passing sentence, 't-:n,;% i Te o f ,animadverted on this attack and attempt to dee„*.._ mat t , ng; ,l 6 and ruin a commercial laude, and prneire iee 3 I s e Judgment of the Court, that thegery t.eetild b e i ns; rather prisoned for VI months, and knee% lin SiX moon s . E.! i nst . in llehester ga o l. dterib port:. Eton's nct7t;tt t•frioSt. beam b.,". Lord EeLtereltentot read a series of regulatieet bo• Br II ) ,rote which their'Lordshies- had agreed to,' for the hce.e- Te ter, 3 y est geternane.st of the King's Beech Prison : veto. to let ap m of 1,1 ' drafts foc i : n i l Th wre tl at ian nq i i i;s tis rd. r bha w " et be -h a - 11 17 4 1 l if an ' etse rhe '"' vered iu reo•iviog a gr i l l" ' er rum, he shall be reritotovt;trefit's°; A rable, New back pun of the prison and the privilege of letting a po t P oi: of " L.A. 6 only his room shaU be withb'eld. island e. That not nt,tre than three pelsonerr shall he alt..-.v e t t,'•._ Said A habit a room, when the number of pristine., amount s t o 15k..,,. Ca.: Z w !m s, andllot WOO* than four, when the number autumnal. to rg:J. acre pi ices S. 1 bat a sick prisoner shall be accommodated wit': it ar i l ---- ontind. room. Ti about ___........_ Idling LEGAL WlT.—The following is a specimen o f the L S,. .. a ' l qua. legal wit which daily enlivens and-relieves the grater kl. to labours of one of the Dublin Law Coons: Nene t 22d. Lord —. '" As this is a !nation about a bri 1:e I would re. ' 24 " " ~.. commend abridgment to my Learned Friend!" Said ~'"f„ at Mr. Gl—. " That, my Lotd, is an are4.-zray of getting rill 4 ""; ' YllnA4 of business !! lure's Monday night Mr. Larking, of Feathers'-build- la To ings, Blackfriers.road, was stopped by two men in Week one of the streets leading from Lambethwalk into i Tune the*Wiettninster-road, who knocked him d own , and ' tncy ; robbed him of some silver and a trinket bornfsamples. t° '''''' a re- Monday night the house of W. Lot ejny, a green. Prix which seller, in Palinerr, Village, Westminster, 'vas le!• molten s shil- tered by thieves and robbed of £l4- in dollars, being his savings for :natty ye -s. rpF. Miss- BOW-taItEET.---YesttrJay Water Coidirsz vat -IL 1 tell at brought to the Office, charged with stir: l enti l , at!e .." ; . L i Cilt w l in'the ing, and endeav o uri ng t o ca:r y off Elizabeth Eet - l e, it, of from the house of her father a t Harlington, a v , !latt ..Col :ports about thirteen miles from London. The prisoner but-1 mar- went 'there on Sunday titgirt, and asked to' ve the BA ad to prime-at:is, ' which was refused ; he, Kneeler, de. Longo i. A dared he would not leave the premises met t lie C.d. Ths it of At length he agreed to be satisfied if he spoke to he any NI ie de- in the presence.of the father, which was at Imp rates 'agreed to. After,the interview bad taken plan, and Is 0; Main- on parting,. the prisoner, on taking her hand ID shah AN Maine it, seized hold of 'he r a rm, an d en d eavoure d f orc ibl y s. 6d. to carry her off; she resisted; and by the assistance of v ' ith a l t 75& her father, her uncle, and other persona, she was me Prim a Ja- cued from him. The prisoner, on being called epos tenon re co- for his defense, justified his conduct towards the pro. at 31 I • seciatiz, by saying he had a right to her person, at ; 11 1 i n for she had promised him marriage, and was his wile„ ee i,, to be except the Marriage ceremony. Th e y h a d b een ou .. :es '•- ilitate asked by banns in Shoreditch Church, and he eu ad se- ready to marry her; but she had declined to go to naves Church with him, without assigning any reason. The . l i were prosecutriz and her father acknowledged the defence t at the of the prisoner to be correct ; but the former decline! . KU oidou on to having the prisoner fur a husband, without assignor T „.„ any reason. The Magistrate thought it a surf/e.t.a Nor I i e de- justifiable reason merely that she had altered ht lam s and mind, and tharrelore ordered the prisoner to fit d b . Prim pring to keep the peace, m.,+, take° We inane time since announced a new Periodical . 1 eggs- Work, under the title of the Moirsh4 Osten( o . f Maki . .T 1 s !the same plan as the Gazette de Sante, of Paris 0 1 la IP 'he "chi Object of which is to acquaint Soci e ty a t h r • Di ' HA; witfi.'altihe discoveries that are made in the know 'n "1 io :lei% woria, regarding the preservation of Health, the con jot I ward of the diseases incident to the animal kingdom, art ..1 . on, were the protiotion of domestic economy and comeet, At . 'hr , hie well as to e x po se th e ne f ar i ous practise ; of Prete . .. a • w4 iter , dens. The Editor has now completed the first V, nand lume of his arduous undertaking (contaieing twel:t } nett 'Monthly Numbers), to the pages 4 which he net . and appeal, with the fullest confidence, as pessessing ad: e' age gree of valuable information not •to be surpas.ed b! shade any other monthly work. The Fourteenth Numb... from published the Ist inst. contains, with Other interests': la the matter, an acccrint of a new method of curing tli peat, Tic Dolcreux, the Lancashire remedy for Cough, ne ountse remedies for Hysteric Fits, Hypuchondri asi.,, Ente' ncy. t i ons o f t h e Ski ll , P alsy, R heumatism, ik t. R eC i i d 1 "` . lt I two for Stomach Pills, and Dr. Portal's Actiscorbut rI li • the Syrup.--a further account of Admiral Heety's et .a s " t'" fuelling System fur Gout and Rheumatism, Remar a - -e rates. t on Cancer, Cow Pox, advertised Trusses, deka' week of the terms radar and irregular Qoach ! Analysis c• , Pr have vemgis Book and Tonic Medicine, the Rev. Mt ca w prices Carrington's Life Pills, and Collet:a Remedy t.• .• iht Mids.' Toothache, Charges preferred against certain Ws% 1. A ., , • rici . Doctdrs and Advertising Surgeons, Ice. Sec. !i.e.re - s'!•••="j; .-.'• ~ & ul•fer. DIED. .. J.:el At Aberdeen, on the 28th ult. Lieutenant-Colonel F.n!ryi"4 ' •••••Jri that :...,.! _ On the 2d instant aged as, General Caritor., Colour! al '.' i- illl.94it • gd Battalion of the 60th Poo:. :- 'C,%r, Wilt Sunday, the Infant daughter of Mr. Bowyer Nichoh, aR 6 j , . pon a Lion -court, fleet-street. .i i may On the Bth ult. aged sic yeas, William Fertile, sedan th . rs P s instant, aged neatly eight years, Jane son and & m i ler o: r At ' 8 dm- R ev . Dr. B o i s e, one of t h e Mi n i sters pi the City of St. :odrl . na-de- --,10 Chan, on the 15th ult. she wife af Donald Medea, /47.. - ...: ,•, • "6, . of Dunsteffnage. •.1 .... oi•1; ...! 'a‘ 7er. At Ediuborgh, on the ed ult. Sally &album, only sur if c , am of Ca4lyle Bell; W. S. - ..,.t , late a At riagrGve, near, Leith, on the 2d instant, Dante Jue P.:' ' '- -- 7 "Y" . " ... eir filahl widow of the late Sir James Hunter Blair, at Danse' ::, 14 ....... i . .q. latter i PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. 1 : "", . 4 ;'"'"' -Bank Stuck 440 I n di a Stoc k 199 1 98} i..L e. , 1 ; ri ; the s per et. Red 67,1 in I ladia Bonds SC S 1 pr• 14 ;.• it the •Lnuo Cons. sof 67t0u:1 I mp . A nn . el ei :quest 4 947 Via. *gift zeleer ki e : i per Cent. v9l 9141111 C ism Lg. Anns."l”l9-16 (3-IS Lottery 'I ickets, tift NA. _____.... . allf- . E om q w e rac U 6 l 6 l l 4 6 l 7 7 l 1 41 Ed l l 0 '1110:1 WNEEid•TO MORROW Nl' LONDON BAll''lli . in fi rst Morning , ~ • - - 0 nun. atter le Pitch, Atternoon - - a ...... .... = -- .tdrr .-- ON : Pikited by Laver. Kann, Piskel____-""' Vehlished diere, slid at the star.olher, Isteriraa'•