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111.4 in calling him to the bar to Ore evidence to the matter, and to be cast:rutted with other witnesses. But ifa Jam, in stead of openly delariag his knowledge, were to content him self with distilling his 'estates, poison, with whispering his ea lams yes into the ears orbit brother Jurors—be should say to him " Come forward, thou slanderer !— lf thou woroldst sot Aim& equal to an wi ties', muted thyself.—Strike not with thy dagger enters, if thou arrialast be theinght superior to an Italian assassin . " Bat, he mid, it was utterly :he bosonr of a Peer, could proceed is sods s corirsr—and , 1 it were possible that even one of the blood royal could -.set is such a manner, be would any that for such conduct a s heifer merited to he deprived of the raccemion to the Crown, this his Illustrious Client deserved degradation for all the acts alleged against her. He had thought it right to asik - ert to these ramours, as they affected the brownie of their Lordships' House. Facts of the most grave and info mows description had been &posed to against her Majesty, and hod bees completely rebutted; and on the minor article a timer , be was sore their Leirdallips never would p a .. the Bill. The evidence to all the important Bete had cum atetrly failed—and there was no man co u ld r ead the rei denee withoit feeling that hrr hlsjesty had been cons inf o : •sworly traduced. What scandalous stories might h ave 'cen propagated by the boatmen on the Lake of Como, h e k•irse nor cared. if the facts bad occurred, they pros able • facilities nneitarnisled osr criminal jell.. . . . ' . . “iidente were afforded, in order that they mirth he enus.d, They had not been pros. d—Ouvefore they were false, It h 4,1 been nneu( the rimatinm against her Majesty, that tier WA% connected with the discontents of a par tin rri eis of the rommitni , y, and wit only by that clot iippia.ted—bat when ttw whole of the generous populatiun E•iglaod had taken pair with her Majesty, that chaige 1. of These might be golltenpootke of mischief larking in corners, who might desire, ditrisig Close unhappy conforionti, to 'strike a blow varietal the Constitution, and there war nothing which would so disep punt and displease those disaffected men (if any such es. ',seed) Is their l_ord.hips venturing, in the Nee of all the influerice of the Clown to pronounce fur the Queen of not guilty. If ;heir Lordships' mind.t were sate-lied ehnt all the fact. which appeared of importlinee, had horn by :he evidence alluctil for the defence, scattered 1•:c• •• ilvie.dinips from the left mane”—end ti lt /her, thi had teen rupporttd some coda which were Nuip,;? t N his Learned Friend., their Lorelei , ipr *eau id wit Car any eltiffecAci.ol% riot...distil '3 , 1 it was called .0 the inrgon of the day. which he despised a. murk ea Noy ..red, bat potent the straight forward retiree of their duty, 'whir! , wt. hr at-quit her Majesty. Before he roncludrd he • hr permitted la thank their !Lordships for the kind. ....! ,'.rule ace which he b.,: ,Nersonalls experienced troni thorn during the whole rf the proceeding's Rat Lehrwit gratifietilion which he hid received r/11.1, • :;o:ntd io the dignity of fichting the battle of lin ianen.,., looter the banner of that illiistrions warrior alio • protected his Royal Client with the radiant shield of tiro.centleet eloquence. Ilis plea.nre was noditniiiielied, til:ttoozli it bad only Bern his lot under the cover of that • e to din-tomtit a few feeble arrows at the weattered and it trier:die,. of a J. fated cense. The whit-•of her Ma- 11 ,. / . VI .1. tieir I.urdOnna; there was scarcely ef her boa-r, and not a aiwzle idle ward or idl^ look not d.,:en''a+iu<d to their srrr:tiny. " I know nothin.z rcoo r"m,d the f tarred eounaci) ;n the rise of hannatt oothrie in the ir,t.r , eta of eternity, corral to the solerntrity of • rnaisirs. It it sitaihtr to the foist St that crest day when the secrets of at! Slartt chat he disclosed. If roar Lordships •oe f.reishect with r•vorre fur the &sews.r ry of teeth scarrele or‘e this ornaipreenre pawl-ttes, it imposes on your Lord -Nl< Ilse neeewoir ef imitating the benefit-ever of that .li. o Iti• u t hos it y who said, when emir! on to prim; j00r0,,,t • s:.:e anal ptOtl acs, crud no arrrper cane {„caned, `• Theo neither wilt I .7uudemo thee; tor thy way seal sin no T-Ore.^ %!r Drama" then withdrew from the h:tr. He we* heard "•aa^twat milk the muff profound 11 1enti iiii , and the litter i'•-t f hia er?ecto ap;,er.red to ma►e a ;rest itnpreplioa on !h,a•r. for Errirraltarn laid, if the Attnran• Getters' orals meant , their I.unkiiips, his loirtirtl Friend, Dr. tome• .r, would hot irritable their 1-urd.•htlr with •rty (bur- i . ' .r, -;:,. AtsreweT.Gerieent .aid, it hid hero arraaerti tint he 211 hiowsrif of the assistanet of his Learned Friend, C•l;e.tor-fleueral. L.i4J Ctinairelier said, that he took the rnlc of the t., he, that the party on each aide were totetted to I," Le> rd by 1.0 fA.anal I. hid 4 . 111111 LY *ilk waking the pried, ge 4: : ^ct •apace lb.' otters of his richt. Mr. B.ouwbassi the. ittiimatud that his Leagued Friend, D I..usinetitis, emu'st addreas tlatir Adjuoi lied at tea :minutia past Four utturk. PitESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, OcivsEn , 26, 1920. Mr. DENMAN proceeded yesterday in his labori rigs ts 4 of ausnming sip the case for the defence, ra , d to commenting upon the evidence athluced on - either ''de at the bar of the House of Lords. In i.e pert:Jr-mance of tins duty be employed the ixttole of the day, with the intermission of about half or. 1:o.lr allowed to him fur refreshment by the in s) Agence of the HOLM!, and concluded Li speech st,out nor o'clock. I tr will be followed on the :i4 , l:e stile by Dr. 1.1;SIII1iGTON tftti lnuttling.— Tl - .i, , is not an usual course of proceeding even at toe hit of the Mew of Innis, thete being in fact only one instance on record wherein two Counsel were i.?erd in aumnring up the case for the defence, ra!neli, that of Dr. Arraasuav, Mello!) of Ho. cheater. The King's Counsel. hogre.er, will have -so ca' se to complain of this indulgence, as it will give them the inestimable advantage of a double 'reply, tut speech intervening between those of the AT:natty, and SOLICITOR-GENERAL to weaken the force of their united appeal', and uo speech of Cocnsel succeeding to correct misrepresentations, ehould any such be unintentionally made. or to explain away in&►ences of criminality deduced from circuutanuices which might not justify- deduc. tions so uncharitable. Many days therefore will still be ceasurned before their Lordships can proceed to consider of their judgment. There are many liervons olio think that if the Counsel for the Clown would have yielded their right to address the !tense at the close of the case, the Counsel fOr the Qu FEN c•ight very safely have saved th..ititelves the trouble of summing ap, and have suffered the cue to go uithout roomiest to the judgment of the flouts.. In fart, lied a cue resting upon such evidence • been so poscrfully encountered in any of the Courts below--had an opening speed] by the Counsel fur the prosecution beeit followed by evi• deuce so deplorably deficient—bad that tvidmice been so blasted by roomer testimony, end the most impatient incidents coutaiDed in it been so effec. toelly contradicted von every point to which, from -- its guided nature, contradiction could be applied —bad ludo oircomPtatices occurred in any ordinary prosecution is an inferior Court, we do not besititte to affirm that the Judge would have advised the Counsel for the defence to spare his out; labour and the time of the Coen, and hare at mite directed the Jury, from a defect of proof, to tomtit the de. tendon,- The charges contained in the preamble et the Bill. or.as Mr.DEllats X calls them. the counts in the indictment, present a , trange mixture of motets the most corneiaptibly (tilling with others of the grairest and deepest criminality. We cannot 'tippets that sill the charges of the latter ile.scription being re futed. the Ministers of the Crown will still cling to those of a trifling nature, as oft - outing a pre text for degrading the Wats. Degrading the QUEEN ! with what alarming ease this expression has of late been spoken and written ! as if it were a matter of every-day occurrence, and or HO more importance to the well-bring of society than the trial and punishment of an ordinary offender ! Surely the familiarity of the expression has not so far blunted the faculties of the nation as to direst the idea of such an event of all those jai portant considerations which most. in every reflect log mind, he necessarily associated with it. Yet certain it is that the magnitude of the evil don not gushily consist an much in the very circom•timmice of time dr ..brommetuctit and degradation of a Queen Coo. tart the Imperial Crown of these realms. as io famMliarising tale public mind to the notion that lira ally may t.y poss.bility he assailed with inspome oily, and that the great body of a nation will quietly mid patiently stand by and not iiiterfere when " an uctive ninonit:4" is ',may engaged in effeetitig PH 0 1, i , Ct so terrific. Strange it is that although the lions, of Commons, influenced by such feelings. evinced so dreidtd a repogisance to entert:iiii- Mg the green hog. even in a Secret Committee. the nowt. of Lords. the boasted depository of all the wisdom t.f out Constitution—having for its cspress object to control the fervour and animation of the other I louse. too prone from the cm udene.s of its materials to legislate rashly—the hereditary Counsellors of the Crown, the support and guar dians of the Throne should, absolutely without any debate upon tls• alarming conseqttences involved in such a measure, suffer themselves to be dragged into the present proceedings. They hove thereby I done more to agitate the country, degrade the Royal Faniily, destroy the pnpulority of the KING and his Govertimmont, and endanger the stability of the Throne, than could have been effected by hordes of brawling Radicals for centuries. By the rides of the lions., the wisdom and expediency of such a proceedito; will must happily and consistently mine to be discuned after the injury has been in flicted, that is, when the question shall he put from the Woolsack fur the second reading of the Bill. But the matter fur consideration now is, whether the charges hove hero proved ogainst her MAJESTY? Some tri . them Lmeiroubtedly hive been proved, such as thz creation of tit; Order of Knighthood, and the elevation of BEncamt front a situation compare beefy mean to one of coolimleuce and honour. Butt the one must be regarded in the light of an net of merriment—soil the oilier may be an act deserving of praise or censure, according to the eir eumstaiiees with which it may chance to be assn. doted. I: has indeed been urged as an incident to muk a criminal attachinent, but if the greater charv., to which this is merely tacked as en acces sory. be not supported by evidence. this lesser incident become* a mutter of indifference. We shall trot follow Mr. DENMAN through his ela borate commentary upon the testimony produced, to thew that there is nor one point of evidence which can in lam lfre said to prove—not that the (41.1:EN &KI L>ERC AM! did actoully commit the crime :,,dged —bolt that they wire ever so circum stanced us to he ins situnii4n wherein they inizhi Lure tir;nterriptedly indulged their criminal de sire,. I towssst's arlinist•ion of his belief that 1.311 mss: the Prioress reposed during the ni4lit under an awning. diavrn into the shape of a teat on deck, i• not legs! evidence of such a fact. But suppoiing tiu to have beeu true. it does nut amount ecru to an inference of will:, stokes We ore at the same time prepared to say that every female who might have been so circumstanced aw to hare Le4:ll ettobt: d to gratify her evil propensi ties, has actually on that account been guilty, Let the peculiar circumstances of the QCEEN'S biturtion not bond the polacre be coasidered—the natnre of the tent, t h e proximity or the heltnoman, the danger of passing the night on deck without t:ie pre , ence of some of her - attrnilatito to watch o•er her prritunal ssfety, the parties reposing upon different voucher. the illness of Ow Princess, the circumstance of both reposing io their usual clothes, the eoniintivication with the iiiiiiog.rown being always open—let all t hese pointi be fait ly con. sidered. and we conceive tliat intone will be Po on eloaritobte a< to draw floin thr client:lot:ince en in- fereliee of guilt. Tlu., buntver, depends rot upon leg:: eddei:ce—told we boldly affirm Out every ether point uricrai ni tie oprning %perch of the AT. Tons PT-GENERA L lets bet) either omitted in evi. (Tents , . ill:proved 01..0u:illy, or satisfactorily rx. ylaiutd. The represeiststiou of the tragedy of Cynebeline, at Covelo-prilec, i. shooed by the scribes io the Treasury Ptiots. Because the audience have sp oiled seine passages to the case of live Qualm. in a way Dot greefsil to her euelnies, that beautiful play is to he proscribed. Many other of SHANsPEAReg dramas are liable to the same objection, and should ware a like fate. But the reformers must not stop Oirre; the whole range of the drama must come nailer their purifying hands. Jei:lousy, hatred, scan dal, perjury, and iitiffering viii oe, are among the ordi nary materials of tragrkly, and in t i n ir combination must often present sc-ni , t't uti:ike the QUEEN'S case. Every drama sfi c,, , :taminated must there fore be exploded, as unfit to !whirr a Bri tish audience. !hiving thus purgrd thr •:he2;e of these rile aliominationa of our best p',ets, these courtly scribes must turn their attention to the church. The Bible contains many passag•s liable to • like application. and therefore the clergy should be instructed to avoid any chap. ter or verse of which disaffected persons, who rut brace every raft of society that does not worship Ministers, ;nay avail theuiselves.—lt will be also necessary to revise the Chivvies. Mr. DENMAN'S qnorahou respecting Iletaria, as applicable to the QUEEN, although the honk contained no other sin, should consign it to the flame, in any loyal coun.ry, and we have ant the least d o ubt but that many other works of the same el.c." are equally wicked and re. prrkeosil)lr. The wholesale dealers in gross and valor rib.ildry in the Tr y Journals, are, to he sure, very fit persons to cater fur the dramatic taste of the town. Pavia rapers of F►iday, Main relay, and Sunday hare arrived nt oar ttlfiee. The Mows. of Itewnw is moo complrtt ly ru mored in hroilih, that hi r !loyal Highness has notified for in swims of publicly receivtag v;aits of congratulation. Iter visitors. liowerrr, are all to appear before her in deep mourning. A telegraphie dispatch was received in Naples an the 7th of October, announcing the snrrender of Palermo. On th a t day General Pi pit took poaaession of the (orb.. A general rardoit was publialierl in the name of the Praise" V.rikr. General. and the affairs of State I,,er now returned in their ordinary simile. The troop. who had hero Ilk( gi primmer. is Palermo on thenrst revolt, to the noole, of 4311 own, reirtisterl the royal ataiolard. The National Parliament of Naples commenced its public sittings ern the 2d of this month. Several Committees were appointed, and the internal regulations o•ed by the Cortes of S i lent were adopted pro import, until the Parliament shall have framed others Iwtter salted to its Mara. The Ministers or State were In make reports rraperting Site affairs of their several drpartineuts during the following week. TllO of Spain have foe several slays been siren p;esi irtlh the fionuees.of the Irioaduen. The propuurd loan .4200 million• of real• has expecte-aced moult opposition. The Committee of Emsree, neverilielme, pooled a Itemise tiun for its adoption. and Os the silting of the 12th tfw Corks. he 2 majority of 128 moms* 27, accepted the proposals of N. SI Ilvanuto and Aanouil fur the loan. The Ammo lay also determined ihnt the monopoly ori tobacco and alit shoots, cense from the 1•t of Slarch neat. The Decree far the extinction of the iflnjvrat I has beta sassetioned by the KING. Thr French Fire per Cents. on Saturday err' 74 f. Bank Stock, 1,3E5 A Hansbargls Mail lima arrived, wills Papers of recent date. The following is u tltrlifi court:, striemsta 2. Ali is undone without having been engaged. Every body has deserted him. His treasures, consisting of 180 okra of gold and silver, sod nonsense magazine., have been hound at Pays. At Palacestro, his !men*, formed in the European m oney, as MOO as they saw the Ottoman fleet, demanded their pay. On the 28tb of last month they received it, bet en the 49th declared they would nut fight, bill snrrende►. Veli Paella seeing himself without defence, went in a boat with a flag of trace and about twenty per sons to the Captain PlChll, with the keys of the fortress. "As the Salton commands," said be, " I submit to his deri. @ion open my ;" 1w was received with diatinction mod even humanity. The Captain Podia iniunduately caused the treasure and magaziomt to be pat uopler seal, and 69.0011 slaje of wisest to be delivered among the Iroops.—(Lfais barpts Papers, October 13 ) Exchange or Lusdon, October 13 :-36. 10.....37. 1. Flee to one WM. belted yesterday in the City, that ihe Bill egoism the QUEEN will nut pass the House of Lords. Yesterday a Cann of Directors was held •t the East India Mouse, when the ►►nder.inentiourd Cap• tains mere morn into she etatittiatid of their re sia dive ships, viz.— ("wain C. S. Titnine, Royal George for Bombay and China. Captain J. Paterson, Repolse--fer Si. Helena, Beneooless, and China. The sentence of the Court Martial upon Lientenant- Colonel French, upon amazes iireferred by the Earl of Cashampton, has been pronounced, and has received his Majesty's approbation The Conn has fully end honourahly acquitted this gal. lent not meritorious officer of the 3.1, 41h, sth. and pith charges. It finds him guilty of only so much of the first charge as relates to his keeping a woman in bare:leis, whom he called by the name of Mr. French, hat it adds, 4 6 that Ilse retired and quiet habits of hie, which Lind -Col. French pursued with that person, and the rare which appears to have been taken to pi cv rot her obtruding herself upon the other iehabiteum of the barracks, have in some degree roue• beetled the tendency" of such condor.. It finds hint guilty of the seenuil thaw (that " or inflicting a greats r punish ment on three serkeists, than RA/ awarded by Ihr •.o tessera* a Regimental COWS Mao tisk") but it slats s. that " he appears to have been led into this irregnlnrity by his •osivas desire to maintain the discipline of the regiment." The Court finally recuawis ode that he 0.00,1 be ashore_ invited upon the breach of decorum involved in the brat chat ge, and reps imanded for his conduct as. complained of in the second charge. His Majesty approves nod confirms the finding and sentence; bid represses his regret, "that the Earl of Carlsempion should, in reference to the 3d, 4th,stb, and 6th charges, have been induced, from misrepresenta tions conveyed to liim,or from ■ misconception of what had reached his knowledge, to withdraw his confidence (sum Lieut.-Cul. French, who appease from the result of this in vestigation not only to have never forfeited his claim to the good opinion end aunfidenee of his Colonel, hut to have merited, by the di.eherge of his duties as Commanding Officer of the 11th Dragoon Hoards, &bring a lung series of )ears, the honourable testimonials which he produced to the Court." On tomb, last, during a heavy gale of wind, accompa nied with rain 1.0611 she WS W. a fine schooner (supposed to be au itincrir.tri), haring rounded the eastern point of Calay bland, off Teuby, and stood in for that port (the crew, by tkvir aisearuvriog of the vessel, belrayiug • total igno rance of tie coast), two pilot-boas immediately put to awe, in tinier to render them assistance. Oa perceiving the tee. 1111:11411tas breakers on the Woolli.o rocks, the crew, it is sup. pow d, were afraid to near the shore, anal consequently bore sway in another direction. It brine late in the evening, there is too much reason to apprehend, that the vessel was stranded ors the opposite side of the bay, and that from the state of the sacils, the crew Mail inevitably have [writhed. 'One of the pilot-boats returned in safety to Teaby, whilst the War, when within a few hundred yards of the shore, was, by 'sudden gust of wired, upset. In eventrqience of this, two boats were initially dispatched with • view to the amistasee of the safortimate sufferers, but we lenient to state, that notwilhataweliag every partible czertlim to ane them, four out of five who bad beat thus precipitated into Caere,,: soak to rise No wore! Three of the unfortunate sun flare left wires and childree. ADDRESSES TO TIER MAJESTY. An immense number of the working climes of the am -fro. polio snot its vicinity, paid yesterday morning their tribute of respect, admiration, and sympathy, to their Queen. The ex. pectation of nunacrotis processoimi had excited a lively interest among the public, more especially to witness the procession of the Class blantifirtorcer, which report had previously represented as likely to gratify curiosity in a hitzli degree. Tic streets iberetwe awl even the whole leap of road to Brandrnborgh Howie, were even su early as ten u'clork • extremely crowded. The first procession which made its appearance was that of the Carpenters and JOillt'fF, who etimosenced their march in regular MAY, from fields at I t o'clock, walking four abreast, soil c trrying sin nicroo• flags, rnittaitting the exoressi ~,, • of thew freiinga„ nod accompanied by four excell.sit bands of mosie. The whole body , most have exceeded six i h0U.311.1 Iffr6llll.l. en , rh acs rent; a while cockade. The next pm ocession was that of the Glaewhlower.. which, though tort rior in point of missab.rs, excited the attention of tbr spectators, by the beauty and singolartty of their devices, fumed of their awn maistifartore, in rt.' and blown glass. magnificently wwwwwwil with rich and varied ruiners. These bodies we're loudly cheered on shier pro. growl. A third procession, consisting of about forty open car riages tack, drawn by four horses, bearing a crest ritsnolicr of Ladies elegantly dressed, and Griot learn. passed through the Strand taboo twelve o'chtrk. The Gentlemen all wore white I . ..enters. This procession bore Ike Address of the Inhabitants of the rari •b of St. Juke. _ _ _ A &ord., equ■ll 11111/010116 and respectable, conveyed the sentiments of the Inhabitants of West Haw. i n Eiurx - - Among the apertniors who witnessed the provess of these Iwo Insi parties through the Strap', was Land Castlereagh. At half-past one &clods the procession of inieriseineen pikers passed throng* the Strand, on foul, •nsouating to between 4 and 5.000 fine young men. The scene in the evening was not less anintsti el than that of the morning, the otreels brine crowded wills spectsiors to witness C.e retains or she 1 Depotattoos, II was about ..light o'clock when Ilse fax.m blowees rosoie their ap. itemaahee its lie Strand. They hod pow:lard thems•dvrs with torches, which displard their gismo devlvon In great adv 3 "- Ctige, soil tousled it brilliant spectacle as they mowed igloo& acconspauird by the approving shoots of the populace. FROM TUESDAY NIGII7"S GAZ ETTE. DIVJ DEN Ds. Dfccother 2. G. M. Morkle, of NCI/ xtrert gr:oar... Fetter- L„ n ,h mt . winn.merchant, at tea, at November 14. W. Wapiti, late of lll•tighton otreet, Clare. market, emit-merchant, at eleven. al CmitJhall, Ltrtrihm. N./Wernher 4. T. IV4 at, Grarer bort li.stseet, London, whole aale-pet Omer, at luelve, at Ilailatball. . . , October 28. G. Adams •ml T. Na'?,.s late or Gloucester, jeerll.-rs,at ten, al Guildhall, London. Novi miler IC H. Dover and A Dc Frozer, of Droad street. mews, London, merchants, at It n. st Guildhall. Noverniter 21. J L Armitige, of Sh3.l-Tluurie.l, Surrey, eurriz.r, at 'learn, at Gui 1".11.11111. November 18. 1.. Jacob.. of Noooan.otreet, Middiese% Ilu u. dons dealer, at Icn, :It (1.1 I tditA 11, London. November 18 T. Smitten, of St. Etimo.olo Bury, Suffolk, tallow chandler, al ten, at Gultiball. London. Novembrt 18. J. Knott, W. Smith, and .1. Clarke, late of Da( •stree4 Souther ,k, Surrey, hat-mauuketurero, •I twel.e, at Guildhall, Loudon. November 4. H. Richards, of Brueonsfield, Buckingham, earprtitcr, at twelve, at Gni!Atli, London. November 4. C. R. H. Bailey. lite of Suallowfield, dealer, at twelve. at Gnildhali, London. November 14. IL Williams, sof Salisbuoy, Wilts, linen-dra per, at 1C,., ■t Gaildball, Loa.fun. Novrmbre 14. H. Tloompsoo and T. Nostra, of Taraffior row, Hothcrhitlie, Soucy, wine-merchants, at ten, at Lomloo. November 14. J. M. Dr Qrtirna, 6f Size lane, Illockleraiery, Loort tttt t merchant, al ten, at Guildhall. Ntiecrithcr In. W. Strvertson, of Sheffield, Yo►k, grocer, at twrlrr, at the Commercial Inn, Sliefiad. (-FAT' neATts —Novrainvie 14. R. A. INnab, of New Kent-rust, Surroy, K. Taylor, uuw nr late of Birmiugh tm, denirr in bultion....— M. COW, late of perky, irsonwiunger.. 2 .l. Skitherk, of Linda, hiding, of Blackburn, Laura Mer. rollow mailufaciurti...—G. %Veneer, of Abehurch Lundy: ro, merchants—J. Crap. r f Entringham. flatland, corn d✓alrr. Hardy, W. H. Hardy, and J. 11. Hardy, of Birmingbaan, merchants. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POIEVIMOUTH. OCTORIR 94. Arrived the Cecilia Marg.retta, Minorcan, horn Bergen for liour.lenux, with alibi split, ace. The lioanco still remains in }tooth lieu Beach, and the carol delivering, which has conic mit free Gum thintner. PLTSIOUTR, OCTOBER 23. Arrived the Minerva, Dak, Ginn thorlotc. FALMOUTH. OCTOBER 22. Soiled the Duke of ‘Vellintrion, Ilicrr. for Ltismrii. Poi hack the Marquis of Salisbury packet for the Islands; and the fur Lisbon; 16r latter sill, loss of foreyard. Rutatrro v, OCTOBFR 24. The Ann, Cowie, of North Shield, from Um h r s., I•tst two anchors, and alterwards cut into Shoreham. SIN: had strut k MI II bank shoot I knee ItaflleP S thief,. un S dor. nod reerived considerable damage. The schomare John evil William, II (tom levlzinil to Newhaven, pass here last night, with loss of buiwsiks and every &twig oil' Ike TIAILW/Cll, OCTOBTR 24. The Royal Oak, Mirky, *bleb as on shoot., his hero got off, •nd rides at the hick of the Yarriaou ashler bare poles; her rigging, sails, nod ■tone arc brought is here. Thr Mary, Kish y, and C'swilr, sr, Steward, remain on Ike Gentled is a burls.; state. The Also, of Whitby, also rrasaists. MARGATE. °Oft/PERI/. The Robert is still nn shore, but bre- 11241 hrokon, and the temaining masts are roue; should the weather continue moderate, it in hoped the mahogany will be oared. DEAL, acToorie 24. Came dawn from Ilse River and 'email, the Anthony Gyp ea, far the South Si.; Vittoria, Fierier, mud Valeria, Hearn, fur Jamaica; Yoanahu►bsud, Prawn. Cra Demerara; Ceres, 71tonimitin, for Sierra Leone; Parietts, James, far Dayssinalt ; t l lriea , Ruse, fur Aliesat; and Peat. l u pe. for Scilly. Arrived the Wye, from Sheeraeso. AMR QUAY (NEAR PAIDITOW) OCTOSTR 43. The Churchill, guns, of North Yarmouth, front Palermo fur Liverpool, was driven on shore last evening in a dreadful gale of wiud Pear this place, and it is feared will go to pieces. _ 13117%701, ocroara 24. Artired the Arians:tent., Bark.r. fwiti Stockholm fur New 'link, iu distress, and must uslond. ursitroot., octants 23. The it:vadat% frown Dahlia, with grain, is sank is the i iver, hut as the vessel is dry at low water the carps is expected to be saved. Arrived the Elimtlwth. Rea, from Porno* Apes ; Wit. liana, Critehell; abillVallettoo,Owrii, from Bahia; Advert. fine, Smith, from Paraiba; Pure, Griffiths, front Alamo. him: Amelia, lanwrarity; awl New Join', Campion, from Jamaica. lICAUBOROUGH. OCTOBER 23. The frierds, Robison, front Alcatel to Yarmouth, fell in MI the 1311, last. with the Integrity, Cassinisik e of this piece, (cum Lichen for Loudon, is distress, haves( Wen on share in the Levu in the Calmat; she toot the Mw oat, also a fen stores, and landed shim herr. CALAIS, OCISUI* W. The !Ark retsaite vessel a Doerr, with pasionteusw, hag. rev, &r. got Me shove to the eastward of this harbour, about sieves, o'clock last siglit....sll tbt lives are sate✓, but it is feared the vessel will is t pieces. T w OLD DAUNT, Orrom is. Thir morning the hissinem of These Gesiifllle renirrin, ; .l Wow %Ir. Basun Wood, Mr. Jiesi:ce Palk, ilte Mr. Aliferm in Birch, Ice. &r. The f011,%,0g iv th , Nengain up in Tnesilay twining .1:4,: r,:n,l„. Convict' ondhr 'entente of fitql i 1 i ... 34 4 t!ndcr t•eseiroce of Irma...tonal:if atm fur hi , ti .. lc, FOr fourteen yelo• . ..., 5 • 15 For wires 'tors Various Woo pf loop. i.OO meld 23 l ,) Cuinaistted by IM C ',imams of Bank. 1 2 rapt Fur trial at ski resent Raseivasa . .... 16-2 .. 3 ! For the ifitheiratty Union... .. .... 1 .. 0 Slate Primmer 1 .. 0 Fur trial at the A••:t •-• 4 .. 0 Rcilmted dark.; plr*onre ..... ... ih,rry Te►srr, acrd 21, W2l fouloilllip of alra;ing 'ramify of cle.•Mrs, Or ptoy.ty .rf ~_rd 37, s . is marl►ttJ of .train ! a grey riding , . the propcoty 11'illiato &Nigh, at pi t ie in , IW..—P.M. p ai l,/ Genii., gird 24, awl Reid, wep t r„,,_ wieted of eteelimt 31 plate, had dn.'s..., the propPri% of j o h s st o ma % erel4.sic iw thaer.l-sives,..—Deat4 TIIRCATENING cr,Trrns. Clitneet lrfog •pparrwtly •Mont IS v. 2T4 of c apit a lly Who'd str:of Me Mark Art, for 4Itootool,,,„1 mmiejeosly seorlowl • Irller to the lirr. Wm. J (7nritte or M. Afstrprees, Arestotitssier, arnlawdiog 11,1 0 1. y front Mot. The P.'lweenl4w stated, del he is gerretary to the S.A.:etc for hoililiog Matches, &r. swot an ihr.34 Ortnber h. r.- reiverl n letter incited * It. It. It at his bowie in Jame._ atrtet, Wroluisio•t•r, by the two•prosiy post, h o d h, 1,„,1 nn knowledge of the hand -writing Ile rlorwed it to Pere, S h e o ffi c , e , of I,iner us-rrinare, wool it pt • root% If, et .. gear.'" • surivil leitei, in similar Irrwt. . W 1 1 ,11,11 If II rovirri , 4l mn.l, but 6 , newer Nayth. Prl•mtaw uw iit h„ „.. , n rostottr. The fitter demoted...l 41. 15.. and glatril tiro. his clothes were all in paw u . : 1 : 111 . ,111,1 ot the Pri.orter wished for the family of the 4'l4lKr:our n n his rins.rn4sologtalias Mr. Itodior slated, that lie was put in feral plaint by the prisoner. There were sevwchl witursea who prorid the farts of I:w CASE, nod who slated That the P1111.1411' at kuunledged hieing 64 ut the i wo lett. is. The Ifratut.,l Judge (11r. Justice Pitut) rommruirtl the ofTruce, stud the Jury found the Priauser Gpi Deaf f i. They terommended him to merry. Imt the trarowd mid the Prisoorr had attempted the same crime b fore. 5. he had mow IWO hikes m his pu.sevstoti which sent to tuu Cltelonseu bs tim PuLICL. M tISION nays,. noanrin• OF 111 r. DOVE!: O,ICII. Ytsterday Pearson 111•41 the Itvo 1114.11 14110 slaw; rliarrt4l a ilh having robbed Sloe Mover Coit-h of orwat,!.. ? ; :WO motres of gold, tend, 'trot a *reload 11111111311011 the Ltd Mayor. Nu arty tuatenal crude tare was riddur..t traimol them, and at the riliasesl of Ike poor, roitot• ibty a. rt mand.d a aei k, a twofer to Wing (ieih re 1.11 1/4 e. ROW lITR r FT. Vestrrilny evening .foka Wilma versa ; 11 i eltarrd with than-bola roodurt in l'alarelmil. It appeurd that Illy Irriwowr had mow to Iltai plare for the purpose ol demmistritior Isis rlisapproltstion to the ”uke of ton, sod other Perla, un their Daring the Hume of Lord., a n d owitir.z other persons to follow hi• <oomph-. The Miller la a respertatile TAO, and on earmirl.sior tin mono: emitrit Om, with a promise not to be guilty ut tile ni.sisp.i. Mart, lie rue ilischargrd. NA lik E TS. from the " Lowden Memnon,' Prier Cermet," of Trimarar, (Wolin. 24, 1820. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Crrivvvv.—Tiiis surtic:e hav brep doll nt .34 miter our lir, the public toles, "hid; have her■ rather aunserelia, !rive gime Ha heavily at a ridisciiiiii of Is. to 3a. per rut ; ;UV euu sis iril alumat exclusively of archaise, nail geed ordialiv Jamaica mid Foreign. Very limited busied's, has urea done privately. - 'Ube ;tor* or w. 1. Coffee is now 3,741 Wins, fo•ioz 1,130 less than at ibis time &est year, preforms priers 2u.. per OW t. tito6ll.—The British Plantation Sugar 'mart iota Nei!, 11 it, soil the priers of *own and kiw , T31 , 10s abut ls. borer, iwetudirit the rethictiou ou Turiday Sugar of bailer qualify briny fall priers. Poifeceipl. Tweseiatr, Ocfrabre lit, Fora o'Ciarct. eneocc.—Three public pales were bronchi forward to-41; aMolllllinf 1.. 523 casks of Jamaica and Domm,ra ; io Ilk early mirt of the males good anal Gate crralinat y Jamaica sold at n rrdairrion of 3s. per (wt. as the sale. :Meaner,' Ism r prices WErf. pall!, and llse Dominica sold near as high as abas ing last Mt. k, the avrrare leant:inn iv shoat IN. per cwt. 'llse B. P. 'uxar 1118411 M was weer Slat to ilay.and the wiles were more limited Slam ilwy have beet, for some time past, we make • tcnill rrdnr in the mice of oralannry brown JUlialeS, lint very ordinary St. Lorna was told imday at 57.. whirls is rush,, Isiglirr for that description. SILK.—The East India emaspany's quarterly vale of Silk re 11111 l a Herd yeatei day, and on the 'strage has gonn2o par cvist higher Ilea Use last sale. CORN RICIIANGR, ()ermine 25. Our ma.krl eoaturniu= thinly sappdicd with Wheat, • few samples of Sue quality sold to weedy buyers at fruni Is. to 2s. per quarter abure Monday's priers, and there Will* rather rr demand fur lie ■rcuts.l ipialitirs. nue Barkv lulu( seater, is also Is. par g.urtrr dearer, but thore is ao' imoriiernient iu the urilianey deseriptiuus. hoe foist, Om, fully support Monday's priers. la Beaus, Pease, auJ otkrr articles there is nu alitrallop. COAL M ARK ET, OCTOBER 23, Ship at Markel. Mope gold. Price. 691 Nrwcastle s3} 331 141 to 424 Pil 12 1tun , t4r144.1 ....... 8 1 W41.1t C0a1....... 1 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 661 67 I Old A 'ties .... 66 ; -: 3 per Cent. Cuni.67ilik I Ex. Bills. rt..... 4 5 pi. 3i per Cent. 751 I LotteryTickets,.2ll.lB.. 4 per Cents. Bst I Oossesnan ..;fl dis. 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 104tt I Cons. for Acc 6714 68 Bsnk L. Ann. 17! 7-I9 BIRTHS. On Smithy evening, 22J i ustmnt, Lady Elizabeth Be'grave. of a daughter, at Lord Belgrave's house, iu Glolltitlut are. Vevterday morning, in Ifill.airect, the Lady of A. W. no buts, F.:el. 111. P. of a ibughler. On the i 614 instant, the La,ly et Charles S. Tandy, EN. or a lOM. MARRIAGE. On the 13th instant, its Carnew Chards, Wa. Lettetth. Esq. of Grcentsnll, in Ilse teensy Wiclsksw, to Margaret'. thisd &tuella- of the late James *yeses, Esq. of Caollsay, its said county. DEATH. 0. Wednesday seanight, at Wixford, Mrs. Hsrvey, relict of the late Rev. Dr. Haney, of kyle. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. lorniug 5 oiler 5. Evvoia; 30 after 5. Waged sad l'alatiabed at Too Sums Moo soil •ns GLOIC t►Ake, No. 117, C. CONNWNLL, of do 61road. ~ i 'lg