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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1821 _---_- ___- t~~ .. .._~_ Poems 7d. A 4,4 THRA ra E-ROY AL, DWI le Y. 1. A.V THIS EVENING, WE DN EsD 4Y, Oct. his Illniesty's *resole will perform (31st time) a new Dramatic Piece, in Ihree acts, called e EAST-STREET, RED LION-SQUARE. iro BE LET, by tie A.t.r.. Governors, avert Troetre• of the B.dfo►d Charity, on a RE PAIRING LEASE, for • Te►n of TWENTY TWO ♦EARS awl • HA LP, from Chri.imais arid, A HOUSE, No. MI, EAST-STREET, RED LION SQUARE. Persons &Wrong of taking ibe sow, ore to wort is Pro. posits in *riling, Pealed tip, to the Receiver, Mr. 0.4440. 1 , 93, Great Ritisell-Pt►eet, Blountabory, ou or ',cruise the NM I day of Neireenber sent, A faros bribe Propo••I sad a partieutar of fir. Repahormir be see° on the Preemie..., or at No 91, Great kispollmas, between the hulas of Eleven sad Tilree. • GERALDI DUVAL, THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Gerold' Duval, Mr. Cooper ; Covet Alerrilwrit, Mr. Bar. nerd ; Maurice, Mr. Meredith; Molehill, Mr Knight ; Ko •itrMr. *nodal,; Sternolf, Mr. Smith. Elltehini,Cnontess of Altenberirr Miw Smithson; Nies, Mies Cabot ; Ninnette, Mrs. Bland; Berbers, Mrs. Egerton. After which THE CORONATION. The POsenesion atuamences from WCOlObisiter The Secemi Amer tie Interior of the Abbey.—The Third, and Int:odometer, Scene, is which Mr. Knight wilt introtlatta a new Comic Song, entitled, "The Ki.s sod the Cmusoll"Wit Old &glared and the Peteple."—The'Pourth Scene, the no, in the course of which the Greed Entre of the Clivistpien,.• To coeds& with (elm due) • men Faros ended MONMEUR TONSON. The Prped Chummy , by Metes. Camper, airoiski Foote, Gattie, W H. Williams Meredith, Vining, Mrs. Knight, Miss Smithson, and Mew. Bland. The Doors le he opened at Six &Clock, and the Per formances to begin at Seven. Boxes, Is • Second Price, 3s. Sit —Pit, 3a. 64.; Second Pries, !a.— Gallery, Is.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal lery, la.; Second Price, Id. To-morrow, GeraWi Duval—with The Coronation—and Monsieur Toasty. - On Satorday, she Comedy of Folly alit Flies.: Peter Post Obit, Mr. blunder. Qn Mooday,.• new Merkel Comedy, in two acts, called Maid or Wife? or, The Deceiver Deceived. FROM LAST NMHTI*GIZarrik Whitehall, October 30, 1321. A dispatch Own the Marge% Itirodesnicrry, Aided MUM'lftf, the 14. b inslsst , es. Intern/ay ree.ored by Lord Viscount Sulneoutb, anuounring diet hisllsjcsiy's de puristic from Hasuver was p.setpunesi to the tbila iststrut. This day is published, price Ss. iu boards, A COMPENDIOUi TREATISE on the THEORY and SOLUTION of CUBIC and BIQUA DRATIC EQUATIONS, and of Equalises's of Iles nigher Order. MILITARY PROMOTION. By the R•v. R. BRIDGE, B D. F.R S. Fellow of St. Peter's College, Csobri•te. Commission in the Northern Reninsent of Norihninher laud Local llama sipped by Me Lord Lientenant of Ow County of Non bmatberlaud. Henry Collingswood, Esq. to be Lientrnaot•Colonrl Com mandant, •ice Orde, resigned—doted June 1, 1811. Printed for T. endelt, i• the Strand, Loudon; and W. lilaikarood, Edinburgh. Of whom song also he had, by the sane Author, BANKRUPTS. THRATRR ROYAL, COVENTGARDRN. 1. A TREATISE un tkc ELEMENTS a ALGEBRA, IWD. Firth PAlislun, 7s. in hoards. 2 A COMPENDIOUS TREATISE on tbe FLE• ENTS of PLANE TRIGONOMETRY, evo. Record Edition, 4%. sewed. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Oct. si, .111 be performed, is four acts, the Opera of George Lawrence, of Evesham, Wortester, victualler, to surrender, November 22, at bee, 23, and December 11, at eleven. at the Northwiek Arnie In., Bengwersh, Woreepter. Attorneys, Meters. Boo"Reld and Wilhelm', Ronverie.etrest, Fleet street, London ; and Mr. Workman, Evesham. Richard Smith, late of Howden, York, tallow chandler, to surrender, November 8, at seven, 9, and December 11, at *levee, at the Half-Moue Huwden. Attorney, Mr. Lowman, Red Lion-square, London. Samuel Hotta, of Nottingham, silversmith, to surrender, November 13, 14, and December 11, at "levee', et the Rem Inn, Nottingham. Attorney., Messrs Chipoindell, Son, and Yallup, Great Queen-striel, Londua and M . Foe. croft soul P.ireuns, Nottingham. William Wycherley, of Treftsent, Alberbory, Stafford, former, to surrender, November 8,7, et four, al the Vine 10n, Stafford, and December li, at "Meccas. the Royal Oak lan, Ecclesleall, Staßind. Attorney, Mr. Cheater, Staple Inn, Hollwirn, London; and 31r. J. H. Comberbach, Eccles h•ll, Stafford. THE EXILE. . - Count Ulrich (the Exile), Mr Egerton; Governor of Si beria, Mr. W. Farrro ; Baron AlltrodotT, Mr. Li•too ; Coosa C•lmar, Mr. Doroset ; Doran. Mr. Young ; Wriures, Mr. Connor; Serviis, Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. Faueit; Kuthartue, Mrs. T Alexina, Miss 3. A TREATISE on the CONSTRUCTION, PRO. PERTIF.S, sod ANALOGIES of Ike THREE CONIC SECTIONS, Svo. Second &lino*, 5. in board.. 4. A TREATISE on MECHANICS, it: one large TOWN., Situ. price IL la. in boardr. Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elizabeth, mad the Interior of the Cathedral of Moscow, in which the • CORONATION of ELIZABETH is performed by the Grand Patriarch, and his assisting Dignitaries. After which she Musical Farce of THE POOR SOLDIER. Patrick, Miss Beaumont; Father Luke, Mr. Conner; Capt. Pittroy, Mr. Censer; Dermot, Mr. Ppm; Darby, far. Liston. Norah, Miss Lave; Kathlane, Mrs. Listen. A Private Box may be had fur the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Rox.OlSce. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 30.6 J.—Pit, 3s. 6.1. ; Second Pike, 2.l.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, 1..• Second Price, 6J. The Doors will be opeued at Haltpast Six o'Clock, and the Play begin al Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandeis, at the Box-office, Hart.street, from Ten till Four. Tumoorrow, The Exile, with Brother and Sister. BURN'S JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. nig day is published, m lye Isere Volumes, Aso with eery considerable Additions sod linpruireiarete, price 3/. Ils. In boards, T HE JUSTICE or Shy PEACE and PARISH OFFICER. By RICHARD RURN, I.L.D. Late ChatterVora the Dtoceae of Ctr liale. The Twenty third &filings. with Correction■ and very con siderable Additions ; the easel and Statutes heostglat down to the Time of Pishlicatinn. North Jolley, of Charine-cane, Middlesex. poulterer, to aurrewler, Noiratilwr 6, 17, and G..ermhirr 11, at eleven, al Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Burton, New Neal'. street, Ited 1: -square. . _ _ ' By GEORGE CH ETWYN D, Esq. M.P. Barrister at Law, •nd Chairman of the Grieral Qaarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of SinfL•rit. William Cable. 01' Aldebeergh, Suffolk, baker, In mule*. der, November 12, aI six, 13. and December 11, at eleven, at the Golden Lion. Ipswich, Suffolk. Attorney, Mr. Carpeiver, Furnivars-Ina, Holborn, London. TIKIOI4. Hut, of Clint Saint Law Dorms, butcher, to surrender, November 21, 22, and December 11, at twelve, at the Old London Ism, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Brattun, Old Beoad.strert, London, ■nd Jr, Ford, Exeter. George Guoliog, of Chesterfield, Derby. .tue•merrkaat, to ' , offender, November 8, at four, 9, and December 11. at eleven, at the Cone.nereisl Inn, Chesterfield. Attorneys, Messrs. Low's and Coolvitru, Tanfield•eourt, Temple, Lou don; and %t,. Thomas, Chesterfield. Landon: Printed fur T. emir!! and W. o.lvira ; F C. namll J.111,100)11 ; Longman. Harm, Reek Orme, ■od ; sad Joseph Baiterwurtb and fine. NEW THE/ ras.aor.44, NA rimairmr. -. The Lost Night but Two of the Company's Performairg this Se 'on. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 31, will be performed THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Peachusa. Mr. Terry; Lockit, Mr. Williams; Capt. Mae heath by a young Lady (her 7th appearance nu this 'taw); Filets, Mr. Hammond. Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. Pearce; Miss R. Corri; Lucy, Mrs. Jones. Preen:me to which, 33d time, a new Comic Piece, in one set, called MATCHMAKING. The Principal 0111 , ot-rel.. by Ware. Baker, Oxberry, De camp, Terry, and Mrs. Chetterley. To which will be added THE SPOIL'I) CHILD. OM Pickle, Mr.llfilliams; Little Pick/r, Mrs. Raker; Tar, Mr. Tayleare. Mira Pickle, Mrs. Pearce; Maria, Mrs. Young ; Margery, Mrs. Kendall. A handsome Saloon has been added, and It is ►espeetfully huped that iu every particular the New Th••atre will be found warthy the apprubut nod patronage of a British Pablie. Doors to he opened at Milt past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at 5c,,.. Boxer, bo.—Pit, 3s.—Pirst Gallery, 4s.—Second Gal lery. la. Place. for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. hlamingbam, at the Theatre. . N.ll.—Private Pose.; may he had nightly, by application •t the Box-office. To-morrow, The Beggar's Open—Matchmaking--and Fortune's Frolic. On Friday, The 13egrar's . Ogieriss—Match 4 naking — and A Roland for an Oliver. SURREY THEATIL TIIIS EV EN IN (;. Wevitseuelev. Octwher 31. will be preseateel, a New Martial Itstearagaasa, called TUSKS OF THRMI I Or, HARLF.QUIRS HUM! STRUM!! AND 'MUM!!! Atter the Borten' (third time in 'Ode Thearry), a Melo dramatic Rrsaner , under She title of APARIET re : OR, THP. MAID OF svrtrznrecAsn. The principal ClurteSer• by Mr. 11;i1e.togle. Mr linanerT, a Cleutlentan (his third appirtrahre at chi• Theatre). Miss POOlf, MI.II Bentr, slid Alla* S. Routh (*ho is tregagrd for a limited periwl). To conclude u-•I, a popular Ilarlrtia. retitled THE VETERANS; Of when may also be hnd, I BLACKSTONE'S e6MWEMCVARIEC of the LAWS of ENGLAN D. Fifteenth Edition, with Notes and Ad li. lions, by Edward Christian, Esq. in four Volumes, Svu. price 2f. Ss. in boards. 2. An ANALYSIS of BLACKSTONE'S COMMEN. TA R 1 ES, in a series of Questions, to which the Student is in frame his own, by rending that Wlrk. By Barron Field, Esq. See. Second Edition, price tils. in boards. Ur, THE COMMiiiX)Ri ANU THE COLONEL Nora open at lialirTett is;:iaffolwi , ;e:9eUsaasee er at HMI :pass S --I - hit-prim at Ta.iarfrow, Thaw $ Bonne will appose in a newt linden*. Mn.JIM kw.e. (ante Miss Slauley), formerly of !lir Tierweee. Royal I ) rari-histe, will alike !ter Arai appearance use Mon day sent. cregrwy. from the Theatre Royal, Brighton, will ap pear I%S weak. A DELPHI TII EATR E, STRAND. THIS EVENING. Octoher 411, vnii be peeseate.l s Niro could Mom Dramatic Oar bits, is Thee Acts, riddled THE CORSAIRS PRIDE! Count totroza, Mr. Waiiksiss Burroughs; Jeronimo, Mr. IC!kilovolt. Am*lie, Misr E. 1104. After Itbieb a tireieel Tortilla 01110.1 BRUNO; OR, THE AU LTAWS FAVOURITE. Shill, Mr. ; Plod Mr. W11111'1..00 To which will be added • celebrated Pantomime. called THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR ; ON HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR " lan*: Me. D.:1; ;t 3.nten. ;n - or Pa Isle ; leer in. Mr. W. Kirby. Fittatelin, ratty of the Nit, th Star, Is E. Pill ; Crelesitise, Thai rimy . hs Maaday .x* will be rend:teed am ratite new liaaical Zudirma. Tliis i. published, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA ZINE, No. I.VI. for OCTOBER, 1821. C s:-1. Letter from M►. Coleridge—ll. Selection from Mr. Coleridge's Literary Correspondence with Friends nest Men of Leiters; No. 1.-111. The Buried Alive-IV. Han. fleudia—V. Meteorological Obatervations Estranroli. nary—Vl. The Floating Beacon—Vll. Letter ftnin Alexan. tier Sidney Trott. Esq.—VOL Mr. Snaptlitit's Visit to the Minister of Glentosiely.Trouts—lX. Mos. Ogle of Ralhogle— X. An Expostulatory Letter to C North. F.s9 —XI. Chan. ter and Don Joan—Xll. The Change—Xlll. The Battle of Roslin—XlV. The Silent Grnve—XV. The Native Melody— XVI. Materna (written after the invasion of Huai* by Ike Fr.mch)—XVll. Letter from David Hume, Esq.—XVIII. The VoyaEes and Travels of Columba. Sreisndus: Chap 13. The King's Birth-day; Chap. 14. Christopher Columbus mistaken for a Highwayman—XlX Letter from Thomas Hope, Esq. Author of Anaata•hrs—XX. Familiar Epistles to Christopher North. from an Old Friend with a New Face: Lrlt•r IV. On the Personalities of the Aogostan Ate of English Literature—XXl. Attreolus in Hibernian Regis Vera :Wine perfecto Hi•tnria—XXll. The First Murder; or, the Itejeeti .... of the Offering : a Sacred DT /1111..XX111. 1411111/ ht Denpuridings—XXlV. On the Decline of the Tog ran Aseeiidatiry in Italian literature—XXV. Tuns Brawn's Table-Talk—XXVI. On the Prellf 111 State of Pithlir Affair. at Home—XXVII. The Vigil of Si. Math —XXVIII. Note Apnlogetieal—XXlX. Works preparing fur Publication— XXX Monthly List of New Publicatiosi—XXXl. Monthly Ness-ter, i.e. Printed for T. Cidell, Strand, London ; and Willi►m Blackwood, 17, Prance'. street, Edinburgh. COALS 39-:. for iiimwiliste payment, goad wa llow, delivered in Tuwu eirtige fns.; superior forge ~Yallsead Coals, Otis. .qual lu whai are sellitur by others at 54s ; s. trend.; 43•041.; infetrur, :9.. free of every ex. pewee except Ilse trate for inet.ge and shooting. _ %T. POOL, Cheap Coal Merchaot, 74, Bankside, &mil l . writ, Neer Holland.strert, begs moat reaper trolly to soh mit to kin Pe wads ani: the Public in general, that siotwith stamliog the watchful rye of "pies and informeis, who are employed awl support. 41 against him by the 1110110p0111111 Or Ike /MI., for the ;oppose of eositi•uiog their on ii high prices, still he ii determined to persist in selling Cook cheaper than soy other homer in London, and he challenges mid defies the whole of the conspirators in 11w trade, with their numerous besly ut Mt .4 mere, to prevent him. He moil particularly re. (vests all p#lll#lll 11NITIMilig Coals from him to desire the cartoon to inen.s.so the Coals votitaiued is may of the Stella 1 this inlay appear the leant onsatisfactury, to prove that they I routaiss three fair Boahels of rinds; One may •Iso he tithes Ihail only :#1 a friendly. hut stimlotaly weresaary hint to donee nho ace HOW il'ali ,l l 'V" hies priced Coal Ilerchasite, who 4 lois ill. rimers, room particolaily in the Westintustir Meter's I district, which commence. iiiimeilimely westward 4.f she ! Temple, as it is well known in she Trade the must frauds ; lent practice. use resoled In by the rei ajnrity of them ; 44, in many imitative', not MOM 111111 two hoishela nod a half arc ! scut tor a seek. Those who purchase from W. POOL may come or wort to the WlEteres to see thew Coals measured. 19'b. Skip Dieter's Certificate of the !large will b e p roduced In prove Ik e vi able_ (toe chaldrow ingrain in taking I wenty, three racks to fiee,ur one sack is, two and a half. i W. POOl. desires the principal Coal Meters to send the I ati ir teat owlets they have to invert then cement of his Coals. W. POOL treas., the threats of the wide with the to I olepeirdeirl prig of a few and h '.ll trader. NA—Orders by post tar edits wise, as •bove r will met • immediate aileatits. DIVI DEN Ds. November 27. J. Beek, of ftweCting's alley, Cornhill, Lon• dun, watch nt , ker, at twelve, at Guil.iliall. London. Decent!we 1. J. Dat6ll, of Broualsgtove, Worceater, grocer, at eleven. al the Unicorn Ines, Worcester. December 4 J. Peet. of Avldun-within-Mackerfield, Lessem. tor, hinge.manufactorer, at ten, at the Niter Hand lea, Warrington._ Noweintwr2l. P. Drophory, of Altrinettam, Metter, cora cle:tier, at ono at the St , , 1n... MENCheeter. blsoseinher 21. T. Stafford, of Bails, jeweller, it one, at the Greyhssand law, Bath. _ _ November 'M. H. Hay and T. A. Tamer. of Newraxile. street, Strand, Middlesex, printers, at eleven, at Gaiklliall, London. November 6 C. R. 11. F 1 tiley, late of Swallow&ld, Wilts, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Novesnber 17. J. Richardson, or Sloane-mreet, Chelsea, Mid dlesex, apothecary, at ow. Ivy at Guildhall, London. . . November 24. C. ill;ab, l» 1);311P, K. Wettbrook. amt. aid 8. I.)..ane, of Reading, Berk', banker', •t twelve, at Guildhall, tuadion. November 20. G. Gardiner, of St. Johrimireer, Mitlillevex, ironmonger, at lwelve al Guildhall London. November 241: D. Pm, i.f F. urhureh-slreei. and of Bell alley, I.rumbard-atirei, Londun, busier, al eleven, at Guild hall, Loudon. November 22. T. Dowding, late of Irevt Slower, Dorset ► yeornau, at twelve, at the Red Lana Inn. Shattesbarv. November 2Y. C. Thick. late of Shatedbory, Dorset, malt. ater, at twelve, at the Red Linn lute, Shmiteshary. November 24. W. P6ippt , of Stiorerbith, Middlesex, atraw bat-manufaetorer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Luadoo. November 24. A. Nordblad and H. Middleton, uf merchant., at eleven, at the George lan , King. mumupott.llull. Drrember 1. J. (Any, furmmly of Kinrton upon. Hull, mer chant, at rims.. at the George Inn, King4l..n.sapott-Hult, Novemb►r 24. J. %Var./telt, of St. Albaut, Hertford, draper, at sm lve, at Guildhall, Loodoss. Nueetalter 24. I'. D Abbott, of Kiwis plisee,Great Ormond stieei, Middlesex, iiittiratice.bruker, at our, •t Guildhall, 1.011114.01. Novemlnr Z 2. R. Bask of Co!cheater, Emma, maltster, at eleven at the Cope lon, Colchroglrr, November 3. G. Hartboy •ud J. Cowing, of Bedforal-court, Caveat gardra, *twit, ts-draprns at twelve, at Lomion. November 20. R. A. Cux, G. Weldon, Ferber, and G. Cox, of t.,,•1e Rrdans, LOGJAM, !makers, at one, at Gaildbail, Londoo. CURTI FlCATES.—Novrtaseft 20. U. Yarrow, of Chiswell-street, Loudon, slospkeepes.—A. Redford, of the Looduss-road, Southwark, stationer —S. Davis, of the Rutty, 'NOM!. Stafford, ntslister.—J. Coombe', of Lowerlibulwel, Middlesex, cooper.—J. Shur, of Cburoell, Bliley, York, clothirr.—T. Barebead, of New Mallon, York, rurn-factor.—H. Kelly, of Souiliamptios row, Bluoui.bery, Jloddlessx, pang, o f E li o Telco 000000 itti, Devon, Tyerosou, of Bristol, haberdasher.—J. Dictum, of Kendall, Westmorlaud, turn dealer. PARTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. R. Latchford and W of Birmingham, pearl-hut. tott-maker., September 27, 1821.—J. Uaulby, J. Hightail, and J. G. Crump, jot,. nrf Traunsore, Chaster, ship-bud/tors, J 31, 1820.-11 Guilders, J. Mace, W. Waterman, .1. E. Mace, and C. King, of Tenterden sad Cranb►uok, Kest, hauliers, October 11, 1821.—W. L.acun , juu. T. 11. Lagoa, and K. Grrienhow, jou. of New. Bridge, Denbighshire, ironw miners, so far as Masts to the said W. Lenin, jun. October 13, 1821.—W. L. Wyatt and K. G. Gemmel, of the Poultry, Lorion. printers, Uciuber 30, 1821.—J, Dove and F. Col lier, of SlopstonAposeStoe.r, Worcester, surgeons, Octotwr Ilibberi, W. Winiklyn, and J. Brar‘haw, of Maarlerairr, al, far as ►.spark J llibbert , Dramiber 31, Phillips and K. B. Phillips, of FoAlierley Hall, Siaiurd, stlerulusasterr, June is, 1821. • irK freS. - FLIRORNY O THE RANI' OF SCOTLAND. " • . 1 1 HARP; COURT Of AS.4IISE, OCtottitu tS. (AM ea a Lank' Mercantil" PON .rasuillsy, October is, 111 1 81.) . ' The trill of James M'Hertpat, allow ;Taranto Harper, alias Dee vies, eionmeaseerl this dip before lbw C set ,IotWEST INDIA AND SPANISH MEIN 1400.111.10 - Alletsen. He was Coln- oil for Solvate emomined Ceti r. Goofs.—The public sates hero less natiamma dor. . • be genre no, the-hoot* of Baraboo mud Ca ,in Pa i l s , e n d */* the leo week thee ( or wine time *awl, tally Iwo having Bask of Scotland, sad circolating knell/lug them t I *MI gonia forward piper Tuesday: Os Thomas, was a rather better demand f ur the or di na ry qu a lities o f Plan there be forged The Prisoner, in coutradieto."llo the derfatations of "is. . 11 • 1100 , but we Advance iii paid, sail a. site whole 'eel huts micona 'titmice* who redrn,sa.d him as William r :eariatiou ems be noted la Net pares. to Foreltts there has Mn„„,„ l ,, plated that lei. n . no u was Jam.. H ar p er , 0 .," ma heats much done; a parcel of anon st. p o , o k tio with that he had geoeronsly sobatiotied himself for hi. -broth., - Ilialoor i ln bags, was sold its Wedoesday at 100. 6,1. mid Sao , is order opLtet , boo from 40 qsullisairy Porto Leo brought 1011 a. per cwt. on Thursday. The Primmer hod lived i• Eitioloorgis in 11119 told.. if. RUN hay bees in fair demand for expel. so t s , o r D e h r pin t i, lobe's he 'alight the French and Gei !le The B. P. Suaaa meshes rematos oohs* alteration; ast- languages. He disappeared •Witilenly before the for,zeiii giber Pohlir oak or tin emits of Si. ltiete was Waugh' fo r. were discovered, and an noildory &snowed. He repair, it or . ward es Friday, committing ofolitdmat7 •01l gated *two Ihe Paris, where he assorts, d the name of Capt. Wm. Haik-r, timpand was dull, and the former ilisscriptiou was homed is and lodged in the MON deem." hotels be enfold Mot. He 50s. per Cwt. • • - I (requested the gaming table., sod breams tatimasse wait Faustus Stloll-41 4 6 CUM . of Haltanaltait tral. Pet INIPI ,s e tne English G.-otter/tea of Atinntetion. In the month to mobile pale on Werboodoo, bat these Were seater', as s y t of one, 1820, under the name of William Harper Al'laboo bidders, and the whole were "seen in. the while at 40s sod pal, he was mon i ed to m t .. Eli sa b et h B ed f ord tt „ leee. the bruits sod yellow at 15..41.1. to Vs. Sd per tot.; good In the chapel o f tho English Embassy. s ome t i me after he ahite has been sold princely as 445.; 'here is,libsever, very walled on M. Basilian, the hooker, sad presented to him little demand. a letter of credit from the 1/irectora of the Bank of Scot. PlataNTO has sot been , is roue% demand, bat prices are I food fur 1,010/. sterling. This preteorlid letter of rie•lit, unaltered. which had a false stamp and all the appearance of stir Rook I.OOwOOD remains steady. FuSTIC dull. of Scotia.' paper, was not en petted by M. &anon, who Cocoa.— A large parcel of Foreign was bemire, tit aurtion I allowed Harper so draw two hall on him, one fur 6001., and in Weduesday, but only one tot was sold, at Ms. per cwt. the other foe 490/. Drafts which he gave to different per- EAST INDIA PRODUCE. sons in discharge of the ripener. of his marriage, hi• bola °SOTO", —The inquiry since our lass has been very limited, Ines. &e. were also paid without hesitation. The *ammo but prices are without alteration ; the sales of the week are, of these drafts was 12,699 fames. Toe Bank of Scotland. duty paid, 110 hags Carriacou 101.1.; 2011 Smyroa 7i41. to Sd. knowing nothing of William Harper, allowed big billets be 100 Sarah, ordisary to fair titol. to ?id, ; 360 Bengal, urdi- protested, and M. Barilion discovered he had been . 1 4910 A, wary to good fair 51.1. to 61.1. per lb. It wait 4.6 i-covered that he had Red to Gheal, but on the ap efix....—The Coat India Company's sole just coweluded I 'Medico, of the Fi cot!' Government he was delivered op by went about 10 per emit. above the prices of the preceding she antlioritita of she Netherlands, and on the 23d of March sale. I lodged its the par., of Lille. He there made a very strange declaration. teal that he was not she prison , ectr.e.l, but his brother, and that he had, in concert with the wife of Williams AVDougal, planned his escape. Throngh the managrment of the wife her linsbo•nl had been sent forward to Lille ler the care of a 'gore otSese. The carriage which conveyed him was about to tease she yard of an inn at Coudray. when the prisoner (James) who had followed his brother am horseback, and was dressed FL. tatty like him. stepped into the coach while the horses were changing. He quickly poi WI his brother's cloak and rap, who escaped. James now indeted that he was only liable to she punialiment fur assisting in an escape. The indictment, however, charges the Prisoner with being the same perenn who had been •nrcersively known molter :h.! ram,* of Delsretun, Harper, noel William 111`Dotrgal, but whose real name and ot 'gin air unknown. The accounts o loch he gives of his voyages !rum Scotland to *merits, and from America to England, are full of errore, bosh throned). fiCal and geographical. Fur initante, he pretend' that lie lived among the Itehignois savage,, at the distance of nia or 140 mile* from St. Louis, t h e capital of the Ml.sosri State, bus it has been proved to him that he molt make a mistake of only shunt 300 leagues in Aiatatice. He "rip as sisted by an interpreter, beramie Ite•sairted that he slid not soulerstand the French language. best he soon grew tired of that slow owls of rommanication with the Court and Jircy, and began to express himself in had Frearb r is.whih a load of Scotch pronunciation was rnore apparent Bona she Eng.. fish; best his extreme volultility proved that be had little diffieslty its the choice of expressions. la mower to queations from the President he could give on account of his birth, bedtime no register* were kept to Scotland. Respecting the distrihotioa of the property of his parents, he said that his father bad given him 4001. der. ling when he went Su New Orleans, and that he gave op all the rest of the sweeention to his brother, with the exception of the share of his sister, who married M. Debreton, against whom proceeding.' for forgery had bees instituted at Edina toth. The President reminded bite of the evidence ai. ready given of his identity, in answer to which, he imitated that they most have been deceived by his extreme reatinblanco tit hi, brother. At last the Prisoner objected to be ques tioned by the President. The Prnialeat—Why did mow brother call himself Harper? Prisoner—Harper is the name of a person who left Hal money, on eonctioon that be should take the name of the testator. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, Ocrorea 27. The Cerro* markt t stl.l mailings very flitt, and the public sales brained forward yesterday west off very heavily at id. per lb. decline in the Odesns, Alabama., sod Deme rara.% and id. per lb. in the tow derrriptinus of Sea Island•. The gawky sold is the week is 5,800 bags, and CuMitel of 1,460 Roweds at 8111. a lop., and a few at I Id. ; Or. trans at 9d. a 120., a few ordinary at 844 , and See at ; 360 Alabsmas at 80. a 8 1 ,1. ; 520 Sr. Ili•II/10 at 1214.• 18d. • fee at 2241. sail 23d., RI stained at 12d. ; 660 Prrissnes at 1241. • Ind. ; 700 Cairns at 12.1.050 Bahia. at 111.1. ; 230 Maranhants at 110. a 12J. ; 80 Mina Novas at I Id. ; 80 Min. Denies at 81d. a 91,4. ; 320 Drnvernras at 10d. • 120. ; 20 Barbadoes at 911.1. a fop., 20 Surinam@ at 11d.and 124.1. ; 140 Cartkagerias so 714. a 71.1. ; 10 '.Vest lesdaas at Sid. ; 30 Sorak at 7J. ; 170 Br-Dealt at 60 a sp. per lb. The Import this week is 2,826 bags, viz. New Os {ram 471 bags, usher parts of U. 8. 1,005, B. aril 1,182 bag., Rotterdam 188 bagy. The Sugar market opened early iu the week with a good dontatid from the Irish buyer* fur brown qualities, whirls sold 6.1. to 1.. dearer, but the avbsequeat stoles have gone lower again for this description. sod the market bas chord without variation from last week'. privy" ; die quantity sold in 760 casks: in Foreign sorts nothiar whatever is doing. Demerara Mot have sold at 20s. tl. The denoted fur Coffee is very limited, and eniclined to • few ',titian, for gond ordirary, of waits* there is sone Deming on terms nearlysi mike to the Landon prices, and aothing has been done. Cu. elm and Ginger are without inquiry. We have to notice a de cline of fully 2s. in &ICI India Rice : 1,600 bags of white Bengal offered about 1.200 have been sold a.' I Is. fur fair to 12s. for good : Carolina is without inquiry. Rams remain without altereition ; • small parcel of Leeward. has hero dia. posed of at Is. 54.1. fur proof. Oyewoods ate steady; /a nniea Logwood has been stria at 81 Rh., Domingo at 91.. and obi weathered °impeach, at 9/. per ion. There is • fair de. mind fur Ash,. ; States' Pot bettor 395. a 398.6 d., Mosereala 32r. 30. for old to 345. fur new ; &moat Pearls 41s. a 42.., and Mnntreals 37a. 3J. a 375. 6.1. - . A moll parcel of light Ox Miles has been sold at 10.1. per lb. ; and 2,000 None at 6,. 10.1. a 7s 4d. each ; but inferior aorta of Cow and Ox are still very dull, and we reduce our queotations for such id. per lb. There continues to be a fair demand for good Tobacco from the trade; the sales for export are very limited, and scarcely worthy of entice. Owing to the very heavy supplies of Wheat and Oats Gum Ireland, the prices have again receil the sales of Wheat have been very hm.ted , sail confined principally to old samples, which have gone at a decline of 641 to Ott.; the new Wheat is also at a decline of 4d. to 6,1. and owing to the damp and inferior quality, is nrarly tonsnle able. New Oats are also ditfirolt of sate, owing to the bad condition in which they arrive; old parcels have met with purchasers rather more freely, at a decline of 2.1. to 4d. per bushel. For American Flom in bond, there is some demand for export; we quote this article Is. per barrel lower this week. About 50 hogsheads fair Philadelphia Bs' k have been sold at 17s. per ewt. For 50 serous ordinary to mid dling Guatimala Indigo, recently lauded, 7•. per lb. in bond, has been paid. Sicily have hero disposed of st 211. Ss. and 25 tons Turman its 23f. 10s per too. On Thursday 2,000 bags inferior Saltpetre were offered by auction, of which only 900 bags were sold at 238.6 J. per cwt. Presiiint—You say yore got clothes mak siatilar to your brother's: what tailor made them? Prisoner—Why du you ask ouch Trellises? 'As I know that the Belgian Government is despotic, I s►all take good care not to mentiou the naive of the tailor. In answer to these questions, the Prisoner sketched with pencil a plan of the yard of the inn at Courtesy, to explain the mode in which hr said his brother escaped. The Conrt then proceeded to esamine witnesses to prove the Prisoner's identity. Several penal, with whom he had lodged or associated, deposed that ►e was the William Harper or M'Dougal described its the isdietment, and that be ream to speak French perfectly well. Major Foley, of the British `ervice, recegnised the Fri. Goner. He bad diued with him, and had sees him more then iffy times. The Prisoner put questions to the witness, which were interpreted to the Court. The Major said that he ohaerecd nn rliffereere in bus style, 'scent that in HMO he spoke like en Eneh•hman, whereas now be sesamed the Scotch seven., which aright be easily imitated. M. Beye►ky had become ►eronity for the Prisoner to the amount of eight hundred francs, which he was obliged to pay. He afterwards challenged biro, and they were to meet in the Bois de Vincennes, whore the witness waived three hours and a half after the time appointed, but Pri- Willer never (lime. Presidcrt—Are you quite cerlaili of the identity of the Prisoner ? Fish On.ll contin•r steady in price, with but little de mand; theie are wt any any parcels offering smiler 21/, thongh small lots may be bought atthat price. Rape Oil is rasher lowe►. Rarreto SvGart.—There has been • good demand for low lumps, and purchases email with difficulty be made at the lowest price quoted in nur last. A few parcels of loaves have here booed at 82.. for shipment. SpIRIT3 or TURPCNTIMII are in 1.11 &mend, though there is now ►ery little Hough iu the importer's hands. Patlieript, Tuesday, October 3n, 1821, Four o'Clnek. The B. P. SUGAR market was steady tu.day at She prices°, Ism week; the: public 1131 e of Barbarism did not go off co briskly, except owe lot of tine, which brought 76r 6d. per cwt. COrratt —it the public sales, which look place to .day, good and fine ordinary Jamaica met with a very brisk de mand, and an ad of 4s. to sr. per cwt. was paid on the prices of these descriptions; Dominica was very Ant at the former price ; St. Dominate) was bought in at 1021. per cwt. ; Rtnit.—A large public sale of Jamaica Kum was hrontht forward to-day, it went off irregularly, but a decided decline of 2d. to 3d. per gallon took place in the highest strengths, and Id. in the lower. M. Beyerley—l have not the least doubt. If he vt,ll take off the handkerehief which he has tied about his heed. you will see that he is bald. The Prisoner refused to remote, the handkerchief until all the witnesses had been restrained respectiog the colour of his hair. He said the truth was that M. Bryerley hail ender,. w hor ed to swindle his brother oat' of SOO trance. This he would prove by the testimony of Mr. Manning. Mr. llaotsing Nu English lawyer) was immediately ealted, He stated that • Captain Harpers, who appeared to be 04, SWIM persun as the Pi isomer, hail cunanked him on h.. di 0. ferrety! with M. Beyei ley. The dispute was settled by a-b•. 'retie's. M. Bayerley was again called sip. and went into .1 , to'• respecting the life of the prisoner, who, 'he said ; had been worried iu Edinbutgh under thename set Debrem o , a nd h a d outlet that tome published • Freheb Grammar. The prisoner was repeatedly checked by the Corrt fur p u t. Gag insolent questions to the gentlemen and other veitotervv. Several tradesmen with wham the prinoner had dealt ken tifiell bim. A Mr. Drake lad sold him three borers, for which he wan paid by bilis on 51. The Prisoner asked this witness whether be thought si Scotsmen enuhi imitate the Baglieb accent' Mr. Drake—l cannot tell. The Advetate.Gruer•l—The witness, it is true, is an Englishman ; bet he is a cooisuireaur in horses, stud not in languages. M. Florida* had not the slightest hesitation in recoglearieZ the Promote, who spoke Preach perfectly. A Caplet , ' Harper had hems arrested is London instead of the Pri01)11, but the inaoceoce of that geotlesnan was soon proved, sod it was meeittaieed that the Prisoner's real same veal Pithy,- ton, and that he had been a teacher of leaguers at Esltn laugh. Mr. Moyer, an English lawyer, stated that be had beets culeultiol by M. Bandon oo a letter of credit produced Sy a COURSE OF EXCHANG Arnstrrilim, C.F. 12 14 Ditto at Sight ... 12 11 IC, TUreDAV, OcToota_3o. 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