The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-02-14 00:00:00

BRIGH7'UN, Fula%)Aim H.

Oar moat gracious Sovereign coetierite I,in the
happiest enjoyment of intimd health and gelid apt.
rite. His Majesty on Friday, Saturday, and this
afternoon, walked on the Palace lawn.
The Princess Augusta, accompanied by Lady
Mary Taylor, hair daily taken carriage airings since
her arrival on Thursday.
Divine ;venire in the presence of tl►e Sovereigo.
her Royal Highness, Royal Suite, and Household,
was performed at the Palace this morning, by the
Dean of Hereford.
Sir %V. Keppell returned to the Palace on'Thum.
dsy. The Duke of Dorset arrived in time to have
she honour of dining wits► his Maje►ty yesterday.—
Lord St. Helens and Lo►d Arran will be here in a
day or two; the former is expected to join the
ltoyal suite on Tuesday.
Our Lord Lieutenent, the Earl of Egremont, it
gives us much sati-faction to observe, has recovered
from Ins indisposition ; the Noble Earl, and die
Earl and Countess of Chich.ster. from Summer,
were among the Nobility who paid their respects
to the King yesterday. by personally leavisig their
names in the Palace Hall Bonk.
A Ball, upon an emended scale of invitation, is
talked of for the Palace, though upon what particu-
lar occasion has not yet been permitted to transpire.

POLICE.
sow-matt.
SIR Silt JAMES CRAUFORD.
Yesterday afternoon Sir James Cranford was broweit
is custody of Samuel Taunton, one of the principal ollireri,
before Sir Robert Baker and George Rowland allioshull,
El. the sitting Magistrate.; chargededtb a nsledemeemor
and breach of the peace. The tblleming Mita* Sorts pined
• fium the MMeesent of a great somber of witnesses :-.--
About 'hien Ode* yesterday Sir James weal tw the
bombe alit Epeillevey the Preach Ambassador, is Port-
land-plies, slid on the dour being opened by Ilse porter, be
densinided if the Duke de Cases was at' beeiel The porter.
auswered irk the negative, sod asked Sir James to *elk into
Hit, ante-emes, sis it would pot be long before Me return of
kis Excellency, which Sir Jams did, hatimethiy, al the
same time lbothe pet believe what the porter mid. At
twelve 1444 hie Ilinrileort retained lionie front chapel,
and Sir Jaime was informed by one of the Secretaries that it
was not eddy on which MB Elferlleneysewaroogrio, be elm
being than particularly envied. On this Sir James got
up, and after pacing the room backwards and forwards
Vtreei begets grit )he most opprobriums and insulting language to
abase his celleoey ; tie told one of the Secretaries to in-
form his kncy that lie (Sir 'James) called him •
damned rascal; the Secretary replied that if Sir James
did not -lbw how to behave himself as a gentleman
it was not his busier*. to teach him, and was then going to
leave the room, when Sir James, retreating backwards into
the ball, drew • small pistol from his pocket and threatened
to shout the Secretary, who immediately drew his sword, sod 1
at this instant one of the servants shot to 'lee door of theanalr .
room, which eat off all communication with the ktilla
Sir James the, went out at the street door, and the pewter
sod two of the servants followed and watched him to No. Sy
Park-place, one of them remained watching the boom,
-while the other two went hack and hammed his Excel-
limey, who immediately sent an account of tie tapir to the
llogietratto at this ORlce, and Taunt.. was ordered to go
.and apprehend Sir James.
0. Taunton's going to No. 5, Park-plsee, be tiondliir
fines in the drawing-room, and an 'Wiriest labile Is aber
room were two swords and looker* of pistols, whiabllm MM.
limiest ion proved to be primed aid leaded with ball soetrWre.
Taunton informed Sir James of the purport of his visit, aid-
he readily sgreed-to accompany him to the office.
When called upon fur his defence, be denied that soy part
of what the wituesms bad stated was true.

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He was oidtred to-41J bail for the misdeauaao►, sad to
keep the peace towards his Excellency and sail, himself in
1,0061. sod two sureties iu 1,0001. eac►, w►ic► he said he
would not do.

Another charge wasp referred spinet his by Mr.Greilloa,
proprietor of Cecillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street, where
the Prisoner lately lodged, and um his been giver
net ice to quit, be crested • great disturbance, and
refused to pay than their bill, to secure which they
detained bin trunk. Yesterday be wrist there, and meeting
Mrs. Creators iss the hell, he abused be r in the most eib
manner, charging bee with sending the papers contain-
ed in his trunk, to the Duke de Cases, and behaved
in so ontiageous • manner as to cans* Mrs. Gril-
lon to go fall into strung fits in which she confirmed
fur twenty minute. One of the servant, reasorwireted
with him on the impropriety'of his coodiket, sod he directly
pulled out a pistol from his coat pocket, sad threatened to
shunt bins; he woo after left the house with the pistol in hie
band.
elengeniedgey port of this staters'st being true.
oft'lise Ilelleved la fined bail to beep lbs peace towards
Ingeseltin OWL gad two sureties iu 2501. anal,
*bleb be still reigeieg, he was committed to the Hose, gi
Correction.

The Paris Papers of the 10th instant have ar-
rived. The funds, which have been for some
time gradually improving, experienced a-fartlnr
rise on Friday. The Five per Cent. Consuls are
now above 84 1. The petard explosions have ceased
in Paris, and the report of the passage of the Po
by the Austrian troops is fully discredited by the
ace/twits from the north of Italy in these Papers.

The Blaedeo,Theossoe, from Riga to London, was driven
es shore near Corset, about the 27sh ell. with Sues of so-
chore and cable., but it was espeeted would be got off.
The Thomas and William, Brown, from Sunderland, for
Plymouth, was abardoised by the crew un Saturday night
of the North Foreland, being water-logged; she drifted ma
shore go Margate Sands on Sunday.
The hew Monthly Mutrasine.—We are request
ed to mate !kat the New Stamm of this Publication, which
eutiammiced the Ist of Anomaly, le emit by She Clerks of the
Pustulate to all mists of Europe sad the Colman. It
may also be obtaloed fir the same purpose, through
midis, of the Cletke of the Reeds io all ports of t Kingdom

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PIMA' LAST IVIOLIT'S CA2RI'TE.
Beeky qf Lancaster, Carlton-Iloam, ;Watley 6, Ifti.
The Xing has been pleased to appoint ?butane ate/mond
Gale Braddyll, Esq. of Conishead Priory, to be Sheriff of
the Comity Palatine of Lancaster for the year easalog.

PROMOTIONS.

Counottorfons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Wed
Riding of the County of York, City and County of the
City of Yo►k.

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tcl West York Militia.
Captain Jeremiah Boner to be Major, rice Skelton, promo-
ted—dated 14th Oftober Int

Yorkshire Hamar Yeomanry.
The Honourable Henry Lasalle, to he Lieutenant, vie. Sir
Philip Mulgrave, Hart. relived—dotal 28th Oct. 1820.
The R aid William Carr Ferston to be Chaplain, vice
Hartley, resigned—datedfithJ y, 1821.
Southern Regiment of York*** (West Riding) Yeomanry
Cavalry.
Lieutenant William Naylor to be Ceptala—dated 29th Sep-
tember, 1820,
Thos. Holdsworth, Gent, to be Lieittenant—.dated as above.
Joe. Luis Fernandez, Gent. to be Cornet dated as above.
John Ellison, Gent, to be ditto, vice Alderson, resigned—
dated fhb January, 1821.
John Scaif, Gent. to be ditto, vice Rhodes, resigned—
dated 20th Jaumary, 1921.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Marks, of Ruchford, Essex, wine-merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
Chitties Phillips aud Wjlfiew Parsune,of B oaeley, Salop,
ironmssiers, to surrender, February 22, 23, and March 27,
at eleven, at the Tontine lun, Madeky. Attorneys, Mr.
Btfill.Soulhamplou.lotil.lings, Chancery-lase, Loudon; and
Mr. Pritchard, jun. Bieseley.
Job Bondi, of Swansea, 61amortse, Wales, cabinet.
maker, toms's-coder. Februarj 26, 27, and March 27, ■t
eleven, at liaapp's Hotel, Csaaburne, Cornwall. Ai fondle,
Mr Borlsse, Camburne; and Mr. Falcon, Elni.cuurs,
Temple. -
William Morgan, of Compton Greenfield, Gloucester,
butcher, to surrender, February 16, at five, 17, ■nd March
27, at eleven, at the Bell Hotel, Gloucester. Attorneys,
Messes. Clarke, Clarke, aud Colhugtun, Little Saint Thomas
Apostle, Cbespside, Loudon; aud Mr. Boughton, Thelma.
bury.

William Hughes, of Great Bolton, Lancaster. money.
scrivener, to surrender, February 23, 24, and March 2/,
at eleven, at lie Ship Inn, Great Button. Arlo r Messrs.
Perkins and Frampton, Gray's.lun, Luadoir ; an-d
Mr. Jar.
dine, Great Bolton.
William Servers, of East Ardelrv, York, farmer, to sorres.
der, February 23, 26, and Morels 27, at eleven, at the Sessions
Howe, Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. Lake, Cateatua.street,
London; and Mr. Heaver, Wakefield.
Joseph Fustrr, of Sheffield, York. ironmonger, to surren-
der, February 24, 26, and March 27, at twelve, at the Yon-
liar Inn, Sheffield. Attorneys, Messrs. Parker and Brown,
Sheffield; and M . Btagrave and Walter, Syniund'a-ton,
Loudon.
John Davies, of Hereford, cabinet-maker, to surrender,
'February 17, 22, and March 27, at trim, at the Commercial
lintel lon, Hrrrford. Attururn Mr. Okay", licrt Add;
cud Messrs. Des, Son, and Meredith, Guildforkstreet,
London.
Edward Howard and James Gibbs, of Cork-street, Barliar
low gardens, MidiCesex, money.sesiversers, to iturraisdurs
February 20, 27, and March 27, at twelve, at Gullible,
Landon. Attorney, Mr. G. Smith, Gold-is-square.
Alsralmin Poole, of Ilaydoss.mpiare, Middleark, merchant.,
to surrender, February 20,27, and March 27, at one, at
Guldhall,loindun. Altura/rya, Memo. Wind and Cotton!,
Throgitommtittmet, Ltution.
Aot
Lusiosbetr,
7,

Halaord, Middlesex, British wiue-nterchant, at twelve,.
a' Guildhall, Loudon.
February 20. F. Whitmore the younger, of William-green/
Middlesex, brewer, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon.
February 17. C. Mackenzie, late of Caroline.street, Bed-
furd.snusre, hat WOW a Priaouer fur debt is the Krug's
Bench Pa Men, merchant, at our, at Guildhall, Londou. j
March 6. J. Dickenson, of Marsh side, Lower Ednmethrik
Middlesex, cattk-dealee, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lans4loo.
Match 6. J. Wood, of King street, St. Janses's-annank
MB& learn, bretc heam aker, a t twe I ve, at Gu ldha 11, Losidem
March 6. J. hlicci, of Wiile Liewastrees, Nankin Falgatis/
Middlesex, coach and harness-maker, at eleven, at Gail&
hall, London.
March 10 R. Blore, of Craven-place, Bayswater, Middle-
sex, stone-mason, at lest, at Guildhall, London.
Match 13. S. Walker/ of Ball Wharf-lane, Usieesbithe, Lou-
don, boop.bender, at les, at Guildhall.
February 17. C. Srudainuie, lisle of Newton, and of Mau.
cheater, Lancaster, a oulka.curd.manufacturer, at our, at
Guildhall, Loaders.
Merck 9. J. When, late of Combrook, Kent, brewer, at
three, at the George lua, Craubrook.

/arch .1. Metcalfe mad J. Jelin, of Upper But Smithfield,
Middlesex, oilmen, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Hsieh 8..1. C. Jardirer, of Sheffield, York, draper, at tea,
at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield.
March 14. N. A. Cowper, of Barton Rendi-h, Norfolk, mil-
ler, at eleven, at the Eiug's Arms lust, East Greeks',
Norfolk.
March 7. T. Coburn, of Wilson Oxford, wonlatapler, at
twelve, as t►e Kißit's Arms, Heilywrll, Oxford.
February 17. J jun. of flow, Illiddlases, miller,
at twelve, at Guildlull, London.
Maids 9. T. Thi.iiipson, of Hantolettin, Lancaster, tanner,
at tlaven, at the Mote Horse lan, Presion, Laucsater.

CERTIFICATES ?Jimmie 6.

S. Sampson, of SinedMoe, Landow, auctioneer.—H. Bird,
of Bristol, cbrese.factur.—J. Wet-loran, of Liverpool, mer.
chaut.—E. Stoughton, of thabersley, Worcester, dealer.—
W. Andrew's, of Bridgenown, Devon, brusb.makrr.—W.
Bash, of Barron Walden, &sex, carpenter —A. Parker,
of Cheltenham, Gloucester, builder.--S. Rucker, of the
Old South Sea Souse, Broad...iretm, London, merchant.—
H. Fell, of Walbrook, London, norrehant.—T. Park, of
Dudbridge, Gloucester, woolstepler.—l. Jefferis, of Warne'',
Gloucester, iumiteeper.—R. A. *faith, of Sheffield, York,
grocer.

COURSE OF EXCHAINAGI
Sosigenlain, C.F. 12 9
Ditto at Sight lt 6
Rotteidom 12 10
Autwerp
Ramburgb 3B 8
Aliens ..... 38 3
Paris 3 day's date 23 110
Ditto 24 10
Bourdeasu 20 10
Frankfort on Mit
130
Petersburg's, p. rbl. 013 Us.
Vienna E 5.218.110. 10 17
Trieste
Madrid ..... • 36
Cadis sass. 33
Gilboa .. 30
Nafeeless
114011/4 33
Gabrallar ' 3oi

TVINDAT, FtBRIJARY 13.
Leghorn . ..... 463
43t
Venice lint. Llv GO
Melia

Naples. ...... ni
Pals raw, ll6
Liabou
Oporto .. 50
Rio Jauciro
Bahia BO
Dublin
Cush
auwos J
Porlupl bold ea 1. 4. IL
Coils, per es .... • • IP
Gold * 17
Now Deloll,
eolwooWo:: ,O 1

ioir iiiiiirii...... i 4 0
Wm is lass •..41 4 T 1

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NAVAL 11VDELLICENCL • •
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DARTMOVIII, 10.
Arrived the Betsy and Caroller, from Batavia fur Am-
sterdam.

WALIIIOIUTH, TIP.IIRVARY 10.
Arrived the Memory, Pittman, from Grona; Neptune,
Heard, from Calla for Hull; Feronta, FOX, from New.
fumsdlasd, i■ 24 days, with dame e; amid A mivalry,l4u rr, irr
from St. Lamm for London. The Neptune voice min She 3d
inst. in lat. 41. 29 long. 11.30. the Swift, Nsits, from Newt-
futulLind for Oporto, which vetted had WI board Ike crew
and passengers of the Isabelle, Stanton, of nod (tem New
Brunswick for Liverpool, abauduned on ►he 19th January.

DEAL, TEIBRUAIIy 12.
Several vessels are coming down from (lie River, particle-
lass uskuowo.

HARWICH, VIBRVARY 12.
The Jane and Isabella, Pincher, from Hull fur Rotterdam,
has been brought in here with the loss of her redder. A
brig, from Roston to London, with grain, gut ashore spun
the main at 11/*lion on Fa iday last ; pail ut her cargo must
be unloaded befule she cat, be gut sfloat.
Sailed the Lady Repeats picket fur Holland, and Lord
Duncan packet, fur Cuxhaven, each with a mail.

Throgueurivette, Itretedus.
Tburnss Bdtetrlt, of &alum, Worcester, and ample,
, Buaketl, of Lustotsbary, Eye, Hereford, farmers, to sumo.
I...Aer,ljack 41, at Lei, 7, sad 27, at eleven, at thei!tsigel Oak
Ira,Tfburltt. "wow's. a Katy,
Lineal*. Liiduu aid Slr. ft.ititssel, Ladsollartrp-
shire.
liesjnoilil Bailey, of
ilslfertimhilkreitteaulkr. , Bow
riot, to
surrender, February 24,t7, .as It7y2k Fir all
Guiltitall,.Lostr ke ts. tillsresSo t *rob.
72r2. gbeglpsilkaaadhiL
• Willis*, cuttjiartbdridieltilegllagilk. tate of Mary.
Aar, Lando% snerelsaut to serrender, February 11, t 7, and
Mardi 27, shetwelve, LOodea. Amenity, Mr.
W. Hodgson, Castle street, Holborn.
Dl VI DEN
March 3. H. Tea, late of Wellclosa-squaret Middles**, tea.
dealer, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Ft bruary 17. B. Parkes, tale of Alglerossubury, but now of