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PAWN. inter ova coaansrosntwv.l PARIS. Nov. 2. In " ite of all the prophecirs we have Ward, ant, all the attacks made upon them, the Ministry still hold their tathatMke s. r. Villele even thin ks himself so perfectly safe, s at this moment preparing a report on the state of the venue, in which he will sitggrat such extensive changes will enable him to dismiss eat ry clerk or officer, now in :h. public service, who may have given him offence, or who has not inter'st to retain los station, a aillrnd introducThis e, inst e ad d of the discarded porn om,liis own en One of his stratagems to work upon the I h•put B tu's, who will roan meet, and who, for the owed part, will be glad enough to get places for their ..ons, :Aiews, r-latives. There are in France thirte , as or fo Suctihris the teel thousmaner of the fond eca con- ic cull with the rest nue. nub fits who will be plutotell into the most painful anxiety un til all these elm:age-4 shall be cirri( A into elect ; for, until then, not.. ly will know his late. Thew considerations, however, strict M. dr Vii!e!c very little: the main point, with him, is to have as inatly places to give any as pos sible, in t oiler that lie may witlistsold the 1. rrent of public opinirm. lie llattirs himself with success; and, indeed, appotratires arc in his favour. It 'isms that M. de Corhierr, who, it was said, would he one of the first s upporters of M. de that would he moo red from the Council. ll in his power to sw ell the mass of iliaeontent accumulated against him. It rtniht h thltietilt to emits ice tile indigoation rt cently e%e i ni t Arl .n.f il, (.11yAiCisniE of raris, by the refusal of ibis to lay lw.fore the King, for th.. royil approbs -..410, the 1121111'S Of six c orresponding associates, selected from t h e ikpartments by the Acalh my of Metlhone. The physicisn of 11. do Corbiere Kier tlf was, it is said, the fist to cry out against the conduct of the 'Minister. The medical profession has Is its, for some time, tin: object of pirticular attention with the .1 snits. .411 new disc:merit sin tli physiology of the brain-- all the works lately published tot di: oreamaatii.ti of the humor system—are, according to the Jesuits, only theories leading die ctly to materialism 'These 1mo:6ot:a have beet' mopenly its made in the stn Acarittny Sciences, by M . I 'avidly, ie of Members,d oho. to bbi disgr:ire, on- of th • NI. oiters of the late Commirdoti of Censorship. est ry time that any paper it readprogress of physiology, t selaiins that reli,itin is shut to I.e destroyed. a ail athi CEL11)1:311t11 in its l'ri of the Academy, Las se•ail. M. Ism o, the 1. , , n obliged m viral lino s to exert his authority to c. mpel M. Caleby t • he silent. 'clic clamour of' these livrocrits Pits :..et the pri sly and jesuitical party c ompletely against the too diral profession. Acc..irtl highs we saw, that t h e 14. t act of M. Fraysinous, 1.11 ing appointed Crand Almiter of th.• Ilit.versity, was instintly to temp:To tlir Selo 01 of Medicine, and M. de Coriiime, who is 11l fart wily the tool of 11. Franchet, the heal of the jesuitic:l faction, liver misses an opportunity of manifesting his comity to it:or...whom iu general, or of altering an insult to that respee;able profession. It is wialesi even to forbid them front carrying, forward the proen•is of In , /lira acirmm ; and, if it were possible, we sec revived the day: when the r• Auntie launched its thouders against the cirimlation of the blood. All our learned societies are ssatelit A by the Jest:its in a manner of which you can hardly f o rm an miles. This system of rspiu rakv will dolly g iVl! title to some aniniatell debates in the Armlet:ly of Medicine. At dicercrt times, st 'feral lee tore, on physiolegleal suljseta have liet:n delivered before th a soziety, who, having aorovill of them. ordered them to he pinned. lint these lectures had attracted the notice o ' the J , titin, who rfmside•rt d certain passages in than to savour stron;'y or Mal:rirliwc. M. Pal iset, the ti.eretary turners! of the .% •sileniy, who is the humble servant of the .i;suits, kW. lictot and a lways will b e o f ever y patty in pow.T. to the Jesuitical scruples, and before a noved the lecteres to be printed, expunged the con demned pa-aa•os. When flare facts became known, tlr. yof c ne.t:4l ties of die ile..pest iguation among 'nest of the Members:if the Arattemy ; and in c c otiv e sprence o f d ime proerdittr:, a riteral meeting will be held to-morrow ' or the day after , to take them into ct , I. , aalting at the active e a ; :airst the int-Tram:of knew amt the pr . ' .gess of the human mind, one would rather inippose one a suit living in she Isth than in the I 9th cent lITV. Thi;l'inntiere, by ultoin NI. de Vill.le is as much dis liked as ever, toenti , ri a neer trick to which the Nlinister her had reclaim to pr, v , mt the King from obtaining any knowledge of the conduct of the minirtry, or of the state of pubic opinion in France. It is observed that he cont-iyes to Iv ep stray from the King all the eminent per•ons versed in civil sift;rt, with vilmin hi., Majesty might 1).2 dicposol to enter into itiqiiirie; respecting imagines of policy, ad ininistration. or jestic Latt,rly M. de Villele has taken the ntmo4 pains to surromul ths• King exclusively with military men, apparently in the rap Tuition that the prin evole..4tiss,i‘:, obvilii•iie • pculiar to th it p.ofearion would rev nt his Alaj.lty from gearing from their lips a word tithe of oprwition ur remonstrance, direct or indirect, splint the ministry. IIIE LATE. DUEL CETIVIII,N MR. WEST.ILL A YD CAPTAIN GOCIILAY. THE BRITISH PRESS. At It. l'A UNTI.EROY. LFrem the Ilialy Dispites.l Nothing . . has *forded this unfortunate gentleman ant much astiaraction as the consolations and attentions be ha': received Gad his nuts-roue private friends. It was not until late on the Friday evening, the day before his trial, that it wee considered advisable to call witnesses to Ira chiracter ; and directly it was determined on, a circu'ar note was sent by Mr. Forbes to about twenty- fear indivi duals who were most intimately acquainted with Mr. Fauntleroy, to request their attendance the following morn ing at the Old Bailey. (lot of this number, eighteen came forward and testified their opinion of his private worth; and the rest satisfactorily accounted for their absenc.!. Since his conviction, Mr. F. has also received numerous lettert from respectable Individuals, touched in the warm- Cl/ terms of friendship, and conveying the most touching sympathy and condolence for his unhappy situation. These testimomi a lie regards Sr his greatest cm-elation, although, as he says, it is not unshornd with poignant feelings of distress, arising from the reflection that he should have ocriedoned pain to such oceellent and worthy friends. It is not true, as stated in many of the papers, that Mr. Famitleioy was, after his conviction, fettered anti taken to his cell. Ile wds, by the indulgence of the Sheriffs, per mitml to return to Ida former apartment, where he is still attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harris, who treat him with the greatest kindness. Thar are many other false reports in circulation, respecting this unfortunate gentleman, which we shall take the proper opportunity of contradicting. Immediately after the puhliration of Mr. Fauntlerny's drfenc.:, several humane individuals recommended the pro priety of preparing isrtitions for public signature, and, in consequence of that str,..gestion, petitions, of which the fob lowing are copies, have ho..en drawn out, and left for signa ture at Mr. Forbes's, No. 6, Ely-place, Holborn; Mr. thinner's, St, Ilatton-garden 199, Fleet-street; and at Mr. I.ovegrove's, Percy Coffee-house, Hathbone-place:— TO TM: Nosy EICELLEXT UreiroTT IX COUNCIL. We, the undersigned, cnnsidering the peculiar circumstances which led the unfortunate Alr. henry Fauntlerov to commit the offcoce for which he is rente , ced to offer the most awful punish ment of doll, aid feeling the inmost commiseration for his fete, we most humbly and earnestly supplirate your Most Graeicoso Ma. j. sty to eaten.' your pop' clemency to the unhappy man, and uter i c.fully spare his life. And your petitioners will, as in duty bound, for ever pray. The I.:irate friends of Mr. Fauntleroy have also prepared a petition, of which the following is a copy, and which will, doubtless, be numerously signed. To THE 111110 . 1 XOsT XXCFLLENT IIA3ESTT IX COUXCIL• The humble Peti•in of the undervigued individuals, Most humbly ahoweth, That all your prtitioners hrve been persorodly and intimately acquainted. mall of them for scrersl years, with the unfortunate Mr. Iltr.ry Fatintlrroy, who in doomed to suffer an Ignominious deA:h for having . offended the laws of hls onuntry. That your pat itiontre. without impugning the petite of the stn. tence passed on Mr. F tory, venture still to implore that its sentence mar in some degree tic mitigated, ea far at least that his life may be spared. That your petitioner' regretfully presume to intern; themselves an bdiall or the unhappy prisoner, from a knowkdge of the bene volence of his heart, the liberality of his disposition, and, with the exrtp: ion of the crime imputed to him, the honour and integrity which lie evinced in all the transactions of his life. Your petitioners, therefore, most humbly supplicate !nut Ma jesty to take into your benevolcnt cons Aeration the intf-ring which the nefo innate prisoner must For years past have endur d, and in pity to him, his amiable and vent rable mother, his respectable fa mily, and those numerous friends who fml the deepest interest in his fate, graciously condescend to remit the dreadful punishment of death. And your petitioners, as in duty bound, will for ever pray. Besides these, the wife of the unhappy pisonct has her self written a petition, and has expressed, as we understand, her detennitiation, if r . ossi hie. to present it in person to the King. We have been favoured with a copy of this lady's petition, which is as follows: — TO MIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY LINO GEONGL THE FOUNTS!. The vary humble Petition of Susannah Mary-Ann Frntier'''. Forgive, (/ Most riracions Sire, a wretched and distracted wo man, for remaining to nprrach year Royal Person to stiprlicste for mercy to be extended to the unfortunate Henry Foontlemy. Let not, 1 beseech you, tit, dreadful punishment of an ignomi. nioas death be inflicted on the husband Of your sunlicato—the father of her child. Put spare, nurcifully erste, the fad - lees life, that disgrace may rot be entailed on his innocent offspring, and overwheln.ing misery inflicted on your petitioner. Your petitioner most ics• ' ortfolly assures you: 3.-testy that the Royal clemency cannot he itfforded to a more deserving object than her unhappy husband ; he possesses a most sympathetic and feel. ing heart, and an honourable and generous mind. Ito nut, there. tote, Most Etcellent Sovereign, allow the full rigour of the ha , to be rot in for:c, but temper justice with the divine attribute mercy, and leave to the all-great and bountiful Creator to take away that life which he alone ctn give. And year bumble petitioner, with her dear and innocent child, will continually oifer up their grateful prayers for tvery blessing and happinas to attend your 311e,:my, fur ever and ever. LAW INTF 1, f.IGENCr. COURT OF CHANCERY, vaavabay, Nov... This beinit the first flay of Michael Tins Term, the Lord Cl.sneel. Int did not take his %tat until nearly one n'elo:k. lla ruse swat lifter two, and no tnot:on of any Interest was have. VICE.CEIA NC t."1:1 ;- , SAT U !IDA r, No v. 6. The VieeXharteellne did not tester Court until pint ore o'clock this dej. Is did tax .it iJnger than in hear, end heard merlons of mutat. OUR? NE' KtNG'S BENCH, SAvusn.ti, Nev. C. Meleelinos Teem commenced to-day. The Jadgee of the dd . , recent ['ports breakfasted with the Lori Chnneellar as moat, acd mire down to 14'estrnimeer in `''rte. About one o'clock the public business of this Court rommeneed. naNl'Afa , E V. tSPIYAIIqr, 1111(3. This wet en action tic a working jeweller to recover the solo of 83L. the amount of Hi: kets sold by the plaktir litre of the defendant, who is sn ..mincnt rectal pleader In the Temple. At the nisi heron the Lord Chief Jordiee. at the Illiddkvew slftirsrl after last Trinity Tr em, the plaintiff hul a verdict tor the amount of his demanti. Mr. Graaet now moved for a role to Mew rase why a net. suit should not be to or a new trial grenull. He recapin. hated the tiernmstanee. of the case, as they ...et• proved at the trial. to the following effect the anieles in question, consisting of gold chains. ....mows. blanche., fee., had limn aepplied by the plaintiff to Alen. Espinass., without her lito.hate. Itnewiedffe. Pri vity, or assent, directly or indirectly expressed. The wholentuount, being 83L, had been delivered between the 20th °ember and nitt December. 11123. The plaintiff' took bin fret Mtn. I:spo rrans* at that period of the day when Mr. Enpiaaase was absent from his ptivate dwelling, aril engaged in busicens at his (fttn., bees in tree Temple. There was no prier that the defendant had ever seen any of the srtirles in question, Of that his rite had, fart, ever worn them. The applicaiiins for payment 'were made za Mr.. E. alone, and the defendant had no intimation of the goods hotrird been delivered anti, very shortly before the sedan wait Mnagtti. it was conterdrd at the trial, that the defeva.s.t *as liable for Mu goods ' notwithstanding h:s i;,mnriti,ce of the cireinn.litnees undo. which they were supplied, iasso.iieh an they were m inable to E.'s station in life fn answer to this, it was moved, thm the eh • fondant had, et thin time, been married to his fady for about terse years 4 that, oa her marriat" he hid provided her yids every bridal ornament suitable to her condll'ori anti h:. own means* and that. in fact, she wanted nothing in the way oty-well:7y whirl & was befitting the remecishility of her station. ft was further proved, that the defendant, so fur from nimintainimt a splendid establishment as haul been stated, lived in die plainest manu-r cubic t be meupied a furn:shed house at a moderate tent, ant lived in the mtatt ersnomiral in:inner, altheurh in very rc.pectable ptac. lire as t areal pleader, yet his •as branch of test profetation which was very ill paid , and renuired r. gri ft that of labour tor very moderate remunerstion, winch, indeed. wan rot tawny. firth. coming. He. (31r. 1:1 hail, at the trial, sidan.itted, that the plain tiff ought to he nonsttitrd . • but the I.earried Judge left the ease to the Jury, and they faanilfor the plsibtifr. The Learned Counsel now submitted, that, under the eireurtionnee% voeed at the tria!, the action was not utsintninable, on the grottni that this Rif a I tar: destine supply of nsseeessory snicks to a mirricd woman, a ithont bet husband's privity direely or irdirectly etiolated. He am ter.ded, that if a tradesman was hulks-met enettelt. in the short apace of two months, to supply to s married lady jewellery to an amount of RO/. or Vol. wilt,mit 'siting the tmitble of knowir.g who thee her husband was prier to the order riven, it would be too much to expect the husband to pr.y foralnn. if the doc•.riee upon which this Action assumed to rest, was rusio.st to the extent con tended for, neuter', however re.pectahle or substantial his mars, could keep mot of a pnol. There Might. at least, so have been some evidence to chew ih't the defendant knew that the goods had been supplied, although he did rot erpressly pledge his credit. But here, from hilt toles;, t'..eriefetttiont was kept in the dark optst the subject s No apgiteation was tilde to hien tor payment venal it was d'ecovened that !lea. Espinasse was in us' ecnettion to satist-/ the demand. t'rcn die foseirtg. therefor-2, that this was a eh.r destire supply of goads, he ribmittcri that the verdict scut .: cc: Ward. The COURT granted a rule Ni.i. eu.)3twlcii r. i'C?lsllEii. This was an action for words n( slander, intnnting Insolserry to t'•e plaintiff and his partner. shit carried on lutsiness as bankers, at Monmouth and Vinton. lica. the general id:tll2. At the vial before Air. Justice Park, at th: last A,.irts for lierefenitthire, the Jury. under the Learned Judge's direedens, fend their vrrdiet the defe..dant. Mr. CA Atrir.l.t. mowed. on the part et the plaintiff, for a sets trial, on two grounds; that, that the Learned Judge hal Mr.inc-t peel, received evidence for the titre:dant ; and, sterol. that be had misdirected the Jury in prird of law. It appeared at the Wu', that on the 13th f January las., when tie wont. in ques tion were spoken, the plaintiti' and his parent were in Lich credit as hankers. ts oun the defendant came into the town of Brecon, and stated that the Idnlntifro her!: at 31orttroet" had stopped. Upon which a friend of the plaintiff went to the defendant, and said, " I understand ybn have said that Bromwit 't and Sneetl's hank, st Munn-tenth, is e•ollioll : ie it true that ye: said no" The elsfenthint reeked " Yes. it is true that I said RC 1 it was reported at U. tckhowell." This was the proof of the WM:4 spoken, and in coetequene.• of them there was an inn-let/ire , rue on the plainti ff a bank ; large bakteeen were rit h on by cumm rs no, snit in three nicetits their cir t euhitian el nt'; was reduced to tdrt n tl:ok: , :nd rounds. Is answer t 'lt's action (,h e g e om. ' i.,,,g only 1.-n.; pleatled). the deice " 's Counsel propesed 14 chew (iiiihr•egii there 5.. 1 net the si'gt -:. pretence for the I:zest:okm). that there Wile a tut.Prt, at tie in question, that the I.ln:rtitr's hark had ' 0, 11" .1 - A vl' - c`r *lt called, who Florid th.t; le. il:tetti it stated, c.: Cithl.hcAncll, that theist was a rite upon tit; id-tin:a', hank at :I . .'n^:rt - rals. He (3k. Cts then ohjected, that this evi."race wtte itadirttsri'd" tt7u:: are gene ral issue, and that, at all events, the wc-tt " r, r , " was pet rcpt.'s leut to the wont " stepped." which wee the word used by the er. [maser. But the Leatetcl Judge overruled the objection. and re ceived the evidence. Anoilt, r witness vas then erlled, and Maul that lie, bring • oh' r-keCrt at eriekhowill, reoeirrit a on e _ r o unc i, note of the itlaintir 's haul: from thee:Het:dart, at Brecon. 0.1 the likh of Janut.ty : at the time of tak:ng it, the defendant asked him it' he had heard of at:other ro . upon the plaintiff's Lank? 'Tin witness said. if the;: wan another run, he (the defertivelt) must take the rote baek again ; to whir", the latter relined that its wuukl. The I,esered Jedge, in his chnsge to the Jury. told them that the very gist of this union was malice. and es there was IM pouf that the word,: had been spoken maliciously he was of opi nion that the defendant Wee net rusrenohle. The Jury, order this direction, found for the defat dant. hut expressed their regret the: tits defendant hod it , fused to make an apology which he had boat requested to do. The Learned t'unasel row contended, first, that the learned Judge lied improperly received the eviderte stetter mention:it; and, second, that the .., try had been misdieected is point , f law : for nithomet malice was iho foundation of the 50 , ;. , !, yet malice might l deem irferrtd, inmmuch a• the ocraslon did not ju stify the speaking of th.! words so is to privilege :het.% The Court, tiodLr tie ririuniStanCeo sl,oell. grardtd a :de rtL ,MO':107'::: FOR NCW Tru.ll,s. .* It!! 'fit.erlifig laNity Inv, )011 will with similar desire inst. rt this lett: r, tr nu tr, 3 , :ur obaent A want. Ititnd.s met, Nov.:, A. 11. CHAMBERS. We are happy In add, while nn ti distressing su7iject of the stiiiipwe of the banking-house of which Mr. (:bombers ti, hcad, that not the slightest imputation can rest wino the fi.an, and we hare every team to believe that the ethic a of the iniafortune will be by 110 oxalis so 'zee:olive as might have been apprel.en:kd. From a Sunday Paper I Thix gentleman. vl.ce Sot day hat, ha. conducted himself with the greatest po'prlety, and seems perfectly re.igioll to hi. fate. He is visited crery day by the Rev. :11e Cotton. Mr. Halve. seed two clergymen, prreste friends of his own, whel pass several hours la hie temipany. tU religieus and eonsolatinry emeerealion. HI. b other nleo iv • constant vLitor, neca.iimaily attended hl one or two intimate frienilii. 11r. F., in the absence of h's religion. ad. riser., work+ himself in reading the Bible and other religion. works, aol evidently wishes to abstract himself from all tttle r emsieerati-ms save his preparation for a future +tote. He ha. awe . no* avoided reading the Newspapers of the day, and is only ans. her that the 11 , 11tiri which were in circulation to his prejudice, and which, in his defence, he stated to he without foundation, may he considered as completely refuted. Ile sari the crimes which he ban actually committed are themselves aufLeient for him to answer, without hating them aggritrateil in public opinion by inipumtion. as It/MO . IICA as they were false. A .'cry mins put forth, snub g that Mr. Fauntlerny eras perionally vain; and that he considered himself extremely like limineparte, so tench en thr he had • bust of himself and that departed hero plseed together :n his drawing mom. Thin is not the lice. It is true that he obtained a hint of Buonaparte from Italy; hut it was never expired in his own house, and was sent as a present to Sir Charles Forbes, in whom praresion it now is. Mrs. Fauntleroy, the mother of the prisoner, is in a veil Precarl-1 ous state of health, and, we believe, does not even yet know the' dreadful situation in which her ain ix placed. No interview has as yet taken place between him end his sieters. The lady who lived with him tinder tie r.ame of Forbes, at liimbeth, ix deeply affected by his niisfretunee ; but she has not yet ventured to be a witness of the tioltsflif change in his person and feelings. The private property of Mr. Finintlemy was sold by auction pre. vimis to the eommerimi of liar kruptcy benne, ariiiist him. A gen tleman rrdillog in Osfied.street, purchased his carriage and homes : whether the produce of the mile can he made available to the creditor' 'order the ennutileidon, we do not know. . . --• A 3fentorial to the Crown fot a m i t i gat ion of sentence is In pre. peratlon, and will, we understm d, bear the slgnstmes of a eery numemos hotly of his friends, and those who have felt sympathy fur his fate. _ . .-„. We learn that the itecoreer is to make his report of the convicts Mkt' sentence of death in Newpre in the enure of the ennui, g wet k. Whether 31r. Fatintleroy will be included in this miter or not has nut yet reached our knowledge. The probabdity is, that Willie delay will take plate before his ease in brought tors ant, and, when remitted to the Privy Council, the ground on whit h the ar re,t of judgment was moved, will moot likely receive the coosider taloa of the highest (Hikers of the Crown. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM HOUSE—Nov. S. E • . INWARDS.—NeutreI, On-icemen, from Dr3lll(Wifl. die, broker); Mew, Schutt, from Messina and Zante (Burton) • .111rion, Rich, from Palmitin (tichanloon) ; Anna, Nissen. from Hamm (Flack); Vier liehrocalcri, Nietmlantl. from WOTCIAT (Hainan); Smiles, Wakefield, tram Petersburgh (Chaman); Mary Ann, Field, from 11Islaga t Burnett); It:chard, Knoertson, from Denia (King) ; Barker. from lante (Griffiths) ; Lark, Brown, from Villaviclosa (11'illiams); Anna Henrietta, Heins. hom Balboa (Castendick) ; Vigilante. Duyndam, from Rotterdam llorman); Procderlicfde, Vander Wal, front Altos (hall) t Behr, Bonen, from Buenos Ayres (Arnold) ; Elizabeth Kron Prinst-nin, Moritz, fron Stettin (Casteralieck); Dmi•On. "Oa film Peaersburgh (Nelson): David, Jamison. front ditto (Smith, Sand Ms) ; Caroline. M V irhwsd, from Demerara ( llonglael; Albion. Radcliff:, from Smyrna llanigridgey ; and Escape, Avery, from Film (Eastman). ENTERED OVTWANDII.--Vollllg Pkamix. Dunbar, for New Vat (Saari) ; Juno. I lachinson, fw Babe* ( Willcox) ; Lucy Davidson, Itilliams, for Rho Jancim (Spencer) ; %Vinilsor. Hari_ side, fur India and China (E. I. Co); Caledonia. Riches, fur Ilsusburgh ( Linder) ; George and Ann. Case. for Ditto( lholen. vault) ; Maria, Ilishop. for St. 51 Winters ( Burn( it ) ; Corm:tam' el, Hoye*, for Madeira.. Madras, and Cairo' ta (Englasad) ; James Rawls, Inner, for Jamaica' ((Icicles) ; Courier, Owens, for Itclfast (Ogilbr ) ; and Mars, Venus. for Tobago (Masson). Ct.ssnen Oct-walrus FINALLT AT GRAVE%END.— RacIin Caathtt. Hrplturel..for ..la;toim (stiterldai); Julius, Jaekwen, for St. Kitt's (Ilooch); Lady Keith, 11 - hitt, tOr Trieste and Venice (Jackson) ; Crourt Annegina, Potjt.r, for Antwerp (Simon); Nebo, Brown, for herein and Mon9crrat (31arshalli; Hiram, ltrotel, for Palermo and Metsinei ((Iriffiths) ; Maria Victoria, Lerlntrg. for Elsinore end the Baltic (Linoercie); Blucher. l'ostle. few Cape flartien and l'ort.an.Prioce ( Wilkie otn) ; Montrose, Ilotlturg, for Trinidad (l'i..ric) I Ann, Hamilton, for Jamaica ll(Krettesi ; Haden, ftw (Irritate (Cheap); Albion. Seller. for Lisbon (Seller); and Jongc Johanna, Segaert, for Ostent' (He Bin). Ci.aaattetc Oatrwattris, Nov. s.—Richard Reynolds, Roberts, for J1111114C4 : Jour Seek, for ditto; Batavia. Hearne, lot ditto; Alt:sander. I►cw, frir ditto; ICalworth t'sstic, Wreeettnere, for flambutgh ; Je,s ltrown. for St. MichArl's ; (:can. Whittle, fur Honduras ; and Faison, Littleworth, fur St. Low and Bettina. FROM LLOYD'S MST. nrrl !\f. Or THE 30111. Tor rf la• for tl.. niarrsa,:e of Ins ►loyal ►lighness Prince Ft uticrick, was stlezneil wiaLinnnisly . Nov. 4. A Jcputatiut or the tww Chan&ot has had the h 'flour to present to his Maji:sty the it,letzess rotitl is limiter to his Nlaksty's speech on opening t.ie : , esi.ion. A Wiles'', Cabinet Messinger. and a C.e.sinet 31cssinger nfour ti.ivertinteat, we.c yesten'.l closp.ucheti ^...--- .. . EnIMPI!,011, Nov. 3. to Paris. A:. %Verali, win shot Cast. flotillas an the late 'Mel. had fin. The f:onntess or Similliers, wife of Joseph Rimnaparte, and array %menet' for Mt.". James Fisher and C'., • London house Jladame de V ilieneuve, her sister, arrived on the 2,114 Liege, and 4 the dot eminence in the lace trade. At the late Doncaster on the 3,1 prikeeihsl on teem jouniee. They are piing to Rome. wet he lust a bet of 7e guinea to Capt. Onurlay, who also lost • M. Conlier, 31ember of the Freach Cona-intim, • native of bet st the 'eau time to a friend of Sir. W.'s. On Siturday last. Marseilles, who voted for the death of Louis XVI. has just ended 41 Plain Uourlay at 31r. %Vestal! met at the Bull Inn. In this his any* in this city. in a mete bordering on indigence. 31. Cm. net, recognizing each other with mutes! cordiality. 6114 apianent dicer lia4 lit eil at Brussels Ine three 21$ year. l hen the criminal fnetalship. Annuaire enneersation, the Captain reminded Mr. V.. tribunal of the deparmient of the !Pyle win funned. he was s.- CI his Let, abide that gentleman acknowledged, but added, that he pointed e v iiiiiiiissioeer of the exceative power in that ttibmial. In Ito. amburised by Its truant to set uiithe bet which t 4.: had sou from this ealleCity be ref itRMICII great .:renew u;inn bonds of t,qtrae.cer r 4. l` , .(;tiorlay,agaitst that which he (Mr. W.) had lost. An alter- anti a e4.1 .4 ."..17/, and desolated the warms. (link, the Ini rum limning. the Captain applied the term `• swinellet" to Mr. petial II iver•mient he was appointed Judge, and MO complaint was Westsil, who, in return, called the Captain a liar. lin this the I ever made n sitco. , ng Ain 'angrily. Al. Conlier lived like • MiSltil• Cipltil, seate%ina tip the piker, made a 'slow at Mr. IVcstelPii throve, nil was very teservc.l, Intl. which it missed, but deseentling on his %booklet., the poker The Flo, race Gazelle of the 214 (telpher, announce% that ripped in two by the force 01 'lie (how, which , for %rile nistattes, I Mademoiselle Eiesa Napoleon Itaceoechi, in to marry Prince re' 4l " ,4 him intensilde. Oa reentering, She. wn.ii.sii went into Philip ('ninerata, of Ancona, and that the marriage will take the nitre-room, where. after mach warm I.lllollge, a meeting was place tinting die next Ciente A. appointed fin the &hoeing morning at Salistatry Cragge. Cap. A persnii rant:mil in the 'louse of Arrest in dins city, accused of ISM lioallmr. accompanied by his seemd. Captain Ti., and • aut. usury. iii il other efilllCS. Ilan applied for his liberty On giving bail Kean, at the time and plate appointed. and 31r. Westall, who was, This boil leiniteli by the law must be ball' the capital let, and beerier, unireoupanied by • see;.-•4. Mr. J . whit had engaged to three times the amount of the damages), amounts to a 's l alom. mat such, knot; detained by his tither, ales bad some m orph -Mu 'From the FranLfort Papers of (let. :Uhl tin! intended merging, and Kill labouring wider severe indispo • PuEshEN. (leT. 04. snot. undw thin d i n°ll" l "th'ent• the duel w" """i'emeed• Lilt Prince Leopold if Saxe Colnerg arrived here ,tlIteTtlAV 3ilerl,e4/11. i i _ltrties annually agreed to adjeum the meeting to queen's The limed Doh.. Coast:on:fie is atoll !sere, aiiti the Grand Puke .`“ . •11 , 31 Mr. %Vested. in the interval, blight rrovide fiiimelf Nicholas arrived to-day from Realm 'th rtsither wand. The parties met tootle: at South Ferry— ' MENtett,OeT. Vs. I ; l,l ' 4° 3i' Ps . CAPtAin it --, with the surge"' sod M. Te Doom win rerfornied yeaterday for the happy recovery of 1 4 ',7 4 •"iv - t second, Mr. 1) - -s. The all Y a-- erw " ett tw l^ eth " Heide, die queen. The Archduke Frauds Charles is still here. le me hoi eededre an mnitienec, where preliminaries being Wonted, 1 tea their stations. and Ca n (hoarier te. MENTZ. Oct. 29. ` s etvalif Mr. stall's bail, fell dead on ilw spot. TIMI city, as It fortress of the Confederation, was formally given 11 ' U l tattell i l itedit;ee of the National Convention of \ unto. Just in th e new ur it*, l izi bt iet e l t ly v t . iy toli t .tu tist .a r . ta to Pt-asses, arid edictal novice iit' this change FR.% tent'4lllT. OeT. 30. which h'' was na 1 a deputy for the department of Yoi:ne, 1 . 4 died at his h• • • d • • l i b ° I 1 01 Lettere from the frimtiers eff Italy say. that the convention toto:e by Sir I. Adaiu with the “reek Govieoroent, will, it is 1.. ' nn• Ile wit ones, they.. who sipetl the protest against ho) rd, pot an end to all elilfsreme on the stilii,et of neutral t ~. vtlinp,s or a m Slat May, slur the 13th Vende- r.,e1,.. ?It; •;ht,,l toe the use of the Turks. The Ureeks hate "I '''' . : It ' Won one i 4 the Council of 300. He had been col sonied to eit.pt the princiehs generally followed by the In , illlllllt many yeara.--I.'wtstrirtionnd. R131'101111: Plei••1111 of Europe ; all iamb ships may he detained and Seel hall HA N its.—Tli, 1 . 0 . 1 . ng case Walt l ,atel , y rtm , - 1,,,,,,t0rt.11s put under ampiestretion, lint an impartial ()reek i owi . t mot of Ailie.ralty must (Leidy on the le4ality or illegality•l the niitte,l to the Attorney -General :--- roeture. and no ventral ship shall beirolisWeriii as a good prize tilt e• -, '•—" A Silvia R 1- of 1., 0.,,,,i di Ilan': • ht. deposited its forth , in the 114-1 , it bias txt n condemned by a efßlrt ihilr autlitoir al. Though Sir F. .. ~ , and—say to the amount of utootH. : A forcmy oldie rimes Al:aiii, a etinNe, mily agreed nn that part ut F:rgland. yet an sin 0 1 Sh e rnivec., .0,, cell, committed by one or more 01 I i ties: prioe.p)es ar: Women by all nations, 11011 e can complain if the dr ti ',',:: , .'''''"", ,, e`. 011 . 111 a mum. sat of &Mint, is thereby felonivii%le ( , 1 ,, : p . , ad i .L .., t. , o wn ,. . out in tit- 11.4nk of Entstid i query—Are the Tim :lei, '.• " , 811 , or Milne ide •I'v hilde to be called an to make gond sorb "'". ''' l 'h"'"ninte ohthre 0 . Or 1.7 e thee, to wilier wont., I,IW to 1.. • .1 1 .1 ie.. to make k mid I h train nut miring front their cwt per nthol Gr.11.4Q171. LE7'7'l7lt. r ' 1 "; Agerovii.Corr,ll. `• Rill of 'pinion that the d'hrt "1:1::r or oottvichtally. to twice C mod drawn oat 01 thr l'Nnk of Enyl.and, to 0.7 nt:.ooer 4! • ch.:.tiot.:4l. '• J C( L •11111, )./. I .011 Vi 't (AIM m hag pr...letited fifty Nun.% to qvitem of t):v Alealtkilat On Sll , nlllC %v giro thy justificatory explanation of the r, for taring pitl,':slol thr. pretrinicil lett-r from anr.ottncing tli • lirfeat of th.• Royalists by I; ,, livir. W.. now tub:,.,111 the statement in the G. h• rild Trui ltii:ch W 34 :IRO. IM the xnue t 1:!:t,b.• eba•ii; I of iwpo:iing, thi-4 tatk,c new.; upon the public • ri/IlLeilar 1 .. .% I FAI'l I I %.--Thereis eithin a mile tte 11eue.oit e r to.:i!, a thit,l of eight t•••a:+ . of ti•r rattu• nh; ha.; can tell all c,. t iit Ly the touch, Is' 'ldl II 011 • •'I. Or do tht• 1 . .01( 3 11 , 041 I Itnl. s I .1 r IL , ;I Gn 11 , ;lila. 31n) .!;" v;‘ , .', .( ra ot•r t.t . 11, I ,qt. Th. I. I; I 111 c;tl t., mg It. c. "t 0 , 1 • . 1 t .1. I'o . ll I.!* t I I t• • tV I At 1 , 1 . 1 ran_ tct .1 !I •.1 . II•1$1 I r m I 'II ). fr.mi its *M r. au' • 1.• ; t. _r..! 'IIIII4IM 11.rt:r 10'1. Xt ..1 1 e 1• • f. Is,' flI in 3 1 . 11 of th .1 +'nc• 1.. i th 1 4 'o. 1.C.0.% ••• • • nI, OA/ rf .1, 11 SI 5 I lark. of Ihr Hour 11;lanch 1 1! Moil J 1.11: 0111.1 Of 110, chato I u•.: rt. I, I_ .•:r.•urn^ 4611%.r..1!!.. • Lq ; u:y Vacg AJusirAl. Mr. }it....ar.l I{l,lilt 34 to t:• •.tt Stool Ct,:av ol 11., 1,1 "t . n -•A letter from Halifac mate, thel;:mgr ►elk atcut ItLi. A t•F . ..‘ , /1“1.4 All tthrrnd J r AC .... er.", Jute a: :$ AK :ay .76:• a the O rr ,. tut; ity of PoltTlitOt:Ttt. Noy. S.—Arrived the Hero. Cummings, from Otternscy fur Cori liagena.--Saileit the whole of the outward bound, except the Colombian packet, Jotter. for Laguna ; Abdo', for laths; Hem, for Santa Martha; Ethelred, for Jamaica; and George IV. for Africa. DUAL, Nov. b.—Arrived and remain, the John. !Anti!. from Jamaica. l'arred through front the 'liver the Julius, Jackson, for , Sr. Kitt's; Lady Keith, White, fur Trimte; Atlas Reed, for Cbarlmum; and Montrose, Itorbrough. for Trinid ad ; also the Hope, rattixon. from itantrfatc. for Malta. and the Ocean. Cant, (Min Ilantburgh for renetitle. The whole of the outward-W.lnd have railed. tinamraEan. Nov. b.—Arrived the Swallow packet. Den. holm, front blalajra; Mary, 11'orkell, from ditto; Pomona, Miteltell, from rittio; Sea Lark, Warren, (min ditto ; Jane, Taylor, from ditto; Fume, Aliteltemn, front t4mille ; Carolina, 31rarbeati. from Demerara ; and Albion. ErdelitE from Smyrna, Sailrd the !maim, Itamard, for Terceira; Percival, Living.tore, for Grenada; tirorge ill., Popplewell, for Madeira ; Ilreadalbanr, --- for Jamaica ; anti Hobert. Illathgute, for lilor.trerrat. LI VEa POOL, Nor. 4.--Arrived the Try ohm:a, Wooden, from Burro.' A veer ; the William, Johnson. from Macao. sailed Sep. toucher 17 ; the Fletcher, Chambers, for Africa the Gelaware. Hamilton. for Now York, railed Oct. the Commerce. Pay, and the Jean Stewart, .I Kerrie. for Quebec: the Lliza, Grivdale, and the Nance. —, for 31irsouichi; the Orion. Vale. for Newfound land t the Albion. Colville, for Leghorn, and the Mania. Gibbons, for Oporto; the 11'allree, Edkin, fr.mi Miramichi, for White haven, mot molly hist Lint night at Southport. crew saved.—The Rephyr, IMO: trout Malaga, whirh was on shore at (rocrapool, was got off this morning, and brought into the Queen's Dock Nov. C.-011' this port the packet ship William Thomson, Cm , : tn. (rout New York, railed the Pith (c'.—Sailed the Nestor, Pane. for New York; Malice, Bookie, tor ditto : and SVarbrn, fur Havanna. (From the John Ra/L1 The Tirnrs is not only foolish M its( If hut scenes to think every hotly else foolish too. That great paper, in which were fleet published and printed the most false and scan dalous libels upon Mr. FJuntliroy—libels of which we ex posed the groundlessness—that ;'riper in which we were charged. in the grossest anti most vulgar terms, with having made allusions to police reports, which we had never noticed, and having done the very things for which the paper itself has justly incurred the censure and reproach of every decent individual,—when this great paper is at tacked on all hands for its pertinacious adherence to the repeatedly exposed falachoods which it published, what dues it do? Attempt any thing like an explanation of its base and ungenerous conduct ?—does it offer any atonement to an injured inan by giving up the libeller end calum niator?--dues it apologise ?--does it palliate? No •in the da ep cunning of shallow t'ockneyisin, it writ,' the 'follow- Mg letter to itself, which appears in its columns yesterday. It is too good to be overlooked:— " TO THE EDITOR OF Tin: TI3IFS. .rt:ztior• .• SlR—Beiv sinerrrly imkrt•rteit in thru•rtftrt of Mr. FAV NI T- _. rat ihe , - LEROY, it is with much regret that, in cotillion with the thought- . said, ti.- Itil and jodicions among his friends, I have hail any attention :tourer ' drawn to the line of conduct recently stlopted by wine of the public .. rule ~." papers. who claim creilit for being actuated t i the most kind and . that ;- generous feelings towattla him. Of the motives !maiming wine .. of ton' of shear rites or publishers of two or three col of which he at so :s the subject, I will say nothing. The professed object of recapi- .tie :!, - tulativg and answering char...," almost forgotten, is to render war .” •, '; ..., th , vice to the unfortunate man iliut allow me to inquire , in what pras sibleti inner cunhe be bersePted,ty fAerfutuarbeg to pnaAr it omit? . to 1 _ ..itr; ; ; deNtonstraron, eats this irk par ! net s were guilty of Ike most col- I I.tclltPOr. 1.. Nov. 5. ..us ;.- rqbk N egligence. tdretering ',poi ci•manuter I !P ill it serve Aya i c a.—Rinestoo, from Bonny, with nil, elephant trees, I ram, to provoke those persona, in almrfrate dcfctice of them- d unnage „„,,, d , &c. selves, to search for, and make public. indi matter of aecimition IVEre knit:a—Margaret. from Illarbadom, with cotton. against lino % Can it serve him, far persons. calling tlicnisclynt cigar, logwotal, Rc. ; !Ruin Crowther, Rom Demerrra. with law sotibtart, to suggest points favourable to the attainted pri. " at ., n .,,....,,, &c. 'toner through the medium of a newspaper ? Would it not he Fllll'l%ll it MLnaca.--Pairy,froin Miramiclii, with ti: timber, 11101111 prudent that dime wit.) may be skilled in 1t.,,,0ul dintlitc- deal?. lathwood, atc.: Jessie, from Cape Breton. with lir tint lions, should privately communicate any inb.rmatlon duetted hit- . ben% Re. ; Contest, front Richtlancto, • ith pine timber, Lathwo od. hr. portant. immediately to the professional or confidential friends of 1 Itlveraton. from St. John's. NAL. wtth pine timber., spars. he; the party whose patron they here volunteered to become? Permit Albion. front New Iltunturick, with pine tiials.:r, stoves, „teals, me Sir, as a very old reader of the l'imrt, and as a real well- aainunit &,... Hannah, front mirarniehit w i t h pine testier, deals, with, rof Mr. FAV 74 T El:110Y. most eJrne,tly to imp'ory it" poll I" l. t t ism ,a, ai rman , &c.: Benson. from Qtichcc, mini pire timber, übst,i;a ?it. Me p -mot Isom revairfe the strictures which hove i , etts d ri ll, Sic.; Illossing, from Miramichi, with pine limber. lath. made on the part you It:c•r• taken t' ! autos, &C.; %Valliant Dawson., from filimmichi, with rine timlnv. '• If the friends of Mr. Fat' VT LVUOY may have felt bun by i d i .„l,, bithwo„,t, fit.; Tamerlane. from New Brunswick. with any bash remarks which heretofore have iron' time to me sr- tilithir, 5:c.; Mary, front Mirarnicli , , whit timber. &c.; North prated in all the pea diir journals, it Srel•ls probable that they have Briton, unit Quebec, with ashes, timber, he.; R o b e rt mac. abundant reuse for apprehension from the interference of pretended williami, trout Richmond, with to'gic:tri, cotton, Rt.; Atlantic. or indiscreet niends. '• A CONSTANT Its A DIM." f r ,,,,, iti0 w t,,,,. : ,,,, w i t s, i i m br r , laittswod, he.; John and Rolm?, . Now do the people who conduct the l'imrs suppose that from Montreal and Quebec, with ash.... !.31111,71. desk. 1,:e.: 1 . there is any human being within the bills of mortality (for Woeful, time got ttee. with titettnr. &c.; t'o-teitittion. from : Abil Cr-vcn cntt• • 'Jr to he re..hear.l em hi s peat inn to h e A their views of nature extend no further). who pus attained Mirniniclii, with timber. Re.; flosuort, bun 3lirantichi, with ; cliori cit. Th... ic..•:, r: , had fire tome up to be I.esrd in ;it ', Plca,fart. from Livolaiol. N. S. we h deals, 'runt he ..,,,, : ..,„,,,.. 1. 1, .Ir. Pollock. nit behalf of .11r. Sain t ,. ltis ninth year, who can I I i I -) ' -ecc-ret- b Y " I ' .l, 3 Pity_ " ti tTv b t s . r ..Ai & C. C l . J : haute . fruit New Itroma.ck, with timber. Re. . moo, tit :.• •an r .rtl, on the t-recn.: of his haring. by I .• absurd howling as this? We think not. I ii•Wl ver, as we t 'NITEU s : VIVA.- (. 0 0, 1 .1,i :in . 6 ;;,. w Cork, with entrain, ; dul•nt coon s.i:naitor a, obtained 7 , 1i; -. te fro , : lii.. tothen. ;rti ta bare quott4 one epistle of their own from tit , a•• worthies. me t tentino. &c. ; Friends, fr. ii Post..., with turrentinc. ek•phant ' t.:.i. 1.. i: t. for att l! at. ten nmattnt. drew. by Renrc 1 - Ir e' ne! . :•. teeth, runt:, & e . ; Waterloo. front Charleston. With cotton, 5.e. : . ;he insol:.. '. 3' l , ••••••Tted by ham. A per ota rah Iye. - s.l l ec., , tee think it ri,ttlit to add another, which, from being au tb, miz3t , d by a re,,,,, rouble a i gnamie , ant i o , ata i !! i! ig a tt:otith cto thr a. trom ettarteston. with roman, &c. I plot inert. : ..: 1., , V." - ,ildewnn., stated en Writ eccatdon. that In • _ flasz..t.. -C ro w n . f Halo. t and lint .ssit cirri. ytah sugar. ; ref , etr:al t: •.- . ( •-•:',1. the and ateent for an arcou , l .4 t r . , different sort of latigusee, we are quite sati , titta 6 gt.nuitic. hales, eoutol, ;,e,: A::l3Cl{, from Pernambuco , with cotton, ; ao.ient • .i. ,ii• . . ins, art', was intOrtrte l,s• 11r. 10,:,!'s sce, •"ro Tin: rorron or Tut; Ti)lr` , . lii•les, ti. • the • Alt I`.ll•?.ttil 3-yiat. a 1.i. , , !!., T.,..:•• ! ' " ..5,,.._ I (inl! ,l t vac w ith a l et t akar ' , s eel horror I lii reos A v ers,--Mary. from Buenos Ayres, w'at't betas, a•.O. that tb , ' , ', - :! , sl.l:te °Orion of n•nal your mtper of this ellortiiiitv. coffit t0i.,%; ~ t i lt ,l i ni .i.. horns. fi e.: ; i I.:rdirr. with trc hid es. .ac. 1,,,anc,•,1 :I,:i. .t. . ;„:..d sorse•in ha ?CO'. ~ ! . • . .`41.11•T if s t A r Rica __ 1,: : b0,,,.. irtoo ("anti:Tens and Sania t•ant pat:tad , i• ,r . 371..1 14w:idea fir n• ,c, c 11ortl.a. a :it c0,...n, hole: !S.:. : ,U, r., from Ouayaquil and , ~ e •. , '.r .!. • '. • ! t•!raTts••3• ^re of the. a.: - •••• " •• &oda lihni all lot . linetcnir awl hon,•t.i.. n !Oat y o u l ov e to have copied &lira :in evettin , , paper, the rroit'rr pant set p.„,„ . „;.„ 1;4 .... per;; ,..„, i ; ,,,,,.., ,, .. s'! '. l! •i • . .! i •!,•• fn- t i ;, I, :;. I. WiliCil I prcettetttee tt be I'alse : atel that 111,2 il. lii %I'M 11:*.S Nru et•tiSlli ,Nl/ . .1,111 ItITI.ItV. tai,'.: COS'.:i.l!. &:. d arced .., 1,. calu,,,, ;.1..r ti:v integrity, and t , n.'eaSotireii to rg,IVA ,'.I s 1 .• AI Am in Opera). ' , Alt onions. cttesaitts. any pier t y ..! .• •h, ° , •:, t V,. t . v*!• l - !'13 . 1 ine fir that !IV: ct ii • .:: my fricatt!s hate p !ftild ih, in 013!!ges, lit. tins. Re ; Waliclicid.ilcont !!that '• lilli win , . plum., i lit:: inst.:v.: ;.• ti • : ... ; i:li onions. oratt,:es. ,'%. •. : C.11111101M., trom (1;roeto, with war-, letnau.s• is o. 11;s ii.l . :t . •*,, . • !• ' their opinion, is :a sillaitt of the let test stamp. ttr.ogt s, &c. ; Ilatilwile, ii,•to Lisbon, with roil, ltor, y. , i ..,-,, i!i;.t .1. •••:' I " I most ii!s:rt tli...t. tun it ill not zi.low to l‘t• it . ..e „ , rtett in „,.%,. & ' l": ~. pia:: fuser b , 1 ,,... any ,t1, , ,-I%•,tions coneeruttig tilyselt or my It I',AAI A.- Ti1,..r.. from Nary with deal., SWIM &C.: St. Peter :, 01 I ilt• !C'i. T. Ills( ' , All a 1 a te a i rs a :licit by Itiv: tent 'ti' rot strctly etatiera to mil- from 041; , l•Alt. atilt deals, Iststaou I, islle7, e t .... tone tai it • , ...eiv , not im. , t J,. r.. it Jo ,or a ..• is, loot.. .. • • .•-rtaittiv avail VII Atli' Of the benefit I:iVA I it.- i l i!!7.r. Iron' !II.a1;v:I. it 3!•.r.0ftr0., grar.-..brneLe. Al l . a ilieli ki t iliz. I. Litmus ot i ~ , meatus, ti-,• , . Re 1'11. , , fr,,ot titt: . srr a. , with ylllOlll3. btntr. , :kt, I Iii:'•.411:'1 , )31VT. Wili.ll bate b , ...cil tiliaael tel pretext the r l-81 "•'" --11 ` 11 "" t, fu'll' Smyrna aosi lei text. with t fa-, - ':2 1 ! t t e ll .‘,. ; , l ,:, ; ' l , k a "" :„ l . ' ; ' , 1. ,L .1- , ; . J : i t 4 : .. ., * . i ' l ' en t o it .7l-t . e with at. , cotton, 11:-.1t'.. re*. 3,:. : ire op., from Srtiy:•^3. al'', VI. • V..! '•! I " 1 pressure a: • r.u.stes. Wit . J J. ,5,,, The Omer, rii , g to the inconveniency which had of arisen from t::• rr,e. ire of ttordes dviirtring their inw,ri:ctivr• Connie for toot iv:, tir new trial", so late as to preve:.t them frrni being mode within !he :irst four days of •nris. said, they experte-t that this ipeonvet n vee would rot recur in future for, if it it must be at the roil of having the old rule of Court strictly C. - forced. It frittero.y happened that inr:uctions was net aci - veted until the v...ry lao day of movit.g for !It w tria's ; the quenc:. of which was, that sottetimes the Conti had mn - .F.tstirc!e notlii;, , z to do vn the three of Tetra; and.. :i.r sac:: dart afterwards, they wrtr tice.ipic.l in liratit,g romio:vi night to hare been dorho t : t..c 311,Ertl by :1-T pr.sehice the ('ours for such basins. Ihe l'ot:t t roust ratio r this in future. LIVERPOOL IMPORTS. r~: ~ ~ ~. V .~ ~ \~'. t,v sa. tt.: wg?, WI • d .1-, ha , :t 0:1.4! !•.? .t emu in deb .h, ll'f irn heir , -4. r.! 1: 1 etc. 1...1113,: • . .1" •. 1 r,r, tr. ..t.mtar 4:a I 4 rot., •• toot 5: tf!l r-: pronoonre rniprttott, . b, a contra. ho woe. ha ar ev, ontt orr g t, FRENCH PAPERS. (From the onnatoiimws a Fritlay.l $1 Alla I 0, OCT. 10. One of die most atrweireir )ndivial ,m'il'er , to Ire f,,,,, , 1 in thems nabs of anarchy, was nra- Mettle conuni•t•fil the day before, yester day. The Esermiee romrebotitm hot rontlenmed to Or: 10ud...h -im nt of death a person naintil Manuel Hired c,, an roil, ••• Weer by trade, for being personally acquainted lib h • e ernral -I :he name of Cipriano de la Fuerite. a refinipirstor. The insolent of the exe cution was even hupied, and as order was issued to heel him shot at eight in the morning, lot any axlitims moven, tt might take place amongst the people, who had e%hilittril v : disaititfare tires at a similar sen...nee ; but :he young wife , the co: donned made het way to the Escurial, and. hsvine foiled nn opportunity of throwing herself at the fret of his Mill:sty, she ilipluitd merry few her innocent husband. Ili* 3laje.ty r ..e.i. .4 . .1 to bison to her prayer, and an express was despatched is Madrid with orders for the inispenxion of the setiteure. The i curl r arrive it at the Very moment when they were about to tire t , n Ili, tintstiurate vie. tim. Every proceeding was, of course, .top' t' in the great 10.. t is. (artier' of the public anti the soldiers. The contleinii..4l was .) dreadfully affected by the ocrurrrntes tartly. dny, that hr has ItUrn into a at of epiiepsy, and his recovery Is ihispair.,l of, for ihmigli LIM , days have elapsed, he I us not yet eerowere.l hiss “uses. The Inspector of I'Mice at Ildbint has just iniblo-lied a decree, in which, mirky the plea of the troishlea I.Vely e). erg in that ' eny, hr eentlemns arbitrarily, and without iii.:ioc.ion, to iio- ' priwinment, for thirty days, and a r0t:0,1,4..14- lion. all :hose who have boot natintril volunteers. and ranntoneers ire 11....•irml milt patties. According to ibis ordinance, .1.r.,: 1K rotors err to repair upon holidays to their bans.-. at son-s• t.awl ',poi, eorki 1;! i i .nys at eight in floc everiin;T. They are not to a,r,roild.• in Pll . llbeT4 ex et,do.g three, at any shops or places of hosiness, lie thrusters to h.fliet the twonst wieldy a the 1117 Ilion 'lime, whip. lins toe in therm pn•Se..itiii hooks, or any print-if piper co,. tit iiig imr.timi hirat•b: to rcbgion or the rights tor ',le lung, do :,iit inolieihri , •ly plate them at the iliminisal of the 1'0i0 . ... lie also 10 te• 3 Ille ...nr.e threats aruinst duet! who foil in respect to the 31h.isters ot the i Altar, en :he Liii:4l,lishol auth o rity. iFron the Cola rier Fro , o-nis of Friday.] V ITTOR lA, IN:10/1ER 24. A week never paws thit one Inatiector of Pollee ilin• tot receive order♦ from the Inqui•itor-Geneial, Goolaler. 'I are of such a I/0..4.604M, that IlexuputOse 111 . 441. d n Ili tl4ll.ti yell to ;Rake tis regret the Ti nl head of tite holy office. 'Flo &Tree which he has just published, for the purpose of compelling the inhabitants ur this province to ('diet r up their arms, whilst the hill potectnion nl theirs is left to the volunteer Royalists and the nobles, ha* prisliaced muili d:sinisfact•on among the latter ; lor pcihee do nit wish to reeognlce rely as noble... ear •pt thme wh, in the war have given decisive proofs of etti•cli.nctit to the ceuu of the g. Hut wary cf our Untidily, however eh...rated th, of royalty may he to-day, did nut make a public display of them until the french army ocrupitsil th:t rapital of :main. 1n this unfortunate country things are come to such :. H.'s. that thr Blancie as wt II an the tie;ros are the a!,jlTt of toilf,eihttin4c persectitimi. The :Neale of ILimotiu.in eta use 1, tleiugli a Roy af•st. Of bating meeting hit at hit wa• meet. toned vial. out trial, by the lospee.or of Potrze. Iti n ic a fine of WU 11 , 1Catig 4 hating refused payment until the affair via 411.:14.1 by a tribunal of jocice. lie watt cmumitted to room, and it W:s. Wit 03.:Ceil to him that Ile shoot(' not L1.c:t0..11 twill he paid at {cast 300 don'ts. Jl. ---, a rich curate of a village in tliis province, an unimpeachable !loyalist, hi. grip('a fi it of 40 ducats for CallOtTi ing with the clergy already punished for tfeir liberal opinions. This same emote living at church at posyr7s. a Negro comic knelt beside hint ; this occasioned a new dimumiation, ;rid a new hoe of r4l ducats. We most tut stionn••• that thr, lines ar- the remit of religicus seal; they are Om conseloroce pr...ate imerest. 'file puh.ic officers remit,. scarcely are salary, and they e.,thititur to make amends Ow dila by those faiini cinch they are auttiottszd in levying upon those who louse notary. ER.V.I.V . AND 17.1.:MINII PAPERS. From the .I:kern-I a Z.ltaar, nr Oft. Sr.] TRITSTI:. OCT. 19. Le . terg from the 3tor•a continue to 1107:1 that 1111;;;;Ii the i+rl sorer. taken near Stnnehio, are Ismael I:l'irultrir, Athoiral of the Viceroy of Egypt, who, fey these ten y r s past, has bees at the head of hts toart.o. (but who, arcontiog to throttler n...eitiotts, hi said tn be :tilled); n%en■ki:•r (it is not said a hvtle,r Ibral•im Pacha is meant, which 111..kea hi. capture ileuitifitl); the civil llovernor intooded for tl,e 31,.. - es, and a renerado Poch% A fart of the Egyptian transports fled, as is well lvien, to l3•aclrouni. The Errottan ship irf war oohed with the Capitati l'nelts tve, since the hatiEr of the 10;th :and 2:141, of w:tielt an account has bcett already given, Mr Mityleve. Thai has ende.l th. E..yptiait expedition, attrition:of in sue:t a lb:caw:n:4: which, formed on a pizatitic plan, it a to found a bluck Atri..in colony in Christ: .1 &imp.:. OCT. 29. Arconnta from !TATA, op to Sept. '2l. Tee:iced by way Corru. state that tetcl:cd font tro'l tips shire on .hl Sept. to on.:tu ailvtlwr attack on the 11,:et of dm C.ll.tan Pacho,;pir CnXSTANTIMOPLE. OCT. V. Illy way of Bucharest. by expie...l All that •. h n • 1•,111ell wl..W•t tilt•..' three drys, notiritlettanding the news of victorira lately :Tread by the Turtol. make* t•a pretty certain that campaign r. to he ct•osalcrctl 114 teell11:1S•ed to the advantage of the lirn•ka. There has heen a serit rof db./ta ter. dering ita etaar.c, and the proverta of the future are mire mere gloomy both Mr Chrimiat, and 'lurks. Soveral v:•aclsßanl th,Dtrdanoll..t, which ha/ • arrieM hrin,T titan that in the night of the Oct. every thing seemed in be ton lire 11 , 3 f 31iry lent. whither ate I'sl•nan clot had re:ir • d in had corditium Surnipg rbtpa are said to hAe.• illuntinattd the sea un all saes. took WWI lelrotteefe fur further particulars. ',From the Ilriotsv4 rapers of Nov. 6.1 Et.i, OCT. 31. SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES•GENEII,II.. COURT OF ( OMMON t • AT VEVA .! day of "i" rm, t! e Judge% apprn•ei In !!.-•.• Tl,e,r Lordship% hr..r.l only .i.tstiltnitiOnS This bring thc full dress costti , i , c. bail aria :notions al cou (0(1 T Oc EXCIIEQUER, Nov. C. The Judge!' wit tNeir !cats about rule o'clock. Mr. Ci:or:le. !tattles. the nor t'iArsi ter 1;.;r0li. appeared in Inn dress. and ; A his station to the right of the Juelprs The proper oiNeer 1::er a. - ministrrril the o.tt;:s of Allegiance, shjunttiou. kr. ; and the ::• (lentlentan :wen Ouly rwetll into office, bred respec;:el „ to the Court cool s Al. , !tow. The court was occupied till p.ot ;a • o'clock. in ntot..:toi for th, discharge of rreo4nizattres. of a:tarl,lncti:A„k DEIIIIIIt.'s*COI'RT, SATr7;)•.I", N ' : ~i ... 4- ; i g 11( 1 1 ..; . i I . 7 A 7 1 -t l . i . 14 r . 4 l ~ I 1' .>