The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-12-02 00:00:00

!TIMPII.‘"TtRIPMWM, the : honoree! .cethersday t Ent 11. e landlady of the Collets "A"."±11 i 4 Wave* Oka the waois company with others trieliwnef liii lietworkettree and; Ater clock iw the , flhdellp, (prime an hoar before the tese'se, ',hes he look 'lol4tl !tat 1W elriag. Etwe i Titiehtte wee it horse tomato three sad fosr ticket, j, faker coupe to It; amid that,ht did. Wilts oft *run, bur had hie tr. % at home. obit the tatter u dtereva's stay differed wintery; oath f prows how eolith' ibelittllered to het*, Was SOl4O, of tier hlssitiorough Inn, Pee* that Cps sad ire others were waiting %begat the asearof he loch-np honer, is Illewheitn-aseere, 4614 a client , itelf the Prisoners were takes Away; and It true "1"b• whew he wee esilk to be at home, 1•4 Iturspodes.cower, ‘ 11 • 6 ". Tows, be war driokiag tt this pohlic.heuse mid, bre betinhty, the resurrection rain, continued in the at story that be was nut near the epos. iftyietrate--" Wheat had yen foe dinner IleitmOrt- , -(4(tet brintaiting) " Why, it war a fish day.v Ohl strate--" Retolleet yourself. loner are al Vieth (kr ...dsswer...-• N., owl all of them." ?be whole a the priestlier* were retnvided till seat. Voirley. I*e Magiate‘tee then proceeded to the priest( evarobit. "goof tb'Yeellms Moo knew* enough of the boviseee to fie ,11 ttlr- prioseeree, trot it walla prevent the fsirttsetaser yr WNW to est"? into it M present. SCOTTISH !JOS PI TA L. Oa Thervday the St. Atedrreee-day Annivereery of trim elesolleot institution was celebrated by a dinner 64 the City of London Tavren. Sir Thomas Bell. • Prel7.rtdiSurer. took the clone. was PUppettt 4 by. 10." .M. P., and several other highly mepectable comets 'of the sister kingdom. After rltarrr " Non nobis Domino , " was song by Mr. Coaiov, and three other profeseional gentlemen, w'h the assistance of G•aw's bend, Kestilied elflcsisoariy iu the course of the evening by several „pprovr.stsi and well-executed songs. Irse brit toast given from the Choir was " 'the A Ai r—Ot t e times three—which 1%13% drank with -real applaase. After the patriotic song of " !ore the King," wi.ictk followed the first toilet, Mr. !-Ir.tor rose *mid fixed silence and attetiti‘m, to offer Nee Msjesty's brat wishes for the protperity of the if4tititton, and to prvont her first-iionation, einre !•ev departklre from the Continent, for the benefit of ::e • footle. This donation of twenty &oyes, roadetiturte to her Majesty's - wished, was • proport dto her present means of bench •-trize, and must he highly occeptable, trivets coin c-,tated ha only as a testimony of her regard for • ohjecta of the Corporation, hut a pledge of te? future support. The Hun. Gentleman cnu clided a neat speech, which was loudly cheered, propo•irg the Queen's health, with three times • %%bids vis% drank with the must enthusiastic v..av;lome by the great majority of the company. Tile usual twists followed. Several Gentlemen • :•kr meeting, amongst the rest Dr. Wough, ad dressed ttic company, urging the cl.dint4 01 the nor 7oration on the benevol-tice of all Seotchaten ; , 1t ae are sorry to say that, when we left the vttrutit 10 o'clock), the subscriptions slid not 1117101111 t ▪ more then :183/. Tile dress of her MAJESTY going to St. Paul's • `Wednesday has been misrepresented, for Instead white cashmere, as reported, it was a rich white -civet. lined throughout with real Ermine, faced ;"r:1 COM of ermine. Oa her breast were three of rich g old embroidery, with frog., tes , el4, in the centre, and also at each side. Her head was a rich cap (celled a toque), in form of ••.: than. anti over her head a veil of English mann. j..rture lace, iii ignite' . of Brussels. The late E.rl of Desist has left issue JOHN 0 r TWAY O'CONNOR, born Oct. 12, 1018, now Earl . Dr:SART and Viscount CASTLFEEFFE. lie 1. a • ti• no, healthy, sod lovely child. lits minority will e n long one, and his inheritance large, but his tre2test glory will be to endeavour to imitate the ~-cues and uprightness cf his father.—(l einster • Ai we yesterday stated. Sir IIOSIPIIRY DAVY m k s elected on Thurrday Presideut of the Bona, ticciety by a Von majority, there not being Mole tr%.n foe:river votes for Lord COLCHFITER cut of reedy 200. After tl•e ballot for the President other Officers, the Society dined together at tt.w Crown and Archer Tavern ; Sir H. DAVY sr. the Cl•oir, .tipported on his right by Dr. Wool.. s..;cl:os, late President, and on the left by Mr. D. rirI.I3ERT and the Earl of DARNLEY. Mr. D. (;10.13CRT incpcistti the health of Sir H. DAVY in a nest sad appropriate speech, in which he a:hided to 'die built:lM discoveries of that Gentleman in the ,;I.ytiral sciences. Sir H. Dave returned thank., at d subsequently proposed the health of Mr. D. (7rJulonr, the Treasurer, sod of Dr. WOOLLAgTON. ei.o Lad filled the President's Chairsince the death sif,Sir JOSEPH Bases. The memory of Sir Isaac 14..:WY0N and of Sir J OSEPH Bases was .153 drank. 'fl:- Prewdent proposed as a toast-4 , Tin progress .af fools:edge. and success to every Society insti cited to promote it." The company broke up obimet note o'clock. The defeat of the Bill of Pains and Penalties, suottrist the QUZIEN was celebrated on Monday, lie ttOth alt. at the wet of W. P. lion tr. Esq. M.P. in a manner worthy the cheese ter of that iscispitable Mid independent gentleman. A greed display of lire-works took place in the evening. to thereat gratification of a most numer ous assemblage from the surrounding country ; Ater which refreshments of wine &c. &c. were is. bareilly distributed to anise .who Chose to partake of shoats. A very nurnerents end respectable meeting of the inkskateas of the town of Meldon took place at the iCales find lieu. on Tuesday week, to take into consibretion the propriety- of addressing her Ms. jestythe Quinn, on the defeat of the Bill of Pains end Penalties. An Address, congratulating her MAIER,. was unanimously adopted. and sficr ibeirgpaigeed by gN of the inhabitents. was for. weeded to C. C. Warman. Esq. requesting he would present it to the-Quests. A few days since, the Roo. Gauttac WINK, of Wadey Lodge...Et:sex. whits; wood shootiug, when in she act of running his hand up the barrel to re newe the wet, at the instant be reached the muzzle, the gun by some accident went off. and the com mas struck his thumb, which wee so drendfulle in jured, that it was found sirceamiy to take it. off et the sternal joist. We an bappr to learn. that the Hon. Gentleman is dein well, and Win pod spi rit.. anticipating the' pleasure of shortly again rt. /outing LW ' o val/lie 1641 i "wt. • • - in1101•111n • et, V 0, ~.•,, MR. OWEN'S PLAN. • • 1. ACCOUNT OF TUC PSOCILEDINOR AT •&•ANNIAAL DENTING •k TIM ANNINTT OP LAN•AN., NRLD AT RADILToN. ON TNT 16TD ULTINfi. RALATITC TO $L OWIN't PLAN TOR 710 F: AweLIoNATION OP Tag POOR AND Woßk- INO CLAMS. - At ll#milton, ihs isb flay of Nottember, 1120, ►eing * . General. Meeting of the Noblemen, Vreetioklere, Jostler, of the Peace, and Comosissioaers of Sopply fot the Shire of Langrk. Which dnrSir James Stewart, Rut. laid before the ►Jett• ing a Report of the. Committee, amonl by utleatee, of a of the County, held at Lanark on the let eay of May la.*, rela'ive to Mr. Genie Plan for amelimatlng the conJiti 111 l of the working elutes, of the following train :•-• . . ....-.. " In obedience to the remit from the county of Lanark, at their Sleeting on the let day of May last, gone Committee embraced an early opportunity of besting Mr. Owen at great length upon the nature and details of the plan recommended by him for the relief of the distresses of the country, your Committee feel relieved from the et emsit y of reporting their opinion un the principle, which are at the foundation of Mr. Owen': system, as that individual has, with the same lilti•- rality which has uniformly marked his erwidurt, agreed, on the soggeation of pane Committee, to print, fur the information of the Gentlemen of the conuty, Dame detailed statements whirb have been laid its manuscript Wore your Committee; and, indeed, without an op. portunite of individually cud deliberately considering those et:dements', your Committee 'mold not feel war rant. ii to recommending for adoption a system, which, is mealy of its prominent festuree, is aeknowleolged by Mr. (teen himself to be at variance with those principles which are minct ioned by the approbation of some of the most en lightened political economists of the age; and your Com mittee are of opinion, that by being solimitted to she ordeal of public discossOn, this system will undergo that full and retooled scrutiny which is indiapensable either to its ultimate adoption or rejection. With regard to many of the more practical parts, your Committee are of opinion, that, in a variety of situations, they may be acted on with great ad vantage to the community. " Your Committee more particularly allude to the eaten. pion of the spade hoisbanday, the beneficial revolts of which are no dourly elucidated by Mr. Owen, and proved by the documents to hr submitted in an appendix to his detailed ttatemeots, and no this point your Committee are of opi eion that a few comparative I.• however small a scale. atitiiiivela eUlettlelftd and reputed by practical agri rultoirkts in different parts of the enmity, wield go fir to noweriain the value of a mode of sgricoli nre w Lirh your Com. mitten e 41111.4 help conceiving is irmight with important sd. PatllatZell lite agricultural and nitutufaciuring population. " Your Committee cannot solicitude thus brief Report, toi.tliout expiessing the extreme setter whoa which they ex perienced on visiting the highly interesting e.talollatimant muter the more Immediate direction of Mr. Owen. The benevolence of that individual, and his prettier', is por trayed in the must pleasing features; end au impection of the splendid manufactory at N. w Lanark, must con. wince the most sceptical to how great an extent the sine. flotation' of the conditiox or the manufacturing popula tion may he carrot!, when the views of the managers are governed by that spirit of philanthropy which actuates the partners of the New I.lnark works, whose memos of contr.' user their popa t aliuu are atldy excluded by their desire to direct them to the most valoodile purpose--that o f pronto*. log the comfort and independence of the parents, and of training up the children, from their earliest infamy, by each a voile, but at the salute time systematic course of elect. ton, as, or the Opii.t•its of your C ..... midee, cannot fail to resider phi in trey editable members of society. " Twat Committee should, perhaps, apologise for this seeming dletaPPlllll. and width the penman, ulnet•atisin of must of the itoilisidual. for whose inspection this Report is intended, mat have rendered iinuereessiry; but they could not help sitting the favourable opportuoityla beariv.g the most iiliquatified it %Canon>. to the internal regulations which have been to zealously and benevoleittly unskilled at New Lanai k Cotton Mille, for the comfort of the parent, and the ause;ioratou sit the rising georration , and which they buin• tidy conceive might in various digress be advantageously 'Wowed in most large manufactories, and which would go far to mitigate many of the evils which have been found lo smolt from the extrusion of manufacturing catablishmesits, and the consequent cusicentrat iota of so large a promo lieu of the population of the United Empire. " Voile Committee ate at °maim,. time ert dibly informed, that these arrangements, instead of invulvisig any pecuniaiy sacrifice, are found to operate bent tietally OP a commercial point of stew. (Si:iud) " NORMAN LOCKHART, Comm. " JAMES STEWART, D. " T. GORDON, " HEIM ;ROSMAN. " WILLIAM !HINMAN, " HY. s EwAHr.- Which having been read to the Meeting— Sir James Stewart mated, that as Mr. Owen's publication, alluded to in the shove Repent, was tow in the press, with the vdew of bring circulated throughout the county, Ire, Mr. Owen, should he allowed to add the Report as an Ap pend,* thereto, and the motion hating been seconded, the same was unamentously agreed to. Sir James Stewart meat laid before the meetiog a proposal by a respectable Gentlessau of the county, for granting a tome of ground, sufficient fur the purpose , of making trial of the plan in contemplation, of the fallowing tenor:— " With a Irmo nu facilitate the formation of an eetablish merit on Mr. Owrit's Plan, ethic* wont.' supte sods the neces sity of erecting a Be ideterii for the Culorty, Mr. ~,,, of Daltell, submits to the Meeting a proposal to let Irmo 500 to 700 arrest of Isn.t , proper fur this purpose, on the following conditions " 1. 'That Her land shall be let on a long lease, at a grain rent, to be bard by soy competent persons to be named by the County. " That the County shall advance • sum not exceeding 40,000 f. to be expended iu forming the F.maldisheneul. " 3. That after the first year, interest shall be paid fur the said sum at the rate at which the sense may he burrowed by the County. " 4 That the props arta, of the Mad shall be bound to en. pay this capital at the stud of tweedy years; but that he shall be permitted to refund it al any intermediate period. " 5. That fur the benefit of the courtly, ruck delinquent* as wswita otherwise be neat to Briderrell, shall be etcetera into the Establishment, under regulations to be afterwards agreed upuu. 31r.Hemiliun is *abut, beteg assisted by the mellow of tse plait, to unpin:4,ml Hie *hole without charge to the county." -Which having bees likewise rent, sods plan of the ground therewith produced strewn te. the Meeting. Gtr James Stewart farther meted, that Me. Owen should in like manner be allowed to preat both the Proposal mid the Plan as an Appeutits lu his Report; mot site 1110111 M leaving beta semeatted, the same was likewise wianisriuusly agreed to. The meeting agreed, that after Mr. OWeit's Report is printed and circulated, and dote time allowed for delsberat. tug thereon, the same should he taken into the noised/Tabus of • Mlbsslyeitt meeting of the county, to be specialty called fur the purpose. Eltellettil from the minutes of the riveting. (Signed) JOHN LAMB, Clerk. A French merchant arrived in town yesterday morniug, in great }lgoe, fin ti Paris, nn has having received a letter from 11r. 111. Sc LTIli EIS, the hanker of Rome, dated -17th November, tuforming that the Commiiisary in Chief of the Austrian army had just written to him, to apprise him to mike arrangements for supplying hint with the necevs fry funds, Lc. for the use of the'A ustrian army, which would boot Beam very shortly.—(Evewite Popo ) . ADDRESS TO THE RIGHT HOW. tat EARL. Of DAULLY. MT Lou—May it pkme your Lordship to ac cept the most shverre and unfeigned thanks of the inhabitants of the Town and Parishes of Graves• end and Milton, fur your laudable attention and manly opposition to the unpraredentrd and on• calla•! for r• Bill of Pains and Penalties," recently endeavoured to be established as a law spinet our most Illustrious though persecuted Queen. When we consider the mature deliberation, the magnanimous and diamterested perseverance, and the spirited conduct, ■o worthy of on old English Baron, manifested by pou► Lordship dusting the 'thole of this disgraceful and disgusting protects. lion, mar admiration is ►aised. and our feelings de clare with pride, that among the ancient nobility of Great Britain, we hire rose in our own neighbour. hood superior to adulation, conspiracy, and cor rupt on, in the person of our Noble High Steward. The line or conduct pursued by your Lordship during the prog►ess of this anomalous proceeding, we have reed with delight through the medium of the puddle press—that great safeguard of the Ors. fish Constitntion--aud have been truly happy in !kiting it iii unison with our own ideas. As a husband and a father you have long stood high in the estimation of those who have hail an op priminity of witnesring pier Loodship'a demesne virtues; and may the Noble example evinced by your Lordship in defending oar inneit-injored sod persecuted Queen be • stimulus to your silos to tread in the Inoteleps of their Noble Parent, whose conduct on this momentous occasion will hand his name to posterity as one worthy of imitation. lu future, should ally great pokier,' qu►stion agitate the kingdom, we shall confidently rely on the zeal, ability, mid patriotism of your Lordship ond your Noble Compeers ; and that you and they may live moony years to grace the British Seinve— to uphold the dignity of the Crown—to protect the liberties of the people--mind to guard the tine M icro any of the nation—is the most sincere wish of Your Lordship's most thankful, very humble, And greatly obliged Servants. Tawahall, Gravesend, Nov. IC, IBM GRAVKSEND, NOVPIIIMR The above Address (containing 1,111 signature.•) was, agreeably to the appointment of the Right Don. the Foal of Darnley, thin day prenented to his l.ord•hip at Cobham flit!l, by a deputation consisting of S. Man, F. Mayor ; T. Jolinitm, ▪ jositirt. ; W. Twin, E• 4. DeputyaNlayor ; and fifty other inhabitants of the town and partoims of Graves.nd and Milton, who were very cordially trce.ved antl hospitably entertained by leis Lord. ship, and to whom he was pleased to return the lolitm lug aninvtl ▪ Air. Mayor and Gentlemen—The optimisation of my public conduct he the late proceedings in the House of Lords, by the tubobitants of Gravesend and Milton. cannot foil to be acceptable to tor and 1 ant duly semil/le of the handsome 113811 lief in which the expieoion of it has beat conveyed. •• ' " On tin. ouratvit.n, however, sr on all others, the only meiit I csu claim is a conscientious dis. charge .•f my duty to the best of my judgment and abil it les." PftlCP. or IMPS, per Cirt. Near nAM. NEW reCli ITS Kent ....3/ Oa In 41 les Kent 3/ fet 5. gureett . 2/ NI 10 31 as Sue, 2/ 10e to 31 149 Eevex....2l In. In 3/ 10. F.W.S. 2? 14, ti, 4/ Oa Purslane, fine, Cl Os to 8/ Or Datu, second, 3/ 0. to 61 Os PRICE OF RAW FAT. per stow of Slit As stated by the Tstiow As slued lig the Bdtcliore. St. James's Market. Ss 5.1 Price by TAIUK .•• • 31 3J WM teelespel Market 3s 4d . . Average...... MONTHLY AONCULTUIZAL REPORT. There is little novelty since our last Report ; fir the uni versal distress of the occupiers of the soil, end of the la bourite who till it, are unhappily nu novelty. Never Lothar wart there 1,4) great a provision in England of all the stemma ries of life and of all cominudities ; but for the former the grower Gads no remuneration, and notwithstanding the ap pares., law rate of necessaries, the country labourers in eon st•at employmesit are barely able to melmist, and the ena• siderable nwinbers in massy districts, whom the farmers can. not employ, have no other ceseuice than parish allow. tome. A great accumulation of this misery is apprehended in the tinning winter season. Such is the strange stale of our country, at the very summit cf opulence and supera howbeit's., and with the boast of an unprecedented skate of iatellectual light ! Ac a Cillil/11/ anomaly, we have lately heard of PO/. per acre given for thin stapled, ordtwary arable land, and from 701. to that price, •Arniandr4l for land in the county alluded to.—Rents, holm cr, in va rious pasta of the commis., are giving way, to the average probably of near 30/. per cent ; apparently the only obvious mule of milking the neer mummy change its the pre sent melancholy 440 dam/mum situatiou of trifling. The late considerable redaction in the prier of corn, is, 110 Junlm, full ss much to be attributed to the pore' it of the farmers as to the abominate of the crop. The low price of store rat tle stray be referred to the same eallSt4, and to the almost gerwral failure of the turnip crop, which will resister cattle feeding in the spring esttremely r %pensive. The young beats look as healthy and will in general as the, usually chi at this season, but tram casualties of weather, the sowing o f considerable lireatltim is postponed till after Christmas. 111 Soffit parts the drought continued too long; in others, particularly in the oortlowest, they were deluged with rain. in Scotland, the crops were fortunately secured. Wheat and Oats great ; Barley, deficient hotly in quantity and quality. Potatoes, a light, but anfßeieut stop. Wheat well got in. The demand for labour sins too greet to be •applird The wool trade is reviving in a slight degree, for middle mid long wools; as to roglish floe wools, foreign importation lion long since beaten thews out of the field, and ant-of the market.—.lliddlesex, November 24. On Ti•arsdoy the ftflairdrr made a Report to Ili,. 111.ticstrtr of the fullowitig capitol ciiiiiriets order eriiirs , er of &nth in Nettgetr. viz.— Henry Harris, Charted Lee, Senile Prire, Thames Coodsll, Elizabeth Callathao, Julia Newman, and Job's Madden, fur littering forged !gawk notes; George Orford and Peter Ty ler, for burglary; Wm. Faber and Thos. Brown, fur kow. breaking in the day lime: Jobs) Duels, Wm. Sidney Sigrid' (..al reported). Jusepb Effinger, Geo. Edwards, Richard Bradstreet. Julia Hemmings. Jas. Jambs, Thos. Carr (nut reported), Robert Webster. Daniel Imre.. and Juba Fun, fur highway ruliberies ; Chalks Evans. Susan Tboaras, Henry Todd, Jobu Kapper, Henry Lee, John Thom. Martin, Juba Kelly, Adam Darken, Hanish Jarvis, aid Themes emir's, fur stealing io duelling bosses • tvoi. Turk (kid, for luster stealing; Thou. Wisner. for bei:stiality; Thu. Webb, fur .e. eriirge ; Thom. faller tinniest. fur furgiag au acceptance to a bill of erclaisigs ; and Edward Charles Tierney, for steal. inggoods fruits a weasel io the purl of London— . 11' hen Joseph Allbsger, Geo. I.firenrds. 7 homas Webb, Sarah Price, Jahn lleremun, John Madden, Henry Barris, and Thomas hiller Harnett. trete ordered for wart-111ton on lratennlay next. The others were rtwinterf during pleasure. Yesterday afternoon, between three and four o'clock. n respectable man alto rented the house Nu. 16, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. premed. ing through Fleet -street, fell down in a 6t of apoplexy, and immediately expired. This is the second instance of sudden death, from a similar cause, among the inhabitants of the above place, in the ►tort splice of two seek,. COAL MARKET, Demount 1. Shirt at Market. Ships relit. - Price. 29 rii•weltalle 2 Ssuitlerlard ....... I [From the "Undo% New Price Comsat.") PRIDAY, DSCI:LIBtR I. SUGAR —Tbne is no alteration' its notice in Ibe demand or in the price. of kluseovativs; the market remelts+. rather bessry, yes the purchases at the rhor of she week are fully more than the average gnash', for some time ;seceding: Ilse 'SIM are chiray asofd Novo& . . . - The amounts from flamingo-Rh and the northern ports of the Coist Omni stair the early apprnach of winter: the wen. Ilwr appears to hare set in ly. The tomi-mieftee of three seism Is has been She limits., demand fur !termed Goads fur ',loot, usugi law musket may be rep•nteli Isiravy, yrt the 'medium" for the hunts tmeime continue oft a limited malt. The ilispottitiun to routiart . for goods ileltettabie iu sprint continues. hlreteeera are heavy and horn. Befitted rends exported list we, I!—Ringfe Refined, to Hamburgh, 34,644/.; in the Mediterranean, 8.1133/ ; ea Ire 3,Mtgl.: total, 47,3691—siliere are so poeticises of Foreign hopes reported store our last. Corgrr.—Tbere was ugly one public sate hronglst for ward this week, consisting of small parcels Demerara, W. Domingo, slid Jamaica, on Tuesday last : no alteration could he stated is the prices; etrr ordinary M. Dit'sitingo anal fitte ordinary Jamaica reatissal 113 s Id, broken 'Deute rium Ittis. Id. mad 1218 s. good piddllhg kris. a 140 s. &ace then there arc no portliest. Ity irritate opotroet,trported. Co/Tex.—The Carona market • has been eucesdingly Wary Ibis week i no forthet relloctioo boo kowtow hiss wbmllld IN wedge haiku appear move oisfedest of aft 'lnsprotermose, both on otoostat of rather favnerahle gesseisfirstoi Liverpool this loorsiim medals, from the prik:- pee of s poring trade. The parchaats here, fur the %Trak ending raterilvv, ere-400 Paniaaia, 12d.; 20 Serate ant it. &wok, 6t4..11 in hand. Faarr.--The pahlic.sales,latriy /ways* forword have had the effect of lowerieg do - prices of frnit. The old Valentns Itvisiaa pratrtiisy were all 11•WO is a ISa. New Red Smr, sis mod Currants are mach inspired after. Firs are heavy. 01L4.—Then is rather more alfelllo.l for Fmk Ible, end lye holders are become owe tired; they eakuletr Hurt the pricni have mem reached ea low•noesi, that an isproverseet both i• the reqiiest and in the cerseiiry easy he espeeted, labs Paottatoitti —There is an improvemeni in the i!e. amid for Irish Pearliest'; Potter, which had ramp 2s. nt.r rwt. has again recovered, aad there is a conaliterab:e it titi,4 at the improvement. Rust; Itstanow, sod IMMIX,' —The Rion market eantiaues heavy, and purchases way now be mask a *had , lower; lie airline Jamaica., whieh irrTle fiiriarrly in so mar moons, are pattiralarly dolt, awl may pi/rehired . redaction ; the inferior Sprilitieti wit! Leotard Ru in *at flan late nominal gnotaliOnn—nrainly bas 1.. e.) • "0114107 /teary. •nd the heal Corner may he purrtre.e,' la. dd. per gallon; the ialf.rior could be 'howei.l 2.1. a ;1 pit Ention that prier. hut as ill. re La. r t ie r, wiles at the reduction, we renew lured curl si I. Geneva there is an slit-retina. TA•kow --There is more demand for Foki-",vi Tit; and • smell improvement in the prices. The TO% 11 nal I . 46 tt► day gaoled .574. N. wheels w the saws* u la•t week. NAVAL INTELLIGHNCE. roarsmouns, loavrillOr* :1. Artirett the %Nets, Go.iul, Gots Qeebee ; Bassett, from the S4tfili said Peewee", Walley lions Prtershisryrh. %died the Admiral Coalmen, fur Schtfi Anseriett ; 31 GolJea Grove, Gar Pori-au-Prittfe. PLYNOVTiI. _ _ Arrived the Jana, 'May, from Zvate Gw Leith ; - avedes Pratt, from Cadiz fur Louden ; Jean,. Brut?; and Saha*, Jammu, tom St. PetersbaiKh. soyintneit Arrived the Rose, Sifel", from Zante fur Gnernovy Genrice, lisitier. from Baturdrana for larmlon ; awl Lati, Willtualun part, with made from the Mediierianton— snd.d Gum Gibraltar the 12+6 of Nov.-1111)er. The lon. tacit parktt, for the lArssils, last from Lisbon, was toneol into C.brallar in a leaky state, 04 She I Ith Hamm t, by the ' , await, ite. About IM sail of tr,srls canoe out u , Gibraltar limy, with the Wellington, whirl had bre■ tleißitir.i three with strung west. rty winds. DRAT., XOt rl4B£ll 30. • Came down from the River ■nd sailed the Colonel Alt, o, li I, fur Lima ; Duke of York, lirnderson, for Itertno,la 11'alrrlou, Whit Mann ; Arsulas, Robertson; Rod JUDI.% HAI • pa, Inner, for Jam nen ; Porott, mi, for Tohseo ; Lola Wanes', ifunt, for Toned& ; Charley Smith, for Pam loux ; Amiable Eh'', Grander, for Havre; John Ewiaile, fur Liermuda ; and Nymph, Radriar, for Alpert'. A %Vest mi -r meeting will be held in Caren , . garden on Wrdnesd4 n ext the Hi g h n.,0 1! 1* inning fixed that the day for the porpo4e of tako,.., into I.oll44llYration tie- propriety of In e4 eo lpi g r., atitiroll of cungrstulutin to her NIAJEaty on tt.,: result .01 the hue ttrocer4lnzs,• slid 440 to petition his M ajEsT y rhstnip: hi. present Ministers. . . . . hare is•ited a Procianext•on. declaring the valu,o* The Lord Lirtitennid liA ttsi d and enn:„ ooverrogos to be twenty-one stidlings and eight pence Irish; litir-siarielans ten shillings and tel. pence; cio4us, fire shilling* and five-penee; crown% two shillings and rigid-pence shillings thirteen !Deuce; sixpences sixpence halt: penny. counga OF rXCIIANG Antiterdani....c.r 12 7 Ditto at sight l2 4 Rotterdam .... 2 C. 12 Antwerp.... QanJrarsh ....2t U. 37 7 U. 37 8 Paris 3 day's sight n 70 Ditto ..... U. 26 0 Roordeaux 26 Frani:fort on the • Main, Ex M 151!t Virissia effective 2 M 10 14 Trieste.... do lO 14 Madrid . . Cadiz Billeoa 36! Ilarcrlona Seville 36} Gibraltar 361 Leghorn Gatos .. 44 Fatnav,-Drcc•seca 1 Venire Mak& ....,r 45 Naples l'alernro....per oz II 5 51 Oporto Rio Janeiro B+kia Uublio Cork Azio of Houk tot 11.111. ind rimt.tox Portugal Gold in l e d. Cuiu, per 0z....0 Fureigu G.)ld in Bars .....3. 17 1O New lkuilyloooa ..3 15 Is New Dollars 4 10 biller in Barr ....0 4 11; PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Ain.. 17 13.1 G Bank Stock..2l9i 219 3 per Cent. Mal.— G 9 India Bon& pr. Ex. Bills. 2..pei Y 1 pr. 3 per CI. Cons.. 69 3 pf omnium per. 3i per CC111..... 7R 7721 Cous. for Acc. ill 4 per Cents..... 1116Ril 7 0 i 5 iirr Ct. N. An. 106.4,11/ PiißriirSe •eolllt tintAtfalt, FatWl, thessieta t Oar Wheat trade detsdaseseseridlogly heavy eves far Retest inalitiee, for which Illeadsy's prices were with dill. catty oluositted; bet Om ordinary sorts were sawed ot as altatooseut GM. pet quarter, Wilmot below Oslo Is rent sake at that Airline. The ineptly of Barley Ibis work he. been very tare, sod chiefly of laferinr (polity, whirls de. seriptisa is fell lc per quarter dsraper, bet prime pinked samples support ifooday's prices. Oats are alas le. per (porter lower, and the sales were en, dull at tbat redoetioa. is Pesos and nlllO there is on alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY. Decoam. I. This moritimea Market war well *applies! Mihail ileserip lions of rattle, I. eomemsevire of which eve►y artiele was I,iwer in mire. The flay ,Harker monies lb. mote is price as per our lam c and Clover there is no alteration. The follewiag is Co accurate statement of she prices sod aembers _ _ To oink the offal per Nona of lib. Reef.... 34. 01. to 4s.' 64. y Hata of Cattle this dal Ilistioss -Is. 0.1. to 4s. 64. Beasts •••• lAnsb.. Os. 0,1 to Us. 04. fllteep 1rea1....4 a 6.1 to ss. 114. Calves Pork... 4e. 6.1 - to 5. 10.1. Pies •• • NAT-MARKET. 11.10,. OJ. so 4/. 4.. IL Cloves 4l. •154. Oil. to 51. 13... W. Straw - ll.lls. 0.1. to 1/. Itla. 0J: UXBRIDGE Corn lisspteyoe's Renato, Tuvittstkv, Novirstess :10.* Wheal; leer leitit ln •to 7. New shot° Barley, perlseatier .23. 1 .:—‘1' to WI Oats 2O. to ftiti —d Beans Sts -.4 to 43. .-sd • Wine Rye e -4 to --41 N MYR' Mont 404 to os. I Rye.. . to —4 Bark, ....... l9. In 23.1 R0.a.1, per gallon, EM EL 11 1 MPST Wheat, per Id. Ore Irtsehrl.) :30. to 37. New e1itt0...... to --e Barley, per gone. —. to 25s ', BERKS. Oats llis to Ile Bess. 36* lo ♦6i Brame 31.4 to SSs Is. id. to Is. 6J 'BAIL, No•Oisant 30. IMit Hearts New ..... Pease DEI'I7FS, NUYiIIiBILR 30 --lolvector's Return. Beat %them 254 04. :0. VOi 1.4 1 , 11 a 274 0.1 Barley.... 23. 1).1 a 2tla 6.1 I Beans..." 17. Oda 2.24 Gd 935 Sack. of Wlbeat, sold at the average of 45.. 3i.1. SALIRDURY, Novsisara 28. Wheat 4O. to hta of I Oats Barley. .... 20a to 0.1 Beaus NEWGATE: AND LEA DENHAI.I„ MARI: (tty the carcass.) Reef 34 4.1 to 44 1/.1 I Veal 44 to 54 nJ Mutton.. 34 lid to 3. 0,1 -Pork —4l 0.1 In ria 4d PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW Wr. J411r4 . 11. WIIIITIPCIIAPCI.. My 31 10 ; •td to 1/ 6. 1 113 y.. 3116.11) io 41 6. 04 Straw I/ 1: 01 to If 10. 0.1 I Straw... 1/ Ilona 10 1/14. sad Clovrt 0/01 04 t 0 Oi Od OJ Cluscr 41 4s 0d NW 5s 0.1 !goers or TA 11.011 Town Ta:low t 9 Qt —. Yellow ltiiini3s3+ Oil 0.1 While ditto...sos Od Od Soap Melting Stull 444 0.1 OJ Ditto ruush..s:lls Od —a OJ r, SOAP. &e. per MI6 414 W Soap 31uttled Curd ...... .............. fags Graves 46+ Good Deep 9* Os PRICF OF CANDLIEti, From Tallow Thanales I 11 .11. Price of Candice. per dozen, 19 OJ-11onlde, 14i 63. GI. per atm....silo* , ed fur rratly nsunry. it 4W ill I)CS. Best Heifers 84 Steers, per al Orditary., 2m 4.1 to 24 64 3s 04 lu 3. 44 Nlarhet Cslf.. each 94 OA Middlings 24 the eo led rut Horse IN UJ to Uf 01 SHEFP :KIISS. no 04 Ito 44 04 In died Cat( •• • ........ ..... • PRICI: OF cAni Fit. Blatt, 50 to 56 lbs. each 144 to 211 per lb. Ditto, 56 to tAlleg. each 22.1 to 23J Ihvieung Holes 1 4 14 to 111.1 Pine Call, Crop.llid<s 35 to 40 Ifni tailtnig 15.1 to 1644 Ditto 45 to 50145_.„ ..... „17.1 b. 201 Calf Skins 30 io 411110 t 24d lu noa Ditto 50 to 70iiis 204 to 3t14 Ditto 70 to 8911 m ..... to 304 %nail Seals !Gil...tasted) DU to 204 tow ditto .... . _ Tanned !forme Hides Sirtaiith Ilor4e Ilidri OILS, per Tun; of 251 Callous. Kew Grettol Who .. 211 Spermaceti 01.1 Palo Seal 3Ol —4 Pale Rape 4W —6 BIRTHS. On Saturdm at Darlington House, lady Catherist Ca% , en dish, of a daughtt r. On Wadnesday, the Vith nit. at Bairn* Netts,. Shrop• sh:sr, the Laity of &r r. a. Hill, K.T. setlll..of a sun. NIAKHIAGES. On iburudai, at St. Leooord'r, Shorediteh, by the Rev. Robt Crush?", %Ir. Jame* Rudge, ui Brantley, Seen y, to Ell. tobeth, 111111 daughter of Wen. Ingle, Esq., of Chsnditel•. Oa Saturday, at Kilmesdan thatch, near Waterford, lir the Rey. Wool Art-hull, Mr. Thomas Raticov, to MIS Craves, both of tbai On Thort.lay, et Enfield, by the Itmr., Alfes Rinrinerter. Rector of altckl►batw, Surrey, F.dwonf, /earth non of Nervy Burinesttr, of Gwyn., butane, Elliot. to Chariot's, clam' datigheer of Thomas Cotton, C•q. of annrectodge, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LoNDON BluncE, Moroi** $1 An 11. I Eveninff 4$ Oa 11. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH ?BM% Sts—Yos have fur sway years aunoursesd through I of your well-conducted and Sidely.eirenlated P. the Establishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, ins: .•,. • • by the rekbreted Dr. COOPER, acd assisted by ri:% • Surgeons aml Playsiciam of nearly forty ye are raprro, Masers. COOPER sod Co. request you will have the loud nese tar ieform your reader', she whole of shirr pract,ce i. now ri.ticessrated at CharleUe House, Areal Chatham . street, schfriars-ree d, where several rooms are appropriated for motorisation. .The object s , f this arrangemeot is, that every Cure may hate the opinion of Dr. Cooper sad tbr whole Bused ; sad its order slat the Pubic may I. apprised uf the above circuusssauce, es advantage's' to ahem, you will be pleased to Mari this Notice twice a seek for one Mouth. By Order of she Board, I have the lassoes to missies, your abliiiiest smut, ROBT. C. 1124. L, M.D. sac. N.B.—All letters addressed to Su F. C. Dlllll/1 (Tres. sorer) arc laid before the Board the masa day. Med,eol Beerd.Clterlete Horse, :farm', Noe. 6. Primed sad Published et Tote Barnes Piing awl' Tow Coast O&er, No. It 7, std by C. CORNWELL, 'of the Strand. _ _ s . ~~ i T ■ FP°' 4 .4