The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-27 00:00:00

AGRICULTURE.

This day is published, in one large volume imperial octavo, illus-
trated with numerous Speehnens, in g coloured Plates,
HOIVITS GRAMINEUS 11.013URNENSIS; or, an
Account of the Results of various Experiments on the Pro-
duce and Fattening Properties of different Grasses, and other
Planta, used as the Food of our more valuable Domestic Animals,
which have been carrying on for many years past at lVoburn Ab-
bey, by command of his Grace the Duke of Bedford, with Prac-
deal Observations on their natural Habits, and the Soils best
adapted to their Growth ; the periods at which they ripen their
Seeds, and the most certain mode of preserving them. To which
is added, an Appendix, pointing out the different (basses best
adapted for the Manufacture of Leghorn Bonnets, ltc.
By G. SINCLAIR, F.L.S. F.H.S.
Gardener to his Grace the Doke of Bedford, &C. Sen.
Dedicated, with permicsion, to 'l'. W. Coke. Esq. M.P. Price
30's plain and 19s coloured tinder the Author's inspection.
Printed for J. Ridgway, 104, Piccadilly.

This day is published, in Bvo. 2d Edition, price Ills. in boards,
1E LAWS relating to the LLERGY : being a Prac-
ticalJL Guide to the Clerical Profession in she legal and Ca-
nonical discharge of their various duties, and forming a body of
Ecclesiastical law; with instructions to Candidates for Italy
Orders, and the papers, certificates, testimonials, &c., necessary to
be sent tr. the Bishop on being ordained Deacon or Priest : and on
appointments to Curacies and Lectureships; and on imitation to
Benefice:: together with the forms of Certificates of Iteuidence,
of Pmit inns for Licence, of Non-Residence, &c.; also a compre-
hensive Digest of the Law of Tithes, &c. &c., alphabetically sr.
ranged.
By the Rev. DAVID WILLIAMS, N.A.
Late of Christ Church, Oxford.
I 'tinted for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row.

This t lay is published, iu Pro. ernbelli.hed with a finely-engraved
Port rail and Autograph, and nunierou. Cuts, price 16.. boards,
\VOLSEY, the C.IRDINAL, and his TIMES,
Courtly, Political, and Ecelmiastical.

. °only, Poimau, wow
By tiEORDE HOWARD, Esq.
" 'We consider this Life of the Cardinal as a valuable addition to
Biox ;raph Chron.
Works of the kind before us ere excellently fitted to supply'
the defects in history where a leading personage may not have his
proper share of distinction, and the result be much the same as
spoiling a drama, by curtailing the acts and speeches of the prin.
cap al character."—(lent. 31 ag.
Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster.row.
Where also may be had, by the same Author,
LADY JANE GREY and her 1131 ES. Price I'rl. boards.

LEASEDOLD ESTATE,
Hertford-street. Mayfair. producing 1:181. per Annals.
Ily Mr. SIII/TTIAAVOKTII,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. Dee. 8, at 12,
AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE. coulptiV
spacious substantial EAVALY hiISIDENEIE, ad
Rersoftle situate 100. 54, IlertfogsLittroot, Ilayfair. Ohort d-
from Park.lane, in the occupasiou of Lady Isabella I,latelfll.lL'
The Henke contains numerous beddiarnhers, apariou,nandisigas
dining and drawing rooms, breakfast parlour; good entranaW
atone stairs, kitchen, domestic offices of every desetiptiti, arid pia:
laring.
The Estate is let nn lease, which expires at Christmas. int; sa
net rent of 150/., and is held for a teen of 34 years ur.ezkeii
ground rent 284, net improved rent 1384
May be viewed ten days pro-bars to the sale by lease of Mfg
tenant, when particulars may be bad of Messrs. Lane and Ecnitst;
Solicitors, Lawrenec l'ountney.hid at the 31arti and of
Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry.

LAW AND 1111SCRI.IANEt /I.'S LIBRARY.
Ily Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII,
At his Room, No. 2s, Poultry, DECENI BER 12, at 11 o'cigfig
by order of the Executrix.
THE LAW LIBRARY ansl. MISCELLANEOPA
COLLECTION of BOoKS in Polite Literature,
Of li/BERT BEV ILL, Els. deceased ; •
Comprising the Statutes at Isstge, Nlodem Reports, Vitoria
Abridgments, Bacon's Abridgments, oproyo's Vrigers„ adtt_p's
Criminal Iww. Burn's Ecclesiastical Law. Law Dictionary. Ve-
sey.s. East's, Salkeld's, Dumfonl and Rut's, Burrow's, Mick.
stone's, and other Reports, and a variety of Works in IMO*
Juri?pruAenee:.

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The Miscellaneous Works include, the EncyclnpaKlis Brltsr.
nice, Camden's Britannica, Cruse's Antiquities, Johnson's Dic-'
tionarv. Stackhouses History of the Bible, Gibbon's Route, Stgol-
Wes England, &c.
May he viewed on Saturday preceding the sale. when Candor!**
may be had. of Mean. Jenning,‘, Collier, Birch. and Merchant
Solicitors, K. Carey-atreet ; et the Rooms ; and of T. Shuttle-
worth, Na 28. Poultry.

LEASE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE. LINEN,
CHINA. AND EFFECTS—STOKE NEIVINGTON,
By Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTII, •
On the Premises, Church-street. Stoke Newingthn, on TIMM-
DAY, Dee. HI, and FnllowinF Day, at II o'clock,
Mr order of the Executrix),
THE HOUSEHOLD FUENITIIIE ; a fine-tonesquare piano-forte ; handsome sideboard of plate, in candle-
sticks, bread-baskets, waiters, sauce-beats. hash-dishes,goblets,
spent* and forks; tea service, &e. and plated articles; table and
bed linen; china; greenhouse Name: garde implements • a harnu-
ehet ; strong horse and harness, and other effects of ktobtti-t Devil ,
Esq. deceased.
'I he Furniture comprises bedsteads, furniture and bedding,
window curtains, mahogany wardrobes and drawers. dressing-tables,
pier and chimney gigues, an excellent winged libritrybonk.ease,
a secretary and book-case, sideboard, tholtig, card, Pembroke, and
4ofa tabka, carpet*, a bracket deck, kitchen requisites, and mis-
cellaneous articles.

On the first day, at twelve o'clock, will be Sold, the Lease of
the very desirable Residence, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, ynd Six
Acres of Land.

May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, when Catalogue
may be had of Messrs. Jennings. Collier, Birth, and Merchant. Y.
Carey-street; on the Premises; anti of Air. Sbutdcworth, 7.•;re
Poultry.

TO THE SHIPPING AND CO3lll EH( IA I, 1 NT ERERT3..
EXTENSIVE AND VA lAA DLE FREEHOLD I:STA 11.3,
HOTHERH VTH E, SURREY.
Hy 31r. SHUTTLEWORTH.
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, January 12, at Pi o'clock,
in hots, unless acceptable ofera are previously made by Private
Contract.

EXT ENSI V E and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
most eligibly situated adjoining the Commercial Docks.
about three miles from brmdon-bridge. at llothcrhythe. In tie
county of Surrey. Comprising two spacious dock-yards with slips
and docks for building and repairing vessels of tote first alai*.
wharfs for landing and stowage of timber; brows and saw-yms.
capital store-houses. smith's and carpenter's shops. kilns. pea.
furnaces, joiner's lofts, numerous capacious warehouses,
tarring-
house, foreman's lodge, cabins, copper-houses, sheds, and all suit-
able appurtenances for a dock-yard of magnitude.
Also, Tint Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCES, with attaehes
and detached offices of every description, largegardens, shrubberies.
and pleasure grounds.
NINE neat Brick DWELLING HOUSES, suitable
junior partners, scientific races and superintendents, spathes
apartments for the celebrated launches, counting-houses, comet-
houses and stables, paved yards, &c- &c.
Numerous vessels for his Majesty's Navy and the lionottrab!s
('ompany's Service have been launched from these very desirable
premium, which for local advantages are not surpassed on the/tin:
Thames, and they are submitted to the Commercial and Shippleg
Interests, as combining every essential requisite for an 'Estalabst.-
ment of Importance.
May be viewed and particulars had, twenty days previous to PA
Sale on the premises, of Messrs. Lawless, Crosse, and Ratty, 34 •
licitors, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street; at Lloyd's i• tee
Jerusalem, Jamaica, and Baltic .COffehhOUSCll; at the Mart; end
of Mr. Shuttleworth, N 0.28, Poultry.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, CH [CHEATER.
By Mr. W I LI, IA al S,
At the Auction Man, Bartholomew-lane, on WEDNESDAY,
Dec. 8. at 12. in Three Lots,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, land-tax redeemed, siniste
in Cavendish-street, a short distance from the city 0(0:
cheater, consisting of
A FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE and GARDEN,
let to Captain John Wilson, at 211. per annum ;
A FREEHOLD HOUSE and BAKER'S SHOP, let t0..14:.
Adams, tenant at will, at 181. per annum
Also, a FREEHOLD HOUSE, let to 31n. Dudrnan, tenant at
will, at 161. per annum.
To be viewed by permission of the respective tenants, and Se.
scriptive parti:ulars had at the Wheateheaf, Chichester ;.
White Horse, Brighton ; and of Mr. Williams, Throw:Dotter-
street, opposite the Bank.

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VALUABLE EFFECTS.
By Mr. WILLIA3IB,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on WEDNBCDAY,
January 12, NIS, and ten following days, (Sundays excepted) as
12 o'clock each day,
AVALUABLE LIBRARY, comprising nearly 4,000
Volumes, anions which will be found several rare and
select Works in History, Antiquities, Travels, Voyages, Divinity,
Biography. Botany, the Classics, Poetry, &c. many of which ate 12
superb bindings ; Drawings, Books of Prints, &c. . • a choice Co:.
lection of Cabinet and Gallery Paintings, in good prefiervatieti I
LOW Ounces of Plate; a Wardrobe of rich Damask Table and
bed linen ; brilliant diamonds, pearls, garnet and amethyst suites ;
gold chronometers, watches, snuffboxes and trinkets; brewers,
French clocks, Indian China jars and covers, cut-glace ef•Andelisrs
and !mitres; an elegant china dinner and dessert service; baker.:
plats glasses of large dimensions ; a billiard-table, inahortiy book-
cases, S-flap office desk. library writing-tables, cabinets, curiosities.
; an horizontal grand piano•forte, an upright ditto, an elegant
cabinet ditto, a pedal harp, violins, and India cot, an electrical
machine, • microscope, an air.pump, large and small tclescoses;.
capital double and single barrel guns, &c. Also a cellar of dims
wines, consisting of old crusted Port, Champaigne, Claret, Madeiriw
and Sherry, and numerous other erects.
To be viewed two days preceding the sale; and catalogues had,
at Is. fid, cads, of Mr. J. Williams, Cbelurenam ; Mr. Strcatb,
Worcester ; Mr.'Ridley, Brighton; at the Auction Mart; and iff
Mr. Williams, 32, Throgniorton-strcet, London.

THE BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by F. NEWPRIIY.
and SONS, are the discovery of a Porocian of the Mit
eminence at the present time. In an extengive practice foe arms'
years he has employed them in the moat obstinate Milan 004
with unvarying alines*. They operate principal] y ass doobitrint4
and purgative; they promote a proper action of the liver in the se-
cretion of bile, or correct it when in a vitiated state. Obaeriactets
of the stomach and bowels ate gradually removed; and by_ 'iia:4
tone to the biliary duets and strength to the system, they.~wir,
lief to those who suffer from nervous attacks, sick hesi.asiso,
OM indigestion. and gouty affection.
The Bilious Pills have the name " F. Newbery " engraved i
the government stamp on each Boa, aid are sold at No. 46,
St. Paul's Church-yard, and by J. Sanger, 160, Ozlord-etner,
London, and all Vendors in the country, price 24

11.:S 1.19.1111111
Boni. Stock 2311
Ditto Acct.
3 per Cent Red. 944
3 per ('ent. (*.dm Psi I
Ditto Acct 96 95e #
per Cent.
per Cent Red. 1013 191
ow 4 per Cent. 196# 109
Julio Stock
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Itonas 98 pm

STOCkh YESTERDAY'.
qg Ann. 23 1-16 23
Muth Sea Stock

South Sea I lid Annuities
South Sea New Anowitios
E5.11i115,11.1.61161. 67 pas
Ditto, 6061.
Ditto, Small 611 pm
Ditto, lid. 1.0001. lee 67 pm
Ditto, &OW.
Ditto, Small 66 e 8 pss
Lottery Tickets 221. lee.

PRICES OF F()REIUN
Atuarias Ilemts 914 9
'Ditto Acct. 049
Beasili a: Scrip 19 re
Ditto Acct.
Evelio% Apra Scrip 9 4 4 pm
Ditto Acct.
Chaise Bonds
Ditto Acct.
Colomb. Rends
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Rondo (10241
Ditto Aect.B4 4 4 39
•
Danish Rends
Ditto Banco 1029 19
Ditch Comutemial 49 per Coot.

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STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Mexican Ronda 1161: j Si
Ditto Acct. 461 / 6
Neapolitan Canna j 1 90j
Ditto Bonds (1&M)
Ditto scrip j pru
Ditto Acct.
Peruvian Bonds
Ditto Acct. 73
Portuguese Botidslllol I /
Ditto Acct. 00j /
Prussian Bonds
Ditto Aect. 106
Ditto Bonds t 11322) 101 j
Ditto Acct.
Mission 14orida 36/
Ditto Acet. 1134
Spanish Cons. 231 4 3 3l 3
Ditto Acct. 22j 31. 3
Ditto 510 Bonds 721 f
Ditto 86 Bonds 224 it
Ditto Cons. (le n) 164
Ditto Acct. 164

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nem+ Renter 102E7k:102f.
Exclmnrc 25f. 20c.
pitto Scrip 13 14 12 pm
Ditto Acct. 13 f 124 phi
°leek Rondo i 4 31i
Ditto Acct. to 4 3A

rounsr. OF F,XCII
Amsterdam C. F. 12 1
Ditto. at sight - 11 18
Rottenlain - 12 2
Antwerp - 12 2
Hamhurgh - 36 10
Altenn - 36 11
Pads. 3 days' sight 25 15
Ditto - - 25 45
BOUTde3IIX 25 45
Berlin - 7 10

Frankfort•on-the-Main 1.,1
Petersburg!' -
Vicuna - in
friegte . - 10 2
Madrid 26
Cadiz . . 3.5 k
1311 boa . .
Barcelona 35
E collie 161
Gibraltar - 31

`4,7lte Stitiolt

THEATRE ROYAL, DIWRY-LA2VE.
This Evening. SATURDAY. November 11. will be performed
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Orlando. Mr.NallaekTlMM Mr. Harr • Jaques, Mr. Maeready:
[giver, Mr. Bedford; Adam. Mr.Terrys William. Mr.ltnight ; Tooth-
stone, Harley. Rosalind. Mra. Votes; Cella, Mrs. Bedford;
Pcabe, Miss Poesy ; Audrey. Mrs. Omer.

After which.
THE ROVOLT OF' THE
Lysander, Mr. Penley ; Harean. M. knight Mrs.Waylett.
On Monday, Der Frelsehuta.

THEATRE. ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening. S TURritY, Nov. £7, will be performed
A WOMAN NEVER VEXT : •
Or. THE %MOW OP CORNHII.L
Henry the Mirth. Mr. Raker; Foster. Mr. Young: Stephen Teeter.
Mr. C. Enable; Poster, Jun. Mr. Cooper; Walter Rrown, Mr. Eger-
ton; Slr Godfrey Speedwell. Mr. Bartley; Master Innocent Lanihsh
Yr. Keeley; Clown. Mr. Rlanenard. Agnes Waisted (the ti Idol. of
Cornitlll), Miss Chester; Mrs. Foster, Was Laey; Jane, Miss June..
la Ain V. the Lord Mayers Show. as It passed through Cheapalde, Ia
• the year 1444.
After which,

))THE FROZFN CAR[.
The Grand Duke o..Muitbla. Mr. Burley; Prince de Nenbourig, Mr.
Jones: Martens de Valborn, Mr. J. Isaacs; Count de Linsherit. Mr.
Paarman ; ilhei:n. Mr. Keeley. The Prinees% Louisa, NI 14We;
Baronets Matilda de RusefeldL Miss M. Tree; Countess de Nalstein,
NISI Hallande.
On Monday. Isabella. and The Frozen Lake.

ADELPHI THEATRE,
STRAND.

This Evening, SATURDAY, Nov. IL will bo prossaSed asi
sow komantle BurJetta Speetaele, called
VALMONT)] ;
Or. THE UNHALLOWED SEPULCHRE.
Titse Principal Characters by Merin. Gamer:in], Power, Les. Parse, sad
J. Reeve; Mesdames Roden and Parroek.
To ecinelude with the Burlesque of
QUADITUPF.DS I
Fritnelose. Mr. Wilk:nom; A brahamides, Mr. J. Itioet.

The DnaTlati rllllOll Commerical ytqllishing yesterday meriting

at five o'dock.

LONDON, SATURDAY, NovYHDz■

Last night we received the Paris Papers of Wednesday.
The Greeks continue to gain fresh successes. The insurrec-
tion against the Porte spreads in every direction. Amongst
others, the Paella of Syria has shaken off the Ottoman
yoke. This, we have MO doubt, will prove only the com-
mencement of a series of rebellions, by which the Turkish
empire will be finally dismembered. IBRAHIM Nara,
the son of the Viceroy of Egypt, is, it appears, the prisoner
of the Greeks, together with Ismw. GIBRALTAR, the
Egyptian Admiral. The negotiations for their ransom
will, it is highly probable, lead to the accession of the
Viceroy from the contest. The Turkish troops are com-
mitting all kinds of excesses in Moldavia and iVallaeliia,
which they seem to have no intention whatever to evacuate.

In the critical review of a new work on contemporaneous
biography, in the Consfitutbmnel, we find the following
sketch of the French Professor, M. COUSIN, whose seizure
by the Pot ian police has ezeited such deep and just in-
dignation among his countrymen

M. Victor Cousin was born at Paris in 1792 ; from his earliest
youth he evinced a strong passion for study and the sciences, and
crowned his scholastic success by obtaining the psi aof honour,
which exempted hint from th,, ennscrimion. lie ass the first pupil
in the Normal school, which had just then been founded, and
he-these speedily became Master of the Conferences. His early
merit. appreciated by till dime who knew him, did nut escape the
notice of the Visitor, 31. Royer Collard, who being summoned in
1815 to discharge more impor:ant duties, fixed on 51. Cousin to
act as his substitute in the chair of History, Illtilortophy, and the
Belles Lefties. A profound judgment. united with a knowledge
of affairs, and a ready eloquence, nre indispensable to the person
executing these duties. They were all possessed by 31. Cousin.
A continuance of ir.creasing success made it almost thrgotten that
AI. Cousin wan not the actual Professor in his own right. Ile had
• mode of instruction which imparted great interest to his
lectures; he never separated moral from sperulative philosophy.
Notwithstanding the services of 51. Cousin, he was dismissed in
1820, owing his disfavour to the sharp-sightedness of the Minirtry,
who were of opinion that his doctrines out;ht not to bend to the
principles (the morality or interests) which lw was endeavouring to
establish at that period, and which were gaining ground more and
snore : thus he was disgraced at the l'Mversity, at the very moment
that M. Royer Collard was disgraced in the higher department.
FRENCH FUNDS.--PArl:', Nov. 21.--Five per Cents. opened
at 101 f. 75c., closed at lUlf. 115 c. ; Bank Stock, 19721. rAk. ;
Neapoliton 6 per Centsi, ird ; Bonds, 92 ; Rentes
d'Espagne, 1134 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 1833, tAI.-I:schanrre on
Loader )ne month, 2:1. ; three months, 2.1 f. 20e. Ceara
Asihent • . Nov.

The A•-, •erdam Papers of Wednesday, which arrived
last night chiefly tilled with narratives of the exten-
sive calami:ics produced by the floods, which arc now
slowly subsiding, and leaving to view tlic ravage; they
had occasioned. The dikes have been broken down by
the immense weight of the waters, which have risen in
some instances from forty to fifty feet above the ordinary
le7el. The cities of Hamburg!' and Amsterdam we re both
in considerable danger.—ln the extraes from the Prussian
Papers we find a sort of justification set up for the arrest
of the French Professor, Coe SI N. We are told that some
student, whose natty!, however, is not given, has made
depositions, according to which NI. Cot six was concerned
in some revolutionary intrigues in loa ! If be was guilty
s.f any serious offence, either then or at any subsequent
p.,viod, why was he not regularly demanded from the
French Government? No; there was no charge against
him, and therefore it was preferred to lay in wait for him,