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'! . to Ltall/11111 Clitr„! wit, 1 . ,Is*,, •,, e ; . ss e ...: t e Ite ' • , !• , :abeettqii Ilea d! ••t-I.:, 71 'sit ..) ia-e. r. 4 • . . - e .1 - ' • •-• ^ • . . •- . •.• , • • I • ' • --'• • • _. • -, i tt..e arre't •. - • . ..• . NUMBER 5802. tr • • I - • • LONDON, TUESOAY 4 :11/LY 10, 1821. t.., i l'itt• v 7 8 1. • •,- • , • 4 .0 1,! !t.. • • -• •. I"' • 1*: 4 O KING'S THEATRE. THEATRE -ROYAL, ENGLISH OPPRA-HOUSE, MR• HAY DON '0 PICTURE of . 1 i 004..1 ,-; ~ . ,i .. . THE REVENUE; "'' i ' '''. " ' ' ' ' • , THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, July 10, STRAND. CHRI:4I"s ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM, after a will be performed Rossini's Opera Buff's, TFIIS EVENING, TUESDAY, J u ly 10, most enthusia s ti c recept i on in Sothutd, THE AGONY IN ARSTSACT o f the NET PRO DU C E of the RiTENVE of GREAT BRITAIN , in flee Yearr . mini sth July 1840, and IL TURCO IN ITALIA. will be performed I THE GARDEN, and all his ietier Works iiiF Now .slh Ally, 1821, distinuishing tire Quarters • sad also .Me Toial Prodiroe cf Me Con dated Ficidt the Annual • 4 -• r • Between the Acts (third time), THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. OPEN at 53, Pall•mall. Duties, nod War Tarsi ; or afro Me Total Produce of Me Cirsiosis and Erwin. •LA FOIRE DE SMYRNE. Admittance, Is -Catelognes, th.t. Peaclinto, Mr. J. Knight ; Lockit, Mr. Bartley ; Captain i • 1 1 1 After the Opera, the Grand Ballet, entitled 111seheath, Mr, Pearnsna; Filch, Mr, Wilkitivon. Polly REVENUE,distin-' Quarters ended. ' Quartets ended LE CARNAVAL DE VENISE. Peachum, Miss Ford, (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, her l N O f E — That all TICKETS reh•ell can be meshing the Coo-1 • Yearendedil Year ended . Application.) for Boxes and Tickets to be made to Mr. 2•1 appesrauee in Lonolon and her eighth on any stage); Lucy Lockit, Alias Kelly ; issued foe TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY have been solidated Fund, ,the 10th Oct. .sth Jan. sth Aril, sth July., 30.1.4 I, 10th Oct .' sth Jan. Soh Ap • sth Joly. 5111 July nen. Bookseller to his Majesty, 27, Old Bond stunt. &leered 10-day, and that all those who hasp not received Anon aDitties,andl 1819. ! 1820 1820. upio. • 1820. 1,1 1820. 10121. 1821. 1821. liiil. Mrs. Penchant, Mrs. Grove. . The Grand Ballet, entitled Aleide, turas& by Messrs. Tickets in answer to their Letters way depths! on having this W ar .I.BI CL -!•••-.--.-1!---.......- J....--......... After which (4th time) an • Petite Piece in two acts, called LOVE'S DREAM. ' X £ X A A!itert and Dealtayes. will be performed on Tuesday, 17th Frederick Easy, Greet CAetmheelain's :V ire, them after the Coronation. Customs _i 1,346,138 1.958.855 1,878,412 912.77 6.628,17._, 1,107,921 i 1.885.413 1.794,571) 861,934 .51/7.846 2 io,tent. Mr. %Wench; Simon, Mr. Harley; Heavy Excise I 4,959,5/7 5.746.559 5,163.66. 6405.687 11.874.9161 '6.832.987, 5.636.602 3.091.1.951 5.694.22 h 25.294.744 -- ------ Horse of Lords, July 9, 1821. BY SPECIAL DESIRE OF HER MAJESTY. Morino, Mr. Pearlman ,• Mr. Dormer, Mr. Grove; Lawyer, Stamp.. , 1,573,43 1.499,609 1.453.9.14 1,581.445 C 108 .7'511 1,5 4 49 0 1' 1,535,474 1,440.7.91 s 1,318.493 6,102.97.3 Sir. Morley. Cecilia Dormer, bliss Kelly; Maria, Mrs. - Pon-Office I, 375, 378 000 302,180 352, 1.407.186' ; 375.000 321,000 3.21,0(t.i 519.000 1,564.000 TURATREROY.4 1.., DRPRY-LANR. &lase WESTMINSTER A nil F.Y. A stewed Taxes 1 781,e11n 2,301,875 $73,7 4 4 2,34.1.380 6.300.4191, 7181.576 2,333.674 1149,551 2.3."3,04C 6.261,821. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jule 10, To conclude with the Comic Operetta called CORONA TlON.—Sta.tut Glanville end Co.l ll.a nseei nd l a 'a n s e es ou. 19 8 .1„ 412,955 149,. 440.744 1.231.2113 174.522 427,58 t 137,427 443.36 f 1.181,897 him Majesty's Servants will perform the Statical FIRE AND WATER. 77,626 180,787 48, .so 38.249 366,524 71,642 114,187 57,573 84,972 508,374 have, by permission of she Dean and chapter, Unappropriated War .• Drama of , Captain Hurry, Mr. Bartley; 111 r. Thrifty, Mr.J. Knight; I FITTED UP, according to •wrient usage, all those pars Duties GUY MANN ERING. Frederick, Mr. Wrench; • Jacob, Mr. Wilkinson. Fanny , within the Abbey that have frop typ' e immemorial hero are -' Miss Witham ; Furbish, Miss 1. Stevenson. '-‘ Colonel Manoering„ Mr. Barnard; Weary &Tiros, Mr. collated thaiaseisileige. This SeetTereetaripmegeal I. the side Hereditary • ei,33111, P2,eithralfdthete we ,••:-`• : • 2,8 e' i 10,938,166112.276,511 9,739,818 ; 11,179, 44,153,784 i Hoes ',Domini. Sampson ((first time), Mr. Mackay; Dash! The iiivoli..se4 shmaiory 41/111 be opened at Night Amp s , on each side the platform, and raised a sufficient . Recue l Diiretunt, Mr. Dobbs; DM* Nalternlcllt, Mr. Vioisg. Loci ' o'Clocl %sr the admission of the Secood Price, which cum- height from it for spectators to commthol the procension, and Later out of o , I Bertram , Miss Cubiti ; Mrs. M'Candlisb, Mrs. Harlow.; Wiesen at Nine. I discern the features of isolividoi•lo. In the intermediate Lactose .... £39.,-- 1 ' . Post-Otlice 58.81' j, I uposeo e itie..., Mrs. Egerton; Julia Mserneriag, Mrs. Deter. Boxes, for.; Second Price, 35.-Pit, 35.: Second Pike, entire nave, great part of Ilse procession will remain during T o tal Consolidat e d , i „,_.,____, After which ( Bth lime) a new Farce , called 16.63-Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Pr.er, Is.-Upper Gal- th e ceremony within the Choir. The witeic of the organ Fund I 9,311.287' 12,519.934 9,958.14' 11.610,594' 43.440,961' . 10,938.166 12.276.339. 9.739.8181 11,197 . 203 44,133,7 W THE SPECTRE BRIDF.GROOM ; lery, Is.; Second Price, 6.1. w i ll b e di s ti nc tly heard. 'Flee Seat; are conveniently divided - Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. Doors open al Half-past Six, the Performance to begin at for letting, is, Wass* holding ten and twenty each, whilst Annual Dories tol The prisicipal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Gallic., Bar- Seven. other, are retained for single tickets; thus giving an oppor- Pay off Hills. I li card, Sunlit, Knight, Mrs. Orger, and Mies Smithson. 'Pe mo rrow , Th e P rom i ssory Note—Love's Drum-2nd *unity fur persons in any part o f th e ki ng d om t o snake eer. Custom. 1,407,029 273,018 8e,297 1,038,074 2,800,4123' 1.562.762 232.244 112.7001 1,006.765 3,004,471 r.scise • The Doors will be opened at Half-part Six o'Clock, and The Vampire , lain of a seat within the Abbey (if applied for without ale- .., . t ensions, &c. lay). who might slut otherwise hare the chaster (by favour the Perform•ures consmence at Seven. Ou Thursday, Love's Dream-after uhich a mew Farce, in -I - only) of procuring • Ticket. Another division of Seats are Total Annual Duties 1,55,4,m, 54 5, 397w,2911,02, .. , 1,096.763 3,132,689 Boxes, 70.; Second Price, 3s. 64.-Pit, 31. 64.; Second two acts, called Two Pence: near 50 feet from the floor, part formed into boxes holding ' ft l Prior, 45.-Gallery, 25.; Settled Price, is-Upper Gal- ---' — logy, Is.; Second Price, 64. four and eight persons each; h er e th e Al 'laic of the Organ Permanent and An• To-sorrow, Rub Roy Macgregor, with The Spectre __ j 1 SURREY THEATRE. anal Choiriaters will be enjoyed in th e greabat perfection.- algal Duties. 10,866, • I 12.0165 , 328 10.040,4 5 12.668,668 46.440,v0t, i 11%615,698 19,624.231' 1 9,852,51 12,275. 47.266.413 . THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, July 10, A few of she Seats at thi s h e i g ht w ill attest!), not only — ---. -1 Bridegrooms. command the Procession in its approach to the Altar . , lintt Was Tilley I -- c ....--. On Thursday , The Heart of Mid-Lothian, with The Spectre and glaring the Week, will be presented the highly also the Ceremony of positing the Crown on his Ma j esty ' a Ex cise popular hi s toric Melo- drama called Bridegroom. ........-----.....; TH E FATE OF CA LAS. head. There is ample spice allowed for walking at the beck Total Wa _ — - r Tagus..... 588,27 690,805 671,5- 616,922 2,457,553 .! 586,264 643,687 i 616.659 604.584 2.451,194 of all the Seals, bush •bove and below ; and Refresismesit TH EATR E ROTA I. COVENT-GA R DEN. Calms, Mr. liengough; Mare Antoine Calms, by a Twang ------ E .-- -- Rooms, Female Att en d ant,, and all cosi' ieniencies are pro. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. J. ISAACS AND Geselleman (his 241 appearance on ally stage); Edward,, Total Revenue, dis vided, and as the Boxes are eonstrurted to p I crow d- tinguishingtheCon • MR CLAREMONT. Mr. Huntley; Ambroise. Mr. Grant; the Calais's', Mr. T HIS EI'ENING. TUESDAY Jul 10 Clifford; Lawrence we, properly matted and d e c ora t e d, it i s conc l u d e d p ersons so li date d Fund, the , y , , Mr. Fitswilliam. Madame Calms, Miss may be as much at their ease a% it, their own dwellings.- Annual Duties, and will be rated Shakeprere's Taylor; Pauline, Miss Norton; Jeannette, Mims Copeland. M . Glariville mid Co.'s Office, against the Nus its side War Tames. 11,454.7' i' 13,486,135 10,711,7' e 13,285," ' 48.938,309 13 199 96.31 15.167,91 10.409.177 12.880, 49,717.601 COMEDY OF ERRORS. After which, a Public. Reading of Mr , T. Dibdin's Pantomi- of the Abbey itself, is open from ten till four each day - ---- 1 — .l Polities, Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton; lEgeon, Mr. mac Barletta, with Alterations and Addilions, called The Seats are going off rapidly. Revenue,distingui l' Chapman; Ants &sobs of Ephesus, Mr. Comer ; Atilipholis of HARLEQUIN HOAX; ing the Custom 1i Syracuse, Mr. Junes; Dromio of Ephesus, Mr. W. Fasten; Or, A PANTOMIME PROPOSED. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, JULY 9,1821. and Excise. Total Produce Dromio of Syracuse, Mr. Liston; Augelo, Mr. Claremont; After which (for the 7th time in its prevent fo•iss) a I Baltliaxer, Mr. Taylor; Cerium), Mr. Pyne ,• Ctesiphon, Melodramatic Romance, partly liken from the French, A LI. EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Customs, as parti luc larised above zymj,2= m 3 11,9 60,7,1.870,683. 2,117,659' 1.90347 j 1,898,691 6,592,311 Mr. J. I . Abbess, Mrs. Faucit ; Adrians, Mira Greene, and partly founded op a Drama by C. Kemble, Esq. Months qf Jr! h Aural, and September, 1820, with she loiciert doe thereon, will he paid oft full the 7111 Total Produceof Es- I Lociana, Miss Love; [Urania, Miss E. Green. • under the title of 1 vise, as ditto 5,674,687 6,439,543 5,106,33 • 6,690,60 , 24,611,174 7,552,021 6,513,737 5,707. 6,298,8101 25,874,158 In the course or the Evening, the following Songs, Duet*, BERTH A AND DU RIM EL ; day of August, when the Intirest will cease. Such Bills will Stamps, Post-Oftlee Geres, &e.:-Soing, "It was a Lover and hi. Lass;" Song, OR, 'FH E SOLIDI ER'S FATH ER. be received daily (Holidays excepted). from Ten o'Clock till Assessed Property ,s o is sie, until and including the 31st dav of July, at this and Land Times • " !Beauty's Valuation; " Glee, "Blow , blow, thou Wintry Chevalier de St. Franc, Mr. Beegougls ; Derimel, Mr. a Wind ;" Song. "Sing Willow ;" Duet, "Tell me, where is Mutitley ; Captain Valcuur, Mr. Fitzwilliam ; Mr. Stein- u s be List are to be o btained , cont.sining lastroic- Miscellaneous,and lion c s e for w scr re singing , theßils.l ' "he Bearers tretat s•ndorse each Unappropriated Fancy bred Glee," Under the Greenwood Tree;" Sung, berg, Mr. W yen ; Zenger, Mr. Jackson ; Captain Lafleur, "Come live with me and be my Lore;' S o n g , •• Loves Mr. Brunton; Lieutena n t D ur ville, M r . Hemmings'. Mrs, Roll with their usual S igna t ure ., and wr it e t h e i r N ames an d Duties and Pen- Residences at the bottom of each Li s t ; an d w h ere s h e Sons, &c. as ditto 3,028,94^ 4,814,717 2,874.75 4.782.13:, 13,498.546 2.077 Loss ;" Quartette, " What shall he have that kill'il the Slelfuri, Mi s s Po o l e; B er th a , M rs . W. F earman (l a t e M iss .2:i 4.734,5 n 2,856,311 4,683.043 15.231,114 ..-..-- —,-- —. nrerr Duet. " As it fell upon a Day ;" Stiletto and Cho- Blanchard, of the The a tre R o y a l, Y o rk Names of Holders are in ser t e d i n Bill s , th e B earers , not , her 7th app Total Revenue din- li ens, "Come, thou Monarch of the Vine;" Sang,•• being such Holders, 1 1 111 4 1 p r e v i ous ly o bt a i n th e i r E n d o's' , Oh, how on a London Stage.) iingui,bingtheCus menu. The Bearers must attend to give R e c e ipt. f u r the r „, n , an d Excise.... 11,451,7 15,486,1531 10,711,7 13,%45,59 , 48,938.309 1 1 13 199 13,167,90. , 10,469,177 12,850, 49,717,001 the Spring of Love ;" Song, " Lo! here the gentle Lark i" Boxes 4s. Pit 2a. Gallery lc-Muss open at Half-past Payment. ilu , . • Deduct . b. Receipt Finale, ° Honour, Riches ;'' and, by particular desire, "The Five begin at Half-past Six-Haltprice at Half-past Payment may be obtained, if rerpeired. previous to the saiol upon Property an. Origin of Gunpowder," by Mr. J. Isaacs. Eight. I 7th day of Angust , upon leaving the Bills fur Examination Unappropriated With the Burlesque Tragic Opera of One Day prior to that on which garb Payment is desired. War Duties. 19,23 11,491 81 3,31 44,6101 14,31 2,60:. 951 B,l 26.071 BOMBASTES FURIOSO. STAYS and BELTS.—ROBINSON and New Bills, bearing an Interest of Two Peace by the Day ...—..-- __ -e _.... -e------ --•••-•-- Artaxominous, King of Utopia, Mr. Blanchard ; Fusbos, Minister of State, Mr. Taylor; General Bunthastes (with the VISTIRJN submit for lALati' inspection numerous upon every One Hundred Pounds., aud dated she said 7th Total elusive o f P Revenue roperty , ex Patterns of En g lish mod Foreign Corsets and Cbildrees day of August, may be obtained in elude or in part Pay- I andUnapproi cat air, "Yo u ng Pigs am o ng the R o s en " ), M r . Li ston . Di sta l'. meal (of Principal, upon ,Anting. the required Amount on War Duties. 11,435, 15,474,642 10,703,2 r 15,28%277 48,993,105 13,185,6481 13,165,313 1%468,196 12,87 ' 49,691,537 Sea, Mrs. Liston. Stays, warranted fir retentive shape, durable wear, and the Lists. delivered ion us' before the amid 31st day of July, 1! perfect fashionable fit, however diificelt the figure. By his After which, a Farce, with some Music, called Majesty's Lettere P a t en t , appreoert by eminent Medical which new Bills, with the Interest ou the Bills exchanged, . A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. — __•••oo••••••• Men. sseedy-inventrd Stay'., to counteract, prevent, and will he issued on the Bth day of Angina. Sir Mark Chase, Mr. Fawcett ; Alfred Highflyer, Mr.INCOME an d CHARGE on the CONSOLIDATED FUND in the (64arter eaded sth July, 1821. rectify sp inal e r ro rs , curvatures, and deformities; relieve, N.B.—AU Exeltequer Bills dated prior to July, 1820, Jones; Mr. &Mottle. Mr. Abbott; Fixture, Mr. Emery. INCOME. CHARGE.. 119 1 end care reran% awry,invisibly rendering them lore bees advertised to be paid ce. Gamekeeper, !Ur. J. Isaacs. Maria Darliugton, Miss Foote; "•; '' r ' . ... P. .. ' • • Artaxami nous, King of Utopia, Mr. Ittiocharri; Fusbos, Slinkier of State, Mr. Taylor; General Buwhastes (with the " Young Pigs among the Roses"), Mr. Liston. Distef ano, Mrs. Limos. After which, a Farce, wit► some Music, called A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chase, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Migliflyer, Mr. Jones; Mr. Selhorne, Mr. Abbott; Fixture, Mr. Emery. Gamekeeper, Mr. J. Isaacs. Maria Darlington, Miss Foote; Mrs. SAborne, Miss Beaumont; Mrs. Fixture, Miss E. Green. Tickets and Place. to be had of Mr. J. Isaacs, 1, Judd. street, Brunswick-square; of Mr. Claremont, N 0.3, Cli But inn, or at the Porter's-ledge; and of Mr. Braudou at the Theatre, where Places may be takes. STAYS and B ELTS.--ito B I NSON and VISTIItiN aulsmit for Ladies' inspection Patterns of Bagliak sod Foreign Corsets and . Stay., warranted for retentive shape, durable wear, and perfect fashionable fit, however difficult the figure. By his Majesty's Letters Patesti, appruied by eminent Medical Men, newly-inventrd Stay+, to counteract, prevent, and rectify spinal errors, curvatures, and deformities; relieve, supp,rt, and core persons awry, invisibly rendering them perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, padding, or pressure. Black Belts, which reduce corpu lency, local dropsy, umbilical hernia, yi I enlargement, strengthen abdominal weakness, and give most efficacious support after accouchement, without compression. Conn. try Lathes instructed by letters to hew' measures. Observe the names and address, this advertisement being eoritinually imitated and copied by many unskilful and incapable per sons-7, Yurk street,Covcitt-gardris, London. --.- - Custorns X 801.954 Excise Stamp% Poet °lnce ... ... 318,009 Assessed Taxes Land 'Vases. 44.5,7,66 Miscellaneous 64,972 Unappropriated War Duties Ezehemter A n softies South Sea Company Bank on their Capital Dividends National Debt Civil List Pensions Imperial Annuities . Other Charges 427.89' 168.17 1.9.12 1E6%1,74 3,113,54 212,50 105.92 121,71 126,57 NNW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARIIRT. Tins EVENING, TUESDAY, July 10, will be acted a Comedy, in three acts, called THE GREEN MAN. Lord Rowemfr, Mr. Yonnger ; Sir George Squander, Mr. Faulkner; Crarkley, Mr. Decamp; Major Dumpling, Mr. J. Russell; Captain Bibber, Mr. Baker; Mr. Green, Mr. Terry; Foilsman, Mr. Lacy. Lady Squander, Miss Boyce; Bertha, Mrs. Chnttrrlry; Tucker. Mrs. Tagleure. After which ih^ Burlesque Entertainment of BOM BASTES YURIOSO. 1,179,a).3 Drought from Supplies being the atnntint issued to Ireland pursuant to Stat. 67, Goo. 111. c. 48. J 492,067 Total Charge 13.60n,C0 Income as on oppo.Ate side— 1%271,27 Total Income £1E671,270 To Cash brought to this amount in part re demption of 2,6.57,0001. Exchequer Bills deposited in the Tellers' chest - 600,000 Deficiency 1.328,75 To this deficiency add deficiency at stb April, 18•!1 8.518,05 Total amount of Bilk to be issue 4 out or the Growing produce of the Consolidated Fund Quarter ending 10th Oct. 1821 9,846,7'4' X 12.171,476 FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTA. Artaxominous, Mr. J. Rumen; Fuabo•, Mr. Payne; Ge neral Rombantes, Mr. Taylenre. Dintaffina, Mr.. Junes. To conclude with the Monica! Enter taiunieut of THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Sir Felix Friendly, Mr. Williams; Compton, Mr. Ward ; Eugene, Mr. Payne; Chicane, Mr. Younger; Lingo, Mr. J. ittnaell. Laura, Mrs. Garrick; Mr.. Cheshire, Mrs. Pearce; Friuge, Mrs. Junes; Cowslip, Mrs Tayleure. ••• The Proprietors respectfully announce, that the Theatre has been kept constantly and thoroughly aired, and that every pircautoon has been taken to render it cum plete for the commodious and comfortable reception of the Audience. A haistkome Saloon has been added, and it is respeeinely hoped that to every particular the New Thsaire will be found worthy the approbation ■nd patromige of a British Public. edr, Glomerate-, clolhiers, at tea, at Oita, Bush Tare; Cormstrari, 8.11.101. July 30. A. Rodberd, late of Salford, laticasirr, hnildrr , at ten, at the Coach mud Dories Imo, Dra....gate, %lam-healer. July 28 R. PocklinEton, Ism of Winthorpr, Nottingham, and W. Dickinson, late of Neeseit onion Trrtit. Mating. ham, hankers, at cleatu, at th e kii.gstoo's Arms Inv, NOV4I k-U DIVIDENDS. July 31. J. &ridge, of East Stoke, Nottingham, coalseller, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl lan, Noltingliam. August 20. F. Staliler, I'. !Harahan, nod G. Marshall, now or late of York, burls-merchants, at eleven, at the George Inn, Couey.sireet, York. July 28. C. B. Hall and T. Aldridge, of Barbican, Loudon, liness.draptrs, at one, at Guildhall, London. July 2 8 . S. Downes, or Cranbourne-street, Leicester-square, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lonrho.. July 28. S. floweing and N. Trial, of Cheapside, Milk. street, London, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall. Angola 1. 3. Frodsbam, of FrOdsharn, Chester, draper, at nue, at the Star Inn, Manchester. July 31. J. Bart , lot, of Arioniel.street, Strand, and hie of Southampton-street, Strand, Middlesex, rarity and orna mental stationer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 28. C. Skrisie, late of Bath, Somerset, grocer, at twelve, al the Christopher Inn, Bath. CERTIFICATES.—JULT 29. W. Ford, of Hult, Worcester, farnser.—T. Hill, of Led. bury, Hereford, surgeon —4, Creel', of Hranneewell, near Sleaford, Lincoln, and West Stuck with, n• ar Clainetorottzli, Nottingham, merchant.—J. Keep, lilt of Nottingham, hot now or late of Gs ainsby, Lincoln, farmer.—Adam Ptts Lin • son, of Manchester, calico-printer.—E4wartl Alticltel and Samuel Mitchell, of Nor,,id, , willt-mrtchauts.—R. Par. suns, ten. R. Parsons, jtta, and I'. Parings, late of Lyn combe anti Widcumbe, Somerset, corn factor•—J. Hors fall, of Giblersome, Yolk, merchant.—J. Davie., of Live,- pool, mereltant.—M. May. rs, I lie of Yarmouth, Norfolk, •1111 now of Upper Eon itratue•place, Coq road, M iddlese Werth toi.—W. C. Shepherd, of Nottingham, iron-met chant. —J. Sbaw, late of Stratford, Este; dealer in fluor, and late of Ham rsea, Surrey, dealer in oil —J. ‘Velah, of High Hid burn, llLddleartt , master.mariller.-11 S. Skey, of Stratford. opus-Avon, Warwick, carrier. lioxea r Ss.—Pie r Ss.—First Gallery, 2..—Seeond Ivry. Is. The Door. to be opener: at Six &Clock, and the Per formances to begin at Seven. Meet for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingllan, at the Thestre. Assent 1. J. Browu, of Glanifard •briggs, mercer, at three, at the Angel.inn, Glainford brings. July 28. J. Dooley, Isle of Willow-street, Rankside, Sur rey, corn sod coal.merchaut, at tea, at Guildhall, Lun dell. July 28. C. L Spilt., F. Mulling, G. Molting, and IL A. Spites, of Lawrence Pountoeplane, London, meschants, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 28, S. Humphreys, late of Charlotte-street, Portland place, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . _ IC.R.—Private Duxes may be bad sightly, by application at the Itox-ofSee. To morrow, the Comedy of The School fur Scandal, with Tire Spo.l'd Cl . . _ On • TLnrFday. Rule a Wife and Have • Wife, with A Ro land for an Oliver. tot Various Novelties are in active preparation, and will proditrect. PA RTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. W. Prater and C. Putter, of Charosicerriss, Westminster, Middlesex, army-clothiers, July 4, 1821.—5. &lift,. and W. Salter, of Nerritale street, wholesnle-ekees. muaitre. June 26, 1821. P. Striping., G. J. Sktpper, and J. Mayott, of Great Tuwer-street, tslluw-rbat n lleri, au far as regards I'. Skipper, June 24, 1821.—T. Fulkiu and S. Damson, iat, of Oxford street, St. Alary-le bone. Aliddlears , silk•mere Ir. June 23, 1821.—W. West mud A. Connelly, of Kine-at►eri, Suorr-bill. Loudon" tallun.ehanjlrr►, Juue 24, 1821. July 28. W. Boyd, P. "teetheld, sad J. Drummond, of Lon don, rne.elumi., at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August 4. J. l'il.les, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Middlesex, upholsterer, as elereP. at Guildhall, Loudon. July 28. H. Le Meander and J. A. Du Bulletin, of London, merchant', at eleven, at Guildhall , London. July 14. J. G. Fiegehen, the younger, of Wood-street, Chswpside, London,' glass and earthenware-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 27. G. Axe, late of Stamford, Lincoln, draper, at the Crown Inn, Stamford. August 3. A.Shentli and C. Sheath, Esqrs., of Beano, Lin_ role, J. Steel, Esq.. of Fiskertun, Lincoln, and .1. Wray, Esq. of Liucolo, bankers, at ten, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Lincoln. July 28. W. IVright and .1. Wright, of Aldermanbury, Lon don, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 4. J. Newton, of Lamb's Conduit-street, Middlesex, t y Ora IA tier from the Countess DUNDONALD To Mrs JOHNSON, 7e.oritittott or Tim iottrittcaot SOOTHING svaur, ADY DUNDONALD having amnestied the wonderful effects of 'Hrs. JOHNSON'S SOOTHING I,YItC P in her own infant Daugla , •r, now tight month, old, rn affording almost instantaneous relief, when her dear child had been in paroxysms of pain, arising from the cutting of sir teeth, slw thinks it inciiinhent on her Its acknowledge the faracy of Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup, hull to re• commend the same as sit invaluable Recipe tee all Mothers for their Infants while suffering from the pain of teeth rutting; and Mrs Johnson has !Arty DimilimaW's full per auimion to make this acknowledgment public. Smith.aireet, Mei-road, Chelsea, November 27, 1920. Thainvaluable Medicine to be had wholesale sad retail of the Ploprietors, Johnson and %Valiant", No. 94, New man•aireet, Oxford-street; and, by their appuintottml, of all the principal' Medhcitee Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9.1. per Bottle. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. ems. paled Amu the Returns made in the week ending the 4th day of July, 11Mt1 , is 335. nd. per liuodrvol welikis, ex clusive of the ditties "(customs paid or payable there's) re the importation thereof into Great Britaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Coro of Engload amt Wales, by the Quarter of Eight iVinchester Roohelp, and of Oatmeal p.r boil or 140 lbs. avoirdupoise, Irons the returns received im the week ended the 30th •f June, 1821. waicb.maker, at twelve, at Guildhall. Loudon. July 28. M. eynclo, of %Machias, Loudon, carman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 28, W. Robinson and T. Robinson, of Madam, Mid. dimes, lineu.drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Antrum 6. T. Strickland and T. N. Brirkwood, of Liverpool, LaNeaster, merchants, at our, at the Chrome lan, Dale. street, Liverpool. July 28. W. Hamblin aid J. C. Hamblin, of Wolton.liuder- ...: t` 3 c; 4 3 .. 4 .. d s. I s. d 51 61 33 43 4 17 I I 4 .1 I a. d s. d a. d 30 2 30 2 Id i 0 0 I.B—Mis. Johnson relieves the poor, as usual, at her house every Tresday and Saturday !Horning, from Nine till 'lea o'Clock,by tainting a Letter from a re ',viable House keere.; to cciti() that they are real objects ufChlrity. .. • ;'jo Under the Patronage of her Majesty, her Royal Highness the late Dulles* of York, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex; his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, his Excellency the Duke del lorantado, and Duke of Sau Carlos (granted solely by their especial authority to A. Rowland Roil Son); also under the salsa lion of must of the Nubility and Gentry lliroighout Europe. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR 011.. TFIE Nobility, Gentry, anti Public at large, are respectfully motioned against spurious 011. on. der the above name. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR. OIL is the Original and Genuine, which, fur many years, has been universally admired, and arknowleolged to he the best and cheapest article fir the Hair. It removes the scurf, harsh. ness and dryness of the Hair, presents its falling off or turn. ing grey to the latest period of life, strengthens the weakest Hair, and renders it thick and long on Bald MAIMS; makes the Hair beautifully soft, curly, and glossy. In one, it rens dela the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children trolly elegant and beautiful; produces Whiskers, Eyebrows, &e.— Price 3s. 6d.; 75., 130. 6i1.; and One Guinea per bottle, Also, ROWLAND'S F.SSENCE OF TYRE. By merely wetting the Hair with this Preparation the Proprietors warrant to pruritic.. immediately a perfect change in RED or GREY HAIR, tYIIISKERS, EYEBROWS, &r. to a beautiful glossy sod permanent Brown or Clark, imi tating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye the wore durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair wish ease and sceresy. Price 45.; 71. 61. ; and 10i. 6.1. Also, ROWLAND'S A LSANA EXTRACT, - • far the TOOTH-ACII, and Cleansing and Beautifying the Teeth and Gums, and preserving them fimin Psi,, to the latest period of life.-2s. 9J.; 45.6 d. ; and 10r. 6J. per bunk. Sold %Vholesale, Retail, and for Exnoriatmu, by the Side Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby street, the first turning on the right in Flattou-garden, llolLorci. Loudon ; and, by uppointinent, by Messrs. lieu. dries. Tlehborne. street ; Mr. Smyth, 117 ; Game mild Peirce, b 7 ; Rieke issul Son, 35 ; Overton, 47 ,• Therenot, 7 ; Holmes, 109, New Ruud-street ; Bayley and Blew, Cock spiir.sirect ; Siniecr, 150, Oxforil.strri I ; Berry, 17 ; 15, I erk•streci ; Newhery and Son., 4S ; Elwai ds, 68, Si. 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