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- TUSIDAY, FIIIIIVAIT 13. The Loan Cu a acELLott came into Court at Calf-past ten o'clock. HABEAS CORPUS. AN THU MATTES OF JOHN BRONLIT, A BANKRUPT. Mr. Rosa stated that the Bankrupt was brought • ‘lsp in the custody of the Keeper of Nenate, by Isiistue of a writ of Helices Corpus, he having been mmiamitted to that gaol by fhe Commissioners of illmitrupts, under suspicion that he had secreted HINIT of his property. He (the Learned Counsel) 11.11 wow to move that he should be discharged on weesseat of an informality in the *errant of rom. indolent, for it omitted to state that the Bankrupt examined • the ' of J , befr he )Ll4l, VITELLTGENCE. ART ABM CHANCERY, LincoLms lux, 1, • , ! c and . prevt. Plaintiff's wife to purchase froip him at different limes, a watch chain, ware i pted by the De co. - _fondant ,to be made of gold, of 80s. per ounce TrAtir, for which she paid 81. the reel value Hof which ties •not exceediug 41 ; a seal of the etme materials lie put off fur 21. the value . which wee about I/. ; an elegant chased finger , • ' was sold for I!. Ills. the outside value of which not exceed I!. Thom and some other articles • of jewellery tare sold.. to the Plaintiff's wife, the . whole aniounting to 13!. 7s. the value of which was "i.7' ; • ' ailment W. For the difference, therefore, between the motley paid, and the real value of the articles, I . this action was brought. a John Davies, junior, the son of the Plaintiff, a - , 'youth of 14 years of age, proved that at the different • . timee when the Defendaut brought the articles. he , *toted them to be of the best 80e. gold, and of the beet workmanship. Joseph Guest, a neighbour of the Plaintiff, being sootewhat of a judge, discovered the inferior . laality of the watch chain, mid took part of it to . the Assay Office. The report of the Assay Master was then ten dered by Mr. ScasLarr, but his Lordship doubt ing whether it could be received in evidence, Mr. S..eirlett said he would not press it, as he had other :evidence of the actual value. - Beujimoio Smart, a refiner, proved that the gold •of which the different articles of jewellery were ma nufactured, was none of it gold of 80s. per ounce. The chain end key were not more than 40s. gold. 111 r. Hanky, a wotkingjeweller, spoke to llie ieferierity allti gold. , `, . kr. ORMAN said, it would be rather too Nisei le sushi Albs lestaage of petsegyrie which a leaderless spoke sat tees goods, into • technical wannest,. He should, by the whoever & which be would tall, prove that the articles were - of the very hest workmanship, sad when the Jary recede Jetted that the whole wildest* of warranty rested ow the les t :times, of • little bey, who reasembers trammetiees three 7 6 " 11 •1to, when be mos may deceit years of age. Ike I_ollo CHIA, halter said, Its had act observed that 14r. Denman had opesed that be bed say testimony to repel -the evidence et warranty. His Lordship added, that be not allow it to go abroad, tot a use might give a representatiew of the goods I. which he dealt. He 41111 =1401tarefore tell the Jury, *kat If they believed the evi. Malec of the lad , the Vl.iattfl, te mast ad* law, was entitled le their verdict. . After Muse consultation between allr.Semturrr and Mr. Deusee, the tawnier coosentcd to take a verdict foe 40s. damage*. Under the direction of his Lerdabin the Jury 4 1101011 steuediegly. On Friday last the following Students of the honer Temple were celled to the Degree of Barris term at Lite: WM. TURNER, RICHARD SAMUEL • itleltiltDS, and Wu. PARROT CAIIIIIII, F.osires. • Sir. WALTER SCOTT is arrived in town for the purpose-of receiving the friends of his late brother in-lase, who died to India, and by whose death his children are likely to derive a considerable accession of fortune. . Mr. Roscoe, of Liverpool, the historian of 10. 1 rens° di Medici, has been for some time on a 'tot ' to Mr. CORI of fialkliam, where he has arranged the valuable nianu!cripts in ibat Gentlemen's Li. Wary. :~ ~t t, I At: • } was. esamined on the Bth of January before the r Vommissiuners, although in fact be was so ex- "l. , . . . . . . . 'awned. .' 1 ": . The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Hive you an affi- davit to that e ff ect ?" 111 : • . '..-; r. • Itose said there was an a ffi davit to that e .e' .• „, •. effect ',lrwin!. The tom) Cuencer.t.on— ,, This must stand . 1 I .' • over sstil the Court is furits.lt..l with the a ffi davit. I .. --4.$ this eve is brought before me I will do my t: • ,4, bet it is.a gryt ity on the ruitors of the Veil hot orris#.of Habeas Corpus should be :' - ;i : . ` - `O l •' it vizio t bese. as en Act of Parliament has lately re powering say of the twelve Judges to '. • • h•nellie i llkt Otimbritt • trot of Term. and it is --- 4 • • • 901*,:sset three three years it has been deter- . • 4 • 1 milord iftst this Coast could hear them out of Woirle ii etal4.lberefore ba necessary for the Legis- • . , • latere ' rod the Art of Padienrent by learn% 4.. t . * .rt entirely out of it." 1 . ' Nei, hints said, if i case of this kind was to • stomeesjitvory day, there could be an end of the bjitopittef the Court of Chancery. .. : ..., . Ttub — toett CHANCELLOR—" Let it stand over ' • • intil the affidavit is suede." -....':;ett efts MATTER OF THE ELECTION OF TIIE . _ F 0...:• ~ PRESIDENT MASTER OF Q UEEN'S COLLEGE, ' '9.....cArsatoGs. • Mi. Roux iseirl he held in Isis hand two affida- .. *ts,lsintde on the pert of Dr. Godfrey. .! • . • , Me. Nitelllearivs said, it would be necessary for I ~- . i--"--bis client to file affidavits in aoswer to them. 1 'the ki*oantr-GtatießAL stated, that he could t . not with propriety address his Lordship on the be-- 1 . .. *lf of • the Crown, before all the facts of the case ... we (*.truly before the Court ; therefore if there , !' *ere - fresh affirlavils to be made, the further herring 1 • -... 'of Ostrow had better be postponed. Thekoars CHANCELLOR—" Let it stand over tilt Thurdey, with this underatotiding, that no fur- i ' -'. ' llll , /ioli Will be received after that day." ..',.- ~ tonsilleretioo postponed. i - r - i s*: 'T OF SING'S BENCH, Itfesemmersat, - . : TlNtsbilk TilituAßT 13. • • • , lams V. 7 AGO. This green action of assompsit for breach of • ~. . 11 ' 7 ' warranty, en four different kaki of jewellery. 4 1 • Mr. SCARLET? stated the facts or the case to the r '. . Jtity. '1 he Defendant, he arid, was a sort of Ira- :* . welting jeweller, and had called at the house of 1 , •, hie client, • respectable tradesman, in Bear -street, • s c ..;.,Lsicester-sqoare, sad hail e revailtd upon the rirY BUS AN ESS: Yesterday a Coert was held at Guildhall, ea tlitieh several persons attended and appealed against serving the Offices of Constable and Inquestenen, to which they bad been elected on St. Thomas's Day last. Several persons were sworn, wad sobers allowed Brokers. The Court voted thanks to the Chaplain of the Lord Mayor, for his Sermon preached at St. Lawresce Jewry, on Plow Sunday, and was directed to print the same. Various other general. business was done. THE CHASE. The Pylehley Wallas steel to-morrow, at Whitton; Sa turday, at Billing—at half past tea. The Oakley Wands meet tomorrow, at Pices.bill Bares; Saturday, at Galsey—at half.past ten. The Duke of Grafton's hounds meet this day, at Greea'• Norton; Friday, at Whistley Wood—at half-past ten. The Quorndon hounds meet this day, ■t Coles' Tars pike ; tomorrow, at the 7th milestone on the Lutterwurth road from Leicester; Saturday, at Onthorpe, Nutts—at half past test. Lord Aaeon's hounds meet on Friday, at Weddiantato Finer-post, Htnekley-road ; Saturday, at Glaatiallo—al past tea. • BRIGH7'UN, Fula%)Aim H. Oar moat gracious Sovereign coetierite I,in the happiest enjoyment of intimd health and gelid apt. rite. His Majesty on Friday, Saturday, and this afternoon, walked on the Palace lawn. The Princess Augusta, accompanied by Lady Mary Taylor, hair daily taken carriage airings since her arrival on Thursday. Divine ;venire in the presence of tl►e Sovereigo. her Royal Highness, Royal Suite, and Household, was performed at the Palace this morning, by the Dean of Hereford. Sir %V. Keppell returned to the Palace on'Thum. dsy. The Duke of Dorset arrived in time to have she honour of dining wits► his Maje►ty yesterday.— Lord St. Helens and Lo►d Arran will be here in a day or two; the former is expected to join the ltoyal suite on Tuesday. Our Lord Lieutenent, the Earl of Egremont, it gives us much sati-faction to observe, has recovered from Ins indisposition ; the Noble Earl, and die Earl and Countess of Chich.ster. from Summer, were among the Nobility who paid their respects to the King yesterday. by personally leavisig their names in the Palace Hall Bonk. A Ball, upon an emended scale of invitation, is talked of for the Palace, though upon what particu lar occasion has not yet been permitted to transpire. POLICE. sow-matt. SIR Silt JAMES CRAUFORD. Yesterday afternoon Sir James Cranford was broweit is custody of Samuel Taunton, one of the principal ollireri, before Sir Robert Baker and George Row land allioshull, El. the sitting Magistrate.; charged edtb a nsledemeemor and breach of the peace. The tblleming Mita* Sorts pined • fium the MMeesent of a great somber of witnesses :-.-- About 'hien Ode* yesterday Sir James weal tw the bombe alit Epeillevey the Preach Ambassador, is Port land-plies, slid on the dour being opened by Ilse porter, be densinided if the Duke de Cases was at' beeiel The porter. auswered irk the negative, sod asked Sir James to *elk into Hit, ante-emes, sis it would pot be long before Me return of kis Excellency, which Sir Jams did, hatimethiy , al the same time lbothe pet believe what the porter mid. At twelve 1444 hie Ilinrileort retained lionie front chapel, and Sir Jaime was informed by one of the Secretaries that it was not eddy on which MB Elferlleneysewaroogrio, be elm being than particularly envied. On this Sir James got up, and after pacing the room backwards and forwards V treei begets grit )he most opprobriums and insulting language to abase his celleoey ; tie told one of the Secretaries to in form his kncy that lie (Sir 'James) called him • damned rascal; the Secretary replied that if Sir James did not -lbw how to behave himself as a gentleman it was not his busier*. to teach him, and was then going to leave the room, when Sir James, retreating backwards into the ball, drew • small pistol from his pocket and threatened to shout the Secretary, who immediately drew his sword, sod 1 at this instant one of the servants shot to 'lee door of theanalr . room, which eat off all communication with the ktilla Sir James the, went out at the street door, and the pewter sod two of the servants followed and watched him to No. Sy Park-place, one of them remained watching the boom, -while the other two went hack and hammed his Excel limey, who immediately sent an account of tie tapir to the llogietratto at this ORlce, and Taunt.. was ordered to go .and apprehend Sir James. 0. Taunton's going to No. 5, Park-plsee, be tiondliir fines in the drawing-room, and an 'Wiriest labile Is aber room were two swords and looker* of pistols, whiabllm MM. limiest ion proved to be primed aid leaded with ball soetrWre. Taunton informed Sir James of the purport of his visit, aid he readily sgreed-to accompany him to the office. When called upon fur his defence, be denied that soy part of what the wituesms bad stated was true. ' •P He was oidtred to-41J bail for the misdeauaao►, sad to keep the peace towards his Excellency and sail, himself in 1,0061. sod two sureties iu 1,0001. eac►, w►ic► he said he would not do. Another charge wasp referred spinet his by Mr.Greilloa, proprietor of Cecillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street, where the Prisoner lately lodged, and um his been giver net ice to quit, be crested • great disturbance, and refused to pay than their bill, to secure which they detained bin trunk. Yesterday be wrist there, and meeting Mrs. Creators iss the hell, he abused be r in the most eib manner, charging bee with sending the papers contain ed in his trunk, to the Duke de Cases, and behaved in so ontiageous • manner as to cans* Mrs. Gril lon to go fall into strung fits in which she confirmed fur twenty minute. One of the servant, reasorwireted with him on the impropriety'of his coodiket, sod he directly pulled out a pistol from his coat pocket, sad threatened to shunt bins; he woo after left the house with the pistol in hie band. elengeniedgey port of this staters'st being true. oft'lise Ilelleved la fined bail to beep lbs peace towards Ingeseltin OWL gad two sureties iu 2501. anal, *bleb be still reigeieg, he was committed to the Hose, gi Correction. The Paris Papers of the 10th instant have ar rived. The funds, which have been for some time gradually improving, experienced a-fartlnr rise on Friday. The Five per Cent. Consuls are now above 84 1. The petard explosions have ceased in Paris, and the report of the passage of the Po by the Austrian troops is fully discredited by the ace/twits from the north of Italy in these Papers. The Blaedeo,Theossoe , from Riga to London, was driven es shore near Corset, about the 27sh ell. with Sues of so chore and cable., but it was espeeted would be got off. The Thomas and William, Brown, from Sunderland, for Plymouth, was abardoised by the crew un Saturday night of the North Foreland, being water-logged; she drifted ma shore go Margate Sands on Sunday. The hew Monthly Mutrasine.—We are request ed to mate !kat the New Stamm of this Publication, which eutiammiced the Ist of Anomaly, le emit by She Clerks of the Pustulate to all mists of Europe sad the Colman. It may also be obtaloed fir the same purpose, through midis, of the Cletke of the Reeds io all ports of t Kingdom -~ PIMA' LAST IVIOLIT'S CA2RI'TE. Beeky qf Lancaster, Carlton-Iloam, ;Watley 6, Ifti. The Xing has been pleased to appoint ?butane ate/mond Gale Braddyll, Esq. of Conishead Priory, to be Sheriff of the Comity Palatine of Lancaster for the year easalog. PROMOTIONS. Counottorfons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Wed Riding of the County of York, City and County of the City of Yo►k. _ - tcl West York Militia. Captain Jeremiah Boner to be Major, rice Skelton, promo ted—dated 14th Oftober Int Yorkshire Hamar Yeomanry. The Honourable Henry Lasalle, to he Lieutenant, vie. Sir Philip Mulgrave, Hart. relived—dotal 28th Oct. 1820. The R aid William Carr Ferston to be Chaplain, vice Hartley, resigned—datedfithJ y, 1821. Southern Regiment of York*** (West Riding) Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant William Naylor to be Ceptala—dated 29th Sep tember, 1820, Thos. Holdsworth, Gent, to be Lieittenant—.dated as above. Joe. Luis Fernandez, Gent. to be Cornet dated as above. John Ellison, Gent, to be ditto, vice Alderson, resigned— dated fhb January, 1821. John Scaif, Gent. to be ditto, vice Rhodes, resigned— dated 20th Jaumary, 1921. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Marks, of Ruchford, Essex, wine-merchant. BANKRUPTS. Chitties Phillips aud Wjlfiew Parsune,of B oaeley, Salop, ironmssiers, to surrender, February 22, 23, and March 27, at eleven, at the Tontine lun, Madeky. Attorneys, Mr. Btfill.Soulhamplou.lotil.lings, Chancery-lase, Loudon; and Mr. Pritchard, jun. Bieseley. Job Bondi, of Swansea, 61amortse, Wales, cabinet. maker, toms's-coder. Februarj 26, 27, and March 27, ■t eleven, at liaapp's Hotel, Csaaburne, Cornwall. Ai fondle, Mr Borlsse, Camburne; and Mr. Falcon, Elni.cuurs, Temple. - William Morgan, of Compton Greenfield, Gloucester, butcher, to surrender, February 16, at five, 17, ■nd March 27, at eleven, at the Bell Hotel, Gloucester. Attorneys, Messes. Clarke, Clarke, aud Colhugtun, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, Cbespside, Loudon; aud Mr. Boughton, Thelma. bury. William Hughes, of Great Bolton, Lancaster. money. scrivener, to surrender, February 23, 24, and March 2/, at eleven, at lie Ship Inn, Great Button. Arlo r Messrs. Perkins and Frampton, Gray's.lun, Lu a d o i r ; an - d Mr. Jar. dine, Great Bolton. William Servers, of East Ardelrv, York, farmer, to sorres. der, February 23, 26, and Morels 27, at eleven, at the Sessions Howe, Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. Lake, Cateatua.street, London; and Mr. Heaver, Wakefield. Joseph Fustrr, of Sheffield, York. ironmonger, to surren der, February 24, 26, and March 27, at twelve, at the Yon liar Inn, Sheffield. Attorneys, Messrs. Parker and Brown, Sheffield; and M . Btagrave and Walter, Syniund'a-ton, Loudon. John Davies, of Hereford, cabinet-maker, to surrender, 'February 17, 22, and March 27, at trim, at the Commercial lintel lon, Hrrrford. Attururn Mr. Okay", licrt Add; cud Messrs. Des, Son, and Meredith, Guildforkstreet, London. Edward Howard and James Gibbs, of Cork-street, Barliar low g ardens, MidiCesex, money.sesiversers, to iturraisdurs February 20, 27, and March 27, at twelve, at Gullible, Landon. A ttorney, Mr. G. Smith, Gold-is-square. Alsralmin Poole, of Ilaydoss.mpiare, Middleark, merchant. , to surrender, February 20,27, and March 27, at one, at Guldhall,loindun. Altura/rya, Memo. Wind and Cotton!, Throgitommtittmet, Ltution. Aot Lusiosbetr, 7, Halaord, Middlesex, British wiue-nterchant, at twelve,. a' Guildhall, Loudon. February 20. F. Whitmore the younger, of William-green/ Middlesex, brewer, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. February 17. C. Mackenzie, late of Caroline.street, Bed furd.snusre, hat WOW a Priaouer fur debt is the Krug's Bench Pa Men, merchant, at our, at Guildhall, Londou. j March 6. J. Dickenson, of Marsh side, Lower Ednmethrik Middlesex, cattk-dealee, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lans4loo. Match 6. J. Wood, of King street, St. Janses's-annank MB& learn, bretc heam aker, a t twe I ve, at Gu ldha 11, Losidem March 6. J. hlicci, of Wiile Liewastrees, Nankin Falgatis / Middlesex, coach and harness-maker, at eleven, at Gail& hall, London. March 10 R. Blore, of Craven-place, Bayswater, Middle sex, stone-mason, at lest, at Guildhall, London. Match 13. S. Walker/ of Ball Wharf-lane, Usieesbithe, Lou don, boop.bender, at les, at Guildhall. February 17. C. Srudainuie, lisle of Newton, and of Mau. cheater, Lancaster, a oulka.curd.manufacturer, at our, at Guildhall, Loaders. Merck 9. J. When, late of Combrook, Kent, brewer, at three, at the George lua, Craubrook. /arch .1. Metcalfe mad J. Jelin, of Upper But Smithfield, Middlesex, oilmen, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Hsieh 8..1. C. Jardirer, of Sheffield, York, draper, at tea, at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. March 14. N. A. Cowper, of Barton Rendi-h, Norfolk, mil ler, at eleven, at the Eiug's Arms lust, East Greeks', Norfolk. March 7. T. Coburn, of Wilson Oxford, wonlatapler, at twelve, as t►e Kißit's Arms, Heilywrll, Oxford. February 17. J jun. of flow, Illiddlases, miller, at twelve, at Guildlull , London. Maids 9. T. Thi.iiipson, of Hantolettin, Lancaster, tanner, at tlaven, at the Mote Horse lan, Presion, Laucsater. CERTIFICATES ?Jimmie 6. S. Sampson, of SinedMoe, Landow, auctioneer.—H. Bird, of Bristol, cbrese.factur.—J. Wet-loran, of Liverpool, mer. chaut.—E. Stoughton, of thabersley, Worcester, dealer.— W. Andrew's, of Bridgenown, Devon, brusb.makrr.—W. Bash, of Barron Walden, &sex, carpenter —A. Parker, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, builder.--S. Rucker, of the Old South Sea Souse, Broad...iretm, London, merchant.— H. Fell, of Walbrook, London, norrehant.—T. Park, of Dudbridge, Gloucester, woolstepler.—l. Jefferis, of Warne'', Gloucester, iumiteeper.—R. A. *faith, of Sheffield, York, grocer. COURSE OF EXCHAINAGI Sosigenlain, C.F. 12 9 Ditto at Sight lt 6 Rotteidom 12 10 Autwerp Ramburgb 3B 8 Aliens ..... 38 3 Paris 3 day's date 23 110 Ditto 24 10 Bourdeasu 20 10 Frankfort on Mit 130 Petersburg's, p. rbl. 013 Us. Vienna E 5.218.110. 10 17 Trieste Madrid ..... • 36 Cadis sass. 33 Gilboa .. 30 Nafeeless 114011/4 33 Gabrallar ' 3oi TVINDAT, FtBRIJARY 13. Leghorn . ..... 463 43t Venice lint. Llv GO Melia Naples. ...... ni Pals raw, ll6 Liabou Oporto .. 50 Rio Jauciro Bahia BO Dublin Cush auwos J Porlupl bold ea 1 . 4. IL Coils, per es .... • • IP Gold * 17 Now De loll, eolwooWo:: ,O 1 ioir iiiiiirii...... i 4 0 Wm is lass • ..41 4 T 1 • • A • 1 NAVAL 11VDELLICENCL • • • DARTMOVIII, 10. Arrived the Betsy and Caroller, from Batavia fur Am sterdam. WALIIIOIUTH, TIP.IIRVARY 10. Arrived the Memory, Pittman, from Grona; Neptune, Heard, from Calla for Hull; Feronta, FOX, from New. fumsdlasd, i■ 24 days, with dame e ; amid A mivalry,l4u rr, ir r from St. Lamm for London. The Neptune voice min She 3d inst. in lat. 41. 29 long. 11.30. the Swift, Nsits, from Newt futulLind for Oporto, which vetted had WI board Ike crew and passengers of the Isabelle, Stanton, of nod (tem New Brunswick for Liverpool, abauduned on ►he 19th January. DEAL, TEIBRUAIIy 12. Several vessels are coming down from (lie River, particle lass uskuowo. HARWICH, VIBRVARY 12. The Jane and Isabella, Pincher, from Hull fur Rotterdam, has been brought in here with the loss of her redder. A brig, from Roston to London, with grain, gut ashore spun the main at 11/*lion on Fa iday last ; pail ut her cargo must be unloaded befule she cat, be gut sfloat. Sailed the Lady Repeats picket fur Holland, and Lord Duncan packet, fur Cuxhaven, each with a mail. Throgueurivette, Itretedus. Tburnss Bdtetrlt , of &alum, Worcester, and ample, , Buaketl, of Lustotsbary, Eye, Hereford, farmers, to sumo. I...Aer,ljack 41, at Lei, 7, sad 27, at eleven, at the i !tsigel Oak Ir a, Tfburltt. "wow's. a Katy, Lineal*. Liiduu aid Slr. ft.ititssel, Ladsollartrp- shire. liesjnoilil Bailey, of ilslf ertimhilkreitteaulkr. , Bow riot, to surrender, February 24,t7, .as It7y2k Fir all Guiltitall,.Lostr ke ts. tillsresS o t *rob. 72r 2 . gbeglpsilkaaadhiL • Willis*, cuttjiartbdridie l tilegllagilk . tate of Mary. Aar, Lando% snerelsaut to serrender, February 11, t 7, and Mardi 27, shetwelve, LOodea. Amenity, Mr. W. Hodgson, Castle street, Holborn. Dl VI DEN March 3. H. Tea, late of Wellclosa-square t Middles**, tea. dealer, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Ft bruary 17. B. Parkes, tale of Alglerossubury, but now of MARK R TS. [Front the • Lrmdo• ilorrantile Price rotrrintr of Tuesday. t'ebr•ery, 13, 1831.) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Covvos.—There base been several public sales brought forward since oar hot, but limited in quantity, the whole amounting to golly 688 tasks and 455 hag., consisitog of Dutch, St. Domingo, mid Jamaica, but chiefly of the or divary qualities of the latter description, which went Is. P 3s. per cwt. under our last quotations; St Domingo has al- most uniformly been sold at 1180. per two: being a reJue. lion of la. a 24.: the good qualities of Plantation were sold at bearly the former rates, hot the whole went off without spirit. There has been very little private demand. The stork of West India Coffee is now 2 002 tons, he iug 550 leso than at this period last year; present prices 3s. per mat. lower. B.P. SUGARS hove experienced a rather limited tit mind, but the prices have been supported; good grocery qualities have been in 5n0..1 request, but there bas been a *cooly supply of that description. roarioN SlUGalts.—eu Wednesday 3.380 bag, of brown yellow Bourbon Sugar we►e brought in auction, and sold at ■ reduction of 2s. per cwt. About 250 chest, of Ha b were also put tip, the white sold Is. to 2s. higher, and the brown and yellow 2s. a 3.. lower. White Haranuali moil Brazil have confirmed in good request. The stuck of B.P. Sugar is two 9,530 casks less than at this time last year. Ruts —A Government contract Its■ been made since our last, but the market has otherwise been very quiet. The present stock of Rum is 15,526 puncheons, and price of proofs 2s. per gallon. Stock last year, same date, 18,10 pantheons, and price of proofs 2.. 6d. tier gallon. PlSlENTo.—Srverst parcels have been brought forward since oar last, which were sold at a farther reduction, but there has bees more inquiry since, and good quality cannot be bought at Bd. per lb. NICARAGUA WooD has experienced some demand, and the price of good quality has advanced to consequence of the small quaulity too baud. LIVERPOOL REPORT, FINIVANT 19, - 1891. The COTTON market bas been extremely Bat this week, -and the public asks yesterday (which were but thinly at at tended by the trade) went off heavily st • deeline of id. • id. on the different deecripituna offered; they consisted of 673 Orleans, of which 375 of the new crop sold at 10J. a 121 d. for fair to good; 318 Orleans, 2114 of the old crop sold at 81d. a 911. middling to fair ; 48 Boweds, 14 sold at 71d. very ordinary ; 350 Sea !elands, 115 sold at 1134. a 18d. ordinary to good; 47 stained, 78 sold at 101 J. • 133 d. ordi nary to good; 17 Dementia, 17 road at 0141. a 1041. ordi nary to fair; 351 We.' ladles, 251 sold at nd. • 91d. or dinary fo fair; 117 Tortola', 117 sold it 814.1. a 9J. mid dling; *Parse, 8 sold at 10d. middling. The sales by vale ere 4,800 bags ; consisting of 2.400 Bowed. at N. a 9 / 4 1. suet • few' at 744. and 10101. to 10 , d. There has been a ste a dy &maw] for a ti. P. Boger, and of 949 casks offered at stamina, 800 have been mold at full prices. East India, however, met with a lea inquiry; and of 7,000 hags of white Bengal brought forward, only 200 of fine and very fine white sulal at 80e. a 82a wh.cb is a decline of Is. • Is. on this deseriptioo; the remmieder con sisted chit fly of One white, whirls was taken is at similar rates, and 64/0 bags of inferior were taken in at 711 s. • 73.. Demerara Hulaarits have sold at 23e.--Tbe Coffee market is o.t, and the only business done by private treaty consists of • few small lots ririlinary Domarago at 114 a. At • small public sale of &Hike. good triage sold at Ills. 3d. • 116 s 9J.; and good midding taken in at 130 e. lies since b ought 1335.; • few casks of middling Jamaica also brought Ms.. • 1255.-We have bad some isequiry for Pi mento, which has odd at 84. fur intrldlitig quality.-In Co coa •od Ginger nothing doing One hundred and severty cask's( good old Carolina Rice offs red by auction were taken on at 17s. 841.; a few lots of girod to timer quality have beets sold at 17s. a ILSe. Roma .re veal and only a few lots have been disposed of at 2s. for Deineraia 17 0. P and 20. 341. fist good Jamaica 160. P. Campeachy Logautot bas brought 8/. ; and Spaniels and 14'- 1111101 Finale el. DN. Ashes are dull ; Boston Pearls have been sold •1 41s. and New Tusk rind blunirtal at 40a. Hides are rather lower; • parcel 4.f good B. A. having been die posed of at 91d per Ib ; about 8,000 Horse have been sold to orris e, at 6s. 64. each. • The Tobacco market still remains in no inactive state, no orders have apptared fur export, and the few sales made to the trade have brim ■ shade lower. Tim supplies of Grain from Ireland continue to be tattooive; aid coustderable sales have been made at a trifling reduction from last week'■ quotation. We have again to notice a furher decline of Id. per bushel on Oats; the market still cognitive* heavy fur this article. There has bent but a limited demand for American Flour fur export, prices remain without soy ma. tonal variation. The salmi in Qurscition Ra k area few small lots of middling New York at 14, 6J. and 6ot Philo tit Iphia at 220. per cut: About.3oo bags of Malaga Sbrmae have been disposed of at 225. BJ. and a small Mt of very prima at 24v. per rot. Yesterday 111 casks owl 17 bags of Gans Senegal were uffteed by auction, but withdraws' for want of bidders; they are held at 1255. per cot. iu bond. _ _ One: Fish Oils remain without alteration. Seal Oils have totes, dull of sale. In FRUIT there is 110 alteration. lone Pnovtatoss.—The demand for Beef for shipping has out been du brisk as during the former week, hut in consequence of the small stuck of India uu baud, holders are Orea as to preseet prices. Pork is still heavy of sale; the prices in Ireland have however advanced. The Renato SUPAR market is very dull, but there in oily • small quantity offering in the market. Lumps have declined full Is. per cwt., suit very ordinary 2s. Curzon—The demand since our last has been very dull frusu the trade, and fur export the inquiry has been limited. —.The East India Company ban taken 1,000 bags to Beegal of good second quality at 6d. to lid., to complete their ship. relent to Chios for this season. The sales of the week are (in bond) 100 bags Peruanahnco, fair 1241. to :21d.; 120 Boweds, middling Sid. very good 914.; 200 Surat, mid. Ming to fair hid. to bp.; 300 Beugal, very ordinary to fair 51, to bid., a few at Sid. (duty paid) ; DM Demerara, fair MI. to bid ., 40 Mina Gera?, 9d. per lb. Total 910 beg.. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALL•W.-11, market has been very dell, and prices are a dads lower. Peerfseripe, Tuesday, February 13, 11131, Four oTtoat. The B. P. Sus,* market was steady to-Jay; the demised was peiscipally fur good Sugars which were rather higher, widths prices of all descriptions were folly supported. Cotegs.—There wee ots public sale io.day, and soot muds dove by private water'; SI. Dainieuti has beau avid at • Ills per cut. at which th ere are still 'Ora. 1 -- PORSIVN INTELLICENtit PARIS PAPERS. Pants, FKIIRVARY 10. The Xing yesterday transacted busiuras with tht Duke de Richelieu. The Committee appointed by the Clounber of Deputies' to examine the Bitdret met yeriesdey. I lie five per Cent. Cimaols yeaterrlay left offal 84 1-10 (r.—Bank Actions. 1,506 fr. NAPLES, JANuART 24. Yesterday the public tranquillity was disturbed. Sevilla groupes formed themselves in live or six ',arts of the city between six and seven o'clock Ft night. The arrest of • Carbonoru was said lb be the cause, and that these grooves intended to lib,- rate him. All at once the sceliiintis commenced running through the streets, dirt liarging pi.teds ill the air, and uttering menacing roe.. A discharge of firr.arnts luting taken place in front of the King Palace, the plaid issued (wil l and discharged their muskets in the sir. The „(Minus dispersed, but this simultaneous movement of so many grouper evidently *hew a conspiracy. The Parliament will certainty be dissolved tl e 31st Joinery. In Cite *Mug of the gist, it ap pointed the Per massed /*potation which Is to re place it until the next Session (the let March, 182-i ) We expect to see showily the squadron of the King of the Netherhoids, which loss been fur some time been cruising in the Mediterrauran. jilt'. the French and English fleets in the BAy wf Naples. . , • LATBACH, JANOMit Lord Stewart, the English Andiastador, and the Commander', Ssldanlss &Aerates. Minster Pte. , oipotentiary of Portogal, arrived berville (lay be lore yestereloy.--(The cu:er(e - of Laybach, whi,h.. imiinunces the arrivid of ell the foreigners, does bat ilitiition that of the Duke de Guile.) . FRANKFORT. FEDRUART S.. Our Journals have remarked tilt the lattst .c. couisis have volved to hutice the vamp of the by the Aubttiau army. WAYS AND 11144N5. : The following is a copy of the Resolutions agreed 10 on Mouthy highs. in the (twee of Continuos, in the Committee of Way% and Menlo. :- 1. That, towards raising the Supply granted to hii Ma jesty, the duly of Is. per bushel nu Malt made in Guest Britain, granted by an Act of the last Seamen of Parliament, which was to continue until the Silt day of July, 1821, bt further continued. 2. That. toward, raising lb. supply ranted to his Mae jelly, the Excise duly of use shilling on every pound of tobacco and snuff (not Ileum Iribk) imported into Great Briiniu, granted by an Act of the last Session of Path*. meet, which war to continue until the 511 e day of July, 1821, be continued. S. That, towards raisin the supply granted to his Majesty, the awn of four shillings in the pound, soil nn muse, be raised within the apace of one year, from 26th dry if March 1821, upon pension*, officer, and pwrimual estates, la that inlet of Great Britain called England, Wales, and the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed 4. That, towards raising the Supply granted to bis jests!, the several duties impulsed i n , Sugar by Owe, Acta made in the 4716, 34th, and 37th years of hip late 4. 1 Kiag George the Third, which, by an Act made in yea► of his said Majesty, have Itoo. day of March, 182 i, h; furl b. That, towards graureale VIM be. jwity,the dudes of - foreign spirits sod sweets, greased by an Act made in the-43d year of his late Majesty, and on brandy and other spirits, grauted by as Act tr ade in the 47th year of his bite Majesty, which have heva coalititted by several Ada until the sth day of Jul,, 1821, be farther co slimiest. 6. That, towards making good the Supply granted In his Majesty, the sum of 5,090,000 f., a part of tl,e sum pow ra- • nisiuieg in the lEveherser. or remaining to be received, ma tbr nib day of Jaousry, 1821, to eumpletetlta Anerwsreell.- • iw the last Session of Parliament, fur the *erste* of tbs year 1820, be applied to the service of the year 1821. • EXECUTION. Scarcely a fmtinglit has !lapsed since it gm mit pelafal duly to record the lion of several usforteaste erten nals at the Old Bailey; we have now Its adoosece seethes awful occurrence of a similar description, which took place this morning. _ The nionai of the unfortunate objects were ifiriti, w oe u en , liffieft, and Ifelmniingtray ; the two (Mai. IMPS both young awn, neither of them being snore then Illtesvn years of age. They were convicted the Seseinn• belbettlasit of a bighsay rubbery eu Mr. Hell, a Foreign Conswl, is Drery.lene. Elliott, was eonvietell of s robbery of a eignibllefisidyt- Hon at the east end of the tone, and Hemahalbelif MIS convicted of aarrilegeonsly breaking tab end illahbiarthe parish chttreh of Enfield. Michael Harley wee also ordered foe exe'entiost i tet soma favourable circunitances oppearkg, he we. respited. His °fleece was that of highway inbtiery. Bullock ass the first brought into the Press yard, dew Me. iruned, he was a fine young man, and his worearortet ex cited the sympathy of all present. Wools's' was local brought to the block, he oso• reso lute prepossessing young man, gi lovely dreamed i last ap. peered as if he expected • respite np to the last. Elliott and Heuimiogwey were oex., cud condoned ibrm. selves with becoming firmness, DsHock was eundurtid Seat to the scaffold, and Moiler followed. They nodded to I persons iu the isiftes!! crowd, whom they knew. Whilst the ilgt•Claillet was pou ting the rope round Wootton's net* he curtained, " I am innocent of the crime fur which I am about h sulfetr." Several females were in the crowd, sail on tie weltappr young men being 'attached into eternity, picks:hag slitriitir werelleard from them; several fell into hsteries. A finale who had cohabited with Harley new so overjuyeill at Sadist that he was reprieved, that she fell down cad was corrisit away is strong convulsion, 4 . I s PRICE OF Bank Stuck.. 4'28 2i71 3 per Ct. 11td...73 73ir L 5 VESTER VA l'. 5 per Cl. N.Afoosi 1(16 lost 106 mai Stock...". 2301 Bends.. 42 41 pr. Bills, 5 pr. ow/sm . C Arc 72M! 73 11 per Ct. Can 72iii S per Cent , 4 per Cents...9l 9O 91 Bk. L A. 181 11.16 MARRIACiIft. Al Exeter, C. D. 0. Jeplituii. R.Q. of Mallow Castle, is the county Cork, to Katherine Cecilia Jane, eldest daughter of the late Wm. Franks, Esq. of Csirric in the weir cuutsty Al Mallow, the Rev. M. Moore, nephew of Lord Braadui. to Mrs. Leader, widow of the late Rev. Pr. Lead. r,of Cork, sad daughter Of Major Atkiiic of Poodle, coooty Cork. DEATHS. - • On the 25th nit. at Giwlamlstutte, imply Westmeath, Mrs. Tighe, wife of Sterne Tighe, 6.64. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGAL Horning S idler 13. I Evening 38 rifler HI. - - and Palilialtad at Tits ItalTitie PRIM sad Tea Is Ogle% Na 1??, Strand, C. coittistSis e Ilteamd. Stewart. the Enirltab Andrawadoc, and Nip imaittlene &Wants. de.Gistne. %Water Pie.. • tory of l'iirtligal, arrived bees/the day be- terday.—[Tlie (~,:erfe of Laybaelt, which Ts the arririd of all the foreigners. dorm WM that of the Doke de (;811e.) • FRANKFORT. FEDRUART S. - • Foortuda have remarked Ott the latest ac. 'aye ceilit!d to tiutice the parsage of the PO' Luattiau army. . . . WAYS AND 11144,N15. itllow • ing is a copy of the Resolutions agreed with] owl's, in the Route of Continuos, in • mittee of Ways and Aleaits t, towards raising the Supply granted to hi. Ma- duty of Is. per bushel un Malt made in Great :ranted by an Act of the last Seamen ref Parliament, s to continue until the 6th day of Jely, 1821, be t, towards raising the supply granted to his Ma' Excise duty of use shilling on every pound of sod snuff (not Ileum Irish) imported into Great grunted by an Act of the last Session of Partin. such war to continue moil the Oth day of July, continued. towards raising the supply granted to his Majesty, uf four plotting' in the pound, soul no muse be thin the space of one ye ar , f rom ilia. 26th rl4 of 121, upon pensions, officer, and venom', estates, art of Great Britain called Euglaud, Wales, moll the Berwick.spon-Tweed I, towards raising the Supply granted to his Ms. .1 several duties imposed tot Sugar by three Acts the 27th, 34th, and 97th years of his late Ms . ., wge the Third, which, by an Act made in tilt ia said Majesty, have eoujittais- „„ • • 1 arch, 1821, he furl • - • t, towards " • gesitanele duties of Eke/1W oar foreign spirits sad sweets, • ^4 / an Act made its the. 43d year of his late Majesty, 1 randy and other spirits, granted by as Act Made in rear of his bite Majesty, which hare lowa continued I Ada until the bib day of Jul?, 1821, be farther I. towards making good the Supply granted to his the stain of 6,090,0001., a part of the sum pow re- • in the Exchequer, or remaining to be reertved, so Jay of Jaouary, 1821, to eumpleicAlse svs.sed. • • st Session of Parliament, fur the retwiee of the l e be applied to the service of the year Int. • • ExEcurtON. 4 • J ly a fortnight has elapsed since it was mar pahafol Taint the lion of several usfersboate eriasi. re 014 Bailey; we have n o w to arromessat inmethew • - • •urrcrice of a similar description, which took plass sing. inns of the unfortunate objects wort oaf, , /Mott, and liestssingway ; the two feellidPigWe rag men, neither of them being more than Illtatell • ige. They were convicted the Sessions bellsnalasa way rubbery eu Mr. Hall, a Foreign Consel, is ne. 111 , was eonvicied of a robbery of a oimiliftesawrip is - he east end of the tows, and Hemnitnikeif was • q I of sarrllegesouly breaking tato anti liabbierhe ore+ of Enfield. • el Harley was also ordered for exe'entios i tat same le circunitances oppearieg, he was respited. His was that of hielivray lobleery. It ass the first brought halo the Press yard, deartße. r se was a fine young man, and fits aippaiwuriew es- • sympathy of all present. • m as was next brought to the block, he wao• rem- es possessing young man, gi irteelly dreamed, be ap. if lie carcled • respite op to the lard. t and lieuuningway were nex., and eondeaSed (hear- th becoruirig firmness. 3. k was conduct. d first to the scaffold, mad . They nodded to sterna persons it/ the inaltscote Al , horn they knew. 11•hitirt the ext•cntioser was poi. 11 rope round Woolime• net* he i• xrlaimed t " I ton sat of the crime fur which I am about Is **MY." I females were in the crowd, sal on tie unhappy en bring I/timelied into eternity, pieta:Mg *Wm ar Id from them; several fell into haterica. A female cohabited with Harley was so overjoyed at kaoline was reprieved, that she fell dusts mid was coicia en strong convulsions to PRICE OF STOCNA YEATILRIDAY. Ilock • • 2 ' 28 2i71 I 5 per CI. N. An.iosl t(6 !t. Rtd...73 774 I 105 f 106 1031 1) Inaba 5t0ck...... 2301 Pt t. Cons... 722 India 80nd5..49 41 pr. re fir Cent , rWs. 5 pr. :ents...9l 901 91 1 O aril Ans. 101 11-16 Cellbilir Aft 73111! ca ~ 1/14, be RIARRIAGM. • rat eter, C. D. 0. lephson, MI. of Mallow Castle. is ' ell Ily Cork, to Katherine Cecili., Jane, eldest daughter to ate Wm. Franke, EN. of Comic in the woe comely (3 /lbw, the Rev. M. Moore, nephew uf Lord Brandin'', Ts Leader, widow of the late Rev. Pr. Leeds r,of Cork, • Otter Of Major Askissa, of Ftreille. pasty Cork. la DEATHS. • to 25th tilt. at Garlemistows, minaly Westmeath, Ike, wife of Sterile Tighe, EN. Et • Al WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGAL 111 Vying S afier 15. I Evening 39 after It. _ . and Pahliabad at Two 811111111 PRIM sad Tna 6 Oy u 1(a in, stetted, by C. cottristsu , r • t. '*-- 11.1111111111111111 - - -.o"mweltremniviwarreya