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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-01-22

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S ()MCA SAIICLIT 20.

Notice is hereby gives, that his Majesty will bold a LINO
at Caritas Hinson, on Friday seat, the 26th instant, at two
eelosek.—(Gresette.)

ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN.

SPLENDID PROCESSION OP THE BRASS-
FOC N DERS.
The procession of the various branches of the
Brass Trade, which this day proceeds to present an
Address to the Queen, will be grand beyond all pre-
cedent. The following is an outline of the order
in which they will proceed :
Four Constables at the bead.
1 brew Trumpeters.
The Address Bansier.
Knight, accoutred capa.pie, scale armour, oa horseback,
with four Esquires atlendaoss.
First Band.
Two Baoners—" Star of Beisasisick"—" Queen of Eagland."
Tao Constables to preserve order.
THE ADDRESS,
Carried by one Gentleman; the Chairman, Secretary, and
Treasurer.
Body of she Committee.
Two soils of armour (caps-pie), one steel and one brass,
attended by its Esquires.
Three men is half armour on foot.
Denser : 'Areas of Trade.
• Body of Members.
illitmktrge sad splendid Crown sad Cusbioa (1). Binder),
Large Mitre.
diastierwee, bearing allegorical represeatatiose of
Elwood, Ireland, and Scotland.
Brower : As it should Lie."
Body of Members..

Too 1440/Ats is steel a;ntoor, wormed es chargers, with
NIX attendants.
Three half suits oo foot.
saaatr: "Queer's Grads—Meo of Metal."
Body of Members..

Trade Banwei: " Barron mud Mills."
Second Baud of Music.
Banner: '' Motley."
Body of Members.
Two eairsu sails on horseback--six attendants.
Tbree ditto on foot.
Banner—. Queen's Bien's"
Two smaller Bangers.
Body of Members.
Basner--" Tbey say all's savage."
Body of Members.
Ancient Knight on horseback, attired in a west seperb suit
of silver•platd steel cuirass armour, atteaded by four
armed Esquire.. _

_
Banner.
Body of Members.
Banner.
Third Baud of Music.
Two cuirassiers on horseback—six attendants.
liiIIIIICT.
Body of Members.
Two Koights on horseback, armed cap-a-pie, with maces,
shields, mid six attendants.
Buker.
Body of Members.

It is expected that 2,000 perms& will join the procession,
which will be much grarder Masi even the Lord Mayor's
int. liidependeuily of the Brass Trade, the Coopers,
Bakers, Curriers, and Industrious Classes, will proceed In
procession with their respective Addresses to Breudenburgh
House. The Address of the latter has received sear 100,000
signatures. The Locksmiths also promos an Address, sad
amongst the devices which will be horse in the PINOCtIPHOU is
to be a lock sod a bunch of picklock keys, us the lop of a
pole, which will be suraseuated by the same of Ike mess-
ed Baron d'Ompteda.
London, England, 1821-01-22

POLICE.

ROW STRIELT.

By the exertions of some of the officers, one of the dia.
tributors or pellets of connieefeit shillings sad sixpences bad
been discovered, and taken into custody. Private informa-
tion being received that a woman named Margaret Barry,,
residing at No 33, Charles street, Drury-lane, was Whew
counterfeit shillings at tune-peace each, and sixpences at
two pence each, they discovered a man of the name of
Heath, who was acquainted with her, with whom they made
an arrangement logo to purchase some from her, and SAY.-
slay evening was the time fixed upon fur the purpose, when
James Ellis and John Furzman, two constables, gave hint
some good shillings and sixpences, which they put such
marks on that they could ideutify them, and to put it
beyond a doubt that he could not have any other money
about him at the time, tbey examined all his pocket■ pre-
vious to his entering the house in which Margaret Barry
milled, they waiting outside till he had accomplished the
object of his minion, and the signal for the entrance of
Ellis and Furzman low the house when lie had made his
purchases, was the comiag out of a boy, whom Death con-
trived to send out fur some giu to treat Margaret Barry with.
The constables entered a room on the first floor, where
they found Heath and Idaegaret Barry. Upou Death they
found six counterfeit shillings, which he had porebesed of
Barry. On the constables proreeding to search her,
she stooped down and Ihiew something ■mong the ashes,
which Furzman, the constable, picked ont, and proved
to be a paper containing five euunteifeit sbilliugs and
twelve couuterfeit sixpences. On her person they room*
a good shilling and Iwo good sixpences, all of them with this
marks they put on them, for Heath to purchase counterfeit
shillings and sixpences with. The cousinbles brought her
to the office, where she underwent an examibation Infsne
Mr. Miushull, the sitting Magistrate, who committed her
for further examination.

Furman, t►e constable, stated that her husband, or man
she cohabited with, was only liberated on Saturdiy from h.'
confinement fur a similar offence.

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London, England, 1821-01-22

NINE PRIZES of OTAGO!

The Fifth.draw• Prise TO-MORROW will receive
Three of 21,0001. sad there are Not Two Blanks to a Prise.
♦ Purchaser of • snack Ticket before TO-MORROW,
may obtain TWO of 21,0001.; sad they hope to be
as s•rcesafol in diatributial to she Public as in lam CAM.
I reset. when in one Lottery they sold ALI. the PRIZES of
20,011111.1 at their Old °Meer, 37, Cmahill; 11, Holborn;
:sad 32, Haymarket.
London, England, 1821-01-22

NAVAL INTIILLIGENCE.

PLYMOUNII, JANUARY IS.
Arrived the Four Brothers, IDotitufr, from Dautzie; and
Margaret, Reserly, from Prince Edward's Island. The lat-
ter is slismasted.

YALUOUTIS, JANUARY )7.
Arrived the Intriosic, Foster, from London for Jamaica:
Sailed the Robert and Mary, Memo!, for Loudon.

DARTMOUTH, .I.4IIIUMILT U.
The Skylark, Paisley, has ()esti got off Slaptou Salida,
and is now at anchor hi this harbour, with much damage,
All the cargo is coder luck at this place.

NULLT, JANUARY 11.
Arrival the Mary, Carswell, from Teueriffe for Loadoa,
with loss of boat ace sails, sad short of previsioat • sad
Jupiter, Quantum, frost Oporto for Bristol, with I.ss of
boat and anchor; she threw about ten tonsufhev carp over.
board, and is leaky.
DIAL, JANUARY 19.
Came down from the River the Paterson Franklio for
St. Lucia ; George, Baxter fur Boards:six • Spartan,
Turnal,for Persainbuesi ; and Mai i ha, Sims, for Chuleston.
Arrived the Ranger, from Leith for Bahia; and the
Ceres, from Jamaica the latter has sailed for the River.
Sailed the Argos, Deal pilot cutter, on a cruise off Dun..
grams.
Remain the

Y before.
London, England, 1821-01-22

EXr/i4ORM.V.-ORY k RAC AS.

[From " The Rath Herald:']
--&-

Sir real Baghott. of Lypeet Palk, has 11;4,1(41 a
Literary Buttery .gstnst Sir Co IL (;odnoitgp,
Hart. of 1)0.1s-lisietnis Palk. The caul.e f the at-
tack will he hest explained by an ratter: of s teeter
front the farmer to the letter, *shorts apieeive in a
'Provinciel welter of tli's week, and who It we copy to
gratify the curiosity of our otimerrita readers so the
vicihity of the two l'irki. The silence of the Dud.
disigloit Baronet, for the grace of Ise day. after th
occurrence:, induces! Sir easel 11. the* .ptsMicty t s
renionatrute; as lie thinks the relative situation
which they each stood in the coeuty, entitles hint
to expect, sit I• list, common court-int
o On Teo slay, the 45th of December, while travelling
u;)011 the bus s.f the Cheltenham and hash Coach with utile,
passengers, abortt one o'clock ■t mot day, 41 observed that a
hare bad been caught by a wir►, in a plautatiou a few yard§
dimwit from the rued, upon wine' the coachman stopped I.:s
houses, and descended from the box, I entered the ',lista-.
tout and took up the hare, which appeared to be nearly
decayed, end whilst examining the skits, I was immediately
seized by two labouring men, who •iolently recleasted 'We're
taught you at last—yo■ must go down to Sir R three!'
On tine, I nut only told these num my name, and that I was
a Magiirate of the (witty, snit called upon the coachman
and passengers to corroborate this fart, tibia they did;
remonstrating, at the same time, with the men ',poi their
oniteagrnas conitart: bat I likewise prorhired my pocket-
book, and sundry letters directed to me, all of which proye.l
unavailing, and I was by force dragged into the pask
of Dochlisegton, and from 'berme down to yunr palladinat'
Mansion; where bring ushered as a eriorinalto she 'births I I
of your lordly portico, end having mole/gone the rcesm
and gentlemais'y remarks of your rhildeeo, their prcreptoe,
and (I •hosii.l intestine from she inntstris, bush male mad
female a holt surrounded me) every re taiuer of your house-
hold, thrsisig the space of an hour, is, a aurth•esst triad, I
was admitted to the tumour of an audirace in the open
air:!—To remind you, Sir, of what then passed, woul,l
prove, its certainty, DO less insulting to my own feel..
lugs a■ a Genilens in, than derogatory to my duty as a
Magists ate :—sulfice it to say, Sir (sod I thus pahlitly
call opus you to deny soy sulainn statement) that you
refused to take my word when I repeatedly told you
that / was Sir Pawl ft:ghat ; relating likewise every
thing that had tics wend Awn the moment I was seized :
1 call, moreover, upon Mr. Taylor, of Wuttou,nridee
k•lge (who politely conveyed me to the Cross Hands in
his curricle, its ordeP to enable me to procure a chaise;
to pursue my journey to Beth, where 1 did not arrive till
three hours after my tsujn►Uiable i.aprisonsueut by your
vassals), to corroborate this testimony."
London, England, 1821-01-22

hes set out fue Leybseh. Caritinefl Goosehi, the
Secretary of State. will follow soon.
The Emperor of Austria arrived at Loybseh
the 4th. The Emperor of Russia is expected be.
tweet' the sth and 7th. The King of Naples is sot
expected before the Bth.
London, England, 1821-01-22

OXFORDSHIRE MEETING

Letter from the Earl of Jersey to the Under-
Sheriff of the County of Oxford, ctatiti4 the rea-
rms, of his Lordship's refusal to rive the Loyal.
Rtquisitios for o otretilig of the Fifth:alder* 'of
that C..unfy {
TO Tlllt WHIMS allelliat OW TUC COVIITIr OW ONVORD.
SIR—I have this day received from you the notice of :he
intruded meeting of the Freeholder* of the Copier, to ex-
press their loyalty to the King and attachment to Hie Coe-
stile-ties and slier abhurretace cif the blasphemies sod se-
ditious jectrities ou industriously disseminated.
I certainly cannot add my some to that nuti, e, freli•g 0.1
du that a meeting cuoveord fur the pur posts held out, as •u-
-sterersary' and slut calculated In roofer beisefitin any nearter.
Med I do this,: would brheeefici•l, would he • declaration
from the nsouscons respectable freeholders of this comity,
expressing their regret that his Slajraty's Misliolere should
have thought proper to advise, lint, that the Queen's name
should Dot be insulted its the Liturgy; and thou, tb.t so
unwise and reeosaututioaal i me-satire as • Hill of Pais, and
recielliesehould have bees attempted ; a declaration, also,
that aloe public appears to mill loudly upon the King's Gov
cerement to stop sit feriber prumedisigs against her Ma-
jesty, and to tutu their &itemise to the depressed and GM-
-10,18 stale of agriculture, sail the go...teal unprecedented
difficulties sailer which the country labours. Surely these
are met Many inhabitants of this minify who can Jostle that
such expressions of our feelings %wild be store suited to the
ocession,aud snore couforsnable to the real militantness of tier
people of England, illan such s petestatius of sentiments
as appears to he its mietomplaliank JERSEY.
London, England, 1821-01-22

TO-MORROW THE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING.
T and J. SIVEWItIGHT. the Contractors,
•,/ • strongly recommend to the Public the extraordi-
nary attrattive Features a their New Year'i Lottery,
which itelltaille
London, England, 1821-01-22

This day is puhlisheil,inihree vols. post Sm.

price IL 11.. 6d.
KEN I LWOR 11-1 Romance. By the
Anther of * Waverley," " Ivanhoe," ke. ke.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and John Bal.
laistyne, Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, ■nd Co. 90,
Cheapside, London.
Of whom may he bad, by the same Anchor,
1. THE MONASTERY, a Romaine', 3 vols. 12nro. Price
hoards.

2. THE ABBOT, a Roasaster, 3 •uls. 12aso. Pries
U. 4s. boards.
London, England, 1821-03-10

PARLIAMENTARY P.4PER.I.

•
Aa ACCOUNT of the QUANTITY of WHEAT and
WHEAT FLOUR imported into Great Britain front Fo.
rely, Parts; and also of Wheat and Wheat Flour exported
from Great Britain in the year 18.10; ►educing the Floor
into Wheat, at the proportion of 491bs. of Boar to the
bushel of Wheat; and 'Mewling the Quantity thereof that
was add.-11 to the Consumption of the Country, from excess
of import.

Wheat amid Wheat and Average
Wheat Flom Wheat Flom Priem in
imported fmm evported to F.ngland
foreign parts all parts. amid Wel...
-- ---
Quarter.. Quarters. Pei Qaarter.
Year 1820.........b87,195 94,656 655. 74.
Deduct litcrea.e its
Stock of Foreign
WberitiandWbem
Flour under the
Nine. Loch. on
the stb 4.11.1821. 460,287
Deduct Quantity 126,908
exported....... 91.656
Quantity added in -
the Conoutnption
of the Country,
from Exec.. uf
Import in 1820,,
deliverel from the
Warebowies be
tween lath May
and lath Nov.
1820, as produce
of the British
Colonies in N
America..

Insweti

WILLIAM
Grorral of tl
Greet
!on, 27th Feb

I IRVING,
be Inverts so
Britatu.
1841„

Exports of

Custom House,

A STATEMENT of the AVERAGE PRICES for F.ugland
and Wales, at which the QUANTITIES of FOREIGN
CORN Imported into Great Britain in the Year ISIO,
were calculated as supplied by Mr. Dowdiog, the Receiver
of Cora Winnla.

TVA 1820.
d.

Wheat, per Quarter
Rye, per Quarter 4* 1*
Barley, per Quarter 33 10
Onit, per Quirter ....
Beans, per Quarter 43 6
Peme, per quarter........ ... • 44 11
Oatmeal, per Bull V. 6
WILLIAM IRVING,
luspertor-General of the Imports and Exports of
Great Britain
Casiom-hosnse, Loiiilos, 27th February 1821.

♦n ACCOUNT of the QUANTITIES of GRAIN of all
Kind* Warehoused (i• Great Britain), and remaining
Warehoused, from the sth April, 800, to tbe latest pe-
riod to which the same can be made op.

Quantities import.
ed &warehoused
between the sth
April, 1820, and
the sth January,
1821, beiog the
'num period to
which the re-
turns are receiv-
ed.

Quarters. Boob.
31,422 0
29.770 2
2.749 U
13,369 5
12 006 7
10,712 1
733,762 0
C. qrs. lbs.

Qilariffs. Bosh,
28,870 5
9,478 1
2,471 7
161,743 2
7,640 0
12,101 3
444,988 5
C. qrs.lb4.
25 0 24 r
11101,215 0 14 1178.751 3 24
WILLIAM IRVING,
r-General of the Inputs* and Exports
of Great Belisha.
or, 271 b February, 1821_
London, England, 1821-03-10

SINGULAR RO BB Ear

lfrowes Chenies and London waggon was robbed about
three o'clock yesterday afternoon, in Broad-AP et, M.
(files o, ender the following singularly-during circus.-
"aCea he "'MN" was cosidneted by two men und
buy, the men stopped the avaggosi, nod retired to an adja-
cent public-bonee to regale tbemselvec, leaving Ibr boy be-
hind. The Hallberg watched this proceeding, and one of
there in COOPelifirtaft shortly afore Prepped up to the boy nod
toll him the im a desired It, would take in &est a pasha,'
basket which hung on the tail of the sehule. Gweirg his
absence they mounted the waggon, disencumbered it of es
chest of tea, sod gut clear off.

Oa gamin, afterarruu, Orsini half-past fear o'clock, this
place was sisited by a tiementloos storm of lightning, thus-
der, and ram. We have uut, however, heard that it ha+
caused say particular damage, eittisog thst Mr. HVIOO-
- moll, sear this town, was struck by the electric &id,
and so heat was its force, inset so rapidly was it mraveyed
through the variow, parts of the belittling, that the destruction
which had been yawned by the Vatting affords au interest-
ing spectacle to the observer of the operations of nature.
The lightaiag first struck the sails of (be mill, sod not only
burnt the canvass to atm., but so shieered and broke the
wooden beam. ilmt its remains literally present a bundle of
splintery. Alter passing through the brick-work, the fluid
'mitered the bu.lding, shattered lie windows to pieces,
tore tip the gue, singed the ropes, broke a borrow,
and in its way tsking its coarse thr.iugh the Slicer,
rise stories regularly pursued its deArnetise career.
Though the fluid passed through the greatest pert of the
mill, yet fin taustrly little or no damage bas been sostrtioest
in the mschuirry. The miller, who was its the act of shut-
ting the EOM' a Nell OpClllll Oti the stage, was suddenly
shuck down by the lightning, but being rewire-ft by some
persons who were near, was soon removed from his !tend-
on» situat • ; sod though much hurt is one eye, and the.face,. yet is, we understand, in a (sir way of recovery. A
vow, which• was in an adjo g yard, was killed on the spot,
and a rat in the atilt nes singed on its bark.—(Casarridpir
Chroakk)

1' Witt lIRT CAVA LltT.—The Judges have lately
determined upon a case submitted to them, that
member of • troop or yeomanry or volunteer ca-
valry is not exempt from the Asseosed To: Duty
on his home, unless he attends the muster of the
corps six drys, at interval@ agreeably to Act of Plir-
liirmerri, or live drys successively, mid that Leavy
nf absence or sickness are not sufficient excuses fur
lion-attendance, end thnt the 'lumber of day.' at-
tendance must be afterwards compteted.—We sug-
gest to Commanding, Officers of corps the pro-
priety of examining the muster rolls, and calling
upon all persons 01,0 are not effective to al h.oti
mider, and complete their number of (Lys befiee
the sth of April. spelt, in order to entitle than its
exemplifier for the corning year.
London, England, 1821-09-21

PoLICE.

MANSION SWUM
_ AN EGREGIOUS IMPOSTOR.

George Pe!cellist, • person about 40 years of age, was
brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with hawses im-
puerd noon abort • dozen parishes in the metropolis.
The Justice-room was crowded w ill, Pariah Officers,
all of oboes knew Pettrki•, and had at different periods
given hiss relief.
One of the Offleen said that Peterkin bad claimed upon
a parish, on the ground that lie bad bees the yearly ser-
vant ei;btees years ago of a Mr May, of Luodon-wall,
ink-maker, bet spoil being informed that he was unknown
to any in that concern, Peterkin said be meant Mr. May.
the distiller. Upoo iugevy, however, it was found that
there had bees no Mr. Ala), the distiller, is Londen-wall
within the recollection of any body.
The Lord Mayo► havisig found that, Peterkin was so ac-
tive an impostor, aripiiraccd to the sugtestioa of the Over-
'errs, that he should be remanded until the Overmans lo all
the parishes in the metropolis should have au opporlooily of
Review hien.

Pelerktn i• the sou of a man who was possessed of con.
riderable pruperty iu —lle was remanded till
Tuesday.

MOW STREIT.
Yesterday William Berks, charged with sot appearing
to a commission of baulortspacy, underwest an examtaatium
before Sir R. &rule, the sitting Magistrate.
It appea►ed that the Prisoner hail been for many years
past the proprietor of an extensive cheese factory at
Chosen, in Staffordshire, and in the month of January
last was duly declared bankrupt, mill a commission was
accordingly takes' out, to whit!) he failed to appear. L-
. debts were estimated at 2,0001. awl the inteattun to de-
fraud bring manifest, a meeting of the creditors was called,
at which it was resolved that the most active measures
shotslil be resorted to for the detection of the Prisoner. A
oil iel inquiry was made at the different ports, mad it was
ascertained that a permits answering to his descriptio■
bad Railed for the Continent. Immediate application was
made at Bow 'tree t for the assistance of one of the
principal officers to •.list in tracing the Prisoner, awl
Ru t hero was dispatched with a warrant fur his appreheusion,
and he, in company wills one of the creditors who could
idesitify biro, proceeded to the Continent. Aft. r their Jr-
pasture the Prisoner was seen its Loudon, and a second ap-
plication was made at this office, and the assistance of
Bishop, another of the principal officers, was procured, and
he finally succeeded in tracing osit and apprehending l'ri-
seiner, who had taken his passage fur New South Wales.
For Ibe fi,sl three days that lie remaisied is Clllllfillf Melli he
refused to take any sostenaace whatever, which brought on a
mutt. viand fever, mid mail within two days his life was
considered in imminent danger, and the commission of the
offence being iu the county of Stafford, his removal to that
place um sendeted iiidispensable, he was delivered into the
custody of Bishop, who proceeded with him by the treniug
mail.
London, England, 1821-09-21

DOVEK, SEPTEMBER 19.

In consequence of the wind blowing directly into
the harbours of the opposite shores, attended with a
great swell, there have been no arrivals (not even the
steam vessel, which was to sail against wind sod
tide) front France for the last two days; but per.
sons who came from Calais on Monday state, that
directions had been given to the Authorities of that
town, and along the whole route from thence to
Brussels, to make the most active preparations for
the reception of our most gracious Monarch.
lis the course of last night the Ho'd George and
the !loyal Sovereign yachts arrived in the Roads
from Portsmouth, and took on board pilots for the
River; but we have since learned that they were
stopped in the Downs by signal, and are to remain
there. It is confidently stated that his Majesty will
reach here on Saturday evening, and embark the
following day for Calais ; and that the yachts hart
been countermanded to receive him. Orders haw
been issued to have Post-office packets in readirea
to receive the King, in the event of the yacht:, nu!
being able to get to Dover.
The Mary yacht, Lord Deerhurst, arrived here
last evening from Cowes, Isle of Wight, and saile.l
again this morning fur Calais.
A French messenger arrived here late in the tby.
and immediately embarked on board the Georgrana
passage vessel lot Calais.
Passed by the Mandarin, of Baltimore, for the
Downs.

The KING drove through the west end of 11,
town yesterday in a very bundoulue private
with • green body, and wily one footman in a dial
livery behind.
The Earl of DUDLIN, which we are told al 8,10)0
by the KING fur his travelling title oil the Cron'
neat, was one of the titles of his late Royal Mei-
ners the Duke of KENT.

Monday his Grace the Archbishop of CAllTgg'
lUalf arrived on a visit fora few days at the n-
sidence of his ,on-in.law. the Hosionrable vud
lies. Huau PERCY, of liishopsbourn.
London, England, 1821-09-21

DUB L.

Wed today morning, at as early hour, a intyling look place
at Coomb Wood, in the neighbourhood of Wimbledon, in-
terns Captain K--, belonging to a dragoon regiment sta-
tioned near town, and Mr. K—, a gentleness well knew II
In the sporting circles. The ranee of dispute arise on Tees+
day afternoon st a house is St. James's-street, is consequence
of one of the gentlemen expreiwing kin opinion that the late
prgilistic contest uu Crawley Downs, betwetn Handal! and
Martin, was what is termed a cross U. te. aellurg the battle);
the parties tired, by agreement, at 13 peers; when, after ex-
changing mu abut., the Captain received the ball of his an-
tagonist in the upper part of his right arm. The principals,
with their seconds, instantly left the ground, and proceeded
to London by Wantlimosth-rund. Surgical assistance way
procured, and the ball extracted. The Captain was after-
wa►ds conveyed to big lodgings in the neighbourhood *hem
the quarrel originated. His early recovery, we sue happy to
nay, is cunideolly it dinned on.
London, England, 1821-09-21

Mr. Crouch. 114 not see Robert Grant that
day. At the corner.of the street 1 live in 1 met the
Prisoner ;
.he asked me where Robert wus to be
found, or wfiere his friends lived, as Ire must and
would s:-!e him. I told him where'Rnbert's mother
rived, cud he wished me to go home to dinner with
him ; this was about three o'clock. I went to Ito-
bed Graiii's brother and to his mother's. but 1
have not seen him since. I have paid the duties
twice on the two warred's. i weld to the Prisoner'.
house in' Lambeth. and took a friend with me; he
tasked me if airy thing more was discovered, and I
told I believed their was; he told me that Ro-
bert Grind had frequently been at his (the Prison-
er's) house, and that he mice had some money
trausactions with him.
Cross-minim d by Mr. ADoI.PHUS—I learnt by
acrid-cot where the Pinsoner.lived.
• J. am collector of the Excise tobacco
; the signature to that certificate is not my
Card-writing.
• Robert Wright--I am clerk to the comptroller
of Excise duties; the sigoature to that certificate
is not my hand-writing.
Several witnesses were examined, who proved
that the 5/. note, No. 10,461, wee paid to Ro-
bert Grant nn the 26th Jody, in part of the
cheque given him by Mr. A. Grout and Messrs.
Fmk.
J. Bull, shopman to Mr. Absolom, a tailor,
proved, that he ou the 26ili July received from the
Prisoner the Dank note, No. 10,461, for 5/.
The Prisoner when called upon for his defence
declared his entire eeoce throughout the tiaus-
action.
Several witnesses were called, who gave the
Prisoner an exeravbry character.
Mr. Justice RICAARDSON then summed up the
evidence with his accustomed impartiality and dis-
ceinnuation. He observed, that it was strongly in
favour of the Prisoner's • melee, that he had
been the first to discover the fraud of which Ro-
bert Groot had been guilty. with respect to the
double number 198.

The Jury retired for half an hour, when they
returned with a verdict of Guilty.
PRUSSIAN FORGED NOTES.
Manasseh Isaac Gouldstein was then put to the
bar.
Mr. PLATT moved to arrest the judgment on'
two grounds : First, Out the indictment did not
set forth the instrument charged as forged with
sufficient clrarness to inform the Court ; and,
secondly, th.t ruminant to a statute of George 11.
all indictments should be drawn up in the English
language. The Learned Gentleman fortified his
objections by a reference to the cases of Lyons,
Mimi', Lloyd, mid Gilchrist.
Mr. HOLLAND was shout to reply, but
Mr. Justice Rlcuattosou postponed the discus-
sion to s future day.
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London, England, 1821-09-28

RETRACT FROM ANOTHER LETTER.

We have this moment landed after really a most
delightful tiip. IVe gut into Calais last night
about seven, and found the King at dinner, chez
Dessin, with the house illuminated, and a guard
of honour at the gate. He had come in his yacht
from Itanisgate, and landed in a bout from which
lie walked to the lon. The Duke de Is Charily,
and Count Jutnilliac, the Governor of the De.
partinent, were sent to meet him, at the water-side.
They sat down thirteesi to tinnier, including the
Commanding-Officer of the Legion, whom he i.i-
vited. The whole guard dined at his Majest)'s ex-
pense, and six hundred bottles of wine were drunk.
Afte► dinner, he went to the play, where we saw him,
looking particularly well, and pleased. He was
received with great applause, and his affability and
good French delighted all mound him. Thia
morning about right lie left Calais in a travelling
carriage, in which were Lord Conyngliam and Sir
William Knighton, followed by another with Lord
F. Conytiglisan and Sir Edmund Nagle. A third.
with servants, and a caravan for baggage composed,
his suite. The women, old and young, were all
enchanted with his manner, which is so very pecu-
liar, that wherever he goes the same feelings must
be excited. He proceed. to Lisle, and from thence
to Brussels.

OPAL, StPTESIDER 96.
1118 111djimity landed at Calais at four o'clock
yesterday. The Royal George yacht and the re-
mainder of the squadron have returned to the
Downs, but will roceed to Portsmouth imme-
diately the wind becomes fair.

CALAIS. SEPTEMBER '26.

His Majesty King George IV. landed here yes-
terday afternoon at four o'clock, having beet. con-
veyed from the royal yacht to the harbour iu a
French pilot boat.
Hi. Majesty proceeded immediately to Desritt's
fluid, where he dined. 111 the evening his Msjesly
honoured the theatre with his presence, and was
greeted with the most lively applause by the whole
of the audience.

At about eight o'clock thil morning his Mejtsty
left us, expres.ing his iiiirticulAr satisfaction at the
accommodation and attention he had received at
Detain's Hotel, which Mr. Curtis was commanded
to communicate to tile proprietor.

RADISG SEPTLIMEII 26.

In my letter of yesterday 1 mentioned, aimoa,;
other particulars, our illumination osi Monday
night, in honour of his Majesty. It was extremely
brilliant. The di►play of variegated lamps was
very numerous. and great taste was shown in duir
various ■nd diversif►ed arrangements. NVliele all
shone conspicuous it would appear invidious to
select a few for particular notice. Every one mach-
his greatest exertions not to he distanced by his neigh-
bour in loyalty. Those who witnessed the biillwut
appearance of Ramsgate, and know how short was
the notice of preparation, must be convinced thYt
vo much could not have bee► achieved had net
the heart and hand been yilite in unison. Sir WI".
Curti►'s yacht in the harbour shone like a meteor.
Every part above the deck's edge was con►-
pletely covered with colouied lamps, the number
London, England, 1821-09-28

•AME DATE.

The steam host that accompanied the reyel
yacht by some accident ran foul of it, and injured
the barge that was to have lauded his Majesty.
One of the Freuch pilot boats was in consequence
immediately maimed, and had the honour of car-
rying him no shore. The steer was 60 lOW, it
was found necessary to lighten her by throwing
the ballast overboard, to enable her to pass the bar.
His Majesty on his lauding was received by the
Duke de Chartre, appointed by his Most Christian
Majesty to that honour. The French were not very
well pleased at the King's entering into a close car-
riage, instead of walking, as they expected, up to
the hotel. They were, however, put into a good
humour by his Majesty's unexpeetedly honouring
the theatre with Ins presence, where be was most
entliuviestically received try the whole audience.
London, England, 1821-09-28

. -

LONDON,
FRIDAY, iZEPTIMBER 28, 1821.

The following &mils:of his IVlssEsTv's arrival
at Cal.ris were received RIC EXPRESS •! uue o'clock
this mornitig:—
CALAIS, SPPTEIIDER 26.

Centuries may elapse before a spectacle of such
interest recurs us that with which we were rsi-
terday gratified. The King of Great Britain
lauded in amity on the shores of France. Although
his Majesty desired as much as possible to avoid
the parade of regal splendour, yet the freliugs
of the Freud) nation were displayed in a manner
honourable to themselves and gratifying to our
Monate!), ■nd of course to all his loyal subjects.
The royal yacht, accompanied by different
vessels of the squadron and two s:eara-packets
arrived in the road► of Calais about 'Mir o'clock,
but there not bring sufficient water in the harbour
to permit the entrance of large ves.els, his Ma-
jesty came on shore in one of the pilot boats, at-
tended by different perraniages of tits suite. On
his landing he saluted the multitude of person•,
French and English, assembled to witness his ar-
rival, with that peculiar grace and affability for
which he is justly proverbial, mid which were
never displayed to wester advantage than on this
interesting occasion. After aal king some dis-
tance on the Pier he ascended his carriage, which
had been some time in wetting for him, and
he procreated ■t • very slow pace (by his own ex-
press orders) to Dessin't Hotel. The streets it: the
course of his progress had been previously covered
with Gus sand, and the whole say was heed with
the military (tile id regiment, one of the thirst in
the French service, commanded by the Due ('eres,
who, of course, presented arms, and slimed him
Majesty every possible mark of respect). The
King appeared delighted with his reception, and
the number of his subjects who greeted him in e
foreign land with the most onrrlgivocal it iat k 1 of
loyalty, could not fail to Mightals the pleasuie
which he seemed to experience.
In the evening, at eight o'clock, his .Nlojesty
entered Cite theatre, and ►hort as sac the notice,
London, England, 1821-03-26

WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE
and ANNUL ry OFFICE, Stridid awl COl.llllOl,
Loudon, Established in 1792, for lissurauce uu Lists and
irrauting Anunisiet, on the slime advaidingeoli• terms to she
Public as have hitliestu secured to this Establisbutesit their
decided Pa trouage and support.

DIRIICTORS, TRUSTERS, •/ID AUDITORS:
Sir Jamrs Graham, 88.1. M.P. Cia•il snail,
Charles Freeman, Esq. Deputy Chairman,

. . . .
The Hon. Dom/las Kiimaird William Fitithutb, Esq.
Biel). F. Hampson, Bart. Ralph Leyerster, inn. Esq.
SirJohu Cox lUppisb•y, Bart. Geo•"e G. Mill., Esq.
James Peter Auriol, Esq. William Marsh, Esq.
Johu Hebb, Esq. Jow•ph Ss Kt., Esq.
Stamp Bruuksbank, Esq. John Gene, Esq.
James Henry Deacon, Esq. Rd. Williams, Esq. Solicitor.
RICHARD BARNES, Secretary.
A liberal commission is allowed by this Office to Soli-
citors, Brokers, &c.
A GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS
will be holden TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, March 27, fur
the Annual Election of Trustees, Directors, and Auditors.
London, England, 1821-03-26

A NUQUITI ES.

Coulearraw, MARCR 22, 1821.—We have just berm fa-
voured with the following mantel of ■ letter to the Com-
mittee of the &Set wed Colchester Hospital, being from a
gentleman formerly resident in that town, alto was present
so the discovery made on tlatuitloy last, within the prden-
'wood of that establishment, of a remarkably flue relic of
It ~,,, an nuiqutty.

•' Suffice it for as at once to
announce, that an sindoubledly ancient fignie of the Theban
Sphinx, which is heir repsesented as having already slain a
victim of her 1/1111. Her blood-thirsty passion would seem,
(tout she count. stance of the monster, to be sbewn as already
satiated : she sits as it were satisfied with her prowess, and
in perfect serenity user the mangled remains of her sumac-
eessful opponent.
•• The group is of freestone—
" The general dimensions of this •utique are as follows:
•• Lentils of the base 25! inches.
Ms diem theadth of the base lO ditto.
Height's, from base to top of Sphinx's
hi ail

The face of the Sphinx, ineatturing
boon under the chin to the croon
of the bead
—(Cokheeter Paper.)
London, England, 1821-03-26

UTUAL ACCOMMODATION.—NisbIe-
i men, Ladies of Fortune, Gentlemen, and Persons of
Character, are respectfully informed, that Mr. E. G. at his
F.sisblichment, No. 2, Duke-street, Ailelpiti, Strand, has
CASH to any amount required, at command, Co the Hi..
counting of ussexceptionable Bills. All business transacted
with the greale.t secrecy.
Apply personally, or by letter (post-paid).
N.B.—The Advertiser will procure for any length of time
any sum upon the deposits of every description of valuable
proper'', with honour and secresy. Established 1804. Con-
stant attendance.
London, England, 1821-03-26

POSTING on the GREAT WESTERN ROAD, Reduced
to ls. Vd. per mile. Black Dog Inn, Bedfont, near
Staines.
WIVES most respectfully informs the No
• tity, Gentry, and the Public, that the above Inn
bas lately been refitted in a commodious and comfortable
manner, which with the quiet, healthy, and beautiful •situ-
alioe of the House, and a strict allegation to the comforts of
those who may honour him nab their favours, he trusts will
ensure to him their liberal patronage and support.
A good Larder, excellent Old Wines, lock-up Coach.
house', capital Stall Stable, superior Post Horses, with
every oilier requisite.
Advantageous Posting from London to Bagsbot :
From London to Bedfont, 14; From Bedfunt to Bagsbot,

14-29 miles.
From London to Hounslow,l2; from Hounslow to Eghasn,
9; from Eghsm to Bacqhtst, 9-00 miles.
Two miles and one Postillion eared by changing al Bed-
font.
London, England, 1821-03-26

BRIGHTON, I%lAacu 23.

His Majesty, we are happy to say, returned yesterday at
• quarter past three o'clock.
We understand that another set of subscription balls are
projected for the Castle Koons'.
It is understood that the King will remain *ith us till the
Easter holidays; tiU that time, therefore, we can look for-
ward for gaiety; indeed we have reason to believe prepare-
times are now making fur numerous parties, Sec. anion the
Nobility and fashlonables resident at Brighton.
The town, enlivened till last Tuesday by the presence of
our beloved Patron, has since been very dull ; but we hope
that his Majesty's return will be followed by all the cheering
results which we are accustomed at such a time to look for.

Yesterday the Duke of You and Prince's.
AUGUSTA attended diviue service at the Chapel
Royal.
Prince LficiroLD had a dinner party on Satur-
day. Yesterday his Royal Highness dined with
the Duchess of lister.

Divine service was _performed yesterdq at the
King's Palace in Pall-mill, by the Rev. F. W.
BLOMBERG and the Rev. Dr. STAN= CLARKE.
The visit which the Princess AUGUSTA has pro-
milted to make to her continent,' relatives will be
shortly undertaken. Her Royal Highness will pro-
ceed in the first instance to spend some tittle with
her Royal sister, the Margravine of !lssse-Ho►t-
aoußG ; after which it is supposed she will go for-
ward to the Peirce of the Queen of WIRTEMBERG,
where she will nirke a short stay. It is supposed
that she will be absent about six months ; and as
the preparatiogs are nearly completed, it is expect-
ed that her Royal Highness will embark some time
in April.
Mr. J. HARRISON CURTIS was presented to the
KING at the Levee on Wednesday, on bring appointed
Aurist iu Ordinsry to his MAJMY, when be presented his
Treatise 9s the Physiology and Diseases of the Ear.

Miss WiLson will give the issirtance of her fine
sorra' talents at the Oxford Music Rooms ou to-
morrow and Wednesday nights.
The inhabitants of Windsor and its neighbour-
hood, anxious to testify their attachment and grati-
tude to the person of his MAJESTY, intend cele-
brating his nominal birth-day, the 23d April, by •
public dinner at the Town Hall.
SUDDEN CHANGE OF FO•TUNE.—A female of
Cari►bruoke, who has been at the lowest ebb of
poverty from her birth, is become entitled to a for-
tune of 8,000/. in consequence of a recent decision
in the Court of Chancery.

On Friday the gentlemen proposing to treat for
20,000 lottery tickets wailed on the CHANGSLI,OII
of the EXCHEQUER; but as all the offers were be-
low the istinistanst fixed by the Minister, which was
131. 10+., the treaty was not concluded. The par.
lies are to attend again this day.
London, England, 1821-03-19

Wevt-Ojfee, March 111, 1821.
15th Regimrnt of I.ight Dragoons—Carton' Thomas Garth,
from the 37th Foot, to be Captain, vice Jones, who ex-
changes—dated Larch 8,1821.
2.1 Regiment of Foot—Ensign Eardley Wilmot, from the
35111 Foot, to be Ensign, vice Julio Delany, who retires
upon half-pay of the 3,1 F..ot—dated as above.
Bat tu—Captain William Hay, from the 81st Foot, to be
Captain, VIC. De fittedland, appointed to the 55th Fout..—,
dated a■ Alm e.
11th ditto—Captain Bartholomew Vigors Deringy, from
haltpay, to be Caplan*, vice Thomas St. George Lister,
who exchanges—dated as above.
1606 ditto—Breves Lieutenant-C•.lonel Liam.' Hook, from
the 19th Foot, to he Major, vice Broomfield, who ex.
chaiigis —dated as al:ove.
19th ditto—Major William Broomfield, from 1811, Foot, to
be Major, vire Hook, 1010 , xchanges—dated as alnive.
21st ditto—Capiaiii Riehaid I/mut:ll, from hall-pa), to be
Captain, vice Wilt•hire, who exchanges—dated
as *hole.
33,1 ditto—Major Madam, False, from the lit %Vest India
Regiment, so Ise Major, rice Nlaeintyre, who excharges--
February 15, 1821.
dlittti—Elislgn William Oillarti, from half pay 311 Foot,
to be F.nrign, vire Wilmot, appointed to the 2d Foot—
dale.l %hie', 8, 1821.
37th ditto—Captain Charles Junes, from Ilw 151 h Light
Dragouna, to be Captain, vice Garth, oho exchanges
&UV, as above.
45th ditto—Ensigo Alexander IVetherall, from half-pay
Ist Foul, to be F.iisigo, vice Edward Himeynood, who ex.
changes—dated as above.

49th ditto—Cosign James I3irney, from half-pay 94th Fmt,
to be Ensign, rice Hubert Inner, who exchanges—doted as
afros e.
sSth ditto—Brevet Major Charles de Havinand, from the
Bth Foot, so be Captain, vice Arthur Morris, who mitres
upon half pay 14th Fout—dated as above.
79th ditto—Ensign William Haintrii, from half pay 6th Foot,
to be Ensign, vice Norman Macleod, who exchrtiges—
dated as above.
8110 ditto—Captain John Loraine Whitr, from balf.pay 14th
four, to lw Captain, vice Hay, appointed to the 801 Foul—
dated as above.
Lieutenant William Hall, from half-pay 69th Foot, to be
Lieutimant, vice %Vlllians Fenton, who exchanges, receiv-
ing the difference—dated as above.
Ist ISe.O India Regiment—Major William Maciatyre, from
the 330 Foot, w be Major, vice Fuse, who eashanges--
dated February IS, 1821.
Ist Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas Hely In be Cap-
tain, by purchase, vice Hamilton, who retires-dated
Match 8, 1821.
London, England, 1821-09-17

~S

• •t•1•In

IMPllDstir wisitgar.

Os Friday eveolog; shoot aeon o'clock, a most sedation.
roiling was committed at the house of Mr. Royer, pout.
tem. Pi& se, Great Marborough-street. Mrs. Royer,
whilst sitting in the parlour, adjoining the shop, doing some
modloordrk, Ahmed mare person run out of the shop; she
, isa wawa Os the doer, mid saw a 'mom reusing across
the road will• Mr. Royer's greet cast ow hee arm; she in.
meetly sans/.d on alarm, and the woman was takes into
custody. must hare crept into she shop mid from t►ewee
into the podium in which Mrs. R. was sitting, es the great
coat wee ea the table close to Mrs. R. awl yet she did not
perceive say perm's. The weellall, obese raw is Mks
lligrphy, war tally toramitted from Ilary.k.hurseuMee.
London, England, 1821-09-17

FIRE IN PRINCM-bTREET.

Oa Saturday afternoon the remain of soother of she un-
fortunate persons who lost their lives in she Are is Princes.
street was dug out of the raises is t►e shop of Mr. Densest,
hairdresser. There was slily the trent of t►e body fond,
sod from the apps f one of the breasts, which was
perfect, it is supposed to be the body of she daughter of Mr.
Poe, a lodger iu the hone, who, with her mother, tinfoils-
palely perished. The body was curled in a shell to St.
James's bouchouse, where the other two bodies dug oat pre-
viously are deposited, and remains fur a Corouer's inquest.

We understand that ►he Gicyneddigioa Medal,
for the best ode on " Lie Fall of Llywelan,"
fiss been awarded by the Soc►ety to the Welsh
Bard, who culls himself lig fulicele.

A free pardon is off. red by his MAMMY to any
accomplice, with a reward of SOO/. by the Lords of
the Admiralty, for the discovery of the perilous coa-
cerued in the late felonious affray at Mar.h Say,
near Margate.
lie the neighbourhood of Manchester, Bolton.
Bleckbuin, Rochdale, Todmorticii. &c. work is
now become so plentiful. that it is d fficult to ob-
tain workmen sufficient. not merely as sommfac-
wren', but also common day labourers.—(Dovecas-
ter (Awns.)
CARItuLI:II SCHYMC.—Not two Blanks to a
Prise—every Prize Sterling Money—Tuagit of
THIRTY THOUSARD, and Thirty other Capitals.
A fire took place on the 10111 of April at the
town of °moo Bay, Honduras, whets 4.50 houses
were consumed.

Ou Monday last two persons, of the name of
REYNOLDS (but tii nu way related) were interred at
Cheshuut, under somewhat remarkable estrum-
stances. The gentlemen, Mr. Jolla REYNOLDS,
Hear 90 years of age, was formerly a brewer at
Choihunt, but had lived some years at Margate ;
the lady, who was wife of Mt. %'ILLLAN REY-
NOLD*, attorney, of Cheshunt. having gone to
Margate lor the benefit of her health, took up her
te.ideuce in the house of the old gentleman, and
they both died so nearly together, that their re-
mains were conveyed to their rripretive families at
Cheraistant, and to the sane churchyard, cm the
tursue day.
London, England, 1821-09-17

-'V.~

P.'

dated Coailaaliimpk, 144 1e.114 Sibil 1"11.611*
anamicated to II: ,*t ►
'll6e Turkish Gorees'ameet bee iesmild Ibetaillwee."
Ramie; the baltites aterptiume at it bee hem disposclaed
&redly t. the Emperor Alcmene" hew 004 by leak bY
award metiers, sad by the latermatioa of the DONA Am-
bassador. The Goverameet thinks it hes mann to coteplain
of She Remise Ambassador permaally. While awaiting
the resell of Shia step, it condeets itself coafoesnably to
whet the "110018,4 respriree, seed has awitatated publiely
that the &parlors of Baron Siroso•4o "011" owe disturb
the good intelligases between the two suiphre.
"That Amhassadoe, o. the cimirary, hes affirmed that war
Is inevitable. We ere, therefore, between hope sad Year...—
Garr ad public meanly testicle to be rigoreasly
taiaed here. The Porte it is itsiterted. has went orders to
all parts that the Greeks rhdl eat be asolested, sad it is said,
That it has granted them • 'request amnesty. Private Turkish
armaments have committed waste recreate oa two Austrian
vessels, and asiother, the. Captain of which, who was of Ra-
gusa' bad the Freach fag. Tbe Frost* Rear-Admiral, who
i. atAmyraa with elves vessels, is earned at it, and has
met a frigate to reveille the affroot. This will go no farther,
as the Government has bees mortified by it, and bee takes
measures to preveat a receiver*, of web extrema. It is as-
tonishing that there is not a sink Eighth frigate is the
Archipelago.
The Torkish squashes remised three days in sight of
the Greek armament, consisting a IN sail, without frig[
a gee. It is said shag steam time the Greeks have honied
eight Turkish transports feN of troops".—(Brairseir Papers,
Srplea4er 14.)
London, England, 1821-09-17

EX fRAORDINARY PU ENONENA.

Os Thursday se'nnight, about two (o'clock p. in. an extra-
orditia.y pbeuomewow, elated a Sea Boar, was ohrerveol
Plymouth and along ibe adjacent coast. The tide suddeuly
mite upwards of four feet, and almost instantly retried.
One brig and several boats Woke adrift in Sutton Pool, but
nu considerable damage took place. A similar occurrence
took place at Truro, about the same time.
Ou Friday the 7th blatant, a moguls, phenomenon was ob.
ward at Amadei, by the vbbiag and fluerisig of the giver
Arun, fire different limes in the rouser of two hours.
When the great earthquake at Lisbon took place, oat the lat
of November 1755, a similar circumstance occurred, and
with the same underlatioa of the waters, although on tre-
mulous Alumni was felt.

CURIOUS CEREMONY.

The fultowieg extract from a letter from Madras. elevcrihes
the singular mode of enamoring to she Nabob of the Car.
static, the accessions of our King to the 'ratline had
• rated thew off bete the other day, is eras the reading of
the Kiag's letter to the Nabob of t►e Catwalk. who lives
short • mile from the Port, wader John Company's thumb.
All the troops were eat and formed a street from the &s-
-weetmeat Hues, to the (Nabob's) Palace of Chepank.
The letter was carried by she Secretary to Ike Govern.
meet on • iresneodoes large elephant, covered dour
to the grimed wish • emetic of crimes. velvet, edged
with gold ; the Howe's, ass covered with the same,
and the Molted clad in crimson ulk; the head, enrol, tusks,
feet, Ike. of the elepheot being most beautifully painted. He
was met at Chepaak by the Nabob, mounted also tea a large
elephant, similarly eaparisoaed, only the •elvet covering
was mudded wish geld stars, and the Hosteler was finely gilt.
After reading the letter salutes were bred from the smiler!,
wallies by the troop., Ike. The thing did net go off .0
well as it ought to have dome, bet we wade a fine shew,
a great noise, and buret lots of powder, and Mackey
was ve►y much delighted. Whe• all Nur was over, we
went into the Palace to breakfast, which was excellent,
being quite Eoglish. There were lots of dasseing girls,
who lamed mad sung. Wises breakfast was 6oished, I went
Soto the Herber (we Presume Chamber), •rid ►ad a peep st
t►e flossed (throne), got a little emu of roses soil rose water
oo my handkerchief, a string of Bowers round my neck, with
some belle and cinnamon done up is • leaf dimly gilt,
sad getting irks • bandy, drove home about ten o'clock,
heartily tired, having beeis Gut since live o'clock is the
morning. The palace does mut look like one, according to
our ideas, the rooms are low, and are bang with lout' sg-
glosses and lamps, as thick ae they sass nick. The Herber
is covered wish a beautiful oilmen velvet ca. pet, Seely em-
broidered with gold, but all sorts of blsrk rabble were ad-
milted—but the Nabob is pleased with it, sad tha't is (sough.
—Port St. George, April 11, IStl."