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NAVAL INTALLWENCE.

PORT• 111017111, smarms SI.
Arrived the Sorrey,Ralue, from the Dawes for New South
Wales; Robert Edwards, Sberbonae, frame ditto fo► New
York ; Hiram, Wait, from Leghtera; tad ithr Majesty's dip
Larne from the Mediterranean.

Sail.d the Seringspalaso asd litesisitlsg to the westward.
DRAL,
Come down from he River sad sailed she Wigton., Ed.
wards, for Tewersffr; Elisabeth, Pickhouse for St. Jobs's,
New Brusswick ; Asialopr, Sheriff., fir Got:altar; Oporto,
Carey, fur Oporto; Dispatch, noisy, fur Malls; Trans,
Rowe, for Seville; Dart, White, foe Nrwfooadlasd sad Dr.
seems; sad the Dutch frigate Eurydice fur Batavia.
Bewails the Brothers, Valselia, Repos, sod Caledonia, fur
the River.

rumour'', sermon 25.
Arrived the Prim* Regret packet from the Matt. crams..
sailed (rum Currie the 12th August, Malls the 19th, sad Gib.
rafter the 7th September; Marquis of Salisbury packet from
Jamaica sailed the elit August, sad from Crooked Joked
the 14th August.
The fulluMeg vessels have sailed be Lemke—the Aea,
Blenheim, Betsey, Lusts% Whim, Rockingham, Desire, Trw,
au4 Fuur Frieeds.
Sailed the Dusan Forbes, Levi', for Hasiborgb.

A case or hydrophobia Obeyed heel( at Bosto►,
last week, hilly days after the time when the animal
(a pig) was known to have been bitteo by a rabid
dog. The dog belonged to Mr. SYMONDS, of
Hugh-street ; it was de,trayed at the time, and all
necessary precautions were used for • month, by
order of the Magistrates. The p 4 was the pro.
perty of Mr. Karr, a cow.keeper. in Ski►beck
Quarter, and was destroyed last week on aluiriag
indubitable symptoms of hydrophobia.

On Tuesdny night lest a room in the Prince of
Srue•Coburg public-house, in the Kent-rood, was
feloniously entered, and a quantity of money, plate,
and other valuable property Mirka therefrom ; the
former consisted of three bank-Dotes of the respec-
tive value of 201. 10/. and 51, together with 92 so-
vereigns. Among the plate stele thirteen table,
four dessert, tweuty-one tea, and seveu salt spoons,
two saute ladles, two salt cellars, two butter boats,
pepper and sugar castors, fish trowels, two pair
Bogor tour', two cream jugs, large buckles, ale
mug, tea strainer, gold watch, two pair garnet ear-
rings, three brooches, three pooch ladles, pap boot,
mid one old English crown. No trace has as yet
been discovered.

PRICE OF

TESTERDA Y.
London, England, 1822-03-19

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, Mutat 18.
Moir Lordships met at twelve o'clock.
♦PPEALS. . .. _ _

SOUTHWOOD, Appellant; FozatAw, Rsepeedeel.
This was an Appeal from the decision date Court of Ex-
chequer. Mr. Pepys was heard for the Rapped's., sod Mr.
Hawse is reply.—Judyneat postponed.

ALLAN, Appellant ; MAGUIRE, Respondent.
This wiui as Appeal from the decision of the Court of Ses-
1110U (Scotland). Mr. Blake was heard foe the Appellant,
and M. Hume and Mr. Slides for the Respondent.e—Judg-
sent postponed.

GaAs*, App•tlont ; HUNTER, Respondent.
This was an Atwell from the Court of Session (Scotland).
Mr. Wetherell was beard for the Apptllaat.—Furtber argo-
meta postponed.
The Earl of FALMOUTH, introduced by the Earl of
Shaftesbury and the Earl of Limerick, took the oaths and his
seat.

The Dnke of MONTROSE delivered a Message from his
Majesty, that he bad bees waited upon with the Addrentes
of their Lordships of the 14th and 15th instant, sad that his
Majesty bad bees graciously pleased to give directions ac-
cordiagly.
Lord AUCKLAND presented • Follies fro. the labs-
helmets of the Tows of Tanoton, in Seeicrsetsbire' praying
Hot a Court for the recovery of small debts might be con-
stituted to that corm—pad, and laid es the table.
On the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY the
Aliens and Drnisent Bill, the Mutiny Bill, she Royal Ma-
rine Mutiny Bill, and the Aesual ludetnnity Bill, were
severally read a sowed time.

CIVIL LIST.
Lord KING said, that understanding that the day he
had giver Notice to bring the question relative to the
Civil List before their Lordship% would be inconvenient to
some of their Lordships, he would move that the Order of
the Day fur the Howse to be summoned ou Tharsday rest
should be discharged, for the purpose of its being mewed
for Tuesday. the 26th of Nareh.—Ordered.
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MoNDAT, Ma'am H.

The SPEAKER took the Chair a few minutes before four
o'clock .
CALCR AFT moved fur account.' of ill causes tried
at Quarter Sessions in Ireland Miring the last live years,
distiuguishiug each yew, and subtracting those ma acoount
of the omulaymeut of tithes; and also all Mistiest i■ the
Irish Ecclesiastical Courts is the same period, wader the
same distioctions.—Ordered.
Sir J. YORKS serisig the Secretary of the Admi-
ralty in his place, wished to put a question to him
respectioic a regulation of the naval service, which
was of an interest beyond any other rule or regula-
tion of that service which could be named. The
question turned upon the breach or observance of a
certsiu law, which, fur reasons best known to them-
selves, had, by the Commissioners of the Admiralty
been set aside in a recant case. The rule he allud-
ed to woe, that by which officers who had quitted
active service for the civil offices of the department
London, England, 1822-03-19

BUCKS LENT ASSIZES.

AYLESBURY.
J. tsptefford and J. Deeley were indicted for a
highway robbery. Deeley pleaded gaiity, bat
Spofford chose to take his trial.
Wm. Head,. short and rather feeble-looking men,
stated himself to be a dealer in fruit, living at Sear-
green. On the r`ath of September, the sale being
rather dull, it was twelve o'clock before lie could
dispose of his whole load of damescenes and
leave Covent-garden market to (return home, con-
sequently it was midnight before he reached Chal-
font St. Peters. He rode in his cart, and at he
was passing by Welder's Farm, being then in a
doze, he received suddenly a blow on his bead,
He rose up, and saw Deeley at his horse's head.
backing the cart not of the road. Spofford struck
him violently several times, and knocked him out
of the cart under the horse's heels. Ile theft gave
the horse a blow, and started him towards home,
where he arrived without his master. After further
violence, witness said to them, " If you want toy
money take hi, but don't murder me." He saw
,Spufford aiming again at his head with his stick
(which was as thick as his wrist), said to save him-
self he put op his arm, which received the blow,
!and was brokeu in two places. Deeley then turned
him round, as he lay incapable of motion. while
Spofford rifled his pocket. .of all his roomy,
amounting to about 41. He then knelt over las
face to ascertain if he breathed, and they after-
wards left him. The poor man, after recovering a
moved towards home. He rested for home
time against a gate to gain further strength, few iog
that they might return to him. He got to Ins oats
itoose, where he was laid up for 15 ur 16 weeks,
from the dreadfal injuries lie had received oa eau
head, his arm, and other ',arts of his body.
The witness, in his cross-examination. said, it was
a'star-light eight. He had known the Prisoners
airier they were children; they lived in the same
village us he' did. He hoped his Lordship would
not punish them very severely ; he could forgive
them.
Mr. Atilt, the constable, proved that on receiving
information from the above witness, the Heat day
the Prisoners were apprehended at Beaconsfield.
Only 3s. Gd. were found upon them.
The Jury immediately returned a verdict of
(.41//9.
The JUDet—" Prisoners, you must expect ran
mercy on this side the grave."—Both sentenced to•
death.
London, England, 1822-03-19

itAMP.P9LAND. Massa It, ISSI.
THE T DIRECTOktS of the
GOVERNOR end COMPANY of the BANK if
ENGLAND Om Notice,
Tnat a GENERAL. COURT win be held at Ike Bank oa
THURSDAY, the Vim inst. at Eleven **Clock iu the Furs.
wan, to consklrr of a DIVIDEND; and aloe, that another
GENERAL COURT win be held at the Book on TUES-
DAY, the iitth April seat, from Ten o'Clock in the For
▪ till Four in the Anernoos, for the ELECTION of a
GOVERNOR and DEPUTY-GOVERNOR for the year
ensuing (ohieb will be declared that evening); and she same
Coed will be continued by adjournment, aid held at the
same place sad during the same hones, on WEDNESDAY,
the 10th April nem, for the ELECTION of Twesity-four
DIRECTORS (which will also be else of the Quarterly Ge-
neral Courts appointed by the Charter), and the Election of
the Twenty.feur Directors will be declared as soon as the
Stratus), is over.
Printed Lists or the Proprietors baring Votes will be
ready to be delivered at the Bank on Saterday, the 13d
instant. R. BEST, Secretary.
N.B.—By an Act parsed is the 7th year of the Reign of
his late Majesty, no Person will be entitled to Vote at the
said Electhan who shall not have been Six Calendar Months
possessed, in his own right, of the Stock for wbieh he shall
then give his Vote, inks* the said Stock shall have bees
acquired, or shall bare come by Bequest, or by Montage, or
by Succession to an Intestate's Estate, or by the custom of
the City of London, or by any Deed of Settlement after the
death of any person who shall have been entitled fur life to
the Dividends urged' Stock.
London, England, 1822-09-17

FEVERSH A M RACES.

The following are the particulars of the different heats :
A Sweepstakes of 501. with 201. give, by the Tuwo. Two
Mile Heats.

Mr. Friend's bg. Saddle Back, 6 yrs old
Mr. W. Wright's gr. f. Merry Maid, 4 yrs old
Mr. Eason 's br. g. Creeper, aged •
Mr. Larry's b. g. Haphasard, aged
Mr. Selmones ch. f. Flora Illaclvor, 3 yrs old
A Sweepstakes of 501. with 25r. given by the Town.
Mr Hulk?, s br. h. Cbatice, 5 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Friend's b. g. Saddle Back, 6 yrs old
Mr. Easoo's br. g. Creeper
Mr. Flint's br. h. Slim, aged
A Sweepstakes of 501. with 151. given by the Town.
Mr. Maxted's b. e. Bine Ruin, 4 yrs uld 1 1
Mr. Quihampion's b. g Jerry Hawthorn, S yrs old 2 2
Mr. How■rd's eb. on. Rose Bud, aged..
Mr. Cuuke's ch. in. Siker Leg% aged 4 dr

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Egham rwces will commence this day. There
are twenty homes for the sports, all:of good breed.
In addition to the races, the Rumford Baker is
matched forl ■ turn-up with Nash, the Kingston
Baker.

Randall, it is said, has a rod in pickle r Neale,
the Striatum youth, in the miens' of Dan Kirwan.
an Irish led. Jack Randall says he means it, and
the friends of Neale may be accommodated with
thirty of fifty sovereigns by just leaving the blient
with him, Nrulwr Walker not Litinky ire to gam-
mon or to buff a this match.
London, England, 1822-09-17

person of gsmuel Jones a silver watch and las. in '
silver.
Samuel Jones, a journeyman miller, deposed that
on the night of the Ist or July, lie was at a dance
it the Castle public-house at Islevrorth; he danced
With a person named Sarah Spruce; lie left there
with her about two o'clock in the morning, and went
op ‘Valpole-lane; wilco lie had got one hundred
yards 00 the lane he saw three men running very
fast abreast; and when they came up one of them
struck witness, and u man on each side held his
arms down while the third man drew his wat.•h
from his fob and about 14s. or 16r. in silver out or his
pocket, with wlUch they runaway towards Twicken-
ham. The watch had a metal seal, uf little value.
He was quite sure the Prisoner was one of the three;
he was the man who drew the watch ou t of his
pocket.
Witness saw the Prisoner before at the public-
house, and as he went up the street before he turned
into the lane he also saw him standing with two
other men, but he could not say if they were the
men who afterwards held him. He was perfectly
sober at the time.

Cross-examined by Mr. A unaews—Fle did after
he was robbed go into the street and laid hold of a
man whom he thought was one of the robbers, but
was convinced afterwards lie was mistaken and let the
man go; lie did tell the woman Spruce that she
must go back with him as she must know them.
Sarah Spruce examined.—Witness was at the
Castle on the day mentioned in the indictment, and
danced with the last witness, and was positive the
Prisoner was one of the three men who robbed him.

John Webb, constable,apprehended the Prisoner
on the 4th of July, at his residence on Twickenham
Common. He came the day before to his house to
surrender himself; it was not till the 6tb July the
Prisoner was taken before the Magi►trate.
The Prisoner. when called upon for his defence,
denied all knowledge of the transaction.
Two witnesses, • man and woman, were called,
who swore they were in company with the Prisoner
from kslf-past twelve till four o'clock in the morn-
ing at the Castle, during which time he was never
out of their sight for three minutes at a time.
Mr. Justice Itrcw•aosou summed up the evi-
dence, and left it to the Jury to say which set of
witnesses they would give credit te.
The Jury, after sonic deliberation, returned •
verdict of Guth'.
London, England, 1822-09-17

MA REETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, NO6DAT, Strroma 16.
Oar market was well supplied with Wheat to-day from
Essex, Kent, mud Suffolk, and early i• the morning some few
tales were made of picked saittples of New al a small adeltuee
on last Monday's prices, but the drmand was far from tori•k,
and particularly towards the close of the market, when fine
runs (rum the above commies were disposed of at the prices
of nil day oeinnight; but told Wheat goes off very slowly,
although offered at low prices. Fine New Barley is full Is.
'er quarter
ad ; bat there is icareely nay demand for old Rarlry
except fur grinding, at from 18i. to 11s. Grey Pease arc. Is.
per quarter higher. In White Pease, Beaus, and Oats, there
is iso alteration.
CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
_

Whesl,llCest &--Esk-ex---
'
Ntw
20. 40s
Suffolk, New 36. 48s
01J . 20s 38s
Norfolk 20s 42.
Nye
Batley, New 2Bs 34.
---- Old
Malt ....44. 46.

White Pease 24s 28.
White Pes.e(Boilee )18. 30.
Grey Pease 24. 28.
Small Besse ..... 26. 28.
Tick ditto .. lB. 21.
Oats, Potato
Poked Oats
Feed
Floor, per sack .... 40s 45$
Rspe Seed, per last.. 20/ 211

IMPORTATIONS LAST *BR[.

English Wheat, 7,586 ; Barley, 1,292; Malt, 4,963 ;
Oat., 9.390; nye, 15; Beans, 1,594; Pesos, I,l43—bibs
Oats, I,7ls.—Eughalt hoor, 9,410 sacks ; Americas', 40
barrel..
London, England, 1822-09-17

SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, Strrtvart-'6.

Our supplies continuing to he most abundant in all
descriptions of Meat, there is ■ dullness in sales beyond all
fernier precedent, mod prices are extremely heavy at nominal
priers as on last market day. lu the Hay Market there ap-
pears to be ■ briskness in the sale of all articles sold to-day,
bat without any alteration in prices. The following is an
accurate statement of the prices and numbers:—
To Mak the .511 per state of Slb.
8eef....25. 04. to 3a. 04. Head of Cattle this day:
Mottos ..2s . 04. to 2s. 84. Beasts 3 lOO
Lamb„..3s. 04. to 4s. 04. Sheep and Lambs... 28,000
Veal. 04. to 4s. OJ. Catena 2BO
Pork ....2a. OJ to 3s. Od Pip 240

HAY-M.
Ray
Clover ....... 41.
arm.

►RIEET.
1.. t. 31. 17.. 61.
1.. So 41. 1.. 0.1.,
1.. to 11. 17.. 6.1.
London, England, 1822-09-17

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. SEPTEMBER 19,
Dispetcbes from Poitiers have just been received.
They bring the decision of the Cour d'Ainities.
given between eleven and twelve o'clock last slight.
Berton, Cafte, Synge, Fretlio, Jsgliu, and Sew-
chink are condemned to death. The other sc!used
are found guilty only of not having disclosed tl.e
plot (the details will be given to.morrow.)—(Qeo-
fidienne, September 13.)
London, England, 1822-09-17

LICHFIELD RACES.

TIROISDAY, sartastsitu 12.—(t.arr DAT.)
The Members Plate of 50... foe all age.. Two•aile heats.
Mr. F. L. Charltun's ch. h. Plumper, 5 yrs,
Sat. 71b.
IA Anson's b. c. The Patriarch, 4 yr. old,
lit. 10Ib.
Mr. Jackson's b. m. M nerve, 4 yrs old, Isl. 131 b 1 2 4 dr
Mr. Painter'. hr. h. The Main, 5 yrs old, Bet 4 3 2 dr
Sir G. Pinott's b. m. Loyalty, 5 yrs old, Sit.l2lb. 3 dr
But few rare. were ever better ronterted than this. All
four heats were disputed from beginning to end, sod WAS
woo at last only by a hire length by Plumper, who was the
favourite against the field at starting, as known to be a good
horse fur a long day. 2 to 1 apt Patriarch; 2 to 1 apt
Loyalty ; 3 to 1 ag.t The Main ; 4 to 1 agst Sheer,*
After the fist beat 2 to 1 apt Plumper; and the field opt
Minerva, who won the heat. After the second hest, even
betting on Plumper; and after the third heat, 5,0, and any
odds on Plumper.
A Sweepstake. of lOgs. each, with 20p. added from the
City Subscription. One two•neils heat.
Mr. Beardworth's b. c. Sir William, 8.1.411,
Mr. Perkins's br. f. by Vandyke, Jon. Sat. lib.
London, England, 1822-09-17

PRICE OF CANDLES,
From Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Price of Candles, per dosed, 0.1 Od—Moulds, 10s 4J.
6d. per dose.. allowed for ready mosey.
N.B.—The prices iu the general Retail Shops are from
to Md. p. r lb.
London, England, 1822-09-17

COURT OF ASSIZES OF PARIS.

Affair of the responsible &WWII of the Constilufionnel„
Courier, Journal dr Commerce, and Pilots, accuseJ of
correctness and bad faith in report lag the peueretliugs of ;he
Coed of A*siZPl daring the trial of the Rochelle cousps-
ruler*.

M. Melillo°, the Advocate of the Accused, took a■ ob-
jection to list Court proceeding is the trial, By the min-
uet of proceeding which had befit adopted, his cheats,
he said, were deprived of all means of proving that what
they had reported bad actually pawed, lu ptoteedidt
on a new law, we are bound to follow the dispositions of
the former existing laws which have not been ►epealed. The
6th itittele of ele hew of May 26, 1819, oteiges the Pula;ic
Prosecutor to point out the (acts v 0 which the acculatw .1

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London, England, 1822-09-17

COMMUTATION OF TITHES.

There is no doubt whatever that Parliament, on
its meeting, will take the subject of Irish tithes
into its immediate and most serious consideration.
Preparations, with that view, are, we have reason
to know, in considerable furwardoess. In the
menu time, it behoves the Irish counties to be pre.
pared. one and a//, with their Petitions stud relive.
sentatioi.s. The Grand Juries of several coon.
ties have, •s has been already stated, come to He.
solutions tanitamouut to those passed io Loudon on
the subject.
A commencement is about to be wade, under
very alsopscions csicumptencet, in the county of
NVsterford. His Grace the Duke of Devonshire
is now at Lismore, in that county. Besides being
one of the greittst landed proprietors in Ireland,
the Duke of Devonshire is also a great
proprietor. At his instance principally, as well
as that of the Gentlemen of Waterford, a meeting
is convened by the High Sheriff, to be held at
Lismore on Monday nest. We regard this meet-
ing as of extreme iuterest, not only to the county
•f Waterford, but to the kingdom. It iv, indeed,
• most gratifying thing to find that this Noble.
man, who has more to lose as a layman than, per-
hops, any other individual of the country, has put
himself prominently forward on such an occasion.

It has been mentioned to us, but we do not
vouch for the fact, that if his noble father's health
will permit, it is the intention of Lord Milton to
visit his estatels in the county of Wicklow this
autumn, and that one of his objects is to ascertain
the tense of the county with regard to a cumn►uta-
tioo of tithes. We imagine that tie sense is
already ascertained. One of the best resident bind.
lords in Ireland is Lord Powerscoart. His Lords-
ship is also •n ardent and steady advocate of the
church establishment but he knows, that while
the revenues of the church are collected in the pre-
sent way, that establishment can neither be popular
nor elhcient. His Lordship is, therefore, • friend
to commutation, and his name appears in the cata-
logue which is appended to the London Tavern
Resolutions. The Members of the county are also

friends to the measure. James Grattan is their
hereditary advocate.
We take it for granted that the Doke of
Leioster and Lord Cloncurry will head a Ittqui-
salon to the Hugh Sheriff' of Kildare for the rattie
purpose.—(Dabhrs Paper.)
London, England, 1822-09-17

Spanish frigate Li;era, and their united squadron
wotild their be eripsl to any naval forces their ene-
mies might he able to send against them.
It is now clear that the Royalist General Morales
surprised General Snublot* in she late action, sod
the Indepessrlente thelneehres as knowledge that the
latter lost 200 men. Being, however, afterwards
joined by the British and irsvh troops in the service
of the ft eptibli.t. under the command of Colonel
Davy, who distinguished himself at the battle of
Coroboho, Morales deemed it more prudent to act
oil the defensive, and since lie has gone with his
forces to take the command of Puerto Covello.
Paez, in the meats time. had sent to the plants for
1,000 cavalry and lancers, to reinforce Soublette's
Caraccas end every part of the interior is
represented as bring perfectly tranquil. Colonel
11611, the independent editor of The Anglo-Colons-
bias newspaper, ha. been ordered to Santa Fe on
military duty. The paper res., however, to be COB..
untied under the name of The Columbian.
London, England, 1822-09-17

hi?i:

• ,
Last evening, about half-past eight o'clock, en
exterisiie fire broke out in the premises of Mr.
Hales, manufacturer, in Bermondsey New.
rood. There being for some time is great scarcity
of water, and the premises principally consisting of
sheds, the fire spread with considerable rapidity,
and c ((((( municating with a number of small cot-
tages, occupied mostly by persons employed in the
manufactory, presented a scene of awful splendour.
Before the engines could g,et into full play, it had
also communicerted its devastating ravages to the
timber-yard of Mr. Llsir, and continued to burn
with increased fury until near twelve o'clock, but
was subsequently subdued by the great exertions of
the firemen. The loss sustained must be immense,
as the place exhibits an entire waste.
London, England, 1822-09-17

THE ARMY.

RELATIVE. RANK Alm PRECEDENCE (osatcrrtie PT
°Kota) or OFFICERS or ?n■ ARMY any NAVY.
The Admiral or Commander to Chief of his Majesty's
Fleet, ranks with a Held Marshal of the Army.
The Admirals with their Flags at the msiatopmast•head,
rank with Generals
l'ire-Admirals rank with Lieutenant-Generals.
Rear•Adwthali rank with Major-Generals.
Commodores, with Broad Pendants, rook with Brigadier-
Gower,.
Captains comment/hip Post Ships, after three years (tom
the date of their first Commirsiou fur a Post Ship, rack with
Colonels.
All other Captains commanding Post Ships, rank wish
Dearenant- Colonels.
Captains of his Majesty's Ships or Vessels, not taking
Pint, rank with Majors.
Llestewants of his Majesty's Ships rank with Captains.
The Rank and Precedence of Naval Officers, io the Climes
•hoee-meutioned, take place according to the seniority uf
their respective Commissions.
Post Captains, commanding Ships or Vessels, that do not
Site Post, rook oaly with Majors during the time of their
eominandiag such Vessels.
Nothing in these Regulations is to authorize a Militsry
OfAcer to command any of his Majesty's Squadrons or Ships,
nor a Naval OMeer to command Troops on Land.

THI TURF.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, !fermium M.

This was a busy day antoupt speculators on the Don-
caster St. Leger. Some brisk betting took place •t about
the time the horses were ru•niog for the great stake, as fol-
lows :

7to 4 saw Swap 18 to 1 grit Marcella,
5 to 1 oast Ajax 9to 1 sot Slr.Gascoigre'se.
6 to 1 age Mauldin/ 18 to 1 agst soy other.
Twenly-three horses were backed to start.
London, England, 1822-09-17

" Dumws et plums uxer."— Hoe.

Thy bootee aid pleasing wife.
SOCRATES, by big i)iseeurse on Marriage, eo
enraptured his auditors with the subject, that the mur
tied men ll.w to their wires, and the hichelors hastened to
be wedded, and the " Spectator" has allirmed, that the word
"wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature.
The sacred institution, the., of marriage, compasses the
desideratum of our enjoyment, teeming not only with hip
pinera on earth, but thiposiog the soul itself to harrnimize
with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to eutering iota
this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative deli
not only to regulate the passions, but to clause the crowd
nature from those impurities which the freedoms ids ea-
resiiicted pleasure sway have entailed on it. To the
neglect of attention are attributable malty of dose
hapless iustances, which, while they excite the coma•
aeration of the beholder, Omelet also impress him with she
fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effernisise the
body.-4 resideues in the tropihs will relax the elastic fibre--
but more especially dces the premature ideluitio• of
youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into e
side of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more
than doubts the chance of edict To all such, then, el
address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular arena.
felicity ; nor will our edvanets appear questionable, seer:
honed se they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty yet*
successful experience. The easy eases of married life err
sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessow
which concentrate the 'tepid wreath, fur the kaiak 1,10
if often constituti .... ally weak, yet it eats be stoeigtheata,
and deficient energy improved tutu functional pima. h'
every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every riles.
anon of the generative economy, we pledge our ability is
cure speedily, and wok effect. Lao neatly solicitous to wipe
the unfeeling empiric Aron the position to presumptsouell
takes up, we deviate (rum general priociples with
bee
hesitation; and confident in our own h able toter*
as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer tbe.ed-
fering community of either sex (especially these toted*
Into matrimonial life) at once to our boom, whir'
daily attendasce is rivets for personal consuleamo, sod let.
tees from the couotry are immediately •nsworsd; amps ease 4
contain a remittance for advice and metiocioe, natio eats he
forwarded to any part of the world , however dialect.
GOSS and CO. M. R C. Sargeoes,
No.?, Jermyu-steret, Se. James.; and No. 11, Rateraii
street, Fleet-street, Leedom.

Meted and Published et THE BRITISH PRIM Me
THE GLOBE Oise, He. 1”, Strsad, by CHAR LEA
CORNWELL, of the Sttsedi
London, England, 1822-09-17

THE EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE.

Yesterday ►his various case was heard for ■ third
time before the Mag►strates of the heed police.
office, pursuant to a 'amnions, of which the fol.
lowing is a copy. The summons is founded un the
13th Geucge 1., chap 3 :
London, England, 1822-09-17

DR. BOERHAAVE'S RED PILL, No. Q
(sealed with Red Was), famous fur the Curs assay
Stage and Symptom of • certain Complaint.—lt is a melee-
cboly fad, that thousands fall victims to this horrid Dis-
ease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who by an
improper treatment of this dirt ful calamity, ant u iifrequent ly
cause those 'tool Ulcerations and Blotches which so onto
appear ou the Head, Face, and Booty, with Dimness is
the Sight, Noise in the Ears, Deafness, Strictures, obstinate
Gleeis, Nodes on the Shin Roses, Ukerated Sore Throat,
Diseased Num, Nocturnal Pains to the Head and Units
(frequently mistaken for other Disorders), till at length
general &Wily sod decay of the constitution ensues, and a
melancholy death puts • period to pufrerium mortality.
•,,* With eneh Buz to Kivem a eopioots Bill of Direotions,
by which persons are enabled speedily to core themselves
with safety and serresy, without coufinement or hiuilransc
of business. Its amazing rale fur many years is • cerliu
criterion of its great utility.—Price only 4s. 6d. per Box.
Beware of Couaterfiiis.—The genuine Boerhaave's Rod
Pills, No. 1, or No. 2, are sold by Mr. Johnston, 68, Corso
bill; Mr. Snipe (late Bacon and Co.), 150, Oxford-west;
Mr Ward, Holborn; sod Mr. Stradling, Royal Exclitage,
London.

This Medicine is a highly useful remedy in Chronic Rheu.
sesstism, Gl...tablas Obstructions, and Scurfy E►uptions; is
short, it has succeeded shso salivation and other seas. lave
faded.
London, England, 1822-09-17

DONCASTER RACES 18t2.

SATURDAY STONING, •TITEMItf 14.
The races may be said to have commenced this day, and
we do not ever recollect observing • greater assemblage of
spectators on our course before on • first day ; is fact there
•re more visitois of every description, from t►e nobleman
to the lowest descriptios of sporting characters, than we ever
witnessed oo a former occasion. There are th horses sup-
posed to start fur the St. Leger OS Monday next (yesterday);
they are ill in high condition and spirits, with the exception
of Euphrosyne, who will not start. The weather is fa-
'marsh'', and the following is au accurate statement of this
day's raining :

PATURDAY, SZIPT R l4.
Match, 20.1e5, h. ft.—St. Leger come.
Mr. Lambton'a rh. f. Fortuna, by Comma, Sat. 61b.... rec. ft.
Lord Qurensberry's bl. c. Pluto, by Smolensk's, Sit. 31b.
Match, 100 gs. b. rt.—One mile.
Sir John Byrig's b. f. Madeline, Sat. 31b. (W. CM) 1
Lord Queensberry'. b. c. Orator, by Prime Minister, flat„ 2
Match for Mtgs. eacb, h. Two miles.
. .

Mr. Gorwood's b. h. Raadoss, aged, Ild. (W. fieott.) 1
Mr. Dade's Is. Raker, b yrs. old, 1081. 41b 2

BETTING AT DONCASTER or SATURDAY NIGHT.
2 to I sgst Swap 3 to 1 apt Negotiator
6 to I apt Ajax 40 to I apt Mr.Gascoignei f.
7 to 1 apt Handouts 500 to 15 opt Mariiin
8 toll opt Mr.Gapeoignesc 500 to 50 agst Bay Burton
14 to I apt ?darerlluti 500 to S apt Theodore
20 tol opt Lotto:a 50 to 1 agst Lord Egreoloses
30 to I agst Pilgarlick gr. c.
30 to I apt Antonio 50 to I apt Magnus Troil.
The tour first horses are the principal ours betted 00.
London, England, 1822-09-17

IREL4NI).

DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 14.
The Wicklaw•rices, it is expected, will this year
most nadierhtisly nml isohionably attended. The
Lord Lirniehinit and solar, and gowns! cif the No-
bility, have illrearly signified their intention of being
present. His E.xcellency's yacht, commanded by
Captein Mnlcolin. is ordered round to be in attend-
ance during his Excellency's stay in Wicklow.
Airivt4l at O'Dienne's garkiille-street :—The Lail
tad Countess of Darnley, and Lady Elizabeth Bligh and
sails, front their seat In England; Captain and Mrs. Power
aid family from St. Helena ; and Doctor Redfern (rum New
.Sotatti Wales. Departures Aunt the above Hotel:—The Earl
of Gtaard and Lord Acheson fur Ettodun.

Tlh•rsday' (12th September) • numerous party.
comprising much of the beauty and fashion of this
neighbourhood, and all the officers of the squadron,
partook of Captain Simpson's hospitality, no board
his ship, the Guiana brig of war, stationed off Kings-
town.
London, England, 1822-03-21

NAVAL IN'

LICENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, WARM IC
Arrived the iNV3, Nes), from Antwerp for Bowie; Sarah
Christians, Fisher, from the Dowos for Grenada i and
Gulden Spring, Strong, from ditto for Jawrairs.

FALMOUTH. MARCH 18.
Arrived the Eli Sahel b. Clark. from Kanter fur SI. Andree'..
Sitltd the Prince Ertsrxi pocket for Jamaica, and Unite of
Kent packet fur Lisbon—each oiti a nail.

HA WHICH, MARCO le.
Arrived the Isabella, Tama, from Sonderiand; sad Air
Palloon, %lila/so, from Neivirasties—the former with low of
.auchur and cable, and the letter with lova of bowsprit.

lIIIIRGATIF, MARCO I°.
Arrived off byre the James, Mowatt, from the South Sras
And New South Wale.—tweety weeks from Port Jarboe.

LivntrooL, Masts Mir—
Arriverl the Theradssia. Kidaoa, from Calcutta; lett Madras
list October. and the Cape 4d J y , o t its Ihth Jima-
mu, at Si. Helena, spoke the Acasta (whaler), homeward-
hes ed.

TORT GLAIOONV. MARCO 17.
A somber of v.saels have cleared for sea fur woe weeks
-past, but, from the prevailtag biasing weather from the
math sad westward, they moot get out of the nver.

peat. Isaacs 19.
Arrived and mailed for the River the Admiral Coallure,
H iegi, from Prre and Poreaenbuco and False, Tritkey,
from Lisbon.

Came down from the River and rcmnin the Intrepid trim.
Pear
Plyinwith Lue,Da, sin,, fur Madeira; sad
lope, Clark, fur South Carolina.
ST. 111CMA7CII MOUNT. 'MARCO 16.
A pilot boat picked up yesterday a cheq ronlaisiag •
shirt, some towels, and the remains of a log-book, teem
which it •ppears the vessel is called the Mary, Parker, uf
Boston. ROUTHWOLD, MARCH 19.
The Swiftsore steam vessel of London from Lyna was last
night brought in here almost in a shikiag stair, not from
any damage to her bottom, but from what has gene down
bee hatchways, which bad made ber engine and rudder aisles*.

The Ansi de lo Ilefigion states, that the Scotch
clergy have jtn,t sent to France one of their Bishop',
to claim from the G n•ernmeut the prope►ty which
they formerly poNsewed in the kingdom. and most
the rest the colleges in which Missionaries were edit-
caned, to preach the faith in Scotland. They had
made the a ime nppfication to preceding Administra-
tions, and failed in all their attempts ; they hops
to be more buccessful with the new one.
London, England, 1822-03-21

LONDON.
THURSDAY, Kiwi V. lllita.

Mr. Cuttwxu brought forward his promised ono-
tioa yesterday evening in the House of Comarioils,
relative to the expediency of imposing an addition.'
duty upon the importation of foreign tallow, clict•se,
and butter. The object contemplated by Mr.
Cuawxs was an increase in the prices ssf
articles of domestic produce, and u conseqnent
assistunce to the agricultural interests of the coun-
try. In submitting such a motion to Parliament,
Mr. Cuawsw seems to have forgotten the good
sense and just principles which have usually go-
verned his conduct. lie not only warred against
every ordinary maxim of politicul science, hut
seemed to have nrglecicd the consideration of how
far his scheme was practicable for the purposes
which be particularly contemplated. But it is un-
necessity now to quarrel with the measure, for hip.
ply the House of Commons rejected the &nation
without even the compliment of a division.

Mr. P. lioantsou gave notice that it was hi,
tention, on Friday ve'uoight, to move for a Coin.
mittee of the whole Hesse to lake into consistent.
Lion the trade of the Colonies. The Right Hon.
Gentleman did not intimate the precise nature of
the proposition which he shoulltsulimitt to the Corp.
mittee, but we presume that it wilt relate radii.
stint), to the metsure which- we noticed. some time
since, for Opening a direct tra4 &tweed flritish
West lodio Islands cud the ecth!ltiept of.Stmenca.
The Coluntitfee ocroreign 'Nide hay !ltd..** sub.
jeet under consid'eration, and the revolt of #lleiV
quitiec is'a reiolution that a Hill
distely introdneed into the liaise of ertliitiWila to
Chia effect: Tills suisikcf, we are totionicil by 3lre
W r.st or. had alio occupied' the ratite/1r siterithart
of the Governineot, ant) iodeerl.att ore wilrownitred
tharthe Ministers had mire to t4si emlelesicit
wHich.we have now refeertiri oirree' tittle pre.e!tiiks'ile
the adoption or the resallition dj tlla C.:mummer,
Thitinfoligocee we ComMonipalk4 to oye render"
aslong; tine. at die 19tt►•of hot. mouth; and al.
though Mr. Wit.noT of &hilt ties* unrierthele, with
le deb e@paivette confidence. ei etratiedict• or Pat.
liament the truth of out stittitsminisit,
MIAs: we de evotaow hesitattotirnfitni.ttfaf:ii was
iti•spieit,sad'ireablistauce ementiallliScorki:
Mr. Itostwiteli gave ti4i!le4 ttiit afar
dal ?, he.leeld submit a motion fie tier rt041..0f the
oindow'and.lionsur tam. That the Onridbeitait ope.
rates very Mitstionsty. and; oriveiropest sif its ine.
quality. very. unjestly. estir vrell•br afißoßtti
uulortarratlely there are rteitertiltide tindleto
a similar reproseit may be applied. curl
merited this censure were to be repeeied. where
London, England, 1822-03-21

-----
EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN PEAT.

Yesterday morning Mr. Rathby, • gentleman of fortune
►esiding at the west rod of she lowa, started to run teu
miles in fifty-six minutes, for • stake of 400 sovereigns.
The match was made at • well-known house it, Bond-street,
• fortnight 'imitate which Mr. K. has been training. Time
was the favourite at odds of 6 and 7to 4. The spot of
ground chosen was two miles on the Edgware-sold, •ad t►e
pedestrian started at seven o'clock, pet l'orming the distawes
in tie following manner:
. _

. Mile. Minster. tiesimds.
11
10
3
4
9 14

It VIII be than seem that Mr. R. won by wily ten seconds
sad ►eiag ratbir a heavy awn, was much distressed; it is
considered a brut-raie perfurmance, mod large rams ul moue,
bare changed hands on the uccaslue.

The 23,1 Or March, and not the 30th, as was
slated, is the day urii which the SYEAKEII will hold
his last Levee this Sessiou.

Gsortox LANE Fox, Esq. we are concerned to
orate, is colitined with a severe tit of the gout at
N ewmarket.

THE SSASOE.6-4111 a knot of beau: were stand-
ing on the Steyne at Brighton, the KING drove by
in ,an open cserioge; one of them remarked that
fie was very lightly attired foe the time of tlic year.
Lord G. replied, " that it was only another woof
of the extraordinary mildness of the season, which
had enabled his MfrJESTY to throw off his Lipper
Benjamin."
Mrs. Cowell has engaged the beautiful villa oo
the hooks of the Th.inies, adjoining the gardens of
the Castle Tavern, Richmond, formerly (weepier!
by Miss floritaK. The inhabitants, who are much
in want of some public-opirited residents, are in►
duced to hope, that, although Mrs. COUTTS has
taken this for only six months, the unrivalled beau-
ties of the spot may iuchue her to lix her permar-
rieut abode there.

Mr. Dol./foes benefit at the Exeter theatre,
on Friday evening last, was patronised by the Chief
Magistrate GEORGE GALLOWAY, Evq. who, on
Ns entrance, was tecriva•d with loud plaitithts by a
brilliant end numerous audience.
The Chancellor's two Gold Medal■ for the best
classical scholars oolong the commencing Bachelors
of Arta at Cambridge, are adjudged this year to
Mr. GEORGE Loh. and Mr. HENRY MALDEN,
bath of Trinity College, and both Vuiversity
Scholars upon Lord Cosestu's boundation.
A strong detachment of the yob lancers, coat•
mended by Major Catimext.t., arrived at Iposrialt
on Sunday se'nnight, from Canterbury, wad next
day part of them proceeded on their route to Nor-
wich.

IMO
London, England, 1822-03-21

. .
by the trodden, d odr interests by the Court of
Romig. He would not press the motion to a diviwou.
The agriculturists had borne theirdolSeulitet for sugei
without murmuring : the time might come ;hen
they would alter their conduct. Fir ituti lieard.witti
deep regret the sentiments of she P.esident of the
er Boarde no r T
t o expectrTrade,
froth
lilyo uwhich hr f
furtherl trllef" ll:oilitsthat Gu:+wrruir.
Went.

The motion was then negatived without
Colonel Davits, on behalf of on 1-100. Ftiend,
postponed the notice on the repeal of the leather
tax till utter the holidays.
•
The CHANCIMLOH of the EXCHEQUER moved
the discharge of the order of the day for the wood
reading of the Superannuation Bill.
Mr. Hums: wuhKtl to ask the Right Urn. Gentle.;
man if he would base any oliectiun to lurnith tte
House with the schedule of Aires to be attnexedlet
the 801 l before the errand rradttig •

The CHAsicat.Lort nt the Factituuca objected
to doing so. ou the grounds of iticouveuience sod
irregularity.
Mr. Hams was entities for tie whedule, to ►ee
bon tar the principle of reduction would be
cubit to the °Sem He thought deduction would
be quite importable in ',mitre officrs of 1001. or io
env ogees between 501. and tool.

The CIIIARCILLOR of the gicassiven said, the.
the tiotentent .1 particulars wool,' be made to the
House before gulag into.the Committee.
The SlOlllll9ll aid, that the Howe must see the
inconvenience and want of eider% taking the seised
reading, which was tim stage for debating the pin.
ciolr, to diectirs the merits of the Bill itself., 'h
a Tule that mutter should not he debited id that
stage at which it could not be altered rrr corrected.
Mr. IL G. BEN NETT thought that theyi could est
discuss the priuciple without they had the details
before then,.

The order of the day was di-charged, and fixed
for Friday next.
Lord PALMER*TON lairl Heturna of Courts Mar..
tial and Dismissals of Military Officers einq 1791
upon the table, pursuant to the order of the House.
—Ordered to be printed.

- .
Mr. F. ROBINSON gave notice, that he would on
Friday st'unight move that the Home should re-
solve into a Committee on the trade of the Colonies.
Mr. flume postponed his motion on die lonian
Ides
Ir. %ie till
theil
11140 17th
onlyAl)"L
N regretted the postponement
on account of • gallant Officer whose conduct hid
bee., unfairly reflected on ;he was anxious the
opportunity of clearii.g the character of that gallant
Officer. In the mean time, lie took the opperto.
nay of assuring tht House that the conduct of that
Officer would be teen to have been most exemplary,
and that the Colonies under his govermueut wets
in a state or perfect tranquillity.
After • few words from Colonel DAVtss—
The CsissiciLLoaof the EXCHCQUIIII mooed the
dropped Order of the Day for a Communes of the
whole House, on the
London, England, 1822-03-21

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CORN EXCH'ANGR, N.aca 20.

Several Teasels from the Saff.lk coast arrived at this di',
market, chiefly laden uith Wheat and Barley: the fernier
article met heavy late at Monday's prices, but prime Mahone'
Bailey u.a ni brisk di-mewl, and seas readily taken off on
inn a. good t•. M. as on Monday; the inferior sorts sold for
grinding at from ltis. to 18s. per quarter. The Oat trade
continnes r. ry dull, and die hirer qualities are fan ed. per
gustier cheaper. la Dom and Pease there IS no akeraticm.
London, England, 1822-12-07

LON DON,
SATURDAY. DECEKBRR 7. 1822.

The intelligence from Bayonne, which is np to
the 29th of November, gives further confirmation
of the entire wreck of the Army of the Faith.
O'DonwEr.r. seems to have taken the command for
the purpose of proving its weakness. Madrid is at
the present critical moment the most interesting
city in Europe. The success or failure of the se.
coud great experiment of superseding feudal des.
potism by representative wisdom, depends in •
great degree upon the temper and spirit of the
metropolis. Every successive account contributes
to strengthen the hopes of the well-wishers of good
government.
The " semi-official Journal" (L' Etoik) of
Tuesday last contains a curious paragraph. The
italics are our own. " Is it not easy to conceive a
political position in which it would he impossible to
•,firm any thing ?"—(" All we can know," said SO.
CRATES, " is, that we know nothing." But we re-
vert to the modern mail of wisdom :)--" in fact, if
the resolution shich is to be taken depea•ded on the
London, England, 1822-12-07

NAVAL INTALLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, DICIISIBER 5.
Arrived from the Downs the fullowing outward-bound
"easels :—Sir Edward Hamilton, Wellington, St. Vincent,
Corn►lius, Avon, Hupe, Regent, Rural Charlotte, Planet,
Grow Hibberta, Caroline, sod Mirablea. A lbo arrived 11. e
Cadman', Wilson, from Chnicee—eatled illth September, and
left the Jobe and Mary loaded.
YALIIIOI,TH. DI.CIIIIIIIII ♦.
The wield enritise round to the westward yesterday, the
Andromeda, Muddle, fur Vas Dirman's Land, came 10 au
mother again. and remains with the Hercuka and ludeptu-
deuce fur Gibraltar, and Prober.), for Labium.

DIAL. DISCEMINIt 5.

Arrived and sailed for the River the New Bs-mania,
Coineby, from Palermo; Cornet, APPlterson, from Aliened,
is 9d days; Mariner, Douglas, from Demerara; Denis,
Hudson, from New York; Albtuis, btadnith, from Deme-
rara; Intrepid transport, with troops, from Portsmouth to
Woolwich,
Caste down from the River and remain the Lady Holland
fur Jamaica; Mary sod Hewatrth fur the Cape; and Nau-
tilus for Grenada.
Put back the Antes% Betsey, Julian, Brisset. and Elisa-
beth. The Betsey, Frith, sailed fur Lana 611 the 3.1 instant,
with the rest of the outward-hound, and arrived off the Isle
of Wight, where she a❑s struck by lighinseg, which killed
owe man and severely disabled the others. It continned to
blow hard, and she was utilised to bear up, sot having ad.
bcient hands to work the vessel.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock.. 243 Bonds... 28 32 pr.
per Cent. Red. 7131,2 Ex. Bulls, 11.....1,0001.
31 per Cent....... 9041 e 1 2 Pt.
4 per Centx.......96M Ditty Smell ....1 4 pr.
Bank L. Ann 2O LotteryToArt*,2sl.lls.
Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 77113 Cons. fin Ac.79lifille
London, England, 1822-06-08

DEATHS.

At Ralbsaisee, near Dublilt, tor Thu►sdy last, aged 411,
lbs Rev. Akesioder Bradford, A.M. Rector of the United
Perishes of Colton, Moisstown, sad Drossy., Comity of
Louth, deeply and sincerely regretted. As a scholar sod a
gentleman ►is attainaseats were of a high order. His re-
molds*, attended by his fr iced', were met on Sunday et Slam.
and accosspasied to the Church of Colton by Lord Oriel,
shad the tither respectable is►abitauts of the neighbourhood.
Os Friday, the 17th ult., at Thirst. Yorkshire. aged "r
wards of 30, Mrs. Pierian, relict of the R.v. Robert Pier-
son, Ards/cocoa of Cleveland, and youngest daughter of
late Rev. B. Cooper, Prebendary of Suaihwell.
Yesterday se'emight, its the 97th year of his sr, John
Hardesty, of High Harrogate, better known to most prof*
w►o frequented that waterlog place by the name of "Ofd
Joke." He bad the care of the chalyheate well.
At Harsaston, on she 25th ult., aged 79, Resjamill lakt's
known for upwards of 30 years as an emiseat soothsayer at
tie foot of I.lnaston Pillar, os Lincola Heath.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THISDAT.
alaratag II after 4. I &mains AA after 4.

Petaled end NW shed et THR BRITISH PRESS et 4
THE GLOBE Oise, Ns. 117, Mood, by CUK
WELL, of the *read.

:
London, England, 1822-04-05

PEDESTRIANISM.

A countering, of the name of Clarkson, miderteak for
ten gaining to rum ten miles over the trotting ground within
an hoar. He did the bit two mites in ten 'Mantes, twelve
seetowdo, sold half the distance in 27 minutes SO second,.
Ha went moat a wimtiag rate, and did the whole distance
in °atoll's'''. and twenty seconds within the giveu time is
apparent ease. This is out of Uncommon way.