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eimet's siijnitriiment 31 present stood for Wednesday twit; be was plow 311X1Ulf, to do was to skew the Coroner that lie most proceed. 11r. Serjesnt Cams said he should have to phew cause against this rale, ■nd had long affidavits, which would occupy a considerable lime. Mr. DevwA• said, under those circumstances he would tint now pram his motion, which, with the leave of the Court, shoal) Mood over till Monday. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2G. MACH; EMBUS LIBEL. THE KING t. RsiBERT SHORTER. The Defendant. in ibis ra.e appeared on the floor, to plead an iuAirtmeut , charging hits with pithlishlrz a. 1.1 impious libel, inn poidicittion entitled The ThPolo piettl Co ol ie ; ib e o ki,. c i of wliieli eXII to throw ridicule on I. divinity of Christ. Tlw io4it.titteut hawing been read, he was .i..ked whether be was gniloy or not guilty? He said, he veitvitily wrote the publicati tttt which had been read. The 1.1.11111 (71itee JUIITICE* Will you plead now, or w!:1 you plena next fermi." :.:'iorter—u I will take time and plead next term." lie was then informed he moist find hail. lie complained of , teing taken from his business by surprise; but the Cowl .o.lere4 him into custody, with an intimation that when lie out in hail, himself in 2001., and two sureties iu 1001. each, he Astield be discharged. JOURNEYMEN COACHNI AKERS. Tile RING r. CONGEI.L. Thls Defendant, who had been convicted with twenty others in the trade of coach•riseking, for haring combined ..nd conspired to lesson the lime of work, and to raise the rste of wages, aoul whose judonent was postponer! to afford ~n In opportunity of pulling in an affidatit explanatory of rert.iiti farts c acted wills his former awl present situa isOn,ag.lin appeared on the floor. Tiw•fbilavit was put in and read. It stated, that he was neither himself connected with any society, such as had kd to the present prosecalion, nor had he any knuwledp of soy surd) existing. Mr...bodice Ill•artnar, in delivering the judgment of the r ...... nesiled WWI germ severity on the c mity and i.chievous tendency of the offence of which the Defend•nt had been convicted. Their Lordships haul, however, taken lido consideration the mailers disclosed iu his affidavit, and bad awarded and adjitdgeil that he should pay a fine to the knit of Mnti that he should be imprisoned fur twelve cairn ..ar mouths in the Coldbath-fields prison, and at the cud of Viat time he should find sureties for his good behaviour for '.ree years, himself in M/01., and two sureties in 200!. each, and that he should be further imprisoned till bis fine be paid. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBUIL 2t. Sir Wm. Sco'rr, after reciting the evidence on both sides. ri specting the destruction of the American ship Felicia,. .“I.sed at 11.000/ , gave jorl:inent at considerable length.— t. this vessel (he observed) was to be taken merely as an American. Captain Hope, of bis Majesty's ship Eudytnium lul a right in that character to destroy her ; hut in a case of dAcillty his duty was to bring her into a British port for alliuthrstion. This principle of conduct was laid down in order in aruiJ quarrels between foreign States. Utak*s evi dence was produced immediately at the time of her being protected hy a British license, Captain Hupe'a duty was, muter 10 the circumstances, to destroy her as enemy's pro perly. The IrelieitE was protected hy a renewed British license to retorts to America writs a cargo, in consequence of having "misted Of against an canny, by conveying supplies for onr army to Cadiz, under the them So 1013. If Captain Hope was 11113de sensible of the existence of this license Infore he destrwil the vessel then be was respon• 'elite in damages; but the Learned Judge was of opinion, that from the concealment and the delay to produce such 11 , cense on the part of Smith, the master, which could only be accounted for from a want of jadgenesit and diacernment, rieg several hours which elapsed, the loss arming from the roister's incapacity must fall upon the owners. comidering the contradictory evidence in this ease Court was of opinion, that the preponderance of probs.. liihsy was in favour of the captors, as to the concealment of it e license until even some time after the orders were given the presence of Smith, the master, for the vessel to be de strayed. Hoch responsibility likewise attached to the owners, from the delay in instituting this suit, which was 1101 brought till file after; when the probability was, the captors might have been deprived of the evidence necessary for their defence. Under these circumstances, the Court dismissed the captors from all responsibility as to the con sequences of not proceeding to adjudication: also decreed Orbit on both sides against the American owners. The Ga:eite of Saturday alight contains a Pro. cistratiou by the PRINCE REGENT, calling in all , p;is.ea issued to vessels trading in the way of the Barbary cruiser., and announcing that papers, 'ac cording to new farms, will be issued after the ex i t , . ration of the present year. With regard to revels returning from different voyages, the present passes will be in 1• cc.. until the following period., viz. for those from the Mediterranean and parts to the north ward Gibraltar. to the 31st of March next ; from ti•e West Indies, North America. and the western roasts of Africa, to she 30th of June next; from the East Indies. and all other distant parts, to the 30th dos . June, 1821. Of the pew passes, one description may, at the option of the ship-owners, be annexed to the certiticattes of registry. Several poor families of Kumasi', Sussex, having rxpre•.rd their wish to emigrate to the Cape of Good Hope, the parish officers are takiug the steps necessary for putting them on their passage. During the last week great numbers of out pnisioners have arrived daily in York, pursuant to 111 r lute orders of Government. A battalion of ii.valids is about to be formed from a selection of those veterans, of which York is, for the present, to •be the bead-quarters. We understand they already exceed 1,000 i many of them display medals of his-fumed Waterloo. One thousand stand of arms and equipments for the battalion arrived here in a *Lion from Hall last week. Friday indining. about five o'clock, as Mr. Thomas Booker, a respectable farmer, residing at SI. Mary's Cray, Ecut, was coming is fiasithdeld in a light cart. with some calves fur sale, he was desperately attacked near Chid( burst, by a gang of armed ruf f ians, six in number, who sprang from a field on the road side. Out of the villains 'seized the import?' I.t.fttl, *bile& another jumped into the cart and misted Mr. N. by the collar. dragged hum nut on to tie ground. he wan there .orrounded by the renisiuder of the gang, who rifled hi., pockets stf ISI. is Bank of England nutty, his watch, eke. It was then proposed by one ut the villains to murder him, 'which being agreed to, tiny all began to brat Mr. H. with incur tildfileuns almost his head and face in a nowt inhuman timinerclitt he was to nil appro. anee dyad; they thee de. 'camped *wow , the fields, leaving Mr. Hooker weltering in his blood. Mr. Molter having recovered from his insensibility, • ,11ffieulty got into his cart,' and druvt on to the half way !muse, *bee a surgeon was sent for, his head was dread. &HOW, use wound in the forehead had penetrated his skull iu the is, his wise was broken, the whole of 1,18 front teeth were knocked qui, sod his left eye completely beat out of its socket. Ha was conveyed to the Hospital. gaug of housebreakers has been discovered at 'aloPeritts. two of whoa' are in custody. A trades. man of that city, respectably connected, has also Iwo - apprehended. on a charge of receiving the rods sillies by this smog. He was taken in Liver pool, waiting bea mew to America. ra *PIM AA: POLICE. —taw— siwnew.Houst CRVEI.Tif TO ANIMALS. A fellow, who UP.I4IIy goes by the usroe of Ne/son, from the circumstance of his having lost CI, aro, at ries, was stem. d on Saturday on a charge of having cruelly beaten his Jog, and convicted iw the mitigated penalty of Ws. which, being Nimble to pay, be was committed. SUIT DNALL% A hearing tank place on Saturday on a summons ob tained *vaunt the proprietors of the Sarmeit's /lead Inn, Snow-hill, by a country lad about 16, whit bad travelled (rain Exeter by one of their coaches, for oulawfolly detain ing hi. trunk. The lad, who took only an outside place at Euler, had rode inside, an he understood, with the consent of the coachman, from Saliabiwy to Hartford Bridge. When arrived at the latter place, on being applied to by the coachman for the usual compliment, mad ;Pato; him only 1.. the man became very abtotire, called the boy a airadlt and a cheat, and dragging him from the emelt, made bins resume his origins! situation ori the outside. Oa his arrival in 1.1/0. dim the fact was commoivicated to the proprietors, and the lairs trunk was detinued till Ise should pay ant shillings extra for the fare, while he rode inside. In the defence, it was alleged that She coachman had not at all romeated to the lairs ridiug inside groat, but that be coosirlesed him au in side passenger. An attempt was made to impute abusive lanzisage to the lad, but successfully rebutted. The Mazistrate considered the 41111.1[11041 to he an impo sitimi, time/ore hr was of opinion that a remedy could only he obtained by a civil action. He recensasewled d. the proprietors to give the lad bin trunk, bat they persisted in detaining it till the 61. was paid. pew.sTittET. On Saturday Mr. Malreely's conehnsan was twouulst to the office, io custody of Turrossrod, the officer, charceei with a breach of the peace to making a Unwelcome in the court yard, front of Carltoo-house, riming the time the Noire Recent was Itolain his levee on Fri.!Hy. It appeared that the Prieoner drove his empty carriage close to the steps of the grind entrance to Carlton House Picture the company bad ceased to arrive, when he was desired to drive off as there were then car riages with company in them waiting In set down. He paid nn attention to the request by the marsh:llmm and officers for some time, lout at length he did with much reluctance. He repented similar conduct two or three time*, and the last time lie positively refused to draw off his carriage. II was (cured that mischief would ensue from the horses, by his violence. The Marshalinen and soldiers on duty endeavoured to get kin, off his box, but lie resisted most violently, till by force and numbers they lifted him off, at which the body of footmen behaved extremely dis orderly, by hissing and groaning. Mr. hlalwrly's footman very properly got on the box, end took possession of Ilse reins, to prevent mischief. The Lord Steward and the Road of Green Cloth ex pressed their determination to punish the mac-Immo, as All example to other ls in Cowie, to conduct themselves with propriety, but left the proceedings with the Magi strafe, who, in come-queue c of the excellence of the previous character of the tuaelimau, sod that the cause of his im proper conduct was his haying taken more liquor than be was accustomed to du, let him off, on condition of his pas. hely asking pardon, which the coachman ■greed to, and signed it fur the purpose of its being published in the public Papers. The Magistrate, Mr. Ferrant, thought this public apology would operate as a punishment to the coachman, and a warning to other servants to conduct themselves with pro priety is (Mare. IMPOSTOR. The impostor detected by Tuw•send, the •lifer, a few days sitter, at a gentleman's house in New Norfolk-sheet, is the same man who was described by Mr. Rosticrworth, before a Committee of the House sf Commons upon Meath city. He is known by the name of Porfield. He was apply. ing to the gentleman in New Norfolk•street, who is well known for his humanity in ►elieving distressed objects, and subscribing to cha. liable institutions, fur 14/1111 ro 1111111- scribe to a pretended institution for selling meat at three pence-halfpenny a pound with vegetabks. He produc ed a large printed bill, stating the supposed institu tion to be patronised by some of the first characters in the country. It also contained conditions and regulations of a well established institution, suit which was stated to have been so since the year 1800. With a view to obtain large ■abscriptions, it wits stated, that all sisbsesipt shove 1.1.11 C Raines won Id have the privilege of giving tickets iu propor tion for poor people to obtain cheap meat ■nd vegetables. On inquiry it has bee■ discovered that no such institution exists, ■ud the reference given is only this man's private residence. The discovery was made by a servant of the gentleman in New Norfolk-street, recollecting that the same mall had called upon his master twelve years previous. prw.• CIRCULATION OF FORGED NOTES., 6EE7. Mario Williams, who had been before examined, was on Saturday fully committed, on a charge of uttering Inripil motes. , Parley, Sarah Palley, and Aim Collins, alias Cation. rive Cloud, were brought up fur further examiustion fur the same offence. Wm. Palley was first placed at the liar. Mr. V. Goldsmith, 3, Whitfield-street, Shoreditch, on the 171 h of September received of the Primmer a 51. which he produced, for the purchase of some mahogany. He cave his name Wm. Perry, and address Wellington-street, Bethnal-gr&n. The note was returned as forged on the Monday followieg. Application was made in Wetlinglum street, but no clue could be gained of the Prisoner. One of the Bank Inspectors proved the note to he forged. Two other cases of a similar nature were adduced nod fully brought home to the Prisoner; when the Magistrate was about to commit him, belt the Batik Solicitor said he expected numerous other charges to be bought against him. Remanded. Ana Collins, alias Cloud, and Sarah Palley, were then put to the bar; but at the r. quest of the Bank Solicitor they were also remanded till Tuesday, alma it is expected a great many new charges will be exhibited agaiast them. Friday S. Jordan, Mary lois wife, Jane Barnes. J. Chun-kill, W. Beldii 1, W. Davey, and 31. Alarphy, were re examined on a charge of attempting to murder Mr. beam, in Type-street, Chiswell-street. They were all committed for the capital offence, except S. Jordan, who is aapected to be bailed. A destructive fire took place on Wednesday se'onight, in the extensive spinning factory of Messrs. TAltalrr. SCOTT, and Co. at lioreley fields, Wolverhampton. A most deplorable part of the catevtrophe is, that about 130 poor creatures are deprived of bread, amid many of them must ne cessarily be relieved by the parish. The stock and machinery were insured to the amount of 4.0001. in the Phasnix Office ; and the buildings fur ‘2,900/. in the Norwich. • IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—From calculation by the College of Pbysicians. no leis than 40,000 die manually in Great Britain of Consumption, and at least 10,000 tu London. The late Wm. Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, aocertained that toib person was ruptured. These complaints ate truly alarming to every individual who uses the least exertion. It is also incredible the aumber that suffer from a certain Dirwase, by being improperly treated. It was these circumstances induced Dr. Coortn to select eminent Physicians and Surgeon., of at least 30 yeare' experience, to form a Medical litur4; and since the eirtablial mt upwards of 30,000 Palisade have been cored—many of them after Hospitals hail failed.— Messrs. Cilarell mod Co. are consulted at Woodstock street, Oxford.wireet, and at Charlotte House, -Crest Cher. lotto-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill sr, daily, from Eight till Eight.—blecliabies have advice gratis every liven ing, from Six till Eight, sod oil *today lillontiags axed Twelve o'Clock —•.• Ruptures of 30 years steadies PAO catty eared, without confinement—There ale private doors at each Lou,., and private rooms fur Featabs..—N.B. The *Meted Weald de well tst read Messes. Carmen amid Csr.'s Lectures or two prevailing Diseases, puldialted at Owe I Millis& by 31r. Harvey, Id, illackfritimmad. They wiU also pram useful (Wpm.% Posetiliewint. • CRIMINAL LAO'S. REPORT. the l..lett Committee of the House of Commons sprinted In cousider of so mssrh of the Criminri Laws as relates to Capital Punishment oleo, and to report their Oh servati tttt s and Opinton ~; the .Am., from time to locr, to the Ilmote; and to wlsoni the several Petitions on triter. she soliject were referred:—have, poi...stoat to the % of the Fluuer, considered the NI dices to shun referred; nod It.ave agreed opus the full.isroig Report Yoor Committee, in execution of the trust delegated in item by the Howse, have endeavoured strictly Its cordite themselves within the limits mese:ll)rd 1., t hens by the Into* of their appointment. In tome cases they hare latelame , ' re strictions fur themselvts, which the letter of the Resolution of the House slid not impose. They have:ol4lollrd from all eon. situation of those capital felonies which may be Mist to be of a political 1131111/e, being directed against the authority of go vernment, and the general licere of society. To tear 'Wore and efficacy of the secondary pisiii.hmmits, of trnivitioi tot :srio soul impriloonsesti, they have directed nu , Pitt rif their inqui ✓ies, Incense another Committee hod •p; tell In investigate them, mot lirrilite rigs part the fart• or 31- glllllOlll/ to he elated is this Ft.-port, will be tomtit to de rod, either on the prevTitt state of these tertmairry pu nishments, or un the degree of improveno:nt of ratites they may be funnel copal, e. With sonny extrusive and important parts of the criminal law; such, for eximple, as that which regolatis the trial of offendc•s llwy air entirely satisfied, mill they should not h•va an:jested any changes in these ileonetmesdo, s yea if they hail heti, wilhix the appoint, II 1111111111 l of this Committee. lan other mlll5 of the sulijcet ; no for example, in the de6lnitlsrn awl as rongement of Crillses. dill have iccionsocuiliol n ro4- 0 01iiinliMs ..f the laws iespectilig only mice class est of tires, and have resumed only to • apresx t VII!' fel Op . I the mail) fifth.• like cur./nil:dation ns wow us Its r eases. They wish expressly to 410fleilll sill duubl sit the light of the l.cgis- Wore to inflict the pitilUilionviit of death, whoever 11..5s rt. IliShlllClll, aml that Omit., seems ennoble of prolt et the comintinity from enormous snot atriititirst ctimee The object of the Committee has been to ascertain. ns far as the nature of the rase admitted by evidence, whether, in the present state of the sentiments of the ue.-ple of Eng.. land, cnpital punishment lit mist espies or "Reimers 111501- tended with violence, lw a metes.. try or even the must elTec teal security against the prevaleote of crimes In the *nit place, they eilileiivonreil to collect ofrseial counts of the state of crimes and the ailniiiiistrat 00000 of cri. mina, law throughout the kingdom, from the earliest prriud to which authentic information reach... The summit tunas of commitments, convictions. and rxersitions, first pro. e meg by addressee from this Honse, and ..ince ri wood he no further hack than MM. Ai counts, tlitiiizio not perfectly satisfactor, of the saint partii ulars, firing !Am ami and If iddlrsex, from 173 t) to the pi root! time. hsvi• been ninety laid before Peri *norm, which, with an •OOS. " W V of the rtf 'trim of Eii2land nail • frow will he inserter) in the Appendix of this Itcp•ii t. A full snit *atheistic seconot of Coneirt;nos and rsecu lions for Loudon and si!ditiesrx, f ro m 1699 to Pint...Main eft, for the latter part of riot time riots, the Clerk of Air:otitis at the Ohl Bailey, and for the former part from the officers of the City of Laudon, is insert..l in the App. udir The Corporation of the City of Loudon h ‘ire slso*u ou thi s occasion a liberality mid public spirit worthy of iicknow. tedgment ; sod it is to be hoped, that they will combine their researches as far back as their terorils extend, mid thus complete returns, probably ouparalk led iu the history of Criminal Law. The deputy clerk of emir , . fur the hem, circuit, hos laid before yonr Committee a retorts of cunnnil ntrnt•, couvirtiotts, and executions on sisal rirr ail , which comprehend% Ihe coon. ties of Hefts, E,.. z, K , ot,Stininolt, and Surrey, from 18911 so 1718, form 1755 to lib 4, nod from 172; 1., /..14 The es— teems of the intermediate period from 17IS to /75,i, he will doubt', ss furnish err! won. From this iinportasit return it appears, that, for the lirvt 30 years *kick followed the Kivu lotion, the overage proportion of conviction,' to earentirois was ad Is, 29; that from 17:/S to 1724, it was 48 to 13; and that (ruin 11144 to 1%11, it ass 74 to 19. It is worthy or remark, that the whole number or efinvioinus for murder, on she Hone Cireail , iu the fwid period W. 411 123; that the mentions for the same period were S 7: that it the steroid. the cutirictruas for the same offence were 1.7, and the executions 57 ; and It, it in slur third, the convictions were f, I, nod the sociitiolit 44. If the Mecca*, of the populition during a prosperous pc riud of a bundled and slit, ty ye.or., be IA( ii tutu the account, sod if we hear to mind that a ition flu,' time a considerable city has grown up int the NIP ihrtte hnuk of ilw Thames, we shall he disposed to consider is is nu cx aggeratiou to affirm, that in this district (not one of the mra favourably situated in this respect) molder has sbated in the remarkable proportion of three if not boar to one. hi the thirty years. from 1755 to 1784, the whole convic tions I'u► murder is London and Middlesex were 71; and iii the thirty years front 1754 to 1814 they were 118. In the years 1815,1831, and 1817, the whole convictions for murder its London were 9, wlide 14 the three prsceilinie year. they were 14. Mo►t of the other retwriis sedate 111 too short a period, or too Darrow a dist, iet to afford nusteriais for safe coisclusi 0000 0 with respect so the comparative. fit irrocy of crimes at digerent p. hint*. 1n gt nerd, however, it appears that twirlers, snit other crime of violence and cruelty. have either divitinii.lost, ur not increased; and that the deplorable increase of ermi nes is not of such a nature as to indicate soydtminnlwin i■ the humanity of the people. The practice of timinslostely publiokiiie the cireumstsuces of co , ry atioeiito. crime, and . . . of circulating 10 various hiring au act:omit of eves y Ptare of the piocreilings which relate to it, is far tsetse prevalent in Engloud thaw in auy other country, tool iu our thaw in auy former age. It is on the whole cagiest utility, not only as a control ea marts of joilicAtnre, but also ►s a means of reordering. it esdremely difficult fur odious ci iiii i i sal. to escape. la Cols country, tin atrocious erasures rernaia secret ; with these advautages, however, it cumin' he rte orierbtirst by publishing the cireuenstaaces of all er loom., ear modern practice trade to iu.ilte oar atte and 11.1110 U appear arum criunual Ono iu conipsrition with others it really is. In considering the subject or nor penal law, your Com mittee will first lay before Ow House their sdniervatimis on gist part whirl, is the lease likely to give rise to difference of opinion. Thal many softiies denouncing capital punish ments might be safely and wisely reps sled, has long hero a prevalent opinion. It is vandalised by Ihr of too successive Guanuitters of this House, comp...ea of eh. .l eminent men of their age, and in some measure by the au thority or the House itself, whirls passed several Inns on the fteulaillentlallun of their Committers. A. a general positron, the propriety of repealing sock statutes seems scarcely to have beer disputed ; respecting the number and choke of thee, (Lacteal sentiments moist always he expect ed. Your Cousenittre have not attempted ■ complete rim- Nitration, which much time and considerable deliterration woold be required to accomplish. They selected some Ea. pital felonies, for tb: coolinuauce of shirk they cannot anti. cipate any serious argenteul, ahtd which to them to /ROAM NO purpose hot that of enrimiliering and olsorreililitog the Statute Bunk. Various considerations here limed 10 guide slum choice; sometimes mete leeity ail !miry have raised an insignificant offence, or an al se ilditterent act, halo a capital aisle; in other acts liar ell has been inanifestly sad indeed avowedly temporary, though it ■nfortonately produced a peemauctit twos 11 brie the loutish. meet of death was evidently %meet-meaty at time time of its original establishment, and store, if it was originally justi fied by • temporary dar t er, aim-used by a Irsesyss.rery fear, it has long bees acknowledged to be altogether portioned to the offence, your Committee conceive them. selves warranted is cuidideutly recommending its abo lition. But they have also adverted to another anwider. alio. ; if is addition to the intrinsic evidence, of unwar rantable severity is. a law, whirls arises fitim Ilse comparison of the act forbid/ea, with use punishment threatened, Hwy dad oleo that the law hes scarcely ever barn executed fillet WI drat coottoteat, or if it has tallies ham damming' the nation hoeing stare hawser sod roserally enlighlescd, year Commeitteecomider oblarelves as authorimil to u5e..... weed ale types!, by bog experience, and by the detibrrate Judgment of tits whole soars. In OM spplkalion sf thee . PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 1 3 per Cent. Ited 66fi I India Bonds... 6 7 pr. 3 per Ct. Cons.• • 6711 I Es. 8t115..... 9. 3 al. 34 per Cent.. 7sk I Lottery Tiekets 41/.IU, 4 per Cents B4lt 1 Cone. fur Ace. 6712 gill' 5 per Ct. N. Ass. 103tlitt I 671 . Bank L. Ann... • •17ii 1 laltrt prinriple, they have been titaterally,tirled by the doCArSeiets :.Kith have bee 6 mentioeseel rhere • l'clisl law has not been carried into rife ct in Middlesex for more than a century, iii the counties Tooled London fur platy yours, ■rd lei the .3sten.ive district which forms the Ite•tern Cirriait for 6fly, at may lie s➢fely too chided that the gru►rsl opinion has lwunoun►•d is to lie unit or ecessary to cuutinre is force. ThP Comm,. see are aware, that there are cases i• which it may be maid, that the dread of the punishment ha• presented the perpetrate of the crime, ➢nd where, t►erefore, the law ap. pears ter he int9iracitios unly because it loss completely arcemplislied its purpose. Whatever specionsuess may lie. toitg to this ressoniug in the rase of roseepicnows crimes, tool pisnishorents generally present to the minds of watt it never ran he plansildy upplied to rare and obscure °Gyres, to penal Caari !WHIR, or which it require a a Melt shall weetinary degree of professirmal arreirscy halittnally to scrolled the existence. Your Committee have endeavoured to avoid all cases which seem to them to he on this ground disputable. F general raution, and • desire I. a►oirl /wen the •ppearance of peecipitatFo., they have poo -1 4 reesea, a ho-h seem to them liable tom Male doubt a• Molar of I ibue.! to which T h ey me about to advert. esistin Ned. 114 IiKETS. 1 1 X81111311F.. Cora Sospertoes Rrtorw , rill'ltfOtV, Noirusett tV twat. req. load Picw ditto VI/ —0 to 101 Ss Watley, low titsartei —4l to 41s 204 —4 to 320 —d Kraut 40. —d to 514 —d Prase • • 50. —4l to 51s —4l Rye WINDSOR, Novitssorte 27. Alitel,p.l.l. 14/ Os to lei tat Drank, per CV . • . 409 to 50s Rowley, prr 364 to fts Proge 19e to 34. Rye READING, Nov►.xet:lt 27. I{'h•at D;Of I , y 3•A Its 400 Oafs fkai.* Ohl Wheat .... 78s to 88s N EW BURY. lIERKS. Wheat SOle to Sea Od Oats Ike . . sto —s 041 Beans Batley .. 211 s to 41s Od Pease Bread, 10. 7d. to *J. per Gallon. STAINES, Noveseitsit 26. Wheat.. 12/ Os to IS! 104 Pease, per qr.... 534 to Us to —s Barley Outs, per ens to 3ns Beans —s to 4 GUILDFORD. NoVersto 27. Meat Miley ..... 37s t• 40.1 Besot Bread PRICES OF HA RT I Y AND STRAW. Irtfirrerll4PFL. Hay.. 54 fh. Od to 51 10. Od New ido.4/ 4.. Od to 4/ I J. Od I Straw 1! 6a Od io I /10s Od Clover 111/ Ihed to 71 it. oil th y 3/ 16,, thi to Si Ss okl Straw 11 la 0,1 to U 165 YJ PRICE or HI virw tie6l4. : IC,nt ....31 104 to 4110, %usa•x „V OF to 31 I2A Essex ...3/ 32 to 41 O. I Farnham, serum!, 41 !Os 1/, kweigu Porkell 101'6, per Cwt. II BM POCK rte. Kent .... 3/ 108 to 41 14. SINK% •• 31 3i to 31 16, .... 3/ 5. to 4/ 4, 3/ ss —fine, 51 10. to 81 6s I 1/ Os to 21 os. COAL MARKET, Novemsan 28. Aaipa at thwart Ski pa Sold. Price. 50 KtV/C3ltile 46 44h. Od. to 45a. 98. 29 Souderton/I 1 Halbrath Coat I 395. Od. to Bd. [From the " Loudrim New Price Current.") FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOTENBE 26. SCOAR.—The demand for Sugar early in the week was lo eousittetahle, lint alien the urns from the West ladies trao.. spired, abating that Itathadocs and the neighbouring bland■ had starred severely by a hurricane, the dentin.' increased veiy inatesially, and price; a shade higher were obtained. Tin. forenoon the it spirits after dlu•cuvndes are net so ex tensive, yet the prices are fully maintained. -- - . The severe weather having set in, and the probable inter ruption to the navigation on the Continent, has the effect of 'tamping the export deinaoil for Refined floods; the whole sale grocers fur the Ironic consumption of the country have also been purchasing tin a Sordid scale; the consegnenco has been, that the market Las become heavy ; the gimulity of goods ready is however trite iucuusiderable.---3lolasses SIC steady. Foreign Sugars continue to he inquired after; the stock io Ibia market us inconsiderable. Comer.—The %lemma tut Coffee by private contract has been increasing; and a, few holders appear inclined to sell, a gradual and considerable ri-e has takes place : St. Do mingo early in the week realised 120 s. by private contract ; mince Olen by pablic sale, 1225. slid 1221 6d.; and it is stated 1235. La heel refused by private contract fur Sue quality. This forenoon 30 cask. 603 hags of a fair quality St. Do utiugu were brought forward by public salt ; the whole weut off with great briskness, 121 s. sad 1225. ; damaged 115 s. 6d. • 118 a. 6d. u py —There bill hat• more demand for Fruit ; • cargo of C urue u rea h sr d Uris. a 105.. ; resold price 110.. There have been so sales of the new Tel key Fruit. Rum, R•a\DY, and llowitros...-The business clone i• Rum by private contract has been inconsiderable; 125 pun cheons. Jamaica derwriptious were brought forward on Wed. nesday by public sale; the whole went off freely at the pre vious musket prices-47 a 31 0. P. 3.. 114. ; 23 s ft, as. • 3s. Id.; 14 • 17, 21. a 2r. 10d. Therefore been fen per. chases by private contract shire its public sale; the market may he stated rather heavy —lir Brandy tie Geneva there is Igo atteuali.m. Tuaicco.—The detains] for Tohaero has entirely sob aided ; there are no purchases whatever reported. NAVAL STORES.—Hy public rale, about GOO casks rough Turpeutine were brought forward, baukrupes effects, of • very urdivary quality, and suld without soy allowaace, at 14s. 3d. a Its Spirit. there I. so 'horrifies, sad very little brbiaesa doing. Tar, Pitch, and !twin, so. varied. CoreoW.—The accounts from Liverpool, received this morning, are again f ble the demand for Cotton at that market had revived—the purchase* livorted on Wed nesday last were cusisiderable. The report app. an to have • favourable effect on Cotton; the inquiries this nortruisg are general, and they will probably lead to a renewal of the demand, and to porch:me* un 'Change. The batmen wis have to report since nor last publication is, however, Meow siderable, consisting only of 350 800 13111. • 13td. and by public 411 bags Nis. Demerara, .14id. ; 35 bags Carriacou, 10til. • 14ti1.; 29 bags St. Vinceats, 131 d. and I n d. ; few (:resiada, all faults, 101 d. TaLt.ow.--The holders of Foreigo Tallow are asking higher price'', sad there is IMMO appearance of an improve. meat in the ileassitil. The town market M to day quoted 60s. which is the same as last week. EDINDURGII COLLAGE We have great pleasure in tofortnimz noir teari.., Oita, inure our lost report, numerous nations have been r e c eive d by Prole.tiii r Jnn e . v . for the University Museum. The ti has been communicated to us:- 1. Colleciims of hfiesentls from North America, prr geni , j by Ledo Daniossie. 2. Animals of Icelsold, preseoted Ly Sir l.rorge beery ! alaekeogie. 3. Animals eaflected io Baffin's Bay, by Gptain Bus. • also from Captain Boss the sledge and dre.. of the Ile Saccheuse, the Esquitosno, who accompsiiied the nafSn's Bay expedition as interpreter. 4. Corals and minerals, collected it, the Bahamas y o s t. miral Sir David Milne, sad by him preteisted to Ow llr.eara. The corals are trinivalled in magnitude ate,' , A to, heved they are the most spleudid 'vents n. ant t, hitherto been brought to Enrupe. Along with the 111.111( there • are several colossal st•lnitites, one is riftirdi4l IP I COMM to weigh fire ions, S Collection of ore/tam, mineral* Goan t►e salami presented to the Marcum by Principal Baird, fres a Crtut;r wan iso Elba. 0. Skeleton of a Boa Snake, tweaswrieg /4 ►ret in line.. presented to the Uttiveroy Mu•euo by Dr. James Greg., y. jou. from Andrew N'addri, Li. Leith. i. CAulfection of insects, serpents, lied y*101.0966, r ,, weird by Sir /AIM, Maegrc,•uw, Chici oflhr 31.d.calIi,t b. Skelluis of the great wide la Aire/mit., presented by N Mather, Abercrveaby. *MUM OF MR. COBBETT AND WI PAINE'S DEV.Ini. CORSTC/I, N0ME91113:4 The Elevenles arrived at Liverpool use wunt.t ~ , , ►word of which was the notorious Culsbell. As 11.14 Y were entertained 'hat the fever was as board. Culoh,p . „ tog was not permitted till yesterday. Au unamease samUer al people suet hint on the beach, used chtered him lo lite ion, which is a eausidcrahle distaste from the Ducks. Soule psi. tiai hisses were heard. _ This morning he uuderweut the usual ernriiiratina a( the Customs-house, which oreispled a eournileu mi.!, now, brought over with bi m ath :dot (wavy higguce. 7i. ram Paine were depoiiited in a wuuden box, suid luilzed us s , Corium-Mime yard. %Them the box was up, aril. c o w ' , u , b. served—'t There, Geullensess, are the uswial gramma of I•, e kninoi tat Thomas Paine" The skull irs., .Iwern, tie cotha-plate accompanied it, hut all that nuihi Lw.teespites.d was Pain, ISN aged 74 c•meheit as. extremely attentive to the box, and limiked mine iiirtues daring the exhibition. In the evening, accompaitrid Ltertims Smith, he visited several of his frirspl• sm.{ in.. wishes. There are slow is,) vessels is the Ntersee t on !NIA'S of •Jlltt of which (from Baltimore), it it .1, tlw ?db..* 1... prevails; bet every precaution is taken to prettut summits. munition with the laud. Cubbett looks in good health, and is dersseil like /Mr t r our britcr sort of cumilry farmers. It is expected lw •;/ visit Manchester before lie sets off for Both,. whither L s faintly are gone. lie came in fur a considers Me share ii/ the theatrical gentry term goose, is the neightansrliouit u! the Cuidoin.hoiiiie. 77. e Lire - rpm: .41trvrtiser says, " Poinr*. 6rmr. ?r. ? brought home without the knowledge of the Copt:0o .- f .• Herenles, beiegseereted in a chest Ix kolgioc to l'to.to that they were passed at the Custom-house ai the bows in • British subject." MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILD:IA:2 W. M. H. Dover and Co. Brend-greet-mews, merehmuts I. T. (Slower, Fulham, victualler G. Ettersbank, Dorking, nurseryman 3 v 2 K. Armstrong, Surrey, hat.mansfacturer 3 : I B. Wilson; Bow.lanr, warehouseman . 3 W. Eames, Haymarket, horse draler 2 11 W. Fawdingios, Warwick square, calpitscl.mairr .1. Bryan, lame of Oxford-street, milk-umorter A. Aloes, Shadweil , mlupseller J. Nonmoving, Long-sere, linen.drsper 2 11 W. Burford, Inte of Gillingham, fisherman. 42 it, J. Slicci, While Lion went, coaclimaker J. Wenham, Beckley, tailor J. Taylor, Cripplegate, draper 2 10 Ni. Jusling, Bexley•lseash, innkeeper .1. Fleming and Co. Biskupvpie-mtreet, jewrilci T. Rattray, Lower Thasnes-street, 1 la E. Matinee, Henry-street, 'Miniver DIVIDENDS. J. H. Valentine, Old Jury, iossereoee-braker J. Ring, Tunbridge, grocer G. Hesse, Commercial Sslewoooss, Lood,,u, broker • R. Newman, Lambeth Marsh, brewer J. Brook, Mallon, grocer. ll S. Minims, Histories, woollen-draper to CERTIFICATES. D. Moontagme, of Wm...steel, %Vest Sant Landon, soap-mauofacturer.—W. Meade., of Bath, ca4eh-maker .1. Meek, late of Vioe4treet, 3t. Martiu iti the Enid. Mut. Mesta, vietealler.—G. Laing, of the Commercial Sub...nom., M incing. nc, Lando°, marchaut —R. M ackh.w.akt,t4 1.:5.,. puo I, neerchaNi t. BIRTH. Os Tuesday last, at Cot-sham House, Wills, slot Li,ly of Paul Methuen, Esq. of a son. MARRIAGES. ....... At Doveridge Hall, Derbyshire, the sent of !Aril Water. park. George It. Philips, F..q. M.P. of *dile!, I.anra.hiri „ to the Hon. Georgian* Csvelidislt, eldest slaughter of Lorl Waterpaek. On Thursday, at St Mary•lelataie Church. by tier R.•. Bryant Burgess, A.M. Mr. the Straud, to Ll'otua, eldest danghtcr of Mr .I.lities Little, of Mortimer-street. DEATHS. At Maturities, Sir AlexsaderAt ttttt ether, Rrrurde► of his Majesty's Court uriodulitare at Boishay. At Bissau', near Bedford, Mrs. Mary Payar,eldeat daachtt r of the late Sir Gillis.' Pique, Bart. Oa Friday the 19th instant, William Tarner, Esq. only re maining wade of the prevent Sir Gregory Page Toro , r, Bart. Lately, at St. Helens, by the rupture of • blob vessel, Mr. Valeultue Joseph Maaden, of the Guattarable Etat Italia Conipaoy's service, sea of Mr. blondes of Dressy-lase Theatre. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT U)NIX)N BRIDGE. apeWilkie eller It. I Ernsimg 10 after 12. COURSE UP EXCH4MI Antsterdant....C.F 11 111 nit to at sight ll 15 Rotterdam.... 2 U ll 19 Antwerp... l2 0 Hamburg% ....91 U. 36 rt Attains 21 U. 36 1 Paris 3 day's sight.. 25 10 Ditto .........2U 2540 Bourdeaux 25 40 Frankfort on the , Fauna., Novnizga sr Venire ..... Malta . 46 Naples Palernio....peroa I I 7 Li%boa Oporto 53! Rio Janeiro Dublin . ....... Cork Agio of Bank un Holland Main, Ex. SI 150 ♦ieasa effective NI 10 Madrid ....effective 3 Cadiz ......effective 35 Balboa 35 Barcrleas Seville 361 Gibraltar . 3O BULLION. Portapl Gold in t •. I. 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