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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-14

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Friday morning, as T. Jenkins, Esq. of ensherinodoort,
T.tuity-equa.e, Lamina, and his dsupJater, Muss Sarth Hoy
Jenkins, a tine seconsplisheJ rising lady, about eighteen
yeas. of age, were going to the Isl• of Wight in a wherry,
the boat spiel whilst in slays, owing to the sheet of the sail
becoming entangled, and the tither, danghtter, sod the '
watt rain, writ drifted away ream the boat, sad remaisted in
the water about twenty inmates before a bust from his
Majesty's ship Cringe, could arrive at the spot to lake
them op. Mr. Jenkins austatueJ and ehetred his slaughter
flu, iog the whole of the lime, and when the young lady was
taken into the boat, she grasped hold of it and ardently
kissed her lather and preserver; but on being conveyed into
the Cantles, it was discovered that the vied spark had de
parted its fele ass graceful abode, and the sgoutzed parent
could emlwnre only the inanimate Itfeless (time of his ten.
dryly and mach beloved child! His distress of mind on the
'hots result of all the tirmis so promptly need fur re-
-1111..! tattoo, is indescribable. The two trairrinen were saved,
and, with Mr. Jeukont, are recovered from the accident.
A most di esdful accident befel a much respected native 2.
Reading, Henry Andrews, Enl. while on • shunting exenrsioss
on Saurdny vensfight, at the Park, near Osimettry. About
four o'clock in the afternoon, basing discharged one barrel
of a thmble goo, he was in the act of reloading it, whew his
knee haying uaforlsinately touched the trigger, the other
barrel went off and lodged the content■ io his head,
causing instant death. The body was removed to the
Pssk Hall, within two fl.lde of which the accident oc-
curred, mid an ialwest held its the course of the eves•
snit, when • verdut of Accidental Deata was reiterated.
Mr. Andrews bed served iu the 411 s, or King's Own, regi-
ment, in mo►t of the Wide' (hiring the Peninuolar war, sod
also in Americo, and had been many tones "comely wound-
ed. He was the only Hellish Aker who riposted guard at
Wabhiugtoa the short time it was io our possetrios.

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On Saturday morning • peat 1114, attired in • -suit •f
Moe clothe", • while iieckereltlif r4ohd his neck, and hsviiig
sloe apyesrsoce of an ensharrasied genflernaa, wee observkd
walking about ilyde Park, west It•rhertand.gate, td Poet
an 'tinned manner, as to excite the attention of plweinliese.
,ArAer .doing this some time, be berkomed to a lad;, obo'veo-
seeded towards him, on which he Veracities! .ii•tter 'to Ittio,
eed directed him where to late it to. The, boy received
.soma snoopy groan the eufurtenate young man, who' then
walked some 'olsisoce from Cumberlentlitate with a hurried
step, and pulling • large pistol from his pocket, be pleerd
the esusz'e to his mouth, and isalaotly polled the trirter,
oheo, horrid to relate, his head ''was nearly blown from
hi" body; his brains flew in various directives about the
/*At ;, be dropped the pistol, fill beet; arid it Is almost
periless to say that he was dead. The ulteisentary nentiltton
was terrific. Several persomi proceeded tearer& the ;mime,
soaltir..rinalioa was semi to St fierwlyit's aork.bewr, Moth '-
sheet, sail the body wait carried thither In • shelf. On
searching shedecerierra pockets, a letter was foetid, dinikt-
ed to a person readiest is Clerkenwell, to whom a eommiali.
Potion was forwarded of the eat] event. The eircaienbmice
excited the greatest iuserest, and crowds of periwig miscue-
bled near She spot during Saturilsy sad yesterday. The body
Lead* a Coroner% 'ogee's.

The public will learn with regret the approach..
ing close of the Haymarket Theatre, from which
they have derived such exquisite gratificatioo during
the season.

Mug S. BOOTH will commence an engagement
Go the MI iurtsnt at the Gionnobnrnueit .thert,e. in
die ehorseter. of Lady Teasle awl Little Pickle.

Mr.Svuse has resumed the office of boa-keirr
at Drsory.laiie theatre, after a rturemeatOf Atliee
years. His politeness aid attention to the public
visiting that house were too well known and ktoo
histiq appreciated to be forguttea io that interval of
tiee.

It is stated in Dolsley's Anima Register. of
1759, ghat u young lady, who at Newmarket hint
a considerable wager that she tronkt ride one thou-
sand guiles in sue thousand hoeri, Sloshed hei uo-
dertokinsg ilk little more than two-thirds of the .itrir.
At her cowing in the country people ignored Bowers
in her way.
THE EXTRA ORDI N ART MARRIAGE.—On TOP,.
dsy,taar, Mr. J •1,11 ES CASEY My Oftesild 4.111 war..
rant, granted by the hingtoratea of the Head
Pollee 011iee. for his having aided and assisted in
piocering • inatriage between 'AVM fir6aaaa.
"an itifsot Under 14 yeale of agf." with. MIVIEN
H..lPahthaltlat aged 58 years. Coax was
solatitted toted. Up abide lies trial at next
Cqut-
o►issioo,—(Dar Paper. I
London, England, 1822-10-14

BRIGHTON, Ocrossa 12.

It is mid that his Mojealy purposes being at the
Pavilion soon after the 20th lust. In the higher
circles, this gratifying rumour is generally ac-
credited, the result, as we understand. of private
letter, but no intimation of the subject, es yet,
has reached the Palace.

Sir William Knighton arrived on Thursday, and
after remaining at the Palace a kw hours, departed,
on hits return to I•au,

The E.rl and Countess of Jersey have left us on
a visit to the Earl of Egreatont, at his scut At
Petworth.

Mr. Michael Kelly is arrived, and hat ePerleteels,
es uses', as the Old Ship Hotel.

•
Mr. Alderman Heygatr, the Lord Mayor elect
for the city of Loudon. fur the enswing year, is in
our arrival-list.

The inclement state of the weather is a great
drawback to the amusements provided so liberally
by oar spirited librarians. Our fa.hionrhlrr, how-
ever, seize emery favourable interval to visit the con-
stant lively scene or music and bro.

The poke of CAMBRIDGE in his 'booting excur-
sion the tint day of Ma late visit to Sir Jolly/ and
Lady &MART. at Maresfield, brought down ten
brace of pheasants; and in the evening his Royal
Highne►s, whn is particularly skilled as a musician,
made the violin " discourse excellent music," in
CGIODBINDOII sith the harp of Lady SHELLEY, and
the piano forte of Miss CROFTS.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ductless
of CLARENCE, accompanied by ten of the Misses
FITZCLARBNCS and their Royal Highnesses' suite,
embarked at Antwerp soon alter day-light, on the
3d of October, in the Boyd Sovereiga yacht, sail.
ed immediately, and arrived in Deptford in the
afternoon of SAturdsy last. The weedier was so
refeweehie the whole way, that the Ladies were set.
dom off deck from day-light till dad. Their Royal
Highnesses were much struck with the scene on the
Thames, so different from that of the Scheldt, fur
on the latter river there is hardly a vessel to be seen.
The Duke took • great interest in every thing that
weat on on hoard the yacht. The Duchess's health
is much improved slater the left England. On Sun.
day foresmon they all went to church at Greenwich
Hospital, but returned on board swain, and lauded
from the yacht at three o'clock on that day, when
the customary honours were paid them ; they set
off immediately for Bushy Park. Sir JAHLEEL
BIRF.NTON commanded the yacht to the absence of
Captain ADAII.—( Ports/toads Telegraph.)
Among the last arrivals at Bath are—

Lord Join Thrum, M.P., Colonel Palmer. M.P., Earl of
Hantroky, Lord sad Lady Aylrnce, Lord Gorman.'own,
Lord Mumma, Martinis Trani, Mr. Jouriiee sad Lady Rest,
Lady Antrobes, Lady Borden, Lady Loren, Sir W. Call,'
Rye. Sir A. Elton, Hon. Mt. Ryder, Dr. Roberlsou, Rrar-
Admiral and Mrs. Rolle'.

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London, England, 1822-09-07

PRICE OF CANDLES,
From Tallow Chandlers Hall.
Pelee of Coudleo, per dogeo, 91 Od—Moulds, 10s &l.
fid. per dusen allowed fur ready money.
N.B.—The priors is the general Retail Shop are from
71d. to ed. per lb.
London, England, 1822-09-07

MARRIAGE.

Al }Wham Hert., on the 26th ult. Sir George Francis
Hawspoosi, But. to Miss Brown, eldest daughter of the late
Admiral Brows, of Lessiborpe, Leicestershire.
Oa Tuesday last, the eldest daughter of Lord Harris (the
General who so distioguished himself at the storming of Se•
ringapatam) to Mr. Headley, • a Pittman of large fortune.
The cerimoay was performed at the family mansion, is Great
Geurgeatreet, Westminster.
DEATHS.
On the ad inst. at Wolvemos Park, Hants, Anna, eldest
daughter of S:r Peter Pole, Bart. M.P.
On the 2d instant, at Ashford, near Neirrawth Bridge,
county of Wicklow, John Magee, Esq. late Prop. ielor of the
Dublin F:rening Punt, • gentleman of great public sad
private worth.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY.
Morning 48 after 5. I Emits, 17 after 8.

Printed sad I)trblirlted M THit BRITISH FRESH sod
THE GLOBE Oliee, No. 127, Blramd, by CHARLES
CORNWELL, of the Strand.
London, England, 1822-09-07

savants of •fally 2s. per tut.; fine irbite, te.. a 425.;
the yellow and brown sold at the previous prices; geed eel.
low, 261.6 d. a 17s. ed.; brown, 245. a 495.
Correa.—The public saleaof Coffee this week have epee
off freely at eery fall prices; the good sod fine middling at
a farther advance. St. Domingo, ordinary quality, in casks,
met with no buyers at 1041.; good and fix' ordiury, is
bags, was taken is at 110 s.
There were tarn public sales of Coffee this forenoon, 241
casks aad 211 bap Demerara and Beelike descriptions; the
whole *old freely, fully sopporring the previous prices;
ordinary 1215.• 1265. 611 ; loud middling, 133,.
Platerro.—By public sale on Wedocsday, 270 bags Pi-
mento, fine quality, sold 90. a 90.
TALLOW.—The advance in the prices of Foreign Tallow
is very considerable ; early in the week intelligence was re•
erred of considerable purchases of Tallow at St. Peters.
burgh ; the trade here were also tellies into sleek at low
prices ; in addition to these favourable occurrences for the
market, the reports from the Whale Galleries were very
usfavourable, which generally produces a rise in the
price of Tallow. Yellow Candle Tallow was eagerly pur-
chased at 41s. for parcel, here, and 411 s. fur arrival. The
market since has bees rather heavy, sad the nearest prier'
to day is 40s. a 40s. 6d. for parcels Acre, and 41a. for arrival.
011.1.—The accounts from the Fisheries received since our
last, are very unfavourable; from Davis' Straits repels are
✓eceived to the 6th, from Greenland to the 15th shin.° : the
vessels spoke with do not gc four kitsch ; the market
has in consequence advanced; fur parcels here 221. 10s.
for arrival 231 ; the parchaers hove been considerable, but
not so extensive a. might have bear expected. The public
salt of Soother. Oil to day, 100 taus urdioary, with casks
met with no buyers; the whole was takes in at 191.
Bra[, BiI•NDY, •Nd HOLLANDS —There is rather more
husioras doing this than the preceding week; yet the par-
chases are still incoasiderable : the prices are without the
slightest varieties. Brandy is steady, sad held with some
firmness. Geneva has rather gives way.
Tao —The sale commenced or Tuesday last—
Bohca sold ...
Cusps, common
good 2s. 7d. a 2s. 9d.

tine
Boling sold Id. cbeaper,coramou Congo■ id., goad and One
Id a 2d. per lb. lower.
A sta re.—By pubic sale this forenoon 100 barrels Quebec
Pearl Autos, leis, sold 455. 6d. and 46s ; ?dm, at 445. sad 45..
TURPINTIPIC •••• By public sale ibis forenoon 500 barrels
Rough Turpculine, in New York packages, with the usual
allowa•cea, sold at 11..
London, England, 1822-09-07

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

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3 per Ct. Red shut I Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 80!
3 per Ct. Con.. 801 M Ilium Bonds.. 49 47 pr
Sa per Cent.. 94 j Ex. Bills, 1,000.
4 per Cents shot 4 2 p►.
New 4 per Ceuts 99! Ditto Small 64 5 p►.
100 991 Cents. for Ace..Bol 81,1,
Bank Long Ann shut
London, England, 1822-09-07

SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, Serr aaaaa 6.

Oor market was w*ll supplied with all descriptions of
meat thi* moraine, and it was with the greatest difficulty
that last Monday's plc,' were matatainsJ for the few salts
that were effected. Hay remains without alteration, but
Clover is very heavy. at a drcliee of bs. ter load. The
ful-
lowiug is a correct statement of the prices and numbers:—
To Vet the •ffal per stow of lllb.
Heef...49. 0.1. te 3s. OJ.I Head of Cattle this day:___

M0tt05..29. OJ . to 2.. 83.
Lamb.. 3s 03. to as. 0.8.
►ea1....9. 0.1. to 4.. od.,
Pork ....2.. OJ to 30. Od
HAY-M 4
Hay 3l.
Clover
Straw

Beasts
500
Sheep sad Larrbs ... 11,400
Calves 320
Pill 200
iRKET.
3s. to 41. Os,
Is. to 41. 10s.
10s. to 21. 0..
London, England, 1822-09-07

A CONJURER.

Alder Lane, • man of colour, was charted with an arawit,
Mr. Pike, of Oxford Araiislaassage, Warwick-lane, stated,
that ou the *sculpt before the Primmer was i■ the passage,
pretendiat to be a conjuror, •d making use .f the most
blaspheasons language su the hearing of the younger
brooch of Mr. Pike's fano', ; he wept Dot and ►emoustrated
with him, whet he knocked him dome, sad as fast as ha
got up he repeated it ; he was • most powerful boxer, asd
he (Mr. Pike) believed he would be able to beat9o oleo.
Joseph Dealing, of Newesterveariset, butcher, stated,
that he jail came up us Mr. Pike had beets rescued from the
Prisoner; he was using the most horrid lasguage, and ow
Lis remonstrating with him, he also knocked hip dosu;
some officers came up at the time, aad wills mach difficulty
savored the Prisoner.

The Prisoaeroa his dereace, said, he was in liquor at the
linty; he was very sorry fur what he had duo, awd
begged the Geollrmesi's
Committed till slit Si a-iuluo, fur want of 'Wean.
(IKRTRVCTI(Ijtt.

jou Wallace Reed, the driver of the cart, No. 90,4t1,
'wired to a summoue to atm.. r a charge nitrated against
him by Richard Marlin, toy. M.P.
Mr. Marlin stated, that be was driving his gig, attended
Is! Ma areas sa on she day before, op Oilcans-air. a. Ihe
Defendant was tootling his net between iromptenteNtriuti
sad King-streel, in Csteatoastreet ; the tail of the tart was
towards the warehouse dour, aid the bursa standing 11041.41
the street; be requested the Defendant lu taro his ►arse',
bead to allow him to pass in his gig; he saw' red that be
would not, he bad allowed une to pass, and that be would
not let another. He, Mr. Marlin, then got out of bin gig
and took the amber of the earl. aad a was for this ritbsirire-
lion that belied summoned the Defeudapt, es It was contrary
to the Act of Parliament to have hit bunt and cart ataathog
across the street.

ajd,lowto Cox said he would convict t►e Difradaat to
the penally of 10a.
The wader of the Defendant submitted, that she rase wal
mot wade oat according to fdr. Michael *uglily la)liti 's
Hag.

Mr. Martin—"Sy Ad, if you plesip."
Me. Pq.e, the tint the Ate, mid, it .1111 Dot. owl •
London, England, 1822-09-07

William Murray, examined by Mr. TOWNarle
Is a pollee patrol : knows the house in Bull-lane.
wlwre the murder was committed ; about tour
o'clock out Sunday morning, 42511) August, hear the
watchman creek, and Came up to Bull•lane ; went
immediately to the deceased. and saw him give two
gasps or motions of the mouth; the last witneu was
looking out of the window at the time ; the window
from which deceased was thrown is about 14 feet
high ; witness went up to Kirwan's house and
rapped at the door; after a ahoit time he was ad-
mitted, and on entering saw Hirtniugham silting in
a corner on 50(11e straw. rod apparently asleep;
Kirwan appeared very drunk. but by the time he
brought her to the watch• house she was pretty sober.
Witnesa -mid to Birmingham, that he was an unfor-
tunate man after all he had already gone through,
and that he surely would be hanged ; Birmingham
replied he did not care fur what any wan eoukl do

SFPTFIIII3Fit Q.
The last meeting of this body, as originally con.
stituted at the county meeting assembled by the
High Sheriff, took place on Thorsd■v. It was not
numerously attended. but it will be ♦bserved be
the proceedings which occurred on that day, that
this body is now merged or I.honged into anOther
Committee, consisting of all the Noblenteo,sod
Members of Parliament connected with the county,
and the principal land-owners in it. They are to
meet monthly its this city, and to be in (masolea.
lion with ►arooisl and the warble! Committee..
The proceedings on Thursday conimei.eo-d as
usual by the Secretary. the Rev. Mr. Toertc4ctro.
reading over the resolutions of the lett day; after
which

• Mr. Di La Colts, the Tresenter, rvein %tete-
ment.of the fonds, bola which it op iteil
The gross receipts otooomed IS SitIMO'S 11: 4
And the ictoss amount argots 94,140 19 9

Leaving a balance of
out of which there were too differert sum% to be

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London, England, 1822-09-07

kORIIICN TALLOW.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

S,*—The encloard etelement way prove of cnnaifterable importance to moor of your commercial twine, during the
proorno of the great speculation nuw canyiug uu iu Foreigu tallow, if you can And room for she same in your weldable
ruloauns. I remain, Sir, your *Medico* servant,
---. A. B.

A Ststrment of the Supply soil Consumption of Foreign Tallow, for the years ending the let of lose, 1821 and 1822,
and Mau an Accuuut of the Stock on band, fur the supply of the ensuing 11.1100.
London, August 31, Mi.

1820.

1811.

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London, England, 1822-09-07

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CORN EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE. Fatter, Senility' 6.
Orr market basing bees but thialy supplied with Wheat
Ibis week what appeared this naoraiag sold os fail to cud
terms as os Monday, sad there was rather more demised for
line old Wheat, bat Noce for the inferior qualities, although
offered at very low prices. New Barley is in request, sad
bad say bees here te-day it would have sold readily at from
Is. to ta. per quarter adsaace on Moaday'suotations. lit
8e..., Pease, and Oats, there is no slte.uimt is prices, but
a free sale fur the latter article.
London, England, 1822-09-07

THE A Rlll%

THE SARRE DIRECTED (BY ORDER) TO RR WORN ST
I AANTRY OFTICIRI.
Sabre—Gilt Lalf.barket hilt, •ith (; R. IY, inrierted in
the outward bars, and lined with bl irk patrol leather; the
gripe of Witch kit-skin, bound with three gilt wires, the
blade of thirty-twee inches and a half in length, one bids
and one eighth wide at the ahoalder, with round back, ter.
nurseling off to a slump* within nine inches of the point,
and very little curved.
Scabbard—Black leather, with gilt inoween.
Knot—Crimson and gold, with bullion tassels.
Deli—White buffslu leather, three inches wide, with a
frog, worn under the cost,diacunally over the showlJer,

A detachment of IM 7th Nutters, consisting of owe su-
baltern, one .eijeant, sod torero), rank and file, marched no
the wailing of the 4th iniitasii from Windsor to Reading,
where it is to remain sill farther orders.

Tursd..y moruiug two troops of the Scots Greys starched
fur INTIM.

The 3d dragoon rear& are under orders to 'tiara* from
Piershill barracks fur Piewcaidle mid Carlisle. They ex-
pected to march yesterday or ibis day, w►ew they will be re-
pluced by the tutu troops *robe Scotch Grey. front Dalkettb.
London, England, 1822-09-07

NAVAL INTaLLIGENCE.

ronTsmovra, unmeant 5,.
Arrived She Came'eau, fro. • cruise.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER 5.
Arrived and soiled for the River Ilse David Lyon, Purdy,
from fannies y Reitsuois, Roby, from Lisboa; nod Speed-
well, SiWoo, from rOriewi.
Reataio the whole of the outward-bowed, so per last, all
w,ll.

Half past Sir.—Arrived sod remains the Americas ship
Acasta,GreavieW, from New Yeelkowitb ler of sr seeker sad
cable. •

St. James's Fair commenced ow Monday. The
cattle and horses were numerous. The prices of the
former were generally a halfpenny per lb. io ad-
vance of those of the previous market in St. Tho-
marstrret ; end if we may judge from the sleek,
smirking fares of the farmers, and the rotund bear.
ing of their doublets and boons, the" uses" of that
" adversity," of which we have heard so much (reor-
dered more poignant, no doubt, by the ruinously
abundant harvest just gathered in), have not failed
of their proper " toi retness." We heard of no horses
bring giros away, nor did we see any very alarming
symptoms of starvation in their riders. The now
staple commodities of the fair within the church-
yard walls, gingerbread-nuts and penny-trumpet..
it is true, *rented not to be in such full demand se
formerly; for five booths only, at each end, form the
south row of what the little boys and girls of our
juvenile days were accustomed to call " the grand
walk." This we should confess, with as grave a
face as we could command, to he a very serious fail.
jug off, but for the recollection of the increase of
those articles of merry and savoury manufacture
staring Its iu the face all the year round.—( Bristol
Paper.)
London, England, 1822-12-10

AMISRICAN PAPERS.

wow-you', womisse 6.
YELLOW FRYER...-The President and select men
of the city of Notches, have issued a bulletin re-
specting a case of yellow fever which hail made its
appearance 'beer, and which the physicians ascribed
to the patient's " handling and removing a quantity
of damaged cotton bagging, from which there was
en offensive rMiuvia, and in handling several bales
of woollen blankets, both of which were recently
imported from New Orleans." This is the only care
which had occurred ; and from the cleanly and good
condition of the city, and purity of the atmosphere.
it was hoped the disease would not spread.
PORT° letter front St. John's, P. R.
dated Oct. 1711 t, and appearing in the Philadelphia
(.swine of yesterday, states, that the threatened
attack upon the island was no way feared, as the
principal ringleaders who had their commissions
horn the government of Sr. Domingo, had been
secured, sod some of them shot—slid ►evteral vessels
with men armed, &c. had hero detained at Cu-
rlicue. A pint of them are now at Crab Island, but

non c.
111,1 to the Governor hud repaired to the node. ori,n,i'et 1 r.s pt-rd at ii: the womb of August, 11321, rod
4t
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London, England, 1822-12-10

NEARLY OVER.

HA ZA R D and Co. re; ptcifnlly inform the
Public that ALL. I. CAPITAL. Pavane Is the prestos
immensely Rich Wheel MUST BE DRAWN is the Next
Two Days, via. NEXT TVESDAY, December 17, and tha
fulloistag Monday. The Wheel contains
2 .... of .... Z 20,000 1 .... of .... f 2,000
2
2

.
And tl2 Capitals of 3001. and 20W.
Cadres/a Tickets tod Shret.s are &Aline by HAZARD
and Co., at their old established and fortunate Offices,
Royal Exchange-gate ; 28, Cornhill and 394, Oxford.
street, rod of Regent-street ; where was Sold, iu the pre-
sent Lottery, 3,356, a Prise cf and FIVE other
Capitals.

/111 HE astonishing end unprecedented number of
IL Ninety-one Capitals, to he drawn in Two Days, must
create such a sale of uodrawn Lottery Tickets and Shares,
that it is a matter of debt whether the few left ow hand
will ha sufficient to meet the demand; however, as long as
any are to be had, they will be on .ale, warranted sedraws,
at BISH'S Offices, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing room, Lan-
don; stud by his *genre in the (-wintry. The following is
the uncommon Rich Slate of the Wheel :-
2 20,000 7
2
2
1 , 2,000 47

which are runsiderably 'tore than the old Lotteries of 60 or
60,000 Tickets used to revisit' at the cumrnearement. The
•bole of the above must be drams NEXT TUESDAY
(17th 'oldest), sad the following Monday; for out that Day
the Lottery and Contract entrrely katob.
saa HISH has already •old Five Capital Prises in the pre-
sent Lottery.
London, England, 1822-12-10

MARKETS OP YESTERDAY.

Cams Excite/rage—Our supply of Grain is very large ins-
deed, consisting of 'early 14,000 quarteraof Wheat, from all
parts of the kingdom. There was a good deal of bovines,
doing In Wheal, which may be quoted Is.'per quarter ad.
trance. Of Oats the quantity at market is eery Liege, and al-
though there is no varistioa in price, yet sales are easily ef.
fected *t last quotations. Barley is eeiy good sale** last
Wednesday's price, and the supply iv Isige. In Brans mita
Pease the baseness dune is limited. White Pease and old
Reams ate ls. per quarter cheaper. The market is beta to-
day, buyers having bell back their purchases fur the arrivals.
and are therefore now compelled to purchase.
Wheat. I. S d.
While (aew) 40 to 47 0
Do. fine to 0
fp.Old -to-0
Red
Du. Fine — to
De. OW 0
lye to 0
Barley
Do. Fine
Nail —. I
0 •
0 .
Du. Fiat — to 0
Pease Ito2B 0 Do . Fine

I. s. d.
Pease (Maple) 26 to 29 0
Do. Wiiite. 28 to 30
Do. 30 to 34 0
Si t 1 Beaiii.. • . 25 to 29 0
Do. 01,1 to 0
Du. Tick
Do. rise to
Oats (Feed) l7 to 2l 0
Fine
Do, Poland
lb. Potato

-- -
Plour 3.55. to 46.—Seeunds tot —a.
IMPORTATIONS LAST WERE.
Wheat. Oats. Nal:. liar/. Iletaa-Past Pharr.
Ruttish 13,43119,109110,56110,33111,74011099116,811
Irish
Foreign
Sattvitunsts.—Our market is rather lower, although the
supply is sot above an age one at this time of the year.
Deaf may be quoted td. per stone cheaper than Friday, god
Mellon Ass tales 4d. per stone uuder the prices of that day.
Veal may be quoted 6d. lower titan last nsorket-dsy, but Poole
maintains our last quotation. Upon the whole the market
is rather gat, aad buyers col very numerous.
Reef.... es. 10d. to 30. 6d. I Veal.... 4s. OJ. to its. OJ.
Mutton... to. bd. to 3s. 4d. I P0rk..... 3s. Od. to Is. 2d.
beasta,3,4lo Sheep, 22,180; Calves 180; Pig., 340.
Hay...... E2 17 6 tot{ 0 0
Cluv r• .. 3 b 0 to 4 7 6
Straw 1 II 0 to 116 0
London, England, 1822-10-22

7'HE A KMY.

We omitted to state in oar last, that the light company of
the 66th regiment bas lakes up its quarters in our Cattle,
under the orders of Major Nicholls, io place of the detach-
sbewt,of she smite regiment, commanded by Colonel Goldie,
which bra been remov.ll.—(Curlisle Patriot )
A detachment of the 3d dragoon guards marched on Mon.
day last (14th inst.) from this lowa for Rearborongh, whore
it will arrive on the Ulth instant. The detachment will be'
afterwards distributed in small parties oa the Yorkshire
coast, viz.—At Rridllngtoo, Mortises, Bramstois, and Skip.
sea, its aid of the revenue oflleers.—(DwrAom Chronicle
The 15th regiment of foot marched into Dublin on Thurs-
day from the Psiess-houro, where they loaded from Liver.
I. The 15th have takes up the quarters of die 71st hi
Richmond barracks.

lll•jor.Cenrral Sir Jobn Lambert left Limniek on Satur-
day hat. and inapecied the ride brigade, under Lieuteaant,
Colonel Noreoit, al Itntlikealr.
The 591 b regiment in ordered from Fermoy to Ballevirnt.

The military parties encamped at Kilbrin Ercemouirt,aed,
Ki!kraals'', county Cork, have been ordered iota head-
quarters Government have directed that temporary bar-
racks *mid be forthwith erected in the most disturbed
parts.
London, England, 1822-10-22

Matrh fur 50z1. lOat.lolh. each. D C.

Lord Normauby's br. b. Corset (Mr. Dunrombe) 1
Mr. Loraine's b. b. The Rising Sun, by 2
Match fur 100ge. A.F.
Lord W. Lennoes Sunif•Bux, 11.1.716. (Owner) 1
Mr. Dunrombee Blue Devil, lOst,7lb .
London, England, 1822-10-22

Eves on liiir'wind.

The First Class of the Norminby Stakes of sgs. each, for
hones, kc. not thorough-brad. Dmicombe Course. (I I
Subscribers.)
Mr. Lambion's b. m. Mrs Slddous, by Macbeth, 5 yrs old,
I1m.311). (Mr. J. !labium's)
Mr. Dtiodaa's eh. b. Mercury, 8 yrs uld, 120.51 b..
Mr. J. Smith's b. m. Holdforob, by Young Besingbrongh,
aged, 12st
Tie following also started, but were tint placed :
Mr. Ramsdes's b. h. Dumb', 8 yrs old, 12.1. Sib.
Mr. Duneombe's ch. b. Spot, 6 yrs old, 12st.
Lord NiiroisoWs Don Juan, i yrs old, 11s1. 51h.
Mr. R. J. Lambtots's lir. b. Velocipede, 5 yrs old, list. 31b.
London, England, 1822-12-28

FASHIONABLE INTFLLIGENc,E.

The Countess of Sandwich has left town for her seat, Hindi-
enbrook, Huntingdonshire. •
The Earl of Burford has left town for his father's (the Duke
of St. Alban) seat, Gallen, Surrey.
Captain C. R. Fox WI town yesterday. on a visit to the
Duke and• Duchess of. Bedford, at their era, Wuoburn
Abbey..
R. W. Ward, Esq. M.P. left Warren's Hotel, Regent- street,
yesterday, for his seat, Hyde House, Bucks; and James
Salway, *Esq. for Brighton. .
James Wm. Stuart, Esq. arrived yesterday at Blake%
Hoick Jermyn-street, from his seat, Sunning HAI, Berks.
Chevalier Dubrieux and family have left town for Paris.
Departures fronz the Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly:—Joke
Heath Esq. for Bath ; and Mr. and Mrs. Kicks for Asir seat
in Bedfordshire.
Charles Brownlow, Esq. M.P. left town yesterday for
York House, Bath.

•
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
The Duke of Buckingham is entertaining a select party of
friends at his seat, Avington, Hants.
The Earl of Co►entry is entertaoias a distinguished party
of visitors at his seat, Crome, Worcestershire.
The Earl of Sefton has a se!ect party of friends at his seat,
Crosteth Hall, near Li►erpool.
The Earl of Darnley has a• distinguished party of friends at
his seat, Cobham Hall, Kent.
Viscount Granville entertained a distinguished party on
Christmas Day, at his seat, 11.,!icrstead Lodge, Suffolk.
The Earl of Ashlaurnham has taken an elegant hods. in
Lower Grosvenor-street, having disposed of his late residence
in Do►er•atreet.

:'e
a .
London, England, 1822-12-28

MARKETS,

CORN ILILCHANOR, tarsi,, Dungen ti.
Wednesday having been a does holiday, a e had more bail.
new transacted in our market this morning than ordinary.
and the consumers being fearfull that the navigation would be
closed, bought rather more he ly yet our prices are the same
as on Monday for prime samples of Wheat and Barley, al-
though our supplies are abundant; hut Oats, from the niagei-
tudn of the arrivals, are heavy sale, and a %hada lower. la
Beans, Pease,and other articles there is little or no alteration.

VXBRIDOE.
Corn Inspector's Return, TRVIISOOY, Die/utast Na.
Wheat, per loqd
New Ditto 111 ns to 141 ea
Barley, per quarter us od In Slit od
Oats
8ean5............. .......... tes od to 3011 od
Pease ...... —...... no ato as si
London, England, 1822-12-28

~~

•

Alkid ...
;IMO ehanliaree hodlitellir;TA-...1 lid .".
Alight re
iti
it lay Monsieur Lariat' an ' .4,
" !,
Adlist . T the PAR:AMIN •General hi 11.
ed tbat te Win novround for referring . "
say, it has determined that M. Mangle shill not bei
euted. The report was msdo by the Baron Dunoyer, at
*Me neennineed at night.
N. Mangin, Procureur-General to the Royal Court
Poitiers, arrived at Paris some days since.

•• - • [Frifulfil; 3ourfordes Debate ]
THE LOW COUNTRIES. - •
•
• IX-TRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.
It.lg " BRUSSELS, DECEMBER '2O.
"flisglibileisce between the partisans of the French and
those of &Flemish and Dutch languages, affects more serious
wilsterists thou thOse *hick strike common observers.
Ili w The advocates, the editors of papers, the teaelsets in our
pothem provinces, are attached to the French Rippler, as
ieN froutaste u habit ; their complaints againit the exclu-
sive au of the national language, Dutch, are modest and
respectful towards the King and Government

" It is otherwise with a certain political party, who look to
tyre intimate coosex leo with the Liberals of France, as a means
,
rendering
the opposition more formidable, and perhaps of
*Wog.' revolution which would separate Belgium from
and. As to these gentlemen, the French language is only
means of propagating revolutionary ideas. ,This is a fact
II known by all the 'Belgians, friends to good order—this is
via motive which has induced all the journals (non-revolu-
liOnary, such asthe Oracle, &c.) to abstain from taking part
tor the maintenance of the French tongue.
" But we have jest learned with astonishment,that reli-
giousoind even pious men, have thought proper to join the
revolutionary party in deeryisg time intentions of Government,
with respect to the Dutch language ; i letter, grossly insult-
ing to the Monsrcli of the Low Countriei, which has appeared
in a Parisian Journal, endeavours to grove that the Catholic
Belgian Choreb it injured by the re-union of the southern
provinces, sad declaims with violence against tho introduc-
tion of the Flemish language at Brussels—thus, two opinions
foreign to one another, and two interests necessarily opposed,
seem to unite to keep up, as much as possible, as intimate
connexion with France. The one seeks for allies against
legitimacy, the other a support against Protestantism ; both.
though natural enemies each of the other, unite to oppose dm
views of Government, which wishes the amalgamation of the
two great divisions of the kingdom.
"This is a situation as new as difficult; the friends of order
and tranquillity ought to appreciate the position of our Go-
vernment, and not let themselTes be hurried Into precipitate
opinions."
London, England, 1822-12-28

COAL MARKET, Doc aaaaa t 7.
ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
03i Newcastle
44 Sunderland
4 Yorkshire
I Scotch Coal o

[From the "Leave New Price Correst."]

FRIDAY, DECRIERS& 27.
Corrow.—The extensive speculation in Cotton bas betel
continued; the quantity purchased by one house is now esti.
anted to emceed to,oon bags, about 7,000 bags Bengali from
lid. a sad., the remainder Surals sd. a sad. ; about I,seo of
liso Bengal. were taken on Monday last. The only effect
produced by these sales is, that it is &Walt to purchase at
the previous rates, but no actual advance has been realized.
The prompt day at the India House, it is now en icipated,
sill go off without producing the effect generally looked for g
large parcels forced on the market, to meet tire prompt day,
at lower prices.
The letters from Liverpool, received yesterday, state the
Cotton market rather improving.
C There have been no public sales of Coffee this
work, no purchases by private contract are reported, very
gre parcels are lately offering for sale; generally a favourable
*plaits's is entertained or Cones as an article of speculation,
. and there have been considerable inquiries for St. Domingo
Coffee this forenoon.
ducisa.—There have been no Muscosades oe show this
week on account of the holidays.
In Refined Goods very few purchases are rerted. The
prices are without variation. /ESome coutracts for spring de-
livery are to-roe; reported.
The inquiries after Foreign Sugar continue, and for •
large parcel of good yellow /farewell to, has bistro refused.
Run, BUNDY, and Hewn isa.—Tbc prices of Brandy must
be quoted id. a yd. per gallon higher ; at the former advance
there are considerable buyers, but few pant Is °For at that
rate; for the best marks as. sd. is currently reported. Rem
is without variation. There is little Geneva at market, and
prices are higher.
Gits.—There is no advance in the pricetof Greenland Oil;
the request has materially improved.
lama PIROTISIONs.—Beer and Pork are little varied. The
weather bating set in very seserely, a considerable advance
in the prices of Butter is anticipated.
&gem—Pepper continues very heavy, and parcels for
shipment may fro purchased on very low terms; ordinary and
light Pepper offers at sd. a sad. Pimento is scarce, and much
inquired after; a considerable sale of good quality has been
effected at led.
Tatsow.—The demand fur consumption has lately bees
very considerable, the prices bare been in c equerice sTa-
dually advancing; the nearest quotation for yi Iluw candle is
sea. ad. a 395.
Tobacco.—Tobacco continues heavy; the only parcel of
any consequence lately disposed of is about see hints. Virginia
Leaf ad. a sad.
London, England, 1822-10-25

CHELTENHAM, Ocrosta 24.

PUBLIC ernes.
OBTAINING A FALSE CHARACTER—CAUTION.
John Lanykl wrs charged with b•ci•g procured • false
character.

Peter Dolimier, Esq. deported, that beiag is want of a ser
vast, the Presager wailed spun bins to sulkit employaneat,
I. consequence of which be asked him whether be had *cha-
✓acter (rum his last initiation, which Losigley said ►e should
have ow difficulty iu procuring from Geweral Ross, then re.
siding at Malvern. In the course of a day or two lie brought
Mr. Rainier a letter of recommendation, purporting to be
dived by the General, but which turned out to be a forgery.
The Prisoner fully acknowledged that be bad prevailed
spin a friend of his to write it for him.
He was reseeded, and afire ■ very serious and suitable
adimunition, Riled in the penalty of twenty pounds and costs.
kle sas committed to prison on default of payment.

CHARGE OF ARSON.
J. Whorfon was charged with having act fire to his house,
sear the residence of J. R. Scott, Esq.
W. Smith being soma, deposed, that about three o'clock
on the morning of Sunday lost, he was awakened by repeated
cries of " Murde► !" and on rooting into the road he saw the
wife and children of Wharfs* silting ender • wall; the wife
had him, that her husband (the Prisoner) bad turned them
all out of doors, locked himself in, and then set the bowie
on fire, having throne the clothes of the children, steeped
in turpentine, en the ire.place. The chimney appeared at
the time in a blase.

Jasrph Ledyard, the evadable, stated, that ►e was gem,-
rally called epos owe a week by pose of the tastily to qukt
disturbaaces is. Whartures house. OM Suuday wormiest he
was roused at the lime stated by the last %slues., aad Nord
the wife sad childecu as described.

This evidence wu lolly corroborated by Captain Young,
hominoid, who was also awakened by the clamors's. uproar,
and timed, Da coating to the spot, that the affair was treated
by the bromide's as one of consuls occurrence.
The Prisoner Ca. called upou to find bail for his (stare
good conduct, which be d.d and vas discharged.

ROMNEY. OCTOBER 23.—1 t is with the most
psiiilul feelings we announce the death of JOHN
LATNAM, EN. of this town, who, between twelve
and one o'clock on Monday (21st instant). in •
sudden fit of derangement, put an end to his exist-
ence, by discharging a pistol, loaded with ball,
into his mouth, and litesally blowing hie busier
out. His lifeless corpse was discovered in a few
minutes by his eldest son, in ■ moat shocking state,
whose agonized feelings, as well as those of his
mother and brother, can hardly be conceived. It
is impossible to describe the sensation evinced by
the inhabsimits on the tint notice of the event. Au
inquest was held on Tuesday, before A. Tone,
E-q. Coroner for the county, •nd the Ju►y, which
was very respectable, after hearing evidence, and a
patient contidtration, returned a verdict—L•nacy.
—(Sontlicunpion Chronicle.)
London, England, 1822-10-25

HEnEPOiID AGRICULTURAL MEETING

Oa Saturday the Ottoher 1 meeting of our Agricol
tura] society look place in this city. and the @hew of cattle
was particularly flue. An ox and row, the property of Colonel
Sir Joh* G. totserell, our of our Cesoty Members, were
really admired ; and, indeed, the whole of the *tuck exhi-
bited excited the ideihratims of tb. best judges. The attend-
once of comps'', owing to Ole depresied state of agriculture,
nes not so numerous as we have generally witnessed at this
meeting. The prises were awarded as follow
The premium for the best variety of Hie apple raised from
seed, without grafting, to W. C. Harlon, Esq. The premium
and sweepstakes fur the beet pair of yeasting bullocks of any
breed whatever, not having been fed on cake, core, or any
other seed, after the ate of six months, to have been rairltii
after Ist December 1830, and to have beed bred by the ex-
hibitor, to Mr. John Walker, of Hatfield. The premium
for the heat yearling heifer, to Mr. John Stephens, of Eardts-
ley Castle. The premium for the beat two-yeara old heifer,
to Mr. Timothy Black, of Whelmore. The ploughing pre-
miums were citify contended for by Mr. Lewis. of Kioner.lry,
sad Mr. Pearce, of Steelton • but each of theye camlideler
had obtained premium* in this class un former oceujous,
without becoming member. of the Society. Half au arre of
land was well ploughed with two horses and one nruo ; Mr.
Lewis used the airing plough. A cottager applied for the
piemium fur raising the greatest gasetity of honey, sod the
claim was referred to a committee, in the absence of the
necessary certificates.
. . .

The Society took into consideration a molntion passed at
the Sommer Meeting of the !iociely in Leominster That
it he recommended to the Anniversary Meeting. 19th lit.
tuber next, to reduce the Society's General Meetings to two
only in each year, daring the present great depression of the
agricultural iutemts; and to &Moline, by a committee or
otherwise, when and where the two meetings shall he holden.
and what premiums shall be reopertimly offered at each;"
sail resolved that the recommendation be adopted and con-
firmed, and that the place or places of meeting, together with
the premiums to be offered, be decided by a committee, open
to every member who has served the office of President or
Viee-President --Several must excellent animals were skews
by W. C. Huron, Esq. but were disqualified on account of
that gentleman having obtained • premium in the present
sear —Sir Anthony Lechmere, Ban. was elected President,
and Mr. John Bevesford Turner, Vire•Pcesident, fur the
ensuing year. The Judges were, E. F. Welles, Esq. Mr.
Clarke, of Lyde, and Mr. John Walker, of IVestiugtuti.
London, England, 1822-10-25

1.1.nd0. it sidulJ seem thitiliere Mil bi k
writ
it.. elairet. in the ewer* Neennisidoptiil
by, c'' '' ilitliirwriirtne ,eindi the isiasio, wt.°
hol ehewn the len thi ;tensest pertiStis of the
Istilirtent Greeks. It' is ens MW, thit '-eis'y
etnuigers' will' be introlueed entiiini the lent so-
theritin in Coifu. mud other greet towns in the
Stern blends.

The Austrian piper currency continues to rise,
and there is every ►rnsoe to believe that thetentral
pence of Europe will be preserved.

According to a letter frau Sedalia, information
ha• trsirpired of secret negociations commeoced
by England with Terkey, of • very difetent na.
tore from those which have been canyitig. on at
-Constsinissople fur this last year. It is said these
negociations relate to the hostile condoms of the
Court of Teheron, which has lately omit away all
the British agents in Pirate.
Before the depottare of Prime Metternich for
V, ran.. the Austrian Cabinet addiessed • circular
letter to all iheG vernmeits of the Beeman Confe.
detains). containing a positive mintaace that the
transactions of the emigre's at Velour would have
no relation whatever to the affairs of Clernsany.—,
lhaeh Papers, Iktoloer 23
. .
London, England, 1822-10-25

CONSIANO OF THE TROOPS IN IRELAND.

Lientennat.Giarral Lord Cumbermere, G.C.B. who has
been lately appointed to sneered the late Lieatenant•Gereral
Sr S. Anelnsity, in the Command of the Troops in Ireland,
dues not assume the Command, as Commander-in Chief of
the Troops in that pest of the United Kingdom—that olare
being abolished, on the retirement of Sir David Baird, G.C.B.
and A.C.—but merely as Lieutenant-General, Commanding
the Forces. The reduction in the pay being, therefore, very
emariderable, the Office of the Commander of the Fo in
Ireland. can consequently be (milli& red, at the present
moment, more as an toinotary than au a.lvantageors appoint-
ment.
London, England, 1822-10-25

FLOURPHORIA.

On Friday last Mr. Thomas Ward, • flosr-dealer on the
Quay-side, in Newcastle, hod oteaskto to go to Gateshead on
Waimea. We soppose the basilicas was of importence, for
Mr. Ward was in a hurry. to his hurry (" the more haste
the worm speed!^') ►e ualuelcily brushed Foot one of the
•Idermea, and whitened the sleeve of his superfine coat to
the extent of about three inches on each side of the elbow.
The indignant magistrate, properly combining a spirit of
economy with the necessary dignity of his elide &hoodoo,
call, d beck the flour-dealer to winless the devastation be
made us the hitherto modelled broad cloth. Mr. Ward said
he could sot help it. Mr. Ahlerosso beckoned to a cum.
stable, sad ordered him to convey the man with the Terse-
tory coat to the Mayor's clamber, perhaps expecting that
the coat itself would receive • mined bealiwg far its radically
diesemisalieg its floury impregnations. The Mayor, how-
ever, was at a loss w►at so do with the ease, and at leegth
dismissed the fl.twr•desler, with a recommeodation that he
should walk is the middle of the street is future. We
&bombd like to know if this was precisely law? for if so, there
should be a path in the middle of the street for all door-
dealer', clammy...weepers, sailors, and all •rtifiters or la.
bearers that are habit to communicate a peculiar tinge or
impression to the dress of passe•grn. Alban t►ese would
be included keelmen, pitmen, glasesseti, painters, oilmen,
btlekleyi r., mod in shore almost all the lower and many of
the middle classes. Such a rertlaiion would, therefore, be
at neer a revolution; it would separate the aristocracy and
the democracy meet completely.
London, England, 1822-10-25

CERTIFICATES.

W. Gibson, of Trinity.sqoare, London, enrrfartor,—
H. Derry, of Gu'JAM. Wratbronisrub, Stafford, moo-
mautanciurcr.—T. Duardiog, of Weal Stu•er, Dorset, mon-
ster —J. Ashbot, of Knuidord, Cheaters
rein io•ty•urgeoli,—
T. Ridley. J. Brown, and W. Sraapert, late of &ath Blyth,
Northumberland, common-bre•ers,--A. Aspinall, of Bir-
mingham, merchant —G. Al ingios and J. BlNPilins.n, of Car.
lisle, bat-masinfact•rers,--it. Bartle, of ffelaluu, Cutaoall,
grocer.

At the Northomberlani Quirter Session', held
yesterday seitnight at Alowick, a wirer soldier sae
the 341 dragoon guards, for stealing linen at
llrn-
well, soil Wm. Block, for sterling • gust at Aba-
wick, were sentenced to be transported for multi'
years. John Long, for picking pockets at liarbm-
tle on the lost fair day, to be confused one year in
Morpeth [louse of Corn-entail, and during such pe-
nod to be kept to hard lohour about the *mks of
the Wended neer Gaol. Henry Adonis, fur a pub-
lic nuisance, in keeping a furious dug at large, to
pay a flue of 40s. to the KING, and enter into a re.
cogitizaner, himself to 20/. said two sureties in 101.
each, to keep the peace I,r two years, and to be
further imprisoned until he pays the fine, and ewers
into the said recognizance. At there Sessions a
true andtritnent was found ugton..t James Dicke's-
son, of Morpeth, for an assault, with intent to com-
mit an unnatural crime.
London, England, 1822-10-25

iOX-lIVNTING ANECDOTE.

The late W. L•ehp, Ent. of Carder,, Cheshire, kept s pork
of fun hosed* many swaransa, which be hound loimaref. Is
the hitter stemma him life he always retro wed home to dieser,
whether the sport was concluded or sot, leaving the care of
his peat in fill Ant whipper•in, who freluestly mode au
Massy calls of his 'dad, etre a good run, that he was ineeps.
ble of informing hie master of the arts of she day. Rettig
oae MINOS liner tiara usual, Mr. Leehe seat fbr him, and
Lollop him beep drunk, told him he might go about his hie-
and Ita would get soother whipper-io. Yesy well,
Sir," said Sail, "and if you were to get a tend hanteasan at
the same time, it would Be quite as well fur the hounds."
Mr. Leese, it oat of' infinite humour, was so pleased with
• It* asseaant dello reply, that flows continued in his place.

COMPORT Fun LOV NRS.

THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT.

The Chester Chromick coutnins a letter addressed
to it by William Harwood Folhott. Esq. of that
city, or which the following is an extract :
"s It certainty was my wish and intention to soliejt the la.
habitants of this city to gigs • Requisition to the Right
Worshipful the Myer, to call • Public Meeting to petition
his Majesty to safer the Parliament now mt. Awed to
November tiles so meet fur about a week, fur the express
purpose of repealing this abominable Act • but as 1 ant this
day informed, by the Right Rev. the Card Bishop of the
Diocese, that the person wbo inirodured the Bill I allude to
wield hoosodioto/y, upon the meeting of Parliament, inoVe
for its repeal, I relinquish my project."
London, England, 1822-10-25

BYRES l• ROBBERY.

About six o'clock an Wednesday evening, as Mr. and Mrs.
Payne, of Tbeobald's-road, were walking up the Kiwi's.
road, on their way home from Gray's Ina-lase, ire or six
young fellows, who appeared to be nt play with eac► other at
the corner of Jobo-alreet, ran spinal thesis, and threw both
down. Mr. Payne was instantly robbed of his watch, and
Mrs. Payne of her reticule, which contained 18s. in silver,
an old crown piece, a silver thimble, a fruit knife. • pocket-
handkerchief, and some other trifling article,. Before they
had aufacieutly recovered from their surprise to disc
tbe.r lass the ruffians had efllcied their escape.