The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-23 00:00:00

( ; 0 ""III* 11 4 end •Ikt Olhte OM mite ifs resraleeml ? Ir• lend bra sunset ores bier airnsed of twine disluysl, whe• was only wiggler, whetter jiggly ur unjustly, it not now the worries*, for all agreed duet it was now loyal .1 .wad ~se *sops& Lord Talbot said so, Mr. Greer *aide me I Atird„she Legislature said .and gelled so, whets it refteid tee eviensium of tie lassierietioa Act to the Carly Githrge. Are you tired of this leampsillity, that you wish to set ea the jeering elements of the Island, avid to nom the eine lation of .each Isogon, sad matter through this kieedera, that, as yet, the pi/polities fortiosalely liar mot bearer; or do !co, Ihiuk , the Mardi Cowrie to the waves, you eau ray—os far you may go and no farther? Believe me, it you think you ran slap whets you like, you will be sadly disappointed. 'eua • ill have a Caroler Address Cross this very room—you will beer , Mid from Clonowl, where, ehey as,, you dare mut {edit this meeting; you will have them from every hoer in the county, and you will have thens in abodedance from the metropolis, ober., I midersiand, they are stow preporisie them, is cerium income of what occurred as kilmainkani• A remonahle man might conclude the crests at Our nierting, And those sobriment to it, *toad have isidueed you to perm le fore you upeued the flood•gates of dawn...Om; and a pawl man might think that 11441114 of you weitild nut lie the most tinware! lot sine elireirculatioss of Mat naliseat tog is Wool** hitherto hem only reached the upper classes in this etiogrey, sad which has dime iireperable mischief in 'Wry . other. Yam will have the ciedit of areikilig Ihr hest ire from the Illiutonsil yes may find it cosier is have excited them to •Ilay the coo. tnesilsle mat tee it may be applied to. Whenom some (wont day, yew mos. he met together to provide remedies for theme evils you toe nowerenting, remember that you were licensed of :he row.. otweers which would be the result of your pro. scot preceedimp —that !overtire apprised that °there also bad 'unser te liegs opine •110.4 uefortuu•te qviemitim—sad tbal obeli 'hese mew, who before sow you hsve vieorol, sod may memo view with no vety foirooratik rye, shall give way to woof fireliags which hi retorter thy suppiessed from dwir own good sense, sod in coeformity to the advice mud 'pinkie of their friends, remember they will have your own example • to plead for this precedes+. I). out stook it possible e•••• can assume ri to be fight to address the Kiri/ soil nut the (hoes, w•thows 1)11001 , 11( Shit vinosity ter a repetitiou of all deer fact. amid charges, which ought to by. buried is • terns! oldie:on. Do not the hatt•hbills now cireislat sue &how ti m. moo, moo demerit your Pusl•Offiris,alreseity move this? If you ale candid you must hereafter at case youiselecs— that by obteodoig this questiou upon this sleepier country, you will Wilmot the peaseistoy teat there rant. to courts, end esnougst the fiequeuters of courts, either us art or in -f3/I)Cliationt, a licesitioesnesi hitherto unknowa to savage • or lie Mogi borbamiss trildoes.. Ureter /rely circuariasice I shall endeavour In repress angry ferlengs and iiseiscreet inlet-fen nce spun subjects not immediately own erstiag oar owe rouoiry; but my iutiorner, tet may time hide, will he lea., our ilo I expert 011.11110 Y to my misses-stoma. What settees* es., he Osier', on your re. commendations of future forbearance? Wt 4 they believe you, wiwil you tell them @crimes questions should he left tie the m isdion of Parliament, lied that previous tuterfereuee I. Maim, ioos to their own interests! No; they will reject that *elfish contract by shirk you would impose resiriosi spots the 'stereo:isms of slew petitions-els, while pin ri tamed the parser of a free indulgence for the promulgation of your own. These okiervaionsa *kith I have made apply to Ireland generally, for envoy part of it was tratiquil....ewrey psis or it well affected to Goveenmens--every pars of it labourite( under uosirecedenied distress—and every poet to is was Panic and 'minted-row neve those wihappy ilisseameits • 'Listing in tier goysl Fasely, smell thio system of addeessing conssnesired; sail it . err there was mie period more than another whirls I. gourd that the heat inseparable from dis• custion Oswald bare been avoided, it was the present mu anent. Nue., urn your. yes tapes that spot we all know best, our own enmity—what • erette dues it exhibit! Y..ur Rooks eloseil—your Treasurer iusolvent, and an enormous sum to make good his deficiencies, permeated with am indecent pre. cipiteney, to be levied from a teens' ry who are wholly omi t le to ,my dicer rents, and that not frogs soy misconduct uf their own—your constable, ava.hisg therassly.• of ibis cen ter ~,,, withholding the coons, vim, and their securities si idiom means to levy from them the amount of their bail. I. he Link to puce very Gentry, and probably you will bid it more easy to comet the number of those oho are nut in III"' Sheriff's heeds, than shoes who are. With such an &pooling picture darter you i• she lice, was it wise to throw • th- tipple of discord asisonspit a people who have an m.ny indocemeot• to own their ibought• to the chances of a scramble ? Is is a roll freliitg of all thin which keeps sway the entire of poet Peerage faits this meeting—it is this which induced your {elided proprietors to r. fore ihrie signattlies to your Iteceolsitiosi. No one will presume to say it is wail of loyelty to the Sovereign; and it is this which coniswls me to mime forward as I do, sio contrary to my fmlinos upon such Sc occasion. Why is owl L en d Ihmoughosore here? Dues his &havoce proceed from want ▪ atiaclonted to the Kiog ? ur is there a maw its tbr CUM. inanity u ho will impute it to may hut a creditable motive? Lord Norhery, a great props kip', is mist hire—l may be told, I mbar it would br iudecortios in • Judge of the laud to be present at a pollster assembly; bet I have good au thority lo say, Skit he disapproves of your assembling as this period, and ohm desapprobation well becomes his great ex. perience, fur he brows the temper mut habits sit hie country. nom too well to lizard any irritation of Ow public mind et $1.411 a juncture. Lord Kiapton is nut heir. Lord Llnid ifT, all long al the head of pone 'county, is also •bsesit. Lord Lismore was sot here, whose great slake and connexion with some of the most powerful families iu loth kingdoms, most make hiss warmly ineereeted to their rehire, and whoie enlarged and upright mod so well des bite to like in unpartisl mod judicious view •pon ay subject. Why is nut Lord Gleogall here, the resident ilepriseettative in our county of that great manse, that curveted she principle of detachment to the reigning bloomrche alarm Ia a failing, whose loyalty to diehr Sovereigns has been recorded, nos so each by their jowl and emenerous titles as by ilie blond the represent sliver of these titles hare so profusely elied, in the • metric, of their Ktugs epos sea sod epos lard—aye, and erre upon the scaffold, sou, when usurpation was successful? Why is he not brie now who you so -lately heard in di fiance of popularity, when pet kis( your protection, declare from' your hustings that lee was • follower of the priiiriples of Mr. Pitt, and whose stlischowrat so the person of the king ). sin folly ousts of? The mauls is obviinia ; he, and those Noblemen to rhino II bare alluded, are of opirion, that the feelings of she King nee more respected, and his interests better maintaiord by preservier that tesueptillity *Lich Las heretofore existed anisingst his subjects, than by pro.' ruling warmth and dissentious, which will brier us . reprusch, and (mauler reproach, is which the king will he implicated sob his injudicious advoestes, and ilk. grace will be weakened, not strengthrsed, and all fur an Address, which tnay sum out Its have ociginased in some foolish sir selfish motive. 1 hour there was a time, and that out tar hack, when any hesitation to come forward with every blanderer who chose to introduce the Knog's name Crum some silly toweeption of his own ; won the other Amid, to evince very sympalby fur the sulierings of the people, bonnet oppressed, that hertatiosi was stigmatized as di,- loyalty. That day has peewee by—a baiter feeling now pre vails; and the men who would draw such an isifercure 'could be laughed at. God forbid we should ever have an oppose sanity of proving our respective claims.° loyalty! but if it stufortunairly should tree arrive, I do red think time advo cates of the people's rights will be moat bachwaid 111 sop. put uf their king. if to he sensible of the duti s of inesaisity—if to feel for those privations attached to the great difference :a time necessary sebordisiaticie of classes iu society, treater here than spew coy utli. r spot Ulf moth —if • deterniinatiou, as far as my limited power resides sae, to resist operession of every kind, let that uppressiols genre turn what quarter it eiay—if these euerioute cheer teetotal, I eckoowledge I ate disloyal. Rut I conclude other wise, and thiuk it is wily from sack • worm that loyalty pro ceeds. My lute ha the Constitutive, rot that shred and cart iibd Coastatatiou whn-li swot here may like, but that full • •od g , us Constitutiois which covers with 1111 shade of sguel protection all Isis Majesty's subjects, mid iu plum is seoported and strengtheued by their selective and gratitude; nay love for that Constitution will make me always solemn few the safety sod maintreauce of the king; it will lead me to look upuo him asa prioripal inlets shy property, and I would hit enure countreauce • sr-surer of the kingly authority to an other, thou I would admit of soy alkinosue is are of the wail. tea armloads under which 1 derive, lest so error might creep into the sew b stosi olaifistigtv Ihepoimislon I rojityest nosier the old. This is the loyalty whirls is valuable, and should be cherished by the Alunarels, for it is not got by (drapes, and will soot he Will by Neglect; it dues not deptiad upon the rood or bad coodoct of the Khmer the gratitude or caprice of the Isubject, Mil has its root in that principle which has most in. ffaelsteopoemstrolkissdio—oeffislereee. Bet that stone love for thetronststutiens will abet mike me anxious fur the rights nod hqpiiips of the people; sot for a people opposed to their ffirselitt for one, by its ohedieoce, giving security to the Throne, and by its prosperity, stability to his Government ; not for a people denyiug to the Aristocracy the enjoyment of their high privileges sad ample posseminsw, but foie making threw posseminua mod privileges 'nimble and respect • •ble by their intlostriusts mill orderly babwu ; out for a people in misfile: wills the constituted authorities, but fur one, by their sahosission to their decisions, giving lyre weight rod coulloleoce to mailsority..—and I just respect the throne, the @Optometry, and the coostitated authorities, in propor. lion as they inaiostain the people in their rigid., by afford ing to them the due protection of the laws, and an impartial adminietratiou of justice. This Isar ever bees my po litical crest, tool it to ton lisle in life to alter it ; and I trust loosest mess will Reek me lumen. But if there are soy here or elerwlsere, who ralenlate upon human misery as an article of traffe, who trade spar the lives of men, mot who per colate opus Crime as • selliTe from which they may derive pisofit—if there- see soy who would heave no objection to nstoeut into office, though they el Id ascrud from scaffolds etreausieg -with the Wood of their fellow creatures—. if Ahern are silty whose love of Rifle is self, whose love of vomitory Wadi, whose vary religion Is seff—to those I do not soipret—l leave bad, I will have, I would regret I should Soosielsriloir l ciouesste; thry will reprobate my noose, as use sum Ifietai*lal Ilts themselves, and I will avoid their course, as lohoritous . to society; one will I envy them the spoils they may ilaIT in the ruins of their country. Let such mum be fort-swoon is their copresident' of loyalty. It is the beaten, and selteerwing track of those who commit the worst spec get sof strewn, that of alienating the subject from Isis Sovereigr. I did nipeet that 'lime Gentlemen who brought forware. this Address, would have pruetuced some inst•uces of that faction and design which the Requisition staled. But as an Address has bees. produced by these Go-whaler whirls so departs from the Requisition, mid as the cisme of ftetion sod desigii, whirls the Requisstieo stalest as the object of the Adders', is tint only abanoloued, but this ksogslom. expressly excepted from coetarpon, I am sawed the trouble of poising some quotations I intruded to those Gentlemen, mot obsessing swoon their toupee'., and shalt only observe, that if the Requisition had been of such a feel. ing as the Aslthess,l would out have come here. Yet there is sousethiag in even this Address whirl' sea ass to bear out those who think it means something tout avowed. itit is to praise Ministers, in the unite of God say so; it will be more minty Alin to ito it by a side wind, and be far less dangerous than by fixing an Numerited stigma on our cum'. try, and rarryissg • misreffesentat of its alio-gimlet. to the fans of site Throne. I hare no hustility to Ilse .Ministers of either Inmedeare; us the curioary, as its Irishman, 1 feel • qualified °bluetit ion to thug,' of tooth—for, though uu qua nos materially cemerpreatial has bees conceded to this country, yet bosh in temper and lone a levy conciliatory costive has for some time been sidopted, and erru re jectiou has hers accompanied by encouragement to hope. 'the Irish See-seamy has also teen usefully 'meetlye to the minor coecertos of this kingdom); and, in all this, it would be injustie , not to mltioit, I believe, he is only fol. loosime up rise emotion. uf his predecessor its office, It may be delicate mound for woe to speak of Mr. Per I; bet I thy claim that delicacy which world ;orient my doing justice to illA almeut man. However I may have dale. col with Mr Peel is politico, I always braid, and at all times be. hey 01, he was an humoutable and high-minded man; and I looked upon the tali.s yeas. of hie Ad 11l i l tistra• tiou in 'lreland to be as Viol as it could be, con sistent wills hie coroixiors wills Miroist ra, who are ad verse to those menarss, without which this rouosry ram toter km permanently happy r Lis first years you car seat col; tall his own, as he must (of necessity) haweeeted from the impression gives. bins by others; of course, Ise deserves credit fur &nous. which enabled him to shake off the tram. mob; and l shall be olissppointyl, if, in his Colony political life, he will Hui prows a friend to Ireland. With (editorial) divested of hostility to Ministers, and so totally tilifollnel l ell aa I am with Opposition, what mutiie upon earth can I have fur deprecating the soritailie pro l oused at doe meet ing? NOW', but that, lam persuaded, it will he the forterunner of confusion in the cam-airy, mix es wish the proceedings aod the parties now coutenditie in England, that it will, in the end, Le the Cana. of weakening, stead u( stietagtheniug that ettachnicht to the Moiusseh now prevailing, stud d.struy that tranquillity which ever - muter our messw ea has made us comfortable. If there is auy man present (aLISI I know there is) who has bairn 'llia imputed the misfortrues and ctimes which pectins d in ibis county to those meetings which wrie set on Coot by your late Representative, General Mathew (than whom, in public end in private life there newer breathed a more honest mall), by his then colleague, one of )041 mavens filemlwor i , and I bold it au honour that I was Melody!, for the objects of them arrests legitimate as your own, nod far .e menu vary ; that man most slow look to Isis yoesistency for modulo ountire,el dr ft Melia narrator. If there ale men here who treed to decry meetings of the people generally, as inju rious to good morals and social order, do nut they feel that their alacrity upon this occasion to congregate and call others together, dues wait square with their former nisi- Mous; arid it the ill matured shall cry—" Hypocrites ! it was the subjects of those meetings you dialikod, and not the meetings themselves,' will there be none to believe it ! I acksisowlostge I feel myself lOWA untowardly citrons stauced,betoetti my wish to join with others in the Address, sod any most solemn couviettun that it ought mot to lie thought of at the peeseut moment, more especially, whin you so well know Mat these is nut a Dian iu this country Who would taut go tatteh further than declarati 111 l , if :my sOctrisity existed; bat there does not. Yon know the thrum* is against you—soinmst slily of the freehuldele orongenso yon—who then will, or how can any man be brazen enough to crony • misrepresentation of the arrow of . this cousity to the foot of the Throne? The Peers have •dosie will in refsisiog their voitetion to poor Meeting— they would have done better bail they come here to oppose what they have toadyism-J. I its. out outlerstatol tidy half measered morality, which is satisfied wish out joiniug i• Join evil, mot makes we 'clove exerts 111 l s so prevent whom- IMt ell the olissdwautages their absence imp used ins me, and I was Never more iocapeble of roorsoomiting Ihnis, fur I cause Isere with • mod by too means as ease. Bet whew a stigma ups.. wiy countrymen, which I knew Its be so urnsesited, has been circuleted fur so runty Jay; when I moat have cowelusled an Address follow. lug up that stigma was to be adopted, I scarcely can admit of ary excuse that wowld justify absence. I came lore • Olivet relying or consuls ring abettor I el Id 'or sburstd not meet with any aristuct tole or popular support; I came here without eusaustaniceting with one of those Immarrabie mru, it fOliferl w,uh whom 1 Lave lak•-se alb active a part in the comments of this county ; I came, r. lying s o lely opus the essergwe of My 6,16 II wiuel and toy nations, to cuter my Slailtits protest •gainst a meaniee which will du muds minister, and too promilde good. Ameodett as the Addsess has been, I should be canoeist with it, from the holism tarot...aid at. generally ; anti by the sot:gene 111 l s of some reaps clable emu to sneer au udjotsuuuueut, I fest thyself trend to du so. CRUMIS Meitner, Esq. of Moore-Foil, a Magistrate of the annoy, secuudtd the Mutton. Sir W. P. C•RRnLL bream* Ir•te lu say, be caiteiilered the Adders, of the mildest amuse, and um at all iIiViIiVIIIE any party ritiestius. It •vusrd the loyal f. chug of the rowdy, diaelsimiug simplify and arJiliuu, •od, l.eiug usataisatcd by vitiates priiirtplte, ar Wen the more r noisy to astdreas the Throat. Much angry diaceassuu had taken place ou • late giantism; but kauatng Ilse VW I IleaUt• ialrtaity all this rummy, he had au fear shah vet. th►t had that gse►liuu bees' •uharilted to s Jury of twelve bonsai an•hu.ra, they would have brought out • verdirl curb gas oi uu ou ►etard as • higher Corot. la cwerlu•iuu, be bind, an a very aaimated strasu„ Gentlemen, se hour that rift-Isbelr the •taadard of seditrue sad impiety has beta raiod, sad se mart smile is patting it dos' Mr. Vrect• rase, sad after enumerating the Miming, of the eirastitutiou and hie firm attachment, sonlmughi, raid, but Natural sad opustauevus for the X.'iug, argued ' that Adalreasei to Me Illajesiy at this unhappy mid melan choly period, Went Irritating and ismultiog to the royil mind. Select s said he, the least feasible cause for such was Address, whoa the present disgrace, affecting a ponien of his family, shall be buried In tibia/Pion, and I shall be else of she first to promote such an Address. He premed the adjossrnment, mod beNnecht the Hkerilf, as be respected his own coastitotioaal priaciplea anal regarded hie character, to patiently count the numbers on hods sides. Mr. lows Scrim; of Abbey, thew mid d the Sheriff briefly. He said be had not beard all the Address read, but such part of it as breathed attachment to the King and Coma it titian should have his warm support; and asked if any part of it went to express approbation of Ministers .t Being an-wrred in the negative, be objected to the word Govern ment," which appeared in the origtual Address, as be appre. 'tended it meant Ministers, in the common acceptation. Grace the ARCEIBISHOt politely lOW, and said, it was quite p►oper Gentlemen should state their objections-- and though the word Government was not meant just as Mr. Scully hid conceived it, yet he (the Archhirbu•p) was desirous the word should be altered. This was acceded to Ity the Alseriff end numerous other Gentlemen. --------- Counsellor Al•nsenbit next rose—be considered that as loyal men they were bossed to ensue forward and addrem the The , when the civil and religiose establishments were skreatened. He charged Mr. Lidwill with endeavouring to inflame the public wind.—{Hare there was an interruption from orris* wad ramie fur some time.) Mr. JACILIEIL, Of &other's Wells, OM Mr. SADLIZIII, Of SColiaheeo. Grisly urged the simply pasaiwg a loyal Address, void of all little niceties; that, they said, was the husimss of the meeting, and it was folly to give it any Mkt. tern. Sir At'. P. Cal cull joined in this statement, adding, " Let them sign she Adders., ur refuse it." • Mr. 11.1DWILL objected, till his motion for adjournment was disposed of; he said be would not withdraw it. Sir J.J. FITZOSILALD snick that the objection to suffering the Address It, pass, as shirred uu the suggestion of Mr. Scully, was merely straining at a gnat. The Sit KRIM' then staled, that as the Court bad heard the arguments of Mr: Lidwill, Sir W. P. Carroll, and other Gentlemen, be would take leave to say, that a motion bad been made which, if agreed to, would ansuseth away all copies; that motion was, that the loyal Address be passed with she aniendinent proposed, substituting the word "Throne" for that of "Government ;" be therefore proposed that the 'drain; should deride whether they would pass the motion fur the loyal Address, orilre motion for adjournment. A lung and desultory debate ensued, when at last the guts. lion bring loudly called for, slue Sheriff desired that ihme who supported the Adjoirrunitut should leave the Court house, to enable him to judge uf she numbers, which was nu sooner done than he and his party declared the Address carried! On the motion of Si, W. P. Ciinnotr., the High Sheriff received the Thanks of the Itterting fur his dignified cow duct in the Chair !V. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTUNOUTII. JANUARY 21. Arrived yesterday the John, Smith, fruits ilerbice fur Loudon; laud Its amli, Siasamer, from Chartrstou. Sashed so-day the Marshal iVelliuziou, Mortis., for Vi Dieman's Laud ; Cossark, Harley ; and Mary, Grigg, fur Lisboa ; Maoris Camden, Larkins; and Inglis, Boradaile. fur Bombay and China; Iphigeria, for the Mediterranean Janus, Ilutchinsins, fur St. Vincent's; Maiimana, Gardner, f o r We Suudi Seas; (71ifion, Smith; Humber, Johnson; Jane, Gianger ; Nottingham, Curscr, for Jamaica; William and Allred, Ihysdide, hie Antigua; Coley, fur liarbailsies• Castkreagls, Vidal, for Bermuda; Essex, Robert son, for N;intes; Neptune, Absalom, fur Pernambuco; and Preston, Richardson, for enorrara. PLYMOUTH, JANTLILRY 20. Arrived the Elizabeth, Godfrey, from Sterra Leotte for London. FALMOUTH, ►►)tUARY 19. Arrived Hie Hawk, Muir, from Si. Donnuno, wllh louse an anchor and (ably, and short of p►ovisions ; Marshal riser, Davis, from Plymouth fur St. Michael's; and Hake of Kent packet, fruiu Curt. RIARWIFINI, JANUARY 20. Smiled the Freeling packet, for Holland i and Beaufoy whet, fur Cuxhaven—each with a triad. DEAL, JANUARY 21. Sailed yesterday the Erlima% Newtott, forthe Azorpa. Arrived the Cyrus, Badacc , fount Shields fur Jamaica; • awl Meaturell,Muritaii ; frum Jamaica. Cline ttmes from the Rivcr Ilse Governor Harcourt, 1%11- Dun. foe D. tumuli. The wool .it to the westomol last night, and stye-rot of the outward-bouotl s ukd , but arc supputoti to hate brought up again.. . - Came down from the River to-day the Athos, Mayne; and Lowther Castle, Mortlock, for Wool and Chins; Richter; and bold Crimsons's, Davis, for Jamaica; Admiral Berkeley, Gulliver, for the South Seas; and Pi r seveiance, Ilayward, for Billies—obey lemma with the General Kyd and several others, outward•bound. PKIMaNCE, 3ANUMAIr 19t ♦ few pieces of wine and Inaudy have been picked up shout four leagues from laud, aud it i► fared some vessel has lately (wandered near this part of the cuatst. LIVERPOOL, JANUARY U. Arrived the John Belli, Cor lett, now Calcutta ; sailed Nth S. pteniber. The Borodino trausport elided a few days before with part of the clew of the Carron slump of war, which was wrecked. POOLS,.) IN VARY 11. Capt. A llen, of the Jubn, from St. Jobe r:New Brunswiek, passed on the 3.1 ult. is at 40.49. long b 4.56. a brig, apa patently about eOO tuna, yellow silles,in a sinking slate, with b...th her mists dime; it blew a gale at the time, sail it is supposed this dtwater bast nut loud taken place, mid that the crew hail perished ; supposed to be timber ladea from lONIC part of the Buy of Fundy. . COM U, JAN U ART 21. Sailed the Farquharson, Craiekshauk and Repulse, Pa. *emu, fur itumbay, Ste. DARTIMOUTII, SAN VAST IS. Arrived ate Gosport, Effised, Crum Newfuessillaud, trial Toss of sails, sad part of her cargo ibeuwii urerbilard; also the Pl'alfixs Sunni. fruni Opurtu with luss of bulwarks, •lanebruus, tails, isstimasia, boat, &e. Site fell is with Ms Nimrod, of New York, which supplied ibesu will& pest sulkies. The Nymph from Loodou for Port-au Prince, has brer tokens by a poltiiral orbotsuer, and the crew put sou bue.tl a Sots•oloilt rbip, two to Psort.ats-Prioce. The Bares's. Aiodereess, frees I.4thilue fur !loathe's.. was 'wally ',reeked sun the 8113 44f November tut the Sue theru Ht, i.-crew snj mposi of the e4 r 4.44 sawed. The Barren, nom/ Si. John's, - New Broin.wirk, for Liver. uul, Was ahaadluued nu the 13th uh., being disstasted and full uf wait t. On Sunday night last the house of Mr. FLowsa. stayntaker, ur Flotrial-buret, Strand, was robbed and set on lire, in the tibs-nee of the family on a visit toe &trod. Ad soots as the flames were per.. ceivid, the dour was broken and the tire was hap pily exiin,roislied without doing much intschief. Oat the return of the family, they discovered that some plate and other property to a considerable amount had beets taken sway. 'rite robbers are ►upposed to have entered the house from the roof. MICE or STOCKS TEXTERDAY. Bank Stuck 3 per Ct. Red.. 70 7oi South Se* Stock.. 7 6a; 3 per Ct. C0n5......6911 I Old Annuities .... 69k 4 per Cents. 137 k 88i Sti I Ex. Bills. 4....4 5 6 pr. 5 per Ct. N. An. 104j# I Lottery Tickets 411. 3.. Batik L. Auu. 18i 3 16 I Cons- for Aix.. 69H India 5tuck....... 233 - t •, __ iro*Pßniez• ox. We are desired to slab, that the celebrated ox, called Cops All, of the Drams heed, the property of David Green, Esq. of Ainolerby Hall, near Bormighbridge, was bought and slaughtered eis the sth instant, by William Williamson and Co. of Medians. Having travelled upwards of four years, through most of the comfit, of England sad Scotland, this wonderful anima bad the misfortune tat get a stub late tone of his hind feet, which rendered him very lame, and latterly unable to rise, during which lameness it was composted to have lost more lima 50 shine weight; this induced his owner to kill him, and the following enormous welch( proves his unequalled sise and fatness:—The four quarters weighed 187 st. 14165. to the stone, or 2925 t. 21h•. of Blhs par atone, or 4,338ib5. weight ; rough allow 10st. or 2891 tis. when cut down the breast he measured one foot thickness of solid fat. Owing, however, to the wittiest, of the weather, which was much against the beef selling, it only averaged tem. pence per pound, the highest price being one shilling per pound. on 1819, this noble animal was measured and weighed, and was found to atmd full ti fret high, 11 feet • inches roused the body, 37 inches semis his hark, anti 11l feet from the tail to his horns, and weighed the slope. cedeuttd weight of 310.1. of 141bs. or 1,3401b5. weight. 11141(KE I S. CORN EXCHANGE, MotIDAY, JANUARY 24. Our market was largely supplies' wills all kiuds sit Gl'Bi/I this morning, particularly wills Wheat from Esse; it.. majo► part et which being of interior quality, eatiFeff's seisly sale fur prime sampler, ou frill as guud tr,nsa as nu this day week, but the lade was exceedingly heavy for all other de smiptions. Harley is 101 l Is. per 91111IfitT cheaper, to rouse. quesice of the abundant supply Gum Suffolk, slid al that decline Indy the finest qualities could be disposes, or, al though she ordinary samples were offered at ass Mialement of 2s. per quarter. Beaus and Grey Pease are to lM r quar ter lower, the quantity at urarket,being very large. Oats are /s. per Timer+ cheaper, and salis were very slack at that retluci Mee. ICE OF GIiAIN. White Pease 38s Boilers 38. 40s Grey Pease 2Bs 30. Small Beans 32. 34. Tick ill lo Gals, Potato Poland Oats tas 47s Feed Oats ..... 210 Flour, per ssek 50. 55. Rape Seed, per last 3lll 421 CURRENT PRI Wheat,Keat k Ewe, (sew) ... 35e 50. UIJ e 62s —.Suffolk (New) 35. 50. ..—...-- 1)1J e SO. ----Nurfulk(uld) &Is She 30e 60. Rye 26e 30e Barley 23e 28. Mak 504 Ms IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK. Bireisb Wheat, 7,514; 85r1ey,8,177; 1ea1t,01,471; Oala, 8,455; ftve, 4S; Beaus, 2,383; Pease, I,sls—Foreign Wheat, 55 . 0. Irish Wheat, 5,300; Outs ' 3,l4s—English Flour, 13,300 sacks.—Asarriesa ditto, 500 barrels. GUILDFORD, JkiIUARY 20. Wisest, per load Oats, per quarter Ol 19, lo 1/ 64 Rye, new per v O/ Us to 01 Os Barley, new.... Beans, per quarter. ll 10. to 11 18a Grey Pease, per quarter l/ 12s lo 11 16. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, JAKtaair it. The above market this morning was very thinly supplied will, all deseriptioisa of Cattle, is consequence of whit b the prices are higher than lass market day In the liey•market there is no alit ration; Straw and Clover as per our last qeolatiou. The following is a correct statement of the prices and numbers:— To sink the offal per stows of 81b. 8eef....3.. 16.5. to 4s. 113.1. Head of Cattle ibis day : Mutton .4. OJ. to 51. 4.i 1 Roasts 1,958 Lamb...oa. 0.1. to OA. OA. Sheep, ..... .......• 10,600 Vea1....... 0.1. to 7s. Od Calves : l6O Pork ....4s. 0,1 to Si. 10d. I Pin 295.1 H A TM day... 9L 10s. Clover 4l. 10s. Straw RKET. Oil. to 41. 04. to W. Si. 0.1. 0,1. In U. 16.. 04. NEP/GATE AND LISADENHALL (By tbe Carcass.) Beef 34 01 to 4i 0411 Veal 44 0.1 to 114 11,1 Notion.. 3s 0.1 to 4s 4.1 f Pork 34 4.1 1., 5s 0.1 PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. J 431111 5 .5. WIIITECII•reL Hay Si 2. 0.1 to 41 I thy.. 3/ IS. 04 to 41 Go 0.1 Straw 1/ 1. 04 to I! 131 0.11 Straw... It 8.0.1 611/ 14. 0 4 Clover 41 Os 04 to 41 10. 04 I Clover 41 0.04 to 51 0. 04 PRICE OF 1101 1 6, per Cwt. NEM IliGs. N env POCK KTII Kent ....2/ Os to 41 4s Kent 2.0 to 51 0, Sussex ..21 5s to 31 ft+ S'eleux .... 21 at to St 31 E05ex....11 Its to 2/ tOs Essex .... I/ 15. to 21 10s Farnham, tine, 41 101 to 61 10. Ditto, second, 21101 to 51 Os PRICE OP RAW Irl 'AT, per stone or 811. As stated by the Tallow As stated b: , the Sittehers. Metiers. St. James's Market.. 3. ttd Prier by Tallow ....Ss Sp Whiles.!pipet Market Ss 511 Average...... 3s i PRICE OF CANDLES, Prow Tallow Chandlers Hull. Price of Candles, per ilyzeu, Ile Od—Moulds, lls W. ed. per dozen allowed fur ready aviary. PRICES OF TALLOV Town Tallow Gls UJ Yellow Russia 034 OJ 0.1 White ditto...sl's Od Od Soaps di1t0.... 404 Od —4 N Melting Sließelts Od —. 0,1 Ditto runigh..tes 04 —. Od SOAP, Ike. per 11211 Yellow Soap Slottled Cord Graves The Oa Good Drega...,..„ Oe RAW HIDES. I Beat Heifers &Steers, per at. Ordimaty.. lo 10k1 to 24 Od is ftd to 2. led Market Calf., each ea Sd Middling. 2. 4.1 So Ys 6.1 Ess i g. Hume Se Oa to Si lid FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb. Spas4.l. Sheep, Leonela ..it Gil .I'4e 3J Segovia .. 3. 04 a 3. 64 _ . -------- Soria 2s 911 a Ss 3.1 - -- Seville Saicouy,lst, - 24 .. 4s 041 a 5s OJ Buliesaia,lst ........ ..... 4s 0.1 a es 64 --- 2.1 s.l 0.1 a 4s 04 0111. S, iver Tote, est Gallon*. . . New Greent.Wlaala .. PS/ —■ I Speratweeli 0141 Pale Seal 7lot --8 Pale Rape 461 —a PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to 5110.5. club 18.1 to 194.1 per lb. Ditto, 50 to 86 I tis rack ... 20.1 to 22.1 Dressing Hides 1 1 144 to 18,14 Fine Coach Hides ... . 1 4 to 184 Crop Hid e. 35 to 40 lbs fa inattfag 1 to 18)..I Ditto *5 to 5111bs 174 to 701 Call' Skins 30 to 4011,. ..244 to 284 Ditto 52 to 7016 s 30,1 to 34.1 Ditto 70 to 81 1 14••..... 254 to 284 Small Seals (Greenland) 17.1 no 194 Large ditto 144 to 184 Tanned Horse Mitres 17.1 to 1844 Spaaish Hone Hides lB4 to 214 COAL MARKET, JANUARY 22. Skips •t Mask et. Ships soW. Price. II& Newcastle 151 Stow/Maud .... 7 1 Cinder. ~itc THE TURF. STATE OF THE ODDS.—BETTING EOO3l, Jav 22. 74 in 1 apt Reginald 12 lii 1 apt clowns 13 to 1 agst Gustavus DERBY. 113 lo 1 • S it Joke 13 to 1 •art Ws< I 20 to 1 ■ R st l'ssasul. OAKS. 5 10 1 ap■t My Letly 9 lo 1 twat Rattly 8 to 1 •gat sister to 19 to 1 att.t Zott Itap 11 to 1 mpg Mr. houveric. RIDDLILSWORTH. 3 to 1 salt Ps...deuce 8 to 1 scot Mr. Batson 4 to 1 set *links 10 to 1 cast P 1 5 to 1 sgst Murel 10 lu 1 apt Duke of York. INTELLIGENCE EX nu. PRESTON M EETI NG, MI. VIDOR DAY. The GoM Cap. valise 100 g .-- ;111dr41 to a Sweepstakes of ings. each, for three year olds, 6.1. 61b.; four, 8.t.; five, 8.1. 101 h.; 1111( and aged, Int 121 b. Mars tad geldings allowed Mb. Three miles and a distance. Lur.l Drrby'a b. h. Ely. 5 yrs oft Lord Grosvenor' s b r . c . itetvolrre, 4 pea 01.1 Lunt Stanford's be. 4. Rainbow, 41 yrs old Lord Stanley's h. e. Tramper, by Tral‘ p, 4 yrs old Sir!. H. Maxwell'. Fair Heleo, by Viscount., 4 yrs ul4 Alr. Stinky'. cb. c. Al...milli, 4 yea old Mr. Huraby's b. e. Arbiter, by Peironins, 4 yea old Mr. Harm hot eh. c. St. Patrick, by Walton, 4 yrs oh) Mr. Clifton's b. I. Antonia, 5 yrs old Mr. Humgbion's ch. b. The Laird, S yr. 016 Mr. Valet. IEI.. Wramxier, 5 yrs old Mr. Alictiael.cm's eh e. The Disk., by Cana, 4 yr. 014 Aft. Peirse's b. It. Recent r, 5 yrs 01,1 Mr. Facilities eh f. Lady of the 4 yr. alit Mr. llusildawalles cis. us. TureMi, 4 yrs old Mr. Riddell'. In. h. Ductiw Syntax, axed Mr. steers els. f. Cambrian Liss, 4 yr. 014 Mr. E. G. Fluruby's b. h. Spectre, 6 yrs old BIRTHS. Ow Saturday last, at Decagon' Bras, the Lady of Healy 11011411 k, M. D. of a auu. tbu New Year's day, the mire of Mr. William Dodd, at Watergate, wear Bclllughata, of a daughter, with two full. grown teeth in front. MARRIAGES. On Tlauesdsy Jam.* Cruickshank, Esq. to the Right Run. Lady Anne L. thin Carnegie, sce..ud danghtir of the Earl of Diurthesk. On Thursday, the 181 b instant, at Si. George's, Everson, by Ike Rte. Dr. Sealy Baldwin, Jos. ph, s.w of Tlvirnsa Horaby, 18aq of Kirkham, loncasbire, tu Elmabiits Bahl. will, daughter if Thomas Fournis Dyson, Esq. of 41'illussi Hall, near Halifax, 1(.0k-bile. DEATHS. On the eth angina last, at Cuildspale, in the East Indica,, whilst on his Judicial Cirenit, John heisiwaril Ti.,,,,, Emi k . of the Civil Service un the Madras Establi►hment, aims is long and faithful ars vice of upwards of 28 yea... 0.1 Saturday lam, aged 23, Mr. John Blanchard, portrait engraver, eldest son of Mr. Blanchard, of Covent Garden Theatre. Ot► the 3bl nit. at Milford, Captain Rotsert Reihrovon, of the Royal Psonbruke Rifle Corm and formerly of Castle Hall, iis that county. His remains were attended to the grave by Sir John Owen, the !Washer for the roomy, the Havel Of f icers, and all the families of respectability iu the neighbourhood. HIGH WAFER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. 31utuitoir 3 after S. I Eremitic 17 after 3, E NJBLIC are rrapeetruily informs-J. that SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED :MEDICINES eon tiune to be prepared in the moat accurate swasismr, fro►n Ike Origival Receipt* of the Proprietor, at (Meal Dosses., ►ear Liverpool, she e Patients may address three lettere as heretofore, and, on remitting a Owe Pound Note, receive Advice in their respective caers„.togeilicr with Dr.Solonsou'e valuable Medicines, fur she following Complaints:- 1n all eases of scorbutic eruption, acrotsilous taint, and in disorders originating from an impure &Lite of the blued, the ANTI-IMPETIGIN EN, commonly called Solomon's& Drupe. Aild in nervous CaOPN. or coristirsgaive habits, attended with weakness, debility, lowness of spirits, and • gradual wasting of the vital princip!r, the loutt.establishcd anal highly-celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. The above Medicines are ■lru mild by Mr. R. Johnston, 68, Cornhill; and Mr. Sanger (late Bacon sad Co ). Oafurd-strect ; price lls. per bottle, and family bottles con laiuiag four small ones for 33r. by which Ile, are saved, with the words "Sankt. Stlloll3oll, Liverpool," engraved UN the stamp. Also, price 3s. that interesting and useful Work (with a Portrait of the Author), entitled "A GUIDE Tt► HEALTH ; sir, Advice to both Sexes, in a varies, of Corr_ plaints," by S. Solomon, MD. Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaintr; also, General Remarks 1111 those Diseases with which the human Ludy is most frequently afibctud; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies must ropier adapted fur Sexual Debility, Sur. doe. " Damns et illseeas oxor."— floe. - - Thy house anif pleasing wife. SOCRAI ES. be his Dircourse on Marriage, so enraptured his auditors with the subject, that the mar ried men dew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be werlilet4aud the "Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful arise is sayer( The 'leered institution, then, of marriage, compassed desideratum of our eiljoyment, tetanus nut 'poly with bay pines. on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmeuire with blies hereafter. Previous, however, to entering ism this bellowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to demise the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of us restricted pleasure may have collided on it. To the Neglect of such attention are sttribia4able many of .1101 A • hapless instances, which, while they excite the soesesi aeration of the beholder, should also impress hies with 0 feet of seltreproaelt. Luxurious habil. will iffenoisise body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre— hut more caw rially dries the premature isitrismtiou 1 youth too frequently compromise the natural dirtily into. slate of inanition, from which the agonized warmer more th an do u bts the chance of fillet To all such, *btu, we address ourselvti, offering hope, energy, muscular alretreli f.lieity; war will our advaares appear questionable, sinii filmed as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty par successful experience. The rimy f metered life sometimes disturbed by the sitspenriou of this* hiessiiii which concentrate the tiortial wreath, for the hoods bah. if often emistitutionally weak, yet it can be otetugthestedr cud deficient euergy improved into functional power. I' every case of syphilitic natrusion, as well as iu every relsi atiun of the generative crowitny, we pledge our ability h cure speedily, and wills effect. Earn( st ly solicitous to impel the unfeeling empiric from the position yu presumptoutuily taken up, we deviate lions putrid prima mica with lets hesitation; awl cusifirlent in our own himuurable integrily as Members of the College of Sweeps's, we refer the sal firriug sonemunity of either sex (especiilly times enterisf Into matrimonial life) at our. to our home,. shire daily attesolonce is Risen fur personal coosullniii• - and le tors from the country are immediately answised; these mu contain a remittance fur advice end medicine, which can forwarded to any part of the world, however dislaut. iIOSS and CO. 'AI It C. Summer, 11, Suurerie.streel, Fleet-street, Lambs. Piloted sad Published at Tos Balms Paso owl Ti Gums 01Moo, No. 1?7, Stemma, by C. CORN WCI.I of the Stnuatt. ad 000 t I, or ti. ht be 'is PIP ea, .12. I alt .n. rn the he Ate !he L Mt- 'lD •C. as ivy nd .21 Intl 50, 311- Va t m. OU ; the the rly Sr- tot Lord Ire. the i▪ te Diu It,, air ma- the tni- the the r— at Loa Orr re lh b., la ▪ to pel k▪ tr tit ISt ,re tot ha ▪ • A us 1., 1 4 r • • • ri* r ■ i