The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-12 00:00:00

of the ntdtmary courier, is to he received with
great suspicion. This was the caution sliich
the ,Ilimiteur gave to its readers at the emu-
tarneement of the Spanish Revolution, to guard
against the supposed fabrication* that occasionally
appeared in the rhea-liberal journals of the French
capital, and we think it prudent to bear the ob-
servation now in mind, fur the liurpose of guarding
the ireblie against the 'stonily-injurious falichoods
of those journals which Ni the caber extreme puss
the boon& of nawdeniteon, in asserting -doctrines
that are opposed to the wolves! 4 ltbetry and
happistear. tern ril .i`
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We have received New Yintlrapert from
the 10th to the 17th of NovensburVeefilletintint re-
cent accounts frons Mexico represinet,llllterevollution
as complete ; and. to use the phrase dire. Await.

Editor, " every thing progress:lag with order and
security, accompanied by the undivided approbation

country on the north hank of the La flaw. opposite
Buenos Ayres, &e. 1111111 been annexed to the Crown
of Portugal, under the title of the Cispbailie State,
mil a free trade ,with the whale• western coast
of that extensive country is anticipated. The
American merchants .speculated largely end. y0u....
Aden, ly %spoil the opening of the
land this season. Thie speculation:
the price of None hat failleareuileidelpio.
markets of the Malted Statetti,"ol•••ltiv "."
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Lisbon NOWis the'td and Data to the gth
,instant have arrived.. They coatsin no political
nesse of any importance. • His Royel.Highoses• the
Duke of CalswitiDAlß,Arreveo,m4krbss Irons Han.
,Over about the Ist ins& •
Arinaninnidaa- • " • '
no o* • .•
The report tlietlimerigusia Imuese
iaorlaa-
ger appears to let Ole
'dry, or if Goserne6t4..4(ftiiliniONNA.llo4 -011*
prehension, for it01111.11,5..':,t..11, Ml* rlhtiihd:
The orders for elte;tt ing .tYto been
.mounteramoded. The alarm excited.% ettlittiterts
thF gantry, we are happy, lolitish, to
.abide. The county of clare.-met the ..nrigh..
bourhocd of the city of Cork.. .re repreientud
in the Papers received from the &devised dis-
tricts, in a state of
.perfect tranquillity, sod it
•it.expected that Kerry will be soon restored to
iwklatne situation. A fellow who acted Os leader of
the meraudets in the latter county, it is said, lees
been arrested sod conveyed to Dublin, where he has
*setae(' the Oates of SOO of his followers, nod given
spelt fothee iertouptt;ith us hair kd to the re-
. covkry. of iliiity stand or t+-ms. Should the cons-
! deece of those inflceseitd wee On s thew Ceptuji,e
As Rock" end Lieutenants " shaken,
it would throw • damp upon their erergies, cud
eontilhute greatly to the suppression of the present
system of outrage. There are now twenty-six regi-
ments of infautry in Ireland, which, -with the pro-
posed will make a regular force of nut less
than 20,000 men.
Gibraltar papers to the tOth of Itinvembie
anew d. The Earl of CHATIOAN landed tr•...
the under a 'elute of nineteen guns:, e was
reef 'veil by a guard of honour, sad procreded to
the Convent. where the Liestemssit.Goverator
. mired to his Lordship the keysof thefortresa. The
troops compering the crimson lined the whole way
Chun the place of landing to the Convent. The
insubordination of the garrison of Cents, which
wan formerly mentioned, is now stated to have ari-
sen. slot from any political motive, hut from the
..rareme want to which the se:oldies, ve•te reduced.—
Oa apprised of this. the Commander-in-
Chief reprimstoded them for resorting to such •
mode of making their complaints know's. He
pointed out to them the fatal comequences with
which their conduct might be attended in the for-
tress coniasited to their charge, and the equally
dangeroas impres.ioti their example might make
on the other corps of the army. Shortly after.
deputations Irons the nomeollinnesioned officers
wed privates of sell those which compose the g irn-
son waited upon the General, and senewed their
ms.uratices of sincere and unlimited devotion to
their Kipg and country.
A c.nninievuon is going nut to the West Indies,
to inquire into the state of the Negroes Min have
'wen 'played by Gov. iiiii rut ruder indesittirel now
shout tip expire. anal tar the purpose of devising
megrims eif disposing of throe hereafter. The com-
mission eosisisti•of Nlajoy MOODY, of the engineers,
JOHN MGGAN, Esq a gentleman long resident in
toe West Indies, and a Srceetitry.
A Reeolution having levees voted ley the majority
of the Magistrates as...enabled at the last Quarter
S s.ious fur the county of Berks. prolithsting the
inserting of any Comity delrerlisentents in the
Botkirigharosltire. Bedfordshire. and Hertfordshire
Chronicle, s protest hiss bran entered against It
" a. unconetitutiorial and injurious to the true
interests of the community." Tins protest is signed.
George Lee, John Aubrey, M.P.. R. G. Rus-
sell. M.P., T. Digby Aubrey, Bedford, Robert
Smith, Edmund Morr a. Thorns* Wiltiain
Coke, M P. John Kipping. Ntsgritt, M.P. Wm.
itickfurd, M.P.. J. S. Boron, Win. Morns, John
Poulett.
The Admiralty Sessions for Ilse trial of offences
comusittcel on the high seas will he betel in Use
Justice Flail. ut bite •Old Bliley, on Monthiv, the
91. t of Janu.ry, instead of Friday, the Milt, as
Ratner Lob% rtiscd.—(Guletll.)

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PASNIONIIIII4I 3101r1IIINIR.

Depeeteres yestenlay frimativart% IFlotet, Lamm B►eok.

I op el asid Comdata (Mar and militias Paris; and
rthe Earl sort Countess of tretlew and family fur their seat,
the Priers, Stationeore.
• • Laity Heirthesite has left twirls So a visit to She Collates.
a Dysart nt their seal in /twiny.
Comet ;MI Cowman St. Amami° arrived Is tows niter.
day from their add at Wimbledon, and relsraied Seek to
(Rimier.
Hon. Capitals Jones, lAth hymn, arrived yesterday at
Eirkloinv's Hold, Lower Brout.street. from &tests&
Dr. Hay left lows yesterday for Briglitois.
Arrivals yesterday at the Claremont Hotel, Bond-street
Fnokey, Ea+ limo Paris; sod H. Usswin, Esq. from
his wet is Herts.
Vitreous* Sydistry ben he Wee fur his seat, Frog's',
Kean.
Geis. Palmas* left hotel, Si. Jameies-street,
ytotriAr+, 'fur his seat to Ifirdr. "
Sir Al.. Hume, Bart, km left tows for hi• *est, Kerney.
bery, Herm

DRURY-LANS THEATRE.

Last night the whimsical remedy of Wild Hafs
was peoformed at this theatre, with ti ca., embrec_
ing snarly the whole comic strength of the house.
Mr. EELtreott played Raver wish a degree of
spirit and
.vivacity every way_ worthy of his for-
mer celebrity in the past. Mr. LoYarisav wade
his second snopeavonee on this stage as Jolast fiery,
will by his animated portraiture of the cordtal jw
-Whilityt the honest well.niesuing bluntness, and the
dry capa.ie humour .of the obi hcrstsosain, (study
,ti4calitished the good opinion which las performance
pr . of/if/mei, in she Advird C 411,1, had so justly
.etitkt
irred bass. 01. Ephraim Malooth, it will suffice
say, jt woe a riels".speenuen of Mr. hilabiliMeS
*orrlippg excellence •irs genuine comedy. • Mr.
1_ .4 •
sabersEws, as naval, romp/early iekroitird himself
with.the kind and aff.-ctionate rn.tit• Ma. • Mr.
efidtvess, • in Sir George; ■nd Mr. P 4tltr Aar, in
.Ifratrfy Thunder, evinced their 01.5141 correctness
gitt orapriety, Mrs. IY, WErr was an interestiik
erpresentative of the *unable and beoevolept Lady
Antavos'lii ; and she trilling part of Jose, in the
baud. of .Miss KELLY, became one al she longest
.contribtitioros to the entertainment alfordrd by tuts
uncommonly well-acted •pltiy.
YesterdaT, it three o'cliick,,the Duke .r
received u voit from the Princess Sophia.
I. ward* his Hays/'Highness-went to die Crtrovasentlec-
incehiePtrodice in the Home (;nards, and held a
Levee, which was attended by Grit. Mot.iiSsiii,
ilijnoLss, and a nntriber of others. His
Royal klighoess left hisnrice *hoot six o'cluck,aud
returned its York House.
The Duke of BROPOID is entertaining * herr,/
patty of distinguished visitors at his seat, Woolouric
Abbey.
Lord HaLLegn enieulained a select ptallrof his
distinguished friends It dinner yetis/610g kis
house in OIJ Burlington-street.

A-s.oli); the distinguished party who dined on
Monday with :he Earl and Couniess of Fildllllll4l-
- at their heave in the StableinrileSt...has,e,
ref., Count OthMeV?, Viscount OltValk-
Cohn el CATINDISM, Co 101101: oisA*p.
Gazisswww, - •*. .
Mr. Llismor, the cotnposee. has relintmished the
maim 1 einem and proprsmoirolaipuf the Oratorios at
Covent-gardeo Theatre.
The ',county of Limerick hOmits the'rnmt extraor-
dinnry fruitfulness : it. prodeces .Spring Ries all
.she year resod.
SPORTING IN INDIA.—A letter trona Sofloo
inentioos a remarkable fact in Oriental egoEtwg,
recently happened in that island. .414/any
Europests, who were out amusing HllwNsrs
with elephant hunting, came so sudderdrt Wire&
iiteroas herd as to be thrown into greit{cs
The trampling was terrible and the deager,impia
neat. One of the tame elephants ira particafarwita
overthrown, and two of the wild animals rushed for-
ward to destroy its dismouoterl driver. At this
',moment Captain --, with a coolness shoset re-
Credible, interfered and saved hie life, by shooting
flbrst one arid then the other elephant stead, each by
a single ball from a barrel sof his dotabk-borrel/ed
also. The mortal mark is use the head, over the
rye, sett) iu both instances the ball penetrated the
brain.
If any farther proof were wanting of the out-
rageous falsehoods published by the Quarterly Re-
viewers respecting Lady Nona'. admirable Work an
Duly. it is finished by the tinaousieetnent of a New Edition
its nets**, which is to appear or she nth itotaat, maim
altogether Eialsi &Witter, viz.--lamo its Lootlem, two in
Paris, one at Brussels, one at Weimar, one at kook, aid
another et New York;
The Ticket, No. 16.427, drawn yesterday e Prize
of Five Thousand Pounds, was sold is Shares by
HAZARD and Co.
SINGULAR CIRCUMATANCar..A few days ego,
the man who has the charge of a rabbit warren in
the neighbourhood of Ayr, on going to examine
the snares which lie had set on the preceding eve.-
ing, observed thist our of them had been drugged
by the animal into its hole. I putting in his arm
to pull it out, he found • woman's apron with the
skeleton of a youug child wrapped up in it. The
child mow hare been previously deposited else-
where, from whence a fear of detection has pro-
lottery canard a removal, as the uprun was quite
stoat and free from rottenness.
A few drys ago JAN6I fißoWa„ sersallt t. Mr.
JANIS BROWN, farmer, Civilise. parish of New-
gellovtuy, came by Ina death Its *very siespilsr and
unusual rummer :—The deceissed had been plough-
ing io u pretty steep field„ the soil of which was very
rough and stony, and the ploughshare having struck
against a large stone, the horns or shifts rebounded
with such viukisce alpinist the breast of the per
mut, 'loft h,t was killed, it is believed, us the 'PO-
At least Ins sufferings must have been very ‘llOO.
foe he was visited atily half an lionr 'before by a fel-
low tietealit, who. too his return to 11w field, twit.'
the knitter *Opt, Wed their driver lying behind the
plosigh, without the smallest sign of Ilfe. The rit
erased was an industrious decent man, and has lit'.
we regret to say, a wife and eight children, ita rrrY
indigent citeutastunees, to drylote his lurk