... | WHITEHALL, NovaSBra 13. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. Adam Cairns to the church and parish of Dunboig, In the shire of Fife and presby- tery of Cupar, vacant by the death of %be Rev, James Keyden, WAR-OFFICE, Novzmi3HB li. His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the devices and dia- tinctions borne on the colours and appointments of the two Batta- lions of the Ist or Royal ...

... MONEY MARKET.-CirY, TvESDdY. The Public Securities have remained in a much more tran- quil state throughout the day than was anticipated by the man. ner in which they closed in private bargains yesterday after- noon. The speculators still cling to the belief, that protracted hostilities will be avoided by the surrender of the citadel of Antwerp. Consols for Account, during the whole of the day ...

... DEAL, Nov. 19.-lis Majesty's ship Talavera, Captain Brown, arrived off Margate yesterday, and procee4ed from thence to Sheerness to repair her damages, which she has unfortunately sustained by running foul of the Calypso, French frigate, ountheir crutzing ground, which ship, it Is reported, has received very con- siderable injur~v, and has also proceeded to the above part to repair. Salled, ...

... DEAL, Nov. 14,-Arrived this morning a French steamer, from Calals, and proceeded immediately alongside of the French Ad- wiral's ship and some of the others, having on board several French Gentlemen, who, it is reported, came merely to visit some of the Officers of the French squadron, after which they returned again to Ctlais.-His Majesty's ships Donegal, Talavera, and the rest of the ...

... SHIP NBWS. , l DBEAL, Nov. 18.-Arrived last n ght his Majesty' Ships Revenge 76 guns, Captain D. H. Mackay, and Spartiate, 74, Captain R Tait from Spithead; also the Satellite, 18 guns, Captain Smart, from ' cruise off Dunaeness.-Salled the Scout sloop ot war, with dls- patches from Vice-Admiral Malcolm, cruising off the Dutch coast -Remain In the Downs, his Majesty's ships Revenge, Spartiate ...

... .ImRRkEt, Nori. 16. . , . . - SUGAn-In Britishi Platitatiorn no leai.Dmndfr- No arrivals. Abont'%3000' Isogaheads 'sold, includirig' Friday's market. .Middaliig with surme colouri, most ,IsLirequsest.~.; Foreigni-Little oi~ nothing 'this week by, private,,coptrack;, prices nromfl ally as before. No entries at our Cuiltorn-house. since last week.' Eiast Indfa-Mourititri by. public ~sale' I'D ...

... BXCHBQUBR CddMJBBR.-TunsDAY. r , JUDGM 'NT. SMALL V. ATTWOOD._ At' thi sitting of the Court this morning, Lord LYNDHURST said, that a motion- in this case had been made before him on Saturday last.. He had read over the papers in it, and seeing nearly all the parties present, he might as well state the opinion he had formed upon the. case. The original bill had been filed for the purpose of ...

... THB MARKETS-Ivov. 19. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. We have had a falr supply of Wheat this morninlg ?? Essex, and very little from the Suffolk coast; and, as the demand still continues for the Northern counties, the best runs were taken off, for shipping to Yorkshire, at an advance of 2s per qr on the quotations of last Monday. The millers bought but sparingly, In consequence of thelow price of ...

... SHIP NB WS. DOVER, Nov. 16.-His Majesty's ships Donegal, Talavera, Stag frigate, two steamers, and some other ships of war are coming out of the Downs to pass the South Sands Head, under a press ti sail.- Five, P M. A Dutch galliot is coming in this tide, detained by his Majesty's ship Vernon, off Flushing. TheFrench troops are march- ing from Lisle, Valenciennes, &c. for Belgium. Blows fresh, ...

... MoRRY MIRKR?~-.mCri; TdimAy; I The Consol Market has not yet recovered from the depres. sion which it has undergone within the last few days. 'rthe Account price continues steady from 83- to 83J, without any symptoms of much increase of speculation-the leading dealers being aloof, and it is reported will be satisfied if Con. sol5 settle on the 28th instant at the quotations now given for them. ...

... -I DAL, Nov. 13.-Arrived this morning his Majesty's ship Con- way, Captain Eden, from a cruise off Fiushing, and sailed again thia afternoon for the same destination. Also arrived his Majesty's steamer Rhadamanthus, Captain Evans, from Plymouth, and re- mains, with his Majesty's ships Donegal, Talavera, Stag, Larne, and Scout, Dee eteamer, and ?? French ships Suffren, Melpomene, La Sirene, and ...

... |XCHRQUER CHAMBER.-S'rurDAy, Nor. 17. | Lord Liynrhurst sat here to-day, when a Motion In the case of Small v. Attwo on came on by order. Mr. KNIGHT said, he appealed there for the plaintiffs, who now sought from his Lordship an order to restrain the ?? Attwood and Pbcebe Attwood, his mother, from transferring the sum of 192,0001. Stock, In the Reduced Three & a Half per Ccnts., to -, or any ...