The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-12-05 00:00:00

FRI;Nelf PAPERE. (From the Etink of.Friday4 blamtlD, Nov. 20. .1 yet been changed either In the system or in the in- 1 the new minima flu :lot d•splsced a sirgle clerk. and ........i•atiog his ptedecessor, has treated him with the great. ti. t'; lr Tii p . i a hi m a ci,:r. which the (lheraber de Zea Tr ibe evnarAe of the yam:: day. 1: is even said that a di. wipien will be teen to the latter. ,irs which appear most to occupy the Duke del I•lnfah ; place near the throne two bridles who muy give the Ali. p iety Mel• i•npottarsce and their attrihmes—the Coen i awl the Glut:lst& of Castile. According to the views to the new :thiiister. the Council of State will be m oil n d owe will be admitted into it many of its firmer „ atm many of tto CopaLltative .lunta. the Prcsiiems of ncih, and Ectlealatitice high in the Church. As to iirr e va il o f Ca4dif, its attributes will be better defined, in order •it remain ia shadily a §uprerre l'nurt orJtiatiee and ..t . Ad •-.., t aibeeised to re:icte the Ministry from the a ,::::..t of that the Duke drl infuntaks has just laid at the feet oneyear of his (the i)iikes) revenue, that is to say, , m ilhopil Or Trail, and that bla Majesty has received wtth much ,• this orcr from the former friend ot his youth. The clergy A lon idle. The Archbishop ut Toledo, and the Pere Cy. • orcresl to the limg. :I meet his most urgent wino, the -lire millions of rests. PAM', Die. 1. Madrid Casette announce*, that the King of Spain had re. ult. from the Eses.rial to Madrid, with all the :hoar. Saiis named Ambassodur to the Court of Stony. molt was eirculecil at the totter end of October. in vgig i N)fiental, that Genervl Bolivar wished himself to be tinipelor or Peru, or, u others say, Emperor of South o bsequies of General Foy were celebrated yesterday at `inie de Isireito. An immense crowd assembled at the the General. A eonsidenible number of Deputies, Officers of all ranks, tilionged the apartments. At „one the bcdy its brought down into the yard of the Eight rou - rg persons prevented the .• selves to carry it on : s houlders into the church. After div:::e smi te the same per . " carried the corpse. Shortly icier the crowd mode way the children of the Geocral, conducted by his dpmestics, through them. peneallna taunted in the following enter :—A detachment •of Os line in two platoons--a pl.iturin of evasseurs of the ' Chard ; t7-.e • .-ning-enach (drawn by two hurses) in n officer; afterwivfle fut lowed nearly 6 0(10 persons a . 'mops of the line a: 'Se head of the equipages. among uoilted the carriages of the Dukes of Orleans. M. de C:ia. "o r isad, Generals Sehastiani, Ercelmann, km Me ssr s. Ca.. -rr Perrier. and 'reroute, pronounced severally a discourse over vf .be defenses!. GERMAN PAPERS. VitNNA, Nov. 22. _fternoon, big Sarre Highness Duke Charles Eugene Ate fed or an apoplntic lit In his palate In this city. His R i s .‘taro era born Sept. 25, 1731, um the last male branch illusuious house or Loraine. and nearly related to our knot the Court •iu, therefore, put 04 mourning fur lant for he marled (for the second time) the widow of Count erwly Alirister of State, but was afterwards separated A the beginning of the French resolution he was dis. as Comma der of the French nusrils by the tide of liambese , but afterwards entered the Austrian service, received in the most hwrourable meaner by his august re ‘s Prince of the blood, he had the first rank next to the . Tmmovrow the funeral will take place. with ail Po cosegnifieeno^,,and as the detested was senior Captain of the the German and Hnnsrarian ruble w:11 attend. B o leirefild Ighllolll the Archduke Pala:vie is arrived here, , tbeurp,, as 1r is said, a new represcr.taion for tie ilunguian t Freeburg. 31bartcw. Nov. 24. , diefenstitui;onal Edict on the Freedom of the Press pre. s censorship only for pothictl journals, his 31njesty the Aiken graciously pleased to exempt from the censorship had been ordered even for the Moretti' rot of a political de. import, lbw whicb hare appeared at Munich since 11123, taking hi it mated that tile editors viii confine themselves within t h e Gaits of free discussion, for which they retrain answerable. TPANEFOUT ow THE M•INE, Now. 22. .71issoprobensiors Cilch for antic M0110",11 pas; have been ex. rand i o various quartets respective, the prices of wool are unto,. , cenlnneil. la groat tra..asetions there is an entire stag. breegSt the It •laen of liege stocks who are not pressed buy fistearceittit to sell hold hack, and the buyers do the sante en tide, in expectsion of is fatthtr decline: but the Luis XII .7 the vicinity of the Latin chiefly, who did not sell dune.i'ttr tlic in the hope of obtalring higher priers, tote Ws very much deceived in their colculstions. Being row profit the liars of reedy money to pay taxes. interest, &c. A L4 sell 'for forty or Goy pee cert. below the prices they etA hittit Thy time. It Is expected :hat the opening of the 3 petits for ill? importation of barley will do much goo ,+. As toouncture is always of thor . duration, only those persons b,aflt it who can make use of It immediately, and corm ' the holders of the "yowled grain will be the first in the The quantity of Mirky und‘r the King's lock Is said to s, that it will suffice to reduce the prices below the plllth impartation it slowed toefore there will be time itippile. to arrive from the Cautinent. We have even the kart of a modification of the British Com Laws in Sesijof of Par;iament.-411gemeIne &flung, Nov. 27. NO:iiii - Al6 'lite A. 'neklay die Romne O.Capt. N. Lochyer, C. B. front Quebec., with 325 officers and men of the _ regimen: of foot, under Lieut.-Colonel Bruce; one ti wit IllZCip:ireil (gaps Lord Dalhousie) and most di p:gime:no within the North American command. stoney had a fine passage of twenty-two days from fourteen only from hind to land. The last mer es for the wawa) were preparing to depart on the The Maria tran•pnrt will bring any detachments tits which may be intended b send to England. stated at Quebec, that accounts had just been re fl the safe arrival of Capt. Franklin and his party winter quarters, after a most prosperous journey. ley came into harbour, and the troops landed. to be stationed in Pot tionouth garrison. eelneselay the An.h teanspert, Lieutenant Basden, from Halifax in twenty days, with 355 invalids, children, from the troops stationed in Nova the RI, 74th, 81st, and 98th Regiments. wted (n), Captain Frederick Henn, arrived at '• the 6:b ult. with the Rev. Dr. Inglis, Lord No% a Scotia, and filthily, on board, after a wenty-eight days firm Falmouth. The North squadron, under Rear-Admiral Willoughby t. were assembling, yr, rarstory to going to winter, viz. the Jupiter (flag), Sir William .. Bert.: Niemen, Csp:ain Pruvo Wallis; Rifle- Cap:ain Webb ; and Pelter, Lieut. Adam,. The Captain Houston Stewart, after bringing the Octo ' from itermrita, was to winter at Halifax. The 'wain LitrhflA, had sailed with supplies for 'happy suirerers at Miramichi. A liberal subscrip ad been ITS)00 for their relief. The flrea in the woods eibsitled. It was hol ee! tl:e lass of human life would 400 persons. The Tweed was to return to a few days, hrineing Cartain Canning, and the crew of the 3►.ppho, that •hip having been con rotten and not sea-worthy.—Harepakire Tek.' irFoUNDL.LVD. received N , triiread/mti Royal Gazelles of the of November. That of the Ist contains co.. sinute details of the late conflagrations in New hut furnishes little additional information on of that awful catastrophe. A meeting of the of M. John's had been held on Friday the 49th at which the following resolutions were entered .—" That we have received the dincetsinz account of ,4 the in labhanr. in our sister colony of New Bruns isiortsl by the e , r2Ktill tits sad storm which took place 'oho-, with the deepest sorrow ; anti that we sincerely Is them in their ptrorrit calamitous situation. in order to alleviate. as far u our bunthle Meins will rutreri , gs with which the new approach of winter r, we do enter into n su'aseripfiew for the purpose of .les and prortrione ; sod :lilt a vessel be immediate! ) . Mt proper authorities at iliramidsi, whn shall be re •trisi the same, atd distribute them as they may think Crnod•tee. enoidsting of the clergy and heads of ipoiniedtoa.mythe above Resolution intcveffeet. _ ption being then ripened, his Excellency the •e,an it with 100/., and, in a few minutes, up were tubsrrii•ed. The committee, haring nsricu into ilivirions. went through the town. ;rt Cone the total atnuty.t of subscriptions Ind Te•ttler, Lad been advertised fur to furni,h (-'-thing 2;:t1 ne:essari?s, and a wasel was al- Ttd to take trot stlorlies with the least passible The sympathy manifested by all ranks, and the •,tle w 4 th which they hare come forward to ad th• unfortunate autrerars. reflects the :ht of St. John's. ~,.~ •-~.r.:. A.- „oseame • the o h : . re 4./1. 1 1 141 ! • the „six , / • are , :erre r er Z So otr or*t Itt o ils !Of 5 1 Xlll3lll ci t ru eject at , .1 o f _ t , te f eat i t ~ t sesoP_ 4 l, l ions eleil isN l r t ana - nt Plot • d t for , ...or re Dee a , 'I it true' it te t h ta.. 041 tt sty i .l ;e loele 0, e. m anor:sot Ina shoe e e at y e at Von. i , si !went) - ) sli ikrtri In t : aradmib'J Ice dc goal fam•f• Zra it but - 'flee tePmt. it/ , Orr absequ • - leo Dune s or t •ood , I val'al 10.4 . gifht " o l basiders wi pe,' an s go the e, p throttle roma , kor 01 the Neyual truer ,0 awe a the ;Tisk w ow* twankollk C arta ?wrier. ela iamb of 1 ;hi au , Tageetlal.- 1 in ef !Airline ell nee Inchorms *hi e • a: thr Alum:its rat ; tI mp ant day% C. la 1316 he is b CA...verde. lo: • t ?MCI he. Al rib onasitti as ft • PoLsc of Lan 1.-!C ell metres lions. As 1' As:lashes. '1 rKs thadllific Gavels. the G • u sa impart+ 11 a c4l brim. ai :era DWI at Freabt egr As the Cont it. ID*4I a will rag has been eb had bee r. '• topaz. thoN be It pasted cut tUrni% of I le Si spreti ferEd la earl: tinsel; Wit !ar se*. henna • isairediate see tben tide. i taut, .7 tbo Cat , a'ut tart ‘wa terl as pouf* , the IClft ' potta f adi a tonjuna ea profit by i rt frailly the he mitt. The kw great, 11 image at phi tz• any froth a put up the • r.hat &salt • r. to Oa Tied li • ireturottl fro ▪ 37th rrAimel tier heir c nest regime r. The 40U3ne Qiebre, feast tient ships f ?xis ult. T af %intents u It sru stated le • seised if the • n their wint e. Romne e 2. hey re to 03 Wean from A *omen and I • S•ntIAI: :T. The Tweed on. Bishop of 2 ?swage. of to American al fake, C.B. B :rah to 2 • iszman. Il e we, Cap:a • Menai, Ca? her Mail froi OT:Stef, Cap inbapp: tun bad bee )4 4 eibsitlarl at exceed insland in s ofeers and c darned as t we hare Iu ae:d Nth iSt•es aid mi 0 • 4 i..nrs a tinted he e-C-eirra • ovartor • r.t jet Or tr'r;attt:s: wi: 11-• at It throe **wry thy* Notating do:1 4 ashasehrd to t steered to reee eertaNrf, That a • be app :11.se t ip he • ?4' • her ' stirs ‘.• 'I 1:c • ••• • - :.•!.. 40 4 r. LIP ARPOOL COM JIE IA t, IVTi LLIG ENCE. SATCn DAY. DEc. 3. The sales of' British Plantation Saga this woek have only been 450 hlls. the market having been very dull and prices about 61. a Is. lower ; about 309 bags of Bengal sold at 71Ie. 6d. ; but nothing done in Hsvannah or Brazil. A small parcel of Demerara • 3101804 es has been sold at 33a the quality only middling. In Ca. fee, British Plantation lure s a steady demand from the trade; 650 bags of St. Domingo were put up by auction. prineipalfir ship. damaged, which void at various amass, that which was mond bought in at 52.. 6d. 100 bags of good Vara Cocoa sold az 38s. In Pitneymu some small lots void at 11d. In Gouger nothing Jona. D)cwood+ con. tinue dull. the sales are 311 ma. caw i taaehy boxw o od, at 6/ 06 t„ins 'Spanish rustic, at 61. 10s. a a 12+. 61. 176 taint Cuba Ftostie; at 9!. 15a. and a few tons ordinary Nicaragua wood, at 211 10s. In Ashes the sales are2oo barrels Montreit Pot Ashes at 211 s. 6d. far old, and 30s. for new, 30 barrels States Pot g 31. a. and 40 barrels Pearl at 32+. a 33.. 800 b oral+ Archangel 4110 Stockholm I'ar sold at 17.. per cwt. and 1000 barrels Turpentine at 10s• 74. per cwt. In Hides the vales have Ivan 3 600 Buena, Ayres, Us and Cow, at 104 d. a 11}d. 1.000 salted at 1144. a 64d. 450 North Ame. rican salted st 544. and 100 West India at fiel per lb. with 4.000 Buenos Ayres Horse at s+. a ss. 21. each. ilia only aide of Rice 150 bags of East India at 211.. a 21s. fsl. Nothing done in Rum, but prices remain steady. For 511 adder Rama no inquiry. In Olive Oil 10 tons Gallipoli have been sold at 411. a 431. Nothing done in Safflower. In Sumach only • few hags rut Verona 3t 104. a 10s. 6d. have been sold. In Saltpetre 350 hags have been sold at 21s. 6d. a 275. 64. Bri.vstone in little request, a small lot of Sicily at 81. has been sold. Tobacco is in mom demand, 100 hhis. have been taken on speculation, but price' not named. Nothing done in Nutria or Chinchilli Skint In Colton the market has been flat during the week, and prices shout 4d. a j 9, lower; eland 1,000 bags American, 500 Cuba, and 1,000 Illrazit, have been taken on 'maculation and for export. includiag whi6ll •the sales of the week are 11,370 bags, viz.:-.1140 biga Dovied Georgia at ; 1,400 A inbuons sod 31ebile at td. a V3.;.211) Sza Islaads at 21d. a 2s. 14. ; 750 New Orl-ans at 844. 024 ; B•Ptrnan. buco at 114 d. a 131. ; 570 B a l t i c at i• 1,069 Maran. ham at 114t1. a 114 d. ; 70 Para at 161. a 1044.;•.60,11arbarinea at 9id. a 101.; 100 Common West India at 04. a 104. ; Derne. rata and Barbie° at 11144. a 131 ; 1,000 Cuba at 91 d. 520 Egyptian at 100. a lid. ; 10 Bourbon a t 40 Swat at 64d. and 50 Peruvian at 100. IMPORTED INTO L/VEIPOOL ?twat NOT ENDED 26 TO DiCEMNPR. 2. 1825, inclusive. j 641 H lids. I ilides . 10,445 1 290 cases QtlitiiirOn Mirk • 36 Mule_ _ S 8 lifids. Tobacco - 320 M i d s . 15 pone.. 00 Cotton : Coffee . . RI lizreen ` West India . bales. 1 485 hags Demerara and Bee- / 28 hogwood . . 2110 tons bite - Fustic - - 150 tons Egyptian . 6.816 Nicaragua Wood 235 tons rtruzil . - 1.060 Cochineal . 7 sorons New Orleans . 1.667 4 Oem, Senegal 115 hhds. Anieticaa -20 d . 168 brie. Bees' Wax . - 43 pack. Total - 10.767 In the following vessels:—Froin Demerara, 1 ; Languages, 1 ; Cuba, 1 ; Valparaiso, I • Quebec, 1; Leghorn, 1 • London, 1 • Alexandria, in Egypt, 3; Macao, 1; New Orleans, 2; United States 3. Sugar . Rum STATEN! ENT OF THE STOCK OF COTTON, %nth the Priceq, or, the 30:h Noe. each year. Stnck. ....., ork. ' Priers, Pricey 1825. 1824. 1825. 1824: - - -- a. d. a. d. R. d. a. d. Sea Island 18 a 2 6 I 24 a 1 10 Stained ditto 0 04 a I 3 8 a 1 0 131000 92000 07 a 0 104 04 • 0 9illral b.& Mobile 0 7 a 0 10 8 a 0 9 Na. Orleans 0 8 a 0 114 a 1 0 r • narnbuca . 31600 13700 0 114 a 1 04 114 a 1 0,} Bahia . . 10600 12100 •11 a 0 114 1 a 0 Di 31aran ham . 27300 10200 0I I a 0 114 1 aOII i Mina and Para 2200 3000 ,07} a 0 104 74 a 0 104 Demerara . 2200 140 1010 a 1 0 19 a 0 Ili Weis India, &c. 7100 3500 , 0 74 a 0 11 8 a 0 11 Egyptian . 40600 7700 ' 0 loi a I 0 10 a 0 II Surat and Madras 1600) 6700 0 6 a 0 7i9 6 a 0 71 I Bengal . . 7000 01001, 06a 0 7 054 a 0 74 TO TUB EDITOR OF THE BRIM', PRESS. Bta,—A correspondent in your Paper of Friday last, under the signature of " A New Subscriber," anxious no doubt to keep alive the old proverb that " it is all holyday at Peckham, seems greatly displeased with the adjudica tion of the magistrates relative to Peckham and Camber well fairs. When the question of their abolition was 'under discussion, the claimants •to the right of holding them did not show their title. He says, "it would cer tainly have been moat imprudent in them so to do, when the Chairman of the Sessions hail from the bench, only a few months before, called upon the Grand Jury to declare the fairs a nuisance, and which the majority did do, and that, as appears byL the newspaper reports, without any evidence whatever. Your correspondent is a humourist, and must be speaking ironically. That a Grand Jury can pronounce any presentment to be a nuisance, without re ceiving any eclclrence to warrant their finding, is what he can never have Betio - 331y intended to affirm, and we may therefore infer him to mean—as the fact really was—that the most ample proof of the nuisance was produced. Ile says, " It is rather remarkable that Mr. Jackson co:robo rated the testimony of Mr. Gooch, although nor in his , pany on the several occasions ref, rred to." Surely he does not mean to say, that in order to tear t , Attimony to a public nuisance the witnesses should be in the company of each other ! It is the very gravamen of the offence that it is an annoyance to all the King's subjects. The offensiveeffluvium arising from the manufacture of gas, for instance, may be proved to be a nuisance, although the noses of dtose who bear testimony to it may never have been within gun-shot of each other. That Mr. Wissett may not be inimical to the fairs may be very true. AlLlVissett is a very kind, worthy, respect able magistrate, and blessed with a great share of tole ration; but from the services he has been so long rid so often called upon to render. in his public capacity, in punishing the crimes and offences to which diem fairs give rise, and in protecting the peace of the neighbourhood during their continuance, we may be assured that he has no wish to perpetuate them. I am, Sir, yours, &c. AN OLD SUBSCRIBER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sta,—The diminution of crime is a subject in which every sect of Christians has an equal and a weighty interest : whatever relates to it, therefore, addresses itself alike to all. In punishing offences in this country, I most willingly ad mit that no pains are spared to produce a reformation in the offender. This is, or ought be, the end of all punish ment; and, for this purpose It is, that PeniteMiaries have been established, within which, the imprisonment to which a culprit is doomed is made, as far as possible, to contribute to his future amendment, by subduing within him those evil inclinations which lead to crime and misery. In many instances the humane endeavour is successful ; it were unreasonable, however, to expect that it should be so in all. But lam considering at present the cases of those offenders on whom the penitentiary system produces the desired effect. Ifea'l know well the power of evil habits— we all know that such habits. when they have been long continued in, constitute the natures of those who have been thus addicted to them. It must therefore almost inevitably happen, that whatever change of heart or of mind may have been wrought in any individual during his confine ment, if, when lie is discharged, he is thrown upon the wide world, friendleu,without bread, and without the means of obtaining it by any honest employment, that he will be forced back by necessity into his old haunts, and will re sort again to those practices, which, in his better moment, be had resolved to abandon ; and to which, but for the straits to which he is then reduced, he might never have returned. That this, Sir, is the case with many, I know; and I fear it is more or leas the case with all. iVould it not then be the height, not only of benevolence. hut of public usefulness, to devise some institution in which such outcast penitents might be furnished with the means of eMployment during that interval which must elapse before they can provide it fur themselves? In this enlightened age. it surely could not be impassible to establish some plsa for effecting this desirable purpose . Ido not here advert to veteran delinquents; nor, indeed, would this class be likely to seek again the paths of industry : but I plead for the many whom detection has arrested in the early progress of guilt, and whose zonthfal mind has not yet lost its Selibility to vistas. Mindy:es there are of this latter class, who, if the aid of Cluittian philanthropy stept ill tweet] them and their return is :;:flay pursuits, might lir.e all their better immolations ewitinned. and thus make a prni tratiery subservient to ill tl:e p^rmenent and best interests of the community. THE- akffif4f• • NAVA!. iND,ELZ.jRfiNCE. , 4 ' Polillootrro. Wednesday evening theSpartiate; 78, Rear-Admiral Graham Eden Hammitt, C.'. arrived from Rio . 1 1neiro, last front Lisbon, whence 'the soiled on the 19th alt. in company with the Superb, 78. Sir Thomas Staines, Bart.. S.C.!), whic:t ship arrived with her. The Superb was relieved in service in the Tagus by the Albion, 74. Captain Ornmanney t she is to be paid tiff at this port, anti re commissioned. The Spartime hires turned . home, with the officers and erew of the Wellesley, from being found unfit for actß.e service; site inside two fret water an r hour during the 7b days preceding her arrival: two purer were kept coostatitly going. fleet-Amu and twew are to be turned over re the Alelville. 74, which ship will dee commits-lor er! for service. She was towed into harbour this afternoon (the wind being foul) by the Lightning atearn-vessel. On iVetinesday the wind ;billed to the South-east, when the out ward-.consul merchant shirt detained at the Motherbaire and Cower) roadsteads (shout sixty sail) proceeded on their respective voyages. —Also sailed the Rainbow. 2)l, Hon. Capt. Roos, for the East India s t at i on , ta ki ng out Major - General Bourke, Lieutenant. Governor of the Cape of Good Mope, and family ; and the Dis pateli, 18, C a p t . Parsons, for the illiat• of Africa, with two Corn misaloaeriterf Inquiry. and Lieut-,Colonel Douglas and Captain Victer,pf the Royal kingtheers, so make an inspection into the assts or the forts on that meat. The Harlequin, 18. Captain James Scott. came In this morning. Jrom Plymouth. Remota et Spithead--Superb, Harlequin, Pi ranga. In the harbour—Victory, .Warapite, Spartiate, Ganges, I Roomer, ;Wage, Herald, 31satiff. Spasms/hawk. Calliope. Army, 31agniticent. Royal Oak.—'fbe Wazapite, N and flarlvuto arc for the East Indite Ration ; the Herald and Mastiff, for the Mediterranean; Magoiliceart, foe Jamaica; Royal Oak, for Bermuda. On Tuerday the Dutch frigate Pallas, Captain Von Ryk, arrived front Norfolk, in the Ltni•ed States. after twenty-two days' passage, having boded there his Serene Highness the Duke Bernard of Saxe Weimar, who in making a tour in that country. Site sailed in the evening for the Teml. The ,Bresilian frigate Piranga, Captain Shepherd, is quite resfy to proceed on her return to the Brazils. It is understood she is to take some prevents to the Emperor of Brazil. Tee Cato and Vibelia transports are ordered to embark the Id battalion o( the 9.5 th Regiment for the Mediterranean. The Ze phyr is to take the depot of Ns litgt. teem the Isle of NVigh: to Nor:h Shields. for duty in TyneaMtuth Cost 11• The Duchess of Vork earbarksd, this morning, Almjnr-Gerteral Mainwaring. at Cowes, for passage to Barhadoes. The Serrostris has called for New South Wales, with 130 male convicts fiam the hulks at this place.. Lieut. Incicdon is appointed to the Gangs, vice Baker ; Lieuts. Squire and %V. Sheila , to the Ramilies; Mr. T. Thomas, Purser, to the Harlequin. PLYMOUTH, DEC. I.—Came in the Reynard, Calliope, and Nightingale, item Channel services. Sailed the Harlequin, for Spithead. Tuenty mechanics arc to proceed hence in the Royal Oak, for Bermuda. The 31adras, Fayrer, from this port, arrived at Madras, July 19.—A puldie subscription has been opened in this town fur the sufferers at 31irantichi ; about 1001. have been Riven. By a decision of the twelve Judges. the Essex, convict ship, which writ proceeding to Milford, navigated by Mr. Raven, Master, R.N. under the charge of Ills Dwarf cutter, Lieut. N. Gould. is to share in the proceeds of the valuable Dutch smuggling logger Two Sisters. which the Dwarf then captured. Remain— Britannia, Genoa. Witylaor Castle, Druid, Shamrock, Talbot, Pan dora, Nimrod, Victor, Nightingale, Camelion. On Tharsday night the collier brigs Two Staten, Winskey, mas ter, and Arctic, Risk. mastir, coming in from Sunderlaad, with cargoes, got on shore on tire bunk of the florae, and bilged : the former is a total wreck. The crews were saved.—Hampshire Tek g,opt• SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, Faimar, DEC. 2. Wind S. cloady.—.ll igh Water 44 m. p. 9. The Joe, Orumley, from Liverpool, has arrived at Lisbon. The Hannah, Say.tae, from Liverpool, has arrived at Roterdam. The Perseverance, 51d,, fovAbeedovey ; Nancy. toe and a email coaster (name unknuwn) all for Liverpool, were driven on shore on Puffin Inland, and Penman Point. Crews saved. A quantity of le flora have been picked up along the coast in the neighbourhood at Palitely. The Lucy Ann, Andrews, from Liverpool, for Nassau, New Providence. was spoken Nov. 23, in Lat. 45. 30. Long. 9. 30. The Jane, from Liverpool, fur Cape Briton, was spoken in Lst. Long.4lL _ 59. The Hibernia. for Baltimore. in put back with damage, having run foul of ilia alk)etty's ship Bittern. _ _ SATURDAY, DEC. 3. Wind S.— High Water 47 m. p. 4.-2 bleb Mail,. The Williotn, Thompson, fi..r New York, passed Holyhead 2d instant. The Lille y, Patrickvon, from Liverpool for Belfast, put into Carlingfonl. 30th November; short of coals. The Edward, Gardner, from Liverpool for New York, was to- tally lost in Dublin Bay, Ist instant ; crew and pavvengers saved. Arrived the Luna. —, iron) Maranham •. Fletcher, ; Robert, • North Briton, from Alexandria ancl 31illord ; Flora, —, from liiraroichi ; Larch, from Sicily. FALMOCTU, DEc. I.—Arrived the Liberty, Pryon, from Londoe. Pl.Tmoutra, DEC. I.—Arrived the Concord, Freeman, from Lisbon in 14 days—sails split, and loss of bulwarks; and the Mary, of Teignmouth, from Newfoundland in 113 days. COWES. DEC. 2.—Sailed the Two Friends, Sayer, American brig, for Rotterdam, and has a North Sea pilot. PORTSMOCTII, DEC. 2.—Arrived the American brig Persia of Salem, AllweU, from Antwerp for Batavia, at St. Helen's, 21 hours from Flushing; the American brig Francis, . from Antwerp for Seville, passed to the westward. The brig Betsy, Conn, from Shorehors for Youghsll, his been three times to the Lizard, and driven back again, anti suffered much by the gales. It blew a se vere gale last night from the south war d, during which the brig Two Sisters, of Sunderland, drove on shore hear Lump's Fort ; the vessel bilged, and two of the crew drowned. The brig Arctic of Sunder land, coal laden, sunk on the Horse Sand, last night ; crew savod. SHOREHAM, Urn. 2.—The Cynthia, Turner, has got off with out damage. DOV EV, DEc. 2.—Off the port the Britannia, Kenley„ from Demerara. The Coast Blockade boat fell in to-day off St. Marge ret's, with the stern of a boat marked " Montreal, John Tom, London." DrAL, DEC. 2.—Arrived a brig from the Cape of Good Hope, and remains, name unknown ; the Dutch stoup of war, Pallas, from America, last from Portsmouth. The Britannia, of Liverpool, passed through this afternoon. RAMaGATE, DEC. 2.—Captain Rlip, of the Ondemeemirg, states that he saw this morning a schooner, with an English jack flying, sinking off Cape Blanches. The Ondernreming could not approach her in time to save the crew, who were all drowned. The Henrietta, Fileur, from Dunkirk to Fecamo, foundered at sea ; crew saved by the Solon, Rickmer,'arrived here. GRAVESEND, DEC. 2.—Arrived, the Albion, Pattison; and Sisters, Broad, for Rio ; Ann, Court ; and Totness, Pollard, from Faro; Princess Rein!, Brown ; Queen Charlotte, Turner; Active, Cooker ; and Delight, Salmon, from Dunkirk : Neptune, Sirs nach • and Fox, Fox, from Ostend. Soiled, the Elizabeth, Wal ker, for Grenada : his Majesty's ship Dotterel, —, for Halifax ; and Josephine, Weeks, for Havre. HARWICH, DEC. I.—The Nelly, Yallinger. from Riga to Lon. don, lately brought in here, having been on shore, has commenced discharging her cargo en repair. LYstrr. DEC. I.—The Messenger, of and for this port, Fyst, from Osinsborough, struck upon the Dogheads Sand, on the Lin colnshire coast, last night, and it is feared will become a total wreck—crew eared. STOCKTO!/. Nov. 30.—The Betsey and Ann. 111•Cloogh. of sod or this port from Pictou ; and the Scotia. Robinson. of Aber deen, from London to Sunderland, were totally wrecked near this place during a gale last night. The crew of the former *ere saved by the life. boar, but the Scotia's were drowned. WHITBY, DEC. I.—The Patriot, of Scarbre, was driven on shoos about ten miles north of this port, on Tuesday night, anti is likely to be a total wreck. BCAUMARIII, DEC. I.—The Perseverance, Mortis, from Li. vcrpool to Aberdevey ; Nancy, from Liverpool to Pwlhrly; and another small coaster, were driven on shore last night on Pullin Island and Pcnmorc Point, and it is feared will go to pieces—crews saved. AMSTERDAM, Nov. 29.—The Frances, Rice, for London, after losing two anchors sod cables in the Texel Roads yesterday, has pot into Dieu Diep harbour. ELSINORE, Nov. 22.—The Enchantress, Kellock, of Ply mouth, has put into Gottenburgh, with lois of anchors, cables, and bowsprit. The Silena, Curtis, from St. Petessbargh, for London, is on shore on Driejo Reef, but expected to be got off without damage. The Emperor Alexander, Amstrong, of Lon. den, from Duntzie, shifted her cargo, and is in a leaky state; has put into Copenhagen to digcharge and repair. Emu)Ert. Nov. 22.—The Vrow Mike, arrived from Dunkirk, picked up on the 19th inst. in lat. 53, long. 4, a shin's boat, marked on the stem `• Dary, London," and inside " James Dixon." ST. PETERSEVROII. Nov. 9.—A large ship, sold to be liri. doh, is on shore between Seabkar and L.tvenskar. Assistance has been sent. The Si!ence„ Cartin, from Petersburg!' to London, was on shore on Dragoe Reef, about the 2lst ult. ; but expected to be Pc ?It. . . Tbe Louiva. Herod,. was captured on the 28th September, off Lisbon, be a Tripolitan cruiser, and carried into Algiers. The Asia, Parkin. from Riga for Portsmouth, was going into the island of Octet. 3d ult. with loss of rudder, and nearly full of 'wet, having struck the ground. The Fame, front Faro ns London, foundered °lf Cape St. cent let ult. Crew saved by a Russian weasel, and put on board the Azores packet, arrived et Gibraltar. The Maria Sophie. Loin's, from Hamburgh for Hull, returned to Hamburtch 2lnt ult. damaged. The :11cdoe, Marline, from Bergen for Leghorn, is stated to have returned to Bergen, leaky and damaged, with loss of meat, sails. etc. Had b to unload to repair. The Vrcnw Jartitm, Rink, from ltiga fir Ameterdam, has put iota Memel, much damaged in her sails and rigMng, and tEtut dis charge the cargo, which it 1, teased Is injund, t • repair. 'llie Hoffnung, Otto. from Pennburgh for Brest, sailed from Croestadt 3d ult. and retur,gd the 6th, with damage. Of 150 ships that were at Tonningen, very few had hcen able, on the 16th ult, to put to ion limn die Elbe and - Weaer ; many of then still Im'pose Man bear ibeine siollieelticiowl -it was supposed would be inonahey to examine the grain with wh;cli they are laden. . I The Flora, Hiorth, from Stockholm for Amsterd a m, stran d e d oa f the 24th Oct, od Novefret: near Burioiken (Gighland). - The ship it Ss Will be leaf, .tAfTtherfrste hones of sat Ong the tame. "Thetlepply, ofianilanaloith .1601.1 brute!, of oil. 4116111, 74t . 1 ,41 , n op, in towed into KallihatErnawlek Oth ul by tho ewer+, o lien+. with hiss of rudder, and leaky; and ebhre4 in deliver:and be hoverlown. • The AidjTioughtle, horn St, Iteterebgrgh. fez Dublin, has p into Slitoeo. leaky, and must doicharge to repair. The Lord Mulgraye; Greenslade; sailed from Gravesend for Ana► weep on the 6th ult. end hes not sine" been heard of. CUSTOM-F(OI7SE. DEE. 2. Slurp ENTERED IxtrAnGs —The Brancepeth Castle, Andiews, from Frederieltsholl ; Caotlersagh, Weightman, froth Rigs; William. Pinworm, from Ifleincl ; Oscar. Henderwell, from Almeria and Gibraltar ; Magnet, Dawson, from Dontzi,c ; Ne 'Thomas, Quinsey, f r o m S ev ill e ; Briton, Scanl an , f ro n t Dublin Hope, Williams. from W ater f ow l ; Colombo.. Fleck, from Dan - tic ; Elizabeth, Slade, from Memel ; Lerl IV.llington, Wide , from Leming ; Stapler, Chambers, from If aniburgh ;Juno, Prleelt ant, from Jamaica ; Janes and Ellen, A hier, from Guernsey ; Diana, Christie, from 31ernel ; Victory. Cubist, from Harlingen ; Esperance, Anniente, front Dtinkirk ; Wenlyss, Kennedy, from Copenhagen ; Geertruida, Zwanenborg, from Amsterdam ; Mar garet,. Scott, front Riga; Royal George, Kelsey, from Ramsgate; Aufgenhende Sonne, Decker, front Hamburg!) ; Juno. Storn, front Xaria ; Mercu r y, Fish, fro t h Fi gue i ra ; Orpeus, Wtnn, from Chorine ; • A nn, Davison, from Memel; Corny/All, Robinson, from Sr. Petersbufgh Ifrydens, Dryden, from Riga ; Adventure, Barrett, from St. Petersburgh Freyheit„ Meyer, from Lubeck; C r e o l e . Galloway, from P ernam b uco ; Ruby, aswell, from Dc,iia and Altea ; Mary , 31• Ewan, from Lisbon ; Albion, Bunton, from Memel. ENTERED OUTWARDS.-+Tbr Tamerhote, Bristow, front Genes and Leghorn ; Speedy, Lake, from Rio Janeiro ; Prince Leopold, Carlill, for Jemaica ; Pickelder, fur Antwerp ; Vrouw Geettruy, Klatter, for Rotterdain ; Ocean, Pearson, ter Valparaiso and Limo. CLEARED OUT WARDS FINALLY AT 0 r.AVE9LND.—The Jane Cioherine„ Barclay. for Jamaica. CLEARING Olt TwA Ds—The Brighton, Lebor. for New York; Earl Hedlund,. Pound, for Iliotterduin ; Vrouw Geertruy. Kla•tcr. for Rotterdam t Telegraph, Kyle, for Antwerp ; Hopewell, Parelit, for Jamaica; Mary Ann, IVinter, fur St. Til" 3 '. CLEARED OUTWARDS To. IRELAx co—S dem, Leader, for Cork ; Waterloo Packet, Sexton, for Culls ; Emerald Isle, for Dublin. THE CIIIIRCII. The Bishop of Hereford has been pleased to collate the Rev. Henry Wetherell, B.D. of Univcrsity College, Ox ford, one of the Prebends of Gloucester Cathedral, and Rector of Thruxton and Kentchtirelt, Herefordshire, to the Archdeaconry of Hertford, void by the death of the Rev. Archdeacon Lilly. On the S? ISt ult. the Rev. 11. Pope, M. A. late of Christ Church, Oxford, was presented by the Dean and Canons of Windsor to the Vicarage of Oxborne St. George, Wilts. The Lord Bishop of Peterborough will hold an Onlina tion in the Cathedral of that city on Sunday, the ]Bth of Decembre. At an Ordination holden by the Lrrd Bishop of Chester on Sunday, the 20th ult. Thomas Stringer, B.A. of Queea's College, Oxford, was ordained Priest. The consecration of the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Stewart, brother of the Earl of Galloway, to he Bishop of Quebec, which has been delayed from unavoidable circumstances, is appointed to take plioe on Sunday next, at the Palace at Lambeth. The ceremony will bo performed by the Arch bishop of Canterbury, should his Grace be sufficiently re covered ; if not, the Bishop of London will officlate in his stead. UNIVERSITY /A' TELLIGENCE. 01FORD. SATURDAY, DEC. S. On Saturday sennight James Garhett, dI.A. Miche Fellow of Queen's Wisp. was-elected Fellow of Brasen nose College. On Thursday last, Mr. Rice Rees and r: 11 . enry Rey nolds, Commoners of Jesus 0011:-ge, weie . trected Scholars of that Society. Yesterday James Frederick Crouch, of the county of Bedford, and John William Richards, of the Diocese of Bath and Wells, were admitted Scholars of Corpus Christi College. Yesterday John Dayman, B.A. and Scholar of Corpus Christi College, was elected Fellow of that Society. The Rev. Charles John Meredith, B.A. and Chaplin of Magdalen College. has been elected Fellow of Lincoln College, On - Thursdait liettlfirlea Bellamy, B.C.L. Fellow of St. John's Colleie;'linal Barrister at Law, was unani mously elected Vinerian Fellow of Common Law. On the same day the following degrees were conferred : The Rev. G. Saxsy Penfold, of Merton College, and Rector of Christ Church; St. Marylehone, Bachelor and Doctor of Divinity, by accumulation. grand compounder. MASTEAS OF AnTs.—John Davenport, Worcepter %Mimi Rev. G. Lowd o n H anson , Q ueen ' s C ollege; Bei. Jto en C. Hatbway, Jesus College. BACHELORS OF ARTS.—James Hadley, Worcester College; Edward Cove, Worcester College; Edward Nares Henning, Worcester College; Thomas A. Holland, Worccstce College; Adolphus Rent, Ester College: Peter Bret: Bull, Queen's Col: lege ; Philip Jacob, Corpus Christi College ; John Hambletoti, St. Edmund Hell ; C. p c : ar i as S. Morgan. Christ Church ; Wm. Drury Holden, Christ Church ; Wm. Hazel, Christ Church ; Peter Hall, Brasennose College; llearhfleld Weston filches, Pe Ono's@ College; James Hughes, Jesus College; Griffith Rowel, Jesus College. PLYMOUTH B.4lVlig. We are sorry to find that the statements circulate.] on Tuesday respecting the probable resumption of payment by Sir IV. Eiford and Co.'s Plymouth Bank, nppenr, from the statement of the Plymmalt Jowl-nal, to be founded on a mistake. IVe believe they originated in a notice to the following effect, published, not by the Bank which failed, but by another house, the naval bank of Harris and Cu. of the same town, upon which there was a run, but which was enabled to meet all demands upon it:— " On the arrival of their supplies from London. they are per. fectly able to liquidate every dement that can be made upon them, without selling sia acre of their landed property, which is entirely unertailed and imencumbeted, and liable for all the engagements of the Bank, or without even pressing severely on those who are indebted to them. They feel happy to add, that they have at this moment a considerable supply in their bank for any present exigency." The Plymongt Jonrsal says For the convenience of the ',abbe, the doors of the Naval Bank were kept open some time after their usual hour on Saturday. and on Monday they were opened at an hour earlier. Before two o'clock, on the latter day, • the run on their five pound notes was eshausted. This firm issues no notes tinder five pout::ta value." " The third meeting of the Commissioners of the estate of the Devonport Bank rook place et Elliott's Royal Hotel, on Saturday porning last. The throng of persona who CAIII2 to prove their debts occupied the time of the Commissioners the whole of the day, notwithstanding the number of attorneys and clerks in attendance. so that the final examination of the bankrupt, Mr. Johns, could not Like place. On Mondamliey again men, and the day was spent in like manner ; at thWlose of meeting it was adjourned to the 19:h inst. when, we understand, Mr. Johns will be quite ready with hie balance sheet." The Plrowth ,Antrnal, speaking of the stopp age o f Elf on r s Bank, says, • We sever remember witnessing such a strong ex cite:nem of public feeling, and Iris heart must be utterly callous who could he ineensibl; to the prevalence of so much misery. From the high character winch the Plymouth Bank had maintained until the recent bankruptcies in the neighbourhood had in a mea sure unhinged the system altogether, the confidence of the commu nity was unbounded, arid the calamity is, therefore, peoportioratCy great. The shock to the labou r in g an d i n d ustr i ous c l asses i n par ticular will be long and severely felt, the connection of this esta. blishrnent with the commercial and trading interests of the port being of the moat extensive nature. and a great proportion of their issues being in one pound notes. It is the severest blow that could be given to the rising prosperity of the town; and the near ap preach of winter will render its effects still more lamentable among the poor. who may be thrown out of employment by the general regnation which must inevitably follow. A most tremendous run on the other banks was the immediate consecjhence of this failure, which continued unabtted during the whole of Saturday, and part of Monday, when the applicants, finding that every demand wet promptly discharged, became gradually satisfied of the security of the remaining establishment,, and a cessation then took place, though up to this hour much feverish anxiety continues to agitate the public mind, nod a deep . gloom pervades ail ranks. "stifles and contradictory reports are in circulation respecting the reaotircest Which remain to meet the demands upon the insolvent firm, tut little is yet known that may be relied on. The moo favotirable accounts reyreeent the deficiency to be upwards of ninety-3re thou. sand pounds. anti the probable dividend lets than ten shillings in the peunti. Should the landed nttates of the partners be available. sumca tour mere w ill, of co u r s e. be r,!,1•.1 to the dividend; but to tlile ecbject we shall egnin allude. when cerrcrt itifbruation can be o'itaj Ind. A goanniselon of binkope was granted, against the above firm on Monday. and ve..tc-Tday morning it was .opened at Plymouth, "by Mr. 'rink, solicitor, of Devonpnet. There were three other applicatlots fee the come:salon, and the cheat seal de , cited by lettn.y." LAW 4VOLICRS. •1 t • COUIiT Of CHANCERY. a' NoTtcr.—in case his Honour the Fier-Chancellor shall 'met, *do the hearing ot• original causes, to the , c auu of X'opelacil Stride inclusive, before th e seron d seal, lie *RI take orikinaLotWes nest beyond Copeland ts,*ristity uhail ouch seal...-Dated Deena: ber 3. • . . ifiroar Tue. soul!' Eigireln. TRH nins7l7o2 AS - TrOZ. .Bankrupt Petition to be spoken to, exparte Leyland* v. Hio,Ae l Per Older—Codper v. Thorpe. Appeal and Supplemental Rill—Load Grantley T. Gartha/4, Garthwaite v. Lord Grande,. Appeals. etceptiont, and further directinno—Oar T. Ot?#h deatosie, Oshahiewone a. Askew, anti Roth rell Arkew. APperl—Donn v. Watson. • • isppeal t eTceptiona, and further dtrectierne, per order--Attortsty. General v. Mayer of r. enter, Same v. stone. BEFORE' THE VICE-CHA4CELLOII YRTU Itol3lllo Aj l Ii•LE-PN. To be spoke to—M ason r. ACT TE Part heard—llarras e. Lesion, Barber v. Banner, Barber i t, Stock, and Minot v. Festott. Further directions—Priestley a. Haeloek, and Hartwell- ta Priestley. Lau fear T. Vincent Wiley v. Leant Oilbank‘ y. Cox Codtington y.lialfour Owen v. Flack Fownes v. Taddy Same ♦n White CAC SEs. Daticoigne v. Lynn /II u nt myr, v. Bred/11 .Yeo v. eo Poland; v. Collard Bann W.BoHi RO cOVT. The Ai as'er o f th e Rolls wil LM t hear eau u se., farther directions, ar.d petit on, by coni4nt, on Saturday next, the loth Instant, at nine in the morning. Causes and further directions must be stt down on the preceding day —Dated 'Dec. 3,1825. CONSENT CAttsEs TO BE HEARD THIS ETENINO AT stw. Hooker v. Hooker, to be spoke to. Earl of Darlington v. towling v. Smithson Picknell v. Trickcy ('drington l Whaley v. Hodgson Henry v. Prothern Rsyner v. Earl Sam. 11. Smith v. E. Smith I Whaley V. Chaweer turd Martin v. Earl R attget v. Messy Bayonet,. Maim I Spencer I Willis v. Brown S‘tne V. Smith Same v. Coon Same v. Friend, COURT OF K — IND'S BENCH. mergoraceese Cy TO BE TRIED B T COMMON JURIES - - TMIII MORNING AT HALT•PAST NINE. Snorer v. Tabor , Chadwick v.Running M . Callum v. Tom . Stewart,. Whittaker Woad v. Wooller linsoo Dolman v. Orchard Kent v. Curtis Dixon v. Deeeridge Younger. v. Brookes Melton e. Gomperts Newman v. Berkeley Bond V. Clark Willis v. Walker Ames V. Browne EatTy v. Barret tatty v. Isaac Townson v. Green Fuller v. Wigley Doe,dr.c. v. Robson Iselin r. Fatton Draleforthr.Clamese Doe, Sc. v. same Doe, &c. v. Johaecn Chanipney r.Qulyer. Doe, &c. v. Hum Hewett v. Gov/land house Bailey v. Brandram I Sharp v. Sold Richards v. Anderton Wright v. Abbott Same v. same Porter v. Jones Pilcher v.-Mulkey. COURT OF COll MON Pl MIDDLESEX CAUSES TO BE TIIIEp THIS Special Jury—Doe, A. Ware, v. Hicks v... Clark I Jenkins v. Bidd u lph, Firth v. Batman Esq. Gommtv.Sargeaut Same v. Perry, Esq. I ---- MORNING-AT TIM. Evas. Dariq udartbers r Burton The Dub equei Court *a the Exchequer Thurxlcy 'Nat. ChambiLiii 1.AW7,:NTE1.1.10 NeE. • .. . --- COURT. Of CUANCERY, Eamotrietw, •hDuo .. ". SAItiER v. RAT. Mr. HEALD said Mr. Shades II was now to inform hi s L or dshipwhen It would be convenien s tior Mr. Scarlet to attend her e t o argue this moti o n f or a new tnal. It was necessary that it should be heard immediately, because if there was to be a new trial that trial would hare to be at the next Lent Arreisen, and it might be necessary to have the case go through the House of Lords ptevi., etude. Ile understood that Mr, Scarlet had intimated that it would not suit his convenience to attend till the next Term : but surely the justice of the cog..was not to be tampered with for the purpnseof suiting the eonvenience of any Conned. 3lr. SHADWELL Said Ma Inntstaip's courtesy was - almost pro verbial towards the gentlemen in the Cettett below. and in this case hymn hoped that the on e etor.esp.wetald be continued. The LORD Cntarcett.on sold ne should have grist Mannar, in seeing his old friend, Mr. Barite, but he meld not' help remark ing, that though Me. Seerkett .was the leading Counsel at law on the former occasion. when the core was last here, Mr. Scarlett did ' not attend : and really it would be too hard on the suitors of dila Court to have it said that their cause would have to stand over to suit the convenience of the Court of King's Bench Counikel : there would, however, be some Christman holidays at the Court of King's Bench, and if Mr. Scarlet though[ proper to give up one of them, he (his Lordship) would hear him on any thy, Mr. HEALD protested against both thi s Conreamt Ita 0.073r05tl being called upon tout, at ume when It own tiebermaryfar.thent to have cessations ea the Court of Late Conned. iliroarotaited against a sitting here upon n holiday-to aeconimodateothers wha did not choose to attend upon regular dove of sitting. Air. SITADWELL said, to put an end to the whole, his clients would make inquiries so as to enable themselves to state oh what day tidier Mr. Scarlett, o r s o me ot h er C ommon Law COltntel, would-really attend.. r iiiiiiis •- Mr. HEALD conside re d th a t t hi s would s tlt Mu j ust a thelineof conduct that ought to be adopted: , —.-'nt .. : ,IN 111 cotgit. : • - - Mr. Baal. said he Ind an application to make itii 41i) brkkrapt• ey, Whitt war of most vital trhportance; ineartitteli et 'that, if lie did rot make it to.day, Ms client . woutd-be in the teethe to-night, though perfectly solvent and in goad credit. Thurnse Was this : 'Wni. Cather had been declared d baokettpt ty tire rommissldnern, :as Mr. li art conceived ander t• grows Mistake, in not calling for further evidence than was- before diem. • The present pinball was the petition of Mrs. Cattier Ithe bankrupt's Rife), led It rayed ' that the co:Ueda/3mi :Might be superseded; et - ttiveniimitisioneye called upon to review their adjudication. Mr. O. had for.r cable time been established at Comm i ssiod agent it) boelf 4t te States of North America r his peeler Cell, ankh in lb* meant year he came to this country with a • v i ew to esta bli s h hi mself io Liver pool r he had hod dealingi with Messrs. James and WilliiinTliciem., of Liverpool; their -aementn were under distention tfefween the different parties, but net fen, "sailed whim Mt. C. was here, but no dina.israction was exprelied,or the,least suppb . sition then elites . teinc-1 on the part ot :tient.. Jamie sit/1 Millen Brawn that Mr. C. was not in a situation-amps.-any Winne slue frent-*htto., Mr. ('. then icsbited that abut accoarits were taken;Ote bitartee would he due to him. In Septettbei Toe Several lettere were written by Messrs. 1.1, to respectedire istmaint, inteldeitlegoVra. epre,geod and safe roan to do business Web ;,tt was irtille eadson'ettlared that it would bees well ftrehli:e. to return to Nottlr Atnegek; tderititirue his establishment there; he did roam, with the full knowledge exit spprohation rit. all his conettjnosA bilthertily find th e side 82 i 1 C-t from Liverpool, bhterlifcliers: B..keiniehies ;truck -the prern: thicket, fdr.O.:bivilig rmaktrowledgewrottspieren of snyieclrstep : and therefore the mment anctitipti irm, at„op)•an .. te,, matey the a.l - vettisernent In the Cantle, • • ' -,.. ' ' Mr. At °me at) tf *aeon theatmeildtt - • . . hlr. °LYNX NI • • eared On the other shit- Ile submittad_that the Court had never interim ed to 'elej ouch' anAlles.rtisement, except ttpon theelfidavit Of a bankrapt hidlbef, stating kit - Sortie Meat im portant requisite to support the coanniathara tpsr...jraatinjc•- 4n[' es to the Commissionexi being called upon bareilorhbeiradjudimtlon, no a th' unheard of. '1 .1 •:ti.`:": t'r• : • The I is CIOANCELLOR conaidered thitamiewirrmbleh . th ere were a g t many peculiarities, requiring very acute diserilincetiot . It was utterly impossible to have the affid av i t . ' of Ali . elhlmseif, he being at this Inman at sea; and though it wllis a-entry stror.g interference on the part of the Court to stay the advertisement, ye: his Lordship was of opinion that it was a case in which gotten to be stayed till Wednesday, giving the parries an bpportuoity of hav ing the proceedings wider the commissipn in Court la.tho time, with leave to its being again spoken to. . COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE' •-7.:..z.i . . Mr.. Ilnato moved that the acco unts of ..11,r-- Se* Re. bertson, Receiver of Covent.garden • Theatre, of his d isbursernenta for rent, tom salaries. Arc. should be kiithakli illoaeid , by the Court. These disbursements had bees made pennant to. the att. thority which Mr. Roberts-ti had received,. qedey Ins r.,, ocalLip's order of May, 1824, to defray the nightly torrent expenses' ef the Thearre. The accounts in question had been passed by the:l./stater, but owing to some objection ' nrg'd against thent by Mr. C e n s e, and to the want of the sanction of Mr. Ilarrir, the 3lieter hill re commended the present application to his Lordship. .. • • The I.OaD CRANCELLOIL said, that it wo u ld be ireptanible for the Court to them any judgment upon the horns of such an scents' rat ; they must be judged of by the proprietorithennelrea: , The only question was, whether the Receiver had acted cerif , AmtiblA to the order of May. lft24 1 That order gave the right of &teeing the expense' of the theatre to the Proprietont; and it were imsattel. whether 3lr. Worn did not stand in the relatien . both or_ partner and lessor, and whether th e rent of Proprietor did not cricked: hies and all the other parties ? If there was any objection to else.Alse ter's sanction of these accounts. the motion ought to LAIR Ana by way of exception to the Master's Report. Mr. Remit Amid, that there was no objection nassie,to tie steps taken by tl* Master ; and the only coarse, therefore.l6l4, for him to more for hie Lordatip's order for the payment 4 tlin s detedt included in the Receiver's account. -• a . The LORD C:Atarcttleaa postponed the furtho htmlituf dt* Out until Monday. ._ • .• • COUR': OF Km vramnirietipt. *T1 471 9 3 0'9 Drc • xi 1.0 31:1tReser 4Po; clicelrint-ThrprA-grite LORD Cuisr Jtstide • it Cansiiliii • • .i , "7" s•GeliDeAti.- 1% , it teasilikoefietc.i. . This Wit-al ecktokfor eianikeretiler . prft lie Pr:4Np " . .6,440 &Tone. The * dercederit first, NOT ty; lied 014.464 448 the charge,sas twe Mr. Se rtettyndi ME WiiiTrtiTihi - ecirdielltn . - Pain!ira caNt.; anti 111 r. and 3; r:Tlilcater, theletendanei. - lb The case proval a" paw sElthe idaintit 11/1 . 11 is imtaimicip • . :721 ;:sia: bed of.gdw ~. a~