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rAndrew Wain ;ni ,st Chweswa , ittot Om lib 11S7 Apeil, 111111, ..a was the a., iteMed and Wool livir gild Aodiew Wilgus, foe esectiliati the weogweek or Ma gad hides!—Or, • i , Mlipi it 0 Whether there ins as ' the salt tick. growl to the skid Andrew Wires ' renew id weight work for the slim of bird . whet one •PAr err pine to, sod reed i Mr. ael at t title aforesaid and *es the offer accepted sad to y the said Amine Wilms!" Here he should enter' Hot it Ins admitted, that, es offer had lees made by Kirkwood, l.aior; awl also that the offer is primers was murk by the said Kirkwood, pottier. The only insane was, whether it no the offer which was end by Mr. brash. an accepted by Mr. Mien s at the mostrag as or shout the 6th of April, 180; or gdpether it Was nodose offer, described is the amen isniq list wlfil bead asd scanted at that meetise. IP the Ant plan, he could not avoid setieln the losprobaltbly of the story, that a doable of FM had bees made by Bertscroad, al the regain .f Mises, is seder to disappoint &Bebe other Keening'. • tieropetiaiosof inideamea was of titian whatever, if the'dpn. 'pesters sheen their esti/1141re true le another; sea obitlyer oar, had no occasion Is advertise at all, if he bad bees dete,. seised to employ the Defeuder at all wrests, o bitterer were the etlintatesa the other weights. He sboaM show by theeeWenre 01 those pinsmis, tbal the POMP*/ COllll .it have hewn the Intim of the Ostend offers been the time of competition. Mr. Brash was also to be Rind a most iiametset wittiest', who would himself, the only parses who examieed it at tliC mosting. be able so ideality she offer ris pose s; for the ,slier estimators did wet say that they bed WPM she body of ths eike. bat that they insight that they Ind heard it reed ,1301. Tient was anther individual elms they might have hero 'erected lielpredeor, wrathy, Ur. Clydesdale, she pee ,eas who Immo Me body of Kirkwood junior's letter; bet when precagseered„ be mid 'ha woukt tell them isothing sheet the matter. They. therefore, be conceived, were ge mmed tram laiourag bits, alsbmgli the other party were at ilbeety lode esi Haley thought peeper ; mud he endernosid that it was Hier; intemiess tip 10111/11111 him; it niae.derarevirr, af so matteewhim be would say. The Pursuer would prime that She doestseat ie process was the ore read at the meet. 'i.e, and that it was the offer of Juin Kirkwood, jeelor.— Tbis be comeived would be mote sufficient. The Leotard emodentan ties called Mr. Jobe Brash, arrbitrel, of Chagos, who said that is 1111110 ho we* applied to by Mr. Milano. to furnish phase rind speuilleathows firi the buddies. of • Inese. He did eel strdertabe the Wadi bliumlf, but galled on other, to seed in their oink. fledisibtes were 16,4411 I. 11l a line appointed, and , he atlevided by requiem of Mr. Wilgus to receive the °Kin. Mire were Ave. They were all made is writing led ended. Tiny were all laid epos The table befinv they were rimmed The estimators wire ail present but nue. The *Kee from J. litikwirail was she Meter Should know the nosedweitliin of sieeffer he Him received ; it wee in that of Mr. Kirkwerere ekrk, Saw re other offer is theses's-hand. writing it was not allowed fur owe peso* tarsi., in two *Airs. Mr. Kiikwood's offer was toastelerably below kny whey, sod he (*Owen) was little astonished at k, Ire Kirk- ' mood did his work welt, and war not in the habit of working below other mem. Dia mit ikkollect *bat the other offers were. If the offer of Kirkwood hid been SIMI. hardead of .ssl/. hoshookt baendemagalagliore bid OM tb.lew• li wan his impmeisto that the alocoaseot in rines was the one read alt • • nwesteeg s in ,tie ladweitiog, .typ a rini q 4l i amat 04batod bewnool. in. !teed of 45Q1. its Ins .secolleenuo 'rood eel end& bon to say it was nut the same &cu. inesit,Kirkwood,jipoor t Wllf the Fern.* who made the offer, sod who emonsonly apperiettiled.dse work. Crom-exereitted by . atlMlttlft —Witness did ant rectal:eel any en advertt,' for thole =limning. They were 'not produced before the day of gypipttinos, sod as for as be reeolleeted, they were laid ea the "able by the estimator* the:rusrlses. There were. uut two estimates produced by 'Kirkwood. He bid obi, if 'nether. duesiment had been itrorbreed is the manse Ineell•writingoopateinine 6301., Waned ad OM, he saitertld out havelniipta4ot it outs the one he boil read at Ike. etwelieg. JW - `" jog at she words ° Four bandrsd" and the *ores " 451,' is the nisrgin, he did not thisk it probable that he could have reed it " Five boodred" by mistake. Itroesamined.—The Rieke woks ansousisted Se 941, as originally eontesoplated, bet testy to 42/. after the de ductions. are Jy t Ise 'count.— Kirkwomktjem o igin orewatomed to art Wifo his frisker: *ever knee; 41141 Mered make ei-onoleart before. • Mr. Daniel lit'letyre„.ewnwere l GlalemarrlWOMimarta is starers of reins; kohl* dilemma wets Menet Mid Jowest offers fur beildang work. . irk Ibis. 'closed the mot Ise she Persoer. - • . ,i s '4lr. M‘Fani is ame, rer - ow the cue .Ibetolli;arodee, said, that the restate** thearouswer wooer* satisfactory to him, that he had at AM Mae doubt whether it would be neer-wavy In lead soy at all 4. but it did appear proper to weer which was the document read at the mediae. He ',hook! give &wither binary of the Srananction. Wilson, he understood, sent for 'eighteen*, join nod told him that be either knew or **spectra that low offers would be macs and unless he Prepared a stew offer considerably lower, he shoold be obliged t• give the work to a tradasmao, oJamal •toran he impressed a very surest aversnon. lie would prove that 550 f. was the amount of the estimate pireferred. They would ore retinue who had maser soles 6.f the estimates. Kerkstood,jou. was sot a co partner iu his father's Iwounrsa He merely took an active part for his Tattier. The werkwas trouslocird wills the mosey and materials of old Kirkwood. ate thought bra coolreet had been agreed to, and Imes twain of his sou's offer. He therefore had coocrived that a large balmier of money, above oriel bad been paid, woad& to him. It had been decided by the interlocutor of a Court. which, if there was May pee reinence„ was a pre-ernineot Coed, that this work was us. dertakeii wittiest any written contract, the brrgato baeiet consisted ise the verbal. acceptance of a written offer. The question, therefore, was, which was the offer read at the Dleirtiug. He alunahl prove by the distiuct neelketteo and inaltrllonil or several potholes monot at the meeting, that titef. was the sum read. It bad bees said, if there was &other offer, why not produce it For the beat of all reasons: be did cot believe such • sae sow to exist, for they had heard the averment of Mr. Wilson, that hr had au such &ce ment ; which he believed, for is ell probability, Mr. Wil son had destroyed it. Mr. K irkwood had offered at 59W. originally, hot costumed at last to take 0.5501., as that, he afterwards understood, was the sum agreed to at the meet ling. The question was, what was Om sine read by Mr, Brash, which he does sot recollect, but which all the other parsec* present at the meeting dud recollect. Oa the words adored by Mr. Brash, depended the verbal contract agreed to by his client. The Learued Octillionths concluded by calling Mr. John Hamilton, Wright in Garbles of Glasgow, who identified the offer he made fur Mr. Wilson's weight-work. He owl present is Mr. tVilsun's Louse when the conapelitese se a , determined. Mr. Wilson was present at the time the estimates were opened. Mr. Mash opened and read them. A pencil aloe of estimates being produced, stud the wittiest' bring asked if it was In his hand-writing— r. .1 bjected to this lime of evidence. It was not competrot lei the Defeeder to prove the tenor of a written paper by parole evidence. The only paha in the Defender's own issue was to prove the exietence of the docent's'. He therefuee objected to the relevancy not only of the present w!triesa, bet to the whole el/4111,4. exanisnatiou which, as it •sred tended ' . • , . . `tin Mid to witeese, " how se•old-mis let Kirkwoil heat yes so far!' He tbeeelit he said, . 1 How could you let Kirk wood best you h f mos.?" The estimate witness offered wee ELSA/ 4 that :f ti Ee lis ood 5501. • . Cross Mims' offer was deftrered is sealed. Quota row aiw wire if others were or trot. He carried his owe °Ter with BlWllthe Meting. By rite Coutiffiftwire the offer l e a proems by Kirkirootk infliot) said was writ the same,. sem as was read at the meet inf. 11041.11 1 • Ire nffer was del.rrred sealed or not he did it eft these before he arrived, bit mot before the ti of the elefilef. Mr. Robertson comobaratesl the orlffeeott of last witaess, sod is his cross essatiwatirta said , that biatlffer Was written shoot au hour before hodelivered it is, aDd that he ma Dot INita it or Mentioned Me snip he bail named to soy out. By the COUAT—AII the offerers laid iheir offers delis so Viffie table when they delivered them in at the merlin. Mr. Mislead, the partner of • deceased whinging, WU spit called; low be omit' unit , prove that their Offer was riot Wootesonirsted so any permit before the meeting. Mr. Jeuttesue cor;eisurtitted the evidesee of the otha esti mators. __....... . Mr. Clydeadade, eh.' It - to Mr. John Kirkwood, said be was gale ("widest that • Kiikwnoirs offer is rootvos did sot roc/lair the mewl read at the 'greeting of competitor*. itK.n „Psalm, was not a partner with his father, but sat .iske himself. Kirkwood, scalar, signed all doeutprolo. i "."114 Mt .Mr J Firrlalr.—Wiliewn Kirkwood's sta l lIP 11" ; ' Mr. Kukvrimil's Issud-writiog ? (Wis • hest a t your hands/Mimi ?-*Yes. Then why di * hare when I ...Awl whose wrillue it was?-4fths V.-Itsaissi eicsoil lby.kitkwoo4l, senior! ....46,. T Mil li t e . **l Mr. Kirkwood. motor, slimed all duroments ? Aid ,A. r. Kirkwood, juaior, alga it f Di not we Ann 14e1M . ;•••M'itors..loi out see him, be was .sit ling at a distance. . Rwenamlned by Mr. Moitcatrirr—Wrote the letter by corder of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Kiikwootl e junior ; gave it to the latter after be,hasl written it. Ay the CovaTe—Ts the beet of Ms recollection, lie bad written aisothrr Mier li p ite sense day. They sever were both written at 'the s ail lime. Did sot recollect what was dose with the other Op ,Whatever was dime with 11, same wa s dose at the . 1' . ~ no had sera t b m leiter before in the process. Kirkwnael s .ovolor, knew nothing of these offers. Me was made acqaMaitei ; with thews after She anti. mates had hero sealed—the filoitring day yw a hahly, M r . Kirkwood, seitior, was tint ioruiefted of this offer Is process. Mr. Wilma said hi would give Kirkwood the preference, and did sot oialilamiinion to get the oak.' By a honor—At the sterling. John Kirkwood's offer was read WM. .. , This clotted the case for the'Defender. Mr. Jewfruaw, in reply, informed the Jury that they were to emillise their attention to the cons!deiatioa of the first issue. At ell @vests he was entitled to a verdict an the ennead lame. They had no evidettee that a written offer of b6Ol. woe tendered to Mr. Wilson, and that t h at offer was read at the meeting by Mr. Brash. The sally question was, whether the offer I. process was the one produced at the meeting, and read by Mr. Break eorree.ly ur incorrectly. it was paitiful to say, but dufficult Not to feel, that ibis was a ease of ineditatrd or accomplished freed on the one side. His cheat's statemeed was simple, and involved no pertici• patina in say flow di.bonest w webaedsome. His state meet was, that the offer in proms was written half an hour before the isterdloft, mid was the dacosamit act salty giver in and read he Mr. Brash. The dieerepaney between the dace. meat and the 'Meat* of the other *Knew , with respect to the sow, he attributed to a Acre slip and trip af theoramte. He did 601 (softies it prubahle that Mr. Brash could have mistakes the word " four," plainly written, foe "Ave;' bat aotbilig was snore easy thee by s mem ("gamic slip to make a wrong prostanciation, and any .• five" whew fear wee die tionmeal intruded to base beesteutpreased ; espotisily when, sada t t . ease, the " four" WIN preceded by a *whew of lass, and fps had. hoer e repetitive, become addited N the artleulation of the ?atter figure. In like man. are his lesteiseal Friend (Mr. Itl'Farlsar) had frequently in his ormolus confused the lames of the parties, sod had said Kirkwood, wawa he doubted not that Wilson was correctly imprinted so the tablet of his tomnory. and it was only his Learned Mead's lipe that had.phsged his mind Cake. This eery misname eterwirewer.—name a lapse of the orgasm of speeds, or a minapprebemiiiin in bearing, Wiest what is mid I. 'lamest front mar prervisceptions of *hat we expected to hear—neither was sufficient to secomot for the mistake of a word, burette. osiospienously written in the paper from which it is road. Sot what was the character of she Defeo der's foie! He cousidered frau/totem dealings very orally allied to false statements; and of these the pleadings of Mr. Kirkwood were full. Me. Jeffrey pointed out some of them ea Irreconcilable with the evidence of Clideadale, 11011efier wet& enter. .d upon a Wog and ingenious argument in sup; port of his cheat. The Lon D CIII/F CONtIfINTOWFR said, that the present cause caine into "bin Coon for tie dory so deride certain facts on these loosen, fur the porproie of assisting the Court of Session in deciding the prnicipal cause. Hia Lord.bip then recapitulated she evidence, from which, he said, there appeared to have been some, he could hardly say dialionesty, but cousiderable maineuvering in this transaction. Hi. Lordship left the first issue to he disposed of according to the Jury's estimistiou of the evidence which related to it. Mr. Monomer took excepti .... s to the derision of the Court, which 'ejected a part of she evidence for the defence. The Jury retired for about a quarter of an hour, and, on returnimr, gave in their verdict, finding, with respiet to the first issue, that the letter isi process, subscribed John Ku k. wood, juu. containing au ulTer to • aerate the weight work of a home fur 4391. wan out the offer given in and iead by Mr. Brash, at • meeting in Mr. Wilson's ho.. on the Gth of April, 1819, and was not the offer agreed to by she said Andrew Nilson for executing the said work ; and finding the second issue not prove's. The above cause or upied the Court the whole of the day, and appeared to vacate considerable interest. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. NOVEMBER 20. Arrived the Sarah, Scott, from London for St. Mary's, River Gambia; Pricier's of Wales, Coulee, from Gliw. bit, is dist,eq..—she sailed 17* October : on the lit of November. in lat. 45. 15., lone. 44., sprang • leak, and on the 9th became completely water-lugged; on the 16th, in 10n5,.1,1. 45 tell iu with the American ship Columbia, from Liverpool for New York, who supplied her with some ble.itl mid provisions; six of the new, together with a female par meager, aboodoued the sod went on board the Colum bia, leaving the master, 10 men, and a boy on board the Princess of Wales, who, at the inumneot 'peril of their lion, succeeded in brinainc the le•sel unto this harbour. Arrived the Lapwing cultic from • cruise. FALMOUTII. NOVIIMBER 20. Arrived the Diligent, Cyril% Iris %able, in 40 days. IMO" NOVVIIBRII Came down from the niter the Grolgiana, W , for perhice ; and Tryphens, Woodto, far Gibraltar—and re main with the rent of the out Arrived and d'art{ for thr It:res the Rairks, Gardner, from OPE? Nei or • THE CALEDONIAN CANAL. [ln/RIM PASTIVIL•III.] We formerly mentioned the completion of the Caledonian Canal, and the passage of the Lochasess steam-boat through the canal. On the evening of Wednesday week the party landed at Fort Au gustus, having saluted by a discharge of fire-arins all the houses of the p►incipal proprietors of the ground on the banks, who returned the solute in a similar manner, when above fifty Gentlemen were entertained by Mr. Grant in the School-house.— Ors Thursday morning the party embarked for Fort William. lu passing 'through Loch Oich, they Saluted the mansion-linnet of Glengarry, which is situated on the north side, by • discharge of fire -Draw l and the band playing "My wane it is Donald ild*Donold." which was returned from the old Castle, and the Chieftain himself joined the party. They afterwards passed through Loch Locliy, • sheet of water about ten miles in extent, the hills oil whose shores seemed to awhile the whole population of Lochsher, who cheered with the utmost enthusiasm. The last piece of the canal is shoat eight miles in length, and contains •twelve locks, the passing through which occupied three hours. At half-past five the veisel dipt her keel its the waters of the Western. Ocean, which was marked by a salute from Fort William, (lie iuhsbitaniv of which testified their joy by bonfires and acclamations, aided by • plentiful supply of whiskey from the Gentlemen of the town. At half-past seven, eighty-seven Gentlemen, the guests of Mr. Grout, sat down to a handsome soil plentiful dinner in the Mason Lodge. After the cloth had been drawn, ■nd the ususl loyal and pa triotic toasts bad been drunk, " Prosperity to the Caledonian Canal" was given, when Mr. Genus said he believed it was one of the most stupendous undertakings of that nature which Europe hud seen, not so much for its length, though that was very considerable, extending, by na tural and artificial channels, nearly sixty mile•, but for its depth, which was to be throughout, in the artificial part. twenty feet, and in the natural part vastly more. The design of it was great ; it was not only to open a direct inland communication by water, between the eastern and western coasts of Great Britain. but to open a new line of intercourse between the Western Ocean •sld the North Sea, so as to avoid the stormy and circuitous uavigation of the Pentland Frith and Cape Wrath, by which it had appeared iu evidence that many lives and much property were anomaly lost, thus enabling ships, British and Irish, in the Baltic trade, to pass at once through • safe inland channel to the northern couotnesof Europe ; and it was also con templated that in times of emergency frigates of war might very expeditiously pass by the same channel, directly from the west of Britain to the Northern Sea. In • .national view this design was evidently of high importance, and, in fact, the ides of it had long existed before it was acted upon. Even in the course of execution the undertaking had proved very beneficial to the Highlands. No !ems ■um than 645,0001. had been expended for labour and workumuship, and he was fully satisfied that by very far the greatest part of this sum had been diffused gradually in a course of years, which made it the more serviceable. Besides, the pollees of the Highlands, by seeing the skill, ingenuity, and expertuess with which all the manual operations of excavating and forming the could were perform ed, received a new set of ideas and a new art, num bers of them became also expert. and when work faded st the canal went to the south country to seek employment of s similar kind. Respecting the effects to be now looked fur, he should confine himself to remarking, that the opening of coin muniestions was the first means of improving a country. At present the great work in question opened the communication from the East to the West Sea, with generally twelve fret depth of water, which was sufficient for the coasting trade, and such vessels arid boats as were usually em ployed in it. From the experience already had of the effet of the partial opening of the canal from Inverness to Fort Augustus it could not be doubted that similar activity would soon appear at the other end of the canal ; hut it was still to be hoped that the noble •id important design origi nally formed for making this canal the channel for large ships in the Baltic ionic, and for oilier ships from the west to the north of Europe, woolil in time be t ompleted, to the permanent benefit and honour of the nation. The toast was then drank with enthusiastic applause. The Nests sleet proposed a toast, " In celebra t• of the munificence of the British Legislature." Several other toasts were then drank to those noble men and g,ectleineti who were either connected with or had giveo their support to the undertaking. Nllloll o ' whom were Lord Melville, Lord Selmouths bid Colclnster, Mr. Vansittart, the Right lion. Charles Grant. M.l'. for the county, Mr. Telford, the Comtniarrioners of the Culedonien Canal, the Chiefs and Clans, Glengarry, &c. &c. At twelve the party broke up. pa Friday they proceeded forthwith to Inverness. At the opetiiuga of those glees which branch oft• from the lake here and there, like the ribs from a giant spites, several of the gentlemen dropped off, each reiurting to his herr•tlttnry mansion, and sub ject valley. The music at these times, the splash of the oars which bore away Chieftain mid Laird, heard keg after the boats had been lost in obseurily, and the prolong ed farewell elleers, had a singular and delightful effect. As 90011 as 6191111101119011 was landed, his mansion s.arted into a blaze of light. and for some in time remained a beautiful object, as seen From the recetlieg vessel. About 13 o'clock, t'och Oich, 3 Ailey 56 eosins—the shallowest port in this Loch is 9 lent. From the S.W. end of Lot+ Osch In Loch Lochy, the distance is one mile sixty..five chains ; and the depth flocs ten to twenty fret. Length of Loch Lochy. ten miles; and from the S.W. end of Loch Lochy to Corpse!, reit lock, eight miles three chains— the total length being 60 miles 40 chains, of which 37 miles 32 chains; pass through lochsor Iskee, soil 23 miles 8 chains of canal cutting. From Loch Laxity to the regulating lock near it. there is a depth of from 12 to 18 feet : from the regulatinq lock to Neptune's Staircase, at Banavie. the depth is 15 feet ; and from the chain of 8 locks at Bana. vie to the sea at Curpsch, there is full depth of water iu the canal of 20 feet. MARKETS, CORN EXCHANGE, Fatn4Y, NOVIUSIIVR 2?. The continuance of ronirary wind; has p led top 'r etiring any supplies during the catunie of the week, yet the business transacted in our market 'hie morning is worth mentioning, the consumers holding off until neat Monday, in the hope that large 'alpines will mince a. worn as the wind becomes f tile, therefore the prices are no minally as on last Wednesday. UXBRIDGE. Corn Inspector's Return, TRURnDAT, NOVEMBER 21. Wheat, per load New ditto lOl —a to 131 5, Barley, per quarter Ills —.l to 32. —.l Oats lll4 to 30s —d Beans SU —6l to 326 --d Pease lB. —d to 33s Rye —d so —a —d DEVIZES, Novamotat it Wheat.... 241 Oda 14s Od Oats lse Oda 15s OI Barley.— Ito• Oda 3is Od I Beams 750 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 17s. Od. HUNGERFORD, Novmsta 20. Wheat 24s Od to 48s Od Oohs._ 14s Od to ?Ss 0,1 Barley 23s Od to tds Od I Beaus.. to. Od to 32s Od SALISBURY, ?fermata lA. Wheat 2Bs to 30. 044 I Oats l7s 04 to 224 04 Barley. .... 24s to 314 Orli Beaus 26s Od to 344 01 SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY. NOVIDISER 22. Notwitlislanding use acuity supply of all kinds of Cattle at uur market Ibis morning, Beef was 4d., mad Veal 6d. per stone cheaper. All other descriptions of swat remain sta tionary at nor last quotations. 10 the llay.masket there was little doing; Hay hes tulles 76. 64. per load. To sink the alit per stone of Sib. Beef.,...es. 6J, to 314 U. Head of Cattle this 441: utton..2s. 64. to 3s. Oil. Beasts ..... '407 lamb...os 04. to Os. 04. Slieep sad Laatbs... 4,060 trea1.....3r. 61. to 4s. 64. Calves lOO Pork 21. 10d. to 3a. 8d Pigs HAY-MARKET. Hay ... St. 10e. Od. to 41. Os. Clover •. • •••• • 31. Os. Oil. to dt. be. Od. Straw ...... It. 10t. Od. to It. itts. Od. NEIVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (lay the Carcass.) Reef.... I. 8d to 24 8.11 Veal .... 2. 8d to 41 4d Muttoo.. 2s Od lo 2s 4,11 Pork .... 2s Oil to 3s $J PRICE OF 110 PS, per Cwt. Pork s Kent Ins to 41 15s Kent .... 21 As to 41 les Sussex ..21 0. to 2! 18. 1 Semen 2/ Oe to 2/ No Esse 5. is 3/ 121 I Eases .... 21 4s to 3/ 6s Farnham, fine, It. Os. to V. 75.-9econds, 31. 10s. to 61. 0.. PRICE OF POTATOES, FRIDAY. NOTPKIIIR Re. Marsh Chatopiess —a Od to 80. Od per too. Marsh Shows sss Oa to 65. Oil Upland Champs Bos 04 to 05s Od Upland Sbass 55. Od to 80. Od tire's's. Apple Potatoes Ossobles 5O. Od to 155 s Od Yorloliire Kidoess PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stoat of gib. Price b) Talluw (as staled by the Tallow.wielters), 21. 54. PRICE OF CANDLES. From Tallow Chandlers Hall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 9a Od—Moalds, 10s 6d. 6d. per dozen allowed for ready money. N.R.—The prires is the general Retail Shops are from 7 1 ,d. to Bd. prr lb. PRICE OF TALLOW, Town Tallow elk Od —+ Od Yellow Russia 44+ 04 •—y 03 White ditto...—. 011 --a lid Soap di110.....40, Od —s Od Melting Stuff 301 Od —s Oil Ditto rough-23s Od Od SOAP, kc. per 11211 s. Yellow Vosp 7Bl Muffled Wits Curd ...... . . Graves Good Dregs RAW I DES. Best Heifers & Steers, per vt. Ordinary Rs 841 In 24 10d . _ • _ . . 3s 4d 10 3s Rd Market Calf.. each 10s nd Middlings 3. Od to 3s 2,1 F.ng. Horse Os Oil id Os Oil SHEEP SKINS. Polled .. Downs PRICE OF LEATHER. Rolla, MI to 58111, each 42.1 to 23.1 pr. lb. Ditto, 56 to 6011 n, earth 24.1 to 25.1 I/re/ming H idea „18.1 io 19,1 Fine Conch Hides icht to 20 l I Crop Hicks 35 to 40 lbs. for cutting 191,1 to 20J Ditto 45 to !Albs 20,1 so 22d Calf Aims 30 in 401ba 21.1 to 2041 Ditto 50 to 70111 a et hl to 3•'d Ditto 70 to 801ba 25.1 111 27d Small Seals (Geri:aloud) I urge ditto lB4 In :0.1 1' d Horse [tides 1".1 to 1t.1.4t1 ivy, sari may be gaoled al a small aecliae.—itol as:es trr ta.day 495. dd. Is Forrigu Sugars there are purchsoes seported by pri. ;Pate contract, and no palate • awe bee" brou g h t f orwsrd. Coorgc--The publir. %%ley dor wet off g m ,. f r w y a lk , thole fur some weeks preceding: the &wish Plaotsbos de. erriptions sold at prices • abide higher. 19 co.lts Sba 1,", Si. Domingo sold 945. ed. a 955. 6d. for good oidloary d t . flce iptium, This forenoon there was a great hustle in the Coffee mar. het, on *truant of the favoniable smellier-ace by the Flro. dews :it was staled, the prices of Coffee at Antweir had advanced very materially : mamedi c stely Ilrere were ex tensive inquiries for East Iddia and fur ,441. bumingo; but, as th e news generally transpired, the buyers could out purchase ow the previous terms, and we do not learn of sates to ago eaten., hot the holders of Mt. thimingo wonld aol sell al the firmer Nice. The public rale .this forenoon, .280 Ra.k, 153 bogs, consisted chiefly of Ile, hire sad 11-nserera and went off 2s. a 36. to., r. It 001161, however. 10 rr. mat keel, that these descriptions hare lately rair.l m.•• hither than any other coffecs. "Ilie Jamaica to ~ fully rapporiedthe previenli pa ces. . - COTTOM.—The Cotton maik, t since our last pubhcsi, bas been •itlioui interest; eery few purchases seportii! : iso reduction in the maims, prices can be quoted. The,: would be exicosive buyers uf East India at a deelme or !id bat au parcels offer at the reduction. The accounts feints Liverpool state tbnt market quiet, without wry alieratioi; in the currency. The pew hoses 6(4 e place our last little ex. ceesl 300 packages, consisting chiefly of a very One parcel of Bengal. at 60. (which is id. above the prices of good quality), mid a few Surma of the last sale, which were die. posed of at the advance of id. on the India House sale price. FRVIT.—The remainder id - the cargo of new Currants an. sold at public pale, has been disposed of by private contract, at about 110 s. to 1124. per cwt. and declared to be re-sold by the trade at 1161.: about 100 butts sad a few Carol, els of old were pold at public sale on Wednesday, from Ms. to 109 a. (the old Pair.. was taken out, and disposed of pri vately); the remainder of the sale consisted of new French and Spanish, which neat off heavily: of the Spanish, a greet part appeared to hser lota bought in ; there are m.rers I ar rivals of slew Figs and Smyrna Frail, sod two parcels of utv Deoias and Valeta' iss. TALLOW.—The inisunderstandinq witting the Pxten.ire •pecuhture, mod lie Tallow consequently thrown open the market, uensiona the prices mill to decline. At dote o'clock t•-day yellow candle Tallow was 38s. 6J. a 395. PIRACY. MEETING OF THE WEST INDIA TRADE On Monday, 18th instant, at a general slid fall meeting of the %Vest India Planiets, Met, hams. sad Ship Owners of Glasgow, the lolloalug Me morial was adopted, and directed to be fursahl ed to the Admiralty, by James Ewing, Esq. their Chairman To the Right Honourable the Lords Commi.sioners of b:s 1113jeso's Admiralty. The Memorial of the West India Association of Planter.. Merchants, and Ship Owners, iu the City of Glasgow. Shewerth—Thal year Memorialists are extensively regaged is the trade with his Majesty's Coloaies in the West Indies. That authentic actosats have lately been received. of ■ predatory warfare carried on by lawless banditti on the Wret hides Seas—interruptiel the passage of vessels to and from the Colonies--extending to the very s►ores and harbutes of our Islande—emkagering the persons and property of Bri tish eabjectee—sad raisins the premium of i aaaaa nee to dreei the rate usually paid at Ibis gessoes of the year. That, is a time of profound peace, when so risk was anti cipated but that of the elements; when no prepaestio:ls of defence were required againat a foreign rimy; and este-o coallideare was reposed in the vigilance of his Majesty's crosi ers for the eappreestem of every piratical attempt—your Me morialists Cllll§4l but coatemplate with sentiments eel regrat stud ourprlse, thee the vessels of Britain should thus bsse heels rxpuseJ to ivanit , pillage, and barbarity. Aware, hon. ►ver, ou tier one hand of the prottential policy it was espy. direst to observe towards Spain; and ignorant, on the odic, 'if the inelewetions winch may have bees coninutederated to the Corninasdere on the *tattoos, year Memorialists do not presume either to attribute blame Se the adminiatralion of your Lordships, or to suggest the remedy best adapted to the exigency. But feeliag in the strongest manner the anent ce of which they now complain, and rueSdieg at the same t.mr, with perfect assurance, both i■ the care and wisdom ett ►ia Majesty's Govanment, they casing permit ilsmsseiri. to entertain • doubt that effectual measures will be twine diately adopted to remove the evil, to prevent its recut erne,, and to afford the mist complete protection to the t• ale of the country. May it therefore piratic your Lotdrohips to bite the pre. sieves into your euitaitlentiuu,outll to give such reduce as the nature of Ihr rase may require. Sigurd in name aid by apputulineut of the Meeting, JA. Chairman C. D. DONALD, Srrrmarr% Gimpy, November 13, 1922. p . t'' I , • i ~. 1. i Al ( I ! ) i t , 1 t, . , i ' II )j • I / / 1 t k . 1 I 1 i i ‘• I - 1 1 t . . 1 1 i • I r # / • / rJ I ' 1 ' i ti • / I I . 1 R I , 111 1 41, . ,I , , .., t , ~," , I t .- 1 4 , ‘ i i 1 ' • • i I. 1 ti ll • r I -,' 1 / , • t 1 i .1 I ..1 .. ' Stoutish Horse li d s, f appeared by the opening, it was intended to pursue. Si Vincent's ; Hubert James Haynes, b 1 K e ll en, from St. Ir. M. tilt yacht reached the draw-bridge •t Blight, l 'id to 17.1 s il 1 t l , Mr. MONCRIErr, it. reply, conceived this objection to be I , Lucia • Clementree. Tony . Gorr Bahia; and ticveral Inure having snac:e her homeward voy:uge from the West COAL MARKET, ?Coyness:it 22. 1 Liougged ou a mistake. They were slot attemptisg to prove be ' d hound, partietilais unknown. Sea in 13 bows, including the brVertil stoppages. Shine ■ng Market. by parole testimony the tenor of a document not prodaced ; m " 31 gbipa Sold Price. 'hut a document hail been delivered to by the Pursuer. The l ' imraick i ""lIIIIR 16 . Thus tinissim lisle first aquatic excursion through • 2 8 2 New ad ent ia lle 4 7 :lrk. 04. to 4La. Od. • k nosiest was emitted to tab that whatever documeat was In the dreadful gale and Iii::11 tide ou Thursday night. the ; . ' • flood gates o f the iley , l oc k as Kigeril's Qnny were halm la. the Great Caen of Scotland.l reed, it was slot that. 3 Mose Coal U LLI 1., Mr.llll/11EY—Tile other side were entitled 10 prove the soda brig andel goitiz irpair. there, was 11w...v0 "[I her beset We subjoin an account of the tength of the Ca- Iti, ' offer in process was sot the one accepted, hat They mare ". ends; 't e . seutry•boa on the Custorn.bouse quay ass swept le/lonian C o ma. aw l the depth p of the cut tit the _—..-- [From the London Sew Pries Current.] At opting to prove die tenor and existeuce of member deco. into she neer ' different parts :—Froin the sr. lock at Cluchon- • I ,b ri g I.iberiv of Aberdovev outward - bound , war meet which they bad sot recoverid, sine taken the legal The l driven ti p to our harbour from Taohaat , haat, and lost her FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22• ii,.aos so recover. •• TM Lotto Cum Consitestenran said, tint, as a point boat" , " did "' " cables. Ito .45... a ..Cllll, cossintaisel The following are ilic only merchant vesmln Iyi.g at our d N e lu P i t r ik to u n in n it :di ti r 4 o ' 0 :1 8 1 Lochiup 9 0 4:1 0 1 : 1 h r a th r ' . 1.2 t ree „,,4 l ; Nfrom SCoat• The good and time dere. Thous of Aloacuirades a ready rale. aud the former priers are fully mane. to . he decided by thus C o u r t , be thought the plan suggested l• i 11 Mr. Jeff r ey war conformable to the strict rules of eyi. quays. and "hey recessed 00 eussmiAl injury :—George, of 6 mile. 5.5 chants; depth from pochgarroch to Wiled; the ordi•ary brown qualities are lonised spot. the Portsouth; Pacific, 01 Lrt imeek ; Lsa, oui of Lyndon ; *PM m Lucia Ness, (turn 10 to It! feet. Length or Loch market, and are offered or rather lower treini to facilitate Examination continued—Witness heard the offer read. Heart of Oak, of Chepstow; Alexander, of Calk ; Farli- . N etts, I' ca .„., s to o k t h at the d ocument "a we d ~,,, the o&, mi d tude, of Peterhead ; Jane, of Irvine ; Martha of Fispisril ; In Re fi ned good' there is little siterstiins in prices. hut in V,Loch Neill to Loch Oich, 5 •oiles 35 chains; depth at glre meeting, as he look down a sate ait at the tiiimaand True Bine, of Liverpool ; Apollo. of ;ureteral ; Den fells, - the low goods there have bees coasideenble putelusees, In this diw.ance, from 12 to IS led. Length of and the market looks grni: the rani-, ou die cootrrey, are I - " ito ydo sot agree . • le a atibrequeut toareesatiou Mr. Wil. of St. Illss i and VIA', of Luielick. I 1 s it ot 1 ~ • . 31' --. . • . • NEWBURY, BERKS, Novo:num 21. . , Wheat 2le to 48e I Oats Rye . .. --s to --e Berea. 2os to 34. I Barley 2ls to 30s Pease . .. 28s to 30s Bread per gallon lOid to Is Old. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW vr. J 4111 0 .2. NPW Ray. 310, Oil to 41001 thy ....31 6.8 M to 41 tts Od Old do. 010 s od tool o.od New do. 0/ Or Od 10 010. 04 Clover St 7s 01 to 41 4s Od Clover 31 8. Od 41110 s Od Straw 11 7.0:1 tu It 10. MI I Straw 11/ 8. Od to 11 16s Od BIRTHS. On the llth instant, at Melton Mowbray, the lady of pr. . W. Calvert, of a daughter. On Mond') last, the 18th lost. at Belton Ho:1-e, L shire, the Chutneys Blowitlon, of a daughter. 0., Monday, the 18th inst. at Loparwood tiothe, the Lady of Matthew Munro, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIAGE. OD Monday 1111(.1811, inst. st Madron rho e'., George Glib. rt Cunt y, M.D. and F.11..4. u s I a street, 10 Mary, only ildugliter of the line John • ~ of illverlun, Penzance. PRICE (IF 3TOC I 3 per Cent. I{rd. An 3 per Cent. Cons 8112 t 31 Iwr ....9il 4 per Cents New Ditto.. ioi 101; Blot, 1..7%un. 4o ,y•l6 Imp. 3 per Ct. An. 791 India Stock 8561 YESTERDAY. I lin ilosit.'o , -2 t• . New A I ; Ex. 5 ti pr. Ditto Smell —5 7 S pi. Lottrry Ticket ;-24/ Consols for s FONLIGN FUN Fe pod, 5 pee C . .. Wi5..... sAr. Elech.teere eels l'.,rs 25 f 50r. NeJpolitasi 5 per Cents.. 77!, Neap , Id: n Seri p Spanish: , per Cent,. .... 713 Spanish d ttu of 1821 . GO& Spanish Snip 4 des. Pe insists S per CC .. 871 IS VF*TCRDA V. Ps ua.iu Neu- 5 t✓r Cents. SS RIPI‘I3II ffr Ct. 51..ta!1 s'? N.'. 5 rcr Ct.: Danish 5 per Cents AllllOO/I 5 per 0104.... %, CAllumbian Ii p... (...:t. ChilmuG p.r Cl,!. , • Peruries E p.r C. 0.. COURKI: OF EXCII NG Anigierdatn C.F. 19. 2 Dalu at sight l2 19 Ituiterdarn .... 2 U. 12 3 Ault , " et p Ilanibur U. 37 7 ....2 U 37 8 Park 3 .1a): „ 5n :, FRIDAY, Novimusn Leghorn I Genoa Ventre 1L itt I%..tittra l'alersuu....,,s 4,z 11, Ditto 2 U. 75 ;se tountraux .... 35 $0 lirrlm Fraullort WI the l.i'huu . Opurio Rio Janeiro Balm. Dublin Main, Ex. 111 1541 Peternlntrelt,rbl.3 U. It! Vienna etirctive 2 M 10 20 .tle lO 20 Mt4r•i.1...... 371 Cantiz zr Bilbna 37 Harrrlona If tkv •tli Gibraltar. WO! I Curt 'lull 'ay. Purtgivil 4.01.1 lu f • ti. COW, per 4.7 it Gokl if. 1.13 is :1 17 New Domlslo.ur _II r New 'Dollars 4 . Silver iu BAIA ...al) 4 1 Printed and rtsishAed the BRITISH ~`I THE ;LOBE Office, Nn. 14/, Strand, ft, t. HA IZ I L+ CORNWELL, ul the Strand. I