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7 _ • yo .2 ° - i• , • I ,A..7 7/ 9 _ • ;< , l.; + r • ' , . 11 4 1 i l • • V 1 • • • r 1. • • • . • 440, /L. -tx••• •.. Vitt 1 7 . • I • ` , 14 • N trio max 5747. LONDON, MON MA Y 7, 1821. . . - C'd . KING'S THEATRE, OPERA-HOUSE. The 011,ly Night of the Station at Play-house Prices. MR. F:ELLY'S ANNUAL BENEFIT. /VMS EVENING, MONDAY, May 7, win .E. Ire 'ardor:7lrd the Finn Part of the Italian Opera of I.A GAZZA I.A URA ; MONDAYS, TII URSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS, DURING MAY. 1~~11. MA EWS (having been null Of his Flenvitit) will he fume.' 'pin AT DOME, fur the 1151:1 tine, nt the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA—HOUSE, STRAND, this p.c.:emit MONDAY, May 7, wEcio it is respurtfuliy announced that lie oil have alletsipt a Ociesiplion of his Travels mu AIR, IRA trill, and WATER. In .'art Third Mr. Kathryn will rerescot the Pleasures oTa Sea Voyage iuthe Pnny Poelot. THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL EXHI DITION of she SOCIIITY of PAINT EKS ou WA- ; TER COLOURS (reniuvol from Spring.G4itttis) is NOM._ OPEN at the Exvytieu.flail , Plccsdilly COPLEY FIELDING, Secretary, Admiitasee One Sbollsag, Catalogues Sixpence. j ilatho 39th Foot, on s t h O ctu b rr 1813, are James Marg. eenot John. - The mown, of Ensign Viscount Falkland, of the 21r1 are Lucie* Cary. erg Otte of Ordnance, M ay 2, 1921: t.• m" Royal Regiment of Artillery. . Sceood Captain, Rot - bard Carr Multowarilt, from baif-pay, be Second Criptsiu, vice Curtis, retitcd 011 half pay—digatli April '2l, 1821. Cprinesimlott iw ths2d or Eastern Regimentofillorfulk Militia, signed leu the Lard Liestenunt of 11,e Ciihrti of Norfolk. iVilliarn Sharpe in be Lieutenant, vier Hogg, tie ceased—dated March 31,1821. etwineflitom la the Not th Derbyshire Yeoman.; signed he tke lord Lieutenant( Villa Omni, tip James (Vdlinm Swellenhani,Gent. to he Cornet, rice A, promoted—dated April 27, 1911. Attbu tereoti, - 7 ItlutiottM cur rier. Joseph Bigahy, of Deptford, K•nt, brew. r. ItoblClt Ritchie, of Deptford, Kent, brewer., BANKRUPTS. Henry Waller ThoMmr, ut Wolterhymptnn, Staff oil, upholsterer. to aurresreer, Jon,- 4, at htte, 9, and 16, at eleven, at the Jerotughim Arms lon. Ms:final. Salop. Al. turrseya, Messrs. Price and Son, Wolseilrimploa, Staffoid; and Mr. Wright, Kial'a Rout Temple, Loudon. Stimuli Buttery, late of West Stoek with, ?it ttt i t igham, maltster, to surrender, May 24, 25, and June 16, at elsmeo, at the 'White Hart lams, Gaiirshorongh, Lincoln. Attorneys, 51 . Hall and lirrinitiley, New Roster 11-court, Carey-street, Lotidou; soil Mr. Owen, Baartry, York.hise. J•. ho Gorton, of Henry.street, Hampstead road, Middle sex, smith, lu ant render, May I?, 19, and Jour Id, at ten, at Guildhall, Iw,ndun . Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford street, Bedfurd•squnie. Henry Hall and John Hall, of Soo-wharf, Upper Thames . .. street, Loudon, and of Wolverhampton, Stafford, iron. merchant+, to sorretider, May 19, 26, sod Juue 10, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loaded. Attorney, Sir. Maugaall, Allitruombriry, Loudon. Samuel Turutr, late of the Stock Exchange, Capri. court, but now a prisoner 111 the Kiiiet, Bench Prisms, cluck. broker, to surrender, May 12, 19, and Josue 16, at eleven. at Guildhall, Londou. Attorneys, Messrs. Wilde, Rees and Peacock, College-hull, Lotidnis. Sharp, of &minty, I surNiiporo, Marti. 3 e.' - • PRICE OF SUGA ft . . ''The average rice of Brown air Morrovmlo Seem., ewe, from the Returns made il , the w.ek entk!ogr . iiii. 21 of May, •IlAtt. I. 34.. 9fil. tree hundred weight, i-v. flaiiiive of the dillies of cii• p o,l or mirib!e Hull ~no . B the importat ion thereof ink! 4t Brit.iiii. .. • • miters ter CORN. hi Average Pehres of ervn o f England a... Quarter of Else't lVitieheidet illsdik.fs, tele2kureilt44)dr!li";lt4evrtitheAPtirintltrt OR, THE MAID AND MAGPIE. Neer.led by Rossinis Grand Military Overture, by the a Ettle of the tiltera Baud, ennAveled by Signor Stiggiiitoirtii. . . It. HAVDON'S P ICTUIt P. of 1..7.A. CHRIST'S AGONY IN VIE GARDEN, with Solomon, 111acLHL , Di.iitstus, Runlet rim; Jo!•et, his Draw isms (ruin the Elgin Sias Mrs, snit from Natuie, suit thit Drawings of his hew!. from the Cmini.ns. with sonterif their arm Attempts in Pa r , o)vv OPEN at Clot (;•INry next Door to absm . AisifeJastitutitts ff.na Teo till Dunk. • ' • - ' • • - Admission, 1.0.-Cotitlo9o6•l. . _ . Principal Pi r former' in Ilse ttper:l—Niadisme Ciltal pref.*. S;.:1101 . Ambiocttli, Sicnor TOIr SiXllnr Paolo de Ville, S•vior Sizisor Dr Giovanni, Signor Illurandi, Stouvra and ;Madame Vssir:s (by commit of Mr. Elliston). In the %%live Frte of Is Cam Ladra, Mademoiselle Milanie ail; dater her celebrated English Ilurorpe. K ELLS' list; the honour to aunt 33333 re in ANA , . her 1 7 r.rnela sod the ['abbe, that her RENEFI I' will take place at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, on MONDAY, May 28, 1821, ultra she hares to present theta with au at. tractive slimly of Entertainments Nbutioveri roe ei..11,41. ilia du* • a Aa. 4 fa. 'lll ie. iroYt../fiCy ' •.... 4 ~. 4 . ih 1 1 r C 1 . il . • 4 . .. d s. 1 s e ; y C 4 t i, 111 ‘• 17 ..... 49 ~. L( R" )..r P.Fl l ol7' .. tb, i i , In the course of the evening, II polite L'Arsonetersr, a youth der. n years of age, whose lit aerosolise oo the Vied. Las gairat.l Inns the biginst reptsialion on the Contioeot, watt aerate a Fountain, horn the Vootate of Spunriui, as sailant hi LaYout. The petit English Comedy of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. Ticket.: and Places to he obtain, tl of Mina Kelly. Nu. 8. Ileariettm-atreet, Cuveat.ptdtu; Lusa at the Boa-Office of the Theatre. BURGESS' ESSEN& OF ANCIIfivIEM. Warehouse, 107. Strand, turner of the Issey.steps, Issiti/en. JOf IN B(JILG being appriski of the numerous eudeaeotwa me y mauy prwsto 110 iaiiiat a spurtuda artists fur Ali& I it iiirsioeSk epos them to regairst tie attention of eilublit.lit pow cbasiog what they miserly, to be the Original, to ultser•r the Name and Addttes correapionds with the ahoy.—the general appearance of She sparitnas'ikairtlplions will deceive the urs• guarded; and fur their detection. J. 11. and Son submit the following Cautions: some are in appearance at first sight " Tha Genuine," but without an y N or Addrrss—some " Burgess's Eesere of Anehovies"—ottstra " 'Santis's"— and many mete without Address. • WAS, SUITA lILE FOR LA/Up Of FASHION. . ALL Vreticeea who Nave (.l ,..oe-44 041 have either novelly or elegance to:recommend them, which they can sell cheap for ready wintry. hue now nit opportu nity of having them SOLD, by applying at SHEARS and (:OM PAN V, 11, Hewn Ra street, whose Ladies are et mein of finding Ore largest and decidedly the must elegant Va. irt y in this Metropolis of fashionable Silks, Satins, Game., beau tiful LACE and Robbeuett Dresses, Veils and Starves, Silk Huse ani G oyes, nen fancy Ribbartels, Haberdashery, &r. of every deuce option, and at pricer so extremely low, Ihst no idea can be formed witbout inspection. Good Seessists, at 2s. MI. per yard, and new Florence Stripes, at 3s. gel. the The Nisrquts, Mr. Barnard ; the Genersl, Mr. Gallic; Sr. h,stisst, Mr. Russell; Nicolas, Mr. Harley. Flora, Miss Kelly ; Julia, Mrs. Oiger (by permission of Mr. Ellistou). Kelly has the tuitionr to annownce, that Monsieur Alhest and Mot;rmuiselle Nublit (11,t Dancer. from the Grand Opera at Patio) will donee in the Ni4r Grand Ballet, called LA I'AYSANNE SUPPOSEE; Ott, LE MARRIAGE CLANDESTIN. CT:mused by Mons. Deshayes—Mutie by M. Venus.. Leader or the Billet. Mr. Principal Dancers--Monsieur Albert, Mademoiselle Na. Nee, Matettiumeile Milaaie, Monsieur Moutessu, Mademoi selle :alengin, Made' 111 l Julia de Varenne„ Shansieur I.e Nlailemoiselle Fancy, Itladtinoisclle Febre, Mouletatuselle Hallett, &c. itte. assisted by the whole Corps de Ballet. 1' HAljl:. JOHN BURGESS awl SON Inning been many years honoured with such tliatiuguirhed appeal/2.i...., feel 'rely sentiment of respect toward. ihr public , and earnestly an. licit them to inspect IM Labelle inmost Is purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will per mit mans iliastipointni. Ned( nl WWI', I I. Mos.-kits street, Covent-garden. Elegant Seflf%C.l nod Shawls or the newest Ratterus, from Igo. 64. In IS Goloras each. 111514GESS• NEW SAUCE, fur general purposes, baying Riven much great e.itivfoeliti, continues so be prepared by therm, and i 4 r. •..tnrneadrrl 113 a most useful and convenient Sauce—w: I keep goal in 40,1 climate.. Werebo n et, 11)7, Streml, corner of the Seecirettops, Lon don—Jim (frigins! Feeh S wee Warehouse.) Ruses, 75.; Pit, 3s. Cd.; Gallery, 2. —Box Tickcts ad mitt. d to the Bimea only. to be Named at and the Performance to cum- Hitlief' at Seven. SILKS SELLING OFF.—The Old blishrtl FIRM of ARCHER and Co. Silk and Poplin Weaver■ to her late Miiji sty, and all the Royal Family, fur forty years, be to inform the Nubility and Public, that as they wiliolty ietire Gum lupine's,' their immense stock of fa►hionable Silks, Poplind, Selina, wiped and checked Sarcentis, Gutter, Shawls, Scarves, &c. is now selliiig off consider...l)ly below prime cost. The licsuliful goods made enures/1y for the Spritig, by their own Weavers, are marque!. led by any other muntifacturer in London. Added to every article of morning anal evening costume, the looms contain several thousand yards of striped Silk Tahberets, so prrvalcut in the higher circles for drawintrooni curisius and furnituie, at Si. 4d. per yard, selling mice 12c—Nei paler% can be sent, or patterns cult. Boxes ao,l Tickeis to he hod of Mr. Kelly, No. 23, Great Rl,lse' I vireo, Covert-gertiess. This day art poilliabed, in 12mo. price Ns. in boards, ANNALS OF THE l'A RISII iir. The CHRONICLE of DALMAILING, during the Mi. nistry of the Rev. Micah BaishOldrr; ovules by beuirmlf. Arranged mud edited by the •uthur of 4 The Ayrshire logatres," dr. THRATRR•RVY4L, DRURT-LANR. /VMS EVENING, MONDAY, May 7. .n. his Majesty's Servants will perform the Opera of THE DUENNA. Dun Jerome, Mr. Monde's; Dim Ferdinand, Mr. Horn; Don Antonio, Mr. T. Cooke; Corlos. Mr. Or■haei; bane. Mendoza, Mr. Kuighti Father Paul, Mr. Pope. Clara, Miss Wilson; lilargrret, the Daeuua , Mrs. Edwin; Louis►, Mass Cobitt. Pruntrd for T. Cadet!, 7gnnd , Lon Jon ; and W. Black- wood, Edinburgh. John Curertu, of fireA London, tea-looker, lu surrender, May 12, 19, and June 16, at our, at auldlsall. Attorney, Mr. Wilke, Fmilkary-phee. %William Ambrose, of Clayton, Sliddlesex, carpenter, tts surrender, May 8, 19, and Julie 16, at eleven. at Guildhall. London Attorney., Means. itoinstson and !line, Charter- House square, London. . . The Premiw., No. B. !lend. ila-stret-t, bring sold, the Stork is lA' at Spitz Melds Howl.e, 12, lillestrietta-street, (7ovent-girder, where all persons indebted to the Coacern •re anlicited to make !twit. payments. TILE WEEKLY REVIEW, No. I. wen pubbsbe4l on Saturday, price 14. CONTICNTO :-Art. 1. Memoir* by James, Earl of W..l.lr grave ; Art. 2 Trsomactious of the Csmbritice Phimsoplin Society; Art. 3. Byron's " Maritsa/ FAhcro,” and " ProplaAy of Dante." After which tiv. Force or THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. Melee Vietoin, Mr. Hisithrs; Eirmer Itriosio, Mr. (hitie ; Mr. Harley; %sista.). Mr G oltroisito, 11r. W. H. Williams. &goers Fralice%ca, Mies Smiths°, ; Mena, Mrs. Orger. MILLARD'S FOREIGN AND BRITISH LINEN, MUS LIN, CAMBRIC. AND SHAWL WAREHOUSE, Nu. 16, Cheapside. JmiLLARD very re•pertfutly returns hit • lust Thanks to his Friends and the Nubility, and Families, fa their distinguished preference, and em braces the opportunity to inform them that he hi. RE OPENED his Warehouse. with an entire new Stuck of British and Forties, Limn Drapery, the whole laid in nutter the reveal advaatneemis state of the Marks's, consisting of Irish Lase . Ciumbecga.sijirojec Valenciennes and Cambray fabrics, lade and BritTet Moslins of every kind, Long Cloths, White Chintz and Anjengutv peculiar to his horse ; and his accustomed insnufacture of beautiful shims, India and British, Calicoes, Diapers, Table Linen, &c. and which he his to Mier to their notice, fur Beady Money, at the most reasonable prices. Paiisian Dresses from els.; India Worked ditto 7..64. the DIM; Br' • b ditto, two Dresses for 8..; and every other Article proportionably cheap Prupi tors of Business in the Country supplied, and 11rr clunia loiroic articles for foreign Orders or Commissions, on the •soite terms. His own Imperial Cloth, for the East and West Indies, the Continent, Ike. and adapted for those who merry. a warmer cloth thins linen, will continue to be sold by piece. &c. Families arriving (ruin abroad sue re. spectrally isacurined, the accustomed variety of at ticies for the most fashionalik Morning, Dinner, and &Cuing Drees, will be constantly kr pt. India SlinWlll purchased. John Driver and Matthew Driver, 4.f Thurnav-rtrees, Bristol, cabinet-makers, to surrender, May 17, 16, and June 16, at twelve, at the Commercial Roams, Bristol. At. turner', Mr. Eyno., Halton-garden, Loader; sod Ur. llabrArld, Bristol. No. 11. will commit Reviews of the Bishop of Wilichestt " Life of Pitt," and Hazhtt's '• Published by C. °supple, Rolla Library, Pall-mall, by whom Indere tur its regular supply will be received. Loon to be opeued al Haltpaat Six ~ ' Clock—the Play to Wyly' at Seven. Dozes, 74 : Second Price, 3*. 6.ll.—Pis, 3s. 6d ; Second Price, U.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gal, Iseq L. ; Second Price,ed. NEW NOVEL. This day was published, dedicated (hy permission) to Mrs. Joann• Millie, price 21s. boards, Stephen Copland, inn. of Blackheath-hill, Kent, vietsialler, to surrender, May 12,19, and June 18, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Fawcett, Jewni-stiect, Alders. gate7sirret. Vrivate fluxes son ugly be obtains./ fur Ibis Evening of Mr. Ho.!well, at the Bo Office. Places to be labels of Mr. Rodwell, in the T.otnnda of the fdalnun of the Theatre. T HE FAVOURITE vi NATURE: aNutel. In three Volumes Itmo. • 'I TLla.iva welkorrittea blAtet, itt akalkfenzale character, and an intimate lumwierte ofrkbe Imams heart are ably posirtrayed. The vire* of the rich nod ay are .ell sketched, and the late of their youthful victim, Eliza Rivers, is such al must deeply alrict the sensitive miad."—Muuthly Maga zine, April, 1821. Printed fur O. and W.ll. Whittaker, Ave..Maria.lane. Of chum may be had, lately published, 2 SUCH in the WORLD, a Novel, in 3 vulg. 12mo. price 21s. Charles Woodcock, at Norwich, conch-maker, to our. render, May 8, 19, •nd June 14, at ten, at Col Lon don. Aturrney, Mr. NO, Bernard strict, Rossell.spoore, June 5. J. Cousins, Iteretefore of Long-acre, but now of Cnailtnn.vtreet, Somers Town, Middleftc, anesetnuoger, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. To-marrow will he performed (jest time), an Operatic Mama, entitled The Kind Impostor —wit it The Weathercock. Oa Wednesday (hy command of his Majesty), The Heir at Law. with Modern Antiques. On Thirsday, Artaxerxes : Mandan', Mies Wll5Oll. June 13. M. Bentley, of Wakefield, York, woulstapler, at eleven, at the Woodman Inn, Wokefield. May 29. It. Laukesier, of Blarlinviii.sireet, Newington, hurrev, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 26. J. Turner, late of Bury mill, Hemel Hempstead, Herta, corn dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall , London. May 26. J. Frernisit, of Hatton-garden, 3liddlearx, tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 7. W'. Boyd, P. Bonfield, and J. Drummond, of Loo rne,chams, at twelve, at Gnilillerll. June I. B. Wright of victualler, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. May 29. %V. Plant, of Ratcliffe highway, Middlesex, poem, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 29. J.Slaier, of Manchester, Ruur-dealer, at tea, at (be Palace Iwo, Manchester. May IS. B. Cohen, of Bishopsgale-street, Leedom, atereband, at ore, at Guildhall, London. May 29. K. Catsley, of Friday-street, Clompride, London, wa►ehouseman, ten, at Guildhall, I.unduo. May 26. D. Reid, of Princes.street, Spitalfielda, Middlesex, adk-manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. May 26. W. Wood, late of Wimple-sorrel, St. Mary-le. Rune, tallow-chandler, at our, at Guildhall, London. May 26. K. Rolliirom, now ur late Of Great Wttelurthaw, Suffolk, miller, at eleven, at the Bell Inn , Bury St. Ed munds. 111 ricx-noyAL, COY ENT-GARD Ity. BY COMMAND OF HIS MAJESTY. T illS EVENING, MONDAY, May 7, will be soca the Comedy of SUE STOOPS TO CONQUER. • Yuen( Marlow, Mr. C. Kembte; Hardman.% Mr. FAIW. Ceti Tuny Imnipkiu, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Hardessile„ Mrs. Hasesopurt ; Miss Hardeastk, Jl.l. allit1111; Miss Neville, Miss Fuute. After which (7th time a new Piece, in one act, tolled LONDON STARS; Or, .... TIM E 7 0 COUNTERFEIT. De. Roma, Mr. Blanchard; Mr. llocules O'Bran, Mr. Courier: Trusty, Mr. Alkios ; Prrevitie Plural, Mr. Yates. Mrs. Thundertrunk, Mrs. Harenpurt; Ovlggliu, Miss Beau. moat. 3. LOCH I EL; or, the Field of Culludrn : iu 3 vulg. price 214. 4. A LEGEND of ARGYLE; or, 'Tis a Hundred Years Slice : • Novel, in 3 vols. price 211 s. 5. WINTER EVENING TALES. collected &mon: the CottaKes in the South of Scotland. By James Mfg, Anther of " The Queen's Wake," &c. Second Edition in 2 vuls. 12not. price 141 boards. MR. KNIGHT'S LIBRAItY. TO BL SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, l'hOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETI*E. At his House, Na. 93, Pall.snall, THIS DAY, MONDAY, May 7, and Seven fulluwiog Days (Sunday rxcepted), ITII E 4 . 7o Tiottys Valuable, nod trispi.e LIBRARY of the late EDWARD KNIGHT, Esq. of Portland-place, including Slialispeare'N Plays, First Edition; Orchard of Simi, printed upon vellum. unique; Wynkyu de iVurde, 1519 ; Mirror of the World, Caxton, 1460; Cato 'Ragouts, Caxton, 1483; Splendid Missal, with Paintings, by Lucas de Leyden ; Lascaris Grammaties, Gr. First Ed.tion, and first printed Grerk book, 1470 ; Chal choodyl.is, 1493; Phnii Historic Diatu,alis , First Edition. 1469 ; Livia Ilistoria, Spira, 1470 ; Plat.. S.:rralti, three vols. large paper, extremely rare ; Purchaa's Pilgrims, five volumes, Bse. Carlton- House, AlaN 2, 1821. This day his Excellency the a;ron Fagel, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from his Majesty the King of the Netherlands; his nightie's Prince Esterhazy, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Austria; his Excellency the Duke de Fs ins and leads, Ambassador Extrenrslioary and Plenipotentiary (rum his Catholic Majesty the King of the Spins ; the Ransil de MIL I, I:uvoy Extraoldinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from bii Majesty the Kin of (bassi.; and Rums. Just, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis ter Pl. nimitentiary from his Majesty the King of Saxony, had private and:rites.' of his Majesty respectively, to deliver let ters from their S iv.. eigns ; also Monsieur de Kopp, charg ed with a special commission front his Serene Hsyhnrss the Elector of Hesse, to notify the death of the late Electur, sod to deliver up the insignia of the Must Noble Ostler of she Garter (with which his lAte Serene Hirhnesa had been invest ed). had a private audience of his Majesty for that purpose ; and Raton Langsdorff, Minister Resident from his Serene Highness the Elector of nesse, had a private audience of his Majesty to deliver his new credentials; tier said Ambassadors and Ministers were severally introduced to their audiences of his Msjcsty by the Marquis of Londonderry, K.G. his Majesty'. Principal Secretary of State roc Fort ien Aitsirs, and condnettd by Sir Hobert Chester, lint. MuNter of the Ceremonies. To conclude with • Forre a tllyd A ROLAND FOIL AN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chase, Mr. Faucet( ; Alfred Higliflyer, Mr. 30111011; Mr. Selborne, Mr. Abbott ; Fixture, Mr. Emery. Maria Darlington, Miss Foote; Mra. Selbarsie, Miss Beau. tilillt. Boxes, 7s. ; Second Price, 31 6.l.—Pii, 31. 6.1., Sermirl Price, 2s.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper GBl. 'try, IN. ; Second Price, 6.1. May 12.1. DeeMangan, of Sberborae-lane, Loudon, merchant, at on., at Guildhall. May 21. J. Day mad J. Spralswell, or Tavistork street, Covent.gardea, drapers, at one, at Go.l.lbalt, Loudon. Way 13. J. IL Haywood and J. Pirtaiger, or Cable, Will% and of Coltman -stares, Lutktu, clothiers at uter i , at G uild. ball 9 London. _ _ Places for the Boxes 10 be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-01 Bee, Flat t-street, front Teu till Four. A Private Box may be hail for the &WON or nightly, of Mr. Broaden, at the Ban-01Am ALL IN ONE DAY, 17th OF MAY, LI. when every Ticket and Share Chance now on Sale will be positively decided ; 4.007 PRIZES MUST RE DRAWN, Including TWO of 21,000/. silk 100 Extra Chances fur TWO of 20,21101. And 3,000 inure Capitals and other P r ize s . _ May 28. J. Pesekey, of Onfoastrect, Mi lines. draper, at nue, at Gnil,lliall, L•nislon. May 19. J. F. Street and Streci, of Bnckler,bury, Loudon, stationer., at oue, rat GiiiiMoll, Loudon. May 28. P Cant, of Liverpool, tailor, at one, at the George lan, Liverpool. May 28. W. Cook, late of ReanaerP, Wilt", farmer, at eleven, ■t 'be White Hatt lun , Claippetilsatti. May 20. T. Totnlitninn, of Wintrrlon, Lincoln, corn.mer. Ault, at four, at the White Swat, Inn, Barton upon. Humber, Liueolis. Tan:borrow Miss Stephens will erten* to her engagement, wt,u will be perforated Dun Jobe. 0:1 Wednesday, Venice Preserved : Belvidere, Miss Dance —after which, Messieun Deena, and Ebbrayst will ripest their tests of grateful strength. Usi Fridey, - The Provoked Husband : Lady Timely (brut i bee), Min Ware. 011 &sterility will be revived. Slialspeacei Play of The Tempest. No Classes.—Every Tit ket Besides its uwn fate mod needier. Ticket and Aare Chance* fur the 19th of May only are arm selliug at the ander mentioned rely recluctil pricer, via. Ticket, 14!. 14i. Sixteenth un!y 20.. Other Slinresiii propetion. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ROYAL AMPHMIRATRE (ASTLEYI) IYESTMIN• TER BRIDGE. The Tickets me tutted in ChastCra t•, HalresQuar lera, Eichiba, and Sixteenth., which are now Selling by DISH, flock-broker, No. 4, Cortibill, and 9, Chatiag-truna, Who Shan si and Muhl its the 1.1141 Lottery, Slay 31. C. Haylei and J N. Haylpt, htte nr Portsmouth, grocers, at twelve, nt the Cruwn Inn, Gosport. 2,033, Claw A-2,898, Chia, A-2,888, Class B, There of f 21,000. War-Ogre, Hay 4, 1821. 211 Regiment of Life Guards—A:onset and Sub-Lieutenant •li. A. RAW SO be laeuiewaut, without purchase, vice Gri , •re, buper.eited—date.l March 20, 1821. CERT( FICATF.S.--MAy 28. T. Piekton, of Hammersmith, Middleers, tea &att.— .1. Adiiiigion, late of Tottenham, Middlesex, ligilJer.- 1. &Hinders. of Duke..ireet, Saint James's, Middl,sex, sue iteou.—T. Leeds, of Gerard., Chester, cotiou.spitmer.— T. c.w.0., jou. now or late of Wells Norfolk, merchant. --J. R. [Jens o n, of Artillery-pl a c e , Finsbury square, Mid dlesex, merchant —R. hw,lldx, of Gray's. lon•inut., dlesex, livery-stable-keeper —J. Anson, of Valentino-Farm- Ridge, Ile .ford, con.dealel. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . . AZA RD $41.11 Co. respretrully inform 'he Public that particulars of the ouvsl and int.•:esliug plats of the present Lottery, in sy be üblillUril at any of their Officsa, gratis. ALI. IN ONE DAY, 17th :Hay. CIIEAP CHANCE fur the Mao ing, 17th MAY. Ticket—Chance Sixteenth—Chance 2os. cutter .516.3 re 4 115 proportion. . . Ctis Regitnritt or Dragoon Goartla—Grheral Honourable Robert l'aylur. (loin the Sill Dragoon Cultr4l-, to he Co hotel, ♦ice Lord Culsampiou, deeessed—dated April 118?1. 16116 Regiment of Foot--Liculenant John Walton to be Caption, oithotot purchase, vice Thus lam, deccarseth—rlated April '26, IS-21. . - SSth ilittu—Captain John Fisher, frotia bstrpay 15th Foot, to lie Pavvoialter. vice John Goddard, who fulmars—. ihird F t 7, 1821. 73.1 ditto-I.irillrotilll Chutes Aober, from half-pay 8711 i F.ll/1, I. Ile I.legiletrisii, without purchase r rice It'Aviebell, tlrcrasol—clutc,i 21;, 11421. No Mums ! Every Tirkrt tkciths its own Gil?, and no ether. LAST SIX NIGH rx OF SECRET DINE, AND SAII.OR'S FROLIC. The extensive ineparatious fur the New MilliaryCaledosian Spectacle. to be railed Gregaraels. the Highland Watch Vord, inn state of vest forwardness, the above Iwo pltrilar pi rra tu. • lrilhslnadis( their great altraminis), -ill be iiitiolianu after the sweeten Week, it heist the nprietoi',. ;...sitter deteriiiinatime to produce a moosiisat rucers%lUlti of Novelty derive the presets Femme. The Comae Pantomime roationes to receive iselimsoded plume, aith shoats of keener from all pails of the Tlw sire. EVENING, MONDAY, May 7, and daritig the Week, at Half-past Sit °Thick pre cisely. the Caustic Ballet Dauer, called TILE SAILOR'S FROLIC. The Grunt Frplestrian Mel, Jesuits of THE SECRET MINE; A comic Song. Horsemanship. To roncluile with the popular leachable Ilarlequioade, critter,. lICO.ARTIPR APPRENTICES: OR, INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS. Bowl is Pit P.J—Gailery 1.. Dtmrs open et Ilgif pest Fimr, begin at 11.1 f-past Six. Si rootal Price at Ilallarost Eight. PlUfl s 11) he iiikru of Mr. Moloch, at tie Box-office, from Teo lear siTtork. r. ivate Bowe to be bad Wildly. More 'lino 4,040 P1(17.(4 fou• e tip 14: drown 17th May, f 21.0041 Conan., and au midi* Pupil! ClEtmee ror xto,too, he. he, Corenli sod Moisey. _ _ Every Chimes lowed before the 17sh May, will he decided um the 17th May. Ibe kern are insert is Chatters of Tirkrts, I:ho•rterp. Eighths. mot Sisterath., whieli are moo s ril im: by HAZARD and CO. at Owl,. old established and Fortuaaie Oaken, Royal Enchauge Gate; 24. Conshill ; told :114, Ox ford•atseel; who recently sohl low friars of ;:o,ooel. awl Eight Prises of '20,0001. 6CC. sTA FF l'etarnailt-rolim t I J.lhn I:. 11, pot tea pay a. l',, , nnnPst A-,iiiaist Qum 11.3-111 (;.•atial, ti, In ti, putt , Quails'' , essn.t. G.,. i.. 1 14 the Cape or Good Hope, vice Watts why rut.s.,;its—date) a. F11,0%e. Itt►SI'IIAI. STA rr. Siafr Staugeun tia 31'1)1:mm11.1, fnnn h3li-rav, to b Sit oil I. Ibr Fin Cr+. vive Dutt:titt %di° tz. (.11:m4.os—date., Ay, it 25, IS2t, TI 35 A I:ati, Gent. lo be Iloupit3l-A.oaktlot to Coe runes, vice :11040, dereAsrtl—doted April 10, 1821. M E M OR A N DA. Tho Clitistiaa names of 51r. Leckie, appointed an En•igo J. Motley sod T. Motley, of Lamle, York, nierchsals, April 4, 1821.—J. loglis, J. 8. Inglis, J. Inglis, and E. Ellice, of 'hoodoo, as lair as r 1104 1 .111611 Ole said E. Ellice, April 30, 1821.—J. H. Pool, M. Dudgeon, sod C. Clark, if Edward-it's, I, Poriniu.s.crare, ilres--niak.-rs, so CrA as re. minis the C. (lark, Nlarri i 2.4, Tuellin and T. Aldeisgate.:ittest, Losidoo, ajCii.llll . tf", April 20, 1831.—J E. Mollie, A. Frailr, H. D. 11 and J. Fun ler, grneral.moreliants, May 1, 1820.-11. nibben. J. Staiib, and It. 'Rake, 1..00d05, einninon.carriers, FY far its relates to the said H. Dibbio, .psouncy I, 1831.—C. Budroliani, It Phillip" mol J. Gar. nil, of Hereford, bookers, Apeil ;11, 1831.-I'. Healing and C. Ned, of Lirrtpnul , psaubrokers, Mare% 17, 1811. Fro , t, J. Frost, mid 1. Most; of St. Johiennquare, Clerkelimell, Middlesex, brass.foondore, April 30, 18111.- 3. W. Williams, S. Kingdom, and W. Kiegdom, of Exeter, miners, May 8,18111.—J. 0. Qui k mad W. Qmiak, of I firer. chip-builders, Jilt:pray I t 11111,-1. Wright and R. W, The Report of the Lord.' Committee, oppointtd to ineptire into the means ,xtri.din g and recur nog the foreigo trade 1.1 the country, presented the Moire on the 116 nit., is just priubel. contains the rvidtsice of tormy-sereu oitnesoes. which occupies upwards of 301) folio poops. The inquiry pursued its this Report is 6 , into the State of British Commerce with Asia. includirig as wet' that which is carried on with the tesritorist posses sinus of the llt. 000000 table Fast India Company, as that with the independent States in the shon e pert of the globe." This important investigation was conottenced in the Sersion of 1820. the Alatquis of Lanolown being the Chairman of the Committee; but it wits suspended at the commencement of the present Session, to eatable them to institute in.. quiries,and make especial report respecting foreign and colonial tinker.. That duty hoeing been futs filled, they proceeded with the question of the Britt tish commerce with Asia. The Report sates that " the Committee have nirt thought it necessary I. direct their attention to the commercial concerns of the East laths Company, as administered by the Court of Directont, with a view to theinterestr. both political and financial, of the corporate body, further thou was iseceieury to elms.. citlate the present state and future prospects of free trade, no effected by existing regulsitorie " It adds. that " this subject, therefore, naturally divides itself according to the eariono restrietioua to which different descriptions of cnrnmeree is these region, ore now sidijteted by law :—that to the territorial possessions tat the Company being carried on by license only from the Company; that to the other parts of South. ro Asia (China excepted). and In the. 'shouts of tie: Indian Wenn, by limo* of tlos Board of Control ; that to China being entirely prohibited to all 1 raise vessels but those in the / 4 1 . • tual employment of the East India Compuey, and the whole trade confined to ships of a certain li7ted amount of tonnage." The Report then more particularly deire;i hes each of these points. The Committee stale. that " the system of requiring lit enses does not :Treat to be attended with any public benefit, and a lee is charged fur each license." But, they continue, 44 a more material a , lvuo;age might probably avenue to the free trade: fruits bring permitted to trade with the smaller ports on the coasts of Corootaudel and Malabar, *bete the Company h ave a l rea dy collectors of the customs established, who might effectually counteract art illicit trade ; whereby n wider field may be opened, and ass additional sti mulus to commercial intercourse afforded to the native inhabitants." The Committee. may, " they cannot dismiss this branch of the subject without observing, that although it is difficult, front the great fluctuation which the fr e e trade to the peoio solo of ladia has experieaced since it has bee., ad mitted upon the terms of the renewed Charier granted to the Cowpony in Isl 3, to estimate fairly the 'twelve atnouot of Its increase, it most he ad mitted that its progress has been ouches to indicate that neither u power to purchase, nor a dispesitiort to use, commodities of European Men to fact u re. arse wanting in.the natives of British ludia; whilst the minute how/ledge of the winos and wishes of the iuhabitants, acquired• by a direct intercourse with this country would naturally lead to a still further augmentation of our exports. The valise of the merchandise floe Great Britain to ludic, which amounted in the year 1815 to 870.1774 had, its the year 1819, increased to 3.052,741 L" Du the subject of the whole trade being confined to ships of • certain amount of tonnage, the Report says:— " It is stated to the Committee by persons wh have been most interested is foreign a correct opi. Mon mann the subject. that in it trade with the na tive Powers in the Gulf of Persia, along the Red Sea. and ow the eastern coma of Africa., as well air with the islands and countries to the eastward of the Company's dominions in Asia, small ,vessels would be employed in preference to large. from the na ture of the Navigation, the great value sod small bulk of some of the articles, as well as the descrip. •tiou of markets where such trade would be Vali leg% OM Sunkr apprehension, indeed, has beets stated to ehiat, that vessels of that description might be exposed to frequent depredstiotis trout pirates who infest those seas ; but it does nut appear that LIMe is any difference to the rate of insurance required frosts large and small ships : if there is a risk, how. ever, the private merchant might safely Se left to c l er l ine f ar it applies to his particular case; whilt• the American made in these ipso, which r. (tamed tall 11,1 wi l l i n yeast Is helots itsothose the bur. (kis oh 350 tons, is tiut stated at any time to haw.. leltfered toutertuay fount such daugers. It may b.- ftnUf keit, that although the native governments or India have been generally supposed to be unfa vtierrible, upon system, to foreign cossonerce, oat recent insiauce of nit.% do positton has been ad duced. The French, tau the (moony, are stated to base been remaekably successful in some recent attempts to open a commercial intercourse wit fn Cochin Chitri ; and the recent knowledse which tAts