The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

RFIPRert OF JEALOUSY.

A Nee woman, who hod lived it criminal inter-
course with • married Bias in Paris, stet hint one evening
with his wife, in whom he had been reesseiled. leaning uss
his arm, sad transtpurted is/ jealousy at the sight. instantly
gave him *deep Nab ;is the barest with • knife. The par-
tiesfile wire brought before t Correctional Police, the hub-
bend, pla.-ed betweer his sag wife and his mistress, ap-
peared greatly embarrassed. severe looks of the one, and
the trays of the otter r. set toed to make the deepest impression
a him : be decided on Ike most !.ussine end generous part.
he eralesivoureil to lighten the offence of the accused by main-
Phase that he had net received • blew from • knife hut
• bawd; and that the force of the him hod opened a
wound he bed received seise days before, le defending
himself one evening it "the street against seas solusovu
pumas.

PROVINCIAL NARCITS.

ITime was a good randy of all sorts serits at Alves.
, ford ua Thursday. Wheat sad Barley experieuerd a very
ovary sale; its ;emend then was as little &big that prices
may loc maundered soasiosal.
Tiverton Fair, so Wedassday. produced • most abuodaut
rhewuf Sheep and D.lsucb, which sold briskly, sad at poll
,gorices.
f.vittlacrrosr, ocroarn 3.
Tanewday oar Pair resonelierd, and is emosielered to be
the dolleirt ever remembered, both as to bovines' sod
rare. Tire rpirstity of cheese pitched is ei 00000 Ily email,
nor can soy prices he flouted, as no sales to auy uncut have
bees effected.

AIIMIDII.I, 00TOIRR 1.

At oar usartet t►is day, Wheat was oily is niuderstr sup.
ply far She saealmen, the seneples for seed being swat meow.
less—Barley, Oats, alai Prase wa►e in geed desaaarl, bat
very little of either stick was eilltstriag, our growers nut
being is gram, dispused to thrash, fearful of wasting she
fodder. Prices as uinier--Wbeat Its. to 765. per qr. weigh-
ing 61 to 631 b. per bushel, ditto fur seed 84s. to 1113 s. Bar-
ley fur Malting b7s to 60s. per qr.—Oals (New). 310 e. to 40s.
per qr.—Pesse os. to 10s. per buslrel.--Winkr Tares 17s. to
lbs. per bushtl.
The Gar mild weather mad genial showers which we have
experierreed in our neighbourhood within the last fartaight,
have greatly invigorated the face of Nature. The grasses
have wonderfully improved, which will he of great beuebt to
she graziers; and the appearance of the potato crops has
disappuinted the speculators in that very necessary article.
Pig-meat will probably experieace a reslactier in price,
from the qunatity sad quality of aeons this year, many of
which have measured three lacks round the rius.—(Tasinten
Courier )

Several parts of Wales, particularly in Cardigan-
shire, have within the last week been visited by ire-
atrocious gales of wind, accompanied by torrents of
rain. On Saturday and Sunday week, the fall of
rain in Cardiganshire inundated whole districts. A
new bridge over the river Arth, and two houses in
the 'allege of Pettuant, were swept away ; another
house, near a small brook in the vicinity of Aberay-
ron, shared the same fate. Near Tregaron trees
were torn op by the roots, and the west end of
wenog bridge was swept away. The flood exteistied
into Cermarthenshire. especially in the villages of
Llausawel and Mydrim, all around which was one
'epistle of water. The roofs of houses and boil I-
jogs in many places were torn away by a hurricane.
A distressing accident limppened at Woolwich, on
Monday :—Jouu HINTON, bellinuu. was employed
to go down a privy for a purse that had been drop-
ped, but had scarcely descended, when he was suf-
focated by the stench. The alarm being given. two
belouging to the Redwing vessel of war,
of the names of Stowe and Hen, who were pass-
log at the time, went promptly down to the pour
man's relief; but slot haviug taken any g►eater pre.
caution than himself. they both unfortunately
shared the ►ame fate.

One day last week, two females, one 42, the other
18. Whited as sailors, went to the Chequers Ta-
vern, Sheerness. sod inquired for lodgings for the
night ; they said they had just come from Deal,
and were going to enter on board the Creole frigate
next day. Mr. CLATION, the landlord, suspecting
they were females, observed that their hands did not
appear to have been used to hard *ask, and shortly
after one of them pulled off her hat, when her long
hair fell down, which confirmed his suspicion.;
he then put them into separate rooms, and ques-
tioned them, but their stories not agreeing, Mr.
C. returned to the eldest, and told her lie thought
she was a female : she inamediiitely burst into tears,
and acknowledged that they both were. She said
they were of respectable parents, but widened by
some officers that had beret its Dover Clad,. stud
aslimmed to return home, they had resolved if they
could to enter on hoard the Creole, which is bound
to a foreign station, and when they had got abroad
they intended to have deserted. They gate Mr.
C LiPSOK their friends addresses, who wrote to
them, and they were fetched away on Tuesday.
They were out sisters; one was !litheness and be-
lunged to Dover.

T .? 0.744itl
FROM SATURDAY NICITT'S

Witfeksit, Oetarer 3, 18111.
His Roysl Highness the Prince Regent has h►ew
pleased, in the name and an the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, to direct letters patent to be passed *Hider the
Great Seal of tlw United Kingdom of Great Britain
end Ireland, fur granting the dignity of Baronet
of the said United Kingdom to the following Gen-
tlemen respectively, nod to the heirs male of their
bodies lawfully begotten, viz.—

The Honourable Aleirmoder Maitland, of Clifton, in the
comity of Mid-Lothian, sad of its the comity of
Herlaird, General is the Army, said Cullum! of the 4441,
Henry
-
Henry Johnson, of the city of Rally is the toasty of
Sonarriet, Esq.
acrid the Army, and Colossi of the
net gegioresit.
Anthony Farrington, of Blarkkenh, in the county of
Keel, Esq. General im the Army, Colonel-Cmumandaut of
the let Battalion of the Royal Ratlines' of Artillery, ant
Direettorriamend of Artillery said Meld Trate.
Sir Harry Calvert, KAMM &sod Crone of the Moat
Hononnible Military Order of the Rath. Lientenant-General
in the Army, Colonel of the 14th Regiment of Fuot, and
Adjutant-Cour& of the Forces.
James Campbell, of ;oversell, he the county of Argyll,
Esq. Ltemeonal-General is the Army, Knight Grand Cron
of the Royal Hanoverian Grelphic Order, and Knight
Commender of the Royal Sicilian Order of Stint Ferdiosod
nod of Merit.
Janes IYillongbby Gordon, of Nihon, in the Isle of
Wight, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Mili-
tary Order of the Rith, Major-General iu tlw Army, Colonel
of the Mils Register', and Qoarter.lllaster-Geueial to the
Forces.

Felton Elwill Bathurst Hervey, of Lain,lon. in the manly
of Sistiskaniptuei,. FAQ. Colgate{ in the Army, Extra Aitle-de-
Camp to Lis Royal Highuess the Prince Retrial, Lieutenant-
Coked of the 14lb Regiment of light Dragoons. and it
Commons)* of she Must Honoorable Military Order of the
Rash; wish remainder, iu failure of issue male, to his brother
Frederick Anne Het vey, of Clarendon Pork, is Ike comity
of Wills, Esq. soil his heirs male.
Jolla Powell, of Hardwick, and of Worthen, is the county
of Salop, Esq. and in drfatult of male issue, to Edward
Kyoastoo, of Risby and Furnham Saint Genevieve. in She
county of Suffolk, Clerk (brother of she said Juba Powell),
end hi. heir. male.
John ACi3llti, of FairSW, in the connty of Somerset,
sod of Newhouse, in the could! of Drvuu, Msg.
Antony Lechinter, of she Rhyd, iu the comity of Wor-
cester. Esq.
Sir Eilmowl !Aeon, of Great Yarmouth, in Ike county of
Norfolk, Knight.
Julio Shelley Sidney, of Penshurst-plsee, is the county of
Kent, Esq.
Thomas Hose, of Stow Hall, in the county of Norfolk, Esq.
Edward Slrscey, of Rackheath Hall, iu the roomy of
Norfolk, Esq.
George Shiffner, of Coolie-place, in the counly of Sasses,
Esq.
John Croft, of Cowling Hall, in the North Ridiug of Ike
gouty of York. Esq.
Robert Botesoo,of Belvoir Park, is the cosoly of Down,
atthew Joho Tierney, of Brighthehostone, in the county
of SWilktit, sod of Dover-street, ies the colony of Middlesex
Esq. Doctor of Physic, Physicists in Ordinary to his Royal
Highness the Prince Remrist, sad Physician to his Royal
Highlicsis Household at Illeightlielmstuue.