The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-10 00:00:00

. • .: , ; ..... :Li i.,.. r ~,: .. .-, ... / . 2 .- . • , - ..i... „.. . .. . • .. .. .. • . • • • , -• • Ch: lithrir., 37: ~... - -4.1,...,..-., • - . • - it A . •- :•• . • . . .. ..., . iv. . 4 i . ' .. r.' ' 1 w ., ' ' f • .. _ + . • .. .r• • ; t 1 - .' !" ' % . • . , . , • • - •'.; ..,::. - i. ' e 1..., .. . . . . . . ... . .... . -•- .. - - .- NUMBER 5908. • .. . Lcilkiribm; lIXTUR BAY, NOVEMBER 10 1821, , • • Palen Id. . -- % • -- - .... ._• • . • .• • .. .. • . _ ' I 1......__ - • - R ' ;4 1 11, . TN SAMS-ROTA L, DOWRY-LANZ. MA Kg XII. Hog sod booghi is ;,add the ismatity attempted to bi forced clime its neeseing t &c. Aa his Lordship: *uses; Arne re eitiene s .TracaP, tic.? Whet are they ail bet se gooey eaggil,. rrnis EVENING, SATURDAY, Now. 10, -.An5.... oa tie market 'at Oda rod, lksial fir elleadHleg thedembit, Mendly of these elanniee attempts, be 'west he *apposed to Wee ei it,? itheeid Bible resifts, gloat tie Stifficiiet. 'Tree • • , • .. . ... ... . them* West off azorediagly Isehry•at ISt prica trot* set kb** xicionnetratfiely the, Aire MI Strictly true, hi which Poi!! nod Cathie world bre hew **Nevus Christiaii. '," ji. his Majesty's flefeasts will pleWeem the Comedy of • • FOLLY AS IT -FLIES.. • COIN IEXCRA NOB % hugror, .11401111101 .. a gm; psi; tan is. A cargo or p r o Demo pond vo m i t ease ;be, remmaily sail sired for a speed/ itial ellansioes ; w niftily, es Catholics. we tweet adhere le the drink* Althengh she supply a all Grans this' oak-hal too.' ' RAI* Is laatilite, the wittily stoned so he e n d : ;hoc la - ramedg, which, la the Catholic Ch.rch, weal! be obvious ,so4,dieicipliwe of the ileieerest Chime. eenseltincie ea. 01. . T d is fiell Cant time), fir, Itempii; Sir Iferbevi Malattr, Weishhf free that* was eapecird, yet his aro this .4.. r thi p a bug. • r ibew Trig Mit ironed is thee**, Ciut. •aad elarh'peoeredia2 by fair campsite l isle% gad without soy 'oceesiem ;. we him butte *NW as ether wiesisisr Lewd, r. Pope ; Leonard Mehnoth, Iffr. Cooper; Gilbert, , r. lw she eristssd , which testinff.e• OffeTINO;, homy, swop! „„i,"„,i,,,,. km . a m „.l . mirporel puoieheleent.: Hat .her tam moth remedy .he ap• .at nil mutes Oucler (711eime,wely rem iseemed treCoishe ler!. eight; Dotter 106111161 e, imk. Marley; Peter Pest Obit, we WOW 141111111, of Wheat sod Svfey, which creel a tole. go st ik i D i r; ",;4 iiiiitsg s. —n r 4,4 0 ,4 bu,si. plied Of sires raeatomed, without oelf.tuarleistastius, by mem .isies is the world to whoa we shield thiek"el oftlibli. ' tr. Meedem Lady Melmoth, Mrs. Sky* ; Ihrorgiaatel rake free sate, err (.11 es Esse gennoss o . 111‘ehii; las the' s l a t e t h e public sale hoe rattaw'rawhaa i the aradbet is meek' Who havelliewsselves dose jest the ease as the ',coders to " I•dmeratioed eta seeding throe 11001 to pets, es the :fir g et be salitiwou; beim maw, Mrs Radom. iafferine opaline. coal not be geo-off, althea* offend me more g ra so d ;be ire& ibis feresems some se d orehoos obessism; • sod who have toned them soil cohere shot the 'plass. sod expect yea will insert them he your repot as f ;knee which lower terry hi 71 1.- per quarks% Me POO had "MI .11• Pr ireopg laiNitipi shout 2 9 , wee' I 'Moly. 8 1 4 1 ;th es mei b e ld yo, Side aloes is the sole ► role of faith, meislity. sad .relligioas. .011 suffer we to doubt of year impartiality arid sineere i wieff. port Moeda'', prices, but White sad Grey Peiii• were nether Miees • shade' Meter, bet At parchsimisi l iee-edee "woo . coated, which each lailividial, ►by his ore privets inter to prentele.coaciliatiee Mill esouted meow all ow.etiostrat: 1 , VIE CORONATION. cheaper.. conlifted to • few bosses. Gestes I. willeiet any-alleratise. ,Hitioa, is there he seek fur and make lin she beet be eau, men. but which desirable Objects will be mare effectuallyfa; The !torpedo* eommeoess Stair Wessealamter liall..a. - Tastosi.—Tbere is rather *pre dim** fir For.iest diebootarty refire** to, Or seeestery depends's:elm. the de- I leased by such cold -bloodeti attacks, as 1 complais. of aU,l4;* Ilia locoed Steve the interior of the The Third, . . usinuOGL Tallow; yellow eiiedle which hid heel . * few' id sti , Air dame sod exolanatioes of the Chard, is .or say of I Oar by **Ks similar to Mae you hare already treated es 1 Mill Istrodectory iceee, is width Mr. &eight will ialwahm . Core laspecier's athirs t Tunaanay. Nnesua r _sis S . „ie51.1„,;,, be " owl a, , og a. d d. The . rowd asthet • is . ic, }salon? th en ~,, a per i o d 5 i,,,, t h o g r eftl ' ato l od d m ai. ;bey daseered. a emir C 0... Sag, mitilled." The keg sod she Coresidies, Wheat. per toed . IM —a to 1131101; ti.4ay stated at 464 Id. which is the same mime week. , daily Mealtime printipllS were foned casement for certain • 4 1 have tier..besser to remaie, Sir, i Old Eagleed sad the Pengle."—The'liersech kw" ;he Hall, New ditto... . 11114 le 1!!—. ZikelsoftsildiUk=l purposes, era went amderdiegly adopeed, taught; awl followed; 4 Veer titoet.honsiete Sweat, in the imam of ;elicit the Greed Estee of the guitarists. Reeky, per loos*, .41, —AI to 211, -4 . bet a load end widel experience has proved sham to he " A ROMAN. CATHOOC PRELATS. . Oats • lii ..ill to 30. —4 IR !ILA!. D. et. To wade& with the Mimics! Faye 0 . stabeersire of all rendes., sod only caktilased to prodeee " 24 Neirembsr, INV' • HI? OR HISS. Boson Is. -.4 to tr.-.d —4.4- estakteirms, feisattetua and Most*. These evil* are mow - Iffaietrhyr, Mr. Barley; isms Joseblgo My. Ihmeleel • ..0 P**** , p 0..... . t.,...•••51a ...4 he 34s ' DlPPligir. 1110,101111111 7. deftly. felt,atoreased; mad tecoesie4, ever by she.. she inter. , NyeIONIAN isLatipsr. &km Illarling, Mr. Genie; Jerry Ilkossam, Hr. lis ; ala.• •••ff ',. • • wile '"'d Si 3 il worm* O'Daish Mr. Itltairttlises gal wa ist spurensb ea imigiods), Ws. delmloaselbssi thdifits Nap ' __,:, t . • , SAUSIKINT, Novassa94. oriel condort; ili resket to the trattutetiona of Sant- I NISI change a 'pleas. la the mesa, those who here • 42, ko 76s Od I Oats... • 30e. CM. told,. 04 Dispatches front Corfu. of the recent date of the 14 . 74 . 05 ts &Mit& NM Cubist; O'Doloy, Ms. Wine bees minimises ss errestrizes mid praselyiers to pernicious 41st of October, have been received at the Cutouts! . Barley. Thy Dula so ha 'One at SW Otteek, awl the Par- Ihmea DEVIZES, Nevaatta S. one o'clock on M o nday monnos, as We had sop- dose already is your paper, treaties said charges with row extremely painful stature which hate tekeu place sexesi c e V: ba C ;srevad e " •1 11.111" ;' Pries, 3.• ed.—Tit, se. 64..4. g a " ;",4 . ' Wheat.... 371 ed • Site Oil I Oats . !Os 04 a his 041 posed . The trappings were nut removed until be- . *apt,* Wally incompetent for branding them with such at &ate. They are described iu the sulquiiied Price, U—Gallery, le.; &coed Price, tee — Upper Gat.lgamaisioas appellations, as they deny their demise to be , Barmy.... ii°B °d a 316 6d I Bea " '••• "a " a lit " ' `aeon seven and eight o'clock on Monday morning, • re tor. The conduct of the Greeks to the Eitglists 498 Sacks of W heat sold at the average of 31e. Op. false is pereicioas. and though they openly avow their plea ...1A.. ., . th.r. a.....ii, „ ;. ...... ...._....... h.. . .. lets. I it. t Sawed Pries. Id. : A h.. th 4 A • 1. 41A VI Dem, .. ; e. Price, . i um 1 'I.; bowel Price. Pisces to be takes of Mr. Radecki. the Retools of the 'aims of the Theatre. Private Boxes as wily be .Mailed for the Brasile; of RodweU, at Os Woodsy Mr. Nese will matte his rwappseresee as Kier Richard the Third-w-after which, The Adorer/ Child : Mr. Loveday Ones thy Theatre Royal. lidisbovgh, his Anil appeaser* es this stage). Os Toesday a sew Comedy, i■ three eels, called Loot OA Wedsewley, Othello Othelis k Mr. tai. q - Posed. removed tween eight Monday end they were thetr taken dorm by Alderaiatt Piens. sing and Mr. Gobbet; the Police Barrister. We should be glad to hear how !Wile gentlemen have disposed of the wardrobe. Will it be kept fresh Sod in good preservation for a re-appearance oa the next " Anniversary?" A fact of some consequence towards enabling the Gotertlibent and the public to form • eorieet notion Of the views of the Magistrates previously to the 4th of November, has come to oar knowledge. It is this :—Captoits Smith, the senior High Sheriff.. proposed to the " Board," when they had agreed to their Proclamation, to place a party or police un der his orders, and engaged, if they would do so that he would Inivent the drestieg of the 'stilt's., • Ind at the same time preserie the peace of the city lovidiste. This he Offered on his oats responsibility, but his offer Wee not •Cceptrd ! Doubtless for very insticiese roma% though we have not heard them Stated. • . The iNiangiVdeh we-e not satisfied en the Sab bath with rxhibitinir their party gyarbolit, but went to the trouble of prrotiog two inflammatory plater& of the size of a newspiper, and posting them oa I the statue. One was a copy of a Proclamation I issued in 1 710 for the discovery of persons who mutilated the statue, and the other purported to be a *copy of an Order in Council, " • present the King's- i Most Excellent Majesty," orderings form of prayer, which was set forth, to be read in all the churches z of Ireland, on the 4th of November, 1841. In :ibis form of prayer the Afloat infamous abuse wee beeped on the Catholic, and their religion, and to the entire the name of " Sidinouth" was conspi.si cuousiy attached. Amongst a less sensitive people: than the Irish, such placards may well be supposed; calculated to lead to tumult, yet there was net' • murmur beard, or . art attempt at a violation of the law. soldiery as there described is most atrocious, b - ut.st is impossible nut to feel that the precaution of send ing * stronger force might have wholly prevented the catastrophe nor is it easy, on the other hand. to regard without sympathy and compocoion, the cogerness sliest, by the Greek* to be revenged of a portion of their cinch enentiem who had unexpect edly fallen into their poser. As a sequel to such proceedings, menial law is very properly proclatio ed et Zasite; but it will be a deep stain on the honour 01 the country should it be administered on this occasion with more severity- them to strictly pecesbory 1— coaru, omega Si. 0. the 111th instant eighteen Id. sot 'creel. chased a Turkish brig of war into Cheri Bay, near tame, ea she sustained an action of seven hours against the whole of Shea; but approschina too near the shore, took the 'mend, nod the GO•IMIOf of Zeta', to prevent earnimunicatiou, as • Merl ri•oll Sever rages among the Turkish fleet, led alai to .1.• serve strict neutrality, mot down a detachment of as **ter and twelve men, and Liestemiat Wright, of the Esigiseon, to explain to the iultabitsuis the necessity of ucatrality : they, however, assembled (about 2,000 of them) WWII Moue walls, and,Greek-like i llred immediately among oar poor let. lows, who were on tbe•beach. Wright was severely wounded is as thigh, but is seer oat of danger. Several soldiers were woos ged, g l ad our killed. Our men immediately retreated to a house, where they effectually defended ibemielve* against these Ire:when's. people; but the dead body, She Mellish %Artier became the object of their malignity t ilk y broke both his arms mid legs, and stamped tau his Wei.' how; they the. ram his uwa bayonet completely through his head, and there left him. la the mean COW some Turkish ship. hove en sight, and the harlot bey** ran &nay. The Turks tuck oat the - crew of their brig, sad made off also. Martial law is declared at Zeno,. suit vigiwoui mea sures are adopted to disarm the inhabitauts sad passisA the offenders. HUNGERPORD. Nolmioint 7. Wltest..4oo. Od. to Sic Od. I Osig..llls. Od. to 33.. Od. Barley-51a. Od. to Us. Od. Beams ilt. Od. a 44.. OJ. NEWBURY, BERKS, ,Novtussii S. Wheal Wm to $4. I Oati lfts to 30. Rye ..• • Barley Bread, per fallow, 10. sp. to la. sjd. it, 0:14a, There tise bet a ssiddif.R sappy mt market ibis migraine of alt logewiptioso aCesille. is gemeehimmine of alga the picas regiaim nearly the mot ea Pasday. Hay. Pair, gad Myer, are at our last groggines s . Tb. 411owli g 11 • e•/teat atateatest at the priors agi matimbers:— To risk the alai pew atone of 1111‘ . amnf.•..Bs. 0.1. to la. 84. Hi* et Cattle thiiday: Matt .3a 0.1. to 3s. 8.1. *gage •feid....3.• 0.1. so 4a. Bd. Shear .. .. . 1000 Rah ... k u 111, 4a. Bd. Calves Lamab...oa. 04. Ma Ga. Od. Pima BAY.MA Bay Closer Shaw _ 71111 A TR 111- RO L, cOr 11 1 111t614 nosy. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 10, will be weed, the.Opero of THE MOLE. Count Thriek (the Ellie), Me. Egirtsta; Goverear of S..' baths; al r. W. Pantos Baron Attended:Me. Meadow. CAMS ti Calmar, Mr. Dwruset; Darso, Mr. Tooog ; Weistess o Mr. Ceatior; &rods, Mr. Falsetto. The Empress Eliza**. Mrs. Faucit; Katharioe, Mrs. Teams; Alexia., Mien, Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elisabeth, “dr , the boterioe of the Csitordral of Moscow, is which *or CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by Hie Grand Patriarch, sod his assisting Dignitaries. After which, first tine a new Farce, called THE VENIS ON PASTY. 4 Tlie Principal Charade, by Me. OtagrAmard s Mr. fon% Mr. Listen, Mrs. Chattering, rod Mrs. Sibs, Places for the Boxes to bo - lobeit ofi Mi. lilissiai, Ai' Bex.olfice, Hart.otreet,frout Tea tiN Ram • • A Private Box may be hod fur the osamon,fre u1g1111%.11C7 Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Oise. The Doors will be vistaed at Halipsol 16x o'Clodl.6l4s the Play begin at Seven. Boxes, 7..• Second Price, UAW—Pit, Ss. 6d.; sews:: Price, Is.; Second Price, le.—Upper Gat.• levy, Is.; second Price, 6d. On Moldy, the Opera of The Exile. • Oa Tarsday, Twelfth Night: Viola, Miss M. Tree. 'Miss Beltewell will wake her Int' appeal:awe ea this • Wage on _Thursday, is the character of Mn. Haller. • 38. His. 11. M. 48. 03. 30 . 0 4. U. lie. Wit 14. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. wattfacstaritt.. Hay $1 Os 114 to 41 s.OA Hay 3/10. Od to 4* Od Straw It 7. 01 to II Ills Od Clover.. Of Os Od lob/ tros 00 Clover 0/ Of Od to fol Os Al Straw . 11 d. 04 to 11 14.00 " News arrived yesterday from Cerigu, one of the lonian Islands, that the iahabilmita Mere had murdered 41 Turks ; these people had been taker prisusers iu the Noma, mot were proceeding on their parole. Torching at Ce►igo fit wailer, the natives retired them ashore, ■xd ibex shut them oue by use, and tying the children to the dead bodies of their parents, brew them emu the sea before the British could get down to prevent it." PRICE OF BOPS, iNWpill. NSW POCK ITS. . . . NEW Naas. gest .... tt 14s to 51 O Root .... 111 104 to '4l" 15s Sam% "11l 5. to 3/ Ito &mei .... 5/ Os to 3/ Ow Faec0....2/ 10. to 41 41 Elms .... Si be t 6 31 Ifoo Farnham', hoe, V. to 21..90?—1ec00da,41. 10.. to 71. 0.. ANSWER TO TO THE LORD BISHOP OF'SSEATH'S Mb day me published, hi Mum prig bs. Weak POPULAR OBSERVATIONS ow REGI-I MEN and DIET, is which the Nstore sad Qualities of our common Food are pointed oat and explained, top. ther with Mamma Regulations is regard to Heal' h.adapted to various siltation. and eireamstanen frost isfaucy to old age. By JOIN TWEED, Siargeon, Ste. flocking, Essex. Published by Lawman.- Hurst, Rees, Omar, and Brown, Landes; and Neu, and Cbalk, Chelmsford. A UDRESS. TO Tint ZOITOU OF THI DUBLIN iTtNING POST. PRICE OF RAW F Price of Tallow (Restated by • VT, per algae o(fIlb. he Tallow litellets) fa. Op. RUSSIAN COMMRRCIAL RROULATIONS. IT. PETEBSBUILOII, OCTOBER 9. The fallowing are the regulations (at length) Lately iosued by his Msjesty's order, fur the trade of the Aleutian Islands. &c.— PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ake. per 1141 b. Tows Tallow 46s 6.1 .—. 0.1 Yellow Soap Yellow Russia 464 0.1 —.... 0.1 Mottled 9os White diti0...456 0.1 —s Od Curd . I Soap ditto...Ai Od —s 0.1 Grave* lB4 Or Melting Staff 39e 04 -1. 04 Good Dreg. 7. SW • Ditto rough..4ss Od —1 0.1 This day is published, .the Third ,Edi Woe, coesiderably • improved, price 6s, boards, of • irtHE TRADER'S SAFEGUARD, t sad Counting-house Guide: contaiuing the laws eclat. lug to Masters, Apprentices, Clerks, Shopmem, Journey.; men, Manufacturers, Six.; Setting up aed Exercising of Trades, Ste ; Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes; Bankruptcy ' • Cataract, sad Agreements tot the Sate and Purchase of Goods; ‘Varranty, Payment, .and Delivery of Goods; Carriage and Booking of Goode; Usury, Chestier, Entheult enrol, Monopoly,• Forestallier, Sic.; Interest / Parinership, Agency, Suretyship, Promises, mud Set-or; giving Characters to others, sail enterier into Securities fur their Conduct; with a variety of other topics, ierlisp,•neable RAW H I DES. Best Heifers & Steers, per si. Ordinary.. Os 041 to Od 2s Sd to 3s 4.1 Market Calf.. each 9s lid Middliop Os Oil 14, 3. 0.1 64. Horse os 04 to Os Oil OILS, per Tun, of 252 Gallons. New G reenl. Whale .. 21/ —s Spermaceti Ohl Pale Seal. . 251 —s Pale Rape 431 —a to be {moots 14y evet y cattueetta with Trade.. By JOHN RoLLE. E.q. Barrister at Law. Loadou: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, tad Joan, Pater. Dumf.-row. [From the " LondonAivPrice Curreal.l FRID&Y, NOVEMBER 9. COTTOILL:II6e Gatos market has been exceedingly heavy fide week ; the porrhaara are so very limited that we do suit enumerate them. There're* of the great siognation aired* are the etiotisased aerounta 9( heeey market■ from Liver; pool and Manchester, the &elute in the prices 1014 country. and the lllnlt.d export, on scams' of the adveocad resew' of the year. The ■meal., from the 'ld to the Bib tort. iselueive.:— I. ow II- This day is published, in 3 vols. 12oto. price 16.. 6.1. (1100 D-NATURE and SENSIBILITY: a ILA Bowel. By Miss AIMWELL. Priated for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadrahall.sirret. The follow int have bee. pablished this Antonin: FARMER'S THREE DAUGHTERS, • Tale, 4 vols. 11 44. COSPATRICK of RAYMONDSHOLII4, by the Author of " St. Kathleco," " Redatuad the Rebel," Ate. 2 grokt. 12.. CONY E RSAT 10 N, or Shades of I/iterates, • Newel, by Mrs. Heron, 3 yule. 1114.6 d. BIGOTRY, ur the Warning Vuiee, a Navel, 4 wok 1/, 4.. UE N li.LENRERG, a Tule of Mystery, by 1. M. H. Hales, Esq. 4 vols. U. Is. FREEBOOTER of the ALPS, • Romance, by James Grilbo r It vols. 11,. Mt •io, jairw York •• • • 9O iterbire SUGAR.—The (Irritant, for Meseuvades this week has been shady; the good arid fine qualities continue scarce, and realiae high prices; the oilwr descriptions are without any variation. _... , _ ~ sit t lit; rui, • kb.; LATHOM'S NEW NOVEL This iley is pab!isheid, in 3 yids. Itasn. price Ids. pIiZZLED AND PLEASED, or the Two Old Soldiers: a Tak. Ords I sl I ,1r S-. a hi POW' By FRANCIS LATIUM, Author of "The M ysteriusrs. Frei booter," " Italian Mysteries," &*. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenkall-steel. liptOto n0i.... TOS ILL. The following will appear this Winter: GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY, or a Leas.. for Hew 11.ndy, by Ann of Swansea, 5 vols. SINGULARITY ! by Joist Harvey, 4 volt. THE BLUE MOUNTAINS, a Writ !milts Tale, 3 tole. THE WIZARD PRIEST AND THE WITCH, • Ro mumme, by Geeslin Perim, EN. 3 nolo. w Fashion sod Fealemr, by Mary Asa Hedy, Author of " Affeetroo's Gift." " Retreat," ke. 3 vols. THE ACCOMPLISHED HYPOCRITE, or Bram %lifts more Ibau Gold, t ruin. The Refined marker bas been rather heavy, the shipping season drawing to a close, and the wholesale grocer's for the comitry trade havitig purchased on rather a limited scale this week : a psreel of brow.' lumps has been reported to be disposed of at ids. 6.1. and gen. rally she market may be stat ed heavy, nod • abode ',parr. The shippirit lxistses hive made inquiries as to morsel* for spring delivery, butt the Refiners eriace SW dispose ttt t ttt to eOlll lode bales, on account of the very low prices of the mist krt. In Forma Sugars throe is uu business 'foist. Corsitt.—There have been very few public sides Of Coffee brought forward this week : the sale of yesterdq went tiff with some briskress ; Dominica Coff e e m a y b e q uo t e d g, a ds. higher; Dutch and Jamaica ticsrriptions, oustable for the boat consumption of the country, realised an ad f 2s. a 3s. per cwt. The public sale of Coffee this forenoon consisted of 113 reeks British Plant•iimi and 72 cast. Hsvanuals Coffee; the Jamaica and Duieb suitable fur home einissimpi um, sold at, very high pi Maori rtMO eirdinary risk Jamaica, 100.. good 'Riddling Date% I.2os,and tbe H 0, en dietary Ia pod tirdisary, win ad laken hapt 07s. Vitut 4 ."" )ll/2e P•reil urn , . govoria‘Was oft red at pub lic sale on Wednesday, reasiatiug of barrel. Al uieitells, :lord** Almonds, wad lo ins Raisins, • treat proportion oldie Al oi.en tell, and A litioudo haring previously been offered at public sue " Sot—l take the liberty of addressing you on a subject of the' utmost Importance to itself, and On which peace and good will among men of all classesMiret ementially &prod, and consequently deserves some notice in your interesting Paper, where useful and philanthropic considerations are so often propoard and ably advocated. " I had been led to indulge in the pleasing hope, that the universal and * unfettered spirit of truly Christian beuevo leave sod conciliation that characterised thewhole progress, and every stage of our bel ove d S urc i e i gn ' a most gracious visit among us, but particularly his Majesty's generous and wooer injunction commenicated to us at his departure, could not fail to produce the like salutary egrets 48 811 his faithful subjects of every detiomination ; and it most be gratefully acknowledged, that your repeated insdetwours, and powerful motions for that desirable end, have owl Nog withheld, and wonld Ikcome still more effectual lad dairy met with due encouragement sod co-operation is the higbai walks of life, Whence people naturally take the extmliplati they admire and follow. But you, as well as myself, have latterly seen and deplored many aberrational from that mutual benevolence so strongly recommended, and even signals publicly displayed, for engaging partitatos, still to re. lain and foment the old been, and that from quartets where such illiberality should be least expected. " But I shall only call your attention at present to noel's,. grant instauce of this kind, in a circular of the Lord Bishop of Meath to the Rural Deans of his Diocese, dated the lst ult. sad published in your Paper of the 1311 t Idea, where his Lordship, not content with exhorting his Clergy to avoid and counteract the proselyting Sectariaos, Seceders, and false Teachers, patronized by the Hibernian Bible Society, is pleased also to make a most uiswarrantable and unprovoked attack on Catholics, its tht following crude, rash, and insult ing terms:— " We shalt have to expect opposition from the Romeo Catholic Clergy, who, in the ehmarter of Ministers of the Gospel, anathematise ail nrading or use of it, unless ac companied with notes aud explanations, which make it their own Gospel, and out that of the Apostles and Evangelists.' "I Must own I wee surprised and horrified oh reading this elroleorand milunsitious charge made nu the Catholic Church, by a Prelate that (having long been a Member of it) had etisoeqiently more and better opportunities than many others, Mr 'knowing by experience that she mover 'taught him, or any of her children, the foul, uncltrimian doctrine Ito now attributes ta her, but whit Is she vitiations and detests, as all her candid enemies, as well as friends, must allow. " I seriously wished to avoid polemic dispelled', or contro versies on religion, at all times, but chiefly on the present occasion, that I consider as peculiarly unseasonable for such discussions; but the above aggression, o6eially announced in the shape of R pastoral letter, could nut be dissembled, without seeming to acquiesce in the charge,which hi, Lordship expected would pass with impuniir, as many others of his Nu-Popery publicatious hail douse heretofore; all which, litswever; have beets unable to du Catitolics the injury in tended, and much less to persuade people at large of his having thus timed and spoken from sincere conviction. But be that its it may, since no other bas as yet taken up this ' subject, any deity as a Prelate, and the just calls tat an (amid. cal Body, oblige me to speak the truth. '• lam as far as any man on teeth from attempting or wish. bight &eke tecoloisson tante with those Whom his Lordship calk Sectarians, BRCI drrs, and false Teacher,' ur from Mask ing his precaution and endeavours to oil/flask, or pot slows, their isi•itlioos, efforts to guttered the Established Church, 'while they Pretend ha idesiesle its tenfold.; wheteris theireirie aim as to make proselytes to their own yerniciums duck' ioes, aud under the specious pretext of disseminating the Bible, to -g opeeily ta in of proselytism, they insist it ism duty that cacao. Reed Cr blamed, except by such as are regardless of own sahratim salvation, and that of their oeiglibonr ; on which s well as ou their di s tribution and interpretatioo of lid- le, they assert, that no man, or body of men, hare any Illii/ er authority to overrule or relents them; sod accord. keg we died that the Stamp of Meath has doge us more ellitillibit his clergy to Imitate the zealous efforts of said dillffildlinli by distributiwg sad explaining the Bible, *mom- ORM with the Book of Cosmos Prayer, lb. Catechism, hind Opprepriale tracts, to be sedulously inculcated is their ecopeetom parmial schools. ' lbsideet,Sir, I appeal to your knows candour, mid to the poi. •w hose further mama's! must claim to the ream- Milsgperiously called epos to nuke on the above fair Mil martial statemeat, where, lardresive Rasa troitfiteales. hitherto es have bad the public prints, god your own loom the rest, teeming with complaints and strieteres Whit the Catholic Prelates sad Clergy is general, some of Wheal were extremely annoyed mid violeally iniarepreseimed, . M withholding all use of the Holy Seriptures from their Ban, old fintiddiag Catholic children of both limes to hi bellagglehools, where, though taught by perilous of various 1 bilintwooluse, difforiog how their owe, it was abode.* . 1 bobiamded, or mool minutely asserted, that Nothing its the if frat4ollUl l / 2 a at all wading dist way, Irma mew & or ems mast, and tionsequestly that all lbs la. . of our Clergy, that saw sad felt the coo= Obey widdisioded surmises of their own, sod WI then ihigollo ,ere illiberality, as well as of their mishit, ~rsclndiaftdemtias end rational instructios, from obleb hMlir s sea beitvolblog to hope, but every thin to feat... lei melt •kiod•mid oporely epithets have long bees, sod still lam, profusely lavished oft our Clergy, even by Welsh Woe- ~ Vent Jumpers. But the truth is at length come oat, aad '' iploood beyond a possibility of dispose, by the very persons intellect it was, sad who hitherto denied god modes t to comma it. Those determined proselyters„ all imee of diffiereot hues, have quarrelled arawag them mein% mid proclaimed to the world that the only coolest is, milifill of Olio parties shell rival the other in the execution of ;the some Win, that can no longer deceive Cathelies, who' thus roamed, will take due care to avoid them both, should they, or either of diem, have still the effrootery to solicit their 'Mitosis% though it should be dam, as heretofore, by • mean not of Menominee slime, but also of threats, raeusete,- compulsion, and bribery, which, it is hoped they will, wrath the Dirket , assistance, be enabled to resist, aad to kern ea t Catholic schools the safe mid orthodox principles of religion• sod virtue, with all the instructiou necresary for making: . them good Christians, faithful subjects, sad useful members, •of tacitly. " Had the Bishop of Meath been coolest to say, that Ibm ' Roman Catholic Clergy do not ttliolllmesbel the imbetreleenide, use of the Gospel, or other hooks of the Bible, without wee or explanation, to those oho are useduteated, ur lotapable of miderstanding, or reading them with fruit and spiritual ad vantage to themselves, bat to such alone as are sufficiently instreeted god qualified to reap,froui the pious and proper me' of them, the intended benefit, without dimmer of misconcep tion or error • end that all classes, as well of the ignorant es inure informe d, are called upon to consult their respective pastors, mid to hear the tittered Scriptures read and ex-. pounded by them, whose office and duty it is to do so, and to denominate the intimate connexion of the Gospel with the - solemn profession of faith, prayers,' liturgy, catechism, sad i disciplise approved by the church—bad the Bishop, I eeriest, i only made Mir fair and true statement, be wouW have said I no mere than se should cheerfully allow to be Ilse well-known . fact, sod what, I believe, every unprejudiced Christie* would i applaud. But this would defeat, instead of •iniwering the Bighoplemain'object, which was to excite and Winner against' 4 Si albs berm rand bitter seal of the deluded multitude, 4 • gravely assuring them that we anathematise all reading or use of the Gospel, without note or explanation; that is to say, that all Roman Catholics, clergy as well as laity,, of whatsoever station or capacity, are absolutely prohibited, under pain of excommunication, from noise or reading she Gospel without omen either in the origieel, or translated into any other living or dead language; which revelling ar.. seedily the Bishop could not possibly mean, as it would argue a degree of more than Hetteetutical ignorance, and want of all shame. But whatever he meant, such is his ex. press assertion that must stand on record alone in the cree dal,. as so other will be found daring enough to adopt it, in open dedanee to public notoriety and COlllllll4/11 arose; perhaps, indeed, lie intended to limit his preposition to the translation of she Gospel into the vulgar tongue: let him then in future lake care of what he is going to say, before be speaks on matters of so much usagaitude. But understood even so, it is still equally false, sad he must have known that the Hinny version of the New Testament (which is the English translation that Catholics generally use) has been lung since published, and is fur sale, by Mr. Mooed Coyne, printer sod bookseller, in Parlienterit-street, Oahe lin,- after having be. n duly collated by the Nest ' It d Doctor Troy, who did lot net alone on the occasion, nor would he be capable of judging any Woe amathematiseil by the Church; besides, our Liturgy, WAN cheery of the Mass, containing the &aspen and Epiolim4 Ow whole year, with the passion, prophecies, and entitle/MO of holy week, our church ritual, &e. have been put aim nuns English, printed, without note or continent, and are to he found of general use, in the bandit of the faithful of all 'clmes; the motes sod explaaations themselves, that gene rally accompany our English version of the Gospel, are bed few, and commonly very abort—indeed the former wises were mach curtailed, and every expression metered that could be supposed likely to give thesionlkst °fleece. 11 But the Bishop appears quite intolerant on this head, and will tint allow any exposition at all to the sacred text, leaving each intilividourl to take it in his own sense, sad deg. matically-presownces, that by explaining, we make the Gee pel our own, sad nut that of the Apostles and Evangelists: surely he counot imagine be will be followed by the genera lity of his own esinfroves, in this *image doctrine, or that it expellees the erase, or practice, of the Protestant, any more than of the Catholic Church, while it manifestly coudemus without reremolle Hest of the ancient Hely Fathers, wisest wrathoritrand esamplo he pretends to revive. If no exposi tive us the Bible be allowable or accessary, why Shea give out with it year Articles, Book of Common Prayer, Can. - - foundering that, accordiag to the reports that have beets laid before us, the commercial relatioas of uur sub. juts ie the Aleutian Woods, and in Sloe Russian establish. meets Mori the north.west coast of America, are caroled to all kinds of disadvantages and impedonests, by the contraband trade; coosideriog also that floe principal cause of these inconcenierees arises from the want of regulation oil the limits of navigation slope these mash, and of a set. Hen tale for commercial regoialions, as well in the ,above places as on the east coast of Siberia; We have thought it necessary to determine those relations by the following ordi. mute:- 1. It is not permitted to soy bet Russian subjects, to commerce the whale or other fishery, or any branch o f ' o d o u r) , whatever in the islands, ports, and gulfs, and in general along the coast of the norib-wcst of America, from Beering'• Straits to 51 degrees Mirth Is. Wade, as weH as is the Aleutian Islands on the east emu of Siberia, and the Nitrite Islands, that is to say, fronts Beeriness Straits to the Somali Cape is the 'slated of Ooroop, viz. to 45.51. North Istitude. 2. In conseuseoce every foreign vessel Is forbidden to touch at the R. 1•941111 establishaseuts enumerated is the re ceding paragraph, or even to approach them within a It.. distance than 100 Ilalisn miles. Whoever acts in eio a raoeo . tion to this regulation shall lose his cargo. 3. Vessels compelled by stress of weather or want of proei aims to touch on the coast, are exempted from this p ro hihi. lion. In these two ease* they are boated to sheer satisfactory grounds fur thew uopruach. Vessels sent by friendly' Flowers on voyages of discovery ere also exempted from the geuetal rule, under the remiction of being furnished with passports from the Russian Minister of the Marine. 4. Foreign ineechatomen which touch at the coasts fur the reasons abuse niestiuued, are obliged, to choose a place where there is a Russian establishmeut. I. A pilot shall be sent, if the weather permits, to foreign aserchastmen, is order to assiga them an metering pilot+ nt fur such vessels. Esrey Ceram acting to the contrary .0.11 pay a Sae of 100 piastres. 8. All awed boats belonging to fureige nserehantmesi must land at a place pointed out to them, where a white ti , g shall be set top during the day end a light at eight. An its. specter shall see that no merchandise be elawksofinely landed or unhooked. Whoever shall anchor et another place shall pay 50 piastres, and he who shall carry uu shoo:e tier. ehandise or other effects shall pay 500 piastres,' add the merchandikt shall be cootiseated. 8. If it should be necessary to unload a vessel, is order to repair li, the Cuomo le lo be authotised to doso. la item ease the Captain .ball deliver to the mothorittee of the place a statement of the nature and the quantity of his goods. Ile who shall emceel any part of the targo, shall he elmegild as godly of etestrabaud trade, and pay a line of 1,000 piastres. 6. The expenses which may have bees incurred We the said places shall be discharged either is ready money •nt in hills of exchange. Ito ease the Captain shonld have au Money, and no person will become security for hiss,the thief authority of the place is authorised on the applieation'of 'the Captain to sell a certain part of the useethphdise, 60E dent to pay the expenses. This sale can cooly be need* for account of the Company, •or through the medium of the Authorities. It cas %oder no pretext eite#oll' - thet amount of the repulses, on pain of the worestration of the urge, sad a See .I'l,ooo piaattra—(Hamearve l'aper.) NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Coreass.) Bee is 4d tp , 9. 44 Veal is 4d to fts Od Mottoo.. to 4d to 3s Od I Pork •... 44 to 6• PRICE OF POTATOES, front 003.49 to Nov. 3. Quebec Shaw. sod Ossobles, frogs.... 40s to filp. per ton. Champions frost Marsh Quebec. and Shays, film 60.. to tes per ton. Marsh Champion*, Cron 7os. t No. Yorkshire Kidarys,at.... • SOs. PRICE OF CA t'S DLES, From Tallow Chaadlers Priee of Candles, per closet', 9s 6d—Mstale, lis OJ. W. per doses allowed fur ready nlooyt. .. I