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London, England, 1821-01-05

THE must! EDITION.

REV. ROWLAND HILL'S VILLAGE DIALOGUES.

This slay was published, in two large vols. duodecimo, embel-
lished with Twenty-seven Engravings, price only 13s. in Ms.
VILLAGE DIALOGUES.—By the Rev. ROW-
LAND HILL, A.M.—The Eighth Edition, with addi-
tional Dialogues and Enlargements.
Orthodox sentiments, impregnated with a rich unction of
spirituality, aril enlivened with no small portion of attic wit,
strongly charatterise thes:: ertertaining I hahvies. Few writi•rs
have attained to such a happy facility as 2.1 r. lilt has, in passing
" from grave to gay ;—trotn lively to severe." The Header
who takes up a volume of these Dialo;;:w4 finds it nu easy task
to lay it down again.
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IiUTTON'S BOOK OF NATURE.

This day was publ;sbcd, embellished with a fine Engraving, in
12mo. price Ss. 6d. boards,

THE BOOK of NATURE LAID OPEN, in a
popular Survey of the Phenomena and Constitution of the
Universe, and the Appearances of Nature during each Mouth
of the Yea r... 44 the Rev. W. nurroN, AI. A.
" Let us reed
The living page. whose very character
Delights And gives us wisdom."

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the former, while his skill in disposing and arranging them ma-
nifest no ordinary hand.

This day was published, •
In One large Volume, S,o. timely printed, price One Guinea, bds
ADICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, on the Basis
of Mr. Nichulson's, in which the Principles of the Science
ar.: investigated anew, and its applicatiops to the I'henomena of
Nature, Medicine, 51ilierall :y, Agriculture, and Manufactures
detailed. By ANDREW URE. M.D.
l'rofessoe of the Andersoniati Institution, Member of the
Geological Society, &c. &c.
With an Introcissetory Dissertation, containing Instructions for
Converting the Alphabetical Arrangement, into a Systematic
Order of Study.
. Ainong t:ie more considerable Articles newly composed from
original sour.:es for this Dictionary, are the following :—Acids
in general, and nearly the whole of the particular Acids; Al-
kali ; A tion ; A:nmonia; Analysis ; Arsenic, and its detection
as a ; Atomic Theory ; Bleaching ; Blow-pipe ; Bread,
its adulterations; Calculi ; Caloric; Chlorine; Climate; Coal-
Gas ; Combustion ; Chryirallization ; Dew ; Distillation; Elec-
tricity and Galeanism ; Ethers ; Fermentation; Gas, and the
individual Gases; line • light; Metals; Meteoric. Stone;
Mh:...ralogy in &Leeral, sad all the Mineral Species ; Poisons;
ltain ; Thermometer. The :Medical and l'harmaceutical De-
partments are alpiously edscusstd.
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London, England, 1821-12-18

O! COULD ISLiCTIAFEMALE FIND."

A beauteous face, let others prize, *e features of the fair;
I look for spirit in her eyes, and meaning in her air.
What I though she seem quite sweet and mild, with colour fresh
as morn,

Ao innocent and bunnies+ chill, a ever yet was horn,
This will not kindle my desire, nr make we wish to wed ;
Lest ignorance should quench the fire, which wisdom would
have fed.

.The charming puppet may pass by, or gently fill and rise,
It will not hurt my peace, for I have ears as well as eyes
I want to know the inward state and temper of her mind ;
If she will frown, or rage, or fret, be gentle or unkind;
If in discourse she's calm and staid, and judgment rule her life
'Nonsense might charm us in a maid, bat never in a wife!
I love to see a female friend, who looks as if she esought ;
Who on her household will attend, and do the thing see ought
A Quaker plainness in her dress, kitchen and servants clean;
Provision neither is excess, nor scandskonly mean!
Oh! could I moth a fensak And, such treasures Ina wife,
I'd pass my days is peace resignA nor fear the ilk of 3ife !
London, England, 1821-12-18

SOUTH AMERICA.

The El Coffee National of Maracaibo, of Septem•
ber 8, contains a Convention for uniting the province
of Guayaquil to the Republic of Columbia. The fol-
lowing are the prinipal articles of this Treaty
d The Superior Junta of Guayaquil, not being empowered by
the Provisional Constitution to declare the incorporation of the
province with the Republic of Columbia, according to the funda-
mental law, nevertheless engage to make manifest, and to re-p
commend the advantages of that law to the Electoral Junta of
the province, as soon as it shall meet, for the purpose of obtain-
's: the free expression of the wirof the said Junta, on the sub-
ject of the junction in the form which may be most eerwenient
" The Superior Junta of Guayaquil declares that the province
Width they represent is under the anspites and protection of the
Republic of Columbia. Wherefore the Junta confer on the Pre-
sident Liberator all their powers for providing fax the defence of
the province, and maintaining its independence. including all the
powers connected with negociatiens, treaties of &Mance, peace,
and commerce, to be entered into with friendly nations, enemies,
or neutrals.
" The complete occupation ef the department of Quito being
of the greatest importance to the general welfare of America,
and in particular those parts of Columbia which still groan under
Spanish oppression, Guayaquil, animated by the sentiments of
union and fraternity, engages to cooperate by all possible means
with the plans of the Republic for liberating the provinces of the
said department. The Junta, therefore, promise to supply all the
munitions of war as far as may be consistent with the relources
of the country, and 900 veteran troops, to be paid and main-
tained by the province.
The Republic of Columbia oars her troops, arms, and
resources for the defence of Guayaquil, and all the department
of Quito.
" Guayaquil being under the protection of the Republic, and
incorporating, by this Convention, the greater part of its force
with the division of the south of Columbia, and under the cont-
Stand of the Chief thereof, the Superior Junta, in the name of
the province, concede to the said Chief the powers necessary for
entering into stipulations, by any negotiation with the Govern-
ment of Quito, which may have for its basis the liberty of the
country, for concluding any suspension of arms which may be
• necessary, and fur extending to the Republic of Guayaquil the
provisions of the Treaty of the 25th November last, in respect
to rendering the war between Columbia and Spain regular.
" The present Treaty, concluded by the Superior Junta of
Guayaquil, in the name of the people whom they represent, and
by the General of Brigade, Antonio Jose Sucre, commissioned
by the Government of Columbia, shall have force and complete
effect from the day of its date; and under whatever form the
Province may constitute itself, its Government shall be bound
to observe the said Treaty, as shall that of Columbia, according
to its engagement. (The Signatures follow.)
" Guayaquil, May 15,1821."
London, England, 1821-12-18

F.arly in January will be published, in One Vol. Bro. •
91W0 VOYAGES to NEW SOUTIi WALES
1 and VAN DI EN'S LAND; including a Deuription
of the present coiniiti.nt of -that intere.ting Colcny : with facts
and observations relative to the state an,l management of Con-
victs of both sexes, under sentence of trenbpartation. Also, Re-
&Won:. on Seduction and its general couae.lusnces.

. .
By THOMAS REII),
111eiuber of the Royal College of- Surgeons in London, and
Surgeon in the Royal Navy.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.
London, England, 1821-12-18

ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY FOR 182.°
On the First of Jamiary win be published, in Svo. boards,
THE ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY and OBITUARY
for the Year ISO. Containing Memoirs of celebrated
Men who have died in 182,041.
The present Volume contains,-among other interesting Lives,
those of Napoleon Bonaparte; the late 11.:een; Lord ShelSzld ;
Mrs. Piozzi ' • Mrs. lifebbald ; Lord Malmsbur;• ; Mr. Ifayley ;
Sir Home Popham; Adniiral Hunter; Mr. liatsell, Clerk to
the Morse's( Commons ; Mr. Rennie, the Engineer ; hir. John
Scott; Mr. Keats; Mr. Harris, of Covent-Garden Theatre;
Dr. Knox ; Mr. C. Stothard.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had,
Vols. I. to V. of the above Work, price i Ss. each.
London, England, 1821-12-18

Thin day were pablished,
To Two Vols. Bvo. price .CI. is. boards,

IMEMOIRS of I:er Lite . .Majeity, CAROLINE
AMEI.IA EI.IZAr.r:TiI, Queen Consort of George
the Munn : ample Partkul as and original Informa-•
lion relative to her early Life—lter Marriage to the Prince of
Wales—the Secret History of the Years 1795-6—the Conduct
of Lady Douglas, and the Origin of that Conspiracy—her Tra-
vels on the Continent—her Correspondence—the liistory of the
Milan Commission—and the Evidence and Documents which
arrived too late for the House of Lords.
By JOHN W MKS, Jun.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1821-10-15

MARRIED.

The Rev. T. S. Bowste-a7l, M.A.a St. John's College, Crs.
bridge, Minister of St. Philip's Church, Liverpool. to Cuaks,
daughter of the Rev. T. Fisher, of Linaere Marsh, Lieerpoi
At Mere, the Rev. R. W. Howell, to Mary Beasley, y 0
daughter of Felix Faugoin, Esq. of Wolverton.
The Rev. James Elborough, of Thetford, Norrolk, to IA
daughter of William Box, Esq. of Ramsgate.
At Dublin, the Rev. A. Hurst, jun. to Ann, dauzl:terdllo
Mas Gibbon, Esq. late of Dublin.
Lately, H. W. Sober, F.sq. of White Stanton, Somemt, is
Elisabeth, youngest daughter of Sir John Dashirood Eist,VO.
of West Wycombe Park, Bucks.
Monday, at St. Mary's Churcb, Mr. Char'es Feld" pf
Mary Hall Lane, Oxford, to Miss Coulir.Z, of Burford, Oxus

DIED.
At the Rectory House, near Marlborough, the Rev. C. Fos
ds, M.A. Rector of that parish and of Collingbourn6ks
Prebend of Salisbury Cathedral, and Chaplain to the Nevi
of Aylesbury.
The Rev. John Buxton, Rector of Carlton Rode, Norio&
Sept. 24, in Newark, the Rev. J. Brownell, itinerant 3liaste
in the connection of the Wesleyan Methodists.
Oct. 9, at his house, Ha!steads, in the West Riding of Init•
shire, the Rev. Thomas Hammond Foitcroft, Recur of hea
champ Rooding, in the county of Essex.
Saturday, at Aylesbury, Bucks, in the 61st year of his 0,
Thomas Dell, Esq.
Tuesday, aged 26 years, Mrs. Scragg, widow of Mr. Tan"-4
Scragg, printer, Oxford.
Tuesday, at Cultism, Oxford, aged 34, Elizabeth, daughtsr4
Mr. John Owen, of that place.
Wednesday, at Bicester, in the 76th year of his age, Gal
Osmond, Esq

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London, England, 1821-10-15

MADRID, SEPTEMBER so.

- .
The Cortes are chiefly engaged in matters of form,
such as appointing the several Councillors, Sec.
In the Sitting of to-day the principal subject of
discussion has been the plan for the new division of,
the Spanish territory, which it appears will be a
work of time and difficulty.
By the acounts from Barcelona up to the 22d, we
find that the epidemy has rather increased that) dimi-
nished. The following statement includes the House
of the Queen, the Hospital of the Seminary, Barce-
lonetta, and the City :
Remain. New Cases. Cured. Deaths.
&pt. 20, 273 - 86 - 6 - 43
21, 310—of whom 75 were convalescent.
Everrprecaution is adopted to hinder the spreading
of the contagion to the other parts of the kingdom.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1821-10-15

XASTEItS or ARTS.

The Rev. Andrew William Burnside, of Trinity 03
Grand Compounder.
Arthur Jackson Drury, Scholar of Trinity College.
William Fisher, Student of Christ Church.
The Rev. Wm. Lewis Davies. Fellow of St. John's GA*
BACIIRLOR OP ARTS.

David Umpleby, of St. Edmund Hall.
Sunday sennight, the INshop of tlereford held a privateer,
dination in the Chapel of Winchester College, at which trues
Walter Farquhar Hook, MA. Student of Christchurch, Otrl
was admitted to 'Deacon's orders.
The King has appointed Henry Matthews, Esq. of Laois
Inn, Barrister at Law, and late Fellow of King's College,fas
bridge, to be his Majesty's Advocate Fiscal in the Islasie
Ceylon.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMDTIO

The Rev. E. L. Benwell has been appointed Minister of
George's Chapel, Portin.
The Rev. Thomas Erskine, A.ll. Chaplain to Lord Me,
eromby, is instituted to the Vicarage of Beighton, Derbytbia
vacant by the death of the Rev. Richard Morton.
The Rev. Benjamin Eamonson, M.A. Curate of the Petrol
Curacy of Wetherby, has been presented to the Perpetual('
racy of 13ilbrough, near Tadcaster, vacant by the death d de
Rev. Thomas Lamb.

The Rev. J. T. Allen, 3!. A. Keeper of the Cheetham it
brary in the College, and Assistant Preacher in St. Juhn'd (NA
Manchester, has been instituted to the Perpetual Curacy of BO
Leigh, Cheshire.
London, England, 1821-10-15

THE KING.

Accounts I.ave been received in town, announce,
the arrival of the KING, in high health and spirit; ;
Hanover. He entered the city at nine o'ckck at nor
last Monday. The town was all life and splektoor'
the streets were illuminated, the guns fired, the
teu;
rung, and the population flocking from all sides to
wards the barrier through which his NlAresrr entered;
all appeared animated with the most loyal and afee.
tionate enthusiasm. Notwithstanding the disiance
from Brussels to Hanover, and the rapidity with
which the Kt NG travels, his health had not in the lust
suffered beyond the ordinary fatigue consequent upoil
the movement and confinement of a carriage; red
even of this his MAJZSTY had less appearance than
most of those who composed his suite. The reception;
however, were rather private; and the Addiesuieei
formal congratulations of the Authorities and other
Public Bodies, were postponed to the following and
future days.

The foreign Mails of to-day have not brought my
intelligence respecting his MAJESTY so recent as the
preceding, but they furnish some articles anticipatory
of his atrival at Hanover, which we subjoin:

HANOVER, OCTOBER e.

The Kixo, it is said, has desired that no military
may be drawn up at his entrance into the city, mile
will rather be received by the citizens themseirts,_
The citizens of the old and new city will be stationei
as a guard of honour on foot from the gate in &elk
lines through the streets of the city by which a;
KING will pass to the Palace of his brother, theDuk:
of CAXIBRIDGE. where he will alight alter his arrival
at lierrenhausen.

Our inns are already full of strangers, and several
new ones have been opened at•Herienhawen,

• OCTOBER s.—His MAJESTY, it is thought, will al.
rive about the 7th at Herrenhausen, remain therein
days incognito, and then make his public entry%
the 9th. Eight regiments of cavalry of 400 men,
and eight regiments of infantry, of 1,000 ,
are encamped near Herrenhauscn. The Duke of
CUMBERLAND, the Marquis of LONDONDERRY,
Count MUNSTER, are already there. The Archdab
FERDINAND is expected.
London, England, 1821-10-15

THREE of £30,000 MONEY !

T and J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit the favours of the
U • Public at their Old and Fortunate Offices, 37, Cornhill;
11, Holborn ; and 311; Haymarket, London ; where they had
the satisfaction, in the very last Lottery, to Share and Sell

4,421 Prise Of ,625,000 9,182 - 8E2,400
2,055 - 21,000 12,730 - 2,400
1,446 - 4,000 19,023 - 2,100
Besides many smaller Capitals.

And they also sold in Share; ♦LL the .6.0,000 Prizes in one
Lottery of the preceding Contract! •
J. and J. SIVBWRIGHT have no hesitatiOn in mend-
ing the Scheme of the present Lottery (which begins UES-
DAY, 30th THIS MONTH) to the attention of riends
and the Public; it contains
THREE of 00,000!
And THIRTY other Capitals, ALL MONEY. with
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
230,000 for the First-drawn Prize.

Tickets and Shares are on sale at their Fortunate Offices,where
they hope to have the pleasure of paying to the Public one or
more of the ,C 30,000 Prizes, and by their Agents.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.

This day were published, price 9s. in boards, illustrated with
Engravings,
TELVE ESSAYS on the Proximate Causes of
the Aggregate and Atomic PHENOMENA of the UNI-
VERSE, Physical, Mechanical, Chemical, and Organic.
Py SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS.
Printed by J. and C. Adlard, and sold by all Booksellers • of
whom May be had, the Second Edition of the same Author's
MOR2ilNO'll WALTZ FROM LONDON TO KM, 86. 6d.

FLEGANT COATS, cut and made in a very supe.
rior manner, of the BEST SUPERFINE CLOTH, from
XS Si. to £5 121. Walking and Great Coats, faced with Silk,
from £2 Ss. to £4 4s. Fashionable Waistcoats, from Ss. to 15s.
Best Double Milled Kerseymere Breeches, £1 4s. to Al Bs. also
a variety of Blue and Mixed Trowsers, from £1 Is. to los.
Ladies' beautiful Habits, by experienced workmen, from four to
five guineas; Suit of Livery complete, £4 10s. a variety of La-
dies' and Gentlemen's Travelling Coats; Boat Cloaks, &c. from
£2 Os. to £5 Ss. Every article is made quite equal, if not su-
perior, to any house at the West End. Those wanting large
quantities will find the greatest advantage by giving their orders
to RADFORD and Co. Fleet-street, four doors from Chancery-.
lane. A Suit of Clothes made in five hours.
London, England, 1821-10-15

THIS MONTH. •
HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, remind the
Public That the Drawing of the present MONEY LOT-
TERY will commence on the 30th of THIS MONTH. They•
have the greatest pleasure in acknowledging the repeated testi-
monies of approbation bestowed en the Scheme, which domblnes
all the points that the Public have so long calle for. There are
THREE OF .030,000!
THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS--All Sterling Memel!
NOT TWO BLANKS to # PRIZE!
No CLASSES--And no STOCK PRIZES!
HAZARD and Co. have already had the pleasure of selling
Ata the X 30,000 PRIZES in One Lottery! and hope to re-
peat their good fortune in the present Lottery. They shared
and Sold, in the Last Lottery.
15,702 a Prize of 4'21,000
6,054 - . X 15,000
At their Old and very Fortunate Offices, 93, Royal Exchange ;
26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1821-10-15

which his Majesty had appointed thi 24th of Sep-
tember as the dgy of their meeting, this being the an-
'niversary of the installation of the General and Ex-
traordinary Cortes, in 1810—a recollection which
will influence the present Cortes to imitate the virtues
of the illustrious deputies wh9 composed that as-
sembly. Though the matters to be discussed are im-
portant, and will be highly advantageous to the na-
tion, yet still more and greater will result from the
present assembling of the Cortes. His Majesty, by
voluntarily meeting the Representatives of the Nation,
again ratifies his solemn engagements, and receives
in the face of the world unequivocal testimonies of
mutual love and confidence. The Spanish - nation,
which equally abhors despotism and anarchy, though
desirous of liberty, asks only such liberty as maybe
founded on the laws, and never degenerate into li-
centiousness ; it will have no government but a limited
monarchy, such as the Constitution has established ;
and it entertains the most unbounded love and re-
spct towards his Majesty's sacred and inviolable person.
—These are the sentiments of the nation and of its
Representatives, they are duly appreciated by his
Majesty, and it may be reasonably expected, that
from so happy a union will flow immense advantages
to the Spanish nation, and an admit able example to
other nations, who well may learn from it the banality '
of the constitutional system, and of liberty with Mo-
narchy and order. The President having concluded
with an ardetit wish for the continuance of the happy
union between the King and his people, and for the
perfect consolidation of the constitutional system,
his Majesty rose, accompanied by the Deputation,
and retired to the Palace, amidst the applauses of the
spectators in the galleries, who, as his Majesty passed,
broke out into the most lively acclamations. A Com-
mittee was then appointed to draw up an answer to
his Majesty's speech, and the Assembly adjourned
till the following day.
London, England, 1821-10-15

T 0 COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS
COMPOSITION, instead of the GENUINE BLACKING
prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new
Label in which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
Is se etrupiceeedy placed in the centre, that they trust au atten-
tion to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter
press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 9" ,lligh Holborn; and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per-
form, Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in bottles,
at 6d. Is. and is. 6d. each.
London, England, 1821-10-15

W I Ll.i AM PATTEN, Esq. in the Chair;
Baoeenn, That an appeal he made to the People of England
k behJlf of the Families of the unfortunate victims of the out-
=g,
of t.,,,,,baund.gate, on the occasion of the Queen's Funeral.
Da the verdicts of Wilful Murder in the case of George
Francis, and of Manslaughter in the case of Richard Honey,
which were found by the Coroners' Inquests, and the circum-
lances by which their deaths were occasioned having excited a
mot powerful interest in the public mind, it is only necessary
to add, that the deceased were men remarkable for their indus-
try and sobriety ; that they had been drawn to the fatal spot by
inotivo of curiosity, and conducted themselves in the most
peaceful manner. Honey, a carpenter, has left an orphan
Laughter, twelve years of age, who was entirely dependent on
Lis indony; Francis. a bricklayer, has left a widow and thres
yea/ children, utterly destitute.
par it ap; ars advisable to appropriate one-third of the
amount received for the benefit of Richard Honey's Daughter;
ad two-thirds to the Widow of George Francis, as a provision
6r herself and family ; or, if the subscription prove sufficient for
mai purpose, to purchase annuities in the same proportion.
Subscriptions are received by J. Hutchins, carpenter, 101,
jennyu-street, Piccadilly, master of the late Richard Honey;
James Peak, bricklayer, New Ormond-street, Queen-square,
sager cf the late George Francis; John Davis, 283, Oxfotd-
duet ; ilk:ander Galloway, 69, High Holborn; and by the
Treasurers—William Patten, 34, Ludgate-bill; Samuel Roberts,
si, Fleet-market; and at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor.

Amount of Subscriptions already received:
lien. H. R. Brunets I Richard Taylor &El 1 0
Bi.p,
.. . £5 5 0 J. T. - 010 0
A Friend - 1 1 0 E. S. • 010 0
Joseph Alvarez o 10 6 L. J. F. - 1 0 0
Ales. Galloway . 22 0 T. M. - 1 0 0
manilla& - 110 J. Morrison 22 0
Jot. Evans - 1 1 • J. Hume, Esq. M.P. 1 1 0
Jas. Banner 2 2 0 Jeremyllentham,Faq. 2 0 0
George Candy 050 W. E. Lawrence 10 0
Richard Hayward 1 1 0 John Pickard 1 1 0
Willi.m hone 2 2 0 Vincent Figgins 1 0 0
Jubn Ilan - 1 1 0 Alderman Waithman 2 2 0
T. C. Hansard 1 1 0 An Enemy to Military
John OCreery 1 1 0 Government 1 1 0
John Nicholson 1 1 0 Thumas Vyse 1 1 0
Wm. Patten 1 1 0 W. Nissen 1 1 0
Sir Richard Phillips 2 2 0 His Grace the Duke
Thomas Prout 2 2 0 of Bedford 10 0 0
J. Juggins 0 5 0 John Cam Hobhouse,
England! England! how Esq. M.P. 5 0 0
art thou falleu! 1 00J. B. Monek, Esq. 20 0
Sand. Roberts 1 1 0
London, England, 1821-10-15

HUNTING.

His Majesty's Stag-hounds will meet on Friday, at South
Hill Park.

Lord Yarboroogh's Hounds will meet on Wednesday, at
Irby Dales; on Friday, at Norwoods; and on Saturday,,at
Wootton House.

The Brighton Harriers met on the Race-ground en Wednes-
day but ; the day was fine, end thereevas excellent sport. There
were upwards of 100 equestrians, and many pedestrians. Among
the latter was John Richards, a blacksmith, who regularly at-
tends the hunt on fuel. He Is now in his 89th year, with all Me
faculties still good, and can walk with ease twenty miles in a day.
The Brighton Harriers will hunt regularly on the following
days: Wednesday, near the Race-course; Friday, near the
Dyke. After the 25th of December they hunt four times a week,
viz. Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Earl Fitawilliam's Fos-hunds will meet on Wednesday, at
Mexbro* Whin.

The Hatfield Harriers meet on Friday at Woodhouse.
GOLFING.

Wednesday se'nnight, the Montrose Gulf Club's Gold Medal
was played for there, and after a keen conttst, gained by Mr.
sittnaaw %mesa, merchant.
CORN Bacisaxos, MARE-tape, Ocr. 15.—We continue to be
most abundantly supplied with Wheat, yet the major part alibis
year's growth being exceedingly damp and grown, what few
samples appeared of fine quality obtained last Monday's prices;
but all other descriptions are nearly unsaleable, and prices almost
nominal. The arrivals of Barley, both old and new, have been
vety large, and the demand being only partial, a very consider-
able reduction has taken place in prices, which are from 6s. tp
9s. per quarter lower than on this day week, and 2s. cheaper
than on Friday; the quality is very inferior. Oats and Beane
are 2.5. per quarter lower, and dull sale at that abate mentr--Cur-
rent prices as follow :
sxor wt. Small Beans 1561
Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto 32a 36s
&sex New 40s 565 Old 60s Oats, Potatoe Us 30e
Suffolk .. New 405 56s Old 60$ I Poland 244 sea
N0rf01k...........01d 4os 561 Feed . 19s NW
Rye 28s 34s Flow, per Sack... ...... 60s 115 s
Barley ...... 26s 30s I Rapeseed, per Last £3l £33
Malt 6os 70. FOREIGN.

White Peas sos 34s 'Wheat, . Os Os
Boilers 36s 38s Baltic Red, Hambro or
Grey Peas 28s 30s Brabant red
Surmnrus 11/lAusarr, Ocr. Slarket was abund-
antly supplied with all descriptions of Cattle this 'morning, in
consequence of which the prices are lower of every kind of
meat.—Current prices:
Beef, Ss. od. to 4s. Od. per stone of Sibs.; Mutton, Ys. Bd.
to 4s. Od. Veal, Ss. Od. to Ss. Od. Pork, Es. Od. to 48.10 d.
Cattiest Markat Beasts, 2920; Calves, 210; Sheep and Lambe,
21,960; Pigs, 200.--)Clay and Straw per load, Hay, Si. 10s. to
61. Clover, 41. Os. to 54 Ss. Suaw, 11. Bs. 14 16s.
London, England, 1821-10-15

DISTURBANCES IN THE COUNT? Op
LIMERICK.

Lord COURTIMAY'S property is the chief seat oft"
disorders which for some time have agitated it
county of Limerick. This extensive estate comptiss
forty-two thousand plantation acres, and the asst
seems to be at complete variance with the maws
tenantry. The property fell out of lease between de
years 1810 and 1813, when it was released at the
enormous rate of the war prices. Abatements were
granted at the peace, which have been dixestested
for the last three years; and the original high rem
have been rigorously exacted, when possible, by as
cutions, writs, and all ruinous means of legal co
cedure. Here then, is the immediate cause of that
outrages and murders in that quarter, which hvers
cently shocked humanity.
Lord COURTENAY resides on the Continent, al
his property is managed by trustees, several of who
have proceeded to the district for the special pugs
of investigating the circumstances, and we trustily
will see good cause for changing a system so rule
to both his Lordship and the tenantry. In the an
time, the tenants have addressed a statement ofbs
to the Public, which shews that they have just gromi
of complaint, although it cannot in any degree pi
Hate their violation of the laws of the country.
A Meeting was held of the Magistrates at Rub
Beale on Monday, when it was agreed to station tats
tary detachments at Shanagolden, Stonehall, Ballis
garry, Abbeyfeale, and Drumcolloher. For thesis
pose an order was sent to Templemore for SOO d
the 40th Regiment. The following is the disposal
of the additional force about to be sent to this county:
100 at Newcastle bead-quarters, 50 Rathkeale,
Abbeyfeal, 20 Ballingarry, 20 Stonehall, 20 Drna
colloher, 20 Askeaton, 20 Tarbert, 20 Shanagolbs:
barracks to be provided by the Gentlemen of these
respective places, and, when ready, furniture uk
forwarded by Government.
It appears that the Gentlemen deputed by Lai
COURTENAY'S trustees to investigate the Conduct s
the agent, arrived at Newcastle on the evening olds
Bth.. They were met by a large concourse of tl5
tenantry, who took the horses from the carriage asi.
drew them to the inn, amidst shouts of congratulsto
The town was illuminated,
arrival of these Gentlemen has diffused small*
—Dublin Payers. bonfires blazed, and it

Soon after the Klwo's arrival in Dublin, one of tlx
boys of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, GLASSEVIS
actually wrote a letter to his Maxon, and sail
by the penny post. It commenced with the wads
" Dear George !" The KING read the letter, sag
was much diverted by its contents. His MAJ
directed Sir B. BLOOMFIELD to answer it, and ft
sent the writer, in his name, with ten guinea,*
being " a good boy," which was accordingly dote.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT has been some weeks
sth
seat, Ramsbury Manor, Hampshire, living in they%
style of old English hospitality ; the Benefit 801
of Ramsbury was last week most liberally Mir
with strong beer on the lawn in front of his
General EDEN, who was obliged to have one 0111
hands amputated in consequence of the bursting o°'
gun, whilst shooting, a few days ago, on Lord BO
iNCIIAMSII/Reh manor. is now rapidly recorctiot
London, England, 1821-12-27

MRS. INCHBALUS GRAPE.

The remains of this celebrated Lady, it is known,
were deposited in the New Burying-ground attached
to the Paril Church of Kensingto'n; and there has
just been placed over the grave a large and substan-
tial but plain grave stone, with the following inscrip-
tion: neither in the form of the stone, nor in the cha-
racter of the letters, &c. is there the east ornament:
Gloria in exceleis )lea.
(Then a Cross).
Sacred to the Memory of
ELIZABETH INCHBALD,
Whose writinc4 be cherished wade Truth, Stripuclry, and
command public admiration;
And whose retired and exemplary Life closed
as it existed,
In Acts of Charity and Benevolence.
She died August 1,1921,
Aged GS years.
Reeptiescat impact !
The New Burying-ground is divided into compart-
ments, which several divisions are numbered; and it
may not be uninteresting to add, that at the end of
Mrs. INCHSALD'S grave are the figures 142, and that
it is next to the grave Of GEORGE CHARLES CANNING,
eldest son of the Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, over
which there is an elegant marble monument.
London, England, 1821-12-27

BYE-PAST TIMES.

From Thies Telescope, to *hick we were ado, Indebted
- • Saturday for " Chrismas Clanilsole
The sky is blue, the sward is green,
The leaf upon the bough is seen,
The wind comes from the balmy west,
The little sonpter builds its nest,
Tbe bee hums on from Rower to flowery
Till twilight's dim and pensive hour :
The joyous- year arrives ; but when
Shall byefast times come back again ?
I think on childhood's glowing ran,
Bow soft, how bright, the scene appears!
Bow estin, how cloudless, passed sway
The long, long summer holiday !
I may not muse, I must not dream.
Too beautiful these visions seem
rot earth and mortal man; but when
Shall bye-past times come back again?
I think of sunny eves so soft, '
• Too deeply felt, enjoyed too oft,
When through the bloomy fields I rov'd
With her, the earliest—dearest loved;
Around whose form I yet survey
In thought a bright--celestial ray,
To present scenes denied ; and whets
• Shall bye-past times comeback again?
Alas! the world, at distance seen,
Appear'd all blissful and serene—.
An Eden, form'd. to tempt the foot
With crystal streams, and golden fruit;
That world, when tried and trod, is found
A rocky waste, a thorny ground,
We then revert to youth ; but when
Shall bye-put times come back again?
London, England, 1821-12-27

BRIGHTON, DECEMBER- 06,

Tuesday being Christmas Day, Divine Service,
commencing as early as ten o'clock in the morning,
was performed at the Palace, in the presence of the
.KING and family, by the Dean of Hemmen and
Dr. HUGH PEARNON. His MAJUTY received the
Sacrament.
The applications for tickets, to be present at the
Consecration of the Chapel Royal, on New Year's
Day, exceed seven thousand. The Chapel, perhaps,
will contain from five to six hundred persons. It is
said, his Miasmic purposes being present.
In consequence of the great and unusual violence
of the late gales, it is whispered that most of our fair
countrywomen have adopted the use of drawers or
trowsers, so that it may be safely affirmed, that
nearly all our Sussex Ladies are now literally " wear-
ing the breeches!"
•
London, England, 1821-12-27

PH(EBE HESSEL.

The following is the inscription which is to be
placed on the tomb-stone of Phoebe Hessel, in Brighton
Church-yard :
In Memory of
PIHERE HRSSEL,
who was born at Stepney, in the year 1713.
She served, for many years,
as s Private Soldier in the sth Regiment of Filet,
in different parts of Europe:
AM iII the year 1745, fought under the command
of the Duke of Cumberland,
at the Rattle of Fontenoy,
where she received a bayonet wound

hl her arm.
Her long fife, which commenced in the
reign of Queen Anne, extended to George the Fourth‘
by whose munificence she received
comfort and support in her latter years.
She died at Brighton, where she lad long resided,
December lath, iB2l,
aged. 108 years--
And lies buried here.

In the pi:Kir-house of Haxey, near Gainsborongh,
there are now living four old men, whose united ages
make 396 years; the oldest being 86, and the junior
81 years of age.
The Rev. C. JOHNSON, Rector of Bildeston, Suffolk,
has deducted 10 per cent. from the tithes of that parish.
At his tithe audit on the 11th inst. the Rev. JAMES
CARLO'S, Rector of Thorpe west Haddi.eoel, deducted
10 per cent. from his composition for tithes, and at
the same time presented to each poor family in the
parish a liberal donation of coals.
The Rev. JOSHUA SMITH, Rector of Holt, and the
Rev.—B. FRANCIS, Rector of Ed field, have de-
ducted 20 cent. from their tithes; and also the
Rev. JOHN :Wow., Rector of Brisley, 12 per cent,
at their Isite tithe audits.
A Correspondent, in the neighbourhood of Stowe,
Gloucestershire, on Saturday last, while entertaining
some young people with a sight of the heavenly bo-
dies, through a telescope by Buge, of two inches and
a half in diameter, discovered a comet within the
sphere of Jupiter's third moon, and in a south-east
direction fioni that planet.
A singular display was made yesterday at the
house of Mr. Woolman, the Artichoke, in Fleet-Mar-
ket, which attracted an immense concourse of people.
A loaf of bread, ten feet long, containing the amount
of twelve quartern loaves, was baked by Mr. Gordon,
of Kennington-cross, and sent to the above house, to be
distributed amongst the Christmas customers.
London, England, 1821-03-01

NAVAL INTELLIG.

Yesterday, a Court of Directors was .
House, when the following Captains were
mand of their respective ships, viz. Captain
Windsor; and Captain C. Gamma', of tie
drect.

ifiis Majesty's ship irmonxu, and the
transports, arrived at Gibraltar, on the 6th
F.u.saocvn, Fri. £6.—Wind E.S.E.—/
Kent packet, with a Mail from Lisbon—s
and spoke the Duke of Marlborough packet
Thomas, of Liverpool, from Havre to
with this morning, about seven leagues
by his Majesty's schooner Pioxy, out 36 hk
PZIKANCE, Fa. 26.—Arrived the Lovely
from 13t. Michael's fog London, with loss of
boom.

Pi.rstotrrtr, Frs. 27.—Wind Easterly.
Tatexarr, from Limerick ; Shamrock,
and Hero, Borer, from Waterford.
Poaxassotern, Fro. 28.—Wind W.S.W
lus, Caawroan, from the Downs for
Isabella, Busuat.t., for Shields; and George
ww, for London.
Dux, Fats 28.—Came down from the
John, Kma, for Jamaica. Arrived and
mulus, Caowroas, from Shields for Barbadoes
pool packet, of Boston, from Amsterdam
Kent, Cosa, for Bombay and China, is riding
detained by contrary winds. The ship r
Goodwin Sand yesterday evening, and
We beg to notice the prompt exhibition of
the Gull Stream Light Vessel, established
poration of the Trinity House; a Deal '
launched, and succeeded in boarding this _
Comm House, FEL !S.—Entered Inwards
from Batavia; Atalanta; from Waterford.
Belfast; Restitution, from Rotterdam;
Martha, from Waterford; Jeune Pauline,
Brothers, from Messina; Nonsuch, from S
shal Blucher, from Rotterdam ; Neptune,
Jane, from Sierra Leone. Cleared Outwards:
Oporto; Carl Johan, for Genoa; Experience,
Antelope, for the Cape of Good Hope; "
and George, for Rotterdam.

Amuvro—At Seaford, the Rambler,
dalk. At Dublin, Dublin Packet, AP Niece
ards, from London. At Cu:haven, Plant,W-
Vegans sem= wirn—The Margaret,
the 10th ult. in lat. 49. long. 14. Peggy, from
the Bth—out four days; Neptune, from
Video, the 16th, in lat. 47. 51. long. 12.
Greenock, the 17th, in lat. 50. long. 11.
London to New York, the 22d, in lat. 48.

BRIGHTON, FEB.2B.—The KING
of good health. His MAJESTY has
public since his arrival on Satur'
taken walks on the Palace Lawn.
PDX= Recs.—The match between the
longing to Mr. Mortkhouse, and Mr.
(four miles) for Illy guineas, took, place )
road. The grey made the play at fall speed,
race for three miles, when the Stamford
and won at last easy in fourteen minutes r

DIED.
Monday last, in her twenty-second year,
of John Godfrey, Esq. of Pliffieet, Essex.

LONDON ; Prbced am l publidwd by
Pam., Temple 4m
London, England, 1821-03-01

10.614.

BAST-1217)1 el HOME, February 21, 1821.
•
ma COURT efDIRECTORS?f the UNITED
j COMPANY .1! MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
usa SAT-INDIES, do &ruby ;ire Notke,
"ikg the QUARTERLY GENERAL. COURT of the said
appointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall-
Wo, WEDNESDAY, the 21st March next, is made
egeigL, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors,
wtheirapprnbation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors
January last, granting to Captain Daum Ross, of
Lb, gobay Marine, the sum of £l5OO, under the circumstances
thereb stated.
isig Report required by the By-Law, Chap. 6, Sec. 20, to-
mb' with the documents upon which the said Resolution has
111. brood, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors at
do Roam .JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

•-•'""----71,--4ST-1NDIA HOUSE, .Febritary 21, 1821.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
ogle UST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
murk QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Chen, appointed to he held at their House in Leadenhall-
gee‘euiVEDNESDA Y. the 21st March next; is FURTHER
nude grECIA 1., for the purpose of submitting, for confirm&
tito, the Devolution of the General Court of the 20tt Decem-
ber, r eying the Rrsolution of the Court of Directors of the
mh leer, proposing the establishment of a New
gme, with a-Sahry of
'(.E300) Three Hundred Pounds per
dime, at the Company s Military Seminal), at Addiscombe,
ge the Instruction of the Cadets, at that Institution, in the
,ante of Military Summing.
The said Resolution is open at this House for the inspection
cf the Proprietor& JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
—I4IIW DIGEST TO THE TERM REPORTS.
mi. day was published, ilf two vols. royal Bvo. price 21. 7s.
APIGESTED INDEX to the TERM REPORTS,
analytically azranged ; containing all the Points of Law
squid and determined in the Courts of King's Bench, Common
pliss, and Exchequer, during the Reign of George 111. con-
Iliad In the Reports of Austrutber, H. Blackstone, W. Black-
e/se, llosanquet and Puller, Burrow, Cowper, Douglas, Durn-
lid nu Kin, East, Forrest, Lift, Marshall, Mamie and Selwyn,
Nom New Reports, Vrice, Smith,Tannton.Wightwick, Wilson,
TO Tables of Reference, &c. containing the substance of
bogy Volumes.
lly ANTHONY HAMMOND, Esq. of the Inner Temple.
lesion: Printed fur .1. and W. T. Clarke (late W. Clarke and
Sr), Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

The day was published,
kJ. and W. I'. Cl.mtur., LAW Booksellers, Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn, in royal Bvu. price 11. 4s.
ADIGEST of the NISI PRIUS REPORTS, with
Notes and References, and some Original Cases, chiefly
sleeted in the Western Circuit : second edition, with very great
litikisos. By ,1 A MEE M A IkINING, Esq.
Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.
London, England, 1821-03-06

xperick s Day will deride ALL I—Evry Capitol
...Every other Prise—Every Number Every
ricks—Ahdevery Share—mint be determined 'on
THE 17Td OF THIS MONTH ( vIARcn),
Mt Last Day of Thawing and close of the Contract.
rfi DISH respeCtfilly tenlinds his best Friends,
*e‘ INblie that in a very few days the lottery will be
,a,drAggebsisii, as sic
THItSE PRIZES OF £21,00Q
rind Model, with every other Capital and every other
gowning In the Wheel, must be drawn on Re. Patrick's
oly,l7th of this Month. There arc still a few Tickets and
awes left on Sale.
T. DISH bees to congratulate the Public on their general and
imay'ideal Success on the previous days of drawing—No. 2,053,
Ous A, ; No. 2,122, Class A, 1,2000, and Six other
ookorere all sold and shared at his fortunate Offices, 4,
mesa and is, Chating.Cross.
er The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against DISII's
Ow, in Cornhill, by which the Public may see the fluctuations.

OXFORD CANAL
TO OE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTTIACT,
By Mr. SCOTT,

TWO SHARES in this highly-respected Concern,
abaft As per Share per Annum. The superior merits
aims lantatahhalted. well-conduct..l Navigation, are known
?arida,. d Canal Property.
Apply at the °See of 3lr. Smtt, New Bri,lge-street.
DOING-ROI:DI FURNITURE TIIAT MUST BE
SO LD.
DOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY-SEVEN REAL'
SP ANigil WOOD CI TAITI S, with Morocco, Satita.
hsOtair,antl Cane Seats ; sixteen Ihuing-Ta'lles of tlc• very
bta Mahogany, anti of the patent make ; seven Sideboards, re-
isabk for the firmness of the wood ; with them arc two Sets
if real Spanish Cloth Curtains, for a Dining-room or Library ;
Bight two capital Library Tables. The whole of which mast
k kid, as they are the property of a Manufacturer.
NIAS and Cu. Agents 12, Berner's-street,
Oxford-street.

I,lgARg BATHS, and BOILERS which heat
VT them very quicbly, without steam, although placed at
sy Nuance ; a new SHOWER BATH, which is light and
Gar WARM AIR STOVES of a very superior kind;
APPARATUS eras APPARATUS for KITCHENS, with which the use
✓ON:coal is avoided, and Cooking performed more perfectly
gushy say other meahs, may be seen at BURTON and CO.'s
ksw.grate Ware-ruoins, No. 370 (near the Pantheon), Oxford-
met.—The Manufactory continued, as usual, at No. 60, Great
loodl-street, Bloomsbury. ti
London, England, 1821-09-08

VIENNA, AUGUST 21

The last commercial letters from Odessa which
Lave been received at Vienna, are of the 11th August.
At that period Baron Strogonoff had not yet arrived,
but he was daily expected. The movement for con-
centrating the Russian troops in Bessarabia goes on
without ceasing. General Wittgenstein had reviewed
he different divisions. New troops continue to arrive
ii. Bessarabia, from the interior of Russia.
London, England, 1821-09-08

CtiS2'OIFHOUSE,SAL E, LONDOS September 11C1•
FOR
ny Or y the Hen. the Commissioners of his 3fidestis Customs,
On Weesetaar 1 eth, and Tuessnay 13th Instant, at Mitotic&
in the Aftereacat Vreciaely, at the Coanunucial• Sale Rome,
Mincing-lane,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
viz.

TOIL IMPORTATION.
Ent India and other prohibited Goads, GlAs.s, Books, Prints,
Pinatas, &c.

roa your

Linen Drapery, Jewellery, Unrated Beads, Silk Worm Gut,
Books, Pictures, Prints, Grocery, Verdigels, Cross BOWS, Fithile:
Wood, Toys, Perfumery ; Whiskey and tither Spirits; Wine,
China, Stone, Slates ; Deals and other Wood ; Boats ; a Vessel
oiled the" Lord Liverpool;' :11:aerials of Vessels, and sundry
other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogues.

virus, or ALL DOYLE&
To be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rodserhithe ; and the
King's Warehouse and Cellars, Custom-house; on Friday the
Saturday the Bth, Monday the 10th, and Tuesday the 11th
instant, item Ten O.CiOCk in the Morning to Three in the Af-
terooon.
Nat Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re-
ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures' Office Custom-house, on or be-
fore Saturday the 29th Instant, or the Deposits made thereon
will absolutely become forfeited.
Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-house,
on Thursday, the 6th instant, price One Shilling each.

SHARES IN VARIOUS CONCERN&
TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

- - -
By Mr. SCOTT.
lARNSLETCANAL, dividing £9 per Share per
IP Annum; Grand Junction, £9; Ellesmere. £5; Meitner,
£5; Kennet and Avon, Ns. Grand Union, Wilts and Berk;
Wey and Arun, Portsmouth and Arun, and Croydon Canals;
'West India Dock, London Dock Stock, West sliddieseaWater
Works, South London Gas Light, and Imperial Fire Insurance
&ans.—New Bridge street, Lawlor:.
London, England, 1821-09-08

MS MAJESTY'S RETURM

DUNLEARY-.WEDITESDAY.
At half-past eight this morning his MAssere's
yacht was the first to weigh anchor and stand out to
sea. Immediately after, the rest of the fleet followed,
with the exception of the Regent yacht, which re-
mained in the harbour. About half-past nine the
whole fleet seemed standing to the southward, and

they will doubtless be able to weather the Tuskar'
Light House, although the wind did not appear to

very favourable.
CHESTER-FRIDAY.
We were yesterday evening favoured with the sight

of a letter from Holyhead, dated the sth, which says,
" I have been as far as Spencer's (the Hotel), and am
informed that his MAtury and the Royal squadron

are in sight, bound to Holyhead: we shall, therefore,
be honoured with a sight of the Knso."—On Tuesday
night there was a tremendous gale; and one of the
Kilo's horses was killed by the heaving of the vessel.
We are told, that a sm4ll tishitig-boat was run down
by the Royal yacht, the crew of which escaped by
holding to the rigging. Lord Sanstournimmediately
ordered a very handsome sum of money for the poor
fellows, by command of his Ilmatrrv, and directions
were given to build a new boat. This is a royally
noble trait of benevolence.

PLY MOUTH—THURSDAY.
We understand that official notification has been
made to the Commander in Chief and the Commissioner
of the Dock-yard here, that his MAJaaTir will visit
this port on the 9th or 10th inst. on his return from
Dublin to Portsmouth. His MAitaTY does not visit
London, England, 1821-09-08

.That the following be a Contmittte for earning the above
Resolution into execution :
The Duke of Bowman.
The Earl of EGLI:110M
The Earl Stanza, President of the Royal Institution.
The Earl of Assouums, President of the Society of
Antiquaries.
The Earl of Worn/vent.
Sir &MUSD Hone. Bart.
Sir Henvisav Dave, Bart. President of the Royal
Societ!. .
WILLIAM Home WOLLASTON, M.D.
WILLI/Jr Gouaca Miaow, M.D.
Sir Jams Enwaan Slums. Presidtmf of the Linnean
Society.
Tomas Attossw Koran, Esq. President of the 1101.
ticultural Society.
Jams Samoa, Esq.
That the Subscriptions be paid into the Banking House of
Messrs. Druinsnonds. at Charing-cross.
That Joseph Sabine, Esq. be requested to receive Letters and
Notices orSubscriptions, to be addressed to hint at the House of
the Lhmean Society.
That the Thinks of this Meeting be given to Sir ETERARD
Hong, to Mr. `Saints, and to Dr MILTON, for-the trouble they
had taken in prepari.us the business of this day.
London, England, 1821-09-08

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 4._

- - -. •
A report went about last night at the Opera, that
a Conrier Extraordinary had arrived in the course of
the day with the news.of the passage of the Piuth by
the Russian army, and of the commencement of hos-
tilities between Russia and Turkey. This news has
not much probability. Baron StrogonofF could, with-
(but inconvenience, remain embarked in the road of
Constantinople till about the end of August, espe-
cially if it be true, as it is thought, that it was never
in the intention of the Emperor to commence hostili-
ties before the Ist of September. It is presumable
Clat war may have commenced, but it is not possible
• that positive news of it could yet have arrived at
Paris.—Coastiiutionnel.
London, England, 1821-09-08

PRESENT STATE OP BRAZIL

Just published.
Tn One Vol Quarto, with Maps and Plan, .C 2 12s. ed. hoards,
NOTES on RIO DE JANEIRO, and the Southern
Parts of BRAZIL, taken during a Residence of Ten
Years in that Country, from 1808 to 1818; with an Appendix,
describing the Signals by which Vessels enter the Port of Rio
Grande do Sul ; together with numerous Tables of Commerce.
and a Glossary of lupi Words.
By JOHN LUCCOCK.
London : Printed for Santini Leigh, 18, Strand.