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London, England, 1822-09-16

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

The Earl and Countess of Derby, and Lord Stanley, from
Preston, for Knowsley.
Earl of Craven, from a tour, to Newbury, in Berkshire.
Mr. Chaados Pole, on a tour.
Lori Calthorpe, from Chepstone, far Wells, In Somersetshire
Ide. J. Leslie, from Edinburgh, for Aberdeen.
Sir W. W. Pepys, from Gloucester-place, on a tour.
Dr. Croft, from Lewes, for Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. Bebb, from Donnington Grove, near Newbury,
In Berkshire.
Lieutenant-General Hopkins, on a tour.
Colonel Parker, from Cheltenham, for Leamington Spa.
Sir George and Lady Pocock, from their house in York-street,
Portman-square, for Cheltenham.
Prince Polignac and suite, from the Hyde Park Hotel, for
the Countess of Newburgh's, Sussex.
The Rev. Dr. Girdlestone and Mrs. Mountain, from ditto, for
Berkbampstead.
Captain Bayard, Ist Life Guards, from ditto, for Doncaster.
Captain Hume, 15th Hussars, from ditto, for ditto.
Mr. Joust Marron, of Harley-street, has left tows for Dover,
to embark for the Continent.
• ARRIVALS.
Urn Drake Tyrwlda Drake and family, at Leamington,
Warvriekddre.
Mr. and Mrs. Tubb;, iu

bun Cheltenham.
London, England, 1822-09-16

BIRTH&

August 31, at the Vicarage, Swaffharn Priory, Cambridge-
shire, the Lady of the Rev. Giorge B. Jermyn, of a son!.
At Island Bridge, Limerick, the Lady c: Lieutenant-Culone
Johnson. 86th Regiment, of a sun.
At I'riske, in the county of Cork, the Lady of Captain Ilead,,
R.N. of a daughter.
London, England, 1822-09-16

This day was published,
Beautifully printed from a pearl letter, in a Pocket Volume, a
New Edition, price Ss. 6d. bound, of
THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY, of the
FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In Two
Parts :-1. French and English-2. English and French.—
Containing all the Words In general use, and authorised by
the best Writers.

By THOMAS NUGENT, LLD.
The Seventeenth Edition, carefully corrected by
J. OUISEAU, A.M.

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BIBLIOTHECA HERALDICA.

This azy Wes published, in One thick Vol. royal Bvo. with *rood
Cuts, and a Portrait' of Camden, prim XL 16s. in boards ; or,
large paper, 7oyal eta. (of which only 100 Copies are printed),
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BIBLIOTHECA HERALDICA MAGNJE BM-
TAN NIZ; qr Analytical fStalogue of Books relating to
Heraldry, Genrajogy—,Nlibilky,Knighthood ,and Regal Ceremonies;
accompanied by Critical Observations and Remarks upon their
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cipal Foreign Genealogical Worts.-
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London, England, 1822-03-18

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has presented the Rev. J. W.
Whittaker, M.A. Fellow of St. John's College, and Domestic
Chaplain at Lambeth Palace, to the Vicarage of Blackburn,
Lancashire, racant by the death of the Rev. T. 1). Whitaker.
A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal, emeowering the
Rev. I'. Wyllings, /lA. Chaplain to Lord Dtlamere, to KU,
with the Rectory of Church Lcnch, Worcestershire, the Vicar-
age of Bromfield, Salop, the latter on the presentation of the
lion. R. H. Clive.
Thursday s'night the Presbytery of Ilantiiton ordained Mr.
John Black, Preacher of the Gosrel, to be 31Mistrr of the
Chutchsand Parish of Betts-am, Shorts, vacant by the trausla.
Wu of the Be,. lidr. Proudloot to :atrathaven.

BIRTHS
On the 4th inst. at the Castle of Kilkenny, the Cowan.; at,
Ointoode, of a daughter.
March 5, in Edinburgh, the Ham Lady Perivialei, of
daughter.
'larch It, in Upper Brook.etreet, the Lady If air Omits
Sullivan, Bart. of a daughter.
March 10, at Knowlton Court, the Lady of Capt. D'Aeth,
R.N. of a sort.

MARRIED.
The Rev. Edward Po!champion, M.A. Fellow of King%
College, Cambridge, and Rector of Greenford Magma, Middle-
sex, to Elitaixtli, youngest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Sta.
man, Vicar of St. Chad., Shrewsbury.
Fcb. 26, at Knowle, the Rev. Wm. Thomas Brea, to Rana
ash Maria, youngest daughter of Joseph Bouitbee,
Springfield House, Warwickshire.
March 7, A. R. Drummond, Esq. son of A. B. Drummond,
P.sq. of Cadland, HanipsHre, to the Right Hon. f,dy Ehn.
Beth Manners, daughter of the Duke of Rutland.
The 7th inst. at St. Martin's Church, Captain Batt.,
of the 78th Regiment of Foot, to Hannah, fourth daughter d
Mr. John Gibbons, of Ilythe.
March 5, at Kingston Church, Bent James Bradley, TVs...
Miss Pratt, daughter of the late Mr. Thos. Pratt, of Portsea.
Mardi 9, at Southampton, Frederick Thesiger, Esq. barrise:-
at.law, to Anna Maria, yeungekt daughter of Wm. Tiding,
of Moira-pl?ce, Southampton.
March 7, at Portobello, near Edinburg* Robert Th.ricp,
Esq. writer to the signet, tl Helen Stratcn, only Oita .4 Ur.
James Dunbar Mudie, physician, late of Alford, in the Courtl
of Lincoln.
London, England, 1822-03-18

WEST OF HYDE-PARK-CORNER.

Desirable RESIDENCE and GARDEN, COACH-HOUSE
and STA
TO BE SOLD, OR LET ON LEASE,
By Mr. ROBINS,
Of Warwick-street, Golden-square, and Regent-street,
ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE,
withill an easy ride or walk of Hyde Park-corner, con-
veniently planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa-
nii!y ; with a Pleaiure-ground, Coach-house, and Stable—all in-
cli,ed by lofty wa,ls and folding-gates.
Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of 111-Invick-street, Golden-square, and Regent-street),
rinlE LEASE of a Capital NIANSION-HOUSE,
adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman, or Family
of the 1 t'st Distinction: planned with Suites of elegant Apart-
ments, handsomely fitted up ; numerous Sleeping Rooms, and
a very complete set of Domestic Offices, both attached and de-
tached, Stable, and Coach-house.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
London, England, 1822-03-18

GROSVENOR-SQUARE.

Capital RESIDENCE, handsomely FURNISHED, with
O: FILES, COACH-HOUSES, STABLES, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-strcet, Golden-square),
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD Capital FAMILY
MANSION,with suites of spacious Apartments,recently
altered and improved at a very considerable expense, with the
}XCELLENT FURNITURE, Offices of all descriptions,
Coach-ho Uses and Stables, &c. &c. The whole in complete
order, and fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or
Gentleman',;
May be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may
be hadof Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1822-03-18

SPEEDIMAN'S STOMACH PILLS,

AMEDICINE of regular prescription, and esta-
blished credit, is perhaps one of the innst safe and tfficachous
that can be taken at this season of the year, and at all tunes, for
Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Nocuous Complaints, to promote
r,gular Perqiration, in dr.ficiency of Bile, and in Obstruction
v: the Dowels, in Heart Burn% Costiveness, C.holics, Omit, Vo.
: °things, and Head .Aches. On trial, their intrinsic worth will
pruve their best recommendation; they are particularly recom-
mended duri:;l the course of Sea bathing, and drinking the
ca aild Mineral Waters; also for those living In WAIOI
CLI :%1 AT ES. . . _

l'reparcd by TtICUAS Stnutior, jun. Druggist, Tottenham
High Cro-s, Middlesex, by virtue of 411 arjgument trout Id.
s.::d J. lkswick, sole I'roprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of
Speediman; and are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66,
St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Bacon and Cu. Nu. 1;i0, Oxford-
f.treet, ir. 11:acs at Ys. 4►. Gd. 10%. 6d. and (Inc Guinea; and
may he had the principal Veudeti u 1 Mt>siieiuws in Town and
Cooatry.

SAY'S REPLY TO MALTHUS.
This day was published, in Ore Vol. Ds. boards,

TETTERS to Mr. MALTHUS on several SUB-
.
JECTS of POLITICAL ECONOMY, and particularly
on the Cause of the tyrocral Stagnation of Commerce: to which
is added, A CATECHISM of POLITICAL ECONOMY;
or Familiar Conversations on the Manner in which Wealth is
produced, distributed, and consumed in Society.
Translated from the Frt•trAs of J. B. SAY,
By JOHN RICHThiII, Esq.
London: Feinted for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
ter-row. _ _

Either Work may be had separately,
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Catechism of Political Economy, 6s.

JONAS ON DISTILLING.

This day was published, Third Edition, price 6s. in boards,
DISTILLER'S GUIDE, enmprehendirg the
1 Whole Art of Distillation and Rectification, in all its va-
rious Branches; with genuine Receipts for making Brandy,
Rum, Ilollands Gin, and all Sorts of Compounds, Cordials, and
Spirituous Waters, by Distillation, Agitation, Infusion, and Di-
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London, England, 1822-03-18

IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH.

FAMILIES going Abroad, and the Public, are re-
spectfully informed the above Cloth, the peculiar ad-
vantages derived from the use of which in the East and West
Indies, as well as in the colder Climates, render it essential to
Families and Individuals going out, for Gentlemen's wear and
general Family purposes, effecting a s4ving of nearly one-half,
is obtained exclusively at MI L A RD'S FOREIGN and
PRITISH LINEN WAREHOUSE, N 0.16, CHEA PSIDF.,
with the Number of the House, &c. stamped on each Piece,
and nowhere else, in Cases of 30 and 60 Pieces each for Ex-
portation, and by the Piece of 26 to 52 Yards each; where the
greatest assortment of Foreign and British Goods are kept,
Wholesale and Retail. Families from India, iStc.. forming par-
tial or entire Establishments, can select their Household Linens,
Foreign and British Mullins, Cravat ditto, Chintz Furnitures,
coloured Muslins, Cambric., &c. with the utmost economy,
and those taken in the Piece at the Wholesale Price.
London, England, 1822-03-18

SCOTTISH POETRY.

ORIGINAL WORDS TO THE SCOTCH AIR OF

Y NY NANNY, Or

The words by Ramsayto this beautiful Air are altogether un-
worthy of it. Although the original Song does not appear t♦
have been known to him, it was not lost, but has continued
to be sung in the south of Scotland for more than a century.
The following is an exact copy of it, with the exception of the
first four lines of the third stanza, which are an addidon by
Ni. Joan filavne, Author of the Siller Gun, Logan Water, Ste.

As I came in by Ernbres' town,

By the back o' the bonny city, 0!
I heard a young man mak his moan,
And, 0 ! it was a pity, 0 !
For, aye he cried, my Nanny, 0!
handsome, charming Nanny, 0 !
Nor friend nor foe can tell, oho!
How dearly I 100 Nanny, 0!

Father, your counsel I wou'd tak,
But ye mauna be angry, 0!
I'd rather ba'e Nanny, butt a plack,
Than the laird's daughter and her hundred mark !
My bonny, bonny Nanny, 0 !
My handsome, charming Nanny, 0!
I arena though the wand shou'd know
!How dearly I 100 Nanny, 0!

Then dinna mock our want o' gear,
Nor lightlify my Nanny, 0!
For Ilear'n will smile on ane sae dear,
With a' that's guile aid nanny, 0!
My bonny, bonny Nanny, 0 !
31y handsome, charming Nanny, 0!
Come weel, come woe, the world shall know,
How dearly I 100 Nanny,•o!

Mrs. Moots has adapted to this air one of the sweetest songs
in the musical Entertainment of Rosina, beginning—
" When bidden to the wake or fair."

ASSIZES.
London, England, 1822-03-18

LONDON.

MONDAY. MARCH IS, 1522.
TILE FUNDS. •

STOCK EXCIIANGE, TEN O'CLOCK.

The Market opened this morning at 79i i for Mosey, and 791
for tlw .Iccount.-5 per Cents. 102 j i, and little business doing.
London, England, 1822-03-18

r r~

;, 'VC

. -.T.-~

•
Meting Irish objects and *reedits; they Well knew
dist they did that which was for the general intim*
....(Applasse).—This convincing fact must /Wave, that
in these countries there were no conflicting interest%
but that all had one common object—the general'
good. The Institution, the anniversary festival• of
which they were met to celebrate, aimed at cold:
vating separate interests, not for the purpose of se-
paration, but that each part, when all were united,
might be the more serviceable !—{Lord applause).—
If the feeling of the Irish was stronger than that of
other people, so, when they acted more closely toge-
ther, ought they to bring to the common stock a
mass of strength more calculated to promote the in-
terest of theirfellow-citizens. Considering this So-
ciety as cultivating a partial interest, he saw it grow-
ing daily more vigorous, and he looked forward with.
pleasure to the matured fruits which might be ex-
pected to be gathered from it. They had heard to.
night from his Noble Friend in the Chair, that the
cause of literature had been enlisted in support of the
Charity. It was indeei no ordinary object which
had been accomplished by the Marchioness of Lon-
donderry : her Ladyship, whilst instructing and
amusing the higher orders by the Correspondence al-
luded to, turned the profits of it into the fertilizing
channels of Charity. The Right Ilonourable Gentle-
man, after a few other observations, proposed that
the Marchioness of Londonderry's name should be
associated with the names of two other Ladies, which
stood among the permanent toasts of the Society, and
the proposition was adopted with loud cheers.
On the health of the. Stewards being proposed,
Sir JOHN DOYLE returned thanks.

The Marquis of LANsnowN, after briefly calling
the attention of the company to the two strangers,
the Canadian Chief and his friend, observed, that they
were in ftiendly connection with England ; and he
doubted not but the company would be happy to
drink their healths. llis Lordship then proposed the
healths of Mr. Brand and Captain Cur.
The Chief then, addressing the Noble Chairman
and the company with an air of dignified self-posses-
sion, said—" My Lord and Gentlemen, I rise to thank
you, for myself and my friend, for the honour you
have done us. I have made but little progress in
your language, but I feel in my heart the fine senti-
ments I have heard delivered here to-night. We are
both very much gratified► and we return you, my
Lord and Gentlemen, our most sincere thanks."

This short address was received with the applause
of the company, and after one or two other toasts,
the Noble Chairman, with the greater part of the
guests, retired from the room, leaving a few unflinch-
ing Ilihernians to pour out more ample libations in
honour bf their tutelar Saint.
London, England, 1822-03-11

PARLIAMENTARY PA

HOUSE OP LORDS. MARCH 9.
Thb day their Lordships met at about a quarter to four.
Antony: tbe Rills expected from the Lower Mame was the
Circuits Commissions ND, which passed the Commonaou Friday.
(k: the motion of the LOUD CHAPCZLLOI4 the Aitornies and
Melton' Regulation Act Amendment Bill passed through a
Committee, and was reported, without any antendtuelt, to Die
Ilouse.--Adjoureed to Monday.

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London, England, 1822-03-11

. • .
RICH WHEEI.I
CARROLL requests the attention of the Public to
the State of the Wimp!, which is exceedingly rich in Ca.
pital Prises, containing
4 ... of £20,000 7 ... of ... 5500
3
4 ..
1,000 32
• &c. &c. st.c.
Tickets and 'Shares for the Second Day, NEXT THURS-
DAY (when the very Mat Prize will receive £20,000), are
on Sale at CARROLL% Offices, No. 19, Comma., and U,
Oaroars.svaesr, who Sold, in the last Lottery,
11,486 -
18,602
&c. &e. Bce.
Also several Capitals the That Day of the present Lottery.
London, England, 1822-03-11

RIVINOTONS' ANNUAL REGISTER,
amaXINCINII wwn nu maxim MAMCIIIT'S anew.
This day was publiahed, in One large Volume, ilvas. price Ms.
in boards,

THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or. A Vzsw of
the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITZILATIMI, for the Year 1820.
Including a Sketch of the Character of his late Majesty.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Cburch-
yard ; and 5, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall.
er The Arrangement of the Miscellaneous Part of this Vo.
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The Extracts from Books have been atridged, and a new De-
partment Introduced, entitled m Literary and Philosophical Mis-
cellany ;" consisting principally of Facts connected with the
History of Science and Letters for the Year. A List of Books
and Pamphlets, published in 1820, classed under the different
Heads, is also added.
The Volume fur 1821 is preparing for publication, and will
be published on the Ist of December next.

ANNO TERTIO GEORGII IV. REGIS.

This day was published, in One very Thick Volume, Octavo,
price 19s. boards, containing, with the Supplement, nearly
One Thousand Pages of closely printed Letter-press, the
. .

- -
Seventh Edition of -
GIFFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYER; or, Every
Man his Own Lawyer: containing a Summary of the
Constitution of Great Britain, Its Laws and Statutes, particu-
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Arrests Executors and Ad-
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'the Clergy Insolvent Debtors
bistresses Landlord & Tenant
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Muter and &font
Nuisances
Path?' Officers •
Parent and Child
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Tithes
Wills, &c. &c.

Also, the CRIMINAL LAW of ENGLAND, embracing
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*llich is added, an APPENDIX, containing the most approved
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The Customs' Laws The Stamp Duties..

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SECOND. EDITION:

This day was pubSshed, In Two Volumes, Ova and an Ado of
Plates, price £l. Ios. boards,
AN ACCOUNT of the WAR in SPAIN, POR-
TUGAL, and the SOUTH of FRANCE, from lOW to
1814, Inclusive, with a copious Appendix. and Notes.
By Lieotenant-Colonel 3. T. JONES, Royal Rogineon.
Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall; and
Illy be had of all Bookaellen.
I

NEW NOVEL.
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T .ANGREATH.—A TALE.J—By Mrs. NATHAN.
LI M This Is a well constructed Novel, commanding a high
degree of interest from its accurate description of Cambrian
Manners and Scenery, the contrasted display of passions in the
principal diameters, and its unalloyed moral tendency."—
Monthly Magazine, March, '
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Impression of
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FORAGE. .is.

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and Oats, in Cantonments and Quattersin the
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Berks, Muldlesex, York,
Cornwall, Norfolk,
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Ordnance Barracks
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Aud in the several
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Than all the lustre Fame has gi•'4
The warrior's deed ;—it shall endure, .
is the unfading page of Haien !
1824.

Feb.

LAW IbITELLIGENCZ

' COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCH s.

JUDGMENT IN RE HOWARD AND GIBBS, BANKRUPTS.

The LORD CHANCELLOR proceeded in this case to
say :—" On Thursday I stated that I was. as I still
am, of opinion, from the facts of all the circumstances
that have occurred to me in this case, that Mr. Car-
roll cannot be continued as a proper person to be one
of the assignees ; and if he cannot be continued, from
being illegally elected one of the three of Messrs.
Calton, Wilkie, and Duff, neither can the other two,
the creditors having voted not merely for the one,
bat for all the three, therefore a new choice of
assignees must inevitably be made. I now go on tol
the question, whether an executor, becoming a
bankrupt, can come before the Commissioners ap-
pointed under his commission as a creditor, prove
against himself, and vote in an assignee to his own
estate? It seems to me that, if this were the case,
nothing could possibly tend to greater mischief; for
supposing a person had in his hands property to any
amount, say £50,000, and which he puts into some
kind of trade, if he chooses to be fraudulent, he has
nothing to do but get two persons to be creditors of
his,*one to the amount of £lOO to issue out the com-
mission, and the other would do at £2O; and at the
first meeting before the Commissioners he would
prove his debt, at the second be chosen an assignee,
and at the third, without rendering the slightest in-
telligence how this f. 50,000 had gone, he would sign
his own certificate, and say to the world, or to the
parties,- go whe►e you please for your money. Can
there be found a greater mischief than this ?'
His Lordship then went on to the remaining con-
sideration, that of costs; and "in my opinion, said
his Lordship, " canvassing has been carried on to
such a degree in this case, that it requires most seri-
ous attention, the extent of which I wish to ascertain
exactly ; consequently I shall not give my decision on
this point till Tuesday nest."
London, England, 1822-03-11

AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS- •1'"

_. , ~_ ' . .

.~~

TO THE EDITOR OF THE VAIL
Ste—As everybody talks of agricultural distress ad essestli
modes of relief, perhaps you will allow a plain man.askiser of
your valuable Paper to contribute his mite. If the Mora
and Melted would give es a better prise for Fat,we meld give
more for Cattle i • but these Gentlemen do with us pigsty much
as they please, withoot condescending to eye us aay esplanation.
On illondayl:st I gave a higher price for prime Catch, ad my
Chandler, this wtok, gives me a lower price for Fat ; and when
I ask the reason. he telh me, that if I do not like It I may leave
it. The truth is, that many of these men are speculators in
fo-
reign and home Tallow, and combine together to lower or raise
the price just as it sides them to get into or oat of spelt;. they
meet and It an arbitrary price upon honse.Tallow, without
rhyme or reason. and, at present, we cannot help rearselves.
Now, to meet this evil, let me suggest that some of the leading
men of our trade, wfo make from three to four hundred stone
of Fat every week, should have a Meeting, and combat the
Melters with their own weapons, by holding stock until a fair
price is obtained ; for really we little folks are sometimes nested
so cavalierly, that I am almost tempted to ask whether any dis-
covery has been made fur producing Soap and Candies. witisist
Fat ? If my suggestion is attended to, the beneadal effessmon
the Smithfield -market will very soon be fek.

I am, Sir, your very humble. servant, •
March 7, 1823. A SMALL BUTCHER:

FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE.

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GhNUINE SYRCP OF DE VELNOS.

THE Depot lOr this useful Alterative is N 0.52,
Ikrner's.street, Oxford-street, where .1t is prepared ac-
cording to the recipe of tke late Mr. Swainson, entrusted to his
nephew and successor, Mr. Thomareanham, aloe?. Among
all the Medicines of this denomination, the VEGETABLE
SYItIJP of DE VEI.NOS has obtained a distinction which its
efficacy alone can support. It corrects, purias, and sweetens
the Blood ; and those who are afflicted with Scrofula, Leprifsy,
Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, and many of those melancholy
diseases arising from impurity of the blood and juices—those
who suffer front the dissipations and indiscretions of their youth,
or whose constitutions are broken down and debilitated by mer-
curial, antine.nial, or arsenic medicines, should submit to a regu-
lar course of the Vegetable Syrup. The effect of this medicine,
incipally on the insensible perspiration, is such as not to inter-
rupt either business or pleasure; it operates on theanimal juices,
asJ requires only the common restraints of moderation in diet.
It is dissolved in the chyle of the stomach, is conveyed by the
citculating fluids, and corrects their tendencies to all those dis-
eases which originate in vitiated blood. It is a safe, though a
powerful substitute for tnetigary, and removes those evils which
an unsuccessful Instil that mineral occasions.

The Syrup is prepared ant! sold at the Ptpprletor's house, No.
551, licruer's-strvet, Oxford-street, at 13s. a bottle; and, by his
appointment, at Mr. Atkinson, 196, Ilishupsgate-street With-
out; a►ui by Mr. Canhasn's Agents in every considerable town
or the United Kinatlorn; and the Concentrated. tur war►» cli-
mates, by his deputed Agents in the East luau, via.—Messrs.
Macklin* and Co. Calcutta; Mears. kurbes and Co. Bombay;
and Meal's. Pipe!! and Joh►son, Madras.
London, England, 1822-01-23

Comb,

Company - • 6 1 6
roo Williams, Grenfell, and Co. and
Crown Company - 6 8 0
72 Vivi in and Sons - . 4 12 0
70 Williams, Grenfell, lnd Co. and
Crown Company . 4 1 6
82 Ditto - - - 3 12 6
48 Daniell and Co . - 6 0 0
East Crinnis, 87 Vivian and Sons - 11 0 6
' 67 Ditto - - 8 17 6

Chacrwater,

Total, 1347 Tons. Standard, LIIO. 9s.
COPPER BOUGHT IN SIX NIONTIIS, ENDING

DECEMBER 31, 1821.

Mines Royal Company - 210
English Company Cornwall 412
Swansea 2Co-432
Birmingham Company CorawaH 289
Devon 242—...531
Cornwall 1147
Swansea 44-11 M
Cornwall 251
Swansea
Cornwall 825
Swansea 3.2
A nglcsca 63-321
Cornwall 528
Swansea 31—.5:9
Cornwall 829
Swansea 12
Llantlidno 13-860
:51arquis of Anglesea - - - 236
Fox, Wi and Greaten - - - Et.'o

Vivian and Sons

Freeman and Co.

Williams and Grenfell

Crown Company

Daniell and Co.

The Copper Companies tendered 1,000 tons, at £94 per ton,
and the India Company offered to take from SOO to 300 tons, at
£93 per ton, which *as refused.

A Cburt of Aldermen was held yesterday ;t Guild-
hall, for the purpose of hearing the Petition of several
Inhabitants of the Ward of Ltngbourn, again.t- the
return of fitr. Wrytensaa, as a Common-Council-
man. Decision adjourned till Tue,sd:iy next. Peti-
tions from theCoal-meters' men, in respect of their
wages being continued as heretofore, and from suit-1
dry Fellowship Porters, praiying to be employed in
the delivery of coal ships, in prefeteitee to Non-free.
men, were presented, and refer' ed to the Committee
, for General Purposes.
Mr. PLUNKETT has received his patent as Attor-
ney-General for Ireland. Mr. BuertowEs, the in-
timate friend of Mr. PLUNKETT, and also of the
Grattan school of politics, is mentioned as the suc-
cessor of Mr. Justice DALY, of the Court of King's
Bench. Mr. Bunnowes has been fqr some time a
Commissioner of the Irish Insolvent Debtots Court.
London, England, 1822-01-23

BANKRUPTS.

William Mann, Thompson, Norfolk, farmer, to surrender Fe-
bruary 6, at four, 7, at nine, anal March 5, at four, at the
Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. 'Anomie', Mr. Harbor, Fenix-
lane • or Alessi's. Cooper, East Dereham, Norfolk.
John ilurbon, March, Isle of Ely, draper, February 6, at
seven, 7, at ten, and March 5, attwelve, at the Griffin Inn,
March. Attornies, Mr. Barley, March; or Mr. Meredith,
I.:ncohi's Inn New-square.
Thomas Gallon, Leeds, stuff-merchant, February 19, 20, and
March 5, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Anomie 4,
Mr. Makinson, Middle-Temple; or Mr. Foden, Leeds.
Charles Lea, Haywood, Salop, malister, February 4, at five,
5, and March .5, at eleven, at the.lled Lion Inn, Newport,
Salop. Attornies, Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr.
Brookes, Newport.
Andrew Morcott, Warwick, draper, February 11, 12, and
March 5, at,eleven, at the Swan Hotel, Warwick. Anomie',
Mr. But bury, Warwick ; or Messrs. Aleyrick and l3roderip,
lied Lion square.
Joseph Dockland, Chard, Somerset, miller, January 28, 29,
and March 5 at eleven, at the George Inn, Crew kerne.—
Anomie,, Air. Hine, Essex-court, Temple; or. Mr. Baker,
Ilminster, Somerset.
James and. Thomas Russell Pigram, Maidstone, grocers, Fe-
binary 2,9, and March 5, at twelve, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs.
Amory and Coles, Throgmorton.street.

Charles "rawer, Horton Kirby, near Dartford, farmer, January
24, February 2, and March 5, at ten, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, llasinghall-street. Attorney, .11. r.
Collins, Great Knight-Rider-street, Doctors'-Commons. •
William Fell, Workington, Cumberland, broker, February 13,
20, and March 5, at eleven, at the hoLae of annah Salkeld,
innkeeper, Workington. Attornies, Mr. Falcon, Elm-court,
Temple; or Mr. Thompson, Workington.
Thomas Edwards, Brighton, merchant, January 26, February
*, at ten, and March 5. at one, at the Court of Commiscioners
of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, 111r.AVarne,Leakitn-
hAll-street.

Hubert Valentine, Hatfield, Herta, miller, January 26, February
2. and March 5, e.t twelve, at the Court of Commissioners
Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Bond, Ware.
Robert King, late of Coventry-court, Haymarket, grocer Fe-
bruary 5, at tel.% 19, and March 5, at eleven, at the Court
of Commissioners of Bankrupt, Basingball-street. Attorney,
Mr. Carlon, High-street, Mary-la-bonne.
DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING lIALL-STREET.
Feb. 5, B. Hornby, Bernard-street, Foundling Hospital,
plumber, at twelve. Feb. 16, J. Bryant, Liverpool and Austin-
frith, merchant, at`twelve. Feb. 5. W. Cross, late of Lom-
bard-street, banker, at eleven. Feb. 19, J. Jones, Mount-
street, Lambeth, and J. 11. Jones, Kent-road, linen-drapers,
at twelve. Feb. 19, S. Ilumphreys, late of Charlotte-street,
Portland-place, merchant, at one.
London, England, 1822-01-23

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Feb. 16, R. Dawson, Norwich, linen-draper, at font:, at the
Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Feb. 15, J. Lavender, Leominster, '
mercer, at one, at the Hop Pole Inn, Worcester. Feb. 12, J.
Nichols, Earsham, Norfolk, butcher, at twelve, at the Tuns
Bungay. Feb. 13, J. Coates, Worcester, woollen-draper,
at eleven; at the Saracen's head Inn, Tything of Vs'bitstones,
Worcestershire. Feb. 15, E. Baines, Leicester, tailor, at elev.--
at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. Feb. 14, J. "
Cheltenham, upholsterer, at one, at the Diglis Bow)
Worcester.
CERTIFICATES.—FIIRVAItY
• 11. Walker, Salford, machine-maker. A. Rl'
street, Ilolborn, .looking-glau-mansfacturer. '
New Bientford, corn-merchant. J. Davey, late ,
walk, Clerkenwell, carpenter. T. Whatley, Batcombe,
set, shopkeeper. J. Fowler, Mark-lane, tea-dealer-
straw-hat-man0G.....--

oissoLunoNs OF PARTNERSII
Bragg and iMidwin, Birmingham, jewellers.
Great Wild-street, ratters. R. and IX Diggon,
folk, saddlers. Davey and Co. Ashwater, Devon,
Brunton and Co. Commercial-road, iron-cable-ruin
Curßeid- and Matthews, Manchester, iroo-founder:
and Garland, Pock. dealers in timber. Walton
liirmanghant, japanners. Ford sad Co. Battersea.
hufdeturen. Fletcher sad Kirkland. Ripley, Derbysh
M. add E. Marin, Saddleworth, woollen-piaten.
Cooper, New Breathed, surgeons.. Johnson _
baltllewortbi woollep-printers. •

tailor, at eleven,
, J. I'itt, late of
Bowling-gretll,
12. et 4 Ali
Rivolta, Brook-
if
A. W. Jones,
to of St. James's- 4
, I
ttcombe, &out-
ealer. H. Court,
;lIIPS.
Archer and Co.
t
a, Brandon, But.l
ivon, drapen,—
k.tu.mu facturert.
inder4. Knight t
on and Taint,
gas aroollau-na-
by altire,brevrcn
ten. Cook and •
and Edward%

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LISBON. JANUARY 2.

The Decree of the Cortes, for the establishn-el;
the Bank of Lisbon, having received the Royal ai,e: .
is promulgated in the usual form as a law of t:
kingdom, and appears in the Diario do Goyim
to-day. the charter is granted for twenty yez,
there are to be 10,000 shares, each cf the value
500,000 rees, to be paid half in paper currency, 1).-..f
in coin. The subscription to be opened on the 1-1
of January, 1822, under the inspection of thre: pc:-
sons named by the President of the Cortes ; •1'
soon as 2500,000,000 rees are subscribed, 1:0
scribers, who who have the largest number of sha:e;.
to form a General Assembly, and chose, by the r:1-
jority of votes, a President and sixteen Dire,v.-.
each of whom must be a Portuguese by birth
by naturalization, and be proprietor of at le.:
twelve shares.

The Cortes continue to discuss the Articles of
Constitution, and have now arrived at Title V. %did-.
treats of the judicial power.
In the Sitting of the 2d, M. Pcslonca rose
said—" Ile could not approve of that Chapter of ti''
Project which treated of the Judicial Power, cit!'cr
on the whole or in part ; that the Portuguese were i::
very different circumstances from other nations, 1%1? -
ins resumed their liberty in a manner so extract,: -
nary that it resembled a festival rather than
revolution, and having the good fortune to posse
a King who embraced, with perfect good will.
the new system ; they ought not to be sparing
in the salutary reforms to be made in the judi-
cial power ; he therefore proposed and presenteJ
a counter-project, as an amendment to the chapter in
cuteAicn, and bea,ed permission to read. it.—flu.
London, England, 1822-10-05

•
lortiasmsre scuxirrAiicit.-One evening lass
as a wougisi as& her infant Child were seated
!Oft the top ot &tibiae** ofd' four Canso on the road
frOm Mostrosetothindee, the mother insensibly fell
!sleep, ant sletinigher imprudent skamber•the child
fell Croat her arm& ening to the darkness of the
aight, and me wise of tbst loaded earts„ the carriers
neither saw the child fall nor heard its cries ; and they
even proceeded two miles farthef on before the moz
ther • awoke, and found the child gone. Her sant-
tioa at this moment will be best conceived. Instant
search was made, when the child was ,found at the
above distance behind, apparently not much hurt
The skirts of its clothes were in the cart track.
Disco/ate OP PRE WELL IN SWAN-YAILO.--tli
workmen *are still continuing their labolus to clear
the rubbish from this well (now clearly proved to
have been such), and covered over with timber, pre-
viously to its being covered in, and the road:offer it
being made. Yesterday they had: got to the depth of
nearly twenty feet, but without being able to din
cover the extent of the brick-work of whith it k
formed, although they bored to the depth of about
fifteen feet deeper. In the course of their tabours
they drew up a piece of timber, about four feet in
length, in a completely decayed state, and which, in
the opinion of those most competent to judge, must
have lain there nearly a hundred yeari. The brick-
work is about ten feet in diameter, and so formed as,
on arriviog at a certain height (about eight feet iron',
the surface), to empty itself into the co.r.mon seWer,
into which the water taken out is now empLied.—
There is, however, reason to believe the depth *ill
be found to be far less than was at first anticipated
although it may extend below the bed of the river.
London, England, 1822-10-05

derately it has wen brought about:both btStiveteign
and subjects—pout out the -cordiality with which
sae Goverment, or infect the Kato and the Cartes.,
Lave gone hand in band, rantaally advising with mat
confiding its each other, .a sure sign of the wisdain
fd their peensures, and of the stability of the country
toad of the Constitution, which they have reformed.
now different the fate of Spain, where mutual suspi-
eion and.distrust have, I. am sorry to say, laid the
foundation of endless civil discord, and of all moral
' at well as religious principles and government!
I am, Sir, yours, A BRITON,
THE 4RMY.

411•1••1
The 15th (sr York East Wig) Regiment of Foot (Limier
naot-Geoeral Sir lei. Deaner, K.C.& Camel) las received ei-
ders, on ks arrival et lbacheaser, to Gaines he mini in two
divides' to Ltvespool, and anis* ire Dubin, as fellows :--The
first division, comieritig of four oesipanies and lead-quartets, is
ordered to arrive at Warrington ea the 1211, to halt the 13th,
and so proceed to Livormielawd embark, ea the 14th kismet.—
The mood divides, isempriess forte musponies, is ordered to
arrive at Raerineles se the 1 nth, to Mk on the 20th, and to
march to Liverpool and embark, on the Mg inst.
A detachment banging to the 75th (the Royal Tiger, super-
scribed " billaiM4kailiCAPATAlo Regiment of Fed (Creedal
Sir B. Amencaossoe, CoMetei), coodsriolf of lkilPsde
Major &mansard sixteen men, are ordered to mobork in the
John Richard transport, on Mr arrival* Cowes, for GRoaltar,
togrther with a detachment from the 64th (or 2d Staffordshire)
Regiment of Foot (Major-General &a W. H. Penns.; ILCB.
and lit P. Coked), in addition to the detadiments directed to
proceed to the Mediterranean by the same conveyance.
Tuesday, the Devon Guides Yeomanry CavahT completed
their permanent dory at Dar tnsootb, under the command of Lieut.-
Wood Hoseswonen. This it the first time the corps has been so
assembled. The steady attention which the men have strewn at
their drills, both en horseback and on foot, hod their general good '
conduct, has dose Menthe greatest credit. I corps assists of
only filar troops; but these are filled with real yeomen, with the
exception of a few respectable tradesmen ' • and when they are
newly clothed, according to the babies of the Light Dragoons.
which is to be the case by the next year, a finer body of men,
of equal strength, will not be found in the field.
The East Devoe Yeomanry Cavalry, mock: the command of
Colonel Salo= Fanotawari Bart. have completed their term
of training at Hookon, to the regret of the respectable inhabitants
'of the place,wbe appear to have been delighted with their presence;
sernible ettlregentkmanly eroded of the °Beers and good order
of the SM. The parties ball and sapper produced about 60 couple,
incledfmg the Milian and beauty of the aeighbourhood.
The North DevanYeomairry Cavalry, Colonel the Right Ilon-
Lord Roue, have completed their eight days training at Torring.
ten,wirk great satisfaction to the Mears and credit to themselves.
CURIOUS DECISION ON A TRIAL FOR MUTINY
London, England, 1822-10-05

OUTRAGES IN IRELAND.

•
DUBLIN, OCTOBER 2.
Extract from a-letter just received from a very re-
spectable correspondent at Abbeyfeale
" Last night, in consequence of a previous arrange+
ment, the detachment of the 39th Regiment, at Castle-
Island. commanded by Major Carthew, and a de-
deb ment of the same Regiment quartered here, Com-
manded by Captain Crotty, scoured the mountains
between this place and Castle Island ; and, after
being out till break of day, Captain Crotty's party
succee. ied in bringing in two n-Itorious characters,
Denis Keefe and Maurice Roche, for the attack and
burninA of the house of E. Harnett, of Sandville, in
the county-of Kerry, Esq. last October; and we have
just heard that a man of the name of Daniel leer"
the leader of this party,-has been taken by the Castle
Island party. We have had information, which I
believe to, be true, that delegates were here last
Tuesday, at the fair of Abbeyfeale, from the county
of Cork, endeavouring to seduce the people to join
then) ; and their reception, as far as I can learn, wail
very told. A parcel of cows, sold for rent yesterday
by General Lock, and which were bought a. the auc-
tion by different people, disappeared in the coma of
last night"--Limerick-News.