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London, England, 1826-11-03 00:00:00

FORRIIiN FUN.
Chilies Bonds, 6 p O. 37

, TWO O'CLOCK.
Alex.Boods,S per Ct. S 4

Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct. 54 *
Colombian Mods, 6 p C. Idex. Bds 1825,6 p. Ct. 65; 4 ;
Cam Bonds, 1824, 39; 8 9 Ditto Acct. 64/ 3; 4; I ;
Do. Acct. 39 ; S; 9 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 11 ;
Danish Bonds. 3 pCt. 5211 Ditto Acct. iii
Do. 80ad5,1825,5p C. Fr. Rentes, 5 p C ililf 75e
Greek Acct. 131 Exchange, 25f 60e
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MARL. PAID.
100 TO 50
• 400 225 295
British Iron Company 100 sy 6 6
Castello & Espirito Santis 100 is
Pasco Peruvian 100 15 1;
Real del Monte 400 400 465
United Mexican 40 25 lie
Marine Alliance 100 6 oe
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 20 16
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA, Om 21.
MetaUlques 90*. Bank Shares 1080 7-16.

A nglo MeXidill
Banos

The Princess SOPHIA paid a visit yesterday to her
Royal Brother the Duke of You&
Sir HENRY TERRIERS, Adjutant General, and Sir

RICMAIU) JACKSON, Deputy Quarter-master-general, transacted
°Mild business for some time yesterday with the Royal Duke.
Prince Immix, the Russian Ambassador, Prince
Potiosac, the French Ambassador, and the Mamie& Peusau.a,
the Portuguese Minister, transacted business yesterday afternoon
with Mr. Secretary Caminito, at his office in Downing-sweet.
Dispatches were sent off oa Wednesday evening from
the Secretary of State's office for Colonial Main, to the Yard of
DALHOUSIZA Governor General of Upper and LW(' Canada.
Dispatches were received at the Foreign Office yes-
terday from Sir WILLIAM A'Couar, our Minister at Lisbon.
Prince and Princess POLIGNAC, Prince Lavas, the
Loan CnancaLicia, and the Countess of Lanes, &c. &c. were among
those who called yesterday at the residence of the Ounces-Los of
the Escasiainta, in Downing-street, to Inquire after the health of
the Right Hon. Gentleman and Lady Sanas Romaisost, &c.
The assembling of Parliament in November will give
the new &MAIM& his salary nearly three months sooner than it
would otherwise commence.
Miss Mirroan's Tragedy of the Foscari, which will
be produced at Covent-Garden Theatre to-morrow, was accepted
and read in the Green Room previous to Lord Briton's Tragedy of
the same name having been known in England.
We are requested to gate, that Mr. THOS. WRIGHT,
of Alsop's-buildings, whose name appeared in our Mary-la-bonne
Police Report of yesterday, is not brotber to Mr. WRIGHT, the
banker, of Henrietta street, aa therein stated.

ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAN.

Yesterday a Wardmnte wa• held for the purpose of electing an
Alderman for Vintry Ward, the gown having become vacant by
the death of Alderman MACWAY.

There were three candidates. On the LORD MAYOR calling for a
shrw of hands, there appeared for Mr. Sheriff Wisicuerren 21. hand%
for Mr. Callon 5, and for Mr. WvLoa 16. Mr. WiLDIt and A.
Csoon immediately demanded a poll.
After some conversation, in Which the friends of both parties
testified the strongest reliance upon the conduct of their favourites,
the Electors began to poll. Each of the Candidates polled one, and
the poll was ordered to open et fen o'clock this day.

TIM VAST.
The 4isitins of the boded tin* eases thronging dearer far
Than joys the present bear can give, than present object► are;
I love to dwell among their abodes, enfolding to my view
The dreams of petiole(' am and gars, and by-gone glury too
For though such retrospect is sad, it is a sadness sweet,
The forms of those whom ma revere in Memory to greet,
Since nothing in this changing world is constant but decay,
And early Sowers but bloom the list, to pass the first away 1
Areas dfonthiy Magazin&

COURT OF CHANCERY-THIS DAY.

--NOP -
PRODUCTION OF NOTES OF THE JUDGES.
WILLIAMS V. BACON.

Mr. SHADWELL, in calling his Lordship's attention
to this cause, (which had been ordered to be tried at
Leicester last July twelvemonths, before Mr. Justice
Park), said, he had at the last Sittings applied to have
the notes of the Judge produced. It would be in the
recollection of his Lordship, that a new trial lud been
ordered, which had since been disposed of, and it was
now wished to have the notes prior to farther proceedings.
The LORD CHANCELLOR tai 4, he recollected the notes
had been applied for, but he could not say whether they
had been furnished.

Mr. HIALD said his Learned Friend Mr. Shad well la-
boured under a mistake as to the state of the cause,
which he had understood had been done away with. The
facts were:—A trial at law had bcen had, which was
tried before Mr. Justice Park at Leicester ; but the Lord
Chancellor, on the hearing of the cause in this Court,
was of a different opinion as to the construction put
on the numerous Deeds and Acts of Parliament ad-
duced in the Court below, and directed a ue .v trial.
That issue was tried before Mr. Justice Holroyd, and
the Jury had come to precisely the same conclusion as
iu the first case, consequently there could be no utility
in now moving for the production of the notes of the
Judges, unless the parties, after two verdicts against
them, intended to have a third trial.
The LIMO Ciartemoa said, in reality the intention of Mr. Shad-
well was to have a fresh trlaL

Mr. Seem
The Leas

.Yes, my Lord, we do mean that.
au.oz.—Then you shall have your motion.