The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-22 00:00:00

cessor.

THE FUNDS.

CITY, Twelve vi Clod.
The appearance of the British Funds have been extremely
gloomy since the commencement of business. Consols closed yea-
terclay at 08-1 and commenced this morning at 83a;
since
whichthey have gradually declined to 82 with a heavy prospt.
The Foreign Funds have been equally dull,
and prices of all a ecre
lower than yesterday ; Mexican being tllii ; Colombian Bands,
411 /, and very little business transacting in either. Schemes
seem to be quite out of the question, and the -prices quoted may
be considered rather nominal than otherwise.
Three per Cent. Consols, 821 ; Ditto far January, 8S 1;
India 4 per Cent. Bonds, 40 2 pm, ; Exchequer Bills, 22 B. pm.
Foam); Funns.—Austrian, 02 ; Brazilian, 66 7; Ilium
Ayres, 65'7 Chilian, Chilian, 39 4.0 ; Colombian, 1824, 41+ I.

Consols, 831, buyers; 4 per Cent., 1826, 97Two o' aock,

Consols, for Nov. 89k I ; TilitfoNfßor Kre1.LE493371.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.—(THIS ,Dar. )
THE COLOMErAN tti OVEN NAIRN? V. 9.OTHSCHILHp STOKES; AND

writ Elks.
The pleadings in this case were opened nu a former day; It
Was a bill filed against the surviving partners of the houte
of Goldschundt and Co., and against Mr. Rothschild and
the othex four inspecting trustees of the affairs of that house.
The hat set forth, that ni April, 1824, certain representatives of
the Colombian Government, entered into an agreement with the
house of Goldschmidt and Co. Jur raising a loan to the amount of
four million seven hundred and fifty-thousand pounds. Accord-
ing to the terms of this contract, the Colon, hiau Go vernmeat
were, for every eighty-five pounds advanced them, to give a bond for
one hundred pounds, bearing six per cent. interest, so that in fact
interest at the rate of eight per cent. was to be paid on the money
actually advanced. It was agreed on the part of the Government
that the revenues of the State, and particularly that on tobiteco,
should be pledged for the repayment of the loan, and deeds of
bl'tntill'iholeernittglhiaogse
I,tiLiffie,se,fe:ooli:fdtathtiLaiolthttsieltsaflipe.eliaciont3tiwitt.dhiterwie.deelirev
ieedtoeuldieaagetatHirtiitsainalfosoblArghtoelt
fmiotra'rnillilatgaaeji!et Sink2tit:of
the loan, they were to receive the instalusents of it, to retain outs of
fund fur a final redemption ashy Jean. Thu bill now tiled prayed
an account of all the sums received by the house of Gulthe:nutidt, on
account of the luau; likewise of all sums paid, laid out, or ex-
pi.lided on the same account, so that. if a halatiov appeared to; be
in favour of the plitintitlit it might be paid over to them. To this
Mr. PENlellivrON now appeared on the part of the surviving
tpintelb2ill,Thieirgit'alea,nteiadt iti:t3.lteleintainni'e4ourntlgicnco'atulytraoit•thetlrieortetienetiisorlii:
such Government recognised by this country as the Columbian,
and although it might be insisted on the other side that at the
time of the ratification of the contract, the. Colombian Govern-
ment was recognized by us, still it would appear from the ?labi-
ate own adiniasion that they had introduced into the contract
certain alterations which it did not appear were contemplated by
the contracting parties in this country, so flea in fact it was not
the same contract by which• the defendant had hound the :twelves;
if, indeed, they could he considered as ever hound to a Govern-
ment that slid not exist. Another objection in , that even
supposing there was no question ,as to ti.o political exiNt-
rot* of that Government. still there Sir m no inatanee en
record in which it Sovereign Stem had been allowed
to sue in .a Court of Equity. It was well known that
the Court could recognise no te:irties to a suit, ands-as it posses-
sed the means of enforcing its decrees against them. True it
was that they might sue at law, but in Courts of Law there
was no such thing as a cross Equity ; and a plaintiff in a
Court. of Equity was pledged to pay to the defendants any
balance which might appear against him (the plaintiff.) Should!
there appear a balance against the plaintiffs in the present
instance, how, he asked, could the Court enforce the payment ?
The Learned Gentleman insisted that the contract, if vela
in any other respect, must fail, inasmuch as it violated the
Statute of Usury. True it was that the original agreement
between. the Representatives of the Colotnbiati Government
and the house of Geldschmidt had been entered icati at Crileis.
and that the deeds in fnitheratice of that contract 'were executed
at llamburgh, but this the Learned Gentlernan contended, to be
a mere contrivance to elude the operation of the Statute. The
contract was with English merchant", the money to he raised
in pursuance of that contract Was to be obtained in Eng-
land ; • the dividends on the loan were to be paid in Eng-
lund, so that frum hegitirthig to end the transaction was essen-
tially English. Wrath! the Court then. eyeing that 0 peer
cent, ialltt be paid on the money advanced, allow theteutrivancs
rowed to in the prey at immure to suiceeeili llikiiiJelb WiliK this
rhammenta.executed out of the kingaliifit*-, . On the part of lkielikes.
.:-liiithilehilil ilia the other invitees Ale Le',,,. aeil Gentlemmein.
„nut' ted, thetas the plaint:ll%lM not seek the benefit of the trim, they
hail ens right to call upon these gentlemen to, answer.
'Me keetlitNEY-tie/iEIIA I.; followed ou the haute side.
vithtitAlutthrtiheteBl
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to
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address,
Mr.
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iiiiteitengt:LhatiLdfo :wetonhh
oetelw)nhi:
attiff4thaZ
although the 416firidanti avere. not liable to the Colombian Gov
s
to the contrast lit his individual capacity, and not iterepreteintetivito
of the Government, 'With hint the honatof Goltisehmitit bait ani
through, managed their attain,' with the Wolabiatt.' Goverment,
lieu:not:llya
necessity of going to press at so early"a",:til.Ahot:lti'tir7hpeev":te"iu6e4T7Lett:ryt)lhil7:
givinin WI, by expressing his hope that,the,anirt by 44 ties'i-
sun
," would Prevent 'thelamebtable consequentest stitch must re-
All Malty lens frotu the defeat of his Moira. If the t. is- Government did not receive that Hit of the Luau, and so
large a partion of it too,. inanely. 1,,,,,ti ',"/lii'''ll' 119 w wse' it
Sot
be expected that they could pay the (o'4'en"' on it?
.;,,
The Vmr-eltANCllLtua said that it sins nevesamyter the put,..
poses of justice that the t ',tort thould see all, the parties haute ila,
The present bill did Hot '" testis
t!'r it).alwilloilthesinte.itt ii. )4-.
ve-m-it---)-T: ,),(,;,•:,,,,,-,,,:i."!iit.,,sie Governtrieid kul .cortsisi' iluti,-
cre:A"e..,_ '64 hil" ? i,,0, tumult, said in whoite Auntie it isued.
Vun"UUSt by ‘`.:',7,1, des:ceiption of peraonsil: it tvos impossible that
jL'ele intle. ''''''''.' amiainerial 1 f die Court thid ttot know who the pap.
Ulitic , vetild
I"'t
uutriu• ntikat therefore be allowed. His Honour wits
timwetet th.".*•,'
~, !Jai mi,.ht he tiled if the art'
ofoPiti 'that '"!
*in. , . •
Pr' „. t, aii otiottvatiun trout • Air. H. Grant his lict ea.
im.”. ,t I ,
~ . ,
„. . • , stti. in lie, opinion. Mr. hutted° could re.a. su,ttii, the hat.
said' that .
Air. edit aei takikritEti til it
the deecription of the partite as
giveti ii hill was the same its set-forth iii the motrsoi and ilk
oier
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treaty with the Columhilm Govittamt net
11,,,, iirmsraTosi;) in miter that his clients Might ure'wg right
with thopuldie,..wiShed it to' heitriesen, that iniiniisti of being in debt
to the Colombian Government, they had 0 helluve a half a
'alien sa due to' thein from thit *M.

•
,
'UNITY , HOUSE London November 16f , SPIRIT_ •OF -THE - PUBLIC' JOURNALS.
. - f . . .
' - I S2tl.-L-Wltereas, •by virtue of an Act panted in the Third • .
- T FROM TIIE, LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 21. ' Rochdale,Lanattshire, woollen carder and cotton epiantr-J. vision of a future pint of beer dawn* on the fancy of the
----e— Coupland, Liverpool, factor-P. Clarke, Manchester, grocer-J. ploughman. Fur, very far it is from being fully develeped.
, year of lee hibeeety'e reign, the Corporation Of Trinity House of • Some of our evening contemporaries appear to have Lord Charoberlain's.Oniee, Nov, ot, Wallace, ' Liverpool, merchant-W. Wheeler, Upper Chenies Sometimes the idea is rejected, sometimes it is fostered. 'At
JaiNnesot,siee is hereby given, that his Majesty withhold a levee at St. Mews, Bedford-square, coach-broker-J. Langwith, Moment, one time he is almost fixed on the Red Horse ; but the bliss
peadoed ateono are authorized and empowered, upon requiai- been placed more favourably in the House of Lords than
, palace on Monday next, the 27th inst., at two o'clock. Cheshire,. iron-founder-J. Bell, Liierpool, Merchant-H. Beau- ing fire and sedulous • kindness of the landlady of the Bea
tie'', or with consent of his Majesty, his heiee, and successors, ourselves, for seeing. and heat %drat passed there yes- ~. • . '.. . . moot, Liverpool, merchant-T. Gray, Marsh, Isle of Ely, corn- Cow shake him, and his soul labours ! Heavy is the ploughed
ot, his or their ' most Honourable Privy Council, from time to • '
terday, so far ee the appearance and and proceedings of • , Whitehall, Nov. 14, 1826. . mon-brewer-R. Lee, Mincing-lane, wine-merchant-J. Purden, land-dark, dreary, and. • wet the day. His purpose is at
time, to reduce, relinquish, or sbolieli, alter or modify, all. or The Kitig hae been pleasedto grant the place of one of the Birmingham, merchant-J. Hilton, Rusliden, Hertfordshire, least flied for beer !-Threepence is pat down eor the vie°
• • either of the Raul Prices Mee or Dutiee, or Tolls, his Majesty were concerned. Nothing would us more 4
any, or , , / / Lords of the 'Session of Scotland to • George Craustouti, Foe in flirmer-E. IL Higgins, Norwich, wooletapler. •• . ' of ale, one penny for the stupefaction of tobacco !--and thew
. , . , , frequent •' - , • ,
payable to them, or any part or parts thereof ; anti are further real pleaStire than to have :opportunities or record- the room of George Ferguson, Esq. resigned. are the joys and holidays of millions, the greatest pleasure and re-
, authorized, at any tiale or times thereafter, to revise. or . re-eats- .
rug the respectful and affectionate reception: of the 'Kilos PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Fa Lees and R. Bushell, Worcester, printers-W. Maud a
blisit the sonic in mariner as in the and Act is more particularly . • rid laration which it is in the power of fortune to bedew ;--and thee*
J. Maud, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocers-J. AVLean and .1.
set feed' .- • of England by his faithful subjects. • Nothing, we are per- ,-
- Commissions in the West Sontere; t Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
fliornas Abreliare Gent., to be Cornet. are the amusements and holidays which a wise and parental Legis-
Ileleno, Eieter-R. Horner anti J. Horner, Hertford, common- he con-
lature should not despise, or hastily extinguish, but, on t
et
In pursuance of this authority, the eaidl Corporation have pro- seeded, could be more satisfactory to the Kieg.than the . Cemniissions in the Royal Carmarthen Fuzileeerse '
brewers-C. Bea.stall and G. Cie Sutton Nottinghamshire
Grea;
,
, posed to, REDUCE the TOLLS payable tee the LIGHTS on the experience of such cordial greetings from his people. It 'Moines (and not John Parry, as stated in the .Guzette of the Vary, protect with every regulation which prudence and moral' y
. i eoeein and carnage-manutacturent-y,-G. and'W. Maskell,
1 hh
. FERN ISLANDS.; and their said proposition havieg received is; therefore, to be doubly regretted that such occasions 17,th instant), Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice G. Phillips, re-
-1 gree
Pe
g come in
would in an . tie rmit. We must be leave to go int° the
, his Majesty's Royal assent and confirmation, . signed. College-street, Westminster, tailors-R. Creser and T. B. Hockin, Dun Cow with the poor man; and we beg our readers to e
are so very rarely administered, t.,lta,t, a Isci.od in itself so de- .
Stonehowee, Devonshire solicitors--W. Jackson and J. Hendee-
,
te-C. Gough and Co., Princes- for a moment with us. Hedge finalata very good fire, a very good es•
Notice is hereto. given that on and from the, let -Jarmary next
, / DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. ''' tured landlady, who has some o)liging expres.sionifer even' be'dY'
the Rated, hitherto payable for the lights on tbe Fern Islands will eireblos Mid, we noubt net, so uesireu oy tire Sovereign son, jun., Liverpool, millwrigh
• - • • - • ' J. Stokes, Peckham, Surrey, printer. greet, Spitallields, silk-manufacturers-W. Derry and W. R.
cease, and the undermentioned Hates wilt he collected in lieu !Omuta he thought, witlifew 'exceptions, hardly worth the R. Rowe, St, Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, grocer. • Derry, jun., Launceston, Cornwall, mercers-W. Osborn anti a clean bench, and some very good Ale-aud all this produced he
thin-eel, vit. :- • slight perk:mai trouble by which alone it can be obtained. , Co. Lombard-street, tobaccouists-J. Hal and G. Huhn, Stud- the tlop-
the competition with the opposite alehouse ; but for which, he must
Present • Rate to Future Rate to it ie at least quite obvious that yvhatever may he the cause BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. have put up with any treatment, and any refreshment ,
ley, Warwickehire, needle-manufacturers-G. Liverati anti T.
, cease on the 31st commence on the to which the withdrawarof- his Majesty front tire I.um re genera ,hat li • ' . •
J. Eveleigh, mug cutter.
Rovedino, Albemarle-street, singing-masters-I. Ludlam and J. not sensible that his landlady is obliging, anti the ale g d.
posed landlord might have chosen to place before hico.00411? Ifit:
. Dec. 1826. . let Jan. 1827. eye and observation of his people ought in reality to be im- r BANKRUPTS. Herlihy, Tuxford, Nottinghamshire, attorities-G. Pigott and • e me Is-
--- ------ -
Gwatk,n, ...... re, carpenter, to stir- •Pe Slewitt, Doncaster, milteters-T. Stokes and I. Horton, Bir- can it be supposed that the common people have not tire u
ler
tinctions and niceties in their homely pleasures, as the pit
Britieli Vedieels., ' lid. per Ton. id. per Ton. mutter Nov. 13, I)ee. 1, and January 2, at twelve, at the White • •
d I d 11 f 1' 1 • '
oes ea ale o • extraort mary sec limn. If the motive Poole mingiram, beta-piercer/1-W. Menton and Co. Bourn Lln -
, Mtn L a
Foreign Verisele privileged , Bristol. Attornies J Evans Che -tow •' and •
Lion Inn, d . , pe .'
should they not be indulged in it? Why should debar u
they be 1
• of •Hie Majesty in maintaining this habitual privacy, be an shift., maltstere-J. and G. Barnes, Ectieston, Lancashire, seeds-
.l sses have in their lusun'es? Why should they uot have? W.:Y.,
.in respect of • Charges I ed. per Ton. ill. per Ton.
anti Co., Grey's Inn, London. from all benefit of that principle of competition,
. apprehension for his delicate and precarious health, we can men-J. Richards and J. H. Dowley, Crooked-lane printers-
as British Vettsele G. Hawes, anti J. B. Moor, Bridge-house-place, Soothe. ark, method by which such advantages are secured, or can ever .
but admit the, validity' of the reason, while we lament its G. Ross and W. Hammond, wine-mercha '• ' •
ute-J. Scott, jun. and • . the
e" Weds -Is .
„ ...order* e "I' b•I
Sil: per Ten. lid. pet. Ton. herdwaremen, Nov. 28, at eleven, Dee. 5, and Jan. 2, at ten, at .T. U. Hyatt,Newcastle-under-L me wine , / .tf eiel;i (19 tl method to which y
, wine-merchants--C. 1. secured, o any class o nt n.- le
always
' privileged - - exietence. In truth, a more frequent sight of our ,racious
le ehe Court of Commissioners. Attorney, D. Richardson, iron- Webb and J. Yem, 13e1 1 Al 1 h 1 ' '
twe ty, °meet is ire, co liere-W. Reid upper classe wl •th ' I- one are concerned, .
s, terevei eir owu p Las •
'lices b • '.11) t• -• 11 • fir tire
a ove-ntententet . u tee are ma, e once only t Sovereign would be a sensible relief from the pain of wit- monger-lane, Cheapside. and Co. Glasgow, printers--J. Onurod and W. Naieby, Saint i sensible of
have recourse. The liceneers of public housee are at
comm
_
whole voyage out and home, but a single passage subjects vessels .
nessing (what might in that case .escape our notice) the J, Drake, Havell-streets Camberwell, merchant, Nov. 24, Dec •
• Helens, Lancashire, linen-drapers. , this, that, where there is only one man, nothing ie more ca. ne
to payment of the full duty. , distinct and inexorable ravages of firm upon a once bril-
. a 1, at twelve, and Jan. 2. at tee, at the Court of Commissioners. than to eubstitute, and make exertions to set up another, a d this
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British vessels and Foreign vessels entitled to the privilege of tient presence, on a clear anti melodious voice, a pure arti- Attorney, Hutchinson, Crown-court, Threatineedie-street. by gentlemen who are by no means friendly to the
reciprocity, in respect of charges, are exempt from toll when us- ciliation, and a perform New rtamar o 'Nov.4
performance of the duties of his royal office J. White, Boar's-heat', po 10. , vintner, N . , LAW .INTELLIGENCE, of alehouses.
vigated wholly ia ballot. . before Parliament, marked by a cool and easy self-posses- 2
Dec. Dee. I, at eleven, and Jan , at twelve, at the Court of Coon-
fly ""'"ginul--_-.
•
By command of the Corporatiou, sion. Yesterday-perhaps, owing to a less fortunate Wilkinson
miseioners. Attornits, I n amid Lawrence, Bucklerebury. ROLLS COURT, TUZSDAY, Nov. 21. THE MARKETS. ,
J. HERBERT See. .1. S. Bland Charlotte-street Rathbone-place, haberdasher,
, • choice of position than that enjoyed by some of our ' • ' •atinsom ts, wesrsau, waxerrien, Alen mons. _---_.
- ' , , , Nov. 24 at one Dee. 1, at twelve and Jan. '2 at one at the In this case which was part heard on the preceding evening, of Tuesday.)
o. (Fr" th,,„11 Loadon New Price Current . .
i,
brethren,-it (we must ackno*ledge) appearbd to us, tile Court o? ? ' .•''
' ':
1 firm last weeks b t
On Montlaynext will be published, itt one thick vol. royal BVo. the King had undergone a considerable cliang • • 1
.e sincs le i Commissioners. Attornies, Stubbe Sutton , Surrey; Mr. • GAltitA7r said that in the unavoitial leabsence el • leader,
a , • , , , . ) o. iris o ouo.ta.-s see Sugar Market cont.nuei. _ . ace_ .d
which 'is the enblye
W. Lowless and Lowlese and to, Hatton...court Threadneedle- Mr. Horne) lie should mummies b readin the evidence in witho tb • k
113 ART 1. of the PAR,LIAMENTARY'' HIS- last did Parliament the honour of addressing it in his •own street, Landon. ' . -the prices anti
support of the bill, which consisted taunt exclusive! of extracts trade 't was believed would materially etleet both , 1
y
..i. I'ORY and Review for 1826 ; reittaining the DEBATES royal person His Majesty, always pale, •
. . - .T. Cross, Southamptonestreet, / ( ~.. y g . . u ris ness. The favourable report y.estei•day of the tt uee
Covent-garden, coachmaliter, front the answers put in by the defendants themselvee,
of the last Session, carefully. revised LA arranged under appro- easim much, ,
more pale than we had ever seen hini. If in Nov, 24, at nine, Dec. 5, at eleven,- and Jan.; 2at ten, at the Mr. Wsubmitted,l Mn. ed.
AlC.F.Filit.l) n t lat le urea was not reading showed theniseivre at market, anti as the deliveries
' from the war
priate heads. , Price 25e. the face there was an inerea,se of size any where, it was Court of Cominimioners. Attornies, Ilinrich and Stafford, Brick- the whole of the answer. the demand for raw Sugars'. At an early hour to-day
house last week exceeded the corresponding one of last year by
a iticipated,
. On the Ist Jae. 1821, will be published, , not, we regret to say, that. tort of growth which denotes ingliam-street, Strand. His llooolle wall of opinion, that when the Counsel referred to 1,600 casks, and the reduction of the etock, which wg
,
' PART Ilee-The PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW, contain- firrit health. Then, in delivering the Speech, • which sifter ft, &radian, Lime-street, ship-broker, Nov. 24, at one, Dec. any particular fact, he wee bound to read the whole nf the answer, having taken place in a more rapid manner ilm igen-re - I
eneie, ...tit t le
ing EA/aye on the principal subjects discumed in Parliament, to- being prepared by his Ministers, bad, beyond all doubt, 1, at eleven, and Jan. 2, at one, at the Court of Conneheieuers. as it bore upon that fact. pected, there was evidently a great wish to Pur
_sea in their
. .
gather with an Exammatum of the arguments employed in debate. been previously communicated to his Majesty; and, in 'attorney, A. Gordon, Old Broad-street. Mr. Suooru eahl, lie was concerned for Mr. leetvard Gibbon holders asking rather higher '!ewers Pe"
prices, the . •
.. ,_. ee btesect-
, Also, ire speedily as possible, all human probability, more than once read by him or R. Weaver, Plyiumith, linen-draper, Nov. 24, at eleven, 81, Wakefield and his children, and wished to know whether any de- operations. At a late hour A't treed too the bioee_i
to-say the itS in „ eaeace than
' anal Jan. 2, at ten, at the Court of Conemessioners. Attornies, (Tee was prayed for against them. vades were 1,500 casks; the prices we thiak fatly i'. iiP . •
, ',Ala in.—PARLIAMENTARY ABSTRACTS, contain- recited to ,lum, there appeared indisputable evidence that Mr. Geititerr said, Mr. Edwardl Gibbon Wakefield and his lot week, particularly in low Sugars ; the reductiou ot the stock
eag the Substance of all important papers presented to each Howe things Were not Its they formerly had been with this elegant If.v.it eßnd Coia ll,ydon-square, Nineties. reported that
- . agg„weipeol, lace-maunfacturer, Dee. 7,8, and Jan. 2, infant children were only introduced as necessary parties in the suit. since last week is near 4,000 casks. It was illigletlY repo ears
' during the Session. ' • . end accomplished reader. His Majeaty seemed at a lossinre- at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Holden, Liver- Mr. GARRATT mid, the answers did not pretend to convey that the dietillation from grain would he stopped,
Printed for 'Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. peated cases, either for the' word or its peel tior ion the mantis pool ; and Wheeler and Bennett, John-etreet, Betlfoni-rowe Mrs. Roirtenes annuity was regularly paid. There was, codes- at a lett hour, and net extensive. The transactions i.
adtitivatt
' ---------------------------. ------ erript. Twice he hesitated; as Often lie repeated the opening H. Smith, Bristol, scrivener, Dec. 12, 24, and Jan. 2, at i
sethy, an atwount between the parties, and on dee ground alone goods hut week were not attended to, as the supplies "rg In bor,
Ql, M.ALES'S WARRAN'CEI) PENS,' a vi- plinsee of a sentence; and one or two words he hurried twelve, at the Rummer 'layette Bristol. Attornies, Wiggles- tire Court was celled upon to grant the relief prayed for. Mr. to the dexuand ; amti the b t eager to
dyers were no
et to 046 '
' K., rem* degree, of hardwood and simile, marked is follows : - over, as if some transient pain or Uneasiness were affecting worth and iletiesdale, Gray's inn ; and Callender, Bristol. Edward Wakefield 'said something of an account kept in a book as they Anticipated snore parcels wouhl be brouge r 11,
, , ueruhu II
,
Ilif very bard, for Etching, &c. • him. The deep interest which every loyal, subject feels W. Wood, Salford, Lancashire, innkeeper, Dee. A
-• b• Awl Jan. but lie iievee alleged that this book Was in his custody, nor ever yesterday, however, the favourable accounts flow
' edi It re.
le heed, for note hand. 2eae twoe at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Nab!), Man- offered to produceit. The Leanted Counsel, in conclusion, sub- and the immediate and extensive demand, occasion • or go
iil all that relates to the Sovereigai, and hie actual condi- few
Ell fine anti bard, for Ladies' letter hand. ter • and Smith, Basingliall-street, London. netted that there' WAR an evident inconsistency on the face of the cal advance in the prices • for Lumps there were
tion, together with the rare opportunities for observation, etala ' - • • few werk.
• , M metliutn, ti general writing. ,S. Shaw Newcastle...under-Lyme; Staffordshire, maltster, Dee.. accounts • that a balance clearly appeared to have been dine by the sellers, either of parcels ready, or to be delivered a eaa, dee
' leads tis to the mention of these particulars, trilling as they ' , , , • . ,
S soft, fine nib. 13, 14, anti Jan. 2, at one, attire Crown Inn, Stone, Stafford- defendante to Mrs. Robson ; and that, even if the defendant's sue- hence. As no adequate parcels of Lumps could he eyeese
. may be regarded by some people, and perhaps incredible bhiee Att •II N I' 1 • ' ' ' • • • • ge"'al'" -
SS very wort, for heading Ledgere, &c. -. --unties, yatt, ewcaddleatineel--yme; and Wilsou, ceoleti in proving Bic whole of the answers, they had failed to buyers again owned their attention to eingle Loa
et of le '
SB soft, with howl tithe, for Lawyers, etc. try others, who assume to be par excelh•ore the loyal. For King's Bench-walk, Temples. prove such a settlement of accounts OS would bar the claim of Mrs. low goods, and purchased largely, at an irregular advee ~1 ae
loftily causes we heartily wish leugth of days to his Ma- ,J. Matthews,' Gloucester, harness-maker, Dee. 18, 14, and Robson. lf the Court agreed in this view of the ease, he thought 28; the wholesale grocers did not purchase yesterdays "ea
Sold only at 13S, Ablerigalleetreet, London. estouPt 'I
iesty. it is not merely that seasons of prolonged prepare- Jan. 2 •at one at the Rummer Tavern Bristol. Attorniee,
, p p P . . ult. be no o .
there co. 1 ' ' objections that Mr Edward Wakefield ought ten week the quantity of fine goods taken for the botne ee v,,,....
N.B. . Stationery and Account Rooks eupplied cheaper then at • .
, . tion are things to be devoutly prayed for on behalf of all Poole, .Greenfield, • and Co., Gray's-lons Loudon; and Palm, be reruoved from being a trustee. of the country was very considerable.-Molasses were
most houses in Loudon. We think the market this morning is rather checked ilsce% a
-_—___—_-- ..... _ ,
men Olio have bail their full measure of temporal gratifiea- Bristol. • who had conic into Court during the a ment,
.. .. Mr. Honor, w g rgu lettere from Hamburgh by the stearn-boat which sailedea",,,,,
.e: 11COATENT HARPS.-SCHWIEbO and Co., • ' 4 h require ore than o alin . lis •• li
reels, ans. w o . m 1 . aty t . tip. ne to
„um _ • rY• .
G. Shepherd .1. Peat and 'W. Massey, Barnsley, Yorkshire, .
said he should briefly state the, decree which he asked. ,He held
•.- A in returning thanks, for the extensive patreirage with which withdraw their minds from scenes of wordly concern; nor lt . -manufatturers, Dee. 16 and .1 t
15, at six,
~ a a 1.2, at eleven, day, has been delivered; the . Sugar Market at that pori -
but thus ru.auwaserfiued
that no account bad been settled under tire marriage settlement, heavy. .1 „, ,„ e ~ie e, el'
-.there is lees briskness here, but the moot
at the Public Offieo Barusley. Afton-lies, Clarke and Shepherd!, .ae u
• they have been honoured, are happy to inform the Nobility, isl h. that It royal. demise has always proved in its after. _arm. ea e, , ...„ e :odd if the Gaut coincided in this opinion, it was of course to
lett' cleared of low goode, that no reduction can begs'''. • -
. , is ley ; and t erktne and Frampton, teray toinn. el •an areetint to be opened and settled. Jle also moved, that P ,Y ted; the '"
Geotry, and Musieal World in general, that they ban jillit Oh- ronsequences an expensive species of netional affliction ;
J. Ey , mere mut, Dee. , ,an an. x,
eleigh, Manchester, 1 D 13 14 d J - 0_ Foreign or Emit India Sugars no business was repel L.,,,,, or
'milted his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for a new and brilliant but there are considemtions, more particularly relative to at two, at the Star lon, Manchester. Attornies, Wilson, Man- 'd::.;:tealin funds under the trust, which were iti Court under an
IMPROVEMENT ou the HARP. It hes been ever a subject Ireland, which we do not scruple to say, wotild render Stich ' • . • titer cause, shorrld be brought under this cauee. The necessity of. tiries were, however, coasiderable, but the holders etel"l/
advance, prevented transactions to any extent. t lot
chester ; and WON and Co., lokeuhouse-yard, London. •
Muir-
of complaint, out! the Makers' attention strongly directed to re- an event at this Moment a source of extreme anxiety to all C The • •Coffee l‘fai: 4. ehl this prayer was evident, because Mr'. Edward Gibbon Wakefield's
G. Kerridge, Bet:cies, Suffolk, grocer, Nov. 28, Dec. 8, at
a, . , • e . comm.- re was no alteration In the
move, those unpleasinf, jars to which Harps have always been humane and thinking men. We forgot to mention, that twelve, and Jan. 2, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Atter- dinary St. Doonagg elas
etildiren were interested out not represented in the other cause,
week till towards the close, when or . ode A
timid enVeet-a desideratum, latwever, tiil rinse, unacetnriplish-
t / whenever any of the pauses to. which we have referred ney, Stephen, Betifordi-row. but they were both interested and represented in the present Ul9o` .
. W.. SeilWitlSO and Co.'s Patent will be founsl•effectually to Mr, I leA Li) said, lie appeared for Mr. Edward Wakefield, who 5.8 . . 1 61,„,.-whlcl aa,
~ . , , _., took place, Lord Liverpool, who was on the left of the J. Dentith, Liverpool, silversmith, Dee. IS, 14,-aud Jan. 2, at o . and 565. ; good ordinary Dutch hoa. ant .....„.n to
rellietly this defect, giving a fulluees attll rumness of MN to the se had taken ano we active part than any of the other trustees in pay- fi•eely at 48e., and fine ordinary at 50s. ; fine ortboare P
iltrone close at the elbow aids Majesty, appeared tolabour twelve, at the George lun, Liverpool. Attorniee, Massey,
lustrument hitherto unknown, as well aho as facilitating very , 1
muter no Yommon deoree of nervous tinxiety anti ember- Liverpool • and. Adliugton and Cu. Bedford-row London.
aoneiderably elie movement of the Pedals. They will lie happy -
aa, ,„ • , , _ , . , .Mg Mrs. Itoloon her mum ity ; and lie should have to submit that
tl . bill should he dismiesed altogether, with costs for a more -
nary coloured Brazil realized 505., and the teaueoe
ere few 'el e •
s there w spa
to give. proof of this troot intereeting discovery to any Lady or rassmeitte-e .1 linee. '' - . . I. Monti:won, Biletote Staftordelere japanuer, Dee. 5, at sa, "- 1 ' ' • generally would have been extensive, but ,d opt su .
t;, at nine, and Jan. 2 at two at the Littleton Anne In P ' ' ' '
, .4_ bumper> twee he thought, had never, been brought before a Court higher. The Market yesterday took a decid.cd_turtino,ra utter,:
. seletstlernati who will temente them with a cull, at their teetaleish. It will he ' difficult
for event the 'most ptactised of otii• ,ei ee • ets? • ' • • . ' r', ' - of led tilt • ' Sonic family diesentlione hart arisen between the par-
•uneot, Will, Regent-street, where, ass extensive desserts-tient of eroakere to discover in the Speech from the Thiones elle ~,,tre:t..
iiiitt,tewr,ina,,,,i,,altiti awl son, Widest ; amid Hunt, Craven- , 1); •
thoughti • •go flow isv
f to. There were two Public Sales to-day , . ~e
except at a further advance, which the buyers
otwieouridaaira Brea:
~, . tuts, took. es was oftent tire ell4e, they Itire Is latest way o
sold 48e, and es, 6 a d• . samarang 4es. , e
_elle do
+dew unit brilliant-meta ilarps anti Pialso-fortes is eferstentty topice which. can be matie the sideleet of *peelings ca4ining. J. Cooke, Noethutloo,d..phey,,cmome,,,4l..r,,,,d, ,-,,,,„„m„„_ annoying each other wee hy eugaging in a reit in the' Court. Airs. 57. aee,•t. ; or mare _ 64.. 4 67e. a a
on Sale. If it does not contain the antiu.nciation of hasty interpo- ger, Dee. 1, at twelve, 8, at ten, and Jan. 2, at twelve, at tee it. bad no ground foe conning into Court, to apply for relief, fur leer
price,
e wl'e'ret. itiglin9er.ertl4' WnarithY' Dethnel‘"lasrt'few days
Market
tar A great variety of Spanish Guitars mm sale.
sition on behalf of Greece, which some enthuriasts and Court. of Commissioners. Attorney, Jager, King's-place, Com- anuidity had been peal up, and there wall actually nothing owing coffee • in
to her when the bill waa filed. But this was not to be told to by private cao2iit;euhtigte..,a;v: been very
••• *es Harps anti Piano-fort/1s Lent on [line; Roman Strings
stokjobbers anticipated, it assures us at least of the anxiety wercial•mad• lirazil and St. Doming 4tas a aos, 'the
of the first quality: ' Major Robeon, who having married a lady with 2/000/. a year' ve
-of the Crown "to arrest the progress of existing hostili- It. DIMS, Abingdon, Berkshire, carpet manufacturer, Nov. 24, 'lstate. but
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.a..... 1, •
and beyond thisamxiety, and interposition of
4at elevei. ),. Dee., I, at nine, and Jaaa 2, at ten, at the Court of Co
e • did not feel that he had any money to tht•ow away in law, and , ' , '
rri ' CLARK'S 'GENERAL (HMI I"
1 /NU , • " • the amendments were then tacked to the bill praying tint certain
Anututesiouers. Attorney, :Leer, King seplace, Commercialeroad. • , g Line pure .
friendly offices whieh must neutrally flow from- it, what
10d. a 100.-40 Para 8(1.
no reduction in the prices has been submitted to•
~,0 peruse°
' • eit • WAREHOUSE; fin. the EAST• and WEST INDIES R. Wright, Howland-etreet, St. Pancrae, apothecary, Nov. 24, ,
fonds should be brow lit into the case in order to ive some aro'
could be ex ected from a wirdent Governoient ? Theadvantage gtl ho filed'•
spect of to eue.w . the bill. 'put, as regarded
es g . ~..., for the week eluting last rug' lit inclusive, consist of 2 i
_ars se.
rroto-The Cotton Market has been in a langr boo
and SOU'l'll AMERICA, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. a, . p . ~!, . . . . Dec. I , anti Jun. 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commierioners. At- '
wee 1, in t e 'mous ev to ilt eontaine to our tuternat tontiee Allen 1 fes 0 1.;
ana -. oarosie-etreet, Soho. the merits of the case, Olt what. dul his Learned Friends rely?
' Officers, Cadets, and Writes goieg to belie, and Geutlemen P.l ! 11 nel II f . A 511-Duty paid, 270 Egyptian lid.• lined
I situation, cantina be necused o exaggeratiug our adivau- J. l'iackeutie and S. Mtirhie, Oxford, tea dealers, Nov. 24, They alleged that there were errors in Mr. Wakefield's account, „ e
' l' to Routh Anterint or any °flux part of Ale Globe,
prnetel lag . •, , irttlid, JaANDY, anti lIOLLANne...-Ilie btlYera appear,„,,..1,5 saw
s The statement that though the late distresses Dee. 8 and Jan 2at el. -, • . and ou that ground called upon the Court to decree a new settle-
-will find it.t this retablisliment the whole of their Military Ap• tage . . , ,
.., . . , a • , teen, at tho Court of Commtheioners. , , to come again to the Market and to purchsee. '11:1:.,-r seed.
Swords, Clowoe, Sober, Bele', Pietule Ike. . togee -ofethe eontmercial and manntacturing classes have afleeted Attornies, Bell and Brodrield, Bow Church-yard. went. But upon what did they found their charge of errand ?- Rio oet a -41••
pointer-lents, Tuesday last consist of Jamaica, 32 over, Ss. 1 „Ag
lieu some brunches of the revenue there had been no such di- T. Crossley Altiermanbt r a ' 't le item of 5/. which the Court would tiud arose after •
' tiler w itli it large arid veep-manufactured stoek of Sea due,Coue , • ~ • s .„ e ,
_s .1 y, tt miming manufacturer, Nov. 28, 0:1 a 1111 g , ,
25, at Se. 511. and Leeward* 4 and 5 over, two eareeaer, orae
and Bedding; Cabin Afaelolintid Table*, Chairs, and boots; 'minutia' lit the internal consumption of the country, as to thic. td, amid Jan.. 2, at two, at the Court of (..;ammissioners. At- the settlenteut of account,. and dui not at all interfere with that ,
•"1 4id d all h R Ma ecet looking "is 0(-
1 ovei es. ~ au gener yt e um I
Sea, Chests, Mule aisd Bullock Trunks, and every other derferip- excite any apprehensions that the great sources of our torney,
.Cdadil, King'is Arms-yard, Coleinateenreet. ' settletneut. Under all. the circuinstanceee lie eubinitted that the the bess °at t few
, H. Pitt, Cuek case Mei one in which the Court could make no decree. Brandy is without alteration, the holders for e, •ha il
thin of Travelling Equipage. prosperity have beenimpaired, is altogether incontroverti- field, Siemer, victualler, Nov. 28, Dee. 8-, and Jan. and 152% ''.o sais
' Ing for 1925, Ss. Gd. ; 1924, Ss. sd. ; le 1
' AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with the ble, The immense speeulations end importations of the Taft . ' •
2, at two at the Court Of Commissioners. Atter ' ' ney, Stout, •
Mr WaKEFIttLO argued at considerable length on the same usva Pg .ee owe
vies Inn, Holborn. . side, anti had not concluded his argument at ten o'clock, when transactions to any extent are reParted"-Ge se
a)
' neceeeory requisites for India, and other tropical climates ; like- latter part of 1824, turd a great, part of 1825, together . r a rod f 110,
parcels off the Quay 21. 411. At a late hou g
choni 0
0,, r
R. Trevett, F. 1 1 1 the Court rose. ' ,
Ins dury-ii aye, mot maker, Dee. 5, at eleven, 8, at '
fSi . 1 Artichar Knives and • 1
wltde a great variety o leer and Platte • , , wit tle embarrassments of eap.ititlisms arising froth the
1 t eleven, a tut jata 2, at ten, at the Court of Commiesionere. At- Mr. SUCIDEN is yet to be heard for Mr. Edw. Gibbo Wak produced by the sale of nearly four thousand roe • ,
id Hatiltes-n e- • .
Forks, suitable for familiee goiug abroad; Military al *tate. ef. the Money Market, diminished, necessarily, the eurnies, elvai„nd Richards; Basiochan..atreet. field and his infant children; and M I-I 'reply.
Mr. OgNe in of winch above three thousand were Leeward* soe' 11 ej, is 0
, ,d bot '`
, . • ,
r unfree Books, Maps, Ste. , importatione, of the present year, and affected many im- J. Nathaneon am! M. W. Drugingers Mansell-street, Good- ported about to be prohibited.
-100 Bahia 91--ISOO am.
, 2s. 6d. Distillation from Grain, in Irelattil an
..• 1 1 . 1
POrtfilltbritOWS .ot internal istunstres which had partaken searee.fieldia wholesale eoyeenerch,„aa Nov. 28, Dec.• 5, anti 'Jan: IMPROPRIETY OF CHECKING THE COMPS.
A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriage, Carlyle, Tandem,
of the extravagant excitation of the preeerling period. .If 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney,- Share,' eee ------ess.:
• Phonon, Stanhope and Chaise HARNESS, with every deaerine TITION ()F PUBLICANS.
• %ion of Saddlery, &c, lke, for Wane use, rEast and West-Indies,. .
. ,
such tircunistances had produced, for a time, a consider- benchurch-street. •
excellent
mid South America, which merit inspection (rem their . .
.able diminution in the internal consumption of the corintry, J. It. ISllBurnie„. doleman-street-buildings, merchant, ' Nov.. 2, '.' Fr ' ''• Orem ,po
There are few fresh arrivals of all torte of e, de). ,
. ( om the Ecitnburgh Review •ust üblished.) at 111° Or"'
' quality, filet style of workmanship, and moderate prices. ' Dee. 1, and Jan. 2, eat eleven, at the Court of Commissionera. week.
TheCNCvnilleNit-tEraXdCe
rellAniNaii7;l-aleteTredstis::el6llol7
.we should have felt little surprise, and we should have ariticis . . •see. lee • Jag
What the poor Shall drink-how they' jahalC drink it--•in pint ley, of good &Et • • •ri demand, and rata iese
Attorney, Mr. Simpoon, Austio-friars. • . . qu ie,is i .is not II etel.
„, .. All the Articles in this Eatalilishment are wurranted, and the
ij to , of, jutted,. witlecoofirleirces a speed/ (vitiation of the transient' ' cupsthe or quart mugs-hot or cold-in the morning or. the evening Beans and Pease are without variation. These last ee
- excellent plan of fifty years standing is etill strictly stiller , DIVIDENDS r '
ort.onaitely, ho.weve.r,
.t e embarrassments in the , ..
• ,
- asking but one Ready Money Niece from which no abatetnent , (=VII/ '17.. istichester victualler Dec '.lO a
, ,• • eommerciql und mimiltiicturms worms Wlneh were caused J. Prince, A. • , ~ . •.• , t ten, at the Office of Mutton be opened-whether the lila fleu'ee
-will he• made. • Alaneheater-G Palfre luau C I-• • " ek Horst elan continue to ARRIVALS, NW I SOO
. ' Clairol); by the itn.prndence ot our own speculators and. ea- °f Messrs. (.)ve", - • y , ray, A atales-
i, . swing in the iiir-or the White Home, with animated ,crest aud e,„„e.,, 1 Wheat. I iterley. I ewers,
,e--
- ' field calico-printer, Dec. 19, at two, at White's Hotel Mauches- tail o 1,000 era 2,459 qrs.
~ .
• •
. ' CITY POLICE. ,• . pitilieta, have produced so little efitet. on the general PH" '' ' , , n longer portend spirits within !-all these great questions -*--
ter-T,, D.. Bowlter, •Warinsworth House, Yorkshire merchant de wile ons Irish -- --- 0,900
, gumption; that the' Lxctse has suistained little or no 'die Dec. , ~, ~, . 1 e upon little clumps of squires and persons gathered together Foreign 2...60 ta
' -at the Geo • Inn, Ne '
20, a; eleven, . not weast p le-u on-Tyne in ale-houses ' •
1 minution. . 'When the coneurriptioridOei ' not•fiill ot, pro- • ' , in the month of September-so portentous to publi- • ---e-.-- ----e--•-- ---s-----
_ea..,
tie follovvirdg reternt of the number of prison,ere urougut ec- . -F. Holt Liverpool, cluirund-rnanufacturer, Dee. 14, at one, cane end ii tr' ,
' ' ' hi 't ' '
fore the Lord Mayor aud the sitting Aldermen 'during the last diletinn Is net likely to be impaired.
.the eipeet t 0 t ex.. at • the Angel Inn, Liverpool-T. Asdrews, Solio-square, rd •
ar ages .to eats and oportemen, to guzzling and gatue. s IRISH AIARKETS" ee------e;:t.
Mayoralty, as ronlpareil with the number of aiiisonera brought . pressed in the Royal Speech, •
that time eepression of trade linen-draper, Dec. 12, at ten, at the Coed of Commissioners 1 e -
I tun by no mean friend a a to the multiplication of public- '
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Wheat, Barley. Oats.
up during the two precteling Mayoralties, will *how, the state and and manufactures will gradually. abate, and , that our tom- T. Jepeons Heaton Norris, Lautewhire, comnum-brewer, Dec. 20 •
louses, says aplump rtiricidegentleman '
1 11e in loose mud coloured per ballet per barrel per barrel ~,,. .d.
....,..74.
• gaiters, xotle-green jacket and brass buttons, 20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. .f...........-----T.,
progress or crime in the City, tie far as can be ellown by neurbers's-. mace sand industry will soon resurrie their wonted a.ctivi- at tntelve, et the 'Red Lien inn, Heaton Norris--C, Fearuley, f• a .. . Perhaps not ; • but
.i,ntnostkheeepele.atfiztrodp:eptor:i.ee.hitlinfeyeoiru,r)f , --..—. ................ ------ .. .. d. 4 i•• go, ,n
MANSION-HOUSE. ~ . ' , . ty, will be the more disagreeable to -many of our • •
tift::obmooptestr'ut:
political South Sea-chanibers, Threadneedle-street, merchant, Dee. 12 at • •
your are a nen to the multiplication of Inns.- You are well
, arrowgate, arid Bath, d.as•e• ieo...ise is IV'
166 Wino)
Corr— 25 0-31 016 0-1. 015 5-10 ! !fa- 00 14 11-..,, 00'4
ftehueraiiuseis-t -
lctil.estronealtlefei%ikr.l..ls!lBsC:3:o: 6085 11i618
0-8611081 0 111:
riit 1
..ti0:1198:00 r):Ir-0:_ilottdo"0 illo
11)7,1'0°1
f aware, tint in your journeys to Buxton H
--- • --- •••:--------------fic" -iii:"..-iiii4;;;,--v-17, 77-'---- ravens, because it is, amply juetified by what has alreAdy' eleven at the Court of Commissioners-J. Roberte, High Hui-
. t
• , .
ladies. saidue moaners panto, Teat taken place. Every branch of our manufactures has been. Imni, corn-.dealer, Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commie- b 1 f
onses, turd secures or you and yours the most reverential tealowe o• 58 4,-413 16 0-.17' 14 0-._ ,I,..P,,'Fiio....reulini'o i 114114-46 u 00'0
, . .
vv-.•-•------,ithmaji,
m„.y0,....1..ranN„,. ----; ----:
----"--"-,02 --"---74,45 "...--"' 'tending towards improvement. hat mpiovement gene- effinere----W. Crowther, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, coach.
, . . . g"'''' oo- 0° 00-
9, 1823, to Nov. 8, 1824 4.15 173 . MSS rall takes place at an unequal rate lir successive portions of welter, Dec. 12,, at eleven, at the Court of Commiesioner A °lnva°rftits
6---1. of entertainment. From wh t 1
Graliant Union-street Bisho s te-street lass-dealer, 2 aot ler eanse the sudden and over- CATIOW.... 28 0-300 15 0-18 14 0-'l6 °
.Carratt, Mayor-Tron Nov. 9,
458 100 502 360 1415 ' time. It goes on rapidly during one week; arid that vers. , . , p ga. , g , , Dec.• , wheitning tumult at tine' Dragon ?-Why the agonizingf Belfast, -11 6-12 Cro 0- 0
0254, to Nice K. 1825 - -later. ~.
eseenateet, Afayor-.Froni Noy, rapidity' emotes the toinparatively slower ameliorations or - . ' ' firs. ani snay is caee and jelly pushed in at the wineow ?wh - - ------- - ----
~ , xorkeline, linen-inanufacturer, Jan. 2, at eleven, at the Public y •-•-_--e-_,--e..-.,-......--e-_-.=. -- ,„,,,k_
----Tr -- I.
9Mt, to Nov. 8 1828 430 188 632 *746 iii4(l it stieceeding Week to ,be regarded as a step in retrograde, - - - , • are four eyelet's, footless, legless horses, Beef, Mutton, Veil. .".;:t. iSt. - (I, i• in
, Office, Barnsley Yorkshire-W. Sciwercroft, St. Mary's, Hover- rapidly macumeen et y
' •11 1 b
per lb. per lb. per Ili. per e • ..,..- ----• it o. .
Inn . 44- t-'•;rait or t hese regrew, eO/1,, pierce), heiged in the Comp. „ ther thatein an onward course. But, through all these e oii_ ' .
.. .- r breeching andheating reins? Why are you whisked off, amid the . .............--- ,ad. a 0 0
' "1 " i ' . ' ' b Lonl Mayor. ~- 14 • o west, 1 topiteeper, Dec. 12, at tea, at the Cutle Inn, Haverford. le , „ , ~ , a
„. ; , . ,—.—.... ~,Ls•4l, 'OO .0 in
, 31r. nuns t 08.4. 41u II their passes were.signati Y the
successions of . minor, fluctuations, the tendency towards wests 4 et, . Inn ki 01811110 W wattere, °wore tile utrunora DM nau time to commu- d. ao.L4d.d.r, d. s. d. ate 0 80 1 , ....•
............. WC B IJ M Rai L h
. own, Jun, W. „ rows, ant J. Morse, nwoug , • ..... 0-.... tin 0 , ... 0
'- - '- . been too evident G ' ' emote
'' - • ' ' teIeILDHALL. , improvement has for-some months past . , teeeeseerehire, elethiere, Jan. 5, at eleven, at the Court of little 1• ,
nt you thesod state of turnips in the neighbourhood? Look now "rle ----14 -Is 5- 0 0 000 3.$ 000 0 0
.„. Limerick- 31, -5 -40-0 00 o,.**,
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-------'---- bdC • d b tine most prejudieed. Many .weeks Cummissloners-AL Robiuson WPt id dH T• lall a to t w rigut as you proceed downtime main street, anti you will ),Vaterfoni 0-00-0 0 - 0 SO tl-**; st. u-- ),"
Fe. As. Mistie. Nee to e me even. y re , , . • •• , . ar 1 ge, an H. im , behold the sign of the St to 0-ail 4 ese 0 0, e 0
• .' .'
.- ' tondos. satins. manors erente Total. ittiVe ela eed since the men who day after day, hell been Birmingham, wharfingere, Dee. 22, at ten, at the Royal Hotel, 1 . e ar and Garter. Make your bow to the raealalenee--- .3.i zti 4
.... rt : 33 0..3,5 000 , 0 .'"
. : P
* J illOll 1101.1..... W ............. ../../....... ............. wra1........., p
have tiered even to re- Birmingham-J. 6old •I et] I ondon-wall, Merchant Nov 24 audit)! ', , , , ,
ti for to him you are indebted for the' gratification of your "`"`' se ''
as „
Wedowee). kla.fOn.-Frotri Nair. annomming, the approaeli of nun,. .
.‘ , , ,
at . es iti er, .. " , whales, anti tine activity Os vour movements. Hie waiters are as Tralee.,-. 4-5 -• '
t.), 043, tiO NO, t 1,,, tees ti" 5" 'MI 99 2" •1 ~ thou' l' 1 ' ,dietiMA ' Witeri'• the meeting of eleven, at the Court of Comtuisioners--0. Hurt, King-street, sallow, I • - .' . d Behest ......, 0-o o
lees inein rcr a Aim , p.te . f. us vertehne are as flexible-Ins fret turns aft prompt an
Alamein-house Cheapoille, furrier D 2 t ten at the Court of Co •.-
,
, . II T ' Dee.
2'a • ' ' minme decisive. Wo to tl e D 11 1 bers and sleeps IWoto e— , rioU
• -a--- Parliament, at thief period of the year, was first announ- ..
shiners_ - , , 1 Dragon i ire sUM Or $1)
llobinsou Gun-street, Old Artillery-ground silk- BIRTHS.
• Total 4353 Ced, we Wed. dhat the special object of it was pro
s , . to - manufecturer, Dee ' 9 ' ' ''
'' , the Star if it does not glitter! Each publican keeps the other in Fee" f
1 Freeman, o
8 at eleven at the Court of Gotrunnasioners,-.
ssarrett, Cliayor-Prom Nov. 0.1 i . vigilant civility; and the traveller roll's along to his jour- On the 16th inst. flue lady of Jelsen-1
left, to Nov. ti) 111115,-•.,•-ni 121 I 452 I 1335 tee I 0011 cure, ts soon as-t.onvern y . . .
I 'entl could be, a. Parliamentary G r t r t',
' / , , • ' ' a state of v
of certain species of .or er, areeterraee Reeent e lark, lineo-droper, Dee. le ,
at •1 tel • • j . • ' ney4 end 1011ing an the cuehion of competition! Why not there- gardens, of a son. flown' id
blansion.house 1:11 altnetiOn of the provisional admission s evalli a the (,ourt of Coninuesumere- . Mason, Little The- • At Hain di the lady of Georg. , siouee„..-e
• eeetempomries den e
i d ee le. fore extend the benefit of this principle to the poor' villager or the el, Hatnpstett , eid, en--
Teta) ewe foreign grain. • .Some of otie • wise Ng / s-mex, hay-dealer, Dec. 15, at one, at the Court of Co on Irela
many comforts to the landed Mount Prospect, county of Rumania ra_a_e_.--•---- •
see
av From Near
' 1 ~ . , I this; tincturing their credulous readers, .
that Ministers, otiesiouersee-W T k Bath, , Dec. IP , ' lit' needy traealer-which producee so
• ue ett, grow-, _._, at eieveu . justice?
• ' liennble% al-
''-71, IWO IO4 i 479 1 1 te, I.We I Mlalarmed • d'n evils had found it necessary to as- at the Angel Ina, Ilatii-J. Herdern and P. lligginbahana Mac' end substant eel
0, IW:4 to Nut. afit„coin„iLnic
the sagacious sug- elesfreld, eak - Essex, ee
There are two alehouees in the village, the Red Horse and the on eb ea h ant si,t Great Yeldloon, _ piles ore
sembie the Legielature, in order that ,
„, , . . . were, ,e . s •menufaets Dee 13 at eleven, at the Court of e that the' '
e tI ' ."
• ' - e 4100,
• • Dun Cow. Is it eoinnion sense to attppOs se two pub- Thr - A a' ta Dickens, 05th r g use es
Total, - . CAI g flow; of Hume Wiritlmitin and Brougham, , sup- tanunussionere-- T Thomas Oeuaburg-street New-road build
miglit
_._ ,
.. T. , . , , builder, . • • , ,ustosuers from each
e other ? and o.oa. gar, 41) In
' •-----7,77----t. 7-----1..71--,7,----„e eenetell . .'.
- ' 1' M Venom and I.)ee. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-W. it G.e !leans are not desirous of plume late, youngest daughter of the late Leo
h Wl'
n.y.
041 111.1111roell all' Um Jain eleven mar r• F--, the defiCiencies on* . Liverpeo , es „ K,. i fith, Regent's CA that the means they take arc not prechely the same as theme of itn- es ' Ledge, in the same eou t
City-roads iron-merchant, 1e i. eeet., of Broomfield ,_ e
Th. following are the .. ,) .
M Peel. Tl' result . ' .0 ti' at w ; were m the rig it. nal Basis, . C
•r, le resu pow, i t. • , --ec• -2, ' -' -land retaining'••
hy Foaming por articles, them with
at twelve, at the Court of Commissionerse-C. Hop se• portant inns,' Ou the 21st inst., at St. Alark a laiur let Flea of l'ea,eiP,
pe, mg -
attics :-. Alti, Thorp .
4400 -,-N4-01 imes
7 • • ' street, Cheapeid h -civility lattention? .
We really tlo not Mean to accuse English Wtre Hovels, Alsmander APKensie Kirkland, ~. i.a*
Ake Wood's ht s!,a.,yralty, in co I ...,,,n... . e,. mere Ant, Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Court of
41,4 ", . esemareasee , , iere Is a good deal of to Isabella, third daughter of James Dowle/ Egg" ° .' 1, peel
1 e!, nee_ CommiOiniereseen_ T ses, (Issue. cumberheet duo, Magistrates of ill niture,. 01 1" g • ,
,r. nap_ . ..........t.,,, arnono then: leo thee e„ eee .i.e.a, a . _ Vast: A're,..a. e

altieh
Wood", itt 'MAtoralty,
1816 .. . ..
kl Moynolty .. . 092
8011itli .•••• .. a.. 41.1144,41,11,• 41114)
Atk Int
Stiligos
The Average nundwr of pri7oneri
io a cOnsiderablet ditttiuutiiet rir tire: it
ttiose eriatea of a motor th-,yer.ite

l'horii
mammy 4114
IttigAte ........
WAitli Mali, ..... ... ~..., 44143
oarratt

4'ertal)le3 4447
very little: tint thcr,
4111111)er Of L:liaripm Calpit 41 tch,ltie,-,
e citarauter.

OLIN Id RKET )101'E.

_ Nov. 17.
From To
pet thirril 20 stone 20 0 36
Here lti Atone ...ft.
210 18 0 o
1,ti03
10 stone
662 lisrlgy 18 0 21 1)
3.056 04t$ 14 stone 10 0 .20
,34.frs Cwt. 'stone tt 31, 0
014 Oatmeal I atone Di 0 vo 0,
`Sold to Bakers only.
o,llf, Cwt Flout 0.11.04,04*.ra5awein.0.....nr 17 30 1.1
Average prive of Wheat And Flour 44. per ark,
„,,, 'siFiriits, front tic ty:
°' Secontiti...-- Cron 04, to
14
4.4 of `-`4'• from 0(1. to 1
PILICX OF EtILEAI).
thaaNlALAgifi 411, At listlfAlttortetitLottf,2ll),

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2N

MEtTINGS OF CREDITOII S.

COUNTRY DIARY, SAritaii4v,
Illati,liard, G., Mancliebter—Star, Manche...ter—l"
(k,Plaad, J., Liverpiol—(iearge, Liverltrxsl -.-I
Ciwi bell, It., Cheltertinitt—itnyal Hotel, Cheltenikam-4
11'44Y. J., illskertep,-..lttimmer, Bristol-12
Ilrrtlinwnrtlt, Ts,,, ritayley—Whire'o, MarieheAter-9
Moursia itt Langdendaleff-White's hltltel,, Alan
1."11„.."", 'lt.,Clieitvr—Wiiite Bear, ArariCliestac-2
M4)0114144 ta,, 14vitriasal—Gaorge, Livir
Alarko) j., /16001-4'White's, Ithinehasrar--10
Shaken, E., Staitth4mptot,,,„.".4tar, soul:64100-12
smith, W., 116401--,eintiraersial
ltickerby, J., Barrell-greau,4ltorge, Pearii.lll
Wallis, 53., Chew Stokt,--White 1400,
Walter, Bristol—.Commereut. romsofriou44;

10, 3

J. Prince, Manchester, victualler, Dec..2o, at ten, at the Office
of Messrs. Owen, Alancheeter—G. Palfreytuau, Cray, Maccles-
field, calico-printer, Dec. 13, at two, at White's Hotel, Mandell-
ter—T., D. Bowker, ,Warmsworth House, Yorludtire,,, merchant,
Dec.. 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newernale-upori-Tyne
-L-F: Holt, Liverpool, charcoal-manufacturer, Dee. 14, at one,
'at the Angel Inn, Liverpool—T. Asthma, Soho-square,
linen-draper, Dec. 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—
T. Jepson, ileaton"Norris, Lancashire, common-brewer, Dec. 20,
at tWelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Heaton Norris—C. Fearnhl,
Sonar Sea-chambers, Threadneedle-street, merchant, Dee. 12, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—J. Roberts, High Hol-
born, corn-dealer, Dee. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commie-
sioners—W. Crowther, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, coach..
Maker, Dee. 12, et eleven, at the Court of Cononiesioncre—M„
Graham, Union-street, Bishopegate-street, glass-dealer, Dec. 12,
at twelve, at the Court of Comonsionetv—J. Naylor, 13arneley,
Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer, Jan. 2, at, eleven, at the Public
Office, Barnsley, Yorkshire—W. Sowercroft, St. Alary'e, Ilayer-
fordweit, shopkeeper, Dee. 12, at ten, at the Castle Inn, Haverford-
west-.4 Riven, jun. ,W. C. Brown, and J. Morse, itodbOrough,
Giotteestershire, clothier* Jan. fi, at eleven, at tire Court of
Commissioners—M. ItAimeo, W. Partridge, and H. Tindall,
Birmingham, wharfingere, Dec. 22, at ten, at the Royal Hotel,
111flultlitalp--J. Goldscheider, London-wall, merchant, Nov. 24,
at eleven
• Ot the Court of Connuiseioners-0. Hurt, King-street,
Cheapside, furrier, Dec, 22, at ten, at the Court of Conanais-
sioners-1.1. T. Robinsou, Oun-street, Old Artillery-ground, silk-
manufacturer,
G. Porter, Park-terrace, Regent's Park, linen-draper, Dec. 12,
flee. 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.r..
at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—J. Mason, Little Tho-
rock, Etaex, hay-dealer, Dec. 15, at one, at the Court of Com-
miesioirers:-.-W. . Tuckett, Bath, grocer, Dec. 12, at eleven,
at the Angel inn, Ilath—J. Ilardern and P. Higginbotham, Mac-
elesfield, eilk-menufacturere, Dec. 13, at eleven, at the Court of
Conamisaionera-- T. Thomas: beuaburg-striet, New-road, builder,
at the Court of
Dec' 12, at eleven, at the Court of Conunissionere—W. R. Grif-
fith, Regent's Canal Breda, . City-road, iron-merchant, Dec. 12
street,
at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners--,C. Hopp* King-
C+NPtikle, merchant, Dec. Dee 12, at eleven,
Commisjoners--D. Laird, Carlisle, Cumberland, draper, Dec.
13, at eewen, at the Built Inns Carlisle—J. and F. Stoddert,
Carlisle, cotton-roanufacturers, Dec. 20, at eleven, at the
Arfne.lnn, Carlisle—J. F. Baldwin Tiverton, Devonshire, linen
draper, Dee. IS, at eleven, et the New Loutloe-iur,, Exeter—C.
Wignall, Livereoel, r turpentine-distiller, ljec. IS, at one, at the
Georgelnn, lavexpool.--j. YOUng, Manchester, warehouseman,
Dec. 20, at nine, at White's Hotel, Manchester—W, Lloyd, Here-
ford, wine-nrerehant, bee, 12, at twelve, at the New Shire Hall,
Hereford—W. so ~
',are Leed s Yorkshire,' patten-makee Dec., , hi' , l3,
at eleven,. at the CoUrt House, Leeds—J. Haworth• Manchester,
clue-marrufacturer, Dee. 13, at, eleven, at the Star Into, Mao-
chester—M. Bailin; Philp ,t-lane, Venebereh-street, /001)-
maker; Dec. 12, at twelve, at the 'Court of Commissioners.
CERTIFICATES—Dxe. 12.
J. IL N°ll', Highbury-terrace, surgeon--
F., Osbableston• Hert'
ford, grocer--J. Fisher, Llanthewy Skirtid,. Montnoothshire,
maltster...J.. Sttika, Bath, pOulterer---.1. Lord, Oelterirod Mills,

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F.

(From the Edinbitryh Review, just published.)
What the poor shall drink—how they shall drink it—in pint
cups or quart mugs,--hot or cold—in the morning or the evening
—whether the Three Pigeons shall be shut up, and the Shoulder
of Mutton be opened—whether the Black Horst Oman continue to
swing in the air—or the White Horse, with animated .crest and
tail, no longer portend Spirits within !—all these great questions
depend upon little clumps of
squires and persona gathered together
in ale-houses in the month of September—so portentous to publi-
cans and partridges,. to sots and sportsmen, to guzzling and game.
I am by no means a friend to the multiplication of public.
houses," says a plump perdrieide gentleman in loose mud colon:
gaiters, bottle-green jacket and brass buttons, Perhaps not ; but
your are a friend to the multiplication of Inns. You are well
aware, that in your, journeys to Buxton, Harrowgate, and Bath,
the competition of inns keeps down the price of your four post-
horses, and secures for you and yours the most reverential awe—
from boots upwards, to the crafty proprietor himself of the house
of entertainment. From what other cause the sudden and over-
whelming tumult at the Dragon ?—Why the agonizing cry of
first inn? Why 6 cake and jelly pushed in at the window ? Why.
are four eyeless, footless, legless horses, rapidly circumscribed by
breeching and bearing reins? Why are you whisked off, amid the
smiles of sallow waiters, before the landlord has had time to commu-
Diego to you thesad state of turnips in the neighbourhood ! Look now
a little to the right as you proceed downtime main street, and you will
behold the sign of the Star and Garter. Make your bow to the
landlord, for to hint you are indebted for the gratification of your
wishes, and the activity of your movements. His waiters are as
sallow, his vertehrme are as flexible-his Ora turns as prompt and
decisive. Wo to the Dragon if he slumbers and sleeps ! Wo to
the Star if it does not glitter !
Each publican keeps the other in
a state of vigilant civility ; and the traveller rolls along to his jour-
ney's end, lolling on the cushion of competition! Why not there-
fore extend the benefit of this principle to the poor villager or the
needy traVeller—which produces so many comforts to the landed
and substantial justice?
Dun Cow. Is it comnion sense to suppose that these two pub-
from each other ? and
Beans are not desirous of gaining customers from
same
as
those
of
There are two alehouses in the village, the Red Horse and the
by p rowna ins fLona;yla)rrticles,yand retaining em with
-
that the means they take, are
portant inns,
,fe:mramittimggeneral , there is a good deal of
do not mean to accuse English
civility and attention? w
them; but they do not drink
forget the importance of ale to the common
ale, and are apt tts
kindnessMa g t r a t
act e, f
etf
our
sr eti! 0
wine-drinkers regulate the liquor and comfort of
people. When Wheit"luch as it carnivorous animals should regulate
Tfri r-eminrivoro a's animals;. as if a lion should cater for
.
coamth-horse order a dinner for 1 d There is
eopar •
capacity or. incitement to do the thing well ; no power
mtma:n:doforxo?eor►
a
between clover and cow-thistles ; no ths-
to dieeriininate between the eueeu-
nilileintoliiitmaientounleir'eal'ln' st.ootuitline:jek'o'grdnshia-hahnotrsel the distressing drynees of a superan-
nuated cow. The want
The *mem importance of a pint of ale to a coos:
to,df;sy:pasltiloiyuli:
aa source
flitittainttepnetrvoionn,
:shinoduald"nlevbeerofbeevioLverlookgcoa-natureml Justice
forget that he is acting for Lilliputians, wheat Pain* and
lie in a very narrowcompass, and are but too apt to be treated
with neglect and pontempt by their otinerio re.pleasures
About ten or
eleven o'clock in the morning, perhaps, the first faint, shadowy

On the 16th inst. the lady of creamily, s" cr
SPrill:l
gaiirrihroAoloduletuliniss>poroofapes:n, ,'o' .
name, lismpstaad, the lady of George 11Ol's t 1101:
r soots .-
it".
county ofbßoscomlAßßlEDuton. Ireland, 0 „...---t4--,
asthAe
galr4,tch
Captain
DaitekCiellore,a,t
sYtheldreboarn:eirA*lool'l,l.)!,,,ll,lyel:rft,
lotto, youngest daughter of the late Cur ,I hone ll'A ,
Esq., of Broomfield Lodge, in the sense county. ~ 40 IP,'
On the Wit inst., at St. Mark's Church, Lanibelh,'"7o,oo,„"'
Wrn. newels, Alexander Al‘Kenxie Kirkland, .F.iiti.• °lilii 4"
to Isabella, third daughter of James Doric, 1;441., ')f 1 .rli
Surrey..lsl'-
, slr. f
On tint 19th inst., at St. DUlllatti'll in the' - E.Ol.
Ray, to Mary Wyatt, youngest daughter of Dent IlepPer,
Canterbury.
----------L--.--'------- ----'-----'--T,
DIED. 1150'11'
On the 21st inst. Mary, the beloved wife of gr. Jowl'
, 01
of the Alitiories. nai -
On Sunday morning last, the 19th inst., of all colOg.e.„ • bie,l4o,
the heart, Robert, son of the Rev. R. Fennell, of rill'
SUrrey, aged 16 years. . LiOt.
On the 7th of May last, of 'severe fever, near ArrAcal a tke
3.trnea Charles Tweedale, of the Counnisaarist Departnlo,ojaleo"
101 regiment Be
ng.v.i----" Native tufautry, eldest son of James i
Esq., of Brighton.

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