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PRI( ES OF BRITISH Dank stock 2314 Ditto Acct. 3 per Cent !led. 934 1 r 3 . ent.l't.ns. shut tto Acct 931 I t pe-Cent. 3 per Cent Red. 101 100 j ew 4 p•r Cent. shut Ittlot Stock Date Acct. 209 j .. Hutto Itond• Pit ICES Ole FOREIGN 4.intrian Don& 93.1 Dutn Acct. 962 Brazil'. .n Minds 75 Ptto Si rip 21 pm Ditto Acct. 21 pin Nero- Avec. Scrip I>J pm Ditto Acct. 2 pm Chilintt Bond 2 pm DV:A Acct. cniomn. Bonds 334 3 Ditto Acct. Dit.o t 1 2 ,11 Ace 1 rani ti Homily Ditto 310 , k, Banco Fnmelt Hew% 102 f. Or. Mr 25c. xcliaogt7 tit 10e. Ditto ::eitp 131 14 13,1 pm Dit.o Acct. 13 , 1 11~14pon 13444 Roods M 4 1 Ditto Acct. i'44 coußsc Or. EXCII Aantent.n, C. F. II 2 Ditto, rt sight - 11 11l 7tottortlato . II 3 Astwerp . . 12 3 fintolstrgh • 37 Altera 37 I Pans 3 tisr.'si;, , bt 25 lb Ditto - - 25 45 Tarim - 25 45 . 7 10 Irtnottro t-on-;he-Matit lAII PHrnburgh. Vienna . - 10 2 I ieve - - 111 2 Madrid 361 Cadiz . . 351 . lisrorlons . avail, we should say to the Cs-rite cics—Do not so act as to make yourself the object of alarm, at a moment when your known wrongs lind reiclerid you the object of sym pathy ;—lVe should say to Mr. o*Cox x act., and to the rest of the eloquent but imli.irreet advocates of the Ca tholic cause—Do not, for the sake of displaying your talents, or of reselling in popularity, send forth among the millions of your faith addresses and ItpeedlCS, which must tend to alienate your best friends I . .nd supporters in England, by making them tremble for the security of those cstablishim tits which cement the bonds of society, anti which menace the existence cf all those blessings, to which, under the Constitution, they would conscientiously support your claim. To the ['sorsa AA TT we should say Cease to divide Ireland by faction, to support your own influence, and to secure pair monopoly of place and power. Cease to crusade, undo the colours of religion, against the cause of honest freetleni and of equal justice. Mate no further experiments on the forbearance of that gnat body of your fellow-men and fellow-subjects. whom you have for ages oppressed. but aid the wishes of yen: Sows REIGN to ameliorate the political condition of your country, and co-operate with that conciliating system, on the principles of which its Goverr.•.ent is administered, and which aims to give to Ireland, without regard to religious distine tions, the benefit of equal laws, and the blessings of equal justice. We are happy to hear that Meetings are about to be eon retied in Louden, in order to raise subscriptions for the suffaers on different parts of the coast by the late storms. While so liberal a subscription is raising on belislf of ti , e sufferers by the inundations in Germany, it is impossible the public can remain insensible to a call of a similar nature, to repair the ravages of a calamity affecting our own coun trymen. 4TE/CKS YESTEHDA Loor Ann. South Sea Stock South ses Otd Annuities South Sea New A nooitias 111S1 1.0191/. 1/itto, 400/. Ditto, SP'S!! 511 pm Ditto, 10. 1,1509/. & t e 5 pm Ditto, MI. 13 IA pm Ditto. Small 54 5C 53 pm Lottery Ticket. 22!. 19s. STOCKS Y ESTI: II DA V. Mexican Bonds bCj 7 Ca 71 7 i)itio 7 Acct. 664 7 131 74 7 fa I Neapolitan Bond. Ditto licinds (19211) Ditto lirrip I pm Dino Acct. I put Peruvian Bonds Ditto Acct. Portuguese Ramis 1214 Ditto A cct. 139 Prtivaian Bonds 191 Ditto Acct. Ditto Bonds (1822) 1014 2 Ditto Acct. Bondi 9:4 Ditto .tcet. 96 fil Spanish Cons 2'23 2 24 Ditto Aem. To 93 I Duto 516 Ponds Sitio Cons (DIM 1)iuo MIK Is. Bonds 164 1N(:F. V FATE RDA V. Leghorn - - Genoa . - 4J I'enice - 27 Malta Naples • • 39 Palermo - 1161 Lisbon M Oporto - - SI f ItioJaneiro - 171 Bahia - 49 Dublin . :1 cutk - - lIIILLION. ..c.. s. e. Portugal fold in coin 0 11 0 Foreign Gold in bus 3 17 New Ihwibloons II II 0 New Dollars 0 4 101 Silver in bars 9 II 0 Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, another Cabinet I Cuuneil was held at the Foreign °flier, which was at tended by the Lord Chancellor, she Earls of Liverpool Westmorland, and Bathurst, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr. Se: en tary Canning, the Ciemccllor of the Exchequer, Vis count Melville, Mr. Wynn, &c. The Cabinet did not break up till a quarter-past live o'clock. After the break- I ing up of the Cabinet, the Chancellor of the Exchequer left town for Beckenham. Yesterday a Board of the Lords of tF a Treasary was ' held at the Treasury Chambers. Yesterday a good deal of busincee was done on the S:oek ' Enchant , . Conseis fur Acct. maintained steadily through out the day the price at which they ch se: l on the evening of thy day previous, thili, and showed rather a tendency to rise titan otherwise. Mexican Bends opened at their I highest dosing price cn Monday, flai.t, and in the course ' of the day gradually and steadily rose, until they rnichtel ' elji. The New Mining Company Shares, which were lorouebt out on hleutley, and which hail brought as high I as 10 ree cent. premium, fell hack, and a good deal of ' business was done at ti.; prunium. 1. ttt rs from Vienna slate that there has been a general • movement of concentration in the Austrian army in the provinces adjoining the Turkish frontiers, and that several regiments of Austrian cavalry hare taken up their position upon the extreme froglike. This movement hail caused ' some sensation; hut it was stated at Vienna that it had I been rendered necessary to form a sanitaire cordon, its eon- I sequence of the woe of the plane in the provinces of Otir private recounts from Ireland by no means warrant Turkey which border upon the Austrian territory, parti- that alann which appears to prevail on this side the water, milady upon Transylvania and the Bukevine. as to t h e inflamed and enntentisen state of the Sister King- Letters front Corinna state, that the Prince of Anglona ' and a son of the Win's of Benevento arc immisonel Jerre It W 23 to be expected that no pains would be spared there with the most atrocious criminals, in dungeons, whish to prejudice the minds of the ignorant and unwary, by at the high tide are nearly tilled with water. ageravated statement's, circulated far the purpose of cleat. Se. Jones's (New Bee eerie's), Nov. 2.—his Excel ing apprehensions which those who spread , them le.u.abetted r-die Lisaitenautniovernor, a ecestipasisel by Lady Donalas and family, left own for the .seat of glove rnmens might best turn to account. Lecal inquiries have been on }alder last, wlsere they will reside during the winter. mole its to the condition of the different parts of Ireland, Previously to his Excelleniy's departere, he was pleased to and front the reports it is as m•rtained, that with a very few hold a Levee at the Mew: ic Ilall, which, notwithstautling exceptions, the whole kingdom is tranquil ; and the utmost the unfavourelde state of the weather, was very flume rously and respectably attended. reliance is pieced by all parties in the firmness of the Loan In a emit at for the Feat in the French Aredenty, vacant Lire:Tee e NT, and on his known determination to main - by the death of M. Lowell's, a M. Prez has tri;mphed ' rain that trarupellity by all the means entrusted to his over M. Lamartine. the celelnatid author of the " Means- thins Post:Free" .l. Dross is no: at all known in England, heeds. lie will no doubt wield with a steady but ditereet and we have i not hul that he is se in I;ranee. Ills execs band the sceptre of authority, and will not permit her sire mo d esty i m a n d st deuce . hitherto ernseea.ell his merits from councils to be inspired by any other than that equitable the i r discovery rt&ets great crielit on the policy, which', from the commencement, has ir.arkeil his penetration of the Academy. public administration. Deploring, as we all must, the The Rev. Mr. Ste iegetihas declared puldiely that every word ' of the trash published in the nerving iltrutticlr, re turiniknt dissension which unhappily prevails between a nting the last hones of the late Mr. Fauntleror, is eb the Protestant and Catholic kiaiers, it is gratifying to find ei l l it n e w e: . The Bev. I ientlen - me declares alto, , that he the humble and industrious classes keeping aloof, and can- visited the eicsecassel at hie own particular desire, and with tiously abstaining from everything like violence and inti. the consent and approbation of the endinary of Neweste, a l e tter r e e f t. Itc ; e luauA n o w l. : I ;e l et SG i n 11.1!LITAY.--- l Ex i tra l et of oblation. We place but little stress on these persensivcs to peace and good order on the part of th e Catholic remora, instant:—" A nuta:ros ' is ises s et . i el no ' v oTN PT "o t ti a le .' n:e a n t hankers, ie4tll which interlard those speeches, the indirect tendency of 1 and principal inhabitants of thnUeighbourhood, took plac e which is to irritate their liveliest feelings, and to inflame Yesterday, fo e the purpose et' regulating a great national co can net a s e r e n t , i e h r e at t t r w i ly a bet r en t e h n this and Inlitl i bl l s t rFit. !flitch will their worst passions, We do not impute to these oratorical leaden any deliberate wish to instigate the lower classes of The Duke if I lamilson tool; the 'l c a lt l eir an I rer7ie :c y r' o l ee t tc7 l ; their brethren to turbulence and crime; on the contrary, papers of I:ovular met far the partieulars, resolutions, Eee. I b Tile shares eliege are all tilled up, wills the exception we shicerrly believe that they have no ether aim than to of ..nO, which will 1w left at the tleposal of the Committee. display their own fervid eloquence, end to figure in the 'Lie ere surprised with the numbs r of applicatioas from brilliant reputation of their own thetorie: and if their ..,„„. t i,i t ,tes swells —impassioned and impressive as they undoubtedly At entree:lg leshl its Inlitilturgh, on IVednestley 25,590!. are--went no further titan the ears of the reflective asscin- were anEseribri. in addition to 32,000/. snincribed before, toward:: carrying into ' filet the railway preiceted many .bly to whom they may chance to he addressed, whose years os i er to pass from Kebto to Bewiek.—,e,oireere. Food scone would keep them from delnsian , or where pro- An !i g nitable Learn (Inwithrek ng) Con:petty his par dance would restrain their excitement—in this cal,: the chaetel pretence in FelMbureh, noel if Alollt to h..gin opera evil would perhaps not be great ; hut when these 'ion.. Tiurr , i.: a eons' miaraity of jeint stock bu s i t i e se doing in IV itil•nreli. There nre thirtY t . heneanies. the speeches are telegraphed by means of the press, which tra A tte ! :e N t L it , ms i., i i r! r w r i: : ::: r h i s N ee l q: l l , : : tri! isi n th t e ir E i. rlinb t ureli ) pap i s . r b se disperses them into all quarters, and places them in all hands—when they are made, by this means, to stimulate opinion delivered from the !tench the other day in i t'lte ease: the igeorent, and inflame the bigoted—when all their of " Davis r• the Mosaic of lieglatul." showing that if " a . ession Saddening energy is poured, as it were, into the cur- pers on obtain p ese of Fare by a foreed pewee of 1 : „ ttentiey, and cont inue for cIN :.'t ars to . pay the dividends, rent of the nati o nal feeling—the emit becomes perilous ..nd the owner seetth eee! s ex rest nr the N. years ap 1, to the is the extreme all the sluices of iniquity may be opened neeuk, hit cesno wren liseineeferwilwellossolente ' %V.:atria %Van tic convulsed empire, with a der•tructirenese which ef Liareitafiwisr St of such omesit to Attie ns haring Stnek in the name of Traelem, tit it it it-comet; a 'lnject of 'those whohns un;nlctstiunallyopenctl them may be wholly Fersons it.q'tiry, its wile tree eve!! l' - '•"'"wr eon alferlain unable to stop. leen time to thee le'', re, r r! ,'r 7 r , v, r:•• beer be tai in sap Burt if Ireland is exposed to this formidable risk from I re ./ air. I t i s w e ll known that the ‘,(lieo-s of the Lai& . the indiscreet enthusiasm of the Catltoliee. truth (-mewls , wi I rot answer lily interrogaticni as to a hetht r sums ale us to remath. that there is. an want of cuttliatim on v.. , ran 1 cr ere net :sae:ie.., in .he unsen of nersara apnlyieg for rm infoation. Iltis :seen xis sere . ereper , and is ter the go of the Protestants to meanie, ...min is their achieve:nen:A • ntral tentarity ii: the peline. 'I he tl ettee ion then teems; They have tong since passed the coestitutional limit , in their' hew is ti nt . i! ) !;,;:loot;ott to be obtainoi. m as to sat:slv the conduct towards their opnvernts, and they eeltil,it no little: rani,* r: r.:::• intenntsel, that ast apnEeetion to the Bank ectlrity in increasing the ferment of the public mite!, and fn.. T.-Tam:ens be! iiiii nea:re , ary ? It is f that Steeklueilsrs should he ;lisle et slime to a lead!konz.• of tit • pr,,rokior, an open attack nest's that Coretnntent winds 'acne in see e ; r e ar as wett'd tste. hurt th • 1001i0..4 ' of ems:: leer street so much anx:ety to preesrve. A dreatind er.',it to whom ths power' Int rit ha. been reanted Ire' will or is represented by them as fast approachirg. and the fears nf otherwiee, and ye: se as to stint not the itorettineoc or The tarn ish iii st fr. to i restring in:or:dance winch tin, y would the timid have been worked altars in no slight degree. torn to had rercens. utter ienoranee of any relearns- (+intent' eneratee neva- It! At It I'M a art' Benne F..—Frem the urerotected state rerun, to itierouse the terror. At the head of those alarm- its which the festway ha .r l en let sinc.:tit.• late sheen let, is IN. Me 1.1 re. wile, in the entheeinet o f iv:mein:el thin, many serious ace dents have m-need. ii hi Sattininy elan esr, hies.. leteoured to ittoestlate lee terrers ern the *l''llwwsn a reeltee:iele f•enele. P2C2iii't OTCY the hriine, was run a•raitet l y a ner.,••: re:revile a le. • 1 en his lees Iht'sld• Awl t•ig''t all a'!artivi .. a t o tb''' L'in" 1 . 1 " . : L - flitolliier.'. ..111.• welean I 'AV;I t teat t'::• -. 11-,:sriirritno *ow • ' SANT itefe;;Pti'CO of the dater which invests Ireland en time prei ions to break art • se' her leg s , fo I Iterse'l ints:- al *ado', and of the rapist ti,e et an :seniority whicli is re- tattle of tt :.14::11 : : the stuld, n shod:, and was pr c : ; itettel f r ee?' the neve:tete l ines tne rased. a s ilepn nr needy three presented as likely num to become raperior to ail eeserol. In mine quarters his Lenhtip , v exertion... have net beta hl.. , s va a.. , , ruat o: .. t . s . a r t i t o i t t .. l) l s . . ;;lit t . : .t vt re -A t i l l ize- ai t ir t i elit:l i a r b:m a iss:i . l p ,: i l l t i e , effectual ; bet the nunorny, ae tienel w ith the emit} thee with an illrallt in he: Lellsi, was Ihrn , ill le elt • raVC11101:, Possess, anti convimeel that there are no ration's' grounds fr is: crowded state, and the :•::iill riff an muds he f t cf arehension, hare treated his aeplication as it deserves. 'lilt it was lakt 3 Munn iii a lerS dereteretts contliti, ii. pp 1. - il.t tie, , - ,1 ., , ,,ai is allowed to Tertian in this . implanted With r Ito the present state of parties in the stair. 0 the sitety us rafs, :leers mita he ;smile as ' l i e g es ; a Emerald isle, there is muds in the menet or both slat/ railing se Omits would tactually prevent i r.currence of that is greatly open to rtproefi If our voice could be of further mischief. *vine . Gibrdtar - Elie 'l‘-ritigit alreOp. 11()Y.11., Tb Everting'. fIVF.Drer..III , IV, Desembee b.f . ill be Per:eemed THE i)F 19.1.1:11%4E. Tie Sere•.kler. Mr. itapl.:4 rubes:l:erg. Mr. Matlack Mr. O. Wahl Yurviph. Mr. (Attie: 1.e..p.1.1. Mr. Hark y ; Peter. Mr. 1 , 112 t Mr. .e.lfur.l. I.lll*. Mls Stepheus; Ratherluv. 11112. t1r..041..tt 1 tank Miro Puvey. Aft-r which. 1F5:1) 1:11►:P^R. TS* Priori:ad eharactets by Messrs. Archer, Wallace. Taper. and 'tarty's Mealanses W. West and \Varlet& Tiansnrrow. Der Freierbuts. and Waled tM chsbar. TIIP.4TRE !WV AL. C'OVENT-GART)F.V. Crenlna, W F.DNIND V. Dee. M. will be per/. road V Malt% ritE , EnvKP. Mbar. Mr:t. amble; Pierre. Mr. Young. DrlC.lera. Mrs. Woman. After whirls. TTIM MLIND ROY. ilkeend, Mrs. Chatterltit Obertn. Mr. Fawcett; Mr. Farley; Mr. LU??. Ibear.. - rnw, Der Frelsehnts. and Clari. The Bai T Pim re re., commenced publishing yesterday vintruhrg at half--past five o'clock. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. D►wiita S. mi. THE BRITiSti PRESS. 7431110NABLE INTELLICZYCE. Barooess dvlly, the Pun. 31iva Burrell, and ;Hiss Mot, left sown yesterday tur her Ladyship's seat, at Richmond. Lodi Agiak has arrived at het huaae In Clarges.streee, from a tom. Lord Bexley has arrived in town from Iris seat, Fort's Cray place, Kent. The Ilan. Richard Neville arrived yestentay in New Burlington. street, a'olll Ms father's (Lord Braybrook) scat, Audley Lod, Essex. . . Strait&lo, Esq. has arrived at Lord nacre's seat, the 800, near Welwyn, Herta, front Tunbridge Wells. The lion. Mr. and Mts. Apr LIB' left town yesterday for Ilrightnr. Colonel Camphell left town yesterday. for Brighton. Sir John and Lady Shelley have anived at theirseet, Mayers field Park, Sussex, from a tour. The lion. l'oL Howard, Mrs. Howard. and family, bare left town, for their teat, Elfmtl, near Lich& I, Siaffordshim. Lord and !duly G. 11. Cavendish and faintly, have left town for their seat. !bilker, Lmieashire. Arrivals at the St. lieorge's Hotel, Albemarle-sari :—F.arl Shannon, front Norfolk ; Lord Boyle, from Harrow ; and the lion. 31r. Boyle. from Surrey. Vomirmres from Bevel's /Intel, Lower limsvenor-street :—Car. min and Slrs. Heath, for Beth ; Wm. !tomer. . for Mei mn !Mowbray, Leicestershire; and J. If. bhplse Esq. for Brighton. - Deparm re% from the Puhenry lintel. Alhennarinotiret r—Alrs. Ourney I larclay and family fur their seat, ow Dorking; C. Disary. Esq. tue Paris. BRIGHTON, Dsc.S. As yet we know nothing of die day fixed for the return of his Majesty to the Pavilion. The Duke and Duchess of Bedford, the Duke and DUChtlit of Somerset, the Duke of St. Alban's, and the Duchess of Beaufort, continue to give importance to our town by reii:ding in it. The E.rl of Egrcmont, the Lord Lieutenant ind Codas Rotalorum of dpi• county, has returned to East Lodge. Mr. and the lion. Mrs. Linhington are arrived. Ad miral Sir Richard and Lady Keats have let us. Sunday his Royal Highness the Duke of York arrived at li,ohainbilry, Illerts, the peat of the Earl of Verulam. The Duchess of Cloucester took an airing yesterday, with the Princesshia, in the Regent's Park and its neighbourlicol'. Lord Liverpool derived so much hentet from his late visit to Bath, when his health was in a shattered state, that his Physicians have again prescribed the Kath waters to his Lordship, to guard against the possibility of a relapse. The Noble Lord and his amiable Countess intend to re main there until the Teeing of Parliament. Lord Liverpool and Mr. Secretary Canning left town on Saturday for the seat of the Marquis of Stafford. After dinner Lord Liverpool proceeded to Coombe %Veal. Mr. Secretary Canning and Lord Liverpool returned to town on Monday morning to attend the Cabinet Council. Major-General Darling, it is said, will be appointed Go vernor of New South Wales. _ WINDSoIt, Dze. 7. ROYAL neNT.—On Monday morning 3 fine deer was turned out of the cart at two-mile Brook, this side of Maidenhead Bridge, for the erty's di version. A numerous field of sportsmen were present. The deer showed great sport, taking through the inclosures and fields to the 1... ft of Burnham, across the country to wards Stoke, where he soon was taken. CorLTl:Nilitin I)re. 4.—:Amongst the latest arrivals ate —Lord Dunnally, lion. Mr. Boyle, Sir James nor, Sir Samuel Young, Lady Hely, Colonel and Mrs. Allen— Colonels Cassall, Noble, Twopenny, &c. THLATAIrAt. DUEL—Th.! Al3littp : of the New 'York Theatre, veil known in the Theatrical world from his li berality, has, we understand, been lately in imminent pe ril of losing his life from the effct of a hostile rencontre. Mr. I—, it will be remembered, left this country in the Spring of the present year, with a considerable addieion of talent to his Company, which was even before that con sidered the thst in the United States. The cause which led to the meeting is Raid to be an affair of a delicate na ture, which took place in New York previensly to his tie- Patron for England ; lOU go opportunity of meeting tLe offending party, it seem, dill nut oft'r until Ma return. received his adversary's shot in the thigh, and for some dee* his life was considered in a precarious state; Mtn, b 7 the liar eller* we aft happy to learn, he uas re- covenn;,•. - A I.:ECM:Ire or Vistis.—the CUllowing anecdote of the Ayrshire hard is, * believe genuine, and hitherto en v 'dished. ' a visit to a certain sat-port town in Scot land, Borns er.tered into a warm discussion on religious topics, with a person neened Andrew Turner, who was famed. fur Deistical principles, and what John Bunyan would have denominated an " ill-favoured" countenance. The Poet"was worsted in the argument, at which be felt nettled, and vented his spleen in the follJwiug impromptu: It Itapneneti s nnee upon a time, The dell got %tuff to 'tisk' a swine, And laid It in a corner; after that be changed Ha plan, And mail! it something like a man, . . An' cid, it A ndreirTtirr.ert, MaTIIOI/111T 2.—We understand that all the local preach ers in the Methodist Society •at Ilzwerley resigned their ofli.e, as preachers and menthe's of that hociety, a few days ago. on the ground of one of their body having, as they conceived, been unjustly treated by the Conference Preach ers, for publishing (*serrations on the Sydem of Method £m, a work in which be advocates the plan of establishing a llon:e of It:presentative', whose consent must be obtained before any low of pearlier' can be binding on the people, in imitation of our excellent Constitution ; and he also (*TOW'S a gradual return of Methodism to its primitive implicit v, in becoming auxiliary to the EstabUshed Church, as Nlr.lVesley always intenght it should be. It is under stood that thew intend to invite over scone of the traveling preachers in the Church Itlissl•nary Society of Ireland to awdst them. There 317 C already shout 13,000 Church Methodists in Ireland, whese plan of processlings has oh-, tained, we are informed. the sanction of the Ilishopa of Waterford and Cork. We untkretand, from good autho rity, that sevesrl persons of consequence in this country • are friruilly to their rroceedings.—York Con OINATIONS.—A I:lnagow Paper says—" No good having resulted from the eenference3 letween the proprie tors of cotton-works and the operatives, the former have resolved to open their swirl:son the 13th of Vcconb , r, and to employ such worktnen at will agree to their resolutions. The master plasterers of Claseow have agreed to what was required by the men. The principal object of the siisocia thin is owl to be, not to fix wages, or impose a line on strangers coming to town, but to prevent masters from takiti. , in apprenucrs 114Vacvcim years indenture, and the I fund; are to b" to. stedinpport of those men who may be thrown out employment by refusing to work to suelt mssters as ilo• net cheese to conform to the rules of the society. One of the mal. rs attended their first meet ing on :he 17th nit. anti was the first to pay his entry mo ney and become a member. and is, in fact, the that on the list of the 7.: members who have already joined." Notwithstanding the hi avy ilraish,ck to cmtmeree at the port of Itristol. we arc informed that several Bristol I fort: Shares said last we^ . : for 'lnward' of 100/. each shFre, beim: so/. more than the; would have fete..ed a short time %Mee.— Th. th .lauf net Committve of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce fine rico:flint - Melt the establishing boats propelled by steam, for towing vs :Ads from the tboatii:g harhaur of the port of Bristol into the IL istol Channel. Impediments cast to the se.. itilresa and egress of weasels at all times, tinny of s.liielt migbt. in the opinion of the Conn - rim .L., be tottered, and °d irks be materially corrected, by the in trodoetiett of haatstrorlletl by stcarn. Wee iniderst Ind iliain et nte:nplat ion to establish a rail road between Leeds and S.lby.York . There ve at preempt liviitg in tiarstam: IS persons. yaw , c Al ages arnottot %VI yeara —fc e grArre ,- . mail did not arrive the fast three nic,lnc 1,11 pto.t ten o'clock, owing to the fall of snu.r, which has heti% 'plat; la:tween Alnwick and Durbar. Tit. north mail, r. hick IV3A clue at one o'c'ewk on Thursday, did not r e ach the peat-face till nine: understand the delay Iva!, w ens:toted by die depth of the snow near Sl ouc h :A v ec . The CairliZe Mall. which was iloe at ten o'clo:k on Thursday dill not ar: ive till past one next morning.—adeduaial Jfereary. Vint as th , . Magnet coach was trsvelling I)rtween Bristol and 11.ttli, it easnein outset with a %rigor', when en. of the Indira WAS kilted on the spat, anal the other want';* injured. A lady inside her head szvaely bruiscd. TILE GREEKS. The Greek Chronicle, published) at Nfissolonghi, con tains two official documents. The first is the amnesty published by the Greek Government after the fall of the party which attempted to seize on the supreme authority. The second is a decree in favour of the commerce of neutral powers. and is to the following eKet : The (Ireek natioft has taken up arms solely for the ptirpose of recovering its existence and -political indepentler.ee, and of restor ing that civilization which is enjoyed by those ninnies with which it desires to form amicable and commercial relative:. The Govern ment has heard with regret the complaints made by some Captains of merchantmen belonging to foreign powers against some of our privateen". Them: complaints allege, that the privateers have un justly molested them, contrary to our intentions and orders, and to the principle' of neutrality ; and bare deprived them of the al vantaFee resulting from commerce, which ought not Unite diverted front its natural course. In order to remedy such abuse., the ti, . remittent hereby make' known to all ship-owners in the seas of ireece, that if any one shall unjustly interfere with the commerce of re:male, he shall not only find no protection from the Chiefs of the llaritte. but shall be severely punished. Though the unitippy steoe of war renders orienteering necessary, in order to deprive the enemy of all means of resistance, our privateers must, however, be furnished with licenses and ineivactioes from the (farms:tient. If they have not these documents they will be punished. •• Nauphon (Napoli di Romania). Aeg. 28. 1824. (Signed) " G. CONlfi"lt [OTIS, President. " P. RlllOl/IflS. Secretary ef State." CANADA. - [From the Qrgeber Gazette nf tile Bth Nov.l . The following information has been handed to us far Insertion : A meeting of the Caninittec. of the inhabitants of the district of Quebec, appointed in 1822, to take Millilra in opptisitiun to the !fill for arming the Legislatures of the Canada.% was hied on Fri day last. the sth inst. at the Court-house iu this city, when nearly 41 the Members in town attendi.d. . A letter, dated Greenock, August 17. MU. was communi:ltted t• e Committee from one of the Members, stating, in substance, that he had reason to believe that the measure was again in tacit». than, and was likely to he carried at the ensuing tzession of Paella. meet. The Secretlry then laid livfiire the (:ounniittee a c-rsided copy of Mr. Papineati's letter of the 23d Itecember to the ('leek of the House of Assembly, stating, that in his interviews wilt Mr. W. Horton and Lord Bathurst. t►ey infumu.4 him that if tn.• measure was renewed by Government, the (loternan of the colo nic" would have timely notice, so :bat the mimic% might be hcstd by Parliament against it. If they were so disposed. A deputation was then appointed to wait en his Eacelleoey the Governor, to pray that he would inform the Committee if any such information had been received by his Exeellency ; which deputation ruing returned. they ►epotted that his Excellency had been plew.cd to acquaint them that he had received no information on the subject. POII2 . .V.UOUTH. Dac. G. Last evening came into this harbour, the Dart, of Sunderland, laden with coals. It appears that this vessel, during the late gales, was seen in the odlnr from SAsea, with a eag of distress flying, and was, after much per sonal labour and risk, beetled by 3 pilot, and several re solute boatmen, who, to their astonishment, found the vessel deserted by her crew. There was a watch lying in the cabin, with clothes, apparently of passengers, and every appearance 6f preparation for dinner; but the brig appeared to have shims! a heavy sea. As the cabin was full of water, and the long boat was stove, there is too mach reason to fear that all the persons on boa rd perished ; hut whether they were washed overboard, or left the shit in the small boat and were overwhelmed in her, cannot be codectures% Attempts were made to secure the vessel by her anchors on the Sussex coast, but they did not succeed. ' awl she went on shore; since which she has hem g.t off, and as the salvers could nut get her into Chichester har bour, they made for this pot t, where they arrived in safety. By the Act of S.l K:w. I. cap. 4, and 4th of the same King, cap. 2, it is enacted, dint if a man, a deg, or a cat, escape alive out of any ellin, such ship shall not he deemed a wreck ; and as a live cat was found on board this vessel, she cannot be a droit of Admiralty, but must re main in haro Is e of the Sheriff, &c. to be restored to the owner. The Ailmirel Berkeley, that was dismasted, ar,l went on shore near Hasler, on the 23d. inst., is got off, come into this harhour, and run on shore on Gosport beach, where she remains in a bad state. The Matlrae, also out ward-bound Indianian, which went on shore in:tele. Bay en theaaine day ; is got off; and come into this liar hour, where great ftertions are making with the pumps to prevent her sialcin.z. An attempt has been made to get off the Shipley, transport, on shore at the Saily Port, but hitherto with out success. The 6th (!Ist Warwickshire) regiment of font is ordered. on being replaced by the Stith regiment at the Cape, to proceed to Bombay. Th., 98th Regiment of Infantry marrlicil yesterday, in two Divisions, from Chichester for Chat:ism, where it will arrive on the 11th inst. preparatory to its embarking on j hoard the Vansittart and Windsor East ludiasuen for the Cape of Good Dore. Axel tST lisme.—At a lit- festive :7eeting in Argyle- shire, a circumstance of a novel and very intro sting i character occurrtd. General Campbell of Lochnell rose, and addressing himself to Captain Al'Dongall of M'Don gall, said that he held in his hand a brooch, known by the name of Brooch of Lorne, which had at one time belonged' to Ii . n; Robert Bruce. It was taken from the person of 1 that Monarch by his ancestors IliPliougall of Lorne, in I battle, on a field near Tyridrnin. The fortune, of war, if the actions of rival clans can be so called, had place) that brooch in the possession of a relation of the Lochnell family, Cautpholl, of Bragleen, whose desceedants had preserved it for about tv'o eentnries. It was his ((eneral Campbell's) good fortune latch; to obtain possession of it, and be now bad the satisfaciion of restoring it to the de wcenilant of him who had so gloriouaiy watt so proud I', trophy. Captain Mlictigall made a suitable reply, of thanks and acknowledgments. The brooch was of silver, and of a circular Corm, the diameter about three inches. In the centre is a rock cr)•stal, of an oval shape; the siting being raised shunt an inch, round which rise t ight tutees, to the same height, in each of which is 3 rail; between these is sonic embossed cork.—lnrcrocss Courirr. The eaeerneve with which the public embark in every new speenlatihn that is offered, chews at one the adven turous spit-it of the age, and the impaliev o: rhut!ing up the only anilioriseil clumnel by which it can have vent. Lotteries are now at their close, and th i s harmless mode of adventure will soon be denied to the public ; tits harmless it is in every sense of the word in such a Scheme as tl:c pre-ent, where upwards tI Twenty Thousand Petinds must he rained on toe t tith of this ninntii. at the risk of / .s than Five Pounds, or frown tine to Two Thousand Pounds by the venture of only Nine Shillings trod Sixpence ! The late Mrs. Bewicke, of Cassol, New, in this (-minty, bequeathed to the Rector r..:d Curates of Seilgtlield, the awn et 301.. to he distributed amonest the poor of the townships of Esoldsilon and fleslordelil ; to lice tenants, John Jones. Win. Gibson, and Tbetriaa Swill:" .10/., to he distributed amongst the pear inhalihants of l'assop. Shadforth, and Kelloe, in such propor:ions as they shall Ithink nrOper ; and to the Church Missionary Scatty, 30!. —thews 1 hrnnicf•. 11r Tartlet' of Mr. Alderman Watts. or Ilritignerth, this year produe.ll a pear, of the aar:an•et specie". winch measured thirteen inches in Firth, and weigii'd ounci.a. :%1 t• ant n AT FIN TONA.—CORoxras I 'NW' vAT, No , et:liken 99.—Isabella Keenan deposed, that she was nis ito to dec •Rattl ; on Friday evening. :Ile and 1 .1. r brother were returning home from Fintena warket ; they wereever- I taken on the read by several persons. one of whom stabbed or 'track her broth. r, either with a sword or a bayonet ; that person tied ; Raw two others of the same ratty sta.• clec:.ased with shell before he fell ; did net know any of them, but thinks s':e could identify them, if Fite Era them anin ; one of tilt. s;i7los was hrt.keit en tlece::sed : 17:1 stand ing behind t:e-ased at the time, at a very short tiistance frnn him ; .). fore she and her brother had arrived at the place where the murder WAS committed. a number or men, armed with gluts, bayonets. end swards. psseed them on the road.--,f. M . I! rien. on the ;dela of Friday 1a.% Ives in company ends deetaseit ; tit, y had no dispute & h any pelam : when he and deCe2l4ll had cemi' to the c • , ..-rtrad.s. they were attacked by threo rinni ; two of them hail sticks and one of them had a hidden w; ninon ; believt s it was either a sword or a bayonet ; this was the wenvot with which the same person inflicted ttr. wound ; the others struck de e-as:4 with sticks ; is curtain he could identity these no n. The Jury then returned the following el•rdict 7—" WC flrd that I'. I\ (Ttl3:l Carle IT:. I*;! death by a worth! TI" -eiv-d in his right side hy a sharp-rintcd ho trument, whieb we be li-ve was a bayonet:" SOCIETY OF SCOTISIf A.VTIQrAnr;...s. At the Amitiventar7 Meeting o f the Society e,t' =, held at their Museum. On the gill, of the Society were elected. Weok I n the evening the merti!.. ~ of the S oc i ety sat en l ertaimren•, at I.s7ry*, !ht. I. Prinee' s . aireet ; the int4ln: being •• after the manner of th e ancients," Cu"; • it4t-rat the oldest y:sut isle dishy% ur.11,,, The Earl of Ev.atx wee in the Chair. supported b y dowbauk,gin n. ti•••/ir Walter Scott, .Me. Hope W ere , --' of distin After the usual toasts were given. Lord itirsno we , neat speech, proposed the heeltil a the E.,; c1 z i ! „ . .......!,;as to whom every admirer of anci ent rcu l pture debted for the exquisite monunumts tr - k art Sint him labours had enriched the Natio- s l Nl itseno se a berg The illustrious Pa Et , inexe. in the made, begged the conirny to enniider a , o tributtw of the+, pro& cams, rh.tr a• the nieJimu ta-e they tad been ob a i r. ni toe Great . u jo , L 4 His Lnlinsii t• soon afterwards rue to propo,e tt x , of Sir Walter Scott, remarking at corsPrra'lla le, 41 C r l in a jocular manner, that tine m e llo:iitid e sss sonic way or other, connect:el with all •'te ••ork *ion and utility (joint nnek or otherwise). Wh'• of Pox sty,. ing the attention of th- coimier. Il's obeerveil„ that he would nonce on: enutp try t, which Sir Walter Scott la...al—this was th-ttl Gra hut in this instance. his Lordship r he a rival of the Honourable Dironet„ inasintieh es he u• p i t!, tereeted in the use of the rival 1,1 o y., e • ! ' that their competition in the 11? -re u' tr retals would always be a genere..,. 11/11. ; a! lion. Baronet panomzed animal nit fi.h or era!, 'Ancor palm. pilinartf qui irertrit feral. Sir W•Lerit SCOTT, in briefly rrnai^g his us, company, adverted to the ohrtTratinia or t h e N o b le and remarking that he would yield to no man i 3 his 313 'I.L4 %,5 s us promote the prosperity of th's ancient city, rtnrludti b 1 in. prising—" Auld Hattie; and wLilst she toasts I.er lingo : , a , leord.hip's coals, may she never burn her catch at her (lira Lord 31Eannws• S f. 5.2, oli‘trviiil that, as it •a, all that we were greatly indebted to the anthnr of Iratrr/tpfu::, twiquariao infixmaion contained in his pr• ductirns,,,id d ,,,.. now an dr.ersedly popular, it n.vst be cor.sidered rw may. in the wane M'time, arrive w ronjeeturei e el rye rata name of ante anther will girt rise to numerous mere rescareties and disquisitions in widen posterts wit! h. ro for which realm lie would begins:. to propose a had lee doubt would meet with general apprv l .adoc.-...] , ;k4 of the Gent Unknown." ;In. a a.,4t, t!:. Sir iVALTEM SCOtT amen afterward•• rmarkino w i t was familiar to the e impany prewmt that i.lineet ever Ili 6 4 Antiquarian Society of f:dinburgh rttceirrd rthot valuable pub . ennitioting of dnet:ments relative to the dlekney and to`..ag lolanda, from their old yet anonytnotio tnrrrett •n !gat, tt o hiinoelf A. Z. The Society wa. thrrefwe under the eteattitii:i. gationa to drink his health. and this he premed, hereaieta4 had been ju.t now said about the "detteat C:do.nwn." verw pnrible the under the self.snme appellation of A. divided war contested to whom the title of "the fin at 1;••a t • moat properly belongs. For when it is tonoiderea th at al!h a alphabetical limits of A std Z are inclutio-d the re ams .our language, the road name of the "Great I.llAnnwa" tap doubt be , traced among them. srveral cther toasts were given from the Chair, and drank nt enthussimun. One of the last toasts wan—" The immortal memory of Jxe'z fildlitick." It in almost needles. to add thrt this towtt rse•-i with all the respect which raa due to such an itidustrioms 6L-zt Irani a Society id eicotinh Antitinartin. CHEM! A N PACT ESI • N Socirty has lattlr bet f:-reed in It eland under this denomination. On di, f.:e. day of meeting, the aslcasidage tans nuttscrcus. and rr spectahle. By universal coneent, the Prits a:c of lII4 V A was • !mull President. and the Bishop of Lbws-id, Vial. President of the Society. A Committee of twenty-mow then nominated, consisting of Clergymen from Merest diocew s ; they accepter, the office on the express totalities, that their munes should not Le published, trot: of &era having declared, that Christian liberality had &tome tv. nonytnctis w;.lt political radicalism, and they nicht 6 subjected to much inconvenience, if net actual &nett, should it he known they belonged to such a S..ci tr. these apisointineists, the following B.sttlulien ass past unanimously :—" That, as Christian Protestants. we rott. Wider the animosities of the present tl sy repugnant to the precepts of the Gospel, and opposed to tiv privelps of the Bcfornintion—that some of II:: Cl.rey of ths the Establish it Church have, to our great tontnu aurptirt, become parties to those unbarpy feuds, and tle; in coosec.uenee thereof, eircul.tr lotted shall be oil:tea:a the name of this Society, to ail the Pre!arn of Irchle', entreating that they I , F 1 not admi: to 1.1t.::y Oe'emost Ireenae to Comics, nor lei:limn? to 11:uetierg, any rtva presentNl to thew. who shall not il:clarr, in then:puts qualified and satis'aetory ma:nue, that he either ban: hero, or will not thers•arta INanue a MentLer nj the Crilit - Port Orrt c r.—We believe that the impreasion it err general that persons have a right to send letters by seta coach, s and carriers. an.l, in general. etherwise than by pest, provided they be sin' open. To clrrcet this Kiosks we thittic it right to notice a case which ()mum d the uh r day, which ought to be geueraliy kntran to prevcnt committing, in ignorance, similar Gffetecs. A r.tretal::e In:Teat:tile house put up in a parcel thirty-Ere 1: arm :3 open, aril transmitted tt:c same by a stagc coach. Ta: parcel was addreved to a corresiv,:alent, wl,o was direal to put wafers in 0i:114;1-re:it letters, and come them to immediately delivered. An infcrmation having beta lid vtainat the parties s: n,liar tha I ?tt,:rs, tilt y n - : innre2i ately called on by the Postmaster-1;s mrat for rarrmt:l the statutory penalties incirred, vi:. a. for ta.th and which, in the present case, amount-t: to VV. rat plea of the lettt-rs hav:ng, beet' s( t.ren wag urred. 313 was found to Iv , of no avail. lly the l'..st-tike one halt' of all penaltica plea to the informer, acl !Le othor half to the Paper. BattArr ear SouTltivaßL.—Mr. cipal clerk of the Court of Itz(ptcsts, is a it rill: ogler vaca , it by thrresignation . • other cridiaatt arc ce Combe, I:-q.. 1 . A Auglie. but it has been s that hefor: an .VL.:•ira ,•31 stand foramd as a eantn!;:tc• he tou,t tf:row his gown. It is reported that Mr. p's irent/cmsn of large fortivw:, upon se: nig ilizt the C lot of Common Council had takvii a lit eidc t r r! Bailiff, advis , ft Lis lat'icr-in-':IN to thrtor the situstidn alto ether withent c:rctm:,y, a , ll a is VP siti,!, that .I:. Prineep will underp i:o lar:Anen trl•aiererin (4)itserotene- (If 11:g rt Faarw rsi NI All E It.—On leVoltwiday. in :::c I'eaoc Clerk's office, at Cl3s•-ow, a tt-:,•11:1,1. tt <i l" greckwell-ttrt et. was tried on a frard. bn . . . . . by the Glasgow A....lrney Pawe1 , r, , 1. , ..,; C.•1:: ,,, !y n.,. :i . 'act,lf I t e .: r v:4E . f n r l t o nl e a t r i n i o t n l t g l i e i r m al ; C w r o T t. ro l , C l ri 1 . . 1 1; : o ‘ s 4. o i t il l r C i r la t 3:16.00::?ricit1;...:16:: 1::::::,...1:t1.7.1::: en which she rverived ti., anti she b;01 alterul el. tick, frotn Pun. Aillint-.. to one l o a iiti a, , z . „ic., i, :: , ;:t ;., ~.:^rl.: Ole Comiyanj of fcrth( r cl t Septemb;rlsai . t stie snit the woman to picdge 4. r rieliswe %%Wall was len: Js., the she altered trim .Is. to 23. with to it, t.eul :he t,l7*- out or t tit• Lets at the t.l e' or the trao statist that he watt au' prislnve tti t.;:r g:;.•pct -• *rat- w •V• lave ;arnt:st reqtstst 0111,111. S t • .11•31 - 1%i inni_rt Tiii FAT A.'I'IPEN ile:ect, en :110 I:•orn . ng I.lit, I,riv[7 ri thl r; it 't t t :tt h. el aaS rtivill;tt4 :c t ~. r . t' q, tr ~~~ fare a 1•-cmi;! N, In. ili of :by s• •rm. witir2t r,: dous fury, started 4):: tlu• nis:n 4.1,! 7 r. 1,1 vage iutn a 4!clr I . T.Ves: v. a e. ea! le r 4 ni r. and infirm Ras -J. fi ••:t -.s s'i!. afta . r . rear i:t hit Itvail brie¢ setar..tly tome carancn. sk Fensihilite. ' l lie chat 1: 1. 4 , ar , • was t!tl::.nrl,l only a row y•ara'.r. fnr Intern. ertly \vrt:o3 1,!..:•• • t!!e call anal Iv o. : ir am 4:: li;t• in the a :;ti ~,.1 ~ti~a •att, r.. • ' f!'; , :! 1 • r, 1.: , u : .`"1";.C1 I.` Lllo‘lll The rtunat.. til yestett!sr Int - nn:ng., when •'.ea:it pat r. Prinp. was upward , : ot . :17:ty skill in the 1.:ettli.1•:.::1 W K . !:l' his brethren of tht• l)% t.• Ten thouvivil ti 31%1 Cavan 7inl hest vo-r, rr . 1 4 "1 4! lion% tenk th- tyre' • uotthcrn that tiaar. w•or r ;; :, .