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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-17

THE QUEEN.

The Earl of DARNLEY said, he lirld his hand the
Petition of several Clergyman of the Church of Englaud,
prdying that her Majesty's name might Le restored to the
Liturgy, but as a Right Rev. Prelate (the Archbishop of
Canterbury) was absent, he would not alien ;Hermit it ; but if
the Right Rev. Prelate was present on Monday he would
present ir, and move that it should be read, and laid out the
table.

The Cochineal Bill, t►e Glass Duties Pill, and the Silk
Manufactures Bill, were read ase I time.
Mr. Broaden, and several other Memheis of the House of
Commons, brought up • message that that House had given
liberty to John (Batisto•e, Lay and James Drummond, Esig
two of its Members, to attend the Select Comoottee of their
Loidships un Foreign Trade to gore e‘idriice. They Wall
brought up the Flax Duties Bull, which was read a Ana time.
Ou the inulion of the Earl of SIR FTESBUILV their
Lordships thee adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1821-01-25

POLICE.

BOW • 111111 WIT

A number of coffee-shops were •iaited onTnesdayisight
and early un Wednesday morning, Air such saspicions cha-
racters as frepteut those ',Nees at unseasonable hours, mid
Gum whence they issue and commit the most daring rob-
beries. About thirty persons of both sexes, who had hers,
apprehended at coffee-sliops, were yesterday bronelst to fore
Ile Magistrates Some of them were ordered to fiud bail,
Bad the others lilserated on their owa recognisance►.

A Gentleman's coachman was charged with assaulting
Godfrey, the coustable, near Covcut.garden theatre, while i•
the execat. of Ma duty, by flogging him. It appeared
from the evidence that the officers' ita Ward to remove the
carriage, which was so situated as to prevent other
gentlemen's carriages from approaching the Theatre, and
whilst so doing the assault took place. 'The rimehmali
was obliged to make a public apology, which was accepted
by the officer, and the charge was withdrawn.

A black man, known by the name of William, Comedy
In We employ of Major Csilegraiin was charged with an
intent to rob and motile,. th Major.—.A moo, of the name
of Joseph Cox, di pored, thrt the Prisoner had confessed
to hum his diabolical purpose; this wa■ drumd by the
Prisoner.—Tbe Major bet..sing the ammo wren by
to*, swork he went in fear of his life, and the Prisoner was
therefore ordered to find bail.
London, England, 1821-01-25

,v . „.
dewy to the armisteik *hoe *Nimrod, .t d.
attorney, ha hi* erg Ms szkant feta whim
perseverancethrd•gli the' late it *Sways
bpplaiiiled, yet he most I* pertained• to dOitht
' whether they had 'ties! pacitheFbeil of
'Once as in the'r.,citidoet of efeF:
tostd fliulla#7 ss4d.he'ooty wished to address one
.14 .the. Boa. Alderman. He had in his lift
Ipeech that reeving charged her Wiest, with hiaribig•
speed language for which any iilhte pinion would Kaye
berg made, amcusbie to the lest ; hot irbin' kilted
'lll/911 04P,iiialtica the paseasee, be w. apelike io do
10.—(Cries of " No, so.")—" Then I call tape*
the Hon. Alderman to state the powers:" '• ' • •
• Mr. Alderman HITGAIII slide fee/ words, which
*ere not heard in the 'pillory.
Lord NUGENT mid, if the Hon. Alderman could
not state the passages, his smack on her Majesty
assented of annisuly barbarity. Considering the
loonieloats 1418411.0 is which her Moires, had been
placed. it was rather too much to visit her with tiny.
*verity of censure for incautious languor; it was'
too like 'the conduct of Spanish inquisitors. who
placed their Victim on the rack, and from his
skechks there eictracted matter of accusation.
Such conduct was not wetly—it was not English:
He could not but agree with the Htininaruble
Alettrdrany that some peerages in the answer. to
addresses did not reflect any credit on the taste or
education of the composer ; but the censure due to
that voaished into air when compared with some
*sheen which his Majesty had been advised 10
give...6lle alluded more particularly to a recent in.;
stance. the answer of his Mujest/ to the Address
from the metropolis. which reflected the utmost
disgrace on his advisers. and woo far more likely
to be productive of mischief than any incautious
expressions in her Majest?, answers to addressee.
The Petition was then brought up. laid on the
table, and ordered to he printed.
London, England, 1821-01-25

CORN RsirCHANOR, J4Ku44.v 24.

We had ■n additional supply of Wheat from Suffolk this
morning, besides a huge quantity that remained over from
Monday, and having but little demand for it the sales weir
very heavy, and only the finest quality could be disposed of,
fur which Monday's prices were obtained. The arrivals of
Harley bore been large since Monday from Suffolk and Nur.
folk, yet a few prime samples obtained that day's prices, bat
the inferior descriptions were offered at an abatement of
Is. per quarter, without being able to effect sales at that
decline. In Beans, Pease, and Oats, there is no alteralies
in prices, bat the sale of earl, was extremely heavy.

COAL MARKET, Jo!maim 24.
Sips it ?dirket. Skips told. Price.
78 Newesstk
244 Sunderland .... 17i Su Od. to 41s. id.
2 Coulcrs

A IRA Ei's.

[Peps Me " Lando* 3krcontile Prioe Curren!" of
7 swedes', January 23.]

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
.—There have beep Iwo public salassince oar last,
awe op Thursday, consisting of Jamaica. principally citifies, y
and Silage, Weill al the 1;i: nirr rale.; the other, au Friday,
consisted of Jansaica and Dutch, the latter of good middling
quality, the whole went uff steadily at • small advance imp
prices ; there has been a fair demand privately, ■nd M. Dm
mtngu has hears sum in our itnasuce at Ina. per cwt. but
there were no more uffers of that price.
The stock of W. I. Cutler is now 2,1'00 tuns, being 500
less than at this time last year, ',statist priers lOC par c.t.
Inver.

SUGAR —Steady btosiness hu bren dom. in British 111.03.
dun, chitliy is brown and middling qualifier by Ilse stet n...
and
ported.

FOREIGN SUGAR.--372 hoses of Havannah were brought
to pahloc •nrowns VII F. u.lay, bnt only a few loss of )ellow
were sold at 31a ; the white was hought in at 525. to 56..
pe► ea 1.; above half the sale consisted of rl.nnared.
The mock of H. P. tingar Is nue 9,170 casks more than
al this time last year ; present pieta 1.. per cwt. Itiewr,
per Ga:elle arrow.
Ittivts have been in very limited request, tart prices are an-
d.

The present stock of Runt is 18.58 W puncheons, uuJ price
of pioufs 2s, per pints. &tick last year same date, 19,000
puilehrons. anJ prier of proofs 2s. .I. per csllnn.
Piinasiso has born gold at a reduction of about J. per !b.
London, England, 1821-01-25

THITA MN-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Jan. 25,
will he performed the Moira' Drams of
ROB ROY MACGREGOR.
Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Egerton ; Rasbleigh Osbaldi-
striae. Mr. Abbott; Francis Osbaldistoise. Mr. Ostrow ;
Rub Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macready ; Duutsl, Mr.
Emery; BRIM! Nicol Jamie, Mr. Liston. Diana Vernon,
Muss %Oros; Jane Mac-alpine, Mrs. Connor Helen Mac-
gregor, Mrs. Fewest.
After which, 27th time, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime,
called
HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON;
Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD.
Friar Baron, Mr. Comer; Yanderniast (afterwards Pants-
IOW.), Mr Barnes; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover),
Yonne Grimaldi; Yonne Morley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr.
War; Melisseits (afterwarrla Columbine), Miss E. Monett )
Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi.
Doors to be opened at Halt past Six o'Clock—the Play to
begin at Seven.
Pisces fur the Boar. to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box•011ice. Hart-street, from Ten till Four.
A Private Box may be heti for the Season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon. at the Box-Office.
The wew Tragedy of Miranda's will be repeater{ To-mor-
row and Monday.
The new Gland and Comic Pantomime will be repeated
every Evening. •
Ow Saturday, the Musical Drama of The Slave.

This day are published, in Sm. prier W.
OBSERVATIONS oes Mlt. BROUGI-IA
BILL for better providing the Mesas of Education
for his Majesty's Subjects ; *hewing its inadequacy to the
eud proposed, and the danger which will arise from it to the
cause of Religious Liberty.
London : Published by Baldwin, Cradorb, and Joy, Pater-
; said John pad Arthur Arch, Coraldll.
London, England, 1821-01-25

PETITIONS.

Sir WM. LEMON presented a Petition from the
Inhabitants of the Borough of Truro, in the county
of Cornwall, praying that the Rouse would adopt
such Measures as it should deem proper for pra.
curing the insertion of her Majesty'. name in the
Liturgy, and the restoration of her Majesty to all
her right■ and privileges ; and that it would
iusti-
tttte a strict inquiry into the conduct of Ministers,
in the late proceedings against her Majesty.
Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed.
Mr. TINTS rose to present a Petition from the
Inhabitants of the Borough of Bridgwater, pray-
ing for an investigation into the late cons`►iracy
against her Majesty. That Petition, he said. ex-
pressed the opinion of those who had signed it, that
her Majesty was entirely innocent. For his ow„
part his mind was not influenced in supporting the
prayer of Mill Petition by any opinion of her Ma.
jesty's guilt or innocence. But he thought the
charges against her Majesty were vogue and lode.
finite, and put in a manner entirely unknown
to the laws and entiatitiation of the country.
The proceedings too were of a moat unconstitu•
Ilona' nature, and her Majesty kid not been af-
forded those mean* of exculpation and defence
which would have been afforded to any other Mill.
vidual under similar circumstance.. The measure
was one of the most dangerous and alsrming ten-
dency ; for if the Bill of Pains and Penalties
against the Queen could have been 'harried through
both Houses of Parliament, no tole could say how
soon, no man could tell how often, other measure•
of a like nature might be 'waited, other modes of
preferring charges'. might he adopted, and other
forms of trial he devised to insure conviction. That
(louse had adopted ■ Resolution declaring its opi.
nion, that the prosecution against the Qaeesi would
prove " derogatory from the dignity of the Crown,
■nil injurious to the heat interests of the empire."
and had therefore interposed its endeavours to pre-
vent the proceedings against her Majesty ; but those
endeavours had been tiled in vain; but it was not
London, England, 1821-09-19

ROBERTS V. ROBERTS.

This was u ca►e of assault. The Plaintiff, au
elderly men and a shoemaker, while walktuk to.
wards Oswestry, was overtaken by the Defendant,
an innkeeper, on horseback, who asked h►rn to pity
some rent which he owed Min. Plaintiff said he
would, if Defendant would make him some com-
pensation for injury dour by the trespassing of his
Oka. Defendant then struck him with his stick ;
Plaintiff endeavoured to ward the blow with his
stick, on which Defendant jumped off his horse,

..

. i knotked do-ro The plaintiff, mud bet hint about
the face while on the ground. Verdict fur Maio-
tiff—Dumps 405..

LOWE e. ADULT.
This was an action to recover the surnje 96/. sr.
from the Defendant, being the wive When lots t 4
sheep sold to him by the Plaintiff, who is an auc-
tioneer at Cleobury.. It appeared the tie
was selling the stock of a Mr. Manikfrof lloptoo
Waters. On the. day of the sale. the Rev. Mr,
Wakot, of Hoptnio, agreed with' Mr. Mantle, for
the purchase of his sheep, for 781. and it was
agreed that the Defendant,. Mr. Adney, alionld
go and buy in the sheep, Mr. Mantle saying it
would not be couvenient to stop the sale of ther4l
by auction. The Defendant did so, and they weije
knocked down to him at 961. 6s. 61 After the sail
Mr. Lowe was apprised of the previous serrtment,
but he claimed the sum actually bid at tbe talc, tot
which Mr. Mantle refused to take the mime), 78.4
originally agreed on. The Plaintiff, therefitre,
brought this action to recover from the Defendant
the sum which hr bad publicly hid for the sheep
at the auction.—Verdict for the Defendant.
London, England, 1821-09-19

FISH AND SEED OILS.

Tim Cove, of Newcastle, has arrived from Davis's Straits
with IMO tors of Oil, and though ►he is said not to give good
accounts generally, yet her success is takes as a favourable
oases of the success of that Fishery; some vales were made
at W. 12s. asked, bat it would now be difficult to sell at
131. Bowe moist be considered nominal at present. Seed
Oils are higher in price, and Waited Oil is looking up, tbo
Seed bring full 60. per quarter d than this day week.
Fstotc.—Denia sad Tai I key Raising have been to mini,
glerable demoted for exportation, but without producing any
alteration in tie prices.
in 800 mt —Tim demand fur low lumps has been
limited, aud although parchases might be mule la. per cwt.
under our last quotation very little balminess has been dune;
the prices of the boner descriptions are supported in coupe-
quince of the demand for home consumption.
London, England, 1821-09-19

THURSDAY.

King's Plate for 3-yr olds, est. each. Two miles.
Mr. Watt's Young Bandon 1
Mr. Haridcocl's Meteor 2
Mr. Prendergast's Patch 3
Nine others out placed.
Third Claw of the Peel Stakes, for 2 yr olds ; rolls, est. 31b.1
fillies, B.t. Two year old Course.
Mr. Prendergast's f. Rainbow
Lord Sligo's f. The Trout . 9
Mr. Daly'. f. by Bob Booty 3
Mr. Gore's sister to Oaksiick 4
Second Class of the Peel Stakes, for 2-year olds.
Lord Sligo's b. f by Peoilence.
Mr. Daly's c. by Bob Booty
Hunters' Stakes, 50gs. h. ft.; three miles; 11.1. each
Mr. Berne's Boliadil
Mr. Mausfield's Buffer
London, England, 1821-09-19

The KINGS Mod Excellent Majesty in Council.
A new Great Seal for this United Kingdom of Great Rri.
*sin and Ireland kering been prepared by his Majesty's Chief
Engraver of veal*, is pursuance of • warrant to him fur that
purpose, under his Majesty's royal signature; sod the same
herring been this day presented .to his Majesty, sod the old
Great Seal being delivered up in his Marsiy by the Right
Non. John Earl of Eldon, Lord High Chaueeltor of Great
Britain, the same was defaced in his Majesty's pmr-uce • and
his Majesty was thereupon lammed in deliver to his Lord.
ship the said new Seal, and to direct that the same shall he
made use of for sealing all things whatever which pass the
Great Seal. C. C. GREVILLE.

War Office, Sepitvieer 17, 1821.
M IMORMI DUAL

The King ham been pleased to remove filmjni.(lritrrai Sir
Ruberi ThousAs Wilson from hu 81iijesiy"s
Consweission in Ike Yeomanry Cavalry,
:wood by Ms Lord Lieulemont of Mr Corot, ui Dum-
b*. ion.
George Seen, Gent. lo be Surgeon—timed October 23,1820.

BANKRUPTCIES F.N I.A
Jobe Crackle'', jun. of EolieW former,
London, England, 1821-09-19

MECL.4NCIIOLY ACCIDENT.

It has seldom devolved upon us in narrate a more distress-
jab occurrence than the following, by which an affectionate
ail widowed mother is deprived of her only child, and
plunged into a state of grief which may, perhaps, be conceiv-
ed, but which it in impossible fur us to deic i!.e. About
three o'clock on Thursday afternoon a little boy at Whaddon,
near this city, observing a horse struggling on his back in a
ditch on the road ode, immediately tan home, about half •
mile distant, to call his fstber. On the latter reaching the
phice he found the animal standing quietly iu a brook near
the spot. The 11111111, conjecturing that an accident must
have happened, searched around, and soon discovered in the
ditch, quite dead, and completely immersed in the mud nod
water, the body of the unfortunate rider, Win. King, F.sq.
son of the late Counsellor King, of this city. This much-
lamented young gentleman, who was 22 years of age, bad
been out for • ride, sod it. is supposed that his horse, which
was very apiiited, had reared up and fallea backwards upon
him in the ditch, in which situation the struggles of the
animal to extricate himself only precipitated the melancholy
i rite of his rider, who moat have been iusta•tly sulfocated by
the mod and water with which lie was covered. It appear-
! ell that the horse had, by great exertions, contrived to
1 move upon Isis hack ■nd sides, as much as fifteen yards
from the spot, before he was enabled to recover his legs.
An Inquest was held on the body on Friday, when a ver-
: ilict of Accidental Death was returned. Mr. K. was a mem-
, her of Queen's College, Oxford, and his shining abilities
promised fair to resider him an ornament to that variety
which is now des sued to deplore his losa.--(Gfosicatter
Journal.)

On Thursday evening, between eight and nine,
THOMAS FITZGERALD, of Cork, Esq. surgeon,
tell into the rive► at the Parade, and was drowned.
Verdict, Accidental Death.—(Waterford Mirror.)

• L3lllPftmagillW, -•••••106•=s
Nor, ____

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London, England, 1821-09-19

SHREIFSBUitY ASSIZES.

William Symonds, for stealing • horse, the pro-
perty of Mr. Sheppard, of Horton-bane. The Pro-
secutor deposed to losing hi. horse front out or his
stable oil the night of the 54th, or mo gor the
15th or December last. Ili comerpience of infor-
mation which lie had received, he went to Oxford
about the 901 h of February following, and found
hit horse is the possession of a Mr. Pratt, horse-
dealer of that place.

Richard Pratt was called, and deposed to pur-
chasing it from the Prisoner's father.
John Symonds, horse-dealer, father of the Pri-
soner, swore, that the horse he sold to Mr. Pratt,
he had front hid son some weeks before. When his
►cu brought it to h's house the horse w.is in bad
condition, very lihme, and back much rubbed.
Prisoner in his defence said, he received the horse
from a person named George Ward, who owed him
money.
The following witnesses were called fur the
Prisoner

It. Jat vis, keeper of the Jolly Farmer, at Wood-
stock, deposed, that on Monday, the 18th December.
Prisoner was at his hoots, with Ward, • horse
de.ler. Prieoner asked Ward for some money
which he owed him; Ward said he bad . Pri-
soner said he would take means to make him psy
it. Ward replied that he had a horse lame in his
stable, which he might take home, and see if it
got sound, and settle n ith him when he saw him
again. Prisoner then took away the horse, but
left the bridle and saddle. which Ward took away.
Saw the same horse afterwards with Mr. Sheppard.
Itieisard Turner, farmer, next witness, de-
pertedlo the Prisoner purchasing some pigs for biro
on Monday, the I Ith of December, and contitio-
ing in his company till • late hour that er tt g.—
He had known Prisoner seven years, and gave him
a good character.
Samuel Lee. fellmonger, Witney, deposed to
Prisoner purchasing a sack of potatoes from him
on the 13th of December last, and to his returning
the next dry to pay for them. Witness spent the
evening in his company.
These witnesses having thus traced the Prisoner
until the day before the horse was stolen, a verdict
of hot Guilty was given.
London, England, 1821-12-31

ALP:* ILIIC7IO#.

• . • ""-=—"1"--77-• sew rive ..! .7,11
LYRA,
se,
_, Bit W. B. Folkes has addressed a letter sal 111111
aOr Lynn, stating, that he has urn with surprise and NMsI
whist the leading Gentlemen in the Onripsgh have gime IWO
thapport to • member of the Portland Family, nail that pee.°
ed as he is by the melancholy circumstances in which her
placed, from pessonally cauvassiog hi finds, he has'.
"mason to conclude that on the prmimiagamimakhe slueaMi
involve the town is oarless dissentious Immaigaggaahm,pgali!
against such powerful opposition: bat pliOseihipmmiltio!
stand a coaled whenever au opportunity mug siviiitt WAIN;
smallest hope of soccer* can he entertained.
The worthy Baronet concludes kis letter by saying "ie
in the situation of.an independent country Gmsalmmais ra.i
aiding in your immediate neighbourhood, I artpftribois•
arty thing to the advantage of the town of Logeo,,dwo *ow !
est gratitude for the favours conferred upon we we behrogi
father fur • period of tbirty.one years, will mmlimmta tit km/
pay my best attention to your wishes "
On Mondry last the Marquis of Titehlield atteonled inyi
Lord William Bentinek soil several members of oar C 40.110. :
ration, seed the Burgesses of this town. I
To-morrow evening, if the weather prove fine,
between four rod six o'clock, ass interesting con-
' junction of Saturn, Jupiter, mid the Moat, may be
been without the aid of a glass.
The paragraph, renouncing the appointment of
Mr. 0 Y WOKS to a birth in the Liffey Irigate, is cat-
indicted. Mr. D. has left the service some years,
and is at present at his lather's seat, Scrivelsby
Hall. .
Advoistuges of Early Riving.—The difference
between ' g every morning ut six, uud at eight,
in the souse of forty years, supposing a man to go
to bed at the same time he otherwise would,
amounts to twenty-nine thousand hours, or thret
years, one hundred and twenty days, and. sin-.
teen hours; so that that is the same as if ten years
of life (a weighty consideration) were added, in
which we could command eight hours every day.
for the cultivation of our 'Mods, or thee dispatch of
business.
“ Rise, light thy candle, see thy task begun •
Ere redirming streaks proclaim the distant sum*" 'A I.
A very respectuble commercial travelkie,,,,4oo
whom we conversed yesterday, assures us that the
mule ufacturers is the northern counties never were
in such full employ as at this time. They have 4
quick acid excellent trade with Honablargh, by
means of strum-packett,—frequently belling their
goods and receiving remittances fur them in ,tile
iu the short space of 14 days.—(Sloolfird Mercury,
London, England, 1821-10-03

j AND J. sivEwiticirr ugiin return
V • their thanks for the great Patronage &eon by the
Public to their Contract jest concluded, in which they had
the good Fortune to Share and Sell

Nu.-4,421 Nile of 115,000 No. 9,182 Prize of 12,400
21,000 12.730 2 490
1,449_ 4,000 19,023 2 lOO
Many of 4100/. &e.—And in the former Lawry all the
Prizes of 20,1)001.! They made the Capitals in last Con-
tract Prises of Consuls, whereby they were able to increase
them utieothird in Number, s•d also to pay the &whiner
Holders a Piofit of • sad 5 per Cent. on them more than
had been allowed to Government, • rim hairier takes place
to that extent which appearaates happily enabled them to
anticipate.
J. and JI SIVEWRIGHT recommend she merits of the
present Scheme, roiatainine Three Priam of3o,oooL—Three
Puns of .5,0001. and 6,711 other Prises, All Money—
not Two Blanks to a Prise. to commence Drawing 30th
of THIS MONTH, Tickets and Shares fur which are
sellini; at their 01,1 Officer, 37, Curuhill; 11, Hallam ; 38,
Haymarket, and by their Agents.
London, England, 1821-10-03

THIS MONTH.

HAZARD and Co. the Contractor, remind
the Public that the Drawing of the present MONEY
LOTTERY will !OM/tittle! es the MIA of THIS MONTH.
They have the wiliest *mere in sakaowleigiog the re.
pealed itstitanuies of Approbation bestowed Da Iliefeheme,
which combines all the points that the Public have m Meg
called fur.

There are THREE OF Z 30,000 !! I—THIRTY OTHER
CAPITAIA—AII Sterling Money—Not Two Dimas to a
Prise—No Classes—And nu Mork Prises.

HAZARD and Co. have alasi; had the pirairre of
Selling ALL the 30,000 f. PRIZES in One Lottery, mod hope
to repeat their good Furtone it she present Lottery. They
Shared and Sold in the Last Lottery, No. 15,701, s 11,0001 !
and 6,051,1115,0001.! at their old and very fortunate Olken,
03, Royal Exchange; 18, Conduit ; sad 314, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1821-09-26

PRICE OF BREAD
The highest price of the best Marotta Bread throughout
the metropolis, is stated by the principal Raters to be
Tiee/ve•penee Halfpenny the Quarter. Loaf, of 41b. Soy.
sad a half.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE,
Amsterdam, C.F. 12 16
Ditto at Sight l4 13
Rotteritim 12 17
Antwerp l2 1
Hansbargh 3B 1 '
Altos* 3B 2
Paris 3 day's date 28
Ditto 2B
%ordeal's
Frankfort on the
Maine 157
Petersburg's, p. rbl. 8! 3 Us.
Vienna . .60. 10 33
Trieste
Madrid
Cadis
Bilboa 35
Barcelona 34
Seville
Gibraltar 3Ol
London, England, 1821-09-26

THE TWO GREGORIES ; er, Where did
the Money come from ? Pries Is.
By THOMAS, DI B DIN,
as performed at the Surrey Theatre, with unholowled up.
plover, jest puldiehed at ;MACH'S PUBLIC LIBRARY,
milatdalsed 38 years, containing upwards of Twenty Then-
and Volumes and Plays, Nu. 5, Russell.coort, opposite
Drury-lane Theatre; eossimine of as extensive asaoriiseet of
new Publications, Nevada Horsisoces, Histories, Voyager;
Travels, &e. and a larger assortment of Plays and Dramatic
Works than at any other Library in London. The following
Nagashima Review/a, &e. to he had at this Library:—La
Belle Assembler, Eilisitiergh Review, New Edinburgh Re-
view, Spurting Motmairte; iota Monthly. Quarterly Review,
Blackivood's Mkgasine, -Lamina Magazine, New Monatly
Magazine, liritiah Stage, European Nasalise, Ise. &r.
Ail the new and moo comehir publications as soon ao pub.
lirlsed.—Subserinlionr,‘,lom. 64. a quarter.
414,* Jiast publisheilp • 'NH-length portrait and striking
likeness of IlLidasne Virgins as Don Giovanoi, priest Is.
•I• , 7.
London, England, 1821-09-26

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.
GEll7Ltlirw,
Athe D..y or Election for tier Office of LORD
MAYOR for the Year ensuing is near at head, permit
me, is conformity with my pledge last 'ear, to request the
honour of your support, as one of the two Magi airs to
he
returned, according to the social. image, to the Court of
Atdrtoun, for their choice.
I have already briefly staled the reamer by which I felt
myself justified in dectimiag last year to re quest your suf.
Imager, or to stand is the way of any other Candidate ; at
she same time 1 vim preparedl to serve, at whatever iftrunve-
silence, if rehires' et the Common Hall; and I pledged my-
▪ If to comae forward in the present year, which I conceived
to be that of my rotation, and to which I had iurariably
hauled.
I will only add, that is whatever way this question, for
which 1 uudeestand there is no precedent, shall be decided
by the Liter', it will be perfectly sansfactiny to nit. I Lad
every thing like personal hostility will be avoided, as I stand
sen distinct and isdepeadeut grounds, and it is not my holes.
Mon eves to suggest to any Liveryman the disposal of his
mimed vote. Havisig come forward its conformity with She
wistinf many 'carried farads, both in and out of the Cor-
poration, sad having redeemed the pledge I gave last year,
tier trawls, lie it what it may, will um create is my mind as
onfricuilly feeling tueards any Wee, nor inane 4444 to myself
ray personal disappuiutmeut.—Requesting the honour of
your attendance sod Heliport or the dry of electiou, the 29eh
meteor. I remain, Gentlemen,

Your faiibtel humble Servant
%1 M. HEYGATL
ebathamplace„ September 24, 1821.
London, England, 1821-09-26

NA RK
•

[Pawn Ile Load's Ma;;Wlle Plies Clerrent,"
Tried asp/ember qr in' J

WERT INDIA AND SPANISH lit eltiter*ML
m Coa.—There has been so On'e t he the deloawd
rime our last ; the public sales have ampsest 'pithead spirit at
about our last "Mafiosos, and slaserAoll the Plantstioa was
sold; some parcels of Rue °Misery. stud ssiddliog Dominica
were sold at a reduction of about Is. per curt. this descrip.
tioa appears at present to rate lower in proportion to oiLer
sorts than usual. The Foreign brooglo to onetime consisted
of St. Domino and 114 all, the former has been chiefly
taken is, sad the latter has beers sold at 103 s. foe ordioary
to 107 s. for pod ordinary with some colour.
The stock of Coffee is now b,1172 lons, being 2,300 more
this. at this time last year, present priers 23i. per cwt. lower.
B P.EUO6lll.—The sales have been ley. extessive during
the last week, partly owing to the supply consisting mostly
of low qualities which are in limited request.
Footling &MAL—White Havaausth sal Brasil have heeu
more inquired for, but the holders dechue selling at the
prices offered.
The Stuck of B. P. Sugar Is now 4,760 casks more thus at
this lime last year; penal prices 4e. per cwt. lower per
&melte average.
The Rum market has bees steady at the full prices of last
week.
The Stock of Rum is now 32,784 poncheons, and price of
proof Leeward Is. bd. per gallon.
Stuck same time last year 19,230 puncheoas, and pries of
proofs 2s. Id. per gallon.
l'ingwro is rather heavy of sale.
London, England, 1821-09-26

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

Corron.—Theres has beer more dispoiltioo to parches,
•lace our last at the Isle current priers, notwithstaading the
quantity to be broalbt to auction by the East ladle Com-
pany has been considerably naceemsed; the folletriag are
the amounts of each sort declared ; viz. 5,9'75 bales Surat,
9,518 Bengal, 478 Madras, sod 233 Bourbon. The sales
of the week me (slaty paid) 28 bags S•a Wood, good fair
1741.; Ibl Upload, fair 100.; 270 Pernamioscu, fair to
good fair laid. to 131 d.; 0100 Sent, °nimbi, to miJdling
to 7d.; fair to good fair 7141. to 7,1 d. good Sid. • 300
Bengal, middling 6.1. fair to good fair tqd. to 61d.; 10 Ma-
dras, fair 71d. per lb. Total 1,382 bap.
1801130 conlianes in good demand at an advance of 8.1.
per lb. Qs the pekes of the last sale.
London, England, 1821-09-26

had thought ill of his, comAl hove ewiiy Pt so.
other; thiolc, hint petfeetitVlll. forth. ;had
occident

Crimemmissgs.a-Ottima ' 11.os
sulked; tti the brat of hid 'eltlittiti'did
not complain of Ploughboy btfort t to
' the.top of the hill ; was dismissed tbs. in
July, 1821, for being tipsy, but wee replaced in
August; no couch ever upset under witness, but
one at hisymouth, in counting:ice of ,Insing a
wheel; Ploughboy was at the wheel Tor about three
weeks before the accident.
Nicholas Malhall sworn.—is estiployed as coach-
mins by the Dublin Company; -drives the Kil-
kenny day coach ; was employed by Defendant on
this road about three yews ago; kooos Ploaghkost ;
drove him frequently as leader sod as wheeler, be-
tween Waterford sod Kilrugethomos, where there
are hills more steep than Cushcarn ; was a quiet
horse, free from all vice, and very fit, no horse
could be more so; never knew him sulky.
Cross-rzamined.—lf he had found Ploughboy
sulky at the top of a hill, he would have been cau-
tious; never dragged down Cuslicatu Hill, except
sometimes at bottom.
Thomas Lee, sworn,—Was guard on the occa-
sion ; it is the business of the gourd to place the
drag; is 14 years a guard, 6se oil that to .d ; never
dragged there, nor heard of an upset.
Cross-earmined.—When running down the hill,
became alarmed, and got down just at the moment
of the occident.
Verdict for the Defendant, with 6d. costs.

i.essee of Sir William, Ostrom., Parr. sod others against
Reekor.l Alexis Power O'Siree,Arsoid WM:we, Porde* Power,
Owes Bryan, Thomas Cssoweiss, sod lMaHbew Foley. Ver-
dict foe the defesdosie.

The transaction of turf cootie' on the mountains of Bally-
laupdeo and Grallagh which has excited so much public
interest, came on for trial this day. Of the thirty-live persons
takes for the riot, bills of indictment were found against
mime. A very strict and able investigation of all the circus'-
slime's look place sow, but it was protracted to so late as
hour that we find it impossible to give full details. The
Jury returned a verdict of Guilip against Michael Lennatie,
aid John and Terence Ahern, being the only perms, trio
were positively Waddled an bring active in the riot. They
are endeared to six months imprisonment at hard labour.
Michael Crosl.y was tried for the wilful murder of James
Blatt on tbe 18th June at Grettogh.—dcquilied.

•TYI* 111111TNCMI.
William Wallace to be rzecuted uo t►e!Mb October.
Michael Cuouuro, ditto, ditto.

CITY CRIMINAL. COURT.

LIMERICK, SEPTEMBER 15.
TIIII KING AT THE PROSECUTION OF THE BANE
OF IRILANII F. CHRISTOPHER O'CONNOR, EN-
GRAVER. .

often driveo
Aim as . ill.- ; after the sect(
Iris Pe to w.h•fe •ci
tdrlttiNelrae * . At the a
Pon 44104 'sit* 11•36P0,1
eetreeiatgadilkai .
London, England, 1821-09-26

•
This day is published, pie* b. ttti. sewed, Seemed Edition,
corrected to nth August, 1811,
THE EAST INDIA REGISTER AND
DIRECTORY, fur 1811: eoutaloing $ torten List of
lbs Proprietors of East ladia Stock igealifood to vote at Ge.
metal Election.; complete Lists of the Compsay's Servants,
at borne and abroad, Civil, Military, and Maria*, with their
respective Appointniewts, with Indexes to the same, and Laois
.of Cageshies during the last Liles of the Eacopeano,
Mariners, Ite. sot is the Servitor of Ti.,;;be East radio Company
List of private Teasels, licensed by the Company ander Ilito
late Act of Parliament, aad orlilercbant Yesselsomployed
in the Country Trade to India • Ragtolatiaos and Instructions
reopening the appointment of iliritant, Cadets, sod Assistatet-
Serrate ; Rules sad Regulations or the Civil, Unitise', sad
Marine Funds, connected with the Company's Service; with
• variety of awful Inessmatioo.
Compiled, by Permission of the Honourable East ladlit-
Company, from the official Known received elletairdellit
ladle House,
By A. W. MASON, GEO. OWEN, aid G. 0. supopsic
Of the Secretary's Office, East ladle NotosA
Load..: Printed by Cot and Baylis, Great Qatotoutesel ;
sold by Black, Kirgsbury, Parbury, sod Allen,. Leadenhall-
street ; and G. and W. B. Whittoker, Ave Illintit-leme.
London, England, 1821-03-28

lIOLY ALLIANCE -NAPLES.

The order of the day ham% b eu rvail for sum-
moniiig their Lord-hip.,
Lord ELLEN BOROUGH rose, lie said, to move an
Address to his Alajesiy.that he would be graciou►ly
pleased to offer his mediation between A snarl. and
the !Worn Stites. When 11 Noble Nlarquia (Lens-
-110M„) 011 a former light l or a smaller Ad.
dress', lie was of opinion ilia that was not the pro-
per time fur it, but they arrived at the period where
interfereoce would be ton‘! !fordable, which would
put Ihi• country in the !growl .itnation of a media-
tor. lie called on their Lordships to give this
advice in the Throne at the present moment, for
perhaps it was the very period that Austria would
hsien to the result of it for the first time, ■lid it
might be the last time she would have the power
of listening to it. Uniliiiilitedly ntithin4 would be
more unwise than for this Governinint to use any
e spression of its itooltiog trittire torriird, A iittriit
(however lie ibittlit (11)approve of• lie: twit ry), nn NC
CoUot of the !prat services slit. hail 'lone to this coun-
try in 1805, when we were threatened with an inva-
sion by France, by coinpelling the army of Fmace to
wilt the French coat,t ; and elan for her meritorious
conduct iu 1809 and 1813. intention in 'ana-
log die Address was lint 0111 of hostility to Austria,
but out of favour ou lier„ to ultwrd her as opp.lllu-
nity of withdrawing leer army from Naples, acid he
for one was not afraid that such a measure witukl
Valise a general revolution in the oilier States of
Italy. The A ustrouns lead found that it was not
an easy march to Naples. • There was no acco;i:rt
from the Neapolitan artny that ought 10 make their
Lordships :suppose that they were not equil to the
ainty opposed to them ; but allowing t,ey were
not, suit considering how they were formed, and
the solemn oath that fantod them to their country,
they would not he conquered. It Ino•t be in their
Lordships recollect• the warfare that WAS carried
oil by the Spa• hails in Spain, although they were not
able to inert them in the field, they harassed them by
rutting utf their small parties. Attains thought that
she could have punished the Neapolitans at once; but
the reverse lass bees' proved to her, sod every drop
of Neapolitan blood she caused to flow would be

r
London, England, 1821-03-28

...CITY BUSINESS.

Yesterdur • Court of Aldermen was held st
which wits attended by the Lurd Mayor, 1!) Aldrimeu, the
Recorder, •isd City Officers.

The laird !Mayor made a Report of the Election of JAss
Garsatt, Pelermiss for the Ward of Bridge, iu Ilse rooni of
Sir Matthew Blozvm, resigned. Mr. Gorratt being culled
fur, was attended by sevesal Gentlemen Guns the iYard, and
introduced in due form to the Court, when be took the oath
and his seat, mid was clothed according to the usual (mown.
The Court requested the City Members, mod other Mem_
hers of the Court !mint seats is Parliatnetd, to attend Its
Roll now vending in the House of Common., " to pievesst
slelms in County Courts, and fur the more easy Recovery of
Small Debts."

Me. Reeve, who was lately elected a Principal Land Coal
Metre, attracted, and was sworn for the due ecreutiun of his
office.
Messrs. James Davies, Charles R , John Platl, sari
Henry Llewellyn, reeently elected Attorneys of the Sheriff:
Court, were severally sworn sod admitted into tbn•e cllers.
The Chamberlain having 'spurted the Produce of the Or.
phase' Fund the cum of tl,loof. part of the Orphans' da►t.
was ordered kr be discharged, sad the Chamberlain directed
in give the proper uutices to We severs' parlor. ioteresteJ to
receive the same.
buariry persons were sworn, and others allowed to be ad.
twitted Brokers.
Tbe Cowl granted licenses to Coal Undertaker., and or-
dered payment of revers! bills and sale. in.
A pour aged couple were elected lot° the vacant a're..
house in Hart-street,Crippligate, of the fouudatiun of kir.
Robert Rogers.

The Duke and Duchess of CL A RENCR d
the Princess AUGU{T• yesterday morning, at err
apartments in Barkingliam 'louse. la the t ve..-
ow the Duke and Duchts. dined with tire l'ili.cess.
The Duchess of CLARENCE rode oot in her car-
riage yesterday, and •+sited the Pitches' of KM,
at her apartments in Keusiut•on
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD rttarord to town
font Clarems n'.

YrstPrtley hence LEOPOLD, sPeeril Or the F...
reign Authormilors end Ntiote•e,s, the' Dok; of •
WILLIN6TOII, &c. An ed with the D.A.. of I•oiti„
it his house •in the Sable-ymti,-St. James's
The phiy, patronised
-by ttie Freetai•Ons of the
county of Norfolk, for the benefit of the N4trielt
Theitticul Fond, netted shout WO!. The boo:tete
of thu• cftf-rout. lodges were placed moil the
Theatre, mud the boxii were entirely filed by I,m.
(her. The pit site re.erved for the Preetnesona, •
who appeur.d in full inuouie calamine.,
London, England, 1821-03-28

own feelings might lie. be had ever.considereel it to
be his duty th 'accede to the accoissodati tttt of others
when it could be conveniently dour. As it seemed
therefore to ►e the wish of hi• Honourable Friends
hehinsthith, he,vroold now move that the Chair-
man, ?evert' !Progreso, And ask reeve to .it
will) tf Onderataioduag that the Committee on this
Bill should be resumed at an early bony to•mnr-
row ('hie day) ; that the Report should he hrituAtit
op on Thar.S•w, and the Bill he read a third time
oil ,Monday fleet, the attiendineoits being primed
in the saran time.
Lord CAST ERRE AOH riipreeSPll hi, concurrence
in the ourmigem.-8,4 or the Right Ilan. Baronet., Ile
begged, however, to remisool the Hoes. Gentlemen
opposite, thtt in oppo.ing the securities furnished
by 'hese restlictious, they were practically oppming
the measure of ranee-sum ; and if the restriction's
should be resciailed, he aliiisold feel it hia duty, how-
ever painful, to mipme the thi'd reading of the Bill.
The CHAIRMAN these reported progress, sod ob-
tained leave to sit again *hie day.
Lord PALMERSTON gave tio.ice, that lie would
move the remilitider of the Army Estimates on
Friday.

- -
The remaining Orders of the Day were then se-
tliopo.ed of, and the House adjourned at
IL~Ls•PAST TWELVIII u'CLOCX.
London, England, 1821-03-28

T n tionneroit• loibic-ivapectahle M E ET-
nk. ING of PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK,
held al the City of London 'rarer., On Tuesday, the 211th
Maich, 1821,
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Eiq M P. in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were paaaeil unanimously :
Proposed by John noises, Eaq and
Seconded by Felix Ladbroke, E...
1. That the experience a-mitred by Cawain John Loch,
during a lone period of a. rare in the Naval Eatablishinent
of the Honourable Etat India Company, cousiituies, 111 our
opinion, a substantial qoalifiratinti for the beneficial dis-
charge of the duties of a D:reetor.
Proposed by Sir Theopht!us Metcalfe, Bart. and
Seconded by Richard Campbell Ilas..tt, Eaq.
2. That iiidepeudenily of ihe ...commendation to the sup-
port of this Alerting, and the sufriates of the ProPrielati,
which Captain Loch poosesses, from his intimate knowledge
of that branch of the Homemade Com p.itt)'s A Want in
which he has been profesaimially poss.:ea, se are COUVineed
that his general atianinenta, his independent and homing-
able character, and entire heedom from other pursuits, are
essrsitial pledges fur his able and zealous piontutiun of the
H Isle Company's interlst•.
Proposed by James A!caander, Earl. M.P. and
Seconded by George Shodden, Esq.
3. That, infiuene• .1 by the shove considerations, this Steel-
ing will, built collectively and individually, strenuously
exert themselves to ensure the election of Camillo Loch 10
fill the vacancy orciaitmed by the death of Colonel John
Bladca Taylor.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Proposed by William Remington. E.g. and
Seeonded by Thomson Hanky, E•q
That the cordial Thanks of this Mewling he Fives to
Robert Williams, E-q. MP. fur his able conduct in the
Chair.
Captain Lorli'a Committee will meet daily at the City of
Londou Torero, Bislaripagateastreet, wbrie every communi-
cation will he 11)&1.11(.011y received.

Tlik: BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1821-10-04

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 30.

A letter from Perpignan, dated the 18th inst.
confirms the details already given relatively to the
sad situation of Bareehms and a part of Catalonia.
The number of persons who have quitted Barcelona
is stated to be from thirty-five to forty thousand,
who are scattered in different quarters of that
fated province. Turku's, and the whole shore of
the Ebro, is a prey to this terrible scourge :
Malaga, Cadiz, Xeres, and Port St. Ntary. are not
exempt from the infection. It is feared that the
*!ate of political affairs does not permit the Govern-
ment to deliberate with effect upon the necessary
measures which such grievous circumstances require.
Barcelona, it is ►aid, is only occupied by indivi-
duals whom the hope of pillage has induced to re-
main. The Waren° of that town is now empty :
all those who were confined there have died ; that of
Earcelonetta is menaced with the same results.
A letter from Mount Louis, dated the 19th inst.
announces that all Catalonia is in desolation, and
that the streets of Barcelona are deserted, as the
iml,appy inhabitants have withdrawn to the moun-
tains, from whence they are repulsed by the pea-
santry, and die of famine and misery. This letter
roufirms the previous account., that upwards of
67,000 passports were delivered before the esta-
blishment of the cordon of health. It was concealed
from the inhabitants that this cordon would be
formed at a very little distance from the town; as
soon, however, as it was known to them, they com-
mitted sad excesses. The civil authorities had
quitted the town.

A letter from Bayonne, dated the 22d, says :
" Advices have reoclied our authorities respectiug
the progress of the infection in Catalonia, which
lies determined them to adopt more rigorous pre-
cautions on the frontier of Navarre and Guipuscoa.
The customs' 'roots have been reinforced by three
companies of troops of the line, which now form a
strong cordon. The first detachment will be sta-
tioned at Hendeye, Biriatoco, the Pus-de-Behobia,
and 011ietta ; the second at Sure, and St. Pee; the
third at Ainhod, and lisasou."
" The Pas-dc-Behobia is the only point by which
•ammuoication with Fiance will be permitted.
• These measures are at present merely precan-
because but little communication exists
•talonim and our neighbouring provinces,
%minions symptoms appear amongst
sf the authorities and the fidelity
'spire its with security."
sf England, having passed
sity on the morning of
%ere he would ar-
led that after
ze Monarch
• of the
London, England, 1821-10-04

CORN EICIIA NG E, Ovrossa 3.

We have had but few fresh sriirals of any grain since
Monday last; a large quantity of Whe4 remained over front
that day's supply, tor which the demand was but trilling this
morning, yet tine satuples of new atuil old sepporiesl that
day's prices, but the inferior qua ities were mosaleable.—
Oats folly maintain the prices "'Aniseed on 111uuday.-10
Barley, Pease, and amina, there is am alteratlon.
London, England, 1821-10-04

to the lioglish, which is apparent in the lonian
bland*.
erreaespaan, enresussa 7.
The Couservatear hapastial coolants the follow-
ing article :--4‘ Baron Stroganoff. the Emperor's
Ambassador to the Ottoman Porte. after haring
performed gnomonic with hie legation ito the port
of Odessa, will proceed direct to St. Petersburgh.
Hu is expected there about the 20th or 25th of this
mouth."
WARSAW, lIPTEMBER SO.
The German papers hare wonderfully exagge-
rated the warlike preparations and marching of
troops which may hare taken place in the Rusoian
empire, the greeter part of the army of the
south remaining in its cantonments, under the
command of Count Wittgenstein. That General
has only pushed forward some light detachments
on the Prato.

The army of the West has made no movement
whatever.
♦tZKKA, SEPTUM* le.
(RETRACT PROM A PRIVATE LtTTRR)
The following are. the latest accounts relative
to Greek aff.rirs, which have been received via
Corfu :

" Hostilities have ceased for some time past in
Albania and Epirus. The rumours which have
been current of the progress of Ali, and of his hav-
ing formed an army, 3cc. are destitute of founda-
tion. He has not left his fortress, and has lost all
his credit. since it is known that he has made pro-
positions for an accommodation to the Turks, which
were rejected. Prevesa remains in the possession of
the Turks. The Greeks have gained some advan-
tages in the Mores. Tripolitza and two forts have
surrendered. Patna continues to hold out with
Napoli di Romania, Coron, and other fortresses.
" Thessaly has been evacuated by the Turks.
All the attempts which have been made for the es-
tablishment of a concentrated Greek government,
and for the dissolution of separate authorities, have
hithetto proved inelfectual."--(Correrpondest de
Nuremberg.)

AUCSBURGI, BEPTEMIER 44.

Letters of the 15th of this arsonili from the shores
of the Danube, state, that the Greeks have obtain-
ed some advantages in the Mures, but that their
disunion is fatal.
Mahomet Paella has had tome success in Live-
die, but it was not of long duration. Elia troops
have been beaten and repulsed.
The Turks have evacuated Theismly. In Mace-
donia the success is balanced.

It is affirmed that the Russian Cabinet, although
it manifests entire satisfaction upon some points,
such as the raising of the embargo, and the re-esta-
blishment of the free passage of the Dardanelles,
insists. in the most formal manner. upon obtaining
categorical and more precise answers, relatively to
several objects on which the Ottoman Note ex-
presses itself but very superficially.
It furtheruppears, that the Declaration of the
Russian Cabinet, which contains ample develope-
meats, has been transmitted by the Baron de
Lebeeltern. to be addressed, without delay, to the
Porte, through the medium of M. de Lutzow, the
Austrian luteruuucio at Constantinople.