biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-04

BANKRUPTS.

Hugh Arthur low, of Sunderlaulmear.the•Sen, Durham,
merchant, to 'surrender, September 10, 11, and October 15,
at eleven, at the Bridge lun, Ili,hopwearinoutb, Durham.
Attorneys, Mr. Blakision, Syrisond's Inn, Loodou and
Mr. Thompson, Bislioprearmouth.
George l'apps, or North-street, Lambeth, Surrey, horse.
dealer, to surrender, September le, at five, 17, and October
IS, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Binkrtipts,
Baringhall-street, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, Gul-
den:rquare._.

Wiliam Yates, of Bristol, baker, to surrender, September
13, 14, and October 15, at twelve, •1 the Coomercist Rooms,
Br.stol. Attorneys, Mr. George Edmunds Exchequer Office,
Lincoln's Inn, London ; sod Mr. T. JAcq.tes, Bruitul.
John Frederick Smith, of Regent•strect, Middlesex, linen-
draper, to surrender, September 14, 2S, and °cants. r 15, at
twelve, al the Court of Consmissiouess of globoids, Basun-
hall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. D. Jolla., Srse.lnue,
London.

Robert Hesse Moe, of Think, Y)irk, innkeeper, to surren-
der, September 23, at five, at the King's Arms, Think, 24,
at tcn, and October 1.5, at eight, at the Golden Lion, North-
ellerton. Attorney•, Mr. Thum.s Richardsm, Think i and
Mr. Highniuor, Scutta-yard, Bush lame, Loudon.
London, England, 1822-01-07

The officer cletsiatterf the fatkii% the
two sisters or the convent, and the witness, to the.
house of the Commissary of Police, in the 1 treetdu
Bac. The Magistrate refitted to re•tore the
daughter to bet father, us she wee of full age.
had a petition drown up by NI. Dupin,
which was presented this tam ll ibb g to the Chanshwr of
Deputies. We refrain from making any cons-
meat on this affair, which is of such importance to
fAmilies, and conclude with merely expresving a
wish that justice may be done to all parties.—
An Augsburg Paper, of the 26th of December,
says, that an account had just arrived of the Aus-
trian Legation at Nlttoich having received official
intelligence that war with Turkey was determined
upon.. It was positively added, that the Russian
Mattifesto would shortly he published.

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London, England, 1822-01-07

efißlSiliAt EIINRFACTION4'.

Oa the 24th ult. the Hon. R. H. Clive distributed three
Yoe fat mien, with a prison/Inmate quantity of bread, to the
purer tohabitarits of Bromfield and its hamlets, being his an.
areal donation *duce his residence at Oskeley Pas.k.--Lady
Harriet Clive has generously erected a school io Bromideld
fur the education of the chile/ten or the pour, who are eat-
ploysd in makiwg comfortable winter garments for their pa-
rents, at the sole 'grease sad under the superiuteadeuee of
Lady Harriet.
Oa Christmas Day was delivered Lord Howdeet-onatral
Donation of beef, mml, sad mussy, to the poor of Grim-Sinn
and Kirkby; sad us, the same day Lady Hoeirlea's wisdom
to the number of twenty, received all oew clothes, sod were
regales, with a good diuuer at Gammon House.
ire are harry to learn that Dr. Willis has retemad home
from Leamington wish improved health (thoogio tint yet
able to take his usual eseresse on nor/whack), to Mimeos the
annual distribution of clothing and euidoosars Christmas
bounty to all the poor families in the parish of Grestford.--
At his late multi, be again returned lb per teat. in the te-
llable of his moderately-rented toms.

Lady Snphia WlnchCrnie gave, as usual on Christsnamday, •
dinarr of rnast.beef, plumpudding, and ale, to all the poor
people of Glaistuo, at the Horse Shoes Inn, and likewise
chotribated wearing apparel 'MOO' them all.
Joint Sutheld Brow•, Esq. of Somorby, has wit► Ms
usual Sib<raiity given 51. this Christmas to purchase warm
clothing for the poor of Picket
Ou New Yenlei Day the children belonging to the Na.
tional School, et Ringtner, Seem:, nearly two hundred is
number, were knell, treated with a digest, frail, ht. at
t►e school, after which, each was presented wit► a sew
handkerchief, being the gift of Mr.. Constable and other
Ningeser ladies. 'lke wear highly delighted, awl
ree•nedeo Home homes with gladileeed hearts.
Lord Baptise* minimal 14011111101144 17 alone of beef and
bread, was distributed to the poor of Hoenigham, Norfolk,
on Christmas Eve. It was part of • One bullock slaughter-
ed by Mr. Lowden, of that city.
On Tbsiniday, the 40th ult. Lord Petro distributed his
ennead Christmas donation of • Sue hulks*, of TO stoner
weight, to the poor iuliabitaots of Buckeuharn and Flame
edjace•t.
London, England, 1822-01-07

put to the tote, and decided by the ate m ijoqtyl
—Adjourned.

SMYRNA, NOVEMBER 29.

[From the Oriettol Spectator.]

Smyrna has for six months past been in II critical
situation, which it is difficult to describe. Alter
some days of tranquillity, the storm has burst mit
with in • d violence. The excesses of the 40• h
mid 41st of November su►passed eyed those of the
1611 i ofJnne. On the evening of the 17th a tick.
'tonics. an Austrian subject, was assassinated io the
midst ol• the European quarter. by a wreclied
Turk. who did not even take the precaution of
hiding himself, so confident was he of impunity.
The next day the Austrian Consul demanded sibs-
faction, which was refused under some idle pretence.

The 19th passed quietly ; • vague apprehension
seemed 'o simouuce an approsching crisis.

The house of the French Consul was threatened
with a nocturnal attack, hut the intrepidity of that
gentleman defeated the machinations of the rioters.
is affirmed that 300 persona have perished in the
late tumults.

For two days past the murders have ceased. A
Sardis has been provisionally appointed to patrol
the streets constantly in order to preserve tran-
quillity. The urgency of present circumstances
bowing given rise to extraordinary measures. the
Pacha has made offers of accommodation to the
Boropeon Consuls. In reply to which they engage
to make every exertion in their power to prevent
the itsterroption of the tranquillity so much desired
by boat parties.
London, England, 1822-01-07

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War.O‘hre„ Jannery, 4, 1821.
sth Regimentmf Draguissi Guard:—Cosset Francis Westenra
to b_ Lieut.-omit, by purchase, vice Hodpou, promoted—
dated October 24, 1821.
31st Regiment of Foot— Lieutenant Henry Hamilton, from
half-pay 77th Fool, in be Lieutenant, vice David Mar-
?Mersin). who exchanges, receiving the differeuce—dated
December 27, 1821.
55th ditto—Paymaster Fisher has bees superseded, haring
absented himself without leave—dated in above.
92d ditto-e Lieutenant Geroge Macdonald to be Adjutant,
vice Grant, deceased—date-el Octobe► 28, 1821.
211 West India Regiment—Eusign Mblineux Dalrymple,
from the 40th Fool, to be lieutemmi, by purchase, vice
Findley, promoted—dated Der-mine 20, 1811.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Hoapital-Assistant David Donaldson, from half-pay, to be
Ultoptial-Assistant to lbe Forcea—d•ted Jour 27, 1821.
MEMORANDA.
The date of the appointment of HospitabAssistant James
Sibbald to full-pay, is May 7, 1821, and nut November 15,
1821, as stated in the Gazette of the Bth ultimo.
The commission of Lieutenant John Stewart, on halfmay
30:h Foot, has beta antedated to July 20, 1815, but he has
tint herr allotted any hark pay.
The Christian same. of Captain Steel, of the 89th Font,
are Walston Augustus, nud sot Waller Augustus, as stated
in the Gazette of 2td
Commissions in the Corps of Corpiettlale Rangers Yeomanry
Cavalry. signed by the Lord Litutettant of County of
Northumberland.
Cornet John Ode to be Lieutenant—dated November 17,
1811
John Forster, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pringle, promoted—
dated as above.
Commission in Our West Emir Militia, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant of Use Calmly if F?.■ex.
Henry John Conyers, Esq. in be Captains, me Pitt, resigned
—dated December 6, 1821.
London, England, 1822-01-07

LIBERAL LA NDLORDS.

The mud festivities were observed Net week at 11 arewood.
Muse ; nod the pour of the village were liberally supplied
with blankets and uctessaries, by the Earl mad Commie's. At
the late rent-day of the Nohle Earl, instead of trying the vain
eaporimest of • temporary return of rent, a permanent mi-
lled redeictient wee made, is all cases which required it; and
a liberal return of the old rents was, at the sauna time, made
to the teaaols.—The paragragh relative to Lord Laetrile,
being at Harewood, wet bad is incorrect. His Lordship is
now Ishmael, where it is supposed he will remain fur sumo
time longer.—(Doncaster Gazette.)
The Rev. Ralph 'fathaos, Rector of Stibbard, in the county
of Norfolk, at his tithe audit hell last week, liberally de
ducted 30 per cent. i• consideration of the preseul depressed
stale of agriculture.
The tenaats of Mrs. Hankey, of Grosvenor-square, Lon-
don, who is nearly sole proprietress uf Essendine, near Stem.
,ford,haviug presented their petition a *hurt time back for an
abatement of rent, have this week received, in answer to it,
an tanomiceateat of the generous determination of that Lady
to retury per cent. upon her rents due at Michaelmas
last, in addition to Alters per cent. returned at Laity.day,
and that her I..nants in Essendine shall not be called spots
for the half-ywol'a 'rut due at Michaelmas last, until Laity.
day next. Ose of theme imams observes that his half.
year's rent has been reduced ft um 1251. to 52/. 10s. (or 001.
per omit.)

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London, England, 1822-10-21

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The ire price of lit 0•111 or Muscovado Sugar, com-
piled from the Return.' made in the week ending the 1111 h
day of October, 1811, is 32, 3td, per hundred *titan. ra-
dio:ire of the dailies of customs paid or payable Oriel/lb VII
the haiku tatiou thereof tutu Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-10-21

Three wily were placed. 6504 OM die field.

We are informed AM Mr. Leehmere Charlton, of Ledford
Pink. hr this einiaty,lsse ehalleogrd, according to the Racing
Articles, all England, with hie celebrated home, Master
Henry, far the Guld Whip, stitch was Risen by Yong George
11. to the Jockey Club, fur the hest horse in his dominions.
Four Miles. Should M.. Charlton be successful eooogh to
win this splendid trophy, he will be a gainer of a very comb.
derably sum of money, *a the rule eases., he niu.t ►take 200
gninnis on snaking the challenge. 1%4 nuderst•soil the Whip
is at sueseat, mod ban been. for some years, in the possession
of his Majesty.—(Shrinoulisrp Cheasick.)

Doelot mottos.—Ties bore, from his first appearing on
'6- turf at three years old, in IC4, up to the resew
wri.ni, has stalled 44 tints of whirls be won 33 and lust
It. Out of she above slumber 25 were for Gold Caps, of
wbirb be wen Is.
London, England, 1822-10-21

BREVET.

Lieutenant Tltuntag Livingstone Mitchell, of the 5411. Foot,
apecially employed in molting suiveyt of the fields of bat.
Ile in the Peninsula of Spain and Portant, to have the
task or Capin's' inn the Army—dated October 3. 1811.
London, England, 1822-12-13

BIRTH.

ON the sth instant, at Bruckwell Hall, Dulwich, the rr•i-
deuce of her father, the Lady of Joshua Blackburn, Esq. of
Liquoi puud-street, of a son.
MARRIAGES.

Wednesday, at the Frieudie"lleetirg:hniase, Ringslon-onon-
Thames, W. W. Frideaux, inn of %Vallee Prldeaug, Esq. of
Kingsbeidge. Devonshire, to Elizabeth, second daughter of
William Fender Reynold*, Esq. of Carshaltomhonee, Sarre).
On the Slat ult. at Bowder Church, Edward Jerh. Lind.
Req. of Mmiehester, Barrister at Law, youngest son of the
late George Lloyd, Esq. formerly of the same place, Barrister
al Law, to Eliza, youngest daughter of William Rigby, Esq.
of Oldield Hall, Cheshire.
At Si. George's, Bloomsbury, W. B. Hichioson, Erg. of
Barton Crescent, to Hannah, youngest daughter of Theduze
Nett, Esq. of Ledbury, Here fordshire.
DEATHS.
On Tuesday last, at Highleury Grove, aged 37, Sarah, sire
of D. Rainier, Esq.
On Wednesday, at his house in Bolton-Mret, Piccadini,
John Beardmore, Esq. is she 67th year of his age.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Morning 50 after 1 I Afternoon 14 after 2

Printed awl Pubhalted At the BRITISH PI US owl
THE GLOBE Office, No. II; Strand, by CHARLES
CORNWELL, of the Strand,

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London, England, 1822-07-05

POETRY.

ON BEING SIT EVI'N SOME BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS
OF ORNAMENTAL PORCELAIN.

[From the New Nonni, Magazine.]

Sine, to clay we must tarn, 'ii, consoling to know
That to objects as lovely as t►ese they can mould us t
And, sib this frame may be destined to go,
In its relics our friends need not fear to behold us.
This mw we may fancy, Its delicate hoes
So faithful to nature, when living composed
The bosom of Beauty adored by the Muer,
Where Tenderness sigh'd or Affection reposed.
The form that so gracefully plays with t►e dart
Which the blind little God in hie archery uses,
Wat one of those nymphs who imagine the heart
May be played with unhurt till the moment she chooses.
Yon shell was a poet ; bat where is his fame ?
The verges be destined to live are uokhown ;
Yet he dreamt in Ala time he was leaving a name,
And as idly are dreaming the bards of our Ow..
Tkat gardener smilingly gazing on dowers,
Which seem as if breathing their odours around,
Was a lover of Nature that dwelt in her bowers,
And rested her young sweets as they sprang from the ground,
Fur me, when I've posed through the change that gives birth
To s substance like this, and again seethe light,
May the artist thus gracefully form from my earth
The lamp that some nymptb loves to read by at night !
For then I may watch the emotion that plays
In her eyes, as the lines of the minstrel they trace,
And receive, ere in slumber she closes their rays
The last parting beams of expression and grace. T.
London, England, 1822-07-05

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?Al TERSALLI HETTING-ROOM, JazA• 4.

JULY TAKES.
4 to 1 apt Logic 9 to 1 apt Duke of York's
6 to 1 apt Deana filly Brno Deana
sto 1 apt Lord Foley% 10 to 1 apt Mr.Wysdbates
Blether filly colt by Ploarear
9 to 1 apt Apes High odds apt soy other.
DONCASTIIII It. LEGER.
9 to 2 apt Swap 16 to 1 apt Pilprlie
7 to 1 apt Ajax 17 to 1 apt Ma►celt..
11 to 1 apt Illaidase 20 to 1 apt Akira.,
15 to 1 apt Nesrbylb 20 to 1 apt any other.

LANCASTER CUP.
5 to 4 ois Reveller apt the Doctor, but the rsce being on
Wednesday, but little batting took place.
NRWCASTLE paobuci.
Tim field apt Alkarios 111 tie 4 apt Orator.
7 to 4 apt Dupont
DERBY, 1823.
Nothing worth mentioning about this Stakes, bat a great
deal of money laid en the July Stakes, sod fl to 110 the
held apt lb, first three woo laid.
London, England, 1822-07-05

TAN NA fr.

—awe—
" Admiralty-Oahe, 1822.
6 Ey the Commissioners for execatiog the Office of Lord
High Admiini of the United Eiagdoin of Great Britain
*ad Ireland, ke.
" With reference to the Ilah Article of oar Inatitiotions,
datrd the 28th of January, 1818, relating So the esaminatiou
of Mates and Midahipmeu, touching their qualtBcations to
serve se Licuteoaats in the Royal Navy, whereby it is di-
rected that ao candidates shall be examined at the Royal
Naval College, who shall nut have previously passed the
examination required in the Ist Article, before three Cap-
tains, and produced a certificate to that effect ; We do, he
porsusuce of hp authority vested to us by his Majesty'',
Order in Council, hereby desire and direct, Orals in rows
any Mate or Midshipman, actually belonging to a ship wltio
may be ordered to proceed from the United Klerk. is
foreign station, shall be permitted to undergo the Owlet
the examiaatios required to take place at the Naval Collegy,
provided that such Male or Midshipman shall produce the
requisite proofs of his being 18 years of age, and that be
does not want mere than one year to complete the required
service of six years, under the existing regulations.
6' Germ outlaw out hands,
" M ELY I LLE.
" J. OSBORNE.

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4 To the respective Coptsiov, Com-
mander., ism/ Conie:iodine OM..
tens of hie Majesty', Ships sod
Vessels.
" BJ• command or their Lori!ships,
" JOHN BARROW."

About one o'clock this morning the metropolis
was visited by a violent thunder storm, accom-
panied by heavy rain. The lightning was very
vivid, and the peals of thunder loud and long-con.;
tinged. At two o'clock all was again calm, ■nd
the rain entirely ceased.

Tug FuNDS.—There was nothing particular in
the business of yesterday : the market continued
steady, with rather an improving appearance. Cori-
solo were 8111 for the Account, and were yester-
day done at for the next account, which is in
August ; Reduced 791 80; 31 per Cents. 94 91;
4 per Cent.. 9711 ; New 4 per Cents. 9814. Long
Annuities 20a 7-16. Foreign Securities: Spanish,
G 211; Priosiun, 861; Danish, 841 ex. div.; Nea-
polatun, 711.
Gazettes from Sidney (New South Wales) to the
9th of February have been received. Sir THGWAS
ORMAN', the new Governor, had entered on his
functions, and General MACQUARNIE. the Ex-Go-
vernor, bud engaged his passige for England in the
Surrey, which has arrived in this country. The co-
lony was suffering under • severe drought, haying
been four mouths without ruia, and it was fearcd
that wet weather would hardly restore the fertility of
the crops. In other respects this colony and that of
Van Diemen's Land were in • state of prosperity.
Cultivation in the vicinity of Hobart's Town an par.
tinder was rapidly increasing. Th. number of
acres of ground in cultivation was 14,940 (exclu.ive
of gardens), of which 12,966 were in wheat. The
Providence, Minstrel. Claudio*, and Hungerford
hod arrived from England, with male and female
convicts. The first-unwed vessel took out 17 fami-
lies at the expense of Government, to joie thtir re•
lotions at Hobart's Town.
London, England, 1822-07-05

TROY VERA cam

Captain TILYOU arrived on the sth inst. horn
Mobile; spoke on the passage a Spanish ship, with
two hundred and filly passengers, from Vera Cruz
fur Havannah. The Captain iuformed that the
Patriots had got possession of the towns but that
the Koystisla still held Fort St. Juan de Uitoe.
The inhabitants were leaving as last as they could
get conveyirices to take ebesn away.

There is much interest excited in the City es to
the probable effect of the immense sums of money
wbich will be pot into circulaiion withiu • few
days. The dissentients to the navy five per cent.
reduction, amounting to nearly three millions, will
be land this thy. The bankers receive the divi-
dends to-morrow, the public early in the week,
amounting to about nine millions; making nosily
twelve put into ciiculattun waist a work.

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London, England, 1822-05-08

.ment.- This sum most lie in the hands or the
Goveniment during the whole forty-five years, and
the loss of so mach eapitel must be compensated
00ya proportionate addition to the annuity. There
Ore also some burdensome restrictions upon the
,piy.nient of the annuity; which must have a similar
-offin t. In a plan of this nature it ought to be re-
Mefleeted that the contractors by the first payment
'gill have given a large security to the Government,
for should they at any•period of the contract fail iu
Asa fulfilment of their }tart of the engagement, they
Aiwa necessarily forfeit all their previous advances.
Zhe evident desire of the Government to contract
.pith a large eetablishnient, suggests a probehle be-
bef that the Bank of Englaud will undertake the
imatract. No security will be required nuns the
..Batik of England, as its advances to the Gwent-
...lm briug tt within the exceptions noticed in the
Very few persons regret dm failure in the noose
of Commons of the plus suggested by the Agri-
cultural Committee, of advancing money to &t-
-ilers upon pledges of corn. Lord LONDONDERRY.
who moved the Reaolutiou that embraced this pro-
ject, avowed that he felt very little interest in its
"Scar sac sad threw all its merits or demerits, what-
ever they might be, upon the head of Mr. lihrtea,
the It.csuber for Breather, with whom it seem( Om
plan . had originated. The measure has* been
withdrawn, •it. would posenose no present advantage
to pass any comments upon it, bat the result of
this attempt to regulate 'or influence the markets
of the country by the active interference of the
Government, will doer other persons from pro-
posing similar wheal% sod may thus offer useful
London, England, 1822-05-08

Lords of the Treasury are ready to receive ,propo.
sills. The chunicter of the proposition was not, of
course, open to any observation.; bat in answer to
seine qaestions by.. NV. PASCOE GRENPRIA and
Mr. Rnilisciiii.p, the: ANCEI.I.OR of, the aI -
CH EQU ER intimated that t Government waredsiotw.
.oats that the coutruct should be uadertakoo railer
by one body or company, than by many ; but that
if this were found to be unattainable, or to be ac-
companied by any serious inconvenience or sacri-
fice upon the part of the public, the plan should of
course be thrown open to more numerous con.
tractors. Some convernition also ensued upon the
subject of the character of the security that would
be required in the event of the contract's not being
taken by a company posseraing a capital already
vested in Government securities, when it was finally
understood that Exchequer bills would be deemed
sufficient, or Consuls rated as at 50. There is to
beanotherkrelitninsry meeting of the same parties
an Friday tipt‘ awl it is supposed that ou the fol-
&swig* Tuesday the biddiags will be taken by the
CnaticsLula of the EXCMIQUItt.
The following is an outline of the plan read by
Lord LIVIMPOOL at the Meeting :
t'oll
It is proposed that swell parties as may be wilinat,taiggre
. Mt* a cataract lar payiug lain the Exchequer, within lierillyl
Jive yeses, the several, moms hereafter.istemimmtkr by am'
sepal pearled, nostallivestes. viz.-44410mm Milk April,
Dish July, and 20th October, is each yeimattlyte4tirelY.
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London, England, 1822-07-02

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IMPERIAL PARLI4MEN7'.

HOVSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, JULY 1.

Their Loeilehipe met at ten o'clock.
APPEALS.
BRUCE, Appellant; M'CtoOD sod Nl‘CLoup,
ltespondents.
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This was an Appeal fromt.the Gut of R•smion (Sentlind).
Air. Athol was heard for the Respondents, mud the At.
tormey General in reply...Judgement poseponeet.
Knox, Appelletett ; CHAMIIIts, Itespondeßt.
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Tile •es an Appeal from the derision of the Court of
Exch.-goer (Iceland). Mr. Heald was beard fur the Appel
laat.—Further hearing podpiined.

ROYAL ASSENT.

At s quarter before four o'cleek the Lords Commissioners,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of WINCH Es-
TER, end the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, dressed is them
robes, took their seats no the Woolsack.

The LORD CHANCELLOR diricied the Deputy Usher
of the Black Rod to inform the House of Commons that
their presence was reqoired ht order to hear his Majesty's
Assent given by Commission to several Bills.
la • few minutes the Speaker, attrodrd by several mem-
Ipes of the House of Commons, arrived, when the Rosal
Arrest was givers to the following B Ile :—The Re-
'station Bill; the Amassed Taxes Composition Bill; Sher-
rigs' Depute (Seotlaird) Bill; the Tomato Daly Lpdsl
Bill; Sir J. M. Ddyle's Divorce Bill, and fosse Private Bills.
The Speaker, and the other members of the Hoene of
COOlllll/1.11, thee ret iced.
The Distillation (Scrulasid) Bill, and the Westminster im-
provement Bill, went through d Committee, and were re-
ported sithoot soy amendment.
London, England, 1822-07-02

IrRE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invested by the late Jacob Hemet,
Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex-
perience to g. ratty excel, both its elegance and efficacy,
every other preparation for t►e Teeth and Gums ; they ef-
fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age,
reader them white sod beautiful without impaii log the
enamel, fasten such as are loose, and keep such as are de.
eared from becoming worse. They likewise render the
breath delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly
sure the Scurvy in the Goma, and make them grow firm and
dose to the Teeth.—The Essence is particularly recom-
mended to Parents and Persons who have the care of
Children as the greatest preservative of young and leader
Tv.ih. Nome are genuine but what have the words,
"J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspor-street," engraved
is the Stamp. Prier 2s. 9,1 each.

BAYLEi's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LESIONS,
IN taking Ink Spout, sad Stain. ..It of Lace and Linea. The
gnome is stetted " W. Bevley" an the Box and Wrapper.
Also his SCOURING DILOPS; for taking Grease riot of
Silt, Staff, WooII. a Cloth, &c. price Is. each.
VERITABLE PONIIIADE DIVINE, prtee Js. 6d. the
giant.

Sold. Wholesale *ad Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Per-
fumers, Corksper suite' Luatloo.
London, England, 1822-07-02

CORN EXCHANOR,Jmy I.

Although the supply of Wbest obi; morning Gem Ewer,
Kent, and Suffolk was small, yet it was fully adequate is the
demand, but prime samples being scarce, bold full Is. per
qu wire higher than on thia day sem:tight, and all other des
me ipt loss maintain that day's quotations. Barley is Is per
quarter cheaper, baviug a tolerable quantity at market, and
very hitle disposition on the part of the ronsumers to take it
MT. Beans sod Pease were dull sale at last iamb's pm...
Having very cunside.aLle arrivals of Oats, together with Ow
expected benefit which the crap are likely to derive fcm
the late slinarrs, salaried very dell sale for that article at a
decliae argil la. per quarter from Fri.lsy's prigs.
London, England, 1822-07-02

WESTERN DISPENSARY,
CHARLES•STREET, WESTMINSTER.
His Royal Htithoess Prince LEOPOLD or Saxe-
Cohorg,•K.G. Patron. •
QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING
of the Hottentots thii Chariot *ill he 1•.1.14ras •t
the Dispentgry on THURSDAY 14RXT, the 4th lament,
at Eight o'Clotk to the Evernietif precook,.

- • -
WM. LINDEVAN, Secretary.
Upper Croft-street, Wrs4ativittr,
idly 1. 1922.

HOPE FIRE AND LIFE AsleßANcr. CdMPANT.
OFFICES, 10, LUDGATE-HILL
And 345, OXFORD STREET, Loeboli;
In, PRINCES-STREET, F.ntnnonnts;
And 18, WESTMORELAND-STREET, Dunt.in.
riIHE Directors of ales Company respcetrully
haulm ibc Public, that Pulicies of Assurance are
granted by them ou the Lives of Persons in the Army. Mill-
tic or Yeomanry, within ilse Untleai Kingdom, whether on
Half-pay, or ill actual Service, nisholas extra Premises'.
Life Assurers wish this Company use permitted to pass
by See 616019ae Pert of the United Kisphrm to another, in
netted Veseelsver Steam boats; and one also allowed floor-
ing Price, 15;:raik Goat to Foreign Puit,betweeu
the Testi -Brest, both ineiunve, in Vessels as above
dews b i hey, additional Elsarge.
WE 43FEICL—Capita) ONE 81ILLION.
Perdue annring in ilde Ofiles participate in Profit*
Septennially, ssilhost incurring the liability of Laos, Ow
Proprietors haring undertaken all Ileirponsihility ; upon
whirls Prineip:e ownstraqi are the instances of Tea, Twenty,
•nd Thirty per reef. being paid in addition to the Amount
assayed ; and Cases have occurred wtrere the Payment ha.
been store than double the Sum assured.
A Runs., amounting, in most instances, to Twenty-five
per Cent. and in some to upwards of Thirty per Ceet. on Ilse
Premium paid, within the seven years, ending at Michael.
man 1818, has been added to all Policies of Assurance effect-
ed in ibis °Mee, for the whole Period of Life.
FIRE OFFlCE—Capital ONE MILLION.
Policies • Beefed upon every Description of Property within
the United Kingdom, ninon reasonable Teems.
Lome. are uniformly paid by this Company, with Libera-
lity and Promptitude.
Policie• which expire at Midsummer should be renewed
within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will became void.
No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Official
Charge, exacted.

IVILLIAM BURY, Sec.
N B.—The Inhabiteots of the Western Distrait of t►e
Metropolis are informed that the Direrturs of this Company
Mire opeurd an Ogler, No 30, Critedord.eireet, Bryansiune.
square, nailer the superintendence of Mr. William Gmitthugh,
wise e Fire ur Life Reserattee may be promptly .fretted
London, England, 1822-05-30

THE BRITISH and FOREIGN PATENT
A PRINTING MACHINE.—This Machine In panics.
'lady recommeedied to the *Mitre of the Pristers of Nitwits.
per* from its rapidity of action, sad to the Printers of
Books frees its acesmey is desktop_ Repister. It is esymble
of wishing tweedy impressions per !mutate, or twelve hssdred
per hoar. with the power of ore mail only to him it. It
moves apes smooth level surfaces, and entirely without the
suite add friction uccssioded by the employment of toothed
wheels or racks. The Machine say he area at work on •p-
-pliestioa to !Ur. Samuel Cooper, the Inseam, and nue of
the Patentees, at Mr. Swan's Priming-office, No. 71, Fleet-
street, between the horn °fele% es and three o'clock daily.
London, England, 1822-05-30

SUSPENSION /the TRADE with CHINA.

It was on the 434 or December that the trade was lest
stopped by 16e Viceroy of Canton. On the dtb ',flummery all
the Hon. Company's t rrrrrr c was shipped at Cantos in the
host. of the fleet, and pot on board the Waterloo : and an
the Sth all Britiab subject. were reconimended to quit
Caritou and Macao, and the Hon. Compaity's ships %miser
and Farquharson were dispatched to Macao to afford
shelter sad protection to those who chose to eseberft 1 with
one exception, all tits Briti.h in Hume embarked on
the 10th; sad on :bat day the Freeland of the Factory
bee led down the B iti.h Union, and, carrying it with bins,
accunipaisiod by the ether Gentlemen and Commanders of
the Hots. Company's *hip*, proceeded to Whampua (where
the ships bad made previous mr,tigeneents fur sailing, les•i sag
completed their water and provisinus), mud the fallowlug day
saikd for Second litr. Pilots a ere forbidden all the Cum-
pasty's ships.
During the stay of the fleet at Second Bar the Select
Committee bad several communications wits the Chimes*
Government, through the medium of the Moog amercbenta,
bet all to uo purpose. Tile Committee were placed in a very
delicate and ember/imas' inination ; hut, as un former oc-
casions, di.playrit steadiest*• and firmnees.
On the 13th of) y, whilst his Majesty's frigate Topes',
Honourable Company' ships Witideur and Fargoberann
mid 1 country ships, wore lying at Limit', dispatches
were received from the Select Committee, and in half an
boar after all the ships had weighed under orders of the fri-
gate, sod mood towards the forts of Bucce 'rigs is; it was
Shea istsdersiood the fleet was in yarn obrosigh.

Mime the frigate hoee in sight of the furls they *reJ •
few shuts, es diJ the war junk', wind) were collected its
great members; bat obey were muse silence,' by a shoe from
lbet bow guinea the rupees., mot all the junks weighed auJ
waited ow din:rent directions.

Oa the fhblh of Jarman the fleets passed the Forts Bores
Tigris is has of batik. sad miaowed at Chaenytee, where
they were joisod by hie Majeety'r frigate Turas...Hun. Com-
pany', ship Farri.ihsisesi, sad peversi country shire.
The Haag manchaate Calle to Chmesorce us tha 2916 of
London, England, 1822-05-30

PARIS PAPERS.

PAID, MAY 26.
The Argsbarg Gareue states that the Pitchy of
St. Jean d'Acre has declared himself independent.
MADRID. MAY 19.
Troops arrive from all gustier; to Catalonia.
There have been some engagements of little im-
portance. but of good augury with the factious.
The Govertiroeut displays to this respect the greatest
arcovray, liad a remarkable energy. l'pe guilty
projects of our enemies will have 110 serious results„
they will on the contrary be advantageous to the
popular cruse, as they will amid us giving u mortal
blow to that spirit of apathy which it wail endea-
ermined to spread. The occultists from Barcelona
contain interesting details respecting the patriotic
enthusiasm which our troops and the inhabitants of
that city unrearingly display. The Cortes continue
to receive addresses from the volunteer militia of dile
ferrut provinces, whoa regattas to lee allowed to pro-
ceed at their own repenoe to Catalonia.
In the sitting of the 16th, the Cortes uneni.
mou•ly approved of the proposition made by the
the Deputy Gslliani, for testifying to the army the
high satisfaction of the Namara' Congress respect..
Mg the offer mode for a reduction of p■y with re-
ference to the present *Rotation of the Treasury.
The Cortes, reserving to themselves to adopt a Re-
solution respecting this generous offer, hasten to
declare to the notion that they see in it a new pledge
of these civic virtues of which the whole army have
not hesitirted to give splendid proofs wh they
hove acted in support of the liberty, the Ow y, had
the independence of the Swinish people.
la the Sitting of the 17ih the Cortes decreed.
notwithstanding the oppositton of the filinister of
War and of the Deputy Augustin Arguello, a
project of sic articles, disbanding the brigade of
royal canibineers &rim the Ist July, arid incorpo-
rating theta with the other regiments of cavalry.
The conduct of this corps will he recollected when
under the orders of General Irene, during the
events of the Isle of Leon. The spirit vthich ape
pears to actuate this privileged lirigide.gives do-
per/rude to the Constitutionalists.
The Special Committee appointed at .the same
sitting, to propose decisive legislative measure, for
destroying and preventing insuirections, presented
its Repast yosterday„ with a project of holt of eleven
articles. wheels bean much analogy to the French
law of tke lU•h Vesidemisre, year 4. This diocese
sioa was Bled for Tuesday the 21st. •
DIMIAU, 10A 16.
The Aid•de_C.amp of General Mamie') notes,
dated front Nevarmo, the 20ilt March,.. follows
" There is hitherto but little order io the country.
and property eopncially is but little respected. The
Ephores, however, appointed to the different dis.
London, England, 1822-05-30

DEATHS.

On Saturday last. the 45th iastaitt, at the Bedford Hotel,
Covent.gardeo, the Hon Santee! Hiutey Dailey, of tisady•
Oser. he the count, of Beds, seed 47 years.
Or Moods, moroine, an Pnrintaw.sqrare, Lily Anna
Maria Pelham Chown, in the 14th 'ear of her ag., eldest
daughter of the Duke and Disrhess cf Newcastle.
On fillonilay lasi, at Ham, Alsigaret, wife of Gea.Gorelon
Forbes. seed 76.
Or Thursday, the 16th ioalsat, at Great Goserby, sear
Gestalts's'', Widow Muller, aged 63. She desired to be bu-
ried is her wedding deem, sod after the funeral to bare the
screws of her collie, takeo out sad the lid laud loosely over,
which ridiculous icquests were complied with.—lt is some-
what singular that the average age of the pall-bearers (sox
is amisher) was 83, corresponding to that of the deceased.
Or Thursday last, at Alford, Stephen Whiting, aged 39.
well kaowr by the mime of " Honest Stephen," the driver of
the Alford mail cart. —ln all public rejoicings mud prvces-
clone at that place, pour Stephen held a conspicuous place as
the bearer of good news.
On Saturday iit'onight, at Falford, sear York, William
Wootton Abney, Esq of the firm of Abney sad Itilsfilq,
bankers, Mansfield. He was a gentleness highly regarded.
sad formerly a Captain is the thawed Blurs.
Lately, at Bath, in Its 7111 h year, Thomas Avec?, ERI
formerly a banker a Lyon.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
Nursing 41 after 9. 1 Eveateg S after 10

Pruited sed robaisbed at THE BRITISH PHEW OW
THE GLOBE 01Ike, No. 9?, sins., bp C. COpp.
WELL, of Hie *not
London, England, 1822-05-30

that the Defendsltft be Torlhisith comni;!teil
to Newgate, or enter into tecognizinceb ; slid cited
the cases of Mare and another in support of thi:
spplicatiou.
Seieral persons stepped Forward and offered pc
become upretie:g6
Mr. Justice Burrow stated he knew no such law,
snit pertiniiiniiiy refused the application.
The irtiat tasted from uineiu the usoeniag to eight
in the evening. duriog which mach time .4,, occu.
pied in the discussion of law points, relative to the
adtmovibility of certain evidence. The Court was
crowded througboot the Irisl.
London, England, 1822-05-30

ITALIAN CONFECTIONERY.
JA RRIN, CONFECTIONER (from Gun.
ten', Berkeley square), has the honour to inforws the
Peddle tint be lies OPENED • SHOP end REFRESH.
PIENT ROOM, No. 123, New Bond-street, near Gess-
.g.ftr.strre t, where every kind of Crinfertionery relay he oh-
tamed, of 'seeder quality, at 'moderate prirei. He soepMe•
lees, Peach i la Romsine,amil all sorts of Italian and Freseb
Conferihrevery, is his Refreshment Remo, as above, parties.
lady Italian Ices of an entirely new deeertotion, and attends
Mille, Rest., !Nippers, ice. nrovedin Table Detonative.,
Ornimenia, and every 'hien that may be required for the in-
cision, at a moderate hire, by the night. Housekeepers and
where who may wi.h for °MIGNON', iissireelloos in Foreign
Confectionery, will be treated with ws liberal terms.
London, England, 1822-05-30

by a representation addressed to tha Corteth and
tiamensitted by the Political Chief of Barcelona.
The 'Private Correspondence from Barcelona,
which shnolti have arriv.d in the eapital this morn•
ings has been intercepted in CCIVIIIII9 the only point
in which the conductor to the iusurapsuiv found
tho.e whn ro.olvert to barn the said correspondence.
On the IfTtli, in the evenisiK. the battalion of
Ferdinand VII. entered the garrivon of Le►ida.
London, England, 1822-05-06

A flaasiars Mail orrivod last night. with Papers
From Bras•els to the aill instant. The following
sre owlets

•IrparA, A.P.1111. 19.
It is reported that Male Taticheff loosing entirely corelod-
.sd, in the same of his Conti, the arrarsemeats winch he was
tuassaissieesed to mkt with our Cabtree is to lay them Maas
velf Defers the Comer Jib-sander. A great deal is said eir
as earissindissry courier who is stated to have strived here
the eight date 15th, and whine dispatches ■re presumed to
Itsre isideced M. de Taticlieff In resolve nn his departure.
It appears pretty certain the !Niece Ferdinand of Warfel's.
bets, the Emperoi'm brother•is_law, wilt shortly be placed at
lie head of the War Departsaeut, wilts the title sof Minister.
The A rehdrrhess Maria Loulss, Ductless of Parma, is es.
puled vary shortly is this capital.
TAANKIPreetT. APRIL 27.
Al Crestrnarh, a tows in !thesis% Prussia, saversl ut the
prearipal inhabitants have bees arrested; strong them e►e

the twisasperisitendanta (superior elemy) of the two parishes,
Messrs. Eberte and Schemes-miss; M. Burn, a notary, and
Grinsosei, a physir.ian. They are accused of forgery and of
harder harboured property stoles from so old bachelor, Or !I
yeses of age, whom they have besides persuaded to deprive
his lawful heir of his inheritance, mid to bequeath all his
property to the chor). They have bees conveyed to Cub.
kata, where they are still its strict ensiseaseet. This affair
'stakes • great nurse, the seemed being mew who hare hitherto
lees held is great esteem.
11111311111.11, MAT e.
A letter from Lille, of April 3 ). says—" While terror is at
the heisht in the departments of heartily, is eonsequeoce of
the lees which daily take place is the country, Artois sod
French Flanckrs, shier are so near, enjoy the most profound
trumaillity. Their commerce sad their sosnufactures are
more nourishing than at any former periodrand the somber
of heath employed increases progressively. It is certain that
armrest plots have been formed to spread conmersatios is
the departments of the Seine and Oise, bat the object of
these frightful atrocities is 1W so easily divined. The
proms measures adopted by the Goverment will, it is hoped,

•
iwiag to light the authors of these excesses, which are worthy
of a horde of savages."

An Aosttian coorier from View's passed through oa the
301100 ►is way lo London.
We 'mafioso Copenhagen that the price of grain begins
te rim them. as well as in the perm of Norway and Prussia.
T► report of as approaelhg Wa vle. ►etweaw the Em-
perors of Austria and Kumla gains grousd at Vtraoa. A
:Jottraal, which seems to be well•isfirsmed. says, t►at the
- v-aueis will mot go to Italy at present.—(Brunels
London, England, 1822-05-06

ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, May 6,
illlossiesr ALEXANDRE, the celebrated Dramatic
Teittei'Driest, will deliver an entirely nen comic. Charlie.
lUlftie, vocalic, mimetic, maltiformical, masiloimons obi.
qm: rural Enterisimoirstos Three Parts (is English) cos-
vowed especial, for ibis occasion, sod entitled The

• -
ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST;
Or. THE RQHVERI ER OP NICHOLAS.
lo *lnch be eill display the various astonishing vocal illu.
owlet for which he has been .o justly celebrated and distin-
e'...hed on the Coutieent nnit which have been represented
I.,th sorb signal apprubetiun before emit of the Crowned
Heads sad Prieces of Earner.
London, England, 1822-09-05

CORN EXCI7.4IVOR. Serriossim 4.

We have bad very little Wheat fresh in since Monday, vet
the trade was heavy this moraine', having but few haters at
=Atka; but the priers remain the same. Riney fully rap-
port, fliuslay's gnntatioa, the supply being unusually mall
Oats went of htt..lly at • trifling reduction. In Beaus and
Pease there were no alteration.

DARING THIEF.—Last morning, at nine o'clock,
a fellow had the audacity to carry off from the door
of a bookseller's, opposite the New Church in the
Strand, • glass-cart, coutuining some valuable por.
traits, belonging to en artist. It is singolar, that
although numbers of people were passiog at the
time, oo one offered to stop him. The villain, of
course, escaped.
London, England, 1822-09-05

ARRESTS AT ARMAGH.

Mr. Hamilton then made • similar application
(salt a like result) oil behalf of fourteen persons.
who, as tbeir petition stated, where arrested for
high treason in Arin.igh, on the• 13th June, and
brought up to Dahlia, from whence, on the 6th of
July, they were transmitted to Kiluraisihaat, where
tiny now temai• close prisoners. Their n•mcs
are—

Thomas Byrne, Joh. Rite, Bernard Dougls. Peter Reilly,
Renry Coogan, James WPGrogan. Dellis Hamilton, Edward
Clafferty, Peter Rourke. JONI, [illy, Thomas Lamb, Julio
Bradly, Timms' Hums, and Harry Blake.

On Ftiday, the 51.1 d last; as Miss Margaret East.
wood, a young lady, 19 years of age, only aur.
viving daughter of Samuel Eastwood, E.g. of this
city, and grand daughter of the lute John Emit.
wood, of Castletown, in the county of Louth, E.l.
in the absence of the servant, was taking the tea
kettle off the kitchen fire, her apron iguitt d, and
all her clothes were instantly in a blaze. Unlnrui-
nately no other person was then in the house but
Mr. Eastwood, who upon hearing her scream run
down stairs with all the speed hie very feeble state
permitted, when he beheld (shocking spectacle !)
his affectionate child enveloped in flame ! By
an extraordinary effort he opened the hall door
and admitted a woman, who, upon the alarm, had
knocked at it, and who to extinguish the flame
in-
stantly wrapped I►er cloak and arms about Miss
Eastwood, who in pain and terror rushed into the
street, where the fire was extinguished—but alas !
not until the destructive element had Wien fatal
effect upon its lamented victim, who, xotugitlistcntd-
lag every tried new of relief, lauguishe•d in great
agony until Monday last, when duals terminated
her sufferiogs. It is a sorrowful addition to this
fatal incident that Mrs. Eastwood, upon
fining to
London about a fortnight previous, bad parted with
her daughter in perfect health, from whetter she re.
turned ou Monday last, about two limns after the
premature death of this most dutiful and loving
child.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. lied..Bll 801 India Stock ..... 250 k
181 Do. Bond. 48 47 49 pc.

3 per Ct. CODS.... self Es. Bills, 5.....1,0064
31 per Cent....... 92 3,4, 2 pr.
4 per Cents..." 99RH 1 I Ditto Small ..4. 7, pr.
New 4 per Cent*. • 99ff I Lottery Tickets 32/. Ist.
Bank L. Ann. *S 13 t 6 I Cons. for Ace.... 80et
10p.3 per Ct. Aim. sot I
London, England, 1822-09-05

AYR RACES.

1110111ADAT, AUGUST 29.
Our rates eouttneticed this day, when the Fifth Sebscrip-
tkin Gold Cup, value 100 p. was wou by—
Sir W. 111szwrIfs Jock Ilse Laird's Brother 1
Sir D. H. Blair's Maria,by Trisry
The same horses were entered for the Purse of Fifty
Pounds, when Sir D. H. Blair's Mule was drawn.
The day proved very unfavourable, and the company was
slot same, ous.

SRIDST.
A Purse of 501. fur all %re. Two-mile bests.
Sir W. Maxwell's Monreith, 5 yrs old, 9st.
Sir D. 11. Blair's Maria, 4 yrs old, Sat. 31b. • 9 5
Capt. H. Maxwell's b. f. 3 yrs old, Tat. 31b.
A good race.
London, England, 1822-09-05

SPORTING VARIETIES.

The running at Preston Races, Lancashire, yesterday, will
sake a material alteration in the betting relative to Swap,
the first f ite for the St. Leger. Jack Spiggol, the win-
ner of the St. Leger last year, is is • race with Dr. Syntax
sad Reveller, and should he win, Swap would be backed at
even. Both Swap and Spiggot belong to Mr. Powlett, and
the latter has been the trial horse with the former.
Boerne—Spring leaves his poblic-house in Mary-le-bone
this month to go into training fur his grand battle with Neale,
on the 28th of November, for • slake of 800 gluons and
the enviable title of Champion of Eogland. It will be •
very heavy betting match at Abort eves.
AND MAILTIN.....This maids is fur • stake of
1,000 guises., and will take place the first week in Novem-
ber. Randall will traits on his former groomed, t►e Hump-
stead hills, sad Martin gses with Spring, both being backed
by one gentleman. Ramis!, is the favourite, at Bto 4.
Joss. HUDSON AND BaRLoW THB YOUSINDICUAN..—
This battle will take place send Tuesday, fur • stake of 100
sovereigns, wit►in 40 mike of Loudon, on one of the north
roads. Belti•g emm.
London, England, 1822-09-05

WORTHING, Swum BE R 2.

We have to record the following melancholy cir•
cuinstsoce which occurred here late on Saturday
evening last, or about one o'clock in the morning
of yesterday. Three young men, the principal
waiters at the Steyne lintel, Sea Howe Hotel,
and New Inn, of the names of Alez. Duff, Thomas
Lindsey, and Daniel Miles, who had been spend-
ing a little time together after the business of the
day, tempted by the brilliant and beautiful moon-
light night, ►hey imprudently got into a very
small and unsafe boat, lying on the beach, and
pushed off witii the intention of making a little ex.
et:stint'. Yesterday morning their respective friends
were under very considerable alarm for their safety,
it having been ascertained that they had nut return-
ed, and that there was the strongest reasons for sup•
poling, as the boat had not drifted ashore, that she
had been suddenly swamped and sunk. Sailing
boats were employed all the day in various direc-
tions, under the expectation of meeting with the
bodies of the unfortunate men, but hitherto their
efforts have been fruitless ; and from the prevalence
of the south-west wind, it is supposed they will
drift iu the direction of Beachy Head.

COAL MARKET, Mernimoss 4.
Ships of Market. Shipt Sold Poho.
433 Nl•ireaoile
11 Se oder laud
1 7 ortolan e
1 Slone Cool
1 Celia .• le 9.•. • • I .i. N. lo —a. 94,

tHE TURA

WEYMOUTH RACES. RACES.

.1111311.11 DAT, AVOUST 29.
The Gold Cop of 100 gs. value. Heats, two WIN sal a half.
Mr. Portal's Sting, 4 yrs old
Mr. !Avers Sir Holds-brand, 4 )rs 01d....:: 2
Mr. Fellostres Surprise, 4 yrs old e**; 4 dt
Mr. Hawkins's Gossoots, 4 yrs old S dr
A capital race; woo only by • boa.

. • - -
The Members Plate of 501. Heats, tiro miles aod a half.
Mr. Fellowees Surprise
Mr. llas•tia'a Gossett 2 dr

Colonel Moreland's Alcohol beat Mr. Knight's Zenith,
hOco after a sell-contested race. .

_ __......._
Tke Yeomen auJ Tradesmen's Sweepstakes, with s Silver
Cup from ILe Race Fund, was won by Mr. Bryer's Foabury,
bcaliug Mr. S.unway's Rebel and Mr. Mall's White Ruse.

FRIDAY.
The Tradesmen's Puree of 60 Sovereign,. Heats, two 1111101
. . ..

and a half.
Mr. Portal's Sting, 4 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Grove's f. oat of Spinetta, 4 yre old 2 2
The Ladies' Plate of 60/. Heats, one mile and a half.
Mr. Felluwes's Surprise 2 1 1
M►. Hawkins 's Guseouu
Mr. Knight's Zenith, aged
Colonel blorcland'u Alcohol
A Match for 50gs. two miles, which excited considerable
interest, took place between Dr. Johnson's Topaz and Mr.
C. lisdelyff,'s Amulet, which was won by the former, after a
most excellent race.
London, England, 1822-09-05

Visitsondt, rings aria tvtiiti, sod the limn of hill
Royal Highness engraved thereon; with the follow.
ing inscription Deposited by hi Royal High-
rrn, A ugii•tut Frederick Dirks. of Sussex, gept. 4,
1842." The stopper was cut to suit with the cy-
linder and engraved at the end-::4 Presented by
Jos. Priee, Proprietor of the Durhant and British
Sheet Glass Works, tiateshead, 1822." The whole
completed with a cap to correspond, and which we.
fixed thereon. The whOle was deposited by his
Bova Highness.
[The ceremony had not concluded when the post
left Newcastle.]