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London, England, 1826-03-24 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL AND MARITIME COURTS.

The following days are appointed for the Sittings of these Courts
during the Faster Term
Plan Sr:nu/J.—Court of Arches, Monday, April 10th—Admi-
ralty, &day, 11 th—Perogative, Wednesday, 12th—Delegates,
Thursday, 15th—Consistory, Friday, 14th.
St COND SESllol4.—Court of Arches, Saturday, April I.sth—Admi-
ratty, Tuesday 18th—Prerogasive, Wednesday, 19tk—Delegates,
Thursday, 20th—Consistory, Friday, 21st.
TLIRD Stsstene.—Courr of Arches, Saturday, April 22d—Admi-
ralty, Tuesday, tiSth—.Prerogative, Wednesday, 26th—Delegates,
Thursday, 47th.—Consistory, Friday, 28th.
FOURTH SliSlON—..Court of Arches, Monday, May lst—Admi-
raky, Tuesday, td—Prerogative, Friday, sth--Delegates,Monday,
Bth—Consistury, Tuesday, 9th.

Acc 'urns from Augsburgh, of the 15th inst. say,
expte,sts despatc.J.ed from Vienna, state, that the pub-
lic funds have erpeiienced a very great decline; the'
Metalliques have fallen to 83i; and Bank Shares to
99.0. This fall had been prepared by the very alarming
reports respecting the health of the Emperor Francis,
whose situation had become mach wi rse within these
few days; but it was immediately produced by the
failure of a great j ,bber, M. Apf el, in consequence of
which a quantity of stock ha i been thrown on the market.
Private letters from Tt irste, of a very late date, speak
of a new attack made by lertautst PACRA, with his
best troops, on Missolonghi, and declare that the result
had been entirely in favour of the defenders of that
let oic City. No particulars of the affair, however, had
yet heel received.
The Plymouth Journal states that the dividend on
the estate of Sir WM. ELPORD and Co. Bankers, in that
town, will be considerably under 10s. in the pound.
it appears by the evidence appended to the Chancery
Report, that t'.e property now vested in securities, in
the name of the Accountant-General of the Court of
Chancery, amounts to upwrds of thirty-nine millions.
The Glaszow Chronicle siys, "It is currently reported,
t: at one of the persons wirti have volunteered a journey
to London, in defence of small bank niter, has sent a
letter to Glasgow, stating that he had had an interview
With Mr. Huse isson, when he was informed that Minis-
ters were determined to give the benefit of a metallic
currency to every part of the United Kingdom."
Yesterday, the Anniversary of the City of London
General Pension Society was held at the City of London
Tavern. The LORD MAYOR presided, and advocated
the interests of the Society, as did Sir RoamtvWusoN;
and the company separated, after the routine of toasts
had been given.
STATE OF MACCLESFIELD.—The distress of this town
and neighbourhood continues very great, although it
has not mailite.ted itself during the last week in any
open act of vi-ilence or insubordination. An unfortu-
nate man, treorgel.otandes, was committed to our Castle
from Macclesfield on Wednesday, on a charge of bur-
glary, to which it is probable he was impelled by ex-
treme distress. The detachment of the Enniskillen
Dragoons lately stationed in the town were replaced en
Saturday by a troop of the -B I ys. Two other troops
are stationed at Manchester. The Macclesfield Papers
say that there is no prospect of any immediate improve-
ment in the trade of the town, and that the statement
in a Manchester Paper (usually well informed on these
matters,) that " of the fifteen thousand person now out
of emphiyment in Macclesfield, one-third would be put
on again in the course of a few days," is wholly with-
out foundation. On the contrary, the calls upon indi-
vidual benevolence and public charity are still as urgent
RS ever.—Chester Courant.

A fire bloke out :rt;b;ker's shop, occupied by Mr.
4;legory, in Golden•lane, this morning, at one o'clock :
the shop was totally consumed, and two houites adjoining
ghtly damaged. A good supply of water and the
•e'ertions of the firemen, prevented further devastation.
LIVERVOOL, WEDNESDAY.—Our Colton Market is
takrably steady, but prices, if any difference, are in favour of the
f!..1/4y.e.r. About '2,500 to 5,000 bags sold :tiring the week.
THE STOCKTON BA 91C.-10 the report of this case in
l'eslerZay's l'aper, towards the close of Mr. Heato's speech, it is
*aid Isa4”001. was paid out of the Bart in one day, while only
43`00nf. was paid into it. It should have been," while only 4,90 W.
was paid iatu k.''

SMI*IIIFIET.D MARKET, Maacn 24.
.Jbere variAti tttt of any moment in our market this day,
:I'd, Tutu n, and Veal remaining as on last market-day. There
;4. a :414"at? Wray of lamb in the twat ket, which is good sale at
' ,t;"- C.llves, 145. P bt
er one.—Bcasts, 322.; Sheep, 5,640; Pap, 70;
Beet, 4s. to 4s. r ..one Itatron, 4s 4d. to Ss. Veal, 5..
totls 64. Pork, ,;*. to 1,,,14, 7.. to 7s. 6d...—Hay, per 10,,d,
44' i. t• CZ ins. to £3 .51. Straw, ‘l.llls. to Al.

- YASRIONABLE'INTELLIGENCII,
The Countess of Essex entertained a party of fashlotialles yes•
terday evening, at her house in Hill-street, Berkeley square.
The Eal of Westmoreland entertained Captain and Mrs. Arabia
and a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at his house in
Grosvenor square.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday,
for their seat, Hatfield, for the holidays,
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday,
for Hatfield.
The Earl of Beshorough has left town, for his seat, Roehampton.
Earl Stanhope has left town, for his seat in Kent.
Lord Arthur Hill.has left town, for Ireland.
Lord and Lady Ellenborough have left town, for their seat at
Roebampton.
Lord Stowell left town yesterday, for his seat, Erleigh Court,
near Reading.
_Sir George Rose, M. P. has arrived in town, frora his seat in

Hampshire.
Lady Warren arrived yesterday at Fenton's New Hotel, St.
James's-street, from a tour. ' The Rev. Thomas Schrieber has left
ditto, for his seat in Essex.
Colonel and Lady Elizabeth Steel have arrived at their house in
Upper Brook-street, from a tour.
Colonkl Ws B. Johnson kft town yesterday, for his seat In
Lincolnshire;
Mrs. Wedderburn kft Holding's Hotel, Hanover square,
yesterday, for Brighton.
The Rev. Mr. Hume and the Rev. Mr. pule triived,yesterday
at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from a tour. Departure! from
ditto : Mr. and Mrs. Macleod, for Scotland ; Captain Morris, fdr
Brighton.
Departures from the British Hotel ; Captain Tucker. for Bath;
J. Wrottesky, Esq. for Oxford; Captain Reeves, for Brighton.
Arrivals at the Brunswick Hotel (late Blake's), Jermyn.street ;,
Capt. and Mrs. Hancock, from Cheltenham. Departures; Mr.
and blrs. Protheru, Mr. Edward Prothere, and the Misses
Waterhouse, for Ilerts; Lieut. Ward, It. N. for Bath.