The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

11 PARISIAN 7.ISHION's. The Merino pelisses are now formed in a tinsel style : two rows of buttons are placed in front, from the collar to the baton.; towards the girdle o► waist the rows nearly inert, and from that point the rows slope downwanls, w us to be doer lingers asunder at the bottom. A large I'ilq►ira, nearly inpare, is Ititsl to the top of the pelisse. The sleeves fit pretty dungy, hut without epaulettes: a ►tort raw of three sr four hettwas is the asbatituteal ileroratitin. Within Ursa few dayg, the bort:ers of rose-colour, or "hilt haler are erolhorPerl they are alto embellisher! with walisieh pinnies, of a fawn•rolorir, which are placed wee ingly, err 'yr/waft/if. The borders of other chaos hate are eithe► large trier-grin of fine stria; or of dentilled puffs, irre gularly or fattrifollr grrgrigeil. l•he t prevalent turbans ...titans two es/riche., hand*, which hang as s Or left aide. N ara, or gala wersalsor, conatitale the tsreur's i ld I part of net. sal turbans, though some are fermesl of white ratio, or cyg net's down ; these Wye also gilt trimmings. SHIN 11111,11illg Is come very dear, heritage they are ornamented with rich drunk. Many shoot exhibit very rich, even gorgeous embellishments for boanele. Some mites are seen with three rows of light, though rich, dealt! trimming. 1811 L.4ND. DUBLIN. JANVIRY 9. The lovers of enteel and spriglio I) Comedy will enjoy a rich treat this ebeintic. Mrs. Davison, who has long been the favourite com:c i.cirrss on the. London boards, makes her first appearance at our 'Theatre, in two of her must ad.nired character.. The Play selected fur the I.ool.lVii is the Honey Moos. ill the original representation of which piece, at Drury-lime 'theatre. Mrs. Dawson, then itliss Duncan, sustained the part of Juliano, and by her inimitable talents added greatly to the success of this popular comedy. The rich veio of humour that •Ite throws into the character of it;ar ia, in the Citizen. has nut becu equalled by ;my actress of the present day. Aliso Stephens sailed for Holyhead on Tharsdry Mght, on her way to Liverpool, where she is Ell.. gaged to sing at a public concert on the 12th in stant. From thence site proceeds to resume her duties at Covent-garden Theatre, where she sill optical , probsbly about the Latter part of this mouth. Tle suns realised by Miss S;e:,hett: sittee the pe riod of her arrival in this countty exceeds fire thousand pounds! If we may judge front the many pieces of ac knowledged merit produced by the author if Robin /food," the forthcooth.g comedy at Crow. street Theatre, from the same pen, is likely to be very succera.fol. . ily the loot tie. °tants from Castle Fogarty. the !lon. Getters! Ninth... , is making is most rapid re covery. The side which woo& affected it hourly Xaiu ing Ftrengt I), sad het Ppiritit and general health hart seldom been better.—(l.lonatrl aid.) COU! 7' OF ALDERMEN. Mosiday being Plough-111oriday, the Lord &favor coninioned a Court of Aldermen, according to sin (INA usage, to receive the prasesiiincsits of the Its quests of the several %Yard* ire the Co., when na tlicr U navel circumstance took plac... Ihi the fo otrest of %Valbrook %Vard, over which the Lord Mayor pre.i.les, being, called iu— Mr..tldrrinao IVAITIDIAN presented a Petition, signed by \1 r. Gibbons and Mr. Month, respectable inhabitants of the said Ward, coolish! oo ioo of par tial and improper conduct in his Lordship, at 0 Wardmote held *you St. Thomas's Day lust, fur the election of right discreet and proper per sons to represent the said Mud in the Court of Common Council, staling Ili t st one of the brebl Petitioners had proposed one C an did ate , and intruded to propose 1011 f others, but that his Lordship had called upon the candidate pro posed, to know whether lie wished to be put in tiomination. That the said candidate answered lie hurl no such desire ; whereupon the Lord Mayor refused to put bins in nomination. That the peti. t i nner , con t en d e d his Lordship► hart Ind no ►uch question to any other candidate, nor was it his duty. That they persisted in nominating the said person us a candidate, contending that the office was a com pulsory one, mud as be had been regularly proposed and seconded, his Lordship had rioautliorily to reject him. The petition further stated, that one irs par ticular of the persons returned was not duly qualified for ressout therein stated ; and contended that the whole proceedings were irregular and illegal, that the election was therefore void ; mod concluded with !braying, that a new election should he mode, and that the Petitioners might be heard by themselves, their C sel, Solicitors, and Agents ; and to ad duce rviiirstre to prove the allegations cuutaissed iu their Petition. _ Alderman WAITMMAN moved, that the said Pe tition be token into eosiaidtration at the next Court of Aldermen, and that the parties 6611 bare notice thereof._ _ . _ Mr. Gibbous, one of the petitioners, desired to be informed, whether the business would he taken in to conside►ation et the next Court, mid whether they should have notice, to prevent hi. being at the expense 4f Counsel and witnesses at au uncertainty. The LORD MAYOR said, all lie could say was, that it would be laid before the next Court, and he should think ibis was suificiebt notice. Alderman WAITHIIIAN observed, that the Petition Was of a very serious nature; it complained of the' 'violation of the right of election. 11 the allegations were true, the Ward would be uurrpreventrd, rr tattier. what was much worse, mis-represented; tor now could the Corporation act under such theism stagteell ? The same thing might happen in several Wards. It was then •grrrd that the subject should he Liken into etthmisirtatimi sit lite twit Court, awl that tut parties thoutd have notice thereof. COURSE OF EXCIIANG Anasterdam,C V. 11 6 Pitto at Sight 11 3 Rotterdam ll 7 Arai weep et.too. 11 9 Hambargb 33 9 33 10 Faris &hes date 23 by Ditto Eourdeaux do 23 110 Frankfort em the _ _ e. TUESDAY, Jaws:Ann it. Genoa 471 Veins* Ital. Lsv. i 5 50 Malta 50 Naples .. 42} Palermo l3otl per us. lAsboo 50 Oporto bb Rio Janeiro lib Walla Cask: •.• • • • MAW; ..... 140 .... • . • SO .I,ION . Portugal Gold in •N. NI Coin, per oz 0 Gold in Bnrs 11 0 0 New Donblouns_ 0 0 0 New Dollars 0 5 Silver in 80r5... 0 5 5; Now lAM 141 earl). U 0 hilltust ...... 39 341 St %Ile 34 I .prfinns FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -raw- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Magnin ()Mm Ike af aroadatrect, Ratchet, Altdittests, wham*. BANKRUPTS. Lawrence Ingram, Welles paiite, London, hatter, to sur render, 'wooer/ 16, at twelve, 23, and Fehrnary 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bitten, Clualk.lane. Jeeirph Jacab, of Gravel-lame, Houndsditeh, London, to beccouist, to surrender, January 16, 23, and February 23, at ten, M Guildhall. Attoroey, Mr. Nortoo, Commercial Chambers, 3lioaries. Thomas Manias', late of flreaddareat-hili, Loudon, mer chant, to Bartender, January 19, 30, awl February 23, at eleven, at &bilabial!. Atiuroey, Mr. Artier Clarke. eisitopo. gate-street Willard. Juha Venus, of Lower Wardwell, Middlesex, vintner, to surrender, January 23, 30, and Fehrstary 23, at twelve, at GuiMluill, London. Attorneys, Mews. Itubiumn aad Bur rows, Austin-friars, Loudon. John Atkinson, of Daimon, Comberlatal, rotten-mann torturer, to surrender, January 28. 29, and February 23, at eleven, at the Grey Goat lute Carlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Pearson, Carlisle ; sail Mr. John ' Bit kelt, a , ak. lane, Lundou. William Everet t, of Cambridge, cnro.nserchant, to surren der, January 20, 21, and February 23, at ten, at the Rt 4 lon, Petty Cory, Cambridge. Attorneys, M. oars. Hager AIM arid Whitney,l Cambridge ; sun Mr. Croft, Chancery lane, I.ontion. Mordecai Paterson. of Halifax, York, slyer, to surrender, January 26... t six, 27, and February 23, at eleven, at the Magistrates' Room, IVard'seend, Halifax. Attorneys, Meows. Morton and Williamson, Gray's.lnie-sriurre, Loader*; and Mr. Janes Edward Norris, Halifax. J0i...1.1. Kendrick, of Bel li ugi M ills, ChadJesley Corbett, Worrestrr, wilier , tt. surrender. February 1, al tour nod 2J. at drown, at Ilse White Hart, Ilartlrbury, W err. Atha-Heys, ;Wawa. Ltitliisitios anti Hall, Secondaries 1116cv, Temple, lutulen ; awl Mr. Tboulas Emery, Ki4derminefer, ii'arrrorr. _ _ _ Richard Friday the yoloier, of laleworth, Middlesex, hargedua‘ter, to surrender, J 4119.9119, 28, sad February 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, Looduo. Atturueys, Messrs. Noy auJ [lardslone, Miaciu g lane. Julio Ithiekboria, of Witham, Essex. eoru-dealer, hi snr resider, January 113, 26, sod February 23, at tell, al Guild ►all, laindust. Attorney, Mr. B. C. Cartir, Staple lan, Hol born, Lon Jun. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 23. J. flowlatt, of Charter Hunsessmiare, Mirldkswa, merchant, at twelve, at Goildlsall , lAusslon. Feb. 5. W. Ashby, late of Guilsosucheaser, Huntingdon, miler, at titres', at the Grosse Hotel. Huntingdon. Feb. 2. T. Raveoshaw, late of Livirpuul, looter, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. - Ft b 4. .1. Caruaby, of 11orpetit, Northumberland, commute. brewer, at eleven, at the Geottge Issu, Newcastle -alma. Tyur. Jan. 21. F. Steller. T. Marshall, eud G. Marshall, now or la►c of York, linen-merelsaus. , , at eleven, at the Kin`'. Alms Inn, new Forrhrtage, York. FPI,. 24. I'. Hill, of Yosk, mrreliant, at eleven, at 11,v ih,, noJ Durk 'rarely, Seale.laser, Kinston-upon- Hull Feb. - 42. J. Siterhent, of Sanaa, York,' ship-builder, at at the Dutg arid Duck Tavern, Scale-hue, Cup atop-u u 11. - Jan. 16. 11'. Hooper, of Bartholomew-place, Irffrolowiew close, London, timber-merchant, at lieu, at Guildhall. Fib. 8. S. Palmer, of Iluurluln-utt.the-Waler, Glum.. liter, wirer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Latutleu. Fvb. 13. G ~,,, lyre, now ur Ltte of Market-street, Herta, crucer, at feu, at Guildhall, Loudon. Feb. 13. B. Beauchamp, of Cuveittrratreet, Haymarket, 7111.1.11. w; kee-dealer, at ,lever), at Guildhall, Loadnis. Feb. 16. It. Markham, jon. ul Sunderland-aver-the-Sea, Durham, rueleir, at clever), at the Commiaaino-Buinu, Exelianzr-buildluga, Sionderlasid. Fels. 5. II Polack, of Sheffield, York, jeweler, at twelve, at the 'routine too, Sheffield. CERTIFICATIES.—Feituattv 2. W. Talbot, — uf George-yard, L.nobard-street, London, merchant-6. iVi!cocks, of Aldersgate-street, London, Ainerican-merchant.—W. Bell, of Brampton, families land, toandy.merchant.—F. Marsden, of Wakefield, York, joiuer. Fowler and J. Fowler, of Alder Mills, Stafford, corn millers.—J. Stevens, of Colbrooke, Devon, nsaltster.—E. Watson, late of Witbern, Lincoln, of Leicester, wuol.tapkr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Bowyer utul J. Cole, of St. 51ildrees mewl, London, and of Kiddy' min‘ter, Worcester, carpet-man u tart over', Dec. 31, IBlB.—S Divers and E. Brooman, of 111 Owing-blur, London, brokers, Dec. 31, IS 18.—W. E. Cook, H. Cook, aO4l .1. Leo pard,4o Jarnes.street, Adelpbi, bliddhipez, navy-agents, Der. 31, 1818.—R. Hutchinson and R. Wilson, of Cleroeul'alane, London, Dec. 31, IBlB.—G. W. Pears and T. F. Syninions, of Now-street, Covent-garden. 51141db:sax, haberdashers, Jar. 5, IslB.—J. Henderson and W. Folkergill, of Thomas-street, Hoealeydustn, tailors, drapers, and putato-tnerchants, Jan. 1,1819.—R. J. Edney and R. J. Jewell, of Newport, Isle at IVilid,Boutbanspton, coal and porter.mercbauts, Jan 1,1818. NAVAL IN FE LLIGENCE. PORTIAOUTH, JANUARY 11. S,iledthe John Inglis, Bailey, hum lud,. fur London. It has blown a heavy gale of wind (sum S. to W S.W. all day, and mill continues; at times very heavy .quails, with thunder ■ud lightning. The ships iu the Suede have gut yards sad tuptomilit down, cud apparently ride in safety. PENZANCS, JANUARY 9. Arrived the Mary, Hidde►tun, num St. Michael's fur Lau. doll, with damage. Hol.lllrAlf, JANUARY 10. The brig Ranger of London, Redd, from Belfast to Lon• duo, ran on shore last night at the S.E. part of this bay, baring lust her boats and ere; y thing off the deck the night before; she cow lies clear of the rucks. but in a must den. geroua silealium.—lt is expected must of the cargu will be saved. WATINOUTII, JANUARY 11. During the gale of lost night the sloop Williams, Kedge!, of Ptyauntb or Selrunebe, from St. Michael'. for Pees. month, was driven sin •lore on Portland beach, and'the Cap• fain., mate, and one alum drowned ; the only person save♦ is a hog, sun of the sate--greatest part of her cargo expected to bemired. DIARUATI4 JAWVAIIIf 11. The Lord Wen ' from London to India, has brought up spin in Pan Sated Huh. Sailed an outward-bound Indianian for the Downs. _ - - The ship Lord Wel moms, of Whitby, hem fedi*, has been on shore on the Tonna Sand, mod pro back into our Roads. A brig stated to be the Abeens, of Yarmouth, from Leghorn, west an shore this morning nn Foveae's Rock, but gut off again the ensuing lode, sod is at anchor in the lower part rot . the Reads. _ DEAN JANUARY 11. We experienced great part of last night, and the early part alias worming, equally weather, blowing hard at in. tervolt sots W.S.W. daring which the Vancittart ladiaman broke the ring of tier melon, and immediately let go as. other, shish ole to now riding by all well. The Elba, 814 front Pare to London, able lent as anchor and cable, sad bac been capplied with another. Arrivid the Orient, Galilee, front Palrass, and nailed for Hell. 0 : _ Firs 'OClock —Quite seaderate.—Reusaia the outward. board fust aad West baboons, ice. all well. LIVUPOOL, JANUARY IL Put back the swift,—, for the Brawls, with loss of fore topmast autillealy; alio the George, Wellstood,- mauled Id lust. fur Me Mss, with loss of m i se r and jib-house. Ilse MimikWh &hired, from Napke to Liverpool, is on vim in Formby filkaasel. ►NIRSDf, JANUARY 11. The Robert and Janet, of 1111(1 ! ' ur Sun um Ain- VI al. starring Whitby by the Swallow cotter, and *tut iniu this port, having oiicealeil sinongst her cargo 14.3, spirits, and tobacco.—l'he sign), kobella, %Vali, of Leith, was run on bumd of by she Ranger, of Shields, in turning into (hit. bubour, and received cuitritlerable damage. .....4.041a, w ,,dia1a IVO ALIRKE'I'S. • • ..woodom. hall Ilse " Landau .Wereast Ile Peke Carreill,"of Tuesday, January it. lilt. Ivor INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. COTIFIR.—The public sales brought forward sine, oar last hove gone off al vrry irregular sates. On Wednesday there wu a brisk des amt, and 2s. per cwt. advance was &i -t:lined at the public sales on the best qualities; hies at Thursday's Rolla ibe prices declined 3s a 4.. per cwt. from the previous day; acarly the whale 54.. sold. The stuck of IV. I. Coffee is now 4,5 04 ) Imo, being .2,150 lee. tba■ al this tune last year; prc•r.o pliers 50s. per evil. higher. B. P. SIJOAIII have been dull of demand slurs Tuesday last, hat Insiders coati:me to ask full prices„ particularly fur good Sugars. . The stuck of B. P. Sugar is nun 8,700 emka Ina than last year's at this time, the present pricer rate 6J. per cat. higher, pre Genelle average. Its Foreign Sugars there has been very little bushman dune. COCOA —Nu sales have been made Ibis week, prices no• minal. Rune hare been in dull demand at the redaction nuled in oar lad. Tbe present stork of Mau is 16,750 puncheons, and price of proofs 3s. per gallon. Stork last year same date wa520,227 pouclreons, and price of 'woofs 3s. M. per gallon. Itvatronns steady. PIMENTO is dull of sale. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. TOBACCO Is wilhnnt dtar.iiuu This Carolma Hit. has bruagbt 465. per cwt. daly fret, in small parcels. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. enTros continues steady in prices with a suudireate de mand fur expert and home trade. Thu sales of the week are, duty paid, viz. 100 Petuanibucen fair 23J.; 92 Mina 2 0911 19. 1 .; in ltand, 1.200 Bengal middling 6!41. fair to tend lid. a Sit. ttue 8 1 ,41.; 211 Madras good 1241.: total 1,412 hags. The imports are 21 United Slates, 63 &silica, 3,693 Bengal, 10 Oporto: total 3,787 bags. FOREIGN FRUIT has not been in brisk demand, and prices are rather 'UM r. BALTIC PRODUCE. Y. C. TA►.►.OW has been depressed to 71s. hat an im. proved di niand advanced it to 74.. aud that price has been realised in bales (dale day. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jim.A. We had a good &mend fo: Corecin on Saturday and Mond.). last, hut the market has since her doll for most descriptions with the exception of Stir:llß, shirk continue to attract the 'mike of buyers more than oilier ports.— We have had Mime iuyniry for very good and line Ma. ranhama from spinner*. and 150 hags of this quality have brought 21d.; very goodßalaias have also sold at 22.1.; hot other descriptions generally remain without alleraiiusi. The sales I. y private contract are 7,000 bags, consist of 530 Bowed% 17.1 • 181.1. and a very few good 14.1. • elm. 300 Orleans 17.141. • 20;.1 ; 150 Tennessee' 1514 a ltid 50 See Island 2s. 1014. • 2s. 11d.•, 250 remain/. 21!.J. a 23id.; 780 Ba bies 104. it 2141. and prime 224.; 1.990 Maranhams 2011. • 210.14 ordinary to good fair, and 201,1. v a 2141. for good to flue; 2,710 Surat. 9141. a 13/.1.; 1,029 PPIIOII4 kJ. a 91.1. ; 40 Demerara. 1914.; 24 West India. 1711. a 18.1.; and 10 Bahamas 2141. per lb. The public sales of yesterday sitnnout. et! to 3,520 loves, of which 3,300 were sold. viz. 1,150 earth.. genes 15d. • 15 1 4 ; 710 Cuba.. laid. a 171 d. ; 330 Deme. tarns 20,1. a 21,101; 6 Barbidoea 18d.; 11 Trinidad, 15,1 a 17.1.; 838 Sprats 9141. • 11.1 ; and 220 Orleans Md. a 19d. per lb.; making the total vales of the week 10,300 bag.; of these about 3,0 0 9 bags, principally &teats, are completed to have been tam on speesdation.—The imports are 184 De merara, 247 New Orleans, 1,496 Charleston, 213 other paella of the United States, 531 Brazils, 362 Portugal. . The sugar Market opened this week with a good demand, nt an advance of Is. on brown, and L. Cd. to 2s.on better qualities : but the public sales yesterday went off heavily nt a di cline on low hemline of Is. from our lest quotations, while& middling to good goblin!, being mere in demand for the home trade, supported the advance; eery hot dry, Demerara, sold as low u 604. 6.1, and good brio 734. • 1 . 61. ; Sue remain without alteration. The quantity sold is 000 casks. 140 looms and barrels of inferior soft Hs rewash, brought at public sale 415. a 46a. for yellow, mad 02s. a 04s. 9J. fur whits. The demand fur Coffee has been in a great measure suspended, and the only sales insole are of small lets to the grocers at full mares. In Cocoa, Pimento, sod Ginger nothing has been dune. A bun t 000 bap of good white Bengal Rice have sold at 224.64., but fur other sorts we have little or no inquiry. Rums are without alteration. There has been a speculative demand for Logwood, of which 000 tuns of Campeacby have 1,. en taken at tli. and shunt SO tuns ' in small lots, at 0/.51.: 100 tons of fair Celia Fostick have been sold at the ship's side at 12/.105.; soil 20 tom of Nicaragua Wood, in small lots, at 20/. a 301. We have leas inquiry fur Ashes, which are Is. lower; good Hon. treat Puts have sold at 535. anti Montreal Pearls at Ohs. per cat. In Turpentine sod Tar we have had nothing doing. Tallow continues extremely doll. 400 bags of Saltpetre, of fair quality, brought at public sale 41s thl. per cwt. Hides continue extremely Rat, and a public sale attempted ye...fre shly ass withdrawn for want of buyers: 3,500 Horse Hides, of fair quality, brought 7s. RRITISII STAPLE ARTICLES. REFIXED SVGARS louse been in limited demand, and ■ deeliae has been submitted tst le some instances, s few par. eels of tarp lumps hare been bought at Ms. Loaves are without alteration. 0112.—Wbele Oil it dull of sok et a small redretion iu price. Seed Oil% lucre been its limited demand. A =ego dr Gape 4)11 is just attired, but us price has yet bee® named by it* ploprieturs. Torletripl, Tuesday, January Is, 1819, Four o'Clock. BARIBADOES SUCIAII.--A public sale of 903 casks con stituted the chief business of the day in Sugars, the sales of oilier B. P. out exceeded 2fio Mids. •t Phesily price•. The (~rmer was nut a handsome parcel, and the prices ob tained fully supported the market rates. The Colonial Produce Sherbet int other respects is In a very Inactive state, blot tisete is nu digro%itiuu so (We! sales of Garet, Diewoods, Panful°, sr Mein al lower rites, ll'v regret to bear, that the illegal system of pay ing workmen ire goods, or, as the law usiprearea it, " otherwise than in sooner," has nut heen entirely *oppressed hr the Art of last Session of uient.—(Glastrester Paper.) We are requested In inform our Header,' that Mersrs. COOPER 141101 Co. Sitrgeoirr, of Cliarluitr- House, Great Charlotte-street, Illackfriars-road, hart, is consequence of their extensive pincher, ■nd loc the accom modation of Nikon: at the %Vest End of the Town, established a .Medical Hoard in Woodstock-sheet, l►xford•street, a few doors from Boutbeireci, wlrereu Physician of 411 years caperi race, and • Surgeon of great rmiurur e, reside, and where all the Board aileron ly attend, the whole of burn are Ittenibers of the Royal C'olleges. That thousands Live bees restored to perfect health by their tini.ed Intents is univer sally acknowledged, many of whom hail been discharged front Hospitals, and otherwise i mproperly treated.—They are consulted at Woodstuek.lownor, 11'tiorbduck.sirer t, from Eight in the Moruing mild Eight at Is l,t ; and at slic Medical Board, Charlotte-Imila, Blackfrirrs-road, from Twelve till Eight in the Eveldog —Mechanics hare advice gratis every Eveiting from his till Eight, at both houses, and on Sunday Musings until '1 . 16 tire 111.1411ic.N.8. Messes. COOPER mid CO. beg to observe, they hare nu ermnexiuu with any New Concern; therefore all letters are to be direelsd to Charlortedionse. ailjorunig Blackfriars-road. —Lectures un Ruptures. and also on the •Ilecalment of a Certain Disease, will be delivered ar both lii.uses every Spring and Autumn. - T ,E A. (From die a Ma Prreheuer's taicte"; OF BLACK TEA. TIONEA is the lowest quality of the Black Tess, and is divided into three distinct titles or denomi nations, viz. ordinary, middling, and good lobes. In geuersil, Robed Tea, in respect of I appear ance, is composed of very beige and small hives, with a great quantity so small as to resemble dust. Its colour is of n dirty dark brown, rather tinged with a slight green. The large leaves appear as if two Or three were sista, together; it is also a li e ia: e it with a number of berries and stalks. The smell is fresh, but has a fainineee. Hod by Rome (simpered to the smell of dry limy. When put in water, it pro duces a colour of the deepest tincture, nearly to that of mahogany; a colour much disliked by all judges of tea. CONGOV.—The next quality of Black Tea to though infihitely better, is Congou. It lire a greater variety of qualities thin, tire Dollen; is compoard of a long slender leer, and of it consider ably blacker appearance. Its smell, in the i..ferioe quality, is very trifling. but in the beet sort, very fragrant. The superior sort of Coogan Tea is of a small greyish leaf. The different qualities, as' know.; by the tea trade, are us follow : small leaf, greyish leaf, pale greyish leaf, bluckirdi leaf, brnwn iah leaf, which latter is of the Bohr* flavour. The appearance of good Congou, when put into water, should produce a colour resemblisig pule amber; it is often mixed with Boller', when it pro duces a high colour, and the taste of the lohea ways predominates. Soucttoen.—The appearance of the face of this Tea is very much like the preceding: nearly black, but generally with a greyish cast ; the leaves are long or slender, but with a crispness that is tint to be met with in any other quality ; upon putt.ng a little its the mouth, it causes an agreeable rough nese; the smell is very sweet, notwithatendiee it canoes a sensation as of un agreeable acid ; its wafer. it produces a liquor of a lighter amber colour than that produced by the Congou. Souchoug and Cougou are, in many respects, so like cue, other, that often a good Congon is -old for Sour:hong, and a low Souchotig for good Congou. The deno miuxtiuus Soucliong are the greyish leaf, the small greyish leaf, and the blackish leaf. The Jet blackish leaf is not allowed to be good. PEKOE TRA id the superior quality of Black Tea, the value of which is well known to she tea-drillers, us re tonsil{ quantity unly; . Irving put into Liferier Tree, will give them en agreeable flavour. The appearance of this res to the sight is almost a jet black, having long and small leaves, but which have the appeurunce of beiug mossy or hairy, and the ends tipped with white, *lnch, whets tu a body, has the re*enibluisce as if some white taw-dust had uccelentally fallen amongst it; it has a most deli cate tool pleasant smell. yet rather faint, and not iiiilike cowslips; when in water, it produces a pale liquid, as Soncliong and COIIgOU. This Tea is not agreeable to many palates of itself, but to improve ether Teas is of inestimable valise. CREEN TEAS. The Ostutaeav GREEN TEA. its appearance 111 very coarse, and of a light whitish yellow ; it has very little freelioess in the smell, sod in order to he a judge of it, it is necessary to contrast it with the common green, which is of a larger leaf, and the colour darker, being of a dusky yellow, incliiiing to green, the smell rather of a chaffy nature, and, in every other respect, little different to tree Lodi nary green. 131.00 M TEA.—The face of this Tee is of a math !nigher ci,lnnr than the Common green. the leaves are the largeot tit' any kind of Tea, untwithstand • ing it is loose and remarkably light. It is is Tea very little used by tea dealers by itself, on ucconot i of Ito weeklies'. 'BYRON TEA is said to be so called from a Mr. Ilysson, a rich East India merchant, who first im ported it. Hyeriti Tea has a smaller, harder, and a more curled leaf than any of the preceding Green Teas; it is of a more blue colour, nearly resem bling the bloom du doe, very fragrant to the smell, mill remarkably heavy in the hand ; it also tastes .rrisii in the mouth when chewed, and looks green. %% Ito made into ti a it scarcely tinctures the water. To know if it be good, let a cup full of its liquid' stand all night ; then, if its colour, delicate smell, and bitterish taste confiner, it is good ; but if these or any of them be impaired, the 'tea is old, and Inds lost part of its virtne. GUNPOWOLR TEA is of a much mailer quality than Hymn, being mily about twice as large as e middling gruip of gunpowder, and Ilion its resein • blance it is so called. It is a specie+ of Ilyson, hut has not so much bloom, and is nearer a black ; it has a very line emell, and to much too strung to drink by itself; it is a great improver of a weak Hyson, or may be dineiiiished of its own strength by au equal quantity of Hybon with itself. TO DETECT COUNTERFEIT TEA. COUNTERFEIT TEA FROM SHRUBS.—Upon sad pkiens of having any Counterfeit Tea made from any shrub, either from Chinese or of English pro duce, make a pot of it : pour out a dish, into which put a grain and a h :If of blue vitriol or copperas ; if it is good genuine Green Tea, and set in a good light, it will appear of a fine light blue ; if it is ges isoine Black Teri, it will torn to u deep blue, next to black ; but if they are adulterated, there will ape pear in them colon,. of green, yellow, black, &c. CoUNTERFEIT BLACK TEA.—A small quantity of this 'lieu will give a deeper colour to the same proportion of water than if it vain good ; it produces reddish biotin. When the lemma have been washed awl mood a little, hey will kink greener thim good Built*. Dyed Black Tea is generally much larger, therefore it is best to buy the smell leaf lollis. Bud Neck Tee may also be diatiii guirhed by the milk, when put into it, as it will . use reddish. inetead of desk broom. A little cop peras put into (Isis liquor will turn it into a light blue, which otherwise ought to lie of a deep blue, inclining to blacit ; and, lastly. points of hattelictrii Make* the good Tea of a deep brownish yeiloW, after it has stood a a bile, like the new drawn tine tine of sadiron, but it hes not that effect on bad Tea. COUNTERFEIT GREEN TEA.—Put only • bit of gall into the liquor, mid it will turn pirsently to a deep blackish colour. winch it would nut, were , there tut vitriol pr copperas in it ; for galls do not tincture Tea naturally. If the liquor is of a ;i t s,. green, sod inclines to a blueish dye. it is bad ; aw l as in the preceding articles, spirits of hartshorn will make it of a slight purple colour. and came a small precipitation. instead of ■ deep greenish yellow, when it has stood a few nsiientes. TITS CHASE,. The East Loci fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at General Elwea's Park Gate; a n d Saturday at Stalk Hall The Hatfield ho le meet to.storlow, at °Sky Hai, Amirday, at Kennel. Lam Mahrrly, 1 , , , 41 'a t.a.hounda meet to-morrow, al Lutapafield ; Saturday, at tiod.roue, H. Jo F.stt.'s fort.latuuds meet this day, at I:edam's; Saturday, at Kruse". Lord. Soadn's Masada meet to-morrow, at auraelton ; Saturday, at Swittfurd. The Duke of Grafton's hounds meet t►is day, at Little Horwood. • The Oakley bounds meet to-morrow, at Howl.sery Gate; Sainrday, at Tyringbatn Ground►. The Quern heaved► meet thi► slay, at Seagrave ; to-roor. row, at Widruerpnol ; Saturday, at 11 irslou-ball, BOXING. A match which excised much interest, and which was to have taken place on Friday last, Wa. fought on Monday, on Chanel-green, ()atm, 16 miles from Woodstock, and 18 from Northampton, for Ito) guineas, between George try, a Ml 4 t 'borough man, and Geo. Day, a 'oilier, robin Warwickshire, of vast herculean powers, and a descend:nit of the noted boxers of that name, of the old ►chool in th e days of Broughton. Day was hacked by a M r . flelks, from the Potteries, sod Fry was backed a ►ub•cription assiong'St the IViltshireineo, and 0.-- co:Wed by Potter, a famous wrestler. Fry was tt comied by Geo. Wilkinson, a cocker. The battle, which !aged fifty minutes, embraced hut four round-, but they were of a hammerik: kind, Rtid when one struck a blow it tad seriolisl. HOMO 1. The men manoeuvred about, als Rainht old T•uorr, eleven m• tee, when Fry placed a hard hit his ailveraary's oirectory °rem), n loch produced etrcam. of claret, and kept it ris constant (ontentation after 11. it miner was drunk at the hit, but he shook his head, an. muzzled, and went to work, and three minutes of iretorritlima hitting followed, until the beads of each were au ib,rd tlia the spectator could not diiiinginah the fare of ua,• trom the other. They separated, and kept off each other, with hands dawn, until nature bad done the bellows-risking %gosh, wistai they went at it again, and FI y was knocked down by a hit on the left breast. 2. After some grad round rallying, mostly at bony hit. tine, another cessation of hostilities followed for tw o n o. outlet:, when they :net again with much desperalloll, !tire and fa:4 was tin; order of the spurt, for nt ither science, anti they acted no if they bed agreed, new yowr turn to hit. Fry caught his opponent under the can, and 'loom , him. 1. The miner turned sulky and kept off for some time, butt he at length ntivanced and with n limagiug right li2ndeti bit craeked one of Pry's lb ft side lower rib., and he, tit ie. turn, received a revere hit upon the broken nose. A muct obstinate rowed, which lasted ten minims, was fought, and Day dropped' from weakness without n bit. Huth nICII Wit in an indescribable state. ♦. Fry, although aith a rib removed, made first hit, and Ikea broke ground fur the first time. Day made a attempt, but be was hit in the aim!, wheal he fell and nis beat. With unscienced men this is said to be one of the most manly battled ever fought. DEATHS. On Saturday last. at the Rectory Honse, Hurrinowlen, Kent. Mrs. Catherine Marriott, widow of the hie Jane. Mari it'll, LL.D. many years Rector of that pariah. 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