The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-12-13 00:00:00

DEATH OF THE HAIM OF TANKERFILLE.

Died on Toesday evening lest. at his residence at V 74110111
the Hight Honourable Charles Esid of Taukereille, Baron
Hamslawn, &c. His Lordship was bora November 10,
17431 succeeded his father, Charles, the late Earl, Ocim
tier 27, 1767; married Ochler 7, 1771, Emma, daughter
and co-heiress of Sir James Culebrooke, Bart., by whom be
had isstie eight children. He is succeeded is his till's and
estates by his eldest solo, the Right Hon. Charles Augustus
lord OssirWu*, in consequence of whose aceessiou to the
a citatory takes place to the reprimestatiou foe tits
tows, of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

Nearly every day sine* his Majesty left town the Cabinet
has hero occupied in discussing a matter of the utmost Im-
portance to the State, which the wishes of the kigkeet per.
sonar/. in the country have forced on its considerasion. We
have long known the extreme anxiety in a parties/at guar.
far, to redeems's+ to perpeteate is his own immediate de-
arest all the honours mod glories cantered in his illustrious
person. and as anxiety out abated by the entire failure of
ewe e'er! So effect this, which, instead of harmony, pro-
duced nothing but internal warfare, stootintiug almost to
Own rebellion, the consequence of an at leapt to unite dia.
positions so dissimilar, and tastes au unconeenisl. The
failure bad been 'apposed to nriseparfly frum tertasa
col reetrt.ente, the wisdom of whirls we have always,
questioned. To remove, then' what is deemed by the per.
sower), most deeply roticrraed an olutacie, Marsh legal,
founded solely is prejiidire, and to induce Ministers to ens
dearunr, by the sweeties of all Ike Waimea attack.
ed to their offices, to mead spas Parliament to alter, by
Nit u.e easessamt, this bar to personal gratidcation, has, we
understand, hoes the muse of all thesemeetiogs, and whore
as many double sail steeples, as to the policy of this mo-
mentous change, have beets started, especially by some, the
coarse of whose whole life has been hardly ever Is decide,
the difficulty is producing seasinsity may be supposed to
have bees great indeed. Should Missisters relax, and with
their habitual sabsersiency give in to the ardent wishes of
515 meet interested, " a lisah•bora beauty of the Court,"
fell of youth, greet, and every accomplithment, bolls of
mind and perms, is the object to be made most happy.—
(Morn kg Paper.)
Letters from Paris of Nionday last mention, that
the Duke of WitttooTom had arrived there, hut
do nut inform us of the date of his arrival His
Grace received on Monday dispatches from London,
containing instructions to him to remain in Paris,
where he "MI fulfil, it is sopposed, the high func-
tions of mediator between the French and Spanish
Goveriiments, in addition to those of conveying the
sentiments of his own on the points in dtscussion.-
1 (Tenses.)

We trust and believe that the plan of holding a
stied Amin in the Home District will be attended
with such beneficial effects, that it will be extended
to every District. There tire at prevent in the
county gaol no fewer than 91 prisoners for trial, the
greater imbiber of whom would, but for this As-
size, 'laic to lie in gaol three numilli longer before
they could he brought to trial. A man committed
in August last ought Isaac laid to lie in gaol up-
wards of seven months, and at the expiration of that
period be acquiped by a Jury of his country of the
charge laid °gismo him. The general good must
occasion same individual inconvenience; but it is,
in every point of view, desirable to shorten the pe-
riod of imprisonment before trial as much ar posei.
ble.—(Mitidreop Gazette.)
INQUesT.-Ast. inquest was held on Wednesday
at the Swap wish Two Necks. Fiochley Common,
upon :he bodies of [human (the Gies-mini), and
Hot. Verdict—i• Accidental Death."
Oa consequence of the dignity of the fog, a
very inelawsltply accident happened in the Westminster Road.
A gig, contapiing a lady and gen I !entail, came in contact with
• cairiage, hulls vehicles poucteditsg al a rapid pace. The
pole or the rum age struck the horse of the chaise with great
violence ow the breast, which caused the animal to rear up
and or drain the vehicle. The lady was thrown with also
violence to Use ground, that two of tier ribs were broke., be-
sides other severe contusions. The geuilemaw Was alas hart
in a shocking mauner ,• and the metro/tows individuals were
carried away to a neighbouring sergeon.
PROCRESSOF THE PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY
Rank Stork 24111 India Steck
3 per Cent. Cininds shut India Minds 32 31 pr.
Ditto Risdnavair47ll,l 3 3 11, South Seu •
33 per Cents. •94 3 Eseheneer Rills 3 1 pr.
4 per Cesits.96l 97 903 I Ditto, Small 2 4 pr.
New Fawn shut I Lottery Tickets 261. 15s.
Long Amenities 20Bank Account 1 fur A
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Imperial 3 per Celli: , I Cons. fur Arc. 80 ,1 i i

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FOREIGN FONDS.

Framelt • Five per Cent', Dividend from 221 Septemher
6888 SO 87 nominal.
j• " Spanish • Five per Cents. of 1820, Dividend from lit No.
'ember, 6e evi

Disk Five pit Cent. Rondo of 1821 (sternum), Dividend
from lac Novrmtier 531 k4k114 31 1 d 1 k.
Ditto Scrip, 101 1 k 10k I Dia.
kiirrian • Six per tent Dividend from let J•ly, 82.
• Ditto • Five per Cram (Metallic), Dividend from Irt Sep-
tember, 811.
• Ditto Nee Fire per Cents. (ifetrilie), Dividend from let
Sercniber 831 4 31.
Dino drip, 8$ 3 21.
Preniali Five porerni. Bonds of 1818 (Meaty), Dividend
from let October, 851.
*Ditto of 152? (sterling), Dividend from 1.1 July, 85}
Dilly Snip, 53} 3.
Neepolitao • Five per Cent. Sonde, Dividend from lit
July. 78 4.
Ditto Se cap, 701 I 7 al . • . . •

F;ve p.:r Cent: ion& (iderlimr), Dividend from
111 July, 891 1.

tirm per Cent. Bonds (eterime, Dienlend from
let Noveniltrr, 72 I; 2.

Cliiiisn Sniper Ceut. Bonds (sterling), Dividend from Ist
74e,t„.
Marked • ate subject to the Rate of Exchinge.