The Chancellor of the Exc...
The Times, 1824-01-14T00:00:00

The Chancellor of the Exchequer had a long interview with Mr. Secretary Canning at the Foreign-office on Sa- j turday.. The Chancellor of the Excheqiuei, the Bishop of Lon- don, Lord Stowell, Lord Elienborough, and others, wer e on a visit to the Earl.of Aberdeen, at the Priory, near Stan- more. The Chancellor of the Exchequer is expected in town tnis day from that place. CADIZ, Dec. 23.-(Extract Qf- a private letter. -'Ie have had within these last few days a considerable influx ot offlcers and xothers, from Gibraltar to this place, in consequence of the steanm.packet baving taken up ber course to ply between Cadiz, G braltar, and Malaga. Sir J. Ailly yDoyle las not been out here since July last, but is expected hourly at this place. The packet is coinmanded bv a Mlr. Bisset, a Britisli naval'offlcer, who is now a great favonrite with the spaiiardi. On Friday a carter was charged, in the Police-officc,witb, a.assault of a most aggravated description upon a young boy, seem. ingly not more than 8 or 9 years of age. It appeared. that in* the man's absence, several litfle boys.of a similar age to thc complainer, had taken an opportunitv of mounting on the cart, for the purpose of diverting themselves, uhen, os his return, hIe seized the child in question, -and with the inost s4vage fury dashed him on the pave. ment, aud struck and maltreatted him in a shocking tnanner, as was sufficiently apparent, hishead beingaU-bandaged up. The case be-- itng fuUy proven, the carter, after a severe-admonition- fromn the m2. gistrate on his cowvardly and unnianly conduct, was adjud.'ed . pay b,alf'.a ea, in name of damages, to thecomplainer. TRereisan other cageofasimilar nature against the carters which'comes be fore the Court to.day.-Caledonian -4fercury,, rAdvertisement 1--PO'RTUG ESELOAN OF 1,500,0001.- messrs. B. A. Goldschmiidt and Coo.give noticctetheholders of the scrip receipts of this loan, that the parties may eitlher pay theni inl full on the 2d of February next, according to agreement, or that tuitS period iiay be extended, at their option, on coadition of a fgr. ther paymeut of 20 per cent. on the stock being imade on'thel30th of 'March next; 20 per cent- on ditto on the 14th of April next; an-d the remnaining 27-per cent. on the2th of Mlay next, with interest, attherate of- 4per cent.. ftoi4 the 2d of February, payaWIe as these amounts become due. They also give notice, that those parties who have paid up the scrip may have their bonids, on application at tbeir counting-house, INo. 5, Great St.. len's-passage, Bishopsgate. street, any day between the hours of ten a'nd two, and on delivery of their engagements- JOURaTAL-OFFICE, W'ORCESTEn, Jan. 9.-We bave not been able to obtain particulars-of the numerousnaccideats sustained bv tlie fWI of the galleries during thelate tight, nor can we ascertain tfieir exietiL Tue following personsarenowlyin at our infirmary: Richard Porter Wilton. violenit brpises; John tCalvin, jun., Wor- cester, fracture thigh and leg .Tlomon Stickfbrdi BroadWay;frac. tured ribsi John Hloines, compound fracture;-John-Kellyfl?ublin, fractured leg; *Vrr Stinton, Worcester, senous contusions; James Tranley, London, compoumid fracture. Eight others were taken to the infirmary; but their injuries were nootso serious anature. 4t the Hop Pole are-Mlr. W\>illiams, Chaltenham, fractured lesg;- and Air. Mlorris, fracturedarmn. AXt the Hop.arket is r attantue, Of Birmiiu'shm, fractured thigl . It is suBppsed that the nutuber se- ftously injured may be calculated at 100