The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-07 00:00:00

Wag removed to St. Petersbu
State.
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death,
cover
there

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the loss

The Rover, Briggs, from Pictou, was totally wrecked in Fair
Isle the 22d of October, and only the mate saved,

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Queen, attended by Miss Wilson, took an airing yesterday
in a carriage, and visited Viscountess Falkland at her residence
in Eaton-square.
The Princess Sophia visited the Queen yesterday, and partook
of a dejeune with her Majesty.
The Prussian Minister transacted business at the Foreign_
office on Monday.

Despatches were received this morning at the
Colonial-office from Malta.

COUNTYOF DUBLIN REFORM MEETING.-
The county meeting, held on Saturday, at the Court-house
of Kilmainham, at which the High Sheriff presided, was
more numerously and respectably attended than any for-
mer meeting of the county of Dublin, in favour of Reform.
The spirit and tenor of the proceedings, as well as the
attend ince, were not calculated to favour the assertion that
A re-action hid taken place in the public mind. A deter-
inination to support the KING and his Ministers in carry-
ing the great measure of Reform was expresied by all the
speakers, and a vote of confidence. in the Government
unanimously adopted.' Times,

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a
Eastry, on the 15th November. He was found 1-roft f 711(1
At this announcement the prisoner changed col:.1'1 ,tea ,;"'lved
he was observed to shudder slightly. The Lear°J °II', as
di -1 not appear to anticipate this verdict ; and, tot/7 '4et,tia4d lim
was the general opinion in Court, that the priaol, ''4 tand u,
have been acquitted. Sentence was 4t present ocls' 44 iNt'atent
The trial excited considerable interest, and the b,eoli tj! tli,.antane,
crowded with magistrates. The Court adjourno hi'tise hi,
f °Ube •
o'clock. dLtrlbre , (it
",11 (6.P.leasi

MARRIED. li
On the 6th inst. at St. George's, Hanover_squareio
ning, Esq., of Hertford-street, May-fair, to Mary Aq.:a
Katharine, only daughter of Colonel T. J. Barrow'',
street, Portman-square.

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On the 3d inst. Solomon Sebay, Esl., of Kenn"' : I.l:'_ ousprir
Vauxhall, aged 49. „op' I, The p ,
On the 6th inst. at Milton next Gravesend, J. VO A Yth ',ten
in his 73d year. . k P' ttn ,
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On tile Otis inst. in Nottingham-place, G. Mercxh" AtN enerati
Berrington.court, Worcestershire, aged 70. ar • Peeific en
On the 2d inst. at Bristol, Harriet, the wife of '" „) ' Whi,
Esq. M.D. o'l4 TH
On the .26th Oct. at Carignola, on the Artillery: , 4 17nuoi
from Corfu to England, Major Adye, Royal i ttitti a,s
On the 28th ult. at Oxford, at Balliol College, F 0 F/14Gout) t
youngest son of the late W. F. Gardiner, Esq. of the jta 4tttibut_
Company's service, Bengal. "Y di :''
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I'i•INTED AND PUBLISHED BY MURDO YOUNG°
SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, LONDON.

le Proposed EI
removed to St. Petersburgh, is thus appointed Counsellor Of THE lIARKETS.-(THIS DAY.) ,
e. •
COCKHOLM, Nov. 22.-From the Bth to the 12th inst. there
been ten new cases of cholera at Abo-5 recoveries and 9 CORN EXCHANGE.
Its-in all, up to that time, 244 cases; 167 deaths; 71 re- There are small arrivals this week of every article but $
halisncsontantatin the Imperial de- maintains its former rates. Beans and Pease are dull, and
aaea At Cronstadt, where the disorder was greatly abating, and Flour, which are considerable. The Wheat trade is GENE R
this morning at Mondays prices. Barley, of fine qualitY. SCRIBE!
i'eAvvitesr eA stilt , 50N
Nov.
t 231 e ii-t s
Orsun r the
jou7rt.
of amnesty of Ist November. cheaper. Oats find buyers slowly, at Monday's terms. rAy
aunt Viscount Krazinski, lately arrived from St. Petersburgh, remains unaltered. ,is to be h
Aug to make a tour through all the provinces of the kingdom
• RRlvaLs. Lthe black Bull
'oland, in order to make himself personally acquainted with
loss which the inhabitants sustained by the war. Wheat. 1 Barley. 1 Oats. I FIR"' as already T
HAMBURG-CHOLERA. English I 1,991 qrs. 8,700 qrs. 2,614 qrs. 811th •
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths. Irish - '290 -
of the
current, at (
:l'ilieli:Urgh ; and
Nov. 26 - -la By desire
27
SUGAR.
-The
-jsineslss'ewZnricee
InCulLresen
01
voadf yeesotaesrtdawyet c%oganrivies, Dec. 5,
28
29
parcels were taken for the outports ; the general advall r•ludyer- ts t i e e t
BERLIN-CHOLERA. most extensive, amounting to nearly 4,500 hhds. and trs. sir: its will be ha
Mauritius
cwist.Bl769e stboackgso,f `Nest India lisnll,i6as3Suginaorries not::
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
Nov. 25
26
of6d . to
Ig.
27
ST. PETERSBURGH-CHOLERA year. The delivery of West India Sugar last week, am'' ,
REFORM
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths. to 2,907 hhds. and ers., being 45 more than lass REFORM
Nov. 11
12
13 - the GREi
I
14
R, 4. 1,200 hhds., including the 13arbadoes, the whole supportir 0 sIR, Liveri
advance stated. In Refined goods last week there was littl
1‘,"1",
-lAMBURG, Nov. .-BORISEN HALLE, HALF-PAST Two.- ration as to prices ; some partial sales of low Lumps at Sil Ass Dec.'
r stock market has not been animated to-day; prices were, reported, but the chief transactions were in the mid. and 's
' •
ouiation of
wever, higher than on Friday, and in Russian stock a good qualities for melting, at rather better prices ; for fine gi' I,titing Masses i
it of business has been done. Discount 5 per cent. titled to the double bounty there were extensive inquiri ,It/itened and In End of November. the Refined Market, this afternoon, there is little change. as
Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent.
Anglo-Russian Loan 94% t ''led•
FOREIGN SUGARS.-By public sale last week near , late executi
Hamburg-Russian Loan
Russian Inscription, 5 per Cent.
u educate
Russian Inscription, 1831.
Polish Bonds 113% e .a.,. ~
EAST INDIA SUGAR-The Mauritius Sugars last •
eu from the
Austrian Bank Shares 1138 continued to support the small advance we stated on Tueses 111 th .
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cents 77% offer for sale. The small sale of Mauritius this day, 2°. ike;atinn can aloe
BRUSSELS, DEC. 3.-M. A. Sol, Secretary of the French went off at previous prices. Average price of Sugar, 11. 0. .11 . •
•gation, set out yesterday for the Hague. per cwt. , • ( arriage
'''tand
NI. Ch. Lehon, an envoy to the Court of France, was to set out COFFEE-British Plantation descriptions are again 2a 1, Gray's I
' Paris to.day. since Friday, making an advance of 3s. to ss. since Tue '
, ae a'eOnamodat
Flee Observer of Hainan!: says, the 2d and 3d bans of the on ordinary • mixed good ord. Jamaica sold last week s•;, atet and
vie Guard of Mons, weary with doing duty in the fortress, have Sals., since which triage has been sold at 845., and such' stables
it come to the firm resolution not to mount guard any more. scarcity of the ord. descriptions, that the holders can .
icy have fixed a very short time for the termination of their almost any prices they chose to demand ; the finer de,c,,
litary operations. Accordingly care was taken yesterday are about 2s. higher than on Tuesday. The price of r:
tee. 1) to relieve five posts, which they occupied, by the first and East India Coffee is little varied, but the market is,.,P H
n of the artillery of the Civic Guard of Liege, in garrison in i 0 L
the purchases by private contract consist of parcels of
is city. The Government will doubtless take measures with mingo at 58s. • Brazil 575. to 605., according to quality; ' „
ipect to the three other posts, if it desires the preservation of Batavia 60,1. a'6ls. This day's sale, 802 bags East India 0 ' 1 beg
e fortress. leave t
rather lower ; Sumatra 51s. 6d. a 525. ; Ceylon 545. 6c1.; ' ' at.
the Journal of the province of Liege says-" The Polish Livia in second hands ;43 casks 2 bags Berbice sold Ten , 'tg Anparatp
tillers who speak French are received into the Belgic service. broken or fine qpiality 86s. a real mid., 955. a 965. 6d. 'lnlet" •
lose who wish to go to France are sent to Valenciennes, at the RUM, BRANDI, and HOLLANDS.-The Rum '' 4 ions kind
pence of the Polish Committee. Count Matuscewicz will be continued dull ; proof Leewards nominally about Is. 441., D I'
answers tli
eat.-Colonel of the Foreign Legion, under Colonel Achille eels could be purchased lower. Brandy continues firm at t (Sign
urat." vance of Id. per gallon. Geneva pale, very scarce, the a
Some inhabitants of the city of Brussels intend to offer to the tions 2s. 9d. a 3s. • 1,1 Sunderland,
ing in the course of this month a fete in the name of the city. HEMP, FLAX and TALLOW.-The arrivals from, ~ 'e above api
A letter from Elberfeld, of the 28th of November, announces are extensive and increasing, yet the Market improo' p l'Plication sn,
at from the Ist of January, 1832, a change will take place in price is now 425. 6d., very firm. Flax and Hemp at ne' 'Ned :
e Prussian tariff, by which the import duty on cotton yarn minal quotations. leo in a neat
II be increased one Prussian dollar per cwt. COTTON.-The Cotton Market is verysteady.-ThepWS ' safe to all 1
LISBON. a 4" of the week consist of 70 Bengal, mid. 44(1., fine 4% . as
The Gazettes, from the 21st to the 26th of November inclusive, rat, ord. 3'rSd. good sd. ; 10 Madras, good 43id.; 400 t'' F
ntain various promotions in the army, but no news relative to mid. sm. ionci 6 y4d.
ntugal. ARCLA
The Detch papers by the mail are of the same dates as those -----
COUN TRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE 4!atete. has, for r
eviously received.
---keils4titte from th
Wheat. Barley. Oats. j 'itch
The French Papers contain no news. The Duke -----titlit, in the'
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to a. 5' at, its fft
' ORLEANS and Marshal SOULT entered Lyons on Boston O6 - 59 - 28 - 21 'IN h e
Gainsborough - - 62 - 4l - 23 - A° e from th
aturday last at the head of 30,000 men, with- Grantham
Grirasby --.......-....... 50 62 30 38 18 24 29 4P
at opposition, the insurgents having previously H0rnca5t1e............. . 55 60 35 38 17 22 .z, dr,,, aced onl 3
retired
iven up the command of the city, and Spilsby to Lincoln
54 63 36 42 16 24 7, So -“, and so
- 52 60 26 38 20 22 !It ' Oxford-str
Stamford. 5l 70 36 42 18 f2.•.2 aas ,w, lthili,
ieir homes. York-.... 52 66 34 46 18 28 !,"7/ Nic• , and a
illsty Inc rends'
PUBLIC MEETING AT NEWCASTLE, NORWICH, Dec. 3. .
ytittki Included.
Wheat (per qr.) - 555. 635. 68s. I Beans (per qr.)
Barley 22s. 355. 375. l'ease, Grey.--....----"4".t, Nst,t' t'l " Bare'
(From the Tyne Mercury.) Oats ----... 255. 30s. 325. Flour, fine (per sack) 'ej '' ilez.
A highly respectable meeting of the inhabitants of Newcastle ---
CANTERBU RI , Dec. 3. et
-
as held in the Mayor's Chamber, at noon, on Wednesday last, Wheat, white----- 60s. to 70s. - Old.
• consider of the propriety of entering into a subscription to re- •e_ red---......... 50s. to 663.....,. 01d,.,,....,,,.. -s. ',O!
eve the wants and add to the comforter of the poor at this period, Barley, Malting -38 s. to 425. a-. Grinding.. 265. :oi JoNE,
Oats - ---s• '
hen the visitation of unusual sickness is apprehended, tos 0
Beans . - 405. oel,
ase et and STI
,RCH. REED, Esq., the Right Worshipful the Mayor, in Pease --.- - Grey...._.. 35.4.:!" ele
the Chair. RE' ts Only safe
NIANCHESTER, Dec. 3. o NI "e
CHOLEI
The CHAIRMAN had felt it to be his duty to call this Wheat, per 701 b. 9s. 6d. to 10s. Od. Red Os. 31. t I es, ~„,
meeting in conformity with the wish of the Board of Health, in Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 3 Oats 3 5 j'Sksyst Baths hays
rder that a subscription might be entered into to alleviate as Means, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 bl. llOO4
it as possible the distress of the poor at this time, when the ap-
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels 42 0 F ige, s more ne
earance of a malignant disease amongst us was dreaded. Until Flour, per Sack of 28011) 4B ol' are simple
,•
n order was received from the Privy Council for the formation
EXETER MARKETS.-Dec. 2. .
1, , with th,
f a regular Board of Health, he did not know how the funds ,
Beef (score) , Bs. Od. 9s. Od. Wheat (bushel) ...Ss. Od' ; ~,Ltnre. r•
3be now subscribed could be disposed of. The 150/. given by Mutton (16.)-0 5 05i Barley 46i' ' th Fran
he Duke of Northumberland and the 501. given by the Duchess, Veal and Lamb--0 5 0 6 Oats ...2 4
1:1,1,i51 e whole
Pork 0 4 0 6 Beans 5 6 iltoti, inrrible dis
might without impropriety be applied to relieve immediate
Geese (each) -3 04 0 Butter (lb.). 1 0 11,, last, 'though
rants. He concluded by requesting the Town Clerk to read a
Ducks 'coutile\--2 4 4 0 Eggs (14) ....-..........0 0 I 'ilselota `.5."
2tter from J. Hodgson, Esq., M.P., enclosing a donation of 251., Fowls ................2 3 3 0 Potatoes (peck) ...0 t tleo., . "ea wits
a aid of the subscription, and announcing that he should head 1, in many
_____
he list with 100 guineas from theCorporation.-(Great applause.) Malmseys-Butter 966 to 995. per cwt. ; Wheat 26° T' •
JAS. EDGCOME, Esq., then rose to submit the first reso- per barrel ; Flour 20s. to
-345. per bag; Oats 9s. to 11:14Stek,S•1aoR
anon. He believed the Central Board of Health in London ttoel
ti.Barcoytaltlose.sto 1. ts. ; Beef 4d. to 5.1. per lb. ;
." 'ell,.
2d per stone; Coals Is. 2d. per cwt• i
4kll-ERA, PI
tad issued certain regulations for the government of parochial Pigs 3i.is. to 335. per cwt.
nd local Boards, which were so well calculated to accomplish Health'
he objects in view that he thought they could not do better
THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.) Its,
I, is the be
han receive the suggestions they contained as commands. The
tett k'e of purge
parochial Boards in this town, he was glad to observe, had in
av'tkit'ultit the a
ome degree anticipated this advice, by dividing the parishes CITY. TWELVE 0' CL -
,j, lied ,
," 4 iB ' 'is
nuisances Bombay Papers have been received at the North a It N } us' g
nto districts, and appointing inspectors to remove
American Coffee-house to the sth of August.
kles„ I SYRII
Lnd so forth ; but he did not see that they had any means of - (From the Paper of the 27th August)
"ed
1,1 Pat
treaded malady were not prevented from reaching us, its vio- Important changes have taken place in the prospect oft 0-S,it as for aim
ence might be mitigated and its progress checked. He con- ters in almost every district in Lower BengaL our won ),
,li
, out Valves
the interior are as follows :- sip .
duded by moving the first resolution, to the effect that a public ,
BENARES AND ITS NEIGUBOUanocm.-The koontee op. sill
14. a, , and is E
übscription should be entered into. proved in appearance, but will still yield short produce; lk nd of 12,4,1
The VICAR of NEWCASTLE rose to second the resolution, plant is working fine. , sie• liable
!Inch was then put and carried unanimously. Tr:Room-1 he western division has been terribly Cuss' 0 tala an A
the heavy rains and inundations. Several planters re?' 4w' he bight)
Mr. HENRY A. MITCHELL said, that it was fortunate esi .
half of last year's produce. lA4 'tering 1
hat we knew the causes that predisposed to an attack of the Chupah, Arrah, and Dinapore send nothing but con* 1.. ih,
nalignant disease which had at length reached our shores. They Purneah continues to enjay excellent prosperity. f,i,,, EL GR.
night be comprised with sufficient distinctness in the words I re has experienced some im rovement. ,ts, Ea
Bhagu po also
..p
iSuare. ~.T
Dacca has almost closed with another failure.
11th, want of ventilation, exposure to cold, want of wholesome
Burgpore and Mymensing have been deluged, and will . ii
'ood, and drunkenness. The obvious course, then, for us to the quantity of last year. id, '''''-Ware
idopt was to provide food, fuel, and comfortable clothing, for Jessore, to the eastward, have suffered most severely ,t
inundation. . Ild c 1,
he poor, and to use every means we possessed to enforce Yen.
andNuddeah has better hopes
.iliation and cleanliness. Public subscriptions were the me-RE S
Sober plant has been productive.
lium by which these were to be effected. He should move A comparative statement of this season and the last :-""" , teas, excelle
;hat a Committee be now formed who should have the controul Season 1830
Al a 441 CARI
sf the funds, and to whom all cases of distress among the poor 1831
We have heard that Mecca, Judda, and Medina luy aril,. to ever)
should be referred, in order that immediate relief might be
cempletely depopulated by a dreadful disease : 50,00° hi N
1 11 Words
iiven to them. have been carried off by it.
*lll plain] tha
Mr. Alderman COOKSON perfectly agreed with Mr. Mit- THE FUNDS. /la il,
:diet in thinking that their object should be to afford immediate • ris h ea Vl,re this moment learn that two expresses from Pa il 'ell, ti app
arrived, but the contents of them have not as yet transPoS, ow Prom t,
relief, and he therefore begged to second his motion.
The King's speech is the general topic of canters, pl „, sly 1,.0 P t
The resolution was then put, and carried unanimously. morning in the city, and meets with much approbation,:otlst th Pe of su
Mr. M'INTYRE. surgeon, stated that as great alarm had Stock Exchange Tory party says that the part of iiiref,V,4jt„ e patien
been excited by an idea that a man of the name of Jordan had laces to Portugal and Holland is ambiguous, and reilu' A's, lint oil, in
nation. Up to the present hour it has not had much tr eph th
died in this town, on Saturday last, of malignant cholera, he
the Funds ; still Consols are not so good as they left °,eoOtt,,, "a ; time
thought it might be interesting to the public to know that all day ; they opened at the leaving-off price, 83% to 84,5111 ;lpl ..' possesses
, I,th es
his family had been subject to cramps, that his brothers and they declined to 83% N. A LIFO 1111 Will con
sisters had cramps as well as himself, and that his father died In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet -A i r,.„ ,
has arrived. nfi b `"Ys' Rsc
of cramp in the stomach. The case ofJordan was probably an
HALF-PAST v,,0 ,11,, t: Wilson
aggravated state of the same disorder, and not at all connectael
We understand that the French Ambassador yesterusi ti 'aid,,, '
with spasmodic cholera.-(Great applause.) noon received the official account of the Duke of orle V, p . Bays '
Dr. WHITE suggested that this should be made an addition Marshal Soult having entered Lyons. 40i tt4eiple 1
d 11 4141
to the report to be transmitted to the Central Board of Health The Private letters by the Lisbon mail this morning._, ot,
Naennip
Don Miguel has taken the alarm, and is making ever, oi °IV , ,
in London. ‘ ea.-1141a•'
lion to receive the expedition of Don Pedro. Troops ,si , ihi •
Mr. MINTY RE begged the Mayor would have the goodness tinually marching and counter-marching in all directrasoV, Itlthi a article]
to call a meeting of the medical gentlemen, to report the pre- above letter does not mention that the foreign mach l
011a1 41€1 from
sent state of the health of the town. are included in the forced loan.
nt, t 0 ''i the s
Soon after Consols opened at 83% 84 for the Aecou le,, iv, , e ~
Mr. EDGCOME thought it would be of importance if the
to 83% si, at which price they have continued the wh!sr„' IS, ' d
'at 4---stree
Privy Council or the Government could be informed that no morning, with scarce any business doing. The sole atlif sl,..•rs, ,
other suspicious case had elapsed since Jordan's. the speculators at present is to our local affairs, and f° hi.
~peetab
It was after some debate resolved, that a meeting of the me- litics are scarcely sought after. ,j, i Ti.i. • Gd. a
In the Foreign Market Portuguese Stock has improwil Ilt a
G
''' a e Bar bad
dical gentlemen should be called at six o'clock in the evening.
Thanks haying been moved to the Mayor for his conduct in THREE 0 CLv kk-urne
v roust
the chair, the meeting broke up. Consols, 834. , tit: '141:1 in r
1 at
FOUR O'CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES' t'tii, and at
The meeting of medical gentlemen which was held in the
Consols B4 Danish .." fast ° to
Mayor's Chamber at six o'clock on Wednesday last, came to the asts a i
unanimous resolution that no case resembling that of Robert Ditto for Account - •-' 111 'ot
Greek, 1825 t 5 Mph
Jordan which occurred on Saturday, the 26th November, or at Brazilian Bonds.. 45a stai lias
Mexican, 1825. .- n-.........it1Lie a
all like malignant cholera, had since appeared. Buenos Ayres.... - Peruvian .......• ** INit
They also determined that the affidavits made by Jordan's Chilian Ditto „„ - Russian / ''OR'l
1 It. J.
relatives as to cramps being common to the different members Columbian, 1824 - Spanish 0
of the family, should be sent off to the Central Board of Health Is
THE KING'S squat,
~ It ttity .
in London, along with the official report.S W 1, e SPEECH.-We are a.b. I 4 Itlt } ars
'
Vpl6) 44 5 that
debted to the Red Rover for the means of preseu tot, Coe„,
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.), readers in the Metropolis with a copy of the 'I i 'hieh h' a'
issoi4 Tht 0 litz
Wednesday morning. The coach, which left ,si p.
FROM LLOYD'S. 0 s
.atenl
DEAL, Dec. 6.-Wind S.W.-Arrived the Juna,Chaureton, four, reached this town_ about five minutes P , thi Peelfi
from Nates. -Brighton Guardian. cli,„, c tic
VI: thlt, ''', Or f
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 6.-Wind S.W.-Arrived the Alwick, ,i a 0 4,1 o
Mackay, from Singapore, sailed the 23d of July, and St. Helena CHOLERA AIORBIIS.-.-This disease 5' or '1,,,,. of sim
the 15th of October, leo oil it 'lse. I
tinues at Sunderland, nor do we think it probab Ai.) ti ice, bt
FALMOUTH, DEC. 5.-Wind &W.-Arrived the Sandwich t•O' I 't '
packet, from Lisbon, sailed the 27th ult. ever some of our medical men may say to the 'tip being
STANDGATE CREEK, DEC. 6.-Arrived the Florence, , t 'l.e,
that it will greatly, if at all, affect the people of $e t d no re
Brightman, from Messina. iat'
-Tyne Mercury. 0 i III:, ~.'on fi
MARGATE, DEC. 6.-Arrived off port, the Argus, Barclay,
from the South Seas; Clementine, Wootton, from Monte Video; ARSON.-MAIDSTONE, TUESDAY el 'tell- ."'atent
and Meanwell, Morgan, from Rio Janeiro. lt 11 k 'e
-is
CO WES, DEC. 6.-Arrived the Courier, Gwatkin, from St. • •
, ING -RICHARD DIXON, aged 35, an agtico- „! outi Foam
,vi ,i 5, it ;
Domingo. pourer, was placed at the bar, charged with va. et -ce ~,., •ri th
•0 4, Bt, .i
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-Arrived off' port, the Planta, from niusly set fire to the barn of Mr. HENRYlailActi" il, eff a
Buenos Ayres; and Corinthian, Williams, from Demerara. e _A o°. f 4na .(letuan., Pnetry_ nr. $4,.. 1,.t.. TO- , TT