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gg - I' , •;,\ - . i, CHEAP CA*ETING. T , and W. NICHOLMIN, 319, High Hol at. • bore, career of Soelhoseyflembeildieurs, respectfully ketone their Fries& and the Perbile, they hare oe sate sheet One Thessand Pieces sof hest Bruceela Cerpeties, is say eeaatily, at is. per yard ; payd-wide Scotch Carpeting, Is. 3d.; Kidderminster Ditto. 14. giii .• hem Supeefine ditto. 3a. ed. Alm. Five Headred Pekoe Fereitnre Dimities sod Childs Furniture*, al ed. Si. 111d.leanl 14d. a yard. Motes, Coesterpanes, INatikets, Hearth Asp, Plain sad Figured Ifreggeta of every elaseriplisio.ettyeleesp. Carpels made up Is or country. ... GENTLEMEN'S PATENT GAMBROON WAISTCOATS, lIKEZEOES, and T7IOVSEItS. which are allillef, cool, gnd do o stain or shrink, het appesr mew every time they are wa s now Moe TO. ref Mit. , melee to the locromed imp° of the U u hilr i and may a il .be Mod at elll she principal Tinton', or yeti-limed of the Pa. melee, stooped es the bark, "C. FOX'S PATENT CA SI BROON," 210, kisg.streid, Covent.gaidee, opposite Bedford-etre. t. __ __ Nis —Thaw Gee Hese, who listre bee■ Jimppointed is their Gasb►unr Cloaks end 1111. toting Jackets, and have been obliged to withstitute Camblet seer, are respectfully its. formed that they can sew be supplied with Gatsbruoss, as low as Canslets. To be IMAMS is lb* arsig. Cad ols@ Thosass Colby, of Atetyst Ergisoors; (*Oren aim Mardis& sf the Royal Magineers; sod hobs Ittos Weigbi, st tbacßoyst Msgiseers. Nis Majesty boa bets *aped Is aorsiot IM Ibllsantig Olken of the Royal Marina, to lake cask by Brevet as 4 1•91141teatiosed t—Caossissioss Op be flier Joly 19, ISt- To LIBLITIMAWT4III9II9IIIALID is Ore Major-Ortosesk Tbroploluts Lewis, Melts,/ Weittaitos rifler Desboessib, Josses Meesdlib. Robses.l4lll AMOSse Mathis Tomb. sod David To be mAios.oarisaaut In dort May • •••• Cohorts Mattis Coti***Catio i p Min/ Wavy Fait% ' s o William Biala ».-a.tr. • e z * Tv11211410011. Oa Any Captaia• Edward , I t yliNiata, . Orig,11 1 1•• Ceeissaiotirdr es* '041. - : Mitiala. West Emelt Ripitler Captain Peter Backwards Hem, llostme to be Lieutenant- Colonel, riot Bugg* resignatl--ataird July 11, 1411. 4th itationst Eaten Local Militia. Liesteaaat.:Coloarl Bartlett Go•arirh to be Livotroaitt-Co tiotel-Coamaeontiatit, owe Aide, 4reeased—•dated Ortuher 24, IITO. Major Joarpli 5,1611 In be Lieut t -Gehrsid, vice Good rich, proasoted--dated as Moon.. BANKRUPTS. Edward Sheppard, of Groorenar-street, Grostreuar.square, Middlesex, wise-ittercbaitt, to sorreedev, July 2S, Minot 4, sad September 1, at clever, at Guildhall, loadow. Attor ney, Mr. Shiers, Mitre-Clianibers, Penclnirch-street. Joseph Gilbert, late of Maidstone, Kest, twit* and rope maker, to ourreader, July 14, Almost 4, sad September 1. at tea at Guildhall, Landoll. Atioroeys, Messrs. Noy and Hard:tope, Great Tow, r-sieret. Joseph Lawrstice, of Piratiee, Mtddlearl. wine 50 4 spirit mercbast, to surrender, July RS, Ascot 4, sod Septets her I, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudiro. Attorney, Mr. Robert Brown, Crauford.street, Portman-square. William Lsdkio, of Lei', Leicester, victualler, to oar render, July 30, at six, 31, sod September 1, as sine, at the King's Head lon, Covestry. Attorneys, Messrs. aug and Austin, of Laidig, and T. R. Trougbitia and Lea, Coventry. Juba Flaadera, late of Atberstone, Warwick, bookseller and stationer, to surreuder. August I, at silt, 2, at ten, and September I, at sit, at the Dull lam, at Nuneaton, War wirk. Attorneys, Messrs. Hilliard s od Hastings, Gray's- Inn square, Loudon, sad Messrs. Smith sad Basler, Mkt,- stone. Thomas C..s, of Creditno, Devon, ioskesper, to surren der, July 23 mad 30, mad September 1, at eleven, at the Half-Moon lan, Exeter. Atterrem, Messrs. Sudres sail Alttem'', atamery.laar, Lomb's., and Mr. Pring, eredutois, Devon. George Arnold, of Manchester. I. ter, fustian-mans. &darer, to surrender, August 3,4, and September I, at three, at the Siar.lnn, in Deansgate, Manchester. Allot limy, Mr. Nestor, Manchester. John Drake, of Lewisham, Kept. snaHer-sasrine►, to sue. reader, July 40, 31, and September I, at twelve, at Guild. hall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. James Smspons, St. Switheies -44,1 t eed "' DIVIDENDS. July 88. J. Howill. of Chespoide, Lustig% stationer, at de ems, at Guildhall, Loudon. Almost 18. D. Cox, of High-street, Southwark, Surrey, sta tioner, at twelve, at Guildhall, Logsdon. Aegaat 18. G. Arne', late of Bary.street. Saint Mary Axe, London, warehouse-keeper, at tea, at Guildhall, London. August 4. J. Wilma, of Macclesfield, Chester, bookseller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 17. C. Jackson, of Clestor, Cumberland. spade maker, at three, at the Block Lieu lon, Whitehaysn. August 4. T. Lyme. of the .1 leas Coffee-house, Corahill, London, late 31aster of the ship Albinia, merchant, at _ . tea, et Guildhall, Loudon. July 28. W. Bruck and B. Le %Telluric'', ut Warucurd-court, Thrintinurtusi-street, Luudun, aterehniits, at teu, at Guild- hall, London, August 11. W. Biotic! and T. Bingley, of Tavistock.sitreet, Curent.garden, Middlesex, lineu-drapers, at ten, at Guild hall, London. August 17. C. Hully, of Lancaster, twine-mau•facturer, at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Lancaster. August 11. J. Fuller, of the Neat Hon.c., Banoccr A sp ar e, Middlesex, gardener, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August 11. J. Burk, late of Arunitel-street, Strand, Middle sex, stationer, at twelve, at Guililhail, London. August 11. J. Hart, of Loastipit Hill, Lewisham, Kent, builder, at our, at Guildhall, London. August 11. N. Fernier, of FAO lane, Bermondsey, Surrey, rope-maker, at one, at Guildhall, London. August 25. H. Borges% anti .1. Hubbard, of Miles.lanr, Cannon-street, Loudon, and of l eels , woolstaplers, fa ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES.—AUGUST 11. J. Nation, of Guapore, Southampton, victualler —M. Shit • bol, now or late of llury-street, St. iiints's, Middlesex. and of Commercial Chambers, Mitiorie., London, merchant.— T. Like, of Old Brompton, Middlesex. hailiter.--J. 11. Billing, jun. of the New City Chamber., London and of Southampton-row, Paddington, Middlesex, coridactur Ilarsasii, of Wapping etreef, 11idJ1rarx, c:u twofer. — J. KytEis, laic of Limehousellule, P.iplar, Middles. x, dealer.—S. Ford, of Di eat fluids-la lie, Coition-street, Lon don, wine-merchant;W. Luslongion, jun. late of Mai k lan*, London, mercbant.—R. Dawson, of Norwich, burp. draper.—S. W. Woolrieh, late of Stafford, druggist. —IL Stainer, now or late of ll:licater, Somerset, ion-keeper.— J. Lethbridge, of Carus when-Ater', Tut !Indians-coati read, 3lialglltsex,carpenter.—J. French, of We.t Orchard, Cowin try, Warwick, and also of South Bridge, Etlintittrgh,ribbind manufacturer.—J. Cook, of Oakley-nulls, Suffolk, miller. • re i. vt ' • ''.: :li ' : i : .., 1 i r ill r. 1 . .-,•• 'II r airily es• .. • $ •:,...i.iis..•• . ,••17......1 w 1,11, - .. -• fi uk.,,h..../ 0 4. f. w.:..r r 4,7 io,lol.lleetw• :..., LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 2), 182 i. : • 1:- :, . A .. 3., • • •• ! fo 7vAlt . -• ..- --.—. - _ - - - ADZES' BALL and COURT DRESSES, for his Majesty's Ball at Carlton Palace, sad his Ma jesty's Drawing Boons, are row pc spared expressly, mid iw the first style of Ekgaare mud P.mlsion, by Mrs. BELL— Ladies will lad it their decided iuterest to favour her with their commands a, early as possible, as she is determined so make up every article superior to what is general!, seen ai other Houses, and at very taanierate Prices. English and Fresch Assistants of the first eminence reside with Mrs. Bell. Wedding Dresses, of great choice and oerelty, Am unlimited display of Millinery, suitable for every OCCIIIIiOII, at prices particularly rearanable..—Mrs. Bell's Coreet., on uni versally admired, can only he ob.ained of herself, her Pat terns being so numerous, and every Corset belay adapted to each Lady's Shape errlsisively. Not • mumeat *Weld be lost I. givitig Orders for Court mid Ball Dresses, Ike. No. 01, It. James's•strert. 'KUM SATIIUDAY Niviirs GAZETTN. Herders College, Jolt 21, 1221. The solemnity of his Majesty's !loyal Coronation look place on Thursday the 19th iasts at; and a detail►d recount of the reretwoosies übserrod opus this solemn ■nd glorious occasion will appear au a future Gaulle. Lord Chamberlain's (Mir*, Jae, 13, 1221. Notice is hereby given, that bla Majesty will hold a Levee at Collide Muse 1111 ‘Vedoesoay the 25th Instant, at two o'clock. Lnrd Chamberlain's Otte., JrIN 13, 1821. Notice is h.rehy gives, that has Majesty wall bold a D►aw ing ROW. 111 Rockingham rather, ea Thursday Ike 28116 iustaus, Iwo u'cluck. Lord f!, es Ores, JON 18, 1881. It is expected that no person w ill appear in mourning at the IDrawiug Run*, Backingbasu. Palma% us Timmlay the, 2tlah Carltmt llowe, Jrly 17. 1821. This day had audiences of his Majesty, his Highness Prince Esterhaey, Ambamasirsr Extraordinary bona the Emperor of Austria ' • his Excellency the Duke de Gewasnist, Anshasaadur Extesordisiary from the King of France; his Excellency Coned de Siarkelberg, Ambassador Extraordinary from the Emperor of Russia; bin Excellency Prince Par. Canna, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of the Two Sieilies; his Eicelleney Prince de Hatzfeldt, Ambassador traordinary from the King of Prussia ; and his Excellency the Marquis de Santa Cruz, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of Spain, to deliver their eer4entials from their respective Sovereigns, appointing their Excellencies with special em hassle. at this Court, to compliment his Majesty upon his Majesty's Coronation : also Monsieur de Pl. ffel, Envoy Ex traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Bavaria, and Baron Julst, Envoy Exiraordinary and Minister Plenipotesitiary from the KIII7. of Saxony, to deliver letters from nine Sovereigns, in compliment to his ajort y upon his Majesty's Coronation; the Count de Moltke, Envoy Extraordinary and Mini•ter Pletiipotentiery from the King of Denmark, to deliver Isis credential.; and General de Neuf. fur, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Wurtemherg; the Count de Pralorme, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Sardinia ; anal the Count de Loweishelm, Envoy Extra ordinary from the King of Sweden, to deliver their creden tials from their Sovesrigns, appointing them on special mis sions al this Court, in compliment his Majesty upon his Majesty's Curonatioo ;—to which •ndieneea they were sere. rally inirolneed by Uri 31.11iiii i n of Londonderry. his Ma jest?. Principal Secretary of Stale for Foreign A from and emislocted by Sir Robert Chester, Knight, Matter of the Ceresiosies. Lard CRanbrrlaies Office, July Id, 1821. _ . . • The Lard Chamberlain has appointed /11,11ey Gaston Cooper, Esq. Surgeon to his Majesty's person, iu the 1,0111 of Thomas I►esle, Esq. deceased. lo►d Chong/pertain', Office, Jul" 18, 1821. The Lori! Chamberlnn, has appointed Henry Alexandre, Esq. Surgeon Oculist in Ordinary to his Majesty. I.nrd Chamtherlain's (Vice, July 1 . 8, 1821. The Lord Clsamlwrlnits I' wlr pu inted Carlisle, Esq. wuJ hiepheis Love Ilanwei, Sisiireons listsaiii ilistoey to kis Majesty; oleo Julio Heath, Esq. Dcuilq Ea- IsaorJiaary to his Maj,siy. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. W.rAycr, Jul, 20, 1821. Ili. Majesty has brio yleaseil is appoint the fah:3l6,lz Officers, of the Koyal Artillery an Essieetvp, to take ,auk by Brevet as ender metationed:— Oursinissinus to heckled July 10, 1821. To be GEN ER AL% in the Army. Lirntenant-C• aerate Sir Thapenag 111 b o la, Bart , o f - M of the ft En; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Tom I NS'S PICTURE LOTTE will be Drawn this PRESENT WEEK, (Separately from the State Lotter)). • • s The Purchaser or a Red Ticket and a Black Ti i* to gain ogle or the moiler mentioned Prizes: FIRST-DRAWN TICKET is entitled to a t 17, E rrize, valued at . SF.t:IIND DITTO 3,7 51 THIRD D11T0.... SEVERAL THUIiAND PRIZE'', valued at trams £l7l ICI. to LAST-MIA; tI TICKET is eatttt•il its • ( 3,000 0 Prsar, waisted al 111- Shuatil Ike last draw* Ticket (.111'11 nu,nbrr, all Ike "" Tickets 1, 1 11 be Piing, sad tI MAI k WO Illaakaz but d am usl,l bansllf• all lay Black lickcia Lull lor Posses, wed alba Rid Tick. - 1::..1... Tickets are au Sale, THREE JINEAS EACH, at 53 alb 4 441 , New Roadc.eatt, W, Cia•smatle; awl at .II the " 1 "7 ( " 16 C , 53 Italtir'artiewlars of die Polars may be Lad, pais. at Mersin. *low and Paul, Bra,hers, 217, Strand. The Hoc soil Right Rev. Lord of Durham, The Right lion Frederick Robinson, t of thr Board of Trask . •• • The. Right Hun. the RIM of P.usheolte 5 0 0 Eael of AlaindSetil 5 0 0 imnlDArtmoulli 0 0 IP John Julisa4 Aisferstrin, Emil. Henri Philip Here, E. u ll rr y. R. Parker and K. G. Saraipatto, of Crawfurd , rtrerl, &tip sista, Middlesex, June 14, 1811.—T. Nash mid H. Walker, or Kenton.streeet, Brunswi:k.square, Middlesex, plitsabers, Fritillary S. Willis, .1. S. Clarke, soot J. H. Watson, of Warnforn.crourt, Throsniurtuu-street.Amigo, atturto r. 14w, au far as regards the !Mid J. S. Clarke, July 18, Is2l. —J. Wilkins and N. Shiers, of Great Hoommil ,.l lndscy, Suer, -, feUm. June could gain admittance. The •ieiptty ut rotbill-strait, 15s. e..rls ; stoiFlo . ;..:;e:- Stilllea 3% 9.1. the Drew.. t some year. tern utterly wstheul 111" means " helot able to 'Royal Artiltery; Gather Maim, of the Royal Erigiurer.; street and Gun-alley, Bermondsey, Surrey, fellniungers, June 1 big 18 was comae% in a l„, ~,e r r g. The Lt„y .1 (..,,I„ „,, • Shears sod Cu. hydroid Douse, Nu 11, Deurietta-street, I ca r ry on the bossiness he invested, established, and b [ht mad John Pratt, of the late Itu)sl Irish Artillery. 19, 1821.—C. BissliopP and T. c.rotoo, of George-street, bested with silver eauriltxttelts only. Ihe cellar, t• i Fres tea S i Covent-gorden. ! into general use.—Aidwssored ate, mud OW Vela affliction • 1 An t xlimive Collection of India lusitrtion earl China l occasioned by a 'Peirce rlinusc.tie complaint, whirls often To be LIEUTF.NANT-GENERA LS in the Army. Matichesirroimsare, Middlesex, aputlweirws. July 8, 1821. sudigimit lights film the bud, to,' the passage. l ic : i i ii d ~,c fflaj . or Gerie . rehe IVilliain Bentham. of the Royal Artillery • E. Doge and J. W. Hulgate, of Newton, Middlesex, July 1. ' lighted with smell eri lamp.. Ali the oilier dialo g r oo m.. t i, Crape Shawls atoll Scarves, (torn one to 15 Guineas each • routines bins tot two or three months at a time, is the canoe . • ' 1821.—H. Clarke and J. Yellowler, of Gracechurcb-streel, well lighted with amend lg ok ile..o..7proded aviint t h e ~,,u,,. I • ----•-- - —lof so nincb wakticsa, Ilial he is reudered almost unfit and Edward Siehrlin, of the Royal Artillery; John Augusto. . • Lunduthstatiouers, December 31, 1620. I if : unable i . rs",,,i any h ‘ie j siere that will peoe i i i e the argils S i i:l: y r a le i li ;u o t f ai r s h i e y . ; R i ii . i .h a , l . A 3 r i t a i c ll k e , rc e l n tf , e o n; y the llo ß tt , a l o . , l .Lt i. t ., 2 . .... Awieuget the varieties attcuthist upon tins grand sperfa. TOM I: I NS'S l'I('113 It E LOTTERY _..... el., mine exceeded in interest or n0V...1y the incitleitta which . 1 1; • will be Drawn this PRESENT WEEK, lof eaisterree. Thu. he, wire, by an ingraium. gild ikilfial 11. • • PRICE OF SUGAR. secompaeied tiw uulde mid spleuilol gite‘til on lelltiNC Lune OM s o a er::::i t.. G . _eorge Wilma, of the limp.' kerb.' Artilleiy; and * (Separately from the State Lottery). discintry, bgth been the Cause of giving daily bread to 1 itiminingt ton, or the Royal Invalid Artiliery. The average price of Brown or Mmeovado Sugar, eons. the scene. In malty eases thr,r carve.. : c 5 .• The Purchaser or a Red Ticket and a Black Ticket I thou:rails, who are employed in an cutler /taw inaintfirt•re paled from the Returns made iii the week motto:: the Itith found, and in the oozier and bustle that .itirroviiiibil them, • - v. 16, VII iOI/* In anelna, which also oreaeims numerous shipping To be MAJOR-GENERALS in the Army. IC.'• were not to to. - is saw to gain our of the owlet mentioned Prizes:day of July, 1821, is 32v. Ohl per hundred weight, ex. nothing remained to be dime bat make the lust of 41'101 wal FIRST-DRAWN TICKET i i , ca lm e d to •t 0 of and senior's to be employed—who to averse . the IM.II rr . ,500 Colonels George Ramsay, of th e Royal Artillzry ; John Le- i ports of the South Sena in serreli of I. or Seal., discuiretinC moilie, of the Royal Aiiiitery ; Spencer Clatldilid Parry, of elusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on home in what. see manner they could. VrisaftAlbbrliCei Prize, veined et Ow importation thereof into Great Britain. upon this ineasion, wrs the rallying point. *Mr la 84 die shl:ON 0 Dirto marry new and solo:111W edands, is loms.lf. at au s il t Alberti the Royal Ambers ; John Rowley, of the Royal Eirgi- ...--- aceuue. to it were to he tn. t Koighte Cita pantos, tat. • . i st . T 1 11111) Dl'l T 0.... steers; Augustus De Botta, of the Royal Engiueers; Ro- . SEVERAL TRW :SAND PRIZE'', valued at destitute of summit. i ~ y,,,he t. r i p tiune pill h., ifookrolii.• rec.-ie.-0 at Meiwc. Her- r- berm Evans, untie Royal Artillery; William Miner, of the A verage P r i cer of C orn of England and Wales, b y t h e b um p ers o f Ch ampagne, f ur a di-att.:lit of porter, where fr., i from • fro £l7l 14s. lis Royal Artillery; and George Salinuu, of lire Royal Ar- Q uar t er o f Eight " t Winchester Bualiela, and of Oatmeal per were lOrlooete enough to 're a E so'''n :duo whieb. ttheyLAsT-DitAnt; TICKET is eistitt.il to • I 4 4 000 0 j ries. Farquhar, mill Co. 11 ittkeis. St Jainc..•,,,,„, ; ra at Meows. Souls aii4 I'4o, Viiikert, 217, Str.nil , tillery. boll of 1401bs.avoiolopoise,r the retort's received in the . could gain admittance. The s• iriof ty o r roilkill- strict, the 3, Prise,alibied at ,jlCitaVkill. P. was honottr• - .1 be f4t Should the last drawn Ticket he all Illell nuinhers all I Durham .. /6 14 " Tickets will be Prises, soil the Ills' ii Titkel. i The Right Dios Fiederi:a Roliiiisou, Preindelit of Lueireera e fraum the Coinage. down t., those r Ito were happy eitouga Itletaks; het if an odd Nwaslipt. all "e 50 0 0 To he LIEUTENANT-COLONELS in the Army. ...: it' i 4 er 0 . i s..ca to procure a Peers; s ticker, nod orbs , far that ,lay red to Black Tickets will i the Iliiiirit of l'iaile .... br Penn, arid die kid Tick; .- 1:: . irk .. I The Rich , lion. the F.:arl til P. lithruke 59 ° hlnjors Joseph D'ebbe Tobin, of the Royal Artillery • ''s ti b. Tickets arena hale, 50 0 . a 2 • 2 1 : i• mime. c .., IN EAS EACH, at 53 . Cul of Nl:it:stick! Francis Power, of the Royal Artillery ; Hugh. Fraser, of sr IX 5 3 0 ca 0 .. Q ' l 4 costume and epperr•rice 1.1.11 iti , meet &desired w. 1111411 Of f4.111..0. ThoOf 13.11C1W h.), :it the moupnag, would have shrank . ). i ], *ad 5 49 tier BlNefi.E.(o.t I, 80, Ci i iispride • sod at all the I.ortl Dirtiotiiith.. ...... - •—•"".'" .._—___ from a cool Li near,o were to be Weft Ob lIIIIIHNIMI drev.e., whir., .. 1 . but a cited/rig balidliagshief to • . Vr . •"! ''. . • 5 0 0 s. if. s. d •. d s. d a. "in", it 8 3 I b iliiii INV , li iiinlial I'S of the rotors may be I John Juba : Augerstein, Esq. t d a. d a. d,, d , si p. n s hoe.. ostrich feattiers„diamoud Sousiellilla, tiecktsee., had, grai•. Ilcory Philip llope i I:.,ti. 5O • cub of the Royal Artillery. 51 31 124018830731 11 19 U 0 u lac. without auy cutetiug i I- . • :\ NUMBER 5813. rul4 Ts TA L, DRURY-LANR. MR. KEAN'S ARRIVAL THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 2, his Majesip's Servants will perform Shaltspeare's Tra gedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Kist Beery, Mr. Pope; Doke of Glo'ater ' Mr. Em; Duke of Buckingham Mr. neutron ; Earl of Rithenoad, Mr. Cooper. Elizsbe th, Quail of Edward the Fourth, Mrs. Egerton ; Lod, Anne, Mies Smithson. After which (141 h time) a new Farce, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HimsELF. The principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Gattie, Bar nard, Smith, Koichi, Mr.. Omer, and Miss Smithson. The Door* will be tweed at Half.paat Siz e'Cleek, sank the Perforositentee reasosemee ist Sews. Bassi, 7a.; Imeed Price, 34. Si. Mil beau' *MO Ages i•-.—DPPor Gil- • hwy. Is. • leeajtit , der. • • To-inereler ' tie racedy K lioulie DriPloo, Mr. Kean— with The 3p. ctre Bridegroom. thi Wednesday, Othello: Othello, Mr. KOHL The Coesonitioa will be predated with tisogreatest splen dour is a few days. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 23, lois be acted Sleakspeares Historical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART THE SF.CON D. King Henry, Mr. Illseready - Prince of Wales, Mr. C. ffewiltie; Prince John, Mr. Abb ott; Chief Justice, Mr. Eger ton; Westmoreland. Mr. Connor; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Fawcett; Shallow, Mr. W. Ferrets; Silence. Mr. Emery; Pis tol, Mr. Bisachard. Mts. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport. In *bleb will be introduced filar additional Scenes, dis playing the GRAND CORONATION. Stmt. I. The Platform leading to the Abbey —Scene 11. Westminster A bliey.—Scear 111. The Cloisters of the Abbey. —Scene IV. The Grand Banquet, prepared in Westminster Hall, which is decorated with the different Arms of priglaud. After which the Melo-dram• of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Dassis.to be opened at Hall past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Sever. lowa. 9s ; S►cond Price, 36. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d ; Second Price, Is.—Gallery, Ile.; Second Priest, la.—Upper Gal lery. la. ; fecund Price, Id. To-wiertow, The Rivals, with Harlon& and Wives. (hi Wednesday, King Henry IV. Part ii. with the Co roaatiis•—and Subs of Paris. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 23, will be stied the Comedy of THE HEIR Al' LAW. Dude! Davila., Mr. Williams; Dick Dowlas, Mr. Lacy; Doeloe Pasglos, Mr. Terry ; Henry Morland, Mr. Baker ; 14edfast, Mr. Younger; Zekiel Homespun, 111x..1. Russell. Deborah Dowlae, Mrs. Pearce; Caroline Dormer, Mrs. Young; Cicely Homespun, Mrs. Baker. After which, sloe Musical Entertaissuent of NO SONG NO SUPPER. Crop, Mr. Tsyleisee; Fredesiirk, &seri Lee; Endless, Mr. Decamp; Robin, Mr. J. Russell. Dorothy, Mrs. Jones; Louisa, Mrs. Garrick; Margarette (first time), Miss Carew; Nelly, Mrs. Tayleure. Bones Sc —Pit, 3s..—First Gallery, fig.—Second Gal lery, Is. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massiughant, at Ore Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by applicatios at the Box-ulffice. Tomorrow, the Opera of Love is a Village, with High Below Stairs. On Willeicsday, IVho Wan., a Guinea ? with Love Laughs al Locksmith.. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG ISH OPERA-HOUSE, N D. In commemoration of the Coronation of his Moot Est-Alma Majesty Kin: George IV. this Theatre will 1w °petted on the prearnt Evening at what is usually called Half Price, sic Bout, 3a.—Pit, la. 111.—Upper Gal lery, ed. TI IN EVENING. MONDAY, July 23, will be performed the Pastoral Opera of ROSINA. Mr. Relrille, Mr. Prarnian ; Captain Biirate, Mr. How_ and ; William. Mr. Bros(elitist. !eosins (first time), Mis• Furde; Pbaslse, Miss 1. Stevenson ; Dose's, 3lrs. Grove. After *kith (itls lime) • new Farce, in two nets, as broad as it is hint, eallril TWO PENCE! Orpleas Bluemoulil, Mr. Harley; Mr. Hamm, Mr. Min go'; Ruder irk liappiticion, Mr. Wrrierls ; Tummy P3llll, Mr. Wilkimon. Arimdur, 3lisa I. Sievt nous' ; Cecilia, Mica Seymour ; Clotikla BluemuuW, Mr.. Grove. To amelarle with (4th time) a new Dramatic Loyal Sketch, celled A AQUERZE TO THE CORONATION. Captain Dasinnena. R.N.. Mr. Rrislintlism• Eirelnputs lthisos Esq. Mr. Meaty Haimkuk Grogram:Mr. W. Rya. neit • Geoffry Muffiurap, Mr. Wilkinson. Nis.. Chine Hal. lybek r Mrs. Grove; Lucy Holl)lourk, Miss I. Sternums. To-issarrow, Wrdse.nlay. sad Tha•-sday, Two Penee— Love's Urrans—and A Spires(' to the }RICH SILKS et little more than 1 - I* l l Price GOLD and SILVER DRESSES, TIHOLI NS, and SCARVES.—AII •Wvavera who have soy Gnosis that have eitlarr avvelty sr elegance to rtrotsmcn.l them, vehicle they can s.ll cheep fur ready money, are rein...feel to apply at SHEARS eneel CO'.,. ?u It, Henreetta.strert, Covetat.garden, where Ladies are certain of finding the largest and decidedly she 11111011 erennt Vtirkt• in L.".- Jon of fashionable Silk., Satin., Gauze., 10-aullreal Lace and Ruhltinnet and Scarves. Habctatrohery of every deteriptioa, at price* $4l extremely reasonable that no ides ran he funned unlined iospectson. GOIIII Striped Sara -24. 10J. pp, yard; elegant Figured (%4aar 15.. ; steel Floiriirr St.ipca 3s 9.1. she Drew.. Shear. and Cu. hydroid House, Nu 11, Hrurirtta-st Covent-girelrn. An ezlineive Collection of huh:. Imitation and CI Crape Shawl. awl Scarves, from one so 15 Guineas ea 1 11 O t h S: rt.mrreesinpert; seven y c o a ti m b :o f i t m t e r (IT11911111; Public - MAN, late of SJothwark.—Nearly thirty years ego lw, discovered and invent...l the means of making the For of the South Sea Sval-vkisis available to our nianefseturers. Pre vails to this important dircortry, the valable For now obtained from the seal by his invention, wa. made no sae of olber than fur matiiire fur the land. The Fur Seal-akin were of so little value, as scarcely to be worth the freight of the ship. They were chiefly sold to the lamas, at from four•prece to two shilling. each; they hare sauce been sold ail:. aril upwards per skin, and their Fur at eighty shit- Itugs per potind weight. immense yortistilies of Seal Fur are Ye" l f ina"larlellUred and worked up Ira* bats, shawls, and cloth ui grral v4llle. Nemirow' and various articles of ortismeistal and comfortable clothing are also wienufismored from it; and it WI calculated, 'bat flan filly to not headrest thisuassol Fur Wal.skias have, on average, bees lly imported and worked up since She time their For was by ipman lir‘t made available. Not bitting the means in his power. when lie made this important &starry, of securing it t o hiorietf, was the nu.e of his failure and present slistrrec The public bath already benefited by it to a m lat anionnt. The friend. of the above meritorinns but truly unfor ligar'r Indiruloal, have dretnrd it advisable to solicit a PV::1-.1C SUBSCRIPTION, in the hype of raising a fund that may, in some degree. alliiviale his soffevings. Through sevrre illtic., and to illlvnielghio nom , b e bath fur Ir •itheut tti dbe - able tr 1- 4 : helot. ti roll 6 • : 0 %4 • ,1 • t•te vs • • ts • .Potics. • THe compicsaluti. • dt trgaTleta ' 414 S ' 01.00..1 I{l ••r 4 6• Prieinften letter the issf eramesee. .00 the reivlrel fret, Edon —both threw MbrNs is Moo., the dirmo—rollsaPil tinsel, . inure. babissaJ. Ear , rtaty, who wave studded art over trill. pearl der, similarly oreassetileill. pepPoki ilaummd. - iistriersois owtta 1 elailW or plow V a ear; Of *Miasma &tiniest as.. The Marv* V lweglio•tien7 rubes. Tbr dintWai ti., lied is nisenifieesier bead rot irely covered The Harchiowese of L , splendid of the splendid. Use rube ie raid to half a present from the East. Nee mirage was comicte nllyb die... monde. The Holy Alliance could not bate fillortraiehly decked this towering beauty. Der hatifleali t ittelther.e, were, for brilliancy, dear's, avid extra/ties, beyood Ili deveriprinst. His Majesty weever, nisei overcome by fatiguelostlhe fore the ceremony of phiciag the crown on his bead la the Abbey. to much so, that it was greatly tested be was seer fainting, but he ralli , d agate, and went throogli the se maiuder of the ceremony with his accortnostd During the absence of the procemime from the Hall, op. before its return from the Abbey, the Cterk-Comptroftz the Kitchell, and his amietamts, commenced their opseolaahrt • for the baurret by laying the clothe. Thine for the Sorg tables were of rich dassavic tracking to lb. Boor, apti the. tables themselves mete first covered with green (Wt. Fifty-air curers were slier laid at each table, wifiplate,• knife, fork. spoon, and napkin. Thr decorations of Ike tables emssistal of triumphal seam. temples, and Rower stands of various devices, and wee located witty artificial glowers. The cold dishes, conshitmg of ornamental pastry, cold fowls, fmgoao, limos., tray fish, lobsters, jellies, blunt mange. frith fruits of the mew costly description, were Gun laid on the table, and One were followed by the wines. The saltcellars, plate., dishes and spoons in the Hall were all of Prince* metal, atid•en graved with the Crown and the lettere G. R. IV. The goiter- • Lily of liana furnished fur the nee of the Nall, indepetedzat of the Royal Family, was six table.clothe. thirty-two doses' of napkin., twelve dozes) of waiting clothe, melee &taco of glass-elniki, and twenty dozen of knife-cloths. 'Ube cloth for the Royal tattle was sixteen feet by nine, end had the Royal Armii engraved no the top. Ia front were five elegantly finished festoons, each containing one of ter four Orders of Knighthood handsomely embroi dered. The decoration on the Royal table was simply a haodeoene plateau which lay on the centre, in which the Royal Arms were gilt ; and on which there were four alter,- rival figurer. The plates and salts wr re of gold, as were the ituirra sad forks. The decoration* of the table coneisted of triumphal arches, temples, and pillfre, filkd with artificial Hower,. The viands were principally cold, hot they we t s servesherivrebe moist set ..tutee mite, rod laid as the *ebbs in the moat tasteful manner. The guests 'lieu proceeded to eat their dinner. The was candles were bylded, as it wm considered improper to light them while his Majesty was in the 1611. The ~strait wish the day-light bad rather an extraindinary effect. During Ibis scene the Ladies and Gentlemen from the galleries promenaded up and dawn between the tables, and occasionally partook of the refreshments which were au abun dantly supplied. At twenty minutes to live o'clock, Ike Lord Great Cham berlain directed the Hall to he cleared preparatory to his Majesty's return to the Hall to take Ins intoner, to company with the Piinces wad Priner■sea, inot• Prince Leopold. No other persons were admitted to pirtiripate at the Royal Table. It was originally intended to have finished the effenlOaifil of coronation, as well as the banquet, while it was yet rise light: upon consideration, however, it was fouud that it would be impossible to effect so desirable an object, nod or ders were its 4 00144• q given 111 Mr. Perry, in Bond • tree', to make the necessary arrangements. Although the notice was short, the work was aeriimpanied with a rapolity which excited general surprise. Tlw orders were not Emile WI Wednesday week, and then they had to be arra to Birming ham to be executed. Iu defiance of these difficulties. how ever, Mr. Perry completed his task to the 01'6i:far-lion of the bird Chamberlain, as well as to the admiration of the spec tators. be preparations consisted of eight mid (weskit magnificent lustre., in the form of a Wrocister vase, each containing sixty wax lights, in brass socket• and glaze sau cers. At the bottom of t h e brilliants which formed the vase were crimson 'ilk tassels, iu unison with the several decora tions of the Mall. They were suspended from Ike angels to the Iva by gold chains ten feet to length, and were sur mounted by coronet caps, comprised of or mold and hnl l.ants. The hook to which they were attached was Nikkei by ton gilt rosettes. Ihe Champmn's Stable was sitoated about fifty yard. 1% - ons the north gale of Westminisree llall—east of the plot f om. It was a substantial board•-d e.li ro, con.isttug of four stalls, which were provided with mincers, rack, rind otter conveni•nrirs. 'Own: was aim a dressing canoe for the Champion, furnish , ii with some chains, a table, and !oohing together with a closet in whirl, to deposit hi• armour and the trappings and housings of his horse. The horses which were here were two, which had bora obtained from A•tler'a Amphitheatre ; the 4111 e a piebald black and white borae, known by the, name ~f Colo, 1111 whirls the rhampila Ike oilier a final! %slow. horse called Billy, tie aline used at Covent C u den theatre, which was rode be Lord lion ard of Effir.eisua, who acted a. Depoty rani ‘hall ; and two t:llter lint.ea, the oar a 'mull white charger, whlrtr was rode by Ow Duke of Welloigtori, a• Lord High C"tottableeif Eaglattit :4 ,, t1 the other n gubleo dun coloured horse, e hie!. rule l the Thirty's of Att gle.e.t, a. boo Hilh Steward imer the sidetroarila fir th• I I Jr were hi, iz two bold eliandeliers. Tbe six talk ain the body of t••, .. . were lighted with I *rive or-intiM crialt!atiras, each I r 16 1 ... '°BB. The Roy.' i ~) I 1 i+ e re 41.0owdrosa hat! #4040 appal. 100..0 orkrtittoftp ifitto: : . the Abto-y le alhoilaiitba „ K oho tia4 . v.i ~ . 7 he Coroaaaka. 4:7 . 4"-.1 .1y atm ehe Kist% arn4 to.). The shoat 'LI p wave a atessa p r os i n r" . *or 4 readi, and ft , ejlltefiliwel l • entail. as .141. • 11 . sod nom*. ite . :l7rOso it and kth at the Aare. a ..... . .• , we avisia" . Mom 60.1coetty IR tato. . . lAsglearlerry kiiiiterinireill i t 4 bawl and otber enteide of t nee n•o1 'etc the 6 , vyalty war. ii ii the cr.,wn vf his I. of lassoi .mle.ry .a, as ....1, ,4 .....t " - Int VAUXHALL. AGRAND MASKED FETE will he given THIS EVENING, MONDAY, J• 1123, in honour of the CORONATION. OF HIS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY GEORGE THE FOURTH, on a scale of ea exsnspled magnificence. This enelianliug scene will present, in addition to its sent attractions, numerous varieties of illuminated devices, re presenting national trophies and other emblematical embel lishments, expressly designed for the occasion. To render the amusement of the Evening martlty of Gape rine pstronage, the following are among an inenhe variety of Novelties, which win he presented at different periods of the Evening:—Mon.. Chalons will exhibit his unrivalled Pbilosopkieal and Recrestife Ampirenients. Groups of fkisadrille and other Diner will enlivens tlie festive scene, and poortrav the Dances eif varietal& nations, particalarly the- celelwiried English Monier Deicers. Mr. Wiles* • urn giles.{)irosigb tha stasis - of his estuaiihing end ere- PlRuratanees on the Tien' ROPe• 7111 e rele. braid Fantoecini and Onsirres ',lionises. Mr. Gyngell's Theatre of Arts will be erected in the Garden, and the whole of his extrusive and unrivalled Troop will exhihit all their most eitmetine performance.. 'Elie slack Wiese by young Gyngell. Balancing, Gymnastic Exercises, and Phi losophical Experiments. The Immunized Musical Glasses. A superb and matchless Trinsparesicy of twenty-tear fret se length, representing his Majesty in his Coronaiino Robes, attended by Mincer, and a great number of Allegorical Figures, will form a prominent f.ainre in the 'lrene. Mr. Atexaintre, the celebrated Ventriloquist, will also amuse the Company with kis unparalleled performance. Ramo Samee, the celebrated Indian Juggler, will exhibit his sur prising Peiformattees. Military Savoyard*, Painless, Scotch. and other Hands will perforni dieing the evening. A grand National Ode, written expressly ter the orrnowts, with other appropriate .Mti.jc will be perforated by the whole strength of the Grand Orchestra. *.• Dimes will be opened at Ten o'Clnck. The Supper will be prepared by Mr. Wand, of Bowl-street. Booms in dress is, and a spleodid Wardrobe, will be fur nished by 61r. Thresher. Tickets, Ore Guise& each, with a Supper (exclusive of wise), rosy be bad at A ndrews's Library, No. 167, at Mr. Waud's, Coafectiosier, No 38, New Boad-street ; Fullmer's Music Warehouse, No. 3, 01.1 Dund-street ; Thresher's Mow's.le Warehouse, Haymarket; Lee's Ditto. Charles-. 'tr. et, Covent-gardea ; Femora's Ditto, No. 78, Strand; Clew, oil and Co.'s Moshe Warehouse, No. 26, Cheapside; sad at Ilse Office of The Observer of the Times Sunday Newspaper, No. I, Catherine-street, Strand. EGON D-II AIN D PIANO-FORTES and PE DA L H A Rl', rood as new ; Cabinet Piano-Sow, not to be equalled in lunch and tone, venal price GO ;minter, fur 38 guineas; a Square Piano-forte, 25 guinea , ; Grand Six Octave Piano-forte, coat 1001. foe 75 guineas; Pedal Harp, late the property of a Lady, coat 76 guiueaa, for 45 goitre's. Also, dm much admired Oblique Piaao-furie, equal to any of double it• price in tone and beauty. Ts be seen only at Mr. Wailea's 13, Leieeater•place. Just published, in two vols. 12mo. on line paper, butpreusetl, price 10s. 6d. iu boards, POENIS, Divine end Moral (twiny of them , tom first published); Selected by J. BOW DLER, Ertl. Also, es Edition is one volume (oeffitiee the •Pavans ill Old English, Foreign Languages, and a few others), prtee tht. in boards. Printed for T. C.dell, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, JAMES ON INFLAMMATION. This day .ere published, in Beo. pries Ws. 84. boards . 0 LIONS on some of the GEWE- V RAL PRINCIPLES. and on the PARTICULAR NATURE and TREATMENT of She different Species of INFLAMMATION; being, with additions, the substance of an Essay to *Well the bork4oslian Prize for the year 1818 was adjudged by the Royal Colleze of Surgeons. By J. H. JAMES , Surgeon to the Delon gad Exeter Hospital, •ad CoosaMug Sorel-on to the E‘cier Dispensnry. Printed fur T. and G. Unilrrwitod, 32, Fleet-street. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. Ma Ii were pesbliciortl in &.n. price 14.. PRINCIPLES of FORENSIC ME DICINE, sysionsahrally 'unlaced, and applied to %WWI Practice ; with 1111111Pf0Ma Illii-lrafioaa aad Eason. or,: intend..l fur OW mu of Harasser., Coroners, Magis trates, anJ Medical Piactitiossera. fly J. c.. SMITH, M.D. Printed fur Thomas and Gawp Underwood, 32, Fkel. street. r: 16. ii ~ it' ~~ ~a' .~~.. I • , • 'a