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r . ... • . laid tae fore them, to consider their former decision, still he had out a doubt of what that decisioa would.bc. It was lint tit that any man sitoold de ' t. , isrl'tlie ',male boxes ; far was It decent that they should lee &tended ? Every person paying the far price of admission to the hoxes had a tight to take possession of any seat that was nut .10:12p1C41; instead of iny . Ludy A. loiving• a lee A kept. for her. and it was 01,103 to woe that she ever ‘, made her appearance, at the time all other parts of f • • the Theatre w e re overflownig. De was not one of ,'' (hose who wiilletl to dewier the Nobility of their rights. He would be peifectly satisfied with sit riot; to It less comfortable situation; and contem plate them wi•h admiration ; but there were many in kii.splirri of lif(•, who had sot the lict:lle complacency. lint the f a ct cap, tl:ty would not be reset ved fur Nobir 1... - ds oi their Ladies, who had a has collide to tin it ; they would not he decorated ;Ly our low , * :vat their &mains; for, in the present state ~ f tin romieri, there were mot many of them in etrese;ivrtarires to become regular renters ; foil they would he orcipned by the Ladies of Peers, a ho had tint 4 life Write in then—but their fancies for the moment snii.t be accaminodsted. Even the but u-signed for the King of &Nino(' was nut a private one ; for if he occupied it on 'inc night. it. was op , •ii to the pahlie oil the ors% The man who viewed flits Majesty from a ilietance with nrapievt. could the nest night sit nu the seat which was, the preceding . night, honoured by roytilty. De believed it could not be contended, that it national eittettantruent should not be open to the nation at large, instead of a select body. When Englishmen have cause • to complitio, and do not seek redress, they cease • to be the men who have fought for British li- • betty, they wnahl n o t he fit to defend their coins try.• A noise could not be construed into a UV' ; • tint must carry with it alarm cud_ terror; f e e theta c he w , t h at ' even a c h an d e li er has Imes dosturbeil, or the !riot iikittry doiie to the Theatre, - or that those they'would designate rioters ! had car ried die least terror with them; they were the most hirwilens riot era hr had ever seen. If there wits a riot, hr wax satisfied flint his elicit did unt custri b eta to it. He then stated, and rustle most copious comments nu the evidence that w'oultl he produced • in -rippert at the Plaintiff's coos. Ile contended • that the inorpria (I). P.l was only an answer to the spinal of the Managers, as it signified di-ap probition of the new priers. Ile concluded hr saying, the Defendant had thoncht it right to h a ve a Specisl Jars, which the Plaintiff' had oat the least objer:ioti le, as they were Gentlemen of his own raid: in We. Ile, the Learned Serjeatit, therefore, trusted they would give his Client such damages as met with their honourable mid gentleusaisly feel. inv. He then ;Proceeded to rem:bine his witnesies. Revert lee Hmykins, the fast whines., stated, that he mit Mr Ceifford in Pointillist, about 9 o't Itte.k on Tutailav eves. • tug, Art. it, who peormseml slat ihey stoodd eutitecilor to Cuystet.Garden 'I hestre.-11sey went aceeedillOY. mud v. Awed shot tty after hulf-pnee ....They wait eat,, the centre of the pit, which 1 1a.st the tale pretty tall, and reinamed in the par donne .he entritaminent There was (-n e r d . stun and disturbance is the pit ; 0 P.'s were not rely someroiss ; tier l'lsantal had not the ensign ut Cl. P, in his loicupos his enhance nets the Thealie ; acuteen- did be put it in aftem .. aids; moue stiangri put the 0 I' into i.• bat, unknoen to the witness, and, in has opinion. unknown e'en to the Plairtlf. Mr ( !afoot matelots elisturhimee ; but, nu the contrary, conducted leinotlf with the greatest • propriety bud (timeliness, and mitre-red no t nconregement at till to the rrsoritt concerned is the disturbance. .Witness bein g elose to Mr. Clifford ulterior his star in the 'Theatre, could minutely titan-rye his conduet. Whelp Mr Clifford was peameslitv retirinz, he was sired by an oilkcr of the Dow-street pUlite, upon the steps leathat tato the street, three or four yard. from the fluor at whirl, the roomy ha I been received. The sitars( told Mr. Clitherml lee would rosette blip, which he was Jett rmilieti to du, but was pre. matted by Mr. Chiron!, wise said, that he would giiii.tie or. company the °hirer ; the witness did not hear what eras said bells, offirer. Mr. Clifford was conducted 113 Ihrw-street 4 Mice, when the witness was refused admittance at lost, tint gained it after some delay I' l lns tuitrauce into the Office, Mr. Clifford war discharged by Mr. Reuel, who was then positing. Dining the nine of the witness. delay its the Office, there was no , harm. against Mr. Cliffurei • Mr. Brandon was in tier 01fite• el this flint—the wane.. heard Sir head mention to Mr Clifford, that, as there ass no eiwore against him, to tea. at liberty to go. The Witness, an Maus -examined by Mr Nerjeant 14 . 111. !Wein, said, that he had never been in the pit of any theatre Isle, ; he did nut know what the farce vas, and did sat know whether it was pussibte fur any other person to know It. Mr. Se ',ant Stirtlllllo--..` I ask yo u , as a g en t l eman , and • men • f ' .; whether, while you wire in the pit of the Theatre, there was not n t violent riot ther e !" " There wan krtat eunfnition, b a r no violence ;no people crushed .it turned out of the Theatre ;no murder I have beard hots outrageous riemiar " rm• w,,,,,,, ini I , cluir saint where he had hemd perit , r noise? stud, non he contrived the iv,,,, 4 that 1,4. et fame an assenibly •f one elaumaisand drunken *Athos, as. much inure violent, and he had heard *tech ia tn. malt. The witness was aut acquainted rich the 0. P. churns ; did not remark airy tune which the pit struck np, esevpt tied oar . b i„. Al.:, .0 nide Hthamtii ; theses a ere cane between Ott. play and rarer. ; the persons in the pit had, during the-fer e forniance,theile at sorteufross and assurements, to wit, the blow mit of heats, tinnl ll + 3 , sad shuns.: some smog, some whilolo, b et ~,, a atctonen's rattles were aprun,..-. ; a proton, who as, soar the witness, asked Mr. Chfforil +lather dote wad any harm in peittiag as 0. P in his hat ? Mr. Cliffuld suit there was nut; ems" which he was asked, whit. (her let had any •ohjertios to wear one hasiseif havin g answered i n th e negative, the perso n oh o I. id made the se inquiries, tutu Mr. Chef ad's hat from his brad, and plae..l in st the letters 0 I'.: the a times. did nut knot.. who a ',lured Mr. Clifforti's hat, but belie ail it was bmiself. 'the It Bets remained 1.1 ho hat until his (hachure hum Bow-street. The autism said, that Mr. Clifford ISM 31 ,3.3 11( he:, as how is the pit whet. the U P. appeared in his tint ; lie was obl.aad to .taut upon the heaches, as, by elltstir ...von, he would incur the dan g er of Isein g crashed or maimed. There were eh, et teeter 0 I'. hats in the pit; and i.e be- Insosithus* leiter. mean 014 prove Upon Mr. Clifford's en. frantic lulu the The.mtr, the !movie, thniegh respect, made tr a y fu- lion, and coed out, " Ulric 11 . 1141,111 the honest Coun sellor . here he come., make n 0,,.,, *" He was not haired if -the Pietro .if die 0.1).a, hat menial to be fished as the friend of the people, Christopher 1 7 .1wia,tinan'ci.inercer and trimming awn-hang in Chamlosstrtet, statuel, that Mr Clifford eat within three seats of him, in the pit of • lie Theater ; heard his loom re. peaterily niciono. at . uhstretd, that he was extremity , 1 ,,,,, t . diming Ott shut, hot of the in rfurenauce ; sew It. 1 1 in has bat , was present a hrt, h e was arrested. lie was going out at the f run ; go of , haul,o 4 tutu the ;oil, aud the atlases went not at tune of il k ..:,!e doors The wanes; upon gums 1 1 133111.1, 1113 Mr. '_::ifurml seised by the direction of 'li Beam don. The •itur•s foliated 314. Clifford to the Buts street Office ; Lard so soils !warren hint and She. Brandon ; beard the cliargz made by Mr Brandita, whi c h was, t h e e .51e Clifford win r th. U. P. in his fiat, -..:d made a awe is the pit of the time etrr. Mr chtt,o ackariwiedged that he did wear an 0 P. hut denial liarins: made a re .3c, o r u r ea . Coned env Mr Reid asked a heftier there wii• nos ether charge soma , hoc ? which being anewered to the wegeme, be was ditteli-ii- , d. Mr Brandon then said, 'hat Mr. flit ford had hero bib Noise And ci l /11/ 1 1•. Mr Cliffq.rd aspics' et that Mr Proimion womit!,l take hi. owl; of it Mr. Bean. nos was nut isinered to take his Toth, and•fhe Magistrate • repested to Mr elstkird,• that he sea discharged. . . -- ----------T-" Tin 1 neat CIII ri Jt ern r here observed, sbat there itt1 . 4.1 W:la a more trifling muse brought into au) Court. Mr..lnlio Moro, honksrlk•r, in the Strand, said, thit . he knew• the Plaittlifi and Iltefi-ndant; he did not Am Mr. Clitlonl un the u♦' Irt.dici, but tau Mr. Urisadou iu 11. y passer- vf Ilir pit, with a police- SOIIIo perrwo ratted out that Mr.Cliflind had 0. P. in ins hat. Mr. Brandon said that it ought taken tiff; and dm iresl the °dicer tourist. It The officer kesitaterl--upon ninth .fir. likandon Gad you, seize hint" Mr. Thomas Fisher, Clcri to An Attorney, raid, that ■pus the night of the ft tat of Ociultyr; he ace Me Ciao.) is tie pit of the Theatre., who, inatead of rnioributing to the units., did all hi Ids potter to prevent it. ri man sprang a child's rattle, WWII tie penults 21 t hint relied Mary Austin's riffle; 31r. Clifloril ada•isrd this pe i sim nut 10 spring his rattle ; this adynx was immediately attended to. Ile had often heard greater noise in the Theatre thins on that night ; nose iu the habit of going to the Theatre once or twice a.werit. Vr. Serjeaut REsT said, that be had a another a "'hew ait...ases h. swear, that whateter noise isms in the Theatre un nhat night, Mr. Clifford ..as not I , IIICCHIMI in it. Mr Joseph Jolly stated, that he an, at the distnnee ad a pull from Mr. tlirord, she, dining the intuit reperhentis- Goa, was perfivtly reitemihk. Mr. %Valliant limns, optician, deposed to the same effrrt as that Inst vitae's. Mr. l'bitput saw Mr. CWord move (ions tole plat e to another, in the pit, lint his 11113 net the dnordetly motion nt'thr hitsi.le. Serjeant S111:1•1111.11D, nn Ike part of the Defeo.taut, made a eery able speech to evidei:ce,lll which he darn epos the ' !reindict- %huh hod been xertvil aaainst his client, and the Proprietors of the Thvatre. If they were go aty of t 7. aaaa y or extortion, the prilshe ini a ;lit hare legal rellress ; at &LI not been's', s tact to lake the law into his own bands;• and he regretted, that a pi rano so highly etiluwed at the Plaintiff; shuald bat e recisoinserded and eaucterued wilt a ,eause. 'llia Learned Sesjeast dirt not call any witnesses fur the 'Defendant. toed Chief-Justice MSS srt r tan slimmed up the evidence *jib bi g usua l a bility. Il e &so l v e d, that the lost sud Freat qweetion for the Jury to ...insider wad, whether the Plana ill had heeu instigating and tocueragiii4 a riot ? the nest ques tion was, whether the Uefendant, belie; • private person, could order such an arrest ? As to the production of the Piked, it was unaressaary, as permits, by frelnentiog the Theatre, acknowledged it 111 he such. As to the illegality of the priees, they were confessed to be otherwise by the 11011111 M who disputed them paying the price .n,ked. As to there being • riot, it (void net Ire doubted, no the Plithitilre *atomics acknowledged that the noise was so great diet they rout.' not tell whet the performance was. The IAYIII/Cal Comisel for the Plaintiff Inn: talked shunt extortion—it was 11 a first time that he heard it was to ae undr rums!, that Thentres sere necessaries utlife. All bout'. the proprietors baths patent, they were eat obliged to speed their whole pro perty 111 ereeting a Theatre; hat if they made the sat-Mice, they were the ouly judges of what the priers should be. If their prices were maim:tot, the public hail Vie mesas of po nisliiiig them, by staying away hams the Theatre, s Lich must ruin them. Tile pi oprieturs have a right 111 uphold what prices they please; but if fhe doctrine of the Learned Counsel for the Plaititiff was good, there tout be au end to all theatrical aluinenients. 'l - brae was a legal mode to obtain teen justice on patents ; mud it was nut :ivel ; ns in the eve of Ark* nett''' patent, hi the Onset of Chancery, which was annulled by that Court But the law of the Nod, that vested them its the custody of indorituais, would never allow such individuals to be snipped of that Mrs-eminent by fore. In the Opera house, loud the late Urnry-lane Tin atm, there were pri vate hoses, for the accommodation of persons of riotous., and he could not conceive why others slientd coutplaia Peraons a h rank entitled them to becone proprietors of plicate boxes, had n right to exercise it. The noise which had lwen made on the night the Pliti ti liff Wan t e e n , into custody, was sultirlcut to drown the mi formers' voices, and to (tighten an antheme from the:theatre. Persoss making are of such condiet, night after night, could not expect any thing eke but harsh treatment; and persuus so cumin's tiug themselves wire arwilahle to the low, end liable its punishment. Ilse question f o r the Jury to conaidet was - whether the Plaintiff did instigate th e pride in the ' theatre to riot, ).y hoisting 1111 0. P. in his hat, or not? lie did nut emisider it necessary for a terrsuu to use weapon. to constitute n riot; it might Ire done by wine . ur evert by wearing the baste et Mangum of !hue making the riot. They were to consider frees the evoker: whither the Plaintiff did take • part or not ? tie bed the ensign, as pro perly so called, by the Ltarued tierjeant Shepherd, tidies hat, honi the time it was placed in it by his friend, nntil he wu conveyed to. Bow-street; be was recualiki-d by the people in the pit, as a pe.unh they , looked up to ; his corm:laud was obeyed In the instance of the rattly, sad it was filearrol. The Plaintiff ass A gentle 0111/1 31 the bar, and, as such,, be might to has been careful of spreading opinions 41111 setting preeedetits to those not so well informed. Hr Con cluded by olociwing, that these were two points foe the Jury to take Into their consideration ; tlw grit, %holier the Plain tiff was slatting the riot ? the second, whetter , the riot hail nut perfectly sithaidirol, before he was taken onto custody ? da to the legality of the arrest, whether the prisoner was in the pit, or at Mr pit dour, it made no differenee. The Jury retired fur half an hour, at OK expiration of which, they returued • verdict fur the Platutilf—Datuages Svc pounds. . . bird chief Justiee lia n est atop requested to kauw the pound ma whirls the verdict was peen , The Jury were not able to pre him a satisfectur) answer, bot said it was a verdict peen tin the merits. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. Pants. NOV. 28. This day (Sunday) at eleven o'clock.'llis Majesty the Emperor and King gave audience to his Ex cellency the Prince of Schwartzenberg. Aenbaa sailor from Ilis Majesty the Emperor of Amnia, after ohich lie received a 'masher of other diplo matic 51inisters. Nobility. kc.—(Morriterri. V 0127.) PETFASSUROM. OCT. 28. The Einpemr has been indisposed for maine days, in consequence of the hurt he received in his Isic. three months 'nice, when hr was overturned in his carriage. By the advice of his physician, he keeps Ina apartment. • MADRID. NAY. fi. Authentic intelligence has been reed:iced, that ton.trim choice troop. are on their march to Smolt. Hitt Excellency Marshal Dune of ILdiuntia ar rived. the day before ye.terde), in this c coal. lie has surrendered the command of • the fifth corps to 3:m-slial Doke orrrevito, mod min performs the function,' of Nlajor-Generel, under the immediate orders of Uis Majesty. ' Preparations, it seems, are now ever!' o here mode in Spain, for the arrival of •flis t 7 :.!;• the Em peror autd King, pred:eded by niitto.i , mi corps of troops. The English, as well as tlem.e M. libbers of the Junta, who are in their pay, ti emble at the mime of the Saviour of the country. marls, Noe. 15. A very serious insurrection !vas broken on in 804111/11, the particulars of which are anxiously ex pected. It is also reported. that proceedings of a very (mph-Rs:tot nature have taken Ware in lOU3e t i,rt. of A , ..trian Galbcia, and iu pa-ticular in Lemberg ; both French and Austrian tioor are marching to the quarter. The late iiisurrections in Carniola are said to hive hem iserfeetlyauelled. Nine ringld infers of the iiiiwriehrs, 'me or whom • Wits a Fr-nch tntl graut, had been take°, and slut is Trieste. • Tlll', BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, WEDNESDA U►Crxpva 6. • • 7ihe Gategt of last night contains the official ace tor the surrender of the Islands of lusts, Ithaca, Cephalonia, *psi eerie, le the British arum Our report of thA debate in the Contmon Coun cil, yesterday, will .be read with interest. The example silt by the eily of London, will, wr trus., he followed by ...eery cotutty, city, autl town, itt the unite.; kingdom. We have received Fiench Vipers to the 29th No veutlwr, and Dutch to the 2.1 instant. Some die tort/wives have broken out in Bosnia and Austrian GuHide, hut the came is not mentioned. The intelli gence from Madrid is to the 7th Itist, at which time Box ap.twre was expected to appear shortly in Spain, at the head of a large furee.—Suut.T had ar rived in that capital. The peace between France and Austria Milli known there on the 3d.—These papers also contein fito Fre:it's Proelentatiom recom mending submission to the Tyroleans. Want of room obliges us to defer it until to-morrow. The cause of CLIFFORD a. ILIA NOON, was tried yesterday, in the Court of Common-Pleas, and the Plaintiff obtained a verdict for ;:l.—This being a case of extraordinary expectution, the 4.'ourt, and avenues to it, were crowded to excess, at an early ! hoer; and the result nits received by the populace, with acclamations of joy. The verdict, •however, derides nothing in favour of the rioters. Mr. CIA [-- roan compl,inied, by his action, that instead of ex citing oppredtion.he sought to allay disturbance, on the night whets he was taken logo custody. The ver dirt wars received by the populace in waiting in the hall with acclamations; and Mr. K tratllt.li, on retiring throu ; . ; lt them, was assailed with hooting and hisses. effect of the verdict was farther demenstratediu the eouae of the night. At half-price, the persons wearing 0. P. nitwered very strong io the pit of Co vent-gimlet) Theatre, decorated with maxariue blue ribbon's, and leaves .'llsorel,ar RD emblem avictory, in their hats ! Several placards 'vere also hoisted, with the motto —" Victory,-agal t tifford for evev!" —Among the other annoyances of the night, were two horns, one in the boxes, and the other in the pit, arid a man in a white night-cap, in the pit. —The noise and confusion were very great, but we did not hear of uny acts of violence, except the throwing of some halfpence itgaiust Hrs. Ilerrev JOlN:crux, woe of which struck her on the•hreast. —No person was taken into custody. For some hours mitt r the play, some fellow* continued to parade the Strand, crying out .6 0. I'. Clifford for ever'" • A letter has beer received from the Niesten. of :3R guns, which states, that she had fallen in anis four French frikates otecriiig westward. These are, no doubt, the ships that issilrd lately from the. Loire. A SI/41‘1.11 Waver is arrived with dispatcher, which air said to ,1114,1 great hopes of the immediate soy- Folder of Barcelona, 'which is in 't he greatest die to 114 fur provisions, in consequence of the destruc tion of the convoy deathbed rot its relief. The Spa niard, are said to be preparing to storm Fon Mont juic. A letter from Moravia states, that the Archduke, Churl.-4 is dangerously /Coma, Anuterdam (:,orrasit vi Dec. 1.) Ht. Ma.resry is expected in town, this day, from Windsor, to hold a Private Levee and Privy Coup• cil at the Qualls's Palace. Yeati•rday morning. His Ma -terra. Doke of CVAIOCRILAND, Prillerosee tionu.t aimi &Kauai*. accompanied by the Earl of /I aitcouirr, Lady ELY, Genet/Ili Ftrzstoe anti SPANLVA, And Col. TAY. Loa, rode in Windsor Great Park, and returned at 12 o'clock to the l'a!ace. Sunday worsting, Uie MAJFSTY. Princesses Au aubTA dud SOPHIA, accompanjed by Lady WM.,. DliGaays. Geuerals SPKWCS• sod FrrzaoY• mud Major Palm rode to Ht. George's Chapel, stal heard a sermon preached by the lion. and Rev. hlr. Revue ; they afterwards returued to Ole Pa lace. Yesterday, Sir DAVID DUNI" AI held a public day et his other in the florae Guard•, and gave audiences to a number of Lsrd GEORGE C AV EN DISH, his I Ady, and family, ■re at his Lord.hip's seat, at Ilulker 111111. ucar Ltneashire, where they a Caitlinu till the meeting of Parhament. The Duke and Duchess of Sow•itsrr are on a visit to the Duke of II MILTON, Ist his Atilt, Dear Lancaster. Extract of a letter from Bristol, dated December 1, .191.):) Madame CATALAN! gave her last con cert here, on 'Friday, to un overflowing and brillism audience. Site saver was in better voice, nor more applauded ; the two little airs, which were both co rner/, she sang in a must beautiful style ; and the last grand cue electrified the whole ct.uipany. Her departure for London is delayed eight days longer, she having kindly offered to sing for a charity, which is fiied for Friday next." On Vtiiisy, two French Officers, who had broken their parole, were traced to a public -house io Alary-le-boonc-itreet: they were taken from thence, esti afterwards committed to Tothill-titdds Bride well. They had lodged in the hom, several days, without any disguise; when they were inquired for, She landlord introduced the officers to a hack par , leer, where they were sitting. The Muster and Wardens of the Bakers Com pany waited on the Loao hIArUR, yesterday, to set the assize and price of bread. lb. Lurriship; after examining the Mea!weighers' account, ordered the price to he iideariced one penny per peek. to com mence to-morrow. The Quartern Loaf Wheaten will then be le b 4111., sail Iltmeeliold •-77-wisegis. • • • +••• • • The - vilinity of Croydon, is Sorry, has bees alarmed, Cur this forti:ight pest, by an inhoinian oretch, who sallies out at mew, in a black smsk., a dark coloured cloak, Bad 1011,. Aso Jrnite, atilt long awn* He is a tall st , mt mule maw. Hue Ns actice is to stlasr all the women whom. be mei ts. muiglet the °hick pass, be turns round, and, wining her by • the shoulders, Le shakes and Ouches her in a violent manner. He concludes the Instal assault, by passing her riot hes over Lee helot. and tearing her person with a curly-comb t some times his spur, are applied to the same creel sod 'shames pm 'mat! Should he perceive any person coming to the 1 , 4 in.. slice of bis victim, be makes ur, sod leaps over park-palings', or walls, although tt feet high, with the greatest ease fly bin el vemtlli said agility, be has hitherto evaded hie por to-vs—Upward' of fifty parsons have been moat seriously ill-treated by this usemmer ; amongst whom is Mrs. H. 14- goose, the wife of a respectable gentleman at Croydon she Dow li-a dangerously a I received, on her return from a visit to her niece. the ostler ni the Hare and Hounds, at Wadding, whom he mis took fur a woman, owing to the darkness of the night, and whom he caught hold of, suit, finding his mistake, threw the • poor man into a deep ditch. "I'lir inhabitants of Croydon are taking every mesas to discover the monster's retreat ; numerous patties wire rut Met night its srarcb.of hint. The terror is so prat among the to:males of the vicinity of au)ilon, mit a w4iisais is tv lie seen uut of doors after dusk. _- - • • AdVAL lATALLI6EACE. pdartittOUftl, DEC. IL• • The westerly wind reveling the wading of the Nuoden, Ai guns, Capt. Cotterel, with (;cu. derick ou.board, for the Wtst Yesterday, came into harbour the Africairte. 3'6 gnus, Capt. Haggett; ityro,sing.the Imo)* in the • narrow part of the harbour-elsinitiel, she tailed on shore, but the tluoil-tide shortly afterwards lifted her into deeper water : also the ,lleeruit sloop of oar, rapt. J. Murray ; and the Woulscrine sloop of oar, Capt. Carr. :ailed the Clialletiger sloop of war, Capt. Ryder for Cork; sod the Sarpedon sloop of war, Copt. (hero, with coasters nudes convey, for the east ward. Arrived the Surly cutter, with dispatches from Lisboa,—Wind N. W. DOCK, PLYMOUTH, Dlie. J. Lest evening, arrived, the Crocus unit GregeS sloops of war. Atter mist, the _Voitcorti/ brig, Irvin Ceiba; she has ! A lmon o ver a 11,...,,, 0 , 4e , 4 with dispatches. who went off to town from the lime* Antis ' inn. • • Sailed the &bee, Caines, for Liverpool ; and the Goldfinch. The latter pet back hour a fool wind. This thy arrived the Than sloop of war, Capt. Ferriers.frosn a cruise. Caine up the harbour, the Helena and Pheasaail sloops of war, to refit ; and the Pliilossel, into Barn. The Itcprilsr and Vieloricres are detained by e foul wind, fresh at S.W. FAI.3IOI:TiI. Dar. 2. Sailed the Waltifig.ham packet fur Lisbon, and Humber, for the Downs. tritiAnNess, PM 4. S4ilcil the Osprey idinvii" of war, with a convoy for Gottcriburgh,. 7 •Wind S.W. DEAL. DEC: 4. List ;light it iiitw very hard from the S. S. W. accorairtnied with rain. Arrived the ship Dyke of Montrose; in coming' iuto the Downs she got on shore near Deil.castle a hut got off again. with the low of en anchor. • Also the American ship Jose; in eniorue into the Downs she got find of flis-3144esey'r, hrig clpelleta and hes lout tan anchors ; the . .dpei;es' bowsprit was carried away. Arrived, this day. and passed through for the river, the Aratcrll, Proctor, from Mannino* ; also the Fairy, from hehlex ; parted company, en the 31i of November, otV the Banks of Newfoundland, from the Squirrel sloop of war, having Ander her convoy me more transport, ; served nue of theist, the Pallas, to bear up fix flarliarlacs. with the 10., tither maim. ist and fore. tots west, and in a very leaky crate ; the tiiiry saw no more of them aoerviards. Arrived the Humber aunt d ship, fromthe'oestward The following force was asecrtaioed to be at Ibiehfort and in the itiver 4 fortniOt since : Buildrisg, one 3. and one i-decker ; building in a dock, one _-decker; ►epairin one of 3, and three of 2-decks ; appartuay fitted for sea, and laying down at Soubise, one - ;;-deck ship, with the War- Admiral's flag; repairing, one *frigate; and IMO ta the river fitted out.—Dowo in Aix ItOstiiii, two frigates, tiie brigs, one ouncel wallior, sod too schooners, with several gun-hosts. COURSE OF EXCHAi Amsterdam.... 32 0 • U. 04110 at Sight .. 31 S. i:olirr Ism c. f.. 9 td f U. H 49 6 OIU. 11t Ana .. 29 7 siU• Paris .. dlitt IGE, Tursuav, l)r.c. S. Oporto 67 Hiu Janeiro— 71 Malta . . 56 Gibraltar tbl Dabhe 9i Cork . Row to -- t T. f.IOII. Portural Gobi in Coin nal Bari, psi. 01.. - Foreign Gold in Lora-- New Doubloons New Hellwrs 111 -- New Louis raeb — Apo of the Book ol Holland. per Cent. C 4.114 . ... 44 Ltreet. 41 Lrthon bo aides 4llO Gelsoft S3 Lig . P.' Vcskire u. C : 5 du. 111111'. LidhM 66 - -- ----- rams OR MIMS YESTERDAY. . Rank Stuck 3 pri Cane Res.laced 6 9iiii 3 per Cent. Consols • 4 per Cent. S per Cent. Navy 101; 9 lit . Lung Annuities IS 9-111lis 1 ' . Ihnnousu !wits Rondo . MI air prim. Exchequer Milk IS IS pew. Eno's% I.oii,cy Tickets.... .. tirl. cc.. Consuls For T. BIM, Stork- Bruker, 4, Catskill, sad 9, cliwist.crous MARRIAGE. On Saturday last, Edwitill Lloyd, EM of Rbargatt, in thu county of Merioneth, to Fiances, eldest daughter , 11 Johan Edward Maducks, DEATH. On Satordny, stuldruly, Thosin+ atnparcl, well known ns marker of the billtarrl-tairle, Three Toms Inn, VViinl.nie. His 'weight was HIGH WATRIA AT j.t/NDON BRIDGE, Tilts DAY. Mornisio o nun. after I Atlonioun 3J mia. Orr 1 LON DON :—Prieterllty C. morns, lts. P, Cleamemeil ISM ao.l pobliohed at the Office Ns eft Cloullogio' CS. Teta. 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