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London, England, 1830-02-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The sloop Helen, Ross, is totally wrecked at Grenada.
The Poetess, Parnell, from Bartholomew to St. Antigua, ran
on shore at the latter island 25th December, and bilged, but after-
wards got off. Crew saved.
Dam., Fss. 11.—Arrived the Francis, Heard, from Maud-
ties; Sophia, Barclay, from Jamaica; and Julian, Smith, from
Boston.
FALUN/TN, Fes. 10.—Arrived the Sheldrake packet, from the
Leeward Islands—sailed from St. Thomas'. 9th ult.
Poassatouvu, Fu. 11.—Wind S W.
_ _ _ _

Ltvaaroot Fa 11.—Arrived the Thomas Denon, Anthony;
Peru, Hawood ; Susan Shaw. Davis; and Tallahapni. Glover,
from Charleston ; Ann, Smith, from St. John's ' • C. R. C.
from Sicily; Dowce, Strachan, from Oporto; James, AP./ nry,
and Grafonh, NPDonnell. from Demerara.

Cam, Fn. 11.—Arrived the Levant Packet, Cundy, from
Car thagena.
klanart, Fel. M.—Arrived the Frances Charlotte, —,
from Mauritius, and Mary Ann, Hoskin. from Demerara.
Cowan, nu 11.—Arrived the Diana, Sunderland, from Para.
Batant, Fn. 11.—Arrived the Jobn Blamer, Scott, from De-
.

Hournaan, Fits 10.—Arrived the Mersey, —, from Maran.
barn; Mary, Cumming, from Bahia: Amelia Toole, —, from
Demerara; and Lusitania, .---, from Oporto.

SELECT VESTRIES.

In the House of Commons on Wednesday night, a Com-
mittee was appointed " To Inquire into the General Operation and
Effect of the Laws and Usages under which Select and other Vestries
are Constituted in England and Wales; and to Report their Ob-
servations thereupon to the House." The names of the Members of
the Committee are—

Mr. Hobbouse, Sir Francis Burdett, Sir Robert Wilson, Mr.
Charles Calvert, Mr. Ward, Mr. Alderman Wood, Mr. Sturges
Bourne, Mr. Rosa, Mr. Asteil, Sir James Graham, Mr. Robert
Gordon, Lord Viscount Hum' or Mr. Byng, Mr. Dennison, Mr.
Keith Douglas, Mr. Sring Rice, Mr. Hyde Villien, Lord Viscount
Belgrave' M alashr. C, Mr. Protheroe, Sir Thomas Barium Lord
Viscount Althorp, Mr. Robert Grant, Mr. William Ponaonby, Mr.
Blaney, Sir Eliab Harvey, Mr. Ridley Colborne, Lad Viscount
Lowther, Mr. Hume, Mr. Littleton, Mr. Loch, Lord Viscount
Duncannon, Mr. Lamb, Mr. Robert Clive, Marquess Graham, Mr.
Townshend, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Mr. John Wood, Mr. IS'ar.
burial, and Mr. Banal.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Fez. 11.
Tut ATTORWZY-GENVIAL V. (PIERS.

The argument in this cue which was postponed from last
Tenn, was resumed this morning. The facts of the ease are shortly
these r—On the 12th Dec. 1838, the Superb steam.packet arrived
in the port of London from Calais. Part of the contents of
the vessel were live packages,whieb were marked L.G. meaning,Lord
Granville, the Ambassador at Paris. The ship was reported on that
day ; and on the 13th, a bill of sight was executed for the purpose
of clearing the ship, and the piWtaga were conveyed to Galley
Qua/ by the agent of the ship, named Noronha, where they re.
maned until the 29th, when they were entered as belonging to bud
Granville. At the Custan.house they were opened; cos package'
was found to contain furniture, but the other four had about 1,800
pounds' worth of foreign silk in them ; they were accordingly seised
and a verdict of condemnation pasted spinet theta. A rule to set
that verdict aside was moved for and obtained. _

Mr. Sergeant Josse was this morning heard for the claimants
of the goods.
Mr. WALTON WAS about to reply, but he was stopped by the
Court, who bare it es their opinion, that, when goods were brought
within the limits of a port, under the circumstances in which these
were, they were properly forfeited to the Crown ; therefore the leer.
diet must stand.
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only for mules or pedestrians. For the last
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rare sight in this part of the world, satlikely assmisa
great mischief by injuring the olive tries, ea tb• panes
if which the people entirely depend."
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