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EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

Cagtott..—Thoogh the demand boa beta less estimated
Mace oar last, the mks are Nearly equal is aserrat to those
of she precedrag seek, aid the prices hare been fully main-
(aimed. The MIN of the week are, duty paid, 70 bags Car.
riaem soil Grenada, good fair so good tid. so 914.• 30
Commas West lads., fair to good fair W. to 9d.; and, In
bead, 250 bag. Pernamboco, fair to good fair 1 lid. to I lid.
good ltd.; 1,000 Surat, urdisary so Maths, bid. so bid.,
fair to Rood fair bp. to 6d., Am 61d.,• 600 Bengal, ordinary
to middliag bd. to bid fair to good fair bp. to 61J., good
bid.; 10 Madras, good bid.: tool 1,000 bags.
Taa.--91sce the declarative for the seat sale, Rohr. arid
Teraakey bare bees sold about Id. per lb. lower than the
prices of the last sale; other sorts are steady.
BALTIC PRODUCE.

TALLOW.—Isits of Peleieborob Yellow Casale have
here Riede ire the spot at le. in Is. Id. per est. lower ilia.
lest week ; ►.t eoeireeia Air Jemmy delivery have bees
voede it die. per ewe.

LIVERPOOL REPORT, Novgaiite 9.
Oa Saturday mad Mooday lot there was a fair Union*
dose in Corm., but we hare had lee. iminiry since, sad
Bowed sad Orleans are gd. per lb. lower 1,583 bags were
offend at seniors yesterday, sod though the sale was tote.
nobly well attended, the Bused west at • &clime of id. a
Id. per lb. ; sad She Demerara barely brooght lb* prices
previously obtained ; they mutated of N 3 Demerara, all
sold a• 91d. for audios., la toddling fair, 1444. •
ifichAer good.lear to good, sad 4Mill mirk ot may fair 9/44.
.34 Barbadians sold at Bd. fair ; 33 Ceased*, sold at 81.1. a
9d. falr ; 509 Bowed, 410 sold at 7d. a Id. middling to good
fair; 401 Madras, 40 sold at Std. • 74. fair. The sales by
ulnae are 7,400 bags, and coinist of 2,950 Bowed at 7d. a
lltd„ a few ordinary at 6141. and good at 94. ; 800 Odes..
at 7d. a 100. ; 1,220 Alabama at 6ld. a ltd. ; 320 Sea
Island at 134. • 18d.; 10 Matra at 104.; 540 Peruam at
11141. • Iltd. ; 350 Bahia at 10d. • 10td ; 580 Maranhao
at 100. • 101 d. 3O Para at ; 40 Demerara at 9gd. a
914.; 30 Barbados. al Bd.; 20 Lagoa* al Bid ; 300 Cartha-
ge*. at 7d. ; 70 Sasynta at 73d. ; 30 Surat it 74. ; 140 Bea-
gal at 6d.• 61d. per lb : asking she total sates 8,500 bags, of
which • containable pert ha. been takers by specalaiurs.
The impum this week is 9,558 hags, via. Charlestou 1,164,
oilier parts U S. 1,536, aid Brasil 6,888.
A sale of Berbedoes Sugar on Wednesday went off stea-
dily, bat the Demerara arid Trinidad offered at aueliou
have gone at a decline of Is. • Is. 64. on brow* and mid.
defog descriptions: the quantity sold is 650 casks. In Fo-
reign •ad East India sugar noilsiag has bins done. 50
puerbeons Dem Molasses have bees takes by She re-
Goers at 175. • 275. 3d. 120 cask. Jamaica and Dutch
Coffee offered at minima went 2... is. lower or the ordi-
nary qualities, of •bieh it chiefly consisted; urdiaary to
foe ordisary Jamaica sold at 88.. a 1055.; good middling •t
131, Sd.; and good middling Vetch at 127 a ; 120 bags pale
ordinary Brazil wear takes in al 90s. 150 bag. of interior
Pimento have been sold es 814. per lb.; sad 150 bate of
good Brazil Cocoa at 425. per ein. A few bags of Barbs.
does Ginger have brought as an average 1135.; sad a small
parcel of fine while Jamaica 180.. per cwt. duty daid. In
Rice nothing dose.
111 'KIM no alteratioa ; Jamaica 16 0. P. h.. sold at 2.. •
2. 31. aid a few of fine estuar at 1.. bd. per gallon. Tine
hss been • good demand for Logwoud. and 500 ions of
peachy have heeo disposed of at 81.111 s. fur old, to 91. fur
fresh, In Fistic or Niraragnswoud outhiug dose. As ad.
trance of Is. • Is. 6d. has been obtained ea Ashes, sad at this
improvenamst 700 brls. have sold at 41s. • 42.. for Montreal
Put, and 45a. • 465. fur Pearl. The Hides brought forward
this week have sold steadily fir the Cow sad Ox, sad tuber
better priers for the Horse: ilk, saki are G,150 dry B. A.
Cow sad Oa, rat 1014. • I ltd.; 1,700 dry Rio at 101 d. per
lb.; sod 12.000 dry Hone of fair i• very gaud quality at 6..
a fls. 7d. eacb.

Ws have so alteration to notice in Tobacco, the sales of
lb, week have been cuofiued to small parcels taken fur ex-
port, ands few for the Irish market at previous rates. Al.
though the supplte■ of Wheat have bees large, the hashers..
dour bus assia bees considerable both by deslers sod +pees-
Islets, sad prices base been supported. 1,100 Ws. Turpen-
tine have bees sold at 19s. 94. per cwt. Quercitros Bark
has bees dull of sale.

Om —ln COMINGS Oils there bee bees but little business
dome, mod prices are either lower, though not sufficiently to
slier our quotations. Rope Oil in also lower. Sperm Oil
is held more Grisly at the peke quoted.
FRUIT.-0. Tuesday the arm cargo of new Zante Cur-
, rash was brought to public auction, consisting nt 140 built
mud 21 enroiels of fine quality; the whole were readily taken
in at 116 s, to 118 s. per eel.
SILL—The demand has been doll during the last week,
and the prices of Raw are shoot Is. lower, and of Thrunu
1.. lower.

l'oslacript, nada', Nooresher 12,.1222, Four o'Cluck.
SUGAIL—The flaw market was Oaf tu•day, sod we 'loofa
• *mall redaction Is the pekes of ordinary brown, but the
better qualities hroveght full prices ; the public sale of Bar-
bailors went tiff heavily, and shout la. per cwt. lower, but
the sale of Trtsidad and Jimmies brought withi• bd. of the
vslessiinii.

Contas.—There were very few transactions prirate'y;
St. Dammingo was sold at the same rate is pa Fnday last,
bat it would hate been difficult to said bolero al 98s. fur
good quality. Three public sales were brought forwarJ, all
Hellish Plantation, which west abort 31. per ca. lower for
all descriptions, good amiddliag Jamaica was mold at 1116.641.
similar viably hawing brought us Friday 131.. ed. per cwt.
ar4 other eons is pupation.
COTTOIII —A small publ.c sale aim brought forward to-day
which weal off heavily but Bat lower, the lots which waçe
ituld bringing fell prices.

MEL I'.
kCCLESIASTICAI, PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
• LATE RItiHOP OF CLOG!" ER.
SIRTROPOLI TA X. COURT OP ARMAG'.
Monday, !let of October, ISt!.
• [Couteladedfrom mit raper of Friday WO
•
, Sir Henn? MeltDrl7l is contionstlon.—The offence,
over which this Cowl bus copiamsee are not of a temporal
datort. This Court does sot metal to eacreare any jariedir-
tho over these offeeces for the parepose of emptiestl pueblo
meat. he authority and Jorisdictiou are to isipaire into and
reform Hat habiss soil, mope...toe, sod, to the quaint
bet terse illisitiare of my Lord Coke, "it is to reform sha
inward man." The iorrodictions arm altogether distinct stud
different, sod there me eine, armistices to be found of ewes
of trim* whirl...for Newt &Berea, parries, hive been geed*
the subject of else jurestleabom aml auteselly of the Temporal
aa# Reelatiaptleal Comm Than Amos seraAgo coma%
tee,w Hmennd, losd ha cornier, fortign in reeve% of itit
ecbleietal lair sad juriedietipa. They could sot be imptired
late*. piewisheil by 'ha munielpal law of drat land ; and
melancholy nod abortive would he the law °robe Church sod
its aothorilies, if Prink./ sec& as thew' and committed by •
Prelate of Irelead, " who ohoold tweed all others in pertly,
sad he an example to others to litre well and chriatianly,"
*hoed pan uonoticed sail eapealehed, becanee that he bad
conwaiited these offeores in 4 foreign couistry, "to the scan-
dal of hiewelf nod his church;" mod la a country where they
might he committed with imponity ; and that his wilful oh-
, waft from this country, and Neglect of his episcopal ditties,
and contempt of his superior, his Corot, and his laws,
ebeed protect him :bola she ponishawat dee to his crimes,
sad removal from his sacred office. Bet the Ecclesiastical
Court is not so weak and incompetent, nor are its •uthoritiee
oo insufficient and abortive in the enforcement of its lime
and ordinaseoe. This ease affords alrendart evidence to the
einstrary. The law cats be applied, sod fully enforced against
the will's', disobedient, and abseils man; and it is right sod
arcemary for the maiateasisce of the true religion, and the
4Wcipline of the Church, that its law eon be thus administered
mad enforced. It will oat be ueeeweary to make eeparste
aged distinct observations apes the evidence, as it is to be
applied to the eaw of identity. The facts herei• detailed
all of Shen contriblete their due properties Set the eat..
Mishinent of this material fact. Bat if further °beer-
Cation be Decessery, be it remembered that the Bishop
hes been for the last there moot'', wilfully absent from
his Palace end his Biehoplek, nod has thoroughly DM
elected and deserted the great and important duties of
his stilton, sad that this has bees a period of time when
his presence nod atseadasee were more this necessary
and anxiously expected. This absence and neglect of duly
is in Heel( a canonical offence, and portishable by its law.
It is in retreat of the offences imputed to the Bishop of
small account; but it is a feet that is of some importance in
the riewertaionseat of hie crime sad identity. His abseact
ceaMmraced immediately before the commission of his crime,
sad has slate continued. It has covered the period of lb.
proceedings in this remise, their commearemeist sad oppose&
Ise termination. It cannot he now presumed that he is igen-
east of their nature and purpose. One ether cireumstanee,
sod decisive on this part of the ease, regalia, to be stated.
Mace the inetituticia of this suit, and the wetitlcatiem of its
commencement and porpow, • public sale by auction brie
been held of all the Bishop's property at the palace of Orig.
M The entire sleek nod fonstture have bee* makt, and the
palate, which should he tire place of hie mosittaat resirletwe
and hospiaralliy; is row heaths( every article that Mid am-
tribole to its comfort or asevesiesee. He had to Irak pardon
for having dwelt so bag is the statement of ibis case; but
It. importance was greet. The duty Imposed on his Grace
and his brethren was pinata); bet it was necessary and en-
avoidable. The act required of them wee, the coercive of a
duly which his Grace aaJ hi. brethren awed to thentirelore
mad their successors, to their God and their country.
The 'eidetic. woe thee read in opesa Court. 11 was fall
and satisfactory in the proof of the facts adverted to by the
Ulnae,' Advocate is his fleabag speech, end puticolarly
the commission of thew acts which formed the founds.
lion of, and constituted the oecessity fur, the proceedings.
The same reason which we. assigned by the Learned Adv..
rate for not detailing those facts in his speech, will inOweato
our determiantion, sod josiify w iu withhold'', from the
public eye • statement of fade so truly disgraceful and de.
grading to the person accused, sad sow convicted, and abet.
log to his mach respected family mad friends.

The tesismsentary evidence was read by the Proctor if
Office, as celled for by Dr. Siapilee, coinaseacing with the
Bislnip of Clogher's adinissiam into holy orders, sad termi-
nating in the sale of bis property in Meter.
When the several disceineets were all read and entered,
Sir H.ary Ileredyth staled to the Cern that the evidence
had cloned.

The evidence being thus eloped, Dr. STAPLE*, on the pert
of this 091ce, ohsereed upon it, aid portienMrly upon the
law which regulated the proceeding, and established its pro.
piety and necessity nearly in the following terms:—
We have now, any Lords, gone through the evidence in ibis
distressing rear, and. as we conceive, have fully borne out by
proof the offences charged by the articles Mr the unfor.
tousle person accneed. Some increased difficulty has been
impost/id upon es by the peculiar circumstance of the implies
neat not hairier appeared. He is not before your Lordships
either in person or by proctor, and thence has arisen the ne.
minty of much evidence to identify Percy. Bishop of Clothes.,
as the permit guilty of the 'moralities alleged. That some
persoo committed these offences at the time and place is mot
Ts/snowed. It is my duty to "bow your Lordship.. by a few
obeervations on the evidemee laid to fore you, that that person
wee Percy. Bishop of Clogher. First, it appears by the'eva.
deface, that the Knee who cateenailled them offences on the
evening of the 19th July lest, was babited like a dignitary of
the eboreb. His Spur also sod appearance are partieolarly
described, and accord precisely with the Ultimata, of other
witnesses immorally acquainted with the Bishop of Clogher.
When called on, in custody, to give his name, be, with a
feeling very natural la the situation is whit* he was plated,
declined to give it, and it was not till it beeame iodiepensable
for the purpose of peocuring his enlargement, that he at
length acknowledged his recognition', of hail, by the name
and title of Percy, Bishop of Clothe". The neat piece of
evidence to which I would point the attention of the Court,
is the letter fermi upon the person of this iudividual in the
watchhoser. This doeument, it will be recolleeleds be en.
driVOUltd to destroy, and fur that purpose tore it tufo small
pieces, avid threw ins- the flre.plare. This act being (A-
pnoea by Latchford, the constable of the watch, he with
very commendable diligence picked up the torn fragments of
the paper, and parted them together, in murk a way a. to render
the esetents perfectly legible. The paper rhos re.onited was
produced the next morning in the office of the Magistrate, in
the presence of the Prisoner., and appeared to he a letter
add. eased to " the Bishop of Cumber," mid signed " Rodeo."
It was handed to the Magistrate and reed by him, and he
fouud it to be conversant on private business. The indivi-
dial who we say was the Bishop of Clothe', threes/0o
claimed it as his owe, and as addressed to him, sad the
Magistrate being of opinion (whether right ur wrong,
it is not necessary now to discuss) that he had no authority
to detains the docereest, directed it to he returned to
the individual so calling biome!' Bishop of Clogher, who
imenedistity, a second time, tore the paper and totally
destroyed it. The document being thus ansilishited, so
proof could be gives of the baud writing, but we hate
read evidence to show 'that Lord Rodeo, whose signature
was subscribed to this letter, is the nephew of Peery, Bishop
of Clogher, and was in the habit of eurrespondiag with him;
all which, we submit, afford strong proof of the individual
claiming this letter being the person who tiled that stidine.
The neat piece of pokiest.' is the node writ'sa by the mime pees
lON doling the night, is the cell at the watchicese, and Dow

hefoortne Coors. It apprises to b. addreased to fili.Joho
Wariag, Si, Muritogoe stereo, Portomo square, end sigwedf
with IM inhial letter. "P. C.," rem...ming the same sea
title of the Beep, of Clogher. We Mee proved that • per-
ms calliag Legged Resliop of Cloither looted al that hellstletw-d
thee J. Marin was be. missed; and we have further primed
that the whole of the contsuto of That note, and she ilirrelbei
os the bark of it, nee the hoortmeretlne of Hoe Bishop*, elec.'
her. This her we hove est•Mielord by the teat lomy of 6.. t.
nr Ivo 'abhon s. who ham Mow oeirelseed with thecharmee r
a kis band-mil mg, and commemnin; doe' ei him fur wise rn, s.
That a person detected it the esemnimion of 4114,m:ties mile
se ore here Mopes red, should raven se the es p., diet' t *lmam song
a Ilditious name among peemme to whom he as. tialille.es
is Not aa improbable soppoettiose; Ant that the nee insert-
duailibmild is* the day herfeire; see during the abate lime he
had previously weeopied the 'wicket is Ideotagestmtrert;
whets no offeare was imputed to bile, lome gem by a Mime
ease, Is out commerat with my assignable motive; and yet
we have proved that the woe persus who. roe the Weal of
11th Jammers himself sot I. the waicittsorme .s Bishops(
=, sad Wiped Deem sa for his Ike " P C." MS
et Mr. Fay's howeedellinetreomereeet stoop doyebro-
fort he Bishop of aogher. This eirronoometeei.we eridenees
be. Breed weight in ratablishiog idrmily. The nest ma-
terial fart is, that when it become oecessary to give iniel,The
perinea charged with these enormities gave MY man. 114 Perry,
Bishop of Cipher, by which Name sod title he arknowleillei d
his rreugnixamm which was so recorded in the otfice of lbw
Magistrate. Tlo;see ate all the fuels which took place is
due, which, we submit, aboada•ely subsismiate, reel t
perms oersted was the permits he represented himself to his
namely, the Bishop of Climber. Tet add to this, that dive
regular process of your Lordships' Comet Am Iris duly'
served upon the real Bee" of that See, at his Spiseedal
Palace, his Cathedral Char*A, nod all other places (row
whence the service of such process most be emeteeded to
reach his knowledge—that the promos cells epos him ter
defend himself ag.lsst these diegraeefol charges, epee
pain of deprivation—that the charges "view hoe are us-
Serious to She empire sod the world—and that we ae-
Pee hes been entered fur him, ee *fewer made; me
denial of the charge attempted : can a Arabi resneem mete
the Bishop of Ciogher being the real guilty individual, But
we have farther proved that • ask by auctioe Mistaken plebe
O 5
the Eplecopiel Palace—Moat that splendid oppeoidege of
hie &gusty has bees fell as • naked reio—oloot all If& moot
have bees done by Moe authority of the Bishop.—that he boo
Meseened hissed from hie See nod his deity emir Woe he
wrist to London, a short time preying' to the esessmiesion of
the mosemeties charged against him; Mtogether frowlialf •
Mss* of evidence of ideotity, which we conceive to be pre-
fect!, irresistible. The ;offence mod the identity of the
person seemed being thus established, I do not thick it
mermery to trouble the Court at winch lesgtb ht order
to prove their joriodiciimo and authority to praise seek
,artistes, eves to the vilest of deprivations. It is emir
smiled low that every Archborhop ha provismial poorer
over all his Sebum, mod nosy hold his mom where he
pleases le his promisee, sod Miriam ae judge. Time hi *sr
laid doom is Lard Chief Berea'. Coeseys's Digest,
Promos, c. 1.; sod it is aim meted that he may deprive. let
the wiesehilkohated rase of Limy e. Memo% Bishop of St.
David's, it le laid deem ley Lord Holt, one of she shiest
Dodges that WIRY OM is Eagtard, that " admitting the pellet
of jurisdiction to be disputed, mould be to admit to Caret-
lug of fusdaweeetala; forth, Artliknoloop has, without deem;
provincial joerhadicteem tome all his solfrogem Bishop*, whir Is
be may exercise in what blase of the preview he Flews,"
1. Sonia Ebel. Law, p. ISt. The itioterrof our church alm,
from the most amidst Mem% allinda abundant Weisman of
Ike tbliffille of this jutiodictiou, s member of thole limeeotee
win be Ned eilfeeted hy'Dr. Waling be his Clergymen
1.1111. p 57. The remold jormiletioa is 'therefore quite elem.
Objections, however, have hews sweitealedi that Ibis infi•ilzt-
siva, is moaned to mere ecclesiastical offeutma, sod catiout
esteud to rimes at cummus law. To this I mower, It is ad-
mitted the Ecclesiastical Cuero meow try • mere tempers,
ofeesee—for iosiance, • murder committed by an ecelestas-
tie ; for that Court carisol try murder, or judge what is sour.
der. Is such ease, is of .ler to punish, the Spiritual Churl
mist bail for cusivictime by the Temporal Guile (or was.
whieh is eassamomi) 4.4 build their 01111110119 bps
suet. couvicsau•. This tole extends to all cams where
temporal ',ltem* alone has Men committed by au eccle-
siastic. Bat where • clergyman M guilty of leading • ?re-
arm" lite, of lewdness, munkeiersess, greet earesidst, sae
Wiese imaiorahts, soil the like, such wirodlact le pooni•lia-
Isle by She Eccirsmatical Courts; and is that case, late
amounting to • temporal 'Arcot* may be charged as
deuce (soirldentallo of the voile imputed. '1 he law is teas
laid dowse by Sir Wee. Mott, in the ease of Nash v. Nish,
Ist vol. of Mr. Haecarel'a Report", p 140. Ihe that are,
which was • "sit for a dinner, the libel charted that the
party inspiegainst won married before; to which it was oh-
jeeied that such a charge was imadmimible, as aneusenting to
felony. Is giving his bohemia on this point, Sir Ws.
Scott says,." Certainly this Covet minim* loonier late a fe-
Imy directly, eves where • clergyman is sued for the pom-
pon of deprevatine. Bat it is very frommeet, gad he mem-
red in practice, to 01111111 a fact is itself criminal, to be pled-
ed ma Neenissry fleet of the 'lodine. is a civil snit." la the
cam of Lucy e. Weems, before noticed, it was also objected
that many of Ike charger, against the Bishop were frappes,;
on which Lord Holt shaemors, "The diseinelines which will
sneerer most of the objections io tisiar—reel ea to what Fol-
iates to She office of Bishop, riot is against his duty, the
Spiritual Court mey deprive him, but not pneish as for x
temporal uffeeire." His Lordship aloe cited Cawdry'a coos
in five Colte's Repots", p. 1, in which the same law is Mod
down. " The trrle.imoical law sod the temporal law boom
several proceedings, sod to several redo. The use temporal,
to inflict peeniohmsnes on the body, lards, or goods; ihe
other spiritual, pro oared, male,; the one to posiehlite
outward roan, the oilier to reform the ism erd." Thee 'W-
ebs/lima we conceive so be declass.. Bat lumber, it is so he
observed, that is the cam before your Lordships no temporal
offence amoustiog to fellooy is ,shared. The settees
impute lewd h•bies, gram sad scandalous practices mil is
moralli;es, 1100/ of them atuouoting to (domes, hat clearly
cognisable in this Court, contrary to She Canoes, and soh-
jrctisig the party to deprivations. Haviog now, as we con-
ceive, established She facts charged *gainer the individual
betllllc4l, mad also the jurisdiction of the Court, it osly ri.-
moss to pray for your Lordship's oreitsoca The is a duty,
1 am awes,. most be most painful to ths Court ; yet, how-
ever disereasiog the set may he, I eon coati's' your Lord-
ship will conscieutimody and boldly pr ...... sore that seeress,
which the law &noosed'. Yob will mat of this pestilmit
member, aid discharge your duty to your country nod year
God.
Hie Grace the Loan Petinces, after some coofereore
with his hrethri n, moue tel that ilia Cowl should be clew
ed. Sir Henry Sleredyib, briars he ;mired, reached to Ma
Gnire • vie nisei sentence fur his peruset and approval, ea-
ferrite to, sod founded upon, the evoleure is the rave. The
etesteee ems sea is, gene:ace of deprivmtno and daposioe.,.
His Grace simmered sod toile pumession of tie 'coerce. His
Grace and brethren remained for some 'twee., coast...Nee. It
was then anounoced that the Court one opened, and that the
al Madame of 'be A krises oes sail Pew tur of office was expected.
Tb-y •ccorilingly attended, sod theteupou his Grace the
Lid pelmets, ea the pressure and briefing of his Urethrae
the Lords Bishop*, al his Vicar-Gsmetel, and of Oilier ilbl-
tiagrubed permweers, rem from his twat, aid the entire of
the sudiwry them standing, mid the Bishop of Clogher Moog
again thrice called, but sot appearing, cud too contumacy be-
low fireweed, accordoog tothe Imo of 11111 Court. his Grace pro-
ceeded to read thellYl4lllllCP 10 open COllll. H. read St 10 a
most impressive lord dignified manner, and is a hole of wome
that nossifirsted hie extreme (mime and ibliescy the dis-
charge of this painful and important duty. Wt.eu imehert,
be segued it in epee Court, and directed it to be lodged in the
Registry of Ms thereon, where it low mania" • recordist
these important prom-Wimp, ale of their perfect evuomosa-