The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-01 00:00:00

I-lAMBURGii WAIL. Vt.' .' 1 tHECEIVED LAST NIGHT:3 'l l 4lli.trrevii.“, DEC. 20.—T0-d:ty OUT 'c U ntons were taken possession of in the twine of his Ma . jetty the Kilt;, of the Netherlands, to the general -s•itiifuel inn of tdl the inhabitants. The following l'uocknoititm was published on the oceasinti "NAmot, Drc• 18. " To iliu inhabitants of the Cantons Beauraing. Gedentier Muse:lnes tort 'lV:sienna, the Counrry . of Louviii, and th.• Town of find Niirentlirg. " ' l ' h* Kith:. my anoint Sovereiot,. has heard . the wishes Tait Team atiaressed,to ; his paternal' heart has been Ity tllr rlioreo.s which you: have solonir suffered, and h:l4 reAotred to tint o; end to tlwinrven lecTorp the- rat ifiea . • 11'in of the arrangeuirot vonelttiled betineen the nigh Allitd yon fleaiiitively to thoso, of your ancient htrthren, who hay. , already the haupioesi tet 19t^t hinder. the 1a es of the' t!,,t of Kings. flit Ntijc,ty hat conselociitly d t i;tntlf ht 'keret• of the IStli of. this month, to oaunis- Siiill In , ' to titlir popies4i4 provi4orialty of 1 hosttoi, by my effi.;/91 of this tbry, to iiiies'aihe veacurvs tuning to mats, von enjoy, as coon as rinssible; , thr powerful .plutcctimi uchirh the Icint grants I. )011. " 'Chu tiovernor of the P e rovinc of Namur, " J. J; D'ONI.ILISS." littossees, Dec. 25.---The Commandant of Va. lenrieuneS has receivedirom his Government the rieerssary instructioes to deliver that fortress to t Allied troops ; however, there has arisen, as a little ffittiCtlity to know, what corps ef troops should I eke I►o4sessiou of it. Orders on this on rhig subject have been asked troth the Defie of' ‘Vellingtou, and as soon us they are cant', this piece. will 1w occupied, us . Is-41 as nude laud 13michain. They write from Namur, , that corps of 10,000 Prussian troops are ex pected in the neighbourhood of that city, to go for rise present into cantonments. Ills Majesty, had 101114 since given p6sitire, orders that the National Troops shoeld he„ sent i to barracks. Count Thienne, the Nlinisi,A of State, haviie , reported th his 'Majesty. that s e. vend. 'obsteeres had tiitherio, Jnotivre:i the exe. entiOu of this measure, his Maiesi has tic creed that - a .3.inte, which lie. .has appointed for Brussels, .and that similar _Juntas shall be named in all the towns of the soother! provinces where the putting of _troops ioto barreck 3 have been de la) ed.—This measure is a new Proof of the pa. tt ll l Bl ,Care of o.Mljesty to Alleviate the burdens of the people its soon as they come to his know ledge. Avesiees, Russian' Colonel is itint arrived here, to coecert with the French Atitho lit ies alm4it the placin4 of thelroops ()this nation - who ere to occupy our Arrondissement, Count 11: ( ,,: mel ow will colonial - id these troops, -and ilk liead-gtiatters will, lie et•MaulmtirgH The. garri • sons of Manbourg, Aye:lnes, 'and Landreecs, will be in barracio. Quesnoy seems to be reserved tor the English. • All the.Commenc: of our ar iondissement, and those of the arrowlioeyoelits of D oe , y Ceirdiray, situated beyond the Sehehlt , • will als, haee•liussian troops. The first hrie;ele •orive id A on the 9.3Xinst. lth simi Officers are extremely polite; they seem to desire to make. forget our sufferings. lluussat.s, Dec. is asserted that the fortress Of Cliurlemont will be occupied by the Pie:shill troops, antlValenciennes by the DOW). Dec. 27 ..--The Cumberland Hussars arrived • here to.day The, Council of War of the 16(11 INvision sitting at Lille will try, in a .few clays., Geeetel gotiaire,•.late Commandatit of necnsed of the murder of Colonel Gov . don. Two celebrated lawyers train Paris will • come to Lille to defend the accused ;it seven(; that it it toil ht 00or to throw the intiinn of this affair on so ne revolutionists at•.Cond6. , - NV Att sAw, Der. 11. 7 -Four Itasselan linssur re. gireents' have arrivial here (older Count, VjaiiikZy- Low biell have not been able toOontinue their . march, the brid4e having been carried away by the ice.' I . lle Vistida having now completely frozen over, these troops. wilt go over the river to-day. Oo the 9th 'the cold was at 21 degrees Rcaumcr, It is affirmed that the installation of the new Government will tacks' place this week seltit ell dee uolemeity. The General of Division.Za teoleseett,..President of the Goverionent, has al - ready to ;;used of hosionr. The linssian Senator Lni1 , 4414 , 1y, will, very shortly depart (Or The 4iissian troops will stem leavii . W.lriaW and Poland,—Moldavia and ‘Vallacitia• Irai/iug belong,; ed 'to Poland already in 1401, and the Turks nut having 'possession of them till 1621, the Kliegs of Poland always retained their pretensions to these. two Proviwces, as well as the title of King of,Daeia, which formerly distinguished these Monabrchs. ViiNtitA, DEC, 14.—Her Majesty the Empress of Austria arrived on the 3d at Modena, with her brother the Archduke Maximilian. The Queen of Sardinia arrived there on the sth ; so that all the members-ot the illustrious branch of Austria Este are now United at Modena, except the Prin;- cels Dowager of Bavaria, Prince Rammowsky :it expected here, and will, it is supposed, follow the' Coml. to Italy. .Count Stallion sets out for Venire in a fe WI days time. The. Corinthian horses :Irrived at Venice on . tbe • bee. Is.—They write- from Venice of the 9th, that Prince Metternich received in his palace, on the 7th, tits principal authorities of the country, iv4o were presented to hint. The.day , when the horses will be rephiced,is not yet 0)04, The Rm /wets, is expected from Modena; ;4'lo present at ceremoey. • ' VtgiZnet, Der.....17.--.Acconnafrom:Venice, of the lith, say, that the Emperor, who enjoys the hest coritinues . iwthat eity,where he ap rears with his nsuel anxiety to promote the hop . rinees of his feithfut saibieets. It is not known when will depart for Milan. 'Derr,. 21.-1 n our Gazette of to day there the following paragraph News from Italy say, that a great Princess is on the point of coming to France for a marriage, which w neld glee a new gearentee to the' tranquillity PIO iiliOpirte•s cif our country. , , . FaANg timer, DEC. 23.—fr1r. Grecs, plenipoten tiary for i lambing!), arrived here yesterday. Vt / ar•iNA,D! , .c..l4.—TheArclidukeeliiirlesandhis ' Consort are expected here on the - liith to- past the winter. must be very agrcea to t ,t pco of Vienna. Scarcely a single princely house.now gives any entertainments, and such a stillnes!i Prevails that many tratles-peolile stiffer by it. The "plan for the reparation of the fortresses blown up in . 1f309 by the French, as well as for the build ing ",..f a new palace, is completed, and is sen t to his Majesty for his approbation. The beginning of'tbis great ionlertaising, in which several thou sand discharged solditts viii be employed, wilt be made in INlarch item. .The expence of building a new Palace, with the re•building of a Theatre which is . to he pulled down, is_ estimated at 33i million iii - forini in silver, toivards the Nobility of the Archduchy of Austria are said to have destined one 'million, end the rest will be paid by Ili+ Majesty himself. Vivona Court Gvette contains the Treaty With 'the Bing - tat the Netherittmk respecting the (kits and also the Alliance between the tour Oa Powers. NV 1111 T EM B It U. STUTTGATIMT. — Extrhot from the proceedings ot the Slat es•A.icticrul ot the sth o', - ; December. Bis Excellency Count Waldeck made a motion On the suhject of certain at ticks in the Allgenteine Zei ig, Nos. 321, 32'2, and 323, relating to the et, which had everywhere caused a great sesisa- The purrunt of the ;notion was, that cot,- sidering that the Diet did nor deem it consonant to its dignity to enter into di.putt< with the writer of a newspaper article,, unquchtionably 'tot offi cial, particularly aS the-puhiic communication of eir acts, Which would follow in due time,woidd rin their best j n ; yet on the .other 1011. It►►►i 4 l, nit it wns . 4)1 itt►ptirtance to correct all Inise views with - regard to the course of the negneia tiOns with the blinkters since the 15th of Noveniber,which might tent) to dist tub the people; 'they,therefore unattimously retioNetl :- 1. That an nokint extract of the results of the negotiations, shook, be drawn up by the seerrtnries, I. That it. should .be laid betore the Diet for sts'approha ti S. That a copy thereof 'should he sent as soon as poisible by each Representative to his C.ll4titatlitS and, lastly, ThAt ull thy Milliners of the , i let promise to einoge in no Selhicate controversies in public jintrnals (row affection to the good clam,' hut to penult passions to becoole that must necessarily hinder, if not Mail; destroy, the great worL now begin,. The M,ii.ners 'ot the :leeretariatei been prey ioubly Rustle acquainted with the object of Count Willtieckl. motion, had already, in the present; lion that it would be approved by the Diet - , prepared the following extract, which they present ‘, The Provisional Secreiariate of the Diet - of the. States lierewith,as in ditty bound, give an 0t . .! ticial extract of the proceedings had in the recent negociat twos :-. " Thy Royal Itescript of the lath and 14th of Novem ber, and its suppleusents, gave occup.ion sa resat cUtiluus propositions in the A‘setiiiity of the that, S. As might lie vxlieetril, lit Hii ii6ieriwty where freedom eif ,b sgu y,i li il is one ni the lirat print:tides, throe were shades of .fiti c relice tit the stews of the Nletithers I that, " .3. Nuarlf the whole of the Members, however, who spolo nit the subject, declare , . it as their op,iiien, that the states could not. depart Irmo the principles they had hitherto Far' stied. " 4. That the resolution 'to enter into tirgocititions, was adopted smite winnittion , ly, anti without o p in „,,, n ti nii , *. n. That the tendency of the proposed address, in answer to the rc.;:ript, sv,os.univer-solly approved.. " That though several members tiossesssd doubts at to the term 4 roi substance of the draft, and though not only they hot its author were for sending it to the revision of a Cont- m i ner; Ibis tin tint reVision , appeared objectionable to the mujortiy, anti the address %Val adopted in its t.ar state, eh'teltyth il t its grand object might be the sootier tut:tilled. 7. I n fine, t hat i.be inst t uctiutts communicated to the Ple nipotentiaries for the first sitting' received thc - ititunitisous It IA the wholv assembly." t\ the whole Diet recognised the contents of this Extract to, he literally correct, it was received and adopted with unanimous satisfaction, henry Clarke, hie a letter carrier in the em ployment Of the, General Post Office in Dublin, was executed last week at the front of Newgate, pursuant to hi , . sentence, for embezzling a letter, and taking thereout bank post bills to the amount of 901. A floe boy, the son of Mr. WA11,010; in. the • Strand, fell. front a coal barge near the Strand. Bridge, on SAtiirtlay, and was drowned. st betore one &chick on Satorday morning , 14 % t, as Mr. %Welton's people, or Ash hocking, were proceeding towards Ipswich With t waggon, they discovered the 'premises of - Mri Doie, of lielmingham, to he on fire. They in stantly alarMed the family and neighbourhood, by wfiielt ftletillS the most prompt assistance wat afforded ; notwithatanding which, a barn, one end of Which contained wheat and 'the other clover seed, a bean stack, the greater' part of a • clover stack, and some boy were destroyed, and mitny, 'other stacks injured. By great exertion., the neat-house, stable, and port of the other 'buildings were saved, as well as all the horses, the stable doors having been opened previoui to _ _ the fi re, by which it is thought the premises Were wilfully set on tire. About a.year ago- MK ! Dove had a threshing-machine destroyed by fire, since which be has not had one on his premises he is greatly respected by bli worktuet:, &c and it is difficitlt to collecive it motive for so maricinas Ail act. .The premises, which belong, to Lord Dy sart, are insured in the Suffolk Fire Otlice. The ,damage sustained is very great.. Our Correspondent informs us that soon after Messrs. Coneett and Co. the celebrated Surgeons, bad established the Medical Board at Charlotte house, Blackfriars-road, a few of the Profession iutbibed a degree of jealously, and committed themselves, by avowing, their sentiments contrary to the character of so liberal a Profession. They lotie, however, since shewn some contrition, and acknowledge they were not aware of whom the Board was contposeti, or that private Practitioners attended for advice with their patients, and who are considered one of the Board coupilta toil. We are *ell assureji that iLmisaiiits full victims to improper treatment. The M - edietil Board must, therelore, be considered a public benefit, and acknowledged the fountain head. Among' Coonsellors there must be wisdom . ; and 'we have no (lonia but mow lives wilt be pre. iervitiby mean's of these - 6en r tleitten . , and that those who have been improperly treated,. Win themrelves Of Stich an est'ablishktent. V ROM THU LA.4I .laUl t N La. 1 L to 14p (This Gazette announces that the Prince• R egent has been plea s ed in the name.of his Majesty, to order a conge d'elire to pass the Great Scal,Ft9- powering the Dean and Chapter of Christchur . 4 - Oxford, tO elect alLshop of that See, void by death of • Dr. Jackson, and recommending the EdWardfiegge, Dean Of Windsor, to be elected' liishop of Oxford. .A!so the appointment of the Rev. John Ireland. a Prebendary of Westminster, to.he Dean of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter, vacant by the death of Dr. ‘Vin. Vincent also . granting to the Rev . . Phineas Tett, D. 1). the place and dignity of . a Canon of Christ Church, - Oxford, void by the death of the Bishop of Ox-, ford ; also presenting the .Rey. Rob:rt Henry • Johnson, M A. to the Rectory ' • of Lutterworth, and 'tithe Vicarage of Claybrooke, Leicestershire, . vacant by the promotion of 1)r. H. Ryder to the See ut Gloucester.) BANKm7irrev ENLARGED. 13. Fowler, of Limehuove, shipwright, from Dec 23 ru Fel):10. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Evans, of I.lverpoul, limn-draper. B. Barthrop, of Iltaxall, merchant, Jan. 8,9, and Feb. 10, at clove;t, ak a the Crown I nit. 'Woodbridge. At. tornics, Niexsrs. W. and G.'ruyiors Featherstone-buildings, Ilotborn. IL and J. Harding, of Trowbridge, Wilts, elothiers,-Jan. 19, 19, at eleven, and Feb. los at twa, at the George I n n, 'Trowbridge. Attornies, Messrs. Esau and 'Waterman, Essex•strert, Strand. . C. !lotting, of Cadoxton juKtoNe Glantorganshire, gro cer, Jan. 115, 16,311(1 Fel) 10, 4t eleven, at the ...Swansea. A ttor trey; Mr. J. Bar. .er, Gra.ot-iii-sqizare. S. Tazewell, of 11114Tewate., grocer, 144. G, 19, aoa Feb. In, at eleven, at the Kink's Braid Hotel, Bridge Water. At tornies, Mews. Blake, Coolie'; court. Carat-street. W. Davis, of Newbury, clerks, pp:ml.,ter..,r, Jou. e, Id, and Feb. to, at tie% en, at Guildhall. .11: army, Mr. Bakrr, Nichol ~. lane; loonlykrd-strcet. . _ _ 11 7 : ildll, Lae uE ,Newcastle-upon-Tyne r innl;efter, Jan. 6, and Fah. 10, at eleven, at the George Tavetn, New t:l ,I,le upon Type. Attorney, *Mr. J. Willson, :1 oy's-itin- square. A. Maiihy, of Tipton, Staffordshire, ironnaster, Jan. 36, at fans', Al, and Feb: 10, at eleven, at the Littio.,ll'‘ 11111, Penkridga. Attornies, Mes‘srs. Anitice Inner Temple. ' - It. Hall, lute of Steeenton, Southampton, farmer, Jan. 5, at four, 6, at ten, anti Feb. lu, at three, at the Croin Inn, liasinstone. .t.:•ornies, Iklessrs. &mays, Horton, end Ro:erice; Crane-court. ": • • J. Trott-wan, 41' Cradley, Worcester.hire, 7,lin-barrel-maker, Jan. 11, at five, 20, and Feb. 10, at eleven, at the Ceorge lon, Bewdley. Attornies, Mesirs. Still, Strong, and Rack ham, Lincoln's iutt. D. of Northfield, Woret;sternhire, cattle-dealer, Jan. 17, i'l, and Pent 10, at the 'White Lion Inn, Stratford upon-Avon. Attorniet, Masirs. Flatliaw and Nttld, Es sepstreet, Sttand. Spurshott, of Blitckinan-street. Sonthwark, grocer, Jan. 2, 13, .tad Feb. 1(4, at ten, nt Attoraits, Messes. tionrdilloci and Heritt, Little Ft id ty.t.treet, Cheapsile. G. Gayton, of Edmonton, li,hilesex, coach-waster, daft. I, IC, and Feb. it), at tw, lye, at Guiidhall. Anorney, Orrell, Wittsley-street, Oxford-Strea. •' F. Price and 11. Le Sonef, late of tVinchetter.street, mer chants, Jan.' 2, 13, and Feb. 10, at ten, at tittiltlintli.. 7 At torniesi Messrs. Holt clad barren, 'Threadneedle-Ktreet. H. M. Cl ewley, of Charlotte-street, iliaelattarc-road, linen draper•, Jan: 6, 13, at twelve, and Feb. 10, atone, at Guild- Attorney, Mr. Pope, Motliford-court, Fettelturelt-street. Mt:Silver i -of Portsea, grorer, ;Fan. 24, at three, 35, at Cleve 1, and Feb. 10, at Otto, at the f:ines Portsett. Attor ney, all, Sta. NV. P a Pown itum , W. Vincent, p li no d nn :•;. ishontler, of '.ewlatry, Berks., booksellers, Jan. b, b, and Feb. 10, at ten, at Guild hall. Attortties,'Messrs. Dawes and (.I,;,tfietd o A uge l..,„ aut , Throgmorton-rnreet• It. Iltines, of Luwer-rctil, Islitqtnn, wine-cooper, Jan. 2, 6, anti Feb. tu, at twelve, at zltcornies,,blessrs. Mayhew and Price, :sy:cowl's-inn. T. Grittiths. of Pennant, Cardiganshire, shopkeeper, Jan. 6, and Feb. 10, at el , re it,.at the White Bart Inn, Bristol. Attorney, J. Pearson, Temple. • DIVIDENDS. Jan. G. C. Bagi:hole and .1. Red rave, of 'Mark-lane, mer chanic,J4ll. 2J. A. Pink, l'ortsra, wine-Mere-ant 22, , J. Smith, Almonabory, Yorkshire, clothier—Feb. 6. I. AI. dehert„ C. C. Becher, and J. Hargreaves, Coptball-build ingsouerchatits—,Jan.2ll. T. Evans, of Worcester, merchant— Jan. 16..1. , Ontwin, Doncancr, 4 rocer-:-.lan. I. J. Carlin, Kingstoti-upon- me;tctiaiit , Jan. 19. W. 'llickeriliae, Newstead, ltyt her, Yorkshire, innkeeper—Jan. 20. E. Best, Jun. Birmingham, merchant—Jan..2o. F. B. Goldner, of Sq. Ivor-court, Bunks, Inee-mereliant—Jan. 20. .1. 1.. Wood hatch, •Tiluxted, -Essex, cabinet-maker—Jan. 9. AZ. Abra hams, Dtilo-street,Ahlgate, merchant—Jan. 22. W. Urqu hart, Lloyd's Coffee-limism, merchant —Jan. 20. T. Locher, ocforil.street, haberdasher—Jan. 20. J. Rawlins, Red Liou street, Clerkertwell,liardwaremath CFAITIFICKI ES--J A N. 20. J. Taylor, Cis.ay'x tnererr—.l. nogg, Bedford street, ..:uvetvotardeli, silfersinitll-3. Marks, New•ruad, near l'iteroy-square, c4ach-makei—J. JiInICSOU and Little" Qtteen• street, Chealiside, reach-,makers--W. Wester &tale, Kingston•npon-11‘01, grncer—.l. Howe , Ingatestunc, 'Essex ' merchant—J. % Vaud, Carlide, woolleu-mannfacturer W. Blunt, Fleet-street, hunksellvr—.T. Veru4n, Bath, pic ture-dealer. PARTNOINHIPS• DISSOIXEI3. C. Grint , and W. Wilson, Cauliill, Russia-brokers-..W Itohrrts and 'l'. liott, blrottiley, heat, surgeons—W. War'd and Parry, late of the Cirrus, Minoriett, brokers—J. and W. Jackson - Newington Causeway, tinrrey, brush-tuakerl—.. Enis and S. Lacey, Rushmore Su ff olk, formers--W. Harding anti 'l'. Frensham, S urrey, millers—T. I /key and T. Coninictine, ,Gloucester, attornies—lt: Thomas and It. firitliths, Vverpool, merchants, and. H. Parry, Clegy tog tlehts, A nglesea, farmer-3, Machmin and It. Simpson, Upper Thames-street, drog4ists-.4). Carling and J. Smith, Wood tuck-street, Oxford-str,a t, taylors—O. Puuslion and It. Wraith, London, wharlingerS—M. and J. Hance, and W. P. Weise, Tooley-street, Southwark, hat-manufacturers--ti. Oakdett, Mythe, Gloucestershire, and J. E. Taylor, Man chester, cotton-manufacturers—S. Freday, W. Turtott, .1. T. Fereday, Jlillftrlds, Staffordshire, coat-masters— J, E. and N. Sunntlers llpper "I'lliunti•street, London, wholesale-fish mongers—J. Tctlow and, B, Croft, Manchester, muslitt-ma nufacturersr—C. Welch, soh .1. Welch, and IL Welch, Nant.. Erich, Cheshiree and of Manchester, tinther-merchaitts--J. Itettauf anal r W, Fain:lough, Little Knight Rider -street. Dec. lets' Commons, coal-merchants—H. R. Plaw and F. Fahreit holt a, London-41. Smith, can. J. Smith, it. Smith, jun. J. P. Sumlitts, and .1. Panrucker, Finch-lane, ship-insurance and Russia. hrukers—A. Cutler and .1. Burgle, Nlarklaue. CORONER'S INQUEST.—An Inquest was MU on Saturday 1115 t, on view of the hotly of Thomas Butler, at the. Black Horse. Inn,.Blackwall, who had been,drowned in the City canal, leading be tween Limehouse and Blackwell. Mr. Butler, the boy's fattier, who is mate of the Warren .6f LondOn, now lying at moorings in the canal, de posed, that on Saturday week,-in the morning, the deceased called him about nine o'clock, and said the kettle was boiling; be immediately dress ed himself, but could not see his son ; he thought the sudden disappearance was occasioned thrOugh accident; and went on board the adjoining vessel to .inquire,after him, where he learnt that he had been in that vessel, but heti returned towards his own. The witness wits then much alarmed, and _by.the persuAtion• of several persons he caused iittn to be dragged for, supposing he was drowned, draggen for several days, and was not fomid until Thursday last. Witness was of opi - - Mon, that the 'deceased h a d falls : between the -two vessel*, is stepping from one to the other, and he had, not doubt but it was oceasioued through accident. Verdict—Accidainally drowhed. MONTHLY REPORT FOPS DXCEMDgIt: The appearance of the young Wheats is - gene.; rally promising, except those very late got in, which have been injutitl the few sharp night frwsts - as they were spearing. The Corn Markets lifve Continued declining through the month, to the t , great increase of the general distr ess of the landed inte res this is principally to be ascribed to the necessities at the farmers, who are coai pelted to portion of their produce, and frqm the nar rowed part at so early a scaion with so lar g e a resources at the buyers, which deprive thetP of the usual means 'of purchasing an speculation , This lamentable *depreciation of prices in „Corn, has involved most of the districts' in gng,laati in and'. general distress, and the occupiers of the . soil ,find extreme difficulty in provitlitp; eithev work, or sustenance for t' cir labouring poor, whence arise scenes of side sPrealli° l Makence 'scarcely known hef..re. The spirit of cultivAtion sretris entirely liroken ; a stronger instance of which need not be given, than in the total stop page of working the the chalk cliffs at .Purfieer, Ste. for maourinc, , lands in Kent and Essex. which for twenty years previous to the last, supplied the corn hays with back freight to . the amount of 10,000 waggon loads per week, hut now (to not work a single load for that purpose in a month. The Turnips, at present, have not suffered I:lu terially by the severity of the w - eatlier, butt the strong Cole Seeds have .heen much cut. ' rit e young Clovers, that have Ir cri esst.,l sa rlv, ionk promisingly. hay is rising in price, h..'" the considerable expenditure' already of it 19 ' many districts. The Me t MuThets I n ure had an advance for ;:rime ar: irrs, part iculni ly Beef. Vr 3l, and House Lamb. No reduction in priers ha s taken place in Lean Stock of any hind since 0 "r last report.' Sheep are rather dearer, 1-4 " rwi and Colts for agricultural uses are hardly sabable. Store lines and Pigs, from the a bundance of" last year's produce of pe-ts and hearts; sell freely for more money. The Foul Market is brisker, even far flue fleeces ; stud long wools sure in great tie mend, at an advance of 3s. pe - r tad. I', II1ELAN1). SLIGO, Dec. 23.—We understatulthat !pevfl Warrants baring been sent from Dublin CoTie to Colonels Irwin and Pereeval,.l\lajors 011-lara and &e. .the former Gentlemen tool! Ihtt Sligo regiment from Boyle, mud Ole Cooper's Yeomanry, and the fial4mote ltlinfdrio told rnalea tearelt for arias through the Earo . 4 of/"vrerill, the Only part of this county , Y l,l •- 4nytnstanceS of outrage have Occurred, which (lii grace Other parts of the trp men were taken by the yeomanry corps,• against whom. in- , formations weee . lculged es being principals, end were on their way to our jail oti Saturday, under a committal from Major Bridgham, when the! wire rescued from the constables about two miles. front Sligo.—The yeomanry escort were knocked (low's) and disarmed, end the ruffians effected their escape. The names of the ruffians who hare durs fot the present succeeded in getting off, are, Jolt's King and Nelson, both of the parish of Kil-• mactranny. We have not yet ascertained whether time gen., denten named in the preceding part of this article, were successful in their searelt fur arms. _ It is of the highest importance, in the present slate of thiOgs, that weapons of destruction should WI wrested from the lianas of ungaalified Or suspici ous cliracters.—Sliev Journal. b y ueb t en J e j u t s : t l i sit e yi e c s ke e h A a e c e e s a t i . s s n e t e very lately lsrndet t 'Member of one of the Episcop a l Congregations, L o c 'Member i in order to recOvet the fee for inserling'a name in the parisb register. it %%188 pleaded its defence, that he regiter of the EpisCopal Coogre- • gation was equally good its law ; butt the Justiek. after bestowing on the case that deliberation w . tacit its general merits required, and also examining sip miler cases decided for other Session Clerks IfyJ (m -il" " 1141 Commissary Concts, found that the Pari4ti register is the only legal one, and that the Session Clerk eau recover from all Dissenters of what deno. initiation soccer, the does of insertion. This de' eision is of the greatest advantage to the Parti. themselves, especially to the rising generation; as parents have it not in their power, by caprice, • prejudice, or mistaken notions .about the registral tions .heing a religious ceremony, to deprive then..., children of the weatih of proving their identisY, err (if Aseert;%ioing their ages; for how mauy haye beenimproperly includvd in the militia rdlk; for Want of this, the only legal Proof of their ag e? and how many have been deprived of the effects of friends dying abroad for %vain orthis legal pra t)f of their identity.—(Edinburgh Journal) . At the High Court of 3uistiriary, Edinburgh , W. f lanegnean and John Smith were tried on'Aiou day for burglary, in entering and robbing t IC premises of ths Carron, iron ‘l'colts comPgil• and stealing therefrom 14001. in notes and croll • The plisliners were in the service of the Cont.. pany ; the greaser part of the property WEIS rem. covered. They were both found guilty, Mal ()rat Niercd to he executed on the of January next: MARRIED. On,Cat rday, at St. PAtterns, Francis Edwards, E9ta"l" Main in the bibt fixgnnent of Foot, to Mrs. Scott , of rab'b quid!Lit-place. DI ED. • At Turuhant-green, aged 62, the Rev. Chr:s:orher La l ie Moody, LLD. Lately, at Banda, in the East !ndies, Darla Forbes, Eq. Governor of that Is i land, a:id second min of the ;ate Gearg Forbes, Esq. of Aberdeen. On the. 2itli ult. at Winchester, Captain John Dutclisr, Payantster of the 2d Battalion of the 6th Foot- Ott Thursday eveniNT, at his house in Buckinghant . st rect, John tietheringtoa, Esq. On Friday last, at his house irt Baker - street , in the 47 t h ear of his age, Phineas Boud, nti. late his Miejesty's Cotr, anl•ficneral fur the Middle nail Southern States' of die Vnitec States of Anterica. OnSaturday, m Saturday, at his hoe ]Tedford-pTace, Bus:01-s IP‘" T ' Sir Charles 13licke. ---- Lt tIs:DON: Printed by J. 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