The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

Places to be ratan Saloom of di Theatre. Private Boxes case may be Mr. Rodwell, at the Bet Ofter. To-morrow, IV)blOats, with Mosher and Ann. On Weilarsday, Thursday, and Friday, Marino FoHero. The Public art most respectfully intimated, that this Pro prietor has cnlr►ed into a renewed engagement wish Maas Wilson aid Mr. Brilliant they will arra:on Saturday. An Operatit Drama, entitledlid lospostor, will be •perdily preiducrd. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, Illtsno•v, AIPRIL 30, 1521. AS the- !egad question io respect to the per formance of Lord Byroo's Tragedy is still to be discussed, Enoch remark, as to what has passed, would be it present unnecessary and improper. Nothing has been done on the port of the Theatre, in this affair, which boo not, in numberless instances, occurred berate; and the pros ticeof Tturaires, in suet, cares, will, no doubt, continue she saute, unless s h e law obeli show it to be errostouns. On ass point, however, it it material to guard against inisomproshes. sine. It has bier , mainewhere suggested, that lbe toothier in which this Pl.y was produced originated in sordid motive,. If this refers to the feet of the text having bras obtained from the publication, slier Net justifies on inch interference. The ISJble Amtur if folly aware, as his immediate friends and lents in this country are, that any compensation for the • t poareasuon of his valuable work, within the capability of ibe theatre so offer, and which such an Author could has, etooleseended to accept, was at his command; and thief, in the teneer submitted to his Lordship, while the Tra gedy was understood to be in progress, all posoible de licacy cml allrolioa were observed, as to the mode by which sorb object. of compensation could be effects& Hsi Lordship'. Publisher, also, well knows that there was an earnest doconitioi to admit him to a participation in the benefit of the perfueguaoce, eonld the performance base taken place before she publication. So far the iodide mind should be at °tics set right. When the Possessor of this Theatre shall rejeet any history effort, as unsuited to stage *sr, and *hall afteromde, no publication, attempt to make such materials available, hiten, and not until thee, will he Ora guilty to a disposition to withhold from genial the reward to 'which it is entitled; emit° which a stronger claim could nut have citified lion is the priest interesting and splendid isolative, Of she, fitmeos of, Lord Byron'. Tragedy foe repre•ent•- firm, as perfOskie s ioff it ibis Theatre on Wednesday lust, the vffret produced uo the aadieaee of that eiening may solti. rteutly speak. No impression could have been more forci ble, no applause more genuine or perfect. TH EA TRS•IIOY A L, COV ENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, April 30, will be *tiered Shakspeare's Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Prince Dwaine, Mr. Claremont; Paris, Mr. Corner; Ca rries, Mr. Etcetera; lionsea,. Mr. C. iLemble; fifteen's's, Mr. Jetties; Tybalt, Mr. Coulter. Lady Copular, Mrs. Coo. nor; Nurse, Mrs. Elstrenpost; Juliet, Miss Dares (her best appearance in that character). To which will he ridded (7th time\ a sew Grand Melo dramatic Itomsece, called UNDINE; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir Huldbrand of Ringstetten, Mr. Abbott; Seneschal of the Household, Mr. Barnes; Walt, r, Mr. Bleachers,. Un due, Miss E. Drown; Bertalds, Mrs. Vining; Bridget, Mrs. Davenport. Oodles.— kiihtelierett (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Farley; Gyhho Ore Goblin Sprite), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six ~'Clock—the Play le begirt at Seven. Bourg, Is ; Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d. ; Second Prier, el.—Gallery, 25.; Second Pike, lc —Upper Gal ,. ler., Is.; Second Price, 6d. Places for the Roses to he taken of Mr. Brandon, 4.1115 e Box. Office, littrcatrect, from Teu till Four. A Private Roe may he hod for the &awe, or nightly, of Mr. Rrmolun, at the Rua-Office. Undioe, or Th., Spirit of the Watery, will be repeated every evening till Curlier notice. Tomorrow, The Slave: &diode (first time), bliss Hal ()o WelineAtv. the Musical R0113111%e• of Henri Quake: Leighton, bli•• Foote—after which Messieurs Deco's,' end V.shra!st, known Its the name of the two Hercules' Uf Fraser, gill alribit those exe rises or grace, strength, and agility, which hare obtained for them the applause a n d astonisbasent of all the Churls of rairopt;. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (AsTLErs) w ESTM IN . STIgE BRIDGE. •,,,• The art ccc s c which Its% attended mhe opening of this retrosire Sommer Thestme for surpasses any thing tit. perienced during the last five years, the BOXIN4 have hm•en inikhtly fitted with the first Families of rank and fashion, whit,. the Pit mid Gallery have overflowed at an early hour. The GUM, Spectacle of the Secret Mine retains its °rigs ual popularity, •iiml the New Comic Pantomime, which terminates the Eeruiimg's Enteriatoutents, bar been pro nounced one of 'heftiest eirsuaiuf Haeltriolnamis a produced Eiseman year,. r 1111 S EVENING, MONDAY. April 90, ming the Wick, at Half-past Sir o'Clock pre cisely, nu toiler maw Comic Ballet of Action. called TIIE SAILOR'S FROLIC. Immediately after which (reveoth time ilief.e ern years), a Graud Equestrian Melo dramatic Spectacle, called THE SECRET MINE, with entirely sew DEKICO. splcodiml Scenery, Decorations, and extrusive Platforms, for time Display of the beautiful Stud of Honer. Horsemnii‘liip. A comic Anne:, by Mr. Herrine. The whole to coot lode with (seventh titn , ) an .asiirrly new Ham lequionde, replete with extensive new Scenery, Mr chine, y, Met hanical Changes, Transformations, Dresses, and Decorit ttttt me, founded un and called HOGARTH'S APPRENTICES i ' OR, LIN DUSTRY AND IDLENESS. The Music composed by Mr. M. Corti. Boxes es.—Pit 'ie.—Gallery Is. Doors open at Half pus! Five, begin at HAf-part Six. Second Price at Half.past Eight. Plates to be takes of Mr. Kinloelt, it the Box-office, from Tea till Four o'Clork. In preparation, and specd.ly will he produce d, an entirely New Grand Military Spectacle Drama, with bele and pie tarearive Reeser', extensive Machinery, Demise., and Men rations to be called Gregarnels, the Highland Weide Ward, in which Mr. Cuwell will wake Ly iat appearance, 111.11TFISII INSTITVTION" _ Iroosecitience of the crowded state of the 11.!lery flaring steprearait week. and the Interco which ha. Imes so Eraerally excited by the presets, Exhibition. it will erwiiinue OPEN till SATURDAY NF.XT. the 6th of Nay. (By Order) JOAN YODOUr. Beeper. Admitooree 11—Crwalegue• Isk ••• The Gallery will be adipperid May, with a Collectit•a of the 49'0 Wes* u .110 I Mastery. • EXHIIIIIION of th. RATTLE of W ATER. 100 in an ALLEGORY, painted for the Directors of the Ileitis!, Institution. by JAMES WARD. Esq. R.A. sine 31 reel by ,21 fret. will he OPENED THIS DAY, MONDAY, April 30, at the Etyptinto Hall, Piccadilly. Adailetore I..—Catalogue 6d.—Descriptive ditto, with Netted outline, 2s. 2.1. ISS MACAULEY hos the honour of an- IV., motoring to all Lovers of the Drama and Literature, Heads of Families, and Superintendents of public or private Ifiessiaariea ' a Plan of much Novelty and Interest—that o f /riving a Drawratic Display of the most striklag Beauties from the best Plays of our ancient Authors. la this animal audertaking Miss Macanlev feels herself czr .ag o s i na b o t t th i L . ch T e. t of o f p: Il e:n o n; tt e i t o N n ,othltsee Patronesses, t be ; mole at the "suggestion of some Literary Geut testes of emi masc. who being pleased to admit her capable of executiag so import•ut and difficult a task, she feels it at once her pride and ambition to use her utmost exertions to merit their favuoruhle upiaiou. It is a circumstance much to be lamented, that while every degree of justice has been dose to the memory and fame of the illustrious Shakspeare, the Works of his Contemporaries have bee. consigned to comparative oblivion; and while from their excellerice they preserve their rank in the tsars's tion.of meet of literature, they are BO encenthered with the kvity and grossness which marked the manners of the age in which they were written, that their hearties, hoth moral and literary, are of necessity withheld from the contempla tion of youth: fur what Parent or Preceptor could present to their Children or Pupils the Plays of Massinger, and others of that doe, where Mautesty must bluetsM *I 1 lumina of its own 104„ even in • silent perusal ? Considerable trouble has been taken to preserve and re store the Text of Ancient Writers, to keep op the Manners, Quaintness, and Idioms of the timer in which they lived— bail to give. a full display of their Dramatic Beauties, diem. cumbered of all the tediousness, buffoonery, and grossness with which they arc now surrounded, has been hitherto unatternpted. Miss Macauley's first Essay will he on Massiager's Tragedy of the Duke of Milan. Her plan of proceediug will be very simple, and precisely that which has bre, laid down for her adoptina, viz. to select such *Care as are replete with Beastly, unexceptionable in Language, and capable of high dramatic effeet—of unfolding the Plot of the piece, and linkiag the Scenes together, so that the chain of incident may 1111 i bbroken, nor-she progress of the Story be inter 'opted, to embody each separate Character, and give as much diversity of tone and manner as is practicable for one praise. Some may start objections, and affirm it to be impossible fur any individual to give effect lo a whole ranee of Charac ters. Some vary ago this objection worthd have been of much stronger force than now, when the Stare was graced with the united Wends of a Guilt-It. Moesop, Barry, Quin, Holland, Powel, Smith, Booth, Cibber, Crawford, Yates, Ps itchard, Clive, Pope, Sec. These distinguished names are banded down as sail memento% to tell its such things have been !!! but, Oat! may never Ire again. The harmful system of late years has been to give all the strettglls to one character, and sacrifice the rest to the gra tificatlian of individual ambition. The hope of seeing a Play performed has tint been the inducement to visit a Theatre, but merely to judge how well the Hero or Heroine alitiald acquit Merit•elves—to this monopoly may he attri hnteil the palpable decline of theatrical talent and spirit, and the growing Serial: more towards theatrical amusements. This mourtsfal innovation upon the Rules of Histrionic Art, admin.d that in opposition to judgmen►, taste, end feeling, ■nd iilntitiately supported in defiance of universal complaint, is harems:J.le to the present undertaking. If the lending character of the piece be leas vivid in its colouring, the genial light thetwii upon the other features will make the portrait as a whole more perfect ; and though, perhaps, less brilliant to the fancy, it may be more satisfactory to the judgment. Miss Macatiley'a talent fur dramatic recitation has been a!ready put to the Tragedy (tribe Italians to a large number of literary per sons, and she was tmour.' by their universal suffrages, as well ae the public testimonials of all the Literary Journal. iota ; the remembrance of this truly gratifying corcionatance gives her courage in her present Plan; she therefore ear nestly solicits the perunce of all theatrical and lit Judges, male sod female, to a DRAMATIC DISPLAY of RIASSiNGER'S DUK F. of MILAN, at the Nrw Eniopesti Saloon, King-Omit, St. Jaines'r,on %VEDN ESDAY JIURN. I NH, May 9, 1821. 0 , 1 the sesiteni-r iff her index, she will rely. Should the iii ilertaltiug hr fiiond difirient in 'mint of 'sieved, or the at tempt on her pit be d•dretive in judgment or two, the plan shall he relinquished; but if, on the contrary, the effort shoolil he crowned with niece's*, sloe will feel herself more than happy in the delightful idea of adding Inure to the nu mury of genius, mot increasing the store of Minxes tilin ~studs of youth. Miss Marauley will feel alifeli by an early intimation of the number of friends whit intend to I her with their presence, as she doe, not wish to issue more Tickets than will allow of the auditors being perfectly and comfortably secoommolaic. l . The Doors will open at Half-put Two, rind the Perform ance co 1111111111 l at Three o'Clock. Six Tickets, Due Gunsea—Single Tick, Is, Four Shillings each. Admis►ion to young Ladies and Gentlemen under 13 years of qv, Tau Shillings and Sixpence. Miss Macairley begs leave to inform her Pupils in Elora lion sod the Drama, that from her numer..ll. roffnemr ,,.. Smuillay a the only day in the week which she east, at pre vent, devote to their lessons. Ihe embellishments of the Saloon will he completed be fore it reopens, and Mies Macauley's Evening F.oterlain meats will re-commence on THURSDAY, May 3 (for the Benefit of the St. Patrick's Female School of Industry), and be roatiaucd every Monday Ereaitig afterwards till farther petits. eroded,- _ _ AI. I. fees - enclottleg gyms ti Christopher Nord, Esq. —XII. Manelamts r 11. The September Forest. XIV: The Will a Lady diests.--XV. Letter from PM/arty trreparty, Fat Dished o . ll,awhe, AO pie Poem in $i Cantos. Camas IV. The Meoar-IiVI. Omen's kapott to the Comsty of Lahmels.—lLFll. LordAlerea's Doge of Ve. .ire.—XVII I. Weir primaries fur Publiestioe,-. XIX. Monthly List of New Pettheatioas.-..1X. Moethly, lieglsSee. mater Sr T. Cordell and W. binds*, Strawd, Lewitt* j W W. Bliiekßood, 17, Pneeeti4teeet, Ediabergh. -~ morwlgo ~c rupee to recommend . they eas sill Amp for ready mnuey, bsve now a• opportti- Itity of loving Aso SOLD, by applying at SHEARS and COMPANY, 11, Menrietta.street, where Ladies are Orriaill fof lading the largest mid decidedly the most elegant variety iss Ibis Metropolis of farhiunable Silks, Satins, Gaits( s, beats tilhol'lmee aid Rolibenett Dresses, Veils and Settee. it, Silk Na.. andOloves,new fancy Ribbands, Haberdashery. &c. &e. Irisnary dew/Irina, aid at prices so extremely low, that no qua be formed without inspection. Good Sal-noels, at le. ISd. per yard, and new Florence Stripes, at 3s. 9d. the Goo.. Bedford House, 11 , Hen' ietta.si reel, Covent-garden. Depot Scarves and Stun Is of the newest Patterns, front les. Bd. to 15 Guineas each. --- War-Ogee, April 27, 1821. 2d Reginteat of Fool—Lieutenant Edward Crawfurit Win dos, hum the 35113 Foot, to be Liesteuant, vice Wits", who exchanges—dated April 10, 1621. sth ditto...—Lientenant Junes IVelsh tu_ be Captain, trip' purc►ase, vier Clarke, deeeasril—dated as above. Ensign William Waldegrave Pelham Clay tobeltionteltait. Vim Welsh—dated as above. tassel Lieutenant William John Copson, • Ole ltat VIM, to be Ensign, vice Clay—dated as abort. 21st ditto To be Second Li•atenanta—Easign Benjamin Bali , from half.pay Ist Garrison Battalion, vice Robert Ntcplso■ Bruce, who excliages--dated April 18, 1821 ; and Bert, Gent. vciibunt purchase, vice Collette, appointed to thy sth Foot—dated April 19, 1821. ILid ditto—Captain William H. Dtaaie to be Major, by pur chase, vice bltaw, who retires—dated April IP, 1621. Lieutenant .Johts Byrne to be Captain, by purchase, vice Denuie—dated as above. Ensign Frederick Corield to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Byrne—dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Lucius Rentinck, Viscount Faikland, frorn the Royal Military Galkge, to he Eusiga, by purchase, vice Garfield—dated as above. 35th ditto—Lit utensil Menas O'Keefe, frog► the 2d Foot, to be Liestenaut, vice Windt's, who exchanges—dated as •hove. 441 h ditto—Colonel Joseph Wanton Marrison from . .. - • . .. - . .. . • .. . , • NrCont, • N : . . • --. , • • ... • ••• -- • .... / '., -- I' ' • • --- 'L c•' •• - . r_r . ' . . -- • - i . " 4 • • / 4 • :.. . . • .. . _ . 0 :. .. . i . saw rittlill A . , • .. . - e ; initirg r , ,p,... .• - ..,. ! .: ; ..i ~..• ..... , , 44 l i • • . , • , i -• . • * l e T .1 41 . .. .'! ...... . • f '. : , , ...... AIN Y'... I i t it) • ' ....ant, ' IAM; t.. t 1 .',.. 4 1' ' t‘f 11 , -,!. t i •••••• lire .1111 . ' Vitt [ ',._ : : '` TsYli ' 4 1 ' -...-... z zm...-..-..5. , -r... . •• : • , n" ‘,2'.' - . 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I 7'411. ~. ,:, r,-.4•••"•,, 1;•• !•, , ,,,,,i-,,,,,. 4 . 4,;,, i.,„ •,., LONDON, MON EtAir; APRIL, 30i 'VIII Is 1 •• -. ..,.. : ~, ' , IN:. yr .• , ~: z IA ~! Inv , . ar,44 ; , . • _ . -- %,,, / .. : THRIIIIMR&ROTAL, lIRONr LAMB. •Img R. MATHEW§ ffrovirtz tweet oat. =tri' • his hi • few days will he yiblllated. in Itsor. pews •'.. • dAtfIOLIC CHAPEL, MOOR pi ELDS. . , tilfnel were displayed by ail tbe.itaagil-goll oy ez * z e e e z. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, A pri I 30. r MIL .161sipent) will ise.foond semi* AT HOMS,4Iao dhe ANNALS OF THE PARISH; we, • : ~..? - , r. - •f• be. illiammill MID Plieform, Id time , Lard 7411.1 time at the . THEATREROYAL ENGLISH CHRONICLE at AILING, dogleg the MI- IPIP JL R FR E 11131 4N 1B 1 11 41 aad Vill . BENEFACTO R' /D IV' E ibi ß s CH ei ddlellie "al. : 41 1 .4 0 1 ( tall.-" Dee r eas """ her bi Va ti . ead eni ,:r" aai •t o Pim " . is b a r d a "" fase lt stad 4 " Ems'. T 'IS i •... • f*" . .. OPERA•HOLME, HIRANO; thin present MONDAY, ° I " l'r the Nev. Mica' 1 •ilitlea lef lkewor. l bin take Ma at the Leedom lragerai Bisaanar""""o" ' and sixty*. nue ' aded (7.4. ' of the do ter duce share dead% aod Ike Commie. cruisers and artillery four killed aad eight I ARINO FA LIERO, . evi-irzaesey. dp•ii 30. ilia in Molloy., Tlioreday.,- sad Saturday., till Aramlfed and edited II . Wader of "The' ATy May 10; t vieita 'OF,. 'L *. DOGE OF VENICE. forth*, notice, wheii he will have the hoolutir to allrota a i ' E ir" . "' " ' ie. '- . . 11 . 11" M il, !' 4 : The Eight Hon. Lord ARUNDEL', just* 1 w oun d e d . Liesteimall'lt.G. Aikinfon, sif the Royal Ma- . Description Of hi m Travels io AIR, EARTH . .ad WATER. .Prineed for T. Cada, 10811 . 4 10 1,344 1 mg 1 mad. 11111.411.01. iel , DANIEL REARDOPi / .. rine.. on hard the Voyeae, was killed, said Lieut....ems Marino Fali.ro, the Doge.. Mr. Cooperialillpyio Faber°, wood, Edinburgh. utiaii ...l...,. iiko tataa b wr a je zta a liN l t ablo al tie Aßi n: e t 14. FIve s o ri ' e r s, .lo s o a f ir i ' at aware s w " . .. 'i ii ii i ii i i a ti:e:l7:6;:r i a i rt d C:. hi P s p a .:Gi es C l i i, o al l i t". l 7 6 t e . er % "s Vr il i l h a t t i s, of au tb d e M Pi r ag . "'V."; were Si'. Thoenpuoi;.Lioni, Mr. Foote; BrolatilleillElEr. Powell; In Part Third , Mr. MO**. will repealed the Pleasure. ''': A. : v.“ 1.4 al ii. 43.1 steno, Mr. Willmott • Israel Beetuceio, Mr. V. 1.% of a Be. Voyage ill the Polly Packet. , ;ell. 4. - brit ; Phillip Csiendaro, Mr. ' Bromley ; Beams., Mr. Har • _ This day irlywhlisheek s• . .•1 • t- , ~-- 1 1 Topaz:, were killed; asol Hard. Ansioliria. Wife of the Doge, Mrs. W. West; Ma. rR.H AY DON'S P ICT T V RE of BLACK wootrs 'EOM N HURON MAOSLA" WWII°. Ardleis. Mr. Robert Ward and Mr. Williams likilient, Admirals, noun., Miss Smiths's.. J CHRIST'S AGONY IN. THE GARDEN, With ZINE, No. XLl2Aller APRIL, tem • •i•ozu , . Midshipmen, of tie same ship, were ' , Landed ; Mr. Word • After which the Farce of year :•.-I. Fables fmme, 'La Foetal's.. hs lowa% illetbetli, Dentate*, Romeo sad Joliet, his Draw. Omer I re. t h e E d b oort - ---•- • 11 11 11116. 91101. - " -- &pi. shirked , iii S Vols. Asa, Frio! 91. Se: - since dead. Til F. SLEEPING DRAUGHT. loss film Ike Elgin Muhl.., and from Nature, and the , t r y ., .' s . (I Le 's e Man is the I HIM 114 44 111 et H olt. VI 7 I LLIA M PITT, „.._ ‘0....,,.• 8 The only cassalti ea which took place OD the reseal of Dorton Vineuht. Mr. Hailers; Farmer Urea, Mr. Gatti.; Draltatits• of his Pnpils front the Cations., with some of ..'",....... r je j ',„, ° ' e _,.."itor• V . "efie ill "W. . -. ~.,....:. ' 1793. hostilii ie. were. awe marine, of the Tops..., killed, and U.N. & _ ' .. N 1,.. p o p o h oo . Mi.. Harley ; Apraldo. Mr. Berard ; thderiotto, se le , e a r oA t i ogep i. i s peliboiNit. are NON OPEN at t h e e• - ••eaa - '''•• 'Jae *was . steer of Pere LAW • . =I4I.O I II4IIPVTUNIMIL, D.D. Riskin of willeitelaea• tenant Jacob, of the Artillery. Li ell t e . ftut w,;. on , a the -VI Graham's Illesedirs Yll 011111 ' • • ' Sekikalllests S* baan n ia-s k a n t • ' Mr. W. H. WAIIO O6 . lii.on• l i za"""I Illis i 5111841 "" ; a110DDD .. ..„ JOINS, Heir to the British Jostitntitsis, rall-email, i.. t „, „a • p aim „," d g 8 • -. . 4 ..-. v . m. ,..........;• ♦ ... , _ J .Campasies Mario. sad *se asimmus iligggt by the earlier*/ Disrano, 1111.a:Opayee.. . • fr.lll . Ti it tin Desk. . - :477.!'.. :• of the e. ass. bat eilisomd didedleig h . • • , N.- It The Martel?' la's vieet.-11. 011 ike Drift" ad SILKS, SUITABLE FOR LADIES OF FASHIbN. . . ~ . Mere to lir hies ./ Kr. Rodwell, to the Rotuma. of the . 'Ailmiesioa, 1..-Cstriloote 6(1. ___....,..„,_ _- • Foote ssa Dramatic Wrster.-X. Hors Dudes. Na, V. illitnan of shit Thelon,. . Massaniefin; a Tragedy. By B.S. Ingewie*.--Xl. ALL Wearers who have env GOtKis that have MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Private Doses can only he obtained for the Erasing of . BR ITISII.INITITUTTIONr PALL-MALL. from ••••••• endwise Hllllll to Chriatemlber Nosik-V! _. either aorelty or elegance to recommend them, which .. . - --- . • as- c....1-.:11 -.A.. 5t.... nat... -.... 41111 h ditto —Colonel Joseph Weston Morrison, from half- '• ..pay Sicilnisi Regiment, to be Lieistenant.Coluael, vice ' Oserge Thomas Napier, oho exchanges—dated as above. ellebillitte—Captaie Raymond Williams. from half-pay 25th Light Di agoosas, to be Coosa', vice Matthew Gouoing-, who exchanges, receiving the iliffmence—afated as above. 81st ditto—Lieute-uaat John Norman, from half-pay 34th Foot, to be Lieuteuaot, vice Alexander Gordon, who itx. changes, receiving the difference--dated as above. • HOSPITAL STAFF. , ',4 T 1 flosplter-Assistent William Danel Watson, from Italf-P*V. . .. f , to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Patrick if IdiCabe, who exchanges—d a t e d a s ab ov e- - 4• Office of Ordnance, April ‘'s, 1821. Royal Regiment or Ariillery. :. • 4 To be First Lieutenants—flecood Licit esont William Miller --dated April 7, 1821 ; and First I. ieutesent Juba How- gerford Griffin, from half-pay—dated as above. 1 i( i • Second Lieutenant Fr e d er i c k L ee d s Ei ' r id ge , from half-r . 1 y. .....4.6. 1 to be Second Lienteuseit--dated as t tbove. Commissions signed by the Lord Line/ !moot of "to Cos s iV 1 - of CornwalL . k. • ! Coronae! Milith ~ Visconnt Vrlletort to be Colonel—the old Fel" . ary 17, 18 tT . i J. T. P. B. Trevaueuit, Esq. to k c Lient .coani -c adoc. , I,— 1 1 1 • dated as above. (';.orge Reicheuberg, F,aq. to be NI ,i4.,,_dated as above . To be Captains—Samuel Burls" e „ 4 lq --dated Sept. in bet ; 11, 1820 ; and Thomas Juba Ail pps, Esq.—dau dF e- , i bruary 17, 1821. .., The Honourable George Edgco tribe t o be Second Lieuttm - tot —dated as above. Pendenitis Artilld ry L ocal who a . .. To be Captain—William ( No w ., 0 „ s kid, Esq.-41 0.1 October 18, 1820; and JO An TeeMdt t er , En. —dated r e _ bruary 20,1821. To be First Lieutenante—f....lin Kendal e Gent.—dated ( )cto- bee 18, 1820; and Jutin (;Iho, Gen —mimed Februs bi 20, 1821. To be Second Lieutenants —F. L M T. Williams, C lent --. dated October 18,1820 ; Richard 8 ulherell Court' ‘Gent. 1 —and Edward Clifton Carea,Gont. th dated F obruary )''' 20, 1821. North Cornwall Hu re, Richard Hicks, Gait. to bi Limits b.—dated F aptember i , ' l‘ , 5, 1820. Cornwall Yeomanry f entry. Sir Richard Vyvyan, Bart. to he 1.2 isieniuit-Col easel-Coen- niandaut—dated September 5, 1820 Matthew Paul Moyle, Geut. to be d'art and- Assistant- Sergeoii—dated as above. Philp Vyvyan Robinsoti,Gcsit. to be A , . 4 .l,jutallte.--d s vil O c :.). . ; 1 bet 7, Ib2o. . , East Cornwall Ca to t?. ; Julia o.Parkin, Gent. to be Lisut e ps I....dated ()ember 7, . 12 John Smith, Geut. to be Cornet—date as above. I • Second Cornwall C 'i t y• Lewis Charles Doubts:jun. Geut. t le be L. i l as above. eute George Trewecke, Clerk, to be , t!xin—dated as above, ~ Comenelesions lit the Westmorland by the Lord Lieeeteoaret of the money C ava l ry, tinned • Ti. be Lieutenants—James Fa ostyd If Weaf rnoi l dnil. Genic—ho dated •ted March 22, en Thomas Wil ams, nolon. Attorney, Me • Vd, 1921. Samuel i A mit t ui lt ur i mi n ii ß i B il l ei t li i n e y4 o : t i,G — : l : a ti. t i e , .t d o J to a be nU be ar futr,husul l isa l ab l : r od i .4 l 7 , 1a1 ,,,,, tha 5 : wuct—dated March 22, 1821. , *s' e ll i t t t it; bta:1111:::: t O Ilarch 5, i 1821. I, BANKRU_ S we . Daniel trillmott, of Print -.tt, Rotheibithe, Sorrels 't , master-mariner, to surrender, 11 - . it' A. Ol t ad court,Pi l eu a rj l s l l :o e . j r is a c i i n ' A n a Tt in Jonathan ry, L: tt a g oio2 :i : 41, 8 ,:i t tuly. r et i gn: c o e :r i o n t i ol e , ,oari , 8 :1 ( s r d. ) : ` , 1: j d :: : d.o g i rne , :: ::: h AI:9 II t r b iip, i ! ei G .. i.o):..asa ddiarda 4 lanaat,reui:,aßt,ati.c.aud:humeGoodiou4,enrtic_ jou_iptii.,baobi...orrni_mil:.: • 'A it tatty, Angel- M Middlesex, master-ma. ince, tolls Treader, May 5, et c a . 7 ait ' at eleven, and June 9, at te.'i t Guildball, Lond.ni tew " 1 5 ' a t e leven , J 3 u l n e e ssrs ,, . George rive To , n a li t i . court, Throgmorton-stmet. - Joseph Word, late of Barba*, o c r ord , axt in the King's Beach prison), Ilk l e. Th e a r rto:, of Linotirt: prisoner 15, • - . . 411' s e Lancaster, Ria Yll: yr e : M t nre a t lt W 4 s i t e o h h. a l e aF i r G eirl' oll : j ne t i er I,r:a and e • h a t : 11(1 : n e vo isir : i :ai ll. i r, u r e.:allstivre/tFah::.:l:ll:,oet.re"lll9ol,:aentlioHddsoeJtatr.ner. nir-euieMeA.:9l9,,lllrYirit: Live4o a o n l. a lit, re:e,Stla'ainsietlei-entlar'eelir, V4ll°P°ll°. All". n'SulripeEdnw:srund Derby. 7 1 Staple and Racial,. Noel% - 1 j: s o o eirl d eßba::l ;l ' ee r ; rkeY. :. :ill". of iralenieridr .R7.Bwlall'ae"hytital,ieFeelia.dthorera tou ll e i -biii 'id ich ' . 1 i Holborn, Louitou. log s ~ , -_ .. • (For nematode,. • f Ginaill Ner OW "Ad , e, MILLARD'S FOREIGN AND BRITISH LINEN, MUS LIN, CAMBRIC. AND SHAWL WAREHOUSE, No. 16, Cheapside. JMILLARD very respectfully returns hi s • best Thanks to his Friends and the Nobility, sad Families, Lie their disiinguished preference, sod em bracee the tippet/typify to inforns them that he has RR OPENED his Warehouse, with out entire stew Stuck of British sad Foreign Linen Drapery, the whole laid in under the recent adveatageous state of the Alirkris, consistiag of Irish Livens, Cambric. of choice Valeorienties and Cambray fabrics, lodia and British Muslin, of every kind, Loot awls., White Chintz and Anjengoes peculiar to his house; sod his accustomed onsoncactuse of besutiful Sheers, India sod British Calicoes, Diapers, Table Linen, &c. and which he has to offer to their notice, fur Ready Mowry, at the meat ressonable price.. Parisian Dresses from 215.; laths Worked ditto 7s. Oil. the Dress; British thou, two Drekses 6vr 11..; sad every other Article propertionsbly cheep Peorietors of Basis's. iu the Country supplied, and Met thesis buying articles for foreign Orders or Commissions, ea Ihe same terms. His own Imuerial Cloth, for the Cist sad West Indies., the Continent, Le. mid adapted for those ohs pilfers warmer cloth 'has hues, will coottutse to be sold by the piece, dye. Families arriving from abroad are re speethdly loisweed, the accustomed variety of article* fur the men Inshistoohle Meralog, Ihneer, and Evening Dress, 111 he tiossisolly kept. baba Shawls purchased. BP._ • Wareheuer, 107, Sieved, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. JOHN BURGESS awl SON, being *mingled the Demeress eudeavours made by many persons to impose a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent upon them to request the attestioo of the Public, is par ebesing what they coaceive to be the Original, to et:serve the NOHOW and Address corresponds with the above—the 'rearrest appearawee of the spurious demo iptiom will deceive the sin. guarded, end fir their detection, J. B. and Son submit the rettowing Cantioes: some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine," but without any Name or Arldress.—sagar * Bargees'. Essence of Anchovies"—others " Barge's"— sod many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been ninny years heeeered with sack distinguished approbation, feel every muitiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so licit likens to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they coeeeive to be of their make, which they hope will pro net sassy disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, basis' gives such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them, sod is recommended as a most useful aud convenient keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lon dos.--(l'he Origiog Fish-Sauce Warehousi.) - - - - FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GilZF.T7'lf. Admiralty-Office, April 28, 1821. Ifice.iiilmiral Sir Graham Moore has transmitted to this office • copy of a letter nthireased by Captain Bruce, Brltirh agent at Mocha, to Mr. ta It. his Majcoy's Consul General in Egypt, dated at Mocha, the 10th of Jaimary last, and communicating the sitereasful termination of the cape. dition sent from India, wadi r the orders of Cs pi•iu Lumley, of his Majesty's ship Toper, for the purpose of obtaining redress for the injuries which the British interests had suf fered from the officers of the !mama of Senna. The squadron arrived off Mocha on the 3d of December, and the agent having previously used every means to obtiiio redress without effect, the place IblIS bombarded un the 4th, and an attempt was made to get possession of the Noah Fort, which failed, with some loss. Ou the 5111 a parley took place, and the following slay two hostages were sent off to the squadron with re promise that the Britisu demands should be acceded to is fourteen Ilnys. This period however elapsed without the arrival of a per son with proper authorities (coin Senna ; and after allowing farther proluneations of the truce, un various excuses made by the Imann's officers, the squadruo on the 211th coin mimed a brisk fire on the North Fort, and the enemy beiug driven out of it, a detachmeot of seamen and artillery was landed, who took possession of it, and blew it up, after spiking the gnus and throwing tint the carriages. From the 26th to the 30th the squadron was employed in getting up to the South Fort, which was attended with great fatigue and labour, na it blew a heavy gale the whole tome, and the men had to lay out warps under the enemy's guns at matchlock distance. Af w shot were occasionally exchang ed between the ships and lbe batteries, and many messages case off from the shore, but without leading to any result. On the 30th a fire was opened oil the South Fort; it was breached and evacuated by the troops, and a party beiiiig landed front the squadron, it was totally blown tip, and the puss spiked and carriages destroyed, as at the other fort. On the 2d of January, it being understood that Captain =the agent, intended to return to ludo., leaving the - tog Cures, an Officer from Senna came off, and, pro digals. his powers, acceded to all the terensuf the new Treaty =by the British, with the exception of two, which ripa the agent would also be agreed to after a refs-r -iling to Senna ,• promising also that Hagie Fungi+, the far.. tow Dolah of Mocha, by whom an offence had be e n com mitted against the English, should be delivered up to be treated by them as they sliontd think proper. On the return of that Officer to the shore, he sent off all the articles signed sad sealed by himself, sod other members of Govern ment, and a paper sealed in the sung manner respecting Follett's disgrace. On the 4th, the Agent landed, and was received with every mark of respect ; and the same day the Web was placed ander collinentent, and his property confiscated, being changed with deceiving the Iman• in regard to the (Imbeds of the &WM sad the real stale of affairs. This greatest zeal, Ealla,stry, sad perm:very/lee sad* fa. i GREECE. This day is published, Iwo vols. 4to. pries 10/.los. in bailees, embellished with upwards of 100 Plates, by C. Heath sod others, ACLASSICAL and TOPOGRAPHICAL. TOUR through GREECE, durlog the Years 1801, 1805, and 1800. By EDWARD DODW EL L, Esq. 1? S.A. Ore. de. Landow : Piloted for Rudwell sod Mania, New Boad street. Of whom may be had, A SERIES of intereslieg VIEWS in that Country, from Drawings by E. Dudwell, Esq. imperial folio, ISt 10..1 THE THREE SPANIARDS: a Rummer, itt Three Volumes. By the Author of " Theodore Cyphon." 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