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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-31

PAID, MAT 27.
The following Circular was nublialied at Lay-
Inch at the same time with the Declaration inserted
in our Nunibet of yesterday :—(Mogriterr.)

" CIRCULAR DISPATCH.
LAYBACH, HAT 12, 1821.

" The Congress of the Allied Sovereigns aud of
their Cabinets, it Troppau. re,olved on in cone.
quence of the events which had overturned the le-
gitimate Government of Naples was destined to
'fix the point of view in which it was fit to Place
itielf with respect to•thise baneful events, to con-
cert together on one common course, and to tom-
him in one spirit of justice, preservation and mode-
ration, the proper measures to secure Italy from
a general overthrow, and the neighbouring States
froth the most' imminent dangers. Thanks to the
happy conformity of views and dispositions which
prevailed between the three august Sovereigns,
this first tank was very soon fulfilled. Principles
clearly expressed and reciprocally embraced with
all the Sincerity of en intimate conviction, con-
' ducted to witilogotis resohitions, and the bases es-
tablished since the first conferences have been iova•
riebly followed during the whole coarse of a Con-
gress, distinguished by the most remarkable results.
" Transferred to I..sybach, this Congress assum..
ed a more decided character, by the presence and
concurrence of the King of the Two Weibel, and
by the unanimous salient with which the Princes of
Italy acceded to the system adopted by the Allied
Cabinets. The Monarchs were convinced that the
Governments most immediately interested in the
destinies of the Peninsula would render justice to
the purity of their intentions; and that a Sovereign
placed in the most painful situation by acts with
which perfidy and violence had learned to associate
his name, could accede in full confidence to mea-
sures which must at once put an end to this slate
of moral captivity, and restore to hii faithful sub-
jects the repose and happiness of which criminal
factious had deprived them.
" The effect of these measures soon manifested
itself. The edifice raised by revolt, as fragile in
its construction as vicious in its principles, reposing
only on the cunning of some. and the momentary
blindness of others, condemned by the immense
majority of the nation, odious even to the army
formed to defend it, crumbled to piece, on the first
contact with the regular force which was destined
to overthrow it, and which has demonstrated its
nothingness. The legitimate authority is established.
The factious are dispersed. The Neapolitan people
are delivered from the 'peony of these auda-
cious impostors, who, in lulling them with the
dreams of a false liberty. caucused upon them the
most cruel vexations. imposed upon them emir-
moos sacrifices, for the sole benefit of ibeirsimbi.
London, England, 1821-07-04

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1821.

It will he recollected that we some shout time
since noticed the case of a cotninercial genilenisrs
of the name of PSEL, who bud been a !mg time
established in business at Leghorn, and isbo Wit
during the recent disturbances in Italy commanded
to leave Leghorn ut a few hours' notice. This cur-
consistence war noticed last night iu the House of
Commons by Mr. PSIL, who is a relative of the
gentlemsn alluded to, and who now inquired wise-
Alter his Majesty's M.nisters had ascertained from
the Tuscan Government the cause of Mr. PEEL'S,
expuleitm from Leghorn. To this the Alarqu.s of
LONDoNDRILRY replied, tltit no cause for such ea
proceeding had been as yet assigned by the Go-
'velment of Tuscany, but that upon the reoresen-
Wilms of Lord BURGIIERSII the order fur Al,.
Piet's expulsion had been rescinded. The Noble
Marquis further intimated his belief that the Tus-
can Government had been influenced by the mats-
volenee of some clerk who had been discharged front
Mr. PEEL'S office, and who sought the sonde Of
private accusation as a means of gratifying Ins vin-,
dictive feelings. He also admitted that Mr. Past '5.
character stood too high to be affected by any charge»
which could be preferred against him fsoin such 11.
quarter. What an admirable lemons this occurrence
offers to those who would uphold or pursue the
principle of arbitrary government ! here is a ;tea..
tleinan bearing a diameter esteemed to be above
reproach, yet upon a charge privately made against
him by a discharged clerk, or perhaps in conse-
quence 1:f an anonymous communication, he is
driven front the seat of his business, exposed to the
dangers and losses of a government persecu-
tion, and subjected to irretrievable ruin, so far
as that business is concerned, had he not the giant
fortuue to be related to a member of the British
Privy Council, and an expectant member it the
Cabinet. The power esercised in this paitictiCie
by the Government of Ttisciny differs in tie re-
spect from that which the British Cabinet possesses
with reference tool' foreigners, and olterever poser
exists without control it is exposed to the danger*
of being exercised with partiality, caprice, and in-
justice. Whitt Security can we have here that the
British Garernmeni, in dispensing the authority
granted to the Cabinet ity Parliament under the
Alien Act, may not abuse that authority iu the
same manner, and under the same influence as we
find the Tuscan Cabinet acting ? SoMe'discharged
Clerk or fraudulesit debtor may. by a false accusa-
tion. drive from his borne and busbies', and &pussy
the fortunes and the hopes of any fo►eigir Inert:isnot
in England, even though his churseter may rank as
highly as that of Mr. PEEL,'
au lair pereecutota
Boy find as much dtificutly ot,the rlwristipelp.


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London, England, 1821-07-04

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HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jan. Secretary.
Choapsido, London, Jely 2, 1821.

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ASERMON preached at an adisiation held
in the Cathedral at Raphoe, on Sunday, May 20,
1821. By HUGH M'NCILE, A.M.
or Trinity College, Dublin.
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This day is published, in 2 wok 12mo. price 12s.
THE SOLDIER'S CHILD; or, Virtue
Triumphant : • Novel.
By CAROLINE RICHARDSON,
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SYMPATHY in SEARCH of PEACE at
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A brilliant display of FIRE WORKS by Madame Heagler,
partienlarly a grand imposing Scene of
The ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS.
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between the Acts.
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u'Cliccit precisely.

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London, England, 1821-05-09

NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, 1820.
This day is published, price One Guinea, in boards,
THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER; or,
General Repository of History, Polities, Arts, Sciences,
Ibe Fine Arts, and Literature fur 1820.—This Volume con-
tains a View of the State of Periodical Literature (itielnding
the Principal Newspapers), of the Fine Aria, and of the
Drama, fur they ar 1b20: besides arariety of Miscellaneous
Articles is addition to the usual Historical, Political, •nd
Literary Contents. '1 he future volumes will be eaccutid ou
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re Gentlemen are earnestly requested to complete their
wets. A G I lodes from the Commencement of the %Volk
is in the Press
Puhlished by Thomas SP Liran, 26, Ilaymark. t.

Jo .I published,
AN ADDRESS to the IMPERIAL PAR-
LIAMENT upon the PRACTICAL MEANS of
GRADUALLY ABOLISHING the POOR LAWS, and
EDUCATING the POOR SYSTEMATICALLY; aloe.
grated by as Account of the Colonies of Fredericks- I, in
Holland, and of the Common Mouutaits in the South of
with General Oberrenti 0000 s.
By WM. HF:RBERY SAUNDERS, Esq.
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This Work will be found to contain many practical facts
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Printed for Vim. Same, Iltuokulbr, by appointment, to
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Also, LETTER from the KING to his PEOPLE.
Twenty-thud Edition. 24.
London, England, 1821-05-09

METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROAD BILL.
A T a Meeting held at the Crown and Minim
Taveru, in the Strand, on the bth day of May. 1821.
JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Esq. in the Chair,
PRFICNT,
Deputations from Nee following Trusts, viz.
New Cross, Kilburn, Surrey Mad Sussex, •
Surrey New-road, Mary-le-bone, Brentford,
Uxbridge, Old-street, Isleworeb,
Kensington, Highgate and Stanford-hill,
Harrow, Hampstead, City-road,
It was imuniatoutly resolved, after a es. cful perusal of
flee susersded Bill, That it is moat litehly 'Ned it/41We and
injurious Its the pdblie; that the allegation which slates
1` that it is fared impracticable under the present system
of sionsrosis loud 7'ruste independent of each other, to
keep the Roads in a stale nj repair required." is not
founded in fart, and that it is the duty of this Meeting to
persevere in their opposition to the Bill passing tutu a law,
by all She legal means in their power.
And this Meeting well, therefore, continue so oppose the
present Bill in its further progress ihrtudlt Parliament.
JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Chairman.

Just published, pike 2s.
THOUG !ITS and SUGGESTIONS on the
EDUCATION. of the PEASANTRY of IRELAND.
Printed for T. Cadull, Strand; cud W. Blacknoud, Eden-
burgh.
London, England, 1821-01-16

meeting was eharacterird by the smite tons 4.10-
best 'English marked the' count]

meetiogr of Bedford, Beth, Hants, Derby, and

vernal others; and resoled°, were voted Mai ea-
thasiasot, condeuming the 'induct of thieLudli
present NiiiillOnlemilliseginc hit Meoreneto
dis-
miss AO tolgsatii,w unwortki,4l( his
he rapport of the AstioN. Neer'lalis
h Sheriff to convene ftwrig•-
immossallsoassmess. His moneluet woo severely ten.
inti*l Wein 'evens! speakers, with whore sentiments
the gnat majority of the atteeting appeared heartily
Is concur.
The only opposiliepar Waned ,to Alta iitesolatisim
and Address proposed biltliLllMCMOlopiets, was
made by a Mr. Otos, who io,o„inindisualLopen
marower, bemusing the subjesree sit Nth 'OO4
stated the objections lie entediftimi
suss emstairred in them. A inste•uswapol
people, unused to public diacusi.on,
.Mr
way of expressing their feelings epos topMa
may lbeati*aced in the speeches of those who tads
dertaleetess7 address them. They applaud kw*
•thosetheY'approve, and endeavour to preventopha
utterance of those they dislike ; so of coins, itt
. juippessed at Morrell), and Mr. ORD& is advo-
,esber the proceedings of the Ministers, and con-
*inning um QuEnts, which he did without reserve
Anosiefseiliejkswaeindebted to the personal influence
•lirtnid tidy for the audience that he received.
Thallistiosers and their unfortunate advocate fared!
IMF eitillfiroe this indulgence. as they must ever
rabask..sba.mibirei is submitted to the ordoish-01l
candid and Open discussion, for Lord' Gastetlif.'
cetArd Mr. ORDII, and in a speech replete with
argumrut, delighting no hew by the force Audi
vigour of it, muter, and the potgr'mcy of its iss.
tire, then by the milldam elegance of its language,
onatoniired poor 111119.0enna and his patrons in
• power, until the friends of the sufferers must have
. lesuvided sincerely that Mr. Onoe's luckless motion
had ecwilseen pronounced. To Lord Gate's
• apmehisms4herefore MOM mend the perticular at-
' tentless at our readers. In it will be found an stile
refutation of the grass culuinnies that are drily
urged .grim the character of the country, and
which form the basis or the pretence of the Minis
steroid Addresses that till the militarise of the
' Casette.
Meeting* of this nature, attended by remit* so
alarming to the partisans of the Ministry, threaten-
ing so imminently the demolition of that system of
gross expenditure which has nearly paralysed the
industry of the country, express, we think, slap-
guage which cannot be misunderstood. Time
'Whigs have been taunted by their opponents with,
having submitted to a community with the Mai-
Ads; but what can present a more striking &salmi.
:levity in character and object than the meetings
anus in course of being held throughout the cows.:

Wilke •

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London, England, 1821-03-24

I have the hes4;er le be,
Lilies steal Geethomes
Yost obethetel Walls Servant,
JOHN LOCH.

AT • 00000 nerons and highly respectable M EET-
ING of PROPRIETORS (pi EAST INDIA STOCK,
bald at the City of Londois Tomo, ou Tuesday lb. 2011 i
Illarelt, lett. . .

itoeurr WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. in the Chair;
The Cottoning Resolut. wele paused nnaninsously :
Proposed by Juhn Forbes, Esq. sod seconded by Felix
ladltroke, Earl.
1. That the experience acquired by Captain John Lock,
cariot( a lung period of service in the Naval Establishment
of the Honourable Fast India Company, constitutes, in our
opinion, • substantial qualification for the beneficial dis-
charge of the ditties of a Director.
Propuled by Sir Tbeophitu■ Metcalfe, Bart. and seconded
by Richard Campbell Bezett, Esq.
2. That, independently of the I..commendation to the sup-
port of this Meeting, and the en Wraps of the Proprietary,
which Copious Loch two , from his intimate knowledge
of that branch artist Honourable Company's affairs io which
he has been professimially mimed, we are convinced hint
his general atilt:omen's, his independent and bouourahle
character, and entire freed from other pursuit., are cyan..
tint pledgee fur his able and zealous romotitni of the Ho-
nourable Company's interests.
Proposed by James Alexander, Esq. M.P. and seconded by

George She (Ides, E..q.
3. That, influenced by iho shove considerations. this Meet-
ing will, bosh collectively and hub, 'dually. strenuously exert
themselves to insure the Rectum of Cxylisio Loch to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Colonel John !Haden
tor. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Chairman.
.

Proposed by Willi im Remington, EN. and seconded by
Thomann Rniikey,
Thit the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given to Robert
Williams, Esq. M.P. for his able Net in the Cbair.
CAPTAIN I.OCIVS COMMITTEE will meet daily at
the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, Bishopogate-street,
where oninsunicatiun will be thankfully recciresl.
London, England, 1821-03-24

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
I.AUINs AND GINTLINEN,
.1 BEG trove to untie* a Copy or the Re•oln-
Hors which have this day bees unanimously passed by
e very numeralss and respectable assemblage of your body,
sod earliest', I. solicit the favour of your mem suit interest
at she approsehiag Election, which will take place at the
East Indio House on the I Ith April west.
.Should I, through your suffrages, be elevated to the dials-
gssiaitod situation of a Director of moor Araks, I beg to as-
sure you that the whole of my thine sad attention' shall be
devoted to thepronsotiou aping' iotertists.
London, England, 1821-03-24

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MARCH 20.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant entertained
the following distinguished personages at dinner at
the Castle, on Saturday :
The Earl and Countess of Iriefsloar, the Esti of Ennis-
killen, Lady F. Vendelesse, Lady S. Howard, Lady lane
Loftus, Lord and Lady P.nnumure. Viseunist sod Lady
Attrnt Mr., Lady Anne, and Miss G►egory, the Nos. Groa-
t:o Sir E. Stopforil, Colonel and Mrs. liroitoe, Colonel Lind-
say, Colonel Elpleinstone, the Archdeacon of Dublin, Mr.
James Sirens, Mr. P. Mitchell, Mr. coossioe, the lion. sad
!try,. Mr. Talbot, lion. Meier de Rues, and tha lion. Cap-
tain Stanhope.
11'e understand that it is the intention of several
persons of the highest distiticsion to establish
concerts iis this city, on the plait of the antis-tit
concerts in f.ondosi—and every rfort is now mak-
ing to commence them with all pos►ible speed.
The great desire to encourage thi• national un-
dertaking, we are informed, has already nearly
filled the subscription list with the first dimes in
the country.

LAW lATELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, THURSDAY', Kuban 24.

DOWD V. WOOD.

The Arronwirr-Cleta East. concluded Ms rept, fnr the
Plaintiff, and contend, d that he had mode oat a sndigieir
case to jassify the Cowl to appoint a reeriver aid Monager
of the mines, ill prone' she interests of %le Roan.
The Lieu CHANIcIFILLOR said, that 1,. foals' soot take de
poomemioo of the property Coat the mortgagee, IWr. Wuti4l,
*Mess it could he dearly shrews, that be AA hems over-
prod. lif it were measly a smeirtion of partisanship, and
co relations of debtor and craditor • ti.ted, the smote of
proemling on the part of the Cowart would lie mostly de.
teratineshr The tights of parsor,* were will (rebind: aw
partner rottld orlotte her frogs the stpaiitsgrenent of the
joint property of the Ikon. The prment lace, lumewsi,
etoold tun he eutintrered as wee in wheat the ordiurry
roles of partnership( ought to regulate the coortuct
of the parties. If an• ass tmforsonsite reason. of Ibis eft.,
that boll. parties eontoosiell far ,*,.re than w,,51,1 be &sally
e(weeded to them. The Cuomo moral nor animist, a oirevis,(r
sir siontseger; bus the partiest, after Acting U?oss Ihr sogisa-
lion% .11W ulf.re,l to Mena by the Court, might make o hat
applatation they 'dratted, as it war impossible that the draw
could go-ea as wailers 5t.:..4 at 'serest.
The (sort rose at *us oclock.
London, England, 1821-10-30

LINCOLN SESSIONS.

At the Sessions for this City on Saturday the 201 h inst.
the following Prisoners were tried and Amend gawky:-
- Devil", late a tanner, of This e ty, for as assault
on Mr. Barthorp, late a wool-merchant, also of this city;
the offence was committed on the 2d June laQ, the Defen-
dant being in a owe of ittioxie.ition, in which state hider./
he made his appearance in Coast on the day of trial, and the
Just.er■ were under Ibr loiiaaity of committing bias to the
custody of the gaoler fir his repeated interruption of the
proceedings. He was sentenced to six mouths' imprison-
ment mad a hoe of St.
Joe. Knott, a buy r.f about twelve yeas. of ase, was con-
victed of stealing a wairli $. eat of ••htwat in Bray.
ford ; six months imprison neat and privately whipped
- Trout, for obtsi me eh•ra• of %le Go.vase
Mim-
meck, cheesetrionger, under loe.tree of being sent lay an-
other perilous, a (mourn.' of Mr M Womack, sentenced to six
months maprisonnuni.
has. A►cher, for .teyling a Waterloo medal, a pair of
half-boots, Ike., from Josiah Sailth, a soldier is the 311 le-
glisten', six mouths imulisotoment.
No true bills were found by the Grand Joey against --
Loses, Jenhinson, and Scumsel Toplor (continualy
known by the user of Sarnpsog), fur alleged riot and assault
on midi/ideals oil the aught of his Majesty's curouation.
London, England, 1821-10-30

TANDEM MATCII FOR 900 GUINEAS.

This match, which was made • month slate, and which
excited much sporting speculation, took place yesterday,
over a circle er eight miles, on the Cambridge road, and to
tura both horses when they broke from • trot. The match
was to do twenty-four miles in two hours, sod to carry
twenty stone in the vehicle. The leader brolly from the trot
in she fir►t mile, sad dad his eight mile, in forty-rote minnte..
The homey kept steady at their work, aid did the second
eight miles within minute., not more than rie
task, and time was hacked at Bto 4. The other eight mite.
were performed with tfinotoe coachmariship in tarty-o.^.
minutes and forty second., winning by nearly bale a USIIIII{V.
The wheel horse was muds fatigued.
London, England, 1821-10-30

bt. PAUL'S cArmanhAt.

the iolerior of our metropolitan church has jest received
another addition to its magoificent sculptures, shirt' at on,•e
display the gratitude sod tale, tof the nation. We allude to
the beautiful monument to the memory of Major-General
Poneonby, who so nobly fell at the battle of Waterloo. The
design for the monumeut was made by the late blr.Theril,R.A.
who died, we believe, before he had prorreded farther thoi
the small sketch which obtained the order. He left it to
friend, Mr. Bally, R.A. to model and execute in marble, .1...
with • generbsity that does as notch honour to his private
character (as Ibis, sod Misers of his el•esiral works, do to his
professional abilities), gave up noire tbsn a thousand poulidr.
of the sum allowed by Government for this mOrelment, fur the
benefit of Mr. Therd'i children, one of whoai t,, we uuder•
stand, • promising pupil of Mr. Bally.
London, England, 1821-09-15

BIRTH.

Thursday, in Cumberland•el
Thomas Claylun Glyn, of a son.

the Lady of the Rey

MARRIAGES.
Oa Thursday, the 13th instant, at St. George's, Hammer-
implore, by the Rev. W. W. Wilcock*, A.M. William Mosey,
Esq. of Ilimover.strect, Hammer-square, to Jane, only
daughter of Thomas Lane, Esq. of Liaeoln's Inn.
Oa the Bth instant, at Faagishiny Church. in the roomy
of Limrford, by the Rev. Robert Fetherstoe Jesup, Captain
Hors, R.N., i.e of the laic William More, Eixt , of Harpers-
loam, in the meaty of Wexford, and cousin to the Earl of
Cimino's, to Jame Carollue Solly, yourgest daughter of Mn.
Jessup, aud of the late Richard Sully, Esq. of Turk-place,
roamer-square. Loudon, and grand-daughter of Sir Fred,-
rick Flood, Bart. After the ccreamuy the happy couple,
accompanied by a large party of their mutual relative*, re-
tossed to breakfast at Di orris'', the seat of Joke Howard
Jessop, Esq., frotn.wheace they will proceed in a fur days to
Coursown.

At Edinburgh, a the 416 instant, Henry Meredith Warier,
Esq. of Sibberscripl, in the could, of Salop, to Elizabeth,
only doughtier of the late ertebnited Mono Park.
At Balliatetaple Porch, County Tipperary, William 1.
Shrill, Esq of the Medical Staff of the Army, to Charlotte,
youngest daughter of the late John Carey, Esq. of Straw
Hall, county Cork, and widow of the late John Southall(
Monsergb, Ea' q. of the Grenone, Comely Tipperary.
Is Belfast, Lieutenant Colonel T. Gamer, of the East
India Comspauy's Service, to Maria, eldest daughter of the
late Major Edwina, Burke, of Greenfield, county Galway.

DEATH.
At Bath, Mrs. Miles, whet of Lawler Miles, Req. awl
daughter of the late Richard Power, of Clashwere, meaty
Waterford, Eq.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning 9 after 4. I Evening 28 after 4.
London, England, 1821-09-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POIITsIIIOIIIII, 5110TZNIIIII It.
Arrived the Hanthletonian, Gilbertson, from the Downs
fur Africa; Roscoe, CUOSOIIIII9. from She Havanna\ ; atd
the Gannet from Cuahavee.
PLTMOUTIII, 11F/TZIIIB,II It.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Lee and Canada-on from Ire.
land. The royal squadron was left to the westward. Also
arrived the Aid, Teesdale, Pens St. Peleabstreh for London;
Peter Ellis, Pearson, from Havre for New Orleans ; Mary,
*dwell, from P.•rtsnsorth for New South Wales; Tritoa,
Headline, from Hull for Miramirki ; Juhr, Allan, frees
Southampton for St. John's, New Brunswick ; and Jupiter,
Amery, from Buenos Ayres for Gil y.
Arrived off this port the Young Norval, Adamson, from
London fur Quebec.

vatviorrit. ssemerea It,
Arrived the Princess Elia.thrth 'ticket with moilv Goat
Nrw York—sailed Stl August, and from Halifax 19411 ditto.

YARIMOUTII, Pennines 13.
The Fty open boat of Harwich, was brought in bete yrv-
terday by the Keatingland preventive boat, %kb 179 tub* of
',pints had dry good'.

Downs, simmers 13.
The Docklard lighter Mai, which was ou shore, has
been gut off and brought is here, after lauding all her stores.
She is much straiued and full of water.

sear., ata•rsrertt 13.
Put hark the Stentor for Baltimore; Triton fur Mira.
mirhi ; sod Hero fur Demerara—the latter •ith her rails
'lammed.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Mary Ann and i.e.
bells, Stephenson, from Rio Janeiro, iu 54 days; Somerset_
shire, Haley, from Jamaica; Peter Proctor, BRIWO, frogs
Dominica; Union, Jeffery, from Sier►a Leone ; Aurora,
Sherwood, from Grenada ; and Fortitude, Butcher, from Bar.
helloes—the Inner bushel as anchor and cable and put back.
Came down from the River nod sailed with several more
outward-bound the Albion, Gentil, fur Malta; Nelson, Bar.
nev, for the South Seas; Resolute, Roberts, fur Dublin;
Hope, Came, fur Liabool ; Amphitrite, Murdock, for Oporto;
A lfred, Triste ; and Yearn'', Kinimaa, to. Demerara; Nau-
tilus, Wailer ; and John, Mercer, fur the Cape of Goad Hope.

actu.v, 'creme= 11.
Arrived ow the 7th iwslant the Expeditiou, Putter, from
Newcastle for Oporto, with loss of arms-boat, stsucheoov,
bulwarks, &c. mad is very leaky: she is repairieg.

num., narraimaft It.
Extract of a leiter from Captain Brew., of the Eagle, to
Mr. R. Gibson, dated hth instant, off Kintlaird's Head, in
company with the Duneonsbe :—Eagk, 14 fish, 150 leas;
Fame, 135 Inns; Unity, 130 ditto; Duneoadie, 135 ditto;
Dundee, of Lundou, 140 ditto.

-

The Bledsoe East Indianian was spoken with off the
Cape ; letters by her have been brought boom by the Achilles,
arrived at Bristol.
London, England, 1821-09-15

VIZ
Nike: 4A,.
„telk.6 1,0-44 et
?HR KING'S ARRIVAL AT MILFORD.

" MILFORD, sarramsait 11.
go I dropped yau a hasty line on &sudsy last, to
inform you ~r the arrival of the ro)al squadron at
Milford Haven, with the King and suite on board.
The fiord George yacht, on hoard which was his
Majesty, anchored about half-part 1/ o'clock, with
the 'Royal Soeereigx (royal yacht), Active, and
Liffey frigates, Hied and Wulf sloops of war, and
'resent! Admiralty and Iteverstie centers, and private
tschta, off Milford. On Sunday evening there was
n pretty general illumination, which was repeated
on Monday night, with the addition of the dis-
charge of some pieces of cannon, exhibition of flags,
display of fire-works, Ike.
" Milford n•as in a short time after the arrival of
the royal fleet crowded with spectators fron► dif-
ferent parts of the country and the neighbouring
towns; that part of the harbour was literally covered
with yachts, pleasure-boats, &c. which were crowded
by the many persons who were anxious to see their
beloved Sovereign, but they were unfortunately dis-
appointed from the reason, stated in the follow-
ing extract of a note •ddtessed by Commodore the
lon. Sir Charles Paget to li. Leach, E•q. Collec-
tor of his Nlajeety's Customs at Milford, dated
yesterday, 5 p.m.—' Sir Charles Paget cannot con-
clude this note without sincerely lamenting that
the temporary indisposition of his Majesty from
sea-sickness should have prevented the King from
appearing on deck, and personally acknowledging.
to his loyal subjects his satisfaction at their warm
congratulations on Ins •rival at Milford Doyen.'
r• Last night the wind shifted from the south-
ward to the northward of west; at shout half-past
four this morning the sigma war made, and the
ships got under weigh at tive,and worked down the
harbour with a line breeze at N.N.W. ; at half-past
seven the Royal George was clear of the harbour,
and at eight the whole of the squadron was out of
it, with • fresh breeze tot W.N.W. which will en-
able them to steer their course to the Laud's End ;
the morning is very fine, and a prospect of a plea-
sant pas-age most favourable; the spectacle was
magnificent.
" The only accident which has happened was et
the village of Dale, where the inhabitants were tes-
tifying their loyalty by the discharge of a piece of
ca►moo; unfortunately it burst and killed a poor
pilot, of the name of William Flail, on the spot ;
he has left • family to lament liis low."—(Bristol
Gazette.)
_
London, England, 1821-09-15

BO M BASTES Ft Kills°.

Artaxominons, Mr. J. Russell; hubris, Mr. Payne; Ge-
ne►al Bonsbastes, Mr. Tnyleurc. Dut•lßna, Mrs. Jones.
A baludonase Saloon has beets added, sad it is respectfully
hoped that in every particular the New Tlwatre will be
found worthy the approbation and patrusaage of a British
Public.

Doors In be opened al Ilia past Six o'Clurk—lbe Play to
b►gin al Seven.
Plates fur ilss Boxes to be lake. of Mr. Massingham, at
the Theatre.

N.B.—Private Boxes may be had oightly, by application
at the Box-office.

ths Mooday, Wait-, rteservctl—with Match-making—sod
Love Laughs at Locksmiths.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

"sm. ND.

THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Sept. 15,
will be perfinmeil Eseteriaimewl of
London, England, 1821-09-15

Ina 714nrssr IN IRELAND.

AAAAA °so. servals= I.
In this meighhomrhood the weather has cleared up a good
deal, nod the harvest, although 51111 am object of sulicutalle,
has almost reseed in create alarm —(Sirrur.)
The supply of new Wheat at market yesterday was very
large for the begiumiug of the seaww. lo the early pert of
the day, mer last quimations were obtained, but subsermeatly
the demand slackened considerably, mad the price became
quite meseteled ; iu the •ferrnoon, few purchasers would ex-
ceed 30s. for the best, and middling samples were !knight at
275. to 201. Most of what I. olferiag is very soft, and much
of II more or less injured by the "Ilia, which, of course sells
at very inferior prices; but, as farmers are naturally 'axioms
to get of their worst gram as may se possible. the quality
of whet is now coming in, cahoot be comedereill as a fair
'perineum of the general coudition of the crop, which. we have
resume to believe, will 'emu out much better than the fears of
matey had led IWO' to appreiWint—(Chronicie.)

KILKENNY. asrrcllont 8.
The weather continue, remarkably changeable. Stew
our last it has generally bees favuurab'e to the labours of
the husbandman; but, we reset to say, we Mad soother
heavy fall of rain yesterday foreatitos —(Leinsler Journal.)

CAMILOW, sv.rritmult 10.

The rain continues lo cast s gloms" uv.r the country, r,-
speettaz the harvest. The what has bails destroyed iv
neatly place., the uais sad barley have rat sabred to mach;
sod we still hope ilea. fair weather m..y are.ve is luau to
cheer our prospect', seas HI (10 away with all (ran of scar.
city .—(Carlow Morning i'oef.)
London, England, 1821-09-15

LONDON.
SATURDAY, Szprvisza 15, 18E1.

The lima, we confidently presume, is arrived at
Plymouth. His Majesty's ►hips Lee and Cantlean,
from Ireland, reached that port on Wednesdey.—
They had left the royal squadron to the westward.
The Captain elf a schooner, arrived in Dublin from
Milford Haven, which she left on Saturday last,
states that one of the royul squadron, a brig, had
suffered much in the late gale, but that the Royal
Geo►ge had not sustained the slightest injury.
We find by various @moots received from the
Levant, that the French naval force in the eastern
seas is very coosiderable, and we have had occasion
more than once to notice' ,she assistance which
Europeans of various dries have derived in
London, England, 1821-01-29

THE CHASE,.

His Majesty's stag bounds meet Ibis Joy at Shanall ;
and or Friday at leer Heath.
Tbe Ilsiab'caws bounds will meet on ‘Vednesitay at
Borden Humor ; and Friday. at Ikurven's Castle Duars—toit
o'clock esr► day.

The Hamprh:re hounds will meet Su-morrow, at rhimp.
•fe Comer j Thursday, at Bradley; and Salurdsy, at Cau-
darer Chureb—ten o'clock catch day.

FOUNDLING HOSPITAL AND EST4TR.

Nomerous complaints have for some time past been
made by the 'expectable families and inhabitants residing
upon the roundhug Estate, and its vicinity, of the very
inadequate manner hi which it is lighted and watched. The
neighbotsrhood,ond especially Guildford-street and Gui
place, Wilt the ■.ljuuting squares, formerly conspicsions
and desirable residences, from the peaceable and quiet ap.
pearence of the streets, have. during the last two years, from
the above causes, been turreted with tagrania, pickpocket.,
and prostitutes, to the great disturbance, ist rises nuisance,
and inconvenience of the numerous pl.lllOllll, whom businesa
or amosem•tst lead to that quarter of the UMW. Numbers
also are deterred from atiessilauce upon the Chapel of as
evening dosing the autumnal and winter months, to the
great prejudice of the charity ; and unless a better system
be shortly adopted in Ilse above reaper's, the estate that
contributes so greatly ill its support will be ma.
h-.i.11y detesioralid in value. It is surprising that
the Governors of the Hospital, also give au much
of their time and attention to the protection of its in-
termit, should out hare 'loured the present &irk mid
unprotected stale of the streets adjoiring the Hospit
rind the necessity of an increased number of patrol, to pre-
vent the robberies and depredations that bare of late been
an frequently committed under its very walls. Nisch au ad-
ilitioo to the local police, is becoming daily snore urgent and
desor.ble, from the miatittiole of persuos is the lowir
classes of life, who have taken up their abode its the small
houses that
the Fouudling Hospital.
London, England, 1821-01-29

to his younger brother was evident lit the lively joy with
which he recognised him as his Sovereign. He employed
his la ge remoom chiefly its ads of betsitScemit•tis yid
noblestpper. ; ThDuke', e edefirable isliasory supplied i
the lestsiom yid the mutt of reading;,. All Matisse
wire press., ly his solid. It: was his redresser to oblige
every one, slid his drawing room was open to all well-
Informed persons. He was universally beloved. On the
Aril report of We death, moshen west to the palace to
satisfy themselves of its truth, sad the people were
deeply grieved et it. According to his will, which hes at.
ready been *petted, his nephew, the young reigning Dyke
I Charles, ioherits a certain share of the property, and his
younger nephew William the rest. His household and ser-
i vents retain their salaries for lire. A very large legacy is
I left for the estelitishinents of the poor.
In several German Papers is the following article, dated
from Fraukfurt

" It is said that a northern diplomatic character, in a
eonfidential note, which is, however, made for communica-
tiou, loss observed, that the result of the conferenres at
Truppsu seem to hare been misunderstood in some places,
people thinking it was Intended to abolish at Naples the
faints of • representative constitution, nay, even in • cer-
tain case, as • guarantee for the future, to unite some parts
r.f the kingdom of she Two Sicilies with a neighbouring
stale. Such intentions, he observes, are contrary to
the well-known sentiments of his Sovereign, who boa
himself given to • kingdom, subject to his domi-
nions, those forms which are suitable to the wants of
the age ; they are equally contrary to the European system,
in which the partition of Nspks would leave a vacauum
which could not be made up by any com pensai ion elsewhere.:'
Pn this note • must poiiiive contradiction is given to the re-
port that a northern Power desires to obtain possession of an
Wood in the Meditersant ass. Far from lessening the rights
t be Coco(' Naples, be is ow the 'worm y to be placed in
a situation freely to accord to his people all the institutions
compatible with the repose of Europe. Only a constitu-
tion imposed by • rebellious soldiery cannot, iis •ray case,
be considertd as beneficial. When the freedom of ibe King
is liryonildonbt, it will lien be evident that he has hitherto
only wisest way I o violence. To dest►oy this violence is the
sole object Lf the steps taken to put an end to disorders
which hive already snbsisted too long.—(4llgrartine Zei.
bang, January 16.)
Exchange on London, Jemmy 19:-37.5.-37 S. Fur the
first time she exchange on St. Petersburgh is noted in our
Prices Current. Pt was on the 16th 9 I 10th, sod un the
191 k 91 Schilling' Ilamburgh per R. A.—(flatattairgk Pee-
pers, January 19 )

Kzsa Gems' IT.'s Aciseusw—Holiday at the B.nh,

Esetagass, Stet Isdie ..4 Smith Sea Houses.

E BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1821-01-29

ifORRIPLN Dlimwriller.

On Saturday morning Net the neighbourhood of the
Hursosch was disown into the emelest consternation by the
discovery of teveral home bodies, sbacktugly mingled,
Tying in an exposttl state, smiler some palmettoes, ism the
Dues roond, shout two hundred yards from the plate where
it run, out of II sigh-street, its the Borough. These were she
curres of three some.' cud part of that of a elold, ap-
lonrittir ab seven ur eight years old, with a number of
!sands, feet, &c. all in a high slate of potrefactiou The
surmise iv, that they moat have been stolen from Whine
church-yard, aud left these by the moss rection men. probably
a!asnos.l by some apprehension of &I.t-lion. They were
removed to the bone house of Newington Church, where
they now he for the purpose of being Suspected by the
Cormses's July.
London, England, 1821-01-29

NMTHING!!!
BISH hat the pleasure of antiottociorr to the
O • Public a sett and advantageous Mode of Adm..
fuse, which sttarhes exclusively in thaw who purchase be-
fore VALENTIN Ws DAY, lath NEXT MONTH (FE-
BRUARY), giving them the Charier a all the Capitals mid
other Price' In he drawn on that day for a mere trifle; our
eke poodire certainty of the Public paining Three Prize: of
2,0001. Commie for NOTHING I !!
The following is a brief outline of this nov►l and profit-
able arrangement :—Every Ticket or Shire bought before
Valiretiees Day will he Willed toast Purrhase Muses back
.Isis, if it should prove a Bleck, or smell Prier, ur be us.
drawn, with the fulluvravg trilling deductions. provided ii lee
returned in the Oiiice where it was purchased ou ur before
Friday, !3d February.
London, England, 1821-01-29

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The 'venire price of Brown ur SloscuvaJo Sam, cum-
►uted from She ltri urns made in the wick mbar the 114
day of January, 1521, is 365. Sid. per hundred weight, es.
elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on
the importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-01-29

THE DUKE OF SUSSkX.

The anni►ersary of the birth-day of his Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex w.is celebrated at the
Freemasons Tavern on Saturday. His Grace the
Duke of Lejustrr was in the Chair. About 200
Noblemen and Gentlemen sat down to an excellent
dinner. to the list of toasts which succeeded it
were, first, " The King," next." The Queen," *lnch
was drank with enthusiasm. Ilia Royal Highness the
Duke of Sussex retired at an early hour to join the
Whig Club.
Several appropriate speeches were delivered, in-
cluding one by the Earl' of Donoughtnore, and
the evening was spent lit she utmost festivity. The
houses of his Royal Highness's tradesmen were all
illuminated in honour of the day.
London, England, 1821-12-05

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. DECEMBER 1.
The violence of the storm in the vicinity of town
last night was so dreadful, that several large trees
and chimnies have been prostrated, and the road
through the Phceaix Park is impassable, from trees
that have been blown down and lie across it. A
number of pioneers were employed the greeter
part of the day in removing the obstacles. A boy
was killed on the North Strand by the falling of
a house, 'skid) was blown down. There is a large
gap in the wall on the west side of Harcourt-street,
occasioned by the storm, and great part of weskit re-
' mains seems in a very precarious state.
‘l'e have great pleasure in contradicting the
statement rektive to the attack on Mr. Aylmer's
house, near Kilcoek, uo such event having taken
place.
It was asserted positively yesterday that a brave
and respected officer of the itid regiment had been
assassioatril at Itathkeale. We are happy to say
that the rumour was not well founded.
Besides the intention to embody the yeomanry,
the Government have taken many other precau-
tionary measures—amongst which la, a regulation for
closing the gates of Dublin Castle every tvenisig
tat four o'clock.

The sitting of the Privy Council, which was to
have ►aken place at the Castle yesterday, has been
postponed to next Thursday.
A letter from a military friend in the county of
Limerick informs us, that no piquet service in the
Pyrenees, or throughout the Peninsular war,
equalled the harassing duty which he and his
companions experience in that county. The tnatrav,e-
mein of the insu►gents exceeds all belief. A lew
nights ago a very strong military force scoured the
disturbed district, in a circuit of eighteen miles in
search of arms, and their trophies were—all old
rusty sword, and a hog duck gun ! " Jack Kock."
who is at once the leader and secretary. writes his
theeatenings and his warnings from so many places
far distant from each other, that he misleads and
harasses the military beyond tuesanre by his ap-
parent übiquity.—( Lein:tee Journal.)
London, England, 1821-03-23

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS SOPHIA OF

GLOUCESTER.

ita elegant dr►sa of grranium &vitt, superbly ornamented
wills Brussels lace and tulle, terminated at bottom with a
ruche of satin ; geranium satin train, beautifully trimmed
with 'Brussels lace and tulle. Her Royal flightless wore a
profusiou of jewels and feathers.
DUCHESS OF MORTROSF.

A rich embossed net dream, with train of rich panne satin.
DUCHESS OF DORSET.

A superb gold lama dress and *bite satin petticoat, a train
beautiful poorest. velvet, embroidered with gold, ornarnenied
and with a beautiful border in gold. Head-dress, a profusion
of diamonds.
London, England, 1821-03-23

DUCHESS OF RICHMOND.

A richly embroidered black net dress i■ jet, io designs
peculiarly elegant, over black satin; marlins of rich black
satin, profusely trimmed with jet. Head-dress, a rich coif-
fee iu black jet.
DUCHESS OF FRI AS.
A beautiful gold lasa dress sad satin petticoat, with a
lama train, enriched with a superb gold bards► iu elegant
gold 1111113 chirusse. Head-dress, a profusion of diamonds.
London, England, 1821-03-23

PRossritt.ilimpi.

Os Wednesday evening • meeting •f several 'parent
Gentlemen teak place at the CANltrlw, looefelds when
young Nobleman or Gentleness frosts Dittoed University pti.!
101. to Culotte! Burton, as a forfeit of a celebrated peel, .
trims, whose game was not made public, who hail ruder_
taken, fur a wager of 300 guineas, or 10/. forfeit, to walk
from Liverpool to London against Daniel Crisp. After the
forfeit was paid, Colonel Barton, with Crisp's consent, offered
to bock Crisp against any pedestrian in the United Kingdom
for • similar sum, to walk from our hundred to two thousand
miles, as should be agreed upon. The match will be made
Next meetiog.
London, England, 1821-03-23

!MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY.

Ri.be of *hue crape worked in pvlJ, with fringe, &e. apri-
cot velvet train, trimmed with gold wed black velvet.

MARCHIONESS OF HERTFORD.

A matt beautiful gull lama driras, richly embroidered in
most eligant designs, with a rich garniture en tulle and
lama at the bottom, body and streets profusely trimmed with
gold bl 1 lace over white satin; inantua of rich white
satin, • mbroidered in gold lama. Head-dress, ostrich plume
and diainunds.
London, England, 1821-03-23

COUNTESS OF WARWICK.

A black cape these richly trimmed. over black gros de
Naplev; mmutsea of black c.spe over grus de Naples to cur.
respoud. Headdress, black jet ornaments.

VISCOUNTESS CRANBORNE.
A rich silver lama dress, with white satin train, richly
trimmed with silver.

THE HON. LADY COCKERELL.
A superb silver lama dress, rub hails of piak satin, richly
trimmed wilb silver friuge. Headdress, usiricb feathers and

diamoado. _

DOWAGER LADY BROWNLOW.
Elegant dress of tulle, iicbly ornamented with white velvet
an applique ever white min, and surruuntled by a Parisian
gariiiiiire of satin and tulle tastefully arranted, the bodice
and sleeves profusely trimmed with beautiful point lace and
satin en suite ; train of Saxon blue grog de Naples, bordered
to correspond. Head-dress, gold tissue turban, ostrich fea-
thers and diamonds.
LADY TARLETON.
A white net dress, richly embroidered and trimmed with
London, England, 1821-03-23

SPORTING MATCH'.

A match of spacrow shooting, from a trap, at twenty-
Gee yards distance, took place yesterday, fur twenty guineas
aside, between the following Gentlemen (at twelve sparrows
each) of t►e Kentunian Club, at Mr. Harry England's,
Green Man, Kent-road, when the killing took place as
follows :-- rifled. Missed.
Mr. Price M0rri5........... 10
Mr. Thomas Lea 8
Mr.ease
Mr. Courill 6
Mr. Faulkner. 5
Mr. Field 4
Mr. C. Fisher. 3
Mr. &wised 2
Messrs. Morris, Lea, Case, and Cuttrill, were declared the
winners.

THE MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT OF SHOOTING
HMI RADFORD.

This young Indy, we are sorry to learn, lies still in a hope-
less state. The melancholy circumstance has thrown the
friends of both parties into the greatest distress imaginable,
particularly sa the surgeons hold nut no hopo of recovery.
On Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock, after being is the
custody of an officer all Jay, Messrs. Charles and John Hawes.
the two young gentlemen charged with being the unforianste
instruments iu-kring the pistol, were again broughtbefore the
sitting Magistrate at Hatton-garden, and as the young lady
is Sul dead, they were permitted to give bail to answer the
abargeOheesiehrea hit:SOL each, sad four sweeties In 1001.
each. It cannot be ascertained which of the gentlemen
tired the fatal shot, as sack fired several times at a bat
which waselevated on the•tep of a gate post, and they were
unconscious of the accident for a considerable time after it
had happened.
London, England, 1821-03-23

LADIES' DRESSES.

PRINCE= AUGUSTA,
Over a petticoat of rich white antis, wore a magnificent
dress of silver lama, richly strewed with a splendid hcwder
of pines of brilliant mat and silver, terminated with graceful
folds of superb lama, traced its elegant scollops, and sup-
ported by roses of silver, exquisitely blended with finely-
wrought epine•vinette, finished with massy silver lace; the
whole tastefully surmounted with semicircles of refulgent
flowers, happily relieved, posertraying elegance and taste;
the corsage and mantua of splendid tivstie, bordered deeply
with lama and loops of silver, the former embellished with
a profusion of fine blond and brilliants ; l'ensemble de
ceete habit etsit des plus destiogue. Head-dress, toque of
lam., with a superb plume of ostrich feathers, ■ad brilliants
of unrivalled splendour.