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• 3 . • , . . „. . i „ C "• A• ' • A .. . ..i ~ ; kVA iIQ t :'' 't; ilit e. iv . itilaLla,Sirsi —_ _ ' i . . . ii . . , . -- -rt-- "-. 1 tiyei !AI/ . 1. Ilid:: 4 !.. ' P R* *r.. , 1 10 •yttr)ete (ft. 1 1 li l • t • .." S I I. ,'. I , 4•14,9va IN siva 3rl: 1 , la . ~, t ~,, 4,. .4 , i t: t. • t fr t t ~• • 1 .. Al . kt \,v'• , . . '7 i I ..- d irt A v , ) --,,, 4 1 ::- - - I- ......rt_.. ~..., „....:,,,i.c.n,,,..,h.„ 14,f llb W tri-oians leivirsu ...--- `,.. .. N0........6.".."ffiamm001.••••••••••••••••0.... f 4. •\ -- N S , " ~:... i Muumuu bbl. LONDON, WEDNESDAY,• DECEMBER 19, 1821. •,4 - 4... Puna id. THRATRK-ROYAL, ORUHY-LANK. P HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, D.c. 19, 11. hos Majesty's Servants will perform Sbakepeare's Tra gedy of MACBETH. OCTAVO EDITION. This day in published, is 3 Vol.. Avo. ',rice V. 2s. boarda, 1 T A L Y.—iiy LADY MOKGAN. Audio,- of " France,"—" Florence Macarthy,"— " 0' Donner &c. Prinlod for Henry Cotillion' and Co. Conduit street. Merin, King of Seatland, Mr. Powell: Malcolm. Mr. lEvrnard ; Marbeib, Mr. Kean ; Marthiff (firm time), Mr. trooper; BAISTIO, Mr. Pope; Lennox, Mr. Thompson; Row. Mr. Penh,. Lady Marbrth, Miss Edmiston. Previous to the Tragedy, an Address by Mr. Cooper. - - - - - - After which the Missies, Farce of THE ROMP. OIJ Cockney, Mr. Hughes; Barest-le, Mr. Gattie; Wally Cockney. Mr. Knight; Captain Sightly, Mr. !laniard. Pe. metope, Miss Cobalt; Priscilla Tomboy, Miss Kelly. The Doors will be opened at Haltpast Six o'Cloek, and the Play heti. at Seven. Boxes, 7. ; Second Price, 3s. 641.—Pit, as. 6.1.; Second Price, ta.—Gallery, to.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal. lerv. Is.; Second Price, 6d. Places to be takes of Mr. Rodwell, in the Rotunda of the Follows of the Theatre. Termorrow, Jane Shore: Jane Shore, Miss Ihlntieteme laved Hastings, Mr. Kean—with The Highland Reel. On Friday, Mr. Kean will perform Cu, the last time until the termination of the Holidays. • On Saterday, a Greed dressed Rehearsal of the new Ex. travagauxa Opera. called Giovanni in Irelasid. THRATRR.I2OY Al., COVENT -GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 19, will be acted Sheksprores Play of THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. Mkt of Milan, Mr. Egerton; Antonio, Mr. Chapman ; Profess, Mr. Abbott; Valentine, Mr. Junes; Sir Thurio, Mr. W. Farrell; Lannce, Mr. Liston; Speed, Mr. Blanchard; Übaldo, Mr. Diseaset ; Rodulfo, Mr. Ppm. m j og M. Tree; Sylvia, Miss Halloo& ; Lucetts, Miss Beamnoni. Is the course of the Play will I.e introduced Songs, Dnets, Glees, and Choruses, the Portly selected from the Maya, Poems, sad Simnel' of Shalispeare. In Act IV. will be in- Imbued Fonr Additional Scenes. After which, 15th time, a new Entertainment, called THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. The Principal Characters by Mr W. Farreit, Mrs. Chat. Orley, Miss Fuote, Mr. Faweell, Mr. Atkins, Mrs. Fanell i , Miss Love, Mr.. Gibbs, and Mrs. Vining. A Private Box may be had fur the Benton, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box•O(Tice. The Two Pates of Frederick the Great will be repeated every Evening this we. k. To-naorlow and Saturday, The Two Gentlemen of Ve rona. On Friday, the Opera of The Exile. The new Grand and Comic Christmas Pantomime will be produced on IVednesday, the 26th inst. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. EVANS, At his House, No. 93, Pall-mall, TO-MORROW, THURS DAY, December 20, snd two folluwiag Days, THE LIBRARY of the late J. 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This is a kind uf Instrument which has lung been anxiously wished for, one embracing all that is gene. rally most desirable, with very little trouble, time, or ex pense, in its attaiameut ; the new Dital Harp, now most respectfully offered to the particular notice of the polite Musical World, is one scarcely bigger than a Spanish Gob. tar, yet possesses all the general properties and effect of the large Pedal Harp. and is played on in the saute manner; and though not of the like farm is quite as elegant, and is usually completely learnt in One Month, ur by only Eight Lessons of instruction, often even in less time. The Price of the Dula! Harp is exceedingly moderate. All Particulars rewinding the above extraordinary little Instruments may be known by application to F.. LIGHT, Mimic Professor, slur inventor, itc. Nu. 8, Foley-place, avcndish•squarr, where obi y may be seen and heard, and can only be lied. N 13.—The Dital Harp taught at home and abroad, as ■lso the Piano-forte, Singing, and the Theory of Music, in the present style and taste. --- RICH WHEEL FOR THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING. CIA lIROLL, the Cooirreior, hews to inform the NI I Public, that the last and only Day of Drawing is TO MORROW, 20th DfCEMBER, when ill Ilse Prizes in the present Rich Wheel meat be drawn, via— -1 of t 30,000 2 1 1 3 3 4 . 2OO With • multitude of inferio- Prize< of 1001., 50/., 401., 301., 251., Ste. &e. ramifies' less lima Two Blanks to a Prise. res are Selling at CARROLL'S truly Cornhill, and 26, Oxford.atreet, where /MI 11,483, a Prize of 30,0001. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Comessisviou in Hie North Somereei Regiment or Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by Ike Lord Lieutenant of the Cosily of Somersrt. George Blessiicr, Esq. to be Captaiu—dated November 1, 18t1. Richard Soother Fussell, and Jobe' Stroud, Gents. to be Litre tenant•—datrd as above. Remy Miller, Geol. to be Cornet—dated u above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Nathan 'haver, of Sttaubridge, Patuswick, Gloucester, clothier. BANKRUPTS. Edward Jarvis, of Norwich, carpenter, to surrender, Janu ary 2,3, and 29, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. Parkinson, Norwich; and Mesa's. Poole and Greenfield, Guy's Ina-square, London. Abraham Barratt , of Newport Pannell, Buckingham, farmer, to aurreitiler, December 21, at two, 22, and Jail uary 29, at lei, at the Swan Inn, Newport Pagnell Attorneys, Mr. Coorh, Newport Pagnell ; and Messrs. Spence and Des borough, Furnivars into, London. Samuel Gleave, of Warriugton, Lancaster, shopkeeper, to surrender, December 28, at six, 29, and January 29. at ten, at the Nag's Head Inu, Watringtoso. A ttorucys, Mr. Dodd, IYarringtou ; and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, London. Copan Paulson, of Si. Neuts, Huntingdon, ironmonger, to surrender, January 5, at the George Hotel, Huntingdon, 9, and 29, at three*, at the Falcon lan, St. Neel,. Ailer on'', Mr. Day, St. News. Joins l'arr, of Stand-lane, Pilkingloo, Lanelater,cheek -ma. nufacturer, to surrender, January 4,5, and 29, at two, at the Coach and Horse. Ina, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Pt rkins and Frampton, Holborn court, Grey's Inn, Luuduu; and Mr. Thomson, Manchester. George Turner, or Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, January 15. 16, and 29, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, M . Tsylur and Roscoe, King's Bench Walk, Temple, binders; and Messrs. Lace, Miller, and Lace, Liverpool. Stepheu Else, late of Tredegar Iron-works, Bedwellty, Mow mouth, shopkeeper, to surrender, December 21, 28, and January 29, at eleven, as the Castle bill. Member Tydfil, Glamorgan. Attorneys, Mr. Perkins, Mertb)r Tydfil; and, Mr. Gregory, Clenwsit's lon, London. George Clarke Staples, of Halifax, York, woolslaper, to surrender, December 28, at six, 29, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax, and January 29, at eleven, at Ramie's Hotel, York. Attorneys, tslr. Wiglesivorth, Gray". lon rquare, London; and Messrs. Thompson, Stausfeld, and Tburnps , in, Halifax. John Caere, of Beckley, Sussex, dealer, to surrender, De. ember 22, 29, and January 29, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Balikrupts, Bashighall-street, London. Att ye, Messrs. Dawes, Lordlier, and Fisher, Rye, Sussex; and Al . Limn and Wateimau, Essex-street, Straw,. Robert Bainfard, of Pontefract, York, ntaltster, to surren der, December 31, at five, January 1, and 29, at elms, at the Old Llephant Lnt, Pontefract. Attorneys, Mr. el. 4 4 Cateaturs-street, London ; and M . Clough and Brook, Pontefract and Huddersfield. Richard Biughans, of Gosport, Southampton, clerk, to sur render, January 5,12, and 29, at twelve, at the Star Into, Gosport. Attorneys, Mr. Montagu, Lincoln's inn -fields, Lamina; and Mr. Callaway, Purtsmontli. James Wildman, wow or late of Feu.conet, Fenchurch. street, London, merchant, to surrender, December 22, at twelve, January 8. at one, ■ud 29, at twelve, at t►e Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Le Blanc, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, Lando's. Denis Callanan ■nd Thomas Walsh, late of Kiug•street, Wapping, Middlesex, soap makers, to surrender, December 22, Ilk and Janeary 29, at foram, at the Court Of Commiii. lionen of Bankrupts, Ra•ingliall-street, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Thompson. Walbrook. William Henry Marshall, of Bristol, ahip.broker, to Silt. reader, December 29, 91, and January 29. at one, at the Rummer T . Bristol. Attorneys, Meows. Vizaril and Blower, Liticolu's Inn, London ; alid Mr. Gregory, Bristol. DIVIDENDS. • January 5. J. Ritson, of Oohs*, Cumberlan d , tallow.clionil. lee, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bantropts, Basinehall.street, Losolow Jannary 8. A. Rielmedison, of York.strest, and T. IVelsh, of Cleveland-piece', Mary..le.boue, Middlesex, builders, at twelve, at the Court of Cummissiuuers of Bankrupts, Bo singhaltati eel, Lon•low January. 8. H. i l/sry, Tapley, Hereford, builder, at 'le ' yen, at the ee- bowie T , Hi:refoirl. January 12. It off Froner, of Fenclorelastreet Chambers, Lon. don, flour-factor, at ten, at the Court of Conainistionem of Bankrupts, flasitigball.street, London. Jemmy 12. D. G. Dante aad S. A. Snood's, of Plymouth- Duck, Devon, drapers, at test, at the Court of Commiamoo era of Bankrupt., Bootetlbog Street. Loudon. January 12. P. Hirschhorn, of ToriochapeLDock, Plywooith, DC.IIII, and of Bloomsbury square, Middlesex, ship builder, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Haulm/pt., Bmingliall-street, Landon. January 8. G. Feared, jun. late of West Manioc, Kent. sur geon, at one, at the Court of Commies'...meta of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street, London. January 19. T. Gilleland, of Great Winche don, merchant, at twelve, at time Court of of Bankrupts. Basingliall.street, London. Jannary 26. W Pulleyn, of Leadimball street, London, gold. smith, at eleven, at the Coon of Commissioners of Batik. 'opts, Bamingball.sireel, London. January 12. D. Campbell, B. Hal per, and A. Baillie, of die Old Jewry, London, merchants, at ten, of the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiogliall•street, London. J•ouary 19. G. Dwyer, of Exehange•alley, London, and of Gi ay's InWlane, Middlesex, broker, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-sauce,, London. January 22. %V. Wilson, of Fencleurcb.street, Loudon, and of Liinehonse. Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at tr c Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bnalogliall•street, London. January 12. B. Bourdillon, of Walthamatow, Essex, insur ance broker, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Baokrupia, Basinghall-street, Loudon. January 22. E. Cohen, of London, merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrispas, Bastughall street, London. January 28. W. F. A. Dufour, of Bernera.atreet, Oxford. street, and of New -street, Covent garden, Middlesex, jewel ler, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupt., Basingliell-street, London. January 12. H. Clarke, of But hden, of Huntingdon, grocer, at the George Hotel, Iluntiugdon. December 29. G. N. Thurkle, of New-street-square, Fetter. lane, and of Fkrt street, London, wine -merchant, at one, at the Court of Commissionei II of Bankrupts, Basiughall street, London. January 10. J. Worley, late of Liverpool, wine -merchant, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. January 10. G. Waits, late of Chichester, batter, at two, at the Swan Inn, Chichester. December 27. M. Vaughan and C. Appleton, late of Liver pool, straw bounet-oinunfacturers, at tine, at the George lon, Liverpool. February 5. J. W. A. Sauget and J. Walley, of Lime -street, London, meichauta, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupt*, Baainehall street. February 9. T. Dove, of Maddest, Essex, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Comb of Coloosissioturs of Bautrupla, Hasinghall.atreet, loodois. CERTIFItATU.—hououv S. M. Forster, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, emcee—T. Hart, late of Bridpurt, Dorset, grocer.—J. Davies, of slitcbel. dean, Gloucester, draper —J. Marsh, of Ruilieraio, York, grocer.--J. Callow, of Princes.sireet, Sohn, Middlesex, int dical hookseller.—J. Spear, now or late of Sheffield, Yuuk, merchant. 1.on• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Andrew and J. Frtwer, of Upper Thames-street, London, plumbers, September 29, 1321—C. Load and A. Wormall, of Brewers -stereo, Somers Town, Middlesex, grocers, December, 1821.—W. Barlow, and J. B. Mauna, of Watling-street, London, wholesale ironmongers, Decem. ber 18, 1821.—G. It. Kirke and A. Jarman, of Battersea fields, Surrey, taunters, December 18, 1871.—5. Solomon, K. Lewis, and S K Solomon, of Charing.cross, Middlesex, army tailors, December 10, 1821.—5. Dane° and G. Smith, of Bishomaic-street Without, London, butchers, Decem ber, 7, 1821. MARKET'S. [From the " London Mercantile Price Current," of Teseaday, December 18, 1821.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH NIAIN PRODUCE. Conti.—Only two small public 'airs have been brought forward since Tuesday last, consisting of British Plaatailuis, which went at the full prices quoted its our last, meld fur same lots of Dominica, which brought a small advance.— There has heeu • steady demand, by private contract, far coloury Coffer, and the transactions in Foreign have in con sequence been chiefly in Brazil, from 9SI to 100.. per cat. St. Domino has been sold at our last quotations, but the demand has been languid thereat. The stock of West India Coffee is now 2,4 CS tons, being 390 less than at this lime last year ; present prices 17s. per cwt, lower. SW:Ult.—The demand for British Plantation has been 641 during the week, and prices are abut Is. per cwt. lower for all descriptions. FOREIGN Sooatt.—Three public sales of Havannah have taken place slime our last, comprising altogether 622 chests, above half of which was damaged : the whole of the sound WAS bought in from no. 6 to 435. (or low to white; the damaged was generally sold. _ . . . The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 5,217 casks less than nt this period last year; present p ices 2s. 6:1. per cwt. lower per Gaulle The present stock of Rum is 31,688 puns. and price of proofs Is. 4d. per gallon. Stock last year, same date, 19,045 puns. and price of ptoofs 2s. per gallon. Cocoa.—Trinidad continues in good demand, and at tha public tale ou Thursday higher pikers were paid : two tuts Grenada brought 965. 6d.; Berbice was offered at the minis sale, and taken in tar want of buyers. PENICNTU.—The Isle advance has been fully supported, but the demand has tint been quite brisk; there lids out been any offeted at public rale this week. Loowoon has been in brisk demand, and at advanced prices. FUSTIC bas beet. dull of sale. LIVERPOOL. REPORT. DFCCMISFR 15 Copron.—There bas been a moderate di mind this week, owing portly to the llUtllefollll public sale. announced for yesterday, which went uff heavily, and of 3,000 bags offered linty 1,363 were sold, viz. 285 Bowed., chiefly new, at 81d. sp. fur ordinary, and 91.1. to 10d. fur good fair to gond ; 240 Alabama., 0111. a 71d. fur ordinary 111 midillivg, BJ. a 9d. fur fair to good fair ; 50 Sea islands 131.1. a ?Sid. for middling to fair, 40 stained 101 d. a 121,1. fur fair to good ; 435 Demerara. 91t1.• 101.1. fur ordinary to fair, 1 Id. a 12.1. fur pouf fair to fine; 13 Barbadoe* sp. fair; 271 Cuhas 83. a 843. fair ; 10 West India. 81.1. fair; 20 Surat 613. ordinary. The sales by private arc 5.800 bagit, ruusialing of 2,500 Bowed. at sta 10p. ; 450 Orleans at 81.1. a 110. and a few Sue at 1213. ; 80 Touuessees at 73. a 81d. 30 Alabama. at 81d.; 410 Sca Is!ands at 133. a 213. and a few very line Oil.; 30 stained at 100 • 1121.1: 650 Pie. crams •t li i .!, a 111 d. ; 5.56 Bahia' 10101; a ; 160 Marantimma at 11.1. and 1 I i.l. ; 30 Parma •I 141. 70 Mina Genres at 70 Demerara, at lld at 11 ill.; 10 Kasha does at ; 210 Cartbrigenas at BJ.; 220 Surma at 61.1. a 7ld ; 130 Illengals al Oil. • 61.1. per lb. ; making dur total sales 7,000 hag.. The import ibis weak is 2,610 hips , iit. Demerar• 39 hag, Smiiii•b 972 bags, other parts ut U. S. 1,569 hags, Perttig•l:;9 trip. We have still a good demand for Plantation Strm, and 900 casks have been taken by Ole trade at last wet lea Two public sales of tall laid.. Sugar beriaght forward yes terday went off at full prices fur the best descripttarium suit able to the grates, but the jar rim. qualities were anhilrawa for want of buyers ; about 1,300 bap have been• labia at 665. a 735. for good to fine yellow. moil 76a. a 83s. fur twid dling to very fine while Bengal. Demurs.. Molasses of good qa-lily have b K bl 22a. We have a very limited &tumid for Coffee, and of 1,000 hag. Demerara uffeied at 'union us Monday only a few lots foruil boyera, viz. triage at 20a. a 92..; good In firm or- Allary 101 s. 1109 s. Oil.; sad midalltag to good mbldliag at )12s. a 119 s : by private treaty the only bale made is 200 bare Dvariagiboutlatr quality, at Ms. A small Mt of Brazil Cocoa has been take n for expert at 45r. 1.1. but lb* dumand is very limited Carolina Rice of fair to fine quality brings ill small parcels 17s. a 18s. 611. . _ Rums are still very dull, and we reduce our quotations of Lewards Id. per gallon, a few of proof strength haviug sold at Is. IJ ; Jamaica 17 O.P. have sold at Is. lid. Dye woods are without alteration ; o'il Jamaica Largwood has been 'lisp:well of at AL IN., and a small lut of Campeaehy ak 10/. Ashes a►e Weedy at 39.. thl ■ CM. for Stases' Puts, and 375. Bd. a 355. for Montreal Pearls. The sales of Holes have gone off heavily *gain ibis welt, and at rather low prices, consisting of a small parcel of fair H. A. Cow and Ox at 9P, dry Para at SP ' salted at 6.1 a 131.1. per lb, sad H. A. Horse at 7s. 2d. a 75.9 J each. Tall..w is is rather better demand, and 45.. has been pail fur Russia Yellow Candle. We have au alteration to notice in Tatham. Our Corn we•rket still rtmsains iu a languid slate; the few sales made in Wheat Lave be • u at a decline of U. in 3d per bushel, on last week's prices. Oats are steady. Some few rale• have bees made in old American Flour for export at 255. per barrel, bust fresh parcels are held at 295. a 30s. per barrel. Ou,s.—Fish Oils have been very dull, but owing to the rise to Tall o w, holders are asking rather higher prices, but it would be thflicult to sell Greenland Oil in quantity at 19/. Linseed Oil is dull and rather lower, Rape Oil is also lower. RIFIN eD SVGAR.—Link business ha. been done in large lumps since our last, the demand fur liambuigh having bet n very trifling; in other descriptions there have been some sales, and the prices geneially a►e the same as last week. Molasses is steady at 235. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Corton.—There has not been much animation in theism.. krt glare our lase, a fair quantity has howe vet been sold •t the previous peters, via. (thity.paid) 100 begs Surat, very ordinary 6141. fair 7d. to 71.1.. good 81(1.; 600 Bengal, very ordinary triel., fair 64. to 61.1 , good ; 140 Madras, fair 7d. to 7,0 , guud 7111. ; 100 Demerara, fair 10J. to 101.1.; 30 Pernambuco, good 131 d. Total 970 bags. lIIDIGO has been in steady deresod 81 an advance of 1.. to Is. KJ. per lb. on the prices of the Company's last sale above quoted. BALTIC PRODUCE. Tat. Low has been in Nish demand, and as high as 495. per cwt. has been paid for Yellow Candle. Posiseripi, Tuesday, Doceueber 18, 1821, Four &Clock. BRANDY is Sat and about 2J. per gallon lower. -The COMR DIAINID was i/u:I today Air both British Plantation and For. iv!, there were a few inquiries, however, led to little business, 101 s. commit at preseut be obtained fur Si. Domingo. B.P. SUGAR —The demand eonliaues languid, but holders are firma, sp i t the sales in-day were made at full priers, es. cept fur ordinary St. Lucia bas beets sold at ale. p.r cal. MR. HUME'S VISIT to MONMOUTH. [From the Gloucester Journal.] The shove distinguishes! Senator haying promised to visit T. Swinnerton, Esq. of Wuttastuw House, near that town, a deputation, uu the part of the ludepentieut Burgesses, white at Hereford, waited 0111 Mr. Hume, semstiitisic him ti accept the Freedom of their Borough, mud partake of a public diu oer on the same day. This request was most politely ac ceded to; snit we may proisomice a the most important in its interest of any thing that had pretedtd it on such au urea. lioll. About dere.' o'clock he was met at the Hereford turnpike by a numerous body of the Burcesses and other in habitants, who, preceded by a baud of music, banners flying, the hells also ringing a merry peal, routine rd him to the Town-ball, where lie was received by the Mayor, Bailiffs, mild other officers. He came in the carriage with R. Pi ice, Esq. M.P., attended by Mr. K. tioskyns, who were followed by J. L. Scudamore mid James Pbillipps, &qrs. Aticr being introduced to the Mayor and Bailiffs in the Jury-moor the party procerded to Ow Hall, where they were avain met by T. Swinnes ton, J. 11. Moggridge, and Walter Palmer, Esqrs. who also took their seats to the HsII. The Court being opened, T. G. Phillpotis, Esq. (who had so often addressed the Burgesses during the priries. of that real cone they hail Si, successfully advocated) cause fui wards to propose Mr. Hume as a Gentlemau (my way worthy to be enrolled a Burgess of their ancient borough; which was unanimously agreed to with the must unbounded applause. It. Price, Esq. M.P. fur Hertfordshire; James Esq. of Brysigwyu; J. L. Scuslainure, E.q. of Kenlchurch ; K. lloskyus, Esq. of Vowchurch ; and Walter Paliner, Esq. of Pencoyd, all in the county of He reforil, acre severally proposed as Burgesses, and eb rued with the seine seeks of general approbation. .1. H. Muggridge, Esq. was atsu swim's a Burgess, hariug been proposed sod elected at a former Court. Soma as the usual oath bad been takes by ells &beim gen. Mr. HUME rose, and in a speech of comae' I. able length, elucidating those subjects of political economy, her whrch he has been so highly and deservedly esteemed by a + hole peo ple, returned 'hanks fur the high !wooer which 11.4 b. rn con fere et! upon him. lie warmly congratulated the bile yawn of Monmouth nu the success of the glorious struggle M which they had beets so lung salt Au arduously engaged; he congra tulated them ou having :arrived at the due knowledge of the eights which nature and the constitution of their country bad conferred upon them, ■tid on their vindication of I 'suite rights, as men dettruiturd nu Imager to submit to political mad mural degradation. lie said, Heat even in Me horrible state of rotten ness its ahich a vast ar.jority of the boroughs of Guest Bedsits acre sunk, if such tastily, ruinous, situ patriotic energies were excited, and by legs' messes directed to the same great end, great improvement in the state of the country would ; but without a fair, full, and egnal sepreaelitatioo of the people iu Parliament, which at present they Aare not, this country will, be said, never recover the prosperity sod happiness it has lust, nor regain its former high and huncor. able statiani amongst the nations of the earth. lie conjure el the Burgesses of Monmouth to persevere in their honourable, patriutie, and constitutional course, till the representation thereof lit Parliament became teal instead of elrfen/—till they, the people, were liters represented, instead of a blanch of the Aristocracy, which converted the influence it there by acquired with the Minister to the purposes of se If-Weeps', and the support and emolument of its family end dependents. Air. II lame sell, be trusted that the coat. thietury boroughs would catch the fire and cul‘Slieolionel 91411 of Monmouth, laud disdain belies airy longer made the tools of their own vas. seine, degradation, laud Uppieigitlel. Ile successfully re pt/nil the abuses of 31i: islets iu the luviihexpeuditere ul the phhlie money, expressing hie firm belief that reirrerhmeot and refmni, honestly and firmly Orland, tolesl se*, r esey ten millions of motley to this oppressed •hd sinking co /tart. H. most feelingly deacribeal the direfhl and dist' ess foil tlTre• of inordinate taxation on the properly, the tonthirtie, and at privations of the people; end, as wishing well to the Cone' !otiose of Government. w hie+, if adm!solotered in its erne prix. elides and in its geoUlne spirit, would moire the happinr-4 of every elms of the tommunite, its own permanence, tin.l the safety, peace, and tranquillity of the iroelstry, he dr pr-. rated the coutinninre of a system which devoured the frosts of indiestry, had already eoaverterl millions into panpo re. and now threatened the 'enaction of the " middle ant hither orders." The speech of Mr. Home tray receive" throughout with the lorries, demonstrations of applause, and we believe we may safely say, there rrrrr was a more attentive, a more Impressed, or a more grateful audience. Mr. Prier, Mr. Moggridge, and the other gentlemen, se verally addressed the Meeting; alter which the Court ad journed to the Jury Roont, who. e the refreshment of cake soil wine was banded round to the new.unade Burgesses, end their health, also pledged by the Mayor and Borges..., cot adding such rank and forts., to their list of other chrome hers of eminence in this comity. Such were the noxious wishes of the people towards Mr. Hume, that, etmept at the periods when the contest fur the election of Mayor between Mr. Heath and the Common Council candidate took place, we sever witsiess,J a more numerous or mnre rearectable assemblage. At half-past three o'clock, the company sat down to a mot sumpthous dinner at the King's Head Inn, consisting of Ash, with large presents of game and a aide of venison, from the gentlemen who honoured the table with their presence. Tte Mayor was supported on his right hand by Mr. Home, Mr. Price, and Mr. Sendamore : on his left by Sir Swannery)°, Mr. Mogeridge, and Mr. Palmer; and is hoot by Mr. Phil lips and Mr. Hoidynt. The Touts.—Goon after the cloth was removed, and the health of " The King" pledged in their elmoe.., the vary rose soil observed, that as the evealng was •dvaccing, it was his a ish that its remaining boars dumb' be devoted to the be s t pa r p o ses fur which they hod assembled. It was • circumstance which occasioned him the create•t $.l is observior that the room in which they were tbrn .rooted might be deemed " Ihe cradle of no loakitradeitt Balgeases," for in it they first assembled and marched to the II ell, to demand those rights which had been so how vaunt.ri over them. A miad the most 'silent conk! never hove expects , ' that it would he geared with the pre'. nee of sects characters as now came forward to suppu'l that jade peuileeee, and avow their saterhment to that censor which had rendered the name of a Burgess of Monmouth respectable to every part of the kingdom. He e tumid therefore propose the health of " Joseph Hume, Eli M.P. our newly-electe.l Burgess, with our lost thanks for his most important ser vices in the British Senate;" which he mondial might be drank with three times three—lt were useless to remark, that it was received and drank with the must heartfelt plea sure and implanse. Mr HUME returned thinks is a speech replete with•pro found political observations • which was again heard with the snort silent siltation ; an d crowned, when he sat down, with rapteernits admiration. The MAYOR then gave the health of " R. Price, Esq.sl P. for Herefordshire," and afterwards that of "T. &wiener ton, Esq.; each of whom trouped thanks in expressions of the warmest esteem for that cause which had called them together, and in language the must classical. Mr. HUME again ruse, and gave the health of " The Mayor" (Charles Heath, Esq ), emorludieg Lis address wills expressions of the warmest esteem and good wishes for him self sod fur his family. After the MAYOR had returned thanks, he begged to pro pose the health of " The Burgesses of Uut.tentte," Ise. who had done themselves so much honour in returning such a distiuguiahed Senator to the British House of Commons T. G. PHII.I.POTTS, Esq. next proposed the health of "The Champion of the Borough, Mr. Moggridge," which was also drank with long and fowl cheering; and Mr.M. returned thanks in a highly Interesting speech, connected with the present depressed state of the country; and Intern he mat dowo, be begged to bear the opinion of his friend, Mr. Walter Palmer (who sat near him), on the same subject, which was immediately complied with; and at the conclu sion, each speaker was cheered with distinguished marks of appends:di tttt . The MAYOR next proposed the health of "J. L. &oda. sore, Esq of Kenichurch,' descanting en the merits of his father, whose memory was so dear to every lover of his court esy ; and he rejoiced in seeing the son of that father associ ating with them in support ashore principles which be wil ed with his life. Mr. Scudamore returned thumb; and the Mayor gave the New Burgess, as hi. health wet di auk at the table et tirrefurd—" The holiest noose of Phillipps (of Bryngwyn), toot add branch." Mr. Phillippa returuiel thanks; mid the Mayor proposed the health of "K..lgwin Hookees, Esq. of Yoe/church. the Rim and tried (head of civil liheriv "—Drank with like applause. The MAYOR 'lieu claimed the attention of the company, while he gave the health of the last elected burgess—" Mr. Walter Palmer." Mr. PALMER (who, with his brothers, had been educated at Monmouth) took occasion to remark on his early acquaiut • mice with the inhabitants • and int. oduced a few wools con meted with the memory of • deceased brother, • bids occa sioned the sigh of sympathetic feeling from one extremity of the table to the other; and when he sat down, the hearts of his hearers testified the esteem which be bell in their afer. time. The next toast from the Chair was the healths of " Mr. Rehm, Mr. T. G. Phillpotts, and Mr. Hetbcrt Harris ; which was prefaced by a high enlogium on their distil'. guished disinteiestedness during the whole of that trial, which in a great measure crowned the cause they bad partly met to celebrate. Drank with long and loud npplause. 11 was mentioned, that the author f a pamphlet ou the present State of the Country, who had written under the title of " A Farmer's Son," was iu the room, and that it s y would wish to hear leis sentiments. This called up M.. Ellidge, who delivered his opinion iu such a strain of e!ocu lion as convinced his he that neither himself nor b , 4 father had neglected his education. Oho,' he finished b.. addrem, the Mayor rose to ea taro him his best thanks. sad that of the company, for the admirable language in which ba hail expressed those opinions, and begged to drink a good health to " The Farm. r:" ohtch beige &me, Mr. E. agaiss rose, and in language the must beautiful sod the moat etas sins,, continued in the solute strain of elegance of expression, and be sat down crowned with a burst of applause equal is any thing that had pr. ceded ihin the course of the meeting It was now ten WI. luck, am, the mealy elected Burgess:l having come from Foaley (a distance of twenty-six mike) to the me. hug, they repressed a wish to withdraw, sod hik ing their have of the company, retired to Woriastow-House, the seat ~r Mr. So tonertun. Oil the 31..yor'a leaving tko• room, Mr. Phillpotta took the door; suet she health/ Mr. Henry Hughes, Mr. Said), mot other patriots of the buiough, were successively draeik, will, all that enthusiasm which their geoerous eversions iu the guest cease claim 1117.3 its friends.—About eh esti o'clock the company broke op. SPRING) Cont.—The following siocular occurrence took !inert. tau 'flinraday 1..4, in tine of she priserres belougioz 11043nTON, Esti at Walton Hall. The gain, . kr. per was, as usual, goicg his daily round. of visiting she dilicrent spring guns that are stt in she wuuds, and had iv. p irchrd within Sao tity yards of one of them, when it v.i..t apparently without any cause: Riser re charging is, h.. wen, to adjust the wins, when, at she di , tance twine. a fussy and fifty yards from the gun, to his great astonish meta, he found a due cock pheasant lying dead upon the ground. The bird was pitiably alarmed by Lis near ap proach, and is Ayiug emur in contact with the woe, and thus di charged the guu.—(Presto:l Cleronk!e.)