The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-12-16 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD cilia CdTTLE SHEIK • . On Fridiy and Saturday the attendance at the Stew-yard was rather numerous; we noticed many of the Nubility present, and we never Mfore noticed au many 0-40 and itigetaions agricsiltoral imple. ments eaLihited as at this *hew. There were se. venal very flue animals sent in as extra stock; Mr. Samuel Arosby's white Durham ox, the first prize 0125 giiiness, seemed to attract general attention. On 111mulay the crowd was very great shoring the svhole ilsy, and we noticed I Noblemen pre. gent, mixed among the (benne. Al!lieli 4 11 the %hew of ?utile was not so numerous 11,1 st.inr former yeas, yet the Club's esicouras. , niont offered fur early maturity in the cattle, sheep, uad pigs, to he sbewn for their prizes, seem every tear to bring the stock much earlier as to age, to take the prizes; stud it seems the intention of the Society, now their tunas will admit of it, to offer • much greater asoosint of premiums next year, and to alfisrcl more latitude for competition between the different breeds of !little in the kingdom. Ire raw numerous Gentlemen in the yard who cachlselnise to their own County Club or Society tar promoting the same objects, but it seems the general opinion that this Society is, and should be s-onsidered the General or National Society, from "cog hold in the metropolis of I. lon, and elree to the grerite.t weekly cat:le market in Europe, from.. the sdiew loriiig held steer Chribtuing, and dcritig Vie time of the fullest matket-slays lit the ryas it - The Mem1,...4 held a meeting at Freemasons' ',::ern, w !woe there WAS a very full attendance; they tra.isseted u great deal of routine business, and elect is new members, among whom was Lord Strat Is oven, awl lie was also elected a Vice-President Inn 1,7 with the Marquis of Tavistock. The Club re -••I seci on oft-ring 50 guineas in premiums the next ve:•r more than thir, Ste.; ofitr which, at five c; 0 11/( .1 •4 about ISn members and their friends repair. ..! the In great ti:it down to au ex. ellent , :itio-r, when Sir John S. Selnight, Usti. took the e:h•ir. A !ter reading ■ letter from his Grace the .Duke of Bedfo.ii , stating that he had met with an scrident on Saturday, which obliged him to keep his Ilieir fore lie was prevented from attending the A ...s u m Dinner, where he bad given ill to under •tantl Ise would preside. Sir John S. Sebright was supposted ou M. right by Lord Strathaven, Mr. 'lowest, Mr. Cunning, and a long arias. of. ex perienced Agriculturalists,; and on his left, by Mr. 11 nyantal, NI.P. Mr. Aaley. &t.. I Mirn the cloth was withdrawn, Sir John gave the 11.11.11 toasts of— " Tlie I:one-1.1'4e Priors Regent and Royal Family" Pnorprrity to iLr Smilherld Chib," which less winch up. p1c0de1..... Cence the Doke of Rettturil," three times I..nces in good tenants," which Sir John skid 311 (AI, nl . lll Sy..tem to keep nricoltural itopruvemeuts, 4r. o„urishin~ in Enclind. . . . . Mr. flux v wow; then rose to propose the health of Sir John S. &bright, with three times three, ' hitti . was drunk with applause. Sir .loan then proceeded to read the award of tlr przrs, but as we have given a 114 of the prizes www:tetl in u former Paper, we shall coidine our jir!ves to the olrservati (((( a from the Cliairmsn, who, dchvering a piece of plate, value 25 guineas, to f!r. said, lie hoped to see inure good • nrilte.tit oxen nt our shows in future, and he trusted the new premiums would off,r a very fair to :II bt-ee:ls. Mr. Artistry's health was drunk. Uu prt•sen.ing Mr. Masters with his plate of 25 Rimless, S,r Juiim complimented him on his having so omen hail the pleasure of presenting him with pr . zes for his oxen. Str Junx, on delivering to Mr. Stephen Grant loom his plate of 20 guineas, and gold medal value 1 jitisetis, complimented him on the excellency of sheep—brat lie hoped slr. G. would not let his 1111;g:.buurs in future see his sheep before they came to )tie .hew, as it might discourage them front try ing to compete with him, as it had done this year. When Mr. Dodd come to receive hit 10 guineas, Sir JOHN said, be was happy to present him with Lis annual tribute from the Club. Mr. Wetter, then came forward to receive his LS guineas , . when Sir John spoke of his (Alr. give' reputation as a grazier ; then Sir John tiro. ceeded to read the 10 guineas awarded to Earl Fitewilliam for ill, OR, The Noble Earl's health was drank with three times three. The applause criiitieurrl for r•everul minutes, and was renewed lignin with redoubled ardour. They drunk all the I::)crespfol candidates healthy, and then all the on. riietessful candidates; then the ...ix Judges of the Shaw. three time, there. WAttIIINGTOTI Sold Mr. DANIEL. WEBSTER rotor:Ail tl:3l:ks for themselves and their comps'. r. C.T.Towtas rose, and in every feeling and gout' introductory speech on the lamented death of rliv late Lend Somerville, said he would propose to drink in silence the memory of so great rod diviiii gutslied an sgricultural.•st r and so amiable • Noble amm, as he ars always ready in promoting the agri cultural interest in every way, and lie trusted that the whole eumpiny could not but regret the great loss of such a Nobleman, ticw we roue Want such ilfiltteteft. Sir JOHN than gore. " The Stewards of the She's, and flotilla for their kind earstioas _ _ . 111 r 110 foonand Sir Jogs invited, general -1 5 .. aiiy of Ow Members of this patriotic insiitution to their resident:vs, to see mud eximitue their faring strict stock. Nit. N SING then rose to propose. '• :sr health of the father and hest promoter of the in cr.-rt. of slot, soe:ei). M.. H.:chard A•tle), with them lime• 'Lve "—t Gre I iherrs,' bra the Chairman Sir John Sebright. Mr. and Lord Strathaveit, begged to retire. Li stttrit their parliamentary dot). Mr. Tow F.:19 proposed the health of )Ltd S.rathave... mud Le hoped that his Lordship would tallow and ti rad in the steps of the lute Lord Somerville, as he eras now elected a Vtce•President. Mr. Ce.r's proposed that Mr. Astley do take the chair ; and he proposed also the health of the Milnio . 4ll of Teristock. tutu svi,t time elected 3 l'ice-Preaitlect, Who he was sure anuld rant 'wicket our interest* in the House of Commons—three times lu ee lint applause. . - 11 was drunk, which brought *bout the Merino sheep, br and Mr. Timm.; and lastly of I till a late hour, debating oti the bretotis of cattle cud *beep. ith, Tower:, he.ilil nu tileeli dn.ctiftion u t triern Air. Sinrouer an 1 the lowly remained till v..lue of daterent breei illbilkhibli_ ....... PO Lrck. MR. StiF.RIFFPARKYNS. Row STRICT. Some lime since Mr. Sheriff Perique wag robbed by a serried, whom be poessied to variety,. parts of England, Scot land, and Ireland, and in the latter place he was appre hended, and afterwards brought to England, tried, and CON vieled. During Mr. Parkynes penult of the offender in Ire land he felt dissatisfied with the assistance he received from certain persons in that country, particularly in the county of Down, which itolored him to write and publish a letter in as Irish newspaper, in which he charged Alexander Stewart, E•q a Magistrate of that mistily, with • derefic. ti.... of ditty, in nut assisting him on pursuit of the roblwr. This was published in the month of November, ISIS, for which Mr. Stewart thought it right in justification of his conduct and character to prefer ■ bill r•( indictment for • libel upon his character, before the Grand Jury at the I ist Assizes fur the county of Down, in the month of Anziost last, a copy of which was sent over to Esigland, signed by the proper anthoritles The Gentleman who Nought it to gaglind being in haste to return to Ireland attended before Mr. Justice Bayky, suit having made ass affidavit as to ° the signature of the authoriltrs, and the troth of it• contents, his Lordship signal 51, audios rising the e;rention of it in England to apprehend the party charged. The conducting of the proceedings for the misprint/MI WAS intrusted hi Mr. Evans, attorney, of Hat. ton.garden, who &poi d Io elllollll . l TFCI4 • UPI Bremen,., 311 a Magistrate for the comity of Middlesex to back the war rant 11111111 Die vignatisic of the Joilee. 'the warraut was then intrusted to Salmon the officer, and yesterday Mr. She. riff Perky.. attended at the above Office, wills hie sure fire, who were accepted. Mr. P.oliyits was humid neer in 2001. and hie taro 'entire in 1001 each, for his appearance at the oral Assizes for th► county of Down, in 11w month of March neat, to take Ins trial fur the libel opus. Alexander Stewart, diode COUICT M 487141.. Al a (bare Martial held oa board his Majesty's ship Congnertir, in St. Helena Road., cos the 301 h day of August, and motioned till the 211 of September, 1819, to try Mr. John Siokiie, surgeon of the said ship, for improper conduct with regard to certain particulars relative to his intercoms* wills the French prisoners detained at the Island of St. fle lents, and usi the following charges : lat. Fur !iambic, on or shoot the 17th January last, when permitted, nr ordered, by Rear-Admiral K6Ollllll, Com mander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels at the Cape of Good Hope, and the seas adjacent, kit. to visit Longwood, fur the purpose of nffurding medical assistance to General Bonaparte, then represented as being danger ously ill, communicated with the said General or his at tendants. upon subjects not al all connected with medical advice, mortar) to standing orders iu force fur the govern• meet of hi• Majesty's natal officers at St. Helena. 24. For havoig, on or about the said day, on receiving commonicatimm, both in writing and verbally, from some of the French prisoners at Longwood, taken outiert of, and given au answer to, such communications, pretlllllls to asidt. tag the same haunts to the Commander is Chief, contrary le the said standing orders. SJ. Fur having, iu pursuance of such unauthorized cons tosairatino, signed a paper, purporting to be • Istilletin of General Bonaparte's health, and delivered the same to the said General ur his attendants, coirtrary to the said orders, and so his duty as a British tiavalotlirvr. ail,. For having, in such bulletin, stated facts relative to the health of General Bonaparte, which did not fall wider his, the slid Mr. John Siokoe's, own observation, and which, as he afterwards acknowledged, were dictated or suggested to him by the said General, or his attendants, awl cur hay. ing sign. .1 the same as If be had himself witnessed the said facts, which Was nut the truth, and was inconsistent with his character and duty as • British wavel officer. bib. For having, in the said bulletin, inserted the follow lug paragraph, The more alarming symptom is that which was experienced in the night of the 16th, a recerrence of which may soon prove fatal, pirlicrlarly if medical wow ace it not of hand," intendiog thereby, contrary to the character and duty of a British officer, to create a false im pression, or belief, that General Bonaparte was in imini• sent or considerable danger, and that no medical waistaace was at hand, Ise, the said Mr. John Stnkne, sot having sw armed any such symptom, and kaowing that the stale of the patient was so little urgent, that be was four hours at Long wood before he was admitted to see hint, and flutist r know ing that Dr. Verling was elated, and ready to Weed, if re quired, in any such emergency. 611. For having, contrary to his duty, eummunicated to General Bonaparte, or his Weepiest', information relative to certain hooks, letters, and papers, said to have been seat from Europe for the said persona, and which bad been inter cepted by the Governor of St. Helena, and for having con veyed to the said Gemmel or his attendants, some informa tion respecting their mosey concerns, contrary to his duty, which was to afford medical advice only. 7th. For having, contrary to his dirty, and to the cheese. ter of a British naval officer, communicated to the said Ge. neva' Bonaparte or his attendants, an infamous and calum nious imputation cast upon Liesit..Graeral Sir Hudson Lowe, Governor of St. Helena, by Barry O'Meara, late a surgeon in the Royal Navy, implying that Sir H. Lowe had practised with the said O'Meara to induce loin to put an end to the existence of the said General Bonaparte. 6th.. Fur having disobeyed the positive command of his superior officer, sit not returning from Longwood tot or about the 21st of January aforesaid, at the hour rape. tially prescribed to him by the Rear.Adosiral, there being so justifiable cause for his disobeying sorb command. 9th. For hawing, knowingly and wilfully, denigrated General Bonaparte, in the said bulbar', in a manner dif. (crew from that in which he is designated in the Act of Parliameat for the better custody 'of his person, and con fiery to the practice of his IMaitsty's Govertinseut, of the Lieutenant General Governor of the Island, and of the said Rear-Admiral, and for having doom so, at the special instance and request of the said General Bonaparte, or his attendants, *hunk he, the veld Mr. John Stuktie, will knew that the mode of designation was a point in dispute between the said General Bonaparte and Lieutensut-Grueral Sir H. Lowe and the British Governmetit, and that l.y ac ceding to the wish of the said (; I Bonaparte, he, the ■rid Mr. John Stokoe, was acting In opposition to the wish and practice of his owu superior officers, and to the resprct which be owed to them uuder the general painted ism: actions. lOtte Fur having, in the whole of his condect in the afore said transactions', evinced a disposition to thwart the inten tions and fegtll4lioll{ of the east Governor, sod of the said Rear-Adiniral, and to further the vicars of the French pre sume' s, in furnishing them with false or colourable metenets fur eumplaint, cniatrary to the respect which he owed to his superior officers, and to his uwu duty as an officer iu his Majesty's Royal Navy. ilia Court having heard the evidence in support of the charges, IS well a. what the Po ironer had to osier in his de fence, and having considered the I.lloie with the most minute attention, is of opinion, that hie Conduct (teeth respect in certain particulars relative to his - intercourse wish the French Prisooers detained at St. Ileteua) being imaruper is proved ; that the Ist charge is proved; that tlie 2.1 charge is proved ; that the :111 charge is moved; flirt the nth chime is poured; that the sth charge is mused ; that the tith charge ie proved ; that the ith charge is priori d ; that the Sit, charge is proved; that on the 9th charge it is pros - pit, be called General Himaparte " the !laterite," that the 101 ts charge is proved ;—llie Court do timeline adjudge the said Mr Johoi Stoke', to he dismissed his Majesty's vcrviee, but iu consider ation of his loug sassiers, reevesimeod him to the consider alum of the Admiralty fur half pay. Sigurd by the President, Captain Stamfell, and Captains Wautimpe, G. Re 111 l it, Sir W. S. Wiseman, Kart. suit J. H. Pluouridge; as n!so by the Judge Advocate. In COlll4 (I ilel/Ce of the great dere..inn in the price of groin. the Rev. Archdeacon 11 . uhr.arrutr. Rector of Eavt Orrelorni, at his tube audit. held ini Tuesday rie'intigirt, grrieroualy returned tire per cent, to the farina's-8u rsamhle wrathy of 'lni tiator'. !METING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL K. W. J. Hancock, Linschosae, imast.inaker DIVIDEND. G. 141. Tberkle, New Sirret :iii;arr , wine merchant .... I COAL MARKET, nrcsstsan 15. !Pup". at Market Sbip. gold. Prw t. 4 err:mile 39.. 0.1 N 46.. ld Sogade,laottl the" London I , romnlile l'rice Current," of Tuesday, I.:ceronhcr 14. 1819.] %VEST INDIA AN I) SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. StOsRS Sugar market hes eon limited in the same shit-as we 'wird 1,1.1 week, low qualities hiving bergs yrrc au II ..f *Stile strong mod use gas hiirs weir rrsifily enlrable I linos winking Sugars have brought (0. , middling St. Vincent 655., good 725., and Are J sena ten Wit. I'mt ?WM SUGSR. bate been in fond dessind, and the prices of Ili sunsh have solesserel (emu Ss. to Ss. per awl. The priers of Brasil it iiroiti sualteresl. The mock of B P. Stevie is sow 12,700 casks oars doom last year'. el this lime, have bora present prices 14s. peevel l o wer per (;st.ite set rocs. lrbr CUIPIrti oatkrl has beaseall t aa4 a frillier rodectioo In that ethich,we eoticel in oar list Postscript has tat o , r place ; some parcels of St. nias:ngo were reseed on', esarket, sod sohl at 120. for stony ; at two public ten . 1 Thursdays, small trinity was sold at a rent-tin of N.,. C.f. in the prices of Plantain, bat the principal part •,, takes is, aed the nine transaction of the week were re The stork it V. I. Coffee is now 3,4 tft tons. being 1,11.;, leas than at this tine last year, present Priers 264. per Cs : lower. Rusts are 'loll of sale. The ;wenn sink of Gm is 20,171 pencliton, and rice of proofs go. V. per gall. Stock last year same date, 17,1133 pearlstroar, sad price of proofs 3. per (SD. PIKENTO has Isere in good natant awl a considerable /J. ranee bas been pat.!. ANI ERICAN PRODUCE. The Cotton market remains in the sane Neglected sh;e that we have had netmatun w report rut a Intig time pair The sales of the week (*bleb were very Willis) at', 4.0. paid, 20 Pernainli.irro, fair to good 17/.1.; 30 Mina, oid nary 11k1 ; 20 1/enterary and Beskire, fair 1514.; 10 ear. riacnn and Grenada, v mid 154. Is bond. 35 horst, fair Rood 0.1. a 9,'d.; 10 Benrli; Ordinary aid.! total 125 bars sold. The Import. are, 510 Mins, 37 I)ontr,ara and bite, 40 Bengal, 1,331 'Madras : total, 1,977 bag.. Fitlay.—A pnblic sale was linantlit forward an F.lilay list, at which lIPM Imperial French Mums snM briskly. few mall bore in druni• twioutht very high priers, my 9/.9. UP 13/.135.; (lie oilier ileseriptiiins did not in, or so 0 , : ,. and the principal rot was taken in. esirrants have Kira sold at a trifling reduction from the prices last panted. REFINED SUGARII have nut been in brisk 11.101111.1, sr! the prices have been in an unsettled state, is amisliten ce II: the reported alteration in the Niumian Tang' which oil/ wit the Male duty un crushed asp shinble.refined fingsr ; sew sales hare been made in the latter descripti 111 l the Res. situ market, and some contracts of crushed for delivery wet spring have been made at BGs. per cot. LIVERPOOL REPORT. Orman,* 11. The Coreoz market has been eery CO Muir: the writ : , and has closed at a decline- of fa. per lb on moo dcserir lions. The imports are 207, and the antes 4,600 r un . fisting of 80 Sea Islands at 24. Id. • 2s. 3d, nail 50 by Cur. lion, middling to good, at 2s. • 2s. 4.1., averagiag Sr. 3d ; 000 Bowed, at 121 d. a 1411.; 59 Tennersees at 110.; Uu Alrliamar, by anetion, ordinary to fair at 11141 a 111,1 ; 100 Orleans at UPI. • 1514 d ; 400 Pentium at 174 a 17 t ~t ; 490 Bahian at 18 d. ; 700 slumalsinais at MI. $ 10.1 20 Minas Novas at 1514.; 70 Mina. Geraes as 139. ; 110 Dem 115 J. a 180. ; 20 ambulate at 13n.4 ; 20 !hi mingos At 13141 ; 20 St. Andrew, I 2 A. 350 SMo tat ttl. 101.1.. and 50 by anctiosi at 9 ; 240 Bengali as 7 4 41 a 0.1. ; 430 Madras, re.packed and with all faidts, at 714 per is. T 6 H. I'. SUOMI mai MI has been steady dorm; the pre sent week. and prices ere without ahrratioa ; the rmswity sold is 700 casks. Vie have had more Malan) , for Hiram nabs and Brazils, in come ipienre of a 'versa revelation in RUIPOiII, by which all raw or unrefined Sugars will be 41111 . • tedona tower duty that' has hitherto beets laid; hat tki stock of Foreign is so small, that the putehaw• have he., confined to about 300 package.; Brazils of low white to good quality but soft have wild at 355. • 44.. sad Flavannalia at 335. for g I brown, 475. to 51". fur middling to Air, and 53.. for good white. The Coffee market has herd very Hat am e our laid, in consequence of the doll some of the 1,11. dun marker, and the mks have been confined to it. Dnith brought to andiuo, on the 9th, emisioing of 11,1 casks and 800 bags, which sold at a redaction of 3.. to ss. on the pekes which could have Idea previnmly obtained, viz. triage, 90s. • 1061.; Citifiaool ordinary ti dean ordinary, 111 s. • 1151.; good to tine ordinary, 111.. a 120 a.; mi.ldlinw, Ms. a 1235.; and good in fine 'diddling, 12.5 1 . a 133 600 hags of goal St. Domingo off. red at the same time were taken in at 118 s. ad. Good Carrillo* Wed has sold at ?Os. and fine has brought lta. Pimento km been in good demand, and 84. has been paid for 2.5.) ban of C ver ouis y good q 54k. ad oil ha i y s . parcel o d kern •bla,acd. ree‘ Jamaica ili ai sd liras t e 2 have avid at 3s. 4d. • 3..641. for 24 • 28 0. P. The &mind for Dyrwoods coulinues; 200 tom. of 13. maira Locoriod have been sold ■t 61. S.. Hnathera. hal thought 71. 10P. common Spanish rustic di 2•. tiA. a 14 Ws. and Hominess Petiole 91. 7s. 6,1. We hare had a rood :0. quiry for Pnt Ashes ; 11moreals have bronchi readily and 2110 Simons have aold at 415.; .11 ..... rral Pearls h.,r•• sold also at 395. Of Turpentine 4a5 PM berrele hive be., taker on speculation at 9s. 9d. fur iuferiur to Its Oil. for good. There is rather more inquiry for Tallow, of whir,' we raise our quotations. In hides noshing has been dope. There has been some demand fur Tobsceu this omit from the trade, bat the battier's dose is trifling, and prices Pre without alteration. Wheat bas been very dnll. and prices have given way (ions V. a 3d. per bushel. Vass are bernaming less scarce, seal have experienced a decline of about Id. per bnaliel. Ansel icon Flour bas also been dell, and prices b.ve creed. ell Is per barrel. Ninety horsheads of linercilmn Bask af inferior gonlity were offered by auction, and taken in at Its. 64. per ens. Posterripl, Tuesday, December 14, 1819, Few o'Clock. The Cover IS market was witlinnt animation to-day . H. I'. SIUGAII mu exceedingly digit id slessend to-Jay, an.l the Trieste sales did not exceed 100 Glide. At the pob!.r sale of Harbsdoes, fine scale gnalities tieing in rerprerit the Irish market brought full prices, the beat 1 ; the low plelitte* were almost nuasleab:e, and went from 39d to 691. per ewt. Owing to the severity of the frost, and the stop. page of the navigation by the ice, little burl titss w a s Done at the Corn Exchange last toortonig. fbe prices of grain were the *seine as on Monday. PRICE OF STOI 3 per Cent. Red 6Gh 65i 66 31 per Cent. 4 per Cent..... Imp. 3 per CI. An.64;;fl CS YESTERDAY. India 8005 t... 3 cs Ex. MIN, 2..8 9 7 9 di-% Lottery Tiektta 191. IP.. Ornoison 1,11 th, Coin. for Acc....671j HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGI.:. Mersieg t after 1. 1 Erraing 33 After I. 11111 1 011TANT INVOIMIATION.—Vrone taicnlahnn by the College of I'llysiciAns. no Ir.s Hutt[ 40.001, die annually in Great Britoil' of Cabosamptiou, and at lea.t 10,000 in Loudon. The late Wm. Tmryhutl, Esq. a very W 0460111/ Surgeon, ascertained that ruptured. These eumplaials ate truly Maiming to every individual who uses the least exertion. It is alto incrr.lthle the timniber that suffer frost a revisit, Disease, by being improperly treated. It was those circumstances indirce.l Dr. COOPZIR to velvet eminent Physicians soil .:sireeon., “( at least 30 yeary' experience, In form v Medical Iteird and tame the establishment upwards 01130,000 Patients hay.• been curetl—inasy of them after Ilwapitals had failed Messrs. C.oPCR anti Co. are consulted at IVoodstock - "[Feet, Oxford-sleet, sad at C.harkiate Hasse, Great Char lotte-street. opposite the Rev. Rowleshl daily, from Eight till Eight.—Mechanics have advice gratis every Evert ing, front Six till Eight, and ow Stesoisy Moroissit rota Twelve o'Clock.—u s e Rrpiuree of 30 years standing rsdi dilly cured, without coallaeusent—There are pee ate d....r. at cat+ boom, and private rooms for Females —Nit. The afflicted would do well to real Messrs. foam' and Co '. Lectures Da two prevailing I)iseases, puilsliskerl at thie Shilliag, by Mr. Ha►vey, 22, litarkfriara-rosti. They will also prove useful to poen Proctitioatera. LONDON: Printed arid Pub!Wird at the 011iee. N.. IE, eleated i where Advertisensenta are received. arid Lem (rim paid) meet be addremerd...C. No. I, Cissesse's Priner—J. WHITE, N.. 117 . 1 1. 011, Pabiislost itOrms or ionos, Dtc. 0. NE I DITIODS LIBEL RI!.I.—PROTEST ON DEFI NITION OF LIBEL. Moved to jewel, " with intent in excite his Majority's +ob jects to subvert by eiutcsoce the Government by law esta blished." II was resolved in the negative. Otsaglireltne, I.t, net-neer the crime of publieloing nalawfol libel. ha., according to the p►nctiee of English law, embraced vote tttt lairences, diEering in thew wintry, us well as their ileum., of criminality, front the wilful and premeditated guilt of the menial whim and publisher. to the negligence, and ainue times evsia to the inevitable ignorance of the plots olio h•rs been devilled nanny by COIIISirUCIIOII, in r•.peci of his pecu niary interest in the poslilieatinti, or hi , Mere civil velnliou IO the actual publisher; and it thierfore seesaw just and no. routary, that vast re a discretionary punishment ni increased severity to to enacted, it should he confined to lint alters,. of libel, which, both in its natural tendency, and oil 11w motive of the publishes, exhibits the highest degree of ma lignity. 241 y, Because the moot effectioal, if not the tints mode of nrenniplishing this W 4.11, ia to introduce into the nod cumequiriatly into the indictment or informal putt creding upon it, a precise definition of the crime w hush t 1 i• isitentivd to prevent by the extension and alteration of the By such means atone ran Juries, in the 14'1 inatance, lie apprised of the particular character Or Ilie •rtfrnrr to the Defendant, ur can the Judge have a reit:nit rule Si, dist ingsai-li the cast. in which his discretionary tuner i• to be ears vows'. :Idly, Because wilhonl such exact Jrfinil as has berm rejected, it is possible that Joules, as well as Juries, limy, upon different uceasions, differ very widely as to the mem. tug orate word reditians„ and thereby inisoilsire into Ihr ad• nimistrati.n of a penal law au tuirertAinty whirl. is at all Ism., an rval, but which it particularly mischievous when the law is very siren-. YASSIA 1.1. hIOI.LAND, COWPER, ERSKINE., R l►'Kf, l N, LA NSDOW MIN fit, CA RN A RYON, C; Itt 1..N011, KING, LAU DElt Dr% LE, BEDFORD, 1 . 11 N ET. JERSEY, AUCKLAND. REJOICiNGS nurativ. rirkolt A orOtlie 'tit. M. Hum] mule enti - 30th 4 try into Rodin,. to takep4M MY e d illi f. o l l l li n if her extensive fr~l old propetly it, that part, lately divided tie t%rrewto Castle family, pursuant to a decree of the Nigh Crum of Chancery. Eitily on Chit morning a large union 11.4 1 / was hoisted og the top of the Castle. and another flag of a favourite colour ( ) s , :t• 1101 the top of Ihr ; wryer.ll -If 1 1111'131 telowip;ial archee were erected across the entromes loth the dart-eta otreet., entwined unit hard leaves, and decorated *if!! blue ribbons, Hod other beautiful oroaments; and one in particu ir sir fill 11114 ocenoioat trreird across the minis street, %11... re the (.3vtlicitile was In make its imme. d u o.. r ,o.y, from the Llangollen road into the town, (.11 whie!, wee a dove as if it were descending with A laurel, to eirrivry the glad tiding* of a hearty ye!. rouse tr. the worthy latitilidy upon her eatroocee 'rite belle of the town and surrounding village. weir. noting their merry peels all the day. AllOlll oar 11 . 01/I . k. the Aldermen, Common 'len d, / si ll th e Imigesseri, and the nitrite rime triorotry, pr..creded, two firer, on horseback (...001 having is true blue cockade in his hat, one beefing the arms of Miss Alyddelton, amt the other that of the non. Frederick West) nearly two miles out of town, on the Llangollen road, to meet this highly respected Lady. She was accompa nied by the Ilmiriunible Frederick West, Mrs. West, Miss West, and Frederick West, jun. EN. Out their being met, tl.ey were greeted with three hearty cheer-, and the horses were immediately taken from the carriage, and it was drawn to town by a numlree of the cavalcade, the Band of the Royal i)erbiglithire militia, which int.l beets sent for us, the occitaion, playing several beautiful matches, 4S;c. before the procession. At four o'clock, sibout ‘2OO sat down to a most excellent (limier, provided by Mr. and Mrs, Wil liams. of the White L lon, who deserve every compliment, as well for the taste displayed in the varied viands which graced the table, as the selec tion Or the wines, which were of the must delightful flavour and choicest vintage. Frederick West. jun. Esq. presided in the Chair (which was elegantly and tastefully adorned), and gave several most loyal and constitutional toasts. lie was placed in a triumphal car, and carried throng!. the principal streets of the town, with loud mid continued acclamations. The cump•tily retired at a late Lour, highly gratified with the enter tainment, conviviality and Unmtii aaa t y oldie meeting. A lar g e bonfire was lighted about live o'clock, and two 14t sheep were roasted loud distributed to the pce.r, togoetletr with • large quantity of that noted beverage " ewer Itatilso."' SEDITIOUS 1113111 RILL-PROTEST AGAINST HANISIIMLNT Moved to leave out the word (R anis h ir .l). It woe reoftleed 111 the negative. irsiIENTIENT, I i, Because the introduction of hruishment in the pre text 8511 ter nit In of • wanton and dmenoa• eXprrileirst. That pontsinneut has been hitherto utskttoon to the law of Ettgissl4l; auJ uu the present occasion there lin. been sto prouf shewn of its necessity, nor slue etnalintlion 11,0451'ms consequences Su material an Moue:limn issi a “•Iria of usages, statutes, and maxims, ealsblislsed *dining relicruee to any such punishment, may, by moslogirs and inferences of lan, sifirri the rights of the exiles ssisel !heir sirs...ll4.mM in a manner snit foreseen by the *Winos of the Bit, liar in the comtemplatiusi of the Legislature that enact.' it. 2stly. Because banishment, from its welly 16:11arr s punish ment of um quid severity in shit . ..scut cases, may be russdrrrd doubly SO by the favour ur enmity of the Sovereigns, lii whusrd. * II/2 4211211 would ,t 'tV, doubt Ow justice of soshirctimr. an Esisthshoosso. ten obeli cunt trice! of a inditical offosce agaiusl the hislers of his own ttttt airy, to she esprit-isms will or itituiciry laws of a fsweigis Gneiss's:sent ; and sic y of learhisig torn of Desire spirits and turlsulcut s, to look to lionga Flavor for the mitigation of their 1.,,, uu 1112 11112C2r1134r iii their eaten/I'l2*a at UMW' Ulises sa t.fillist is going on smuts"' nn a teat Ina ISkrla place iu past tiones—stresscllicis these considers! . The press sit stsis•li tttt of Eurnisr affords us 110 assuratsre thni the power of uue Sovereign nosy not be rend-red sub- Pell2lolo InOW vengeance of anus her ; sad 111 V 1111,Iary of (Etc Slat a, susuiern as well as ancient, minoinishes as , 1112 t no thing has a fluence anti foreign inierference in laic intermit attain of a comsat' y than the toonshmroi of State drheigiorlll3. VACSAI.I. HOLLAND, 140SI.1 ' N, ERSK I 1.., COWPER, KING. I.AUDERDALE, LEDFORD, THAN F:r. JERSEY, GROSVENOR. PN4YEEST AOAVIIIT TIIR PASIING Of Tilt: SFDITIOUI LIIIM BILL. Muved that Ibis Hai du pass. For 1144. rea.utes assigoed in ibe Protest ow the second rcs.liist of lists Hill, And !treatise, (et ling, as 1 du, a jail abhorrence of the mischief of circulating olasphen ~,,, w , Ks. lam pe r soail. ed that she prevalence of such Libirls will nut he diminished by the provisions of this Bill. Botanse I consider, •lao, that in the piesent disturMd and distracted ►tale of the country, measures of ratrrme sly are little calculated to ressu►e et , tlfidrllre to all ir►i tated and ■veering people, and that the meccas...l irlyno6lle of punishment for the rept tilisn lii of `• com posing, !Hinting, so ilublishisig" what lire tern,. ditiuus Libels, is inconsistent with Ilia ge 11l ine spirit of the English Conatitsitinn, and iutkicient for the object which it pi armies so Lave in view. BEDFORD. NOTICHN OP MOTION. 4 I FOR THIS RI'IiNINO IN THE HOUSN OF COMMONS. 1. Sir William I Creepieuy—To oppoint a Select Com mittee on Mr. Oweo's rhos fur the amelioration of the too. dams, of the lulstr smilers. 2. Lind Nugent—Return of Alen struck off the Cho s e * , Pension List, who were culisted wider Ur. Vindhsnt's Act of 4U Gru. 111. NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCE. POIII.7IIIIOUTII. DVCVMIYR 14. Arrived the Vittoria, Mousguitaery, (rum the (or Tobago. DFCTINIBIFR 14. Arrived the Gasiifuy packet, etth a snail trims ibillsoad. She reports that on iteeocunt of the ice the wails arr idshited to be landed at Gaiter. FALMOLTII I_ IMMO= 12. Passed by fur Landoll the 111..jt-stsc, Flarywr, (rout Que bec, iu 47 days. Arrived the Desire. Beier, from I.ishni:, unit loss of an. ebor and cable. sail seeks' Sllllp ..... and Tyne, Kidd. (ruin Sunderland, each with luau of bun. 6111 ii. DTA?, Arrvrd the Shipley, Monerief, from iNca Smith %Vides; New Thomas, Wright, front Nevagimey; and John, Jack son, from Newcastle, for Jamaica. Came down from the River, she Ahern., Cattenich, for Jamaica; Fame, Pierer, for Demerara ; Hope, Griffiths, f... Maranhao' ; and &Arms, Fur. e,Tencriffe. Tbe Saracen, for New South {Vales, Ham), for Triuolad, a n d the tall srf she outward-humid that sailed yesterday, have put bark aysin. The schooner Peterhead works'. amid Irons Sander. land, was run foul of last night rn the Downs by the Santiewns. Goodebild ; the former immediately sunk, hut the crew were saved. The Sampaim tiroceederl to Itartiarsie harbour, hawing received coassolesable dormice. Misjor.Ge. sicral Sir Thomas and Lady Minor. embarked on board the Thomas Corms Earl Indiaman this aftessioun, under a ra. lute of 10 guns. MOCK OF LEATIIF.R. Rolle. 50 to 50Ibo earl. 18J to 20.1 ere lb. Ditto, 50 to 645164. ea.•b 21.1 to 1281 Dremaior. Hides Flue Couch Hides 17.1 Crop Hill.. 35 to 4ulln. foresittior 15.1 to 160 Ditto 45 to 501b5..... ..... 17.1 to 214,1 Calf Sltiu• 30 lu 4011os 21.1 to 25.1 Ditto 50 to 7011ir ......... to 34J Ditto 70 to Mlle, .5.1 to 2941 Small Seal. (Creeislaii.l) (Art:rain" 14.1 to ISil Tansinl Ilona. Mites 16.1 to ISJ Spanish Florae hislrs OILS, per Too. of 262 Gallons. Kra Creeol Whale .. 331 Sl»rmaerli 0141 Pale Seal JHANKETs. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST .I%llCes. WIIITCCIPAPEL. Hay 3/ 3. 0.1 to 5/ 0. Od Hay.. 41 0. Od to 4/ Ins Od Straw I/ 7. OA to I/ 13. Od Old do. 5/ Os Od to 0/ Os 041 Clovertll 61 0.1 to 01 Os Od I Siraw 11 8. 0.1 to /15s Od I Clover 6/ o.od to 71 OrOd PRICE O 1 11 , NOM BA a.. I Kent ....V 6s to 41 lne %tsars ..31 Os to 31 12s Basra ...3/ Os to 31 His Faillisam, second, 4/ lOs t. I . soreixot Pocket RH'S, per Cwt. KW ►oCK MTS. Kent .... 3/ 8s to 41 lits Sown .... 31 3. to 3! les Eases .... 31 311 to el Os 5/ bs—line, 51 5s to el es I! Ns to 21 2s. ('RICE OF RAW FAT, per store of 816. As stated by the Tame I As stated by the Butchers Metiers. St. James's Market.. 3s 60 Price by Ta110w.... as Sid Mitrelmpel Market 3s 701 Average...... as 7.1 PRICES OF TALLOW TowitTallow Ml. 0.1 Yellow Riowia t 7. 0.1 OJ While i1itt0...55e Od Od Soap 53, Od —s Oil Melisoc sio tr 46. 0,1 Ditto r0ug1...:101 0.1 ..11 Oil ', SOAP, &e. per Hub. Yellow H. Mottled. 94. Carol ' . q. Graves l4. I. Good Dreg* ei Os PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow, Chandlers Hall. Pile • of elmlles, per dozen, Ili% Od—Mualds,lts 1;.1 prr duZro allured for ready RAW lIIDES. Rest Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary.. 2. 2.1 it. 2. 4d .tune).. I. 10:1 to 3s 01 Market Calf.. 0.. 10 8. 'web Sliddlitt:s 2. 6.1 li. 2. 8.1 Eng. Horse Os 0.1 t.. Os Od fOlt EIGN WOO S, lb. Ipani.lo Siorep, Leoneas 0.1 • 11. 31 • Scemia 3. 9.1 a 51 04 Sarum 3. 0,1 • 41 Od Seville Saxaisy,lst. 24 3. 6.1 a 5s 9.1 Ealtinnilk, 1.t........ 44 0.1 a Is 94 —2,1 2. 3d a 3s Shl 1 r A M I