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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-26

EXTRAORDINARY IWAX
Uwe* Arvin' and twelve o'clock on Saturday eight the
o,ighboarbodd of lady Hentingdou's chaps I, near Clerks's-
. writ Prison, were roused from their galena fu conserpsewee of
. the watchmen springing their rattles, and 'unsling with Shed
lanterns in their hands toMards the burps% ground's' it
intimated to thews that some persons were tern loitinah Meer
she iron railing, either fur the purpose of rolling the
chapel or stealing the body of • 'ming woman, who had
Dees buried there that day. The keys were obtained, and a
strict search was eummesteed both its the burying ground
and its the chapel, and at lenetli, to their weft surprise,
who should they God amateated in the pulpit Is the chapel
but Thoth.. Hartle, one of the parish constables, who keeps
a little cqater sod fruit shop in Cumberland eon, Battle-
bridge. The patrol and celebrate looked at each other with
amazement on the discovery, sod fkle utifurt estate sight sem
logged off to the watch-boose ow auspicion of bring a restar-
t ravioli 111311. After being some time fa the watch house it wan
discovered abet the whole was • hoax, played by the other
constables, both on pour Harris and the watchman. Ii Pp.
-scars that a person was rent by the other amulet/les tojas...
form Harris that some resurrretioti.moo intended to Om%
that night to stall the burly of s yonor ft male eholaajit
buried there that day, aud the poor t
his vivisect, west aud concealed hinisellffil the pulpit is
order to detect the marauden. 10011 as it was atwartaiwd
that he got into the cloyed, sun was seat to inform the
watelemood that • person wye •to climb eir the rating of
.the burying ground fur tisrfesurpeee robb g it. After the
'case was esplaioed, tie pear fellow was discharged, and he
is ever since the langising.sietk of the whole segilluurbood.
London, England, 1822-11-26

CRI M IIvAL INFORMATION.

Mr. BROnue•Y said he hid to apply to their
Lordships for a rule to chew cause why ■ criminal
information should not issue against an individual
named Richard Addison, rending in a small vil-
lage in Cumberland, named Caldcott. He made
this application at the instance of a gentleman
named Backhnuse, under the following circum-
stances:—Mr. Backhouse, in his afSd•,vu, stated,
that iu 1794 and 1795, and again in 1799, he was
in the army, and ab.oad with his regiment, taking
a share in active service, and engaged in
actions; that he had always been honoured with the
approbation of his commanding officer; but in
1801 he was, together with seven other individuals,
diiecied by the Commander-in-Chief to become
the prosecutors in a charge preferred against supe-
rior officers on a question of discipline ; the prose-
cution failed, nod all these seven individuals, as
well as himself, were dismissed the service. He
hail since, however, been employed in the militia,
and never up to the present time had any imputa-
tion been cast on his courage. Mr. Barkboute had

been residisig in the same village with Mr. Addi-
son, who was a shopkeeper. About • month ago, Mr.
Backhouse bring out walking with two ladies, he, to
ovoid • piece of very bad toad, through which the fe-
males could not pass, turned a little out of the path,
and in doing so trespassed on a field bi-longing to
Addison, who soon after wrote a letter to Mr.
Backhouse, which was the subject of the present
application, and in which, alter giving notice to
Mr. Bockhouse that if he tog-itin presumed to conic
on his property he would be indicted for a trespass,
Mr. Addison proceeded to comment on Mr. Back-
house's chancier, and to advert to part events in
terms no way to be justified, and proceeded to use
the following expressions :—" I beg leave to tell you,
you are a cowardly incenthairand no gentleman."
The Cater JusTICE—" Take a 'isle to chew
cause."
The keel of an 120 gun ship. the largest In our
navy, is to be laid next week at Philadelphia.—
(Itero York Paper.)
One day last week as • naval pensio•er, and •
boy, his assistant, were employed in catching sing-
ing birds with bird-lime, near the Old Manse of
Logic, a hawk (the moor bustard) suddenly
pinnace(' upon the cage which contained the call-
bird, and getting entangled in the wires by the ta-
lons, he carried the cage a considerible iligibince.-
11e succeeded 1111 disentangling himself, however,
and the cage fell to the giound, his extended pi-
nions at the same time laying hold of the bird-lime
twigs, he seared with them to a great height. The
twigs shifted their position, and, as the Seaman nar-
rates, getting /Cross his breast ‘, like a sprit-rail
yard," end depriving him of the nee of his pinioas,
lie fell to the ground, and, alter much noise and
resistance, was laid hold of by the hird-caichers.-
14e lived in confinement soiree days, but died at last
of a brokerr heart.—( Adiabargia Paper.)
London, England, 1822-11-26

PRICE OF CANDLES,
Frets Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Price or Candles, per doses, 9, 441--Moulds, 10s 6J.
ed. per donne allowed ler ready money,
N.E.—The prices is tier coeval Retail Shops are from
71d. to Bd. per lb.
London, England, 1822-11-19

should be sorry to expo* his to one, owl iroi ti-
ther beer the punishment himself.
Mr. Justice BAY Lir...4i The object Isocline to .
woke the printer it,, up the work."
The Urtendent mod; of it were not for the per?.
pose of punishing hoes, he should have no objet!- •
tiouto Rive. (sillily name.

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Mr. holier uoot.ry ;mid, the Court could not
me that, so they hid nothing to do with ortgioating
proireut !011ie

The CHIC/ JosTionsaid, the Cowl would allow
the Defeurtout to come np this day sennight, and
in the ititerim lie might take mesiares to et the
reinsiiiing copies given up to him.
The Deleintaiit Find, as the printer and he were
at variance, he had little hope of prevailing on him
to give tip the copies.

The CHIEF JUSTICI said, it could not at all pre-
judice him ; if he did not succeed he would be but
where he now was.

Tile Defendant asked, if he were to be at liberty
till he came up rosin ?
The CHIRP JUSTICI replied in the affirmative.
The Defendant then withdrew.
The LORD CHU', JUSTICE afterwards sot of
N isi Prins, and di•pnsed oftreseral petty jury cues
of no public intrrei.t.
London, England, 1822-11-19

MODERN EUROPE.
This day is published, In seven volumes evo. price 3/.135. 6d.
beards, a Nee Edition of

THE HISTORY of MODERN EUROPE;
with ai Account of the Decline and Fall of the
Roman Easpire' and a View of the Progress of Society trues
the Rise of the Modern Kingdoms to the Peace or Paris, is
1763: in a Series of Letters from • NoWeimaa to his Sun.
A Nrw Edition, with • Continuation, terminating at the
establsehmeet of the Austrian Power in Italy, is 1821.
By CHARLES COOT E, LL D.

Printed for F. C. and J. Riviagiou •' J. Caldwell ; G. and
W. B. Whittaker; Longman and Co.; T. Catlell ; J.
Booker; J. Richardson; J. M. Richardsisa ; Baldwin and
Co.; Hardin and Co.; W. Stewart; J. Murray; J. Maw.
ataa ; Ogle sad Cu.; K. Saunders; J. Robinson; Kingsbury
and Co.; T. Hamilton; T. Wilkie; Bumpkin sad Cu.; E.
Edwards; and G. Mackie, Lando's ; Stirling and Co., and
A. Black, Edinburgh; J. Parker, Oxford; and Deightim
and Seas, Cambridge.
••• The Sixth and &math Vulgates may be bad gape.
rattly, price Its. each Volume.

Of whom issy aloe be had,
The HISTORY of ANCIENT EUROPE, by the seise, is
3 vote. Biro. price 4f. la. boards.
London, England, 1822-11-19

Wults said that he knew nothing about the basiAga

The Hagistrete said, that there wan now further pepoitif
Cooties beiog accereary to the vvie of the body of the 'ru-
men, who pawed al his wife; fur there Paoli be ma dwelt,
alter the erisleure of Mr. Farr. that Huller who was ist cons.
p•uy with Cowin's uo Hit •ight of the robbery. wit* COO.
cerned nilth the prisoners, Yates and Wrcb., that
might in dippowiag of the bprly by mesas olthhir.hetisfery
coach. He lamented that the evidence was out spawben4
clear to witarnot his committing rho partite; hid n•enarl
Coolies that every effort should he made op bran 040 10
justice. The Prisoneie site then discharged.

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London, England, 1822-11-19

4.ffr YOndar pie Nor.

itheeureao.io wino the Arts are ;tiredly iudebieii
ter saw, promiocliems of taste and elegance, heseotabllshed
• sew claim to politic f . Taking early advaetage of
the ammo la the mart he has•Jast published • work is*
leaded for • Christmas or New Year's firmest. It is a
Calendar fur the enseleg year, with emblenistfcal represents.
lions iif the twelve mouths, accumpsoied with practical
illostratioes; to which are added, some interesting literary
sketches, awl a complete yesmealogical table of the Miro-
pram Sovereigns and their living issue. The work is ap-
propriately entitled rke Forget Ile Not. The Kamm
states that "it is the first attempt to rival the some-
roes and rlegaot pmdoetioes of the cuallaent, expressly
drowsed to
ship, or offer-hos, at that lesion of the year which unseal
. mama has perticelarly consecrated in the escheat, Of saelt
asessimeials."-11 seldom happens that perfectiou is aitaitsed
by a Int effort ; hot the complete execution of the present
elegant work, we think, may safely challenge superiority. It
is to appear amorally.

TAR SPRCULATION IN FORRION TALLOW.
London, England, 1822-11-19

LONDON,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1842.

Sume of the Peri. Papers of Saturday have ar-
rived. The Moniteur, it is said, contain& an article
somewhat in the pacific strain of the late articles in
the Journal des Debate—s sort of composing
draught to traticpsillizt the public ferment. and al-
lay the storm excited by the rumour of the deter-
tnimition of France to march an army into Spain.
It is curious that these etfiirts of the French 'Mi-
nister& to restore the public tranquillity disturbed.
and the public credit beaten dean by false rumours,
should be delayed until the public tranquillity had
been re.torrd and public confidence had resched its
former level. It would almost lead one to su►pect
that the dfieirl people immediately connected with
the Gurecument derive an interest from the decep-
tion. The accounts from Madrid, which come
down to the Bth inst. notice a proceeding which re-
moves the may ground on which, according to the
✓oarea! des Debase. the march of a French pry
into Spain was to be apprehended. They etritep‘that
the proceedings arowsenced by Sibs Judge ref In.
wawa than. COltanit I'AItADZi. wised the iredividuide
cirocern.4 iu the enterprise of the 7th of July,
London, England, 1822-11-19

FRENCH MANUFAC'TURII.S.

LETTER DATED Rove*, OCTOBER 90.
There are a great many Englishmen employed
in the superintendence of the cotton manufactures
in Rouen said its vicinity ; but the proprietors are
very careful how they give any information respect-
ing the state of their establishments. Nothing offi-
cial has been communicated on this subject since
the visit of the Doke of Angouleme, four or five
years ago, when the manufacturers complained to
his Royal Highness that their Interests were terribly
afficted by the contraband trade in British goods.
It was then promised that effectual means should be
taken to repress smuggling, aad attempts were
certainly made ; but such is the demand for
English goods, notwithstanding the French boast
of superiority, that vast quantities are smuggled in,
stamped with a counterfeit stamp, and then retailed
oprnly in the shops at Rouen, as well as forwarded
in large quantities to l'aris. 1 think it is fair to
conclude however from appearances that the manu-
factures do more business than they did a few years
two ; Inc their they had only three steam-engines,
0
and 1 know of eleven or twelve at work here and in
the neighbourhood at this moment.
A Frenchman, who resided many years in Eng-
land, is building an extensive cotton Manulactory,
and erecting a very powerful steam-engine in the
Rue St. Julien; and 1 hear of other establishments
being io contemplation ; but with the tremendous
engines at work in England, and the present low
price of provisions, 1 think we need fear very little
from the French, who are sadly afraid of those bold
enterprises, by which alone we have gained the palm
of commerce. The workmen in the cotton mono-
factories here are badly paid ; a man must be a
pretty good workman, and labour from morn-
ing till night, to earn 55 sous, or 3 francs (24. 6d.
a day), and the children earn only 10 or 12 sous a
day. The number of children employed is cam-
par.itively rester than iu the English ruttuurscto-
London, England, 1822-11-19

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

Lowdon, Novembe► le. ISt".
Bitn-11 is well for those of 'woe reader* wise have paid
samarium to the different sorsessingss that have her. given is
yosir Paper, relative to she speculation is, Foreign Tallow.
This extrsordinary bubble ha• at Worth exploded, mid is
likely to prove our of the most disastrous that has been
karma fur IN nay years past. The price' which a few deco
back weer as 471. to 4b/. per ion, has fallen this mornior to
37/. soil 311. per foe foe new Y. C. Tallow, sod unlem it is
fur the pompom of receiving differessees, the article Is alto-
gether unsaleable. Is fart, such is the abandon. supply of
British growth, that the immestee stork of Foreign auw re-
omitting me hand is altogether a rrnrpius; and soles* a sue.
petition of the trade between this country sad Ramis should
take place, the charges of botding it will ►enter all tie hoe.
arm.e sums of mosey that have been expanded to support
skis bubble a total lova.

The stork au hand HO, tiav, itteludiat the cargoes of ships
sow at sea, is about 78 to 80,000 casks.
A MERCHANT.

MATCH PROM CAVTRRRIIRT TO LONDON.

Lieutenant Haberden, a pedestrian, who has Sore some
In the north of England, matched himself at the
Tun last week to walk from Cesiierbwry to London in less
time Mar Mr. J. Abernethy, She gentleman who lately wait
his match to Nottingham, fur a hundred sovereign. Mr.
Haberden also backed himself to do the ground in *keen
houis fur anot►er fifty. He started at three o'clock pester.
Any stunting, and did six miles and a half the lint hour ; six
and a half the ; sad seven soda half the third; wheal he
ate a chicken and halted Sr. mingles. He did six miles the
neat hour, six and a half in the fifth boor, and tie in the
sixth, fresh and well, sail halted one hour and a half. He
did Iva miles and a half in she seventh hour, six is She
eighth, nod five in the ninth, winking fiftl-11a, mita and a
►alf ni tin hours and fifty minutes. He did the remaining
end lam mile in sever minutes and • half. He travelled
quite ineop.—Mr. Abernethy was to start this morning, and
belting is 6 to 4 against him.
London, England, 1822-11-19

SPANISH REVOLUTION.
This day was published, in ale shirk. volume /Ivo. illustrated
with a Map, price 18.. hoards,
A N HISTORICAL REVIEW of the SPA.
ETC NISH REVOLUTION, loclorlieg some Accoatit of
Masiners, and Uterstnre in Spain.
By EDWARD BLAQUIERE„ Esq. •."
&Dem, et " Lettere from this Yerßorrreswori,"lllBl
Printed for G. sad W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria.larte.
" It is impossible to peruse this volume without feelings
of the most affecting and irresistible mature. The proudest
deed to which • bums. beaus/ can aspire is to put his
hood to suck • work as ibis; and in the belief that Mr. Bia.
militra's labours are calculated materially to promote its
success, wit co•gratulate him in the devotion or his time
and thoughts to so noble as object."—Montbly Magazine,
September 1821.
London, England, 1822-11-19

MORRIDLI? CASE OP MATRICIDE.

An !figura was held yesterday (Tuesday, HA inst.), and
adjourned to this day, before John Ackland sod Wm. P.
B.abasou, Esqrs. Coroner■ for Drogheda, us the body of
Anse Cerrito, a Dative of Morningion, who was barbarously
issmilere4 on Smiley nldht lest, the Mb iaitant. The
story told by bee son, who was id her company at the time,
Is this:—

On Sunday evening be accompanied his mother to Dro-
gheda, to mate acme purchaser. Having bought a pair of
shoes and some oiher articles, he drunk spirits in several
polsitehouses, of which his asoilier moderately partook. On
leaving Drogheda she demanded of him what money he had
remaining.; he gave her snow silver, and unknown to her
detained Arleen pence. When They reached St. James's they
were stoppi il by • man end two women. The man knocked
young Curran down, and kept his knee on his breast whilst
the other parties were ran►biag and abasing the old woman,
whom they robbed, but they did slut attempt to rob or
search young Curran. They then retired towards Dro-
gheda, and Curran having Vied his mother from the grouod,
found that she was quite dead. He ca►ried the body to •
house at some distance ea the road, and, ►aving procured •
car, bconght it ►ome.
Such are Ilse facts detailed by Correa to Alderman Smyth,
before whom be appeared the seat looming with informs-
tioos ready draws for the purpose of swearing them. But
suspicious eircuinstauces appearing on his eitamiaatiou,
Alderman Smyth conceived it his duty to detain him until an
Inquest should be ►eld; and in the swan time every possible
exertion was made by Alderman Snot' and the Coroners to
elucidate this mysterious affair.
After a patient investigation, at four o'olork this day t►e
Jury returned the fulluariog verdict We believe t►at t►e
deceased. Avec Carron, came by her death by abuse that she
received from her sow, Jobe Curran."
Correa was Lagoedialely committed to gaol. He to • very
young 11111114, and by trade a blacksositb.--(Draybodta
Jourwoi•/
London, England, 1822-08-03

THE ALBION.

Ou Tuesday the 23.1 July, the body of Mr. William
Proctor, we of the unfortunate siiff,rers on board this
vessel, which had beets wrecked near Gam...stows strand
some time since, we. foetid by tome &diereses dusting
oboist two leagues off Ike Old Head of Kinsale. it
toiled so appraraore of decay, and appeared peefettly,l
fresh, but when brought le laud it soon changed for the
worse. The idivtity was asecrianted by some Type', and
the cards of•this unfortusate gentleman ;which were found
is the pocket, mud what Is surprising, though the ►ody re-
stuthied for upwards of three mouths is the ureter, these
pryers acre found very little mimed. There were also fuend
in the pockets, use sovereign, m small phce of gold, mid a
small elm with a lurk of hair tied up la 11. Os hi arimithe
iremnidarce, Mr. Gibbous, the ►eepectable agent of Lloyd's,
immediately proceeded to the spot, mod hod t►e body de-
rrufly ititemed, slung wish the others of ouch td the sof-
feu err as were saved from the ilevourtug densest at the lime
of the shipwierii. One of the cards is at this Other, atad
may be sent by the curious its such mailers. This Is the last
time, we suppose, we shall have erasion to royal t 0 Ibis
auk lauclooly at rct. —( Va effurfl Mirror.)
London, England, 1822-08-03

lfotiCE TO SIIRROG:4rei.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

fiefrogates nod otWgs, to whom applications may be made
for the grant of !Utilises of marriage, are requested 110 oh.
serve, that—hp ttatt4wiw Marriage Act, which IN mitred lite
royal assent on the 22d July list—it is visceral, u
person 'befit from and after the patzaiaij of this Act, be
dressed autho.ized by 1.. to grant any Itemise fur the so.
kmnizatirm of any marriage, except the Archbishop. of
Canterbury and York. according to the rights now vested iu
them reepectively, and .zcept the serewl other Bishops
within their respeetire dioceses, for the marriage of peewits,
one
,4 .kem owl be resi4,..ti at the time Institut, hue diocese
of the Bishop in whose mime meth itemise shall be granted."
This caution is deemed the mitre nem-miry, as • wrung
•otius preying 'bat none of the Pruvisuoun of the new Slit.
Mare Act tale effjct till after the Ist cis,' of September
next, whereas the above important restrictiou tusk effect
from and after the 22d day of Jell last.
London, England, 1822-08-03

IMPERtiikl, PARLIAMENT:
t4'"
HOUSE OF &RR DS,— rft e - Avown 2.
"7/
Their Larabips yid at s quarter before five o'clock.
BAABRUPT LAWS.
The LORD CHANCELLOR introduced to the House •
Bill, of which be had on • former occasion given notice, fur
&keying and improving the present Sate of the Bagatelle'
Laws. It was his original intention to have summoned their
Lordships, with a view that the principle of the measure
should undergo a discussion ; hut perhaps the most coove.
sleet course to pursue with a Bill of that nature, would he
merely to have it read and printed for the pretest. His
Lordship thee stated the different provisions which it eon.
liana, and added, that it embodied most of the reeommen-
delimit of the other House. The most material alteration
was, a clause empowering an individual to have himself made
a bpukrupt, by filing a declaration. It contained another
' claw, enacting dist an application made in the Insolvent
Debtors' Court should be considered an act of bankruptcy.
'He wished to state, that he did not Wedge himself to adhere
minutely to all the provisions it comateed. The wording of
ow of the classes might perhaps appear objectionable, lie
.011teeN1 now submit it, subject to whatever alterations might
111smater be deemed important, and during the recess au op.
.prietnnity would be afforded of receiving any cummuniei.
taw which might tend to its improvement.
The Bill was then read a Brit time, and ordered to be
printed.
The East India Sugar Rill; the Smuggling Prevention
• Bill; the Scotch Spirits Drawback Rill ; the General Turn-
. pike Bill; the Bantle Duties Bill; the Exchequer Dills
Bills; the Irish Militia Pay Bill; aad the Stamp Duties
Bill, were all read • third time, and pseud.
The Appropriation Bail, sad the Tithes Leasing (Ireland)
Bill, passed through Committees.—The Reports were ordered
.to be received on Monday.
Their Lordships then adjourned In Monday next.
London, England, 1822-08-03

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FASHIONABLE PART la
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The Counters of Guilford thdeitained a large party of
fashionable. yesterday evening at her house in Bryaustooe-
square.
Lord William Gordon entertained the Duchess of Rid.-
aloud, the Ladles Lennox, and a seltct party at dinner o.
Thsirsday, at his house in Piccadilly.
The Marquis of Londonderry trill entertain a disitsgesish.
(A party this day at ►is rest, North Cray, Kent.
Mrs Fitzlherbert has issued cards of iuritatiott for a ,
fashionable party on Monday next, at her house i 8 Tasty-
Street.
Mrs. Arthur Stanhope entertained a party of fashionable*
so Thursday erealug at her house in Tilney•strett.
London, England, 1822-08-03

nil day were published, lo °bloat Cu. with illustrative
Males, price 11 104.—0 n India paper 1/.
INSTRUCTIONS for CIVIL awl MILI-
TARY SURVEYORS in TOPOGRAPHICAL PLAN
DRAWING 1 formai • Guide to tire just conception and
areetwe repitientationuf Ike Surface of the Earl's, in Maps
awl Plate. rounded upori the System of Julia George
Lehman., late Major in the Susan Infantry, on the Staff of
the Rise of Satig, and Director of Ike Depot fur Military
Maps awl Pl-opt.
By WI ILIA Ml SI HORN, Lieut. H. P. 9th luf .try.
rotated for G. mud W. B. Whittaker, itire-Maria-lust; and
sold by T. Ere, 1011, Military Library, Whitehall.
London, England, 1822-08-03

ROYAL MENAGERIE, EXETER 'CHANGE.
ECROSS musk respectfully begs to iinelottnee
• to tus numerous Patron., and to every Admirer of
tistare's Living Weeder's, that he h4B eompkuly arreceedrd
is marclating a MALE. JON and a lee ROYAL TIGRESS,
whirls rosst.utly RESIDE is ONE DEN, mid aothatig eau
mimed the k whirs, they 'hew to each other. It is a rarest's..
Mabee he her loos had In view, and be is happy to say every
visits, feels a pi cellar pleasure is beholding them. The
Metagerie sever contained so large su Assemblage, nor of
greater rarity than the present.
London, England, 1822-08-03

TII E BRITI S H PRE SS.

LONDON,
SATURDAY, Auourr 3, 1842.

German Papers to the 517th last contain another
version of the defeat of the Turkish fleet off Scio,
sad of the death of the Captain Pitch*. IL is a
farther eonfirmstion of an event that most afford
pleioure to every friend of ju►tice and humanity.
The following are extracts :

•iRNIIA, JULY 15.
[P.XTRACT FROM A GREET LETTEL]
"The law pint Irons Constantinople brings important
sews. The inhuman isosater who ruined Chios is no mere,
aid hie fleet partly destroyed, partly dispersed. The Greek
llort, which a. emed daily to become larger, had hegemony
veered him battle is vain, and in vain endeavoured to break
through his line of batteries on the coast of Tcheime, and
attack him in the harbour, or to set fire to his ships. As
the away meld nut be reached in open combat,
was resolved to unite courage and stratagem. Two
lissdred youths swore oo the cross to execute the en-
imprint resolved upon, or to perish gloriously in the attempt.
Oa the first day of the festival of Belfast a Greek frigate,
with five other vessels, appeared before the Turkish lines.
These ship* had hoisted the Begs of other nations, and
seemed aa if they were come to participate in the pleasures
of the Turkish festival. As French or English the two
handled were welcome gamma to the enemy, and sailed
without hindrance into the harbour of Tcheame, in order,
as it seemed, to cast anchor in the midst of the Turkish
&et. Tbey had scarcely arrived there wbeo they com-
menced the dreadful work of destruction. la a short time
rye ships of the line were on Are. The Admiral's &hip
all In flames put out of the harbour to escape destruc-
tion. It was drives to the neighbouring coast of Chios,
when the Captain Pasha was carried on short is • dying
Ewe. The two !isdeed heroes retreated uninjured after
this capkilt. Besides the Captain Paths, the equally cruel
sod ialiuman Paths of Salemiclii has met his fate; but I.
has been delivered up to Nemesis by one from whom he
deserved gratitude and rewards, namely, the Sultan himself.
It maim ha forestays, with whist barbarity this monster awed
15 the seiihhourliood Niatitsta ; like the Captain niche, he
Proceeded according to the order he had received to lay mists
the cowry where the insurrection bad spread with fire and
"°"1. sad to annihilate the innocent with the guilty. The
Cbrirliaa name was to be destroyed, or those who should
bur It Reneeferward be wretched and slant. After this

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London, England, 1822-02-04

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Rears of the Average l'nee sof British Cam,
Winchester Measure, as received frost the Inspectors is
the respective Madeira, Cities and Towns in Egghied sail
Wales, from which the Priers that govera lapertattea
are calealated.—Jaaaary lett.

= 1
3 .Q 1 o cc co 4 o
d. ♦. d s. d s. d s. d s. d i. d
507409115 1442152450 0 5
(Promelkas, Distd.udq ♦e. to oar auL)
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During the last fortnight nineteen corn.dcalers
(principally millers in the vicinity of this city) have
been convicted before J. W. Rossano, end CRIsP
Bump. Esquires, in mitigated proalties soder the
Act of 2d George IV. cap. 87, sec. 18 and 19, fir
regulating the importainia and exportation of corn
into and from Great Britain, which requires oil
buyers of eons to make a declaration that they son
make a return isf all corn purchased by them, nnii
the names of the persons from whom it wa.
pu -
chased ; and that they also do make weekly return.
lathe Corn Inspector ; and for every sucn neglect
they are liable to forfeit and pay sawn not exceed-
ins ls ten pounds nor less than forty shillings."
It is hoped that these convictions tett' induce alt
corn dealers st►ictly to conform to the above Act.—
(Norwich Paper )

laterday--PutiricAtiom or TEO VIRGIN MART.--11.11-
ay at the Berk, &camper, aim limbs sad &Mk Sea
Houses.

DILATIN.
I Lately, at Cramer, flumes Smith, aged 110. He (elbowed
his employineet as a warrens, till withia a few days of hi'
death. His brother is now living is Creaser, aged 91, sod
a sister resides at 134111141111, Lincolushire, so her 97th year.
active sod healthy. His wife died about eightete menial
ago, aged 911, they bowie( lived together 70 years as men
and wife, sad (as t►e old moan fselocally used to say) with•
wet ever basiog a cross word.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Moen* 34 alter It. I &resin 7 after I.

Priate4 sod Pub Gibed at THE BRITISH PRESS sod
THE GLOBE Office, No 117, Strand, C CORM.
WELL, of the &solid,
London, England, 1822-11-28

CORN RA-CHANGE, NOVEMBER 27.

•
Two or three eeeee Is have arrived from the Sofrollk mist
with 3.100 quarters of Wheat, 1,100 of Barley, 650 of Vats,
and 2,700 sacksof Flour; but as they brine accounts that a
Cleat number of Bei wick smacks and other ennuis were is
the port of Harwich, vrait tog far a favourable wind, little rr
no business has been tr ivsseteil upon our market ibis mart..
ing, the consumers not wishing to purchase until their ar-
rival ; therefore our prices must be quoied as on Monday.

COAL MARKET, Noviasars 27.
Ships at Mal Set. Ships Sold Price.
5 Newcastle 3 400. fld. to 430. 3d.
3 /louderlaud
London, England, 1822-11-28

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Ditß T-LANE TIIEATRIf.
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Never do we remember an great an minima;
of persons as lest night attended this theatre to vr
near the play of (Mello ; the very lobbies of tl
limn were crowded to excess long before the tiaia
of the curtain. But it msv be observed the nava.
of Mr. KEAN and Mr. YouNG could not fail.
attraction. Each performer enacted twilit more IL
usual excellence, and serer did we %Alum a 6a
display of histrionic talent. Mr. Km, as Othrif
seemed to catch new fire from the !Entitling' of tut .
an logo; his mind appeared wrought to the greats
height of fury by the poisoning words of logo;
was loudly cheered throughout. The logo of NI
YOUNG was a truly great piece of acting. H
quiet and apparently friendly wanner of aililresai
Othello, whilst pouring the hated thought if j.
lousy into his mind, was admirable; his self al
inward exaltation, in the hopes of reslimog I
demonaical design, was potirtrayrd with truth sr.
discrimination; and his final exit was attended wi
loud and continued plaudits. Mrs, W. WEST al
peered to great advantage. Thisludy's voice
most musical, and never was its harmony more co•
apicuous than in her acting last night; she a
loudly received on her entre, and during the pl:
elicited every testimony of approbation. We pr
. •
wise ourselves a high treat to-morrow in witnewir
their performance of Joffier, Pierre, and Behar,
in OTWAT'S Venice Preserved.
London, England, 1822-11-28

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POETRY.

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APPROACHING WINTER.

[From the Waterford Mirror.]
The bounties of Summer have vanished assay,
Like volatile phantoms displayed is a dream.—
And Nimbus diffuses an impotent ray,
With scarcely a smile to enliven the day,
Or brighten the breast of the stream.

And soon shall the forest its verdure bewail,
And valleys and hills wear an aspect forlorn ;
Pio tremulous music shall sigh with the gale,
No flower its lustre disclose in the dale,
Or blossom embellish the thorn.

But sly, does thin season no beauties possess,
WiICU Nature's enchantments apparently die!
The white robe of Miler give pkasure uo less
Than the Summer, o► Spring, is their elegant dress,
To the reasoning moralist's eye.
The moonbeams which sleep on the snow-covered bill,

In turn, are as pleasing as those which illume
The blossoms of aummer—or rpangle the rill.
That whispers at eve when the hamlet is still—
Or gleam on the villager's tomb.

The man that is prudent will ponder the scene,
And morally reason on things that are pet
A aticipate age, and the moment between
Consign to reflection, to rendrr serene
The Winter which shrouds him at last.
London, England, 1822-11-28

roßrsmourtr, No% Emma 20.

This morniwx orders acre received at oar dock.yard
equip his Majedy's ship Phaeton, Captain Sian, with
dispaieb; her dcstioatiu■ is cunjectored to be the E.

His Majesty. ship Gloucester, 74 gnus, at Challis
Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, is ordered to take out the 0
of Sir Benjamin Hallowell to the Mediteirsonan, to succe
Sir G. MOWN of the Rochefort, which ship contra home.
By letters from the West Indies we ri,e sorry to learn
death of Sir Charles Rowley's son, Lielittll:.lll Buries Ro
ley, acting in the Sybille, Sir Charles's flag ship. T
Sybille has arrived at Jamaica from Caribagroa.
The necessary instructions are received at the Dock•ya
respecting the clerks to be aalwracnuated.
The supernumerary clerks get an allowasce yearly.
London, England, 1822-11-28

BUCKINGHAM HOUSE.

Here is arranged le the Octagon-room sod the edjoi
ing apartment, the Royal Library, which eustaiss • ins
nificent collection of hooks in, every breech of lire,
tore. Mr. Armstrong, the under librarian, has recce
bees selecting and throwing out the duplicates, many
them are very scarce •nd valuable. We hope they will
sold by auction. We do not iw:o.so• that it is the ioleati
of his present Majesty ever to reside here. For the prew
he has allotted apartments in Roickiugham House
some of his old and faithful dointsiles, and be would, •
think, baldly hart dune this, had he ron.ernplated removi
thither himself. The Neve Bwildinge, for %tables, &e. 01
going on, are in hen of those at Inc kiny's Mews, vial
must come down. The report is that his Majesty is basic.
to dispose of Buckingham House, its extensive garde's, a
the loyal library to the nation, which bag paid fur them or
already. When the Emperor 84 Ru,sia was is this count.
we node/shwa he expressed a wish to purchase the buoi
and since his Isle Majesty's death we believe that wish
been revived. The country, we are persuaded, will tier
recuucile itself to such a transfer.
London, England, 1822-04-01

[Fleas La Bell* Assaisila )

ENGLIOI
/ALL DRaaa.
leend drags of peiemi lace ever while net and 'alio en
centaur; between each disowned a blue natio astersv,fetf,
wish a pearl in the reinter this burdening in serineneted
sprits formed of his.. satin, in bias; with a comp es ear.
rasp, to correspond with she border eta. drama. The hair
lawfully arranged so cede and braids, eatwierd with penile
and klue ',Hwy licorice : ear-rings and •reklace of apnoea:
white satin shoe., white kid gloves, and carved ivory fro.

FR ENCH

EV11141140 DROSS,.

lieuell dress of pink Damsel, oroauseoied at the liewiler
with a puelitiing of crape, couiard by poliags of satin,
plated in bias, mune colour. Pirko of ire Wood over
the hair, ornalaeuted with ripe rota and tom topsoils
with a hematite! eacheraire shawl of paid colour.
with • variety of colours, is only throw. osi at
itiondoti woo of she theist's, or from an eveasort party. TM
oar-rimy owl moldier wore with this rostra' Sr. of risk
topaz 1 She sloes while satin, cud white kid gloves.

GIN IBA L OBSRIVATIONS.
The favourite articles In jewellery art oarrklaces of several
astoraufrtsals,ieist. d tad fastened with a nehly-orasatestoll
-am of polialmi steal.
Tboterwarite celesta are *mill, milk dumdum, Egyp.
than trod, sad Parma 'mitt : pelt sad releases' Wee have
appeared het parsially fast-approaching sprint: will,
as dsobt, make these always favourite colours Weft general.
London, England, 1822-04-06

DOVER. APRIL 4.

Arrived off here the Hon. Edna India Cuenany. chip
Herefordshire, Captain Hope, from China in eighteen
weeks; arrived at St. Helena Id February lasi, mud *ailed
soon after.

DIAL, APRIL 4.
Arrived this morning the Herefordshire from China, and
remains; Reissid, Anderson, from Jamaica, and sailed for
the River; Selina, Dale, from St. Kitt's; and BOMAR, Wil-
son, from Lisbon.

Caine down from the River ibe Protect., Becket ; Amity,
Yarrow • Scipio, Messingsk; Proselyte, Ruttoo; Hope-
wel/, Forbes—all for Quebec; Prince, Braithwaite, for
Miramtrki; Queen, Maker, fur Quebec; Albion; Worrelh
for Brrbice; flonilo. Simpson, fur Quebec; grilattotis. Fat-
kinstorte, for At. Andrew's; Job,, and Hubert, Swinbas* fur
Illiransiebi; Europe, Brass, for Quebec; Factor. Connell*
for Belfast; Onset*, Nichol.*** for St. Job's's, N II.; Si*
Lawrewer, Douched; aad Maria* Appleton, for (I. lirc
Belay, Hunter, for Demerara; Nurfulk ihro, Sword'
Agnes, Armstrong; and Good Agincourt, Rubtoo, for Abr..
sticks; Spruce, Wilsow, for Rickelracto.

On Friday se'linight Mr. NORTON. farmer of
Reepham, was robbed in the butter minket of Lin-
coln of his purse. containing 4/. some silver, and a
small key. The robbery Wes effected by two men
pressing on him before and behind. He imine.
dtately turned mond and charged one of them
with the theft who was making hi, esrsire; suit
who being instantly pursued. and tiuding himself
closely pressed on turning the angle .4 Si. Peter's
church, threw the purse into a grocer's Shop. IVhea
lie got to the corner of the street. and out of eight
of las pursuers. he suddenly turned tomtit, a.•d
with the utmost assurance put hue hands two his
pockets stud waited their approach, thereby thinking
to deceive them; but as Mr. NORTON fortunately
recognised his person, hr was immeduttelv hikes
into custody. Ile ass searched by Mr. IVHITR.
constable, but none of the property was lound upon
him. By Mr. WutT►'s vigilance. however. a suf.
ticient clue was discovered to convict him ; and on
Thursday the 4bili ult. he was committed fur trial
at the Quarter Sessions.

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London, England, 1822-04-06

N.4VAL IN7'ELLIGENCE.

PORTPXOUTII, APRIL 4.
Sailed the Asia, Reed, for New South Wales; sad Regret,
Wellbank, fur Batatia.
PLTKOUTR, APRIL 3.
Arrived the Rover, Smith, from Liabun fur Lun.
twenty dots out, with bowsprit sprolic
failed the Mary for Havre; and the York, Higenbottoos,
from Shields fur Rockford.
ALINIOUTH' APRIL 3.
Arrived the Active Molly, from Ipswich fur Liverpool,
with loan of anchor and cable.
. .

Arrived off this port the Venus, Nichol, frogs Lishou for
Dominica, with loss of ao anchor, and was supplied with
our front this place.
London, England, 1822-04-06

DREADFUL SUICIDE.

Yesterday mo►ning Mr. Nis. boot and shoemaker, residing
at Mr. Bartlett's, corner of White Hart ya►d, Deery-laae, in
• lit of delirium, put an end to his existence by cutting his
throat with • rssor. His wA we in bed with him at the
tune he perpetrated the dresdfld dced, and was awoke by the
awe► of the blood issuing from the wound. He divided
the jugular vein and the windpipe, sad, is feet. •early seem-
ed the head from the body at one stroke. lie has been fire
months subject in rheumatic pains in the limbs, which have
recently affected his head. Excessive pain, it is believed,
prorlueed temporary &reflectional, and is that state of mind
be committed the lamentable act.

The Bath and Brlotol van, drawn by four white
horses, made a most formidable appearance as it
passed down the Strand yerterday about tire o'clock,
with its vacillating top, on a level with the third
story of some of the houses in the street, threaten-
ing so overthrow at every step. A short time ago
the driver of one of those unwieldy vehicles was
killed by its braking dowel in the Strand, near
Charing-cross ; bum, aniseed of a warning, it appears
to have operated with others as an inducement to
court a like fate.

The number or commitments for trial at the ap-
proaching Old Bailey Sessions, on the 17th inetsset,
already exceeds the unprecedented slumber of 200.
On Thursday last a ballad singer and his wife,
of the mime of GODFREY, who by the demob of •
relation became possessed of near 6001. which they
received iii February last, lost two of the only re-
maining bank notes of 1001. each, which he lied
carried in Isis fob, wider his watch, since he ac-
quired this large and unexpected wealth, in • very
exi►aordinsry and mysterious manner. This loving
pair, who were well known for their croaking me-
lodies in the streets of the metropolis, indulged by
taking a couch from their residence in Lambeth, at
eleven o'clock in the morning, to fetch a picture
of the amiable and liendsome vocal performer to
the Mint in the Borough, which had been pre-
viously left to receive the brightest pobah, and after
riding about the town five hours, and condescend-
ing to make some visits to their old acquaintances,
time two notes, which were carefully folded in the
morning emit • third and lint note of 31. were dis-
covered to be gone, and the 3/. note remained, to
the no small morsificatioo and surprise of this mu-
sician. He will obtain the numbers of the last
notes this warping at the bookers from whom be
received them, mud give notice to the bank.

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London, England, 1822-04-06

eastiolltd. during Ike Oates. per. Ike dark•
1144 iedeek. risterrepted it fee wee Moments, het It Qua
always renewed wish more /ivy, mid bard i'weelt4illa
bogie. At the.eed t►e Turkish Ileet, which was completely
defestril, wit forced it seek safety le flight. the remit
was, that t►e treks captured tereoty-live shim rho five
"tarkish ships strewed, ■ad blew up two Algeria* xebecs.—
The Greeks lost leVest `resale, *high were ►ook, and
their Viet-Admiral Betake with his brig. The breve
Captase being between the two xebecs, fired a rod Mt ball
at one of them, which fell into the pairder.reemoised set
ire to the Vessel. 1s bloiriot ep 11 destroyed aloe the Vice.
Admiral's brig sad the other aim. the Turks, Premed ee
all sides, Berl with t►e rest of their ships, and basliseed M
the Gulf of Lepsato. The Greeks, havieg detichia mei
of 'brie vessels to convey their prizes to Navarieo, (oilseed
to she above-mentlised Galt' vritlioit obstacle Ihmegh the
London, England, 1822-04-06

BANTRY.

Oo last Saturday • meeting of the respectable
inhabitants of the town and vicinity of Bantry was
held, to take into consideration the present distress.
ed condition of the poor ; the Earl of Bantry was
called to the Chair, when severel resolutions were
agreed to, expressive of the sympathy felt by the
meeting for the unparalleled distress and privations
under which the poor are now labouring : and in
endeavouring to administer some relief to those dis-
tresses at the prevent moment, in addition to tl
common claims of charity on the benevolence of the
more opulent, the meeting felt it but due to the
past conduct of the lower orders in the town and
neighbourhood of Bantry, to come forward to their
assistance on the present occasion ; for while so
' many parts of this county, together with two neigh.
bowing ones, were in a state of the greatist dis.
tuiliance, not a single outrage of any description
occurred in the barony of Bantry—our was it dia.
graced by any of those scenes of disorder so gene-
ral in other quarters of the country, which state of
society, so creditable to this barony, we well know
is in a great measure to be attributed to the in-
fluence and exertions of the Earl of Bantry, and
-the mildness and impartiality with which, upon all
occasions, this respected Nobleman administers and
dispenses justice.
'llse above meeting was called by the Noble Earle
whose subscription of 1001. for himself mud his son.
Lord Beerliaeen, bespeaks the goodness of his cha-
racter : the entire sum collected on this occasion
emouoted to 2791. Among the respectable per.
sons who attended the meeting, and took an active
part in forwarditig the object for which it was cot_
vened, it would be en act of injustice to overlook
the name of Major Clayton, an English Gentleman,
residing near Bantry, who is distinguished upon all
occasions for sets of the most munificent charity,
end who, as well as his amiable Lady, are but just
recovered from a severe and dangerous fever, which
they took in consequence of their humane and
close attention to several poor families whip were
labouring under this disease, and from actually
administering medicine, and other necessaries, to
those unhappy persons with their own hands.
Instances of such rare and unexampled charity
and generosity deserve to be recorded, und we are
indebted to a respectable correspondent who fur-
nished us with the above, for giving us an opportu.
nity to render this act of justice to Major Clayton,
several traits of whose amiable character have come
to our knowledge from the 'acne source, which alone
are sufficient to do honour to human nature itself,
and which we sincerely treat will meet the reward
they so richly merit.

The Coert, under the Insurrection Act. was
opened at Mallow ins Saturday—no conviction.
This morning the Court assembled here, pro
forme, and adjourned.

a.,Lre,

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London, England, 1822-04-30

THE BRIM S H PRE S S.

LON DON,
TUESDAY, APRIL SO T 822.

The proceedings in the House of Commons last
night were highly interesting. The Marquis of
LONDONDBRIM attended in the House, and sub-
mitted the grand scheme of the Cilovertiment for •
the present relief of the country, and especially of
the agricultitrul interests. Ilts Lordship proposes
etsextend to country banks liberty to issue one and
two pound notes, payable in Bank of England
notes until the year 1899, the payments by the
Bank remaining as sitifirevent. He also proposes
to rescind the Act limiting commercial firms to
six Member., fur the pu.pove of giving strength
and solidity to cottony banks by the formation
of joint stock companies, as in Scotland. There
is DO doubt that •the meeting of the Proprietors of
the Bank of England, announced for Thursday,
his reference to this plan, although when first
mentioned it was supposed to relate to a prop. -
lotion fur the reduction of the rote of discount
from five to four per cent. But the Noble Lord's
speech must be perused at length to catch s per-
fect idea of his complicated plan. The Bank of
England has consented to advance to his Ma-
jesty's Government four millions sterling at the
rate of three per cent, Of this sum, one mil-
lion is to be employed in pursuance of the
suggestion of the Agricultural Committee, ire
advancing money upon deposits of corn ; and
another million is to he placed at the disposil of
the Government of behind, as was done in the
year 1816, for the relief of that country, by the
promotion of public works, &c. The other two
millions are to be employed in paying off the per.
sons who expressed their dissent to the plait foe
transferring the Navy 5 per Cents. The Noble
Marquis intimated that it was intended to propose
la scheme to Parliament fur farming out a certain
portion of the expenditure of the Goverunteut,
which, if 'glowed, would enable them to take off
taxes to the amount of about two millions. He
also recommended that the import price should be
fixed at 7os. instead of 80s. with a protecting duty
of 10y. or 20s. per quarter, with liberty to grind
the foreign corn now warehoused, under regulations
to prevent its admission into the how market.
His Lordship concluded his speech with mowing a
series of Resolutions to the above effete. The '
scheme, is all its details, is to be formally submit-

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London, England, 1822-04-30

'WANK OF ENGLAND, Aram 47, 1!142.E
COURT of DIRECTORS of the
THOOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of
ENGLAN U pine Notice.
Two a GENERAL EttURT sill be held it the Rank on
THURSDAY NEXT, the 4,1 May, at Eleven o'clock In
the Forenoon, on Special Aliens.

R B ECT, Secretary.
London, England, 1822-06-05

FASHIONABLE PAETIRS.

The Earl awl Countess of Dartmouth gave an elegant
entertainment on 'Munday to the Marquis and Marchioness
of Doesshore, the Marchioness •if Salisbery, Lard Ebring-
too, Viitienit and Viscountess Granville, Lady Caroline
Legge, Mr. sad Lady Henry Cli►e, Mr. Henry Rouverir,
Mr. Ellice, Mr. Fanciest, &c. at their bootie in Berkeley-
square.
Lord Melville estertaiaed a distinguished party yesterday
at the Admiralty.
The 011101111,1111 of Derby has poatposed her intended party
on the list iestast to the 14th.

Mr. and Mrs. Hope enierisised the Marquis and Mar.
elicit**, of Latisaiewe sod a large party at dossier yesterday,
at thew hoes, in Maaslield•street.
Hoe. Mr. Gr►y had a dieser party yesterday at his heists
is assrles.street, Beitielersquire.
Prier* Esterhssy his issued cards of levitation for an re-
tertainmeet au the 12th test. at Charities House, Caveatheti.
square.
Hon. W B. Grey entertained • select party at dieser yes.
terday at his house In Lower Grosvenor street.
Mr. CaiMile( entertains • distinguished party te•teorrow
at Glouceste► Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Littleton have issued cards of invitation fo►
se eetertatunoret us Maeda: ant at their house io Pert.
Mau-square.