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Star.
London, England, 1822-11-16

BOXINO.

There was what theeFaney world term a snug day's play yes-
terday, in Mellish's Meadows, between Heston and Uxbridge-,
thret battles having been fought, two of which proved out-and-
out. The first was for twenty sovereigns, between Ambrose, the
celebrated Wiltshire wrestler, and Weston, Captain Fairburn's
man, who was milted and lost some grinders with Flowers, the
blacksmith, last September.
The first round of the battle, which was fought is an open
ring, was cutting and maiming during eleven minutes, mostly in
favour of Weston by his quickness, in the absence of science.
There was no parrying, because the men did not know how to
come it. In a close, Ambrose gave his adversary a tremendous fall.
2. Strong exercise had taken away the first flourish, and the
piping system followed. Wtston seemed Gent by the fail, and he
b. oke his adversary's by a lucky first hit, and floored him, and
he seemed as if suffocated with claret.

5. Ambrose went reeling to the scratch, as drunk as a blc-
&taxation beadle from a Lord Mayor's dinner, but he ran in and
threw bis adversary a heavy cross-buttock.
4,5, and 6, produced no mischief, with the czception of
Weston having received a punch on the eye. The meu were too.
tired at laborious work.

7. This was the best round in the battle: it bred nine mi-
nutes, and there was much round heavy hitting on both sides,
and the claret flew until the seconds were covered with eery !
8 and 9. These were manfullyfought, but at the close of the
latter Ambrose, whose peepers were nearly gone to gross, threw
his adversary so heavily that he was taken off the ground sense-
less. This lucky throw won Ambrose the battle in 50 minutes,

liorxiss ANo BEA RD.—This fight, also for 20 sovereigns, lasted
17 minutes, in which 15 smashing rounds were fought. Hop-
kins is known at the Fives Court, and has science ; and his ad-
versary is one of the hard fighting Gypsey tribe, who did his
work in the style of Gas in the first three rounds, by a fearless
and executing rush. Ile got tired in the fourth round, when
Hopkins broke ground,pinked him, and led the rest of the fight.
Hopkins won with severe punishment.
A yokel fight for a sovereign followed ; being both curs, the
King's picture was given to the loser of the second light.
London, England, 1822-11-16

PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 112/6.
Town Tallow... 46s 6d Ditto rough ... ..... ..... .. .?7a
Yellow 11.11*Sia ... 471 041 Yellow Soap "ss
White ditto
Soap ditto
Melting Stuff... ... 3.51 Od Palni * 14
_._ .

PR ICE OF CANDLES—From Tallow Chandlers' Hall.
Candles, per doz. 9s Od—Moulds, 103 6d; 6d. per dozen
allowed for ready money.
London, England, 1822-11-16

UNION OF UPPER AND LOWER CANADA.

The friends of this project had a meeting at Mont-
real on the 14th inst. the lion. John Richardson Iva.;
in the chair.. A Committee of eleven was appointed
to prepare a Petition, and to correspond with the dif-
ferent townships on the subject. Twelve Resolution;
were passed, the first of which was—

" itesolved—That in the opinion of this Meeting the geogra-
phical situation of the two Cauadas, In respect to each other.
and the relations which N.tture has established between them,
render their union under one Legislature irdispensable.
g, Revolved—That the experience of thirty yeses which hare
elapsed since the disisloa of the Lite proviuce of got:we into

two ptitinces, with separste tegisiaturei,Lits cnoiratel tit in-
expediency and impolicy of that measure."
Mosre Vilma-A:Me Portuguese Cortes have or-
dered the military force with which Portugal has so
Jeri; held possession of Monte Video, to be withdrawn.
It a, pears by the last Report from - the Board .of
iTealth, that the fever has somewhat abated,

By the schooner Harriscrtf, in eighteen days from
et..Tolitt%. We learn a report was prevalent that an
Americ.tii man of war schooner had dismasted and
surk, niter killing or wounding every person on board,
one of the privateers of that place.

Qtlebec Papers to the 13th October have also been
!-eceircd, but their contents are of no interest.

BRIGII I ON, NOVEMBER 14.

It gives us unfeigned satisfaction to observe, that
his itlAJEsTv's recovery from the gout is rapid and
decisive. Since Sunday, his MAJESTY'S health has
continued to improve. The Duke of CAMBRIDGE
returned to the Palace early in the afternoon of yes-
terday, and had the gratification to find the KING
recovered beyond his expectation. His Royal High-
t-es, had the additional pleasure of dining with his
MAJESTY. In the evening the Royal Band were en-
.•:i,•ed for several hours at the Palace; and the same,
titre, will be similarly harmonious this evening.
London, England, 1822-11-16

Nl7:%inr.R 11 152 ]

IGWTILL GRANGE, CHIGWELL, ESSEX.
ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED LOADS OF CAPITAL
MEADOW HAY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Ay Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
On the Premises, Chigwell Grange, Chigwell, Essex,
On TOV•II.4Y, the 26th of November, 1822, at Moen o'Cloek,
riIV:ELVE STACKS of well-got MEADOW
I_ HAY, containing about 'FOUR HeiNDRED LOADS,
pa:: of ;:le pre>ent season; and some part one, two, and three
yrars old.
To be viewed five days preceding the Sale (Sunday excepted),
applyiog to the Bailiff, on the Premises, Chigwell Grange
of whom Catalogues may be had ; also at the King's
I lou 1, Chigwell; White Hart, Abridge, and Ittimford ; Cock,
; George, and Castle, Woodford ; F.agle, Stiaresbrook ;
Bcil, Layton-toile; Swan, Stratford ; Mermaid, Hackney ; and
of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Old Burling-
ton-strcz-t.

MRS. ARNOLD has the honour to announce to
the Nobility and Gentry, that she has commenced an
ESTAI3LISiI NI EN T, No. 1, SOHQBQllAliE,towhichaka
respcafully invites their attention, and. confidingly hopes, by a
reyari to novelty and elegance, to eniure the favours of those
who may honour her with their commands. Millencry, Dresses,
kin ch Flowers, Feathers, Baby Linen, &c. in elegant variety.
N.B. Parisian Fashions received" monthly.
An Apprentice and an ImprOverwasurd.

CHEAP N
AD FASHIONABLE VPHOLSTEBY AND
BEDDING MANUFACTOB.Y.

T:I.IILIES Furnishing are invited to inspect a
variety of Four-post Bedsteads, with Drapery Furnitures;
ako Cottage, French, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Bed,teads, ready
food for view; real:seasoned Goose and Down Feather Beds,
with llattrasscs complete. Families may see their Beds filled
warm frost the'Stoving-room ; old Beds, or offensive and dusty
L:.w ones, stoved, dressed, and made clean and sweet. Mat-
ttl<ses cleaned and re-made ; Window Curtains made up with
elt:-tr.:e and ecoromy, at T. w I.NT or s .Manufactory, :Co. 16,
John•street, two doors from Oxford-street.
N.B. Moses Let and Furniture Appraised.

NEW FRENCH AND ENGIN!! Lim's, LUSTRES,
AND 11BONZ6

j GREENSILL, 460, Strand, the real Mannfac-
tl • turer and Improver or the NEW FRF.NCR TABLE
LA 311'S, Sinumbras, Ste. which have given such universal satis-
faction, respectfully offers to the inspection of the Nobility and
Gentry, at his extettaire Show-rooms, the largest and most splen-
did assortment in London; consisting of several hundred of new
French Tete Lamps, Slattnibras, 01,171011,111 and Bronze Chan-
deliers,,Greelan. Boman, and every description of Lamps, in
bronze, or-moult), glass, and japan : otie burner of any of the
above giv;ng a light equal to six wax candles at less expense than
one, and free from either smell or smoke. A beautiful assort-
ment of Lustre*, Chimney Ornaments, &c. A very extensive
collection of Bronze Ftgurts, Busts, Vases, &c. Every article,
bang manufactured by himself, is charged lower than by any
person in London selling town made Lamps.
A room appropriated to second-hand articles of the above de-
scription, of which a very handsome stock is always on sale, at
a very low price. The finest Lamp Oil sold.
London, England, 1822-02-02

MY PILLOW.

Thou !tut my aching temples prest,
And 1011'd my breaking heart to rest,
And storn remembrance from my breast,
My Pillow!

When sickness reigied, or friends unkind
Refued their sympathy of mind—
On thy soft breast I comfort find,
bly Pillow !

Retied from every human eye,
Which would but mock my misery,
To thee I give each bitter sigh,
bly Pillow !

To thee, without a blush, reveal
The pure, thespotiess love I fed,
Which timid woman must conceal,
My PiUow !

And when in Sleep's soft fetters bound,
My woes a sweet oblivion found,
And glowing Fancy hover'cl round,
My Pillow

No more by cruel Fortune crost,
On Hope's uncertain ocean too,
Bly doubts, my fears, my woes are lost,
, When on thee, my Pillow !

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

COURSING.--FRIMXTON PARK iSIEETING, ESSEX

-
_
. xmcasnar, Jas. 31.
TIII WISE& CU?.-COVTGES.
Mr. Waldron's y. d. gaucho beat llr. Harrison's blk. b. Maria.
('.q t. Coutes. bL d. Fiddler beat Mr. Fox's brindle d. Lurch.
Mr. Wolcomb's w. d. Petty beat Mr. T. Gee's y. d. Warrior.
Mr. Mapleson't fawn b. Sally beat Mr. Hutchinson's bL d.
Diamond.

TIIST ?IV TOIL TIM COP.
Yr. Waldron's Sancho beat Capt. Coutti's Fiddler.
Mapleson's Sally beat Mr. Wolcomb's Petty.

TICS TOR THE cur.
Mr. Waldron's Sancho beat Mr. Mapleson's Sally.
Sancho won the cup, and Sally the couples.
sumac,.
Mr. West's M. d. Smuggler beat Capt. Paul's w. b. Nancy.
741 r. Poulton's r. b. Juliana beat Mr. llorticastle's y. d. Wasp.
Nr. Phillips's r. d. Neate beat Mr. Roden's br. d. Put.
-The hares were won' on their legs, and nude some excellent
rum.
London, England, 1822-02-02

BIRTHS.

On Tuesday the 29th ult. at Beaufort. lace, Chelsea, the Lady
of Captain Begbie, 82d Regiment, of a son.
Tuesday, at his house in Jermyn-atreet, the Lady of Sir Fre-
derick-Baker, Bart. of a son.
August 4, at Bombay, the lion. Mrs. Buchanan, of a son.
London, England, 1822-02-02

TO SCHOOLS.

TM, day was published, price 3s. bound, the Seventh Edition of
LATIN EXERCISES; or, ExtuPLA
being English Sentences, translated from the best Jatnatt
Writers, and adapted to the ittles in Syntax; to be again trans-
lated into the Luin Language.
By the Rev. GEORGE WIIITTAKER, A.M.
Late Matter of the Grammar School in Southampton.
Printed for G. and W. R Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane,
London.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author,

.
t. A Key to the above, price 2s. sewed.
3. A CONCISE INTAODUCTION'TO the LATIN LANOVACE, 12/130.
the Third Edition,Lprke its. 6d. bound.
4. Ptratnai sr &met Fsauss Sutlers, ad meta Tironum
Alicemmodatz. 12mo. Fourth Edition, price 2s. bound.
S. GILAMMATICA Flaunts, and a System of Rhetoric; illus-
trated by Examples of classical authority, for the use of Senior
Forms in Grammar Schools.• Second Edition, price Is. 6d. bd.
6. EnTOSIS of ENGLISS ; or, 41111TISO CURONOLOGV I I
being a Catalogue of Monarchs, from the invasion of Julius Cesar
to the Conquest of William Duke•of Normand,. To which are
added, Chronological Tables, from the Conquest' to the present
Fifth Edition, with. Alterations-and ,Additions. Price
ilsi bound.
London, England, 1822-02-02

R USSE I. L.SQU A RE.

CAPITAL MANSION AND OFFICES, COACH-
HOUSE AND STABLE, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Or Warwick-street, Golden-square, and Regent.street),

By Order of the Executon and Trustees of the Right lion. Sir
JAMES MANSFIELD, Knt. deceased, late Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas,
At Garra*ay's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On Tueisnar, the 14th of February,lB:22, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held
for a long Term of Years, at a low Ground Rent ; comprising
a Capital FAMILY MAN3ION, situate No. 37, on theWEST
SIDE of RUSSELL-SQUARF., planned with Suites of Spa-
cious Elegant Apartments on the Principal Stories ; with roomy
airy Bedchambers and Dressing-rooms, &c. on the Second Story ;
and excellent Apartments on the Upper Story ; an elegant light
Stone Staircase, to the Second Floor, and Water Closets • open
Yard at the back : the Basement contains an excellent and very
complete Range of Domestic Offices ; detached Kitchen, end
good Cellars for Wine. Beer, &c. The whole w. l supplied
with Water ; Coach-house, and Stable fur Ilurses, with
Loft and Man's Room over.

This desirable Residence Is in most excellent order, and tit for
the immediate reception of a Family of the first re,pectability.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Household
Furniture, at a Valuation.

To be viewed h-• Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the
Premises ; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solici-
tors, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street; at Gairaway's ; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets
fur viewing may be had.
London, England, 1822-11-29

BI&TI1S

Noy. t 2, at Barg*, the Lady of John Mackie, Rag. of a sou.
On the 96th inst. at Wootton Bassett, Wilts, the Lady of the
Rev. T. H. Ripley, of a son.
In Dublin, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Saodes, of twins, a son
and daughter.
Mrs. Bedford, of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, of a daughter.

MARRIEd.
In Dublin, James Hunter, Doi. M.D. to Mils Allen, of
Donover, County Down.

DIED.
Nov, 15, at Dorchester, the residence of his family, aged 23
years, after a long illness, Captain Edward Robert Lambert, H.P.
21st Fuziliters, and late of the 64th Regiment.
Sept. 21, at St. George's, Grenada, Mr. James O'Brien.
Aug. 20, at sea, off St. Helena, on his return from Java to
Europe, for the recovery of his health, John, son of the late John
likKenzle, Fhq. of Kineraig, Who-shire.
Nov. 18, in IRicitmond.place, -Edinburgh, at the great age of
106 years, Mrs Agnes Anderson, relict of the late Mr. George
Mackenzie, of Stockbridge. Few persons have enjoyed such a
length of. happy days in this world, and few have been so well
prepared for receiving an ever-during inheritance in HT.AVU,
than this amiable and excellent woman. She died in the most
taint and collected manner, retaining the enjoyment of Ler
mental faculties almost to the very last. It is believed she was
the oldest inhabitant of Edinburgh, and was born and brought
up there, as well as her ancestors for many generations. In 174.5,
after witnessing the reception of the Pretender at Halytood
House, she was struck with a musket ball fired from the Cabtie,
while carrying her eldest son, who bore her head to the gt
and who is now one of the oldest, most intellgent, anti respected
citizens.

TAR. BOLRIIAANL'S RED I'LL, No. 2. fa-
mous fur the Cure of every stage in 4 •,,Irrtorn of a Cer-
tain Complaint--The ',pia-. Met,: a:ing demand for this excel.
k-nt remedy, clearly proves it to 'rave a stirortslng efficacy in
every class of Venere..l As.ect:.ms, and ,ttsu&-s the confidence
with wtich it has lorc been co:uldersd the mot convement,
safe, and ctfectLal Toed:elle hidterto discovered. It quietly ar-
rests the progress of disease, and, by the mildest operation. dile
charges it from the Fyn, tn.
With each box is given a eOpiont direct;eah b•
Olikh all persons are cm Med to care themselves with
secrecy, without con6nemer.t or hindrance of bielsess.—rna
only 4s. SI per box, sealed r ith red wax.
Beware of Courterfidts.—.--Tbe Gosmioe Boer'haave's Red rib
are sold byMr. Johnston, OS. Conant; I.lr. S.. ors, 150, Ozford-
street (opptatt. New Pond-street`; and all bleAcine r.-riets•

MAILS. ♦sa.*s.
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Gott .nburglt 0
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Waterford 1 0
Guernsey astd Jersey Q
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Leeward Islands

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WA'rghtat LON Lit/se ..h.st.• 3.. • •
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London, England, 1822-11-29

ROTTERDAM.

There are no theatrical or other evening amusements
1):::e except the Spill-houses, and these are places
to the country, and to the Government by
v. h :ft their are tolerated. The Mitch ire-Oroverbial
1. r smoking : it is curious.to observe how naturally a
Ore &Tends from a Dutchman's mouth, and with
e. hat i•eilect ficiiity he smokes without the assistance
ci either hand. He liter ally appears to have been
h.; Tried b) I:atiire to breathe through this tube, with
which het ides on horseback, drives to a carriage, and
rveu dances.

The Ritn.e. boats here are cf extraordinary dimen-
sions. 1 heir owners and families reside wholly on
hoard, in, a suit of cabins raised upon the deck, which,
in point of commuclious arrangement, of neatness, and
comfort, cannot easily be surpassed on shore. They
e f:equently six months in their voyage up and
eArn the Rhine, in consequence of stopping at those

ci.ies or towns 'kneed on its banks, where the owners
re likely to have a market for their .
merchandise.—
..
they chiefly convey. trotn Holland colonial produce,
Leeds cloths, Manchester goods, geneva, &c. and re-
ten with Rhenish wines, hardware, earthenware, &c.
The fruit-stalls in the streets have a pleasing ap-
rearance. Toe fruit is abundant, very fre.li and fine;
vegetables are excellent, and are submitted to sale in
cleanest and most attractive manner. The Dutch
i.•:iatoes are small, but uncommonly good, perhaps
..prior in flavour to those of England or Ireland.
The greatest care and attention is paid to the pre-
vaton of the trees, with which the canals are bor-
ed. Several of the old ones, which the hand of
had diminished both in their freshness and vi-
:r, are now taken up, and young ones planted in
.6r stead.

AWFUL CATASTROPHE.-A letter from a Gentle-
man near Kenrnare, county of Kerry, gives the fel-
Ir.wing account of melancholy occurrence I
L' as going up to Sneem fair about two o'clock, and
just hear the turn up to the Glebe met Dr. O'Sula.t-
•'AN he passed me by, and as there was a heavy
s.l,ver coming on, I ran on and got into a house at
I had not been there more than two mi-
Ntcs when I saw one of the brightest flashes of light-
tiing that I ever noticed, which was followed by a
tremendous clap of thunder ; and in a few minutes
atter some one passed by, saying, that a man had
bt.vn killed near the Pi iest's house. I ran down there,
aid saw the poor Doctor stretched on the road ; -his
skull over his forehead bad been beaten in, as if he
got a Wow from a flat stick on the head ; his face
vies sv, cited and quite red ; his lips were turned black,
s d the blood seemed driven through his eyes, nose,
•!:.c! mouth; his whiskers and eye-brows ware scorched,
he had several marks on his body. His hat,
bleeches, stockings, and shoes were torn to atoms,
;'iid scattered on the road. There were three or four
sons with him at the time, who escaped unhurt."
London, England, 1822-11-29

•
To evince the anxiety they feel for the effective completion
,r their orders, they have engaged Artists competent to exhibit
Drawings, suited to every display of taste, economy, and ele-
gance: among these, the ornaments attending Heraldic Em-
-I.lazotiments will form a prominent feature.
Any Nobleman or Gentleman desirous of exchanging or dis-
posing of their Furniture, will find an immediate opportunity of
effecting the same at their Warehouse.
Aporaisements in Town or Country promptly attended to.
JOSEPH COOPER and SON having new fully explained
the immediate substance of their arrangements, most confidently
affirm that a reduction of from 25 to 30 per Cent. can be offered
for the advantage of immediate payment, and once more beg to
solicit the generous patronage of the Public.
F.imilies from the West end of the Town, by taking the
route of the New-road, City-road, and Finebuty-squareortil find
an easy access itno litishorgate-street, avoiding the pared streets.
s;, /3 LS 110 PS ta ATE WITHIN, LONDON.
London, England, 1822-11-29

THE AR.VV.

17xtrwt from General Orders isi.:tl by his Excellency the Com-
m, .ler-in-Chief, dated I lead-quarters, Calcutta, June 8, 1,8i2.
`• Commander-in-Cidel has observed with great dissatis-
f.• a practice indulged by Officers, or by persons assuming
character, of addressing anasymows complaints to the Pub-
, through the Newspapers, respecting imagined professional
pitvances. It is visible the reader cannet assure himself that
particular case so stated, is not fillacionsly represented,
4..gh the inexperience, the miscomprklunsion, or the perverse
v. of the writer; consequently the appeal is esseotially devoid
..!;y possible utility. But it is obvious that in this procedure
•:.t k,ttimate sources of ftdress are neglected: so that the pur-
-1 must be to give a general impression of inattention, opptes-
•ness, or injustice, in those with whom the superintendence
:ch concerns is lodged. The extreme mischief and improbity
r. ;hese endeavours have probably not been perceived by the
a. ters, whom the Commander-in-Chief is willing to regard as
I ring yielded only to a momentary inconsiderateness. The habit,
however, of an Officer's thus casting off his just and requisite de- ,
j+t.denet• on his military superiors must not be permitted. •I'he
C mander in-Chief, therefore, in the strictest manner, prohibits
hom sending to the New papers any such anonymous
rer,serations as are above described. Should a letter of that
sati.re atnceforth be traced to any Officer (and means will be
to make the discovery almost inevitable), the Commander:
-Chief will immediately submit to the Governor in Council the
rii.es.thy of suspending the individual from duty and pay, while
G•iicltamon is made to the Honourable Court for his entire re-
naval rum the service."—Calcutta Journal, June 11,1822.
London, England, 1822-11-29

SITTINGS IN THE CHAWCERY COURTS.

„..11
s REHEARINGS, APPEALS, AND PrETTIONI, DEFORM 11111 Lamm
CHANCELLOR, ATTER MICHAELMAS TEEM, 11122.

• ---
Thursday, December 5, First Seal; Friday) Saturday, and
:timidly following, Rehearings and Appeals.
Tuoiday. Dtcember 10, Second Seal; Wednesday, Thursday,
iae, and Saturday following, itehearinp and Appeals.
I)ecomher 16, Third Seal; Tuesday, Wednesday,
0.1 ThilrA.,y following, Rehearings and Appeals.
/way, December 20, Fourth Seal; Saturday, Petitions.
4, CAVES, !TIMMER DIRECTIONS, EXCETTIONS, PETITIONS.
ratiSE THE VICE CHANCELLOR, •rraa MICHAELMAS TERM, 1892,
Seal. Thursday, December 5, Motions; Friday, Satur-
Monday following, Causes.
.s;;,.nd Seal, Tuesday, December 10, Motions,. Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday following, Further Directions
Tinrd Seal. Monday, December 16, Motions; Tuesday, Wed-
and Thursday following, Further Directions and Ri-
c _ _

Seal, Friday, Dee. 20, Motions; Saturday, Petitions.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Lively, bound to Newry, was driven on shore under Cas-
t!. 310:1.3, on the 221 lug. but expected to be got off. Crew
c.lrgo (coals) saved.
/10, , nE{R, Nov. 27.—Arrived the brig Hope, TULFORII, from
s,. Anatew's to Liverpool: on the 13th of September, in lat.
was Alia:ler:A by a Spanish brig, under Patriot colours.
\VAT EREUSU, Nov. Sl—The lantern on BlackrockCastle,Cork,
was put ap on Tuesday, and its lighting commenced on Wed-
nesday hr. We understand that it shows well from various
rointsmi the River, and that its utility is generally acknowledged,
a most desirable and much wanted guidance to the navigation
the. wimer nights.
i• si( L;
.11, Nov. 27.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Lord
Vrt.t., from Quebec, in gnat distress; sailed the
S the James and Ellen, Joses; and Magdalen,
x, both for Jersey ; Diligent, CURTIS, fur London ; Up-
,..earvt, fur Liverpool.—The Blucher packet, from
..tranean, is just coming in.
_
.. to. Nov. 2S.—Wind W.S. W.—Sailed the Eclipse,
.... •
Er,,, the Eastward.
!• •VI, Nov. 27.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Alfred
‘l., T::•rvr, from Falmouth, with 52 barrels of powder;
• yesterday in Whitrand Bay, near Wrickle—cargo
the vessel expected to be gut off.
.:, Nov. SB.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
. • 'v. toe Alexander, Jusr, and Prince George, PARKER,
• Artived aid sailed for the River, the Juliana,
tlittbec ; llarmony, Wonts.u.t., from lkinerara ; and
the Cape of Good Hope, particulars unknown.
1h *, it st Nov. 28.—Wind SW.—Sailed the Lady Nepean,
v &c. for Holland ; and Lord Nelson, with Mails,
1.. r Lualtsven.
London, England, 1822-02-05

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an old and highly metitoriotss servant of the Public
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WILI,STREET.

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blishment at Inch. An [wrest was immediately
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the horse !"

The following curious srecimen of orthography was
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Oxford, on Saturday sennight, from an itinerant organ
player _

_
" to Mr. hieliens Meat. of Oxword town.
" Dliacr Lichens i hope you Will Grant me the liberty for
pleaning my organs in this town in Consiquns of my Son becing
lieng ill in the Illeasils if not your worship i must leave him in
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I.'etting your Worship Know i Bering a strcanger in this
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'6 TO Miss
" hope your known goodnis Wil pardon my ex_
tram* bovildnis and grate presumtion in thus (tarring too adresli
you on they subgect off love. Than miself alau! hevin nose
none Can bee more inadequete to Pie° the lover, alus i Am
doommed and decreed to adoer they sax Yet wanting That
efruntry which is Requesite uessecary ton gene there afections.
they Fire of Lowe hu long been chooming My hart—that fire
was Furst kindeld when I saw ysor devoted bewtyfull few, and
unles you 'own an equal !learn they konfiagarashun will soon
very soon pot a perled to your devoted 'leave. Never o never
did a harmet ofer Up at they retie off his leveret Seant A hart
more sensaere than i now ofer you, except of It then my aingel
and give me. rune too hoap for at taste A there in thyne. If
may hoap an answer i Beg to intrate that you Wil wenn( too
fever meet With it sane as pocibel—i shal bee awl impuknse tU
i no they lake, every ndnit Seam toe me* an our, every our A
dey, every dey a weak and every weak An cage. mane Time
beg lave too sine miser!' deer madam •
" your devoted
" natbls OW*
4' ,Aug. 14, 110021.. r ".T. W.".
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EDINBURGII, JANUARY 31.

Tuesday, WILLIAM ERSKINE, Egg. Advocate, pre-
sented his Majesty's letter, appointing him one of the
Ordinary Lords of Session, in room of Lord BAL-
unro resigned, to the LORD PRESIDENT in the First
Division ; which was read by Sir WALTER SCOTT,
one of the Principal Clerks. Mr. littsKiNE after-
wards accompanied Lord CRINCLETIE to the Outer
Muse, as Lord Probationer, to hear an ordinary ac-
tion, which he will report to the Inner House.
Last night, a private belonging to Leith Fort, while'
passing down the Not th Bridge, in a state of intoxica-
tion, drew his sword and assaulted a Gentleman and
two Ladies. Ile pursued them into a bookseller's
shop, where the Gentleman received a cut in the..
arm from the sword, while defending the Ladies and
himself from the outrageous soldier. Several articles
of shop furniture were also dcsuoyed in attempting
to secure him, which was at length accomplished, and
he was accordingly disarmed of the destructive wea,
pon, and conveyed to the Calton Police Office.
Ft iday night, Peter Fletcher, a carman, belonging
to Greenock', accidentally fell over the quay, at the
foot of the East Quay -lane, and was drowned.
At the late Jail Delivery for the Borough-of Ber-,
wick-upoir-Tweed, John Taßlor and his sons, William
and James, were convicted of sheep-stealing, and
sentenced to be hanged on the 2fid instant.

LIMERICK.

FROM TIIE LIMERICK CIIRONICLE OF JANUARY 30.

Monday morning, a non-commissioned officer and
four privates of the 4.oth, who were a few miles in
advance of the Regiment, were attacked near Bailin-
gran, in this county, by a numerous banditti, who
desperately wounded the soldiers. and plundered them
of their muskets and ammunition. The division of
the corps having come trp,a search was made, and they
succ ceded in taking sixteen persons to Charkvillo jail.
A notice .was posted at the cross-road leading to
Rossbrien, on Monday night, cautioning all persons
in the Liberties and County of Limerick from taking
or renting lands from any Gentleman, and those who
should transgress would be instantly visited with death,
'6 wilboasi knejt of Clergy."
London, England, 1822-11-11

NA VAL INTEL LICENCE.

The Admiralty has acceeded to II application {or regular Con-
vo s to the Trade to the windwatdkyonl of Columbia.
Eamon-u, Nov. o.— Wind onLé-Arﬁved. the- Ltdy
Inuit: packet, from Bruin: tolled from Rio the ch Septem-
ber.—Salled, the Woodford. Cutnntt, for Madras and Bengal;
‘Prineeu Royal, fol- New South Wales: 0:“an theCa of
1 Good Hope; Swiftvure, for Rio Janelm; Stntely. and Stu-lad.
(or Jamtlca; New l’ltcnlx, for Trinidad; Hebe. for Gem;
Josepha, for Naples; Ann, for Venice; Independence. for
Glbra'ltar ;. Concord. and Rising Syn, for St. bllehael'o; Friend-
ship, and note. for Seville; D‘upateh, l-lelen. Stunner packet.
and Duke of hlulhomngh pocket. ell for Lisbon.
PLYXOOTI. Nag. a—Wind B.B.R—Artlved, the Renewal.
Cumulus. fmm Izndon for Bum—Send, the Wood-
park. for Dominica. ‘
Conn. Nov. to —Wlnd West—Arrived, the Echo. Tune,
from Londu for hladdn and Jnnula, 'to take We and
troops. .
Poem. Nov. 9. Wind ISL—Arrived from the
Down. the B:th. Bcm, tot Alden, and tailed tgnln with the
Sir Charla RFCs-thy. than. foe dime-Also udved, the
Kllleoheek. Sum, fat Antigua; Underwood, Km, for
“doing Garland Grove. Plum", foe Jennies; and Mi
Come. for Machine-Send. the 11am, Manon. for hie.-
dru and Van Diman’t Land. ' 1
Nov. lu—Wind North—Arrived, the Zephyr mutt”
from Remote—Sand, the Prince Regent. Tune, for To-
m} his Majesty's ship moon, and Bam coupon, for
t o . v ‘
”I“. NW- 04—th aSß—Cune am from the B.!ch
and sailed. the Kitty, Guam, for at. Uhe‘n Ind the Genenh
Pike. Tunes, for ditto.
Nov. lo.—-Wind MEL—Arrived end tailed for the 81ml
the Stockton, Luann. from St. John't, New With 3 and
a naval transport—partleulnn unknown. J

Extract of a letter from Brighton, Nov. 9.—-“ His
Mun" was slightly indisposed during some days
of the past week,— and last night (Friday). the KING
was attacked with a sharp ﬁt of the gout.”
Friday evening the Dulte and uchess of CLA-
aasce,‘ after ~dinin with the Princess Somut M -
TILDA at Blackheatﬁ, returned to Bushyopark. Their
‘ Royal Highnesses were accompanied by the Duchess
of Gnoucesrn, who will remain on a visit to the
Duke and Duchess for a few days. _
Yesterday morning, soon after nine o'clock, the
Duke of CAMBRIDOI and the Princess AUGUSTA.
‘ left town for Bushy-park, on a visit to the Duke and
Duchess of Sultana.
The Dukeof You attended Divine Service at the
Chapel Royal. St. James's, yesterday.
Saturday the Princess AUGUSTA visited the Du-
chess of Kes‘r at her residence at the Kin 's Palace,
at Kensington, and dined with the Roy: Duchess.
Afterwards the Princess and the Duchess honoured
Drury-lane Theatre with their presence.
His Muss" has appointed Sir Wanna Soon,
Bart. to be Deputy-Lieutenant of Roxburgh.
London, England, 1822-11-11

NUMBER 11—132]

ARMY CONTRACTS. ~ ', -
. TREASURY CHAMBERS, '
Commits-vial lkpaﬂm, Ml9B], 1882..
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persbxis dcsirous
of contacting to inpplj the following Ariiclei far the
use; of the Army, viz.
London, England, 1822-11-11

Vn‘ihi’n’tib’.’

Nov. 2, at “'oolwich, the Rev. William Phelips, to Mary,
second daughter of the Rev. Johnv'l'llessiter, of Woolwiglz
Common. .
At Clifton Church, the Rev. \Villiam Dlghy. Archdeacon c.’
Ephin, to Louisa. second dauﬁxter of the late Arthur French.
Kt . of French Park.
"l‘he Rev. B. Donne, of St. James's, Shafteshury, to Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of the-late Samuel Hadley, Esq. of Clapl:a.::
Common, Surrey.
Thursday, at Battctm, Hutton Perkins. Esq. son of the 2:2:
Rev. \V. Perkins, ILA. of 'l’wyford, and Vicar of Crewlaentc.
to Caroline Elizabeth. only daughter of George Pepper, E: .
In Exeter. Captain Holman (late of the 52d Regiment). 3J-
iutant of the First Devon Militia, to Elizabeth, daughter .5"
Mn. Pidslcy. of (‘reditom
Monday sc'nnight, at St. Hilary. Mrs. Polly Blight. widow,
to Mr. George Searie, both of that Parish. The unit L-d ages
of the haypy couple exceed 120 years. The younger pr tof [in
linhnhitantl of the parish assembled in the evening. and tell--
‘ bmtcd the happy event by playing a number of lively : its on u-
tiuus instruments. ﬁring of gum, &c. to the no small a must-mm
of the people of the village. ‘ ~
London, England, 1822-11-11

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of 151. in ll WKme, tun he
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Wumorddned:

George Archdale} Mm.- Fellow 6f Emmanuel College.
John deoyd. EA. Fallow of Catherine Hall."
W Lyou, RA. Trinity College.
Ewan! Claydon Lawton, ILA. Clare IlzlL
Thomas Spencer Cobbohi. B.A._diuo.
George Mai-“ Jules. .
Robert Hopton Smith, 3. A. @een': College, Oxlord.
Georg Word. EA. St. John‘s College.
Joesph Conan Wignm, EA. Trlnlty‘ College.
Joseph Phillips Gurney, ILA. Queen‘s College.
mums.

Charles Ffmeh Bron-head, M.A. Followof Trinity Collrg‘.
John Husband. ILA. Fellow of Magdalen College.
Henry Hume! Hughes, MA. Fellow of Sv. John's Collrgu.
Charles Smlth, M.A. Fellow of St. Peter‘s College.
Thoma Cadogan Willie, M.A. Fellow of Downing College.
OXFORD, NOVEMBER 9.

Monday, the Hon. Edwin Lascellm, and Mr. George In,“
.B.A. of Christ Church; and Mr. William Heathcole. ILL-u;
Oriel College, were elected Fellows of All Sonlr' College. ~
Saturday} the following Degrees were conferred:
nus-runs or Ann.
I The Rev. Jolm Edmund Jones, St. Edmund "all.
Charles George 'Venablos Vemon, Student of Christ Clnurdl.
David Dulmdag-Studcm or Christ Church.
a: Rev; Jameevl‘ormby, llrascnnose College.
. Rev. Charles Ward, ditto.
The, Rev. John Jean Coney‘ Oriel College.
ucucmms or Ans.

Hugh Usher 'nghcféb'r'ﬁixs (imam College.
ﬁlfnq-ﬁobgns, Tnlity Cﬂicgc.

jgﬁlléiiekon, Chrast Chuvrch.

Thursday, the Rev. Charles Posthumus Redgrave. Follow 0;
Lincolnﬂouege, was admitted Bachelor of Ditinity; and the
lit-v. John Mathew Glubb, of Bum College, was admixed
Mute! of Arts. '
London, England, 1822-11-11

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

' The Rev. Joseph P. Pﬂlst, to die Rectory of Languee,
Devooshire.
The Rev. Wm. Wells. to the Rectory of Hating, Sussex.
The Rev. Robert Simyoon. to .«he Perpetual Curacics or
Wanlow and Elkatonc. Seaﬂ'ordlhire.
Mr. Richardson. of Pitfour, has pmted Mr. Henry Hen.
demon, Preach” of the Gospel. to the Church and Parish ..1‘
Kinclaven, in the I’mbytery of Dunkeld, vacant by xhe transla-
tion of the Rev. Mr. Walker :0 the Church and Parish of Lon;-
fotgan, in the Presbytety of Dundee.

The following is a verbatim copy of a letter from
a Gentleman Commoner o£.B-———- College, 0:-
ford, addressed to his father .in the country:
“ Dear Sir—l write thirto-night ( Monday). and shat! put ?:
into the post to-morrow (Tuesday). It will bein town on Wed.
nesday, and ymwill receive It at Greenwich on Thursday.—
Pray let me have some money on Friday, or 1 sh!!! set oﬁ‘ by
the Worcester mat! on Saturday, and be with you on Sunny.
-a . - “ Your'lgimolt. dulgfully, “H. 11."
London, England, 1822-11-11

Bm'rng.

Now. '2; the Lady of (He Rev, .110 “aware, of a non.
Lately, of a ﬁn- boy, the wife of Mt. F. Dunn, Inc of mm.
manby, but ‘now of Grucelound, near Hull—being her ﬁrs: child
after being married twenty years! .
London, England, 1822-11-11

CA ﬁnox.

A ROWLAND and SON respectfully caution the
o Nyility, Gentry, and the Public at large, that in con-
sequence 0 the universal demand for their ORIGINAL and
GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, imposton attemptto dkceive
the Public with spuriouc Macaw" Oil, composed of injurious
ingredients, offering it for sale at a lower price, and without the
kiwi; and others sign “ liowlandwn," to imitatr the sign-zurc,
which raiders it necessary. on purchasing, to 1:2 for -
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL,

and strictly to observe that none are genuine without the iittle
back inside the wrapper; and the label is signed on the outside
3:. red. “ A. Rowland and Son." The pricu are 53. 6d. 75.
lbs. 6d. and 215. per bottle. All other prices are impositions. The
genuine IL]? the addrus on the label, “ No. 1, Kirbyqtreu, Hat-
ton-gamma.“
_ A‘no, um) WHISKERS, GREY WHISKERS. EYE-
»‘mOWf-L, Hair on the Head. e‘ﬂ'ectually changed to Brown or
mm, by tho: use of ROWLAND} ESSENCE of TYRE.
31)‘ mad; Wetting the hair, it immediately produces a perfect
(Many. Hire a. 7«. 6d. and 100.6d.P“ 50‘"?-
‘Snld by the sole Proprietors, A. lhwuxn and Son, corner
0! Kirby-sum, removing to No. 90, Hntoanarden, I-lolhorn,
gundon; and, by appointment. by. Mean. Hendries, Tick.
borne-street; Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Bigge,
35, New Enid-street ;Bayleymd Blew, Cntkspur-urcer; San-
P. 'r, 1.30, Oxford-Otter! ; Berry and Co. ”Johnston, 15, Greek.
streel ; Buddhi, Cheapside. and 220, Regent-street; Romney,
.106. limellut, 2'2, ”anon-Garden; J. 'l‘. Him, 66, Chupddc;
Inn. 41, Jammy, 68, contain; Colley. s 2, lii-home;
Ncwbcxy, 45, Edwards, 66. St. Paul's Church-yard; Salton,
haw Church-yard; Burst-mas, llolborn-h'dl; L0w.530. Prom,
:59, Sumd ; [lucky and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Stradl'mgand
{N'ix'ilwu Exchange; and by most Perfume“ and Medicine
cm L’K‘i. ‘ i

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(he d‘nnke, “ A. ROWLAND IN SON." ‘
London, England, 1822-11-11

BREAD,

To his Mijesty‘s’l’and Forces in Cantonmenu, marten, and
Baruch, in the undermntibmd Comm”:
Redford, ' Hereford, Oxfoﬂl,
Unis, ' Hens, Rad-ml, ‘
Cambridge (includ- Hunts, i Scum-net,
in; the Town of Lincoln, Wilts,
Nemket), Middlcsex, Worcester.
BEEF AND MUTTON, '

To his Majesty‘s Land Forces in Calitonmcms, Quarters, and
Bunch, in the undcimcnthncd Islands:
Aldemcy, Guernsey, Jersey. ‘
OATS,

To his Majesty's Cavalry and Anillcry Hang-3JI! Cautonmems
and Quancn, In the nodal-mentioned Counties: I
kdford, Hereford, Salop,
Brmick. Illenford, ‘ . Stafford,
Cambtidge, Hunts, Wettmotehnd,
Cumberland, Monmouth, Wilts,
Derby, Oxford, Wot-aster.
Glouér, Rulhnd,