The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-19 00:00:00


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succeeded in maintaining a *hew of tranquillity in
the streets of the capital on Thursday evening, hut
the churches of the Missionaries were still disturbed
during the performance of the religious ceremonies.
The students in the Rnyal College of Milberg
seem to be intimated by ■ spirit similar to that of
the students in the Academy of Paris. There have
been tome disturbances and some airtats.
The Five per Cents. were on Thursday es f. 70 C.
Bank Stock 1,580 f. r 5 C..
Dutch and Flanders mails have arrived, w►tit
papers to the ISO instant. Instruction* have
heel, received by the gendarmerie on the French
frontier for the invest of General Deimos and his
adherents. The church of Slype, between Ottend
Neuport, was lately struck by lightning. ..A
letter from Grooingess states, Out the steeple of
St. Martin's heihieffered froth a like UCCitleut.

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We have reieleed Madrid Papers to the s'h iron.
The agitation which lately prevailed in that capital
appears to have subsided, and the 4orten pursues
its labours with order and tranquillity.
We have received Papers from the South of leek.;
• land to the 11th Mita,* and the Dublin l'apeei
of Saturday. The former contain a report of the
cautioned trials before the Special Ccamasimirmaio-,
ose counties of Cock and Linstrickso**2l3'
4( the White Boys does net appear g
a check from the ausararas convictit gat kat
*kap place. The Cialiita in On north** 11art rff
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country afford little business. On the .
Vest Circuit Judge FLETCSIRR went direct from
pidgin 'to Cavan, ousittiug Longford, there being
so civil business so require his attendance in that
town.
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THE Putt Dl.—The market was all gaiety Jester-
dim morning ; Consols were 79a1 for money. and
nt 80 fur April ; Fie* per Cent. Navy 10311.
Foreign Stocks were also much better.
Old Stasis!.
New ditto 141:
Danish
Prosaism oiti 91
On the whole the appearance of the samrket was
good and looking steadily and firmly upwards. At
the dose of the day Consols for money were 791 80,
mid for the April account 80a.
It is said itutt her Royal Hightiers Kunz-
Cistern's et Names, sister of the Doering of
Burr. will shortly be married to the Doke of
Boultactx. The Princess was born in 1806.
(Privie4 Paper.)
/ty letters from Calcutta, dated the 17th Octo•
bee,' we Learn that Mr. CRAWFORD, the author of
the work on the Indian Archipelago, was shout to
he employed by the Marquis of H•sirrocis on a
otiesion of • very importaut stature, as regards
the commercial interests of this country. Its ob-
ject is to explore the coasts of Siam and Cochin
Chine, to ascertain accurately the productions of
cosh twhabited district, and the species of produce
from ether countries. which they are likely to con-
sume and receive is. exchange for their °woo. A
vessel hiss been expressly prepared for this purpnii,
mid Mr. CRAwFURD, at whose whole•sole sug,
gestion it has been undertaken, has been furnish-
ed-oith full powers and facilities for its execution.
It was his intention, in the first instance, to proceea
to the settlement at Sincapore, to oinuin the infer.
motion which the connnunication with the surround. -
ing 'countries and islands rendered easily attainabla
there. Mr. CRAWFORD wits to depart with the
toast delay' possible.
Yesterday a Deputation of the Livery waited on
the LORD MAYOR with a Requisition, most nuttier-
ously and respectably signed, for a Common 11411,
to take into consideration the present distressed
situation of the country, and the best means of
promoting Parliamentsry Reform. as the only cer-
tain means of redress. His Lordship received the
Gentlemen with great politeness, inquired the day
that we'll,' be most agreeable to them, and imme-
diately acceded to their wishes, by appointing
Thursday week for the Common Hull.
It is said that the suggestion of imposing a heavy
rimy on tallow, and other articles from Russia, in
place of the duty on soap ot:d candles, has not met
wills much encouragement from the Board of Trade,
the President of which is said to have declared to a
depotation of merchant., that so far from imposing
any new restriction* ou trade, it was the wish of the
Board, if possible, to remove those which existed.
Dias:.-..A swain lash place elate yesterday morning
in • field at Restos rear Houssinw, between F. It.
PA. and Caputo iG —10•-••11% The misunderstanding arose
on ttamstebsy sighs, sed•the'estose originated regretting Mrs.
W—y, hue she cher d gore of s..Nobk Lard. 111.. M. was
wounded is the hip in the second Rev, but not dauguresslY,
as the WI did sot lodge.

Miss Wasting has entered into an engugetnent of
the Limerick theatre. She will make her first
appearance in the character of hosetta.
The vocal preparations made by Mr. T. Coots
for the entertainment of the company at the op•
preaching dicier at Freemasons' Hall, for the Drury-
Isoo Theatrical Feed, next Wednesday, are Raid to inelede
the surfeit'', os each occasions, a/ unutterable Fcni4lir talent
of eminence, sod the aid of NtatoLsoi, the celebrated and
astosistiiag flute player.
More Success et HAZARD'S.—Agoia ! HAZARD
and Co. here mid a 20,000/. in Shares ! No. 7,839,
draws last Thursday.. HAZASLD and Co. also Sold in Shares
2411. 427, draws a Prise of 20,0001. oa the First Day of the
Waal Lottery, sad several other Capital Prises.—The
Neal Dego/ Dreratag will be TRORsOAYORIR MAaety
wbea the First.drawn Prise will be entitled to 20.0001. !
H•sailio mid Co's Old•cstablislied Offices, Royal F:arbance-
aide • 2E, Carshill sad 324, Oxford-street, Corner of
Swallow-street.
afternoon,

between three mod four
woman engaged in cleaning the
u. Bedford-square, ►lipped her
rwieipttaied into the o►es. and killed
ituatsother melancholy instance
of pentium:lT female ma to
instead of employing men whom
familiar to the task.

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Yesterday slier(
(o'clock, a young
wuseluas of No. 44
held, ■ud was Inca
on the spas. This
of the suipropriely
preform such duty,
habit has rendered