1111t C irriVt• NIONDAY, NOV. 12 Three o'clock, p.m. The Paris Papers of Thursday last, which arrived last night, contain few articles of public interest.— The following arc ex tracts:— PAnts, Nov. 'l.—At one o'clock the King prc sided in the Ministerial Council. An Ordonnance of the King, dated November, appoints Ciralinal dc Ilcatisset Miniqter of State and Member of the Nil y Council. Most importaal.—His Royal Highness the Duke de Bourdeaux having been suckled during upwa••ds of a year, the cutting of his teeth has taken place without accident, and his health being considered perfect, it has been resolved, by the advice of Messrs. Portal, Halle, Depuytren, and Baron, that his Royal Highness may be weaned ! VENICE, OCT. 2G.—We have received important news from the lonian Isles. The following is the aulsstance :—The troops that the Turkish Beet, under the orders of Kara Ali, landed upon the south coast of the Morea, arc not so numerous as we were led to believ'e. They are not capable of holding a campaigo with the Greeks, who wish to attack them; but they are protected in the Turkish forts, which have been recently supplied with provisions to stand a lung siege. We may now see the result of the boasted expedition of the Turks against the Morea, which has male so much noise. In the north of the Morea they have rased the siege of Paints, and the pi incipal enterprize upon which they calculated has failed, because it was cal culated upon Ole advance of Mahomet Pacha, of Negropont, upon the south of the Peloponnesus. That Patella was, in fact, some time since, with his forces at Lividi from whence he was tksi , rous of moving upon the Isthmus of Corinth, but the Greeks have established forts and trenches which repelled ell his attacks. Disappointed and suffering under con siderable losses of men, he has been obliged to aban don his plan. In Livia a Greek corps has foi.ned in the rear of the Paella, and he is compelled to make a precipi tate retreat. It is generally reported that Prince Demettius Ypsilanti has quitted the Morca, and lr.ts put himself at the head of a Greek corps, which defends the Isthmus of Corinth with such bravely. —Letters from Colin also announce, that the Turk ships of war, which formed the squadron under Captain Paella, have formed a junction with the fleet under Kora Ali. leo LOVE AND ALIDNESS. An inquisition was taken on M lay last before John IV iir,lit Una hi, Esq. rot ether, at the Grove Nforris %V bite chapel-road ,on view of the body of Ann Moore, nged 45, whose death was caused by her having drank a huge qu:tit tity of laudanum. The deceased sins a Spinster ' residing in New-eoart, Tho nuerstreel, W Ititechapel, and some time back had tee-tit ed the addiewes of Mr. H. le-Wing in the neighbourhood, of whom silt' liecaine warmly enamoured, and a claudestine courtship was carried on, and continued until site discovered that her much admired had a wife and family of his ow a.— s um f ro m th a t time was remai kcd to be in a low despoinliog state, and on Friday eight complained of indisposition, which Wei eased 11l it ;thinning tle4ree until Saturday after • noon, when death put On viol to her miseries. A site:eiiii laitatteoded her was of opinion that her death was cateed by her having drank a large quantity ;of laudanum. She was not observed to drink the fatal dose, nor could it be ac counted for how sl;e came by it. After her decease a le. ter was found in her pocket, which it was 'onjectureti she had wi Wien on the day previous to her melancholy dissolution, and from whirl' we disseminate the follow in' abstract : lle t a M R. /I.—My mind has never been settled ince I first became acquainted with you, and now request yon will pay the last ti Dime of respect, by attending the inottal remains to its mother earth of lice w ho now perishes for your sake, and oi.ce considered het self dear to you. The exper. t ;ti n e of you. comply'; se id, the above request gives ine every hope that I shall yield up the debt of imbue with as little ineonveaienee as 1 earn reasonably expect The oeur approach of my dissolution requires me to bring my epistle to a time, and I now subscrihe myself, Your admirer (but shot tly to he), ANNE 1110011 E. _ The Coroner briefly recapitulated the evidence, and the utter some little deliberation, returned a reidict— ' rut the deceased pod n period 111 her e%ibtence by di init ial; a quantity of laudauuni, being at the tine in a state of weistui (leran‘einent. Frikay night the servant of 'Mr. Price. Lambeth, was knocked down near his master's house, and robbed of his watch and some silver, by a gang of street robbers who in est that quarter of the metropolis. THE NATIONAL REGISTER LAIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CfIANCERY, Nov. In The Lord Chancellor came into Conrt at half past ten o'clock. onniE u. rt►e BISHOP OF NORWICH. The Lord (Aimeellor gave judgment in this case, and observed, that it was his opinion, front the whole context of the will of the late Mr. Thelhison, that it was his inten tion that no person wns to take under it but hit lineal male descendants, and as the plaintiff was not the lineal male descendant of the testator. lie was of opinion that the pre sentation to the living was voted in the Bight Res erend detimdant. But as the question was one of importance, he would leave it open, to give Uu plaintiff an opportunity to apply for a re-heating, or to appeal to the House of Lot ds. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. to. 611E1.11ERD V. ruown:r4. 'rids was an imptisilion before the Sheriff of London to assess damages in a ease of assault and take imprisonment. The Jnry found a verdict for 6001. &Images. The circumstances of the case arose out of a meeting among the silversmiths, at w hich the plaintiff was sup posed to have said something disrespectful of the defen dant, who, in consequence, eenlthitivil the assault. Mr. Scarlett now moved for a role to slaw cause why the damages should not be I e , lnced, or the subject undergo inquiry de mwo. He I epresented, in support nlliis motion, that a strong appeal had been made by Mr. Phillips to the Jury, who were coast fluently led away from the real me rits Of the case, and induced to give excessive damages. The Court were of opinion that there was ground to consider the damages excessive, and they allowed a rule to ,hew cause. SIMPIIEIZI) V. RING. This was an action for a contract, tried before Mr. Justice !test, at wheal a verdict was given fur the plaintiff. The Solicitor General moved to set aside the verdict, and enter a notisnit. The facts were as follow lie de fendant was the owner of a vessel called the Portg, which he advertised in a Morning Paper for sale. The ship was rept esemed to be copper fastened, and in good condition. She was to be taken with all faults, and no allowance made for defects. The plaintiff became the purchaser, and found the vessel was not copper faNtened, m consequence of which lie brought an action for breach of contract.— The Solicitor General contended that the words in the advertisement," to be taken with all faults, and no allow ance made for defects,'' was all answer to the action ; but the court heft/ Ow the defendant having given a tuts description, the plaintiff was entitled to recover.—ltule retiased. •ID iTtbe• in P.ernard street, Russell square, the lady of R. W. Ripley, esq. of a son. At his house in South Andley street, the lady of W. L. Hughes, earl. of a goo. In Burton street, Barton crescent, Mrs. C. Mahon, esq. of a son. At Pao is, the laity of P. I. Green, his Majesty's Con.ul General for the Moi ea, (a a daughter. In Sidinouth street, Mecklenburg(' square, the lady of William Cartwright, esq. of a daughter. In Great George Street, Westininshs, the lady of C. king, cut. of a At her father's, Old street road, Mrs J. 11. Dettmar, of A dangliter. At Cheltenham, the lady of N. Alexander, ctn. of a daughter. BOW STREET. 7%c " Coarfitati.mot" dfsweiati,.LOn Saturday last, a smartly di essed youth applied to the magistrates, at this office, on behalf of Mr. Sharpe, the seLretary, and the active members of the Society called the " Constitutional Associatiou," for a warrant, or some such instilment, to issue against Mr. Phipps, the editor and proprietor of " The Neted," Similay Newspaper, in order that the :aid Air. Phipps might appear forthwith before their w::uslu s, and give bail for his appearaliee to answer a charge which it was intended to prefer against him at the ensuing ses• sions. It will be recollected that at the last sessions two bilk of indiciii ent la ere preferred helm e the Middlesex Gonna Jury by Ilr. Sharpe against the editor of The News, for a tivoiu his diameter, which bilk were iumorei. the following Sunday, namely, October .48, The Meat"( con tained >o tie bitter comments upon the conduct of Mr. Sharpe and his employers, which they as well as others still more leariled (as will be s..en in the sequel), deemed a foul libel. As a preliminai y step the article was sub mitted to the perusal of Mr. Ajolpli us, who without hesi tating gave a wriiteil opinion that it was ' 4 a libel," and recommending, 4 4 under existing cirentustancos,," that a ctimival information should lie moved for in the Court of King's Bench, in preference to proceeding by Indictment. Mr. Gurney was nest consulted, nod the King's Counsel proliounceil the article to be a gross libel, but he thought the best mode proceediog would be by indictment. It was therefore determined to proceed by indictment, and the object of the present application was to induce the magistrates to tall Mr. Philip , oelnre them, and hold him to bail for his appearance at the scabious, ill order that upon the return of the recogniza nets, the chairman might be aware of the intention to tin ler such a iii +, and that lie might. it lie thought fit, call the ettentiun of the Grand Jury to the subject. Tile applicair having made the abovestalement in support of lee application, produced the News of the 28th ult hill), and alm the written °minim of Mr. Adolphus, w Melt were laid before the M Igist rates. There were id the time four Magistrates on the 'poorly, Sir Richard lipnrie, Mr. 11liushull, nod Mr. !ills, of this office, and %Ir. Roger. of the public lattice, in Hatton earden, nod upon hearing the upplurati 11l , they individually and collectively pi oliounced it to be the must biogolar they had ever heard M. Sir R. Bie n addressing the applicant said—" When we have brought the Editor before us, suppose he should refuse to give Isai', what n °old you have us do with him ? would 3041 wish US to bend hint to gROi The ant said it was not fir hits to suggest m hat coor•e they would ft I it their duty to pursue in suen Ia case. Sir K. Minsituil said , it was pretty evident that this ap plication was made by way of calif:Humid ; but the appli cant might be assured that the Magistrates nould not lend themselves tit the views sillier of Mr. Sharpe or his employ - ers, by cuutittnintat ins 'inch an irregular proceeding. In these sentiments the rest of theNlagistratesdeelartd their most hearty elnalli reoce, Mr. Aliuslaull otuervinc, tied the swot iat• had got Ihrnuivites in to a cleft stick, and now aus .ed the Magistrat, sto get them out :main. 1 hey ;night if limy chose try the experiment over a_ain elsewhere, but he fancied they n wild meet n ith about the Sank' slut seas as here. The young agent of the :ism), intinn hH kid exceedingly sheepish RI Which limn his manner the cunt• Mettertiteut, we imagine wha vet,v 'Jiff. rent time what ht• expected. Having ►olled np his impels, I e turned on his heels. and ntuiteeing something to blood!, otitlkett out ut the of Lieutenant Liddone, who erved as second in conitinuni under the intrepid Captain Parry, in his voyage through Lancaster Sound to Melville Island, is prinnottilto the rank of Cunintander. BittioLS lltt biIMCOVADO bULIAtt. Average Price from the Returns made in the Wetk raiding Wednesday hot, 211:. 44. per cwt. exclusive of duty. SAM II FIELD itiAltli LI. • MONDAY, Nov. 12.—Thc show of Beasts this morning was pretty large, lot which there was a brisk demand at rather better pr as. Mutton was nut very plentiful, but the demand being dull,that article was ,oniew hat clasper. Pork was rather cht aper. Veal was dearer than last week. The business in the Hay Market was not very brisk. Bay and Straw was full as dear as our last. Clover was rather cheaper. The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbers at market:— HUCK ut .I EAT, exclusive of the Oftal, which consist c of Head, lltitraik, and 'lids, and is worth about Id. pat ib.—Per stone of Slb. IN ON OAY. Bref Ss Od to St 10d Mourn' 26 tql to :Is id Os Oil to Os Oil cal 4s Oil to 6. Oil Pork 2., SA to 3* 441 Head of Cattle at torakut. Ituash. . . . . 2,010 Sheri, unit Lambs . 17,630 X3O Calve% YRMAY. Beef 3.6 OJ io 34 8J Mount. Sa thl to Si tA Lamb (h Od to Os Od Veal Ss Wit to 4s 84 Pork 3t W 4s bd Bead of (Atilt at Market• Beasts . . . ( 80 Sheep and Lambs 4,6111 Pigs Calves a 0 hay Clovcr Straw 11A1-MAltlin. 03 10 0 to A 4 4 0 - . - is 0 0 to f 5 0 0 - • • Al $ 0 to LI 16 0 DON : Printed and Published by the Proprietor, JOHN l'W ICG, at tbe Office, 714 Fleet Street, where all Letters to the Editor, (post paid) must be addressed., Ev.Amet. At North 7llnskliant, Nottinghamshire, J. Boller, esti. of Saekvill e street, Dublin, to )1 4 ry Eleanor, eldestdangliter of J. Robinson, vs+. of North Altiskhain, near Newat k. At Shrewsbury, J. F. (Amnon, my. solicitor, of Craven street, Strand, to Letitia, daughter of R. Rushes, esii. of Milne) , Wood house, Wickham. _ At I. Margafet'P, Westminfter, P.. llopkins, ea+ of Queen mune Wedotioder, to Nlary, yonitzem &metier ut the late 3. Eliot, i Judge and Nlaaisti ate of the whoa Us ul Calcutta, awl ContioUbiotor tile Voliceou 64, l'ergtoinahailittl. At St. l'aucras, T. U. fielliehl, caq. of Mincing lane, to S'Aizitheilt Ann,rliled datighter of W. Siveralev, esq. of the ',bland of 144164010 c, DIeD. At Bath, aged 49, Maria Ann, the wife of Rear Admiral Ballard, and daughter of the late James Flint, mi. of JUIN hues!, near Faversham, in held. At liallingdon, Charles Wyatt, eldest son of E. Allen, esq. of that place, aged 23. In 01.1 Manor street, Chelsea, Caroline Matilda, daughter of Jelin (Ito 1101, esq. At Horsham, the Rev. William Jameson, rector of Clapham, and sie ti err 110. dham (both in Suwes), aged Td. At I', shore, Woreestershil e, aged ea, I. Holland, esq. to, the 711. of June last, at Cale iitta, Mr. Jahn Finchunt, merchant, son of the lair 1111C11,1111, gal. of Charing cross. Go Iris 11.16111.1 , 41., OH boatel the sir Cueliiii, from Bengal to Batavia, in the 2Lili year of his age, C. U. Grieve, esq. of the Ann of Bunker and licit:ye, of bouraba)ii, in thei eland of Java. At her residence at wash,' ti SLIMIlelt, aged 92, Mrs. Dorothy lonian. the only surviviii4 daughter of the late Rani. George Jewish, Chancellor of time diocese of In Button eieseent, Mary Eliza, the Rife of G. S. Bruce, esq. At lire stet iii liettiordsbire, Ur s. Allen, of Devonshire place, widow of Minden' Allen. . . _ At Reading, almost suddenly. tha.Rev. Thos. Arnold, formerly of ttrah%oo ih, aged st. At Croydon, surrey, aged W, Mr. A. Ell/sett, A.M. JLonbou Marticts CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Nov. 12.. We had this morning a middling supply of Wheat from the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, together with a considerable quantity from Scotland. The finest samples met ready pur. chasers at last well's prices, but fur the middling and inferior, of which there is a great proportion; there is scarcely any demand. There is a moderate supply of Barley and Oats, the good qua. litits of the latter met a ready sale, but without any alteration in price. In Beans and Peas we have no alteration worthy of notice. CURItF.NT Plt 11 Per W inch :.:1:-S OF GIL raster Measure 1 MONDAY. S. I. 60 a b 2 42 a CO 41 a 64 32 a 34 lIN FOlt T. if Eight Bush IL•' WLEK, WEDNESD. 8. S. 60 a 82 42 a 60 44 a G 5 32 a 34 FRIDAY. s. S. 58 a tO 42 a ttO 44 a 65 32 a 31 Old Wheat New Red Wheat New White do Lye Brank, or Buck Wheat Mirky Pale Malt Need Oats tires or Polaaddo New Tick Beans Old ditto a 2G a 3.; 66 a 72 22 a 27 26 a 30 23 a 26 2b a 31 a 29 38 a 43 29 a 31 314 a 331. a-- 24 a 33 66 a 72 20 a 25 a 29 23 a 26 2S a 34 25 a 29 SS a 43 29 a 31 311. a 3.14 a 25 a 31 66 a 72 20 a 26 v 5 a 29 23 a 26 23 a 34 21 a 22 33 a 43 22 a 31 311. a 384 New Pipeon ditto Boiling Penne ... (411 Pease .... Rapeseed per lubt FOREIGN. Amcricau ....... a 61 a 7( 4d u 60 a G 8 a 16 48 a 60 a 63 a 76 4t , a 60 Riga and IVisinite Russia and Vile!» laud ditto. • Rye Barley • Feed Oats Bien in Poland du Tick Beans (lino . Bulling Pease (ire) Pease Unwed pectic. 46 a 52 28 a 30 26 a 9.8 18 a YI 22 a 25 a 33 a 36 34 a 37 28 u 30 34 a 40 40 a 59 2 a 30 24 a V.B :8 a 91 22 a 25 a 33 a 36 34 a 31 tri a 30 34 a 40 48 a 50 V 38 26 a 21 1$ a 23 %V a i 5 ft 33 a 36 31 a 37 28 a 30 31 •1 4U PKICF.: Per Sack of Five , F FLOUR, Bushels, ur 280Ihu. MULItly. S. S. 11111111.11 q. 1.• o• Fine Engli.li Flour 60 a 65 American Flour ... 42 a -Id Seconds ditto .... 55 • al per Barrel of II cwt. 8KE.41). la. Od. the Quartern Lout'.