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? OPENING OF THE BELGIC CHAMBERS. WEST INDIES. IMPORTED
o.' Ebe Vort'o Corner, g"bipping Intelligence,
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,i. l7tom the Bth to the 14th November, 1833, inclusive.
' 1 _ . Buessees, Nov. 12.-This day the King opened the Legis- (From the St. Christopher Gazette.) By 1 Vessel from Calcutta, 2 Bombay, 1 Africa, 1 Demerara. 1 Bar-
TUE VILLAGERS' HYMN TO THE SCRIPTURES. lative Session of 1833-1834. BASSETERRE, OCT. 4.-A meeting of the legislature took FRIDAY, 15th November.-Wind, S.S.E.-Fair. badges and Demerara, 2 Jamaica, 1 Havana, I Puerto Cabello and
On arriving at the Palace the King was received by the Grand place yesterday. ARRIVED-Intrinsic, Bolton, from Bahia, (sailed 24 ult.)-Tagus. Port-au-Prince, 1 Vera Cruz and Laguna, 2 Charleston, 1 Virginia,
1 LAMP of our feet! whose hallowed beam Deputation of the two Chambers, and conducted to the throne.
A message was sent down by the Board of Council to the Wade• Lisbon, (sailed 3,1 instant;-Monapgahela, Brown, Philadelphia 2 New York, 2 Maranham, 1 Monte Video, 1 Rostock, 1 Archangel,
Li, On taking his seat his Majesty delivered the following speech :
House of Assembly,' requesting a conference on the subject of -Marshal Blucher, Smith, Denia-Gesina, Sema, Rotterdam-As- 1 Hamburg!), 1 Lisbon, 1 Oporto.
it Deep in our hearts its dwelling hath, " Genticdnen, sunta, Pessale, Genoa and Brombro'.
the resolutions contained in the report of the joint committee SAILED-Betsey, Hunter, for Buenos Ayres-Symmetry, Dall, New • Argols -
How welcome is the cheering gleam
i Thou sheddest o'er our lowly path ! " Five months have scarcely elapsed since I opened the last
session, and though I have not to announce any fact of ha- epee 'le ei to consider of Mr. Stanley's despatch, of the 13th York-Niverheal, Rickmers, Ostend-Monk, Monk, Leghora-San
~.:•,,,,,last. On the return of the conferees, they reported to the Pablo, Lgarte, Baboa-Northumberland, Mitchell, New Orleans- Ashes.
Bark brls. -
...rids. -, bxs, -
1; Light of our way ! whose rays are flung Herrnoder, Neilson, Bergen-Fredonia, Page, Boston. Oak, tons, ---
portance, or of a nature to modify our external situation, I feel
eee., that several alterations in the resolutions had been pro- Berries .. bags, -
;1 In mercy o'er our pilgrim road, desirous of coming to this assembly, where I expect to find
posed by the conferees from. the Board of Council, some of Ellnd.deea,vNotuurrirGor,eaory hence, in making for Ayr Harbour llth Nov. Thical boxes, 7
unchanged. the loyal people who have given me so many marks
which were agreed to by the house, and others rejected, when a took the ground, but was' expected to be got off the following tide.
How blessed, its dark shades among,Borax chests, --
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of confidence and attachment.
The star that guides us to our God ? conference again took place, and shortly afterwards a message
seJeut.stmi,nitiahnl,osn, Brimstone. -
" The birth of a Prince Royal has drawn still closer the aoafYforheetnoepemafostr. Rio Janeiro, was off Pernambuco 27th
Cassia Lignea boxes, -
Our fathers, in the days gone by, bonds which unite the Throne with Belgic nationality. was received from the board, stating that they could not concur
in the resolutions as amended by the house. The Assembly sailed from Bahia for this port 25th Sept.
„,_ Castor Oil -
i , " I love to call to recollection the sentiments which you ex- Edmond, Strang, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken in lit. 49 aa Cloverseed casks, -, bags, -
q Read thee in dim and sacred caves,
Or in the deep wood silently, pressed to me on that occasion, and the testimonies of sympathy then unanimously passed the resolutions, as follow:- Ion". 18 6. Cochineal
it
Met where thick branches o'er them waved. which, under that happy circumstance, I received from all parts "1. That this house cordially concurs in the opinion ex-
23 36,
hence for Demerara, :was spoken 21st ult. in tat
of the kingdom. pressed-, by Mr. Secretary Stanley and his colleagues, and Cocoa
Coffee, B. P tees. 26-1, bbrlrsl!'2o2i,cbasakgss, 2441
l'i,'. To seek the hope thy record gave, James, Perry, hence for Smyrna, was spoken 13th ult. off Bardsey.
Betsey,llargreavheesh,
cheenacteLe%t,hßoiroa. Janeiro 23d Sept. Foreign bags, 833, E. I. bags, --a-
Logwood quintals, -, tons, 664
" After the conclusion of the convention of the 21st of May, recognized by the House of Commons, that the success of all
efforts for a peaceful extermination of colonial slavery must
I / When thou went a forbidden thing, negotiations tending to lead to a definitive treaty between Bel.
Dolphin, Voss,' hence', at Riga. Fustic • tons, 109
Si And the strong chain and bloody grave the colonial_. legislature, which co-operation this
gium and Holland were resumed; the obstacles which have dependyuopfon the cordial co-operation of the colonists, and es-
-, hence, at Worgoe. Nicaragua Wood tons, -
t Were all on earth thy love could bring, caused their suspension, and which are, as you know from Barw o o d tons, -
recent communications, entirely foreign to my government, are house is ready to afford. Flirt, Clarke, from Rio Janeiro, at the Downs. Camwood.. . tons, ---
• is, Marshal Al'Donald, Smart, from Quebec, off Dover. Flax plats. -, heads, -, balesa -
Our fathers in the days gone by not yet removed. In this respect we remain in the same "2. That the labour and sacrifices which the Parliament Flaxseed hhds -, qrs. -, bags, -a-
S Read thee while peril o'er them hung, situation. and parent state are willing to endure for the abolition of SATURDAY, 16th November.-Wind, S.E.-Fair. Flour -
But we, beneath the open sky, " I observe with deep interest the amelioration of our internal slavery, bear no proportion to the labour and sacrifices re- Aaurvan-Ilindoo, Askew, from Bengal, (sailed Bth July) and Galls bags, -
i.
,11 May search thy leaves of truth along; prosperity. The hopes which I expressed on this head, on the quire of the unfortunate colonists. Ginter robins, 41, bags, 1686
from St. Helena 28th Sept.-Clyde, Munro, Bahia, (sailed 35th Sept.) a
il Gum brls, -, cases, -, boxes, ---
II Fearless, our daily haunts among, opening of the last session, have been in a great measure ~ a
realized. A partial disarming was possible, and it has been That this house will not disappoint the earnest and con- Isabella, Thomson, Puerto Cabello-Faragon, Ravely, Jamaica, (sailed Hemp -
May chaunt the hallowed lays of old, fident hope of our most gracious King ; that his faithful subj ects, sth Oct.)-Parker, Risien, Demerara, (sailed 15th Oct.-Mary, Owen, Hides, Cow and Ox .. no. 9464, pipe, 1, bales, 18
effected without weakening the organization of the armv, and the House of Assernbly, will approach this question with the Quebec-Crescent,ie Hays, Smyrna-Hoop, Mue,ge, Dordt-Garland,
„ Once by the shepherd minstrel sung, tunal-3isuco, in 30 days; having made the passage out and Horse Hides no. -, bales, 24, tons, -
has restored to the pursuits of agriculture and trade a vase num- dispassionate seriousness due to the immense interests at stake; home in Horse Hair,
. When Israel's hills o'erhung his fold. ber of hands, of which those branches of industry had expe- and if, in a season of great danger and of reasonable alarm, Mediterranean Packet, - from Batavia, at St. Helena. • Indigo serons, 1, chests, 124
rienced the want. there has been any departure from that profitable virtue (which
Bedford,S ti nni s i d e
Campbell,Alcoek
Leer.
ro . Lac Dye chests, --
, . In the sweet morning's hour of prime
AJlerton, Gill, hence, at Calcutta 27th June. Lemon Juice pipes -, hhds -, casks, -
I, " A consequence, not the least fortunate of this measure, has Mr. Secretary Stanley recommends) whereby the best feelings
Thy blessed words cur lips engage, Acltoelatraetaannad,, Fmeothrteersy: sailed from
Bombay,
Madders casks, -, bags, -
' been materially- to relieve the public treasury. The reductions of the colonists have been outraged, and this Island pronounced,
r Lon- Madder Roots }shales, -, bales, -
And round our hearths at evening time IseLJeudlfyo.
introduced into the budget of the war department for 1833 will by his high authority, guilty of atrocities unknown in the treat- for
liensa porti Molasses
Our children spell the holy page ; be exceeded in the estimates for the same department for 1834, Munjeet bales, -, bags, 71
qr‘ ment of its slaves, and identified with crimes which, if perpe- don 28th September. - ' '
sj The waymark through long distant years, care being still taken -to maintain the organization of the army
, trated, are a disgrace to human nature, this house will regard Majestic, Lawson, from Bombay for this port, was spoken 19th ult., Olive Oil casks, -, jars, -
s• To guide their wandering footsteps on, on a -
footing corresponding such departure as a warning whereby they may avoid the evils in lat. 18 13 N., long. 25 11 W. Palm Oil casks, 329
1 Till thy last loveliest beam appears, "The training and discipline of our troops have made a pro- of misrepresentation and calumny. gen, R Richardson,
hence,hencaet, at
do,do 6th6th Ju,l7.
Patriot King, Clarke, hence, at Bengal 26th June. Fish Oil casks, -
gress to which I have great pleasure in calling your attention, „
Written on the grey churchyard stone. 4. That this house duly .estimates the progress of the Bahamian,lni°Pepper
and the army has acquired new claims to my solicitude. Somefrom Bei•bice, for this port, was spoken Ilth Nov. in Pimento, W.l brls. 9, casks, 9, bags, 221
all present state of public opinion as bearing upon this question; Mary, --,
Word of the holy and the just I bills will be submitted to you for the purpose of fixing uponßice tea. -, i tea., -, E. I. bags, 3592
a.Hilah, Hammond, hence for New York, was spoken 29th October,
and they repeat their desire to unite with Parliament in the lat. 48 20, long. 15 10. Rum pipes, 6, hhds. 63, puns, 143
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s; To leave thee pure, our fathers bled.
Thou art to us a sacred trust,
A relic of the martyr dead ! equitable bases the destiny of military officers of every rank in
the different situations in which they may be placed. I recom-
mend to your attention the bill presented session 0 zealous prosecution of thisgreat design, by adopting any •
safe,
bl • d .t. bl 1 for b • ' it to successful 0:
quite e, an prac Ica e pau ringing a
issue. inEhrnmUm4uss., Scott, from St. Vincent, at Laguna,2sth August.
Vary Br dsee, Petrie;and St.ctroirit.zen, ISGlaerrarents.,
hence,l, at t Bahia sth Safflower
Saltpetre
Shell Lac chests, -, bales, 9
bags, 1626
chests, 18
; ,
Among the valleys where they fell, C.I last for fixine
the military pensions and the claims for obtaining them.
, Pauline,mram acander Perre, hence, at Ostend. Sugar, 8.P.... Mids. 343, tees. 103, bags, -, has-, brls, 92
! "The deve opment of the different branches of public industry "5. That the abolition of slavery, under any form, will in-
' The ashes of our fathers sleep !
Dlt-on,
3atl a
Jersey.rgate. East India -
has exercised a happy influence upon the revenues of the state. volve most extensive changes in many parts of our colonialßrazil bags, -, brls, -, 1-eases, -, cases, -
. • May we who round them safely dwell. The government is enabled to meet the expenses of 1833, and code of laws. That the plan proposed by his Majesty'.s Govern- Havana boxes, 827, chests, - brls, 3
,
Pure as themselves the record keep ! far from demanding at this juncture new sacrifices on the part ment seems to threaten the abrogation of every existing con- Mauritius bags, --.
a Sumac bags, -
of the country for the service of the year 1831, it is found prat- tract, whether of mortgage, settlement, annuity., or other SUNDAY, 17th November.-Noon, Wind S.S.E.-Fair.
- Lamp of our feet ! which (lay by day ticable to diminish the charges which fall this year upon landed charge contingent upon slave labour, and that it will endanger Tallow. casks 194. tons, -
i, ARRIVED-Exquisite, Perelman, from Smyrna. Tartar casks, ........
4 Are passing to the quiet tomb, property.
eS,,telnaear
air -1
GJ:she no
ya:ed,
IS,
ilsa r y i Johnston,
and, as this house fears, annihilate the complicated interests OFF PORT-Mary, Fairhurst, from Berbice. Tar brls, --
i , Mobile. Tobacco,
If on it fall thy peaceful ray, ' An arrangement which has been entered into with the Bank, that have been created by. the confidence which, till this event-
., , Our last low dwelling hath no gloom. in its character of cashier of the former kingdom, placed at the ful period, has obtained in the sacred character of property.
Robert, Blithe, was repairing'arrivedher a t
caal
et
uCt
taal c, uttstta
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u214:.h. June. Turmeric bags, -----
,Turpentine oils, 3474
How beautiful their calm repose disposal of government sums which it immediately applied in That the great and arduous duties thereby thrown upon this
Valonia bags, -, tons, -
To whom that blessed hope was given. the interest of the public treasury, under reservations acceded house shall be cheerfully approached, but this house does not Wax Bees' casks, - cases, -
ri I Whose pilgrimage on earth was closed to by the proprietors, who have expressed their desire to be think that the greatest exercise of human foresight-that the MONDAY, 18th November.-Noon, Wind S.-Fair. Wheat bags, -, bushl., 8400, min., -
t. By the unfolding gates of heaven 1 useful to the country. wit or wisdom of man-can avert or greatly mitigate the dis- ARRIVED-Majestic, Samson, from Bombay, sailed 17th July, and . ._
aa.a........
"It is much to be desired, gentlemen, that your present ses- tress and ruin in which thousands will be involved thereby. from St. Helena Ist August.
t.lveans. ea-Wm. M'Cleay, AVKay, Ea ett, Dum-
s
~, sion should prevent the recurrence of the provisional system in "6. That this house deems it to be a duty thus deliberately _ ALSO ARRIVED-Glasgow, (steamer) from Sligo-Ocean, Shiverley. firlarkttO.
matters of finance. For this purpose, the five different budgets to record its opinion upon the proposed abolition of colonial ,Wick-Queensbury,
L..4ir REPORT. will be forthwith submitted to you; and the recent examination slavery, not for the idle purpose of averting any rational mea- SAILED-Jane Prowse, Wardle, for Valparaiso, &c. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. NOVEMBER 15.
of the expenses of the current year will enable the Chambers to sure that shall safely and equitably accomplish so desirable an
iyi,;.ll:7:l7,zei,
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~t.a.llstn.fredhx.eptirescrhaieiiiedzehs.esaEifilstei:eiotneelaScoh. There has been a very limited demand for SUGAR, and even at a
accelerate their sanction to the expenditure for the year 18.34. object, but in order that the practical experience of this house STROMNESS, 3d Nov.-The Henry Mitchie, Abirdin, for Liverpool,
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FRIDAY.) Their patriotism and their intelligence will always reconcile a may be allowed to weigh something against the theori, of his tut here Is. 6 25., the sale barely amount to 300 hhds. 8.P.;
and in the present depressed statesf the market our quotations must
THE KING V. LADY PENNEL. prudent economy with the measures of a just administration. Majesty's Government; and that if the measure shall, ,in itsfurther decline of
be considered almost nominal. In East India, Mauritius or Foreign
"Our financial legislation demands various modifications. present aspect of danger, be adopted by the British Parliament,nothing whatever has been done.-In Aloaassas the only transaction
s posed without any serious damage.'' g
, Mr. Kelly moved for a writ of certiorari to remove the These have not been lost sight of. In the deliberations which those modifications in its details, which this house has suggested, utlapedition, Kraal; • . lia • , , is a small parcel of Demerara, at 275. Vi cwt. off the quay.-Nothing
ti trial of two ind:ctnients found against Lady Pennel, at they have occasioned, regard has been paid to the wishes and may not be disregarded. hence, at Danzig. e Auauste, rtelholdt and W ohlfart, Nlarts, has been done in Rice.-There has been more inquiry for Colima
the London Sessions.-One for perjury, which she was observations which your debates have originated.
" The internal administration has proceeded with that order
charged with being guilty of, while taking out letters of .
... I. 1 . . resolutions to the Lieutenant-Governor, for the purpose of after st in
dischargingst
Laura, Ruekels, hence, at Danzig, very leak having struck on an
"7. That the Speaker be requested to send a copy of these e Y Y• g of cwt., particularly
anchor. and the trade have taken 150 casks Jamaica, at an advance of fully Is.
culatly on the ordinary to middling qualities. No sales
of Foreign.-115 boxes Jamaica ARROW ROOT sold at 14d. r lb.-1n
which comports with the provisional state ot ie provincial andHoffnung Ohrens ; and Edward, Solomon, hence, at Bremen. GINGER no sales.-A small lot of Dominica COCOA sold at 565. V cwt.
conveyed to his Government " ala' aa • Au ,
administration to the property of her father, General • • lauthorities.definitive.' twhich *- being
-A
municipal The organiza ion is re- few bags PIMENTO at 41d., and a trifling parcel of good black
1 Charles Campbell, and the other for a conspiracy in re- served fur you to impart to these particular administrations ------ Copenhagen-Amphion, Wallis ; Ferdinand, Ginche • Robert, Kohn;
and Frederick William, Volty, hence, at S-' l' , winemum e. PEPPER at 4ild. V lb.-The sales of Rum are confined to 50 purrs. at
Is. ari gall. for common Leewards, and 3s. 6 Os. 2d. for good Demerara.
spect to the same subject, with a person named Wright. will impress a new regularity on the general administration. FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKETS. Apollo, Davison; and Brothers, Evans, hence, at Waterford.
. .IN 0100.-A few chests of consuming qualities have been sold, at
1 i Lady Pennel swears that she is informed, and believes "The Government perseveringly devotes itself to all the la- Ardent, Brophy-, from Newfoundland, at Barbadoes. about the currency of the last London sale.-136 chests of LAC DYH
1
that it will be necessary to have evidence taken in India,which ma contribute to the increase of üblic
boors y 13
prosperity. -
LIAVRE, NOVEMBER 10 henry, Pike, hence, at Malta. have been sold by auction, at 121(1. e 15d. V la., in bond, for various
Sir John Fra.nkland, Mitchinson, from Quebec, at Dublin.
. . A vast plan of communication, already submitted to your exa-marks of good quality, and 40 chests SIIELL LAC at £5 ss. e£s 7s. 6d.
and that a commission for that purpose must be instituted ; Mary Bibby, Whidborne, from Rio Janeiro, at Bombay, 17th Jul
urination, and on which information afforded by the principal REVIEW OF THE MARKET FOR TIIE LAST WEEK. y. for liver, rather blockey.-Small sales of COCHINEAL are reported,
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also that some very important legal question will arise orga
• • us of commerce and industry has cast great light, will soon There have entered during the week, two vessels from New DEMERARA SHIPPING, Ist to 14th Oct. 1833. back at Bs. 9d., and silver at 7s. 90. V Ib. duty paid.-The transaction
in SALTPETRE are about 500 bags, at 245. for very common, and 355.
which it would be advisable to have the opinion of a full become the subject of your
court upon. deliberations. From it the coup- York, one from New Orleans, one from Norfolk, one from
try will derive great benefit, and our common labours on this Baltimore, and one from Campeaehy • besiders three from ARRIVALS. 0 365. for good quality.
DYSWOODS.-The demand for all kinds has been limited, anffprices
The court granted a rule. important object will prove the solicitude of the great powers of Newfoundland, seven from Spain, three from Russia, one from Oct. 1. Chatham, Robertson, from Liverpool, in 32 days. rather droopina • 150 tons of Campeachy Loowoon sold, the price not '
the state for the substantial interests of the kingdom. the- north, six from England, and two from Marseilles. 4. Belmont, Simpson, from Greenock. transpired, 15Nons of good Jamaica at £5 I ss. to £5 17s. 6d., and 110
, SATURDAY. "The arts have received a new itnpulse. In them the value.- A 5. James Holmes, Morris, from Newcastle, in 41 days. of St. Domingo at £6 2s. 6d. 41, ton; in FUSTIC 100 tons sold at £9 lOs
ble elements of nationality single vessel
reside. Our annals attest the lux-
wind getting round to the north, many are preparing to leave 11. Penelope, Spencer, from Greenock, in 35 days.
Demerara Planter, Willis, from London, in 35 days. for Cuba, at £7 12s. 6d. to £77 15s. for Jamaica, and £7 for Spanish •
about 100 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD brought £24, and 10 of
if THE KING, AT THE PROSECUTION OF SIR E. coDRINOTON, tee which Belgic artists heretofore shed on their countri, and .
COTTON.-We have received 1042 bales from New York, 989 14. Argyle, -, from Greenock, in 3.5 days. solid Mena Woor, £2l 15s. V ton.-The sales of TURPENTINE have
If V. THOMAS WOOLCOMBE, ESQ. the consideration with which they caused it to be regar aided by
from New Orleans, 379 from Virginia, and 123 Brazils, together „ Spray, -, (on the seabank) from Greenock. been large, amounting to 4800 barrels, the whole of which hrouight
foreign uations
, The Solicitor-General intimated to the court that the 2731 bales. DEPARTURES. 12s. 7d., except 500 barrels, for which 12s. 6d. was accepted.-In AR
" deutlemen • b
, y the good faith of its conduct in the negotia- Oct. 1. Christina, Hogarth, for Liverpool. there have been no sales, but prices remain without alteration.-There
defendant was present in person to receive judgment. tions, the government has made itself respected abroad. Our The sales of the week amount to 2263 bales as follows :- 2. Agnes, Nichol, for Clyde. has been less business going forward this week in Pot ASHES, hut the
Affidavits of Sir E. Codrington and Mr. Woolcombe, rights have not failed to find support
there. This circumstance, 807 Bales Louisiana, ord. and mid. up to fine ....105f. to 135 f. „Indemnity, Woodall, for London. prices of new Ashes remain firm at 225. 60. to 235. ; for Pearl Ashes
the defendant, aggravatory and mitigatory-, were put in and the security which we enjoy a • t home, ought to satisfy us as 119 Bales Georgia, short staple (C. S.) mid. to good, 105 f. to 121 f. „Brilliant, Agnew, for Dublin. there is rattler more demand, and 100 barrels have been sold at 255. 3d.
-A few Mids. of New York QUERCITRON BARK have been disposed
and read to the court. In the former the deponent stated to the future for our country, and make us await with confi- 829 Bales Mobile, good ordinary to middling ....I(XY. to 110 f. ~, Diana, Ferguson, for Clyde. of at Bs. 30.-No alteration in CLOVERSEED or FLAXAIEED.-Nothing
deuce a termination of our differences with Holland. I shall '
178 Bales Alabama and Tenessee Ditto 100 f. to 108 f.• mina, Shaw, for Greenock.
that Mr. Woolcombe, who was the returning officer, " had , •
ontinue to watch over the maintenance of the rights of Bel- 30 Bales Pernambuco, fine 140 f. „Emerald, Boyd, for do. done in BEES' Wax.-Of HIDES the sales have been to a limited ex-
tent, comprising 400 salted Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at 41d., 860 dry
s, Barton, Armstrong, for Liverpool.
him reason to expect his su ort in his glee- ~-,salted Brazil at 6d., and 220 Buffalo at 4d. V .-OP HORSE HAIR a
given,
firstPP lam conformably to the true of
interests the rights of the The sales have been made with difficulty, and the want
of 3'. Druid, Treadwell, for London.
tion for the borough of Devonport-secondly, that he had ingdom. confidence in the market is renewed. 'Fine last advices from „ Norah, M'Donald, for Liverpool. small lot of mixed Buenos Ayres sold at 71d. s: la.-No sales of Neu-
k.tria or Chinchilli SKINS, and no transactions to report in Oarc. BARK.
) transferred, without cause assigned, his support to ono • " I rely, gentlemen, on that loyal and steady co-operation the United States seem to have determined some holders to , Clansman, Geale, for Clyde. -Tobacco continues in steady demand, and prices are fully sup-
s B.' Susan, Panton, for Bristol.
. they candidate-and thirdly, that on explanation being which a government originating in the national will, and I,vhich realise. The prices have receded from the point they had , Sarah, Chesney-, for Liverpool. ported ; the transactions of the week consist 086 hhds. of a 'Nana
has always had the firm intention of' supporting itself thereon, attained, and the market is heavy to-day. The parcels sold stemmed, oof leaf, 16 of Kentucky stemmed and 3of leaf to the
12'. Parker, Risien, for do.
1 ' required, Mr. Woolcombe had challenged him to fight, ought to expect from the representatives of the country." have been done at a fall of ten cents. from the last week's „ Underwood, Wood, for London. home trade, 48 of Virginia leaf for Ireland, and a few for Scotland, 19
and when he refused, placarded him on the walls of De- b of Kentucky stemmed for re-sale, and 10 of Kentucky leaf for ex-
prices. We have received about 1000 bales of New Georgia TO SAIL ON THE 16th OCTOBER. portation.
vonport. In the latter the defendant expressed his sor- from New York, of fine quality. Two or three cargoes from Elizabeth, Taggart, for London-Lady Turner, Tucker, for Bristol
row at having done anything which could be construed
L., E -FRIDAY N -
LONDON GAZETT . , cm EMBER 15. Charleston and Savannah are daily expected. We -have also -Snowdon, Gil-nine!, for Liverpool-Thalistry, -; and Wilhel- Mediterranean Produce generally has been in very limited demand
during the week ; for BRIMSTONE the prices are fully supported, but
into an infringement of the law, and prayed, from just had an arrival from New Orleans with 400 bales of the mina, , for Glasgow. a the business done is on a small scale,-Of SIThIACII only small sales
• The names of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of new crop; the quality not yet known. Brazils are to be had l'e - have beeneffected at Bs. 6d. tor Trieste, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d. for Verona, as
certain circumstances stated therein-the refusal of Sir the Council, at the Exchequer, on the morrow of St. Martin, in the '
,
• at a reduction from last week's prices. in quality, and 13s. V cwt. for Sicily.-Some parcels of Sicily red
Edward Codrington to give him any explanation of three fourth year of the reign of King William IV., and in the year of Armor, have been sold at 395. 4is cwt., of ordinary white Leghorn at
con-
separate public charges of falsehood and others-a mitt- our Lord 1833. The stock is about 40,000 bales of all sorts. EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. 415., and of red at 40s, V cwt.-Mammas and MADDER ROOTS
BEDFOILDSILIRE.-Charles James Metcalfe, of Roxton, Esq. ; Jo- SUGAR.-There has been but little activity in the market.- C Tayleur, Sons & co, 278 Beatrice, P. Batavia & Sincapore ainue dull of sale, and there have been very few transactions to notice
__ gation of the sentence of the court. se h Morris, of Am thill, Esq. • William Astell, of Everton, Esc},WEST INDIES, &C. during the week.-The demand for OLIVE OIL has been nearly sus-
-1 g P' - Nevertheless about 600 casks raw have been sold at prices
lIRKSIIIRE.-Charles Archer lloublon, of IN elford-park, Lsq. .•J Winder & co, 147 Douro, K, Antigua pended, and the few sales made are not worthy of notice.-VALoNIA.
1 After hearing Sir James Scarlett, who moved the judg- Bartholomew Wrouchton of Woolley-park,Esq • Philip Posey, of
- ' • , P Y, bringing good 4ths to 64f. oc. to 65f. The refiners are buying but
' ment of the court, and the Solicitor-General, in mitigation Posey, Esq. little, almost from day to day fearing that larger purchases R Hyslop & co, 224 Blucher, K. Jamaica continues dull of sale.-The holders of Fisn OILS shew less desire to
of the offence, Mr. Justice James Parke pronounced the cRINGHAMSIIIRE.-Sir John Chetwode of Chetwode Bart • miaht have its effect on the prices. here 's h- • b
Bu . , , , .. , . a T . 1 , pees
George Simon Harcourt, of Ankerwyke-house, Esq. ; Sir William little chance ever, . but
of a fall,• but a small quantity remains to arrive p,FaicA.
Baring, Bros & co, 166 Hope, Q, Africa . effect sales, and ask higher prices, in consequence of the latest arrivals
from the Davis's Fishery not proving so successful as the first ; there
sentence of the court. At the conclusion of his address Lowrance Young, of Prince's Risborough, Bart.SOUTH AMERICA. has appeared more disposition to buy, but little business has been
I,from the colonies,d the stocks must decrease. Nothing
an - W& J Tyree, 200 Georgians, No 4 Gray, Valparaiso, Arica, . ' .
• done in consequence of the advance demanded.-LINSEED Ora con-
ii to the prisoner the learned Judge said :-" Looking at CAMBRIDGESHIRE HUNTINGDONSHIRE.-Richard
AND Huddleston, rived this wet k. Stock about 9000 casks raw. Islay and Lima times in good request at the quotations.-In RAPE OIL small sales are
1 all the circumstances of the case, the court are of opinion
• • of Sawston, Esq. ; Richard Eaton, of Stetchworth, Esq. ; Francis
Charles James Pemberton, of Trumpington, Esq. COFFEE.-This article is quiet, and generally lower. For C L Bahr, 165 Durmatter Castle, P, Rio Janeiro effected.-Paam Ora is in very • ' '
limited request, and the price lower.-
Om OP TURPENTINE is without alteration.-In FLAX and HE3IP WC
that the provocation you had is sufficient, in some degree, cnEsiriaa.-Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, of Eaton, En. ; William home consumption about 150 bags good ordinary Hayti have UNITED STATES. have no business to report.-The transactions in Tamovs have been
Astley, of Duckinfield, Esq. ; Thomas Swettenham, of Ssvettenham Cannon & Miller; 321 Sir Wm Wallace,B, Mobile
to palliate the greatness of your offence, It is their duty E's Y' ' been sold at 80f. in bond. This may be considered the highest very trifling' and our renudea quotations may be considered the rates
H Barton, jun, 281 Lark, Q, New Orleans
to pass sentence upon you commensurate with the nature e•
CORNWALL.-Charles Prideaux Brune, of Place Padstow, Esq. • rate, and can only be obtained for small parcels. W& J Brown & co, 400 Majestic, P, Do at which purchases can be effected.
11
they cannot help John Buller,
of your offence ; but, before doing so, _
expressing the gratitude they feel to E.
Sir E Codrington, Lanhydrock, Esq.
CUMBE of Morval, Esq. ; Thomas James Agar Robartes, of A public sale of
iteeNte-Henry Howard, of Greystoke-castle, Esq. ; Sir 1200 bags Bourbon has caused some pur- J Holt & co, 415 Britannia, 13,
137 . Cordon & co. or Isaac 449 Scipio, Q,
chases for the capital. 1000 bags were taken at to 142 f., and co, New York
Savannah LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOVEMBER 15. ,
i for the high-minded moral courage he has displayed in Francis Fletcher Vane, of Hutton-hall, Bart. ; Richard Ferguson,, of -i ,
duty paid, at an average of 138 to 139 f. fora good green Coffee, H
g g Barton, jun, 331 Voluna, Q, Charleston We have had a steady demand from the trade throughout the pre-
this instance, by appealing rather to the laws of his coup- Harker-lodge, Esq. very regular bean. J N Wood & co, 336 Lord Stanley, B, New Orleans sent week, and in the commencement some improvement in price was
- DERHYSIIIIIR-William Palmer Morewood, of Alfreton-hall, Esq. ; parce o
A 1f 50 bags Mocha dh bt
, goo quality, have been taken a Roskell, Ogden & to, 587 South America, P, New York obtained, but towards the close, holders generally became disposed to
try for redress than to any codes which bad custom sane- Ashton Nicholas Every Mosley, of Congreve-hall, Esq. ; mama,. 148 f. 75c., duty paid. MEDITERRANEAN. meet the buyers, and our market closes at quotations very similar to
• Coned, however widely extended. -The sentence of the Bache Thornhill, q.
of Stanton Es J Bibby & co, 177 Mary Ann, K, Naples & Messina those of Friday last. 1,400 American and 400 Maranham are taken on
• - at fP
DEVON RE.-Samuel Trehaw e Kekewich, o eamore, Esq. ; Guadeloupe and Martinique continue to be neglected. Ilighfield Bros, 117 Dart, S. Leghorn speculation, and 300 American, 300 Pernam, and 300 Surat for export.
court is, that you pay to the King a fine of £lOO, and that Henry Georae Cary, of Tor Abbey, Esq. ; Edmund Pollexfen Bas-J Moss &en 119 Barkley, G, Alessina & Palermo
The demand for exportation and transit having nearly ceased J ,
you be imprisoned in his Majesty's Marshalsea fur one lard, of Kit es . Esq. . • dGlynn & Son, 59 Mina, G, St Michaels ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
DORSETSIIIRE.-John Samuel Wanley Sawhridge Erle Drax, of for the season, the buyers for the Swiss Market have succeede
• calendar month, and for a farther term, until the said fine Charborough, Esq.,- Edward Doughty, of Upton, Esq. ; Sir Henry in inducing holders to accept lower prices.SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. . From the 9th inst. to this day inclusive.
G Highfield, 187 John Ormerod, P, Oporto
be paid." Digby, of Mintun Magnor. Knt. Small parcels of Havana and Laguavra have been sold at 80 C Hankey, 180 Balear, Cg, Barcelona SALES. IMPORTS.
Current
ESSIM-John Round, of Danbury-park, Esq. ; Thomas William
Mr. Woolcombe, who, it will be seen, was present, was Bramaton, of Skreens, Esq. ; George W illiam Gent, of Mo -s " to 81 in bond. Brazil has suffered time largest depreciation. WII Wood,
sn -park, (Entered 29th Oct, for Malaga, Valencia, and Barcelona.) DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Yea
96 Nostra Sur del Carmen, K, Biboa Trvsly This Prices of This Prvsly
then removed in custody. Steeple Bumpstead, Esq. Upwards of 800 bags good to fine ordinary have been sold at 721
2 J Glynn & Son, 55 Royal George, S. Lisbon ..- --- _________-.
GLOCCESTERSIIIRK.-7osiah Gist, of Worrnington Grange; Esq. - in bond.
li EUROPE. Sea Island Georgia.... 20540 440 saidas 15d
THE KING V. COHEN. Harry Edmund Waller, of Farmington, Esq. ; Michael Hicks mai; Noloo.-There- is little animation in the market ; a parcel C L Bahr, 275 Freiheit, Q, Lubeck Stained Ditto 2870 70 81 - 111 4512 281772
• Beach, of Williamstrip, Esq.
was an indictment char in the defendant with
Thib . HEREFORDSHIRE.-Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick, of Goodrich-court, of 74 chests Bengal, received from New York, assorted good Do, - Amanda, S. Bourdeaux Upland Ditto 294360 7800 el -9}
P Sorensen, Son &eo - Hermoder. S, Bergen Alabama
g - Knt. ; John Bleeke Lye, of Hereford, Esq. ; Richard Webb, of Don- Iniddlina violet been
and e , has sold low ; price unknown. ' 1 151030 4650 61 -84
haring published in the Brighton Guardian, of which he nington-hall, Esq. major part of the Indigo held here is in hands who hold for
rhe T& J B kl b k ' 19 Bransty, P. roc ean , Hamburgh Mobile. . - 84 284913
was editor and proprietor, a libel on the magistrates of Phillimore
HERTFORDSHIRE,-William a nsiiiita.-William Robert
Es
William, of Newburys, good prices. The arrivals of the week-124 chests and 72 e, e_ _ - New Orleans 220090 4270 7 -11 l
Pernambuco
Esq ;Levi Ames, of Wheatharnpsteaa, a'scl• ; - 108 49591
the county of Sussex. The particulars of the indictment of 1 1 db , lmporto. Arleati & Ceara. B4 - 9
a 3 or ury , Esq.
alleged that the libel had a tendency to excite the labouring KENT.-George Stone, of Chislehurst, Esq. ; John Ward, of Hol- AND PEA RLASH -Th '
POTASH - . - -. . C prices of these alkalis have Bahia and afacaio 29500 810 8- 81 32923
l classes against the higher classes, to excite them to incen-.,.
wood, Esq. • Sir Edward Cholmley Deering, of Surenden, Bart.
LEICESTERSHIRE.-Charier ' 11of Dolt, Es become nominal, in consequence of recent large arrivals. The
'ESTERSHIRE.-Charles Nevi e, - EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Bre. Maranham
Saw armed - 91 1 4064 52766
8 - 81
diarism, urging them indirectly to set fire to corn and
by of Rollestone, Esq. • Thomas Frewen Turner, of Cold Overton, Esq. can Potash, firrt quality, 39fMadras, Thornton, fin Calcutta, with 50 bgssaltpetre, J M'Kean- Mina.
Para 0 - 0
~ seeon , ~ an third, ~ d 36f d 34f duty
•
3 hay-ricks, and other agricultural property exposed in LINCOLNSHIRE.-Charles ....ei6_ .la ,htley Tunnard, of Frampton, Est ; id. Of American Pearlash about the same quantity brought, 641 do, W M Duncan and Son-84 chts indigo, Cropper, Benson and 5lO 0- 0 142
1 charging farm. yards-and finally, by the magistrates with iington-h:11, Esq. Thomas
• Christopher Turner, of Stoke, En. , Earle Well,y, of 1-
' first quality, 43f., second, 40f. Imports, 515 casks Potash, and co-3 do, Dirom, Richmond and co-5 do, D and T Willis-16 do, W Demerara & Berbice.. 2750 20 lli - 0
Nicol-1 bx toys, Cropper, Benson and co-20 bxs arrowroot, WII Barbadoes B7O 8-Si 1 38 2171
•
partiality and persecution of the peasantry, goading on moN
the latter to revenge themselves of the former.
•
An affidavit was put in by the defendant, denying the
intentions attributed to him, and showing that he scarcely
read, and certainly had not published the libel, which had
arrived at a late period preceding the publication of his
__-___ ......:a.„ 41_,,, ,i,....:-.., ..b.inli was ellaroP. MOUTHSHIRH.-Johnßuc-e, Buckle, of 3lathern,
of Llando o, Esq. ; Charles Marriott. of Dixton, Esq.
g
N0.F.L..-Rosert Alarsharn
hall, Esq. of•
Esq. ; Geo ooke,
, Stratton Strawless, Esq. Esq. rge R
; An-
; Hudson Gurney, of swick-
NORTHAMPTONSITIRE.-William Wood, of Brixworth, E
NORTHUMBERLAND -Winiarn
tram 31' dof a• •
d against him nark_ Esn. '
thous Hamond, of Westacre,
William Harris, of W Keswick-
Esq. ,
Loyd, of Overstorte, En. ;
afor .litford-castle, e, Roddam, of Roddam • Lewis peeled
, Esit. • Ber - a
338 casks Pearlash. L
P.ae
Russian Potash is in the same state of slackness, about 260 r
casks have been received. rs
•-642 b
ckanand co-7 his
gs rice, Leech and Harrison-701 bgs sahrtre, Common West India 4560
raw silk, Ibx arrowroot, D and T Walls- Bahama
750 bgs rice, Sands, Turner and co-3 cs curiosities, J Barber-18 bls
hides, 3 cs silk
ICE.-None of the new crop has yet arrived, but sonic is ex- erell, Trail
cted early next month. Good qualities will bring a fair price. horn
Offers of some parcels for delivery are made. Some old rice
tl Esq. ; Thomas n• f • still remains in the market, which is at present unsaleable.
Riddell, o Felton-
AMERICAN HOPS continue in demand. But little has hi- S Syers
Irna ttsl pee goods; I
and co-100' te,
lathbone, Bros and co 40 his ju Cock-
-
do, Lyall, Matheson and co-25 his tobacco, Egyptian
-234 bgs saltpetre, 2125 bgs rice, 15 t red wood, 149 bgs
6 fits indigo, 18 chts shell lac. 75 bgs rice, Smyrnao, 6
Carthagena
9 bgs die_ Bengal
s teeth, 7 has lineal, 17 bgs 31 o'P shells, 150 bls jute, 71 bgs 4jr public sale this day a
inunjeet, 9 bls safflower, 1140 bgs ginger, Order-G Dk
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. 2040
390 0- 0 a 571 5253
0- 0 )
0 - 0' •
0 - 0
..... ....
495
2169
Surat and Madras - 7 4318 37705
Maranham .. 5 1510 0- 0 1089
-------- --__ ---;,- -_ ----
923870 23000 13503 751360

The names of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of
the Council, at the Exchequer, on the morrow of St. Nlartin, in the
fourth year of the reign of King William IV., and in the year of
our Lord 1833.
BEDFORDSUIRE.—CharIes James Metcalfe, of Roston, Esq. ; Jo-
h Morris, of Ampthill, Esq. ; William Astell, of Everton, Esq.
BERKSIIIRE.—CharIes Archer Houblon, of Welford-park, Esq.
Bartholomew Wroughton, of Woolley-park, Esq. ; Philip Pusey, of
Pusey, Esq.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.—Sir John Chetwode, of Chetwode, Bart. ;
George Simon Harcourt, of Ankerwyke-house, Esq. ; Sir William
Lawranc e Young, of Prince's Risborough, Bart.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE.—Richard Huddleston,
of Sawston, Esq. ; Richard Eaton, of Stetchworth, Esq. ; Francis
Charles James Pemberton, of Trumpington, Esq.
CHESIIIRE.—Gibbs Crawford Antrohus, of Eaton, Esq. ; William
Astley, of Duckinfield, Esq. ; Thomas Swettenham, of Swettenham
Esq.
CORNWALL.—CharIes Prideaux Brune, of Place Padstow, Esq. ;
John Buller, of Morval, Esq. ; Thomas James Agar Robartes, of
Lanhydrock, Esq.
CumncitLAND.—Henry Howard, of Greystoke-castle, Esq. ; Sir
Francis Fletcher Vane, of Hutton-hall, Bart. ; Richard Ferguson, of
Harker-lodge, Esq.
DERBYSIIIIIII.—WiIIiam Palmer Morewood, of Alfreton-hall, Esq. ;
Ashton Nicholas Every Mosley, of Congreve-hall, Esq. ; William
Bache Thornhill, of Stanton, Esq.
DEVONSHIRE.—SamueI Trehawke Kekewich, of Peamore, Esq. ;
Henry George Cary, of Tor Abbey, Esq. ; Edmund Pollexfen Bas-
tard, of Kitley. Esq.
DORSETSHIRE.—John Samuel Wanley Sawhridge Erle Drax, of
Charborough, Esq. •, Edward Doughty, of Upton, Esq. ; Sir Henry
Dilby, of Minton Magnor, Knt.
ESSIM—John Round, of Danbury-park, Esq. ; Thomas William
Bramston, of Skreens, Esq. ; George W illiam Gent, of Moyns-park,
Steeple Bumpstead, Esq.
GLOUCESTERSIIIRK.—osiah Gist, of Wormington Grange; Esq.
Harry Edmund Waller, of Farmington, Esq. ; Michael Hicks Hicks
Beach, of Williamstrip, Esq.
HEREFORDSHIRE.—Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick, of Goodrich-court,
Knt. ; John Bleeke Lye, of Hereford, Esq. ; Richard Webb, of Don-
nington-hall, Esq.
HERTFORDSHIRE.—WiIIiam Robert Phillimore, of Newburys,
Esq. ; Levi Ames, of Wheathampstead, Esq. ; William Robert Baker,
of Bayfordbury, Esq.
KENT.—George Stone, of Chislehurst, Esq. ; John Ward, of Hol-
Henry Greene,
wood, Esq. ; Sir Edward Cholmley Deering, of Surenden, Bart.
Esq. ; Thomas Earle Welly, of Al-
LEICESTERSUIRE.—CharIes Neville, of liolt, Esa.
,•
of Rollestone, Esq. ; Thomas Frewen Turner, of 'old Overton, Esq.
LiNeoLNsirinc.—Charles Keightley Tunnard, of Frampton, Esq. ;
Christopher Turner, of Stoke,
lington-hall, Esq.
ONMOUTHSHIRE.—John Buckle, of Mathern, Esq. ;George Rooke,
of Llandogo, Esq. ; Charles Marriott, of Dixton, Esq.
NORFOLK.—Robert Marsham, of Stratton Strawiess, Esq. ; An-
thony Hamond, of Westacre, Esq. ; Hudson Gurney, of Keswick-
hall, Esq.
NORTHAMPTossumn.—William Wood, of Brixworth, Esq. ; Lewis
Loyd, of Overstone; Esq. ; William Harris, of Wootton, Esq.
NORTHUMBERLAND.—WiIIiam It oddam , of Roddam, Esc.; Ber •
tram Mitford, of Mitford-castle, Esq. ; Thomas Riddell, o 1 Felton-
park, Esq.
NorriNorramsniar.—Slingsby Duncombe, of Langford, Esq. ;
Henry Savile Foljambe, of East Retford, Esq. ; George Walker, of
Eastwood, Esq.
OXFORDSHIRE.—WiIIiam Francis Lowndes Stone, of Brightwell-
house, Esq. ; John Fane, of Wormsley, Esq. ; Thomas Stonor, of
Stonor, Esq.
RUTLANDSHIRE.—Edward Watson Smyth, of Gunthorpe, Esq.;
Godfrey Kemp, of Belton, Esq. ; Samuel Stokes, of Cadecott, Esq.
SHROPSIIIRE.—George Jonathan Scott, of Betton, Esq. ; the Hon.
Henry Wentworth Powys, of Berwick-house ; Sir Ferdinand Richard
Acton, of Aldenhain, Bart.
SomERSETEn IRE.—Francis Popham, of West Bagborough, Esq. ;
William Manning Dodington, of Horsingtou, Esq. ; Thomas Leir, of
Weston, Esq.
STAFFORDSHIRE.—Hugh Henshall Williamson, of Greenway-hank,
Esq. ; Thomas llawe Parker, of Park-hall, Esq. ; Edward Menckton,
of Somerford, Esq.
COUNTY OF SOUTIIAMPTON.—James Barlow Hoy, of Midanbury,
Esq. ; Eyre Coote„ of West-park, Esq. ; Henry Weyland Powell,
of Lyndhurst, Esq.
SUFFOLY.—John Garden, of Redisham, Esq. ; Robert Sayer, of
Sibton, Esq. ; Sir James Henry Blake, of Langham, Bart.
Sraa.EY.—George Thomas Nicholson, of Waverley-abbey, Esq. ;
James Broadwood, of Lyne-house, Esq. ; Charles Barclay, of Bury-
hill, Esq.
ScssEx.—Charles Dixon, of Stanstead-park, Esq. ; the Hon. Ro-
bert Curzon, of Parhain ; John Davies Gilbert, of Eastbourne, Esq.
WARWICKSHIRE. Edmund Grcswolde, of Malvern-hall, Esq. ;
Francis Lyttleton Holyoake, of Studley-castle, Esq. ; Samuel Ter-
tius Galton, of Leamington Priors, Esq.
WILTSIIIRE.—Thomas Bolton, of Brinkworth, Esq. ; Henry Sey-
mour, of Knoyle, Esq. ; Walter Long, of Chalcott-house,, Esq.
WORCESTERSIIIRE.—John Somerset Paekington, of Westwood,
Esq. ; Sir Edward Blount, of Mawley-hall, Bart. ; John Howard
Garton, of Hadsor-house, Esq.
YoßiEsmaz.—Heury Preston, of Moreby, Esq, • Richard Henry
Roundel!, of Gled.stone, Esq. ; Sir Thomas Aston Clifford Constable,
of Burton Constable, Bart.

This was an indictment charging the defendant with
having published in the Brighton Guardian, of which he
was editor and proprietor, a libel on the magistrates of
the county of Sussex. The particulars of the indictment
alleged that the libel had a tendency to excite the labouring
classes against the higher classes, to excite them to incen-
diarism, by urging them indirectly to set fire to corn and
hay-ricks, and other agricultural property exposed in
farm. yards—and finally, by charging the magistrates with
partiality and persecution of the peasantry, goading on
the latter to revenge themselves of the former.
An affidavit was put in by the defendant, denying the
intentions attributed to him, and showing that he scarcely
read, and certainly had not published the libel, which had
arrived at a late period preceding the publication of his
paper, with the design which was charged against him
in. the indictment. He also put in about a dozen affida-
vits from as many magistrates of the county of Sussex,
alI favourable to the general principles of his paper ; and
stating their disbelief of the intention imputed to him
in the publication for which he had been convicted.
Mr. Cohen then addressed the Court in person, in mi-
tigation of the offence, to which Mr. Sergeant Spankie
replied on the part of the prosecution.
Mr. Justice Parke, in pronouncing the sentence of the
court, said, that though there might be a reasonable
doubt of the intention of the defendant in publishing the
libel to excite the peasants to arson, there could be none
whatever as to its being a gross and scandalous libel.
The sentence of the court therefore was, that he should
be imprisoned in Essex county jail for six months, pay a
fine of £5O to the King, and find sureties, himself in
.£looand=two in £5O each, for three years; and to be
further imprisoned until the said fine be paid, and the
said securities were found.
The defendant was removed in custody.

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Brc.
Madras, Thornton, fin Calcutta, with 50 ligs saltpetre, J M'Kean-
-641 do, W M Duncan and Son-84 chts indigo, Cropper, Benson and
co-3 do, Dirom, Richmond and co-5 do, D and 'l' Willis-16 do, W
Nicol-1 hx toys, Cropper, Benson and co-20 bxs arrowroot, *II
L Sers-612 bgs rice, Leech and Harrison-701 lags saltpetre,
M'Crackan and eo-7 his raw silk, 1 bx arrowroot, D and T Willis-
-750 bgs rice, Sands, Turner and co-3 cs curiosities, J Barber-18 his
hides, 3es silk pee goods, Rathlione, Bros and co-40 his jute, Cock-
erell, Trail and co-100 do, Lyall, Matheson and co-25 bls tobacco,
W H S Syers-234 bgs saltpetre, 2125 bgs rice, 15 t red wood, 149 bgs
horn tips, 16 chts indigo, 18 chts shell lac. 75 bgs rice, 9 bgs ele-
phants' teeth, 7 bxa tincal, 17 bgs M o'P shells, 150 his jute, 71 bgs
inunjeet, 9 bls safflower, 1140 bgs ginger, Order—G Dk
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Barton, Armstrong, fm Barbados and Demerara, with (from Bar-
bados) 100 hds 103 tcs 21 brls 10 hf brls sugar, 184 pns molasses, 5 Igs
mahogany, Barton, Irlam and co—loose 130 c and o hide, Cavan Bros
and co-3 brls 2hf brls sugar, F Lee and co-2 pps 2 hds wine, Ipa
rum, J Knowles-113 bxs arrowroot, 33 pkgs sweetmeats and pickles
2 bxs retd goods, 1 cse hooks, 1 cse books, 1 cse speeinaens natural
history, Order—(from Demerara) 236 pns molasses, Barton, Irlam 8,:,
co-20 hds sugar, Sandbach and co-30 pns molasses, 8 pns 26 lids
rum, 14 tcs coffee, Order—G Dk
SOUTH AMERICA.
Garland, Aircy, fm Pernambuco, with 500 bgs cotton, 0 Heyworth
and co-1057 do, Heyworth and co—G Dk
Isabella, Thompson, fm Puerto Cabello, with 40 srns indigo, M'Kin-
non and co-30 do, W Baxter-10 do, Spode and Copeland-40 do,
Fort Bros and co-24 do, Order-20 do, E Baxter-103 do, 722 bls roll
tobacco, 3 bls leaf do, Falkners, Ackers and co-141 bls cotton, J
Kearsley.and Son—G Dk
Intrinsic, Bolton, fm Bahia, with 159 bls cotn, 446 es 3 hf cs 44 brls
3 bxs sugar, Ihx smples do, Jones, Mann, and co-101 bls cotn, Ste-
wart Bros-821 bls do, 60 cs sugar, 4 brls tapioca, 8 pns 1 brl loose abt
17 t tallow, 1 tnk artificial flowers, Order-2 bxs specimens natrl histy,
W C Syms--1 hx conts unkn, J S Townley—G Dk
Lightfoot, Wilson, fm Pernambuco, with 1714 bgs cotn, 315 dry
hides, Order—K D

Russian Potash is in the same state of slackness, about 260
casks have been received.
RICE.—None of the new crop has yet arrived, but sonic is ex-
pected early next month. Good qualities will bring a fair price.
Offers of some parcels for delivery are mule. Some old rice
still remains in the market, which is at present unsaleable.
AMERICAN HOPS continue in demand. But little has hi-
therto arrived—more was expected. Contracts have been made
for about 150 bags, to arrive, at 207 f. 50c. to 210 f., duty paid,
subject to drawback of the duties, if sent to Germany. Other
parcels have also been contracted for to be delivered at later
periods.
IlinEs.—The prices are maintained, and stocks low. 800
Buenos Ayres, 27 to 281bs. have been taken at 107 f. 50c., and
1000 Pernambucco, dry salted, at 78f. 75c., both duty paid.
COCOA remains in little request, and prices nominal.,
Of the following articles there have been imported, during
the Week, the quantities severally expressed of various kinds
and qualities:—
Cotton... 2,731 bales.
Potash . 9O-1 casks.
Pearlash 338 do.
Whalebone
Tobacco 415 bhds.
Dyewoods 500,000 kil.
Coffee .. 3,420 bags.
Cocoa 644 do.
Indigo .
72 serons.
Wool 1,068 bales.
Copper.. 1,700 blocks.
Codfish 3 cargoes.
Besides numerous other articles.
The chief imports into Bordeaux, for the week ending 3d No-
vember, were

Since Friday, not rno
parcels, to spinners, at p
Arrived-1 Bombay.

UNITED STATES. - -
Monongahela, Brown, fin Philadelphia, with 767 brls turpentine,
191 bls cotton, 59 hds quer bark, W and J Brown and co-13 bls cot-
ton, Hobson and co-2 brls apples, A Slater-7 brls Ibx conts unkn,
J Gordon and co-21 bxs do, T and A Brown-64 bxs do. P Oakden
—1 bx 2 cs do, Order—P Dk
Frances, Leslie, fm Charleston, with 467 bls cotton, A Taylor and
co-594 do., Order-1 cse segars, W Brown jun—G Dk

BAIL COURT, Nov. 15.

THE LOSS OF THE EARL OF WEMYSS SMACK.

BRITISH AMERICA.
Aurora, Strickland, fm Shediac, N B, with 144 ps pine timber, 284
deals, abt 4 fins lathwood, Order—Q Dk

Sir James Scarlett applied to the Court for a writ of
habeas corpus to be directed to the Governor of Norwich
gaol, to bring up the body of Mr. Reeves, who is at pre-
sent confined on a charge of felony, and placed under his
(the governor's) custody.
It will be recollected by our readers, that during the
late gales the Earl of Wemyss steam packet was lost off
the coast of Norfolk, and the lives of six ladies were lost,
some of whom had in their possession considerable pro-
perty. Upon the bodies being conveyed ashore, circum-
stances occurred which induced Government to institute
an inquiry, and which terminated by the committal of
Mr. Reeves, on a charge of converting the property be-
longing to Mrs. Pike to his own use. Application was
afterwards made to the magistrates by his friends, to al-
low him to be bailed; the result was unfavourable, and
it-led to the present proceedings.
Sir James Scarlett, in support of the application, read
eAtracts from a great number of affidavits, in which Mr.
Reeves was spoken of in the highest terms, and of his
being innocent of the charges which had been brought
against him.
the learned Judge granted the habeas, when a discus-
sion took place as to when it should be returned. It was
ultimately agreed that Mr. Reeves should be brought in-
ta court on Wednesday next, for the purpose of being
bailed.

3,690 bags Bourbon Sugar,
128 bags Coffee,
29 bags Cloves.
Into Nantes for the week ending 3d November,
213 casks Martinique Sugar,
48,000 kil. Campeachy Wood.
Into Marseilles for the week ending Ist November,
841 bales Cotton, Egyptian,
3,005 bags Bourbon Sugar,
177 bags Coffee,
631 bales Tobacco,
284 bags Wool,
531 bags Galls,
97 chests Indigo,
1,6.30 Hides,
4,000 Horns,
40,000 kil. Dyewoods.

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MEDITERRANEAN.
Crescent, Hays, fm Smyrna, with 5300 dms figs, 1450 dms raising,
3 Frankland-4 dms raisins, 4 dms figs, said Master-54 dms raisins,
10897 drns figs, Order—K Dk
Assunta, Pessale, fin Genoa, with 452 bgs rock moss, H Holmes and
Sons-10 bgs do, T 0 Cooper-2 bls waste silk—Bateson and Horsfall
--1 bx conts unkn, Inver, Faulet, and co-1 cse retd goods, 13 bls waste
silk, Ibg grain, Order-2 cheeses, 1 brl capers, 3cs orange perfume,
1 cse orange plants, 51 hxs macaroni, Master—K DIE

CROWN OFFICE, Nov. 15.
MEMBER returned to serve in this present PARLIAMENT.
CITY OF YORIL—The Hon. Thomas Dundas, in the room of Samuel
Adlam Baynton, Esq., deceased.

INSOLVENTS.
Nod. 15.—John Oven, Dover-street, Piccadilly, tailor.
George Flooks, Melksham, Wiltshire, innkeeper.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Edward and Myrry Wilson, Shipston-on-Stour, Worcestershire,
butchers.
Henry English, Compton-passage, Compton-street, Clerkenwell,
ironfounder.

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Tagus, Wade, fm Lisbon, with 1 Tip 1 lid 1 qr ck wine, T F Ds-son
—1 pp do, Steers and Stavert-1 lid do, J Thompson-1 hd do, J
Ilate-
son-4 qr cks do, P Hope-7 hds do, J Knowles-1 pp do, J Atherton
—4 qr cks do, II Wilb-sr, jun-1 pp do, (cased) J Leigh and co-12 bxs
wine in bottle, S G Walker-1 ble retd goods, Brandshaw and co-65
hf chts grapes, .1 Adam-67 chts 66 hf ehts oranges, M'Andrew and
Pilcher-153 chts 28G hf chts do, Order-51 chts do, J Collier and co-
-35 chits 30 hf chts do, 5 chts 18 hf chts grapes, E Rae-1 pp Iqr ck
wine, Order-1 qr ck cased wine, T and W Earle and co—G 1)1(
Camoens, llaram, fm Oporto, with 30 pps 38 hds 16 qr cks 2 ca
wine, Order-6 pps do, Jones and Maples-4 pps 4 hds do, G Batley
—2 pps 3 hds do, Symonds-2 pps do, Holmes and Limburne-
-8 pps 4 hds do, Croshie and Chetworle-7 hds 14 qr cks do, J Rushton
—44 ps 4 hds do, Alanson and Brandreth-19 pps do, Pemberton Az
Greenp-2 lids do, Preston and co-4 hds do, Bevan and Smith-3 pps
. do, Ohman and Kemp-2 pps do, Sir It Hill-1 do, J Clare-1 do, W
Hayes-1 do, T R Magenaie-1 qr csk do, J Bettiey-4 do, H Glynn
—6 pps 6 hds 4 qr cks, J Gaskarth-4 ppe 2 hds tio. E Sedgreaves-
-5 pps 4 hds 12 qr cks do, G Pim and co-3 pps do, G Bell-20 pps do,
Knowles, Bold and co-2 hits 4qr ck
lids s do, r
Golborne
doand
10 Dobxsbbs-4 3
qr cks 30 es do, T Martin-3 pps 14 q cks 40 cs , 1
bskts onions, B Ilaram jun-1 bx 3 jars grapes, alit 2 t corkwood, T
Martin-62 bgs cotton, M`Nair and Dutton-10 chats '7O bxs oranges,
M Leicester-8 chsts 15 hxs do, M'Andrew and co-50 chats do, T
Chapman-80 chts do, 4 bskts onions, Ibx samples wine, Order—l
cse conts unkn, J Bold—G Dk
EUROPE. •
Hoop, Mug.ge, fm Dordt, with abt 108 t oak bark, 9 cks madder, C
W Neuman, Son and co-5 bass potatoes, Voss and co—Q Dk
Marshal Blucher, Smith, fm Altea, with 13 cks almonds, 1482 hxs
1000 hf bxs 450 bskts raisins, Rathbone Bros and co—lse about 500
oranges and lemons, Master.
Gesina, Rocl, fm Rotterdam, with 10 chits wine, Nevett and co-17
cks madder, J W S May-100 bxs cheese, G Kolff-2 tnks 1 cse apprl,
Sherlock-8 ligs potatoes, 2cs flower roots, D Willink-1 bx do, S
Sandbach-1 bx do, T Ripeley-18 cks madder, 90 mats flax, 8 cks
117 bgs madder roots, 10 es tobacco pipes, 1 cse shoe blacking, 2 cs
eau de Cologne, 20 hf pns genera, Order—Q Dk
Catharine, Zylstra, fm Embden, with abt 400 qrs beans, T Booth
and cosoo do, Order—K Dk
Maria Brandt, Grotrian, fin Archangel, with 85 cks tallow, 861 c 20
deals, 8c 22 deal ends, Order—For Exportation, lf c2O spars—B Dk
John, M`Farlane, fm Harnburgh, with abt 450 qrs wbcat, -140 dun-
nage mats, T Booth and co-46 cks black lead, 82 qr cks wine, 30 qr
bfs currants, 20 tubs pitch, 1 ek rose leaves, 1 ble gentian root, 6 his
calf skins, 8 ids flax, 7 }lds gin, Order-12 bxs 1 smple bx linen, J
Mulholland and co-15 nps gin, E W Gaebel-55 ps smul.c.: d beef, W
11Iorr,11-3 pps 4 hds gin, C Leftwich and co-14 las tow, J
Haclwen
—6 chts conts unkn, Stewart, Bald and co-1 bx glass beads. 1 ample
box, It Zwilchenbart and cu—Q Dk

BANKRUPTS.
John Gibbon, jnn., Limehouse-hole, Poplar, mast-maker.
John Morris, Regent-street, Poplar, carpenter.
George-Taylor, Cooper's-row, Crutchedfriars, sail-cloth-rcianufac •
LITT.

MANUFACTURES.

Charles Dod, Lime-street, ship-owner.
George Watkins, Homer-street, Marylebone, grocer.
John Gaze, Norwich, and Henn-mall and Burgh, Norfolk, tanner.
John Edmund Dilly. Littleton, Hampshire, horse-dealer.
John Jones, Worcester, liquor-merchant.
Abraham Jones, A.berystwith, Cardiganshire, draper.
Thomas James Spence, Manchester, linen-factor.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Potter and T. P. Bunting, Manchester, attorneys.—T. and M.
Stafford, East Leke and Kerr.ipstone, Nottinghamshire, dealers in
Lillistone and R. Crickmer, Beccles, Suffolk, merchants.—
T. Longmore and J. C. Wakefield, Birmingham, brass-founders.—R.
and E. Bentley, and S. Chandler, Valentine-place, Blaekfriars-road,
mill-sawyers ; as far as regards R. Bentley.—W. Shields, Revely, and
Co., Newcastie-upon-Tyne, chain-cable-manufacturers.—W. A. Par-
ker, F. Fer_mson, and A. W. Forbes, Piusbury-place, merchants.—
G. Stones and C. Forshaw, Preston, Lancashire, wholesale grocers.-
-Pike and Nlillidge, and :`,llllidge and Pike, Skinner-street, Snow-
hill, glass-manufacturers. J. 'Wild and T. Templeton, Congleton,
Cheshire, waste-silk-spinners.
DIVIDENDS.

LE-Ens, Nov. 15.—The woollen cloth trade in Leeds and its
neighbourhood still continues moderately good. There are,
comparatively, few hands unemployed, and the sales in the Cloth
Halls, both on Saturday and Tuesday, indicated a slight im-
provement in the demand.
Bradford Market, on Thursday, was very dull. The manu-
facturers still hold out in consequence of the high price of wool
and the merchant refusing to give the advance. The result is
that in one or two instances the manufacturers have reduced
wages.
ROCIID ALE FLANNEL. MARKET.--This market was brisker
on Monday than it has been for several weeks past. There
was a numerous attendance of both buyers and sellers. Mid-
dle and low kinds of goods sold very freely, and some of fine
qualities fetched better prices.
At HALIFAX MnaKEr on Saturday there was rather less bu-
siness done in stuff goods than there was on the preceding
market day; prices however for both goods and wool remained
firm.
At HUDDERSFIELD MARKET on Tuesday also more business
was done, but there was no material alteration in prices.
At DEWSBURY the flannel trade continues dull, but in many
of the surrounding villages there does not appear to be any
great lack of employment.
LAN:• ISDIRE.—The cotton factories at Royton, Shaw, Old-
ham, and Heywood have nearly commenced working full time,
and there is a better prospect for the cotton trade. The silk-
weaving business, for several miles round Manchester, conti-
nues to he very bad. Above one-half of the hands are out of
employment,

Dee. 6, E. Martin and T. C. Barker, Newcastle and Staffordshire-
wharf, Regent's-park-basin, Marylebone, coal-merchants.—Dec. 6, F.
J. Burnett, St. Mary-at-hill, ship-broker.—Dec. 6,T. Greatorex, Al-
bany-street, Regent's-park, hay-salesman,—Dec. 9, P. Dent and J.
Mannett, Southampton, lincn-drapers.—Dec. 9, J. Lawrance, Hatton-
garden, woollen-draper.—Dec. 7, D. Carrie, Regent-street, army-ac-
contrement-rnalter.—Dee. 6, J. Gilbert, Regent-street, Westminster,
and Paternoster-row, bookeeller.—Dec., 9, J. Wright, Chancery-lane,
law-hookseller.—Dee. 9, W. Brown, Wilmington, Kent. cattle-dealer.
—Dec. 9, F. Iload and J. Wadey, Prospect-place, St. George's-fields,
bricklayers.—Dee. 6, J. Marshall, Norwich, silk-inerchant.—Dec. 6,
A. Macdonald and A. Campbell, Regent-street, Westminster, army-
agents.—Der. 6, W. Bayer, Gaimstarrongh, Lincolnshire, ironfounder.
—Dec. 6, W. Latham, Stow-park, Lincolnshire, higgler.—Dec. 7. J.
Thomas. Worcester and Evesham, draper.—Dec. 7, E. Ashton,
SornersetAire, butter-factor.--Dec. 6, E. Bell, Cambridge,
-,De^, .J. Jackson, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, man's