The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

MR. GREEN THE A!, RONAIT.

The following is Mr. Green's own aertituit of
his late perilous excuiSion front Briglitoo :
" I took my leave amidst the plaudits and anxious gui.4
wishes of the surrounding company, and ascended blowly,
but majestically, towards the celestial regions. 1 lose about.
800 feet when the gas, which tufure bad been expanded by
the heat of the anti, became condensed by the change of
temperalure, the balloon consequently descended; this 1
could have easily prevented by discharging ballast, but 1 1. It
confident I was affording to the spectators a gratification
unprecedented in the history of aerostatics; 1 therefore
ciao/be to take advantage of the circumstance. 1 eventitally
threw out two bags of ballast acrd re-ascended; the billion
taking a direction S.E. by S. it appeared to me as fluativg
for a considerable time over the land's edge. The eppear.
■ace of earthly objects gradually dimiuishing, 1 still ascend.
rd, so as to atfford to the spectators a diminished •iew of
my aerostatic machine. Tlic balloon here took a nio.n
southerly direction, and finding myself going rapidly to se.,,
at an altitude of about two mites, I espia d two vessels, the only
assi■tauce in sight at that elevation. I immediatelyopened the
valve, and the balloon began to descend with great yelacity,
and, in the end, was plunged by the force of the wind into
a tremendously heavy sea; it thrrdriftedrapidly, assun,iilg
the appearance of an immense umbrella before me; the ear
striking the water on i 6 side, its ornaments and coverings
were presently destroyed, and it instantly filled with wirer.
I had previously put on nay life peess rver, but it unfertu.
wisely became entangled with the curds. 1 was here in a
perilous situation, the life-preserver useless, and the car
peateilly turning over, so that I was alternately under water.
In this distress I continued fur many minutes, when tdra..st
exhausted, the propriety occurred to me of separating It•e
cords which entangli•d the preserver, nod which, after :Tubb
difficulty, I accomplished with a knife. After this 1 bad
the consolation of being raised considerably above the water,
which caudated me to bail a boat humanely sent to my es-
sistance by Captain Clear, of the Unify packet, whose humane
and active ears-teams !shall ever feel proud to acknowledge.
was at this time so ntuelt exhausted, that it would have
been utterly impossib:e fur use to have continued nay hold
five minutes longer. I ri mustard iu the water, accordion to,
the opinion of Captain Clear, about twenty connotes ; but it
appeared to me much longer. The lulluun dragged rue
•bout two miles through a heavy surf. After baying been,
with great difficulty, gut oil board, my distress was so peat
as to render it absolutely necessary to strip use. 1 conti-
nued fur some hours inseusible, and must refer the public to
Captain Clear for particulars duets% that period. After my
recovery, I anxiously inquired of the Captains if my pro-
perty was safe on board; wheu he informed me the bafloots
was literally torn to riblusisels, and that my philosophical
instromentt, and my apparatus, were all lost or destroyed.
Upon examination 1 (mead the balloon inspoftilile to be re-
paired. I lauded in safety no ITedn►aday morning, at woo
o'clock, ■t Newhaven, and reached the gas estaulshment au
Brighton at ten o'clock."

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EIGN INTELLIGENCE.

lAMBURGH PAPER&

ORTII JUTLAND. awnings 20.
contain an *chive.* to the inhabitants
student of divinity of the name of

expedition to Greece, foe ll* canoe of
he will sacrifice ertes/Vinip-jba
preceding invitation if' tho.woooo
not met with soy otterstion;betause there
pairs Men who would rather smoke
drink their glass of wine thin fight
' all Christendom. He offered, he
himself at the head of ail who had the
undertake such an expeifitiOn, bat only
he soon wavered. lie therefore set
Aalborg, and is now arrived at Aar.
will make. but a short stay, as the
Lord calls him to other countries,.
choose to aro:wapitis), him have, there.
• to►e. By way of encouragement,
ire 100 rig dollars bounty to the
th who joins him with the firm m-
illi% the blood-thirsty Turks. Pro.
sail., has given him the important
preach in Jutland, for the cause of
honour of the Cross, and sent him
as•id in defraying the t►avelling
corps to be formed of Danish
s•tme Prufes.or has authorised hint
way all the offering. that may be
altar of Christuni love; but as he
he most urgently requests cotil-
lions to stud him their contribu.
Is of eachauge on respectable Ger-
houses.
COBLEIIn, sarrEuttuit 18.
rending the pracloroAtiourt from Legible,
'ltetgard, and other places, to excite
Ireece, no person from this part of the
gone to Offenbach, which is ap.
rendezvous. We ore of opinion
valu•lsk poisessiont of • men, his
life, can belong to bone but his
•whine Slate Venire.)
srocitnotst, strTzusita 18.
...a now put on mourning for the late
England.
the Crown Prince see expected to
ity the day after to-morrow.
proves very bad its the northern pro.
kingdom. Sweden has suffered a
the death of Lieutenants General

Von Cardell yesterday morning of
fit. lie was born in Prussian Po-
was the first who organized the
Sweden ; he distinguished himself
defence of Sir:island, and directed
the Swedish artillery in the bat-
cossbeeren, Deunewitz, T%terbock, and


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the rising of corn prices it England
great activity in our corn trade, and
have arrived here in eonsequence.
however, fear that the prices will

accounts from our learned country-
Rail, we are happy to be informed
ived in the course of his scientific
it of Sciudiali, whence he proceeded
ind
MAYENCE, SETTEMBIR 21.
reason to expect that the Central Coro-
llas been sitting in this city fur these
be speedily resolved. We know,
authority, that the Court of Baden has
other Courts concerned to take
imilve a Committee which is attended
apeuse, and which seems to have NI.
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.41 called upon to report the result
aid has replied, that it wants only
its from Berlin and Vienna, on re-

will he able to make the report

ST. PETEISBURCII, SEPTEMBER 7.
Isburgh Guzeite states, that the wet
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P.kow, the summer corn and hay
/sy by niundattoust ; the harveot of
oda lug began, partly on account
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