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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-18

in wisdom host Iron made them ull'."—Cole's cur.
wry Remarks ow St. Pierre.

" Let *tepid Atheists boast the atoasstie deuce,
Aud call these beauteous worlds t►e week of chaste;
Hut nobler minds, front guilt and passion free,
Where truth unclouded darts her ►eas'aly ray,
Or ea the earth, or in the ethereal road,
Surreys the footsteps of a Whig God."
NM. ELM. CAI7II.
Tilting leave of this digression, it roams difficult
to say, what advantages the earth can receive from
the consets. Sir Isaac Newton, amongst other pup.
poses which lie thinks comets designed to serve,
adds, that " the spirit which makes the finest,
subtlest, and best part of our air, and which is ab-
solutely requisite for the life slid being of all things,
causes piincipelly from the comets."--The use of
the comet's " /sage rupootr trans" la

----.." Perhaps io shake
Regisiog moisture ors the soaseroos orbs
Throb which his (nag elapses grinds; perhaps
To lead weir feel to &chola, sass,
To tight op worlds rod feed th' eternal tee."

Tambov.
To conclude, Sir Isaac Newton alleys, " that
the atmospheres of comets will furnish vapou►
sufficient to form their TAILS;" hence these vs_
pours, by entering into the atmosphere of the
earth, may well be supposed to contribute to the
renovation of thing., and in particular to sup.
ply the diminution caused in the humid ports
of the earth, by putrefaction and vegetations and
that the tail• or unmet* have Raise such im-
portant use is reasonable to suppose. The same
philosopher compotes, " that • globe of such
air as we breathe in, which shall be only one inch in
diameter, if it were carried up to the height but of
Gus semi•diameter of the earth, would thereby be.
come so ratified, that it would fill the planetary
regions- even to the sphere of Saturn, a•d far
beyond."
London, England, 1822-06-18

The Marquis of LA NSDOWN presented a NOlist f►eta
an individual of the raise of Charles Augustus Busby, as
an►itect, complaisant that his plans had uut been atteadrd
to by the Commismouers fur buildiet new Cherchrs, and
praying that their Lordships would inquire tutu the remote.
—Read, and laid on the table
The Marquis uf LANSDOWN presented ten Petitions
from she Norsk and South Hundreds uf Scarsdale, its the
Comely of Derby, eumplainint of agricultural distress, amJ
prayieg fur rdieL—Read, Midi's the table.

NAVIGATION ACTS.
The Earl of Livesswim *aid, in moving the
second reading of three Bills, which he had giveli
notice of, and which went to repeal the Navigstiou
Act, he would not detstii their Lordships long
it was an old saying, that in talking a great deal,
little was done. The Bill which he had to move
the second reading of, went to repeal not less dew
300 Acts ; it repealed them by nominating and
speciljisig them; they honestly told the merchants
what they could import and export by law, which
they did slot know Ns the Act stood. The first re-
laxation which the Bills intended was our that hail
been most generally approved, which was to permit
foreign ships maimed by foreigners to tiling goods
to this rounory lanai any twit of the country to
which they belonged ; the second Act wrist to pie.
serve the nursery fur Newness, but their Lordships
must he aware that that should be dune according
to tune and circuins•usives. As to South America,
whether they would ever become free states or nut,
was not fur bin to give an opioioo, but whether

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London, England, 1822-06-18

EAST fIIIIN4 %KISS, Jana It, Int.
WCOURT g ECTORS -te fee
AITED COMPANY- of MERCHANTS .f E.
Notice tvelfie, t. Ute EAST iNpirs, de hereby ttr
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL. COURT appetat.
ed to he had at this Hasse tie WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the 111th imam, is wade SPECIAL, for the porpoise of
resealing the anteitheration of a Bill anw trendier in Par.
Sanest far toosaidatior the searel Laos relator to the
Rival, Trade with the East Indies; .1.. the most.
&ratios of the propriety of rootorring la ibe repeal of the
Leo by which Ships under she hardest II 3bo ions are at
Faros preloded huts area( ia sisa Trade frost the
Us it'd Kis 'dom.
Copy of she Bill, sad of the Correspoodlestee hearten the
Coen of Diseetere sod the Board of Consasiesiesers for the
Affairs of lodia spa the *object of it, is opeu for the
perusal of Use Proprietors.
JOSEPH DART. Secretary.
London, England, 1822-06-20

Kensington Lace Works, 14, Kenaingtoe-
square, Kensington, sod 30, South-
ampton-street, Covent-garden.
URLING AND CO. AGAINST JONES.
IVER EAS Mews. G. F. URLING and
Co. 147, Strand, Patentee. of Grlines Lace, have
commenced au action against me, fur minis expressions
contained in Advertisements of my Kensington Lace, which
they conceive calculated to injure them ; and wb I have
assured them I had no such intention, they have consented
to withdraw their action epos my giving this assurance in
writing and their expenses. Now I do hereby declare that
my seeming insinuations in my Advertisements (that Udine;
Lace is defective either as to colour, clearness, or durability,
Of that any such defects would appear after washing the said
Lace) are to be attributed solely to the person who wrote
my Advertisements. THOS. JONES.
Loadon, 15th June, 1822.
I hereby declare this to be a true Copy,
G. F. URLING.
London, England, 1822-06-20

FASHIONABLE NBVEMENTS.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry left town
yesterday fur their seat, North Cray, Kral.
Arrivals at Silveri's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Sir
Charles Lockhart hum his seat in Surrey; the Dean of Chi-
chester from Hants; Mr. and Mrs. Chisholme from Scot-
land; Marcus Lynch, Esq. from the Continent; and Led
Amelins Besuelerk from ditto.
The Marquis of Stafford left to-en yesterday fur Scotland.
The Earl of Aeliburnhaus left town yesterday fur hie seat
in Sussex.
WV. A. Harris, Esq. has arrived at Thomas's Holed, Berke-
ley square, from his seat, Cairn Park, Devonshire. The
Earl of Kllmorey and the Ladies Needham have removed
from Hanover-square to the above Hotel.
The Marquis of Downshire has arrived at the Claremont
Hotel, Bond street, from his seal in Boas.
Departures from Kirklition's Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—
Lord Osborne for Holland; Wm. Osborne, Esq. to join the
18th lancers in India; Captain Jones to join the With hussars
in Dublin; the Bev. E. and Lady Charlotte Bury for their
seat in Kent ; and Mr. and Mrs. Morris and family fur their
seat, Charlewood, Kent.
His Excellency the Portwgoese Ambalsador stidssite are
removing from South Audley street to Idivart's goiel,Lawat
Brook-street.
London, England, 1822-06-20

131.411 sold Two Prizes of £20,000 and Thirty five other
Capitals in the last Two Months.
TEN CAPITALS must be drawn in the First
Tax Mtstrces, the 18th of NEXT MONTH. Th.
whole Ten may be gained fur • risk of Nineteen Pounds;
for by the plan adopted, • • Whole Ticket will ultimately
only cost U. 18s. and • Sixteenth only Four Shillings, as is
explained in the Schemes, which are given gratis.
Tickets and Shires are selling by BISH, Stock-broker,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing.cross, London; and by his
Agents is the Country.
Present Price of a Ticket is 111. 18s. and if returned en
or before 28th July, 201. may he received back, though it
may be drawn • Blank, small Prise, or undrawo ; so that
the moat that can he lost is 11. 18.. after having had •
chance for all the Ten Capital., which must be drawn, and all
those which may hr drawn ; and the most which ca• be lust
by a Sixteenth is Four Shilltnea ; other Shares in proportion,
after having had the same chance as the Whole Tickets.—
The Scheme commis,
TWO of £30,000 !—TWO of 420,000 !
&e. Se Commis and Money.
IV The Prices of Stocks are affixed hourly against BISH's
Office, is Curnbill, by which the Public may see the fluc-
tuations.
London, England, 1822-06-20

SHOCKING HUNGER

A most horrible crime was committed at St. Qrsetits-car-
here, in the department of !sere, on the night of the alb of
last month. A fine young woman, of irreproachable cha-
racter and exemplary piety, was eel in pieces after her bosom
had been laid open and torn oat, and bee bloody acrd quiver.
iog limbs were scattered and thrown into the Isere mod different
breathes of that river, is the hope of moreeaailyw«dtsgthe
pursuit of justice. Ant Providence, which seldom leaves
great crimes unpunished, so ordered it, that one of the
limbs and the bust of the witfortituate victim were thrown
upon the hanks of the leer, from an attentive examiebtioe
of which by the officers of health, further ligbt has bees
thrown upon the foightful circumstances which accompanied
the preptirstoun of the crime. Justice has steady raised
the myeteriou. veil wale which it was eaveluped.—(French
Paper.)
. _ _
London, England, 1822-06-20

WINDSOR. June 19.

The Prince and Prince's of Denmark arrived here on
Monday, and slept that night at the Castle Inn. The dig.
Unfinished visitors viewed the Castle and St. George's Cathe-
dral yesterday morning, which they greatly admired ; they
left the Castle in the afternoon. ■nd we'd over the ferry to
Etou, and after viewing the College and the young gristle.
men of that establishment, proceeded from thence by Malt•
hill to Oxford.
l'islerd'y morning the consecration of the sew parish
church of Windsor was performed by the Bishop of Salisbury.
The day being remarkably flee, the church 'uncrowded with
people, who were admitted by tickets. The ceremony was
very grand. The Archdeacon of Becks preached an excel.
lent sermon from Galatians, chip. 3, Ter.:air. The IrelleC-
lion amounted to upward' of 1571.

NARRIAGR IN HIGH LIFE.

Timidity morning, at eleven o'clock, Lord Francis Gower,
second son of the Marquis and Marrhioneas of Stafford, led
to the hymeneal altar the beautiful! Abr.& tireville, daughter
of the accomplished Lady Charlotte Greetlle. The ceremony
was performed at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, by
his Grace the Archbishop of York, in the presence a—
nts Doke and Dueller's of We'fission, Duke and Duchess
of Portland, Earl and Countess of Surrey, Lord George.
Bentinek, Lord John Bentinek, Lady Harriet Reminds,
Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford, Earl Gower, Cousins
of Harrowby and the Ladies Ryder, Lord Belgnsve, and
Lord Saodon. .

After the ceremony, the happy couple proceeded in a new
post chariot and four for St raiirldsay, ►he seat of the Duke
of Wrllingion, therein inlendiiu to pass the honeymoon.
The Bride's dress was most magnificent, being eowposed
of Valenekonts lace. ,10
London, England, 1822-04-24

A ROIMATIC SPIRIT of VI N EGA R.—This
agreeably perfumed Liquor (the original invention of
Mr. Henry), which is of well-known efficacy la relieving
&imams sad head-ache, sari in comiaterartiug the effects of
overheated, risme, or infected air, continues to be prepared,
Is the greatest perfectisn, by Messrs. THOS. and WII,
HENRY, MANUFACTV RI NG CHEMISTS, MANCH ES.
TER. It is sold in Lumley, wholesale sod retail, by Messrs.
BAYLEY and BLEW, Perfumers, Cockspar-street ; and
retail, prints. 9d. by one or 1111011 Agents in every principal
teen; bet it cassot he gamine, unless the seam of the
sOve Preparers ate engraved on the Government Shoop,
Which ie Sired over the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge
Boxes are sold by Bayley sod Slew, as usual.
As above may sine be had, authenticated by a similar
Stamp, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in battles at
9s. 94. or with glass stoppers at 4s. id.
London, England, 1822-04-24

THE PATENT SEIDLFIZ POWDERS,
when used as directed, form a Molise Aperient sod
Alterative, as agreeable as Sails Water. This Medicine bev-
ies gained a high rtontation in most parts of the World,
many roprincipled pertness have brew induced to sell opini-
ons and isierSescions Seidliis Powders, with pirated labels
sad directions of "SAVORY, MOORE, and DAVIDSON"
(Chemists to the Roy•I Fondly, 13G, New Rood street, Lon-
don), the Invasion and Patentees, who think it necessary
to fedora the Public that the Medicine eanosit be genuine
unless their names are painted on every Box, and esgravrd
as every Batik pat a p for Exporiatioo.
London, England, 1822-04-24

This day was pabiiiiked. Fourth Edifies, foolscap Bro.
7a ed. boards,
ANSTER FAIR; a Porm, in Si: Canto., with
other Poems.
By WILLIAM TENNANT.
" The great charm of singular compoaitioa consists i■
perpetual rallies and isatkireakings of a rich sari poetical
imaginatiosi. It is this femoral kirdhsß of the diviner
spirit—this tendency to rise abuse the trivial subjecu among
which he has chosen to disport himself, and this power of
connecting grand or !feasible, eoaceptivas with tbe reweave.
lotion of volger objects or lodicruus oerarresices, that brit
recommended this Poem to our notice, sod still seem In us
to entitle it to more general mitoriely."—Edinburgh Review,
No. XIII!.
Printed for G. sad W. B. Whittaker. Ave-Maria-lane,
Landes; sad Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1822-04-24

DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Jost published, in tiro. with Coloured Plates, price 10s. 6J.
boards.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE
DISEASES of she EYE.

By JOHN VETCH, M.D. F.R.S.E.
Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edoubstrah. and the
Medico Chirungtesl Society of London; laiely Physician
to the Forces,and Principal Medical °Ricer to 'be Ophthal.
Nis Military Hospital.
'llls Treatise should net only he read by the professed
Oculist, but most ddigintly steadied by the Physician, Sor-
row, and general Practstnarer."—Medico Chirergical Rin
♦iew for March 1821.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave• Maria-lace.
London, England, 1822-06-29

CATERSIIAST PARK RACES;

WrMIPIDAY—(LAAT nay.)
Ranters' Plate of 501 byftubseriplion of 50g e. emelt, with
20ge. added. Beater—Twei Niles.
Mr. Fuller's b. h. Ordeal* . 1 4 0 1
. .
Caplet° Haa's Miracle.
Mr. Bouverie's Pretolis
Mr. Goodchilors Ellen
Mr. 'lavaliere's gr. g....
A beautiful race. After the heat, even "in Ordeal; after
the second heat, even oa Miracle; and after the dead beat,
6 to 4 on the winner.
Sweepstakes of sgs. each, wills:10o. added. A Two Mile

. ..
Hcni —Weights for age.
Mr. Farquharson's b. e. Logic
Mr. Cary •right's Scli ro f..
Six started, but oue ran out of tbe coarse, and the °Ow
three Ironed after hint and were all distanced.
London, England, 1822-06-29

STAMFORD RACES, TnustruT, Just Vt.

Sweepstakes of logs. each, p. p. for horses. lee. not thortm;ll-
- and that never won sCri. in plate, match, swerp.
strikes, ur subscription, and that have regularly bunted
the preceding season in any of the counties of Lincoln,
Leicester, Rutland, and Northampton, to be /Soya fide)
the properly of subscribers at the time of naming; to
carry 12.1. each. Mares mid geldings allowed 31b. Twice
round the course to a brat, the best of dote heals. To
be ridden by Gentlemen.
Mr. Platers b g. Forester, aged 1 1
Col tact Pierrepoot's di. g Golden Cleaver, aged 2 2
Mr. Brown's br. g. by Vivaldi, aged
Marquis of Exeter, Hon. Geu. John Milks, Lord Crude-
uell, Captain Arnold, Lord Strathaveu, and Mr. G. J. lleath-
fele are subscribers, bat did not name.

Fifty Pounds given hy Ike Mariptis of Exeter. Tbree year
olds to carry Got. 81b.; four year olds, 83t.; five year olds.
Sat. 10ib. • six yrar olds, 8.1. 131 h.; and aged, eel 21b.
Mares andgeldiogs 'Vowed 31b. A winner of one Wale,
match, or sweepstakes, Ibis year, to carry 3 lb.; of two, Sib ;
of three, 7:b. extra. Maiden horses, .14c. allowed 31b.
Twice round to • heat, the best of three beats.
lord Clarendon sh. c. Masco, 4 yin (won one plate).. 1 1
Mr. Waters be. c. Haddon, by Pericles, 4 yrs old .. 5 dr
Sweepstakes of 50es. each, straight smile, for three year :olds.
Cults, Sat. 71b.; Ches. Sat. 41b.
Gen. Grosvettor's br. e. Marselhes, by &lira, out of Briseis,
received forfeit.
Marquis of Exeter's c. by Soothsayer, out of Miniature
Duke of Portland's b. f. Vaultress, by Walton, dam by
kilection.
London, England, 1822-06-29

SOUTIIiVARK SESSIONS

yesterday she General Goartrr Session of the Pence for
the Town sad Buruogh• of Southwark, was haldro at the
Town Hall, before the•Loao Ma RICCORDEA, Alder-
man J. J. SMITH, See.
The RICORDER 'toted to the Jury, that it was with great
pleasure he informed theta, that there wee nothing in the
calendar of that enormity that required any observations
(ruin him. The list of prisoners were few, and their MD 'ices
were of the ordinary nature that generally came before a
July,
No trial of any laser* took place.
London, England, 1822-06-29

NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS.

The Repott oil the Natal and Military Pensions
was then brought up.
Oti the first Resolution being put—.
Mr. CURIVEN rose to retirees his regret that
Ministers %%wild tint consent to abandon the whole
of the salt tax, which operated so iiijuti.analy on
the eg.icultural, fishing, and mining interest-.
The Dutch made ten millioni a year from their
fisheries, while Great Britain scarcely livide eke,
with all the differences of bounties and advan-
tages which the Dutch wanted. In the mines
of Potosi they used twenty-eight thousand tons of
salt annually ill smelting their ore—an advantage
of which our iron mines were deprived by the
duties and restrictions. He expatiated on the
adantage it would be to the needy popula-
tion of Ireland to be, enabled to work at
the .fisheries, and get a herring for their potato.
SUutatl policy culled on the Right Honourable
Gentleman to relinquish the remainder; and. if
it were not for the sake of putrottagr, he was sure
it was not tar the interest of the revenue that it
could.be kept up. 11 the iutention of retaining at
were to keep in employ the 2,000 persons in Scot.
land, and about 800 an England, employed in the
collection, whose livelihood might perhal.s depend
upon their salaries, he could see sonic reason for
adhering to the resolution; but if for the sake of
the paltry portion of reventie which it produced, he
could not thank that that was for a moment to be
balanced against the benefit which the people of
the country 'would derive from its repeal. He
caned, therefore,. Opon the Right Honourable
Gentleman to yield to die voice of the people,
'which cried eut.froln et* end of the to the.
Odle', to give up the trifling cum which ft produced'
Po tilt reventlek for The sake of the etilktisideheiteo6
;Atka would bp defiled to*tbo FoitutrilioPi there-.
Wont of A tats ea oujurioup .int its *pentium apse
•
London, England, 1822-06-29

STUDY.

Magnificent Rosewood Win: and other Library Bookraser,
spiend.d square Rosewood and Rohl Library Table, elegant
Mahogany earned Grecian Sr 01l back and rod Sofa and
Chairs, a W14310'01 and curious old raised Oeiesslal Jape
Folding Screen, %Veiling, Card, and other Tables.
London, England, 1822-06-29

THE GRAND SALOON.

Beautiful crimson damask Window.curtaitis, vslualee an-
tique °desist Ebony Sofa and Chairs, asagnifieent rich-
chased gilt Or mole amodeliers, superb Buhl sod Tortoise-
shell Commode, Graud Verd Autirpie Side-tablee, Oriental
japanoed fuldiug Screen, &r.

GRAND DRAWING ROOM.
Noble briTliar.t Pier Glasses; inacuificeut Siena Marble Pier
Tables • valuable a utique chased Or-mirlu Chandelier ; superb
Card Tables;
; sumptuous Grecian Sera ; superb Ottomans,
covered with crimson Genoa Velvet • spleudid carved and
011 Chairs ; Console Table ; Jewel Velvet;
grand Parisian
Clock ; anti vairable gilt Scretoa.

BILL! A RD ROOM.
The seperb green Genoa Velvet French•rod Window Cur-
tains, WIIII elegant deep Drapery and rich Cornier-0; a very
excellent Illaliograv-moulded frame Billiard Table. lined
with superfine Cloih, with Balla, CUPS, Mares, &c. complete.

(►AK DINING-ROOM.
The sumptuous blue Damask Freonli.rod iViadow Castslns,
elegantly bordered with gold rolnur Silk Leer; a superb, an-
tiqne, missive, richly-chased Or.mnlu gilt Chandelier ;
costly Dore Marble Pier Tabk; an elegant, massive, carted
mid gilt Sideboard Table ; Verd antique Sideboard Tables,
and a superb-shaped Irma massive caned and gilt Pier
Table.
London, England, 1822-06-29

FOLIC'S.

MATTON• GARDEN.
Yesterday Rh:laird Arnold Alexander, Esq. of No. 9..
Plea•ant-i ow. Battle-bridge, was brought up t o 'the custody
of William Read, sear. us two charges : ou the first be
was charged by Mi.% Bligslarab Burgess, a beautiful young
holy, who stated that Jib. Ahrtander was iti the constept
habit of annoying her, by following her wherever she weal.
and persecuting betwith his addreares, which, from his be-
ing an old man, _ was very luipeasant to her, and she re.
pettedly warned him frogs exci coming after hiv.•
lOn the preceding night be came to ber lodging, at
the house of Mr. Bland, di], Wilsteed-wreet, Somers lava,
and being refused perminsien to go to bee aptitasent, he
forted his way op stairs and forcibly broke open the door,
sod used very 'hi eateuing and abusive Inuguao to her atur
her friend*, and he was filially given in Massiee to the watch-
man and taken to Slit wdieh.tiOuse. l' ha woad *barge was
at the immure of Mrs Bland, alia, Clark, the landlady, who
stated, that pfigr Mr.Alexattiler's violent behaviour to the last
witness, be was forcibly turned out of the bousr, when he
made an Clack-by thrieu MI/ stones at the wiudows and de-
molished seven squares of glues. The watchman was called,
and Mr. Alexavider was taken to the wakhbousc, where he
was (inn in charge.
Magistrate—Well, Mr. Ale:soda+. you Lem' the two
awes made against yud, what hare 'on to say fur :ourself
Mr. Alexander—He to a respectable Gentleman ;
brother is a Maglairate, Sir James Alexander, of Epsom.
He bad kept she complainant, MI6! Burgess, these two year.
ire rea4.fesenisteed lodgings, kept a servaot to wait on bee.
paid her rent, her grocers, and other belle, and had free au4
willing access to her apartmenis whenever he pleased ; hett
!mime 'aspirins that she was visited bye Genitemau named
Gamlen, he watched sod saw Mr. Colmar, raster the house
the evening before. He knocked, and on the lour Swing
ripened he was proceeding so lltesis Borgess's aparenseite,
when he was put vented, on clinch he forced open the dour.
Mr. Coleman rutihril out on him nod knocked him slowll ;
was forcibly 'rimed out of the Meuse, sad its Ms passim) las
broke she windows.
The complainant, were qneationed as to the More:marl
between Mr. Aletinder and Miss Bulge's; which, steer
=web equivocation. they arkuowledged.
The Matta e .Ipgat giornimcd bulb ceMplaials, and
Mr. Alexander was diacharged.

MA RI.DOROUGH-STILLET.
IRIRII DISTRE4B,
Yesterday Polk** Hooky, a poor half-starycd looking.
Mahatma, was brovyitt to Ws afire by the ofikere of the
Itliodieity,Soctety, *barged with beigiug in the 'diet.
The officers stated, that Icstextlay morning they ebeeevei
London, England, 1822-06-11

YORK WOOL MARKET.

This market, on Thor-Wily, was more than a'utn,lantti
stocked, there being, if is *opposed, rout NA/ 11.41. 1.040
packs of Wool exhibited for sale. This ext..R.,.,tin.r)
ply, •1 so early • period of the season, is prineipsily To be.
attributed to the quantity brought into the market by the
farmers, who having just shorn their sheep, are a.ixions to
convert the fleece into ea.h. The number of buyers is at.
tendance was sot so numernvs as last week, consequent's
much remained unsold, although a grim quoit to was pur-
chased. What sales were effected, however, were at a re.
duettists in priers from those of lost week ; and the 1.4.!!.‘e.
ing were the ay. rsiet—fleg 11'00, 13s. 14s. 15s. 54.11 ;
Hog sad Ewe ditto 131. to 14.. Inferior samples were sold
at whatever vices the purchasers might offer Air ill .811.

AGRICULTURAL RePonr FOR MAY,
FOX TRU lit! VOILTUriN COUNTIES.

Thls Mouth commemed rather sternly, with gusts of vied
sad rain, accompanied wills 11114. W sal bail, which capp,.l
the mountains with a white him for a period of some ,:„„;
but the suss, increasing i• atrergtls, coorpterrd the
falls of snow by mid slay. Such inclemency retardisl the
Barley and Turafp season. The winter crop of Wheat, af.
ler repelling the attacks of a severe whiter, generally gond
and luxuriant. Oats and Barley promise to be a redo's;
and fair crop, and now bear a inljectie
(owing to the present dry and hot weather) on wet suits.
Beans and Pease are shouting forth in a winner to Maitre
the prospects of the grower, awl the ridges appear as for.
ward se the slicbes. The pistons bear a iworni,itig appear-
ance. Fruit of every dear' iption preseirs it,e4 is a sista
scarce referable to any former precedent. The App:e, Pier,
Flom, Cherry, Gooseberry, hr. possess such n shape at this
period as to bid &Same to any checks that frost mar
breaten. Domed appears to sprout rapidly, althoag tior
seed is out much cultivated in these courting. Ilay-nortio.,
has commenced briskly iv mane pack of Northumbeilaod
and Durham. The pastures possess plenty of estage, and
the grazing cattle and sheep seem In improse rapidly. Air
early stuck of grass fat cattle sad sheep are appealing
mashes ; they do not seem to advance in price, bet arc curlier
as a stand. Lambs in gaud deanship—twirl.' elitist Id. p.,
petard above the mutton, and bring lilt, more than half I
last year's prices. Veal plentiful, at low prices. Huthr
rather advancing. Luau Bullocks in gaud demand. mil
pikes advanced. Gllllll.l Cattle can he disposed of at
small atbraece in price. Mikh Cows saleable at last month's
prices. Holding Sheep and Lambs are rather depressed ill
piee, although the Wool continues stationary. Good sad-
dle sad harness Horses are scarce, sad fetch filth priers.
Inferior horses cannot be sold at son price ; the present atten-
tion of the breeders being turwed estirely to the rearing sad-
dle and reed Oases.
London, England, 1822-06-11

PASMONABLIN PA RTI IS.

The Doke of Beaufort entertained a distinguished party
et dinner yesterday at his home is Grosvenor-square.
The Duke of Grafton had a dimmer party yesterday at his
house in agrees street, Piccadilly.
Lady Sophia Heallicule issued yesterday her cards of in-
vitation for a splendid ball on the lit of July, at her house in
Gros .............
Sir Edirsrd Codrington, Bart. entertained a party of his
distinguished friends at dinner yesterday, at his house in
Chariestrtreet, Berkeley square.
Lady Mary Petre entertained • distinguished party at
dinner yesterday at her house in Grosvenor-square.
Sir Henry and Lady Georgina Wellesley had a dinner party
yesterday at their house in Bulton-row.
The Earl and Countess, of Darnley gave an elegant enter.
tainaseirt en Saturday to the Duke of Somme, the Earl and
Commie's of Albemarle, the Earl of Mendota'', the Earl of
Carnervnn, Mr. and lady Mary Keppet, Mr. Tierney. Mr.
Brenham, Mr. Macdonald, Ac. at their Souse ia Be rteley-
sqiiere.
Viscount and Viscount.,. Granville entertained a distin.
guistird party at dinner yesterday, at their house in Bruton-
street, Berlietcy.aquare. lu the evening her Ladyship bad a
fashionable party.
• .
London, England, 1822-06-11

MARRIAGE
On the Order •df the Day being read .Tor the
accond molding of -the Alsrriage Service-11111.—
W WM. SMITH said, that when he had 'first
proposed the present measu►e, with • ,kw to re-
lieve the dinitilities under which • certain this of
Dissenters laboured, hr had adopted whet he con-
sidered the most effective way af doing it; but es he
had been informed that the Bill as it stood give
offence to the Clergy of the eatublished Church,
and as nothing was farther from his intention
whilst relieving the conscientious scruples of
one class of pounces to give offence to others if
it could be avoided, he should prbpose with the
leave of the House to withdraw the present Bill
and introduce another, which should be free from
the objections stated.
The Marquis of LowoowttexsT thought the
Honourable Member had exercised • very sound
discretion in withdrawing the Bill.
After a few words from Dr. Phitlimo►e, Dr.
Ltishington, Mr. Hudson Gurney, mid •Dr. Dod-
son, the Rill was ordered to be read a second time
on that day six montin..
Mr. W. SMITH then moved for leave to bring its
another bill.—Leave granted.
Mr. Huns mk,d whether • Report from the
Commissioners of Revenue in Ireland might be
expvcted this Session, sod whether they had yet
examined the Stomp Department ?
The Marquis of LONDONDIMMT could not State
precisely when the Report would beipreserited.
Mr. W•LLAeI said the Commissioners had not
yet came to the Stamp Department.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and the f louse adjourned •t Eleven o'clock till
tomorrow (this day).

MINORITY
ON TWISTY Oxs WUO ►OR COIM IN NORD
BRING GROUND INTO ►LOUR TOR IMPORTATION.

Bennett, Hun. G. Forbes, C. Martin, J.
Barrett, 8. M. Gladstone, J. Ricardo, D.
Blair, W. Hubhouse, J. C. Smart, Sir I.
Cuitrienay,J H. flame, J. Thomson, Al4l.
Canning, RI. H n G. Irvin!, J. Whil more, W.
Cost, Hun. W. Lewis, T. F. ',ILLUS.
Doyens, Hon. K. Neut. J. R. Bright, M.
Ellis, C R. Worry; W. T. Gueoyne, Gen.
London, England, 1822-06-11

ROMAN CATHOLIC PEENS.

The Marquis of AIESBURY 'officiated a Petitioa from
the Inhabitants of the Town of Marlborough, praying that
the Bill mess not muss for atiowine Catholic Peers to sit its
their Lordships' Hoisve.—Reed, and laid on the tahle.
Sir Nicholas Coltliurat, Mr. Calvert, Mr. Runlet!, Me.
Hart Davis, and oilier Members of she Molise of Commons,
brought up the 111-srealmeni of Cattle Bill, the Ree,,zfilzeovc,*
and six private Bills, which were severally read a fiist
time.

The Manalaughtrr Amendment Punishment Bill was read •
• meow, lime.

The Repu-i of the Committee on the Vagrant Laws
Amendment Bill was brought op mid agreed to.
The ft..le of Interest Reduction Bill, and the Sheriffs
Depute (S.•oll+nd) Bill, went through a Cumurittae,aud weir
reported without any amrodment.
London, England, 1822-06-11

THE MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY'S
CONVER.VAZIONE.

This Lady bell her first mover rorienor for the seems on
Sunday firttllttig at her home is Ailingtee-street t the opa-
cities and Melees* suite of aperineents tat the grotmd floor
were throve open, which were most liallimoly illuminated.
There were permit .early 300 persons of the first distinc-
tion and fashion, among whom were—
The Paiute of Denmark, Prince and Princess Esterbaly,
Comm sad Countess D'Aelie, the Diske of Welliegton, the
Duchess of RickmoisA and the Ladies Lennox, the Marytis
of Londonderry, the Mairpiis and Marchioness of AileshurJ
■nd the Ladies &Awe, the Marchioness of Winchester,
Count and Countess Limes', Count sad Countess [Adolf, Earl
of Yarmouth, the Colosimo of Essex, Lady de Clifford, Lady
E. Palk, Lady de Koos, Earl of Jersey, Countess Cowper.
Lord gi. Hiker, Lord Elleohorengli, the Couirtras of Glen-
g all, the Cuouteor of Clare, LadyJ. Fitzgibbon, the Cowmen*
of Lansdale and the 'Aches Lowther, Lord awl Lady Long.
feel, Lord and Leily Cumbersome, Lady Emma Edccumbe,
Lady E. Maack, Earl of Winchilses, lard Painsetmoe, Lord
Henley, Sir T. Sniveller!, Mr. and Lady W. Melville, Sir
John sad Lady Shelley, Mr. and Lady ken Beckett, Sir John
Doyle, Sir Thomas and Lady Stepney, Earl of Westmor-
laud, and General and Mr.: BOIS, SLC•
London, England, 1822-06-11

THE ESSENCE of PEARL aid PEARL
DErcrintlce. Invented by the late Jacob Hemet,
Dentist au the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex-
perience to g estly eueel, both la elegance mad efficacy,
every oilier preparation for the Teeth and Gums; they ef-
fectually preserve theTerth in a sound state even to old age,
render them while and beautiful without impairing the
enamel, tastes sorb as are louse, and keep each as are de-
cayed friou becoming worse. They likewise sender the
breath delicately sweet. prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly
cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them crew firm and
close to the Teeth.—The Essence is particularly recom-
mended to Pascals and Persons who have the care of
Children as aloe grvaiest preservative of young mid tende►
Tveth. Nun, are genuine bat what have the words,
" J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspnr-street," engraved
in the Stamp. Price 2v. 9d. each.
BA LEI"' TRUE ESSENTIAL. SALT of LEMONS,
fu► taking lab Spine nod Slaineout of Lace and Limes. The
resume is wiped • W. Bayley" ow the Box and Wrapper.
Also his SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease watt of
Silk, Stuff, %Tootles Clink, Ike. price Is. each.
VERITABLE POMMADR DIVINE, price 3s. 6d. the
glass.
Sold, iTholevale and Retail, by Blyley and Blew, Per.
tamers, Coekeper meet, Lembo.
London, England, 1822-06-11

NAVIGATION ACT.

The Earl of /IA It MOOD presented a P. tition from Om
Ship Oa urn and Mt-chants of the Town of Whoby, its the
East (Lane of Yorkshire. praying: !bat there might not be
any /therm tor. made in the Nartgattuo Aet.—Read, and laid
uu the table.
London, England, 1822-06-11

. _
FASHIONABLE MOVENIINTS.

Sir %Vm. Ahdy, Bart. has left his house 10 Hill-street,
B rkeley-square, fur the Continent.
The Hon. Getters! Brood cud family have left town for
their vest in $4lll4leX.

The [los. Mrs. Langley has 141 her house in Portman-
nesse for her seat, Wykilism Abbey, Mallon, Yorkshire.
Lord Mulessortb has arrived at Blake's Hotel. Jerosya-
street, from Srightuu. Departures from ditty :—Sir George
and Lady Sorrell, Mr. sad Mis. Elton, ■nd the gvir. Ms.
Cruse, for Surrey ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Napier, and
tbe Rev. Mr. sad Mrs. Palsfurd, on a tour.

Arrivals at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street:—Mrs. and
the Misses Hebbert from their seat in Bucks; Messrs.
Henry awl E. Ashton from their seal in Lancashire ; T.
Oisuch, Esq. M.P. Mrs. soil the tato Misses Gooch, from
their seat in Suifu:k.
Lord Allholl lift the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street, yes-
terday, fur his seat in Staffurdshise.
Arfivali at the Puliessey Hotel, Piccadilly :—lady June&
from a tour; Mr. and Ludy Murray from their seat in Lei-
eeviershire; and Mrs. Teastlall from Brighton. Depar-
tures :--Co!onel Austin fu► his seat, 5c,,,, Oaks, Kent;
James Masse, Esq. on a tour ; and Mr. and Mrs. Klee fur
Duver.

Air. and Mrs. Hawkins base left Hudson's Hotel, Mesa
micro, fur Paris; and J. Doyle, Esq. for 'faith

Sunday the Doke of Yoga and the Princess
AUGUST♦ attended Divine Strvice at the Chapel
Royal.

Toe Princess SoPHIA visited the Duke of You
on Sunday; her Royal Highness rode out iu an
upeu carriage with her Royal brother.
Saturday evening the Princess AUGUSTA honour-
ed the Italian Opera with her presence.
The aceoticheinent of the Duchess of CAlt-
SMOGS is expected to take place the latter cud of
this month.

Yesterday morning the Countess of DARTMOUTH
was safely delivered of s son and heir at his Lord.
ship'. house in Berkeley-square. We are happy
to add. her Ladyship and her sarriart sou are Sc •
fair way of doing well.
Among the last arrivals at Bath are—

The Marquis or Staliabery, Sir S. Worthing, Color', end
Mn.. Chamber*, !Major C.erolly, Piaui% Major He.
verdeld. Caplets and Mrs. W. Bedrock., L N , sad Capiain
Brooke.

We sot Nippy to state that the Earl of Lotto-
DMA Is fat recoveriug 111.11111 his late accictrot.—
(Varliste JournaLf

INMINII
London, England, 1822-08-10

Minister of SUM Thus there ate now three Mi-
nisters of the popular party.
The latest accounts respecting Quern& are can.
iradietory, but the tesult seems to be, that he main-
tains his position in the mountains, and keeps on
the defensive, making excersiona into the plain,
which harass the Constitutional troops. The post
from Barcelona has not arrived this fortnight.

HAGUE, AUGUST 2.
The law on the levying of the salt duty has paved
the Second Chamber by a majority of 32.

AUGUST 5.
The law on the duly on meal (la mature) has
pai*ed by 59 votes to 50.

PRTIMSBURGH, JULY
_l9.

The Conserrateur of to-d4v contains the U I::ese
restoring the free port at Odessa. dated July 9,
and consisting of 16 articles. The line is nearer the
bound* of the town than before, the better to pre-
vent smuggling. Some goods for the use of the
town pay one-filth or the duty.
London, England, 1822-08-10

. _
MURDER AT STRATFORD.

- At eve o'clock on Wednesday evening Mr. album, the
Coroner foe Essex, with • respectable Jury, attended at the
Rising Sun, irish.roar, Stratford, and held as inquest on
mew of the b.wly of Bridget Crady, aged about SO, who was
inhumanly murdered, after having spent some time at a pub.
Re house with her relatives. The expected ►eversion to the
supposed murderer of some property of which sb was pus-
*eased, is conjectured to be the cause of his committing the
horrible deed, thinkilig that by his concealing the body her
fate would remain • mystery. The Jury after a shout dell.
beration, returned a Verdict—" Wilful Murder against Luke
Reef." The Coroner imm.diattly issued his warrant fur the
apprehension *film mniderer.
London, England, 1822-08-10

.!.1.,..1•.ti%V.? ." •

of wrirkosanship displayed in Hsemotpantenls not to be "U.
passed.
The Earl of Rresdalbane hu given orders for the equip.
meet of SO of his truantry to the family tartan, to aural
span Ms Majesty th Scotland.
We apprehend It b not generally understood, that it if
thrones the Royal Scottish line that our Sovereign is de-
scended from the Saxon Kielce of England. Malcolm Can.
more. who was crowned at *one, 115111 April, 10:40norri-d
Margaret, grand Meets of Eiheard she Confessor, tied their
pnaterity have reused mrev Scotland for more than seven
centuries. M'e Need wearer!, rommd one renders, shut In
King George the fourth, they will witness a descendant of
the first of Scotia's heron, King Robert Rruce, and uf which
descent his Majesty may justly he prilid.
Since the period when James VI. left Scotland to mistime
the sceptre of the Visited Kingdom, Edinbuigh has not been
visited by any Sovereign in the full and undisturbed enjoy.
meal of regal splendour and power. Charles it. is the only
King who has ever seen it ; and whatever lie may ill'', herlm
de jure. he was not at that time the Sovereirio rte fnefo,
seeing that be was only conteedinw for the possession of his
regal privileges.
Already some Imeeemion has born made on our proritisn
markets; lodgings for hire are beginning to be in great rt.
quest, and individual ketoses are alarmed with ihrealesid
visits of couatrylloolllllll room all trailers. The shops have
begun to feel the beneficial effects uf the iacreasisig bustle so
• wrest demand fur their goods.

LAW INTPL LIG ItIVCE.

COCRT OF CHANCERY, Lißcoues Inn,

FIUDAT, AUGUST P.
London, England, 1822-02-21

.1161111UPWI.
kVMoody sod onto; sea la Meson.
NAVY ESTI MI A TES.
Sem published, price Ss.
THE PIONEER; or, STRICTURES on
MARITIME STMENGTH and ECONOMY : son.
tainting, I. Memo, ett Br.thill &omen and Impressment;
11. tierggratious for decreasing the Demand our Public Re-
route and Cusiosioptinn of Materials, by increasing the
Duration of nips ; IH. Syllabus of a Work ratified Out-
liers for • Maritime History; to which is added, an Ettpmt
of a Diseavevy fur preparing Forest Trees for immediate
Service, sad preveuting the premature Decay of Timber
Ships, and all Structures wherein Wood is used.
By Captain LAYMAN, of the Navy.
Sold by E. Bridgewater, 31, South Multomstreet,
Bnnd-
street.
London, England, 1822-02-21

WEST WOE isLECTION.

Al the close of the poll un Wednesday last the wombers
were--Poe the Right Hun. Henry Gaullism, Si toms, bestow
chiefly wow-residents, and not paying Meth hot admitted as
good votes by the returning slicer; f., Rinetliktie •
I . Esq. 47 votes, being principally uld ibbishbiOttutleps.ll;74
rates, but rejected by the returning Amor, • Irk it is
' contended, they ought to have been 'distilled as good owes,
is conformity with the charter, aid in atria aessedance with
the socket rights of the inhabitasts.
We understated this is • stibj, et that will be immediately
brought tinder the consideratorms of • Committee of the
Hones of Common% reverse of the highest legal authorises
having dtt:lsist ersppoit of the principle contended fur by
Mr. Step
The following facts exhibit a memorable specimen of the
parity of electiuu in the Consish boroughs; and we shook
abandon our dotty to the public if we omitted to place them
amidst the archives of political 'envisions r
A Professional Gentleman wended, and acted as the legal
advisor of Mr. Goollstrn up to the last vote given for his..,
which happened to be that of the returning talker. At this
dap of the poll, the geotleman before alluded to having
evinced • very extraordioary propensity to Diktats in the
double caporal, of agent to Ile. Goolburn, and legal adviser
of the returning otfieer, Mr. Stephesson's Counsel densauderl
to know what character the Learned Gentleman really did
repro/mot; when, after some deliberation, lie declared, in the
presence of • greater multitude of persons than were ever as-
sembled is the Town Hail on any similar occasion, that he
acted as the Ilaper's assistant. Mr. Stepheneou's Counsel,
who was determined that his client should not carry the doc-
trine of pumice obedience too for, or contend against more
ilificulises than could lie legally opposed to the establish-
I meat of ilk right of his friends, so retorts to Parliarneut the
Members fur West Lone, persevered with coneilf-able ability
in probing a little ikepet Me doable capacity of the profes-
sional cmileman.
The Mare was therefore called apes to eitivirm or deny
the ehormser the Learned Gentleman assoissid, as kis ante-
last ; who he doe laced, after ',meshing oil the eurreesel-
. tag electors (who had voted fee Mr Goothone) ow the booth,
that he was sod authorised to ad es his &sandals, except in
one inolooms Mr. Skeploestans'is Counsel then appealed to the
retwrtaiag *OW to prat et his (domes eleetioo from ISM-
lily to feivlbireprejudiee, from elr testerfeeetree of rtre Leers-
ad fiewilmnims, either is it double *roily ether capacity, dor-
London, England, 1822-02-19

The Marquis of LANSDOWN—u The Noble Earl Lad
better take forty-eight hours, and I will expect his answer
eu Wednesday."
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" That cannot be. Wed-
nesday is a holiday, and your Lordships du nut meet."
The E-sel of LIVERPOOL.—" Theo Thursday."
The Earl or DARNLEY considered it was their Lordships'
duty to take op the subject distinctly from the other Home
of Parliament, and not to wait umil it was discussed there.
If the Noble Marquis had nut brought forward the subject, it
was Iris intention to have dune so. He would nut cuter into it
twiseisfollie os be aoderstoodin tram to be dammed on Thera•
day.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL—" No; on Thursday notice
is to he glens on whist day it will be discussed."
The Petition was theta laid on the Wile.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Lord CA LTFIORPE presented a Petition from the Chem.
bee of Commerce at Birtatiateham. perlyiag that the Pokes
Committee of their Lordships of last Se siuu on Foreign
Trade might be revived.---Rtml, add laid ou the table.
Adjourued.

MOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY, Fssavaav 18.

The SPEAKER look the Chair at foor o'clock.

A prrson from the Commissioners of Public Records pee.
seated an at-curia of the receipts of mousy swami's from the
sale of books wittier the authority of Parliament.
A person from the Bank of Col/laud presented a ropy of
an •pplication frum the Directors to the Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT pmsentril an account of the ex-
p►weea of supplying breed, meat, nod forage to the Colonies.
Mr. 141. sun (front the East India Creapa•y) presented •a
occurs, of the somber of writers sad cadets in the service.
Mr. BRIGHT presented • Petition praying fur leave to
bring iu • Bill for regulatiag the poor of Briatul.--Urdered
to be referred to a Committee.
London, England, 1822-02-19

LONDON SESSIONS.

The Resides, for the City of Lando* coemeated yesterday
•t Gni'Abell.
The Costume SIRJEMIT, is hie clomp to the Creed
Jury, Mated, that lbe.Calendar, so far as related to the City,
premaled sone but ordinary °freers; but he wee sorry to
observe an extraordinary increase i• the nember of primers",
our-fifth of whom were pickpockets. The total siesslorr for
Loudon. and Middlenes is 194. including ten fur narMr,
vin.— Tkoneas Burrell and Maria Angell, fur the Hoarder st
James Thayer; and three abopmes el Garth.,l for selling
blasphemous books.
London, England, 1822-08-17

fUREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DUTCH MAIL.

ZURICH, JULY 31.

In the sitting of the Diet on the 15th instant
the motion made by • Member to authorise the
Committee of Commerce to open negociations with
the Envoys of iVirtemberg and Biden was set
aside, on the consideration that the Committee is
to cutifi,ie itself to a Irwin on the commercial sys-
tem, which it will be advisable fur the Cantons to
aduvr, and that till those preliminary principles
are fixed it is impossible to negoclate with other
Slates. The Assembly afterwards heard the over-
tures made some months ago by M. Zea, Minister
of Colombia, as well as the report of &I. Tacham,
the Swiss Charge d'Affaires at Paris, who
has lied some communication with the Ameri-
can Envoy. After an interesting discursinn, the
proposals of M. Zea were admitted ad instrtermlum.
Lastly. the Assembly discussed the question of the
establishment of Consulates in the United States,
and the Assembly appointed two Swiss merchaiitt,
one a Infuse of Yvertian, the other of Geneva, who
have keg resided in America, to be Cuusuls et New
York sod Washington.

FRANKFORT, AUGUST 8.

The late accounts from the East have excited
fresh euthusiastit in the c•su•e of the Greeks in
Germany, France, and Switzerland. The various
teicieties which have been formed fur the purpose
of supporting it continue to receive considerable
sums iu ready money. More titan 200 officers,
among whom are men of acknowledged merit, hare
offered to support the cause of the Christian inha-
bitants of the Levant with their cribs and talents.
Forty able artillerymc.), and as many riflemen, ere
organised and ready to embark in oue of the see
London, England, 1822-08-17

DISTRESS IN IRELAND.

CITY OF LONDON TAVERN,
Atintirt 13, OM.
Extrark of Letters received from she Agents who have been
deputed by the Loudon Committer to visit the distress's'
parts of Ireland, and by them addresses d to the Chairman
s 4 the Committee.
FROM OUGHTIRAID, 26T0 JULY.

" Attlee 1 bad the honour of addressing you, I have bad
wafer proof of the distress of this part of lowland ; the by.
lanes and outskirts of Galway aoe crowded with hundreds of
poor ereatures, whom the report that food was to be there
obtaised had drawn together; woe were huddled is huts
with the pigs and cattle, breathing an atmosphere loaded
with Infection; others had taken possession of the rained
shad unroofed cottages, and lay in • state of nudity which
shocks decency. 1 relieved the widow and orphans (eve la
number) of one poor stranger, olio died on a dunghill at the
door of a hut. At 11 o'clock this morning we accompanied.
the Archbishop of Taunt (whose benevolent melanin are
beyond praise) to a rood, whore 3,000 of these suff ere
congregated to receive their daily allowance of food; the
appearance of MU amiably will
recollection!

" The country from Oughterard, about 25 miles, is of the
most disolate description, scarcely a head of cattle to be
seen, the proprietors are afraid to men out the few sheep
that remain •live, lest they should be stolen, as 'vest of
ttequent uccursence whi never an opportuaity offers. I called
at nazny hut, near the road, and distributed small sums of
morn, amo•e the wow. u sod children who generally exhi-
bited a most wretched appearance.
" I waited on the Local Committee at OWN', and collected
pail of their report. I. had the pleasure of teaming that
the relief seat by the English nation had saved hundreds of
human beings hum absolute starvation; the distress is sow
fast abating.
" In my progresa through the country I have observed that
few turf slacks are to be seen, and I learn that at t►e proper
masun the people were too weak and dispirited to work in
the bogs, and that since that period those capable of wusk-
ing had been Wilted to obey the directions of those on whom
they depended for their daily sustenance; • want of fuel
most be the iureitable consequence, firm which will rise •
species of distress equally severs to that already sacred,
though of another description."
London, England, 1822-08-17

highly God bless our 'minus King *ills health, peace, and
happiness ! may be be blessed sad prosperous is all his nu.
dertakiags ! may all bis subjects be blessed, aid all Israel
shall say—Amen!"
A roebuck of unexampled size was shot at
Buchannan House on Tuesday, for the use of his
Majesty.
London, England, 1822-08-17

DONEGAL ASSIZES.

Satnidiy seonicht the Assizes for Donegal commenced
at !Mord—the nut.. .Noire Fletcher presiding its the Cruel'
Court. The following Gentlemen were sworn on the GrauJ
Jury

Hon. E. M. P. Corinth, Foreman.
Sir S. Hayes' Boil. Thoinas Brooke, Andrew Knox, Invites
Stewart, Sir .I.Gailbraith, Bart. Oniony Csgr, Joseph Johu.
son, I). Chambers, W. Stewart, K. W. Nesbitt, J. Harney,
J. Chambers, K. Balmigion, G. Yining, J.Carey, F. Man..
field, Sir J. J. Burgoyne, KM. A. Ferguson' T. J.
Atkinson, M. liabiugluo, C. CrawfurJ, and J. Cocliego,
Esqrs.