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r-ins an affidavit, as to what Nag there are sr vitPable for the paymunt of this money." Further consideration eastparseil. INJUNCTION. DOODADS' v. LOWE AND Oran. Mg:AVETIIERELL arateit, that he had an applies tiun.to make to Ma Lordship, for an injuitetitm so,ll4traitt a ship from .tiling from the London had 'Jost made a similar application to the Vlcesehaticellur, hut its lionour had thought prim to rause it. The circumstances were, that Lturrlamtlft hail !sold to the Pefenthnita a quantity 0i..44ne1d sugar. to a iarg . e amount fur exportation. and rye ,tbe 29.1) t,f Nov.inber last, the Plaintiff sent Ore sugar to the London Docks to be shipped in his mow. and it olis..iiccordingly sliipped, and rceitred a receipt from the Mate of -the :Newel, .stating that. it was shipped fur the Since the 'sentiment was ins& the De. *indents bed become moolvotit, and the Plaintiff 'anted to.recoyer fist linger. vu 11w gnu)))) that the !kirlivers 4 rn.-111 f ,Derrodautti was not complete, as th e Isilmbase mosey was nut staid. Ella Ilsrtonr • ,:us s Vscr•Chaiirellar, however, held that OW del.. yety res,cornp4te, and refused to grout the in. ismcti‘re.. . tiviravi fallasied en the mime .114.1 ipkoted the cure of Craven sr. Ryder, which wee i=ied at Nisi Prises in the Court of Common Pled wirer, the circumstances were precisely similar to cast; and thcre. the Chief. Justice, Sir V. Gibbs, held that the cl e lieery was pot complete mi tt, the purchase niiitivy was paid. The LOYD CHANCRI.I.OI . —" :. Did you quote s`uit case to the Vier-Chancellor?" Mr. STCPIIEN said hr had nut, us his flooour L'e'd pot allow him time to do so. The Losto CuAsc IJ.UR Co hack to the ^t-Chancellor mud reLol that case to him, and him toy respectful compliments, that l think it (sears 011 the present c t.e." Whited back to the Vice. Chancellor. ICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, liscoties FRIDAT, LtscriallZlClS. EARL OP BELFAST r. CUICUESTER AND OTHERS. BLAIII4 Couusrl for the Defendant, Mr. Ctuuchester. moved, that the Commission for the examination of witnesses in this case might be ' s•ayed, or that the Defendant might be allowed to join in the Commissioui without prejudice to a dr. - .ziurrer which he had put into the Plaintiff's bill. The Learned Counsel stated, that the bull was fi:rd by the Pleiotuff claiming to be heir apparent of the dignities of his father. the Mar q uis of Donegal, fur the purpose of perpetuating the testimony of e messes to facts alleged to support of the validity ad the marriage of the Noble Marquis and Mar. chioneso of Donegal, the parents of the Noble Plaintiff. Mr. BELL, Counsel for the Noble Plaintiff. op posed the motion. fie 'toted thuit the bill was filed in July last, mid the Defendants ought to have tome sooner before the Cou►t with the applicatioa, fur by delay the Plaintiff might lose the testimony of his witnesses, who were persons of very advanced eqe.. Mr. BLAIS, in reply, said, he had put in the de.. mutter the very day he hail received the WI. It w as neither the wish nor the interest of his client to create delay, but the contrary ; and to prove it, he w4ll reedy to argue the demurrer forthwith. It was fanntled ou a distinct dictum of the Lord Chan g idiot's iii the Berkeley case, that the Pluintilf had r.) interest in him capable of sustaining the 1011. The VICE-CHANCELLOR—u The question on the drummer is one of great importance; let it be put at the head of the paper. and the Defendant is in elf mean time to be at liberty to join in the corn• zp ., lsitot without prejudite."—Munon granted. COURT OF XING•S BENCH, W►rnmistra, FRIDAY, DACCIIRRR IS. B•futt the LORD CHIFV JVITICE. HOLLIS O. ATKINSON. This was an action for defamatory words. . The Piaiotiff is a tailor and oilman. the Defendant is carpenter: both the parties reside at Vl'alworth. The words charged to be spoken by the Defendant were, " Holls will soon bre■k up, and his name sr.; be seen in the paper."—The words were proved. Verdict for the Plaintiff—damages 201. Pinion N. NNYEAD. Tt:is was an action brought by the Plaintiff. who resides at Old Ford, in the county of Middlesex. against the Defesident. for damage sustained by the former from the kick of a mare kept by the De fendant. which was vicious. and accustomed to kick. The with to the Plaintiff's cottage Inv ilontigh a field in which the mare was grazing, and es let returned home one dark night he received a •rotent kick on the chest, which deprived him of *peach for some ttttt lutes. and inflicted a severe con tusion. The mare had been once impounded, and on that occasion she attempted to kick and bile the penrons who endeavoured 'to dire her into the nano od. The evidence fur the Plaintiff beiog closed. prov inr the fecal above stated, The Loan CMILF JUSTICE was of opinion that the vicious habit of kicking had not been proved : it A** not froos a single nistance that the ultimol could be characterised as iicious. Plaintiff nunsuited. isoaatsu V. PFNIL ♦ND COMPANY. This was an action for good, sold and delivered. The Plaintiff is a builder, and the Defendants are em.siderableinaunougers. The Plaiutiffliad bought . . some of the houses which were to be pulled down, in order to form the IleW street, and having some of the old tutu work to sell. he applied to the Defend sots to know if they would buy it ; and a Luau, of the name of liesamore. who laid before dealt with she Plaintiff. as agent for the Defendants, came looked at the iron. aid agreed to give e•. per cwt. for it. 'De aim tuoruing the Defei.datits' carts came and fetched the trim away. The bill of parcels for it was made out, automating to 334 lis. in she name of the Defeadauti. The defeoce ui rum& to this cue ass, that • Bessuaore was Rot the vet or servant of tht fentiants, but wesely heitieeliogs with them, sell ing to thew iron, wheu he occasionally bought a larger lot than he required. and was in the habit of borrowing their carts to briog it borne, which l'they proved was the case on the present occasion, it being admitted %hat they had purchased from him s good part of the iron he had purchased front the Plaintiff, and paid him for it. B•tansore had since '•eome insolvent, and taken the benefit of the Act. There wo. some conflicting testimony. The LORD CHIEF JUITICII said, the question here wa., not whether Beasmore was the agent •f the Defendants in the transaction, but whether from any thing which had passed the Plaintiff was by them led to believe that he acted in that cha. racier. The Jury consulted for a moment, and found a verdict tnr the Plaintiff; damages 331. Hr. OLD BA] LhY, THURSDAY, Dammam Is. Henry Mee, John ,Marlin, . end Joke Ill'lnans, three b o y., were indicted for robbing Mr. Wm. Pace of a watch and seals, and about 21. in money. It appeared in evidence that the Prosecutor, who is a re spectable Su.geoo, had been passing the evening of the kth of September at a friend's house where be got inteitinited, and tell down in fetes - Meg ho me, when the Prisoners, is company with another boy, named Clarke, robbed hint .4 the property stated in the isdiciment. The prin cipal %vitiates against the Prisoners wask the boy, name/ (13 ke, who detailed she circumstances of the robbery. Plot of the property was seared to Rem, sod the Priaosera were subsequently apprehended. There.war eVilieflet against William aid Martin, me c. pt ttat of ClArke, and the Common Scrkant observed, his evidence could not be believed. Screed witnesses gave Ross a gond character, and the .Is. y, atter .use hour's deliberation, p erd Ross Guilty, Lot recommended him to mercy. The two other Prisoners were segos tit d. STREET ROBBERY. rrrtlerich Dario was charged with highway robbery, in talung from the pervon of W. Edward Homo a watch, chain, and 'eats. It appeared in evidence that the Prootestor. an elderly gcntlentati, was paStioX down Oxford-street, when the Pri 4wo r C.4noo•op to him and asked the Simla} sad isa she Pro- Fe( Iltll. t,k lnc out Isis watch, the Prisoner snitched it and rids off ; he sra+ porsoral and sons after taken tato custody. The Jury found him Gaily. HIGH COURT (IF JUSTICIARY. PININBURGH,DSCRIIIINES it. Yesterday morning Samuel Maxwell, Robert Matt, Jaws Doactty, Anil Alexander Hamilton, were put to the bar, charged with hieing, on the 13th November, broken into the house of Mr. Arneil, at West Caplay, in the parish of Nedston, near Paisley, and stealing therefrom a gold watch, Moe I/. notes, some silver, copper, and twelves articles of wearing apparel. The depositions emitted by the Panels having been primed, the first witness called was Mr. Arneil, who proved the art of housebreaking, and his bating bees put in bodily fear; salute several men, with their faces screened, tattered the loue, and proceeded to his bed roues, rifled his drawers, ' and caul..l away the 'tropes t y shove described. Mrs. Aetreil, wife .f the prosecutor, and Mr. Arnett"s son, swore to Ilse same girconaslangra. Neither of Ilse 'timer witnesses were able to identify either of the prisoners, thewits they mitt ruined a suspicions that Maxwell was use of the robbery, and partieolorised the coat of one of the men while he was rummaging the drawers, which they de scribed as a dark truck (oat. They also proved the Panel Maxwell to have been on the premises previous to the rub bery tit offer a gold seal for sale. Hamilton, it was like wise proved, hail bent shortly before al Arneineed pretence • of boyiwz polatueg. Two femshre in the sirtelee of Arneil corroborated - the oregoing witnes,i e, and deposed also to conversations with the prisoners Hamilton and Maxwell previous to the rob bevy, in which the former asked if there were any male see mats in Arneil's family, and whether be Was rich. Two isiighhoors, who met a party of seven or eight men coming in a direction tom Mr. Arneil's humor, were also examined with a view In identify the Panels; but they only spoke as tee the Arms of one of the persons they in met, whom they described to wear a dark frock moat. The principal witnesses against the prisoners were a Miss of Glorgow ; and James Wise an accomplice, now or lute a prisoner in the l'ollmoth of Glasgow. The former wither.' proved that the Paints, in company wills three ollier%, called at the house of lair mother its Glasgow on the night of the robbery. and obtained therefrom a sword (which was prudieced in Court, and the witness identified); and from some expressions used by the Prisoners and their cumeaninus, slur inferred that they were the persons who afterwards committed the rubbery. The Loot) /tomes CLERK said, lie thought it right to call to this witness's recollection the remarkable fact ether haviug, on a former tiial of this uature, given similar evi dence with regard to a sword. • The witness said it was the very same sword now on the table which had been used upon occasions. This wit ness repressed sonic doubts as to the curespiraey of Do nelly with the ether Panels, sod thought he was the use who dissuaded from the undertaking which they seemed to leave in vie.. She also stated that Muir was the person who to her seemed 19 posers@ the hest knowledge of the house they were going to. James Dulin was next examined, who disclosed the whole transaction, corroborating in detail much of the foregoing testimony. Himself, with six associates, had called at Mrs. - fil•Williame-, and obtained the sword, 111111 one of the party carried s pistol ; thus armed they proceeded by • circuitous route to Mr. Arneil's house, and listing caused the door to be opened, six of them entered the boo* and effected We robbery, while one of the party (Stranger) sediaird out side, to keep watch. it - Mom Hasty deposed to a con thaw which he bad accidentally bad with Maxwell while a primerr with him in the same coil in Paisley gaol. Women had- told him of the rubbery, hilt slid nut say how aid when he had disposed of the articles rubbed. . • . catherioe. and Margaret, two younger sinters of Mim s SPWillianis, were also examined. The latter deposed that it was Grant and Dalin who called at their house a few days before the eubbery, and caused the sword to be fetched from her father's shop. lie ether respects,• her testimony, as far as it was pusitire, did nut vary mates tally from bee sister's. 1 he examination ut the witnesses occupied the Court a great length of time, all the wituesees not being so embible of spereb,and so quick of apprehension,as Miss oho seemed to be it-cognised by many iu Cuurt, and to be the subject of a pretty giorral whir pee. Tbc LORD ADVOCATE addressed the Jury fur the Prose. cation, and after serapilolaling the leading poiots of this evidence. contended that the crime of stoullirief was proves against the Paileis.• Mr. AI lidUrief, fur the Deft-ace, replied at some leugth, and with much ability argued that the only witnesses who brought bume tooy charge against his cheat were of a must impure description. •Of these witnesses, Margaret liiims, the youngest sister, was unquestionably ahe most relqwetable and credible, and he coati-soled that the variance between her testimony and her sisters' was ut au isopoctaut • natwie, as not only to I aralpste two .t the Panels GOOD being implicated in the charge, but to go far Iv duersedit the ea of !brothel %illnesses altogether. 111..Mecusio, on behalf of Hoseelly, followed, sod a shiest but peapiewuus whims cuadeoded, that the Jury weld pitinuesice ire other verdict but list of Nut Guilty with resin Ct to his client; at all recut', they could go au farther than find time libel hot proves. Papers purporting to be reotifientes as to the cherseter of some of the Pearls from perroug resitting in Glasgow were these offered in evidence, bat were out received as legal . testienouy, it not 'what she beet which ( - wild have been pro- CUM', the authors of theta brag alive, and ibis les appear thi - eusehrea to ' , peek to the chancier of the Panels. The Ipso JUSTSCe Um's, rimmed up the evillest. with great minutemen and care, sod charged the .Jury, if they - • were not @Misled HAI the etiieme gee= iAtiledlsa d had brae& the chows hot& %de MONISM ISt* Mail Dawn', they wield, a cow" Oew the Pow& the hawk of say do of which they ewletilillieff The nee sgeleet Dewily, he had as heekidio• le toying, was the weakest of the four. He hod from the Grit beets of °pitiless that the algae Aimed against the Pamela was steethrief ; whe ther Iberians were proved ere oat it was foe them to say; but the tame libelled, k wee imp ortant that they *Wald observe, was stouthrief. He thought it his duty to be pertieslse in itsresakag this upon thew snooties t as any dioagreemest as to the erime specified I. their verdict weight plass the Court ostler the weiremity of rescinding the trial. The lanrsoil Corset had eoderiveisred, with what object was olivioiss„ to discredit the evidence of the APWil liantes, sad had argued that Margaret, the youngest sister, was the most respectable of the three. This his Lord *hip did not kiimediately perceive. It was true, hlargaret differed from her slaters with respect to the men who irk called at her mother's house to imprint after the sword; but her evidence regarding the presence of all the Panels at the 14 , Williamies es the night of the rob bery, was by so mesas • eositrodictios of her sisters; fee she admitted that she was absent fur some time, during which she two Pawls, whom she did not am, might have bees present. He begged to reties to the Jury the reasons of the Court for ors admitting the papers offered relative to the characters of she Panels. They were at liberty, never theless. to Much what weight to them they thought proper; only they were not legal eviderce; aid be did maintem, that she piteous who wrote those paws, if they were good mad fair peruses, might to hair faced the Jury that day, and have spikes Mimi they have quilt,* Ile the Prisoners' beha'f. The Jury reeked abseil tees o'clock, sod remained absent shout a "meter of an hoar, wises they Mooted with • err. diet Indies the charge of sleuth/ice Pewees wisest Samuel M.swell sad Alesordee Homilies; sod 14•4 Peewee against Hobert Muir sod James Deeselly. And the Jary irani measly recommended Alexander Hamilton to Inevey. The Loss basics emiwit requested to be pet in pos. seeeion of IM gruseds on which the reeommeoriation of merry wish regard is oar of the Panels was founded. The Foreman of the Jury said, the Jury had out aster taiwed from the evidence that Hamilton took say active part its the robbery; and that if it bad not been for the slight eirestemOstiot corroboration of the Areeile, they wontelhave bees compelled to have found the charge against him Not proven. The Prisoner Maxwell, before the passing of judgment, addressed a confession be the Court, in which be said—" I now, standing before yeti my Judges, W' I, in all prolialpi • litp must speedily do be lies my heavenly Judge. unwilling that the ismeerot should Suffer with the guilty, and in or. der to ratifies your Lordships @gaited the like iu future, beg to request your Lordships' attention to what I hers now to say. lam guilty. I confess the crime; but there is not one wined of truth in the evidence by which I am convicted. All the witnesses, except the Armed, and William Lockheed, have pzrjured themselves; acrd I, for sue thing that is known to the Court to the eouteary, am innocent. The robbery was committed by isse sad four others; neither of the pri soners besides myself was concerned in it ; bud neither of us who committed the rubbery were in the 11PWillisins's Imam in um lives. The ill`Williases's and Delis koew no thing shoot the matter. Dulin was sent into Paisley gaol only as a spy, to gain information about the robbery, and thew to implicate area who were ionireent of it." He added that he hoped Hansiltoo i who was really innocent, wonlit out suffer, and that their Lordships weakl be merciful to them both, if any merry was is their power. Lord Succors thee rose; and shir commenting on the atrocity of the crime of stoutkrief, which was very properly visited with the last punishment by the law of Scotland, considered they had no alternative but to sentence the Pa. nets to be executed on Wednesday the 17th of January next, in Edisiburgh, et the place which the Magistrates appoint for commie retentions. Lord Msectowsens aim remarked on the heinous cha racter of the enamor moothrief, sod observed that if the inhabitants of the hower,whoire peace had hems disturbed by the Panels, bad bees popeyed and disposed to offer any re sisteace, in alt probability the bands of the Pavel* would lurches.' Mahood I. murder. He concurred is the sugges tion of his Lemorillbrother. The nn Amiss CLEAR, having cautioned the Panels Muir and Homely, the charge against whom the Jury had found " not proven," respectisig their future correlate', pro. eroded to pass the awful scrotum of Death un the Panels Maxwell and Hantillos. The recommetidation of merry with regard to the latter would beetrieisly made knowis to the proper quarter; bat in the mai of Miturrell he was sorry that be could discover nu extenuating circumstance. At the conclusion of this address the Prisoner, Hamilton, who appeared very much ■lfected by its delivery, broke out Into loud Ismentatione, which he continued to repeat dur ing the rest of the time he remained in Court. The Court was very crowded, and from the callosity excited by the tries of the unhappy men, was with difficulty cleared by eleven o'clock at night. < ~+ FIRE. 0. Saturday morning last, about four o'clock, an alarming sod must &Orwell', Are broke out in the stark-yard upon • farm occupied by Mr. Spurgin.at ll atfield Peverel, a ►hort diclauce (rum Wickham Mill., Ease". The sudden change from darkness to so penetrating • light, had the effect of instantly alarming the family and neighbourhood, so that iu • very short period. although at so early as hour, great ■umbers had •saembled. The Witham engine was procured, sad water being near at baud, much property was @matched from destruction, at the moment when there was the greatest canoe to apprehend that 18ot only the uearly a.ljoiningstacks and barn, bat even the dwelling-honer, would bare fallen a prey to the devouring ektmeut. The Are was, however, most miraculously airosted, after consuming tutu slacks ( three of hay and sue of eats), and also a calf van which stood sear by. warrant a suspicion that this fire was the effect of some fiend, sad that, from the part first ignited, the wretch who lent his heed to the hellish desigu, CUlliCllll. plated the &Wadies of the whole property, and 'hewed but little regard eves for the safety of the family, abuse escape might bate been attended with difficulty, Ind not the arm of Providence Isom most isonspicuously extended to its protection. At the time the Ore was first discovered, the tried blew ham the oast, and had it su continued, not a vestige of skirpro Id hive her saved bait at the very irritant the w' wa s to change to the south. west, which catableel s firmse presto' more effectually to use their laudable endeottotirs, and with the happiest effect. The ohmage has been eallalgthed at upwards of one hundred and Shy pounds. Noma enopirions are alive as to the character of the person who comoistted Nis wicked met ; bat it would be invidious to state is what class the suspected villain is thought to move. itevenge or profit, use or the other, must have hero his object—both have, however, been happily frus trated, as Mr. Spergio will not be a sufferer, liis prop rty being protected by the prudent caution of insurance. Some murmuring, we lave Oren reformed, was previowly user. heard among the laboisters, iu eons' (pence of a thrashiug maithioe being ased,opon the premises. Now as 10 these neaeldares, the labourer ought to recollect, that they were invented is a time of scarcity, and by their superiority over the flail, at that time, meth corn was obtained foam the straw, which bad otherways been thrown mat to lbeestile, and by , which the labourer profited in proportion to hie master, by the increase of that article of irecessity, et ahem it, was scarcely to be obtained for money ; and ea to the Kemal moment, the labourer cannot be ignorant of the neemsity of their use; fur, awing to the'blight, much :of the last mop also requires the assistance of the snachine. Mt spew et I* die*. the agricultosal lidsuarer most be con pierced, that he has no more right to object to machiurs thou the labouring manufacturer; and of the two classes, 'the latter has •certabily the preter i t cause to complain, he. rause his wages have hems so meet more redtired by it thins that amity other; Wand, .tiseessoods of the enanafartiorcrs are at this liw lalartoriog foe jbte and sesta shillings per week, moped up its dwellings where, is most instants, must • room contain a famil y. Let the agricultural la bourer, of this county is particular, compare his happy ' eitrialism with this distreseiag het true picture, end be will filed sepia ameemelasiosi ial the email share of dilieullies with 1 * whit*, hi reship, he has to omitted. *4, CIVIC PESrirk. [Eilract from the Warwick Paper.] The annual feast on the election of a gentleman to the office of MAyor in this Borough, took place on Tuesda►, when Kelynge Greenway, F.sq. and a great number of his friends And fellow-towns men (amounting , to nearly ISO) dined with I ' at the Court llouse. We noticed among the gueits, the Right Hon. the' Earl of Warwick. Recorder of the Borough, General Sir Charles Creville, Kid. M P. (who, we uuderstaerd, purposely came out of Somrrsershire to he present uu the occash.n), and Charlra Mills, M.P. Erin. The t.u•t• given from the Chnir were—. " The King'—" All ihr Royal l'uo.l)*'—'' Th. ,eavc"— " The Arsny''—% l The Recorder of the Rerouge—fLood applaxgr.) Hi. Lordship rose, sod returned thanks to the company for the honour they had done him in drink hig Isis health. Ile semis proud th it his conduct, as Recorder, hid been such as to merit their aptwn hthou : and he should he most happy, on s'l uccr sious, to promote the interests, of she borough to the utmost of Isis power. He logged leave in re turn to propose the heshh, of the Mayor, sod thstoks to him for giving •p his 'stumble time fur the good of the boronglke,—(c/seers.) " The Mayer ut Ifarrfrlt."—Tkee time them • . _ _ _ The MAYOR obsorred, he felt himself highly honoured bv theltand.nme and flatterin4 manner In which the Noble Earl had been pleased to propose his health ; and when he looked around, and saw the number, the re•pectubtlity, wild the honourable characters by whom lie wit• supported, lie was it it loss tor terms to express, or he wished, the strength of his feelings. He was aware, that lit. should la bour under many difficulties in succeeding a geol. tlettoun whose attainments so eminently qualified him to MI the situation. lie well knew he should fall short of his woithy predecessor iro his endeavours to serve them in the manna he could wu6 ; but he should feel moot happy if auy efforts of his should conduce to the interests of the borough. He begged leave to drink all their good healtlis.—((;reat ap plause.) " The Members of the County."—(Appiensse.) " The Members of the Buroogh."—( Loud chterini, with three times Mr** Sir C. Gitavit Ls returned thanks, sod assured them, as long as he had the honour of their ►upport, he should ever tanienvour to promote the welfsre mid interests of the Borough cheering.) Mr. MILL. also thanked them for haying drank his health ; and assured them. that he ever should continue to exert hiuisrlf in promoting the lumpi ness. the prosperity, owl the interests of the 80. foogli.—( Loud cheering.) " The Land Lieutenant of the Conoty."—fAppfanse.) " The !art of Warwick, and the ILhtia of the County." His Lordship in returning thanks. expressed great aatisfiction at the honour conferred on the re giment. and hoped it would ever be deserving of their •pprobrtiuo. " The Magistrates of doe County." " The Isle Lord Mayor, mod thanks to hint for his title.- tiun to the interests of the Borough during his Mayoralty." --;,Loud applause,and three times three.) Colonel STEWARD returned thanks, send ranges tulated the company, that the interests ad' the town had been placed in Audi able hoods. He thanked them for the assistance Ise had received from them out all occasions, and begged of them to accept his hest wishes in returis.—(tuad wad continued ap plause ) " Lord Middleton and his fox-hottnds.r " Lord Anion, aid success to tiV stew 'undevtaking.* " The Earl or Aylesford and the yeomanry!' The MAYOR, who is en officer in the regiment, mid, he was happy to find that the conduct of the W2rwicksl:ire einmanry had been inch as to merit the honour that had been conferred upon them. He hoped and misted they would sissy's be found to act with the- fortitude of Eliglishanesi, and with the temper and firmness of men, in any service they might be called on to prawns. '''• Colonel STEWARD unit Mr. G. C. GREENWAT returned thanks. The I utter Gentlemlit observed, be hoptd he should have the pleasure to meet the present company annually, lur many years to come. lie would not keep them from the enjoyment of the dieerful glass by a long speech, but for the honour they load bestvwed upon I ttttt . be begged leave to return them his sincere thanks.— (Very great cheering.) " The Countess of Warwiek."—(Loud appients•,) " The health of our Isle %leather, Sir Charles Blordannt, and better health to Isius."..(Groat applause ) NAVAL IhTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOVTIII, DROSIIIIIIIR 14. Arrive(like Recovery, Putberby, Gent Hatairia; Louisa, Walker; and Helena, Ocriis, (rum London. Put back tlw Zephyr, Cox, with lose of sails. Seats! the Westmorland. Pohl's, fur New South Wales; sad Lomita', Walker, for Grtuada. FALMOUTH, DIICUIRSI M. Arrived the &nitwit.e parker, with mails from the Islairds; sailed from St.lliumas's 10th November; and (HUT, llama ways, from Cadiz. The following packets are now in the roads wincLborand Simmer, for Linkman ; Blucher, for the Mediterranean; Lady Wellington, fur" Am-rice; !cotton, fur Jamaica; and klau. cheater, fur the Brazils. Arrived the Thomas and Hannah, Bence, from Exeter ; she has slipt her slather and cable in cusurreptruce saber vriedlaas uparttusg. The aueltu► sad cable have since been picked up. cows's, DECIIMCIEII 14. Arrived the Jame, Christie, (ruin London, to take troops to Jamaica. DEM., WICIIMMER 14. Put hark the Celine and 51ar1, by Hull, and has vile r0m. , 1 the South Forrlatiti. Pawl( d by the Lively, Mitchell, fluor New Providence Ihr Raniagate Harbour. 111119111111111, DEC/VIZA 14. Arrieeti the Ocraa,llitigtiv, fruits fteaghal ix Lionatisi, much dsinsigeil, haring heel, iiit shunt on the Spsaisrd Semi, :tail has four feet water in her !split ; sal the Gosfortb, Adam+, from London fur Newcastle, with lusa of as &ocher. PRICE or 'roc Bank Stock .... 44311 3 per Ct. Red. 692f151 3i per Cent. 784 t 4 per Cents ...87:4 13k. L An. IS 17 15• lb NI YESTERDAY.. Imp. 3 per Ct. An..67i lo.li• Bonds.. es g 6 pr. Es. Bills. g..pnr. e Lottery Tickets 1111. So. Cons. for Ace... Milt f e w - - i * MJRKI rs. COlll4 EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MUMMA 13. We bed a lama .apply of Badly Ibis day frogs Saffaik, the chief part of which was of isiferiur quality, and couNs not be got off, althansels offered at a redactitia of tense la to 4s, per quarter, and even the finest sample. were heat, sale at an atistrascsit of Is. per quarter. Fine WWII sup ports Moslay's price., but there was scarcely any demand for she inferior qualities. Oats are Is. per quarter chetpri, having a consistrrable quantity fresh in this day. In Stoma and Pease there is no alsavasion. UXBRIDGE. Cora Inspector's Return, TUVRODAY, Dreamt,* 14 Wheat, per load III —a t• IN lls Barley, per quarter 24• —of to 474 Oats lYa —4 to the —d Beam 2Q• --d to 42s —d Prase NEWIII'ItI', REIMS, Dtcrstosit 14 Meat 40e to 67s I Onto r to 22s Rye • to —.B I Wien. 31• to 4.: v parley 204 In '144 I Pram. 3os to :lb' &viol, per gallon, Is 4d. to L. J H P.M EL II EM NI Wheat, per Id. (five bushel.) . _ 'EAU, llitinixtit 14. ib.st. 20. ou 43e I Beaus New ditto —l 10 —a —.41 10 -• Barley, per year 2l. to 281 I Prase DEVIZES, DECCWIttII 14 ...liiiperlor% Return. B , sl Wheat 11111 04 ta 31. pi, ,Its 224 nd a 30a (14 UM ley ... . 25a thl a 24 (NI I ems I,lBt %chi of Wheat, soM Ili Illw sprang, .4 2b. 111 d. -- _ SMITHFIELD XIARKET, FRIIIII4, Danvmmittt 15. There way ■ great %apply of beam, at market Ibis 'worn. ing, a slumber being WI over from Monday; Irmo, cattle welt rasher higher to rico, hot the inferior qualitim w►re lower. I. Hay,Stratr, and Clover, Mime isve lama to., NE%VGATE AND LEA DENHAM:MARKETS. tb. Cartons ) peer 3• 0.1 t., 44 OA 1 Veal 34 OA It. 5* W 4 Molina.. 34 04 to 34 104 Pork.... 34 04 fro 41 CO.ll. 31 ARK ET, Ilicemsat Ships at Market. Ships sold. Mice. /Oki Newcastle 27i Sootlcrlaotl 171 [From the "London New Price Carrreef."l FRIDAY. DICEIkIDIR 15. CoTTON.—TII. Cotton market continues eseeeding'? beery, there appears tin request whatever, eaript for expor tell*, ; the purchases fur the week fettling , yesterday only or3to/ bogs Pernairsbaco, taken in hand, 11: 1 ,4. a 13.1. fur immediate shipment to Frame The occultists fun. Liverpool this morniug stair the market to be eithont brisk. new ; the purchases mete inconsiderable, sail stsli at r•ty reduced prices. SIJOAR —The anxiety of ilte importers of Musetivasles to effect sales, in entiorrinetice of the great rmilyree ansongs4 the merchants, has is, some measure subsided. The porehase• thus week are inconsiderable, sod no alteration in she price. can he misted. Two public sales were bronchi forward ou Tuesday, consigt ins of 11 srbadiu • anti Tortola Sugars; hot is went off with spi. it, and the fin , - qu4lit it-. were about es. p. 1 . rust. higher thou could be obtained by privnle contract. The Refined market has here deprestrrA, owlarg to some of the kolders'evincisig a great disposition to sell fur money, the purchases mode ssistkr these terms were Is. a 'is. under the market prices, auil generally the soles tirade this week on the usual credit were •t price. shout 1.. lower. 311olnomes are •lso purchased at • reduction or Is. • 2..-1 7 .1sporied last week : Shig&e. Amble. To Hatebortb... 9.307 Mr rtastean 19.754 1150 Leland Trott £ 31,t96 850• Cornet.—Tbrre has hero a great 'eduction in the prices of Coffee this week. Far I.ollll` time past the priers or Coffer bare been iitria4l, as fin re were no itkyese bet at a coos'. derable reduciiou, and "he holders irox Id not give way fill this week. At a public wile 14( Sil..Dainingo, for quality was sold entensirely 1 Mo. 8.1. a 1181. good 117 s Rd. mud 118 s.; fine ordinary Jawsaira foxy with colos., foiond sin Im)ers at 112 s. good ordinary, being much wanted for lb Armee cormanip lion, sold as high rates, 116. a 120 , . ; middling Dutch, 128; ; good middling, 1324. The robic sale this forenoon roll. titled of Jamaica and Demerara dcaer 'tiling', 112 ea.ks 101) bags ; the whole sold freely, much abont the viten of yesterday, good ordina.y J•rustess 1174. 'ordinary dingy colour 11Sa. Bd. ordinary middling 1231. 841.; middling Demerara 1284. 6d. ; good Brnril toes wilts few 'Acre, and was ail taken in at 1 lies. and 1184.84. Generally the Coln.. market may he staled 4s. a Os. lower than lb/ nominal goo 1111011S of la•t week. ERVIT.—The arrivals of every eetirriptian this week bete been very considerable, sad tie rpisiitity imported this season far racer oh the present demand, which is very great ; the importers, however, appear Busiest to effect islet , bet the trade in gesieral are slot &you it to lay in larger suppbs• than will meet their immediate demand+. Two eargoes ei ne+ Currant. have leen sold, o+e from 7.ante at Wet., ths other from Patens at 107 t ii. Litter parte' is very kite. Turkey Fig■ continue a dolt roi le, and generelly t►egnality, titan the present period, it of a very superior description. RUM, BRANDY, end lIOLLANDB.—The Rum market too thier' dull, the fry/ piuclisses wade since our last consist of swisll parcels show; Jamaican, winch were mld about Id. per pilots lower: in the other descriptions and in Letwarils there have bets tau porchasia reported. Several salve of Brandy were reported fur money at low reLeii, 3a. 34. stilt 36.4 d.; the market has since recovered, and may t•.e stated 38.64. and 3s. 74. for good Cogasc. In Geneva there is Po alieratior. TALLOW.—There is sow improves's...lH in she demand and in she primmer Foreign Tailing. l'he lose astir! in tu.dsy quoted Us. *thick is 6J. ►igher than the pricellinc week. COVRSE EXCHANI; Amsterdam •1-2 Ditto at right ll 4 Rotterdam .... 2 V l2 ti taisav, Decimate 1%. Venice Malta w Nnpies Antwerp... il' 9 Palennu .... pet oz. 115 Hanabargla ....211 IT 37 g Li s b o a A1t004........21 U. 37 9 ()porta Paris 3 shaea sight.. 2S 70 :tio Janeiro DM. ..... ....2 U. 28 0 ( Bahia Boardroom — .. 26 U I Dublin ..• • • 7e Frankfort on the Cork Maim Ex. M..... 1543 Av., of Bank um Vienna effective 2 N 1 10 14 Milan!! Trieste.....lo lO 14 OVLLION . Madrid ...... Cadiz ........ 3I Coin, per u 0 ....0 0 0 Bilboa 3ll_ Fr --tign Gold iit Await, Berretta's.... . 35 Bats 3 17 10! Seville 36 New Dumbloou. ..3 IS o' Gibraltar lAAiwa 4 47 i Silver la Bars ....4 4 I 1 i Gesso ' 44 i BIRTH. Os Wiay, December 3, at Nurmantua Hall, Leicester shire, the Lady of Sir Wi:toughhy W. Dmie, Ban. of a daegtiser. DEATH. On the 331 h imstairt, as Briichtun, after the delivery of a Mill-bora sou, %plus Mary, ads of tbe Bay. Thomas Folk., of Upper Balter-streea. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Memoirs • after 11. F.retriag 33 after 11. Printed and roblishrrl at Tim Boman Pans and Too Gum Mar, no. 117, Strand, by C. CORNWELL, of Ile afraid. f 1 t" I (. ~~` t