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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-09

PUT Al&

Much inquiry is excited about Peyais, for the Goettatirst
of which • small kills Nits been contracted. We lista shit
some settlers of respecialle rank are already o• then vs,
thither, sod a ship is leasing the ►iver wit► cabers'( evcy
description; another ship, of •bout 400 bins ►ordes, caw.
plettly laden, will shortly be dispatched from the north sits
400 additional settlers. A Poyais factory Is oe t►e poist
of
being established from Hunbergh, and several tetras h.
'tithes are purchasing laud, foe the parr*/ of wttlisg Here.
The imports to the runes of Mossiesto, of when Polars w ,
*pars, from Jamaica ant St. Thetarts, have seve► beet len
tidos 450,000 dollars annually. In the ships going eat ~,
smellier 'alines, and beery implement for the cutting
lumber, mid all kinds of thither 'suitable to the exports t.
the West -ladies mud to E.rupe. Poysis is bosadrd
Ay
Nicaragua and the Bey of Handers', on she woe solr; by
Mosquito aad Goationula, famed fur its valuable produrqw
of indigo, on the other. The coen.re t■ 111011111.1113..4..4
healthy. A memoir by Captain Wright, of the royal Lt.s,
presented to Goireleaseut some years ago, sad lately )..),
limbed, deseTibes the country as the "best poor nat.',
/country in the world;" and a All aero■ot of it by Caplets
Straugeway, who is now there, is about to be published is
England. It tithe agrees with thet of Captain Wright.
The town of Portia is situated on the Black River, about
40 miles distant from the coast, and is at .coutiderabte
tent. The river is navigable ■bout mite bwodeed
Some Ame►icisa have lately become settteee, sod the Eat.
bah abarea at Sa■ Ju.eph, us the coast, which was blab is
1987, vibes General Hodson ran Soperhneedeat sod CAM.
masder-in.Chief, is still standing. When he Jett that ems.
try British settlers sod tire* &Bonet% to tie .arrays(
1,100, remained be►ind, sod have since iorerniarried will
the satire., all of whim ow the coast speak &ilia, ay
are very friendly to every t►i•g British. The Black tiler
is represoaad as exhibitisg • scene of activity; the alisti.
gives bringing dews various commodities, and among the
rest geld dent, indigo, sad gems. They take Is mileage
hardware, hoes, and cotton goods ; sod there cas be little
doebt that, a■ ttli Sidereal resources being hetlet knave, it
will be • valuable addition lo sridisb ammetee.
London, England, 1822-11-09

cause he his refund to send troops to Asia to sup-
port the Twits, and because he .doeo not keep
dawn the Wechehltes. whose chief* in strict alli.
arms *it% the Penises, ore porosity( mime from
Arabi*. The latest ecettootto hen Almadria
affirm dot Bege/ trobroett belies* by die Pet.
&mos. end cannot long bold out..—( 1 VorMesber g
C'orrespowdens, October 31.)

DRUMM OMB= *l.
Beres Von Stroganoff, Leto Rosman Mobs's/der
at Constantinople, has token @pertinent* in • pri-
vate house in this city, and will pus the whole
winter here.

The wife and children of the Greek Prince Can-
tacuteno, who has been, for as time bare, lately
arri•ed from Russia.

The marriage of his Royal Highness Prince John
of Simony will certainly take place in the middle
of next month. The Conunimitmers who Sr. to
receive the sagest bride oa tilt frontiers are already
appointed.
0001111, OCTOSER g.
Our letters from Coestsesimisple to the 6th trot.
state the city to be trained. The Turks have
their eyes termed upon :Europe, sod wait fur the
result of the Congress hirere they nour drew the
sword of vengeance spinet defeaceliss people.
Meantime the burning of some thousand houses in
the Greek suburb is scarcely considered as an ex.
cm. But if the esioihilation of the Greeks should
be sanctioned in a manner by the Congress, by •
total d bandoomeut of their mew., oe which the M us-
enigma appear to calculate, the massacres will pro-
bably recommence its all the key sad small towns,

but ou • sore 'attain scale. The principal
Turks stake nosecret of this opinion of the case.
We do not believe, however, that the Congress will
so entirely abandon to their hard fate the Greeks,
whore undertaking an ••gust person tulle¢ only
" inconsiderate."—(Frankfort Papers, Noe. IL)
111411 TUB MAINS, OCTOICR 23.
_ _ _

Several German Simpers hove lately circulated a
report that the President of the German Diet
would have ■ successor. We con !positively affirm
that oo such idea has been obtsioed at Vienna. nor
is it probable that it will. Austria placed at the
head of the Diet the man onset deeply versed in
the public law of Germany that it panned, sad
most be convinced that many dillficeities which the
Confederation naturally brought with it ban been
removed by the wisdom end temper of this states.
man, who enjoys the *metal confidence of the
Prioces, and is iaitioted to the policy of the Courts.
The above reports can only be captained by views
which most be known at Vienna, and which there
tan be no great inclination to peontote.—(4llge-
MAK Zellausg. Uttokr 30 )

Leap IlAtromeit Dar.—lldidsp at lb. task, East India
sod Ml► Ilea Holmes.
London, England, 1822-08-22

X,I RA II BONA.

Atwell twelve months gime we red the death of this
errentrk ',limas, at her risid;air, Cambridge-Math. leriying
great wealth, which witY to go to Rios Cou►t. the toorlh, if
Orr relative tool., be Giund to claim it. ,are her death,
eestvy and parish cleiks, beadles, *estrm, country sc►orl.
masters, and all persona holding any official situations about
cathedrals, chinches, or chapels, hi'. been employed in
searching Mit her pedigree, lint all to no effect. The pub-
lieity the circumstance obtained through the medium of
the Newspapers, has caused home 'salaam *toes is the
seighboulbood of her late residesee, where travellers hare
arrived from all parts of the country to claim a relatinmhin.
Last week a inin soil his anti, a 'oath about Lit, arrived felon
Sunder'sod, from whence they had walked; he skid hilt name
was Rued; he was sure she was has sister*, aced he would not
quit loadun without the money : however, capon as inves-
tigation, be could permitter. no other authority than being of
the same name; he was therefore compelled to retrace his
steps almost pennylesa. The Week previous, ■ decently
dressed elderly maiden female made her appeinuice; she hail
just arrived outside the stage from the caskets"! ore-armor.
then; her story war, th,t shoat 50 years ■ge her sister left
her, 3011 hail pro'creiled to London to seek her fortune; they
had never corresponded, but from the ■snoe and description
or the deceased. she hatl no doubt but she was her sister,
and that the money belonged to her; it had cost her
nearly all the cash she could raise to come from Wales,
fully satisfied with being amply repaid for her *ratable.
She met with the sates fate al the preceding appliesat.
The neat chtivisaat was a Jack-tar, who had just merited
from the West indite, where he had been moored. he said,
35 years; he left two sisters behind him named Road; use
was remarkable for the eccentricity of her reasinere, ',Airlift/-
lady her love for money ; and he declared that he had bees
an eye witness to bee frequently making a meal off eats.
meal; this he thought unite sufficient proof of his relatioso
ship, and insisted upon entering a cereal 'goblet the claim
of King George the Fourth; but being conviscrd that his
Majesty at present appeared to he the legal daintiest, he
'write he would "go and see bis Royal Master, sad az ►im
if he had any objection to dividing the money between
them !^ It is impossible to enumerate the number of persons
that have put in their claims from all quarters of the world,
bat the King's Proctor stands Rest in the Prerogative Court,
and antbiug has yet transpired to affect his right I. behalf
of his Majesty. The hut where she died has bees abut up
until last week, when a bill was placed in the window, that
it was to be let ; however, so motions were some permute to
get possession, that the notice was taken down in t 4 hears,
oar doubt Nader the impressioa that some boards were yet
undiscovered!
London, England, 1822-08-22

ENORMOUS Wlld Lg.

On the morning of Thursday senniglit the inh ibitants of
Creswell were surprised by the sight of a very large whale,
proceeding at ■ very rapid rate, close is shore, to the south-
ward. It was mom after seen suddenly to atop in its course,
and appear quite weak and bewildered, having, as is sup-
posed, disabled Itself by striking on some of the projectiug
points of rock. It was lamina; pursued by parties of fisher-
men, avid of the workout and others employed at Cresawell,
by A. J. Cresswell Baker, Esq., and they Gually succeeded
in driving it on shore sear Lianiouth, when it was soya
after pierced and killed by a harpoon, which had been hastily
made by one of the blacksmiths employed in the building of
the sew hall at Ceeseell. On examination it proved In be
a very large whate iif the spermaceti kind, called by natu-
ralists the marrocepAsies, or bloat-headed carhelut. The
following are the dimension of it :
Length, from the tip of the nose to the end of the in.
upper fork of the tail..
Girth in the thickest put
Ditto in smallest pert neer the tail
Height of the slue.e, or blunt part of the heel
Length of the under jaw
Diatom between the eye% which WI very small
Width between the cods of the forks of the tail l4 6
The upper jaw mojects fire feel beyond the under one; in
the Jailer there are two rows of ivory teeth, twenty three is
each row; in the upper jaw there are no Meth, but it is fur-
nished with cavities to receive the teeth of the ruder jaw.
On the top of the nose, near dm tip, there is one air hole.
It has only two Gni, une on each side, which are plated three
feet behind the era, but rather lower: the eyes are dolma
twenty one fret from the nose. Since it was killed, great
crowds have bees daily drawn to the spot, to view and exa.
more its immense body. On Sunday the number of visitors
was unusually great, having arrived from all parts, on horses,
in gigs *ad carriage% sad in two steam boats from Shields.
It has since bees tat up, and is pronumiced, by those com-
petent to judge, to be a remarkably fine whale of the kind;
it is expected to be very p►oductive.—(A'etocarfG CAroniele.)
London, England, 1822-08-22

FRENCH VuYAGE OF DISCOVERY.

The Copt;lle corvette, commanded by M. Do-
perrry, Lieutenant de Voissesu, the Suing out of
which has occupied some rnontbs et Toulon, mailed
from that port on the 1 Ith of the present month.
She is shout to undertakes voyawe, from which re-
sults interesting to the progress of geography and
physical science may be expected.
The Cortille will first sail for the Cape of Good
Hope. She »ill afterwards proceed to the Great
Archipelago of Asia, several parts of which she will
explore. She will also visit the points of the wes-
tern coast of New Holland, which were observed
towards the rut] of the lilt century and the com-
mencement of the present, by Rear Admiral Entre-
casteaux, and Captain Caudill); and after putting
into some of the islands of the Pacific Ocean, di.-
covered by Conk and Bougainville, she will return
to France by doubling Cape Horn.
M. Dunerrey is to avail himself of all the favour.
able circumstance-a which this long voyage may
present, to make different observations relative to
the configuration of the globe, the inclination of
the needle, Ice.

Several iiiembers of the Academy of Sciences and
tht Office of Longitude have manifested their zeal
in ceininnuiCatiog to Into instructions for that pur.
Poo!.

No means which cnuld prepare the success or this
expedition have-been neglected. The corvette has
been fitted out wills particular care. The crew
consists of picked seamen. Letters of recommen-
dation are furnished to the commanders of such fo-
reign establishments as the Coquille may visit.
Finally, the 2ral ref all the superior officers affords
reason to hope that the mission intrusted to them
will be executed in the roost satisfactory manner.

In the night of Saturday te'unight some thieves
broke into the dwelling-house of Rear-Admiral
PAGe, at Ipswich, by forcing their way through a
latticed wiudow iu the pantry, and stole five silver
tea-spoons and a silver table-spoon. It is evident
that the massive plate belonging to the Admiral,
wbo was from home. was the object of the search of
the robbers, es every drawer in the butler's pantry
was forced open, but the plate had been previously
removed to a place of greater security. They alms
broke open several drawers in the parlour mud store.
room, but took nuthiog away excypt the spoons.
London, England, 1822-08-22

CORN EXCHANGE, Avower 21.

The very rest reduction la the price of Wisest within the
last foresight, which had beta COMMA by the overpovrerniee
supplies, was an inducement to invest musty in the perehr.se
of that article towards t►e close of Monday's gaselier, when
some considerable sales were effected, hot us most minutia
terms for the growers, and what further Isles were made to-
day were at Meaday's priers, but a v. ry large qissolity re-
mains on ►and. Barley fully supports Monday's hsc.
i.g bat little of fine quality at 'umbel. to Bans, Pew,
sad Oats there is no alteration.
London, England, 1822-08-22

ilritish Cabinet, declaring that it will always support oar
Constitutional System."
In the same Journal we find the following pas-
sage: --
In this state of perfect health which the Peninsula em.
jays, and the hope that is conceived that the epidemic dis-
ease will not re•eppesr in Catalonia, nothing can be more
tidieslouis than this Sasitary Cordon, which serves only to
harass travellers of both nations, and to fetter commerce.
Let it be called a Cordon of Observation; well and good ;
but then of what use are these Lazarettos, where the most
robust nod healthy men may catch a disease during the filar
orris days that obey are digitised. It is to be hoped, that as
the yellow fever does not exist in any part of Spain, lb.
French Government will abolish this ridiculous quarantine,
and confine itself, if it sees good, to making its territory re-
spected by ibe Spanish bands of the two parties which might
trespass on it, and introduce political c..ntegion.
Nobody now egret, pretends to dissemble the protection
which the French Government gives in the Spanish rebels
clothing, ammunition, baits, bombs, cartridges, muskets,
cannon, all nre before our eyes, and but a few days ago seve-
ral cannon were sent towards St. Jean Pied-de-Port, with six
horses and too omen. It is generally believed that Spain can
do no Ira. than declare war ageing that infamous Govern-
ment, which seems to provoke it by all kinds of mean and
iniquitous aggressions; but if the Spasiards have the discre,
lion not to met as agg►essors, sod only to be prepared to make
reprisal., the opining and the efforts of the Spanish nation
will go with them.''—{Liberal Goma:mane ) .
Wit learn the arrival of some Constitutional troops
at Barcelona, but they do not amount to 400 men.
London, England, 1822-08-22

NEW SOUTH WALES.

EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT OP THR COMMIS.
*,IONER OP INQUIRY INTO THE STATIC OP THE
COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

[Printed by Order of the ffomse of Commons]

(Coatinrod from oar Paper of yesterday . )

Subsistence and (lothinK of the Convicts retained
by Government ; and meeploysitent of Festak
Convicts.

Yielding to the recommendations made to him by
the captains and surgeons of the female convict
ships, Governor Mocquarrie has given tickets of
leave to some of the females on their arrival ; and
influenced also by • wish to economize the public
expenditure, he has given the same indulgence to
those who were represented to him as having money,
by which they have established themselves iu the
town of Sydney, mid at once beet' Owed on a level
with the emancipated and free convicts of their own
sex. Iu this state, which cannot be considered as
• state of punishment, and which tends to produce
a belief that opulence can redeem the consequences
of crime, these women form connexions with the
convicts whoot they have formerly known in Eng-
land. or support themselves by any casual de-
mand for their labour. Those also who have chil-
dren, and have any means of supporting themselves,
are furnished with tickets of leave. The Govern-
ment is thus relieved from the expense of ;heir
maintenance, and they are themselves benefited by
being guyed front the consequences of consignment
to the factory at Paramatta.
The principal superintendent, Hutchinson, in
the original distribution of the female convicts,
is sole judge of the propriety or impropriety of
the applications that are made for them. His order■
are to iefuse them on the •pplicatton of single men,
unless their character should he such as to preclude
the suspicion of ouworthy and immoial motives. The
exercise of this delicate and important duty a thus
committed to a person, who is himself not exempt from
the charge of immoral habits and counexioo., and
not sufficiently raced above the rank of ordinary
applicants to re►ist improper applications with firm-
ness. His knowledge of the inhabitants of Sydney
rumbles him to form an opinion of the moti►es that
guide their applications for female convicts; Out of
the condition of those who reside in the country, he
is entirely iguonnit. H.efussls to such applications
are, however. but rarely made; and no complaints
of that nature were sildressed to nip. 1 sin
likewise bound to state, that after entertaining
mach suspicion myself of the manner in which
this part of the duty of the principal super-
intendent was performed, and alter some in.
London, England, 1822-11-07

RICH WHEEL

CARROLL heget; intNWit:Wig Friends and the
Public that there was NO CAPITAL PRIZE above
Owe Thowaard Pounds Draws the Frs. Day; she Wheel
therefore alleillief 114 Capitals, Including all the Highest
Prima, as coder—lhe whole of which are &tallow, and there.
fore say be Drawn NEXT TUESDAY, the Second Day:
-3 of £20,000 1 8 of
IL
4....
3
Tickets sad Shares, 'retreated endrawo, are en Sale at
CAKROLL'S old sad fortewate Offices, 19, Cerakell. and
NI, Oxford street, where he Sold, in recent Lotteries, FIVE
PRIZES of 30,0001. and FIVE of 110,000 L
London, England, 1822-11-07

ONE DAY OVER.

SWIFT & Co. respectfully remind the Public
that the Second Day'ii Drawler of the prrwrot Lottery
will take piece ou TUESDAY NEXT, dot 12111
Dory Ticket Drawn cos that Day will have the Quince of
all the wide, meat iooed Csyltalr,vis.

3 of 140,000 I 3 of .. 0.000
2. lO,OOO 9 l,OOO
2
A/so 19 of 9300, 50 of 0100, •wl lb. ovisal proporliou of
----.—.

smaller Prizes—ALL STERLING MONEY.
la the Contract jasi coded, tha lasl•draws Mosey Prise of
.£30,00, and in the Lottery drawn is June last, Bath the
Highest Irv... were Sold by SWlrr sad Co. al their old
and fortun3.4 (Ares, No. 11, Poultry; 12, Charine•eross ;
and 31, Aldg,•e lbgb-street ; where the Tickets and Shares
we' be prearht Lune', are un Sale.

FOE BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, OBSTRUCTIONS AND
CONFINEMENT 4.1 F THE BOWELS, Sr.c.
OA? 'N'mr,cLuAr
yX...kr TA
ul E 0
iP ITLhie..Sifediereitet.esh Dalt
‘'ffigrll fur the relief of Bilious and other Complaists of the
Bowels are so numerous, that the Proprietor of these Pills
unold ant submit them to the polite of the Public did he
nut believe there to be emeutially different in their compost-
lion from those generally sold. Must, if sot all the esker-
luted Aperient Pills, have Aloes rot their basis, the nee of
ahicii in many Instances I. highly injurious; they almost
invariably aggravate every ease of Pile., and are frequently
the principal menus of inducing that painful Complaint.
other Public Medicine., it is to be feared, contain perinea-
-I...tis of Mercury or •ntimony, which, though invaluable is
sou hands of the Physician, are-a:together inadmissible in a
Medicine designed for family use.
The Pills now recomnienileil to the Politic are entirely free
font these objectionable articles; and, although by no means
uffrred as a Specific for the cure of every Disease, will be
fund an excellent Aperient Family Medicine. in habitual
Ca.tiveneen, occasional Obstructions of the Bowels, Bilious
Complaints, Head Aches, accompanied with Nausea or
Sickness, and all Disorders arising from an overloaded slate
of the Stomach and Alimentary Canal. they will prove de-
ridedly beneficial. They require no conleasetit, and possess
this In coliar and insportaut advantage, that the Bowels are
not left iu a confined state by their use. They may be taken
by Adults and Children, and in every stage of pregnancy.
Prepared and sold, Wholesaler and Retail, by JAMES
WOOD, Druggist, 32, High-street, Bristol, in Boxes
Is. lid. each, or Three Boxes is One fur its. 9d. Sold also
by Messrs. Edwards, Newbery sad Sons, St. Parrs Church-
yard; Barclays, Fleet street; Bellem,Chespiside; Stradlieg,
Surd Exchange; Saeger, Ottfard-alreet Words Hol-
horn; Wilmot!, Lostles-bsidgel sad Glailyer • owl Kemp,
Brighton.
London, England, 1822-11-07

DETON STAG HUNT.

There is now a prospect that this noble sport, for which
Germ...hire stands slnmust slime, will nut be suffered In de.
cline A highly respectable mediug was ►eld tesierdiss at
the New Loudon lam ito this city, at which the Right Hos.
the Earl of Morley presided. There were also prevent, Esrl
Fortescue, Lord Graves, Hon. Mr. Fortescue; Lucas,
Esq; Knight, Esq.; George Templer, Esq.; J Law,
Esq. ke. Sac A series of resolutions were adopted for t►e
regulation of the Host, the p.eseevation of the deer, sail
other necessary !waiters. The proceedings were conducted
in s business-like way, and we trust they will be effectively
followed up by the Gentlemen of she county at large.—
(Azeter Paper.)
London, England, 1822-11-07

FROM THE FRONTIERS OF SPAIN.

The Conioitutwasel iirigraier-Genttnil Torrijos
hay uttacked the Army of the Faith. rad firs been
repaired with it loss of 600 men. and himself mor-
tally woooded by • bomb splinter. The battle
took pl•ee at Cobtelfekt. Thu Army of the Frith

is composed or 'Will 40,000 ntett, saktbeCuptet ea
exceltptit position.
p mute Lientamint_th•e.. gi* kg thiqpnine
years 'are. U,. palmier% PenanialPiable latent.;
and atllcorperf4t a-lanewledge at.-trae omatry
m eend that he is Ottabled to act with great
advantage. By alarml mautearthass ke has awe.
ceded in advancing a column on Navarre, winch
has obliged Minn to weaken his front, and espe-
cially his left wing. Cardona. if not re.proviaMtied,
meat abort!), fall.—(Josiraw/ des.lkios.)

IMAYONNIA. ocrossi
(=TRACT 01 A PRIVATE LETT'S )
The Royalists halt lately diseased of • greet Dum-
ber or prisoners on this side Utgel, and near the
French hostler,. Some Spaiiiards, who have taken
refuge on our territory. sided by sense of our revo-
lutionists, formed • design to liberate them. is.
order to effect which, they organised • band of
utootrt one hundred French smugglers, who were
well acquainted with the passes. Happily the plot
was lonely dheuvrred ; her of these wretches are
in custody, awl a rigorous pursuit is makiug for the
others. Thus auWeriose enterprise gives reason to
'where that the Liberacr bed entertained the hope
of exciting notate c auction iu the South of France.
—(Grzelf• de France.)

MUT,. OCTOSIM 10.

A vessel •aired from 'mar Smyrna, in
17 day.. confirms !festive,. of the recapture of Cu-
rietth, nod the f.vourable ill/11 in the dfai►s of
Greece. The news of u disembarkst by the
Turks hear Napoli di Romani, uusioancecl in o let-
ter from Corfu of October 7, is without foundation.

AUGSBURG, OCTOBIER 27.

The King has confided the command of the Se.
varisis army, by • resolution tinted 26th September,
to Field-Psi3rrind Prince W rede.

From Vienna we learn that the King of Naples
will repair to that tapas' after the Congress, and
the report is spread that this Monarch intends to
terminate his cireer in that city. Preparations are
already made at the castle for his reception.
More sever, measures of police than those
hitherto adopted are now takers in Poland. Fo-
reigners are sent out of the kingdom who cannot
justify the motive of their residence, and the others
are closely watched.
The P.cha of Belgrade has informed the Turk•
of that town of the Furman of the Grand Seignior,
which erde►a gold and silve► to be brought to the
Ticasa►y, and the coin to be depreciated. Con-
sternation immediately spread, and Prince Molosch
declared, in the name if the Serviau Deputies,
their opposition to this Firman, and has expressly
forbidders it to be carried into execution.
London, England, 1822-11-07

tORVNIWS I.VQUESTS.

De the 22J last in isquevt was held at Burgh Castle,
■ear Yarmouth, before J. E. Sparrow, Gent. Cormier, oi.
view or the body er Amy, she wife of Thomas Campbell, •
shipwright, Hain in Yerdisouth. The deceased *se • very
dee young woman, about 25 years of age, the mother of
Three children, tud it did not appear in evidence that s►e bail
lived otherwise than happy with her haab•ud, bat the latter
having occasion to leave home fur two or three days, is his
absence she purchased a quantity of arsenie, and swallowed a
considerable ptutioa of it. The deceased suffered greedy
from the erecia of t►e poison, and was removed by her mo.
tier from Yarinonth to the residence of the latter at Borth
Castle, where, after lingering two days, she expired. tin
resew' could be assigned for this rash act, and after • mi.
utile investigation, fifteen out of seventeen Jurors re-
turned • verdict—" Thor the deceased died from the 'tittle
of the potion ailmisiatered by herself in • temporary& of
insanity.

Oa the Utah last a• !vaguest was held at Bradfield
George, Suffolk, on the body of George Smith, who trimmed
home ou the previous Friday, sad dia d on the Whirring day,
io consequence of a blow which he received from a slice
thrown at him coo the Thursday moraine 11 arpeared that
he was returning from Bury fair in mousey with a prang
woman, and being followed by two penults who tired WI their
beds, hr fought them, soil they as away; that they some
time allemande overlook the deceased, and upon his speak,
lug to them, one of them immediately threw a later store,
which be previously bad au his band, at the deceased's load,
which cause! his death. The Jury fetwasied a verdict of
" Manslaughter against James Cashel' and William k,..
►age," who were thereto°a committed by she said Coteau
to take their trial at the ensuing Assizes.
London, England, 1822-11-07

The Public are respectfully informed, that notwitbstandiag
the immense overflows sightly attracted to this Theatre,
to witting the performaince of Tom sad Jerry, it meet be
withdrawn eller a short time, for the production of a new
Giand Comic Barletta, is twenty-four Scenes, to be called
Green is Fiance, oe Tom sod Jerry's Tour.
ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
THIS Evening, THURSDAY. Noyessbei 7.
Toluorrow, sod Saturday, *ill be presented (115th
time), the celebrated Out sad Oat Claselei Comte Opera.*
Arirepiasie Loralie, Auplytie. Terpoieherk, N.*
Camera Oh:cars:le Extravaganza Reams of Fos, Fro.
lie, Vashice, and Flasb, is Three Bets, eased
TOM ANI) JERRY ;
OR, LIFE IN LONDON!
Corinthian Tim, Mr. Wrench ; Jerry H swthori, Mr. Jobs
lento lAsitiv, Mr. Wilkinson ; Jemmy G ern, Mr. Oxberry ;
Rea. Dick Trine, Mr. Brown (his era appearance in that
characree).: Kate, Mrs. Baker; See, Miss S. Pitt; Jane,
bliss itsentersley.
Ty concladn with, 4th time at this Theatre, with sew
Scenery, Dresses, lee. the Bouleogne facto- Drama of
TER EZA TO/AKINS!
OR, THE FRUITS OF GENEVA.
Boxes 4L—Pit Is.—Gallery Is.
Doors to be opened at Six o'Clork, soil the Preformesee
to esters:tenet at a Quarter before Seven.—Halt price at Half.
east Eight.

THE NEXT of KIN (if soy) of WILLIAM
HOGG. late of the East lodia Marabout Ship Lady
LashioVon, deceased, toy applyiug to Mrs. Owes, No. 14,
Astitcmairtet, Poplar, orgy bear of something to their
advantage.
London, England, 1822-11-07

sour,, AMERICA.

The following ere extratts from letters from the
igtott's in Ltay'd'a at Lima
- MAT 24.—. The Peru,lan States schooner Cries has •r.
Awed from alunkadiag the roam of Cpper• Pd ra t mare.
irteutlywlylauntoUsr.booner remains to (admire she blockade.
MAY SS —The British brig Olive brooch. lately coaskmu-
eA
h.le, is entirely in the power of this Goversinient. The
eiisin'and crew have been sent on shore, and the vemel
delaised fur • transport. The Amerman brig Dick Ms
Meow terreed into the service of carryiag troops, hut no doubt
the arrival ut the FrankJin will put • slop to these proceed-
ings. No freak reguhtions hare lakeu place lately is ri gird
to commerce. The duty nu Irian hes been reduced trom
110"ter'411 jier cent. it still remains $0 ois spirits, sod also
oar sugar imported.
TO —it is believed that the Spanish troops ere re-
ituettag. Troops base also bees lately moving from Mace,
and it is supposed that they well advance two the interior.
Stites of war, apd transports, ammuting to 15 sail, left Cal-
lan four day's igu; deatioalina in nut knows; they took
few or aoirereps with them, but carried a full supply of pro.
•isions and wager. No news of Lord Cockiest. The Chili
Sate,- ship %depend...Ha was spoken with about 14 dap'
ago, heateug to windward, is lat. 10. S. The Crew of the
Cult, brig Arsuenieu, of 111 rear, it is said, have rises, put
the Ovals ea shore on the coast er New *pejo, sod csrmed
u$ the vessel. His Majesty's ship Doris remains here, aid
the Coamy Malady expected. The British brig Aetna ti con-
demned fur breach of blockade; sod the Genoese ship Diana
seat down on the same 'pretence.
Ay a Decree passed about the Ist of this month, vessels of
may 111 g are allowed, in tussling implies, the same privilege
I. those of the State, but are liable to be Mina up as Innis.
Putt., or others ise, at the operas of t e Goveroment. This
lies checked she rowan bade much, sod the information
sn.v be useful to those who are messed in trade to this
fourth,. The disposable fume of the Petrie's amounts to
Iketweeu $OOO avid 0,000 emu, pretty well diiiirrpliered. The
•Spieriowds have about 6,000 or 7,000 stria; bat they possess
m sap riur cavalry.

• 114MBUNGH MAIL.

CHRISTIANIA. ocroisti IS.

tt is believed that the Haul* will by no means
rouvent to advance to the Treabury the ottin due to
Dtnmark, on the security of the duties of comotos.
and that the Govornment will therefore be obliged
to have recourse to it loon.
''TM Stottlinig continues its labours with greet
actiMiy, and there ib every ration to hope thut its
tattiage'vtli be euticd is the comm. of this moilth
London, England, 1822-11-07

THE RIVALS.

INr Alitbony Absolute. Mr. W. Farren ; Sir Loeius
in, Mr. Connor ; Faulklaad, Mr. Abbott; Caps. Absolote,
Mr. Joan; Acres' Mr. Blowhard; Fag, Mr. Farley; David,
Mr. Meadows. Mrs. Malaprop, Mn. Davenport Lydia
Lanais!), Miss Foote; Julie, Mn. Fermis.

. - -
After which (2J time), • sew Melo-drama, called
THE TWO GALLEY SLAVES;
Or, THE MILL OF ST. A LDERVON.
Seery. Me.T. P. Cooke; Major De Lisle, Mr. Egr►toa;
Mushomais Mr. Faereett ; Mr. La Route, Mr. Meadows;
Basil, Mr. Keeley; the Oskuotr• Fugitive, Mr. Farley.
Louisa, Mrs. Chatter'''.
Deere to be °perked at Half-paM Six—the Play to begio
at into.
Plseerr for the Boxes to be lad of Mr. Brandoo,at the Bo:-
Wier, Hart-strert, from Tea till Four.
• A Private Box may be bad for the Season, or Nightly, of
ersodaro, at the Bea °Mee.
To-morrow, lb, Tragedy of habells--aad The Two Gal.
ky
Os Saturday, The Stranger—sod The Two Galley Slaves.
A sew Opera, is three arta, is its rehearsal (the Music by
1111r:Bialhop).
London, England, 1822-11-07

CORN EXCUANGN, Notuisza 6.

We have lad no arrivals since Monday from the Norfolk
and SY6•dk pulls; aid allhouch our supplies (1,900 rpm-
ter, of Whciit, 1,100 of Barley, 2,100 of Oil., with 765 of
Irish, and 1,800 sacks of Flour) are considered very mode-
rate, there a scarcely soy business transacting in our mar-
ket, the buyers holdout off, in expectation of lame arrivals
as soon as the wind becomes favourah;e; yet what few sales
were effected, were at the prices of last Monday; and, in-
deed, we moat quote r very article nominally as on that day.

COAL MARKET, Novi 0.
Ships al Market. Sbipx Sold Price.
15 Neocassle
8 Soudertaad
London, England, 1822-02-13

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

COTTON.—The principal object of attention sine our last
has been the East India Company's sale of NAM bales,
which was brought furward oo Friday as anouuseed; the
Bengal brought un the average the curtest" of the sale is
October Isat, the ordinary and the best qualities brought
rather higher prices, while the middling to fair sold a shade
IJ. Cr ; for Surat there was little demand, but a considerable
proportion was taken after be sale at a reduction of kd. to
per lbe the greatest &clips was on the old Costar; in
'Audrey arid Bourbon there was so material variation. About
3,000 hales were buugLt in, the quantity sold leas taken about
equally by the trade and on speculation, the orders for export
being at low limils scarcely any was taken ; the private
transactioos have brew very moderate, aid at she former prices.
The sales of the weak, duty paid, 300 bags Upland, mid.
ling Sid , fair to good lair 9d. to 9P.; 20 Demerara, good
110. ; 30 Barbadoes, fair to good fair 91d. to tild ;. 400
Surer, ordinary to middling 61d to 6jd. ; 800 Bengal, ordi-
nary to middling, bad. to 6c1.. fair to good fair 6kd. to 61d,
good 61d.; and by the East India Company in hood,
110 hags Bourbon, ordinary to middling, 90. to 101 d.
fair to good fair 60. to 7.1., good 71d. ; 8,600 Beggs!, or.
diaary to middling 514. to 51d., fair to good fair op. to Sd.,
good to very good 64.1. to 624 ; 1,100 Madre., miodling
fair to good frit sp. to ltd., good to tine 74d. to VJ. Total
sales 16,460 bags.
10 INDIGO there bail been little business dome since our
lest, prices remain unaltered.
Tea.—Buisea remains steady at the advance mentioned in
Our last.

Postscript, Tuuutay, February :2,1822, Four o'Clock.
COT/lE.—ilea .as not su much drmsud fur Cuff. e to-
day, and by private :outran there byre been few !rousse-
Sioux, cud *sot more than our last quotations could tie ab•
Sword for St. Domingo.
Two public sole, were brought forward Mir amnion, con-
sisting of Jamaica, Beard, and M. Domingo, the British
Plantation went off steadily ■t about the pe►ere previously
current as far as they ran be compered, Ilia Brazil was ge-
nerally of goad quality and brought a small advisor,. tha
St. Domingo was of ordinary quality, and was taker ka at
1065., nut more than 1058.6 d. having been hid.
The B.P. SOGAZ market was Sat to-day, but no decline
can be quoted iu the prices. In Hefted Goods, low lumps
are at present such neglected, and we quote rather tower
prices. •
London, England, 1822-02-13

EYTON, Stock-Bruk«r, No. 2. Cotothill, and
Lombarrtstram, respectfully solicits the Public to
inspect the Schram of the New Year's Lottery, and ha is
Inlly convinced That it will be viewed with sin I talk-
fauna; for EVERY PRIZE IS STERLING MONEY,
asd creep Ticket will be drums siert', as there are NO
CLASSES. This Scheme coutaijya LESS this Two Bleak.
to • Prize, and double the bugangier of Capitals that uric in
th 14t Lottery, including
6 „...... ... £ 20,000 1 10
•t SOO
I
6 .. l,lllOO 40
Deserts' hegira 26th THIS MONTH.

FIVIS Of TWENTY THOUSAND 'MON DS MONEY!
kilWl FT acid Co. beg 'my, to submit a brief
kJ statement of the presont Lottery Scheme to the parti-
cular attention of the Public; contains FIVE Prizes
4204000 i., 20 Prizes from 2,000 f. to 50111 inclusive, and 50
Priam ol 3001. and 2001., besides others of 1001, 581.,&e. It
has not Two Blanks to a Prise—All the Prize. are of Ster-
ling Mosey—There are no Classes, but every Ticket will de-
ride its own Fate—A Ticket or Share, bought before the
First Day of Drawing, may be drawn on that or any subtle-
onset Day—in fart, this is an improvement 'ipso tha
Scheme of the last Lottery, which met with general at.
prubation.—SW IFT and Cu. are well kroner to have tit-
ciliated Capital Prises to an immense Amount at their old
and fortunate Offices, No. 11, Poultry; It, Ckaring.erns• ;
awl dl, Alitinte High-street. The Drairiug begins Das tilth
sr THIS MONTH (February).

TWENTY-SIXTH OF THIS MONTH.
ftAZARD and CO. grateful for the increase
of public Patronage bestowed on them, and fur the
Preftreuce given to their ohl.established Offic-rs (which they
is some measure attribute to their great Success in selling
Capital Prises), respectfully request the Attcolton of their
Friends to a brief Statement of the Scheme of the present
Lottery, which begins the 26th of THIS MONTH. It
Five Prises of 20,0001., Five of 2,0001, ethers of
Wes. 360 Ste. ke.. sad mist Two Blanks to a Prize. All
the Prises Sterling Mosey—No Clame*--Every Ticket will
dec.de its oar Pete. The First.drawa Prise lentil* 10.0001.
HAZARD and Co. Sold ii Sharer in the very last Lottery,
18.900 a Prow of 3V,000/., and 16,427 a Prize of 3,0001.
'lockets and Shares are ow Male at HAZARD and Co.'s
14ceN 93, Ruyal Exchange Gate, 2s, Coewhill, and 321,
Wood-street, Lomb's; tied by Of Agents in all the prin.
ripAl Cavalry Tawas.
London, England, 1822-02-13

BURNS'S LASSIE.

The young lady who was the subject of Bess " tarsi/
wi' the list white lucks," midi le whom be says, is • letter
to Mr. Thunipsou, we are indebted for some of his best
smogs, was a Miss J—e L—r. She was thee jams; mad
beautiful, awl possessed 441111 that gaiety and vivseity MIA
commonly accompany such charms. Although she had usury
wooers yet slime were &minuets enough to win her affections'
or mystics' a kindred passion within her bosom. At leitlis
a military officer paid his addresses to the lovely " Chluris,"
and " Irma a thriving sever," With him she eloped., and
marrird. A female relslive of Burns, who resided witili
bin' at cili.land, had frequent opportuailias of seeing Mies 1„.
at Burns house. Thst person uuw resides is Maischline, and
was lately much surprised to discover iu the person of ats
old woman, whom she invited to • night's the
identical " Lassie wi' the liut•while loska."—(elpr (varier.)

The York Theatre will open to-morrow. sender
the management of Mr. MANSEI..
We are co,iceriied to state that it is feared the
Earl of LONSDAILE has lost his sight. Hi. Lore.
ship is about to undergo the operation of couching.
Mr. OLIVERA, the Portuguese Minister. pre-
sented the lollowing Gentlemen to the KIND at the
Lrvee. sit Friday last :—Mr. LOPED DA CUNHA.,
the Poriugitinee Consul ; Mr. FERNANDEZ TN°.
MAC, and Mr. I.IIOIIIAA VANTELLER.
EIMILTVW.-16 the list or Presentations at the Levee.
Meru in our Paper of Saturday lan, for Lieut.-Colonel
hinges Pordur,osi his return frogs St. Hetes., resat, Lieut.-
Orland James Puwer, fiord Artillery, so his retern hun,
St. Helena.

Ots Saturday,the 9th instant, a General Assent.
bly of the Royal Academy was held at their apart-
ments in Somerset House. when Mr. RPCNAND
COOl and Mr. WIrI.LIAM DANISII. were elected
Academicians. in the room of Jou* l'Enta Wad
awl ItiCIILIADCOSIVAII, &qrs. dyes:wed.
London, England, 1822-02-13

sr. JANES'S ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY.
WSA MS. 'Bookseller to his Royal Righoema
tbe Duke of York, most respectfully submits to
Ibe Nubility aud Gentry the following Terms of Sebserip-
ties to bus CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. I, St. James's-
street, opposite the Palace:—
Subscribers paying 51.55. the Year; 3/.35. the Half-year;
or 11. 161. per Quarter, are allowed twelve Volumes in Town,
or tweaty.four in the Country; and are entitled to the newest
and 011011 expensive Work. in the Library.
Sabseribers paying 41. de. the Year; 21. 12s. 6d. the Half-
year; or If. 11s. 64. per Quarter, are entitled to eight Vo-
lumes in Town, ur sixteen in the Country, including New
Pablicatioas in the offer° or duodecimo sixes.
Subscribers priying 21.35. the Year; 21. 2s. the Half year;
or 11. Se. the Quarter, are allowed six Volumes in Town, and
twelve is the Country, hut are not entitled to the immediate
perusal of New Works.
Eansdies staying in Town for a few days can be aeconstno.
slated with the perasal of Works by leaving a Deposit of the
Valise of the 6.10 —N.B. No Extra Class.
. .

Yantis; Cards really engraved.
Nit —A Variety of Christmas Presents, Albums, Court
Cakedar, Almasarks, he.
London, England, 1822-02-13

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

For Atom. there has been a great demead, aad the mitts
have advanced considerably.
Ia FRUIT there ia no alteration, no public sales base taken
place since eur last.
BALTIC PRODUCE.

TALLOW has been io brisk &mead, and the prices have
advaiseed very considerably, chiefly is cooseipieuee of ape-
rubella's In the snide, the dealers have, however, beta ex-
Missive Foramens lately, prioripally of Yellow Camila. la
consequesee of its being gruerally believed that•esor Go-
vernment will ire llse duty payable or Foieiga Tallow,
there ars nu seller* for next eessoresarrival duty paid.
London, England, 1822-02-13

Just published, price Sa.
TILE PIONEER ; or, S TRICTURES
MARITIME STRENGTH sad ECONOMY: con-
taining, I. Memo, on British Seamen and Impressment;
11. Suggestions for decreasing the Demand ors Public Re-
venue and Coesumption of Materials, by increasing the
Duration of Ships; 111. Syllabus of a Work retitled Out-
lines for • Marionie History, to which is ridded, an Exposé
of a Discovery for prrparisg Forest Trees fur immediate Ser-
vice, •nil preventing the premature Decay of Timber Ships,
and all Structures wherein Wood is used.
By Captain LAYMAN, of the Navy.
'Auld by E. Bridgewater, 31, South Moltue-street, Bond-
street.
London, England, 1822-02-13

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

.1. Spyrr and S. Spyer, of Alie.sireel, Goodman's Fields,
February 8, 18112.—T. Laurie and T. Bayern, of London,
sugsr.refiriers, February 8, 1822.—.1. Mason sod Win. John-
son, of Bs/joshedl-aireet, London, dealers io csodle. wick,
February 7, 1822.-1. Aubrey and J. It. Aubrey, of Took's.
court,Curgiror. strer4, Chsnrery.tane, Middlesex, attorneys,
December 1, 1821 —J. Frost, Was. Dow, and J. Phillips, of
Hhodeswell, Stepney, Middlesex, roal.merchaals, as far as
regards the said I. Fruit, October 3, 1821.—J. Hingesion
and .1. W. thburis, of Graeseburch-sireet. London, apothe-
caries, January 1, 1821.-111. Wilsou, H. Weldon, cud N. L.
N. Leathe•, of Loudon, ww.dealers, February 9, 1822.
T. Fox and G. ems.", of Black& ors-rued, Surrey, woollen-
drapers, and of Careatou-street, Lonrh', woollen and Man-
chrsier-worehuris,meir, February 1. 1822.—Wra. Murray,
A. Smith, and It. Rotas, of Ediulsurgh, hankers, as far as re-
gards the said Wm. Murray, Decemb►r 31,1821.
London, England, 1822-02-13

MARKI VS.

[From ib, " Landon Mercantile Pr►ce Current," of
Tuesday, Frbrnary 11, 1822.]

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PROMO&
('ones—The business done Piece our last has brew to •
limited 'strut, in consequence of the bareness of the market,
an public sale was brought forward until Friday, whets 14
risks of basic% and II 1, hags of Dutch were put up; the
former wrist off rely briskly at a further advance, the latter
at shout the prtvtuus wifely 27 bare *flood Brasil lansught
4055. 6J. per rut ; Si. Diniil6go has been sold at our last quo-
tatiana, and la per cwt. bleier for rely good quality.
be Stuck of Mot ladiaCas is maw 1,774 toss, belog
London, England, 1822-04-11

THE GRAVEL AND STONE, I.UMBAGO,
I_l ICKNIAN's ('ILLS are •Iluired to be the
must seerent.i Preparation for effretnal!y removing
mot preventing the future recurrence of those Disorders
"hick arise hum an imperfeet action of the Unitary Organs,
as Gravel and 5i..,, Lumbago, Pains in the Rack and
Loins, Suppression of Urine, &e. Composed of the must
111.4ocest ingredients, this truly valuable Al... Heine relieves
the suffering patient frost On escrutiating tortures of throe
vases without any slipknot ov injury to the eoso•titotion,
rod requires so comlnituamet are restraint of diet during its
4,4'. It is one isf the oldest Public Illodicines extant;
and its peculiar virtues sad efficacy have uniformly main.
pined the highest reputation.
Suld in Boxes at to. N. and I Is. by tellers, Chemists,
N”. 4, Llieapside, St. Parrs, and 210, Regret street (near
14' argue twos), Loudon; 20, Waterloo-place, Ealinborgh;
1"3:14, Sackville.strert, Dublin ; and by the principal Medi-
"t Venders, tluougheut the Vatted kingdom.
London, England, 1822-04-16

SINGULAR AND AWFUL CIRCUMSTANCE.

At the Warwick Assizes, on Monday week, an adieu, was
brought to set aside the rodirol of • will, and thereby pt
possession of a legacy of 1001. and about rine acres of laud.
The of the wltaesors for the Plaintiff were guilty of such
prevarieutiou, that the Joey, without hesitation, returned a
veer/let for the Uefe•daat; and the Judge, after indignantly
commentiog upon their criminal audacity, and observing
t►at two other (whom N. Lordship did not more particu-
larly speify) appeared to ►e implicated, ordered thee to
be committed for peijory. At this moment • person in.
formed the Court that the Plaintiff, who was apparently in
good health us the morals', bad died saddesly at one o'clock
iu the day.
London, England, 1822-04-16

HUMANLY ASSAULT UPON A FEMALE.

William fiend, a fellow who is iu the ►ervice of a berse-
dealer, named Joseph Tapley, of Croydon, and Aldersgair.
•treet, was hied upon an indictment charging him with hav-
e.,
beaten and attempted to expose the person of a s cry in.
tere•ling young woman, named Harriet Harding.
TM. was • very gents case, and fully supported by the
••idence. The Prosecostrix stated that shs bad borne four
clt.Wren to Tapley.
The Jury found the Prisoner
The Hirroaorm, in miming 'lenience, •hoped that Tapley
would be brought to justice. ll.‘ad bad acted tinder the
sanction and authority of that person; and justice impost
the principal mover in thin di.graceful transaction was
riously called for. Head wan then sentenced to imprison.
'vent in the Giltpur-street Cumpter for six calendar mouths.
These was an exprrs•ioo of applause is the Court.
'the Itrcottoan then addressed Harriet Hardinrond ad.
v'aed her to consult those who were qualified to instruct her
•s to the propriety of bringing Tapley before the Court. He
mewed her, that in the event of a conviction the fellow
'Noun! he compelled to do her justice fur the serious tsjuries
she bad received at his bands.
London, England, 1822-04-16

This dilly is published, In one volume, octavo, price 14.. in
boardm—a few copies ars printed in dm. price If. Ils. 6d.
in boards, embellished with a fine Portrait of Lofton, de
Medici, from a bust by !Richelagoolo, and other En-
gravings, •
LLUSTRATION:3, Histo►ical and Critical,
of the LIFE of LORENZO DE MEDICI, called the
Alagnificeot, with as Appendix of original and other Docu-
ments.
By WILLIAM ROSCOE.
ens This Volume costsies a Visidication of the Character
of Loreoso de Medici against the attacks of N. de ffismoissk,
sod other writers.
Printed fee T. Casten, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood,
Edinburgh.
Of whom may also be bad, by the same Atoka.,
The LIFE mod PONTIFICATE of LEO the TENTH;
Me Second Edition, corrected, its 6 vols. Bvo. price 21.15. is
boards.
London, England, 1822-04-16

TEN GUINEAS REWARD.
To PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, &c.—
.11 Whereas It has been discovered that certain Persons are
in the habilis( Printing and Vending Labels, being copies or
imitations of those seised to the bellies containing the
GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY mid MARTIN,
thereby enabling unprincipled dealers to impose on their cus-
tomers • bad and injurious article; We hereby offer a Re-
ward of Ten Gaines, to any Person who shall give such in-
formation as will lead to Ilse conviction of any one gniltv of
these illegal prectices. DAY AND MARTIN,
Fegruary, 1822. 97, High Holborn.
London, England, 1822-04-16

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The ire prier of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, emit.
puled from the Returns made in the week radius the 10th
dsy of April, Hitt, is 345. 7111. per hundred weight. d-
elusive of the duties of custom* paid or payable tbe.isor uu
the impuilation thereof iuto Great Dritaiu.
London, England, 1822-04-16

- .
This day is poblirhel, handiapstly printed in Ike. with Six
Plater, price tire PoortbiEditloo, with Adrhtiotia,of
ESSAY 'Off ?HEM 'THEORY D.
• By M. CCrVIER,
Parries! Secretary of the Preach lastltnte, Professor and
Administrator of die Museum of Natural Hider,. Jr.e.
With MINERALOGICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
By Professor JAMESON.

Pasted for T. Cadet!, Saud; London; and William
Blackwood, Ediuboreh.
"This Fourth Edition of the celebrated Easy on the
Theory of the Earth commies, beelike many additional facts
istisi statements in l'ecird to the Natural History of the
Earth, also I d discuasitma by Cairnr on the twerps, of
the ftellellt Cootineet, as confirmed by the history of
nations ; sad on the proofs regarding the antiquity of
nation., alleged In be contented to this astroisontical and
other mouuments."—Advertisement W Fourth E lotion.