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This day was published,

In One large 'Volume Octavo, elegantly printed at the Chis-
wick Press, price One Guinea in boards, the Second Edition,
very considerably improved, of

RACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of RHETO-
.R. RICA L G MTH R and ACTION, adapted to the Eng-
lish Drama : from a Work on the subject by liL Engel, Mem-
ber of the Royal Academy of Berlin.
By HENRY SIDDONS.
Embellished with Ito Engravings (69 on Corti the re-
mainder on Wood), expressive of the various ons, and
representing the Modern Costume of the London eatres.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1821-12-29

TO Bit SOLD,
MONMOUTHSHIRE, Ellesmere, Grand Junc-
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and Wey and Arun Catial Shams; East London Water Works,
and West India Dock Stock.
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Dam first I saw thy fairy face,
Around this gay and giddy pbce,
Sweet Smiles and blushes darting
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I dare wit Wish Taiwans of wealth,
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dare not wish you Beauty's prize,
Carnation lips, and bright blue eyes;
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Hear, then, mybenedietion .
Of these good gifts be. you postest,
Just b the measure GOD sees best I
rat, Utde hlssoalter, may you be
AU that His eye delights to see, . •
And all Hz loves and blesses !
The Loan, in darkness, be your light,
Your help in need, your shield in fight,
Your health, your treasure, and your might

your comfort in distresses;
Your hope through ev'ry future breath,
And your eternal joy in death ! CLERICUS.

SPORT] INIELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
• dir ROllll. Hu.z.'s S.dop Ihrriers bad a molt brilliant nut last
week of one hour and twenty minutes, after a bag fox, without
a single cheek, and killed him in high style in the river. It is
very remarkable, that though the harriers passed through three
covers, in which there were numerous hares, they never once
shagged their scent.
Wednesday se'nnight, the barriers of Mr. Swats. of Kends.
bury, in trying for a fourth hare, unkennelled a fox near Castle
Hill, the seat of Earl FoaTitectra; but the shades of evening
having begun to set in, the. Gentlemen who bad participated in
the sports of the day were not Melina to follow. The harriers,
however, continuedin pursuit; and the next morning they re-
turned, with a label atached to the neck of one, stating that they
had gallantly killed the fox at Exfur.l, near Dulverton : the dia.
tance is not less than 20 miles, and there is little doubt the per.
severing animals traversed little less than 30, to follow the
doubles of their wily adversary.
SWINTON COURSING.
'There was a fine day's sport on Swinton Downs, on Thursday,
for the Swinton Cup, and other matches, notwithstanding the
wetness of the day. _ _
London, England, 1821-12-29

POULTRY, PIGS, MILCH COWS, AND BEES.
This day was published, price 6s. 6d. in hoards, with a coloured
Frontispiece,
A PRACTIC TREATISE on BREEDING.
REARIN G, and FATTENING all Kinds of Domestic
POULTRY, Pheasants, Pigeons, and Rabbits; including also
an Interesting Account of the Egyptian ethod of hatching
Eggs by artificial Heat, with some modern Experiments thereon
from Memoranda, madeAuring
.Forty Tears Pracdce.
By BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Eaq.
Fourth Edition, with Additions on Breeding, Feeding, and
Managing Swine, Mitch Cows for the Family Dairy, and Bees.
s' Mr. Moubray'a little Book en the Breeding, Rearing, and
Fattening, all kinds of Domestic Poultry and Pigs, h unques.
donably the most practical work on the subject in our language.
The Author's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific decal,
and to convey kis information in plain and intelligible terms.
The convenience of a small poultry yard—two or three pigs,
with a breeding sow—and a cow for cream, milk, butter, and
cheese—in an English country-house, appears indispensable;
and to point out how these may be obtained at a reasonable ex-
pense, seems to have been sir. Moubray's object. By adapting
the plin of his Work, any family may furnish their table with
these hroiries at one-third of the price they are obliged to pay
at the Markets ; and the Parmer and Breeder may render it the
source of considerable profit."—Farmer's Journal.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
London, England, 1821-12-29

COMMERCE.

INTERCOURSE WITH ENGLAND.
Custom-Houde, London, Dec. 11, 1831.

Whereas the prohibition which heretofore existed upon the
importation of Irish Poplins and Tabinets into Great Britain,
hash been removed and entirely done away by the Statute SI
and .40 Geo. 111. cap. 67; and whereas the same may now le-
gally be imported upon payment of the proper duties of Cus.
toms, whether the same be imported for sale or for private use:
" And whereas repeated attempts have been made by pas.
seisms and others arriving in vessels from Ireland to import
such articles without payment of the duties due thereon;
Now, the Commissioners of his Maj:sty's Customs hereby
give notice, that all such articles arc required, upon the imports,.
don thereof, to be sent to the Custom-house, for the purpose of
being charged with the said duties; and that if any such Poplins
or Tabinets shall hereafter be imported without the payment of
the said duties, the same will be liable to seizure, and the parties
concerned in the unshipping thereof, to a prosecution for treble
the value of such articles, and that the said Commissioters of
his Majesty's Customs will duly enforce the same.
By order of the Commissioiers,
G. DELAVAUD, Secretary.

NEWG ATE axe LRA DEN H A LI. MARKETS. D. SI.
(By the Carcase.)
Beef 21 Od to 3s 4d I Veal .........3s Od-Ib 41 $4
Mutton.. ls 04 to 3s Od Pork 2s Od to 4s 01
PRICES or HAt •sto STRAW YESTERDA'.
sr. aawn's. WHITIVIIAPII.
Hay 31 Ss Od to 41 4s Od .31 'los .to 41 Os 04
Straw 1 4s 041 to 11 lls 6d. Straw 11 lOs to 11 16s Od
Clover 3112 s Od to 41 108-otl "Clover 41 Os to 51 Os 04
HOPS.

PRICE G 1
NM BAG& -
Kent
&mei 2l 04 to 21 12%
Essex ...._ 21 101 to 31 16.
Foreign
PRICE.4;-'I'ALI.6-1/

. 240, POCKEI7I.•
Kent 21 16i to 51 Os
Sussex 21 4. to 31 Ss
Essex ..—.. 21 14s to 41 4s
I Faruhani... Os told 'Os
`W, S(Y.IP, &c. per 1124.

Town Tallow • .4475 Od Ditto'rough ..............: Os
Yell4sw Russia •...
.4710 d Yeilnw Soap
White ditto —s Od Mdttled ...
Soap ditto ' 42s Od Cord
Melting Stuff 383 Od 'Palm
PRICE OF CANDLES—From Tallow Chandlers' Hall.—
Candles, per doz. 9s 6d—Moulds, iis Od; 6d. per dozes
• allowed for ready money.
PRICE OF LEATHER

Butts, SO to 561bs each *ld to 22d per 11).
Ditto 56 to 661bs each 2341 to 24d
Dressing Hides 17d to 19}
Fine Coach Hides 18} to 2ld
Crop Hides, 35 to 401hs for cutting 171 to Is
Ditto 45 to 501bs 181 to '2ld
Calf Skins, 30 to 401bs 24d to 30d
Ditto 50 to TOibs
08d to 35d

Ditto 70 to 80Ibs 26d to .29d
Small Seals (Greenland) • igd to Oct 2
Large ditto «.... 1.5d10 184
Tanned Horse Hides 4 ' 16d In 18;
Spanish Horse Hides... ......1.... l9d to 22d

RAW HIDES.
Best Heifer, and Steers (per Ordinary... 2s 4d to 2s 6d
stone) •Ssodto Ss 4d Market Calf 9, Od to Os 04
'Middlings 2a ad to 2s 10d Eng. Horse Os od to Os Od
Sheepskins, Ss. 6d. to 4s. 6d.—Downs, 2s. lod. to Os. ad.
London, England, 1821-12-29

CaTEENSBERAT LUSE&

EDINBURGH, tONC. ts.—The actions of redaction
of the leases t:in•the Queensberry Estate, in which de.
creesirivelatelrbeen pronounced, contained, besides
the conclusions of 'reduction, conclusions against the
tenants for violent profits. The question was tried
on Friday, before Lord CRINGLETIZ, Whether the te.
mints were liable to the Duke in such violent profit%
or bye;gone rents? and if so, from what period the
same Wuoved:th be dakalated ?—The case was very
ably argued by Mr. JEFFREY, for the Duke of Duo.
GLIUGH, and by Mr..MONORIEFIP, for the tenants.
His Lordship gave it as his decided opinion, that
the.teuants on the Queensberry Estate were not liabe
in violent profits or damages, prior to July, 1819,
being the date Of the decision of the House of Lords,
in virtue of which these leases had been reduced; but
be held them liable subsequent to that decision.
London, England, 1821-03-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY.

1111 to S apt Reginald
• to 1 apt Jock
10 to 1 apt Gustavus

•
DERBY.
10 to 1 apt Morel •
100 to 9 apt Charm

OAKS.
11 to 2 apt My Lady 110 to I apt Springe
II to 1 apt Augusta

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2 to 1 agst Reginald--
I- 3 to 1 agst Morel
200 Gorski ITAZZ AT NSW31•111[11%,
2fo 1 apt Banter I .5 to 2 apt Tatar.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Dartmouth, from Sandwell Hill, Staffordshire.
Lord Thomas Cecil, from Burleigh, Lincolnshire.
The Earl of Exec, from Cashiohury Park, Herts.
Sir H. Englefteld, Bart. from his seat, White Knights, Berks.
Lord Arden, from the Nork, Surrey.
fir H. Dashwood, Bart. from Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshbre.
General Gwynn, from Harts.
Sir Philip Hales, Bart.. from Brymore, Somersetiliire.
Lord Gage, from- Fide, Sussex.
The Hon. Colonel Howatd, from Ashtead Park.
Sir B. Hobbouse, Bart. from Wilts.
Mr C. Rowley, Bart. from a tour.
The Karl of Scarborough, from Sandbeek, Yorkshire.
The Honourable Mrs. Robinson, from Wilts.
The Honourable Mrs. G. Rose, from Cuffnell. Hants.
At the Hyde Park Hotel, Oxford-street:—John Exley, Esq.
Miss Exley, and Mkt Cox, from Bath ; Sydenham Teaste Esq.
icon the limit, Woodstock; Rev. J. Lockhart, from Berkshire.
Mrs. and Miss Patten Bold, in Harley-street.
At Warren's Hotel, Regent-street—Earl Cathcart, from a tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Greathead.and family, from a tour.
At Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street—Dr. Badly, from Chelms-
ford; Rev. Mr. Chester, from a tour.
Ai the London Hotel, Albemarle-street : Mr. antfMrs. Ham-
mond, from Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Ackland, from a tour. -
At the Prince of Saxe-Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Gros-
venor-square : Mr. and Mrs. Ramsden and farm*, from Paris;
Mr. Courtney, from a tour • Rev. Archdeacon 13losset, Mn.
Basset and family, froth Ireland.
The Dowager Marchioness of Donegal, from a tour.
At Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-street : Major Weyland.
air George and Lady Johnson, and Miss Johnson, from Scat-
baid ; It. Burrows, Esq. and E. lickell, Esq. ftom
London, England, 1821-03-30

INSPRUCK, MARCH 18.

We have received letters from Rome, dated the •
11th. They contain some interesting intelligence, of
which the following is the substance:
" The General Church, well known by the late
events at Palermo, has been for some time here. The
king of the Two Sicilies has appointed him a Lieu-
tenant-General, and he enjoys the confidence of that
Sovereign. He has addressed a Proclamation to the
troops of the line, and to the Neapolitan marines, ex-
horting them to unite with him in re-establishing the
ancient order of things at Naples. lie enjoins the
militia and legionary troops to letup home, and to
watch over the maintenance of public order. Several
Romans have entered into the corps Which General
Church is forming here: some have been sent to the
Neapolitan frontiers, to distribute the Proclamation
of General Church.

" For some days past we have constantly heard a
heavy cannonade. The Austrians and the Neapoli-
tans have been fighting daily since the 7th. The day
before yesterday two Austrian Regiments arrived
from Moute Retondo, and marched yesterday for the
Campagna di Roma. Two others have taken the
same course, and more will follow. These corps form
the division of Prince Philip of Hesse Hombourg,
which marches on Palestrina and Frosinoni."
TURIN, MARCH 21.
The knowledge of tie Proclamation of the Duke
of Genevois, which it was wished, but in vain, to
conceal firm, the Public, has produced a very re-
markal)le effect among our regenerators, that ofdamp-
ing all their ambition. None of them now wish to
be employed, and several have fallen sick on learn-
ing their nomination. The Provisional Junta is npt
free from this contagion; and in order to secure a
quoru.i., it has been necessary to recompose it two or
three times a day. The rebels of Alexandria, in order
to secure to themselves re•-•ards suited to their ser
vices, have seized the public chests, and made pro-
motions, in which they have not forgotten them-
selves. The Prince of Carignan°, in the hope of dis-
solving the selfstated Junta of Alexandria, has been
obliged to explain the decree of amnesty.
Here follows a Decree dated the 18th, the pre-
amble of which states, that in consequence of the ac-
ceptknce of the Spanish Constitution, and the ap-
pointment of a Junta at Turin, the moment has ar-
rived for centralizing the authority, and rendering
regular the transactions at Alexandria. The articles
limit the word amnesty, in the Decree of the 14th of
March, to acts done in effecting the Revolution, orders
a Commissioner to be sent to Alexandria, &c. &c.

The desertion is immense. The Prince Regent has
been able to find no other remedy for it, except that
of ordering the gendarme, to fire on all soldiers who
attempt to return to their homes.
London, England, 1821-03-30

CATHOLIC cLAnts.

Mr. R. SMITH brought up the Report, and 'on
the motion that it be now read,

Sir T. LETHBRIDGE declared, that his opinion
on this Bill remained unchanged ; and that he would
move, on the third reading, to defer it for such a pe-
riod as would get rid of it altogether. He thought
he might state, that this Bill was offensive to the
great body of the Catholics in Ireland; and that Ge-
neral Meetings, he believed, had taken place in Ire-
land, at which the Catholics in that country had
declared the greatest disgust towards this Bill. This
he believed, though he had no actual authority for
saying so ; and he believed it the more, because, in
his opinion, it was not likely to conciliate the Catho-
lics of Ireland. He had still further grounds for
thinking so, because the Honourable Member for
Cork had declared that this was a Bill which was in-
sultirag and degrading to the Catholics of Ireland.—
He had to state, that if he had said anything of the
Noble Lord (the Member for Ayleibury) which was
injurious or hurtfulm his feelings, he most assuredly
did not mean any stich thing.
Lord NUGENT said, nothing could be more
pleasing to him than to hear this apology from the
lion. Baronet; and lie could assure him, that the
la hole was buried in oblivion.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE said, he had it on the au-
thority of the best informed persons, that the great
and respectable body of the Catholics of Ireland were
most grateful for the concessions proposed to be
granted to them.
Mr. It. MARTIN said, he had no doubt that this
measure would be as grateful to the Catholics of'
Ireland generally, as it would at last be to the Ca-
tholic Clergy of Ireland. Mr. O'Connell could not
get above nine signatures to a Requisition for an
Aggregate Meeting of the Catholics of Dublin ; and
if there were office* raining down as thick as hail,
none of them would fall on him.
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON contended, that his Ho.
nourable and Learned Friend was riot justified in
saying that the respectable body of the Catholics was
thankful for this Bill. He (Mr. Hutchinson) knew
many highly-gifted Catholics, both in the Church,
and at the Bar, &c. who considared this Bill as one
of an insulting and degrading nature to the whole
body of thetatholics, On Monday he would vote
for the repeal of the penal clauses in this Bill, though
he might not divide the Hou,se upon them. He had
London, England, 1821-03-30

THE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS.
AS several Druggists and Medicine Venders, in
London, Bath, Cheltenham, &c. are imposing do the
Public by selling spurious and inefficacious preparations under
the name of SEIDLITZ POWDERS, with pirated labels and
directions, the Inventors and Patentees think it necessary to
inform the Public, that the Medicine cannot be genuine unless
the names of " Savory, More, and Davidson, Chemists to the
Royal Family,l.3o, New Bond-street," are printed on the wrap-
per, and each Box and Bottle is surrounded with a stamp, on
which " T. Paytheriis and Co." Is engraved.
AMALGAMATION;
OR, TILE WINE JAR BEWITCHF.D. •
ANate Irish Lad, for two gallons of Wine,
. Red Port and pale Sherry, was lately dispatch'd ;
Said P.tt—" Arrah, fait! if I rightly divine,
" Your legs wid twu frolicsome devils are match'd
His eyes on the Wine-Merchant's Boots as he set,
Antgiraming his image in Warren's film Jet
" Well eesed," said the other, who seent'd to delight

la the joke—" two young devils, and docile they are,
Your pleasure attending: '—a two gallon Jar
Now Patrick produed, for his red wine and white ;
" Here how in this Jar the two gallons you'll pop 'em,
" The red at the top and the white at the bottom !"
" The Devil go with you!" the Wine-Merchant tried,
With Patrick's strange whim as at last he complied.
At bonte and in waiting—" a glass, Pat, of Sherry,"—
Ills master, to rat's great discomfiture, order'd ;
" Augh, fait now, for that don't you be in a hurry !"
Said Fat, on the pales of vexaill.,n who border'd;—
" The Devil's own luck I so happen'd to lot 'em—
" The red at the top and the white at the bottom !"
" At top and at bottom !" sutpris'd, cried his Master,
Presaging some strange and eccentric disaster !
" A glass then of red ;" and now Paddy more nay
Pour'd one from the jar—but seeni'd suddenly crazy;
In wonder absorb'd, and by terror transfied,
For red wine and white now together were ruled
" Bad lode to the tieves, now, that lodge in the Jet !
" The wine mixing Imps that the Jar were attacking;
" For top of the white sure the red wine was set!"
And none still he swears could the mischief beget,
Save they, the young Devils, in Warren's .A 1 Blacking!
This Easy Shiniag and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by
London, England, 1821-03-30

discussed without the most perfect understanding
with the Catholic Clergy of Ireland. This measure
might, however, become one of future arrangement.
Mr. CROKER explained. He never said that the
Catholic Clergy had any rights, but he did suppose
them to have wants and necessities, which he thought
1 Parliament ought to provide for. He should with-
draw his motion until the passing of the Bill, because
the Noble Lord had admitted this to be necessary to
the VICCCSS of the whole measure.

Lord CASTLEREAGH explained. He was not
authorised to give any hope that Government would
agree to any such provision for the Catholic Clergy.
Mr. CHOKER opposed an amendment by Mr.
Gipps, the object of which was to prevent endow-
ments of Roman Catholic Schools and Colleges.
Sir J. NEWPORT also opposed it, because they
would then force the Roman Catholics to send their
children abroad %r their education.

Mr. W. WYNN said, this Act could not enable
the Roman Catholics' to endow schools if they had
not this power before.
Mr. GIPPS said, that if the words were not left
out, the clause would be inoperative.
Mr. HUTCHINSON opposed the amendment;
and thought it singular that everything else should
be conceded to the Catholics, except that they should
'be educated in the same schools as the Protestants.
Sir J. NEWPORT defended the clause as it stood,
which was finally agreed to.
The Bill was ordered to be read a third time on
Monday, and to be printed.
London, England, 1821-01-02

THE ARMY

••111
Tuesday, at Yealmpton, Colonel BASTARD gave l
a dinnerto Captain LANOMRAD'S Troop of Yeomanry; '
and the latter Gentleman, having on his right and
left the inferior Officers, with Paymaster FORD, as
his Vice, did the company the honour to preside.
The Troop mastered one hilndred strong, all.dressed
in their new regimentals; aid, after partaking of a
good supply of roast beef, plum pudding, strong
beer, and punch, during which many patriotic toasts
were drank, the men retired, highly delighted with
their Colonel's hospitality, and their Captain and Of-
ficers' urbanity.
London, England, 1821-01-02

On the Ist of January was published,
Falargetl, and printed on a New and Improved Plan,
price .3s. Gal.
THE FIRST NUMBER of theNEW MONTHLY
241A6 AZ INE (new SERIES), containing

I. Lectures no l'oetry, delivered at the Royal Institution, by
Thomas Campbell, Esq.—ll. On the less celebrated produc-
Siena of the Author of Don Quixote.—lll. Poems by Thomas
Ontipben, Fel. I. The Rainbow. e. The Lover to his Mistress
en her Birth-day, from the Babrmian.—lV. Verses by Joanna
Baillie.—V. Sonnet to the Nightingale.—V I. Knight Toggen-
berg, front the German of Schiller, by J. Bowring, I.
Political Economy.—Vl 11. German Authors, No. I. Koerner.
IL The Revolution of Naples, from an unpublished Italian
Manuscript.—X. Journey to Palmyra; or, Tadmor in the
Desert, by Count Itzewsky.—Xl. Remarks on the Life and
Writings of Co4l Foscolo.—X 11. Woman, a Sketch..---XIII.
Utter from George Pertinax Growler, Esq. on Modern Int-
provements.—X IV. On the Causes of the present stagnation of
Consiiierce.—X V. The Polar Expedltiou.—XVl. On the
Origra and Celebration of Christmas.—XVl I. On the Dramatic
Writings of Richard Clitherow.—X VI 11. Original Anecdote*
connected with the Bastille, &c.—XIX. Account of a new Sact
discovered in India.—XX. Fine Arts; Engravings in Litefary
Publications.— XX I. Dramatic Notices.— X XII. Literary and
Si.ientific Varibties • Web.h Literature; Discoveries in Gal-
vanism ; Organic Remain* ; Ornithology ; Oliver Goldsmith,
X Xlll. Rural Econotny.—X X 1 V. Foreign Varieties;
Death of Tallien ; Berlin Academy of the Fine Arts ; Perspective
Drawings; Lithography ; Curious Nianuseripts in the Imperial
Library at Vienna; Discoveries in Egypt; Mr. Pierce; Prus-
sian Travellers; Italy; M. Anglo Mai's Discoveries; Statue of
Memnon; 1011i311 Isles, &c.—XXV. Useful Arts.—X XVI.
New Inventions: Reduction of Muriate of Silver, .Ste.—
XXVII. Nov Patents; Improvtments in Lamps, Coffee.
&c.—X XVI 11. New Public.itions, with Critical Re-
sitarks.—XX IX. Butler's Letter to Mr. Brougham.-..XXX.
'7.tempore 'Undulation, &c.—XX XI. Historical
uIU. sr :-.yents; Great Britain; The Colordes;
XXII. Literary iiteport.—XXXlll. Corn.
4.—ZI XI V. Agricultural Report.--XX XV.
Repoit.— XXXV 1. Interesting Occurrences,
Jbitu try, &c. with Biographilal Particulars of the
Alaimsbury, Viscount liirkw oil, The Reverend
cc. F.II S. &c. &e. •
Printed for Henry Colbu.rn anti Co. Conduit-street.
received by aII Bouktellers, and News-Venders,
Kingdom,

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London, England, 1821-01-02

IN TERM.

MIDDLES= LONDON.
Wednesday . . Jan. 84 I Thursday . . . Jan. SS
Wednesday . . 31 I Thursday .. . Feb. 1
Wednesday . . Feb. 7 Thursday . . . S
AFTER TERM.

Tuesday . . . Feb. 13 1 Wednesday . . Feb.l4
SEAL', itz-nzazums, Arruta, PLIAS, Desmarais, Vicar-
-710145, FORTHIII DIRECTIONS, and PETITIO/46, SUOMIII Loan
CSIANCILLOR, 11E11011.11 HLTAILT TISK, 1841.
The Lou) CUANCILI.O6 will sit on Re-hearings and Appeals,
and such Pleas, Demurrers, Exceptions, and further Directions,
u are set down to be heard lotiore hies, alternately.—His Lord-
ship will not proceed on any Motions after the Seal Day.
Monday, Jan. 15, }lra Seal. Thursday, Jan.lB,
Tuesday, 16, I Friday, 19, Second Seal
Wednesday, 17, Saturday, 20, Petitions.
4Si/tadND PrIITIOI4S IBETORIg Tin VICIL.CISANCSLI.OI., serous
Murat Truss, 1821.
Tha.se sans. SECOND SEAT..
Monday, Jan. 15, Motions Friday, . Jan. 19, Motions.
Tuesday, 16, Bank- Saturday, 20, Petitions.
Wednesday, 17, niptPe-
Thursday', 18, dams.

PIDZSTRIANUM—A match between two Officers of the bed
Regiment, in the garrison at Hull, to walk between Hull and
Beverley, for a consideral.le wader, took place last week. One
of them gave the other mile at starting; but at the conclusion
of the match, was a mile and a half behind his opponent. The
winner performed the eight miles in an hour and sight minutes.
London, England, 1821-01-02

LIST OF THE MINORITY.

The Earl of Ross lyn, Sir Charles Hackett, Bart. John Ay-
touts, Esq. C. M. Aytoun, Esq. R. Aytoun' Esq. J. Aytoun,
Esq. T. Arnot, Esq. of Chapel, IL Arnot, Esq, of Balcormo,
George Aitken, Esq. younger, or Hill of Beath, David Black,
Esq. of Bandrum, R. Ballingall, Esq. of Burnt urk, John Cuning-
Same, Esq. William Douglas; Esq. of Pinkerton' Ro. Ferguson,
Esq. WiUiam Ferguson, Esq. of Kilrie, Walter Fergus, Esq. of
Strathore, David Fleming, FAN. of Myreside, James Heriot,.
F.sq. of Ramornie, H. Hay, Esq. George Johnstone, Esq. of
Kidlock, James Kyd, EN. James Moodie, Esq. younger, of
Cocklaw, David Millie, 23q, younger, of Cameron Bridge,
George Paterson, Esq. f Cunoquhie, Jas. Stuart, Esq. Thomas
Scotland, Esq. of Luscar, Jahn Scotland, Psq. younger, of ditto,
James Stenhouse, Esq. of Nortlifod, Andiew Thomson, Esq. of
Kinloch, Andrew Thomson, Esq. younger, of ditto, David
Thomson, Esq. Reverend James Wernyss, Mt. Stenhouse,
Chief Magistrate of Burntisland.

One of the most remarkable proceedings took
place, on Satut day last, at Carrickfergus, which has
occurred side' the triumph of her MAJESTY. The
Mayor of that town, in obedience to a Requkition
presented to him, called a Meeting of the Corpora-
tion and Inhabitants of Carrickfergus, to consider the
propriety of an Address to his MAJESTY. When the
Address was proposed atid seconded, a freeman stood
up, and made his objections. He insisted principally
that the object of the Address was to insult the
QUEEN, and to bolster up the Ministers. His ob.
servat ions were manly, full of intellect and integrity:
he was secondei by '2OO voices. The Chairman most
respectfully remonstrated, but in vain—he retired
' from the Chair, and then returned, and made
.an-
other experiment, but all in vain—unless the QUEEN
was treated with proper respect, the Freemen of Car-
rick would 'tot agree to any Address 4 •
London, England, 1821-01-02

SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

A TKINSON's CURLING FLUID, long known
XX. to the Nubility and Gentry as an elegant substkutt for
Oils, Pomatuingand Extracts. It clears the head from scurf;
makes the hair, if ever so harsh, soft and glossy as silk, and keeps
it in curl during exercise in dancing, walking, or in damp wea-
ther. It prevents its changing colour, or falling off; and is so
efficacious for promoting the growth, that it is usually prescribed
by Physicians when otlicr means have proved hieffestual. Price
6d. 10s. 6d. and one guinea,
ATKINSON's V EGI;TA BLE DYE changes grey or red
hair on the head or whiskers to an auburn or black, which wash-
ing, &c. Instead of removing, renders more durable. Price Ss.
10s. 6d. and one guinea.
ATKINSON's AMBROSIAL SOAP, made by a new pro-
, nets, which freeS it from all alkaline impurities, makes the hands
soft and white, and prevents them chapping. Price Is. a square,
or 10s. 6d. a dozen.
Sold by Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, 44, Gerrard-street; Soho-
square; Lessee. G. ttie and Picnic,. New Band-street; Messrs.
Bayley and Blew, Cocksinar-street; Mr. Itigge, Cheapsidettend
Most Perfumers.
Ctlrrunt.—To avoid counterfeits, observe the Proprietor's sig-
nature end address on the LW!.
London, England, 1821-10-24

In a few days will be published, in Bvo. price 10s. ed. bde.
ALAY ANNALS: translated from dre-Nalay
1.1 language.
By the late.,Dr. JOHN LEYDEN.
With an Introduction.
By Sir THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES, F.R.S. &c. &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Landon.

Of whom may be had,
The roetical Remains of the late Dr. John Leyden, with
Memoirs of his life. By the Rev. James Morton. In Bvo.
price les. boards.

COXES SHREWSBURY CORRESPONDENCE.
Early next Month will be published,

•
VP PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL COR-
ItEsrpNin.:NcE of CHARLES TALBOT, Duke of
SHRF.WSBCRY, principal Minister to King William, for a
considerable period of his Reign.
By the Rev. Archdeacon CONE—
This Collection comprises his Epistolary Intercourse with the
King, as well as with Lords Somers, Sunderland, Oxford, Ha-
lifax, and other distinguished Characters of the time ; and is elu-
cidated with Historical and Biographical Notices. With a
Portrait of the Duke of Shrewsbury, from an original Painting,
by Sir Peter Lely.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

Ffit)M LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Ferdinand Eybc and Augustus Schmaeck, Bury-cnurt, St.
Mary-Axe, merchants, from October 20 to 27, at ten, at
Guildhall.
London, England, 1821-10-24

••--
NUMBER 10.818.
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NEXT TUESDAY.
TIAZARD and Co. Contractors for the present
AL LOTTERY, remind the Public that the Drawing will
itentnence on TUESDAY NEXT, when the
FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE
WILL lIRCEIVI
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!!
.Tbe uni„mg approbation bestowed on the Scheme renders any
aberration on its merits unnecessary.
EVERY PRIZE IS STELING MONEY!
THREE PRIZES R
of £30,000!
THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS!
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
'kkrts and Shares are selling at HAZARD and Co.'s Old
sod Fortunate Ohm, 93, Royal Exchange ; Coruhill; and
384, (Word-street ; where they Sold, in the Last Lottery,
Ne. 15,76! a Prize of £21,000
6,054 - - £15,000
And six the £30,000 PRIZES in a former Lottery!

NEXT TUESDAY.
GRAND STATE LOTTEItY.—AII Sterling
*Bey !—Three Prizes of .C 50,000, and Thirty other
C/, b; betides 6,700 other Prizes!—Not two Blanks to a
!—\o Stock Prizes!—\'o Classes!—Every Ticket drawn
otly. First-drawn Prize, Nth Tars MONTU (October), will
oast 40,000 !
rickets and Shares are selling by T. BISIL 4, Combat and
9, Cloring-ernss; whn has sold more than half the 4-10,0(.:0
NM that have ever been.
ler The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against Biel': Office,
jletwohill,hy which the Public may see the fluctuations.
••• When there were Three A. 7,0,000 Money I'sizes, In a
framer Lottery, BISII SOLI) THEM ALL ! !
London, England, 1821-10-24

I:30,000 MONEY !
FOR THE FIRST-DR.AWN PRIZE NEXT TUESDAY.
Jand J. SIVEWRIG /IT request the public attea- •
• doe to the Lottery, which begins A E '!" TUC...WAY;
the leading features are
THREE PRIZES of :30,000!
And Tli I la Y other Capitals.
Decry Ticket drawn each deciding its own fate,
ALL MONEY!
AND NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
Tickets ad Shares are Benin by J. and J. SIVEW RIGHT,
who sold in the last Lottery, 4,42 i, a Prize of £25,000 ; and
May Of 00,000, A. 20,004 &C. &c. have been distributed to
the Public, at N0..37, Coruhill; 38, Haymarket; and 11,
Holborn.

TUESI)AY NEXT.
QINIFT and Co. acknowledge, with gratitude, the
Treat increase in their sale of Tick( ts and Shares of the
resent popular Lottery, a circumstance affording undoubted
pntof that the Schema hai met with general approbation. Its
kading features are—first, THREE Prizes of 4.30,000! and
aunt mho. Capitals. All the Prizes are of Sterling Money ;
and thegood old fashion of " Not 'lwo Blanks to a Prize" is
'tans restored. This Scheme is so plain and simple, that no one
ern fail to understand it on the first perusal.
The Drawing begins on the 50th of the PRESENT bIONTII
(October).
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry; 12, Charing-
Cross; and 31, Aldgass high-street, kave been fortunate to the
Public in the sale of great Prizes, particularly the last £30,000
Money Prize ever drawn.—Schemes at large gratis.

PORTER'S TRAVELS IN G EORG lA, PERSIA, &c.
This day was published,
In 4to. with numerous Engravings of Portraits, Costumes, An.
tiquities, &c. &c. Vol. I. price £4 141. Od. boards,
TRAVELS in GEORGIA, PERSIA, ARMENIA,
ANCIENT BABYLONIA, &c. &c. during the Years
1817, 1618, 1819,1820.
By Sir ROBERT KER PORTER, &c. &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Vul. H. which completes the Work, will be published in the
course of next month.
London, England, 1821-10-24

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SPARRING.
Little 11,m en, the coster-monger, who is matched to fight the
I Bow Lad on the 30th instant, had a benefit at the Royal Tennis-
court yesterday, which was well attended.-There were some
excellent mauling sets•to, but those more distinguished for
science, were between Randall and H. Holt, which was perfec-
tion itself, and Teattlak and 4/58ot. The latter made a real fight
of it, with equal success.
London, England, 1821-10-24

FR !CE SE Ws: Pr : • F.

WEST INDIES.

JAMATCA, AU:3I:ST

The most melancholy accounts have been received
this ire- k, 6om all parts of the Iland, of the deplo-
rable effects of the long continued dry weather. The
crop of yams, expected -Apt this season, will be
almost entiiely ln•t, as well Is every oche, kind of
provisions, and it is feared that many properties will
so'n be calle.l upon to purchase pfobisions for the
Negroes. Many cattle have peri,hed for the want of
water and fond; and the nett clop of sugar will be
lost throughout several districts, the cane being irre-
vocably withered. With such ntherable prospect
before us, the 'eduction of the poll tax last year, in
consequence of the loan of 1280,000, may be consi-
dered a most fortunate ci:conistance ; and we fear
that other and large loans most he resorted to to
defray the public contingencies, unless some imme-
diate steps are taken by Government for the relief of
the coined sugar planters, whose produce. at the pre-.
sera price and duties, even un:er favonl able ell cum-
stance, do not offer a suflicitnt profit to deltay the
necessary contingencies of their estates.
London, England, 1821-10-24

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2.4, i-821.

In a few days will be published,
In, One Volume, Bvo. with Plates and Wood-cuts,

ACOURSE of LECTURES on DRAWING,
PAINTING, and ENGRAVING, considered as
branchcs of Elegant Education,
By W. hi. CIIAIG.
Delivered in the Royal Institution on successive Soasons, and
read subsequently at the Russell Institution.
I Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

DISMISSAL OF SIR ROBERT WILSON FROM
THE ARNIT.

APUBLIC MEETING will take place at tlte
City of London. Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, TO-Nlolt-
ROW, the 25th instant, to take into consideration the conduct
of his Majesty's Ministers towards Sir ROBERT WILSON,
and the propriety of pmmoting the Subscription already opened
to Indemnify that gall.snt Individual, and to place him above
the reach of Ministerial INlalice and Vengeance; and to adopt
such Resolutions as may be deemed expedient.
The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. •

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
WE hereby giie you Notice, that in a Suit incti:
tuted in the High Court of Chncery, wherein TITOXAS
DAMIM and others are Plaintiffs, and llastmosto Fisz and others
Defendants, the ORDER for an INJUNCTION obtained by
the Plaintiffs was this day DISCHARGED.
Dated October 23, 1821.
"'LTA" "NT"AN"'I 'ill or it sto the Office.
THOS. BIONOLD, Jun. c
London, England, 1821-10-24

NUREMBERG. OCTOBF.R. 10.

According to the last accounts from Macedonia,
tranquillity prevailed at Silonichi; but it was caused
by terror. The richest Greeks have lost their lives.
The Fopulace are as cruel the! c as in other Turkish
toWns. The Consuls of foreign Pnwers are, however,
respected. The blockade of the port by the Greek
flotilla is indeed put an end to, but the Turkish naval
force is too small to protect the coasts.
At Vienna, -new passports are given for Turkey.
Foreigners who with to go thither are not
,allowed to
pass through the Austeian States. Prince Alexander
Ypsilanti, resi:ecting whine abode there has been hi-
therto some mystery, is, according to positive intel-
ligence, strictly guarded in the fort' ess of Mungatsch.
Accounts from St. Petersburgh. that may be de-
pended on, state, that the difF‘rences between Russia
and the Porte will be amicably adjusted. Here (at
Vienna), at least, hardly any body d .nbts of the con-
tinuance of peace. All the accounts from Greece re-
present the situation of the Gretirs as rather critical.

A French P.iper menticm, that in the hamlet of
Cret, Commune of Chalk:, •,ii:oncli,:sement of G2x, a
cultivator is living, who is a•yed 111 years and soma
months. Ile is still robust, and assists in agricultu-
ral labours.

. Letters from Rome, of the 31 October, state, that
the weather there had become very cold, and that
snow had fallen; an extraoldi;lary circumstance
the time of year.

No discovery of the kind has been so general7y
adopted in the fashionable win hi as ATLltisote* Vet:sees-we
I lace Ose, or CURLING F1.1:10. It is now considered an Whs.
pensalde appendage to the toil.r ; for regeneraing the Hair it is
so pre-eminent that medical leen of the Grit eminence prescribe
it, and in all cues wher.: :nir has fallen off from premature
decay, such as fevers, a.:.c;:tn-licieeit, or other illness, change of
climate, perspiration, intense study, &c. it is warranted to re-
store it to its oi ighis I thh k new and beauty ; fur drtsdie; the hair
it is far prefir.ble to Oil., I(xtracts, or Poniatums, making the
hair softer and mote riesry, at.d Orin: it melt strength and
I elasticity that it retains its curl during exercise or is damp Wea-
ther. prim 3s. 64. 19s. 6il. and One Guinea. Also, ..Vri.lesos's
‘rxorrastx i ss, wAI kni.wn as the only infcruble article svh;ch
changes grey or rid hair on the head or whiskers to All auburn
or black, so permanent that leashing, &c. instead of removing,
render more durable. Price :is. los. 6d. and (arse Ctdr.ea. And
ATEINSUN'S ANIIIRONIaI, Soar, matte by a new process; removes
redoes.;, hardness, and me. vente.s. from the skin, prevents it chap-
, ping, and makes it soft, white, and evict. Price Is. a square, or
110 s. 6d. a dozen. Sold at 44, Gerrard-art et, Sohn-square, Loa-
I don; and by appointment by Messrs. Cattle and livree, 57. and
lltigge, 3.5, Bond-street ; Gra::ge, leg, and Firth, 45, Oxford-
street ; Bayley and thew, Cockipar-street ; Prout, 22U, titrand ;
Itigge, GS, Cheapside; Johostoo, 68, and 'Fehr, 41, Cotobill;
load mots rerfurnera and Itletlicine Venders.
London, England, 1821-10-24

IRELAND.

The Irish Government are indefatigable in their
labours to investigate the causes of the outrages in
the disturbed districts, and to apply an efficient re-
medy: His Excellency the LOltD LIEUTENANT, we
are assured, spends several hours daily at the Castle.
devoting his personal exertions to these objects. His
Excellency was thus engaged the whole of Friday
and Saturday morning. Mr. Secretary GRANT, who
had arrived from his seat in Scotland, Mr. Secretary
GREGORY, and his Majesty's Law Officers, were in
consultation with the LORD LIEUTENANT till a late
hour on Saturday evening. Major WARBURTON, the
IChief Police Magistrate in the county of Limerick,
was summoned to Dublin to afford information per-
sonally regarding the outrages which disgrace that
county,, and examined some hours on the subject;,
after which he immediately left the Castle to resume'
his functions. The attendance of Sir DAVID BAtnn,l
Commander-in-Chief in Ireland, has been required ;
and Government has directed barracks to be engaged
at Shanagolden, Ballingarry, Rathkeale. Drumcollo-
her, and Askeaton, all in the county of Limerick.
London, England, 1821-10-24

PANAMA, AUGIT;;T

Oa the 7th instant the CLilian ship Alexander, of
22 guns and ninety men, from Guayaquil, arrived
here ; she was brought in by the crew in a state of
mutiny and delivered over to the Governor : she is
completely loaded with muskets, ristoli, gunrowder,
Ste. which arc now landing ; she parted company a
few days ago with several gun-boats, ‘tho also meant
:o give themselves up to theS;:anish Commandant
Gonzales.

Two American brigs, chmtered at the Havannah
by the Spanish Gt,vernme:it to carry sup lies to
Poet Lo Cabello for the service of tin Sj.ani h troops,
had attired at S.snta Mardia, and delivered them-
selves over with their c.irgoes to the Independent
Government, receiving payment for their freights.

GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, OCTOBER 11.

In the provinces on this side (4- the ithinein which
the Prussian general system of the administration of
justice is intiminced, there were pending last year
before all the higher and inferior 'Tribunals, besides
the examinations,

1. Civil Suits :115,51 t.
2. Suits relative to pailkiuptcies, Liquidations, and Auctions,
13,825.
3. Guardianships, 7.70,208.
Ot those under the first and second heads, there
were terminated. •

By judicial sentences, 122,291.
By compromi4e, 60,543.
By renunciation, 57,3(27.

The bookseller Brockliatt,., who 'AA lately obtained
the revocation of the prohibition i reposed on him, to
sell and dist' ibute his publications in the Prussian do-
minions as formerly, without undergoing a bet-ond
censorship, has been suddenly deprived by the Prus-
sian Government of the benefit of this concession.--
Many persons think that Mr. Brockliazis has drawn
upon himself this unexpected me.istire by a printed
circular letter to all the Prus,ian botlsellers, itt
he permitted himself to use some very unbecoming
and offensive reniatks against the subordinate Pius-
sian Authorities.
London, England, 1821-10-24

TO TANNnits,

IaUR RIDGE, CLUEIi. and Co. having invented
established a M.A. PROCESS, whereby Crop Hides
are perfectly tanned in Four Months; at Dot king, in Surrey, arc
willing to take an Ai:PRENTIVR. to leant the Art of their
New IhCCC4S (with certain privilegt s), provid.d they approve of
the party, fur a suitable Premium, who must come under bond
and oath not to reveal the said Process, under certain restrictions
to be expressed in the bond.
All applications must be post-paid.
Dorking, 25lti October, 18'21.

THE COMNIERCI Ai, II ALL WINECOMPANY
Established in 1803.

No. 10, Skinner-street, and :110, Oxford-street, London.
Fine full-bodied Port Wines - - 345. and 41s. per doz.
Cape Madeira - - - 'l6s. to 265.
Cape Burguihly - - -50 s.
-- Old Sherry - - - 345. and 38s.
West India Madeira. particular line, full
545.
bodied, and high flavoured -
Geneva - per gal. 9s. 6tl. I Rum - per gal. 14s. 6d.
Old Brandy and Holland..
With every description of Wines in Dock, old crusted Port Wines,
French Wines, Desert Wines in Pints, ice:. &c.
London, England, 1821-10-24

FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. SCOTT.

HEATH CANAL—Shares in this established
valuable Concern, dividing £25 per Share per Annum ;
is Braiingham, dividing 1 '4 ; Flariasley, 29 (last year) ;
Brepiaire, Al 10s. Worcester and Birmingham, Regent's, and
Noes and Medway Canal Shares; British and English Cop.
Companies, and West Aliddleves Water Works Shares.
Particulars at the thfice of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street,
LW.
London, England, 1821-03-08

BATII, FEBRUARY es, 1821.
I T'a 3IUTING of the INIIABITANtS of this
A • CITY, held this day at the Guildhall,
The Right Worshipful the MAYOR, in the Chair,
.jtwas moved 6y his Grace the Duke of Susteastr ;
ispodied by S'ir Jens CJIC liirsbutv, But.
And resolved,
Thai sideceiptiou be now opened /or the purpose (1 purelieling
~,„exate, to be praexiett th Captain WILLLfII .E.DiV.I2II)
?Alt B. N. the Explorer of the Pular &a.
byes moved by If .ASTINGS E4q.
&loaded by CHARM DUI/43[470N, Esq.
rat Books for Subscriptions be laid down at all the Banks
orsi Palk Libraries in this City ; that the books be closed on
agetlay,the 4241 day of March next : That the following No-
la/ea and Gentlemen be a Committee. for carrying thcintcn.
:Ws rithis Meeting iuto execution
His Grate the Duke of SOMERSET,
The Wet Noble the Marquis of I.ANSPOWX, •
The Had Noble the Marqub of BATT!,
Ilse Most Noble the Marquis C.A M DE g,
The Right lion. Lord JOHN THYNN E, M.P.
The Right lion. CiIAS. PHILIP YORKE,
Sir JUIIN COX HIPPISLEY, Bart.
Sir T. BUCKLER LETIIBIZt I/GE, Bart. M.P.
Rear• Admiral Sir W I .110TH AM, K.C. B.
The Right Worshipful the MAYOR of BATII,
WM. DICKINSON, Esq. M.P.
Colonel CHARLES P .ILNI ER, M.P.
GEORGE EDWARD .1 LLEN, Esq.
eIIARLES DUMB LETON, Esq. .
HASTINGS ELWI V, Esq.
rapt* R. L. FITZGEII.II.D,
'lk, Rev. JAMES 11.% V I LAND.
T11031.1S GEORGE.:
TnomAs nATcligt.on.
.ltd slat there Resolutions he printed once in each of the
Wapers, Tux STAR, The Cattier, The 3forninz,
od The New Thies.
Tire Rev. Jasnur ILVILAND then read letters from many of
ae NeMemen and Gentlemen named on the Committee, who.
namable to attend the Meeting, expressive of their approba.
In and cordial assent to its objects.
•
The Rev. J.,MZS Il.v.treaxo then moved,

lot the Chairman be requested to communicate to Captain
Tatum EDIVAUD PARRY' R.N. the Resolutions of this Meet-
*, ad the high sense it entertains of the perseverance and
di which he has evinced; and of the advantages which science,
miption, and commerce may derive front his nautical enter-
she and discovery.
flit the respectful and grateful Thanks of this Meeting be
dad to his (race the Duke of Sosmaarr, for his eloquent,
wnpkwous, and elegant address, and for the part his Grace so
wisely and kindly condescended to undertake in the truly interest-
wibject, and highly meritorious object of this day's Meeting.
Tick Mo ions were carried with unanimous applause.
J. WILTSHIRE, Chairman.