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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-30

'(iu) BALLA); SATURDAY, JULY es.

The Coyne)* SIIRJEANT was occupied deriet the earth*
day in t►e trials of several Psisuurre, whv.e cues were of
wuawblictutputtaace.
_ . _

The Callon.lot boring been gone throng'', the RICORDER
'proceeded to pass ...titmice of death on the fullowiug
uutotsstale peruses :—T. Wainwright, R. Wilson, T. Per•
sing, T. Smirk 'George Labour, Caitaceire Flanegan,
Mary Hart, Assn Evans, sod Sarah Fletcher fur
stealing 1. dwelling-hurses; George Lee, for 'uttering forg.
ed notes; Frances Summers, Barnard Ernst's'. I, (lonics
and J. lituutgomery, for highway robbery; Tiro.
Ibmiel,Tor returning from transportation; `William Ham-
mond, George Beasley, sod Merry •Burrostlies fur bombe-
I. realms; ; Jailor Collins, J. Wilson, W. Bird, end J. Era-
son, for burglary ; T. Palmyra, for stabbing, with intent to
kill. Elves.* were sertvreed to be trauspostrd fur life; oce
for 14 yea's, and 48 for sever years. Jams M'Carthy, for
otorlaughtm, was senieurest to three mouths inspriaosiniesii,
and Rirlosrol Rowbothath to oue Iwnth. Thee to be im-
prissucterl iu Newgase imeyear ; several were ordered to be
insprimired fur various periods; sad suite to be publicly
'sod uthersiaritately whipped.

POLICE.
soor•rntrlT.
On f.it today 'Amor Ingo of the ■awe of Cock, a clerk
tea as atiorory, woe charged with Leading • Ihreeeeniug letter
to Mr. Tom 'moon, a in oaPlett-draper, in Bedfordhury, colonia-
l.% a challenge to .fight a duel. It appeored in the mime
of the examinatioo, flset the parties are relasivere, itod-tbnee
■ serious iniKeiodersialoloig had prevailed between them
for some titn"• psis. They lerre held to bill in keep the
peace fur twelve mouths, themselves iu 200 f. and two *me-
ths is

Saturday a man and woman, wLo stated theinsekes to be
brother and sister, and that their na•te wa. //fdreard, were
brought before Ste It. B•ker, charged isi h a cuticula kmil of
fraud. They had arrived at the Golden Cross, Charing-cruss,
by the Bath coach, and it appeared flout the way-bill that •
large and heavy stunk, which they had with them, was to be
detained uuttl they paid their tare, being 21. 12t. The
trunk was stated by the lady to contain silks and other sp.
pare', worth ten tunes more than the fare. Tie book-keeper,
suspecting a trick, to..k the 'dimity, immeditir ly on their tie-
partore, of opening the trunk, when it wile loom! to Contain
nothing but • large .lone, parked in wood shavings. 'they
were instantly pursued and taken into custody. Miss Hay-
ward affected inure surprise than the bookkeeper, and
amerted, that the frioik must have been rubbed of her
apparel by the person who carried it to the couch-office at
Bath.

- Sir R. Baker said he was not hntind In believe this story,
and ho oast detain the £llefvntisnis westil Ilse motley was
paid. It was undt ratuutl that they wade up themuuey to the
course of the day.
London, England, 1821-07-30

THE XING'S COURT.

- On Saturday, at two o'clock, Nis Majesty held a
Court at his Palace in Pall-mall, which was at-
tended by—
The Ambassadors and Minister's from the Courts of Aus-
tria, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Sardinia, Bavarian,
Denisb, Saxon, Portuguese, Sicilian, Swedish, Prussian, Wir-
temberg, /kr. together with the Duke de Gramont from
France, and the other Ambassadors and Ministers specially
appointed on missions to witness his Majesty's Corimattion.
They were ►everally introduced to his Majesty by
the Marquis of Londooderry, a. the King's Princi-
pal Secretary of State fur Foreign Allure, and con-
ducted by Sir Robert Chr.ter, the Master of the
Cerenionier, when their Excellencies had the 'ho-
nour of private eudiencea in take leave previous to
their departure from England. Their' Excellencies
were accompanied by their full suites.
The Ambassadors came to Court in the same
state as on the day" which they were presented to
the King previous to his coronation.
Hiv Majesty appeared in his frill Field Marshal's
tin-form to receive the Ain bassadors and Minister'',
and wore his different Foreign Orders, with which
be hail been invested by the Sovereigns whom their
Excellencies represented.
The Earl of Chatham' had an andience of his Ma-
jesty ; it was urideratood to• take leave previous to
his departure for Gibraltar to take upon him the
Govertiorsliip of that place.
London, England, 1821-07-30

LUDLOW RACES.

WrONVIDAY, JULY 25.
The Loitierd Sinkts of 100. emelt, fur all arm One hest,
rathe► more than a mite and c half.

Mr. Charlton's b. Is. Master !Ivory, 6 yrs old
Sir W. W. Wyon's b. h. Tby rim, 4 yrs old
Mr. ()emu's b. f. by Orville, 4 yrs old
A Sweepstakes of 10:s. emeli, fur thrte yrs old colts and
fillies. (5 Suisse. ilwrs.)
Jr. Tomalley's bl. f by Soothsayer 1
Sir W. %V. Wynte's b c. broth, r to Th)rair 2
Lord Clive mouses b. r. Malluril

Si. G. Pigot's Ir. c. The Chancellor dr
1111. Clive mows gr. c. by Yuuug %Walton dr
A M•idree Plate of £5O fur all ages, 3 mile heats.
Mr. Neardsworth's b. e. Vam pyre 1 1
Sir N. W. Wyou's b. brother to Thyrsis 3 2
Mr. Griffith's ch. r. by Brighadow .. 2 dr
A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, to which was added a Cup, labile
20gs. by Edmund Lechturre Charlton, Fog. for halthred
horses within three wiles of Ludlow, &c. best of heats.—
(6 Subscribers.)
Mr. Welling's h. g. by Sir Guy
Mr. Jones names b. m. aged 2
Mr. Gabriersi ch. g. Stanley
London, England, 1821-07-30

.BECCLES RACC%

On Tuesday, 24th July, the Gentlemen's Parse of 50/. was
won by Lord Dunwicli's chesuut filly, Natoli.. b• swig Mr.
Joilea's hr.'s,' cult, by Sweet er. This rue, caused much bet-
ting. and great anxiety was seen in the kneuing ones to get
iu bets, as the colt had beat Mwotis twigs at Ipswich, but
the Sib. of extra weight brought them so near, that it was
eonsidered a guod match at starling; betting via* 3 to I is
favour of the cult after the fist heat—the Metal Geutlemen
looked a hale shy.
The Hunters' Stakes were won by Mr. [Mates brown
mare Nary, heating Mr. Hall's bey horse Hatred, and four
others. 'lli* was winning the rate with two Inuch speed,
as the rider dismounted before be tank tote weighed ufr,
and bail bent tha others iii acauter. It was a goy scene to
see sic Ittirwa assenility was well attended
by must of the nobilify and geutry of the surrounding
country.

On liedneillay, the 4614, the Tows Parse or 501. was
won by :Aid Donwich`a rheostat filly Marotta. besting Ms.
Wilrow's boy filly Rune:data, Surd buti.ld's Worker-
roma°, nod Mr. Juores colt by Sorcerer.
The Hooters' Stokes werr won by Mr. Utton's brown
mare Mary, beating Mr. Hall's bay horse Masud hod Mr.
Laires chestnut colt Quiz.

This was a fine race believer. Mary and Hatard. For
years we base not had 1w tier *port, and it "Moan ocean
that so mud. racing is seers un a c try race.evarse.
The match el cocks was anti by rutty one snails nu the
Norfolk sidr.—Tbe Theatre and Gardens were quite full
The Stewarnta appointed fur next year are Land Duuwsch
stud Sir Ediuund Bacon, earl.
London, England, 1821-05-02

AGRICU LTU R E.
MONTHLY REPORT FOR A PM-
-
the Vrelther has been variable 'lariat the prevent month,
bat its present mildness and warmth, after the rain., will
doelsiless have a ►udder' and (*relate elfeet au rettchilion.
which has aut hitherto been toluene& The tate wawa cad
this wheats begin to rover the ground, mail to pot on a
Insari•nt •ppearaaee. The pulse and Lent cure crops in
the early districts mate a good show, and the need season
will soon be finished in the north. All the operations of
hashaadry• ate remarkably forward. Should the warm
weather coattail', the grass crop will be gement sad
abundant. Ruth tat and lean cattle, from the vast stocks,
are at moderate prices, and the country is amply supplied
with hish pigs, pork and bacon.
MA lOC h'Fs.

[Flom the • London Nornisotile P►iee Co►rwl" of
Tresday, Moo 1, 1811.]
London, England, 1821-05-02

Scorpion • Dirkpatrick ; Music; sloe Bloodhound; the
Doctor; a Booby; a Twappemiy Flat; the ; My
Eye; the Legitimate Vampire.
London: Printed for William Hose, 4h, Ludgate•hill;
and sold by all Booksellers througliont the Coustry.
Orders, with remitlances, pumesually executed, and Bills
for doors and shop-windows enclosed.
London, England, 1821-05-02

TO GENTLEMEN.

IN N consequence of the 11Inim4 from Gimbroon
I and other places having fallen in prier, G. FOX respect.
fully informs the Nobility and Gentry that he has manufac-
tured an extensive variety of his Patent MOHAIR GAM.
BROONB, in beautiful near patterns and colours, which he is
nun enabled to sell at 20 per cent. less than Ism sear, and
now as low assay imit,tion in worsted. To their Gentlemen
who may not have worn them, he begs leave to observe, that
the single is much superior, is many respects, to any woollen
cloth, for Driving Coats, Travelling, Visiting, and Officers'
Cloaks, the best of which he warrants
through, if properly made up; and that the double for Waist-
coats, Breeches, and Trousers, excel every description of
goods hitherto made fur summer weer, for they are very
strong, cool, wear exceedingly clean, and wash well. They
are sold in any quantities, or made op by the hest workmen
fur fashionable gent!, men ; or patterns may be seen at all
the principal Tailor. in I. undue. . particular kind is miw
made fur Shouting Jackets, that wilt not stain or tear, amid
resist more rain than any tither article, is very light, and
highly approved.
G. FOX, 28, King-street, Covent-garden, opposite Bed.
furdditrcet.

ALL 1N ONE DAY. 17th of TIIIS MONTFI
(MAY).
I
• Asa 100 Chances fur
2
Resider 4,005 other Prises cure to be drawn 17th May.
Uncommonly CHEAP PRICES fur the abuse splendid
Aillantagyo, Mb May :
Ticket Ckance..£l4 14 0I Quarter Chance 19 17 0
Half 7 13 0 1 itiottik ..... ... 1 10 6
Maiming Treaty Skillings only!
Coil' No Chinn !—Erery Ticket pat in Ike Wheel, nick
to he drawn singly, tuck deciding its otrn foie, and no

other.
No reserve of Tickets!—Na suspense!—Every Ticket ar
Slims lossekared 011 or before 17th Mar, a ante to be de-
cided that Day, when ALL t►e 21,0001. Prizes, and all the
4,00.5 Capital and other Prizes must be drawn.
TICKETS soil SHARES for the 1711. May poly, ■re
selling by J. and J. 31 V IF:WRIGHT. Cosornetnr4, 37, Own-
hilt ; 11, The Moro ; and 30, Haymarket ; where they sold
in she Too Isst Colortn•ts ALL the 201,0001. Mize.; a 1,,,,,
2.053 (Class IS), 20,0001. And by all their Agents to the
Country.
sas Schemes, with full Particular r. gratis.
London, England, 1821-05-02

THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR THE MA-
NAGEMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE
LITERARY FUND.
THE Thirty-second ANNIVERSARY or this
SOCIETY, the object of which is to Relieve Anilliws,
and the Families of deceased Author', in their Distress,
EU he helel its dos' FILF.EI4ACfI•NS' *AU.. *relit Qat'''.
Metes, Lincoln's tnn.Selds, on THURSDAY the 10th Inet.
when the Company of those Noblemen and Gentlemen who
may be friendly to an Institution so immediately and
obviously connected with the cause of Literature, is most
particularly solicited, fur the purpose of promoting, by their
presence, the intereSlP of a Society which is at once, in a
peculiar d , benevolent and patriotic.
Patron—His MAJF.STY the KING.
Presideut—His Grace the Dokc of SOMERSET.

vica-wwatitovisys:
Marquise', Hastings, K.G.' Sir Johii CON Hippisley, Brt.
Earl Spencer, K.G. I Sir Robert Peel, Bart.
Earl of Chichester Sir Benj. Hithouse, Bart.
Earl of Mtiontoorris Owen Williams, Esq. M.P.
Earl of Siollit Id C. Harvey, EA. M.P. F.S.A.
Vircount !Maitland Ward J. Spumonis, E.q. F.R S. and
Lord Brandon F.S A.
Lord de Dsinstanvilla Thomas Rowcrofl, Esq.
Lord Carving:ou Chinks Munro, Esq. F.S.A.
I Sir %Vas. Clayton, Bart. William T. Fitz Gerald, Esq.
STEW AIDS : _ _

Earl of Pomfret
Earl of Birsinton
Hon. Douglas Kinnalrd
J. C. Hubhuuse. Esq H.P.

Vfilliam
Jrrdan, Esq.
J flues Moyes, E.q.
John Murray, Esq.
George Reed, E•q.
John Bothwell, Esq.
George Stanley. Esq.
John Warren, Esq.
treeisely —No Collertton.
I of the Stewards ; of the Clerk,
; and at the Bar of the Tavern.
One Guinea and upward.. A
dilates a Subserdser fur Lira

John Sanders, Ea. q.
G Sinclair, E.g. M.P.

Henri Hallara,Esql
Dinner on 'fable al Six

Tickets, 15s. each, to be bad
at No. 4, Liucolo's-IntsSelds ;
The Anoint Subscription is
Donation of Tea Guineas eons
London, England, 1821-05-02

motto's* this It should be done.

Mr. 111)118 said, be could not permit this Reso-
lution to pass without putting a plain statement of
filch on record. He should therefore muse, as as
amendment, the following Resolution :-
4. That from the 15th Januaiy 1816 to the 25th Jauuary
1611, 1,611 lost ieleolosiees have been iaued tv persons
London, England, 1821-05-02

TH RA TitH-ROYA L, COVRNT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, May 2,
will be acted the Mossiest nUfflallfe of
lIENRI QUATRE.
Henri, Mr. Maereatly ; Stilly. Mr. F.gerton ; Gm. D'An-
mont, M. Fawcett; Eugene de Biros), Mr. C. Keruble ; Err.
&rich St. Lem), Me. Abbott ; O'Downel, Sir. Gomm ; Mons.
iarhe. Mr. Emery; Gervais. Mr. Darned; Jocriose, Mr.
Floreoct St. Leos, Mito Greene; Clutilde de Hiroo,
Miss Beaumont ; Lowliest., Miss Poole.
Al the end of the play, Messieurs Demur and Estwayst,
known by the name of the two Hercules of Framer, Bill exhi-
bit those *iced's.' of grace, strength, and agility, which
have obtained for them the applause and astonishment of all
the Courts of Europe.
To which will lie added (91h time), a sew Grassi Melo-
dramatic Rossesuce, called
UNDINE:
OR, THE SPIRIT OF THR WATERS.
Sir niebrand of Ringstettca, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of
the Household. Mr. Barnes; Waller, Mr. Blanchard. En-
dine, Mira E. Dennt It ; Brrtaldss, Mrs. Vining; Bridget,
Mos. Davi 'mot.
Osidins.—Kuhleburii (the Spirit of she Waters), Mr.
Farley; Gybliu (the Goblin Sprite). Mr. Grimaldi.
Douro to be opened at Half. past Six o'Clock---the Play to
loci• at Seven.
Boxer, 7s ; Second Prier, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 30. 6.1 ; Second
I'rice, to.; &cowl Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Price, &I.
Places for the Hoses to be taken of Mr. Braudun, at the
Box-Office. Hart-street, from Ten till Four.
• Private Box may be host fur the Season, or slightly, of
Mr. Brunton, at the Box-OlSee.
Usdirte, or The Spit ii of the Waters. will be repeated every
evening till furiter notice.
I.o4otorm's shakaaromea Trois* of Romeo sad Juliet.
On Friday, the opera of Rob Roy Macgregor.
Mimi Stephens will return to her cogagement on Tuesday
real, when will be performed Don John.
_ _
London, England, 1821-05-02

SURREY TIIEATRE.

____
rims EVENING, 'WEDNESDAY. May 2,
and TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, will he present-
ed (10th and 11th timer), a new Seriocomic, Nieto dramatic
Spectacle, railed
AI.ONZO THE BRAVE, and THE FAIR IMOGIN E.
Alonzo, Mr. Burroughs; The Baron. Mr. Beagough. Imo-
gi or, Mira Taylor; Lurer sista, Miss Copeland.
After which (9th and .110111 times), • new Barletta, called
THE TWO GREGORIES;
' Or, WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM?
John Bull, Esq. Mr. Bellinger; Mr. Gregory, Mr. Bur-
roughs; Gregory, Mr. Fisswillians. Mrs. Gregory, Miss
Jouss ; Fanchetie, Miss Copeland.
To conclude with (for these nights only) an interediag
Melodrama, celled
THE TRAVELLERS BENIGHTED;
Or, THE BLEEDING SPECTRE.
Raymond, Mr. Betigough; Theodore, Mr. Wyatt; Robert,
Mr. Ridgway. Agnes' Miss Norton; Margueretts, Miss
Taylor; spectre of theßleedisg Nan, Miss pill.

Boxes, 4s.—Pit, Ss.—Gallery, Is.
Doors epee at Half-past Five, begin at Half-past Six.
Places fur the Boxes to be takes of Mr. GrOVI., at the
Box-office.
Early in the next week will be performed, for the first
time, a splendid Seriu comic Hepia-drama. with new Sceuei,
Music, Dresses, Armour, ice. called The Semi Champions of
Christendom.
London, England, 1821-05-02

ALARGE QUANTITY of ILLUMINA-
TION LAMPS to be LET or SOLD, with various
Devices appropriate for the approaching Coronation and
Illumination, by J. APPLETON, at his Patent Frearh and
English Lamp and Oil Warehouse, No. It LUDGATE-
STREET, near St. Nary (established thirty-five years), and
advises his Friend* and the Public to give their orders early,
as the price of Illumination Lamps, ace. must advance as
the COIOIIB6OI/ draws near.
N.B.—J. A. will sell Illumination Lamps (ready for use)
at this time, lower than they can be Let for when the Illumi-
nation lakes place.
J. A. begs leave to inform his Friends sad the Public . iu
general, that he has now on Sale a large assortment of the
much-admired and improved One, Two, sad Three-light Pa-
teat Lamps, which are at this time so much in use fur light.
ing balls, staircases, dining.rooms, drawing rooms, count.
dug-houses, backing-houses, public-affiers, churches, chapels,
hall-rooms, public-places, Ste. where a brilliant light is re-
quires!. An assortment of the most improved French Lamps,
in Brass, Bronze, or Japan. Grecian Lamps, Lustre*, Girlies-
doles, anJ Chimney-piece Ornaments of the newest Patterns
and on the lowest Terms. Patent and Illumination Lamps
to lel for halls, routs, assemblies, &c. Lamps Repaired,
Cleaned, and Lacquered. Spermaceti and other Oils fur
Patent and other Lamps. Lamp Cottons and Glasses,
Speaking Pipes made and Attest up in Town and Country.
Several Two, Three, and Four-light Plate and Cut-glass
Grreaies Lamps to be Sold vet y cheap, imitable fur coffee-
houses, taverns, hall-rooms, Ste. &e.—Brass, Patent, and
Grecian Lamps, taken in Exchange..

FhOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZ ATTE.

Crowe-Office, Nay 1, 1821.

MEMBER. RETURN kID TO SERVS IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
Borough of Orford—The Moot 4..0. Robe►t &flirt*, of
Loollooderry, in the room of Jobb Illoitglaa, Erg. who has
accepted the Chiltern Hstadreda.

Commission in tke Tyne Yeomanry Mtwara, signed by lie
Lord Lieutenant of tie County of Durham.
George Rippon, Gent. to he Lieutenari, rice Luckey, de-
ceased—timed April 10,1821.

Whitehall, April 30, 1811.
The King has hero pleased to grant sato the Rev. Jew.
Stonier Choke, Doctor of Laos, snit owe of his Majesty's
Domestic Chaplains, the place and tlicsity of a Prebendary
of Iti4 Majesty's Free Chapel of St. George, in the:Castle of
Windsor, void by the death of Dr. Frrderick Midst/o'th.
London, England, 1821-05-02

'll-1 1.: is it Ili Sti PIZ ESS.

LONDON,
WEDIONDAY, MAY 9. MI.

Private letters from France, Italy, and Spain, con-
cello expressing the belief very generally entertained
in the chief cities of these sever■L countries, that the
Allies have resolved to extend to Spain the same
measure of violence and iniquity that they have
meted out to the unfortunate people of Naples. It
is an important fact that such an impression should
generally prevail, especially in Spain ; for if there
be a spirit stirring among any considerable party in
the couutry favourable to the restoration of the
ancient older of shins, the hope of speedy assist-
Inca from Austria and Russia must keep alive the
uneasy feeling, and prevent the establishment of
that perfect c.onfidenee in the present institutions
which alone cat► make the people tranquil sod coo—
teuted. In parts of Spain there are some, we are
London, England, 1821-05-05

SIRS. PIOZZI.

The eskb,sted Lady died on Teeeday, the 2d instant, at
Clifton, in die lid year of he► ago. This Lady tong held a
high station in the literary sad fashionable circles, of which
she was a distinguished ornament. An author herself, cell
the admirer of learned men. her friendship sad intimacy with
Dr. Johnson were alike iiimostrable to both. An iniiritendeal
fortune, a mind richly stored, a lively wit, and eleasiug man-
ners, rendered her a most desirable friend and companion.
Her Otte now of spirits did not forsake ber until the last.

ARTISTS' ORNR RA L BRNEVOLIMT
INSTITUTION.
Yesterday evening the ' aaa y festival of the General
Benevolent Institution, for :he fetter of deceased artists of
the United Kingdom, was held at the Freemasons' Tavern,
Great Queen-street. The institution is alsu intended fur
the relief of their widows and orphan..
About titre o'clock the company, consisting of nearly 200
' persona, sat down to dims..., his Royal 'Highness the Doke
of Sussex io the Chair, supported on the right by the Lo►d
Mayor, and on the left by Sir Thomas Bell, Mr. Blake, M.P.
Mr. Ord, M P. and numerous persons of duasnrtion.
Several speeches were made is, support of the lostitutino,
said a handsome anhseriphuu was made by the company,
who remained to a late hour.

LONDON sornm• FOR PROMOTING CHRIS
TIANITY AMONG THE JEIVS.

The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the above Society was
held yesterday in the king's Concert Room, which was corn.
pktely Abed by a most respectable ournher of persona.
Shortly alter twelve o'clock Sir Thomas Baring look the
Chair, supported by the Bishop of Gloucester, Lord Cal.
thorpe, Lord Teignmouth, Lord Gambier, the Richt ►loo.
Charles Grant, and a large number of other eminent per-
sunagea.
The Chairman then proceeded to ailikese the Meeting.
He mated that the total receipts amounted to 10,819 t and
the expenditrire to 13.0001. and upwards. The balsesce. how-
ever, to keep the Society out of debt. bad bean made Hp by
the disposed of Exchequer Bills, and wit► the balance left in
the Treasurer's hands last year. By this account the Meet-
ing would see that the expenditure exceeded the receipts op.
wards of %WI. though the eub'criptions of the last year ex-
ceeded that of the preceding by some hundred", and she
pledge given by the Society not to incur any debts had been
kept.
The Secretary then proceeded to read 16e Report. After
instancing several interesting eases, it noticed the preva-
lence of an opinion among the Jews, that their maimed con-
version is not far distant, and that several inleMiscat Jews
think the next generation of their people will all eater the
Christian Church, and that the new Synagogue is the gradual
transition of it.
Lord Ca/thorpe expreosedillis gratification et the exertiuna
and labours of the Society, and mused that the Report be
adopted and printed.
The motion was carried unanimously.
The Rev. Mr. Scrubber 'treaded the minim of Lord
Caltborpe.
A couriderable collection was made at the doors.
London, England, 1821-10-13

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Oc-romm It.

The supply of all descriptions of cattle at market this
morning will, good, and prime beasts obtained last market
day's prices, but those of inferior quality were nominal.—
Hay, Straw, and Clover, are at our last qnotations. The fol-
lowing is a correct statement of the prices and numbers :
To sink the offal per stooe of Sib.
8eef....31. 0.1. to 41. 4:1 ' Fleast of Cattle this day:
Mutton .2s. 6.1. to 41. 0.1. Beasts
Lamb...os. 0.1. to 0.. 0.1. Sheep ............. . 6.1120
Od. to ss. 2J. Calves
Pork... 38. 0.1. to bs. Od. Pigs ..... ....... 1110
London, England, 1821-10-13

AMERICAN PAPEAS.
/From the Norfolk Herold, September 7.)

We have beard of no new case of fever for the
last two days. and are in hopes that the late storm
has thoroughly purified the atmosphere. Since-
Monday the air has been clear and pleasant. and
the mornings and evenings moderately cool ; but it
behoves the inhabitant', however. to be careful in
drying and fumigatiag their cellars.
AMERICAN WHALE FISHERY.

(From the il'ational Gazette, September 6.) •
There cannot at this moment be far from 200 sail
of square-rigged ls engaged in whaling, from
the United States, and their number is every day
increa4ing; these employ nearly 5,000 seamen, and
probably a capital of more than four millions of dol-
lars. Our great mercantile rivals, the British, carry
On this pursuit at a much heavier expense than our-
selves, and their merchants receive a bounty from
the Government, 10 encourage the trade; yet this
expense, in some measure, is requited by the price
they receive fur their oil.
London, England, 1821-10-13

r •., .
TIIE ?TIM
-........
ENFIELD RACES...(22ton], Day.)
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TIFIURIDAT, OCTOBER 11.
The weather was not quite so flue as yesterday, nor were
the compaay so numerous, bnt the 'purr was far prefmble,
the particular, of nhirh are as follow :
The Freeholders Soh‘eriptum Pnrse of SO/. for all ages.
Heats, three miles.
Mr.Beathwaile's b. g. Philip, 5 yrs old
Mr. Heatheote's b. h. Cardesiio, 0 yrs 01d....
Mr. Field's br. E.Tylialt, 4 yrs old 3 3
Mr. Weatherall's b. h. Saddleback, 5 yrs old 4 4
Mr. Palmer', gr. f. Merrymaid, 3 yrs old
Mr. 11'. Day's 111. m Malmsey, 4 yrs old
Mr Crickniores h. ,g,. Pelican, 5 yrs old
But little betting; Cardeuio and Tybalt apiust the field.
A good race.
Sweepatakes of S=s. each, with 20gs added; •Il ogee.—
Heide, two miles and a distance.
Mr. Davison's di. g. Liberty, S vrs old 1 1
Mr. Field's rb. e. Friar Bacon, 3 yrs old
Mr. Paloter's b. tn. Sappho, 6 yrs old
Mr. Ducksey's br. h Selim, 6 yrs u 14.......•
Selim agnitast the Seld ut Simrl,lllg, but broke, thane within
a distance of coming in ; secsitail heat, 5 and 2 to 4 ua Li-
berty, alto woo the rare in a canter.—The wooer of Friar
Macon, as second burst., claimed the Stakes, in eorwecpseace
of Liberty nut carrying weight agreeably to the Unclog Ca-
lendar. tVe undersisiiii, however, it we. afterwards agreed
that the Stakes should be divided betwecu Liberty and Friar
Bacon.
London, England, 1821-10-13

Commiminuero have been able to =lce groats In aid, at ott
forth iu Schedule (E), they beg to refer to she I app i•
cation* fur further church accommodation, specifier! iu the
Schedule ntailted (K) in tiva Appendix, amounting in number
to 25, the consideration of which, they very much regret,
they have been under the necessity of primpoising, front a
belief that the parliamentaiy fund will be totally exhumed
ill the completion of the rburchee sod chapels which they
have already proposed to build.
Hi* filikoty's. Commiamoiterm cannot conclude their Re
port without adding, that mom of the patiolico which hive
received mil toward, obtaining further church airomtni.ila.
Bow, have ackunwleilgtd with the greatest gratitude the
hourly of Par!summit.
C. CA NTUA R, I 11. TOTT,
W. LONDON, F.. 1. H. 11.01.1,ANTON,
KENYON, B. C. STEPHF:NSON,
.1. NICHOL!, JOSHUA IVATSON.
C.O. CAMBRIDGE,
Great Geurge-street, February 3, 1821.

111.1liK 1: Ts.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCTOUVR 12.

The supply of Wheat this week, altliniogh more than ade-
quate to the demand, is considerably less than it has been
for the three percediug we. ks, yet the quantity remaining
on bawl is so larce, that the twoksi is gieatly depressed by
it, and only the rosiest samples of old and new find buyers at
Monday's prices, all other sorts ate unsaleable on accurst
of its very rough condition, from wet weather, the millers
t use it. We had a very birge arrival of Barley on
Wed's( sday, and having only • few buyers, the fineat puns
fromNuffollt could not be disposed of, except at • reduction
4.f 6s. per quarter from Monday's priers, and what nes sold
thts morning was at the same abatement from Monday's
.quotations. Beans are tls. per quarter, and Oats Is. per
gunner lower; in other articles no alteration.
London, England, 1821-12-19

'HE BRITT. S H PRESS.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1821.

The Paris Papers of Sunday, which have arrived
by express, contain some further official appoint-
mews, and such other regulations, as the new Mi.
iristers think essential fur the security of their
power. The sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
on Saturday presented sonic circumstances of con-
siderable interest, the most important of which is
the retraction, as we yesterday anticipated, of the
law lately proposed for continuing the censorship
of the press. This first measure of the new Mi-
nistry was annouuced by M. PEYRON N ET. the
Keeper of the Seals, who presented to the Chamber
an Ordinance of the KING, which briefly declared
that the former project was withdrawn. The intel-
ligence was received by the various parties in the
Chamber with strong expressions of their respective
feelings, which skews that the point was not one of
mere ministerial expediency, but one upon which
public opinion is really very much divided. The
censorship now in existence was established in con-
sequence of the murder of the D.tke de BERRI,
who was at the awful moment loudly declared to
have fallen a victim to the unbridled licentiousness
of the press; and the Mitristers then in being, who
were the same that have receto ty retired from office,
were us loud!! censured for 11.1vorg suffered that
centiousuess to acquire so formidable a front by
their culpuD!e indifference. The loudest in that
censure were the Ultra-Royalists, alto now emu-
lously remove the restrAint which they so lately
thought essential to the s4fety of the Royal Family
and to the tranquillity of the country. Hove the
circumstances of the country elturNed ? are the
elemeuts of sedition less active ? is the character
of the public press imerovcd, or its influvoce
London, England, 1821-12-19

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Persons Aniseed (or Seven Ytars, shelter upon annual nr
septennial Puhcies, are to be entitled to part.ripaie iu the
Prate with the original Subscribers, except on Potion
where Lone. have beau claimed. . .

No charge will he made fur Policies where the Premium
amounts to Bs. or upwards.
This Institution offers peruhar facilities for the Insurance
of Shipprog, ou cure moderate toms thou at ally other
Unice.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Independent of a reduced sate of Piesiiiim, as compared
with other Offices having a subscribed Capital, limners fur
the whole term of Life are to be soothed, at the end of seven
years, to participate in the Profits with the original Sub-
ibers, either by an addition in,d. to the amount of their
Policiryur by a reduction of their future annual Premiums,
at the option of the Insurers.
Persons I d in ibis Office are allowed to pass by sea
from one part of the Voited Kinmlons to another, and also
In time of peace to pass in &clod vessels or steam-boats
from British to Foreign Ports, between the Tcxel and Brest
‘lvoth inclusive), without extra premium or special leave of
the Direetnrs„ as is nasally required.
No additional premium with be inquired from military
men, unless when called into actual service.
No charge will he made for autraoce money or admission
f, es,
No charge will be made for Policies beyond the cost of
the Stamp.

This day is pahlisheri. in I Vol. crown /Ivo. price 9s Bd.
A DICTIONARY of FRENCH HOMO-
. NYMIts; nr, A New Guide in the Peculi•rittes of
the French Langiesge: being a Collection of French Cal
pressions similar in sound, but differing in signification,
illustrated by flown-rens A nredoles. Jew% de Mots, &r.
rul•rly designed fur lima who are desirous of acquiring the
Language of Social Interenitrie.
• By Ir)„ ROI LF:AU.
London, England, 1821-12-19

.....
,
Printled for Henry Collniro ninl Co.

PRIVATE PUPIL.
VACANCY is now ..iten in the Family or a'
.LM. ma►ried CLE,ROYMAN, resident eleven miles from
London, who undertakes the Charge of a few I'RIVATE
PUPILS, sad can offer the most satisfactory References to
Noblemen and Gentleaen whose Suns he has educated.
His Terms are 162 Guineas per Annum.
Letters left fur Rev. T. N., Mr. Triphonk'•, Tloukselier,
24, Old Mud-street, London, will be duly forwarded.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
BY THE KING'S ROYAL PATEN I%

THE newly-Invented PORTABLE OITA L
HARP. This is a kind uf Instrument which has lung
been anxiously wished for, one embracing all that is gene.
rally most desirable, with very little trouble, time, or ex-
pense, in its attaiameut ; the new Dital Harp, now most
respectfully offered to the particular notice of the polite
Musical World, is one scarcely bigger than a Spanish Gob.
tar, yet possesses all the general properties and effect of the
large Pedal Harp. and is played on in the saute manner; and
though not of the like farm is quite as elegant, and is usually
completely learnt in One Month, ur by only Eight Lessons
of instruction, often even in less time. The Price of the
Dula! Harp is exceedingly moderate.
All Particulars rewinding the above extraordinary little
Instruments may be known by application to F.. LIGHT,
Mimic Professor, slur inventor, itc. Nu. 8, Foley-place,
avcndish•squarr, where obi y may be seen and heard, and
can only be lied.
N 13.—The Dital Harp taught at home and abroad, as
■lso the Piano-forte, Singing, and the Theory of Music, in
the present style and taste.

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RICH WHEEL FOR THE LAST DAY OF
DRAWING.
CIA lIROLL, the Cooirreior, hews to inform the
NI I Public, that the last and only Day of Drawing is
TO MORROW, 20th DfCEMBER,
when ill Ilse Prizes in the present Rich Wheel meat be
drawn, via—
-1 of t 30,000
2

1
1
3
3
4 . 2OO
With • multitude of inferio- Prize< of 1001., 50/., 401., 301.,
251., Ste. &e. ramifies' less lima Two Blanks to a Prise.
res are Selling at CARROLL'S truly
Cornhill, and 26, Oxford.atreet, where
/MI

11,483, a Prize of 30,0001.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
London, England, 1821-12-19

COURSE OF EXCHANG

Amsterdam, C.F. 12 12
Ditto at Sight 12 9
Rotterdam - 12 13
Antwerp
Hamburgb 37 6
Altona
Paris 3 days date 25 60
Ditto .. 25 90
Bourdeaux • • 25 90
Frankfort on the
Maine.....•... 156
Petersburg'', p. rbl. 9 3 Us.
Vienna .llo. 10 18
Trie►te
Madrid
Cadia

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18.
Leghorn . ..... 47
Genoa ....... 43t
Venire ..... 27 60
Malta
Naples. ...... 391
Micron°, per oz ll9
Lisboa
Oporto 6O
RI., Janeiro. 4l
Bahia
Dublin tit
Cork

BULLION.
Portugal Gold in >Y a. al.
Coin, per us 0 0 0
Gold in Bars...— 3 17 10t
New Doubloons 0 0 U
New Dollars 0 4 Itt
Silver in Bore 0 4 II

8i11nia.....1:::: 30
Barcelona
Seville
Gibraltar 3O

IRELAND.

LIMERICK, DI:CZMIIER 12:

On 111onday night a numbrr of armed melt at.
tacked the hoarse of Mathias Fitz4.traltl, of 11-11v-
vareen, near Kildiono. and brake iaTo It, when they
destroyed all his furniture, and 1.11 a notice with a
man of his, resident in the hou.e, to have Fitzge-
rald give up ha farm; they afterwards kitlril
cows and a hope belonging to Fitzzerald,suppoift,i
with a sledge, as their skulls were beat in. F 1;;.
gerald only took this farm last May.
About three o'clock on Friday, as Joseph Fitts
gerald, son of Edward Whet:. Fitzgerald, Esq.
was riding on the high read 6,441111 g to Caliireent,
in the partsh of Kildima, he peicetved a man niii,
his face blackened, initide the road wall, with 4
short gun in his hand ; the man fired at bin', t•vc
fortunately him, whets he instant!? role
The Police stationed at Pallas Nude masediate
search for the ruffian, but could get no intelligence
of him.

The Limerick Chronicle saya44 The neigh•.
bourhood of IVelehestown, near Char!tellies is •
scene of continued distort/mucus; ahem* every
night banditti patrol the road.. and @stark site
peaceable inhabitants. A respectable Goodman
informs us. that on Saturday night 500 inaurgror.
paraded near Elmvule, and took fifC.lfo3ll hoes six
ferniert.' houses.
London, England, 1821-12-19

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Comessisviou in Hie North Somereei Regiment or Yeomanry
Cavalry, signed by Ike Lord Lieutenant of the Cosily of
Somersrt.
George Blessiicr, Esq. to be Captaiu—dated November 1,
18t1.
Richard Soother Fussell, and Jobe' Stroud, Gents. to be Litre
tenant•—datrd as above.
Remy Miller, Geol. to be Cornet—dated u above.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Nathan 'haver, of Sttaubridge, Patuswick, Gloucester,
clothier.
London, England, 1821-12-19

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MR. EVANS,
At his House, No. 93, Pall-mall, TO-MORROW, THURS-
DAY, December 20, snd two folluwiag Days,
THE LIBRARY of the late J. HOWARD
CHANNING, Esq.: including Dogdale's {Vat wick-
shire, ►y Thomas, Iwo vols. best edition ; Bray and Man-
nine's History of Sn;rey, Ibrre vols.; Drake's York, uncut ;
Stafford's Parata Hibernia, with the scarce Portraits; Rush-
worth's Collections, eight vols.; blieklin's Bible; Joinsson's
Lives of Highwaymen; Bendel's' Wemeliagii, Thoeydides
Dolton ; Stephatsi Thes Greats cam Glossario, Ave
vols.; Memoirs M Barfly, dime vols. large pupae, pore;
Cook's Voyages, nine tuts.; Itapiu and Tiedsl'a History of
England, thirty vols.; Barbauld's British Novelist, fifty
vols. semis.

THE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COM-
PA NY, for Assurance against Fire and on Lives slid
Survivorship.; Endowments for Children; immediate, de-
ferred, and progressive Annuities; and fur the Purchase and
Sale of Reversions and Annuities, at No. 11, Lombard-
street, the entrance of the Pusi•Ofee.
Deposits have already been made ins a subscribed Capital,
exceeding one million two hundred thousand pounds, which,
according to the Deed of Settlement, may hereafter be in-
creased to two millions.

DIRECTORS:
Stewart Marjoribanks, Egg M P. Chairman.
Richard Mee 'tsars, Esq. Deputy Chaii man.
Wm.Caldwall Brandram, Esq. Georg. Lyall, Esq.
Williams Copland. Eq. Jubti Martin, Esq. M.P.
W. D. Bowman, Esq. Rawlins" Mitchell. Esq.
Sir Thos. H. Farquhar, Bart. Robert Mitford, Esq.
John Garrett, Earl. and Al. J. G Raveuahaw, Esq
Jarman Robert Rickards, Esq.
Mass. Garry, Esq. Jubu Shure, Esq.
Wm. Hatrimmed, Esq. M.P. Edw. Stewart, Esq.
Jahn Harvey. E.q. A. Henry Thomson, Esq.
S. Wiliam* Holland, Esq. John Thorutou, Esq.
George ironer, Esq. Juba TuHoch, Eaq.
Julio Locb, Esq. James 'Eunuch, Esq.

♦UDI

rolls:

Lewis Loyd, Esq. I William Ward, Esq.
A. W. Ruharts, Esq MP. Thorns. Wilson, Esq.
Standing Counsel—L. Shadierll, Esq. Near-squint, Lin-
coln's Inn.
Physician—George Dmiling, M.D. Brunswiek.square.
Surveyor—George Basesi, jun. Esq.
Solicitor—Thomas Meteslll, Esq. New.square, Lincoln's
Lan.

Beakers—Messrs. Marlin, Stone, and Martin, Lombard.
street ; aid M . Thomas Curtis &oil Co. Strand.
The principle■ upon vibich ibis institution is founded have
been adopted after a mature investigation of the praciire of
miller Offices, soil will be found to combine advantages nut
hitherto offered by any other Assneauce Company.
The Capital, subscribed by a numerous and respectable
Proprietary thiotighout the Empire, affords security for
prompt and certain indemnity without the responsibility at-
taching to Societies for mutual Assurance.
The Company are ►ound by the Deed of Settlement to
refer all disputed chums (wbere no freed is suspected) to the
decision of Arbitrators, if required by the Assured.
London, England, 1821-12-19

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

Corton.—There has not been much animation in theism..
krt glare our lase, a fair quantity has howe vet been sold •t
the previous peters, via. (thity.paid) 100 begs Surat, very
ordinary 6141. fair 7d. to 71.1.. good 81(1.; 600 Bengal, very
ordinary triel., fair 64. to 61.1 , good ; 140 Madras,
fair 7d. to 7,0 , guud 7111. ; 100 Demerara, fair 10J. to 101.1.;
30 Pernambuco, good 131 d. Total 970 bags.
lIIDIGO has been in steady deresod 81 an advance of 1..
to Is. KJ. per lb. on the prices of the Company's last sale above
quoted.
London, England, 1821-12-19

11110CRING ACCIDENT.

Yesterday evening an inquest was held at the Turf Tap,
back of St. George. Hospital, before Thomas Higgs, Esq.
Coroner. on the body of Richard Watts, coachman to Lady
Cremurne, who was killed ma Saturday last.
Mr. John Coleman, 3, Jobies-coart, Farm-street. Berke.
ley-square, deposed, that the deceased was about 60 years
old, and hail heels in the service of VISCUUIIieMII Creinorue.
His wife and (entity had aperineent►over the tiables in Farm-
yard, and used to reside these *best the family were in town.
About eight Webs( k Ids Numbly evening witness was about
twelve yards fruit Lady Cremorne's, when he beard a noise,
soil instantly his hos exclaimed, s• Utr, the man has fallen
out of the window:" The deceased was lying on the
ground mid ils the window of his loons, bleeding
profusely, and apparently dead; there were some pieces of
earthenware on the grumid, which the deceased's wife said
nes a basin in which there hail been water, which. he at-
tempted to fling 0111 of the window. Nu person bat himself
was in She room at She aims. These was no guard in front
of the window. Mr. 'remit, the surgeon, was anti for, bat
he pro 11111 l need hint dead, and notwithstanding this he seas
taken to the hospital.
Mr. William Miles, of SI. George's Hospital, and Mr.
Terrell, *me examined. From their evidence it appeared
shat ant` was an extensive fracture on the right side of the
skull, mid en effasion of blood oil the brain, which was the
immediate cause of his death. Verdict—Accidental Lealh.

The Lords Commissioners of hi. Majesty's Trea-
sury, coo the petitiou of u numerous body of lauded
proprietors, merchants, &c. have been pleased to
wake the port of Milford a hondiug part fur goods
?numerated in tables C and U of the geueral Ware.
bowing Act.—(CuinGiiiiii./
Yesterday Thomas Jiro/turd, the driver of the
asysowator etage, Was brought to Marlborough.
street tither, uoder the Co roo.vo's warrant (I he Jury
lotting luutol u vertht tit' Manslaughter against
111111 ou !Lc iirrerding ere4llllg, for itrivitig ag4iubt
r. SLA DE, by which ]hat perwo bad been *0
nu Dell injured re•to twee Li. iluntli), to be held to
hail, but too perd4.ll illiptiet II g a+ 1411 for hint, he
rati curuuii'trd to N, g ite fur tii.d,

LAW .INT4LLICENCE.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Tut•Dsr,
DICSMBER 18.
London, England, 1821-12-19

MARKET'S.

[From the " London Mercantile Price Current," of
Teseaday, December 18, 1821.]

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH NIAIN PRODUCE.
Conti.—Only two small public 'airs have been brought
forward since Tuesday last, consisting of British Plaatailuis,
which went at the full prices quoted its our last, meld fur
same lots of Dominica, which brought a small advance.—
There has heeu • steady demand, by private contract, far
coloury Coffer, and the transactions in Foreign have in con-
sequence been chiefly in Brazil, from 9SI to 100.. per cat.
St. Domino has been sold at our last quotations, but the
demand has been languid thereat.
The stock of West India Coffee is now 2,4 CS tons, being
390 less than at this lime last year ; present prices 17s. per
cwt, lower.

SW:Ult.—The demand for British Plantation has been 641
during the week, and prices are abut Is. per cwt. lower for
all descriptions.
FOREIGN Sooatt.—Three public sales of Havannah have
taken place slime our last, comprising altogether 622 chests,
above half of which was damaged : the whole of the sound
WAS bought in from no. 6 to 435. (or low to white; the
damaged was generally sold.
_ . . .

The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 5,217 casks less than nt
this period last year; present p ices 2s. 6:1. per cwt. lower
per Gaulle
The present stock of Rum is 31,688 puns. and price of
proofs Is. 4d. per gallon.
Stock last year, same date, 19,045 puns. and price of
ptoofs 2s. per gallon.
Cocoa.—Trinidad continues in good demand, and at tha
public tale ou Thursday higher pikers were paid : two tuts
Grenada brought 965. 6d.; Berbice was offered at the minis
sale, and taken in tar want of buyers.
PENICNTU.—The Isle advance has been fully supported,
but the demand has tint been quite brisk; there lids out
been any offeted at public rale this week.
Loowoon has been in brisk demand, and at advanced
prices. FUSTIC bas beet. dull of sale.
London, England, 1821-12-19

CORK.

There is too much rectoa to apprehend that the
spirit of insubordination is still active its some part•
of this county. We saw a letter yesterday front a
rerpertable person residing in the neighbourhood of
Kanturk, in which it was stated that • Gestlemma.
wha lives near that place and whose name was
mentioned, though we forbear for the present as
state it, had been shot at, on the high toad, and
wounded. The writer alio said that. large bodies
of men paraded that district, and issued their mars.
dates fur the reduction of rents, and the deliver• of
arms ; and the peaceable and orderly tertantry were
to great fear of them.

No day hes yet been fixed for the commence-
ment of proceeding• wider the Special Commis-
sion in Cork.

We take the following from the Cork Morning.
intelligence,. :
Oa Thursday morning last, between the bonnet
one and two o'clock, the tioa-e of Carbery M'Car-
thy, of Knocksne, in the perish of Drituotesgue,
about six miles from Dunmatiway, was attacked be
several men, seven of whom tittered, with their
faces blackened, and demanded lite.srms and am-
munition; M'Csrthy gave them • pistol, the salty
fite•arms he had ; they asked Inc the keys of his
chests, which hr gave them. They Owe procrederl to
search, every chest in his honse, in one of which they
found between one anal two pounds of gunpowders
which he had fur the purpose of !Alamein; a quarry,
and which, be thinks they must hare known he
had ; with these they departed without deinsodiug
money or any thing else.
London, England, 1821-12-19

PRINCE LEOPOLD'S BIRTH-D4Y.

Sunday lust was his Royal Highness Prince
LROPOLD'S birth-day, when his Royal Highness
completed his 31st year, upon which occasion his
beloved sister, the Duchess of KINT. gave • dinner
party at her residence, Kensington Palace. The
Duke end Duchess of CLARENCE came from
Bushy Park to he present upon the occasion. Sir
ROBERT and Lady GARDINER, Captain CONROTs
&c. were of the party.
The day wee not celebrated generally till Mon-
day. when an entertainment to all the domestics of
his Royal Highness and their friends at CI remont
was given, and the whole was a scene of much
gaiety. The mansion there has undergone a
thorough repair, which will exceed the original
estimate several thousand pound., owii.g to the dry
rot having been discovered to have got into the
building; the ornaments and decorations of the
interior remain to be done when his Royal High-
ness ►eturns to England.

The celebration of the day was observed in
the evening in London by his Royal Highness's
tradesmen illuminating their houses. Among them'
were--

Mr. Fox, hair-cutter to the Prince, in the Strand, with
two letters of P. C. brilliantly illuminated with • profusion
of variegated lamps; Messrs France and Basting, cabinet-
makers and upholsterers, in Pall-mall, • brilliant star; Mr.
Cater, the hatter, in the same place, also • star of variegated
lamps; Mr. Macky, oil and colourman, in Piccadilly, bad
Isis balcony illuminated with lamps; Messrs. Mostly and
Walker, cap-makers, iu Piccadilly, • star of variegated
lamp.; Mr. Howie, oilman, of the same place, a row of
lamps; Mews. Brecknill and Turner, wax-chandlers, in
the Haymarket. P. C. sad Crown in centre of variegated
holm—The whole of their brilliancy was much impaired
by rain, and the wind blowing them out.
London, England, 1821-12-19

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Andrew and J. Frtwer, of Upper Thames-street,
London, plumbers, September 29, 1321—C. Load and
A. Wormall, of Brewers-stereo, Somers Town, Middlesex,
grocers, December, 1821.—W. Barlow, and J. B. Mauna,
of Watling-street, London, wholesale ironmongers, Decem.
ber 18, 1821.—G. It. Kirke and A. Jarman, of Battersea-
fields, Surrey, taunters, December 18, 1871.—5. Solomon,
K. Lewis, and S K Solomon, of Charing.cross, Middlesex,
army tailors, December 10, 1821.—5. Dane° and G. Smith,
of Bishomaic-street Without, London, butchers, Decem-
ber, 7, 1821.
London, England, 1821-12-19

NORRIS V. WARDEN AND OTHERS.

Mr. MARRYATT stated that this was an action to
recover a compensation for false iurprisuntneot-
The Defend:into were all di tornies rratdn•g at Saha.
bury, and had actul as Commissioners under a
commission of bankruptcy issued against the
Plaintiff. Ou the P'laintttl•'e third examination he
was asked whether he had net twice within the last
six moctlni executt•l assignments of his effects to
his son, to which lie answered that he never had to
his ki,oteletige. IVitli this answer the Defendants
were dissatisfied, and by theii warrant committed
the Plaintiff to the COUlllilib gaol ol• the comity.
An application was then made to the Lord Chanirl-
lor, and a Habeas Corps: was granted to ()ling the
Plaintril lip to London, where he accordingly tune
iii custody of' the gaoler, and the matter iu due
course came before the Lord ChauCellor, who after
hearing Counsel on both sides directed that the
Plaintiff' Arnold be discharged ; and he was accord-
ingly liberate() after a easitinement of nearly two
months. 'fin re were, Mr. Marryatt oltervelf,
several other irregularities in three proceedings, for
all which the Plaintiff now came to ask fat a cum.,
pensenun iu damages.
Witnrs•es were ailed, who proved the Plain-
titre eJ.r.

Mr. SCARLETT tbjected that the revue should
have beets laid to N'iit►ltite; for although the
been detained in Middlesex, that wi.a
a result arising from los own act, namely the appli-
cslion fur the Milieus Corpus. There was a case
precisely in point which had been au decided by
his Lou (Ishii).
Mr. MaintYATT submitted that the matter com-
plained of watt fbe confinement, alai his detention
in Middlesex way on of that
The Luau Cuter JUSTIC:: CUllfidcled the ob-
jection of Mr. Searlett fatal.
Plaintiff imnsuited.