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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-23

NiLANCEIOLY ACCIDENT AT LOCH TAY.

On the 10th best. as Lieut. Duncan Campbell, of Oho
Perthshire militia, was fishing In the burn of Lowers, and
standing op a piece of rock in the middle of the stream, a
short distance from the point where it empties itself into the
Loch, be was assiosent ua Lis sport as net to perceive Rae
torrent behind him, which, in consequence of a sudden fall
of rain on .11esi lowers, came rolling down with irresistible
fury, and, sweeping Mr. Campbell off the rock, cirri( d him
into the lake, wherein oink • considerable distance from
the shore. He was seen by two potions from cueighbouring
height, who called to him in order to warn him of his
danger ;•bat, probably from not.lienring them distinctly, be
merely waved his band, and continuo] fishing withoot look-
ing up the stream. He was obserrcd by thou struggling in
the current, mud although be appeared at one time to swim
with considerable exertion, he could not lung resist the
force of the mountain foresail, and was hurried out of sight
before they could reach the spot. His body has nut yet
been fosind.—(Coledonisui

Wednesday the Recorder made a Report to his
MAJErtY of the convicts. 11141kf SeptetlCe of death
in Nee/wale, viz.—
Robert Moil for forging as seeeptilone -too bill of ex-
change; John Mott,
Iboa. Howliug, Andrew hl•L,sciland,
Joseph .Kitsall, and James Pitcher, for steeling in de/elfin--
horses; Samuel Young, Joltu &Wilmot], Wm. Robinson, and
WM/No/0, fur burglaries; Edward Parsous,'Win. Alesszn-
gee, sod Dawooo, fur etteriog forged bank notes;
George Barry and Ifis. Powell, fur highway robberies;
Joseph Stanley, Was. Hardy, John Harris alias Rey luck, nod
George Harris alias Keykrek (rescue gang), for feluuy, hay-
lug before been aosvicted of felony and received the benetit
of clergy ; alien Jos pli Kama, Jags. Pitcher, Wis. Dee-
son, Ws. Rubinson, sad Giorgi Barry, were ordered fur ems-
coition on Tuesday seat. The others were respited during
his Majesty's pleasure.

HEATHS.
Lae WednesJay, at his seat, Blennerville, county Kerry,
in his 81st year, Sir Rowland ninniesliamet,
On Sunday last, of a decline, at Richmond, in Surrey,
William Walker, aced 17, eldest son at the late Willies
Walker, Esq. of Hayes, and the third victim within the
b lour I apace of three years to the same disease.
On the 70th instant, at Bath, in the 7Sib year of her
ace, Mrs. Knipe, relict of the late Robert Knipe, Esq. of
New Ledge, Herts.

HUM WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON .11RIDGR.
Morikhog 33 other 4. I Evening 51 •her 4.
London, England, 1821-01-11

Just published, in octavo, price Is.
LONDON: A PERIODICAL ESSAY.
Nos. 1. snd 11.
I hive often amused myself with thinking how different
• place laraduu wto stiff roil people. They, whose narrow
solids are abstracted to the considelatiun of some one par-
ticular pur.uit, view it only through that medium. A pull-
hetes' Minks of it merely as the seat of government in its
different' departments; • grazier, as a vast mark' t fur
cattle; a mercassule man, as a place where a prodigious
• of tosiamess is done upon 'Change; a dramatic ?ohm-
mot, as the grand scene of theatrical entertainments; a
moo of pt' r, as ass assemblage of taverns and the great
emporium for ladies of easy Oitue. Put the intellectual
min is struck with it, its cumprelieuding the whole of humus
life in all its variety, the clintemplatiun of which is lite:-
1,,,"40,1,.."—.005ue11's Life iifJuliiisins, vol. i. p. 404.
To be costumed every Saturday.
Published by William Saint, Borksellrr to his Royal
Highuess the Luke of Tusk, No. I, St. Janies's.street.
London, England, 1821-01-11

This day was published, in two Vol.. Sao. rice 11. 10a. bda
FULL uitd CORRECT ACCOUNT if
ha. the MILITARY OCCURRENCES of the late WAR
between GREAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES of
AMERICA ; with an Appendix and Plates.
By WILLIAM JAMES.
Loudon: Printed for Black, K'ogsbury, Parbury, sad
AIA a, Leadeuball-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
ACCOUNT of the CHIEF NAVAL OCCURRENCES of
the late WAR between GREAT BRITAIN and the
UNITED STATES of AMERICA.
London, England, 1821-01-11

This day was pahlished, a New E.lition, improved, price to
bound,
QUESTIONES Gti/EGM ; or, Questions
adapted to the Eton Greek Grammar.
By the Reverend JOHN SIMPSON,
1111Joek Academy, Herm.
Eton: Printed by F.. Williams, Successor to Mr. Pote ;
sold also at NO. 19, Red Lion-court, Fleet.street; and by
G. sad W. B. Whittaker, Ayr-Maria-lane, London.

This day is pishtished, in two large Volumes octavo, price
in boards IL 4s. the Third Edition of
AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the RISE
and PROGRESS of INFIDELITY, with a Refuta-
tion of its Principles and Reasonings. In a Series at Ser-
mon/ immished fur Bus Lecture fonimied by the
Robert Boyle, in the Parish Chlrch of St. Mary.lesßow,
Goon slve Year 1802 to 1805.
By the Right Rev. WILLIAM VAN MILDERT, D.D.
Lord Bishop of Lsnelaff, and Dean of St. Paul's.
Priated for F. C. sod J. Rivingion, No. 62, St. Paul's
Church-lard, and No. 3, Waterloo Place, Pall mall; and
mild by the Booksellers at Oxford, Camhridge, &c.
London, England, 1821-01-11

NAPLES, DECEMBER 40.

The following is a translation of a letter which
has excited considerable interest among the natural
philosophers of this city :
COSENZA. •
" On the 29th November last, about half past six in the
evening (en 'out • 111M0 della none), there suddenly ap-
peared on the west of the horizon a luminous body, more
hellbent than the moon at it, full. 'llia body had the figure
of a dragon. After passing with great velocity errors the
hot lean, it changed into a dark and thick cloud. After three
ur four minutes several violent flashes of lightning burst from
the cloud, which, after playing awhile through the alb died
away. In the moment of liseir disappearance a lutes slid loud
peal of thunder was heard, and a considerable anutiou was
felt iu the air. The clued then took a triangular figure, and
rolling rapidly to the east, disappeared. On the following
morning the mountains to the east were found covered
with MOM, although the weather had been very mild. Where
.it exploded there remained& long Ma Wien neer the cloud.
"My upini.,a is, that it was a meteor cu used of the
same materials as lightning. Neither it nor its precipitim
lions fell in direct lines, because their specific gravity was
less than that of the air. On the tops of the mountains it
was sum by winds which dissolved it into suuw."
• 'the luminous Lodi was visible at Naples, bat
tonne of its characteristics were vbserved; in some
parts of Calabria, moduli the part of Sicily opposite,
Mr pure heard that its appearances were more sits.
guts, than Ohne desailud iu the foregoing ktter.

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London, England, 1821-01-11

TO PRINTERS. BOOKSELLERS, WHOLESALE
STATIONERS, dte.
Who are in the habit of receiving Orders from the Colmar,
for Printing Materials.
lOHN GRANGER. PRINTER's JOINER.
WPRINTER'S SMITH, and DEALER in SECOND.
HAND MATERIALS, No. 10, Rolls-buildings, Fetter.
lane, London, begs to acquaint the Trade in general they
will find it to their infinite advantage to purchase of him
any thing in the above Line, for ready Money. Has now for
sale Double Crown, Royal, Crown, and Foolscap Presses
(new), at very reduced prices; also a quantity of good
Second hand Chaoss of the different liars; with various
other Articles in the Printing Line.
J. GRANGER also takes this opportunity to return hi.
must grateful thanks to his Friends end the Trade in
general, soil assures them that he will continue to do hie
utmost to merit those favours he has of late so liberally
experienced.
London, England, 1821-10-08

PA RTNERSII IPS DISSOLV F.D.

F. [kelvin sod F. Ryland, of the Rectory Horse, Parson's-
green, Fulham, Middlesex, school-masters, October 3, 1821.
—lt. Mathew and P. Mathew, of Holles-sireet,
square, Middlesex, arid of ;he Pseud., Tunbridge Wells,
Kent, haberdasher,, September 29, 1121.—M. A. Whitebesd
mid C. Gordon of New Bund-strret, Middlesex, milliners,
September 29, 1821.—E. Patrick, sen. C. J. Hector, and E.
Patrick, jun. of Petersfielil, Hants, bankers, Septembr r 17,
1821.-1. Ray and J. Montague, of Desimark•street, St.
Giles-iu-the-Fields, Middlesex, jewellers, Juue 24, 1821.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average prier of Brown or Muscovado Seim, com-
puted Guam the Returns made in the wet h ending the 3d
day of October, ISt I, is 31s. Sid. per hundred wriest, es-
elusive of the cluii, s of customs paid or payable tbe.eon OD
the tapas lotion thereof into Great Britain.

PRICES OF CORN.
Weekly Arturo of t►e ivierav,e Price of British Corn.
Winchester Illensure, as received from the Inspectors in
the respective Marisiote Cities and Townii in England cud
Wales, from which the Prices that govern Importation
are calculaled.—September 29. 1831.

„ :
Z I°.
1A I 0
s. d. a. d a d a. d a. d s. d a. d a. d.
71.1 7 23 4 35 1 34 C 436 35 11 0 00 0

IRELAA A

•••4211..-
DUBLIN. OCTOBER 4.
SHERIFF SMYTH'S DINNER.

Captain Smyth, the Senior High Sheriff, gave
his first public dinner no Tuesday, in Mot-Fission's
Great Rooms, sod we feel considerable idealism in
stating, that be had the firmness and good sense to
prefer the advice mid injunction of his Sovereign,
to the extraordinary example winch it has plra.rd
the now Lend &Igor to hold up so unexpectedly
to persons in authority in the City of Dublin. To-
wards the close of the night an was
made to the Sheriff to give the offensive toast,
which he at once, in the most prompt and deter-
mined manner, declined to accede to. lie declared
he would neither propose a trapt, nor allots any
other person to propose one which was not toistained
in his list: and i ttttt tedtately afterwards he gave
.1, UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENCE."

Such conduct as shag will confirm Sheriff-Smyth
in the respect and regard of his fellow-citizens, ■nd
obtain for hint the approbation of his King.
In !he comae of the evening the health of the late
Lind Mayor wee drunk, and Sir Abraham Bradley
King, when rrtursdi.g thanks, took OCCUNIOII 10 de-
claw, that the opinions he had professed while in
office on the subject of conciliation, were the off-
spring of genuine conviction—and thst it should
always he his study to prove their sincerity by care-
fully abstaining bum troy thing in his own conduct
which could conduce to irritation, ■nd by discoun-
tenancing in the conduct of others every thing that
keep prejudice or disunion alive.
London, England, 1821-10-08

BIRTHS.

On Tuesday last the Lady of William' Alrnander
Mackinnon, Esq. of a daughter, at Portswood House, Haut,
On Tuesday last, at the Royal Military Asylum. South-
ampton, Mrs. Evatt, wife of Lieutenant-Colouel Evatt, of
a daughter.
London, England, 1821-10-08

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War-Office, October 5, 1821.

2rl Regiment of Life Guards—Assistant.Surgeon Samuel
Broughton to be Surgeon, vice Moore, wbo retirta—dated
July 25, 1821.
Edward Cutler, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Brorgb•
ton—dated as above.
,Cousreissions stoned by the Lord Liestrensut of the County
of York, City aid County of the City of York.
-Edmund Beckett Denison, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenaol—
dated September 20, 1821.
Richa►d York, Esq. to be ditto—dated September 29, 1821.
2d West York Militia.
. Captain Henry Priestley to be Major, vice Serjenatum, re-
steed—dated July 25, 1821.
3d West York Militia.

. fasforick William Chamber,, (feat. to be Easigs—dated as
above.

Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry.
Lkulesant Richard Leonard Lee in be Captain, vire Smith,
eesigned—dated September U, 182.1.
Cornet John Lister Kaye to be Lieutenant, •ice Style, re-
signeil—dated June 18. 1821; and Cornet the Host. John
Hobart Craduck to be ditto, s ice Kendal, resigned—dated
August 1, 1821.
The Right Hon. Lowther Augustus John Pennington, Lord
laluncasier, so be Cornet, vice Kaye, promoted—dated
June 18, 1821 ; and Robert Gilliett, Gent. to be ditto,
•ice Craduck, promntrd—dated Aaron 1,1821.
Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry
Cavalry.
, James Wray, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon—dated Septem-
ber 2h,1821.

Craven Legion Cavaley.
Lieutenant Thommi %Is-ou Johnson to be Captain (of Ibe
additional Tror.p)—dated Josue 25, 1821.
CWISCI Juhu Bailey Ball hi lie Lieutenant, •ice Johnson,
promoted ; and Robert Tillotson, Grut. to be ditto (n(
the additional Troopl—both datad as above.
JOLII Garth, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Chamberlain, resigned
—dated all above.

Leeds Volunteer (Light) Infantry.
Ensign Richard Bromley to he Lientensni, vire W. B. Smith,
resigned—date d September 22.1521.
Charles Brown, jun. Geed. to be Ensign, vice Brantley, pro-
moted—dated as shove.
Commission, signed by Ike Lord Lieutenant of Ike County
of CumbeilooLL
Richard Ferguson, Esq. Rowland Fawcett, Esq. and Walter
Fletcher, Chsk, to be Grimly Lieuteiranis--all dated
June 6,1821.
Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia.
Waller Widdup, and tome (Assails Wynne, Gents. to be
Lieutenants—do. d June 9,1820.
Cowls's:ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Westmorland.
Royal Wesimorlaild Regiment of Militia.
Thomas Awdos Mating, Geut. to be Eusign—dated July 20,
1821.
Westmorland YeowisAry Cavalry.
Edward Williams Ilasell, Erg. to be Major—dated June 8,
1821.
George Tromberk, Eny,in be Captain—dated as above.
Henry Addison, Geol. to be Lienitiimit—dated as above.
London, England, 1821-09-12

STRA ND.
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Sept. it,
will be performed (llth rinse), a Musical Drama, is
three acts, called
THE WITCH OF DERNCLEUGH,
Bring a sew Dramatic Version of Guy Manneriug.
Colonel Gay Maowering, Mr. Rowborham; Ham, Ber-
tram, Mr. Pearman ; Charles Hazelwood, Mr. Broadhurst;
Justice Gloasio, Mr. W. Refloat; Domisie Sampson, Mr.
'Wilkinson; Worth, Dinmoni, Mr. Salter; Disk Hatteraick,
Mr. T. P. Cooke. Miss Julia Maasering, MU Carr ; Flora,
B 1 iss Holdaway; Meg Merrilies Ow Witch of Derneleugb),

Miss Kelly. -
After which, 11th time, a new Operetta, called
♦ CURE FOR COXCOMBS.
The Characters by Messrs. Wrench, Wilkinson, Rnw.
bothsm, W. Bennett, Miss X. Blanchard, and Miss I. Ste-
Vent On.
Tu which will be added, 21st time, a ■ew Comic Piece, in
owe act, called
TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS.
Sir %Valiant Prune, Mr. W. Bennett; Mr. Trimmer, Mr.
Rowbothant ; Flank, alias Caplan. Bounce, alias Lawyer
Johnson. alias ►lumphry Clad, Mr. Harley. Lady Prune,
Mrs. Bryan; Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Balls.
Tbe Illuminated Shrubbery will be °petted at Eight
o'Clock fur the admission of the &mind Price, which cum.

mom at Nine.
Boxes, Is.; Seemed Price, 3g.—Pit, 3d.; Screed Prier,
Is. 641.—Lower Gallery, 2a.; Secured Pr.ee, Is.—Upper Gat.
bil;msmansmed Price, 6d.
ra olden at Hdlf-past Six, lbe Performance to begin at
Seven.
To-morrow, Love's Dream—A Cure for Coxcombs—and
The Miller'. Maid.

1 SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED Fog SMALL DEBT'S,
Craven-street, Straud, August 1, 1821.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST
REPORT, viz. £ s. d.
Kis Roysl Highness the Duke of Glourester
&unlit BetteCs(Awn lO 10 0
De Right Hutt. *be Earl of R.duor, liiso
President ..A. 5 5 0
' Toil Right lion the COOSllieli. of Radnor ....A. 5 5 0
It 11. C. Ibbettton. per Berries timid Cu.. .... 5 0 0
CAN Markewsie, Esq. per Secretary A. 2 2 0
Jobs Ward, Litt. ......A. $ 1 0
%%Rim Brewster, Esq... • S 1 0
Jolps Crowder, Et.q. per Seesetary
Juin illsogles, Esti . A 1 1 0
Josses Maugles, li.q A. 1 1 0
J. H. L. W • 0
T. C. (leiter-box)
E. F. 1.. (ditto)
Henry Fs yer, Esq.

111 10 0

l*wtsmer.l 0.4 ~ Infveil from various Priapus
106 Wiwi's, for the sum of
Considered the Cares of 66 Petitiouers,
Approved
Referred for Ingettry .. 8 Petitions,
Deferred..
Rejected. l2
And considered Inadusissilsle I
J. F. (Hesitater, Eq. - A
Miss lebb
Edw. W. bh, E•q. fur the late Mrs. Junes of
Adwell
William Dawson. Esq A 1 2 0
Miss Cleaver .. 1 0 0
lady Charlotte Will. Wynn, per Gaiumrrrleye 5 0 0
Lieuteuatit-Generat Cartwright, per Guam. .. A. 5 5 0
William Fuller, Esq. per ditto 5 5 0
A. II
slr. Fasten A 2 1 0
J. A. Levi, Esq
A. G.
J. Trevollian, Esq.
Mrs. Trevillian and Cu. 1 0 0
Major-Gen. Animism Fitzgerald ..... ...... 5 0 0
6. iYadditigion, Esq. •• • .
London, England, 1821-09-12

COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES.

NOTICP. is hereby given, that Persona de.
@irons of COMPOUNDING for their ASSESSED
TAXER, or of RENEWING their former COMPOSI-
TIONS antler the provisoes of the Act of the first aad se-
cond George IV. cap. 113, may, on application to the M-
eador' or Collectors of the Parish in which they reside, or
to the Surveyor of the District, receive the forams of notice
applicable to their cases; which forms must be returned by
them, with the declaratioas therein properly filled up, as
prescribed by the Art. on or before the sth day of April,
1d22; but persons who have reduced their establishmaut
since they entered Tutu composition, whereby they would be
chargeable with a less amount of assessed taxes for the year
commencing the sth April, 1822, than the duty compound-
ed for, and by reason thereof are desirous of waiving the
said composition, sod entering iota a new composition, are
required to give *more thereof to the Surveyor of their dis-
trict, within Sheer calendar months after the 10th July, 1821.
By order of the Board,
!MATTHEW WINTER, Sec.
Office for Taxes, Somerset House, Loudon,
Sept: 3. 1021.
London, England, 1821-09-12

2 2 0
2 2 0

And in the several Comities in North Britain.
That the !Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th
day of October next; that Proposals in writing, sealed
up and marked " Tender,
.for Army Supplies," will be re-
ceived at this Office os or before Thursday the 27th day of
September next, ►et none will be received after Twelve
•'Clock os that Day.
Proposals must be made separately for each County, 's-
eep' for the Cooties comprising North mid South Wales ;
all of which must be included is one Tender; as also must
the several Counties in North Britain; ■nd each Proposal
mast have the Letter which is annexed to the Trader
proderly by Two Persons of lumen property
engaging to Immune bound with the Party tendering
is the assottot stated is the printed Particulars, for the
due performance of the Contract; and nu Proposal will
be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the
prices expressed in words at length; and should it so
happen that during the continuance of the Contract no
Troops should be supplied in the Couoly, the Expense
of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid is the first
instance by the Contrastor, will he refunded to him.
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application
at this Office, between the hours of Ten sad Four; and
at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edin-
burgh.

P.S.—Samples of the Brnd and Meal may be seen at this
Office between Ike hours of Twelve and Two.
London, England, 1821-09-12

CERTIFICATES.—Orrossit 2.

T. Medd, of Staple 100-buildings, Middk•row, Hotlowa,
Middlesex, drsper.—J. Massie, of Derby, .—J. Beek,
of Neoeavrle.upoa•Ty.e, groeer.—W. Wiodeatt, of Tavi-
stork, Devoe, fellisouger.—J. Welsh, of the Frroch Hum,
Barbican, Loudon, ietualler--W. C. I•augharue, late of
Si. Maly-Aar, Loudon, merchant..—A. Archer, of Great
Chapel-street, Sok°, Middlesex, baker.—P. Askimiou, of
Rathbun, place, thderd-street, Middlesex, liaLeedasher.
PA RTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED.

L. Hayden and W. Read, of elieltealman, Gloucester,
April 28, 1821.—R. Barlow and G. W. Reeve,
of the Olympic Theatre, Singed, Magus* 21, 1822.
C. Nunu and R. James, of the Old Thaufge, Cbeapsids,
London, warehousemen, February 14, 1821.—J. Birdsall
and W. Sharpe, of Liverpool, druggists, Augagt 4, 1821.-
1 J. Hey and M, Sweeper SI. Mary, Newington, Stacey, wood.

WINES, exclusive of duty, 7s. 7d. per gallon.
Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 481.
New, ditto
I.isbon, per pipe
Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East India) 4W. i 4,1 7W.
Sherry, per butt

[From the "London Me►esatUe Prise Current,' of

Tuesday, September 11, 1821.]

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
Conran —The public sales brought forward since our last
bare fully supported the advance obtained for Plantation out
Tuesday, and have generally gone off with spirit, though the
quantity has been rather extrusive; two lots of Jamaica
brought on Friday 140 s. and 141 s. per cwt. ; Foreign Coffee
has out been in brisk demised, but better prices have in some
instances been psid. On Friday • parcel of St. Domingo in
bags of ordinary quality brought 109 s. per cwt.; Brazil
with colour has brought 110 s. per cwt.
SUGAR—The Mutation Sugar market remains without
any alteration; the tow and middling qualities are plruti.
fully supplied, and very beery of sale.
FOREIGN SUGAIL—A public sale of 320 chest■ of Ha-
vannab was brought forward ow Wednesday last, sad went
heavily at a declise of 2s. to 3s. per cot; good middlsug white
was sold at 40s. and yellow 265. per ewt. Two public sales
of Brasil Sugar have also been brought forward : the first
consisted of 80 chests of Elio, which went at * considerable
decline from the late wonting! prices; low to good white
brought 26a. to 335. and ordinary brown to• low yellow
16s. 6d. to 24.. per cwt.; Use woad consisted of 236 chests,
a considerable propurf of which was dimaged, portably
of die sound sou sold, viz. good middling white at 325. 6d. per
Clll.

For Nun there has been a fair inquiry, and rather higher
prices hare been paid.
PIPIIXTO has been sold at rather lower prices.
lisswoolus arc without alteration; some males have been
made of Jawlike Logwood, but the other descriptions (ex-
cept Nicaragua Wood, whisk is very scarce) are dull of ask
at preseut.
London, England, 1821-10-01

DARING BUIML.4RY AND ROBBERY.

Boi wren the hours of one and fire o'clock nn Ssturday
morning, a most daring rohlso y was committed at Beaumont
Lodge, the manaioo of Viscount Atilthrook, ot Old Windsor.
The servants had not retired to rest till past one o'clock, and
light, were burning during the night in several of the sleeping
rooms, his Lordship, with his family, being at the Lodge.
Nevertheless a gang of det.trmined thieves• had the audacity
to break into the print pal milt of apartments on the ground
flour, which they plundered of all the moveable articles of
ealue'within their reach. The parlour, whose windows open
to the lawn. was first entered, by the removal of a pane of
glass, sod the use of • relit. e-hto, in make so opening in the
shutter. The thieves then lighted up the wax candles that
remain...l in the rooms, and deliberately proceeded to rifle
every drswer and cabinet its the parlour, and the three ad-
Mining apartments. The locks of the several pieces of fur-
niture were either forced, or hulas drilled thronti the fronts
will, a centre-bit.

An/nest the article* taken away were fonr French orna.
mental clucks, • silver inkstand, a (old box aitha minxterr,
two sus lout coats, and a variety of trinkets and articles of
Crate; an ivory ea.iket of very costly workmanship was forced
open, and. of eon. se greatly injured, hut nut letroved. They
were even so cool in their operations, as to break open a tea-
caddy, nod remote the tea.

By'llie traces which' the robbers left behind them, it sp.
pert s that they entered Lola Ashbrook's premises through'
the adjoining grounds of Mrs. Bonnet', where it is conjec-
tured a light cart was waiting to termite the booty. Three
persons at least must have hers commuted in this robbery,
and there is no doubt, from the style of their operations, that
they must have been practised 'Mmes. Messrs. Dorsal and
Revell, of Windsor, are active in their match alter the rob-
bers, but as yet without success.
London, England, 1821-10-01

THE A L4BASTER SABCOPHAGM

Th. eelehrited alabaster sarcophagus, which lately ar-
rived from Alexandria, W2II ON Friday- uncalled and deposited
in the British. SI usenet. It is for the present in one of Ili:
instilment', not open In the public, where probably it will
lie until a place is prepared for it in the Egyptian thillvey.
This antique is certainly a very rxiratfedinary and admirable
specimen of the arts of Egypt. The sarcophagus is nine
fret long, and ahoot four fret high, and •ppareutly of a
single piece, and that of a very fine alabaster. It is *biped
',Le a mothers coffin, and is more titan large enough to
have the mummy wills ■ll its envelopes, which is pre-
sumed to lose mess delimited within this costly repository.
But its chief value is in the innumerable hieroglyphics which
cover the stiles, interior and exterior, from top to helium.
They ire small, the !MASAO liven-a, of which there are long
processions, in various circumstances and altitudes* erect,
!irked liteetl4r. towing galleys, bending as if in worship, &c.
an, from an int hto an inch and a half high. Between those
are compartments of symbols, the eye, the ibis, the lotus, eke.
The ierpent occur. frequently, and in some inataneci at eon-
rides able size and with much exactness of detail. This noble
awl is supposed to be the coffin of rimmed& Conjecture,
huts ever, has an exteu.ire range iii Egyptian antiquity, and
some probabilities have been sartgcsted w favoseruf its being uo
t b lint a temple—a anti II shrine imitative of the original
C/1"1" or Small Dilaviaa ee ee I, to which so mitt., of the
iodine emblems refer. The ask has formed a source of Pa_
gin allegoric sculpture. The pecuniary value of this sarco-
phagus bas been estimated it a very I erge sum. It was the
property of Ur. Salt, the British Conseil, and was, we un-
derstand, the subject of competition by the agents of some
Foreign Powers.
London, England, 1821-03-15

'N

vote for the reduction proposed.—(Hear, hear,
hear !/

Sir H. Vertsn explained.
Sir H. 11AUDI HOE rose for the purpose of making
a few/ oboes vatiosts with respect to the hoeselitilal
troops. It had been stated that the horse guards
Isere en enormous expense. But the matter turd
London, England, 1821-01-27

ORATORIOS.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY- LAN E.
lIE Nubility, Geotry, and Public. are most
T respectfully sictrainted, that these PERFORM ANCES
will commence, as usual, on TUESDAY NEXT (and will
be continued un the Wrduesdays in Lent), ender the imme-
diate direction of Sir G Smart.
Part I. A Selection from Harder' Sacred Oratorio,
THE MESSIAH,
With the additional Accompaniments by Mozart, in which
Sir. Brallam will sing :he Recit. " Comfort ye my People,"
and Mrs. Salmon the Air. " Rejoice greatly."
At the end of Put I. Recit td Aria (MS.), " Ecen a te"
(Meyer), Madame Camporese (being her first public per-
formenrice in Landon since ber return Pose the Continent).—
Mr. Lindley will perform a new Mt. Concert.,. Violoncello;
awl, is the Third Part, will accompany Mr. &blunt in the
celebrated Cantata, " Alexis."
Part 11. will commence with (far the first time in- Lon-
don) a GRAND MOTETT, by Mozart, followed by Seke-
ttons from Beethoven's Sacred Oratorio.
THE MOUNT OF 01.1VES.
Part 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, of
which, awl of the whole Performance, full particulars are
given 111 the printed Bills.
Principal Vocal, Performer.—Mrs. Salmon, Miss Goodall,
Miss Povry, and Madame Cnmporese; Mr. Pyue, Mr. W. H.
Caner (hit first public prrforinsoce since Dm year 1811),
Mr. Hants, Mr. Didion, Mr. Tianey, Mr. Gumlike, mad
Mr. Witham.
Leader of the Band (which will be on the grand scale of
former years), Mr. Smart.
Doors to be opened at Haltpast ; the Performance
will commence at Sevco.—Secorid Price at Nine.
Bones. Plants, and a Private Buz nightly, may be had of
Mr. litodwell, at the Theatre.
The Free last of the Theatre dues not extend to ibrse
P.tformances.

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
By Authority of the Ititcht Hun. the laird Chamberlain.
1111-IIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Jan. 27.
will he produced, for the 12th time, sou entirely New
(with the oxception of the movie, some part of the dia•
Inter, and a few scenes, &emirs, and decoration.) Operatic
Durk/gut Burlettu, ro two, acts, with an iotroductory
Vtaion, entittml
GIOVANNI TUE VAMPIRE!
Or, DOW StIAI.I. WE GET RID OF lIIM ?
Character., in the Vosion—Glovanni the Vampire, Mrs.
Waylett ; P. S. &MI., Esq. Mr. Lee.
to the Barletta—Don Citoirmlui. Mrs. Wayleit ; Leporello,
Mr. Wilkinson. Miss Bellausira Bustle, Mrs. 'Fromm!.
After which, the much-admired &Delta of
WHO'S TO FATHER ML'

To conclude with the new Gerard Pectarmque Pantomime of

DR. SYNTAX;
Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON.
Dr. Syntax, Mr. Dtly ; Hodge, Mr. W. Kirby; Mrs.
Ryotos, Mr. Walbown ; Fauta slid, alias Daly.
London, England, 1821-09-24

CH% L ili NildM. 3zer guts& 40.

Ott Tuesday rattling the Rev. Dr. Waugh,-4
London, preached a ►erwnu it Cheltenham' chapel,
when a liberal snhoeriptiou Was wade for the Lon-
don I%l4ot:wary Society, •
/t uew church is erecting here alma an extensive
scale, the roof •of which is not cotblsleted.ao lac,,
the works are wt a strrid•sitll. It i• IC u t goal lin og
to ohs-rve the church, and every plats of worship.
of which three are many of moat druonsittatinim,
including Roman Catholics, extremely wet! 61Ied
every Sunday ; an.l, highly to the credit of ti;iou-
'serous visitors, the lit.r.mes •ud oilier places of
resort a•r t Inset! on Sundays, ulthough this is s
place of resort for gaiety as well as (Of
&lost of the innitsins, cottager., and inti', and
the houses getletally, have fancy uatnes given thew.
The itiansons-anus inhabited hp the Duke slid
Duchess of ‘lrtllington, during their late emit bete.
now brats tile statue of 11'elliugtou alatiNOU, alai Su
the garden let the hack of the house in, Grace
planted an oak-tree during hns stay, which- te.oow
secured by railing and a gate padlocked, ai;tl.o wrry
hue obelisk Ism beets mitred to cottituttinsate the
event, with the fullowisig in•cvipt :—
" Alsniality and most merciful God! vouchsafe a accept
our humble esdeavuurs in offering a tribute of weist is
thee, Slut giver of victory, that thou wait plumed to select
mad to ',laurel his Dryer the Duke of Wellisglow mad air
►rave 'groceries is arms : to units in owe claret ilhatlSlSSirrlii
whom n e bad barn at comity, and, aided by their assiestace,
In subdue the continuo for, who 111.4 foe many years dia.
turned and overthrow's kingdoms. Accept our asesitfarreat
prayers mid thanksgivings that this lows should he.. beet,
eel. cued, from its ensiauratine sprints, to renovate drab& ih
of our Illustrious liven, who, wish his amiable Camort Sad
Oro' ooble children, planted the oak to commemorate witieh
this uhrhsk is raised. ibis tier, to all appearance • dead,
was by thy almighty power, incumineleensible to dm noised
of tnau, restored, and is uow flou.tahibg to fell vigour. Let
it remind us that we toust ;at the Male time let it Mope
that, 'through thy gouilliess, mid the niediatiou of our Blessed
Saviour, we may mar to life itamottal.—Ammi.
London, England, 1821-09-24

MERTINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL

THIS DAY.

M. N.
A. Reid, Pimlico, carpenter ... 1 1

TO MOItIIOII.

W. Pipit, Ridelife Highway, grocer ..... 3 10
R. &linkman, Lore-lane, Anur-factor 2 12
K. &linkman, I*ie of love.lane, cloih.f.icter 2 12
J. T. Heine, Covent Ga►den, viciraller ..•••• 2 10
W. Parr, Covent Garden, tailor ..... 2 10
A. Reid, Pimlico, carpenter . 2 1
London, England, 1821-09-24

FATAL ACCIDENT.

Last Monday evening, as Mr. Hall, who lives between
Perry and Rambo'tun, was panting Hinstingihm,bridge in a
cart, a carriage in going by happened to kitsch his mare, on
which she started off at her stasast speed along Hunting-
dowstreet : Mr H. kept Mild of the reins maid he passed
the market-place, snit endeavouring to turn the animal's
bead to go wp the Ceurge.laise, she rushed between the
Rising Sun roach, which had jost 'Hupp d to change tunics.
and the George Ina gateway. The hurse•keeprr being that
ntummit in the art of taking the reins Loin the coachman,
was strnrk down by one of the cart shafts, and 11.1 Inter-
nally injured by the blow, that id about aa ►our afire the
accident he expired. Mr. Hall was in a short time throws
out by the overturning of the cart, and received a realusius
uu bia face and a severe wound on wee of his knees.
London, England, 1821-09-24

for Ws." • Moo moel.* a silver *Ole; gold Item phi
chain, and 7 sovereigns Isere Coned on Geom.
Its consequence of information, whiten Mind Mr. Tomes
tin bon is a privy of a house in Browns girdling. Wheelie
MN, searched the Willow.valk for the crow bar, but could
not find it.
The Cemmon Serjeant did sot pot Thurston on Me de.
few?, as nothing had appeared against him. Garton, in
bin defence, declared his innocence, and said he onset week
from Ire in the morning till seven iu Om evening of time day
os which the rubbery ass committed.
The Jail returned a verdict, finding Garton Gail'', sod
Acquitting Thu stun.
_ . .

Ps)LICIt.
ROW WTRV??.
_ _

!Ale OD Friday ea-ening, a very mistrahle-kits
who care his name as Georpe Beaky. was brought bcfure
k Esq. the Sating Magistrate, by Alexander
Dallas, street-keeper of the Strand, who stated that he had
uhserweil the Prisoner sharpeniag a buffet's the step of a door
in Swan yard, did suspecting fauns his manlier Ise was about
to commit suicide, went otp to him, and perceived blood
dreaming down hie clothes from his neck, which was stabbed
in two places. Dallas directly took the knife from him, and
on questioning him as to the purpose for which he was
sharpening ii, be confessed that he had indicted the two
wounds in his neck ; that he meant to pot a period to Lin
existence, '• whirh the calamities heaped upon him by an
uocratersil worts had rendered intolerably miserable."
Mr. Minshell succesied to him, that the wily way in
which he could provide an asylum for him WAS to COMMA
him in rhino, bat that he should hare his liberty whenever
be chose. To this he readily acquiesced, wishing tub wily
where than lying is the cold street, exposed to the °lrk.
meaty of the weather.—He was accordingly committed to
Tuthillfeelds Bridewell.

On Saturday, lira/wee, sea. and jun. were charged with
mewing oil purloined from Mr. Slack, of Cot kspor street,
Charing.eru►a, were again examined, and held to bail to
answer to the charge at She Wroieseo.
Aanturl Roar, charged with stealing•a diamond tin!, the
property of MIMI Ward, was again brought up, and fully corn.
witted for trial.

convrn Y MARKETS.
WINDSOR, Serramogit if.
Wheat, p. Itl. 12/ Os to 221 Ox &Alibi per qr.. "304 to 40s
Dirley, per Id. ..30. to 40s Prage 34. to 30.
Oats 2Ss to 34. Rye
London, England, 1821-09-24

MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday. the Mb instant, at Plyntiston St. Mary,
Cringe Strode, Erci. of fcrwilhain Paik, to Dorothy,
youotest daughter of she late William Smote% E•q. of
Chaddiewood.

Monday, the 17th inst. at Walcott Church, Bath, Arthur
Male, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law, to Charlotte,
stroud daughter of the late Robert More, Esq., and sister to
Robert Bridgman More, Esq., of Liuley Hall, Shropshire.
At Kidderminster, by the venerable Archdeacon Onstow,
Charles Marsh Adams, of Coventry. Esq to Catharine Mary,
youngest daughter of the late Jacob Turner, of Path Hall,
Etq.
London, England, 1821-09-24

This day are published, in two volumes 410. price 5/. 51. in
boards,
TRAVELS in SICILY. GREECE. and
ALB* to ; Must/Med with .macrons Ann Ewa,-
Widimi Cuts, &e.
By the Rev. I'. S. HUGHES,
Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge.
"lie (Mr. tluglioa) Irsevidently t ravelled ihruisgh Greece
with an understanding rightly disciplined snit trained for
los pilgrimage; has sorveyed it with his mind as well as his
eye; and ha., carried over That country of the Soul' the
recullectinus imparted by her Poets and her Historians,
which embellish and ronseerale the memorials of her de-
railed grealness."—Monthly Review, June 1821.

•' The public have to thank Mr. Hughes for his labours,
as these volumes will make a most valuable atldition to the
perinaueut ■tack of British Travels; to every ciasa of reader.;
the, will be hies', interesting; to the scholar iuvaluable."
—British Critic, June MI.

" We certainly hue never encountered a traveller who
possessed mure• of the art of car►ying his readers with him,
!ban Illy. Hughes. Ile is worthy to have wandered amongst
the scenery and objects lie describes—and wheel it is consi-
dered *hat the.e are, it will be seen that higher praise can-
not he given."—Bildwin's Maritime, November 1820.
See also British Review, Nu 31.
Printed for .1. Mawrnsii, 39, 17nagate street.
London, England, 1821-01-18

PLANTATIONS.

The larch has always been ruasidered of very high valve.
But one very great objection made to it by tradesmen and
others, is, that after being cut down, it warps and twists,
thereby becoming very unfit fur housv.carpentry, or such
sort of work. Various plans have by many bean resorted to,
with the view of curing this defect. Mr. Monteith, of Stir-
ling, has fallen upon a remedy. Instead of culling down the
trees, be gut them completely stripped of the 414 as they
stood, and permitted them or remain is tilt sestrt, efundisvg
un the ground, for two seasons. The cuuseeparace war, the
MIIIOIIII substance which was cuittaiaed is tae tree spread
itself I qually through the limber, sad no small. portion of
the resin exuded to the surface. It Or well known that the
sap sod resinous substance of the larch, after being cut in she
ordinary way, is found towards the heart of the tree; bat by
the present method it spread itself through the tree, at
a/yearly slated, causing what is termed the white wood to be
durable with the red. lily this means 2 tree of thirty
year. of age is wade equatly durable with the timber of a
tree eighty years old, treated in the ordinary *ay; but the
chief obis et Mr. Monteith had in view was to prevent the
timber lions warping and rending, which, he says, Is. has by
lists means completely effected.
London, England, 1821-01-18

TRANSLATION OF VIRGIL, &c.
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boards, a New Edition, of
.THE IVORKS of translated into
English Prose, as near the Original as the different
Idioms of the Latm and English languages null allow;
with the Latin Text and Order of Constriction we the same
Page; and Critical, Historical, Geographical, and Classical
Notes, in English, from the best Commentators, both an.
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Gentlemen.

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3. The LIFE of AL TULLIUS CICERO. By Conyers
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4. The ORATIONS of DEMOSTHENES: pronounced
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London, England, 1821-01-18

SURREY TH EAT R F..
By most particular desire, and under the Patronage of
several Noble Families.
HIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Jon. 18,
111. (sad following Evessissgs), will he presented (td time
this season) the splendid Historical Melodramatic Rudests,
is three Arts, called
IVANHOE;
OR, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER.
Julia, Prince of England, Mr. Jackson; Ivanhoe, Mr.
S. H. Chapman ; Prior Aymer, Mr. Adcock ; Cedric, Mr.
Grant ; Unknown Knight, Mr. Ridgway. Lady Rowena,
Miss Copeland ; Rebecca, Miss Taylor; Ulrica, Miss
Norton ; Elgiva, Miss Bruce; Alicia, Miss Pill.
To which will be added 'third singe at this Theatre),
OSCAR AND NIALVINA.
Oscar, Mr. 'Ridgway ; Carrot, Mr. Huntley; Moms,
Mr. Bergongh. Malvin', Miss Taylor.
On Monday next a new Burletta, in two Acts, wader the
title of Figaro; or, The Lady and she Page. After which,
an entirely new Comic Heroic Legendary Tale, called, The
Blue Baron; or, Over the Bridge.

This day was published, in foolscap, prier ss. boards,
AN ESSAY no CONVERSATION. By is
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Liverpool.
London, England, 1821-01-18

TUESDAY NEXT.
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First Five Minutes.—Tickets sad Shares are Selling at
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IS, Charing ems;
Where they Sold is Shares the Last Prize of 30,000/.ll~y
ever Drawn.
London, England, 1821-01-18

This day is published, handsomely printed in small See. with
Ten Plates, ;trice 7a. 6d. • New Edition of
ANEW SYSTEM OF DOMESTIC
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COOKERY for the SICK and (or the POOR; many very
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London, England, 1821-01-18

STRIVIV it ES CURED.

KY a new Method the abort troublesome
UPCorn-
plaint iM entirely eradicated (without the use of Bougie
or Caustic), whether of lung or short 'flooding, except ems-
stltutiouat, as well as ell weakuesaro generally accompany-
ing it, and au a short time the whole system is re•esta-
Wished, beiag one of the greatest discoveries ever made,
by J. LYNCH, 98, Duke-sireet, St. James's.
Respectable references will be given if required
ten to be post-poid.
N.R—The prico of the Medicine, is Five Potted, a
parcel.
A perfect Cure fur Dillon, Affection and Obstruction ht
the Rowels.
London, England, 1821-01-18

ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS,
For the Sale of Irish Lihen by the Piece, at the Factor's
price, Nu. 4, on the south side of Bloomsbury.squsre,
four dour, from the top of Southampton street, Holborn.
A
raNHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY her, lease
to announce to the Public, that the above House is
their only Emsblishment in this roentry, where they con-
tinue to supply the Nubility, Gentry, and the Pablie, with
Warranted 6 Bleached Litien, fur Shirts and Sheets, of
the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower
than they can he procured th.nuth any other medians.
They also curate to return the purchase-money shoald Cu,
(malt appear. Good Irish Bills and Batik of Irelaud Notes
taken as Nous!.

Country and Toon Orders punctually •Itended to by
John Donovan, tin. 4, Bloomihney-square, London; and
Juba D.yle, Diu 31, Si. Marys Abbey, Dublin, Agent..
London, England, 1821-01-18

THE LATE DUCHESS OF /NORFOLK.

We recently annoesced the death of her Grace the
Duchess of Norfolk. She has left au sear relatiusi, and her
See family estates go to a vet y distant heir. There had been
for some time a commission of I saucy pasted from the
Court of Chancery. •
The right In the Holm Lacy property has been is dispute
for some time, amongst several persons who have claimed it
se heirs to the last Lord Sinidaniore; but it is supposed
that one moiety of the property will fall to Sir Edwin Sta.-
hope, Batt. and the other be divided between General
Barr avid Hr. Parsons, who claim, it is said. as eo-beirs at
law of Mir James Seudamo►e, who lived in the reign of
Quern Elisabeth, they being descended from two of his
daughters.
The Rev. J. Harewood, B.D F.S.A. claimed as being de-
scended from a sun of Sir John Seudamore, who was Gentle-
man Usher to King Henry VIII. and the secretor of Sir
James; and a Mro.Jacksoo, of London, who was the yeti-
*Meer when the Duchess Ant became insane, claimed as
being descended from a daughter of the same Sir John.
Thus the fine Huhn Lacy estates go into an iedireet lime,
after so mandril upted descent of many hundred years, and
in feet, theft three, who it is supposed will take the property,
will du so as heirs to a person who wait born sear 300 years
ago.
This is an immediate proof of the great necessity of pre-
serving the records of family alliances.
London, England, 1821-01-18

DEATHS.

On the 21st ult. at Be{camp Cottage, Batbriers°, county
of Dublin, in the bBth year of his age, Phi!pot Rogerson.
Wolfe, E.q. nephew of the late Bight Bon. Lord Kauai.
den, sod Scsretary to the Board of %Yolks in Ireland.
On Saturday, she 13th instant, ■t she Ones', Richmond,.
Yorkshire, CAl'Will., widow of Sir Reuben Oersted, of Gars-
wood, Lancashire, Bart.
On Friday last, the 121 h inst. at his house in Bromptno-
grove, at as advanced age, Sir John Macpherson, Bart. (or
many years ■ member of the Supreme Council at Bengal,.
sad afterwards Goverour Grillers! of India.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE-
Heroism 22 eller 2. I Eveuiug 48 after 2.

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GLoan Ain, No. M, Strand, by C. CORNWELL,
of t►e Simi.
London, England, 1821-01-18

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA coo_
litotes to be prepared whist he most scrupulous care
and attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM
HENRY, Maistifiettoriug Chemists, Manchester. It is solil
is !settles, price 4.1. li/J. or with glass stoppers al 4s. 6J.
stamp iticluited„ with full directions fur its use, by their
Vafillell A its the &Petropolis, •nel throughout the
Vatted 'impious.; but it C 411111114 be genuine uslt,a their
names •re engraves on the Government Stamp, which is
lard over the cos k ur stopper ufeach bottle.

Of most of the Vrnilers of the Magnesia may he had, au-
throticatr.l by ■ similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC
SPIRIC of VINEGAR, the Invention of Mr. HENRY,
awl the Ullly gruniue Preparation of that Artilrc.