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London, England, 1821-03-16

BOXING.

A rare match nod treat to the *amateur La( place rater-
dot) on Blotto's' Dowt.s. iu Herta and Rocks, as the spot
divided the comities. It was betwecu George G►aager, a
tried good man, who beat the Beth Hatcher, and others, mud
Thomas Ilardimp, better kenos by the name of flunthrg.
don Tees, for 30 /miasma aside. Tom had diatioguisawit
himacif as a limner stimoutrm his countrymen, street upon
himself, and reacted for his talent by kis master, oho backed
him. Granger was seconded by George Cart, one of Lis
Curtner adverts/rift, and Tom by his brother, as twat a
wrestler as Heiroderdsbtre could prostate.
ft was a short bat a merry Agit.. of four mends only, 1w
29 mingle* In the first round Harding hit his adversary
away him him like a machine nueld chair; hut Granger
mode his stand, droppiog the claret from every organ, sag
he gra:red his adversary by a belly-goitre.
2. Had either tried science, it world have failed. They
went to work like alanglitermeo at a bullock's head, and bit
■way fearlessly fur sit miaow; when Granger was thrown
a tremendous sostergel, which lartusght forth an involtintarif
bear" from the lungs, like a paviour rising his iaturnmest.
3. The mew had been busily regard for 13 minutes, and
five more wee ►mployed at the piping system. A mainly rally
followed, e.d Gramme was lit don 0 by a blew rentedly &Al-
tered span t►e ear, and the claret followed.
•. Harding we. all abroad; be was weak and inseam/bit,
and Granger won the fight by hitting him down, and drawing
• wo of his jaw teeth.
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- N VißtiTll F.
11Ir. l'inttiti appeared again last night as Rollo,
in Marro. His entrance war, lopolvSheviCd, and his
perforininCe throughout applauded highly.. It.
would be tedious to recur stoccifienlir to the many
ekcellenciis which he has so often thiiPlat'ed in the
performance of this part. lie rustaiueil kite varied
straggle of feeliou to which the beroierloolusd,
with perfect grace mid power, aecordirtg to the exi-
gencies of the scene, whether It lay in glnrions con.
!robin with his comitr)'s fo., or in the 'still more
glorious strife of w•iiern.ity, by whit li lie ili:vidt;s
his love-lore life to redeem the Wm, 4•1 her
whose charms have taken all sellMe Of :I,IV ir(1111 it.
In short, this moat suitable and iiiihnitinate of all
heroes, romantic or historical, never lia:1 so accoto:-
[dished a representative No Mr. I'OrKG.
The afterpicce of the Iriii triduc, not per-
formed here these tweedy years, billowed, and
traduced a tourist Lady new to this stage in the Pori
of the Widow Brady. She advanced with 11 firm
pace, and acknowledged the salutations of the audi-
ence with a very gracefail obeissu ce. lies stature is
short, and her voice rather weak for so large a
building; but she is graceful and It:wieldy. She
assumed a very genuine brogue, and work to her
Hibernicisms with much adroitness, and yet without
forfeiting the respect of her auditory. She is a
clever woman, has a very clear perception of hu-
mour, and makes it felt Wilily by the house. Mr.
EMERY performed Whittle, and set off very hap.
pily the arbitrary succession of love, avarice, and
fear, over the workings of an old »nil depraved
mind. Mr. W. FARREN, as Kerksey, we. equally
ludicrous, if not more so, on account of the on.
chequered and ludicrous gallantry in which,
spite of grey hairs, rigid joints, and the isithina,
Ire continues to shine. Mr. BLA NCHA RD was
rich in the humour of blank-faced respect for
" liberty, property, and a straight head of hair,"
also in his prognostics as to the result of his Inas.
ter's intended marriage. The declining cadence,
when he casts the account (.4 Age 65; per colitra.
a widow of 24—Lord! Lewd ! he'll be bank-
rupt in a fortnight,") ass highly pungent and
lirdicrous. Mr. CONNOR was the Sir Patrick
0' Neale, and did full justice to the bluster-
ing arrogance of this high-blooded Baronet.—
The fair debutante acquitted herself with equal credit
and Success in settling the prelimiliaries of the duel
with Whittle, and in the song et the conclusion.
The house was in continued peals of laughter till
the falling of the curtain.

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i n 6flf.luld Mane. r feei of the same time candidly admit„
. that at the preacal price of all produce of the laud these oi
tilde chance of • man gaiaing lamb property in specie; my
observations apply solely to facility cf obtaining in
abundance all the sireessaries of lift.. An crease can be pin-
chimed i• Lower Canada, ronsiasime of Inn aerev, with Itre-
home, bare, Sac. and perhaps 40 or 50 acre. improved laid,
for from 'ma to three hundred ponitds, and oilers math losmr.
The terms of payment are very easy, prub.thiy 701. or /W. in
cask mad the remainder by instalments, as the farm becomes
inspeorrif.
Loner Canada 1,4 for the moat part (Heide.] into Lordships.
and Seitnories. tram' every tOll acres the Lord claim.
yeasty our dollar and three bushels of vilest. t know of
Ito other demand whatever. I forgot so mention. that is,,
every alienation ref this **lam Mal land, a neelftla of the
purchase money is claimed by the Seignior. The fteorriti
settlers being nnnaermer, of cutsme there are many ',manta of
the Ptesbyteriatt Church., him they bear • lriAtag proportion
to the othir Disarmers. Row fir this almost general meted-
is.g from. the Eat iblielard Chinch nsut m Itinsalely opertte,
nut for me so shy ; bat I think the deduction is phis., rt, ss
if ever the dal arrives that the F.,tablisheil Clergy are ru
supported by the Colonies, She error, avlieravur it lies, will
be made more manifest.

IVe have had is few very relit days this winter; the thir '-
mum ter wee owe day 30. helm", the frerstio; point An aqua
of the sea was frozen over at Halifax, a co csnoitasee never
before known to the ablest eakildivot. The snow reataioa
on the grouud from the midair of hioveiwber soli, the twiddle
or kite part of "fa' eh, all hin.gla it is a cations circum.
Prance, people eve euieharal mud mined hi the muath nt
:et. h, while the ground is gurerml with snow. The vegeta-
tion is straaingly rapitl—the snow is r.o stonier gum., alms
the wild flowers appear, and the shore land covered wills
iasoberries 404 wash' ri eas.

The wolves are pretty numerous itt winter: many of ins
neighbours lust several' sheep. fl is ut•e•rsarylo keep the
sheep well fuI.LJ. (lose great ras-al of n wolf passed ms
house, within a ynr.l cur Iwo of Illy choir , however I wen tom
late to gel u shot at him. lit the autumn the 'wars ohms
pay a visit hu the corn.fieldit ; hat Ihe y arm liaesntms, unless.
attacked and provoked. They st,e ler, difficult In hill—
standing malty shuts. A hear iv eiv sooner wounded by a bait
than tic makes a plaster of leaves, fills up the wound, am,
appease as well as ever.—l know of no other destreetive
•niuml. We •re free front Punkt, mid servos's, which is is
great matter.—Attlii rt, my friend.

Some time ago ta croak, of' Dutch make, contain—
ing blubber, %vas ',sicked tap bup—
posed to !bite dolled (lons the Greenlaud
Adheburgh Cuustrit

nurru.
On iiloaday, lb» litb iu►t. the 11Ady of J. P. llockhitt,
EN. at a sue.
London, England, 1821-09-27

JaMAIC:A.

KINGSTON, AUGUST 11.
hy the Fipernnsa, accounts were received Irom
Pasetisia to the 2011) alt. respecting the contest ih
Peru. Intelligence, it appears, had been brought
by the odometer Grin&loupe, in ten days from
Prryia (the latter place is about test days sail from
Lima), which we hear is of the utmost importance.
The Chihli' Commander, San Marini, having
left behind hien a garrison of 900 invalid., embark.
eat at Quitthi, with 4,000 men, who were landed at
tier Chordlas, situate with!) two leagues of Lima.
Tlie Royalist army immediately attacked the
tr.•olis of San Meant with great intrepidity, whom
obey routed with immense slaughter, upwards of
4,600 of the Chilean troops hawing been left dead
on the field of battle. S:1111 Martin, with the re-
main, of his corps, favoured by the approach of
I,eglit, fled with the utmost precipitation, and
ewaprd on hoard the vessels whence they had dir.
rinhaiked. Their destination was unknown, but
it was supposed that he had gone back to Chili, so
that the cause of the Royalists appears now to weir
II very favourable aspect iii that quarter, and we
trust may be the means of reviving the trade of this
city, which has been so long interrupted by the
previous position of affairs in the Pastille. The Go-
vernor of Troxillo, the Marquis of Torretagle, is
steed io have manifes►ed a disposition to put him-
self no the defensive; a division of troops, however,
had berm sent agairs.t him bon; Lima. The Cap.

nerd neeee sent 8044.4 nun pow
A farmer in th:s neighbourhood. by way of ex-
COMMtilord to the dice of Secretary of State, slur "tisil"d` on
. ear "de' "41" the "bee the u""1141ed rum. The Five per Ceti!. Consols are 871.30 c.—Beak
tato of a British ship, employed in the whole fishery,
elands wheel, the Ambessatlar has pm forstasol, it is evident Aeliweia, 1,535 f. penitent. thrashed some slew wheat lest week.
which bad tosebed at Pavtu, shout, before the de. to any other olce or employment."
the &Mime Peese would be ?woad without rep/teach, and —.no.-- and was agreeably nurprined to Mid that 14 sheaves
immure of the Vaafialompe, 'clawed that he hosi In the same sitting, M. B. Cm-mita made u com- tiro all the .bray wield welt 'mew the Ambassador. We have received New York Papers to the 341 produced a bee.hel of 6.. e corn ; whereas in prime
view of awe atom giv- iustaat. Various ports of that eatensive country '
years hie ealculat. was always 40 vheavtr a the
spoken a Sporsitoh LE ig of woe in company with a Piomt of various M.P. uTo c chide thew it is with a
trates who protected r..b. Oil „
y sada. sire to the bashel.—(Bors Paper./
•
London, England, 1821-09-27

rIIE Bittnsu PRESS.

LON DON,
THURSDAY, SEPTIMBER 27, 1821.

The livid embarked at eleven o'clock on Tues-
day at item•gate; about half-past one o'clock the
royal ►quadron was observed from Dover coming
from the Downs round the South Foreland, and
beating away for Calais with a fresh westerly wind,
slid at half-past three o'clock it anchored in Calais
Roads. There was then a heavy rea in the Roads,
%Inch would probably make the landing unptertsatit.
An expre.s arrived in town yesterday announcing
that the KING lauded at Calais at ball-past four
o'clock p.m. Every preparation had been made by
the local authorities to receive him in a suitable
manner. All the English settled at Batilogoe had
!mimed into Calais to offer their cmigratillstiotts,
and join in the expression of joy no siiisfactioa
excited by the preseoce of their Stiveicign.

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived last night
at our Office. The Join-nal des ()Ants states that
the King► of ENGLAND will observe a strict incog-
nito on his way to Hanover, but that on his return
the incognito will lie laid it.iile, and lie will hr re-
ceived in France in a manlier worthy of * erect
Monarch, the Ally of France, and Friend erf her
King.
The s'ate of the public funds at Vienna improves
"Chi* is presumed to he the fl-et of an in-
c*ensiiig confidence in the piddle mind that it rap-
ture will lint take place between Tin key and RUli•
*ill. A Finnan, addressed by the Grand Seignor
to the new Greek Patti:well, streogiliciis this opi-
nion. It directs. him to offer a complete amnesty to
the Greek its.urgento, ul►on condition of their return
to their obedience to the Porte. A copy of this arti-
cle, and also of the conclusion of the answer of the
Sublime Porte to the uote of Baron STROGONOrra
will he found iu our extracts.
London, England, 1821-09-27

CORN RXCHANGR, StrrEmsra TS.

Our market eonlioues • overloaded with Wheat, bst daily
itercessere arrivals, sad the mille►s being amply stocked for
the pteseul, urearions such o stagnation i■ the trade, that
polices of New Wheat me completely sootiest ; but the,.
was rather more demand for Old this naming, and for that
description MonAgry's priors were folly supported, Barley
also maintained Monday's Frites, but Oats ate rather cheaper.
Jo Besse stud resse there is no siterstiom

COAL MARKET, Simms's,'" te.
Ships ■t Market. ShipsSsikl. Price.

Ili Newcastle
41 Scotch Cm'
i Welsh Coal -. 1
I Cinder,

Tuesday morning the Tower Hamlets militia
commenced their twenty-one days' training. At
ass o'clock a muster of the terjeants and corporals
took Ware at their depot, on Bethnal-green.—
Having received their colours, with drums and fifes,
they paraded in the ticighboserhood.und will continue
the same exercise during the nest three weeks.
A very serious accident occurred an Saturday in
Norwich : a geallClllall driving a phaeton, in which
were Mr. CaAwcoua. a lady, and another gentle.
men, over the Castle Meadows, the horses took fright
and ran away, when Mr.C. and the other gentleman
jumped nut, sad both of them had the misfortune
to break their legs; Mr. CRAMCOUR in so shock.
ing a manner, that he was obliged to undergo im-
mediate imputation. The driver and his Lady ke-
their arms, and received no injury ;
atoppcd near St. Augusnue's gates.

, ~,,, „„„„, „ ~,,„ ~,, ,„ n„,„ „, ~,,.. :—.,„.,.„,-„,,, ~,,,,,s. I r.... ..r lor grEsa %minivan', saying • sisincorary fp won IliPr '''''''"'"...l."'"'".'"... rm... .....w "...mu' wr '''''.."....
it iih persons trust-worthy.— jug, I think it 1111/111.
his family, sad he may then look round him and parsec the_ _:___
'l::criat"e. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' i fromi sh,e.d4e°llY of Rice"(
4 We mit, in se‘eral instances, large retail establishmemis W.. taut without
any capitalbeing a p Itosn
p Fed That i d Conroe which appears most advantageous A man here ctn.
their seats, and received no injury ; Site homes were I form dby merchants. is the 3hape of buildings and enclosures !—Yes • it is per- not be out of work ;ifbe is mot employed in his prokasion
• , Primed mud Published at THE BRITISH PRA and THE
GLOBE Office, No. 111, Strand, try C. 001IIIWELI,
/ otispistd near St. Augusitut s gates. Cali you tec.a!ii.a uoc?-1 cast eatatioa retail establish- haps toy touch to say that it doubled !mince', 1792'and litl3 i WI land always claims his !above', and returus hia exertions
:minimmigiiimmillimminimmeimeamminisist Ike Strand.
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London, England, 1821-07-11

MEDITERRANEAN, &e. PRODUCE.

FRUIT continues very doll
SILK ordinary description have declined about Is.
per lb.
BALTIC PRODVCL
TALLOW is dull of donned on the spot, het contracts have
been wade in Yellow Candle to orris'. at 465. 6d. per ewl.
London, England, 1821-07-11

mow!' respectfully submitted to the Public
else rvtreerely severe ease of Mr. THOMAS CHAP-
MAN, late of Soutlawark.—Nearly thirty years ago be
discovered and invented the nseans of makieg the Far of the
South Sea Seel-skim available to our mansfaeinrers. Pre-
viers to this ineportasit disererry, the valuable For now
obtained from the meal by his invention, was aside no use of
other thaw for manure foe the land. Tbe Far Seal-skies
were of so little value, as seareely to be worth the freight
of the ship. They were chiefly sold to the gassers, at from
four.pcnee to two *hillier@ each ; they have show been sold
at If. rod upwards per skin, and their Fee at eighty •
lines per 'squad weight. Immense quantities of Seal Fur
are yearly saaerfactured awl worked up into hats, shawls,
• nod cloth of great able. Numerous and various articles of
. oreauteetal sad comfortable choldog are also saaaufsetssrcel
• from it; snit it is emlenlated, Mat from Arty to ea hundred
• rhoomend Fur Seal-skins haw*, as average, beat Hy
ro importer/ sod worked up knee the time their Far was by
1111r.Cbarmaa Gest made available. Nut having the means
is kge glower, wises he made this important &woven, of
emmeleguit to himself, was the cause of his failure sod
relent distress. The public bath already bewailed by it
So a sweat amoral.
The friends of the Awes useriterions but truly ardor.
lassie auditoria'', hare dressed it advisable to wiliest a
PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, in the hope of raising a fund
that may, is some degree, alleviate his selferiers. Throats
severe illness and neavoislabie misfortunes, he bath fur
some years here utterly without the unease of being able to
carry vu the busierem be invested, atablialeed, and brought
bale geared ner.—Adeanced age, and the great allietiese
ormaimped by a severe rheumatic euesplaiet, which ultra
costae* him fur two or Owe months at a lime, is the cause
of so mach weaknese, that he is rendered almost wait sad
useable to pursue eel busiars that will provide the mesas
of esisteuve. Theo be, who, by an ingenious ass/ skilful
discovery, bob bees the cause of reeler daily bread to
theemosis, who are employed in an entire new maisufaetare
is weeklies beanehes, whiell••lee °residues numerous shipping
and sesames to he employed—who traverse the moot mom,
,parts of the South Seas in search of For Seals, discoveries
'mar oew and valuable islands, is himself, at es 'demigod
age, destitute of support.
Sehseripoons will be thankfally received at Messrs. Her-
ne,. Extrker, and Cu. Beakers, St James`srotreet; sad
at Sinus. Snow and Paul, Bauters 217, Strand.
Ibe Hop. and Right Bev. Lod Bishop of
_Durham

The Right Hen Frederick Rublaws, Presidcut ef
the Beard of Trede . s fad 0 0
The Right Hon. the Earl of Prosbnokr 5 0 0
Earl of Sla.i.fteld
Lord Dortoluuth b 11 0
/oho Jabs, Aogeroirio, Esq.., r II 0 0
War, nadir Hurt, i_Mj 8 0 0
London, England, 1821-07-11

loet, but had been defeated by the aid of the troop.
of Dues and Moab° Caradio, who came in summit
the Greeks. It is confirmed that Ypsilanti's ad.
sauced posts have crossed the Dmi*she into ftnlga.
via. The whole country. as far a. lihdippoli, is in
insurrection, and the fear prevAinic among' the
Turkish troops &ahoy* all ch,cipline.—(flaisbargh
Papers, Jolly 3.)
London, England, 1821-07-11

INrsmicENCE.

COURT OF KING'S- BENCH. irepnispirtriv,
T44151110r, J 1,11.7 14.

LORD BRUDILPRLL V. WEISTUR.
This wag •tt action on the warranty of • a hors-•
and was tried at the last Assizes for Leicester. Th,
Jury found • verdict for the Platutiff. A ru!.
Nisi was olitaiwed a short time ago, cribs* upn,i
the Plaintiff tootle* caws. why • new trial ation,.l
not be had, on the ground that one of the witnersel
had misrepresented himself at the trial.
The Judge's report was read on Saturday, awl
the COVET now were of opinion, looking Ais that
report, there was no ground fur disturbing the
verdict.
Rule discharged.

?MB RING to. JONES.
Mr. CAMPBELL rose to .hew close Agitiott
rule obtained by Mr. Cooper, calling on the Mar-
shal of the King's Bench Prison to answer lice
matters of Colonel Bayley's affidavit, complain-
ing of certain annoyances to which he had
been subjected from the persons frequenting the
coffee-room of that prison. The Learned Counsel
Paid he should be obliged to trouble the Court at
some length.
Mr. CooPEn suggested that the matter might
stand over if the Court thought proper.
Mr. CAMPBELL said, that the Ma►shal was ex-
tremely anxious to have the business investigated.
as a charge hanging over him was very injurious to
the good government of the prison.
The COURT thought it advisable, considering
the advanced period of the Te►m, that it should
stand over till the first day of next Term, and
ordered the rule to be enlarged accordingly.

SUMMER ASSIZES.

HOME CIRCUIT.

Before .Ilr. Baron Woos and ale. Justice Boesooss.
Hertfordshire—Thursday, August 2, et Hertford.
iir.ar —Monday, August 6, at Chelmford.
/Cent—Monday, Auteuil 13, at Maidstone.
Saarez—Sainrday, *newts 16. at Lewes.
Serrey—Thursday, August 23, at Croydon.

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.
Bofors Lord CA of Justice DALLAS and Mr. Justice
RICUARDSON.
DuchinghanisAire—MoudAy, July 30, at Buckingham.
Itedfurdshiro—Tbur.ilsy, August 2, at Redford.
Theutingdonshire—Saturday, August 4, at Huatiogdol.
CasekridgesAire—Moutluy, August I, at Cambridge.
Suffolk—Thursday, August 9, at Buoy St. Edinsand'a.
AoriWA—Mmulay, August 13, at the Caulk of Nuraich.
City of Novick—Same day, at the Guildhall of the City
of Nuruich.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.
Before the Right Box. Lord Chief Justice Assort end
Berkshire—Wednesday, August I, at Abingdon.
(4fordoldro—Saturday, August 4, at Oxford.
Worreslershire—Wedatodoy, Aagest 8, at Wororatar.
CU, of Worcester—. Same day.
MOIICOIFIPTIkiT4P---Slllliilay, Align,. 11, at Gloucester.
City of Glotieester—Same day.
Monstoulhshire—Saturday, August 18, at Moarnoutb.
lierefordrAire—Tuesdey, August 21, at Hertford.
Slorgsshira—Torsday. August 28, at Siarewsbury.
SloffordrAiru—Saturday, September I, at Stafford.
London, England, 1821-05-23

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

Theonniess Hampden gases grand rout on Monday ',go-
ing at Mr holoe iu Green-street, Grosseuor-square, • Inch.
was attended by nearly 400 distingui►hed fashionable",
among whom we►e moat of the Foreiga Ambassadors, A si
the principal part or the company which attended Mts.
&amount's ball.
The Countess of Jersey's rout on Moaday creakily. in.
Berkeley-square, was attended by upwardsot 400 tashsenahles.
Countess Grosvenor opened her splendid mansion, in
Upper Grosvenur-atreet, last night, with • grand •'roul,
which was attended by all the leading and distingulsts'ed
fashioaables in loan.

The Earl of Harrtosby entertained s distinguished party
at Musser on Monday, at his house in Grosvenor-square-
The Earl and Countess Verrlam entertained a distlogribib-
ed party yesterday at their house iii Grosvenor-square.
The Cunortess of Arran had a select fasbiouable party yes.
terday evening her house in Dover street.
The Dowager Marchioness of Lausdown has issued adds
of invitation for an entertainment on Sunday neat, at her
house in Albemarle-street.

Lord Granville will entertain a distinguished party on Ike
3d Jane at hie house in Bruton-street, Berkeley-square.
Sir E. Codringicia, Bart. has issued cards of invitation for
an entertainment on the 4th Jun*, at hie house in Charlei-
street, Berkeley-square.

. .
Lady E. Talbot has leaned arils of invitation for a bal!
on the let June at her house is New Burlingios.strett.
Lady H. Wrap will give a grand rout on the 4th June.
London, England, 1821-05-23

SILKS SELLING OFF.

THE Old•estaldn.lied Emu) of ARCHER and
CO. Silk •ad Poplin Weavers to her tale Majesty and
ell the Royal Family for forty years, beg to inform she
Nubility and Public, that as they wholly Retire from 13s.'.
nessoheir immense STOCK of FASHIONABLE SILKS,
Papliae, Satins, striped and checked &treacle, Gauzes,
Shawl., Scarves, Ike. is sow SELLING OFF considerably
below Prime Cost. The lwatvifol Goods, made expressly
fur the Spring by their own Weavers, are unequalled by
•ay other Manafecturer in London. Ladies may select fom
as extensive Stock every Article of Dress in Silks, Shawls,
Laces, Lace Drapes, Silk Stocking., Muslim, and Scarce.,
at such moderato prices as to render cornmeal auaeeess•ry.
No Parcels eau be scut, or Patterns cut.

The Premises No. 8, Henrietta-sheet, being sold, the
Stock is Selling Off at Epital6rldi House, 11, Hrerirtia-
street,Ciivent garden, obese all Persons indebted to the Cun•
cern are solicited to make their Payments.

BRILLIANT DISCOVERY.

GI LES's PR EPA RE I) GLOVES fur
BEAUTIFYING the HANDS.—The Proprietor. a
Medical Gentleman of very extradite experience, having for
massy years devoted Ids attcutioa to au invcstiiatiou of the
traitor and properties of die Skin, has sneeeeded io iliserr.
',ring a mod inuocent and agreeable preparation, which,
by a peculiar p►eee►s, he is Ode to impart to Glover sir every
description without in the haat impairing the delicacy of
their 'ratline nr appearance, and with the certain effect of
rendering the !samba of the wearer beautilially soft and fair.
Giles's Prepared Gloves of all qualities may he obtained
Wholesale of Messrs. Nattier, Glove Manufacturers, 40,
Cheapaide, I.om4ta, and Rein I of the usiial Dealers in Glove.
throughout the Dulled Kingdom, at a lei y small advance
WI the customary priers.

Be careful lis Murree the !denature of the Proprietor,
N.J. GI LES, in the wrist of each right hand glove, iu his
owe hand writing.
London, England, 1821-05-23

This day is published, in Iwo vols. Sm. price I/. Is. in
boards, the Fourth Edition of
A SERIES of SERMONS on various Subjects
of Doctrine and Practice.
By the Rev. GEORGE MATH EW, A.M.
Chaplain to she Right Hun. the Earl of Bristol, Alternate
Morning Preacher of the Pariah Church of St. James,
Westminster, and Vicar of Greenwich.
Printed for F. C. and J. [Heinous), No. 3, Waterloo•
place, Pall-mall, and 62, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1821-05-23

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, 1821.

The Second Revolt froin the Select Committee
appointed by the House of Commons to consider of
the means of improving the Foicigu Trade of the
Country, will be found m another pint of this
Riper. It is very brief in comparison with the
more detailed views of our foreign commerce which
have boned from the Committee of the (louse of
Lind., hut it co: Burs its principle with their Lord.
ships' loot Report. in recommending so extensi ►n
to all British subjects of the privilege now enjoyed
by foreigners, European and Antillean, of carrying
on trade between the eiplrrel ports embraced within
the charter of the Cast India Company (excepting
the dua►inious of the Emperor of Cams), ■nd all.
foicigis countries in amity with the Crown (A. Great
Britoil). It certainly appears to be an extruorditiary
incousisteney that Btiiish subjects should be ex-
London, England, 1821-05-23

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

The Duke of Gordon is daily expected i■ town from his•
seat in Scotland.
The Marquis of Buckingham left town on Ilfoodiy fir
his seat, Stowe, Bucks.

The bonaser Marchioness of Donegal left ton• yesterday.
for Cheltenham.
Earl Whitworth, the Michela; of Dorset sad family kit
lowa ou Saturday for their twat, Kuole, Kest, for tlns
season.
The Earl and Countess of Lansdale arrived on Monday
afternoon at their houae in Charles street, Berkeley-scour.
from Paris.

Lady Elleaborough and family arrived on Monday at the
London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Paris.
Lord and Lady Arundel! left town on Monday for their
scat, Wardour Castle, Wilts.
Lord G. H. Camadish left town yesterday fur his seat,
Latimers, Buck..
Lord aid Lady Cronborne left town yesterday for
Hatfield.
Lord tad Lady Gage allied on Mon,lay at Gnillon's
Hotel, Albemark•street, front their ■eat, Fide, Sasses.
The Right Hun. Thomas Grenville ■rrired yesterday st
his house in Cleveland.square, from Lord Grenvilte's twat,
Drupasore Lodge, Bucks.
Mrs. Dray Grosienor has ar►ived in town from her seat,
Chat borough Park, Derseishire,
IW. E. Lockhart, Esq. M.P. and family have left lona for
their seat in Scotland.
•

Robert Ryne, Esq. has arrived at his house in P.uk.
street, from Bruttliton.
C. H. Tracy, Esq. Las returned to town Guns his stat ut
Worcester.
Departures front the Waterloo Hotel. Jertnyn.oreet :
Charles Standish, Esq. fur Paris; 3. Gliffith, Esq. fur tite •
Continent.
Mr. mad Mrs. Walker and Lady Helen Ogilvie left Red.
dish's Hotel, Jermys•alreet, yesterday, for the Continent.
Sir Frederick Henniker left ditto fur his seat is Essex.

The Duchess of GLoUCIIsTER muff the Piiii-
cess AtiGusT• (hued will] the Duke and Diii:Lc.o
of Cl.4llENcr. on Monday.
Lust night the Duke and Duchess of CLAREstE
honoured the Italian °peva with their presence.
We stated l,y nit.toke yestettlay that the Mike,
and Duchess of CLARENcE attended divire ser-
vice ou Sunday at St. Geoige's church, Hanover-
'goitre, whereas it should hate been the Duke sot!
Duchess of 6LoucesTEß.
London, England, 1821-05-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WIDWEIDAT, MAY 23.

The House was occupied until twenty minutes to Ave
o'clock in balloting for a Committee on several Petition*
fruns the Borough of Pe:erseeld, respecting the right of elec-
tion for the said borough. lit the course of the reciting the
Clerk appeared lit the bcr with the list of the Members on
whom the ballot had Mien, when the names were called over
as Koltun
Mr. G. Phillips, Mr. W. A. Johnston,
Mr. T. W ilsou, Mr. W. L. Hughes,
Sir George Coeltbara, Mr. W.Molesee,
Mr. Hudson Gurney, Mr. G. Gipps,
Mr. J. W bar on, . Mr. E S. Cooper,
Mr. J. R. Phillips, •.• Lord Viscount iulkestorre,
Mr. J. Bayley, Mr. Charles Tennyson.
Mr. R. Clialouer,
STATE OF EUROPE.

Mr. C. H. HUTCH 1NT40141 cnnsequeuce of
Ibis House nut merging last night, his notice of a Emotion on
the state of Europe had dropped, and be was now uuder ate
necessity, owing to the pressure of public business fur seve-
ral days, to give nosier of his intention to bring it on on the
no.ltiols fur going into the Committee of Supply un Friday
night.

-Mr. HUME gave notice of ■ motion for the 7th Jane,
respecting the present state of the Government of the lonian
Islands; and also, for the 12th Juue, fur an Address to his
Majesty, praying him to tale into his most various consi-
deration the present linaiscuil difficulties of the country, and
I. direct that every possible reduction be made in the ex-
peuditure generally, and of the army in particular.—
(Hear, hear.) _ .

'I he Inland Navigation (Ireland) Bill was brought in by
Mr. D. Browne, and read a Brat time, and ordered to be
read a second time on Friday neat.
London, England, 1821-05-24

VAGRANCY LAWS.

Mr. CH ETWYN I) brought up she Report of the Coro-
mike use the Vagrancy Law, which was ordered to be
pointed. He then gore notice of Isis intention to morrow to
maim for leave to hrilog in a Bill to amend the said laws.
CITY OF LIMERICK ELECTION.

Dr. PRI LLIMORE brutight up the Report of the Cons-
writhe appointed to Inquire into the Petitions relating to
She Right of Election fur the City of Limerick, which
stated that the Committee had decided, that the Hight of
Election fur the said City was to the freeholders and
freemen resident is the said City at the time of their admis-
sion to the freedom.

Mr. ATWOOD presented a Podfloo from the Bankers of
Marlborough, prayiog fur t►a Repeal of the U.ury Laws.

110/ISE DUTIES.

Lord MILTON sea the lion. Chairman
of the Agricultural Cusumittee in Lis place, but as there
were then iu the Haw several Hun. Gentlemen who were
on that Committee, perhaps some of them would give him
the information which lie wished to obtain. It might be
remembered, that his Hon. Friend near him, bad some
time bark given notice of a motion (or the repeal of the
Agricultural Horse Tax. He wicked uuw to know, whether,
is ilw course of these inquiries, the attention of Ike Com-
mittee had hero 'hitch,' to that subject, and whether the
Chairman or any Wiser lion. Member had received any in-
structious from the Committee to make any report or
application to the House respecting the same.
Mr. CU RW EN said, the attention of the Committee had
becti particularly directed is the subject of the tax men.
boned by the Noble lord, and he was surprised not to see
the Hon. Member who was Chairman of the Committee in
144 place, as a few days ago it was uuderstuud that to pur-
suance of the recommendation of the Committee, ilia Hum
Member was this day to move for leave to bring iu a Bill to
repeal the said tax.
London, England, 1821-05-24

TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.

THE numerous and intricate Hewett, nu. re-
quired to hr cumplie.l with by Executors and Ailmi-
nistraturs, tinder the last Stamp Act, induced Mr.GEORGE
RING, in the year 1817 (alio for twenty-four years hail
been Actively engages' in Doctors' Commons), to establish
an Office for the pinion. of •ITording them informstion and
a • nee in all mailers connected with the duties of an
Executor or Administrator, recovering Probate and Ada:i-
ntonation Duty when overpsiil, in estimating the effects, or
by reason of debts paid out of the estate paying additional
duty where requisite, and preparing and passing Legacy and
Annuity Receipts anti Residuary Accounts, &e. at the
Legacy Duty.offiee.
Mr. RING begs to assure those who may confide in him
the transaction or Business, dot it shall he performed wills
prosnp!itui:e and fidelity, at a moderate charge.
References fur integrity, &c. to persons of th• highest
rmperiability.
No. 2, Bartholomew lane, Royal Exchange.

tti
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mG.pAATKErtTemi
1.1..tpe
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in C
ROI, • fine new Vessel on nit improved Witt, stasis from the
Custom.hnnse Stairs, Landon, .very WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY Morninc, at Eight o'Clork precisely, and
returns from Illmsgate eve:y MONDAY and THURSDAY
at the same bit se r.

raittS.--Br.l Cabin 12..; Fore Cabin 10.. Children na.
tier 12 years old nod Stovers's Us. each. A State Cabin fur a
small party.
The EAGLE'S Pares have been lowered since She Aril
advertisement, in consideration of there being no Duty for
Passengers or their Luggage on landing at ilanssgate Pier,
as is Silt ease at Mergate.
The EAGI.O is fitted by Messrs. linolinn and Waft nil!,
engines of great poster, upon their most approved princi-
'dry, and ber accommodations are of a very superior
seri pt i the utmost attention haring been paid to ,metier
her complete in every rrm.rce, combining safety antlldispatch.
The Proprietors will not be accountable for luggage. no.
less delivered into the care of the Steward, nor to the amonnt
of more than tol. value, except puttied and paid fur as such,
nor for sea risk, or navigation of any kind whatsoever.
Passengers 'an get on hoard from Ramsgate Pier, or land
there, at all times, without the risk and inconvenience of
going in boats; or they may be taken on board off Ileusti•
stair', or landed at that port.

Dinner and other Itefreshmenos on board.
Ladies Dud Gemlemvu me reqursied to be on board a
faOftlier before Eight ii Cluck.
Fur further periurulsrs, and fur Tickets for the Denson,
apply at No. 3, Georv.yard, Loonhord-street, 1.01311011 3 Si'
at N 0.2, Goldstuidplace, on the Quay, Ramsgate.

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London, England, 1821-05-24

,ms.

EN sod THE
lORNWIILI.

To-morrow, The Tempest, with Umline.
Oil Saturday will be ptudweed a new Tragedy, milled
Moine sod Pythias.
The Grand Tour, or Stopped at Rochester, will be repeat.
ed on Saturday and Wednesday.
London, England, 1821-07-16

VOLUNTARY STARVATION.

A man Rimed Mortimer 'lied last week at Colkowtow of
voluntary starvation. He had a small property, by which be
had hero supported for some years ; but doling be was
likely to outlive it, as it was reduced to about MIL mad
((whim the apprehension of went mare than the motors! love
of life, be came to the revolution of ending his days by
stArvitiou. To effect this dreadful purpose be took soaking
but water for a mouth before lie died ; at the tad of three
weeks his body was wasted to a skeleton, and a meslical
geuticinau was called is, who advised hint to lake some
nourishment, bust Ibis be retard, and eves disci:showed the
lime of water. ln ibis way Its subsisted soother week, wbes
smote yielded the ametest !.

A MELANCHOLY INSTANTS OP SUICIDE.

la the night of the btb instant. Grow Homell, Esq.
ilmwesed himself in a deep poud on his I.ws premises. ■Lout
half a mik from his house at Chulsbury, in the Chillers
Hills, Backs. It is supposed he became incase through the
'offerings ofn beloved sister. He served the (dike of Sheriff
for the comely in 1818, and died unmarried. By this
'swotted event hie urighbours will lose a good frieud, sad
his sellouts a kind easter.—(Cosaly Herald.)
London, England, 1821-07-16

Waller Heury Dorian, Fellow of Eirter Colke.
John Telt,,
Brasesoose Contr.

Edward Woodysit, .
Willis. ICayr, assist Choral.
iter. Chocks Ford, Bohol CuMVP.
1114CHILLOK Or MM.
__ _ _

Herbert Gower, Christ Church.
The whole slumber of Degrees he Art Tetra was D.D.
four—D. Nrd. two—B.D. six—M.A. 1111”11gru—B.A. c
fuur—Matricokitties eighty-owe.

.4 lITIQUI TI ES.
-..m.--

The improvements makieg at Rnthin Castle, by the Ho•.
Frederick West, have remotely led to the discovery of swam
remains of the east egoist* into the aeries. Castle-yard'
On reatoviog the rubbish to the depth of two or three feet,
the workmen came to the bead of a staircase, composed of a
flight of 14 steps of red stone. At the bottom, use of the
noblest specimens of the multiplied acute Gothic arch of the
days of the First Edward prewelled Itself, forming a series a
six deeliiiing arches, tommunicating with an apartment lea&
tug to one of the towers which flanked the entraisce. .Tlo*
distension, of the roust, which is also arched, see hoar yards
is length, and about seers feet wish., leading llsrssigh •
Gothic door-nay to the spiral staircase of the lower. The
niche for the admission of light to the accent is is exertles4
preservation, and the steps, 10 in number, are perfect sad
tumors. The Castle was dismantled about 1646.
London, England, 1821-07-16

BIRTH&

On Friday, the 131 h issal.Wher father's Staple Hayes,
Lichfield, Mrs. Charles Delves Broughton, of a still-burn
daughter.

011 Sunday seanight, at Closter, the Lady of liert.•Col.
Tryon, of s son.
On Wednesday, the 4th inst. Mrs. Dixie, wife of Mr.
Dixie, comb-maker, of St. Neot'a„, of three children, all
likely to do well, couipletiog lb' resod sombre of sweaty
children.

On Wednesday, the 11th instant, at Rawksworth Mall,
the Lady of George Carroll, Esq. of a sun.
MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday last, atFisseslia---de, Colonel Reeve, of Lee-
denham-house, to Lsdy Sumo Stserord, sister of t►e East of
Harhurouyh.
_ _

By special lierase, at Moatralls, Deese, tha seat of Mrs.
Lyoria tValroad, Sir W. Elford, of Bichimas, ia the 160
coulees, to her sillier-in-law, Elizabeth, relict of the late Lieu-
tenaai-Colouel Wairoud, of Msuadon, is the said musty,
and eldest daughter, and ose of the e.o.heiressies of Mums-
phry Hall, formerly a Mauadiia aforesaid, deceased.
(In Monday last, at Horsham, by the Rev. Alfred Clough.
Fellow of Jesus College. Dalkied, Frederick Butler Clough,
of Denbigh, Eiq. to Miss Elisabeth Butler Marshall, of
Horsham, sister of George Clough Marshall, of the loom
Temple, London, Esq. Barrister.at.Law.

DEATHS.
On Friday, at his apartments at the Loudon Coffee-hoase,
Ludgate•hill, in the Mils year of his ago, Sir Welkin Lewes,
Kut., Alderman of the Ward of Bridge Withool. Sir Vfm.
Curtis, as senior Alderman, and now father of the city, will
be removed foots Shy Ward of Tower to Bridge Without ;
and Matthew Lucas, Esq., it is understood, will he damn'
to iepreseat the Ward of Tower, on the removal of Sir
W. Cart is.

the 9th instant, at his bone, it Cleveland-sow, Sir
John W. Compton, D.C.L. late Judge of the Vece-Adoslralti
Court, at Barbadoes, sad Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge..
On the Bth inst. at his apartments is Chelsea Harold,
aged 78 years, Thomas Keate, Esq. Semen to that Esta.
blishantut fur upwards of 30 yeas., Surgeon to she King,
soil hire Surgeon Grsienal to the Army.
Shi Friday, the Bth instant, George Hassell, Esq. of ato les-
bury, Burk., aged SO, and on Saturday the 7th, his sister.
Miss Margaret Hassell, aged 48.

HLGII IYATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGS.
%homing 7 •ter 3. &coin 46 In" 3.

Printed aid Pulthsemi at THE HAITI'S PRES/ wad THE
°WIPE Oilier, Ne It?, Swage, by C. CURNWELLI
of ibe Strand.
London, England, 1821-07-16

CORON ATION.—A magnificent PAIR or
STATE HARNESS as good as new, superbly
mounted iu silver, to be SOLD a very great bargain, suitable
for that or any other State occasion ; mid au elegant Set of
Silver mounted ditto, the property of a Nobleman ; hove
pryer been on the twines ; to be disposed of at a little more
than half the original cod ; a very neat net of 8r...-
mounted ditto, for four horses, as good as new, for 25
guineas; three Pair of capital Plated ditto, and a very
fmilsiowahle covered Black Harued, in the most fashionable
style. The whole of the Abner air particularly deserving of
attesdoei, and will suit any Gentleman in want of good
Humes.

T. be seen at toe owner'', Chambers' Saddle and Ha►ness
Mootifoetory, 73, Lour-acre.
London, England, 1821-07-16

Uy * GENERAL OFFICER.

The Talents and Cha►acter of Bonaparte must be analysed
to be understood. There is so mach of the great and of the
little, of the splendid and mean, of knowledge and ig-
CIOMINCe, that no true idea can be formed from • general
view; the various talents and traits of character must be
viewed and examined separately, which is what is dune in
this Aualysis. Bonaparte dues not appear to have been the
greatest of the French Generate nor Statesmen, but he united
iii himself a greaser variety of Salads than perhaps say MN
that ever existed, and these talents, exerted in troublesome
times, with • perseverance, energy, and audacity, of which
there is no example, led to the wonderful success of that ex-
traordinary man.
To be published by W Sams, Rookseller to his Royal
Highness the Duke of York, 1, St. James's street.
London, England, 1821-05-12

TOPA TRic A L FIL4 Cdi 11.

Yesterday afternoon s novel scene took place in' the
neighbourhood of Drury-laue Theatre, between Mr. Gliw-
sop, jun., of ills Itoyal Coburg, and Mr. Winston, the act-
ilex Manager of the framer Theatre- ltit 31r Winatiiii
tensing the 'time door be was attacked/urns teremonie by Mr.
C.:loamy. wlw proceeded to horsewhip the hlausger wiib great
ity in she pees ore of a crowd of persona. The p‘riics
then separated. Various Vepurts we in circulation respect•
int the (-Run of the allay.
London, England, 1821-05-12

HISS SMITHSON.

AFFECTING OCCURRENCE.
A scene took place yesterday at Lhury.lene Theatre. of
the must sifectisig nature. Musa Smithson, who us. aitend•
mg the rehearsal of the part of Mary, in The btkeeper's
Daughter, being informed that a letter had been left in her
name, directed the person in bring it up. Os opening it Ler
was silisrilled to undergo a must distress-
ing change, her colour tell her cheeks, and hi r haw
became. much agitated. Fur a few moments she with di
supported herself tool then fell un the stage in strung
hysterics. 'the whole of the theatrical corps immediately wept
to her assistance, and the further proceedings of the
rill I stayed. It was now found simmer', frets
the distressing situation of the young Lady, in seed
fur her brother, whu promptly attended. His feeling., on
witnessing she state of his sister, may be better felt than
described. He took up the letter, and on reading it, placed
his hands over his eyes, fell, and remained for some time
totally insensible. The allixted Lady and Gentleman were
then removed to two adjoining apartments in the theatre,
where every attention possible was paid to them. Ou the
let.er being read, it was found to cuntain a communicstioss
of the death of their father. %Team happy to say they sub.
sequently recovered and left the theatre. In consequence
the above occurrence Miss Kelly undertook the part tat
Mary, is The Innkeeper's Deiseghltr.
London, England, 1821-05-12

I'ISIT.

,••

Tbeir Royal HigIIOCIMP• the Princess AVVIVI 1114 Da
rhea of Oneneester yeeterJoy hooonrc.l Mr. Collins's painted
null stained 5t;1414 M.A.., nese T....pie-hie, wilh a visit, to
view( the ortguilierot at Intel! g10..5-windows fitting up by
Wog fur 11,1riogorth Castle. I).srhalo, the real of M Russell.
Km.; also the two ettebrat.tl rtintinge by J. Mama, of
Ifeirhativtis Paul, ova' JOS', va. pr. emu.' to their being re.
t.peneil to pul.lie view no Monday

The prii.eipal window is on; of the moct mirth dir.
'days of stained glass ever produced ; it is • noble rug •
reptiun of the gram' Bartle of Nevilie's Cross, wbieh took
Place about 500 years stone. The 'rear presented is the
important moment David Renee, King of Scotland, ia tusk-
log his last effort ; the compound of clingy and despair is
his sonnteoanire is roost admirably t!epiciurcil ; rt.,.
rlru;;glr of his standard-braier les. striking or the I, 1w1.le••
Tile effect of liiht and shade given to the net gnu. a,
prOthlrei VIC most lively resemblance of highiy-poliAtd
Flee', said the rich glow of colours in the statolsid and t.e
?they heraldie joule of the Picture, surpass in splendour nov
thing of the kind now extent. This extraordinary produc-
tion am, is executed after • design by T. Stuthard, Fag.
R.A. and certainly is without excel Igoe the finest group tor
ancient w•rriurs ever beheld in enamel. The true 'Reit
of this work can only be known by ocular detnousiratibu,
soil suds, no doubt, was the impression which induerd the
Royal Personages to honour this establishment with (hair
presence.