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Eiliefin.l, Coasters of Altenberg, Miro Smithson; Nina, Miss Cahill ; Nimsatle. Mt s. Claud; Barbara, Mrs. Egerton. After which TFIE CORONATION. The Procemiou commenter from ‘testrainater Hall.— The St.eunil drew, the Interim of the Abbey.--The and Introdoctery Scene, is which Mr. Knight will intresluce a new Comic Song. emitted, "The Kis; arid she Coronation, Oid Euglaud ssd the People."—The Fourth Scene, the to the coarse of which the Grand Kelm of the To conclude with (4th lime) a new Farce, called MONSIEUR TONSON. .. , The Principal Characters by Messrs. Cowper Ronsard, Mca4, 44 •• W. M. WkaillPS .elthed. M;WwfacrliSt.- it, add Miss driallksois. • • Tido day is published, pie, 2i. 6.1. A SERMON. prestehe.l before the ibeettivoretw.d Society Air the Propagation of the Gospel iw Fiweiew Parts, at their Anniversary Meeting in the Parish Church of Slary „ un F. iday, February le, By the Right Rev. If FRBERT I.ORD BISHOP of PETERBOROUGH. Together with the Report of the ,iinciely for the Year 1620. To which are annexed, Lists of the Society's bfiasioiisries CateehLits, and Sehoulinast ers' and of the In cor p orate d an d Associated Mrruhera of the Society. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church. yard, and 3, 11'aterloo.plare, • PRI' JPIL • A MARRIED C 'YMAN of oh. Eon- LA. bilinhed Muth, Wen 'miles front London, receives a few Pupils into lily, and his it present Vacaocy—Terrns, 187 Gni. t Amsem The mom amis. foamy. references ran be to Noblemen sod Gentle— men, whose tons he has edit Letters in he directed for r. T. N., Mr. Triphook's, Bookseller, 13. Old Bond e' London. ANCIENT HIS. FOR SCHOOL& This day was published, by and W. B WHJTTALEA. AvNalaria-lane, price Ss 6d. the Third F.Jitims oN 1 ,-,ETTER.S no ANCIENT iiisTofty, kir a memoriam , View of the History, Geography, M Nand Customs of the Assyrian, R,hslooian, Median, Persian, Egyptian, Ist and Grerian Natiuus. • By ANNE WILSON. N• 11 —ln this edition Q , seatinos for Examination •rs minded to every Letter, and Ibis work is illustrated by an %nitric add original Mop, delipp#tny at use gigg, by brief "lotted in toss mamma l , the A tivit4l and Motlellvtaions of tie World. • Sod Captiiii Alexander Charles Cranford, of the 11th Light Dragoons—ilist•sl Angina 30, 1821. hi ISIOnANDA • The appointMeot of Assistasdt.Srtrgeoa Menzies, train half• pay 21st Ligbs Promotive, to be Assistsnt•Surgron in the 4th Light Drarynown, an. suited lit the Gazette of the 45th •I has not taken place. The appointment of Captain Goddard to be ri .Bnerseht- Master is Nova Scotia, as stated in the Gazette of 3,1 Much has not taken place. 'I he date of Lieutenant Yates'. exchange to the Cape Corps is 12th April 1821, said not 12th April 1820, as stated in the Gazette of the 21st April last. C011111111,11:011 ill the let Re i m Regiment of Tower Hansleta Militia, signed he the Droefp Lientenaels of the Tower Hamlets, fit the abeeeee er the Lord Liexteselst. William Elsel, Gent: to be &taiga, •ire James hider Mowatt, resigned—dated September 10, 1811. Croton-OfSee, Septe•ber 18, 1821. • ■81111!1 lISTVIIISD TO SERVS 1$ TRII rAncumust. Comely of broth—Tim Right Hon. 'Phonily Henry Skef &arson, of 011ie, Temple, in the County of Louth. in the room of the Right Hon. John Kilter, ouw a Peer of the Coiled kingdom. J Prowse itud,. J. Schaffer,. of Cm rurati.... 1..9, CI. ri-nOtil Middlesex. 'aglow-turfing, Siplonlut 20, 1821 —N. 88-.1.04 had S. Faithful!. uf Winebesier, yolk-throwstets,. Sept/yaw( B,ldilol, w 1.-13%:(414 :“ru. sr p .1::::susail H. Aoutr u rsu„ uf Itre..J 1.,u 1. 1321—C. Sr^ ir. nokt W. Lowe, uf Ilueltiootham•pbscw, 10groir ludstratLiaak.rs, Septels.ber 29, 1821. --" or k4l ' AR. The Le otriet or limas ue Alrutoeado Pur.r. (" 41 .• pui.d (rum the Routint made in the sr.& erdine lYr 1111 h (14v ut Svc. miser. 1821. is 314. 1311 per heoisited wriobt. "' No..we ilw Julies en.tornt poi.' for psTable ake.eril oti the assiporiatiur tbelvor ilito Great Keil:list. This ilea is published, in Noe vols. 4b. peke 71. in besot., ilisToity ‘,l ENGLAND, from tlir Fur.t Invasion by the ROMANS to the ACCESSION of MARY. By the Res. JOHN UNGARO. " Iliiitorians in general borrow implicitly from each other. Mr. I .iizerill understands hi. duty Letter, anti is liefe perm. pith'w in the pertivnimee of it. He always he. meatless es. the iseipiesetl autharitiek and the elirecilinf.ble PRICtISCIF • Weekly Rehire. of the Airs-rage Price 4S British troth, Winchester Newsom, *a reerisvd frown tke 1445Pec1.. , -, the respective Moritione Cities mad TONIIII IN E1N1141.4 ..t J %Vitro, from which the Price* that oven. losprosation art; calculated --Septenther 13. Nil. . • J 1 s. ds. s. d r 61 6 22 9 27 5 2l 11 f p ' a rt." • • o * I. d s. I. 31 1 41 o• 0 The Doors. to be opened at Six isTiock, and the Per formances to bePia at Seven. rag. Jig %is warroter."'-1111lesh Review, Ifir:e . en;ber, 1820. The Fifth Volume, containing the History of rho Reigns of MARY and ELIZABETH, is in a mats of great forwardness. Pi infra for J 3lawmao, 39, Ludgate street. FROM S4TUNDAY NICIIPS GAZISTTC Buxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 64.—Pit, 3s. 64 ; Second Price, 22.-I:altery, 25.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal- Ilery, Is.; Second Price, 64. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. County—Sir Charles Henry Cool., of Rallyfyn,ia the Queeu's County, Bart. in the room of the Richt Hon. William Wellesley Pole, now a P.er of the UutteJ Kingtioni. S. ii 20 0 On Theirediy, Geralth Deval--widi The Cornastles--and Muosieur Tonson. This day nas (1, in one vol. royal Co. with Finny Plates, price 41. 4a. b o a r d s , TRAVELS COSMO the THIRD, Grand Duke of Tusrcinv, through ENGLAND, 41110111, Obi keieo of Kinc Charles the Second (1689). Traitslated Cream the Italian Matinseiipt in the Laurentian Library at Pie . To which is prefixed, a Memoir of his Life, Mew traced with a roolrait of his Dighoesv, aod Views of A* Metropolis, Cities, Towns. and Noblemen and Gentleareen Seals, as delineated by Artists in the suit of Cusmo. hinted for J. Mawman, 3P, Ludote-street. War Office, September 21, WI. 141 Regiment of I.ife Guards--I.ieutenlni Samuel Cox to be Captain, by purchase, •ire %I'Neil, promoted in the 84th Fool—dated Angola 24, 1821. _ . LISSO.ti, TR ATR R ROY .4 1., COI R GA D RN. THE Public are respectfully informed that this THEATRE (which. flaring lbe R.eeu, 111/1 bees en tirely repainted. and newly 44 caviled cad embel Imbed throui•h ..ut) WI LL REOPENED THIS EVENING, MON DAY, topiember 24, 1821, when will be performed Sliskopease's agedy of _ _ Whitehall, September 18, 1821. The King has hoeit pleoted to direct letter s 'viten, to be passed under the Great CeJI of the Coifed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, fir griming the dignity of a Baronet of the said United Kingdom to Abraham Bs-milts King. of Cor rard, in the County of F. manse % and of Bloom.burv, in the County of Dublin, EN. Llirli 31iyor of the City of Dub lin, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. OFFICIAL. DoCUMENTS RELATIvE-To THE vs: PAltruHE oF THE FoREIGN mixp4Elts. Cornet and Sub Lirutruant Ilonourabl. IViMane Lennox Laserlles Fitz Gerald de RllOl 10 be Lieutenant, by pur chase. ' , ice Cox--slated as sbore. (Continued from our Proper of Thursday HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Pigot, of Raffia bigloway, Middleaev. Tracer, from September 25 to November 10, at It'll, at Guildhall, Lundots. Clandina, Mr. Chapman ; Hanslei, Mr. Toting (who is r►. calmed ■t ILia Theatre. being Ins firat appearance tins, three years); Poloseius, Mr. Blanchard; 11.aertes. Mr AL. holt ; Horatio, Ittr. Cullum ; Itosenerants, Mr. Coin. r; Gaddensiern, Mr. Hunt; First Goave.digg.r. Mr. Emery; Second Grave-digger, Mr. Bartle.; Ghost of Hamlet's Fa ther, Mr Egerton. Gertrude, Mrs. Faueit ; Oplielia. Alias Foote (her first appearance in that character). To which will be edam!, the Grand Melo-dramatic Romance, called UN DINE; Or, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir Hnldbrand of Rinpatetiin, Mr. Abhors; Walter, %fr. Blanchard; Enhleboret, Mr. Fart., ; G)blue, Mr..l. S. Gi i nsular ; the Rosicrucian Seer, Mr. Chapman. Undine, Miss E. Drnnett ; Bridget, Mas. Davenport. A Private Box may be had for the Nemo, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. MOMS, 70.; Second Price, 3s.6J.—Pit, 31. 6 ; Second Price, th.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, ts.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6J. The Door* wall be spewed at Hairpin Six o'Clock, and the Play begin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be talkers of Mr. Brandon, at the Box offire, Ilart-wreet, from Ten till Four. On WrAnes.lay, Pizarro. Rolla, Mr. Yount ;' Cora, Miss Foote; Elrira. Mrs. Pewit. With ibe Irish Widow. The W.d.,sr Brndy by a 'smug Lady ('seisig her first appearance ou this Stage). Oa Friday, the Beaux Stratagem. Scrub, Mr. Meadnws Oulu the Theatre-Royal. Bath, being his nest appealancir on this Slay.). With the Runtauce of Aladdin. vvIV TIMATHR-ROYAL, HAYMJIIKET. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, Sept. :24, will be performed the Om! THE NIAItiOAGE OF •lIGARO. Count A Insaviva, Mr. Baker; Fiorrili, Mr. Leuui Lee; Fi garo, Mr. Di-camp; Antonio, Mr. Tay'rare; Cherubwoo, MM. C 1211C1 ley. Countess Al,naeira r M iaz Carew ; Slitll4llll, Mist K. Cum ; Barbarina, Mrs. Garrick. Previous to which a Comic Sketch, in one act, called THE ACTRESS OF ALL-MURK. Maismr.r. Mr. Williams; Fiederii k, Mr. Baker. Maria, Mrs. Tay Irene; Bridget, Mrs. Tayleure; Flourish, Mrs. Tayleure; Goody :Bobbins, Tayleure; Lounge, Mrs. Tayletire; Mademoiselle Josephine, Mrs. Tayleure. To conclude •ilb THE WEDDING DAY. Lord Rakelaud, Mr. Bak. r; Sir illtLen Contest, Mr. Terry. Mrs. Hainford, Mu. Kendall; Hanalei, Miss Smith; Isdy Contest, Mrs. t. hatierley. Moos so be opened at Half past Si‘ o'Clock—the Play to begin at Sewn. Plates for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massiorison, at thy Theqtro. Nig —Private Boxes may be had nightly, b) application at the Box-office. To-morrow, Match-blvelthig—Maleh-analtheit—.o4 The Agreeable Sorprile. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG LIS II OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. • THIS tVENINC, MONDAY, Se-pt. 24. wall be performed 'Sib time, • new Operetta, ealkd A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. The Character: by Mes%.*. %Viola), Willtio•oo, Row. buttwm, W. Bennett, Mi•• E. Illaurhata, and Mum I. Ste venson. After whirl' the popular Operetta, called IS IIE J EA I.OUS? Mr. Relosour, Mr. %V►rwh. Harlin, bliss Kelly; Mrs. Belmont, Miss Carr; Ruse, Miss I. latetenton. To which will he added, 2411 i time, • sicw Cumic Piece, in one •ct, called TWO WIVES! Or, A iiircr TO HUSBANDS. Sir William Prune, Mr. W. Brunei', Mr. Ts-amnia r, %Ir. Ruirbotham Flauk, alias Cayman Itousice, mhos I.:iviya.r Juhrawai, alas flumplary Chad, Mc. Mirky. Lady Ca mad, Mrs. Greve ; Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. 'Salk. Tu conclude with (191 b tine) a rev Farce, in two acts, as Lewd as it is Son. call.d TWO rENcE! Oi plans Blurmould, Mr. Halley; Mr Bunrsy, Mr. Min ion; k , .dcuick Rnppingluis. Mr. ; Tummy Pails, Mr. flillsiusoss. Aristide, Miss I. Sievensuo ; Moss is. rimer; Clofi6la Rltrettwrld , Mos. Grure. Duxes, bs.; Stroud Price, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Seenwil nice. Is. 6d—Lower Gallery, to.; Second Pace, Is.—Upper 6.61. levy, 11.; Sound Prier, 64. Dunn open al Half•pas( Six, ihr Perforinanee In begin at Sexes. To-i.or►ow, !skit anti Yarieu.—A Cure fur Culeumbe— aud Tye Wires. ALL MONEY! ! ! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!!! THREE PRIZES OF 30,01/0/.! !! THIRTY OTHLK CAPITALs . oF 5,000/. g r e. CARROLL, the Contractor. begs truce 111 ex press the great pleasant he feels is the u le rr es appps• Whom bestowed ma the pa elk tet Mom-) , :rls. for Th. DrAw. tag begiostlOth of N EXT MONTH CA Its ILL trusts lie shall be honoured wish his itessrl porteirri of she Politic favour as his truly Furitiviese sstf irs o, No. 19, oill, avid No. le, Oxford err. I, %Iry re Ire .okl she laqi :WAAL Mae ever drown, lie.irbs roomy usher replevin I. the teat and preceding LllO . l AL, sucludiug Igo. 18, a Prize of 21,6001 ! ! All business iu the Mille Funds csieralty transettill. This day are published, in two volumes 410. price 5/. 51. in boards, TRAVELS in SICILY. GREECE. and ALB* to ; Must/Med with .macrons Ann Ewa,- Widimi Cuts, &e. By the Rev. I'. S. HUGHES, Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge. "lie (Mr. tluglioa) Irsevidently t ravelled ihruisgh Greece with an understanding rightly disciplined snit trained for los pilgrimage; has sorveyed it with his mind as well as his eye; and ha., carried over That country of the Soul' the recullectinus imparted by her Poets and her Historians, which embellish and ronseerale the memorials of her de railed grealness."—Monthly Review, June 1821. •' The public have to thank Mr. Hughes for his labours, as these volumes will make a most valuable atldition to the perinaueut ■tack of British Travels; to every ciasa of reader.; the, will be hies', interesting; to the scholar iuvaluable." —British Critic, June MI. " We certainly hue never encountered a traveller who possessed mure• of the art of car►ying his readers with him, !ban Illy. Hughes. Ile is worthy to have wandered amongst the scenery and objects lie describes—and wheel it is consi dered *hat the.e are, it will be seen that higher praise can not he given."—Bildwin's Maritime, November 1820. See also British Review, Nu 31. Printed for .1. Mawrnsii, 39, 17nagate street. BOOKS LATELY PUBLISHED. FUSTACE'S .11.1 HOARE'S CLASSICAL TOURS is ITAI.Y. 3 wok. 410. Prier Si. 6e. boards. HOARE'S FUPPLENIENT to Et/STAKES CLAS SICAL TOUR in ITALY. 410. Prire2l. %An boards. The same Wolk in! vols. Ivo. P. ice If. 46. bow*. , *(W the two Books (Hr. F.eatace's and Sir R. C. Hoare's) the peewit is possibly she more curious because the line of inquiry is more remote f the usual course pursued by travellers in Italy; and beimme the author has embellished, or rather samtmented, Lis disquisitious wills a great 111111111114* of lapidary isocripti 0000 s —The author has many merits; an unprrjudiced and candid miud ; ass acquaintance with nu merous exceUent books, Se.—lonslily Review, November Jiro. RERRINGTOWS LITERARY lIISTORY Ilse SIIDOI.I ACM 410. Price 2/. 21. boards. GRAY'S %%OltliS, by 21litkerd. 2 vuli. 4tu.. Price 31. 3.. &worth KNOX'S HISTORY of CEYLON. Cu. Price 2/. 125. 6 J. boards. I.A INt.'S lIICTORY of SCOT I.A ND. 4 rule. Bro. Pi ic.• 1/. 18. i. hoard,. miLLAtes VIEW a she ENGLISH GOVERNMENT. 4 vuls. Svo. Pike PRICE'S FSSAYS tots the PICTURESQUE. 3 vols. Bvo. Price MN. boards.. TIMANTON'S PRESENT STATE of TURKEY. 2 vats. Sem Price It. Is. boards. ?WEDDELL'S REMAINS. 4t9. Pries et. es. boards. Printed by J. Masresso, 39, Lieslgste.eteeet. EAST INDIA REGISTER, Corrected So the 2851. of Anewit, ISM This day was pab.lsheil, pier Bs. Gd armed, THE EAsr INDIA REGISTER AND DIII GC OILY, fur 1821: containing a correct List of the Proprietors of Emit India Stork qualified to vote at Ge. steal Elections; romplets Lima of 11w Csunpawhi Servants, at boast and *bread, Cars!, Military, sod :Marine, *alb their respeetsve Appoistissenis, wish Indexes to she same, and Lists of Casualties dossing the laid Vele; Lisle of the Europeanv, Mariners, he. kr. nut la the Setvire of the Eno India Com pany ; List of private Vessels, licensed I.y Ilse C o mpany un d er the Isle Art of I'm hament, sod of m.. vet,. t Vessels employed i. the C.wantry Trade in India; Reenlatiuu• sod Instruettons respecting the appointment ist Wrsters. C.:otitis. and Assistant- Surgeons ; Rules and Reiterations of doe Civil, Military, awl Marine F ee d., eowierte4 with the Company* Service; with a Trash ty ufo.hrr useful luf Conorih.l, by Kettoinmion of the Hoeourable East India Compony, liont the ultictel Returns received at the Elva lochs Howe, By A. W. NIAAON, GEO. OWEN, and G. H. BROWN, Of the Secretary's Ore, Rao 183.64 limme. Secen.4 &Woo, CO. retied to itSth Aogoid, 11011. Priaird fsr Man, tincilnars. Parbory, sod Aging. Lead. n. ball-strut; and G. BEd W. B. W4nn:4o, Ave !Marta-laue. Philip Sydney, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub Lieutenant, by purchase, vice de Rnos—dated all ihotir. Rd Regiment of Dragoon Guardi—Lieutenant St. George Cafe to be Captain, by wirehair, vire Ilauit a, who retires dated Sept. mber 13, 1821. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoon•—l.irnteaant Charles Lisa. ing Comberlege, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vine Grant, who exchatigcs—dated as above. 9th ditto—Lieut. nein William Warburton Dimity to be Captain, by purchase, vice Blanton, who retires—dated as above. Cornet licnry Knight to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice alm% William Eccles. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Knight —dated 24 above. 13th ditto—Lieutenant Edward Hervey Forster, from the 19th Licht Dragoon'', to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Law. Vence Townshend, who retires upon half pay 18th Light Driegoons—dmed August 30, 1821. 14th ditto—Brevet Major John Townsend to be Major, by purchase, vice Percy, who retires—dated September 13, 1821. 19th ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Trotter, from the 2d Dra goons, to be Captain. by purchaire, vice Ruddick', who re tires—dated August 30, 1821. Lieutenant Robert Grant, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Cumberlege, who exchanges—dated September 13,1821. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Frederick Thomas Buller to be Lieutenant and Captain. by pur chase, vice Sudduth, promoted is the 34 Foot Guards— Sated September 6,1J121. Lieutenant Brinckman Broadhead, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Boller—dated September 13, 1821. 3.1 Regiment of Foot Guards—Brevet Major Patrick Sandi lands, from the Coldstream Fool Guard., to be Captain of a Company and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice West, who retires—dated August 30, 1821. Captain William Thomas Knollys to be Adjutant, vice Stuckdale, who resigns the Adjulastcy only—dated Septem ber 6, 1281. 341 Regiment of Font—Major Charles William Wall, from the 35th Fuot, to be Major, ince George Charles D'Agisi tar, who retires upon half-pay 411,t Foul—dated September 13, 1821. 14th ditto—Lieutenant William Akenaide to be Captain, without purchase, vice Koollya, deceased—dated Septem ber 8, 1821. Ensign William Keowen to be Lieutenant, vice Akenside— dated as shore. Gentleman Cadet Henry O'Neill, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Keowen—dated as above. 15th ditty—Lieutenant Alexander Wishart to be Captain, by purchase, vice Barrow, who retires—dated September 13, 1821. Ensign Thomu Allen in be Lieutenant, by pwrchase, vice Wishart—dated September 6,1821. Thome. James Galloway, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Allen—dated as above. 33d ditto—Major J•ils• Fogerty, from half.pay Royal York Rangers, to he Major, vice Fur, appointed to the 61st Foot—dated September 13, 1821. . 35th thito--Majur James Milford Sutherland, from half pay 91.1 Foot. to he Major, vice Wall, appointed to the 3d Euot—dated as above. 42J dittu--Lieutessant George Frederick Berkeley St. John, to he Captain, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, who retires— dated as above. Ensign George Ilogarth to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice St. .101 m—dated all above. James 115 roil, Grist. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Ilogarth —dated as above. 47th ditto—Lieutenant James Alexander Laid Lorigh borough, from half-pay 21st Light Dragoons, to be Lieu tenant, vice John Drury De Burgh, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dared as above. 52d ditto—Lieutenant George Hall to be Captain. by pur chase, vice Andersen, who retires—dated August 30, 1821. Ensign William Blois to be Lieuteuaut, by purchase, ♦ice Hall—dated 41 shove. Olat ditto—Major Mulslmay Fear, (rota the 33d Foot, to he Major, *lee Charles ['oilier, who retirra open hall pay Royal Yosk Raogera—dated September 13, 1811. 83J ditto— Emote Jobs, G. C. Borleuth to be Lieu...nail, Issitboul purchase, vice Brabam, ds ceased—dated March . . 23, 1821. Henry 1.4..1iam, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Borleigh—dated as above. Rifle Hs sgade—Fint Lientenant Charbq Rochfort to be Ad• jutaiii, vire Kincaid, who resigns the Adjulanii y uuly— dated September 13, 1921. lit Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Major Thomas Bayley, from thr 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vier Ju•eph Dyas, who retires upon halipay 211 Ceylon Regiment—dated August A, 11121. 2,1 ditto—Lieutenant Mitebrll Henry Fa KV, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Truter, deceased—dated April 8, 1821. Second I:iron-omit Gerrard Fret: to be First Lieutenant, vice FilZall—dated us David .traded, Gent. to be Second Licutenani, vice rrelg dated as above. STAFF. Major Philip 1P0111410115e. nu the half pay, to be Inverting Fochtbecr of 31Hiu• its Nova Scotus (wit► the rtuk I.trutenaot-Colostel too the Arm)), vice Dawson, uhom appointment bra nut taken place—dated Augual 30, 1821. BARRACKS. Captain \Yllllam Goddard te be Deputy Darraek-Maeter if:retrial ie for Derrack• iii Nova Scotia, vice Lyce, re sigurd—Jaird January 22, ISM BREVET. To be Majors in the Army—Capt ain James Ballard Gar. diw r, of the Ist Life Guards...dated February 17, MO BANKRUPTS. Tbomaa Head. of Si ' ''''''''' victualler, to vurren. der, Ocinber 1,8, and November 3, at .leven, ni the Guild. ball, Canieibury. Attu ''''' :11r. Noakes, Samlivid.; and Messrs. Lodilegion and flail, Serjesat's lan , Elrei-vireet, lundon. Henry Williams, of Plough.couri, Lomb ir.l street, Low. Jou, merchant, to surrender, Si piciaber Oe i.,1•••• ?, anti November 3, nt twelve, at GuAlisll, Luod.,n. A Ito. ftrym, Ale . Pearce and Sons, St. Swithiu's-latte, London. William Hailstone, of Mt Suffolk. grocer, to sur render, Occiriber 5, at one, 6, std November 3. id ieu, al Guildhall, London. Atkins, yc, 31,ss rs . fLecruir ■nJ sere's', Angel-court, Throentortan street. I. tun. William Colyer, late of Meddle tow, Rrouil street. Blooms bury, Middlesex, bowl-maker, to surrender, Oeb•licr 5, at one,6, and November 3, at ten, at London. At torney, Mr. Jones, New 100, Condos. Mesheck Rowley, late of Bear street, Leicester aquvre, Middlesex, dealer, to e oder, September 29, October 6, and November 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Loudon. Attor neys, Mum. Fisher sad 31tintlay, Furuisars luu, klulburu, Joh, Harris Arnold, td . I.laublelli:an, near Coobridgr, Glamorgan, Qatar-jobber, to vorrroder, October 5, at 6, and November 3, at ern, at Guildhall. 1. km. Attor ney., Messrs. Jennings and Bolton, Elm court, Temple, London. Thomas Jones, of Saint Jobmotreet, West Smithfield, 1 / 1 ,1. dlesex, and of Chigwell, &sex, stationer, to surrender, *ember 29, October 6. and November 3, at twelve, at hall, t.oudou. Attorney., illessrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Basinghall street, London. Ssmuel Hancock, late of .111.1 d-street, Saint rottenly. Mid dlesex, bardwareman, lu surrender, September 25, October 6, and November 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pringle, Queen.street, Cheapsede, London. DIVI DEN DS. October 17. W. Spencer, of the City of Bristol, cornfartor, at our, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. November 24. J. Hughes and It. Challen, late of Stonning lon, Sussex, common-brewers, at clegeo, at Guildhall, London. October 20. J. Ler, J: 3. Alartineau, and J. Wilkinson, of Bread-street, Landon, factors, at eleven, at October 15. W. Myrtle, gol Brighthelmsione, Susie; hatter, at twelve, at the Old Ship Inn, Brighthelmetone. October 16. J. Brierley of Manchester, dyer, at ten, ut the Star I gen, 111 auchest. r. October 13. William Elliot, uf the Westgate, near Newcastle. upon-Tyue, nursery and .CCIISIOItI, at eleven, at the George lon, Neacastle•uputi-Tyne. October 9. H. Hiailsogo and G. ligighon, late of Liverpool, slopigellers, at one, at the George tun, Liverpool. October 17. M. Brumby, uf Gsinsborgli, LiGeoln, sail-cloth manufacturer, at eleven, at Ole 'feria Port tun , S:guudby, Nottingham. October 17. T. Brumby, 11. Brumhy, and C. Brumby, of Gainsburgh, Liuculig. sail.cluth and sseking-triatinfac- rrrrr at eliveis, at the Trent Port lull, Sauudby, Not tingham. October 30. W. /Ctty, of Oxford Direct, Middlesex, tailor, at eluven, at Guildhall, Ltodon. November 10. H. Armstrong, of W r ter-street, Union- Firer, ' Southwaik, Starry, bat-enanufacturer, at 'levet*, at Guildhall, London. October 13. G. Hadley,of Greenwich, Kent, draper,at eleven, at Guildhall, Loaduu. October 13. G. Milue, of Itruadl•strect, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall October 30. H. of Winchester, Southampton, cable net-maker, at dew'', at the Whitt Hart 1111/, liartlebus Worcester. October 17. W. Mardun, of Eva Dualeigh, Mauls, shop keeper, at eleven, at the Globe Taveit., Eceil r October 15. T. Alkali, late or Lancaster, merchant, II se's, at the Kiug's Arms Ire, Lancaster. October 23. A. Brawler. of Budge row, l endue , upholsterer, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 23. C. Cranford, of Der, florkiughlm, and of Dna bridge, and West Drayton, Middlesex, collar maker, at eleven, al Guildhall, London. October 30. G. A. T. Itruggetskste, of Little East Cheap, Li/adios, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 30. A. Johnson, of Pafinet's Village, Westminster, Middlesex, bricklayer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lonslor. October 13 J. 0. Jones, of Mark-lane, Loudon, corn-factor, at eleven, at Gui , dlsall. October 15. M. South, of Liverpool, jollier, at one, at At George 1011, Liverpool. C Mal FICA T ES.—OcToorw 13. Robert %%fluffiest,/ PU/ ehag, ut Chepstow. Mato mouth, ship-builder.—Wm. thqdfield, of Numb Elmhant, Nurf.lk, bakrr.—T. Ellerby, of Punk, Dorset, linvo-draper. .—W. M'Netil, of Charles-street, Middlesex tiospitsl, Mews, cuarb•mnk.r.—J. Derry, of Wolverhampton, St:af ford, factor —J. Samlbitli, of Bird's buildings, IMinetun, Middlemx, 'Amer.—W. G. Koichi wf liaicombe, Seinersti, muuey-srri,ener.-.—W. Rochaidrun, late of WrolLent, Kent, inn-keeper.—lt. Studart and M. Slud■rl, of lilt Straw!, 31oldlesex, bookseller's—G. Baylis, of litaplctun, Glou cester, deakr. PARTNERSHIPS DIKSOLV ED. _ _ _ D. Allen end T. Chittendeu, of Coleman street, Land..., merchants, April 30, 1821.—.1. Lilts mid F , of Ansley, Tuck, slime nierchitnts. Ntisccuber 2,, 1520. 1\ u. 7. 'The oilder.lrstosi Envoy Laurastraismrs and Mini-ler re. isiposoesdaty (non his Invasive!, Royal, awl All..alalir Ma: joaty i. Softy to be sootier she necessity of /filliplofilefif NI Ritz eellrooey Solarrire I'mheito rerrena, Alientime amtherresa4yr of Slaw for l'osolvs A CA , s.„ isosi Ouse tr. elc• are elarm-sl woes. Chevalier de R. I ka hail the honour to adslrem an 'ode sir hlo Moat Faithful Allajeaty'o M• ' ally, its orilor lu los far the Imperial Court a At stalssfartime de manded. in sit tee of the law of nations, goy Ills. wo um, intent committed azwnst lioC owe iss this capital, it/ the 11,1.1111/1 11,r April Inst, width satialo aims is only ag . . tee that Maw: - lar scenes will nut be remitted ; that *llia 6.l.gr,4eied lbe ?OM of July, was followed by two idlerta, of the 2dd of the mill mouth, and of the list of A 41.1,11114 that all IL.ae notes ie.. inamtue wen d, the wade... Sewed, after lesrisis oepe. l . aspics! 10 bill Excellency, as MOM as be sniped hew, all tau Tous.quner.s whirh metal hr brought taw by a prtilougsil 'cure, had the honour Its reque.l, is a private letter, that he wriulJ nut delay any Monger to answer ; Sually, Thai all them steps haring faded of aturcesw, the wasler.ighed Sods him•self mid. r the painful urcraaily ha send hi. s sst riorpaielws with out besug able its :monomer. in his rum( say rasawlt glimmer. II la .4o issue!, • for ihe esinlei•iime.l 10 copal's throe delay., as i.e Imam. WO well Ilse aciiiimiwolleathe mull of it,, Mishit/Ts, to dunk thew good swishes of satidyirig she Imperial Cuing. - - The took... Apical has already tatiert noon himself, aotw [fist striodiog the positive °MCI'S Mr. de Ileac. had received to Mare rot Ing,al iu case the sais.foetiiiii retinue I was not E.veu him immediattly , 10 VlSopess.l the . s Ittlttn of tlww tirtirri on/ or respect to the Kienr, sad to w his Maj.-4y how ~a m ts Ile Ernperiw his august master has it at heal' not to do any lion% (lust t...iy 1 , . - rnoutll y do...ore...hie to 1., liat los duty dors not allow lilt,. to ell s,.r fit,- liu r. lle moo t'r 1114 OWII rC.r.ll/ 4 1billly 0p.... an strrie in oho h Iles dignity of hoc Court might be ; Ottli has the tumour to drelaie to Iris eve... Henry, t h at it a out depend hflleCrOfWatil sill hisiit. If to pierent the Cons..psences which might be brought Hit try further delays. He arails himself of this opportuoity :u renew to his Ex cellency the assurances of his high consider. t Lisbon, rsugust 10. Int. Banes DE STUILMER. To his EseelleneySihrestre riolwiru Ferreira, Iliai.ter and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of his Must Faithful Majesty, ste. Ne. 8 The iniannigwed Ilinistersnd Seemly., of State for Fo reign Altair* received yestmday evening the uote that the itaron Je Stiiimer, Envoy lEximorJinary and ►linister 111pOlelllIns y of hi. Imperial, Royal, and Apostolic Nair*, thought proper to dines to him, nod cmolJ •out see nitlicalet the grfati .1 an, prim., that Ilse Raton 'Mould sliest' it his duty to adopt a ■t)te of reproach, nut only agasnot the onJe.sign. ed, has also against hi. pi mlrressor to the ministry, as b. ing gushy of a sacisee that the Baron Jenoutioatea Hews err, the Hiram was at(l , 4lllllird with she inipelioua eiremostaiiers that permitted the Coast de Narharmie boa treatiog the point in vomitus till the 30th of July, when Lu left the wini.try, anal he also knew that the undrviegneil, Aral day of his entry into office, admitted th e Chevalier do Berke to the eunfrreree obit+ be bad requested of the Camel of Barbscrsia a few days before. Informed in that cuniereil;eby Mr. de Barks himself of all the peiuls of his complaint, the undersigned, laser liaaing ta ken information iu the two next following day, at the dif ferent authorities that were retahled to faintish it, had par, pared She adjoining note for Mr. de Beek., when the &rue de Stunner arrived; theta it was :Met. that the said note could no lunzrr be addressed to Mr. de links; hut he hay ing wady the Banos bilker it poosible that his &aux, situ.' ated ill 1111 r of the prisreipal streets of tide capital, should ha assailed by 'Mowing of stones by She mob for the space of three hours at Mae o'clock its the evening, sit the time of general 11111111111.11i1/0, and dorm( witch utinterotta patrol. went elsriiiissis all the streets of the city, without she smallest armed f.o rr csionitsK to tLr ilalktMlat 1.1( Mr. de Berke, the utitlersigned tst:rrest with the Harms de Stormer that a new inquiry should take place to ascertain if, in fact, Ike public auth ot o 4, acre guilty of such unexampled ueglect. The untios.i,o,it•d gave immediate orders that such ingaii V should lost:tufty commence; but as this judiciary uct a4s to be etcole with legal solemnity, the four days employed therela could out be look id upon tar delays fur %a limb the rut titgll•* , !Government wa% to 'head all the conteyetentes that wry bes released by 14 Acciading 1w the exprtastons of the 841‘116 ue Stunner. The rats i., that the inquiry had been maJe iu 'rose Nair Jaya, and the undeisittne.l had ordered a rutty ..:* pruct•e.Lui;a to he (akin 1•. kt de!ivr. . J to the Baron di is goer s which was closing at the vuy mournful the u...itis. a tu.sl removed the mate from the Hawn. By thia iiivraligation the uodersiguril hopes that the Pan.. will be completely cum isseed that as o as the mob 11..;;.0 to amoesoble Witte the house of Mr. de Heats the p pasted slave by order of Governmeitt, sun which was ably 'liaised some steps, cane back iiinntethately sad that. two , . ever great the number of moues which tisir.tsi effectively liato bees elution 1.1 that spec , of lone, the acr.emest sdppi;siil ►y Mr. tie Beebe to . aid between all the pvtruls to keep aistiy trues Ike spot tbiriag ibree successive boort, whom the tick mud afire of the mob, as well as the num, of the ailed*, mistlJ out fad to attract than, more took place. As to the rest, the uodern•gurd t AtlibUt are why peciiiiven 0h0i.1.1 he had to the supposition, as uufutionled as ircrc•lonn of both en acrecuseot. 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