biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-09

DUEL.

A meeting was appointed In take place yesterday miming
at six o'cliirk. iu Horkney-firldis, between Mr., J. C—rn, an
eminent bidder, and Mr. C. 41, a Gentleman, resiskiag in
the iseighboarbirod of Hawker,. The dispute between the
parties mile out of some ►Wilding transaction, and Mr. J.
C—as feeling himself agrieved, sent a challenge to Mr. C—II.
The bearer of the message was informed by Mr. C—ll that
he arreoted the challenge, swishusild be punctual is his at.
troilism*, with his woad, at the time and plate appointed.
C—m and his friend cooled their heels yesterday
morning from a little before six till past seven o'clock, and
Mr. slot making hie appearance, Mr. J. C—ns fired his
pistol i■ the air, and 'threatened to horsewhip Mr. F-11
the first time he could meet him!
London, England, 1822-10-09

11EDITERRANRAN PRODUCE.

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Ixception of Piedmont, Thrown is again
14. to Ir. lower; the prices of Raw are steadily supported.
Feuer is still wiiiount al ion ; there has been little
business dour, in cusampseuct of arrivals of new being ex-
pected.
ItErINED StIGAn4--The demand has talkie off almost
every parcel of lumps brought fornard, aid the market has
cuusequently bteu kept bare of this discriptiooi rather
London, England, 1822-10-09

LORD AND LAY PORTsNOOTH.

Wistrcsuacs --The attention of lb* fashionable world
has lately Irma a fowl deal occupied by the singular warmer
in which Lord Pottimosth was removed from Edinburg►,
and the proceeding. consequentithereon. Lady Portatiounth
being wear her coutioesnent did not follow, her hwo►d
(hourly, but remained tis the North till she gave With to an-
heiriat. Mr, Newton Felloilo*, the heir at law to the Purls.
mouth property, since the removal, and since the repro of
his Lordship Slid to bate bey' roe.
stonily about the person of his Lordship. Some diltereuces
having arisen biters-it the Noble pair, Lord Portsmouth, it
appears, ioleidicted her Ladyship's return Whitcharch;
but ■he, insisting on her rights as consort to the Nubig
Lord, had refused to yield o►edience to the mandate.
Oti Saturday Dr. Basikhead and somber gentleman ar-
t IVed at the splendid seat of t►e Peer, and announced that
Lady Portsmouth, having recovered (roar her preourbeinent,
was then on the reed to N'hilciturch, to which place she re-
paired for the porpoise of insisting on being received as the
consort of his Lordship. The precise soarer given to this
intimatioa has not transpired, but it certainly was not a
1. arkome Mme

Dot wren four and Ave o'clock as apes carriage and four,
with two postillions, followed by two seivants wearing the
Porisonouib liveries, was seen approaching Whiteharch. la
the carriage her Ladyship was seated, and with her 9 uurse
with the 'Mani. On the way the poutillsons greeted
coaches they passed with loud human. 11,e, travelled with
extraordinary speed; su stuch so, that the servants could
alit without ditliculty keep imp with the carriage. Arriving
at the White Wirt at Whitchurch her Ladyship alieted,
and rested for some time.

' The people at Whiteherch were all nn the alert tel witness
the emxriment, and a variety of whimsical reports were in
(imolai.- n. A number of the towns-foolks were assearobled in
front of the gates to the Park, and within a party of men,
dressed in pima froths, and Milers apparently labourer,,
were denten up, as it shod mem, for the purpose of
opposing, by main force if necessary, that cutrawee op
which bee Ladyship was expected to insist. Jest be-
yond the Ledge one or two timber carriages were placed,
without horses, to obstruct the way. Those weer se disposed
that it was impossible for a carriage to imps either to the
right or the left to them, on account of the obstructing trees.
Matters thus remained when oar isformeat left Whitebotrch
at five Is the •fteonnon, at which hour the advent., of her
Ladyship from the inn was momentarily expectod..--(Erea-
fsg Parr.)
London, England, 1822-10-09

pitor,4tE torinrtooivhElVbE:

iSOULOGNE-MI-NIER, OCTODFR 3.
The Sotietrign steam packet railed from hence
Last untruing with r number or pariel.geil soil four
carriages. Amongst the former were—the Earl of
Leitrim and family, with a numerous suite; Lady
Popham. Butler, &e. The wind
wM bn►k sod direct for ()over, •n that it was ex-
pected the passage would be made in less thug feet
boors.

The illedera sailed this day well fre;glitrii, and
the Sovereign arrived with nearly 30 ii.ravrugers,
but for want of water she was obliged to lay at the
Pier Head.

OCTOBBR 4.

Lady Barrington gave a grand balihrtevenTng,
which was attended lay all the beauty and fashion
of this place; the supper was superb, consisting'
Of all the delicacies of the n, iilmndance of
game, Perigord pies, tc. to which a high z-st was
given by the fittest wines of France. Th• merry
dance was kept up till • late hour. The old, so-
ciable, Irish country dance wait not forgotten in this
fashionable circle. A Spanish dance awl waltzts
concluded the festivities of the teeming, or rather of
of this morning, which shed it- rays upon the gay
acetic, ere the ',rightly votaries of refined plea-
sure had separated. There was an extraordinary
assemblage of beautiful women, the dazzling effect
of whose charms was heightened by the most
splendid richness and tasteful elegance of dress.
The ►ky never shone with greater brilliancy than
last night ; it was in a constant ill•minatiun from
ten till eleven o'clock ; the thunder which rolled at
• distance added an awful sublimity to the scene.
The view in the port was quite picturesque. This
morning hos been very 'chose, and we have had
good &al of thunder and lightning, attended with.
heavy rails.
The Sovereigx sails again this day (Friday). A
considerable number of passengers are expected to
embark in this packet, which No already six car•
flora on board. Boulogne has, in fact, all the
business of arrivals and departures; the balance a,
however, full three to two in favour of the returns
to Englund.

Although the departures are numerous, the ar-
rivals are sufficient to fill up the vacancies, and very
few good houses are us yet in went of tenants.
The Chevalier Charles Le Cordier, the Sub-Pre-
fect of this place, is a polite and well-informed gen-
tlemen ; he joins in all the parties given by the vi-
sitors, and is universally esteemed. Every thing
has gone on well here since Madame de Viry's un-
fortunate and melancholy catastrophe. The wea-
ther has been rather unsettled ; but early riser. have
enjoyed sufficient exercise, and the bathing hue ex.
perienced no interruption.

•
All visitors, on their fir►t arrival here, should take
care to inquire of their friends who have been some
time resident in the place the prices of every article
—iu lodgings, especially, the greatest imposition is
practised upon new comers.
A party of sportsmen here are arranging • plan
for bringing over a pack of English fox-brut!, to
Tours, for the ensuing limiting season ; some of
them Wee already set out fur Blois, Orleans, and
the vicinity of Tours.
London, England, 1822-10-09

NAVAL INTALLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 7.
Arrived the industry. Blakey, from Si. Juba's, New Bruns-
wick ; New York, Maitland, from Flushing, fur New °thus.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 6.
Arrived Ike Ocean, Lyatingion, hum Sietly, out 'wire
weeks under q ine, baring overshot her port, carried
away bet bulwarks, and split her sails.

ILLIKOIITR, OtTOllll% B.
Arrived the Unice, Taylor, from Lisbon.
Dt•L, OCIOIII2R 7.
The wind Iltis morning Mows hard fruns the W.S.W., dar-
ing which the following ships lost an anchor sad cable. vit.
the Jawe, Mass Arid; John, Spencer; Tigris tii.k ; George
cod James, Caulthorp; and Friends, Pearce.
Arrived and remain in the Dowry the Sovereip, Risen;
Echo, Linde.; Reward, Miller; Sceptre, ; Emperor
Alexander, Brigs ; Cecrops, Langdow ; John, Spacer • Ida.
Palamore; Delight, Alice ; Victory, Braithwart ; Q:telwe,
Morray—all from Jamaica; Ails., Sims, from Triaidal ;
James, Illartsield, from Limos Ayers; Brunswick, Blake,
fiom Canada; Chipman, Milbank, from Quebec; 'Radium,
Weide.% tow Calcutta ; and George and James from the
River Gambia.

Ncw REGULATION OF THE COLLEGE OF SUR.
OBOES :-" From end after Ist January, 1833, not
any candidate for the diploma, who has not regu-
larly attended three or more courses or Anatomical
Lectures in London, Dublin, Edinburgh, or Glas-
gow, will be admitted to examination."
London, England, 1822-10-09

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Donean and C. Duncan, of St. Map. Ax►, London, pro-
ririou September 30, 1811.—A. Kymill and J. estoeis,
of Brompton-row, Kensingion, Middlesex, grocers, Septets-
her 27,1842.—W. Hodge sad H. Hodge. o(Plammer-stroef,
Ot7•road, Middlesex, brick makers, April 1,1822.—1 L
Sower, T. Doestery, J. Hall, aid W. J. Thoosposim. of Se-
uncle, sad Mallon, York, bankers (as far as regards W. J.
Thompson), September 111,1822.—N. Crosslaorl nod J. Phil-
lips, of Ward-street. St. Lake's, Middlesex, watch-tam.
makers, October 5, 1822.—E. Morris and W. T. Morris, of
Little Tower-street, London, wine-merchants, October 7,
1841—W. Gig/trees and T. Kirkby, of Leeds, York. milder;
Septettiber IS, 1111.—H. Smith. It. Smith, and J. Smith, of
Manchester, printers. October 5, 1824.—G. Lewis sad W.
Freceron, of Wolverkaraptoo, Stafford, paper-makers, July
27, 1821.
London, England, 1822-10-09

ThELAND.

DUBLIN, OCTOBIB 5.
There is no longer soy question as to the extent
and permanimey of the reduction which has taken ,
place in all the branches of agriculture. Cattle of
every kind is quite as much depressed as grain of
every kind. Nor do either appear as yet to have
reached the lowest ebb. Four shillings a bushel for
wheat, sod 2d. • pound for beef, appears to be about
the mark to which prices will ultimately subside.
It is difficult, within the compass of • seotence -
or two, to describe the state of Ireland in respect
to agriculture. The rents, generally speaking,
have not been reduced, and, generally speaking,
• third of them have not been paid ; but the bit-
lance is lying over against the tenant. fie is
working, as the phrase is, for a dead horse! He
has nothing that he can call his owo. The owner
may, at say time, come down and sweep away
every thing on his farm. This hes been doile in a
hundred instances, but it can be done no longer.
If a distress be levied, awl the cunt and cattle
brougtit to the hammer, they will uot fetch one-
fourth even of the present value. People either
have not the money, or, if they hive, there is a
'combination among them not to buy the produce
Of • farm so seized. There is, therefore, no pros-
-pect of making any rent, even in this manner;
and we find that there are not so many leases
broken as there would be, if there were a market
for. the cattle and corn of the tenant. There is
another circumstance which must be taken into
consideration, and which is, certainly, not without
its influence. By a clause in the new Insolvent
Act. insolvent farmers are d 'charged from the
obligation of their leaves. They may give diem
up
to the provisional assignee or to the detaining
creditor, who may be the landlord. The truth is,
that a moiety of the farmers are -anxious to quit -;
■nd we shall -find, when this provision of the Act
is generally understood, that the Insolvent Court
will have u much greater proportion of farmers'
cases to try, than it has hitherto had.
In the mien time the landowners of Ireland are
generally pressed by their creditors—by those who
Were liens of any kiiid upon their estates.
London, England, 1822-12-03

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. NOVEMBER 49.
The Kiog of Prussia, accompanied by several
members of his family, arrived at Rome on the
11th, and on the Nth visited the Pope.
According to letters from Marseilles, the Bishop
of Majorca, President of the Urgel Regency, st-
rived on the evening of the 40th at the Lazaretto,
with 44 Spanish families.
On the gist M • • ', a merchant, was arrested at
Marseilles. All his correspondence was seized. The
cause of this proceediing is not known.
Military preparations are going on at Bayonne
with the greatest activity. Hospitals are forming at
St. Jean-Pied-de-Port and at Socoa.—(Gesette de
France.)

The accounts from Germany are all favourable
to the maintenance of peace. At Frankfort, on the
43d. the Austrian metalliques were at 84 with an
appearance which promised a rise. On the litOtb they
were at 89.—(Jourrea( du Counierce.)
Accounts froin Naples state. that the War Mi-
nister of that kingdom has signed • military capitu-
lation for two Swiss regiments of 1,500 men each.
The sum to be paid for every mac delivered ut
Gaiets. is 250 f.

TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE.
AFFAIR OF THE ABBE DE PKADT.

It will be recollected that one of the numbers of
the Constitutionnel of the month of Octobe► was
seized, on account of the insertion of an article or
M. de Pradt, entitled Mon Congress. The charge
was founded on a pretended instigation to the dis-
obedience of the laws which prohibit
societies.
MM. de Pradt and Guise were not present.
On the cause being called, M. Dupiu rose
said—M. de Pradt has been summoned for
the 27th of November. On account of hi
tance, and more particularly on account n
health, he writes that he will not appear ; bi
the same time lie proposes so lung a delay, ;l
satisfy it would be necessary for you to imital
Areopagus, which postponed for a hundred yo
cause in which it was found inconvenient to
flounce a judgment. I shall not be the medi'
his application for delay. I■m even desirou
the decision should be on default, because
convinced, front the impartiality which I
guishes you, that you will acquit M. de Par
the mere reading of the accused article. W
present, I should not say a word more than
now stated.

M. Bayeure, the King's Advocate, read
quisitory, and argued that M. de Prude, iu th•
cle chargeld, had made himself the apologist •
cret societies, which he held to be ,obverst
facial order, and which were besides formally
hibited by the law. An apology for them
much the more dangerous, as secret socicti,

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Hiving gone to considerable expense in carry.
ins on • widely-extended correspondence through..
nut all parts of the Visited Kingdom—to all the
Landon bankers (the admiration and astonish...
meat of the universe for their boundless acts of
chanty), end from whom, as well as several of the
Scottish and Irith bankers, I received the baud•
somest letters (now io my possession)—havieg ex:
peuded various small aims in odverri.ing and its
giving publicity to so desirable an übjt et—l net
only expended my lest shilling, but I also incurred
some trifling debts; and oo Wednesday morning,
the ul September last, I was arrested, and
tarn from my bed at an early hour to a house of
confiitement, from thence to that wretched abode,
White Croft-street prison ! where I was compelled
to rest on an iron bedstead, with straw for my bed.
and a common horse-rug to cover me, sod from
that horrid place I have been removed to the King's
Bench prison, the ruler of which have been moat
kindly and gratuitously granted to me by the Mar-
shal. Such is the reward I have experienced for
being the original proposer of e plan which hoe
proved Po truly honourable to England and to Scot.;
laud, sod so highly beneficial to Ireland.

1 hive the honour to be. Sir,
Your most obedient.
HUGH DOH SM.

P.S.—I beg leave to refer you ■nd your modem;
for a confirmation of the above statement, to James
Window, E.g. 8, Craig's-court. Charing-cross, st
whose 'house all communications sent (postage
free), will be received and forwarded to sue.
London, England, 1822-12-03

LONDON,

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1822.

The followipg is an extract from the leading arti-
cle of the Courier of last night :
" We apprehend that the deliberations of the
Congress are drawing towards • close, and that,
before our Paper of to-day shall have reached our
reader., the main points which have occupied their
attention will have been decided, and some of the
Plenipotentiaries, probably the Duke of WELLING-
TON and the Vicomte Da MONTMORIINCY, have
taken their departure. It will be found, we believe,
that France has succeeded in carrying the claim
which she urged from the commencement of the
bitting, of the Congress, and even previously dur-
ing the preliminary conferences at Vienna. This
claim related, as we have more than once said, to
the right of an armed intervention on the part of
Frail= in the affair, of Spain. lo this claim she
has been supported by all the Continental Powers,
bet more particularly by owe of those Powers. And
the result is asserted to have been, that a Note has
been drawn up,"signed in alphabetical order, by
Austria, France, Prussia, and Russia. acknow-
ledging the right claimed by France, leaving it to
her to exercise It, and make war upon Spain, if she
deem it expedient."
The Courier,j,t will be seen, dues not make these
statements puaWvrly or from authority ; it only
44 appiegirds," and " believes." But should these
statements prove correct—should it indeed be true
that Austria, Prussia, and Russia, have acknow-
ledged the right of an armed intervention D• the

part of France in the affairs of Spain, then we he-
sitate not to affirm, that in the history or unprinci-
pled ambition, the Congress of Verona will be in-
famously preeminent. If whet the Courier states

be true, the members of the Holy. Alliance are
the enemies of mankind. No revolution was
ever less bkiodless than that of Spain; no peoplel
under the same provocation ever displayed more

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London, England, 1822-12-03

AOTXL EXCHINGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
November, 1k!.
•LOUR? of DIRECTORS of the
1 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby give
Notice, that their Transfer Snobs will be shut from THURS.
DA Y, the WA of Dtcember neat, to TUESDAY,. the 7th of
.1 y following; and that the Annual Groser,l Court
appointed by their Cho, ter will be hid& n at their Office, gm
the Royal Exchange, an WEDNESDAY, the 18th of De-
cember next, at Eleven u'Clock is the Forenoon, sad that a
Dividend will be considered of at the 'mid Court.
SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary.
0.11 The Chair will be lakes as Twelve o'Clock precisely.
N B —Aitrudaace is given, daily, at the said Office, aid
at their Office in Pall-mall, for the A f Build-
ings, GoutlN Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, is
Duck, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fires
and also fur the Assurance of, sad granting Annuities on,
Lives.
London, England, 1822-12-03

To which will he added the Farce of

HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
Sir Peregrine Peery, Mr. Meadows; Captain Tiding' Mr.
Jam; Captsia Wiag'em, Mr. Abbott; Fanner Mite, Mr.
Evans; Humphrey Grub, Mr. Comer. Lady Peery, Mrs.
Faucit; Elute Beaumont, Miss Beaumont; Dame &tarty,
Mrs. Davenport; Rose, Min Foote.

Doors to be opened at Half-past Six—the Play to begin
at Seven. _ _

Boxes 7. ; Second Price 3a. 6d —Pit 3s. 8d ; Second Price
4a.—Lower Gallery. ; Second Prlte lc—tipper Gallery
la.; Second Price 6d.
Places for the Boxes to be had of Kr. Bessedea, at the Box-
Nice, Hari-street, from Teo sill Pear.
A Private Box may be had for she Amor% or Nightly, of
Mr Broadtail, at the 800 Office.

•
Tonorrow, Tbe Irish Twior—The Sleep Waiktr--4wed
Tie Two Pates of Frederick the Great.

On Thursday, Rosen sad Juliet.
A mew Tragedy is is rehearsal, sad will speedily be pro-
duced.

THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN. AND LAST WEEK
OF THE TREAD MILL.
•
NEW OLYMPIC THEATRE,
WYCH.STREET, DRURY-LANE.
f IS EVENING, TUESDAY, December 3,
raud der* the Week, will be performed Oil time al
this Theatre) the cel•brated Melo Drams, called
THE HEART OF MID LOTHIAN;
OR, THE LILY OF ST. LEONARDS.
John Duke of Argyle, Mr. Campbell; Stawstow, alias
Geurdy Rubinson, .Ir. Lewis; Dmid Deans, Mr Bromley;
laird of Dumbierlikes, Mr. Vale; Rsichffe, Mr. Vining.
Caroline, Queen of Englaw.f. Miss Johinitone; Jenny Deis*,
Mils Scott; Eflis Desna, Miss Brady; Meg RI urdockeon
aid Mrs. Glass, Mrs Brooks (her 2d appearance on this
Stage these two years); Madge Wildfire, Mrs. Egerton.
To which will be 244 rd, the celebrated Ealravagsam of
TOM AND JERRY. . .

Corinthian Tom, VI c...l.;;;iit; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Vale;
Bob Logic, Mr. Strickland. Corinthian Kate, Miss John-
stone; bye, Miss Scutt.

To coachide with (positively for 4* last week) a barrio.
I °us Sketch, iutesepersed with music (in oar art), called
THE TREAD MILL;
OR, MODERN GREEKS AT BRIXTON.
luk Vulatile, Mr. UMW &MOD Sap•kull. Mr. Vale;
T.to Ruin, Mr. Strickland; Hazardous, Mr. Walpole.
In the course of the *ace will be exhibited • correct Far
:wile of the Tread SM, wadi Ike Greeks taking Steps of
Repentance.
London, England, 1822-10-31

DRURY-LINE THEATRE.

Last night this theatre overflowed long before the
rising of the curtain. SHAESPEARE'S tragedy of
Macbeth was presented, and we may say, OA, since
the days of KaIIBLB and Mrs. SIDDONS, the parts of
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth have never been better
acted. Mr. Yonae, as Macbeth, performed with
much force and truth. The soliloquy of the " air-
drawn dagger" was admirably given. His speech
of " Hence, unreal mockery !" addressed to the
ghost of the murdered Barquo, was also cheered
by the audience. Mr. Yount), by his perform-
ance of Macbeth, has added another •lanrel to
the wreath of his dramatic excellencies. The
part of Lady Macbeth is one which has been
raised to the highest pinnacle by the fine acting of
Mrs. SIDDONS; therefore for an actress of the pre-
sent day to give even a correct reading of the
character is praiseworthy. But Mrs. W. WEST
did more; it is evident she has studied' the part
with attention; sbe seemed to feel each thought of
this ambitious woman. Her tempting Macbeth to
the murder of Dance. was doue with much skill;
and her rebuke, where she represents to him the
sleeping and the dead but as pictures. was a master-
stroke of genius. In the banqueting scene, her
haste of wishing the guests good night was loudly
and deservedly applauded. In the scene of som-
nambulism. she finely depicted the remorse-stung
conscience of the character. We do not hesitate to
pronounce Mrs. WEST'S Lady Macbeth the best at
present on the stage. We some seasons back prog-
nosticated her arrival at the top of her profession.
sail she has sttsined it. Mr. POPS ably supported
the part of Bangui), as did M►. COOPER the cha-
racter of Mactled: In the impassioned speeches
he was much applauded. The curtain fell amidst
shows cf approbation.
London, England, 1822-10-31

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLI MOUTH, OCTOBTR 28.
Sailed the who of the unheard bound.
ArriveJ off the Port the B'llli/sot, Greenwell. from Gibral•
tar for Portsmouth; and the Mary, of Suothaloptuo, trots
Palermo.

"-or o'Cloeh, p sa.—The wind has now got round to S.W.
with every appeatance or bad ae,thtrr and the whole or
the weasels that sailed in tl.e morning are now timing b,cl,
and bringing up in the Sound.

PORTMOUTH, &lOW

Arrived the General Smith, Itobinaun, from Hail/Tit.
out 110 days ; Thracian from the easuward ; Enterprise,
Cook, from the Dowses far Janitors ; Warts, Thomson,
front Cowes fur Rio Janeiro; and Codello Charlotte, Clarr,
from Villa Nowa, leaky. and wool discharge and go into Dock.
Sailed the Tula, Mille, for Gibraltar.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER te.

Sailed the Duke of Kent pack;tfori.,ihon. Mraliiostesa
of Qatemberry packet fur Jamaica, and Alsochioness of
Salisbury packet for the Leeward lalauils.
lIIAL. OCtoist9
Came down from the River last night the William, Guano,
for Trinidad.

Railed last night fur the River the Margaret, Allen, front
Batavia.

Arrived this morning trod sailed fur the River the Triton,
Darby, from Belfast.

The MIN*, Tbounsna, from Lando'. for Rio Jareire, pot
isdo Porisenoatit yesterday leaky, sod most tli.cbarge.

The new building which is pow electing ou the
west side of Chelsea College is few the scevluwvo•
dation of the Surgeons belesiging to the liirsord,ol;
it will be called the Surgery., there sot bentg,molli-.
vent room for the Surgeons in the Hoinatetis I ,trill.
be a handsome building when completed; iR Ise
been some time begun. and will he 690004 in
about six mouth.. , ,
London, England, 1822-10-31

MATCH TO NOTTINGHA.V.

Mr. Abernethy, the amateur mirth eematryinen, wompleted
his watch to go to Nottingham from Kinghood-road, at
three o'clock yesterday. It was to go the graved on foot,
244 mites in 90 hears, for a bet of nue hundred aovvreigas
only, and for another bet of fifty soverrigae, that he did 135
miles in the int 46 hours. He woo huh bets meetly, aid
arrived at Xiagslead yesterday, in sae boar sad NM minutes
withia the given time, and bat little fatigued. This is heat-
ing the Powell's, the arelay's, West, by mach odds.
Mr. Allem.thy travelled 140 miles of posed is the hest two
dam Yellin iii boors only.
London, England, 1822-10-31

DEATHS.

Ow tintt3J fastest, after as ;lists. of two years, the Lady
of Major Cheeks Misted, of t►e 3d (or Kiss's Oen) light dra-
goons, sod eldest daughter of the late Major-General War.
Born, is the 34th year of her age.
On Smedley st'usight, at Heragh, county Tyreme, is his
Seth year, the Rev. William Burke, formerly curate of that
parish of Bo►o, sad • classical anulant is Fmoiskllers
School. /as his will he berporatlmel 6001 tube pit to iosser,o
fur the purpose of defraying the expense of three young emu,
educated at the above school, on their entrereee, and ;Neu,:
their progress through Trinity eakulating on 6,1(
years at school sod live years at collet..
Os the 22.1 istatant, at his residence to Elgin, N.B. in III•
64th year of his age, James kl'atulrew, Erg. late of Lunde.,
and formerly of Lisbon.
On Tuesday, at an advanced age, at his house in rla4ver•
street, Westminster, Richaiet Frewio, EN. wine oil ni..ny
years Chairman of the Board e f Customs.
la the gale of Sunday, the 14th imt•tmt, Robert Garton.',
youngest son of Mr. Win Cr. 'And, 01 Garesacete. Le.r Lm•
Sutton. !laving been in rather a Ilei4.rue .tale of heal...
for some time past. lie was advised to try the e ff. ct a se,
voyage, anti embarked for this purpose ow board the J.A.
and Navlha, of tVisberb. Tins vessel sailed fume b01t.,..
Wash nu the Sunday miming, with a fair wiled fo► 11.1',
sail, from the account of a Captain who sailed in couipiene,
they were overtaken with a dreadful squall aloud hoar
o'clereb to the merniag, after which the John and Marfka
waterers more moo. Their Meat was Limed weal morning near
logoldmells, and also some goods which had been bead on
board the vessel To add to the distress of the uuGertsoa•e
youth's family, his body has mot yet been hosed. It grows
that all on hoard the vessel perished at dip same time. Ibe
Carotin ha. left • widow sod there ebilibes in a mist Mir-
k" stale ; we are glad to beast/oars ilea sabseripsiaa k I
ma feat foe than sent(. • t --

Priam, sal ratataiseJ at THE NMI ME" apl
Till aLosk Ogee, N.. 117. Strand, bp cilAtelts
CA/WNW EL L, et tbe Straid.

J
London, England, 1822-10-31

THE AIChY.

The last division of the 16th (or York East Riding) regi•
meat of foot, Liesteisaat-Creseral Sir M. Disney, K.C.8.,
Colonel, hearing on its colours and appointments the follow.
log honorary distinctions, in commemoration of its services,
" Martinique," "Goad.loupe," arrived at Dublin on board
the under-mentioned vessels, via. Duke of Wellington, Earl
of Annuity, Duke of Athol, and Jfa►gate of Drogheda, on
the evening of the 24th instant from Liverpool. The Ist
division of the above corps arrived at Dublin on board the
following packets, via. Duke of tf'cflinplott. Duke of Athol,
Alert, and Eepress, on the morning of the 17th lastest, and
disembarked the same day.
The Ibth regiment of fool has relieved the 71st (or High-
land light infantry) regiment, General F. Deeds., Colonel ;
the latter corps marched, in pursuance of previous orders,
front Dublin to Fersnoy, where it arrived, in two divisions,
on the 17th and 19t► instant.

The 71st foot relieved the 67th (or West Middlesex) rriri-
mewl, General Sir H. Dalrymple, Colonel, which was ma-
liosied at Feranoy. The latter corps has marched from ref-
enoy to Buttrvant, where it arrived no the 18th instant.
Two companies of the 10th (or North Liscola) recinneot
of toot, Lieut.-Gement the WO*. Hon. Sir T. Maitland,
G.C.8., Cutout!, having on its colours and appsiatmenl■ the
&Howie' honorary distinctions, in comnatiooration of former
services—" Ecypl," " Peninsola"—have received urder4 So
march from Harwich and Landigoard Fort, on Wednesday,
the 6th of November, fur Chatham, where they will arrive so
Tuesday, the Itth of the same mouth.
London, England, 1822-10-31

CORN RICHA NOE, OCTOBER 30.

Blotwithistsodiar we have had bat few arrivals Mare Nest
day, and oar supplies, 3,000 quarters of Wheat, 900 of Bar.
ky, 1,900 of Oats, and 3,700 sacks of Suer, being rather
moderate, the purchasers did not meta aver rarer to ►ay,
from an idea the. several ships from the Suffolk mast re ex.
petted to arrive is the averse of the day, bat what mks were
made were at the proms of last Monday. Fiat maltisx Bar.
ky beim make, is is ►equest, the rastimees clearing oil
what appeared on fall as rood trims as last Mashy. The
supply of Oats head( small, the trade folly 'rapport' the
prices of last market day. la Pease, &sus, and other at-
tacks there is es alteration.

COAL MARKET, Oinvera 30.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold Price.

15. Newcastle
V Sunderland
1 Yutisture 1
London, England, 1822-01-17

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The Temple of Death is at once the most splendid and the
most successful Piece ever produced at this Theatre; and
the electrical effect of lb. Looking Glass Curtain his sur-
passed the Managere most mortise expectations.
A Loskiug Glass Curtain, equal in extent• to the ordinary
Drop Cortai• of the Theatre, will be exposed to pithlie
inspection at the End of the First Piece, nod at uu other
period ofic he Evening.
ILOYAL COBURG THEATRE.
Under the F.atritnage of Ilia Royal Highness Prince Leopold
of Saar Gibing.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jan. 17,
will he performed a sew Romantic Melo-Drania.callcd
ANNA; or, THE BLACK SPECTRE.
Baron Stribliatises, Mr. Rowbottimo; Stranger, Mr. Gale;
Jam Ben Itavvelter, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Paul Stearin, Mr.
Itrsdley; Goo wale, Mr. Ebsworth • Manasseh, Mr. H.
keverley ; Fiederie, Mr. Blanchard. Anna, Miss Taylor.
After which, RAMMSAMEE, the celebrated East India*
Juggler, who is re-engaged at this Theatre for a short pe-
•ill ro through the whole of his Extraordinary Feats
of Strength and Agility.
To conclude with a splendid and terrific Melo•Drama,
which has for months past excited the Wonder auil Admi-
ration of all Paris, now first adapted to the English Stage,
*ills a degree of Magnificence amid no extent of Machinery
mute before attempted, sad entitled,
THE TEMPLE OF DEATH!
Principal Chariest., by Messrs. Horsley, Cordell, Row. bvtliam, T. P. Cooke, H. Beverley, and Powell. Misses
Tatlor, Watson, and Goodwin.
London, England, 1822-09-14

TO THE PUBLIC.

No. 1, Comtism.
IT cannot be suspected that the encomiums we
are about to p.es on the present Lottery are dictated
by 'he spirit of puffing, when we are anxious to hare it cots.
shiered as OUR OWN PLAN, or the kind of Scheme we
have long rev mmrndrd; an avowal obviously irulkereet, if
we were not confident it approximates as near as possible in
to perfeeiinn, and combines is •n anusual degree all those
pouts which most ensure it approval. The Prizes are all
Fie,ling. No Siock No Classes. Ever) Number drawn
Ninety, with oleo's of Capitals (trelde the usual number),
Inoue r f wblch are Axed, but floating In the Wheel, an tbat
ALL might be drawn the FIRST DAY; and we are per-
sand, d, 'hoopla the risk u( this isdneed Coatracturs to fix
them fur p.rticular this, the present Plan will peeve more
beneficial to them, as Purchasers don held back; wh
now every one will purchase at the beginning, the Chance
being better, and the Price lower. In short, we eat eonari-
entiossly aver, there has been se Lottery, since oar Office
was established, so touch entitled to eountenauee; and we
expect this revival of good old-fashioned Principles will
restore Lotteries to their pristine celebrity.
. .

The l'hitheo s;bediest humhieXerrants,

Lucky Cor.:cr, 1, C4.11+1101.

PLUDING & CO.
London, England, 1822-09-14

THE COMPLETE ANGLER:

. An interesting work, with the above title, has
been isnot published. Angling is appropriately (le-
•iiittirreil the Contemplative Mlll'll ReefedliOn.
:The present work, written by Wat.ton and CoT-
.llol.—wrth the lives of the Authors by Sir JOHN
HAWIIINIP; contains a variety or interesting stetter.
The tollisaing is an extract :

Obeerri

1 Direct' - hoer to
London, England, 1822-09-14

itiAßicert

CdRN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPTUM* 13.

We had a little Wheat free h is Oita moroiog from Soffolk,
sod line-samples of New met tolerably free sale, on full ail
rood terms as on Monday; but there was scarcely soy de.
mind for that of last year's trnwth, ohieh is offered at loer
prices. A few samples of New Backy appeared from else
above county, which were readily taken off by the molesters
■t an advance of 2s. per quarter. la Bemis, Pease, sod Oats,
there is no slterauuu.
London, England, 1822-09-14

lIMITIII7IIIILD, FRto y, SEPT K l3.

We were again well sopphed with all triode of meat this
',tocsin, which, together with what remaini-d over from last
market day, made a prodigious appearancr, and the butchers
not appearing disposed to purchase, the prices remelt' as
on Monday. Hay, Straw, and Clover, are at our last quota-
tions. The following is a correct statement of the prices
and numbers :
To sink the offal per stone of illb.
I
Beef....!s. OJ. to 3s. 0.1. Head of Cattle this day:
Mettem..2s. W. to 2s. 141. Bates 7OG
Lassb...3B. 0.1. to 4s. thl. Sheep and Lambs ... 11,020
reet,..,141 Od. to 4s. Od. Calms 320
Park ....2s. 04 to 3a. Od I Pigs
London, England, 1822-09-14

WANSTE4I) HOUSE.

Wednesday was the last day of sale of the articles
/Inch once adorned this splendid mansion. The
walls are nearly bare, sod stripped of their late
costly relics. A melancholy gloom pervaded the
mansion, and exhibited a striking example of the
Mobility of huinan greatness. The company con-
sisted of about 40 persons, and exhibited very little
of the sprit of a public sole. The lots consisted
chiefly of china, glass, and painted windows, &c.
from the cottage and grotto, with a few vases from
the American garden. In a short time the house
ill be sold and pulled down, and every vestige of
former splendour dispersed, and may be compared
Canons (which rose and vanished in the last cen-
tury), the seat of the first Duke of Chandos, whose
tie Pope foretold in his Mural 11.ssays thus—
Atwitter age alien see the golden ear
laibrenu the slope, and nod on the parterre;
Deep Harvest bury all his pilde had plans'it,
And laughing Ceres reassutae the load."

The ancient manor of Wanstead was granted by
Edward VI. to Robert Lord Rich. He sold it to
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, who in 157$
entertained Queen Elizabeth there for five or siz
'ays. Reverting to the Crowe, King James gave
to Sir Henry Mildmey, who having beetles', of the
fudges of Charles 1., it was forfeited to Cherie, 11.,
'ho gave it to the Duke of York, who sold it to
it Robert Brooks. Of the representatives of this
gentleman (who had retired insolvent to France) it
we purchased by Sir Josiah Child, Burt. a great
merchant, author of some valuable commercial tract.,
and grandfather to the late Earl of Tilney, from
Tom it descended to his nephew. It is one of the
rst noble houses not only in England but in
anope, abd its grand front is supposed to be us
ae a piece of architecture as any in Italy. In the
neighbourhood are several villas, some distinguished
lot eztensive gardens and pleasure grounds, hnt
all are eclipsed by the magnificence of Wooster('
House.

"fit transit `kris numb."

The Marquis of HICIMOILD had this year 40
Jew Providence pine apples. at his test in War-
iickshire, which weighed no Irss than 4solbe. four
meet, and some of the others 10Ibs. each.
Mr. R. M•IITIN, M.P. whose :senior's in the

dab of humanity are well known, has received In
illoeyinous letter, threatening his tort or he continues
look so sharply after the drivers of cattle.

40.

.6te • "AW
London, England, 1822-09-14

7'llE AltillY.

TILE LIFE GUARDS AND OXFORD BLUES...
°ROW MORD SY THR COMMAROFR 11f-CHltir, TOUCR•
INO TRC CAVALRY OF THE ROYAL HOVISHOLD

Whrn the fao regioneuts of LOC Guards sad the royal
regiment of Horse Guards, or soy two of these roisters's,
or detachments Goat soy of the three regisavola•ltuve aswird,
or arty two of 'bras shall be together se eh mobs duty, they
shall be eussitivred se so' corp., or Setigeglit.
Their regimrnts, ur soy of them, os the King's ditty is
Landes, or where the Court is held, will 'receive the orders
of, sod rrport to, the Sovereign, through the Gold Stick is
waiting, or iu such manuer as his Majesty may he pleased
to appoint. _ _

Wien it may he judged rupedicat to dlapentie with the
presence of the whole brigade, one regiment, in rotation,
will be stationed to country quarters.
Thu regiment so detached from the beigaJe will follow
the ostlers of the Commantler-in.Chief, or of such G.ueral
or other Officer as may command ■pon the station, nr in the
quarter, or camp; and may he Is, tgaded wish his Majesty's
other ►rgiments of cavalry, and tate their share of any duty,
in fin some manner as has been the cue of the royal rep.
Dicnt of horse pied', whoa not on the King's duty is the
metropolis.

The detached regiment will be liable to be reviewed sad
inspected by General Officers appointed fur that service, its
like minister with his Majesty's other cavalry.
Nothing is this Order is to affect soy existing privilege or
regulation which has been gives, or made, to or for any of
these regiments, is regard to their Colonels receiving the
orders of the Sovereign, touching the succession and promo-
tine of Officers, finance, clothing, and equipment, recruiting
and remount, discharging men, and cretin horse*, or other.
wise.

Three companies of the 66th (Berkshire) regiment or foot
(Gegen, O. Nicholls, Colonel) arrived at Sunderland on the
11th inst.; and three other mammies of the same ►e`imeet
reached the same destination yesterday.
Two Weeps of the 3d dragoon guards arrived at Carlisle
op Thersday. Fear troops sad the headquarters of the
acme regiment will arrive at Neecasde-upon-Tyne ibis day
sad Monday next.
The East leeks Commie), are raisieg a corps of artificers
fu► exclesive service on the island of St. Helena. The Dum-
ber is limited to 120 privates.
London, England, 1822-09-14

TRRATRIII-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
THIS Evening. SATURDAY, September 14,
sill be acted (Mb tint.), a sew Operetta, called

THE FAIR GABRIELLE.
Heart Qoat►r, Mr. T. P. Cooke; D'Estrees, Coast de
Firstrusi Mr. Rorbotbam; El.', Mr. Pearlman ; C 411166,
Mr. W. Bennett. Gabrielle, Mass Carew; Estelle, M6a
Poly.

After whirls the Petit Opera, called
LOVE'S DREAM.
Frederick Easy, Mr. Meech; Simon, Mr. Wilkinson;
Retry Morelos', Mr. Primmer; Mr. Dormer, Mr. Greve.
Coati' Dormer, Mlle Kelly.
To which will be added (13th time), a new Musical Farce; in
en eels, celled
GR ETNA GREEN.

Lord Lovewell, Mr. Pearlman ; Mr. Tornkins. Mr. W. Bow.
ton; Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Wrench; Lard. r, Mr. Power. Essay
Was Carew ; Betty Fionikin, Alias Kelly.
To miriade ',Oh the Currie Goeretla, filled
FIRE AND WATER.
Capt. Hurry, Mr. Bartley ; Mr. Thi iffy, Mr. J Knight;
Frederick, Mr. Wrench; Jacob, Mr. Wilkinson. Fanay,
Miss Povey; Forbisb, Mrs.!. Weipprrt.
Doors apes at Half-pant Six—Performance begins at
Seven—Second Price ar Nine.
Oa aluminy, The Youthful Days of Gil Bias—Gretna
Greea--sad The Vampire.
Oar Tamday, The Fair Gabrielle—The Blind Boy—and
Groins Greta.

0. Wednesday, Berea de Trench—sod Bachelors' Wives.
London, England, 1822-07-15

TIAMBVIIGH MAIL

HAIIIIWRGH, JULY 3.
'We are authorised to declare that the article
dated Vienna, June 21, in our yesterday's Paper, to
be totally unfounded. A declaration by which the
Russian Court should disengage itself from the
Greek cause, is as little to be thought of as the dis-
missal of those Russian Ambassadors who have taken
ao active part in this affair. The first implies en-
gagements which exist only in the itnaginatien of
the correspondent of the Journal ; the second
arbitrality assumes a difference of opinions between
the Sovereign and the persons whom he employs.
The departure of Count Golowhin from Vienna,
can excite no surprise at this season far visiting the
baths, and the name of Panin is not to be found
among the present list of Russian Ambassadors.—
(/hamburg/ Correspondent, July 4.)

ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL
THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public, are most
respectfully Wormed, that the various Amusements
which hive given such complete satisfaction will be re-
peated THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July lb, with the
WONDER of WONDERS, the Junior Languemar, the
TIGHT ROPE PRODIGY, with ASCENT ala-Sacsui-
The Beautiful Heptsplasiesoptron. Extraordinary Fire
Works, by the unrivalled Chevalier Soutbby, its. be. Ac.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Seven.—Coacert Wilma
at Eight.—Admittance 3s. bd.—Sapper Dazes may be es-
pied.
London, England, 1822-05-27

fine M,

PORT, in Wood.—FOURTEEN CASKS of Capital OLD
HOM E-BR EIS ED ALE, &c.
Mit. ROBINS, of Warwick (loose, Regent.
street, informs' the Nobility, Gemini, and
that by order of the Trustees, he shall offer
FOR SALE BY AucTios,
At the Mansion, Waiisteail Hoare, on MONDAY, Self 15,
11122, at Elerta &Clack, • r.
The reliable Cellars of choice Sse•Ratooeed 011.111ioes ;
considing of *twat Three Hundred and Fifty Miss of
exceeding linedisvisisred Old Part, Madeira, illart7;lClaret,
Borguady, Yin de Grave, Old Hock, Chant psigne, ltopiorne,
Buret," and other choice Wien j Five Pipes of excellent
Old Madeira, sad Two Pipes of exceeding Rue Old Net, in
wood; Fourteen Casks of capital Old Horne-brewed AID, Ice.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
(to view the whole of the Propettvi al :described in the Fur-
niture Advertisement, at Five Shillings each, to admit three)
at Wanstead Honlie; at Mess... Robson, Lightfoot, and
Rob. 'a Office, Castle street, Leicester-square; at Mesons
Erundreti, Spiel's, and Reddish's, Temple; aid at Mr.
Itubins's Wier, Regentdttget.

ChN the 4th of JUNE the Small LOTTERY
V will all be Deserts, containing TWO Prizes of 20,000/
with many other Capitals. @nil all in MONEY! Tiekets
and Shares for which are selling by J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
at their old and fortunate Hikes, No. 37, Cnrnhill; No. It,
Holborn; and No. 3s, Haymarket, where, in the very last
lottery that contained Two l'rizes of 20,000/. they had the
good fortune to share and sell them both, niiJ trust they will
be equally successful with the TWO Prizes of 20,000% to be
drawn as above.
London, England, 1822-05-27

THE ARMY.

The Cd veteran compaay arrived at Paddington on F..
day, from Urethan, nod ia ordered to proceed by mat con.
veyance, un Monday nix!, Jo Lsverpool, foe the purport of
-being forwarded thence to the late of Mae.

Two troops of the 91h lancers marched from Ipswich on
Friday, and will arrive at Chelsea uu the 28th instant. oi.r
troop of the same rtgitnent starched from 1-Ilyillie on
for Chelsea, where it will arrive us the 28th instant. Oac
troop of the said regiment marched Gum Deal on Saterdrs,
fur ( hnlsea, ehere it will arrive au the 28th instant.
The 58th regiment, which leaded ■1 Poi tsmouth sheet
I hri e weeks since from Jamaica. 'volved to Chatham Oa Mon-
day last. This regiment left Esglaud (or Jamaica show vs
yeai a ago, and sitter that lime upwards of GOO of its sun
base fallen victims to the unhealthiness of the climate.

The 3d or King's Own light dragoon., commanded by
Lord C. Mennen, are expected is Brighten barrack., to e.s..
twrsede the detachment of the Rett lancer., sow doing &tie
there, and which, with the remainder of that regiment, i 11
proceed to Ex. ter, Ste.
The housbold brigade changed quarter* on Saturday ; the
Ist life guards, from Hyde Park barrae Le in Windsor bat-
racks; the 2.1 life guards from Windsor 10 Regent Park bit.
racket, Mary le-bone; and the royal horse guards (blur,
flows Regent Pao k barracks to Hyde P 414 barrack..
The left wing of the 2d battalit,u of Cur Coldstream
guards left Chatham OR the lid, ail arrtrril at Windsor Leo
Salearday. The right wing had rrbesed a detachment of
the Id or Queen's royals, in that luau, about a Turteight
since.

A detachment of the 14th refitment (infontrt) marched
into Chichester oo Friday settnight hunt the depot, I.lr of
tt'ia hi, and proceeded on Samrky on their route to Chst-
ham, *brie (hey trill embark fur the East Indies.
London, England, 1822-05-27

cuiLDREx Lost

' A Mee um) his wife, residing MI 3, JeihtetPealred,fkvelit-
wart, andeshis are necessitated tit b• owt'in thew Asity em-
ploy to earn their living, it. Friday lass kit Her ...es.
youngest children at borne, the eve a gM et- betweer nice
sad tea tens of nye, lhe other a boy of behalf Amen and
eight. On their return in the afternoon, about ate leafed:,
their distress was Indescribable at not God's, the ehiidrru.
or !miming any Intelligente of then farther than Alit tilt v
were seen by the lodgers about bur &elect. Th. most ,14,
gent search sad tawdry was mode tire whole of tie
night and ever since that the t me will rotate; bet not ti
slighttat trace can be obtained its to +mat has beestnt * t
them. ' Thereto 'eery reason 'interpose that they have Neu
decoyed natty, as they were never knows to leave the heists
In the absence of their parents. Some tos‘pfrlitio arises tit it
an old woman, of 'wean appearance, dressed in a shabby
light gown and shawl, and an old black bonnet, boa tat*,
there tiay, as on ?heyday {set, when the parents bad te
turned home somewhat eerlier than usual, she came abrerttv
into the apartment, which is on the ground titter, lad nist
the atteeY, but on seeing tbiefetber made a 'hasty retreat,
taying she bad mistaken the' twist, and the little girl ms
ihelug tee, told lot father that she had bees twice tberebe-
fore aat lag fur lodgiods. ft is hoped that police officers tied
"!rattles will afford every asaistanee in 'racing oat *bete slaty
are concealed, and apprehend any suspicious character with.
whom they may be found. Thilr narttra are Mary Ants scut
Aaron Chinirtuat. The girl bad 'on u brown stuff gnwi
black Sir;W bonnet, sad black ttivet sparest ;
_the boy
cotton curshirey deem, and striped buff-coloured
pie-a-fore, and a lather tap, *thorned with far. Both dui.
siren lire of air mitspkeitos, seedy hair, blue eyes, and well
ltCown 00 Biter tick. The perish officers have Meta reaelly,
un boariag ta( the circumstances, caused handbills to be
pritiledraedefialfeibated, sad terry piddled, given to this
disti c.sit(ant stair.

The 101,17 Col' *elle% Items Irma* Rangoon andMatiras,
fourdered tilt 2a of Dsceimia ofT 31a4ras—air saved.

~-:
London, England, 1822-05-27

CHELTENHAM, MAY T 4.

A nremg nor recent arrivals are—
Lord Sberharisr, Lord Caulfield, Lord Milford, Dowager
Lady Burke and Sir John Burke. Lady Warren, Sir David
ad Lady Scott, Sir James and Lady Montgomery, Sir
anis Sax'uo, Bari. Colonel Niirhnll, Lieut.-Colonel Skewer,
Lieut.-Cutout, sad Mn. Mexwell.