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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-14

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lirely lolheneval engoeilstol-of the 6th of March,
" Petra, ft strictly blecitadod ale Creek eeaseli, under
t►.e.pttta.dof Captain Agoidolia. Timm Turkish 'noel.
wen obliged to lake renege to s Salim port, where ea were
4ortroos, with the assistance of the inhakiteata, go fore,
them to aorieader ; hut oil our arrival as
appeared, which declared, that as the veasela were in the
kolas one we aboold mot be allowed to Misch tbem."
AUGSBURG, MAir S.
The Speetoiter (hitch., of the 49th of Mirth
and of the sth of April contains important 'state-
ments relatively to the insurrection in the isle of
Chi., siiiiated near the Gulf of Smyrna. On the
evening of the 44th of March the Pitch,. of
Sruynia received intelligence that a Greek fleet
of fifty Mil hod effected • landing in
CAtio. Little importance win, at first, siltiched
to this news; but on the 26th fresh cou-
riers announced that 'e'en' thoudands of the pea.
sentry of CIIIO, combined with the &intents. had
put themselves in march for the capital of the
i.land. and had furred the Turkd to take refuge
in the citadel.

This event seemed to be of the greeter import.
once, as Chio contains 108,000 Greeks, of which
23,000 are in the capital, and the rest dispersed in
66 lowa' or villages, whilst the Turks in the whole
island amount only to sale thousands. On the
filth and 28th the Greeks of Smyrna were in the
livehest inquietude ; the soldiers of a Turkish re.
giment, newly embodied, destined for Ezesroe, one
of the villages iu the neighbourhood of Scio, rail
through the streets thrertening the inkabitauts. A
Greek was snot by them; another owed his life to
• Turk, who threw himself between the soldier and
the Greek, and received iu his uwo hand the ball
that was destined for the other.
The Pecha caused the assassins to be arrested;
the Francs took charge of the gene►ous Turk. At
length, on the 3d of April, the occurrences et SCiO
were known. On the 25th of Mardi, at break of
day, four or five thousand Simians landed between
Toler, and Thernians, and were joined by a greet
number of Skiotes ; the mountains were covered a it h
signals, and ill a short time 30,000 men were united.
The Turks, to the number oh 4,000, threw themselves
into the citadel, and took with them 80 hostages,
among whom was an Arclibtshop. The town seemed
deserted, all the inhabitants shut themselves into
their houses, and nothing was heard but the report
of cannon. About three o'clock in the afternoon the
Greeks entered the capital, where they were re•
eeived by the inhabitants with transports of joy, and
at night the city was illuminated.
London, England, 1822-07-26

o** Tbis Work contains also a general Spirit Calculato►
and Ready Reckoner, both at proof sirengill, and at 7 per
cent. above proof; and a Table for iadioy the value of any
Nombre of Articles at any price, from a Farthing ad ialini-
tom, by only a simple operation of bliiltiplicationt.also,
the Use of Hydrometers, Saccbarometers, and Lactonse-
term, &e. &c.

TWO DAYS 10 DRAW.
HAZARD and CO. respectfully inform the
Public that the Wheel contain•

TWO PRIZES of €3oooo
TWO
_ _ A. •• • 40,000

Rt. Ile. 'Consols sad lirrooy.
Tb. TWO FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES NEXT TUES-
DAY, lusty 30, arias fire Dui bad Om, will receive is
Commis 20,0001. each !
HAZARD and Co. mold the Two First 20,0001 Prises
lais Lottery Coatract, and 21 other Capitals; also a Prize
of 30,0001. ace. is the precediug Lottery, sad Two Capitals
the First Day of the present Lottery.
HAZARD mad Co.. Oftic,., 96, Royal Exchange-gate;
IS, Combat ; and 324, Oslord-street, sear Regeat-strert.

CLOTHING FOR THR
DISTRESSED PEASANTRY OF IRELAND.

Committee Roo®, City ofLoodisis Tavern,

July 24,1822.
Most Meting accounts have been received of the dedl-
tete state of the women and children in some of the distress.
ed districts in respect of Clothing. These accounts are con-
tained in letters either from-the Local Distress Committees
in Ireland, or from individuals who, having underfelts') the
humane but painful task of visiting these objects of commi-
seration, and of relieviog them in some degree by the Woo-
ly of the English community, are themselves eye-witnesses
of the facts related in the annexed extracts from their letters.
By these it appears that the ally of hunger have compelled
the parent, Ik very many instances, to past not only with
her own but oleo with her children's clothing, whole families
being left it iris destitute state to await the approach, and
feel tee severities of winter, unless means eau be devised to
oppose and Reuel the horrors which await them--already sof-
fermg under the complicated miseries attendant on the want,
and in some oder the absolute privation of food and
raiment. Already the bent volence of some Ladie3 has antici-
pated this distress. Various subscriptions have been opened
fur relief of t►is species of tuitery; and the Committee at this
place has !acceded to the earnest wishes of some correspon.
dents to receive Mill sums fur the express appropriation to
clothing the naked in Ireland. thus affording the desired op-
portunity to those who may be inclined to assist this object in
money while others who may desire to be bestow clothing,
whether for men, women, or children, sod whether new or
worn (if yet at all servictuhle), may be assured of their due
application, tf seat to the depots appointed by the Committee,
and meutionrd at foot.

The beneficence which has supplied the lige funds al.
ready received will not feel offended at this new suggestion
or such obvious importance, sod which contain an invinci-
ble appeal to every tender—every generous and goad feeling,
of the bums° heart.
If this sued approbation, it will be in the rower of any
London, England, 1822-07-26

FROM WMITZCMORCIL

" I• a peat many instances the people ►ate bees obliged
1• psw■ their wearing-apparel, se as to leave themselves
wit► nothing, or very hills more than what they have actually
me them, and it is a melancholy eowsideration that number',
I am convinced, will not fee • considerable length of time
(perhaps sever) be able to redeem them."
London, England, 1822-05-13

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THE Nobility, Gentry, stud Public in general,
are respectfully informed, that this Theatre will be
opened on SATURDAY NEXT. May IS, Mitt, with n tri-
mly of POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS, the Profits of
*kid will be appropriated to the FUND now raisiug fur the
immediate mistime of the EXTREME TEMPORARY
DISTRBSS u: semaral PROVINCES ,or DISTRICTS of
IRELAND.
It is proposed that o few Gentlemen, who may be pleased
to devote their lime to that parpooe, Abell el ten 4 at Ibe Hoe-
Odes, nod that a regular list shall be kept of all the tickets
sold ea this interesting occasion. Any surplus money that
oaths subeenbed by parties ernes' the Boxes, will be
entered either with the initials or NH same of the Lady or
Comtlewien an enbscribiug.
1.1 On this sight the Free List will be entirely sm.
mended.
London, England, 1822-05-13

SHAWL AND IRISH LINEN WAREHOUSE.

LADIES anti FAMILIES are respectfully in-
finned !hat K. MAYNARD, Nu. 8, Ledgate.sirset,
has re tiptoed his Preasiires with a mew sod extremist Stock
of LINEN• DRAPERY, SHAWLS. etc. ace. whirls be is
enabled its dispose of um a plea tunivelle and iaterntiug 10
purchasers.

There being no intermediate person between him and the
manufacturer, he tins it in his pouter to sell the entire or
demi.pieee at the wholesale money price, and to select such
Goods as embrace not only superior eacellence in the fabric,
bet the newest sad most fishionnble patterns, which he will
w►pbed within reenter succession, sod iss short Fleets
suitable to small Fnmiliea.

Hui Stoek of frivh , wad copies. from Foreign Da-
mask, are opus the most imp►oved scale of Ibe present
Spring Bleach, and his Stork of Table Linen unrivalled, to
which he has added Sheeting", Counterpanes, Fuessilures ..f
the most modern designs toloverd linings), Dimities,
Moreess, Freerh Caabrirs, Long Cloths, Calicoes. and
%won, of a tibrie peruline to his house—a superb dis-
play of Shawl" from original designs will be added weekly,
sod offered on the sante wholesale terms.

Haynie relioquiehed t►e Fancy 'futile, his entire atten-
tion shall he directed to secure that patrunage he bait we
liberally experienced fur the last nine year...
Orders, per poet, eweloeieg retwittaucre, will be attended
to with integrity and dispatch.
No. 8, Ludgate.stnies,
London, England, 1822-05-13

WALKER'S PRONOVNCING DICTIONARY;
Genuine Stereotyped Edifies.
This day is published, ia ooe large volume, Svo. without
the 'mistiest abi idgmeet, price 9s. in boards, a NM &li-
lies, being lbe Twenty•fourth. of
ACRITICAL PRONOUNCING DIC-
TIONARY, sod Expositor of the English Language.
By JOHN WALKER,
Author of s. Bleatsls of Elemotton"—" Rhyming Die.
Hammy," du.
Printed for T. Cadell; Longman, Hurst, Rers, Orme, and
Brown; .1. Cotton ; Baldwin, Craiteek, and Joy ; Sherwood,
Neely, and Jones; J. Richardson ; J. Booker; 'l'. Hamilton ;
G. and W. B. Whittaker; Simpkie sad Marshall; and
Simaders.
0.0 In this volume the witmeiag of every word is clearly
explained, and the sound of every syllable distinctly shewn ;
earl, where words Sr e subject 10 different promeaciations,
IMP alithunties of our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully
exhibited, the reasons fur earl at large displayed, and the
preferable pronunciation pointed out.
As above may be had all Mr. Walker's other Works.
London, England, 1822-05-13

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•
EA.4VE TEA DE.
• ' •
,11011651.10Cotilly have btest Printed, by order
tobtsk'Or
Itt conts)niieg the corer -
4dittkiiittMlbil:bis Majesty's Govenunent sold
Teiptising the slave trade, which,
he regret to its, eiti.ts in one shape or smatter on..
duelist flags of the contiueutsl States.. The follow.
yy~t~ circular Tiltir frail .• euninirieioT house at
4aates was eitafterd by Sir Charles Stuart, our
or at
,Poria,tiotbe Marquis of London.
rry, and abet. the isteoiei in which the slave
"blade is carried not by Frew+ tnerchants
—Being desirouilkit you Idsould fake a share in an
"totiiiilition 'which 1 am ahost to lures for the coast of Afrira,
YPruered to detail to pin my plan, together with its cot and
ilrisbable result. Yon tut fail to remask, that the only
risk to be incurred will belliit Ur profit, as every thing will
be insured. It appear, to air, that these are is fart the best
siseculations to be undertaken is the prevent day ; these tied
62.mlvemores offer eery great advantage, of which our port
hems tesiimosy, by the number of equipments which are
daily filled owl there for the coast of Afr es. My vessel is new,
• superior sailer, and 70 feet from head to stern; it is brig
built and rigged, and 1 latter myself Ui're is not a better Its
this port. The east of its rquipintni -will not eteettl 84.000
franks, ; and tiseparitealars I am about tit detail will satisfy
yes that 1 have applied to this point the greatest attention,
as cell as the mom rigid economy. This revert is of 14S
Um. burstrn, ii tato be cane.' Lie Polite Lilie, and will Ire
commanded by Captain Olivier, a 111•11 very well known is
hi. profession, and is every way enniby of bring ream,.
mended. 1 shall furnish hies with a cargo worth 35,000
francs, and 1, as well as the captain, am convinced it will
be possible to porehase from no le 300 nerves, who, whew
once delivered, would fetch 2,000 fissio. earls. Tt.s WI Ilk
sell, whims ready to receive its cargo, rigged, equipped, fur.
noshed wills arms, spare rigging, 3te
trarte.l voyage, including sitsauces and provisions for that
purpose, as well as its copper bettomiug, guns, &r. would
coat—
Rena 40,000
And a well assorted cargo being 35,000
" The whole equipment will amount to $4,000 francs.
" I shall cause the whole outlay to be iusuied, including,
if possible, the premium, so as to cover the »bole capital.
it you sheald wish for a prcapeetus in 41E1011, I shall lose iio
time in forwarding it to you, brief convinced that knowing
the delicacy of these proceedings, you wilt make use of it
with the greatest distretion. I shall confide it is you with
tb greatrsl pieties.e tinder the veil of friendship."
The leiter merely goes on to rateset the person to wham
it is addressed, and whose name Is aof mentioned, to take a
share iu the cargo, sad addavome proemial civilities. It is
signed n ileribier."
London, England, 1822-07-17

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

Correa.—The public sales since our last have, on the
whole, gone off very steadily; Dominica and other clean
eoloury deserip, loos have brought foil prices; Dutch did sot
meet with murk demand, and in some instances went at
rather lower rates ; a paieel of Coffee from St. Thomas was
sold on Thursday at 108 s. to 1111 s. ftd. per cwt. which was the
only parcel of Foreign brought forward ; la other kladsthere
has been hut little business done privately.
The stork of West birdie Coffee is now 3,620 toss, being
689 tons Jess than at this time last year; present price ISs.
per cwt. lower.
B. P. SuOmt.—There has bees a steady demand during
the week, principally by the Gene-ens end the colosiry qualities
have I. consequence been supported is priers, the sorts sel-
ling under 575. are a shade lower ; line Jamaica has brought
75..6d. per cwt.; • public sale of 150 casks of Barbarvlues
on Thursday went off heavily, and Ss. to 3s. per cwt. lower.
The total sale, of the week may be estimated al 5,000 hid..
Follaloll Sucasim.—•White Havausah has been again sold
by public Betio., at the prices quoted in our last, and for
Site strung while there has been some demand privately at
the same rates; Brasil Sugar is without demised at present.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 4,768 cloaks more than at
this lime last year; Present prima Be. per cwt. lower per
Gazette average.
Rum has bees more inquired for, and the market is stiffer
at the prices looted, at which some basilicas has been dose.
The stork of Rom is now 11,770 puncheons, and peke of
Proof Is. Sd. per gall.; ditto, same time last year, 18,401
paselseens, and price of proof Is. 3d. per gallon.
Plala/ITO is saleable •t abort the price, quoted, but the
demand is not lively.
DTCWOODS.—Pesiic of the best quality has been in rather
more demised; there has also beets more Inquiry fur Nies-
rogue Wood, and 311. per ton has bees paid for large solid ;
Jamaica logwood is rather lower.
NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

Extract of • letter, doled New Tork, Jose 12, 1822 :
" The quantity of Cotlos that has bees brought to ibis
market bas far exceeded former years; Uploads may be quot-
ed ai from 12 to IS c. pis. per lb. not a large proportion COIN.
mending the !aster price; Pot Ash 125 dollars, Pearls 151
dollars SO crisis per toe, Terpeatitte si dollars per barrel; Ex-
*haute declined to 8/ in Si per era.. U. S. Bask Stock 105
dollars per share." •
TUPIPENTIN I is rather higher; the whole of the late ar.
rivals of Hooch have been sold at shout Ms. per cwt. aid
Spirits have bees sold at 76•. in carboys.
London, England, 1822-07-17

EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE 11.)iiiECTONS respectfully acquaint
such of their Friends as have omitted to retie. their
MidilMMO' Policies, that fur their security it is liftman,
the same should be attended to forthwith. Receipts 'nay
he had ►y application at either of their °Sees, I. Corohi II
or Regems•street, where Amenities are grassed and purchased,
sad every description of Life and Fin lasnrance tlLetrd
oa the most liberal terms. _ _

-- -- ---- - -••-• ----
N. B—As alloossce fur Rent of Premises destroyed by
Fire as beretof.re.

SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craves-street, Strand, July 3, 11122.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST
REPORT, vie. A' s. 1.
The Right Hos. the Earl of Radnor, V. P... Asa. S 6 0
The Right Hon. the Coasts.. of Radnor .... A. 5 6 0
The Hon. and Rev. C. Cost .... A. 2 2 0
Rev. De. Hughes .
Rev. George Waddingtoa, per Cocks, Cocks.
and Co A 2 2 0
Rev. T. P. White, per Vere and Co A. 2 2 0
P. Watley, Esq. per ditto A. 2 2 0
Henry Revell R. youlda, Esq. per Secretasy A. 10 10 0
R. W. Coward, Esq.. A. 2 0 0
John Watts, Esq. per Secretary • 2 9 0
Gesege Jeaner, Esq.
Edward Howell, Esq. A. 2 •
)hiss
Jobs Cotterell, Esq. two years
Gee. Wm. Cartwright, per Messrs. Houss A. 5 5 0
A. Askew, Esq. per ditto
Wm. Fuller, Esq. per ditto .
A Lady, per ditt0.......
R. H. per ditto
Madlle. Noble., being part of the pro& ails.
Sig frau her Renal at the King's Theatre
Haymarket, on the 15th ult
A Lady, per Cocks and Co
A. M., a Duastios per Secretary
J. F, for the purposes ut the Charity
C. D. per Dorris. sad Co
C ft
Found in the Letter.box

40 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0
10 0 0
I 4 0
1 1 0
0 5 0

£lO3 3 0

Discharged and relieved from various Prisons
94 LkMors, fur the sum of
Considered the Cities of 4O Petitioners,
Approved
Referred for Choristers 3 Petitioas,
Rejected
Considered leadosissible
Benefactions are received by John Cawles RAW, Eng. the
Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by limes. Herries,
Entqul.ar, and Co. SI. Jamen'astreet ; Messrs. Howes, Fleet-
street; Menne Whitmore sad Co. Lombard-street; Messrs.
Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, Sod Co. Chasing-crew; Messrs. Hor-
nell sod Co. Fiselrlsoe, Corahill ; Messrs. Henraersleys,
; Messrs. Vern and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street ;
mod by 4r. Creswell, the Secretary, No. 7, Coves-street,
striod ; where the Books may be seen by those who ass is-
timed to support this Charity, and where the Society meet
on tilt Arst Wedattilay io every month.
London, England, 1822-07-17

A NEW SYSTEM OF GAUGING, AND SPIRIT
CALCULATOR.

This day is published, p►iee lils. 6d. is hoards, or 10s. dd.
very shrougly and neatly half-brimful,
THE UNIVERSAL. GAUGER of GREAT
BRITAIN sad IRELAND, and General Spirit Cal-
culator: Wise a Practicat Slate. of Gauging, b, Pea, Slid.
ing Rule, Tables, Callipers, and Logarithm, accordin to
the Measures hitherioslegally adopted is the British Dead-
sloes t sad also according to the sew Imperial Gallon ; and
contaiaiag upwards of 40,000 Original Calcslatioas os Dan-
ia', Spirits, ke.

By WILLIAM GUITERIDGE.
Loudon i limited for Baldwin, Crsdoek, aed Joy, Pater-
outer-row.

••• This Work coalition also a general Spirit Calculator
•MA Ready Reckoner, both at proof 'smock, and al 7 per
Ceot. above proof; sod a Table for finding the valise of any
Nombre of Articles al any price, front a Farthing ad isini-
tuts, by only a simple operation of Multiplieatios : also
the Us* of Hydrometers, Saccharoiaelera, ■od Lactosae-
tern; &c. &e.
London, England, 1822-07-17

LATIN READING.

This day was published, is 12azo. price 31. 6J. boaad, the
Third Edition, of
INTRODUCTION to LATIN READING.
■ taken horn the most approved Classical Authors: ar-
ranged i■ progressive Lessons, from the more easy to the
more ditEcult Rules is Syntax, according to the Eto•
Laths Grammar, Wkittaker's Latin Exercises, and Ruddi-
ma•s R•diments: adapted to the weakest capacity, by •
preparation of all the Lessons i• Quantity, Etymologiri
and Syntax, sad i•trnded as a Book of Latin Reading, as
aoo• as the Pupil has committed to memory the first De-
clension of Novas.

By WILLIAM BA LLANTYNE,
Maste► of Squire's Mount Academy, Hampstead.

Mated for G sod W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maris•lsae ;
and Cowie sad Co. Poultry.

Of whom may he had, just published,
GREEK FIRST BOOK; oe, The Rudiments of the
Gre. k Language simplified. On a plan similar so Balton-
Ivies Introduction to Lelia Reading, iti Oro. pries 3s.
besot
London, England, 1822-07-17

This day is published, in 3 vols. limo. price 168.64.
CURIOS ITY:allovei.—
By JOAN DE LUCE.
Fruited for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeoltall.stseet.
Tint following will spear this Slimmer:—
WHO IS THE BRIDEGROOM ? or Nuptial Discove-
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TALES OF A TOURIST. By Mies Lefass ; 4 vols.
TRACT THE POET ; a Sketch from Lae ; 4 vols.
THE SCARLET HANDKERCHIEF. By the Author
of " Zelies the Creole ;^ 3 vol..
A SKETCH OF HER OWN CIRCLE. By Miss Run.
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THE UNCLES ; or Selfishness sod Liberalily. By Zara
Wruiwortb ; 3 vols.

MEMOIRS OF ARTEMI.

This day sr, published, in ose vul. octavo, with an
eagravoil View of Mount Ararat, price 12s. in boards,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE of ARTE.vII of
WAGARSCHAPAT, near Monet atiarat is Ar•
meals, from the origlosl Arm sins, written by himself.
Prioted for Treuttel and Wort:, Treuttel, Jul,, and Rich-
ter, 311, Sobasquare.

"If to be highly original and eharaeterestie are recont-
tnradstioaa of any volume to the world, the Memoir.. of Ar.
Semi drown,' a hearty reception. We know not when we
met with so odd.a htattn,DOVolle so out of the common way,
and so entertaiaing."
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" We really never met with any thins more replete with
amassing clearseter and eerier§ blew' of a state of society,
respecting which Europe is almost entirely itraorant, than
this volume prercials."—Vide Literary Gazette, June 29, sod
July 6.
London, England, 1822-07-17

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sin* all the ni:ht by their riotous conduct. A sad number
sterts,e.l,llest unless the Defendant. were removed, they
wa1,11.1 he under the necessity of leaving the gardens. He
(Hr Dish) admonished the Defendants several limes of the
ty of their proceedings, but tkry persisted in con-
simile's their career, till he desired Hall and hie attendants
to reminve them from the gird....
Mr. Dustpan and Mr. Taylor spoke in corroboration of
Mr. NA'. atatemmets adding., they had also expostulated
with else Defendants, and begged them eseaestly to desist
as them were Gemini of she nobility present, and it would
prove • serious injury to the Proprietors; but they only lent
• deaf ear to all their expostulations, and resumed their im-
proper conduct.

The Mercedesls (.bo bid been permitted to go at liege
so their own reeogutainces to appear, had chased thrift
Ton veil Jerry dresses, and were now very respectably
stitr.4), eupriseed their contrition for their folly, wbkb they
attelboreil to then. freedom "With the aerie punch, wise, kc.
se they certainly would sot have so disgraced themselves;
they wore very willing to pay soy fine the Magistrete might
itemise on them, and would promise to be more circumspect
for the time to come. _

The filoeistrate said, it would he tench to the iotereet of
the Piorrietori. mid would in all Trolndrility ince?, the ft-
tan good order in the Garden; if the Dekodarts were pro-
seeni ed for this Neste.

Mr: Bleb said he was willing to forego the prosecution,
sail proposed the Defeadasis paying 40s. rack to the fonds
in aid of t►e distressed !risk sad to sake a public apology
is the newspapers.
The Defrodants willingly agreed to this ■rrsagentebt, and
they were chocharged upon Mr. John Reed giviag a cheeque
us his banker for t►e 61.

Mr. Binh expressed Ala determination to prosecute all per-
ms Who be the fissure may create the least disturbance in
the Gardens; and by way of cautioa he would prism' the
apology of the Defesdauts, and the bills should be posted
so she Gardena, all probability, would have she
rifeet of preventing young mien from degrading themselves,
and annoying she compeoy for the time to come.
London, England, 1822-07-17

TAB ARMY.
....1.1.

GLASGOW. JULY 11.
Yesterday morning the first slivisiom of the Scots Greys
arrived here. From an early hour the most tutelage interest
for their appearance prevailed, and thousands walked Out
several miles to meet them. The crowd and pressure, par-
ticularly is the Gallots.cate, was so great that sassy people
were thrown flows, mad several wiadows broke.. It meld
scantly he add d, that their reception was most enthusiastic.
As the soldiers passed along they were constantly cheered by
the crowd, and several thomaaods accompaaied them out to
t►e New B kn. Beteg stops at the gates by the entries
they remained cheering aid clapping their herds till the,
van-guard had entered the square. 'The regnant, upon the
whole, was welcomed in the
well entitled by their roiliest bravery sad uniforms good
eosidsct. So pleased were they with their reception, that
one of them said to his comrade—" dolman I would go to
Waterloo again, and crack the Freseli esiikaslers in their
shells, fur such another more/Mr.. it is St years since a de-
tachment of the Greys Isy here, and about SS years slate
Glasgow was the ►ead quarters of the regiment.

The Barrack Board is to be discontinued, and the manage-
'mend of the whole barraek department for the general service
of the army is Great Britain and Ireland, sad she I. the
'Colnaies. Is to be vested in the Board of Ordosure.
The following is the Military Staff of Ireland sines t►e
/4th mit .:
Livelemaallieneral the Right Hen. Sir Samuel Amanita',
Head of the Forces.
Lientemast-Coleael Soren, Secretary; Lieutenant SP Ma-
mar, Assistant-Secretary.
Culasel Thermion, Deputy Adjolani•Gearral ; Colonel
O'Brien, Principal Assistant Adjetamt-General ; Captain
'Craig, Deputy Moistest AdjntasaGesersl.
Colonel S. Brows, Deputy Quarterstaster•Geaeral ; Cole-
yet R. Owen, Assistant Quartermaster-Gement.
London, England, 1822-07-17

FASHIONABLR

The Duchess of Wellington has issited carda of imitation
for a root on Friday nest, at Apsley House, Piccadilly.
The Marquis of Salisbury will give his animal release,-
inent this day to the Judges, Sheriff., and a numerous party
or distinguished personages, at his seat, Hatfield.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lseirdown entertained
at dinner on Monday the Earl and Collet's. of Marmot',
Earl and Countess of Morley, Sir James Mackintosh, Bart.,
Mt. Castling, Mr. Heber, Mr. Huger, &e. at Lausdoeu
House, Berkeley-aquaro.
Countess Grey gave a rout on Monday evening et her
house in Hanover-square, which etas atietiikd by about Lett
distinguished fashionablcs. The drawisig-rooms were most
brilliantly illuminated.
.Lady Itamtden has issued reeds of invilatioe for a rout
to-morrow evening at her house iislly.
Miss Metcalfe entertained a party at dinuiv yesterday at
her house in Seymour-place, Cul son street.
London, England, 1822-07-17

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ibe above title, by the Author of " Rome."

Bat o'er Helvetian wilds, where danger's form
Hangs from the ruck, or murmurs in the slot in,
Intrepid souls the daring toils require,
A breast of iron, sod a heart of fire,
To pierce those icy yaks, where peril lire,
And from their bosom snatch the glorious prise.
Rent from Norwegian rocks, the knotted pine
11 die dark tempest, and tittle heaving brine
Ploughs the majestic way; nor wintry blast,
Nor roaring wave can bend the stately mast,
Thus firm and fearless moves thru snow and storm
The hunter uT the Alps; his manly form,
Honed on the reek, sod cradled by the roll
Of awful torrents, bears the lofty soul,
The spirit of the mountains, and the power
That brighter soars its danger's darksume hoar.
Nn art the hunter needs, or patient tod,
To snare the sleeping marmot ; ice the soil
He, torpid, dreams the wintry hoar, away,
Like sloth, to vigilance an easy prey.
The hare, in ermine drest, eludes the for,
Invisible on wastes of sheeted snow ;
Such the protecting Power's indulgent rare,
That tempers to the lamb the pinching air,
And clothes that trembling locative in white,
To meek both hounds' and hunters' piercing sheet.
But mark the bold chasaeur, serene and still,
When the cold moonbeam sleeps upon the bill,
On the bare rock, or gelid snow reclined,
Chilled by the beating rain and mournful wind,
With esgle-eye well skilled ou snow to trace
The fleeting objects of the mountain chase ;
He spies far otT the sprightly chamois bound,
And starts in new-boru vigour from the bronnd;
leashes., the beauteous victim lies,
When from his single tube the double lightning flies t
But perilous the task, and dread the deed,
When the bold Banquette with falcon's speed
Springs from the shelving rock ; with giant force
The swift pursuer plies the daring course.
He slides ands-touted o'er the icy bridge,
Clint:tithe black precipice and rocky ridge :
Not all the horrors of the snowy deep
Nor deirth'n cold image, gleaming from the steep,
Can chill the fervour of the panting race,
Nor check the madd'ating fury of4be chase.
Nor gold, nor fame, Oaf splendour of a court,
Could bribe that hind to sink the manly sport •
On the cold ice his daring father died,
His brother on the lonely mountain's side;
Conscious he bears the brooding tempest rave
O'er the wild reeks, that shroud his future grave ; •
Yet shrinks not from the terror of his doom ;
Ills days are spatted; his fatal boor is come ;
Levelled with deadly aim Lis tube is placed
To pierce the indeed rover of the waste,
Whose fancied-spoil his little porch adores
With the proud trophy of his branching horns;
He treads a chasm, conceal'd by faithless snow,
And sinks, wild shuddering to the gulf below !
London, England, 1822-07-17

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

COTTON.—Tbe *emus, coati's's°, limited, partieularly
for bombe coossmptioa, the perchascs made siege our la-t
having been nearly all fur exportation. Tbe soles of the
we.k are, in Wad, 100 bags Upland, middling 718, fair to
good fair, M. to Sid.; 100 Pernambuco, good fair, 11d,
good 1110.; 30 Bahia, good fair, 104.; 200 Surat, 'middling
111 J., fair to good fair, 61.1. so eto.; 200 Bengal, ordinary to
middling bid. to bid., fair to good fair 31d. to Sid, good Bd.
per lb. Total 830 bags.
InDrao.—Tbe Conspen)'s sale of 2,230 dints, which
commenced es Tersday last, terminated on Thareslay; tbe
p►ices obtained were *early similar to time of the last Jo-
unary sale, excepting the bar, which, is ibis ask, were
much superior, and may be considered 3d. to fad lower; sad
the consuming rind erdivary qualities which, sold 64. to 94.
blither; t►e proprietors bought in about 450 chests.
SlLK.—Beugai is saleable at a premium of 3 to Sga. per
bale on the cost of the last sale.

Postscript, Tuesday, July 16, 1616, Pour ?Cloth.
The B.P. SUGAR masked was very steady 14 day, the qua.-
tity sold amounting to about 1,600 blade. at the full prices
ol last week for all qualities.
Covega.—Three public sales of British plantation were
brought forward Ibis morsieg, the demand was steady, and
some descriptions sold rather higher, t►e ordinary unclean
qualities were however partly takes in at lower prices.

On Sonday morning, at five o'clock, a fire broke
out in the timber-yard of Messrs. LOVITT and
BOLTON, Compton-street, Clerkenwell, which to.
tally destroled the whole of the machinery for the
cutting and sawing of wood : timber to a great
mogul was also consumed.
London, England, 1822-07-17

COWIN NAM DIANN.

On Monday the 14th ult. beteg the summer solstice. the
Mountain Club of Lochgoilhead, under the patronage of his
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, held their anniversary
meeting on the summit of Ben-Donieh—a lofty moontaia i•
the immediate neighbourhood. Daring the ascent they were
preceded by their Sag, and animated by the notes of their
National music, whilst a discharge of musketry at intervals re•
veristrated frum rock to rock. Having gained the summit
abort sunset, and planted their Rag in ■ cairn, they rue
-maimed to behold t►e majesty of Nature, with the deep sad
shadowy grandeur of a thousand hills. The glorious appear-
slice of the sky—the floating clouds, tinged with the declining
ray. of the sus—the resplendent queen of night and the stars
of Heaven, impressed oa the mind such mingled ideas of
beatify and sublineily as baffle description. The Club after-
wards retired Seto a tent previously erected, whore they par•
snob of a cold collation; whilst the crack withais, as of yore,
flowed round with the favourite beverage of the Highlander.
The Leslths of his Royal Mekong the Patron, Sir Walter
Scott and the absent Members, Sir Jolla Sinclair, Sir fobs
M.Geegor Murray, Thomas Campbell, Esq. ire. were &mak.
The immortal memories of F.nga!, Ossiso, Wallace, and
Graham were received in 'totems Whence. Many celebrated
Pio6racks were primed is a sr picker style.
London, England, 1822-07-17

NEW CLASS BOOK.
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London, England, 1822-05-25

1. 4
be

In our extracts from the Dublin Papers will ,
found a table of principles to he attended to in
the distribution of the money granted for the relief
of,the present local distress in Ireland. They are
lfewroled in good sense and • perfect knowledge of
tit ietirCt. the

-

His IN•Jarev, it is said, will be reseal in per•
,„„ at the belt to be given at the King's Theatre,
for the benefit of the dist►essed peissaatry of Ireland.
'Extract of a letter received front Gibraltar,
*ay q, 1822 t—tr By ■ vessel lately &rimed from Al..'
Mere, we learn, that et the beginning of last mouth'
-it was generally believed that war would shortly be
declared by the Div against Spain, the p►esent or
tribote sent by the Spatial Government hiving•
Mien short of the son) he expected. Two frigateir,
two sloop., two schooners. a brig, • xebec, •od a
Ippey, Wine in the babas'."

-:A
London, England, 1822-05-22

STEAM PACKETS.

Mr. B. WILBRAHAM snowed that accounts be laid be.
fore she Howse of she expense and mecum of the Pest-
office Packetsion the Myer sialsoii, (rem the Ist Jul,, 1017,
to the puree, time; and .1.0 ass arecesot of any expense in•
curred by the Go thig up of ►seam heats.
Mr. BUTTEItWOR.fH seconded the motion.

Sir I. COFFIN said, that the greatest *demising's had
accrued from She establishing 'descant packets, and Gasole-
ne's from Itched would bear him ust iu she statement; sod
they mest,tiarreforroureerd.
Mr. GLADSTONE expressed a hope that if g I en
trouragrinest were gives to warn packets, they slauuM be
restricted as to nowibers, sad eumpelhal to carry a certain
number of boats, is order that suffieteut security might be
Sieve.
Mr. ABERCROMBY wished to ask the Lord A,lvorate ■
oatstiou. The Humor would reeuliret. ;bat last might he asked
him, as pidahc prosecutor, ',briber he was correctly informed
that Mr Steers's trial would cense oa wpm the 3d ufluste ?
The Learned Lord asswe►eJ, as far as he was concerned,
that it would comic on epos that day. His (gr. Aber-
eroralier) surprise was great spots [enrolee, this morning,
siort she trial had bees posiposred so the 10th of June; out,
as be had !tarred, by the Jedges, hut far the cuoveuunce of
the public preeeeutur. Now he visited to know if the Solici-
tor General postponed that trial upon his owe authority, ur
with the euesseut of the Learned Lord?

The LORD ADVOCATES auswer was not distinctly
heard ia ibe Gallery. We understood him to say, that when
be stated yesterday eutaing that the trial would come on
upon the 3d tsChse, be was satisfied it would ; hut this
moraitsa he received a cumsawnicaitou., that It was postponed
to the 10th, and he had on demist whatever that it would come
on upon that day. He was al anxious as any men that no
delay *tumid take place.
London, England, 1822-05-22

DIV! DEN DS.

June 11. W. Ambrose, of Clairimr, Middlesex, carpenter,
at eleven, at the Court of Coissaaisaioisers of Bankrupts,
Basibgliall street, Lemma.
May 25. A. Kelly of she Colonnade, Pall mall, Middlesex,
jeweller, at twelve, at the Court of Cummissiviiers of Bank.
rope, Haninghall street, London.
June 11..1 Gregory, of Illaekwsll, Poplar, Middlesex,
botcher, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bsuk-
top% Baumghall.streei. Loodu...
done 11. It. Needham, of Queem's.hual.lings, Bromptna.road,
near Knightsbridge, Middlesex, silvereistith, at tleve,i, at
the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiugliall.

street, London.
Jesse 11. It Lsneoln, of St. Janes-street, Westmiarter, het.
ter, at eke..., at the Court of Commies 1111 l ess of !lank,

*Nil*, strert, Landow.
June /2. R. Sallow*, lair of Hadlrigh, Suffolk, grocer, •t

eleven, at the Golden Lion lass, Ipan kb.
Jane 13 S. Leigh. of the Strand, Mtddl.aex, bookoeller, at
oor, at the Court of Coistuhoiouers of Bankrupts, Bosom-
Loudon.
May 25. T. Mulligan, of the Abbey Church-yard, Bath,
silk mercer, at one, at the Court of Commi.siuners of
Bankrupts, Smittenll-street, London.
Jane 20. R. Reynolds, late of Shubrouke, Deron,tanner, at
eleven, at the Angel lan, Tiverton, Devon.
Julie 12. C. Martin, late of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen-
draper, al twelve, at the King's Head, Great Yarmouth.
May 25 P. Young the younger and R. Anderson, late of
Wapping, Middlesex, mil.makerr, at one, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basoignall.street, Loudon.
June 4. S Humphrey', I.te of Clisilotte.street, Portland.
place, Middlerts. merchant, at twelve, at the Court of
Commi.sioners of B.iikrispi., Basingkillnireet, London.
June 7. T. Tippi-g, late of Wsrrington, Laocaster, milky,
at tea, at the George Inn, Warrington.
June 13. T. Freame, of Worcester, übtuet-make►, at owe, at

the Hop Pole lon, Wweesier.
Jose 12. Wm. Wwkins, late of Norton, Worcester, morn.

(sour, at eleven, •t the Cali Whoa Cuffee-house, Woe.

ender.
June IL. It. M'Esy, of Kawmford, Chester, linen-draftee,
at three, •I the Albion Motel, Piccadilly, Mattehealer.
June 12. J. Smith, of Shrewsbury, linea.draper, at three, at
the Alloon Hold, Piccadilly, Manchester.
June 14. Wm. Wilson, late of Gateshead, Durham, ship.
owner, at °keen, at the George Inn, Neweastle-upou-
Tw.
Jour 19. T. Perkins, of Massehetder, and S. Armstroae, el
New Mille, Derby, cotton-spinner., at eleven, at the
Brisleewaier Arms Imi,
June 14. J. Oink, lase of Ilelm‘ls y, Volk, merchant, at lee,
at the Red 1..0ti Inn, Think-113r, l'sss k
Jose 91. E. Mason, of Worcester, IVO stealer, and J. Pena,
of Laue...ssd. Birmingham, soap-boilers, at eleven, at be
Gulden Liuu luso, IYurecatte.
CF.RTIFICATES.—JUNE 11.

.1. Ripley, of Wapping Hlgh-81r....t, and of the Comma,.
eial rued, Umehouse, iliddlehex, mathematical Instrumeut.
maker.—P. Rept.l4, late of King-airrei, Southwark, chic..
man.—W. Baotou. of Noel!mirk, Cheater, geom.—U. C.
Wright, late of Crooked-laue, London, upholder.
London, England, 1822-05-22

THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob HeINN
Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex.
perteace to really excel, broth in elegance and efficacy,
every other preparation for the Teeth sad Gums; they et.
teetotally preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age,
reader them white sad beautiful without impairing the
mewl, (sates such as are loose, and keep such as are de-
cayed (rum becoming worse. They likewise resider the
breath delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly
core the Scurvy io the Gu sad make them grow erns sod
glom to the Teeth.—The eYaesee is particularly recant-
withal to Pares.. sad Persons who have the care of
Children es the greatest preservative of yoang aid tender
Teeth. None are genuine but what have the words,
"J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cock/par-street," engraved
is the Stamp. Price to. 9d each.
BAY LElrs TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS,
for taking Ink Spots and Stains out of Lace sod Linea. The
graeme is signed " W. Bayley" an the Box sad Wrapper.
Also his SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of
Silk, Staff. Wooers Cloth, Sm. price Is. each.
VERITABLE POM)IA DE DIVINE, price 3.. 6d. the
glass.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Per.
famen,Cocksper.street, Lando's.
London, England, 1822-05-22

CATHOLIC PEERS.

The LORD CHANCELLOR resealed a Petition from
the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral of Gloacester,
evilest the Rill for permitting Catholic Peers to lilt Self
Lordships' House.
The Noble and Learned Earl pencilled a similar Petition
from the Churchwardens and I. habitants of the Parish of
St. Maritsa, in the City of Leicester. His Lordship observed
that there was au egulaiity is the prayer of the Petition,
sail prvyrd that the Art of the 30th of Charles 11. should
sot be repealed, whet., to Get, it had been before repealed
by the Act of %Valiant and Mary. He considered, however,
that their Lordships would nut refuse to receive the Petition,
as the Petitioners were led into the mistake by the first Bill
which bad beets brought late the other House of Paella-
meat use the subject, which west to repeal the Act of
Charles 11. If 311 illetigrliel statement had led them into
error, Owl, were not to he surprised at the mistake the
tierces had made.
Lord HOLLAND said, that she mistake automated to
little more than 1111 irregularity. 'ail that of a nature that
ought mot to prevent the Pentium lisimg received.
The Petitions were thee read, sad laid ow the table.
Viscount 51E I.VtLLE. rotated a similar Petition from

HOME OF COMMONS, TUISDAY, KAT 21.
Mr. CANNING .premuted • Petition from she Merchants
of Liverpool, expressing their refer-I that the proposilwor
allsoisc firmly* warehouser! corn to be croons! had been.
abandoned by the Howse. He shouting ii richt to 'We lb"
be disapproved of the terns is esisieh swat of sloe parorspba
is the Prisms* were roach* ablosisgb be ersopsessall is Se
prayer of rye Petition, mad WSMimed fest it al. arty ti am*
a Resolution is that effect in the Scrofula's's( Consmittee if
ao other Member did so—The Peilties was ordered to be
rioted.
London, England, 1822-07-10

.SHOCKING MURDER.

week /fitches/ Edwards was committed to Moe-
Mouth gaol, charged on the verdict of a Coroner's inquest
on esepieleso of the wilted murder of her husband, William
Edwards, by giving him a quantity of arsenic. The safer.
WIDOW deceased • kept the Close Keys publie.house in
Poot.prool, and once possessed a very good properly, tint
iris with was addicted to drinking, and bad tarried aw sc.
guillotines with souther man, which it is supposed led her
to form the horrid resoletion of destroying her hatband.
From the evidemee gives ow the toques', which sat two days,
it epppeers that the servant, who is a relation, was em.
Oiled to provide the arsenic from a shop, in the
same of some other person ; her mistress perseaded
the husband to take a hula of milk, tote which she
heal pesvioissly pot a portion of the poison, and she is
said to have administered more of the anionie to him
afterwards, tram the effects of ',Wei be died is a few hoses.
After the folk st investigation had takes place, the stomach
having bee. examined by reediest Gentlemeo, the Jury gave
a verdict of Wt Mender against the wife, and she was
telly committed to she her trial at the next Arises t the
servant was also committed as au accomplice. The wretched
eiemene appeared totally ineeasible to her awful shastiust.
The Primmer* were seat from Pont-y.posi is • challis, Is
the monody of two constables, sad it is staled that wthe
read, hsvieg plied the emsetables sad the driver with liquiser,
they both effected their escape before they reached Nue.
mouth. lowbrows of Ibis having arrived at Poet proof,
several Geatlemeo immodiatety west i• pursuit, by whose
vigilance we usderstsed both the women were hikes asleep
is Trelleek Wood, about four miles from hiciametath.—
(Gloucester Jerrold.)

The King has been prevailed upon finally to de-
termine to visit his Scottish dominions this summer.
His Majesty will proceed thither early in August.
and will go by sea in his yacht ; for which purpose
the necessary directions were issued )eatetilay from
the Admiralty and the Lord Chamberlain's office.
Thus, it would seem, that the paragraph which re.
cently appeared in a Ministerial Paper. nad which
we reprinted on Wednesday, has not been without
effect: in fact, it had in it more thou met the eye
of the uninformed reader, and was not written
without due deliberation, nor published without an
imprimatur.—(Morising Paper.)
A gentleman who is just returned from a jour.
bey through the manufacturiqg districts of York-
shire informs us, that trade was never better iu that
quarter.—(Csrlisk Patriot.)
Accounts from Birmingham are to the same effect
respecting the manufactures in that town. Specu-
lations for the revolted and independent Spanish
Provinces in South America are presumed to bore
contributed greatly to this result.
London, England, 1822-07-10

DISTRESS IN IRSLIND.

II la Kaki our pilaf& del to cell she attention of oar
readers to the dreadful state of the suffering provinces of
Ireland. The details which awe published this week are of
the meet allietiag tied. Where is the laogeage to be foetid
that eaa place before Me eye, • .saber, stretched Go the
clay door of her cab* bar six or eight children dead or
dying animal her, her basbemrs tears sod her owe dried
up from memo of wee, sad waiting for the beer that
will extiaguieb life as the serest mesas of relit f sloe
each family as ibis were discovered is skis country, It wield
some heme to our feelings, and the charity of the people
would be op its arms, as it were, to triodicatio tbetheireon-
nosaity from the implatatiess of such a mese. Pot what
4411 we say, when aim wily fuse family, net only mos
twasty, bet bombed. of such families, are at this monseur,
Islam we asemoking. postabing Is the amosber• mittemestess
poets of Ireland! The supply which has bees met from
Eaglaul is as yet utterly inadequate eves Mt cheek the per
gems of the famine. The cremes, mettles, sod wild barbs of
the Adds, are all exhausted. Fever, dysentery, and swell-
ills of the asset violent chemise tiouteod with famlue fir
her victims; but we mast desist—we have set power so
pursue the description. It slakes tie heart sick.(fillomeer-
fir Journal.)
Comer/toys roe ewe Dielltresen letsw.—lts addition
to the ha of eoottibuttose from this city and theichboor-
booth, which row amount to Nearly 1,0001, we feel plesoore
le publishing she Tewksbury, the •f
29/. was collected at the Abbey Chrreh oa Sunday het, and
• further sum of 681. bw. Pd. front beast to hew. At
Dureley, the subscription smousted to 4011. of *WA *early
361. wore collected at the Church on Heade, Ws. At
after • *erases by the Rev. E. Cornwall, a collection elle/.
were made, • ciesiderable pert of chick was contributed by
the labour's' classes of the iallabitaals.—(fiki.)
London, England, 1822-07-10

IIAYMARZED THEArR i,

tt‘ght the comedy of She Shot ea Centre3
mat perfo►med here, in which M►. C. gamete =-
patted an extraordinary degree of comic effeat to
the character of Tumor Marlow. Its !peculiarities
were marked with odiniroble discrinsioation. The
charming vivacity of Mrs. Citsresat.se, as Miss
Hordeostle, rendered the sheepish reserve or her
bashful lover irresistibly ludicrous. Illr. Lterok's
Tony Lompkin is too well known to need a minute
examiostrou of us merits. The audiente were con-
vulsed with laughter. The new comedy of Jibs
Basel folloispAi and seas received with applause.
The house was extremely full. The dress circle dis-
played a brilliant assemblage of fashionable visitors.