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- gay that he ihmehiiiir. dew his ditty is a gamely ~am sttdk gilik as feeling if tiostslity to the Loomed Joidge. ,‘.lOO .r • Mr. Justice Bust said boo umhobbe Igoe oast to Jetty the right .1 the bee to euumber freely sod fear. I.aely the 4.-ooduct of any Jeep, ,bot be thought that privilege. like-the freedoebultbe men, should be exercised •ith reopect esti.elloarrone sod he thisaght the Court ought not to be ad dressed in language which one Gentleman would net receive frau) anther. That was all the observetion he bad to make on what the Court bad heard that day. BLACKSURIII disclaimed any intentiou of gte. ing offence to the Learned Judge; if he had uuceis; ciously done it, he was extremely sorry for it. THE ZINO v. WOObs. The Defendauts were convicted at the Hereford A seises, of having written an insulting letter to Mr. NVo!ker. with inteution to provoke • Challenge. The Defendants had sled Added. in mitigation of punishment. Mr. ScAaLtrr now had dffidirrits in reply, which be Would, with the permission of the Court, pet in. Mr.•Goubsuatit said it might 'perhaps prevent the necessity of any further proceerlits;, when he declared that he had the authority of the Iwo De. fendants to express their contrition fur the condutit which they had pursued towards Mr. Walker. which had arisen *altogether flout misunderstand. ing. As Mr. Walker's motives for the present lerneeeding were of the most horsourahle being only to pro'ect himself from insult, he had tio doubt the apology he now tussle would be sa tisfactory to him. kir. SCA at. Err said, he feared it would appear from Mr. Walker's affidavit that the Defertdanis lied Iwrn guilty of a contempt of Court in the aiffi. -davits they had tiled, with au intentness of deceiving the Court. The Leal) Caller JUITIct recommended that tie parties should go before the Master. Mr. Gott Hittite said he lead no instructions. ,Ir. Justice BAYLCY suargested. that Mr. Guil t/atria should exercise his discretion in acceding to the Course recfignmeestiitiov. Mr. SCARLETT said, that aliliongh Mr. Walker haft beets most rudely attacked, yet as he had no W11 , 011;11 rancour to gratify, he would accede to it MI his pars. Mr. Gov:minx said, that one of his clients was iii the situal s sot' a Lieuretiout of Dragoons on bull-pay, and the reference to the Master, as the proceeding hail been by criminal Information, unit be tuitions to him. The Loin CHIK? A.iTICE—" It bed then bet to r stand over fur a day or two." THE KING 13. CHAPMAN. Mr. SCARLUIT moved the judgment of the Cou►t on Ow Ucfrndaul, who had been tried before Mr. Justice at Lancaster, and found guilty of I•ublishiug a 'Owl of and concerning the atintliiisi stration of justice at Nfaischrster, and reilecting on Vie conduct of the Magistrates there. The libel svaii published in The Manchester Obverver, and cun•i•ted of observations on a iiial which took place at the Quarter Sessions at Manchester. Several affidavits *toe put in and read on the part of the Defend int. Ills own affidavit stated, that he had lent the former Proprietor and Editor of the Paper 1501., fur which, us a security. the ..iiil Proprietor. Mark Writdrll, transferred to the Defendant's name the property in the said Paper, bat that in fact lie W.lll Oli:y a mort gagee on it, the said %Vardell continuing to act s Editor ; and that he had no knowledge of the publication of the libel iii question, till he was waited on by the agent fur the prosecution to knots the name of the writer, which lie afterwards offered to give op on condition that the prosecution against himself should be suspended. The affidavit fur ther stated. that Defendant had been put to gnat expense in attending thi• Court in Easter Term to -receive judgment, and been confined since June 'lest in Lancaster Castle, and treated with great severity there. Mr. Hove addressed the Court in mitigation of punishment. He dwelt upon the fact stated in the Defendant's affidavit, that he was ignorant of the publication of the libel, being only nominally the proprietor of the paper iu winds it was publiahed. He reminded their Lord.hips that they bad slwugs distinguished between the case of political writrrs who wilfully and knowingly offend, and those per sons who, by construction of law, were rendered liable. Mr. SCARLET/ addressed the Court iu aggrava tion of punishment, and insisted principally on the Defendant basing gone d.iwu to trial, where he was defended by Learned Counsel, yet at the time nothing wassaid about his being only the mortgagee, and not the proprietor of the paper iu *hien the libel was published. The Defendant then offered to address the Court. The Loan Curse Jurrice said the Coutt would hear him, though it was irregular. The Defendant mid, be hail been defended by Cognisel at the persuasion of his f,ienda. He as sured the Court that he had been most crtirlly op pressed, sad cared not what became of hien. lie bad done hie duty as a periebiosier.a tradesman, and an Englishmen. If he survived the imprisonment he was now to have, lie should• consider it his duty to barrow in the earth by day, and wait by night to be revenged on his lippreeron. He was persuaded that if he bed oat done hie duty as a Police t:ossi window?. and thereby offended the Borouglireeve. the present action would not have been commenced. Them eircumetaares be bad been presented slating in his affidavit. The Loau Cuizi JUITICZ—" Yon bate put in •&davits. aud stabil what you choosy. It waw hro b■bly matter of di•cretiou to ousittiug what yuu now state." Mr. Ju s tice BAT LIT-" Weals only act on the affidavit •s it is before us.". The Defeudunt sdid he might just as well hav e le en brought up hut Teem as twee wen incarcerated fur live menthe se he had been. Mr. Jounce BATLLT, iss passing sentence, ob served, that if the Defrodast, she. applied to, bad given ap the name of the author without istirsept. nig so make coodittoos„ he would probably not kite bo.n proceeded spits*. Ter Defendant shoved a disposition again to addrebs Ilse Court. LORD ClllElrJusesee..." You }hive sifted,' uaidoed a d tEcult melt epee tbe Court—to hart irhat pee hove jowl 'WI. De set ; imam that rifcult! by sayiegg rag Wag rasee." Mr. Jamie, BAUM thou said. the Coed- ta. jag into is coosideraties all doe eireeneteoesto artgeoerd hira to he tot prkeued is the Hesse of Correctioa. Cold B.t for two o.Mbr, end thea to And awoke for bin good bebwrioar for three yowl. himself is tool. sod two sereties in 101. each. INSOLVENT DEBTIlla' 'COMM Virreiresay, NOVEIMINIK ft. Lieutenant-Colonel Gibron. of the Fast India 'Ciiimpeny's service. was opposed by Mr. Hartley, a creditor, but was discharged on au undertaking to psy the debt' due to the latter by instalments of too/. a Tear. PULIC H. DOW orange. noises Mims sod Ale Zee saderwest s wood roe. reintroto, clamed wish bevies towhee ore and robbed the Armee of Ore Goatees Dowager De Clifford, is Downey grove, roddiagtoo....Tbe Prisoorts were again reowldrd. MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY. A dresaimr.case anstaioing property to the assoinet about 60f. with various %tamable trinkets, was some time ago stoles from the 'porkier is the boom of Lord Williams Fits. rev. It was immediately missed by his Lordship, who gave habituation at the above twice, hot all esertiows to recover it, or to discover the thief, peeves! abortive. It was, how. ever, at length recovered seder the fallowing cockpits cir cumstances:— A coantryscsa, in ihe employmeat of Mr. Pewee, farmer, of P:reldineton, as seas his own, COMPS after Ida day's wort, west to a bash in • •rW to emitted his fork iced showel, is el ' _ which be diatemeed a dressiss-ewe mcattakel sod 'carefully tied op is a toodkereftlef and hams rupee; thist le's be belt a prise be Mot it to Mr. Shory, • Gentleman, in Chancery-lane, to whom he related the circumstance of 'ladies it. Mr. Slimy, missions to diseover the owner, sorer. tweed from a Profeame of Heraldry shot she property be longed so Lord Fitsroy, in consequence of she family cent. It was instantly made known to his Lordship, whom forward ed a kiter to she office 'Neatening the affair. The 'Atm is .till involved in great mystery, an clue whatever being 'traced to lead to the discovery of the °reader. THR CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON. Tt was expected that John Palls, the INS charged with being eoneeraed in she Cato-street torsopirsey, would have orolergoise exantissasioa as Moaday before the Cabinet Council, and the officers who apprelseaded hint were in wait ing the whole of that day for directions to convey hiss to the Seeretaty of Stases Oitce. bat it was at length ordered that be should frauds, In the House of 'Correction until Saturday nets, • I.ess he will certainly he committed. _ _ . _ _ On the arrival of this wretched non at the Honer of Cor rection ou Friday oiled be bemuse dreadfully agitated, mad trembled an much as to he scarcely able to Mand. Hi. war iil.icr(l in are of the " stale apartmests," sod provided with every accommodation that the assure of his situation would admit. He was stripped and his clothes minutely tworebed, ►ut ao offensive weapon, or document of any constqueree was found. lie is not watched constantly, as hi■ rapport(' colleagues Thistlewood mid others were, but is triode.' at intervals. He appeared in a very w►etched 'stale of mind. His mother, as aged, distressed woman, was in waiting on Monday, in Ilse hope of wring her Imo, sad she applied to the Magian'''. at Ilow•strset for as order to visit him he prison, but we are aot acquainted with the result of her ap plication. Paha was formerly a man of very industrious h.bits, and at our tine suppoited kis mother sad a family entirely by bit own labour. He is by trade a chair•maker. CAMBRIDGE, Novusata 20. The subject of the Norrisian Prise Essay fir the present year is. The Connexion Woven the Jewish and Christian Diepensolions. The sabieet Gir the Chincellor's Third Gold Medal for the best composition in English verse, is" Ereninp." The N. v. Thorns Musgrave, M.A. Felton' of Trinity College, hail been appointed, by the Archbishop of York, Lord Almoner ' s Reader and Professor of Arabic iu this t STEEPLE CIIASF. One of these adventurous exploits, for a bet of 100 guinea., took place on Monday, between Captain Thomp. son, an intrepid fox-hunter. and a Mr. Wedderburo, tele. braied as • bold iiJer. The ground over which the race look place was f,om Mr. Cooper's manor, at Halesgrove, near Hatfield, to Ash Green, a distance of about 15 as a bird would fly. There were more than a donee of leaps to reach the destined spot, and many persons interested in betting went out as guide-8. The Captain Souk the lead upon his pry mare, Amelia, followed closely by Mr. M'edderburn, upon hie horse, Baser, but they parted after crossing a field, and skirled • wood at different angles when they lust each other, preceded and followed by their partisans. The mare tome refused a leap at a dutch of twelve fret, and was thrown out nearly a mile, but she clear. ed all her standing leaps. Borer fell iu leaping a fence, but horse and rider were soon right again. The field where the race ended commanded a good view of the last mile. and Mr. We,Wrtbuit was first seen in &straight direction, and the Captain direct'', after, hush making full play, but the Cap. taiii lost it by four minutes. The ground was done iu 00e hour and twelve minutes. CORONER'S INQULST. The ailiworned Inquest on Ann Battling was held last Mght. Surgeon Phillips, of Pall-mall, bad opened the body. The viscera appealed in a healthy state; observed no internal marks of violence; thinks the dtctsted died of de. batty from natural causes. Swrgeonflips, of Mary le bosie.sun of the former witness, vomit:ell the body: the aboulder and breast on the left side were bruised, and the beck bone had the appearance of having been flogged. This maniination took place on the first of November; was pre mised at the opeuiug of the body; noticed • gangrene on the hip; did not consider the death connected with the bruises. The lioapital Apothecary attributed the death to erysipelas. John Pratt, Surgeon, of Dorset -sired, corroborated the above witsesares. Verdict—Died of dietate. THE ARIIV.--The six troops of the 4th light dragoons which have hien stationed in the vicinity of do- metropolis. pending the proceedings against the QuEEn. wi•l return this day ('Tuesday. the %fist instant) to join the remainder of the regiment in barracks in this city (Canterbury). The 7lst light infantry is slow expected to occupy the infantry buttocks no this city.—(Kentish • Oa Sunday night 14st the house or the Earl of Seymour•pluce, Curztot-street, May. lair, was robbed of property to a considerable amount. The robbers contrived to enter the back way throsigh the loars.ets-roora. by means of pick lock keys; they ',morselled to the parlour, and cur ried aft• a package of salusble ►ilver plate which %vas about to be ►eat nth, the country. Prior to the rubbery a hotortous housebreuker s as obse►ved lurk. log shout the pteurises, and there is little doubt but Ice ars the person who committed the robbery. REJOICINGS IN;.rtie COUNTRY. [nom ova Ltvimatrot., •ovitmeth 20. The splendid poseessiso hs Ammer of the Queen's triumph,. which had been in preparatiow foe shoot days, took place this dry, and never did the oldest inhabitant of Liverpool before witness !web • mop wiliceet sod heort.cisuering spectacle. The "Ask population of this treat tows, were in motion from daylight. The procession was composed art levet 6t5,000 persons, with blowers, music, fte.awd sided by all the lustre that rank and beauty could aigod. All political animosities seemed entirely buried and superseded by • general feeling of sympathy and delight. The procession commenced at eleven o'clock and closed abort dark. The appearance of the fe males was particularly interesting — " Joy sparkled in every eye." Each of the Fronde Clubs was pre ceded by • banner ; that of the Pitt-street Club was chaste, and peculiarly emblematic of the great OC• canon for whirls the insole of Liverpool assembled. At the close of the procession the whole funned in Clayton-square, and " God save the Clowns" was sung by the immense multitude, the words having beeu distributed some days before. STROUD. NOVEMBER 18. lii proportion to the past experience of the per. tinscity of his Majesty's Ministers, in measures hostile to the liberties and happiness of the people of England. was the joy felt by the inhabitants of Stroud and its neighbourhood. no bearing of the abandonment of the Bill of Pains and Penalties against the Queen; and every !towable denionstra. lion of gladness followed the announcement of this happy intelligence. The closing speech of th e Earl of Liverpool was a fine, though reluctant, homage to the general expression of public opinion on the 'odious persecuf of the Illustrious Caro line and in no part of England bud that expyes. Arm been more general or intense than in this town and populous district. Every day since the iitfor ruat' of the defeat of the foul conspiracy arrived, our bells have rung the merry peal. and the entire week has been devoted to high festivity. On Tues. dry evening the town and vicinity were brilliantly illuminated. • band of music paraded the streets, and the lights from the cottages, by which the surrounding hills are studded, exhibited a scene strikingly beautiful. A fine ox, intended to regale the poor, was led through the town, decorated with laurel and ribbands, bearing appropriate inserip. lions, nod • large g►eew bug, the symbol of Allots. terial abasement, was suspended at the tail of the ox; when, from the pelting, of the populace, its outside boon became a striking emblem of the la bours of the disgracefnl Milan Commission. IVednesdry was occupied in preparing for the feast intended for the poor ou the following day ; and on Thursday the ox and four sheep were distributed, with four hogsheads of st g beer, to the great sa. tisfaction of the poor inhabitants. by whom the dity will be long remembered. On Saturday • nume rous and respectable party of gentlemen partook of an excellent dinner at the George Hotel, which did great credit to Mrs. Pearce's taste and liberality. MONMOUTU. We mentioned in our last Journal tI a enthu siastic joy with which the news of the rejection of the Bill against hes Majesty was !Weal/ell in this WWI], on Saturday ; and which was further celebrat ed by a general illumination on Wednesday. even ing last. Our victories by sea or land were never more cordially hailed ; because this was a triumph at home gained over perjury, Irani', and every base and malignant passion with which unprincipled foreigners bail conspired to take away the life of the first temsle in these United Kingil . At the close of the evening, the Town-Hall beamed forth in the majesty of day; which was further heighten ed by the brilliancy of the extended front of the king's Head Inn, awl the houses in lore with it, at the west end of the hall, and which was again met, in front, by the generous spirit of every inha bitant in Agincourt-square. It spread from soul to soul, among the trading classes in every street, each vying with his neighbours who should most add his efforts to " eclipse the day." Nit - . Gough, in Isis Sepulchral Monuments of Great Britain, speaking of " the Fifth Harry." says, " Henry bore for his standard, at the battle of Agincourt, a crescent, bright burning;" which induced the in habitants to add a lighted fl ruibeau to the trun cheon which his statue holds in his hand, in Gont of the Town-hall ; but this effect was overpowered by the bonfire light in the square, made up with faggots, sugar-hog►hearl., and tar-barrel-, to a considerable height. and, when set on hie, dis pensed a blaze rising to the summit of the bail& ing. which was cheered by long and bond litiZZOo, while the bells of the church added their merry peals to the acclamations of the surrounding mul titude. . AIIERGAVENNY. The illumination at Abergsvenny, 011 Wednes day last, was brilliant and ,grilenal, with one excep tion only ; and although a mod, 'larger munber of Iter•ows assembled thart.win ever known 011 any for. mer occasion, the whole went off very peaceably. The effigies of Majocchi, Madame Demon!, mud Barbara Kress, were extremely well 'nide; and having been carried about for a length of time, were hung upon a gallows nearly twelve feet high, and burnt. GitttitNOCK. NOVEMICR 17. Last night, following the example of Glasgow, this town was aluiost universolly ellignitisied. No magisterial edict, either of command or 141)1dd/tire, way issued—the public were left to act tlity thought fit—but a general understanding prevailing throughout the earlier part of the day. that some thing of the kind would take place, those who dif fered in opinion from the Illuntimati, regarding the conduct of her Slajesty, readily and good-humour edly gave way to the popular feeling. and the light ing up wa►, a• we have already stated, nearly unatiiinous. Though the evening was somewhat wet, crowds paraded the greets to view the dazzling scene; and, although little else than a tasteful dis play of lights any where appeared, every one ►eeto ed to enjoy it heartily. As usual. on ouch occa sions, the mobility exhibited a practical proof of their love and loyalty, by making a bonfire of all old boat, on which they hind laid their unlicensed hand, and dragging it in a blazing state along the streets until they arrived at the square, where it was array. Tail key, MARKETS. Ctn. the N Leal me three elite Price Correa," of Twoolay, November 41, 1111110 ) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Coe►►R.—The Daly public sales brought forward sister ear last were on Wedsunwlay, when about 3410 tasks of Js. mates were put op; the Arse sate wens utr at tinker liiwer prices, but at the other sales the priors rrewverell, and the (unser rates were paid. The market Ass harm •ery quiet sire, the sales, there having brew lillk inquiry ezeept face Dutch. The shirk a W. I. co th. is sow 1,943 time, brims 1131 less thaw at this tithe lust gear, regret prices Is. per cwt. higher. B. P. Anoast.—Good and strong qualities have bees is fair Armand, and ►ase fully supported uor former groin. lions; the ordinary qualities have in ionise instmeres here sold loser, but nut generally. A public sale on Wednesday 444113 casks of 21. Loess and Trinidad went off steadily, the foresee al frail 16s. LI. for vs. y low brows, to 806. Ad. fur low middling, and the forums at he.. fee known The Stock of It. P. Bogor is sow 8.9115 casks less than less year's at this time; propene prices the same as lost year's per Garelle The di enamel fur Nina is mail brisk. bait prices ar• fully supported. The wrong Meek of Rum is 29,082 iiiinclwons, soil prier of proofs Is. Id. per gallon. Stuck last year same dot.•. rl,ltl I plestebeems, end rite of proofs Is. 3d. per cellos. be ot►er articles of Weal India Produce there is no alters. lien. 41)AL MARKET, Novrasura. 22. Ships al Market. kltips sold. Price . Si Newcastle 1 S Suadeelard ....... I desk reineet ts abr. Soso amfere dletir asto: bewwwwwwfspiriuw• dos lift 04. bed Orgeledieo were displayed, bat e spew the whale, wino we look to thy dirwderly peetweskags fikewhete as this twee- d*, we hove risen ter tesigratelate oorsetves that es few sod ettiskpirtealt breaches of the peace ac- rifted atioasigot us. 'Setae time before midnight the gay speetaele was nirabered among the things that wive, and "a deathlike 'deuce end a dread repose" had seetteeded to the glare and the noire of the t give eveaing. The avecial constable. were in array during the night, for the preservation of trim. qaillity. SOUTII AMERICAN PIIODUCE. The COTTean market einitimees very dull, the iraisosetionie by private heing exiremely limited; there were above 500 Malinke sad 500 West India offered at public ask kat week, the former soil part of the lacer writ lakes in fur eiast of barren, and those 'add, were at a decline of atom til per lb• from the previous currency; part of the Madras sod some of Ike West India were afterwards taken at this reduerd rate. The sales of tier week are, duty paid, 50 Venoms. bunco, fair to good laid. • 14(1.; 40 Lac and her. bier, ordinary to middling 101.1. • 10 . 1 d.; 230 Jamaica soil 1114“;miug.0, ordinary to mi.hllivg litd. • o=d ; fair to good 104. a 100.; in bond, 300 Surat, ordinary to naiddliog (ltd.; fair to good ltd. ; 150 Seagal, middling 6.1 ; 200 Madras, fair 61.1.; total 970 bags. The impart is 22 bags Smyrna. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, Naysisae le, 1820. . - The Corms market has continued mace our last in the same flat Plate as then noticed, and has closed at a (wilier decline of Id. per lb. un Bowed+ and Oriente., and 1.1. per lb. on Brazils. la the early part of the week the isle. were very limited, but we have lout a heiter inquiry during the lasi few days for Bowed. and 31araubame, in cumwquence of the reduced prices, and the sales of the wick amount to 5,200 begs : Bowed. heatable' at 94. for orilimary,69 a 104. middling to fair, 104.1. a 1041, good fair, 104.1. a 11.1. fur good, and Mannheim* of pretty good quality at 1244. The sa l es ... D avid of 9,250 Bowed. at 91. a 12.1., saiirflv at 89. a 104.; 260 Oilcans et IOJ. • 12J. ; 150 esinemees at 91J. a 10111 ; 50 Sea Islande at Hid. a 2.. 4.1., 351 stained at um. •25 Perisaios at 1344. 14 1 .4 ; 190 Bahia% at 1214 a 1 34.; ' 1,100 Nlaranhatus al 121.1. a 13J., of •hieli 940 were at 1214.; 100 Mina Ceraes at 1044.• 10:4; 50 Demeraras at 111 d. a 1344. ; 29118 u rats at 71.1 a 914. per lb. The import this week is 1,660 bags, via. 539 bap U. S. ; 1,321 Braid. The Sugar market lam continued extremely slat, nod has closed at a further decline of Is. a Is. 6.1. pet rot.; 1,000 Mids, were brunght to public sales, consisting chiefly of Demerara awl Jamaica, of which good brown went tar at 595. a Mts. saint middling at 60., a 655.; nearly the whole were sold; in Foreigo and East India we have had Nothing dune. Demerara Molasims have sold at 255. 61. a 26.. 9.1. The Coffee mark. t remains without alteration, and the may biotin. is. Anne i. confined to a few small lot. taken by the zruc ri, viz. Jamaica ordivary at 123.. pale Dutch at 125.. a 1275. autl fair aniJilliug at 1375. Fur Illrazil Cocoa we have still some inquiry, mud 400 bags of fair quality have been disposed al 50.1. Fur Rice we hare a very limited demand, and of 300 Imre. Carolina oil - vied at •uctiusa yesterilly only 60 fussed toyer* at 168.6 d. a 17.. fur fair, •uil 19.. Oil. for good quality. We have had rattier muse mossy for Leeward Island Rum, mail Omni 250 puncheons have sold at Is. 91. for common C. P 2. 61.4. for Demerara Si 0. P. and 2.. 8.1. a 24 9.1. fur 26 and 25 O. P. io Jamaica Nothing has beets dour. Dyewmuls rens:bin without alteration. About 4,500 R. A. Rides have brought $4.1. for middling and light to 101.1. for yrime. The Tobacco Market contooli• in PM inactive slate, no sales worthy of notice havisic been made during the wet k. The Jens/sod for Wheat since our last, ibtough Dot Iwi.k. 115,s been steady; Irish Wheats may he quoted at • decline of to 3d. per Bushel; Enclibh remittals without any material v•riatiuit. Oats rontinue in fair demand, an.l our gi0..13- 114.631• re nearly maintained. For American mew Floor bond, lb. re his been more hut generally as lower rat.. than the holders are inclined to take; some sales hair been made of New York at 225. and Philadelphia at 235. 6.1. per barrel. About 60 Mids. of ordinary New Viols Bark base been disposed of at 138. pis" cot. Fur Sliumac the demand costumes steady, znull Sicily Wings 245. and Malaga 255. pre cwt. The public sales of Ea.' bolls ludv., brought forward yesterday, were wall at. tendril ; middlitig to good consuming qualities wrut oil steadily at an improvement of 2,1. to 3.1. per lb. un the prices pod for similar ilescriptitms at the sale to Septentl.et ; the prices weir from 44.9,1. to 6s. Id. per lb. Of Goo b.g. and hales of Munjret offered by auction yeatemdity. may Iwo lots were sold, at 311.. per cwt. for good quality, time remainder being withdrawn fur wvu► of bidders. A small lot of East India Madder Root% brought 39.. per eat. Two public sales of Yukon.. have beets attempted this weak, but only sense small lots of good quality have been 'hammed of at 171. per ton. There Itaa loess more inquiry for Sicily Brimstone, and 311 tons of good quality have beeu disposed of at 231. 3a. per ton. At the public sale of East India Drugs, &c. yesterday, 140 big. of Tura int tic were sold at Its.; 10 box., Assisi...4ls at 50..; 10 boxes Shell Lie at 455.; and 5 cheats of inferior Gum Arabic at 1;7.. 6,1. to 1314. per eat. Of the Goon A - only 4 chests sold at 40s. to SI. and 67.. St per cwt. The Lac Dye, Seed Lac, Galant* Rout, and the remaioder of the Gum Astimi, were ait iltlilWll for the want of bidders. Time Tallowonarket remains estaemely dull, und the prices still drooping. FOREIGN Faurr.—There ha. tarn rather more demand, and two cat goer of new Turkey Fig 4 and Raisins loutight lu public auction on Ft iday, tarot oft well at a small im p, ovesornt tit pro% a. Itt►iNtu SLOAR..-.4.01, Immo have been in fair de. niaml, and lime milkyt is in etostirquesice hare of goods. Sume contracts have horn made fur shipuserit mu the spring. Postscript, Torsday, Noreisbes 41, 1.20, Four u Clock. Tile B. P. SUOill market remains wilbout alter-alum. SUGAILII.—There wire two small pistil; sales Imtlay of Krazil and !Ravennalt, the principal part was damaged, She sound went about 24. per rwt. lower than our last quotation's, viz. good middling Havanaah at 50..; brown whets in at 3.15.• brown Brasil 255. 8.1. to 28s. per cwt. Correa.—ln the ablience of any public ask So-day and of any private di mend, the prices rennin nomissilly the same as those paid at the last public sales; the holders appear to have a favourable opinion of the market, and are not in clined to force salcs. • Priuied unJ Published sl Tlllt BeiMen %Me gad Tus Gtops Other, N. 31?, Oros*, by C. COIIIII,IIILI, of the Strand. IltiMwiPda L it Aiio hemi lllNVedll iasers otrrs ie... isoiltiedus dt ,Pet bed do Csibliri leaky. A best stoppered to below/ le she Importer Rose , t, 'peel or the liteepiist wait this elleruotoo, wad two tn..' were drowsed. simmoturn, 1101M11111Sit 20. Arrived tbe - Jaso IN* Iwo Ilewlbostilsod sad Kitty, Cleilier, Com asablat 1" , 71 r fl I Sailed tbe that., Whistak p ao Eerier, • IfaLISOLITN, Plovausira 19 Arrived of the part Om Mary, Jacobsen, hem Wm. miebi, sad proarerird up Chasm+ Arrrvert die Blether packet, with made frets Neer Twit sod Hellfire, sailed frees the kttlr Fume 31.1 ell.. eras., loottintra RI. Cease dews frost the River sod remain§ the Cirslirrion Park, Clark, for Jammers. Arrived mid sailed for the River Ike Young pif.s , lt,rra. seareb, trees Heirderae; Weer, Theasprem, from Writ—. • hay sod Herber ; Friesade , Clark 1 sad Mary. 1 Mrrswteks ; the Me WON telsollin. 1(01/01111f111 The Atlantic. Theeepeue, trout Mirolerhosal fur I to, bey been uss .levee es Piky.bridee. blie dot of are,. •1.4 brought irs lore; the mom dmeitaree her case to repa.‘ LIVIA POOL. POVEVIIIVI '2ll. Arrived the Ilighlteld, Illellanse, from Paraiba ; Herr tiles, Cobh. from New York; Worolbrue, Mereliatir. hum N... foirridluarl; nerd Clyde, Dassestiors, Inma Demerara. Arrived off this purl the Amelia, king, frost Halifax. CORN EXCJIA NO R, Nointsza We hod boil little Wheat fresh in this morning, and whet few saospies Sbe wen of Gee gosh', sold uw fell as Road memo wi ow Mumlay, best the mit-rm, desereptinsts remaimett Cu hand Ow Wow of buyers. Flue Bawy out testi, sale, awl select samples are Is. per quarter dearer ; but .orb .t. the tualislers wueld au* purchase were very heavy *Ale +t 314buJoy's Oats, Pease, and Beaus, Burs it 0.. •Iterstuto. BIRTH. Witiluesslay, Ilse e 341 instant, at hi• house in Nutting. Ison-placv, fist Lasly of Jasper Ailsissua, jos. of a slaughter. MARRIAGE. Os Taraday, al Streatham rhumb, by the nee. James Wire, Muhrrt, third we at the late Jams Warr, E•g. of New Meideze.atorrt, to Maria, 'Meet &wilder aisles Gorse", Esq. King's Cursed. DEATHS. On Sunday, November IV. at Thirst, after a short Miss Laserffra, shied slaughter of she late Lamellrs Lattribi, of Hendon, in the Celanly of York. OoTsesdsy, at his bons, hi ill.strret, Berkeley-square, in the 75tb year of kis age, James Harris, Earl .1 Moines. her', I.orill li••ies2osl of the mount, of Sonthasootoo, G.C.B. •1141 I) C.L. His Lontsbio is toseceesird os tot oohs and rotates by his eldest son, Viscount 01f111 , 7 how Earl of blalmesbery. HI4:11 WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Maraiag S •ftrr 4. I Everting 26 after 4 Batik Siock 9.191 I 3 per Ct. Ited..6Blil 69 1 3 per Ct. C0ii....693 , 111 31 per Cent 77i 4 per Cftutii ..8 61 I 5 per Ct. N. An. ion 1 3 per Cent. Scrip 41 pr. I PRICE 11F STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bk. L. AN... 17; 13.16 Imp. 3 per Ct. A g0..67! lochs 130u45..26 7 pi. Ex. Bolls. 4..4 3 q pr. Laftery Ticket. cil Iss. OmNtem Cam. for Acc.. - TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. Sill—YuSl have fur assay years auseruuctd through the medium of your well-conducted and widely cistulated Paper, the E.tablishment of the MEDICAL BOARD, inditesied by the reletir•irel Dr. COOPER. and assisted by realm at Sorgeutss and Physicians of nearly forty years' expel le life. Messrs. COOPER and Cu. request you will base the kind ness to inform your readers, she whole of 'heir practice is nu- coescesiermed at Cloolutte Hussar, Great Onetime. sheet, Blackfriars-ruael, where several rooms are appropriate it for cotemilmtwee. 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