The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-07 00:00:00

IV" . o fia /27 atr w. ,- . •:~_.. Nvainsa 590 b. 4- THILIITRILROYA L. DAIMY-LANIL MI 'X NIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Now. K. kill Majedy'r *nods will perform (yd timme) a wow M agica l Comedy, Is two sem, tilled MAID OK WIFE? Or. THE DECEIVER DECEIVED. Tbo priadyal Charaded by Mr. kiiisoos, Mr. Hodry, *ins Soitlooo, sod Aliso Copeland (Ws a apporemoo am this amp). After slieli THE COKONATION. The Prisereaiess „wee, from Westaiisster lla ta. the eeread Maw, the 'elector of the sad latredocksty 5r..., its which Mr. gale* *ill istrodese a new Coolie Seen, riitl d, "The Risk and she Cslessatioq, red Esirlasid Red she Peopla."—TheTuarth fieewia, M. is the coarse of which else Greed Zaire of the Cheapest& to coasted/ wish the favosiriM lessievi adrlvalfireee, UU GIOVANNI *IN LONDON. • Dan Gievarcei, Madame &etre; Leporello, efi. Den IM•vatelA,Eisielt . Iseserd. etre. ANN Cable ;Wise 1311i8otte, Mita Poesy is Faa, Mrs. Masa. The Doers to Ire tweed al Ms o'Clock, sae ilia Poe. 'emotion to basis at ems. lbeisee, 7. • &coed Price. 30. Id.—Pit, Ss. ed.; iipested Pries, to.—flallery, ie. Second Price, lc—Upper Gal. berg, 12.; Second Price. ed. Places to be sakes of Mr. Redwell, is the Retired& of the &lowa of the Theatre. Private Boxes eon only he obtained for the Eyelids' of Mr. Itodwell, as the Disx.olller. To.amirrevr, Meld or Wife) or, The Deceiver Deceived— with The Coronatiose—ead WIWI'S Who? ths Monday Mr. Koss will sulks his re-appearance as King 111.eliard the Third. Oe Totality a sew Comedy, is three sale, called Lost Life. TIINATRIC•ROVAL, COV g NrIGARDRN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Nur. 7, will be sated, the Opera et THE EXILE. Coast Ulrich (the Exit?), Mr. Egerton; flowernee of M. feria, Me w. Farrell; Baron Allis...toff. Mr. Meadow.; Gwent Calmar, Mr. Duroaet; Darao, Mr. Toitog; Written, Mr. Cuomo; &twits, Mr. Fawreit. The Empress Elisabeth, Mrs. Faecal; Katharine, Mrs. Tronatat; Alexis., Miss Foote. The Gravid Public Entry of the Estrella Elisabeth, and tie Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, is which the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is perfumed by the Graced ratriareb, sad his assisting Dignitaries. After whit,. Ore Acelo-inenst called THE BLIND BOY. Stasislaws. Mr. Chapeaus ; Editauad, Mrs. Cbatterley ; Ro dolpb, Mr. Connor; Obertu, Mr. Fawcett; Starow, Mr. Her. rrbow ; Kat*, Mr. Farley. Elvis'', Miss Foote. Places for the Boxes to be token of Mr. Braados, at the Bux•ohce, Hart-street, fro* Teo tell Four. _ _ A Privaie Box way be bad fur Ibe season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.olßee. Bears, 75.• Second Price, 36.8(1.—Pit, 3s. 64.; Seemed Price, 2s.—Gallery, la i Ucaad Price, lc —Upper lx.; becoosiPriee, Ad._ _ The Doors will be spewed at Half poet Six o'Cloek, sad the Play basis at Seven. To-morrow, The Exile, and Too Late fur Muter. Miss &skew/ell will make her first appearasice os this maize on Friday, is the character of Mrs. Haller . Os Saturday;list lime, ■ sew Farce, called The Veoisos Pasty. SURREY THEATRE. MISS S. 800 l'H hes the honour moot respect folly to aeno•nce that her BENEFIT NIGHT, and the last evening of her supearariee here this Season, will be on MONDAY NEXT, November 12, when the Entertainments will commence with • popular MELO DRAM E. ♦tier which, the fernerile Berleitn, in One Act, called THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK! Maria (an Actress of provincial celebrity), Miss S. Booth!—Bridget (a errantry Gawkey), Ni.. S. Bomb!' with • new Smog called 6 . Nice Yong Maideoo."•—Fluwriab (a brat-rate London Actress, Cousin to Bridget), Miss S. Booth! !!—Goody Stubble. (a dear, • 4101,0110 •ld Lady of Eighty, Bridget's Grand Aunt). Miss S. Booth !!! !—Lounge (a Literary Fop, intriguing with Bridget, and betrothed to Flourish), Miss S. Booth —Mademoiselle Josephine (s• Opera Singer from Paris), bliss S. Borth""" To conclude with (first time at t►is Theatre) the very je st-testing Meludrame, altered from tba French Onigiaal, wider the title of THE MAGPIE. end THE MAID of PALAISEAV! Annette, Mips N. Booth. Romeo, t..—Gallery, 10. Marts and Placer for 4be Honer to be had of Mire S. B"th, No. 1r B l ° o4oo ° 4 ' l l alums sad at the 1301-06 ca 411 the Surrey Theatre. RICH WHEEL!-ALL MONEY PRIZES! CA RROLL. the CONTRACTOR, bee !rave to slate, that althooth 6,500 Ticket* were drawo the First Day, the followine Rich Wheel ,wain, for the Second Dry, 20th NOVEMBER, when the First-drawn Prise will melte 30,0001. 2 .. of 3 . 2 4 Besides earls of 3001. 2001. &cc. cud rot too Blanks W a Prise. see Tickets end Shares, warranted 'indrawn, are on Sale at CARROLL'S truly Fortunate Offices, Nu. 19, Conditll, and 96, Oziord.street. j end J. SIVEW RIGHT are rellisig es , idrown gal • TICKETS and SHARER at their (Meer, 37, Curs. hill; 31, Haymarket • and 11, Holbor• ; where they sold sad shared in the last Canary, 4.411 TWO Pnze• Rieb Wheel. All Money. TWO of !]0.1100! THREE TWO of 2,000! he. ke. Not two Bleak, to a Prize. 11.900 Tickets already drawn. £JO,OOO Money! fur the Gra drawn Prize SECOND DAY, 20th Thai Month, November. Thiess and Shares are also aelliag by their Agents. Fr HAT useful Publication. SO LOMON 'S M. GUIDE TO HEALTH, bus usiw Lad so large a cir culation, sod bas upeued the eyes of so away to the causes of an enfeebled conatisistioa, and a long trails of disiressing fetliurs, that any thin said is its reeneaseudatios nay be declared supeeflious. Every clams of persons may lad is list vales*, work natter of serious newest, sod youth especially, a faithful nouitur, so subjects deeply affectiug their health sod happiest*. Sold by Mr. Juhuson, 69, Corohill; Mr. Roofer, late Beeves sad Co. 160, Osefurd-slreet Mr. Ward, Holborn ; snel Mr, titrsdliug , goys! Exchange, Looduo sod all Book sellers, price 6s. - • • . '• 1.0 ‘;% , ...t.:•; , 1: _ LONDON. PHIUM LAST NIGHT'S nooodsdeoe hp the Stookport Troop of the glees Tabs. ttrr Dress, stria e t the Lord Listalskest elks Oestety Wooster. haws Radcliffe. Gest. se be Liestssatet, vitt Howard, ro. eigiseel—deted °clutter RI, 1921. 41rneoder Liasestel, Gest. to be Corset, Om Howard, pro: enosed....doted a. three. Ostunisoloss dined Ap Ike Lord Ltedenestat gate Cord, of tire:. Serve Groom. Erq. to be Deputy Liestesent—doled Octo ber 211, 19111. bissors Regiment of ROW*. Rotigo Charles Brows to be Lireitenwet, vier Kinleslde, per. noted—doted Octeteor 28. 1921. Lewes Troop of Somers Yeomanry Cavalry. The Right lips. Lord Viscount Gage, to be .'C•wiort. vbso Rage*, retegeed—heted Agleam 30, 1011. thasaisrion it the Caramenhee Yeeessati,C l evetry. aigoed jyr the Lard Lindeman. f the Cesoty eitarosarthro Jaßerilastmette Gent. tette Corset, vice Bevis, rusigsed.- 410‘111ciebesilli, MD. • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Teamlsle, of Newington. Surrey, tines-dram, to ourterder, November 13, 50, sod December IS, at twelve. at Guildhall, Laadoa. Alturoey, Sir. Gates, Cateattni.atreet, Lenickia. Domingo de Urine, now or late of Wilma-street, Inas bory.ligoare, ' Middlesex, merchant, to sorremkr, November 13, 20, sod December Is, as twelve, as Goildball, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Win. Nicholas Cole, lhood-street-beildings London. Robert Emble.oa, of South Shields, Durham, wise and spirit meet►aat, to sorraider, November 27, 28, sad Decem ber 15, al eleven, al the George las, Neweasale-opoa-Tyise. Atto►seys, Mr. Win. Driskill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; ■nd Mr. Richard Vasheythoyeen, Joho.street, Redford-row, Lou don. William Bantus, of Northwich, Chester, grocer, to agrees der, ljleeember 5,5, aid IS, at eleven, al the wake of Bart ley sod Groton, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. &rile, sod Grocuit, Baluseti.streei, Liverpool; aid Mr. James! Jobs, Palsgraire-place, Temple, London. Rickard Seel rove, now or late of Wareiegcanip, Semen, woolstapler, to surreader. November IS, 16 , aid December 18, at twelve, at the Norfolk Arms Inn, Arundel. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Freeman, Arundel, Sasses • sod Messrs. Free sias and Reallocate, Coleuses-sired London. William Swills, of Plynoonik-Dock,cabieet-nsaker, to sour frillier, December 3,4, aid 15, at 'levee, at %Yeskley's Ho. tel, Plyrnoista•Dock. Altoroers, Messrs. Dart., Church, and Duke, Red Lioa-square, Lowden; and Mr. Charles Tisk. Plymouth. Dock. Juke Remote/dell, of Doncasler, York, agricultural wis chine.makerou surrender, November 39, 30, wed December IS, at seven, at she Guildhall, poetaster. Attorneys, Mr. Lever, Gray's-lne, Loaders ; and Mr. Fisher, Doncaster. Charles Lloyd, of Thetford, Nurfolk, bookseller, to sir. reader, November 15, at six,lll, and December 18, at eleven, at the Bear and Crow. Inn, Ipswich, Suffolk. Atterseys, Mr. Brume, !politick ; and Mr. Nelson, Baruard's les, Rol. bore, Lowder. _ _ James Crump, late of Coventry, bet now of Birmingham, money Jeri , to surrender, Nuvemberl3, at G0r,24, sod December 16, at tea, at obit Kiag's Mead Ins, Cuventry. Attorneys, Messrs. Long sod Austen l Grafs•lnn, Leedom ; and Mews T. B. Trowelled, aed Lea, Coventry. Timms* Gibson the younger and John Eaves, of Liverpool, 'Alp bread-bakers, to surrender, December, 6. 6, and 18, at owe, at the George Inn , Live' pool. Attorneys, M r . Ed war d Chester, Staple.lan, Liostiono ; and Mr. William Blade, Mar. shall.rtreet. Liver punt. Samuel Duwis White, now or late of EtlingleyCotion.mill; Nottingham, edtion-spioner, to surrender, November n, at four, la, at ten, and December 18, at four, at tbe Green Dra gon, Mansfield. Attorneys, Mr. William Barber, Holborn, London ; and Mr. Richard, Calton, Chesterfield. Frederick Taylor, of Adliugion, Lancaster, shopkeeper, lo surrender, November 30, at five, December 1, at mu, and IS, at twelve, as the Eagle ■nd Child Ins, Wigan, Lancaster. Attorney, Mr. Henry Gash.ll, Wigan. %Valium Baker, nue or late of Tics burst, Sasses, black smith, to surrender, November 98, 27, and December 18, at len, at the Bell Inn, Ticebur►t. Attorneys, Mr. Allen, London and Mews. White and Miller, Guild burst, Kent. DIVIDENDS. November 17. R Sharpue, lase or Berkeley square, but maw of Davis-street, Berkeley.square, Middlesex, dealer is drum, al ore, at Guildhall, Louden. November lA. J. Day and J. Spriiswell, of Taeistuek•streel, M. Cueent•Raden, Middlesex, drapers, at use, at Q 111414011, London. November In. J. Cleath and R. Cough, late of Leadenhall alreet, Lando., wholesale nitro-drapers, at teu, at Guild hall, London. December J. Archer, of Ware Park-mill, Hertford, miller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. November 27. J. Cook, of Oakley-mills, near Eye, Suffolk, miller, at one, at Guildhall, Loadoo. December 7 3. W. Priure, of Pontefract, York, grocer, at clever, at the Red Lion lasi, Pontefract. November 9tt. T. Simnel', of Birmingham, toy-maker, at ekvea, at the Royal Hertel, Temple row, Birmingham. November 27 R. Hewitt, of Neisth Shields, Nurehumber laud, Hutu-draper, at eleven, at the George lois, Newcastle. ...spun:Tyne. Nutiambe; 27. J. F. Dubois and J. Dobois. of AlaWon's walk, Loudon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. November 29. G. Garluck, of Westport, Will tanner, at twelve, at the King. Arms lan, klalussbory, Wilts. December 6. J. Murrell, of Halass, Yo• k , grocer, at eleven, at the White Lion lon, Halifax. December 11. J. Packer, of Paiuswick, Gloucester, clothier, at Osseo. at the George Inn, Stroud, Gloucester. December 4. D. Giles, of Lyfurd, Herks, inflames, at twelve, at the GOWN tail Thistle Inn, Abingdon, Berks. December 3. T. Price, late of Rodborough, Glouceste►, civil-engineer, at eleven, at the George luo, Stetted, Glou cester. November 14. M Haffner, of Cartoon-street, Middiesen, ear pester, as eleven. at Guildhall, Loudon. Novreiber 27. G. M. Thad/le, of New.stieet-square, Fetter- Isere, London, wire merchant, as one, at Guildhall. Nuvam►er 28. J. Martin, of Liierirmil, Lancaster, merchant, at une, at the George Inn, November 3 , 5. S. W. Kirks, late of Itotherani, York, bat sow of Thurue, York, 'ricer at twelve, at Ilse Commercial luu, Sheffield, York. November SO. J. Sinelers, of 1011/ridge, Devon, tanner, ■t eleven, at the King's Arms Isis, Plymouth. November SS. J. Gruftuu, of Dersbar, York, and J. Grafton, of Manchester, caber-priutcrs, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, . . liaschesier. November 30. E. Leirio, sow or lots or Alibry Cwmhir, Radom, farmer, at to% ot the Duke's Arms leo, Koightoo. Radium. CERTIFICATES--Nounglita 27. W. itanifurth, of Little East Cheap, Loden, wine-aser eisant.—R. Cornetts and R. Lee, of 'Cincotta npou-Hell, aad of Seulroater, York, snerehauts.—D. T. Price, of Holy. well-street, Stsoredirrh, Middlesex, eattle.dealer.--J. Roan, y.O. of &WWI, sderehant.-11. S. Sawditis, of &Waddled. Quay, Turk, cu►a-factor.—R. Crowded, late of Henrietta. street, Coveat.garden, but duet of Kdightsbridge, sea, boot and shoemaker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Stevenson, sea ■nd J. Stevenson, jua. alli pun, York, linens/id wooltaa-drapert, October 19, 1911.—J. Hargreaves sod A. M•Kar, of r Ma;mbester. calicu•deslera, /epee's bet 29, 1821.—t1. Crombs, J. Marsh, sod J. rwrog, of . , , . -, ..r GreatTewer.eirerr e Lwedew, New, NeinMAW 6, Ml:a J. T. Seger sed G. Ilifiger, of Wesibwry, Won% IMlftlelp October 2, 1111•..—H. Everest 1,4 W. Pfeketkr a if ReeeeN street, Fiertaisokiey, Raney, fellibeere rs Mane Iwo. 111111.-4. Hell aei-T: *mire, _of Greet*leb.reed, ereelit: wit*, brewers, Sepresber 111‘ 18111. lAN; 'Ts. ,eICC, —m..- I . ~,. . [Front lie " Lewin Nereetell. Pries earreat," sf lipid , Nolabier 6,101 l.) 411••••••• WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN raoovca. Cons.—The emarkerhas been 'needy since Toosday last, sad Ilse advaiste thee obtaiwed fee Jimmies halt bees full! supported ; Meet base bees several public saks, bat not is, large eater', *Welt have generally Some off rather briskly : ► Coffee Isms been in request, and several parcels ►are been brio& *a suetibury mat Wedaesday Sae ordinary drought 1101 e. so 104..; nts. friday good ordinary brooglit 1110 s. to 10Is. per cwt.; she Duastrogo Pei ir" °nab draws, this deseriptio• is as premed Jell of sale, Idls. has heenuffered sad rained fur quality siatilar to what brought in the pretediog week. The .t.ci of West laths Cabe is sii* SOY loss. Wel 114 MOM than at this time last year; present prices Us. per est. loser. Bygone—The B. P. &agar wicket has beta steady for all the better descriptions, and as high as 7sl. bus heed paid for line; brown issiality is still very deli, and we make a toolbar redact ion in the prices of this quality. In Forties Swear fleece has been little batistes dose, Ilk psrorl of yellow Hasusinah has bees sold at 275. per cwt. The Stock of 11. P. tiogu is usw 2,104 casks less thee at this period last year; present prices Is. id. per cwt. lower p.r Gazelle average. Ruts.—Aa•tber - prblie sale.? Jennie* was brooght for. ward um Wednesday, eniteistiag of the lower strengths, whir* were chicly taken in at Is. bd. per gallon; holier' are wet unwilling to sell at the redaction sebniiiied to at the public sales, but no alteration ran he made in our qtrotetioria. The presest stock of Rao is 35,611 pestimmas sad price of Proofs ls. 3d. per gallon. - - Stork lasi year, sa.e date, 40,484 podiums, sad priest of Proofs?* Id. per gallon. Platriro.—A parcel of very good quality was partly sold by seed°, on Friday rather wader the quotation. LOGWOOD reunion steady. EMIT INDIA PRODUCE. _ Corms.—Daring lb past ;week " from the bone trade has bees very limited, but bas imeremed for exportation, particularly fur Surat; the prices are almost without alteration, a small advance ea the last sale a East India having bees obtained only for • few parcels. 'Measles of the week are (duty paid) 100 bags New Orleans, good 124.; SO Pernambuco, good 131 d.; 30 Demerara, mid dling 1011 d.; 20 Jamaica, fair to gond fair 94. to 90.; 220 Spanish, very ordinary to middling 71d. to 914.; 60Siwyrsia. good fair Sid.; 100 Bossrbote, good fair ltd.; 660 Surat. ordiaory to stiddlliog 91.1. to 74., fair ltd. to 7/d.; 300 Bengal, ordinary to middling bed. to bd., fair to good fair eta. to old. ; 20 Madras, good fair 714. per lb. Total 1,080 bar. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, NoOMBRA 3. The Correia market coutiases is the same flat state we have *sliced for several weeks, and has closed at • decline of shawl 3.t. per lb. The public sales yesterday were tole rably well attended, and the principal part sold readily at a decline of id. on the prices of last week. There were offer. rd 1,200 Boweda, of which 1,950 sold at 71d. • 9J. for or dinary in middling ; 10J. • 10Id. foe fair to good; 410 Or leans, of which 210 sold at ltd. • 9.0. for middling, 104.1. a Ilia. for fair to good; 370 Alabama. ' of which 280 sold at 7d. a Old. for ordinary to fair; 28 Sea Islands, sold at 14d. • 141,d. for fair; 32 Berbice, of which 15 sold at 10d. for middling. The sales by private are 3,300 bags, and consist of 1,250 Bowed., at Bf.l. a 10141. turd a few at ltd.; 400 Orteaus, at 9d. a 111,1.• ' 50 Alabama; at SIA. a 9}J.; 270 Sea Island; as Ind. • 160. and a few tit 22.1.'; 70 *tamed, •t 10 , 11. a 12d ; 450 Prraseas, at 120. • 121 d. sad a lee very Sue at d.; 250 Bahias, •t 101 d. • 'ltd.; 80 Ma ranhao; at 11141. • 12•1. • 50 Miura Geraes, at 10.1.; 80 Dem. aaaaa ,at 100. • 12 d ;90 Rarhastoes, at 91d. a 91J.; 10 Bahama; at laid.; 80 Spanish, at 71d.; 70 Surats, at lid. a Bd.; 190 Henrik, at rid. • 61(1. per lb.: making the total sales 5,800. The import ibis week is 10.083 bag; via East India, 1,989 bags; United States, 4,199 bags; Brasil, 3,440 bags; Portugal, 443 bags; Ireland, 73 bogs. 2,500 Bowed.. Dries's., aid Alabama*, are aunuancril fur public Sale on Friday, the 91h instant. Brown anti middling qualities of Plantatio• Saga, being in demand fur the Irish market, have sold this week at an improvement of 84. a Is. sad other descriptions rally sop poll the foresee prices: the quantity sold is two ankle cos. sistiag of Demerara, Janis.; Antigua, and Barb:Meet. Nothing bus been duue in Earl ladia, and the.e is very little inquiry for Foreign. The Coffee market corniest.' extremely heavy, aid only a few lass have been taker by the grocers at 98s forwrdiaary, and 100 a. a 108 s. for goad to Sue ordinary Jamaica. la Cocoa, Ginger, and Pineal. *tithing has been done. Caro lina Rice is is very limited desisted: about 1,200 bags of fair to good Reagel have beta sill at Its. • 14s. 4141. la eurtseqiteure of the derliae in the prices of Rem is Loadoi nothing cam be doom here at our present rates. Dyewuoda are steady; • small parcel of Jamaica Logwoud has brought Stand Campearhy 101. per tun. Put Ashes are is I@ir demand ; New Yorks brie' 40s. sad Montreal@ 33a. Good Hides continue is drained ; the sales this awls are 6,000 dry B. A. Claw and Os as 111.1. few fair to 111.1 fur rood parcels. • few Rio at 914.; 1,500 salted B. A. at Std. a 64 per Bs.; 6,000 Horse at is. 3d. for fair to lits. 44. for very rand, and 10s. Itl. each for • pastel of saltN. Tallow is very dull. The sales of Tobacco this week hare bees ermined to a few small lots to the Trade at former rates. The demand fur Wheat since our last has rather implored, and primes have been maintained. (oats have also been in baiter re. gars' at steady prices. American Floor has been more im paired for, about 600 barrels. Philadelphia haring been take. for shipment at Mk per bet A small lot of hoe Phi. ladelphia Bark has berm taker for export at les. Id. per ewe. Palm Oil has again declined, small kits "elbow at 291.105. per toe, sod a cargo consisting of about 500 ions has been *old, bat the price has mot transpired. Ott.e.—fo Fish Oils very little hastiness is doing, and prices remain just as sat week; the same may be raid of Seed Oils. Uwe sales have been made in Whale Fins at 701. to 781. fur new, *ail 801. for old; some small expert has brew made at these prices, and the trade have Ir.ittehl freely shrre are no *elites now its this market for less than SW., mad at Hell 701. has been paiJ and 801 asked. FRUlT.—Nearly the whole of the Commie is the porters hands at this market were bought lest week at the prices clewed; sales of new Muscatel Raisins have been made privately al 700 s. to 114 s. and a parcel of stew Lesica, at 415.; us the whole the market has a ballet appearesee. Postscript, raesslap, Noesasesr 6, 11111, Four *Vieth. tkaillie..4lll B. P. Sugar Market was Bat to-iday, hat •• alteration took place is the prices. C —A public sale of Irt casks Plantation was brought forward to.day, consisting of good sad See ordissry Jamaica and wriddliug Donsisica, the latter brought abase 2r. above the valueless, but Wise only a 'mall partel we t advance our Taoists's"' ; the Jim/aria sold readily at the full pricer of tart week. In Foreign Coffee there was little dose to-day; St. Domingo is bags is offered al NIL rev cwt. without Sadie' boyars. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER P, 1821. IItELANDs • hueLle. itoettstbut 9. • itik.4lloMiad of the beard of Magistrates, bad • thislheet the Assesahlczbease, The LOllO *ITO* lie the Clair. iredierei•—itideresesiStr A. S. Lk, Eseilese. AMIS. St Wahasee, Cash. Ole S. !bassi 111 , 11Imsy. Sot*, hese. Abbott, Foot, sad Sew, ad alma aid MAW: The Lord Mayer having reed a triter. addressed to the Magistrates of the Head Office of Police. which the fallowing is a copy— " liarslow-Nautili " uoVassts S, 11/21—.19 eche& Gailieosen—The Lord Moyer eoneeiving this, at did ieterrstisfcrisi. tito egoostioso statue of Ring Mania lb ifitiFJ,gitpSte at Cs. Green, .bold rot be ilecorsteekoss the appedoeftiteg oroptersary of his birth.day—..the witi4Ar tirelarty 'sit it vat - happen Go to-neorrow, Swags, " l e• therefore desired by hi. Lorit•letp, to retie** ye* will inensediately ceinenottieste these sentineeeits to the dif &trot police inagistrates, and that you will give seek direr stows as may seem to you expedient for the purpose of carry log into effect his Lordship's orders; suet to prevent any. breach or the peace, or violation of the Sebbinh, on this oe easion.-1 have the honour to be, Gentkareo, your must oho. eatery very humble Servant, (Signed) "GEORGE ARCHER, See. " 7ir lAe Mogistrolos of Ma Hied Office of Polk., kg." Resolved Unasiasoasly—That we moot highly approve of the same, and that we will err-operate, by every legal tseaaa is nor power to tarry it into effort. Resolved—That the Thanks of this Board he givers to the Right Ho*. the Lord Mayor for the meassres taker by him for Ilse preservotioo of the Peace if this City. Reached—That the ramming be pissed, pobliebed, sod distributed. &good by order, ALLEN and GREEN, Secretaries to the Board of bleiyearateo. CLARE. ANKH, NOVIIIIIIII No disturbances occurred in the neighbourhood of Sis-mile-bridge,other than we noticed on Monday. Mr. Weldon, with the police, had most distressing duty when pursuing the banditti, after being fired upon, to endear/0o r to prevent their entering the wood of Cralloe, which he was not able to accomplish. There is little doubt but sonic of those fellows have been severely, if not mortally wounded, as several of them were seen by the people in the toll house of Buoratty, where they had left sentries, pass the house, carrying with caution some great CO4lll. held at each corner ; and in two places on the rood a quantity of blood was observed. A de tachment of the 934 Highlanders is stationed at Cratloe.—(Clare Journal.) KERRY. TRA . LEE OCTOBER 31. _ . A alerting of the Magistrates of this county took place yesterday in this town. We understatai that several Resolutions of a precautionary unrf preven tive character were entered into. Such only, in deed, we are happy to state the present aspect of our country rtquires, as up to the period of the meeting our peace and tranquillity remained as unbroken as it ever has been. The Magistrates have communicated with Sir John Lambert, as to the Resolutions which were adopted by them, one of which expressed the propriety of statiouing de tachments of military at the differmit villages where the counties of Kerry and Limerick bound each other. Amidst the various absurd reports which the weak or the designing have put into circulation, is a ridiculous story that the banditti from Abbeyfesle who were so handsomely repulsed by Mr. Mu lle t and the inhabitants of Castle Island, have threat cued to revisit that towee.and punish the inhabitants for the indignant recepticu they lately received. We are warranted in saying, that no circumstance has of late occurred in this town or neighbourhood, or county, which ern currant the slightest imputa tion of a disorderly spirit ups.n the inhabitants of Kerry•. Some improper oaths, we have every reason to.suppose, have been administered, but the dupes, in thaw cases have uo doubt been led toter that these are obligations, or attempts at obligations " more honoured in the breach than in the perform ance." Fur general subordination to the laws sod public authorities the character of this town and neighbourhood has not been violated, we believe, in the memory of any man living. The like, we are justified in supposing, might be said in past years for other parts of the county, if they had not been in an infectious neighbourhood, where, unhappily, matters donut appear to be equally well conducted. • CORK. coae, NOVEMBER 1. Ara meeting of the Magistrates of Kinalea and Kerricurrihy, held at Campline on Tuesday last, and attended by Colonel Hodder (a Governor of the County), W. 11. W. Newenhum, Esq. &c. It was resolved to offer s reward of 501. for any infor mation that may lead to the discovery and prosecut ing to conviction such persons as were concerned in the riot sod unfortunate murder which ensued at Fave-mile•bridge, on the 10th ult. It was also re solved, that all tents at ►uch fairs as may take place io the district shall for the future be struck at the bout of four o'clock, p. ss, and the several fair field. be cleared at that hour by the Magistrates, who are determined to attend with the police, and suppress all tendency to tumult and disorder. We are authorised to state, that the Inniahannon corps of yeomanry, under the command of Chamber Croker, Esq. hate. in consequence of the disturbance* agitating a neighbouring county, made an offer of their services to Government to serve in soy part of Ireland, where it may be most effective.— f Ibid./ _ R til9l M ATO. CASTLIBAR. NOVEMDII I. The Balliorobe yeomanry attended the fair of Kilinaine, on Monday last, to assist in keeping the peace there. On their returu home some members of the corps (three, we have heard) lingered behind the main body, and were deprived of their arms. In the town or llailiorobe, the house of a yeoman, who was known to have slept from home, was entered at night and his arms taken therteat.—(Mayo Conti is lion.) It•r Cent nA 41111oJtve f :7 ; • :). 'itt: !-••: ! • 7 •:: 1 :1.. 7PC:4 r 'SO P .. • .I'.:- . . - 41, ~ • • . ~ i •:,... 3 a via , ? 4, l ,i I ... ~ ~ 4t:( . :i.ie ws li : i .:• ,°.•& :,', : 1 : - 1 . r I 11iti1. , 4 On ; s .:, . is : t 7 —, ; , !et —; ! ". 4 1:ti II) t, y -.• ,• .• . , . e.. 431.9 ••! • _ ~ IY.. es log "1 , • • X 70 111 4 111 id. ''' % k k VAt "" ~ ,, ,...V1.77 : t i / li t . ; , • . 0 ‘- Or: % ..-- ~' . . •••• . - _. • ..• marine**, tAf , It EN En Elf. . Puripipttliellequi meeting, of the froble•ieu, Fr Magistrates sot . Towns, Justice of the Peace, and CosiMAVollere af Supply, was held yesterday sa'nuig4t. at Renfrew. i• take into copeadiriWtiate the state of the Cons Lawn. The Ilequraition Wog read, ow the motive. of Mr. Maltese," Mr. ALaitaxisita wai c.6lleid to the Chair. Mr. M•Xvera.t. said the eject thee were met to discuss was equally involved is. ignorance and irri tation, and hitherto veudered perplexing iu propor tion as it has been canvassed: A deviation fruit, any uniform priociple a au expedition iu search a f difficulties, stud certainly oue white' iiitimates preference to it powerful class of the COilluii31111), is not likely to be disappoiused of it. object. The principle Mhieh pervade. ot6 commercial policy se to admit the prdductions of all other countries nowt payment of cererin duitioia and there duties hate beau large or sdiall, according to the extent th.c the production imported was liable to d o injury to the native whose property was inve s ted, or whose la bour was engaged in the business of supplying them. The wisdom of this restrictive legislation is at present questiOned by some of the meet powerful writers on political 'company ; but it is considered to be the most easy and certain mode of collecting the revenue by practical financiers, sod oue which. if pernicious, has beets so long customary as rather to seem an obstacle to the greatest possible good, than to be felt to be • positive evil. Indeed, al though it is not easy to deny the truth of those theories which are meowed to the restrictive system. and few men whose fortunes are guaranteed by, or whose means of subsistence deptud on, its continu ance, have been able to obtain sufficient faith in them to accede to the principles of a flee trade. But the restrictive system bus been violated, and the theory of a free trade most rigorously repulsed, in the anomalous and iiidefinable mode of indemni fying the agricultural interest fur the detriment of extraordinary taxation. It is to the effects of this mode of protecting the cultivator of the soil, 'list I have felt it to be my duty to call your attention; and I propose. as shortly is pomible. to point out to you the impolicy of continuing under the influ ence of a system which gives the Irma possible pro tection to agriculture, at the greatest possible sacri fice of commercial prosperity. When I speak so strongly on this metier, it is as the Repreeetitative of a mannfacturing county ; but I think a law which has made such a breach between the pion and the rich—which has placed the (sillier and the Ma nufacturer in direct hostility to each °dies—who h has betrayed speculators in foreign grans into collu sive practices— I think I am morally justified tumble. ing it the least beneficial law that could have here' devised. Next to iliat security for capital, mud ie. ducement to the exertions of skill, which is quent upon equitable laws, the low price of the necessaries of life must be the greatest sttrucsiois to manufacturing enterprise; and when ae recollect the competition for the raw products of the law, which is excited by that valuable Wench of dusilestie industry, we must beauxious to retinas it, even at ruche apparent sacrifice. What we increase the power of consumption in any class of society, we stamp a waist- , on the articles they require, exactly pruportionate to that increase, and vice versa. If we impede the trade of the country, we diminish the means of purchase amongst the classes dependant upon commerce. and cootract the sale of our @folds. ; and of mutest lower the exchangeable value of the whole. It lb thus by prohibiting the nitro:Auction of grant we choke up one of the vents of manufacture, and be come liable, not only to the evil of giving untrue encouragement to agriculture, but even of iiiffcting a sort of poll-tax upon the community. This iii practice is to give a great nominal value to rive pro duce. and in so far. as it is consumable, it way bring a large price; but, if only one half of it c•tii be consumed, the other hill is in point of fact without further valise. This at bast is the care in Britain, because taxes on landlord and teloont hare made grain too high priced to be saleable on tine Continent. The prohibition, although contingent in the le'ter, is now likely to become positive in the spirit. from the improved value of the currency ; but if otherwise. still it cootinues- so be iojurioliN to the manufacturer, by creating fluctuations ill price, by producing stagnation of trade, and by making the introduction of foreign corn a specul.- lion for the monied interest, and out a barter of law produce against articles of manufacture. tear great nations) policy ought to be, to direct labor into those channels which ate most productive of remuneration to the workman, because he cast Lear greater burdens with less suffering, by atteioro , t to this object, and may cousequently be less ilioor tented, and of course more easy to govern. If by working a certain number of hours es an artisan, a men can exchange the commodity he has wrought up against foreign raw produce. sufficient lor his wants, whilst, by cultivation, for as many hours he could only obtain a scanty lend inade quate subsistence, trade is his ',rupee employ ment. All that the State has to du, is to see that it is the badness of soil and climate whit.' makes its farming fruitless, and slot artilic;id causes. such as tithe, pour law., roads, bridges. churches, gisolsand other burdens priuct pally charged upon landed property. But there may be out er person who has not the same power of cliongii.g els occupation, sad yet canuot furnish the *remise ov.:tt food in return for his manufacture, because a b s burdens oo his lease are almost ar heavy us the whole cost of the foreign husbandman. flow to meet these two interest. with equal inipartislity sus.' with safety to the revenue, was a que.tion wile the Legislature, and at last it was resolved skit the a!- Ilion shall suffer two years out of the three, acid the agriculturist one. if we may judge from• past. But iu the mean lime, by tins uncomfortable process. the speculator grows rich, and article. of consumption, which never contributed to the re venue, are sold—although de facto, as contraban..l as Holland. or lace, in the same phice where they ~ i