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The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-03

CATTLE.

An Account of Cattle imported into Liverpool from
24th to the 29th ult., both days included•
Cows Calves Sheep Pigs Horses OP
956 89 2,213 4,306 4

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND IMPORTS.
IMPORTND. XX Top rIP
Same pe..
This rimd tut
year. year.
BagA. fte. saga, Pm. 113464 Ite•
Live 5M,704 71t2,4&5 83,
London 65,13S 66 9U,
,114
glasipow 41,639 57.006 •
Total exported in 1626 72.147.
• Same period 72,141.

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SURREY SESSIONS, Dze.;2.

John Henry Frank:, a man of respectable aPY_
000
awe, warehouseman in the employment of M
Christy, the hat-manufacturers of Bermondsey,
tried upon two indictments, charging him with 01.
ing hats from his employers. The evidence eel
the prisoner, which has recently appeared under th
head -of " Union-hail," having been repeated lila,
numerous witnesses in the case, the Jury fours
prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced to be t
ported for fourteen years.
•
A female, named Hannah 211'Grath,wris indict
for robbing a young man named Jones. The olle
having been proved against the prisoner, and it al)
ing that she was an incorrigible and abandoned
man, man, she was found guilty, and sentenced to gw-
portation for life.
A O 0
f
Sinnet, the ruffian cemoritted from Union-hi.-
A.
throwing vitriol in the faces of two unfortunate ".
men, one of which has since lost the use of 011,$t
her eyes, has traversed the charge until
Sessions.
London, England, 1828-12-03

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
104
MONDAY, DECEMBER I. •—Wind yky R
water M minnteo past three.—Arrived the ohi.
phin, from Dublin ; Lady of the Lake, Leitch, front_ 1.;;
ladelphia ; Shubernacadie, Bartlet, from PernandSta
Albion, M'Neil, from Sligo ; Promise, Sherer,
Quebec ; Velor:ty, from Charleston ; Lord Nelson, •°,l,b,
Dumfries; Prince Leopold, from Pernanahum ; Eli
—, from Dublin. riot
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—.-CBICIODiE, ROgerer far:cior.
York; Lancashire Witch, for Lisbon ;
ham, Evans, for Genoa ; Aurora, ----, for PllO.
Jessie, Milroy, for Charleston.

001
•
SECOND CROP OF PEARS.—Therej
in the garden of James Milne, Esq. of Aliinfield, • e'tiet
crop of pears, which have arrived at maturity--the
put forth blossoms in the month of August, at the $4
the first crop was on it.—Elgin Courier
•

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Paman and PUZLISHKID "by BIURDO-YOUNG,

SUN OFFI, N, 112, BTILAND, LONDON.
London, England, 1828-12-03

BRITISH EXPORTS.

Statement of the Quantities of the under-mentionell
des of British Manufacture Exported from LO
from the 22d to the 29th ult. inclusive.
Cotton 102,221 Pieces. 1,058,1921
Linen
Blanketing - ... 630
Carpeting - ... 1,470
Calicoes _. ... 3,080
Kerseymeres --
Flannel _ ... 4,380.
ersd s
Woollente Stuffstufrs lO
1,342341 ...... 218
Worsted
Baize -
Inferior Woollens 1,990 ... 46 ''..
Cotton Thread 13,4901b a. af---
Cotton Yarn -
Sail Cloth .,... 28,450:
.
Cotton Hose
Cotton Handkerchiefs
Cotton Biases
Worsted Cape
.....--
Hats
--- •':
Hardware £12,56.9 '
Earthenware £8,862....A,
Salt, White
Salt, Rock 15,930 •
Go
Coals 1,236 Tons, 15 Cwt. 0
Iron 545 ... 17 ...
London, England, 1828-12-03

sionels.

CERTIFICATES--Dscemncrt 25.

Samuel Kingsford, Ember-mill, Thames Ditton, miller.
Mary Fleming, Fulham, schoolmistress.
George Sinallbones, Bath-place,:niw-road, St. Pancras,
glass-cutter.
George Allen, Ridgefield, Manchester, ealenderer.
Joseph Robinson, Stanhope, Durham, shopkeeper.
William Jay, Cheltenham, Gloucester, architect.
John Elliot, Harraby, Carlisle, cattle-dealer.
William James Baker, St. John-street, Clerkentvell,
man :e-inerchant.
George Hutchinson, John Hutchinson, Henry Hutch-
inson, awl Thomas Place, Stockt,n-upon-Tees, Durham,
bakers.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Martin and Charles DA Ear:t India Chambers,
Leadenhall-street, commission-agents.
Alexander Baber and Geoge Reed, Bristol, grocers.
Henry Wood anti Joint Bedford, St. James's-street,
dancing-masters.
Thomas Guy Wake and John Balch, Castle-Carey, So-
merset, attorneys.
Mary Orange and John Orange, Portsea, chemists.
James, Rcbert, and Homer Anderson, Manchester,
dealers.
Septimus Hodges and William Miteheison, Enfield
Wash„ Middltsex, printers.
Edward Kirkman, James Nash, and Jacob Samuel,
Liverpool, watch-ease-makers.
John Hawksworth, Henry Atkinson, and Benjamin Hill,
Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturers.
Peter Augustus Latour, E award Gibbs, Robert heats,
William Kershaw, James Drummond, Buller Elphinstone,
and Bartholomew Boyle Thomas, Hobart Town, Van Die-
men's Land, dealers.

Peter Warinishani and James Leyland, jun., Altrincham,
Chester, bobbin-turners.
Henry Pocock Clark and William Cr(Kskey, Rye, Sus-
sex, turners.

Joseph White and Thomas Doubleday, Nottingham,
lace-manufacturers. .

James Ccoper and Thomas Gleeaon, Perceval-street,
Goswell-street-road, jewellers.
William Jeffs and Thomas Jeffs, Manchester, plasterers.
Thomas Hodgson, Liverpool, and Fairbauk Hodgson,
Philadelphia, merchants.
Thomas Castle and William Gutridge, Wallingford,
Barks, ironfounders.

William Hardisty, John Howgate, Thomas Dale, and
John Braden, Shepton-Mallet, Somerset, silk-throwateis.
Thomas Barton and John Garside, Portwood, Cheater,
eotton-spinners. _

Ephraim Richards and Petcr Coalbrook-dale,
Salop, barge-builders. _ _

Samuel Rootgey and James Gibbs, St. Philip and Jacob,
Gloucester, vitriol-manufacturers.
John Henson and John Duncan, Bouverie-street, Fleet-
street, attorneys.
Josiah Carr and John Deighton, eudhear-manufac-
turets, Otley, Yorkshire.
London, England, 1828-12-03

Jamaicas or Leewards; prices, however, are witba
any alteration.
Nothing done in COFFEE, GINGER, Or Plial
For Grain lirnisicKv there has been a fair
;nand, several parcels were cold at :14., and 3s. Ns;
3s. lid. refused for extensive parcels: Malt Whi
.A
is very flat, and the middling qualities are lower; '
ld. a 4s. 7d. is now with difficulty obtained. ,„4
There has been a very limited demand for
TON this week,' the • total sales amounting_
246 packages ; and prices are full id. per
The particulars are, 10 Boweds, Zid..
leans, Cad. a 71d.; 67 Egyptian, Bd.
Demerara, 7id. a Bd.; 7 Surat, 4d.
In DYRWOODS there has been nothing
The demand for ASHES has been of
the sales are only 40 barrels of new Pots
the holders are still demanding 335. '
and Pearl. There is an arrival from
brings upwards of 800 barrels of Pots an
One hundred and .fifty, bales of. Frsun
EooTs were sold at 41s.

TosAcco is selling in small parcels to
goad old Leaf at Sid. a 6d.; new Loaf
4d. a 6d.

The sales made in TALLOW on the
fined to trifling parcels at 435.; 100 cask
sold to arrive at 425. 6d.

Fish Otis are in steady demand; Whi
105. and 201., and Pale Seal M. a 221. "
old measure.
During the week the arrival of OATS
tensive, and of BARLEY but a moderate tali
Wheat trade has been very flat, and searcei
quirers for granary samples; but holders
quiring higher prices for the inferior q,
fair business has been done in Barley, w'
alteration in value. Oats have been in g(
and extensive sales effected; prime malt"
support their prices, while the interim
descriptions are rather lower. Beans and
steady.

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London, England, 1828-12-03

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.

Last night the fifth anniversary meering of the
London Mechanics' Institution was held at the rooms
in Southampton-buildbigs.
The CHAIRMAN (Dr. Birkbeck), previous to de-

livering the prizes founded by Dr. Fellows to the suc-
cessful candidates, congratulated the society on its
existence for five years, notwithstanding the expec-
tations of some, and the wishes of others, that it
would enjoy but a short life. He regretted he had
to announce the absence of two distinguished gentle-
men, whose company he had expected on the pre-
sent occasion. Mr. Brougham was prevented at-
tending by engagements which would occupy his
attention for some time. Mr. Denman had sent
him (Dr. Birkbeck) a note apologizing for his ab-
sence, and stating that he was prevented attending
from having received a communication from the Re-
corder. Had the Learned Gentleman been present,
he (Dr. Birkbeck) would have been the first to con-
gratulate him on the acquisition of an honour to
which his talents and learning had long entitled him,
a silk gown. (Applause.)
Two prizes of 101. each were then presented to
Mr. Ward and Mr. Holmes by the Chairman.
Mr. HU3IE addressed the meeting, and described
the state of the Mechanics' Institutes in Scotland.
The COMMON SERGEANT (who entered the room
late its the evening), after pronouncing an eloquent
encomium on Dr. Birkbeck, as the first promoter of
societies for the diffusion of scientific knowledge,
moved a vote of thanks to the Chairman.
The motion, which was seconded by Mr. HODG-
KINS, was carried by acclamation.
In the course of the evening the vast increase
of Mechanics' Societies in England, Scotland, and
Ireland was mentioned, and it appears that the taste
for improvement, has reached Australasia even ; and
to a country to which it might least have been ex-
pected to travel, to the centre of prejudice and igno-
rance, Spain. Both Van Dieman's Land and Ma-
drid possess Mechanics' Institutions.
London, England, 1828-10-31

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FISH-MARKET, r3ILLINGSGATE.

, Fish this morning were tvlerably plentiful, and the qua-
lity was generally good. The following were the prices:—
Prime 4 urbot, each los. 0,1. to 18s. Od.
Ditto small, per do. 5 0 8 0
Soles, per three pairs t....., ........ 3 6 9 0
Fine Whitings, per 15 3 6 7 6
*ate, each
. - Haddocks, per dozen 6 0 24 0
Brill, each ..... 9 6 .8 C
Ouruptts, each
Live Flounders, per quartern
. Live Eels, per Mb.
Fresh Herrings, per hundred - 0 0 8 0
Fine Lobsters, per score • O3 0 i 0 0
Inferior ditto 2O 0 SO 0
Fine Prawns, per lb.
Shrimps, per gallon ...... ........ ........:.:... ... :
Fine 1 arrnouth' Red Herrings, per huirlred 6 0 8 0
Scotch ditto 5 0 6 0
Best Common Oysters, per bushel .......
Natives ' 33 0 36 0
London, England, 1828-10-31

LIVERPOOL.

WinI:2BDAY, OCT. 24.—Wind 8.N.E..-11101 water
23 minutes past three.--Arrived the Highlander, Sett,
from St. John's; V illiam, Larmour, Quebec ; Thomaa
Parsons, Blair, from Demerara ; Oporto, 111,trfn, from
Oporto ; Two Brothers, —, from Smyrna ; Edward,
fro]) Charleston; and Norval, Purrtul, from New-
foundl,nd.

CLEA RED OtrrwAans--The Warrior, Mann, for Mo.
Colonist. Creei, for Sr. ; Dora, Krohn. for
Elsinour and Wrismar ; Packet. Arfenr, for San Locar;
Elie , Fell, for Douglas; and Elastar. Crothwaite, for
Ramsay.
London, England, 1828-10-31

MEETING OF THE FAIR PLAY CLUB.

Last night the Committee of the above Club assembled
at Tom Gaynor's, Duke's-court, Bow-street, and passed
the following resolutions :

" That Air. Spring be authorized to employ at the fight
on Tuesday next, between Martin and Young Sam, twelve
pugilists, at 10s. each, if within 40 miles from London,
or eight at 15s. each, if beyond that distance.

"That the Committee meet again at Tom Cannon's,
the Castle, Jermyn-street, on Thursday next, the 6th of
November, at eight precisely."

THE RING.

DICK CURTIS AND PERKINS."--Last night was appointed
for making the second deposit for this fight, which it was
agreed by the articles should take place on the first Tuesday
in March. The parties assembled at the Royal Crown, in
Rateliffe-highway, when Perkins's money was posted.
Curtis immediately declared that he would not consent to
the money being made good to fight at the time appointed,
and submitted to a forfeit, which was paid over to Perkins's
backer. Dick then said he was prepared to make a match
to tight Perkins in one month fur a hundred, in two
months for 2001. ; er in three months for 5001. But
having been matched against Edwards, the butcher, for
2001., to fight in the last week in February, he would con-
sent to no otker terms. To this Perkins's backer would
not accede, and the matter stands over.

SAvAcE Atm SWERNY.—A meeting took place last
'night at the Queen's Head, in Duke's-court, Bow-street, to
nettle this affair. The question at issue was submitted to
the Committee of the Fair Play Club, who, under all the
circumstances, decided that Sweeny was entitled to the for-
feit. To this Savage's friends took exception, and Harry
Holt, describing the Committee in question as a parcel of
.« scarecrows," treated with contempt the idea of their
opinion being respected. Having been called to order for
this indecorous expression, hebegged pardon in the humblest
manner, and attributed bis language to unguarded haste.
He ended his tirade, however, by kindly informing the
•stakeholder that he should be arrested for the money put
down on the part of Savage. This declaration was of
course met with deserved contempt, and poor Harry was
left to sneak home with all the advantage which may result
from acting in opposition to every principle of " honour "
among the class in which he moves.

AMATEUR GLEE SOCIE'T'Y.--The twenty-
socOnd Anniversary of this Society, was held at the Ram
Inn, West Smithfield, on Wednesday last. Many wane°
Glees, Songs, &c. were sung during the evening, and the
company, which was numerous and highly respectable,
separated at a late hour much pleased with the musical treat.
London, England, 1828-10-31

ARRIVALS AT .WEYMOUTH.

Sir Hungerrprd and Lady Ho;kyns, Mr. J. Russell, M.P. Mr
James Wekt, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. add Miss Weir, Captain anal
Mrs. Manners, Captain Manning, K.D.G. Mrs. John Roberts,
Miss Singleton, Mrs. Colonel -,Hicks Beach, Mrs: and Miss
Waugh Mr. and Mrs. Lytton Eulwer, Mrs. Chaprnan, Mrs.
Cooke, Mr. B. Trelawny, Mr. Jenkins, .Mr. Cook, Air. Lewis,
Mrs. Slade., ,Mr. and Miss Miller, Mr. Murray, Mr. Banger, Mr.
Whiting; Mies Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. G,,e, Mr. and Mrs. Powell,
Mrs.-Piarree; Mr:Hooper, Lieutenant H. P. Dicken, Mr. E A.
- Digken, ,Mies Aldridge- Mr. and Mrs. FuljarneS, Mrs. Mortimer,
Miss Ward, Mrs. Hill; Mrs. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard, &c.

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ARRIVALS AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
• Str:Henry and Lady .Montreeor, • Mr. Mills. Mr_ Collins, Mr.
lloehtr, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour; Mr. Middleton,' Mr. and Mrs.
Ciimpari; Mr. And Mrs. Cheape, Mr. and Miss- Ro-s Mr. and
'Mrs. Laugher's and Mend, Colonel D'Are, Mr and Mis. Bur..
ton and tardily, Mrs. Meux and family, , Mr. More, Mrs. and
.Maiter Benson, Colonel Meadows, Mr. Hartley, sen. Mr. Hart-.
ley, jun. Admiral and Mrs.' Lambert, Mr. Cobb and friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin .Mi-s I:nrte.que and friends, Mr. Braritah and
friend, Mr. °'. Burton, Sir W. Graham and son, Mr. Beckwith
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fry, Mr. t•ewick and family, Re"..l. B. and
Mrs. Backhouse and daughter, Mr. Brockburu, Mr. Dickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgar, Mr. and Mrs. Defairly,. Mr. and Mrs.
Rarenscroft, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Smith and friends, Captain Es-
trail, Mr. and Mrs. (4otobed and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peake,
Mr. Brown and son, Mr. and Mrs. Walford, Mr. Flo. er, Mr.
King, &c.
London, England, 1828-10-31

QUEEN-SQUARE.

Jane Prior, the unfortunate girl whose case was
mentioned yesterday, was brought from St. Mar-
garet's workhouse by the beadle, in order to be
Passed to her parish. It appeared on examination
that she had gained a settlement in Mary-la-bonne
parish, having lived for sixteen months in the family
of Mr. Blandford, in Seuth-street, Manchester-
square. She was accordingly passed to that parish.
London, England, 1828-10-31

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday a gentleman presented himself before
Sir R. BIRNIE, the sitting Magistrate, to give infor-
mation of a daring burglary that had been committed
early on the morning of Tuesday last, at the house
of the late Lord Ranelagh, which is situate on the
banks of the Thames, tress Fulham. The Ffena-
man stated that the thieves had entered the house by
means of one of the parlour-windows, the shutter to
which had previously been cut through by a centre-
bit. They then proceeded to the drawing-rooms,
from the walls of which they very dexterously cut
oat upwards of 5001. worth of plate looking-glais, of
a most costly and valuable description, which had
been manufactured abroad, to the order of the late
Lord .Ranelagh. This glass the thieves had removed
from the premises, taking with them no other booty,
although property to a considerable amount was in
the house at the time. In the morning when the
robbery was discovered, pursuit was made after the
thieves, and the gardener, having traced sonic foot-
steps through the garden from the house to the
water-side, it was immediately conjectured that the
thieves had had a boat in waiting,by means of which
they had conveyed away the property. On search-
ing,
.however, in the boat-houso, at the end of the
garden, the whole of the looking glass which had
previously been missed, was discovered carefully
packed up for removal. The geatlemart added, that
from the skilful manner in which the glass had been
extracted from the walls, there remained no doubt
but that the thieves were persons connected with
the glass-trade.

Sir R. BIRNIE requested the gentleman to go to
the clerk's office, fur the purpose of having his in-
formation properly taken down. The Magistrate
added, that he would give directions to the Bow-
street officers stationed at Putney, to take immediate
steps for the apprehension of the burglars.
Amongst the charitable donations received by Sir

R. EIRNIE was the sum of 51., which the Magi-
strate was requested to forward to Mr. Earle, the
intlivithlal who, it rill bc, remembeered, was the
principal actor in a gross case of fraud (connected
with the getting up of some anti-Catholic petitions)
which was disposed of some weeks ago at this office.
Mr. Earle, it appears, is a prisoner for debt in
Whitecross-strut prison. The letter was sent (the
Magistrate said he believed) by Lord Kenyon. It
was signed, " A Friend to the Protestant Cause."
Mr. Woods, the clerk, suggested that perhaps
the money was intended for poor Sparrow, the indi-
vidual who had been robbed of his 301.

Sir R. BIRNIE again referred to the letter, and
repeated the name of Earle, for whose use the money
was directed to be applied, in consideration of the
expense he had been at in printing the Protestant
petitions.
London, England, 1828-10-31

Match for 200 eons. h. ft. A.F.

Mr. Payne's Belzoni, Sst. 7,31 b. . I
Lord Wilton's Goshawk, Bst. 71b.
Subscription Plate of 501. D.l.

Lord Egremoni's Gsaerlunsie, 4 yrs
Doke of Grafton's Turquoise, S yrs 2

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TIiIS WEEK.

The Surrey Harriers, on Saturday, at the Kennel, at ten.
The Ilurvirorth Fox-hottads, on Saturday, at Croft.
bridge, at ten.
Sir R. Sutton's Hounds, on Saturday, at Hungram
Gorse, at eleven.
The Holds:nets Fox-hounds, on Saturday, at Beeford,
at ten.
London, England, 1828-10-31

-kR;RIVALS AT THE YORK HOTEL, BRIGHTON.

Marchioness of Downshire, Lady. Mary Hill, Sir F. Desanges,
Mr. Kingdoin, Mr. Manic, Captain Reed, Mr. Gosling and fa-
mily, Miss De Grey, Mr. and -Mrs. and family,. Mr.
and Mrs. Braham and family, Mr. Baker, Mr. Aldridge, Mr.
Robinson.
London, England, 1828-10-31

MARRIED.

On the 28th inst., at the Spanish Ambassador's
and at St. Pancris Church, Pasquel de Gayangoc
son of the late Brigadier-General de Gayangos, CsP_4,44
General of the province of Merida de Yucatan, in Amwl-oi
to Frances, second daughter of Henry Revell, DK'
Burton-crescent, and Round Oak, Surrey.
At Gallanaeli, In the island of Coll, John CaMee
Esq., of Csrnaig, to Sihella, youngest daughter et Cio""
Al• Lean, Esq., of Aldow.
On the 29th inst., at Putney, by the Rev. Chtr,e°lol3o
Longley, William Lynn Smart, Esq., eldest son of
Smart, Esq., of Trewitt-house, Northumberland, to
mond, youngest daughter of the late John Longler•

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of Rochester.
DIED.
On the 21.. t inst., at Bath, in the 79th year ofh;,- ".00 46,
Francis Houssemayne Hu Boulay,•Es' q., of Walt
Erosex. tar
On the .28th inst.,"at his son's house, in SouthanlP sbe
street, Bloomsbury-square, Luke Uaneard, Exps i°
79th year his age. ttg
On the 22d inst., at Combs Down, near Eatb,
Vath year of her age, Jane, the wife of Mr. R. PerkoorAv
and youngest daughter of the late Mr. Carpenter, of Pr
ingtoo, in the county of Sosnerset. ,
On the 29th inst., at Homerton, Jane, the vtio°,,"
Joseph Calmar, EN., late of St. Mary-hill, wine-ingr'Ser
On the Sikh inst., in Winchester-row, in hie 78th:1-er
the Rev. Claudius Martyn, many years rector of Lq
hal!, Buck..

CALCUTTA BIRTHS. Imo
At Calcutta, Marcia 2, the lady of J. A. Walk "`""

of a son.
Barrack

vir'*

March 12

the lact

At :pore, t, iy of Cept. -
20th Regt. of a ROD.
At Bensre., March 12, the lady of M. J, Timor!, V 4.
Civil Service, of a son.
At the Preeidency, Madras, Feb. 26, the lady af
Sim, of the Engineers, of a eon.
At Belgaum, Feb. 16, the lady of Lient-Col. C. Eh--
stone, of a daughter. gj
At Arcot, Feb. 26, the lady of Capt. H. Williants,
Light Cevalty, of a eon.
•
At Calcutta, March 20, the Lady of Major BV. M ked O-
sie, of a son.
At Cawupote, Feb. 26, the lady of the Rev. J. 1164414
of a sou.
At Futtehghur, Match 6, the lady of R. Stewart, Evli
of a son.
At Calcutta, March 23, the lady of the Rev. W. 14'6?
~on, of a daughter.
At Muttra, March 12, the wife of Lieut. F. Why
of a son.
At Titalyab, April 6, the lady of Lient. J. Wood,
Hvgt. N. 1., of a daughter.
At Calcutta, May 11, the lady of Captain' nos. 114
of a sou.
At Batt,ghlepote, May 2, the lady of R. P. Nisbet' rif4,
Civil Service, of a daughter.
At Calcutta, May 9, the lady of J. D'Rovrario, Eigl•
a daughter.
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London, England, 1828-03-25

BIRTHS.

On the 23d instant, in Yori".terraet, Regent's Pall,
David CLapinan, of a son.
. .

ch 3 the 4th instant, on board of his Majeity's .hip
Prince, the lady of Captain E. Chetham, C.B. °f-
a sou.

At hempsey, the lady of Richard Temple, Effi, of a
daughter.

At Dudley, tlre lady of Walter Williams, Esq. of lo
daughter.

tin the 2 tth instant, in Park-square, Revent's-park, the
lady of Lieut.-Colonel Sir Henry Floyd, of *a
Ron.
On the 23d instant, at her father's house, in Belford'
square, the lady of the Rev. James Galloway, of a so f
still-born.

On the 22d instant, Mrs. George Dettmar, of Wan-
stead, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

At Lichfield, James Wynn], Esq. merchant, of Lando!.
to the only daughter of Thomas Pargeter, Esq. of For-
tesque, in the county of Worcester.
On the 17th instant, at Colonel Macpherson's, C.B.
Viewfield Lodge, Stirling, North Britain, J. Brett John-
son, Esq. of Down, to Thomasina Ann Brunette, daughter
of the late Dr. T. Scott, of the Medical Staff.

The Rev. S. Roberts, of Eyre Court, in the county of
Galway, to Jane, daughter of Colonel Eyre, of Eyre Cone;
Castle, in the same county.
On the 21st instant, at Llanegrin, Merionethshire*,
Richard Owen Powell, Esq. brother of W. E. Powell, Feq.
of Nanteos, Lord Lieutenant and M.P. for the county of
Cardigan, to Ilarriet Aune, third daughter of 'William
Wynne, Esq. of Peniarth, in the county of merioneth.
On the 18th instant, at Stirling, by the Rev. Mr.
Rennie, Geo
daughter Barber, Esq Captain,
Bengal Army, to
Eliza, eldest hter of David Dobie, Esq. of Gutferry,
Lanarkshire.
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London, England, 1828-03-25

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, TrvP:Lrit o' Gloom.
The proceedings last night in the House of Commons,
and the reply of Mr. Secretary Peel to the enquiries of Sir
Robert Wilson, had the effect of causing the Bi itish Funds
to be firm, in the-early part of the morning, at a small ad-
vance. Consols opened at 88i, became buyers at 831-
almost in the same moment, and after being done at 83:12k,
declined to 89i, and are now 831-x. Exchequer Bills
remain at 56 7, and India Bonds, 88 90 pm.
In the Foreign Funds a good deal of business has been
done to-day in Mexican Bonds ; the accounts brought by
the Redpole packet from thence being considered favourable,
they advanced from 32/ to 33, buyers, and are new
The country is said to be in a more tranquil state ;
the trial of Bravo and his associates was in progress, and
two of the officers had already been condemned, which fate
it is expected awaits also the Vice President. There is
some talk of the Mexican Government having come to the
determination of putting in execution a forced loan, for the
purpose of supporting the credit of the country. The laws
for the expulsion of the old Spaniards were also being
rigidly executed. Colombian are heavy, the appearance of
Commodore Laborde on the coast of the Republic has
caused some uneasiness, and the Bonds have declined to
23k; Russian are a little up, being 86 -; and Danish,
60A. In Shares there is little to note, nor any difference
in the price of their speculations.
Three per Cent. Consols, 831- i; Ditto, for the
Account, 83i 2 ; India Bonds, 88 90 pm. ; Exchequer
Bills, 56 7 pm.

FORElGN.—Brazilian, 60 1 ; Buenos Ayres, 31 3;
Chilian, 25 6 ; Colombian, 23 -L, ; Danish, 60 4 ; Greek,
164 174 ; Mexican, Fie per Cent., 24 5 ; Ditto, Six
t
per Cent., 334 1 ; Peruvian, 23 - ; Portuguese, 60
61 ; Russian, 86 3- ; Spanish, 10 .
Moms.—Anglo Mexican, 654 2 die. ; Brazilian, 46 3
pm. ; Bolivar, 2/ 24 dis. ; Colombian, 5 4 dis. ; United
Alexican, 20 19 dis. ; General Mining Association,
11 12 pm.

TW 0 0' CLOCK.

The Consol Market has been nearly in a calm, at
for the last hour and a half; they are now a trifle int
proved, being 83i again.
THREE 0' CL 0 CJ[.
Consols, 83i
London, England, 1828-03-25

DIED.

on board his Majesty's shit
tobff, .?6th Aril, 1827,
pojang, Mr. Douglas Alldridge, mate of that
JaraP d 21, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Alldridge, purser,
ship, agii, was a promising young man, much esteemed
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bY "
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Esq. in her 17th year.
e
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the late Hon. Michael de Courc
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Martin Taylor, of High Holborn.
On the 21st instant, at reuzance, aged 22, Wro. Henry
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On the 21st instant, at Blackheath, Margaret, the wife
of John Hartshorne, Esq. aged 68.
On the 22d instant, in Mansfield-street, Digby, the in-
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so , Esq. of Balliol College, Oxford, eldest son of Jan
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London, all the necessary dispositions have been
made for a campaign against the Porte. The army
on the Pruth has been reinforced, and it will be
divided into three corps, commanded in chief by
General Count Wittgenstein. These three corps
d'armec will be placed under General P. Paklan,
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FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, JAN. 15.—Rentes, Five per
Cent. 1031. 20c. ; Rentes, Three per Cent. 68f. 55c. ;
Bank Actions, 1,900 f.
FOREIGN FUNDS.-Neapolitan Rentes, Cert. Fal. 751.
50e. ; Ditto Fran. 751. ; Royal Spanish Loan, '7O; In-
terminable Spanish Annuities, 46-,1, ; Haytian Loan, 680 f.
London, England, 1828-01-17

HONDURAS PAPERS.

Honduras Papers to the 4th November have been
received at the North and South American Coffee-
house. The following are extracts :

" His Majesty's ship Pylades, Captain George
Vernon Jackson, sailed from these Roads on Sun-
day, 14th inst.; it is estimated that her gallant
Commander will be entitled to the sum of 10,000
Spanish dollars, as his proportion of freight on bul-
lion, cochineal, and indigo. This estimate is made
from the value taken from this Colony, and the
quantity to be shipped from Campeachy, Vera
Cruz, and Tampico, in the Mexican Gulf; and
should the vessel touch at the Havanna!), the ag-
gregate value of her cargo may exceed one million
dollars.

" The contending armies of Central America
have been stationary for some time past. The
head-quarters of the President are still at Santa
Anna: it is to be regretted that a further contribu-
tion of 50,000 dollars has been exacted from the
merchants of Guatemala."

The following is in a Postscript of a paper dated
3d Oct :

" We have just learned, that pressing instructions
have been sent by the Government pf Central Ame-
rica to the Governors of the ports of Amoa and
Truxillo, to enlist into their service as many Caribs
as possible in those to wns and their vicinity, to serve
in the army opposing the pretensions of the San
Salvador party ; and that in order the more to in-
duce such persons to obey the call of Government,
a very liberal bounty is to be allowed them previous
to their marching to head-quarters."

BELIZE HARIIOUR, Nov. 3.—Arrived the 11th
October, his Majesty's ship Pylades, Captain Jack-
son, from Jamaica.-26, Brig Foundling, from Ja-
maica.—Nov. 3, Ship Prince of Waterloo, Deary,
from London.
LOADING FOR LONDON.—The Arethusa, Arrow-
smith; the William, Jamieson.—Foundling, Prince
of Waterloo, Deary, and the Maria Watson, at St.
George's-quay, for the Clyde.
London, England, 1828-01-17

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2. Introduction to a Series of Contemporary Portraits.__
3. Messieurs Horace and James Smith, Authors of Rejected
Addresses.-4. Spanish American Republics.-5. Reply to
the Apologist of the Stationers' Company in the Times, on
the subject of their Almanacks-6. Fire—side Sketches,
No. 1.-7. Pictures of Society and Manners.-5.
Reviews : Ledyard's Life and Travels ; Scina's Literary
History of Sicily ; a Widow's Tale, by Bernard Barton ;
Von Hammer's History of the Turks ; Tales of the Moors.
—9. Historical Questions.-10. Monuments in the
Isola di Farnese.-11. The Fine Arts.-12. New Music.
--13. The Italian Opera, and its Nomenclature.-14.
Original Poetry.-15. Varieties, New Books, Literary
Intelligence, &c. &c. &c.

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PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds, 5 percent. Neapolitan, 1824
Brazilian Bonds SC Peruvian Bonds —
Buenos Ayres Bonds 42 Portuguese Bonds —
Chilian Bonds, 6 per et. ... Prussian, 5 per cent —
Colombian Bonds 22 1 Ditto, New —
Ditto, 1824
Danish, 3 per cent. oami Spanish, 1821 lOl4
Greek Bonds --- 1823
Ditto, 1825 47!-; French Rentos, sp. c. —f. —c.
Guahmala —-- Exchange —t. —c.
Mexican Bonds —— 3 per cent. —f. —c.
Do. 1825 4512 Exchange —f. —c.
London, England, 1828-01-17

PRICES OF IRISH STOC

anti. IL.

Bank Stock 914% St. Patrick lnsur. (per sh.)
Consols, S. per cent. 83,4 Royal Irish Dittos .............
Ooy. Stock, 3% per cent.... 91% National Ditto .... 15
Ditto, New • Patriotic Ditto 2%
4 per Cent. 101, " i Hibernian Bank .. '
Gov. Deb. 3% per cent. ~. in% Provincial Ditto
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock lmperial Mine
City Deb. 4 per cent... ... .. Mining Ca of Ireland „..
Ballaat Office Deb. 4n. et. Commercial Buil4lnics ......
London, England, 1828-01-17

FRENCH THEATRE.

The French Company performed last night at the
English Opera House for the fit* time. The
theatre—under the superintendence of Mr. Beaze-
ley, architect, was fitted up for the occasion in a
tasty and appropriate manner, the whole house with
the exception of the pit, and the Fix central boxes,
having been converted into private boxes for the use
of subscribers. The fronts of these different corn-
partments are hung with pink and white flowing
Setts of drapery, tastily festooned and ornamented.
They have also been painted and gilded afresh, which
gives them a light and showy appearance. Previ-
ous to the performance of the Comedy, which was
the well-known " Tartuffe," a pointed address was
delivered; after which (at the close of the first
piece) the Bust of Moliere was crowned in honour
of his birth-day. The ceremony was accompanied by
music and appropriate poetry. The acting of the
" Tartuffe"—by far the most important perform-
ance of the evening—displayed some, but not con-
siderable ability. Perlet might perhaps be except-
ed, as his conception of the deep designing villain
was powerfully, if not natinally, conceived. The
" Tartuffe" was followed by a new piece, entitled
" La Fills mal Gardee," the plot of which turns
upon the obstinacy of a young girl, who has been
persuaded to marry a wealthy old bachelor, but
elopes instead with the man on whom her affections
have been fixed. This was succeeded by " L'Am-
bassadeur," a light, airy, sparkling vaudeville. The
performances were fashionably but not numerously
attended, and among the audience, we noticed Lords
Holland and Lansdowne seated opposite each other.
London, England, 1828-01-17

DIED.

Rtheec:re:l'
JohOnnEtharewii
Niton and Godshill, isle of Wight-
-ss,thofinsit:anigitrilg%graniidasills:
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On the 16th inst. in Nottingham terrace, New-toad'
Robert Butler, Esq. of Austin Friars, aged 55.
On the 16th inst. in Lamb's Conduit-street, Mrs. Bole
nan, aged St, widow of Joseph Bushman, Esq. late Cool'
troller of London.
___ _

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On the 14th inst. at Woolwich, aged S 4, Captal„ Al/
Young Fead,
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Saturday, January 26.
At the Court at Windsor, the 26th day of January,
1828, present, the King's Most Excellent Majesty
in Council.
Ilis Majesty in Council was this day pleased to
declare Henry Earl Bathurst, Lord President of his.
Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and his
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'I tats. MARKETS.—(THIS DAY,

CORN-EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of all descriptions of Grain last week were
moderate, but the quantity of Flour was unusually large.
f morning our fresh supplies consist of a moderate
sliew of Wheat samples, and a good exhibition of Barley,
Beans, and Pease, from Essex and Kent. The best
parcels of Wheat have wild with freedom at the prices last
quoted, but other kinds are dull and nearly neglected.
Barley remains at the terms of this day se'unight. Beans
of dry quality meet a brisk demand, but tender parcels arc
still very heavy in disposal. Barley Pease are unaltered.
Grey Pease are very dull, and rather cheaper. There is
some disposition in the Oat-trade to advance, but our
buyers do not appear inclined to give higher prices ; the
trade may therefore be reported rather dearer for fine
samples, but other kinds are unaltered. Hour has heroine
Mull again on account of the large arrival.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.,

Wheat, Red (old)
White (ol
-Red (182'
Fine...
Superli
-White (1
Fine..,

525. eos.
Id) sss. 655.
7) 445. 50s.
50s. Ms.
The 56. 575.
[821) 46s. Ms.
5.5. 58s.
inc 6os. 625.
, Old 545. (16s.
'3os. 31s.
New 255. 285.
295. 31s.
325. 31s.
48s. 51s.
56s 625.
365. 38s.
40s. 41s.
415. 455.
465. 495.

Beans, Small (new) !Si. :jot
-- (old) —s.
Tick (new).... 365. 41s.
• ---- (old) ...625, tits.
Harrow (ne.,v)42, 444.
Brank 325. 345.
Oats, Feed
New lBs. 225.
Poland —s. —s.
New..... 208. 28s.
Potatoc
New 24s, 28s.
28s. 395.
19s. 225. 2.55.
,ack) .......4&. 50s.
ad 5......... 445. 455.
Country 40s. 435.
Bs. 9s.

Foreign;

!lye
Barley
- Fine
Superfiue

Fine—

Scotch
Irish..
Flour (per si

Pease, Grey
------
- White
Boilers

- 'Sort
Bran
London, England, 1828-01-28

10 0 51 0

Imp. Bi
46 0
44 0
36 0
2801 b. Imp.
41 0
45 0

DIJELLING.—A meeting took place on
Monday last, at the 9th Lock of the :loyal Canal, between
Mr. A.-•—•-ti and T. Esq., both of this
city. By the timely interference of friends, a satisfactory
adjustment took place upon the ground..-...publin.Everting
Packet.

THE LATE FIRE.—The servant (KITTY
MADDEN) was to have been married yesterday. On the
afternoon before the fire took place, she went to take apart-
tnc:nts for herself and her future husband. Mr. CANE ig still
give any account how the tire originated, except-
to
hat a lighted tobacco charge might have fallen from a
among the wood and shavings which had been placed
iopitiitgpe unablet tfor lighting the tire on the following moraing. One
young man, who was in the house at the time the fire
broke out, has not since been heard of; it is supposed that
others are under the ruin;. A eat belonging to Mr.
CANE'S house was found in the cellar alive, and under a
mass of ruin,.
London, England, 1828-01-28

PRICES FEL. STONE OF SIBS. TO SINK THE OFFALS.

s. d. toe. d. s. d. to 5. d.
Inferior Beasts 3 0 3 4 Large Lambs
Second quality ditto 3 2 310 Prime small ditto 0 0 0 0
Prime largo Oxen... 4" 4 6 Large coarse Calves 4 6 5 0
Prime Scots, &c..... 4 0 410 Prime small ditto 6 0 (1 4
Inferior Sheep 3 2 3 0 Large Hogs 4 8 5 0
Second quality ditto 3 4 3 8 Small Porkers 3 4 5 8
Coarse-woollcd ditto 4 2 4 8 Suckling Calves lis to 40s. each.
SouthdownWethcrs 4 6 410 Quarter nldPigs 12s to Ms. cacti.

' ...
SUPPLY, AS PEE. CLERK'S STATEMENT.
Beasts. Sheep. Calves. I rigs.
2,:.)35 I 16,26 U 110 .i2ti
. ....... .. .. .

About 800 of the beasts came up the different North Roads;
about 600 from the western and midland districts about 1150 from
Norfolk, Sufßilk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire ; about 100 from
Kent and Sussex ; and must of the remainder from the marshes,
&c., in the neighbourhood of London.
London, England, 1828-01-28

THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Neapolitan, D,'2l,
Peruvian Bonds —
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per cent. —
Ditto, New —
Russian, New —
Spanish, 1921 —
18'41
French Rentes, 5 p. c 101 f 50e.
--- Exchange 2sf. 15r.
3 Der cent —f. —c.
Ekchange —t. —c.

:K.S.—DUBLIN, J.N. 25.
St. Patrick Insur. (per sh.)
Royal Irish Ditto
National Ditto
Patriotic Ditto
Hibernian Bank
Provincial Ditto
Royal Irish Mine
Imperial Mine
Mining Co. of Ireland
Commercial Buildings
London, England, 1828-01-28

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had married befoit July he was liable Ftfter that, in
which opinion
Mr. Justice PARK and Mr. Justice BURFLOUGH
observed, that in the old cases it was necessary, in
general promises, for the lady to tender herself, but
the defendant had made that unnecessary by his mar-
riage, and was clearly liable.—Rule refused.