The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-06-13 00:00:00

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Clap inda.Mrs. Edwin ; Mrs. k. t ,iyint, Mrs. Oriel" Lotette, Mrs. Harlowe Jacinths, w at. Orr the Comedy a Goand CONCERT;in one act —Dnet • All'a Well" (first and only time), Mr. graham anti Ma w Vestrie. " Sweet Ham" Mies Peva, (accompanied on p Clavv,eset by Mr. Williams) Song, " One surf 9104" pi lul e Vesta.. Sung.'" Death of Abercronsby," 'Mr. Bra. p. Sang, Sweet -Kitty Clever," Mr. Knight. Met, On thy bosom hva/ 08 dulillitthe" Mr. Scotian, sod Aliso: w et Sous', Mrs. Bland. Sonic, " Soldier tired," Mies Mork Italian Trio, Mr. T. Cooke. • which will be added, use tavisarite Extravaganza called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Do. Giovanni, Madame Vestrio; Leporellft;Mr. Knigtd; fioreenor Finickon, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, m Orger ; Min Constantia Quixotic, Mianenbitt ; Mrs. elish, Miss Edwards; Squalling Fan, Mrs. 1313511. nails and Places to be obtained of Mr. Elli.ton, No. 9, aderikplais; sad at the Box-uffice of the Theatre. EGYPTIA N TOMB.— Thi s Estrsordinart • EXHIBITION at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. will roatinue OPEN EVERY DAY, from Elms tin Six. Admittaace Is. - • NATIONAL MONUMENT to COMNIP:- MORATE the LONGEST REIGN of any BRITISH SOVEREIGN, and to Record the Virtirea of his late Ma. jesty King GEQRGK 111. PATROX : Div ROYAL HIGHNESS the PURE of YORK. TIEUSTIMS Sir JAMIRIS BLAND BURMA Bart., , ROBERt 4 W ILLIAMS , 104. M.P. .F .l 41 JOHN RAXISBOITOM.• , - M.P. • • Treasurers. Messrs. [MU ND. Al a MEETING of the COMM' 1r and SHR-COM: 11111 TE, held Jour- 0, at No:19, Ilicoriellastreet, Carew. disleceptarr, it was Resolved, That She Earl of Rimini.' he reqweatiM to wait on the Patron, hie Royal Hightails, the Date of Yore, to report the present stale of the subscription, and to lay before his.jimal Ilighursa whim Letters addreino l / 4 1 to Matthew Wyatt: . Esq.. and „iikallailiWCSlMpkell, the Hatuto rary Secretary, °tribe subject of spilikgra Natiousl.bjp mimeo. Resolvelf;Thal a Meeting of the Committee and Sub- Committee be held on Saturday neat, at two o'clock, and that the actin:: Secretary be directed to wait on such Members of the Committee as ere iu Londent, to request their attendance. Resolved, That the following Resolutions made oil the 3d •nd 13111 of Febrimiy, andcoefirmed the 42.1 of the same month, with the view of careliug the intended. object into efiect, and of giving security to the Peddle, be published. (Signed) BLESIN TON, Chairman. Resolved, That the public be informed that the the Staisie to be erre•eel in honour of the memory of his late Majogly, and which has been projected and is. to he executed by Mr. Matilww Wyatt, is now ready at 19, Henrietta -street, Caveuilisit.eopeare, where pereeess wishing to become Sulmeribrrs may have an opportunity. of inspect hug it. (Signed) BLESINTON, Chairman. Resolved, That the Dumber of the Sub Committee be ex tended ill Twenty-one Member., with the power of increas ing their number if n . y; the additional Members to be proposed at one meeting, and balloted for at the succeed- • ing one. Resolved, That five Sternberg shall constitute a quorum. Resolved, Thal it shall be competent for any three Mem bers of the Sub-Conernietee to eel' a Meeting bye Requisition in willing, ,curd by them, to the Ste-aviary, who shall give four days' notice to every Member, free of postage, when the Paine is to he held. Resolved, That a regular get of Books he kept, tinder the deteentination of a Letter Book, where lime tormponelence shall be entered; Cash Books, where the amino,' shall be regularly kept; and Minute Rook, where all the proceedings shall be entered. The Cash Book and Minute Book to be kept by duplicate. Resolyed,That the Books be at all times open fur time in epect iun of the iHe sobers of the Committee.. t • llas a. Waterloo place; Mr. fiatehard'a, Piccadilly; and . ' fithate, Ililreharller to Mr Royal Hlehseu the Date of Yorit, Ill.,Jameer-sireet ; Office, 19, liteseielta-rircei, Careodtah aill•are, where all Campania-140m ion requested to he ad &Med. ' 4.1.7% -* • dam in • sweet meirwee sebellbet -or/Arvin, keen made in Ora article times-ear Js.L ..Aeposeel of SOO barrels of Terproilinci arMiti p 4 l ,ll 21. 111 4 v M offered. by auction yesterday, Wax ivitlitlestem e hiriag ' ll l It'il bidileidabner lls.perewt.; it was afterwards mid 40 Ilvfid per ewt.— A t the public lair of SO Urals &St . India ilia 50 ' seepoui Gii‘lintill lodic., brought (Unified, jimterifdy,lllll4ll Wirrallwt f. w holdere, and the greater part was withdrawn ijeginsailme it 40 vh. me were e.bl, lei arilsieboalfgood quality, etse244% erig (sow 3;1. Po 401. per lb. hetow the ealei„ thmrenpliph st 4.4 70c-s i la., =Wilting of a f ew info. we lots and road cnnaterwers. Tlnialligist full prieek-J-Rome small sales . hare beei , 1 41 1 !Ilya" Pm* Barilia as .'en advance of U. per ion ea furesiirct ode, Ihigi ' t• rl trstv . ll 11114INFD SuGllrt. —The hilliness done low lump, low vawriled, and the market generally hes been very •dall : • le 7 • - •• 4 4 rillikbowever, ro mom un , ill.red, OIL.—St in, business has b orn d une i n G reenland Oil, in ; 4,4 4 . .4! arrive, at 24/ up 10 25 /. art-aiding tbsinstisttg Oat nf =lrk+, • 2. )•••••••.- /abeam Iv no the spot MU. Mr. is tie current Ode; it *write 3:`,.‘lassasor i J Sea 4144 there is very Rape Oil is very , marg.. 4 and . has advanced from 43/. to 441. p er t en for //lOW tl "V" ' f Linseed Oil is arm. Whalebone neitrinal. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. FRUIT ColetinuPs in very limited demand; there are se veral parcels of Dania Raisin* in the imporiers bandy, but J • the trade being large, holders are not week disposed to per. st. •a • cheer. Three parcels of Ourrants bite lately armcd, sod will most probably find • ready sale. BARTLl.A.—ooo.iderlible business has been done lately at a *mall advance upon the late culvert,. EAST INDIA PRODUCE% COTTON.—The demand has been dull since one last, and '- East India Orton haring been more freely offered far sale prices, are rather lower. The sales of the reek are, in bond, 1.0110 bags Ftrugal, till to 61d. ,• 400 Sorel, dd. to 7d.; 00 Madras, 7tl. In 7,td ; duly paid, 270 /trier na, Bd. to Bid.; SO Persian's (selected), 1314. per lb. Total, 1.698 bags. The imports sre, 33 bales New Providence, 438 rer nimbi:ea, and 21 St. Vincent's. Posfscripf, Tuesday, June 12, Four o'Clock. The B. P. SIMAR market was closed to-day, on accomet of the %t hits.. isolidays; there will most likely he a isruer strew of new Sugar at the openiug of the market, in consequence of the numerous arrivals. Corns.—There hate been some sales of Brasil made pri wittilyy. up to 115 a. per cwt. but the market is generally heavy. EXHIBITION OF BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST. THE difficulty which most of the Visitors at the crowded Rooms of the British Institution have experienced, to obtain a competent or even a trastailory view of this great effort of genius, has iinheeil the present Proprietor to snake a Public Exhibition of it for • few wicks, wish the celebrated Picini... of JOSHUA. by the sante Artist s at N 0.343, Strand. Entrance the 6rat door lo Orkaterisk-otreet. adaiittance One THE KING'S SECOND LETTER TO HIS PEOPLE. SIXTH EDITION. 'Mb , Bay is ptiblished, in Bro. price 2a. printed uniformly :Askh theTTwenty-forth o u r th Edi t i on of the former Leiter, , A SECOND LETTER from she KING to his PEOPLE. Pooh Halved by William Sams, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Doke of Yotk, 1, Si. Jawsea's-street. Of whom may still he bed, The FIRST LETTER from the KING, • new Edition •.i of which (being tire Twenty-fourth) is now ready for delivery. 1 A _F ASH lON ABL E CIIRA 10 r. second. hand, tete property of a Gentleman, TO BE SOLD onsepkte, foe town, with Hainswereluth, Standard,, &e. end with Hind end Front Hervaute Seats, Roots, livid Travelling Appendages iu good style.—May be seen at Mows. Hind ditch's, 93, Long-acre. .. • . aisciomANIACIL ::,;, - .Ws • day is paititelied, price 21. 6d. or ust knee paperAe r , 1 1. Li A DIALOGUE in the SHADES, bvtweeit trilham Caxton, a modern Riblioniatsiar, and ‘llll- limn Wynken, Cleat ; wilts Ike Story of Dean Hottywouara Grebe. • • IL A BALLAD, entitled Rare Doings at Roxbargbe.hall. Ed i lion. 3. EXTRACTS from the Diary of Roger Payne; to he printed and delivered to the Members of the Nibhle.Bib Cosh, at the ensuing Anniversary; with Tart Notes, by the late G. St —.tot. Er. 4. A Copy of the TABLET to he raised to tlw memory of Roger Payne; with a Lithographic Sketch of Site Mo nument. and an cogreved Vignette to the" Dialogue." Printed for ‘Volliam Clarke, New Bond-street. THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. rills EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Jane ! s, will headed Shakspeare's Play of ••" ' • THE TEM VEST ; --- -- Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. • Prospero, Mr. Alseready; Alonzo, 3lr. Egerton; Mr. Damsel; Antonio, Mr. Chapman ; Prises Firsdi id. Mr. Abbott; Yrineok., M r . yo g ,, c h ar d se ep h a .., gg e . Jarmo; Caltbao, Mr. Emery. Miranda, Miss Hallande; sda, Miss Stephens; Arid, Moss Foote. • which will be added. Itith time. avow Grand Melo dramatic Rinussica, called UN DINE; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. lir Hutilbrand or Rings...Oen, Mr. Abbott; Seneaelsal of Mr. Barnes; W•lirr, Mr. Bt•acisard. Miss E. Denuett ; Bertalda, Mrii. Yining; Bridget, r.. Davenport. (the Spirit of the Waters), Mr. .trir; Gybliu (ale Goblin Sprite), Young Grimaldi. Donn lo be opened at Half past Six o'Clock—the Play to plat Seven. loses, 7 11 I Second Price, 3s. 6d. —Pit, 31. Bd.; Second er, 2s. ; Second Price, la.—Upper (Lil 1, Is.; Second Price, Da S iturday, The Provoked Husband, with Croon. Monday, Dimon mud Pyibiaa, with Harlequin and or Bacon. „ a:' YI • • •-•1. , (1 b. i • I .1 P • •t • • CIRCULATING, LIBRARY, ST. JAMES'S-STREET. SA WS, Bookeeller to his Royal Highness • the Duke of York, gratefully return* his sincere acknowledgments to the Nobility and Gentry fur the au spicious encouragement and lilwral patronage with which they have honoured him; he respectfully solicits their anew. flon to the New C•tsloeue of his Circulating Library, which will be timid to contain all the New Winks of merit np to lbe present day. Terms of Subscription as follow :—Sobscribers paying Five Guineas the year are allowed 14 volumes ; Four Gui neas, 16 ditto ; Three Guineas, ft ditto ; H•ll3early sod .Quarterly Subscribers in proper N.B.—Private Boxes for the nesters by the Night. .c.••V . . „ :~ _.. , 4 6. t; Valuable Pictures of the Malian am' Flemish Schools, col. Meted by the late Mr. Bryair, Author of lb. Dictionary of Painters . NO FIXED PRIZES!!! -3,002 PRIZES. including TWO PRIZES of £20,200 most all be Drawn TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, June 14.—Every Chance bought mince the 28th of May, and In the time of Drawing, will be decided Tomorrow.—No Fired Prises! No ('insets!—Ereiy Ticket drawn hisigly, earls deciding its own Fate and nu other. Fh'OM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. } . a . -•-•-•- Ai R. SQUIBB and SON respectfully announce IVA to the Nobility and Gentry, Amateurs of the Fine Arts, that they shall SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at the Gallery, No. 28, Prince's-street, Leicester-square, nearly opposite Coventry-street, the welts. able COLLECTION, formed by the late Mr. BRYAN, which is allowed to confabs some of the finest Spectates% of the Italian and Flemish Schools; particularly the Deluge, by Annibolo Carraeci ; the beautiful Woody Landscape, m ith Bacchanals, by Velsomsez • Aeteon at the Bath of Diana, by Titian ; the Virgin, with the Infant Christ and Anzels, by Vaodyc k ; Holy Family, by Andrea del Sart° ; and many tither very lioelpeeinsens from tbis pencils of L. Giordano, Paul Veronese, A. Sacchi, Gaercino, P. de Commis. RPM. braudt, L. da Vinci, N. Palmitin, Callot, Votel, Breughel, &c. [This Gazelle roielaine the Priv&maitre for Ike Carlo tta/ton of kis Majettp, on Therettor, flit 10/k of Julp pre.a, which we inserted he our Paper of yeaterolap.) MILITARY PROMOTION. Resolved, That all the principal Vaulters throughout the kingdom be requested to receive. Subseriptions for the Public Monument in Memory sif his late Must Sacred Majesty. Resolved, That the Treasurers, Messrs. Drummond, be re quested to receive the Subscriptions, ►ubject to the Drafty of the Sub-Committee. Resolved, That the Treasurers be authorised to pay the Drafts of the Sub-Commitice, signed by the Secretary end five Members. Resolved, That no Draft shell be drawn widlOnt ise hav ing been proposed and approved at one Meeiiitj t ■ad as..- tinned et the succeeding one. • Resolved, That when Money is proposed to be issued, particular notice thereof be gives to each Member of the Sub-Committee. The Tickets are issued in Chances or Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths. and Sixteenths, ohich are lines sellinK by J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractor+, 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket; and by their Agents in the Country. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. THEATRE ROYAL, DRORY•LANF.. N FRIDAY NEXT. June 15, 1821, his J. end J. RIVEWRIGIIT sold in the 1/r•winc whirl look place the 28tli nit. Nu. 1,446, • Prize of 4.0001. ands several wino Capitals. And itereial 21,000/. end 20,01101. Prima* is . the last Four Mouths. ~. ~. • , I hlnjesty's &resole will perform the Comedy of THE HEIR AT LAW, Principal Characters:—Mr. Libidos, Mr. Russell, Mr. Miss Chester, mid Mrs. W. West. ishich will be added, the favourite Extravaganza, callcd GIOVANNI IN LONDON. M 4 UK ETS. To be publicly viewed two dart preceding, vile catalogues may be had at the place of sale ; and of Mr. Squibb sad boo, at their Great Room, Saville.' ow. Resnlved, That a General Meeting of the Subscribers be held evert• PiX months, when an account of the sink. of the Funds, and of the progress of the work, shall be laid before them. (From the a London *roulade Price Cumuli" of Tuesday, June 11, 1831.) DWI Giovanni, Madame Vessrie. the Masquerade &woe various povekies will be intro .,: with others, Mons. I:shrew, the Preach Hercules, of the Fiends and Foetid. Royal Academy, will re nt the principal Statues in the Museum of each, sad rxhibil proofs of wonderful Strength. To coaled, with :Ind Display of Fireworks. ,xee and Tickets to be taken of MC Rodwell, at the litre, of whom oily Private Boxes ears be taken. . - I TOR TIE swam OF MR. W. FARREN. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. )ti TUESDAY, the igilt of June, will be acted, compressed into two seta, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Marheath, Madame Teeple (who Lee in the wd.omeet manner granted the militant, el lwr valuable mew). Polly, Mint MephmaL . . _ .. . After whirls will be revives!. the farce of ST. PATRICK'S DAY. (Written by R. B. Sheridan, E.g.) Dr. Rosy, Mr. W. Farren ; Jostle, Creololowo. Mr. Us ; Lieutenant O'Connor, Mr. Josses. bliss Bridget, Mns. beeped; Clerk, Miss Foote. To roadside with a favourite Dramatic Romance. Tirkets to be had of Mr. W. Farren, No. 3, Duchess ', Prielland.pl.,ce i and at the Box-Offire of tbeTherstre. 1 1 D. has . received the Leiter. anti feels ex- Lis tamely iratertil for the Contents, and the kind Con es it tapresses. la happy to say their Health Is ouch spuis,cl; but is in gr.2at agitation, and even personal fear, k account of a small Debt contracted during rommt illness, ad w•rh the Writer at present is unable to iliseharge.— earnestly eutteats an An-iver as soon as possible; and the same time tvipes it wiil pronounce it Pardon fur beige: impartunate . --Sincerelyasheses Health and Happiness. 4L ESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, OR PUBLIC INFIR VARY, IN JAMES STRLET, WESTMINSTER. The KING, Ritmo. Crate the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, President. NSUNDAY MORNING NEXT. the i 1 171 h instant, • SERMON will he Prem.'will in Saint !upset's Clinrth, Westminster, for the BENEFIT of this NSTITU I lON, by the TY EkS BARR E fl, D.D. r Sad Prue., College, Cambridge. '•• Divine Service sill begin at Eleven o'Clock precisely. The A NIVF.ItSARY TANNER will be Lad at The 11:,ichtd House Tavern, hi. darnes's.street, on THURS. Vi, the 21st 161. each, to be ►ad of the Slewords; the Teem frr.r, George Ausl , E 9. KeOsinictuo; tt tht• !loop: t4l; tr Thatched Honor Torero; and of the Stcrelaty, ont.l :he 191 h :B.f. li,tmtr urn lalpie at Five o'Cluek fur Half-past Five to c o.t:, rrEWARTI4: lti:ht Hnn Lard Arden, tVillinm Annandale, Esq. .IChsttes W. Flint, Dr. Johnson, r..r?• Au.t, sq. James Mitchell, Esq. '''Y kprs, Em. Jeremiah Dyson, Esq. . o .os)tthur, E I sq. Henry Tubb, Esq. ancient Charity possesses the merit of beinr the tut or nit ilic other Subscription Hospitals In this king -1.1.1 the 'reartcrs sod Snborribers not only clothe, 110 41...50d fred the sick sad nerdy front inputs of Great roam. 4 1141 rause the brat atedirikes, wills a superior Meth ! 4101 sarcical subrier, to be ;liven them; but by means repeated benefactions sad !marks of many charitable dies and GeUtlentle, they are enabled likewise to support "'I supply with every accessary enotfort those patients who stele the use of all proper sotiliciacs and methods) are Mgtd to he incurable. getmeriptious sod Ilienefactiour are receive , ' by .0%,,r. Hoare, Rankers, Fleet-street; the Treasurer, Ken kt,zt,in st the Hospital; sod by CHARLES 1)0111116,41.1., Secretary Anil Receiver, 4, Abinssims-creet, Westminster. Valuable and very isnprovableVrtehold Estate In St. Martin's Parish, comprising the 'whole of Orange- strut, Orange. court, part or Castle-street, the Na g .. Head and Light Florae Publie.hoases, and a large Stable.yard.—By Mr. hQUIRK and SON, by order of the Trustees under the - . 'Will of his Grace the late Duke of Buecleach sad Queeues berry, at Garraway's on TUESDAY, July 3, at one, iu Lots, THIS valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE is @Wetted in the immediate vicinity of Leicester-square, cod close to the extensive improvement, uow ing on under the New Street Act, awl it presents a most eligible opportunity for investment of capital, as the present rental arises from °rights! ground reale, the whole of which will expke in right years avol a half from Michaelmas next, when the purchasers will have the opportunity of re-letting at the full value, which is calculated to be at least 1,200 L per an emia. Particulars, with pill's, are preparing, and slay he had 21 days preceding the sale of 111 . Oddie thlair,•nd Forster, Solicitors, Carey street; at the Nag's Head and Light Huts* Public Houses on the Fwtate; at Garrawsy'a; and of Mr. Squibb sod Sun, Auctioneers, SaviLle-ruw. The Cliefden Estate at Taplow, Rucks. opposite Widen head.—Peremptursly by Mr. SQUIBB and SON (by order of the Trustee for Stk.), at Garrawny's, on TUESDAY, July 10, at 12 tiClock, is Five Lots, as order:— Lot 1. Large FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE MEADOW, containing Z 6 accessed a half, in the occupation of Mr. W. Bailey, tenant front year to year, abutting on she road to Burnham, and adjoising the FAialf• of Lie. Wood and the late P. C. Bruce, Esq. Lot 2. A large tract of arable land, containing near 70 acres, wish two See pieces of water, pleasantly situated adjoining Motwn . .., the seat of Lord Greeville, and bounded on the west by the road tom Taplow to Fkaennsfield. Lot 3. The greaser part of that magnilleunt and justly celebrated pro perty, Cliefaen; comprising the 'Oleo( the ancient mansion, with the two wings, extensive °Cies and gardens, the "oble terrace, two lodges, Ration octagon temple, and other ornamental buildings; together with near 137 sews of land, beautifully wood, d, and most aboodsotly stocked with gone; the whole bounded on the west by the River Thames, sod enclosed by a substantial brick wall un the side next the high road. Litt 4. Comprtses . that justly admired building, t i e s pr i ng House, together with a t beautiful portion of she estate, containhig 75 acres. lot 5. Another beauti ful portion of the estate, adjoining south oil the above, consainiiie near 72 acres, bounded ott the east by the high road from Taplow to Beaconsfield, on the west by the Raver names, and on the south by the grounds of 'raptor Court The Esikie may be viewed by application to Mr Tyre, at Cliefders, horn paiticolare (with plans annexed) may be bail ; also of lie. Welton, at the library, Slaulestliead; of Meese,. Flailgate, NiNJ, sod Young, Solicitor., No. 12, Es sex-street, Shand; o f Misers. J. and W. Lowe and Cowhoru. policitere, Tanlield remit, Temple; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, Auctineters, Noble Mansion, Britton-Wert, Berkeley-square, late the Residence and Property of the Earl of Carliampton. Q A t t U he i l v i t o li ve st r i ec ul e S iv O ed N ait beg rau le i :v fr it o t m o bo th tilio e rl , CP, tor, to DISPOSE OF the above Noble MANSION, which tarolains on the ground floor a spieions roomier. ball, darling s-was, snornieg-room, library, gentleman's dressiog-room, ite.; on the principal fluor a very 11111 if Dail! 'mite of apart. twenty, the front room about fifty feet in length, with very lofty and highly enriched covered ceiling, a back drawing. room, ante-room, bedchamber and &tiering-room ; with scver•l chambers over, noel ournerour well-arranged offices on the basement ; a large garden behind, soil eat, iisive stabling, Ssr. ; bell! rimier Lord Berkeley, at a very low ground rent. Principals only will have tickets for viewing forwarded to them, by addressing a line IC Squibb suit SOO, Sarille.row, who are authorised to treat by Private Contract. - Resolved, That the Secretary be directed forthwith to address as many persons of distitietion and influence as pos -1 sible, throughout the kingdems and abroad, informing them of the plan, and soliciting their support and interest for the undertaking. Resolved, That Mr. Hooper be appointed the Secretary. Resolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be reed for con firmation at the next Merihig. • u Resolved, That the Meeting be likings/pied ooßilliktorday evening Dent, at eight o'clock precisely. (Sm'ned) Resolved, That the Minutes of the het Meeting be con firmed. Resolved, That the Assistant-Secretary be directed to ap ply to the Secretary, Sir John Campbell, to confirm his ap pointment. 11111 i to authorise him I. open the letters, said transact other business connected with the Public Mune meat. not requiring pro-special interference. `AI •'. •;. Resolved. That other eligible persona, besides aaniptra, be authorized to receive Subscriptions, subject to the approba tion of the Sub-Committee. Resolved, That Ihi• Meeting be adjourned. (Signed) AVM. I/ ER DA N. Cost o. ' LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. 1 H. R :. H. the Duke__ _ i The Earl of Wahriag-_ . _ ._ or York flos 0 H. R. H. the Duke of Clureoce 105 0 H. R. H. the Duke of thesoex H. R. H. the Doke of Cambridge H. H. H. the hitt erne Augusta 11. R. H. the Duchess ham - £52 10 E._ll. Ball Hughes, _.... . _ Esq. The Proveet of Eton, Dr. Goodall The Right Don. Lord Roston Lord Begot Dr. M. Raillie N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 26 of Glum-eater lO5 0 H. R. H. the Phil era. Sophia lO6 0 The Marquis of Heil- His Grace the Duke of Rutland The Marquis of Lou ilooderry, E.G. The Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool 100 0 C. Forbes, Esq. 51. P. 521. 10.. ; Mr. C. Forbes, jon.lol.los. Mr. J. Forbes, join. by 1. G. 10/. 10r.; Mr. G. Forbes, 101. 10s.; Master J. S. Forbes, 101. 10s.; Miss K. S. Forbes, 10/. 10.. John .1. Angel-stein.. 52 10 Getivral T. Garth .. 52 10 Gen. W. Cartwright 52 10 Gen. Sir H. Taylor, M.P. K.C.B. The Earl of Brescial. ham. 52 10 The Earl of Abb.* don Sir R. Wigrassi, Bart. Walthaaistow-house 52 10 The Bishop of Here ford Sir Francis Willes.., lb • 'rite Viscount Ex mouth, G.C.B 46 • The Ritt,tit Hon. John Su Admiral Sir R. Bicker ton IA 0' Sir Won. Curtis, Bart M.P. Joseph Cotton, Esq. Layton The Marquis of Sa bury, K.G 2l 0 Sir C. Flower, Bars 2O 0 Omit! her, Esq 51. P. 10 10 The Editor of the Oh server lO 10 John Bowden, 10 10 Mr. Alderman Bridges 10 15 Viscount Toerineton lO 11 G. J. Guthrie ' Esq lo4o' Mr. Sams, St. James's- , street Sir Dash! Ogilby 10 IS; Matthew Raper, Esq. 5 5 C. Adams, Esq. M.P. 5 5 Res.). Holies John Thornhill, Esq. 6 5 H. Campbell, Esq. Ar gylesitreet 6 The Marquis of Jo. Rri. Henry Palmer.. 3 3 lhiaw The Earl of Blesinlon 50 0 Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, R.T.S. Hon. See. Subscribers ere requested to be particular in writing their names aad designations, as it is intended to record them a bungle on the ;Kliegs' of the Monument. Books for receiving Substriptions are opened at all the principal Basking Houses in Loudon; at Messrs. Riving- - .:.-~ 54 10 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. • COrrra.—Ouly Iwo public sales have bets brosizht f o rt ward since our last, they consisted of Jamaica, Porto Rico, and $l. Dunsiogo, sod sold at shone the same rates as no Tuesday, except the Foreign. which user nearly all taken is : the Por.o Rico at 115 s. Its 116 s. fir good ordinary, asst 117 s. to 1225. fur Bus ordinary to luw middling; the St. Domingo wan ►ought in at 118 a. 6d. but the highest pike which has been paid privately is 1151. per cwt. The Stock of Cofee is now 3,708 tons, being 48 more than at t►is time last year. present pekes 2s. per cwt. lower. The R.P. SUCIAIt market continues iu the state as de scribed in our last, and without alteration in prices. In Fureigollugar there has not been much busisese dose, 49 chests and 13 casks of Brasil were put up on Wednesday, and went at • small improvement iu prices. The Rost market has bees very fiat, sod Jamsicats have been offered at lower prices. The Mock of Rum is now 16,007 puncheons, and price of proofs Is. 54. per gallon. Ditto, same time last yeas 8,860 puncheons, and pries of proof. 2s. 9d. per gallon. Plalr/170.—the Wednesday 470 loszs of Pimento were brought to auction, and went about id. per lb. lower. In DiIItWOODS there has been little business done, ►et prices are supported. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Juno 9, 1821. Carroll -There has been a good &mind for Cotton from the trade during the last two days; has the market was very dull previously, and has closed at a decline of id. per lb. in Brazils, and barely supporting last week's currency fur other sorts. Tlie sales consist of 4,000 Bowed. at B,J. a 10141, chiefly at Sid. a n. 1.; 950 Orleans at 9J. a ; 40 Ala bama. at 841.; 130 Mobile at 10d. and Md.; 380 Sea Islas& at 140. a 2ld. and a few at 25.; 100 stained at a 12J.; 170 Pernams at 13d. a 13141. and a few as 12-141.; 310 Bahia, at 11141. a 12141.; 100 Maraubansa at 11141. a 121 d.; 30 Mica Novas at 11p.; 190 Mina Gerars at 1441. a 10d.; 10 Para* at 1014.1.; 50 Deme. t 12d. a 12141. • 20 Barbadoes 10.1.; 160 Cubits at 9141 914.; 120 Carthageaaa at nil.; 341 Laguiraa at 9141. ; 25 Sicilians at 10d.; 10 Madras at 841.; 70 Surat. at nil. a std.; 710 Bengal. at 6z.i. a 7:41. per lb ; m dein► the total sates 7,64/0. The import a 13,432 bags, viz. 1.112 bags Demerara, 185 West India, 810 New Orleans, 7,0.37 Chartettan and Savannah, 1,167 other parts of U. S., 3,111 Brazil, 10 Smyrna. The sales of Plantation Sugar, .eonaisting of 850 reeks Demerara, Antigua, and Barliailues bars-gone oft heavily this week at a decline of 6J. a la. per cwt.: there hsa bees wo o in g done In Foreign, except a few chests of Immo: Bahia, .ltieh have becu sold Ist 25.. a 26.. and gu041,14410ut •t 311.. : its East luilia nothisic doing. There is a Wry limited demand for Coffee, and no sales have lamer Madr. We have more inquiry for Carolina Rice, of whiclaWaaalia have bees taken for shipment at 15s. fur ntsrldlkix, 15s. 64. a 164. fur good quality. There is also souse inquiry for Pimento, which has brought 711. a 841. per lb. fur said• Ming to good. In Cocoa and Ginger nothing doing. Rums enntinue dull. There is still very little demand for Dyewood., and only a few toms of solid Nicaragua Wood have !was alispaseil of at 34!. and a small parrot of Campeachy Logwood, fur shipment, at 9/. 10s. per too, short price. Ashes are steady ; Montreal Pot have brought 345. aril Roston Pearls, 49.. Hides remain without alteration; a few inferior and middling Buenos Ayres have been sold at Std. per lb. sod Horse at 3d each. There has been some demand for Tobacco for export, and about 160 Mids. have beta sold, consisting of a lot of fair to good ordinary Kentucky Leaf at 4)d. a nd. and some parcels of Virginia Leaf from 3id. to :W. per lb.. In connqaence of a favourable change its the weather our Corn market has become dull ; very few sales hate been made in Wheat or Oats, and our last ouutatioos ate barely supported, The demand fur Amerlcatt'sweet Hour, fur ex- Commission in the South Shropshire 'Reeiment of Yeorna.;ey Cavalry, rigged by the Lord Lien/enact of the County of Salop. Thomas Leek', Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice George Jef- freys, resiigued—dated May 8, 1871. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Dommett, tale of Deptford, Kent, soap-maker. BANKRUPTS. James Waddington, of Reading, Berk., bent-maker, to surrender, June 23, 25, and July 24, at eleven, at the George Inn, Heading. Attorney', Messrs. Eyre and Coverdale, Gray's I sin-square„London ; and Masses. Biggs and Whatley, Reading. Edward Renaud, of Birmingham, whip-maker, to surren der, June 26, 27, and July 24, at twelve. Attorneys, Messrs. Jennings and Bolton, Elm-court, Temple; and Mr. R. W. Gera, Birmingham. Witham Hopkins, ofilt. Philip lad Jacob, Gloucester, vie testier, to surrender, Jane 20, 42, sad July. 24, et one, at the Rummer Tarim, All Saints-Ivor, Bristol. Attornelse Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Grny's Ion a Laden and Mr. J. Ford Sevier, Bristol. ," 1 • Jacob Fiddler, Peter Fletcher, nod Betty Pitcher, of Patricroft, Inocastor, suttee-sooner', In surrender, July 3, 4, red 24, at one, at the George los, Dile-street, Liver pool. Attorney', Mews. Greed, Lowe, and Hurry, Liver peml ; and Meson. Lowe end Bower, Roothataptowbsilelings, amocery-lane, London. • Thomas Hayward, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, builder., to surrender, Judy 13, 14, sod 24, at eleven, at the George Hotel, Cheltenham. Attorneys, Messrs. Williams and White, Liocula's lan, London ; and Mr. Goodwin, Chet tenbasa. ,• James Middlediteb, of Bury Saint Edmond', Suffolk, plumber, to surrender, June 21, at eight, 22, and Jely 24, at twelve, at the Angel lea, Bury Saint Edmonds. /lute. neys, Mr. leech, Bury Saint Edmunds; and M . Bruins ley, Gray's lea-square, London. Ralph Cross, of Bridlington, York, chemist, to eonmr.- •l t der, June 18, at six, 114, and July 24, at ten, at the Star •, 7 Inn, Bridlington. Attorneys, Messrs. Homey and Wilson, Lincoln's loo.fields, Loudon ; and Mr. Smith, Bridhngten , ..• 1 • ' John Carver, of Lanctag, Some:, farmer, to surrender s ••1 It ,:!r• - i June 21, at sit, WI, aad July 24, at eleveo, at the Mitt • Horse Inn, Steyning, Sussex. Attorneys, NI . Marshall ; ,V 4. slid Upperion, Strysting; sad Meese. Palmer aad France, •1 7' '• Bedford-row, London. • . Vmeent Hanamoad, of Ludlow, S a l o p. wirie-sseochant, to JT surrender, July 17, 18, aad 24, at deireo, at the Angel 100 , . Ludlow. Attorneys, Messrs. Proctor and Stoney, Gray's London ; and Mr. Cooper, Shrewsbury. Thomas Atkinson and Joseph Spark, of Newcastle 'spot). Tyne, horn-drapers, to sorreuder, June 18, July 3, and 24, at eleven, at the George ton , Nrweskile-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Messrs. Hell and Brodriet, Bow London; and Mr. Dawson, Rosemary-lane, Newcastle. DIVIDENDS. July 3. J. Leverett, of East Dercham, Norfolk, innkeeper, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Nreimioh. ' • : July 3. J. Tbonias, of Oswestry, Salop, mercies, at *levee, at the ll'youstay Arms lan, Ormeestry. %slop. July S. T. Whiteman. of Husband's Bosworth, Leicester, innkeeper, nt eleven, at: the George leo, Market-asr• borough, Leicester July 4. W. Tuck, of Marlborough, Wilts, carpentrr, at eleven, at the Town. hall, Marlborough. July 8. C. C. E. Welby, of Leicester. A. W..Rellai,s, , 1.• Stamford, Lincoln, and G. ROW/ IN of Leicester, tom , e. , at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Leuremier. Jolt 18. E. Davis, of Gloucester, drugget, at eleven, at the Booth Hall Inn, Gloucester. Say 7. W. Blackburn and P. C. S. Roosseau, of the City road, Finsbury winare, kliddiessex, corn dealers, at twelve, at Guildhall, LOllllllll. July 3. J. Tyrrell, of Maidatour, Keit, ironmonger, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 3. C. W. Choruses, late of Poch lane, London, but now. of Addington-place, Cambewell, Surrey, stuck-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 4. A. Johnston, of Manchester, silk-mercer, al. nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. July 21. C. R oyde, of Newgate-street, London, upholsterer, at eleeeu, at GoilAblll. July 3. J. 'Wilson, of Nlacclesfielil, Chester, bookseller, at ten, at Goildaalt , Loudon. - July b. C. Clay, of Amon, Warwick, roseb-maker, st eleven, at the lien and Chickens Hotel, Itirmroghsm. July 4. W. Edwards, of Manclwolcr, manufacturer, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Ma nehestr r. CERTIFI l'ES.—Jute 3. n ser n ir ai r i nc t % ' M al a e r d ila ' ll o , t o . flh'Grat"instr-Tguk,HLl7-. ;•2 Y : ••• L" 7 . SALES BY AUCTION. Upper Brook-street, near Hyde Park.—Extremely pleasant Two.roomed House, late the property and residence of Lady Juliana Dawkins, derea.ril. I V,I / R. SQUIBB and SON respectfully an 1. V nuance to the Nobility and Gentry, that they have received directions from her Ladyship's Executors to SELL BY AUCTION, at their Great Room, on Wb:DNESDAY, 20th lost. unless dispose) of by Private Contract, the very deeirsble and extremely pleasant LEASEHOLD REM. HENCE, Nu. 32, Upper Brook-street, within two doors of Park-lane ; containing good entrance hall, large eating room 25 feet by 17 feet 6, a small parlour, stone staircase, two spacious and l o fty drawing-roomy, bo th cominandmr, views of Hyde Park, three bed-chambers, wish water-closet and permits' rooms over. The offices in the basement are an excellent housekeeper's room, servants' hall, butler's partry, nine cellar, del:Hied kitchen and laundry. The premises are Leasehold, for an unexpired Term of fifty. seven years frum Lady Day last, at a ground rent of 601. per 1111111t161. Tickets for viewing may be had of Mr. Squibb and Son, of chum printed partimulan may he had ; also of Messrs. Brundrell, Spiuks, and Reddish, Solicitors, in the Temple. 4 s. • • ! ' :