The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-17 00:00:00

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

A duel wit fought near this city uu Saturday morning,
between M.L—, Faig a gentleman holding a .public
situattun, and why—, E.g. an officer un hell pay.
Both parties were wounded. Mr. M'l. we regret to bear, is
in a very dangerous state—M►. U'tl. is hut slightly injured.
It is said that these gentlem►n bad appeared in the,field Op-
posed to eaftb other so lately as Wetland", y last, alien they
fired two pistols each without effect ; ■ud that a duel slam
took place between another !cattleman and Mr. O*M. within
the test etenk. We refrain for the present from relating the
rumours which are in circulation with regard to the origin
of these unfortunate quarrels.—(Dublin Fireman's Journal.)

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR AT
BALLYAORAN, IN THIS COUNTY.
[Freon the Cork Intellignicorj
Ott Christmas the congregation that assembled
for divine worship amounted to near twelve hundred
(by a Coroner's inquest subsequently held at that
place on the dead hody of our of the rioters, three
or four hundred of whom attacked the corporal's
party, as afterwards slated).
The congregation Wild ill chapel when some ill-
disposed people inside called out is. the middle ..f
divine worship thAt the soldiers aloe round the
chapel and setting it on tire, on which they rush-
ed out, breaking the windows and doors and
making_ a terrible noise, by which the sentinel at
the barracks, distant about half a quarter of a
mile, was alarmed by the nproar—the sentinel
called to the corporal of the guard, who was
then inside, that the congregation was breaking'
out through the windows and doors of the dispel,
and apparently moving towards the barrack,.
Tile corporal immediately got three files of the
guard tinder arms, together with one of the po-
lice, aid moved towards the mob, who, on seeing
the soldier., opened out from their centre, and al-
lowed the corporal nod six to proceed a short
way up through them, who ordered them to die.
prise, sceisig them in aneh u disorderly stales
which was no sooner done than they weie assailed
with a shower of stones from the mob, by which
three of the party were knocked down—the rabble
kept calling out " Murder the rascals! they have
no ADM aitioo," by which expressions, and three of
the party having been knocked down, they were
under the necessity of having moors. to the
last extremity for the preservation of their lies

and arms, that of firing upon them one *as
killed and several wonnded. The mob then funned
into two divisions, and indicated wt attack upon the
barracks, to which place they were then rapidly
Moving,- end attempted to prevent the party com-
municating with the barracks, *bete only three
men bad been left in charge. They succeeded
in twice getting between the military and die bar.
racks. but were ultimately defeated and driven
back, on the arrival of the other three from the
barracks to their support. The party was weaken.
ed in consequence of the scrjeant being patro!tolt
at the time, on the road towards Castletown, about
a mile and a half distant. When he Insod the firing
in the direction of Ballyagran, he immediately re-
turned. bot previous to lets arrival tranquillity
was restored. A Clergyman who ha•f been passing
to Char leville, tlic nearest military post of strength,
gave infurmati ~,, to Colonel Stratton, 6 h dragoons,
corninandi,og there, that the military stationed ■t
Ballyagran were attacked by the pessantry, ou
which Lieut. XVthiam Armstrong of that corps was
dispatched with thirty men of the rifle brigade, 23c1
regiment, and yeomanry, to strengthen the post,
which it was feared would be again attacked that
night.
On Thursday last an inquest was held on the
body of James Lane, who was shot in the village
of Ballyagran, in this county, in not affray with
the military on Chrytmrs•day. After a patient
investigation, which la►ted two days, and the
elimination of nearly seeent,en wi•uesses, the
Jury retired, and ion a little deliberation unani-
mously brought to a verdict of Jastiflable Mini-
tide," which was a strong approbation of the cots•
duct °rifle party stationed at the village.—There waa
a number of Gentlemen of high respectability, who
contribuied, by their assistance, to have the matter
fairly and impartially inr-estigated.

me TU !CF.

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HANDICAPS.

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The handsome chain pier about to he erected at
Brighton is to be at the hoitom of tl.e Old Sleyne,
and will extend more than 300 yards into the sea.
There was a gond supply of grain at Norwich
market on Saturday. but very slight alteration took
place in prices. Old Wheat was shout Is. per
womb dearer, and new Is. lower than last week.
Barley and Oats much as hef"re. There was •
very large supply of Scots and flomrbreds, and •
great desire was expressed to sell. The .prep-pens
were also well filled, but little or no alteration in

On Saturday se'imight Mr. Peres SPEISCRIAT
and his brother, both of Ely, went out m a boat
for the purpose of pleasure. When they bad
readied Barrowsy Wash the wind tacked suddenly
round, overlies...A the brad, and precipitated the
young men into the waver. Tl.ey were both good
swimmers, earn' after an arduous sireiggle, which
nothing but a !WMe of their despeune situation
could minel them to make, they succeeded in
reaching the shore; they were so much exhausted
upon landing as not to he able to stand. Some
watermen, who were at a distance in their barges,
animated them with their voices, and gave three
cheers upon their escaping from the watery element.
The distance they swain was shout a tulle. .
Yesterday se'lutight a mart rather short in figure,
and " full-faced," called in the house of ROISSAT
RUDD, of East Tuddenhuni, Norfolk, and stated
that be had brought from India to his borne at
Bury, a package containing some valuables from
the soil of RUDD, which must be fetched
felon thence, fur lie (the strainer) rout(' not
take any further trouble about lt. He had lost
his left hand, whali misfortune, he said, he met
with "on his last going out." He wrote an ad-
dress in a fine hand as follows :--4" William Edward
[-folding, M.D. Rev. Riches's! Holding's, M.A.
near the Abliry, Burry St. Edmund'e.;" and then
look his leave without asking any remuneration, or
seeming to expect i', which indeed the rank he
assumed would prevent the pour colt eger from
offering. The daughter of the poor mail teevelled
to Bury, a distance of above 50 miles, and made
every enquiry, but to no purpose, fur there is sin
pitch le:habitant of the town, and, as may hr con-
cluded fi om he orthography of the word •` Burry."
the whole was doubtless s hoax, though it is not
easy to conceive an adequate motive to a perfect
strauger fur subjeeting a person of confined cir-
CUMPIIIIICell• to the trouble and toconveieience of su
lung o journey.
William Morgan, alias Bailey, has been com-
mitted by Cimact: WHITE, Esq. Alarmism of
Grantham, to the prose ot. 01.4.4.'1100 I here, un-
der the late Vagraot Act. He was fennel con-
cealed under • bed at the Angel Inn, and heed been
begging under various pretences, ger.erally erre-
sentiug himself as a distressed tradranntil from
Ware, where lie had lost our or two of his children
and all his property (4monistieg to I. 4001.) by
tire. He also represented himself as the brother
Or a respectable draper at Southwell. The said
Win. Nlorgan is 34 years of age, 5 feet II incises
high. has grey eyes, dark liair.„irale complexion, a
scar un his maw, I a small ground on the back
of his head, which lie says lie rteeserd in an en-
gagement at sea. He was dressed in • blue coat,
green striped waistcoat, light corduroy breeches,
half bootee, and a black silk handkerchief', and had
with him a light rough great roar, several brass
nags gilt, and a large silver watch.

COAL MARKET, Januany N.
Ship. at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 1
SRI Newcomb:
41 Soot!Mind
1 Welsh Coal I

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, which entlmager.the mystic evolutions of Nature. Ts
ba hria: we are Heathers of the London Celli ge of Sat.
geom., ea* establish the imegrity of our Character apes
be anceise of 'l•weuty Years practical expersence, and so.
asounce the grat.ful testimony of those in whom losg sae•
lee had uearli extinguished every hope of relief.
Wr pledge ourselves to the removal of SY PHILP. fi"s
is insipient symptoms to the remotest stages, charactecird
by csety doubt and whatever malignancy. The inkiest•
avid inuch•ueglected diseases of the Urethra base here tat"
fully and studiously considered, as have els.) those defir,::
nod important sympathies which refer to the Female icy•
The infirmities of virility Inure hewn especially noticed, els.
Cher as arisiay from the debilitating tyrimuy of a
atmuapbere—the natural ►ias of constitutios—tire rot
&Lee of gaiety—or the more ala►mag results of a
shy to practices " which shoo the light;" the pry,".••"* ii
which is marked by a gradual del shelter of the
powers. To ail who are thus circumstanced, and mine toe'
einlly to arch as are aspirants for connubial pleasure•. "
earnestly recommend our commentary, " The
Life," the perusal of which most prove beneficial to the•,
mural 'misplaces.
The Rook can he bad al VC Paternoster-row; b 9, rat
mall; 41, Piccadilly; 16. Princei.itr,et„ Soho; 174, end 3't
FtPri-street 40, lire** Smithfield; 98, Cheapside; Be‘
and Sieveuson, No•w•cli ; Deck, Ipswich ; Shepptud. Or►
tul ; Barrett and Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Cambridge;
ley, Leeds; ■ud by all K.rokoellers.
Remedies can be forwarded to any part of the stotol'Y'
Patients writing for the same, will please to endow a Baia
eirte.—A tleudanee at home for consultation as rowel.
6088 and Co. Surgeowa, 11, &awes "M.
Fleet-etreet, Loadoi..--A private deer mired Awe:era".

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THE GLOBE 011ka, No 127, Strait W C. 6°KN
WELT., of the Stn.&

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
eoltrzttoeve, .111rUsayls.
Arrived the Princess Mary, Clark, from the Dog,
the &mit Sea. ; Earlearonr, Il ussleman, from ditto 1N
maim ; and the Solon, Wacbtio, from Uleaborg.
Sailed the Lively, Riebie, fur Anemia.
PiTaItOIUTN, JAIIVAII9I4
Arrived the William and Amelia, Jones, fmo,
New Brunswick, is 3b days : on the Bth inst. its lag ty
lung. fell in with the brig Ellen, of Dartmontli,
Newfoundland fur Liverpool, leaky, and in such a die
state that the %hater and passengers ...mild have at
her had not she sea bees running so high as to preels,i,
possibility of Captain dome rendering them ary suit „t
, /1111V1aa 14
The sloop Neily, Short, from Bridgewater fur
broke her author in the Fire Fatts,nl Memel, and ie
ning for the harbour drove up in the boy and receireg
siderable &mare—slue has been to. in here very leaky,
The Sister.. Carter, from the South Seas, is la the
Channel, sad has sent on burg fur an sucker ito4 able,
./.11/113611f
Arrived the Catherine, Peyton, from Loudon for s
and Union, How, frons Exeter fur Imoduts, the foratict.
tog slipped our, and the ltttsr two chairs cables.
trivia, JANUARY 11
Arrived the Johanna Elisabeth, %diets, from Acres
leaky in her upper oinks.
Arrived the New Albion, Critchall, from London
Trieste, with linos of bowsprit.
unitemh, JANUARY If
Arrived the James aid Agues, Sax., from hlstati,
sailed 6th December. 5.% or ....yen vessels were ko
Miramichi, nanie• usikooren. On 10th Janaavo, ie
48 49. lung 8. sp• he the America's ship Iris, Gm is
mouth fur Havattaah, who supplied the James awl kg,
with provisions.
DRILL, JAIIIILIVI
The wind has beta well to the northward ta.day, bat Das
in strong with the ebb tide, has prevented the usterard;n.
Ling their anchor..
Several small vessels in the Downs drove and let go*,
second auchora. One brig lost both anchors, and progeny
for Dover. The rest of the vessel. ride all stII.
Arrived and remain the Grand Sachem, Woodward. fm
the South Seas; and Mary Anew and Labelle, Steolimais
from Hull for Rio Jairesro. The Giant Sachem irks
Timor the Atalanta, with IWO barrels of oil; WIG*,
with 1,400 ditto; sod the Eliza Anne.
Comedown from the River and revisits the Swallow,
for Bombay.
CORN EXCHANGR, JANUARY 16.
We have had very little Wheat fresh in since Monday, le
a con.rderable quantity of that day's supply remelted ow.
chi.tly cturairitiug of the second and inferior descriptions!,
which there was little or no demand this inovulog, bat gm
is nu alteration its prices. Fine soeltim Ba. ley was is rate
moor demand, as well as the ordinary samples, the tannic
lug in request for shipping as from 17s to 191. per quire
Oat•a.• rather lower, in consequence of large arrivals, a
Beans and Pease there is nu alteration.
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MARRIAGES.
Tuesday, by special itemise, at Everdighom Park, is tit
Ely! Rollo, of 11mi-family of York, the Hon Charles Thelma
second son of the Right Hun. Lord of Cern*.
Park, in the county of Devon, to Te , youngest [Wean
or o,e late Marmadoke Constable Maxwell, Pao.
On the 141 h Moan', al Codaall Church, Staffordshire. If
the tier. Charles Wrutiesley, the Rea. lobo Hilyar, to llw•
lotie, daughter of tiler late sad sitter of the pretest Se Jolts
Wrottesley, Bart.
ON Monday, at St. Martin id-the-Fields, by the Rev. Ark
deacon Pott, George Thomas William., Eaq. of (ludo*
street, Fitzruy.scuare, 10 Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Ib
late Samar' Smith, M.P. for Ludgershall.
On Tuesday, the Milt instant, at Foots Cray, by sir 11r.
Warioer, J. K Curylun, Esq. son of the Rev, G
of Penzance, to Elizabeth, the only daughter of Wilma
Rose Haworth, Esq. principal clerk in the oilleeof 111
Auditor of the Receipt of his Majesty's Ezelreqmr.
DEATHS.
On the 61h instant, at 3-aonton, Anna Maria, 1111 t.
daughter of J. Wright, Esq of Kehredon Hall, Essex.
At %Vale. ford, the Lady of Thorax* Scott, Earl.
On she 12111 instant, Sarah, secood daughter of Pbif
H•mmoull, E.q. of Swaffitsm, Norfolk.
Monday, the 14th inst. at the house of Mrs. Ws*
No. 1, Kiucetreet, Portman-square, Charles Celaries tin
/maid, Esq. aged 18, of a consumption.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRILIGS
Morning 46 eke S. I Sem* 1$ after V.
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PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bunk Stock 2371 Imp. 3 per Ct. A0n.715;
3 per Ct. Red... 761 77 India Stock e3s;
3 per Ct. Cons.... 76. a South Sr. Stuck
31 per Celli.. • 88 Ex. Bills, I,Uolb.
4 per Cen......... 96a 4 6 Pr.
3 per Ct. N. Ann.. luiti Ditto 5ma11.... 3 6 ie.
10s luBl Coos. for Acc.... 77r14.
Bank L. Ann. 197-t6
Carpet diem—
Be promptly wise.
1117 11 EN Science begun to explore the moo&
rated machinery of Man, she was speedily enSa.lleg
in a Isby. loth of mysterwas confusion, firms which itrielic,•
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oppo,et heirlicr. lgwo
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and the prejachee of weak minds, in some imitative, roma•
ragss their audacity. As Truth is to Falsehood, so avd
our p•blic statements be comp/red with their orignalhol
tprate,t,riatnowativs,owan.olutoost
.apr:ot easteir fallacies,
prhaciiiioses we
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ran of ps;.
, which raidatiger.the mystic evolutions of Nature.