The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-18 00:00:00

SPAIN. - CADIZ, Nev. 20.--Tbere is another eNpeaition p rep t ..;. g for Soulll - • . • • M ADRID, Nov.. 27.-7-This capital is as (pet as country lOW in iingland, althotigh , , from the various acciantas we receive from Vrance, we shah soon have abtindance to think upon—tO determine . _ von—i o "talk abOut—and to (10. Thenew rlister at War; the Marquis of Campo SaF. , ,rado, bas arrived', but : not yet taken the" porte feuille.— S"lazar, the o( Marinei will, hose ever, 3orrender his Administration de Guerre to the Marquis in the course of• the 'week. The Eing continues to hold his Levees twice a meek. He is amiable, generous, and conei]iating to every body. Sir William and Lady Duff Gordon left this city for Cadiz the day before yesterday, in con sequence or the death of Sir James Duff, to •whose title and property the Member for Worcester has Itlceceded. The Duchess of San Carlos who accompanied sfir husband into France, has re' ceivcd the King's Permission to return to . Spai 1 for her accotichc, "it, and has re-crossed the frontiers yesterday ). new Minister at %Via took the Port-feuiile. J M ERICA. it s er i es of Boston, ILiltimore, anti New y,,,k tapers, to the ' Bile ult. have arrived. The affiii- Rf the British Officer At 'Detroit, -who had been all'esleil by the Ametican Governincut for having filtered their territory in arms, in pursuit of de, ' , ldlers, has terminated. The Officer vas tried by 't 4 .l , lri half Americans and half forf!i:Oers, ,anti at quitted of the capital crime, but 'fiind euftry 11 1 t riot, and genterred to piiy a tine of 500 crolla rs , Chief Justire Woodward,' who passed sentence, said, that he differed from his brother Judges - in its severity ; the pritmner, he oh,ci'ved, 8"111(1 have beep SelgifilCed LO pillory and impri lannient. , Anot. ) ier circumstance has occnrred at the sante !'lace, w ich is lihOy to foment and increase the 'th,gry dispositions betwetin the two 'rowers. An Aoherican soldier had shot an Indian nuder. the Pro:ei:ti on 01:the British Government. A revvard ut 500 dollars has been - ocEred by the British orr,.rnair.lei-, C o l one l jAmys, for the apprehension the murder er , an d t h e Indians are it) close lenity hin t . This - has pt 0 ced a remonstrance lenin tite.Atherican- General Cass, Nrho threatens retaliation if any of his people shall be annoyed 4y the Indians.- Ar 'Su bscription has been opened at Quebec for "the relief of the 'British sufferers at WatcrlOo.- , -- "eitcral Drummond has subscribed. one hundred . p:hunds. The-Cone - ress was to commenct: its session o 4th inst'. and the Boston paper asserts,. that A ttie first subject which will occupy the attention : 7 •2" ) "' Senate, will be the new CominercialTheaty Oct • eeu th e United States and Great Britain ; on • the sti Plilations of which the Administration pa ers have,been•silent.• One of the Baltimore papers mentions the :mi of the YOung 'ConstitntiOn (rout - I'i Rico, she left on the 12 , 1 i (Moho.; spoke the , .7 1 "1-) Collector, Hall, from Curac:.at for New • —t ", wbo.iufortned tfie master ()Nile capture (-1. ;.trtfiageia by the -Royalists, after three day,: hard gi•eat'slaughte'r„ ne day the Ynung ‘,4n,stittht left Si. John's, - there "as ii ti.‘4!e "'6'''!'di said to be on accutint of the fall'Of •Cartha-. E 411.1. • • • ' , • - ; • 141 Americtm•paperS state, that another severe 1 %., I . lleil ne was, On the .11111 October, experienc- • 4 0 2, t Island, Which inlirrof,•cl t,i e w• %% .' Aout iinlf of - the .I.kvelling-hon , es, and de- Ti e Y", 400.000 Inishls of s ,It Gtand Key. A fi l i most disastrons to the Ametieao several VeiselS:'were wreekCtl,' among' -.wen wits' the Peace • 'IA-Plenty, ,1a: tier ; the . captain being assured by the pilot that he could •-I)tirltiet; the host s:llej-onshore,! was, with his 1, 414 . t .c5, part of his Crew and passengers; '22 'ill 11-0 4 st in iittetitpling to hind ; the 'carl),Th ir, one se-a'man, and sale elderly lai t y, ifllsBenger,, 01. the wreck, Wiii*C tak - en the-next play. Vrid a y the Cydnu - s.; tion.•Cipt. • Spenceriarrived 41.1)01:Ismonth troth Halifa x andliermiui la she I'fft .1 4e forme r Pl ace o n- tire 7th, the hitter. chic , j: ( : 1 1 'lit. The on ly s hip s at H a lif ax wer e' Akbar, 1• 11 ., 1 : 1 6s sts, and : theJasseur conveyed the left fur November to Bermuda ; the Carron' had the station for Trinidaf;„; tire Portia had' been se:curtt Ntw Providence. - • Several Attfericati ves 1- • e b' ' l4O attempt e d to fi s h u p o n L i tethe banks of the p e g t 6 f Nova' Scotia; contrary to the Treaty of athi'when warned off by oi!r_ships of war, Y e p' invariably., before they obeyed the order, q)t;cct themselves in terms of indignation Tt et •,--, - , testy. • • 4' 4 PO,StStlipt to a, letter from &tenOs Ayres; ted eitt. 15, states, that' in consequoce of an , t )( . l4r es . s - - I - lavin g arrived from General RoNtinino, IP7Thlnittiling the Ind e pendent army in Peru, 2000 J i " had been sent off from Buenos Ayres in c r ,"'' ,7 taste, t o re i n t o i c e hi m , an d t h at i t ‘vats "p -ei,ent.led they-would not join him in time to te v , e the necessity of his falling hack. It t'ur. A l I "lis.." At this moment a prize to the Buenos ' ' ' .. (4,oVerlinlent ship Zt.phyr, Capt..rnyt.oß, the roads. We hear site is a b.pti s hip bound to 'Lima, having, besides a very 0, l a ble cargo of silks, &c. 2000 stand of arms lloard." , 6 e Lark packet arrived at Harwich on .1 rt .Crixl"tven A dreadfnl horricatte, was `" Iteri • • ,Pd tH2 Opposite coast; which con ist_men f rom t h e 7fh to the 9th in , tant. The ti yilt drov e Many s! , .ips from their anchorage in Al:: - . 11-111 )e, and compelled others to run `np tlke river. pi; :ietrlars of the dainag - e.stistained try ate sqlp 'l);'4: not yet 'been-received, Yee ‘;t re ,yl9- ;iy‘o ieath that it has i:(;t been 11 (!arlY kS tll i ht Dace been .4prehended. NAVAL L N T ti'S EMT INDIA SHIPPING. , .The ship 13Omb:+v teasto cone out (5,1 dock at Batub.ly on.the Bth July, and would be ready for sea,: the 20th 'August. Ihe,ships Essex, David Scutt, Charles Grant, Marquis of Camden, Inglis, and V.,u were expected' to sail from Bombay for China, on the • 2lstjultz: 1~~AI:I1/00T14, DEC. 15.—Arrived the Princess Mary packet, Captain POcocK, 'with mails from Lisbon, in 13 days ; . the Princess Charlotte packet, WHITE, with wails from St. Thomas's, in 3ts days. Sailed the Montague packet, Capt. WATL,Ns, with mai6 from Jamaica.-- Wind S. W. DEAL, Mc. 177 -Put buck' this morning, by contrary wit)dS, tke City of Edinburgh,,Locx, for India., and rewains in the Downs, with the whole of the outward-hound, detained by contrary wind.—NVand PORTSSI.OV, DEC. 17.—Arrived his Majesty's ship rt voii i'm:n the Mediterranean. Arrived yestL:rday the Re,z,Aia transport from Gnadalanpe. •MiItGATE, Woodbridge 14:;:iSt Indianian' continnes 4 in' - qar Roads—the Aviwi blows strong train Sifr. s!:e does not make More water. liattwicn, DEC. 17.—Sailed Pr:nee of • Orange :lacket for Hollantl,.tind Aucklant.: ;44eket for Cuxhaven. Sailed the Emily packet for Got-.• tenburgh„—lViod . N .W LIVERPOOL, DEc. 16 —The Stirling, L., ! wGtr- TON, of this port, for Savannah, keit!, lost rite 31st Oct. • near, iiultin's inlet. The Crosby, MIG.A. train Mirinitril, foundered .at sea ; part of the crew s.aved, anti atri‘ed at Newfoundland. Ar rived toe &oily; AilEiiroN. troin Aliratnicni, in 42 lbws ; on-the 15iii Nov: in lat. 43..6. long. _5O. s?wke. the Atteinte, tialetn. with logs of top, lure mast, boiespcit, and inost Of her sails ; the 4 , 1) inst. in . lat. 50, 56. long. 16. spoke the Poniona. for Glasgow—lost her fore -mast, howspi it,. mai,i-top, - tnizen-inasts, head, boats, and bulwarks. • Nr.w SOUTH WALFS. , L=A VeSSd 16 arrived in the ,frout New South Wales, after an ex rait .ordniai y' short pa ssa l , ; :e of less than fire months. A di*pute is send to have arsen betWeera the Go vernor ;mil the Gentlemen, at the head of 't!,l? depart ini.nt, which has•oteasioned a st:Apen sioa of tlic ..juoivial business, till the matter in qucs~i •n shall be decided by .fresli instructions tram home. POlnt :It ;vine is, Whyther or inn convict 4ttornies, .transpOrted to the settlement io eirt ne of legal sentences passed fur crimes prov ed to have been committed by them at home, shad ea to practi:4e profestsionally in the, Colonid , Ciwrts The Governor, it is said, in sists upon this professional practice on In:half - a several Attornies so circtimitaaced, among , vhom is C ,, rs'ltly• head of t h e judicial department, it is said, refuses: the privilege, on the ground, that the dignity , and fhe pnrity ot,British justice would nut h e likely to b e dilly sustained in such. hands ; ,and that, moreover, there were the settlement Attornies, regularly' appointed from hoMe ny his Majesty's Government, fully compe , tent to the business, with , chose othces the asso-. o'. - * the' convict Attornies iii'the practice he an improper inteiference. Advices have been •receiyed from Genoa, men tioning, 04 the duties On commodities of British manufacture, imported i, - :o that place, which had 'een atiz 4 inented by - an order .of the Sardini!tu 'Court, are uow reduced to their former rate. The ellectof this.;increase was to iibrogate the privi -leges of the huel 3 our aS ah ee port. A reinon strance agwnst • this : measure. %vas prepared and signed by a Ilriti,ll merliivit, awl presented by Minister, at Tprin. It so far sue `Ceeilefl• as to remove, the imposition of the ditties from the lOace tip the . extremity at the territory; but by thit , regulation, the trade is ob. structed . in such conimodities and duties amount ing to a prohibition. • It is,nientio.tird4romDatno d'Ossola, in an lir tick, of the 24th ult. that three individuals who h a d , artived there with passports sup.plied by the Prus- . siun Legation, had been - arrested as Frenchmen, • p_roEeribed or•included in the list of the Ordinance nf the 24th of July last.. —They were in the sequel sntrered•ta ! 'proceed, accompanied by atioiliceri to .• Earl Pnr,cy- is mentioned as the probable suc cessor of the Duke; of Nortcoh.x, as. President of the Society for tine Eneoneagement of Arts, Ma nuflpt ores; • Oa Monday last, a ; considerable number of sailors abSeol4lol iu a very riotous manner at GeOtge!s Dock, Liverpool, for 'the purpose, as they said, ' L ot- preventing the Captains of vessels shipping any foreign seamen. After committing various acts of outrage, six of the most active were secured and committed to prison. Wednesday night last,.asmuggling boat, which had run in with goods. in . Pevenseyßity, near Eastbourne, while,attempting, in A' heavy gale, to join rLe cutter to. which she: belonged, up set, and the crew, consisting 6t• tour tnen, were drowned. ; • An awful instance of sudden death occurred on 'Tuesday evening last, at the office of Mr. FHB it Eh, No. J 57, Feuchurch-street JOHN CoAT4s, a young man, aged 20, in his employ, hikt seated at the desk,. and to all appear a n ce in perfect health, fel: down, and instantly expired. DuBLIN, DEG. 6.---Einerson, and the senior n :garty, \v ho ileaded guilty to the eli;ir4t of utter for;.;ed stac:ps, this evenlll4 reed% ell selitLiuee ut Irnosport.tion for sevew yisArs. A ccounts, nni: received that two men and a lid, W y eArs 01 age, nic in chto.ofiv, eAlsrgeri With in'hig the thurdeters - , ,oh the. on.:1; ;81i:4.! Li smacri c, so.‘!eisi• prolwity, it is added, found 11; . tili: A.1.17.,11.7. • ARMY IN ;7.u.ANi:E. Pavis, Nor. 30, 1815. i3F.NEttat, tatiuLits. . . • Nu. I The British T:oziops which ate to remain in France are -to be tot No, 2, .The ISt 'arid d Dragoon i inaitts, and Dragoons, are to he the . Ist Cavalry Brigade. • `0.:;.,, "mr 7th aad 18th Hussar:, and I . ,itit Light Draga 0.,5,. the 2d ,::t r,,. No. 4. The I lth, 13th, and 15th Light Dragoons, the 3i! ciao, No. 5. The 3,1 hat. Ist Guar•ts ;.:1 2U bat. Coldstre - ,dn,, the 'lst • ~ Brizade.of infantre. N0,.6. The bat. ltoyals,'lst bat. 57th, and 24 bat. f., , 50), tlit , 24 ditto. . • No. 7. The Ist hals: tin': 91st , the ;-;(1 No. S Thr•lst bats. 4111, 53(1, and 79th, the 4111 ditto: - No. 9. The ISt bat - s: 511, t;th, an:l 21st, th, sth ditto. No. 10. The I:3t bat. 6th, oth nod Ist bat. 71st, thc 6th ditto, No.,ll.•The Ist bat. 7th, 2:3d reg., and I,st bat.'43d, the 7th ditto. No. 12. The Ist bats. 27th, 40th, and 95th, the Bth ditto. No. 13—The Ist bats. Bist and 85th, the Slit ditto. No. 14. Major-Gene/al Lord I....•So'ineri;i to command the •Ist I.li•igmle of Cavalry. No. 15. Major-Gro...Sir 11. Vivian, the 2d.. No. IG. Sir C. Grant, /lik 3d. • No. 17. — Sir I'. Maitland, tbeilst Brig. of Infantry. No. 13. No. 19. - -- lion. Sir It. O'Cail.v•llarl; the 3d. No. 241. --- --Sir,D. Pack, the 4 b. No, 21. - Sir T. Brisbane, .ihe sth.. No. 22, Sir T. Bradford, the (Rh. No. 43. No. 44. Sir J. kenipt, the 7th. Sir J. Lambert, the, Sth. No. 25. Si. J. 9:11 Nu. 28. The Ist Division of laatitry is to be composed or the ist, .7th, an,; Bth brigades, and isle be commanded • by . Lient.-General the Hon, Sir G. Lowry Cole. - No. 27. The §d of Infantry is to - be composed of the 3d, 4th, butt 6th - brigades, :41id• td tie cOnimandcd by.Lieut.-Gen. Siriienry Clinton. No. 23. Tilt., 3d Division of Infantry is to be compo,cd of the sth, and 9th brigades, and is to be commanded by f.i.eat.-Ge.i. the Hon. Sir Charles Colville. No. 29. Li.e ilt.Cen. Lord Com nertnOre will take coininand of the Cavalry. N 0.30. Lieut.-Gen. Lord UM ivili take the commal:d of the Inta ntiy. (No 3i to 47 details the arrangement for the troops returning tv England.) Zip. 48. Upon bi caking up the army which the Field-Marshal has had the honour of c.ornmanding, he begs leave again to return thanks to the General'Officers, and .kke ()dicers and Troops, for their • uniform guud coni'NGt. N0..49. In the . I <e •shUrt, but mcmotalile campaign . ..they h ave g i crn to the world that they piissess, in an em i nen t d e o.i t 7e, all the/good qualities of soldiers; • an d th e Fi e ht!,ili„slial is happy to he able to applaud theic regular good e ' , mind in their etiinps and can , •• tonments, not le,s when engaged with the - 'enemy in the field. N 0.50; Whatever may be the future . ',lestirition of those • brave troops of which the Fii id-fif:i.rsbal now takes his leave, he trusts that twery individua! will believe, that lie will ever feel the deepesi interest Hour and welfare, and will be hany to .. Ziremote either. • 'rite British Regiments ordered home hook France have already begun to arrive : f` Doirga, Dec. Is.—This morning four of the passa4e-vessels hrough*_ the first arrival of British troops 11 . 4)111 France, consisting of a detachment of the 16th Light Dragoons ; others of. course will follow every cotTnTs' MARTIAL, At a GeHeral Cour -MartiAl belt at Paris, by order .of the Duke of IVeliintoti, or which Ma jor -General Brisbane was Pre:, ident, anti Itobrrtson, B,Bth r;g:ment, .acting D.eynty Jmige Ailvoc4t e , wm tried Lieut. Sewell Oriniby,-of the Ist battalion 6th Foot, on tiJC :" • • ..Ist . Cliarge—F , •r gross ntyglect of his incomnianit. of party of his regiment,woe('in chzuge of buggizge Crow Ott • ,21L—For diso'sedience, of orders received him from his. Corumandiagheel - , in resprk.r of the said J,big - gag - t! . ; of which charges hu . wlis found rutty, and seractieed to Le sus , ,pencied from rank awl pay for six mooths ; which sentence i bas been cotairnied 'by. the Duke of Weilitigtmt.• —At a General Court-Martial held in France, prfvate, .Fuster, of the•6:ll lispot,, was sen tenced to •be shot; for having deserted. to the ene my when before Bayonne, in the year 1814 ; and private --- iii`Eroy, of the . lit. hattaiton 7ist - regiateht, for having ill-used and robbed a French man, nearVersailleA, was sentenced to be hangtd, which sentences wore put into execuzion under the Provost Martial.... - Three companies of the 2d battalion of the 66th regim e nt, amounting to about 300 men, embark ed on Saturday at Fortsmontb, 011: board four transports,• for Helena. They : have orders to 'proceed immediately to. the -isi.md, arid . not to %raft for the remainder ot the regiment, which are prevehtva embarking by the non-arrival of the other transports trom the River.. A very handsome sword, vail►e36.o guineaß, been presented to Lientenaoteneral Count ALTgN, K. C. B. by the .oifeers of, the British Regiments and Artillery, which coniposed the light division in th e Peni h sula. • •. The Light• Dragoons are on their nytrch horn. 4l eyinonth,. to re►ieve the 1 : lth light .I.)[a-- izoons at Hounslow, and the King's duty, the 14th being under orders for Ireland. . The 25th Regiment of Frioc. ) , which arrived. at Portsm >nth from France, has received- orders to proceed to Ireland the first fair wind. OLD 13 ‘ILEY. • Saturday, after' hearing tr few cases, which did not' excite the least interest, the Sessions ended, \viten 'sentence was passed on the following pri- St/tlf_TS, VIZ. John - John Boiticro, William Collins,. William Adolphus ...lionipson, Francis Allsop, Levi _Barnett, Samuel Foster, Thmnas Turner, and. Thomas Pi , riiii4; to *be trmis yidted for life—William B..gnell, sen. William Bag•nell, jan. ;Thomas Bagnell, William Cuthbert, Tbanris Eastwhaite, Ann Taylor, and John Solmuons, for foul teen years— Geor;;e bads, Thmdis (.•.te, John Webb, John 'Roberts, Joseph Atkinson, John Wooley, John' Wilson, John Smith', Thomas Dale, Mary Clair, Julia.Stnith, John Durham ~.james Ryder,LJohn Riley, George Topham, Thomas Lynch, Charles Gelvin, Henry Brooks,' MichA Collett, John Ltycis Kings north, Joint Bone, John Peterkin, Julio Le:sLin, 'Thhalas 'Moore, John'Matily, Joht , Lewellen, Francis Fryer, John Warden, Thomas Radley alias Smith, John Sherridan, Ann .Green, John Johannes, Ann Butler, Jolla - Everitt alias 'Pahuer, James Elsley, James Pettheriek' Thomas Williams, Sarah Reynolds, Thomas Palmer, Eli2abeth John son, John Young, John Nicholls, William Catik,,.William Sniith„Henry Beadle, Hannah Jones, and Isabella Clarke, to transported for seven years.—Forty-six to be ii•Optis,med in the Uouse of- Correction. at Cold-Bath-tick:6ll.ll(ler various starieneeS ; 14 for imprisonment in the House of Correction for the City of London, and seven . in Newgate far varioas pe riods; 10 to lie privately and 1 puolicly whipped ; 4 judg ineuts we,r e respit ea.; 5 'tined is. each mid dischittged ; mad .:25 were discharged by. proclamation, . • Sessions mteljuttrned to the 10th January. Sir RUPERT GEORG'U,_ who been s..reral years Cheitm,m of th e Trausport Bo.ird, retires, through ill health', froi ri that •Siti:Ll:ioll, . q n perbiun. • IMVOI/T.INT C SE. JAmEs MAGEE. ; proprirt.,r. nf ;he . 1 : , / , . 9 ? 17 IXA'4;bi - ought an ac . Con 'As ',list cEIA, Ci"G , )I , M* , N, One. Orlin' Catit. , i , tiottiti thr, io rceTver d,:-tnyt;zes, onder it! ious §Wiccs. o'Golz:,lAN was Cpttn7;el for a P.iest the llttille of ()%IIoI.LANE, and proctin;tl his c►vrß rep-at of 'the to be hiserted in die I ) !Nst, I C turned out tu : 1)1z libel, told . tile - Propriety!. oF the tVdS sLlrcl of)fs.i. for itspub;ica,iOn, to wilich, addit.g, t!).; colz; 61 suit; • loss aniqiiiited lit nearly` For ililYstinly . he proceeded ap.inf:t O'GoRMAN, Who declined respoiriibility,and ; after a trial of three days, the fottowing is stated in die Eccning Post tU 6e tilt; " The Jury retired, after:: inty , 3t: a:irc and impalal c1177,e, and, in' five. minutes returned \Nita a 7 .'erdiet. of Nine hun dred awl Seventy-seven Puwids 17,tikcn 8: 1 :i/fins.; and Tens Pence:" 13111Gri FON, Dr.c. 17. The Addresf voted to I:er MAJEsTv, as ire have already stred, w4sTreseuted ( . 1 - ) Friday atternowt by-Mr WIJA.IAMs, our High Coustably, altvpded by the Rev. R J. Cann, Vicar (if the Paijso ; J. H. BATES, Eel.; anil T. ATTRET., Esq.' 1114-y were most. graciously received, and her MAJESTY: returned the following . auswer , " I thank you, Gentlemen, for your dutiful and loyal Ad dress, and beg that you Will make knowni.o-the town how highly I appreciate the sentiments of loyillnil - atta:lornent to th'e KINO, myself, aad particularly to his Ilig,liness tht , PalNc:; itec. , l:l-, who has ftequentll informed me of tho affectionate zeal of the inhabitants of this his fm`oured re- side6ce. Long may he continue to patronize this spot, and the town to increase in prosperity. Ileeve me, Gentloneif, the reception which I experienced at .my, entrance yesterday evening was most highly gemitying, and I did extremely regret . that the lateness of the hour s prevented my paying that respect to the Gentlemen who attended, which I so much wished." Her MAJESTY leaves the Pavilion for Windsor, on Thursday next. Tun DUKE OF NORFOLK. The late Duke of NoliFor..K, only son of the ,(whose death eve announced in the hoprcssionS of..THE SUN on Saturday), was born 13th of .March. 1716. lic was twice mar=. ried ; first, to Miss Marian Coppinger.of volaoe, in-Ireland; an heiress, ‘rho died withoutlip .. *log 28th May, 1768 ; and; secondly ; to i the lio n. Frances Scodainore, also an heiress, the on ly dilught e r and hen of •JaitieS Viscount Scnda more, by whom he has had no issue. Grace, who assumed the title of Bid of awley duriug-his father's life 7 tinw, w.;s cduemed ptrily at fionrc•ondt7'4.privaie tutor, paitly its F r i nct .. :. Ire , however, renounced tile errors . of the Church of Itomv," oblained.a , seat in Par ;-troi tooli 4 , 1 .activ . e part, in conjunction with the late,ldr. Fo'x, - w i lt) then heznied the Op. ,positiou, ogainst .the American war. In 1.758 he, Ivas appointed a Lord of the Trea stif,y,%rheu the Duke of Portland tV3S First Com- niistinnier, and Lord, J. Cav , ndish CtuuicePor of, tlie.li;xcheipier. In the follmiing Year , Out verity of Oxford was pica:::l to ereaTe Doc tor of Civil Law, and Ile succeeded Us the_ taulilY htmouvc aod estates in August; 1,8 9 , In'consi.quence Of the Noble Doke's political cond.uct tO 110 early period. of the revohnibil,iry war, his then : Government d eeme d i t • ptroper to removehis Grace Emir the Lieutenancy • or tile West Riding' of Yorkshire, and front the Command of that corps - of ; bat hewas appoin , ed to the Lienteuaitcv of anti tile colonelcy of the StisseX7lliliti. , ,,,on the demise of .thelate Duke of Richmo,nd, it, 1606. TilE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGC, DEC. IS.- ,, Oni• Marketwas well supplied this inorning-with all kinds of Grain ; eery - fine sawples of Wheat in the.early part of the' morning 'goltf at the p; ices of this day t'veelCi hut toward the close the sales were dal!, a , td* from' • Is. to 2s. •lower. Kite Barley and Malt suppot'ts its price,-but ordinary is from is:to 25.. per quat•-•' ter lower Boiling PellSe have declined 2,- ; % pe : r quarter ; (irey lease and Tick Bea'ns arc' •capit • frotn Is. to '2s. per quarter cheap e r ; • the rke . 04:As nontinues much the same. as Just wecli"." Foreign Wheat - 445. s•:s. Fine Grey Pease 'sgs. - - - Tiek,Beans - - - til3 , • 'lt : , rdiu;lish Wheat - 445. 60s. Old ditto - - - Fine ditto -70 s. Tick Beans .29 'a t ?, Rye - - - :s.ss • Fine ditto - - ats. - 7 5. Feed Oats - - - Barlq' -- - 225. 265. Fine ditto -- -21 s. 23 3 . Fin.. ditto. - - -30 s. —s. Poland ctittu - - 176. .20, - : 31s.—s. Find ditto - - Malt... s6s. 525, notatoe ditt o - 29 5. "Fine ditto - 4 -68 s. —s. seed ' 271. 291. per last. Wl:Acne:lse (boilers) 31s. 365: Fine Flinn* - -50 s. 555. Fine cliff() - - -38 s, —s. Seconds - 455. 50s. 'Grey Pease - - - 345. • SMITHFIELD, Pcc„ I g.—... Th is ply of prime Beasts, awl the :considerable ; Be e f, Muitoo, priee.s; aad the trade, for the e ;The salsa in - the flay-market w et! a Pettel'price; flay and Cho. d7ty'. Niarket had a large sup :ifow of Cattle in geton . ,ll was Teal, and Pork, sappiirt.e.,l last :lost part; was' somewliat • brisk. ere 'rather ; Straw fctcti yet. obtained last prices. PEDESTRIANISM.--TuFFE E and Son Performed 60 nii ; lo on their 13th •a*iii 14th days' promenade. Evrost,:'at twelve o'clock .yesterday, 'comuleted BS3 miles of his.. undertaking, having- still to per tom 2,1-2-. At one 0:clock , this morning lie com pleted 901 miles, having still 19910 perform. On NVednesday five persons were committed to Bedford gaol, charged with the murder of Charles Dines, , principal gamekeeper to the - late Mr, WHITBREAD, .at ; their naines in find Chamberlain, Inn. "Mane, Joha•Tirell'etrees, Julia Ilvplei,ts, .Thomas Jefreys, and ilera:g tlw , e men are part of a desper:ite'gang poilehel who hive, for a great lengol of ti.ne, iate,ited the. neighbourhood of Soothill. chamberlain to be tat: person who . shot the illtfOrttliltitC Leercr. otlier l John Salton, and J o h n li um b et- Ilop!:ins is sevy . elv woolded, and 1.,03 or tit" 5:611.w , , who are implttatid, absconded. `,. I