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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-19

After which the Missies, Farce of
THE ROMP.
OIJ Cockney, Mr. Hughes; Barest-le, Mr. Gattie; Wally
Cockney. Mr. Knight; Captain Sightly, Mr. !laniard. Pe.
metope, Miss Cobalt; Priscilla Tomboy, Miss Kelly.
The Doors will be opened at Haltpast Six o'Cloek, and
the Play heti. at Seven.
Boxes, 7. ; Second Price, 3s. 641.—Pit, as. 6.1.; Second
Price, ta.—Gallery, to.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal.
lerv. Is.; Second Price, 6d.
Places to be takes of Mr. Rodwell, in the Rotunda of the
Follows of the Theatre.
Termorrow, Jane Shore: Jane Shore, Miss Ihlntieteme
laved Hastings, Mr. Kean—with The Highland Reel.
On Friday, Mr. Kean will perform Cu, the last time until
the termination of the Holidays. •
On Saterday, a Greed dressed Rehearsal of the new Ex.
travagauxa Opera. called Giovanni in Irelasid.

THRATRR.I2OY Al., COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 19,
will be acted Sheksprores Play of
THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA.

Mkt of Milan, Mr. Egerton; Antonio, Mr. Chapman ;
Profess, Mr. Abbott; Valentine, Mr. Junes; Sir Thurio,
Mr. W. Farrell; Lannce, Mr. Liston; Speed, Mr. Blanchard;
Übaldo, Mr. Diseaset ; Rodulfo, Mr. Ppm. m jog M.
Tree; Sylvia, Miss Halloo& ; Lucetts, Miss Beamnoni.
Is the course of the Play will I.e introduced Songs, Dnets,
Glees, and Choruses, the Portly selected from the Maya,
Poems, sad Simnel' of Shalispeare. In Act IV. will be in-
Imbued Fonr Additional Scenes.
After which, 15th time, a new Entertainment, called
THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT.
The Principal Characters by Mr W. Farreit, Mrs. Chat.
Orley, Miss Fuote, Mr. Faweell, Mr. Atkins, Mrs. Fanelli,
Miss Love, Mr.. Gibbs, and Mrs. Vining.

A Private Box may be had fur the Benton, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box•O(Tice.
The Two Pates of Frederick the Great will be repeated
every Evening this we. k.
To-naorlow and Saturday, The Two Gentlemen of Ve-
rona.

On Friday, the Opera of The Exile.
The new Grand and Comic Christmas Pantomime will be
produced on IVednesday, the 26th inst.
London, England, 1821-12-19

COATES P. COATES.

The partits ate brothers, and were practising in
partnersliip as •urgrout at Stlishury, according to
the conditions of their father's will, which also d -
treed that they should be at liberty to di-solve the
pastornhitr on slue notice at the end of seven
years. The Defendant had given !twice of
dissolution, for which purpose articles were drawly,
binding the Defendant to cease from pracliaing
or soliciting as a surgeon in Salisbury, or within
10 miles round, though he was to be at liberty
to practise and seek custom as a p/tysieiats within
the same limits. The present application was (*Jr
an iiijitliction to restrain the Defendant from soli-
citing custom contrary to the agreement. which he
was alleged to do, and to be constantly in the
practice of doing, with a view to the dissolution,
which will take place iii January next.
The Defendant had put its a demurrer. upon
which air. ((urns.' and Mr. 'Finney claimed from
the Court scene tiara-ore of relief, esrecially 11,1 the
demurrer admitted all the allegations of the Phio.
tiff's within.
Mr. ORLI. was heard for the Defendant.
The VICE-CIIaNCELI.OII would grant Ito loch
injunction, because there was no imimdinte damage
and no breach of any present contract, nor could it
be shewu in such a mainier as t t secure it court ruse
on sufficient proof of the facts, by an action lit
common law, that any damage would, of nit' ettstly,
be incurred on ate part of the Plaintiff by the con-
duct of the I)elentlam, concerning whose reglit,
his (honour observed, that he (the Defendant) might
meanwhile be better advised, or he might, upon
different advice, discover alit the agreement would
not be legally binding uo him to the deptiviug
lons of the opportunity of practice in the limits
deacrilied.
Motion refuted, with the usual cost*.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WraTmissua,

TUFWAY, DFCCNIUER IS.
London, England, 1821-12-26

tirighbouriroud of.

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of the towel awl

die 18. h austaiit, the following Readmit'''. Mite
_,
Agreed to:— 7,t,
,“thol we perceive with regret that a spirit of 1111111010mik''
Imo roadipoil this neighbourhood, several imams ♦irsoi,
anabsol of their arms lia She nights of Saturday
_ILL.,,,
last, 55d satires of • auk seditious teneltaier
freest parts of the edisileiry. !, ~ . ',AS
" That an immediate applicaliaa be made to
through the Provost, to streugibea the garrbeita '
by an addition of • itetachineat rif infostry ; sad dot alas
is earnestly Olmsted that the Bawls* yorasaary he plated
din piraiiieried doily. n •• •
" That kiddies, as we do, is the stand die
procirediar of tlm turbulent end faction, WI.
seised in the &Methinks.* .hieh on unhappily pow" gliZ
i
rr:amrselms eolieelively and 1141114ra% gii_ at
sesidemvers le suppress the same. ww . Ist :P.l
"That this toretiag do &silvan to If etaa# osniollisc'
'Sikh intl. at II o'clock.'
[ILIUM NY. DECEMBER tir. '
We have Do observation to make concerning the
state of our tranquil county, nor have we any reports
from other parts of thecountry of the recent cum-
sui.sion of wirecisami. Falsehoods and naisrepresen-
lotions, which might occasion distiarboncea. but
could hove no tendency to promote !brace. have been
published in every quarter of the country ; but the
fabrications of the timid and the Pelfiijiert asps
nearly disregarcted..—(Leiaslre Jearacilei; . , .
ENCIIMINII 20.
The positing of illegal notices is
.sw general
throughout a very considerable podliiii or the
county. These tare principally directed against the
levying of tithes, end' the re-letting of surrendered
forint. Several instances of this lawless interfer-
riwe have been communicated to us, on unques-
tionable authority, since our lest publication. On
the night of IVerinestlay last the house* of three
farmers, resident on the estate of the Earl of Or.
monde, its the neighbourhood of Kinsmen, were
visited by an armed banditti, who, after having very
severely beatex theme unfortunate people. gave them
positive orders to abandon some farms which they
had lately taken " over other men's heads," as the
miscreants expressed it. One of the inlivirluals
thus inaltrested, we understand, has been badly
wounded.—(Moderator.)
ROSCOM WON.
ATHLONE, DECEMBER 21.
A party of the Inassausunois police have been
laudably employed this week. in visiting several
houses in this town, that were in the habit of vend-
ing gunpowder, and have lodged all that they °b-
illowed in the search, fur the better security of it, in
his Majesty's magazine.
On Monday last Patrick Shannon and Thomas
Low, charged with being concerned in the murder
of Bridget Feely. near Boyle, were committed to
Koscosumott gaol.
Hawing seen a statement in the Debby' Papers,
takes. from the Westiatatik Joan's:. relative, as it
alleges, to a riot at Athlone. we beg leave to stale
1 dna the sobstence of this paragraph is highly in-
itated, the particulars, as staled in our Paper, he.
isig a strictly true ezposi!ion of the case. Se far '
London, England, 1821-09-07

HEREFORD RACES.

The sport of the several days bas been detailed in our
Paper. It was spots the whole better, and the compana
more numerous, shim general,' expected, from the increaser
rain, and the Plates were allowed to be better contested than
those of many former years. Haul the weather been propi-
tious, there is little doubt but the sport would have eweed-
ed any witnessed on our Course for the last twenty years ;.
great praise is due to Mr. Stone, the Clerk of 16e Races, fur
his attention so every point connected with his department,
tied fur leis exertions in procuring the attendance of horses,
from various parts of the kingdom.
The ordinaries and balls were well attended, and the po-
liteness and attention of J. Arkwright 4 Esq. the Steward,
was fell and acknowledged. b* all,.
F. H. Thomas, Esq. of Coarsen Cosset, was chosen Steward
for next year's Races, and arrangements are making to in-
sure excellent spurt.
Amongst the company presentat our Races, were—
Earl and Countess Sommers, Earl of Oxford, Lord Viscount
ibarderre, M.P. mid Lady, Lady 11111srgaset Cocks, Lady Ca.
robots Price, Lord Harley, Ham J. Soinets Cocks, M.P.
Hon. Captain Rodney, Hon. and Rev Harley Rodney, Sie
J. G. Cottereekr, Batt. M.P. Colonel Sir G. Cornewall, Bart:
Fie Husigerford and Lady Hoskyus, Sir Robert Wigram,
Hart. M.P. Robert Price, Esq. M.P. Samuel Peploe, Esq-
Rev. Mr. Lilley, E. R. Pateshall, E. J. Mytiou, Esq. of
Halston Hall, Salop; Charles Cornerfrall, Esq. Colonel Bar.
rington, W. C. Hayton, Esq. T. H. Samons, P..q, F. H..
Thomas, Esq E. Poole, Esq. J. Barneby, Esq. of Brock-
bamplon, W. Gordon, Esq. W. Davies, Esq. of Cabals.;
A. Whittaker, Esq. John Whittaker., Esq. Robert
Esq. R. B. Phillippa, Esq. P. June+, Erg. Torn kylie Dew, Esq.
J. Colarrell, Es". R. Webb, Esq. of Underduwn; E. 8.
Clive, Esq. A. Clive, Esq. William Wigrant, Esq. J. Grit.
Albs, Esq. Writs; Clifford, Esq. Robert Jones, Esq.
Footnon Castle, Glainorganshire ; J. Maritime's, Esq. --
Waters,. Esti, Colonel Kennedy, H. Veldt, Esq. Colonel
Wemyse, C. Bode„ ham, Esq. John Arkwriglia, EMI. E.
Poole, Esq. J. Phillips, Esq. &e. ass.
London, England, 1821-09-07

LISBON MAIL

LISBON. AU GUST 45.
The 44th August, which delivered ns from ages
of shivery and oppression, has returned with the
great recollection which will render it ever memo.
rebie in the annals of Portugal. It was ushered in
with discharges of artillery from the castle, the forts,
and the men of war in the harbour. At 9 o'clock
there was a grand parade of all the troops in the ca-
pital in the Rorie. The King was present in full
uniform. liis Majesty appeared on the Veranda of
the Palace formerly belonging to the Inquisition,
having with him the Infant Don Michael, and Don
Sebastian, with the officers of his household, and
other.. The jea de joie being fired, and the troops
having filed off before the King, all the officers went
and embraced those of the distinguished 18th rev-.
meat, which at half-pest two p.m. fired nutuernn•
salutes; that being the hour when they left
quarters lest year to open the grand seen'
generation of their country.

A numerous crowd iminedi.
.iied the square
before the Palace, and • -- ine most rapturous
acclamations, w••••• ..ir handkerchiefs, which
was returned r
•..e windows, that were crowded
with pe- both sexes richly dressed. The
Kin- . neased shewing his approbation of these
" ,
sentiments, as well as of the order and usu-
' .14 which prevailed among so many thousands
London, England, 1821-09-07

ABERDEEN RACES.—[Comcuromj

IDNIIII:h&Y, AUGUST 20.
A Sweepstakes of Twenty Guinea. each, p. p. for Horses that
have been regularly hunted during' the preceding season.
Gentlemen riders, 12. t. Two miles.
MrlMatthe's br.g. Harlequin, by Braitiwons, aged, walked..
Did nut name—Lord Kennedy, Lord Salmon, Mr. Cruick-
shank., Sir W. Maxwell, Sir D. Mulittriege.
A Purse of Fifty Guineas, given by the M.P.'s of the Cons.
ties of Aberdeen arid Kincardine, for all ages. Two miles.
Sir D. H. Blair's b. e. Milton, by Stamford, 4 yrs.
old
Sir A. Ranisay's b. g. Monteith, by Stamford, S
yrs old
A most excellent rare, the second heat won by half a neck.
London, England, 1821-09-07

FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Lest Sunday eveniag a son of- Mr. Fees, at Hanwell,
went out into the fields in company with other boys, and
was amusing himself by firing with a pistol; after loadiag
it, sad in the act of retorniag the ramrod, the shot went off
and shattered Ms right hand to pieces. Mr. Oliver, •
surgeon, at Breptford, attended sad extracted some of the
small shot and d►essed the wound, hut a linertifieation took
place, and he expired yesterday mania, at five o'clock....
The deceased was ► tine boy, is the twelfth year of his age.
A fatal accident, from the careless administrative of me-
diciiie, occurred on Wedateday sight in the family of Mr.
Small, of Highbory. place. Mrs. Smell had here put to bed
about • week, and the infant, which was supposed to be griped,
was ordered to get • tes,spouri fall of spirits of rue every
night to give it ease; the phial which contained it was kept
in a cupboard in w►ich were some other small bottles, one of
which contained spirits of itairtehorn, when the nurse, from
mislaying her spectacles, was unable to resit the label, and
administered in the child is 'amok,. It was shortly after
seized with convulsive its, and expired before mor•iag.

The Hon. East India Company's homeward-hound ship,
Dawn, arrived at St. Helena on the 14th /ult. She left
Masao the lbth df Marsh, and the Lady Melville and Mar-
, yak of Hunt', sailed hum thence about a fortnight after.
The on ward.borrad 'hip Royal George was is Ist 33.159.3.
1. bang. 34. 03. Lou chetah of April. all well. The Marquis
:of Callbikel sad Farqapharsoa, maiward-boand, were la tat.
4. 33. S. laws. 14. 441. W. au the 13a February. The Low-
' *her Casa* also outeraid.boorad, was all well ws tbr 31st
March, is lat. 37.14 4. lush 34.21. E.
London, England, 1821-09-07

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.M*Vt %MIR CIT 110 lIOwnCIIL SRI
POLICIt.

. • , -rnarm- ,
• if7natifil • it titilfillifflißAC
• Tenlieday a man sad hi. wife, who
,gave their names.
Amp* sad Rotkol 411111.14 were hrooglit before the Lord
Mayor, on &charge of 'tritium stoles a piece oC superfine
woolka cloth from the warehouse of Mr. Lester, a Black.
well Hall-factor or wholesale woollvii.draper,„M Basioghall-'
street. They were both remandtefur farther esaininatioo.
SOWITILIII7.
Tante/odor two men, sawed Herm, Diets tad Thomas
loves, sioderweot u esaminstiou before G. R. Minahull,
Esq. the Sittlag Magistrate, chili ged with feloniously having
housebreaking implements in their possession. The foUtiss.
log ate the eireamstawees:—
Breit, Belting, ass Talbot, three of the horm patrol
longing to this Office, were yesterday mornisg, about half.
past eight, proceeding up Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, on
their way to Highgate, and they saw the two Prisoners in
dose gooversatiow together coming towards tondos. 'The
Prisoner Loops had a small bag snug seems his shotilder.
The officersaaspectiog that all was out right, Brett went up
to the Primmer Loupe, and asked him what he had got
there, and his reply was, .` only a few pieces of old iron,"
with which &Newer the-officers were not satisfied, and accord.
lagly detaised the Prisoners, and upon opening the beg, the
Arta thing that presented itself to their view was a dark
lantern; sod upon (unties search they diicovered a great
number of skeleton keys, some double-headed, a quautity
of picklock keys, several common ones of all sisrs, padlocks,
a phosphorus-box, end long chains with staples, I. order is.
lx on the outside of doors, to prevent disturbance.
The Prisoners, upon being asked by the officers bow they
fame is possession of those thinge, refused to satisfy them;
losing brought before the Magistrate, and the evidence gone
through, they were called upon fur their defence, when the
prisoner Longer said that two men had given the bag to him
at the top of Maiden-lime, in order to be conveyed to !sling,
ton, where they would meet him; the other Prisoner said'
that he happened to meet Longes just before the officers
came up, end was merely conversing about the state of the
weatber....Tbei sue committed under the Vagrant Act.
London, England, 1821-09-07

NEW YORE PAPERS.

MCW TOM, AUGUST 10.
The 'chooser Cecilia, arrived at Philadelphia hose Cs-
limos, has Cu' slotted the Editor of the Philadelphia Garotte
with account" front that place use week Liter than received
here by the Rebecca Ann. of which the following is the sub-
stance:—

Account. from Puerto Cabello state, that Lieutenant-Ca•
lonel tturbide and the Commissioner. from Spain, Sartori°
and Barry, proceeded to Si. Esteban, shoat a league distant,
lo meet the Cummionioneis of General Bolivar, fur the pur-
pose of entering into conferences relative to the Armistice,
which hail been proposed by the Independent Chief. Ssibse-
quelit accounts, however, state that they had not been able
to briug matters to a pacific issue, and consequently there
would be no interruption to the wa►, which it is understood
will be vigorously carried on by truth parties.
Numerous guerilla parties have been formed in the inte-
rior, and, dills: accounts may he relied on, offer considerable
annoyance to the Independent forces.
'the brig Fez, Bloudeld, arrived at Ceram on the 19th
July, from Puerto Cabello. By this arrivat, Puerto Cabello
is frpfeletlird as a Rent of ID:Offal confusion. The Wart
14.11011 has been nearly destroyed, and the ilibllbil4olll or-
dered into the city, whirls ha.l been entrenched, stud
c'elubert owpoli:swtssalywautlfaclYkrouruhf6sbed. ittleipteirsidethunt7forht ita cwoinlisihdoelrd-
abk leugth of lime. Provisions are stated to Ire pleutiful,
and all persona who had more in their posysessiou than they
bad insmaiate use for, were ordered to deliver them into the
11Cierg's scores.

Capt. Blanco, who curnteanJe a guerilla party of 500 ca-
valry, had entered S4ll Carlos; end, !mine rented the few
ludependeet lumps wsu occupied the place, to staled to have
asaviacreti every uue of the defenceless itahubitasta who fell
into his beads, slot even sparing the unfortunate worn 'pew
sick iu the hospital, who were wonedetl at the battle of Ca-
rebubo.

Colonel Lorena° had left Puerto Cabello. with 250 men,
for the interior, and was follOoed h. i•••••
_ _ . _

I (lately from Spaiii .-Y•• ; .
Ike ^"' :,.ths•
.46• . F., • 1r.., Mai toe
a alateut of guerilla warfare, which,
its its couarqueocee, may prove equally shucking
M `lily with the disailful acts of the late blood thirsty
I Boles.

NEW YORE, AUGUST Y.
LAWN waou THs MALI —Tb. WIC Rebecca Ana,
Bicker, arrivsd at ibis port yesterday from Curaeria, hriugs
accounts to the lath July. Curs has been re captured by
the Royalista under the summand of Lieu,. CidourtChnuspe,
with but slight resistance. lie lieu marched tutu la Valle,
with about 1,500 men, to reduce the unalt loans uu the
coast that bad embraced the lodeperident cause.
Puerto Cabello remained in the saute situatiou as at for-
mer aelviess. Gicst ioauburdanatiur situatd w the army, is
London, England, 1821-09-07

BIT RG LA ICY.

Yesterdity ivrformation was given at Qneen.aquere Offee,
of a most ezteasive bu►glary having barn committed in the
house of dlr. Tartu', Chester-street, Grosvenor•place. The
tobbers had elected an entrance without alarming the fa.
mily or the watchman, and passed through a great part of
the house, and at length arrived at the butler's pantry, where
they broke open the plate-chest, ransacked it, and euce,eded
in carrying off eighty-two pieces•of valuable plate; they also
forced open's desk, ont of which they stole 601. its Bauk of
England notes, a gold watch, and•a number of memoran-
dums, with which they made their escape.

MONMOUTH ASSIZES.

MOSELIT V. DA IL{.

This was an issue from the Court of Exchequer
to try the existence of two moduses in the parish of
Lauthewy Rythech, in the county of Monmouth,
of which the Defendant is the Vicar. The mo-
doses alleged were ed. a day's math or acre, in lieu
of the tithe of hay, and 4d. a cover iu lieu of the
tithe of clover, the cover containing two-thirds of
an sere. On the hearing in the Court above, an
objection. had been tsketi to the principle of the
mains, so fur as it respeeied clover, on the ground
that, being an article of modern introduction, a
substantive modus could not prevail for clover.
Upon argument, however, and on tliv authority of
the case of Stokes e. Morgan, reported in Wood's
Tithe Cases, and Bertie and Beaumont, in 2d
Price, as well as the generally reeeived opinion of
the indigenous nature of clover, the Chief Baron
overruled the objection, and thus established the
principle. He offered, nevertheless, to the Vicar,
accurdiag to the usual practice in such ca.es, an
issue upon the fact, which wow accepted.—Verdict
for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1821-09-07

THURSDA.Y.

A Purse of Fifty Guiness,---g;;;4 the Lord Lieutenant ct
Aberdeenshire, fur all ages. 12st. Two miles.
Sir A. Ramsay's b. h. Beaton, by Stamford, aged.—
Walked.
A Pune of Fifty Guineas, given by the 111. P 'll of the Two
Districts of Burghs comiected with the Meeting, fur alt
ages. Twu miles.
fie A. Bensiny's b. h. Eglinton, by Stsmfoicf, 'tied . 1
Sir D. Moncrieffe's eh. m. Bessy
Eglinien woe the heat, hut bring short of weight, the
Stewards adjudged the race to Beaty.
London, England, 1821-01-04

CORRESPONDENCE
RESPECTING THE ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN,
FILO3I THE HUNDRED OF LACKFORD.

1t12,11181207 •
To Sir William Rowley, Serf. toeDdrc 7'. S. CMC
GUMMI tx—We have the honour to acquaint you, that
as Address of Congratulation to the Queen's Must Excellent
Majesty has been signed by about 600 respectable inhabi-
tants of the Hundred of Lackfurd. Ulm their parts we
have to request that you, as the Reprraeutatives of Suffolk
in Parliament, would be pleased to preseut this Address to
her Majesty at your earliest convenience. We ruclose a copy
for your information. The original remains in our hands
till we shall receive the favour °rpm answer, when it shall
b., forwarded to whatever place you may desire, with a view
to its being presented to the Queen without loss of time.
We think it accessary to state that this Address would
have been proposed at a politic meeting of the Hundred,
enlivened according to the ancient customs sod constitution
of England, but that it was found that a public meeting of
the inhabitants might have been deemed a violation of the
Act passed in December 1819, for she auppie.sion of point.
Far amosiblieo.—Vl'e have the It to be, Gentlinets,
Tour most obedient bumble Servant.,
(Signed) HENRY EDWARD SUNBURY,
ROBERT EAGLE,
JOSEPH RA NDYLL BURCH,
WILLIAM PARSON,
JOHN TURNER HALES,
NATHAN ORSIAN.

Bromfield Hall, Dr cember 18, 1820.
To Sir Henry Edward Banbury, Robert Eagle, Ego.
Joseph Randyll Burch, £52. and . Pars2n, Haks,
and Omit*.

G as —I have bad the honour to receive • letter
from you, euclusiug a copy of an Atlilt ea, of ('isogratulotion
to her Majesty, the original of whirls la signal, you heform
me, by shout 600 respectable inbabilinits of the hinitlrell of
Lockford. You request tee, conjointly with my Colleague,
Sir William Rowley, to preseut this Addtess to the Queen.
It is, believe me, with great regret that I differ on this sub-
ject with so loamy of toy constituents; but it would be, as
it seems to me, unmanly not to declare that therm".
openly. This guilt of her Majesty is, lam sorry to say, as
eker is my eyes as the snit at noon d.y ; butt were I as touch
to•vioced of the Queen's innocence as you, Gentlemen. sp.
pear to not to be, I should still think it my duty, as sae of
k lb* Reittereutatlees of the loyal county of halfoik, mad am a ,
London, England, 1821-01-04

(See the ReeolotioNe of the Committee above.]

The Duke of Campo Chiaro addressed to the
Parliament a sew-Message of the Kiug. %Ve read
in it.—

" It is with infiuite grief I learn, that my faithful Depu-
ties do nut see in the same light the Reeolutlou eensisioul.
cited to them yesterday us my behalf. Is order to avoid ail
doubt, I declare that I have
ing the Constitution which .1 ►ave swum. Bat by
Rey Decree of the 7th July, haviog reamed to the
national reprrientation the right to modify the Spanish
Constitution, I thoug►t, and do think, that my iotreven•
lion at the Congress of I.s)barli might he useful to induce
the Powers to agree to the modifications, which, without
aliening the rights of the nation, might remove all cause
of war. Besides, none of theft modificatious could be ad.
milted without the assent of the nation mid of myself. Final-
ly, I declare that I have not wished to insinuate other sus.
peuriions (duriug my shinier), than those of modifications,
and by so means those of legislative acts.

(Signed) " FERDINAND.**
Next day, the loth, the Duke of Compo Chiuro
addressed to the Parliament another Message frnm
the King, in the same terms as the preceding, with
the following additional pantographs

4. I declare Oust I du eel wish to go to lAybselt, but to
support there the Spanish Constitution. After this declere-

ties, I desire that the Par!lamest should decide in positive
terms whether it consent to my falerteallea al Me Cowen
of Laybaek. la the case of sa •Illrmative, I wish the
Parliameut annelid raplain ItwK us my propositime to
confirm to my beloved sun, the Dub of Calabria, the
;toners of Vicsr•Geuer•l. I regret that the Parlianreot
dues out give nee four of its Member• to aceompaay •e.
1 wished to avail myself of thei► inteltikerice. The !Wird
goveresgus expect front me a prompt Ramer. 1 desire the
Paeliarneot to pronounce without delay spun the gentians
submitted to them.

(Signed) " FERDINAND.
" December 10."

Oil the Lime day, the 10th, the Prince Vicars
General issued a Decree, stating, that sit of the
Ministers haring resigned. his Royal (Highness had
thought proper to replace thew as fallow/se—The
Doke of Gallo, Minister fur Foreign Afsies ;
the President Acclevio, Minister of the late-Hoe,
'and unt.l his arrival the Msrquis Auletti ; the Pro.
cureur.General Tioisi, Minister of Grace and Jos-
tier ; the Duke de Carignon, Minister of ?assume;
Lieutenant-General Parisi, Minister of War.
The pone feuilk of the Marine is confided to
the Munster of Foreign Affairs.
Tile Ministers who have resigned are, the Duke
of Campo Chiaro, Couut Z.silo, Cumin Consldeii.
Chevalier Nlacedunio, Baron Carascosi, and the
Chevalier TO11:1100.
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Charles Abbott, Kul.la on lair vonnaatilita. rico Ita.
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riIitACTS on the DIVISIIV -at CHRIAt.
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• piece Loudon is tu different people. They, volume narrow
'Muds ire contracted to the consideration of some one par'
titular pursuit, view it only through that medium. ♦ poll.
thinks of it merely as the twat of Governinent in its
different departments ; • grazier, as a va►t market for cat.
Ile ; • mercantile man, as a place where a prodigious deal
of busiuess is dune upon 'Clsange; a dramatic eittliusiapt,
■s
the •rand scene ortheatriral eittertantments ; a man of
pleasure, as an assenthlace of taverns and the grout empo.
nom for ladies of easy virtue. But she intellectual •1111 is
struck with it, as comprehending the who!, of humus life
in all its variety, the contemplation of which is tueshausti.
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priori plrk Hakes p•i•ted rat tk• ham *fa pelit:eadr.44.
stlt•tioso u if it were • queries of guider • sew owe,
sod be hat Instil wet twin a Wee totally opposed is the
lime of our awilbe
" Newer lAA we iepd• to pour Majesty •s•trsdictio•s

•
rated protaMatiemecll4-seres detained test your words
cum from your heal. IFie would Wok we Mould won
die strictures of the prim: tyke of yaw august ♦llies if we
supposed them capable al demanding from pea the obeli...et
sacrilice of your sublime wishesr and we *Wald du a greater
smog to your Illajmiy if we supposed that all the power
in earth could leder, you to such a uteiilics.
" Your Majesty has therefore desired to repair to Leybach
only to &read the Constitution; which you have deigned to
aempt. You eau there set too oilier part then that of an is-
&rodeo* Wasatch, whspatuta/us his tooth, his seamiest.,
sad his Irommir.

" Could ■ny oaf admit so absurd an hypothesis! Cookl
soy use imagine ate opposition (really impossible) between
the object of your jnueuey, yore generosity, and our euri•
deuce Rigid guardian' of the Spanish Coostiistion, we
will not oppose say physical obstacle to ice march.
"Such, Sire, are the 'rottenest* of the National Perlin.
meet. They are those that dictated the tooted Decree.
Your Maje►ty will Sud it conformable to your ow. great
•iews, because those views are euesfurnasble to religion, to
homauity, sod to the love of your dyleasty."

" DECREE OF PARLIAMENT.
" C.itisideriug the oath tikesi by the Stag before Um Pro-
visional Janis, and the Parlisment, &c.
" Considering the impossibility of the Parliament simisi-
Deism to any thing hostile to tie Spanish Coustitolion, it is
decreed's. fallow..
London, England, 1821-12-10

la a few days will he published, io three sok. l2mo.
SIR ANDREW WYLIE of that 1LK......
10 By the Author of " Animals of the Panel'," rte.
ILately published, by the same Author,
1. THE. AYRSHIRE LEGATEES, 12utu. 7s.
2. ANNALS of the PARISH, 12nto. Be.
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London, England, 1821-12-10

snow.

LONDON,
MONDAY, Dscsmsci to. 1841.

-
We have rtcrived the Paris Papers of Wednesday.
suit Thursday. The of of Spain commute the
toast isiteseso and prounifeut pert of their contents.
etieliz and Seville have ',Weed themselves in a state
of ape► revolt ond.direct opposition to the Govern-
ment, and several other places are ready to follow
their example. A violent agitation is said to
prevail in the several provinces. Reports of so
intruded separation are circulated, a result which
tlieic different cuatoms awl usage*, it is presumed,
would greatly facilitate. The Spaniaids must feel
much indebted to their neighboors for this kind
anticipation of a revolution. It is very true that
the several iierta of Spain are strongly distinguished
by the peculiar costume and usages by which they
were lormetly characterised as kingdoms, but we me
iiis guod to be derived from any plan of resolving
them into their Cornier condition. Au inivntme
ossy.reiduise a frdeml system, hat Spain,
although of large event, is a compact countryi with
Its capital Niell advanced to itit ccuirce.aed N tot

cri,,a.
London, England, 1821-12-10

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Cora;
Winchester kleasure, as received front Ilse lospectors in
the respective Mariiime Cities awl Town, in England aid
Wales, from which the Prices lint govern Imperialism
are calculated.—llecelober I, ISM
London, England, 1821-12-10

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, MM.
posed front the Returns made in the neck rodiug the bib
day of Deeenther, 1841, is 31s. per hundred weight, ex-
clusive of the ditties of customs paid or payable Use, eve on
the importatiou thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1821-10-22

IvOirfvlen iALL4

The Sessions Ball, at Chipel Field•hoose. on
Weibtesday night lar, was as splendidly and almost
as numerously utielided as in the year 1.817..wbru
600 persons were prrarat. Amongst the • brilliant
as-embluge this year (upwards of 330) we observed
the following .
- •

The High Sheriff (Sir Jacob Aptley) the Earl of Orroril,
and the Ladies Georgia's sod Catherine Walpole, Lund Sof-
fi•ld and the lion. Miss lisrlturd, Lord napalm and the
Hon. Misses To•ushesid, Lord Petre, Lord Viscuout Bury,
*Honourable Edward Kepi's'', Lady Cliiirliate Nlieklethwaitr,
Lady Caroline Montage, H ble Mrs. Petre, the
Honourable soil Bev. Atm* Wadehouse and( Mrs. Wode.
house, Lady Astley, Dowager Laity Alitley and Miss Miley,
Reverend Sir Willmar' It. Kemp, Sir George and Lady
Jeruingliam, Mr. Jerniugbans and the three Misses Jerning.
ham, Sir Th 11111149 said Lady Prestos and the Misses Preston,
Sir IL P. Jodrell, Sir Edward and Lady Berry, Sir James mid
Laity Smith, Sir Robert sod Lady Harvey, Sir T.. Vat
Caplaiu and Mrs. Beanehansp, Rev. Dr. Beevor, Mrs. said
Iwo Misses tour, New. Gauge sod Mis. Stracry, Mr. Juba
Stracry, Thomas Wiu. Cuke, Esq. M.P., Edmund Wodehquse,
Esq. M.P., Win. Smith, Erg M.P., Chia. Harvey Esq. M.P.
sod Mr.. Harvey, Hudson Gurney, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Goy-
im), Mr. Ser4ennt Frere sod Mrs. Frere, Mr. Bedingfield
and the Misses Bedingfield, Cul. Loftus, Cul. slid Mis. May
Iris, Cul. Nelthurpe, Aldermen Herring, C. Brown, Boling-
broke, Hawkes,J. S. Patteson, Francis, and Day, &c.

There were but few families of consequence in
the county and city absent. The lion. Col. %Veldt.-
house (his Majesty's Lieutenant) and Mrs. Wode-
house were prevented from attending in Cou►e-
quence of the iudispositiou of Miss Wudeliouse.
Lady Catherine Walpole and Mr. Gordon open-
ed the ball about ten o'clock. There was only one
country diner—quadrilles 10 two and adieu wurds in
three sets were performed with elegance, and kept
up with much spirit until a late hour.
London, England, 1821-10-22

pine them : lte is it baker by trade, sod a native of Newark... 4
The learned Counsel went on to state that this billet was
false ; the fa her remained in Morn al his employ.
The workhouse-keeper of St. James's parish, mid several
of the officers of tie said pariah were then examined. and
proved the children having been brought in the workhouse,
and subsequently the apprehension and examination before
the Magistrates of the Prisoner sad her husband; when for
defective evidence the husband was discharges,.
A footman in the service of Mr. Knight, re,iJing in Great
Marlborough street. proved his master hariog found the
children at the door on the day stated in the indictment, and
having sent them to the a:sok-house.
A woman was called, who stated, that she was acrptainled
with the Prisoner, whom she heard frequently say the chits
drew gave her great uneasiness*, and afterwards that she told
her she had dropped them ; that leer mother was with her at
the time —(This created morli astonishment to the Court.)
The CHAIRMAN summed nit the evidence, and told the
Jury in such a serious case as this it would be necessary to
have the clearest proof, but there was no prouf 1.1(4111111 the
Prisorsr except her own declaration to one of the witnesses.
Verdict—Not
The Prisoner Was then ordered to he detained, in order
to prueeed against her under Ow V..erant Act.
London, England, 1821-10-22

DUBLIN POLICE.

COLUMN @TRIM' OVTDClL—Reantritir AND FOROWD
NOTa.-0.1 Friday evening • ammo entered the shop of
Mr. Edwa►d Edgar, Nassau-street, haberdasher, selected mod
purchased two caps, trimmed with Bowers, for which she was
to pay 30s. soil upwards. She then requested that they
should be seer to Molesworth.street with bee, *hire the♦
would be paid for. The articles were put in • band box, lied
we c car. teal by a girl of the name of Pleasant, Stewart. They
were met in Fredrrick-street by a woman, who in the nomad
caut expressed great displeasure at the delay, and gave the
girl a 30a. note, No. 92,320, dated October 5, 1890. Witt
ibis she retnrned, and it was immediately discovered that
the suite was forged. On Saturday mor•iag, Mr. Edgar,
passing through North Great George'astreet, observed two
women walking together, and in she howls of tette of the
women he observed one of ►is own band-boxes; be procured
• peace officer, or the name of John Campbell, to asOst.him,
and in a house of all fame in Georges.court, they found the
two women, vale gut by the came of Bridget Rorke and Ca-
tharine Crampton, and out marching in a back parlosr they
found the band-box and caps. Mee the parties were bronchi
to the °diet they were recognised as old offenderr:
necessary informations were taken, and they weie sent to
Newgate to abide their lti•I.

Friday night last some person or persona, not yet knout.,
entered the Surgews.Generara sillily in the front of hi. Louse
is Merrion-square, by the wiudow„ which was Iscautinu.ly
kit opt., and stole thereout • plated silver crest, a lion
■ plated candlestick, a snuffers and a diessi•g.
gown, which the rubbers dropped is their cuassiou is the
area most fortunately. Considerable properly which was
laid loose in the room escaped the grasp elbow freebootc-rs.
The peare-ulfcess are cm the buk•ost, and we hope ere bog
to hear of the recovery of the property, as well as t►s caps
tine of the robbers.

MEETINGS OF CNRDITORS AT GUILDII.4fL

M. P.
C. W. Illuyhens, Leieemer 'lgnore, Ottawa...dealer ... 0 12
W. Dom., Portsmouth, tailor
W. Parr, Curent.gordru, tailor 3 I
Skinitee W,IM, Pentonville, fruiterer 2 I
Et E. Colston. lalinKton•road, is pho tst.-rsr ..... 0 1 I
W. Lound, late of 'rooky-street, but tn.,* of C.111r1.4,1,
bans-diaper 2 11
J. Daboto suet E. Dubois, Cepthall.coui t, nary.
chants. 2 10
R. N Rine, bookseller 2 Itt
J. Lkwelyu sod N. Belebier, late of Jewry, ship
bombers .. 2 10
W. Jackson, Lusted Farm, Cudham. Kent, lam., I 111
J. Taylor, New Cut, Lambeth, Surrey, iroaroagee. 0 1 L

DIVIDENDS.
A. Brander. BwdSe.ror•, sopbobs.rirr ll
C. C.rortod. leer, Uxbridge, sod Wcst Drayton,

maker
T. Kay, Ratcliffe-highway, casl-oweiclewat
London, England, 1821-12-28

Harlequin and Mother Bunch will be repeated every
Evening.
To.morrow, Wednesday, nail Saturday, The Two Gentle.
men of Ve►a,..
Oil Monday, the Opera of The Exile.
Ou Tuesday, Rub Roy Macgregor: Diana Vernon, Miss
Stephens.
On Thursday, The Comedy of Errors: Adrian., Miss
Seuhens.
On friday, The Antiquary.

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[Frost the Essex Register.]

TRIAL OF GORHAM PARSONS, JUN.

WIDNESDAY ■ORNtNO, 4 tetimot.
By the assistaate of Joseph E. Sprague, Emig. who kindly
prepared for us the fulluering Report of this interesting
Trial, after the adjuurnmeat of the Court at II o'clock
last night, we are enabled to present it thus promptly to
our readers :

Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, a Jury was
empannelled for the trial of Gorman Parsons, Jun.
• lad of 16, for the murder of Ebenezer Davis. 3d,
a lad of 1i years. No witnesses were produced
except on the part of the Government.
Rhoda' Abbot testified, that on the 16th of May
last she was going to Squsm-hill, at live o'clock,
p.m. and saw Gorham Parsons coming out of Par-
don-path, with an axe in his hand. He said he had
been ever since two o'clock, and could not get
burden of wood, and said, 4' Do you expect to
get •ny to-night ?" She told him Yes. She and
Betsey Rowe went up to the swamp, and got there
in about half an hour, and he came up. Bogey
Rowe said to him, How you scared me. lie laughed,
and they went out of the swamp. They saw as they
weld out Eten. Davis on the hill. He asked if
she was there? Betsey said Yes; they went into
the swamp again, and Eben. asked if we would
stop while lie got a burden ? They said Yes, if you
make haste. Then Gorham asked him why he did
out go into the swamp and get his burden ? Eben.
laughed. Eben. asked Gorham to cut him down a
tree—amid he would, if lie would not tell of it. He
then asked Gorham why he did not cut that tree just
before him? Helmut he had rather go into the awant p.
He and Eben. went in ; she and Betsey then went
upon the little hill and sat down; Eben. hallooed
and asked us to stop fur him. We slid we would.
Soon after ws heard somebody screech in the bushes,
it was Eben. by the voice; he hallooed and said,
" 0 Gorham! Gorham!" We heard a rushing
before the voice; we then sow Gorham come right
out from the bustler with an axe in his hand, the
axe bloody. Gorham came towards us and stopped.
Eben. followed out directly after him, and asked
us to take hold of his habd, for he was so faint he
could not stand. She took hold of his elbow, one
hand above and one below; he sat down, and she
asked Gorham two or three times to take him up.
Gorham then threw down his axe and took him up,
and curried bias along; they followed on behind.
When he got to Pardon-path, he laid him down
London, England, 1821-12-17

THE GRAND LAST DAY AND FINISH OF THE
LOTTERY,
NEXT THURSDAY, Dscniata 20.
_ _

HAZARD and CO. enestroctom, reattertfully
lay before the Public the Rich State of the Wheel of
the Last and Only Doy of Maoism, NEXT THURSDAY,
December 20, arbon.*ll the followiag Capitals moat be
Disco, viz.
ONE of £30,00,.!

5.000
1 .. .l 2 000
I
3........,:..: 5OO
•... 3OO
4 2OO
Besides many other Prima of 1001. 501. 40/. 301. See. Ar.
ALL MONEY, with sot Two Biaak• to a Prise

Tickets and Shares are Selling by HAZARD and Co. at
their Old and truly Fortunate Mikes, 93, Royal Exchange;
26, Condon ; and 324, Oxford.rtreet.
No. 16,427, drawn on Tuesday last a Piixe of 5,0001.
was Sold in Sba►es by HAZARD and Co.
London, England, 1821-12-17

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Bowls or Negroes& ftscAr, eon,
puled from tier Returns matte in She week endimg the 19.115
day of December, 1811, ie32g lid. per hundred weight, ex-
clugive of She thaiirm of ea■toou paid or payable the, con on
the importation t►ereof into Great Britaiu,
London, England, 1821-12-17

Physician—George %dint M.D. Rroosarick•squarc.

Solicitor—Tbuoas Metcalfe, Esq. New.square, LineaWs
Ina.

The priaeipim upon whieh this inatitotion is founded have
boo adopted after a mature isiirestigatiun of the practice of
other Offices, and will be•fuon4 10 combine advaotaires out
hitherto offered by any other Assurance Company.
The Capital, subscribed •by a acramoiss and respectable
Proprietary ilwooglinist the Empire, affords termite for
prompt and certain indemnity witlinot the responsibility at.
tactile, to Societies for muinal Assornuee.
The Cowpony are humid by the Meal of S,lllemeat to
refer and...poled claims (where no fraud in seupergetl) lu Ibe
&Maims of Arbitrator., if reryairs4 by the Assured. •
London, England, 1821-12-17

4

Fri*, se(

. • •
• GENErai. .I)..EPSRIOX:
. • •
We feet great.plenaure iii. being able to.,Mblith
-weir auccerro to their triends, and through theuti
ittforrn the enemies of General D'Eveteua. that
their calumnies pure not tended to diminish Lis
tltaracter.ia lire estimation of the second W ashiu
ton ..1 ale New World. The letter we imw give ,s
from a Gentleman well known, and much rerpt‘ted
Ibr 614 integrity and tolent.—(risAman.)
Here follows a letter from Mr. B. Young t 9
Montague 'Titlivoi, gaci. dated Salaam) Oeumeic,
September. 1., 1811, fruiu winch the following is IC,
extract :.-
.4 rm■ is a fine climate—s delightful climate. I!!
market of C*Vieeas you hive all the fruit* mid vegetable. ..r
Northern kg well as Tropical climate*. 1 am him' excei!..,t
wituntinn here. whit.% I obtained also by the interest of (~.
metal D'Everenx. I nin Inspecting Field Officer ui
title of this District, and Commanding Ofiieer uf the hs .
lotion del Stir. I bast seven towns in the district WWI% tb .
command, and am, in fact, a little Lord. Indeed, Gene, 4'
D'lEvereex has done every thing for the Officers who h.....
remained Grin to him and the cause; nut one in the (-now,
%ilium commission he 113§ nut tect.geti‘t,l, and in some 1:r-
-aison promoted. And, notwithstanding the failure of the
greatest part of his expedition, she people of the country
setiraliy adore him, railing him their liberator. But Lis
manner' make au impression wherever he guts.
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