The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POSIMIOUTR, Mit 27.
Arrived tke Active frosts • cruise.
Sailed the Hind on • mow; Loyal Briton transport for
Malta ; sad Lustluu transport for Cork.

VALVOUTII, JUN t 2s.
Arrived the Commerce, Hocken, from London ; Norway
Rock, t►tiesen, frion Loupound ; and Brilliant and Loyal
Briton transports from Portsmouth. The two latter are to
take 011 board for Halifax she tramps which were lauded
Gum the William transport on the Mb instant.

DEAL. JIM 27.
Came does fronm time Riser sod piled the Royal George,
Elkrby, for Calcutta; Wheat% Hamar!wood, fur Trieste;
and Prudent, Hayward, for the South Seas.

Rid. and Drier Thirty-Am Niles in Tore lioure..—Tbie
much of Mr. STPLaCICVS was decided yesterday moraine at
Michell. Eases. It was was as fu:lotes :—Mr. &TRACEY rode
his grey mare twenty miles within the hour, sad he int-
modisitely lensed tone his gig., sad accomplished the fifteen
stiles is the other boor. Foisr horses weie alloierd for the
match, which was fur 100 gainless. Time was backed at
0 to 4.

We understand there are to be Pcverul oxen and
other animals roasted whole in this town in comme-
moration of the Coronation, avid that u great gusto.
City of malt liquor will be given away. One thou.
sand pounds have been voted by the Common Couto.
61 to the Mayor for the occasion; but lie is not to
be limited in the rejoicing expenses to that sum.
The pants, or water-fountains, are to run something
better than water on the occasion. At GEORGE
Third's Coronation, a temporary erection on the
Sandhill, ran wise, which was nearly all wasted,
owing to the pressure and rudene►s of the populace.
We hope that the liquor will be flint time better
taken care of.—(Neweastle Paper.)
Letters from Vittoria, of the 9th of June, state
that " Several individuals on trial, as implicated in
the revolt of Salvatierra, have just been sentenced
by the Council of War to fetters fur ten years."
Baaatir, many years a comic favourite in the
northern theatres, is now a wretched inmate in the
Infirmary at Edinburgh; •ud his wife, an actress
of sonic merit, is confined its a mad-house !
So great is the number of sparrows in the Mimes
of Cumberland—and such have been the effects of
their visitation—that the farmer, in that pert of the
country have absolutely been driven to the neces-
sity of forming a society for their destruction ;
which seems to promise the desired success. The
regulations of the society are simply--to give sue
halfpenny for every four eggs that are delivered
to their Secretary, and • penny for every old
sparrow ; and to contribute equally towards the
funds.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Steck 219! I India 80nd5..45 47 pr.
3 per Ct. Red. 76 75k 76 I Es. Bills, 2..1 pr. 2 dk.
31 per Cent.• 85a I 2 pr.
4 per rents. .94 931 los I Lourry Tickets e4t. In,
Bank L. Ann... 19 1-16 I Cons. for A►e... 7710,

BIRTHS.
Last wonting, al his house in MarlborunA-gq....-
Brouiptou, Mrs. Mackenzie, Lady of Thomas hi...
Esq. of a son.

Mond■y last, in Langbas•plaee, the Lady of Sir Jam.
Lsngbam, Bart. of a sun.
MARRIAGE.
On Saturday, at Passage Church, Waterford, by the Rea.
Mr. John Lymbery, William Fagg, E'q. Cononaoder of his
Majesty's revenue cruiser Grfperoo hlarprel,third daughter
of the late Frauds Heweison, Erg.

DEATH.
Friday morning, at Mallow, in the prime of life, and 'in.
eerely regretted by his 11111111110114 friends, Lieutenant W F.
Fortescur, late of hi. Alajesty's 27th regiment. His dreth
was orcanismed by a deelioe brought ea by a severe wooed
through the body, received by him at the battle of Waterloo.

HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDON BRIDGE.
\fermis( 48 •A I. I treeing 19 after 2.

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