The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-12 00:00:00

PRICE OF AVGAR.

The average price of Brow• or M decoyed, Saw, errav
posed from the Iteterms mole in the week' todiog t►e 7th
day of August, Nit, la 4f14. 101.1. per hundred weight, re-
clusive eV the dative of emotions paid oe papbte theorem on
the iimporlat too thereof tato Great Britaia.

PRICES OF CORN.

Weekly Retorts of the Averse* Price of British Corn,
Wincherte► Illeesere, as received from the lospectors in
the respeetive Maritime Cities sad Tuou• to Lashio' sad
Wales, hoot whirls the Yriees that govern Importation
are caktilated.—Amyast 3. lett.

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HRIIiTINGII or CRRIM'ORM AT THR COURT
OF COMMISSIO.V ERN (P ttANICRUPTS,
TO 11011,110 M.
••••■■ • M. 11.
H. R. Abbott, Tkroogoloortno-olre.t, otorio-lorokto 3
T. Atwood, late of Stellim Miaow, deakr
WIDENIA
C. Couplaod, of Lee& ; it. and F. Cooplood, of Hoos•
let; aad IS. Coopland, of Salford, opirio-otercloaat ... 10
CENTIFICATRIt.
James °Whom, now or late of buockport, amity. moo-
selo.lroivotoorr.—J. Botroo, of Liverpool, dooler.—Froolcio
Walker, of Ripon. Took, loooey-ocrivomoor.—G. Morro, of
the Commercial Salo•mrom, Minaleirtem. L. *vim.
mertbami...-E. Mathews. of Callete.bill, Upper Timer
Arm Loader,' intrebanl,

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for t.. purpose of taking equal , die sum,
le passim the side of a hill his fool slipped, which caused
him to seise hold of a large 1./atrium' of nick, bus it wafer-
*udely gave way, and preeipisased bosh it and him to the
bottoms. His right thigh was drradfolly fractured, avid the
ask* greatly 'reeled and contused. On the Ist of April
the ships erjoieed commay, and suckered at Tarafal Bey,
St. Amon*.' tailed she 3d, arrived at and sailed free' St.
Jagu on the Sth, crossed the Equator ea the Ifiths ie long.
20 west. Oa the 2301, saw Marlin Vas Reeks • se Mr lath
sailed by, sad made • reaming y Tumbled: On she
td of May arrived at Rio • foetid lithely there the Amen,
Capt. Preece's. On the 11th inst. arrived Cootatedeee Sir T.
Hardy, is the Creole, from Uses and Valparaiee, 43 days from
the latter place, with freight oa heard, about 1100,680 dollars.
The Conway, 24,, Captain Basil Hall, bed sailed fur
Guyamil, Paean*, Amputee, and SC Blas, Mersin by
the Gallapagus Isles cis the Equator, where bee weenie
Cumatander Memel: miming Knees predate*, sod the
waking oilier obaeviatioms cossetted with enema sad me-
tiral avremeasy. After this be will 541001 at Liesomml Yelps.
raise, lake ow board say freight that may offer, and premed
to. Rio, where be is expected by the end of Jody. The
Alacrity, 10, Copts* Pecker, anise, wee at Lima I the
Done (riper, Capone T. Graham, so her way to relieve the
Blossom, at Valparaiso, which ship will am proored to
Romeo Ayres, to lay as prord-olaip. Cement White, of the.
Creole, lavalided at Valparaiso: 8... Cape. F. fipmeee, of
the Alacrity, pt his vacancy, mid Lieutenant Perla,
of the Conde', was appointed to embassied lie ity.—•
Lieu". ilirDonald, of the Alacrity, is appointed Liming**
of the Camay;. mid Mr. James AIIALTMIII4 of the Creole; if
appointed Litotes** of she Alacrity; Liam. Beecher, Fief.
Liesilemaat, se commed the Creole, pre Horn* ; Mr. M-
ain Ork, aillelahimalta, of the Create,* am a• Flag-Lieu.
teats* • Mr. Dpeals, Secretary's Clerk is the Creole, has
beau Yipoimeed Piro/rot its Beaver. Mee Peel, who till his
eh* •
The asws freak the Pacific Is, that Geishas an pewee,
paprvatiniey current at Lims,from she want of specie; trade
overdoerolie *senor being is the peewee** of the Royalists
On the tub **ant arrived the Andromache, oasis 15th
the Liffey—bosh from Eaglaad; and us the With the Beaver,
from Bombes Ayres. Oa the 13d sailed the Aurora, 48,
Copia* H. Preteen, C.B. to take the conmased (es seawr
Officer) is the Pirtle, The reworks is your Paper (vide
Feb. 18, 1521) ei Lies'. Edwards's pampa, Stied la the
Levee, great as she inventor is there stated to be, barely do
jastice so the invelition. Their amazing power was proved
a few dap Mice en booed that ship, when Commodore Sir
Thomas Hardy and the Carnes of the squadron were pre-
vent. The rspetaa was rigged, eel 24 mien mimed the
bare: ie oneaiaste after she ram begat to heave, the maim-
deck was deluged with water, without the nee being is the
least fagged. All were fully persesded that in • frigate,
perpetual pimping might he kept up, without drpeiviug the
seem of their rest, or abligiag the OE** to smite their
efforts to those of the ere • You may safely "Erin that this
*union is one of • most issettetasit enure to the preserve.
ties of the lives of stamen. Lieut. Cook's lile buoy wee
used with great mean on two mambas" in the Levee, ee
the passage so Rio.
The politics of Brasil seem-so he wraps in great mystery,
sad the memo* are so contradictory, that at is unwire to
repeat on the 'object. One thiag seems certain, that is,
bat she Prises is very popular at Rl* with all his subjects.
He has beta declared Defender sod Protector of Brasil by ,
the Heads of the people. Os the 23d all the Great Dignita.
nee of the Siete waited ea the Prior& is greed processinn,
to petit** him to gran e Cones to Brazil. Hie anew*
was, that if it met she wishes of the other great cities of
Breed, their *mint would be complied with. It seems that
mole agile steam from Lisbon, Met were sot allowed so
Ned, &basked •at Bahia, where a dreadful medict took
place he*** them mad she people. High Mass was tele-
ir aiedd here fir the Ithaelit of their meals lately. If the
Prkbee is eat Attie( a amble pars, the time is fast approach-
ing for the total iadepeueleace of Beset.
P.S—Rio Jewess& Jena 3.—The Liffey sailed on the
Ist Gar the East ladies; the Andromache *a the Id for the
Cape; the Beaver will sail 10.111110,70 W for Esiglaad ; she
Levee sad Barecoista will sail about the 7th or Sib fur the
Cape. With respect to the tepeditima is which these vie-
eels are engaged, we may venture to predirt, from the velem.
tilie characters copied is Is, and the euterpeise,
and perseverauee of its moderator, Captain Owen, that the
must eilid adenosine" will he elstained is amitiral science.
Captain One. is held by all who coon rse with him us
emshemistien subjects, ea possessing the mast extreedieary
powers, limited with the ems' intense application. Linne-
t*** Vidal mud Madge hove bug been enetteed for their
abilities as 'summoners sad yuet. A selmioner„ for.
wierly an American stansa-vessel, se he called the Creek-
bore, 1•111 sail with them, and will no doubt prove of rues.
tint *niers@ she y.
The Member, foe Deputies to the Cortes are rho.co. It
would seem (rem this, that the femur sabjecttuu of this to
the mother cuostry will be merely nominal.
The Beaver is ordered to mkt, fur a foreign station—it is
supposed, to rehire to the South Ames its. staliou—( Hoop
eAire Telerropk.)

Advice, from Mexico, dated the latter end of
Ju,.e, mention. that two battalions of Trigarantes
brought about the rerolution in favour of ITU Rai D E,
is consequenc•. of which tie was named Emperor of
Witco, by a plurality of votes in the Congress,
although it was uoiversully believed that many De-
puties were overawed, and voted Loth against their
wishes and their coma:knees. Many of the enlightened
and independent men had left the capital from mu-
tires of disapprobation. It was indeed thought that
so extrmoidinary and abrupt a measure would not
tie agreeable to the provinces, that anarchy might
be the result; and 'Tullman himself began to feel
the precarious situation w which lie was placed, in
consequence of which he issued the following put

" Mexteaso!—t addrras salmi( to y nu is the awry dia-
meter et • eitiars, dessruut demist order sad trammillity
reerried, sad at the lame lime mixitios to promote your

The two columns in pursuit of Qomlode having
trave•sed the valises of F.atiagir, Ramat, &e., and
baying proceeded on the 18th as far um Remora Valle.,
at length pursued them so close that gonads, with
$OO men, appeared on an eminence to the right. and
Juaiinito, wish 300, to the left. but seeing that they
were going to be charged with the bayonet at both
point., they abandoned their positions, sod instead
of a general action, as wits expected, there was only
some skirmishing. They lost twenty killed and
sixty wounded, besides a great massy who were dis-
persed, and threw away their arm.. Ou► columns
had one killed and never wounded. We rescued
four soldiers who had been taken prisoner., and
took two of the rebels, our of whom IS the obsivitait
of (lie unlur►unate Lersoda de Tuba I. The tic.
tll,lll retreat toward. Engrie, and are warmly
pursued.

MADRID. JULY 42(i.

The Constitutional A teguutneateuto of BUM" i
has uildresiecl a tepresentut t to has ht.iitil),
which the 1011018111 K ear extracts :
" SIRE —When the aitiorlard of rebellion wave. in
every coruer of the province of Catalonia—when the ~,,,, -
meats are overthrown and destroyed, which. omen is hi ei
durable as they see pereiooe--wbrn the sacred MANS of God
awl of the Monarch are employed in support religimia fana-
ticism, and authorise atrocities sad mottiers, the Monari-
pithy of Barcelona may be permitted to lemma, the tail of
its country, and to implore a speedy sad efficacious remedy
for ou noisy evils. Never did the danger appear so netioui as,.
at this time; bin to the homier of the trot friends of liberty,
it may be aid that they sever were more espahte than they
now feel themselves of those bold soil sublime efforts which
couititute heroes, and are the saliratiosi of States..
t. Malevotrace, Site, goes so far as to peon not your Ma-
jesty at the inipporter ue protector or the aedittiota force
which has latterly filled all the osoisarchy wish grief and ap-
prehension. The Monieipality of this city is fill of italic-
lion at this idea, and eansiot hot desire that your Majesty
would disprove those injorioua reports, by speaking to the
ashen with IM eseegy of a coostitotiowal Kiug, ad thus
strengthen more sad more the constaney of time Abu
doubted the sacrednete of your royal word, sad dispel the