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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-07

DARING OUTRAGR.

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Friday sight. shout eight o'cloek, the Neighbourhood of
Fashion street, SprialAelits, was thrown low the greatest fa-
mish sod nearside.. A formidable gang of redone, with
which the above perish aboarde, sad whom depredations
are of the most dreier sod atrocities drieription, gave no-
tice he the Madsen of On ddrereot fire airtime that su
alarmlog Are had beetle. est at • veraish essesoctory is
Fashiswettoet, sod that the whole oeighbourhood was
threatened with destruction. The region were speedily
got reedy, sod tie their arrival they discovered it to be
• false alarm. The street was completely Mocked up by
spectators from mse end to the oilier. alisoogst whom
were upwards of dl of the most mewrious thieves, who
had imaged the scratagea for the purposes of iepreda.
li.. sod pleader. The ritiviss eveigamited • .as deter-
=Wed attack so the assembled mob, pelting them with brick-
bats, sloes% sod abet missiSes. Marty pampas were knock-
ed down mad reerivertruis and severe cootesions. fibroma-
lieu was gives at the Pelieerithee, Morship.street, of Ike
stair, and • kegs body of Officers repaired to the mew of
setae ; but before they could arrive the maims got west,
gad most of them sheered of. The Whew., however, sac.
eroded is appreheadeng two of the oiegteaders, each of whom
had • briekbat in hie had ready to emit It mooned the mob.
They on Monday eederwest a Moil examination before the
Magistrates, sad were recognised in be Inn /Bagley, of
pichpeehet Notoriety, and George Neal, • noted crocheter's.
They were both cumsnitted older she Police Act f,w three
recooths he tha Moose of Cerreciloo. The °lacers ars is vi.
gilaat march fee the remaisider of this swig.

FATAL 'mon OF OBSTINACY.
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On Paso, lest, • girl of fuorteta years of age, of t►e
manse of Carruthers, was drowsed is attempting to cross the
Williams-wails-ford, Falb. river Ammo. This poor girl had
gone fro. her master's house, is the 'Fisher Dike', for the
pitman of visiting he► father in lockerby, and she was mo-
tioned by her mistress sot to attempt the ford, and famished
with mosey to pay for the boat. This advice she unfurls.
oately disregarded; sad •lthoeih she met a perste, vibe had
crossed the river on horseback, and who also pointed sat the
dagger she wuold rue in attempting to wade the water, the
torataated girl sot believing his state/neut. waited till he
was oat of sight, w►cn she ermined into the river, sad was
speedily carried sway. On the following day her master,
alarmed by her absence from home, call", upon her lather,
vibes a search was made for the burly, which was at lesith
foetid by the assistance of a herd buy, who had observed •
►omes foot mitasigled le the cleft of • husk at the side of
the river. The tame•tatioss of the father or seeing the
corpse of ►ie child, were most moving, aad the grief of the
mother is mot to be dereribed —(Dansfries CAroatek)
London, England, 1821-02-13

OR HMS OF THE DAY.

1. Boston Ttorough Election Petition-1101ot for Corn-
ai ihrre.

SI. Truro Borough Election Petitino—Ballot for Cow-
mittee at hall after three.

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Lennard—lutormation rep. fiug Admi,sions to thy
Collection q.t. filluerals, Prints. Datmiuge, land Cum', at
the British Slubeueu, mid amount of rims Service Monty
paid lu Officers of the Museum.

We find that Mr. BUTTERWORTH wits not in the
House of Commons on Wednesdar ninfoing last.
at the di•isioo on the Marquis ofTock's
motion, and that he did not vote upon that ixcaint
London, England, 1821-02-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NOTICFS OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF Tut DAT.
WHICH NOW STAND IN THE ORDER-1100K OF
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THIS DAY (TUESDAY). FEURUARY 13.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. I.ord Jidru Russell—Two Bills for the Reform of Cor-
rupt Boroughs.
2. NI r. Julio Smith—Address fur Insertion of the (Win's
Name iu the Liturgy.•
3. Sir Matthew While Ridley—Papers relative to Sur-
ch.irges uu the Assessed Taxes.
ORDERS OF Tun rut'.
1. Tregony Rorough Eketion Petitions—Ballot for Com-
mittee at three.
2. Iledim Borough Election Petition—Ballot fur Cunmit-
tee at half after three.
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY).
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Seq. ant thislow—Cnnintilltr on regulation of
Atiorsiies and Sulmams.
2 Mr. Beaumont—Cooduet of Sheriff. iu refusing to call
Meetings for the purpose of Petitioning; sod in refir the
Cheshire P. Mimi on that sulyert to a tou 00000 Hee.
3 lord A ithorp— TO citable Como!) Corsi is to saunas the
paymeut of Stnall Debts.
4. Mr. Kelm. sty— Bill to regulate the Appointment of
Juries 'tn. the Trial of Criminal Cases in Scotland.
5. Mr. Curtin--Keturn of Foreign Coro anal Flour par.
chased by the Vectualbsig Office during the last three rm.
THURSDAY.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
I. Lord Archibald Hanailtou—Order in Council ilirectrri
to the G. social Assembly of Scotland, relAting to the Ersoure
of the Queen's name; Letter relating to the Arrest of a Chi-
imam a &Whitt&
2. Sir James Alarkiutosh—Addrass for certain Papers
refereed to iu the Circular Dispute concerning the affairs
of Naples.
London, England, 1821-02-13

AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS.

Mr. GOOCH gave holier, that o 0 Thursday, the
Ist March, he should inner for the appointment a
a Con ee to inquire into the causes of, and the
remedies fur. the preseut distresses of the ogricul.
torah tut...rests.
London, England, 1821-02-13

THE QUEEN'S TRIAL.

Eal DARN LLY ;id, that the Noble Lord had
formerly signified that he would be willing to allow
the production of the accounts of the expenses of
the proceedings against her Majesty, after the
cuticluaiuo of the trial. As 'the prosecution (lie
ought rather to cull it the lierrecutioii) against her
Majesty was suppinied now to be entirely at an end,
he thought he might fairly be allowed to call for sit
account of the exioraises. It was his intruti 0000 there-
fore to move, on Friday, for an account of all sums
of money expended in urigiiisoiog and conducting
the proceedings against her Majesty, from the first
taishhalimeist of the Milan Cot 00000 lotion to the final
rejetrioti of the Bill of Palos 'and ?coolies front
the House of Lords.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL proposed to substitute
in•tead of " from the first establishment of the
Milan Curatuisamn," the wordit, •• from the year
1817."

The Earl of DAILNIAT offered to put in the
words " from the co aaaaa besicemeest."
The Earl of Ltecaroot. ►aid something across
the 'able, in answer to the last observation.
Aojuur►►rd.
London, England, 1821-02-13

PRODUCTION OF PAPERS FROM IRELAND.

Sic J. NEWPORT tobsti veil, that certain returns
from Inland relative to the transfer of stuck be-
twerp the two countries ought to have been on the
table lung before. He made several animadversions
on the tardiness with which the orders of the !louse
were iu this rerpect obeyed in the public offices in
Ireland, while complaints of this were made in vain
hum year to year. The Hon. 134ros.et diet, moved
that the said returns be made forthwith.—Agreed
to.
London, England, 1821-02-13

LONGITUDE.

On the motion of Sir G. CLERK, the Longitude
Bill was read a third time. and passed.

SOAP.

On the motion of Sir Ww. CURTIS. accounts
were ordered of the duties paid pn snit and hard
soap respectively in Landon, Manchester, and Li-
verpool, from July 1819 to July 1020.
London, England, 1821-06-23

TIM MIN OF ORVONSHIRE'S coNcßfir
AND PALL.

The Duke of Devonshire gave a concert and ball ott
Thunday eveniug at Devorishire House. The preparatioso
Mere the same as on Thursday re'nnight, when his Majesty
honoured his Grace with his company. The concert com-
menced about ten o'clock, in the green dining.eoem, sad
finished a little before twelve, when dancing comanoced in
Ike grand saloon, and continued till past four yesterday
morning. Thin were present upwards of 800 persons of the
Ant distinction and fashion; among them were—
Prince Lubouuterski ; most of the Foreign Ambassadors
and their Ladies, and other Foreigners of diatiactino; the
Duke of Wellington', the Duke mid Duchess of Portland,
the Duke and Duchess of Argyll; the Duchesses of Bed-
ford, Rutland, Dowager Rutland, and Richmond; the Mar-
quises of Titchfield, Cosyngham, and Lanolown ; the Mar-
chionesses of Salisbury, Londonderry, Waterford, Down-
shire, and Lansilown ; the Earl and Countess of Darnley
and the Ladies Bligh, the Earl and Countess of Sefton and
the Ladies Mulynenx, Lord and Lady Dungannou, the Earl
and Countess of Carlisle, Lord and Lady Morprib, Viscount
and Viscountess Granville. Lord and Laity G. H. Cavreidtab
and the Misses Cavendish, Lord and Lady Crashers,
the Evl of Westmorleual and Lady C. Fain, Count
and Countess Minister, Count and Countess St. An-
tonin, the Earl and Collates, Bathurst and the Ladies
Bathurst, the Earl and Countess of Aboyne, the Earl and
Cowden Morley, Lord and Lady Grantham, the Ladies
Gordon, Lord Erskiur, the Earl and Countess of Clare,
Lord F. Cuoyngham, Lord and Lady Nunnaolay, the Earl
and Countess Cowper, Lord Ellenburougls, Lord and Lady
Gwydir, Captain and Mos Clifford, Lord and LadlOwiulston,
Lady Mackintosh, Mrs. Brougham, Mr. Deomsu, Earl of
talents'', Lord A. Hill, Earl of Purtarlington, Earl of
Donouthmore, Earl of Clauwilliam, Lord Win. Sentinel',
the Earl and Countess of Caraasvon, amid the Ladies Her-
bert, Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb, Earl and Countess of
Aileshary, slid Ike Ladies Bruce, Lord Apeley, Earl of
Aneram, Earl and Couisiesi and the Ladies Grey, Commas
and the Ladies Forte...cue, Hun. Mrs. Arbuthnot, Earl of
Mutant Edgcambe, Lady and Laity Amherst, the Earl and
Countess of Climate', Colonel sail Mrs. Brand, Alias
Howard, Ac. Ace.

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London, England, 1821-06-23

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
&Mbbelied by Royal Charier le the Reign of Kin George
the First. Jesse, UHL
PERSONS. whale Annual Premiums NI due
on the 24th lament. are hereby iatewarai, that Receipts
are wow ready to be delivered at the Company's
over the Royal Exchange and is Pall.mell, ea well as by
their respective Algeria is the several Coorities ; sod the
Parties wired are reqemited le apply fee the Renewal of
heir es or before the Sib of July meet, as the
usual Firmest Days allowed fee Payment, bopped the Dote of
each Policy, will then rapier.
SA MU El. PENNING; hen. Secretary.
Arieuthosee is civets daily, at the mid Odle's. foe the
Aleurasee of Buildings, Goode, Merchandbtes, end Ships, in
Herbenr, in Durk, or while building, from Lem tir Damage
by Fire; and aim fur the Anemic, Amid grousing Anuei-
tire err, Lime.

MAC—Fare Policies will be issued free of Expels,* to Ow
Assured, w►ero tbe Amiss! Premiums eisioisots to A. If
London, England, 1821-06-23

DHR TURF.

ASCOT HEATH BACES (Law:T.l5AO), ANA it.

/Ibeepatikes of 30 'taunts each, 20gs.ft.
Ir. JoMes's Aja*
'Dube bf Rutland's ie. by Smolensk°
Lord Salleld's Juniper, out of Niube
5 too agstlodi~ier.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs each. 1 to
Dike of Draftoo's c. by Wisful, out of Charcoal
14 Nil.* Breese
The Judge placed but two —8 to 4 on the wilier.
Plate of WI. fur all ages. .
. This Pee was woo easy at two heats'lsy Petrick, keeling
four eaters.
Tim Wok;ogham Stakes of Awe/Woes. each (llaadieap).
Kr.Colataa's Patrick
The Duke of itottooti's Penny Trumpet
?wo only were placed. nine ssaeted.—t to I ►Kat Patrick
—7 to 1 eget the Doke of &Okra. avid 4 to 1 sot 6wets.

CORONATION. •

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edeliT OF CLAISIS, Funny, Joie iltil.
1... .... •
The 'court of Claim* assembled, pursuant to dire
meld, irt eine o'clock. The prociamatima for illess.ce ties
tiWm. ilott, Esq Deputy Serjeaut as Arnie. The .
esident of the Council took the Chair, and was support
by the Doke of Clarence and the Postnimiter-GeWeirel on h
right, and the Duke of Gloucester and the Matter of the
Horse on hii left. There were also present many fiber No-
blemen and Gentlemen, his Majesty% Commissioners, Go this
occasion. Several Noble Ladies were permitted to occupy
a sett placed Within the bar. The Court was much crowded,
in eaosiquenee, we believe, of a rumour having goose obrossl
that the Queen in person Was to make a claim, of what
nature we could not learn.
The usual formalities in opening the Court were gone
through. The Court proceeded to take into consideration a
Petition objecting to the nomination of two of the sixteen
Barons of the Cinque Forts, as nut having been July elected ;
but the Court decided they could_ not entertain such a Pea-
lion.
Lord Gwydir presented his Majsty's gracious approbation
of his Lordship's •ppuiutment of Deputy Lord Great Cham-
berlain of England by the co-heiresses of that high office,
Lady Willoughby and the Marchioness. of Chotmoodeley.
His Lordship next presented, as Deputy Lord Great Cham-
lain, the usual claim to exercise that important office at this
ensuing Coronation with the customary fees, which was
allowed.
The Earl of Ormonde, attended by his agent, presented
himself to make proof upon his claim to the Chief Butler-
ibip of Ireland. This claim was cuntestid by Marquis COM.
*anis, as descended from Sir Thomas Boleyn (father of Anse
Boleyn), who performed the office at the Coronation of
Henry VIII. Brit the Court decided that by the marriage
of the King wish Anse Boleyn the right of appuiutuieut m-
e/Teed to the King, and accordingly they confirmed the
claire of the Earl of ()monde, as descended from Fitzwater,
who had changed his name to Bother, iu cousequence of
leaving served in the office of Chief Boiler.
Lord Petre's ages* was next called ; cud after some 'short
disCussion bi trees the Commissioners, the Court waa ad-
journed until fuither notice.
London, England, 1821-06-23

lI(EL4ND.

outwit, state 19.
THE ROYAL VISIT.
A Meeting of the Cosastuittee who drew up the
Address to his Matjesty, praying that he would be
graciously pleased to humour Ireland with hie Royal
presence, was held at Morrisson's this day, when the
!tattooing fetter was read
Sim, Dublin Castfe, 16th Ju0r,.1991.
The Lord Lieutenant haviug transmitted the very tainfal
and loyal Addresi to his Majesty the King, of the
tants of the City of Dublin, expressing the strtsE seswitioa
of joy and gratitude felt by them at the expeefotytrrieal oit
his Majesty in this part of his dominions, I aim directed by
his Ewe ileney to acquaint you, that a letter ,has !pees received
(mai the Viscount Sidi:tenth, one of his 111aieetY'is priest*
tfecridai.es of State, signifying that his Majesty was pleas
to receive the same is the most gracious manses.
1 have the honour to be, Sir,
Voir most nbediewt liumbk &Trouts
To Alderaisa Smith. (COPY.) W. Gil tGOAY.
This document was recceived with lively exprtv.
sions of thanks and pleasure, and etttered according
to the usual forms.
The let August is now mentioned ati the dAticin
which the King will set out for Ireleud.—(l4mas
man's Journal.)
London, England, 1821-06-23

This day is published, is 2 vole. Svo. price 11. 49 hoards,
THE HISTORY of RELIGIOUS
LIBERTY, from lbe Aral propagation of Cliristiaoity
in Millais, to the death of George 111. ; including its suc-
cessive state, beneficial itillaeace, and powerful inter-
remittig.
By BENJAMIN BROOK.
" We are acquainted with no book in which such a collect km
of important facts is to be loved, so well selected sod
suppurtecl, and so justly arid so powerfully reasoned on."—
London Christian Instructor.
Landon: Published by Francis Nestle), 10, Statiostere-
court, and Ave-Maria-lane.

In the peers and speedily will be published, in 3 vols. Bvo.
DEISM ; or, a Comparative View of the Argo-
mints for and agaiost the CHRISTIAN RELI-
GION: in is skews the Insufficiency of(hose which
are inert in Nippur' of Infidelity. la an Epistolary Cur-
respoudeore.
By EDWARD CHICHESTER, M.A.
Rector of the Parishes of Culdaff and Cloncba, in the
Doeese of Derry.
Printed for F C. sod .1. Rivingtou, ITateiloo-place, Pall.
mall, and St. Paul's Church yard.
London, England, 1821-06-23

BOXING.
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After the nets it Ascot Reath, on Thumb', *4(444, s '
galladt battle, whirls leafed 47 minute*, Wig fought Sky/erg
Lißey (the boxer Will, lately received forfeit of Okla), omit
Gardner, • man of superior weight, and no stranger to die
prise ring. It was for a subscription Purse, aid It taloa
place in front of the betting stand, whirls was. Miscliernwitert
Haddad seconded Gardner, sad Tunier ulliflailed for Llll4.
In the Arm rimed there was mach manaiuvriot Ric the bit,
and !Alley made some good parries mid broke away troll his'
adverraty's left hand, add placed a heavy rigd.lsiiiii Wit;
Which dropped Gardner.
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t. A manly Refitini round, and Lilley had oboe! Oa
of it. His adversary' had length and weight' siioia himx.
in a rally claret was drawn from each, and Liffey Wish
The next foot rounds were manfully enitettEd with silo
advantages, Lilley avoiding moat of his. adversary's. bleak
but he bad the advantage at fn lighting.
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7. Gardner was tweed by • heavy right-hander 4 •
bind the ear, which griogyiffed him, and set hiniclfla. tiltl
son** tins*.
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Utley had the best of 8,9, 10, and 11' rounds, tiny I
appeared to fall weak.
In the 15th, Lilley shifted about the ring, when hl4.4tke:
pray asked him why he did not come and fight, but Gillian
was floored heavily by another right-banded Mew.
Gardner fonitti game, but he
his favour after this, mid he received some treitienduns
handed lacers' which dropped him in nearly every roa
Iv the 30th round Liffey woo the battle by'a beavild4
which spoiled his adversary from conefneto time.
Both had their quantum of piniiiihnseist.

Yrs►erday mnrning the Lords of the Conned es-
seitibiedi at the Council Omer, at. Whitehall,'
which was attended by the Duke of CLARENCE,
the Duke of GLOUCIISTRI, and a numbe► of °theta:
Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal, by the ship
Kingston, Were closed at the East India House,
and delivered to the Commander of that ship.
The Marquis of Bncitirstritatt, it is undeystood,
will, before the rising of Parliament, propose a oleo-
sure for making the militia force .more effective for
the national defence; and, in coosequeuce, to iendeto
unnecessary the continuance of so large an estabiisl,.,
latent, composed of regular regiments of the lye.
The Report of the Select Committee of the
House of Commons upon the Malt Duties in. SCot-
land has been printed. The Committee dO
advise any alteration in the existing 1.r., but they
recommend a drawback of one shillitig on the duty
payable on all milt used in the distillation of spirits
in that part of the kingdom for three yenta, and
think the bonding system may be also exttnded to
it with advantage.

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London, England, 1821-06-23

On Friday oil: be published,
A SPEECH delivered in the HOUSE of
LORDS on Thursday, Jose 14. MI,
By HERBERT, Lord Bishop of PETERBOROUGH,
in answer to a Petition presented to the Howie of Leeds
respecting hie Exausination Questions.
Primed for F. C. and J. Riviagtou, No. 2, Waterloo-place,
and No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1821-04-16

EXECUTIONS F'OR MURDER.

Al the Anises foe the enmity of Kildare, held at Ham,
ma Friday, the 30th ult. Jame, Carry, otherwise Hoer', was
tried far the murder of William Denim, of Behrstd Castle,
lo:fhe peaty of Dublin, Bin. The indictment staled, Haat.
the Primmer, together with loin Darin. dii. on the 3d of
J.•••. 7, 1011, at Dallinekil, in the e.iuuty of Kildare. men,.
Wilhite' Cruise, Fn. by giving hint a wound oat the head
milli a girt, of which be instantly died.
no, rellisesees were examitirol,• and the Jury tetirc.l for
Ave milmalra, mhos they returned a verdict of Goff,'
the Prisoner.
Tao Primmer heard the verdict with the grottiest indiffer-
ewe ; and ow being asked by the clerk of the crow u whether
be had any Odor loamy why judgment of death and execution
should not be awarded against him, answered, in the most
hardened manner, w What line I to say, buss do it !"
The LORD Culler BARNt then addressed the Prisoner.
fie commented ow the coormily til) the °More of murder,
committed by the Primmer stn in immigrant cud onoffrndate
young gestleneau, and concluded the moat feeltin exhorts-
Hos we have ever tend, by miming the awful sentence of
the Inw upon the Prisoner, and orthring bun to be executed
on Monday, the 241 or April.
During the colorer of this exhortation, soil the peening
of the sentence, the Prisoner uttered the moat horrid impre-
cations against the dodge, Jury, sod his prosecutors.
`We are hippy to 011ie, that in the course of the everting
the Prisoner became tranquil, and made a full confront's of
his guilt.
He contioued contrite and resigned op to the period of his
execution, which look place uu Monday, alums half-past
two o'clock, In presence of an ininseisse crowd of apt stators.
Ow the scaffold ha forgave his prosecutors and the world,
arid exhorted the surrounding multitude to avoid linemen,
drinking, and bad rionpany, which had bought him to his
disgraceful sod untimely cod.
Ow lisimrday lest J. Quirk, who was convicted on There
slay of the wilful murder of Kelleher, was exrentril at the
place where the crime was committed, is the neighbourhood
of Msithil•Werp• The •tlisultylt man admitted that he was
present wheel Kelleher was killed, but persevered to the last
anonnot in disclaiming any hand in his draih, noting the
time he arm hanging some ruffians of the promteuting party
attacked the friel.ds of Quirk, wither sight of the gallows,
sod before say effective interference could he giver Iwo oleo
were so entirely heaths: as to endanger their lives. —(Cerill
Mercantile Chronic:* )
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London, England, 1821-04-16

RXRCUTION .FOR RIOTING.

Thomas whn was condemned at Shrewsbury Ag-
ain., for riotously assembling sod remaising after the Riot
Ar was read, and fur injuring the Iron wash, &c. was
executed on Saturday. The Proprietors sit the Works, sod
several gentlemen iu the vicinity interested ibennelven
Pee the life of this unfortunate beiug, and a Peidiots was
transmitted from that tow. on Isis behalf; but his life was
deemed necessary as an airfoil example! Abort • quarter
past It the unfortunate man 'toasted the scaffold to an in.
'tepid manner, sat hinutelf down for a few moments, and ap-
peared to wise unconsciously at the dreadful apparatus of
death before him. He then rose and migaed himself into
the hands of the executioner, who having completed his
duty, was about to return, whew one of the spectators called
out in a. affectionate insaner—" Farewell, Tom." The ex-
ecntiemer lifted up the cap which bad already Iwo. drawn
abler the eyes of the primmer, who tarred iostiactively to-
wards where the sound proceeded, and inst•utly recognising
a person he the crowd, nodded to him. After a few
seconds the drop fell. The unfortunate man must have
suffered intensely, being area to straggle for the space of it.
minutes. After hanging 11,e usual time his body was cut
down and given to his friends.
London, England, 1821-04-16

DEATHS.

On Monday, Lady Elisabeth Gore Tosrasetuf, the Lady
of Gore Townsend, Erg. Honingtouliall, Warwickshire,
and sister to the Earl of Plymouth.
At Staamore, on the 13th instant, lady Caroline Finch,
yoasigest sister to the Earl of Ayleaford„
Ou illoarlay morning last, at her residence, Vferthary
Holm', near West Heim, In Hampshire, Dowager Viscountess
Gaga the bias )ear of her age. Dm Ladyship, while
derma& atimplained of faintness, fell into the arms of ber
maid. air,l immunity expired.
A few days ass.. is Dublin, of the unmake, Mm. Battu*,
relies of the late Thomas Barton, of Grove, Eaq.
Lost week, Julio Turpiii. the feeder oldie Bartswortb fox.
hounds, by a fatal tam-illation, occasioned by • scratch of Ins
finger, received while I. 'cunning a home that had died of the
glanders. The deceased has left a widow awl ten
i eldldep.
On Wednesday last, aged 83, the itevvistsBl
ley-hall, near Bradford, in Yurkaliire,"ftrietoe 42rartsso,
near Bunton, is Lincolnshire, &mil owe uf tbe ustitarof xhs
Peace and Direly Lieutenants fur those comities.

DR. BOERHAAVE'S 1-{ED PILL. No. d.
(sealed with red wax), famous far the ewe of-every
stage and symptom of a certain complaint. It is a swells&
choly fart, that thuusands fall eiettin. to this horrid Matas,,
owing to the onslilfulsess of illiterate meg, why by an im-
proper treataseut of this direful calamity, not maregireatly
cause those foul ulcerations sod blotches which so ones ap-
pear clothe head, face, and body, with dimness is the sight,
Noise he the ears, de■tress, strictures, obstinate glems, *Pk*
on the shiu Mutes, ulcerated suer throat, diseased whet.,, woo-
tome pains iu the head and limbs (fiviiesuily mistakes I►r
other disorders), till at length a groeral debility and dos,
of the coustitalion ensues, and a tutlaucholy seat► *is •
period to suffering mortality.

41,0 With earb box is gives a copious bill of ionitions,
by which perilous :Lie enabled speedily to curl tbemseletas,
with safety add rectory, ultimo, eniihrement Sr hisdrssee
of business. Its sassing ask, for gassy years, is a rertani
criterion of its great utility —Price slily 4s. ad, per box.
Beware of Counterfeita.—The gessise Ilserimaire's Red
Pills, No. 1, or No. 9, are sold by Mr. Juba'''.
sad Mr. &lager (late Bares and Co), 01101-411•01.
This asediriue is a highly useful remedy is chetah rhos-
realism, glandular uhstructioss, aid seerfy mambas. ; is
short, it has succeeded wbes naiveties awl *thermoses haul

Pasted mil PeWished at THE BRITISH PREIS sod THE
GLOBE OlSce, No. 111, Straa4, by C. CORNWELL,
of the &rood.
London, England, 1821-04-16

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average pries of Brown or 111iisrovain Sagar, eon.
toned front she Returns wade in the with eating the I Ith
slay of April, 1821, is 345. bd. per bunked weight, es.
elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable therein us
the importation theieuf into Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-04-16

ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS,
For the flak of Irish Listen by the Piece, at the Factor's
price, No. 4, *a the south side of Blowsmbory.square,
four doors frusta the woof Southampton street, Holborn.
THE IRISH LINEN t;OVIIIANY beg have
to aanuace to the Public, that the above House is
Melt only Establiaboteut In this country; where they con-
tinue to supply the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, with
WARRANTED graubkarked Linea, for Shirts and Sheets,
of the best fabric and colour, at a price eusiderably lower
then they can be procured through any other medium. They
also engage to return the purrhase-asoney, should any fault
appear. Gout Irish Bills and Book of Ireland Notes taken
u usual. Cuuutry and Tow. Ostlers punctually attended
to by
JOHN DONOVAN, No. 4, Blitornsbnry-seuare,Loadna,and
JOHN DOYLE, No. 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin Agents.
London, England, 1821-04-16

7UHKEY.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE POLITICAL
Pt/811'10N OF THE PRINCIPALITIES.

[From •' An Account of Ike Principalities of Wallachia
and Moldavia," •u suiereotog work jos. publii4ml]

When we refl.-et upon the deplorable condition
of Wall.ichia and Moldavia. examine the causes of
their radio, and cast an eye upon the numerous gifts
with which nature has enriched theta—When ae
compare the eltrcts of demondization and
winch are the natural consequences of their pre•rut
system of rolininistration, to the advantages that
could accrue to them from a regular amid 'retina-
tieut form of guver 1111 l ent —it is hardly possible not
to regret that the qutstiou of a change in their po-
litic.' fate was not proposed and resolved at the
late Congress of Vienna.

A variety of facts have, perhaps, i.ufficiently de-
monstru.ed the nullity of the independence still
acknowledged by the Ottoman Court to the consti-
tution or' its tratisdatoubean principalities, and the
little regard it bears to the common prosperity of
their Idiom That those countries should resume
independency, and maintain themselves in it by
their own means alone, would, however, be as ab.
surd, as it Is 111111/01161We to expect. But that they
should be rescued from the hands of ttorpte who act
as their worst enemies, and placed under the special
protection of some. great Christian Power, under
whose influence they might be enabled to employ
London, England, 1821-04-16

BURGESS FRSHNCIL OF ANCHOVIES.

Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savay-steps, Lnadon•
JOIN BURGESS 01111 SON, being apprised
of the 011111tIOU4 vii.lcavoint made by many preens to
emperor a spuritics artair for their make, Gel it tucunintriat
opus them to rivetl the attention of the Public, to pur-
chasiag what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the
Name sod Address eorrespolult with the stove—the general
appearance of the spurious desctiptions will dec. ire the wl-
- and for their detection. J. H. and Sun submit the
following Cautions: some are in appearance •t Grit sight
" The Genuine," hut without any Name or Addres•—tome
" Burgess's Essence of Anchovies"—others N livegit's"—
mid many more without Address.
JOHN SURGES!, and SON hsving been many years
borrowed with such. diatinguithed approltatioe, feel every
sentiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so.
licit them to inspect the Labels previous is purchasing, what
they conceive to be of tittle make, which they hope will pre
veal many dituppoirowierais.
BYUGF.PO NEW SAUCE, for general porreaes,. having
given such great satiafoetiun, continues tit be prepaied by
them, and i• recommended a. • moat useful and convenient
Bover--will keep good in all chromes.
Warehouse, 107, Strand, maser of tie Savoy.steps, Lou-
doa.--(Tbe Origlast Fish-Sauce Warehouse.)

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London, England, 1821-04-20

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tolkorreil, it Is that ti.e horribk deltoids's sr
Turkey should be overtfirown is Gteece, sad that
this intetestint country, with which so may de-
lightful arboiiations are so intimately mmitected.
should be restored to ti.e enjoyment Of that liberty
which was once its glory. and the source of that
charm by which it still Maintains so siVorig • bold
upon our kindliest iyinpathies.

The Paris Papers of Mandy have arrived at oar
'Office. The dodiestic intelligence which they con-
tain is insignificant ; and the fate of Italy being
now decided, tlr news frosin that quarter has lost its
interest. Extnicts from the Paris Papers are given
in oar preceding'Column's.

The Gerais,ll Papers continue to dwell Open their
report of an fexpected visit of the King 'of Ewe-
LAND to Hanover in the calorie of the ensuing
summer. 4,Ve lately vtatedb that the Orineess
AUGUSTA rroposea to visit he'r royal relatives, in-
cluding her two sisters, the Dowager Queen of
WIILTENHERO, and the Princess of Huss-Hom-
sous% and two brothers, the Doke' of CAMBUIDOS
and 011111IMLAND, now resident els the radiant,
but that her Royal Highness has, at the desire of 'the
Ki dg, deterred her departure unlit after the Cdromi-
indica,. The report of his NIA.IiATT'S intention to
visit Hanover, we believe arose from this circum-
stance.
London, England, 1821-04-20

rn•"0 ''r V. 3""P"" •014 K. Marshall, Stationers'.
eourt, LiJgeie street; and Bell wed Bradfute, Edisburgh.
lie the pfssio, i
MINSTREL. LOPE: a Prireasciel Legend, in three
b•toba, from the (4.rsass et II irbeede la Multi. Finupee, Au-
thor of " Visaus"." Lielessu," ke.
—....
Taus day are piealiebe.t, prise is.
BIBLE turfy iviEK... 0.. the Nalliril t.r all the
Books adttir•Old sail Neil Testament, with Aliasious
10 Maim tor tba principal Joicidente sod Characters. •
tly HANNAH MORE.
_.,
• Whiled fnr T. 00411, in lite Strand ; and flatirbard aad
, >l4. Piccadilly ; wed W. Illinkwimmi, E.lialearigle.
oCorliern air/ oko be WA, bp the laves Agate,'
010ItA I. NU.P...fdrißa sif prevailing Opirioss as I .feu.
if.% ' Pore its sad Duaitiatie ; vitt It It. fleet was us Pro') se.
Eighth Esistios pried VI. 111 boards—aud New Edetwas u!'di her other %VOA',

We have aevitunts front New York 05 the 45th
ult. The distressed state of trade and commerce
in the United Stales had thloWn out of employment
so much capital, that it had rendered money gene-
rally abundant, so much to, thit the notice given
by the Seeretaty of the Treasury for i new loan of
4,000,000 dollars; had not, as might naturally
have been expected, made an unfavourable impres-
sion on the• American funds; on the contrary, it
seems, they continne rising, the Six per Cents.
(War Loans) having reached 109, being an advance
of five per cent, in the apace of a few months only.
The American Boat So& was at 110. The lean
required by the Executive Government will, no
doubt, be contractril on very favourable terms.
The National Iswelligetseer stater, that the new
Cou►missioners under the Treaty with Spain would
be appointed speedily. The Legislature of Loin-
iiana was disposed to put its 'veto on the Treaty, by
passing a resolution objecting to it, as it had not
equality for its -Weis.
London, England, 1821-04-20

For the character and mpectability of the noose
of Commons, we are ashamed of the ciiity: Con-
temptible matiaruvre that was practised on Weciw•

nrsday evening, for the Vomit* of defeating Mr.
LANSTON'S motion for i Committee to inquire
into the state of the representation of the people-
What renders the trick the more dissustin is.
that the Ministers ceittinly had no need to 'stoop to
such a means of putting a negative upon the mo-
tion, for if a motion or this nature bad any chance,
however remote. of being carried in the affirma-
tive, the necessity would not have existtd of occu-
pying the time of the House of Commons in
agitating the question. The Ministers might have
'Waited to any hour of the night, and still have en-
tertained the confident assurance of beating the
Reformers on a fair divisiou ; it was therefore as
utitticeosaVy fur their own interests, as it was wun-
%only insitltiug to Mr. LASIBTON and his friends,
to take 'detonate of their casual, and, as it might
be said, their momentary absence from the House,
acid to press • division at an hour so unusually
early, that the majority of the Members who meant
to Vote upon the subject could not have IN-en pre-
partd for it. The Gentlemen who worked this
trick no doubt considered it a capital joke to shut
out the stover front a division upon his own motion,
ind•pendeot of the cleverness of the device that
deprived Mr. Listoibst of his right to reply ; and
accordingly, we understand, that when Mr. LANs-
TON made his appearance in the House after the
division, the Hon. Gentleman wsa saluted by a
general laugh from the Treasury Benches. This
insult he very properly noticed, but it seems that
although the laugh was gextral, it so happened
*hut Mr. L.unTon was so singularly unfortunate
us to notice two Members whose risible faculties
were not influenced by the same motives as must
undoubtedly have operated upon the muscles of all
the other Gentlemen sitting on the same benches
with them. Mr. HUSILISSON and Mr. DAWSON

both declared that they were at the time laughing
at souse other circumstance, totally distinct from
the maneenvre that had just been practised. There
certainly was rather an unlucky coincidence in their
laugh and Mr. 1-s_wirrow's entrance, but the de-
nial of the lion. Members of course instantly re-
moved every feeling of suspicion.

Private letters from Barcelona, of the 4th instant,
state, that on the preceding day the Neapolitan
General Pgre, with some Members of the late Re-
volutionary Gore tnt, had arrived there in a
small vessel from Naples, PRIM immediately sent
off letters to the Neapolitan ',Miniver at Nladritl, in-
forming him of the events that had takes' place.
‘Ve are sorry to learn that similar disturbances
to those of Ross-shire last year, have broke out
among some of the tenantry in Sutherlandshire ;
and a Field Officer's Colllllland of the 41at regi-
ment has been dispatched trout Fort George to
support the civil power. N'try unpleasant minim's
preva.led on this subject in Inverness hot Vriday,
but they were generally discredited..(filiugew
Herald )

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London, England, 1821-06-12

THE QUEEN.
-...-

COVENTRY.
The Queered Watch is to be presented to her
Miami( at Brandenburgh House, on Thursday
next, ott h-lialf of the Watchmakers of Coventry,
by their faithful Representatives, EDWARD ELLICE
end PETER Moose, Esquires, and a Deputation
from Coventry.
The Rilihand Weavers of Coventry had the ho.
non► of presenting her MAJESTY with elegant spe-
cimens of their art anon after her return to Eng-
land. This watch was at that time begun, and has
been made on purpose for her MAJESTY. in a style
worthy or her MAJESTY'S acceptance, while it will
afford Great Britain a splendid testimony of the
superior skill of our watchmakers, who famish ac-
curate time-pieces, while their Continental rivals
furnish only Randy toys under that denomina-
tion, as daily exhibited in the window' of the
metropolis.
QUEEN'S WATCH.
The watch subscribed for by the inhabitants of this city,
to be presented to her Majesty, was oo Tuesday and Wednes-
day last submitted to t►e inspectius of the public. The
rase is double bottom, with embossed edge, and consists of
Fore gold. The dial is also of tine gold, sad represents the
Royal Arms engraved is the cadre, encircling the garter;
the motto of the latter, "ave. nR TO PIN TWAT EVIL
MOTs and that of the arms, "GOD AND *T MONT," being
rapressCd in English. It has a rich friezed grossed, sad the
figures are of the Roma. character. The heeds are of the
beep's' pattern, with steel points. The movement is of the
lever description, with a detached escapement; the acting
part of the escapement formed of rubies. The movement is
principally of gold, the upper plate represeating the Crown :
aid the works are jewelled throughout with rubies, baying
diamond reds. The watch is so cosatructed as to display
the whole of the works through a glass. The back of the
nee bag the l'ullowimg inseriptioa

"7. Presented to her

MAJESTY QUEEN CAROLINE,
as a Mark of their Esteem for her Character
and Admiration of bee Conduct,
tender unmerited Persecution,
by the INHABITANTS
of the City mod County of the City of
COVENTRY,
1821."
The watch is of the mannfacttre of Messrs. Mayo and
Clark, who have bad in flew the producliuu of An accaYale
and durable timekeeper, rather than an stack which
should dazzle by its external splendour; and have aided
rather at the utefol thou the etwisoss in the art ; pre-
ferring to produce ■ watch, +bleb, by its accurate edem-
as/foment of time, amid ►e prononisecd of daily ellify, than
we which, fruau the Illiusienese iif its size, or the 'complexity
vista machinery, should be thought adapted to the cabinet
of the curium. It is is sit its parts the entire production
of this city, and we think it m my be regarded as • favourable
specimen of the perfection to which the art of watdomeking
tins arrived Isere.
London, England, 1821-06-12

NAVAL !INTELLIGENCE.

'v*l'lllool4,, JUNI 10.
Arvind yesterday the Tees from St. llelesia, mid Success
transport from the Downs
Arrived to•dsy the Loyal Briton and Kleiner&ley Castle
transports from Dr . The Juhations, Von Beni, sip•
posed from the Meditrrraneun, was picked up at sea by
three easier gigged vessels, said to Lave taken Bra, scuttled.
and abandoned by the crew; one of the pilots stales, that
he saw the Captain and crew leave her nail go on board of
a Dutch pilot bust which was laying by her; the the° had
all her sails set, and the hall under water as at prereist—..she
is wow placed under quarauttne.
TALMOUTR, JUNI S.
Sailed the Duke of Marlborough I•aekra with a mail for
Lisbon.

The Walsingliant packet for the Miditer , Chi.
chest, r for Jain'lea, cod Saiftsure fur t►e Brazils, are its
the roads wallies orders.

LVMINOTON, JUN[ IQ.

The Purser of the Hos. East ladle Cumpary"s ship Plume
Regeut has horded here ; left China 27.1. Jariusey, Cape of
Goutl Hope 311 April, and bt.llelrra 18th April.

PLYMOUTH, JUIII 9
Arrived the Europe, Willis, (ruin Maoism; and Miueres,
Dee, from Norfolk (Virginia )
Arrived oil the port the Voiotia, Bodies, from Jamaica;
oat forty-iwe days. The Maryland, Fulger, from New Bed-
ford, foe Hawse, fell in ois Ibils May with as open boat
which had drifted 609 miles from the Azores, with tea
Portageese, who were is a state of extreme suffering.

DEAL. JUNE 10.
Arrived and sailed for the River yesterday the Asia, Bel-
derstun, from China ; Northampton, Charlie., from Bengal;
Camden, Billinghurst, from Antigua; and several more,
names unknourr.

Came down from the River and smiled the Redman, Bar-
ton, f.r St. Tlionsses; and Juno, Pritchard, fur Jamaica.
Arrived to-day and sailed fur the River the Piga, Thorn,
from Tobago ; Wilberforce, Doily, from Leghorn ; Lucy
Davidson, Goodwin, bout Jamaica ; and Percy, Smith, from
ditto.

Came dowse from the River and sailed the Tamerlane,
Bslob; and Meridian, Mutt Ling, fur Genoa; British Tar,
(leek, fu► Qarber; Comet, for Nrw Peutideace i and
Maine, Tunerson, fur New York,
London, England, 1821-06-12

rue DUCHESS DE FRIAS'S PARTY'•

The Duchess de Frias gave her farewell party on Sunday
evening previous to her leaving town fur Spain, at her ele-
gant residence in Portland place. There were present nearly
distingaised fashionable', moor/ whom were—

Prince Leopold, Prince and PrincessEaterbasy, Princes
Lubin iamb y and Cimiielli ; Duchesses of Leeds, Richmond,
and Rutland ; tbc Earl and Cottages; Forteocse and toe
Ladies Fortncue ; Enl and Cumuli's and the Ladies Grey ;
the Marchioness of Lanadowa and Mies Giftard; the Earl
and Countess of Darnley and the Ladies Bligh ; Earl and
Countess of Cannanore and the Ladies Herbert; Cosiness
St. Antonio, Dowager Countess of Mussel, Sir Edward and
Lady Codringion, Lord and Lady Amherst, Lord and Lady
Barnard, Lord and Lady Radstock, Countess of Pembroke,
Earl and Countess of Macclesfield ; Countess sad die Ladies
Bathurst; Lord Carrisgtou and Miss Smith; Lord Peters-
ham, Dowager Lady Brumley, Earl and Counters De-la-
Warr ; Sir Jacob and Lady Astfey ; Earl and COillill4l4 of
Clare; Sir Benjamin and Lady Bloomfield; Sir William
awl Lady Duff Gorclos ; Mr. and Lady Ann Beekeat ; Earl
and Countess of Mayo ; Sir Charles aid Miss Flower; Sir
Charles, Lady, and Miss Flint ; Count and Countess Lu-
dulf ; Count Caramau, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gasbag, &e.
London, England, 1821-06-12

OXFORD, Juin ft.

The R. •. W. Rockland, Reader in Mineralogy and Geo-
logy in this University, his Lieu eleriel a Corre►pond-
ing Member of the Museum of Natural History al Paris,
by diploma. Saturday sennight Mr. Churtoss, of erases-
nose College, was elected a Fellow of that Society. On
Thursday last, Mews. T. W. Teesdale, W. Smith, sod K.
Watts, of Lincoln College, sod Mr. C. Rolph, of Queen's
College were elected Scholars of the &ranee Society.—
Same day Mr. Henry Bowden was elected Exhibitioner of
the same College.

SAGACITY OF A DOG.
-"T--

A gentleman who has been in !related fur a lumber of
'ears past returned to Scotland about three moistbs ago, and
is now residing at Gtteside, in this victaity of NeiWon.
Two mouths after his arrival, • favourite dog, which be ►ad
left at Belfast with his soa, made his appearamee, sofas, at
Gateside. This appeased the more surprising. as the seismal
bad Dever before been iu Scotland. In a few days, how-
ever, information was received that the dug had breve put on
board the Rapid steam boat, under the charge of some
person. But it is supposed that, after cumin on ►bore at
the Broomielaw, he had gut the scent of leis mister's foot,
who hail been there the day before, and bad succeeded in
tracing him to his residence, a distance of eight miles.
London, England, 1821-06-12

PaRTR

.11FFLitTI0RS ON ISSILHIR TIM SON SST FOR ♦ pada!, cir
?MUM iiiiiiii.—sovtiessa, 1811.
Ri CAPTAIN PARRY.

Deltoid you glorious orb, irlicise feebie'ray
Mocks the proud glire of Summer's livelier day!
Ills noontide beset, ;but "ward through the sky,
Scarce gilds the vault of Heaves's Mae canopy--
A feistier yet—aud yet a fainter light—
And to! be Imes us now to on• long cheerless night!
Ard is his glorious course for eve► o'er?
And has he set indeed—to rise no more!
To us no enure shall Spring's enlivening beam
Drivel' the fountains of the fetter's' kfream—
No mute the wild bird carol through the sky,
And cheer yon mountains with rude melody?
Once more shall Spring her energy resume,
And chase the horrors of this wintry
Once more shall Solitaires animating ray
Enliven Nature with perpetual day;
Yon radiaut orb with self-inherent light
Shall rise, and dissipate the shades of night,
In peerless splendour repossess :be sky,
And shine in 'renovated majesty.
In yon depirting orb methiuks I see
A counterpart of frail mortality :
Emblem of man! when life's declining sun
Proclaims this awful truth—" thy race is run!"
His ism once set—its bright effulgence gone,
All, all is darkness—its it ne'er had shone!
Yet not fur ever is man's glory fied,
His name fur ever "'uumbered witb the dessl4—.
Like you bright orb, th' immortal part of min
Shall end in glory as it first begs.—
Like him encircled in celestial light,
Shall rise triumphant 'midst the shades of night,
Her native energies again resume,
Dispel the dreary winter of the tomb,
And bidding Death with all its terrors ay,
Blount in Perpetual Spring through all Eternity!
London, England, 1821-06-12

ArIELPHI THAATRE, STRAND.
ttblic are respectfully informed, that
1 THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jame 12, 1221,
Mr. KENT (late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-bone) will
pseeeot a Novel, Vocal, Sentimental, aril Laughable Euler.
taiomeut, called
A NTH ROPORAM A ;
Or, Muno•Drant•iic Views of Men and Meaner,.
loves open at Seven, to begin at Eight o'Cluek.
London, England, 1821-06-12

FIRE.

About Rye o'clock on Sunday evening a Are broke oat he
the Prussian blue manefactory befogging to Mr. Dullwierle,
Maiden-lane, Rattle-bridge, which burned with extreme
fury. and the flames eommunig stud to the feather-bud ma-
nufactory belonging to Mr. Ward, which adjoin., and
threatened destruction to both there extensive premises.
Several engines arrived in a little time, and having a plenti-
ful supply of water, the Ire was prevented from spreading,
■nd at length it was got under, but not before Mr. Bull-
wincle'ig warehouse was destroyed, and the feather•bed ma-
nufactory very 'materially damaged.
London, England, 1821-06-12

EILEM ENTS OF ASTRONOMY.
This day are published, iii Mon price 7s. Ad. hound,
WIJLEMEN I'S of ASTRONOMY ; contain-
ine an A mum. land compendious Description of the
General Phenomena of the Heavens, of the Heavenly Bodies,
&r. Tu which is prelistd, An Historical Sketch of the Rise
and Progress of Astronomy, tom the earliest period to the
preseut day. By A PICQUOT,
Author of " Elements of Universal Geo4raphy,"—" Sketch
of Modern History," &e.

Printed fur G. end W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave• Maria.
Issue; and lackingtun and Cu Finsbury square.
London, England, 1821-06-12

BIRTHS.

On Thursday, tea 7th lastest, at Brandon, Sufulk, the
Lady of the Rev. Algrrtiou Pr iton, of a danghter.
On Monday last, the Lady of Lieateuant•Culuoel
of a daughter.
At his seat, in Devonshire, on Wednesday seunight,
Lady of Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart. of a daughter
At Sidsnouth, the Lady of Lieut.-Colour! Slesxur, ul
1100.

At the house of her father (Admiral Baotou), Exeter, V.A.
Lady of Major IVrea, of a son.
At Boulucre, on the blob ult. the lady of the late Copt
Cull Macdougall, 42d foot, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
On Tuesday last, at Towastal, is Devonshire, Dan el
Calmer, Esq. asercltattl, of Dartmouth, to Moss Drewe, ut
the saute plate.
Oa Wednesday Besonight, Captala Murray, of his Majesty's
ship Valorous, to Moss Taeler, eldest daughter of kl
'Pucker, Esq. of Trenatoa Castle, Surveyor Demerol of the
Duchy of Curawall.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE
alereierg 16 after 11. I Evening 54 after 11.

Printed and Po blisbod • i THE BRITISH ME/Wood TH
GLOVE Ofßee, No 1?7, Straw., by C. CORNWELL
or the Strand.
London, England, 1821-06-12

This day was puhlished, in One TOl. 4to. with Five Plates

11. lets boards,
RECOLLECTIONS OF A CLASSICAL.
TOUR through various Parts Of GREECE. TUR-
KEY, sod ITALY, made in the Years 1818 and 1819.
By PETER EDMUND LAURENT.
Illustrated with coloured Plates.
Punted fur G. and W. B. Vtlittaker, Ave-Maria-lase.

From the limited site of Mr. Lmireut's Work, he has
ily irritten with grrat brevity, yet be has a good lute
In the chelce of his subjects; he iniersp lassiesl •ud
antiquarian research wills acute reflections •tsd i•trreslin(
porir.ita of exist's% ws••waua, owl we tousid•r bap Weal n
valuable addition to the iofurmcttu• already knowu r«epeet.
tag those intere,iiing portions of the globe—Greece, Turkey,
and Italy Literary Chronicle, June 2,1821.