The Sun. — London, England, 1834-11-17 00:00:00

, . . • . . . . . . . . , . . ..,... . THE SUN LONDON, rsl:ol'.;_iit-tY l7 1834. , , NOVEMBER , , - .• PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY -AT ONE _O'CLOCK ' and corruption will do nothing here. Mr. O'CoN. Minister of War, holding ad interim the department of . COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.) until 62 days over the specified term . of 25 days agreed 1 'DAL.; ii, i-i.iiNE THEATRE. , Rank Stock .. .. 0.12 14 1 New 5 per Cent - 3 per Cent. Red. 3 per Cant. Cons 90% Iki Ditto Banda - 1S pm. Finance, and the Minister of Commerce, have to-day ten- RESIGNATION OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR. Signor Durado's refusal to send for the whole cargo, on ' 354 per Cent. 98VeD South Sea Stock ---___ and the only effect of a Dissolution will be, to give tiered their resignation to the King. Cooper n" e2 Ditto Red 1 ctri 9, Old Annulties - e performance . New 354 per Cent 09 , 4 1001 New Ditto = tenfold energy to Repeal, and return him in . tenfold "These resignations have been accepted by his Majesty." '. - 1 for the Pl° t Assented" 98%44 9 ' •Annuities, 1151... 4 per Cent. [... e 3 per Cent. mornine the L C e „ C ORD lIANCEL R ' LO . said that he would take provisions too cheap. The sum now sought to be recovered ' The Bravo," supplied 1 the materials Dissentea Exch. Bills, .12,11.110 40 33 40 pre. Thus Royalty, which after the retreat of the five doctri- was 2481. for demurrage for 62 days, at 4/. per day; 72/. . " l' ni's Italisnolc, Rank LongA nnuitiesto expire Ditto 500 40 23 40 pm strength to the House of Commons. naire Ministers, was reduced to Messrs. Persil and Jacob, n which the that opportunity of stating to him the state i e ~ T he Red Mask :or the Council of Three. cop d eis and its music was adapted from M . ar la . an int eed ';', of this amount had already been paid into Court by de- p iece ' night,Tiier t e e w r a i s t, a e ra ss o i s;e i e rlioseghouse o a f t tDherunrye-vvlar:eoor:ti,ecsdtrllattl; Jan. 3, 1860.........17 16 15- . 6 17 Ditto Small 46 38 40 pm. ' rl Bravo The Red Mash in Venice disguises , the re.t In, 1859 Ditto Commercial - - pm. It Will be borne in mind that we .are here objecting is now reduced to M. Persil only. appeal of " The Attorney-General v. Shore," which related fendants, and the plaintiff now sued for the balance of 1751. Jan. 5. Pm' 1714 Ditto Advertised.-- ...... - - pin. What we have said of the project. of M. de Talleyrand to •Lady Hewley's . Charity, stood under present cireum- Owing to the absence of Mr. Whiteman, the Counsel knownerder of f o •tbhee tremendousthe a -L se in whoseinquisitorial h an dis c d o e u v u o c w Jan. 5, I,leo - Bank Stock for Account ..... .... - to a Tory Ministry on the supposition that it in April 5, IF,Bl' . is, of course, aa o bj ec t. o e un i versa l dread and a n h n t rr ai g r, e , gO 3 l Jan. 5, 187 , - Consolsfor Account.. 9ON, 1 make a decided stand on the Church, Municipal, positive information., p C o o s u tp rt on o e f d E . xchequer, the further hearing of this case was Jacopo, the Bravo, under this hated guise, c s ie .., for o s i of to Th s r a ec.. n : the Great Seal. I say that, in order to remove all doubt PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. and all other Reforms. Possibly it may deceive us. M. de Talleyrand has many motives for keeping away from a heart as any amongst his countrymen. He has u" a n e ye. , Austrian Bonds Peruvian Bonds - ..••••••••••••••••M•O• Ite'gian Bonds - Dit o Account But we must confess we are not without strong apprehen- London. The first, as we have said, is the fear that the aril- , u . pon the subject. There is not the least doubt •or he into his dreadful ofiice by the subtle cruelty of his eu,' s l - I . Bt her, Ditto Account .. .......... .-... flll,i Portuguese 80nd5...... ..... .....5414 1, --- % ance with England will be broken. The second is the personal . intation on my mind, that the Great Seal is to go from COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-(THIS DAY.) who, on such a condition alone, spare the life ef, t h h i o e (11 0 ; Brazilian Bonds 73 7-4 Ditto Account gee; ~ . Ditto Account -, Ditto New Bonds-33% 4esso4 5 mons on this head. The Tories may promise, but who situation of M. T a lley ran d with respect to Lord Palmerston my hands as soon as I shall discharge what re- 1. who lies an innocent object of oppression in one . __ to o at the instaga ,e, Buenos Ayres Bonds - Diu° Account:Bs, 434 54% in 51 4 • . The third and most important is the fear of taking part mains of rny business. I have been utterly astonished Barens PARK, ALDERSON, and GURNEY, sat this morn- geons. The Council, however, especially • _ Gra de/sr ( ,g , but nothing of importance was argued Ditto Account - Pressinn Ponds will believe ? The late Ministers were dismissed-anti in Banco thi d b one, the most malevolent of their number, Signer a a nS° Milian Bonds - Ditto Bonds, 18°" in the social revolution, which, in the opinion of M. de Ditto Account - Russian Bonds, 132' rather too much, considering the altered circumstances Talleyrand, has become inevitable, whatever may be the and most indignant that any person should presume to them before our Reporter left. Mr. Baron BOLLAND sat at Nisi Prius in the Exchequer Chamber. Lord LYND- Columbian Bonds - Ditto Account lDtheir secrets, and that he must in his turn die at se c oil Ditto Account - Ditto Metallic of the age, in an arbitrary George-the-Third fashion- efforts of the Statesmen who have placed themselves at the doubt_ my intention of giving up the Seals. No part, lam sure, of the actions of my life has given any person a right determine that even their Bravo knows at l e ngth t t e h .2 ecoe 'c r. cor tb - : eland. A tumult of the fishermen of the city, e a in Columbian Bends, 1821 ....- . - 01, Spanish Bonds ... 5114 4 ki 314 41.1 head of affairs to await the storm.-Renovateur. HURST did not take his seat on the Bench at all to-da me) '3l Z 074 Ditto Account 541 e. 4 14 - 3% 414 because they evinced an inconvenient and very uncourtier- Dr. Bowrir4 left Paris yesterday - . to slander me by doubting that I mean to give them up ; and very naturally his absence was attributed to the to-day, Bonds - Ditto Fonds, 1933 - of one of their oldest companions being found drn,n or b a sing lagunes, whom they suspect to have bees cut on ' - unto Account - Ditto ACOMIIt like sincerity on the Church question; we infer, therefore, A letter from the head-quarters of General Mine, dated but l am b o und to remain, in justice to Parties, until I rangements now going on for the formation of a new minis- rendered himself obnoxious to the State by asking a rablc . Greek Poncis - French, 5 per cent. .... -f. -- c.the 10th of this month, announces that he had obtained a have put the suitors of the Court in the situation in which try. It was said amongst the barristers that the Noble rea=touriihtiysf:ltyhissopnufrip•oonsie.theTEllßie,s; unto Bends, 1525 - 4 per cent. -f -c. that the Tories will take office on the reverse principle and Learned Lord had already had the offer, and refused Dezo Account __, signal advantage over the troops of Zumalacarreguy. The they ought to be placed. That being the case., I cer the Chancellorship. His absence from his judicial duties, murdered the old man through private revenge , e I, LI 0 1 Mexican Bonds, 5 per cent..- - - Exchange Ditto Account ' Dutch, 9.1,; per cent. -C: C. -namely, that of an accommodating expediency. Should affair has took place at Lerin. It was very warm ; the . 52 however, does not appear to bear out the rumour. to do t ' lie ate., 14 per cent Ditto Account Carlists left above 300 men on the field of battle, besides t_tunly shall remain to give judgment in the causes I satisfy the mob of fishermen he is condemned , o f t Ditte Account 401,4 1 , Ditto, 5 per cent. 52-4 such be the case, their overthrow, as an influential l:81, 400 prisoners. The General intended to carry on a war have heard, as the consequence of not doing so matasmer..tamontetturnertimactotowatorttrusumo is publicly beheaded. Such is the simple °t ithe •a s ei sar i Neapolitan -1 Ditto Account 08101 party in the State, will be certain. The fabric of their SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS !)AT.) Bravo's history; PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK of extermination, and has form illy anneunced this in two would be putting the parties to the expense of re his own happiness Paid. Per Share power has been crumbling for years past. It needs Proclamations.--eMessager, Nov. 15. hearing the cases before my successor. I think I ___.....„„ a ,,,,...__. iness be t t o when he i f s at ls h n e r s n iif t e_ o h w are hazos i b tl er S 7 British Iron Company to 301 e _ (FROM LLOYD'S.) Polberou Consols Alining Company - can manage to give those judgments in the course of three • Rea,Nov 16.- N ind N. W., Light breeze.-Arrived D N l• - T ' • : men allowed the latter to win the first prize, in `,.. 3 pre' boat-race where he had been the competitor of the e_ ray .;b4 l Real del Monte Minin g Co., Registered 31/. 10s. 6.1. - Some very important intelligence from Constan- d from the river and sailed, the Sancho Panza, Spriggs, for Ditto Unregistered V,6 ing in thunder to the ground. ays. I cannot hurry them, as that would be a highly in-. London and Birmingham Railway Company 25 27;4 tinople, particularly as relates to the present policy ofwhen he is known to aid, at the risk of rn° h i s seeu he might ask as a reward for the restoration,o! o ° l , l , !if , e; Australasia Bank l7 `.l:' Be our future Ministers, then, who they may, one • . expedient course to adopt in the administration of justice. Mauritius; Garland Grove, Pengelly, and Anna, Roberts, for Jamaica; .. Ware Goldsmith, for Van Diemen's Land ; Fa- Pa'ent Purifying Sea Water Company '2 3 3 Russia, will be found in another column. NICHOLAS. I will give them in the course of the next three days. I vourite, ,lo man, for Carthagena ; Garonne, Skeddy, e nk ' a young Neapolitan Duke, to win from the 11 11 , a,.,, c __Ale r t , / PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, NOV - 14. Point is settled-they must reform the Church. Not • it appears, is not idle, and if we - may credit the ac- therefore calculate upon Pride or at the latest &diet-de y, " - • y , Now York; the Sardinian frigate .Regina, last from Ports- d lover ° seri' in fine, he himself appears to be the devote for of Gradenigo a noble Venetian lady who loves suLt` f a go , 3 per Cent. Consols ........ ....... 911,,; Grand Canal Deb.. 6 per cent. 9244 and innocent girl-he becomes an object of elecP c e , n oel Ditto Reduced 81)% Ditto, 4 per cent 6 ,4 even a rebellion in Ireland, however it may retard, can count there given, is preparing to bid defiance to the but it may be earlier, as the day upon which I shall give up mouth, remains. tion, and his fate a tragedy. The music of this pierj ects , 31., per Cent. Stock. .............98 ..... 9894 Hibernian Bank Ditto New, 1830 - consderable rn. erit. It is not very powerful in it e_!,' . ia r 11!, rived the. Hugh Wallaco, Hunter, from Riga. 314 per Cent. Debentures DII4 National Insurance Company er% • maritime power of England and France- It is quite Shore which is a case of great difficulty and com- yet abounds in expressive and graceful subject anu shirt° , Bank Stock 2illts, City Debentures, 4 per cent... 80 tion. The Dissenters are resolved on it. The liberal PLYMOUTH, Nov. 14 and 15. -Wind E. N. E. - Ar- Royal Canal Stock - plication, ' the arguments being very uncommon, is one rived the Pluto steamer, from Africa; Margaret, Batie, from harmony. It was supported chiefly by Allis! ( 6 . e , Grand Canal Stock - cent ' tinop eat no very remote period; and afterwards di- that I should wish to dispose of before quitting office, Malaga; Ann and Elizabeth, Russell, from St. Petersburg. (Tri:oletta), Templeton (Don Camillo), See i r n em l MAILS, on it. The Radicals are resolved on it. Nay, the uni- it having been partly argued before two learned Corn- FALMOUTH Nov. 14.-Wind N. N. E. to N. E., fresh.- denigo), and a full chorus ; the latter frequenq _ s bets .a is oCe , Arrived. Due. Arrived. Due Arrived. Due. le' ' rectina a- he may think proper, the affairs of . Europe 15, Wind N. to E , fresh breezes.-Arrived the 'Frefusis us of La .13fuette de Portici. Although both 1 ' - o America 0 2 France 0 0 Lisbon 0 Brazil 0 I Guern. &Jersey 0 0 Malta 0 and Asia. e ULTAN as not yet resiane nis 0 leave office with regret if I did not dispose of that case, as . from Rio Janeiro, leaky, and must discharge part of the cargo ~, I to p, and Templeton deserved much praise in their per f l fu ll , yet the music requires superior artists to eee o le sot vhPatits:draorelesatillts: 0 Buenos Ayres-. 0I n Hamburg 0 0 Mexico .. 0 0 a small, bigoted faction have the power to resist a de -0 Carthagena 0 1 Holland 0 0 Ostend determination' warlike against Egypt. justice; the remark applies more particularly to T l l 0 2 Ihiblin OI 0 Jamaica ... ..0 0 Sweden 1 mand thus urged? Never, while Englishmen possess 2 Flanders 0 0 Leeward Islands 0 2 Waterford....... o all the arguments which have been urged would go for bound to Havre. BRISTOL, Nov. 16.-Arrived the Alciope, Courtney, from Seguin sang well and looked the part of Gradeni9 f b a t 4 .lt P er HIGH IA ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. a head to think, and a right arm to assist themselves The Le g islative Chambers of Brussels have alread y nothing, and the parties probably might, if they waited till , • the appointment of my successor, lose the valuable assist- Galipoli. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 15.-Arrived the Beinie, Rubath, KG- acted wretchedly. Cooper appeared as the Beni" fere ' A Morning 11 minutes after 2. I Evenin" 27 minutes after 3 w i t h T voted an Address 'to the KING in answer to his ance of Sir *Edward Sugden. If therefore the parties nigsburg. o2 T ly hr v e e e ry .,, corn la me a n il da t b h l e e e in arli h e i r s s s e C e e n Tl e s e o h f e t w he as tr t i o al o be iti;et e e t ri :, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. We do not desire to he alarmists, but we cannot MAJESTY'S Speech from the Throne on opening the choose to agree to be bound by my judgment, with or with- LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.-Arrived the William Harmington, buoyant in his manner, preserving nothing of the Bartholomew, cell; melancholy interest which the novelist throws n Bartholomew, Halifax; Molson, Elliott, Montreal: Regis, TIIIS EVENING will be presented (second time) a New Grand operatic Drama, in Three Acts, entitled conceal from ourselves nor from others, that the hour Session. There was no debate on it of any conse- out reason, after I have resigned the Great Seal, the argu- Low, Gibraltar ; Virginia Miller, Armazon ; Drysdale, St. racter. Miss Tree bad but one scene of any 5c . ) 0e, 4 , c oes,ii °_ r. THE RED MASK; OR, THE COUNCIL OF THREE. i s arr i ve d w h en every h onest c i t i zen s h ou ld b e on t h e quence, and, as is usual in such cases, it was merely ments might be concluded in the course of the present Petersburg; Maria Brandt, Gratian, Archangel. Off port, Gelsomina, the Bravo's mistress; that in which p The Doge of Venice, Mr. Young° ; Gradenigo (Member of the Coun. week. I shall rise to-day to attend a Council at 2 o'clock, CLYDE,Nov.uretta, Skinner, Quebec. London, o fts ec" his story to the Doge and prays for the interferenc e cil of the Doge, and one of the State Inquisitors), Mr. Seguin ; Moro. watch. There is an influence behind the Throne- the echo of the Speech itself. His MAJESTY'S C N 14.-Arrived the Isabella, Antigua. and Perhaps, Sir Charles, the parties will intimate to me Magistrate; but in it she displayed a most natural_ a : d Thei oee, r, ful tragic effort, which won her enthusiastic apples/a e st, soni and Barbarino (Members of the Council of Ten, and composing answer was very brief, and simply contained an assur greater than the Throne itself-which throws forward with Gradenigo, the Inquisition of State, or Council of Three), Mr. the course they wish to adopt before that hour." The Baron Mender, Pahlen,_ from St. Petersburg to Li- there was disapprobation expressed at the commen ° . e t o il fl e ' Diddear and Mr. Mathews ; Don Camillo de Montforte, Duke of St. a malign shadow on all its councils. To this, in great ance that he would do all that in him lay to improve Sir CHARLES ' WETHERELL said that he was much verpool, is on shore on the island of Strorasay, cargo expected to be saved. ceased as the plot advanced, and we may add, that ' Agata (a Neapolitan Noble), Mr. Templeton; Anselmo (a Carmelite), cidedly successful. ea. the institutions of the country. At the close of the obliged to his Lordship for the intimation he had given, and Mr. Giubilei ; Gino (the Gondolier of Don Camillo), Mr. Yarnold ; Bar- part, may be traced the vacillations of the late evil- The Elizabeth, Teesdale, from Cardiff to Janeiro, foundered tolomeo (a Public Gondolier), Mr. Bectrord ; Antonio (a Fisherman), • Exchange in Brussels, Mr, SAMsON,, an Enalish- would consult with his clients. THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY . ) off the Island of Talconera 15th September ; crew saved. Mr. Warde ; Jacopo (the Bravo), Mr. Cooper. . nistry-their abrupt, cavalier dismissal--and the hasty, b s 3 Sir EDWARD SUGDEN here came into Court, and man, was arrested at the suit of a banker of the city ______........_ Violetta de Tropolo (a Noble Orphan, and a Ward of the Republic), and not a little embarrassing appointment of the Duke VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. spi n _ ons ide tile Miss Shirreff ; Florinda (her Attendant, and Spy in the service of the for a debt of 200,000 francs. The other intelligence The LORD CHANCELLOR again stated to him his deter- CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOT. 15. The past weeks arrivals of Wheat and Barley were,,c sE host, era State), Mrs. Chester; Gelsomina, Miss E Tree. of 'WELLINGTON. Now this influence must be mination to give up the Great Seal in the course of the of Oats moderate and of Flour good. The trade w r° ,l e a t s ' es : To conclude with, chiefly relates to the erection of forts along the frontier . The Sir E. Banks, Norwood, from Hamburg ; Three Sis- MASANIELLO ; OR, THE DUMB GIRL OF PORTICI. checked. We are not a petty German State, but a ~, present week, observing . that he had stated his determine tees, Evoy, Mogadore ; Addison, Baron, St. Petersburgh ; was was firm at 'previous Monday's prices. This ni or . , , 0 . ut Masaniello, Mr. Sinclair ; Don Alphonso, Mr. Duruset ; Lorenzo, mighty Empire. We can think, ay, and act too, for of Holland, and is not important. tion to do so to Sir Charles W etherall, in order to put an Young, Cranmer, St. Petersbw•gh ; Economy, Lee, St. _as a air . res i supply of most descriptiono of Grain. ~,7r eel e'd trade remains firm at last week's prices; fine quality ow.e,i tha 6 , Mr. F. Cooke ; Pietro, Mr. Bedford. ANTWERP, Nov. 15.-Some Journals of Antwerp . and Elvira, Miss Betts ; Inis, Mrs. Aileron ; Fenella, Madame Preche ourselves, without travellina to the Continent for advice. Brussels have announced, as a thing, if not certain, at least end to the absurd reports that had gone abroad. His Petersburgh ; Robert and Ann, Pairburn, St. Petersburgh ; other kind s meet a dull sale. Malting- Barley• e Oen"' 1 3 e ° 0 is more red. red, t s , Ross, Thompson, St. Petersburgh ; Cholistly, Robinson, St. late, and is. per qr. lower ; grinding parcels are analt e te alte j ,v Giubilei. Lordship observing also, that he did not think lie should ~ s ee ' • •• By the way, is the Birmingham Political Union wholly very probable, the evacuation of Forts Lillo and Liefken- Petersburgh : Diligence, Kirk, St. Petersburgh ; Newnharre are is. per quarter dearer. Boiling and Grey Peas- ilv s 0 To-morrow, Hamlet. act fairly to his successor if he did not hear the farther shock by the Dutch. This news deserves no credit, and dissolved? We hope not. Robson, St. Petersburgh ; European, Taylor, St. Peters- Oats still come slowly to hand, and are rather hightehretbriour 0 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. we can affirm that what has been said of the removal of the arguments in "The Attorney-General v. Shore." burgh; Portland, Ord, St. Petersburgh ; Cyren, Bells, St. se'nnight, with a moderately brisk demand. In , ti . iit , THIS EVENING will be presented - artillery, &c. of these fortsis destitute of allfoundation. The Sir EDWARD SUGDEN said that as far as regarded him- Petersburgh ; Aurora, Stiven, St. Petersburgh ; Winsley. there is not much doing, at the terms of this day se n igl ...!. ‘, We have great pleasure in directing the attention of news of the evacuation of Lillo and Liefkenshoek may be self, he was most willing that the parties should be bound raicus ON BOARD OF SHIP. dale, Swiney, St. Petersburgh ; Anne, Kemp, St. Peters- ~,,, , ...- s e. THE STRANGER. eat, Red (Old) ........... 4's. .....4es. 43s Beans, Small neTlr ..... •"" it' The Stranger, Mr. Vandenhoff ; Solomon, Mr. Bartley; Peter, Mr. burgh; Eliza, Kalhorn, Memel; Providentia, Gallo, Memel ; - white e,eie...... sae ees. ethe .............. :o. our readers to the observations made by the LonD placed in the same class with the story lately invented rela- by the decision of his Lordship, after he had quitted office ; Emanuel, Baker, Dunkirk ; Johanne, Collison, Dunkirk ; Harley. Mis. Haller, Mrs. Sloman. -Red 1834, .... ...... 404 4es. -.-- 'I ick (n ew) •• ....... ,::3'''.e24. nye to the establishment of a direct intercourse between , After which, A GOOD-LOOKING FELLOW. CHANCELLOR, in the Court of Chancery, this morn- ..... 44. 46,. Harrow ..,uperune„, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Bartley ; Narcissus Briggs, Mr. Harley; Frank, Holland and Belgium. out as the subject was one of great importance, he should Europa, Von Ehru, - ; Elise, Mullis, Kiel ; Saul Canard, == e Fi ' i '' e Jones, Rotterdam; Jane, Holet, Hamburg. Wh te (183 t) 4l, 455. - (01d)... •e: ... „,... 35 Mr. Meadows ; Waggoner, Mr. Tumour. ing. They are stamped with boldness and sincerity, The Chamber of Representatives, in its yesterday's sit- wish to consult with his client. Fine - ..... ting, adopted, after an insignificant debate, the Address in ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING: Nov. 15 The Widow Pliant, Mrs. C. Jones ; Ellen, Mrs. Humby; Marinetla, and give the lie direct to all the slanders that have It was then arranged that the parties should be informed The Ludd, Jackson, for Dunkirk ; Lady Brougham Forbes, --- Fo S re u i p z e u rtl fr n e e e 5_2 4 a.. 541. Oats, Feed ...... s . v . . .................... : :: . j4 . - 0 . : Miss Taylor. . answer to the Speech from the Throne, which, as usual, of what the Court had stated, and that they should inti- Lisbon; Johanna Maria, Christol, Gibraltar; Hope, 'Cousins, Rye, 36. 40s. - Poland . . ............... ..i2,ri, To conclude with, NELL GWYNNE. been directed against this illustrious and patriotic was onlv a servile echo of the Spesch,-Journal du Coni- 'nate to his LordshiP the course they would adopt either at Amsterdam ; Portland, White, Corfu and Zama ; Belfast, 11 -1- r-ey Grinding King Charles the Second, Mr. Warde ; Nell Gwynne, Miss Taylor. e 45 'Ss. - Potatoe ................... • man. "I have been," says his Lordship, "utterly asto Middleton, Calais ; Lord Hawkesbury, Overton, Ostend; - MaLine 3.5 i 38s. To-morrow, Manfred, with Cinderella. BRUSSELS, Nov. 15..'--Yesterday, at the close of the the sitting of the Court at two o'clock, or at its sitting to ---- A - merce d'Anvers. Jonge Jacob, Banviers Ostend; Allman, Heath, Rotterdam • Malt .. , 44.5. 50e - Scotch ..... - ..... : ...... nished and most indignant that any person should pre- Exchange, Mr. Samson, an Englishman, was arrested at morrow morning. His Lordship then proceeded with the , -- nine New S's. 625. - Irish ............ 18. ...... .4, 4 ,'; 4 3'. .. 17.== . ... Active, Whitnall, Dunkirk. Pease, Grey, New 364. 40 0 . Flour Town T er sack)••''',• , ' , o+. 4 .ie 4 4 ! ----'- " - Bran . . . 1' . :1E. f. r0 !. n ! d . 5 . C ... °. .. u .... n ....7.2..- i- ........... - : ...... • 7 4 71 ',..1i,-, • '7::; Pa:, CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Nov. 15. - Maple e New -,... ' "us - - -ri - • ,:. sume to doubt my intention of giving up the Seals. No the suit of one of the principal bankers of this city for a 0 debt . of 200,000 francs, and by virtue of the order given at hearing of appeals. The Sherburne, Warren, for Bombay ; David Clarke, - Boilers , 447-,• - , ~. --,•(:ith. .-.': ...c , ,,,,,, k - ~...fe.:Ag part, lam sure, of the actions of my life has given any ROLLS COURT.-(THIS DAY.) ARRIVALS k,l , URAIN IN LONDON DURING 1 •4_% 1 5 the instance of the President of the Tribunal, because this Rayne, Madras and Calcutta; Don Juan, Yates, Malta; eei•• . .= ae .. , secA• -ssiere,., ae.;': .:71 - 1 person a right to slander me, by doubting that I mean speculator is a foreigner. The case of Weall v. Rice, which came before the Court Thames, Arnold, Mauritius; Water Lily, Hart Jamaica • 4 0 Gazelle, Whyte, Smyrna; Jury, Arels, Smyrna% Liberty', % E se: o 1.?? i n i lls _ It is said that several forts are to be erected in the Pam-e, e e t 9 P ~ p to give them up ; but lam bound to remain, upon exceptions, occupied his Honour the whole morning. Palin, Boulogne; So hia, Kronine, Stettin • 1% atchless, P From Whence. - a 7; F F • .:, • a , Zb j e gun + tice to parties, until I have put the suitors of the ..- pine, and Piest and Hasselt will become fortresses. The Government destines for this purpose three millions, which Birch, St. Michael's; Mediterranean, Allegro, Marseilles; r- a - -- - - -- ...e -e" ....---- 00 . e VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.-(THIS DAY.) Emma, Hamilton, Jamaica; Leopold the First, Appleton, Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qr s ' Court in the situation in which they ought to be have been saved out of the budget of the War Department. Aldbormigb - - - -- -- M." ~....____ Ostend ; Belfast, Middleton, Calais; Batavicr, Dunlop, Rot- Atemou Is llO - - 294 LONDON, placed." In the sitting of the Senate yesterday Count Merode The VecE-CHANcEeLoa, took pleas, exceptions, and de- terdam ; Adventure, Stroms, Corfu and Zante ; Commerce, eenee ....- - 600 - "" •-• 0, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1834. ass ' reported the answer made by his Majesty to the deputation inurrers to-day, none of which were of anypublic importance. Fournier, Calais. elle 139 Wit 1 , -- ILO ~,., Celehester 534 10 290 - - '-1" 0 , The Bayonne Papers of the 11th inst., which have that waited on him with the address. It was to the follow- - se tierwich - - 1 , 4 ',1 1 0 it ARRIVAL OF THEIR MAJESTIES. . ing effect : COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-(THIS DAY.) THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) . 4 ;.e; g h - 15 - e l•' 15 7 1 , been received, together with private intelligence of the ~ I forwhich " iMaldon - - '-'-'-' --• ~,, Gentlemen,- thank you or the sentiments you ease -----. . 91 9 9...- Gainshorou g h.... - --- - " •••• r Their Majesties have arrived at St. James's Pa- 12th, represent the cause of the Carlists as more have just expressed to me. I see with lively satisfaction that KING V. BAKER. CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK'. Hastings lO - - - 573 419 2.20 - the Senate, which has at all times manifested such noble de- This was an action of replevin brought by the commis- The die is cast-a Tory Administration replaces that of I ,'"`",'" 1240 308 1020 15 - '3' .- 40 lace. The Privy Council was summoned for half- favourable than it has been since the commencement votedness to the true interests of the country, does homage to 261 452 sioners for re-building Staines ' Bridge, against the de- the Whigs, and the Duke of Wellington is to be their 1, -- ;:',, l e . stett past 2 o'clock. The late Ministry are at this moment of the insurrection in Navarre. As yet no decisive the spirit of justice which directs the acts of my Government, Peet frlndant to recover possession of certain premises, called the . host. There cannot be a doubt but it will be composed of L yn" •-• ........ - I ' 2 '2 4 62 31 2 - -* 7 . -- ...• and that it appreciates my solicitude for the manufacturing and nath Inn, in which a special verdict had been taken for talent, iefluence, and firmness, and much will be expected Spalding .... going up to the Palace. engagement has taken place; but both MINA and commercial interests of the kingdom. Wistarach - - - _ 14 "It is also agreeable to me, Gentlemen, to receive the defendant. The property in question had been pur- from them. How this new machine will work is to be seen; Woodbridge 724 1232 285 - 's P! •••• „ ZUMALACARREGUY are taking measures to meet at of a anew chased by the commissioners, and an application had been a foundation has been laid for them, and approved by tins Yarmoutl. - b the assurance that I may depend on the co-operatio Aberdeen ... - - - 730 -•-• It -- I°' seems to be placed beyond all doubt that the the head of their respective troops as soon as possible. Senate in all measures which may aid in developing the public made to them by the Messrs. Ramsbottom, bankers and Voice of the nation ; and it is to be hoped that when the (3 ,,,,, Duke of WELLINGT O N i s t o b e our new P r i me The system of skirmishing still co ntinues, which of all prosperity , brewers, residing at 'Windsor, to allow them so occupy the edifice is nearly completed, it will not fall to the ground iira ick .... ...... 40 11 - 415 - ' 17 --, e "On my part, I will take care that my Government shall house until it became necessary to take it down, Mr, like the tower of Babel. Nothing is heard of in the city Montrcse - 146 - -- -- ~..‹, 680 --. .-----, F-t ' Minister. Who his Grace's colleagues are to be, is modes of warfare is the most harrassina to the soldiery, neglect nothing that may more and more justify the confidence Ramsbottom undertaking to surrender it at a moment's no- or in the coffee-houses but discussions oa the new Tory - - a -- 4 . 0 99.7 9437 5743 4,48 - -- 4 not quite so certai n . A th ousan d rumours are abroad the most distressing tO the peaceable inhabitants, and the which you express in it. "It is, Gentlemen, by this happy concurrence of the great tice. The def e nda n t, w h o h a d been put in p o ssession by Administration; but the general opinion is that it cannot E 6.) 803 - 90-4 - '" ''''' ...- ... the M essrs . R ams b o tt om , ma d e - cogn i zance th a t h e h e ld th e be of long duration, as the general voice of the nation i 3 Cark IRISII least productive of any great final result. Skirmishing powers of the state, that we shall succeed. I hope, in the Premises as bailiff of Mr. Ramsbottom, and that gentleman against the materials of which it is composed. on this momentous subject. Some say that the Cabinet course of the present session to give to the country institu- This day it is stated that his Majesty comes to town to FOREIGN " with small parties is a sort of fiendish prolongation and had been called as a witness on the trial. The case turned _ _ _ _ ___ n 4 8:3; ; will be half Whig. Others, that it will be all Tory. e a i tions which shall secure to it the exercise of a wise liberty, Upon whether Mr. Ramsbottom was or was not a coin- held a Council to receive the Seals of the late Ministers; Am am st i e . rd rg am .. . e l ,, 1 ,, ...• ~• Or the pleasure of shedding blood-a changing of complete the consolidation of our social edifice." - - - - - Now, we hear that it:will start on the retrograde system There being nothing in the order of the day, the Senate patent w it ne ss, the defendant having made cognizance after which the Duke of Wellington will be sworn in as Ki 1 - 755 - - - ' -- 4 48, ---__ -----, 0 the character of the soldier into that of the cowardly adjourned after the reading of this answer. under him, and it now came before the Court 'for their First Lord of the Treasury, and Secretary of State of the (menses ...--- es, Lordships' decision upon that point. !Lome Department, until-the return of Sir. R. Peel from _a_ Teta! - Ig g3 r ost,„elo of policy. Now, that it will be decidedly for the move- assassin, and the brutal and malignant murderer. Messrs. Vandernoot, Apostolic Vicar, and Ambrosy, AGGREGATE QUANTITIES OF OTHER RINDS Cure of St. Michael at Luxemburg, have jointly addressed inent. In the present imperfect state of our know- The Proclamation of MINA has been in general well The ATTORNEY-GENERAL contended, at some length, in the Continent, when the Cabinet will be finally settled. a letter to the journal of that city, in which they say that Tare , , 813-I.i lowed , 41122- :ta l e•see'i, 6eo- 8r,0k • , ..-AlDet o tr SUPPOrt of the competency of Mr. Ramsbottom as a wit- Our arrivals this morning are two French mails, two SMITHFIELD MARKET. de was ledae-when all is doubtful, except that we have received, arid great good is expected to result from his they consider it as their duty to do justice to General Goe- to ness, and cited several cases bearine upon the point at issue. Ostend, and one Hamburg, with the Express from Paris. Sir JAMES SCARLETT was heard reedy. All the contents of the above arrivals will be found in an- This day's supply was moderately good, and the e presence in Navarre. We hope the best, but as yet decke, by declaring that whenever they have had any busi- ther brisk, at the following Ss s other part of the paper. a oro i ' I reached a very alarming crisis-we feel that we can Lord DENMAN said the question involved some very im ness with him he has received them very politely, and with PRICES PER STONE OF BLB. TO SINE TII 0 - know not when the war will terminate. Contrary to expectation, the Funds, instead of declinine Interior Beasts adopt no safer or better course than solemnly to exhort great affability. With respect to their intercourse with portant principles, and it would be necessary for the Court THE FUNDS. adto s. d les . continue steady, with the exception of Spanish, which real: our countrymen to hold fast by a wholesome distrust ; the bishopric of Namur, which was stated to be forbidden, to take some time to censider the case.-Judgment deferred. We have received the Paris Papers of Saturday, according to our correspondent, we do not see that this let- Prime large Oxen - 3 6 0 8 Coarsa-woolled ditto 4 ,!, Second q uality ditto 2 6. 5 .. a second q uality ditto ..... BAIL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) improved, owing to their coming higher from Paris. Con- Prime Scots, &c. 'llO 4 0 Southdown Wethers ..• and, looking neither to the Throne on the one hand, together with accounts from Bayonne of the 12th inst. ter makes any mention of it.--(Courrier de la ilfeuse.)- sols opened at the price they left off on Saturday, 90i i b Brussels Papers, Nov. 16. .-.........,-, p La e r mg e e c an oa a r l s l e d e it a t i o ve ... ~ . . 9 4 1 8 0 . B I Q - i r : g lr large , I , i lig e 1., ... i g ........... e .... a . c ... h, . ..... 152 t a i 1 , 3 o Suckling Calves , each , 18 ' ;! I1 nor to the House of Peers on the other, for advice or The French Journals, with the exception of the -.s e We have received the German Papers,(Before Mr. Justice Lerreanaea.) for the account. Spanish, 54i -g. ;at present, 541. Portu- SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S sTATENtENT• rig , DE RUTZEN AND WIFE V. PARR. guese, 851 1. aid, to trust solely to their own energies. They may Monitcur, confirm the report which we published on Sergeant ADAMS moved in this case for a rule to . HALF-PA S T ONE. Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. 2,789 1C,91 , 3 173 b rely on it that the last grand struggle of parties, so lona Saturday, of the resignation of the new Ministry. fiend it announced the nenociations a t the Vienna show cause why th e costs incurred by the defendant since Up to the Present hour we have no fiirther arrivals. About re oet the B,TitS came up the St. Alt l an's r ,i' d t e r 0 1 r ., the other itorti , ern roses; al- , 11 , 160 (including 'rig') fr! „,,,,, Ari si „li b and midi:old .-i‘: Act.= alimit 301 I morn Netf.)!k, •-liffolll. ''Pieell' il foreseen, but alas, so feebly guarded a„,aainst, is now This resianation does not however . include the whole Congress are printed, and will be published in a few the Master's allocater, should not be paid by the plaintiffs, In the —l.y we hear of nothing but the new Administra the Baron and Baroness De Rutzen• An action had been tion ; the monied interest is in its favour ; but the other bri.ll,o , •re; ab ..ii 40 from •, nt artA Sussex ; a . nd most 0 1 of the Cabinet. The only names which appear on days. They are supposed to refer to the constitution from the niarsties, &‘-.: it, the ne:ghbourhood of London. lal .S. (1 about t.o commence. That the DUKE will do much in which we Mr. brought by the plaintiffs against the defendant, a pedlar, classes of society are against the new Cabinet. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MAN the list of the resign ed are the Duke of BASSANO, of the Assemblies of the Estates, the Universities, but the plaintiffs had not thought Pro Per to go on with the, Consols are at present 91 to i for . the Account ; Spa- At per stone, by the Carcass. - ,2 •on minor points of policy, and show to a certain extent and the Press. But it is useless to speculate on a vacation • • • s d tes d .. •• 0 5 1 11 M. C. DUPIN, M. PASSY, and M. TESTE. The action or proceed to trial, and they consequently became nish, 55 ; Portuguese, 85i to I. liable for the costs of the day. The defendant's attorney THREE 0' CL 0 CK. Beef, inf rior 2(l 2 2 Mutton, inferior ..... —middling ... ...... that he has profited by experience, is highly probable; subject which is so soon to be made public. Consols for the Account, 91 to t ie had attended at the residence of the plaintiffs for the pur- -- prime large 2l') :3 2• -- prime ...... •••••: 2 1 1 others, including PERSIL, of newspaper notoriety, . , but still more probable is it--amounting indeed to an still cling to their places. The real cause of the FRANKFORT Nov 7 -The results of the negociation at pose of serving the allocatur personally, but although he the Vienna Congress, ;bids are to b e published by the Diet , had seen the Baron and Baroness inside, he could not gain THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES. - prime small Veal 3 4 4 S .--5ina:1.......*•• .... BRITISH FUNDS. 0 1 were issued from the press yesterday, as we are assured. admittance. He had made two other attempts during the • , is. rs e ef absolute certainty-that he will make a stern, uncom- sudden resignation of BASSANO is but imper- Bank Ftnok 222k, Itidia Stock 2:35 1e NE - 0 CASTLE CORN AIARKET--•-`°.i , he rit flow They fill three folio sheets, and have been forwarded to-day 3 per Cent Red lß)'•g Ditto Bonds 2O pia promising stand on the Church. It is here the battle fcctly understood. Though so long the Secre- • ' o to the respective Governments. We imagine they will be the costsn.w ( i with similar sinee success. he e a A ma tender de,an do the f t h the presentam oun amount o f 3 per Cent Cons n 3! e per Cent. I Atto Old Annuities farmers, for which the sale was heavy, at a decline 01: _Ai , h6 rs tary of an Emperor who brooked no direct con- e - %,s per Cent. Red '99 Ditto New Annuities on all but the finest samples. We were also largelsl' 3 ';`,4ey ' i. at• will be fought. On this point the Tories will be, as r published in our journals in two or three days. It is said, plication was for the additional expenses, to which the de- 'Nei; sae per Cent .. 100 Ex. Bills, lot W.- troul, his Lordship wanted pliancy enough for the that their contents relate to the constitution of this Assem- fendant, who was a poor man, had been put in endeavouring 4 per Cent Assented - ,9 I:itto 5 , 10/ they have ever been, unflinching. blies of the Estates, to the Universities and to the Press. to serve the allocatur. absented - Ditto 5o• 1 4O Pin was a good demand at an advance of 2.5. pe , iq e u w a . rter.. 4 l:7 4 r t .... ' 4o pin Little doing in Rye. Peas and Beans more inquired P4' LOD"' Annuities to expire Bank Stock for Act. royal scion of the " three glorious days." His poli- With respect to the late arrests and domiciliary visits Mr. Justice LITTLEDALR had never heard of such an .155 18 " 17 India Stork tor Opg And what will be the Tory tactics? In what way will .nsols for Op" ' 1 . teal creed, of which he sent the Citizen King a here, the object of them is supposed to have been to dis- application, and wished to know on what grounds the Oct( e' e c n t I s a' ; 'e l i seen t, ' - cettillinLerland . t:, . they fight the great fight ?At present it is impossible to cover whether, in what manner, and through whom, peels- Learned Counsel made it. There had been no attachment FOREIGN ruNDs. - - No, Silk and 8119ols :9. 4!,••••• :::.,, 90 • r> copy, was not approved of ; we believe, because poli- --- lierw ick anti (:( tell 36, - s••• •" .....5. - - 7. Austrian, 5 per cent Portuguese Bonds, 5 per cent. 8.4 T ;; niary aid has been given to the revolutionary German so- for t non-payment of costs, and even if there had, he was ----- l'oreigl speak with anything like certainty ; but, judging from Belglan, 5 per cent Ditto, New Ditto 8.5 —g. —'••• ''' .....6. '''''. I 5 tieal machines are most useful when they profess no cieties in Switzerland. very doubtful if the practice of the Court would warrant Brazilian Bonds Chili :34, ...... /, .... ---. ... 4. :I their past conduct--knowing that, as men of business, creed, and know no principle. The rejection of this A very considerable banker and merchant, who was be- his granting a Rule for additional costs against the plaintiff. Burios Ayres. 6 per cent /in , 6 per cent Russian Bonds, 5 per cent. —.106 - Ditto, Metallic - Forelpn —a. —II ... ....... I , arlov, ',',/i•ing No , t..in4 Suffolk._ 31s. 33s ...... .... 6 , ...::' ..! • . orr - fore subjected to a judicial inquiry, on acccount of similar Mr. Sergeant ADAMS said his application was quasi, an Columbian, 6 per cent t ! ' ..... 314 ,. —, :alt, Na G l r i!} l' l ( k ii • ' . ' Cld 'n ;u il ;t l' i ‘ .7 ' k dilig ties. 28 , ••••• „ 5 , ‘• 5 564. 60: ....... „ ~....s ~ hey are ever ogl the alert, and, as intriguers, remark- document, which was prepared for publication in the accusations, is said to be in the number of those whose attachment had issued. In such a case, he apprehended, Ditto, ai 1821 D di 201,4 Ditto, 1823 French, 5 per cent ... , 93,.. 55c ...... 7 .4 ,4. "2.5.38-"' ~.8 . -•••4 able for their subtlety, and quiet, steady perseverance, Moniteur, fired the veteran Secretary, who had taken P P a ers and mercantile books were seized the day before the Court would order the payment of additional costs, Greek Bonds, 1625. 5 per cent. - Exchange - i e.e rea.s•e, V; %,it,. .....'. „ e a. yesterday. Profound secrecy is observed respecting the in- which had been caused by the plaintiff's neglect to pay. It Mexican, ?per cent, 1825.- - French, 3 per cent - 3 04 22... ..... it into his head that he was to be the real, and not Ditto, 182a 4 er cent. 4l Dutch, •,- percent. ee % --- 1; .'l,y .we should be tempted to infer that they will pursue vestigations just instituted, so that even the names of the was a case of hardship to his client, and he trusted, under Peruvian, er 6 p cent - , Ditto, 5 per cent. ........ ..... .. .)4 oats, untherlan3, Pot atoe ...... ... 22; 25, ....... 55z . ...e.. ---- F ee d nominal Premier, and therefore he at once sent in persons implicated are not certainly known. the circumstances, the additional costs should not be borne . --- f.'~teig n 3) , 336. one of two courses--either see what is to be done by On Change, that kind of calm prevails which is the usual by the defendant. SEVENTEEN YEARS IN INDIA.-The forthcoming lima, Fine (~er sack) his resignation, which was accepted. At present there e tampering with the present House of Commons, or, o forerunner of considerable ag it a ti on . However, the Aus- Mr. Justice LITTLEDALE conceived that there was no " Oriental Memoirs," by James Forlaes, Esq., include - ii SCOTCH MARKETS. is a rumour afloat in Paris, stating that the trian Funds have risen a little. 'grounds for such an application, unless an attachment had narrative of occurrences in four India voyages, together with in case that fails, of venturing on the bold experimerit VIENNA, Nov. 6.-Five per Cent. Metalliques, 991, ; ''' KING has committed, or is resolved to commit the re- observations on parts of Africa and South America. The • Wli " ----.'"'" 7:7 0 ..-: 9 9 / of a Dissolution. Cent., 911; Bank Shares, 1,275.--/Mgerneine Zeitung, Nov. 11. author's sojourn in India embraces a period of no less than Aberdeen 4O to 55 24 to 2 , i 19 to 22 - construction of the Cabinet once more to M. THIERS, .............. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-(THIS DAY.) seventeen years, during which he had every opportunity of Berwick Inferness Coldstream Now should they' attempt the first course, it needs who is doing all he can to effect a return to office. THE LATE FIRE NEAR THE THAMES Walbrook-buildings, Four per issued.-Rule refused. --......-. gaining a correct insight into the strange habits and manners Cupar (Fife : t. O 1 11:11ey 2 . 1 i:ats.l7 ;:to : 45 56 26 31 1 8 22 •111 25 - sit , 0 TUNNEL. of the Hindoos. His excursions, which extended through all gut i i n dee ....... no great sagacity to foresee that they will be signally The event is yet doubtful. The KING is quite impa- --, GIBBINS, BARTLETT, AND OTHERS, V. GOODSON, MORLEY, AND COMPANY. 40 46 '25 '2 4 16 '' T e O s RE nn E e n(L e, the Presidencies, enabled him to describe with great accuracy 17 -shamefully beaten. The Refonned House will tient of the annoyance to which he is exposed. Tile The Them The plaintiffs in this case were the captain and owners of the scenery of the East, and to furnish a detailed account Of Kelso .... . . ..... Nr r k ti ithly 48 61 23 29 16 „„- , e 2 95 t o. stand to its colours. Not a man will dare to desert- citizens of Paris only look at what is passing in the Nov. 16, 1834. the ship Lusitania, and the defendants are merchants in the fire in the neighbourhood of the Tunnel on e s • 's..---- ~,. Ja+entinn a 4-. „„„‘„,l :- ..:......_r itv This action was brought to recover the sum of 248/. the . productions and capabilities of the country, of the wild animals which frequent it, as well as trees, plants, and flowers, 11,..1!;, , The size ef the measure varies throughou „,, e , 19• pleg weri SIE,-The . EDINBURGH CORN MARKET.- - dth .„ , . . . • , . enrirt for flln "-xtirtrtetcts9 rve brtrinoriiin-;nCT onrionhirincr_ tn_anv. all • _ -at . - peculiar to this portion of the globe. Indeed, as regards no. , .., -- Maple New 40.. 42k. --, Seconds ............... - ~.,1,. -- White , - -' 40 ' '''"'"' N or th Countli • Boilers .....425. 41 , , Bran. ......................... .. , 0 } . ,1, ARRIVALS k, 1 , URAIN IN LONDON DURING 1./0*!-----'-5 4 0, % E . . o I .4 1 Igc F ;.., co P From Whence. - e 7 ; F F • 1" ..,< —I-- . -- 7 00. 0 Qrs. Qrt. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs• 16 ~, Aldborongb - -- !A" A temou is llO 294 -- , e / ::0,i4,11 ...... Clay 13.) 951 t -- -- ...- it . ~,., Cvlehester 534 10 290 9 i l 0 --, `.7.' Harwich492 63 9i41 14 '' 10 pt: A Le;gh ). 561 25 15 1 ,,,' IS' ' 4 Malrlon - ~, GAinsborough — --- -- ....• or Hastings lO CO gel 1. 0 .. w 'en - : 369 l 6O lit Kent - 41" L3,lebtoft _.....'" .0.-- 2' Lyni...... ........ - - - "-- Pool- -.- _ ~- _. Spalding .... - --• - 4 0 Wisbvach - 14 1.2,4, Woodbridge 724 1282 255 _ 1.,5 l'' ... Yarmoutl. - 6 -- Aberdeot... — -- 7314 -- -- le Built 26 5J 2' 33 "... --; ,'''' ii, , r, ick .... - Dundee ... - -- ~..,': Montrcse -- -----1 , 8 . ,/ , ' 99.7 9487 5743 4,48 j„,,,•r -4 ..-- IRISH ..... .... Cork - You,ghall FOREIGN Amsterdam hamburg ..- - 9 ..- „. Ki 1 - ...- ~......" 48, — ---"" # 3l Odensee __—. ----- ,-,7 We have received the Paris Papers of Saturday, together with accounts from Bayonne of the 12th inst. The French Journals, with the exception of the Moniteur, confirm the report which we published on Saturday, of the resignation of the new Ministry. This resignation does not however include the whole of the Cabinet. The only names which appear on the list of the resigned are the Duke of BASSANO, M. C. DUPIN, M. PASSY, and M. TESTS. The others, including PERSIL, of newspaper notoriety, still cling to their places. The real cause of the sudden resignation of BASSANO is but imper fectly understood. Though so long the Secre tary of an Emperor who brooked no direct con troul, his Lordship wanted pliancy enough for the royal scion of the " three glorious days." His poli tical creed, of which he sent the Citizen King a copy, was not approved of ; we believe, because poli tiCal machines are most useful when they profess no creed, and know no principle. The rejection of this document, which was prepared for publication in the Moniteur, fired the veteran Secretary, who had taken it into his head that he was to be the real, and not nominal Premier, and therefore he at once sent in his resignation, which was accepted. At present there is a rumour afloat in Paris, stating that the KING has committed, or is resolved to commit the re construction of the Cabinet once more to M. TITTERS, who is doing all he can to effect a return to office. The event is yet doubtful. The KING is quite impa tient of the annoyance to which he is exposed. The citizens of Paris only look at what is passing in the Court for the purpose of burlesqueing, caricaturing, and laughing at the KING and his mock Cabinets. On the appointment of the new Ministry, a set of waggish rogues sent criers through the streets, who proclaimed their names, occupations, and residences to the people, presuming, as it were, that no one had ever before heard of their existence. All this is very annoying to the KING, who is exquisitely sensitive on manypoints, and cannot bear being held up as a sort of royal juggler who can neither manifest nor impart dignity. He would get rid of TIIIERS, and all the other little jobbers to which the event of the " three days " gave a crawling political existence, if he could ; for even their faces, from knowing him in obscurity, are un pleasant to him ; but he can get no tools with which to supply their places. The other matters touched upon in the Paris papers are not of any importance to the people of this country. PARIS, Nov. 15.—The Moniker is not in a hurry to announce the resignation of the newly-appointed Ministers. It leaves this task to the Journal dfs Debats :—" Inc Minister of the Interior, President of the Counc the SEVENTEEN YEARS IN INDIA.--The forthcoming " Oriental Memoirs," by James Forlles, Esq., include a narrative of occurrences in four India voyages, together with observations on parts of Africa and South America. The author's sojourn in India embraces a period of no less than seventeen years, during which he had every opportunity of gaining a correct insight into the strange habits and manners of the Hindoos. His excursions, which extended through all the Presidencies, enabled him to describe with great accuracy the scenery of the East, and to furnish a detailed account of the productions and capabilities of the country, of the wild animals which frequent it, as well as trees, plants, and flowers, peculiar to this portion of the globe. Indeed, as regards na tural history, than which few studies are more delightful, no traveller has ever accumulated such , a mass of new and varied information. His own personal adventures, too, were of the most exciting kind. The numerous illustrations of Scripture with which the work abounds are likewise among its greatest attractions. _ _ Oats. lival"._ ---- 0 , ---- ------- -.."--".... O t 0 24 to 2i 19 to 2 , 2 —to Z 99 v 1? 21 13 17 18 18 19 13 14 22 .... / .. 20 26 31 18 22 22 li b.. '' - , RI 30 33 20 25 30 i 24 26 18 20 fin :0 / 25 26 16 19 2 3 n i •-•• 4/ 19 22 13 17 20 " 4 , 45 / 23 29 18 2t) 45 „,,'" ..... I `Z.3 26 20 22 , 22 %. 0 1. L•w ure varies through out th IS oo es CON MARKET'. --No v. , 0 1e0 / I ill kinds of Grain to -day, and t!. rielqo, °. Wheat. Barley. Oats. regs7-A 55 `:0 565. IM. 34s 6d. 24 . Bd. sae. ~ ,s- i) 46 0 32 0 21 0 32 . 2 0 1 336 1 ' 4 0 14 8 `2O ~A 6 .rage price of Wheat .... ... .......... 2s. 55....• 1 4 PRICES OF PROVISIONS, ac. . I . to 0 10 Os. 4,1. 10 Os.M. Freshßutter,lb..-,...-Os T e - 0 6 Salt Ditto—.—.—.....* 0 ' 7 5 0 8 Ditto, per es; t...-64 1 1 a 5 _Eggs, per d 05...,.... 0 ( 0 11 ',., 8 OatStravOtp;.,....-.10 a i v , t) Wheat Ditt0...... 7„" B, a fe Barley Ditto.-- !; 0 0 Hay, per st.--......., 0 , Now should they attempt the first course, it needs no great sagacity to foresee that they will be signally —shamefully beaten. The Reformed House will stand to its colours. Not a man will dare to desert— not a man will dare even to hang back, or be luke warm, when the circumstances of the times are such as to demand all his undivided energies. Electors are not now, what they were, under the old system. Re form has opened their eyes—quickened their wits, and taught them what to expect, and what to insist on, from their representatives. Not a Membe r of the House, but will be henceforth the object of search ing, anxious vigilance to his constituents. All his pledges on the hustings and speeches in Parliament will be brought vividly to his recollection, either to redound to his honour or testify to his apostacy. This course of policy, then, being sure to fail, the Tories have still another in reserve—a Dissolution I But here, too, they will find that they have mistaken their calculations ; for though they may be tolerably strong in the counties, in the majority of the towns they are " weaker than a woman's tear." Besides, how will they manage the radical Scotch burghs ? Above all, how will they manage Ireland ? Bribery The plaintiffs in this case were the captain and owners of the ship Lusitania, and the defendants are merchants in the city. This action was brought to recover the sum of 2481. for demurrage or detention of the vessel in the river of Oporto, by defendants' agent in that city. Mr. RICHARDS, for the plaintiff, stated, that on the 2d of May, 1833, the Lusitania sailed from London to Oporto with a cargo of provisions, live-stock, &c., consigned by defendants to their agent in the latter city. The freightage agreed to be paid by defendant, according to the charter party, was to be the sum of 3001., in case the vessel could immediately proceed to Oporto and de liver her cargo, but in case of her detention in the river without beinc , able to reach Oporto, the sum of 475/. was to be paid. The Lusitaina arrived in the mouth of the Douro on the 2d of June, and the Miguelites then being in pos session of the forts and batteries commanding the river, the Captain deemed it more advisable to wait there, and write to the consignee, informing him of the arrival of the ship and cargo. Mr. Durado, defendant's agent, upon the receipt of this letter, immediately sent boats, and part of the cargo was discharged from the vessel and transmitted to Oporto. By the terms of the charter-party, twenty-five days were to be allowed for the delivery of the cargo, and in case of the vessel's detention by defendants after that period, a demur rage of 4/. per day was to be allowed to plaintiffs. Signor Durado gave Captain Gibbins a bill of exchange for 3751., which, on its presentation to defendants in London, was duly honoured ; and this, with 1001. previously paid, made up the full amount of freightage. it appeared that th 9 Lusitaniq's =go wao not delivered SlR,—The fire in the neighbourhood of the Tunnel on Thursday night last consumed a shed in which it originated, and the house adjoining, both the property of the Company, and both insured. The value was 5501. The remainder of the buildings in connection with the works are otherwise en tirely uninjured. JAMES BIRKETT, Clerk to the Company. We had a lari dull in general. ,INBURGh ;C supply of First Second Third ----- ARRIVAL OF THE CHESTER MURDERERS.- Yesterday Garside and Mosley, the two men who were con victed at the late Assize, held at Chester, of the murder of Mr. Ashton, a magistrate, were brought up to London, pur suant to writs of Habeas Corpus and Certiorari, which were obtained last week in the Court of King's Bench, for that purpose. Upon their arrival they were taken to the King of Denmark Tavern, opposite Newgate, where they partook of a hearty repast before they were lodged in that prison. Although they were heavily ironed, and considering the pro bable awful result of their journey, the men appeared resigned to their fate ; they betrayed neither levity on the one hand, or deep anxiety on the other. It was supposed that the convicts would have been conveyed to the Court of King's Bench this day, as the term of the last respite expires to morrow ' • this, however, was not the case. B e f ore th e o p en i ng of the Court the Attorney-General inquired of the Master as to whether a report in a Sunday Paper was correct, that the writs had been served on the Sheriffs, instead of the High Constable of Chester, as they ought to have been? The Master replied that they were correctly served, and the prisoners had arrived in London. To-morrow the matter will be solemnly argued, in order to remove any doubt which may have arisen as to the applicability of the precedents cited by the Attorney-General when he obtained the writs to the present ease Beef, per lb. 11l warn 0 4 Veal 0 5 0 I'm 0 4 0 Lamb, per ~r. -- I 0 3 0 29 Quarterb I.mit -- 0 0 0 17;11.-._ 0 4 0 EDINBURGH MEAL 51Alitl(Ef.—Nov. 11. , pa4ll„ 'there was a middling supply of Oatm eal at this day's mark sale. were ra•her heavy. Per Sack of 28011). Imp. First Oatmeal Fecond ditto 1 9. 0 Barleymeal I 5 0 l'easeirt(cal IP S ot Barley—No. 1, poi cwt. 104.-2,1 Seemid ditto . .............. ' t -' ) 1 P 6 i Barleyineal.... ..... ..••••••• 0 I , t y, Il'easeineal . ............. •••• r i/, I First I , 124.-341,14 s —40,16,-- f 0 Per n S e t a o i n! . ( . ) . 1 .. I . 4 . 1 . 1: . ili‘.oll'• 1 S e‘ A very large number of members of the Co t : o rt o of Common Council met this morning in one of the private their at Guildhall, for the purpose of considering vihat steP s TV duty called upon them to take at the present c risio• but s ce meeting being merely preliminary was a private 009, 4 13 0 1. ' were given to understand that they almost at once, u'rmayo r ' mously, agreed to present a requisition to the Lon' . coo: requesting him to call an immediate Court of Coni lo % t o il" cil, for the purpose of considering what the City OP, t el l on the present occasion. They remained delibratM, the general questios till past two o'clock. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CHATSWORTH COURSING MEETING, Nor. 12 AND 13. The Cup (value 60 gs.) was won by Mr. Kaye's Miss Robinson. The Devonshire Cup by Mr. Chew's Young Music. The Chatsworth Stakes by Mr. Chew's Preston Joe. The Burlington Stakes by Mr. King's Diamond. Sixty hares were killed. The sudden death of the Rev Mr. Ridley has placed at the Lord Chancellor's disposal the valuable li'ving of Kirby Underdale, in Yorkshire, and a stall in Norwich cathe dral. They were given to Mr. Ridley by his relative, Lord Eldon, as the choicest pieces of preferment belonging to the Great Seal. It will gratify every friend of civil and religious liberty, and of literature and science, to learn that the Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. Connop Thirlwall, whose name is well known at Cambridge, from his academical honours, as well as from his honourable resistance to the arbitrary measures of Dr. Wordsworth, to the living of In,rby Under dale ; and that his Lordship has given the stall at Norwich to the Rev. Professor Sedgwick, who is too distinguished to need any eulogy. 1" ('S TR 4 v,Lrodgsoil, e h ave gil '' i ngS, SOI, ty'. 0. •4, f ar. •-• N pa ltit i r , tin 0f " e °f re to look at t i Q nclern e ,,_ flc e 'anch o l„ wi i tit ." ' a nd wh w erest which e 'night say