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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-06

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Oaring the late visit of the Doke of Gloucester
here his Royal Highness wee a constant attendant
every morning at the grand promeonde at Thomp-
son'. Montpelier Spa, between the hours of eight
mid tau. HMI Royal Highness remained in general
About on hour and a half, frequently anocieting
•tand conversing with many of the company in the
Most affrble and condescending manner, for which
his Royal Highness is so eminently diatingnished.
—After attending the promenade his Royal
Highness rode on horseback. visited the libraries,
&c. His Royal Highness very humanely wpm.
nized the ball given for the benefit of the Stibuol
of Industry, which, highly to the credit of the be.
nevotent, was attended by upwards of 500 per►ons.
Mr. Mrs. and the two elder Misses Agile, on their
way here on Sunday from Manchester, where they
had been engaged at the Gentlemen's Subscription
Concert last week, were overturned stage coach
between Worcester and Tewksbury, is consequence
of the liuch pin of one of the fore wheels not being
properly secured. Fortunately at the time the
coach was overturned it was close to a frill-grown
hedge, on which 14 outside passengers were thrown,
and no duubt in consequence all escaped without
any broken bones, some blight braises and serrtches
from the hedge excepted. Mrs. Arlie and her
daughters escaped unhurt, but Mr. Arlie received
a violent contusion on his left shoulder.

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
London, England, 1821-09-06

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lehtrr INDIA HOUSE Aussuwe 111, DWI.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Ow
Nolte*.
Thai the COURT he ready to receive Proposals is
writiug, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3d October next,
from the Owners of such §hips of the burden of 300 ions
and npwarda. Boulder** owatautement, which have per.
formed SiX and not more than Scent Voyages to and from
India or China, specifying the RATE of FREIGHT at
r►hich they may be trilling to LET such SHIP for ONE
VOYAGE to CHINA in the COMPANY', SERVICE.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the
co►er, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary
at or befall, Twelve ,'Clock at Nnon on the said 3d October,
beyond which bout so Tessler will he received.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which
the Ship will be engaged for the Company's Service, may Its
had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Co.MB
miner of Shippiag, en or after Monday .it, the 3d Sep.
Wisher.

EAST INDIA HOUSE., Stremallt b, 1821.
THE COURT tf DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading to Ike EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,
That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE-
HOUSES will he read, to receive Proposals in writing,
'rated op, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3(1 of October,
1821, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the
Company with
TILLETTS WITH GILT SEALS
For parking Woollens;
and that the Condit i ans of the Contract may be seen on appli-
cation to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the
Proposals must be lefi before Eleven o'Clock on the @sill
3J day of October, 1821, after which hour the Committee
will not receive soy Tender.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1821-09-06

more 017sewsoftwai1'

Siege Ow declaim of tbe Q•eitoberholtil Flaw, Sala at
the late Assists, that tows has bees s woe of riot soil two-
fusion; the verdict beiog is favour of the Beech, has coal;
periled the people of the lishery very much; Selig dB.
glee have par* led the town, attended by a molt of mew,
women, sod ehililrea. • Os Saturday rowels( loot T. T.
Greet, gig. the late Mayor, was assailed by • somber of
the isodeet sex is the street, so that he mold sot proceed
house, hot was forced to lake refuge is the bowie of the
perteut Mayor ; softie of the window, of the Mayor's Wale
were also broken, and Mr. Greet V/04 kept • prisoner by
the 'hob; to such a pitch did the tumult rise, that the Mayor
thought it expedkat to send to Sheerness for some soldiers,
by whom Mr Greet was extorted home, sad they remained
st Queeshorough all sight. On the next day (Sunday)
the rico war resumed; a teas dressed hiniself like • certain
individual, an l paraded the streets with his attendautr, and
was going to church, bat thought better of it when be got
into the eboreh-yard. Oo Monday rimming an effigy was
ceremouiously pat eater gaol; some of the rioters were at one
time apprehended, but a resent was made, and a threat held
out, that if any of them were confined they would pull the
Gaul and Town Hall slows, the former being under the latter.
On Monday, as the Mayor was going to the Town Hall, for
the purpose of swearing is fume extra constables, he was so
roughly handled, that whes he got into the street be could uut
g.t in lire Hall, but returned to his house agaio, where be
swore in twenty mew. The rioters consisted chiefly of
women ; pence and tranquillity is now restored, upon the
promise of the Mayor, that if the people would be quiet
they should go to work as nasal.
London, England, 1821-09-06

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

On Saturday evening, • little bs fore eight o'clock, as •
poor man, assistant to a laundress at Islington, was deliv►r-
ing a basket of linen from a little cart whieb was drawn op
fur the purpose close to the curb-stone, at Nlessm How, s
■nd Hart's, in Flect-strert, he observed a coal I/11MM in hiss
rear approaching, which from its closeness also to the curls
he saw inevitably would ran against loin stolen the carman
paid proper attention, for which purpose lie called to him to
hula his hrarsee off. At this moment a mail roach passed at
a gentle pacroutside the w alums, when the carman should have
monied his horses; hut neglecting this, the waggon caught
hold of the pour man's cart, which threw the horse looted u•
the pavement, and at length lifted him and the shafts into
the air, stitching the pour fellow backwards under the fore
and littil wheels of the waggon, which by this time was stop-
ped. At this critical moment, when the carman shooed have
heen at his bones' heads to prevent further mischief, he aban-
doned them, when they again went ou, and the pour f Iluw
was seen half iu his own cart and half in the road, struggling
with the wheel, which at length passed over his chest. He
was taken up and carried to Bartholomew's Hospital where
it was rliseuverest his collar tonne was broken is two places
and cracked across in a third, and he now lies in a hopeless
stare, having a wife and two children to deplore this sad
!Teat. Nu blame wha is attributable either to the mail
ur any thing else, but solely to the scandalous neglect of the
carman of the coal-waggon.

The Preston Chronicle of Satu►day contains nd-
verti►eturots of on leas th-in one hundred and twenty-
nine farms to let, all in the county of Lancaster!
Extract from a letter Irvin Barhaddes, dated July
1.5 :—.• Sorry I ow to sAy that the drought in this
Island, which has rositiatied from lust October to
this time, has produced the most disastrous conse-
queried'. Report says, there is nut a green blade
the parishes of St. Peter and St. Lucie. Every
pond in the Island is dried up, us well us three-
fourths of the wells. It is not ui.commitii to send
cattle three or four mile. fur water. The cattle
decrease every day in St. James's, Christ Church,
and St. Philips, with the two leeward parishes,
where the scarcity of water mostly prevails. The
owners -of those properties cannot even hope for
• toleruble crop of sugar, nut haying one-third
of their usual number of caries id:toted for oasit of
plant*. From the too extremes 01 the island they
have sent below Cliff for plants."

PRICE OF RTOCKS YENTERDAY.

3 per et. Conr..7sHili S;util;;esSll..tk..• 83k
753 i I Ex. Hills. 2..". 4 2 pr.
3i inf. Cent....... 86i I Cons. I.r ACC.. joi 76
5 per Ct. N. Ana. 108 if I 75i 76.
Bunk L. 1911 I

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London, England, 1821-10-23

THEATPES.

bays?-LAYS.
Lest night _rtmeiteil the intimacy between lii
ill-ail-ince rod Miss Ifrikitx *Ad Mi. HA SLILY ; the
former appearing as tarielia, the latter am Trig-
franc Pickle, to the Tarte of rite Weathercock.
They -*sere both, hailed with hearty gratulatioi.s,
mud went through their parts with great sati!.-
faction te the audience. Mies. KULL? effec-
tuated the uttermost implied in the title which
she bcirs. Her transformations are not su excel-
lent, Ow ambient of her skill in realising th ern, as
for • Are iutellectual grace by which she glides tic
from one shade of' humOtir In another,' like a very
cameleer), .leaving the senses of every one but
herself uninformed as to the secret of her mutation..
HA it gaglr made a very exceilm t aecount of Tristram.
His imitation of a eriebrie rol practitioner of the
Court of King's Bench oils genuine, and at the
same time highly Immortal,. The seems to have
extracted the most subtle tpialities.of impassioned
hypocrisy which belong to that lesrsea profession,
and while he is engaged in their mimicry, contrives
to let the audience most pleasantly into the secret
of the ostentatious zeal appertaining to it. Mr.
.GATSIB played elld tickle, and the farce went or
altogether with as full and happy effect as we ever
remember to have wit,:ested.

COVIINT•CAIMEN.

The Nail, wee repeated last night. The pit
was crowded to excess. smt4 the boxes-displayed an
elegant audience. The splendid pageout which it
embraces excited enthusiastic admiration.
ADELPH4 pitATRE.
'

Last night a new melr-draina was produced at
this theatre, entitled 7 Ise Cotsairsa Briii ; and, if
we may judge front the manner it winch* wits re-
ceived, is likely to h;be a long run. The dresses
are most magnificent,. iud aieuery both appropriate
and interesting. The house' was If tellaede

The Lady who comes nut this night at *ha Hay-
market Theatre, in the character of ( AO* Mac.
heath, is n 'mid of Mr. N &THAN. ' She has a very
powerful voice, of superior qudlity, reserubliug bit
of the late celebrated Ter.
London, England, 1821-10-23

TUR CHASE.

We understand that the coursing has been very socemssfal
this season, Nod that since the removal of the crops from the
Arida, several parties have had capital ■port, in t►e neigh-
bourhood of Perth. The Stratberise Coursing Club is ex-
pected In meet at the bridge of Forteviut, on Thursday and
Friday, the tat and 2d November, when excellent sport M an-
ticipated.—t Edinburgh Paper.)
London, England, 1821-10-23

PkDESTRIANISN.

Skipper, the Norwich pedestrian, has declined his ardu-
ous task of walking 1,000 miles in twenty dela, in cease-
q of the interference of the Magistrates, after having
completed 390 miles in eight days.
On Wednesday week, Wright, the pedestrian, commenc-
ed * walk of ninety miles, ou the Bowling.green, at Little
Sheffield, at four o'clock in the afternoon, which he termi-
nated betwixt three and four on the day following. He wa■
in we understand, to walk six miles in something
short of an hour, neatly at the conelosion of his undertak•
ing ; an effort by which his strength and activity are alike
proved. His walking attitude is remarkably erect, and his
movement altogether clean sod firm.
London, England, 1821-10-23

SWIMMING MATC7I.

On Thursday a swimming match took place at the Ser-
pentine River, between Mr. P. 0 Martin, the celebrated
Nottingham swimmer, and Mr. T. P. Rsmsdeu, of high
swimming repute at Rockford. The match was fur fifty gui-
neas, to swim four times up and down the river. It %ems
well contested fur sonar time, Mr. Remade* keeping the lend ;
but on turning round for the last lime be grew tired, and was
passed in grand style by his antagonist, who won She match
amidst the shouts of thousands. 3lr. R. sunk when within
Ave yards of the winning post, but was immediately rescued
by a wateiman ; be, however, wow recovered, and was able
its walk away.

M E7'g. ' •

CORN EXCHANGE, Mormef, Ociourß 21.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary beige soppli, of
Wheat daring the last four weeks, and the impossibility of
effecting sales of any but the finest samples, there la no
cessation of RI rivals, basing hid upwards of 17,600 quarters
fresh in last week, and a considerable supply this morning
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, for -*bleb there is but
little demand : prime dry samples obtained last Mouday's
prices, but all tithe► soots were exceedingly beery and
although offered from 2*. to 3e. per quarter lower, yet
it could not be got off st that abatement ; the qualitily mew
bete being so immensely great, and the demand so trifling,
Ilse greater part must remain nu band some time. as the
eousismplion is quite inadequate to takeiit off. Barley is
is. per quarter lower than Oil ibis day week, but la. per
quarter higher than on Wednesday. Beaus and Oats are is.
per quarter cheaper, and extremely dull sale at that abate*
meat. In Beans and other articles is no alteration.

CURRENT PRI
Wheat, Rent &Essen 40, 50s
Old
- Suffolk 4O. 50s
Old ..... -.58.
- Norfolk (Old) 50s 52.
--- Foreign
Rye 2bs 32s
Barley lls 28s
Malt 80. 70.
White Pease 3os 214.]

ICE OF GRAIN.
34. 3R.
Grry P.ll/0. l6. 30s
Small Beams.. 30. 34.
Tick ditio
Oats, Potato 24, ?Rs
Poland Oats Sao
Feed Oata , 16s VIA
Flour per MN k 6os 65.
Rape Seed, per latt 281 331

IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK.

English Wheat, 17,699; Barley, 10,690; Malt, 3,499;
Oda, 28,288; Rye, 103; Beans, 3,988; Pease, 2.563
Foreign Wheat, 6,650; Barley, 1.265; Oats, 13.290—Irish
Wheat, 160; Oata, I,sBs.—EnBlish Flour, 13,587 sacka.
London, England, 1821-10-23

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

poarsiecrrn. ocrours 21.
Arrived yesterday the Animus, Byers, from else Downs
for Asiismis ; Ruby, Hist.en. from the Dawns fur Lisbon i
and Industry, Volts, from Quebec for Shoreham.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 20.
Arrived the Rowcliffe, Dubois, from London fur Honduras.

TALI. OUT B. OCTOBER 20.
Arrived the Mari♦ Sophia, Nielvou, from Distil; ■nd
Dorset, Burk, from Newfoundland.
Sailed the Norway Rock, (Mists., for Longsound; and
Duke of Marl') •rough packet with a wail fur Liabuft—the
latter bail put back.

DIAL ocrontrat 21.
Arrived yesterday and sailed fur the Rtver the Commerce,
Brown, from Faro ; Aun, ►faller, from Smyrna ; and serer al
others, names unknown.
Came down from the River and remain the Dawn, Banks.
fur Honduras

The brig Ridley, for Trieste, has parted from her micitor,
and proceeded fur Ramsgate.

trimiroor., OCTOIMIL 19.
Arrived the Crudelia, Urquhart, from Loudon ; she struck
against George's Pier and filled with water; she Delight,
Hodgson, frost Waterford, struck against Prince's Pier and
611 ed with water.

LS TESTRRDAY.
Ex. Bill., Y. 1,000!. 6 4
5 pr.

Ditto, 5001. ....6 5 pr.
Ditto Small ....7 5 pr.
Lottery Tickets 191. 184.
India for Ace. .... 241
Cons. for Ace... 782 79
78/
London, England, 1821-10-23

ACCIDENTS.

A moot distressing circumstance occurred st tie
house of Captain BULBECK, iu Mldtite.iirret.
Brtglet on, on Thursday afternoon. The servant 6;irl
went up to an attic, taking with her a child of
Captain B.'s, a fine buy between three and four
years of age; and a hileahe waseu{rgrdin pettinron
tier gown, the little fellow, unuerevierd, pushed tip
the sash, and, leaning out of the window, lost his
equilibrium. and fell, headlong, into the street,
The skull of the unfortunate child was so dread-
fully fractured by the fell, that he survived only s
few minutes.

On Thursday afternoon, the 11th instant, ;;,
Rev. Mr. TILLARD, of Bluntisham, &nal the lire.
Mr. WitsoN, of Somersham, Hunts. were return-
ing together in a one-horse chaise from Bosworth,
where they had been to dine w►th the Hee. NIT.
FRANKS, something being wrong with the hirnt.s,
Mr. TILLARD alighted to adjust it, in doing 9,14
the bridle happened to slip over the burse's
when the annual set off at full gallop, and after
running more than • mile overturned the chaise,
by which accident Mr. WlLson's back was broker,
and he died iu consequence • few hours afterwards.
A respectable farmer mimed WIDDICOMBE, re.
sidiog at Windso►, near Yealinpton, was unfortu-
nately killed at Ivy-bridge by being thrown from
his horse, on Tuesday, at the moment the Regula-
tor coach was pu►ing, by which accident his head
was so crushed .by one of the wheels, as to cause
his death shortly afterwards.
Lest week • lad, servant to Lady OLIVIA Sp*t_
ROW, while grooming a horse, was, by ■ kick from
the animal on the head, completely scalped; but
we understand he is likely to du well.
London, England, 1821-01-05

P.11,1:L55.

LONDON,

FRIDAY, JAitIARY 5. Mil.

An event far more alarming in its nature even
than the occurrences at the memorable meeting at
Manchester, hiss been perpetrated in the city of
Dublin. Military violence has been employed to
interrupt the free deliberation of the freeholders of
the metropolitan county of Ireland, because it was
possible that the result might have printed distaste-
ful to the persons now in authority ; a public meet-
ing resembled within the High Sheriff's Court was
dispersed at the point of the bayonet, and the
Chairman, Lard CLONCURRY, was driven from his
seat by the rude hands of armed men!
We must confer's that we are extremely unwil-
ling to suffer the free expression of our feelings
upon this dreadful outrage, which cannot be de-
fended, as iu the case of the affair of Manchester,
even by the pretence of political expediency, or the
apprehension of individual, that the public peace
was endangered. At Manchester there were its-
mettle bodies of men marshalled, as it was said, in
military order—men who had beeu drilled for some
days to make a more impressive display,—who were
preceded in their march by most traitorous music.
sod were accompanied by most inflammatory stand-
ards ; bat its Dublin there was nu drilling, no
marshalling of men in military order, no music, no
flags ; the meeting in Manchester was held 111 the
open air, end consisted of many thousand persons;
the meeting iii Dublin was held within the Court.
house, consisted Of freeholders of the county. and
was of course moiled bg the space of the Court.
We hope that as yet there is no Sheriff or other
Magistrate in England who would have dared to
dispense such en assembly by armed force ; but
should the occurrente in Dublin be suffered to pass
unnoticed, we shall look upon it as the harbinger of
evil days to this portion of the empire, and a fearful
assurance that the system of military terror vita-
blithe', in Ireland by the pre►ent Ministry must.
under the like auspices. control at no distant period
the destinies of England.
The meeting was, it seems, originally called by
the High Sheriff' of the county of Dublin, Sir
RICHARD STSZLE, on the requisition of some per.
sous who+, were anxious to testify their exilusive
loyally at the expense of the fair fame and charac-
ter of their fellow-subjects. The meeting pur.
ported to be public; but the High Sheriff ho-
nntly and cuestilutionally took care, by the dis.
Inbittiuu of constables and other obvious means,
to exclude as many of the freeholders as he could
ascertain to be actuated by independent principles.
In the execution of their duty, it seems that the
emastabkre none Bitted some egregious blunders;
rots nfkreillif ofPpearance of some symptoms of
opposition, being comineutled to exclude peruses
London, England, 1821-01-05

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sod Cowers. To which is relied, an ESSAY en 1)0...
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ENT, comprising many Observatium which will be hsind
particolarly useful to the Mistress of a Family.
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London, England, 1821-12-18

ENCYCLOPEDIA AI ETHO POLITA NA.

On the Ist of January nest will be published, price 11.1 s.
the Fifth Part (awl the Four preceding Parts, price 11. Is.

each). of
THE ENCYCLOPXDIA NIETROPOLI-
TAN A. TM' Work has fallen under the Manage-
enrol of New Proprietor., who bare made arrangements for
its permanent eusiti 111 l *nee upon the tirigival Plats, and fur
ilia Galore regular Publication.
11.• A new Prorpectua will be ready for delivery in a
few ay..
Printed for J. Merman ; F. C. and .1. Rivingtou ; Bald.
Crailork, and Joy; Mery I, Neely, and JUIPPII ;
G. awl W. B. Whittaker; Otle, Dutorao, soil Co. London;
.1. Parker, Oxford ; and Lkightou and Sena, Cambridge.
London, England, 1821-12-18

OR, THREE DAYS AT LONG'S.
Old Credulous, Mr. Tayleure; Young Credulous, Mr.
Elliott; Shark, Mr. Villiers; Sharp, Mr. Vale; Nahhawr,
Mr. MilJroball ; Waiter, Mr. Strickland ; Tim, Mr. Wherry.
Amelia Pemberton (dirgriiied as Caplaiu Talbot), Mira S.
Booth ; Fanny (her Warting.msid, disguised to ber Savant
Frank), Muse Realty ; Jenny, Miss E. Scutt.
After which,
I.F. SOLITAIRE;
OR, THE UNKNOWN OF THE MOUNTAIN.
The Unknown, Mr. Porn; Baron D'Heistall. Mr. Power;
*Count de Plll2ll, Mr. r Hut ; Mullein, Mr Elliott ; Cored,
Mr. Yale. Eloise, Miss S. Booth ; Ursula, Ma. Pearce.
In the course of the Drennan as Epilogue will be delivered
by Moss Crisp, a child only sr: 'ears old, her first appear•
tier on any stage.
To conclude with (for the first time at this Theatre) the
laughable piece of
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.

Lillie Pickle. bliss S. Booth, i■ which character she will
introduce the Song of " The Sailor Buy caucting ashore,"
and dance her admit-cc' Hornpipe; Old Pickle, Mr. H.
Bak' r ; John, Mr. Hammund; Tag, Mr. °ahem ; Thomas,
Mr. Strickland. 511. s Pickle, Mr•. Pearce; Maria, MIS/
Scutt; Margery, MI6. Fullil ; 5i...,., Miss Smith.
Tickets 'ad Pisces may be bad of Miss S. Booth, No. I.
Bluenisteery.square ; and of 111 r. Spring, at the Bus-office of
the Uralic.

LAST WEER BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS.
A DELPHI THEATRE, sTRAN
By Authority of the Right Hun. the Lord Chamberlain.
rii-NHIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Dec. IS,
1 and &bin: the Week, will be presented, nn a cal of
imprecerleured ixtent, n new Extravaganza Barletta of Eon,
Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, its three acts, called
TOM AND JERRY;
Or, LIFE IN LONDON.
Principitl Characters :—Corinthian Tum, Mr. Wrench ;
Jerry Hawthorn, 31r. W. Burroughs; Love, Mr. Wilkin-
son ; Host. Dick Trifle, Mr. Bellamy; Ciih, Mr. Calla-
han. Este, otherwise lb. Hun. Mum Trifle, otherwise Sir
Jeremy Brag, otherwise Nan the Match-girl. Mir. Baker;
Sur, otherwise the Hon. Mist Trifle, utile, w.se Captain
Swagger", otherwise Full the Ballad-singer, Mrs. Waylett ;
Jane, otherwise the Hou. Miss Trifle, otherwise Mrs. Al 'mu
mery, 14c Furtune-teller, otherwise Sall the pretty Beggar,
Miss Hammersten.
In the course of the Firer will he Introduced an ASSAUT
IYAR3IES, by two celebrated Professors, who are engaged
txpleokly for the Occasion.
Progression of the Day and Night Scenery and Incidents:
Act 1.-1. Life in the Comstry-2. 1..-fe in Love-3. Lift
in Training-4. Life use Fuut-5. Life ou Howl-rack-6.
Life in Preparation-7. Life in the West.
Act Life in Fancy—A. Life in the Dirk-10.
Life in she Street—lL Life in St. Dunstan's-12. Life iu
11-10. Lite 111 Rags.
Art 111 —l4. Life in Bond street—lS. life in the Stars-
-16. Life in she Fast-17. Life su a Nonplus-IS. Life in
Liniler--19. Life in a Lark-40. Life in a Mask.
A Grand Display of Fireworks.
To conclude with, second time this Season, an admired
Barletta, called
LODGINGS TO LET.
Principal Charsetera--Mr. Watkins Btu-revels, Mr.
and Miss Ilasnraersley.
Boxes 41.—Pit 4s—Gallery Is.
Boxes to be takes of Mr. Callao, from Teu till Four.
London, England, 1821-10-15

THE CHASE.

His Majesty's stag hound■ will meet this day ■t Aseot
Heath ; and on Friday at South Hill Park—each day at ten
o'clock.

H. Julliffe, FJui.'s fux hounds meet this day at Kennel;
Wednesday at Walton Heath; and &tardily at Chaldea
Chard..

The Surrey fax hotrods meet this day at Hammy Greets ;
Thursday at ilia Crown, Ash Hill; and Saturday at Worms
Heal h.
The Sanderatead harriers meet this day, Wedoesday, and
Saturday, at Kennel.
An excellent pack of stag bounds is collecting by the WOO-
ben of the Mellen Haut. towards the completion of which
Lord Brudeuell has sent to the brawl several fine dugs;
and it is said his Lordship will have the control of the peek.
Lord Yarborong►'a hotrods will meet this dav, the 15th
of
October, at Hoodoo ; 118 Wedsesday, the 17th, at Irby
Dales; on Friday. the 19th, at Nor Weoris ; and ao Satur-
day, the 20th, at Wootton Houac•-tack day at eleven.
The Brighton harrier* met on the race-ground us Wed.
meads), last ; the day was fine, sad there was excellent
sport. There were upwards of 100 egnestrians, and tinny
pedestrians. Among the latter we noticed John Richsrds, a
blacksmith, who regularly attends the hoot en fool. He is
new in his 88th year, will all his facollim stilt good, and
can walk with case, we are assisted, twenty miles in a day.
The llkightou barriers will horns regularly on the follow.
jog days:—This day, near Patcham ; Wednesday, near the
Race Course ; Friday, near the Dyke. After the 25th of
December they hunt four times a week, viz.—Mondays, Wed-
nesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Earl Fitawilliern's lilt ►ouads will meet this day at Cu-
nisbrir' Cliff; and on Weduesday at Meibro' Whin—at ten
o'clock each day.
The Hatfield harriers will meet this day at Thorne;
aad on Friday it Woodboure—st ten o'clock each day.
London, England, 1821-10-15

.4 FFAIII UP HONOUR.

SAtorilay an affair of honour was settled in a field adjacent
to Mousey. wood, between Mr. .1. 4 R-- and Mr. s--,
two gentlemen well known as extensively engaged its mock
Exchange transactions. The parties, attended by their
friends, arrived at the spul a risme time Imitate eight o'clock,
when the seconds used every effort to bring the dispute to air
■mieahle adjustm.nt. This haring failed, the gruuud was
measured, and the gentlemen fired, by signal, at thirteen
pares, and exchanged 11141 shot,. Mr. S received Inc halt
of his antagonist under the right breast : surgical assistance
was immeitiairly procured, and although the wound is con-
sidered daugesuus, let sanguine hopes are ent.riaturd that
it will out prove mortal. lie wa■ removed to his residence
near !sling ttttt , nh ch is alit a great distance furls the spot
where the unfortunate busbies% look place. The cause of
dispute is said to h.ve arisen at a t in the City., oa Fri-
day evening, relative to a military officer, wh0're...114116 OW/
occupy a considerable portion of public attention.

CURIOUN PEAT.

.....i......

On the afternoon of S.ititidey, a vertex of the name of
Wyatt, a baker, (sum the neighbourhood of Oxford, nude,_
took for • trifling wager to take up in his mouth a bundrril
stones, placed a yard aparta tu the distance of a II:lodged
ysids, bringing oneat a time, and dropping it from hoc mouth
int• a basket placed a yard from the first stone. In per-
forming this he had to fall on his hands and titers a hondred
times, and run the computed distanee of mom than fire
miles and • half, which h• engaged to do iu forty-six mi-
nutes: he accomplished it thirty srco•ds within the time.
_ _

BANK Nurf.s.

An t of the avenge amount of all proasiiworT notes
and bill, of the G ccccc ur and Company of the Bank of Eng-
land, which have been in circulation during the Quinter
ending the 1011 i day of October, 1821, diotinguishing the te.
apective deuumioations sued values of the several nuns and
bills, and the average amount of the sotto and bill, of each
denommativn and value respectively, pursuant to Act 59
Gee. 111. cap. 49, as nearly as the same can be complied
_ _ r. a. d.

Ditok Notes of 11 4941£ 2,718,121 16 1
5 3.001,801 16 3
IP 3,178,878 3 7
122,492 14 4
10, 1,397,955 17 1l
t 45
30
oo
ao 1,322,204 II 9
1138,202 14
000
000
600
1,006 3 130,144 13 7
Book Post Mils 1624,960 5 5
London, England, 1821-10-15

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Ocitonen 11, ISM
ALL EXCHEQUER BILLS doted it the
Menthe if October, Navaho., and Deeradter, ISSO,
with the Interest doe thereon, will be paid olif oa the 30th
day of October. 1111111, when the Interest will ream. Such
Bills will be received daily (Holidays excepted), fro* Tea
o'clock till One,lllllllii and including the tub day of October,
at this Office, when Lists are to be obtained, containing
leseenctietts fee anwagiag the Bills. The Bearers must en-
dorse each Bill with their reseal Signatures, and write their
Names sad Residences at the bottom of each Liat ; and
where the Names of Holders are inserted in Bills, the
Bearers, sot being such Holders, must previously obtain
their Endorsements. The Bearers must attend to give Re-
ceipts for the Payment.
Payment may be obtained, if rennireil, previous to the mid
30th day of October, spun leasing the Bills fur Esansieatiou
Our Day prior to that on which such Payment is desired.
New Bills, bearing an [merest of Two Peace by the Day
upon every One Hundred Pounds, tied dated the mid 30th
day of October, may be obtained in whale or in part Pay-
meet of Principal, upon ,tatiug Ike vs quired Sonoma! is
0f... • —•-• - • so,-

mil be Wet{w the 36. ditty wf OCI Oh; •
Ezikequer Mlle dated prior to OWlosr,llB2o,
Aare em advertised to be paid of..
London, England, 1821-10-15

is a feu week. will be published, by BALDWIN,
CRA DOCK, and JOY.
I. THE PRIEST, a Novel, in three Volumrs;
and,
2. MAURICE POWELL, a Welsh Tale of nigland's
Troubles; in three volumes.
A 1... recently published, in four volumes, price I/. Ss.
The SISTERS.

To be published early in the ensuing Winter. by BALD.
WIN, CRADOCK, and JOY, in four volumes, Svo.
THE STUDY OF MEDICINE; eumprining
its Physiology, Pathology. and Practiee.
By JOHN MASON GOOD, M.D. F.R S.
Mein. Am. Phil. Soc. and F.L.S. of Philadelphia.
••• These Volumes, in addition to that lately published
ow Nmology, and dedicated, by permission to the College
of Phyweians, will complete the Author's Design; mid coo-
'Witte an entire Body of Medical Science, equally adapted
to the Um of Lecturers, Practitioners, and Students.

TUESDAY, 30th OF THIS MONTH, THE GRAND
MONEY LOTTERY BEGINS.

CA RROLL, the Contractor, reminds his Friends
and Ow Public of the approach of the Drawing. The
Samna has rettiard the most decided approbation ; it
malaise

THREE 30,000/. ! ! !

THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS, and Not Two Blank' to
a Prize. There are No Classes, and every Prise is Sterling
Money.
CARROLL.' Offices, No. 19, Cornhill, and No. 46. Oz-
fonLsireet, have Marais been remarkable for tbe Sale of Ca-
pital Prises. The very last 30,11001. Prize ever drawn, also
No. 411. a 21,0001. Prise, and many smaller Capitals in 11w
last Lottny, were all shared and sold by Carroll.
London, England, 1821-10-15

HOWARD mid CIBBS's BANKRUPTCY.

Saturday the Commissioners in the matter of
Howard and flibbe's bankruptcy continued their
meetings at Geildhall, for the further proof of
debtri. There was a considerable assemblage of
Creditors. ii having bees, expected that the appouit-
went of assignees wotibl take place, in pursuince
of a public notice to that affect-. •
htv: MorrrAcur, et half-past one o'clock, ro•e
arid Old, fbat seeing a large body of creditors in a'-
tendency. 'probably wader the impression that the
nomination of assignees would take place that day,
he felt it hie duty to apply to the Court. ii; ofirdi-
e"ce to 11w twice he Ore on a former day, for the
postponement of the appuiatment of assigueea encl. r
esistmg circtuaittatace.. It was kaolin that U.*
Comintosionees had not yet decided respecting a
very large debt (one exceeding 30,0001.), to oluOt
their attention had been already much dnmwo art
several private meetings, and it was but psi, that,
until some decision was obtained upon the claim to
t% Inch he alluded, no appointment of asisigntre
should take place. He now formally subedited lise
epplication tbtbst effect. •

The Comaniitounere accordingly 'postponed the
appointment of resigners; until day of Nu.
vember nett. without prejudice to the ckums or
interests of any party.
A number of creditors then withdrew. The
Commissioners received depositione in proof of a
number of small debts claimed upon the bark-
ratite' estate. •
A Gentleman named %Irolleh war exaniiiied re-
eptectieg a bill, which it was paid lie haul agates, tor
Howard and Gibbs. list December, fur 9.934. end
which was accepted by thefts; i.e eau. he Ind uu
recollection of such a eircunietence, aid he now ay.
phesl to prove a debt of between 4 and 300/. I but
upon his memory 'wing refreshed by Mr. Garb.,
who said tkit the bill was drawn and accepted
neon heir (Iloaaitl rind Gibbi) promise to rederite
a errtain annuity which lie !add from a NOldrll/1111.
he (Mr. Vls'alsh) recoliecord the ball, but knew nu-
thing about its raittroce at thy presriat
muiurnt—
it might, he avid, be drpo.itttl among :close 'Aspens
at his bunkers.

The Commissioners swirl, that the bill must be
proffneed before Mr. %VOA cookd prove; he ifTillor.
diately went to 11e . his bahkers. rn
ascertain if it was to be found there autos% has
papers, but had not returned alien the Commis.
siuners adjourned, at half-past two o'clock.
London, England, 1821-03-01

COON INCII.4NGR, Paiiiiraiew NI.

Mihough we had but little Wheat fresh in this morning
the trade was not so brisk as on Monday, and ably the
boleti samples could be disposed of, for w►ieh Missidsy'a
prices were obtained. We had a tok &de arrival of Bath,
►runt Suffolk, which met heavy sale, particularly t►e inf.riur
gaalities, but there is no al►eration in the prices of that
ulicle or of Beaus, Prue, o► o.ls.
London, England, 1821-03-01

MR. HAYDON'S PICTURE of
"CHRIST"{ AGONY is the GARDEN" IS NOW
OPEN for Exhibition at the Great Reniin, 29, Si. James's-
street.—rAtlerission, le.

AT TWELVE THIS DAY!!!-THREE TWENTY-ONE
THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, CONSOIA AND
MONEY, MUST BE DRAWN, AND PERHAPS
THREE 11ONR ttl.ooo IN THE COURSE OF
THE DAY.
London, England, 1821-09-08

A ROBBEffS NEST.

On Thursday evening Mr. Pocock, • Gentleman residing
at Kilburu Priory, Edgware-road, arrived at the Mary-k-
-bone Police-office, and stated In Mr. Griffiths, the Magis-
trate, that he had two stacieenpied 11011111111 in his neighbour-
hood, mod that upon entering one of them the previous day,
be found to his astonishmeut concealed Ender some straw
some tire arms, one of which was loaded ; he hail nu doub,„
he said, that they were placed there by robbers, and be wished
to consult the Magistrate upon the course which it would
be most proper to take upon the occasion. The Magis-
trate very properly recommended that the arms should nut be
removed, and that some officers should be placed to watch
on the spot without delay. Mr. Pocock concurred in this
recommendation, and said that the neighbourhood was of
late infested with desperate characters, and summered the re-
cent firing upon Mr. Macdonald's butler. Drummond and
Morris were sent from the office to remain on the spot they
remained there all Thunailny night,but the fellows, Ito doubt,
having heard something, WM Made their appearance since.

The naval command at Cork is, it is said, to be
reduced on the expiration of the tube for which Ad-
miral S.r JOSIAH ROWLEY was appointed; and a
frigate. instead of a liiie-uf-battle ship, is to bear
the flag of the Commander-in-Churl. Admiral
Lord CoLviLLE, it iv added, will be the successor
of Sir J. ROWLEY.—( Cork Intelligence.)
Last week the Hun. Lady HARE, of Stow Hall,
Norfolk, paid u visit to Castleaere, for the purpose
of viewing the fine ruins there, and whilst iu the
act of speaking to one of her attendants, her foot
slipped, ■he fell and fractured her leg, and also
dislocated her ankle. Her Ladyship was taken to
her carriage and immediately driven home, and a
medical attendant was instantly sent for. We are
happy to hear that her Ladyship is doing very
favourably.--(Cambridge Chronicle.)
The venerable Sir JOHN HILL, Bart. of Hawk-
stone, has lost two of hs sons within five days. His
youngest son, Mr. EDWARD HILL, died on Wed-
nesday week ; and on Monday, the Rev. RICHARD
HILL, after a very short illness.
London, England, 1821-09-08

COMMUNICATION FROM THE KING.

The following u it copy of o letter odilrellPed tto
bit Excellency the Lord Lieutenant by V i%cousit
S.tltnouth, hie Secretary of Staw for lbw
Home Deplornent

" Dublin Cosile, 11.-pienaberll. 11121.
" My Losta—The time n( the Kinex depariass from Ise-
Isiol being arrived, I fin commanded by Mil I!sleety to en-
Iwo 8. los en toe approbation if the enamorr in whirl* pce-
'ions SWIM( in civil and military situations In theCityi4
Dublin •iiil iii neighhoin howl hive retrofitted their several
(Niue. during the prriosl of his Majesty'ci residence. in Ilk rod
of the kingdom. His Illairsty I. nksard to consider, that is
your Excellency his acknowledgments are partictilsrly aut.
lie I. couvrions how Much be owes to Year fice•ltensis art.
genii .... Sand arrangements; and Ills Windy gladly *vat_
himself of Yr./111i091 Of deflating the high arose "`"
cult 1 tadis of illy ability, tein;ter, and 6. moves silk shwa'
London, England, 1821-09-08

•
So

• •

of his Majesty's squadron; and the King's boat (ptint•4
green) was manned, and put out from his Majesty's ysi hi,
the router■ being &eased iu blue santfortsis, turned up with
scarlet, their oars painted green, richly gilt. The ;Messina
with whit h their oars kept time," as they approached the
shore, rained the greatest wimiration. The host, having
entered the harbour, lay under the pavilion at titeptout ti ar.l
fur him Majesty's .embarkation.
At the sound of the trumpet a strong sensation was ec.
cited smoug the people. The shipping were sera to ho ss
their sag, and streaniers, soil it was generally rompoused
that Lis %Imjesty was then approaching the pier; Ih'a w.rs
found, however, ■ut to he the raw, and »Cies lookmg .wt
in 'till for the royal earth'', the peopte stain dorected
their eves towards Mr. Kent mail his tnarine ',loran de.
In addition to those •Irestrly meat lolled, we noticed
Castleettote, the• Earl of Wicklow, Lord
Laud Casilestewart. General Davie, ikv. rte.

At twenty wituutra to mown oo'cloek n co... Tier
attionnonced to the Lord Lieutenant the approach of 100.
Jest, ; ie a few minutest an otlieer of the laroo,r•
coming at full speed ; he had sealer arrived at the sent
a number of Gentlemen rode in at full gallop, with ttiew Kam
or, and crying, "The King! the Kong r A troop ortaneovoi
preceded loos Alajcsty'r carriage, which was au.reownoeri to. Oho
officers of his staff; haw and handtereloiefa were at,., •
in every direction, and the shoots that reverherato-ot 11:41411 are
hills were almost enough to " shake earth i fit retort.'

His Majesty, on alighting. was received ha his Ever-Memos
for Lord Ideateomit, the Lord Mayor, and the rfimitsgssiobni
and noble characters who bad assembled at the royal term.
When his Majesty entered the tent, the royal est was imme-
diately hoisted over it ; sad this being a siguat f•r the sloops
of war, who were to convoy his M tj!sty, of the x_
rival at the pir r, a r yal ',lute was fired from the
which was anewerell by t be overpoirering and deafening Omuta
of myriads of spectators, who thronged 1111. hills around, no
far as the eye could reach. Hi' Majesty bowed moat gra-
ciously on entering. the Pavilion—be was dressed to the
undreso of the Wiudsor uniform, with white trousers mei
round hat, and remained uncovered, the band reformist*
" (;od save the Kiag." His :Majesty appeared is tacelltat
bodily and spirits.
An Address from the Inhabitant* of Dublin, which had
bees prepared by the Committee, wen p emoted, anal read
to his Majesty by the Lord Mayor.
London, England, 1821-09-08

LAWS OF LANDLORDS, TENANTS, AND LODGERS.
This Jay is publirbed, price 3s. 6tl sewed,
THE LANDLORD, TENANT, mod
LODGER'S LEGAL GUIDE and ADVISER:
containing Instructions fur taking or letting of Bode,
Houses, or Apartment, ; with approved forms and precedents
of Leaser, Agreement., Assignments, Surrenders, Notices,
Ike. including ample Instructions for Landlords to con-
duct themselves legally sod securely towards their Tenants
and to enable Tenants to plaid *gains. encroaching Laud.
lord., with clear and Practical Directions for making a Dis-
tress fur Rent. Written originally by JOHN PAUL and
ROBERT SUTTON, F..riss. Ban isteis at Law. Eleventh
Edition; cu.rrctrd to the wield time by T. WILLIAMS,
Esq. Author of 6' Ese.y Mrn his lIIVU Lawycr."
London Printril fur F. C.and J. Rivinglun; .1. Richard-
non; J. M. Richard...of ; Losignsau and Cu ; Bahasa'. mid
Cu.; I aekingtiin sod Co.; Sherwood, Neely, And Jones; G.
sad U B. W hittaker; sod E. Edwards; and W 164,11 and
Sons, k.
London, England, 1821-09-08

LAACASTER ASSIZES.

These Assizes commence this day. The following is a
list of ibe Prisoners to be tried iu the Crown Court, classed
agreeably 10 the new arrangement, which is so advantageous
to all parties. Thomas Rochinurid Gale Braololyll, Eq. is
the High Sheriff. Safford Hundred:—John Bailey and Jar.
Mello, (or horse-dealing ; Goliah Chaddertun, Eli Swift,
Thomas Perkins, Daniel Admits, James Bircloemoigh, other-
wise Pincher, and Sanowel Sutcliffe, for highway rubbery;
Jobe Hill, Alezonder Paine, John Itralinaon, mod William
Openslow, fur uttering forged notes; Richard Clough, John
Barlow, John Parkinson, and Joseph Reyner, for man-
slaughter; George Leech, for embezzling his employee's
property; Job Ellison, fur burglary. West Derby, and Lea-
ked Hundreds:—John Livingstone, Daniel Burn., John
Williams, Mary James, Ju►hua Junes, Joshua Mourbee, amid
John Watson. for burglary; William Heaton sod William
Byrom, fur highway robbery; William Marklantl, fur for.
grey; William Davos and William Drennan, fur maliciously
shouting with intent to kill; James Wardo for harbouring
the Won ; J.mea Cheethain, Thomas Morris, and William
Rooney, fur aiding and abetting in the shooting; John Hall,
fur embezzling Ms employer's property; John Morrow, John
Rangoon, and John Rubinson, for manslaughter; W. Worth-
ington, for a detestable crime; and 1). Ma►quis, fur uttering
forged notes. Blackburn, Assounderness, and tonsdate
Hundreds :—Willtens Townley and Edward Juhmoo, fur
melding in a dwellourlioure; Lambert Charles, Fletcher
Bailey Junes, others Ise James Jones, fur borwrotesling ; Wm.
Sanderson, John Harrison, Askew Brunk, James Bradley,
and Wen. Falcon, for manslaughter; William Stanfield and
Julia Cuckshott, fur burglary; George Rameboltom, fur
stealing cash-notes; Henry Clayton, for aiding mid assisting
Charles Ramsbuttune in embezzling and secreting 8001.
lire property of Messrs. Hargreaves and Disgdalc. at New-
church.
London, England, 1821-09-08

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FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Arrivals at Brunet's Hotel, Leicester•square :—Prinee
Eaterhasy from Ireland ; Count and Countess de Crouir and
Madame de la Hay from Scotland; Le Baron de Stsclkleberg
from the Continent ; Is Baron Eindee from Grrmany ; •nd
Monsieur de Somunsuff from Russia. Drpartures :—Le
Baron de Tuyll, Russian Minister to the Court of Liriboo,
■nd smite.

Jobs Gearoeh, E.q. bas left the Waterloo Hotel, !erne's.
street, fur his seat near Aberdeen.
Arrivals at Greillon's lintel, Albemarle-street :—Colonel
Saladare and John Wirer', Esq. from a tour.

BRIGHTON, SEPTEMBER 4.

We still live in the hope that the King will Lind
here from behind. The Palace is in condition for
the reception of his Majesty, though, excepting a
very few servants, it has no occupants at present.
Mr. C. C. and Lady Catherine Cavendish left
the York-hotel yesterday for Pulborough, whither
they are to be joined by Lord GeorgeCaveirdndi and
• select party ; the Gentlemen calculating upon the
pleasures of a shooting excursion.
London, England, 1821-09-08

EMBARKATION OF HIS MAJESTY.

Ili. Majesty then descended the sloping avenue that lei
to the barge, and with great activity jumped into it. The
pollee. who kept the shore, were forced form their stations
by the crowd, who rushed forward with precipitation.
The Lord Lieutenant and suite, Lord gidmnuth. (cc
followed the King. Four gentlemen (two of them in tiding
dresses, with spurs on), laid hold of the rudder stud clung to
it ; three fell into the ester, and f•irly swain to the show :
they sat ceeded in slooking his Msjosty's hand; one of thews
more persevering than the rest, stuck fast to the redalet
like a haraiels, and sueeeetled in maintaining himself .here.
'swill his. Majesty, opprebensive fur big safety, ordered him
to Ice conveyed on hoard a hinge in attendance, mid eon-
deseentlingly thanked him for his seal. A female who sp.,
neared desirous to band the King a paper, was Mao fu cod
into the water by the overwhelming crtwet!.
The royal barge, stretching ke,oss the hartmeq rea
the Royal George twill' • salute from the Bret, w►ich
maintained during the King's prove... said answered by
the guns frum the tower., the Pigeon-house, ■ud the Part•.
The day was uninterruptedly 6ae; it was the only Sae Jay fur
eight days past.
London, England, 1821-09-08

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, llrrlanuret 7.
There. was a very full maikit this 'nor ll ioo g or all dewily-
tious of Caisle, whirls with dafically obtained last Illoutlay's
prices. There is no alteration io else priers et Hay, Straw,
and Clover.
London, England, 1821-09-08

MARRIAGF.L

On-irednesday, the bib instant, at St. Mania's Chrreb,
York, Jame.' C. Chattertoo, Esq. Captain la the 4th regiment
f slragume guardo, sou of the late Sir Jansen Chatterton, of
C:islie Malmo, Bart. to Anisette, youngest daughter of JIIIMS
Atkinson, Esq. of I.endale, York.
Oa Tuesday last, at Woodstock, by the Rev. Dr. Mstor,
John S. Yandeleur, Esq. of Rs!akin., is the county of Oars.,
to Emily Anne, eldest daughter of the late Arthur Makin),
Esq. of Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
'Thursday, at St. Geneges Church, Hamover-square, Mr.
'ohm Granwhaw, of Queen-street, Montagu-square, to Muss
Narcissi H uutlry, of she Edgware.road.
DEATHS.

On Friday, the 24th ult. at 11e5,.11 Lodge, Kent, the rat
of I.ord Teyohnin, Mr. John GriSo, eldest soa of Mr.
Gratis', of Gukien-square.
On Ihursday, the Bth otaient, In the unutterable vier of
her afflicted bulkhead and family, a few boars •fo,
birth to a still-born son, !induce*, the beloved wifr ..1 JIM"'
Hugo Grecowell, Esq. of Ikntiucl:•streel,
snooker, in the thth year of her age.
On Wednesday last, the Rey. George Cope, D D. Casey
Resideetiary of the Cathedral of Hereford, to the lititb year
of his age.
. .

A few days since. at Southampton, Miss Maria Stewart.
datighter in law to Mrs. Stewart, of the SI. James's llotd,
Jernayn•street.
At SI. Ames, Barbsdoes, on the 12th July last, Mrs.
Cumming, ►elict of Captain Cumming, Deputy Asaistsia
Quartermaster-General of that island, daughter of the Isie
Baron de Bretton, of the tainted of St. Croix. •
On Monday last, aged 78 years, Mrs. Noreott, wife of
Edward Himont., Esq. of ►ilworth, county Cork.
At Fsrm►ill, toasty Mayo, Jolla Arbuthnot, Esq. eldest
ton of the Des. of Cluyne.
At the Yarn Hall, Dublin, Margaret, wife of Francis
Warren, F.sei Chamberlain to that establishment.
In George- s ‘t, Portman-squsre, Ann, the wife of
Thomas Charles Steuart, of Rock Cup ry Castle, iu the count)
of Monaghan, and sister of Sir Charles Ditto., Bart.

Printed and PubHebei at TIIE BRITISII PRESS sad THE
GLOBE Office, No. 117, Strand, by C. CORM% ELL,
of the Strand.