The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

• boa, fliolleisco ANDINII) ZIA

A. a 400•111 wee Milord from Bath is •he tme. of
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lay of the death of Him Fruitage. i.e, the C„.l,_
Mho Mimics, of ilnistdiny 'venal, al the Yore Hee., "
IPS Wyche be hod he slaying Cr • few «ye. Viti.
divider was Amply, which had incase/NI Ilan hint ;Niter6
oo match that his legs, thighs, and body were aella
i as enormous misc. He had ibe satisfactims in his las
meats of baring bit family (fhom whom &ring many yet,.
Or bis lifit he }rd yes., sitermarily separated) with bin
Madame lad Alias Zea haviNr arrived is wed. tier,
from Poe% to joie MM. lie was between 50 mid hi
yeses of ate. He was • native of she Ismailia of AN.
Vulva, in New Geassela, opw part of the eterutflie of cu.
loshia. Great pelt of his life has beets 'pew its Swope.
limier the former G eat of• Spots, and prrv:oas to
the Bevelotioa Sveslang tint a South Anatries, he held it
different times a. viral offices under the Speofish Gwen-
meat. The Iteirolistosie in hie oar esalsehy drew hem te the
side of Bolivar, whom constant comp....Ma and assistaat in
Mee peat work of liberatiag his eouniry he was for NIMBI Intl,
ULM his misers to FOrOpr sn NW. As the lime ufhisiptitrisg
Citlombh he was Ifsee-tiresident of Sloe Republic, ..01 err
had the iatisfactiOn, before taking his departure, et Ir.
Sas ties In the Congress the project of the CIMINO tri
ha country, which was afterwards adopted in all its 4E104
particulars. 1111 Z-• wig • moo of isisaiderable latest, 'Hui
of atteatifse and literary attaiumesta of • very respectahlt
clam He possessed great all tirel.aeutemesa. mad courts.
boats ialo which for could •I tiasea infuse • degree of pre
mmaillo• that few coald escape. le his athlass to the
Onogreso al Columbia, shortly before ha Waring that
hooray for Eagiand, be has kri • memorial of
ellammmat of no ordivary cast. His manners were
those of • gentlesmo, whirl., turrther with dm mama
ehosideration der to him on all lecouuts, procured for him
the meaty and the attea iiii • of some of our UMW /Mu«
Baited nobility. His Government and his countryines as.
cad but have bees flattered with the disiingnished nook alit.
halloo paid to M. Zea at the public dinner given to him oa
aim Stb July last; at the City of Limierdua Tavern; al whit% lie
mast eassiseat noes of all parties posed in .hewing the cordial
mitisfartidn with which the estsiblishmatt of soother temple
of foredumi in • briouifal, rich, and an interemiwg part of the
Haivorse, a viewed in this land «f coosiitutional
U. Zm's ...blase to the company on that utcasien was
morbid by dilleasioa, modesty, and gaud .tote. There
were nu hitter railing against Simla— no assumption of ar.
regent expittatium from others. As to Spain, he said, his
country sae ready to forget and to furgive—mod as to other
saboass, thay ready claimed to be treated with that
common rights of civilised society. M. Zee's financial
operations have of late been much Ow subj.-et of diiices.ion.
Bat, without professing 110 Sneer more about the maitre
than appears hi lure the poblie, we (snout abut sir eyes to
the eircumstaoce slat be, at all terms. in a short space of
lisle raised the credit of his country to • very high point,
aad it has been ream bed that many years elapsed after the
establishateut of the Independence of the 'Bathed States be-
twee say Minister of that Government enfold rain, a LOAU at
weir the terms dam U. Zeta raised kis. OutH • mew Aliniater
shall arrive to represent Columbia, the urging bur claim
to reengaition on sloe part of thr British Goventaieut will
sweassarily have ati official advocate ; beet as tie right to this
reeognition rests us growl& which sired mitber grassiest to
demonstrate their propriety one solicitation to lettuce coat.
phase's. we trust it wale notwithstauding, receive that attn.
two which its grave and wriest character deemed' at the
hands of the Govermaseat of this country. We midentso4
M. Zees istammit will take place gt Bath.....(Seening
Paper.)

Contrary winds land stormy weather still deprite
the Corn Eschunge of the long expected soppiy of
grain. For the week ending the SISd November.
the average prices of the kingdom are 395. for
Wheat; gds. g• 1. Barley; 19.. 4d. Oats; lat. 7d.
Bye; 965. Std. Beaus ; mid tar. lid. for Pease.—
The buyers who a►e not out of Stuck, wait for better
supplied markets, and carry Thing Is consequently
extremely dull, without ally alteration in the value.
In the course of the last week we have heard
of many attempts at robbery. One of the molt
daring averred in the rieighboorhoud of Aylesbury.
at the stables of Lord Lilt, on the Icktneld road.
near Beggar Bush Hill, on Tuesday morning last.
The eerier had gone to the stables at an early Inoue
to look after his horse., and locked himself in. Soon
after he got to the stable+ some persona endeavoured
to break open the dour, Need the staple was giviag
way, when lie had the presence of mind to plaice a
dung-prong against the door. which, being thus
strengthened, resisted the endeavours to open it.
The carter repeatedly called out, but received nu
answer. The villains, finding their tffurts fruitless,
at length retired.