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PRICES Of BRITISH n' Peak Stock Dm* Aecc. per Cent Red. 93 94 I 3 ppeeee ennt.l'mw. Der Acct 96 951 porCeet. Mr Cent. Red.llll ew 4 per Cent. India Stock I km A rrt. Ditto {fund* 93 97 pm 'POCKS ON SATIIItD Yr Loo Anti. 22 16-16 23 South ses Stock South Sea Old Annuities, Smith Sea New A r nninw Na.Bille,2ll.l.onOL 53 55 14 pm Ditto, Wale Ditto, Small Ditto, 1 ed. UMW. 65 53 Sl pus Dino, WO. 35 53 54 pm Ditto, Smoll 43 o 3 54 pm !emery Tickets . _ ;TOON ON SATURDAY. Greek 194 \lexicon CO Neapolitan (11114) Ditto Scrip pe Peruvian Proemial 3 per Cents 151 Rosman 6 pert:mtg. 93a Spanish 11821) 23k Ditto (la) I ni PRICKS or FORKION Almeria. Sri ip 96 Ryon Snip 21 pr Bursae Ayres Snip pse C4ulian pci CoKiwhien PIA I New dam 814 1014 Ircnch 103 50 thaw Knip 14 pr nritioit prego. I'fIE.ITRE linrA 1., 1)111711)%tANE• Thi• braving. MONDAY. I meetaber 1.40. wsr. Ls lerfut mad 11.1 i lib: ru. wassevi, Maerearly; Ilardurf. Mr.Walhrek; Lady Macbeth. Mr.. I:unet. After wbkh a new /:allot INvertbaerent. carol F‘MILY FAIL: Or. TIIK TWO 1 I FILE sisTimS. by WWI. To eoarlude with 1111.1.10/N MAID. (Mee. Mr. hhcrwlit Mrs.Waylett. Ta.nrorr , w, Uzr Yrc:eliata. and 1y l'i.e'e Cabrlcl. r!! ITRE C(II'ENT-(;ARDEN. I Ibli Ertiblisc 01‘'. Dec.:•w. will h performed Till: 1 , %IR thEll'ENr. Alta))))) Mr. Cumber ; Horatio. 111r.l'imbig; I.*Attarle. Mr. C. getable. Callous All • 41.er which. THE Mll.l.lelt AND MU. MEN. uniehifr. Mr. Exeter; Earl. Mr. ehowherd; Leilielr. Mr. Cooper. Ula.ttlna, Mrs. %Ulna; Harloa. Mrs Fater:t. To morrow. A Women Never Ve‘t, and The Barber of 1 h. Dm Ts's, Pa seL pullishing on Saturday simpthing at live o'hocli. LONDON, MO:ND/IV. Drc san2o , 18e4. We received the Paris Papers of Friday last night. The only article of domestic intelligence they contain, is re specting an occident which happened oil Thursday to the lirso's carriage, as it was conveying his NIA/ /ASV( and the Dna:roux on a shooting excursion to Vincennes. It ap pears, that passing along the Quai de la Megisserie, the fore xletre,. broke. A cry of learnt was instantly raised by the spectators and petty dealers ou the quay, anal the royal carriage sins speedily surrounded by a multitude, who tosiously premed forward to se.certain the extort of the ace'dost. The KING and Dar riots alighted, and entered an.etlt• r carriage in their suite, and his M TAT was oh served to smile at the tritlingriess of the danger he bad e,caped ; but he was, we arc tell, evidently much gratified with the affectionate conduct of his subjects, who made the air resound with shouts of !'ire Zr ! The petty dealers adroitly seized the opportunity to beg the Krao's perinissiens to carry cwt their traffic in the PlaceduChatelet, from the 1 sth of Ucccntbt•r to the 15th of January, as forinerly. Ile at once enet•eie•d the favour. "My chil el.,.n, 1 grant it to you.'"f he royal party then drove soW, err4-let, :1 it will readily be anticipated, the un bounded acclamations of the bystanders. The (barrier fruneitis has the comtnencement of the trial of Colonel 4: t• et) Ali, At rs. Ile is accaa•d of having heen a chief actor in the treasonable conspiracy in I SZ2, under I :oneral lira era re. like most r, marbable part of the pro c.sslings in Court, as far as they are reported, is the 4.1 pension of the trial, in littler to cut oh' the prisoner's ri mooches, the Soh-P:efict or Sattrusur having stated in his e rhlence, that he could not r• cognize the Colonel's coun t, narce on account of their growth. The prisoner appealed passionately to the Prtsid• lit a:zainst the loss of his nalistachvs. Ili. 'ennst 1 slsii warmly resiztecl the public pee_Tenturs dernati.l. " tie mis rt•cognised," sal h e , •' H o t alone by his mustaches: be is known by his ahape•, his heir, his complexion, atal his vole•:•. It would be crud, thew.fore. to require this szTritic... on the ground t! .tt has been The ;.,r, at :it lie once, in ph•dg.d hi. iillustach...s to obtain a supply of pro- s for fantisliOtg artily. Ile went afterwards and ',enec•mel them. Such was then the rspe•et felt towari!s clap oraamerit ot• the !mown of the brave ! Von, Al, arieurs, will not tml.•r the hollow-aisle sold'er belere you to Ix• thos de;rade el before his rOll Viet ‘`tlt" Tka whin•ss called forth the aerlamatious of the auditors ; hut though the Coort would net eemply with the ri e f t i ireri of the• public 1::1) tutor, to t xeluele anal punish the applauders, it I c'el the al•ate•ntcnt or the eon tack's necessary. The wit in's could rust atter war,:% rasi!i rely r• Cl yt.iNe the pri .on r, a:••1 Linted th.tt there had been an abrideme lit of h witi, l.e r.. which restile red it 41.T.ienIt to his id..rt;ty. Cow: slid not thia tit 141 mak? any order i 1" poet to l!u• 'ra, The Ftithiy hns in the part crept on applieminn Ervin an intli‘itlual (a NI. IIFI tit t. ft) ur a city nri. of Italian tinnily, In chate , e his name. The nun-nrie,4l S• . from thrti.rticw l e ap r.;, r•':ttite to di.• :It St. t .!borfl. In the ~, of Friday, m - 111.11 arrived last I. l.t and ill the .I.' ii• tit • lllh u;* Y..)! , liriu awl 11 7-itow;r. I.avo coisroltia -0: If IL•c loti;,-d.re;tt d cc:u•uativi+ lo:ot loci to t trcctcol. TI, :it t~ . l• ct kir:: c.ratrailictory, C., W. n.n•.t yt . : • 11•1%-114: I'7: .18tIFC . I., hit h. 11:1! j - .0, , i0 , •11'...% to dir t. it roust ct ir~l Pit-r; it i t'•r b:r: up.ni to I x?viiti4 , ll sooner lir t:i t ityprotrlN that in Cc elcenyiev,t within N kts 64.11 inclitc.d, :te. s prdrelit l•':.•u o. lite "I'Llki,le Eat, erl 41, 1, n d ni:' t•iit, thi• ;../ Iry lin! am . 1 11 .11./il. I.oen to tho 'Au ?.. : I've lir.. Le 11.1 K 8 I. La • Ip•Ai do, ;1:.• 4.*1! •.. : 11.. s rut. " 7 • tic •:lhl.it:ut! " ?.O tta ::Lti 1~ col!! t 1 1 .1'1 V. 11l .s U . I!1 r:triTclin Nwtis, .0 emir! its ths.r):l:g t•t allow. that Giuttglt tto- ti.t. r illt . I;orca. • i:. :II • „ i ill IO.:IIy I~..; 31111 V that t Lc 6.,i 1 die p to the po• ( if Vt:otiian the of (an t f Con. ut ;1, Xt. re,,itta . XI II,IIIV. LON k 11, that rart ui th, .1:i i '!I I:4h icu; !.i.u-ustitt,l! t I. mst u and 1: i: from ti tcLnl. c . 11 , 111 et a:•• 01%:111 iC ruy, opul .ri.i:ly rx•r• P %. OA, IV I! 01 11. L is 1‘ It. am! .i^.l:i.. It oi 1 .11, t 13.. r Af•ti "1 31 i'cit.rOth r...;-,.trtl to th. 11. 4 - wr.riv,.s to Le c:s Pis trooi , i a•: p•rsai•o!.• ottt ~r „:„1 r!, , re prv!cii: r,j. ~j,. j t 0.1.111 It•nd I i •• I • t.- T I t•! The .61 ;o :t i'' si. ut iu tl! • A;t4-::t b.,11.re t':.• that oil fart:wr coimid,ratif‘ti th, y tail a U. the etk•t':pt t 7 .1 •h:• --rit•r% :•1 tr,) (if they cap) ill CIA 'J.., et:r-; to: !,,t u, hit it Observer labour u it may, to prove that the disasters of the Turks have been insignificant, that Paper cannot gainsay the fact, that the Greeks arc now masters of the Archipelago, from the surface of which they have trium phantly driven their enemies. It win be highly gratifying to our readers to ham, that the account of the revenue for the current quarter, ending the Sth of January, evinces farther incontestible proofs of the growing wealth and increasing prosperity of our coun try. In those branches in which the revenue is raised, ac cording to the consumption of articles of comfort and luxury, and in which it may be said individuals voluntarily impose upon themselves the contributions they pay to the public treasury, we understand that the augmentation, during the present quarter, greatly exceeds the produce of any preceding one. We have not heard the amount or the increase in the Excise stated, but in the Customs it is estimated at neatly 200,000/. Not only, therefore, will the deficiency resulting from the repeal of duties ir this branch of the revenue be supplied, but we may expect a considerable surplt:s over the gross amoent of the eorrecponding quarter of last year. We congratulate the British public on the prospects they have before them. The peace of the Continent seems firmly secured, and our domestic tranquillity was never more profound. Long may w.: continue to follow that sound and liberal system of foreign policy and domestic government, to which we owe all the blessings we enjoy! The meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Malian, Sr et AC kr , and 1:aAll An, on Saturday, was every thing but satisfactory ; no person present knew, apparently, to what his attention was to be directed, and all looked in vain for any materials from which a true state of the concerns of the house could he collected. The great object of a meeting of this kind is, to open every source of intelligence, u to every transaction which led to the insolvency of the bank rupte, to facilitate every important point of inquiry, and to enable all the parties whose property is involved in their failure, to examine and ascertain whether the bankruptcy was occasioned by unavoidable embarrassment—by the wasteful spirit of speculation—or by afrandulcat misappli cation of the deposit,. But this enlarged last examination of the bankrupts was met by the assignees, without any previous preparation having been made to mettle any one creditor to setisfy himself on either of these heads, and was postponed till the inth of January next, without any vi- Bible prospect, as far as the assignees are concerned, of die oust examination being at all more satisfactory. The in tetval, however, is extremely beneficial, as 'Boding a time for investigation, by which truth may be elicited, and facts clearly set forth, which, as yet, are involved in doubt and intricacy. The creditors will have time to prepare theutselvcs to meet the partners cn inure equal terms. They came on Saturday wholly unprepared with any pro festional agent, through whom, as a body, they could act; while, on the other side, each of the partners had his sepa rate Counsel, and his separate Attorney, independently of the Counsel and Attorney employed by their assignees. Mr. C. KNIitIIT am:titled on behalf of the committee that had been appointed by the general meeting of creditors, held at the Freetnasons"favini ; and Mr. Mattti w likewise at tended on behalf of certain other creditors but the profes sional aid and exertions of both were rendered unavailable from the immethodical mass of the accounts, which, if in reply to the questions they put, or fee any purpose of immediate reference they had been put into their hands, would not have enabled them, while it was day-light, to have disentangled any one statement, or hare got conelu sivily at any one fact. A strong anxiety was mattilisted to get rid as much as possible of all / rrG.tit scrutiny, and all inquiry into the traitsartii•n brought forward so pointedly by Mr. K siciiiT was resisteil, in the ground that it was a case that ought to t' inquired it:to in tritest Mr. KNIGHT express - 11 his wish tar ;amine the bankrupt (Mr. 'ATKA( El). Mr. Best!. MONT AGO, the teureTl for the afsignocs, int:- mated that Mr. SraseeV was /:u/ to b e rem: d ee d, lint added, that " extraordinary as it might appear, lie must intorpoae to pre-rent his exotainatimr. - the taillSt'lltlCllCO of which was, that Mr. S CEs ' a u',. was rust groNird. Mr. Poll rasa alto, the Counsel fur Mr. Srtc.m ry, in hie ailtire.is to the Commissions re. stated, that his client was iff , Ut OM: bons to be vitamin. d, and that, " he had not felt • that rise' Cominiesioners bad a higher duty to perform, he should eat:Tat of them that he be examined. - Ilene again Mr. Sri; AC tv's anxiety was disappointed, and the etiniters, who were quite MI Sinerray , kliletis that he 011441.1 be Cm left the benek of his examination. In the stat..:un nt made by Mr. STItACtY ' S Counsel, on his 1...ha1f, a very inipertant fact was omitted namely, the e:tettmetanee of the overdrawn accounts of the I•3lik ritlec, smut r e thrill, which !'ace 'Weil clearly ase:Tiaincil to vs... ...II upwards of It woos that one or two of the ass:vit.:et:, ark,: the gr....tor part of die creditors had left the room. witivr the tiVIII Conviction that the recount reed to thrtit hail nude up, and had the full sanction of all thc it, intin.ah .1 that welt was not the case; hooded Nlr. 1h.1.1 sxi, Ilisticitly statcd, in the previous I .; (1;11-%, ;:e the account wore not at prtsent in sorb I ‘l.•a; th- faugiirc. , , Lt be laid heicve tit- cr. tiato.::. Tires why did be, as ow of the as them to b.. react? Amid further. wile did be runic Ale. ti a ei., his co-as.:: ::we, to pro.:liit Pot.- Ock Mr. :Zi “Ar Ceusiset, with such cuplattatititin : 3 we:l. if 'Wired of Inn', VC:IT giving as express to the 4.;:ini,Al which was then etiterlilit:el, that Ilse :.ta.eit:, it ?mule Icy Ir, Po:A.:N.S 1:341 lit ittil eon:w it 11..- of all the :!:;glgnet s ? it treating: the Creditor,' Ctiriy by far the greater number to leave the room and. r :melt ant • rronemis initressitin ? Sech. leiw ce• r, wie the ; ar..l ru itioligtialit were some or a, ere slit... th:tt ii, y 41 M.. It; ti I. 1 , . Y. one of the Coin- I tak.• a nut. Or the Cirellilleilanee, WISH, he )l rivt•ars that nn Wet. unhtul 1.. ; L:•. fe ;•1/.ll,tird hi, er•lgno . r 1:1 711 It'" ikr arePurtis, but that thi by Mr.llatt.. ar miller his directions. Icsiks a lithe 4.iirpiciett4. lit .4 nearly Cenileelell with th, 1/a111.11:05 , , 41111 SVP.I Ito Olt in fur 1:!e eNrrefel ;•tlnP , e I , l'zoieerlig 11 ,0 111; it ' is tl...t•ir- • :mid it I.e twin. etrectnally than I.y the adept,. ? late y.-ors this is certainly the• only ban' routs' crate of :me re au ::Me ac countant has not witst strongly r, com e:. od to tl.e iiel,•, d the step trill readily iircamt it•,- , f ir so% it reflection a tot itr ',"l:l,l ' •! •'; ....Pi', 11l tin 17 part. to the t bonlot. e'n•ark .i!1 11.0 ai,:grt7.3te ninotilit . 7 • ", :jilt: II M v:>1: :Ind t in .I'A 1 ,Iran' ulll all exlirieit and in ii••.iii i:::cr vole. rim o f the hint,. in..; lin. , nt to every cri.liter, on inspeit t:,m, a true wilt:l:ion ( d' !Le e..us.s to ',Welt the i.l l i t , •• !listly in lie aserily.l. and iiintie it 1 , 1 ~r the couroimir .1•; ill, ul. I r :iiiy of it, do; . ;Ala Lll truth :I:l.ielt. hill-cov e r CH.. 1'11114 , -0 of Rt. at .1 of 01, rt..! . 13le exact amount Ii the 1110(1 not of to be wade. lu :: ein:eurn of sneli :01 I wit:l cultr and llo.:1:41r.: If the kiln! it mast imperi l:lull, ir. enly i; it mort , tr .:I,tly the interest M . the eri dilute Ic:tt it. litti it 1,; tf th•• iinvort ance I.s Ai %.:o STIt At I.li Stud (;:t..11.401, thnt it sted! ::it I. tl:rni to call for it. that tl mov ri• the ay.iititt: it of 2 71 It'c 1.1 . 1 .•:•iuni to IiIV sletiel-1 ill slay er tt.o. hat io r , :I .•t importaut tori, a I e!er.• the tr• c.f . the nte•nin: w,v2,1 tier r.ru.it t:•: :e estico. of CI,- •.t- THE BRITISH PRESS. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. The Duke of St. Alban's and the Ladies Romelerk are expected this day, at their scat. I :atton, Surrey, from Brighton. The Earl and (iotintess Sefton and the Ladies )Iwlyneux are es peens! to leave town on %Wednesday nest, for Paris. The lion. Fret, r.ek Lamb left town yesterday for Brighton. Sir fiodney Wi haws, flare has left the Goma Tree Club !lore, St. James's-street, for Brighton. The Countess of Essex arrived In town yestctdsy, from the Marquis of Stafford's scat at Pulteory. The 3larquis of %Westmeath left town on Saturday, for Ireland. Pascoe Orenfell, Esq. 11. P. hart arrived at bin house in Charles. street, St. James's-squ.ire, hum hip seat, Taplow, Berks. Lord Alvanley entertained a diseinguisliLd party at dinner yes terday, at his Inflow in Park-place. The Dowager Alarvintmesa of Salisbury entertained a velem circle of Fashionables on Friday evening, at her house in Arling ton.street. Arrivals at Jordan's Hotel. St. Jartirs'worect : Lord Suffield and family, front their 14 . 71 L in Norfolk ; C. Wynn, Esq. from Bath; Mrs. Itubinson and f.unily, from Brussels; Capt. Lewis from ditto. J. Cede:, Esq. has left floeld's lintel, Jermyn-street, for Os. font. Colonel Jackson rrrived on Saturday et Fenton's lintel, St. James's-place from Ireland. Departure from d tin ('apt. Hyde, for Brie:horn ; James Manning, Esq, fur ditto; William Russell, Esq. for Bath. Arrivals at the Waterloo lintel, Jerroyn-street :—Mrs. Richard son and the three Aliases Richardson, front Paris; Henry Ihm e h, Esq. front his seat, near Coventry. Charles Marjnribanks, Eaq. has left ditto for Brighton. Arrivals at the Loudon Hotel. Albemsrle-orect :—Colonel and Lady L. Oswald. from Scotland; Cipt. Lindsay, ditto. Depar tures —The hey. Mr. Sr. John, for fleets; Gcweral Coglin and SOW Cue Tunbridge Wells. Ihisartures from the Polteney Hotel, Albcmarle-street —Mr. and Mrs. Norton for Bath Mrs. Burney Barclay and family, fur the Keith. THE KING'S COURT. We nsc ft. Drc. 19. Yesterday a Court was summoned to meet at two o'clock, at the King's Castle at Windsor. His Majesty, and the suits necessary to hold a Court, arrived at the Castle from the Royal Loelpt at a quarter past two o'clock, in two earria'tes. Every arrangement being made for commencino a Court, Mr. Secretary Peel had an audience of the King, to officiate for the Lord President of the Council, who is abroad, to lay before his Majesty the business to be submitted to the King for his commands. There were present, the First Lord of the Admiral") , ; the Chancellor of the Eveliequer ; the Secre tacks of State for the Henn., Foreien, and Colonial Departments • the Lord I'rivy Si! a ; the President of the Board of Tra de; the Lord Ste ward of tLe Household ; Mr, Fremantle; Sir Hilpove Turner (Groom in Waiting), &c. Lord Erskine was inne , lueml to his Majesty by Mr. Secretary Canning, and kirso.:l panels upon his being ap pointed Minister to the Court of Wirtcmherg. Lord Viscount Strangford was also intreduced to his Majesty, by Mr. Secretary Canning. on his return from his embassy to the Grand Signior, at Colistantinerle. The King held a Privy . Comeil, at which the Meet ing of Parliament was t:11;011 into econiih•ration, when it was further prorogued from the Gth of January to the 9 s l day of l'ehruary, then to meet for Ow despatch of busi ness, notice for which, as an Gram. in Council, will appear in to-morrow night's Gem and a Proclamation will It posted in the usual p!ac.s in London ay , ' other parts of the United Kinplem. _ . Ilia Nlal'esty gave audiences to Mr. limning and Earl Bathurst. The Court broke up a: five o'clock, wheu his Majesty and atite rt.ittru..l t , ) tl:e Royal Lodge to dinner. The Noblemen and Centh•men e•nopming the C nut left Windsor fcr London. (Ant Earl l;altnrst• who proceeded to Propmore, to dim! with Lord t ;relit and the Earl of Liverpool, who left f'r Coombe %Voctl. The Duchess of Kent and the Nine :Y..8 Few!ors attended Divin e S e rvice, at the Itoy:.I Gertnan Chapzl, and heard a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Ittp(r. Belvoir Castle, the at at of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland, will he a accne of great fe:ti‘ity dm in: , the holi days. Among the Nunn r nts dirtievi.ll.ll my!, s in vited are, the Duke of York, the Doke of Wellington, tic Ilfarquialf Anglesey, This day. the King It' 4./IFre.ree will receive Vicountess Granville, the laniy of our Ainb:”:::l, l, tr at Paris. Lord Gwilon has arrived at Nt:e , ii di lt , onania. has given the Greeks au hundr: 'I embroil rid s•amlards. the presents of the most th.titer.t:.died Forty younsplisit rel..it.tccts have also arrived at Na poli. Died, on the Pith ult. in Poly, at the Eons" of his broth( r-;n -law, the 71st 1!;:tml:8 1 .1‘. 11 .;try i sotiot St. John. Lord 11:dit:glreke, Paton of 11:tterA 3, of Lyd ian! Park, 11 - iltshitt. Le..h.'::;) is sue,aolcd in his titles and estates by his rote, tb.• Mammal& Henry ' et. John, (nue: Lord liis estnt Lordship martied a sister of Sir John :llildmay, and is t:ro:he•--in law of Lord Folkestone, and Paul Alethuen, Es.i. of Cur sham-h: MUNIFICENT Girr.—Danntesey Dollop. of Salford, Erq. now upwards S,I y...•r4 Of has ctiu., d a b e n,- voience and litemlity ..e re I y eTtalled in tip attnals of charity. This worthy L.ati I. s pea( melt the Niattellester Infirmary and Dive:vary with two most gmerous bene factions asnount;og to 10,evoi., suhject to two short an titti!ien. The follow;rg toast (says the n,:. 1 ./in 21ft.-/-4;nz Regixter), was riven at a full inc.:lir! ci the members of the !Ica Stott!: Club, and Ti o.•;r: Bard :—" The Pape in the l'illnry--the in I!_ll—and the lhvil pelting Priests at him !" _ _ The tan asurr.; tibia 1r !lie lloyal Dublin Society for the introdurticn and u:: to of the a:ritual:wairc of native straw plait in Ir, !al , l. tun:already ferni,licil the hap piort ri.ults. It r.a7a . •:; , •11 , ..11 in sown places, and bids fair *a spread 'if. if• !y over the reentry. %Vt. understand er,t a ,'.14, war has orakred to ert ready, for the pork's.: of ccia‘eying t 9 INcw l'oik the 4 ;overturn:TlE. anti n::y's temntiss:onent. who will sail early From New York *hay wil proceed to Albany, and 1!1.11, prolg:hly, by the line of the new canal to :!•• • humd of whir!), ain the banks of the Detroit iliv, t, tt:..y ile„:11 their labor.rx, as spring conmiencis in ;lac ainufli-wertorn can% mity of Fpner carlior by a ;no wrets ti..an at (:engarry, %-..!ticli is die tiorth-ca.4 t't, linvo wi:h a lent; Liiirax, dated ea; I :Ith of last whieli sa . /s. " Adadr.tl Lrike was fast r..reverin from t: , e elii els of a lo:oken arm, ;:aid will rail for !le:n-10a ir! tl,e rin al ieo.t a fortaii::iat. The slaps :!•!ali•ion he Satuarang, 1). i, Sap-oho, rind ; .iie lat ter arrivcal In re Y. i:a a ter. days for ltarbaahvs and Jaw:lira. The r.applao /Or tI:•r -uut :a ti , -%:orrow ; i.. 1 -n• I is now whoi,y ~•, ,y rni,lt by Itoy,l Mar:ot , . t - ;•„is:11.ot los protv , ;tl: tl to tic ‘l . c , t Ind; A lett,T il.tt'.ll Nov. was talkill or 111,-c I'm a built :to, Cat -r. that t.•t. 0 . • 1 .1 .!,11 ri In Vl' r v.:; •1 ncr Aida t( :.! r s!.:t u to tlrrl: the ‘o:4ii, in :tt t!:e: ;:-• Li; I':r an im- 019 kir,: 1,..4v Lire for 1. .!.i!)1... to r, duea ilto it! of such a f t. Four turn v. v:.l whirl* it was I:rart! in Which ti. rcv, - toent in tlio .1 •• h • wen, .•Iv. prov. I . est:en:ion. burd...its. he • • ; the repcal C.... , It) th.• 3:.:111:11 rtee'pt of the bilat:Coh.s, Anti •! • ••:: ••••.t.;,11 t.. ti•it tt.td, stud eruty not . : t,, I. cor both fee big m il it e1%11..r • ..!•• : Llt•St. Vt`ra:011:: • • 01::crrs Lars of 11 U1:11, I t;. ;t CY' pl.: , wh,•re 111,y 1.1 t • i•;.; •: • Ldart.ii 10 tii purpoFe, ;rid the n cs • • l'r: •-•, '; • •: I •••t waq sold in out•-h,:h . :,:..; t: : ; •••.th bh.tr, 4. by I'ich.lrd4on. Coedit:A r-, the:r t•.; of the shun.. s tit.ty r..- ~.,•,, t!,; it ccrr• . : n. the 1% 2 , • • Elul l'ri - I.! ' I I . 4,t . - 210 , 1, Sr. and mu ;1 in 4 • ..4:ly, Oi . (11:4 Inntaol. rani . v u, :r , tr.diar.l ; • Ofr.e. 1!!'. c : ruer c, C. r:.!, FRENCH PAPERS. [From the Etuik of Saturday.) Manaus, Dsc. 4. . . . . Since the French troop , ' have begun their march to retum home, the Diarin publishes daily the name at the olliccr who commando, oho is a lways a Color.el or a Lietairromt-Colonet Since the let De cember the wade of the ripani.h troops is at eleven Welnek. Some French Journals, which make • point of supporting the re. volutionary faction, have Mated that the Prince of Angela had been arrested at COMMIS. It is well known that the Prince has beta in Italy far above this year past with his wife and family, after having obtained the King's perneission. The same papers say that sigear Castrillo has been : to renounce his Bishopric. Now we must observe, that S. Castrillo not being a Bishop, has no Bishopric to renounce. !le was Canon of the church of St. Isidor at Madrid. and was chosen by the Archbishop of Toledo as one of his auxilia tie•, with the title of Bishop is purlibss. The Liberal journals of France had also said that Count (FOrtate. now at Bordeaux, had received orders to repair to Madrid. Time is false. Ills 3lajtsty liaa just patuitted Count d'Onate to remain • year longer i❑ /ranee. . CADIZ. N0v.30. The Executive and permanent Military Commission of this. city, by a nenapre, dated 21kb of Otiober last, corslemned the runishirent of v.ningldwion, Joseph Maria Arevalo, Inc livieg, on the evening of the lith of September last, toraysinsted a Crtneli soldier, of the 27th Iftgin.ent of the Lire, neuron! Claude Jouidan ; this sentence Lying been approved by the Cstitain-Gettcr..l of the province, was carried into execution this morning at eh:yen o'clock. [!'rout the 111u6k4r of Friday.] Vt ENNA, 1113 - . 5. . _ Accounts from Constantinople suy, that the fleet had left Mil.- lene tut Ituudmun, to join thv division that remained there. The (peeks whir had been in force before Illitylene hail left it fur a time, but still watched Ibrahim Melts, and as won as he left 3lity lene pursued him, and burnt two Egyptian ships of war. This flirt was acknowledged at Ciimitantinuple; but the Turkish ers infninied the Forribm Arnim , Nader, that the Creeks, havirg over taken one of Ibrahim l'achis veastls, the ('train set her en fire. and escaped sub the crew in boats to Asia 31inor. snake no mention of the second corvette. It was also said at Constantinople, that Ibrahim Par 4 sa had reached linudroun without any action whatever, and that ht would soon Lod on the 51nrea, to make a *iota campaii,m. We do sot belie ve this report. Fat acre eunns Dec.l7.—Five per Cents. opened at 102 f., closed at 10H. ; Dank Stock ; Neapolitan IL r.t, 871; Spanish ditto, 171 f. • Royal Spanish Loan , Zel• EE. change on London—one month, 25f. 5c.; three m.ahlia, 64f. tgic. —Cuars dathrntlgae. Ike. 17. From hie Cantiiiitionncl of Friday.] Mann in, nrc. 6. . The re-establishment of the Inquisition is no longer doubtNl by any nne. When I inform you that the plan for M. re-tstablihhment was formed by the Canon Montero, :he Prior of the Coi,vent el the Trinity ; rather Martinez, es-editor of the Reskarodez ; aid other Priests and Monks, his coadjutors in the examination of the documents of the secret 'societies, it will be sufficient to give you a correct idea of the modifications that may be reasonably ex pected in the new Inquisition. The rumour circulated more than a week since, that 11. \lemon chini, ex-Political Chief of Toledo, at the head of an expedition from l'aogier, had taken poasession of the island of Iviza, bait neither been confirmed nor corittatlicted. This rumour would aurae ab surd, when it is eonsidersd that the pOSS( of the Isle of Ivies, would be productive of little safety or advantage to the Constitu tionalists ; hut I CM assure you that 31. Mereurcbini is now in the Mediterranean, tl:at he nuditates a landing at sonic favourable point on its idioms', aid that the Government begins to evince se rious alarm at the appearance of strong bodies of Constitutional (Merino, which have shown themselves in mall parts of Esterrna dura, lialicia, and .%nslalusia. The scenes of horror eimtillue on an sides as numerous as hereto fore. The arrests of the ex.( niployea of the Constitution:.) fove'in mint arc err n more mammas ; and only three days since, Al, Isquierdn, ex-Political Chief of fluadaissata„ and four mentbers of the Provinc'el Deputation of that place, were thrown into the prison of this ear. DUTrff AND GPRMA.V PAPERS. (From the Zeilstog, of Dec. 11.1 CONFIT7I . IiTINOPLE, Nor. 11. roe some days past • rellort hats most unexpectedly been spread, that Ibrahim Pacha, who had left Itlitylene foe lioudruun, had arilet, from this latter place for the Marta, toattempt • landing. Though many doubt the truth of this news, it isnot improbable, as 111:1Sitelts hove despatched to Patios thirty vessels from their fleet a: Ipw.ra. Ibrahim Pitch:, who was constantly at variance with the Utipitan Paella. on account of the chief command, though this cauiraign has p:avcd to unfortunate, wishes perhaps to make an attempt to ingratiate hitusellwith the Sultan. But it is difficult to believe that he will be successful: the most that can be expected is, that l:e will be able to :thieve the fortresses, and supply them with pro:islet:it. It t:CfrI111, however, that the ;urn things lIIIV^ hitherto taken hi::: imite soele impression on the mind of the Sultan, for it is gcseenilly atEncril, that oa the nth he issued orders for the troops in the pi oteipalities of 31011kti2 111141 Wallachia, imnitsliately to iv.teu lie :host: But it has so often been stated dust such orders had berm sent, that we must have it to time to determine whether thi. rt port, a hick is certainly iiwre probable than belare, ix likewhe better roundish The Sultana lkiliam, siste: to the unfortunate Sultan Stint", (Nil arca days ago, by whi.h the Sillt.n 'ninths nearly two 'zil lions of p:astrts. (From the Drugs:! Paters of Dec. M.) J ASSY. Nov. _ . . . The return:Oulu of the Turkish temp in this principality, re eAvi-1, on the 19th of this month. Foil ice mien twin enastwnti. nople, to roetwwl whlwut delay to send hack such of the hoop w am wise not ti ght memory to maiutain public tranquillity in the intrrior. The Ag imediately changed this order, and on the t'lst and 2211, stilt au a) atl that were beyond the numb, r of the garrison in ume of pea.w, haring taken the precaution to regulate their much and prertmt all disorders. . . . By this measure the evacuation of Moldiest* and Wallachia is tiredly expected. As the last obstacle is thus removed to the com plete re-establishment of the diplomatic relations between Russia end the Pore, we flatter ourselves that we shall soon learn that M. de Alcnriaeky brat presented his credentials, as Charge d'Affaires of the Emperor of Russia. The Princess Helm. daughter of the :loyard Demetraki lied lately r turned to bltildavia with the reigning Peineess. She set out on the ati of this month for Constantinople, to espouse Prince Nicholas, the eldest eon of the llospodar, who is in that capital, as Resident of Moldavia. Bncssr. Ls, Me. lb. In the sitting of the Chamber of the Stater-tie.ieral yesterday, the Badge was passed, after an animated debate of two days. The dieitt jet/ 011;erver of 11th December contains the following intelligence from l'onstaminople, lid. Novetither:—On the 27:ti of last month, the Sultan went to the Palace of the Porte, end at tended an Extraordinary Council, in whieh many important points. partly military and partly political, were dismased. At the end of the sitting the tstiitan expressed himself with much energy on the neglect of the observances of religious ceremonies, and espe ialiy of the form of prayer, and ordered that serious admonitions should ha given on this subject in all the mitsiivs. The uneasiness re specting the fate of the fleets is new entirely disfelled. arc dissatisfied at the unsatisfactory result Mille al1111321,.:11. and ti,oti with such great means so has been effected; but it is new gi nee:illy known that the absolute 11 ss was of no importance.* that the yretera'.ol victims of the c.. toy were confined to me &vent-lion a.' lit,lf a din ten vessels by th: fire ships; that the I ai it.tr. Paelia has rot lost any pat of the Sultan's (even; rand that the sit ' , anon 01 the thiiti;:h in many 11 . 110Cts Critit'll, is by no means de:perste. lose the ;in oft let. there had been no naval actin:: of any kied, as app a. s from e.atcarrent testimony from Smyrna, as late as the ?d 01 this nee v: a tr o ut toe reek journals. On the fnh of Octitker frac !".;;yptian. fleet, accompanied by Set Mil T sties,i , ttnd prucee 'ii, without me t int; unit e.I , e ILly of Bond Nun, where the Amite:in st•• er .t '•• t. h arrived not the lof November at ..• - , 4! It r(.11,i.1i Li of t ll ..•0 and till 1-•. -.0 of th • . Ya guar (tne Istnint lit•nring toe liig of 31..1 : :!:atot fr . ,:aars . ! a. 1.1 , t..,14: 311 tirigt rue! setimrwrs. It had • , _•rts, kepi i:tiropeem, eve l 1..,:,4 :•. - •-1.111 11:.41 1a.t.,1 11131 k iitt VC; y lc rie.r. 11, fleet s'ai at anehor at Bondman litt: ati e i i.t iri ised in tl, each sin? had two boats h;lis that ntigh d pr Totrl:. :1r.% .r! • •••• 1 1 1 .:! I 'y ..• ' • • .• • i I.,:••:it:1:e6.1 by 'I:: .• .. • : • . ,; , 1-qr ~.. ~ 1:;•%1 ..• 1..,1 r. llowircun, war • .. i! ,• C. uhich the ' r • ' I . . 1 • • 1., ; :• • • • r ;I: r •;. : • I ; I"' . 1..: . ' the inns .:rd , r inforec. Cr 1,1 .1 1 CI. .1 ;1 . t' . • • • at.t. ! • ;:!ti1.1 . ; . t .• •• • ' . • • •". • IzaLetl .• ;..,. • ' ' .7 s f). I its, w!: s trri•te from I - I • ; , ••• v g•‘,l h:•tf hits • • frimti thcir .c C., _ . Toe rr•:.. '..,t-ra.r,'L•.co is to VII S . :;libtlry to;r:,•(.11 I'arkt•r a livr:v inter( airon ! , sporting nu.!!. 13 , ....ting is uxtretne/y 1....zr • vo c.,nr:•rncd, :231 solre titoton?oils of poar...s . tit. Vet cl if s . i s t h e raNut!).:, I,x- . f air. T::; ta:c• ,'ac: low;:z.n cnc 4!..! tV.O PREVIDENT All.tifN ON TOL, The following letter fro77iTesitl , nt Ai few years ago to the editor of the New Afivwde, a gentleman of the Jewish - only valuable for the sentiments it ceStaik at this moment, from the authority and the writtr:— , Std,—Accept my hest thank.; for your pnl u ite of the tlith, and especially for the discount, int+ en I have mai a more liberal or more ekgar.t V.ll have not extended your ideas of the ri; twtv and the liberty of conseieree, bath in n pity, farther than I do. Mine are limited rmyrkiy. - . I have had oeca.ion to be acquainted win of wean "ma% and to tratts.va business with I found to be men of tut liberal minds. is mat, g ne•mity. 3.11 i good breeding, as any I have know religion or philosophy. wish rar nation may be admitted to ^i•isnrit in every country of the world. Tin tourh ; I wish it may do more, and annul eve li.inn, government, and commerce. Let the snpht.r sneer. What then y It has pleased the first cause, the unisersnl muse, that .thrsham si not only to the Ilebreas hut to (*hip:ions an grtatest part of the atodtrn civilized world. PORT SMUr Ti!, We regret to have again to repeat interest, the detention here of upwar our ward-hound merchantmen, by contra the ships have limn two months in tb which they have made repeattd huff, clear the Channel, but could not get to Plymouth. The ship Thomas, Ikll, cam in again on Thursday evening from ft, At had twin driven, a to emul time, from she has sustained a loss of 3001. worth mules by the weather. There are not let it the transports, who arc elt-stined for f ore , The fellowing are among this deserii vessels:—The Joseph Green, Lieut. Sp e visions for our South American squadror Thompson, and Loyal Briton, Lieut. William Harris. Lieut. J. P. Pritchard. Jamaica; t;peke, I.ieut. Decourdeau: Duchess of York, Lieut. Green, for B: Maria, Lieut. Ambrose, for the Merl have alto detained, the Hercules, Val New South Wales. with 13t; the and the Princess Charlotte, with 136 General Turner is going out with the troops to the coast of Africa ; and Arch first clerical appointment of this rank New South Wales, in the Hercules. A . men are also embarked in the John Sha sees in die West India Wands. On Thursday the Thetis, Sir John Champion, Captain Studdert ; Orestes, C, Pylades, Captain Feat! ; and the Jaye, mantle, sailed on an experimental cruise. Captain P. IVallis, bound to the Car station, dropped down to Cowes to-day. remains at Spithzael. The Beaver arrived at Barbadoes, from 23d of October.—The Sappho was expect fax, fur Bermuda, on the Itetli of Noven arrived at Trinidad on the ISth of Octol and Dartmouth arrived at :Madeira on the the former sailed on the 2 tilt for the San? latter for the West Indies.—The Grassi Halifax on the 241, and the Dotttrel on Briton sailed from Montevideo on the 29, round Cape Horn.—The Cambrian arrivt Naples and. England, on the 3d Decent lus. Cyrene, and Alacrity, sailed from St of ( ktober. His Illajeaty's brig Partridge, 10, Lit (tender to the Britannia,) was ast cc th, shoal near Vile Island, in the North Sc driven there by the storm frem her r e Roads. The office:a and mien were all a with great kindness by the Dutch. if the . w eather moderated, that 'treed. FORGERIES OF 4 11.11. SA Mr. Henry Silvery, whose appiehensioa on has been 'heady mentioned by us, is the third the principal io the respectable banking-house 01 and Co. It appears that Mr. Henry Savoy has larti nee, in Bristol. as a sugar -baker, in conittnetios named Seward. Mr. H. Savery had failed in I: time a larg:: stain of money, a-d the capital brs rem by Mr. Savant not being equal to the ex Slivery subsequently pushed their brisinmss Ls clency by means of bills with fictitious ea rs been negotiating for nearly three year% and t which they were dkcharged, gave Mot a tseilits any amount..—The execution of Mr. liatentl.so ; made adeep impressises on his mind. tor it is ra about that period he made preparation, for Is country, and proceeded to Loudon with that is since. When that, a cireurtsstaae: occurred, to accelerate his departure, before he had run ments, width ultimately led to the discos: He had always made these bills pavahle at . Perring and Co. There was one of . 14:0.1., w day or the day afscr his arrival In I.ore!on, which he had provided by a cheek. but is th there was s: m : delay or irregularity : and. thou up and paid, it was not raid in dose to presort and 'chimed to Itristd..'rhe absent-ea:llr. H. rosary that this bill was a fork.vy„ induced rani, to emceed to reunion, in le -tech of lin :Hrs. Sarery, who basing, as she suppose: fairly berouti the reach of pursuit, at ore:. der to be Alum...ca. Mr. Sevin:, Lowcver, pule , and in !cordon retested Noels juicers:grim% 714 Rion of Mr. H. Savery, at Coxes, as already '-as actually 11.1.11/ eish., at the time of Mr. Isssl he lo r:: .it nn hour la'cr, he con:.l The era.ilth-t of AIL 11. S.:Ttry aftcr his ,1.• alrruly det.l‘ It ti. ►'hen the churgeA t in Ilirktol, cm,lti csn•cd the gencnt created. sir. Saerry, the l•:rtk. r, had, tint,,r batwe thi-t, the from Th: rnitinuml treveactionl. luta the rreent tate of 31r. Fr. miv he sttottoged, tile t00..t it,t:goant r;e:i•tg.. ett!tl be given to a tath.r ha g 3 5: , ! it• t.r; it was to be hnintl in the general arterathy eltnly tve4t,ion ha the ialtabitant. of Ilr•tol. The orteetoal eretlitora of the tina at.e Mr. P , It attot 11.1,1114;/., and Alder:x . .l 4.01 1 0. At a tit..eting tul.l tql tht t• the total tot' the ttehtllll.l rot •-• ( • a ) :V 7n ti d:',' 1 1 .----1111.1111111 R ATION cid , nt A D 4131 8 • IN ENLAR TI tne A sip Por k { EA trN Jewish p ek „ aseo it (*Stains, b ut ' u ' - On San Prity s l ut bulk .- pr the p 113 1.4 for tl our pi (4l )l i i i t ng e :Ad' j,,41'.1',,,,-1-3;i16...1 lita".•WfscoeteelEri Kirin* ineltsol, I 6. - :,.‘ from are elegatt esinim . ; --.. 1 to pm , of the right ot pn l. r.',. e 100:11, both in reit • • • o.;••••'''' retied • limited ail b - P 4 ". I I locu t, :: latter I inted with several ay . auclerhsil 31, no with .onae t •t • } ---•"' a. 'll. , ' n. as much miaow 01104 ft ferry weL 1 have knou k .... ' P , ~..a 1/1 7 ,,,,, % , ' er t reAllt. Hed mall it - wing tl l e pi. , met'.. rid. Thin emoloy h•:, l , ; _ . 111 r. K • maul every warm , r. 8011. Let the win; irto, - ,i;; .1 ' the pleaned the Prerid e , e r. . • whi Lbrahan: ..h,., Id • rt e w I••• Mr. Itc - 1 , is and 31 a llook tr ,: ' bin IC" , world. mmin j ti :l l ; C' s uia e iki N f stru,, A lt7„ :s ,i .. ‘ ' lie. 11-' L m5....... 11 uirtipiltwirtaii.. lir. lli I, Dix. 18. ' Id Se Mr. Ile ! rejteat to the ili Mr. K eir exalt y contrary wind s; „.„ 31r. 1k Mr. K. i,lgfirkettninit'othfoetirilloSe:LnleitlV:,.ii:'.. 4' iMeeAAllis°ebr.:theikni(Ki;4:;lll tinte, from off Plrimen 1 (ea by c r• worth or antiiev i e hroogh tl V DOt ICIS th an :;(xw, , ine was f ' 4 f or fOrrign stali ot , n the ar i description o f di a .: Mr. (.4, em eat ..icut. Sp,w kek , T ab la. under yo squadron ; Nicky, Leto, lenry Fa Lieut. Ley, to, Af r i r - 'icon' 'rite-112rd, for Dul,lti, • all yot - ourtleaux, for Jr*, up for Barhadocs; tab '. " on 4 stn MIT Prof be 31edit.rranean. t. will amo. des, Vaughan, load • The th ; t he Asia, with 1... Mr. K ih 136 convicts. Me, Mr. 31 •' krupt rith the (lowbrow% of the ass Ind Archdeacon Scat',. Co 311 D a rank to the Calm - 're ever lew. A number of ei .•Mr. K. John Shand, for th e , ' nqutry s runts, an in the acv r John Phillimorc. f'" - Air. 31 recta, Captain DDill:± Commies he Jasixr, f'aptifo I. and Sir. cal anise. The NiT the rigie of exereit I the Cape of Goo! ll.c the state to-day. The Anon, - examine but list 1 lea, from Portsmoti that ha.'!... u expected to tette Ht.. ever, llt F November —The E 7 d th vi i (" del is i I of If)cttibcr.—The Kt• 31r. K ra on the 11th of (teak , no know I the Sandwich ldandin and am pmpeety t ftrasaliopper arritel t wish to i. flttrel on the ;:h.-T1 is or °tag I the 296 tiemer.l.-...• put it pn an arrived at 1/ , ..n0i.'...- the saw};; I/en:rot:cr.—The Ern. hardly t sli‘4ll, km from Smyrna on the -.,..: right to t the rom 10, Lieu!. Elm. VeT is be p fore further o et cr. the '2l'di ult. e... North Sca, Navin_ A., think it s e ...........iultu l c..tr i c e ais r :t.iv at :s t aL c;. : : , o ‘ r : : , :; .: e ..:l:...., l i,e : . : , ctt l rc. , , . :• ,,Kor h iarii.;l ll spi tr : : ,, t?..llt. , ,,: , l,l l ho IR. S A ;7RY. ditor. fu soi,:te 41 1,400, on a charge o' -.7' , the third art et Mt that rigt r. • g-house of :•;ivery, T.', the De:. dwpartes has lattcr'y est:l.:l. rr.i.a. ereilitota injunction will a g. : ..' :• This r : , ailed in I' 1 1:1. ow , : three iii .7. :- wpital brae;:.' :••,,... '.lt ha. a. to the es eat ie . .- • mine IN Or sty u sine,. be soil.: ~ ' •.. knows o is aeacr- , 5.....-4 . !:...: ••••, ' it, and the runcta.l •!) ) ' pulse a.l a tarility of re.is:-.g . :..:•-: Mr. 1 SI r. 3 .lunit:toy had, it is -......-•... or it is now asernai - .:. - Mr. li Sir. 3 acs for ilk tii ! ...ht Iv ^, , : ih that int,.nti..: 4':= -:.. 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