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London, England, 1828-10-22

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF' CHANCERY.
His LORDSHIP took his seat this morning at 720
Minutes past 10 o'clock, when
Alr. ROSE said he had this morning made an ap-
plication to his Honour, the Vice Chancellor, upon a
notion for a special injunction, which his Honour
granted, considering the mode of application quite
eonsistent with the practice of the Court; but, as
there had been some doubt expressed, as to whether
according to the practice, the Court could grant an
'l4,,Junction before the First Seal, upon the motion,
114 Honour thought Mr. Rose had better mention
oto his Lordship, though he himself enteitained.
nc't the slightest doubt upon the subject. If the
rrartY was put to the necessity of presenting a peti-.
lon for the purpose the expense would be much
•
SOGDHN, and several other Gentlemen at the
Car., stated it as their opinion, that whenever the
°uxt was sitting; it was quite competent for it to
fr
°ra" injunctions upon motion. During the long va-
-
eat'un it was necessary certainly to have a petition.
Mr. ROE stated that one of the Registrars had
expressed his opinion to be, that the Court hid no
iik'wer, according to its present practice, to grant
hJunctions upon motion before the first Seal.
His LoEnsETP observed, that whatever opinion
might entertain, he would
.before stating it see
e Registrar, and inform the Council in the course
„ the day what his opinion was, but he could see no
fference between the Court sitting at one time and
knOther.
lk
THE MATTER OF MARSH, STRACY, AND CO. BANKRUPTS.
4'B
The Court then proceeded With the petitions in
CaZe ,
London, England, 1828-10-22

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

John Griffin and John Duncombe, Palsgrave-place,
Strand, wine-merchants.
William Nuttall and John Nuttall, Manchester, grocers.
Joseph Allen and William Car►, Wood-street, Cheap-
side, lacemen.

Wm. Eccles, James Eccles, Robert Eccles, and George
Cole, Glasgow.
John 1114Kie and William WKie, drapers.
James Giles and James Howard Nicholl4, tailors,Toolep,
street, SouthWark.

Edward Bowring and James Drew, Great Guildford-
Street, Surrey, hat-manufacturers.
• Joseph Nortninton, James OySon, Thomas Crosby, and
William Thorp, Liverpool, stone-masons.
Willliam John Felton and James Hume Fife, Long-
acre, coach-makers.

Thomas Lamb and Henry Rug]ley, Liverpool, millers.
William Henry. Goore, John Preston Walker, Phillip
Finch Curry, anti James Ashburner, Liverpool, wine-
merchants.

William Richard Irwin and Thomas Croucher, Loam-
pit-hill, Lewisham, Kent, common-brewers.

Thomas Brooks and Chr.ispen Taylor, Burnley, Lanca-
shire, cot ton-warp-slzers.
James lluxtable and Isaac Howell,.Bristol, tea-dealers.
William Cunningham and Richard Custer, Staining.
lane, warehousemen.

Joseph Wright and William Smallwood, Birmingham,
,fish-hook-makers.

Comyns and Samuel Wadley, Piccadilly, coach.
makers.

----
St. Faith's Fair, yesterday (Friday), was well
attended, and the show of Scotch cattle very numerous ; a'
high as 191. per head was asked for those in good condi.
tion. There was also a good show of useful nag horses;
for which very high p►ices were asked. For one-►nea:
cheese 61. 12s. to 6/. 15s. per wey was asked ; firicir
butter, Cis. —Norfolk Chronicle.

AFFAIR OF HONOUR.----A paragraph was
copied into the last number of the Evening Post, from a
country paper, regarding an affair of honour between Air.
THOMAS MARTIN, of Ballinahinch Castle, and Alt. Wm.
MACDERMOTT, of Springfield. We learn with pleasure
that the affair has been amicably terminated, after the par-
ties had come to the ground. \%e are not acquainted witk
the circumstances which led to this fortunate result—but
we need not say that we sincerely participate in the plea-
sure which every Galway man must feel on the occasion:_
Dublin Evening Post.
London, England, 1828-10-25

miiebief which a Papist majority in the Muse af .Loids
snil Commits would 't-fteot ; thou, admitting this again,
and that you, guided by the " liberality" and the march
of intellect "so bruited on men's minds," would give the
Papists what they term their righls, yrni MUM give it to the
King, and then---" Are! there's the rub,"

George the Fourth then is not your lawful King I.
It-is a fact !—lu right of inheritance the heir of the house
of Savoy is your King ! and many others, even' the Kit%
and present Royal Family of Feltner, have a prior light !
Our James the Second was expelled, and his heir ex-
elmled, solely on avemiNt of his Religious Bigotry and
TY"trinv,--and our beloved Monarch reigus solely in right
of his descent from the Electress Sophia, them flit. nearest
I'l(th=stant • Heir;' on whom, solely as a Protestant ; and
her descendants being Protestants, and Marrying Protes-
tants ; the Crown was settled:
Long live our 'Protestant Monarch
GEORGE THE FOURTH !!
London, England, 1828-10-25

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Goodaere, sen. ar. i Robert Gomlacre, Leicester.
carpenters.
George Cowan and Thomas Wishart, Coventry, drapers.
George -Mon•ison, Philip John D'Hooglie, and John
Morrison, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers.
Jeretniali Wise and 'Thomas Ginn, jun., Sudbury, malt-
a•ters.

Jasper Westeott and .TohnPritehard, Risco, manufac-
turers of sugar of lead.
William Burne and L. MOre, Cornhill, London, wool-
len-draper&
John Foster and George Dixon, Newark-upon-Trent,
NotringlianoiWre, maltsters. •
. John Young, Samuel Young, E. Young, Walter Young,
William Rowe, and Thoinaa Goad, EntiAL Middlee.ex,
bP kers.

Richard Harwood anti Jdhn Hall, jun., Cumbridgz, sta-
tioners.

Joseph Terry, George Berry, and John Coultherd, York
confectioners.

Thomas Cbeyne and Thomas Coat.swarth, Hull, spiri
merchants.

Joseph Large and William Stratton Large, Beth, com-
mon brewers. _ _

---- -
James Munroe and Joseph Squires,
fnunders. Liverpool, iron-
John Empsall and William Cropper, Leeds, maltatera.
Elizabeth Banipton and Steniog, Dean-street,
Fetter-lane, ropper-plate-printer,.

STE A Ni-CO AC fh—..Mr, BURSTAI.r made a
trial of his steam coach on' the Leith. and Queensferry-road
on Tuesday. Ile ran her a mile westward with a load of
sixteen passengers, at the rate of eight or nine miles an hour
without a pause, and then returned. The ascent in going
west may he estimated at one font in sixty.—Caledanian
Mercury.

We are sorry to learn, from a source on which
dependence may be placed, that the aet ounie which have
lately appeared in the papers, of the Earl of Livaarooes
partial recovery, are without foundation. His Lordship
is now at CooMbe Wood, with his attached and excellent
Countees.--righon Gazette.
•
London, England, 1828-10-25

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, OCT. 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Argo,
from Oporto; and Sisters, from Demerara. Arrived from
London, the Maria Louisa, and Tropic, Brandford, for
Barbadoes ; also the Brazil packet, for Buenos Ayres.
Pusasmounr, OCT. 24.—Wind S. to S.S.W.--Ar-
rived his Majesty's brig Ferrett, from Jamaica, sailed the
Slat of July, Nassau the 12th of August, and Bermuda
the 23d of September, with 33,000 dollars, all on mar-
chants' account ; and the Christopher, Harvey, from
Newfoundland. _ _

FALMOUTH, OCT. 23.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W.—
Sailed the Lesbe, Ogilvie, for Vera eruz.
CowEs, °cr. 24.—Arrived the Waterloo, from Rot-
tenburg, Alexander, Monday, from Buena* Ayres ; and
Christopher, Harvey, from Newfoundland.
GREENOCK, Ocr. 22.—Arrived the Halyards, Brown,
from Demerara ; Romulus, Auld, from Miramiehi; and
Corsair, Henderson, from Malaga.

The Zante, from Leghorn to Liverpool, was on shore on
Formby Channel, on Thursdsy. •
The Sea Gull, Lawrence, from St. John's, N. B. to
Africa, was kbandoned by the crew the 21st utt , in let.
34, long. 46.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS--(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.

Thomas Moor, aged PT, and John Crisp, aged 16,
two young " craeksmen," were indicted for breaking and
entering the workhouse belonging to the parish of Luke's,
Middlesex, and stealing thwart= divers bags of books and
papers, the property of the guardians of the poor of the
said parish.—" Guilty"—Death.
Henry Mans field was capitally convicted of assaulting
Edward Jones, on the King's highway, and stealing from
his person fourteen shillings, his monies. The robbery
only took place on Tuesday latt.
Edward Cooper, alias Rolinydike, aged 44, was in-
dicted for forging and uttering, as true, a receipt for 1/.
Bs., with intent to defraud the Hon. Lady Nepeau. The
whole amount of the ditTe:.ent receipts forged by the pri-
soner amounted to 601.—Guilty.
London, England, 1828-10-25

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(.titer, H. L.
L: Sid, T. F.
Liddell, Hon. H
Littleton, E. 3.
Lloyd, Sir K P.
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Milberly. Jir. L.
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Nkule, Hon. W. R.
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Nlonelr. J. B.
Nlorland. Sir S. B.
Vorpeth, Viscount
Wounteharles, Earl

MSIDSrONV, FRIDAY NIGHT.
of Ythoitur reporters have already conveyed to you the result
meeting on Penendeo-heath to-day, and I have little
to add to their account. The meeting was, in many re-
spects, a very extraordinary one. That it was numerous
and respectable, I admit ; but it was too numerous for the
discussion of an important public question, or indeed of any
question, for net one of the speakers could he heard (emit way
the extent of the assemblage) by a tenth of those present..
Each party cheered its own supporter when he rose, and as he
proceeded, though for the greater part'aey were left to I u ys
at his arguments from their previous knowledge of his opi-
nions. The High Sheriff, who seemed to have no will of his
own, but to act entirely under the control and guidance of
his deputy, was evidently at a lose what course to steer. In
the midst of the aildreas of a freeholder, he put the ques-
tion, on the original motion, arid when reminded of hiri
mistake, he allowed the discussion to he renewed. After ii
.hort pause, he proceeded to put the question again, ai:d
again allowed the debate to commence. The amendment
of Hunt atid cebbett tie did out at at all, 01000 it ma
London, England, 1828-10-25

NEW COURT.

Elizabeth Betts, aged 24, was indicted for stealing three
coats, value Sl., the property of John Webber. Guilty—
Seven years' transportation.
John Massey was indicted fur stealing several quantities
of QOM, the property of Win. Curtis, and Hancock
for receiving the sante, knowing it to be stolen.
By the advice of their Counsel (Messrs. PHILLIPS and
CRESWELL) the prisoners withdrew their plea of " Not
Guilty," and pleaded " Guilty."
Mr. Sergeant Attain); sentenced them to be imprisoned
in the. House of Correction for 12 months.

Jaws Smith, aged 20, was indicted for picking the
pocket of Charles Stewart, Esq., an officer of Dragoons,
of a silk handkerchief, value 4s..—The Jury returned a
verdict of Guilty, and the Court immediately sentenced
him to be transported for 14 years.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS%

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, before the
Rigkt Hon. Sir WILLIAM DRAPER BEST, Knt., Lord
Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas,
at Westminster, in and after Michaelinas Term, 1828
London, England, 1828-12-17

In vols. post Bvo. Sls. 6d.
TALES ofthe GREAT ST. BERNARD.
Contents :—The Englishman's Tale—The Wallin:hi:as
Tale—The Captain's Tale—The Augustine's Tale—The
Englishwoman's Tale—The Spaniard's Tale—The Italian's
Tale, &e.
ZILLAH; a TALE of the HOLY CITY. By the
Author of " Brambleiye House," " The Tor Hill," and
" Reuben Apsley." In 4 vols.
TALES of WOMAN. In vols. post Bvo. 18s. .
Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street.
London, England, 1828-12-17

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VICTUALLING OFPIOE, DEC. 16, 1826.

IRE Commissioners for Victualling his

7 Majesty's Navy, &e. do hereby give Notice, that
:I:utsoAv, the 23t1 Instant, they will he ready to re-

''t. Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for
l'9lundred Sacks of KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD
. FLOUR, •
Thousand Five Ifondred Sacks of BISCUIT MEAT,
&Hundred Quarters of NEW PEASE, and
rtY Tons of New BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS.
1,0 IT delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at

t'ord, one-half of the Flour andßiscuit Meal by the Ist
).antlary next, and the remainder by the sth of that
th ; and the whole of the Pease and Raisins, by the
of January next.
tln'l'leit of the Pease and Raisins must be produced by
?arty tendering.
,rhe Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this
,he
~)4,11 Tender must specify- the Price in words at length,
qe delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ;
nth' person who makes the Tender, or some person on
4"half, must attend to answer when called for.

M. WALLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1828-12-17

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE

This morning's market exhibited a very scanty supply
of fish which consisted.principany of Cod-fith aad Had-
docks. The following were the prices :
Prime Turbot. each ............ 2h. Od. to 245. Od.
Ditto small, per do. ....... ... ..... ..... .... ...... 3 0 10 _O
Cod-fish, each 3 0 1.4 0
Soles, OCT three pairs ................. .........., I 0 12 0
Fine Whitings, per 15........,»
Scate, each
Haddocks, per dozen ....
Brill, each ............... ..... ....... „,,,,,,..........„, 1 8 7 0
Gurnotts, each .... ................... ....
Live Flounders, per quariern .
...... .
.. .
..
gallon
Live Eels, per MEL . ........................, 3 6 4 6
nu. ch Plaice, Crp bstsket 7 0 12 0
Sprats, per bushel
40 6 0
Fine Lobsters, per score —. 40 0 . 50 0
Inferior ditto lO 0 20 0
th Red Herrings, per hurrlred 70 • S 0
26. 3 0
•
errings, per 100
..
..
tltoiciuer 6 0 7 0
00 6 0
I:l6tion.csriktetc.ralir;:' Common Oysters, per bushel BOl6 0
Natives SI 0 83 0

. A Meeting for the despatch of business was
held this day at the India House. Nothing of any public
importanceprefo. -the time when we went to
TheDutkek. Pof4Hce up to
-the
is expected in town
on Friday next, from his seat in Scotland.
Sir. Henry Halford is attending his Honour
the Master of the Rolls.

_
The Right Hon. Lord Rolle has presented
the Chaplaincy of Livery Dole, to the Rev. C. W. Cleeve,
B.A. of this city.—Exeter Alfred.
Hops imported from Van Diemen's Land are
of so superior a quality as to have told for Se. a pound,
London, England, 1828-12-17

This (lay was published, in Bvo. price 61.
A SECOND EDITION of

THE EX6iiiii6l:l(iil;eAUCTlON
LAWS.

By A. LOWE and W. WRENFORD,
Of the Excise Office, Liverpool.
This Manual is full of valuable information in that spe-
cies of Knowledge which the Anetioneer, for his own
benefit, as well as the interests of his employer, is bound
to possess ; and is at the same time a sure guide for him in
his various transactions with the Excise, and therefore the
hest reference for the Officers of that Revenue in ascertain-
ing the duties and exemptions on oales by Auction. It
will be also found to contain the most important decisions
in the different Courts of Law on the transfer of Pro-
perty, having reference to the reports from which they
were taken.

Also an ABSTRACT of the MALT LAWS, with an
APPENDIX, price 25., containing the regulations of the
Treasury Minute of Oct. 19, 1827, and the Orders of the
Commissioners of Excise thereon.

N. B. The Appendix may bo had separately, price 6d.
London : Published by John Richardson, 91, Royal
Exchange, am? sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1828-12-17

THE CHURCH.

OXFORD, DEC. IS.—Tli,!fiAr-rt4 of Ow candidates who,
at the close of the publie.examin ,tiiins in Illichaelinas term,
were admitted by the public examiners into the th ~h,„,
of Liter2e Iluinaniores and biseiplime I%latheniaticke et
Physicze respectively, act iritink• fo- the alpliati,,tiuti• iir_
rangetnent in each class, vieleribed by the. Staftib-!, are as
fI,IIOIV _ _

IN rug FIRST CLASS OF LIT. Huai.—Johnson, Geo.
H. s., Queen's ; Puller, Christopher-, Christ Church ;
Riddell, Joseph Esmond, St. Edmund-hall.
IN THE. FIRST CLASS OF DISCIY. MATHEMATIC. Et
PHTs..,--Browell, William Robert, Pembroke; Johnson,
George H. S., Queen's ; Puller, Christopher, Christ
Church.

IN THE SECOND CLASS 01, LIT. Hum.—Pevan, Thos.
Balliul ; Biowell, William Robert, Pembroke ; Childers,
Charles, Christ Church; Crichton, W. J., Merton; Dr•
mock, T. F., Balhol ; Hoblinuse, T. 8., Who! ; James,
John, Queen's ; Leghton, F. K., Magdalen ; Marriott,
George R., Oriel ; Newbold, C. M., Briizennose ; Palairet,
Worcester ; Pearson, C. 8., Oriel.; Trench, Francis,
Oriel.

IN THF. THIRD CLASS or LIT. Hurit.--Ashe, Robt.
Martyn, Trinity ; Boulton, William, Christ Church ;
Butt, John Marten, Magdalen-ball; Dry, Thomas, Merton;
Eldridge, Rohey, Wadhavn ; George, David John, Jesus;
Clyne, Stephen R.; Bart., Christ Church ; Grundy, Geo.
D., 13razennose; Hill, George Delgerno, Trinity ; Jaques,
William, St. Alban-hall ; Jones, Todd Thomas, Oriel ;
Lee, Savkville U. 8., Orfeli Itlarkenzie, Charles, Pem-
broke ; Mozley, Thomas,' Oriel ; Phillips, John Henry,
Grid ; Powell, Charles, Trinity ; Pugh, David, Balliul ;
Smith, Roland, St. John's.
IN THE. THIRD CLAW OF DISCIP. MATHEMATIC. ET
Prirs.—Dry, Thomas, Merton.
The number of the fourth class, namely, of those who
were deemed worthy of their degree, but not deserving of
any honourable distinction; Was 78.
London, England, 1828-12-17

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
flank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. WtieNi Yid Annuities
3 per Cent. Cons shut BK.
Ditto
3.i per Cent. 95 BK. Bills, Xl,llOO 2rl. 65 06 pin.
Ditto Ned 93% 53% Ditto ... ... ......500 2d. pm.
t per Cent.
Ditto, 1526 'Ol%4S Ditto Commercial ......,.. pm
13 .nk L. Arm. ..- .... . 19% .-10 Bank fir Account ---
India Stock shut. ndia,fer Account ... ..... . --..
Ditto Bonds (Ti 68 pm. Cons. for Acct B7 14

I'XICES OF rOIIEIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O*CLOCK•
Austrian Bonds
Brazilian Bonds ' Eertiriati Bonds
agents Ayres Bonds —lPortuguese Bonds
Chilian Bonds... —!Prus.ian, Old
Coloinhian Bends — (Ditty, New
Ditto, 1924
Danish
Greek Bonds' 1 18-11
Ditto, 1815
Gitatiniala ----.. Exchange ' —4.'—r.
Mexican Bonds ...... ......... 1---- 3 per cent.
Ditto, 1.8-25

PRICES 01 IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, DEC, 13.

Bank Stock
Consols, S per cent
Gov. Stock, 334 per cent. 94% -National Ditto..,. ........ , ...—
Ditto, New 944 Patriotic. Ditto —
t per Cent lOl% Hibernian 13ank —
Gov. Deb. 3S", percent.... 95% Prni incial Ditto ......
Royal Canal Stock
Granpl Canal Stork — Imperial Mine —
City Deb. 4 per cent ...... Mining Co. of Ireland
Ballast Office Deb. 4p. c. Commercial Buildings —

COURSI. OF EXCEL
...... 12 2
fttte, at sight 12 0
ttotttroam 9 U 12- 2f
Antwerp 12 2
Hamburgh M. }3. J 3 13+
Altona l3 13i
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 45
Ditto 2 U. 25 135
Bordeaux 25 70
Berlin
Frankforton Maine, Ex. M 1510 4
Petersburgh, ruble, 3 Us. It)
V;enna, effective fl. 2 M. 10 3
'Trieste do. .......... 3
Me rid 37
adia
ilboa
'tarcelona . 36
acville 36
.... ...... 46

NCE YESTERDAY.

Leghorn 4.9%
Genoa 95 40
Venicc 474
Malta —
Naph s
Palermo piKoz. 121
Lisbon
Oporto 404
ft,o Janeiro
Bahia ............
Dublin. 21 days' sight l4
Cork ...

BULLION, PER oz.
,E. d.
Portugal Gold, coin () (1 0
Foreign Gold, in bars 3 17 9
New Doubloons 0 0 0
Now Duliars
Silver, tars, standard 0 4 11

10 BANKERS AND OTHEHS._INJUNC PION.
THE Public are cautioned not to take any
BILL of EXCHANGE or PROMISSORY
NOTE drawn or accepted in the name or firm of GEORGE
ROBINS and C 0.,. of the STRAND, ROYAL
PATENT FILTER MANUFACTURERS, the same
being fraudulent and illegal. And Notice is hereby given,
that an INJUNCTION bath been this day granted by the
High Court of Chancery, enjoining and restraining
FERDINAND GEORGE DE FONVIELLE, assuming
or pretending to be a Partner in the said Firm, from draw-
n:. accepting, indorsing. or negotiating any Bill of Ex-
change or Promissory Note in the name of the said Firns
r Firms, recovering, collecting, receiving, or disposing of
my of the Monies or Effects thereof. All Persona in.
lobted to the said Firm are requested to pay the amount
of their debts at Mr. GEORGE ROBINS'S Office, in
'COVENT-GARDEN only, and all Persons (if any)
having bona tide claims on the same, are requested to
apply to him for payment, and no credit is to begiven to
he said Firin,., except by an Order signed by the said
George Robins.
13,terl this 17th da, .1 December, 1828.
London, England, 1828-12-17

AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE
appointed to conduct the application to Parliament
for the REPEAL of the CORPORATION and TEST
ACTS, held at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, vn
Monday, the 15th day. of December, 142 R,
HENRY WAYMOUTH, Esq., in the Chair;'
Resolved unanimously, That although this Committee
abstained dnring the late application to Parliament, from
any coalition with other applicants, they cannot separate
without expressing their earnest desire for the entire aboli-
tion of all laws interfering with the rights of conscience,
tiad attaching civil disabilities to religious faith and
worship.

Revolved, That the foregoing Resolution be published
in the wnal Lon►:on Papers.
(Signed) HENRY WAYMOUTH, Chairman.
London, England, 1828-12-17

MUSICAL.

WE are authorised to state, the beautiful
song, " RISE GENTLE MOON," sung by
Miss Love, with acclamations of applause, and nightly
encored, in Planche's drama of '' Ch.trlcs the Twelfth," is
the composition of Mr. JOHN BARNETT, the successful
author of the Light Guitar," which has become so popular
on the Continent, as to be translated into Fiends, Spanish,
Italian, and German, one of the greatest compliments ever
phi to an English composer.
London, England, 1828-12-17

TASTEFITL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Just published, elegantly bound in silk, with a Caw,

price 1 if..
THE WINTER'S WREATH ; a Collec-
tion of Original Conttibutions in PROSE and
VERSE, for 1629.
Embellished with Twelve beautiful line Engravings, se-
lected from tar e and curious Pictures, never belote engraved.
A fine Edition, with India Proof Impressions of the
Plates, price Ns.
The Illustrations separate, on India paper, price 245.
. Published by G. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria lane, Lon-
don ; and G. Smith, Liverpool.

voll. Rvo. With Pol hail, 21

MEMOIRS of SCIPIO DE RICCI, late
Bishop of Pistoia and Prato, Ref Tmer of Cttho-
lic•ism in Tuscany, during the reign of Leopold. Giin-
piled from the Autograph MSS. of that Prelate and the
Letters of other distinguished Persons of his Times.

Edited by THOMAS ROSCOE., Esq.
Printed for Henry-eolborn, V, New Burlington-street.

This. day wai published, in one Volume Svo., illostrated
with a Frontispiece, drawn and engraved by John Mar-
tin, price 95., boards,
A. NEW-YEAR'S EVE, and OTHER
POEMS.
By BERNARD BARTON.
Printed for J. Nati:hard and Son, 197, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1828-12-17

COTTON WOOL.
LIST or IMMITS AND UPI

IMPORTED.
This tize_irt:
year. year.
Bags, &c.
:32,615
117,449
57,•i07

Bags, &c.
Liverpool (P4,13143
I ~,Ittfii
Glasgow
Total exported in I!
Same period 1V27

The Magistrates of Devon, in open Comma"tee at the Castle of Exeter, on Wednesday last, decided,
a considtrahle majority, that it is not expedient to divide
the county for the purpose of holding Sessions in differdistricts.—E:reter Alfred.

The horrible fact
.has been ascertained that
practice has of late, become prevalent in Scotland of Mori
dering men, women, and children,. merely for the saire. ° ,
telling the bodies for dissection—the price received' TA
each body is said to he ten pounds. Due means will
,o
course he resorted to in order to bring the murderer,,
punishment. —Morning Paper.
London, England, 1828-12-17

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1828

We understand that the spirit of ministerial
economy is not confined exclusively to the
Army, but that it pervades every department
under Government with the most unsparing de-
termination. Acting upon this principle, Sir
GEORGE MURRAY has instituted the strictest
inquiry into the Colonial Office, and much
present saving, as well as future benefit
to the -public, is likely to result from his
_reforming inquisition. We know that Mr.
HusfussoN was, at the time he quitted
office, extending his researches through every
part of the Colonial Administration, with a view
to a general and sweeping Reform, and Sir G.
Murt RA I( deserves no small credit for following up
the intentions of his more liberal predecessor. The
Colonies have hitherto been a bye-word for the
exercise of—patronage which shuns the light..
Let Ministers but persevere in a system of sin-
cere and impartial economy, and they ►nu::t com-
mand the support of the nation, because they
will deserve it. England knows nu party bat
that which studies her welfare.

According to letters received in Rome from
Corfu, of 7th Nov., COLOCOTRONI has written

from Calavrita to his son, that by irtue of a
Decree of the President of Greece, 20,000 Greeks
were to join the French army under the corn.
mand of General MAIsoN.

German Papers of the 10th inst. have been
received. The only news they contain is the
announcement of an extraordinary Ambassador
from Vienna to the Court of Russia, whose
mission is no doubt connected with,the affairs of
the East, for the article admits that public ex-
pectation is excited in" an extraordinary degree
respecting the events which the winter may give
birth to. It is not expected that the Turks will
even think seriously of prose-
peace
The hope of-
retake Varna, or
outing a winter campaign.
is however very distant:—

VIENNA; DEC. 3.

We hear. that the Prince of Saxe Coburg who
has married the last heiress of Prince Cohary, has
received from his Majesty the King of Hungary the
investiture of all the estates of that Princess, and
that the Royal sanction has already been received
by the Hungarian Chancery.

MUNICH, DEC. 3.

The King, for the reasons explained in the
Chamber of Deputies last December, had resolved
to fix the age of 21 years, as that when the young
men should be liable to serve in the army, instead of
20 years, fixed by the -law on the conscription en-
acted in 1812. This alteration was gratefully
adopted by the state. In consequence there will be
no levy of conscripts in 1829, because the class con-
sisting of young men born in 1808 will net now be
liable till the beginning of 1830.

VIENNA, DEC. 5.
We daily expect here one of our ahlest diploma-
tic and military character=,--Count Ficquelino.nt,
From Naples, who is to go as Ambassador Extraor-
London, England, 1828-12-17

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

Yesterday a Court of AWermen-was held for the
despatch of general public business.

_ •
THE LICENSING SYSTEM.
After the minutes were read,
Mr. Alderman AVAITHMAN wished to call atten-
tion to a subject on which much misconception pre-
vai:ed—riamely, the mode of granting licenses for
hotels and wine-rooms in the city. It had been held
forth, that under this new act any two magistrates
might, out of sessions, grant a licence. Now he
appealed to his Lordship, who was aware of the
facts, whether it was; not generally understood, be-
fore the passing of the act, that it should not be
considered to interfere with the mode of granting
licenses, which had been so long established, and
which had worked. so well in the city of London.
The mode was, that no licence should be granted,
unless the application had undergone an investiga-
tion befoie the Aldermen, and the Common Coun-
cilmen of the wurd in which the house %vas situate,
and who were best acquainted with the whale cir-
cumstances. If the practice were to be otherwise,
or as it was represented, persons might go before
two magistrates, and by misrepresentations obtain a
licence, though it had been refused by the Alder-
men, by the Common Council, and even by the
Sessions. The authority of the- Sessions might
indeed be superseded by it. This was exemplified
in the case reported in the Times of Saturday,
of an application for a licence to the London Ses-
sions. There an individual had declared that he
(Alderman Waithman) had given a constructive, if
not a positive consent to the licence, when he had,
in faCt, refused it. Nearly the whole of the publicans
of the same ward had petitioned against the epplica-
tion, and the Com Mon Council had also rejected it.
The LORD MAYOR, who was appealed to, said
that the understanding precious to the passing of
the Act was certainly as the Worthy Alderman had
represented, that the then existing praCtice in the
city should not be disturbed. -
London, England, 1828-12-17

OLYMPIC THEATRE.

While the Surrey is "perpetrating" the regular
drama, and murder and assassination are nightly
walking their rounds at the Cubing, the neat little
Olympic theatre is engaged in steady rivalry with
its Neighbour tlm Adelphi in riiterinif for the amuse-
ment of those who prefer laughter to tears,
.merri-
ment to woe, and sprightly scenes of social life
to the glare of dagger's' and the clash of • broad-
swords. The Olympic, under the direction
of its present lessee, bids fair to reach its
ancient fame under the management of Elliston.—
We well remember the crowds that nightly flocked
to this little theatre, to witness its long career of
success,—that langhter-stirring and. delightful piece,
the Merry Days of Charles, and the Whims of
_Rochester. To.those who, like ourselves, have not
forgotten those joyous days of the Olympic, we
world -honestly recommend an early visit to this
really handsome little theatre. La Morgue,
the Little French Doctor, a piece full of bustle
and lively incident—no.' unworthy substitute
for the merry Monarch and his companion—
would amply repay a walk from Mile-end or
Battersea. The acting of Mrs. YOUNG in the
intriguing part of a lady's maid, and her able
personation of three Characters in the laugh-
able burletta of the Counterfeits, displayed talint
which we have no hesitation in saying might be
transferred with success to the boards of the larger
theatres.
London, England, 1828-12-17

OVER-DUE CHEQUES.

Stu,—The Commissioners and others in the affairs of
Flys and Chapman seem to- me to be raising stone very
needless doubts as regards " over-doe cheques." It is
clear thnt the balances due by the bankers ought to be
proved for by somebody; and therefore, if the drawer of
the cheque &duet the amount from the brlance due to hint,.
the-holderof Mat cheque-has a right to prove.- - - -
December 16. .-COPERNICUS COCKER.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
ArroiNTmrs }OR Tills WEEK.

:Arr. liouudi, on Wednesday, at Beaulieu; and
Saturday, at Cacinarn-bridge7

The Marquis of Clevolin-vi's Fox-houndq, en Wednefday,
at Sleninglottl -park ; -Friday, at -13etlate ; and R.Ent(itiy,
at 1-s!erning—at eleven.

Air. Alustrts' Hounds. on Wednesday, at Cotgrave;,
and Friday, at 'Weide—at a palter past ten. "
Lord Harewnod's Fox-bounds, on Wednesdly, at Hook
Moor ; and Fliday, Clapgate—at ten:
Sir T. 4ylces's Fox-herruds, on Wednesday, half-way
beween lit:unfold-bridge and Gate Helmsley ; and Friday
at Millington Wood—at ten.
The York and Ainsty Fox-hounds, on Thursday, at
Pill Moor ; and Saturday, at Whehltaks—at half-past ten.
The Holdernes4 Fox-hounds, on Thirrsday, at Middle-
ton; and Saturday, at Frodingharn-bridge—at half-past ten.
..Tim on Thsitsday,,, at Dutton
Bank Top—at nine.
The Vine Hinin6,.on Thursday, at Ache Warren Farm;
and Saturday, 'a t R hrrttril Wood—at ten.

The Elton and Cleveland Harriers, on Thursday, at
Whitton Three Gates—at ten.

The York City Harrier:, on Ftiday, near Acaster—at
half--past ten,
The Norwoith Pox-hounds, on Fri,lay, at Low Mid-
dleton—at ten.

The Boroughbridge Harriers, on Friday, at Great Ouse-
burn—at half-past ten. .
Mr. Wirksteud's Fox-bounds, on Saturday, at Stoke
Heath—at half-past ten.
London, England, 1828-12-17

BIRTHS.

On the Nth instant, at l'ockthorpe, the Hon. !d'
Davidgen, of a daughter.
• On the loth instant, at Horsham, the lady of NOY
Tredrroft, Esq., of a eon.
At Swithiand-hall. the lady of Sir John L. Lister 10
Bart, of a still-horn son.

On the 16th instant, Mrs. John Arnett, Ketiningt"
green, of a eon.
MARRIED.
On the Intl, instant, at St. James's, Piccadilly,
Samuel Bonsor, of Tottenhatn, hfirldlesex, to Louisa, sect' '
daughter of the late Francis Gerardin, Etta., of Polo
street, Oxtbrd-street.
On the 19th instant, at St. John's Church, Watee
road, Mr. J. G. Kendall to Miss M. A. Harding, t;
terhury-place. Lambeth.

At Copenhagen, George Beresford Christmas, Esq., tit,
Augusta, youngest daughter of the late C. Kortrig"
Esq.
On the 13th instant, at St. Catheiine Cree, Leadeoh9o{
street, by the Rev. W. Mann, Thomas Rout, Esq.,
of
Onehouse, Suffolk, to Susannah Page, eldest daughter
the late Mr. Samuel Burch, of Stowmarket, in the Sin'
county.

DIED.
On the 89th of Angust, at Limasol, Esther Harrier, tb°
'Went daughter of the Rev. Joseph Wolff. •
.41
On -the 6th instant, at his house at
London, amented by his widow,. and highly respected 11„
deservedly esteemed by a numerous circle of friends, in 17,,
84th year of his age, William 'Stalker, Esq., of Incline; ir
.the pariiih of New Monkland,,ebire of Lanark, North Pri-
tain; the, last suel4ving -of L 8 eons of the late John 6P1,-,
ker, Esq., of Inchneyi and of Magdalene Scheab.
daughter of the late Peter Scheah, Esq., provost of 1441:1
and second cousin to the bite Andrew Stalker, gsq.,
Elizabeth Hay, of Inebnock. .
On the 15th Mat , in Sloane-street, Miss Matilda Grant'
On the 8d of October last, on board his Majesty's 04
Ocean, at Navarin, Thomas L. Leaviss; second eon of the
late Major Leaviss, formerly of .Newcastle-upon-TYYLeej;
much regretted by all his shipmatos for_ his mild and :mow
disposition.
On the 11th instant, at her house in Edinburgh, Dire'
Murray, of Henderland, aged R.
On the 13th instant, aged 33, at Bensbani.bouse, CM:"
don, Elizabeth Marsh, the beloved and truly affeCti"Bl
wife of Air. Henry Icatslake, eldest daughter of Richert'
Preston, Esq. •
On the 14th instant, at West lkforil,ey, Edward Dnd-
ivell, Esq., aged 80.
On the Slat October, at Tobago, aged 66, ElPhin't*"
Piggott, Esq. many years Chief Justice sf that Wand.
On the 14th instant, at Ilimpton Court, Sir John
Thomas, Bart., aged 83.

PILINTED tHIII PUBLISHED by MURDO YOUNG, et the
SUN Ounce, 112, STRAND, LONDON.
London, England, 1828-12-17

TREA TY WITH PORTUGAL.

The following is an Article of the Treaty of the
10th July, 1634, relative to the privileges of Bri-
tish subjects •
• " That no_Alerid, as he is commonly called, nor
other Officer of .his•King!s Majesty, shall arrestor
impeach any of the people of this Republic, r,fwhat
rank or _condition whatsoever, except in Si criminal
Cause where he is apprehended in the fact, unieks he
be first empottered in.-writing by the Judge Conser-
vator; and that the .people aforesaid, in other re•
spetv, as to their bodies,. dwellings, books of ac_
tdunts, interests, merchandise, and good.:, shall enjoy
torrid and the same immunity within the dominion
of the Mott- Serene' King of Poi tugal, from inipri-
*onment, arrests, and other molestations whatso-
ever, as is, or hereafter shall be, granted to any other
Prince and people whatsoever, in alliance with the
King of Portugal : nor shall they be hindered by
any safe conduct or protection, to be granted by his
authority to the subjects of the said King, or otter-
frequenting his dominions, from recovering their
debts; but they shall have a right to sue every man
to justice for the recovery of any just debt, what-
ever be his protection or passport, be he a Farmer of '
the Revenue, or any other privileged person."
London, England, 1828-12-17

MR. PEEL'S LETTER TO VIE LORD MAYOR.

The LORD MAYOR now submitted to the Court
the letter which he had received from Mr. Peel.
It is well known that the late Sheriffs frequently
complained of the want of classification in the gaol
of Newgate, and that one of them once declared,
that if some improvement were not adopted which
would render the prison contamination more easily
to be guarded against, he would himself bring for-
ward the subject in Parliament. It is believed that
the Secretary of the Home Department had received
intimation that nothing had been done, notwith-
standing the appeals made to the Corporation upon
the subject. The Lord Mayor gave the members
some surprise, by sending to them summonses,
stating that they were requested to attend a Court
of Aldermen, more particularly, for the consideration
of a letter which he had received from Mr. Peel,
relative to the state of Newgate, and an unusual
number of Aldermen, considering the time of the
year, was now gathered together.
The Loin MAYOR then informed the Court, that
he had received a letter from Mr. Peel with respect
to Newgate. His Lordship read the letter, which
called upon the Aldermen and the Sheriffs to act in
accordance with the provisions of the 4th of Geo.
IV., relative to the manner of treating prisoners in
a gaol, particularly as to the mode of classification.
The letter particularly pointed out the fact, that
from want of proper classification, boys of tender
years were constantly associated with some of the
most desperate characters in the prison. The letter
also hinted that the act was imperative.
It was immediately determined that the letter of
the Hon. Secretary should he referred to a committee.
No observations were made on the subject by any
Alderman to the Court, but as far as we could collect
from the desultory conversation which ensued, they
were of opinion that such a classification as the act ,
requires could only be effected by a considerable en-
largement of the gaol, and by the Government har-
rying off the convicts as quickly as possible to their
several places of destination.
London, England, 1828-01-03

NOVEMBER.

Sixty-eight barrels of oysters, a pipe of wine, and
Sir Anthony Hart, exported by the Holyhead
steam-boat to Dublin. A statue of Venus de Me-
dicis, severely reproved by the Lord Mayor for
coininginto the city without petticoats. A gentle-
man charged at Union-hall with whipping his wife
before breakfast. Oleaginous baptism of the Lady
Mayoress's silk gown at Guildhall. Intense fog ;
Mr. John Wilks unable, in consequence, to east up
the Vestry accounts of St. Luke's parish. Reported
loss of the Pandora, and Mr. Kean's nose.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 5314 14 1
3 per Cent. Cons. ...
3!i per Cent. 9ONN5si
Ditto Red 901 ii%
4 per Cent. New shut
Ditto, 1346
Bank L. Ann. ls9h
shut
India Stock
Ditto Bonds pm.

PRICES OF IRISH sTOc,
Bank Stock '2441;1
Consols, 3 percent.
Gov. Stock, 33 per cent 90
Ditto, New
4 per Cent. 100
Gov. Deb. 33 per cent.
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent.
Ballast Office Deb. 4 v. et. -

Arrived.

Por Share.
27%
21%
15
7%
9%

Due. I Arrived.

O America 1 0 Hamburgh 2
O Brazil 0 0 Holland 0
O Buenos Ayres
I Dublin
O Flanders 0 0 Lisbon 0
1 France
O Gottenburgh 3 0 Mexico 0
O Guernsey& Jersey. I I Waterford 0
London, England, 1828-01-03

ETCHINGS FROM LIFE.—No. VII.

ANNUS InifORABILIS ; OR DIARY FOR 1827.

JANUARY.

Lord Chancellor Eldon stood four bouts on his
best silk hat. A the Duke of York'sfuneral. Same
Nobleman in the cause Wellesley v. Duke of
Beaufort., received from Mr. Hatt an analytical defi-
nition of the phrase " Hell and Tommy." Grand
Fight between Crawley and Ward for the 'Chem-
pionxhip; a gentleman found among the crowd—
'lurch surprize occasioned by the discovery.
FEBRUARY.
Sensibilities of a bum-bailiff inexpressibly shocked
by some facetious stanzas on his nose. Crinz. Con.

Astley v. Garth. Sir Jacob's connubial sufferings
valued by a Special Jury at the exact sum of One
Prince Esterhazy and a party of fashionables
visited the Thames Tunnel; prodigiously delighted
by the sight of a tremendous steam-engine, working
right above their heads, and suspended only by a
slight wooden frame-work.

SIARCIT.
Mr. Raikes accused Mr. Brougham at Brookes's
of wantonly undervaluing leis beauty. Terrific flood
in the Highlands; immense flocks of sheep swept
away, together with a pair of leather breeches, the
property of Mr. Lze, of Kirkconuell. Trial of
the Wakefields tit Lancaster; his Grace of Gretna
most partiviLlarly drunk on the occasion. First dis-
covery of Oxford by Lord Venables and his Chap-
House of Lords summoned en ?name to Bow-
street, on suspicion of having stolen an umbrella;
important debate on the subject.
London, England, 1828-01-03

WRIL.

Shakspeare's Jubilee at Stratford ; Ghost of
Hamlet had his pocket picked of a snuff-box by the
Fairies in the Midsummer 'Night's Dream. Col.
Trench accused by Lord Plunkett of impetuosity in
having taken only three weeks to burst out in a set
speech against him. Sir Thomas Lethbridge held
forth on the Corn question; appropriate quantity of
chaff in his oration.

MAY.

Lord Eldon apologised to the House of Lords for
Ins Resignation ; Mr. Long Wellesley overheard to
say that no apology vas requisite. Mr. John Wilks,
junior, overpowered by his sensibilities, shed tears
in the House of Commons. Pleasing diffidence of
Mr. G. Dawson (ex-Under-Sec.) in Parliament.
Various diverting flashes of eloquence put forth by
the Marquis of Londonderry in the Upper House.
Rev. Mr. Cunningham proposed to knock down all
the Catholics with a sledge hammer.

JUNE.

Miss Turner took the oaths and her seat. i►► the
:House of Lords; divers aristocratic eye-glasses in
requisition on the occasion. Literary Fund Dinner;
a few odd coppers collected among the Me►nbers, en-
tirely attributable to the. deep impression produced
by Mr. Fitzgerald's poetic powers. First appearance
of the Rev. E. Irving at the Caledonian Chapel
with his hair cut. Ninety-eight matches made up
in the Sporting and Matrimonial world, exclusive of
one between the Dike of Saint Albans and i:qrs.
Coutta; consequent engagement of the latter to per-
form in the " Honeymoon" for a limited number of
nights.
London, England, 1828-01-03

VULY.

Crockford's Hell proposed to be called the Saint
James's University. • Mr. E. G. Wakefield sent to
jail for not marrying sufficiesitly at Calais. Biver
Thames took lodgings in the Tunnel for the season.
Grand Fete at Boyle Farm ; not a single lady
squeezed to death. Mr. G. Hawkins convicted of
the manslaughter of his wife. Two full grown Mer-
maids seen shaving themselves on the coast of
Cornwall.

AUGUST.
Lord Chief Justice Best's panegyric on boxing
vigorously applauded by the Heads of the: Wilts,
Grand Jury : infinite astoui.hment -weeasiontd by
the report of tlrerer-being any heads among them.
Scott's "32emoirs of Napoleon at a discount. Lord
Chief Justice Best accused Sergeant Wilde, at Buis-.
tol, of want of temper. Ireland deeply distressed
for a Lord Chancellor. Abundant emigration of
pickpockets to the Review at St. Omer's.
London, England, 1828-01-03

OCTOBER.

First public appearance of Mr. Kean, jun. and the
Giraffe. Commission of lunacy, a Mr. Montgomery
proved to be insane in consequence of his never
reading the 'newspapera ; striking proofs of a sound
intellect deduced front this very fact. Giand race
between the Mike of Gloucester's travelling car.
riage and Mr. PocOcke's kites; his Royal. Highness
distanced.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

s•uth Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Billd, £l,OOO 24. 58 54 pm.
Ditto 5OO 2d. 54 53 pm.
Ditto Small
Ditto Commercial pm.
Bank for Account
India for Account ......
Cons. for Ao. 83%, 52 414

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Paid.
Anglo Mex. Min. Co. ciss. at 51. pm.) £B5
Brazilian Mining Co. (iss. at 51. pm.) £2O
Bolivar Mining Co.
Columbian Mining Co. (iss. at 51. pm.) 211
General Mining Association
Mexican Mining Co.
Alliance Fire and Life Insurance C 0.... 10
London, England, 1828-01-03

to supply their immediate wants. Should the alte-
ration above alluded to be carried into effect, it is
expected that immense quantities will be brought
into the market,,,so that although it would appear
there is a !diminution in the Public Income this
Quarter, still no ultimate loss will be sustained by
the Revenue. It is scarcely worth while to notice
the absurdities that have been put forth, as to orders
having been given to the various Offices to keep the
books open till the latest hour possible, in order to
swell out the receipts; the accounts always have
been made up to the latest time, nor will any devia-
tion from the accustomed practice take place in the
present instance.--New Times.
London, England, 1828-01-03

AIONKEYANA.

Nearly ready for publication, Part I. (to be completed in
Six Parts) of a SERIES of ENGRAVINGS from
Humorous Designs by THOS. LANDSEER, entitled
MONKEYANA, or MEN in MINIA-
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Life, and the Costume according to the present fashion.
CONTENTS—PIate I. Satirical Title-2. I hope I don't
intrude—S. News from Navarin-4. Phlebetomy-5.
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