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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-22

Lieut. French, 15th regiment, by the Lord in Waiting.

Lord DUST'. stag hounds will meet on Satur.
day next, at Farthing Down..
The Prince de CARIGNAN is named CHARLES
itssitogit : he is • young man of the age of 23, a
distant relative of the abdicated Monarch, but heir.
presumptive to the Throne. He it ►aid to have
been educated under the special cure of TALLEY-
RAND. GIVFLENGA, who has been 'Petitioned as
having taken part with the Patriotr, was in 1819
• Colonel in the service of BoNAPAßTE.coromand.
ing the Slat regiment of French light infaiitry.
and an Officer of the Legion of Honour. In the
following year he was promoted to the rank
of General of Brigade, and made a Boron. In
1814, when Piedmont was restored to the King
of SARDINIA, GIFIPLIINGA was laid aside as a sus-
pected person ; but in 1815, when it was resolved
to maintain a large army in Piedmont, he was em.
ployed on account of his talents.
DANCR is the name of the young Lady who made
such • Wham delmi on Tuesday slight at Covent-
garden Theatre. She is a native of this city. in
which her hither has been fur many years a celebrat-
ed profe►sor of music.

A serious accident occurred on Sunday to a Miss
RADIVRO, at Holloway. The youlig lady had just
returned from church, and was standing before tier
clussing-ionin window, when she received a shot in
the Ile, supposed to be tired from • pistol. On
inveroigation, it 'appeared that two yonlig gentlemen
hail beta, firing at • target with u pistol, 1/P1102411e to
where the lady was (about 200 yards distance), and
a warrant being obtained for their apprehension,
they yesterday underwent a private examination ut
Hatton-garden Police Office. The ball, we under..
stand, which is lodged iu the bead, cannot be es,
trileted.
There were ICS causes entered for trial at Mt
York Avaixes from the West Riding; 4ti from sisil
North and East Hiding, and two from the City,
itt all 156, of which fire bad Special. Juries.
London, England, 1821-03-22

HOUSE OF LORDS, Witirworr, Maac■ U.

Their I..c4tlships Islet et ten o'clock to hear Appeals.
KNOX, Appellant ; HURST, Respondent.
This was on Appeal from the decision of the Court of
Exchetitter, Ireland.
_

Mr. Heald and Mr. J. P. Grant were heard fur the Appel-
lant.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, on account of some let,-
gularity in the proceedings. postponed the further h•srinit
On the attntioa of Lord KENYON the St. Mnry-1e..80n0
Chembee Rift was read a secuud time, and ordered to he
committed to.morrow.
Mr. ELLIS cud other Members of.the House of Commons
brought up the Attorneys (Ireland) Fees Bill, which ..a
read a first lime, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. 6110GDEN and other Members of the House of COW..
mous brought sip the Court of Kieg's Bench Replatiuc of
Business Bill, which was read a firrt time.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from
the Churchwardens and Overseers of the parish of Bed.
minster, in the county of Somerset, praying that no further
conces►ions might be granted to the Roman Ceti°lies
Read and laid on the table.

The Flex and Cotton Encouragement Bill aim mad a
third time and passed.
The Mutiny Italia were read • second time.
The Marquis of LANSDOW presented a Petition from
the Tradesineo, Artificers, and Inhabitants of the town of
Donley, in the enmity of Gloucester, praying that the
jurisdiction of the County Courts might be extended to the
y of debts of the amount of 1151.—Keaji aad laid us
the table.
London, England, 1821-03-22

H 4 -"• "Y 7
-7-7,14111,111.- AND. Manna 13, 1631. • ,i
THE coogii If DIRECTORS of thf I
OCOVERHOR 'lnd EOIIPAN Y of Ike •BA NIL 4.
*NOLAND Pm Nance,
_,.._
' That a GENERAL COW IT *lll be held at the Bank att j
THURSDAY thottill WO .at Eleven &Thick le the Enriaij.
news, Sc, consider a a a ; sod also, that another Gni I
NERAL COURT will be dat the Bank on TUESDAY 1
the 10th April sett, from. aTioth in the Forroinsa tilt
Pour iu the Alteration. Alto Election of a filerfraVr It ad
Deputy.Gurcroor fur they castling (which will be dreier-,
od that evening); sad the tie Coact e 11l be continued by
adjournment, and Reid 4 same 'place, and dorink the
wee boors, un WEDNESDAY the 11th April aria, for the
Election of Tweedy-fosse eirecturs (which will also be ewe
of the Quarterly General 01b0,11 oPlattlated by the Chuteol
and the Election of the TWouly-four Directors will be de- 1
Oared as soon as the scrods* is over.
Piloted lists of the Ihstricturs, having votes, will be
ready to be delivered at tlitealeadi ust Monday third. Inst. I
W 114,1410 SMITH, Depospillearetary. '
N 11,-11, ea Act pjpgailt 41* 7th prof We idiot of
his late Majesty, ao person dill hi swilled to vote at tbr
said Election who shall not have beco sit calendar months
possessed i 6 is own right of the stuck for which be shall
them give hfi vote' oldest the said stock shall have been
acquired, ur shall have come by hequral, or he marriage,
or by succession to an intestate's estate, ur by the Castor's of
the City of Lordoo, or by any shed of settlement after the
death of any person who shall have beau entitled fur life
to the dividends of inch stuck.
London, England, 1821-03-22

CORN BICHAAGR, IVIIDNISDEILY, MA* 21.

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A considerable quantity of Wheat mid Barley remained
over from Monday's supply, and although there were 1101
fresh arrivals this mauling, tho sale of the above articl,•
was exceedingly heavy, but there is no alteration io the
prices of either. Oats were also very dull sale, and inferior
Corn was rather cheaper. In Beene, Pease, tad other at-
t iclee, there is no alienates.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Ct. Cons. 69j 6811 I Ez.8i115.2..5 4 8 5 di%
69ft Bank for Openu.g eq.o4
5 per Lt. N. Ann... 1041 I India for 3331
104 10411 I Cone. fir Ace... 70 69;
Imp. 3 per U. An. 69U I 704 694 -
London, England, 1821-12-04

a mutate rttb►e likely to be generally opproieti of
had been taken. With regard to the state of the
county of Armagh itself, We are happy to say that i►
is perfectly quiet and orderly. On this subject at
eau refer to the letter of a Very respectable ■nd
wealthy Baronet at present residing there, which
woo published in our Paper two days ago,
is A variety of details collected from all parts of

the country will be found in our aubseqftent co-
lorant'. We art glad to say that they present t!,.
.Mee enormity. Some of the Provincial Pipers et.
press their apprehensions that the lamentable spirit
which, according to all account', had its birth nu
the Courirnay estate, is still travelling into (NIL,-
counties. They add, however, that preeaatient 0.••
taken to arrest its march, and they very proptr'y
call on the resident Gentry and Magistracy to ev•tr
themselves to prevent, rather than punish, infutu-
-ated delinquency.
•• Some exaggerated rumours were in circulation
in this city yesterday, and had even got into print.
Amongst others, it was said that Lord Dinner:H.
agate,' seat at Knocklofty had been attacked and
plundered. These reports appear to be undescre.
ing of credit.
" An evening paper contained the follownv....
" • We regret to learn that the house of Michael
Aylmer, Esq. in the county of Kildare, was attacked
fur arms, and other turbulent indicatioaa have been
manifested iu the saute county'."
•- • - -
The situation of affairs in the east of Europe
boo assumed a very serious aspect. Persia, accord-
ing to private letters, has nut only declared war
'against Turkey, but has actually commenced hos-
tilities in Asia agatust the Turks. The fact is
Punted positively, and it is inferred that this would
base been fioete without some previous concert
Of passimunicatiets with Russia, and that Russia

.salll pa he tm r armies in outman against Turkey as
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.0.0 NI military operations cats be underaken front
the banks of the Pratt,.
It is not true, as has been hinted it' a Morning.
Paper, that Mr. CANNING is going to India. The
Puke of Mowraosit is about to resign the office of
Master of .the Horse, which will he conferred tim,
the Duke of Down. The Duke of Motraosr.

-succeeds. the Marquis Of Hiall'OßD as Lord Cham-
berlaus. There may be some other arrangements,
but they are of minor importance.—(Evening
Paper.)
Letters Iwought by the Turkey Mail, dated Con.
atentinople, October 25, state, that an official com-
tunnication was made by the Turkish Government
to the Foreigu Ambassadors, of the total defeat of
the Greek fleet, which took place hi the Bay of
Kolokythia. Thirty-three vessels were taken, and
neatly as assay destroyed. Accounts from Smyrna
state, that the alarm respecting the disturbances
Which took place on the•l7th, had subsided. At
t llie date of the letter (the 19th), every thiug was
•
Yesterday the dispatches were closest M the gist
I iklaia. Home, and delivered to the Peters of the
• I I; IV
r
London, England, 1821-12-04

111;0„-4,;Pfu4„ , .I)4g4g.' s.

t ,diesavuell
~11 . var. JAN 11,1*Ni
Ti iYti iDaisliodt "g,' V. 4

•
' . .144404 NAM I
the arrangililielies, nevi
I'nitivelY made, whereby Lard SiettionTO s fires
Inertia She Home Department, in which ha will lief
'Wtiiitded by the Right Hon. Ron Ere Peeps
lib change will most probably be officially
Waited in this evening's Casette. We 0.11 learn
So (he same source whether the rumour be cor-
legliithat Lord SIDMOUTH is to be honoured with a
'alt 'its" the Cabinet, notwithstanding hie. veins t
fidirthe active duties of office. .1-11
The Gaulle will probably also eisigietjegei
appointment of the Marquis WaLLIIKINTe the
Lieetenantcy of Ireland, in the Tenni d
TALBOT ; and Mr. Gott Liman to the office .1 the
Chief Secretary, in the room of Mr. CHARLES
GIANT. Upon these several changes we may be
viraitted to make a few remarks.
's. appointment of Mr. PEEL to the Home
ihriitnient in the room of Lord SIDMOUTH, is an
avid which will excite very little interest in the
ittlattry beyond the immediate circles of these
4tlght Honourable personages' private friends. In
-pflist of talent, we believe Mr. PEEL to excel the
ifebk Lord ; while in official experience and ex-
ipsituess in the details of office, Lord SIDMOUTH
tiali 'Undoubtedly the advantage over his successor.
In the general character of their political principles
there is not a shade of difference between them.
MT. PEEL possesses undoubtedly more native in-
dependence of mind than his predecessor in office,
and we believe took some pains in forming his
notions upon questions of public policy. His Con-.
duct upon the subject of restoring to the country
the inestimable advantages of a metallic currency,
and of thereby giving some stability to the.comnitin
measure of value, proves Mr. PEEL to be capable
of impartial inquiry, and that he has the Moulin's*
to avow an *lteration in his previous opinions, when
lie finds, upon investigation, that dim; opinioos
have been erroneous. Upon the expediincy of re-
pealing the laws that injuriou,ly affect the'Rdratin
I
• berenri. vitw ,torst'i wee »tit'
London, England, 1821-09-13

TN EA TEE- RO Y4l L, ENGLISH
sritis ND.

THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Sept. 13,
will be perforated (29th time) a sew Petite Piece,
in two acts, called
LOVE'S DREAM.
Frederick Easy. Mr. Wrench; Simon, Mr. Harley; Henry
Morton, Mr. Pearl...a; Mr. Dormer Mr. Rewbotham. Ce-
cilia Dormer, Miss Kelly; Maria, Mrs.i Bryan.
After which, 12th time, • sew Operetta, called
A CURE FOR COXCOMBS.
'The Characters by Messrs. Wrench, Wilkissors, Row.
heithens, W. Bassett, Miss E. Blanchard, sad Kim 1. Ste-
Velleell.
To muscled, with (ISth time) • new Melo-drama, is two
acts, called
THE MILLER'S MAID.
The Miller, Mr. Bartley; George' Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles,
MT. ; Matly, Mr. Harley; Old Granger, Mr. Row-
bedlam. Dense, Mrs. Jerrold; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly.
The Illensimated Shrubbery will be opened at Eight
o'Clock for the admMsMa of the Second Price, which cunt-
siseacee at Niue.
"Boxes, be.; Serried Price, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Second Price,
I..l:W.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Price, full.
Doors ores at Half-past Six, the Perfernmeee to begin at
Seven.
Tomorrow, Free and Easy—Two Wiser-and Love's
Dream. .
London, England, 1821-09-13

rirta: ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet,
Diotist to the Royal Family, have been proved by loot ex-
perience to g. eatly excel, both in eltgaree mod efitii 'try,
every other preparation fur the Treat mid Gums; they et.-
feetsally preserve the Teeth in a *amid stale even to old age,
reader them white and beautiful without impairing the
enamel, rostra such as are loose' and keep such as are de-
cayed (rum becoming swim. They likewise fernier the
breath delicairty sweet, torrent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly
cure the Scurvy is the Gums, and make theta grow firm and
atom to the Teeth.—The lissesice is particularly meow.
mended to Paresis and Persons who have the care of
Clkildren as the greatest preservative of young sad tender
Teeth. None are genuine but what have the words,
I. Memel, Bayley and Blew, Cocksper-street," engraved
is the Stamp. Price to. Pd. each.
BATLEY', TRUE ESSF.NTI AI. SALT of LEMONS,
Ca taking lab Spots sad Stains out of Lace and Linea. The
is sigard " W. Bayley" tin the Box sad Wrapper.
Also his SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of
Staff, Woolkw Cloth, Sec. price 1.. each.
VERITABLE POMMA DE DIVINE, price 3.. 6d. the
glass.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley said Blew, Per-
u sere Cockspar-street, Lauda It.
London, England, 1821-09-13

€30,000 MONEY FOR FIRST PRIZE!
30th of NEXT MONTH (OCTOBER).
T
BISH respectfully reminds his best Friends,
• the Public, that the STATIC LOTTERY
roet-
tooacts NEXT MONTH, and that the very first Prize
draws will receive 30.6001. Money over and above whatever
other Prize it will he entitled to. The Scheme contains
Three Prizes of 30,0001. sod 6,711 other Prizes, all Merl*,
alionep. nod not TWO Blanks to • Prize !—There tire neither
Stork Prizes nor Classes, as erect/ Ticket decides its owm
fate and mu other.
Tickets and Shares are selline at BM'S Offices, 4, Com-
bat, and 9, Chariuperoes, London ; and by his Agents its the
Cesteary.
Brfiesever 30,0001. Prizes have fat toed 'tart of the Scheme,
DWI'S Others have been (if possible) more lucky than
metal, as he has sold more than our-h.ilf of all the Thirty
Tloossands the' have ever been! !! And in the very lest
Lottery he sold one 21,0001. tone 20,900 t. one 16,0001. and
Sixteen smaller Capitels.
*so The Price of Storks is .affixed, hourly, against
RISH'S Office, its Gambill, by which the Public miy ace
the fluctuations.
London, England, 1821-10-09

tuna sociErt

Yesterday a meeting was. held at the City of
London Tavern, for the purpose of forming • Fe-
male Branch Society and 10 Female Associations,
to act in conjunction with the City of Loudon
Auxiliary Bible Society.
Mr. Evan h lying taken the Chair, proceeded
to explain the object of the meeting.
Mr. J. OWEN followed in a speech of consider-
able length, and concluded with moving-04 That
Ladies' Branch Bible Society be formed to act in
conjunction with the City of Loudou Auxiliary
Society."
letter was read from the Duchess of Kent,
stating her willingness to be the President of the
Society ; and one from Miss Vansittart, expressing
her readiness to be one of the Vice-Presideuts, and
enclosiug a doomtion of ten guineas.
The Secretary staled to the meeting that there
were two illustrious visitors present, Mohawk
Chiefs, from the neighbourhood of Canada, who
had come to this country to settle some affairs
with Government, and who, being sensible of the
importance of the Bible to mankind, had come to
the meeting to witues. their trans for its diffusiou.
One of them was mimed Brand, and was son of
tl e famous Chief of that name, and would address
the meeting. The mane of the other was Carr.
The Chief, Brawl, who was dressed in the cos-
tume of his country, addressed the meeting in good
English. It gave him great pleasure to be present
at a meeting whose object w■s to extend the kut,w-
ledge of the Scriptures, and lie was happy to its-
form them that their exertions had been IPghly
beneficial to the inhabitants of his remote country ;
and lie could assure the meeting, that his account
of that day's proceeding would be heard in his
country with great delight. This short speech was
received wish much applause.
The Re.olut►ons fur the formation of the Society,
■nd appoininieut of Officers, were all carried
unanimously.
London, England, 1821-10-09

DONCASTER MEETING, 78.22.

Lair E. Peire's br. r. by Prrirles, dam by
Brisissgbrossish,Shis. airst Sir .1. Blues gists, to Neva, Bd. 21b.
100 gs. Is. Is. St. Leger Course.

His Majesty's 100 gs. fire 5 yeah old mires.—This Plate
was originally called the Hambletoss Guineas, bating heca
ran there instil the year 1770, Mien his 51,jesry was pleased
to order that they should be dibeolitintied at that place, mid
be nu in future, at York and Richmond alternately. la
1799, so order wav issued by the Earl of Westmorland, eio 4g
Master orate Horse, threettog that those Plates which had
hitherto been run fur wily by Nix years uld horses, should
not be so limited for lbe future, but extend to fuer,
Eve, six, and aged Mmes. Au opinion was eoteitained
that this order applied to his Alsjesty's 100 gs. foe tive.yearl
old mares, and they were consequently advertised to be rna
at Richmond, this year, by four, five, six, and aged horses.
A ensitplaiut having beets made so the Stewards, the ease was
taken itsto eausiderstiou, and it was determined that they
should be run as heretofore, by See.yeara old mare., ear".
ing lost. each (fonr.years old tithes, of course, giving away.
their year), and the lace was accordingly so ruu on Wed-
nesday.
The Stewards sod Members ofehe Jockey Club bare passed
a retioltition—. That all bets made after the neat Derby and
Oak.' Slakes arc run at Epsom, in 1822, ARM be considered
as made in poem& storliug, sad nut io guineas, as hereto-
fore.
' • -
. THE CURRAGH.
The 'Gold Whip, presented by his Majesty to the Turf
Club, "rids One Hundred Guineas added to it annually, will
be ruu for MI Fiiday of the next October Meeting. The
following Article has been appetivtil of by Isis \li jestyf—
ar. Isle
Four yrs old lO 10
Ewe itt0..
Six ditto l2 2 Four Miles.
Aged l2 4
Three pounds allowed to Mares and Gehitugs. This Whip
to be challenged by catering immes fur it with the Deputy
Rattier at the Curetigh, &rep clear days before turiugiaisil
holm ran smote /tug to the King. Plate Articles.
London, England, 1821-10-09

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mossar,OCTolllll S.
There was an abundant supply of eiery lieseriptios of
Cassie at market this monolog, In conseqoesee of which the
market was heavy, and the prices are lower than last week.
1n the Hay Market there is ou slteratioo. Straw cud Clover
as per our last. The following is an accurate stairascut of
the prices and sissuilvers
To sink the offal per stone of Sib.
Heef.."32. OJ. to 4s. 041. tHe of Cattle this day:
Mutton .2s. OJ. to 4s. 0.1, Beasts 2 B7O
I.amb„..os. 0.1. to Os. 04. Sheep ..... 21,060
Vea1....3s 64. to ss. 0.1. Calves
Pork... 3s. 6J. to 4a. 6J. ...... 210
London, England, 1821-10-09

PRICE 01 POTATOES, from OCT. 1, to OCT. $.
Marsh Ware Potatoes, from ... 69. to 70. per too.
Shaw sod Quebec Potatoes Ware, from 40. to 00. per too.
alarsh Cluspiusr, at
London, England, 1821-10-09

to wish, for otherwise, atter the loss of out privilege
of the corn trade, we must soon sink into a village
of fi.herreen. The English here look gloomy, be-
cause, in the present crisis, they cannot hops for
any sale of their immense magimines of goods.—
Allgenseitte Zeiting, September SNI.)
WILMA, SEPTEMBER I.

In the hitter end of last month we had troops of
all arms continually marching through this town,
most of whom halted for one night, and then con-
tinued their march to the south-west frontiers of
the kingdom. They come from the interior of the
empire, and were all animated with the moat ardent
attachineut and unlimited devotion to their august
Monarch, as well as the joyful hope that they
should soon be able to manifest their feelings in
the contest for religion and humanity. Among
these troops were several of those corps which we
saw pass through seven years ago to free the
west of Europe from foreign tyranny. The recol-
lection of that eventful period was renewed in all
minds on this occasion. For our brave soldiers
flatter themselves that they are called upon to
break the chitin of their oppresved brethren in the
south of our continent, and in those countries
which, on account of their services in the moral
improvement of mankind, are some of the most
interesting on the whole surface of the globe, to
restore the throne of legitimase authority and the
empire of civilization, whose ruins have been
buried fur four centuries under barbarism and des-
potism. It may be easily supposed that the pro-
bable object of the march of these troops added
to the cordiality with which our citizens are used
to receive our soldiers.

LEI esic, SEPTEMBER 24.

There is • report that several Sovereigns will
soon visit Leipsic, for one of whom apartments
are already esiriged. Besides our own Sovereign,
the King of England and the King of Prussia
are spoken of—(Avremberg Correspondent, Sep-
tember 29.1

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 24.

The Austrian Observer and the Vienna Gazelle
mention the departure of the Austrian and Russian
Ministers from Lisbon, on account of the refusal
of the Portuguese Government to give the satisfac-
tion that was required for the breaking of the win-
dows of the Austrian Consul General last April.—
The Austrian Observer remarks on the circular
issued by the Portuguese Government to its Minis-
ters abroad, that " it is a most strange assertion in
this circular, that the note delivered by M. de
Berks, by order of his Court, was induced by a
false statement of the affair published in the Eng-
lish courier. If it were permitted to believe that
the Imperial Court would be guided by the state-
ments of foreign newspapers, in giving instructions
to its diplomatic agents, such a supposition would
be wholly arbitrary and groundless in the present
case, as the direct communication of M. de Berks
himself, founded on indisputable facts, were fully
sufficient to make the affair cleur."—(Arst►ims
Observer. September 25.)
London, England, 1821-12-03

finance has read, stating that Lis arjesty feeling
the necessity of regulating the public credit, in
order to consolidate the constitutional system, had
commanded him to signify to the Cortes, that this
being a subject of the highest importance to every
nation desirous of reforming its financial system
and administration, and that notwithstanding all the
reforms made by the Cortes to raise public credit,
very little had been accomplished towards placing
it in a nourishing condition, his Majesty "Mg de,
sarong that the Cortes should apply themselves to
the consolidation of the public credit with the same
perseverance and teal with which they had distutoed
other subjects, which, by his Majesty's commit/4,
he commuoicated to the Corteo.—(Padrid Pt:pers,
Noefitier 15.)
London, England, 1821-12-03

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DUBLIN, NOVINBEIt 29.

STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
COUNTY OF GALWAY.

It is pleasing to perceive that while several coun-
ties in this kingdom are convulsed with domestic
broils, ours ha, not its yet caught the contagion, but
remains perfertly tranquil and undisturbed.—(Cos-
nought Journal.)
MISREPRESENTATION.
Since the commencement of the present dipturb-
emcee, !furious misrepresentations have towel sent
abroad, and statement. in this dors P -of

some Ina,- in .gay's Paper at-
ford new proofs, thrtt something more than the truth
has been given to the public. We have received
an obliging letter from a most respectable quarter
in the county of Cork, reprobating in strong and
appropriate terms an account which recently ep-
petard in this Paper, mentioning, that there war'
not a getitlenitinb residence from Mill-strert to Kan-
lurk, with two exceptions. that had not been vi-
sited by the tightly disturbers of tire peace. We
extracted this account from a cotemporary, but we
have now anthority to av, that it was unfounded
in many respects. We have not room to enter fur-
ther into the subject at present, but we shall give
the particulars on Thursday.--f Waterford Chroai-
ck, Noreatber

We take the following paragraph from an Even-
ing Paper :
*- ANOTHER IiORRIBLIE MURDER.—Letters re.
eeived iu town this day from the neigh^bouthood of
Kanturk mention Hir assassination of Captain
tete, who lived near the town of Newmarket. This
dreadful deed was perpetrated on Solidity night
last, and the !cwr which communicates the
{hence way written the following day. As the cir-
cumstance hug been communicated just as we were
preparing fur going to press, we have oo time fur
stating any of the particulars.
" A report has gained ground in town that Cap.
lain Wallace, of Drishane Castle, in the neighbour.
hood of Kanturk, had been attacked on SeiedAy
140 r—that he made a most gallant detester, and
had repuls►d his assailants, after having received *
wound iii the contest. All we have to soy at pre-
sent is, that we have seen a letter, written from a
place within five miles of Captain Wallace's res.-
deuce, on Monday last, *laid' does not autheuticate
the circumstance. Probably the assassination of
Caplan, Water. may have caused a confusion of
names and circumstatices—at least we must doubt,
the report concerniug Captain Wallace. Of the
other horrible occurrence there is no doubt.
ATTEMPT AT ASSASSIN ATtoN.—On last San-
London, England, 1821-10-31

IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NUN-COURT, CORNHII.L, AND ST. WIES3-
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CAPITAL, L'750,6410. • • '
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peas In Kings Ships and Parket', or miter decked wench,
between Heilnle Pt./1 ts and such Fureign.Ports as lie between
Ostend and Havre de Grace, both included, without intim
Premium, and witlioul being subjected to the incinivenience
applying for the special 'leave of the Directors, as here-
tofore required by the o•oal conAilinns or Life Policies.
By order of tha Board,
JOHN GREY, Actuary.
Persons Insured for the whole Term of Life, will parii-
ciliate periodically in Two.Thiril Paris of the Profits of the
Company, by ashlitions to She Sams insured.
Rates and Conditions may Im had, by applying at either
of the Compsoy's Offices.
A liberal Agency is alkwed tro Professional Men effecting
' Immraitese.

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London, England, 1821-10-31

THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
Peachusa. Mr. Terry; Lockit, Mr. Williams; Capt. Mae-
heath by a young Lady (her 7th appearance nu this 'taw);
Filets, Mr. Hammond. Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. Pearce;
Miss R. Corri; Lucy, Mrs. Jones.

Preen:me to which, 33d time, a new Comic Piece, in one set,
called
MATCHMAKING.
The Principal 0111,ot-rel.. by Ware. Baker, Oxberry, De-
camp, Terry, and Mrs. Chetterley.
To which will be added
THE SPOIL'I) CHILD.

OM Pickle, Mr.llfilliams; Little Pick/r, Mrs. Raker;
Tar, Mr. Tayleare. Mira Pickle, Mrs. Pearce; Maria, Mrs.
Young ; Margery, Mrs. Kendall.
A handsome Saloon has been added, and It is ►espeetfully
huped that iu every particular the New Th••atre will be
found warthy the apprubut nod patronage of a British
Pablie.
Doors to he opened at Milt past Six o'Clock—the Play to
begin at 5c,,..
Boxer, bo.—Pit, 3s.—Pirst Gallery, 4s.—Second Gal-
lery. la.
Place. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. hlamingbam, at
the Theatre. .

N.ll.—Private Pose.; may he had nightly, by application
•t the Box-office.

To-morrow, The Beggar's Open—Matchmaking--and
Fortune's Frolic.
On Friday, The 13egrar's.Ogieriss—Match4naking—and A
Roland for an Oliver.
London, England, 1821-10-31

DARING ROBBERY.

Yesterday a most audacious robbery was committed an the
Sessions•huuse, Cleat-awell-green. William Pitcher, a
constable, brought a sheet of as ?per. •aloe es. into Conti,
foe the stealing of which • woman was in be tried, and the
copper was so be produced. The constable happened to 1•s
the copper by bis side, and in • few merits it was missing.
Shortly after a man of the name of Jaren flare IN/ slopped
by another constable leaviog the Sessiusas.house will. the
identic■l sheet of copper its his possession. li. was taken
before the Magistrates at Hatton garde., who committed
the Primmer fur trial.
London, England, 1821-10-31

COALS 39-:. for iiimwiliste payment, goad wa-
llow, delivered in Tuwu eirtige fns.; superior forge
~Yallsead Coals, Otis. .qual lu whai are sellitur by others
at 54s ; s. trend.; 43•041.; infetrur, :9.. free of every ex.
pewee except Ilse trate for inet.ge and shooting.

_
%T. POOL, Cheap Coal Merchaot, 74, Bankside, &mill.
writ, Neer Holland.strert, begs moat reaper trolly to soh-
mit to kin Pe wads ani: the Public in general, that siotwith-
stamliog the watchful rye of "pies and informeis, who are
employed awl support. 41 against him by the 1110110p0111111 Or
Ike /MI., for the ;oppose of eositi•uiog their on ii high prices,
still he ii determined to persist in selling Cook cheaper than
soy other homer in London, and he challenges mid defies the
whole of the conspirators in 11w trade, with their numerous
besly ut Mt .4 mere, to prevent him. He moil particularly re.
(vests all p#lll#lll 11NITIMilig Coals from him to desire the
cartoon to inen.s.so the Coals votitaiued is may of the Stella
1 this inlay appear the leant onsatisfactury, to prove that they
I routaiss three fair Boahels of rinds; One may •Iso he tithes
Ihail only :#1 a friendly. hut stimlotaly weresaary hint to donee
nho ace HOW il'ali,ll 'V" hies priced Coal Ilerchasite, who
4 lois ill. rimers, room particolaily in the Westintustir Meter's
I district, which commence. iiiimeilimely westward 4.f she
! Temple, as it is well known in she Trade the must frauds-
; lent practice. use resoled In by the rei ajnrity of them ; 44,
in many imitative', not MOM 111111 two hoishela nod a half arc
! scut tor a seek. Those who purchase from W. POOL may
come or wort to the WlEteres to see thew Coals measured.
19'b. Skip Dieter's Certificate of the !large will be produced
In prove Ike viable_ (toe chaldrow ingrain in taking
I wenty, three racks to fiee,ur one sack is, two and a half.
i W. POOl. desires the principal Coal Meters to send the
I ati ir teat owlets they have to invert then cement of his
Coals. W. POOL treas., the threats of the wide with the
to I olepeirdeirl prig of a few and h '.ll trader.
NA—Orders by post tar edits wise, as •bover will met
• immediate aileatits.
London, England, 1821-10-31

MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday. art SI. James's Church, by the Rev. Robert
Moore, Prebendary of Canterbury, Sir William Johnstone
Hope, M.P. one of the ion), of the Admiralty, to she Right
Hun. Maria Countess of Athlone, sister to Sir Robert Ettru.
Dart. of Wiedleatone in the county of Durham.
. .

At Paisley, us the 22d instant, William Mercer, Esq.
writer to the signet, Edinburgh, to Catherine, eldest daughter
of Robert Maxwell, F.aq. Paisley.
At the Church of Overton, on the 17th instant, the Rey.
Dr. Dewar, minister of the Tron Church, Glasgow, to hams,
youngest daughter of Edward Place, Esq. of Skelton Grange,
Yorkshire.
On Thimaday, at Hempstead, by die Re►. S. Coniutelise,
Willis. Henry Hyett, Esq. of Paiuswick•houar, to Arse
Jane, daughter of Joseph Seyasoar Blecoe, Esq. of Hemp-
stead Court, both is Glancemershire.

On Monday, at St. Georecoa Church, Blnnsi.bnry, Mr.
Hamblin, of the Theatre Royal Rath, in Mi4s Elizaterth
Blanchard, daughter of Mr. Blanchard, of the Theatre Royal

DEATHS.

On Monday, the Seth instant, at his house in Lower
Berkeley.streei, Michael Blount, Esq. of Mapledurhani,
Oxon, in the 78th year °Chia age.
On the 19th instant, at Paris, John Astlec, Esq. pro-
prietor of the Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-bridge, aged
SS years.

on tbe 28th instant, at his house, Hyde Park•eorner, John
Warner, Esq. more thsn Thirty years a Magistrate for the
County of Middlesex.

At ormly, Caithness, on the 13th instant, Cap:aiu Dunnld
Sinclair, late of the 30th regiment of foot.
At Belfast, on the 18th instant, Major Andrea Petition,
of the Bth Royal Veteran Baltalatto, and late of the 29th
regiment of foot.

On the Ist instant, at Rome, in the 39th year of his age.
the Right Rev. Doctor Walsh, Roman Catholic Bishop of
ISaterftird sod Lismore.
London, England, 1821-01-17

In She Press, and shortly will he pablialiell, in ore vol. Co.
POSTIIUMOUS LETTERS addressed to
FRANCIS COLMAN, and GEORGE COLMAN
the Elder, with Annotations Fool Occasional Remarks.
By GEAMGE COLMAN Slit Younger.
Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and %V.
Blackwood, Edinbusgh.
Of whom may also be hid,
nitoAD Glt INS ; prising, with new additional Tales
in V. roe, those formerly the title of " My
Night Gown and Slippers," &swath Edition, price Os. in
boards.
London, England, 1821-01-17

C"- 'a . tapbl-4
1/Vv
1;44,146.4.3 .ec.l...;.ict
sir -IP'
THE QUEEN.

,

PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES.

Upward, of 50 Addresses will be presented In her alitimist:
en Monday next, from various Towns, Parishes" maw
Are. fie.
The Lord Mayor sad Sheriffs will go in elate, alined*
ley a large deputation of the Livery. There will also het
deputation fiows Westminster, and several others from the
meantry„ all onetime to testify their attachment to the
Query by waiting upon her Majesty is person.
The Brardounders of the Metropolis are preparing a
more splendid'proemaiun tbsu Ibat which accompanied their
firmer Address In her Majesty. The delineation will con-
sist of about 700 persons, headed by six men in complete
~its of armours—the others clad is half armour—each

individual treatise some enshieniatiral device.
A &palmitin from the Coopers will also wait upon her
Majesty on Monday with an Address from that body. They
will carry in procession • Assweinstwelp Rtlt rash. with snit.
able inseriptioes ; on one hoop three will he the Attires ttt,
the never-10-betergotten minority that voted is favour of

her Majesty. Depirtatisnes will she present Addresses
from the Parish of St. Kensington. the Lon.
(tan lailinminsa Classes, Glassblowers Carpenters, anol
Tin•Plste Workers. The latter four carrying emblems of
their respeetive trades.

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

flowers and plaits of hair a►e used an embellishments
of the head dresses. R Wit continues to be the prevailing(
mbar. In the trimming of ball-dresses, earn of wheat in
prowls are intermixed with flowers—sometimes the pearls
conotitlite part of the flowers themselves. In the clip of a
11.iwer, far instance, the pearls form the pistils. Swine ladies,
instead or pelisses, wear real usen's cloaks, with a little
etasiding collar, and a collar turned. Of two Irately exhibit.
41, snip was of bright orange and velvet, trimmed with sable;
the utlirr agree,' cas•isit., lined and trimmed with ermine.
London, England, 1821-01-17

This ilsy are published, handsomely printed in three vo-
latiles octave., with n Portrait of the Author, price 2/. 2s.
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HISTORICAL MEIIOIIIS OF 'MY OWN
TIME: —Part the First, from 1772 to 1780: Part
the Second, from January 1781, to March 1782: Part the
Third, from March 1752 to March 1784.
By Sir N. W. WRAXALL, Bart.
Pointed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, London; aad W.
Blackwood, FAinburch.•
Of whom may slut lie had, by the same Author,
THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Accession of
11 EERY THE TII IRD, in 1511, to she Death of HENRY
THE POURTH,in : Second Edition, is six volumes
Bro. price 31. Plts in boardi.
MEMOIRS of the COURTS of BERLIN, DRESDEN,
WARSAW, aud VIENNA; two vols. Pro. Third Edition,
price Ilk. its boards.

A TIMM ROUND THE BALTIC, through Denmark,
Sweden, Finland, Eusaiii, sad Prussia, in a Series of Lit-
ters; Fear* Edition, eurreeted mud 'truncated; B,u. Bs.
in (wards.
London, England, 1821-09-14

♦NOTHER LETTER SAME DATE.

" At five, ans. left this road his Majesty the
KING, with his squadron, consisting of sixteen sail
of ships, brigs, and cutters, wind ut W.N.W. ;
moderate breeze.

'6 kleven, a.m.—Wind at west, and every ap-
pearance of a southerly wind.

" Two, p.m.—Wind S.V V,"

BRI4TOL, SEPTEMBER 12.

" The Wellington packet arrived in this port this
morning from Dublin : she saw the royal squadron
yesteiday morning at ten o'clock, about eight or
ten miles from the mouth of Milford Haven, stand.
ing across the Chauuel with the wind at W.S.W."
( Extract of a Letter from our Correspondent.)
" MILFORD. SEPTEMBER I I.

" This morning, •bout six o'clock, sailed hence
the royal squadron, with his Majesty the KING on
hoard.. About eight o'clock the major pert of the
fleet clea'red St. Ames Head. His MAJESTY did
not make his appearance here, owing, as stated, to
indisposition from the effect of the voyage. It is
more than probable, from their sailing with a west
wind, as I do not think they can get round the land,
that it I, intended to run up the Bristol Channel,
as report states that his MAJESTY is anxious to be
in London. The weather is now fine."

From•the tempestuous state of the weather it is
resumed the royal squadron has tint been able to
get round the Land's End from Milford, in which
event the Kutch would probably proceed by land
Loadini. If the squadron has been able to get
round the Lund's End, the wind having been
westerly would be favourable for his passage up
ChSimel,

A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papers
to the tOth instant. The followiog are extracts

Nausea's, 'Err a.= 7.
The King of England is expected in this capital on this
18th of this month. His Majesty will 9ICCUpy the Hotel of

____....t i.

Oa ileKiels Amliginder, Lord Materty. His Lordship
win onmOvi:VatAnialisa to the Doke upe-Wellioutos Rotel.
TlgLiweiska, of ea Illritimak 1111ajamtwill give occasion to
ismiffiffimi!aint. amid' anal* M a great conesume of
f.
firs:
Valtia‘ •UOINT 11.
It Is affirmed that the Archduke Ferikaand, Goveraor-
London, England, 1821-09-14

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALIIIQUTH,['TIMMER I I.
Smiled the Marquis of Salisbury packet. with a wad Oar
Jamaica; and the Traveller, fok Trieste.
snorviesa It.
Sailed the Leicester packet fdr lionised; aiiif Lady Nelms
packet for euxhavin—.each with a moil.

atataaaa, errramete It.
Arrived off byre the Albion, Adams. from Pewit/nigh fur
Liverpool, with loss of anchor and cable..
DOVtR SIPTEIDIEIR 12.
His Majesty's dock-yard lighter " from Deptford
for Portsmouth, with Governmeot stores, in coming for this
harbour last night, got shack of the South Head; uot the
flowing of the stile she could not be gut off, but as the cargo
is nearly all lauded, should the weather moderate she will be
got off. •
LIVERPOOL, lEPTICRIIIIR 11.
Arrived the Penelope, Bowman, from St. John's N. B.
with loss of boats, foretopmart, &e. The brig Hope, of
Workington, from Quebec for Cardigan, was spoken with on
the lith September, of Cape Clear, very lenity, both pumps
going.

MUTTS/NW aereelivielt. 12.
Arrived the Tit/mandril, Price, Noon Bengal.
DCAL, errrix•nt It.
Arrived the Earl Wellington, Cooper, f►o" Malaga Coe
SI. Peteratiereb; Polly, Mwatlcy, from St:' Andrews for
London; Selina, from Newriktle fur Demerara; Catharine,
Peyton, f►otn London fur B. !fast ; and Hope, Corse, irons
dubu fur Lisbon: the two fulmar have sailed.
Sailed the Naiad, Hnichininni. for Amsterdam.
It blew strong this morning from the S.S.W, The Amelia,
of Pro:attire, ported front her anchor and proceeded fur
Rannigaie.

On Tuestky afternoon last, about three o'clock,
a portasautatu containing wearing apparel and volts-
ablts was cut off and stoles, from behind the cat.
triage of W. BURTON, El. of Holton Beckering.
It appears that shortly after parsing over the bridge
tit Gaitishorough, toward■ Barmy, two men were
observed by the driver to cross over the road as
if for the purpose of riding behind, but he pulling
tip a little, the persons stopped on the road: so
short a tune had elapsed that nothing was appre-
hended, until, in walking up Cringley hill, it was
dheavered that the straps had been cut, and the
portmanteau carried off.

Mr. JOSEPH PIIIIIP6ON, farmer, of Algarkirb
Fen. left Hot iicastle on his return home one vvetsing
during the fair, in company with three ,bangers all
un horseback. %%Then they came to a part of the
road which is much overhung with trees, in the pa.
mit of Scrivelsby, one of them celled out " Poll
up ihni't ride So that;" another ut the same guanaco'
struck Mr. P. a violent blow over the side of the
head, which brought him to the ground, where he
remained for some time senseless. When he recu.
vrrrd himself lie found that his late companions had
robbed Inas of his pecket•book, containing 341.
Mr. PkiILIPSON is the person who was robbed- of
4001. on his return to A lgorkirk hoot Bootee fair.
London, England, 1821-09-14

THE ARMY.

The 3d regiment (or Boni), quartered in Mellinger abeLt ,
ten months, have received • route for Liverpool, i.e then •
proceed to Chatham' from whence they take shipping fir
New South Wales. The first divisioa searched on lespedoy
last. The Buffs have got orders to retain the Olken of the
gib company, to consequence of their heir% ititended for
foreign service. The Bfilli regiment (or Coniraught.Rangera)
are to occupy these quarters.
The entire of the bib dragoon guards her. arrived at
Donaghadee, from Scotland. This distiaguished corps is
commanded by Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg.
The Depots of the 65114 67th, and 47th, which balm been
stationed at Winchester some time, under the conisnaarl of
Major Bowes, march out of that garrison this day to join
the depot in the Isle of Wight.
London, England, 1821-05-18

APPENDIX.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.
We, the undersigned, Master, Governorii, and Members
of the Court of Assistants of the Royal College of Surgeons
iii Loudon* deeply impressed with the 11/3111; fatal instances
of Smell Pox which daily emcee in the metropolis, and I.
various part! of the kingdom, assured that such results are
in a great fit grre coaseepeelices of the support and propaga-
tion of that disease by iuoculation, and unshaken in our
roufidenco of the efficacy of Vaccination in exterminating
Small Pox, from a sense of duty to the cuansanity, hereby
renew the engagement entertd into by us in the year 1813,
nut to inoculate Small Pux, but to panne, sad to the ut-
most of our power promote, the practice of Vaccination.
And we earnestly rreornufeeid to all Members of the Col-
lege similar cligagemeois ; convinced that the entire 'aline_
tine of Smell Pox would be the happy resole of the snpprra-
sina of Inoculation of that di eeeee and the 'funereal adult-
lino (111' VSCri.llll,3ll. - - _

lua.fichls, the 131 h day of October,
THOMSON FORSFEH, Maiiter.
EVILRAHD Home, G
WILLIA BLIZA RD, "erams'
(lewce Chandler, William Lyeiu,
T. Kraie, John Abernethy,
J. Hcan.ide, Smiley Fmk:in Cooper,
Hear) Cline, William Lucas,
David Damian, T. Chevalier,
William Norms, Jailers Wilson,
Julia A. Hawkius, Julio Gunning,
F. Knight, H. Leigh Thomas.
11..udfind Harvey,

CliallioLocir.—A writer its the Bristol Mirror
Says, that on examining the ftniim of Jahn Har-
wood, lately executed 10, anurder, the alarrisce of
Ose organ of Murder was u:)•ervej, and the presence
sit* that of Benevolence.--'lle skull of Lateornise,
Use barbarous wretch hang at Exeter, abort seven
years ago, restated a similar appearance
London, England, 1821-05-18

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

Corrox.—There has been a steady demand since our last,
•nd shout 2,300 bales bare been sold principally of East
Judie; io the priers there is no altrratiuu, the low qualities
having been iu constaui demand fur expatriation. Pernam-
buco of second quality is rather lower and heavy of sale.
The alike of the week are (dui,' paid) 200 bales Peruainhui o,
goodiao 131 d. to 131 d.; 4510 U., and Brrbice, ordinary
to good lid. to 12d.; (Hi bond) 1,200 bales Banal ordiaary
to good sp. to 61d.; 300 Surat yes, ordinary to good W. s.•
Bd.; 150 Madras good 74-4. to 7,1 d. per lb. The tuiptots are
725 bales East India.

fipicaa.—At the sale yesterday, the wily article which
went on' readily was Ciunsui..nur rood and fine qualitie., the
Mace was ebony refused, and nearly all the Nutmeg.. There
was us Cloves our Pepper in this sale, the demand fur the
latter is however very dull.

Postscript. Tuesday, May 15, Fort. o'Cloeh.
The B P. SUGAR market was fiat today, bid we ran
make no alteration in our quotations, the show of new Si.OW, fur which there is most inquiry, is at present very It.
raised.

The Carter market has berm dull since the last public
salts, and to-day three were brought forward cousisting of
Dutch, Januica, and St. Mamoru; the two former wont at
full pieta, bat the Dutch was peculiarly suited to bowie
consumption; the St. Domingo was very dull of sale, and
went about Is per cwt. lower.
London, England, 1821-05-18

THE DINNER.

This company proceeded &urn the Cathedral to Merchant
Taylors• Hall, where a dinner was provided for them.
At Ave o'clock about 130 persons sit down to partake of a
sumptuous entertainment ; the Lord Mayor in the Chair,
supported on the right, by his Royal Illicitness the Duke of
Gloucester, and un the left by she Archbishop of Canterbury.
We alto noticed amongst the company the following per-
mirages :
Lord Erskine, Lord Somers, the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, Bishops of London, Ely, Salisbury, Winchester,
LandalF, Chester, Lincoln, Bangor; Worcester, St. Asaph,
Gloucester, and Sodor and Man, Sir James Saumarez, the
Recorder, the Chamberlain, Sir. Justice Park, Sir Thomas
Tyrwhilt, and Aldermen Bonier, Bothwell, and Sir Charles
Flower.

O■ the cloth being removed, ",Von Nobis Drnseine" was
sung by Messrs. Dawes, Taylor, Barclay, Goulden, egts, &c.
The usual toasts were then given.
On the health of the Doke of Gloucester being drank,
he ruse and returned thanks, and slimed the company that
he was anxious for the wring'', of the Institution, which
deserved support and patronage above all others.
The health' of the Lord Mayor, Anlibialsop of Canter-
bury, Bishop of London, &c. Sec. were drunk, and speeches
of thanks were delivered in return,

The prufessioast Gentlemen entertained the company with
some drlightful harmony, and at a seasonable hour the com-
pany separated, after hat•iog eoutributed tuwardssthit sup.
port of the Charity.

RACRI4EGE.

-~_ .

Wednesday night, or early yesterday morning, serve
•illaias, by means of breaking open one of the back windows
of St. George's German Church, in Little Alie-street, Geod.
man's-Seidl, entered it, mid forced their way into the vestry-
room, where they broke open a large iron chest, which was
treble locked, but fortunately contained nothing except
some papers, which they strewed about the Door; they also
burst open the poor box, which is supposed to have contain-
ed • good solo °C rummy, as it had Opt been opened since
Easter week, and ripped the gold lace (runt Lathe beadle's
hat, which, together with the contents of the pour box,
they carried off. The church was entered about four weeks
before, it is supposed by the mains party, and rubbed of a
large carpet, a hearth-rug, tabie.coyer, three plated candle.
sticks, a box of mould candles, and many oilier articles.
London, England, 1821-05-18

USURY LAWS.

Sir T. B. LETHBRIDGE presented a Petitiqn from the
Bsukeis and Traders in t►e town of Cietskerne, in She
county of Devon, praying fur the repeal of the existing
Usury Laws.
Mr. BEN Err presented a similar Petition from Mr. John
Bannister, hanker, of Warminster, in the county of Wilts_
Ordered to lie upon the table.
BOROUGH BRI DGE—RIGHT OF ELECTION.
Mr. CALCRAFT presented the Report of the Committee
appointed to inquire into the merits Ida Petition concerning
the right of elestiou for the town of Boroughbridge, deciding
t►at the light of voting at elections fur the said borough is
in the occupiers of berme houses.
Mr. LEIGH presented a Petition front the Inhabitants of
Fulham, against the Metropolis Roads 11.11,-Ordered to he
upon the table.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY gave notice, Slut on Wednes-
day the 30th iustant be should move, " That t►e House do
rewire limit into a Committee of the whole Howe, to MS-