The Sun. — London, England, 1842-11-22 00:00:00

„ . • , . - , . ~ . • ! - , ..• . • : . . . . „ . , • THE SUN, LONbON, TUESDAY EVENING, N'OVEMBER 22, 1842. ,.- ,_____ ________________________- ~r izzot , ~.,,,, QUEEN'S BENCH.-(THIS.'DAY.) tinent for the reception of our trading vessels. The •to2s 2d per gallon. Jamaica Rum 28 to 33 per cen t ingham, Nov. 29 and Jan... 10, at twelve, at the Mr- s.. ~ . LAW INTELLIGENCE. „--,_,,.), " 11 , 7 . 1 r„, bit 'i, (Continued from our Afternoon Edition.) intelligence-coming, as it does, at a period of O. P. crd and mid etiaeiy at 269(1 LO 3s 2d, 34 tO 36 over mingliana District Court of Lankruptcy. Valpy, °facial . COLiita ssi; Sass tass'ESaLasi., Nov. 21. IAT .I.I•SiSALL'S.-Yesreenea.a . _ ester ea,: e s s -- , int' _O f ..«% - 1 61 all - - 1 e t d •1d • d d good mid and good 3s 4d to 3s Bd, and 34 to 38 over assignee, Birmingham ; Lees, Nottingham ; Taylor, CRIMINAL INFORMATION.-THE QUEEN V. ARROW-. almost unpreceuen e commercia epression an e- CATHERWOOD V. CASLON. Of fifteen or twenty Derby horses rne . ntio efi ) mount; SMITH AND KNIGHT. fine 4s to 4s 9d per gallon. Demerara at 2s 8d to 3s Id Featherstone-buildings Holborn, London. spondency-has raised the drooping spirits of our , ruble a This was an action for criminal conversation in day, three or four were backed to a conside t s ea . SUN-OFFICE, Seven o' Clock. . The defendants in this case are the printers and ' manufacturers and merchants, anti will, we trust, be for 29 to 38 per cent. over. Leewarils at Is 9d for corn- JOHN PARKER, coach builder Manchester Dec ". • ' which the defendant pleaded that the plaintiff hadnot townie / this lot comprehended Murat, Winesour, 3. . 1, d SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. f d 1 d f 1 E I (1 . 11 3 d J mon proo ,an s 10 - or goo( brown. ast nia um ,an an. 10, at twelve, at the Manchester District - a sa-__ 'is the histor of the Brocard colt ; the Proetess colt and . seve tmts proprietors of the Worcestershire Chronicle, and the the commencement of a new era i , y proved a legal marriage with his reputed wife. e proof at the low duty at Is 3d to ls 7d, and at the high Court of Bankruptcy Pott official assignee Town- , ak an An? PRICES OF CANAL, DOCE, ASS friends but at ;ce h b do not bes s rule calling upon their long-discouraged pursuits. The twenty-one d lad lid 11 G 19d If 11 b lel' -- . ' - ' It appeared that the marriage had been solemnized , pr. st at P , as \ 0 re' uty s - to s 2,.. per ga on. eneva at s to a- ui ings ; Ackers, Cross -street, Manchester. , i , 10 / ANCE COMPANY SHARES, &e• See. 84 ;- . - LONDON, TUESDAY, NOY. 22. Solicitor-General had obtained a ich the Chinese I them to show cause why a criminal information should millions of dollars, wh lave under- ls lod for comnson, and at 2s Gd to 2s 8d for fine. En- DAVID BENNETT FINN, tailor, Birmin h g am, ment. Jamal who is uoted at 50 to 1 00,./ / in Beyrout hy an American missionary with Chris- , q bt Alban orted to have chaneed his miners from • net not be filed against them for the publication of a para- taken to pay, and for payment of which security is glish Corn Spirits at 8s 8d cash. To-day several par- N0v.28 at half-past tw , 1 ,atth D . trict C urt Bir ale, , e is o , - tian rites and ceremonies • and the objection on the . p a q Number Dividend , Ascot Heath. et per CANALS. Paid. Share. P er graph reflecting upon the character of a Mr. Ellins, held, although anything but indifferent either to the cels of West India Bum were sold, nnd the market closed mingliam, and Jan. 9, at twelve, at the Waterloo-rooms, part of the defendant was, that it was invalid ; first, DERBY. Shares. Annum. Britith nation or its Government, in the present state of firmly ; proof Leewards at Is 91d to ls 10d per gallon. 13irmingham. Bittleston, offici 1 - 13' 'h •b th t . hd t fi dtthl l • a• Lee 6 7 per surnt.Ashton& 01dham...Average971.18s.sh. c'e 3 a Magistrate of the county of Worcester. a assignee, =mg am, ecause e par ies ano con rme oe ex oca sto 1 agst Scott's lot ese but as dust in the balance when viewed in TEA -This afternoon the market for Tea was in a ai l a 1,4 e" 41. Ashey..de.le-Zouch ..... Average 1121.5 h .1- Mr. Sergeant TALFOURD now shoWed cause against our finances,is . , • . s e on, Nottingham. or the laws.of the country in which the ceremony took 12 to 1 agst Colonel Peel's lot 1001.1 h. 5 4 6 1 1 ..... . Basingstoke the connection with the immediate,remote, and interminable yery depressed state ; there was scarcely any busmess ALFRED WALFORD, commission agent, Munches -1,06.5 51". Brecenock and Abergevenny lsol.sh. „,- P° the rule. It appeared that about four years since place ; and, secondly, because it was not proveil that 14 to I a S' GH ) gst ir . eatacote e 07 • yeoma n 3,0101./6th. 101. Birmingham, 1-16th share -AIL & 711. '1.2 Worcestershire Chronicle was establisged by a Joint- advantages which will accrue from the increased faci- nsacted, althoueh some arties were disposed to sell ter tra . „, 1...) .. . . , Dec. 8 ;and /Jan. 3, at eleven, at the Manchester the officiating clergyman had received episcopal ordi- 8f to 1 apt Mr. Blakelock's A British Loars' ......... Ditto St Livezpoul Junct. le 1. sh.loopd 21 e lities afforded to trade by the possession of ports com- a gn • in at lower rates • and it is difhcult to (sive accurate Di. • , ~ strict Court of Bankruptcy. Fraser, official assignee, taken nation, which, it was contended, the law of England 19 to I agst Colonel Peel's Murat- , vi „ SW 31. Bridgewater and Taunton.loel s. a il pi .... Stock Company-, of which Mr. Ellins was one of th .. notations owing to the want of transactions-1s 3fd Manchester ; Cooper, Manchester; Gregory, Faulkner, re. J ' On 5/, Chenner and 131ackwater ..... ..........iti. 101 directors. Several gentlemen of the county professing municating with the various provinces. The influ- q d' b 'd d hne selu 'or to Is 4 Mae , ' e consi ere as t e arest ae . corn- Gregory, and t3ourdillon, Bedford-row, London. required. These points were reserved for a special 22 to 1 agst Mr. Bell's Winesour-taken and aft. 0 tee 321. Coven•ry 1001. sh. 295 nce of recent events on the Chinese character and case which now came before the Court. 13 to 1 agst Col. Anson's Progress e --- t• sad „seat 'ere:aloe- ....... Averseee iaes. ma. se . --. Liberal principles subscribed together for the purpose e .. ' mon sound Congou cash, and the market closed with un- . 30 to I tigst LordEelinton'sAristides-t. a 1,-, 0 , z 17. - 4, - , Dudley. .................. lOOl. eh. ..e3 of establishing this paper, of which the defendants were on their long-cherished notions of superiority over usual dullness. , The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, who appeared on behalf WO 131. Derby lool.sh . 12(1 2,000 4 per cent. Danube and elayne ..... ....411. Ills. 4d.pd 31 tO have the management. Mr. Ellins subsequently every other people upon the earth, cannot fail to pro- Coes:la.-The low prices of' British Plantation have THE SLAVE-TRADE TREATIES. of the plaintiff, contended that that principle of inter- 40 to 1 agst Colonel Anson's Napier _ i _ en a d 3,5754 4' Ellesraereand Chester Averegelo2e.sk. 69 ee3Sed to be connected with the paper having trans • duce vast beneficial results to that people. The silent attracted attention, and a good demand has prevailed --iise.--.. national law which required that marriagA should be 40 to 1 agst Sir G. Heathcote's Sirikol t l ' eel &el Erawase f IOW . ~,. eau :_ l'lo/. Et. 1001. pd. I:' ferred his scrip to Mr. Arrowsmith• in the course of march of ages could not have effected so powerful a sinee this day week. Trinidad good and fine red at 35s There is something very incemprehensible in the solemnized according to the lex loci, applied to Chris- afterwards offer( d taken 6,4e5 Bel. Forth Lad Clyde 45 to 1 agst Mr. Griffith's Newcourt ii Asa 7 a . Omea J:1 action leleesn 118 change, so perfect a revolution, as will flow from the to 3Gs Gd, mid and gooei. mid 323 to 34s 6d, mid to good bustle in which the French press have taken up a tian countries only, and did net extend to countries o lest year, an article had appeared in the paper refledt -50 to 1 agst Sir G. Heathcote's Aniorin el,e49e 255. Grand tinier& i(kil.sh tel ' 1 etiO .. Grand Surrey.... ... .. ..,... lolll.sh. 15 ince ss severely upon the conduct of Mr. W. 11. Ricketts, intance to which the have been brou ht with gre -32 s to 34s Gd _ier cwt. . GU2 - a till sea damarsed at noti on w hi .h p t r acqua y g ) n , 1, s , )A . 0 A , cth .y hav e almost magnified into a re- in which Paganism or Mahometanism prevailed. I 50 to 1 agst Mr. Coleman's Jamul . .... take 1,0001 41. percent . Ditto leptional) Loan...-.-. lOOl. themselves, rind with Europeans, by means of the now 26s to 31s, a d very inferior 25s to 2as W. a Magistrate o , f the county, imputing to him that port, that there is a disposition in the English Go- Beyrout was situated in a Mahometan country, and 50 to 1 apt Major Yarburgh's Dumpling 3,0415 .. ..... Grand Western - BICE.-Hoitiers of Bengal have displayed firmness, at vernment to release their nation from the obligation tl t . ' h h CI ' 4. le par ies in t e present case, w o were woolens and afterwards offered 600 13.7121.6 d. Glamorganshire, Aver. costl7`2l. Els.4d. 210 he had been guilty of jobbing, for the purpose t , . lOs 3d a lOs Gd for low white, los 9d to lls for mid, and •al colt , 749 12/. Granteews ...... l " Lsh. t 12.) Of favourino• his political supporters and his awn vernment. The wall of separation which the Chinese of the slave-trade treaties of 1831 ancl 1833. Into and British subjects could not be required to comply 50 to 1 agst Duke of Grafton's Ox3ga ~...s tal iell 6 238 had succeeded in buildine• arourd themselves and I' 1 I" f d d f ll' J 1 'd Isdi to -s or goo an me w ite. ava, ow to mi ~_ inese errangements the French Government entered with the laws which ' there regulated the marriage ce- 2000 to 30 agst Lord Verulani's Brocsird eau. free lf 'IOO , , .... Ksesiaesee et-st ile.tl9 0L . 155. le meet Anti A . v • Ln,....A..v .. . 391.1e5. 10A. sh /3 -pis . M Ricketts, in Michaelmas Term by which they had s h u t th emse i ve „ u t f rom th e , • . with forwardness and cordiality-it was one of the remony. ln answer to the defendant's second objec- 1000 to 15 agst Major Yarburgh's Matinee romsgros e. r. yellow 8s Ga to 9s 6(1 per cwt. Carolina-first sort at ken 11,6991 11. 10s. Lancaster Aveeaee 41/. 65.15 d 1 , 7% -ee ree which civilised nations in a state of amity intercou s . 2000 to 20 ne-st Count Bathyany's Fox-t 2. first, if not the first, to suggest the desirableness of i tion, the Learned Gentleman contended that marriage, e , „ rice ..eghter --1 ' 2,8971 24/. Lee(' s and Liverpool lllel.sh ma last, had obtained a rule nisi for a criminal informa- , ' 30s, second 28s, and third 9 5s to 2Gs ; Patna, fine 19s to 545 e 1 , 1. 10s. Leicester Wll.° 145 tion against the defendants, who had immediately ap- cultivate for the purposes o'.. mutual advantage-this 21s, good 16s 6d to 18s, and common to mid 16s to Ms a further treaty, embracing all the great Powers of in the eye of the law, was a mere civil contract ; that 1000 to 10 agst Lord Chesterfield s i sea law as, es. Leicester & Norte:in:l.ton Aver 631.101 71 e sae ban•ier the work of ages, has been shaken to its base, per cwt. Rice Meal at Gs to 7s and dust at as to 4s per cwt Europe, and somewhat enlarging the powers mutu- any form or ceremony the intervention of a • t f . - •o - 4 ' 2 " 1000 tO 10 agst Mr. Bell's Black Di p seeee lea Monmouthshire 1001.51 2eo plied to Mr. Ellins on the subject, inasmuch as t a , , pnes o 1000 to 10 ast Mr. Ho ' S , -take n see gers s ynn sao Ist. Melton Mowbray leillah. 117 Mr. Ellins who had furnished them with the informa- and a ' breach mad e in it w hi c h it w ill be found im- There was an improved demand to-day for Bengal ally given hy former stipulations for the repression of any kind, was sufficient, and that the regulations of g Aristides .0- %09 ea/. Mersey and nevelt lool.sh. eso which the article had been founded. Mr. possible to repair. China, will, do u btl ess , ere h sng ., Ri ce, aw l t h e p i s„ te „l es s i e „ s a t us e a y reach 5,000. that traffic. All went on in the most amicable and the Ecclesiastical Courts were mere matters of decency 1000 even between Cotherstone and a , al" el- - .ae a se 3,(300 le 10s. efacelestiehl 1001.3 h. a r • e 600 to 100 agst A British Yeoman and 1""; n 557 17/, Neath lool.sh. 365 11V on s ecul ion -c roatBs 9d low Ellins had immediately gone to Worcester, and at take her place among the nations of the earth ; her bags. principa , p a t , a g f satisfactory way. The only question was, who should and order, for the omission of which parties might be 500 even between Napier and Parthian • -taio a ei nee.- ~1 t , t ,, a.ne(ll..t.d_lts. offerelt 11 .4,4 N. Peak Forest k eel .ge about 7el.sh. 55 the office of Mr. Elgie, his attorney, had had an inter- Government holding regular intercommunication by white lOs Gd, mi , t110 . 39d, pod mid to good iis to lls per cwt . ; era ana mid kinds are the most in request. be most zealous in the good work, until the supposed punishable by ecclesiastical censures, but the absence 500 even between the Birdlime and the , 4 i,iia %I. Regent's (or Lunden) - Ar.:331.1.1e.ed.5h. 17% s,eti9 AL leoehdale kverage MI.O. LS ,- , .. j „ .5 p, 1 ,. 1 , 5 %Sew With Mr. Arrowsmith, in which he refused to means of recognised representatives, with other Go- 6 d . SA . G 0..- 0 . .er s of Sago ha . ving submitted to a further Hld , • . affront offered by the Treaty of July at once put an of which did not make a marriage void. The Learned Trumps colts . 503 8/. Shropshire m u e i c d ir li e ng s n p p et r t i r c l e a s t , i n o a s s , m oc i e d a d s i i i o n n ed a 1 a r d ge d e m a n r d , l ow end to the hearty good feeling which before existed, Gentleman cited Lord Stowell, Lord Holt, and other OAKS. al .09 111. lila. Somerset Coe) lsol.sh. 1711 have his name given up as the person who had fur- vernments ; and her people, not merely members of, and set every Frenchman thinking how he can best authorities, in support of this view of the case. s end eft* a. 3 , leoe. 6percent Ditto Lock Fund Steck I ' 4 ' iPs ' sh • 11 ' 4 nished the information, and promised to bear such but feeling that they are members of, the great hu -25 to 1 agst Mr. Livesy's Testatrix-- - e -, e 700 364 Stafford and Worcester.... ....1401.811. 65G gto goo Ils to las per cwt. Sago Flour at 12s to 13s. Jamaica Arrowreot at avenge or retaliate the slight. America suggests an cc- Mr. THESIGER submitted on the other a 611 1 •Aill 1251. oh. iISO part of the costs which defendants might man familar• side that, 25 to I agst Lord Westminster's Laur L3O 151, Shrewsbury . 9d to Is 4d ; South American, 4d • Rio, 5d ; Bermuda, 1451.5 h, 396 Elgie, or any third party, STANDARD.-The opening of four new ports to Is 3d to ls ad ; Dominica. 7(1 ; ase 1.11. 3taurbrid5e............. _ incur, as Mr. casion, by refusing to be party to any such arrangement as the parties were married abroad, the plaintiff was HUNTING APPOINTMENTS., . Delfi 3,047 11. Os. Stratford-on-Avon rev er.....91.95. tel. sh. 33 11;01.sh. cao might think fit. On inquiry, the defendants • found British commerce, each of these ports a better port gago Flour. 12s ad ; as France had consented to. The American Minister in bound to show either that he had conformed to the saa test Swensca Col. G. W •ndham's lids., Wed., Fitzhall; x 1. 1" • 3,76.1 21. 12s. Severn and Wyc &Reilway Av.0.61.0e..5h. 45 tbe charges which plai n tiff had brought against Mr. and in a richer eountrY than Clinton, the onlY Port East India Tamarinds, 29s Gd ; fine Honey, duty paid, Paris writes a pamphlet to abuse England and defend lex loci, or that there were circumstances which ren- Sir M. W. R . dl ' Hut-101. 3' • re' . 2,ete , esh, 32/. 10s. Trent and Mersey, 1 share lirl. eh. hitherto unsealed to Europeans, is an event the iin- 65s per cwt. slavery ; and the whole French nation-all at least dered such conformity upon his part impossible. But gall' • s,lia ...... Thames and Medway Av. 191.55. B..sh. 2 Ricketts were totally void of foundation, and, there- SereEs.-To-day some parcels of black Pe.pper were who meddle in politics-lose no time in beginning, like neither had been shown in this CaSe. • The Learned Mason Dunning i ton e3 ; s Sa h t.Nfo7te e a ( i i. k 7 i W ll r a Y g l es -anii " " • / 14° va s t i t t b r i a it ., at c l l ' ( "" h 'i 141. Warwick and liSr-ingham lool.sh 109 fore, they adopted the only course that, a 5 honest men, portance of which can scarcely be estimated by any ,- 2 P . g , a population of wild cats, to howl and shriek forth Gentleman next contended that the English law re- Prudhoe and Derwent, Wed., Tues., Fugar Wu . ' I,toiiisa. s.O 101. Warwick and Nape,. 1001. sh. 117 was open to thens. They tendered a public apology accessible analogy. The opening of four new - poris s o l l p a r r i y :::ia r t s g . ne 9 al=, t in alidli se 1,000 41 Worcester 8c Bireninehem Av.181.8.1.5h. 521 e in the open Court to Mr. Ricketts, expressing their in France, the largest and the richest state of their wrath against Great Britain, which had deceived, quired that a marriage should be celebrated by a IBarlow-10. • 51'01 365. Wilts and Berko Aeeeage 671. 10a ee,,e. is% ittle interest Europe, would be a matter of 1 . , request at 92s to 9, s for low and good mid. fina'ruclnii and the Ministry who had betrayed, them in sane- priest in holy orders, which orders could only he re- ' Hayden lids., Wed., Harsondale Cleugh ; g - sit l • 9 1;am Park, harrs., Tues., Wv tilifi" sed _F . n . urr.- 7 :1' .. 0 , gay prices sliehtl • advanced for Valentia Coning an act of generosity, and in exacting from its ceived by episcopal ordination. don 6„ Weriev and Essington n..5/ . .sh 74 sorrow that they should have been misled by a person 5 a,..9. ata seesocace --. ••••,,i...111. nu on whose information they had placed implicit reliance. because, notwithstanding its extent, France has rulers an instant falsification of all the pledges by The COURT stated that the principal matter to be W °°l. ' ..st . tusins, at i 332 or mid, and at 36 3 s for the best new qua sea Wey anti Arun 14 . 110/. bti. 20 No N ol e c l - vs Staley hds., Wed., Greenland ; Sat., Sina i f ll4 DOCKS. Mr. Ricketts behaved most ha.msomely on the oc- already established communications with a suffi cient number of ports for commercial purposes ; iity, considerable pareals were disposed of ; but for Cur which, not only in the sight of, but first and at the determined in this instance was the validity of a head of, all continental Powers, they had distinctly marriage not celebrated by an ordained priest. That r Cheatham. •2 " t13 it * 1 3p. c. Comrnerc:al 'sm... lOW. sh . 12 casion. lie accepted the apology without insisting on but the opening of four new ports in China is the rants there are few orders. licvv" 1,54.5e5h. the defendant's giving up the name of their informant, PnovistoNs.-The best descriptions of Irish Butter and unreservedly hound themselves. Thanks to pre- question bad been lately brought by appeal before the • ' p a s( 5 per cent. East and West India - ..... Stack 1101,e p a y.. equivalent of the opening of commercial rela- have met aith a ready sale, at prices nearly on a par Lieut -Col. Hildyard's harrs., Wed. , assas,s lost. ase p.ct. London Stock e 4 and consented to the rule being discharged, on TIT' Ditto Bonds ~ , ween attorney and client. They tions with four rich States, each as large as France, with those of our last. Dutch has been in fair request, vious treaties e the breach of faith is as inoperative as House of Lords ; and uatil the result of that appeal Bridge • Fri Wheatcroft 0 Lo - rdAlch . o . 's hds., Wed - ., F l fiirnie Castle -4 Marchmont ; Sat., Belmont-11. Oi ; ease!) :31. 6s. sd. Bristol Average 147/. 9s. sh . 75 1015 then wrote to Mr. Ellins three letters 01 - 1 the subject, and with any o f w hi c h we h ave never before had any and prices keep high. In the value of Bacon little van- it is disgraceful, and the French find themselves in was known they should come to no decieion upon the Mr. Wyndham's hds., Tues., French 1 10 r 1/ . F . i 1 , G 1• 01/. t' 4 ' Geerelt. 5:. per cent. Ditto Notes, varioue at:taunt; • 0re:752 5 per cent. St. leathaeine Stock 105 - commerce whatever. To the Chinese the benefit will ation has taken ylace, butalic trade have purchased aith the position of a inob, which, having with great fuey present case. . . . • eseere 4 41 per cent Ditto Bonds - t Mr he even greater than to us_, as opening their whole caution. Lard is cheaper. Hams at 52s to 66s per cwt. and enthusiasm, and labour, and menace, burst open Yarnbro' harrs., Wed., Coombe Gate ; -ll ' . - ' .lOteeoo 4 per cent. Ditto Bonds tor 10 years ......... .... The Fresh Meat markets are firmer. Deinford Pier SHLTPETRE.-To-day 126 Lags Calcutta at public sale a stout oak door, find nothing.but a stouter iron-gate Bolton. n I ttiftk ' 1)1 ...'n• 2 ' ll . i'd 10 Ellins directed his attorney to'write to defendants, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ratwoas. were taken in at 57s for 14,1- er cent • b rivate con- inside, and are reduced, as before, to stand " with Mr. Farquharson's hds. Tues. Castle 1 1 -ie ; Leoo IL Hammersmith - LOLA. 21% desiring them not to trouble him with any more of to this. They open their commerce to the uni (YESTERDAY.) , 7 . a tee. „ s ,„, i i ssii .... „ . Southwark, Old. ..... -.Av. 631.25. ed. sh. e l 3 • y p their noses in the air," wishing that the porter would . Buckland Wood ; Fri. Hol , well Trn Ike ' 111.5 , 3 U p ,_ e d e ee • 1,7 a) ii. 15 . 5. Ditto, Now, of ee per cent., 50/.sh. 19 their letters, which were neither more nor less than versal factors and carriers-that is, to the whole world. A trade established with England will tract some large parcels were sold; but at lower rates ; come with his keys. In such achsconcerted position, it is MANSIOIV-HOUSE. Carmarthen hds , Tues , Kennel ; Fri., Low Tivyside hds., Thurs., • Pontcymion Bridge. v i a, i''' 4 000 ........ Waterloo...-. Jee p se. 3 attempts to extort money. An article then appeared 27s to 28s accepted for sto 3 per cent refraczion. A tall, elderly man, whose name did not appear upon the police-sheet, but who is called " Long Bill," Mr. Child's hds., Tues., Great Vargaror ; a e e ooo 9-is. Orl . . Ditto, Old Annititiee of 81 enable them to have the product of the looms of Immo ____ T . he market for East India Indigo has highly natural that any wag should receive ready cre -1161! in the defendants' paper, alluding to what had taken foe ies. 3d. Ditto, New Ditto of 71. .- 4 6 0 0 / 1: pi ll Manchester or the forges of Birmin ham or of g ' exhibited an animated appenrance since we last wrote, dence who professes to hear a jingle inside, and •the was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with bo L rb o i r e d r. Portman's hds., Thurs., e . sea 5/. per cent. Ditto Roads • place on the subject of a criminal information, in the industry of France or Germany transmitted and a further advance has been paid. Spanish has been French public appear to be a no less easy prey to s,ele '27s Vauxheil .........Avcrage 701. 10s. 30. sh. eel which defendants expressed their sorrow that they h • le'llc d br f I - f aving 1 e two pu icans o g asses o rum, &c. ASeURANCE COMPANIES. • few months to China • • • should have been betraved into a line of con- through British commerce in a in acuse request, Guatimala et an advance on last public any idler who will put up a cry that Lord Aberdeen I, The • • d prisoner, it was state , went into the Elephant Head. •E 10' M i lton as abbel , 11°14 e, 'Teo 3/10s Albion .5001. sh. 50/. pd f 9 duct which on reflection, they could not but -and China has been too long• in peace not to be rich sales prices of 4d to 5d per lb, very low to good Cortes is going to concede the slave-trade treaties, At pre- N. F. H T D B 'cl S t -$r ' 5 ~ , ,6 „ c 4 per ec:nt./ Allianceßritish & Foreign IDOL sh.ll/. pd 13ei , . üblic-houe • F h n enc urch-street, between 10 and 11 ~ ues., enny ri ge ; A't / s.nd fas. regret, on the information of a Magistrate, who and luxurious. These things are the guarantees of a fetched 2s 2d to 5s per lb. sent they are in fall cry on the subject, and that on p ' I k .-' 1 SO 51,000 6 per cent. Ditto, slerine lOO/. sh. W. pd L long peace. We must, however, abruptly conclude for Oms.-For Olive Oil all extensive business has been grounds (if any) almost inconceivable to a plain ococ at night, and called for and was served wi ~,.. • t h Turnpike Gate-11. ridg e; ei, ale el. per f, h. Atlas 5Ol. sh. 5/. pil 14% baking led them into a scrape, bad left them to get Bournemouth harrs., Tues., St. Leonard's B E .. t half a pint of beer, half a quartern and a glass of le:Wish. 5/. Birmingham Fi re ''''" l - ' ll ' 55 t• Pd 107 % out of it how they could. The article then went on the present, to give place to the authentic information acted at 53/ to 53/ lOs for Gallipoli 50/ to 50/ lOs F 1. t . rans , . ~ , h • • tl I lit f • ' ang ishman wois in le ia i o reasoning. us ~ . - Moordown Farm-loi. : Se e e ass, 4/. per cent. British Fire '2s 4 .il.sh. 501. pd 41 d before for Spanish, arid 48/ las to 49/ per tun for Barbary. the tst tl t 1 Idd t • t .11 ree y- le ac ua conc u e lea y-esi cer- rum, a pipe ot tobacco, anel a biscuit, upon finishing Th I Fee ree a fin per cent. Britedi Cernmercial sol.sh. 5/. pti et.; to regret that their informant should not clearly un- 'upon which our remarks are founded ; an Linseed Oil at 32s 3d t 32 o- s 6d, and for delivery Lit 328 • which he said he had no money The owner of the yt er ey harrs., Wed., Houghton Lodge ; sesa ei. per cent. Clerical es Mcaleal Life,loo/.0.2/ les pd eN derstand what was due to his honour, his integrity, concluding, we will ask one question-Was not •. d „, d I . , I thinly be repealed, beCa.use England claims no right • ton Stacey. ~,,,a 910 s Comity lOOl. ob. 101. pd le r cwt. Rape at 42s 3 to 4-s 6 or pate, an( 41s house, not willing to be troubled with making a com- Hursley hds., Fri., Fernley Mount-10f. ecsass as. . Eae a. ' so& ,h, eL r e 4% his word, and his character ; and then characterised the fire of London in 1666 a good . ? Did it not P e ad to 41s 9d for brown. Palm 33s to 33s 3d for to enforce the same provisions on America, who has , . plaint against such a customer, allowed him to de- fr i g era l i! i r i ll 3 ,n t s,.l Economic Lite 10001. sh. 250/. pd 4CI) the person who had treated them in this manner as a lead to immense improvement in t pp he a earance in '. fine, and 29s 6d to 32s Gtl for low to good quality. consistentl an fr i •er * . y d om tile beg iming ejected them; Odiham harrs Thurs r Iv 1-10.. , ~ Ges el i t h ; ?,271 eas.ecreent. European Li • - "0/. sh. all pd 20 cunning low-minded man. There was no name men- hof the British the accommodation, and the healt . . Cocoa Nut fine at 40s to 41S per cwt. The market for next, because Lord Aberdeen has written to Lord t• b t t • • f If I d ' par , u sen a waiter a ter im, as sse suspecte Mr. Dennett's harrs„ Thurs., Beau!ieu Ires sste seassi .'9. Ditto, Ne•V NZ. sh. 21. pd l'i. tioned throughout the article ; nothing in it to make metropolis (we have bad no visit from the plague since ' ad l• t at B • t* h •1 h• b (1. ht h common Fish Oils has presented a dull aspect since this a(mg on ia nis sai ors ase een excee mg „ . , t a e looked like a fellow who would be likely to Mr. Morant's Cover:s-10i. d'le; - Is - mom et. ner et Glohe Steck 1•22 maise calls of the same kind in the neighbourhood. Mr. Morgan's hds., Thurs., Llanrnmney I.° ° swain St. Getaliait ... the great ) . q . day week, 3-1/5s to 34110 s have been accepted for Cod ; t p , e . heir owers on alit of the coast of Africa • and b " y She • •ht ' h " t aas rig in er conjec ure, for he walked into Clippa Park-10f. s alai• 3r,fTo 45. 01 Hope 501 . 01 . s i• P 6 % stated that the informant was a Magistrate, so that the affirmative. Then we add another-are the incen- 37/ lOs to 41/ lOs for good and fine Southern, and 35/ to this time, we suppose, there is some third, and equally . assaa ta. 12s. 6(I. Imperial eire 5OO/. oh. 501. pd 142 t o diaries who burned a city, whether, as we believe 37/for common and middling ; Seal pale of fine quality logical reason, afloat. tne Grapes public-house which was near the Ele- Cowbridge harrs., Thurs., St. Mary Church • 7,:00 len ed. Inn:erial Lite lOO/. sh. 101. pd 13 nothing but his own conscience could suggest phant, and there treated ' himself to drops of whatever L3,4eel 5/. p4r cent. Indemnity Marine lOO/. sit. 8/. pd 34% Mr. Ellins that it was intended to apply to lum. The them, zealots of Romanism, or, as others think, Libe- at 40/53 to 42/ , pale straw Seal 40/ 5s ; straw Seal 39/ Now, we know how reports are got up in private 1 h 7,!:‘.29 31 les Keet Five 'OLsh. all pd 91 ral thieves, entitled to grateful praise fOr the conse- to 39/ ss, yellow 38/, and bsiled Seal 26/ 6s per tun ; le appened to fancy, and paid the bill in the same coin. life ; we know the swift growth of positiveness of THE MARKETS. IL Ditto Life 5Ol. pd Solicitor-General had a 1 . d beh If f M Fl pp ie , on a o r. e - S erm declired 30s to 40s per tun • first ualit of The LORD MAYOR-What have , ou to sa -to this sr . 11,000 ilss Law Life ......... ..... ... 1001. :.h. 10/. pd 31 lins, for a rule nisi for a criminal information, w hi c h quences of their crime ?If not, neither are the Whigs P. . . . • .. • , r . , q Y which a statement is capable that is fathered by a a . 3 3 PRICE OF BREAD. ~,A r tb c e,eeti ees. Lomion, I: 7 h:a 2 5 .1. sh. 12/. les. pd 17 1 .. entitled to plume themselves upon the consequences of British fishing at ,9/ lOs to 801 as, good but not much hearty wish. The short b t 'd t b h . h u rapt s ages yw ic account ot you, prisoner ? The prisoner-I came up Ilhe highest price of Rread in the Metropolis is 4 73-* fo :;,`)10 103. London, Ship 9.51. sh. lel. 10s. pd 17 .d been granted. In his affidavit, in applying for spearmed 771, ore.inary received coastwise 72/ro 73/10s; . 1 . s 1 to town to receive my pension, and I went into a Loaf: Good Bread may be had at 6%d. este, .0110/. ... ..... Minerva Life Mtn s e . the rule, Mr. Ellins did not deny that he had given the Asiatic war. Headmatter, fine, imported direct, 8 5 / 1 0s ; middliug re- ' a le trave s are certainlY not long in raising it from PRICES OF SEEDS. e ,44 4 lodging-house, where they robbed me of all I had, and Per Qual er ',....s:,, - it' , li,. ,;) 51. er -., p cent National Loan Fune....eol. sh e/. 10s. pd 2i the very lowest degree of conjecture to the highest Per Cwt. I 00,100 5/. per cent. Palladium Lite 50/. sh. 2/. pd the same information on the sub' t b t 'cl th t 1 jec , u sal a ie -- - - - ceived coastwise 80/ per tun. my shoes into the bargain. New nglish Ron Clover...6os 75s St. Fein .„.........., e t- ,„.‘ HOP DUTY. degree of certainty from " I shouldn't be much sur- Old Ditto Ditto ss -s Rye Grass •••• '''' . ...-s re, . tie,oeo 51. per cent. Protector Life ' ol .s l l. 9 . 1 .1e6 le's 0 6 had expressly cautioned Mr. Arrowsmith that the "Teistow.-For Russian' Tallow sinco Tuesday last The L M ORD AYOR-And so you thought you had a New F In D' ..... ....- - '•• - ••••••• .....:•••'- st •ee l' ' ' 2 e e o o 4 per cent, Protestant Dissenters .... HAL sh. 5/. pd 5% • An Account of the Duty on Hops of the growth of • rised if" to " I know from the best authority that at0....„-s 56s .5. Pacey Grass ... . _ ..... ee e g eefl IL Provident Lite me. s e, 101 , Te s pe information ,was not to be used for the pur- , prices have advanced 3d per cwt. On the spot 48s 3d P • 9 right to rob th • ha h o ers as you a een robbed .. ~ e Old DiTi ' lei yourself . -s -s -s Limed, for feed1 0 3" . ....1 1,16, 60.1,4 e) 4s. (M. Rock Life a eene2o/ 51. per cent. Royal Exchange Stock 170 Old from the New Duty :- new P. Y. Cof first quality. For delivery at 48s 3d up with all our experience of human gullibility, it does lee prisoner-I took a walk down to Dockhead to oat Dine Dlit tver 50s s Ses Ges,Ditio, eor so . , ... se , e s t,,Ditto, tor mishit lc ....., la , 9 , ,, - (WO 5 per cent. University Life. wee sh. 5/. pd 11 believe such a. statement ? Mr. Ellins, it appeare • / see an . o . , Id friend for I knew he'd lend me a pound, New Trefoil ---s 17s 255,Hem e .... !••"''' .. ....-• 4 4 10,(e)0 4 per cent. United Kingdom Life 100/. sh. 51. pd had two days before been convicted of a nui- DISTRICTS. DUTY. to the end of the year, and aBs 6d to 48s 9d fur spring astonish us that a whole nation of newspapers even Old Ditto JOINT STOCK BANKS. sance respecting. a road by Mr. Ricketts-two days Barnstaple and give me a mur of shoes. £l4 081 months. South American, low and middling quality at some of the Ministerial and Conservative ones, who rin'' T NT Trefolium -9 r•S -31 Fa Reshe• tote i lic 5,000 A gric. end Corn. of I relan d2SL oh. 10/. pcl • h Bedford ..... . 44s Gd to 48s ed per cwt - 113 14 33- :12s to 44s Gd, good and fine . know better-should conspire to fly off upon a notion • • eAle eeORD evi.A.YOR-Well I SU 0 , pp se you got English Carraway -s 40s 458 White Musterd... 11 ' e e to 3 . 0 , Foreign Ditto ••••• • . ' • 101 • o ar . 1 e e eet) Sl per cent. Australasie 4O/. oh. era. pd be% before this interview with Mr. Arrowsmith, whic -s 40s 46tr Brown Dat0......... s3 l t drunk with him ? The prisoner No ie see 10 per cent. Bank of Birmingham 501. sh. 10/. PEI taes took p l _ace at Mr. Ellins own house. Here was Mr. Cambridge . .... .. 6 5 3f Town Tallow at 48s Gd to 49s nett cash. which not one of them at any time has had any the ' - , your Lon"- Conander -s 14s 20siTares ............... 4 COCHINEAL-To-day Cochineal was much sought ship. I found that he was dead a twelvemonth.- PRICE OF OIL sel 10 11',1/10 le percent. Birmingham Bank 5O/. sh . JO/. rid 13 -, Canterbury ppose in any egree ounded on 3 etena 6 per cent. London e: Westminster ICCI. sh. 201. pd 22 lallins closetted with the editor of the newspaper, 1 3 9 4 after, and the parcels offering privately were cleared off (A laugh.) Rape Oil, brown, per ton ........ 43 el! f' t t* h • h • • I I ec ano ion wic is simp yt le preposterous crea- Ditto refined ....• e 9 e 60,0.30 5/. London joint Stock Mesh. 10/. pd 13% giving him information respecting the conduct of Mr. Chester ' the market at a further improvement in prices ;3s lld The LORD Mayou-I am afraid you are a very bad Linseed Oil ....... 0 , 1 0 , 100/. sh. tel. ed 30 Cornwall.- 7 5 9 1 tion of their own brains an idea standin s on . .. 3,: :, ,, e , e ,i ll :l4, ,, e r iz t t . . L. l ,: v tl e s rp es 3 t o e i r leas sb. Nee pd 19 Ricketts, furnishing him with paper to take a note of - f Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill (per WOO) ........... •••• 9 ° , 1 - .0,1:00 74 per cent, Manchester and Liver ] 50/.sh. 151. ea lea that conversation, and then saying-" But remem- Derby .... thin which the here e y . mbraced merely because it . ellow. Why, if you wanted necessaries go from ttase t ake. per tou ............... .... ....... ....•••••'''' e n s . 4 • h d• 1' d • ' ' - pool Disconnt l4 12 11+ house to ouse rm cmg an smoking at the expense •11 .ei 1 e eO,OOO 7 per cost. Manchester lool.sh. lOL pd 45 , ber, this is on no account to be published ? " Wh y Dorset.. and the market closed with a healthy appearance. has presented itself, or because some random conjec- PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. Pel ... ,1 6 ff . lloo 8 pee eent. Provincial Bank of I relandlool. sh. 251.14 4 :?i - it reminded him of the gentleman who, fearing an Essex... 1,297 12 10 SHIeLLAC -To-day second orange went at 73s Gd to ture has pitched it forth " for want of thought," as an of the publicans ? The prisoner -I thought I should Town Tallow .. Yellow Russia X. 11 fie Melting Stuff... ........ . ' 1 6 2 10 6lDitto Rough... ............ ..., 0 a 0 10elet) 6 1 er ceat National Bank of Ireland 50/.sh. 1741. pd 16 ••• , t , Exeter lO 31 755, ord block 4 9 s Gd to 43s Gtl, fair liver 51s to 525, ord idle pot-boy tosses his cap into the air. And, now get money enough to pay. White n 0 0 Graves ......... ...., .......... 9 111,0110 6 per cent National Provhicial Eng.lo(2l. sh. 351. pd ee, 3,i arrest, told his servants on no account to commie . r Soap Ditto 0 0 0 Good Dregs ... ........ '' . 10,9141 Ditto New 101 . 51 '. 101 . Pil 11 P4 breach of the peace. There are hazel twigs growing Gloucester . 9 5 li block liver 62s per cwt. before these people can be made to understand what The LORD MAYOR-li ell, how do you propose to PRICE OF RAW FAT, rer stone of 51 10 : ; 1. 10 ' levee) Gloucestershire 50/. sh. 10/. pd 02 . Grantham 9l 7 4 NITRATE OF SODA.-The demand has been good for absurdity the •I • b tll • tl ilh tll d pay ? You must not be plundering in this way. Price of e,llOO 10 per cent. Hampshire ......- ..... 50/. sh. 5/. pd ei., in the grounds, but on no account use any of thein to y lave een a, sing, ley sei ave ace T Tallow (as stated by the Tallui; Melters) ........ .••• Hants 11,540 10 6,i. this article since Tuesday last, end prices are firmer. hese debts must be paid. The prisoner-I'll pay COAL lel AII KET. r%. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. the ribs of the bailiffs ; there is a horse-pond yonder, it so long as to fancy they have gained a kind of .. f 2,141 Vie Gki Bate .. '2Ol. sh. 161. pd 'f! 1 Hereford . - . - • vested right in their fancy, and will think themselves y P out of m ension when I come • • again to receive it. Ships arrived since last mencet.day, 13 16 (I %MOO ..... -.. British 40e ee. De. pe 1 - , ki but pray do not duck him. Now that was scarce y Her f d tor ... 929 18 3f THE LON ..., _, . DON GA,zhi frE . lam an old soldier and was wounded in three places Adair's Wa s Riddell's•••••'"; li 1 1 000 git d ei ; ;; . '',l l • 9 3. Ditto Provincial 2Ol. sh. 19/. pd eale more marvellous than the caution given by Mr. ill•treated by the discovery of the unchanged matter In 01 11 End vie, 9/ i Isle of Wight ........... . .0 ,„ e t l i Ellins to Mr Arrowsmith (THIS EVENING.) of fact. Buddle's Weit Hartley l6 SW. E. Braddyll'sele" .. .e l 1 eeel 5/ les Birmingham W. sh. 101 . Lincoln 2,548 2 4 • The LORD MAYOR-And our medal is at some C i tr i ' , 1 Inl i e - 0 I eseel 2; Os Bristol el/. oh. nil Lord DENMAN Why in a recent publication we •• • ... ease It is necessary therefore, to go on repeating, lest . y . ~ , 17 0 Walls End Eambtoit e .... ,1' I teeee 3/ I.os Erteli ton 2° l* s h ' 14 have an account of a man being convicted of murder Lynn • 43 5 8i our silence, however temporary, should be taken for public- house, I suppose ? The prisoner Not in town, ise ' l a';. w e': t" Hartley l6 6 Webs End Pemberton '''' 19 i 71e1 ne 103 Ditto, New , ill. oh. 16/. ed 9 FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 22, 1842. my Lord. New Tanfield Moor . .., .1 16 6 Wails End.Shincliff ......... e, .1 3 17 0 assent-that there is not the smallest possibility of a , eete i 41 per cent Brighton treiterai -,e/. oh. all pti 9% on similar testimony. I allude to the conviction Northampton ... ord's Redheugh IS tlj Wallc End Stewart's •••- V i :I The 1.,0RD .MAYOR nen lat • ' • ' n sure it is in one in ewe at. les. Centinental Consoneat eel -.7W. 6211. N I 110 of Fagan. Norwich ... relinquishment by England of the old basis of 1631 Pontop Windsor _ea. 17 e Walls End Casson •••"'"•• ,!' 1 .1,009 101. City ot London... ....... ....Nee oh. all pd 105 4 Alexander Paterson as Consul, at Leith, for his Majesty the countr ••-(A 1. uh ) T 1 • -WI y a g . le prisoner iy, to • ••• 1 as" st Ravensworth West Hartley 16 6 Walls End iieugh 1 ' .. : 0 6' 1,0,P) 61. Ditto, New 100Lsh. 75/. pd 150 Mr. Sergeant Tareeounn-Yes my Lord, in what Oxford tell the truth, it is in the Star Inn.-(Laughter.) Tanlield Moor l9 (I Walls End Kelloe - .... „"'',. •e. 1; 4,0(0 21.05. F.enitalde Reading ... "I' 14 ` 2n36 I hope we may now be permitted ' to call a classical 29 90 1 DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 22. such a proposal would not be entertained for one mo•• _ West Hartley ........... l7 S Walls Eucl Quareinlilee . - ,11 .. elO 10.000 3/. per cent Imperial eel.oh. 69 . 4 The LORD MAYOR-Where was this house in which Welam eOO 5/. per cent. Isle of Thanet til. 311. 20/. ea le - work. The Learned Gentleman then read the notes Rochester ... - ment by our present Government, and we will vens ~T ott Walls End Clennell . l6 6 Walls End'Coundon S , ... le 1' Vied Si. per cont. Independent :lOLA. all 58 were . deprived of your property ? Prisoner-I l e oCel W. per cent. Phcemx 5Ol. sh. :191.pd :12 ra taken by defendant Arrowsmith, and read over to Salisbury 7O 10 8 lite Lafontaine, Esq., to be Attorney-General of that ture a prediction that in spite of the 'manifestations - 7 Walls End seoslinth I,aeo 4/. per c%sot, Reteliff ... 11311/.311. 80/. pd 14 Ellins, in which the following passage occurred- Salop • / . don't know the place your Worship, but it wa n't wan- End Ilea 018 01 Part of the Province of Canada formerly ealled Lower of the French Ministerialist papers, no French Mi- , . ' - s Wall; End Huti t • cin Jo t, Walls End Richard° .... -e q ...••••• . 1 , J 4,4;00 See th el Itropolitan 501. eh. IN , . Pd 2 ! " Show his stupidit • 1 1 • t 1 k 3 an( care essness in no oo - Stourbridge. - . eery respectable. There were three men besides my- w alls E '4 ...... 17 9 Wal s Did 'roe ,„,,, ..... ..• e; • nd Hotspur peel) SE. percext. United Gerresal 50/. sh. 471. pd 29 self in the same bed, and they got up early. I didn't Walls End Killingv:orth ... 18 6 Howard's West lee• ... '' :eel NI. pet cent. Warwick 5Ol. oh. so ing into the law." Under these circumatances, be Suftblk ......... ....... . ...... ... 1,511 931 The Queen has also been pleased to appoint Thomas ts h - • • 11 t 'I • b veen t e two countries wi ven ure to ns cit yso aa se per tent Wakeliell 251 sh. e 2 Cushing Aylwin, Esq., to be Solicitor-General of that • get up till nine o'clock, and then I found that Walls End Northumberland 17 t. Hartley ......... ... ... . SUbmitted th Surre at the rule must be discharged with costs. Y•• • •• 34 10 2i sle re ult For to what would it amount ? On . in. u ing a s . , e,OOO 31. Westminster Cliartered f the Province of Canada formerl ll d I . • 3/. ss. 6d. and my shoes had gone off with them. ---; e.:4 0 us. Ditto New 5) 1. sh. 10/. pd 12 The SOLICITOR-GENERAL submitted that the rule Sussex.. e.ll 3 per met. Yarmo-ath 2Ol. sh. 18/. pd Wales, Middle •32 16 8i Canada. Th 1-, e -ORD MAYOR-If you don't pay these publi- - __--Ta re e-' ,# scarce pretended (much less shown), at least by the Bona ee.--- - • must be made absolute. It was distinctly sworn to .. .•• The Queen has also b 1 I Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1 ...... ~. te ' e WATEit woe. NS. een p eased to appoint Robert cans when you next come to town, I shall certainly I,een 345. Birmingham 2e ' sh. 25/. pd 21 by two witnesses that when the information was given Wellington 4B 4 111 ~ Baldwin, Esq., to be Attorney -General el that part of h h • • French Government, tat t e arrangement is in any report you at the Horse G d d • - Per Quarter "I sto s -----( . --- i , to 1 1 ' „- : • uar s, an your pension tad , t, tat se F.ast London WO/. sh. 191 Arrowsmith was expressly cautioned that he was not Worcester ...... 6,9:12 16 6 t the Province of Canada form 1 11 d U e d degree unseasonable or inconvenient. A few abuses • ee .... -68 .11 -ti -46 "" • , ' cr yca e pper Ana a. will be stopped. 5,e60 21 15s. nrand Junction Averaee 411. 15A.441. sh. 68 -- tele e:. Kent 160/. sh. 14% tO use it for the purposes of publication. Besides the The Queen has also been pleased to appoint James may have occurred and will be restrained ; but Th 11exham....... 4e 75 36 39 e 3 Ile --- 4 9 I ":" ' . e 72 We Lis arsine! Ltootle e'ol. Fh. :lib document which had been read differed essentially from £310,025 8 10:7 Edward Small, Esq., to be Solicitor-General of that part h h 1 h I d b t the treaty, on t e ye oe, as now 'a aou • ig e prisoner, who was rather staggered at this Morpeth ....... 43 1 - .4 28 34 IS 22 40 46 ..- . b Pennth - t 6 33 ei -- -.' ' 'rite 1 I,'vs) 2/10s r 1 eli7 River Londen Bridge Water An n e.. 00 gence, declared that nothing should interfere Shettield ....... " ' • - • -.- 43 ' t .... - C 4 - 32 - e 3 -- 4 . -e t ee i e, Lie el les Menceester and Salford ....... lOOl. Eh. 54 the article published, and contained none of the libel- - of t h e P rov i n ce of Canada formerly call 111 C • d ten yeare trial and we say fearlessly has • • e( pper ana a. • , 9 • 1 with his punctuality. winchester... 52 46 27 30 20 e 5 :i 5 . . a le'",, 0' j 1,140 5 per cant. South Ltee'on lnni•sh• 11 8 lons imputaCons contained in the article. Under Old Duty at 1 12-20 d. per 1b.R169,776 6 01 12-20 WAR••OFFICE, Nov. 0 2. been found to work with fairness. We should A • Per Bushel. s.d. s.d a d sd s d BtiB. d• - 00" Us -;,•?9•1 44t, West Micidlesee Avenage63l.!l2s. 9d. sh. 105 4 . 1 nadier Regim y oung woman, named Mary Comeagain, was Carmarthen... 637 6 6 6 iti 66 iti 56 ' oo i' 1;;60 11 Rs York Eel lel ng Co. Leviee Prop. 1001. sh. •,i6 , e , e lese circumstances the defendants had no New Duty at i 8.20 d. per lb. 125,486 16 7,i 8-20 Ist or Gre , ent of Foot Guards Lieut. R. be asked to annul this solemn engagement, char d ' h ' ge wit having deeply offended one of the 5 3 0 9 Conti-lege .... 7 6 80 3 6 46 2 9 3o 5 0 eO l o , IRON RAILWAYe. right to publish the gross attack . on Mr. Ellins which ' - kdditional Duty of five per Lloyd, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign and Lieute- entered upon gravely and with deliberation betw . een Swansea ',nee 2/. Os. BirrainghaM and Derby ...... ....... Me/ pd 40 tls h i .ey a. done, and he therefore submitted ;hat the cent. per 3 Vic. c. 17 14,762 62i nett, vice Lord Kilinarneck, who exchanges, Nov. 22 ; two •f 1 t • f 1 bl poa er u coun ries, or an sonoura e purpose, licem h h po en w o ave the peace and morals of Thames- Per 8011. „• 0 : 0.; 9,:) , 0 - birrninglenn and Gloucester !fel. pd 41% the Hon. E. W. Lascelles to be Ensign and Lieutenant, and with results considered for at least nine • y ears to . street under their care. Barnardcastle 11 nl6O 3 9 90 4 0 74196"- 0 ° 9. ' 0 6, 0 1 1e,..00 4 per cent. nrist::l and Exact .........1001. sh. 7f) tel 45 mle must be made absolute. . Durham l2 01301 0 0 s() ' 9 69' 0 0 '0 - et 7,Anit ....,..... Chcaenhdia sr G. Western ...IOUs!). 80/. 2'M Lord DENMAN said that there could be no doubt £310,025 8 10i by purchase, vice T. L. Fitzhugh, who retires, Nov. 23. be most unobjectionable, in submission to a mere The LORD MAYOR-What IS your true name, pn- Richmond l3 •I ') 10 11 91 0 6 156 9 6 140 60 6010 e 11 lli 0 :ON ....... Clarence 1001. ele 1001 lid e Ist Regimen • tof Foot es • - nsien . . es to e tau- GGW ll bL' soner ? Th • e prisoner-That is my true name, your Stockton - childish h • f 1 • w im, or i is no more, of a certain art of ss el sosee ......... Eastern Counties 2s l' ' 11 • 231 . 1 4 SNI had done to the editor of a newspaper, and had fur- Ere:se-office, Londe's, Nov. 22, 1842. the French nation ; nay, more, we should be called , P. --- - ------- - di' • Nov. 22. SO% ta s ICeelo 21 per cent. Great North of Englandlool. sit. If OZ. pd CO Tne LonD MAyon-What is the charge areainst THE EFFECT OF TUE INCOME..TAX ON upon to make this sacrifice in deference to a fancy , e e coins - t to, ee I:*2 ! Au. ecAL C; r.to O. Junction • ere. sl e ati pd 17 2 nished him with paper to take down that information a ---- 11 th Rot-Capt. L. - P - Yre. from half-pay Unattached, her ? Th • - e policeman said he had seen the prisoner -It was Sir Robert Peel's boast, that his e° ,: told' ineein 4 per cent Great Western , °Ol. sh. 05/. pd 85 in writing, it was done with a view to publication. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-(THIS DAY.) , to be Captain, vice H. B. H. Rogers, who exchangeS ; which has for its direct and avowed object the frus flame 3 per cent. Ditto New 50/. sin eO/. pd etre Amsterdam CF. 12 81:Gibraltar... ~,e Lieut. A. Browne to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fele, tration of our supposed policy, and the humiliation of standing at night in the street and addressin • would not if)ct th •1 • l He W ll '' Ole , . . g ever 3 a c ea or cing c asses. o in be efsei 8 ecr cent. Hartlepool leen sh. lied. rd 1415% With regard to the difference between the article and Ditto, at si h g t 12 ho;Leghorn -"' 3° '' who retires ; Ensign J.ll, Fetherstone to be Lieutenant, our nation, and which, if true to itself, would take en s ssee I lee cent. Hull and Selby se/ eh. We, pd 12e, the information, it was clear that the information was , mail 1 3 0 •?,!t•A) 4 per cent. Leces and Selby. . . .... . ....... .. .....101; sh. t',s Rotterdam ...2 U. 12 9 Genoa . - ... 26 10 on, but she replied that her profession wa • /I ' h sin the any sue- ope, inasmuch as the ver:s, . c o . . 7:.y0 le eer cent. Livereciel& Manchester Haan 1 001 .1e 1 ISStsi tO be chest up, and put into a readable forin, in order Antwerp .12 8 Milan - some other equally ridiculous and more inconvenient . street as well as his, and she would pursue it in spite higher and middle classes began to feel its rip thm t -,.. .-t, p; ~,,, (Tat. Ditto Half Shares 3 ' 14 1 4 91 to make it attractive to the public. Where both par- Hamburgh M.B. 13 14 Venice a vs, ye ~ . v et cost. Ditto Quarter Shares "5!. pd 45 ~ • Alto . na - their victory did not in the most remote deo•re , e affect u , c of him. He therefore genteely accompanied her to the would scheme and plan how to throw it P ° iv in 1% • ~;,, , , . ;!!;1 ........ 1.,,,,,:.. and Ilrigh tot, . . ... 51)/,,h, see pd ne UCS WCFC to blame, the Court could not sit to aecertain t t . • h s a ion- ouse, where the inspectar advised her to go beneath them. This is the season of the yea r t t riSt i el s ..... .... L.snaon and Bleckwall ..... sh 41 fel 6 ~ . Paris, 3 days' Eight ... 25 70a Palermo, per oz 120 geohn, vice 111`Giagor, appointed to the Staff, Nov. 22. our strength or prosperity. To recede would be a er,neel n ete- . eer. Leeelea arid G •-enwi-h 'i!i '4 . -94 : 0 I exactly the amount of blame due to each ; but in tins Ditto, 3 months es ea .et per sii Loll- &a . ...* '' ...--' . 8 .. ''' ' iunii tat ng esertion o a generous cause ; but it f s rong anguage w a are ca e esa a cs are le e t , f „„ es , s . , ._• . , •,n inntru t heno 10../. 5h.914. pd le4 case certainly Mr. Ellins had no right to come to Marseilles Z.),"11 , Xl. •,; ill. Ditto Onerter Shares e'd 311 ."1 1 49 would also be an act of utter and inexcusabl f • e 01l if ,an sae s!ero ne eo. 4d. Dino 'etew Sh- . •••-• - I C f - e- la . tle ourt or the purpose of asking for a criminal Bourdeaux 25 95 Rio Janeiro 234 .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hill ;F.R. C. Master, Y she was determined to go before th L A 0 r . e a kin% tii A,,,•00 u pc.: sil Lomion • "re' :31/. ob. 32/. pti 31re , , e ord Mayor and readers to whom the phrase is new er 9 • f t e e a ~, „, ~ .. and S. Western Ar.4l/ I's tel few ILlormation and, therefore, the rule must be dis- Frankfort on Maine -.15 14 Bahia T c•• dope with the notion of pacifying. France. give the police as much trouble as possible. at which all the servants men and women, ° veli 4 „,,,,, .......- London end Croydeni '-• 9 ' • ' One word with reference to a different subject, ' ling ••' * _,,. .. • Ditto New scrip e Av. 13/ 152 iki e i ,,'o ' charged with costs. Petersburgh, 3 Us. ... 37 Buenos Ayres - 71st Foot-Capt. W. J. Myers to be Major, by par- The LORD MAYOR W 13,0111 3.•.135 - et;r An eLembester '' - .... *•* " ' Berlin 7 New York,2ldays sight 46i B while we are still upon foreign politics A Whig - hy, Mrs. Corneagain, this is trict assemble to be engaged for the ens' . pe; and Leede...lool. sh 70/ I i . ... .pi 644 TIIE QUEEN V. TIIE CORPORATION OF HARWICH.- chase, vice Lord Arthur Le . I: . « nnox, promoteo; sa u.. . , . P a re Ditto Half Shares P 4e not at all proper conduct. At all such meetin countrY v .;', , 3A :1/. ei mrerater and le - - ' l ' 4 ' " 1 ' P 0 2.4 - F. Hunter to be Captain, by purchase, vice Myers; Contemporary, who not so inconceivably tries to affect m gs, we see by the h o le v MANDAMUS. . I .otTigliun7(3.sit..lo/. ")% Trieste, ditto .- ..... tette ae tension Ensign the Hon. A. . G. C • • . Chichester to be .Lieutenant, a certain degree of belief in these French dreams, flees) eeee. Mieland Counties .... .. • o es 1 1 2 1 ' P d in this case the Solicitor-General had obtained a Madrid ... can depend, there has been a most tea ' e a se es se. nate eliehed ......... 1.100i..X . ii: (1 P 4 64 1 rule nisi for a mandamus, calling upon the Corpora- Cadiz 361 Portugal Gold C0in...3 17 5 by pnrchase, viae Hunter; F. C. Cleike, Gent to be has picked up a set of analogous legends concerning The I n M s o i IL 03, Ditto New ........... • 41 P 4 6214 f • Bilbao In 0..2 6 ii. 1,,. N jythwri ...d a,..en;. . : .... . . 0. .... ... 4 4 0/. rd 31 i _ion of Harwich to assess the amount of compensation the n u frere' 2,e.se Fresten and Wyre ....... 50/. t,l'i: :'.1 1 ; 1. 1 1 1 ). - i i i '.l i due to Edward Chapman, under the provisions fth Barcelona ° e Seville shall not so easily go.-(Laughter.) g, a mg o d . _ A farming servants either ergaged or re-engag e a low, p e aoo 4 per cent. South Eastetn and Dover ...... ... SOL . rel i'l n a Mu ' ' 1 ' 36 Silver in Bars... 0 4 Ili Wardrop, from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice on one occasion, -1 • •d If •t b • • nem y came is pom 3 a menace, ) elne 10/. eer min Stocetres and Darlingtoa ...... .10eLsh 26 . - - nicipa Corporation Act, for the loss of his office Leith, deceased, Nov. 22. CLERKEN WELL. been - rx some places we may say that there has far o . afeat Theme: Haven re'p se ef.l ,,i a of clerk of the peace, town•clerk, and coroner of that -- -- MARKET INTELLIGENCE. Rifle Brigade-Lieut. IV. 11. Lord Kilmarnock, from as but has been compelled by a repriinand from the A boy a d about 12 eers named harles ' he Jr y , , C Tut- literally no hiring at all, the farmers, and t ~p i o g • e.ow 101. per cent. York and Nsrth Midland 50 . sin 501 pd 91% borough. r ' n-officc to drew ' his horns and play the h • g e oreig . tu MINES. t Front the London New Price Current of November 22.) die Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, to be ___ • , --a u an urr , d son of Mr. Charles Tutharris, a gentle- wives, and the farmers' sons and daughters, e n e .4l ol - )) ~ reefs) Albion Copper 5* h 11 ' P 4 12 I and th . The Comer hey h dMr F . mg' ear i . age against the rule, • e ' • ' ' • I 1 N seUGAR.-Ahhough importers of West India alusco- First Lieutenant, vice a (Id, w h o exc h an ges, ov. 22. humble servant again. All this comes on the simple) man residing. in Adelaide-square, New-road, was termined, e leot l4 ..-- il " 4,010 11. ss. Alten . , , le , sh 12/. Its pti lie e Solicitor-G mo s writer • unsupported authority, of an anony u. m or compelled, to do as much 0 , o der nacos .... ..... Anglo elexteaeoss.a. prn.lool. oh. 91 e d lei that the rule for a 11l darn f eneral in support of it, directed vadoes Sugar have submitted to a reduction on foriner Ist - West India Regiment-Ensign T. W. Stewart, to !.he Morning Chronicle. We meet these assertions charged by his father with the coin • • . mission of several and out.door work as they can themselves, ia ors 0 ' robberies „. ,s, . .. _ of cc , __ ii . Ditto Suuscription ........ ....... .2a/. i a 124,, shout 1 b --an ----us .0 assess compensation rates of Gd for yellow, and Is per cwt for bro wn d eser i - be Lieutenant, without Purchase ;E. Sullivan, Gent., to P _ _ .., ..... _a a • .........a 4.1.. • ca., .., ,r• AL • ',TT • 1 0 (1 , , Ere snos . 150/. eh all n 1 9le ( e made abstains. •Il 1 The Queen t t been r f ..... e pleased e r t a o i (;appointtiiat partßobert o i tthe Baldwin,hast o be also o A Province Es(l" of Canada f ormer l y called Upper Canada. The Queen has also been pleased to appoint James Edward Small, Esq., to be Solicitor-General of that part of the Province of Canada formerly called Upper Canada. WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 22. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards Lieut. R. Dud, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign and Lieute nar.t, vice Lord Kilmarnock, who exchanges, Nov. 22 ; the lion. E. W. Lascelles to be Ensign and Lieutenant, of Foot—E ns i gn G. G. Wells to be Lieu by purchase, vice T. L. Fitzhugh, wh o ret i res , N ov . 23. ten l a s n t t i , le b g y purchase, iment vice W. Mitchelson, who retires, Nov. 22. Ilth Rot—Capt. L. Fyfe, from half-pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice IL B. H. Rogers, who exchanges ; Lieut. A. Browne to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fyfe, who retires ; Ensign J. H. Fetherstone to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Browne ; J. rattison, Gent., to be En-' sign. by purchase, vice Fetherstone, Nov. 22. 42d Foot—W. M. Muir, M.D., to be Assistant-Sur ' geohn, vice APGrtgor, appointed to the Staff, Nov. 22. 58th Foct—Lient. M. Hill to be Captain. by purchase, rice Mackenzie, who retires ; Ensign W. Saunders to be .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hill ; R. C. Master, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Saunders, Nov. 22. 71st Foot—Capt. W. J. Myers to be Major, by pur chase, vice Lord Arthur Lennox, promoted; Lieut. R. F. Hunter to be Captain, by purchase, vice Myers; Ensign the Hon. A. G. C. Chichester to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hunter; F. C. Clerke, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Chichester, Nov. 22. 97th Fooi—Assistant-Surgeon J. .J. Majoribanks Wardrop, from the Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice , Leith, deceased, Nov. 22. Rifle Brigade—Lieut. W. 11. Lord Kilmarnock, from the Ist or Grenadier Regiment of' Foot Guards, to be First Lieutenant, vice Lloyd, who exchanges, Nov. 22. Ist West India Regiment —Ensign T. W. Stewart, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; E. Sullivan, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Stewart, Nov. 22. UNATTACHED. — M ajor Lord A. Lennox, from the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, Nov. 22. HOSPITAL STAM — Assistant-Surgeon J. M`Gregor, \f.D., from the 42d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Sharpley, dec ease d ; T. 11. Young, Gent., to be Assistant-Surycon to the Forces, vice Wardrop, appointed to the 97th F6ot, Nev. 22. COMMlSSARlAT. — Commissariat-Clerk Bishop tube Deputy Assistant-CommissaryGeneral, August 24. BlEmomANDupr.—The Christian names of Entign Sin clair, of the G2d Foot, are William James John Alexander. I,''. ~,3i , 2 /16 sßua itiver Lonileu B 6 Bridge Water Ann... 9 6,130 el lOs M:.nchester and Salford. 100/.sh. 54 IMO 5 per cant. South Londoc lllO/.3h. 318 .vi9l 444 West i'dicldleSes Average 631.1125.9 d. sh. 105 1,';:e.4) le 1.11 York Boll..ling Co. Lessee Prop. 1004 sh. :id IltON RAILWAY.':. 4,200 0 1. Os. Birmingham and Derby ...- ll6'?. pd 40 0,5.11 ...... .. birmingh:nn and Gloucester HtV. pd 41% 1:,.on0 4 per cent. llrist , :l%nd Exeter .........1001. sh. 711 pd 45 700 d ....... Cheaenheinir G. Western ...1110/.sh. 204 2 ' % 3,0114 ......... Clarence 100/. ell. 1001 pd 5 Cs ,Irol Dublin ;;;11.1 Drclheila 1001. sh. 34 rid to. , :iii ......... Factt.rn Counties '254 rh. 23/. pd $ N, 113.010 2i pn cent. Great North of Englandlo4.sl). Ito/.pd IV 10,. 0,3 fl p.m. cc.t. ti rind Jii nction 'Cid. sh. all pd 172 2:00311 4 per cent. Great Western 1101. sh. 651. pd 8.0 25,000 :3 per cent. Ditto N.w 50!. sh. 1.04 pd 61!•4 ~ (3- h i 8 r;cr cent. Hartlepool 11u!. xll. 11101. pd 1414. Sot) 1 pes cent. Hilliard Selby 51'1 all. 51`/, p 0 nt,:, '1,1 1, 0 4 per rent. Lceds and 5e1by.......- ...... ..........11311 sh. 1;5 n.elo 10 per c:mt. Liver' o^l Manchester llii Lsh. 100/.pd 18814 ..A 10 per ~ent. Ditto half Stares W. pd 91 11,4K3 Pi per cent. Dittc. Quarter 3hLres ".54 pd 45 ~..'") ......... London and Ilrigh too , in/.sh. 501 pd n 5 94,!. , .1 L.snlon and Blvrliwall 25!. sh. 251. pd 6 r,r -- ..^P., 1 Der ~ .,,..t. Londo n and G:cenwich ..."01. B'l. LT/. ;41 1 `. ': - :10 . 91 i.er sh. London & Birminghan. 10(d. 5h.1104 pd IF4 25, , 0:1 21.';; cd. Ditto Quarter Shates...` , 4 sh. ' 4 51. IA 49 4, ,• ,_`..4)3. Ditto New lih ace. 3'4 s h. 324 lid 30%; 00 U p‘r sh. London and S. Western Ar, V/. 11. s. ed. 104 r,o;_.t ... London and (7roydonl .., Ditto ":eiv scrio S Av. 131. 15s. 'JO. 9 13.5, 1 0 5:.1 , " .......... sh. 11 1. , nntles . ter and Cc - ee15...1001. ,l). '7O/ pd 6 9 34 '4 .:;!!il ,.. Ditto lialf Shares 54)/. :Ai id 24 x,,30a 41. IV Incht.,t,.r and 13 irniiNglixia 7CI sit. 4 1 0/. "'46 Ditto Extension ..................... .71. pd ..- ..... 011 , 10 f. 21. los. Milland ei:unties ..... ~..,0./ 31). lOU - ~ 0:4) ‘.."..'. cls. North :didllr.il ......... ..1001. sh, IGO/ rd e f t: - . Ditto New .............. ... ............ 404 rd 31 ...i IL Its, :6 . .2 6 I? l',.!s. Northern and Eastern.... 50/. • *ll. 4sl. p.. 1 :37' 2,1,im prz:Aon and Wyrc ......... 50/. sh. :'041,1 ri; . . .. Ivo) 4 per cent. South Las.ern and Dover .. ....... WM pd ,3% 1,,!”0 10/. per cent. Stockton: and Darlingtaa ...... ...10t:Lsh. '265 !borne; Haven `U. sh 51, pd c,ilril e . .ow 101. per cent. York and Nerth Midland 50 . sh. 50/ pd 9 l% MINES. $. 1 . ,1 1 Albion Copper 5' 0. s i/.p4 12 4.00 ii . 5 3 . Alten 1 11.611 121. I), IA 114 n lo Muxican,iss. 5/. prn.lool. s O. nl'r d IN 4 111,Cad .... ..... A g . o Ditto übier:ptlon ....... .- 51 .1 u - . 4. e,rro !,Elmo'. !sot. rli till ni 9 1 4 / .4, 1,03 IL 10 9 Brasilia:llmo. iss.sl. Ti', 61. sh .'3l/./pd 9 Mac•uhas & Cocacs United 25/.311.25/. pd 4 5 4 11.'1 , 1 1:- ' 66) ...... ." Ditto St...fel - in Dal trey -.2 . 1 14 sh. 15.? . . pd 3154 11 1 THE EFFECT OF THE INCOME-TAX ON gg O ms ; —lt was Sir Robert Peel's boast, that his Inca:1:10 would not affect the working classes. He Was, dad the time, that it was exceedingly unwise to in t Of . any such hope, inas muc h as th e ve ry men l l, l tbef higher and middle clas s e s b egan t o f ee l its Pill e "' t has° would scheme and plan how to throw it ne w hiri ll ' beneath them. This i s th e season of the yea r n or what are called " the statutes" are held in lo st i 2 oa f , ters. " The statutes," b e it k nown to those, "f + readers to whom the ph rase i s new , are a at which all the servants, men and women, °I , ` Q . -e yes trict assemble to be engaged for the ens uing pea At all such meetings, we see by the cou ntr iu r- 01* and we are informed by correspondents on ` v „," ° , 00 1 can depend, there has been a most fearful , " o - f tl add, in the present state and circumstances...lwo' country, a most appalling, falling off in the nufroo farming ser van t s e i t h er engage d or re-engage': Alroasj some places we m a y sa y th a t th ere has bee - i ., 0 0P literally no hiri ng a t a ll, th e f armers , a nd the de' wives, and the farmers' sons and daughters , i. e . 1 ,,%10 1 .0 termined, or compelled, to do as much of bo bi n l i.der and out. door work as they can themselves, o rs t meet the new demands of Tory taxation. V oe l 7; 0 107 A all these unhired servants will be obliged 0 , s h ,„'"' - fon* as agricultural labourers, whose wages will —„ then down by this new competition brought aP °- ,,0ea 5 .) No wonder, then, that there begins to be a n •rer• and discontented feeli ng i n th e ru ral distrietsr"it pool Albion. Cus tom Instructions have been received at the f re e 01 House of this port, t o p erm it th e export, &IL)?ls, to coal in our own and foreign reciprocity I•e s n - Alalta, Gibraltar, and Heligoland.—Neweasi le 7; 1 0. 0 ' • SHARKV.—Within the last ten days no fe w s - b ir eight sharks were taken on the great lines' I Z rg esP crew of one of the Footdee fishing boats. Hera;_ measured five feet in length.—Aberdeea . humiliating deserlion of a generous cause; but it would also be an act of utter and inexcusable folly if done with the notion of pacifying France. One word with reference to a different subject, while we are still upon foreign politics. A Whig Contemporary, who not so inconceivably tries to affect a certain degree of belief in these French dreams, has picked up a set of analogous legends concerning our relations with Turkey. Sir Stratford Canning, it informs us, has lo:t all influence at the Porte—has, on one occasion, nearly carried his point by a menace, but has been compelled by a reprimand from the Foreign-office to draw in his horns, and play the humble servant again. All this comes on the simple, unsupported authority, of an anonymous writer in the Morning Chronicle. We meet these assertions in their own way. We take upon ourselves to declare broadly and confidently, that they are simply untrue. Sir S. Canning is happily in full possession of all that influence which is due to a representative of Great Britain. His advice is followed, his friendship courted by Prince and Ministers. He has bad no occasion to resort to menace. He has had no reprimand, by con sequence, for such a resort. He has acquitted his important task with ability, and to the satisfaction of those to whom he is responsible; though he may not have trodden in the footsteps of his reckless and shortsighted predeceesor. The truth of the matter is this !—The Whigs wrested Syria from the hands of the only man, rebel as he was, who has ever kept it in order. To do so, they armed every robber in the country, and encou raged him in a warfare (the only one which circum stances allowed) murderous and irregular. They disorganise the country, they' destroy the force which could and did keep it in order, and they re-deliver it, armed and unruly, to the worst of tyrannies —to the tyranny which is terrified at once by its opponents and its ministers, and is equally fearful of exercising leniency towards the one or discipline towards the other. Their policy is now beginning to bear its fruits. Syria must pay for the triumphs of Acre, as Hindostan has done for those of Ghuznee ; and the authors of the evil are anxiously casting about for some means of laying at the door of their successors the obvious and necessary result of their own infatua tion. This is the long and short of the attack on Sir Stratford Canning.—Times. In this case the Solicitor-General had obtained a rule nisi for a mandamus, calling upon the Corpora tion of Harwi c h t o assess th e amoun t o f compensation due to Edward Chapman, under the provisions of the Municipal Corporation Act, for the loss of his office of clerk of the peace, town .clerk, and coroner of that borough. The COURT having heard Mr. Eric against the rule, and the Solicitor -General in support of it, directed that the rule for a mandamus to assess compensation should be made absolute. t From the London New Price Current of November 0 1) SUGAR.--Although importers of West India Musco vadoes Sugar have submitted to a reduction on former rates of Gd fur yellow, and is per cwt for brown descrip tions, still buyers have purchased with much caution, and the market has presented a very dull appearance. To-day importers of British Plantation refused to fur ther give way in price, and the rates of Friday were sus tained, but the demand was extremely limited. This afternoon a public sale of 126 hhds 10 trcs Barbadoes Sugar want off at full rates and all sold, fine yellow at C7s 6d to 6Ss, good 66s to 675, mid 63s Gd to 65s Gd, and :low 60s Gd to 62s 6d per cwt. REFINED.—To-day the grocers purchased with much caution, and prices further declined for Refined Sugar ; t .standard a s •geparc parcels t s h esebltl,isntgata2tss7,4asi,idansndlabiriodlivtntogarto2ces73dat; onnfdreedelyeartu3soliscd6:stoin3e4xse6eililefunrt 6, 10, ; d :Loaves a 7 re . tak li e 1411) , s. In oth er art i c l es there is no alteration. ZIAURITIUS.—Thi s a f ternoon the trade °purchased more freely of this kind of Sugar, and 4,462 bags at good yellow a public sale went at full rates, viz. : to 655, good mid 63s to 64s Gd, laid 59s t 4 t 0 93 ' 1 5 174 8 ,61 s cis , :r f i ci n riv e dut b ioA r o .g— ln o,d s fg s rß s ee t y o nsg s 7a 6 sl s , t no m o6 i n d ,es s 6 3 b( s ia sp to e per cwt. t e l d low t public sale ; Dobah and white descriptions have been in fair demand privately ; the former at 64s to 695, and the latwr 63s to 69s Gd for low to fine white ; but brown qualities have met with a dull demand, and prices are look ing down ; a large proportion of our stock consists of such. Java: has been in fair request privately, at the former currency. To-day Manilla was sought after ; 15s to 15s Gd paid for some parcels of low and damp brown by private treaty. FOREIGN.—TO - day the market was firm for Foreign Sugar, and the demand good : at auction, 148 chests 1 br I white, and 142 chests 9 brls brown Bahia were of ferei 1, mid ail sold at an advance of Gd to Is per cwt ; gout'. mid greyish white went at 25s to 25s 6d, mid 23s to 245, low 21s to 22s 6d, fine brown 19s to 20s, good 18s to 18$ Gd, mid I7s 6d, low 16s ; privately' sonic parcels of list v to good yellow Ilavannah were sold at 19s 6d to 218 6 1 per cwt. ill4massEL.—The better descriptions of West India have been warted, and command stiff rates : fine An tigua at 31s per cwt. Foreign Molasses ut 7s to 7s Gd per wt. C OFFEE.—The transactions in Wrest India have been upo: a very small sc.tle since this day week, but holders hay. supplied the market sparingly, and former rates n6t6ldlatlenor6‘4v 64s 6d hay a been sastained. Mocha has been in fair demand at I he former currency, but other kinds of Coffee have betsit little asked for. I'.tiis afternoon there was no public sale of any kind of Cell. te, and the operations privately were extremely limit ed ; some parties were disposed to sell owing to the sudd en panic which has seized the Tea market, and :le ceptt d 61s 6d to 62s for good ordinary Ceylon. LM, BRANDY, AND 11OLLANDS.--There has been an extensive business transacted in Brandy since Tuesday last, : , .nd the tendency of prices is still upwards; Cognac of the beat brands of the vintage of 1839 at 4s 6d for zuld puns 4s 4d; ditto 1840 hhds 4s 3d, puns 4s 2d; 1841, hilds 4s, puns 3s 11d, and very low sorts 2s INS OLVEN . T COURT—(T HIS DAY.) the 1°:111known and The inso l l N ve n n E t i c ti ll t ‘ l l :i E s it c l a N s E e was favourite singer and ac t ress who camew outsome years ago at Drury -lane, under th e management of iUr. Elliston, as a pupil of Rooke's , _ the p resent eminent musical composer, and kept her position as p ri ma donna for many years at that theatre, from whence she subsequently went to Vauxhall. The debts as stated in her schedule amounted in the aggregate to 4301. This day being appointed for hearing her petition she surrendered upon her bail, when the Registrar called the name of Isaac Coles, who alone amongst the body of creditors had entered an opposition. This individual not appearing, the Court proceeded to examine Miss Ferde, who stated that the principal creditor in the schedule was a medical gentleman, to whom she owed 1501., which debt was incurred as far back as the year 1830. The greater number of her creditors were milliners and-dressmakers. There was nothing owing to her that could be made available to her creditor. Of certain property which was pledged, she handed the duplicates into Court previous to her being admitted to bail. The Learned CommissioNEß said, it appeared, both by her schedule and the evidence given that day in Court, that l‘liss Forde had done all that lay in her power to render restitution to her creditors, and he should therefore order her to be discharged forthwith. Mr. Tutharris detailed a series of thefts com mitted by the prisoner within the last six months, and since his return from a school in the country, at which he had been a boarder, he had been placed in the office of Messrs. Weston and Bailey, barristers, King's Bench-walk, Temple, and during his stay in their employment had stolen considerable quantities of books of ve.lue, from which, according to his own admission, he had torn the covers, and then sold the books to a pork-butcher, in Fetter-lane, as waste paper, and for the sum of 6d. each. Being in con sequence dismissed from the office of those gentlemen, he had since exercised his ingenuity in repeated thefts at home. The parents having found all attempts to reclaim him fruitless, had been constrained to pro secute. He was remanded until Saturday. itiiivar Copper Comp:iny, 201. sh. 21;!. pd 1.. Ditto Scrip Mt. th. IW. pa 2 British lron lOOl sh. 70! pd 8 British Ccpper 5/.sh. 441. pd 144 Cats Tlr.eica Candong.. ..... CopiAio ............ ..... .. ..... 'A/. sh LI. p• 1 0 Colir,n;iian, iss. 51. pm. ...551. sh s.`ii. pd 1 Er,...;Ti3h l4l. Gs. pd 3 Oen ~ral IliningAsscciatlon2o/ sh.l9/. pd 4!ii Mexican Company 100/. sh. Gel pd 1 Poll.. rot* Consols .. .... ..... 10/. sh, el. pd 4 1%41 del Monte, Unregistcred......... ...... 21 N Ditto Loan Notes 150/. pd 50 United Itlticiean, 43. 2 pm. 40/. sh. all pd 1 Di ttt. Scrip IN Ditto New Scrip 2/ Cs. pll 2% West Cork ..........•..•.......50/. sh 501. pd 3 LITER A ItY ! NISTITUTIONS. 1, " 0 ......" . Lomian ' with Broils() Ticket ...75gs. sh. 12 ;e0 I • s ''° -......... I.cndonUai tersity lOOl sh. all pd R ...«....« Ii ;salt 25gs. eh. 5!4 King' (7.::l!cee l6Ol. 15 look) ...... ,Gt.AJ I 0,(1 , 1)(1 $0,‘11,0.1 •• ..1..... ti ...... 3 3() •900 ....»... Major-General J. Barrer has been permitted to retire by the sale of an Unattached Lieutenant- Colonelcy, Nov. 22 f e r o m m u m th is e sn rm s Y the Lord-Lieutenant of the County Pa- bailie of Lancaster. Ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia — 11. M. Feilden, Esq., to be Captain, Nov. 15 . 3d Regiment o f the Duke o f Lanc:.ster's Own Militia. —First Major J. IV. Patten to be Colonel, vice Sir T. D. Ilesketh, Bart, deceased, Nov. 15 ; Second Major Sir J. Gerard, Bart., t o b e Li eu t enan t-Col o nel, vice H. B. Hoghton, Bart.. res i gned, N ov. 16 . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. GEORGE 'WITHEY, grocer, Bristol. JOHN SEAR, groer, Sohum, Caridge, sur render, Dec. 2, at BE eleven, c and Jan. 3, at b twelve, to at the BANKRUPTS. Court of Bankruptcy, Basingliall-street, London. Gra ham, Basinghall-street, official assignee ; Isaacson, Nor folk-street, Strand. JOHN LAWLEY, cooper, Stafford, Nov. 29 and Jan. 10, Cam bridge, Pee. 1. at half-past ten, 811 Jan. 3, V alpy, offici a l assignee, Birmingham. ut eleven, at j I LE i N a s t 1: 0 1 0 ‘ e , , I: l a l t :L t , ll m e o l n V e a y t e :e l o r o h - , e r r o . o m c s h , a B t t i e l l ..n i i s i , n g c h a a m m .. . the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Whitmore, official assignee, Basin g h all-street, London ; Day and gwallow, ' St. Ives, Huntin g d onshire ; Smithson and M i tten, South- 1 atnpton- buildings, London. WILLIAM RAYNER and JOHN RAYNER, seed crushers, Nov. 30 and Jan. 3, at eleven, at th e Court of Bankrup tcy, Basinghall-street. Graham, crushers, Uxbridge, offi cial assignee, Basin g m a ii_ s t ree t ; Poole and Gaml. , n, Gray's Inn. JOSEPH P HILLIPS, tavern-keeper, Hercules-pas- sage, Threadne e dl e -street, Not 30, ut twelve, and I Dec. 25, at one, at t h e Court of Bankruptcy. Lacking- ton,- Coleman-s treet-buildings, official assignee ; Fry, Loaley, 80(1 Fry, Poultry. CHARLES FISH, butcher, Lincoln, Dec. 6, and cr j ou a u rn t . c ; ) 3 . : s a c o t it it, ojp twelve,,,eooflialitle,isa Inn-fieldsth l eLeeds 11, Londoni s t tic t C . ou r t of Ban k - assignee, Leeds ; M o o re , Li n - JOSEPH MO opx, grocer, Pitfield-street, Hoxton, Middlesex, Dee. 2, at one, and Jan. 4, at eleven' at the Court of Bankruptcy, L'asingliall-street Johnson, Ba singball-street, official assignee ; Wood and Wickmarn, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-street. THOMAS MILLINGTON, sail manufacturer, Not- .10 001111 .' WOR SHIP- STR.E.ET. A young country girl named Emma Woods, re cently employed as housemaid in the service of Mr. Paine, a grocer, in Eagle-street, City-road, was charged with having stolen two 501. Bank of England notes, thQ property of Mr. William 13atteridge, her master's brother-in-law. Mr. Heritage, the solicitor, defended the prisoner. It appeared that the prosecutor had come up to town for the purpose of purchasing the business of his brother-in-law, at whose house he was staying pending the negotiation. He had in his possession four Bank notes for 501., and several of smaller amount, which he kept in a trunk in his bed-room, wrapped up in a handkerchief. On Sunday he dis covered that the handkerchief containing the money had been opened, and that two 501. notes had been abstracted from it. A policeman was called into the house, on seeing whom the prisoner requested leave to repair for a few minutes into the yard. She was accompanied thither by her mistress, who suspected, from her manner, that the notes were then in her possession, and that she was about to secrete them somewhere, and on telling her that it would be use less to make the attempt, as they would inevitably be discovered, the prisoner, without making any re marks, pulled the missing notes from her bosom and delivered them to her. MISCELLANEOUS. It6ool 351. Aultrallan Agricultur.tl.loo/.rsh. '3O /pd 20_ 4! • cti 1. p er cent. British American Land Company 3 . 41. pd ter" nt . pm- eN4t. Car:da Cornoany 100/. 011. :;24 1. P d 52 % .30,duil 51. per cent. U pper Cana Ja Loan 12 ? City Bonds. 4 par cent OG 11. Os. Cenera!ntearn Nz‘visratil.n 15/.7;414/. pd 2 3% 10/.per cent. liutiosn's Bay Stork ....., ....... ........ 11. London Com. Sale • neon:T....Av. 75/. sh ..«..... Caontchouc Company 1'24/. pi IN New Brunswick Lad C0mp..4y...50/ pd IS -c7 4/. per cant. Reversionary Int. 50c...101/. oh. 1.0/. pd 05 .I','!! i 51. per cent. Ditto New...—. ...... ..100/. sh. 100: pd 1117 Thames Tunnel spl h a ll 4 ^ ....... ....".. .a . l4 . 4' '' ' ... 67: Can Die.ner.'s Land.... 1601. ob. 20/, rd 3% :0 , 0 ________ I,f,;T of SCOTTISH COMPitivtEs. pzucEs N0V..16. 1342. BANK - 6. et Ilank ot Scctiantl...F/ t i , krt ,1 ifr ) al:•::;t ) ; r 6 / 1 .. ' 1: (.t...licyal of Scotland ..... .......i,7 0 4 % . i' i. a a l l i i r .d d 10 6 1 „ J v,;, , . si. 1 ,. et. British Li:+9 Compai:y...Vaq 3 h . :di I) , „ co , cAyarit. ii. ~, et. Commercial Seol..lt. 1 mu. rd itti Vi.l,r4;tp. 6 p. c=. NHtional loe!.sti. i (d ' ) No'•!... 14!. 1,. ct. G I a•iguw Union 9" CI . i l. • so .... Pd 1.1;,, _.; . , t.. ) 1,01.s:;' , ,0:. 6 p. et. Western of Scotland 2O pd t& 01. sh 40/. od 1 . INSUBAPICE COMPANIES. •-::- , %011)0sh flip. ct. Scottish Union `NV . 3'l. I/. pa 6,0 . 0 !. ,f;:ln 1;1 p. et. Ilercules 100/. sh. IN. pet :2;4 PL" i lO 10 p. ct. Inszaance Co. of Scothod.lo/.sh. all pd . g!,4 "" :00 10 V p. et. North r.ritish 'r.)l. 3h. 10/. pd iy, 1 ,060 1.) p. ct. Caledonian Fire 'Ph; °h. IN. pd 20 4 ,:."60 11 t El' L h Lie r , Lp. e . /in •urg WM sh. ill. p.. 1 15% --. ' kle-v 3; P. ct. West of 5c0t1and........... .......... 10/.0 SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS• FROM rim EVENING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. GLOBE.—The conclusion of the war with China llns diffused unmixed satisfaction among all classes. The melancholy carnage of the Chinese, by which every ccrnflict with our troops was attended, bringing rao glory to our arms because of the inequality in skill and prowess which was evinced by the van quished—this succession of victories without glory has been happily brought to a termination. A treaty has been concluded by which all that we demanded has been conceded, including indemnity for the ex penses of the war, into which we were coerced by a succession of provocations and injuries on the part of the Chinese Government, that left no alternativ e but war, which WES adopted as a derider resort. The manifest advantages which the treaty has secured to our commerce are, of course, the theme of general congratulation. A vast extension of demand, it may be hoped, will b e created for British manufac tures among the immense population of the Chinese empire ; now that new ports, opening communica tions w ith provinces - which w ere previously almost - hermetically meticallsealed again s t t h e introduction of British produce, y are assigned by the Chinese Govern. On Saturday, at the Uxbridge Petty Sessions, two men, named George Potter and XVII]. Cooper, were committed for trial by Sir W. S. Wiseman, Bart., and a Bench of Magistrates, on a charge of having committed a violent assault on a policeman. It ap peared that on Sunday week Rigarlsford, 1' 170, while on duty at West Drayton, hearing a great dis turbance, ran to the spot, where he fbund the two prisoners and another (not in custody), the latter lying on the ground in pretended drunkenness. The constable, knowing them to be bad characters, told them to go home quietly, but at the same instant the one on the ground sprang up and struck the officea on the head with some instrument, and inffictecl n frightful cut over the right eye. His arms were thed pinioned from behind by one of the prisoners, and the other two beat him until he was insensible. Rigarlsford was afterwards found weltering in blood, and was conveyed to a neighbouring surgeon's, where his wounds were dressed and he was taken home. Subsequently the prisoners were apprehended, but the third had escaped. One of the prisoners was convicted last year of a violent assault on the same constable, and was fined 51. MI.:CELL:NEU U 4,818 Edin. and Olas. Un. CanalVl. sh. all pd pd Ditto Allocated' sh. all .10 425,40E81 per cant. &lint). Joint Stni: Watcr.`2s/ , sh all pd I,notosti 24 per cent. Shotts Iron °mulct y 501 sh 481 pd 1g; 41 1 44 a per cent. Edi n b urgh 8: Leith Dlass 2(11.5h. pd 3 34 4,' so/ 10 per eent. Edinbur4h Coal Gas eu.sh. Pd S ; 0 1, !en° 10 per cant. Glasgow Das IS/. sh. pa 52 130 ... per cent' Leith Coal Gas 2ol.sh. all d 27 /i Edinburgh and D'alke.ithda:iwaY s p h 23 The prisoner was committed for trial, but on the application of her solicitor the Magistr a t e agreed to admit her to bail in two sureties of 50/. each. There is reason to believe that her Majesty's inten tion of visiting - Brighton this season is now aban doned, and that about the middle or latter end of next weak the Court will return from Walme r to wind s):-. Her Majesty has been induced to come to this ot4ernn 'nation from a report that ecarl e t f ever is still prevalent at Brighton. THR Cnuncn IN DANGEIL—On Saturday informa tion was received that the parish church of Whittor, county of Radnor, had been feloniously and sacri legiously broken into and robbed of a very ancient silver chalice or sacramental cup, holding about half a pint, and marked " W. P." on the lid; also about a pint of wine, and some bottles. This is the sixth church robbery reported within A fortnight. BIRTR S, ...i. On the sth inst., at Naples, the lady of the Hon. hi s e ,job I of a son. On the 10th inst., at Leiceste r , th e l a dy of the B el ' l I Brown, Vicar of St. Mary's, of a daughter. the Ist On the 17th inst., at Curnby H a ll, Leicestershi re, i ; of T. B. Beale, Esq., of a son. ladi et 1 I On the 19th inst., at St anmore , Middl ese x, the St• J. Rhodes, Esq., of a son. 1 Mrs' . On the 20th inst., at W avertree, near Li v erpen-, Woods, jun., of a daughter. r bridg On the 19th inst., M rs. W illiam Newton, d —air' terrace, Hyde-park, o f a daughter T ...1 Chi , ' On the 20th inst., a t the Ceiars, E as t Sheens LBO' lotte Penrhyn, of a daughter, still-born. , Mrs 1 ' H o o u n n di th e e , o 2 f is a t daughte r, inst. a• On the 20th inst , in Somers-street, Hyde-Par"' fie? Of Schmidt, Es., of a ' dauger tCamberwell-geen• Oa the 21 st inst., Mrs. E dward Sle o , of St. John ' s , n-' wark, of a daughter. . .------ the lady , o ,i f s oak. o pei n ice t r h , e E l , :th Lot., at Luton I Beds, James pier rigs% Co of Luton. MA 1? R ED. Esq., of Chalfont, surgeon, to Charlotte, only dr...lnter of • , S On the 30th o f S e pt em b er , a t Kingston, Jamaica , DIED. wife of J as p er F anner C arg ill, E.!q. On the 9th i ns t., a t S ou thampton, Mr. John Rogers, sarse,' man and botani s t, age d 92. a x les On the 14th i ns t., a t S o uthampton, Frances, wife of Ch Marett, Es q . idow On the 16th inst., at the Thrupp, near Stroud, Arne, w of William Stanton, Esq. On the 17th inst., in Richmond-terrace, Mies Jane Irving, niece of John Irving, Esq., M.P. Jane, the Mrs. 311- On the 17th inst., at Bygrove Cottage, Merton , rianne Jones, relict of A. Jones, Esq. On the 18th inst., at High Wycombe, Ducks, Miss Milner. On the 18th inst., Thomas Newatead, Esq., of D unham- Trent, on aged 72. On the 19th jest., at Hastings, Edward Hughes, Esq" Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law. On the 19th inst., at Penrith, Cumberland, Mr. Fred' M'Vety, aged 31. __-••••••' London: Printed and Published by MURDO YOU No. 112, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 112, Stra cm , the Count of Middlesex, Tuesday, November 22, 164 $' /Id I T of h t h e era ni M a t Ti ter, tt