biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-27

ESSEX.
WANSTBAD HOUSE.
VALUABLE COLLECTION of FINE PAINTINGS,
BRONZES, SCULPTURES I. SIARBLII, sod CASTS

from the ANTIQUE, Splendid GOBELIN TAPESTRY,
DAMASK and VELVET HANGINGS,
Mit. ROBINS, of Warwick !loupe. Regent.
Wert, informs the Nobility, Gentry, nod Connois-
seurs in Flue Arts, 'bat, by Order of the Trustees, he shall
offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Mangles, Winstead House, on WEDNESDAY, lbe
19th of tune, and two following days, at Eleven o'Cluck,
The extensive Collection of valuable Pionies, Brooms,
Srulphorm in Marble, Goal the Antique, Superb
Gotten.' Tapestry, of matchless beauty.
Among the 11111111101111 arsemblage of Paintings are many
of great excellence, and comprise Specimens of the Works of
must of the girst-rate Masters of the various Schools ; among
which wilt he found those of Titian P. Veronese, Correggio,
Guerciao, Domminichino, C. Eh:ki, Conon'. Poussin,
Bourgoognoni, Ruben*, Vandyke, Minkel', Rem-
brood', Cum %Vetoes, IVitieau, Hogarth, Thornhill, Lily,
Knitter, da. with a great variety of fine end inierestinr
Portrait* of Noble mid diedingeieilied Persons.; aumerous
superb panels of Gotten,' Tapestry, in the Guest preserva-
tion. The Sculptures consist of Classical Figures and
Grimm, the size of life, both Antoine and by the best
Modern Masters ; many very elegant Marble Vases, among
which are four of superior caste sod excelleam, of the splen-
did Medicine shape, four feet mix inches high ; a nettle Co-
lossal Bast of the Emperor Napoleon, by Caesura ; • beau-
tiful Goope of boys and Satyrs, by Nysbrack; • large
Marble Fout, and se Immense variety or other "mien, sad
taster's! Works of Art, which decorate and enrich ibis
Princely Mansion.
To be viewed by Catalogues only (with the other Property,
as described in the Furniture Advertisement), at Five Mil.
hugs each, use of which admits 'hem in new, and may be
had at Winstead novae; at Mess". Robson. Liabcrool, and
Robson 's OfEce, Castle street, Leicester-agasre; at Mesas*.
Brundreti, Spiel's, and Reddish s, Temple; and at Mr. Ro-
bins's Office, R•gent-sleet.
London, England, 1822-05-27

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Bronu or Muscovado Roger, com-
puted front the Krises' made in the week ragbag the 2..2..1
Jay ut May, 1822, is 325. 81.1. per hundred aright, ex-
clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon us
Kit importation thereof tutu Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-05-27

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Tyrer rind W. Larson, of Peterborough-court, tem.
▪ Loudon, gold and silver. beatcr., May 20,11122.—W.
Funk mud W. Struager, of New Rooney, Kent, attorneys.
SWAIN, May 24,1822.--J. Stilwell and F.. Jaws, of the 14i-
static Asylum, at Hilliagdon, Mktlesea, May 20,1822.—J.
J. Mown, W. Yewens, arid S. Harper, of Cornwall road, Sur-
rey, maiiidaciurera or regales and erode, May 22, 1822.-
11 mod T. Nicholson, of Great Tafton-strrri, sad
Millhaiik-row, Westminster, May 22,1821-1. Smith arid J.
Nich..lsoo, of Margaret-street, Carrodish-rquare,
May 21, 1222.—C. Heelpath and J. Kenton, of Cleveland-
▪ Fidsuraquare, Madame:, plumbed', May 23,1822.
London, England, 1822-05-20

The esteaaive Collection of valuable Pictures, Bronzes.
Sc.'pier.' in Marble. Cast. frees the Antique, Superb
Gob.lot Tapestry, of istricblem beauty.
Amon: the 1111111ef0111131011•11iblage Of Paislinr are many
of prat excellence, and comprise Specimens of lb, lVerks of
most of the first-rate Masters of the various Schools ; among
which will lie found those orriii.n. P. Veronese, Correggio,
Goers-jou, Doiersonichino, C. Dolei, Coriolis. Plimsolls,
Bourgaognoni, Rube's, Vandyke. riebalken, Rem-
twasselt, Cuyp, Weisiis, {Vatican, kluearth, Thorishill,ly,
lee. with a great variety of fine and I'ot-realistic
Portraits of Noble mud distinguished Persons; imnierous
superb panel. of Crolielin Tapestry. in the firms, preem ra-
tion. The Sculptures curliest of Classical Figures aad
Groups., the size of life, bath Antique and by the beat
Modern ; many very elegant Marble Vil•e•• among
which are four of superior taste sad excellence, of the splen-
did Medicine shape. four feet six inches high ; a noble Co-
lors"' Bust of the Emperor Napoleon, by ; a beau-
tiro (isotope of Buys and Stitylsi by Itystirsek ; a large
Marble Foot, and au immense variety of wiser excellent and
tasteful Works of Art, which decorate nod enrich this
Princely Mauston.
Tu be viewed by Catalogers only (with the other Property,
as described in the Furniture Advertisement), at Five Mil.
bogs tech, our of which admits three to view, and may he
had at widialaad liaase, mud at Mr. Rubies's Ofihte, Regent.
street.
London, England, 1822-05-20

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Corn,
Winchester Measure, as received kaint Ilse Inspectors in
the respective Maritime Wier and Town■ in England and
Wake, (rum which the Priers that govern Importation
are calculated.—May 11. 1822.
London, England, 1822-05-20

OXFORD UNIVERSITY.

. The Petrean Fellowship now tat Exeter College. is
spell to natives of the following counties, ♦iz.-.oxford,
Devou, Somerset, Dorset, Essex, Norfolk, sod Suffolk. The
election nill lake place on the 30th June. Candidate* am
required to produce certificates Id their birth en sr before
the 15th of June, mud mum have been created Senior So-
phirts, aecurdiug to the forms prescribed by the University
• Statutes.
The follo.iog gentlemen of Westminster School were in
Ttorday trot elected Students of Christ Cbureh:—Mr. Wal.
ham Smythe, Mr. Nsmau Hume Dodesoe, Mr. Richard
Newcombe Greeley, Mr. J. Ley, and Mr. Thomas Part-
London, England, 1822-05-20

STATE OF NEWGATE.

The following lea Statement of lbe Prisoners for T►ial at
the cussing OIJ Bailey Sessions, which •ill commence on
Wedneadoy nest, and the nature of their offences, viz
Middlesex. Londms.
Murder
Maostarighter
Returning from transportation 1 ....
Burglary .
Highway Robbery
Hope
htealing in the dwelllng.house
Hoist stealing
Malicion%ly stabbing
Uttering forged Bask antra
Receiving sink* goods
Bigamy
Stealing hots the person ll ....
Larcenies
Fraud
Pshlishing blasphemous synths 5.... 1

Total 161
• This is Carlile's Showman, aft IJskisswo Ms.," sod
who refuses to give his imam.

Beautiful snificial roses are formed of the thin
pellicle which lies between the shells and the whites
of eggs. This very dvlicaie substance is+ o title
and pliable, that it repieseuts admirably the velvet
of the rose
London, England, 1822-05-20

FROM SATURDAY NrcHrs GAZETTE.

MILfTARV PROMOTIONS,

IVar.ollol4 H.p 17, 19e2.
Royal Regional of Horse Gourds—Henry Wellesley, Gent.
to he Corset, In purchase, vice tioiehkin, promoted—
dated May 6, lett.
sth Regional of Dragoon Goads—William *mil, Gent. to
hr Curvet, hg parcbase, owe Westenra, premuted—dated
as shove.
6th &Boo—Cornet Philip Wits from halfitsy of the Reel-
mot, to he Cornet, vice Willies. Martin, who exchanges,
receiviog the difference—dated as above.
3ilßegionot of Light Dragoons—Cornet Sir Thomas 1781•
halos White, tram the 16th Light Dragons+, to be Centel,
Vitt Moore, who enchaneeti.—dated as above.
14th ditto—Liestienaut William Beckwith, to be Caplan, by
purchase, vice Pore, who retires—dated as above.
Corset John William WOles to be Lieetesiant, by purchase,
vice Beckwith—dated as above.
Curtail Hos alio Russ, from half-pay of the Regime-at, to be
Conies, by purchase, vice Willem—dated as above.
16th ditto—Curvet Willoughby Moore, from the 3d Light
Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice White, who exchange.—
dated as above.
41st ditto--Hospital•itsaistast John Freer to be Assistant-
Surseuu, vice Bovd, decessied--dmied as above.
38th Reginseat of Fout—Lieutenant Thomas Kerr, from the
half pay of the 100th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice D. Os-
borne, who exchanges receiving lb. difference—dated as
above.
41st ditto—Captain Lord 'George Sentinels from half-pay
60th (out, to be Captain, vice William Bassett Sunder-
tom, who envisages, receiving the differesce—dated as
above.

BREVET.

Lieutenant-Colonel Hosoiirablr F.dsard Pyndar Lytton, of
the 2d Life Guide, to be Colonel is the army—Dated
April 27,1822.

Courniimiese Aped by the Lord liestenatil of the Comity
e Gloucester, sod City and County of Ins mum
Heavy Weenies Newts's, Esq. to be Deputy Lieulruast—
data(' April 16, 19112.
COSSIMittiOSS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Courtly
If Chester.
To be Deputy Lieutenants—lames fledswirk, Egg. James
Haltom, EN. Rtchard Fusbruuke Buckley, Esq. laud
Dewy Fleshed', juu. Esq.—all dated 81ay 10,1822.
London, England, 1822-05-20

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The ire prier of Brown or Muscavado Sem, mom-
pouted from the Rehire. made in the week ceding the 15th
day of May, 1811, is 34.. Ibid. per headred wricht, ex-
clusive of the desks of cartons* paid nr payable therm ou
the importation thereof polo Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-07-12

OLD BAILEY. Twa,n&ir, JULY 11.

This orwening the brethren of the Sessions finished, when
Ike RIMORLIBIL proceeded to pass she awful matinee of
Death alma the followiag six erthieloaate convicted
veinal+, six.—Joho Knees, Cheeks Marsh, Mary Seekins,
and Mary Arm Andrews. for stealing is a dwelling-holm;
anti Elixtheth Capps and James Aiasley, for a rubbery ou
the King's high-wait.

Transpo►tation for Life—Jubn Chambers and William
Black.
For Fourteen Years—John Williams, Isaac Norris, sod
George Walker.
Eighteen were sentenced to seven years, among whom was
Tobias Burke. for bigamy; William Millers, two years'
imprisonment is the House of Correction ; eleven for one
year, and a great number of others for vsrioui periods, most
of whom to be kept to hard labour.
Reversl were sentenced to be confined in Newgste, some
to be publicly and others privately whipped, which former
sentence was immediately performed in the court yard, ;u the
presence of a crowd of spectators.
The Scallions then adjourned. to the 11th of September.
London, England, 1822-07-12

ORILIT GAIN!—LITTLE RISK!
TEN CAPITALS in TEN MINUTES.
NEXT 7 UESDAT, 16th of THIS MONTH (Only),
tied the whole Ten must be pined fur the triflissg risk of
11. 19e. each, being only Nineteen Pounds fur Tess Capitals.
Tickets and Shores are now selling by BISH, Stock-broker,
st his Old State Lottery 001 m, 4, Condon, and 9, Charing.
cress, Loseor ; mud by his Agent. in the Country.
By the plan now adorned,* Whole Ticket ultimately only
ram IS. 19s. and a Sixteenth only Four Shillings; other
SMitsls proportion.
'o• RHIN shared and sold 75re Prizes or f 20.000 mid
71ir1y fins other Capitals to the last Two Mouths.
London, England, 1822-07-12

THE WEATHER.

Extract from a Meteorological Journal for
1:442, kept at the Observatory of the Academy
(Dr. Burtte)'n), Gosisort :
" month bag been fair, dry, and nominally hot-v-the
rain arsonnting only to 11-tweuly-mullis of as leech, and
the mess temperature of the air to Meier than is soy
June dewing the lest seven years, and .So 4.fittlia higher than
the mess of the same amities in that period. The mean
Ilsensometrieal hest of Jame, IS 19, comes nearest to that of
the present amisth The suariessia heat rif this smisib, is re.
Greece In our Joursal, Maims oupiecedeated, it bew'sa the
11th 87? is the shade.
" Notwithstanding the prevalence of upper sod ander
currents of air, and the hot weather the first part of the
mostly this uenthholorhood, indeed the county of Hampshire
generally, has escaped those dreailfsl thusder•stairsis that
visited other parts of the country, Ireland, Scotism', aod
France, with great violence ; but the electrical appearauces
of the compound modificatioini of clouds is the daytime,
often liarebsded the gathering of storms.
. . .

" The wind having pees; lied two thirds of the mouth
from the misters side of the meridasa, on Mat amount the
evaporation, considering alms the small quastity of mitt, md
the high mean temperature, is very great, namely, Si Each,'
in depth, ti of Which were *bombed by the iuAuesoe oldie
punshise sad dry winds In the first six days- This has
already been she amain of lowenng the spring, here..—
The meats temperature if 'OK w hem this .oath
.1 upwards ut It degrees,aisil it is tire degrees warmer
Mae at this time last year. So great sad minierrepted has
been the sin's rays, that we have on several ay.-maga ob.
served a radiation, like a stream of vapour, emanate from
king brick wall, faring the writ, till sense. The abletlast
crops of buy were get is wader the muss favourable weedier
iu and shoat this eeighbourhood the early part of the swath;
and • few fields had hem cut and carried by the last day al
May, being eye or six weeks sooner than the time of bay-
making last summer.

" Both Eying sad stationary enmarner has agai■ been pre.
valet; mid the insects have bees abundant sail lajeeioes to
vegetatiou ; perhaps a more genial winter sod sprits( fee
their iecrease have sot bete kesisie for many years past.
" The atmospheric sad meteoric pheNomitna, that have
come within our observation this month, are t parkelia,
7 solar halos, 14 meteors, street lightiiiiig on three Merest
remises, twice accompanied by Mesas threader. sad 6 gales
of wind, rev days iss which they ►ave prevailed, waraell, tee
from N E, 3 hem S.W., sad 1 from West. Oee of the
par/retie at 9 a. we. of the 4th, was upwards of 40 degrees us
altitude, and exhibited several colours at the bead of its
white train."
London, England, 1822-07-12

NORFOLIt ACRICCLIVRAL RRPORt.

The trendier bas been se the whole dry daring the list
month, and the light 111111111 have of course felt the effects of
the drought, as the shortness of all the crops, but part icslarly
barley, fully testify. Wheals always stand drought better
than spring-sown corn. bin eves these are injured, and
most ou some soils be literally • short crop ; far otherwise
however, on the richer lands, ssch as those of Flegg sod 111u-
field. There dry weather, so far from an Win y, is • benefit,
and the promise Is west. Pease end Reims ore veer far from
an average crop, though steelier, perhaps, isijsrid to the
extent at use time opprrbeoded. The last has bees a■ ex.
traordinarily fine season fur hay-making: it was impossible
to go wrong. In eonsegnetice of the want of mosey to stock
postores, a great additions! breadth has bees mown, so that
in therms. of a failure of the Turuip erop. it is consoling
to thick there will be • good stock of Hay. The late shower's
have been most favourable fur pettifog is the Ttsruips, which
appear as yet is • very healthy stale, though in places
already injured by the fly ; however, but little ran be known
of their fate •s yet, sca.cely any baying been sown till after
therein of the 43d. Very short tpisotity of Mengel Wurzel
planted, partly from the s•fsvonrableness of t►e season, and
partly from a• opinion which seems to obtain, that it injures
the laud fur the succeeding crop is proportion to the
weight ■nd size of the roots. This is very likely to be cor-
rect. Curs of all sorts deplorably flat—as indeed what
article of agricultural produce is sot so? We may perhaps
except Wont, good half bred fleeces selling at Us. per led;
Flock Wool not so much.—Jitly 8, 1844.
London, England, 1822-07-12

MR ARMY.

Yesterday (Monday, Bth hvatant), the Ant division of the
Id, or Queen*. royal regiment of foot, mistemsoded by lieu-
koani-Colonel Jordan, arrived here on their way In Ireland,
The 'report division is expected ibis morning.--(Livierpoo/
Advertiser.)
Oue company of the 15th regiment of foot bat received
orders to march from Chepstow to obis town, nod will arrive
here on the 18th Wnleerkaampfon Chronicle )
Friday (sth Moult), a party of artillerymen from Leith
Port were employed i■ the Castle, in dismounting the kreat
gums ou the differeat batteries. We understand that only
Alen are to be kept mounted, among which are (Moe at the
harrier guard, that defend the approach to the Castle.—
( Edinburgh Paper.)

IRELAND.

DUB7.IK, JULY 9.

On th►ee days of last week, viz. Thursday,
Fri-
day, and Saturday. Mr. Blacker, assisted by Mr.
O'Dwyer. held Special Session. in Neon'', where
u numerous Bench of Magistrates were iu attend-
ance. Five prisoners were convicted, and eighteen
acquitted.
Ou ‘l'eduesday last Major Kelly of Ballyknock•
bane, sent into Clonintt several stands of arms, which
bad been surrendered to him and to the Rev. M►.
Holly, polish priest of Gammonsfield, on the part
of some of the lately misguided people of their
vi-
cinity.
A sample of new barley was exhibited in Cloned
Mal het last Saturday.

(AIM CON.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dims', JOLT 8.
NOWI.AM O. auswrwoern.

This was an action taken by the Plaintiff to re-
cover dosages of the Defendant, for criminal eon-
venetian with his wife. The damages were laid at
10,0001. end the Defendant pleaded ,the general
issue. It was tried yesterday before the Lord Chief
Janice of the King's Bench and a Specitil Jury.
Mr. Norm opened the pleadings, and Sir If EMIT
MBREDTTII stated the case at considerable length.
The trial did not close until half past seven o'clock,
at which hour the Jury returned a verdict of 40s.
damages, and GJ. casts.

SUMMER ASSIZES, 1822.

NORTH-EAST CIRCUIT.

County of Ike Town of Drogheda—At Drogheda, IVednes-
day, July 17.
Louth—At Dundalk, 'Monday 19
Monaghan—At Mousgban, Monday 22.
Arauagh—.O• Armagh, Friday 26.
Autrine—ht Carrickfergus, Wednesday 31.
Town of Carrtehfergu r —At Carrielifergno, mrone day.
Courtly of Dosen—At Downpalrirk, Monday. demos* S.
Airtime—Baron WeLELLAND and Judge Jena.
NORTIUWEST CIRCUIT.

Covnfyof Lompford—Al loutfwd, Thcroday, July IS.
eavan—Ai Cavan, Monday 22.
Feriaastagh—At Eurnalidlen, Friday 28.
Tynoise—Al Omagh, Monday 28.

Omega?—Al Laffurd, Saturday, A togs's( 3.

tondenderrr—At Londonderry, Wedneodis 7.
Justices—The Hon. Mr. Justice FLITCH/It and the Hun.
Alr.JeetieeJottnewr.
CONNAUGHT CIRCUIT.

Connly Of ROSCOVilfloll —At Roscommon, Saturday, July 20.
Lrifrixe —At Carriek•on-Fliannon, Tisur.ds) 25.
Sligo—At Sligo, Monday 20.
ifayo —At Cssifebsr, Salurdis, Antlit 3.
()array—At Galway, Fridas 0.
Torn of Onheny—Same tley.
Justices—The Huu. Sir C. SMITH and the Hoe. Mr. Justice
London, England, 1822-07-12

Or, THE MASTER-KEY.
Priacipal Characters by Mt. Bartley, Mr. W. Bennett, Mr.
Wremb, Mr. J. Band, Mr. Wilkinnon,•nd Miss Carey.
To conelede with the Musical Entertainment of
THE IRCEMIYE.
Mingle, Mr. Douglas (his first appearance In London);
Carom Memos, Mr. Wrench; Captain Rattan, Mr. W.
Bemett. Mrs. Mingle, Illea.Gruee; Emily (first time), Plias
Neel; Cicely, Muss Kelly.
To-morrow, The Damns*: Isaac Mendoza (Ant lime),
NM awn Fisher; Carlon, Mr. Pearman—aud All iu the
Dark !
Oa Monday, Love Among the Room—Love's Dreaml—
and All in t►e Dark!

JUVENILE FETE, TO MORROW, SATURDAY,
JULY IS,
At tie ROYAL GARDENS, YAUXKALL.

Under the special Patronage of the KING.
IN Compliance with the request of many Ladies
IL sad Gemliftmen who have mortared a wish, in order
to gratify the desire of the Juvenile Branches of their Fa.
allies. that the Amassment' at these Gardens should, for
this Night, terminate at an early hoer, the Proprietors,
souses, as ter as Ims is their power, to meet the whines of
all en hogsowe thaw with their compauy, have determined
IA ors the Gears extrema) for &a pireptme on ma extes
Niglit, mod to devote that Night to the Aesemmodatios as
well as Aminenteat of the junior Branches; it is therefore
proposed to ores the Doors at Six, and the Rope Dancing,
Fleaworts, Assn on the Rope, mod the other AMUleffltllllll,
to be all over by Tea °Tisk. And as the Proprietors feel
en mares desire to see a numerous Assemblage orate Young
Folks, sow at home for the Holidays, they intend (or this
Night only to charge Children under It years of age Two
Sullies each, ether Persons, as seal, 3s. ed.
The C'enical Department must of serenity be a little
curtailed, but the Rope Macias', Fire-Works, Anent on
the Ropes la Ssequi, Cosmoramas, Heplaplasiesootroa, and
other Amesemeuts, will be s extensive, cud as grand, as on
say preeeding rustier.
tles Sapper boxes may be engaged this day or to marrow
sorting.
No orders will be admitted.
The following day being Sunday, the Gardens mast, of
iseessity, be cleared before Twelve 'Mock ; it ir, therefore,
respectfully entwined, the Lamps will he extinguished at
Half-past Eleven.
N B —The Gerdes will be open on Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday Evenings, as visual.
London, England, 1822-05-29

BF.CTION Vitt.

Art. I. Every eilisen has rpml right to preserve sod defend
his hollow, his liberty, his security in property and person,
nod nitwit be deprived of any of these rights except by de-
cision of the competent authority legally pronounced. Who-
ever is isajnally defrauded of such rights wiry demand redress
from the Government for the infractioo, and shall be at li-
berty to !mint and publish an account of the transaction
which forms the ground of his complaint.
2. The tonive of a citizen is a sacred asylum which can.
not be forcibly entered witliont an express order for that pur-
pose given by the Government, with certification of rause.
When this condition is wanting, resistance is a right which
will render lawful the sets that may sest' from it. In the
other departments it shall belottg to the Presidents to give
orders for forcible entry, and which nn be given by Gover-
nors and Lieotenant-Governors only in cases of treason or
attempts to *obvert the Government.

3. By Maranon is understood every plot in favour of the
enemies of the independence of Peru. The crime of sedition
consists in assembling an armed foree, io any number, to
resist *be orders of the Gosernmest, in instigating the
Wants of a town or any port of sham to revolt, and iu form-
ing secret associations against the lawful authorities. No
owe shall he proarcuted as seditious for opinions on political
matters unless in counexion with soon of the before-men-
limier] offences.

4. The liberty of the press remains sanctioned in such
um:sunder regulations which will be separately prescribed.

SECTION IR. ,
Art. 1. All persons now horn, or who shall be born in any
of the States of America which be,. declared tbe.waelres in-
dependent of Spain, see citizens of Pens. '
S. Other foreigners soy be naturalized, but cannot obtain
letters of citizenship eseept in the cases prescribed in abe
regulation published on the 4th of this inuoth, which is now
sanctioned. -
London, England, 1822-05-29

£llB 17 0

D:qbarved and relieved from various Prisons
`,l Debtors, for the sum of
Considered the Came of 6l Petitioners,
Approved
Referred for Chessmen Peeii loos,
Rejected
Considered inadmissible
Broefactioos are received by loiiM Csatietl Ne" Esq. .the
Trimmer, Cheyne-walk. Chelan ; also by Messrs. Herne's
lintuher and Co. Or. Janseies.strtet ; Messrs. Hawes, Fleet-
""el ; Messrs. Mittman and Co. Lombard-Meese; Messre.
'Lode. emits, Ridge, mid Co. Clearing-mews; Mess's. Due.
I'es end Co. Fancb.lase, Cornball t Messrs. Hemaserskpe
P" sill ; Messrs. 9eres and Cie. No. 77, Lombard-street;
:" L'ylr. Gemmel], the Secretary. No. 7. Crowell-street,
"Ir4nd ; where abs Boobs may be men by flume wiles am as.'
client to support this Cheri'', and where the Society melt.•
on the Ent Wrilnisday in every mouth.

Those who, with the experience of the past, meditate os
our propel situatloo, and are most in the hahit of analysise
the indurate of adiniaistratire oeuvres, will observe is the
simplicity of the principles which I have admired,' the proof
that I do Rot offer more than I think euvesiest to fetal ;
that sty object is to do good, and not to frustrate it; and
that knowing, iu Ilse, the extent of my responsibility, I have
endeavoured to regulate my duties by the law of circles-
@tutees, in order that 1 may not be exposed to fail in their
performance.
With such sentiments, and relyiee on the effectual co-
operation of my fellow-661cent,, I venture to hope that I shall
be able in time to lay down the power which I have taken
epos oyeW, with the cousciousersa of having faithfully ex-!,
totted it. If, after having freed Pero from its oppressors,
I shall go to *el. in private life, my last felicity, I shall cos-1
mente the rest of my days in coatemplating the berieficenee
of the Great Author of the universe; sod in renewing my
vows for the continuance of bis propitious iseseuce os the
lot of feature gentrifies's.
London, England, 1822-05-29

THE FUNNY FRIUEUR.

A few days since a hair•dreeser, who lives in Water-
street, Newry, after !mynas mad• a libation to Bacchus.
imagined that he was to be banged, sod that the officers of
jostle. were entering his house to carry him to carton'''.
Under this strange impression be contrived to get on the
roof of his habitation, along which be darted wit► usetresMos
velocity. From bin own roof be was peen bounding over
several other roofs, now and then pausing wheat his tame to
a chimney, and either peeping into the fused or listening
to his imaginary pursuers. Meanwhile Revers! of his neigh-
bours collected together, anxious to secure the ream, and
prevent his expected fall. lie saw drew, mistook t►em for
bailiff% and having run rapidly aloes t►e roof of Mr. Wel.
laces stores, proceeded to that of Mr. Jobs Gluten's stores,
over which he rushed with much fleetness and security till
be came to the gable, from which ►e jumped with dowd-
iest intrepidity upon as adjsceut dwelling•howse, a descent
of about eight feet, imagining no doubt that It was Neck
or nothing with hint. From thence be proceeded to Mr.
Smith's roof, where be stripped a proportion of the chimney
of bricks, sad, squeezing himself into ems of ths russets,
pelted the people who wished to ammo hies wit► t►ese
missiles as long as his supply lasted. In t►is situation ►e
twos seized, secured with ropes, sad lowered dome to an
Issinsuse multitude of the searket poopki, mho wore Ifeaillir
wit► astonishment et the funny petbeis it the frisky
. kismet.
London, England, 1822-05-29

SECTION I.

Art. 1. The Catholic Apostolic Roman religion is the re-
ligion of the Stale. Government considers it ones)! its
Ant duties to maintain and preserve it by all swans within
the reach of honoin prudence. tVllOl.Vef attacks either pub.
licly or privately, its dogmas or principles, will be psanishsil
with a severity proportioned to the scandal which he shall
have occasioned.

2. All those who profess the Christian religion, and dis-
sent in some principles from the religion of the state, may
obtain peemission from lb Government, on euesultation
with Council of State, to use the right which .ay suit them
while their conduct is conformable to public. order.
3. No one can become • public functionary, unless be Ne-
er's the religion of the state.
London, England, 1822-05-29

SECTION IL

Art. 1. The supreme directing power of the free depart.
meats of t►e slate of Pere resides now in the Protector.
His powers mileage from the empire of necessity—frost the
force of reasoe—from the exigence of the public good.
t. The Protector of Peru is Cementlassies° of the forces by
lam, sad by sea; and It heisic his principal duty to frhe
freedom to ell the town, which compose aro integral pert of
the territory of the state, he shall have the power to augment
or to diminish t►e armed force as he shall thick proper.
3. Hr shall have the power of imposing eontribusioaa, of
establishing dottier, of exacting loans to defray the public
charges, on cossetting with the Council of Slate.
4. He 'hall form regulations for the better organisation of
the land and naval forces, including the militia of the state.
5. He will regulate internal and external trade conforma-
bly to the liberal principles on which the prosperity of the
country essentially depends.
S. He will make the reforms which he may judge necessary
ie all the department. of the public admiaistr•lio•, abolish-
ing the sal ete which existed under the elicited regime, and
creating sew Dem.
7. He will establish the provisional mint of the stale, but
he is set to alter the weight which the coin of Peru has
hitherto preserved-
IS. He shall appoint Envoys and Comets to lattice Courts,
•od promote the recognition of Perevias isdepeudesee, torus-
leg political or commercial treaties in aceurdance with the
interests of the country, uu consulting with the Council of
State. _ _ _ _ _

9. He shall blue the title of Evrellesey, wllticb shall he
given to we Okay individual et corpurahuu. All t►uas who

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London, England, 1822-05-16

MARRIAGES IN NIGH LIFE.

Lord &aurora, eldest son of the Earl of Courtown, will
shortly receive in marriage the fair hand of Lady Jane
Scott, cassia of the Duke of Rueelesieb.
r Roc Hubert Smith, M.P. only sou of Lord Carneg-
ie.% it kreeparted, will shortly be married to the Hoe. Mi•s
Forrester. daughter of Lord l'orrester, and skew to the Doke
of Illistlaad.

Yesterday morning. at ten o'clock, the Duke
and Cloche's of CLAIIROCII left Bushy Park. The
Duchess alighted at Kensington Palace, where Pl.e
spent the day with the Duchess of KaNT. The
Royal Duke proceeded to London on a visit to the
KING. In the evening the Duke and Duchess re-
turned to Bushy Park.
The Karl of HARBOROUGH arrived on Monday
at Dover, in the Cygnet yacht, horn London.

Lady MORGAN takes • dustingunhed place in
the circles of h►hion and literature of the season,
sod excites cossiderable interest whe►ever she .p
Pests.

Saturday sennight Colonel Ciircuerrea arrived
at Barnstaple with his new bride, and proceeded
to the Vicarage house, at Arington, where he will
reside till his mausion-house, which is now build-
ing, is completed.
The late Maviwaw RUMBELL, of Brsncepetb
Castle, in the county of Durham, Eq. married
ELisamerw, the eldest daughter of Gaoling TEN-
MY•OII, Esq. of Bat'on's Manor, in Lincolnshire,
and by her has left one son, WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Rag. on whom his large estates devolve, awl true
daughter.

ZAW iNTEZLICENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, watmornili,
WSDIMSDAT, NAY lb.

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HABEAS CORPUS.
Mr. PLATT moved for • writ of Habeas Corpus to Weitz
up t►e body or a young lady +417 yeses of age. He moved
it on the alßdavits of her parents, foam which it appeared
t►at a Gentleman aimed Moore, residing at the manse
barracks at Portsmouth, bad gut the young laily at preseut
under his protection, sad ►e had declared lie would out eve
be, up.—Tbe Court granted t►e writ.
TRC RING R. MART WHITBY.
The Defendant, it will be recollected by oar retsina, was
convicted of perjury in as affidavit sworn by her, on as ap-
plication to the Court, arising out of the proceeding+ in the
came of Marla Glenn and the Rowdichec She was brought
up
fur judgment on ■ former day, when the report of the
trial was read. She was again brought up this moreing, w►en
The COURT Intimated that much extraneous evidence had
been gone late at the trial, w►ich might have bad some effect
on the Jury.
Mr. ficanCerr, on the iatimation being given, conaented
to the Defendant bring discharged on her owa recogoilmice,
which was securdiugly catered into, and she was discharged.
London, England, 1822-05-16

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTIMOOTH, ■A T 14.
Arrived the Air:ander, Serdeur, from the Dowse Ate
Alearitiee Ceyks. _

glided ihe LeZdes. Neurtoo, for Quebec; sad Mount.
Guides Grote, sad Ogle Castle, for London.

PLYNOUTI4 RAT 13.
Arrived the Henry, Killeek, front New South Sbetlaad is
98 days—left there 18 sail of American as 14 of British
vessels; also the Joseph and Jitile, Huse, fro* Dtssennis
63 days.

PALIMOTS, N 13.
Sailed the Swiftsore packet for Americo.
DEAN NAY 14.
Came down from the River list night and sailed the
Alexander, Surficur, for 31adrira and Isle of Prance; Men.
non, Jolly, fur Orono; also to-day the Prince Regent, Innis,
for Madras and Celestite; sod Providence, Owen, for Ma-
deira, Madras, sod Bengal.
Sided the Easier, Morgan, fur Virginia; mod Prison Re-
gent yacht for Calais.
Sere. o'Cloch.—The Prince Regent yacht is is sight re-
turning from Calais, and proceeding to the Dow us, with tha
Crewe Prince, Ste. us board. A frigate is bean in into the
Downs front the westward, and some merchantmen; among
the latter is supposed to ►e the Oscar, Sayer, fnme Vin-
cent's.

The William, Crawford, of Ya.moW►, was wreellt ed DPW
Shield. on Friday, sod it 1• feared ell her pew were dirge set

On Friday last a meeting was held at the ( :wild.
hsU, Barnstaple, at which the Mayor, J. I 'fas,
E■q. presided, to take into consideration the! dis-
tress of the poor inhabitants of the south of. Ire-
land. It was attended by most of the county
Magistrates arid neighbouring gentry. A cube:rip-
lion was opened, which isumediaely produced
upwards► of 100/. It was then resolved to purcjistie
a considerable quantity of po'atoes, and to forward
them to the most distressed parts, there to be di,.
tributed without loss of time. This tempon try
relief, it is considered, will be the more acceptable,
■s it au arrive before larger shipments can
goads.

Every thing sells remarkably cheap in the markets
of &whitenle, Bideford, and Torrington : b utter
fetches from 6d. to Bd. the pound of 150 z.,; tbo
best Teel from girl. to 3d.
London, England, 1822-05-16

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CORN MICHANIPI, Slav 13.

Hiving but few buyers at market this morning, very little
business was done, yet prime Wheat supported Illtmodsy's
quotation; but the inferior. deacriptiews retsisii its II sad.
The Barley trade continues very h•evy, end particular' y far
the malting qualities, which are wow arsicely worth alum than
the ordinary samples for grinding. Fine fresh Oats 'fully
maintained Monday's prices, baring bad few of that sat et at
market. Is Beau and Prase there were art alterative.

COAL MARKET, Marc 15.
nip, at Market. Shop Sold. Prue.
41 Newcastle
8 Soaderlaad
1 Calm 1 ...... to —s. Od Us. Od.
London, England, 1822-05-16

POLICE.

QUEEN-SQUARE.

Two ladies, mother asd daug►ter, were yesterday
charged wit► awiadliag to a considerable ..west. It was
meted that they represented themselves ammitasis upon
the Cumpassiossite List, ■s the widow ■nd daughter of
• Cement Poole, sod a■ see► they gave as a security to
several tracheate. at Chelsea, papers in regular official form,
estlittag the holdei to receive 10/. It appeared, however,
that the y...g lady waseatigled to receive owl, so annsity of
101. wed therefore only tine paper was good for any thing,
The Magistrate advised the parties to consult a suliritor as
is the proper mem they should pursue.
London, England, 1822-05-16

SIR ISAAC HEARD.

The late vegetable Sir Isaac Heard, Zeighl, Garter Prin.
cipal Kieg AMU, was hors at Otter, It. Mary, in Devon-
shire, o■ the bib of December (old style), 1730, and
educated at the Heroiton Grimmer School, ender the Her.
Mr. Lewis; entered into the navy, us a volunteer, at the age
of IS, is which he served till 1751; from which time until
1759 be was engaged in mercantile penults, principally in
Spain sad America. Or the bib of December, is the latter
year, be was appointed to the office of Blowsiestle Purest.
vast of Arma; from this time hip rise was progressive, till,
by patent, on the Ist a May, 1784, be was created Garter
Principal Kiat of Arms, end cm the 2.1 of June, 1786, the
honour of Knighthood was ceaterred on him by his Sovereign
George 111. He was twice married, but we believe left no
issue. He °Omitted at t►e proclamation and coronation of
two Sovereigns of these kingdoms, viz. George 111. sad our
present gracious Sovereign; and at the interment of a
Prince or .Priacess of eac► g lion in a succession of six
generstioas of the House of Brunswick, via. that of
George 11, who died 26th of October, 1760; William, Dike
of Cumberland, his eon, who died 31st October, 1765; the
Duke* of York, Cumberland, Gloucester, sod his late Ma.
jetty George 1111., grandsons of George II.; the Princess
Amelia and Duke of Kent, ehildreu of George III.; the late
beloved sad deeply lamented Princess Charlotte, daughter
of George IV., and her Royal Infant. He also uificiated at
the interment of our late led Queen Charlotte.
London, England, 1822-05-16

THE Anvr.

The 2d regiment of foot, or tlireen's Guards, passed through
Lined, Ism week sts their route for Hull. The 2d batta-
lion, being stationed at Windsor, arrived before the Out bat-
talion, which has been for some years past the royal guard
at Brighton. This latter division had a fine hand of music,
which attracted much notice from the musical amateurs of
Lincoln, by the superb effect given to the compositions of
Haydn, Mozart, aid Rossini; forming a very remarkable
distinction from military music in general.
In consequence of the riots is Monmouthshire, three com-
panies of the Ihils regiment of foot received a sudden order
to proceed thither from Plymouth on Monday, sad passed
through Exeter on their route us Wednesday.
It is expected that the royal dragoons, Dow stationed in
the Plymouth district, will aborily change quarters with the
Scotch Oren who are at Birmingham.
On Wedoiradsy evenisg three companies of the 72d regi.
meat disembarked at Plymouth, from the Thomas and Mary
transport, and marched into the barracks lately occupied by
the Ibut regiment.
London, England, 1822-07-24

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

Ott Thursday 'Aeneas, about t►ree o'clock, this city vas
•isited with a violent .Sores of thunder and lightning, which
lasted fur half an hour, during which the rain descended in
torrents. A crowd of people bad unfortunately takes shifter
is owe of the cellars newly coustrweted at Port Hopetosn,
w►ea the arched reef gave way, by which accident or per-
ms was killed, and several ethers were severely injared.
Late tan night workmen were eniployed in removing the
rubbish, sod it was sot karma for certain that other isdiri-
deals bad mot perished esdereestb.—(Edisbargh Ster)
London, England, 1822-07-23

FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
IN this Pieiteration are concentrated all the me-
dicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to •
partici saturation of t►e Mensiruum with which it is pre.
pared. To such Persons, therefure, who, from various
rouges, would experience great incouvenienee, or with whom
it s•uld be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the
fluid Extract, which possesses the advantages of portability,
and of keeping is any climate, will be touted a most
Orsiratile mode of employing this much esteemed medicine.
The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are
i:K.se of the Skin, such as Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive
il,seases, Secondary Symptoms, Ste. arising frum • diseased
slate of the System at large. It may be taken either alone,
i.r combined with Water, rendering it of the same strength
asthe Decoction.

The Fluid of Sarsaparilla may be had either In
• simple or compound state, of Messrs. BUTLER, the
original Preparers, No. 4, Cheapside, and 220, Regent-street,
London; 20, Waterloo place, Ediebiergh; 34, Sackwille.
'treat, Dublin; sad by the principal Medicine Venders
throughout the United Kingdom.
Be careful to ask for " Butlers' Fluid Extract of Sarsa-
parilla,"
London, England, 1822-07-23

IMPERIAL TWINS CLOTH FOR SHIRTING, de.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT.
We customise pas de Ha sisals ea possedent les grantee.
IPHE Nobility. Families. and Alerchunts. ore
1, reap/drolly informed, the above desirable CLOTH, for
its eeouunty and durability, sad for promoting, in the East and
%Vest ladies, as well as is this cold climates, die most geodel
temperature, is sold exelosively, wholesale, for Exportation,
and by the p ere, at 6d.-311.--and 3s. 6.1. per
yard, stamped, n Millard's Patent Twins Cloth," &e. at the
Warehouse, No. IS, CH EAPSI DE, sad au wlsi re else what-
ever. The Floes for sheeting muftis from two to four pair.
—Families in the Country stadia, orders have there axe.
Sated es if present, where the palliest variety of Foreign
and British Goods are kepi.
London, England, 1822-05-11

'LAW INTELLICLNeE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wernootorta, MAY 10.
SPENCR n. JONES.

*filth linsa an aellue egoista the Marshal of the Ring's
Bosch Prises for the escape of a prisoner charged bre exc.
cation at t►r Plaintirs ..it. It appeared that a commi►-
sioa of bankruptcy was issued against Henry Wilde (the
Prisoner), and is confo►mity to The watrant of doe Com-
missioners the IDefeadaat suffered trim ea the day fixed for
his second examinatioa to attend a meetiag at Guildhall,
which at tendasee cosslitated the recaps fur Ohich the Plain-
tiff sought to Ix the Marshal with the debt. At the trial hf
the calm the Jury fused a verdict fur the Pliflutiff, subject
to the epistles of the Court.
Mr. Panne, for the Plaintiff, how contended that tinder
the Art of 49th George 111. cap. 141, The Commissioners
of Bankrupts were sot empowered to ►ring 'opt. fere then,
a prisoner charged or execution except or the last day of
examination.

Mr. Caursgt.s. was partly heard ow the other side, w►ea
the Court siopt hies, being unanimously of opinion that us
the true eonstructiva of the word. of the statate, last el-
ansiaation and discovery of his estate ur a/eels," the last
examination might be ou the first or second day of meeting,
for if the Iliinkrupt on either of t►ese days made a satisfac-
tory thileimiire,it might not he nems..ry for him to starlergo
■ subsequent cxamintiow.—Judgment for the Deteadavit.
The verdict to be set aside, and a nonsuit entered.

NAVY PENSIO?iV AND 11.4 LF.PAY.

The psymeot of half-pay Is Sea Officers from the Ist
of Ussery to the 31st of March, will b►gjn to be mole at
the Pay.olffire, ■t tea &duet is the noosing, on the fol.
lowiwe days, via —Os the 13th, 11th, sod 15th instant. to
Admirals, Captains, and their Attorneys. Os the IMb, ISits
90th, list, sold t2.llnstant, to Lieuteoants, Chaplain, and
their Attorneys. 0. the I3J sod 26th isstauS tit Masters
Sureeenr, and Pursers, and their Attorneys,
'I be Widows of Commissitund sod Worrell Of of
the Royal Navy will be paid their pessioss doe the 31s1 of
March last, se follows :—The Widows of Flax Officers Su-
perannuated Rear.Admirsls, Captains Commanders, Lieu-
tenants, and Master., the 10th inst. The Widows of Sur-
geons Pursers, sod Boatswains, she 11th instant Amid the
Widows of C ra and Carpenters, ow Monday the 13th
Moist, and me tvery succemlise Thursday, between the
hours of ',sand twelve. Remittance to be seat oo the 10th
of Slay to those Widows resident in the canonry, who have
requested to be paid their pensions near their respective
resideuces.
London, England, 1822-05-11

LOVER, MAT 9.

The arrival* and departures front this plate have been
more than usually great this swing. Not any time since the
Arm year of the peace have so many been parsing, many days
from ten to itealve carriages have berm shipped and nit.
shipped, and we are happy to observe the greatest number
are amongst the latter. The pi ineipal ions, the Yu.k sod
the Ship, have tweet crowded. It is iu a great measure at-
tributed to the facility given to the passage by the steam
packets sailing so regularly, and making their ',wage gene-
rally in km than three hours, which tempts nosy who would
not otherwise crow through fear of a long passage. Great
prepaiat tuns have been made to receive the Prince and
Princess of Desimark with all honour soil respect. The
East of Winchikea and the Hon. Mr. and Lady Mary Sty.
*dour embark this norrulog from the Yurk Hotel.
London, England, 1822-11-21

h~~lrsß.

The last Ada fall swelled of the II 'Wing Ines end their
barkers took place yesterday in Mr. Jecksne's rooms fm Ad
purpose of receivieg back the stakes deposited far the
Mr.
jacian.RheA.NieDrAp.L.ls
RA.NodDatiM2s4tAßT.l7.hia
owe
arcked
money. and 7SOI. to where, Merlin complained that it had
bet% reported he 414 not want to light, and to prove to the
10•101,101. he *mold fight Randall in twenty-four bolero 9 for
tea sovereigns Randall there was no oectialoe tollght
f..r that sera; bet he world light hit, then road there fur the
1501 he had jest received. Marti► was aliens.

SPRING AND NEATE.
On this money brims given up, Spring said be was ready to
Sch. Neste from 101. to 209/. of his own money. In the
ahware of Neale, Belcher was not prepared Su (we as
answer until the 1501 forfeit was paid. Sprint observed
they were both well, and be wished mach so try *hies was
the best man. As to the &,►felt, it was decided that Nests
was retitled to it, and small have it, and any law proceed-
ings should be not by a ■abseriptiva.

HUDSON AND SHELTON.
These men met. rind Josh. addressing Shelton very ener-
getically, said, Why *IN we to light, Ti.". Shell*" re-
plied that he tarsal awilung hat lighting, and they who talk•
ed about • cross way only afraid of their money. It was
agreed that this battle should take place on Thursday she
nth ind.

Neale, the Streatham youth, and the forwaidahle Bivyni
ham man .ho beat Sampson, and who were to have fonght
in the same ring as Shelton rigid Hudson, will light this Jay
within twelve miles of Loudon.

Mr. Jackson nest produced the epistolary correspondence
from Mr. Elliot, the backer of Spring and Martin, and also
some anonymous rarrerpondruce about crossing, bust which
threw no light upon soy thing in the cross liue.
Carter was desirous of lighting Ward, who it Is believed
sold she battle to Abbot, but it was agreed ibis he should
nut disgrace the P. C. ropes and stakes, or receive any
patronage.
London, England, 1822-11-21

filar* of it*. Ditenirt

Died on Friday, the 1811 instant, at his lot!ties, is Dorpee
Gloweesteroatreet, Regent's Park, Mr. John D. brett, fur.
wanly as eminent bookseller in Piccadilly, and [Wog of the
works entitled Deloreti's Peerage" and " Banroetage."
lie had been for some time is • declining state of best*
land was found o• Friday night, 'knot eleven o'clock, dead
in his arm chair st the ride of his bed. Mr. Debreles
shop, when is the zenith of his prosperity, ins
celebrated as the resort of ibe leading Whig Noblemen and
Gentlemen leakiest in its vicisiry, wlp t►ers.apesl • potting,
of Hoek morning in leareing and nisessaing the sews of the
slay. He had foil ruporiunity of acquiring a large forgone,
but from too much confidence in tliuse shoat an easi-
ness of temper, and without thrift, or what is elided • ',ef-
ficient porticos camphor§ and carefol worldly wisdom, he did
not tore it to Ike best aceonwt. He was • kind, good na-
tured, friendly man, who experienced the vicissiindes of life
with fortitude—olio sever made an enemy, and died without
baying forfeited • friend. Mr. Debreit was far advanced in
years.

A CAUTION TO GAP' DECEIVERS.

[Fro. • Curredliondent
On Moseley last, at Cimisigsby, Mr. Jolts Cammack,
widower, aged SS, of Nelms' Mowbray, was married to
Miss Day, • blushing virgiu, eged SS, of the former place.—
Oti the day of their berm, strange to tell, just at the time
night was about to draw its curtain, in stepped to the
marriage feast • Mister Constable, from a seighbeeriug
village, who, by virtue of a Magistrate's warrant, tsok the
bridegroom into custody for the masatensace of 4 chapping
boy, of whom he was the reputed father, by a frail faie use,
and fur which he abricondrd about TS years ago. Matruh-
staading the tears •ad entreaties of the affrctionate Madre
and her attendants, Mr. Constable, like the rest of the
Knights of the Staff, deaf to complaint, captored tits victim,
look him to his own parish, and there kept him I days
In tow, till ample eatisfattion foi the breach of trust was
fully completed.—(Boston Gazette.)
London, England, 1822-11-21

DRURY-LANR 7'HEATIig.

To witness the representation of Othello last night,
the avenues to the theatre, long before the opening
of the doors, were crowded. Mr. KEAN imparted
some fresh and natural touches of genius to the
noble-minded Moqr : iu short. his whole perform.
auce was admirable. Mrs. W. Wm, •s I)esdemuwa,
was all that could be desired. We trust soon to
witness a plity in which the talents of 'etc. KEAN,
Mr. YouNG, and Mry. W. Wm, may be brought
before the public. Such • combination of Went,
concentrated in one play, would be an intellectual
treat.