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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-19

DISORDERS of the NERVOUS SYSTEM,
whether originating in excessive indulgence of the
',petite' and amities, or in hereditary structure, esonatitatie
the misery of a large portion of the afflicted. Depraved ap:
mtite, trembling of the limbs. weakling of body, and
Rue), of mind, peculiarly characterise them, and make flie
44rharge of the accustomed duties of life Isbnriuus and
riai imam,. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD attacks
ibis hydra with astonishing saccese, and ay be resorted to
"14 the greatest confidence.
Sold by Mr. Johnston, 66, Corolaill; Mr. &ogee (tats
Batua and Co.), 130, OxfordAtreet, Loodou ; sad Mr.
Towooosi, Chatham; sad all Booksellers, In bottles Ills.
each; there are also bottles Ws. each, the latter contaiolag
the (lustily of four at 111. 4 Seal. Souse.,Uompool,"
f ogiaved on the "lamp' to imitate which is felony,
London, England, 1822-08-19

HOLYIIKAD ROAD.

EXTRACT PROM THE FOURTH REPORT PROM THE
SELECT COMMITTEE ON HOLYHEAD ROADS, &C.

Your Committee have drawn up the following
statement, to show the whole saving or distance that
ma) be obtained between Clisrk and London, by
completing Mr. Trifttrel's improvements :

Mile,. Yards.
London, England, 1822-08-19

ANTIQUITIES.

During the lost week the workmen employed in digging
the found:ikons of the tint pier of the New Bridge at trind-
sor, discovered, about two feet below the bed of the riser. Ire-
vend articles of antiquity. They principally consisted of a
)srge quantity of horse shoes, some of very curious construc-
ting—au aniigne spur—and several coins, the most perfect
and beautiful of which was a gold quarter-noble of Ed-
ward 111. 011 one side are the arms of England sod France,
It a shield, with the following inscription
Edwar: R: Angt: et Flan: et D. Ityb.
On the reverse are lions and flours delis, intermixed with
flowers, With the inscripino
_

Ex;liabitor in Gloria.

This coin is in the possession of Mr. French, of Windsor.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POMITSMOUTII, (WIWI 16.
Arrived the Lydian's. Langer, trots New South %Tales,
and prom-did up Channel.

PLYMOUTH, AUUUI,7 15.
Arrived Ilse Jobn, Leaman, (rum Prince Edward's Wand.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST I.

Arrived the Dube of Itlarlhorough packet from Lisboa in
len days; mid Perseverance, Brown, from London to Bii-rra
Leone. Arrived off the port the Harvey from Jamaica—out
133 dap,.
- - -

Put-baek the Montagu packet for Jamaica.

ORAL, AUGUIT 16.

Arrived last night and 10-day, and sailed for theßWer,
the Bridgewater, Mitchell, from China; Kettle Castle, late
Linsey, from ditto; Charles Grant, Stott, fins ditto; Harvey,
Rowe, from Jalmaica ; Leander, Christie, from ditto; Emw-
-I•,ua, Hunt, from Quebec; Britannia. Evans, from St. Kitt's;
Colonist, Smith, from Barhadoes; Resent, Calleliden. from
Jamaica ; Active, Montgomery, from ditto ; Albion, Hayden.
from Beerier; Atlas, Reed, from Virginia; and Donald,
Gulf, front Havasinals.
Came down front the River and remains with the rest. the
Glory, Morgan, for Demerara. The Bridgwater parted corn-
paay on the this inst wish the Abberton, Gilpin, from Bengal
and Madras fur London, off the Western Islands: on 2911,
July the Colonial spoke the brig John Evans, 30 days from
Trinidad, all wall, in lat. 39. lung. 45. W.; also on 11th
August the schooner, Diart,of Dartmouth, in 1at.48.!0ag.99.
W. The brig Emulous spoke the B•taey, of Liverpool, fur
Richebucto, in lat. 45.29. N. long. 11. 30. W. all well.

BIRTH

At Purbrook lodze, nu the 15th instant, the Lady of
Henry Meredyth Jervis White .I.rvis, Essy of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

le St. Peter's Chnrch, Dublin, by the Ser. Dean
gri.h., Joins Arruir, Esti. of Fitzwilliorn-orrecr, to Eliza
Gifford, youngest emetic, of the Dowager Illsaciioneas of
Lassodorrn.

0.. Wednesday last, at the Cathedral Church, Lichadd, by
the Very lies. the Dean, John Somrrset Russell. E.q. of Po-
with Cowl, iodic enmity of Woreesirr, lu Sts.y, only child of
the late Moretti% Aehusslry Slancy, C.q. t•f Nhe from!, Salop,
mad niece of Sir Awken Cothet, of Mormon Cut ',Mien
the same county.
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London, England, 1822-08-19

SOUTHAMPTON, Avourr 17.

This town never exhibited so splendid an •ppeerataite as it.
has dose during the preset.' week, attracted by the high (has
racier and excellent pieparations made to give carry POl.l-
- effect In outs races. such ao assemblage of equipages
sever bereft was seen in the toasty of Hants--32 carriages
sad four, god four hundred carriages' awl pair.—As a proof
of our ovrr•folinesa. the Ordinaries boasted a eotepsey, rash
dor, of 130 ladirs nod gentlemen; the Theater .produced
1001. stir Arse erelong; sod upwards of 500 farrhuroahles
graced the bait room on the second. li is computed that
from Arleen to treaty thousand persons atito4.o -act day.
The getieint opinion that the beantifol aittration of the
eare-eouese cannot be surpassed by any lai she itiagdetn; whilst
the Hitting aci sally t :cited the highest degree of admiration ;
wbitly with the throng of fashioaable misithsges, said
itegarage crowd of pedestrian spectators, Corned une of
the most beau Iful and tuteresling sight. wiitie.sed bo this
part of the C•1111111y for many years. This bUfee., n. the re-
newal of oar races was doe to the eatiaordiaai a .x• rueas
of our stewards, A. ft. Dottie and J. Ede, Ears. she oisoi-
felted as their various arratsgimeats the must d.cidtd tail,
as competency.
Oe the Arm day's seers a Sweepstakes of 51. each, sod 504
added, was woe by Mr. I..Cheritou's s b. f. dice lir, 4 yrs shl4
bemire Ilse ethers.

TheTuwa Plate of 1001., with a salorription of 101.. font
Subscribers, was yea after armee running by M ...I Walker's
th. f. Paradias, S yrs, bestirs( the second borne, Prieto', by
bog a neck rosily.
Tl.e hrsera' Sweepstakes of SI. each, silk • Silver Cup,
givens by J Pleansig, Erg of Morelia.' Perk, we. won by
Mr. Peaford's ch. tn. by Witrbersfr, beefier too otivrm
• Yrsteulaf's rates proved Mr Brsirkwaite's b. h. Vanier),
to be the 'boner of the Ladles' Plate of 501. with 51. each
burs: vs Sweepstskes, four Subscribers, beating four ethers,
The Members' Plate of 60/. *as w.II contested, sod af-
forded three beats, the first being a dead heat between Doi,
Cossack and Inferior, but was eventually wuu by Mr. L.
Cbarlsoa's

Ahoy peop,e lost their 'latches, purses, pocket books, &e.
on the ►acr.g d, as the Itght-lingersd :rutty ono Mann
on this alert, our of *hone received a very severe &mkt,' by
the stuthiitty, and srversl Isere liken into custody.
J. Fleming, F,sq. M P. for oho county (ob.', ire ars happy
to state, was present, with kis &oil)), is chosen oleo of tho
&tenor& for urxt year.

Our Theatre opened on Mayday sight, when Mrs. /aortas.
Mite Janina (her daughter, ands very farourits actress at
the Rath Theatre), and a Mr. Molliossworih, made their int
appearasee is the Honey Neon, and is stossiaing their re-
spective characters evirced cassidersble talent. The interior
of the Theatre ►as bees very tastefully decorated, end gag
lights introduced from meanl limatifally.east chsadellvav,
which produce a very pleaaism effect. The Theatre, mach
to the wratillcatiou of the robin., has been oproed sightly
during the week.
London, England, 1822-08-19

PETE Ar BLRNHEI3t

The anniversary of the halite of Blenheim was celebrated
on Tuesday last by his Grace the Doke of Marlboreegle, in
Me princely mansion, Blenheim, with a mete and waged.
worthy of the memorable 01(.131011. A table of /fly
comes am placed in t►e centre of the spacious library,
which hod been appropriately decorati II with laurels ii ho.
sour of the day. At live o'clock the nelibboaring Nubility
aid Cowry eat down to a spleadid and elegant repast...-.
Anson the company present were, Lord and Lady Shame.
duo and bled Norrets, Lurd and Lady Edward Somerset,
Lady Stearibroulte and the Hon. Mr. Boris, Lord and Lady
Churchill and the Hew. Mr. Slimmers, Lord Henry Spencer
Cherchill, Mr. and lady Caroline Hamilton, the Hun. and
Kee. Mr. Berrie, Sir Henry sad Mr. aid Mr.. Dasbwoud,
Sir finery and Lady Peyton, Lady Gardiner and Mies New.
come, Lady mud Miss Cottrell, Mow Wykham, Mrs. sod
Miss %Myst, Mr T. Morays*, Mr. aid Mrs. Wiry, Captain
and Mrs. Evan., Mr. Mrs. and Mows Browne, the Hon. aid
Rev. Mr. Kuollys, Sir Edward West, Dr. Johnaws, Mr.
Blacken, Mr. P. Johnston, the Rev. Mewl. greedy, Mar-
shall, Herbst., Kerby, Char chill, Gordon, Hollered. &c. &c.
Doting the eitteriainnien. the Woodatock bawd, and this
band attached to Lord Churchill's regiment of yeomanry
cavalry, played several loyal Mid patriotic sire. Iu the
menial' the party •isited the saw pleasure groan& which
have been so testerully formed by the present Duke on the
precipirom border of the magoillesiet lake. Polities if
welt-d . .1 persons, attracted by the meats, were seen on
the opposite (wok ; and the weather beiug particularly fa.
yr:iambi', nothing could surpass the beauty and cluserfuluess
of the mom.
London, England, 1822-08-19

POLICg.

sow-I TRISIST.
Oa Saturday Iwo saes, binned /Mend and Perovoit, were
brought op in Ilie custody of Morris, Baker, and Lack, node'
Ike following eireuanstaneeit—Abont twelve o'clock on
Friday night tie (paws* Mopped them in Henrietta-street.
Upon Barnet was fttind a Mee bag, containing the whole
tinpkments of bouse•breskiug—siteb as iron crows, centre.
bits, dark lantern, pllnarphorns box, and s number of skele-
ton and other keys. Prams bad only is his posseasloo
some keys of a questionable mature, with some small rape,
and a bludgeme of so comm., size, wbich,from examination
an Saturday is the oilier, appeared to have been used in a
very forcible manner against doors or windows. Ir their de-
fence Barnet staird that be foiled the bag with its contents
on Westminster Bridge. Pearsall denied any acqraiutanee
with Dorset, until be was reminded that it was sot many
days since be was tried at the Old Bailey, mud acquitted,
fur robbing Mr. M'Gowran's house in Catberime.street,
when his previous serptatntaare with Barnet was brought
to his recolleetioa. They were both remanded fur tee days.
London, England, 1822-08-19

BANKRUPTS.

Alexander Drnholme,of Cheltenham, dealer in slates, to
surrender, September 3, at 4. and Mt, at slaves, at the
George Hotel, Cheltenham. Attorneys, Messrs. King and
Soo, Castle-street, Holborn, London; sod Mr. Packwood,
Cbelleoham.

John Fonlkea, of Chester, grocer, to surrender, September
6,7, and 19, at one, at ILs George lan, Dale.street, Liver-
pool. Attorneys, Messrs. Luce, Miller, and Lace, Liverpool;
and Messrs. Taylor sod Roscoe, Kingi•Beach-Walks Temple,
London.

Mark Richards, of Hythe, Southampton, ship-boilder, to
surrender, August 31, September 10, at twelve, and 28, at
eight, at the Guildhall, Southampton. Attorneys, Mr. Barney,
Southampton; and Mr. Roe, Temple Chambers, Fleet-
Street, London.
Jobs Bell Masan, of Cambridge, cook, to surrender,
August 23, at six, 24, and September 28, al five, at the Itrd
Lion Inn, Cambridge. Attorneys, Mr. Harris, Cambridge;
and Mr. James Cot, Hatton-garden, Loudon.
King, of Farnham, Southampton, coach-builder,
to surrender. September 9, 13, and 28, at twelve, at the Red
Lion lon, Fireballs. Attorneys, Messrs. Hobos., Frampton,
and Loftus, New-less, London ; and Mr. Fadden, random
. .

John Thorp, jun. of Cheadle, Cheshire, ealico•printer, to
surer, oder, September 14, at three, 18, sod 28, at ten, at lbs
Palace lon, Manchester. Attorneys Messrs. Adlingion,Gre_
gory, and Faulkner, Redford row, Condos; and Mr. Clunks
5i..., St. Ames-street, Manchester.
Anthony ft bins, of Gravesend, Kent, hardwareman,
to sorrel/der, August 20, 24, and September 28, at one, at
the Court of Cummissfunersuf Bankrupts, Basisirhall•street,
London. Attorney, Mr. Wootton, Token House-yard,
Union.
London, England, 1822-07-01

COLD BATH FIELDS PIUSON.

The want of means to employ the prisoners is this prison
to hard tabour, which, to many, constitutes the most severe
part of their punishment, has at length been (Amsted by the
completion of • series of revolving wheels is each yard,
epos which the prisoners are placed at stated periods, and
the motion of w►kb depends upon their constant exertion.
On Tuesday last the plan was brought two complete
ally, and all the prisoners is the gaol, both male and female,
were set to work. At the first (meet it was looked upon as
a mere matter of amuaeme•t, but the expertietice of • near.
tel of an hour at once proved that it was a must. irksome oc-
cupation. Is the end, the whole of the min in one of the
ward*, to the number of forty, declared they would not
work, and absolutely refused to obey they taskmaster.
Aiming these were some very notorious chsrallers. The Go-
vernor, Mr. Adkins, was immediately scut fur, sod ton his
snivel he remonstrated with the mediocre* ou their new
eouduct. This remonstra•ee was in vain, one of the ring.
leaders acting as spokesman fur the rest, positively declared
their isteution not to go to work again. Mr. Adkins., with
Acronyms firmness, immediately ordered sixteen of the must
pruniiuent to be double ironed and locked up is their cells,
declaring at the same lime that they should remain is this
ideation an allowance of bread and water, until they thought
proper to sheer contritios for their offence. This bad the
desired eJT ct. The whole of those who remained ienme.
diately set to work with apparent good will, ■nd in the
course of the day, eleven of the *istei n who bad been lock.
ed up, sent fur the Governor, and begged to be permitted to
resume their occupation, with a promise that he should hear
no more of their opposition. Their prayer was complied
with, -Rad they mounted the wheel, and is the course of the
next day, the remaining live, with as humbled spirit, follow-
ed their example. Thus the whole of the prisoner. are us.
kept to actual bard labour, a plan which experience proves
to create a stronger prejudice towards the inside of a prison
than any other which can be adopted. At s given signal
all the prisoners is the different yards are ordered on the
wheels, soil immediately the machine is set is motion. In
the court yard there is erected • sort of pyramid, surround.
eel by • wood-work of • particular construction. Upon
looking at which, the Governor ea, at once ascertain the de.
grce of labour which is applied, and thereby discover she-
' 'Hier there is any negligence seethe part of the prisoners, fur
whirls of course the taskmaster is answerable. At preseut
the power of the wheels is applied to no profitable purpose,
but it is in contemplation to erect a mill outside of the pri.
sun fur grinding flour, in which it can effectually be brought
into action.
London, England, 1822-07-01

OBSEIIVATIOII.

Tie size of the tars Las increased, but tbe enlargement is
bat trilling : they are, fur the opera, and fur dress partials
of fine net, tastefully ornamented •ilb various figures and
devises, is polished steel.
The &sum lie colours are cerulean bine, pink, lavender
grey, emerald green, and primrose.

On Saturday Sir Roma Pazirrox give his an-
nual feast of white bait at Greenwich. Among the
company were, the CHANCELLOR of the Excus.
QUIR, Earl BATHURST, Mr. ROHINSON, Mr. WIL-
MOT, Mr. PLANTA, &C.

Colonel Mousy sod suite, lately @trisect from
the East Indies, sailed on Friday iu the Majestic
steam packet, for Castle Mona,• the seat of the
Duke of ATHOL.

On Wednesday the Owen Glendower frigate,
Captain lion. It, C. SPENCER, returned from
Copenhagen, and landed Earl SPENCER at Ryde.
Ilia Lordrhip was welcomed by a solute of guns
from the shore.
NEAT Frltaz TO SUBSCRIBERS.—SELLICE OS.
BORN a, late Proprietor of the Wilmington Watch-
man, now transacts his closing businese at his count.
ing-room, entrance from Siiiplry-street as usual,
where lie will write receipts with great alacrity and
cheerfulness.—(American Paper 1
There is a plant (says JEFFERSON), of a very
singular (polity, called Joules-town weed. The
late Doctor BOND informed me that he had under
his csre a patient, a young girl, who had put the
seeds of this plant into her eye, which dilated the
Pupil to such a degree that she could see iu the
dark, bat in the light was almost blind.
A curious concrete mass of iron and zink, is
weight more than a pound, has been presented to
the Liverpool Itoyal Institution from a friend in
London. It is part of the residuum which remain.
ed in an oven in which some millions of Bank notes
had been burnt, and is supposed to have been
amalgamated ream the materials which have entered
into the composition of the ink.
London, England, 1822-07-01

WANITEAD HOUSE.

MAGNIFICENT SPLENDID FURNITURE of the
GRAND APARTMENTS, STATE BED-CHAMBERS,
DI NI NG-ROOMS, LIBRARY FURNITURE, Extensive
and Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, Fine Old CHINA
and GLASS, Choice WINES in Casks soil Bottles, cad
Various Effects.
IVIR. ROBINS, of Warwick !loose, Regent.
Wert, informs rise Nobility, Gentry, and the Public,
that THIS DAY, MONDAY, July 1, and fiillovriog Days,
as described in the Catalogues., will be continued the Sale
of the rosily Effects of that splendid *maims, comprising
the Faruitare of
THE GRAND SALOON.
Beautiful crimson damask Winduw.curtaina, valuable an.
tique Oriental Ebony Sofa and Chair., magnificent rich-
chased gilt Or.mula Chandeliers, an pes b Buhl and Tortoise-
shell Commode, Grand Verd Antique Side-table., Oriental
japanned folding Screeu, Se.
GRAND DRAWING ROOM.

Noble brilliaut Pier Glasses; nmenlieelit Siena Marble Pier
Tables ; valuable antique chased Or-molu Chandelier; superb
Card Table. ; sumptuous Greenin 3.14 ; superb Otiomaus,
covered with crimson Genoa Velvet ; splaudid carved and
gilt Chairs; Console Table; Jewel Cashes ; grand Parisian
Clock ; and valuable gilt Screens.
London, England, 1822-07-01

RAMSGATE AND BROADSTAIRS STEAM PACKET,
✓ E EAGLE, Captain R. MAJOR, will start
from tbe CUSTOM ROUSE STAIRS. LONDON,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING at
nett o'clock, and RETURN from RAMSGATE every
MONDAY ■uJ THURSDAY Moraiag, at Half past Sever
Fats:—Best Cabin, 124.; Pore Cabin, 10s.; Children
ender Twelve Yearn, Ss. each.
The Proprietors will nut be aeroentsble for Luggege,
finless delivered into the care of the Steward, nor to the
Amount of more 'non Five Poen& value, except enter.d
■nd paid fur ma such; nor fur Sea Risk, or Navigation of any
kiud whatsoever.
••• Passengers ran get on !mart from Rarnagate yin., or
land there, al all mimes, without the reek and Nearer&
menet of going into Busts; or they may be taken on beard
off Renadstalre, or landed at that Port free of expense.

tlt •Neitlxr pour wirers nor luggage are liabk to pay any
wharfage at Ranilgate.
Breakfast, Motor, and ether Refreshments on bnard.—.
Ladies ind Gentlensea are regraded to frit es bawl a Clair-

MO-beirsim tie sbovematad time.
For further particular., and for Tickets for the Season,
apply at N 0.69, Lower Thames-street, Loudon and at the
Office, at Ramsgate.
N.B.—TM ROYAL SOVEREIGN, a beautiful New
Steam Venial, brimming In the same Pr,prictors, will com-
mence mooning io the e.mrse of the present month, alter-
saiell, and in conjunctioe with The Eagle, to and from
Batesville, as will be hereafter specified.
London, England, 1822-07-01

[From" La Belle Assemsblie."]

COURT DRESSES AT THE LATE DRAWING•ROOtI.
A splendid gold lams dress, en tulle over white satin, taste_
fully ornamented with chi-try-coloured crape and gold; the
border richly and fancifully decorated with coavolvoluses,
gold wheat ears, and cherry-coloured field flowers. The
body and sleeves superbly finished with blond lace sod gold
cordon. Train of ceruleaa blue satin, lined with salute, with
a beautiful bordering of gold lama and cherry-coloured
Head-dressi, full court plume of white ostrich fea-
thers surmounting a diadem of the finest brilliant. ; neck-
lace a la solitaire, sad ear-pendants of the same costly ma-
terial.

FASHIONABLE BONNETS FOR THE CARRIAGE,
PUBLIC PROMENADES, &C. &c.

A buff-coloered crepe Sommer Promenade Bouvet, trim-
med wills rostra*: of Mae satin covered •ilia brocaded
erare ; edge of the bonnet trimmed with a rich blood : the
ornaments consist of lilac and buff embroidered crapr; sur-
mounted by brioches of lilacs.

Moulin Exhibition and MO/Itol3ll Bonnet of cerulean
blue crape beautifully embossed, cad varied with blood
sad net; a narrow blood lace of a rich pattern, is placed
near the mtge. The crown surmounted by blue fancy
flowers.

Carriage Bonnet of pink crape ornamented with row-
leoux of pink min, relieved by brocaded crepe of the
same colour edged with blood lace; topple of brocaded
erope confine the bonnet, and these lappet', which supply the
place of strings, are edged with blond. The bark of the
bonnet is very dcbly ornamented with pink satin;and the
crown is is the toque (wen.

A Welkin Menet of white urine% with raised spots,
bound and trimmed with Danish blue satisobres bouf-
fant Rulings of which material ornament the left side,
representiog tulip le to the edge of t►e brim ; the other
side ornamented with fall puffins, edged with narrow straw
platting.

Park Carriage Bouvet el while nape over white satin,
!Med with a listing of broad blood ; IW crown elegantly
finished by a light gauze puffing, oath a leaf, and richly
trimmed with hue blood. On the left side a full huorb
of province ruses, surmounted by a marabout phrase of
feathers.
London, England, 1822-07-01

k&AL GA,APENR, YAUXRALL
TM; Nobility, Gentry, and Public, ere nslmt
•
respectfully Infocined, in addition to the various
Amusements which have given such complete satisfactioa,
that TIM EYENiNG, MONDAY, July 1, Madame
Georgina, a Lady of Colour, a Native of Calcutta, will
SING is the Rotunda, and accompany herself on the
Plano-forte, and will also play ■ ( ite Concerto, being
her 3d and last appearance in Public. The WONDER of
WONDERS, the Junior Languemar, the TIGHT ROPE
PRODIGY, with ASCENT a.la•Sarqui. The Beautiful
Hentarriaaiesortron. Extraordinary Fire Works, by the
unrivalled Chevalier Suithhy, ace. are. are.
Doors to be opened at Half.pnst Seven —Concert begins
at Eight.—Admittance 31. ad.—Supper Buses may be en-
gaged.
London, England, 1822-07-01

LONDON JULY PastirONS.
[Fro.. Ackorgiona's /Igloos/tory of Arlo, Fashions," 4.c.]

MORNING DIMS.
The movalug dram is composed of colonnade stripe mug.
lin, worked toned the bottom to correspond with the stripe,
and trimmed wi►h tour wirrow worked flounces, the upper
one finished with a double row of cord. The body fastens
behind, plain sad high, but a little open towards the throat;
trimmed with the same &bests work that decorates the
cape, in which there ere two roof, separated by a puffing of
plain book•muslio, through which a lilac ribband is drawn.
The cape is square at the shoulder, where it finishes; but
the upper row of trimming is continued to the bottom of the
waist, adding to the graeefulnese of the farm. The sleeve
is wetted at the end, and tied with lilac ribband at the
wrist ; above which, the work Is arranged is a double angle
tsinstned, from each of which is suspended a small cord tsa.
eel. The cap is elegautly simple, of the cottage form, and
composed of beautiful India worked muslin and Mechlin
lace, tastefully decorated with faucy lilac ribband. Shunt,
lilac kid.

EVENING DIMS.
Round dress, of delicately striped net, over a white satin
dip; the bottom of tle dress extended by a double rouleau
of rich white satin ; above which are tiepin festoons, sr-
rangod transversely, of puffed cr?pe line, entitled diago-
nally by three narrow umlauts of white satin, sad finished at
the top with small Clusters of the blue eonvolvolas. The
corsage displays the Armies* taste, cut round, and edged
with a quilling of the final tulle; the stomacher is formed
of four rows of six minute folds of white satin, net appear-
ing between each row. The tasteful trimming round (lie
back, over the shoulder, and uniting with the stomacher to
the bottom of the waist, is composed of abort rows of folded
satin, separated by the net at equal distances, ■nd edged
with blond of a rich and elegant pattern. The sleeve short
and full, confined by convolvoluses ■od divisions of swill
folded satin, which is again intersected ►y ebeveronels.
Head-dress, turban of cerulean blue sod white crApe fine,
and two white ostric► feathers. The hair parted in frost,
and elegant singlets on each side. White ntin shoes; long
white kid gloves. Necklace and ear-rings of pearl and
cornetist,.
London, England, 1822-07-01

MARRIAGES.

At Moreton Sea, on SalUrd;;air'sniglit, by the Rev. J. J.
Bleat, the Rey. C C. Cholanuudeley, eldest sun of Charlts
Chulmuadeley, IE4. of Knuthfurd, mid nephew to Lord Hr-
lainere, to Mary, only daughter of the late Re.. lLgiusld
Heber. of Hudnet Hall, in the county of Cheater.
L New Yolk city, Charles Hodges, E,41 of Dublin. late
Major in the Army of Colombia, South America, to Madam
♦melia Lyset.
On Saturday moraine, el St. Bride's (lurch, Wm. Heath
Poch, Esq. of Red Lieu-square, to Silas Phillips, daugh-
ter of Sir Rhliard Phollipr,aßrihgc-atreet.
London, England, 1822-07-06

FASHIONABLE HO EFIIEN/".

+be Earl end Countess of Loos.tale and family !ease
town this day, foe albeit test Lowther, IVt.tinorlood, 11- the
season.

Lord ana Lady Longford sad family have left town for
their seat, Cooper Hill, surrey.
Lord Colchester left Milker Hotel, Jermyo-strut, on
Thursday for his seat in Sussex.
The Earl of Gosford arrived yesterday at Blake, Hotel,
leinlyn-street, from Erightwu.
fp Jobs and Lady Emily kale, hare left town fur their
sea ha Yarkaloire.

The Count and Countess de lifonialimbou aid suite er-
tilted yesterday at the St. James's Hemel, Jesmyn-street, from
Paris. Wm. Evans; Eq. M.P. left ditto yesterday, fir his
seal in Derbyshire.
Samuel Muir, Esq. and family have left town for their
seat Herringswel, Suffolk.
Departures from Warree's llotel, Regent alreel
Thomas Bettie, Bart. fur Southampton; and Col. Campbell
fur his seat iu Kent.

Lord James Hay arrived yesterday of the Claremont
Hotel, Bond-atreetf from Patio. &Tartu' ea frost ditto :
Rev. Mt. Austin ou a lour; Edward Thellusus, Iwo. for ►is
mai In Scotland sod Ales. Grant, Esq. for Paris.
London, England, 1822-07-06

OUTI MAN LECTURES.
TUE Friends of these rational Mrelings
and their Arquaintanee are respectfully iaformed,
that it LECTURE un the MARRIED STATE will be
drl,vervil NI Mr Penn's, 10, New-wreet, Spring-garden.,
THIS PRESENT. SATURDAY, Joh 6, at Tbr.e otlock,
by 'Mr. RICHARDSON.
Tickets, 2.. 6d. encb, at Messrs. Reichard mad Son's, In,
Piccadilly; and of Mr. John Miller, 69, Fleet-strei t.
London, England, 1822-07-06

CROW ,V CLAIMS.

We usdelsiand that at the ensuing Attais' !rip
be bled seven isitortani'aetions, in which the eftifv,ir
seeks to recover derelict lauds nu the coast 46:,_
eatroty, :io the to.wttships of North. an Sootl4
ramose% Graiothorpe, Wraghtilme, Nortit'Cotto,
Nevelt Chapel. end Trines. The large quantify
of 1;640 acres of such 'lambi were, by an toquiettinn
held on the 181 b of November, 1818, pursuant
to • emmuntaioo under the Great Seel, returned
se having Mcrons* salt marshes, left foi the most
part' by the *a; hot a legsl question is tithed
whether they really come undar the description
stf derelict lauds to -which the Craton has a right,
.or whether they ore ant *gradual accretiuua which
beeline the property of the Loyd* oaf the Ma-
Gorr. The 1./efendants in the seven actions are
t orb Gorlyr„ the night lion. Latham
Baronets Willoughby of Ettaby, Dante Ilurothilt
Baubs,..witiovr, the lion. "law* ilttuilton Stanhope,
Wm. Serape, Laid Yarborough, awl Ed*. Great.
heed, Esq. A motion was to hr made iu toe Vice-
Chuooellor's Court on Tbutsday the 4th inst. for
changing the venue in all these iwpotGwt cvn,es
front Lincolnshire into I)ertsyslure, or the giottud
of influence rind prejudice; and it vs.' ilitrudril to
oppose the motion on account of the enormous ex-
pense which would be occasioned by its success.—
(.ianiford Mercury.)

The Treasurer of the oniony of Cork has issued
a notice, stating. that he ibis rctei west the commands
of his E.xcellency the Laid LICH qaaat to call is
all warrants winch he had iwutd fur levying the
assessments of the last Adel.ZeS; it being his Excel-
lency's intention to advance oat of his M4jesty's
Treasury such stun as the exigencies ta the county
may at present absolutely moire, to be repaid by
such in:imbue:its as snail b- agreed upon between
his Excellence and the Grand Jury at the next
Assizes. The Treasurer accordingly requires the se-
veral high constables and collectors of tilt public
money for the several baronies and towns. paying a
proportion of the county tans within the county of
Cork, forthwith to return into his office the warrants
which they hate received. and to desist froth any
farther collection of their respective levies until
his Excellency's further Fle sure Shall be Made
known.

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London, England, 1822-07-06

PRETENSIONS OW RUSSIA IN THE PACIFIC.

Sir J. M ACKINTO6II, referring to the Ukase pub-
hshed by the Emperor in autumn last, by which he
claimed dominion of the waters between south-
east of Asia and south-west of America from the
51 degree of north latitude, a tract which in one
Irises is 5,000 aides wide. forbiddit►tf any 'foreign
ship to sail within too italian miles of this, his as-
serted maritime sovereignty, and knowing, as he
(Sir J. M.) did, that the merchants of London
were tittiug out vessel, to trade in those forbidden
seal, wished to ask the Noble Secretary for Foreign
Affairs if the Governmetu•had-teceived any fuzing
London, England, 1822-07-06

MA Rif ST&

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, 31/LT 5.
Althourh tbe supply of Wheat law beast but multi, yet the
Was were heavy titre rnrainß, and all descriptions nosy be
.gaoled 2s. per quarter cheaper, except superfine samples.
which obtaised Illourlay's prices. Harley was very heavy of
sale at a ;eclectic. of fell Is. per quartet, the demand Wine'
trials,. Oats, Maas. .red Pew are Is. per quarter loser,
lbit supply of each harius tueressed.
London, England, 1822-07-06

four America by MR. CHARLES WHITLAW.
A. SECOND PUBLIC MEETING for tea.
ill Wishing an ASYLUM for the (URE of SCROFU-
LOUS and CANCEROUS DISORDERS, rimier the s.
permirsoiroce of Mr. WHITLAW, will be lirlJ at rho City
of London Tavern, Biairopsgate-streel, on THURSDAY,
11th July iastmit, at Tvelve o'Clork ; Sir CLAULHUS
STEPHEN HUNTER. Kam In the Oleic.
••• A Report of the Comipittee es she numerous Cases
which have come noise Omit observation, both before sod
since the last public Meeting (held es the Rats of February),
will be read, sod will be found to be of the molt satisfactory
nature. JAMES MILLAR, Secretary.

97, Greet Russell-Owl, Bloomsbury,
July 5, 1822.
London, England, 1822-07-30

ORNITHOLOGY.

A partridge, followed by 19 young oat*, of • peculiar
breed, may now he seen in the garden of the Doke of Due-
clench, at Lingholm Lodge, in Ibis county. The parent
bird, together with three others. was brought up last year by
a comma hen, and retained at the Lodge fur the purpose of
destroying rennin. At the approach of spring, however,
three of the partridges were impel'. d by iostiact to seek a
wider rsage of lawn sad cover, while the fourth having be-
come the constant cumpawitio of the gardeaer's
cock, evinced ors disposition to Ily away. Chanticleer was
gallant enough to repay the attachment of his companioo,
and willingly resigned a crumb of bread or grain of barley
to the speckled stranger. Unlike the patient hen, however,
the partridge was so jealous and ■o great an enemy to poly-
gamy of any sort, that she attacked every other bird that
offered to approach the cock, mad from her superior activity
rectally bad the best of it its all such encuouteis. At
lemma the bars yard representative or the Grand Signior
buying almost killed soother cock, was resigned to the keep-
ing of a perms residing in a different part of the country.
Thither,.in spite of every obstacle, the partridge followed
his, lad in her search was observed miogling with the poal-
try of different farms, on. of them at least two miles distant
from Langhohn Lodge. At 400 both birds were restored
to their pliers's' duag.hillq hal by this lime the attacloneut
of the partridge had begun to abate, and ►be was oho rued to
be less and less in the cock's company until she left it alto-
gether. About a mouth moo she was discovered %ming
Mohr a cabbageroi a nest that contained lb egge. The bud
is quite lame, cornea whys called olio*, and feeds readily
lee the hands of persona Will WIIIIIII abc is familiar.—
(Dlsofries Courier)
London, England, 1822-07-30

MARKS TS.

CORN EXCHANGE, KOWDAT, ivtx 19.
Oar market was well supplied with Wheat this morning,
antoagat which were!" few samples or this year's growth, the
quality of which was very i.e, mid is coniequenee of the
assented stets of the weather the demand was tolerably
brisk for prime samples, at as &dames, of li. per quarts, ;
but there is so improtretneet is the priced the inferior gas.
Illles. Barley was dell sate, slid ls. per quarter lower than
on this day sevanight. The Oat trade was very Leavy, and
last Monday's prices were ouly obtained fur Rae fresh Cora ,
all saber suns are Is. per greeter cheaper. la Beaus amid
Pease t►ere is 160 alteration.
London, England, 1822-07-30

MOST DRSTRUCTIVR FIRE.

On Tuesday messing (July 16), shoot half-past aloe
o'clucki a 64111 Illetwslug Ire broke out is the village of
Lire, in a row of bosses called the Rack Close, the pee-
pers) of Mrs. Jobs Clark. The houses were built of clay.
ohd thatched .Rh reeds, and offing to this, together wish
the extreme drosses*, sad to the height of the wild at the
time, the lames *hie% first *speared about the mites of
tlip buildings, sapid', estesded to both directiess, cos-
sousing every thing with iieredshle fairy. The row was con.
roiled wit► another of the same structure, so as to form
two sides of a square, sad was the properly of the same in-
rtividsal. Is the ClPlltee of a few ssiusles, both of them
were completely enveloped in the devouring element. Dor.
tag the progress of the conflsgration, another row of houses,
which run parallel to she brat, and separated from it by little
more them two feet, wa■ in such imminent danger, that,
though built of atone. and covered with slates snd Wm, the
whets of it must have been enaisined, had it not been for
she sigortins exertion of the people, unhappily destitute as
they were of an engine. The Musing ashes, however, driven
by the wind, and by the inspeloosity of the dames, passed
Ober some thatched bosses that were pretty sear, and alighted
WI two of that draseriptiort which were at time* the distance,
belongisig to Mrs. George Matthew, nod which, hi • very
short time were destroyed like the former. To these pre-
mises the Ire was, with such ditiscslty, cou6sed, though Il
was sot tut under till muse time after twelve Velork,
sod throrgh stfir heirarog rabble :a was sot completely en-
t isigusitod till towards airesisser. This ealisenny is sescles.
stood to have originated from a hasdfisl of burning shavings
10114 up th. vent of one of Mae homer. is which • girl was
k.ndling ■ lire. The sufferers, alas! are numerous, and
tb• it leases have rear great, almost b►yond example. They
are all sinking people, and ha►e sothisg insured.
London, England, 1822-07-30

SURREY THEATRE.
riluts EVENING, TUESDAY, July 30, and
A 'win the Week, the Entertainments will commence
with a favorwite Comic Belll4, produced by Mr Glrnox, called
HEADS AND BLOCKHEADS.
After which (fifth time) is new grand splendid Melo.
Drasseiealled
ZENALDI; OR, THE DAY OF ST. MARK.

Zsmaldi (a Venetia; Nellie), Mr. H. Kashle; Vieenti
(Gaveraor of she Citadel of B. Mares), Mr. Cooke; Dorsal°
sOffirer of the C 011•111 of Three), Mr. Ridgway; Lorruco
(a supposed Orphan), Mr. Blanchard; Urbino- (Gondolier of
the .rate prison), Mr. Wyatt ; Roberti (Gaiter of the prima),
Mr Buckingham; Leouelli (an old serrast of Zenaldr), Mr.
Nicholson • Lamentine (wife of Urbino), Mrs. Weston;
Nisida (a Child, their daughter), Miss Nicholson.
Swamis. of • Fortress, destruction of the prima walls,
sad Combats between Messrs. Blaaeltard, Auld, sod Bart-
lett, sad Messrs. Blanchard sad Ridgway.
After risk* the comic Pantomime, epiled
THE THREE FISHERMSN',•
OR, THE BOX, THE FlB4l, AND THE GENII.
Three Harlequins; Messrs. Ridgway, Ellar, sod Auld—
Owes Pasisloons; Messrs. Blanchard, Bartlett, sod Bruisers')
—Three aortas; Messrs. Kirby, Paolo, and Bradbury—
sad Three Columiriscs; Misses Cooke, Lewis,sod Val-
London, England, 1822-07-30

would often geitillinit 1110 Salt 1104. -66 911"aa, Ihr
14th be was taken to his WI lIOW, sad ru may judge, of
soy despair and twittery at owiwg the rennin's of my unwrdekd
brother cohered with the earth ; I retold scarcely support
myself, and war obliged 10 bare ttresoidstsnreat two pet so
to beep we frogs falling to the greeted—the cesspoonts '#f
ley youth, soy brother, aid, I way say, the wily true Weill
1 hod is the world, barbarously wed rreetly inwedered! 'I
entrees iu London in t went ors fortnight, and ifb3lN
theft he *Mein guile the whole df this Oriel aid blikdy ict
more (hely. `Dew porratts, redeems, to t bootie lbisebrlVOlN
sod Ihen b you hew befit visited by come severe itsfnrtissou
lately, respowlere you still Wye children left, who 'Will yet
Assume your contact aid support 1a 'oir old sr. I cannot
tests Paris ot preseetk,un Iteemilii of the inveidigation which
taking place by the ?Awed. Xattitiaailor, and I have some
hopes ma the bat ttarods slid bludttyl3.3llllllet• wilt be brought
to inetite." . _

RIOT AT TFIS INDUCTION OF A CLIIRFIVIIA.If.

Os Beadily se'neiglit a ii•erseefttl rMt &elated at the
sffilffea.,_Allfieft *war Leith, shout 'tea nodes from Marti
cheater. Thefts+. Me. Burkett as been lately appointed
by the Vicar of Leigh to she mioiwry of Autry chapel, elit-
ism, to she will of titan, of the parishioners, who cow:sired
the right of appoiotmeut to be vested is tbeniselves. la
estaaequeoce of this opinion they determined to uppetw„ by
bore, the imalactios of the new Welber, though they had
no persosal dislike to that gentfedian. An application hay.
log bolo Mak to she Bishop of Chester, is whose diocese
Alley is sksated, a writ was Issued to compel the inbabl-
seats to receive Mr. Backlit', ea their pastor. sod • Mr.
Mal lbw, owe of the ftbetifraeMeers, sea ortkred to execute
is. On Senile, foresoon the officer, attended by shoot.
thirty respectable grotleniew, went with Mr. Burkett to the
chapel, where they were met by several hundred peoplei who
resolutely oppotied their calumet into the chord,. Audit%
it impossible so excrete Ike writ, Hr. Slather rode ill Maw.,
chaster sad procured t wit oty..four mounted dragoons to arab*
cis.. With this formidable reiufortement he arrived at the
chapel about three o'clock, where be &end nearly • Shoe.
vand ateple sawinhied, who, sot istimidated by the militerpo
refsvod to wefts, I nor was it until the soldiers were me*
Failed to sae the dais of their swords, asd to side amsog
the crowd, that the Sheriff's tilicer and she Clergyman could
make their way iota the chard'. Mr. Burkett thee ascended
the pulpit sad weal through the service; bet the people's-
elated that they imolai oppose how again uu the following
bands,. Several of the otology have been Mace appro.
heudad.
London, England, 1822-05-02

ROTA AEA-BATHING INFIRMARY.

THE GOVEitNORS sod I''RIENUS of this
CHARITY are respectfully informed, that the Noble
President, the EARL of LIVERPOOL, has lied to lake
the Chair at the ANNIVERSARY DINNER, do SATUR-
DAY, the 18th of May, at the Loudon Coffee-kiss', Lad-
fiy Older,
April 30, 1812. JOSEPH RAINBOW, Secretary.
London, England, 1822-05-02

DI'4SENTERS

Mr. JOHN 81,111THp tel a restlion from she under-
signed Ulm;lieu People, enteral,' tlesiguat.d by she name
of Separatosts, praying mile Irina she Knoell and hopsack'
to 'which Slay Isere subject fur refosiseg to take as owls.—
Laid on the uMe.

Mr. HOLM E SUMNER presented a Petition from cer-
tain Farmer to the Comity of Surrey, !treatise fur the repeal
of the leather tax. He noald mot promise In support the
motion of the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Beaumont); but be
would pledge himself, that as anion as there were 600,0001.
a year (the amoust of the tax) at the disposal of Partiauseat,
he et.uold Coe for it. repeal.
Sir M. W. RIDLEY observed. that it had bee■ sail that
the repeal of the feather tax would not be beneficial ; but
they sae, when the ditty was takes elf hats, how atm. the
row was oilseed.
Mr. HART DAVIS said he should or mot ►apple vote
for the repotl of any tax that pressed heavily spur the cows-
try, when he saw the House la a cuoiltara to accomplish it.
Mr. SCAKLETT moved the Mat readiag of the Poor
Laos Amegolment Bill.

Si, it. WILSON could not cosceive how this Bill nnot4
i. into (Met part pates with the sew Act for Cunsulidating
the Vagreut Laws.
Me. G. BENNETT said, the new Vagrant Act was
likely In nedergo such alteraiinut and qualificatioul is the
Committee, that the Norte would allow it to be as Act
Meek better muted to the times time any law sow ealauug
ou she webjeet.
Mr. CUMVEN spoke smallest the esestructiun of the
present hill, which revealed the twee kiN from obtainiag
a mitirsieut, however long the period is which they might
retitle mud support slim...elves by Moir islwassr.
Mr. SCAKLETT prayed OM the &wee would set then
Ito lobo the (Lofoten's', but miff the dill to he read and
priultd, amd the eccoad rcailieg le he Stud fur to-coursow
London, England, 1822-05-02

111.1

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12. That it is the opinloo of this Committee, that say sboveS9r. per quarter; whatever rye, peinte, and beans shall
tort♦, meal, or flour, of the growth, products, or nsaaufact ere be at or above 395. per quarter; whenever bsrley, bear, or
of any British colony or plantation in North Aasorlea, i■ bigg shall be at or above 30s. yer qnsiter; vrbeuever oats
warehouse, may he taken nut of 'marches's, fur Woe con- shall be at or above 20s. per quarter; most such corn, meal or
suerpolon, whenever the average prices of British awn shall flour shrill be liable, on being taken out of warehouse, to the
he as follows; that is to say, whenever wheat shell be at sr I ditties following, that is to say,
London, England, 1822-05-02

TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD.
TANNIVEILSAItY MEETING of the
.1 late cad pretreat MEMBERS of this COLLEGE will
be boldest at the Thetched House T , St. Janies's.street,
TO-MORROW, May 3 —Dinuer at Six u'Cluck.
STEWARDS:
G. D. Yeats, M.D. N. A. Vixens, Esq. I Rev. W. Casey,
It. Duppn, Ecq. I Rev. J. Alexander, lA. Drury, Esq.
Gentlemen sutending to dime are requested to snpify the
lime at the office of the Thatched House, by Twelve u'Clock.

MUSICALS EXTRAORDINARY.--To
the Polite Musical World. All Ladies who desire
to learn the dellghtfol accomplishment of Music, itypery
little lilac and at small ewes*, have bow ant opportonity
by woos of the oeir.isvested Portable DITALHARPS,
altogether the moat desirable lade Isstruments ever in.
vented i they are of • description long wished for, which
have sever before bee• accomplished. These new Pateut
Eitel Harps possess all the futons! properties of the !ores
Pedal Harps; they require scarcely say instrortioo to learn
to edgy oat them, mid are of small Price, Ac. Sce.
They are to be Gems sad Mainers!, sad eas only be had of
E. LIGHT, the Investor, Ate. No. 8, Foley-place, Cavern-
disli.aloare, where all further Particular. may be knows.
N.B.—The above are double secured, and will stead the
holiest climates abroad.
London, England, 1822-05-02

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Arsic. t 4,
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of she
UNITED COMP,ANY of MERCHANTS 11 ENG-
LAND, tradiag to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gist
trance,
That Ike COMMITTEE of BUYING sod WARE-
HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing,
sealed ap, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th May,
18111, hum Mich Perms' as may be willing to supply the
Company with
CAST IRON WATER PIPES;
lad the Conditions of the Coatract may be Rees on
•pplicatiois to the Clerk of the said Committee, with
whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven to'Cltek is
the Fortmoom of the said 15tb rt., of May, after which
hoar the Committee will not receive any Tooder.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

THE BRITISH PRE S S.
London, England, 1822-05-02

MR. MATHEWS AT HOME at the
'THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
STRAND.—THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, /day 2 (sod
every MONDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY),
THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS.
Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take
deps to introduce the followisg Characters:—Nat, see.
vast of all-work in • loilging.house; Monsieur Zephyr,
Reach Ballet Master (first door); George Augustus
Fipley—,' A line of boanty"-i—is love; Ab Llywelyu sb
Lliod, Esq. Dot thin enough; Sir Shiverom Srrennerve,
Gordian to Amelros• (second floor); Mr. Mark Magnum,
son nunpos lodger, nest dour; Mess Asseltosat in love

voh
Doors open at Seveo o'Ciock; Performance begirt' at
Boxes, Places, and Private Boma, to be had of Mr, &e-
-mote, at the Strand Entrance., from Ten till Fite; and ■t
Amite's** Library, Bood•strest.
London, England, 1822-07-08

H • LONDON.
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1821.

" His 111Ai asxf's iacht the Royal George has
been ordered to he reedy for his M 'Weary's recertilOl
on the 25th instant. We understand she can go out
of harbour to-morrow if neerteoiry. The Hon. Str!
CHARLES PACIFY, arid Officers of the Apolli Yacht I
(which is in the been), in an ordinary coarse of
equipment) will attend his MAJESTY in the Royal:
George yacht, for this season."—.-The shove para-
graph is copied from the Portsmouth Telegraph.
It would seem from it that the Session is expected
to close about the Mit instant, as it is presumed:
bit MAJtSTY'S departure from London for the sea-
son will be regulated by that event.

The return of the quarter's revenue ending the'
sth July was made on Saturday. Compared with the
amount of the corresponding quarter in the lain
year, it exhibits a deficiency, as appears by the fol..
lowieg figures:—
Quarter *adios 141‘ Ja1y,1621
Ditto..... ditto, 1822 , 12,817,283
---
Decease, is the quarter.... £35,087
This deficiency, altboogls not considerable, hha
excited some surprise, in consequence of the
London, England, 1822-07-08

PRICE Ur SUGAR.

The average price of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from the Rehires Made iii the yea, endiug the 3d
day of July, 11811, is 184. 54. per hundred weight, ex-
clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon ea
the itupoilation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-07-08

PRICES OF CORN.

Week Return of lbw Astray ?lift of British Corn,
Winebests: Measure, as received Crum the Import-tors iu
*be tespeetivir Maritime Cities and Towns in England and
Witt% Imes which the Prices that govern luipoiidiitio
iriFsfeulatei—Jane 29. 1814.

ji is 111
411
s. d. M. d I. d I. d s. d s. s. s.
42 0 1$ 111 1 13 II IS 1 t4l 1 0 • 0

MARKETS.

[From the LlElien Noe Pried) Carroll.]

yIIDAY. JULY v.
COTTON.—The Colton market larigaid, yet so par-
cels oar'. at any reducsion: rhepnrchases siac oar last are—
. . . .

270 B.•ugal SAJ. mid 534.
30 Priumburo —ll4.

in bend
if

The 'enure ftorn Liverpool received this morning give a
ve►y unfavonrable repots of that market; timing the first
three days of this wevk only 1,000 bass Colima •ere wad
the pikes .ere a shade lower.

COVIMM.—The public ►ale of Coffee brow;lit forward this
week have not. been so extrusive as for some time preceding.
and the demand has continued very cousidetable i a knitter
advitoet of about 29. must be stated.

There were two public sale.; of Coffee this forenoon, 260
casks British Plantation; the whole s,ld with great briskness,
the ordinary to the middling desci iptiiins of ;Jutaica al still
higher price', making en advance during the present week
of 2s. a 45. per cwt. ; the good and fine middling did eat sell
to-day so high as previously ohtsineil; line midilliugie cos.
sidersble parcels, 137 a 6d. a 1385., good 'middling St. Loci•
1295. and 1295. 6.1.; generally of coffee it may he mated ohs
demised continues extrusive, the prices advancing, sad ;very
uppemrstsee of a continued, firm, and improving msrket.
SUSall.—The pike, of 111 uscusades advanced early in Ike
week la. per cwt. since which the IA irket has revasiaed steady:
the whatesale•grecers appear in want of ruloury sakart, wird
for each descriptions high piers have bees realised: there.
has lait ly been flinch speculation in uscovades, oe "avant
of au expected additional bounty on ni lined Goods, bet as
fists answer received yesterday by the West India Committee
from Government is conclusive, that there will be no midi.
Winn► bouuty, and uu reductiou is the duty ou Mu:coracles