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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-02

4GItICULILIKR,

MONTHLY REPORT FOR JULY.
The oldest inhabitant of the country does not remember
eiihre ■w corker bey or eon harvest, or more surcessfol
user. thus far, both with respect to weather, quantity, and
quality of protium'. Exceptions there eertaiuly must be, in
every *won, to a character like this; but it appears ouch
exceptions will probably not be weighty enough to detract
from the statement of a generally ample and Productive
crop. Wheat,. the most important, will also be the most
productive; and it is supposed the Essex while, the lineal
of EugMs weal, will prove this season the bcasiest and
fairest sample which has beets exhibited during many.—
The Lest corn sad pulse, too generally Neared by droneht,
are yet is lastly parts fair craps ; and the showers, though
late amid scassy. bare yet had coosidersble good effecta.—
Potatoss will be a middling crop; bat the quantity of late
years groan annually is very extrusive, sod their use iu
England in • quadrupled ratio to that of former days. Os
Ibis consideration, materially, is may be averred that, the
present harvest being micceaofully concluded, there will re-
main in Batista and Leland a full two years' euusomption
of the first necessaries. Is Ireland the harvest has also been
very forward, and uew Irish oats have already •ppiared here.
Fruit, particularly of the most useful awful kinds, in great
plenty. Poultry and game most productive crops. The
Wout-tnartet has been ►other overstocked, but'iso peat va-
riation in price.
Wastimitufer.

Notwithstanding the weather was rather unfuttour.
able on Wednesday night, we understand the Royal
Gardens, Vauxhall, bad to boast muds elegant company. The
Tight Nape Prodigy, young Lotrougssaar, and Mire
limcga, the celebrated %Vire Dancer, delighted and silo.
mishid the assemblage. Madame Hasinsirs Fireworks
were exceedingly brilliant.

On Wednesday the anniversary of the Grand
Aquatic -Regaite of the Inhabitants of Queenhithe
took place, according to annual custom, when a
handsome wherry and other minor prizes were con-
tented for by six of the free watermen belonging to
those stairs. In the centre of the river a handsome
barge was moored, gaily dressed up, " proudly rid-
ing o'er the azure realm," with convenient accom-
ut/dation for the subscribers to the Regatta ; a band
of Mimic was also oo boa,d; and fhe company were
cutertaiupl with kwariati of 4elighifal airs, dze.

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London, England, 1822-08-02

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DuoLtri, JULY 30.
Oo Wednesday eteoing the Earl of Clorti
Comae.), of Clare. and Lady tubelln F,tzGibbott,
arrived at his Lerdship's kat, Moffat-Shallow), neat
Limerick, floes London.

LIMERICK ASSIZES. .

LIIIBRICIC. JULY 27.

Yesterday Me. Serjeent Torrent., secompsnicd
by the county and city Sherifro, and a large detach.
meta of the Police, arrived from Ennis in this cify,
sod at three o'clock his Lordship proceeded to
Court, end swore in the Giand Joules.

His Lordship addressed both Grand Juries at
couenderable length, and dwelt with trembler force
on the (rightful catalogue of crime which the county
calendar exhibited; such • unwise of crime, he be:
hewed, was never before a grand inquest-196 of-
fences, 180 of which are capital, and all comiurtted
within the retrace of 14 months, fie complimented
the Grand Jury of the city upon the smallness of
their calendar, which reflected much credit on the
legal authorities of it, for the manner in which its
peace was preserved.
The real Captain Mork was arraigned in the county.
by the muue Walter Fiezinanrice. The eyes of the
entire Court were rivetted on this popular leading
Insurgent—he wore a large brown loose coat, • grey
body coat, and a striped waistcoat, by no mediae
shabby—lie stood at the bar with the greatest sang
froid, both his hands in his pockets, and seemed
quite indifferent as the respective charges were read-
ing by the Clerk of the Grown. He was directed
to be ready for his trial this morning with others.
Mee o'clock.—Micianel Sullivan, for robbing
Mr. Knee's house, and James Fitywouriee, fur
breaking into Mr. White's, have been capitally
convicted.

The Hon. Baron Pennefather is expected from
Ennio Ms afternoon.
London, England, 1822-08-02

THE HARVEST.

The wheat harvest has commenced throughout this county,
and notwithstanding the late heavy rains, its some pituatious
the cure has beets housed in tolerable condition. The grain
is generatly of pool quality, bet the produce is sot expect-
ed to Nittal the crops of the last two or three years as to
quantity. There is some complaiut of the corn sprilleg, in
eonaerpsence of the unfavourable weather, but we hope the
evil is Dot general. The excellent plats of securing the
sh in the geld from wet, so common in Wales, is now
-practised in ibis county, amid its the present bale state of
the weather, it forms at once a simple sad effectual protec-
tion against the rain.—(lfer4irrd formal.)
London, England, 1822-08-02

•AUXHALL.._

THE ProprietorsjthelioiA I GARDENS,
VAUXHALL, respectfully acqnslnt the Foblle
the GARDENS will be opened THIS EVENING,
FRIDAY, August 2, at Half-past Seven; Ike Concert coin-
metiers at Eight. Tie other Amusements In the Course of
the Evening will consist of the wonderful Loogoemare's
extraordinary Evolutions on the Tight lope, and Ascent
In the midst of the mon brilHant part of Signor Mortensen
Fire-works. The beautiful Heplaplastesorron, Frouch
Theatre, C,ounoramte, Submarine Cave and Waterworks, and
the celebrated Miss Hensler *ill *gain go through her
elegant and surprising perfonnente on the elevated Tight
Wire, being the last eight of her appearance.
Admission, 3s. &I.—Free Admissions fur the Season or
single Evening may be perehaned. The latter are conve-
nient to save trophie on coteries, ant 'sable the Pur-
chasers to sake presents, as they are admitted icy Evening,
not being confined to any particular night.
London, England, 1822-08-02

MORNING PROMENADE DIMS.

High dresses of krendrr grey sarsiart oreamented resod
the borate Irish ciserry-coloured satin, and belt of the same,
fookee& op owe side wit► a gold buckle. Collar falling osier
of embroidered moslin, richly trimmed with Ueling's parent
leen. Bonnet of veltre sarsset, or chip, ornamented with
ears of earn and while marabou{ featheis. Duce-eoloweetl
kid slippers, and lotion coloured gloves.

Sir EDWARD and Lilly CODRINGTON entertained
a distinguished party at slimier yesterday at their
house its Charles•street, Utrkeley-square.
Lord ELLINBOROUGH entertsioed a large party
of distinguished fashionables with an elegant d4esnie
yesterday at hit. villa at Roeliaropton.

Shughorough, the seat of Viscount Away, boa
been visited .luring the last fortnight by ;stony of
his Lordship's distinguished friends and relation.,
among whom were—
Tbe Dowager ir•sooostesoilooon, and Miss Coke, of !No-
folk; Mrs. sod Aliss Colo, of Longford; W. Coke, jos.
Ern, M.P.; Rev. Mr. Okeovrr; the Him. E. Anew; the
Hoe Henry and Win. Alumni Hon: J. Telbot; Lard lops-
Ore, &c. &e.
--The birthday of Viscountess ANSON being on
Wednesday, was celebrated with great holm, by
a most numerous company. Her Lodyship, we
are •happy to hear, was in excellent health sod
spirits.
Among the latest arrivals at Chalnisrord are :

Lord Shrrborne, Lord and Lids Marlon. Stoptoed, Lade
Pommel, Hon. Mr. and Misses Burrell, Hos. Mr. sad Mii,t
Dalton, Baroness Willanaltby, Sir Alexaadra Haaorrmaa,
filrloka Caldwell, Sir H. Aoskres, Admiral Bess sad Malin
Colonel Brown. Liestenant-Colonel Dewar. Liest.•Colsoel
Peebles, Lieutenant• Colonel Loamlen, Major !bailors
Captain Nenbilt, R.N. Captaia auJ Sirs. De Couch sad
Dr. Williamson.

The preparations for the contraction and other
alterations before the curtain of Drurr-lane Tbea!le
are commenced, to coinpleti *lnch tilt erection . F
the scaffolding is estimated at au expense id
!emit 5001. _

We understand that a party of amateurs of
tingliaart have obtained permission of the !Sits[2l:
to perform a play and farce, at the theatre, for the
bent fit of the distressed Irish. The pieces thesrn
are, The Way to get Married. and the Immo,: os
farce of Pust Ten o'C:itch, with a variety of rutct-
teintnents.

The celebrated Preston Guild, which i, nr
commemorated once in twenty years, cornairote3
on Monday the 2d day of September next. It is
held to be one of the most splendid provincial Gs-
livid+ in England. It was commemorated thrr
times during Ins late MAJESTY'S reign—an ervot
that never occurred in the history of any prestoei
King of England. This Guild was originated 13
the reign of King HENRY 111.
On Sunday week the electric fluid, resembling
a fireball, tell near the heads pf the homes of the
Newcastle mail, between Carlisle wed Brampin,
but caused no other inconvenience than settrog
animals cif et full speed,
London, England, 1822-08-02

PRDENTRIANISIf.

On Thursday last, at twelve o'clock, a man, named Robin
Rowell, started on a pioee aground at the low end of lbe
race•course, to walk the astonishing diatanee of 101 milee i■
24 successive hours. and, notwithstanding he was constrained
to halt at one time 20 minutes, on account of the heavy rale,
he performed the journey four minutes within the gives
period. Poe some time he advanced at the rate of five miles
in 50 minutes; indeed, the last mile only occupied 12 mi-
nutes. He rested occasionally. Towards the conclusion,
he seemed very myth fatiguild, and sat a few seconds at the
and of each half mile. Daring the walk, ►e took very little
refreshment, and that little consisted chiefly of ginger-heer
A large concourse of people were assembled on the Moor,
and received the pedestrian with loud acclamations at the
completion of his undertaking. Russell appears to be about
30 years of age, live fret eight inches in height, 'tout built,
and walks uprightly. He was conveyed from the trotted iu
Captain Dutton's earriage.--(Nemowtre Paper.)

COMBINATION AMONG TUB COALNBATBRS

Yesterdsy in easseqnence of an application made by
Messed. So uloby, Holmes, sad Evans, coal-merchants,
lightermes, sad wharnsigers, of A/Ilford-lane, Strand, to
lb, Police Magistrates at Hatton garden, that all the coal-
beavers, to the amount of alt linsdred, os sack side a The
river, steack fur as increase of wages (at present as so aver-
age each wan could earn sear 31. a week), sad would sot
permit other men to work, Wm. sod Ed. Read were sent to
protect the men employed, mostly Irish labourers, each la-
bourer was psid five shilings is the evening fur workiug from
eight io the morales to tea is the Imitator.
London, England, 1822-08-02

CARI OW ASSIZES.

The Arsizeit of Carlow ended on Werhiaidriy.
Only eighteen persons were for trial, ten of whom
were capitally convicted, and sentenced to hr ilmnged.
viz.—A/cholas und Thomas Troy, and Christophfr
Dooley, for attacking dud firing a house; Andrew
and Armstrong Anderson, for highway rnhh.•ry ;
Michael, Timothy, and Hugh linigun, It Whim
Nosolan, and William Walsh, for robbery.

TUAM, JULY 24.
London, England, 1822-08-02

SHOCKING CASE.

Oa Friday last • policensau. named Phil:lce,
was brought in here limn Ballitsdangan, by a vilely
of the police, and lodged in the Bridewell, from
whence he was transmitted to Galway on Settir-
day asoritiog, in company with the prisoners Con-
victed at our Sessions. Ile is chervil with
having conspired to take sway the life of Mr.
Tobias Book', jun. of Musicfield, in the counts of
Mayo. by attempting to have poison administered
to hint. The circumstances attending this extraor-
dinary and wicked design have been related to
is many shapes; but, without pleJging ourselves
entirely for its authenticity, we give the following,
which we deem best entitled to credit : —lt appears
that Mr. Burke has not hems many months marled;
that prior to his Aappy anion, his wife, who was a
young widow, and a native of Clareinurriv, 'had
formed an arquatutance with the Prisoner ;who is
• handsome young fellow about•l*when a mutual
attachment ensued, and en attempt at an elopement
was the result ; but the watchfulness of her friends
unfortunately frustrated the attempt; shortly after
this, Mr. B. paid his addresses to her, and suc-
ceeded in gaining her affections, and an elopemenr,
which led to their happy swim, was the consequence.
It utu.l be here observed, that the young widow
was entitled to 5001. on her coming of age, and has
not yet become eaditled to its possession. Since
her marriage with Mr. Berke, who resides within a
short distance of Ballindangan (where the Prisoner
warstationed), she contrived to pay frequent visits
to that village, which at length excited the sus-
picious of her husband, and led him to the f t*O:U-•
tion of Confining her to the house until such pine
us Pluirket should be removed from that plsce.—
Thus debarred from peewits! interviews a corre-
spondence commenced, and kept up until a few days
ago. alien NI r. B. oboe's. II some paper in his seri-An t
wind's !laud, stud on asking ulna it was she witl
nothing. and atiempted to destroy it, when he seized
her, and forced the paper from her, which I,roved to
be a sealed letter, without signature, addressed
Mrs. Burke, having two small papers of arsenic en-
closed, with proper iustrocuons how they should be
administered to Mr. Burke. Under these circutn-
stances, Mr. Burke took the necessary legal steps,
which led to the appreseaston of the 'Prisoner. A
circumstance which strongly attaches guilt to the
wife Is, that after Mr. Bloke had quitted the house
to lase Pluoket arrested. both she and thy maid had
abscouded, sod were Wood concealed in a shrub-
bevy. several miles from thehouse. We.are further
informed. that on trearchiug het box, several let-
tersy witheut siguittue, audit' ibe seat hand-vent-
leg. were foiled thareia. Mr. Burke is a Alever
bandying, young fellow.
London, England, 1822-08-02

MR. EMERY.

With peculiar pleasure we annouece the fintarkhiog state
of this trolly benevolent ssilmeriptioa, which it is now hoped
will equal the moat sanguine expectations of ►is numerous
friends; hardly an boor passes without fresh proof bring
iven of the extraordinary anxiety of t►e public to reader
effectual aid to this distressed family. A proposition was
mad, to alter the prices of admission—which, after due
consideration, was o►erruled ; however, the feeling of the
benevolent mast sot be restrained.

klt. Robins, with extreme satisfaction, eommu-
oicated to his fellow-Isboaree. to this good work of charity
that Mr. /Merino land given ten guineas fur one box-ticket,
and that several friends at his table bad given one guinea
each fur box.ticketr, as well as 6ve guineas fur private boxes.
He bad also to compliment the Proprietors of the Royal
Gardens, Vauxhall, who have most liberally contributed ten
guineas, sod the um of all, or any of their Vocal Company.
The actors and actresses, animated with a noble sympathy,
are subscribing in the proportion of their memos. The Pro-
prietor of Astley's Amphitheatre (36r. Davis) has kindly
volunteered the use of his unrivalled stud, to be aped in
any way the Committee may Ind useful ou Monday. The
Rend of the Theatre Royal English Opera-House have
(*.Milani'', offered their service.
London, England, 1822-11-18

'them In 11 Coe. t mitt t On.itle; gilds
Wet • fraudulent ennorteettng of debt, fur 'which the hl.
11./i1,911 must be remanded fur tea months.

Oliver Clayton, • fenelsido Ale yowls snap, Was opposed by
Mr. Pollock, ow the behalf of • creditor named Aylwin. Mr.
Heath "GP Counsel fur the lusolvent. whose Jana 'summed
'ls, several thousand polaris. The Insolvent listed that he
was serrated nu the day privious In his al ajesty'a Coroustsou.
Ile admitted that six day. previous to has arisen he hail •c-
-reined hill. fur a Capt Fairfield I• the •mount of 1.6801 and
sillier hill. for • Capt. 071abe to theamo•idsifsool The
consideration for she.. bills war money lost by 'lts Imola ent at
play; the game played at was the "liar high woke at al ire;"
the Insolvent could positively state that hr load
more he had been in ',Nun. The Insolvent underwent •
long examination, of which the substance was this : the In.
solvent heel accepted a hell re. q/insOr. Mann upon him by
Arrhilialit Arenstroug mid Cn. of Bosirdeaux, which bail beet,
endorsed by the drawers to Mr. Aylwin, the opposing ere-
(him, for aseraluahle coassideratiois. Previous to the hill bee
rollout due, the Insolvent applied to have it renewed, which
the drawer* roil Mr. Aylwin aswated to, npon haviwg the
serial sty of the Inaulvesit's father, who resided at Galway, in
eland; the renewed hall was given, sod the first bill was
ele levered top to t bet iessolvent. Previ 4444 d to the wood lee-
Corning the Insolvent applied for further time, whirh was
refused; be then told Mr. Aylwin, that unless he gave
him tame he would get authiag, as the renewed 101 l
was drawee opus se lends stamp, and consequently was
worth nothing. Mr. Aylwin was advised to arieet alas I.m/t-
-eem upon the original LOOM. bill, notwithasandiug it waa
given up to the Insolvent. Howe this arrest the liivolvent
bad ever Melee remained in custody. He had pleaded to lbe
netio.l, that she ball of exchange upon *leech lie was aural. el
hail been satisfied by the accepting of the sisharroceit 101 l
The EttUde was tried before the laird Chief Juvtire palled, at
Guildhall, at the sittings after Trinity Term Levi, and a vi r-
elict found fur the Plaintiff, seshjeet tit the opiniust of she
Coon moon some points of law, whirls have not hero dispos-
ed of. The Insolvent stated, that be had not ally plate, fur-
signer., or other property; he had resided wish his father at
Galway, med. kept a *emu, to attend oil himself and his
horse, but he never had any establishment able' own.
Mr. Putxocx was shout to submit that the accepting
the seemed 101 l of exchange upon • wrung stamp, was •
fraudulent attempt to evade Mr. Aytemn's debt, and that the
defence to the action was a vexatioa• procrediug. The ac-
cord of the trial was salted for, beet it was Out in Cosier,
The Court held chat they could not baba to these ob-
jectious without the record or the former proceedings being
produced, and there being no other ground of opposition,
the lusolveni was doetharged.
London, England, 1822-11-18

CAMIKIDGAN *a ea I{.

We are authorised to slate, that the day fiaeil fur the elec..
tion of • Representative for this University to the Web fort.
It is confidently expected that the four candidates, Lord
Hervey, Mr. S&•rlrtt, Mr. R. Gnat, and Mr. Win. Bank.a,
will all coins to • pull, is which ease, front a division of is.
serest., it is difficult to anticipates correct idea of the result.
A considerable number of the votes which had been pledged
to the Speaker have, it is stated, been prousi.scd to Mr.
Banker.
The &Monist) Prize for the present rear has hey, ad-
judged to the Rev. Edward Bitshopp Elliott, M.A. Felt., of
Trinity College. for bus poem wt theliorluga Rpitykesees.
The subject of the Nnevistion Prize Pay the ensning year
la— TA• Ofee aad Mission of Si. ✓uhe the Baptist.
London, England, 1822-11-18

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The overage price of Brows or Muscovado Boger, corn.
posed from the Returns made he the week ..ding the 131 b
day of November, 1822, is 110 s. 81. per hundred ',field, en.
elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable titers.. oa
the importation thereof into Great Britons.
London, England, 1822-11-18

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Return of t►e Average Price of British Corn,
Winehester Measure, u received from the Inspectors in
the respective Maritime Cities cod Towns in England sod
Wslra, from which t►e Priem that govern importation
are cakulated.—November 9, 1994.
London, England, 1822-11-20

FAST INDIA PRODUCE.

Corrou.—There has her. eery little demand since our
last, and though the holders an mit pressing sales, all dr.
scripitims of East India might be purchased on rather lower
terms. The sales of the week are, duly paid, 170 bags Ca.
riseou sad Grenada middling to good Bd. a 10d. in bond;
150 bags Upland, ordinary 61d. to good 70.; 200 Surat,
middling to good Sid. ■ 61d.; 100 Bengal, middling to
good 50. a Oil ; lud Madras, good bid. std. per lb. Tu..
tal fISO bags.
l'crrort —Ordinary quality wan taken in at the sale at
54. per lb., but there are nu sellers under Sid.
The 11,11LTPC1/1C market ►as here rather unsettled, in
consequence of the imiceranilatg of lb* continuume of pear,
on the eu•ti•eist, hat at • sate of 101001ngs uu friday,
26u. per cwt. was obtained rue very good quality.
Tg.t.—Bohea lion been heavy at the reduction of ia. per
lb., but Twankay has been in more emensive densmid, mid
the priers base returned to nearly those of last see.
11,111100.-41 t market catinues steady, and :id. to 4141.
-.per lb. advance ou the prices of the last sale has beru paid
fur sleeted lot•.
London, England, 1822-11-20

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY. Novllllllllll 20, 1822.

The Paris Papers up to Sunday have arrived.
The Heaves opened on Saturday at 88& fr. but left
off at set fr. Anion; our extracis sill be found the
article in the Meniscus• on the state of Spain. al-
luded to in our Paper of yesterday. It does
not breathe a spirit quite so pacific as the or.
tides in the Joan& des Debais on the same sub-
ject, and the principles which it maintaios are less
calculated to allay any apprehensions of au invasion
of Spain. It says—" It is not our purpose here
to inquire by what principles Spain has been
brought into the deplorable state in which she is
placed ; but what is fitting to be ascertained is,
whether the situation of the Spanish people dors
not expose France to dangers of such a nature, that
there is occasion on our part—looking to the neces-
sity, and the right of self-preservation attached to
• nation—to employ all the power with which
Providence has favoured us in averting those danger..
Thus, on examining the question under a single
point of view, it resolves itself into that right of
peace sod of war which is admitted to belong to
every regular Government ; and since the right of
France to maintain an army of observation ou the
frontiers of Spain, fur the purpose of guarding
against the injuries to which her dignity or her in-
terests might be exposed by such a vicinage, has
never bean disputed, it cannot but appear strange
that the right of potting an end to a state of things
acknowledged to be sufficiently dangerous to war-
rant such expensive precautions should be contest-
ed." These principles are just, and the reasoning
upon them is just : they in fact resolve themselves
simply into the assertion that self-preservation is the
first law of nature. But although true iu the obstract,
they do not apply to the particular relations between
France and Spain. Did Spain place herself in a situa-
tion threatening immediate danger, and palpably in-
compatible with the safety of France, the latter would
be justified iu providing for her own security in the
hest way she could : but this is not the presentrase.
Without pronouociug any opinion upon the merits
of the new Spanish Constitution, whether it Le
good, or whether it be bail, it must be allowed that
it is a legitimate Constitution. sanctioued by the
voice of the people, and cos.& med by every obli-
gation that can bind a King to his people, end a
people to their King. This position being admit-
ted, it necessarily follows that the Menke and
Priest., and Friar. awl Buccaniers, who have
taken arms against this Consinutiou, under the
title of the Army of the Faith, are traitors
and Abel.. This army has been for some lime
combating in the field, with various tweets*,
against the Coustitntional or King's troops.—
A civil war is fact rages in the northern pro-
vinces oothignoss to France, and Ws is 11,e
state of things which the Ultras coutesid would
justify the march of a French arini into Sprits.
Now, what has been the conduct of France since
the commencement of these troubles Hai she ,
London, England, 1822-11-20

D. 4 RING BUNGLA NY.

Oa Monday night II moat ext. alive burglary and pingo-
ly daring robbery was committed in ibe house of the
Admiral lake, t%u. I, iker.street, Portieurmarinare. Some
daring thieves obtained as entrance by riling sorer the an a
rails, and breaking a panel of the kitchen door, apparently
with a centre-bit, and then entered lbe premises. After
ransacking the lower apartments they proceeded through
several rooms above stairs, and took from Armee ever♦
portable 'stick that could possibly be carried away. They
then entered into the butler's pantry, where a oervant was
asleep. mid from thence they took the valsiskle inane, and
breakfast services of plate, worth shone 300 f. ' The villams
left behind them two centre-bits, a ginstili t, cord, and I row-
bar. The uhule of the silv►r plate tram she crest of a man
in armour, on horw•hark.— Iliforrnation of the whiney, and
as intriry lotto the circumstance*, took place al ►he police-
other, Mary-ledrune.

ATTEMPTED DODDERY ii the LONDON DOCKI.

Monday morning, about tin minutes after 111% o'clock, as
Mauston, Kellesley, soil Deanna, thsee waichmen, were re-
itarninc (rum their 'lesions, they observed three hags full s.c
something, Moog lowered (rout the Duck astl, or rather
from the warehou►e whirls adjoins it. They sutreted the
hag► to be lowered In the Ksum►d, sod thou seized them, and
the rope by whirls thi y were let down, and took them so the
watchtiouse. 11. t tosittinsition they found the bags cuntasuest
1671 b.. of opium, value 3401. They could nut discover th♦
person ur arry of the party, and the gases being shut lb. y
could not gain admission sill eight o'clock, when they went
and made known the circumstance, sod pointed out the
WRITIIOII/IP. Tile .lairs at re liken off she roof, sad to all
appearances a p.r►uo had gone through either so or out.
London, England, 1822-11-20

WE3T INDIA AND SI'ANISII MAIN PRODUCE.

Comae —Nu material alietation has taken place in the
prices of Coffee since Tuesday last, the public sales have
mostly guile off heavily at the declaim of th it day ; n pan • I
of good middling Berbire brought rather highs r rates in Fri.
day, but generally the market has not improved. Foreign has
Ist en sold tit a farther reduction a Is. to 2e per cat. via.
ordinary to very good St. Domingo 925. to 955. 6.1. per col.
Al a sale of 1,700 bags of East India Coffef, the wood was
all takes. in at 90r. to 98v 6,1. for Chetitus.
The stock of West lodia Coffee is now 3,768 tuns, beb g
743 tons more than at this lime last year, reseal priers
about 4s._ per cwt. lower.

B. P. SUGAR.—The market has been dull, and lower priers
have agaiu bees accepted fur good brows and low middling
qualities; Mbar descriptions have brought oar 1111.1 (iola-
lion,. A public sale of 350 Ws. of Trinidad (about ~-
fourth washed) was brought forward on Friday, and arm a
shade lower than t►e sale un Taesday, at which, boarrrr,
there was a steady demand.

•
FOILBIIOIII SVGAIL.-Tbett has been very little demand fur
Ilaratinah •r Brasil since our last. 200 chests of brown
s,id soft Perrambuco were offered by auction on Friday,
and nee, ly all taken in at 19s. to 235, per cwt.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is how 3,846 Casks leas than at
this time that year; prevent prices la. 13d. per eat. higher,
per Gazette average.
Rum.—The market has remained steady at the former
prices, but out week business has been done.
The stuck of Rom is now 31,437 puncheons, anJ price of
proofs Is. Sit per gallon.
Ditto same time last year 34,043 prise:aeons, add prices
of proofs ls. 3d. per Ohm.
London, England, 1822-11-20

NOT. 4 I flt*N

His Friday a largo deer was homed out of the ear ai Long.
ford Cue the day's diversion. The as& tablets of spur/awn
W,Il r took by Went Drayton, afitl Anis.
worth to the WI of the Magpies, through the rielti.eiree ts-
ward* Cowley and Hillingdon to the riglit, sientsi the Us-
bridge-road towards H The4A;r:: then
erotic., the Paddington Canal. ind up 'she Will Is the left of
Cast kiwi, taking by Harrow Wrald Chat opt, *lien he ran
into a grullestarr's inclosed yard, mid the &muds being np
with him, be leaped into in open mil-brasse. at which place
the honesnran and other sportsmen inautardistely oink him.
The place where the deer was takes is elghteeti limn
Windsor. It rano a spirited etas*e of taperer& wt two boa.'
mod a half. M may of the tipsetswies's horses were dose i.p
before the end of tie ehmie; the cresol heist very wet.
London, England, 1822-11-20

NORTH AMELICAN PRODUCE.

'lF:Arad of a Later, dotal:Veto York, OclobTr 22, 1622 :
—"The new crop of Colton is tiow coming into the South, rn
markets in small quantities, but it is doubtful if the price
will open so low as to taste it a safe article. The price is
now nominally ■t 9 to 14 cents. per lb. fur Upland. flour 61
dollars per barrel; Wheat 130 teats. per bushel; Exchange
12! to 13 per cent. priallont."
HOUGH TURPENTINE is without alteration, but Spirits
are about ls. lower.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

FltUlT.—There has bees so public sale sitter last Tnea.
day ; but there Imre bees sure sales made privately; the
fuss cargo of new Turkey Figs has been disposed of a the
following rates:—Flat at 60s. to 635. per cut.; pulled in
quarter boxes 68.. to 704.; in drums 7-24.; a cm go of new
Spanish has also been sold by pirate cuutract. Currants
Continue steady.
SILL—The prices orThrown are again Is. Inwer,lint raw
has hecu mote steady, sod our last quotations hare beet. ge.
11 rally tobtaisied.
BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES.

latsat PROVISIONII.—Thr prices guoird above fur am
Provisions have been paid for this seaaou's curing, but the
tranasetions havebeen vet), limited. Butter is lower.
[t►mes° Stman.—The mask. t for lumps is rather more
Arm, sales of ordinary large fur packing have been made at
75.. In 76.. per cwt.; loaves are generally about la. lover.
Or commits Oils there has been very little business
done, and prices are 21. to 31. per tun lower. Seed Oils &awe
beta in fair demand at former prices.
London, England, 1822-11-20

MATCH FROV CANTERBURY TO LONDON.

This match, for 100 sovereigns, had excited much 'Met, et
I. the better part of the sporting wirrld, Ur. Aherne,liy,
the north country pedestrian, haring matched himself Sn c..
from Canterbury to London against Liewienant Hsberitan's
performance ton the preceding day. The Lipsteinlit dud lai•
work well in two usin•tes and a half under eleven boors, mid
the performance wee so out sod out toad. Shell So I .ba.
belied upon time. The Scotsman had his admirers. and oWe
against him were taken Feely. Mr. Abernethy wet final
Siitingbourn, start with the umpire of his adversary only.
He wore flannel and Stick shoes, and did his ground as
follows:-1st mile in 9 minutes sold ID ereonds; and 20
miles in 3 hours and 10 minutes. The pedestrissi baited
5 minutes, and proceeded regularly at work, in full confi-
dence of winning. He did the next ISt mars le an hum. suit
40 minutes, and look 10 minutes real. He kept at • 1111019Ing
pace throughout, and did the blithe in 10 hours and 35
minutes, fresh and well.
London, England, 1822-11-20

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

Mr. SCARLETT applied to the Court fur a cri.
mina) information to be filed against a gentleman
named Nod, an officer in the army, for endeavour-
ing to provoke an individual named WI!soli to fight
a duel. The present application was made at the
instance of Mr. I,Vilsm'. The patties resided in
Yorkshire, and had been intimate friends, but Mr.
Noel had taken some offence against Mr. Wilton,
in consepience of his having been warned oft N ref.
tam manor on which was shooting, as lie eon.
tended, through the influence of Mr. Wl'suit. A
long correspondence took place between the parties,
in which Mr. Wilson endeavoured to conciliate Mr.
Noel by every expression of civility and
tine), but without effect. 'rite correspondence clos-
ed by a letter from Noel to IV)lstm, in which lie
described the latter as a person whose word was nut
to lie taken, and declared, unless certain propusi-
Timis were complied with, he would insult him
(Wilson) whenever and wherever he might meet

The COURT granted a rule to chew Caine.

The Admiralty Sessions will commence at the
Old Bailey on Monday, the 2d of December.
Tee FUNDs.—The market yesterday was very
steady. but very little do-mtg.—Batik Stock, /49} ;
Consuls for Account, 8Iii; ditto fur Money, 8 IM;
Reduced, 811; 31 per Cents. 93};; Four per
Croft'. 98k; New ditto 104111; I,idta Bonds, 44
43 ; Exchequer Bills, 6 8 pr. ; Swill ditto, 7 9 pr.
Foreign Stocks: New Spanish, 60fif 61; Nesi.t..
lain, 78} ; Russian, 89; Danish, 901.

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‘l,loCriki,
London, England, 1822-08-05

SRPIIOR FOR nth DEkTIITITR.

On Thwesdey hat his litmeileury the Tripslitao Asthma-
soder, altemiled b Norm. hairs, the well-knowo editor of she
Roods Bette , and • conniderable retinae of literary
'milkmen, visited the male establishmeat of this useful in-
ailtetio% After an attentive and minute exassiostion of its
various blmachesaf ensploymeot, sod of the simple sad ad-
makable provisiom foe the reftwonation of the yeast persons
received into its protectioo, hi. Excellency sad attendee's
expressed their fall eoseurrawies with the views of its pro-
moters lad friends, sad their persuasion that it is amply
calculated to produce, as far as its limited mesas can be ex-
pected to do so, the accomplishmeot of the end which they
have is view ; via. the recovery of Oa culprit from the dis-
grace and miseries of vow, In the better hope of future mph.
twinkle to the laws of religioit sad virtue. It was malice of
astonishment to them, so it is to all who visit that establish-
ment, that oue hundred young Fermat, nearly the whole of
whom have bees sunk is the abyss of erimioal pursuit,
should be retsised its the path of iefularity and pod order,
with very little restraint, away{ Wait is ailiforded by a:ga-
mes sad adbereoce to syslalla

BLOPEWINT.

Os "'rids, meat bustle was occasioned 12 the town of
Carmarthen, by the arrival of • gee' lemon from Radnorshire,
is quest of his daughter, who had eloped with a young mi-
litary officer. The father, from isfermatioe he received on
the road, bad beer led to believe that the fugitive's were
castrated Is Carmarthen; he applied to the Police Officer,
who immediately commenced inquiries, bet without sue-
t:MP. The °Meet, bowevor, stele/mined nut to relax in
Ills inquiries, and at twelve o'clock at nicht he discovered
that twe peewee, ender suspicious eircumstaaces, were at
Llsodile. After coat/elfin will the father, it was deter.
misted ea pursuing, when the father sad two assistants
started in a post•eltaise, turprised the lovers (who had
parsed as brother sad sister) in separate apartments at
Llatidito. The weskits was of that stature that' it is far
easier for the imagination to pietism than pen to describle.
Suffice us to say, the father pardoned the errors of his child,
sad received her with all die affection of • parent, and cuts-
nested his journey to her parental roof.
London, England, 1822-08-05

Tali HARVEST.

lo the eastern part of the county the Wheat Harvest has
generally e..mateneed, with as fine crops as were ever remem-
bered. The late mars haw aim much improved the Oats and
Sorley.—(Susees Paper.)
Its many p.m; of the kingdom, Barley sad Oats, after
being cot end dry, are booed lute 'beeves, that they misty be
subjected, in this morbid,' and neeerisiu weather, to the ad-
mirable system of kis( pot iota wiodatows, by tarsus of
which u rain eats injure arm. It is lemeolable to see in
sassy please, ewes the Wheat ataadiog exposed without ibis
precautioa, wises se little trouble sad expense would emote
its safety.
London, England, 1822-08-05

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The &temp price of Brown or MustoThrado Seger, eons.
rued from the &morn mak in the week eadiug the 31st
day of Julyt lints M 31.. Oft per hundred Wright, ea-
elusive of the entire of eastepasa paid or payable theieou eta
the importation thereof lute Great Britain.
London, England, 1822-08-05

• Chribtion priebt,
Jew banker, whom

Itsiery I
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F
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1. She is tie

I.lf
illlthillX is spared to
'vinous'''. The Porte
%ler, roin her rrtiendaatt, sense ism
formation re4reting Eli's hidden trearures ; toe
. .

nobody will be przaaseld. but that • considerable
part or his vast prirpeWhas fallen into unfaithful
hands.

AleirMyst.% 79J3 If; Bonk Shares, 7861._

zußicil.-JuLY
The French A toboardor, Count Talleyrsod, who
arrived at Zurich s few days ago, COMplaille in a
note of the 16 h July, addressed to the Diet, of the
reprisals resolved on by a rine Canton., and of other
things, which were referred by the Assembly to the
Commercial Committee.
Berne, Friburg, Vend, end Neufchatel. have
issued prohibitors, against which is celled the
haulage (that is, lines of oneshorse carts, with only
etngle driver). Great complaint. hive been made
by France on the aoliect of these regulations
by the police.
It is said that a large quantity of French wine
has bren confiscated on the western horrifies' of
Switzerlewd.
A Swiss Paper has said, t‘ the French Chamber
has observed in its delude on the bew Law of the.'
Customs great moderation and respect towards
Switzerland ;" to which the Narrator replica, Now
long will smooth words and fine complimenii
so valuable to us ? Switzerland will not enjoy reM
respect till it swedes a peaceful but vufficrentdea•'
fence against smooth words, accompanied with op.
pression."—(Frankfort Papers, 271 k July.)
London, England, 1822-08-05

This day is published;
ll
E SPEECH of MICHAEL NOLAN, riEsi. deliveleil iei the House of Commons, IVertnewlaw
July 10, 1822, on moving for leave to bring in • Bill to ea:
tee tad amend she Laws for the Relief of the Poor.
Landon: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bohlureller,
7, Fleetastreei,oear Temple Oar.
London, England, 1822-08-05

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.ORIGINAL POETRY.

Whinenornets of Inoia! the beantlful isle
Which the day.iod adored with his loveliest smile
The drelliotof Homer, the pride of year dime,
Is the blood-,tailed possession of rapine and crime!
Wherever ye into a sew horror appslo,
Lint stalks throegb her chamber*, Death reigns in her
balls;
• ine girder,* she loved are a desolate wild,
Her notated are unordered, her fairest dialled.
Yet a remnant is left you ; a resolute few,
Whose arms are as Gavin, and whose hearts are as true
And Freedom and Vengeance united Oval! shade
Wrth a garland of myrtle Use patriot's blade.
Rise, sons of lis! a trumpet has blows,
And the spirit of nestle/ekes in the lone;
Prophetic of mintiest a war-drum has brat,
And Oppression dull laireal.ls and die at your feet.
behold! where afar o'er the lantioolis sea
High Metes* beaten to summon the free !
A Ode, where the cause of year sorrow and shams
Meets the St retribution of ►food sad of Name.
And shall Ragland be silent! shall sbe, that so long
Bath righted the injured and baffled the strong,
Shall she, he avenger by hind and ►y wave,
Whose waleh.woed is freedom, whose glory to save,
Degenerate now from the honour of years,
And aid sot your efforts, and dry not your tears'
Wee has relight for the Belgian when Spain was his Liards

tike ham ((melt the the Spiuisrd—still red is ber swords
O'er the captive of Afrie ber shield is displayed—
is tits Greek then alooe serieserving her aid?
Yet the cress of our Laid is aseesdiog his towers,

Yet the faith that he teals and ►e bleeds for is oars;
And the laud which to guard is his dying endeavoar,
Was the portion of heroes, ennobled for ever.
Yet go is your vilest, usaidrd, close,
Your temples recover, establish your throne.
Be Lo►ds of t►e maim, ss your fathers of yore,
Frees Erryineslon's currest to Mycale's shore:
Go torah! and your fuenases weak efforts deride,
For year coarse is to glory, sad God is your guide!
London, England, 1822-04-09

i;oLtbi

SOW.IIIIIM.
•
Yesterday Joseph Scrim', Henry Belles, Jams Corliet,
sod Joins Lase/fere, underwent as es... Wades beim" Sir
Itirchard Simi', charged with • flaring °strap sad robbery
ow the perms, of Juba Clesepson Squire, of AL Geffees.
row, Baynrater-read, Peddisgtoo, a botcher, sad his wife,
whom they attacked in the shop me Saturday sight about
eleves• (Mu& Mr. Squire, had jam left the shop, sad was
going to hat, but on brutes his wife *cream, is Inelastly
returned Se her aneistance. He was also shocked by the
Prisoners, sad received • violent blow ea the aide etf hle
head, which nearly levelled hiss, to the gruawd—it was Sieve
by the, Prisoner Semen, who likewise prwseeded to rob blip,
cod emptied his packets of their coattails. The Prisoners
made their escape, but were afterwards takes by a party of
the patrol. They were committed for trial.
MARLBoItougM•STaIST.
itOBSERY AT THE PIAZZA COFFSILAIOUSS.
Jesuit Ireland was charged with stralleg a silver spoon,
from the Pumas Culfee-hosse, Camat.gordos. It appeared
that the Primer, who M s sweep, was la the &mimed habit
of atteedisg the Curee.hoter, to sweep the Atomise, and
os onerel ocessimis silver plate woe mistier. On Sunday
mosiag be was called, in cosisequesce of a elder/fry tato,
Amsted while assisting, to pet oat the Ire, the handle of a
silver spool was sera slicking through pait of his troatersi_
was fu
Which watt proved to be. amiss from the above Wass. Mb
lly cOmmitted for pia

4.
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, APRIL t
RETIRED JUDGES.
the understand that Letters Patent have 'passed Ow
Great Seal of Ireland, grouting l 0 the Right Hoe. Wu.
Donee', late Chief Joetiee of hi, Majesty's Giotto King's
Beach, • peasios for life of 3,8001. per amine.
Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal also, as vs
have learned, muting to the Right Hos. St. George Dialb
a pension for life of 2,600/. per &anus.
London, England, 1822-04-09

tittAfßA

DRURY-LAIL
The trage4 of George Barnwell op pisiss,,,t
last night, and gave considerable satisfaction to the
holiday folk. Miss Edsitavoir appeared as Nili.
wed for the first time, and gave considerable ef.
feet to the part. Mr. Cowes sostsined the chs.
ratter of George Barnwell with sufficient power;
and Miss Sim'lsom threw a shadow of refined me.
lencholy on the audience from her representation of
Maria. The play is too far behind the moral ha.
bits and reflections of the age to be benefited by
strict criticism, though it is not to be denied that
it hes been before now, in effect at least, a play of
highly pathetic interest.

A -Dew afierpiece succeeded, founded on, et.cl
named from, Dr. HAWalliirotTlet Almon,* mid
Hemet. The test of the Doctor hes been c,
static, throughout by the dramatist with sernpuii us
attention, mud the deviations are only such as to
furnish opportunity for letting in the drolleries of
Anglo-farcical htimour, which relieve the severe
gravity of the moral in the original, and told
t• bring *bout the conclusion by • more agree-
able route of incident. From the fame of the story
we are relieved from any specific description
of the plot. It gives occasion fur the display of
scenic and mechanic ingenuity, which have been
most liberally appropriated. Among the chief
seems we would mention the magic vision of Ho-
mer in the commencement..-theSeregho gordeMs by
moon-light—the various apartments of the palace
the interior of a mosque, and the kit scene—all of
which are got up, and, generally speaking, were
worked with an effect correspouding to the tayste.
ries of magic with which thee were historically
connected. The preparation of the piece reflects the
highest credit on the maorgement. The performers
behaved well, but the characters were too ouch as.
ticipated to secure them all the credit which timid
have devolved, had the subject been previously
unknown. Miss Tau gave a very pretty tam-
bourine dance. The piece concluded with a tri-
umphant procession and chorus in honour of the
heroes (Hamlet's) espousal and coronation. The
fulling of the curtain was succeeded by load ap.
plaints from all parts of the house.
London, England, 1822-04-09

FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS.
THE V EGE l'A BLE TOOTH-POWDER
has so bag bees is fractal use that it is musters-
eery to offer say further recumnicadation of it. Composed
of Vegetable*, without the admixture of any Mineral or
pernicious ingredient what ,it is free from the usual
objection against the use of other Deolifrices. Its detersive
power is jest safficieut to annihilate those destructive par-
ticles which adhere to the Gams and the Interstices of the
Teeth; besting injuries is the former, and promoting a sew
Enamel (where it has been injured ur eorroded) on the lat-
ter. It likewise imparts • firmness sad healthy redoes, to
the Gains; and if used regularly will preserve the Teeth in a
sound state to old age.
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 012 by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4,
Chespinile, Si. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street (sear the Ar-
gyle Room.), London ; to, Waterloo-pine., Edinburgh ; and
34,8ackville-street, Datillia; and by the priecipal Medicine
Venders tbroisgboot the Uoiied Kisigdoso. •
N.B.—Purchasers arc requested to ask for the VEGE.
TABLE TOOTH pow DER, sod to observe the name and
address or Butler, 4, Cheapside," are engraved on the
stamp and label attached to 'set, box of Ala ',teemed Deeti.
frier, to distinguish U from Imitations under similar titles.
London, England, 1822-04-09

fiE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet,
%Mist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex.
pentore to r ratty excel, both is 'legume and efficacy,
every .he. preparation fur the Tee* sad Gems; tbey ef-
fectually preserve the Teeth in a soiled mate eras to obl
render Seem white sad beautiful without impairiss the
simnel, fasten such as are loose, end keep such ea are de-
cayed frum becoming worse. They likewise render the
Lamb delicately sweet, prevent the Tootb•Ache, perfectly
core the Scurvy is the Gums, and make Mem grow firm and
Mose to the Terris—The Essence is particularly reeom-
mended to Parent. and Persona who have the care of
Cbilodras as the grimiest preset retire of young and tender
Teeth. Nose are genuine but what have the words,
"1. Beset, Bayley mad Blew, Cockspur-etreet," engraved
NMe Stamp. Price tr. tad earls.
BAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL BALT of LESIONS,
fur taking Ink Spots and Slants out of Lace sad ILiturs. The
ravine is signed a. W. Bayley" um the Box mid Wrapper.
Also kis SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease oat of
LSI. Stuff, Woollen Cloth, tic. 'wire Is. each.
lERITASLE POSIMADS DIVINE, price is. lid. the
Paw.

Wholesale and Retail, by &Say Asid Ski, Per-
haws, Cockspor-street, Load...
London, England, 1822-04-09

UGLISH 01

Mr. MATHLWS resumed his srdui
at this theatre last night. His Yowl
plsytd his talents in full vigour.
his diverting miscellany pro►ed high!
repeated bursts of laughter and appli
mony to the successful exertions of
nary Proteus. HORACE, in his Art
Ut pictura Poesis. Mr. R. B. Pei►
the piece, has given a practical prowl
of this observation. A lithographi
MATHEWS in his several characters,
PRIME. has just made its appearance.
tifully coloured, and vies in expression
mirable mimic by whom these var
are so admirably sustained. The
a full and elegant audience.

Mr. BRAMAN commenced au
night at the Plymouth Theatre.
Miss WlLoon, Mr. WALSH, and
have entered into ■ new engagemew
nights with the present lessees of ,
Cork, to commence on Easter Mondi
The Editor of this Paper, on '
the Court of Pleas in this city, ,
Gutty" to the indictment found aKaii
la+t Assizes for publishing a .libel
Marquis of ionoomingsy, with
bringing the faintly and posterity oft
into contempt ; stud was held to
SOL and two sureties in 2.51. ea,
Chronicle, March 30.)