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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-24

Lrrrsav-Owncc, Sawaaaaa.Pircz,
DECCIAIift ISM
WEE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MA-
I. TREASURY have been pleased, by their
Warrant. dated the twentieth Instant, to order and direct
that thelast Day of Drawing the present Lottery (the Fourth
fte the Year last), should be postponed to WEDNESDAY,
too 14th day oflannary neat.
L. HESSE.
London, England, 1822-12-24

HOPE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Ludgate-hill, 21st December 18ss.
rr HE Public are respectfully informed that the 'nisi-
... nem of the HOPE FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY will be removed, on the uth instant, to No. 6
New Bridge-street, Blarkfriars.
WM. BURY, Secretary.

BARTON'S PRECEDENTS.
This Ai, was published, Part XV. (completing the Sixth
and commencing the Seventh and last Volume) of the
Third Edition of
MR. BARTON'NS,EyPARNEcCINEODENTS IN CON-
N.B.—The Work now, for the fret time, comprises prac-
tical
directions to the Solicitor on behalf at his Client in all
matters connected with each elev. of Aemininee.
The Corrigenda, Addenda, and Intiox arc in great for-
wardness.
A Syllabus of the Work may be had (gratis) ol the Publisher,
and of most other Booksellers in town and country.
" No legal work has attained greater celebrity, nor Rope.
rattly with greater justice, than the Preredcnts of 11Ir. Bar-
ton."—Per &desalt Pell in Lys v. Morgan, C. B. Mich.
Term, 1613.
Logsdon: Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller,
Bell-yard, near Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1822-10-16

WEIT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

COEWEE.—We can make no material alteration in our
quotations of Phostation Coffee thii week ; the public Alen
have sot (Vibe off with spirts, hot at the same lim► pricis
have is getter*, bees supported; ordinary sad aweless Ja.
main belief moat pleuisful, went off beard,; hoe ordinary
wit► colour was is good demand, and brought higher priers.
Foreign C••tee of every description has bees limy dull of
sale, and St. Domingo is about Is. lower: most of She par.
tell brusghs to auction have beets totem is. vid
10?.. Sd. to 1114 s. thl.; St. Domingo, 98s. tit 101 s. 1113.; Porto
Rico. 1111 s. to 107. Bd. per ewt.
SUGAR.-11 ' h Flirtation has been in weiy steady de.
maid at a farther advance, and towards the close of the
week there was more business done; the strung brown qua-
lities have expeelesced the most lively inquiry: a public
sale of 150 hhds. of Barhadom on Friday went at the full
market prices, ♦iz. from Ills. Bd. fur middling to 74.. 81.
Dearly fine.
FOREIGN Somas.—ii'hite FI h cositieses is brisk
demand, and a pm eel of 200 chest. sobl publicly oft Thurs-
day brought about 2.. per cwt. advance; yellow bits bees
sold privately at an average of 28. 61., there having been a
little more demoted fur yellow. Brazil is steady at the fur.
mor prices

Runt —The emeirset wish Goveromeol of 156,000 gallon.
on the 10th instant, was 'skim at front Is. did. to Ir. Sd.
per gallon, the principal part Swing as she tractions between
those prices: the private demand has been moderate.
PIMENTO has Ewen is less dammed, and it world sow be
difficult so obtain more Shea 91d. fur good quality
Coto•.—There has been more demand, in contentment, of
• Government contract for AO sons ; by public ask Sue
GreuadaZbruught lots. 6d. and • parcel of St. Domingo 50a.
per cwt.
Ir DTEWOODE there has beta ao alteration since our
last.
London, England, 1822-10-16

DURHAM. OCTOilill IY.

Mr. John leangley Davison, baker, in Sunder.
land, was lest week committed to our gaol, on a
charge arising nut of circumstances connected with
the 'marriage of the Milo. Citinoissioner; Colonel
Browner We understand that un the wedding-dav
a number of persons asseriibled in Sunderland fur
the purpose of burning the effigy of the Colonel,
and that of Dr. Gray, the father of the bride.
Mr. Davison was amongst the populace, and a
boy swore before the Magistrates that he had sti•
ululated the multitude, and given instructions where
the effigies of straw were to be exhibited and
burnt. The charge was resolved by the Bench
into one of riotously assembling, and Mr. Dasi,ot,
was required to give hail, himself in a certain
amount, and two sureties in 101. each. A Gentle.
man offered to become Mr. Davison's bail for the
whole amount required of sureties, and his bad for
twenty pounds was accepted. A demand or ss. wai
then made for the costs of the recognisance ; bet
Mr. Davison having steadily refused to comply lie
was told that 28. 6d. would he accepted ; that sum
also was refused, and Mr. Davison was committed
to gaol, whence he was shortly afterwards liberated;
but the affair is not yet tertninated.—ajDurhdes
Chronicle.)

On Monday Mr. WEssou, of 42, New Ormond.
street, Queen-square, gave information at the
Police Office, Hatton.garden, that a fanlight('
house he had, 45, Castle-street, Holborn, in which
no person resided, was feloniously entered, either by
picklock keys, or at the attic windows, and every
cupboard in the house broke open and ransacked,
and a deal of property of various descriptions Cif.
vied off: Another house, 33, in the same street,
was also broke open and robbed in a similar manner
the same night.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank Stock.. 4461 Y 46 Bank Long Ann... 2O
S per Cent. Red. 8111 India Bonds 57 56 pr.
S per Ct. Cons. 824 22 Es. Bills, 2 .....1,0001.
34 per Cent. .... 92i 5 6 pr.
4 per Cts. 9944 Ditto 505e11..9 10 7 pr.
New 4 per Cts. 1014 102 Coos. for Ac...

IPA TUMMY, OCTIPItIt lb.
'Gibraltar
Leghorn .
Gen0a.......
Venice . ..... 50
Malta

Naples. ....... 31/1
Yekramo, per 0z.... 117 d

Lisbon . . 52
Oporto
Rio Janeiro.. .....
Bahia SO

Dablln ....
Cork ... 9:
BULLION.
Portugal Gold in f
Cole, per on .... 0 0 0
Gold in 8ar5...... 3 17
New Doubloons... 3 13 6
New Dollars 0 4 I
Silver in Bars
London, England, 1822-10-16

NO. A.

Qmere.peare Place, Wtsiaminiter, Oct. 11, Int
Sta—Tbe following occurrence, if I mistake nut, belooge
to year coriousuce. Bring, for aught I know, the only pee.
Mw in Euglaud who is apprized of it, I t■ke the secesaury
liberty of submitting it In your notice.

Tiro Eagliiiinam,eatiof the wort respectable chararterompl
advantageously known isi the literary world, have jest beta
arrested at Calais, from •hence, by this time, they have brea
*cat to the prisuu at Boulugurobeace to he delivered, so they
are told, intothe hands of the Procures, do Rui. The one or
Mr. John Beerier, of No. 7, Jefery-square, Si. Mary sae,
sad of Loudon Fields. Hsi linty; the other is Mr. Edward
Blaqusere,• Lieutenant in his Majesty's Navy, who fur some
years had the command of a ship of war cruising to the Me.
diterrauesis. Oa soy such supposition as that of their bay-
ing contained any nffituce against the Freuch Government,
I knew not that I should have been warranted 10 the taking
of say such liberty. But the sole mound of his arrest, Mr.
Roaring says, is his being the b f ceitain lettere,
Arleen I. Number, 11111111 two pockets, of the violent, of all
which be declares himself to he altogether igeuraut. If a
mar is to be responsible criminally for the Contrail of every
letter ■lick it happens to bum to take chant@ of iu his
peerage from one country to another, in what predicament
are travellers all over the civilised world, and in parti-
cular, the myriads of Englisbraeu settlers or *Mourners its
Freon., they mid their holt& ? Ou soy such uccaviou, all
that egg he leaked fur at the heads of his Majesty's Secretary
of State is, I suppose, the giving information of the occur.
recce to hie Majesty's A mhemedor at Paris, that he may sp.
ply fur cognisance of it; and to this I fluter total( there
will be au objection. Subjmued is au evict copy of every
tang is these short kites that seems to use 'timid sad ma.
lentil to the present purpose.

LITTER, DATED CALAIS PRISON, OCTOBER 8, 1822,
DIRECTED TO JEREMY BENTHAM, ESQ QUEEN'S-
SQUARE-PLACE, WESTMINSTER, RECEIVED OCTO•
NCR 11, BY THE GENERAL POST, WITH THE DO-
TER POST MARK.
(EXTRACTS)
This Government • • • ha. ventured to arrest me as
the bearer of dispatches to the Revolutionists in England.
Wittiest any previous proceedings, m) papers have all been
forcibly seised, examined, and s►veral taken front me.
They have kept Gllres tellers soul mu packet■, one of them
au official dispatch from the Poi tvgaeat Minister at Parts to
London, England, 1822-05-07

DUELS.

An affair which is likely to occupy the attentida est the
Courts of Lair occurred at ■ celebrated house in the west
end on Friday night, and led to two wrongs yeste.day
Burning—ibe owe at Cl:alk Farts, between two military gra-
tlemen-s-the other at Moser hell/teen a civilian burl alt
effieer. is the first, boil parties were slightly emended at
the first Are; and Su the faller sr, accommodation took peace,
the officer (who was the offendistg party) firing the cut teuts
of his pistol in the air. The caum of imarret was the loss
of S,UUUI., w►ich, at on* Army, (hauled tweeters i but the
relives* of the pme was warmly dispnted. and is likely to
be tried at law, or referred to the Jockey Club.
A desd was relight at day break yesterday morning on
Old Oak Common, between teu gentlemen of the manses of
Loeksley and Dilliughurst, in consequence of an alteriratiun
and challenge by the latter gentleman, at the opera ua Satur-
day night. The parties Steil twice pack and is the secand
fire Mr. Locksley was wounded in the pistol arm, which
the ball pawed through. A surgeon mu atteudauce dressed
the ;wound upon the spot.
London, England, 1822-05-07

COMPLETION OP BLAIESLErS MATCH.

This undertaking to go on foot to Exeter and hock to
Lando*, iu six dim', by a tircuitovs rotate, making 380
miles, was completed at Wilmot eleven o'clock, on
Svedsy night, by extraordinary perseverance, and it stands
amongst the foremost on resurd. The pedeatriao Is a
man of gar feet six inches, • native of Halifax, and
Ibirty-two years of age. He fluiaked half the dials:ice
four miles from Exeter o• Thursday crewing at nine
o'clock in good cooditiou, sod proceeded eight miles is two
hours on his journey hark. He did his day's work, 64 miles,
in about 14 hours of travelling, and rested at abort is.
tervals. He had 52 miles only to perform on Sunday,
which was the most difficult day's work. He warted at
two o'clock in the morning, rather lame, which soeseased,
and the match was son through great dtdculties in the last
half-hour of the time.
London, England, 1822-05-07

A THIEF CAUGHT IN A RAT TRAP.

4 few days hack pease officer Halpin took Edward COl4-
wor, who lived as *errant with Mr. Jackson, No. 33, Frede-
rick-street, tutu custody on the following complaint
Jackson stated that he Ind lost • cousiderable gnta•tity of
wearing apparel and other articles, viz.—tahle linen, towels,
&c. and nut being able to trace the different robberies to auy
person, or to conjecture who the thief wet, be wimideier-
mined to try the experiment of laying ■ trap for hire. The
The property was stolen from • case of drawers, which a.ed
to be forced half open, so as to admit of a tusn's hand. Mr.
Jackson accordingly art a rat trap, and laid it tu the drawer
ou the evening of the 30th of last month, and in an hour af-
ter it was set there was a dreadful cry of distr. si beard by the
family ►elow stairs ; Mr. Jackson immediately ran up, sad
found Conoor's hand fast in the rat trap. He was committed
fur trial.—( Dublin Frerwan.)
London, England, 1822-05-07

.TIE A n 31r.

—ese—
i'lle Ads reginseet, Colonel Campbell, leaded last week at
'Gosport from Jarrett-a.
Two companies of the driih reciment marched from Hull
ws Moeda? eserelnc, setter rite command •f Major Baird—
one for Coylisle, the other for Tyneurcintb; Iwo •titer com-
porting proceeded for 'Sunderland on Tuesday, which will be
the bead.q•arters of t►e regiment for the present; and t►e
remaining three companies will quit the tarries• no the Ilth
i•elaal, on the arrival of the gd (or Gaeta 's) retionett of
I fool, under the command of Column, Hodgeoe-
London, England, 1822-05-31

ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS.

The Duke of MONTROSE presented forrPetitismis from
certain Corporations of Trade in the City of Glasgow,
against the Bill for admitting Catholic Peers to sit in their
Lo►dship■' Horase.—Read sod laid on the table.
Earl O'NEIL presentrd • Petitiou from certain Proles-
taut Ishabilaists of the City of Dublin, to the sense effect.
Lord HARRIS pretested • similar Petition from the
Town of Fermium, in t►e Comity of Kent.
The Bishop of CHESTER p►►aeoted a similar Petition
from the Archdracoary of Chester.
The Bishop of LONDON presented a sinsilor Petition
from the Parish of Bt. Jame, Clerkeswell, rugged by 8,000
inbabitsiits.

The Bishop of ELY presented a similar Petition from the
Arehdearonry of Ely.
The Bishop of LANDAFP presented a similar Peskiest
front the Archdeseonry of Norshsnapson.
The Bishop of EXETER prestos. d • similar Petition
from the AseAdescoary of Oxford.
Lord ROLLE presented a similar Petition from the Rec-
tor sad certain Parishioners of the Parish of et. inepbes,
sod soother from the Parish of St. Mary, is the City of
Eater.

Lord KENYON presented four similar Petitions; ewe from
Mr Inhabitsals olf the Perish of Aidgate, cud three from
illartehester.

The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented six Alibi hie Peti-
lions from the Parish of St. James, Glasgow; frost the Bo-
roach of 'Woodstock ; from the Tows of Lewes ; from lite
Pariah of St. John the Baptist, West mower • from the Con-
gregation of Goner•street Dissenting Ch:ipel • and from
the inhabitants of Paisley mad its vitimity.—bey were se-
verally read, and laid or the table.
London, England, 1822-05-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAY 30.

Sir G. ROBINSON presented a Petition from Northern,.
toe, mare( for the total repeal of the leather tax.—Ordered
to be printed.
Mr. DAVENPORT permeated • Petition from the Silt-
manufacturers of Chester against the Navigation Bill, and
• similar Petition from the Sslk-assaufacterers at Coogletuo.
—Ordered to be primed.
Lord STANLEY presented a Petition from the Church-
esedres and Overseers of the pine of the Tugs of Preston,
is Lancashire, spied the Poor Removal Bill.--Ordeved to
be printed.
Mr. COOPER presented a similar Petition from tie
Guardians of the Pour is the City of Gloucester.—Ordered
to be printed

Mr. BURRELL presented s Petition from certris Brewers
egoism pertieolar classes is t►e Hill for rivalling' Pubii-
tees' Licooors.—Laid us the table.

Mr. BURRELL presented a Petition from Bridge.
water aghast the Pour I 4 oval Bill.--Ordered to be
printed.
Sir FRANCIS 0:1111ANNET presented a Petition from
the Manglers of Devoe apiast the Publican. Lireni.es
—Ordered to be priated.

Mr. BLACKBURNE presented n Proition fiom iheTo..
of Oldham, auoiiier fro. Kurud■lr, ..d a iht,.i
Barley, apiuit the Pour VAINOII/1
piloted.
London, England, 1822-05-31

LONDON, Fit'

lAY, MAY 31, 1822

UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS
MAJ EJITY.
ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.
THE course or the lost Senora at Vauxhall
had determined *kMe Proprietors to close Ms as-
aortal and favourite Ouse of aaahreseeet for ever Its
abnininn was decried, and these celebrated Gerdes* 11/1141
designed so become the Pe of mew liirfela, that would
leave no vestige of the firmer eachootarews ifs spell
heretofore the delight @Four ewe Comotry, Ind the ad-
miratron of Foregoer.; mid to the embellishment and
attraction of which, • Maradel, a Hogarib, •
son, nod others the snliel edehNed of their time, had
metribeted their various awl spleedid talents. Yet immor-
tabard wit has her., by the perm of Addison aud Goil-
*amok, this admired resort of ear arreesion, reared wader
the high auspices of the Rather of wit late revered Mo-
narch, borrowed ea oiler by the peeves of tier Gracious
Swereiga, whoa Prism of Wales, thus Guam*, where
the must diallayeishesl Pi rgyhayes of one sett* awl *hither
Gantries have pawn' RoDeity„ shall thermic
ander she pairosage uT the—Rlsig, the Nobility, sad the Bri-
tish Public, rise into improved menet., mid he rmee
more the gdrndtd resort of the birth, the halms, arid
the ismiebboa twisty of England?
To preserve so the Metropolis of the Empire the former
Ainusemests d her favourite Vauxhall, sad combine with
them she retied saracrions of her owe justly-admired
Rainiest', is the attempt of the present Proprietors.—
Within the hetet period ibis the Garde., have bees under
the primal mareareesesa, unsay alterations and improve.
meats have bees effected, and u variety of Amusemests
provided 1 aosi'llre Propriereis look with confidence to that
eacuerageoseut which will enable Orem to make (store and
'sore rwessive improvements. la she Musical Deportromt,
old favourites are 'noised, and mew Performers creased ;
and it will be anxiously endearmend to produce excellent.*
by liberal eirmieragement.
The Proprieties have the borrows to **souse that the
GARDENS WILL HE OPENED coder the especial Pa-
prosage of his Majesty, on MONDAY NEXT, the 3d of
Jew, IMO sill continue open ea MONDAYS, WEDNES.
DAYS, sad FRIDAYS, dories the Semitic
Royal Gardens, Yowskall, May SS, 1821.

RARE ROOKS, MISSALS. AND VASES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MR. EVANS,
Al hie Boom, No. 93, Pall-mall, ea MONDAY NEXT,
June 3, sod Three fallowing Days,
THE Valuable LIBRARY. and richly Sculp.
tured IVORY VASES, of the late W. Borers, Earl. of
Iterllsad Hall, Bristol : iscludinu Fabyait's Chronicle, Sack-
vine Lord Backlogs-o's Copy, with bis Autograph sod MS.
Notes; Queen Elizabeth's Household Book, a most carious
sad valuable MC every page sigivad by herself; Pedigve•
of Quiets Mary, found at Fotheriagay Castle; splendid Mis-
sals; Gough's Sepulchral Muatusseuts, live vols. ; Bach's
Views, live vols. origlaal editiort ; !megrim Flora Austriaes,
Ire vols. coloured ; three richly Sculptured Ivory Vases, one
by B. Cabal, fres that Portland Illaseals, /sc. Re.
London, England, 1822-05-31

NAVIGATION ACT.

Lord EXMOUTH presented • Petition from the Ship
Owners of Newcastle and &nib Shields, against any altera-
tio• being node ins the Navigation Act.—Read and laid on
the table.
CRIMINAL LAM'S.

Lord SUFFIELD presented a Petition from se-
venty-six !prisons who hod rerved as Jurymen at
the last Old Bailey Sessions, praying for • real-
sioas of the Criminal Code.

The Marquis of LAN/Down said he would
take that opportunity of observing that it was
subjrct that called Fur the greatest consideration of
their Lordships; persons who had held the high-
est situations in the profession of the Law had de.
clsred that it required revision; it was highly neces.
saty that something should be dune by the way of
revision, when jurymen expresied conscientious
doubts, when they were called on to perform the
most important task of jurymen, that of decid !won
life and death. Ile would not call for any specific
measure, as their Lordships would be called on to
discuss the subject no a 801 l to be brought up from
the other House of Parliament Oil the subject, and
a•rother on that of Prison Discipline, which Bills he
trusted would go hand in hand. The great difficulty
he felt was the substituting oilier punishment for
that of takiiig away life, but he hoped such a punish-
ment might be introduced into the Bill for Prison
Discipliness would make it unneee•sury, and which
would permit juries to return conscientious verdicts.
The petition was then read and laid on the table.
London, England, 1822-07-03

FASIIIOItARLR PARTIES.

The Marquis of Londonderry has issued carJs of invitation
for as eliterisiumetit on the 13th lust. at his sere, North
Gay, Kent.

The Countess of Jersey, we are authorised to slate, bad
sot any rout on Monday evening, as ha■ been elated.

Viscoast Hsariprleo had a dinner party yesterday at his
house in Greea.street, Grusvenor.square.
Lord Holland sill entertain the Duke of York and a large
party on the 12th Inst. at Holland Huts,.
T. Thornhill, E•q. gave an elegant entertainment on Mon •
day at his house in Berkeley-square, to the Duke of York.
Among lba distinguished party invited to meet his Royal
Hiebnem were—the Duke of Boland, Lord Foley, Lord
Henry Fitzroy, Lord G. H. Caveudisb, Colima Leo, Mr.
Villiers, 111 e. Cs aven, &c.
George Brig, Esq. M.P. has lulled cards of invitation
fur a party ou the 10th irritant, at his house in St. Jiimea's-

Mr. Ellis entertained a distinguished party at dinner yes-
tirday at bia house in Audley-square.
London, England, 1822-07-03

EXERCISE-FOOD-AIR.

eonslditriag the diMent Wads of exereist 1 hue
thought that the gmontus of each is to be judged of, net by
time or by distance, but by the degree of warmth it pro-
duces in the body. l bus, when I observe if lam told when
I go into a carriage In a morning,' may rides!l day without
being warmed in it—that if on horseback my feet are cold, 1
may ride Mile hosts before they become arum; but if I am
!Sri' so cold on foot 1 cannot walk au hoer briskly without
from head to (opt by the quickened circulation.—
I have been ready to say (using roiled nersibers without re-
gard to exactness) that there is more exercise in use miles
tiding on horseback, Shan Is five its • coach; and more Is
one miles walking os fool, than in five on horseback ;—to
which I may add, that there is more in walking one mite op
sad down shirt, than in five on a level floor. The two
latter exercises may be bad within doors, when the weather
discourages going abroad ; sad tine last may be bad abs
one is pinched fur time, as containiug a grist quantity of
exerci.e in a handful of miouti is. The duns-bell Is u-
mber r xeicise of the latter compesdions kind ; by
the use of it I have, in forty twines, quickened
my pulse hum 60 to 100 brats in • minute; and
I suppose the warmth g Ily incirases with the
quickness of puke. Exercise should precede noels, sot
immediately follow them ; the first promotes—She
rulers moderate, obstructs dierslion• If after riterriee oPit
Ceti speriiiely, the digestion will he euy and good, the body
lightsome, the temper cheerful, and all the animal func-
tions performed Loveably. Sleep, oleo it follows, will
be uatural sad undistplird; while iudulence slits full
Seeding, occasions •ight mares and horrors inures.
sible ; we fall from precipices, are *mulled by wild
b• este, murderers, and demons, and expel truce every variety
of distress. Obsitive. hooters-, that the quatititits uI fuod and
exercise are relative things. Those who move much m.y,
and inched °richt to, eat move; thole who use little exercist,
should eat little. In general, mankierl, since the improve.
must in euukt i y, eat about twice as much as nature requires.
Suppers are not bad if we have not dined; but neat.
lea. nights naturally follow hearty suppr rs after full dinners.
Indeed, as there is a differeace its coostitutions, some sest
well after these meals; it costs therm un!y • fitabiful dream
asset an apoplexy, after which they sleep till do•sverlair. No-
thi•g is more common in the ncsapspera sham iustances of
people, who after estiug • hearty supper are feud dead iv
bed in the nseirsieg. It has been a 'pat mistake sleeping
in rooms exactly closed, and is bid. Burro ceded by curtains.
No outward air that may come to you is so urawbuirsome as
the usehasged air, often breathed, of a elute chamber. •
single peruse is said to spoil a galtus of ate is a miuute.—
(Dr. limekiln.)

An official return to an order of the House of
Commons states, that no imprisonment or arrest
has beets made under the temporary Statute for the
suspension of the Habeas Corpus Art.
London, England, 1822-07-03

CERTIFICATES.—Juts 23.

H. O. rise, of Liverpool, common brewer.-1. Basher, late
of Norway place, Hackney-road, Middlesex, bet now of
Beoww's•bnildings, Si. Mary site, Lander, tintber-saerehsat.
—.l. George, of Park-street, Haaurer•aquare, Middlesex,
auctioneer.—T. Preston, late of Maocbester, Mild of Paw.
walk, near Manchester, eatieo-painter.—P. W. Collins, late
of Dorset-place, Clapham road, Swum eero-oserehaat.—
T. honer, ■ow or late of the Graee•ysrd, Sedgley, Stafford,
iron.master Moorsnm. kite of Seerhrougb, York,
booker.—S. (Goodman, of Cautcrbory, grocer.—J. Russ of
E.c.than, Worcester, botcher.

DESTRUCTIVE LIUHTNING.

PADUA, JUNI 19.

Yesterday afternoon, aliont four o'clock, oar city
was visited by • d►eadful tempest. The lightning
struck the cathedral, killed • priest who was •t
prayers, wounded soother, and set fire to the one.
Speedy assistance was glean, but it was dangerous
to approach the harping edifice, because the had
which covers the dome being melted by the brat,
was driven on ull sides by the violence of the
flames like ruin driven by the wind. Such exer-
tion• were however made, that only a bin al I part
of the dome was destroyed, and the damage done
is oat of great iinpurtancr.—(CuzeUa Pitmoniese,
Jane 20.)
London, England, 1822-07-03

DWI DEN D.

Jell 27. P. Thomson sad C A. Thomson, of Tows Cake.
house, Conditll, Loadoa, and also of Northaw, Hefts,
wiise.merchaate, at twelve, at the Court of Commissional•

of Bankrupts, Basingball street, Loodom.
July 26. J. Handley, late of Cotor, Alilivid, &üßbrd,
milks., at five, at the George lan, Stafford.
July 25. G. Flower, of York, victualler, at styes, at the
Elephant and Castle lon, Skeldergatt, Yak.
July 27. S. Lapage, of Clennent's.lam, London, dryealler,
at eleven, at the Court sf CAblillniillloilere of Baokropta,
Basinghall street.
July 29. J Bone, late of Truro, Cornwall, linen-draper, at
oicnonfl, at Pearce's Hotel, Trrivo.
July 24. E. Burrows, late of %Tamp, Nottingham, miller,
at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Mansfield.
August b. J. Spear, of Sheffield, York, merchant, et twelve,
at the Angel leo, Sheffield.
July 46. W. Watts, otherisiae W. P. iYatts, of (import,
Southampton, victualler, at so, at the Sun Inn, Gosport.
July 24. W. Cheroots, of Liverpool, husks., at deems, at
the Poach Bowl, Nottingham.
Angus! 3. W. F. Page, of High Holborn, Middlesex, linen-
draper, at tea, m the Court of Commissioners of Bank.
rums, Bssinehall.strees, London.
holy 17. R C Nam, of Ralbhone-place, Middlesex,
diaper, at tuehe, et the Conti of Commissioners of Bank-

rupto, 16.4uncluill-streei, Loudon.
July 6. W. Wull‘on, of Magi). are-walk, Shadwell,

sec, ma•ter•mariner, at elev.'', at the Court of.Commia-
singers of Bankrupts, Ruinghall-street, Loa.lun.
July 31. H. Dicoo, J. C. Lavater, sad J. K. Casey, of Li-
verpool merchants, at me, at the George Inn, Date-street,
Liverpool.
July 31. J. W. Demoniac, of Liverpool, merchant, et
one, at the George Inn, Dae-street, Liverpool.
July le. D Garrett, late of Portsea,Southempion, cabinet-
maker, at twelve, at the Crows leo, Gosport.
July 37. 8 Porter, of London, stationer, at "twelve, et the
Court of Commissimers of Baukrupts, Basingisall-street.
London, England, 1822-07-03

SPARRING.

011ie► had a helical at She Fiives'-eosrt yesterday, whieh
was well weeded, sad as a boxer he deserved the pair
be received. Oliver was unable to exhibit from a 'praised
ankle, whirb prevents his combat with Abbot on Tiers-
day sent. The setting-to was very indifferent.
Apring sad Gas—This was the °sly boat wlaleh smelled
mach attention, a■d Spriwg had the best of it. Metal. head
stopped t►e rash of Gas by some (seers, which seat his off
his balance. Gas, however, behaved well, bat ►e is not
much at a glove also. Lamest Aghtiag is Inure his forte.
London, England, 1822-07-03

CITY BUSINESS.

Yesterasy the Ler* Mayor held • Court of Aldermen, fur
the divpstrts of Emigre! business when Mr. Alderman Thump.
sun @tirade& mid gave hued to take upon him the office of
Sheriff au Michaelmas day next.
Brokers were admitted mid sworn, and several cog under-
taker, obtained licenses fur twelve months.

The Inquest of the ward of Aldersgste •Ilendeds sod
made • preteaterat of r•i•oas premier-in thew word, which
was referred to the Solicitor to put the Act of Parliameal
is force relative thereto.

The Committee appointed to consider the ecomplaist of
the inhabitaots of the oeighboorhood of Smithfield, againit
the shutting up of t►e gates of St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
delivered into the Coati a Report, reeommeodine that gates
be erected upon a dingo as proposed by the said Hospital;
to be left apes for the convenisinte of the public during the
day, from six o'clock iu the morning, during the summer,
and ;eves (Nei.; the winter; nod five o'clock in the even.
iog during the months of October, November, snd February;
.until four o'clock in the evening during the months of De-
cember and J y; •aril six o'clock in this treeing dining
the mouth of March; sod until eight o'clock in the eveniog
during the remaining osonilio of the year—which Report was
agreed to and ordered.
A Special Court is summoned to meet on Thursday next,
relative bs Ilse Bill pending i■ Parliament respecting the
Orpheus Fred.
London, England, 1822-07-03

Sli ALL NOTES.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
second readmit of the Small Notes Rill.
Mr. JA MES wished to know whether, by the operation of
this Bill, Rook notes would be made a kgal tender after
May next?
The CH A NCELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that
after the IA of May next, every rose would be called opm
to pee his Pot deists is the legal moist of the realm.
Lord FOLK ESTON E said, that with the disappearance of
arnsll motel the coins, of (owe, bad erased. He now never
hosed of four ur five men Ismgiug is a row for fortes] and
the House 1111,1011 1111t14, before they passed a Bill which
mould reintroduce so evil a system.
Mr. 11. DAVIS approved of the principle of the Bill.
Mr. JAMES said, that if the public lad the option of get.
Ling either cards or irate*, and preferred the mites, they de.
served the evil. •
Mr. PASCOE GRENFELL raid, be had understood that
by this Bill miustry hankers would least bad the option to
discharge mil ilrmiousla os them either is gold or Bauk of
England wiles. He saw see such clause, sad it was his its-
tent ton die we undo r.tood) to propose a clause to that diem.
Mr. JA M I.S said, he wa► 8111 opposed to lie BiH, that he
mould not sli•ow that stage to pass without taking the mine
of the House uproot it.
Mr. (Ai It N• EN said, he was compelled to oppose his lin-
pourable Friend. tar the public would, in his opinion,
piety,. the Rai.k nosey to gold.
The !loose then divided, when the numbers were—
Fur the Bill
Against it 4

Majority
The following Is the Minority:—Mr. James, Sir James
Ilsekis ~,,, h, Me. ',toner& anti Dr. Lnshington.
hle. LEN NAHD pieseoteil a Pe'inu■ frem the Maßalers
of Ipswich, colooliiiiiiug of the siJditiunal Excise
Ordered to be psinitil.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

Sir JAMES MACKIN rout presented a Pelllion front
Joseph Allen, an attiirmv, re•itlina at Kneen:xi:dough, pray-
ing that •II situ, nes* sh.mld bo• admitted to practise in the
Itasulvt itt Debtors' Court.—Laid uto the table.
London, England, 1822-07-03

LADY SOPHIA HEATHCOTB'S BALL.

Os Monday evening her Ladyship gave an elegant hall and
supper el her residence in Grosvenor-square. The flee
spiicions cleaning-rooms were thrown open, which were most
brilliantly illuminated ; the grand drawing-room facing the
square was prepared with unique taste for dancing; the flour
was richly chalked, representing diamonds, in the centre was
a large rose, with a besotted Etruscan border; round this
sod the other apartmeuts were a profusion of puts of the
mist choice &wets. The ball commenced about chives
o'clock. The first dance was led nil' By Mr. Heatheute and
Miss Ciivendisb, the lovely daughter of Lord and Lady
G. H. Cavendish. The supper, which consisted of every
delicacy, was announced at halfipast one ; it was prepared
in the middle drawtrigidooin, where covers were laid fur
nearly Iwo hundred. The fruits and wines were of the
choicest deseriptinn. Dancing recommenced • little before
three, and continued till half-past fire. It was past six ye"-
lei day morning before the whole of the company bad retired.
There were present nearly four hundred distinguished
fashionable', among whom were—
His Bighorn the Duke of Gloucester, Princes Cimitelli,
Lobkowitz, and Csristi, the Duke of Gi arum, she Duchess
of Rutland, and Dowager Duchess of Rutland, the Marquis
of Graham, the Marchionesses of Londondeiry, Bath, sad
Camden, the Earl and Countess of Sefton and the Ladies
Molyreux, the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and the
Ladies A. Cooper, the Earl of Uxbridge, the Countess of
Derby, Lord Henry Thymic, the Ladies Thynne, Lord
Howard,de Walden, Lord and Lady Gwydyr, Lord Fitzroy
Somerset, Lord Bindroill, the Earl of Glengsll, the ladies
Pratt. Lord Elleaborosgb, Lord Garlic*, Leda H. Butler,
the Earl of Kiunoul, the Earl of Westland end and Lady
G. Fare, the Curiae', and the Ladies Balkiest, Fail
Verulam, Loud Buighersla, Lord and Lady Vane Stewart,
Lady Mary Rose, Sir T. Barnard, Lord Vaughee, Captain
Meynell, Mr. H. Ball, Mr. Hondas, General Gesvenor, Mr.
Somerset, Mr. E. Prier, Mr. Powlett, Mr. Walrourd, Mr.
E. Foley, Mr. R. Grusvesiee, Sic
London, England, 1822-07-03

GAME.
.....-

Game promises to be remarkably plenty this sermon. In
eantignons fields on the lands of Garteraie, there were found
three partridges Heats, one with 26, our with IV, and one
wills 15 Mr. Grimm are tincuminuulysarly and numerous.
—( lidtabargh Paper

Yesterday the Duchess of GLoucestua and the
Princess AUGUSTA rode out in a carriage together
and visited the KING.

On Wilda, night Mr. h.-laniEvia performed
his entrrtuinment His Youthful Duys, beioie
the KING and a distinguished poly.

On Monday the Gentle Men of hit 111a.1isTir's
Chapel Royal hail their amnual feast at Frremisainis'
Tavern, when iii addition to some tine haunch of
venison sent thrill by the Kin°, several rarities
were produced, which were served up in ii coinple•e
and eXcellriit style. J%on Aobis Domaine, God
sore the King, awl a number of delightful glees
were sung. Sir GEOISGS SM•RT presided at the
piano-fat tr.
John Buzzby, the new cetuttly aiinconced for
this night at the ilsyms• krt Theatre, as the pro.
dUCiloti of a very popular author. Mr. LUTON'S
rilgilgerUesil nut having been anticipated at the time
it was written, will account fair his not Laving $
part calculated fur his acceptance. The comedy
stands high in Gseen-roons repair, and will, nu
doubt, further the success which has so decidedly
attended the commencement of She Seaaon.
Accounts fruits Brintuda of the 31st May state,
that Sir WILLIAM LUSILriT has been recalled fruit
the Government of 13ersauda, and is ouw ou his wry
I to Englund.
London, England, 1822-07-03

BRIGHTON, Jutm 30.

Nothing has occurred at she Pavilion since oar last re-
port, deserving of mention; the improvements are going on,
and no speedy change in the arrangrmenbs is auticipated.
Fashionable arriv..ls he.e columns to increaser, but the
town. MAW 11111110111100 K, is passing dull.
The Tisratie, it is said, will open next week; but who ac-
tualty is 10 bare the management of it, it awns that we
have yet to learn.
London, England, 1822-07-04

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London, England, 1822-07-04

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

TOSACCO.—A few cargoes have been sold lately, Kentucky
at 235. and Maryland at 30r. to M. per cwt., bet on the
whole the demand continues heavy; the orders Irons the
Continent are km limited in price generally In be executed.
In R•OO:IITURPENTIN C no hales have been made; Ibs.l3d.
is asked by the holders, and the drawers bid only 14s thl.
l'esoun• Rica Psi-eels base been disposed of both by
public and private hale at the above qmotations for old, and
there appears to be more demand fur fins article.

LIVERPOOL REPORT. Juno 29.
The COTTON market still costumes very 6aq sad lire bis•
sines, done Ibis week bas been at rather lower prices. The
public sales yesterday, consisting of 970 Denserares„ Barba-
dors, We.l India., sad Orleans, went heavily, and is some
instances' id. per lb. lower. The total sales are 7,400 bags,
and consist of 3,850 Bowed. at 7p.. 9}d, arid • few very
ordinary at 7.1. mid line al 10J.; 850 Orleans al 81d. • Ild ;
170 Tennessees at nil. a 81.1.; 220 Sea Islaads at 13d a
21.1.; 60 stained at 81d. • 13d.; 300 Parasols •t 101 d. a
110., and& few at I lid.; 100 Crania at 91d.; 383 Bahias
at aid. • 10.1.; 610 Marsishams at 90.• 10d. and a few 6ne
at 101 d.; 129 Paris at 9,1. • 91d.; 200 Mina Novas at 9tl ;
670 Demerara* at 9d. • 101 d.; 12 Bourbons, very prime, at
201,1.; 50 Sweats at 70. • 71.1.; 130 Beagals at BJ. a 44.
per lb. There are 1,000 Sea [shied, assouseed for public
sale neat Friday. The arrivals ibi, week as. 27,318 bags,
viz Calcutta 200 bags, Demerara 497, West ladia 417,
New Orleans. 5 168, Savannah and Charleston 9,865, other
parts United States 6,043, Brazil 4,701, Portugal 399
Total 27,318.

. -
We have had a good demand ■gain this week from the
grocers fur the middliag and better dearriptio•s of Plaids.
lion Sugars, which have sold at very full prices, bet
brown qualities still continue very dull : the quantity sold
is abort 800 casks. Of 1,000 bag. of Mengel Sugar offered
•t
auction 500 hags of low to good white loved buyers
at our former rates, viz. •1 68.. a 735. but the yel-
low was takes is fur want of buyers. In Coffee. Coc3a
and Pimento malting has been dose. Carolina Rice
eoatioues is fair demand, •nd about 1,000 casks hare
beta taken for shipment at rasher better pricer, say fur old
and interior 111 s. 8.1., middli•g new Its. 8.1., •ad good new
les. • 17s. Rams still meet • very heavy sale, and D.•me.
faro 5 0. P. bane sold as low as 1.. td. • 18.3.1 per Rollos.
according to which we reduce our emetatioes fur this de.
seriptiou. 80 tonsJimaira Logstood have bought 91.105.
• 91. 15s, and 30 toss Compactly 10!. 10.. A.les arc
✓eady q Montreal Puts have beeu disposed of at 30s. 841.
a 375., and Pearls at 450. lo Hides uu alterative.
London, England, 1822-07-04

FASHIONABLE MOVE.MBNTS.

The Cousins of Pembroke and family left town yesterday
fur Trubtadar

Lard mid Lady Grantham left town yesterday fur the Con-
tinent.

Sir Henry and Lady Msthies arrived yesterday at Node-
sun'. Hotel, Drrver•rtreet, from Parts. Mr. and Hrs. El-
phinituste arid family have lett ditto for their seat in Scotland.
Arrival at the Clarendon Hotel, Dand-siren:—The Dote
of Manchester, on Tuesday, from Ina seat, Kinstiolion Cgs-
Ile, Hunrinsdansiore. Departure :—Culourl ‘Volson fur his
seat in Yorkslrire.

Arrivals at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Rrook-strest t—Lord
Clannsorris from his twat in Ireland; Sir Tkomm Ormsby,
But. from ditto; Rev. Mr. Ranee from Oxford; sod Mr.
and Mrs. Conkers( from t►eir mat, Bisieltford Home,
Hants.

Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's street :—Sur H.
Vivian from his seat near Southampton; ■nd Sat Henry
Vane, Bart. from a tour.

Departures from the Claremont HMO, Rond-street :—Tbe
Marquis of Diornshore for his seat in Herbs; Mr. and Lady
Eleanor Campbell for their seat in Scotland; sud Mr. and
Mrs. Austin on a tour.

Arrivals at !Riven's Hotel, Loner Brook.street:—Sir Ro.
bite and Lady Lumley from their teat in Warwickshire;
sod the Rev. Charles Clifford aid Lady from a lonr.
Departures from Jordan's Hotel, St. Jamsees.street :
Samuel Walker, Esq. and son for their seat i• Staffordshire.
Arrivals at Fenton's Hotel, St. James'a.atreet :—T. S.
Gooch, Esq. fq P. and family ; and L. Conesunon, Esq.
sI.P from France. Departures from ditto:—George Silver.
tap, Esq. for his seat in Cumbeilaud ; and J. R. D. Merest,
E.g. for his seat in Suffolk.
Captain and Mrs. Douglas have left the Pulteuey
Piccadilly, for the Continent ; and John Dubois, Esq. for
Paris.
London, England, 1822-07-04

the &manila:l)T Arose be eneJemns, to lessen the interest
of the public debt, let hem Ihiub, •t the same lime, how,
by it.. Ming continued te be paid in fa:l, the moment is ne-
relsr•trd whets it may nut be able to his paid at all. The
ohnoxious clause in the Kentish Petition was, however,
justly thiclaimeil by the moderate Whigs. It has nothing.,
nothing to du with their views of the subject. Long be-
fore they effect a reform its Parliament by their gentle
and temporising plaas, the moment of uatsonal ruin and
national hank. owl, will have arri►ed. This I do nut eon.
tempter, nor dims it behove tis to contemplate it. I
Irish to prevent it, and am persuaded that • prompt and
• complete examination of our Anaemial circumstances
would pr. vent it ; hut from wham shosild we expect sitch
an exatd•rrtion ext-pt from a reformsed Parliament? The
tuorersation respecting this Petition may be considered as
• awl of ►kirmiah, preceding • more general battle. It
ha■ shears • little of she nature of the forces that will he
brought forward uts each side. The friends of public credit
hare, I apprehend, expended the best part of their ammo.
•nion already; they will fire blank cartridges, and expect
to blind their opponents with smoke. On the other side,
there are facts which, though they will be brought up
slowly and reluctantly, will hear upon the feeble fortresses
of their ad ins like ►eavy cannon upon a tottering
wall. Mr. Brougham has already asked, tokethe► the whole
system since Ike yea► 1797 Aar test been composed of a sinks
of artifice and dwelt ? Surely those who lent money to
Government antisiqraiatly to that crisis hive no right to
consider themselves injured by the coasequesces of any
other crisis. Besid•n, says Mr. H. G. Bennett, are ant the
fithilholders, for the most part, receiving thi►ly shilling.
fur the 'twenty shillings they lent! They are receiving
more. Many of them did not lend fourteen shillings in
the pouted, and had various advantages in bonuses, and
the whole play of he stocks besides. This, to be sure, west,
for the mom part, i• 10 the pockets of the great Jew Iwokers
•nd loan negotiators; but dues the gain of the principal
exonerate she petty speculators from the consequences of
the transaction? It was a speculation—not upon the corn.
try, but upon the interest and inewence of Ministers; aed
when that interest and influence fail, the claims of the fund-
holder, upon the public credit of the country will be talked
of in a reformed Pailiament (for what thee will withstand
reform!) without much delicacy.
London, England, 1822-07-04

EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornl6ll, and Lam-
hard street, wishes his Fries& Id observe that this
Lenity presents the Chatter-of gaitilus Great Capitals at the
aid tasting risk; fur the Purchasers, after takiug the
Chalice of the First Day, will be alluwed to return their
Tickets or Shure, whether they be draws Blanks, small
Prize., or 'Jodrell n, aad may receive nearly the Money they
gyve, as under r

Ticket....costa t2l 18 0 eney receive hark 120 0 0
Half.. ...eusta..ll 17 0 limey receive hark .10 12 0
Quarter..coste.. 6 19 0 may receive back.. 5 6 0
Eighth.. eosin.. 3 0 0 may receive bark.. 2 13 0
Sixteenth costa.. 1 10 6 may receive back.. 1 6 8
All who swish to avail thernselrre of this offer, must tiring i■
their Tickets or Share. on or before the 94th of July, as
melte will be taken hick after tbst day :—A N D THUS, each

Adventurer oily loivinls
Thlrly-e;flhe "for a....Tichtl
Pons shillings ....
TEN CAPITALS of 2,0001, 1,0001., 5001., 2001., &c.
ARE SURE TO 5 DRAWN UN THE FIRST DAY.
TWO if 30,0001 !—TWO of 23.0001.!
At. ti-e. Console sod Novey.—Not Two Masks io a Prize.
London, England, 1822-07-04

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE
STRAND,
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, July 4,
will tie acted the Petit I'ice of

THE SPOII:D CHILD.
Little Pickle, Miss Clara Fisher; Old Pickle, Mr. W. Bro.
mat; Tag, Mr. Wrench. Maris' Miss Soatimell (her first
appearance on Ibis Stage); 31 ilia Pickle, Mrs. Grove.
With Ike Comic taperer la, called
BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX;
Or, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES.
Mrs. Daskingtow, Miss Kelly; Virliaia, Miss Can ; Elins,
Nies Carew; Mrs Greirudisgou, Mn. Grove; Mrs. Mode,
Mrs. Bryan; Mu. Els', Miss Sostkeell; Priscilla, Mrs.
Weippaes.
Alter which (411. time), an entirely New Operetta, called
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES;
Or, THE MASTER-KEY.

Principal Characters by M.. Smiley, Mr. IV. Bennett, Mr.
Wiseth, Mr. J. Bland, Mr. Wilkinson, and Mi,. Carew.
To conclude with the favourite Piece, in one art, calird
THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
Mr. Cast, Mr. W. Bennett; The Manager's Doughter,
Miss Amelia Fisher; Marin, Miss Clara Fi.hir ! Bridgel,
Mir Clara Fisher!! Flourish, Miss Clara Fisher !!! Goody
gestMles, Miss Clara Fisher !! !! Lounge, Miss Clara
Eger !!!! ! Made moi.elle harphine, M is' Om a Fishes !!!!!
The original Prologue, by Miss Clara Fisher.
Deem epee at Half-past Six—Performaace begins at
Sterm-oSegurad Price at Niue.
To-inorrew, The Milk,'. MalALoire Among the Roses
—and The Reade