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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-29

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

The Marchioness of Hertford gives a splendid rout this
evening at Hertford House, Maochester•square.
The Bishop of Loodon will entertain a distinguished party
to morrow at his house in Old Pa!are-yard.
Earl and Countess Cowper gave.. elegant entertainment
on Wednesday to the Duke of Devonshire, the Earl and
Countess of Jersey, Lord King, Lord and Lady Morpetb,
Lord Normanby, Coital Fisheslt. Sir George Ridrinsisn,
Bart. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Nugent, dr.e. at their house
is Geo►ge.street, Hatiover.square.
Earl and Countess Cowper have issued cards of Imitation
for an entertainment on the Bth July at their house la
George.atrort, Hanover-square.
The Countess of Anan entertained a party of fashionable,
yesterday evening at her house in Dover•street.
Lord G. H. Cavendish entertained a large party of distin-
guished personages yesterday at Burlington House.
London, England, 1821-06-29

COLEBROOK' R. LEIGH.

The LORD CH•MCELLOR—" lietior I leave the
Court, 1 will give usy judgment in this ease."—
His Lordship, however, did not keep his promise,
at he did not again mention the case doting the day.
London, England, 1821-06-29

VAUXHALL.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, June 29,
there will be a GRAND GALA.
A brilliant ilt.pley of FIRE WORKS by Madame Heagler,
pnrtieolarly a grand Imposing Setae of
The ERUPFION of MOUNT VESUVIUS.
And the Bay of Pimple*
The Military, Caledooitin, and Pandeaa Brads will Worm
between the Acts.
Admission, 3.. Ad.—The doors open ■t Seven; the Con.
ten to begin at Eight. Second Act of the Concert al Eleven
o'Clock precisely.

LONDON, FRIDAY; JUNE 29, 182 i
TALL. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 27, 1521.
FRIDAY, June 49, THE COURT DIRECTORS of the
GRAND GALA. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
ORKS by Madame Hengler LAND, trading a !he EAST INDIES, le hereby pie.
morning Setae of Notice,
MOUNT VESUVIUS. That at the GENERAL COURT of the mid Company,
of Nettle. appointed to be h.kl at their Hamm in lwadeskalt.stieet,
Pandean Bands will reform on WEDNESDAY, the 4th icily iiextoit Elesem o'Cloek
is
ie Acts. the Finessuoii, • motion will be made, " That Sir James
wa open at Seven; the Con. Horne, Dart. late of the Madras Civil EstabliAment, be
Act of the Concert at Eleven Permit" to return to the Service' under the provisimis of
the Act of the 33t1 George 111 cap. 12. are. 70, with the
rank which he held when he quilted Madras, agreeably to
WELLS. the Act of the bald Geu. 111. cap. 116, sec. SS."
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
FRIDAY, Jane 29.,
he Sib time at this Theatre) ' .
called
04'
ID LOTH! AN •P' iillAgAi 714 B S e PAP SIV D ITU tt E,
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ST. LEONARD. • • Toornien warn
London, England, 1821-06-29

CA.VBRIDGE, Jess U.

The animal Prises of IS iesiaess each, give. by Ilse Ro.
peeseniatives is Parbunco fOr ibis University, for
best dissertations in Law) prose, were tin Thursday adju,ig.
ed as follows:

Senior Borkelors.—" De Origins' or Progreso's Irtotraria.:
Dialoris.—Themes Thor's., Fellow of Triad, College;
Edward Bolder, of Sider, College. _ _

114d1. Orate° in Landfill Nudes.
FAurard Harvey Maltby, of Pembeuke Half ; an:l
Harrno, of Triuisv College.
The Porsun Prize is this day adjudged lo Barham,
Trinity College.
The Examiners have selected, hoaarla anua, Ilse two
exercises :--

Notto.—kwdaritira retards statdst erwightst, &c.
MOM —Si place's tress est.
This Nantes of the writers will be recorded. if their eve.
soot to opts the Mottos be communicated to the Vice-Chas-
caw.

The Rev. C. S. Rornett, M.A. of Sidney Colley*. is sa..
*sited Domestic Chaplain to the Marquis of Betkieghatn.

POLICE.

—ros.
Yesterday timer Jeffrey, coarberms In Normals' George
AP Donald, Esq, of Charles street, Ikrkeley agoise, has
brought to the 'Ace, chargrd with a ',reach of the peace
and a violent assault epees James Whitehead, the each.
nom to Mr. Butler Danvers, at the grand entertaiousent gist n
by the Duke of Devonshire on the night of yesterday se'u..
night.
It appeared that between one and two o'clock the two ear.
riagea of Mr. Huller Danvers and Mr. M`Donsld, in elides.
vuurisig to enter Ilse gale at the same time, got so
eatangled together that they could not mre, when one of
Mr. Buller Danvers' horses having reared or he fell on mine
spikes, which entered ►is body under his almelders„ be gavr
another spring to extricate himself from the spikes, whirls
he accomplished, but again fell, and shortly after expired
The Prisoner (mond bail to take hi• trial at the West.
mioster Sessions. His master, Mr. APDoweld, was our of
the bail, and Mr. Baxter, the•coacbmaker, the other.
London, England, 1821-06-11

DEALT riFui. RESIDENCE AND ESTATE

At the im of Mrs. Wino, the George Inn, in Coney.
street, ;lurk, ou MONDAY, June 25, 1831► at Twelve
subject to Conditions Oleo and there to be pro-
duced, provided the same is nut before disposed of by
Private Cos tract,
fiIHAT well-known anti celebrated Sporting
VILLA, called the ROLL) COTTAGE, late the
property of Edward Topham, Esq. with the Gardens, Plea.
sure Grouildi, and all other requisite appendages and out-
hoildiugs, suitable for a Gentleinasi's residence, and about
378 Acres of good Land, in excellent condition. The whole
twins a must desirable sporting residence, as it abounds
with gams, and is situate on the most pleasant part of the
Yorkshire Wields, in the immediate neighbourhood of three
parks of fox hounds, and a pack of barriers, and at a mo-
derate distance irons Scarborough and Bridlington Quay.
The whole MN* in the occupation of the owner. Por4e4lliogi
may be had immediately, and any past of the purebam,
money remain un security of the premises, and may be had
either with or without the furnitere, farming stuck, hus-
bandry utensils, Esc.
For information apply to Messrs. Hall and Campbell, So-
licitors, Beverley; or to Mr. Hall, searborought near Be.
vestry, wbu is authorised to sell the tame.

Crown-rOce, June 9, 1821.

MEMBER RETURNED TO SEKV IN THIS PRESENT

PARI.I4I4kNr.

Botorok of Lootloolon. Manninw, Esq. of
Combe.Dank, in the county of Kent, in the MUM of Gearge
Finch, E.g. who has accepted the Chiltern Houtireds.
London, England, 1821-06-11

SUND•Y.
The Marchioness of Salisbury's e,
street.
The Earl of Darlington's party, St. James's-square.

Arlingtou-

Yesterday the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG to rform-
ed divine service to the KING and his Houten°ld at
the Palace.

The Princess A untli ra attended divine service
yesterday at the Chapel Royal.
Yerterday Prince LEOPOLD attended divine ft' r -
rice Ni the German chapel, and heard a strawn by
the Rev. Dr. KUPER.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess At-
GUITA and the Princess SOPHIA inked the Duke
aud Duchess uf CRARENCIE yesterday.
A letter from Brighton, dated June 9, ear—.
" The King'• return is not expected soon. His
Mikj•sty's statue, the junction road, and West.
Cliff improvements. the ornamental fence, and
other mutters connected with the Steyne, are the
subjects which excite present attention
The flamburgh Correapondenien says, the
Quern of SPAIN proposes to set out immediately
on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
The Prince C'oburg packet arrived at South-
ampton from Havre on Sunday last, with many
passengers of the greatest respectability, amongst
whom were, ---. OGLE, Esq. and family. The
Briremnia srtived onWednertsv, having, with others
of consideration, Sir GORDON DRUMMOND and fa-
stilly. Capt. BURDETT, R.N. and -- COPPI N GER.
Esq. The departures by the Britaauis weir, Sr
T. TANCRED sod family, Sir GEORGE ANsott and
daughter. Sir H. 13. NIA LS, and many others ni
diatinettoa. By the ( &burg. Mrs. BEST and fa-
mily, Mr. Mitscsitx, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr. DALLAS,
Captains GUMMI mid GARPOILTII, &C.
London, England, 1821-06-11

THURSDAY.

The Doke of Devonshire's grand fete to his Majesty, De.
vonshire House.
lee Earl and Countess of Derby's party, Grosvenor-square.
The Countess of Arran's card patty, Dover-street.
M... Chariton's ball, Hertford-sheet.

FRIDAY.
T he Countess Grosvenor's rout, Grosvenor House.
Viscountess Aslibrook's rout, Mansfield-street.
Sir John and Mrs. Perring's ball, Portland place.
Mrs. Bebb's rout, Gloucester-plate.
Mrs. Beadle's party, King-street, Purt man-square.
SATURDAY.
The Marcitioness of Dnousiturea grand entertainment
the Dukes of Sussex and Gloucester, /ic. its ilasoircrolunr.

The Merthioness of Londonderry's party, after the opera,
St. James's...quire.
Earl Brownlow's entertainment, Earenilisb-square.
OUTINIAN Lacruaa—At Mr. Peuu'r, l'ortieo, New-
street, Sprioe.gardens, at three o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. George Byng's party, St. James's-square.
Mr. and Mrs. Dent's party in Hertford.strett.
London, England, 1821-06-11

MINORITY
Who voted agalost giving £lB,OOO as Ar►ears or the Gras(
which the Duke of Clarence refused to accept in 11118.
Raring, Sir T. Fleming, J. Portman. T. R.
Bennett, Na. H. G. Gipps, G. Powlest, 1100. E.
Bennet, J. Gordon, R. Rice, S.
Bernal, R. Grattan, J. Roberts, A. W.
Birch, R. Molten. R. Robinson, Sir G.
Bright, H. Harbord, line. R. Reinhold. K.
Brollollllll, H. Hobbosse, J. C. tenth, W.
Borg, Lord King, Sir J. D. likeith, John
Cheloner, R. 1....ter, D. L. Swoon, 11.
Demean, T. kla.iin, J. Tennymon, C.
Duedaii, Hon.T. In Rom, Lord Webb, Colour!
Evans, T. Newsome, R. W. Witham', W.
Fame, J. Nugent, 143...1 T R.
Fsrrand, R. Palmer, C. F. Heat, J.
Forbes, C. Faroell Sir H.
London, England, 1821-06-11

OLD I,4ttIIWIRIMmiT: Jugs 9.

TRIAL OF Tilleir:"711111111 Irl8A11".11311;1' OGG LELA.

•
J. Wm, jr. Rii4widrew. W.- Wit-
-Maks. owl J. WA/ VE,. were ondicted for unlaw-
t*lly assembling with others, to the number of 40
or inorv.,rwitli fire-erns'', fur the purpose of assist-
ing in tls4 illegal running and lending contrahand
goods; and there was a connt charging them wilh
firiog at and killing Mr. Snow, a midshipman of
the Serene frigate, employed in the Preventive
Service.
Mr. 'ROLLAND opened the pleadings, and the
ATTORNDY-GICNKRAL stated the facts of the case
to the Jury, as it appeared efternards in the fol-
lowing evident. :
D. N .rth deposed, that he is a quarter-master of
the Never?), on the Preventive or Blockade Service.
In the month of April they were stationed at Herne
Bay, Kent. On the 23.1 April they were called
out at Imo twelve o'clock at night on the usual ser-
vice ; and he was stationed on the beach abreast of
the town. Witness was under Sydenharn Snow,
midshipman. on the tense service. On the morning
of the 240 h, about a quarter before three, they yaw
Mr. Snow, and ahurst four or five minutes after wit.
nese beard a pistol or musket fired, and then
• whole volley of musketry in the direction to-
wards Mr. Snow and himself. Witness heard the
hallo whistling, sold he tying: up the shingles from
beitig fired too low. They fired again, and he re-
treated towards another man, named Wilson, who

was alai of his party. These was then • consider-
able firing from another party, and he head re-
floated cheers of ,4 kill every -- on the beach."
He then funnel several following him, and fieing sit
the same time: ated he heard the whistling or the
bullets. He then retrrafed up the bank tell he saw
n party coining to his assistance. He was ■roted
w:th one pistol and cutlass, and he fired its the
direction of the smugglers, after they had fired first.
Parties of 'hetr men approached in all directions to
their attei.hence. The night was dark. with very
heavy lightning. He could only tell dist there was
a nuetilier of men, by the ttishes of their arms. In
one party there might be shout twenty to the west.
ward of' him, and about the acme 'Bomber to the

e.ottenrd. Hr cll., not know what become of them.

He did tint see Mr. Snow.
By the COURT.—The bullets came very near
him in various directions, both above and below;

but lie could judge that they were fired at
witness underwent no cross-exeminotion.
.1. Nilson, also o season in the Preventive Srr-
London, England, 1821-06-11

POSITIVELY •THR LAST TWO NIGHTS
OF AIR MATHEWR AT HOME.
AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-
HOUSE, STRAND.
THE Public •re reanertfully informed, that
iiry will Soil Mr. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS
PRESENT MONDAY, Jane 11, and Thursday oral, June
14, in his TRAVELS THROUGH AIR, EARTH, and
WATER, and the POLLY PACKET.
••• It is resprelfally mirsowd, that this Theatre will
fur the Sammy liiimwet lie English Orr*, on
June 19. • . •
London, England, 1821-06-11

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.

TM Duchess of Redford iuttnds giving a grand ball in a
G* day■ at her house in St. James's.square.
The Duchess de Friss entertained a large party of distiat-
guisird fashionable. yesterday at ber hour in PorileLd-
piece.
The Marquis of Camden entertained a large party of dis-
tinguished personages yesterday at his house Ski Arlington-
street.

The Marchioness of Cholmoadeley's intended lost tl,:a
evening is postprused till the 25th instant.
The Earl and Countess of Harrool)y entertained yesterday
the Marquis sod Marchinsims of Lausduwn and a large party
at their bonne is Grosvenor-square.
Lord 'Carrington entertained on Saturday Lord Glenbervle,
Lady C. and Miss Barham, Mr. Sidney, Mr. Foley, Mr. Nu-
gent, Mr. Rogers, Mr. W. Betakes, Mr. Shaw, ate. at his
bosses Whitehall.

Sir Hew and Lady D. Hamilton entertained a large party
of distinction yesterday at their honse in Stratford-place.
Mr. and Mrs. Egerton have issued'cards of invitation for
an entertainment on Sunday neat at their house is St.
Jaroes's-square.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGENE.YTS FOR
TUE WERE.
THIS EVENING.
Couples. St. Antonio's ball, Hanover-square.
Lady Bowie's grad ruut is Lkaver-street.
Lady Owee's ball, Portman•square.
Lord and Lady Grantham's party, St. Jartraranquare.
Lord G. H. Cavendish's ratertaiumeut to Prince Leopold
at Burlington House.
Lady G. H. Cavendish's grand rout.
Mrs. Hamilton's ball, Baker-street.

Lady Charks Long's grand elejeano, Bromley Hill.
Lady Aftleek', rout, Clargea-street, Piccadilly.
Mrs. Chanson's ball, Mutes-weft, Berkeley-square.
Mrs. 'Wingfield Stratford% party, Stratford-plaec.

WEDNESDAY.
His Majesty's juvenile ball and party, Carlton Palace.
Lord C.arriugtou's part•, Whitehall.
Almack's.
Mrs. Howard's concert, Grosvenor-square.
Mrs. Hammersley's rout, Pall-mall.
Mrs. Evelyn's hall, Kensington Gore.
Mrs. Attinsun's ball, Nottingbam place.
London, England, 1821-04-23

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, cow
puled f►uat the Returns wade in lle wrck eliding, the 18th
day of April, 1821, is na. Itl. per hundred weight, ex.
elusive of the ditties of rustums paid or payable abet-rota u•
the twportatiou abettor lulu Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-04-23

PRICES OF CORN.

Average Prices of Corn of Euglaiol and Wales, by the
Quarter of Eight Winchester tirsliclia, soil of thttmeal per
boll of 1418bs. truirilopoise, from the returns received in She
week cutlet! the 1411. of April, 1821.
London, England, 1821-02-19

IIYDROPHOBIA.

A sad inetamee of She effects of this dread's! malady took
place lam week at Epping, I■ As care of 4 poor man, a
shuenisk,r. On Monday be complained of ■ pain in the
chest, and a thulium in the thru■t, which cuutitined during
the day; on Tuesday be became ',object to fits, which con.
tinned, with very .burl intervals. till Thursday morning,
whet, death put an end to he wretched roffeCiami.—Every
possible care and attention was paid to him by the medical
gentlemen of the plate, but without eflict. It appears he
vim playing with a dug about Christmas lasi, who bit Isis
wrist slightly; and no appearance of disease occurred till
Monday. The pour It now was perfectly ►eu.tbts during be
intervals, and prayed fervently with the is ire' end gentleman
who visited him. The number of mad dogs in the neigh.
buurleruil lately have eaus4d serious alert...
London, England, 1821-02-19

KOSCIUSKO.

CRACOW, JANUARY 00.
Only 17,000 Polish Aeries are yet sobseeibed towards the
ttasrameut of Kosciusko, yet it seems deteriorated to earning
the plan oa so extensive scale. The mewed or tetasuhrs is
to ►e ao large, that the exposes of briagirrg-awd casting up
the earth are estimated at 40,000 lona& On diming, is to be
placed a block of granite of propersienate site, to be hews
from the rocks on the Vistula, sad which is to beer nu iu.
outlines but the name " Kosciusko." It is farther in-
leaded to pu►chase the whole moomain on which the wound
isAo be raised, with a piece of the grossed as Par as the
Videls, to plant I. a astral sod agreeable manner, mid SO
peoffil it with referees who have served under the General.
They are to have She Wed Red dwelhogs as freehold property,
and to fetes a little society by the sameof Koseiesko's Colony.
It is also proposed to sepport two rang daughters of Kw,-
eiaske's brother, who are orphans, and is Narrow circus.
Ounces. le order to obtain the MOW foe dialog all ibis,
t►e Committee who direct the sebecripitue have resolved to
apply to the admirers of Kosciusko at toweige reentries, mad
is invite, is Framer, General La Fayette; its Keened, Lord
trey; sod is North Ame►ica, the late Presides. 'Jefferson!,
all friends of the deceased hero, to collect artheeriptiosam—•
(Dritek Popov.)

The fineness of the day yesterday, attracted •
numerous assetabbge in Hyde Park.

Among the late arrivals at Bath are
Lard Kauai*, Lady Wyss, Sit P. %ewe, Sir T. Survey,
Sir T. Owllll, HOU. Mn. Agilely, Hos. aliss de Courey, Gen.
Msjse.Ge.enl .Calosel sad Mrs. Gan% Cutauei
aortiester.
At • °fuer"! Assembly of the Academicians,
lately held at the apartments of the Hopi Acade-
my, in Somerset Honor. Mr. E.H. BAILEY, scull).
tor, was duly elected an Academician of that 100 i
Lotion, in the loons of B. Whey, the late President.
On Thursday WILLIAM GOULD, Esq. of Bel-
mont, in Bath, was unanimously elected Rewriter
of the city of Wrlis, iu the place of EltAhelS
DANIA, Esq. deceased:

Noes'. etst.—The next Assize for a neigh-
bouring county will, we understand, introduce to
the gentlemen of the long robe a new and.stognlar
case, which, it is imagined, will afford sauch IWODC
tar legal lamella!), and discussion. The question
at inter t., whether the Defendant, having, it •is
.11eged, by fraud and artilite, inveigled the Plain-
tiff to a marriage with his paramour, i• punishaide
in au action fur deceit ? We .re informed thut the
particular ease alluded to is attended with some ag-
gravated circumstances; one is -the filet of the
hrider advanced pregnancy nt the lime of her ma,-
, i■Kr, mid her consequent weeowehement in lees than
five mouths afterwards. Ve hear the parties are
respectable.--( Dub& Papere.)
Thejoururvmen have given notice to the mann-
factareis of piate stock locks, in StallOrtishire, that
they will not work at the present wages •tier the 3J
uI March. „
London, England, 1821-02-19

CONWAY BRIDGE MEETING.

On Monday last a 'meeting was held In the Town-hallr
Chester, for the purpose of receiving the reports °robe Com-
mittee appointed at a former meeting, on the subject of the
tramway Bridge, and to take tutu consideration the propriety
of assentisig to a small in d rate of postage to and frost
Ireland, fur the purpose of defiayiug the expense of that
measure.

AI twa:ve u'ctodt the Chair was taken by the Right Woe.
abipftil the Mayor, who briefly . instated the subject spun
which the meeting was convened.
Major CURRII stated,thrt since the Neater setting tir-
raeostaucrs Lad transpired which shewed that the. object
In contemplation might be carried tutu effect, Mr. rim' .t
haring given is an (statute of the expesse considerably
lower than the easienate formerly made. Ministers were
fully impresses' with the intporiasce of the 'sesame, and a
Select Committee was appututed to conssiar Mr. elfortes
report.

The report of this Committee was read, which, after re-
citing Mr. Telford's report, gave it as the opinion of the
Committee that the Sledge to question was a great national
object, and worthy the attealiuu of Parhameat.
Major CURRIE then awed, that, although the measuie
met the decided approval of Government, Ministers were
nut di-posed to supply the matey •Ithout proper security.
A letter was read from Mr. Gladstone to Mr. Evrart, of
Liverpool, stating that he (Mr. ) had code-avowed, at a
meetitig held at life Bettie, to impress else itstp.rtance of
the subject on the minds of the kiloliters, but be was out
able to obtain their conical to advance the money without
security for the interest. The only mode thought of was,
in additional postage of one peony on single kit.,. to and
from Ireland, mid a proportionable extra charge upon others,
and placing a turnpike on the Bridge, to compensate fur
ferriage. Meetings had been heW in Liverpool and Mma-
cheater, at which the measure wits looked upon as highly
important, and the increase of postage was client fully sub-
mitted to. A letter was also read trust Mr. Shaw, M.P. for
Dublin, which slated that he had obtained be consent ut
the nierchauts and others in that place fur the proposed in-
crease of portage.
Mr. CURRIP 'ben proposed two Resolutions, to the effect
that the tweeting fully curtest in the proposed extra postage
on all letters to and from Ireland; and ant a Petition he
prepared and rived as soon as possible, preying that the
Loudon mail might be caused to arrive iu Citrate, by mite in
the evening, or as much sooner than it does now as pos►ible.
These littaultitiens were agreed to unanimously.
Mr. GRAN 'ILLS moved that the thanks of the meeting be
given to Mr. Currie fur hie active and zealous elltriik/1111 in
this bunions, which was seconded by Mr. Fulliuti.
The thanks of the meeting were also voted to the Mayor
fur rolling the meeting, and fur his presidiog uu the oc-
casium—(Ckeefer Guardian.)
London, England, 1821-02-19

will be appropriated to her

Majesty awl Salle as*.

Single Tickets lbr. each, or Family Tickets, fur four
Persons, at Two Guineas, •ay be procured at the principal
Marie Shops is the Metropolis; at the Albion Torero,
Al.lrritate street ; of the Committer of the Insittution ; of
Aldermas Wood, South Andtry-street, Grosvenor-square;
and of the Hasissanahle Secretary, John Wilk'. Esq. runs.
bury-place: tad as the smasher of the Tickets will be
limited, applications for thews should not be delayed.
Tickets issued fur J y 17th will he admitted.
London, England, 1821-08-17

'PARIS PAPERS.

WARN, AUGUST 13.
Rid Royal Richness Prince Leopohlett Saxe-Coburg,
auß-
ia_taw of the Ringo( England, and the Hereditary P.M(' of
Illecklenbarx-Strelitx, will dine with the Kitts and Royal
Family next Timothy.
His Majesty transacted business with the Foreign Meis-
ter, and the Duke of Richelieu.

We hire learned with certainty that aotwilbstanding the
Amens of the Grand Seignior fur the purpose of reuniting
tranquillity at Constantinople, the Janissaries and other
Turkish troops, with the populace, continued to iufest the
suburb of Pere, where- they insulted the foreign legations is
the grossest .saner.—(Jamual de Paris.)
A Coupes., it is said, will assemble in the month of Sep.
fresher rest at Presburg, for the discussion of l'oikisb
ailain.,—(Gozette di Nuremberg.)

dre.•amwswasvose, ivi.v 19.
Our Gazelle, referring to the disini !sauces in Moldavia sal
Wolisehia, expresses itself in these terms:—
" It appears the Greeks do sot wish fur the isterferenceof
a foreign Power, on the contrary, they eutertain some fears
with regard to it, and confide in their own strength.
". A very remarkafileoccurrence under existing circum-
stances is the foundatiou olio Asiatic museum, consideriug
the is portauce of the study of she Oriental languages, both
with respect to the ancient history of Russia and that of the
middle ages, slid to political and commercial relations
with the East. This instahlishment, enriched by the musii-
ficenee of the Emperor, now forms a distinguished and va-
luahte collection, including Arsbiao, Persian, Trekirb,
Chinese, Japanese, Mogul. and Cslnoue manuscripts.
" Several ear p• of troops are expected W arrive is this
.capitsty front the-frontiers of Persia."
London, England, 1821-08-17

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Is presaging ate prise to Kr. Mans, tie Prisiiket
'reassumed as elamtent 'abeam on the services of thee
',redeems, sod expetiated ea the besellto arieisg from
educed's.
The premniant esp. value 251.) givers by J. C Comes,
Esq. as M.P. for the County of Cumberland. for the best eel-
tivated estan, was awarded to Mr. Joseph Sander!, of Street.
The cup given by the Board of Agriculture for the best
Imaseged estate in Cumberland, of last year, was on Friday
Nook.
1n to Charles Parker, Esq. of Park ook.
In parading the cup to Mr. Parker, Ilse President made
• few observations. and complimented his friend on having
ploughed the earth with as much credit as be bad formerly
ploughed the swears. When Mr. P. started there was little
prospect of snivels; but the time was not far distant when
the west !sort of Cansbertand would be iu as good a state of
cultivation as say part within the county Formerly he
(Mr. C.) was so prejudiced, that when lie left the &Impose
Farm he shot his eyes, but now be must open his eyes to
improve by the efforts of his neighbours.
Several esteellent speeches were delivered by Messrs.
Graham, Curses, Saul, and Dykes, at the dinner on Thurs-
day. We recollect being present at the manual meeting is
IRIS, when Mr. Curwen made use of this expression,
Many centuries have these walls stood; but I will venture
to say that
the present occasion, for as there is no character in society
more useful, neither Is any more respectable than the British
Aimee." In attention to regrieritiire, II most be admitted
that Mr. C. was always consistent; and that be is consistent
in kindness and orbanity must be felt and acknowledged by
every one who 'Mods the annual meetings.
Messrs. Trombeek, Rlsnsirr, Studhuhrre, and Morley,
were appointed Stewards fur the coining year, which will
be the sevesteenth anniversary.
London, England, 1821-08-17

la the Press, pod shortly will be published, in I vol. Sm.
A N ANALYSIS of Ow TALENTS and
11 CHARACTER of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
By A GENERAL OFFICER.
The Taleole sod Character of Boosporte most be analysed
to be oaderslood. There is so mach a the great sod of the
little, of the ',leaded cud mess, of ketwriedg• sod ivso.
ream, that no true idea eau be fiwased from a (mend Wow ,•
the various talents sod traits of ohmmeter most be Mowed
and examined separately, which is what is dom is Ail Aim.
lysia. Bomporte does sot appear to have bees the greatest
of the French Gewerale cor Stoteworit, bat he waited h him-
self a greater variety of !skids thao perhaps aoy ono skit
ever misted; mod Horse 'aikido, exerted is troublesome times,
wish a persevermoNeopergy, cud audacity, of which then( is
uo mtessple, led to the wakeful somese of that mdrosedi.

nosy lasi. -
T• be pobllslord by W. Bents, Bookseller to his Royal
Highness Ike Doke of Toth, lo St. lsoseihstreet.

THE QUEEN'S FUNERAL.
London, England, 1821-08-28

ADJOURNED lItiQU AST
ON THE 11►►UY OP WHAM) HONEY, SHOT NEAR
CUMNEKLAND GA rE, ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 14.

SEVENTH DAY.

MONDAY, AUGUST 27.
The Coroner and Jury sat at a quarter past two u'eltiek,
at the New lon, Ealgs/ore-road, itorssanat to adjournment.
Mr. Sheriff Waiihnsau soil Sir K. Phillips were to attend-
ance; Mr. Adolphus Wei pet-seat, and acted on behalf of
Col.tusl Covenah.h and the argument.
The FOrrtliall aeluested the Coroater to summon Farmer,
the trisiorter of the 11. fro:ay of the Ist Life (inside; which
mss 41411 I• areoidtiagly.
The l'oreosJaa proposed to summon the officers whose
names had come before them as persons implicated, as it
wttold sari- time, bectimse they ban witnesses who 'Nicht
identify she persists of the particular officer charged with
twins; fired the first pistol.
. .

Mr. Adolphus mild, be ssudentuod that the inspection of
the regiment had ...ken place in the barrack-yard.
Mr. Blatt r wished to ask ou whose behalf Mr. Adolphus
signalled
Mr. Adolphus sAid, on behalf of the Ist regiment of Life
Guers!s. .

Mr. Diable protested against the interference of pron.,.
si )))) st advocacy tin bsbalf of partite, inanely because they
might be implicated is the prat, ediaga of the Jury. Should
such a practice M. admit led, there could be scarcely any ter.
initiation to their lahotirs. Ile deprecated the Ora of him.
lug as inquest committal as it Court of criminal atetisation.
Mr. Adolphus said that hr tl limed she right of being pre.
seat, without any is-telt-ore to the panics, and without ask.
lag it as a favour. But ~tier the subj,eu hit been broached,
he wou d lake leave hi protest on behalf of the officers and
men implicated w the traissactimis at present subjected to
their liquify, against the behaviour of another veisou—a
Megistraie,of superior minimills to the Cormier, who had
iiiverfersd must 'laptop. rly —had call.
d and timothy...atonic/I thirmw—had lent his aid and tog.
;motions to give the prim- edits's a particular truileacy—bad
tern clammed them be fore they came into the Cum t—.aust,
.1„„,, bad slimes biome( througlistit as an silvo:ate,
Omagh, as a public officer, Ise might' he milled on to return
Ilse jug, by wk.un She 1111.1 e arimiug out of these proceedings
soul I Ise used. He alluded hi Ilse conduct of Sheriff
Waishissau, then pr.-seed. n. could nut alter what had been
done, our petrels* she is.fluente of it ; but be objected to it
se behalf of the pasties implicated.
Mr. Mailbags,. consplamed, nail declared that a more wee.
NI uud uutoundid alma had met( beta wade ou him the.
London, England, 1821-02-26

NEXT THURSDAY.

HAZARD and Co. inform the Public that
NEXT THURSDAY Three of the Six Prises of
41,0001 Consols and Money, most Se dream. us which
day the retro( everyTteket now in the Wheel will he decided.
A few of the Uadrsira Tickets sod Shares that have bees
returned, are sow on Sale at HAZARD and Co:s.Officts,
Royal F.:scheme. gate; 26, Curehill; nod 944, Oxford-
street, curses of Swallow-street, where was Sold is Ilse pee-
seat Lottery 2,122 (Class It ), a Prize of 2,0001. Consols,
being the highest Prize yet dialog.
London, England, 1821-02-10

This day is published, is Biro. price 7s. it boards, the Sixth
Ethos of
A KEY to the CLASSICAL PRONUNCIA-
TION of GREF:E, LATIN, cud SCRIPTURE PRO.
PER NAM EA

By JOHN WALKER.
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J. Rubinson; and Sitapki■ and Marshall.
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I. The ELEMENTS of ELOCUTION, Sixth Edition,
price 71 in hoards.
2 A RHETORICAL GRAMMAR; in which the Com-
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and the true %mires of Elegant Pronunciation pointed out.
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3. A RHYMING DICTIONARY, answering at Ilse same
time the purposes of Spelling sad Pronouncing the Eug.
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•
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SrPOIS SOLD IN SHARES.
S%V FT anal Co. sold iu Shorts No. 46, Class B.
a Prize of 21,0001. drawu the 23d of last Mouth, at
their very Fortunate Offices,
No. 11, Poutmnr; 131, ALDOSTE Hton writers.;
12, CHARING CROSS
where Tickets and Shares are now on Sale fur the p• mut
Lottery, sr Welt contains SIX Prises of 21,0001 sod begins ma
WEDNESDAY NEXT,
when THREE Prises of '2,0001. are Sore to he Draws.
The Public may have the Chance of that Day's Drawing at
a very trilling risk, as ALL. the Tickets and Shares will he
i•keu back, whether drown or outdraws, if presented for that
purpose before the 23d of February; and nearly all the par-
chase.tnnutY will be returned, as may be term by the Schemes
delivered gratis at SWIFT and Cu. Offices.
London, England, 1821-02-10

you WILL BE TOO LATE liner NEXT
WEDNESDAY ; but it` you buy before Valentine's
Day you can only lose 18a. on a Whole Ticked, 2s. fu► a
Sixteratb (and other Shares in proportion), because all your
Money will be rrturued, except Iles abore trifling •ruse,
wbeiher your Number is drawn • Blank, small Prize, or re-
mains in the Wheel, provided they are brought hack on or
before FRIDAY, 23d February; but if tint returned by
that lime, the Adv.-tourers must, of course, then take their
chimer fur the remainder of the Drawing. Three of 2,11001.
are sure to lie drawn iu the best fire minutes. The Wheel
coutains Six of 21,000/. &c. Cuuaula sod Money. Nut Two
Blanks to a Paige.

Tick( la and Sham •re telling by T. LUSH, 4, Ciainbill,
and 9, Charing coos., London ; mud by his Agents iss the
Country; who shared and sold in the last Lottery Contract
just roiled, 1,463, 20,000!.; 3,142, 20,0001.; 3,645, 10,0001.
London, England, 1821-02-10

THE WEEN.

Visitors at Brandeoburgh House:—
Lord Whom Mr. W. A. Maori's, N.P.
Lady Milton Sir R. Wilson, M.P.
Hoo. Mrs. Mawr Colossi Notches, M.P.
Earl Thud Lleet..Col. Roberts, M.P.
Mrs. Veva. Mr. T. Marlin, M.P.
Mrs. Demos", Mr. Home, M.P.
A List of Addresses to be presented to her MA-
MITI' at Brandenburgh House, on Monday next,
•1 twelve o'clnek, by the following iwrsons
Pryse Pryor, Esq. H P. J. C. Curviest, Esq. M.P. Robert
Hurst, Esq. M.P. %V. P. Hooywood, Esq. M.P. Jos. Birch,
Esq. H P. Primrose, Esq. M.P. the Hos. R E. Craves,
sod Aldan's,' Wood, M.P.
Rookbioders 1 Market Lawlor's,
Bakers ' 4 Fellows, Riehasood,

Spitaleeldx
Committee for eseortimg her
%skill, to St. Paul's
Sl.Ge.riye, Hanover square
St. Pancras, Middlesex
St. Andrew. Holborn, sod St.
George the Martyr
Ross
North Leads
Sudbury

Odd_ . _
To. k•hire
Inverkrithieg
Monmouth
Bleadon, Somerset
Harrington
Horsham
Romney
Mcdsorad and Wentworth
Nottsunbatt:

TO THR EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS.

gut— Among the uumrrous admirers of thst distinguish.
ed patriot Sir Francis Burdett, I ant sure there is but ono
opinion as to the propriety of his allowing the ►rasp fine
impose I upon him fur what you so properly express an excess
or virtu►. that I do hope be will comply with the wish of the
comemeseily allarge, mid allow Ilse amount to be raised by a
subset iption. You will contribute in nommen degree to the
m11'12,1,00 ufyuur readers hy urging him to such a riles.
sure, and to uoue more su than your humble but ardent ad-
mirer. P.
l/arA•lane, February 9, 1821.

DURL PREVEVTED.

_

Information having beeu ieeeived that a duel was to take
place early yesterday between a C.aptoin S —a, and T. H.
D--e—r, a gentleman of furlune, the latter was watch-
ed when he len his horse, iu the vicinity of Mary le•l3une
New-road, at five o'clock yesterday morning, and repaired to
Fiichtey Common ; the opposite party arrived soon after:
but some suspicion was excited, sad the parties a awned to
London, having avoided soy thing lake preparation for I.
hr. act, of the 114.111 Ce. The coosimbles' orders were to sppre-
beud the parties preparing for the duel.

MATCH TO WALK SEVENTEEN MILES IN
THREE HOURS.

A gentleman, of the name of Billinghurst, matched
on the Last day of January, fur WO guineas, to du the
above great match; he started yesterday motion( on the
xlry road. He walked the fast three milts iota minutes
and 10 seconds, and wax one minute and a half sender the
hour doing six miles. He kept well on his speed, mid was
hacked at 8 to 4 to win, after having done ten util.• in uue
hoar and thirty nine minutes; but he lust making good his
ground after. Oue of his ankles began to swell at lb.
thirteenth mile, which so much increased, that he !railcard
the task after doing fourteen miles in two hours and twenty-
eight minutes.
A men was of. red to be backed ow the ground to run
two miles in ten minutes. The race was made for tee gui.
way and he woo it by eine ',coeds. His name did nut
come use, but he is a Staffordshire man, and was called
Harry; he was only known to his backers.
London, England, 1821-02-10

SIX THOUSAND POUNDS sure to be
rained NEXT WEDNESDAY for Nothing!!!—The
Public are respietfully renairsileil that the Lottery begins
NEXT WEDNESDAY Cfalesitine's Dsyl, and that unless
they purchase immediately,' they will be too late fur the
advantages of the New Mode of Adventure. All Persons
who buy Tickets or Shares before that day have the option
of returning them, and receiving back all their Purchase.
Money fur the same, whether they are drawn Blanks or small
Prizes. or remain In the Wheel, except 185. Co a Ticket
114. fur • Half—la. fur a Quarter-4s. fur au Eighth—and
2s. for a Sixteenth, provided they aie returned by the 23d
Fehrtiary. Three of 2,000/. are sure to he drawn iu the
Ent Five 111inutes, and as each Prize of 2,000 /. will hive a
New Ticket, they will be literally gained fur Nothing! nail
may eventually include some of the Six 21,0001. Consuls and
Money, now in the Wheel.
Tickets and Shares are selling by J. and J. WE-
WRIGHT, 37, Coinhill; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymar-
ket ; and by their Ageing iii the Country ; who sold in Ilse
hat Lottery Contract, in one Lottery, ALL the 20,000/.
PRIZF—S!
London, England, 1821-02-10

•
MARKETS.•
CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Fe RIVARY 9.
We bad but few fresh arrivals of any grain this wormier,
bet a cousiderable quantity remained aver from Weems.
day's supply, for winch there was little o► no demand,
&MmHg') uffrred on lower terms, but both the above articles
of prime quality fully supports Monday's priers. The Oat
trade continues very heavy at a decline of Ir. per quarter,
owing to large arrivals frum Ireland. In Beans and Pease
there is no alteration.
London, England, 1821-02-10

This day are published, iu royal Bvo. price 2s. 6d.
OBSERVATIONS occasioned by a case lately
submitted to Counsel, respecting the Question, bow
far • Contingent or Reversionary Interest of Husband and
Wife in her Right, in Personal Eitnte, is assignable, in
Deed or in Law, during the Coverture.
By THOMAS CANNING,
Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.
Printed for Laud W.T. Clarke, Lew Booksellers, Poets.
gal street, Lincoln's Inn.
N. —New Editions of COKE UPON LITTLETON,
and FEARNE ON REMAINDERS, &e. (with ■ copious
Index ur Digest, and other matter in each work, by the
same Author) have been tly published, being the
Seventeenth Edition of the former Work, and the Seventh
Edition of the latter Work.
London, England, 1821-02-28

pistol! in a state of accusation by the decree of the
Court of Peers of the 13th instant, as accomplices
in the conspiricy of the East against the King and
the Royal Family :—Fraocis Joseph Planzenttx,
Colonel ; Julien Comb?, merchant, formerly Ail-
jutent-Nlajor of the Bth Chasseurs; Francis Guille-
min, Lieutenant in the same regiment ; Fortune
(Indicants., shoemaker ; Joseph Termalet, ex Mar-
, shol.tles-logio of Lowers; Francis Fousque. des-
gams ; • Claude Louis Martel, a labourer; J. B.
Downie's, J. Itatelot, and P. Retelot, soldiers ;
Claude P. Bourgeois, ex Adjutant; Jeannin, a
soldier ; liedot, a labottier; Ilizouard, ex Maitre
des Pustesi; J. Cailloux, a hasir-dresser; and 13ou.
gaud-Mignot.
The cogisixonce of this affair is reinliteil to the
Ass,ze Court of the departnceut of the Puy-cle-
Donor.

FLORCNCE, PRB*U•RY 13.

Oa the evening of the I lth hist the advanced
guard of the Austrian troops pulping through Tus-
cony entered this capital. Yesterday, at three
o'clock in the afternoon, the entire column
It is composed of the infantry regiments of the
Grand-Nlisier of the Teutonic Order, of the Prince
de Wird. Cl►asstler and Giuluy, and of the regi-
molts of cay.elry Riesch, dragoons Prince Fer-
dinand, hussa►s, wish two batteries of arlillesy.
This column amounts altogether to 8,000 Wilt
of whom 4,000 ..:re cavalry. We expect illeetll-
- rely the arrival here of five or ►ix other columns
of equal force.
The first column marched this slay for Sienna.
Another Austrian army is marching by the Ro-
magna and the llsrcl►es of Urbino and Ancona.

We bairn from Naples that all the English
squadron now at Naples is about to assemble in
the harbour of Messina, and that after this event
• gre.t change will take place in the affairs of
St. icy.
London, England, 1821-02-17

• • • - •
• • •
VfLZO iaIILEY. OSSIVAIST 16.
•
• DVROLA It T.
Wn. Illebeasse mod Weis. Peen/ were Pus to Sic is.
felessisseely sod h.r iu.ely ateelieg feces
the• dwelllosg-bosea of hir. Marlys the elder, at Mersa, es
ibe ?lib 'ossuary, a quantity sebeen, moven, aed other
ortleleel'oed Mori Joao sad Serail Wawa. urn charg-
ed
with ressivisig part of the led property, known' it le
be stolen
Tbe voluntary ornateness at Sublease bef..re the Masi..
trate eras read, libido reafeenuo woo corroborated by boo
adueinios is Court, of kw beano twinkled the robliesy.
Several witeenea were etas/tied to bring hone the trial.
to the other Priasseers.

The entreat of Mr. Martyn swore t►at so the morning
after the sight in gitestion, u• gelsiug op be fisood the
bitches door tapes), a ;nue *Aglaia to the wiadow brokru,
and the property gone.
With respect to Powell, a pewabrolter was called, rho
swore that he !sew him; that he had pawned • pair of
pistols at his house, the duplicate of which pistols ►ad been
(011116.1 is the !Wines of a bat, which Powell had het is the
Loose of Mr. Marlyn uu the might of the rubbery. Another
►at was produced in Court, which was found i• pusarssio•
of Powell, and hod been stolen from the house of Mr. Mar-
ty. on t►e same sight.
Mary Jones was prated to have painted some of the shirts
la the same of Marlyn, the name on she shirts.
More of the properly lied beee tread to Sarah Williams.
Bush the females had cohabited with the male Prisoners,
which rircumsta•ce, in addition to the coutradociory stale.
seuste'llitty made, operated as strong suspicions that they
knew the property bad ►ers stolen.
Mr. Justice Baer summed up the ease to the Jury, who,
after a few minutes, retained • verdict of Guth, .gains all
the Prisoners.
London, England, 1821-02-17

THE QUEEN.
--- - -

The Duke of BEDFORD proseeteal • Petition from the
Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery of the City of London,
praying that her Majesty might be restored to her rack and
dignities, sod that her name should be reinstated in the
Liturgy—which was read, sod laid on the table.

FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The Earl of ROSSLYN moved, in the absence of
his Noble Friend the Marquis of Lansdown, who
was prevented from attending on account of in-
disposition, that the Order of the Day for the
House being summoned on this day should be
discharged, as he was sorry to stale, that his
Noble Friend could not with prudence, consider-
ing his indisposition, attend in his place this day
to move for the renewal of the Committee on
Foreign Commerce; but his Noble Friend would
be ready on any day next week which was conve-
nient to their Lordships, to make his !promised
motion. He (the Noble Earl) perceiving that
Wednesday next was tin open day, would move,
that their Lordships should be summoned for that
day for the purpose.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, any day in the
ensuing week would be alike to hien, for the pur-
pose of the Noble Marquis making his motion.
He was convinced their Lordships would agree
with him, that the earlier the Committee was ap-
pointed in the Session, the more bent tit the coun-
try would derive from its services. He had in-
tended to move for some papers relative to the
subject this dry, but he worstd postpone moving
for them until the Noble Marquis made his mo-
tion on Wednesday next.
The order was these discharged, and their Lord-
ships were ordered to be summoned for Wednesday
next.

The Eirl of ROPSLYN then moved for the con-
tinuations of ;he accounts which were laid before the
Committee on Foreign Trade, in the loot year,
up to the prevent time.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1821-11-03

RICH WHEEL!—ALL MONEY PRIZES!
CARROLL. the CONTRACTOR, begs leove
to elite, that althonith 6,500 Tickets were drawl, the
}lra MY, the rothilrilot Rich Wheel remains for the Second
by, 20th NOVEMBER, •heu the First-drawn Prize will
receive aopoor.
2
3
2,000
2
4
Besides otbris of 3001. 2001. &c. and not Iwo Blankel
London, England, 1821-11-03

AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—Thie
agreeably performed Liquor (the original invention of
Mr. Henry), wlil7h is of well-known of in relieving
faiutnrsa mid head-ache, and in counteracting the effects of
overheated, close, or infected air, continues to be prepared,
iu the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and IYM,
HENRY, MANI.' FACTURING CHEMISTS, MANCH ES.
TER. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs.
BAYLEY and SLEW, Perfumers, Cockspnr-street and
retail, price 2s. 9d. by one or more Agents in every principal
town; but it cannot be genuine, unless the names of the
Alive Preparers are engraved on the Government Stamp,
winch is Sired ever the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge
Boxes are sold by Bayley sad Bkse, as usual.
As above may also be bad, authenticated by a similar
HENRY'S9In.p, CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bottles at
21. 911. or witb glass stoppers at 4s, Id.
London, England, 1821-07-06

CARRIAGES. NEW AND SECOND
HAND. A large asaortritest, in the first Style,
essompieiely, fitlitsi for Travelling or Town, no Sale or
ash, are ready fur iospection at 93, Long-acre, opposite
aorir;slreet.
London, England, 1821-07-06

This day are published, price 3s.
J3IDLE KIEV ME,4, on thr Nantes of all the
All Books of the Old and New Testament, with Alluniess
to some of the principal Ineidrnta and Characters.
By HANNAH MORE.
Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand; and Hatebard and
Sun, Piccadilly; and W. !Packwood, Edinburgh.
of whom man also be had, by the same Author,
MORAL SK rren Es of prevailing Opinions and Man-
ner,:, Foreign and Domestic; with RffieCIIIMS 00 Prayer.
Eighth Edition, price io boards--aud New Edifices of
all her olber Works.


This day is published, price 3s. honor% dertiented, by per-
mission, to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Winchester,
the Second Edition of
IDOSALIIS onri HYMNS. ',leered for the Use
10. of Congregations i■ the Esited Church of Englaad
and Ireland
•s• The Psalms and Hymns now prevented to the PlebNe,
for the second time, were collected fur the use of the
Churches of Ruckileti and Holbearh, of Blnntishasri rum
Esrith, soil Herningford Grey; and the Selection was sanc-
tioned by the high authority of the distinguished Prelate
who !wily piesided over the Diocese of Lincoln.
Printed for T.Cadell, in the Strand.
London, England, 1821-07-06

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• Stn—The New Theatre Asia!, 11laym -AM, opened s
H'ellneinlay hat fur the seinsots, with almost a new company,
composed of recruits that hid motel, tees servire at *Us
and hat vety few of them had wen Ismmurals& syrlr lee yet
what can the present Manager n( this Thestruil.r! When
Foote and the elder Colman had it, I hey west reabtra to open
by the middle of May, liecalme that ma, the time wises the
winter Managers felt it mtpediest to rest from thrii dramatic
labours sad then ais Fawns, a Paissius, a ritWere, and a
nannister were glad to enlist under the berme of the minor
asultyweat and laugh daric.r she nutmeg. Bet, porter
bath heroine mole powerful, and She winter rats Lase twerp-
rd the eheem-bf the Muses, and left the Nacre par.isgs W
solace We mice is the dug•rlals.

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