biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-03

SOPTH AMERICA.

There are the following vessels stationed we the South
American station, set-wiling to the Ad ally Official Quar-
terly litinflle (rxclusive of ships, &r. I. the West ladies), fur
the protrction of British Curnmerce
:
Alacrity sloop, 19 guns, Captain T. Porter ; Aurora, 46
guns, Cant. H. Pr. scull; Pe ism., 10 guns, Capt. T. Bon_
crier ; Blossom, 20 guns, Captain A. 11161.ean ; Con wins., 20
Runs., Captain B. ; Crrole, 42 guns, Cwt...., Min.
F. Spencer ; Doris, 42 guns (Brasil), Captain Fred. E. V.
Vernon.

TUC FUNDS.—The market yesterday was very
steady, and h utliiug doing: Consols tor Account
ore 81;1 ; ditto fur Money, £lln ; New 4 per
1"3:1; India Conde, 50 pr.; Eselitimr
Rills, 3 5 pr.; ditto Small. 5 8 pr. Foreign
Stocks: Spanish (New), 64k 65f, ; Old ditto, 74
741; Neapolitan, 7ii 77a.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT was in Exeter on Pride!•
last, and viewed the autiquities and beautlis olthe
cathedral, with which he expressed him.elf much
delighted.
The lion. HENRY KIN() nod Colonel PERCETAT.
are candidates for the re I,i ettlatlUn of the County
Sligo, in the remit of the late Mr. O'HARA.
C. K. O'HARA, Esq. sm. of the deceased Member,
has declined the invitation of his friends to come
forisaid upon lit present occasion.
A letter from Ipswich, tided Sunday night, Sep-
ternher IJ, says—" This town has been in a hustle
neatly all day for the election of a few petty officers
of the Corporation. The rude conduct in the
Town Hall to ore of our Chief Miigistrates has been
highly repreliensilile ; neither his age, rank ist
nor ins olEcial situation, has protected him from this
rudeness, nor respect for the day (Slimily) could
restrain them—it is surprising that a party possess-
ing such high respect for " Church and king" hail
not endeavoured to keep within something like de-
cency and dycortarn ; the paltry ailvaidage to be
gained overbalanced every thing. At half.prist ten
o'clock on Sunday night the poll closed, and the
Blues or Tories carried the election of the Water
Bailiff, Town Crier, and Bridewell Keeper t such
pow-a-days is the Tory victory !
London, England, 1822-10-03

-or mew an a prekit for any Aaabta. 1414 these
'very peonies tad assisted is arming up the Con-
itution;roted iA it. articles, alter they bud hefts dis-
cussed, ana.now that the stork was lissibbi'dt refused
to sign it.

This is not probable, nor it it porsible that such a
'condition elsodld exist in tbei► powers or creden-
tials); the►efo►e propose to refer them to the Com-
Mittee of the Constitution, to be exemilied as far ns
they relate to this subject. The President put this
proposal to the vole, which *se approved.

gPTEU nRR IS.

It app►aring that there is a deficiency of corn in
the line m, the Agrictilterld Committe propose to
admit foreign 'corn 'to be•depositrd in the port of
Lisbon.

L Aay nrerehsat shall b at aterly to itoport foreign cora
(Irigo wheat) bolo Ike purl of Lisboa for the weal three
stihjret to eertais regehttioas.
11. Meta the average rice of Purlagnele Corm is SOO
ties, foreign ciao shall be admitted as follows :

1. 111'ben the average prise is blisters SOO soil 1000 rie%
foreign Cots iiisy be itsied i■ impel proportion will' Portu-
guese, dist is bolt of sub.

2. Whim site *miffs rice is between 900 mud 900 ries.,
two-thirds of foreign ears ssay.be sod.

3. When the average escrei gee riot, the *hok quantity
say be foreign.

'Ermines 15.

The Coentoiltea aT the Constitution presented its
Vpitaron Oh the Wet,' yet to be taken in swearing to
bled publishing it.

they propose that his Majesty shall repair to
the Palace of the Coin's on the Ist October, to
take the oath in fins, end that the President hav-
ing presented to his *leafy the Holy Evangelista.
he shall lay his right hand on the boot mod say.
"SI accept and swear to observe and cause to be ob-
served. the political Constitution of the Portuguese
Monarchy. which the Constitutional Corks of the
slime nation have jest decreed."

SEPTEMBER 19.

The dpinion of the Committee proposing a de-
Wee in seven articles relative to Brasil (which has
almody 'been printed), declaring the acts of the
Government of Rio null. recalling the Prince
Royal, ice. was discussed, and gave rise to it very
long and auittiated debate, the continuance of which
vas adjourned to the next sitting.
The Coves having approved of the opinion of the
'Committee of the Cnn►titutiou on the application
of some Deputies of Brazil, who desired that their
functions should be considered as terminated, he.
cause the province that sent them did not egret-,
'which opinion .as (minded on the circumstance
that this disagreement (dissideasia) wag not certain,
add therefore they should retain their functions till
these provinces should name other Deputies to the
Cortes, convoked at Rio, the Deputies proposed
to defer signing the Constitution fur the present.
(-Lisbon Papers, September
London, England, 1822-10-03

GUILD OF MERCHANTS.

We understand the following resolution will be
passed at the next meeting of the Guild on Mon-
day, the 14th October, ■t the New Hall ou Wel-
lingion-qusy :
Resolved—That as Roman Catholics are by the law of the
laud eligible to be Members of this Goitil, mod as there is so
rule or by-law on our books to exclude them, we, therefore,
in order to demonstrate our loyalty to the King, our respect
for the laws, and our e►teem and friendship roc our fellow-
citizens, de hereby declare our intention to support wish our
votes and interest, tee admission of such rnmetable mer-
chant, of this city as may offer themselves withort religiose
diatiwcfior.

CASTLEIIII, SEPTIIIIIICR 26

A Court of Sub-Cumusimioners has beet) wiling
at the Excise 6:ace in this town, for the tart two
days, invr►tigrting various complaints for breaches
of the Excise L4wo, brought against prrsous under
license, in several parts of this county. Mr. Henry
Drone Grady, and Mr. Pentland, solicitor, are in
attendance 011 beh•alf of the Revenue Board.

At the fair of Ball, on Tuesday last, there was
as large and as flute a show of every description of
stock us has at any time been exhibited at that esta-
blished fair. There was some demand, and several
soles were effected at the reduced prices of the
presort day. The highest offer fur prime .bullocks
was 141. los. The same would have heretofore
readily sold fur 25/. Every kind of stock bore
about the same proportion to former prices. Roth
landlords ■nd bottlers appear still to indulge some
faint hopes of an advance at the approaching fair of
Brllia.yloe, and many hold over their stock for
that celebrated mart ; but the prevailing opinion
seems to Iw, that the prices of the present time
are as high as they are likely to he.—(Mayo Con-
stilvtiess.)
Never was a more abundant harvest than the
prraent, and w consequence the prices of corn and
potatoes have already fallen so low as to leave very
little hope that the grower will be able to boast of
much iu the slisiw oh profr—but we believe no such
thing is thought of, except by those who intend to
pay nu rent.—(/bid.)

On Tuesday morning- 129 prisoners of both sexes,
who were tried at the late Srssions, and sentenced
to various terms of imprisonment, and some to be
publicly, and others privately whipped, were re-
moved in hackney coaches from Newgate to the
House of Correction. The House of Correction,
previously to ibis removal, woo so over.atoeked with
prisoners, that it was intended to remove soils of
them from thence to Cleikrnwell prison.
London, England, 1822-10-03

sass Parolf.

Miss Paton war born at Edinburgh in October
1801. Her father, who is a person of distinguished
professional maisteace, and much devoted to the
line site. discovered In his daughter, even whys a
child, the most singular musical talent. When
sole two years old, she could name any tone or
smai.tont on hearing it mended ; which was fre-
ineptly ascertained by musical professors at the
time. This was heat dtocovered in a curious way by
her calling out to her mother in the night, when the
watchman called the hear—" That is 13 flat,"
which was immediately found to be true. When
four yeses of age, she played the pianmforte and a
small beep, and . elms sang not only with some tee.
ratios, but with • sort of style peculiar to hrtsell.
Before her fifth year, she extemporised with ear-
prising ability on the pianoforte. When eight
Teas of ugh she gave six public concerto in Edin-
burgh in one season. where she played the piano-
forte sod harp, ming, and recited " Alexander's
feat," " Ode to the Passions." and
ether principal pieces. Her performances in those
various departments were so remediable, as to pro-
cure fashionable and everflowiag audiences on every
occasion. When she was abinst time years and a half
old, her father was induced, by promisee. of powerful
patronage, both in his ewe pmfessiun and that of his
daughter, from semoirtetthe Scotch nobility, and
particularly her Greer the late Duchess of Gordon,
titmouse his family to I.ondon. Miss Paton then
performed ut the concerts of the nobility, and had
ao 'nasal public benefit, the last of which was at-
tended by a flamer's* and brilliant assembly, in-
chiding Count Mastiff, and other distinguished per-
sonages. Miss Paton'' grandmother was bout •
mssicisa ; she lived in the village of Strsihbogie,
Aso called Dandy, in A besdeeashire. She played
the violist, sod, although never professional. her
fain* mss so great, the the Duke of Cumberland,
on his way to CullOrlen field, went, with some of his
officers and ninsiciano, to hear her. His !loyal
Highness mid Isis company were so surprised and
delighted with her performance, especially of
Scotch airs, that he presented her with a superb
Ralf of silk tartan. This NON scarf has been pre-
served almost unworn, fur nearly • century, until
another distruguialied patinsiage, viz. the Heiman
Plstaff, bonneted Miss Paton with a similar present
of Indult manufacture.
London, England, 1822-10-03

18 ELAND.

mums. siregaisse 30.
His Eseatllency the Lard Limitation' is at the
Vice-Regal Lodge at present, tw which he returned
on Saturday ; ■ud iu the evening entertained • pri-
vate party at dinner.
His Excellency gave • sumptuous dinner yester.
day. when the following Noblemen and Gentlemen
were present :--
Lord Longford, Lord noises, Colson! de Roos, Colonel
Sowell, Colour, Thermion, Calash. Wooslow,

The Marquio of Doatishire awl the Bishop of
Ossory are amongst the latest urrivals hem Boglitiod,
We have grettt pleasure in transcribing the fol-
lowing front the Paltiut It has been con&
deistly rumoured during the last few days. that the
Hon. and Very Key. the Dealt of St. Patrick's is
to obtain, not the Bi,lioprie of Down, but that of
Clogher."—(Dublin Freeman.)
London, England, 1822-09-26

EA /41n ST INDIA HOUSE, Sarres 23, 11120.
THE COURT of DIRECTQRS of ,the,
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LA D, eroding to Um EAST INDIES, do hereby gine.
Notice, •
That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE-
HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposal/ In writing*
waled up, on or before WEDNESDAY the 23d of tle.•
sober, 1822, from such Peosoas as may be willing to supply
the Company with
IRON SHOT AND SHELLS;
Goa the Conditions of 'be .Cloneset-ovny ler wen on op-
piirstiun to she Cork of the nid COMINISMOP, whom
the Proposal. man be left before Elton* of the Clark In
the Forenooo of the said 23d day of October, after which
hoar the Committee will not receive any Tender.
PETER AVBEft, Aisistant Seeretary.

Loodon,Septesadver OA,
E WRITER of se ANONYMOUS
LETTER addressed to Ibe EAST INDIA HOUSE,
dated the 21,1 iostaat, and Nearing the povl mark of
" Charles street, Solo," is informed, (bat the Party to whom
the said Letter was directed, is desirous of receiving any
further coenemosticalion upon the *object to which II
-
elks..
London, England, 1822-09-26

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DINNER to MR. HUME at MONTROSE.

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The dinner given to our highly deserving Repre-
sentative took place in the Guildhall hem on Fri-
day last. Considerubly more this') one hundred
gentlemen were present, including the most respec-
table inhabitants of the ;
London, England, 1822-09-26

THE MONTHLY CENSOR. No. V. will
be Itobbohed OCTOBER 1, price 29.8 J. oontaisiog
Fitly Armlet, assoatrat which are the following:—
TH EOLOGY :—Berroir's Summary of Faith and Proc.
lice—Ranken's !outliners of Theolon—Bishop of Losston's
Charge—Archdeacon of Derby's Charge—. Gillespie os the
Seasons—Gaaltiu'a Farewell Sermon—Evaiis's Dirties of the
Poor—Broad Slone of Hamm r. POLITY :—Nolan's
Speech, and Tracts on the Poor L.tws.—Europe and Ame-
rica, by De Pradt—Huzbes, Chatfield, Lord Erskine, sad
Sheridan, on the Greeks--Life of Benrenoto Centel—
Simond's Switzerland. PHYSICS s—Preocot our Coperil-
eas—Sibora'a lustructions —Letter So Soane, ors the New
Canrches—Sussexiensis on Wyatt's Monumental Trophy—
Hogg Si the Collate of Carnations. PHILOLOGY :
Cceur de Lion, by Miss Porden—Errors of Extasie—lsn't it
Odd ?—Cosrt of Holyrood—Lollarits— House of Ravenspar
,—Remains of H. K. White-amid Index Aristophawicirs.
Printed far F. C. and J. Riviagton, No. 6i, St. Poet
Church-yard, and No. 3, Waterloo place, Pallzsall; sad
G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Are Maria lase.
London, England, 1822-09-26

CORN EXCHANGE, Sammie' 23.

We have had no arrivals of any train more Monday. sad
although the demand this months( •OS very slack, yet picked
samples of new Moat att'd on as good terms as oo tkrt
day; bat 'here were so boyers of %'beat of laal yell
growth, the price of which is quite nominal, particularly so
fur the inferior qualities. New Barley memo daU sale at
Itlonday's quotations. Oats are rather in request. especially
fine fresh Cori, which sold freely at Moamay's rice,. hi
Beaus and Pease there were no alteration.

MARRIAGES.
On Tuesday, by special berate, by the lard Bishop of
London, at Hanytou Court PAlace, the Earl of Liverpool to
Miss Mary Chesty...
Us Tonality, the 4416 iestunt, at Chf ildellarehe Sirrr?,
by she Rev. Thomas Harrison, A.ll , Captain Joha
ILN , to Mary, youngest daughter of Daum! Shirley. Esq.
At St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by she Rev. P. Lefton, his
only son, William .1. Henry Lefito, to Charlotte, dsuehl"
of George Prodon.urCurristown, in the county Westmenhr
Esq. Barrister-at-law.

DEATH.
Os Sunday lasi, Mr. Y. Woodilborpe, of Fetter la",
(sparer.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY•
Horsing 7 afire 10. I Evening 38 after IL

Prisead sad Pabllshe4 at THE BRITISH PREIPI *GS
THE GLOBE flip, N.. WY, Strard, w CHARLES
CORNWELL, of the Straod.
London, England, 1822-09-26

POPULATION OP THE WORLD.

According lo • Statistical Chart published in s Neapolitan
J I,'t►e universal population of the Globe is 631 tail-
Hose, ilios miltdivided-172 millions in Europe; 330 tailbone
in Asia; 70 millions in Afries; 40 millions i■ America;
asd 20 millions in lbe eater parts.
• Eslimele by approxinssiive—ln Europe: Births, per an-
num, 0,371,370 ; per diem, 17,433; hour, 727; misuse, 61;
wood,. 1.

Deane, per maim, 5,058,812 i per diem, 13,860; hour,
677; ramose, 66; aerosol, I.
la the entire universe—Births per annum, 23,407,407
per diem, 64,130; boor, 2,672 ; minute, 148; second, 6.
Deaths per annum, 18,588,235; per diem, 50,927; hour,
2,121; minute, 135 ; second, 7.
Persons arrived rat the age of 100—In 1800, according to
Larrey, there were at Cairn 35 iodividosls who had attuned
to the age of 100 sad upward.. In Spoil" in the last age,
were to be seen at Sl. Jess-de-Page, a souls of Gallicis, IS
old persons, the youngest of whom was 110, mid the oldest,
117; their ages made together 1,499 years. England is
grew rally accounted to contain 3,100 Individuals of one
►undred years old. At t►e commeurenient of the pre-
sent centor.y, there wire is Ireland 41 individusla from
the age of 96 to 104, in • population of oily 47,000 mule.
le Russia, amongst 891,652 dead, in 1814, there were 3,531
individuals of from lento 131 yearn of age. In Hungary,
the family of Jean Ronne has faraidtett the exempt., of the
must extroordisary longevity. The father lived 172 years,
his wife 164 years; they were married fur 141 years, aid the
youngest of their children woo 115..
Daniel Bernoulli calculated that the Inoculation of the
small-pox has been the memos of prolonging human life by
three years, and the new observalises of Lhavillord gave lbia
mac result from nicciostiont.
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COAL MARKET, erwmatoke SD.
Skips at Market. 'Ships sold Price.
34 Newcastle
6 Sitedorl444l

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London, England, 1822-09-26

FASHIQNABLE ifOVBIIBNTS.

I The Dowager Deckle's of Richmond and the Ladies Leo-
nel have arrived at
.Itithmond from the Cuoutem of Car-
bone's'. 'est, Pain's Hill, Surrey.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford and family are
daily expected is tower fl•om their seat, Daurobia Castle,
Sutbe►lasdshire.
The Earl and Couplets of Warwick and family have ar-
rived at their house is Reimport-!lace from the Confieent.
The Bartel Aberi ) has arrived at hit seal, Eridgd
OWle, System, fruit a tour.
Lady Willoughby has afrilreil at bee teat, Grimstborpe
Castle. Liweeleshire, (rum biiifetihstm.
Lady Smith has arrived at the Countess of Galloway's seat
is Yorkshire from a tour.
Count and Commie's D'Aglie left town on Tuesday n■ a
visit to the Right Hos. Joh■ and Mrs. Trevor, at their seat,
Brenham Hall, near Bedford.
Hoe. M►s. de Beauvoir has left tows for her seal its Berks.
The Han. B. Craven ►as arrived at his brother's (the Earl
of Cr ' ) house, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, from a
tour.
Mr. and Lady Mary Browslow have arrived at their
father's (the Earl of Darnley) meat, Cobham Hall, Kest,
front Malvern Wells.
Colonel sod Mrs. Pinwheels. have arrived in Charles-
street, Berkeley-aware, frees the Continent.
Mrs. Hems Purvis bee kA the Earl of Bksintee's boom
is St. James's-square, fur South End.
J. P. Tudway, Esq. M.P. left Blake'. Hotel, Jerseys.
weer, yesterday, on a lour.
Janes Manse, Esq. has arrived at Mr. Yaeglian't seat,
Over Court, rest Bristol, (rota a 'bootleg party in Norfolk.
Arrivals at Fester's Hotel, St. James's-street :—Thonsas
Page, Esq. from his seat, Cobham ; sod Parrett, F".
frees a tour.
Mr. sad Mts. Philip Bennet left the Waserlee Hotel, Jer.
eryn-atrser, yesterday flues their seas, Roughens Hall, sear
Rory N. Edmund's.

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11W

the Faith, however, Tertneotation is observed, and
the yoke of the Revolutionists is supported with
greater anxiety and impatience."
We are still without couriers from Madrid, be-
cease the royalist guerillas totercept them, by order,
it is said. of the Supreme Junta. This conduct
hails* reasonable aim ; from it commerce suffers,
and the public draw from it no very favourable con-
clusions ; for why ■re the couriers not allowed In
pass if they bring intelligence of the success of the
Royalists in Andalusia and Old Castile?—(Journal
des Delmis.)

BARCELONA, SEPTEMBER
Terror is the order of the day in our city. Within
eight days numerous arrests have taken place among
persons supposed to be unfriendly to the new system:
Sixty of these persons have been embarked. The
place of their destination is nut known. The
country is coveted with Royali.t bands, and new
ones are formed daily. Meantime we are over.
whelmed with contributions of all sorts, and com-
merce is absolutely null. Misery is at its height.
[A list is then given of the persons arrested and
embarked, chiefly priests, monks, military officers
and persons in public employments.]
Those who have drawn up the lists of proscrip-
tion put in execution on the 6th, after hunting the
proclamations of the Regency of Urge!, seek to
colour their excesses by the necessity of defeating a
plot to give up the citadel to the insurgents. But
as these arrests have taken place in every town of
the province and throughout all the Peninsula, they
can only be attributed to the new system of terror,
and to the employment which it is wished to give to
the Liberals. These measures make a rest many
malcontents, and cannot fail to strengthen the
Army of the Fain h. The approach of Baron d' Rusks,
who at this moment attacks the Castle of Ostalrich,
and whose troops come within a few leagues of this
capital, have culled forth a sortie of 2,000 militia
and 400 regulars, and a prodigious increase of
threats.--(Qaolidietrae.)
London, England, 1822-09-26

LAW.
This day isi usiblielied„•prive IL Is. boards,
A GENERAL INDEX to the PRECE-
DENTS is CIVIL and CRIMINAL PLEADING,
whit* lave been published is every agieient and waders
Collection of Precedents, and also is the Et,iiiks of Report.,
from the earliest Period, to Easter Trim 3 Geo. IV.
By CHARLES PETERSDORFF,
of the loser Temple.
This Work sill prose extremely useful to the Prolessio•
Is general, by facilitating their Researches for approved
Precedents.

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Printed and published by Samuel Brooke, SS, Palerneskr-
roe, and sold all the Booksellers.
London, England, 1822-09-26

ADEI.PHI THEATRE, STRAND.
ALL Persons engaged fur the ensuing Season
are requested to asst aside at the above Theatre, abort
the boor of Twelve, oat MON HAI , September 30. Is order
to image for the Opeo!oz, cm Monday, October 7.
September SS, Ititt. W. LEE, Manager.
London, England, 1822-09-26

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
FOR TUE BENEFIT OF MR. STEVENSON,
Box-Book Keeper.
THIS Evening, THURSDAY, September 26,
Bill be panted (Got acted these three year.) Bucker-
sten Cootie Opera a
LIONEL AN() CLARISSA ;

OR, THE SCHOOL FOS, FATHERS.
Sir John Floored"le, Mr. RowbMaut; Ogloael O'dboy,
Id
Ni. Bartley; Lionel, Mr. Pearman- Jesaanry, Mr. Wreath;
Harman, Mr. Broadhurst. CI", ma, Min Carew; Lady
Nary O'dboy, Mrs. Grove; Diaryrt. J. Waippert i Jewry,
bliss Kelly.
In the performance', aad in the rower of the motor, the
following popular Song, Re.—Diret, " I love thee," by Mr.
Pearrna• •nd Miss Carew—" 011! Nis love," • popular
French air, 'manger! by W. Maddison—and, " Believe me
if all abuse eudearing ruing charm.," by Mr. Broadhurst.
Alias Worgman, of the Theatre Royal, Bath, and Isle of
this Theatre, will (for this night only) perform her much
admired Stripplog-rupc Dame, brio' her Aral appearance
this reason.
To coaclude with (Sad time), a new Seoltiah Melodrama,
in two acts, called
GORDON, THE GIPSY.
Cordon, the Gipsy, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Gavin Cameron,
Mr. Rorthotham ; Dunbar, Mr. Broadhurst ; GriEn Le Noir,
Mr. Seller; Gilliepie Farautiodt, Sir. Wahiawa. Alice, Miss
Carr; Marian Mourne, Mr.. Dryer; Dame Bawbie, Mrs.
Jerrold.
Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. Stevenoon, No. 41,
Drorrlanei arid ti the Box-office, Straad Entrance, from ten
till four.
London, England, 1822-09-26

I) ICH A RDSON, GOO DLUCK, and CO.
AL beg leave to congratulate their Fringed, and the Public
em the restoration of the Old English Lotteries, and take
the liberty to recommend to their patronage a Scheme
which they pledge ihrmselves to be deserviag of it, as it
combines all the Gator,a most attractive to adveaturers.—
There are NO CLASSES—the Prizes are ALL STERLING
MONEY, and the whole 140 CAPITALS are dualism, sod
nay all be drawn the First Day, consequently it is recom-
mended to those who intend to adventure, to make their pur-
chases before the drawing, which commences the

301 v OCTOBER.
The &helm too tains

3 of £ 20,000
2 .. 10,000'

2
3 . .

10 or :1,000
10

20
60

Aid 5,600 other Prises,
ALL MONEY!

Tickets and Shares ars ow Pale lay RICHARDSON,
GOODLIICK, arid CO. ■t their Old Established Office,
Itta, dask•brildisp,Curohiil.

GOOD OLD-FASHIONED LOTTERY.

MARTIN and CO., 8. Cornhill, and 120,
Oifeed street, r iih the gre.test coo6deoce recom-
mend to the atteution of their Friend. mad OF Public the
SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, to brgis L . &win 30th
OCTOBER, costamina 194 Capitals.
3 of ....f 10,000 I 3 .... of ....f 2,000
of 10,000 10 of .... 1,000
2 .... of .... 5.000 20 .... of .... 500
20 of C. 600 and 60 of 1200

All Money—No ClaoseeLNo Stuck—No Fixed Capital—
All the Prizes Floating—lbss combining all the best featt►es,
of the best Sebeeses that have ever been made.

Soften continues to attend Adventurtn at 8, Corahill,
sad 120, Oxford.stren.
Marlin and Co. sold ia Sharen No. 1,332,• Prise 040,0001.
is the Lottery just ended ; and is the only Office-Keeper
who ever sold a doable 20,0001. in one Ticket, a Grand
Prite of 40,0001.
London, England, 1822-03-28

NEW NOVEL
This day was published, dedicated (by permission) to Mrs.
Joanna Beilhe, price 21s. boards, the Seated Edition of
THE FAVOURITE of NATURE: a Novel.
In Three Volumes, 12mo.
.• This is a well-written Novel, in which the female cha-
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slily pourtrased. The vices of the rich and gay are well
elertcheJ, soil the fate of their youthful victim, Elizt Rieeil,
i. Boat as meat deeply affect the sensitive nued."—Muetbly
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London, England, 1822-03-28

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London, England, 1822-03-28

This day sal published, Correeird op to the Present Time,
handsomely printed upon ■ Sheet of Drawing paper, sod
embellished with ibe Crironele of the yearns' Orders of

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Kingdom, alphabetically arranged (including the Scotch
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lowing participle.' of each Member:—The Title, Title of
the Eldest Sow, Surname, Dates of the Spit and sat Crea-
tion, Pr.cedetirec Age, whether Married, Bachelor, or
IVitlower, number of Children, Male and Female; Kitights
of the Garter, Thistle, &e. Lord Lieutenants, Nary Coun•
vellum, ROMs. Citlsatint. sad Peers' Eldest SOUS who are
Members of the present Parliament. It also *hews by what
meant the Peerage was obtained, that is to say, whither by
Nava4 Military, legal, or other Services; and states the
Century to which itch l'eer can truce his Paternal Au-
reeky; thus exhibiting, at one view, mach interesting in-
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in Menials*.
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The BARONEFAGE CHART fur 1822, printed uni-
formly with the above, and cootaising the Baronets of the
United kingdom, with suitable Onmasents, coloured.
London, England, 1822-10-04

CABIN.

- -
The • picrs'aed poukry shoed be beeisbed fres the house,
and as well as the cow. be placed is proper oat booms, as a
large occersolatiou of assure cam he procured by Seen
mamas. The house should be write-washed asesally, inter-
sally as well as raterasily, to keep uff typhus fewer . The
windows should be opeued daily, awl the bedding aired is
fine weither; practices little knows us Irelasd. These should
be proper citrates I get rid of Ike smoke.
London, England, 1822-10-04

DERBYSHIRE DOW MEETING.

The last meeting of this fashionable Society of
Archers was held at Kedleston yesterday se'nuight,
mid was attended by u considerable number of the
members and their friends. The day was cold and
the wind high, mud so tar was unfavourable to the
exercise of the bow, which, as a pastime, particu-
larly requires summer skies. Still there was no
rain. and the whole party were disposed to enjoy the
•.nusernrids to which they were invited. The meal
accommodations of tents, music. refreshments, &v.
had been provided, arid the nichesry ground bed lost
none of its beauty by the appearance of the varied
autumnal tints, which the occasional gleams of son-
shine exhibited in all their mellowness and richness.
The shooting commenced about one o'clock, and
was not concluded till half-past four, when the
company prepared for dinner. This was provided
in the spacious temporary building on the bowling-
green, which was decorated nearly as on the former
occasion. Eleven handsome lamps were substi-
tuted for the paper chandeliers, and gave to the
whole • mach livelier effect. After dinner (to
which 88 persons sate down). when the tickets of
the archers had been collected. it was declared that
the following were the successful competitors:—
For the Prises of the First Class.—
Mrs. Hall—to whom was asaigeed a handsome silver
bugle, seitably iaseritied.
Edward Hart, Esit—wbo ?revived • beautiful tortoise
shell sougrbo•. oraaairated with as (degas* sad appropriate
asedalliol of gold.
London, England, 1822-12-09

Foreign office, Deeenafrer 4, 11122.
The King ►as been pleased to appoint the Hissmusegire
Francis Reginald Forbes, late Secretary to his Majesty's
Lagalion at the Brazils, to be his Majesty's Secretary of
Legation at the Court of Denmark.

Whitehall. December 3, IleN.
The Meg In been pleued to •ppolat Alexander hissonn
Psi. to be Sheriff Deplete of the shire of Aberdeen, Is the
roots of Mr. Alexander Moir, relieved.
Cvow*.Ojiiee, December?, 111”.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SKIVE IN THIS PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.
County of Salop.—lobo Cre•sett Pelham, of Cooed Hall,
and • the Castle in Shrewsbury, is the said e•oot, of
Salop, Esq. in the room of Ste Jobe Nynaston Powell,
Bart. deceased.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
Thomas Sylvester, late of Whorl, Oxford, entries., De.
camber 17, at ten, at the house of Robinson Bartram, under
the Teem Nall, Oxford.
Jobs Day, of Feocbureb•bnildiap, London, merchant,
from November 30 to January IS, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Beaine►all.atreet.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
London, England, 1822-12-09

D4RIFIG B CIRO LA Rf ES.

On 'friday night Mal the premise, of Mr. 'P. TheMprab,
No, 111. Frith-street, Soho-square, were borglitirsosly en-
tered by a gas, of thieves, who carried off property of about
4bol. ►alue. Mr. Thotfpsoa is as mane re clothier, sod
from the balk of the property carried off, which emulated •
of suits of military and plain clothes, it is most certain t►at
several persoosioust have bee, i■ the promisee to assist in
removing the pleader. It is believed that the property was
carried away in hochory-coaches to the, ence, or receiving-
hover. Information of the rubbery was given on Saturday to
the Magistrates and racers of the different police establish-
ments, and the police visited t►e premise*, w►en they disco.,
vested that the burglary was committed by esperieseed
thieves.
Oa Saturday evening, after dark, the front parkas: of the
boost of Mr. Rowe, No. IS, Marshall street, Caragry.
market, was catered by a thief, through the window, who
stole • valuable time-piece, •nd other portable property,
which it is supposed be banded through the window to a
companion. The carpet was folded up ready for carryi•g
off, bat was left behind ; sad it is sapporied the robbers were
disturbed. The parlour window is (routed with iron rail-
ings, at the distance of several feet, underneath which is a
deep area, and the entrance roust have bees effected by means
of a board being placed from the toped the railiegs to the
Dame of the wieder". This took place after the watchman
was on his beat.
London, England, 1822-12-09

MILL/I'ft DS' IMPERIAL TWINE
CLOTH, superseding the Madras sad other Shirting
Cloth, the most pleasant wed bewellcMl is wear in the East
and West Indies, as well as in 'hissed the more cold climates,
and of the greateit economy. Slerchaats, Families from
Abroad, and the Poblie are respectfully Wormed, the above
is Sold in entire Cases for exportatioo, and by the Piece, eke.
from 26 to 52 yards each, at 164.-20.—and 2s. 6d. per yard,
to at finest qualities, stamped as above, at their Warehouse,
No. 16, Chenpside, and no where else; where every Lind of
Hie choicest FOREIGN and BRITISH GOODS, Limns,
Alladiaa, Shawls, and the ingest Articles for Morning and
Evening Dress are coestaally selling, wholesale and retail,
osi the lowest ready money terms.
Family Linens and French Goods, with the India and
British ditto, of every kiod, are warranted, sod the amount
rearmed if • fault appears, and no second price made.
Families from Abroad, &e. purcbssieg for retire mew Este.
lainolinsente, can make ttw it select's°e to the greatest adv...
tage altaisable, Family Linens of all kinds and Printed Fur-
niture* befog regularly at the erbolesak price, by the
neer, &c.
London, England, 1822-09-21

AI4RirETN.

CORN EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Senn:Mara 25.
We had a tolerably large arrival of Wheat and Arley
this morning from the Suffolk roost, but prime samples of
this year's growth of the former article mold at Itlouday's
priers; there was but little doing in Old Wheat, hi-
though offered at reduced price.. New Barley Is 21. per
quarter lower, owing to the iaereased supply, and the sales
were very heavy at that abatement. In Beaus, Pease, and
Oat., there is no elteration.

', SOAP, dee. per 11211 r
Yellow Soap 76.
Mottled
Cord ...... ..............Ble
Graves 7, Os
Good Dregs us Os
London, England, 1822-09-21

COMMITTEE-ROOM,
75, Old Broad-street, Sept. 20, 1822.
AS A the Accounts from Ireland continue to re-
resent Ilse very destitute state of the Peasantry of
the Distressed Districts foe the want of necessary Clothing,
it is particularly requested that such benevolent Individuals
as are preparing articles of this kind for their relief will
',seethe= to be forwarded as soon as possible to Messrs.
Paper sad Howell, No. 58, Meek-lase, or to the Agents
of tie Committee,
Messrs. Barnewall and 1116Derrott, Liverpool;
Messrs. Lunch and Sons, Bristol;
Meson. Ewing, May, and Co. Glasgow.
Amount of Sobscriptioos the 20th Septem-
ber in Loudon 1271,003 1 1
Almost of Bobrceiptmos •1 several Out-
ports and Towns of England, Scotland,
and ‘Valts, about .....

Amount of 1,20 S Remittances in Money to
'Wood
Amosat of Prociatoos scat from Eon Nod
_
London, England, 1822-09-21

NUMBER 6178.

NNW THEATRIC-RUYAL, HAY-MARKRT.
THIS Evening, SATURDAY, Sentember 21,
will be performed the Comedy of
THE WAY TO KEEP HIM.
sir Bashful Conatast, Mr. Liston; Sir Briniest Fashion,
Mr. Janes; Lovemorr, Mr. C. Kemble. The Widow Bel.
moor, Mrs. W. Cl,lfurd ; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs Chatterley ;
Lad, Coastsst, Miss Boyce; Muslin, Mrs. Tayleore.
To evaded* with (15th time), • new Farce, called
FAMILY JARS!
The Characters by Memel. Terry, Leoni Lee, Llama, Os-
- lorry, Coates, Mrs. Garrick, and Mrs. Pearce.
Os Monday, Morning, Noon, and Night—and The Liar.
Oa Tuesday, The Way to Keep Him—aod The Jew sod
the Doctor.
London, England, 1822-09-28

made so gross a mistake that his Majesty was ex-
tremely angry, and about to inflict • summary
punishment, when he extricated himself from the
dilemma by offering on the •pot a large sam of
money as an apology for his ignorance.
" Tu his particular department, however, that of
raising money to feed the King's coffers. perhaps
no man in Persia has ever exce.ded him; and with
all this the people of Ispahan. from whom the
greater part of his riches are derived, are in general
very well dispmedtowards him.
_ .

It is asserted that Hadjee Mohammed, im-
pressed with the precarious nature of court favour
in so arbitrary ■ Government, is in the habit of
annually remitting considersh!e sums to his father,
who lives near Bagdad, in order to 'Provide a re.
source for himself in case of disgrace."
London, England, 1822-09-28

MARK ETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SlPTelltiltit 2/.
In ensiorqueore of adverts atm* we have hid no arrivals
of say grain sleet Monday. yet the wheat trade is very doll,
tho roliswisten sot wishise to purchase, in expertatioa of
large ordeals so soon as the wind heroin, fawierable ; bat
what few isles were made, were at the prices of tsar Moadsy.
New Harley being starer, folly ine wets Moods?' moots t lowa.
The Oat etude is very WWI this stoning, the sopplirs being
rather small. In Beams, Pease, and other articles, there is
little or mo variation.
London, England, 1822-09-28

prevision', Jac. to the tleclorate or Reek the
army is reduced from 40,000 to 8,000, by which
large soma are saved.
It h to be hoped and expected, that in future
the public revenue and expenditure will be every
where so regulated, that the litter may not exceed
the former, as iv now helipily effected in Pr ugslo.—
( Nuremberg Correspondent, September 18.1
VIINSA, SRPTENBRIt 13.
Metalliqopa 82 g i 6; Bank Shares 858.
//Jar da* ttbsereer, September 14.)
London, England, 1822-09-28

POLICE.

180M-11TBIST.
Late ow Thursday evening an iowestigatto• came ass
fore Sir Richard Bernie, she sittione Magiatrase, which did
out teuninste until pout ten o'clock, coaeorniag • Mr. Sa-
muel Reding. Sweetmato, • clerk to Mr. Beewontell, an atior.
eey iu Ike City, brought up I. custody by Bishop, one of
the principal olives, on a warrant sbargiag his oe suspi-
cion of feloniously stealing • bill of eachasge for 3,600/.,
the property of Richard Thornhill, Esq.
Mr. Pollock appeared fur the prosecution, sad Mr. Platt
for the defence.
The bill in qneation was drawn by Thomas Clatighton,
Esq. M.P. fur Newton, is Laseaohire, mid also a 86411-
trate fur that county, upon Thomas Legh, a Gentleman of
considerable properly—dated bob Brivenaber, 1821—fur
3,8001. payable on the Soh May seal; sad this bill, wilts
several uthere, Mr. Clanglitou iotruated wish a MI. Far-
quharson, whose address or uccapatiun were sot mectioneti,
who was to get them discounted wilMa a skied period.
Mr. Pasopoloarston fasl.d to get the bilk ilarouettd, sad •
after the shoe had o lapsed, Mr. Claughtnn Applied ou have
his bills returned to hum, but costal more uhtsia them, and
subsequently karat that they had bees wet into the markt t
by Mr. Friquharson. In cost/Neese, of this Mr. Ctssighsou
caused the taw rtiun of an advertisement a the Thou Biwa-
paper, describing the mature sod asosiant of the bilk, and
cautioning say person from becoming a possessor of then*,
as they were stolen; be also look every eater measure to
prevent their totting into the hands of an insect., holder. •
By this mesas several diseoverws have h is mods by M..
Claoighton of she persons coon. est..' is the segockstioa of the
bill, sad sophist whom a bill is Chasetry has beta bled, and
iajusetious moved ow its parties toseetoed. Some COMP-
ensnocation took place Well betwees Mr. Clsoglwies lard
Mr. Thornhill, when Mr. Thornhill prstiseed the bell, boat ie.
fused to give it up. It teems that Mr. Clioghtmo considered
the bill as his property, sad resolved on employing tv. ry
Dwane is his power towards 'he 'seemly of it, sod se, tord-
sogly commissioned Mr. %Talton, of No. 88, Hallos garden,
to take measures to get bark the hilt; cad be employ.d
Defeadast Sweirtman, whom be iutrodsmed so Mr. Thorn-
hill, sad represested him to be a was of peeperty, sad
whir would diwoost the bill for 3001. opus the mgrs.
tare of Mr. Legh being kiestillird by some perms oho
was aequaisted with his hoed writing. It wee More
agreed that the bill skald be Owed is lbe hash of
Cartels gessesil gybed, of Carlisle-paw, Lambeth,
Sauey, who was to import with lbw Defesdast, at
Messrs. Castle sad Co, the hasher*, respeellag the Mesa.

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London, England, 1822-09-28

FLANDERS MAIL

SIFTEIIIIIII 10.
The renewing are the names of the Foreign Mi-
ristets at prrsesit aareeabled to this capital t
Fvr Frasee—Meeere. de Sdeatioeresey, Caramee, sad Fer.

esuays.

E,llvid—Lord Stewart sod Mr Gordo..
Prenix—Cotiirts Brrystorlf sod Hafeeld.
assie—Ccusto Nenelrode, Pent; di BUM% sad Goleirkie,
and Semliki, Tat iwbrif.
• These Ministers have already had very long coo.
ferences at the 441 of Prince Metternich.
.• . I• - BRUsSZLS, sottemoso 44.
A British Cabinet messenger passed through this
city last night on his way from Vienna to London.
A Russian courier from London to Vienna has also
passed throul‘h.
4-). Royal !lightens Prince Augustus or Prussia
tarrirod to Frankfurt un the 16,h. Letters from that
•viry IST.ItAt in cnuseqeener of a request made to
the King of Prassia.by Pointy Hardenberg, the
I.l.3iliticeilfirr of State, his Majesty has been pleased
to dispense frith the atteothittater that Minister at
flee Cungresoof Vtlollll. -
The accounts from Rome soy. that Cardinal
Gonsalvi, Secretary of State to his Holiness, has
litay "iiii*ernl conferences, and that it is sup-
posed lie is co the point of receiving his final in-
asructions previous to his departure to represent his
Hoiiress at the Congress at Verona.
It is positively affirmed that the Austrian and
English Ministers at Constantinople have again
strongly urged the Porte to send an Ambassador to
souse frontier town, to confer with a Russian Minister.
VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 14.
1:1/? EISPMI Alex!tuder went yesterday to Lax-
eablssrg with iheir,itiajeaties and the Archdukes
Bbd Duchesses, obese the birth-day of the Emperor
'lf Russia) was kept. bat not publicly, only • se.
licicircle being invited.
• A part of their Majesties' suite is to set out for
ihimprick next week. toprocsed to Verona.
tTaILT. SIPTSISSIER e.
M. de Pooqueville, the Consul of France in the
'Moses, arrived on theVth at Milan from Florence.
• Tbe mask conduct of this faithful and intrepid
servant of his Mort Christian Majesty has ob•

tinned him the most 'Bettering reception from
the Ministers, Ambassadors. and Consuls, of
Ins Majesty at Naplrs. Florence, and Wan.
The Pope having met him at the Villa Albani,
deigned to honour with his. benediction the pre.
server of so many thousands of Christians, and it
is not doubted that if his voice could be heard at
the Congress of Verona, it would induce the Sove-
reigns to interest themselves in the cause of the
oreeks. M. Ponqueville is said to be going to
'Marseilles.

sWATONNE PAPERS.

BATONS', 1111PTZ11111111 19.

Sr Wil eCoort set out this morning for
'Waits; it is thought he will sleep at Imo, where
London, England, 1822-09-28

SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, Stringent 27.
Orr market continues well supplied wit► all kind of meat,
but ■s the weather ►as been colde►, the salessoes are asking
the same prices as last market day, which it is supposed the
butchers must su►mit to. Is t►e Hay market t►ere i■ so
alteration whatsoever to odic* is the prices of say artide
sold hers.
London, England, 1822-09-28

EASY INDIA HOUSE, Sarrerseß 23, lAfl.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS (1,/' the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, Irsdiag to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Netter,
That their Besgal Govfranseat have published she
isi A4versisessess is the Calcutta Gazette of the 7th March
lad, viz

" GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.
" Fort Williamsi Territorial Department,
FeWse, te, lett.
'' It appearieg that several Peopleton of the Notes ad.
vertierd for paymest om the 3.th of April next, mow rest•
deal in Europe, have omitted to leers instructions with their
respective erste le Indiai whether to receive absolute Pay..
meal of sorb Notes, or totraesfer them isle soy Dew Use,"
aid application having been made to Governmeat for ,
Lesioa to make provisioasl imams, the Goveraor-Geuerefil
in Council has beets pleased to resolve, fur the acemantedle
lion of the said Proprietors that heir Agents shall he
allowed to tramsfer the Notes In questioaieto the lAsss hoer
emem, with a rye/treaties that should the Proprietors edged
to the transfer, sad wish to frowsier their property flans die
CAssapamy's Foods, they shell be at liberty to demised obso-
lete payment In cash or in Mlle; hearten date the 30th of
April, 1822, In like manner as they would have hems end.
fled to payment es that day, had us tramefer bete earideu,
the Mid Arnie 'staring law as eepsemseat to mattes Ws.
shanty In welsh" from the paroles respectively, rearm /
the trailer re or before the 31st J , 11113. Of us NI
thit Auto so. rester* the new Lase amd the
tercet Bills, which will be Lased um the 11th Joao meaty /1
coasequeace of the transfer sad le repay t. the Hemsereldle.l
Corpse, say other seam w'hich may have bees paid in emelt
VI in Bine for lowest os the said lama Obligation.

' Niblashed by seder of the Governor-General is °Ascii
" HOLT MACKENZIE, Breretsty to t►e Goversment."
PETER AUBER, Assistoot Secretary.
London, England, 1822-09-28

PRICE OF CANDLES,
Front Tallow Ckandlers Hall.
Price of Caudle., per dozen, Sa Od—Moulds, 10. Id.
6d. per dozen allowed for ready money.
N.B.—The prices iu the general Reim! Shops are from
to. to Si per lb.
London, England, 1822-09-28

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS SEPTEMBER 24.

A telegrsphic dispatch from Strasburg. dated
this day (13d), atottouuces that Colonel Caron was
uotiointously coademoed to death : Roger was ac-
quitted.
A letter from Poitiers states, that Berton and his
accomplice.. sriih the exception of Sennechault, are
iu the same dungeon. 011 the first night they were
loaded with iron collars and heavy chains to such a
degree that Berton applied to the Prefect for relief.
That trisgistrate ordered the iron collars to be tsken
off, and lighter chains to be put on their legs.
The live convicts hike their meals together, and
live w common. Berton pays fur Joglin, to whose
mother he has also sent some motley ; he hos like-
wise distributed money among the other inhabilauts
of the prison.
Saugi, though 63 years old, shews great firmness,
and is continually encouraging his companions to
die. He generally sings to theta after dinner, and
the rest joist in chorus. As to Berton, he has never
fur a moment drooped. it is said that applications
fur porde,' have been made to the King by the
wive* of Sennechault and Caffe; and the sister of
Jagliu has also come to Paris to implore mercy fur
her brother,(ConsritatioaneL)
Our letters from Ax of the 15th of September
state—" We have just learned that the Trappist,
who had proceeded towards Saragoosa, after having
experienced a check at Huesca, effected, neverthe•
leas, a junction with Quoted*. But having again
made some attempts on Arragon. lie sustained far-
ther checks, and was obliged to fall back on the Seo
d'Urgel, where he arrived oo the Bth with only 17
men. This news is certain ; we have it from an tje
witness, Don Antonio advanced on the 10th to-
wards Moores, still occupied by the Constitutional-
ists, but hard pressed by the insurgents. Miss is
now at Lerida, where be is concentrating his troops
before he takes the field. His first movement will
be against the Seo d'Urgel. The insurgents are
advancing in masse against Cardona. Within these
Few days heavy catiootiades have been heard on the
frontiers in that &Prelim The occupation of that
tort is the more necessary to them, as they have long
bud v..e..10, of saliuts."— ( J um, nal de rouloise.)