The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-21 00:00:00

?Ale - • t.,41.0 Y: 40%41 44 1414 IT A 1 KIM 5917. Proms Id. THRA rten.Kur.4l., DRURY-LANK. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Not. 21. his Majesty's flervents will perform (33d time) a new Dramatic Piece, in three acts, called GERALD( DUVAL. THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Grraltli focal, Mr. Cooper; Count Altenherg, Mr. Bar. total; Mirerrier, Mr. Meredith; iViiiikin, Mr Knight ; M►. Randall; Strrnolf, Mr. Smith. Ethelind, Counters of Altenherg, Miss Smithiun ; Nina, Miss Cubitt Ninuette, Mrs. B:and; Barbara, Mrs Egerton. After which TFIE CORONATION. The Proression commences from Westminster Hall.— The Second Scene, the Interior of the Ahhey.....The Third, and Introductory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will introduce a new Comic Snug, entitled," 'The King and the Coronation, Old England and the People."—The Fourth Scene, the Hall, in the course of which the Grand Entre of the Champion. To conclude with (24th time) a new Farce, called MONSIEUR TONSON. The Principal ammeter' by Megan. Cooper, Barnard, Foote. Guile, W. IL Williams, Meredith, Yining, Mrs. Knight, Mts• Sorbian., and Mrs. Multi. The Boors to be opened at Six. eClock. and the Pat , formances to 'wen at Seven. Plates to by taken of Mr. Rodwell, In the Rotondo of the Saloon of the Theatre. Private Boars can only be obtained for the Evening of Id,. Rodwell, at the Box-Office. To-ssorrovr, Maid oe Wife?—with The Corosation--ead Giovanni in Loudon. Oa Friday. the Tragedy of Hamlet : Hamlet, Mr. Kean. On Saturday, Maid or Wife?—with The Coronation. On Saturday, Deceseber 1, will be published, mod continued Weekly, price One Shilling, rffl HE FOCUS OF PHILOSOPHY. IL SCIENCE, nod ART: wherein will be concentrated all the must valuable practical Infoionstion foiled dispersed through the wide ramie of our multifarious Journals in these Deism - Inmate of Knowledge, as well as occasional Selections from the best Foreign Authorities. Neither Zotl. Expense, nor Industry, shall be wattling to reuder The Focus a must valuable Ties/lure to its Patrons. Published fir the Proprietors, be John 69, Fleet street, sod sold by all other Booksellers, Newsmen. &c. MARKETS. [From the " London 'Vermont. Price Current," of Tuesday, November tO, 1821.) • REST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Coerec.—The quantity brought to public sale since our last has been limited. aud the prirea have been fully sup- ported fur all deyeriptions; on Masada, ikazil of gosmd . quality brought VIOL and nue lot line ordinary 103 s. s It. Domingo brought 08s. to 101,. for ordinary to good. There has been nu public sale of Coffee since Thursday. anti vilely the market has Itemu very quiet ; tlie demand hot been trifling, but holders have out giveo way in price. The stock of West India Coffee is now 3,025 tone, being 82 more than at this time last year; present prices £4s. per ewe. lower. FROM LAS!' NIGHT'S GAZETtir. Office of Ordnance, Norentber 17, 1921. Royal Ittleuttent of Artillery. First Lieutenant Alfred Shore Wines, from half-pay, to b• First Lieutenant, vice John Palmer, retirtd on half-pay— dated November 6, 1921. Commissions sighed by the Lord Lieutexatat of the County of Ayr. To be Deputy Lieutenants—lames Lnrd Viscount Kelburn,• sad Thomas Francis Kennedy, Esq.—both date.l October 18, 1821. Ist Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles M. Barges, Gent. to be Lieuteuaut—dated Octo her 18, 1821. SUGAR.--The demand for British Plantation driving the past week has greatly inc:eased, and holders are in conse quence more firm ; good and fine qualities base been eagerly bought rin, and an advance of Is. per cwt. generally tibial.- ed ; fine Jamaica has brought as high as Sae. per cwt.; the low qualities are still heavy of sale, but the prices asked daring the preceding week have been more readily paid. FOR/LIGN SUGAR.—Two public sales were brought for ward on Weduesday last, comprising 300 chests of Brazil and H 11, both of whirls went at a decline of lc to 2s. from our last quotations. The stuck of B. P. Sugar is now 4,221 casks less than at this period last year; present prices Se. 6d. per cwt. lower, per Gazette average. Rum.—Ou Friday a public sale of 147 puncheons of Ja maica, of high strength., took place, for which prices rather higher than our last quotations were paid, the quality beiug fine; one lot 48 per cent, over proof brought 31 Sd. per gal lon r by private contract there has been a fair demand. THEArresi-nprAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, N0v.21, will be meted the Opera or THE EXILE. Coon' Ulrich (the Exile), Mr. Egerton; Governor or Si beria. Mr.W. Ferree; Baron A ittrarluff,Mr. Meadow.; Count Celmsr, Mr. Duruset; Daran, Mr. Young; Welmen, Mr. Connor; Servile, Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. nitwit; Katharine, Mr.. T t; Alexiva, Miss Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elizabeth, and the Interim' of the Cathedral of Moscow, in which the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the Graud Patriarch, Sod his assisting Dignitaries. To w►irh will be added the Musical Farce of BROTHER AND SISTER. Don Christoval de :forums, Mr. Fawcett; Don Sylei° de Flores. Mr. Dorsett; Pacheco, Mr. Limon; Bartolo, Mr. Blanchard. Donna Isidore, Mite Haßetide; Rosantbe, Miss Lose; Agatha, Mrs. Liston. Places for the Roses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Buz-office, Hari-sheet, from-Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at t►e Box-Office. To-morrow, The Stranger: Mrs. Haller, Miss Bakewell— with The Libertine. On Friday, the Opera of The Exile. On Monday Mr. Macready will appear in the Tragedy of Tuesda, Shakspeare's Play of The Two Gentlemen of Verona. The present stork of Rum is 34,043 puns. and price of proofs Is. 3il. per gallon. Stork last year, same date, 20,082 puns. and price of proofs 2s. Id. per gallon. Cocns.—A large parcel of St. Domingo was taken in at • sale on Wednesday, 60 bay of Trinidad were sold at 625. to 665. per cwt. . . . . _ . . LoGwoon.—Jamaica and Campescby are inquired for, but at the lowest prices quoted. FUITIC is soy dull of sale. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Nounoszt 17. ' The Corms market has been steady during the whole of the week for Bowed. and Orleans, but Brazils, which are still very dull of Pale, have declined Id. per lb. The public sales advertised for yesterday went at fair prices for the Boweds, and at /1. per lb. decline on the middling descrip tions of Demerara'. There ware offered 1,960 Iloweels sold at 711 a 81d. for ordinary to middling, 9.1. a 91.1. for fair; Orkans were sold at 9J. a 10.1. middling ; 155 Alabama. were sold at Bd. a 81d. middling to fair; 110 Sea Islands were sold at 13d. a 15.1. ordinary to fair ; 25 Stained ditto were sold at 81d. a tad. ditto ; 840 D emeraraa of which 676 were sold at 10d. a 101.1. middling to fair, 111 d. and 12101. for good fair to fine; 511 Carthagenas were sold at 71.1. • Bd. fair ; 2,140 Surat, were sold at 7/d. a 831. fair to good ; 580 Bengal. of which 170 sold at 61.1. fair. The sales by private are 5,400 bags, and consist of 2,000 Boweds at 841. a 101.1., and a few at I Id.; 660 Orleans at Sfel • 12J., and a few at 1211.1. ; 160 SCA Islands at 15.1. a 18.1., 50 stsined at 10d. • 10*.l. ; 120 Te 'sesames at 711. • 71d.; 1,100 Pernams at 113 d. a 121.1., chiefly at 111 d. and 12d.; 300 Bahiss at lld. • 1134., and a fcw at 113.1. ; 200 Maranlianis at I Id. • 1114.; 60 Picas at 101 d.; 30 Mina Germ.. at 911. ; 30 West lodise at liF t. ; 250 Barbadoes at 90. a 91.1.; 110 Cart liagenas at 71,1. a 71d. 200 Spanish at 91d. ; 50 Surata at 61.1. a 8.1. ; 70 Bengal, at 61.1. per Ib, ; makiug the jotal sales 10,600 bags. The import this week is 11,980 big., viz. D. • errata 17 bags, Charleston 1,052 bags, oilier parts of U.S. 6,856 bags, Bea ails 5,025 bags. PRIVATE TUITION. ACLEROVNIAN accustomed for many yearn to the TUITION of a few Private Pupils, would be glad to fill up a VACANCY with she EON of • GENTLE MAN, who.e health or Education requires more than usual attention. Terms, 173 Guineas per Annum. Distance from London ten miles. Letters to lie addressed to the Rey. B. L., Mr. Reynolds, Bookseller, 137, Oxfuril.street, Loudon. MAGNAY, Melva. At a COURT ef LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN, holden in the Cellncil Chamber of the Guildhall of the City td London. on TUESDAY the 20th Day of November, 1821, and in the Second Year of the Reign of George the Fourth, of the 'Jukes{ Kingdom of Great Rritaiu and Ireland, King, die. Rzsozzre 11NANI/110111111.1r, THAI'THAI' the THANKS of this COUR T be offered to the Right Honourable JOHN THOMAS THORP, late Lied Mayer, for his exemplary conduct in the discharge of hi• duties as Chief Magistrate of this City durum the past Yeai, especially fur his active and successful endeavours, during a period of. considerable difficulty, to preserve its peace and to protect the property of its In habitants; evitteMg. at the seine time, a manly attachment to the genuine principles of tile Britisw 01)11111 tot ion, and to the Rights and Privileges of his Fellow Citizens; for his pone. ual albinism to the regulations of the Police; for his strict imporiiiility in the admiuistratiou of justice; fur his promptness to imuols the guilty; and fur his readiness to relieve the distil:seed. • That this Court reel themselves particularly called upon to athoowledge the sense they entertain of the late Lord Mayor's unrensitted politeness and hospitality, and of his uniformly tarn hie and friendly demeanour, as well while pre. siding over the rielobrratiuns of this Court, as on all uglier ',labile occasions; by which conduct he has conciliated the regard of all parties, aed increased the esteem which was before entertained fug lain) by the Members of this Court. WOODTHORPE. The quantity of Plantation Sugar brought forward by public sale this week is wily 400 Mids. which sold at fully higher prices for good grocery qualities: in Foreign and En•t India we have stilt nothing doing. We have no inquiry fur Foreign Coffee, and only • few small parcels of Planta tion have been taken by the grocers. vie. Dutch triage 78s. a 87s. Oil., good to fine ordinary 105 s. a 10g.. 0.1.; fine middling Berbice 1285.; and Jamaira ordinary 100 s., and good ordinary to middling . 103.. a 110 s. Gil. A small lot of Brazil Cocoa has brought 475., hot the demand is very limited. In Pimento and Ginger nothing doing , . Rice coo tinurs without inquiry. 400 hags of Pepper have been sold at 70. We have still very little fining in Rums, and the only parcel disposed of is • mark of strong Demerara. 28 a 38 O. P. at 2s. 211. The demand fur Dyewood■ bas been very dull. it Hides of plod quality have met a ready sale this week, and prime import parcels have realised I ; ordi nary are still in little demand, and have sold at Bd. ; Brasil wet silted have brought (Skil., • parcel of very light dry salted 11,1,1.; B. A. Nese Hides, inferior 7s. 2d., and prime Bs. Id. each. MAGAZINE. OF NOVELTIES. ASill F. A RS and CO. &kdfurd House, No. I I, • Henrietta street. Covent-garden, the original of Irish Poplins, Tahinete, and Velours, in the most splendour of modern colones, appruprialed for moining and patinae dresses; marinas and superb Seals 'lowa ('I-ti,, much at!in , red for its elegance, warning, and simiire, to be had sii!c!y of A. S and Co. introducers of the r-oi.lest selection of French and Norwich eachineres, Prin metta and Angola Crapes, groin Cloths, Sails Tartans, l'aris unit PClnvt:'n Plaids, French Levantine*, Crepe annuls, Genoa and It lila Velvets, Ladies' beautiful Habit and Dress Cloths; aku the twilit choice soil magnificent designs in Norwich, Sealskin, and &apnea Shawls, frum two to Micro guineas each. Tobacco has been in fair demand from the trade, and prices are fully supported; about 600 1111.1 s. fair ordinary Kentucky Leaf have been taken fur export at 21d. per lb. Our (bra market has been dull, ■nd new Wheat has sold al a trifling reduction un last week's prices. Oats are steady and rather higher. Few sales have oc curred in American Flour fur export. The recent heavy tan• pops of Shumac have depressed the market, only small lots of Sicily are selling at 19s. per cwt.; 300 hags S.sltpetre of (Air quality have been sold at 245. per cat. OIL.—A earn of South Sea Oil has been bought by the trade at 201. to 211. comics included, for small lots 22/. is now demanded; is Greenland very little has been dune. Seed Oils are stationary. Faut2.—Two large public sales were brought forward on Wednesday and Thursday last; consisting of new Spanish Figs, Prunes, French Plums, Lexie and Muscatel Raisins, in hunches; the quality of the latter was superior to any that had been previously offered, and they went off briskly at advanced priers: Thursday's sale consisted of three entire ca►tnes, amounting to 9,298 baskets of Denis Raisius, and 8,408 boxes and 100 half boxes of Valenti& Raisins, of very good quality; about one third of the Deni■ was sold at 425., soil our-half of the Valtutis at 625. to 635. per cert. Renw►.n Stm A consequence of the Refiners being desirous of selling at present, rather large sales have hero made at reduced prices, though the export &mead dues not appear to beat all improved; for home consumption the de mand cuatinsies steady, some contracts having been made fur spring delivery of crushed and double loaves at prices ra ther higher than the present, the crushed at 38s. to. 38s. per cwt. AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CII I I.DR EN CUTTING THEIR TEC 111.—Amoog the very eurneruus instances of the happy effects of the Suniltiog Syrup in cases of Dentition. few are more worthy of attesition than the fallowing:—The infant, son of Mrs. Sibley, No. IS, Hosier-lane, West Smithfield, commenced teething sory early under the most distressing ciretostsn- Vert. The child at niue months old lost sll liar use of his limbs, and had no appearance of stay teeth iu the gums; he continued in this stale till duet years old, without say use hfs limbs, and an extremely rinaciattsl drat the mother could scarce move him in the cradle or in her lap; she was at last recommended to try the American Soothing Syrup, when alter using It ugly four days the child was roamed by cutting four double teetkand has beau improving ever since. This iurstimithhe Medicare to be had of the Proprietors, Jongsos, WILLIAMS, and Co., No. 91, Newman•alreet, Oxfarti.street, Loodun sod, by their appuiutment, of all the priocipal Medicine Venders in town or couwlry, at 2.. 9d. pe► Bottle. N. B—Mrs. Johnson relieves the Poor, as usual, at her home every Tuesday nod Saturday morning, from Nine to Ten o'Clurk, by bringing a letter from a respectable Haase keepre to certify that they are ield objects of Charily. . , - • • --- 7 , 111 ,101 . 1 i- - - w" -- Wititr .. " -" , t , 1 r;;:f . • ;:i NO - ' - ettr V44led i ../ . ' it 00 . . ... . I e , ' t. - . i n s , (0, , 3 . '0 i . - At 1 . ! . -Nfli 4, ; . i : i 7 . . •• ~4. ' f. ~t AsT bO.l ...w.le I 1 ~4 lb .".. ' . . ~..,-, -• ...„. . . , .... ...1 , t. p t ii. :(2."..: 11114111 1::::in 'r • 1 •il .. . I tl.' -• - . . .., r or . rr .. , ~,i -011,4 , Li ;' , ..%. 4 5".,,...,44§. , r• ~4, 1 itsiotv).-:%. • „ ~,, 44. 3 , Ty 11.t , dfl ~. ..11 al.t.t. 041 •,: , •1 '...,) dr 1= ‘ 4 , o ittr) . • ••• 441 -', • ~I.4.'"ibilli •I ' ll4 l A ;, , ! , 4 .... ' • . , •••• II . ‘, As; + 1 .. .. . , ~...i. ,„.., . ~v, ify#l:l4,; t•tto .t , ...* ',out IF. z. 1.4 1 .• .4. *I, -..., . • --... , , . ' 11 , V , ..l. •:# irtith..it . .... 4 . 4 uotiorto ii=: , •- , c. , •.,..' , . . • ' i .- 4t -... .-+?.. ---.1 - ---:--..... - • 4 DAY, NOVEMBER .., gal, very ordinary bid. to 214. gem' fair Std. to 914.; die', paid, 90 bags Carriacou 10 per lb. Tga.—The market costumes steady, an advance of Id. to 2d. per lb. has been obtained for Tomakay. iNDIGO is in steady demewd, and as advance of 3d. to 4d. per lb. on the pikes of the Nat sate bas been paid. Postscript, Tuesday, November 20, 1821, FerypeClork. Covram--.The Coree mai het was very mead) , toe*. .,ti rather more inquiry ; a public sale of 1011 casks rif Dods was brought forward, which west at wry en* the last prices; St. Domingo is offered at be priew loyted, at which some business has been dons. B. P. SUGAII.TheTt VMS a very good demand today, and au advance of Is. per cwt. was fully establasbed for •II qualities worth 38s. or above ' and inferior cants.' he bought at our last quotations, the sal es amount to about 8,800 MAR. RUM.—A public sale of 177 puncheons of Jamaica look place to-day, and went off dully, but the quality was moth Inferior to the last public sale. . . . . ; BANKRUPTS. Thomas Moss, of Vauxhall. Lambeth, Surrey, potter, to surrender, November 24, December 4, and J l, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. HeOlloll, SO,•, Mid Duncan, Bouverie.streel, Fleet.street, Henry Handstrord, of Great Wittehester-street, Broad street, London, and of Brunswick place, City-road, Middle sex, merchant, to surrender, December 1,8, sod January I, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudou. Attorney, Mr. Lest,t, New-court, Crotched-friars, John %Vard, now or late of London, importer and dealer in foreign fruits and hooey, to surrender. November 27, Dr. eember 1, and January 1, at tacit e, at Guildhall. Atturoey, Mr. Browne, Lower Thames-street, Libation. Richard Bingham, Clerk, now ur late of Gosport, South ampton, banker, to surrender, December 7, 11, and Janus' v 1, at twelve, at the Crows Ina, Gosport. Attorneys, MOSSI a. Cook and Hunter, Cleme n t' s I sm New Cambers,Loudon. James Wood, of Birmingham, fess•maker, to surrend. ~ December 6,7, at one, and January I, at eleven, at the Roy •I Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. H01m... Ft and Loftus, New Inn, Loudou ; and Mr. Thomas Lille Parker, of Birmingham. Joseph Bentley, of Curtain-road, Shorediteh, Middlese'c, hardxareman, to surrender, November 27, December 4, and January 1, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pike, New Boswell court, Car e y. s t r eet, L on d on . Robert Headway, of Beamiaster, Dorset, butcher, to Fur render, December 4,5, and Jananry 1, at eleven, at the White Hart len, Beaminater. Attorneys, Messrs. Holier, Frampton, sad Lams, New luu, Louden ; sod Mr. Mui:ey, Crewkerae, Somerset. John Burrell, of Neweastle.upon-Tyne, merchant, to tter render, November 27, December 10, and January 1, at ele ven, at the George Inn, Pilgrim street, Newcastle it:um- Tyne. Attorney., Messrs. Bell and Brodcick, Bow Chu.'elt yard, Cheapaide, London; and Mr. Seymour, Nun esszle upon-Tyne. atristopher Savery, late of South ElTord, Avelou Giffor.', Devon, lime-burner, to surrender, December 4, at.threr, !••• at ten, amt January 1, m eleven, at the Rogers's Arms, Is a Bridge, Devon Attorneys, Messrs. FO% and Pridenox, Austin-Friars, Loudon; and Mr. Walter Pridleaux, Kusp. bridge, Devon. DIVIDENDS. December 42. P. Smith , seu. P. Smith, jun. and %Vet. Smith ; of Bureden, near Button, Lancaster, innalin-mai•ufacin rers, at nine, at the Garrick's Dead, Fountain-streti, Manchester. November 27. J. Nailer, of Jt Rents-square. St. Mary-Axe, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. December 15. G. B. %Vhalley, of Basingliallstreet, [amnia", %milled draper, 4i eleven, at Guildhall. December I. H. Fuller, of Bethnal•Green-road, Middlesex, surgeon, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. December 20. %VIII. Beadle, late of Preston, Lancaster, litinar snerchaut, at eleven, at the White Horse, Preston. December 20. J. Woods, jun, late uf Port-ea, Southampton, baker. at twelve, at the Cru%u Inn, Bishop's Waltham, Southampton. December 1. H. Friend, of Sunthwark, engineer, at twelve, . at Guildhall, London. December 12 G. Hague, of Sheffield, plater, at eleven, at the Union Tavern, UlllOll civet, Birinsiithans. December 18. A. Rou sod J. Murray, of Leadenlnill-bisild. Gracechurcb-street, Loudon, merchants, at twelve, st Guildhall.• December 15. M.Tidy, of Sou lig tie, Middlesex, corn-de ali r, at twelve, at G.40'1114111, London. December 18. J. Peak, of Newcastle-under.l.yne, Stafford, mercer, at eleven, at the Roe Buck, Newcastle-nod' r- Lytte. December 19. J. Fester, of Shrffisld, ironmonger, al twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Iffisflield. December I. C. 01.e.kenzie, late of Cariilint , street, Bedford square (but now a psianiser in the limit'a Bench pri.ots . .. merchant. at twelve, ■t Guildhall, Lundiiii. December 21. T. Gill, of Old Gravel-lane, Batch ffe-hich way, Middlesex, soap.manufacturec, at littler, at Guildhal, London. December 11. T. Whalley ■nd .1. W. Whalley, of rs Ary. street, Londou, warehousemen, at eleven, at Guildhall December 11. J. Rubinson, of Birmingham, facti.r, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Hig►street, Birmingham December 12. J. Luke, of Exeter, ironmonger, at ekven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. December 14. R. Price, of Tewkeshury, Gloucester, coin. factor, at eleven, at the house of William Ricketts, liquor• merchant, Tewkesbury. December IS. J. Bennett, of Green Fairfield, Derby, cattle. dealer, at eleven, at the Green Man Inn, Aabburne, Derby. December 12. D. Adcock, late of Melton Muisbray, Le ins. ter, druggist, at eleven, at the I% bite Swan tun , Mellon Mowbray. • CERTIFICATES.—Drcameast 11. A. Weston, of Hearsor, Derby, hurier.—P. Jenks, of Bromyrrd, Hereford, dealer.—M. Tidy, of Southgate, Mid dlesex, coin dealer.—J Bower and J. Bower, of Bradfor York, woriteJ.spinirers.—W. Piot, of Rsirliire.laigh• Middlesex, grucer.—J. Mason, of 31acielrestrr. facturcr.—J. Ewing, of Liverpool, merchant —R. A. of Plymouth, irournouger.—P. Wood, of Kiugsfoo gardener. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Mugge and C. Scruggs, of Little Guildl,n rough, Surrey, timber-wierebants, November Turner and T. Turner, of the Theories. drapers, October It s 1811.—J. W. Tombs,' .d Wets. Bu. of Bristol, architects, June 24, 1819. . 1821.—. L. Boswell, of St. Merlin's-court, hosiers . c—E. Smith and T. Noble, proprietor Lirerpoet Mercury, June 30, 181 Staff, of Norwich, morneys, N , loserober 11, 1521., way, M. Outbwaite, and A. P Jastes's.streel, Sir • AZOIU. shlfi EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COTTOW —The demand has been •cry inaetive since oar last, and East India has io consequence been more freely offered, and some Cotton of the last sale has been sold at the sale prices. The sales of the week are, in bond, 2SO bap Surat, eery ordiuiry to middling Scis to 714 i 200 Ben. r-;py~~ 1•••-_ LONDON, WEDNES EAST INDIA HOUSE, Novelists 14, 1821. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, leading to tha EAST INDIES, having, on the 6th and 18th July last, issued public Advertisements, giving Notice, that measures had been adopted which might lead to the discharge of a large portion of the existing Indian Loans, and that the Court had authorized their Bengal Go cornmeal to open a new 6 per cent. Loan in India, - to which the 4 ibt% present 6 per cent. Obligations of 1811 would he transferable; and whereas, by Advice. recently received from India, the Court of Directors are informed, that on the Ist May, 1821, the Governor General in Council at Fort William gave Notice, that the Promissory Notes of the Ben gal Government, standing on the General Register of the registered Debt of that Presidency, hearing date the 30th Juue, 1811, and weenhered 1 to 10,000 i•elusive, would be discharged at the General Treasury, on Tuesday, the 31st July last, on which day the Interest thereon world cease; but that soy of the Notes advertised fyr payment would, until further orders, be received is intake to the rev? LAMS then opened. _ _ _ And whereas the Court's Intention 01 in India, se set forth in their birfwee-ineetinised Advertise ments, of the f;th and 18th July last, has lbws hers antici pated by the Bengal Doverouseitt The Court of Directors do Iterrhy give notice, that the Monttlarell in ensfernplation by the Curt, seed adverted to in their Nat Advretiestineets of the flth and 18th July last, are to he eassidered es entirely raid and of none effect. And whereas iii the Arivertiterneat published by the Den.. gai.Governalent, w the Calcutta Gazelle on the lit of May last, erotica was given. that Transfers of the Notes advertised lu be paid off to the New Lean were to be received until further orders; and by the 1 I tloChuse of the Conditions of the New Lora, Ilse accounts of the said Luau are to be closed on the 3d March, 18t2. a sew [Ana And whereas Proprielues of the Promissory Notes adver. tised to be paid off, resident io Europe, may not be enabled to convey instructioas to India for the transfer of their Pro of -1(y into the New Loau before the said Loan shall have bee, clotted; The Court of Directors do hereby give notice, that they hare directed their Bengal Government to permit the Trans fer of all Promissory Notes of the 30th June, 1811, to the Loan of the lit May, 1021, which Notes shall be tendered iu India on or before the 30th June, 1822. And whereas it appears by the 4th Clause of the Condi tions of the said Loan of Ist May, 1821, that the Proprietors of Promissory Notes transferred to that Loan resident in Europe, might, if they required it, be paid the luterest on their Notes, up to the 31st December, 1821, by Bills on the Court of Directors,at twelve mouths' date, and at 2s. 6d. the Bicra Rupee ; The Court of Directors in view to the further accommo dation of Proprietors resident in Europe, do hereby further give notice, that those Creditors bona fide, resident i■ Europe who shall have transferred, or who shall transfer, in India, their Bonds of the Luau of 30th of June, 1811, to the Loan of Ist of May, 1821, by means of their Agents duly authorised, on or before the 30th June next, shall have the opting of receiving their interest for smother half year; namely, from 31st December, 1621, to the 30th June, 1822, by Bills on the Court of Directors at twelve months date and 2e. Bd. the Secca Rupee; the Bills to be drawn speci fically payable to the absent Proprietor or his order, and not to the order of any Agent or Agents whatsoever; but those absent Creditors who shall leave required, or who shall require the payment of the Principal of their obligations of 30th Jane 1811. in cash, will not be entitled to the ex. tended optics of remittance of interest hereby conceded to eabaerilliog awnless; all accruing interest due to them, to the peeled when they may have demanded their Principal, shalt be paid in rash only at the Treasury in Calcutta. Thu Court of Directors do further give Notice, that the notes of absent creditors rim shall omit to signify their in tentious, at the Presidency of Port William, defisiitively . with respect to the Promissory Notes of 30th June. 1811, on or before the 30th June, 1822, will remain without in. terest from t►at period. The Court of Directors have shin resolved, that, if the Bengal Government shall see no ol.jection to the measure, Creditors who have subscribed, or who may hereafter sub scribe to the Loss of lit May, 1821, may, if they think proper, employ the Agency of the Accountant General, and Sub-Treasurer at the several Presidencies in ludia, in pro. taring the remittance to England of the interest on their obligations, by means of Rills of Exchange on the Court, Is be purchased in the market at the current price of the day, it being distinctly understood, that no responsibility shall attach to the East India Company for the acts of thole Officio' in virtue of the authority which may be thus given to them. The condition's of the Loan of tbe Ist May, 1821, may be seen by application at the Office of the Aecoontaut Gene. rat at Ibis House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. FEMALE BEAUTY. This clay is published, in oneelegasit volume Bye. with twenty. five Plates (those which should uut be exposed are put up separately), price 11. Is. K ALOGYNOMIA ; the Laws of Female Beauty. CONTlCKTer—Reauty—Lavt--Union of the Beyer, &c. By T. BELL, M.D. The Study is reduced to a fine Art of the most seductive soil delightful pursuit. A Catalogue raisons( of the defects of Female Beauty sod the various causes of infertility in Marriages are szplsioeil. Prtuted for J. J. Storkdale, 33, Pall mall. Also, with eight orldwared Plates, Fifth EtUlm, prirro 64. ELOISE in DESHABILLE.—And with thirteen Plates, Fire 4A•. ROBERTI:niI on the GENERATIVE SYSTEM. Nearly ready fur publication ' the Sixtb Edition with au Additional Preface, by the Editor, and Translations of all ibeivarions Quotations coutained in the Work, from Ancieht and Moslem Milkers, A CLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY, An. 1802. By the Rev. JOAN CH ETVVODE EUSTACE. Illostratesl with a Map of Italy, Plans of Churches, &c. 4 vols. Sao price 3/. in buardx. Printed fur J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Of whom may he bad, recently ptibliabed, LINGA RD'S HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the In vision by the Romans to the Accession of Mary. 4 vols. 4to. price 71. in boards. ••• Vol. V. containing the Reigns of Mary and Elizabeth. Is preparing for publication. COSMO'S (DUKE of TUSCANY) TRAVELS, in 11M0, through ENGLAND, with 40 Plates, royal 4tu. price 4/. 4s. in boards. ' HUGHES' TRAVELS in SICILY, GREECE, and AL BANIA, wills Plates, 2 vols. 410. price 51 ss. iu boards. HUNT'S (Rev. J. H.) TRANSLATION of TASSO'S JERUSALEM DF.LIVERED. 2 vols. Bvo. price 11. 10s. in boards. HOARE'S (SUPPLEMENT to EUSTACES') CLASSI CAL TOUR in ITALY. 2 vols. Bvo. price 11. 4s. in booed.. BERRINGTON'S LITERARY HISTORY of the MID DLE AGES. 410. price 21.25. in boards. COLQUHOUN on the WEALTH and RESOURCES of the BRITISH EMPIRE. 410. price 21. 2s. in boards. GRAY'S WORKS (New Edition) by Mitfurd. 2 vols. Co. price 31.35. In boards. TWEDDELL'S REMAINS, with bin LIFE, &e. 410. prier 21. 2s. In Wards. • . a - WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE sod ANNUITY OFFICE, Strand and Curoliill, Lmlon, Emablished in 1711112, for Inamemiet ye Lives mud erasing Alllncities, itn the same advantageous terms to the Public as have hitherto Petered to this Establishment their ;decided Patronage and Support. A Commission is allowed to Solicitors, Agent., Brokers, &e. DIRECTORS, Teottees, AND AUDITORS: John Soane, Esq. Chairman, The Hon. Douglas Kieuaird, Deputy Chairman. Sir G. F. Hampsun, Hart. William Fitzbegb, Esq. SieJohn Cox Hippialey, Batt Ralph LeyetMer, jab. Esq. William Agnew, Esq. . Neill Malcolm, Esq. Jobe Bebb, Es q . G eorge G . Mills, Eaq. Stamp Brooksbasik, Esq. 41. H. Sumner, Req. M.P. IV. F. Chambers, M.D. Sarney Tease, Esq. George Cumming, Esq. M.P. Rd. Williams, Fag. Solicitor James Henry Deacon, EMI. RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. The Proprietors are reepecgolly informed that the Divi dend is in the course of peptone _ asiOrs GLOUCESTER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. A l a MEETING of the GLOUCESTER AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, held at the Fleece 'nu, in Gloucester, on SATURDAY, November 17, 1821; RESORTED, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the Select Committee of the House of Commons, to whom the Acricel local Petitions were referred in the last Session of Parlia ment (after admit liog the distress, as bet forth iu these Peti tions, to have been fully and satisfactorily proved by the testimony of numerous competent and respectable witnesses, as well Commercial as Agricultural), bare not in their Re port either held out any prospect of relief to the Petitioners, or reeunimenned any measure calculated to alleviate the un paralleled difficulties with which the cultivators of the soil bare so long had to contend. That it is with great regret we observe occupying so prro mines: a feelers to the Report, the speculative opinions of some of the witnesses examined, and wild theories of certain modern writers, who, though pretending to a knowledge of Political Economy, seem to have lost sight of its first and greatest principles, whose political quackery appears to have made deeper impression, and to have obtained more consider ation in the minds of the Honourable Member* of the Com. mittee, who were engaged in framing the Report, than the plain, uncontradided, unanswered, and almost unnoticed facts and documents, produced and clearly substantiated in evidence before the Committee. That the justice of our claims no the Legislature having been so folly and clearly established by the evidence above referred to, we deem it necessary again to appeal to Parlia ment, satisfied that in pressing the desperate situation of the British Cultivator upuu the attention of Parliament, we are promoting the best interestsof every clamor the community ; for at the present ruinous and dill declining prices of all agricultural produce, the Proprietor cannot receive his rents; •nd theme, be be possessed of a princely domain, must, in the end, share iu the common and inevitable ruin of his beg gared teuautry, while the Trader and Maptifacturer, from the loss of his largest and best customer, eminot lung escape such mei I distress; and, lastly, the Fundbulder will neither receive his dividends, our event the Kiug his taxes, from a bankrupt community. RESOLVTD, That the Thanks of this Mostiog be given to Mums, Sherlock Gooch, Esq. the Chairman of tl e Select Cum. mittee, for his extraordinary and unceasing exertions in our behalf ; also to Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart. Charles Celli, Western, Esq. Edmund Wodel e, Esq. Nicholson Cal ved, Esq. the Right Hon. Denis Browne, Sir Within Wil liams Wynn, Bart. the Hou. Jobe Foster, Sir William Rowley, Bart. George Helene Sumner, Esq.; aid especially to John Christian Curwen, Esq whore persevering efforts to procure the Repeal of the Husbandry Horse Tax, entitle him to our grateful Thanks. Th a t our unbounded and heartfelt Thanks be given to George Webb Hall, Esq. the unwearied promoter pf our interests, and indefatigable labourer in our service. That the Gentlemen composing the Committee at Hen. derson's hotel, be requested to accept our warmest ackuow. lerigensents. That the following Petition be adopted, and that we use our best endeavours to procure the signatures of all Gees. piers of Laud in the neighbourhood; suit that it remain at the Fleece Inn, in Gloucester, for such Signatures, until the Alerting of Parliament. That Lord Edward Somerset and Sir Berkeley William Guise, Bart. the Members for the County, be requested to accept our Thanks for past services, to again present m u petitions to the House, and to give them their most effec. teal support. THOMAS EVANS, Chairman. " To the Honourable the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament! assembled; •• The humble Petition of the several Occupiers of Laud in the County of Gloucester, whose Names are hereunto subscribed: i Shewelli—That by virtne of divers laws and statutes of this realm now in force, they believe to the number of one hundred sod upwards, the skill, capital, and labour of the Aniebanis and Manufacturers residing and carrying on their business in this country are 'branded by certain duties and prohibitions from the import et all Foreign Goods mantifae tend in other countries, while almost ell the productions of oilier countries whiekean begrown in the United Kingdom, ire permitted to be imported fete this country, without pay. Trill of any duty whatever, or at very low sod inadequate duties: whereby your Petitioners are compelled to pod chase at • monopoly price, and to sell all their productions at an unequal competition with poorer Countries., which, with the payment of all the direct and indirect Tex.', consequent en a residence and occupation in the United Kingdom, has reduced your Petitto.ers in their circumstances and condi. time, and must, as lung as this system is continue.), prevent your Petititmeis from receiving the due returns which skill, capital, and industry employed in Agriculture, ought to yield the cultivators of the soil, and without which the lands of these islands cannot be cultivated with advantage to the State, or with profit to the Occupiers. That to restrain the export of all wool of British growth, and also to permit the import of Foreign ottul with adequate duties, is one of the, most oppressive regulations ever introduced into a free coun try, sod hears with peculiar hardship usi your Petitioners, whose fair returns un this important article, once equal in value to ostelifth of the retool of the Kingdom, are thereby sacrificed to fine gains of the Manufacturers. " That your Petitioners seek not in envy to pull down and destroy laws and regulations so wise and salutary, which have now stood the test and experience of three hundred and fifty years, and by which the Merchants and Manufacturers of this country have surpassed those of the whole world. But your Petitioners do humbly seek in justice to he ad mitted to a fair and equal participation of such laws; and therefore your Petitioners most humbly pray, that all the productions of the soil of the United Kingdom may in future he protected from import of similar commodities, duly free, from Foreign Countries, in as ample mud beneficial a manure ea the Merchants and Manufacturer, of the United King. rotas are by the Navigation Act, mid other 'ovaries of tise realm, protected in their shipping and manufactories from Foreign competition; and that your Petitioners may have such relief as to the wisdom of this Honourable House msy mem meet. And your Petitioners shall ever pray." vr— iwparm.o-1111. 21, 1 t