The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-09 00:00:00

81111! roaTsmotryir,'DEe. B.—Arrived his 4tiaierll, ship HOratiO - from' the Capt.-of Poell • ii4Pe• Spoke on the 15th- of August the Orpheus, LAv, from London for‘llo,nbay - s ,and on the 1 9th of October the Surrey, BEADLE, from Batavia to London on the 25th of October spoke the Sea Lion, WALL, from Batavia for Boston. — Passed by for London, the Partridge, ANDERSON, from.lionthay. Further Paiticulars,—The Horatio frigate, cap _ 'hitt DuLorri,arrived ott Saturday at Portsmouth, trom China, Madras,' the Cape of Good 11Ope, St. Helena; and St. Michael's. She thit ,Cdpe and St. Helena seven days after OR: Alpheus:, and St: Michael's on the 2Sth ult. The Horatio is the last frigate to be paid utr front the tVar" csta blilhment. PLiNrouTtr ;- Dec. 7.—Came in yesterday the Weymouth 'store-ship, flop) Datazie; Simon Cock, from London to Demerardi antl.union, fr om Lo n don for St. Domingo. Caine in to-day the Eliza, litb.fp, from the Isle of France, in Ellie.: 4000tht4 bound to London, with loss of rigging, tend boats, and the cargo damaged ;—in 40, - lung. 20. spike a - Portuguese brig, from Ma yanliam. to Oporto, wio,iftseof boars and ‘VHlTfir, Dec. 7.7Plit, in. bers the C4lelitta, Lucas. The Master reports, that 'about ter:iive ts'elock on thelitp lust. he saw' a sloop, to do 114 Llunt Cliff, about 7miles at sea, supposed.to he a Ilunther keel—crew drowfxd. DEAL, Dec. 8.-- , -4rrive.A yesterday and, sailed for the ltiver, the Ell(tai . Acittt, front clot:hec. LEiERPOOL, Rebecca, from Ca filiz for Sitvanti: i ii, W ti tvreeketi at Florida the l9th . vi)teiabery," crew and part of the cargo (wine) savett. "rhe Favourite,' from Malaga and Bristol tot' ilverpool, is lost on Formby Point. The puke of Wellington, PEARdt, from 'Jamaica for Savannah, was lost the 20th Oct. on Amelia Bar; crew saved: The Sir Henry Ali lCaaa, from DAlitzi. , to Leith, was on s,hore in Dantzig Bsy the 19‘1; stitimo, hat was expected to be got otr. The Zephyr, ' 'Fisting, hound to London, was stranded near Pillan about 20th ult. The, Isabella.' PARKINSON, front London to liTatobargli, was lost 28th ult. on the Hoak Sand, vitt of the cargo is saved. The Eliza, STE P. 4, from Jamaica .to Philadel phia, is lost on Ocraeock crew and innt'''o( the cargo saved. '1 he Elizabeth, of end for Leith, frOm-Peiers burgh, was tvrecked lath oft. near Memel.: The Partridge, from Bombay, passed' Ports. mouth for London on Saturday CVening : she sailed on the 17th of August. .111ajor Cooxsow, iinstseveraf other passengers, harried from her. On Wednesday evening the Akhar, Captain Vtutatas Butt.ett, arrived :at , Pqrtsmouth from 4lttlifax, whence she sailed on: the lOth uit. *flit. 'Forth, 40", Sir TnossAs Louts, arrive, there on the 24th October, with the Earl and Countois of lIALHOUSIK, from England. Admiral Gat FleiTil shitted his flag into her, and sailed for But lawns on the 10th ult. for the winter ; the Pactohicaud ' , Saracen its company. The Dee had also•sailen for Bertnnota with mails,and %tragic) proceed froM thence to New Providence with dispatches.' The Niger %vas to winter at Halifax; she is so tho roughly infected with dry rot as not to he sea , worthy in the winter months. , The Harrier, Sa racen, and Opossunf,•had lately been hove down sit Halifax ; the two former having been ashme at. Bermuda, tin latter in the Bay of Fundy.— The Wye and Harrier were, left in the Bay of litsutly. The Menai was at Bermuda b—sho. WWI libMit to sail for England. The squadron under AdntFral GRIFFrrn had lately been up the Bay of Pstudy, and anchored some time at PASSRIIIit• Anoddy. The Commissioners for appointing the Boundaries between England and America were then about to proceed on that important. subject. The property destroyed, by the alarming Ore Which took place at Halifax oh the 9th of gOto .l:ter is estimated at 150,0001. sterling. Thp crews -01 . -the Akhar and Pactolus, as well as the mili tarY. Were very successful-and persevering in, their exertion's to extinguish the flames, It %tits °tea- Coned by want of common care in a ,sltOp•hoy, .; Who had left a candle burning on the .conntet of 11 shop, when no person was its the house. There was a very heavy , fait of snow at Bermuda in the beginning ofOetober ; and from the rePorts made by Alic-Mac Indians, it was expected a severe win ter would ensue. The Niger; Captain JACKSON, art ivetl-at Halifax only it' few clays before the M bar sailed from Boston, where'Captain JACKSON and bis Officers Were treated with marked dam %ion by the Americans. The Intlepeodence, 74, (it sister ship to out- Superb) was lying there, bearing the broad pendant of CommodnrellmN- . laiuGa. Captain 4ACKsoN was on board her' sh e was i n very I ; igh order, end remarkably clean,, Though. with only 150 men ; many, of them were Liglisbmen, who expressed thentselves-as being greatly diss'atk fi ed with the severity ot the ',uphill them, w hi c h wo g . indicted always An, the most —tummary way,- Atlmiral Sir Isaac COFFIN, who I . l lid Lents some time at Boston, returned to 11a. lifot in the Niger. The Akbar IS to he paid off at rottsmouth. • .. . - Pocket-picking has lieconte- • very alarming Miler Lk ening Service at places of Divine NVorship,l, l'inticularly at 'Charity .Scrutons. Alt inattmce. °et lirreu vtitertlav evening at Giles's Church ; FIELD,* of Linney-place, Bloomsbury, was tf.hhed of her purse, cunt ndittitig a hank.note and in coming through the north door, which It surrounded ti y very suspicious clfuratters.- - , At w o o d be bigfity proper the Chtirchwartlens of t.ll} rY Parish shottiti direct a pace officer to attend : I Nir resp ect i ve d oors , ivith the. beadles, during fire winter evenings, to prdtect trout 1, • re ) .11 1 Liz-e "s. b 1431.4( yp ut . C.O C()TrNati. i i; On Fr; ll .ty summonses were unexpectedly sent off to the who were within reach in the country to attend a Cabinet Council. They were conveyell by expresses. The Cabinetiniet at the Foreign:Office .ntliall-past one o'clock on Satnr ilay. was.atteitded hy— _ _ The Loki Chancellor, the Earl of 1 - InfrolvitY, the Earl of )1 7 . , , , tinotland, the. Earl of Liverpool, the tight lion. N. Van sittart, Lord 'Viscount Melville, Lord Viicinant Sidintinth, Lord Vi,count . Castlerea.h r and the Right Honourable Geo. Canning. . . _ The.Cabittet sat till past,. four o'clock. It was anpposed that the meeting took place in conse quenee,,of the late riots. l'ite ATTORNKY ant! So ttcyrort•GENßaAts, with others of the Law Offi cers, I:ad ,H ConSithatiffil ytnileTthly upon the soh. ject, at .Chambers,,and it is expected that,e,he whole Mill be laid before the, RBG ENT in Council this (lay. • ,The Earl of HAUROWRI came to London (Torn Addwilge Park, Og o saat of the Eat' of 4.3at00- WATEn, near:llemelliemsted, where Irie rib. on visit, to attend the meeting, and retnind agitiu after the breaking op,0( the. ConncA. The Earl of WESTMORLAND CiktllC to tow on Frio sy vehing. The Earl of La vattPo oL cal;fe frOID Combe WOUAI for toe qurpose of altendil4; the Cabinet. The CEIhNCIMLOII of the EXCHEQURR went to bus house at filaelthea.m,atter the Conned broke up. This is the first 4.:ahniet. that .has been held for upW:ods of two months ; there has been none since Lord. eASTLEngAGLI went to li•vland:. The Yrencli AniniViSiViOr was in attendance at the Foreign °dice, and: the Office for the ‘Var partment , during the Offing of the Cabinet. lit ,ht• everting .Slr. (30v, the 11es,ch• ger, %%as sent coll With dispatches ftif."l)4l-i,s. LORD COrlijiANE.. Lord tOCHRANV has been released from the King's nevelt' Prism); his fine 1001 having • been paid ; ol) Saturn:win the‘follatringpatmer Rank N Silver--tot, in ewer Circular Letters had been sent to lj ift rent parts oft be count ry by :lis itgent3, to procure hulk: lir lons in pence. not with very little streets, ; and, on the n:101e, the result of this mean 411(1 drs. gracelid avariaionS ‘" penny-wise" appeal in behalf 'of the" Noble GoiVict, while it haqailed to afford any " flat. tering unction to soul," has Served still more than e‘er to degrade and kink his character in the estimation of the Ptiblie. , — (Morning 'Post') facird CocusANE ‘V't , liberated trout prison on Saturday, the fine of 1001 or 24,600 Penre, being paid, We trnst < oat his Lort!Suip Will make some return to hms poor 'henefaetOrs : 'the distrssea. 'Ol the lower orders afford him a fine opportunity di showing that he possesiisthegenerous,spirit which b comes .4 NobletTPlll.—Crimeo We have ascertained that the first 'described more; of payment is correct. Only ten pounds were paid in pence —(Sun.t THE.LAtt RIOTS. tilt. PLATT. Though the accounts ofyesterdAy are more fa vourable than those of Saturday, yet up to• the latest period of our information, the hull not having been extracted, • this unfortunate Gentle., man's situation must he considered to be very lire carioni. , A curious kind minute account of the cir cumstances attesuling the assasttinatinn , iS eon . , . (aspect none following dt ppsition by NI r. Plitt " On the 24 of December, at 11411-past tt 4 1 00(14 Mr. Platt went to the shop of Mr. Beckwith, a gun-smith, in street, to speak about the repair of the lock of his gun, - he was quitting the shop, a ruing man appeared at the door with a pistol in his hand. lie entered the soap, crying out, " Arms I - , erns ! t want-arms!" He cocked his seisms, and presiitedit to Mr. Plan, who attempted to seise his arm, hut failed, and 6 presented his pistol at Mr. Platt% hellY.fived it, and the hall entered near the nivel. He then attempted to strike her. t'iatt with the hint-end °tate pistol, but Mr.: Platt seized.hini, and the pittol, either fell tothe grimad, or was taken front 'him by Mr. Brelskith's ruin. Mr. Platt ex qed, "Phis wan must. hr secured !" and pining - himself 'near the - door, &sired thy persormho had fired t he pistol to retire into the hack Shar, , or counting-house, into which Mr. Platt followed him. Mr. Platt said to him, " Yon have shot me."—" Oh !"' exclaimed he, " 1 mu a misled young man, have hee l , at spa-fields. Send for a surgeon—l ant a sur go, myself." And he desired a constable, who had now arrived, ,and emptied his pockets, to show his Winos. " These," said he, " will convince you I are a surgeon." (I) He Wrung bis hinds ' bit bis hat, and frequently exclaimed, " Oh ! I ant a •nsisled young mutt!" Mr. Platt asked him, whether the pistol, was loaded with a hall or slug He an-. swered, " Ido not know." A person' said hi an angry tone, " You teittst know which it' was loaded with--was it not a .ball ?" He "I believe „it was," Mr: Platt, the man who tired the pistoL and several other persons,•remained in the ounting-house for nearly a quarter of an hour, whets the mob broke Into the shop, and Mr. Platt. was obliged to make' his escape over a wall at the hack of th'e . hoo;e. He went to the himse of a Mr. Barnard, a printer, where Mr. Ben-tide, sargeatt iu Newgate-stre , r, firict.saw bins, mid he unlit bins to his country-house, rut MOO." (11 The lancets, howevev, were not shown to Mr. Plitt. Orator Hunt has, we understand, left London lot some farm -he ll. Olds in the country :.with what reflections, after all the , anxirty and mis chief which his daring, inlidnimatory, and.delii -sive proceedings have occasioned, we inquire not. The Gazette of Saturday contains the following Proclamation : fg Whitelialt,pe , . G, told. " Whereas it has been humbly represented to _his Itoyat Ilighness the Prince Itegent,that James Watson the younger, late of lirde.street, Bloomsbury, • Ore-eon, stands chug- . ed upon oath, on a violent cuspicion of having wilt:tllf and feloniously attempted to hill and murder Richard Platt, o n Monday, the 2d day of this instant December, by firing a loaded pistol at, and desperately wounding, the said Richard. Platt ; ‘, And that the said- James Watson also stands charged on vehement suspicion with having committed divers other high and atrocious oft`enees _ _ , " Hts Royal Highness, for the better and more Speedy ap pretending and bringing t., justice the: aid Jaates _Watson for the felonies and offences aforesaid, is hereby pleased, acting. in the minie and on 'Nasal( of his Majesty, to promise to any person or :persons who shall discover and apprehend, or cause to be discovered and apprehended, the said James Watson, the sum of Rite ilu , ,tdr rrt Pound,, to be paid by the Lontill Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasure, !Too the said James Watson being apprehended and lodged in any one of his Niajesty'S gaols. . 1`.1t; ; i0t1'11 - 1. " 'the , above-named James Watson is a surgeon by pro fession, and has bred eruployed in that capacity on board a Greenland ship. He is a youngitian, ap . parentlyahout, in or ea yeas of i,ge, but is Duly 20; , dark Itair,tatber pale com plexion, 5 feet 4 incites bigli,iathe slender tuade, has a scar Of Vitale under his right eye ; had on a brutal) g re a t coa t, bl ue under coat, black svaisteoat,drati breeches, and long gaiters t appeariitteo shalltlY genterl. He has lately lodged in Hyde street, Ulootusbory ; and was in the habit of wearing a hiacli coat buttoned, herseyruere breeobes, ant long gaiters." lie.iities the above, .* reward of lOW. is ptered by the 14 - 111 Mayor awl 414rituen of London, - for the apprehension and ennyktion of the otrvntley who' shirt :Mr, Platt ; and a ret6rd of 501 for the apprehension :oftl conviction of any , o(thoie who broke inky . thi.t.preMises.of Mr. Ileekviith, or of Mi'.'Brander and 'Mr. Rea, in the Minories,. and stole rhereout fire-arms awl other property'.. The palish of St.' Sepulchre, in ,whieli Beekwith's shop is situated, has :also offered a'reward Of "the Arnount as that offerNl by the Lard Mayor for the apprehension of the - 44;854n. We refire! to s o y, that the 4cconnts fit Mr, Platt were not so -df, co u ld he wished. - He was no -# 4l q 4;e- them i,n F riday, but he W : tS far front being , hetter. The contents of the pktol had not been extracted. Onereportstates, that the younger Abitsim :was seen Aunt halt past IQ aegaturd . ,ty mllrning BlijCl9 , kloor•tOrtati Drury-lane, by a Nirs. Cltiarni6, who knew Watson's fintily. tit wl4.s aressed according the description in the cards, with the 'exception of a piiir• of gkey instead of long gaiters: Mrs. Quartile ran to inform Mr. Clark, a : cotistalite, of the, fact, who went down Newcaitle, and tilyeli-streets in .Pur suit of hint, but without sueee-s. lie was sup posed to have niAtte his escipe through New.4ro and Clettient's=inu.—Tht re Was wlso a itunOttr that ~been appreliendt d at Northampton, but all the others to the same effect: tarns ant to hefilse 4. and It one ht to be observed, that perS'Ons interested in the Cause of the otiendet• will probably invent and circulate a number of . stories to distract the pursuit, and favour the etcAie oftheir friend. • Preston stated, that be had kept a shoemaker's stnio in Holborn and in Sw 41 ( 8i-street. , 'H e fur tiler said, that lie had io;it±ril two letters to, and recrived t evo from, Mr; Hunt, regarding the re y test to the latter to attend the meeting. 'Watson, the elder, is' itt Coldhatb-fields Prison. • A publican at the cast end of the town ha, stated, that a person, an , iwerink (in almost every nt- of view) the description of young! WatSoll, came to his house oil Vritlay night, and drank freely. The company's couversiii jog tnrnud own' yo . ung Watson, and Abe person who re s.t.intilk'd hint appeared — very enthusiastic in his c4uxe„, , . . The last acct►unts from the Mansion-Unose, tines-sti vet, and ocher Offices,lte, thitt nu ac count bad been received , . of young %%raison.— Viekvry and Laveutlet were dispa►ched vesterd,ty, distance of 140 miles, in pursuit of a person answering his debeliption. • • Mittisto,44l4wits...-On Saturday Kinnertley, one of the: City officers, complained tu the•LonnlSlAvott elf the conduct of a dlty-copstable, named • Stith, in bating sufered some : of the rioters, 'who bad been given inttehis charge, to escape.' The, tt(Ttliltit which Kinnersley gaye Was, that having - heard that soair of the rioters *re hiditiicrbrir lrout behind a butt in Golden +levee-court, he instantlY Itiptitted to 00 Spot, and three WO7e apprehended, who were lufructed to' the, me of Smith, and tint into the watch-boitse..' He then conveyed the arms that had been seized to his own house, where the of ficer who hail this'comniand of the•trodps was, and, ,while he was.writing his dispatches, Smith brought in one or thejlitil, whom Kiunersley had observed wilt` the first that calm:front the i lace whine the arms were hidden on his entering, the court. Smith ttild the officer that iltiititin'was certainly in. Docent, tad aware by Cilnd that he had nothing to do with the riotersi . and the officer, after some persuasion, kt the man go, at the same tittle telling Ishii he had a narrow escape, and that Oa rtectr - tutd been in jeopardy. After , this, Kiimertiley was told that the persons of the three men could be identi fied ; on which he returned tip the watcl-hopse, and found the' other two were. also gone, Smith, oft !Icing asked, jo give an account of this, did not, deny th e tact, but stated that sonic were kAlitin who were i inneent, and who hail , iii fact, assisted inin in collect ing the arms. That this marti whom Kontersley tirstnlluded to, to him, crying in the watch-house, ruirl , asked' latmworther he had not asststrd him: fie, Smith, could not. tlenYthat fact, and therettne tool: biui to the officer, and he swore by God that he was innocent, and the unicer suffered the watt to depa r t . ' • Kinikrsity al;:►in insisted that that particnlar man - was the first %situ came from the place where the arm* were.coneeated;' awl! that the other two came from the same place. The Lonu MAYOR highly reprobated the condnet of Smith at so critical a Moment.. He had presumptuously taken upon himself the thtee offices of Police-Otlicer, Magistrate, and: Jude. Captain Terry had Written, to him complaining of his conduct, conduct, and be might assuiedly expect to lee discharged . kir*SrlIZED.--00 Saturday a person, very respectably dre,4s4l4-Miplied to Mr. Biritie, the sitting Magistrate fur an ordeto 'See Mr. Watson th e elder. M t . !simile asited"hitteroe what islace he wanted an order of admission to Mr. Watson? The applicant =aid he did net knows but ht waoted it for, the'. place in' which. Mr. W. was tenfitied, ISor," said the. Worthy Magi:trat e , t. d o I know;- but 'I know this much, that whereveehe may be, no person will be adoiitted to him Smon anY condition." With this nut Wee the young Gentleman loft the Mice, not, however,' without displaying a litratigu Mix ture of %lank!' and disapprobation. information was received on Saturday at this office; tome of which is new. It' was known before that the assa , sitv esaped from the cwitody of 'Worrall, 'the constable, to 'whoid he was consigned in Mr. Beckwith', shop ; but the extent of this man's cowardice has not yet appeared. When the mob broke in fur the purliose of rescuing their lender, Wurrall not only made no effort ti detain hit prisoner, but ran at, once out of the way with all speed. di4 , not think himself sate even' in the second door, and jumped mit of 4 back window upon :in outbuilding, tints riiilang his lite from' fear 'of death,. He' got over some walls of the rani, ot' adjoining houses, and made his escape lowa court..,- After the mob -had lett Mr. Beckwith's shop, it was-disco vercd thatthe pocket-book, which was taken teen, th e assassin; and left on the stool', hail been token away, and es cry thin e ls e .. e xcept the thr ee h e , s , w h ic h Ns Cre found on th e g r ou nd close tj the stool j aqd uu application at the rooms occupiv4- by the Watson', the largest hey proved to be the sfrect-doOr. key, and a drop key opened the drop lock of the shop. The - landlord says, the shop was taken for young Wats o n f or th e avowed purpose 'of selling a quack medicine in it, which was tetrad in the shop, and printed hills recontmendingit. Old %Xittson was frequerrtly ins the-s,hop,' , as well ailds sop. It is not known, nor can it he discovered where their private residence was. There has been a considerable mystery about the elder Watiiint for above six mouths past, pat tictila;ly after he was turned out of the house in Catheritie•strret, he re tusing to let his . know Where his residence : was; this was attributed by them to: On ac count of great distress. fle lately attempted .ttrtake a haute in Holborn, for which 901. a year Wits asked; and art-account of his ~bs er .. .'eatton that lie thought it very cheap, and should _not mind giving 10iti. a year for it, the landlord refused . to receive hin t he a tenant. He has only been examined o n ce at the Scope tarn of Slate's Mice, aird from thence Was sent to the House of Correction ' where he.has been con4ned_sinee list Tuesday. As to the thir d key found upon young Watson, no place has' .boon found which it unlocks. VAUOrlAti j Tliti CONSPIRATOR.--It was on Saft turtlay morning expreied 'that - this person would have been brought before Mr. %lustier I3AYI.IIY sod , Mr. I3AIOII 11.161ARDS, to receive the opinion of all the Judges of Bngland neon his chnsiction of '3 Cailiititi oli r ettCe for haring counselled, aided n od aliened, 1)onhelly and others in the conithis skin . of - stealing to the amount of 4th. n the dwelliug.hous e of Mr. ; and ft w h,obmir ing-anti concealing the said Donnelly, aftrv't he etillltlitSStoll of tile said offence. The opiohin, however, iind judgment, were postpoued until - neat Setolus.. EMPLOV.IIExr and it EL Igle.tf tit* POOR. 7 1.0 - NDO - N. We are pleasea to oliset ve, that many of the tate , parochial meetings haie followed the example SQ laudably set at the Niansion.house, of hanisbineall r pa rt y asperities, and colt:lining themselves exel t i‘ sively to , the best modes of alleviating the ipise; tes Ofthose who are its a state of actual . suffering. Those benevolent individuals who Imre eon.. reibuted to the sobseriptions• note on 'foot for (he relief-of - Spital-fields and i:s environs wdl be gratitiod in lettriiinv, that the poor are already ex ;ensi vely tebtpitig tilefruits of their liberality. Up _yratits9l3ooo triartS of soup are nOw daily delivered out to deserving tibjectg at a halfpenny a quart ; foci arrangementi toe likely Won fo be completed, +my whiCh the number of quark will be increased to 6000. The Meatiof whielrthe soup jA made, consists of whole fore-qttarteo.of beef, and great otention - is paid to having it:of the best quality; the Klee eviticii ttsesOciety give h iss 275. ibL per ewt.„ being just tinder 3d.. ,per lb.; and the 1014 lowing, is adist of the ingredients which are used, and 'wbielt are calculated to. tuake 3,040 quarts ' Beef -8561 b. Scotch Barley 426 Split Peas 317 Onions 40 Salt - • Pepper 3 14az, The halters its which the soup is m,adeure of cast» iron (collier - being objectionable) ; ,the MeaCits, put in the water when it is or nearly 00, at six o'clock in the eveningr,''ln which , state it continues all night') and in the misruling, at :; :+4 o'clock, the other ingredients are added ; at nine , o'clock the delivery comusenees, and tiniyltes 11b11114 La dye. This 'society is managed by a enunnirtee of the subscribers, and it is at standing rule :that none of its members shall derive-any etholument f rom the institution; two members, of the commit / . tee Attend d,iily,'hoth at the making and at the de livery of the soup. -In addition to the Soup Society, there are two others who assist in 41i &au ihniion of the food subseribeil i viz. the Spital-fieltisAssoi elation and the Benevolent SoCiety; the Sub-ttim mimes of which visit the poor from ionise to house, and relieve their necessities as. far in CiretialStiMCCS Will permit. After these modes of averting the immediate pressure of want and disease, the net desirable step is to promote a,,dentand 4or the Spiral-fields, Manufactures; and this object bids fair to be in a great inemitire answered by the in tlicions mode adopted .by the .;Loft Maxon at Er . ceiving sitbscrimiotssfor the purchase of articles of thus le4thnm, to the estkdilistnaerit of af t . shion in dress, which may he permanently t4efut to the distressed Manufacturers. • It will be seen trom the Frcuell Papers to .day that the French Government it pmming a similar course of flenuragetnent towards the tuattufac. Writs of Lyons. 1:4 IL A/ A RIETS, CORN.EXCHANGg, Dhc. 9,—Our Market MU abundantly supplied this mottling v%ith all kinds (rain, cimsequently Old Wheat has declinal from 4s. to ss t per quarter, and new ditto, from Gs. to Bs. - frcitn this day week ; Barley i 5 , from 4s. to ss. pier quarter chemper i 1 alt iY6tll, haviug, a large supply of new Tick 0004 ; they ate Inuit Gs. to Bi, per Timer ci a reduction of 4i - :.‘br 5 imoper, a:4 !Wks sc.ht at ;is. per tp,tatter'froth this day week ; - bitt towatd t had a rathet beker Y soli cheaper. lie clOse4r, realline samplts t,--Floinu. is ss; 'per wk. Foreln Wheat -70 s. 30s. Vine tfitto - 1 t 9r. t 18s. English Wheat 765. 804. Fine ditto - - bSs. Old ditto - 1 lOs. R ye - - • Stk. ea,, Fine - ditto SlOs.lsis v - .10s. 445, F i n. - 6.ss, Nete dittis 60s. SVI Niolt tl4s. sos. Fine ditto - - 9bl. 100 s. Whiteßease (boilers) ;is. 705., Fine ditto ; Sec' t(reyPftse - • - Fine •‘:; ley Peaty Gob. i'icl. hart - • - 504. - U. 7;i.c. 1 , 0 , 41.4•Tit2k B* to . 608., OW 'ditto "- - 70 $ . 7.0 Fred - slot. Vint etitt. tith. luta 3.littu - Fine: ti/tto 34. „ 4(,)5. Potutot, ditto 420 465. R3.41c? Seta 451.521, pti 14st. Fine Flour ill*. mos. Stc: , ouds • - so*. 96,. 4torelow..• SAlrrittittl). DEC (LYN market Ithd 4 good sq pply of pritno Beasts, and the, shcw oi Cattle in one** was- pten. t,tul; Beef, Midtonosiat Pork. Were eheapsor Ve,,l swd a% last price, •411 th e trade for the most part was Tonle fiat brisk.. The sales in the Ility-Nlitrkes were rather lively; straw has dropped in price; Hay and Clover fetched better prices, The following illiciligenbe,vvits on SAturclay re eeived tit Lk.ovp' ri•specting u +f t eatlfni hut ic.ine at St. JJontingo, and the arrival of a French Agent to treat wi.th PRTI9.* „ . Poitir-Atb.PlttNov, Svrr. '23.,—0n the night of the 114th and„lotb instant, we,experienepi one PI the 11)0a tremendous hurricanes - known on this L lor ninny veers past. Nearly one lira of thirl!tpitfs in the town are blown down. &very vessel !ti the harbour, except the I.4;aglish ship Orotnocto, were driven on • shor4 and several Americansbips, brigs,..entt schooners, opset.' A large English ship, called the Caletioniii, which `arrived the they before from, Baltimore, ,part‘d from her anchors and drove on board the Pr frigate, and b ot h of thein were completaly distuaited. Tito Caledonia Was part of an e4pr. Lion fitted out by Mitta, bound fur the Spanish. Main, to assist the Independents. Mina is look ed for every day. The'conntry all around is in a frightful sitnatiOn, neatly every thing being dt stroyed, A barrel of flour cannot be purchased for less than 30 dollars. if t'a ...croaca.ls.---A French frigate and brig of war have lately arrivcd front Pran;:es ass agent to treat .tor. the return of thi4 lslautt to the mother country but it is the geoeti t i opinion that he will not succeed. The at'my cousiOtt of about 25 to 30,000 men two-thirds of them . c4ll be called to the aid of dais place three ilnys, n a va force consists of a frigate, corvette, CAMI ft sJoup. The peoide have a determined hatre,l against the French. PETION MIS Vivi'. dent for life on the 10th of Jteiy. Duitr ittvi r; tire tit :::)0 per cent. proht, owing to the ti.untle vCCMitThed by the late hurricona.''