The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-24 00:00:00

I teesili —On thy subject of Lord retswigliesos, ent sod he had dillered en theirs's''. ape,* br eI .t. ; end by relialring to such on Ateembly, Lose! Fosse,'lke. hod virtually tendered his resigns. too. —(hho% hear ! aid No. no!) -Tho King's C weii4sion had wooer bees awe disgraced thea by r Loire. •vl Lord FOS william on shut day. In Block Dwarf. all the speeches had hoe.. described WI is. faglllll nt Itadital Reform. (Thy Noble Lord I.•er. .raft $$ I meows hem the Mock Dwarf, sloscriptiost of the ordiloo• of .Ise Deity of Norfolk. ✓oil oilier. posniont St the *Debug ) Tarnish the rinciples vf the greet balk dike ;voids. were sound, l et a delay/sty ee......gery had been formed aodest the Cossulgetiosi, that If sged chocked, *odd lead to topiOn sod solo. Bin Inn Insect In the lainninto el Pao Hammel. to peeler,' the British Coosiiinsino, al sionsogyot of glory to the latest p'a'rity.—(Lid sheering.) SI.. B. Wilbraham sod Lord Milieu roo. TIMM us• shoed ere for Lord Milton. Tito 614:AKER add. that if it wit left to him to decide, he ....at dolor, that Mr. Villbrsham bad first loath' his ere. Mr. N ILOR AII A M said, that as a Member of Growl Jur) which had been alluded to, soil as coo. wrcied with the Comity of Lanrester, he felt it to be his dot) to say a few welds. The Megistrates were • s''''"•if"P''clultS.cosorioredthat they couldcontonot of ie freehold reproach. The) bad boot asked why they b.,' t o . l ionod•f•neo. They had mot boom celled owns for a .14.1•ioce in nay grey in which they could ammo It. Thou 1.4110161 y bro. called upon in Ne•spspers, and it piblie Magian's, at which is wee not pnoijle for groe to obtain is diellassiatioso Mlting. It could be p. 0 ..1 met the Maaiine oat Marl —shot though its inge p ei bl e o t j 0 0!...5 Wanda. lgs reel cud . as far so lb. ieproysioll • i'tb adods of tbo lower orders went, who pleLder. It consist*, chiefly, not of the die. teve-.d ....ever., but of 4pinorrs who were in the h bit of yarning wages much above Ike ordinary roe.. The threats of those persons indeced 20 or 30 widens, who were feast liable for their .roue(' on former occasion% to depose en oath ,(Mir apwrehea.ion. for the safety of the town.— It Lad not been the previous intrados of the Magi* 1101,4 to dspe.w the Meeting. The pesce-ollicers went up to the Oleos on foot with the soldiery, which proved that the Istt-r could not have made the touiti charge hooded to thee. TI.. conseetdo4 had deviated their inability to vireo, the warrant will. net the 114911010C0 of the military; not a blew was 'track till stones and brickbats were thre•n, and env maw bad born knocked off his horsy, and sop. p..sod to hove helm killed. The moodier of peruses inoottlas to the Infirmary, also woo hero at that tits'. ',old, of whom all het one or two were heft by falls sad blokes. Ito alluded to mitreptesentatioas, which, he eenteoileol, had been sent shoed on the sehjert ; for Inouye, • the assertion that the swords of the Yea. misery had beet, shorpeoed„ and that M 7jor Coal. rano had saved a woman hone being sehrol. lie wan prevented from ping into details by his oath as a Grand Jager; hat not having taken pert in that poricuter enquiry. he could Resort generally that the Greed Jury at !Ancestor were not at all biassed it, Arne docisiea by party (Misr for er against the Ray Me. COKE laid, as he bad boon alledod to es basing made. a sistoment which hod been said to hole boon int.rrites, it became necessity for him to ye. ;lido. The .sategernt that a *omen had been sabred et Manchester no the 16!li was incen.rovertible. That Nein, Coehrene had attempted tie save her, which was a pelf-ctly distinct stql.ment, be had asserted On lees tatiativoty, and, as it cried oaf, lesolkient esilgeoce. Lord MILTON felt it noreriery to make a few .einies with Tamales to the late Meeting In lie. lion !'sieved (Mr. S Wortley) had pe0,..4.4 to him a sot of compromise before this Alesiog, to Ibis effort, that if he world agree that certain Revroleeioas ehoeld be sewesed to theree which be (Lipid 31.) sad his hiends mood In bring forward, bus lion. Fiiesed would • oodeaveer to persuade Ma Riled-, or people. as @eroding to his *wallet -glee his Hoeverable Friend gyrated them, It, acquiesce its the IL/solutions of shvse who signed the Ketteisighto for a County Meeting. Bet ikon the Itesoletions proposed by his lion. Friend were of such an intl.- Gaits character, involeing. as they did, that sort of decJaration of WWI on one bide. which might be deemed disloyal., on the other, that he (Lord M ) Leis It impoosible to come to any attisfastory ennels. siesta, and therefore dm negociatios was broke, off. Mr. S. WORTLEY &food shut he bed yea used IM word " his people," is the course of the nego tiation with oho Nobla Lord epos the subject alluded to. That negocistion originated at a Music Meoing at I • Vaketeld, and all he proivised was his endesener, to persuade his feionds to secede on the resolutions proposed by the Noble Lord, provided he (Lord M.) would adopt those which he then submitted to the Noble Lord's eensiderettion.—lt was his wish to have all parties Ignited leo that occasion; bat it was the plyssere of she Nobte Lord to throw •..y the support which, willtnot the sacriSee of say party holies or peculiar °pillion, he might hove coweiliattd, sod he lamented the Noble Lord's decision open that occasion the mete, heroes, there washed too mach leash,' to fear that the klertiog sod the aseaseges which follower! served to give yocooragyseent to the WOWS of the Radicals.— ( liege, hear! on eke Ministeriol Hosclbes.)—lle ad• osheyel the declaratioa of an opieloa, that an owteiry should take plate with resod to the traossistieas at Meat-heater. bet ha snow an tosepairy before the epodes', Courts of Ju.dce, where the relit of evidence wore kerma sod stegablistied, and not at the her isf that finely, whoredom were an liottiod roles of 611141 -__ iffolees where% Issieed, no investigation hid evoc'tdkre Owe. wltheel lasing disgrace upon all the plebe who a there. For Mips'', detrain", ha w rashes, with • view to public justice, hive. ti wee submitted to the consideration of a violet Coed sod Joy, thew to that of the 6D6 Member of which that Boom, was composed.— However he respected the character of those who .011 ( 111 RP(O/110. with • view to improve the Celestite* Lion, as they conceived, he must deprecate the pato rushes fed objects of others. who, under the release of Before,. sought oily fen Revolution, in order to got possession of property. The Resolution adopted es a late Mewing at Leeds, very closely *spool All liect ; and hi Sod el those Reeeletiess the property TIM STATESMAN.. of Lord Flamini,* eel pretty plainly pointed at.—t Bet such a system of Modishl % as that at Leeds and ' elsowliere, most be . pat down, er it was impemible for the enemy, to Re on. The country looked le the noose of Coutre•es for the adoption of meeseree to effect that abject. To the Meeting of the People s ;thin their tespictive districu to position Perliemstot or the Throne for the redress of Guy prismatic., be weer should object; bet he meat .deprecate then itiamtsot preachers, such es Wailer, who *sot about agitating the country la every directieo.— Men of this Cast hid, it was aoterioss, kept Lan• , cubits sad the adjoiming districts in a stets of agile. lion ever since the year 1812, wooded, as they were In their operationl, by these seditious seed bls.pheunoua publications which wore distributed et a cheap tete. The circulation of those peblicatleas would, be trusted, be very soon checked by the ie. position of a tea, end he, indeed, resid see so Ws son ohy sock publicatioes should be eatespled from that tea which applied loth* ordioary Newspapers.— Bye while he recommended every moveable precut , lion steins, the disaffected, he felt It his duty to press upon the consideration of she Chsocelter of the , chequer the propriety of relieving the indestriees poor from the miner tiles which bore SO heavily upon them, sail in lite of which he, for see, should mtrala to hove a Property Tea imposed in sass fps& I lied farm. M r. TI ERNEY esplairwd. Sir .1 AM Ei MACKINTOSH observed, del among all the arguments and mateesevits brought for ward no this occasion, be bad beard nothing so de rogatory is the character sod dignity of that Heels, es the assertion of the Hun. Member for Yorkshire, that k could not *seniors its high ingeisiterial feast liens .itb..t producing e disgraceful melt. Mr. S. WORTLEY begged pardon for interrupt. ing the Learned Gentleman to observe, that Ire meant disgraceful only to the witoesses who appeared at the bar upon seek reqeiries. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH resealed, sad male tatted, with ell dee respect for the Renewable We. her, ekes nothing cools' be advanced by soy of the most Widow others more disrespectful to that Reese then to maintain. that it could not sat trea tise its nowt essentiel privilege of investigation upon soy public question, withoet disgracing these who were indispensable le the condect of led se in. ♦essigetion, and yet each was the moaning of the Hod. Gentleman's elaborate argument, sr rather entesaled invective. The Hon. sod Learned Geed*. man then entered into so able sod impressive sr. gement to demonstrate the justice end necessity of a Parliamentary enquiry open the subject of the grew. actions et Meechester, especially pressing, that there were many points connected with t►ese traweacflons, so far es Ifni ilsgistrates were reed, of which it was impossible s o take due crignissece is the ordinary C our ts of J e rky. We regret nor inability Is fellow the flee. and Learned Geetlemen through the coarse of his argument, end wears compelled also to ape. logles for the emission of the speech of Mr. who look quite en opposite view of the quads's, Imaintaining that no Parliamentary enquiry shoold be lestiseted, and that the Meeting at Manchester was decidedly illegal. Mr. SCA KLETT spoke in favour of the Ames& went. The SOLIIACITOILGENERAL spriest! the Amendment. Sir W. OF. CRIP.WIGNY moved the adjoone.l meat of the debate until this day. The metier was i seconded by Si' It. Wilson, and opposed by Lord 1 earlleresgh. On a division, there appeared. F• 4 Ha , o{jooruosiol. fit Aiwa.* is. 453.-214.4ify.ns. Ms. WI MIER} URGE warmly supported the ell ginal Address. 1 Mr. HUME thew moved the adjeernmeet of the !loose. Tbif motion was seconded sod pat. Stratums having bees eseteded, a comaidereble &cassis', we understand took plea es the hopes. plies, of this section Wog a steered time pet. • las the coarse of this debate, Mr. H. G. BENNE l'T espressal his regret that so Member bad risen to contradict the fallacies end misstatemeets of the Attoroey.Geweral, avid some other Members who bad spoken en the use side. Fe. himself, he ovoid not presume to *biro& himself on the Hesse et that isie hoer, and therefore be was determined to vote for the adjaernestost. After some observations from Mr. W. Smith. Lord 1 Castlereagh, Lord Staeley, Mr. W. Wino, &c. it I was Amity decided that the debate ow ibis gesatios should be adjourned until foes o'clock this day. The Reese sdjeerned at half-past three o'clock this mot slog. mm---.T.—m•'— !!"-- - --"rns"!" FOKEIIiN AHD'S. The Emperor of Itesaia is abast to lay the faun . dation of a Representative Goveroment ever his vast empire, which he will divide into tee govereasents. The French Misistry has undergone a greet cheese. M. de Gases cautious, however, with ao sdditieital I dignity from Dace. The other changes are— Tbe Baron rboIVISO. lo be VlO.ter of Irdwire AfAn. Too Marvel* de L A 'MIR M A 0110111 C MO (3111OiellT at lblt Goof( of tootio.), to be floomer at War. N. Roo, to be bliobeer of the Filiontirs. This uheoge gate rise to a small feintest is Paris, sod the Fends fell to $7 sad a (radios. It is be lieved that she three Ministers dismissed were opposed to the scheme of M. de Cases, with respect to the Electiow law. The Marshal Sr. Cyr, Gen. Dessolles, and M. Look, gait their places, beaten they refined to commit to ail violation of the Charter, trod to soy champ is the Law of Eiectiont. I fimpreez SM/I Wiest/1 BIELCTING. . Notice florin been kneed •f a Meeting of the unrepresented inhabitants of the Metropolis, to be held in Smithfield this day, to receive Dr. Watson's report of the melt of his cogs. ■enications with Lord Sideinoth respecting the .4rpeal to Me Prince Repel, adopted at the Fresbory Morsiog, we repaired to the appointed spot, soon afte► votive, and beheld, waving i• Ora air, the well-known lri•celeured flag; resod which the people were 'Spaded to rally. About one o'clock, a sort et procession arrived, eraboat 130 to 200 persons, preceded by three flags, 'Oath hare of late been generally .14 on similar •realises. The nowhere in attendanc►. at &beet half -past one, wonted to about 1200, including may la by worse eeriest, to Wises, the result of the mesons. The besieges of the day ceenweoced lestitediately on the mind et Mesers.Prestes, %moo, and Walker, the Secretary. After r few words' frees Mr. PASSION, the permit of which we wet% usfable to CONOCt ' Dr. WATSON proceeded to overate what had passed Wilms himself sod Lard Sidneoth, te. speedos the appeal, which. it •ppeared, had been gives by his Lordship lato the Prince Kern's bands, but he (Lord S.) could met enderteke to say any thing farther shoat it thee that it had been so pieced. Doctor Weiss thee proceeded to comment on each a mode of treaties/ the People's Petirinee. am.; and desired Mr. Walker to reed* to the Meeting the Revises Speech to the Parlieneet % (which was accordingly dase,) ere frees I might be gathered the sort al reply Welted to their applicatiens. We left the Doctor. at helf.past two, proceeding with es hsrengse, seessiagly loteeded to arouse the people I. sees further effort is support of their rights mod Slagle. Mr. Thistlowood, we understood, sees elpetted. with a greet secession of sestbers frees Spitalields sod the 'kinky. . - ET. GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK. Friday. Rovenbre ii, I' , lll. WILLIAM GI ERE. Req. the RonomWordris. M the lank. HIR Majesty's dutiful hod loyal &Nevis, Hit lohabitwo oil this Parish. Is rears slob do weriabloid. feel is an ionerhow My, in rowiespeote of now atone. so avow the folliond seassoinos, the porpope ..r d emiedairhog the laws of She torniry inmost the eterroarhatesto of arbisrary poen us the sae hood. wad the vialeisee et factluo ha the other. . Rosseleed Vannionoody. That the right of sweelaillos is dk- C.., public grinning as d of r atio.* the Rios. or mike Howse Varliauseso, for relic.., is saishltsbed los the Cowan.. Lao esprooly acknowledged by she HON of Rights, and a fretsZeol cratftila of Irked. is doe greaten retain for isor IF MI am ifewolved Goishionwsly, That • lawfol Meeting woo held IA Mac...4re os she 1&h of Arata Mom which on in as rdrrly mad pentrable names ow Oar astir, or= ii to ponds the persona penal. doi:rrfore. had a right to cons dike Shea rely* ai nomad wider she hoodoo She lads. owl were .Misled to she preteetlsi a she Madissraire. Raslired Uneolownisly, flat hoonafier she Menlo" bailees. tonseed their pcoreediage, a party of Pihaire Odiern, happened by she Yeomanry. bored their way to the llostiods, and ars fasted arrnal poor who sere ospssoota t. be revered ho adder.' she Merited. within. she kit menace as she parr of she people. awl • Maul main inbred peorewhie and owheMill eidaese. nod indiscriminately rode ono nem wares. mad dills demand ewe. their own Peace Olken shortly ...sr Iwo awl a grew waseber dreadfully w eeded. Riresilved Gonohnwimis, That Ns ohmage so darlap spin She British Caneskaiiro aid the (evliatt hosowity is onsairollhibil so English himors.awd aught to be demonced sower einsoMMaw varies and toposterhy .401 abloonnwe nod denotation. knoilved Goan. wooly. That anon she want soneolltilo down reasons • Iles base bars stosed down the MN 0•111 woodio, she illegol nal stop reeethwhool eolparoiressi of thiCOns ores Innen on the h dr et Jobs Lees (.one of the viethwill *WI sit week.. appears to be owe of she wins togllions g it brig. fa the opinion's( dies Vestry. a wide' delay with the •Ir• pt obtaniod a ennui onljohtiee, t.d enwripinisly • grow visited.* of she With Chap. of Magna Chorus ad rhos soilehimed wish she houseasl roma of r sanincias al the Ptilltialt* ia the Hew Railer. sees .leers tin sale wiry it olhenirat ow iodelimer chasm, and she refiwon osf she Modimrshro i.. lat. raallllllllo4 Stale.' pt.'s...charged • lib strocwase autetato, it Maas to Ibis Mersisg'r pore a delefolealiall as She part uf 'hese 1.4481 au ' rit.rp all kill losestigasion eel the proceedings of she lira of Avow. ne" 10 .• Gwasolsinesir. That ow Reprewpativel. Charles Caton, En. and Sir Robert Wilma. wall jorlly ibr amilkinste M their Condemn*. a when this Vestry fans • Map pro. pins a, by apposing, al if weetwary ecidinaliwg. as enquire into oboe prostreday as nos porible Is the shintiog Smash of Parliaments. Penned, That th's Vestry views with comterwaion Oberon /vet of his M..jewn's alisikters. nonsaweb as their martins and operand of to atrocities at Maachester, She renal iif his Roma Highore she Plii.rr Repose. As latifaAvire. to bathede enquiry. she herring she 0.1101011 feta, sad therm...al of a et stiable and roper ed Asblcoaa flow ow Oda best Masora - bie olesatioas ander the (teas, fot safeties., the right of eine 11.0•40 g, a.e shemores entrained to cabman tee set silty of she 'rhea.* aid the trasipillay 'be Random. Renliard, Tart she thmas of this Vrtury are onisseply due Ind are broelly spool letpeliffillly gioeu se the &lain Hessionr able Karl Hiss dl s., bit his sable seal pitshook eadraclifilig s. 411101.1•81 the rights as the people sad the laws 'fob, ewers. Resolved VtasolebraslylTl4l it is she sophism of Ilth Vestry. dais boa Makais'o Minsens kat( roved thenoelers spownthy of ShenodMeore of the Prisee Regent nod she Penske. Mod Ilwa It le our deg wo address his Nasal Hialmonts fee their cm swami from his present owl conswei• ksr ever. Resolved. That the Address ea his Royal Highwese the Vann Regret b.* resod is approved nod sidanard by Oh Vestry. Revolved U. armagle4). that the Right Hoek pearl Grey toe res garden) tiwarshed to present She said Adler., to his Royal Gnaws. the Venn Regret. Itemilswol. Thad she Thanks el this Slot* are doe a the Cheirthunidess (wooden to the Respoisiiino, nod oh William Gibbs. LA. for h• impartial roadie-1i sos the Choir. Replies!. ilia shoe Resaosiion, timed by the Cbainstaa, be pahlishel la she ****** wan. she Tie" ard the Montag Chronicle Newspaper, WILLIAM GI RBS. as Cbslnnow. PIMA. Ot STOCKS THIS DAY AT OXX OTLOOII4 Rut ;Nock 6 per Coal. Niter II 101111 5 per Crete Red. fig 67151 India 14. w& 56 P. per Cesi.Gre« Cif . es Lest Asa lit LIS SI per Cosi. 74 761 Eteenteret 118.6 34 5 418. 4 pre Cost. $4664 Oupoimis Coosals foe Aer. 61671. X. ET TON. siiiek-Brier, S. CartAsli, and Leabastearret. STATIVSIW WieSetimir RUMS°, Purimaisset 24, 180). The Rooms of Parliament have met, asd at a most lonmenioet pried toe; for the Noble Lord, she goo sed the Address, speaks of the esteem' peril to wbkh the roundly is (reposed at this crisis, end which I. distinguishes as one of dlieelty sod denser. The Patlisment and the People are unhappily. hoe ever, not 'rely very distiort. bet very diffesent bodies, wish respect to their ',Meg& The former regard the ' country es le dagger from the discontented blies of the people. which is drawing inferences from tired., without reference to. their calm% t the gave -1 asses sad oppressions which have engersdmd those discontents, sod drives the people to gamble to de vise means for removing Ikons, are set dilly ennui. dared.—This is the way to rt injury into in. salt. and to drive despair to madness; god this is the wily that dal wars hate bees kindled and states tore asunder, which might otherwise huge ousted se , wittiest end. The voles of one of the nooses will show Mutt the Illisisters proclaiming danger, wbetb.r they see it thanseelves or sot, has prayerful one effect, via. a eentent for the enecoment of co. wive measures. Frees the sombre t f the Speech, indeed, we are iodised to belie•. that these saes de begin to feel the poil they here brought @beet. The miseries of the coaatry, thew, are not likely to he elleriated by Ilse rigour &beet to be poetised, nor Ilse hopes rail raised, by what took place yesterday. Sespeesions sod imprisonments are again In be hied, though they lave already dame se mock mischief. Of the '. 4 peeth, we may sincerely my we are din. appointed le its leans and died.., fir we did ea. pest it would have contained some Monist* promiees or hissed hopes. All is gloomy. vamp l the assurance s of a friendly dispositiest in Foreigo Poetry. We think, however, that we could ineotiau site of those Powers which would take no greet pains to assort. as gets pselftc dispositioo. With regsrd to its enditing, it looks self it were get op et the lest end of the wen lamed of the ete•t. Firetwation in the reeves, sod deprettion is metals breeches of our massfecteres, aro phrases which smell eery s/roog of the pea of a man who has been heretofore a merchant. bet harlot bee. is the Gasetto, if sow a stock.broker. If cads be the composer of It, he mast be a bear for the moment ; the probable, say, almost certain, prospective effort being to tacit. siartuation is the opisioss of capitalists, and to lioish 11) drp►ating the price of stock bolero the twilling • , •y. ri me is, however, tom sentesce is the Sp h that no was of basin'ss would have pot so it—it I. that which speaks of the advantage to be she. of the season of peace to advance oar primp,. lily; whim, lo and beheld, this is the bids year of peace, and we are 'siting an oddities of )1,000 men to oar army. The Nome's's who moved the Address to this singular Speech, (bros. eat a very eatraordisary sod liminess nodes, vie. " ice to let ea anxiety for the enmity of liberty bed tea come promise of the safety of the State "—This is, ladved. an Dismiss &mice, or warming. Our Pattieta west look to it. American Pepsis um received iMs weenie( le tie lOtti alt., bat t►ey commie not►ing of importeece, *seeps policing the diminution of t►e malignant fete►. ♦t New Yor► t►ere we e still a few sew cases ; het k was ►oped that only a s►ort time 'mad elapse before the city weeld be perfectly free. Advice. ►ad been received In New Yor►, fres St. Thomas's, w►ic► coeirm the ceases et a dreadful haulms at that The opening of Parlitotes, as far as it has goer, nova have disappoloted any reflecting politician.— The dieisioe Ist the C 0....., after the adjeursied debate, may be anticipated as more popularly fa. ~.:able than that of the Lords; bat It will prove thee the statosphere of St. Stephen': Is a very dilferent me from that of St. Marv:sere, thrash net a boa. diet yards from each other. Fad GRIT is a Reformer, no desist, tea cable retool. His Lordship declared, and so did the Opp,. *Won Members of the other Howse, that a Referee le He Representation of the people was indlspeasshie le the sorely .f the state. We shall taped to all the. inuardistely act epos this opinion. A Home of Camas mere folly attended has set been witnessed often. There were more than 500 Members protocol last sight; the countenances sod deportment of whom iedirated very ,ignificatly the importeace of the moment,sod of the matters of di,. cession, Souvu Ausalcs.—There era letters to town which ' ,peak of Mosat.co (the Spanish Gemini) MTh% been reinfarced at Lisa by a regiment which had arrived orer.land. The march meat have been lam and te. diem through Qsitie; bet, at savants, it was toe late to eat Snots I.*. 1 Covet or Kiwo's moraine CAIILILI, accompanied by a female friend, appeared in Court to plead, and requested a short time to cow. iI eider what plea she should pet is. D,AL, Nov. 53 —Arrived the Golden Grove, I thank, from Newcastle for Jamaica ; Apes, Bar clay, from Doodles for ditto; Tontine, Tetley, from Philadelphia; Streatham Castle, Gibson; Progress, Talbert ; and Dacheat of Ceniberisod, Hell. fres Qeebee; Agar', Willis, from Salem ; Mitcham, Holliday, from Jtelgira ; Sir W.Cuogreve, Andrew:, from Gibraltar ,• and Kirk Ella, Scott, from Penang. —Came down from the Rivet, the Dims, Jay, for Malta; Amphitrite, Marais, Ulrike Claps of Good Hope; and Mediu, Weeks, for Jamosies. Wind N.W. Pornwooeu, Nov. 53.—Arrived the Atlas, Reid, from Perm; end Medusa (transport), from the West Indies.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Tartar. for Africa. —Passed up Channel, the Shalespeer, Basler, free St. Andrew',, Now Brunswick, is 31 days, for Loa. don.— Wind N.W. P•vuorru, Nov. 2!.—Sailed the Willies, Rose. boom, and Three Brother', Neither, for Amsterdam. —Wind W.N. W. FALMOUTII, Nov 41..—Sailed the Swansea ppke', with Mails, for Lisboa sod the bleeds.— led N.W. Norm Silt/Los, Nov. 44.—The Aid, Smith, from Sonderiend to Murray Frith, pat beck here, sad is coming in get oat 'hove on the Herd Sand, bet get e again, making a deal of eater. Huai., Nov 14.—'rhe Speculation, of Sunderland, got on shore off %intim, oat Friday morning. It is supposed her anchor bad gone thrones her bottom. H•nwtcu, Nov. 'U.—Several anchors hem been token up near His place, one of them weighieg 16 cert. 1 quarter lib. maths'.' 3. A. Tomer Si. with be., sod Way repo ; Imo 14 cwt. I par. 211 b. marked Go the buoy " Rain. Storey," 65 fathoms 13 loch cable, batty, and Islay rope; one 12 cwt. 4 qua. with 55 fathoms 13 inch cable, a buoy and buoy rope; and a foreign wicker, 9 cwt. and 35 fathoms 13 inch lii Irish cable. Mouse, Nov. St—ft blew a strong gale last olsbt, obeli sears! ls pot in here, and the fel. lowing received damage :—The Friends, Tim, yet es Here within the nest Pier and received mock dee wage ; the Sean, Walker, was also on shore as Heat, and received mach damage; The Hannah, Friend, attack egeinst the Pier, loot her bowsprit, stove bee bow.. 'god took germs the Bridge way; the Tam crack spies, the Pier, carried away her bowsprit and very leaky ; the Jobs sad Mary lost her bee• sprit, and pert of her mils. Coan•Excu•xne, Nov. 44.—We had very for samples of Wheat this morning, the supply con•istiog chiefly of the earplug of Monday's market, which, however, was hoist is sale, sod fully eitalaild a 1... du'', prices —The apply of foreign Barley wee very smell, and prices le. per quarter higher.—We hod some good arrival, of Oats, but the demand kur Shim was very limited, sad the s.est sepus calf aarcely support Monday's prices.—le Dom, Pita, be. there is no alteration. Primed. and Published by P. 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