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London, England, 1822-07-12 00:00:00

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Tellers—Scuirit, J.; &worn, Hun. G.

An Official Hewnn to an order of the 113ase of Common*
Main the aisiomiii of bashour and is/00m m does pool is oho
ports of l
oiAitun, from the lei I.lutiary, Idl7, la the pigment lime, as

Tile Year ended 5111 January. ISIS
Misr l6lll 2,1161 12 6
13 no 1621/ 2,779 17 b
Di ita IPI 2.627 13 11
Dare • 11122...... 2,614 IS 3
TY. Quilt, curled Sti: Spoil, wiz_ es* 6 3

114,001 13 6

THE WISHW PRES S.

LONDON,
FRIDAY; JULY 14.1821.

New York and .Philadelphia Paper, to the 16th
Isat have been received. An Act has posed Cuts.
great, itie ti.st section of which aulliori.es.the Paz-
stocpr. " On. sattsfactnry evidence being given,
that the pork in the islands or colonies in the Weil
Indies, under the dominion of Great Britain, hare
been opetted to the vessels of the United Slates,
to lase hip proclamation, declaring that the ports
of the United States shall thereafter be open to
the remelt) of Great Beitain, subject to ouch reci-
Procul rules arid restrictions as the l'aesiosrcr may
deem espedirni." The second .ection authoritwa
the Pititsingsm, in the twit'st of the commercial
treaty with France being concluded, in rescind the
tonnage duties at present in force. The above Act
to contmee in force to the cud of the next Session
of Congtet:s.—The inielligruce from South A Ille•
rica is as favourable as the fliewls of liberty could
wish. It will be found in oar extracts.

Extract of a letter front the Agent to Lloyd's et
Courtutitouople; dated June IU:--" The keho.
M'L[AN, ie arriVed ill 60 hour. from (Merest, bring-
ing dieotelos which we understaind in be of a
highly settelactory newt:: Letter* Gun' 'the Dar-
dimities of the 3d init. gate the following vessels to
here berat there wind-bound, rttt dlrrt. M•hrs,
from Malts ; ( aria, of 'Londuti. flow Messitou;
Sterling, DouG LAS. lost from Melts; and Bri-
talmi2, vY Lirerpoo!. The wind his since breu

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fait, but none of these hove arrived. Another
squitik;sti. cosisittitse la a .tib, is preparing to
rail feilittie Aar INs, vrit)s troops: The evacuation of
the Orteisiges is grwialitty sigkieg ailsce,• and :it is
exPeolit lbw Princes Will be Named .600 t/ after the
4V
Byrom"'

Extract of a letter Amu the Agents to Lloyd's st
Smyrna, dated jilt.* Matters remain in the
saute state in this quarter between the two hostile
parties. The Cuptain Patna's Arei keeps its station
in the rood of thio, excepting having occasionally
got under weigh on the near approach of the Greek
Peleio. win* oludd orating in contact with the
enemy, and escape by superior railing ; the peers.
)etit impression is that the Turkish Admiral waits
the arrival of the other novel force born Egypt to
proceed in attacking the insurgent islands, none of
which, in such case, is iqnsidered cap. ble of making
iniy.tirectual resistance. This city is perfectly quiet,
sod ail the intelligence that transpires is ef a pacific:
itppegrauce in espied tp Basile."
Tbie
Paris Pipers tp the 9th instant, which we
have reeeived, do not notice the Colmar plot. Per-
flaps it was not a right plot. It appears that there
.was neither woman tars priest in it.

, We have renewed Madrid Papers to the 28th
loot. Our minuets contain an account of the
;gists:hence' with which the country continues to
be afflicted.
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We hove madvsome cermet. from • Work •jast
sisiWisbed by Mr. O.IIIBAIIA. lets surgeon. to Bo-
vi A Parillt it St.-Helena. The coalmen', span the '
policy of Lord CASTLIIIMOH derive peculiar inte-
rest from expertinee and the circumstances of the
present slate of the country.

- The Etna took an airing yesterday in his pri-
vate carriage, and called at his Niece at Pimlico,
where liiti hiliotirfr.was received by Sir TMoMAS
LAWRENCE.
The Oahe of YOu transacted military business
With the KING 3tgieidoy.
. • Yesterday the Duchess of QLoucfirritx visited
his MAJtuiTY.
At Fathom, the.colkctioo on Sunday amount-
ed to 1241. The worm was preached by the
Right Rev. the , Lord Bishop of Cionntyr—the
Bishop of LONDON plreseitt.,
The subscriptions from the town ofebelteidurn
for the relief of the distress in Ireland amount
to 98t/.
The cause of sneering Ireland is evidently making
its wry to the hearts of all oar countrymen. No-
thing bat a more extensive circulation of the afflict-
ing Intelligence which 'Very post brings froth our
Shove Ishmael can he omissive to call forth universal
criettoteeration and slid. Under this persuasion,
we rejoice that at the instance, as we understand, of
sereesl benevolent gentlemen, the latest inteltigence
received from the London Committee has been re-
printed, in this town, and may he hail in a form
adapted to ewers' and gratuitous distribution.—
(Derby Mercury.)
Extract or a letter from Rome, dated June 10,
1834 :—" The lovers of the Fine Arts in England
swift be rejoiced to hear Snit out young countryman,
JOHN GINSON, the sculptor, goes on rapidly in-
eteiiing in reputation. He has lately modelled •
hue b.tsso miler() of Psyche borne by kephyrus, ar
large as life. Sir Germ, BEAUMONT called the
other duy to see it ; and, after commending highly
the exquisite grace of the figures. and the happy
maun.4 in which the whole subject is imagined,
gave onr friend directions to execute the model in
marble; and, with a Munificence worthy of so dis-
tinguished a patron of art, accompanied his orders
with the sum of seven hundred pounds. C•novx,
whose gigantic powers are only surpassed by his
noble disinterestedness, and by a desire on all co ca-
rious to fluter rising merit, lies expressed his admi-
ration of the work in such high terms, that all
Eoglishmen of distinction here have thronged die
studio of Gino* to see is."

' THI FUNDS.---The market yesterday was
mending and looking better consiJeratily. Con-
sols were 81 for Ibis lime, and 8111 for next
Account ; Reduced, e 0 791 80L3 ; 4 per
Cents. 972 f ; New 4 per Cents. 98 971 98 ;
Long Annuities, 401 11-16 ; East Lidos Bomb.,
50 54 pr. Foreign Securities : Spanish, 62iil 63;
Prussian. 871 ; New Prussian Loan, 86 ;
uit;h, 851 i. Ex. Dii.
The cutting of wheat has burns in almnit every county,
and according to the best account,, there is everywhere a
promise of au abundant harvest, and that the wheals will he
as good so they are plentiful. Wheat, uncommonly fine anti
faltsearmi, was on Thervlay rot just below INsidenlitarl,
Berkohire. At Lewes market, me Tuesday, Mr. Wheeler, of
produced a frpeanwiple of new Talavera wheat.
Is the urighbourbourt of Kidderminster, barley has been car,
aid furnishes a good sample. A line trample of New bsrley
was shears in Hereford on S iturday last. colds have
bees aka eat viear that cite. Mr. N. Richards, of Penzance,
me the 29th ell. cm a very fine crop of excellent barrel. H.
J. Kinsman, Esq. of Falmouth, • fortnight since, cut a piece
of fine black oats. J. Wiuiet, Esq. of Ash we-, commenced
reaping us part of his eiNensire fain. el Bishop's Lyileard,
is this county, on Mrinday ae'enight. • Mr. Drake, of Tann.
tan, has cut tour acres, mid it is supposed Ire will have 50
bushels per sere. A fine it Id of oats Mar cut at Crows usury,
tire county, un Tuesday. A field of oats was likewise cut
at Penny cross, Durso, on Friday The b t has
generally commented it, the South Hams, Devon, with every
t of an abundant trip. coon quesee of the pros-
Poet of apples, eider is as ante in the South Hams at about
SI". per I."Xlibriad.) Me. J. Cowdery, of Wallop, sear
Andover. Hauls, bruin wheat harvest on the lit instant. A
field of fine wheat um yest. rd.). (Tuesday, the 9th instant)
cut at Nr, • ton•Si.-Loe, by Mr. Collinc—(Balk Chronio /e.)
The recent rain* have bar very beneficial effects on the
crops. Alrverly tin reaping of oats her commenced in the
counties Galway, Werameatit, and Roscommon; the oat
stop Is generally shunt it, straw. lite wheat is in the richest
desc.iption. In some parts the bay has beck drecieut.—
(Fentlincr's Journal.)

On Saturday a young lad in the employment of
the miller at likyrrplity anistehed up a guu
*lnch eras Lying in the home, autl, witkuot
tug that it war eltirged, prrtotitrd it at his usseter's
nun, a young child, paying in a tout of pluyfultier,
". I'll eltoot you ! bliout you !" The piece went
oft and the ON smt killed us the spot. —CY:indite
didrer iser.

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