The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-05 00:00:00

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NEW NOV EL

This day is published, in Thrre Volumes 12.0. price 21s.
boards, Second Edition of
THE SPY : a Tale of the Neutral Ground ;
referring to some particular occurrences during the
America. War; also porriraying Americas Scenery and
Manners.

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writ; and that, in the interest of the plot, the vigour and
liveliness of its description. aad in the correct delineation of
the various characters, ' The Spy' is one of the best Navel.
that we have mrt with.n—Literary Chronicle, Jely 6, 11194.

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AGENERAL and HISTOR ICA L VIEW
of CHRISTIANITY; eonsperhendiag its Oriels. and
Progress, Ike leadiug Doeirines and Forms of Polity founded
no it, and the effect which it has produced on Ike Moral and
Political Stale of &scope.
By GEORGE COOK, DD. F.R
Author of '• The History of the Reforntatioi. of &miller—
" The History of the Church of Scotland," &e.
Printed for G. asol W. 13. Whittaker. Ave-Mali* lame,
!Ando.); and Bell and Bradfote, and Oliver and Boyd,
Edinburgh.

TO. MORROW !

TBISH has again 10 announce, that another
• Day of Drawing has ;visaed without producing any
of Nu. great Capitals ; omit he congratulates all shoal. Pur-
chasers, whose noiabers are %indrawn, ow the very great in.
crease in the value of their Tuck. ts or Shares. As ro large
a proportion of all the Tickets now in the Wheel must he
decidad TO-11101tROW, no doubt • great part of the
107 Capitals which are at this moment Cottle( In 14e
Wheel, will be drawn on that Day ; and T. DISH with con-
fidence anticipants, that when once the great Capitals begin
to stir, he shall, as %tonal, have the pl of announring
to his best frit title. the rabid., that fortune has bestowed the
largest portion of them on the Purchasers at bir fortunate
Offices,

- -4, CORNHI LI, and R. CHARING.CROSS,
where warramied uudrawo Tickets and Shares are now on
ask.
The followiag Capitals are still in the Wheel, aod are all
Floating viz.

3 .... of .• • • 20,000 1-8 of . l 1,000
2
I ••.• 5,000 I 17 .
2

All tbe Prizcs in this Lot
0.9 DISH'S OMCell will be ki
To it

Very are Sierline Mowry.
cep. apes anti! Twdve u*Cluck

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W'M. .tl'ON'T ANNUM. REGISTER for
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(commencing with his present litajebty's Reign) Ira. pub.
Imbed in Jintary list, price 181
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THE NEXT or KIN. (of anq of wit.witi
tioco. Isle of the Emit imlis 4lrrehist ship Luiy
Losibieton, ilereatieri. by applyire to Mis. Oireo, No. 44,
AaNtomairrel, Poplar, gamy bear of something to their
advamage.

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lb• 1 • c.mnrorieHion bon fire• rreelv.d

Esq. Sicretory to she Lords Commis
Trestrues, waling that their Lord.ltins
hare directed the I.intmsater General to rause taw estimste
to he made of the expense which would attend the convey-
ance of the Mails by ales. parkein from Wrote' Hives, to
the soother,' purls of Irrtood, with n view to a foal decision
thereon.--1 have the boomer to be, G....fleetly*,
Your mo.t obedient humble Ae.vant.
HENRY GOULBURN.

Chamber of Commerce, Cork.

COMM OF SLIGO ELECTIOIC

HON. 11. BIND. COL Pt11•9•11L.
10 day
2J .
34
4th lll 4th - 100
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Total - 504
Alejurity fur Colonel King 93.
The town is much crowded with the freeholders and
strangers, and a great deal of rioting has taken place. The
High Sheriff thought it necessary to call out the military to
preserve the public peace. The Staff of the Sligo Militia
have been confined to the dragoon b .kst and it was
found necessary to disarm the barony constables who had
hem brought is to preserve the public peace.—(/Ndifia
Evening Poet)

PORTS/In/UM DECEMBER 3.

Active exertions arc making to min and equip
the squadron under Commodore Owen. A great
portion of the best seamen of the guardships have
entered for the d/ouerstee. Mr. John Love,
Assistant-Surgeon of the Queen Charlotte, is ap.
pointed to the Gloucester ; Mr. R. Marshall (2) is
appointed to the Queen Charlotte, iu the room of
Mr. Love.
The wind having shifted to the north, the whole
of the ontward•bound, so long detained at Mat.-
mouth, have gone down' Channel. The Russian
frgare has also sailed ; as lies his Majesty's ship
Forte. Captain Sir T. Cochrane, to Plymouth, to

Betides the Gloucester, of 74 anns, and Tribune,
of 42'Krans. the Phaeton, 46 gun•, 0111111111 Strut,
on the Portsmontli •tubuu ; the Forte, Sir !'homes
Cochrane ; the Valo,otts, YG guns, Captain Jitrues
Murray ; the Bellette, 18 guns, Csutaio Leith ;
soil the Brilieun, 16 gun', Captain Dankiiiii, are
ordered to be immediately equipped on the full
estsb'islintent. They are to be maimed by volun-
teers from the !townships at the different ports.—
The command or flue squad., it is said, will be
tvvra to flirt able olfit•rr, Collittooduit. Sir Edward
o.rvi. fur a rpecuall service. The Briton dial Mar-
dere ire also ordered for cututni,ottm..—(Kentrua
Gu:itte.)

MONKISH OPPRESSION.

DARCLI ONA, NOVEMBER 11.

A horrible discovery was made on the evening of
the 9th, of an inifortuoste ecclesiastic, who was
heard by some of our national volnesterrs groaning
in an inquisitorial cell, in the Convent of San Fran-
risco. Immediately on hearing of the circumstance
the Fiscal, Don Antonio Gil, accompanied by seer.
rid other civil officers, proceeded to the place. for
the purpose of • tinning the truth of the report.
After a good deal of difficulty they at length site.
erected in getting into the interior of the convent,
where, in a cell. the atmosphere of which was so
impure that it was next to isupoosibl.• to elite r
they discovered the unfortunate Father Puig
stretched on is heap of filth. On being, removed
into the light. the poor man exhilited the moat dis•
gusting and deplorable appearance. De "reined
tee be about thirty years old, and was so exceed-
issgly exhausted that he was only able to utter
SI few scarcely audible wordy. Every pos-
sible kindness and attets'ion were .hewn towards
him ; and whets the Fiscal assured him that
he should not go back to the Monk., but
should enjoy the Gee air, and the tights of a con-
stitutional Spaniard. he raised hue eyes to (leaven.
and utt.red a deep sigh. The only cause assigned
by the Vicar of the Convent for this horrible treat.
meld. was the pretence that Fa•lier Puig was
sane ; that on 0110 OrCIIVII)11 he bad IlretWllted himself
in an indecorous manner its the choir, and on another
had run •aay es tar as the river Lich-regal. lie
confessed that the unfortunate. MAII hard bten about
a year mid a half coutilied in that prison by order of
the gitardian, but said that he had always been sup-
plied with food !!
The g•aoler. who inflicted this irlitiman punish-
ment nil the ulifortiniate Ping, has been con-
demned to remain imprisoned in the same cell in
which his victim suffered, though it is now its a
much cleaner state than before. In the registry of
the consent were found several imperil which had
lately been placed there ; a bronze foot of a box for
containing the host, a large sword, is packet of sack-
cloth, an inqiiisitorial auto da.P, rerroly drawn up,
and a list of the battaliosis of else Fait b.

Father Ping has been conveyed to the hospital
of Junqtaenis, where every passable erne is taken of
liim.—(Spassida Piper.) .
There are at this tame in a Gentleman's garden.
near Norwich, an entire bed of Alpine strawberries
in fall blossom; and abnlit a fortaloght since there
were several blown cuin:uon ro!is in greet beau'''.

Ihe said Bth dry of January, after which hour tbe Cum-
weiMee will sot receive say Teuder.
-' OFFICE Or THE GAO LIGHT AND COKE CO3I3IUNICAT
COMPANY, .. - THE
Vrnienrildt --.. ~..:-•'‘' • Ads;1141.11":"1"."' I"t*
~ r it...e. ei ntren's given. That lae Tran.,rer -driffunsaa--1
Dlrohe of this enoneay will CLOSE no the 84th is• SO "Vl's" you ti
start, and be RE-OPENED an the 144 .14 of January Drat. frost 44. Ihrrt",", 1
By order of the Court of Director*, ere of his 31ajrsty'i
R'. GUDE, Secretary, hare directed the 1