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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-18

NINE PRIZEq of r 21,0110!

Tie Falk-drawn Pose N EXT TUESDAY will receive
Three of 21,0001. and there are uot Two Blanks to a Prize.
A Parrbaser of • single Ticket before NEXT TUES-
DAY, may obtain TWO of 21,0001.; and they hope to be
as successful in distributing to the üblie as in last Con-
tract, when in one Lottery they sold ALL the PRIZES of
21,0001. at their Old Offices, 37, Coiuhilli 11, Holborn;
and 38, Haymarket.
London, England, 1821-01-18

NEXT TUESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING.

y •nd J. SIVEWRIGH7I'. the Contractor.,
Qv • rtronety recommend to the Public the exiraurdi.
•ary •ttractire Features of their New Year'• Loitrry,
which contains
London, England, 1821-01-18

ULCERATED LEGS SPEEDILY •nd EFFECTUALLY

_ _
CU RED.
AN estruoidinaty Discovery has recently been
snails fur the perfsct Cure of the above painful sod
I Iseireosiog Complam!. It has been successfully tried is
cases deemed incurable; and its mild and rapid efficacy has
astonished the hapless sufferers, as well as some of the
Faculty, who have been wilts toils cleansing sad heal.ng
properties. The Proprietor has, therefore, been prevailed
WI to offer it to the Public, fully sensible that numbers are
linderiug under that tormenting Cumplaiut, without hops
of relief. The Cure is infallible, and the WINS ars mode-
rate.

Reference will be given to those who have happily tips.
rieuced its mild and efficacious power, by applying to Mr.
Iliad, Surgeon, 75, Shoe lane, Fleet street.
London, England, 1821-01-20

BUSINESS OF THE COURT.

' Mr. HEALD, at the rising of the Court, observed,
that junior Counsel were placed most unpleasantly
as motions were at present arranged, the senior
Counsel having the right, on account of thew se-
niority, to make their muttons first, which in general
were motions of appeal, and occupied severally a
considerable tune of the Court. by which moons
junior Counsel having mown. to make, were un-
able to make them. which certainly tended to do
them great injury in their profession. He men.
tioned this with all due respect to the Court. and
without intending that it should be supposed be
alluded to say particular Counsel who were senior
at the bar.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed that ha wOOI.I
have a conversation with their Honours the Master
of the Rolls and the Vice-Chancellor on the sub.
jest, and he bad no doubt but he would be able to
make an order on the subjec►, which would suit the
convenience of the bar. lits Lordship observed,
London, England, 1821-01-20

KENT COUNTY MEETING.

MAIDSTOSS. TSuReDAT, JAN. IS.
The refusal of the High Perriff of the Comity of Kent to
csll a Comely Meeting, only moved to excite a more than
urdisary arduor to meet, and to discuss the subjects proposed
in the Releieition to the High Sheriff. Very early this
moroing ■ll the public roads into Maidstone were crowded
with gentlemen's carriages, postebeimv, and riders; sad lung
before twelve, the Hour appointed fur the meeline, the
street in (rout of the Town Hall was excessively crowded .
with geutlemen impatient to have an opportunity of express-
itig their feelings as freeholders of the county uf Kent. Be-
fore the doors were regularly opened, a great number bad
contrived to snake their way into the Hall, aid wbeu the
doors were opened the crush was inure violent than we ever
observed on any secant's whatsoever. Much anxiety was
generally expressed to adjourn isle the open air, hut it was
at once "'previa,' by the coreentittance that a sufficieut num-
ber of Magistrate had not signed the literpii.itiou to entitle
Them to meet is the open air.
At IS o'clock the Furl of Thant{ Earl of Darnley, Lord
Clifton, Mr. T. Ryder, Mr. P. Polhill, Mr. Honywuod,
Member fur the County, Mr. L.1)41.w, and sever4l other
Gentlemen of in the County eulered the Hall.
The Earl of DAILIILEY claimed the attention of the meet.
leg. Although it was merely a matter of form, yet he mast
rtieseid their particular attention to the moms he was
about to take. All their proceediags would be 11141 ked by
the ►tricte.l regard to regularity ; tool he, therefore, instici-
patrol.tlar it entire approbation, alien he pi-upowd fur their
Chairinau the I. (hest character of which the Couto), c.uld
boast—be nitwit an independent tumult), grail.tnau.....
(Great applause )—He moved that Mr. Polhill take the
Chair.—(Great applause)
The widows was seconded by Mr. CIOCIMAN, and Car-
ried with great enthusiasm.
Mr. PohtitLL mid be felt very happy to be called to the
('hair hy a meeting so asewertois and so respeeiable. He
had only to reepteet that they wou'd give a fair and impartial
hearing to twiny Gestlemao who should address them.—
(Applause.)
The Eatl of Taimyr rout and was received with istatein
London, England, 1821-01-20

TI IRA TRN-ROY AL, CUVIINT-GARDRN.
Iris EVENING. SATURDAY, Jot. 20,
will be performed the Musical Drama of
THE SLAVE.
Governor of Soriaam, Mr. Blanchard ; Capt. Malcolm,
111 r Pyoe; Capt. Clifton, Mr. Duruset ; Fops., Mr. Lis-
ton ; Matthew Sharper' Mr. Jones; Sam Sharpers, Mr.
F-enery; Gambia (toe Slave), Mr. Macready. Stella Clifton
Miss Love • Miss Vou Frump, Mrs. Davenport; Zeliudy
Mies Seephes.
After which, 23d tittle, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime,
called
HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON;
Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD.
Friar Bacon, Mr. Corner; Vanderneast (afterwards Paula-
loon), Mr. Barnes; Adonis Frilible (afterwards Lover),
Young Grimaldi; Young Murky (afterwards Harlequin), Mr.
War; Metiment (afterwards Columbine), Mke E. Dennett ;
Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi.
Doors to be opened at Half. past Six o'Clock—the Play to
begin at Seven.
Buses, 7s • Second Price, 3s. 6d.—PH, 3e. 61.; Second
Price, Si.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery. Is.; Second Price, W.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Session, at the
Box-OlTim, Hart.strect, from Ten till Four.
A Private Box may he had fur the Season, or nightly, of
Sir. Brandon, at the Box,OlSce.
The new Tragedy of &farandole will be repeated on Mon-
day. Wednesday, and Friday.
The new Dread sad Comic Pantomime will be repeated
OnMreolug.
On Toesalay, Shaltspoores Comedy of Errors.
SOIREES AMUSAMTIOR
" The Law aJMws it."
THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH p11:4111A-HOUSE,
STRAND. -
THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Jan. 20,
and every Evening till further notice,
LES ONIFIRES CHINOISES.
A GLEE CONCERT.
DR. mums IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWKES.
A candy of novel Enteriaininents are in preparation, as,
in consequence of incrxesing attraction, it is the intention
the .Proprietor to keep the Theatre open until Mr. Ma-
thews's MINOR.
A Military Hand will perform between the Pmts.
'.•—
•DELPH3 THEATRE, STRAND.
By Authority of the Right thin. the Lord Chamberlain.
Tills EVENING, SATURDAY, Jon. 20.
will be produced, far the 6th time, an esdirely New
/with the exception of the music, some part of the diltkoilter
and a few screen, cluiwes, and decoratioas) Operatic Bar-
league Barletta, in too acts, with an introductory Vision,
entitled
GIOVAIS:NI THE VAMPIRE!
Or, 110 W SHALL WE GET RID OF HIM?
Characters is the Vision—Giovanni the Vampire, Mrs.
Waylvit ; P. S. Bustle, Esq. Mr. Lee.
la she Sericite—Dos Giovanni. Mrs. MOM; Leporello,
/11r. Wilkinson. Miss Bellamira Beetle, Mrs. MINIM.
After which, the favourite Comic and Burlesque Ballet,
called OPPOSITION, will be substituted for II Molinaro
Berlato, en account of the sudden indisposition of Signor
('armini.
To conclude with a new Grand Picturesque Pantomime,
entitled
DR. SYNTAX;
Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON.
Dr. Syntax, Mr. Daly; nage, Mr. W. Kirby; Mrs.
Syetax, Signor Paulo; Dully, Miss Simpson; Fautassiai,
Miss Daly.

UXBRIDGE.
Cora Inspector's Return, TsmasnaT, JANUARY 18.
Wheat, per load lll ato 181 —a
Barley, per quarter 26. —4l to VIA .-41
Oats l9s --d to 28s —4l
Bears 29s —d to 42s —d
Pease 39s —d to 3111 —4
London, England, 1821-01-20

SUBSCRIPTION for •fforttig NIGHTLY
SHELTER to the HOUSELESS, and RELIEF to
the DESTITUTE.
President, the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR.
Treasurer. &r JOHN WM. LUBBOi.7K, Hart.

Subscriptions received since last advertiarniest :
At the Committee Room. I Hy. 1). Vincent, Esq. ft 2
Jobe Bete, Esq. .. • l5 5 • Ny. W. Vincent, Esq. 2 2
• Widow Lady, per 1 Rev. T. Visits- 2 0
J. S.
John Mihrard, Esq 5 51 Churl's......
David Caddell, Esq... 2 2 I Lord Teigsiniout h I 0
At Lubbock's. : Gen. T. B. Reyna/door 1 C
J. E. Baillie, E5q..... 10 0: W. W
W. Rey 1 0 ; General Cartwright.. 5 5
F. G.
C. G. C...:.. 1 O'S. U.
Rev. G. Champagne.. 10 0 E. U.••••• 4•
Mears. Drammen& Al Fry's.
and G. r 20 0 J. Porter.. . ..
.1. lit bioassay Esq. 2 2 At Sinai{.
Osgood Gee, E5q..... 2 2 it. P
At Birch's. At Loyd's.
Mr. Robertson
James Pates/et. Eaq. 5 0 At Williams's
At Marini's. Richard Till, Esq.
N. E. Keedersley, Esq. 1 0 At Glyn's
At Hmemersley's. George Swan, Esq 3 3
Aminpasious
Job* blusters Esq lO 10 Barclay, Perkins &Co 21 0
At C.:it tie's. At Mastermaies.
Earl of Carlisle •• • • 10 0 Dewy Jeremy, Esq... 1 1
Amount of a disputed At Sensors's.
account 3 9 Joe. Van Oven, Esq.. I I
Lord James Stuart
Mrs. Mary Todd
ikt Swages. Al Martin's.
Sir CbarlisAsat
At Hoare., Fleet-street. . At Curtiss.
?des. S. Hanailtos 2 2 Col. Almon
I Nies Wegg
Bishop of Oxford.... 10 10 Thomas Yates
It. Richard Roberts 2 2 At Smith's.
James Mame, E5q..... 10 0 Geo.Setith, Esq. M.P. 10 10
Subscriptions are received at the Tres 'a, Mansiou-
honse-sireet; at Lloyd's Coffes.houre ; at the Committee.
room ; and by all the Leedom, Bankers.
W. H. BODKIN, Men. Set.

NEXT TUESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING.
Jand J. SIVEWKIGHT, the Contractors,
• 'ogees recommend to the Public the extraordi-
nary attractive Features of their Nee Year's Lottery,
which contains

NINE PRIZES of 111,000!
The Fifth-drawn Prize NEXT TUESDAY will receive
Thee of 11,0001. and there are not Tire Blanks to • Priae.
A Purchaser of a single Ticket heroic NEXT TUES-
DAY, say obtain TWO of 21,0001.; sail they hope to be
as auccemlnl iu iliAributing to the Public as is kat Con-
tract, wipes is our Lottery they sold ALL the PRIZES of
21,000/. at their Old Offices, 37, Cosiskill; 11, Holborn;
mid 31, Haymarket.
London, England, 1821-01-20

NAVAL INTALLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 15.
Put in here the Inglis, Boreadsal ; ■ad Marquis Commies,
Laskiss, front Cowes.

Put back the Moffitt, Oldkais, for Madras`_
Came down from the River, the Jupiter, Amery, for Roe-
tem Ayres; and Fame, Davis, foe Jamaica. The latter pat
Mt* Ramsgate.
Arrived and sailed fur the River the Benson, Renter,
from Si. John's, New Brunswick ; and Abruna, Lewis, from
Leghorn.. The Indefatigable, ICunaminiz, from St. Jobe's,
New Brimrswick, was run down about 100 noses from the
Land's Rod, supposed by • sloop of war—the crew, slier
being three days on the wreck, was takeu oft by the Abewia
and arrived here.
_ _

POOLE, JANUARY 18.
Arrived tbo Harmony, --, from Newfuondland,
with d•m•ae, Ism of bowsprit and topmost', ad it is
feared ber lower masts ors norm.

lE. FRIDAY, JANUARY lg.
Leghorn 4}
Genoa .. 43t
I Venice ..... 27 60
Malta .. 45

Naples
Palermo-. „per a: llb

Lisbon
481
Oporto
Riu Janeiro

Bahia

Dublin . ....... ... 8

Cork ........ 8
BULLION .
Portugal Gold in l s. d.
Colo' per oz 0 0 0
Foreign Gold in
Bars 3 17 10;
New Doubloons 314 9
New Dollars 4 10c.
Silver in Bars 0 4 111;

BIRTH.
At West Motility, in Surrey, the Lady of C. Tyrw hilt
Joon, Esq. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.

Oa Monday last, at St. Lawrence church, ler of Tbanet,
by the Rev. R. Harvey, jun. Algernon Sidney Peaky, Al 1). Iv
Miss Holman, of Chapel. place, Ramsgate.
DEATHS.

On the Sill instant, at Norton House, in Devonshire,
Lady Jodrell, relict of the late Sir Paul Jodrell.
On the 40th of May last, al Muoradabail, Major Henry
Bellingham, of the Ist battalion lit regiment of Resign:
Native Infantry, Coniniauding Officer at the above statieit,
and nephew to Sir William Beiliagham, Bart.
On the 7th instant, in Limerick, iu emainquenee of her
bead dress taking fire from a candle which she held in
her baud, Mrs. Kelly, widow of Dr. Kelly, formerly of that
city.
• On the sth instant, at Clnrk's Bridge, Cork, Mn.v Ilnr%
Shinniek, aged 104 years. She was Norm to Lard Cailelttn.
the Right Rev. Dr. Cuppiage►, Rums. Catholic 8.1.150 p .
Cloyur•, and Sir R. Kellett, Bart. &c.
Oa t►e 9th instant, Mrs. halt, of Mainland, near 1111.14.,
the only sister of Alderman Bothwell.

Ou Sunday last, Mrs. Leaking/on, ■t SitudanteJ
the seat of laar son, 8. R. Luellnagtou, Esq.
On Tlattrsday morning, to Greurille-stieet, Dublin, IX.•
ter Thomas Drontgole.
. .

Or the 14th instant, at her house iu Lower Seystour•sheei,
Mrs. Villiers, sired 86 sears.
Oil IVednesday, the gith instant, at her lioo.e ip
'street, Bath, Mrs. Willes. relict of the Isle Ittv.
'lles. Archdeacon of Well..

llu F.iday, the 12th instant, James Topping, E.q
Whalcrufl Hall, in the county of Chester, one of his tilsj.se
Counsel, a Benches of the Inner Temple, •ti law Attu.,, e •
General of the County Palatine of &semester, and ut the
County Palatine .if Merlons.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON ORIDGIL
Hernias 38 after 3. 1 Evening 51 after 3.

Printed aod Published at Tau Barris. Pain awl To'
GLoas Oast, No. IV:, Weasel, by C. CORNWEI ,
of Ilse Stroud.
London, England, 1821-01-20

DUBLIN POLICE.-DARING OUTRAGE.

Hr4o•Oirctoc.—Oa Wednesday night, the 10th instant,
the house of Ignatius Purcell, Esq. of Prospect Puitit, near
Swords, in the county of Dublin, was burglariously and
felunioualy entered by a number of armed men, who robbed
the house of bank notes to the •mount of 87/. together with
• great quantity of plate •ud Are-arm. Information having
beta communicated at this office on the following (Thurs-
day) morning, Mr. Farrell immediately dispatched Peace-
officers MiCarihy, Wright, and M•Donougb, in search of the
rubbers, when after • diligent search they succeeded in ap-
prehending, i■ a public-house in King-street North, four
men, namely, Pat Walsk, Pat Foga'', John Kelly, and
(harry Ilaarally ; and on being searched, was found the
whole of the bank notes which were taken nut of the house.
The officers, after much resisl•eee on the rubbers' part,
brought them to this office, when 111 r. Purcell, together with
his ses rants, attended,and Identified the whole of the money,
as also their persons to be part of the gang; when after •
strict examination before the Magistrates., they were fully
committed to abide their trial at the next commission. The
great activity and rfficleney of our Dublin Police is the
familiar theme of praise not only in this city, but in London,
where the want of similar exertion is so strongly felt and
complained of. The exceedingly prompt detection of t►e
rubbers who committed the outrage detailed above, furnishes
striking proof of thej wanes' of the commendation upon the
Dublin establishment.

A melancholy accident occurred in the park of
Sir JOHN BOUGHEY. Bart. one of the Members
for the county of Stafford. at Aqualate. on Satur-
day se' 'ghe. Some poor miners and others to
the number of fourteen, being out of work, bor-
rowed u waggon and leaving loaded it with coals,
fur the purpose of earning a fete shillings by the
sale of them, drew it without hor►es to the house
of the worthy Baronet, who with his accustomed
benevolence made them a handsome present, but
declined accepting of the coals. in hopes that the
poor fellows might turn them to profit elsewhere.—
On ►eturning through the park, Lied having ne-
glected to lock the wheels, the waggon descended
a h►ll with such velocity that a man of die name of
RUDGI was thrown down, and the wheels pawing
over his body, k►lled him on the spot ; another
ass hod his ribs broken and his life is in great
&ogee; sod a third airs injured iu a less degree.
London, England, 1821-01-20

la a week, wills two Cat• (Crowning and Crushing),
price one shilling,
THE RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS TO
GOVERN WRONB: a Satire. With Notices.
BY THE AUTHOR OF " THE POLITICAL HOUSE
THAT JACK BUILT."
Printed for Williams Hone, 45, Ladiate-laillr—Orders,
wit► Ressitsautes, doily executed, and Show•bills flor
down and Doors enclosed.
London, England, 1821-03-12

Private Boxes to be had Nightly or for the Season —Scala
may also be obtained to the Orchestra Boars, by application
to Mr. Rodwell, rat the Theatre only.

To-morrow, the Opera of Love io a Village, with Theme.
On Saturday, The Duette': data, Miss Wilson.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Mach 12,
will be performed tßuikepeares Tragedy of
London, England, 1821-03-12

THE LIFE AND DEATH OF

KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
George, Duke of Clarence, Mr. Egerton; Richard, Duke
of Glo'ster, Mr. Macready; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Yates;
Henry. Earl of Richmond, Mr. Abbott ; Lord Hastings, Mr.
Concur; Lord Stanley, Mr. amputee. Elisabeth, Mrs.
Fined ; Margaret of Anjou, Mrs. Bunn; Duchess of York,
Mrs. Concur; Lady Anne, Mrs. Yining.
After which, filth time, a sew Grand and Comic Pantomime

. .
called
HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON;
Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD.

Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Van dermas (afterwards Pasta-
loos), Mr. Barnes; Atkins Fribble (afterwards Lover),
Young Grimaldi; Young Morley (afterwards Malaysia), Mr.
Ellar; Whams (afterwards Colembine), Miss E. Dement;
Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi.

Doors to be opened at Haltpast Sex u'Clock—lbe Play to
breia at Seven.

Boles, Vs ; Served Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. id.; Seemed
2s.—Gallcry, 25.; Second Price, lc—Upper
ls.; Second Price, 6d.
Places fur the Bowes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tits
Bat-Office, Hort-street, from Tea till Poor.
A Private Boa may be bad for the Seasuu, or nightly, of
Mr. &sada*, at the Box-011ics.
To-morrow, the Opera of Love in a Village: Rosetta,
Tins Stephens.
t.lla Thursday, Don John, or The Two Violeta', with The
Forty Thieves.
Os Tuesday, the Mk lost. The Stranger: Mr% Haller by
a Young Lady (her first appearance uu any 51•4 t).

MISSING, CHARLES MATHEWS, E,q.
It is said that the above thwatlitioan, actuated by
a strange propensity for rising M the world, left his Howe,
at Highgate, perpendicularly, this Horsing, IN A BAL-
LOON, and has out e. net hero seen or heard of.
If this be the fiat, there cats be no doubt (from his known
habits of punctuality) that he will be AT HOM E, at the
ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, on THURSDAY NIINT,
Mob of March, when he will probeh4 give an account of
hie ADVENTURES IN THE AIR.
HAI —lf he will return is hie disconsolate Friends, the
P., sic, be will be kindly received, sad so questions asked.
Saturday, Marcls 10, MI.
London, England, 1821-03-12

APPEAL TO THE GENEROUS.

THE F►ietnls of a Meritorious Faintly iti Dis-
tress return their grateful acknowledgments for the
various sums subscribed, and beg to renew t►eir
an=iuus solicitations to those who have funds at command,
and to those who delight to dill good where merit, overwhelm-
ed with misfortune, calls fur aid, and 'where that good can
be well applied, couvinerd that the aid of numbers, though
the amount subscribed by each be small, will ultimately
enable industry to resume its wonted activity—dry the tear
of suriow—steal the •ourner from his woe, and bid de-
spair be still—and male the lips of unprotected infants to
praise that Gracious Being who bas blessed a fallen world
will the all-cheering principle of moieties! love.
Subscriptions are received at the Barking-houses of Sir J.
Esdaile and Co. 21, Lombard-street Sir Win. Costa, and
Cu. Nu. 15, ditto; 11 . Hoare*, 37, Fleet-street; Sir
Walter Sterling and Hodson,. No. 345, Strand; Messrs.
liammersleys and Co. 76, Pall-mall; by the Rev. .1. T.
%Valrosley, D.D. Hauwell; and the Rte. J. Hewlett, 55,
Hunter-street, Brneswick-eipare.
London, England, 1821-03-12

TO THE -PIIyRIETOES OF BAST INDIA STOCK'
LottLADINO, AND GIINTLIDIEN,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of SIX DI-
RECTORS beiag Axed for the I Ith of APRIL NEXT,
I had cootemplated offering myself for tie honour of your
suffrages on that day, in consequence of the death of Colonel
J. B. Taylor, but circumstances having induced a Gentle-
man who has bag bees a Candidate for your favour, to re-
new his solicitations fur the honour of a seat in your Quirt
of Directors, and to whom malty of say Most valued and
powerful friends were previously imaged, I owe it to
their friendship and kindness, however Battering my pros-
pect of success might be, to shillala from proceeding to the
ballot on the present occasion.
I have uow the plessiag task of retuning my sincere Sc.
knowledgMents for the kindness wills which I have been re-
ceived by all the Proprietors whom I have bad the honour of
seeing in my canvass, and whilst I rely with coaideace on
the successful termination of the exertions of my tealous
friends, I Junto offer them the assurances of my unfeigned
gratitude.
I sball have the pleasure of renewing my permits! can-
vass, and soliciting tie honour of year support for the next
vacancy.
I sm, with greet respect, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
Your moat obedient faithful Servant,
J. PETTY ramsriarr.
New Broad-street, Nolo 10, 1021.

An ACCOUNT of •be QUANTITY of TALLOW im-
p yrted into GREAT BRITAIN, from the sth January,
IMO, to Ibe st► January, MI ; and the Total Amount
of Duty charged thereon, sod what Mat was at the Rate
of per Too.
London, England, 1821-10-06

HAYTI.

RITMO! OF • LETTFR /ROIL rouw-Au-saiscit., DM'S')
•L:GUsT a, mi.
The arrival a few days since of W. R. Robin's, Esq.
is the United -States brig Rotenone, Ins gives great satis-
faetioe to the merchants of We place, particularly to those
of his owe country. He has lees received is the most
fit/redly Insener by President Royer sad the other sethis.
pities. I undefined that the Preeldent has prossteed
to give every attestioe to Mr. Rebiusou's repreeestatiows in
behalf of the claims of uur citizens Gamiest this Govetwasenti
snit such is the opinion entertsiued of IMr.Robineon's Apia.
mimic abilities, that there is scarce a doubt he will recover
the claims ends/ his charge, ur at least *bulls from Ibis
Toveroment such answers as will enable wet Guarantee to
eumpsehend the real Interco( the claims, mad to adopt such
intestine as circuits/faeces may reader Necessary (et as
eveuteal jest settlemeut."

On Sunday, at noon, a desperate attempt was
made iu Paris to assassinate Major-General the
Baron Diana, by the Sieur HU•ULT, formerly
an officer in the 2.1 regiment of cuirassiers of the
royal guard, who was dismissed from the corps,
whilst it was under the command of the Baron.
He forced his way through the wiudow into the
study of the General, and, grasping him with fe-
rocious fury, stabbed him sole region of the
heart, the head, and the shoulder. The cries of
.his rictus) Khanna(' the servants, who, with several
soldiers, ran to the room, rescued the General,
disarmed the assassin, and delivered him into the
hands of the police authorities. He is a near
relative of the Baron's, who was Lis patron, and
always treated bun with great regard. The con-
dition of the General is very grievous, from the
nontbrr, situation, and depth of the wounds ; it
appears, however, by the surgeon's report, that
they are not considered aso:tal.

Es rums zsiti,AWlL
I The iltar-piece woo wit plieed (Ai hid WM
ihentioned) by Henry 111., who rebuilt the church,
*bleb was iorigioolly erected by Edward the Cow.
timer. It was set up duriog the Stuart., or more
prdbably oboist the time the church was repaired
wider the direction of Sir Christopher Wren. It
is in the style of lest than two centuries beck,
after the Italian snowier, and quite out of har-
mony with the *bole edifice. Previous to the Co-
ronation it was proposed to mike its removal per.
monent, and to solace its its stead so appropriate
Gothic structure; and further, to make a present
of it to some our of the projected new churches or
chapels. %Vint's°, chapel was disfigured, till re.
stored under George 111. by similar discrepancies,
as loamy of our cathedrals yet are. The improved
taste of modern ortios was evinced lately in the
Gothic temporary coastructions in Westminster-
hall, whereas the old coronation prints show that
sou foriaer occasions they were grossly iocungruout.

NEW B U 111 lit PERKS, °cross& 4.
Wbeel 3O. to 90s I Oslo 23. to 13.
Rye 4B. to SOI I Sasso
Barley 29. to 13e I Peeve 3O. to 40.
Deesd, per venom, le. lid. to IL 9id.
London, England, 1821-10-06

PitOTECTI NG DUTIES.

The 6.llowing Letter has been receivrd by the
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce :

(e 022.)
" Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, September 20, 1421.
" am directed by the Lords of the Committee of
Privy Council, appointed for the consideration of all matters
relating to Trade and Ksmien Plantations, to request that
you will collect fur t►e infornsatiou of this Board, any tepees
sentntions which the manufacturers of Ireland may he dia.
posed to make respecting the continuance of the Proteetirig
Duties granted by the Act of Union; and that you will trans-
mit the same as soon as may be couveisient, together with
may oliservatioas which the Chamber of Commerce at Dub-
lin may derire to bring under Use coiesideratine of the
lards of this Committer, in eviler that their Lordships may
be enabled fully to consider this subject; and that sufficient
lime may be afforded for the preparation of any measures
which it may be deemed advisable to submit to Parliament
at an early period of the ensuing wino, in case• .t 'hall be
thought expedient to propose any modification of the salmi-
log duties, as settled by the Art of lid Geo. I. ch. 46.
" 1 am, Sir, your most 'betties, lassallaraponek.
(Signed) " THOMAS LACK.
" The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Uubltu."
London, England, 1821-10-06

other! die grit came from literllin the other Sulu
Stockholm. Since then a report is in circulation
that the differences respecting the affairs of Turkey.
notwithstanding the moderation of the Corns to.
terested, Hot only continue, but that the oegoeis-
tions do not promise the pacific result which the
magnanimous and humane Monarch of Russia
wished and has a right to eapect.
On the other baud it is affirmed, on the authority
of accounts from Berlin, that the Court of St.
Petersburgh has sent a circular note to the other
Powers, communicating the contents of • dispatch
from the Grand Vizier to Count Nessebode,
adding. that it by no means satisfies the just de-
mands of the Emperor, and that his Majesty con-
sequently proposes to call together an European
Congress upon this 'subject, ut which a Turkish
Ambassador should be present.
The three men of war from Archangel which
have been lying at Copenhagen since the 10,11, have
been joined by two other frigates, likewise from
Archangel.
News has been received at Bremen that the
learned and much-esteemed Professor Schweigger
of Konigaburg, who set out a year ago on a rcien-
title tour to the east, has been murdered near
['Arum() by his postillion.
FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 20.
The news that there is to be • Curigreso in this
city is false.
There is a report that the King of England is
to marry the eldest daughter of the Elector of
Hesse. This Princess is mile twenty years of age.
One of the principal difficulties which have hi-
therto opposed the free navigation of the Rhineis hap-
pily removed. M. Jacobi, the Prussian Plenipoten-
tiary, has presented to the Central Committee, which
has been sitting here ever since the Congress at
Vienna, to regulate the navigation of River, but
whose labours have not led. to any result, nu offi-
cial note, in which the Court of Berlin declares
that it consents to the suppression of the right of
staple at Cologne, and presents at the same time
a new project for regulating the navigation of the
Rhine, on principles analogous to those which
served as a basis to the Convention concluded at
Dreadeo for regulating the navigation of the Elbe.
SAYENCE, SEPTEMBER Y 5.
Our Gazette published, under the head of Mu-
nich, September 20. the following :
" The appeal of Professor Thiertch in favour of
the Greeks, has bad the same fate us that of Pro-
fessor Krug at Leipsic. The Bavarian Govern-
ment caused a reprimand suitable to the occasion
to be made him on the 29th of last month, and
referred is to the general code of the kingdom."
BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 1.
It is said that the Duke of Wellington will
not accompany his Majesty George IV. to Ger-
many, but that after halving *hewn him the posi-
tions of the armies on the memorable lath Junes
he will return to London to take Ins place in the
Council of the Regency.
Earl Stanhope has arrived here from Glieut.—
(Ihneh Papers, October 3.)
London, England, 1821-05-10

This day is published, ou royal ate. price 12.. 6d. ; or pryer
impressions on imperial 410. price 16s. Part XI. of
PICTURESQUE DELINEATIONS or the
SOUTHERN COAST of ENGLAND. Engraved
by W. B. COOKE anal G. COOKE, from Original Draw-
ings, by J. M. W. TURN ER, R.A. and other eminent Ar-
tiste. This Part townies Views of Lialworib Castle, Torbay
from Brigham, Menebead, Hall Snorts, awl Sidmouth.
Loudon: Publivhed by John an./ Arabia Arch, Curnhill ;
J. M. Richardvon, opposite the Royal Exchange; Rudwell
and Martin, Baud street; E. Lloyd, Hailry.atreet; and
W. B. Cooke, Judd-place East.
London, England, 1821-05-10

IMPERIAL PAR LIANEN T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Waliertspair, MAT 1.

Tbeir Lordatipo met at a few uwisales before four o'clock.

TIMBER DUTIES.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN piesettied a Petitie• from
the Merchants Of Lumley, praying that the Timber Duties
Bill mirk out be carried Min a law.
The F.ail of SHAFPIiSBIIRY remitted a Petition from
she Cuwrril and Assembly of New Brunswick, North Ame-
rica, praytint sled there might be um elevates' made isa the
Timber Vetoes.
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN TRADE.
The Marquis of LANSLIOWIII presented several Papers
flows the Cownwatee um Furs IRu Trail,. and ettuved that they
might be printed and added to the Report ef the Committee
as an •ppesidix.—Agreed to. The Noble Marquis thee
mowed for several returns to he laid before the Consmittee
us. Elle/1111 Trade relative so the Silk Trade.—Ord. red.
Mr. BROGUES •sol other Members •( the Hume el Coms
minis bruised up • Ales/age that that house had titre have
I lo Sir Newry Pared!, wee of its Members. to attend as •
wilisess the Committee of their Lordships ma Foreign
Trade.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN gave notice that be would
t•••in ...row maser the second reading of the Gual Feed
Abolition (Ireland) Bill nod the Courts of Law Feel (Ire-
land) Bill.
Sir J•111t$ GRAHAM 11114 uth.r Members at the House of
Coinasous breught up warm! Private Biller which were
read a boa time.
The Pones Settlement 11111 the Scotch Herediliey Revenue
Bills wrut through a Committee, mad were reported without
any what Di .—Ailjeu s ucd.

HOUSE OF COMMON!, Wsparsoiv, MAY 9.

A LDBOROUGH ELECTION.
Mr. LITTI.ETON reported from the Committee appoint-
ed to inquire into ■ Petition ruseplautiesit of limbic ;cloth
for the Iturungh of Aldburoutli, in the County of YurY,
fist, us the °posit,* of the wild Committee, the sitting Mem.
her, Gibbs Crawford Antrubus, Esq. was dilly elected; abet
the Petition evilest the relent was net frivolous our
Wes ; and that Ike opposition to the said Petition was neither
frivolous per vexatious.
METROPOLIS ROADS BILL.
Mr. CALCRAFT presented a Petition from the Inhaln-
tauts of St. PAurs, Deptford, ■Waiest the Metropolis ltva4a
London, England, 1821-05-10

SOM ERSETSH IRE SOCIETY.
THE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
MEETING of the GENTLEMEN cooseeted with
the County of NOM ERSET will be oo TUESDAY, the ISth
Day of May, MI, at the Albion House. Alderegate-stmt;
His Grace the DUKE of WELLINGTON in the Chair.

STEWAIRDS :
The Earl C Vienne Reynolds, Esq.
Sir Thomas Buckler lath. I Heary Jeremy, Val.
bridge, Bart. M.P. Robert Leigh, Esq.
Sir Willman Cetbionigham . James Alex. Frampton, Esq.
Fairlie. Bert. M.P. Tbunias haves Hotab, Esq.
Juba A. Molar, Esq. M.P. Richard Wog, Esq.
Dinner at Five so'Clock for Six precisely.
Tickets, Oat Guises each, may be had of the Stewards
and Committee; *len at the Allowu House; or of P. Hord,
Hussurary Secretary, Nu. 7, Kiug's Beocb•walk,Tempk.
London, England, 1821-05-10

METROPOLIS TURNPIKE ROAD BILL.

A T Mrrtuug held at the Crowns and Anchor
A
Taveru, is the Shard, on the Mb day of May. MI.

JAMES RICE WILLIAMS, Esq. in the Chair,
PRESS:IT,
Deputations from the following Trusts, via.
New Cr..... Kilburn, Surrey and Sussex,
Surrey Ncw-rued, -bone, Brent find,
Dithriage, Old-street, Islewnrib,
Nensington, Hightcate and Stamford-hill,
Hanspste•J, City-road,
111 was unanimously resolved, after a amend perusal of
the ameuJrd Bill, That it is must highly objectionable and
injerions to the public; that the allegation which states
that it is fated impracticable under the present system
of numerous local Trusts independent of each Ober, to
keep the !loads in a stale of repair required," is not
Intuited in fact, and that it is the duty of this Meeting to
iwiacacre it. their oppositlmi to the Dill passing into a law,
by all the Weal menus is. their power.
And this Meeting will, the. aura, continue to oppose the
present Bill mu its further 'wolves. sliroualt Parliament.
JAMES ItICE WILLIAMS, Chairman.
London, England, 1821-05-10

This day are published, in foolscap two. price 71. ie byrtrels
POEMS. by P. M. JAMES.
«. Whir, tho' his paib day's b►ighter beams adorn,
Would wish unsung the melodies of morn'
Or when youth's joys dowse dark oblivion roll,
Would riot recal the fadiog sparks of soul"
Printed for Jobe awl Arthur Arch, Cornhill.
London, England, 1821-05-28

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sager, cow-
puled Gum the Returns made iu the week ending the 43.1
day of May, IS2I, is 335. 9 1. per hundred weight, ex-
clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon os
the importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-05-28

In a few days will be published, is 2 very large volumes Bvo.
inscribed, by permission, to the Lord Bishop of Loudon,
11.111 E OLO TESTA 111 EN•I', arninged on the
basis of Lighthmes Chronicle, in Historical sad
Chronological Hider, ill such mintier, that the Books, Chap.
tees, Psalms, Prophecies, &e. may be read as one enunected
History, in the very Words of the authorised Translation.
To the above will he added, Six Indexes: the First committing
an Account of the Periods, Chapters, and Sections into
which the %Volk is llivldeJ, with the Passages of Scripture
comprised in each ; the Second, in column., enabling the
reeds to diet-over in what part of the arrangement, any
chapter or verse of the Bible nay he found; the Third and
Fourth of the Pashas sod Prophecies, is Tables, @hewing la
what part of the arrangement, sod rifler what raqine of
Scripture every Malin or Propher) i. inserted; and likewise
on what occasion, sad at what period, they were probably
written, with the authority for their latter iu the Arrange-
ment ; the Fifth containing the Dates of the Events accord.
ing to Dr. Hales ; and the Sixth a general ludex to the
Notes.

By the Rey* GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A.
Of Trinity entitle, cambriilK,
_ _ .

London: Pointed fur F. C. and J. Itivisigion, No. et, St.
Paul's Church-yen', nod No. 3. Waterlou-phre, ;
told 'lan by Riviogtuo. anA Curliran. Nu. 14$, Strand ; and
by the Booksellcrs, at Oxford, Causbridge, Edisiburgh,
ite.
London, England, 1821-05-28

ThW day are published, 8,0. price 4s. 64L
niNTs to 111111.ANTIIROPIS IN; or, a
Collective View of Practical Means for IMPROVING
the CONDITION of the POOR and LABOURING
CLASSES of SOCIETY.

By WILLIAM DAVIS,
A Seemlier of the " Bath Society for the Investigation and
Relief of Occasional Distress, Encouragement of !o-
dyssey, mid Suppression of Vagrants."
Published by J. and A. An-hi Cornhill ; Longman and
Co Pateruosler•row ; and Dane, and Darin, Gracccloirch-
street, Loudon; amd Binns awl Robinson, Bath.
London, England, 1821-05-28

FROM SATURDAY NIGD7"S GAZETTE.

Foreign-qffice, Aloy 26, 1821:

The King has heels pleased to appeint Johu Parkinson,
Eaq. to he his Majesty's Consul in the Province of Pernam-
buco.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Thomas Wood, of Lake Lock, York, snalister, from June
S, to June 20, at the Sessions house, Wakefield, York.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

Henry Hall and John Hill, of Sue Whalf, tipper Thames-
street, London, and of Wolverhaniptuu, Staff:lid, irou-sarr-
alma! 4.

Edward Pitt, of Manrheater, woulstapler.
BANKRUPTS.

Charles Tuthill, late of slecklesiburgh.sqiiare, Middlesex,
merchant, to surrender, June 2, 18, and July 7, al tea, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Furnival's
Holino is, London.
Isaac Jacobs, of Bristol, glass.mannfacturer, to surren.
r. May 30, Julie 14, and July 7, at eleven, at the Kummer
Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Walker, Bristol ; suit
Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford row, Looduu.
John Jackson, of Halifax' York, shoe-maker, to der,
June 11, at six, 11, and July 7, at eleven, at the Union
Cross lan, Halals. Attorneys, Mr. Wtelsswortk, Gray's
Inn-square, London ; and Messrs. Thompson, Stanfield, and
Thompson, Halifax.
/you While, late of Gracreburchsitret t, London, mer-
chant, to surrender, June 2,9, and July 7, at twelve, at
London. Attorney, Mr. Corry, Baainghall-street.
Henry Trollop., of Iteatlitig, Berk., linen-draper, to sur-
render, June V, 9, and July 7, at !irate, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr Gates, Newirate-street, Lundou.
Owen Skinner, of Gorlesion, Suica.k, grocer, to surrender,
Josue 8, 12, and July 7, at eleven, at the Black Lion Tavern,
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Attorneys, Messrs. Sayers and
Son, Great Yarmouth; and M . Swain, Stevens, Maples,
Pearse, and Hunt, Frederick's place, Oldjewry, Loodou.
Jonah Mason. of Manchester, bat-manufacturer, to sur-
render, June 2, 18, and July 7, at twelve, at Guiklball, Lou-
don. Attorney, Mr. Clabon,74lark.lane, London.
John Peters and Frederick Weston, of Bristol, minders,
to surrender, June 8,9, and July 7, at twelve, at the Coot-
nteretal•risions, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Evaar, Hatton-
gsiden, London ; and Mr. Haberfield, Bristol.
Edward Lloyd Edwards, of Cardigan, linen-draper, to see-
resider, Jun* 18, 19, mid July 7, at one, at the While Lion
Into, Bristol. Attorney., Mr. Clarke, Bristol; and Messrs.
Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, Loudon.
Henry Rowe, of Amemeorner, London, bookseller, to sur-
✓ender, June 5, le, and July 7, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Attorneys, Stepbensue sod ateman, Southampton.
buildings, Cliaucery-lane.
George Augusta Baker, late of Blackman-street, South-
wark, Surrey, cheesernosiger, to surrender, May 29, June 5,
and July 7, at deem at Guildhall, London. Atturm•y,
Mr. lAtkow, Wardrobe-place, Doctors' Common,. •
Richard Carbery mid Daniel Howell, of St. James's.
street, Westminster, Middlesex, hatters, to surrender, Jung
2, 19, and July 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
ney, Mr. Hopkunsuo, Lincoln's lint Nemsainsre, London.
John &eller, of Ware Park Mill, nettle' d, miller, to sur-
London, England, 1821-05-28

m the x
sr:zip:icy 1.121. tat
rl
evatsei b
nt of i tltierd
THOMAS
s PcumbAl
pc,
MAN, late of Southwark.—Nearly thirty years ago be
discover.il and invented the nuatis of making the Fur of the
South Sea Seal-skins available to our manufartuiers. Pri-
vies■ to this itnportaut discovery, the valusble fur now
obtained from the seal by his isavention, was made no ate of
other than for manure for the laud. The Fur Seal .skies
were of MI little value, an sravely in be worth the freight
of the ship. They were chiefly sold to the tanners, at from
fonr.peeice to two shillings each ' - they have since been sold
at 21. and upwards per skin, and their Fier at eighty shil-
lings per pound weight. Immense quantities of Seal Fur
are yearly manufactured and worked up into hats, shawls,
and cloth of great value. Numerous and various articles of
ornamental and comfortable clothing are also manufactured
from it; and it is calculated, that from fifty to one hundred
thousand For Sial-skins have, on average, been annually
imposted and worked up since the tune their Fur wls by
Mr. Chapman first made available. Not hieing the means
iii his power, when lie made this important discovery. s.f
seeurtug it to hirnsv!f, was the cause uf his failure and
present distress. The public bath already benefited by it
le • great &mould.
The friends of the above meritorious, but truly unfor-
tunate individual, have deemed it advisable In solicit a
PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, in the hope or raising a fund
that may, in some degree, alleviate bin sufferings. Through
severe illness and soravoiilable misfortunes, he bath for
noway years been utterly withunt the wails of bents able to
carry un the buniness lie invented, established, and brought
into general ase.—Advnnred age, and the great affliction
occasioned by a severe rheostatic complaint, which often
confines him fur two or three titusiths at a time, is the cause
of so muck weaksews, thzt be is stuttered slalom unfit sad
enable to pursue any busineti that will provide the means
of existence. Thus, lie, who, by an ingenious and skilful
discovery, bath been the cause of giving daily bread lir
thousands, who are employed in an entire new manuficture
its various branches, which alto occasions numerous shipping
and seamen to he employed—wbu traverse the most remote
parts uf the South Seas in search of Fur Seals, dureuveriog
many new and valuable Wendt, is himself, at ate advanced
age, destitute of support.
Sulicriptions will be thankfully received at Messrs. [ter-
ries, Faionliar, and Co. !Linker', St -Noires-street and
at Messrs. Snow and Paul, Bankers, 217, Strand.
The Hun. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Durham.. .0 50
The flight Hon Frederick Rubutsou, President of

the Board of Trade
The Eight Huu. the Earl of Kutbruke
Juhu Julius Attgersteio. Esq.
London, England, 1821-07-25

The Public Are respectfully informed, that Mrs. Egerton hair
in recovered frum her late severe indisposition will bare
the honour to perform Madge Wildfire ire the Heart of
Mid-Lothian during the present week. The highly popular
Comic Pantomime of Harlequin at Home will also be per-
formed during the Week. and nu longer, as it must be
Urea withdrawn, in consequence of the New Aquatic
Mrlu-drama, which will positively be prinloced on Mon-
day, the 30ili instant, with entire sew scene. y, dresses, and
decorations.
SADLER'S WELLS.
Tii IS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 25,
will be perforated
THE AIR BALLOON;
OR, ALL IN THE CLOUDS.
The characters by Mr. Keeley, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Lancaster.
and Miss Johnstone.
After which an entire new and splendid Comic Pantomime,
called
HARLEQUIN " AT HOME;"
OR. THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS.
Harlequin, Mr. Guerin!; Clown, Mr. Hartland. Colum-
bine, Miss Stott.
To conclude with
THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN.
Madge Wildfire, Mrs. Erertun.
The Doors will be opened at Six o'ow*, and Ike Per.
fur Hun tiers con. menet at Seven.

VAUXHALL
•
WEDNESDAY, July SS 1821.
GRAND CORONATION FETE.
nrHE splendid Embellishment., Decoration,.
a sad Illanoineted Devices which created es •eeh el.
trartioa o Moeda, eirmeiag, will mule. itsd the whole of
this William and escheating scree, rep►eseet
AN ILLUMINATED TEMPLIF.,
Deiliested to Recitative Pleasure, end Refined A•wsetnent.
Oa this joyous nepotism every rarities will be made to
give erkliiissel lustre to the Festive acme.
Douro open at Sevres, Concert commences at Eight. _
Ad•iesioh 3e. Id.
London, England, 1821-07-25

DEATHS.

On Sunday morning lam, at his house, Cheltenham, after
a lung Illness, Sir Thomas Maryut, Wilson, Bart. of Charlton
House, Kum, in the 48th year of his age.
At Honcho, in Pera, on the 18th of Februa►y lut, the
infant daughter of Lord and Lady Cochrane.
On Saturday, the Vat inst. at Oitiasenor-place, Frances
Elizsbeth Bniubtirne, third daughter of Sir T. G. Su-inborn?,
Bari. of Capheatou, Northumberland.
London, England, 1821-07-25

COURSE OF EXCHA3
Amsterdam, C.F. 12 18
Ditto at Sight 12 15
Rotterdam 12 19
Antwerp ...•- 12 II
Hamburgh 3B 8
Ationa ..... ...• 38 9
Paris 3 day's date 25 70
Ditto 26 0
800 rdea
Frankfort ore the
159
Petersburgb, p. rbl. SS 3 Us.
Vieoua
Trieste
Madrid
Cadiz ...
Balms ..... 351
Bareelooa
Seville
Gibraltar
London, England, 1821-07-25

CATHOLIC ADDRESS TO THE KING.

The following is a copy of the Address to his Majesty,
adopted at the late Roman Catholic Meeting, to be presented
upon his arrival in this country :...
SlRS—While all other classes of ibe community are throug-
log round the throne of your Majesty with the eager
expression of their attachment to yore persou, upou the
suspicions event of your arrival in this country, we, your
Majesty's Roman Catholic subjects, who (whatever may be
our civil inferiority) yield to none of our fellow-rit:zens io
4evolion to our Sovereign, and fidelity to your Illustrious
House, have cordially uuited is that generous entulttion.
IYe approach your Majesty with sentiments of unaffected
gratitude for the peculiar mark of regard which yos
have deigned to bestow upon this portion of your do.
missions. You are hailed with the betiedictitins of au entity..
Mastic and undissembling people. Accept the homage of
our duty, and the finer offerieg of our love. lithe reverence
which i. due 50 your royal office is the second seutioneot is
our hearts, it is only because our affection is the first. In
other parts of the great empire over which you are appoint-
ed to rule, you will behold more gorgeous evidences of
wealth, sod grandeur, and power—bit in none will you ever
Midi a more exalted and deeply rooted attachnieut to yaw
Majesty. We shall levier forget the happy period of
your residrisce autopilot us ; ■nd upon the other hand,
whenever the thoughts of our Sovereign, is any in-
terval from she imperial solicitudes which occupy your
mina, shall returu to Ireland, you will, we trust, feel an

assurance that you are the master of a faithful peep! e there
—that while the sister country may aAord your Majesty the
resources of ber riches and of her trade, in tier chivalrous
poverty, we are ready, as we have, always been, with the
nobler tribute of our blood—that you will fiud a soldier in
every ewe of us, and that in the defence of your throne, and
of the liberties %bleb it sustains, our lives ate at your
service.
London, England, 1821-07-25

THE NINA V. MARY ANN CARLII.E.

This was all inrictrneiit by the Society for the
Suppression. of Vice,. against Mary Ann Csrlile
(the sister of Richard Cathie) fur a blasphemous
libel on the Holy Scriptures.
At the request of the Defendant, the Jury were
asked if they were members of the Society fur the
Suppression of Vice, but none of them were so.
Mr. MARRIOTT opened the pleadings.
Mr. GURNEY stated the cue tb the Jury.
The libel was put in and read, and the sale of
it by the Defendant proved. It spoke of the
Bible as s, a book to full of wickedness and contra-
dietiost,•dint it could not be the word of God."

'lllte"Difendant had no Counsel; but she put in
a loug, written dereuce, which was read by the
Officer of the Court. It justified the pamphlet as
s moderate and argumentative examination of the
C1,61411'0 religion, from which it could not be the
intention of the law to shield it.

Mr. Justice BM interrupted art reading of part
of the defence which stated the " common law was
a common Auer," and said tie could not allow that
part to be read, but the Defendant, though re-
peatedly requested to expunge it both by the Judge
and Jury, declined doing so.
Mr. Justice HEST charged the Jury, that in his
opinion the publication w question could not be
considered as Lur reasoning ut moderate and
respectful language, hut in the terms of the
tinhorns sit. It was a scandalous and blasphemous
libel. The Jury, without any hesitation, found the
Defendant Guilty.
London, England, 1821-07-25

WHIRLWIND.

On Friday morsing, a most remarkable occurrence took
place at Broughton 1011. A girl, daughter of a gardener,
was employed is bleaching a quantity of clothes, and, while
r. the act of viewing some of them to the ground, a sudden
whirlwind arose, sod lifted them to a great height in the
air. The ternaed girl instantly alas used the family by frau.
tic cries of " murder," &e. sad the attentive of Foamy per-
sons ass directed to the circumstance, who beheld the
clothes, as they describe it, swirled about in the air like sha‘.
lugs of wood, and at leugth carried to the eastward out of
their sight. Some other persuss observed them at a great
height flying over Leith Walk; but they have sot been heard
of farther, except a small pocket handkerchief, which nay
picked up about a quarter of a mile from the spot. The
clothes are altogether valued at about five pousds.—,
(Edinburgh Star.)