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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-04

SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The following particulars relating In Ilie Seed.
ieh Islands were censmutsieated by the Certain
of ao American vessel who lately visited them Oil
whaling voyage
" The Sandwich Islands we cow becoming • pleas of
great comnierre, and tee natives msktug rapid shines
towards civilization. From the (respond visits they have
bad of late years from hawk-ens and English, they are
deify momening their manner, and Customs and abolish.
lag their ewe. No luoger is seen the bow or the spree--
nu more is beard the shrill wood of the war conch, or that
•gotnsiug shrieks of ibe victim prepared for the sacrifice.
Stoprrstition is dune away—idulatry hes ceased, 11111 chords
going bell' is now heard to br.ak on the stiller@ of the
Sabbath, and the cheerieg lays of Christianity have already
begun to beam on these children of nature. There are now
residing amongst them several members of the Missionary
Society from the United States, with their wives end families ;
there is a school kept by them, and a number of the rising
generation are talighl the arts of readout, writing, drawing,
Ike, which, together with the exemplary conduct of all the
neriety, the moral and religious precepts delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Bingham and the Key. Mr. Thurston, in the church,
is daily iscrensing amongst those children of uature a high
sense of mural rectitude.
" Since the cumniencement of the year 1821, no let* than
25 ships and brig, have visited these islands fur the object
of trade or procuring supplies.
" The natives themselves are now the owners of 10 square.
rigged IS, none less than 120 tons, besides a number of
schooners and sloops, all of which they keep constantly
going from 'shied to island with sandal wood, provisions, he.
They are principally manned by natives, sailing them with
skill end regularity. While Captain Gardner remained
at Woshoo, one of their vessels arrived from a voyage to
Kamtsebatks ; she was commanded by a white man, but
mooned entirely by natives. For a quantity of salt she car.
tied to the Governor of Yarntschatka, she brought in return
a quantity of dried salmon, cordage, canvass, cutlery, he.
The Government also made his Owybeean Majesty • present
of • large tract of land, and sent him. deed of it. They are
pleased with the success of the voyage, and would soou
dertake another.

" do the south side of the island of Moho° is Goa of the
most commodious harbours iu the no winds or waves
ever enter these to endanger the safety of v vessel. There
can be obtained refreshments of every kind, and a ship be
repaired if needed; for this last year it hes b. en a resort fur
■ll the whale ship. cuursiog iu the uortheru latitudes, for ra-
ft adtments and supplies.
" Is the Missionary Orphan School at Woshois la a young
Ratite of the Northwest Coast. He is a very forward scholar,
scads well, and has made great prolificacy is drawing."

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1822-07-04

' LAST NIGHTS OF TON AND JERRY'S PONY

RACES.
SADLER'S W ELLS.
The Public are must respectfully informed Shat TOM,
JERRY, AND LOGIC, after a splendid and tritimpbsat
(surer of wenn fur Seventy. eight Nights, d■riig which
they have beam banoured the loudest applause from
•• crowded aid brilliant vidiroces as ever graced a
Theatre, will take a dual leave of their Patron, of Saler.

day seat, Juot 0, being 'west positively the last Meat She
popular Estravagssitt, with the celebrated PONY
RACES, cap be acted.
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, July 4,
sod diniug the Week, will be presented the sew
pedestrian, egomania, asp operatic Es gauss, of gaiety,
Mg, lark, sad matter, railed
TOM AND JERRY,
Act I. Life is the C.osstry.—Ael It. Life Is Loudon.—
Art 111. Rambles sad Sprees.

WITH. PONT RACES.
After which will be produced a Comic Pantomime, parity
am and partly selected from she must fssourite Pantu-
■imes of she last ten years, ratted
JACK AND JILL; Or, HARLEQUIN RUSTIC.

Oa Monday, July 8, Mrs. Egerton will wake her first sp•
peatnace this Scaliest in her original character of Madge
Wildfire, in Tile Heart of Mid-Lothian. which can unly be
stied a very few Nights, previous to which will be produced
a New Ballet Divertisetnent.
London, England, 1822-07-04

BRANUM' PATENT PORTABLE PENS.
ASPURIOUS IMITATION of do-se I'ENS
baying tly bees introduced fur public sale, J.
BRAMAH and SONS, 121, Piccadilly, Manufacturers awl
Po:Tritium of the Inveutiou, respectfully acquaint its sill_
uterus' Patrons mad the Public, that In future every BIM ur
Packet of theie scoriae Pros will be stamped with a fac-
simile of the Signature of the Inventor, "Joseph Brame',"
by which means 'be Cmouterreit will be many discovercJ.
April 8, 1822.
London, England, 1822-07-04

✓UNK' BE' S.

The swarming of bees still continues, for thong% the first
"warm departs in May, a papillose hive will oersil out three or
four colonies in the curly part of the summ-r. The old
queen bee haying deposited her eggs in the ru)al et 11, from
which other queen bees are to proceed, leads the first swarm.
This casinos fact, anspected by Rummer, but first con6i mid
by the indefatigable Huber, Is wisely provided for, as
Two stars keep not their motion in one sphere, so a bee.
hive brooks not a double reign of sisal querns; one of
the two must perish, and the consequences of the obi
queen being left behind inevitably would be the murder
of her younger and weaker rivals, and the eveutual de-
' 'traction of the whole upi cite; fur upon these queens
the formailan if the after swarms entirely deptmal.—
Of the young queen. left in this hive, no two are allowed
their liberty et the same time; the others, though ha cited
and impatient of restraint, are detained piiausiets in their
royal cells, by the wet kisig bees, mho resist all attempts of
the captives to eacspe ; and if, as is sometimes the case,
one more active thau the rest effects a hole is her cell,
the guards instantly solder it up with wax, opening
only at intervals a space large enough fur her trunk
to pass through, which they feed with honey, slid then
Ouse op the •perture again. The list act of the single
liberated queen is to assail all the other royal cells—
bent instinctively on the desteactioe of her rivals; and
an amuslag secouut is given by. Huber (before his blood.
nes. an e witted' to the facts) of the resistance of the
guards, who, upon such attempts, pull, bite, •1111 chase her
away. She knows, however, how to istimid.te ; and Jupt.
ter's Ned, that shook Olympus, sae ly more isapois•
lug than the attitude assumed and cry emitted by this limy
sovereign, causing a general paralysis upon her suhjects—i,
they hang their heads, and become motionless! but if, profit.
lag by this stupor, she resumes her purpose i,f diatructiun,
they take courage, and by means of Wittig nod tormentiag,
Mostly drive her, posited by a numeroos colony, out of the
hive. it is opus those facts of the tiattaral aversion of the
queens fur one another, and the ecos.ietpseut common'', sad
heat produced in the hive, that Huber establishes his the.
ory of the I.t motion of swarms; haeltiag its to admire the
simplicity of the means by which the Altnigh.! in him tri•-
tittill directs the iustinct of anOstahs to the aecusetplishturnt
of purposes the moat accessory, losportaist, and beneficial.
London, England, 1822-07-04

PASIIIOh.4IILR PARTIES.

The Duke of Beaufort bad • dirtier party yesterday at his
Lure in Grosvenor-squaw.
The Marchirwiews of Camden has honed cards or inirits-
than fur • rout te-morrow evening at lair house in Arling-
ton-street.
The Earl mud Counten Cowper entertained Visetwent sod
Viitor it... Grauvillt, and a toile lofty at dhow" pester-
dioi, at their house it George street, ilauovee-square.
The Earl sad Cosines,/ of Cwalis estertabsed, 013 Tues-
day. Lord end Lady Hoods's, Sir David and Lady Baird,
Sir William Priaelc, Mr. Gears, and • large party, at thew
house in Privy Gardens.
Viscous. end Viscountess Falmouth pre an elrisut en•
tertaiaineut yesterday to the Write of Newcastle, C. 0.1111 and
Curates. Ludolf, lbe Comae.' of Gleugall and Lady 11.
Butler' Cord Ellenbiwough, Mr. out Lady C. Powlrri,
Mr. and Lady Sarah Bubimmii, Me. and Mrs. Haulms, Mr.
Lloyd, Mr. Aaiun, Esc. at their house in St. Janice.; square.
Air Timms. and Lady Farquhar eistert•ined a large party
at dinner yesterday at their house in Si. Jamees-atreet-
1111ra Mitchellgave a; ball and supper on Tuesday even-
laligalt her house in Charlieshstreet, Berkeley-.rare. The
Here drewiteprowns were thrown open, which were most
hrillisal•y illumirated with war lights and lamps, end de-
thirsted with puts or odoriferous finite,. moil shrubs. 111
the adjainnig apartment refreshiseuis were served, egotist •
big of pine., peaches, nectarines, grapes, ice., colter, lea,
&c. Dancing commenced about lielfipast eleven o'clock
in the principal dr.twing.roosn. The supper was ausursuced
shout two, which was prepared io the grand dining-parlour,
where covers were laid fur about 100; it consisted of all the
rarities sad beauties of the sesame, with wines of the choicest
dewcriptien; dareing re-commeticird shoat three, and con-
tinued till half-past five yesterday sarerriag. There were pre.
neat almost 2SO distiagesished favhienalales.
London, England, 1822-07-04

Ter ihrir peaseekto watt, will b? placed with their
property undee judicial guardianship.
;se *
communes, Julie
His tijesty hes recovered very rapidly iturung
the rust week, •nd frequently goes out as Well cm
horseback us to a carriage. It is said tl:ut lie will
go on the 28th to the summer residence, Frede-
ricksberg.

A great fire has destroyed many buildings et
Fuaurger, near Viborg. Two great fauns have
been burnt down in Eutrup.

ADIDERGIIo JUNE 15.
In the night of the 10th a great part of the
town of Sulxbsch was destroyed by fire ; 166
houses, and numerous other buildings, were laid in
ashes. The great hest of the weather has dried
every thing to such • degree, that the roofs and
houses burnt like 'trim. The inhabitants of Ant-
berg exerted themselves in an extraordinary
Mintier.

BERLIN, JUNE 20.

The fires in the little towns and the country are
now extremely numerous. On the 3d of June
fifty houses, &c. were burnt at Lyck, in Earit
Prussia, and twelve in the neighbouring Polish town
of Itaigsrd ; and on the following day there was
a still greater fire at A ugustowa. At Oletzko
Plarggiabovni), ()lithe sth of June, thirty buildings
were burnt down, besides several breweries, the
stud of the province, the riding-school, and the
Graoersdorff academy.

FRANKFORT, JUNE IS.

On the 15th, towards evening, immense damage
was done at Darmstadt, by a tremendous hail-
storm. The crops are all cut to pieces, the largest
trees torn up by the roots, all the windows in the
city that were exposed to the storm were dashed to
pieces, sod the palace garden entirely laid waste.
HAMBURG% JUNZ 4t.

The first of our ships that sailed for the Greenland
whale and seal fishery returned yesterday to Much-
stadt with u full cargo. The accounts of the other
vessels that have sailed from the Elbe this year for
Greenland are likewise very favourable. it is to
be regretted that the fishery has been so 1/138110.
fal for several years together, only three have
been sent from Hamburgli.—(Harabargh Papers,
June 4.5.)

1, Exchnoge on London-37. 3.-37. G.
BT. PETERIBUELGH, JUNE 11.

Exchange—
Loudou
Aosterdaos lO Paris

JUNE 14.
The Emperor returned last night in good health
to this city.
London, England, 1822-07-04

BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES.

IttrillED SUGISt.-.Some purchases by; been made In
lump, chiefly on speculatiur, at an advaoce of 2s. to 3,. per
ewt. in expectation of an increase of the bounty, the ex-
portent being limited to the late priri a, very little has bee■
done by them: the quantity brought forward by the reline,.
is very small.

LEATHER —The prices above quoted are ratirely nominal,
business is this millet being almost at a stead, in cons,.
queue, of the uncertainty which prceaila rtspectiag the pig"-
posed erdurting is the Leather Tat.
" ' .

Ult —tu Fish o.la scarcely soy business has been done,
priers a.e without material alteration. nape Oil has talky
21. 10 Si. per No, and ,cry dull thereat.

Postscript, Tuesday, July 2, 1621, Tomei:4'7oA.

FUGAR.—In consequence of the remitted increase in the
bounty of Refined Sugar, sad the grocers having dclny, d
buying hitherto is expectation of the ships arriving by thus
time, an advance of Is. to ts. per cwt. was obtained in the
sales of to-day, which were however only of moderate extent;
io confut unity we have advanced ma quotations a full shilling
per test. White Ilavannah Samar of middling quality was
sold about Is. lower tosti.iy; Yellow at the lam pares.
Corm remains without alteration: a mica 70 bbds. of
Jamaica went eft'st full prices; fur it Domingo there conti-
nues to be some inquiry, but there is way little Dieting.
INDIGO —neer bas beets mere business done and prices
me rather higher.

CORN RXC 11A NG R, .11.3.1- 3.
Oar market being shundstitly supplied with all kinds of
graln, •ild baring but few bayrrsoo-day. the !lees were very
heavy, and ouly picked samples of Wisest support Monfl.ry'r
gnotati..no ; all utter r sorts were offered on rather lower terms
Fine fresh Barley keine scarce found buyers at Moudry's
prier s, but the ordinary qualities welt. dull save. The arrivsls
of Mat. have bceu vrry curisidershle. Ibis week, and eta reduc•
tion of Is. per qusrtrr, eery few sales could be efficted. lu
Beaus and l'esse them is uu aliermiuu.

COAL MARKET, Juty 3.
Ships at Markel. Slops Sold. Prir o.
67 Neweasile
111 Stenderhs,id
1 Eigto
1 Scotch Coal
1 Colin
London, England, 1822-07-04

PRICE 7d.

s a.

1111-Mgwy-le-Bew,Strit.
ford, by the Rev.
.1 B.ot-k, M.A. 411. 10r. 6d.
Offiiigtou, Sartre", per
Re v.H'.Fruley 201. 13s. 6d.
Maidenhead Chapel,
per Rev. W. Mor-
gan
Maidenhead Collec-
tion from house to
!aquae, per Rte. 11.
Docility!' and the
Rev.W.Mog Ran 231.35. 13d.
Adder ley, Gloucester-
shire, per Rev. Jas.
Phelps 27 18
Parish Church of St.
Ise's, and Indepen-
dent Chapel at
ditto, per Rev. W.
Wright3l 0
Cspel, Surrey, per
Rev. P. B. Beath 0 0
First Subscription
from Herifard, per
Rev. T. Lloyd 55 0
St. Mary's, Lincoln, p.
Rev.'''. Monne."
Barnard Castle, Dur-
ham, per Rev. John
Davidson
North Baddealey,
Southampton, per
Rey. E. R. Taylor 6 6
Farnham, Surrey, per
Rev. X. Lark.
Sutton at Hose) Kent,
by R d John
Mayo 18/. I3s. 6d.
Fawley, Burka, per
Rev. C. It. P.m-
ahswe
Astir, Southampton,
per Rev. J. N. G.
Lefroy 14/. 13s. sd.
Chapelry, Altringhsai,
Bowden, pre Rev.
Josh. Hilton 241. es. 6d.
Fiisigford, Oxon, per
Rev. H. D. Itooodill 5 0
Carisbrooke, Isle of
Wight, per Rev. G.
Richards
Chesterton, Oton, per
Rev. Josh. helps.. 4 0
Caldieot, Mormon ih,
per Rev. W. H. Jane 10 0

As the Collrelio■ for coatribatiobs, under the King's Lot.
ter, for the Relief of the Distressed Irish, is to be made front
house to house, it is earnestly submitted to Gentlemen in the
respective parishes that they clay render the most essential
service if they will assist is the Collectidn it the • I D.l
trims of their Parish.

Gentlemen who may be so benevolently disposed are re-
quested to send to the Vestry their names and the District
is which they purpose to assist its the Collection.
The Committee meet at the City of London Tavern,
daily, at Eleven fur Twelve.
Subscriptions are received at the Coalmine. Room, be-
toren t►e ►.aurs of Twelve sad Four; by Smith, Pique, and.
Smiths; and by all the Rankers in London and Westminster.
By order of the Committee,
MICII. W3I. TROY. Roc Sec.

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lIALIDON HILL: A Dramatic Sketch from
_ _
_pee4ll.lt History. _

fly Sir WA ITER SCOTT, Bart.
" Knights, Squires, and steeds, s►all cuter oa the stage."—
E.say on CriIICIPOD.

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PARIS PAPERS.

PAM. JUNE 90.

The 3d battalion of the 39th regiment of infantry ar-
rived at Perpignan the 18th instant, and marched fol.
Lining night, part of it for CoMoms., and the other part for
ltauyulo•sur-Mer, to join the sanitary cordon.
BAYONNE, JUNE 23.
RETRACT Or A PRIVATE LETTER.

The accounts of the defeat of several Royalist corps in
Navarre, Biscay, sad Guipuacos, are certain.
_ _ _

Yesterday evening • large chaloupe tittered the port of
&mt, laden with soldiers of the Faith, who have arrived
from Biscay.
I have seen • letter from Madrid, put in the post the 17th,
at the moment of the departure of the courier, at eleven at
night. It states that in consequence of the report made to
the Cortes from Geo. Lope: Brumes, respectiag the Spaniards
assembled en the frontiers, the populace of Madrid bowie'
been informed of it, went to the gate of the hotel of t►e
French Ambassador, vociferating, " Let him be bunted or
killed." It is added that the French live in Spain as if they
were on a volcano. According to miter accounts there were
very serious disturbances at Arnojeuz, on the twain of' the
21d. We wait fur the details with equal impatience ■nd
sliNnietude.
I'. S.—lt is ibis moment stated that M. de Lagarde, our
Ambassador its Spain, is at the Lazaretto of litkohis.
Funds on Sattliday—Five per crisis. 91f. bbc.; Neapolitan
stock, 701. Exchange ou Luudyn, one mouth, 2bit boc.;
three mouths, ftbf. 31,1 e.
London, England, 1822-07-04

A PEEP AT MEXICO.

[From toe A-earthy Contshontutor j

extract of • letter from a gentleman in Mexico, to his
brother in Freaklto County, Keutucky, dated, City of
111exieo, isomer, 8, 1828 :
" On the testh of November we arrived at the great city of
Mexico, distant frees Vera Gus about three hundred miles.
The main road leading from one of these cities to the other
is the best I ever travelled, although the country through
which It p is the Most mountainous I ever beheld.—
Mexico is surrounded by mountains, some of which are co.
erred with snow all the year; they afford a grand and •plen.
did prospect from the city, where gardens are covered with
Howe. s and other vegetable productions at all seasons of the
year. I have ate ripe peaches in the mousing at the foot
of a mountaisi, sad is the evening, after having pissed the
mountain, have sees orchards is bloom.
" This country produces all the fruits of the West Indies.
as well as those of North America; the apple comes to Crest
perfection; the watermelon may be had every day i• the
year; potatoes, and in fact eeee thing that mss can wish
for, may be produced here, though the inhabitants live
wretchedly; the city is filled with poor; you are attacked at
every corner of the street by beggars, a large Number of
whom are able to work, but have bees raised is iodolesee,
and ems do nothing except ride or peek a mule, which is
their only mode of transporiatioo.
. _

" I have been infarmed that at the time Cortez coo.
qurred the city, it contained two hundred thousand inks.
biotin's, and a the commencement of the revolution, owe
hundred mid seventy thuusand ; at this time the population
is celculetril al one hundred and twenty thousand, Ms
thirds of which are Indians, the most ignorant, aupersti.
lions, and indolent people I have ever seets—iethey have bets
priest ridden and It intsuldru until they are neither As for sot.
diets, sailors, or citizens. I have frequently visited the old pa.
lace of Montezuma, and have been in the roollllwhich ►e Riled
with gold to purchase a peace of the Spaniards. I have like-
wise seen the large stone that Montezuma and his people
worshipped—lbis stone is mode to resemble the san, and is
about eight feet in diameter, of solid stone, on which is
d the Azure of all the animals Inhabiting ibis country—
it is now pot in front of the Cathedral as an ancient nese-
ment. At this time I isshebd a part of she Viceroy's palace :
it is s sph adad building—it is calculated to,quarter twenty
thousand dragoons ; the lower story is all stables and gra.
narks—the second, quarters for the soldiers—Use tbhd, offi.
MS of the Government."
London, England, 1822-07-04

PIGRONS.

to the Name 'Mare, fur several weeks past, ianomersble
flanks of pigeons had Ailed the air
us all d I's
the wood., shoat tea lades we,t,
tb.y ha utrilpord
space for nesting, nearly ten isii:as in iragib, sod two
to five miles in width. 6' All 'basis above, briiraili,siousid."
seemed alive wish these liaise winced trarauts ; every
Tree was covered with their ante; frequ.aity tweedy-6.e
or thirty upon one. (~•oilensi a of fits uillade bad been olio
sod •for r sprthilag but two or three hous• iu the wood., 6-r-
-immed wails rewaretnee sal tared sod prospers of • plid din-
ore iu the shape of one ur two hundred pigeon,. S. think
were they Ihai teraly or ih•rly lied io mak; instances toe,'
killed at a single shut. It is supposed that its vise day 1110/P
limn five thousand paid fur their dear-bought pleasures of
lore with Oak York Paper.)
London, England, 1822-05-09

THE GRAVEL AND !TONE, LUMBAGO, kr.
HICKNIAN's PILLS are isllowtil in he she
most successful Preparation for elfrrtualty rrinorriag
and premiering the friary recurrence of those Disorders
which arise from as imperfect action of the Urinary Organs,
as Gravel and Moue, Lusalisam, Pains in the Rack and
Loins, Supprrssiou of Vries", ice. Composed of Ibe most
ibuocent urrrrd,enlr, this truly valuable Medicine relieves
the suli.ring patieut from the exeratiating tortures of thus*
diarater without any violence or injury to the ennoitutioa,
sad requires no confinement or reisiraiiil of dies daring its
toe. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines molt;
sad its peculiar virtue's soul effiracy hate roifurinly maia.
lamed Ihr highest repute' 1011.
Sold Mine. at 14.• Oil. sad II.! by Duller,, Chemists,
Nu. 4, Ch,smiile, St. Paul's, aid ttll, Iteesni street (near
the A rio le Room.), London; it*, Wats ono-place. Etitaburithi
aud34, krille.street, Dublin; sod by the principal Medi-
clue. Veader., throughout the United Kingdom.

A CARD.
ESSRS. JOHNSON and BURGESS (fete
Jolio.on and {ValNan's), Proprietors of die
RICAN boo rHING SYRUP foe Children coning their
Teeth, beg leave in inform the Nobility. Gehlrle sad the
Public in armful, that they bows REMOVED in N 0.28,
YORK-PLACE, CITY ROAD (from Neeniam.stre. I ,Para
ford-street), *herr Ike Business will he carried on in future.
The very high eatimation in which this inesiiniable Mrdiei to
is held by all climes of the community, revokers it mummers.
soy hi wake soy runt:neat ea its virtue., are than rectum-
Mullirra aud Nurses as vet to be withoni the "Anvers.
"4" s"ffibing Syrup" in the Nu.srry, fur if a Child wakes in
the night with pains in its gums, this valuable Medicine
applied will immediately open the pore., heal the gums, and
.hrteby prevent fevers ur carivelsisins; fur shu•lill it ease in
eceopehiaiii with soy other disorder, it often Milroy* the
Mother's biielliest bops. Parents who may be dubious of
the iirlus of the 9- u.hing Syrup, may refer to the different
ewes that have appeared in the Newspapers for nearly
h'.'elr ),earr, during which period the higheat lestimuniais
ilia 10•41.i•kir Medicine have been publicly arknowiedged
by wine of she firm Nobility sad Grainy in the United King-
dom. a.
. equally sloe in ii, •pplieatiun. odd In ha action,
and 'lb.-Nr..011. in ii. operation.
Thie ine.tintable Medicine, is be bad of the Proprietors,
J.ihaaon and Burgess, late NJobisenn and William.," Si
sib"v*.; ard, by their appoiatineot, of all the principal
Medicine Traders in Tune and Cavalry, at 2s. 9J. per
batik.
London, England, 1822-05-09

iNblAlit STAGS.

Two ettraordlnary eins.derevipt animals, ht far the largrat
and moat beautiful hitherto found is America, were Istriy
lauded bete from Charlntuit, mad forwarded to Gisseno,
they are se yet known unly by the Indian House of fi'opeff.
They are of the Crest's ete diet. grain, hut as large a. if*
horse, lipid se pnfettly stank as is eared. their trtsitora era
receive food from sheer Maeda; they are demessinterl by /
an
Indiana of the Upper Missouri, is the minim of North
America, soh ,sn they @apply well with the mono delirious
venison, and dram its ideates at the rate of too my mitre tut
hoer; their for duhes the moat perfect symmetry n6d elf.
Ranee, combining the spear,. end sire of the nee harm,
with a lightness mid activity attrimmisg the greylmsW;
their horns measure *ear Ave feet iss length, sod weigh up.
wards of forty.une ptusdit. Tilt lint of the.. inkwells;
animals were brought by • Germs. traveller iota the liaised
Stales in 1817, and from thence to Lomita, *here their wave
purchased fur the yam of 1,000 waits's% by Lard /awn
Mousy, who Las succeeded is rendering them ap, !M. t
advantage to his country, harms( sow three nes ...... IN, 01
at Dateitet, sear Windsor, without Lavin( lost a alogie is It.
widest since they arrived to England, 'lnn prowls( Ili. filo,
of our rliroste sod food for the wsturslisuisois or this tiohle
quadruped to oar 'stood. They have beta purchased by of
gentleinau who came frosts London fur the puriunr, sun a.
understand are fur his Ifojemy.—(l7remsoei Paper.)

FROM TUESDAY Niutirs GdZETTE.
London, England, 1822-05-09

TtiliKhY.

EXTRACT FROM THZ OFFICIAL NOTE DELIVERED
TO THE ENGLISH ♦MRAIIADOR AT CONSTAN•

TINOPI.C, ON THU etltil FEBRUARY. ,
If the real object which the allied mud fi lewdly Cutirie pro.
pose to themselves be the (sill revelation of she bestirs .x_
wine between the Powers, that also is the principle of the
Sublime Porte; and if the ohjeet of their salutary wishes be
the maiestensiwe of ',meal treaquillits •110011( nations. this
Government &rimes that it Is more disposed thereto than
soy other Power; aad what it now ad has been dr
wounstraird by a guest number of prwors 'wen in past times.
In proof of the sinceitty and good intentions of the Sub-
lime Purse, both In the discussions concerning Ilse two pro-
•iners, and on the subject of the consolidation of the peace
with Kansa, with winds Power this G eeeee sent considers
itself to be still in a stale of price and sorry, the following

recapitulation is gt•en
The valid excuses, and the inennvenieneieri
rams which vi►ibly affect the now and the nation—as to
the lino, at ibis moment, of the Iwo provinces, sad
to the election and public appointment of the two Princes,
really exist.
The number of Ottoman troops which are actually in the
two provinces is far from being sufficient to oppose, in rasa
of need, the troops of any other Power; and this very cir-
cumstance of their number ►eing so small is as evident proof
that they are there only for tie purpose of defending that
country against the rebels, who, both internally ■nd exter-
nally, ■te wryly waiting for a favourable oppoo lanky and
London, England, 1822-05-09

%I'OOI.I.EN TRADE.

Sir J. NEWPORT presented a Petition front the %Vail Hen
ltlanvrsettners of Carrick, in Ireland, against •ny modifica-
tion of the Ael relating to the duties upon foreign soul.

• _
Mr. HUTCHINSON expressed $ hope that in any tiller-
atiun she Government might think necessary to adopt, care
world be taken to take no step which would injure Ike Irish
wesuursetoters.

Mr. WA LLA...E said, the subject was under the consider-
ation of the Coininitti eof Foreign Trade, and if ■ny
alter-
•u were thought n y due notice would be given.
The Petition was laid on the table.
London, England, 1822-05-09

lICHERTER (IAOL.

Mr. AlJerman WOOD mire notice, that nn Friday mat
he should mov, for the production of ohs hook er books krpt
In Itebester gaol Mace the appointment of William Bridle,
gaoler.
CRIMINAL LAW.

Mr. BUXTON pnetrouril, on behalf of his Honours!.le
Friend (Sir Jewett blarkintosii). the 'notion for the reviews
of site er.seistal her to Turisilay the dils of June.

PRISON LAWS.
Mr. COURTENAY °blamed leave to bring in a 8111 for
consolidating the kn. relat.ng to prison..

Lord F. OSBORNE resented a Petit iou from Comnimidee,
praying a reclaim. of the criminal law.—Ortlered to be printed.
Mr. CE EEYEY moved that an humble Address be pre.
nettled to hot M. jest', praying that he world be viciously
pleased to 4-rder the prnducri a of a copy of the appeiprount
of the Clerk of the Pill..—Agreed to.
Mr. LAWLEY petriesord a Petition from militia Agricul-
turists its the County of Warwick, expressing their dismay at
the Resolutions poposed fur regulating the duties opus
fureigu graiu.—Laid or the table.

RANK CHARTER.
Mr. PASCOE GRENFELL rose, fur the purpose of in•
liaising the third lime, whets the House were to expert the
productiuo of the eurrespondeoce between the Bank itoil the
Goveroweat relative to the extemaiiiii of die Bauk Charier—
and he wished to know if his How. Friend, the Secretes, of
the Treasury. meant to proclaim it wow, otherwise be should
feel it his duty to wine that it be produced forthwith'
Mr. LUSHINGTON said he could only repeat the answer
be had given yesterday eveaitag, that in Ce 11081.41 of the
pewsesere of business ho Irma sot able to sake thine inquiries
which would eaable hie to give a precise answer.

Mr. GK EN FELL the; wo,ed, that the coin apondeuce be
rotated forthwith.
Mr. wsilifkicao.N exprateed a with that the HOU. Gen-

Sir M. RI DLEY expiessed a h..pe that some alteration
would be made io the stamps on debenture bonds.
Mr. LOCKHAR r wished to know if any atteratinn would
be made le the ad valorem duties spans deeds and mort-
gages.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, that ill the ClanSPO would be
discussed regularly, and She Bill would be fuirud geurrally
to be a great sthrautege.
The Stamp Duties Aets Rill went through a Commitlee
alter • sheet disressioe. Tbs Report was oidercd to be
received iomaurrow.

The Order of the Day was then read for the
House resolving itself into Committee to consider
further the Report of the Committee oil
London, England, 1822-01-16

ACCIDENT IN HUNtING.

R. Gregory, Esq. set with an ntarraiag areislest •
Monday, in following the Isissatts in the Earley Hum, Mauls,
is to►ing a heasrtious leap, w►ich must of the Arid of sports-
men refused. It was ■ qnickset hedge of feet, with two
feet of ditch approaching it, and three feel on the other side.
A Mr. Corbett Arst (*rued the leap, sod Mr. Gregory fol.
lowed, when his borse's bind legs became eou•gled in clear.
tug the second ditch, sod he fell upon his rider, and canoed
*dangerous compound fracture of his !eft kg. He WM
cooreyrd to a neighbouring farm boom, senseless, from •
contusion sin the bead also, and fears are entertained for his
safely. Mr. G. is6o years of age, snd of a corpulent habit
London, England, 1822-01-16

- -
-

"Yr•

'emits, obi Wroth, asb WI/4ilath isel seje et ill-
ample (if any) tor liogt2Hddarevice, according to the ewe.
blitosent eirlatios Orlon u the rod of thin Christmas quarter
401E11.
Alm aaareomit of the fetal somber of each class of ca-
ters clerks, sad wrOvaiiiis, the 'Cate of salary, end scale of
Jar-reale (if say) f..r boob of nuke, according to the
establishment saitetionml from the coninserteenisot of toe
4
year 1821.
Also an accoost, I. colones, tootainiog the following
information
Ist. Name of every offer where the salary Is 501. per an
sum, or Bowes&
' Id. Name of every individual.
3d. Amount of salary, secordiag to the establishment
asactiosed from the commencement of 1822.
4th. Amount of salary actually payable to each person,
wording to the establishment ciliates at the terminatioa
Ode Christmas quarter of 1811.
I. Amount of contribution payabltby each individual to
the Sisporeanwation Food.
And that a similar account elietalditse transmitted yearly
la future, immediately after Bth Janpary is each year, en-
apt that the sth cottons Mould /contain the account
actually contribeted by each lailivlawal in the year pal.
ceding.
That if any clerk or other person Is in the receipt of any
fees or other emoluments upon which he may ispon...o4oe-
'went be soperananated, the total amount of each fees or
other emohamentis to be stated separately from the salary.
and the per center will attach thereto, In the same manner
as upon the salary; cod no person will hereafter be super.
ted upon a proportion of a greater income than that
upon which he may ennui/rote to the Soperanowatioo tiond•
That so amain should also be transmitted of all persons
receiving supe cation or retired allowances io every de-
partment at the termination of the Christmas quarter of
1821,specifying whether the allowances were granted by way
of superannuation or up*n the abolitioo of otSce, distin-
guished is columns.
London, England, 1822-01-16

penaable
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."
London, England, 1822-01-16

MARKETS.

[From the "Lowrints Mercantile Prier Current," of
Tooodair, Jaauary 15, 1824.)

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
Corras.—Two pnhlic sales have been brought forward
since our last; the British Plantatioe consisted principally
of Dutch, which brought ■s advance of frill 3s. per rut.
Dominica and Jamaica went also I. to 2.. higher the Fu•
reign consisted of 11 h sad St. Domingo, the former
was of very good gnality mud brought frost 1008. to 1048.64.
the St. Domingo wee sold at 101 s. for fair, tool at 102 s. for
good quality. There has not hero much barouess dune pri-
vately, though there has been more inquiry.
The mock of West India Coffee I. now 2,141 tons. tiring
656 less than at Ibis time last year, present prices 19s. pis
cwt. lower.

The B. P. JIGGER swirket has been steady, sad rather
higher prices have been paid both for grocery and 'Opine
descriptions; the importers bring their mocks forward very
sparingly.
FOREIGN Rl3Ollll.—A piddle mle of 297 chews of Ha-
ven:ash was brooms' forward ow Thursday. which wear as a
decline of 3a. to 4s. perry/I. in the prices of while ; it moat be
remarked, however, that the parcel was rot of she best de.
scription being generally very soft. There has been some
inquiry for white Brazil, hot at lower prices.
The stork of B. P Sugar is now 9.2n7 casks less tha• at
Ibis time last year ; present price 3s. 6d. per cwt. lower, prr
Gout!. me.

Rum.—There has bees sane inquiry fur Jamaica, and a
little business has been done. _ _

The prereot stork of lions is 30,441 purls. and price of
proofs Is. 4J. prr gallon.
Stack last 'ear, ISM! date, 111,612 puns. arid prise if
proofs 2s per gallon.
PrilMrts is in fair demand ar ibe advanced prices lately
Obtained.

Cocoa.—Part of the parcel of Gossiped, which wise lake■
i■ last week at 40a. per cwt. bay been gime sold at about
obit price. Another parcel of 300 bags was pail up was Fri-
day, and taken in at /Os. per cwt.
LOGrtooo has brengiit a further ad of *boat 11. per
ton ; Coha Finnic has stun experieseed none demised; other
descriptions have ►ere doll.

LIVERPOOL REPORT, h/IOART 12, 11122.
There has been a atesdy demand for carrun by private,
Ant the public sales yetterdny went off frees heavily at about
id. &clime on Rowed and Orleans, and id. nee lb. on the
luw descriptions of Se■ Wands: of 2,400 ►ags offered only
London, England, 1822-10-30

TIM CHASE.

Mr. ffirard's &on& meet o,s Friday, at Greatbridie; Man.
day, at Speary 11'141; Friday, at ; Monday, Sheikh
November, at Easton Wood.
'The Lambkin foxhounds meet to.morrow, at Caw";
Friday, at Little Eppletoo.—These bounds will hoot from
&airfield me Monday, the 11th of November.
The Earl of Harewood's fux.huuads meet on Friday, at
Shelton Mill.
Sir M. M. Sykres fox bounds meet us Friday, at Milling.
toe.

The York sad Aims'', fox•bounds meet on Friday, at Pro.
•ideare Green.

The Ruxby sad Cleveland fox-bounds meet ou Friday, at
Middlesbrough.
The Badsworth fox-hounds meet to-morrow, at Wallas
Hall; Saturday, at Smr■ton bridge.
The Northumberland fox bounds siert ou Friday, at Mlt.
feed.

The Sinniagion fon-huunds meet un Friday, at Rickel.
bridge.
The York City harriers meet to-morrow near Stockton.

The Borosghbridge homers meet on Friday, at ReckliSE
Titeadity lest the Sionington fos.lsoseids nor, at Phis. At
gensser Wood a fs: broke sway a gallant style, and task ■
southerly direction ; after a hard rue of Iwo hours sed bay
miuutes, he was taken at Oswalkiik Hag. Is the clowns of
the run a most desperate leap was taken byes* of t►e party,
'secreting, from besting to alighting, sire yards.
Erraaornontaav Fol Curdte.—On the A7lh hist, abort
sever fa ihe morning, the well-kauws staunch finthonads,
She property of It H. Jenkins, Esq. of Lasharras Horse,
Glassurgaisaltire, unketteselbil a Ore old rot at Ma►ga's
Woods, sod after reusing him three hours and Are issinstms,
without a check, a computed diitance of at least 30 miles,
was killed in grand rile near Coyteehese, the ..at of M.
P. Troffer, Esq. at whose hospitahle M3ll/114,0 the rumerow
Gehl sif sportsmen were most bountifully regaled. This calm.
wishing inhabitant of Martini Woods weighed telbs, and
seeasered five fret geese lathes from the end of the nose to
the tip of the Wash, which honourable badge was carried tstr
►y the 'trilby uwae► of the pack.

COURSING.
-ow.-

On the lOth instant Mr. George Bewley, of Brackets-
thwaile, was requested by two friends to enter a pair of
young greyhound*. Th.. morniag being rather frosty, a hart
stole away at a great distance, and Mr. Bewley's favourite
dug, Comet, was with difficulty laid on: write* he had nearly
reached her, another bare was started by the beagle, and ran
directly in his face. The Jug pursued the first hare, fumed
her, brought her petit the young dugs, and finally caught
her, after which he left Ow., to kill the hare, sod pursued
the second, which had run an iecrmlible distance; however,
after a flue run he killed her, rot irn yards from the spot
where the tither was killed. The first hare weighed 7lb Sys,
the second ell. Sea.
London, England, 1822-10-30

SI EDITERRAN EA N, kr. PRODUCE.

FRUIT.—A public sale was brought forward on Thursday,
at which Bloom sad Muscatel were molds* the prices quoted ;
for Liam Mambos 475. were bid, sad they were takes in at
48s. to 4U4. pi r cwt. Th.,* has bees. sone besinees done by
private contract at lower prices than were paid as the sale,
but she qualify we. inferior.

STIFINVO SUOMI —The ',umbel ha• lately been more
heavy, mud pales of inaw lumps hats bees made at 76.. per
cwt., being Is. lowe► than l.st week.
°lLL—Considerable sperulaiion has bees entered into in
cuinmun Oils, and Ger.-o,nd Oil has advanced to 391. The
trade have nut, hosev.r, purchased. Rape Oil has ad.
vncrd in eonsepience, and 341. has bees paid for brow•
Oil. Sperm Oil is much inquired for. Greeslarid Whale
Figs have been sold at MI. per too, bat the &mead is aow
heavy at the price (pouted.
London, England, 1822-10-30

DEATH OP CANOVA.

A let ter frems Verona, dated October 17. live o'clock, *m.,
says—. Every lover of the fine seta in Ertglaad, as well as
in all nuances of the globe where his WIN was ►nown, will
bear with extreme regret that the celeb►ated Crwe* is no
more. He expired at Venice issi Sunday morning leas, after
a short illness. Where in that Aiwa that can execute •
monument washy of such a man
Canova has enjoyed fame certainly superior to that of
any sculptor of modern times, but we doubt whether he
has left • reputation of permanent grandeur. He has rather
a resemblance to the masters that have arisen in the decline
of great schools of art than to those who have funned or rev
generated them. Their is a character of littleness shout
his works—elegance, liveliness, elaborateness, but still little.
near. In the expression of his face., instead of the pro-
found and tramped, the deeply-thinking and deeply-recline
Italian character, we have a character fluttering and French.
No one would retegaise in them the works of • country.
man of Michael Almelo. or Raphael. or Titian, or Leonardo
da Vinci. There is the same expression its ►is figures—exact
articalation, nice finishing, an appearance of softness and
life, but a wart of dignity and reprise. They are generally
iiitractive, but never imposing. They can be looked at foe
• time with pleasure, but they
to raise oar Idea of mankind, as seen In the work or ima.
gined iu the author. It to ationething, however, to be the
Mat artist of as age, eves though libel age does not abound
in great artists; and the ibstit of one who has attadued that
emi•enoe is more worthy of notice than 111.11 of men who
hare old, been illatineuohed for wearing crowss, or fee
Eakin bad treacles and bad &perches. N.
London, England, 1822-10-30

MOVEMEIVTS.

The Duke ft? Richniond bas arrived at his seal, Good-
'l:wisssdt.Susses,front a four.

ly BluuMfielil has left the Stud House, Hampton Court,
en bee way to !reload.
Earl Thanrt has left Featos's Hotel, St. Jameer-strert,
"fur his seat, Hothfield Place, Kest; and the Hun. Rev. D.
Murray far hi. seat, wear Reading. Reeks.
General Csghlis left lindeson's Hotel, Deem... Wet, yes-
terday fur Brighton; sad James Dowling, Esq. fur ditto.
Mrs. General Gore and family left Thomas's Hotel,
Beekeley-square, yesterday, for Bath.
The Countess of Dylan arrived yesterday at her house is
Pall-mall from her twit, Ham House, Surrey.
Laily Sophia Heatbeste arrived on Mondry at her body,
la Gro.vroordequare from her mother's (the Conine*. of
Dysart's) seat is Ikerre,y.
Departure. from the Pulteney lintel, Piccadilly i—Capt in
snd Mrs. Cohen far Bath ; and William Collett, Esq. fur
Br ithion.
Sir L. Cole, ant. has left town for his seat in Yorkshire.
Yesterday the Duke of Buckingham left his seat, Stowe,
Reeks, few Aviaries, Hants.

The Muebers of Bnekisighans left tows yesterday for her
seat, Avisigtos, Hulls.
The Mi•gsis of 'Camden has arrived at Bith, from Ilia
wet. Beeeknock Priory, South Wales.
The Marquis of Chamlus has arrived at his father's (the
boke of Burkingtham'r) seat, Arington, Hants, from Stowe.
The Eat I and Comities, of Darnley arrived yesterday at
their house, in Berkeley-square, fro. their mai, Cobham
Hill, K-ot.
ifirconot mid Viscountess Granville arrived yesterday even-
ing at their house in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, hula
their seat, IWheratead Lodge, Suffolk.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey are expected is town
this day from Brighton.

Loril Clietrynil Imo left Cotillion's Hotel, Low Brook-
'Wei, on • tour in O%fonbhire.

Sir Hear, and Lady Georgina Wellesley arilsed in loan
yesterday Guns the Marquis of Saltsbury's seat, Hatfield.
Hon. Colonel I:Award [lrmo, M.P. left town on Monday
fur his seat, Farmington, Gloucestershire.
London, England, 1822-10-30

MARKETS.

—mu—
[From "The Loam. Merealitile Price Current."
of Tuesday, October 211, 1812.3

WET INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

CO/Fla.—The ra 'diet bas bees dull dosing tire past week,
but no important allocation can be noticed; two public
• eo• s i g almost entirely of ordinary Jamaica, have
✓une off at about the former prices; privately the market
bar bees very quiet. A parcel of St. Domioro is casks
was soIJ on Friday at 975. per cwt., which was considered 1s
be fully equal to the previous trausactioas Is that deacrip•
tios.

The stock of West ladle Coffee is now 3,666 loos, being
406 toss Ins thaw at this time last year; present prices
abOw I to. pee eel. lower.

B.P.SVOLlL—Nipigilitistsed lest the improvement evinced
at the pubfle sale iirc Tuesday last, the market has store thee
fires dell, ud•tbe sales, particularly towards the close Of the
week, were very limited, although t►e prices rennin steady.
A board of line Jamaica was sold on Friday at Ws. per cwt.

VORIIGN SUClAll.—Thrre hos been bat little boldness
don► its *bite Havannab or Brazil, in ronaequesee of the
small qoaptity on skew; brown and middling remain steady.
The stock of B P. Sugar is now 11,754 casks less than st
this time last year; preoeut prices 2s. per cwt. higher per
Gazelle ge. _

has bee. rather beavy of sile.
Rum—The prices ate without alteratiow; proof Leeward.
are wleuhh• a 1.. 4d. per rillon.
. . -

The smirk of Raw is so; 32,428 punkens, sad pries of
Pinfr Is 4:1. per t
Ditto same time last year 36,605 puncheon, and price uf
Pnrifs Ir. 3J. per gullun.
DYZWOODS —1,...'w00d is dull, and rattier lower: 130
ion are iulverlisedfor .ale this week. Nicanguaerousl is
held firmly at the price quoted.
London, England, 1822-10-30

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 26.

Yesterday, while the aim was near the zenith, the
cav•ilcade along the High-street was glittering sod
splendid. The promenade ere the dinner boys, on
the Pier, was lively in the extreme. Parties were
landing every moment, front an hoar sr two's cruise,
along the Sandwich flats, where the sea was as
smooth as a mirror, and the atmosphere calm,
peaceful, and serene. _

The Ilydromanines are divided into two delver,
called the l'imids and the Braces. The latter,
principally female., fatiog the cutesy Cs gale) are
crowding every day Ito pleasure-yachts; whilst
the former are perambulating the hills is low four_
wheeled chaise., a la solitaire ; i. e. our me*
of ion, whom we fertnerly recollect
.flying along
the roads in chariots of the Sea, filled with elegance
and beauty !

On the orriral of the steam pocket from Roulog►ne
ut Dover, on Sunday lost, the Officer,: of Customs
immediately inquired for Lady STU A RT, the wife
of Sir (714 A LES STUART, our Ambassador at Paris,
whom they conducted to the Custom-house, where
tinderoent a very tedious examimition. We
have not as yet heard the result.—(Eversing Paper.)
The Baltimore Patriot, of September 24, says
Mr. MATirrws ruptured last evening before
a full and brilliant audience; and we never saw an
indictee more absorbed and delighted. An ordi•
nts►y strain of panegyric for Mr. MAirsistas wool,*
be inappropriate. Those who do not choose to set
bim can stay 'At lione'."

A deel was fought on Woodsy morning it the
back of Hampstead, in consequence of a pre-
vious misunderstanding, between Mr. 1... attended
by the Hon. Mr. --, and Mr. M., attended by
Copt. when Mr. M. unfortunately received
the ball of his adversary in the left ride on the fir►t
hie. The &vide IX+lll then amicably settled, and
we are happy to understand that Mr. M.'s wound
is nut considered dangerous. The two principals
are bath engaged in commercial pursuits.
A violent hurricane wee experienced in this neigh-
bourhood (Oxford) on Sunday ee'iiiiight. It hid
reined most of the morning, sod about twelve the
wind, which blew f the S.W.. suddenly
io-
d to a violent degree, which was iiccornpunied
by thunder, lightning., and hail. In the vicinity of
Cowley, Horeepaib, arid the vitlages adjacent, seve-
ral houses were unroofed, bums blown down, and
branches of trees strewed over the fi-Ids. As Mr.
Cox, of Dorchester, was coming to Oxford market,
his gig was completely blown over ; luckily, how-
ever, the horse was very quiet, and Mr. Cox re•
ceived tie injury. The horses of the Aurora post-
coach were so frightened by the lightning, near
Stukencliurch, that they tented completely round,
and overturned the coach: we ure, however, hippy
to say that none of she passengers sustained any
materiel injury. The storm appeared to be cu.
ctunsciihed, nut extending to any great width ;
but it carried all tram it within its reach.....
(4){ford Goaded%)