The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-11 00:00:00

Wind then was, that tile, *ire Hebei% eight or ten raw
deep, mid 1 have sine. hasljeo ato change that tie
nicest; toy seams Far thinking so was, that whew the bode,
carte np so plant their colones round the Imatints,
MIN no additional peewees; when the revelry formed is
of the Magistrate's boa". there woe wrissettdosa loud chew.
hot : the people bred relied; sod mewed their hats ahl
sticks let the air; I heard some Mows, but I dereet mean
wiser% that the hissers( was by aey means (reread; opu.
this the cavalry cheesed and waved their sworili; I raw
the cavalry advance; I see either Andrews or Mu,
join thew, lust I cant say which; I parroted thew we',
nay eye towards the hastier; I observed them w
neatly to the heathers as pooriblei them aoseeil 1„
me to be a emend ',Malawi.; I cannot swear that I sew
IRV soma or home streets, hot these appeared to be a geotu
resistants en the part of the people; I too wows awl beta.
bats flying, sad no reastosable Mae ens dusk. 'here they
were iateuded fay 1 bag to ray, that this occurred adieu ow
yeomanry were weer the beatings; time Were ai,rinhrii
all kinds enema which there were 'lnit. tins
was just as they west up to the header ; there ,„it.„
brae bees • considerable comsat, thrown .hick I dl
eel we; she apace, if one 'sold see any thing like were to
verb a crowd, was dogma •p behind the cavalry as they so.
'mused ; the mars of people bed entirely surrounded there.
'shy by the time they real bed the liestings. I cowered the
Cavalry, amounting then only to wsly, mod surrusoded by
;the mob, were fei insiniumit danger ; they were separated from
leech other by lb. imerresimie of parties of the peep.. I
was iodated by thee to tubs »thee Woe. Col L'Euriage
arrived at Resson's howe wale part or the 15th, followed by
a past of the awaletre yeeroaary. Ur). ism looking ep to
the 'Mathew, and asking, " What am Ito du ?" or, What
ate they so dor 1 essitl, "Good Cud, Sire don't yos free how
they are attaching the rumour"? Diaper.* the mob." I
felt dust there rested sepses woe OM responsibility. 'bee had I
not duos as I did, 1 shoeid have been aotaeirbie fur a. diva
of She leullieury.
Cross-eaateiserd.-1 was aware from informatioa that there
wee. cwereuewiedisig Surteits ; I was not agitate that I could
seppneea those Soeleilea hefule she meeting was held.
(Left sitting. at hour o'clock... Monday)
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NAVAL IN PELLIGEACE.

rtmeoeti, elicit. I
Arrived the Betsy, Leviegten, frees As. Mai y's, Cow A
AG ice.

HARWICH, APRIL 11.
The Elisabeth /ones, Moto, frogs Cenllll,oll I k
for —yam, .48
this day heeisireemhe in by s past is a very leaky atati.,
ins he,. eetrileday sin the Huhn Seed yesterday i she Rio
sisppedfsimso sll9/sr sad cable.

r DEAL, APED. I
Caw Allows from the River last sticks •ad sailed, Da
germs, Inset, Philips, fur Testriffe ; and the Visalserg,
cud.* to Halifax • also sts.dac and sailed, the Lord
aleltrave,ls.4l3ll. for 'Moramsebi • Orwell, &pat, for M.
HMl's; Fristrdist, Shea, hr Quebec; Testa., Sweats, fur
• Priare Edward's blood ; sad Cornwell, &Aiwa, for
Quebtc.
wrist/vet, •PtL D.
Tim Thome, Hearty, fur Halifax, groutohd yesteolay se
MM Reek, but Busted off hat slew, sad returned is the
it. Orbit, for Jamaica, crusaded monde! es Mt
pith bet Sowed Wilmot night sod proceeded to are.

A wl•/ of Wilco. Abbey, Bock., was desire* by lee
OS Monday, witleh was oreasiu•ed by Ike mrtlipe•rs of •
paiutet's maw I.tioug a lissom, of warmish lake bre. No
engine oss at Isatul, and t►e progress of the Bases was
slopped ley • Woltz party wall. It •as orrapiesf by Mattis
Roils, eq. wad the fw•iture la the part of the boildieg se
ire wail dorawarind. lb.pMiwtae'• was was dsegeroosly
bunt.

A sari of inquiry was held on Tuesday Ist. at
the Cusrle of Exeter, before HARRY Javu, Eq.
Under-Sher.ff, to assess the damages in an actiwi
of slander, io which judgment had gone by default.
The Plaintiff is daughter of Mr. MADOI, coal-
dealer, of Topsham, and the Defendant, Mrs.
THATCHER. o widow, residing at the same placr.
The slunder complained of was an imputation of
dil►onraty to the Plaintiff, and it had been so pre-
judicial to her reputation, that a matrimonial alli-
ance, which wa■ to have-taken place on the Isth
February, wog broken off until her character shwa
be cleared. The Defendant instructed Mr. Wall-
NEN, her solicitor, to state her deep regret at bar-
ing uttered the ►landerowa words comph►itrrd of,
which were altogether void of truth, sod such as
he could not justify or palliate; and the Under-
Shen& lit clogging the Jurt•, told them►, that the
Plaisit44,l.:ellaracier ►tood unimpeacbtd and ruins-
peachsiale. The Jon', gave the Plaintiff 501. da-
•ages and costs. Mr. C. BaUTTOM was .tiorney,
and Mr. STlCritte Counsel, for the Platutilf.
_ Prince liarad-ka, who has been ursanimmuly
chosen President of the Central Goverument of the
Morels, is one of the most inveterate enemies of the
Turk., and at the same time one of their pro-
roomiest politicians; as such he is perfectly se-
quanited with the weak side of the enemy. lle
was formerly Huspodar of Wallachia, awl sand
himself a few yews ago by a timely flight from
being put to death by the emissaries of the Pots,
who had orders to carry his head to Constantinople.
However, lie happily escaped with his tressure,„
anti has since resided to different parts of Europe,
chiefly at Pi-a.