The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

rabliaiiT.ral centime la t)p yeah al
Ireland, bat there is no neat caw d wimp a,.
compaisied by cheallastanees nt extraordinary
Wee. The ininieders are aim deilinatid IA the
Irish Papers 44 thrinesengsve."

We stabta yesterday that a Board Will held sit tilt
Treasury am Wednesday, to take into consideration
the reductiabi at the different public offices. awl
• minute Mil Aped by Lord LteserooL, &c. unit
those who Mir retire should receive au allawitOre.
according to the male anentiosed in their Loril.inia'
letter in the eit- lett. This reductimi it St pm
Mut. 'pop original selsirieb. Bbd 101. per. Cent. %ipso
the increased aligner ;the auras hes derhicted to fond
a supeninauated fund, applicable also to a provino4
for the widows of officers in p•messiow of salmi
thus reduced. From the dilkulties in the wily of
this arrangement, and the strong objection.
to it, we think it probable that this plan will or.
calve some further and material modification'.

The fonds 'offered a depression yesterAse. r
solo for account were iths lower than they lets .4
on Wedoesday.

A letter, the contents of which we conceive
be of greet importance to env nanserous
resident in this county. has jest been received lw
oar worthy representative, Mr. Gooch; ono, it
is unnecessary fw es to my. is always asionicst the
most forward to premises the interests of
lure in all its branches. Of the letter allu.led
we have been favoured with the following eyrie,,
which we have much pleasure in cotammiscaistig
OW readers :

" Treasury Chambers, January 4, 1$??.
" M r DIMS" Sta—la amaelsewee of year's, sod odot
rep►eseelaliors, it hes been determined by their Lordship,
this morning, to allow the lime for soaking the barley is
the proms of malting to be shorlesseil tiatil the la of Jew
dell, dodo" such renolatiows as easy be deemed seeming
fee the proweliaa of the reremse. The roles will proltsba
be the mine as these adopted I. the wet mama .4 1714._
The order will go to the Board of Times Ibui
Ever yaw's. X. K. LUSHINGTON.
" To T. X Gooch, Esq. M.P."
(Bury (wortio, January S.)
An order has been hewed front the Horse Guards
for the adoption of the keyed bugle in all reguneut.
of infisntry, ithtead of the common bugle uow ie
Use.

There is no troth in the account of the spprehes.
sou of the Navy Office delinquent at Charlestos.
It is known that he sailed from this country in tle
Cornet, GRISWOLD, which sailed from the Doom
on the Sth of November for New York, and doers
has been no intelligence of her since.
The following dreadful losses were posted at
LLOYD'S yesterday :
" The Belle, late CHASIDIM. from Liverpool
for Genoa and Leghorn; General Litseohs.MiLmt,
from Boston ; Brothers, Bataan ; and
Redlegheden, ANDERSON. from Li•bon ; also
number of Sardinian, Neapolitan, and Spritsail
vessels were wrecked at Genoa during a violent gale
on the night of the 24th alt. l'werity-eight Sor-
dinian and Spanish vessels were wrecked at the aim
time between Nice and Cape Noll.
"The Gertrude, LONE/RIDGE. from Rio Janeiro;
Harmony, MiLLga. lions Mahon ; end !Visored,
LINR.LATOR. Burn Naples, all in ba
tally wrecked at Tarnignaa during
on the 24th and 25th ult.—crews saved.

" The Sarah. LAWSON, from Mahar
wu driven on shoe,, but expected to 1-
" The Jove Elisabeth, LOOM from
wrecked, and every vessel in port was t
damaged.
"The Sarah, DUNCAN, of Leith, wit
wrecked in &toe Bay."

SMOGOLING.—SBAFORD, JANUAR%
day morning, between two and three
large body of smugglers, chiefly on horsebaci
down to the Cliff-end, ut this place,
it was a full moon, rend nearly as high
day, succeeded in landing 300 tuba
rite, of which the usual proportion of
fell into the hands of the office's. WI
were engaged in making this inefficiem
other boat, laden with dry goods, such
tobacco, and canibrics, landed at
from the scene of the former transaction,
ceeded in carrying off every article of
unobserved. Indeed the facility afforded
fair trade in the western parts of this -
greater than it was ever known to be '
memory of man. It is only three tweet
tubs were landed at Salt Dean, betwi
dean and Newhaven.
We learn from the Doncaster Cozen
deep traliedy was performed at York
log of Christmas-day. Two privates
hussars, previously conspicuous forl
anent to each other, respect for military
and regard for moral conduct, met as
room—in which there were as visitors
vote and two women. Sudden as the
whirlwind, some unexpected topic
arose. The tau friends instantly bevel
and sufutiuted—in less than three min
the two reeled back, fell, and breath
The agony of the survivor was great
of his crime ; and yet from the evil,
by the inquest held on the body of
it would appear that his misfortune win
his guilt. It was rather a shove then
caused his companion to fall : for on
you of the holy by the profeasiou'd G
external minks of injury were °beer
either of the cavities of the chest or
extraneous appearance to be traced ; _
skull cooseiderable effusion was rbscoverest
produced coagulated blood. caused -
instant death. The Jury found thei
coidingly. by acquitting the accused
vie., also the suddenness of the quai
provocation given by the deceased.
origin of the dispute. there was a Italie
That which leans most to probability
two blends. unknowingly, paid the r
a leinsle residing in York. The
cused the acquitted of treachery, at
ensued which committed the tic vaatil
deectib.d.—f Boston Paper j

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ring a violent gale tl
ra saved. •
Mahon in bailout,
rd to be got off.
t, from Norway,wor
tt was considerably
• Ai, with nuts, t f
MART S.—Yester-
d three o'clock, a
m horseback, case
lacer and, oltholgit
is light as at ass
tubs of foreign spa.
of about SO mho
. While the latter
fficient seizure.
, such as tea, silk,. •
It some distorKe
nsaction, sod sac- :
'title of her carp
ty afforded to the
of this county, it .
to be before in the
re weeks since 600
, between Rottiug• ;
Gazette that a *try
York un the tern.
invites of the 15th
▪ for long attach-
nilotary 416teipliste.
net as tIIAU:AI to
,tiors another pri-
is the sweep of 3 4
mic of contentk,,‘
y became sgititor
e minutes, one of
>readied ots more.
great as the extort
eviJetsce obtairie4
of the &crawl.
ire was greater thso
than a blow which
or
on the examina-
mai GentNIPCII Ii
observed ; nor in
t or the body were
'ed ; but within the
discovered, which
used apoplexy. and
their verdict sc-
cueed ; holding in
► queue', and the
eased. As to the
variety 161 tertium.
Liluy Ist that the
the r addresses to
The deceased at•
ry. and the wow
irritation at WIC
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