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PORTUGAL. (From the Journal des Dtbats.] The following decree has been issued, in consequence of the de sertion of the garrison of Almeida : s , Ater. I. The 11th regiment of the line is comprehended in the diflirent dispositions of the &ate of sth August last, in which those corps are armed at which tint revolted against the authority or their legitimate Sovereign. • 2. The delay of eight days, granted to the deaeriers of the said regiment., to present themselves, in ordcr to take advantage of the sweaty. is arplicable to the cerporala and soldiers who detected front the II th regiment of the line, for whom the said delay shall h. , reckoned from the day on which the present decree shall he pub lobed in the market place of Almeida. ". 3. The officer'', without distinction of arms or nrik, on service or hall-pay, who shall have gone abm.d since the else July last, cr who shall in future go abroad, shall be cashiered, and declared tale:nous. (Signed) " INFANTA. (('cuntersigned) " JOAO CAILUS DE e•AI./lANlrtri OUVIEDA Dann, Minister of 15 - ar." The elections for the new Chambars p ro c e ed with s ea % ity. The Grand Prior or the Order of Christ, D. Louis Antoine Chalice Hurtado de Man&ca, and the F.a.chief of Division in the 31Mistry Of Illation, have been put on trial for high treason, and to , buttons ur the incendiary proclamations. The friends of the former at tempted to procure his can but without suctesa, and he has been transferred to the Tower of S:. Julian, where escape is impos sible. The Madrid accounts give Tenth-Wars of several Portuguese d-- Liners rec. Wed at the roan or Spain ; among the rest silveira and Souza. Mr. lamb It:is mode ati. Tel attempts to procure their banishment, but hitherto onsucceodully. GREECE. • The Gesell", of Napoli di Romania, of tile 19th Intl `23tl of August, give the following particulars of the opc ratinne of Ibreitins Paella, chiefly against Asroe (east of Trinelima. in tile Clair of NaPuli) : When Ibrahim riturrtri to Tripbiltsa, and was informed of the battle, on the Ist of Angurt,at the village of liteliniet Aga, and the lows he had suffered in it, he was transported with unarm lie ordered the army to fidlow Lora, and marc h e d to St. Peter And to Issconia. 3lecting with no opposition, he loirr.t Castel, eli. ,Petcr, Si. John, and Calybia, and cane down to Astra. lle then tlivichA his arnty hate time corps t that of the centrt =retied by Vameako to Alistra ; that of the right to wards- Rschova; and the left towards Calybia and Astros to bai rn:int, and berm Presto. The corps that went against :tlistra having met with a brave re sistance is t'astance, was obliged to reir.'at. This is Ibrahim's cwt.= whenever lie meets with any roistacce. General Nikita, who is always natty to march against the enemy, was at id ph when Ibrahim was burning and roasiftering. Ile therefore took hi, at tendant*, the garrison of 3lisseonghi, the lonian phalanx, the leplialottra•Ziatte carps and others. and hastened against the enemy ; but he had proreedrd only a little way, when he saw. the enemy morning in tell force towards Calybia, from St. John, against ANIMA. He therefore tanned back, a.. 41 occupied, before the enemy, the newly-built wall in Astro,. The enemy arrived, rat took a position in Calybia, extending to the vineyards and the ' whole plain of A/otos. On the *Pith of this month 1,1)00 regular I infantry and 300 cavalry advanced against the walls, but were bravely received, and retreated to the camp, after snore loss. On Me 17th the enemy, wilt his whole force, petted himself near to the walls. in the sleepers's. with the intention. es it seems, to stake a more serious attack on the wall. 3leanwhile areestance was sent from Nap.iii. louder Gcnerals - Agalopulo and Chrism Coloco:roni, with ainrnunttina and two Ci:1111011; and if troops arrive in time from the erupt near Corinth, Ibrahim will pay dearly for thr mischief he has alone. and his rash, rather than well-e.dculttiteti marches. will prove ruinou . s, io himself. On the 18th test., catly in tha morning. the enemy. in three di silsions, advanced sgaitrot Astros, where General Nikita is, wi'h "!00 men. A small cannon was to receive the enemy, but it unfor tunately burst at tie first shot, and killed the best Getman, Zacha rias, and alinhily wounded two others. Zacharias had sent. four of the enemy to Hales, with his little cannon, before lie was himself Idled by the ace'deitt. When the enemy . saw that the tire of this dun had ceased, they malted formanl with greater impetuosity. But tke intrepid Nikita, having ordered the soldiers to the proper r , ,::im In route down and sent 60 men only into the plain, watching Itiniscli the moticns of the enemy. These few brave men con ' t i th.tl for above two boors with the cavalry, ndt defended by the • walls. bat man to it'll, and killed some and wounded oilters,s ithout . m eriring themselves any injury. The next day the enenty all withd IT (rein Calybi a toward , st. John. Ilium the Greeks saw the enemy retire they hastened atter them, aid overtook pan of tile c , vr try in Celybis, but the Itter did nut wait for the attack. On this oenn'on date i risoat re recarered their liberty. );thite waited ate Kotiomsh, the brave Jahn The. Colorotroni. and Amato' 178dotroni, to navels tcwaher a t aailist the enemyy,. ichen die enemy tune to Calybin, near St. John, and Gen. P. Sathropulo, with& few men, that la itself up in the fort of Astro, fimeral iitaika Switko vain :a :.ene I• o his r elict, and taight braise! y in all the actions th t t dt lie had also written to those at Napoli, to own mon I L n t) marrh against the enemy, and he is again ready to 1A6:3 wheressr his da y at e soldier may call kl.o. , trnlfeaitror of ednetelay contains an able article ele.fhidir.gthe policy of the French Cabinet in their dipio 'retie trensactims with the New Republics of America. This article, which has all the appearance of being official, begins by stein„ in rather a pompous manner, what has been lately dom. in furtherance of a commercial intercourse' with the New Eta:: a. 11 (Top atu?ates the nation on the SUCCOAS of the OICASUTER which have been adopted to pro rune its trading prosperity, and diet enters into an elabo rate defence of the conel4ct of the King's Governmeut, as respects the dictates of good faith and the claims of ancient frienekitip, so solemnly plcdged, so frequently renewed, end so justly due to the crown of Spain. After taking credit for great generosity mid thsinterested honesty to wards his Catholic Majesty, the article proceeds to show that the bent of a free trade with Spaitisli America had sieilter been too long delayed for the interests of France, nor too soon enjoyed for the* of Spain, The following paragraph in this part of the paper is not a little curious:— " Leery hotly wid agree that it was time at last to take a part. All expectation of decisions con:mon to the Great I'owers had vanished. The mojority of mcnarchies had taken the lead of us. Our merchants saw their rivals press with cor.th'.ence towards cur shorts. It was of conse gee nee not to give foreigners time to recover from the shock.: which the ccmmercial world had experienced, and which end in Europe when America begins to breathe. France could not for ever extend to the two ends of the universe ' those sacs laces which she has multiplied for the last feur years in the Peninsula, and the cries of French commerce weighed on the heart of the King. Perhaps even the interest of Spain spoke likewise. In doing wan she could no longer avoid elMitg withent t'an,ger to liersclf, France acted without pre , jullice to Spain ate her King. She takes no aide in the long contest between the mother country and her colonies. Slie leaves undecided those great questions which fortune . seems to have decided. She leaves the solution entirely to time, to Spain, lied to God." There cannot be a more un equivocal declaration, on the part of the French Ministers, ' that in their epinioa the Court of Madrid is continuing a hopeless ctattrit; that they have earnestly advised the Spanish Cabinet to make terms with the new States; that smug other motives for their long delay in consulting the interests/of France, was their desire to bring about a simul taneous accommodation on the part of Spam; and that on their present resolution of taking this impoetant step alone ie founded their only hope of twinging the Spanish bour bons to their senses. The article concludes by a demonstra tion that France has nothing to fear from the existence of Itopolslics en the other side of the Atlantic; that it is not' . Mesmer!, in order to exclude democratic doctrines, to raise a Chinese wall in the middle of the ocean; and that Frenchmen have experienced sufficient calamities from de mocracy at home, during the Revolution, to rust any Auger of importing its principles from the New World. This pas et the document is probably addressee' to the French • floras, sad the rump of the Holy Alliance: France Las now followed England in departing from some of the most important principles of that league. J'he following letters were received in the Court at IGurvisey, on Saturday last, and ordered to be registered at the Greffe Office : " Ooveniment Roost, Quer:Lacy, Oct. EL • " Sin,—l hate the honour to transmit to you, for the informa tion or the hderbionsp, the one e:sell letter from Dlr. Damson, respecdrg ves‘els trading to Pruo•ieut ports. " 1 here the honour to be. Sir, Your most abohnst servapt, " J. Cgagoa x E. Licut.-Governar. " To Daniel De Lisle Brock, Esq. mallff of Otrernree." Whiesbell. Oct 6, ltd. " ars Ames* by Mr. liasetary Pal, to acqiednt 7011 Vithat tilanePtelotee•hee hosts ***him bp dm LOWS of th e ies es Privy Council 1w Tnift, stable 11110 elf a l ga • acs Oka lOW bowfin Ns UM= aliiiels7 +2 4llo•llbly wet& e mpasitesoug •am the Mita Paasimleas Seas" settles e,...es at V t Kingdom, will in future be teamed wit *a 2 3. 1 % i vi c o l o h eity as verde (tarn the pmts of treat Bekaa, apt* alt/ w XCooventioo of Commerce and Navigation of **II of s • A fat jeattied ta desire you will notify the same within the LW& snare pialltalienler •• lam, Sir, • Tate sae* obadiehumble servant, "GEORGE It. DAWSON. .61,‘ I.3l4ol*Gen:fils Jobe Celbeeae, Ike. tic." • 100 0- 1 =".' .E LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL SATURDAT. OCTOBER 21. The demand for British Plantation Sugar has been fair I the sales are about 800 !Mil& the better eons at steady prim, hut the lower qualities see about In. per cwt. declined. Same low brown Ilerbice sold at 495. 6d. per cwr. No sales of foreign Sugar. In Molasses only 50 puncheons St. Lucia ',old at 245. 01 per cwt. In Rum the *ilea are about 150 puncheons at steady prices, prln tipsily to the trade. A lot of fine Jamaica brought *. 211. per gall IR 0. P. A public sale of 270 tierces of Jamaica Coffee was brought forward, but only 70 casks sold, with CO afterwards, at is. a 2a. pet cwt. reduction; had the whole been forced off, no doubt but a greater reduction must have been the consequence. 120 hrls. of grad ordinary Brazil Crifee *old at 48s. pet cat. In Brazil Cocoa, 2CO basg haze been sold at aims. per cwt. In Pi mento, a few bad Rave been sold at 911 per lb. In _7`urpen tine, about 3,000 brls. were offered yesterday by auction, but as the highest price offered was 10s. Bd., the whole was withdrawn at Ils. : 223 barrels of another parcel have been sold at 10s. Bd. per cwt. No sales in Tar. In Ashes, the market has been dull, the Wes are 100 brls. New Montreal Pot, at 275. 6J.; 50 brls. old, at 255. 91 a t:e.. 93. 100 bits. new Pearl at 275. 3d. a 27.. fat. ; and 70 Min old r.: 265. 61 a 275. Cal. per cat. Nothing done in States Ashes. In Drewooes the sales are 100 tons; Ceinueanliy itniilicud at 71. :14 tons St. Luria at 51. It's.; 100 tons Spmisb Pride at 6/. Si'. a 7/. :04. for Tampico ; 130 tons of solid Nicar a gua 1 at 171. 10s. a 19/.; and 5 wns Lima Nicaragua Wood at 251.: 2 tons Harwood at 71. 10s. In Bides the sales have barn 1,2111 Buenos Ayres Ox and Cow at 101 a 11d.; 1,100 salted at 5d.; I.sth) salted North American at :T. a 41.1.; 150 dry salted Brazil at 64.1. end 900 dry Valparaiso at iild. In Sliumac the sales are 600 Verona. at 7.. gd. a its. 31 ; Some Trieste at 9s. s per cwt., and 200 bags Sicily at lls. per cwt. A small lot of Carolina Rice sold at 24., and a few bags of Bengal sold at 19s. per cwt. In Olive Oil the sales, small Ims only, at 41s. a 425. for Gallipoli, and 3; s. a 3ils. for 3lessins. Tallow is lower ; the a king price of Petersburg!' Yellow Candle is 411., but 40a. mar be quoted as nearer the mark. Fish Oil is nominal, s the 1)..r1s Straits se. counts condone favourable. Palm Oil some small lout base been. sold ,e 4 *IL per nia. The dement! for Coffon hes been steady Ibis week. stiil the re-Am:inn of last week has been nearly reco vered on American descririons, and tke market is steady again. The sales of tree week arc about 11.300 bags. consisting of 4.200 bags upland Georgia at 6d. a 711... LNG New Orleans at a ad.; 1.001) Alabama at 60. a 741.; ::00 Sea Island at 131. a 113)4. ; 50 I ant:tied Sea I-lands at 74. a meat!.; 300 Pernambuco at Wid. a I 100.; 6CO Maim:lllam a: 91a 41; lalo Bi d .ia at tied. a 90. ;70 Para at tild. ; 1150 rubs at nd. u 3.1.; 500 Egyptian at 7id. a nitl. sue Carthsgena and l.tguiea at fid. HO Surat at 50. a 6d.; and 15 Bengal at &1: of a !itch about 410 bags American, 400 bags Brazil, and 930 bags Ct:ba, Pave been taken for export. The im port is about 3.400 bogs. Fire hundred bales Surat Cotton are ad vertised for F:idoy next, by auction. INFOOFEMENT or TRADF..—As a proof that consider able amendment has taken place in one branch of trade in this town. we mention that the duty for the last six weeks, paid by Measrv. Thomas Marsiand and Son, amounts to between 17,0001. and t 5,0091. winch is a greater sum than we have ever recorded them to have paid.—Stod.port Ad rerti.Ner. CORN TRADE.—STOCRHOI.n > OCT. 6.- In consequence or the very unfavourable reports received by the Govern ment respecting the produce of the late harvest, his Ma jesty has ordered a reduction of the import duty on foreign grain. By this ordinance oats are wholly exempt from duty, barley to ply a duty of schollings Banco, and pets owf rix dollar Banco. No difference is to be made in the dull(' whether the importation is made in foreign or Swedish ships. The ordinance remains in force till the Ist of June, 1827. Con ti - Q-c ESTION.—At the Ross-shire County Meeting, on Wednesday last, ■ committee was unanimously ap pointed, to concert measures in Edinburgh, in support of the agricultural interest, with such other committeck as may be similarly appointed.—rtt the County Meeting held at Elgin, on the nth instant, a similar appointment was made, on the principle, that as a free trade in grain would Le ruinous to the agricultural and manufacturing interests of this country, every exertion should be used to obtain such a protecting dutyas would ensure a fair remuneration to the home grower. COTTON 9:1NNE.115. It is with deep regret we hear that the cotton spinners in general are sulking, or prepar ing to strike work. By this proceeding many hundreds of people, who were only taktii into employment the other day, will again be thrown idle. This cornea of the sound in of vast prosperity returned, and so eagerly cir culated by public journals through this country. These infatuated people will, we much fear, end, when they hare! struck wort., that their services will neither be so soon nor so extensively required as. they at present imagine. Mal' expirirnce will Mach theni that permanent prosperity bas nat yet returned to the trade of this country.—Glergets Courier. Dining the last ten days the demand for the different sorts of yullicatcs has improved, and, in general, the prices of weaving have advanced a farthing an ell; hut the other fabrics contain in the same dill and unpromising state in which they were•before business began to assume the aspect of improvenolt. Though webs are easily got, then: are still a great many looms eroptyer--n feat wkicb indicates that a timber of the weavers have got into some of the Fetter paid trades. Since the commencement of the present dulness, a great number of the loom-shops bave been converted into dwelling-houses, or places of business. In Gerbals, for instance, there are at present about 130 loomsteads fewer than there were at Whitsunday last.— ' Was,; . .,mv Chi onide. The weavers in Kilsyth are setting an example to their fellow-tradesmen in other places, which is well worthy of imitation. The town contains from five to six hundred weavers, and though they can all get wets, they very wisely prefer potato digging, and country labour of every description, to their own miserable business. Though toil im• at the loom for 16 hours a day, they cannot realize above 11d. or 16d. ; while at country work, in 10 hours, they can earn 18d. or 20d. The prices of weaving cannot be expected to rise while the trade is so much overstocked with hands. Young men particularly should persevere in their exertions to get rid of the loom. When trades in ge neral are so well paid In this country, and open to all, it is a wonder that se many men continue at a business which reduces then: almost to a level with the must degraded castes of India.—Grargvo , Chronicle. Roy r ox, NEAR OLDH•M, 18.—The difftrenees which for many weeks past have prevailed between the anaa ,tcr spinners and the men, at the bottom of Greenacres Moor and Oldham, are likely to be amicably arranged. On Sa turday evening last the turned-out men assembled about the house of Air. Robert Graves, the brother of Mr. Grates, whose spinners are turned out, and broke nearly all the win dows In bia house. On Sunday morning they (the turn outs) came in contact with some of the new hands, whom they beat in a very unmerciful manner. Oa Sunday night 1 1 - they again fell in with two unfortunate " knobsiicks' in Oldham, Monday mornip- purpose near r trtte. JIRITISH PRE distfoctly _ excht`nges, hot the slightest in c onvenience could ensue; while au the tither hand, the sterling paper, es well as the security oo which it rested, would be familiar to the holder of every pound. The workman who took his wages on Saturday evening should be able, from always seeing the same thing, hi distinguish it perfeetly from any imitation, and at the same time to feel that such a piece of paper was the note Or an cement neighbour whose estate was pledg ed to the nation and to hirli for its eessirity. Upon . what roam. lee us ask. could any panic or tou-aelse Ott Oa coinage or deco listing medium of this wholesome stamp) What maid be feared by the bolder ? what more or better could be manta by ant petty from whom be wished tli porthole a cornmedhy ?• Let us figure to ourselves Gnat Schein divided into tan thousand parishes or circles, and supplied, agreeably to. this osethild, with currency Of 1.0001. each, is follows:- 1 Nate of 1100 . r 10 - - 211 - • - •. . 20 ' 8 . 50 - - 2 . 100 1 - In all 205 notes.. indorsed, as b efell* preOcrlbed, by the custnuter only, but without his heumng any responsibility. Here we bate readily and simultaneously honed the eons of Ten Ililliortasterlistist • It would be quite Satisfactory nanny !Amnia, ahopkeeper, holding t t note in his head. lead which I can seed " hundred yards answerable for this pit ita being denominated, ' e pound- mat let is hselfworth ten pound'', rity for the circulating n openly pledged, and liable whatever." Unless a unites a bar of gold of cultivated land, the the latter, must he of those who insist have.conottible at f So ppose tb• azimut with she same whale b.- in your paper of the lstt, 'Richard Curt," and the Company having thought me upon the request that you will t• , and the accompan: alluded to. 4 express my surprise . iletter ;tithe one I complait respectable journal, without inquiring ; were well founded, as ' cannot imagine that you would kamringly have allows the feelings or character of any individual to be so impro perly attacked through your means. I beg leave to avail rnyse.lf of this opportunity to &el my determination not to allow myself to be drawn further into a newspaper enrrespondenee respecting the affair the above•mentioned Company; end remain, Sir, Your very obedient Servant, J. 11. RHEA, "JASitS HENZE ancana, ESQ. " 3, New Broail.atreet, Oat Oct.. L eumpliance with your dente, brought of es• -Itish Iron Company .the letter . Newspaper of the 13th instant. 4 arc ono tiling to take soy appear in the public Papers. testimony that the statemeht - rchectinit on your conduct. s of the Company, are sodusi is well-111re to the Costropos obedient aervirat. tvEr:ott, Jun., Secretary. and indorsed by him before paying Mee : lien la, lit the t' 167,-1 have, in compliance with first iustance, a fleet lie foc.terf emit atmlW h ßto a prevention i notice of the Murton of the British for it ought always to hi WPM in mind, dim kla the not itylat it) your address in the .11r;:ish Press NI of the medium inZeelte UllEand its vast extent diminge Over the wbok B i got ,' 7 R. Gott e ea though they a, kingdom,. which ptilltiol3 and the ehmenelf lememity se the in skit+ correspondence as may billion forger. Limi t that stamlhms ***circle Ora** Mali, and Mood it cannot withhold from you their teethe by stignatures and ether Attacks well histos he thee tbstia. and *Mt insinuations motainal in Met letter, x the smatters of the sam that mold be fogged .dm Mlles* at. sae a the late uj ana ging Directo r s tending the forgery . . of isitLedlot ' mid mi t gisoried, ass partkitiarkea it must opetatefe 4k . wrir" . . r airs , .PAPiefl Sitfttlfiki , e. ' It le. ier * e 'stiomil Paper wonitiljte. •• lam Sir, ynot very a come the circulating • pelt 011ie rourm7 kr wore 1 - H. Scat it possible to Wine** iwriereof - yls partiiUlgrin" ' I••••.tasissi•ii- . .. so insensible to the benefits dtat teen doe is them his. dir 0,11. mend of capital, as to deelineme#llo4 theneselves of it—mill, toss. t ST. PATRICK'S ASSUR fen of securities from me pewits ep cashed, to awls/ would speedily spread this currency weer the whole land. Ilml; let tbs reasons we hare stated, we would mann k eta argots aid oaf. A meeting of the Shareholders of tl venal sameness. Every circle, dimities, or dishiest, on thetembery. day. to receive the report or the Com should have he own peculiar noiit (especially the small mom, if the Company's affkirA. The Comte any exception were mode with regard to the large omit), which fire weeks in Inquiring into the mime note should be limited and confined Or the district for the use taboo. Their Repog, which is very of which it was Issued. The small not! of Manchester should not submitted for the opinion of Air. Per travel to Liverpool foe circulation, nor the small note of met a part that gentleman. The case Ore a Inc of Surrey be current in such a part of Kent. Every portion should be distinctly localized, andof the grosse4 negligence add miscue by thegally an d % m a i p ract ic e of I tors. It eppeared that tbiire was ac 1.• MANCE COMP_ N OCTOBEII ti this Company' was held yester- Committee on the present state of Committee, it appears, have spent matters referred to them for loran. very voluminous, introduced a ease 7ennefather, with the opinion of _ .e most extraordinary detail of acts negligence a. misconduct on the part of the Dime _ appeared that dine was scarcely a single hrtiele in the original decd of partnership that they had not suffered to be vio- Wed: Tire grossest delusions tilie practitcd on the proprietary at the half-yearly meetings. The Directors were bound to bold daily sittings to transact business, yet several days were oftentimes suf. fend to pass without any *hung at all.. Balances of 20,ClInf. were suffered to mutant in the hands of agents, though the security for them agents amounted to half that sum, including a,oont., for which their own responsibility was Solely committed. A regular system of discounting with the Company's funds was suffered to be car ried on. it was • distinct provision in the original deed, that neither the Secretary nor any other officer of the Company ehould engage in trade; yet the Secretary was openly permittedpo 'busy himself with salt-works and other concerns, by wnich property of the Company placed in his hands had become involved. It was a law that no order for the payment of money should be passed without the direct cognizance of the Boanl, yet it appeared • that immense sums had at different times been paid away, without any such order. Agents hal received an unlimited power of taking policies—intividuals.in this respect had received authority over the funds of the Company—yet, so little caption appeared to have been eaten in the selection of officers, laming such means of wasting the elienjuiny'is property, that one of them was notoriously three tunes a bankrupt ! It appeared that there had been a system of taking every thing upon vague representation ; and that vouchers, aub stantiatitig thunis upon the country, had, in many instances, neither been examined nor inquired after by any of the Directors., The queries submitted to Counsel had first for their object to ascer . - the - Ammordimrible followin . plikA rg at ireilidati th• g 7th. character ibs so dr* 04114 4e to biotin Mi. . tricots mil sew prejudice vas *s and regret , mkt we .. e happy commottation. the object reconciliation I.lncedi u' atancea, Or or other means, But da not le: it b • , matter is to he put ly and openly de m: Every a.. the eta eOr the B at my Meet be ea th e a, trooraction. and -ompreheosi eat doe Once. hem bier by regular anti clear books, kept tapetandit it should be obvious what tif whet kinds they were. anti where I t l l4.7 llll en — Walinianded their augmentation, and whaet r diminution. In a local point of view, it appears to as t tliiseereada would be perfect lo he operation, and that there trod t 1 always bit money etmogis for the demand, money to etimulaw industry, art*-money_ with which to =taea business of every kind, witbom the befit of deber aerg ; in other coedit, of frauds and extortions, that grind dui hew of the poor.—Literary Gazate, *1.41. LANCA 'ITER BANKING COMEANT.-"-We are informed that the New Bank will he opened on Monday next, the 23d instant, for the purpose of receiving the first call of live per oent., and that the Company will be ready to open accounts with its customers, and to transact banking busi ness generally, in the course of a day or two afterwards. We sincerely conzratulate the pablio on the establishment of a Joint Stock Bank, formed upon tried principles, and supported by men of business and property. It is with pleasure we reflect on the sikaddsh has been given to this subject, being convinced that the New Bank will prove lastingly beneficial, not on to the town of Lancaster, but to the vary extensive let 'labia its influence.— I:ant-as/are paper. REDUCTION IN Tilt Pates Or MCAT, &C.—PLYNOUTII, SATUADAT.--The Governor and Guardians of the Work house in this borough entered into a contract on Wednes day last, for a supp.y of Meat and bread for the consump tion of that establishment, at thelfilowing prices :—Beef, mutton, and suet, I/. 171.• per cwt., not quite 411 per lb. Good second bread, 14a. per cwt.—both of which articles are to be delivered free of expense by thecontractors. The contract for November (the contracts are taken here every month) is by far the lowest that has been agreed on for these many months past. We find that in June, 1825, beef. &c. was taken at 21. Si. ad. per cwt. ; in October, 1825, beef 2/. SR. 101. per cwt., and bread ISs. 9d. ditto; in November, 1825, beef W. Ss. 4d. per cwt., bread 15a. Dd. ; and in the last month (October, 1923), the prices were—for beef, &e. 2/. Is. 1111. pee cwt., and bread 143.4 d. purchased(' market R` y . • Proceeded ate the amount of its that the forarie Amide 611,00 U/., etclu • the Company mate beessppeaed to pas _ tars-- grips risks amounting to _ and Fite ti0..1134.11110.1.. making • total Of It was the opinion, however, of the Coin ' mitt*, resources Company net. immediately avail able, were ly equal to its engagements, and upon this ground it 'was a recommeadatioo that a further instalment of W. 10s. per share thould be deposited before the OM of November. Blame was ape. ciall).thrown in the Report' sport Messrs. Mayne, Walsh, and Sneyd, the former Treasurers. The first for havir.g sanctioned many of the• proceedings complained of—the second for bay. memantended the London agent, be kr.owing hint to be three times a bankropt—and the last for refusing to name the True. tees who bold shares for him. Mr. fineyd, mho was present, was called upon by Nernstgentle men to declare these Trustees, but he refused to do so, alleging that he felt himself already sufficiently involved in the misfortunes of this Company. 1 • Much approbation was bestowed upon Mr. Lyndon Bolton, and several other Directors, fur having taken a course of proceed ing the very opposite of that persisted In by this gentleman. It was stated that Alt. Pi inland, the late Secretary, who appealed to have had a number of petunias, transactions with a broker, re. fused to give any explanation of the nature of these transactions, or to produce his books. This created a strong expression of indigos. tion. fie name of the broker was asked ? A gentleman answered that ir Was Mr.`Gregg; but stated that l:e (31r. Gregg) offered himself repeatedly ter examination before the Committee, and that , he was still ready to be examined. I Upon the question of the amount of the instalment now demand. ed from the proprietary, a long discussion arose, some thinking that there should be two iretalments of 11. ,is. each, and others maintaining that there should he no instalmTnt st all. The question upon the sum recommended by the Committee was at length put from the Chair, and carried by a majority of voices. A division was called fur, but none took place. It was afterwards resolved that the `re should be reduced to the number of 13. • Ire should state that much confusion WOW from the circum stance of the doors not being opened for nearly en hour after the time appointed for the holding of the meeting. When entrance was at length obtained, there we. a great rush, and the rooms being clouded instantaneously, all facilities for effective reporting were destroyed. We heard a general cry that a number of persons had obtained. admittance at an early hour of the day by a private en trance, but upon the truth of. this charge we do not profess to be able to speak from personal knowledge. the of The Earl of Harrowhy left town on Friday afternoon, for his seat, Sandon Hall, Staffordshire. The Hanoverian Minister transacted business on Bator ' the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign a5t .... 8• _, (1 ... 4/01 V. ____ n _ --. lie 4 i . at thetisappointment widdi Iloa while bramettive myself not in the slightest dews, re. sponsible for it, Nattvidter as having cause to complain. A gentle man waited on me at Bader. from your house, and informed my clerk you would meet me at Wells, to lionsdleonsthe ttandelaj be. fore the expected trial .' A note •in writing erse•st the rem Time procured from the clerk of the snow of.fairnosemme to is Old into my bmkers, and a distinct mamma wen gives that the bankers should advise me of the payment. Ashur as Ftidsja without information on the subject! but hem - tel ;tame c of court at Bodmin, 1 got Into my carriage, and .tt veDll t the night to meet you at Wells not doubting .1° should *ere me you, or hear front you.. Neither, however, hapsened ; bat in the expecta: ion of receiving some communication , refused to reserve briefe until Sunday evening. In pursuance of previous instractions, I received, on Saturday, from Messrs. Cunt, and fro. a statement of monies paid into my trecount,•up to pest time on Friday naafi. which contained no item relatiog to this made: The shames of communication from you on my snivel at Wells, and the noes-pay• rnent of the fee, led me to conclude the can,.. was postpon ed, attf that my presence was not requited. This cenclualow not pre vent surprise at receiving no Intimation from you r ibi I equally expected whether the cause was to be tried or not. flowerer intern. terial any irregularity in the payment of the fee mien be, front the known respectability of your house, yet In the absence of ant other distinct communication such payment was proper, as an indicalifra of my attendance being required.° especially after an assurance I should be advised on h. From the statements made to me respect. Mg the situation of the patties, although I was lateen* it am Ih. tended to Incur the expense of my attendance, yet It did not aptimar to me impossible their views might change; and coasidesidg haw frequently it happens, in cause; of, much Itsl complication than this, that absence of witnesses, and numerous other unexpected eiritut - sancta, occesidns the pualponement of the trial, itexcued no slit prise that such an event shruid have occurred in this instance. t)n the impression and belief that the trial was not coming on I acted, and forbore to proceed to Gloucester. I have been favoured with, is letter from your agent, informing me of a payment having been male, In respect of this cause, to Mews. Comm, bat not stating the date ; and therefore I have yet to learn wheihman nelelien oc. curred in their account sent to me, or if the gement ampsode at a period which precluded me from receiving advice cos U. lam ob serve the sum paid does not eottespon4Lorub the amount stated in my clerk's mile, and is such es, according to the malice of the profession, would not sanction my ap on a foreign circuit. I beg to repeat my stacere regveL SW r i ga lli 4ointment which has occurred. although it is not itspenablem me; and under all the 'circumstances. on my arrival in town. I ;INA Team the fees which have been paid to me in. the cause. 1 hasthwe bz: t olnelffe you my absence was in no respect occasioned by any la of the profits. atonal regubtrity and perfect respectability of your house, but solely by the belief the cause was net coming on lbe Idol. " I remain, &e. • : Mina Mum." • •It would be quite **directory army laitesirer, meehanie el the queries submitted to Counsel had fi rst fir their object to ascot- 1 ihnt the fees had been paid. as liii-ilesired, with the exceptive at , shopkeeper, holding a one pound ants in his haod , to say. , "That at taia the liability of the proprietary a' large to debts of the Com- ready noticed, Ws-baked with great impatience to the arrival of field which I can see daily within *hundred yards duty abode Is. wry : and secondly, the liability of the Directors to the proprie- every post for an explanation; but baths, we nor our agents re- answerable for this piece of papee—foi lie being womb what It is tory. for that portion of property that wait made away with through mired any. until we taw, by the pe the following Sunday, denoniinated, ' a pound sterling ;'—if Is no matter whether th e Dail gross neglect or dishonesty. It was distinctly the °pink% of enun. that he sea not only olive, bat pita' twat WeSa , ars thelth. Our is Itself worth ten pounds, or five; or only two, it is - sufficient secs- od, that the Proprietors, individually and collectively, are answer. anxiety dras now directed, rather to the chow*r shako, them*, rity for die circulating medium in my possession, for which It Is side for all die engagements of the. Company. It was also fir. of the Sergeant, and on the 14th August we wrote to bintlit MlN- openly pledged, and liable before alt other claims' or demands lrefioefather's, opinion, that the Directors am bound by law to tot, detailing the very *glans ionsequgnees to Our theme mid ear. whatever." Units• all value is an amnia quality of fiction -i- make gesdeattak sums of roGnerto the proprietary as have been lost selves, and stating that, bile:lows reports team prejudice wise lic , unless a bar of gold or silver is inidleinilly superior to fifty ;die by thee pleb and manifest neglect of duty—their wilful departure pairing strengtn, in the.abseuee of explanation, and phi reqrsim- of cultivated land, then i,esuredly the eitramop,anmly rowed Om heal - the ' of the law—or by any other Coda. of mg en early esplanstion. Our letter melted &land the sake yeoeminna l the latter, meet be reelable to thi.t which it laths armors( teat fifriceeding, clearly iptope . r iu itself, or avoidable on their part. evening, but not a line was received front the Sergeant wad Oen- of those who bloke Kam What they italt - real values In current* to In rase C.ifinsel am a ' opinion thee the Directors were so liable, day, the 20th Aug. a fortnight after the day ea stbich, in ordar- have•convirtible a willln•o p scions en*Sfili, he was called epeaTur bin advice as to the measures to b 4 take'n by quence of what pored Wiresa him siel - Sde. Spitler, he pee 0%. t Suppose tbeamourt radmpled, ar matipled, and yew have, the Plispriewv modes all the circumstances. An application mi a pretest et 'Oloneester. On the 29th the filkwing letter was re.. with the same ease. a pee ter and fftlikl4/ commay fee the Con.t of Rel fty, aw compel the Dreams to account, was, he said. mired :-.... • " Driest, Illth August. MR whole business of the couelly I a hr the _ ..1 hut he Pointilsraittof . ode* ano ... - .S. kinked to a maziamed, ? b_h-SII - '.- 2 0.1' 111121 : g els•••• tilltimbi - wringli iiiiN Mon Rua " Oontimoonri and • myself of the Goa eppoetun which the • could ever &Ise. -'. .'''' -. ' '''' - *•"' -.— .'.' JII 4 - ..t . 4 . -- , - . .:-,, - 4 . tunaataht and imperious &mut& of boldness bees allowed me, to .., r obit% ammo est brio:lo,lldt* - If rolipilketrhP arum- '.. 4. forth th e m inkisfi of Counsel, Oa sport Proceeded reply to yOur letter respecting the cause of Dee v. - Lawrence. lam 1 044 jot • stances, or gradually and .ably dint 4ty dm eimetpt imam, te a ••'. t Of the 'mete of the Company Mal the amount of its eamedinigly gritted and mortified at thedisappointment whisk Ito or other means, should a partial abassilition be found imemary. engegements. It appears that the former exceeds .*OOOl., exclu- occurred, while kmmeeiva myself not in the sligh test degree N. But doom le: it b • forgotten, that whether Marmot °rimmed, the Sire of wkimeer property tbe, Company may boaispoesed to .is. sponvible for it, bwraither as having mum to comp la in . A gentle- matter is to he publicly and openly done: Every occurrence. and An kw their lifts,. The 'kits ate--alihrirbe rink* amounting to titan waited on nut at lignsisc- from your house, and informed pip the stn eof fir: Bank at any Mom be on the face of les 1.2:10,8061— . -Life do., 112,1411., and Fite do.. 1414.11001.. making a clerk you would meet me at Wells, to imisuilaosnebe dataidaj be- transaction. and comprehenat eat Mwe gins. from bike to boo total of d.. 1711,141/. ! lc woe the opinion, however, of the Coat- fore the repotted trial.' A note .in writing was •at the saw tints by regular and clear books, kept coostaittly up to the latent meted, mkt*. thm.the reit/sham of ille Company nut, Unmediately avail. procured from the clerk of the enema ofhia - nostlesige In he /rid it should be obvious what numb. of notes were tamed, of wheat able, Were fully equal to its enfagements, and upon this ground it into my b.okers, and a dialect mamma lily Okla diet the rte y again ;eat in WHO IWO 1111101 - 141IPIC -- KIIOUSIICOS LU at t he Secretary of S tate ' s Offi • for F *gn were--for beef, fire. S U. is. 1 Id. per cwt., and bread 143.4 d. de - flee , .• • .. TIM. WILDZ." )ittham, whom they likewise severely beat. On Monday y a —am ' ' - Oa thisletter it is ne 'to make &few alweevadees.• It is tut morning they pursued several of these persons from the ditto.—Potatoes were purchased on Thursday in our market ' Affairs. a t st s . pd. per bushel, weighing 130 lb!, containing about The John 801 l has related on anecdote of the late Ad- true th at.3lr. Spiller informed Mr. Sergeant Wilde* clerk that we imago of Greenacres Moor, through Royton, on the Roar- fourteen „„ thete. "mold Mimi him et Wells ; not was any assurance given that Itia lee road, for the purpose of doing some palatial violence 7 • m i rt h Cornwallis, which may, perhaps, be a very pretty h an k e ---, y , e t,,,dd o d s h ie hi m o r t h e " 'moo t o e t h e fee. oat mos, o them. They . were fortusately restrained from their =Weary de p reciati o n o f DOPakCIATION or 4.,ONkt .i D Ptiorgary ABROAD.— aneceloie, though it is difficult' to decide whether it be however, of the Sergeant's letter; rte tbrwarded It to our agents, , iurposc by the Judicious advice of a person who resides SCHWYa s x, Einvis'A29'meant to convey tippler .! or censure • bat, unfortunately Smith and Bayley. Mr. * 801ter, on seeing it, stated that be had in. landed property, in Tiiiintinnn value , for the Editor, it wants one ingredient to give it due in- wells; „w e d on t o o clerk foe en explanation of this alatemest ' its Amer is a • framed Mr. Sergeant Wikte's clerk that we " moilit w ear Mtn at f near Royton. Mr. Holme, of Hollingwood, the Magis- fact too pollutions to Ile °Pim Pe rY terest, namely, truth; with which It is completely 31 Pied. The tees ra rise be whe tw n ee t n ite clerk admitted that nothing of the kind had evot i rrte has unsolicited by any party ? been to the place, and, / s in the Pekes O f . pin. funitdesir_thaeopr . of exportation variance, as will appear from the following statement.— them ; . but gave, as an explanation, that ilmap i we are happy to learn, very properly recommended an ac- to England, will not ease the evil . We will herein's, as Earl Cornwallis (for he was subsequently created a Mar- of a meeting at Wens wet mode al e kiln. front our t l / 4 commodation. A meeting , is to be held this day by the Of our Journal., Sergeant, vsbaspently to Mr. SplUeerlenvista lido: Arllinall roasters, at which a deputation from the men will attend ; a ctmostty , a eltaracgerhitic ideeetimafeent published.illone nis) went out to assume the supreme Govetnment in which, setting aside the exaggeration, de- ?ndia, in 1786-7, not on board his brother's ship. but by hardly nay that no such MO laftlin Wales/he the object of this is to endeavour to bring about a Id Imes been absurd. It Is reconciliation of the di aces: Mynas Collinge and " 1 " 1 "Ike as ono of the s of die times : the Swallow, East India Company's packet; and tile aqua- ,__Ell , . contradiction ..._ bnPninbbri,„ _,belniviis'ilsi tosA was m yea stassulesus os IDs I.sncseitire hive still their factories partied by i consider- "To my Fri ht 'licking: o Mb nre drou under Commodore Cornwallis did not sail flan Spit- 'Jerk. T he „wine, there 011 t• t, .sity sarganee was gives 'Woos : s r .41681 Ihrir nvalarjlB - is " es Pn abie, becalm head till February, 1789. Nor can th e Ak a B u ll escape geant's banker, should sae him of' the pa if Ai Ike, - oble number of soldiers.—Wakefirld aid Hallibx Journal. they on j a t h e joraomtw_2t ... bapff does sem the toad oat matt as d ta h ate ". the ho gatten .from this difficulty by changing the time to the passage 'tidally withint Isladation t and, from the servant% lea it DrATH nv Polio N.—On Friday, about four o'clock iu if the elnall Yindn;•_,f 11 " 4 ' 'ha mediae 1s %Ifs th e to w ho are in. hdme or during some part of the station in the country, apPeors that be him& had taken we ps instruct m e h the afternoon, a woman named Rawson, aged about sixty in the moil* a° ga i l l;Wie le. we. wew e ie . to 2 4 1..... 1 .... I ._ •advise kiln of all manitapaid to his asesuntmo to Puiday, whoa, W dititinsifili se the ' h is Lordship d England beciuse returned to. in the very be had . eir3 the wife of a blacking-scller, residing in John-street, Go stibtroaa. iadaaaaaada h• g le — i i i; a 7",,, e . 1 ,,7„,m 4 . — rw ~„, • • g , _„ satoir Swallow packet which conveyed him Out. and was w hi z! of the - steam ol ds cal direction% he would hays essetrett Edgeware-road, put a period to her existence by taking l oa de e eorio. However *Aims I amble. this rho Of girbir • on an occasion, embarked on beard his roma Ps Lads by se, bk.** hate 'cabled lbw to two ounces of oxalic acid. Shortly a ft er she drank of the •. . lemma nis ham fur a arses soliea es e kei l ikumoot. t e am ' 'timer once, Y _ p to 01 sod waded thit lama Although the See. fatal liquid, her husband, teeing her taken so suddenly ill, en the Vats if his fethowvoint illsedtiog men siai - des m u , brother's ship fey a passage in India. • Rapt declares, &as the sole reamm of hit iies.anendsues , *sr ,-, . 19 _memer„d„ found i n t h e MI" that the cause was aot wasiegoalit Uhl." we are called the woman who occupies an adjoining shop, and re- "tiosonr_,,_er iiift_g e tr ee t s et 04. ,_ c al:, whose cialuss frames* - BilOrol., mcT• • ' !applied to stamina belief that his detioneitstioe eta quested the would come and see what was the matter with etho s I (.... Ch a d i a n ., ye bemwse die Innin _ l A e . Cabinet of the. inlit John Brownie EuFs of Barton, war arosee ron , ve ry gifirertng maim . „ do ,. to . : the pesetalts, Pa • •••• aut. waisfitosa his mire, which she did ; and the moment she entered the i mmataa „,. taa gfis t e, as tab WS w i n g ik e - Ibis city: — ' as well in cep &nation of cur own andOet, 4-;1;, In ' lit V r that Mulder Cannel' Ina delivered. Oda 4th day of the With . .-- . . room; sbe sate two papers on the table, with the wend elms Vim emetaise t e ausedim . • IlLYnirt at .1 . 10 . 1 ...1 We i. a L o d Km - m a i m , N p I.4l g eglit t b a re"' no wa y' • i• poison " written on each. She asked the deceased, " was seeesedg imam aty mo es . to as ow , nor ..1.1. he TOW Oat simie no to • mere, le •ptsedse at tits . . it powibl she bad taken the contents of the papers?" To mows go 4 10 i owl ,- r , *bat I aaaaa , Vim af Bt. May Iledeilfo t _ We, leinew, gausses a(iteouseelgemta a detail," It - __11:: ''. .• - Fitments's of Bt. Atm luthelewteirerewhl. a ' wan • • et soldiogiosmos the • of ' -•--- . ..• • • which she e replied, " Yes, I have taken poison, and j et me *obi &Ape sad sash preseat. vaunt rows sits vines pampa stela l a m a amowam p a o o d, tgair hmh ea ; a u t i sm , ° d ia . _ilk **kohl, see a Civet tharete—lam ( ss lOWtif God AL . A t ... . ) ,. . t h at xi m h o , was , to , Mt, . ... at • die." She was then in convulsions. A medical geodesist At h a amm o, la oft gm postpit.' • mote isiag est el the raw ilepalchts, wish "eieitiellesttee . - ,7.01 .. vita bisiviort sir •'• - aft was promptly in aturodance, who had recourse to the use4l , .- " A 'sussing Bottom ts Toga: 'dial I s la* thill "" Illal 41 ' " say) a Labe static of timber, sad • • • ' a the' • %award' ~ *- the itoaarellt seams.. —ltwav shwas •Isisieth Harm, *made of bses.big . , . elrelatllas . 'booing bid antidote, het unfbetunately _too late, as the wretshol “ Winest..**2s•• Um" • ,iii* siassiew dotes—hoe. 114 11 11 1464 It debit 404 hew. - - .:7' . ' - '`' i '' .- e 'IL ;Cliaelik bY oebilli dole woman expired in less then fifteen minutes after she had The tellosimiliulit . aer 01 4 41111 c*„.. _,_____bl incireldlunideigs 4sslisyssa, wins se the watabee 0 r IL—lrene , 4 . . i . b „ WOO MOW& -the dm tee, •witistit taken the fatal draught. Her husband, whose distaim etf times than the gabsegg, laitalPhve mu opulddired 0t0i1114411 !ariesd. boils the , , widi thsh worms iwitatir= 4.' ' . *4 Ma ••.. , • sa the Many. mind is indOseribable, caw assign no Cause fee her destroy- of i jell, 0. *eller* of Mgt* of .' 4enat II "mit S gal 4 •0 I Haun t 1 ' 14112 P 41 0..•44twt. 4 *yr of As ' • • mimic vi. . ,1 • about so m ad a 6..4 aaripb. wades( limbos, monied' id— • . ~ - 1 tife la ing hermit, excepting some angry words be had lately made 'sea *My. Well ,; os tits Illwabig of the iith hot. 1 ,0 1 0 1 . - , '"'"I . lian...v, In , w in Tir: 'roe _ _ sisairoa - 044 11114 :zee is Ram iskosit tg aE:g ritt i use 'of, to induce her to desist Rona grett intoxicated; oad ,writ) a l a s a. tow.w Irk read two ~sssst ii,gic mit er m*.e.„ e rAtarse do shorn. wow p_a_t age.iiieb wok - ~ awe militate le mos. on Thwarlay night laic he tenth! her. hitt dallied .b.s. bektglit iIV Itlddentotinmippeeed, is tyre i: pc , •le - letW . tOthe 4 tag* r i, lit i gh sad that **Mg wee art la t" he used no other tonne on that or Oikor pOksion. ; fist moo* - ,t oi r sig h., ~,_., , . 4dow l e r s ' s , „ . „ hil --,, * uteri:lloth Seel 'plains, •. ' • • • • . . • .- • • - . , .. . • . „ • ~ . ' T••••' • • ./ . . . • , „ . _ Sung et. -sse added,. _ i ds e gt e a =-t • vidently dispersed throingbist *Frady% . to th e grasp. Our symbol shined, ea the easriderir e ha l nominal value. sod that it either was worse hoe ssaseetible, as the, case might be; anti that it was saaared.to double hit sinisant, or more, upon land orluaded protorty odithotlitig in a cash credit. Caoduur is not likely to wrogaspasis: . Let uN suppose, for exam that A. L e of do palish of C. lited county of D., obtained a medic of:one domed who& hi the Ns tioral Ledger by pled** his smote of-L e 1.04 6 1 , 190 Moorofolid pounds—he draws Get as ahoy oohs of We e Ars eissootina tian, as auks his perks eoovenieney 4 a 'arlffeeshiossoesio/w of the torn, notes under that value, which form griloorpowlbsr to the dis trict or division in "bide he resides. .71Molits.impuble to him; and indorsed by him before payleX 1114111 • lists la, in the . - plynistn. SpUler a WI a statement in aritingol the foto, as follows: Special fee • . . • £315 0 0 Clerk . . . 13 15 0 Posting TWO Wells to Gloucester. at is. M. per mile. Ditto from Oloetater back to Mr. Seiner understood the above fee of 3141. was. inclusive of the de guineas previously paid on delivering the brief, and it woe st'• ranged tin.t the fees should be paid to Coutta and Co. the Sergeart's tankers. No th ing further passed on the subjeett..apd the e.er c did not even him that the Sergeant would ear:ct *Tee to Isepald Glitter he proceeded to Gloucester. Mr. flpiDeriaveMlo *Me* at Exeter on Sunday, the 30th of July, when he nehneWiltigel:lbs rezetprof the later*. bat slid that Isu aewreoted hls &power ing them. Sir. Spitlerhaaesaiwl t M blah s on mental points relating to the mate; he iffegistelei Mk* ihr 4 sportance of his beteg at Gloucester on ow th Aug.), ler the -purpose of bevies a • • wild delt haat counsel before the tried. Mr. Saimaa lindegesikted, iflapse• sibly could, to be at Gloucester ea dnoireil, and egjoirded 6111 fen Sir. Spiller again on the following music but the surnswk_,-__ lift Exeter for llodtuin before the appedateddise,. and Hr . 'Brox' ""i not again see him. Mr. Spinet 1111111hielner, Oil his return to LAO. don, en Tuesday, and immediately woos to as at . Cbelteohalh, with the &holm particulars. We sent ineenictions accordingly to Smith and Bayley to pay the atitledenal We. and the amount of them was paid to the Sergeant's ammo with Coatis and Co. en. Saturday, Aug. Gth, with the nannies of the expense of posting, the amount of whichlieritLand Bt skid oat exactly know, and therefore left to be alkerweadese at the Sergeant did sea attentiland that' tZßepalladete, diseeTointotent, and ex. pease, *oohed (thorn bitotteheut 400 witnesses in attend ance), Malready net: "'Die. Bayles , wrote, on the 7th August. Ilea Glamostat, takbaatleast at Wide, to apprize him of the con arm* bksmaarvisal,andexpectinganxietytobeerthat re Insftnnekusulduahlied ketklien him; sad se she wine dun stated. that the fees . hetibeen paid, as hi-desired, with the eateries at ready We-talked It explenation , dy .17 : 11,41, ..._ ... ...... .. liktlo.44L Paert t a - iiikitifilt• ro TIM' PDITOR OF THE ' • mosire...• 1,-.,,. ,' .f _e. ! fia/InilailliSiL* 6 • 4 4#•• * hillealisia 0 erect *St a,---A letter having appeared' in Ma priest to, t rba Aim of *sea pews sollavisi Ob. . . • lie attendee and , s I Not moan and Mg ' addressed to The ' si g ned " It under what saperiatalMONT 11; m os b Directors of the ~ British Iron Co a trained non imue4, we mud ' ' p e C i :equet 10 proper to make a cosamuMestion to ( 111.,,, ce the Pwadwsis 411 r> Wit Int tholasev through their Secretary, I hare to r Tokens replesentbniAbed/, se VIII a ededslii- g o od enough to insert this letter, i rain, which k is Hs spill. et Oft 11. Agin. los- i s Permit of th e cure munication above al i sides being MAW& shank OOtiliOir dio ,As the il oak mooed* dila. say, ? I WSW to Of so .• Permit me, Sir, respectfully to es i that which I: is *ell brown autos be poherrhunshd, goo you should have allowed such a tette . rattails not twootgjoinioef of gall in. An sountry al* • alr of ip have had a place in ybur 'Tape i 1 discharge sixty millions of paw; .04 esold that small saardeasn a n & i nqu i r i ng if i ts cont e nts ore .be long tetsined in it by int Maas with erstaintp whilst lop* • ,i i • . .. . ~mot lota ne ttot voti would 1: ts 3. SUL sititcßaNr WILDS CONDUCT 1#: TO >i T"LLL CI M ; RUITII79OAripTIIIC.a I 191) OLCIIICE6TEX. • a the Tir ThT TDSTOR OF Flit CARIT7OIIIIIIIII.OIICT . night Si i t —ln elitist quence eir ed the tepolti Intel been doenta t toti Fleet, Mather% the postponement of the Sandywelleause, we distil at a ill b e duty to tiene ycu with the ferieviag ostersionn k ojwta-.abe real • potted df t he liergeane's absence having but very Y tense to out I Yl n g 1 - IMtilettp: In Nov !ant we sent to 111 r. IVaiels ebitiobsm, to emorbiln t that I what fee he would regain on the intended trial. roan! Wert hVfortrell i plain by his clerk that. as the Sergeant would oplg boo to ee from Inistoi to Montane& the least fee would be 10d guineas. Wo east. sidered tints 'uhl be a very inadequate commenailon for thi• Sermer.t's services, and that we had only to accenting m our own views, • a ihure proper sod likes! 'sum. rakin g ranker •as isplowost e t. t o .1 t M then done but retaining the e t ergeelit.d.ilie retaidind fee ray I paid. In June we delivered .>ur We( to 1/lr. Wilde and she other ve l ar . Conned retie: oat them before irther 'eel in the c o mm, that wit might have a ennsultatimt oath bfore they left London foe the Circuit.. ll'e paid : goineaa on d:livering the Sergeant's brief, *hen his clerk inti. ins °g mated'that be had misinformed us ea to the feetheStrgentit weed require for going to Oloucenter, and said welled bettor mention the subject to the Sergeant. The consultation nee • had eit•the are or ,(,s, the Sergeant's leaving town, and we bad fi6liggoetMnity ut tido/r- -ing the course pointed out by the clerk. it wis .agrettel by t!••••r • II ('outset on both aides dist an application should be trade to tiie tbe Serge:i was to be by One of the Camas] ancd• lam !Jud g e no the Circuit tole a panned./ day reethe f rial. tr . which rter to the to with hitn. nt We wrote on in the formed 17th July to the Sergeant- th gli at. as ntiant. iour clients were very poor, tea hoped he wouldwacuse our isqueit. • !night to direct his clerk to nark on his brier such a fee m b it- iy part 1 . e. andthe think ut, and Worm us to what bankers wm to pay Tu this letter we received no answer. On the !Milt July we lust. i•leamed that 111 r. Justice Burrounis • bad amminted the 7411 0(4 , „p ee: Avoid fir the trial. We immediately viols to idir, Sergeant Wade. ihußat Eons,. to ;nen Mei abd• tetbeeteeoll l4 l eoP'• 4 — v to oar fernier letter. lifter waiting some Ileys, - find receiving t at:seer:and being unwilling to run the slighted risk. .. Ohotishoto had no doubt as to the, rCipiarity of the post), we despatched fl;. 'shier, the managing clerk of our agents. Smith and 13ityley, ut • - Ilanbrghall-street, London: to Exeter, for the purpose oy inforiumg . the :Sergeant personally of the day appointed for the trial, and W. ascertaining from him the amount of hie 'fee, and receiving his di. n 20. rectiobs IS to the VS. Sfillei was famished by the clerk ..) • .