The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

Y i, vf-e-i lf-14 -••. . 7 = •%. • •.- ,i - tk‘ . 2.• •1‘ . .- - 1 t .!. •do .... :,. .1 - ' . .4 ! , • .... • ,_, 1 , , liii •,,,, • .... 0 -- 4- . • -- .• . /If - • i 1 • 4': *: I t • • . • • • ' •-• 4 4 . 11 -!' * ''' ."-I .- . - .. • . . .11 , • ' ' ' • ' 0 , .: . . 1. ' 1: r . ' , - :; .....A. 0. •. • I wI . • • '• _d • • • Ny, k , "qf i ', 11 . If .' , : ,• , . • • I . l 'or ,1, : " • • -•. ' ' 1 ' ' ''''' i . •AI + .... .- . .. • .. - I ~. , y_ _ , . . . .. . . . . .. . . • • • • - •" _ . _ .! : ~r , • : - - • NO 4 ok.K 5729. LONDON, MONDAY, ' L 10, liiiii. • Palos 7d. .. lial . THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, This day is pobijoo* poYipia 10. EAST DIM Time Init. Uitersarkpr, York . ' twit resoorcesto their mem mit mad to that of STRAND. QCHEMING • a NOVEL. In three Volumes. ALL MERCHANTS • IP-OWNER, S eams ` " th ,." 4 "."" d i .:;,' aw C faii iriterttfor ."l". "Ao' - ' '-. ' • "iithboms. lite to omit *ode AI the extent . IS EVENING . MONDAY , April 16, t, s u i,.. My . ..a r ea , but ratio° discreet, toriecerlied is the lb - EMT INNER iiiddk iwk - k t i. / .. r - ' - - 6 .; -- - • ' Irv? . - - - bit Rtememmillif---temice whit* at iberfp T H mud es e'er, Even's! daring this Week (Good ■ To ran a wrack, sae tilt at all I mem; sae werwiled to meet se di sof Look s m o m i - *-" so - , zz. `. NIP. s'• th s ' ; s in hi v e i ht i maa ,• a e.., ..1....i... •' . 11........ ' Friday eatopledl. an 'faintly sew LECTURE .... °mu- I pay wear it is a land of Hector!, TO-111ORROW, TVIISDAZ 111Ik isidant, to. ..___ l -1 / 6 110 id Goddhod, toodoo• SII:oroott . _. „ a ... A..: 1 . . ~a a. - - ... -- : a.. .., : _, -- r . '"'""' ... ,, a 0 ''''"'-- 0 NOLOGIS sod do' STRUCTURE a die UNIVERSE, Bim Portinta-hussiers. Haserifes, gem 11100% doses materially affestise Me 61111111011 e. ' .""r."o..„.,,,,PBla:Zrwrijam'boalaskilias.,.• ti •••° '7 • . ---- e bi ett - 411 ,,bith . -.'" f at i i t.."°."."15 ti..., ht , 111 .7 .- "'"" .... i tin , A . ei t .i.,... • Leedom: PrMled for Henry Cettbers sad Cs. Coodloitemoot . . 'Phi Clio . k will imi witislirearb et °seeds& reodue - APril !I, - a, - -- sierf -- 1111.4 - 61,. - et " • TAR •k - Mope - --- ontl*lsiekisa - sapeita .------ 4 .-- nol - •satt. " . In Tie ll be ssie 'k4i hi v"ed nery bl wsict ith• ja witi liT he LE i Y o . trodoced is aid a ths trobject, and ***rosary fur a popular insets-arson of the re- - . __. ____"-----41100L-______ ._ Landow. Attorsem. Mr. Newbery, Gram *Meaty, hod M Soist "gest claims ts .it No , the ' m ow pircoameris of the Heivess has hers rooollweled do °. "'mail will l 's 5 .1111146 4 14.94 2• Il ls' intim MA Tin& nAI r aitairke Et AV a rt.. i•-&- (14..1"."1.1491 141.4" /a" Mr. ' 1 11 146,01 • 64 . R a l i t II . Used to ' '' - W male of osprecerksied oplinlonr, magsticence, sad MARINO F A LlERtti DOVE of VENICE: - " --'"•••"••••-- - -••••••••• • .... ii.”••• ' ~__-. . • i______„ '.. . - • !' „pule . As Hisurrkal Tragedy. ia Mrs Acts, with Roam. • - '''. .-. j." Ili. "' a 11 " lasi "' " 1 " 1 . 110 " . " 1 7 11 / 4 I" Tor" 414 " l we4etsk '' ) " o t blvi l l/Ilii - Ile PART 11. •• g. /64 Tbs PEOPIPECY . of DANTE, r Priem. al Ln, __ L _.____ :4: 4 :: borso.4lsalm e is erwreader, April IM, Map 1.1011 14 1111 b Cher wawa so lags. wad. TA* GRAND PLAN repitarrolag the SUN, Ey the Ripbt Hon. lard BYRON. 1 AgE rIIIUMWEIONS. . _ ..:, . *at 001 6 / 1 1011,,4.4.6. Allegory, Mr. Cosfotmer ge ttoligtom. sod the old mointioreso- EARTH, sad MOON, with dte atom . 1 tiii ""S" liit Frieda for Jobe I/array A Ihemaris.strect .416. I. I°k IWO" liaeli a C e '''''Pftri . I 'lliv.• lg eWi t "lachie te bitted 1184140"61:16111", Poi tise ""v rill t ci tta a t ittles Peme o r f revolutioas, imitated with seathearatical oecorsey, and ea- ' • . frot.efflot, *lt pi, DWI. •P ll . ..E, e ismillki AllisSia, at Mr. BMA circled by • Zodiac, One Hundred Feet is Circumference. The day is published, Imarlsemely primed iii oeters,2with " w ne r en ceimea t *f Dr ar aSt i n 4 t nistip4 " l4 Willio., dismosed.... l AlSS l S riz. ,......... Grest Et. .As their Hetessi protector ; but. if the oiacuraty.of 11 4 k PART 111. a Map and two alms% price 10e. 6J.k.a., 15. 11 11. 01 - 4 .p ~, Strops Aorta* the recogieition 01 farther timmods- , Tye iliarsiterat °Rimier a stiparatkisd event, de. dated April t. titti. serittono Caliber thre Itesetrell sod Thirty Feet, and the - GEA/GR APH IC A L and COMM ERCIAir 4 . 6 -. . ' . ' -'t " "." • . ~ OW' dle Rimplosis up Toettg. Shenk it *Pc •i . , Vowee4l. Mu. - ,. • • • Typr a 1110011 N guiTain. ilfara • - 11; - • a Lil g bi ' 11. *Iree ll""ba • '' . .1 . 0 • . 44111 0 . 6 th e 0 6 •4 1 1 110 " '.l .1 s•N - ••• • .1161 0 6 Ilibstipeari at half se , soil lingo etilims. Me Hieetvorse kb* ' . __he vim elliarbisersoktfiat ° • apse- mew 111111. . . Ire - *wee etwohatly entimitted, Pooh, Hot * • - - AMR'S 'lo**l Mere Meier, is the worse Oen& ,•• su A ff 4te b o i b ii , m a ii ips , 0g amity .. 4 i b, / ,i i . Nerreestle.upea.Tyor. .. .. , • CHANGE. OP PERFoRMANCES!!! _ _ a ,r-. ' A • By ,1 ANI ER .111POU E EN. flay 6. W. 'lrritable, Ism of Ibe Ship Orisatostimiet+O PlAti " Imde I'l theta bet. "'" k user i * ' O4. -- pay of Infant/v.-elated April 11.411111. .... Ivi A 0114/144 .1 2 114LICIIR 11, MLA id D. , Mir is, T. Well, Stated ; mail W. Blackwood, Ear. isab dial.-Carat" " a . sees " Rh* wothed 11,04 Ant the set, o r r t ee , m . al G u i,31,01. 1_,„,,d„. , Huai. hove been equally be/tads! in He c.Anae- -16.11.. BOLOGNA • its -retertiisiy; hip best thanks . • WIC ~; • 5•tr....• eta.. tart.. i_t.b. n......-.... .. L. ri....-s.- -,- Haw tt. T. Mattis. of Bristol_ liars &ate, it km at nuerrara. end Sr .11 ........i........6...a.1- :- -__ ...s;*l4 ittte she a..—..erges.ratreas wf his Perfermasees, begs lease hpagareanee'shal several . Novelties have beta addek is well as lass} impeoireisierste made is the afforest pieces, sad that the whole 'wan havisk maps iced the greatest facility at oaken, sad mistinsiag to mite the inset flattering ap. planes, will be' repealed every Evesing this Week. (Iliad Friday excepted). to CONSIaraCe 11401.1111 satire, .e* Pk. fin jai. Oeliekle sad Mechanics) ,Exhibition, 'Wading, amonget ether Novellie• sot bekwe eaiihiled , I.—A liesetifst Turkish vim, *lased expremly for she venseiter hy4tie-of oar wrest oddball Artists, in which will he repireassied a Sea Fight, hawse. two Vessels of difereat Nations. 2.—As 'Automaton Male Figure, Vehicle laden high, of very sagerior. Mechanism (being • Purchase lately made by Sir. Bilagna, at Paris), and *lnch will play Eight di/crest Tams on the Organ, changing's.* time himself salient soy external sentience. 31.—A small Automaton Female Figura, who, deem her Miniature Dwelling, will, at eall,gerve Sweetmeats. Se n-hoas, and ether Retreat:damns to the Company, taking in Payment a matted Piece of Money, Ring, or other Takes, sad either of which sae will instantly return, on demand, to its Owens. 4.—Philieophital Experiments; among which will be in troduced a real Balloon, which will be Ailed with Gal en the Stage!!! after the method seed by Mews. Lunarili, Game. Vin, Sadler, mid ether eelehrsied Aecesseig, and will after. wards ascend to the roof of she Theatre, and cantinas Beau. lag is air daring the remainder of the Evening. The whole . Process of preparing a Balboa fee Alimonies to carry auy -weight required, will be shewe and explained byline in ferreting Spectacle, which will take place exactly at Malt- past Eight **Cluck. • a - elf-pay of MTio Dieriewp,Se ire Cipeoie, vies Jobs Yentas, etbr WM'lngy reedl , ll , l life differ's , * b" - tines the full-payer a Troop CNA %Riley Compeoy— doled as shore. Wad ditlo—Lord Albert Caneyegbirgi to be COMA, by pur chase, vier Lord Framieeseragilow, whom appolotesest has not takes Owe—Awed Septeseber 11, 1111911. 31111 b Regimes. of Fat—C.apiamit llossnom Dely, from the lot Ceylon Regimemi, to be Captain, vies Deriell, appoint. ed to the ?3d FlkOi—dated ISM. Shth ditto--Lieutemet Jobe Griffitlis Reeves, front Ike half. pay of the 37th Foot, to be Lbutesatit, vice Henry Tudor, she eacheage., roceivieg the differsece--ditted as ahem. 7111 ditto—.Captaie Helloed Lecke" Daniell, frees the 38th Foot, to be Captain, vies Memory Antall, who retiree apes the half pep of the New Brunswick Feseibles—dated a. above. 77th ditto.--Liestenant Phillips Cosby, frees the half-pay Odor 3d &minims of Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, vies George Galmb, who excitants, receiving the difference— dated as above. 11311 ditto--Eosips AlGed Neches, to be Lieistesass, with out porches', vice M'Doesmell, deemed—dated as above. Napier S. Christie, Gest. to be Emips, vice lamina —dated as above. l i t ci l yiee Itryiniew....Captain Henry Cooper, front the . balf-psy of the New Brunswick Peweibles, to be Captain, vice Hely, appoitsted to the 31th Foot.—dated a. above. HOSPITAL STAFF. flospilatAnistant William Smell. M.D. to he Assistent- Bergen* to the Forces, vice Cuttwitill y okeessed—dated April 6, 1,11. Choeles Pawner, Gent. to be Hoopkal-Araistaut to the Faeces, vice Birrell—dated se slime. GARRISONS. Liestemot.Geseral Janes Hay t• be Linstesaut.Grivereer of Trammell. mil Cliff Fort. vice Sir Cbarin Creaked, deceased—dated April 1, MI. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM. Eosins William Pair, Gem the lib Royal Vegellie Rattails, to be Qoartenneater, aim Joseph Jl.ll, who retires we Se Wive". et VlMeelnititer .. , Smitegter•Amind AprMA 111111. . May It T. Mattis, of Bristol, lions draper, *.tas,lat Guildhall, LIPOI doe. Nay 11. W. Huston, of Evesham, Worteeter,parller-thasler, at eleven, at the Northuick Arms Ism, kreskima. May S. W. Lowsdea, J. Rattiness, and N. Plaid. of 1 1 110. theater, coitosi-aterebaut., at tea, at the While brae, Illasschestrr. May S. J. Perkins, of Tweet*, Doran, tiliaber attacks**, at tea, at Guildhall, Load*. May 6. R. Crumble, of Chelsea, Middleorr., victualler, at lease, at Guildhall, Leadou. May 6..1. Roach, of Rassall-twort, Drory.lawa, bookseller, at tea, at Guildhall, Land... May S. T. Motley, of the Strand, Mithiksett, limiest letter spianufaeturer, at 'levee, at Guildhall. Luedusi. May 6. J. Browse, of atarles-toreet, Grusrewor.equars, queue's, and at all events imefetable s ia every Tt apect to the Asti indeed. apes the may principle of impeding the progress of Ramis. the octupatiori of Vl'ellacliia by the Austrian's 140 a measure of the first necebaity, as rufficieutly cape. ble of forming an insteraistuuttible barrier -spiv' the Ruseiaes. Without it. what obstacle wilt ewer prevent those from rateudisig the whole of thetr frentier en the sole of European Turkey to. the Danube and once entirely usseters of the traders of t h at river, the road to Coostautinaple is 'peal* them, and the political ezisteuce of the Turkish empire is left to dewed on the wilt and pleasure of the Rttasian Emperor. Austria, es long as she is trilling to maintain her present este% of power, would certainly feel her 'elf far from secure at the approach of the Russians en so great a line of her eastern frontier., and wadd not tacitly consent to be severed from Turkey in a Manlier SO as to alter materially the course of her commoincations with that country, and alumet to preclude the possibility of affording it future assist ance; neither would the rest or Europe. interested in obstructing the farther designs of aggrandise ment of Russia, ties such en event without AIMS mg apprehensions. The precautions which the best political prudence could have suggested, ought, therefore, to have brought the Austrians into Wollachis, *hem they should have improved the fortificatious at the moat ertenteal points. Such a mealtime. carried into exe cution. the Itussians would in vain have attempted hew encroachments; they could not have made one step into Turkey without the perusirsion of the - A mations. THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Tie altestiam of the Public is respectfully invited towards the New Series of Ibis Journal, which was coos mewed the tat January, on • sew and very improved plan; the Original Papers being printed Oil • large Type similar to those he the Quarterly and Edinburgh Reviews, and the Reiser,baboons Depart 111111111 so arranged as to form a distinct Volume at the red of the year; thus combining setbe save Work the several characters of • Magazine, a Review, and anA visual Register. _ _ dne:, awl of Duke-street, Liverpool, upi;laterer --. 7, at lea, al °oddball, Londoo. May b. R. Loogridae sod G. Primes, of Painabe►, Dar ks., colliery-undertakerv, at eleves, at the Georg" leo, Plewealtle-•poit.Tyae. May b. G. James sod M. Coek, late of Bristol, braody. men-hems, at twelve, at the Comewerrial Rooms, Brist ol. May 5. .1. Ansell, of Cershaltou, borrey, paper-maker, at one. at Guildhall, London. May S. G. Phillips, late of Argyle-street, Westminster, Ina nufseturer he brims° ' at feu, at Guildhall, London. May 7. J. Davey, of Potilsitsm, Norfolk, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Tontioe low, Sheffield. May b. V. Oakley, of Hereford, woulstspler, at one, at the Rummer T , All Stint's-lane, Bristol. May It. T. Collins, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, grocer, at use, at Guildhall. London. May VS. H. Nausea, of Wareford court, Threcourton. Ma ere, Loodow, merchsol, at ten, at Guildhall. May IS. W. Doan, of HOXIOIIII, Aliddhisex, wholesale up holder, at nor, at Guildhall, Loudoo. May It. E. Leeson, of Wood street, Londno, and of Covell. try, ribbon otaisofacturer, at tee, at Guildhall, Loudon. May V. T. Helliear wed J. Hellicar, of Heisted, usercbants, at twelve, at the Commercial Reams, Scioto.. May 7. W. Lloyd, late of Sierevosbery, fader, et *keen, at the Foe lee, Ilbteweiery. Under the superintendence of its primmest distinguish►d Editor, this work will be devoted to the costribetione of persona of the ►ighest talent, it beimg the detessinaties of the Publishers to spare so expense in order to worst to Ow world a filleathly Juana' adapted is every respect to the rnt Improved state of society, end possessing a greater aad•isfuraatiau Shan has hitherto bees attempted. _ THE PANORAMIC MIRROR; OR, NATURE'S REFLECTOR. A View of a Village on lba Beaks of the Rhine, with Ilia Mats of Daybreak, the Rising of the Sam dre. Wr. BOLOGNA, daring tM iaterval of the Preform anoss, wilt exhibit a variety of .es and amusing= Hama, with Cards, Illogical Fission, 'alb, and • eimittraeied Pieces of Weehattiesn, 011obtel of Refit'—the Winderfal Colima—am Ihrirmetiag sill—aml Ile Priam of Daajiimas! CHINESE SHADOWS; or, 01111BRRES CHINOIS! .ia whirls the following very favourite &Hell will be irate. shmead :—The klagiciaa's Cave—s Rop e Daaree, with lb. niStiters of the Clown—Sea Storm awl Shipwreck. Tito Errol/tea Perforniaore to conclude with improved Hydraistie Experiments, is which Mr. BOLOGNA, I. addi tion to mate of lb. mow admired of kis former Pieces, will iatemlitv a variety of sew ones; sliewiag the pleastag aad iroadarall Edicts of the Ursine of tbe two Firmileta of Firs aad Water!!! Among other Papers of peculiar interest now Lu the course of poblicatioa. are Mr. Campbell's Lectures va Poetry. the sishmsisea of which war recently delivered at the Royal its 'Mathes ; sad those who may desire to possess lb, New Sevier free" its rosassencesieut is, JaAVM 7, are requested to vase/nit their orders without delay to their respective Book- Nile,' awl Newsome to prevent disappointment. Pasted for Navy CAMS and , Coodeit-street ; Bell turd essente, Rdialserght and him Cammissg. DOOM; sod !steeled by every Bowliseller awl Newippas throughout It may ellerbe iregolitrti lisasswitsed abroad, applying to say Postmaster. IcEßTlnCilliTU.—.lll4lg S.. T. Ker,Of die Stroud, Midilmes, hoot sind shiscdtater•—•." J. Lamb, of Newington-causeway, Surrey, glazier.—C. F. Woolcult, bite of High Balboni, Middlesex, window.glass. eutter.—J. Smithies, of Huddersfield, York. triessaller.—G. Clark, of Blackburn, Laocaster, :Tsocer.—C. New/march, of Cheltenham, Glorcesler, stosseasierclimit.—J. Marsh, of Grseechureh-street, LoodOn, hosier.—E. 1.. Fox the younger, of Idol-lane, Tearer street, Laudon, hrokm.—M. Vigor, of BriPtot, cahinet•issaker.—D. Plll, of Feuelturehntrect, and Ball-alley, Lombard-.greet, London, boiler —J. C. Moess- _Bll.l[B, .SUITABLE FOR LADIES OF FASHION. ALL Waivers who have any Goods that have either novelty sr elegance to recomasesd diem, which they can sell cheap for reedy mosey, have sow an opportu nity of having them SOLD, by applying at SHEARS and COMPANY, 11, Renrietiamtrert ; where Ladies are certain of Sadist the largest sod decidedly the moot elegant variety in this Metropolis of fashionable &Ike, Saline, Gasses age. and at priers so extremely low, that 110 idea ma be fo raged without inspection. Good Sarsaeta, at 2e. 1941. per yard, and new Floieuce Stripes, at Ss. 9d. the Gown. Redford House, 11, Hentietta•street, Covens-garden. Elegant Scarves and Shawls of the accept petteras (ram les. Sd. to IS Guises. each. " I lighted on a certain place where was a Dow." fIONE'S POLITICAL SHOWMAN-AT HOME! abort Wedarsday, at 45, Ludgate-hill. With 24 Cots. 'Price L. A soficielst *umber will thee noisesr in superior style, to sweet the greater purlieu of public curiosity. Just published price 6.. 6d. EPA &I HL g E No. XXXV. or Record of she RVIT VANItIILiTI of She day, ou mom suns at every Qoi slum CO TTTTT o: 1. The DIELANATIONof ENIII.AND the Arts of the HALT ALLIANCE; with (Anal DOCOMIPIIIN k t./tr. 11. rcr.sTions on the Conoco of the 111. PLAN fur a RIEVORMATION tn PROVINCIAL BANKING, .►ieh the Notes of Comsat) , Itankrra way he rendered ..sa tweet so those of the Beak of F.ottland. SY. ON CRIMINAL Jumpromultmcr, with the Draft of a New PaNAL Coot. By J. 7. IL BEAUMONT, EA..% - • V. 0. the DUSOLLTION of the CIIABIBRit wf DRIPUTIER. fral. B. CONSTANT. [translated exchtstrely for Mt Putt -) WI. lIIs/URINAL PORTRAITS: OCTAVIUS CAVIAR nod VlLhsan PITT (Mepriaied; Itsaszt std Butraurescrit, (lwer Wore published). By G. W. 511tADLY. VII. un the Catiossal. Putman of this Cows':my. By G. Hulloed, Gq $1 P. [Seamed Edit Joe, with Corrections VIII. The Enctlisloll of the Querns from the Ltruacv, historicallyleg■tlycose.iticreil. By a BARRITTRII [the I:ourth t4.ann . ellut ped it the Atiker.) IX. thi the Vitt - 11CM. CIIARACTIM of POPE; elucidating the" Isevarishle Princiiihra of Poetry." kr. IN reply so G. I :ILCHRIST. By Ike Rey. W. L. SOMLIS. (Original.) (Concluded from the kat No.) X. Puna°. in Billy to CAT°. in defestte of the People of F.torl.ittl, and in Viutlicutiow of the Prem. By a BAR UIS7 IR. XI. Ou lbe Timber and Deal Trade, as retards Europe an 4 the Winds American Colosimo; resting um plain (aci. [Ortinal.l Primed by A. J. Vialpy; sold by Shen wood and Co ; giusitsbery, auJ Ca. LunJuu ; sod all oilier Book srlleis; wises. it nay be bad moistly by giving a gitittiil is, .laq. Earl Number, on the average, will contain ten nr 'trek* PainphlL•ta, lbws educing [he price ut each Pamphlet to alm' a/gyrate. The peculiar advantage of ibis plan iv, Hint it r.rma nu isql•eialsable Rimed of the must valuable Pamp SIMI well al.* offer, thinugh the ostaus of Clain and luviitni buss, • ?try exlencve Cumpleie Seta may be bail bound. or in Numbers, es. ha. . _ . _ each. Four Nos. are published Auuually. In No XXX. is published w complete and clause! Index 4 , 1' all Puseptilels custanued in the Ant 30 NlOll. which will It•n a torrent idea of the noirsre and value of the Work. era This Work to particularly adapted fur Clubs and In. tanslitiot. y lr~~ ~• ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS, For the flak of Irish Listen by the Piece, at the Factor's price, No. 4, *a the south side of Blowsmbory.square, four doors frusta the woof Southampton street, Holborn. THE IRISH LINEN t;OVIIIANY beg have to aanuace to the Public, that the above House is Melt only Establiaboteut In this country; where they con tinue to supply the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, with WARRANTED graubkarked Linea, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price eusiderably lower then they can be procured through any other medium. They also engage to return the purrhase-asoney, should any fault appear. Gout Irish Bills and Book of Ireland Notes taken u usual. Cuuutry and Tow. Ostlers punctually attended to by JOHN DONOVAN, No. 4, Blitornsbnry-seuare,Loadna,and JOHN DOYLE, No. 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin Agents. CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE FOR THE DRAWING ON THE 17TH MAY, ALL IN ONE DAY. Only 11 Guinea" for a Tichi Chance; only 20 Shillings fur a Rialto nth Chaser ; utber Marrs in pruportiun. rilW 0 of 1,000/. hawdrs 4.0415 other Prize. of 4,0001 1.00411. &c. ice. Couss4► and Money, mere to ►e Jrawn 17111 hay, humid , ' she atklitiunal Chalice of 100 &Webers for Teo of 204001. ••• Every Chance bought um or before 17th May, is mre to to decided liab May. Classes! every Ticket to be 'basin singly, dr. riding its owls fate lied leo other. The Ticket...re in Chances of Ticket, Half, Quar- SIC gightb, sod Sixteenth Chaise..., which are selling by T. RIStl, Stork broker, 4, Cornlsi!l, and 9, Charing-rm.", Landon, and by hi. Agrnt• in the country, who shared and anloi in the last Lotirry, 2,115.3, Claw A-2,688, Class A -8,888, Claw R—THR LE of 21,0001. 41.• Schema..., with full riarticulsn, grafi.. , , . ~~ ,--_,..4+-%1 Royal East laths Velumleers. Lientenaal Mitchell Greetsaway to be Captain, vice Can celler. who seaman—dated March 31, )821. To he Lieutewants--Enrigns Robert Fletcher, vier giddell, who resigns; and Willoughby Wigatou, vice Greenaway —dated as shove. To be Eitsigss—Jobs Brown, Gest. rice Fletcher; Edward Parish, Geist. rice %Violas; and Thosass Hama&it, Gent. •ieeTborwlos, who resigus—all &stall as above. Office of Orimmear, Apra 11, 11111. Kuril Regis/weal Or Artillery. First Lieutenant Darell Jae., bens half--pay, to be First Lieutenant—dated April 1, lASI. First Lieutenant Etheirrid Barrett Gamier to be Stewed Cap lair —dated April 1. 1841. &road Lieutenant Williatw Juba Stokes to be First I.ieste want—dated as shave. Brevet Major and Captain Henry Bates, front half-pay, to he Captain—dated as above. First Lieutenant Jobs Palmer, from half-pay, to be First Lienteuant—dated as above. &rood Lieutenant Thomas Edward Bine, from half-pay, to be Srcosid Lieuteuael--dateil as above. BURGESS FRSHNCIL OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savay-steps, Lnadon• JOIN BURGESS 01111 SON, being apprised of the 011111tIOU4 vii.lcavoint made by many preens to emperor a spuritics artair for their make, Gel it tucunintriat opus them to rivetl the attention of the Public, to pur chasiag what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name sod Address eorrespolult with the stove—the general appearance of the spurious desctiptions will dec. ire the wl - and for their detection. J. H. and Sun submit the following Cautions: some are in appearance •t Grit sight " The Genuine," hut without any Name or Addres•—tome " Burgess's Essence of Anchovies"—others N livegit's"— mid many more without Address. JOHN SURGES! , and SON hsving been many years borrowed with such. diatinguithed approltatioe, feel every sentiment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so. licit them to inspect the Labels previous is purchasing, what they conceive to be of tittle make, which they hope will pre veal many dituppoirowierais. BYUGF.PO NEW SAUCE, for general porreaes,. having given such great satiafoetiun, continues tit be prepaied by them, and i• recommended a. • moat useful and convenient Bover--will keep good in all chromes. Warehouse, 107, Strand, maser of tie Savoy.steps, Lou doa.--(Tbe Origlast Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) .• •t * I ... • .. e. -~ BANKRUPTCY EN LA RGED. John SpriKeno. of Methane. Rack., draper, free April 7, to May 14, at lea. al Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCIES SU P F.RSED ED. Willis Hughes, of Great Suitor, Lasessier, money seriverer. %Valium Lea aid James Farr Les, of Palerroeter.row, silk masmfacturere. BANKRUPTS. Withers Lea sad Jansen Farr i.e, or Palerllnalwr row. *ilk manufartuerre, to surrender, Apt il 17, May 1, awl 26, at vine, at Gaddball. Attorney, Mr. James, BackScriber', Cheapsitie. Win. Atkins, of Chipping-Nortnn, Oxford, nicotinism. to surrender, May 14, at nix , IS, at eleven. at she Utsirorn MOW IM the %Vold, Gloncester, and 26, at elev►n, at the Kiaa'a Army Inn, Slue ea the Weld, Attorneys, Messrs. ROM II and Son, Lant-stressl, Southwark. London; and Messrs. Wilkins and Kendall, BOW ion on the Water, Glou cester. Samuel Jerome, of Birmingham, victnaller, to surrender, Aprll t 7, 28, and May 26, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, High-street, Itiriningliam. Attorneys, Messrs Egerton, Weirton, and Chaplin, Gray's lun•square, Loodon ; sad Meson. Spurrier, !net by, :tad Spurrier, Birmissgbans. Joseph Mawr, of Derhy, mercer, to surrender, April 24, 25, and May 26, at eleven, at the King's Anon Tavern, Derby. Attorneys, Mr. Bar, bor, Fetter-lase, Lourlou and Mr. Simpers*, Derby. John Marshall, of Gain•hurgh, Lincoln, druggist, to sur render, April 26,27, and May 26, at eleven, ■t the While Hart Inn, Gatenburgh. Attorney., Messrs. Stocker, Have - sou, and Herriugham, New Boswell. court, Carey-street, Liiscedn's lon, London ; and Messrs. Barnard, Codd, and Healer's, atisaphurigh. Edward Turner Palmer, of Bedford, draper, to surrender, May I, S. and 20, at clever., at Guildhall, Loudon. Attor ney, MI. Touts, Cuplhall-court, Tbroginorrou-street, Lou don. John Carter, jun. late of Liverpool, merchant, to surren der, NLoy 1,2, and 26, at oue, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Lite' pout. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlin2hoo and Gregory, Bed ford-ruw, London, and Mr. Thus. George Massey, Water street, Liverpool. Louis Stang, late a Fun-street, London. merchant, to surrender, April 21,26, and Marc 26, at twelve, at Gaildball, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Pollen and Soto, Fore street, Cripplegate, London. Ann Gooch, of Nuo ieh, bombsaine-manteforclnrer, to stir. render, May 3,4, and 26, at four, at the White Lion luso, Norwich. Attorney., Messrs. Sewell and Blske, Norwich; and Tilbury and Langdale, Falcon-street, Falcon. sq u are, Landow._ John Hutchliffe, now or late of Bradlee, Yank, wood-neer chalet and lime-dealer, to surreorler.-May 3, at four, it the SCIIIiVIII House, Pontefract, 19, and 26, at eteven, at the Yew 'ler of, Loaden.aefl of Old ilood : streee, Mud- dines, toy-merebaret.--.1. Niefd, of Midge-hill, thiddlearorth, York, clothier.—W. Cooper, of Noitingham. grocer.-11. W. Sheppard, of A Idenmarbory, Londou, Blarkoell.ball-factor. —T. Harris, of Liverpool, mower. mariner. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Oehiby and G. T. Standfast. of Loodos, April 6, 1811. —C. Mutt and .1. Ring, of Charlotte street, Fitsroy-opiarr, Middlesex, surgeon., December 31, IBlO.—J. Smith, T. Smith, and W. Seidl, of Dandle, Northampton, and of Stam ford, Lincoln, banker,, December 31, ista—J. Julius and T. Jai ias, of nekton, Cornwall, wierrers, March 25, 1821. W. Meatus and J. Carr, of Monolog, Leeds, aqua-fortis. makers, April 4, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average pries of Brown or 111iisrovain Sagar, eon. toned front she Returns wade in the with eating the I Ith slay of April, 1821, is 345. bd. per bunked weight, es. elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable therein us the importation theieuf into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Coro of Englund and Irak*, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal pet ►ollof 14albs. svoirdlupoise, front the returns received is the seek ended the Ith of Aped, 1821. ..: I is. .0 a t .----- - - - - - s. d s. d s. d. s. d. a. d s. d s. d a. d. 54 1 35 I 33 91 18 2 30 ti 31 4 19 7, 0 0 7UHKEY. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE POLITICAL Pt/811'10N OF THE PRINCIPALITIES. [From •' An Account of Ike Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia," •u suiereotog work jos. publii4ml] When we refl.-et upon the deplorable condition of Wall.ichia and Moldavia. examine the causes of their radio, and cast an eye upon the numerous gifts with which nature has enriched theta—When ae compare the eltrcts of demondization and winch are the natural consequences of their pre•rut system of rolininistration, to the advantages that could accrue to them from a regular amid 'retina tieut form of guver 1111 l ent —it is hardly possible not to regret that the qutstiou of a change in their po litic.' fate was not proposed and resolved at the late Congress of Vienna. A variety of facts have, perhaps, i.ufficiently de monstru.ed the nullity of the independence still acknowledged by the Ottoman Court to the consti tution or' its tratisdatoubean principalities, and the little regard it bears to the common prosperity of their Idiom That those countries should resume independency, and maintain themselves in it by their own means alone, would, however, be as ab. surd, as it Is 111111/01161We to expect. But that they should be rescued from the hands of ttorpte who act as their worst enemies, and placed under the special protection of some. great Christian Power, under whose influence they might be enabled to employ r _ ~ It has been said that the %maim plenipotentia ries at the Congress of Viten* observed so profound a +deuce with respect fo Tartlsk Ants, oppl carefully avoided any opportunities of hearing theft named, as to prove evidently, that in her comma with that power Russia wishes to remain her owis arbiter. Perhaps. by that conduct, she prevented what she feared ; fur, had the partition of Walla chia and Moldavia been proposed to her, with the cersion of the latter province to herself, could she possibly have brought forwards any reasonable ob jectlons ? The arrangement would hart appeared so suitable to all parties, that she could nut have opposed it without betrayiug ambitious and sub verbive views: Turkey must have con , ented, if she bore any regard to her own future safety ; and the inhabitants of the principalities, notwithstaudiog that they would in both have preferred the patronage of Russia to any interference of Austna, would soon have begun to feel the importance of the chink. in their favour. What are the effects of the present system ? The policy of the Turks in the principalities ren ders them detestable to their inhabitants. They send nice devoid of principles, bereft of all feelings of humanity, to exhibit a farce of sovereignty ober them, and to display an arrogant and insulting power, in order to intinittlate them into submission, said to impose with less difficulty an almost intole rable yoke. These agents of authority are looked upon by the two nations, whom they are seat to govern, not as their natural well-wisher•, but as the chief enemies of the State; and the Turks, being justly considered as the true authors of all then evils, the hand of vengeance i• co:latently raised over them, waiting for the opportunity when it can act with most efficacy*. 'tussle is perfectly aware that such sentiments and dispositions constantly prevail amongst the Wel lachians and lituldatiaiiv. The authority which she holds from her treaties with the Porte, truckles hei. to interfere in all manner with their Jr.,ai awl 10 creole, through their means, motives of discord I•etween herself sod Turkey whametwes ,she finds u moment propitious to a ruptuur; ass 4. she may even, whew she thinks proper, give au apparent urgency to such circumstances to justify any sud den seizure of the two provinces, operated without any 'brevities declination of war, and before tt:e Porte could fume entertained a su•pitioa of tier iutrestiime. Twkey then, in being possessed of Wollichia • Whenever the Russian or Ausiridu armies have inteved the territory of the principalities in their ware Lignistst Tur key, the natives leave onnoiliately joists' then. At the {w eaving of the mar, in 11106,1iskorem was garrisoned by Aunt 10,800 Turkic who declared themselves determined to snake a desperate stand against the Romissio, awl to Lem the cosy, if they should busily see the impenutibility of prevestang thews irons taking possession of it. &nue inhabitants gave information of skis plan to the Rifeness Corminander.in- Chief, Michaelson, who immediately dispatched to &horrid a corps of 6,000 men, under the command of General radon ith, which, by forced marches, snivel suddenly before that city, and three clays previous to the time the, were expected by she Tarim. These latter were mined with con sternation; all the iuttobitants ruse against them, and ►..ter armed with stick., others with brick,, lenge, pokers, diners, swocds, sod wit► every thing, in short, that teem within their reach, t►ey fell upon the pow Ottomans without fancy, and cleared the town of thew as the Rossini. sear entering it. More than 1,600 Turks were left dead 11 *.the streets, and the Coseaks, who prte.ded She 'veil's, lectors emit:educed them to a state or middy, is whirls they !e -legised exposed to the veer, of the public suttee ►ours Mier tranquillity awl order had been restored. • • - I . • - • • • In t _ 4 ~: • 1' Thu day is ptebbidsed, in Oro. price 38. bd. AREPORT of this CASE a BILLS of =cif APIGE, made Payable at Bankers, as decided I. the these of Lords, upon the 111.ition of she lord Chan cellor, Seconded by Lord Redeedste; and their Rearms for the . Juditneut: With an Appendix, cuataiseing the epistles. of three of tbe_JuJoes; and a Preface. Seemed Edition, corrected. Ry RICHARD RLIGH, Ens. Of u•eiages-No, Bartlett , at Law. Landow : Prieted for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Book sellere, Portugal-street, Liocolo's Ina. PRINTS AND ORAWINGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At his House, N 0.96, Pall mat, TO-MORROW, TUES DAY, April 17, ACOLLECTION of PORTRAITS, PRINTS, and DRAWINGS, the property of a Gen- Denial' mania( into the country. The Prints are chiefly illustrltire of English History mud the Scriptures, but coo_ lain IlpteiMenS of nil stir Schools, including •1•01 Sir Robert Strangr's Wnek• ; Itaphset's PAinlitips in Ilse Vntican by Yolpati; Raplisers Cartuurs ; Books of Prints, Portfolios, &c. &r. - i t 1 4 mort