The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-18 00:00:00

• Rim:sins is the tine%t vein of the Real del Monte. Tne most
valuable of its mines are situate on this vein, as the Valermitina,
Reyes, &e. of °vane:eat°, are situate on the vets see& :.

secret swellings of the sea precedirg the storm." HseAde
gained, no doubt, great assistance in conducting;tbe indent, k
his knowledge of the piist. ft io a petticiptssatf action which
great etatesmen from the days of thrtnistocles have duly
cured, and which has use thc parfactlon or human wit
often as the dictate of divine ; but Lord Eldon
aware that is is a principle of action as dangerous as it is di
that one slight variance unperceived. one silent charge
minted. may lead to results the meat fallaciona, and conduct
moat fatal. . .
An to the policyt of these undertakings, we trust menet
would forcibly, call upon our lawgivers to pause
ride, and to inquire berme the, legislate, and not tornt duced.
frivolous tales and unfounded fears, to restrain. or ineTellt
agency of undertakings, whicb am not the lens csnspicueus
of a system on which mainly depend the wealth, the power,
the glory of our country !
BANK OF EA'GLAND.

•
At twnlve o'clock yesterday tb,e Ha'fatally General 1/4
Proprietors of Bank Stock wa; held at the Bank of England,
purpose of declaring. dividend for th% hklf-year ending or
of dt Aril next. The Court was unustialry crowded.
The Secretary read the minuted of thelest Coufs,,i a:fter
The Gent anon submitted, for the approbation of the _
of Proprietors, a Resolatirni of the /*genies, that a dividend
four per cent. profit and interest be paid upon their Stark
current hslf.year.
On the question being put—
Mr. You sts; rose and said, before the motion was pin.
adoption of the Meeting, he tilt it neceissej to.put one se es
positions to the Hun. Chairman. In d..ing so he begged
understood as not at all advocating a NVorilly and Honourable
prietoe's (Mr. Cupdryn) areetiment fbr the production of a t
Amt. He merely, required to. know the amount of the'
Bank of England notes to the present time. ..
The CHAIRMAN replied, between nineteen and twenty
The amount rather approached the latter sum.
Mr. Yon no then asked, how much of the capital was ,
on mortgage?
The CHAIRMAN said, the :mount did not exceed cue,
two hundred thousand pounds.
Mr. Yoe xe also asked how much wu advanced on Stock
The CHAIRMAN said, the liniment, 'he was happy tor
very trifling ; it did not exceed 600.0001.
Mr. Youxo expressed his thanks for tbia inforrhation.
ing, he was apprehensive the amount of the issue very far es
the exigences of the country. It was a very important and
question ; and he did not by any means Ie of ode largesums to pens*. without any, or with on artificial an,
culatire capital. This subject he Inspel won/ be seriouslY'
dewed by the Directors.
• The l'ldat [IRAN seared the Wort.), t'rerieinf, ttat.
the commencement of advancing upon Stock sit. months ...
the Inrecions had seen ho enund for feeling any, alarm wtateeer,
Another Proptietoi enneurted. in the necessity of cauddn '
vancing money. to spectilutive-eysona oeetnopanies.
FO/f(;ERIt a Ok MR. FA URTLEROV.
Mr. Voirnen on die question for the adjournment of the
ing being put, asked if the Directors had come to any re
doh upon the subject of the notorioltaly enormous (rands which
been practised upon them ? •
The Cnain maw said, the subject had undergone, and was
undergoing, the meat sedans consitTeratinn of the Df?ectont ;
as the question was still pending,, he begged to .stars
\Forth, Proprietor, that although he should to him"
Ifroprietors collectively, at a proper period, be happy t
every information in his power, yet at present he could ,
so. !Hese.)
Mr. Yobbo said, lie hoped the Court of Dirt:Hata would g.
the subject every consideration. Ile would suggest the foll-wim
plan, which he was conhdent world lead to the immediate
Lion of forgery ; namely—whenever a power of attorney wail.
that notice should be given to all• the panics ; this however
only to be dcne by establishtng cf clerks and correstsondets
principal towns.
The CHAIR X•tl apprenendekthe plan of the Hon. Proprietor
would he attended with absolute 'neon ieniener.
Mr. Youxo said, speaking himself as a commercial
and presuming he was addressing Gentlemen connected vet
miler interests, he thought the plan coat] trey easily be *dented.
The CHAIRMAN said, if such a regulation were established,
correspondents Must be placed all over the Continent ; as
thought, in the hurry necessarily attendant on transfers, the es
would be almost impracticable.
After some further. .00nvesation, the Cirstni4adegi=tl
Court that the subject would receive the deepest consid
The Meeting then 'adjourned. .
COLON 4 DERK.RLET. •
Jouinal Office, Cheltenhnin,
Sir—Herewith I send you the particulars of an atsocious
rage committed upon the Editor of this Journal, at three •
this afternoon, by Colonel Berkeley, who, in company win.
persons in the garb of gentlemen, called at the resideseenf
aforesaid Editor lMr. Judge), at 13, Northfield-place, in this teas
and inquired if Mr. Judge was at home? The servant answered
the affirmative i—" Then tell him we wish to speak to hint-1-
! alone ?" n' Yes." Mr. Judge desired thorn t., walk H 3, -
following conversation ensued ;
Col. B.—Pray, Mr. Judge, will you give up time author
papers that have appeared to the Coeliewharn Jonewel!?
Mr. J.—As 1 have no knowledge of you., will you do
favour to say whom .1 have the honour to address
Col. B.—Colonel Berkeley, Sir.
Mr. J.—Then, Sir, If you will wait upon me at the office,
be hapqy to giye you every satisfsetiop.
Cul. ,1. and his two Friends—No, Sir ; now, Sir—now, Sir—new
Sir !
When, without further ceremony, Colonel B. commenced
moat atrocious attack tipsn Mr. Judge, by beating him over
head and face wits the but-end of a hunting whip, while one
companions secured the door of his r tom, and the other placed M
self before die tire, as if to pervert Mr../. from seizing any i
went for his defence. In the scuffle, Mr. J. was thrust it
passage, where some heavy blows were inflicted in the presence
several witnesses, tritith cut Mr. J.'s eye and cheek in a d--
manner.
In the course of an hour Berkeley ordered his earriage,
this town for Gloucester..
Mr Judge continue% very ill; but I ant happy to say, n
gerously.
Yoki may rely titan the correetnesss of this communication,
is at your service. 1 Inn your obedient servant.
JOHN JOSEPH HADLEY
Joint Proprietor of the Cheltenham
Monday, five o'clock, Alarch 14, 1821.

(From the Chillenhaut Chronicle.l
We are authorised to insert the following statement which
have received from Gentlemen of respectability, w :o will -
for its correctness :
(In Monday, March 11th, on reading a pa.agraph insetted
the Chelleahant Journal of that day, Colonel Berkeley obse •
to two of his friends, that the scurrilous remarks which
been made on the Berkeley Hunt Ball, reflecting in the
unjustifiable manner upon the ladies who had honoured it
their preaeher, and the repetition of such remarks in the
lication of that morning, were a source of so much vs
and annoyance to him, that he could not patiently submit _
I conduct of the Editor any longer; that as far as he Ismael(
been calumniated and reviled, he disregarded their aspersions •
I that the insult offered so directly to the ladies must be atoned.
that the repetition of the attack on the subject of the Ball wa
more inexcusable, as he (Colonel Berkeley) had hoped that,
the correct and unimpeachable statement which had appeared
' The Cheltenhar.l C4romelr, of March 3, he (Mr. Judge) we
have admitted his error, ne at the least would not resgina
remarks as he must well know were calculated to offend, r
provoke a breach of the peace—but that, In the Paper at
then held in his hand. the insult was not only repeated but s
rated, and that he was determined to call on Mr. Judge for
explanation.
Colonel Beskeicy accordingly requested his two friends
company him, and to witness any transactVri which might o
They complied with his request; and understanding that
Judge resided in North-street, they for a very long time paraded I
street, as well as Albion.street and Portland-street, in the hope
meeting him in public view. Having wasted without succour, the.
ascertained that Mr. Judge was at his lodgings, and they according:,
repaired there. On entering thereon* in which Mr. Judge was, Col.
B. said—" Mr. Judge, I must request to know the author of the toy
caluinsies which have appeared inour payer, on me particular; ,
and on my friends generally." Mr. Judge replied, " Whonehave
the honour of addressing Colonel B. answered, "I am Colons
Berkeley." Mr. Judge then observed that he should be happy 1.
meet him at the office and explain. Colonel Berkeley *.sid, "Nu
the present time must furnish the inforivation, and in this place
Mr. Judge declined making any answer ; when Colonel Berk
took hint by the collar with his left hand, and with his sieh: is
a severe chastisement with a hand-whip, to which 31r. Judge
no resistance' except by kicking, and screaming, •• alurder
Ovid'. sake, let me go I" and similar expremrians of peas p.s.
During the whome correction no person uppwaatird ur touched
Judge except Coloael Berkeley, and some of the srrrants wr -
to has (Mr. Judge,' assistance.

The packet ship Leeds, Stoddard, which unrortu,
grounded ou the North Rank in going out on the
January last, has since undergone a thorough repair
ass found, on being taken into the Craving-dock,
have sustained so much damage as was at first feared,
has come out a I;n:icy ship than ever.-I.lverpual Cot
On Sunday last. a. the Rapid, stenni•Yessel. was ,
way irmu Nevi hasen to take passengers on board
Franey. the e..p:inn discovered a brig wrecked on
shore, which hr succeeded in getting off, and towed 1.
Newhaven harlotti. We miler-stand she was loaded wi
co:ton, Zkc. but we have not xet heard her name.-11 .
(mutt,.
Out Stitkls y morning wrkelt;'irifillatiemplegia
LiStripool, was entered t,y means of
family were a: Church, and robbed of a large quint
plate, and about 100.. in looney'. Vie drawers ru
die mosey awl spoons were kept had k...ten forced opea
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