The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-01-21 00:00:00

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DOBLIN. B=llT 17.
SUMP" WHELAN'S DiN
it was Mtge the " Glorious Memory" had been-
given by, Sheriff Whelan, that Alderman Nugent
nee, and particularly callipg upon, .and addressing
Sliertillisyth. mid, " Sir, I hope never spin tome
Om claim which you wear round the neck of any
see who will refuse to give the Giorisies ?delusory
wad I tell yew. Sheriff Smyth, if this system of
conciliation he carried tio,t as., recommended, the
Xiog • • • • s." [The
remainder of this sentence we hold to be wholly
toff for puilication.l On this Sheriff Smyth stood
up, and loudly culled the Alderman to order, which
dras Dot attended to by the Alderman, and which
was also-disregarded by some of his party. Sheriff
Smyth then' itood an his their, declaring most em-
phatically he would stand there for a month until
the Alderman was pot down.
It was then that Sheriff Whelan rose, joining his
brother Sheriff in the cry or Order !" which was at
length complied with.
Some most extraordinary accounts of the renti-
meats- openly avowed at this meeting have reached
us, which, for the present we refrain publishiug.

REDUCTION OF RENTS.

We ha►e been favoured with the perusal of a
eitcalsr kites, which hiss been transmitted at the
esprert desire of the Marquis of Stafford to the tr.;
!wary ou his extensive estates in this and other
counties. The reduction appears to amount to
nearly 1004 in 5001.

" Treathaus, January 1006,1828.
" Sir—The Marquis of Stafford &.aim you to be informed
that she ball year's rent due by you to his Lordship at
Michaelmas last, and payable on the 7th of February
1. 2041. 19s.
" Ilia Lordship desires you further to be hemmed, that
the summit of rent payable by you, shalt, moil (anima notice,
he • rest calculated in grails, at the rate of 110 s. per quarter,
Wimcheater unsure, which rest I. rein should be payable
In cub, and shall be regulated according to the amigo as.
Dual price of Wheat as declared in The Loudest Quetta, in
she smooth of March yearly. The mown of feat of each
t year to be settled by the average price of the pre-
cedlug year.
I. Fur example
" Your prevent rest of 5001. at Ws. per quarter, gives
125 quarten of Wheat.
.• 125 quarters of wheat is therefore the ansciaist of your
root Milli further notice, payable iss cash, and so be rms.
bated by the average price of wheat for the year preceding
that for which She rent is payable.
" Which average, fur 1820, as declared in the Lowden
Gestate for the year ending March 18111, area llss. 741. the
le varier • 19.5 quarters at Ohs. 7d. assessots to 44101. 18a. the
Leif of which beteg 8041. 19.. is the amount srf the balryear's
rein now dee-by you ea above mated."

FO•YfIGN INTELLIGENCE.
. • , PARIS PAPERS.
PARIS, JANUARY 17.
Yesterday the King presided at a Council of
Ministers. After the Council his Majesty transact-
ed business with the Keeper of the Seals.
The Prince and Princess of Denmark were pre-
sent at the Duke d'Escar's diploinstic dinner the
sisy before yesterday.
The Spartisli..Gmeral, Quench; lately passed
through Orleans; it is said he is going to Spain.
Letters front the frontiers of Spain of the 7th of
January, announce that the insurgents continue to
take advantage• of the amnesty offered them by
General Lopes Banos. Measures of precaution,
however, continue to be put in force; on all the
roads of Navarre, posts are established for the pro-
tection of the communication. In the citadel of
Pampeluna there are two battalions of the regiment
of Toledo, and in the town two battalions of Estre-
aradura, sad. one of Jaen. Another battalion of
Jaen has. received orders to move towards Pampe-
Cotintrotioartel.)
Orleans was yesterday brought
will bear the title of the Duke

SARCZLONA, JANUARY 2.
, be a day for ever distinguished
inarchy. The Captain• General
resolved to make hie entry into
morning of that day ; he iris not
intention of the republican faction,

aumlier of adherents here, to op-
determined to make the authority
respected in his person, he gave
imeuts of artillery which were at

thermiclves in readiness to march
where lie intended to make his entry
and matches lighted. about
afternoon. Those two regiments.
spirit similar to that of the militia.
orders resolved not to obey them ;

toed to set out for Barcelona
arrival of the General, who was to
St. Andre. At one o'clock in
,wo regiments commenced their
extraordina►y dispatched at the
it to announce their approach,
their .depa►ture, previous to the
determined en. Tbe Cowman.

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Pampelitua there are
of Toledo, and in the
madura arid one of
Jaen has. received cm
1 u na.--fetnistitittiotte
The Duchess of (
to bed of a sou, who
d'A smile.
Sunday last will h
in the annals of ansi
Villacamps, had res
Barcelona on the nu
ignorant of the intent
which has a great nut
pose him ; but, deter
of the King be real
order to two regime
St. Andre, to bold the
for Barcelona, where
with drams bearing
four o'clock in the aft
animated wish thespii
on receiving the ord
• they finally determiu
previous to the errs'
come from Vich to
the afternoon the to
march. A courier e
same moment, want
and the cause of th
Lour that had been di