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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-14

SALES* BY AUCTION. •

CAPITAL and EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD PREMISES,
WATLING-STREET,
With commodious WAREHOUSES Sad DWELLING
APARTMENTS, admirably calculated and etnirieniii
sitnate for a TAVERN or HOTEL epos se extended
scale. • By Mr. ROBINS

(Of Warwick-street, Golden-t; uai;:anill Regent-street),
At G•rraoay's Cuffee-Itilause, 'Chaaaenllry, Curnhill, on
THURSDAY, the 28th of March, 18tt, at Twelve o'Clotk,
By Order of the Assignees of Mr. John Mackie,

AVERY vitunide FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising those capit•l spacious PREMISES...reeIed
within a few years 00 a handsome Elevations and is the
must substantial moaner,

No. 11, WATLING-STREET,
the most advantageous and central part of the City of
London ; adapted fur any Concern requiring spacious roomy
Premises, and admirably adapted fur the concern of an Inn
on an extended scale, oceapyng a Frontage of nearly Forty•
seven Feet, and running backward nearly Seventy Feet.
Contents on the Ground Floor: a capital range of Ware-
houses, Aceompting. Houses, &c. with a private Entrance
Hall, capital Staircase leading to a issaditerne suite of Dwell-
lag Apartments, K iteken, Scullery, Pantry, &e. behind which
there is a large Warehou,e, and three Stories over, with ex-
cellent -Bedchambers, ece replete with every convenience;
is the Basement, another excellent Warehouse for the stow-
age of Goods, and excellent Cellars for Wine, Beer, Ale, &c.
Area in front.

To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars oo the Premiers; of
Messrs. Tooshoson, Tbounron, Baker, sod Bmiih, King's
Artnayard, Coleman-sire's ; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwirk-atreet, Golden-square, of whom Tickets
for satirist, say be bad, and a Piss of tio• Hesse wad Mesa.
two may be seen.

This day is published, the FIRST PART of
OTIt I 1)G E uml RACK HAM'. CATA-
LOGUE of a COLLECTION of NEW and SE-
COND-HAND BOOKS, its varies,. Broaches of Literature,
many of which are is splendid icendition, and the whole are
masked at extremely low Price. for Ready Money.
To be had at the Place of Sale, No. 39, Strand, at the
earner of Barkiaghom.street (price ts. ed. to be allowed
to Purchasers); and of•llCosatry Booksellers.
A large Collection of Hooka, both Secondhand and New,
including several extensive recent Purchases, is also on
Sale, of which a Catalogue will be published at the earliest
opportnniiy.
London, England, 1822-03-14

.Ming made after tie rest. if tiros' events lave Mehl 01l
the folly and rage of the seditious, they have also tirelred
the King
spirit and fidelity of the troops. M. Beide" Pada,
she King's Lientenaert, Contemn'lent of the Castle of Sall-
ower, the gendarmerie, the 7th region ni of infantry of the
royal wised, commanded by' Lieutenant-Colonel the Mgt-
- (pie de the 44th regiment of the line, the
essreitioems, the CiiirMlSifTl of Ilikkairs, the dimmers of
Moeloilvett„ Ariege, Var, and the Pyrenees, nnder the orders
of I'o4l Marshals Baron Jsinin, the Count de Choiseul, Irrn•
motet de Malittie, audits, Viaronst de Brink.. have rivalled
each other in activity, seal, and devotion. General., offi-
cers, and soldiers all hsve folly anstsered the confidence of
GoVernineat. Tl:si well-disposed need not Apprehend any
• Mists from these attempts or rebellion, from those last eon
vclsions of en expirleg party. The at my is midi-noted with
she care of public trasouillity, and it proves that it Ituovra
its doe and how to nail it.
All is tranquil now in the 4th military division, and the
greater part of the troops seat there have already returned
to their carrier:sus. •
A resort was in tin-illation the day before yesterday Hest
fresh 4i.pateher from the Not ill were of a tendency to atom
holier in t he comotruceineut of hostilities betweeu Russia and
the Porte.
• There was nn assemblage of permeste at the place St. Ge-
nevieve yemerday. The severe lesson which the evil-die
rimed received en the precedieg day at the Klne's garden,
Intimidated them who might be disposed to fAlow their
example. Emissive of those arrested at the Ring's garden,
oh..iit eighty persons were taken to the Prefeeture of Police,
who had been wrested at the place `Vendome, where they
were uttering seshtwas elan. The number of persons or.
retard on the evening of the Sib amouuted to 230. TM
nest eisrnimy about 135 remained, the greater part of whom
have keen eoeveytd to the Coociergerne.--, Comet efionnel.)
• The pious exercises of the Missionarßol were suspended
list evening in the three parishes of Petits Peso, It. Eustis he,
...mad Boone Nouvelle. Saturday being suserred for conks-
sky, a great number of the f.ithrel restated themselves at
she tribunal of penitence There was sot the slightest dia.
turhance.—( / 1 der Defahr.)
Attestants from Trieste of February 45, stale, that ac.
coedits; to the latest intelligence frum the Levant, the Go-
vernments of Hlydrs. and the other Confederate I.ltinds,
were makiag the rieressary preparations for nitrites the
,Turks with vigour in the event of their effectimr a landing
in the islands; the island of Hydra would he trattteularly
exposed to attack, as it is the cretin, point of the Greek
navy, which the Tarts design to annihilate.
FIFONA, FFIBRVART 27.
(striatum OF A PRIVATE LETTER.)
The reply of the Russian Court to the Keia Effeudi's note
sir December 2, has been transmitted to our Cabinet; bet it.
controls have nut transpired. The feeds maintain a very
high prier, which world %Ma to indicate the coutinitanu
of ',ewe.
London, England, 1822-03-14

RUSSELL SQUARE.

Excellent and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
brilliant CHIMNEY.GLASSES, SECRETAIRE and
WING BOOK CASES, EIGHT DAY CLOCK and
DIAL, Square PIANO.FORTE. elarpnt CHINA and
GLASS, BED and TABLE LINEN, small *retest of
Rich PLATE and Plated Articles. PRINTS, ate.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Gulden-810.re, and Regent-street),
On the Premises, No. 37, Russell-square, ou WEDNES-
DAY, the 20th Illarch, 1822, and following Day, at
Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Executors and Trustees
of the R:ght Honourable Sir James Maasfleld, Knight,
deceased, late Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas;
THE Hendsome HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, comprising lofty Four-post, French, Couch,
and Press Bedsteads, with Chintz cotton Furniture.; prime
seasoned Feather Beda and Bedding; well manufactured
Cabinet Furniture, in Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Ta-
bles, ; elegant Chintz-cotton French-rod Window Cur-
tains; japanned Chairs, Sofas, Couches, and Ottomans;
Rosewood, Pier, and other Tables; Mahogany Pillar and
Claw Dining Tables; Cellaret Sideboard with Pedestals;
Mahogany Chairs in Hair-cloth; Library Table; Wire
Grecian Bronzed Figures oa Pedestals; Axminster, Brus-
sels, and Kidderminster Carpets; IMMO, UM Kitchen Requi-
site., MI ether valuable Effects.

May be •iewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the
Sete; when Catalogues may be bad, at One Shilling each,
on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square.

NEW NOVEL.
This day was published, in three vols. 12mo. price 21s.
LANGREATH : • Tale. • !iv Mr.. NATHAN.
" This is • well-constructed Novel, commanding a
high degree of interest from its accurate description of Cam-
brian Manners and Scenery, the contrasted display or pen-
sions in the principal characters, and its unalloyed moral
teodeocv."—Munthi, Magazine, March, 1822.
Printed for G. and W. 11: Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1822-03-14

Tbis day is published, price 3s.
ALETTER to Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bert.
iii Answer to the Remonstrasee of Oanniensis on the
Publication of " Cain, a Mystery," by lord Byron.
London : Printed for !indwell and Martin, Bond•street.
London, England, 1822-01-19

PEDESTRIANISE.

A match of twelve son, for Shy VS*se, Will ton
etyrs-
:7
moraine ores a mile piers of wooed, at Horton, near
. , which woe • hoe trest to the spectators. The cos-
-1•11$ Weft, a Captain Griffiths and s gentleman of
the arose of flarriagtob. Each two miles were perforated
as follois i
Garr/nits. Emtatworow.
ifht. MAL Milt. ire.
First ...... 11
_Il Pint „•••• 11 4
Second II II 11,T0,141 lt t
Third . 1b s 4 Third
Fourth l3 fil . Foorth.. . 13 id
Fifth
Milk . l3 34 Sixth ' ' '.i. .. 13 44
The Captain completed the iwehria• debts li ors looser,
sixteen minutes, sod thirtytwo aromas, MA woe the match
by twelve seconds.
It was one of the closest matches that has liken place for
Sears, by about sixty yards, gained Airily by strength is
*last half mile. Mr. Barrington was basked at even at
Martins, but it was two to tiro against him after doing the
woad mile.

Ati extraordinary instance of Longevity.—Within
tlsr last year (18Y1), twelve persons have died in
Souffhatu, whose smiled ages amount to 1,026
years, being steady 60 years more than the same
number of any preceding )ear in the memory of
man; there bring, In 1799, eleven persons died
*hos ages united were 890, which was then con-
sidered a striking proof of the salubiity of the air
to Setoff ham.
We are requested by Mr. %ETNA'S, the Secre-
tary of the Esgle Insoliwce Company, In state,
far Ilse security of such of their Friends so hove omitted to
wows their Christmas Police*, that it is recessary themes*
'should be attended to forthwith, whieb may be dime, by
-unthaws at either of their others is Corubill, or Regeot-
Street, ofdennyis-street, Si. James's, where Aunuities
are pasted sad porritmed, and every deseription of Life
sad Fire Insurance effected on EquiiableTeiins.--N.B. An
allow/me fur rent of Premises destroyed by Fire as
ilierettdore.

The Pottmasters-General have signified. through
the Earl of LANSDALE, that the request to have a
snail-coach established from Kendal to Cumberland,
shall be fully con►idered as soon as possible.
A letter from Landrecy states, that the road from
that city to Cloarleville is covered with infirm and
niaimed petunia, nu their way to invoke the prayers
of a Lady, the widow of an Ex-General, in the
hope of obtaining a core. The concourse is so
great that the authorities have thought proper to
interfere. The Sub-Prefect of Armes has written
Null the Mayors of his arrondissement, desiring
them to give uo more passports for the department
Ardenotes. Our correspondent sates, that this
vander-working Lady has succeeded in acquiring
lane partisans at Charleville, and that her repute-
lion has brio spread through their means. The
effects of such ridiculous credulity are but too cons-
"lson, and will slot cease till all clime. of society
'hall have pmicipated is the benefits of edgeatiots.
(!'reach Paper./
London, England, 1822-01-19

NEW YEAR'. LOTTERY Begins Drewung
28th of FEBRUARY—Second Day, Nth MARCH
—Third Day, 2tilh MARCH—Last Day, 23d APRIL.
Every Ticket will be draw• singly. each deriding its we
Fate and no other. The Tickets and Shares on Sale are for
the whole time of Drawing; therefore, if a Person's Number
be not drawn the First Day, he has a Chance for the Second,
and if mot drawn the Second. his Chance gotta on fur the
Third, and so on till the finish.
London, England, 1822-09-25

TOOTWACH AND EAR-ACH.

RRY'S ESSENCE has received the
tioo and support of the most distinguished per/orate.
is the kingdom, together with the limited testimony of the
first Physicist's lo Europe, and numerous favourable corn.
meats is ►ighly respectable Medical dottrelsls, where it has
Deco declared to be the" best thing ever discovered for the
Tomb-aeh and Etr-sch." It isstaitisseously relie►es the
most Cill ung pain, preserves the Teeth soloed sad bra,
peewits further decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the
Rums, fame*. loose Teeth, and renders them firm and sir.
/Actable to the latest period, sad tffeetuallg p Is t►e
Tooth-aeh.
Sold Ia bottles, at is. 14,1. awl 29. 9J., by Butlers, Che.
Nu. 4, Cheapside, sod SRO, Regent-street, Loodou ;
SO, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; 34, Sackvilla-street,Dob-
lim sod by the principal bledicioe Venders throughout the
Veiled Kingdom.
London, England, 1822-09-25

the Mir. Gentleman, snit also nn the oath, of the Iwo little
• Vl' "TeNoll44l4lurik4 asis is tied bail."
r Flutter.= But, your Worship, I have witnesses that
Mr. Airily gave Hie kat plow."
Illrkeistrate—"liEn take ffiem to theFirissiosts. It is most
disgraceftil minds/et on'your part."
Mr. Hedger,
the other Magistrate, fold the Defendant he
•agbt hi be ethernet:Tot Iris conduct. He seemed to vault
is the afirice he had tarmj fitted, whirl, was both uuniaiily
*l4 ti4ieent. wen keiwrng a giutliinaa of the profession
torrid not resent each an insult.
.Mr. Butler sail it sees
.eut of the least cuesequence, and
Fe should await the trial at Are fiessintni.
Ile was then ordered tit pad bail. arid Mr. Smith, of 13,
Morssonilsey-street,'aud Mr. Daces, ofTooley street, were his
s9reties.
a --
• COUNTRY .WARKETS.
Worcester great I fair was held on Thursday, and
era shilAdrinily supplied with every description of eninmo.
rt Y. but. !bat business was &lee was upon term. roinoiialy
1"`", and the complaint was general, that a duller lair bars
not been experienced for.sums years. The minimal num-
li
ber of 4,500 pockets of hops wire pitched—the new uf
a •"1".50 by few actions. Or there 3,722 pockets
were sold, averaging 34.. to eta. ; where the sample was
prime, •88s. was in some, few instances °Maimed, wad, we
beard uf roue. let
,fetching 70.. The nuarher of Sheep peened
was re"; where sake were made, these fit for the buyeher,
averaged from 3d. to 4d , stores were ecarcely oskaWe at
any price; there, were bet few lambs, sufficient, however,
fee ibe buyers. The slew of west stock was harts; fat found
• dull sale at 30. to 41.1., the quantity of stores was nit
vest, but few were sold except upon very depressed terms,
aid of ibis ifirocript Me of stork, as well as %beep, by far the
greater proporboa was drives away fur want of purchasers.
In the swine and herr fair on business was duos worth rises-
link Titer. ;as a tolerable supply of cheese; the prices
were for tivo-meal, from 30s. to best-making 445. to 50..
At Shrre.iihury Fair, there was a teal but nut a very large
abew of stock fbi sale; fat sheep sad litotes obtaiucd rather
lower bricitS INA the Preeciliag Fair. Titre were mitutrrons
small purdiatterswf fat cattle, but man) lieu dealers, who
Antigen' Ibis supplied themselves at
,Bishop's Castle
ea the Monday before ; fat beast. obtained 4d. to 41d. per
lb.; stores irate rather reodierauught after than lately, espe-
eially bullocks; pies auld very haw cheese large *apply,
and dell stile; skim, 23 to 2tls. per cwt ; midill na dairies
30.. to 4?..; best ditto, 40s. to 45..; purime old hum 50s. to
/d.; butter, Bd. to 81d ; bacoo, ditto bd., balms dd.
London, England, 1822-09-25

( i V is coutinsed)

Oa Tuesday the 17th incisor, a bsru, with about
25 seeks of wheat therein, situate st Christian
Mulford, in the county of Wilts, the property of
the Earl of Cattownvon, was wilfully sod malici-
ously set on lire and deinioyed. His MAJIMITT'S
most gracioos pardon is offered in lest night's
Gatette to any accomplice who shall give such in.
formation as will lead to the conviction of the offen.
der o 1 his sccomplicesi and also a reward of 1106 on
said conviction.
London, England, 1822-09-25

AIARKEFS.

[From " 77re London Mercantile Price Current,"
of Tutaday, September 24, 1822.]

WE. r INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODVCE.
COTFILIC.—Sioce last Tuesday the demand bat been ver,
dull for the ordinary description•, and sales could with di
curtly have been mail'e at the price. obtained en that illy
the public sales have not been extensive, but • large pro-
portion bring ordinary, it was generally withdrawn; the
parcels of middling to liar middling were taken with shirt
at the former pi lees: the smallness of the quantity offer
publicly occamoried a little inquiry by private contract, I
scarcely city business was dour; the prices of Foreign Cul
are quite nucertain in ronseiliseace.
• Tie stock of West Indira Coffee is now 4,105 ton., heir.
1,706 tuna less than at this time last year; present prices
about Is. per cwt. lower.
B. P. SUo►a.—Oi tlitesday and Thursday the marl
was not so batty as on Tuesday, but the prices were fit
supported, the Moyers ha►one looked forward to t public sal
of 750 casks of St. Lucia sad Demerara advertised fur F. ;dist, ;
the sal. was well *Headed, and went off with spirit at • shade
higher prices for almost all qualities above ordinary brown.
FORZION Flavailash continues in goo.'
sr-quest, mina eossnlerable sales have been made private
other sorts are heavy of sale.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 18,067 casks lets Than
this time last year; presto( prices ts. per cwt. lower

Gazette pt.
The Rum market has been very dull.
The stuck of Rom in now 29,614 puncheon°, and price
noels Is sd. per gallon.
Ditto same time last year 32,784 punrheone, and price
Proofs Is. SJ. per patios.
PINII24TO has been in steady demand at the former prices
London, England, 1822-09-25

1777 -teiNdBll.

The. Lord MkPoe held a Gluet tot Aldermen vesterdsi
which we. attended by twelve Aldermen,
sheriff., nod City OlScers.
Hi! Lordship laid brfore the Costrt • report of the peon
logs he »domed is atteadtsig hie Wijedy us his prer•
dowel the River is• the 10th of Arvid last, no his we.
Scotland; and on the let 111/00114, 11111 his afelvety's refer.
William St. Julies Arshin, attended, and was ser
and admitted Imo the office of owe of the lodges of
Sheri/L. Court,tp which he lud been elected by the COW!
Common Cooties,.
The Court, wpm: • Report from • Coolatittee, inerrs
the number of livery of the Sprcoselemakers Company fr
sixty to two hundred, and raised the One for the same.
Commieriorers of the Court of Requests for the mouths
October and November oral were appointed.
The Inquest of Rieleoprgate %Veld atiesidinr. omen
I persons for carrying coo trade not being fete of
City, which was referred to the Chamberlain.
The Inquest of Farriaiduis Ward Within presented onni
Itloss.Freeraes and a Noissuce, which was referred to a Co
mitten.
Rivera!' persons were sworn sukd others allowed to
Beolters.
Severe! Coal Undertaker: were licensed.
A Petition was preeemed from the Ruler. aid others of
Fellovrehip Porters, relative to their [mitts refused to he
played to carrying malt. Referred to a Committee.
London, England, 1822-09-25

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ronnitotrra, sirrsitati
Sailed the 'Vibelia, Herdsou ; Braker*, Jefersoo; Call4lo.
nia, Hacket ; Nepali, Traders and Courtier Harcourt,
sou—all for London.

rat.arouvit, scrremnait 22.
Arrived the French ketch 1: Augusta, from Havre for
Hauer, blown off the coast in the late vies.

- •
Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet Co- the Islands.
DFAI., unwise* 23.
Arrived last night and remain the Columbus, Kesaedy,
from Jamaica.

Arrived to-day and remain the Alexasdet' Young, Loin
Honduras; and the Dolt h frigstr Eurydice, from Fhisiing
for Batavia. This Is one of the ships mentioned yesterday;
the others are two Hanish men of war, from Copenhagen for
St. Croix, with 'ipecac_

Came doom from the River and remiss. (be Triumph,
Crosby, for Bombay; Resource, Feta, fur Madras and Cal-
cutta; Fairy Queen, Crams; Cape Cuast Castle, and Se.
usaphore, for Havre.
. _ _

A meeting took place on Friday night in the lon3
room, Vernon's Herd, North Audley-strret,fdr the
benefit of Jamas BYRNE, his wile and Mout', for
which purpose a considerable sum was kit/scribed
to form a fond, as also for the prosettition of his
Irish persecutors. BYRNE, who was present, was
quite overcome with gratitude, and after returning
thanks, was so overpowerel with his emotions as to
be obliged to leave the room.
London, England, 1822-09-25

•
REFINED SIVAR IN IRELAND.
11..gulatien- rept)ecting die Ihiptnebt of 'refined
sugar to Ireland.:—,_
Copy of • letter, dated Traeger, Chirebert, Sept. 24, Met
t. 6 . an.cormeanded by the !Ands Casehisis-
'loners or his Majesty sTr y to desire you wjtl glee the
nece*.a,y orders for prim ig refitted eager to be removed
froth Ibis country to I retana undrr the regulations applteable
to Bootie carried roastirire, and without drawback beteg
ctsimrd in uneecolotry, or ally /My imposed ra the ether.
kSigned). "I. R. LUSHINOTUISF.
" Cummiasioaets Customs."

.I

DEATH BY BOXING.

. .
A fatal rencontre took place on Saturday in .eonwqienee
of a dispute at a pahlic-house near Edmonton, between two
men of the mimes pf IPillis, and Fothergil, a countermine..
They frineilit„ or rather insisted etch Alter about wore than
two hown and a half. Many heavy throws *eve riven, in
the last of which Millis tortured a vessel, and diva upon
.o...ground. None of the seconds trt the pieties, or bottle-
holders, wore known, but it crag snderatuod they had all
been at rh,newaer Races. The names are the same as they
iigned,"when each deposited a sovereign to tight fcir.
London, England, 1822-09-25

MELANCHOLY ACCIDEkr.

lIIIibOOSTAN IN MINIIIII.TIO3.

. .
the same Meaner. *is upwircis of 300,0001.
sterling.
" It May not be amiss to add, that Visier Aly,
whose early years wete marked with such profuse
magnificence-, died in the year 181.8, nt Fort
William, Calcutta; after • confinement there of
above seventeen yeari in a kind of iron cage."
London, England, 1822-09-25

ALARMING OCCURRENCE.

Maas,Taedlay
I. ihe RdOttiurgh Castle steam boat was
'on her posers sktheeu Kirkaldy and Newhaven, a steerage
passenger, is • Mote of isdexiessiton, jumped upon one of the
seats of the 'moil, tMrep off his hat, and, crying out " Here
goes a loose seaman 1" leaped into the sea. The night was
very misty and was gei ism dark, and, as only • few of the pas-
sengers knew what had hiPPened, mock alarm was excited lest
the vessel had run auto danger. Every exertion was made
by the sailors on board, but before • boat retold be let
down, two roes had gotta out so, his rescue from the brig
Majestic, which most providentially was within bearing of
the steamboat; sad the Mau 'beitig able to swim he was soon
picked up, though, had it been a little dark r, Isis recovery
world have bees almost impossible. The man, on being
brought upon deck, seemed to be totally indifferent about
his late petilous situotioa, nod even altered oaths against
those oho had delivered them. We understand he was onos
a cooper lo longing to a vissel engaged in the whale fishery,
and that on the steam boat !cavils' Kirkaldy be hid made a
stlailhr rai,b attempt.
London, England, 1822-01-10

troops employed for this purpose are animated with
the best spirit. and are full of enthusiasm. They
will nut like to return without the Curate, either
dc.d oralive ; but he is so well served by the fa-
natics that it is probable he will be able to escape
in so mountainous a country.

PAWS PAPERS.
PARIS, JANUARY 6.
Yeste►day the King transacted business with the
Waster of the Interior.
A private letter from Zen'', of' the 15th De-
cember, says—'l he speech of the King of France,
pronouncetist the opening of the Chambers, has re-
sounded throughout the Mores; the Greeks have
received it with general enthusiasm, and it has been
translated into Greek. Every eye Is turned to-
wards the west, end the ditty arrival of brave de-
fender., warlike stores ■nd arms from the ports of
France, Italy, and particularly of the Papal do-
minions, serves to support hope. Reinforcements
of English troops hive tended on the island, a
squadron of frigates end Ships of war keep their
guns poitited towards the city. The commotion
is far from being appeased.—(Moniteur.)
Accounts from Rolland state, that the Rhine,
which on the 23d of December was only 8 feet
high, rose on the 24th to II feet 3 inches. The
Waal rose between the gild and 24:11 front 9 feet
9 inches to 13 feet 6 inches.

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Fare per Cent.
Stock, I,SYO r.

Consols, 85 f. 40 c. ; Bink

FRANKFORT. JANUARY 1.
The Vienna Papers of the 26th December do
not say any thing of the lins.issi uhimatrm having
been accepted. But this silence is not surprising,
as that intelligence did not arrive at Vienna till the
night of the 25th or 26th. From the estafette who
brought it here, we also learned that Prince Met-
ternich had received a letter from Constantinople,
stating that the Persians had made peace with the
Porte. DaacEt.osti, DECEMBER 25.
In the evening of the 16th the greatest disorder
prevailed at Murcia ; the populace and the garri-
• son, it is said, have united, and declared that they
will follow the example of Cadiz, Seville, &c.
They have in consequence sworn not to obey all
order of the Administration, and that they will fly
to the defence of any province which should be at.
tached or menaced by ministerial despotism. A
courier was immediately dispatched to Carthagena
to announce this determination, and to desire that
Murcia might be included in its confederacy.
London, England, 1822-01-10

DREADFUL SUICIDE.

'

11k sue painful duty thin day to record the perpetration
of a crime which naluippily too often stake oar page, and
which Rom the trequency of its consminion may well ►e mid
to be ." our island's shame, and makes her the reproach of
oelghbeuring States.' Mr. 1. Slade, who has for many
years held the high and responsible biimation of chief ekik
in t►g Navy Pay OMce at Chatham, baring lately become
backward in making op his occultists, sod bring in amen
to Government to a large wasoent, an order was Dent on
Tuesday last (Ist instant) to Coinneksioncr Sir R. Barlow to
inepret his accounts. On that 43 •stlemai: acquainting Mr. S.
wilt, its lorwisese the latter opened his desk, sad peiutong to
several bags, said t►ey cootained the sass du,- to Govern.
meet. The bags, it was intimated, held earl. 1,000 auvereigen,
and en Sir L's proceeding to count their woman, Mr. S. taft
Om room, and in a few minutes afterwards the report of a
pietist was heard. O. inquiry it wan found to proceed from
the stable, ortioiaiwg the heave, w►ither Mr Slade bad gone,
sad who wea there found ire( on some fresh littered straw,
wawa's. in his blood, sad lifeless, having. shot himself
thrower the heart. The canoe of this dreadful act was sp.
pares!, when it was found that the greater part of the bags
eeeleierd only 'awe instead of gold, sod it is said the deo
&kakis amounts to betwere $ and 9.0001 The deceeeed
coos Nearly Sn years of age, and boa kft s family of wren
sows sad daughters to deplore the sal event. A Courser's
lainem wee takea on view of the body ea Thanitay,—
Vardid—lswatfp.—(Mstddee Journal.)
London, England, 1822-01-10

REFUGE FOR TIER lIOUSELESS.

The Centimes fonder be Committee belonging to the
above laudable sod ebarliable Institution, have, since the
COllllllelletlllfet of the present damp aid inclement weat►er,
held several 'stelae., to take into t►eir consideration the
propriety of again opening receptacles for the admission of
wretched and homieless individuals, and to afford them a
temporary shaker sod provide them with food daring the
approoebiag winter. The Ltados Workhouse, in Bishops.
gat►atreet, t►e late refuge, could not be obtained for the
accommodation of she applicants t►is season, and premises on
• very extensive scale have been engaged is Honduras.street,
Old-street, St. Lake, sear Golden-lace; they were formerly oc-
cupied by a distiller, sod ate very spacious and commodious.
The sitiamion of this receptacle is very central for tbs pee-
per, all it is bounded by the parishes of Clerkenwell,
',Hustles, Sboreditch, Bethnal-gram, &c. which contain
■smbeeless wretched imlividuals, w►o will readily obtain
shelter. The Institetion will open as soon as the premise+
eau be fitted up for reception. It is grievous to witness the
■smerous objects, and soles of distress related every ilny at
the various police offices, by distressed and houseless fermi-
lies, mu, of whom are sow perishing cod dyisg for want of
London, England, 1822-01-10

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. COLLINS,
At his Auction-room, Union-street, Town of Periane, an
MONDAY NEXT, January 14, 11121, and 8/11oiringr
Days, at Sit o'Clock,
A. coLI,E • •
c TioN OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES: comprising Gold, Silver, and Metal
Watches; useful Plate; Mee's nod Women's Wearing Ap-
parel ; Bed and Table-lineu ; Bothettgiugs, and various
ether articles pledged in Months prior to mid in the Mouth
04. J y, 1821, with the following Pawnbrokers, viz.—
Vier, College-weft ; Sayer, Havant.street ; Kemp, Most.
borough-row ; Stapleton, Frederiek-street ; Nathan, St.
Janses's.aireet ; and Muses, Ordstance.row. Town of Porters;
—with Slow, Paradiae.roas; Cudli pp, Greethantodreet ; and
Gilbert, Charloite•street, island of Pormea t—with Prier,
Warblingtun-street ; Emanuel, Broad-street; and Weever'',
Broa.l.strret, Portsmouth;—with Taylor, South-street;
King, South-street ; Moses, Bouth-eireel; Hart, North-
street ; and Burnett, North-street, Gosport.
May ha viewed and Catalogues bad at the Room.
London, England, 1822-09-13

" Tres, be Jury"
" The Wept:dem Press of this Country."
air. Huwa could Lot give the toast put into his
handy, without espresslog his opinion of iis import,
once. We owed so much to the Press that he would
never interfere to check its productiolis, however
much its freedom was abused by lieentiousnesas
lie considered pnblic men, like himself, us public
property, and their wets to be canvassed and ex-
amined as moth as any person thought propel'.
and he would promote public discussion on all
occasions as much as possible. lie was confident
that no man h.d need to attend to the misrepresen-
tations and filsehoods which were so freely ;sued
from the hired and debased press. against every
man who challenged the conduct of Ministers, or
pointed out the abuses of the Government. He had
his share of such abuse, but it gave him very little
trouble—Maria at Veritas of prevokbit. He con-
sidered that private character in private life should
be held sacred, and not exposed by malicious Woe-
hoods and misrepresentations, as WSr too much the
case with the hired press—es their disturbance of
private peace and domestic quiet was often as seri-
ous as what arises from the midnight robber and
dastardly assassin. As those persons who profited
by abuses and speculation were the readiest to em-
play sod the ablest to pay these literary assassins
for their dirty work, the public were under rest
obligations for the exertions of the independent
press, and for the trouble they take manfully to
eapote the corrupt practices and the abuses which
exist, as well al for their manly efforts to protect
the public men from the infamous attacks of the
malicious and hired writers.

" Imrertial Justin.. sad Sccurily of Property, the best
Barometer of Public Credit."

Tooe—" Mowry in bolls Pockets."
The Arts sod &eructs—sod Mr. John Ratner."
Mr. RAMAGI said. that if he had forwarded•lhe
Art*. he considered himself repaid by the honour
done him.
" A rest Retrenehmant--the best indemoity fur the pmt
and security for the rotate."
Tone—" Jenny's Batrbee."
" The Colonies—sod may their prosperity be such as will
enable them to support themselves viatitoot Sucking t►eir
Mother."

Taney" Oh, dear, what cam the matter be ?"
" Fewer loses, mid more money to ply them with."
Tune—" We're aye been provided for, and see will two
Yet"
Mr. Films took leave of the company after a
short whim's, thinking thiM for their gnod opi-
nion ; and trusted, that if it depended on his con-
tinuing the coarse he was pursuing, he should
meet them ognin and again without its having un-
dergone any diminution—and he left the room with
the Chairman, loudly applauded.
. _

Mr. Scat* 6, of Skeoe, took the Chair, and kept
tip the harmony of the meeting with the spirit pecu-
liar to him, till the company broke up.

COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1822-09-13

NORTHUNMLAND HOUSE, +e.

The repairs and improvements are all expected to be en*.
pleted ere Christmas Day. The workmen have bees obhgerl
to under.pin the whole of the edifice. The grand marble
staircase is completed ; it, next to that of Chest es field Heuer,
sill be the fittest Wag of the bend in Landon. The up-
holders are expected to complete the interior decoration by
the 24th of March ; and in the month of May a grand feta
is expected to be given. His Grace is also making great im-
provements at Alan kb Castle. Senn is fiembed.
. .

- The Duke of Northumberland. bad it in eOntemplation to
take the ground or the north side of Berkeley.squsre; bat
Andiug the space in the rear ountd cramp any future emirs-
@ion, the idea was giver up. At this period It was proposed
to en rt twenty houses, at VW. alesr, us the ground whereon
Northumberland House now stands.
London, England, 1822-09-13

SOLTHWARK SESSIONS, TOWN HALL.

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Yesterday this Court presented the rare novelty of •
maiden Session, evere being no charge either of felony, sir
demea•or, or assault, within the whole extensive district of
the five parishes, from the night berme, ad, in cousequeuce,
the itroeg-room, or gaol, was thrown wide open!
The worthy alderman (J. J. Smith) took his met we the
Beath at clove,' o'clock, and disposed of au affair of ne is_
tercet whatever, in which the citation bad been pawed on
a former day, and about twelve o'clock be west away alto-
gether.
That a wonderful dimiontion has takes plate In the Iw/ei-
nem of this Office, and of Unto. Hall, too, withia the teat
year, cannot be denied, especially in the somber of &kiss
committed ; and it is equally certain that this decrees is
entirely owing to the heavy and tedious labour imposed span
prisoners at the Min. When an ufferider is mumble that
the sore punishment attendant epos the eommiwias of
crime is hard labour, it will require vrry littlo
lion of his philosophy to coaster, him that it would be us
well to work for himself as for others, from whom be get* me
remuneration. This at once opens the door us i.d..trk.spwr-
suits, and the patural consequence of inglastry is boratter.
although, we fear, that our Brixton converts would sever
pass the pale of perfection.
iYe bear, with pl , that a mill has been (or M about
to be) introduced lute Tothill.ficlds Brideelt,Cettlbstlatields
House or Correction, and, io fact, that the measure will be
generally adopted. If ise, we have no doubt but 'hat before
1830 the face of society will pretest a ease widely dillferest
to what it is or has been for years.
The public have heard much of this famous levitation
through various sources, but the mode of discipline, and
the regimen to which the Pritaiein srp obl,treel to submit,
are subjects which we believe have sot IJOP ex plateeti.broutb
soy pablicetion. When a Primmer ia Ototight lob he or the,
is placed at the mill, and at the reralar hem Deceives lbs
prison allowance of a small loaf sp a a jug of water., which
the party must do with, until next day, when it is isro..-A•
es .hbout say acidities 0. are•Atut of labour, tb male or
female, Friends are not adgaittml with food, nor are the

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London, England, 1822-09-13

fbe
emus! brane)W of education; sod lo he Ilse Into, of
child attach quick teemprelseusitm, and of a memory so limo-
aniline, ►etcnti►e, Emu be • delightfel lash. Mr. I) Cord
teaches her music amid aisgisg, iu which she him already mane
greet pmts.'s. The quality of bee leue, both is Rimming'
and singing, is remarkably awe, t►ough not beyond what
might be ea Bled from her leader see; and her intonation
is perfect.--tWe would not, bitterer, for sufficient reasons,
ismiecemary re be staled here, recommend any greater disci-
pline in the eeltivation of he► voice as a singer than may be
perfectly pleasant to herself, gsmil aftershe ►as passed the age
of 15 or 16.)—1e the society of her family end friends she is
natural and unaffected, and seldom alludes to sißge-perforwi-
sures, appreciating the merits of a doll and the fashion of its
costume ■o less asitiously this any other Mile girl of her
years.
London, England, 1822-09-13

• risen orders to take down mend of the 'houses on
she hill, to plant guns sad make entrenchments op-
polite the bar.
All the negroes were pressed to perform the above
work, and in felling trees. The Portuguese soldiers
were very disorderly, gallopping through the ',nets
with drawn swords, and cutting down the nerves
in all directions, entering the merchants' houses.
stud taking their black servants. Several large
-Byte's* ships were loaded and ready for sea, but the
Governor had given orders to detain them, and that
They should disctarge their cargoes from 'betweendeft., take in more gam, lay inside the bar, close
to the-fort, and be ready at a moment's warning.
A French 64 gun ship was at Bahia; the Captain
Pied made the offer of his ship to the British met.-
chants for their protection, whenever they might
think proper to leave the town ; his boots would at-
tend six hours each day to receive such persons as
were desirous of leasing Bahia. The British mer-
chants had called a meeting, and stated that they
would accept the French Captain's offer in a few
days.
The shops and store-hoeses were all shot at noon,
and every thing was in a state of confusion.
The Prince left Rio with a squadron fur blockade,
ten days previous to the sailing of the Christopher.
London, England, 1822-09-13

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FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

the Dowager Duchess of Rutland has left Lord mid Lady
Poie.ter's seat, Willey Park, Salop, fur Leamington, War-
wickshire.
The Marquis of Salisbury left town yealerday foe his seat,
Hatfield.
Earl and Countess Spencer have left the Ea►l of Eames
seat, Cuhiobury Park, fur Aliborp, Northamptonshire.
Earl Whitworth has arrived at his seal, Yamsle, teat,
from a tour.

The Earl and Chanters Maurer, arrived os Tersday at
their house is Portman-square, from their seat In Notting.
hausrhire; cod on Wednesday her Ladyship au sally
vered of a deoghier.
Viscount and Viscountess Cranborne have arrived at Hat-
field froth a tour.
Lord and Lady Holland lei Holland House yesterday for
Bo.ood Park, Wilts, on a visit to the Marquis cad Mar.
chioners of Lansdown.

Dr. Goodall arrived yesterday ■t Hatchet's Hotel, Dover-
street, horn Eton.

Colonel and Mrs. Parker left Warren's Hotel, Regeot-
strret, yesterday, fur their seat in Cheshire.
Arrivals at the Royal Hovel, St. Jamtvisestreet:—Lard
Trimblestown from his seat in Ireland ; and Legge,
Esq. from a tour. Departure:—J. B. %'.aldbury, Esq. lar
America.
Mr. and Mrs. Campion and family arrived yesterday at
Jordan's Hotel. St. Jameshi.street, from their seat is Kent.
Cspiais and Mrs. Burls left Blake's Hotel, Jeraiyamtreet,
yesterday, fur Cheltenham.

Departures front Hotlirson's Hotel, Dover•ttreet
Oiway foe Brichton ; ITr..n 1 Mrs. Hervey fur their .eat
Beek.; and Woo. Haworth, Eql for Pori...
Hon. P Ashboenhatio hos left 'oleo (or his father's (dot
Earl of Ashburobanis) seat its Sow*.
London, England, 1822-09-13

APPEAL-POOR RATES.

THE PROPRIETORS OP THE CHELSEA wATIII

WORKS V. THE PARISH OF CHICEREA.
Mr. BOLLARD stated this was the appeal of the
Proprietors of the Chelsea Water Works against
the Officers of the Parish of Chelsea, on account
of a poor rate imposed upon them by the parish.
The Appellants did not deny bat the profits of the
Comp.ny were liable to the rate, but they com-
plained that it was levied on them exclueively. sod
not generally on all persons in trade in the perish.
He would prove that other persons in the parish
made a profit from their trades. and when he had
done so it would be incumbent on the Courcto
amend the rate, which would act on all tradesmen
alike in the perish, or quash the rate imposed on
the Appellants by the perish officers.
Mr. ANDREWS, Counsel for the Respondents,
said, that it would be incumbent on the Appellants
to prove the net profits which each individual de..
rived from his trade.

The CHAIRMAN obse_►red, that he differed in
opinion from him; if they proved the probable
profits it would be sufficient.

Mr. Wetherby, the Appellant's Solicitor, stated
that he knew Mr. Newson, who kept an ale and table
beer brewery in the parish of Chelsea ; he
him with • notice to appear ; Mr. Newson had lived
in the parish fifteen years; he did nut keep • very
extensive brewery ; he brewed about 2,000 barrels
• year; he should suppose he made a profit by his
business ; in fact, Mr. Newson told him he did, for
he said how could he live if he did not. He gave
the same evidence as to Mr. Shepherd, • plumber,
Mr. Minn, a carpenter, Mr. Richard Battenby, a
carpenter, and Mr. Thomas Faulkner, • bookseller;
he said they all udmitted to him that they made
profit from their trades. The witness was going
through • long list of persons engaged in trade in
the parish of Chelsea,when he was interrupted by
Mr. AnDiews, who said he had a propositiou to
make to his Learned Friend, to allow the appeal to
stand over until the next Sessions, and in the inter-
val the Respondents would take it into their consi-
deration whether they would not omit the Appellants
from the rate altogether.
Mr. BOLLAND said he would not object to the
proposition.

- The CHAIRMAN observed, that he thought M►.
Andrews had taken the proper course. He wished
it to be understood that whenever a similar case was
brought forward hereafter, that it was only neces-
sary to prove that a person admitted that he mad. a
profit from his trade to make him liable to a rate.

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London, England, 1822-09-13

CORONEWS INQUEST.

Oa Wednesday remise an—lnquisition was held before
nouns. Stirling. Esq. at the Hand and Fluwe.s. Kensing-
ton, os view of the body of W.lliant Cooke, a lad aged ten
yeses, whore death was occasioned by a violent kick front a
hum on klunday list.
Juba Wrists of Urove-place, Kensingtoo Gore, coachman
to Lady Elisabeth Whithr.ad, slat, d, he. did sot know the
de...emoted before the sc. Went haws,. d, which wen b.-titers
six and seven o'cl.ek on blonds, evening. Witness was
40.1vvely•pposrte the above house at the lime when a gentle.
;enact nos horseback as, riding towards Lord.« at the rate
of about sight tnik• as hoar. The youth. with thr.e ur
four other boys, was playing in the road, when the deceased
accidentally ran ag last the horses shoulder, and the ani-
mal knorked him down. The dererrod at the time was
attempting to crow the road. The gentleman instantly,dis.
snesisted whets the accident hunk place, gave his name and
addreea, &ad sent witness with the horse to Kensington for
neediest amistance. The animal was a most quiet oar, and
the gentleman appeared very much .li. .1 at the occur-
rence. When the decrastd was hawked down, he lay on his
Joeily is the road. and the hind foot of the horse kicked him
'on the lead. Witness returned in about twenty minutes
tugas the surgeon's, lint the deceased wee then dead.
Another sestinas fully curiuboraird the above testimony.
l he Jnry being of opining that no blame was attached In
tf:r owner of the horse, alos-that he .ndeavne.ed to give
y possible assistance, returned a verdict of " Accidental
Death."
London, England, 1822-10-09

BI RTFIS.
Oa Friday, the etb teat. at Yeadsteat, Devon, the 1L3,1y
of &r A. Clairimeter, Bast of a aim and ben.
0a Saireday Teat, t►e Leahy of Colueel Woodford, of (he
Coldstream Guards, of ■ daughter.
Oa Saturday hat, in Upper Cadogan-plare, the Lady of
Major Deusbire, of a sea.
DEATHS.

Oa SramdaT last, at his son's house, Slosne-dreet, is the
71st year of his age, Signor Carlo Reveille° ; him death was
oaring to water in his chest, under which he sevvrely suffered
for several weeks. This geatleasaa was well keens for his
musical talents is this country aid es the Cdatiaeut so a
Lars singer; he first visited this comstry in the year 1777,
and made his debut at the King's Theatre, having stashed
•oder Sacebini and Raw:sine ; he afterwards west abroad,
and acquired high cekbrity in Italy. Paris, Ist. He return-
ed In this country is 1791, and remained at the King's
Theatre for 23 years • after a short engacemvet at Paris' he
wholly retired from years;
stage. and returned to pass the re-
mainder of his days in this etaltry.
London, England, 1822-10-09

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 7.

Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ships Ganges. of
84 guns, and Topaze, 46 guns, Captain Richard-
son, from the Eaat Indies. Captain F. A. Collier
brought the Ganges to England : site was built at
Bombay, and has brought home the frame-work of
two oilier ships, and between her and the Topare
450,000 dollars. Transports were taken up to
bring home the 65th regiment front India, and the
regiment may be shortly expected, as also the 17111
regiment.
The wind having blown with some violence from
the west. has caused the Active, Captain King,
with Commissioner Ross, for Jamaica, to put
hack to St. Helen's. The Racehorse has also put
back.
The Fawn transport. Lieutenant Coates, Agent,
is arrived' from Quebec, which sue left on the 4th
of September : she brought home Lieutenant
Bushby, R.N., 12 warrant officers, sod less ,hip•
wrights, reduced from the service ou the Lakes;
Also Ensign Giddes and 25 of the royal staff corps,
from Montreal. His Majesty's frigate Atha,
Captain Bourchier, had mewed at Quebec from
Jamaica, with 490,000 dollars on board. Captain
Bourchier wiled (Cr Halifax on the 2:Ath of
.
August_
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The Russian ship Kontowsofir, Captain Doittoornf,
has put in here ou her way to Petersburgh. She
has been out two years on a voyage of di.covriy,
principally within the Goth degree of latitude. Two
other Russian ships had been considerably beyond
Norton Bay, in .Behring's Straits, but had returned
to New Archangel, Norfolk Sound, to winter and
refit, in order further to piosecitte their inquiries
for the Passage, which they speak very sanguinely
of. They report that the Coasts and brys laid
down by former navigators were very incorrect.
The Korfortsilf spoke the Britannia, (win BUYIIII4
Ayres to' the West italics, in the bt:g ttttt *mg of
June.

The Foothill property is disposed of by private
contract. We undermand that ■ Mr. FARQUIIAR
has given 330.0001. fur it n it stands.
FATAL. AciinEty.—On Friday afternflon last,
■ young woman in the service of .Ir. PRUTON, a
gentleman of fortune residing in the Crescent,
Cambersvell-grove. whilst in the act of cleaning
the two-pair windows on the outside, fell from her
station, and was dashed to the ground, and killed
on the spot! When Mrs. PIRSTON WOS infofflied
of what happened. ►he was taken alarmingly ill, and
fears are entertained for her life. An 1119ltest was
held on the body of the unfortuti:ite girl, and a vet-
dipt of Acitidesital Dewy returtarsh
London, England, 1822-10-09

FONTHILL ABBEY.

01111 Der nstan'el
There will he as sale of the Foothill properly, it seem*,
after all. Placards steins. pouted in Moduli and about the
Ahhey, announcing at Iraq a farther pustpuuerneat, is the
&Honing concise terms :

Fonthill•Abbey.—The sale by auction at this place will
sot take place, as intended, on the Bth of October—a
negociation sow beint on fuot for the sale of the wkule estate
ley private contract.

, -
change of arrangements will produce much disap-
poistment. Peery bed at the principal inn► of Houton
sdlitads eurtted for to-morrow slzht ; and permits will be
•rridwt from all qvarterS to attend the sale lulus, the news
of its postponement is folly promnifaied. The name of the
party who is contracting for the Abbey mad its appurtenances
has not yet transpired.

The venerable Bishop of ROCRESTEIt. on the
3(1 instant, confirmed in Bromley Church, nearly
1,000 young persons of that neighbourhood. lies
Lordship has also, in the course of the week, been
holding confirmations and visitations at Greenwich
mid Dartford, besides other parts of his diocese.
7FUNERAL OF LADY ALDIS.—The remains of
this much-respected Lally were removed from her
house in Nelsomequare on Monday last. to be de-
posited in the wank at Christchurch. Surrey. at-
tended by her only son, as chief mourner, and the
following Gentlemen : ROBERT BAReoa. Esq.
Dr. Uwint, Wyt. Goowtn. E•q. JANES WOoD-
BAIN, Esq. Sir Lust LAT Sr. Getman Scertign.
Ton, Baer., Geo. Deccan.. E.q. BENJ. POWIS.
Eq. NICHOLAS BYZALIV, Esq. sod Joue
REES, E.g.
On Friday evening. at eight o'clock. a severe
tempest came on at Maldon. Esselt. The light-
ning, which was very terrific. struck two valuable
horses, belonging to T. LUAiD, &q. while in the
field, near Beelrigh Mills. Maldon; out welt found
quite dead, and the other in each agony. that it was
shot, there being no hopes of hie recovery.

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