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London, England, 1821-08-20

BIRTHS.

At lloHorton Hall, is the mount; of Stafford, nit the 1.; •t
instant, the lady of bir Oswald Musky, Bart. of a %mi.
On the 17th instant, Iu Lauri-place, Bath, the Lady 0
Henry Petre, Esq. of a mu.
Ou the 16th Matsu., at Biddleston, the Lady of Wallet
Selby, Esq. of a daughter.
MARRIAGE.
On IVcrinestiny week, Mr. John Penny, to Milo Isabella
Penny, both of Preston:—
The Lady thought upon a Plan
To turn a penny—just to try it:
She laid her Penny nut on man,
And got a handsome Penny by it.

DEATH.
On IVeilnewlay, the 15th instant, at the pariah Church of
Childwall, by the Rev. Thinhas Bold, A.M. William Gull,
IPAsi. son of Benjamin Gott, of Araby House, Yorkshire, Esq.
to Margarrs, eldest daughter of William Ewan, Esq. ul
Wesley Hill, Lancashire.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Vanier( 50 after 6. r Evvoia( 42 after 7.

Priote4 and Poblisbo4l at THE BRITISH PRESS sod TH E
01011111 Onier, Na 127 Sirsod, by C. CORNWELL,
of lbo &nod,
London, England, 1821-08-20

CERTI FICATES.

S. Scarf, of Leeds, atuff-manufaclurer..—J. P. Williams,
late of Thomaa.arreet, New Kcut.road, but now of Lambeth.
road, Surrey, slater Crowe, of Wymoodham, Norfolk,
shopkeepi r.—C. Hilton, of Over Darwen, Lancaster, whit.
ater.—M. Girdlestone, of Norwich, baker.—.N. Blks, of Wa.
ter.laue, London, bookseller and printer.—J. Stafford, of
Leicester, grocer.—J. Airey, of Lilerpool, sosp.boiler.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 761 77 I Bk. L. Aim.. lyt 11-16
3 per Ct. C0t0... 76/1 I Old Annuities .... 761
4 per Cents 9510 New ditto 751 76
5 per Ct. N. Au... HMI Ex. Bills. 6 pr.
109 I Cone. for Acc. 76111

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PRICE OF CANDLES,
Front Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Pries of Caadles, per dozes, los &I—Moulds, Us Li.
6d. per doses allowed fur ready musty.
London, England, 1821-11-05

LON DON,
MONDAY. Novsima s, int.

We are given to understand that intelligence was
reovive4 in town on Saturday ofbernass fro St.
Prterablerghs annooneing the appointor's' of an
Ambassador to represeut the Emptier of Russia at
fife 011001111 Costs. in the room of Baron &sae-
*woozy. The name of the sew Anibal...dor has not
orsomeired. which rimy seem to throw a certain pot.
don of discredit over the statement, bat slash the
appointseat of an Ansboradoe have really taken
place, it oast be regarded as a certain pledge that
all tootters o< disegreespeot between Ross's and
the Porte have bras accommodated. and that the
peace of Europe will sot be disturbed. We ammo
at the same Ilse avoid remarking, that the moiety
with which the stets of the mosey market boo bees
for a few dips obse►ved, the doable that prevail
respecting it. probable rise or fell, sad the unnesal
extent to which speculations for a rise have been
made. are well Imlcelated to give birth to ease
each seotormakie piece of infornsatiess as would, if
true, tend to improve the appeasers of the
wsarket.
•
The blest @deka from Paris see of Tseeday
Inst. Frogs the papers of that. day "reArrive a
seeming coollrmatios of the ditteseiog ovate pro.
London, England, 1821-11-05

rnEATRII-SOYA/., CUV A:NT-GARDEN.
TilN• EVENING, MONDAY, Nov. 5,
will be perforated, is fuer acts, the Opera of
• THE EXILE.
• COMO Utrirk (the Eaile), Mr. Egerton; Governor of
Mr.W. Farren ; Baron A Iltradoff, Mr. Meadoos ; COMM
Calllbilf, Mr. Dune Pet ; Dann. Mr. Young iVelzien, Mr.
Comewret Bervitz, Mr. Fawcett. The Empre.s Elizabeth,
Mrs. Fanelli Katharine, Mrs. T t Alcamo, Mid
Foote.
The Grated Public Entry.' the F.atpress Elizabeth; and
the Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, in stench the
CORONATION of ELIZABETH is perforunti by the
Grand Patriareh, and his adistingDigaitarics.
After which the Melo drama called
THE WARLOCK OF THE GLEN.
Clasennald, Mr. Connor; Andrew Mackleatane, Mr. Far.
ley; laadir, Mr. Blowhard ,• Ittithireis, Mr. Comer; the
Warlock of the Glen, Mr. Abbott. Adela, Mrs. Frocit ;
Marian, Miss Beaumont.
Places for the Boars to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Boa-o/ee, Hart-dred, from Ten till Four.
Te.merrow, the Cemedy of She Stoups to Conquer, with
Brother and Sister.
On Saturday, fist lime, a new Farce, called The Venison
Pasty.
London, England, 1821-08-16

co.n:v RZCHANGR. Amours. IS.

We hod a good oipply of Wheat fresh in this owning
from the Suffolk coast, ■nd notwithstanding Ibe rail) at yes-
terday the trade was exceedingly dull, mid only the finest
samples' could be disposed of, which obtained Munday'v
primp, but the inferior spialities were unsaleable. Oats
are rsibte cheaper, the arrivals being very large, sad far ex..
cveding the immediate demand. Beans sail Pease are
per quarter lower. Fa Marley sod ether articles there is ntr
alteration.
London, England, 1821-08-16

=mt.
0. at Ruehaeopton, lag Viscountess Dun-
cannon, or a Ma.
MARRIAGES.
On the 4th iota- at Mi:ton, the seat of Sir David !Tamer
Pamir, Baronet, the Right Hon. Viscount lielburneoo )1t
Nay Mackenzie, youngest daughter of the late Edward
Hay Mckenzie, of Newhall and Cromarty, Esq.
On 'Thursday morning, the 9th instant, iu ‘raterford, by
the Rev. Mr. Holm°, the Rev. Henry Cox Harris, Rector ui
Berehaven, to Henrietta, youngest (laughter of the late
Thomas Warren, of Prospect Villa, Esq. County Cork.
DEATHS.

Ott Saturday last, in eouseqssenee of the rupture of.
bloat ♦easel, SfarmadoSe Dwell, Esq. of Shudy Camp•,
hi Cambridgeshire. He was une of the Grand Jury at the
Assists on Tuesday, and an acting Magistrate fur that
county.
Ou the morning of Sunday setinigia, at Ring, County
Co►k, Hugh Power, Esq.
Yesterday seanight, at his horse in Thomas-street,
Limerick, Lieutenant General Daniel O'Meara.

At the seat of Joseph Delany, Eeq near Fermoy,
Phillip., Esq senior, Altana, at Law, one of the Cormier*
of the City of Cork.
London, England, 1821-08-16

" Dooms et places. exer."—Hor.
Thy home and pleasing wife.
S()CRATES, by his Discourse on Marriage, so
eureptured his auditors with the subject, that the mar
ried men New to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to
be wedded, and the "Spectator" has affirmed, that the word
"wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name iu nature.
The sacred institution, then, of 'marriage, compasses the
desideratum of our enjoyment, teeiviiug Not only with hap.
pines. on earth. bet demister the soul itself to harmonise
with bliss hereafter. Previuus, however, to meeting now
this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative ditty,
not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser
Nature from those impurities which tire freedom of us-
rests icted pleasure may bays entailed oa it. To the
neglect of such attention nee attributable many of those
hapless isetasees, which, while they excite the ems*
aeration of the beholder, should also impress him with the
fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeneiaise Site
body—a residence in the tropics will relax Use elastic ihro—
but more especially does the premature infatuatioa of
youth too frequently compromise the oatmeal dignity into a
state of ineoition, from which the agonized sufferer more
thee doubts the chance of relief. To all such, the*, we
address ourselves, offering hope, energy, mumulerstrevcob,
felicity; nor will our advauces appear questiousbla, sane.
atoned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twisty years"
successful experience. The easy tares of married lite are
sometimes disturbed by the mispeasion of those blesetage
which couceatrete the Nuptial wreath, for the female habit
if often constitutionally week, yet it can be streogthesod.
and deficient energy improved into fuactiunal plower. in
every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every teas-
sties of the generative economy, we pledge our abilltg te
cure speedily, sad with effect. Earnestly solicitous tempi
the unfeeling empiric from the position so preeimptineosip
take. up, we deviate from general principles with lass
hesitation; sad confideot is our own 'renewable hatialabi
as Members of the College of Surgeons, we tele, tbs mar-
fering community of ciliate sea (especially these curetting
into matrimonial life) at once to our hoes% where
daily atteedauce is giver for passers' eonsultstivn; mid bi-
ters from the country ere immediately auswered; theespell
44111111563 a remittance for advice and msediciase, which dm be
forwarded to say part of the work! ,bewever distant.
GOSS and CO. &I. R. C.
Surgeons, %h, Esinverit-street, Fleebstreet, Lamb&
London, England, 1821-08-16

as soon as the Christian' 1414.ionatiei than have
made a little more progress amongst them. These'
islander. will make excellent se4men, and here
no want of timber for ship.building. It is astonish-
ing that statesmen do not attach wore importance
to the labours of Missionaries, when it is erid.-nt
that it is by their labours alone that the savage in-
habitants of the vast number of islands scattered
throughout the Pacific Ocean can be rendered
capable of carrying on a safe and pro6•able com-
merce."
London, England, 1821-08-29

When his Majesty einved st the esioodsouse
he was received upon the step. by the Lied Mayor
end Bond of Aldermen, accompanied by the pro-
per *Seers, carrying the full regalia et the city.
unit this body fanned a precession which walked
before his Mojesty through the entire suit of rooms.
until his arrival is the ask saloon. The steps and ball
were lined by the battle-•:e guard of the Lord
Mayor, end the Are room through which hie M.-
jesty and the precessiess passed was lined by the 6-
teroal good of the Mansion-house. Upon dn. 4orca.
*ion the internal guard au, composed of gentlemen.
who contended fur the honour if weeding the Sove-
reign. Their uniform was fanciful and elegant; a silk
doublet of corooatiois blue reached half way down
the thigh, breeches of white cos:omen, white silk
stockitigs, with bloc resettei it the knees and shoe-
tin, forward the lower part of the dress. Round the
waist a pink silk sash, from which • hang • rich
dress sword sod sword,kont ; mead the net* a
white ruff, under which lay a breed pink ribbon,
from which hose a coronation medal. The hat
was blue, with the leaf turned op before. sod •
large plume of blot and white enrich feathers.
The weeposs was • beetle-mite, with a spear-,
burnished silver. As his &Neste paned
stmuldered their sues. and the fines hid
tag effect. From thus ripens hi. idajwary,
lbw greet withdrawing room. wisii.46
neltility end high authorities of the
alkiesty most graciously reempine
piped, and onlond into tile oak Wow,

.0.4`

opear-head of . ,
ied the guard
a6d au iaspos- i
y pasaed into
lased by the V
'realm. His
them Si la
I. where were 1
London, England, 1821-08-11

INQUEST ON O'LEARY.

An inquest cru taken or Thursday, at the Cork Inn, Set.
ton, Wurrey, before Mr. Jemmet, Coroner, on the body of
elaury, the boxer, who fell in combat with Cuoper, the
Gipay, on Tuesday.
John Knight, a labourer, saw the battle. The men shook
heeds with each oilier on meeting in the ring, and ■Rain
before setting-to. The battle witoese considered to have
been conducted wills much fairness. and O'Leary appeared
to him to have the beat of it throughout until he received
the isofortnnstc blow on the temple.
Maly It.crea, chambermaid a the Cock, proved, that the
deceased was brought there at Gee o'clock, and he never
Spoke after.

Mr. Wallace, a surgeon, was of opinion, from what he had
beard, that the deceased died from the effects of the combat,
but be had uut opened the bead.
The Coroner observed that such was necessary, and the
Inquest was adjourned for tun hours, whilst the hudy,
was iu a putrid state, was takers out of the collin, mid the
heal opened.
The Surgeon, on resuming his evideuee, stated, that
there was a rupture of a vessel, and suer• ted blond
upon the brain, but iii his urawis there was am enough
blood to have occasioned death.
The Col ones observed, that the deceased lost his life
ragag.d io ail 'illegal tramaction, and the Jery iet-
seriloct of MaaelawyMer spites( Cooper.

The battle money on the late fight is not gran
up, as it is coniendtit that Leary wos,, from I.o* oper
bring taken from the ring !Afore the urn.ifts had
called the half-minute tine.
The notorious spy, Oliver, is now"irst clerk in
the ohm:linger% office at the Cape Of Good Hope,
with • salary and pesquisitea valued ut 30C1. per
annum.
The East India Company's ship Waterloo sailed
from St. Helena, cu her tome to Bombay, on the
9th June last.•
The fine Americ:in brig Seperb, of us tn-,s hur.
den, arrived on Friday tit the lirournielsw,
Yolk, with a full cargo, chiefly cotton. Tit:, is the
large.t f‘mign vessel, fully loaded, that has coin.
to Glasgow.

t .hr bank 19.554/. the poopf MI, of 043 cotitributorr, The arrangement of the procession of the Citizen' 1 toe E .al intlieS. Me win return again to tins port PllllllOO of rrince isoneolohe. .1 he report am se Yolk, with a Full cargo, chiefly cotton. Tit:, is the
.• 'r when 4,7291. hoolotthra 'to 100 labourers, and fis al 6,11,,,Ha :._- , for that putpose. At half-Past four they were out from the declaration of a student, that he would target lorign vessel, fully loaded, that has min.
.4094/V. the funds of 44 bot!fil gluts!. The 166 Deputies fro. Ors Citizens at Dublin ar• to tHke I of sight, with a fair breeze." assassinate the Prince wherever he met him, up to Glasgow.
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London, England, 1821-08-11

THE. KING'S ARRIVAL AT HOLYHEAD.

During the absence of the Chairman atid—eotn-
mittee, Mr. Wm. Trench (nephew to the Arch-
bishop of Tuam) addressed the Meeting. He Whq
extremely happy, he said, to inform them, and, he
was sore they would alt rejoice to hear, that Mr.
Robert Gregory, son of the Under-Secretsry, had
this moment arrived at the Castle. He mailed with
the royal squadron, saw it safe through the Needles,
and parted with it yesterday morning, haying ac-
companied it down the Btiatol Channel, to the
chops of the Iri,h Channel, and left. the fleet with a
fair wind standing up the Iribll Channel, an that
there ran be no doubt but his Majesty is now safe
at Holyhead.

The communication was received with rapturius
bursts of applause.
Sir John Bork., on being named one of the Com-
mittee, expressed the gintefol sense he entertained
of the higii honour conferred upon him ; but if lie
were to consult his own feeling., he would decline
the Wended honour, lest he might not be able to
di:whinge the trust ; at the same timely should
he would not shrink from any duty the Citizens
of Dublin would call on him to fulfil. Ile trould
be highly nattered sod honoured at being either
lost or first, or wherever else they might wish to
place him iu their procession, but he thought a
person more comiected with them, and better ac-
quainted with their feelings, would he more fit to
be named on their Committee.—Wraerol cries of
s No, no," you are appointed.)—Sir John bowed
and said he would enter on the task
anc.q.setnetwesc
cheerfully.
. _

The Committee having returned, after an all.
genet. of one hour tied a 611 f, the Secretory stated.
that Sir Wit'ism Bethum would be happy to give
any place he could, consistent with his duty and
precedents. He staled, that his Majesty George I.
was received by the Citizens on the pavement, in
their respective Guilds.
The arrangement of the procession of the Citizen'
is as hniborre
Deputies from the Citizens of Dublin - to hike
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London, England, 1821-02-20

A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND.
By Authority of the Right He.i. the Lor.l Chamberlain.
rrHIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Feb.
li will be presented, an entire new splendid Historical
Melodramatic Widens, entitled,
KENILWORTH CASTLE;
OR, THE DAYS OF QUEEN BESS.
Eal of Leicester, Mr. Watkins; Earl of Sussex, Mr.
Jervis; Earl of Shrewsbury, Mr. Dennis; Lori Burleigh,
Mr. Shaw ; Lord Southampton, Mr. A USIIII ; Walter Raleigh,
Mr. Phillips; Sir Henry Lee, Mr. Brody; Treasilian, Mr.
Waylett• Queen Elizabeth, Miss E. Scott; Amy, Countess
• f Leicester, Mrs. Wayleit; Janet; Miss Yokes; Cicely,
Miss Jerrold.
To conclude with an entire new Comic Burleita, in two acts,
entitled
LODGINGS TO LET.
Old Freshly, Mr. Buckingham,. Young Freshly, Mr.
Cowin; Wilton, Mr. J. Jones; Solomon Sugarrtick, Mr.
Walston. Miss Ellen Freshly, Mrs.Trunaut Mrs. Bom-
bay, Mrs. Daly; Nancy, Miss Vales.
E FUG E for the DESTI l'U FE.—SU 13-
London, England, 1821-02-20

. .
13R1GHTON, Fel:away 111.

Divine Service, as usual, at the Palace on a Sunday, was
!his Jay performed in the presence of the King, Princess
Augnsfs, Royal Suite, and Honsehold, by the Deau of
Hereford.

......
Count Munster look leave of the King, and departed for
London, on Friday.
The arrivals io.day at the l'alaee were the Master of the
Horse, the Duke of Montrose, the Imperial Anna...odor,
Primmer Esterhazy, and his Princess, the liiiii.iau Ambeasa.
dor, Couut Lieveu, and the Countess Lievesi.
London, England, 1821-02-20

STAYS AND BELTS.

RO3INSON and submit for In—
dies' inspection their Fashionable Stays, COCMiS, and
Children's Corsages, which they engage ill Et with superior
taste. Potent Stays, to correct defective figures, re, tifY un-
even shoulders, preveol stooping, remove Tern brad curva-
tures, serration., in the bark, and spinal irregularities, and
supper* +nil cure persons awry, rendering them straight and
alanpely, without any pernicious steel, padding, or pressure.
Elastic Anatomical lb-lts, which educe abilotnistal
larcement, corpulence, local dropsy, umbilical hernia, and
other accidents; relieve weakness mid relax Ilion, awl afFord
berictici•l support after secoucherneut.
Country Ladies instructed by letters to send iticanneen.
Mark well the Homestead direct huts, as this advertisement
is quoted, imitated, and totiblishiiscly copied verbatim, by
incapable and unskilful rf.ollll.
7, I'olk-street, Covent-garden, London,
London, England, 1821-02-20

when some body guards, having their naked sabres
concealed under their great coat., drew them. and
struck two of the people. The authority of time
corregidora was disregarded. The people suddenly
di•perscd, but shortly returned in force, and
obliged the body guards to take refuge in their bar-
rack, before. which, for their protection, they
placed three pieces of cannon. The energy and
exertions of the Magistrates calmed the effervescence
of the people : the assistance of the national guard
co.ttributed greatly to the effect.
The garrison took arms to be in readiness to act
in case of necessity. All the military on half-pay
in the city presented themselves to the Municipality
to offer their services and assist in the maintenance
of tranquillity and the defence of the constitution.
The Municipality presented to his Majesty an Ad-
dress upon the occa•
'('hr Council of Ministers met yesterday under
the presidency of the King, at which the disband-
ing of four companies of the body guards was re-
solved ou iirovuionally, but their definitise fate
was referred to the Corte.. The individuals who
compose this body will retire to their homes to
•watt this decision, after laying down their arms
and uniform in their barracks. The barracks of
the body gourds has been kept as it were blockaded
by the people fir three days and three isights.—
The city was ill iated at night to prevent the
disorders which darkness toi:;lit have lavoured.
Several buoy guard's, says the Unicersel of yes-
presented ilseinselvee to toe Captain Ge-
neral to tender their resignation, declaring that
they felt they never could serve in fill me with honour
in a corps, smite niembi!rs of which hal in cold
blood mined their fellow citizens. Sieve these
events the service of the palace both inside and out-
si•le, is confided to halberdieis, Spanish and
Waloon guards, and roc•tl curaltinerrs.
Examination• have been taken against the an-
!hors of these disorders: The good citizens invoke
aeiest them all the severity of the laws, and
prompt and signal imilislinsent.

. . .
An article dated Vienna, the 4th instant, adds
that the Duke de Gallo, had set out en the Soth
hum Laybach, with the ultinutherts ud tire S.tve-
sewn, Inr Naples, and thst it uffers to the Nea-
politans the chance or seeing 4111111iK them 4.50,000
Austrians u. enemies, or 40,000 as allies.
London, England, 1821-06-27

PROCEEDINGS ON THE BILL OF PAINS AND
PENALTIES,
HANSAItIYSPARLIAMENTARY DE-
BATES. Tim Third Volume of the NEW SERIES
of ibis Work, which commences with 16e Accession of hie
pretest Majesty, is ready for delivery. In this, sod is the
Second Volume will be found the whole of the impatient
Proceedings ..0 the Bill of Panes and Penalties ageism her
Majesty the Queen. No pains have bees spared to give
those Proceedings with the greatest accuracy. The Debates
which look place in the several maps of the Bill will he
fused detailed at great kugih. The el. gaeat Speeches of
the COO DM I who appeared fur and against the Bill have been
carefully revised soil corrected, and compered with the Notes
of the easiness Shurt.band Writer to the two Horses, oblig-
ingly communicated by the Agents on both sides for that
porpoise. And the Examinations in chief, the Cross-exami.
ratios*, She Re-raarainatione, the Examinations of the
Lords, together with the Questions propounded to the
Learned Judges and their Answerr, the sundry Reports,
Protests, lie dr. have all been faithfully transcribed from
the Minutes and J uuuuu Is of the House of Lords. The
Editor, therefore, is induced to hope, that he has nut been
unsuccessful in his endeavours to present the Public with
the ably complete Report of a Prucerdiug which, iu interest
sail in magnitude, yields to nose that ever occupied the at-
ttnitoo of Parliament and of the Nation.

Visl. IV. Costsining Ilse Proceedings frost be opening of
the piresewt Session lu Ibr 241 of April, will be published is
a few weeks.

woo All eownionicalions fur this Work, if forwarded to
Mr. Wright, No. 6, Penton-square, or to Mr. T. C. Hansard,
Peter,'iseellEA merle Pleet-sleeet, will be carefully attended
So • but as an early poblieatiuu of the Proceedings of nth
Sn:aion is extremely desirable, it is respectfully requested
that ttelkh tomonneicstioss may be forwarded with as little
delay as
Leedom : Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek, end Joy ; J.
Booker; Loagnian. Hon.., Rees, Orme, and Brown;
J. M. Richardson; Blink, Kingsbury, Parbury, and *lke ;
J. Hatehard and Son ; J. Ridgeway and Sons ; E. Jeffery and
Senn; litoderell and Martin ; R. H. Evans; Budd mad Whin;
J. Booth; and I'. C. Hansard.
Of *limn may he ha.l,
1. The PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY of ENGLAND,
front the earliest Period to the Year 1803; in 36 volumes.
S. The PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES, from the
Y. ar 1603 to the Accession u( his present Majesty ; in 41
volumes.

1. HOWELI:S COMPLETE COLLECTION of STATE
TRIALS; 1. 21 vols.
4. HOWELL'S MODERN STATE TRIALS, volume
I. to IX.
London, England, 1821-06-27

• BIRTH.

Or Sunday, the tdtb hiateist, I. Upper Grailieseue-atreet,
the Lady of Thew Grease, E.j. of Slyer, sear Laocashire,
of a daughter.
DEATHS.
At Cul.lblow, Comity DuMia, on the tea instant, Denis
George, Esq. late a Banos of hie !Majesty's Court of Esche-
in Ireland.
Al Colton, ie Ireland, the Rev. Dr. Beaofort, aged e 3.
Dr. Beaufort was, duriag *early SO years, a brae-Seed' and
resided clergy:sae Is Ireland. His mese is well booms to
the English and foreige public by his " Civil and Ecclesias-
tical Map of Ireland," said by the Memoir which accom-
panied that Map. Of late years be rebuik the chemises is
both his parishes of Collo. mid Name, which edgess re.
main snouismeists of his seal asst of his architemurai taste.
The cherch of Callus is beift es the model of Kiees Col-
lege, Cambridge. It siseprisea and delights the English
traveller, and may wail gratify. as it does, the aational
pride of the sister reentry. Dr. Beaufort was Dee of those
who first proposed a Royal Irish Academy, and actively
assisted in the formation and in the regmlation of that insti-
tution, of which be was owe of the earliest members. To the

establislimeat lied improemornit of the Sunday se►oub is
Dublin ►e coutribuled esseotially by ►is personal exertiost
and cousiant attendance; and ►e was ooe of the original
&sanders of the admirable " Aseueiatios for the rimeosirage,
men( of Virtue."
London, England, 1821-06-18

and curried it to °Jews. Theseit was barocirith
much ceremony to the Geregh church; but this Go-
stiesior, Count L stigrnati, fiess ;tot us yet permitted
to be solemnly inferred'; Ise his dispatched a
courier to St. Petershurgh, fur the purpose of ob-
London, England, 1821-06-18

ADELPM THEATRE, STRAND.
TO THE PURIM

M. eIIIALONSI firming s.en his name announced in t►e Bills
of the Theatre kuyal, Drury-hue, fur the Masquerade,
this Evening, ',Sunday, Jun. lk, respettfully informs the
Nobility and the to prevent any ilisappointrneut,
that his name has terns inserted entirely without his ton-
sent ; ■ad further begs leave to acquaint them, that on
Friday last he sent Mr. Elliston a legal notice, to with-
draw his name from the advertisement.

MCI I A lONS' License for ill.. A delphi
• Theaire vaporing THIS EVENING, MONDAY,
June IS, it most unavoidably be the LAST NIGHT of hie
cud blow. DAVOUSI"S Perfurineects.

Part CHALONS will go through a great va-
riety of ‘Vonderfol Etperiineuts of Magic and Recreative
Philooopliy.

Part 11.—M DPCOLIft and ESHRAYATI the re-
nowned French Helenlews.

FSBRAVAT, Model of the Royal Academy
of Loudon, will lift up a Wright of 1,6001b0. with the
greatest saw, take Iwo Men, and carry them round she
Stage, ■t srm's length, one in earls in oil, 111141 nivily nibs
surprising rests of Strength, never before attempted by any
psrtirularly his Itepresentaiiusa of she Glsiliator.
Mons. DECOUR will, by hi. extraordinary Strength,
sustain himself on 2 Pillar twelve feel high, in an horizon-
tal position, support himself in a surmising m 'r by two
quart Bottles standing on 'rable, wills a satiety of Feats of
Strength and Agility too manseruus for insertion.
Part 111.—The great and istaraorilioinry Performances of
Walking un she Ceiling. Moss.. DAVOUST will walk with
his fat I against the proscenium, hie head downwards! and
ploy with Hoops, to prose he is nut held by asy wise, ike.
beat the Drum! take a Table up to LOU, 101,11 lie will eat
and drink as easily as on the gruistl! Waltz with his Head
downwards!

Part I Y.—Mons. CHALONS will entitione his surprising
entertainments by n vaiiciy of astioii.hilig Philosophical
Performances, partiealorly his wouderAil Resin/otion of •
Watch, after baviuq Loren (wake to pi. trs if, the presence
of the Compyny, and a Val loy of 1/1111., Feat., which We
entirely new awl cannot fail to astonish the Audience.
Mous. DAVOCS F will close the Enitataiiiinents by sett.
ral Feats of Agility, of a nouvelle and singular um
Doors riper at Half pest Six, snit the Performance to begin
al Si yen o'Clor k.—Half•pr ice at llaltpust Eight o'Clock.
Places for the Boxes to b takes. at the BOX-noire of the
Thyatre, firms Tr. to Valor o'Clock, where Private Boxes
may be bad. 3..ses, 49.--Vii, Ys —.Gajteri.
London, England, 1821-06-18

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The oversee price of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, corn.
puled Guns the Returns wade iu the week eliding the 13th
day of Jour, Ib2l, is ne. 21d. per higudred weight, ex.
elusive of she duties of customs paid or pap‘ble thereon Oil
the importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-06-18

READTIFUL RESIDENCE AND ESTATE.

At the Flow of Mrs. Winn, the George Inn, in Coney.street,
York, ow MONDAY NEXT, hell! 25, 1821, at Twelve
~'Cluck, subj Pet so Cum Limns them and there to be pro-
duced, provided the same is not before disposed of by
Private Contract,
rili-tAT well-known utid celebrated Sporting
1 VILLA, called the %VOLD CO ITAGIR, lair the
pruprriy of Edward Tophans, Esq. with the Gardena, Plea.
sure Grounds, and all oilier requisite appendages ■nd out-
bniblings, suitable for Gentleman's residence, sad abont
378 Acres of good Land, in excellent condition. The whole
forms a most desirable sproaing residence, as it abounds
with game, and is militate on the moat pleasant part of the
Yorkshire %Voids, ist the immediate neighbourhood of three
packs of fox hounds, and a park of harriers, and at a mo-
derate distance from Scarborough and Biiillingion Qual.
The whole Iwiug is the 0( estpaiius of the owner. Posseaxion
may be had itnrweili•tely, and any past of the merebsse
money remain on security of the premises, and may be had
either with or without the furniture, farming stock, hus-
bandry utensils, ire.

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For information apply to Messrs. hall and Campbell, So-
licitors, Ilevaley; or to Mr. Hall, Scarborough, near Be-
set ler, oho is authorised to aell the MUM
London, England, 1821-06-18

The Cliefden Eitate at Taplow Barks, opposite Widen-
heel.—Peremptorily by Mr.
_BQUI BB sod SON (by ordrr

. .
of the Trustee for Sale), al Gangway's, sow TUESDAY,
July 10, at 12 o'Clock, in Five Lots as under:—
Lot 1. Large FREEHOLD and TITHE-
Llll. FREE SIFEA Dow, coutainiug *$ acres and
a half, in the occupation of Mr. W. Bailey, tenant from year
to year, abutting uts the road to Burnham, and adjoining
the Estates of Mr. Wood mud the late P. C. Bruce, Esq.
lot 2. A large tract of arable land, containing near 70 acres,
with Iwo fine pieces of water, pleasantly situated adjoining
Dropmure, the seat of Lord Grenville, and bounded on the
west by the road Loin Taplow to Beaconsfield. Lot 3. The
greater pail of that magnificent and justly celebrated pro-
perty, Clietlen; CUlllpriswg the site of the ancient mansion,
with the two wings, extensive Mires and gardens, the noble
terrace, Iwo lodges, halloo pavilian, octagon temple, and
other ornamental !mailings; together wills near 137 acres of
land, beautifully winidtd, and most abundantly stocked with
11111. ; the whole bounded uu the west by the River Thames,
sod enclosed by a staiktautial brick wall on the aisle next the
high nsash. !At 4. Comprises that justly admired building,
the Spring flow, toet her aids a 1 beautiful portion of
the estate, containing 75 Lot 5. Another baitti-
fill pit of the estate, adjoining. south on the above,
containisic near 72 acres, buuniled 011 the east by the lough
road from Taplow to Beacouslield, un the west by the Hirer
Thames, and on the south by the grounds of Taplow Court.
The Estate may be viewed by application to Mr Tyre, at
Chattel', of wl garlienlars 'with plans annexed) may he
had; also of Mr Welton, at the Library, 51aidenhead; of
Messrs. Fleapit., Niela, and Voting, Solicitor., Nu. 12, Es-
sex-street, Strand; of 51rssra. J sod W. Lowe and Cowburu,
solicitors, Taidield court, Temple; and of Mr. Squibb and
Son, Auctioneers, Faville.row.
London, England, 1821-06-18

Mining i,

.1,1 to bis. conduct-. It is not

true, then, as was ye►terday announced, that the
interment has already taken place. . .
A report (hut it is by no means probable) was
current at Odes.a, that the fiydriotes had forced the
passage of the D4rilatielles, with fifty-six vessels,
and lad got possession of one of the Castles.
♦IENNA, JUNK 3.

The Austrian Observer this day contains an
article bait Constantinople, dated the 10th of
May, which confirms the rtaternent of the great
confusion prevalent there, as well as in the
provinces ; the execution of the ei-decant Patri-
arch of Constantinople, Cyrellus, which took
place at Andrinople on the 3d of May, together
with twenty-three other Greeks of the first dis-
tinction ; the seditious ttttt vements among the troops,
and the di%Ctlitirif (11011 expressed by all clamors
toward* the first functionaries of the empire. It
announces also, that the greatest efforts are made
fur the equipment of a fleet, which will sail the
moment the number of sailors is complete ; that
the Sultan has left the Seraglio for his summer re-
sidence, neseltik-Toesch ; and that the Turks sur-
prised a body of Greeks the 13th of May at Gal-
letz, which they annihilated, if we are to give
credit to a bulletin published at Fokichan, by the
Pacha of !brad.

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The British Ambassador has receives' satisfaction
for the assassination of two English sailers, and has
determined to send his consort to Corfu.
London, England, 1821-04-12

CRIMINAL LAWS.

The Marquis of LA NSOOWN present.il a Petition from
the Inhabitants of the insist of Gainsburough, praying fur a
revision of the Criminal
Lord CAINHO/WE prescotvii a similae Petition from
certain Inhabitants of the county of Con Mnll.

They were severally read and limid au the Wile.
REPORT or THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON
FOREIGN TRADE.

The Niargitit of LANSDOWN, the Chairman of
the Committee, said, that on laiing this Report on
their Lordships' table, it was not his intention to
occupy their time further thin to draw their atten-
tion to the subject of the Report. It related to
the Asiatic trade, and particular!), to that part of it
carried ani by licenses granted by the East India
Company, and the trade by private 'hips with Can-
too, and that of the trade carded on with the rime
place by the ships of the Coiled States of America.
It was contileil to these three points. The Report
slated the objections which hail brvii made to the
conclusion the Committee had come to, and the
grounds of the arguments that had been urged
as it. The Committee well knew that no ex-
London, England, 1821-06-20

THORP, Maeoe.
A COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN,
holden in the COUNCIL CHAMBER of the GUI LD-
HALI. of the CITY of LONDON, on TUESDAY.
the 19th day of June, IBM and in the Second Year of
the Reign of George the Fourth, of the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, Sc. Ice.
RasoLvaD
THAT the Thanks of 'his Court he given to
Sir WM. LEIGHTON, Kist. late Aldermais of the
Ward of Billingsgme, fur his regal it attendance and salutary
Counsel' at this Cowin; his wise, vigilant, and impartial ad-
ministration of justice; his MIMI INN seal dor As Iseeespri
artfety, soil seasperhy a his Irellow.Citiariss ortall4
sittsehisest to the Laws sad Liberties of his Country.
WOODTHORPE.

This day is published, elegantly printed in a large vol. Sim.
with Five Portraits, price Its. boards,
111 EM 01 RS of QUEENS, illustrious awl
celebrated.
By MARY HAYS,
Author of" The F. male Biography," de. de.
Priiitid for T. and J. Allman, Bookaelkis to her Majesty,
Princes-street, Hamiver-Aquare.
Of whom niay be had, price Bs.
The JOURNAL of a PRIVATE of the 4411 HIGH.
LANDERS, oho 'rived twelve years in the last War.

The Clic...len Estate at Togolese, Rucks, opposite Maiden-
bead —Peremptorily by Mr. SQUIBB mud SON (by order
of the Trustee fur Sale), at Garraway's, UN TUESDAY,
July 10, at 12 o'Clock, is Fore Lou, as, moiler:—
Lot I. A Large FREEHOLD nod TITHE-
Ik FREE :MEADOW, rontaining 96 acres mad
• half, in the occupation of Mr. W. Bailey, tenant from year
to year, abutting ou the road to Hornbeam, and adjoining
the Estates of Mr. Wood mod the late P. C. Brace, Esq.
Lot 2. A large tract of arable land, containing near 70 sere",
wish two fine pieces of water, pleasantly silusted aoljui ii ii ig
Dropmure, she seat of Lord Grenville, and bounded /111 the
west by the road (sum Taphole to Beaconsfield. Lut 3. The
greater part of that magnificent and justly celebrated pro-
perty, Cliefoltn; comprising the site of the ancieut mansion,
with the two wings, extensive uffires and gardens, the auble
terrace, two lodges. Dation paritotio, octagon temple, and
other ornamental buildings; together with near 137 acres of
land, beautifully wooded, anal must abundantly sloshed wills
game ; the 1/11111? bUltilded WI the west by the Rover Thames,
and enclosed by a substantial brick wall ono the side neat the
high road. I.lot 4. Caomproses that justly admired
the Spring Wane, together with • nom beautiful portion of
she emaie, containing Ve sere.. Lot 5. Another tomato-
fool portion of the estate, adjoining mouth on the above,
conisitiong near 73 acres, buoinoled on the east ley the high
road Num Taplow to ReamanatielA, us the west by the Row
Thames, and on the south by the grounds of Taplow Court.
The Estate may be viewed by •pplicaliton to Mr Tyre, at
CliOdess, of whom 'particulars (with plans annexed) may he
had; also of Mr. Weit ..... at the Library, Maidenhead; of
51 . Fladgaie, Nield, and YOfillf, Solicitor., No. 11, Es-
sex-street, Strand; of M .J. and W. Lone and Cowburio.
solicitors, Tanfielol court, Temple; nod of Mr. Squibb auk'
Soo, Anclioucers,
London, England, 1821-06-20

This day was pthbliahed, in fuer vols. octave, price 21. 12.. 6.1*
boards.
THE BEAUTIES, HARMONIES, and
SUBLIMITIES of NATURE; with nreminnal
Remark* on the Laws, illaiimers, and cumoms of various
Nations. Wills !Voter, Cirittinent•rka, and Nostra tioos.
By CHARLES RUCKE,
Author of Amusement* is. Retirement." &e.

This Pniductiort embraces a moat extensive subject—
the whets, Field of Nature, with its relative. assoeiatioua.
What has been said of Lord Bantu., may, with great truth, he
applied to Mr. Burke :—that 'his feeling for Nature was
the mails aisle ow which his philosophy rats halo poetry, mid
twitted itsel in a very goareful, as well as grand enthusiasm,
befitting u•te of the Hith Priests of WietJude."—Literary
Chttosicle, May 11,
London, England, 1821-06-20

Valuable Pictures of the Italian anal Flemish Schools, col.
keted by the late Mr. Bryan, Author of the Dictionary
of Primers.
NIK. SQUIBB and SON respectfully announce
to the Nubility sad Gentry, Amateurs of Ilse Fine Arts,
that they shall SELL BY AUCTION, on MONDAY
NEXT, June 25, as the Gallery, No. 28, Princes-street, li
Leicester-square, nearly oppia-iie Coventry•strset, the vale.
able COLLECTION, fan turd by she late Mr. BRYAN, which
is taloned to contain some of the finest Specimens of the
Itialian awl Flemish Schaub; para.-oar!), the Deluge, by
Annibala Carrseei ; the beautiful Woody Landscape, walk
Narcissi's'', by Yelasapiez •' Aeteiiii at the Bath of Diens,
by Titian ; the Virgin, with the Infant Christ and Angels,
by Yaudyek ; Duly Family, by Andres del Sown ; and many
usher very distSpeeieseits from the pencil* of L. Giordano,
Paul Veronese, A. Ifiscrlsi, Guerrilla), P. Jr Curious, Reno.
brai,lt, L da Vinci, N. Poisson', Callus, LOCI, Breeghel,

To be publicly viewed two day. preceding. when
eatAlogara tray be hut at the place of ; cod of Mr.
Siinibh and hue, at their Gre►a Roos, Saville-row.
London, England, 1821-06-20

This day are publi.lsed, in small °yam priest U. Id. hoard.,
SELECT TRANSLATIONS from the Greek
of QUINTUS SNIYRNEUS.
By ALEXANDER DYCF., A.B.

Of Exeter College,
Printed f rW. Clarke, New Burd-atreat, Landes ; and
.1. Parker, Uxf,rd.
London, England, 1821-06-20

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND ESTATE.

At the llolve of Mn.a Winn, she George lust, in Coney-street,
York, us MONDAY NEX f, June 25, Hai, at Twelve
o'Clock, subject to Conilitivais then and there to be pro-
dared, provolvd the game is gut before disposed of by
Private Contract,
rI\HAT well-{age's snit celebrated Sporting
1/11,1A, called the %VOLD COTTAGE, late the
property of Edward Tophain, Erg. with the Gardeas Plea.
cure Grounds, and all usher remsseite appendages and oat.
building'', suitable fur a Gentleman's reoideoce, and about
378 Acres of good Laud, iu excellost condition. The whole
tunny a most desirable sporting resideuee, as it shooed,'
with game, and is situate cm the must pleamni part of the
Yorkshire Wobbi, in the immediate reighboorlsond of three
paella of fox Wends, and a pork of harriers, and at a mo•
defuse distance from Scarborough tool Bridlington Unsy.
The whole being is the occupation "dike owner. Neuronal'
may be had immediately, and any part of the pentium'
moor, remain us' ',curdy of the presoires, and may be hod
either with ur without the (onshore, fetming stock, hes.
busby isseuvilo,
Fur information apply to Meows. Hall and Campbell, So-
licitors', Beverley; or to Mr. Hall, Scarborough, near Be-
verley, who is authorised to sell the same.
London, England, 1821-06-20

Noble Mansion, Brown-.treat, Reek,ley-square. late the
Residence and Property of the Earl of Carhanipton.
LTA B. SQUIBB owl SON be !give te.
that they have received directing's from she Ewen.
tors to DISPOSE OF the above noble MANSION, whicb
contains or tbe growled Auer a opinions entrance hall, doisinst.
room, rivoiraimg.mont, library, tentless mei dressier/96ns,
kr.; on the principal fl./Of a very splendid suits of apart.
merits, the front room about fifty feet in length, with very
lofty sad hiebly enriched covered ceiling, a hick deswing•
room, axle-now, bedchamber and dressing-room; wish
several chambers over, and istsiwerovis well-arranged offices
on the basement; a Isree garden behind, and eat. usive
stabling, ke.; held under Lord Berkeley, at a very low
ground rent.
Pi ilicipala only will have tickets Cm viewing forwarded
to them, Itv addressing a lbw twlllipsibb sad ion, Ravi Ile.traw;
who are anthormed to treat by Provide Cealraci.

Valuable sod very insprovabirErteirolil Estate is At. Martio's
Parish, comprisiog the wiole of Orange street, Orange-
court, part of Castle-street, the Nag's Head awl Light
horse Public and • large Staltle•yard.—By Mr.
hQUIBB and SON, by order of the Trustees under the
Will of his Grace the late Duke of Boectroch and Queens-

berry, at Gneraway'e, on TUESDAY, July 3, at one, i■

Loss,
'PHIS valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE is
situated is the itniasediaie vicinity of Leicester-square,
and close to the extensive improvements sow carrying nu
under the New Street Art, and it presents ■ moss eligible
oppottunity for iovestmeol of capital, Si she present rental
arises from original gn.oaJ rents, the whok of which will
expire is eight years and a half front Michas-linos next, when
the purchasers will have the opportunity of le-1-taint the
full value, which is calculated to be at least 1,2001. per a.-
115/111.

Particulars, with plans, are prep*, ing. and nifty be bid
21 days preceding the sale of Messrs. 441,1ie, 0.1.1ie, and
Forster. Solicitors, Carey street ; at the falses Head and Light
Hone Public Horses on the E..tate; at Ga,raway's and of
Mr. Sysibli and Son, it . ctiunren,
London, England, 1821-04-24

TOTIIILFI NLRB FAIR.

Yesterday this fair commenced, and the inciters of the
day attracted a vast member of well-dressed people to it.
There was no gambling permitted by the Magistrates, but
there were numerous swings. .4 young woman bail the
midertane to be thrown out of cane of these dangerous ine-
dible', sod bad butts her legs brakes. She was carried to
the Hospital. geowtsni's aumpany exhibited also the Magic
Grindieg•amill to grind old people yutteg. Jack-ass riding,
and the other usual sports, cosopleted lifts/cent.

-.11.!"
London, England, 1821-06-16

AFFECTING CASE.

Yesterday a poor squalid-louking girl, worn almost to a
skeleton wieb disease and distraction, and hissing an infant
in her arms, attended before the Magistrate, Aldetentoi
J. J. Smith, to claim relief (ram the parish officers of St.
George the Martyr.
In answer to the worthy Magistrate's interrogatories, she
stated that she was tone of the unfortunate girls who timely
lived in Dover street, but hail been compelled to (cure by
the vigorous measorts adopted by the Cusp for elearorg the
seigliburelneud of such charactess. She believed she was
born in Dwcr•atreet, but was not positive; however it ass
the arse place she recollected being in. Neer saw bur pa-
rents to her knowledge, our beard alto they were, nor bad
she the idichiest notion who the father of her child was. bile
was now item tacitly years of age, lead had het et ton the
town win 'ears; but it was more Aunt socessity than
choice; suit m she had 'weir been taught to du any thing,
nu one would take her as a servant.

The officers state.' that there were hundred of girls in the
same neighbourhood similarly situated ; and since they hail
Neu turned away from the different brothels, the nuisance
was mall, worse than before; for they ►at or stood about
the streets in groups, some actually ►tarvutg, and all with-
•ut a place to hide *elf heads at urght, by which they were
compelled to sleep iu the field* or at dour•. Some of the uhl
occupiers had certaisly moved to Newiugiuo, and either- to
SValworth, taking their emit, ial,tucuis with Won ; but
enough albums') misery still remained to excite the sym•
pithy of time hardest heart.
Mr. Alarcon:en Smith said it was no nee ; nothisig could
alter the deimulination of the Magistrates to clear this
neighbourhood—s hide bast been a diegr to the Borough
for years—of all such inhabitants. Nothing could justify
people in following dishonest pursuits, and it those wretched
beings were is the distress represented, be felt convinced
Nis parish would do all in its rower to stood them, and
make them better member,' of society; hut it they persisted
in their old coarse, the laws should be rigidly enforced
against them. Gain of rubbers were here nursed from their
cradle, and if he might believe the stag, mews that had been
made to blue form time to time, they tame the ablest of their
kiod in town; but since the commencement of these prose-
cutions they had totally disappeared, and their dens of pro-
fligacy, robbery, and pm halm murder, had given way to the
residence of the honest and industrious artisan. ' The wor-
thy Magistrate in conclusion said he should count eeeeee nu
act of oppression or violence against those miserable crea-
tures. they were particular objects of sympathy, and if
sceommended to him, he would compel the Overscers to ad-
minister assistance Mateo.

The applicant was thee given in charge to t►e parish
beadle, with orders to see her wants attended to.
London, England, 1821-06-16

GERMAN PAPERS.

PESTI!, NAY 28.

The post which arrived yesterday from Coustai.a
tinople brings more satisfactory accounts of the
state of that city (10th of Nlay). The ferry of the
Turks had abated since the deposition of the Vitier.
but there was stiU some fear of new excesses.
I f the Greeks in the provinces should obtain any
fresh advantages. a tellers' massacre of the Greeks
les ding ■t Constantinople seems inevitielde.--.
Among the persons lust executed is a brother of
the last Charge d'Affiires at fire Austrian Cuuit.
Alauroieni, who was bebeadtd. The Greek
London, England, 1821-06-29

HUSBANDRY HORSE DUTIES.

Lord Mt LTon moved the Order of the Day for
the third reading of the Husbandry Horse Duties
Repeal Bill. He said, it had been his intention
to propose the iusertion of *clause which would re-
move all doubt as to the liability of small farmers
who occasionally let their horses out on hire for
drs wing coals or timber to a surcharge for the horses
whirl) they so Let, but understanding that much
doubt was enteitsined of the possibility at present
of introducing such a clause without defeating the
objects of the Bill, he should forego that intention.
Ile hoped, however, care would be taken by the
Executive Government to prevent any hardship of
the kind alluded to from falling on the persons of
whom he had spoken.

After some observations from Mr. Calcraft, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Bright, Mr.
Smythe (of Cambridge), and Mr. Denman, the
8.11 was read the third time and insisted.

'
London, England, 1821-06-29

THE CHAMPION'S ARMOUR AND EQUIPAGE.

A splendid snit of armour has been 'sleeted from those in
the Tower, and has been placed in a state of preparation for
the purpose of being presented according to etiquette by hie
Grace the Duke of %YeHinton as Master of the Ordasece,
to the Champion. The large saddle for the Champion's horse
Is of crimson velvet, richly onsemented; the rein., beedstall,
end the other trappiegs, are also richly trimmed with gold
and silver lace; from which append at different distances,
boniest tassels. The caps for the pistol cases, as well as the
two girths, are laced cad triaged in a superb style, corres-
ponding with the saddle. The pistol eases themselves are
lined with crimsoo velvet, and hound with lace, both gold
and silver. The Wraps are very large, after the Moorish
fashion, and together with their straps, hoed with crimson
velvet and gold sad silver lace. The helmet of the Cham-
pion is surmounted by a splendid plume of resilient, com-
posed of three colours, red, blur, and white; there is also •
plume for the beadstall of the horse. The articles detached
from, bat belonging to the Champion 's armour, are a pair of
richly ornamented pistols, a pair cat gauntlets, a sword, and
au oval shield, upon Inch is painted the anus of the
Dynioke family, which are repeated upon two trumpet ban-
ners to be horse by the Champ' 's Esquires, who will like-
wise his lance, which is gilt and ornamented with gold
fringe round about the handle.

THE KING AT MULLIIVGAR.