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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-09

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
Carla' £580,000.
PATRON/:
The Noel Noble the Duke of BEAUFORT.
The Moat Noble the Duke of ARGYLL.
The Right Hos. Earl CRAVEN.
Tie Ruiht Hun. the Earl of ORFORD.
The Right Hoe. the Earl of ROSRIERRY.
The Rsght Hoe. the Earl of OXFORD.

The Right Hoe. Lord SA LTOUN.
Lord Viscount BARNARD.
Sir GEORGE JERNINGHAK, Rut.
Sir JOSEPH SCOTT, Bart.
Sir GEORGE LEEDS. Bait.
Sir GEORGE ARMYTAGE, Bert. Sic.

Tavares:
Hoe. Eel. Wodelsou4e, M.P.
Linnaeus of the Couuty.
Sir Jacob Auley, Bart.
T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P.
DIRUCTOIII :
Prenident—Jeremiah Ives, En. Barker.
Ifice-President—J. Browne. E.q. Aldermas.
E. T. Booth, Esq. Alderman A. Bodoni, Esq. Banker
TS. Doty. El I Alderman J. S Pattesn, Esq. Alderman
Hammond Fisk, Esq. J. W. Itubberds, Esq. Ald.
Joh. Harvey, Esq. Alderman I W. Simpson, Esq.
Wm. ilierriag, Esq. Abler loam Saaniel Stone, Esq.
Seernary—Samuel Bigot)ld, Eli Serny.street, Norwich.
HE Pesters insured in this inalitunon are free
T from all responsibility. sod .111 receive back Three.
FIRM of the Surplus Premiums at she end of three or 6ve
years. Tie Rates are tbo same as at other Offices.
Slatemeist of Dirty paid for the Isst Two Years:-
1840
1841 . 54,825 9 3
Thus proving that is the lost Year the business Increased
upwards of Tea 811llioas. Since she commencement at the
present Year there has ben $ farther iucresae of above
Three Millions.
LIFE SOCIETY—CAPITAL /300,000.
The rapid progress of this Society (which is entirely die.
tian from the Fire Office) is evidersced by the •mosest of its
Preinsisw, which, at the ouder•oiealioaed periods, stood as
fallow:—
Year ending at Marck.lBls L 33,441 5 11
Year centime at March, 1819 68,220 8 9
Year ending at June, 11121
Is the last Twelve Months opened, of 809 Policin were
Issued for Insurances, exceeding 1100,0001.
An invidious Advertisement, netted by the Managing Di-
rector of Ilse CONDI y Firr Office. and headed " Dissolution
of the Norwich Union Society:* Ice. hoeing beers inserted us
several Newspapers, the Agents of the Norwich Union Office
refer their &wads to the facts regarding that Establishment,
mated above, as a toolSoiest reply to the malignaut
Hoes of its adversaries.
N.B.—The Directors of the Norwich Union Society for
mutual lusesronce against Loss by Fire, hare repaid to the
ffiesibrro. •• dividends of volt, soma amounting to neatly
ONIS HUNDRED 'THOUSAND POUNDS, and to up-
wards of 3,002 Catmints far Loss by Fure above Three
Handfed Thossaud Pounds.—April 2,1812.

R. H Minty, Esq. M.P.
Charles Harvey, Esq. M.P.
J. C. Curwes, Esq. Y.P.
kc. k.c.
London, England, 1822-04-09

A NEW WEEKLY LITERARY JOURNAL.

On Saturday, April 27,1622, Ind be pebliabed, pries Rd. in
London, and Is. Vilest free by post,
TH E MUSEUM; or. Record of Literature.
Fro, Arts, Belerseen, Anticinithre, the Drama, de.—
(To be continued Weekly.)—This Week will be devoted to
let, GENERAL LITERATURE.
U, the BELLES I.ETTRES sad FINE ARTS.
3d, SCIENCE, IiCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES and DI&
cessions.
4th, ANTIQUITIES and BIOGRAPHY.
6th, FACETLE and VARIETIES in Prose and Viral..
Uoder the first bead will be comprehended ORIGINAL
ESSAYS, chiefly illustrative of manners, with great variety
of lighter matter, calculated for ioforneation and aawasemeut.
A CRITICAL NOTICE of every new work dintioguished
by intrinsic merit, or the celebrity of its snthor. All dis-
coveries in Arta and &inters will be recorded. Is ANTI-
QUITIES will be noticed 'whatever may appear calculated
to illustrate history, or throw light on manners sod callous.
To the DRAMA a mote than ordinary attention will be
paid. This species of composition 6 at a singularly low
ebb, and rarely noticed by Joursalists except as a matter of
sews. The Editors are 'moneyed with the importance of
tie FINE AIMS to society. and pledge unremitting avian-
Lion to their progress. No important work of art or exhibi-
tion than escape ootke. The PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS
will not be neglected. The Editors will be vigilant in the
cause of true honour sod morality; and avoid whatever
would lend to religious or political controversy.

The MUSEUM will be neatly printed la Quarto, eoatain.
log II Pages, or 48 Columns, and will be delivered early on
Saturday, ia ••d sear Undue'.
Orders for this Paper will be received by Mr. MILLER,
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and all otbrr Booksellers is Tows and Country. Is may
also tie procured Regularly by gisiag • General order to •11
Newsmen, Postmasters, and Clerks of Roads, its the same
manner as fur sny Newspaper. Magazine, die.
All A BYERTISEMENTS are requested to be sent to Mr.
Miller, 19, Fleet-street, or to the Printer, A. J. Talley, Red
Lira enrol, Pleet• fret ; where also COMMUNICATIONS
addressed to the Editor may be Sent.
PeillOar residing is the COUNTRY, who are not desirous
of having the Work on the day or pisblication, may receive
the Numbers, al 54., through their booksellers or Assets.
London, England, 1822-06-04

A CACTION.
THE Original Inventor and Patentee of the
MOHAIR GAMBROON, for Gentlemen's Foamier
Itaistronts, Breerh-e, Trousers, Shooting Jarltets. and
Claaky, enmities's it his duty to inform the Nobility and Gen.
try that there see bosom's offerine for ...le an homhh• I nlll.-
trey: be therefore rrsiseetfiely Inform, them, that he has a
heastifsit, new, and fashiooehle rollurtson for the geasoo. a,, I
that all his Gambroons are stamped on the hark—" Fox's
Newt Mohair (iambruuns, 28. Kiourireri, Corent-eard• n.
mat to the Westmiamer Fire Office," where they are sold Ly
the yard, or made op in the very best manner, and appear
new tresy time they are well washed. Patterns may he seen
et all the principal tailors; and only one trial of the real
will do away any misrepresentation, sod consume the wearer
that they are gayeties to any other 61111111 Sea goods.
London, England, 1822-06-04

114.,LANP.

; ••••••-
DUBLIN, JUNE 1.
We are very sorry to stair that Secretary
Giegury has met with • serious accident. The
horse on which he sells ridiur to the Castle. from hisresidence at the Ilhernix Park, on Wednesday,
threw him *fierily after he had iiinaiiied, by which
lainentahle occurrence his collar bone was fractured,
and he otherwise received injury. It is satisfactory
to add, however, that Air. Greglity's surgical attend-
auto rudolge strong. hopes' !rt. fits speedy recovery.
Dub& •Freenuori)

The examinatioris for the vacant Fellowships corn.
menced on Wednesday. There are eleven comb-
dates; a greaser number then can he remembered
on any farmer occasion. The canduletes are Walt%
Chaptuaut, Herbert, Stevelty, Stack, Kraity, Moore,
Porter, Hazard, Lloyd. Dotty ono Lube. When
it is considered that 11101 e are above 1,700 Immo on
the College books, this 'Mother bf candidates is not
dispropottioned.
We do aet remember a stronger feeling of public
onziety than that winch is at pre.rist excited by the
confident expectation of the promotion of the Dan
of St. Patrick's to one of the vacant Bishoptieks. Fur
ear own parts, we are by no means surprised at the
existence of such a feeling, when we reflect upon
his unwearied profestional exertions in the cause of
benevolence mud chanty. Indeed. we are glics aware
that soy prest.her tins been, for Many yiars, more
eminently successful, and we have 110 hettiostion in
stating our decided conviction, that the elevatiost of
She Dean of St. Pattiek's to the Episcopal Bench,
could not fail to give universal satisfactiou to the
country.— Freeman.)
It is stated that Doctor Mint will move from the
Birhoprick of Ktflalne. The sun of tine Attorney
General (sir. Pluaiken)' will be included in the
proposed arrangement by getting zi considerable
irseurege.—f Ibid.) • e

A comet it mw voololo is the sielliostest, bet Imo
Dias sod mu o'clock io AM maims.
London, England, 1822-06-04

SPARRING.

The Floe' Court was werytwopeciably attended yestethy
for the benefit of the distressed Irish. The great Captain of
the milling forces was the pruneuter of this laudable act,
•ad the whole 01 the pugilistic corps mustered open the oc-
casion. aad by their nullities appeared to Rive additional
saliclaclion in the patriotic cause. The day was sot • fa.
vourable oae for the racer, it being a great dny at 'ratter.
and thousaocts in the Casey had left fur Ascot. The
sets-to were of the best order.

TM best boat of the performance was belvreen Ben Born
sod bbeltow, both formidable left-handed balers, sad thrir
cadencies meant no too. 11, was a combination of science
and let-louse, which ~was warmly applauded. Bora had
tbe WM.
Cribb and Sprint displayed science too Rood-linmomediy„
161/41411 sod Flint made an excellent he-to, and, as usual,
bad a scirutilic nice iu rveryinmement.

Curti, and Gapes, the Giry, had a gond tom, but the
Gipsy's cavern.. length sad retell made lint few pima on
his upptineot, a masterpiece of pugilism talent.
Turner set•to nub Paeisb, and bad drcidedly the best of H.
The compau) hfi acU satisfied.
London, England, 1822-06-04

THE ARM'.

Fridar week two trnopa more or the 241 Drumm Geirtir.
o Q14(1. tea Bays,accompanied by the Btaltamlaa
bawl, Juiced the roamer two troops at York Barracks, and
they now are 'likely to remain there some time.

Boxtes.—The fight between Spring and Nene
is expected to bike plipe in October. George Cooper
Imo challenged bass for 200 guineas. Jackeon, the
Solon' Town champion, has eliallems.ed Boon for 5,..1
London, England, 1822-06-04

IN EAT CATTLE

103,700
101,164
107,348
116,848
109,448
131,092
117,162
108,377
107,470
122,986
125,073
134,546
126,389
117,651
113,019
123,043
120,250
134,326
144,042
137,600
132,155
125,012
132,1154
137,770
135,071
124,948
120,439
129,898
138,047
135,226
132,933

142,133
B. W.
London, England, 1822-06-04

LAW INTELLIGNNCI.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wilenuarrra, Jugs 3.
Before Aft. Justice Barr grid a Comsat Jon 7.

BROWN P. PEER.
• This was an action broneht by the Plaintiff to screen. a
eompensattou for damage don• to certain leathern pipes
lodged in tits cellar, I, the tortoni/wing of the privy belonging
to the Defendant's hunee,occassuned by neglect in out having
it emptied in proper time.
The difenee set op was, that the Maiefiff was himself
to Heine to not keeping his party-wail in repair, against
which the privy abutted.
The Jury funad s acidic( for the Plaiatiff—Damages 41.

POLICE.

S

QVBEN-SQUARN.

Tern rent leoett's to were yesterday examined at
this Ake, charged with a tint committed by them slot a
number of other* at the late Fele al the flpera-Houive. by
forcing themselves into the grand entrance. A nut& fell.
segseally took phew betwren them and the polite, assisted
by the military. The defendants were held to bail.
London, England, 1822-06-03

MR. JOHNSTON, 68, Camila,. reapecifeilly
informs. the inhabitants of ibis lowa and plates ad-
jaeent, that be has received a fresh anpply of dorm excel.
lent narditioe• the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD and
the ANTI-I MPETIGI NES. The Cordial is salvorsally re-
ported to for it. entriordinary superiority is all Complaints
of the Stomach, Relmottiona of the Boliil4, Neuritis. Weak-
emirs, the deleterious effects of hot climates, arid porticos
larly the ill eonsirqueetes of intemperance. In short, is all
eaves where the constitution has bees reduced by disease or
irregularity, the effects of the Balm of Gilead are uno•
Twilled; and the Anti Impetigines is a powerful alteratsve
orlder, sod sweeten r of the blood, and may Le r„.fi.,
density relied on as a mfr and certain remedy fur the Scurry.
Strafe's, Yard's Evil, Scorbutic Eruption, ltpr. y, and
disorders origin from au impure or impaired date of the
blood and lymph.
lredie• *ad Gentlemen may have their orders erimpleled
for the 11.. or Finisilyrlbatiles, which collude four fur 33e.
Cassius to aecemary to guard seam., ob_
smilax the wurd• K SAUL. SOLOMON. LiorapeoL,ifen.
graved on the stamp affixed to each bottle, without who*
✓ow are genuine.
London, England, 1822-06-03

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
FREEIIOLD FARM in Sussex, ohtoit 50
miles from Londna, consisting of a good Farm-house.
four Barns. Stable, Cow-house, Sockbag Pe•s, Granary, nod
other eosvenient Out.boildings, lately put into complete
repair, sad about 100 acres of Arable mid Postale Laud,
40 acres of which (whereon is • good Stone quarry) are is
hood, sad the remainder (on whirls is a Lime Kilo.) is let to
• eery reputable femme, at t►e low rest of 110 f. per as■am,
soder • lease for 21 years. from Michaelmas 1018. deur.
mashie st the option of the lessor or irnmit on Iwo years
sootier. The lease mistakes strict enrrnsnt• far the preserve..
lion of game, will which the estate is pleatifolly supplied,
and has some good cowers. The Farinsbuuse may be ea.-
verted late • comfortable sporting-box, at ■ modec•te sli-
pcase. The %Poetic's of oh• estate is beautiful, sad sue.
r, ended by families of the first reepeetsbilty.—Apply to
Messrs. Brundrett, Smoky, and Reddish, Temple. London.
London, England, 1822-04-22

THE KIAG.

His Majesty attended divine service yesterday at
the Chapel Royal. St. James's, and heard a sermon
by the Rev. Dr. Edridge, rrom the 4th chapter of
Sr. Matthew, and the 1•t verse—" 7hes WWI Jesus
led op of the Spirit into the wilderness.*
The church service was read by the Rev. Mr.
Mimes ('he Soh-dean), the Rev. Mr. Hayes, arid
the Rev. Mr. Barham.

The Te Deems, 64e. was King'', in D.—The
Sanettss was Deputes in D.—The aiithem woa" God
is our hope and strength." Dr. Greel,, mud admirithly
sung by Meters. W. Knyvett, Norld, Mitlyneux,
Clink, Nimes, Evans, and Roberts. The verve
part by the four first gentletnen—Sir George Smart
presided at the organ, ; Mr. C. Cram Sell at the
violoncello, as lutanist to the Kine. The Bishop of
Lincoln attended us Clerk of the Chisel. At the
clove of divine service Colonel Stephtsveosi, the
Surveyor-Genet..l, and Mr. Mesh, of the Lord
Chamberluiu's Office, attended his Majesty to view
the Court-rooms of the Palace, which have been
repaired, altered, tinprnved, and dee:wiped. The
King was accompanied by the Pitney** Augtote,
who had also altroded divine service ot the Chapel
Royal. Gls Majesty entered moil returned flout
the Palace by the garden entrasice. A noweber of
person* respectably d 41 lined the Mall, to mike
their obeisances sod pay their dutoul reepetis to his
Majesty as he passed.

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London, England, 1822-04-22

CORONER'S INQUEST.

An Inquest was held oa Saturday al t►e Fleece public-
house, l.tnleKnight Rider...hist, Docture-Cominous, uu the
body of Her. Midas's Shells, a handsome young woman,
aged Iti, wife of William Sheila, • waiter at the Crerisn
Colfee.house. It appeared in evidence that the husband
having found • Wiese use in her room uu Thursday, and
laming also reason to suspect that • ciiiniaisial connexion
dud taken place betwi ea her and a man of the name of
Nickell, look leave of her on Thursday, proposing to here
a meeting of some of her family next day, to take her uses-
rondoict tutu consideration. On Finlay morning, however,
on his airiest at her lodging, he found her bed-room dosed,
and oil breaking it Orli she was discoveied dead, with
cord tied close round her urrk, with which she bad straugled
herself.—Verdict, liesawily.

As the Chester mail was pa►sing along Bird-
street, in Lichfield, on MI try week, one 01 the
leaders was attacked by 11 hull-dog, and plummeted
to the ground by the savage animal. The horse
plunged considerably, and it was with difficulty
extricated trout the dog ; but had not got many
yards before the dog. having obtained his liberty,
pursued the object of his lerocity, but ass ter-
'woody stopped in his carer by some person in the
street. Nu damage, however, occurred, except
the poor horse being slightly injured in the mouths

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London, England, 1822-06-10

lIIIIPIVRECK OP T#R SCHOONSII LA,

The Lark, Inglis, bossed front Jsm•ica to Belfast, 1.114
been wrecked, when all on board perished except our na..
seiner. Mr. Hoch Folios, the pasnoiger alluded to, ha.
arrived in Belfast, ma his way to his father'., near
money, aid gives a melaseholy description of the sof
they endured. It appears that this 11013...f..n0ripr, 60 h.,
burden, upset on she evening of the I In of Apia, in a
gale of wind, when scudding under bare poles, TI.. re we,.
on board William Inglis, a native of Fifeshire, waste, •
James Moore, a native of Belfast; Alexander Hill, a sails;
of Ballyeastle ; Jana Petenen, a Norwegian; sod a an
of colour, seaman; Mr. Malcolm M'Gregor, • oaten of
Scotland ; and Mr. Hugh Fallow, as above asentiooed. pa..
senores. When the vessel spites the rigging was joined,.
only rut, and the foremast going overboard she right • .
but full of water, the sea snaking • clear panige over her
her cargo being cotton-wool, kept her afloat. Is ICS
emergency the people on board clear to lite vittnr. bbl had
not the means of getting either food or wane. 1n the
middle of the night the Wick man died is Mr. Foal on'. sinio.
Some time Ono wards James Moore sod mbilo, beams.,
died in • ;tale of delirium, and were swept oveilioard.
Next day Mr. 11,Gregor, the passenger, also died delirious.
At this time, uhra there were three human beings alive nu
the wreck, a vessel tame ip sight, hot she inhumanly
proeeeded on her course without giving any se,t,i,mee.
(This vessel proved to be the of Gloat's.,
was bound to Cadiz from the Havamsah ; her Names
name is Travenol, a native of Italy.) Is tome boars
after the other seaman died delirious. The Captain lived
fur about 36 hours, when, Roiling his rail approaching,
being woiteexhaosted, he shook hands wish Mr Fsliun, de.
sired, if he should survive, that he would scouatot ho wife
with blo fate, and the affection fur her ill that 0,1.101 so-
mewl : he soon after sunk down, and inn also •a,hod
board. Fulton, who is a young man wen atom ol:oh, no.
now left alone In ibis dreadful silos. ion, up to his ni.ldlr u,
water, without say sustenance or prospect of relief. He
fortunately retained his self possession, though knoieutty
tempted to abandon all hope of life. He was dying of has.
ger and thirst ; the only Gaud he got was • dead 'as, •hiola
he devosied voraciously ; this, however, was probably the
means of saving his life. After having bee. on the wreck
three days and night., the American brig Basta Aft, lanai.
e
adF:;:ei imt.ol4li, elFaooms
Fulton
nt
as :imghots n
board anet
bidi no tyro.. d:ii
emu,
uinsb,eb • sea t to, Semen
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Cadsreat
doily
The lie was t graduallykspiil
lisoes.:wioreads.
tobond, : adhro
rjJeun ado
ivicious t
boundr.edst, n lefts:llThey. B
Consul
at
Joseph Egan, Bag. georron,ly did every thin in
lan power for Mg. Fallw, providisig him with clones and
coili:oLryuecestaries, and prucariag binsa passage Lome to his
o
London, England, 1822-06-10

EYTON, St,,clc-13,0ker., 2, Cotnhill, and Lona-
hut steers, wishes Isis Friends to observe that this
Lottery presents the Choure of gaiiiina Great Capitals at the
sett trifling risk; fur the Purchasers, after taking the
Chalice of the First Day, rill be allowed to retire' their
Tickets or Shares, whether they be drawn Blanks, small
Prizes, or Uadraro, and may receive Dearly the Money they
gave, as wader :
Tocket eosis 21 18 0 may receive haek £2O 0 0
Half rusts. .11 17 0 may receive back .10 12 0
Howie. costs— 5 19 0 may receive bark.. 5 6 0
Lichtb.. ensile.. 3 0 0 may receive back.. 2 13 0
kizieenili coats— 1 10 6 may receive back_ 1 6 6
All rho wish to avail themselva of this offer, mast hriai
their Tithes or Shares on or before the 26th of Jely, as
roue sill he taken bra after dist day :—AND THUS, each

Adveniurer ouly hazard•
7 kirly-eigkt %Aitliaga. fo►a....Ticket
Poor %killing* for a.... Su tteNIA.
TEN CAPITALS or 2,000 i, 1,0001., 5001., 2001., ht.
ARE SURE TO BE DRAWN ON THE FIRST DAY.
TWO of 30.000/.!—TWO 4.f 20.0001. !
ke..tc. Causal, and Mousi.—Not Teo Masks I• R Prize.
London, England, 1822-06-10

THE ARMY.

The 10th reeimeat of homers marched ors Tharaday from
Richasoad fur Brirtul, where it will arrive •bout the 13th
l•stest. •nd embark fur Waterford. The vessels will return
from Waterford to Bristol with the 3d regiworut of light dra-
goons.

- Three troop+ of the 6th lancers are ordered to the follow-
bog places:—One troop to Radipulrt Birks where it will
arrive on the 13th instant one troop to Plymouth, where it
will ar►ive on tbe 19th instant; and one troop to Truroorbere
it will arrive on the 20th lhataut.
London, England, 1822-06-17

gtsollemen who vnlunteerel this benevolent specula-
tion did toot display all thin excellence which+ Per-
fect accrisintsnce wiih the stage can alone bestow,
thee evinced considerable talent ; unrl the Motive
Inr the attempt was the surest recommendation to
the generosity of the audience.—( Windsor it:-
press
Ou Tuesday the young Gentlemen of the Ryde
Academy. in the Isle of %%right, tinder the direc-
tion of Mr. Ball, performed Thoughts, and I licit
Life below Stairs, to a crowded and fashionable
audience, fur the benefit of the suffering Irish
poor; nn which occasion, alter all expenses were
paid, 90/. remained to be cent►ibuted to the fonds
The eiertibini of the young Gentlemen were sell
worthy so good o cause.
N impost. Jose 14.—The subscriptions in this
t town for the relief of the distressed Irish, we are
Aivappy to say. increase rapidly.
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London, England, 1822-04-25

PASHIONA BLit PARTIES.

The Marquis and histehiutsesnolltslisbury entertsfned a
distinguished pulp ymerday at their house io Arlington-
street.

The Marquis of Camden entertains a distinguished party
to-morrow at his house in Arlington-street.
Earl Fortesene eatertained the Directors of the Ancient
Music and a large party yesterday at his house la Gr o
square.
Lord and Lady Grantham have issued eanis of invitation
fur en elegant eat lament on the nth May at their house
is Ri.Jansees-square
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will entertala a party of dis-
tinction this day at their house is Cloiries•street, Berkeley-
square.
Mts. Hope has issued cards of invitation for a rout to-
morrow evening at her house in Manstield.street.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford have issued cards of invitation for
an entertainment us the 7th May at their house in Fitzroy-
square.
London, England, 1822-04-25

DR. SYI)ENHAM'S FAMILY PILLS of
HEALTH. These Fills (Jreotelt vegetable) are on-
rivalled is cans of Head-ach, loan of Appetite. Flatulence,
Obstructed Digestion, and in all Bilious and Liver
They contain no mercury, or mineral la any shape,
and tee no peculiarly mild la their action as to nquire
neither eonAilemeet or alteration, la diet. The most delicate
Females And the sum of them materially beneficial to their
general Health, and thane oho have awed them agree in
opinion, sad priipouscr them the mot safe, mild, sod elfin.
Ind Family Medicine exeunt.
‘,..*01d la Boars ai is lid. 2a. Ad. sad 4s. sd. by Boners,
'mu", No. 4, ('heapside, &. Parry, aid 220, Regret.
'lien (Rear the Argyle Room), London ; 20, Waterloo.
Fhcei Edinburgh. end 34, flainitvillimAnnet. Dahlia; and by
the
ern.
d principal Mediente Feudal througheet the United
King

Contrary to the practice hitherto invariably ob•
served, of holding the dinner at the conclusion of the
shews of cattle, it was on Monday announced in the
yard that the dinner would take place that afternoon, •
on account of the public Urawing-room next day;
accordingly as many were told, who, in our Reporter's
presence, inquired the reason of the deviation from
former practice, and made this the ground of ex-
cusing their absence, on the plea of prior engage-
ment. for that evening : these citcoinetences we
mention, as appearing, in part at least, to account
for the very thin attendance at the Freemasons'
T t the hour of live, when
The Earl of MACCLILIFIBLD. the President of
the Board, took the Clntir of A company under
forty in number, and including no other person of
title, is far as we were aisle to learn, who sat down
to an excellent dinner, evidently provided with the
London, England, 1822-04-25

BRITISH' CATHOLIC BOARD,
No. 2, XCONS.SUILDINGS, LINCOLN'S INX.

Tke Rsard will meet no THIMIDAT, the Rd of May;
Chair lu,be taken at Two o'Clock precisely.
EDWARD JERNINGHAM, See.
London, England, 1822-04-25

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Arum S 4, INS.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, fradiwy fe the EAST INDIES, do hereby gine
Notice,
That the COMMITTEE of BUYING sad WARE.
HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals i• writing,
molest up, nn or before WEDNESDAY, the Mb May,
!eft, from such Persons u may be willing to supply the
Company with
CAST IRON WATER PIPES;
and the Coaditione of the Contritet may he seen on
upplication to the Clerk of the said Committee, with
Wheat the Proposal* must he left before Eleven o'Clock in
the Forearms of the said ISM day of May, after which
bum the Cot issittle will not receive any Tender.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1822-06-28

THE 7URF.

TATTERSALL'S BETTING-ROOK, Jima 17.
JULY STARES.
24 to 1 apt Diana filly.
DON-ASTER !T. LEGER.
5 to 1 apt Swap 19 to 1 apt Marcyllse
8 to 1 art Ajax 20 to 1 apt Dapbrosyste
10} to 1 apt Misdates 20 to 1 apt &caries
13 to 1 apt Potwarlic 121 to 1 apt lavaciaa.
18 to 1 art Syeurax

NEWMARKET PT. LEGER.
Eves beiiiiig Moses splint 2 to 1 arid Posileasous
I say 2l to I .pt Pastille.

OXFORD GOLD CUP.
61 to 4 agst Sporss • I U to I apt liberty.
DERBY, 1643.
16 to 1 spit Emily colt ItOto 1 spat Briseis colt.
20 to I opt Blucher's colt
Doubts having arisen, sad having been subniitled to the
Stewards of the Jockey Club fur their opinion, in what mati-
nee bets mode before ur during the late Epsom Rams are to
be settled, the Stewards are of opinion, that according to
the Resolution of the Jockey Club on the Utth of July, 1821,
all ands bets most be considered as snide in putties., Jed
that all hem made subsequently to the said Races mud be
considered as made in pounds sterling.
,irio
London, England, 1822-06-28

STANFORD RACES, WM

F

MIDNVIDAY, .was
Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, h. ft. for 3.. yr olds. Weer Alb.
Colts, Sat. 7lbi; lilies, 84 41b.
Mr. Hunter's eh. c. Brother to Coriulo, by Juniper
Lard Grusvraor's Braxton
Same day, the NoWernea and Gentleniea's Sweemaskes of
20p. each, p. p. for 2.yr olds. Cults, 861.61 b.; tithes,
411).—Too.year old Course.
Marva@ of Exeter's b. f. Governess, by Pioneer, out of
Devine
Mr. Piastre bl. f. Attleborough, by Seagnsve 2
Mr. Fuller's eh. f. by t►e Flyer, oil of Miss Appleton 3
Dr. Willis'. Is e. Victory, by Daimons
Mr. L. Metabolite nesse' a b. f. by Cavendish, dam by a
moo of Sir Peter, oat of a Bealogbrotiglt .are
Same day, • Gold Cop of 100 p. value, by Subscribers of
10 p. each, p p.; the surplus to be paid to the wiener in
specie. I.yr olds to vary Ost. ; 4.yr Ah, 7.1. lib.; 5 m
olds, itst.llb.; 6.yr old% 9st. ; and aged, 05t..9111. Une
lourani le beat. More* aad geldings allured 3111.
Lord Clarendon's Is. Aatiopr, 5 yrs old
Marquis of Exeter's Tipsy, 4 yrs old
Hon. Caps .Percy names Civet, 4 yrs old
Lord Grosvenor's Michaelmas, 4 yrs old • 4

Same day, the Noblemen sad Gentlemen', rare a 501. by
tbecelear old., Colts to carry Bet. 21b.; flllin, tel.; that
serer won 601. in plate, smith, sweepmakte, or asibecnp-
lino. Dom round to a beat, She best of these heals.
Sir J. Byog's b. e. Tristram Shandy, by Woful 1 1
Mr. Hackle's be. c. Farmer, by Pericles dam by Eagle 3 2
Mr. Villiers's hi. f. by Don Cossack, dam by Sorcerer 1 3
London, England, 1822-06-28

A TRUE SOLDIER.

Oa TtieWlay,lhe 18th init. died, at his mother's house, In
►lx parish of Much Birch, Herefordshire, William Addis,
beloallag to the 3d belabor of the Grenadier Guards, sow
its Dublin. This brave fellow bore his share in the glorious
bottle of Waterloo in 1815, where be was woonded. la
coresegitersee of ill health, • short time Mere he übtaised
Irate is visit his friends, with tie bore that his ■aline
air would prove beaelleial to his dasttered frame, ►ot a rapid
decline left mower, bemeMee, sad be emstemphrted the ap-
proach of death with the inseme of a twee sod lb. resit-
matron of a Christian. Oa the 18th (the analversary of
the battle of Waterloo) be requested ►is mother to
decorate his room with laurel, and place his medal use
breast, he also received the aserameol, and after sur-
yr, ing the reward of his bravery with evident exultation and
'deport, desired it to be laid on his coffin shell he should
hr buried, sharked his mother for all her 'Mantissas to biro,
and in the eveolisg resigesid his gallant spirit for a better
war Id, obeerelag with a smile of mitsfactiou, just hefura be
expired, " t►at it wee • day on which a soldier ought to
proud to the

A robbery was effected is t►e boast of the Rev. Mr. Le-
of Deviate, duets( the night of Friday last. The
thieve*, after waling the prdea wall, effected an estrauce
at the back of the premises, by taking oat some panes of
rhos from the window of dm (hiss closet; and, hairier
tonsil a bomb of keys, they lit a candle, searched all the
ruoiss us the gronsd-Soor, sad with the nicest discernment
took every silver article they coeld lad, karts; that which
was lamely plated. They also showed the utmost care is
not injering •ny t►fag they did not take; aid as equal
care by not taltleg say thing that they conceived would
lead to a discovery. With the greatest caution they got
down from the garden wall, barely teac►ing the fruit trees
that were against it; previous so their getting into the
bongs, t►ey pat in their hos* and removed she Atm that
was is the window ; and ether effecting as 'stream, they
carefully removed (from feet of isjsring time) mem valeta•
hie plants sad lowers, that titre is she parlour, into the
garden. Mr. Udine, II the time, WU is Bath.
London, England, 1822-06-21

NAVY AND MILITARY PENSIONS.

The Esti of LIVERPOOL said, that he ►■d given optics
that he would move the second readiag of this Bill osi Mon-
day seat, but vs it might tuterfere with the discussion oa
the Marriage Act Amendinest Bill, he would postpone his
motion to the Tuesday following.
London, England, 1822-06-21

CORN IMPORTATION BILL.

On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, this Bill
was read a Ant time snd ordered to be printed. The Noble
Earl Rave notice that he would move the second reading of
it op Thursday seat, ■nd mooed that their Lordships should
be summoned for that day.—Ordered.
London, England, 1822-06-21

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TwErassAY, Juwz to.
Their Lordships eel at three •'eMet.

Lord Veruon took the oaths an/ Meseta.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PEF:RS.

Viscount SR/MOUTH presented • Petition from the
Rector sod Churchwardens of St. James's Parish, Weatt•ia-
ster. praying that the 8.11 might Not ►ass for allowing Ca.
tholic Peers to sit in their Lordships Roose.—Read and laid
on the table.

The Bishop of EXETER presented a similar Petition front
the Clergy mad Inhaloiants of the East Division of the Hun-
dred of Karma. is the county of Cornwall.
The Earl of HAREVIDOU presumed • similar Petition
from the Town of Habra:.

The Bishop of LONDON presented a similar Petition
from a certain Parwb, the name of which we could not as-
certsia.

The Earl of ENNISKILLEN presented a similar Peti-
tion from lbe Protestant Inhabitants of
They were severally read and laid on the table.
The Bankrupt Lars Ameadmeat Bill was read a third
time, passed, and seat to the Honor of Commons.
Mr. Brogdent and other Members of the Horse of Com-
mons, brought up the Corn Importation Esil, sad the Ba-
kers'Regulation Bill.
London, England, 1822-06-21

GREAT TROTTING.

The race betweea Captsio Howl% rey horse Markman.
sad Mr. Harringtom's brown mare, took place yesterday morn_
icy at Bushey.. on Wiodaur Forest, round a circle of two
MORT The match was to trot for owe boor, for 500 raises.,
aid heavy alms were also pet.disg. They started at sEi,
ferent poios of the ground, and each carried eleven stone.
Besting was 6 to 4 on the mare, sod the following is the
time rad two alibi wile done in :
THE HORST. Tit stAut.
.`ec. JCL Sec.
First two =lles.. 6 50
Second 6 43
ThirdAltto .... 6 45
Fourth ditto 6 57
FiAb ditto 7 2
Sixth ditto 7 9
Serest!' ditto.... 7 12
Eighth ditto.... 7 Il
London, England, 1822-06-21

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Warn Ml*
Tmuainamr, JUNE 20.
PUBLICANS LICENSES.
VIC KING e. COLLINS AND °THUM
The COURT, after hearing the arguments of
Mr.GUKNST. fur the Defrudsot (Mr. Mills), made
absolute the rule for a new trial in this cue.
THE KING N. KNATCHBULL ANO OTHERS.
This was an indictment against the Defendant,
Charles Knatchbull (half brother to Sir Edward
Knatelibull, the Member for the county of Kent),
sad Meese•. Fowell and Partridge. his attorneys,
for a conspiracy, with intent to defraud Messrs.
St-isehouse and Nockells, by inducing them to be-
lieve that • sum of money was due to the Defend-
ant, Charles Knatchbiall, under the will of his late
father, which had been, in fact, already paid. The
cause was tried before the Lord Chief Justice, at
the late London sittings at Guildhall. The Jury
found all the Defendants guilty. Subsequently
Mr. Common Serjesnt obtained a rule to shew
cause why a new trial should not be had, on the
ground of being taken by surprise •t the trial ;
and also that fresh evidence had been discovered,
which, if submitted to the Jury, might have bad
a material effect on their decision.
Mr. Guiltier and Mr. ADOLPHUS on a former
day having been heard in support of the verdict—
The Coulson SzaJEANT and Mr. PLATT were
this di), heard in behalf of the Defendants, Fowell
and Partridge, and strongly contended that on the
evidence as given at the trial (corroborated by what
now appeared on the affidavits before the Court)
there was the greatest reason to suppose that the
Defendant, Charles Knatchbull, had imposed on
the othe► two Defendants, for if it were otherwise,
they must have lent themselves to his plans with a
certainty of detection and punishment, and without
any assignable motive to induce them to incur such
risk.

The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE said+ that as the coo•
sequences of resitting this verdict would be highly
penal to the Defendants, the Court would there.
fore consider the matter before they decided, and
in the mean time hie Learned Brothers would read
his notes.

SIMMER ASSIZES, UM.
HOME CIRCUIT.
Retort the Catty Banos and Mr. Justice Put.
Hertfordshire—Thursday, July 18, at Hertford.
Esses—Munday, July ft, at ClietralAwd.
Surriy—Musday, July tf, at Guildford.
Saturday, August 3, at Lewes.
Yent—Wednesday, August 7, at Maidstone.
London, England, 1822-04-13

PASHIONABLE PARMA

The Date of litantriso eatertaloed a select party it
ner yesterday, at hi, home In Gresveriat•averne.
Coast Monster has Weed earth of haviiatioa for so
elegant eatertahement on the Nth instant, at Lie Issue in
.Ornavesor.ptsee.
The Ererf of Derby will entertain the Directors of tile
Ancient Maisie and a large party with a grand dinar,
ea
Wednesday next, at his house is Grenvesor-wiesee.
Dowager Lady Nesse had a select party yesterday evraieg
MA's' base 1. Albetnalle.strett.
London, England, 1822-04-13

ITAL Y.
_44
LATE ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS.

LEXTRACT OF ♦ PRIVATE LETTER. DATED NAPLES.

MARCH 8. 1822.1

After stating that a grand eroption of Veinylos took place
nn Sunday night. 411 P 21tle of Feu, uary. and days,
of which we hate before given some account, the writer con-
tinues:—
"Towards evening (Titerulay), es appearances promised a
good night's work, we set off from Naples to view the one.
rations nearer ; the road to Reshia was covered with people
going noel red mono!, like a fair. When we reached the spot
where strangers are un common occasions swerouuded by
enlace, and awe and mules, to conduct them up the memo.
tain, we found Ibatt no animals *rt., to lie procured, and it
war with difficulty we could gel a atopiel old man for a
meeroue, who rendered n. tio other service than care, a
torch. The aacent war shrugged with people, some poshing
ern eagerly to the obj..cts of their formally, and others rei to es-
ing awl iliseussing what they hail seen. Far below San Sal.
valor weal* the stream of fire ruining along a wile hollow,
and approaching the path ley which we were going up; it
was then, however, at a consistersh,e dietance, and its eourse
was very slaw. On reaching the Ilermisage we refreshed
""el" a as well as the crowd their as-embled could permit ;
we then contistireel, and fur identities* traversed the lava clii• Ily
formed by the ernptinn of Linn:eel, lett ; we reached the
foot of the cone just where the stream wesdeseending ; we
foetid it reboot thirty fret wide; it was not liquid lay 4, but
cumposeel of 'Ara, ignited monies, nod Wei masses of solcaorte
as., in Its rtlUrve au,d healed again ; throe
lumps rolled liver earl, either, producing a Erante •
n•nar; Mime of theta wereol rely evert sir., and Ibc %hole
stream, though &aerodyne a seep [owe, moved tins slowly.
neyouJ this principal atreani, min-mu up the roue, was an
owning, whence very large otooes nio: toner bortone matter
we,. roullinstally thrum situ ; thin mouth fed a scattered
•IrPIIM. beyond • hieh was 'another rearm. .tre %rn. preireeditsz
(111 e the principal oue) from the rester ; they h united
with the than/ ho,:y in the deep hollow below, sod ',Peel un
toevarel• the road • hiels leads from RPIIIIII ap toiler lie. in. hie.
Toequintity ofspectate. standing by ttsn.tle%lit tI. hurrong
river was antontolong; we, with • goat molly the swap id-
', Warms% lie trniliaeol to Aver nd 'beguile; we therefore p troeri
a duir to the le It of the great stream, arid began to versoohle
tassel, the deep 1.11111.1tg es-I astica which cover this
pan of the snowistain. as./ V. toter it .1 all times a naval hi,
legume elinsh. A hale pnth or bn.t lionserly exiirteil, it;
wbirh tne hail loot n t of lava RI raelltrile the
mounting, hut it was just to shot line that the ternieest eruo-
lene.soirol, and we roire 10 CIOINOCI•eIiCe oblegl d lu ;:l1
op
over Ilse sisal and tied. et, in winch we .tut h up to our
kne-a, and al every there stein lost one cot en . Atter
a siliod lareattriag hit elf sit It•nar and • half, cc Goon I oior-
SCITVIS walla lees yams. ma tine %dr lit the zramt east, r :
London, England, 1822-04-13

THEATRES.

DRUM,.
Last night Miss GRIMM made her st
pearance as Lady Teasle with increased
She seems to have acquired more raisin
the part. and to have lout a portion of that
and stiffness which is her only defect, a
forms no part of the character of Lady Ts
many ports she was eminently successful,
none more particularly than in the scene
library, when she rejects the insidious
of Joseph Surface. There has been no
tic performance exhibited at this *hub
some time in which the characters are r
pay cut as in The School for SeassiaL
DEN'S Sir Peter is H masterpiece of t
Mr. Coormes Joseph Surface was a faithful
lineation of that artful designing hypocrite
the members of the "scandalous college,"
art was to kill not to cure reputations, w
judiciously selected. It is delightful
lover of the drama to see this grand
dramatic genius introduced to the
manner which so nearly apProaches the conceptiaa
of the author. Had he left no other relic of b;
genius, this single comedy would have immortal'
him ; and every repetition must refresh our
lectiou of the man who has left tro species
ing untouched, and has adorued every thin,
attempted.
" The orator. dramatist, minstrel, *ko me
Through each mode of the lyre, and was miter

COVENT-6,
The comedy of The Clandestine Marriage
performed last night at this theatre, mud
an admirable treat in the Lord Ogkby of
FANNIN. Mr. JONES was excellent in
Mr. FAWCETT played Sibling, and Mrs.
PORT Madame Heidelberg, with their wont
MN. GIBBS acquitted herself with her wl
tracoty in Miss Neal _sag, and convulsed II
with laughter by en unintentiontil bell,
ing, when Betty, locking the chamber .
Fanny, where Sir John Melville is stapntist
be shut up with her, hurries till with a der'
that she would " die sooner than peach,
there, if she has not locked the key, end
with the door in her pocket!"
The house wits well tilled, and presentt
usual assemblage of fashionable conapittiy.

The public will learn with regret that
Highness the Duchess of Csianauct
much indisposed within the last few days.
We regret that we are uittl.r the newton
slating, from good authority, that his
does net 'mend to visit f....-..cotlaud this
(Adiitargh Correspondent.)
The present topic of scandal in the Engi
testes to Paris is the partiality of the fair LAHP
Irish Peer for a
The number of works of art that were
Monday and Tossday last in the Royal
for the ensuing exhilaition, ate said to tusk
of any former year.
London, England, 1822-04-13

. _
• ,
April I 3 4111 ere both Sold in Shares by CARROLL.
d Drontstie --.
nit.. charge- DISEI bee already Shored and Sold TWENTY:IMRE,
loons, uhi. Capitals in the present Lottery.
relish) cuss All raw, he Drawn Last and only Day,
The NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, the 234 or APRIL.
DQUIST; fr BISII. of the Old Susie Lottery Offices
.AS. ll • 4, Cornbill, snit 9, Charing.irrins. Leec's, calls the
ig ',eat MU. eitention of his best Friend.; the Public, to the preseal
and distil). Rich State of the Wheel, which contains
represented TWO PRIZES of £20,00!
.be Crowned and 20 other Capitals of 1.00011 5001., the. 3-.. e all of which
must be Drawn on TUESDAY, the 24d iustaut, when the
Lottery sill entirely finish.
in pnonnph; Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, ere on Sale at
Dory (wife of 111SWS Ofbees in Lyndon, nod by his Agents iu the
Ibler of the Coltish,.
Retry fiekel—Freey Shere—.Peery Capikl—and (very
Dentist and ether Prize use be draw.
us (al) infant NEXT TUESDAY WEEK:

P00k....20. a. to 3dr. 10J 1 ......... •.. 1110
HAY-MARMFT.
Hay 3l. 12.. to 41. 4s.
Moor , 41. 4s. to 4/. 156.
Strait
t. riEWGATE. AND LEADENHALL MARKETS..
(By she Carom.) •
Roe Is 8,1 Is 3s, 04 I Yes( 2. Ild to its
11/ottuo... 'Od to R. LI I Pork Od to 4/
• • • - .I.lsArb to 8d Pt Os ed.
' •
PRICES OF RAY AND STRAW.
JAVRet. wintvmogr..
Hay 31 Ss' 12. 41. 6.' ON Nfly.; ..3(10.101 to 4/ 4.0 d
Niraor 11 Is 01 In 21 Os 0.1 Closer— 4/ Os 011 to 5/ 0. Mt
Clover 3/ 121 (u 41 Ss Od (Straw...llBs 0.1 to 1/14s Od
London, England, 1822-06-26

WOOLWICH GARRISON RACES.

rites? m•t, TlumittaY, alma 16.
Coassoiso this day looked es tray es any rota-
course we have area this season, sad indeed we Mere not
surgrised •t' it, when we perceived the judicious arrange-
mimes sad indefstlpble exertions made use of to render tie
sport amusing, the prevention of accidents, sod every other
species of order sod regularity, by the Stewards, Who ars
Lieot..C.olonel Sir A. Fraser, R.C.R. Major Turner, Cantata
Cog, sod Lierienant Warde. Their exertions were drowned
with success, and every special°, could sot but be pleated.
llie conspany was numerous sod fashionable, sod, tf not
the beattootested recce, we will venture to say they wed*
etery 'porting character go house satisfied with his juurrtey
to Woolwich Comm... The sports were greatly toliveaed
by the Royal Artillery baud (41 picked musicians), playiog
during the intervals of the heats, and had a very happy ef-
fect. The course was most admirally cleared by the Horse
Artillery. The particulars of the different hems will be
found correctly stated oaderaeath.

Plate of frOp. gives by the Officers of Artillery, free for all
horses named by subscribers; 3 yrs old to carry 7st. Sib. ;
4 yrs old, Bst. !lb.; 5 yrs old, kat. 10Ib.; 0 yrs old sad
aged, 911. Sib. Mares sad geldings allowed 31b. Heats
two miles. The whams to be sold for 250g5., dc. Each
horse to pay 3ss. to the Racing Feed.
Mr. Pereeval's b. h. Cardeele, 4 yrs old
Capt. Rises b. f. Capulet, 4 yrs old
Capt. Mylde's rh. ns. Prosody, 4 yrs old
Capt. Saunders's b. f. Geese, 4 yrs old dr
Major Green's b. f. Dee Side, 3 yrs old
Lieut. Browe's ch. as. Elisabeth, k yrs old
best. Lawsoe's b. f. Atom, 4 yrs old
The first beat Prosody suede play is lee sporting style for
Dearly half the tire miles, whets she was heeded by Mita-
beds, who had bees some time close at her flanks, and was
afterwards pet • little is the seer by Capulet (Maw ahead.
It was sow a mice point, net belay two distances from home,
wises George Dockery made his appearance on Gardenia in
frost. Every ascii of grimed now became contested between
the duet list, and Cardesio won is high style by a hand-
some length.
The second beat was en out asid ouster. Capokt look she
lead, lost it, repined it, and agate bat it, to Coniesio, who
won. This eaneot hat be called • downright goad rase.—
Deekery in this mew chewed great jOckeystisip, nod erloes the
race was Assished he started for Bath rem (tide day).--10
to 4 ma Cardeeie.

Sweepstake* of three guises' each, h. fl. with a purse of
3Sga. added front the Ratio( Food for horses nut tho-
rough bred, the property of Sebseribori. Heats vas roils
sod a bait. Gentles.. riders.
Lieut. Harvey's br. st. II yrs. Itst ... 1 I
Lieut. Hooch's b. g. Speestai los, lyre 3 1
Major Turser's eh. g. 6 yrs.llBl 3 3
Capt. Souodero's eh. so. GassOtt, 7 yrs die.
Livia, Berate., br g. Cowart, aged

These were two very good ke►ty sod Lieut. Harvey's woo
cleverly. She was the fa►ourite, et eves beniag, agaiust the
/old; but little battier look place to day.
London, England, 1822-06-26

LLOYD'S, TUSSDAY, 12 O'CLOCK.
Extracts from Ictlers from the Agents to Lloyd's,
at Constantinople and Smyrna r

a CONSTANT! I MAT 25.

The Goya-Tamest be. caused lee of she most respectable
Greek Merebsata, natives of Selo, to ha beheaded. They ars
tinkly oat more oleo of war. The Sees in late Archipelagos
appears to have duos Nothing beyeed sachems and pillagiog
of Sciu."

• 1131711 XL, Nay 17.
" The Greek armed vessels, in considerable numbers, have
made their appearance uf Scio. The Captain Paella h■d got
under weigh with his fleet, sad both forces were left near each
other, between Samos and /kir), without having come to ae-
tiun, when the Cambrian frigate passed litres days ago. All
is perfectly quiet here."

Mr. Secretary Gauway transacted business. for
the first titne since his late accident, at Dublin
Castle, on Saturday last.

Txs FUNDS.—Coneols for Accouter, 81m; Re.
duced, ; 4 per Cents. 94; New per Cents.
98g. Spanish, 611 ; Danish, 86k ; itus,mo, 83.

The East India Company's outward-bound ship
Regent put into Futichall oa the 13th May, and
was expected to proceed on her voyage on the 15th.
The new regulation swoed has been found Not
to answer the purpose, and it is ordered that the
satire stow used by the fink company is to be
adopted geocrally throughout the service.
London, England, 1822-06-26

NANTWICH MEETING-CHESHIRE.

WIDWUDAY, alma le.
A Sweepstakes of 10p. each, wit► 20/1. added (the Geld Cep
out having fillot). Two miles aa4 a &starer—(Fire
Subscribers.)
Sir T. Sloeley's b e. Airawell, by Gotempos, 4 re eM,
Bst. (T. Nictitate's)
Mr. Isfyitoies h. h. Hebert'', aired, Ist.lllll 2
&r W. Wyea's h. e. Belisoot, 3 yrs old, ftst. 10th.
Aiswell the favourite.

ctrr BUSINESS.

Yesterday the Lord Mayor hold a court of Common Coun-
cil at Guildhall, fur the election of Deputy Sea Coal Meier.,
and upon other bosiness.
The Court p►oceeded to the election, when the following
penman were elected by ballot to the situation of Deputy
Sea Coal Meters &riot the plessare of the Court :
Mr. P. W. &tamest—. 163 I Mr. F... King ll7
/oho Pettit
James Mammas ... 140 E. Jarboe. .....
Richard Sykes .... 136 P. Thompotta
George Maguire ... 126 J. Goodell
E. Ledger 127 lames Child 9l
The Court agreed with a Report from the Committee fur
Gearral Purposes for trootrihatiog the sum of one hundred
guineas towards the foods of the Universal Dispensary for
Children, sad the Chamberlain was ordered to pay the mint.
TM MO Court was appointed for the election of a Judge
of the Sheriffs' Court is the room of Baron Mamas,
►ealgaed.