The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-30 00:00:00

I'RO►VIN(:IAL Alf

There wag a plentiful supply of Wheat at Norwich
Ilatket un Saturday, which ilerline.l in price from Sta.
pet cumuli. tianiSta of w w Wheal, thrta, and Prime, were
ntou ry f•w tincelia.e. acre matte of Cattle, in
t.thicqu....,e or the difit Wily of maintaining them. The
Weep-pens at re nut filled.
The Iwo .hear nether, weighing 7.1. 11111. state,) in Our
►eport of the Holklnitis Meeting na mr Mr.
Butcher, ul Drunken', belonged to Ma. Henry Blyth, of the
mime place.
At swelfbam Jolly Fair there was n peat .hew of sheep,
which sold at hies price► ; fur hors, s and other stuck Ihece
were but few bu”ri..

3AI'.4GE OUTRAGE.

On Monday evening', a slight alterration buying taken
place io HiMke...ire et, In *Cell two main, ditie mimed Fell-
Deasy. a tailor, the oilier, who ham bred, belle*
known by the 'lame of Walerloo, this tailor rail into
his I se, and bringing out a sword, concealed under his
cost, prove riled deliberately to Ilw place where was
standing, and made a blow at Whelan's head, who parried
it with a stick. which Fctinetoy cut through al the blow; be
repeated the- sti ulr. which Whelan attempted' again to parry
with the piece or ihs stick :committing in his baud, hilt inef-
f.ctually, Ihr Fennssay struck his blow-so home a. to cot
the band perfectly es a little above the wrist !! %Viten the
baud flew off, Whelan ran after it, took it tip, and catching
it by wide of the 'News ill lice th, gitYppled sad held
Feunessy with his left hind,
Ile has been indicted, and will be tried at this Assizes.--
Cloned er aid.)

DREADFUL PARRICIDE.

Extract from a letter from Vieann, dated July
IS :

" A dreadful 'parricide has lately been committed
in one of the first unl►le houses in the county of
Pest. The wretched
years of age, seems to have grown up in every kind
of excess, mod expressed to his leaser two years
ago his intention to shoot him. lie was upon
thus put into confinement, and having now just
returned from his confinement to his father's
house, a quarrel again rose I►etweel► the father
and the son. The heifer went into his rotors ;
his father followed, but had scarcely reached
the door when U.? !On fired a double-barrelled
guts, which wounded the father in the breast,
and stretched him on the ground. A steward,
who had been present at the first dispute, and
had also gime into his room, hastened to the
spot, when the son discharged the second barrel ;
it wounded his dying father its the head, and also
wounded the steward in the ann. 'Thereupon the
murderer shut himself lip in his room for two days,
slid slid not open the door till i* was represented to
him, that he, as the present pn•srs.or of the estate,
had various, milers to give. As WWI as lie came
out be was seised and delivered over to justice."

We are requested to 'lute, unit Mr, Comtism
has just rrerived from the Con inrut, and is intim.
hug I,r immediate publicati tttt , Tar .4/emotre cif Cosine de
Las Cu,., sloe companion of Narut.aos, communicated
by elf, and comp ising a um-satire of the voyage to, mud
residruire at, St. Helena, their m .r of living, and the treat-
ment they experiences!. With an Appendix, containing •
lesser of Count Las ('asts to Lord Bathurst, written frusta
Frankfurt.

Near thirty different towns vartook of the Two
30,0001, I'rit-s lilsH shared in the la.t Lotter•,
(which contained Prizes to that amount; and a+ the Lottery
which hegius NEAT Tincsoay contains Two similar
graud Prises, we hope BIM will be able to give as good au
scconot of them; and 30.0001 Prins app.'sr to be great
favourites with him, for there have Weil hut Tbirteeu iu the
last 10 years, out of which he has sold A INC.

We are happy in learn, that although the 20,000/.
Prize, aol4l in the last Litiery by HAZARD and
Co., win in a %Whole Ticket, yet 11111 leis than 32 persons
received flares of it, and that It was livid. d in a manner
likely to do great good, as 11111 e than 1,0001. fell to the
lot of any one of the Sharers.—The fame of this Prize has
canted a ('op•la! temand at HAZARD sitd Co 's very old
Office, Royal Exchange, by those who hope to meat as good
or /idler Luck, by getting one of this 30,0001. Prizes NEXT
TuFIIII.IIY.

Fifty-one horses are entered for the St. Leger
Stakes at Doncaster ; and yet. RO very great are the
casualties and she numbers, that are withdrawn be-
fore stinting, that it has never betas known that
snore than twenty-tour have ultimately started fur
the stakes. In a general way, seldom above sixteen
have run for is.

Swatlimn Races comm•nt•rd on Tlontwriay,
July 23, when thy County Getitlenirter Plate war
woo bt• Ln►d SUFFIELD.O /Orr u, twitting Mr.
CLOVIS.* colt by Ihrphaverd.—Ots Friday the
C ty Metribrrii' Plate woo woo by Major Wit..
sorer Cypress, beating Lord SUFFIF.LD'W
111 r. GATkted buy gelding, anti Mr. Fai.nr's grey
mare. The Town Plate our won by Mr. VIL.
tbratiut colt, bertiug Mr. CLwait's brown
colt.

Yorkshire Atsixos finished on Saturday morning
at half-past nose o'clock. We regret to state, that
Mr. Justice 11•Ti.uv, at the close of the last trial,
contialasised of being ill, an indispositissis probably
atisitig front hirt great exertions, c bitted with the
extreme heat of the weather. Ilia Lordship has
been pleased to reprieve all the attisoiters nosier dell..
lessee of death, except Wm. Anighisun, fur admi-
nirtering poison, who is left fur execution.
Abraham Tfiortstom, whoste trial fur the murder of
MARY ASHFORD excited ouch deep isstesest, has
since hits discharge beds living in the house of his
porcine at Castlebromwieli. Ile has not yet retard.
ed to any employment, but passes his time in a kind
of woody inactivity, and almost entis,ly alone : bin
miserable father (a t respectable sum, and
steward to r gentleman of property in his litigh-
bourlitwel) lately sunk Oslo a premature grave, with
• consumption, brought on by intense anxiety of
mind.