The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-08-13 00:00:00

1 . i ~ / • / '1 ~~ • • •, aft . - ' •,o :2 I '. :# ......"...za1...."._ • : . . , , • ~.4 , ,, tit ,„ , 1 A • .qp of-a, wc , ,- i r • 0 1 11 V I Lli I refs . , . . ep . v r••V P • - --r • ."/ . ' ^ * . •' .. i * II . • • . bB3l. ' LONDON, ' MONDAY, AUGUST ii Numusu ^E Id. rtt R AMR. RUYA L. 11RUldrL 4 Nh. EVENING, MONDAY, August la, his Majesty's /Sensate prvforni THE CORONATION. The Prueemion commences from Westminster Hslt Tbs Seemod Srese, the Interior of the Abbey.—The sod Istroduetory Scene, is which Mr. KIM& will introduce a new Canine Song, entitled,"he King and ohs Corinistion, Old England sod the People."—.The Fourth Scene, the 11111, is the course of "bids the Grand Ent►e of the Champion. Prevents its which will be performed a Comedy called • A CIIEQUI3 ON MY BANKER. Sir Wilf 11 H'ildier, Mr. W. H. Williams; Gahriel Peeper, Mr. Guile; Arther Wildbre. Mr. Cooper; Frank Russell; Jolter, Mr. Knight. Jigs Catherine Aireagel, Misr %militias; Miss Arregon, Mrs. Hula.... To conclude with (tad time) a new Farce, tailed THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. The principal Characters by Messrs. Coops , Gstsie, Ear. jaorik Smith, Knight, Mms. Urger, and Mims &Niihau's. Tmesoro... A Cheque an bay Banter, yeah The Comae- 1 Nos. and Giuvasui nt Landoll. F..t. 6 •7 INDIA ii(ktlSE, AUelitT 8, 1881. p r int COURT . of. DIRECTORS If eke BE UNITED COMPANY o' mrlicuANTs of ENG LAN!), trading to elm EAST IN WES, do lanky give Ketiee, 'that lb. COMIIITITE 4 RUTIN() and whatr,- HOUSES will he ready in ?revive Proposals in writing, realest sip, on or before WEDNESDAY, the bib September, 1821, from such Perseus tus may be willing to aspplY /tie Company with CAST IRON WATER.I'IPES; ••,.: and the Condi.ium of the Cnwerart may be sees on appli cation is. the Clerk of the 644.1 Committee, with whom the 'Proposals moat be kft before Elms. w'Clock is the Forcemeat Ist the issiel bits day of Seinemlwr, after which boar the Committee will Dot receive inn Tenders Pr. r Eft AU - BEN, -AWisimat-peretary. F(AIOSS, Importer um' Dealer Forrigst • RI II DS sad RE %Sil t 34, PlecodillYr uPrmits St. James's Chrch, informs the Nubility, Geist'', eel the Pahltr, he bas isurrhmed thus.. covoriendieus Premises tamiy monsphrit by Me. PAUL INIUOK El, Near-veod, nerve Mt ant,- square, IA *kirk Osier, Sir the eitimememre of • Mort MOW naaaa Colle<tiuu, the HUSINEMt of this SHOP is RE. MOVED, soil whim e he iespeeifully solicits a eortitmanee of their Command, • in f t them every exertiuu *shall he male tia merit their future Favours, thereby evincing his gestoode 1.4 put OW S. —The'raurt rirtensive assortment of every thing rare ir.l curiou. eonst•eity en rale. THE QUEEN'S DEATH-ANOTHER CUT AT THE GANG! FT EDITIeII so extra Cua...—She Queen's Ilsechuiciat), price Is. HONE'S SLAP AT SLOP AND TIIE 11111HGE-STHEET GANG—EnLancet, ! Contain ing Additional Atli••les us HER MAJESTY'S HEATH. With TWENTY.EIGIIT CUTS, by Mr. George Cryik shank. The Queen's rooms! Hatchnient —I. Sub. scriptiou Vessel-3. liiidge.sirtet Sweeper-4. His Mark ing 11.eali—h. The Truths; or, Kitts Ouro-6. Ferocity —7. Topsy-lorry—EL Indian Juggler-9. Peterloo Mu- Prictloo Medal—ll. Jack Ketch's Mark —l2. Ship's Coati'', Cluck-13. Red Owl Skip—l 4. The Itaa'a Itetteetims-15. A Nou.dessripl-16. Ilrodge-street Going at Work-17. Dewilrow Tow Sticks-IS. I. Slop's Htssereolyl9: UftiVerNl Sato, lAmp-20. " Pray remem ber Ike Grout, !"—QI. The Poet Laureate and Gloriows Apollo-12. Jack su she. Green-23 Widen Bridge null the Borough Arches-24 Cousitteilioisal Bridge-25. The TH. augle—Vl. Emptying die Slop-pail-27. The Paw-28. The Gaut Aims. Printed rne %Valiant - hoar, 4S, I.tolgate-bill ; and sold by all liutAkaelli-rii in the United Kingdom. THE NEW SCHEME. C 1 CA H ROLL. Coostrmelor Inv the present Lot. it3rw trey, never !Aid before his Friends and the Public a Scheme wills wore eistiliileat anticipation of sneers* than at this 1411.01111. i. Atl the I...isais that have been hitherto honoured by the patilie approbation will be (mead is the protest Scherer, which coutaimas IHREF. GRAND PRIZES OF 110.000! NIII"rwo NLANKSTO A PRIZE! NO ('LASSES.—..NO STOCK PRIZES. WHEN N. 3 3 ........ ...... ; 5,000 Money 15.010 2 3 ' 4 5 13 14 _ 20 50 50 )00 100 . ... 1,1.0(1 1.500 . 3,C7,0 Z 200,000 COSTUM E. The Gentlemen who ll.tok the walk proeession from the north-east I orner of the enininiwioners' Yard, down the toad lo the Royul Pluifo.tit, will be dressed in the. following costume :—[flue costs, white kersarytwere vests and breeches, wiil l the welcome button, white 'ilk stutkitigi, shoes and linchets, cocked h a ts and white gloves. They are also to wear a whiist.silk sash round' the *ant, with brown and white silk fringe, the medal to hang round the neck,saspentled from a sky blue ribbon. Eavh Ge Dan witf' be pfuvid e d with a b aton front the of Asks.' • - ' The _ wilt eater the city from Baggot street, and 'd diiise Vitiirilliatn-street. along .4 .b. east and north sideOr*Etriair:itoare s through Leinster -at tett, CI 4 re-Ariel. Nuissu-street, Graf ton-street, qpllege-jgreen, tianig4fieet,aud Cork blll, to the Castle., ROUTE OF VIZ PRocESI/0111. _ Oe eistertug Ute Castle-yard; the carrieges peso by the Portico, and out through the Bute of the Lower Castle-yard, leading to Snip-street, and will theis proceed to their respective homer, geoid ing as much us possible, the hue of the precession. As soou us the procession shall have entered the Castle, the Lord Jueor, Ulster king of Arms, cud the Caller ..f the black Rod, will dismount, mud the Lord Mayor will humbly take leave of his Muje►ty. It is reported to-day among the best informed circles, that the Queen has paid the debt of nature, and for the sae of privacy, our most gracious So vereign, it is said, w►ll land at llowili, and ;relieved to the Pliceuix Park, where he will remain secluded from public notice, moil the interment of the Queen shall take plows!. It is not improbable that Ins Majesty luny touch Irish ground sooner than imagined, perhaps this evening, and we trust it will be iu our power to communicate this important tu telligence in our uext publication We have never witnessed more intense agitation than pervaded the city during the whole of yester day. The expectation of its being announced that his Majesty hail 'cached Holyhead—the uPlneliee moo of the mail bringiug an account of a fatal result of the Queen's illness, tugether with the uucertainly iis which this latter event, which was but too probable, would place the further progrrs• of his Majesty on his proposed excursion—three various causes combined, produced the highest degree of popular excitement. About the hour of the expected arrival of the mail (half-past two o'clock), until late in the evening, crowds of people ou blot, and great numbers of borsemeu nod carriages, coutinued assembled abo•t the Prot-Office—fur a time, Seckville-street, the widest, peitorps, in ally city ill Europe, could out be passed without some difficulty ! The delay of the mud, however, caused their gradual divers . The mail did not reach the Post-Office till iibout half-psst eight o'cleck. The very late arrival of the picket was occasioned by the detention of the vessel at the other side, until dispatches from tire Krug to the Irish Goveru merit were ready to be forwarded. The dispatches were of course brought over sod duly delivered, but their contents have out yet beet' made public. —( Dublin Journal.) The city has presented a scene of bustle and gaiety (hiring the last two days, which strongly re minds us of what Dublin was twenty years ago, sod gives a pleasing foretaste of the gratification we may expect when his Majesty shall have arrived. Yesterday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant gave an audience at Dublin Castle. It was attend. ed by all the Nobility cad rank Dow in Dublin.-- We do riot recollect so great a concourse •f titled personages announced to the Viceroy on a similar occasion. Loid Solmouth was putout the Peers who paid their respects to hit Excellency. Lord Sidruouth transacted business yesterday at Mr. Grant's Chambers in the Castle. The Lord Chancellor gave a grand dinner yes. terday to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, the Cabinet Ministers, and other distinguished persum On Monday Lord Norbury apt tertaineil a large party at dinner, in R u tl an d- sq bare. There were present his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Sidmouth, the Commander of tl,e Five.... Sir lirljaaiiis Illuulrlidd , Nir. gory, the 11i.144.1. Clughet, tke. &v. u petivianigrs, memlarr , of Ilajeely's (lull ...bald, have already taken up theit apariiiieleim which bays hee . proprinted fur their neenitlitionialku iu the Cali sh.l tVinlibellter; Lod. I.44vaies•-, RIM lit Ni I lOC k ; Nara W. Conicnere, liultun t and M ne, ; tolonela Quet.iie 414441 {V.4.01; liuett.r Walk. r '1 h. I.lue of Moistrom the Maigisia oralrian, awl I ..r.! Coming/into. lake op their r.-sidence at the of Ntr Secieinry Cif:tory in Dohtio Castle. Margate of Ilcatlfort 'till be sloe viatlur of Mi. be. frilly Gran( The %laetrile of tVineheoler in In occupy the sportalesit., , at U.lblm Cavite belonging In I.ieolenant.eulovel use of Ilse principal Wllicers of lour nxecilenry the L. • Lieut.-ranee H..us.huhl. Lird fliserden will rnide at the East of :Heath's in Sir _ - LAMA Mimic's, bon! Hothrion, !Aril Nora.loud, 11.01 , ! Mown/wry, Lord I „Nitoia s Groetid Sir Tipiosti+ Mae lion. esiriain Sir , 11 1 111/an Coogrett, aa.l Lortk nedreriw. errand II tools s . ftierilay. The Nlasqesis and Marebiwunus ur Dutrushire itiiive4 Uritabson's Prlnß Erteilooty and raite arrived yesier.lay elrniii; at the Hord Hdnnuao hulel , Mootroweireet. he SI. It s using eu;..irA for the nigger Nicholas. the P.o.e.- Pawl, I Prince.. tsterisazy, at Ms abut() hotel, Ivnll.llles I ViClll y. eight rooms. - 11se Earl of Portallinens. sail the Ms)or of Limerick, have 111111.$ arrived at she 311.. w. hiss. I. VeSieffl.ly. at Tuthill's hotel, Dawson-street—Sir iot) aa,i La.ly U. Kurth P.sts lor E ON i• kl r, turd llioresciuntufru, ilit lion. Mr. Prestos., Mawr Aea s. trout, Ste hc. it the Waterford hotel, Ssekvilie street —S:r Wheal. r Cliff., 11111. Art 4041 I 0.1 high/ by the Meteor *teats packet—Duke of M•ostrose, Prosser liMerhaey and unite. l'risece-s Eaterhaa), Count Lates Laity, Prince Metternich, Lod Malrhoroues, land flu. gheebk, Lard Lonefurd, Sir J 4111. S Stotoor,Sir Groat,. H,Il, rulohel Shaw, Colonel Gowan, and *elmsl rrtLer dir tinsuiahtd perso.s. Al 51r. Donnell'. Hotel,' Dominick atrteto—Mr. O'Connor Don. Mr. Shaw, Mr. B. Browne. Mr. Clinch, Mr. Stake, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. lobJelt; Mr. Conahlan. Mr. Cotrioueo, Mr. J,dw Bourke, Mr. and Mu. Chuck, Mr..awd M.s. Ku.- • in, Mr. nod Msa4 Jan i e.. _ _ At Virret's Rotel Doatiaintk.atreet.....Mairar • Ttfairtt, Major Devereaux, Cuload Gerrard, Wilma 'ramie. Mr. Rather:Hi, Mr. Falcate, Mr. He'd, Mr. Ratterlday, Ur. Rol fid• malts. Mr. Trrann, Mr. Gatlin, Mr. U‘tut, Mr. twaintaff, Capt. Bouwee, Captain Hamilton. • •-• . The state whips intended to blused by hi. Ma jesty's coachmen are furnished by IVard awl Good.. land, of Parliament -street, his Excellency', -iiilillere ;. they are of the most costly and elegant inanufac: lure, surpassing tiny thing of the description w, ever beheld. The slate liveries of his Ikloj. , %ty to h- worn by his servants during the royal slay in thi4 city, me estima•ed at 2501. • suit. The preparations making to illuminate Driblid on the eve gof the King's arrival eac e ed ot.y , thiug ever witnessed iu tins country. Tl i .• pllt•itt• &rees and buildings will be lighted in the moo . manner. The expense of the preparations fur this occasion at the Batik of Ircland, s has.beeri stated to us at upwards of 2,0001. • It would be difficult to describe the vie so.l lively scene %hick Dublin Castle has presei.tcrl tor the last few days. Splidtil sr/ail:ages driving into the yard ahnost unceasingly; nobility and nth-, personages of distinction crowding the chratbeis of the Secrets' icy of State ; the arrival and dkpaich of the King's Messengers ; the concourse ref visitors of every rank ; the number of petsitst hood', employed in the several departments ; together with the hundreds of artisans and work men engaged in the preparations for his Maisty's reception, and for the reception of the illtistritites visitors, all combine to enliven our anticipatitnis of the future. The county of Kildare is to meet on the 10th, to udilrrsa the oil his arrival. The Preibytt•risus of Ireland are to prevent an addresx to the King._ Lord V:scoutit Sidmouth was accompanied' es, Monday from the packet at Dunleery to the epistle of Dublin by Mr. Dawes, the King's Messenger, who was disilistelied by his Etcellency at stn early hour in the morning, to Divot!), to await his Lord ship's sprival. The Noble Viscount was received by the Lord Lieutenant at the Castle. We it siderstand that the Committee of the Corpo ration have decided upon erecting r triumphal well, at Black Rock, where the city boundaries join those of the county. A correspoudent suggests the prn priety of keepin4 the road watered, and request, t.f the Grand Canal Company, to compliment the So., vereigii, by causing to be erected, ilt their expense, al second triumphal arch, at the canal b.idgs Ba 4 Xnv street. We hope to see the stlitV,t-Stioll Rut:nth - A to. NEWRY, AUGUsT 7. Passed through this town on their way to Dub in, to meet the Kiug :—Lady Belvedere, QII day, the sth instant ; Major Close, Monday, Mr. and the Misses Brownlow, Lord Bishop ofi Dr re and frailly, Countess of Massitreue, and! Colonel Ward. TRINITY COLLEGS. Ever since it was untiousiend %Ina his Nlajtisti,.. kind condesceusioti would honour the Uaiversity his dining there, the greettoit exert►ous Lave heti. made to prepare every thing suitably to receive the, Royal Vi►itor with due spleudour and magnificence. In the square connected with the Provost's gardens ; and exactly opposite the u large octe-t gun Temple will be erected as a vestibule to ti: covered pa►sage, raised on a platform, which will lead• tutu the garden, where ►ttnilerly raised upou a plat form is corridor opens to the south, and runs frmii* the Library to th.,e lixaminatiou-hall. Oa the King's arrival, the royal carriages will pass thtough thet greet gates, and take a sweep to this grand vesti.' butt-, where his Majesty will be received oi; his ■lighting by the iriincipal of the heads of Col lege, who will touurdiaiely conduct hint along the corridor into the Library, where the rest of the invited guests, it is supposed, will he ready- to receive him. Wheit dinner is antnion , ed„. his Majesty will be conducted to the Ex►l munition hell, which will be fitted up in the moil elegnut and sumptuous style Its a banqueting rootui 11 ~. • •~ • ! 1,t41,u4et 4n- rig ILILTR&NOYA L. "NG USN 01V111.4-MHISS, -• STRA ►EVENING. MONDAY. August 13, yo. will be performed (Bth time) • Musieal Dr3llll, litres aria ; railed THE WITCH OF DERNCLEUGH, hit a new Drammie Version of Guy Manneristic! CoNoel Goy M•uneriog, Mr. Kostrutlotto; Hear" Her. Gnot. Mr. l'earntau; Charles Hazelwood, Mr. BruinNur.' ; "moire Glas•in,* Mr. W. Kennett; Dominie Sampson, Mr. histatiie; Outdo , lioninunt, Sir. Salter; Dirk Hatterakh, Mr. T. P. Cooke. MIMI Jells Matoterroug, Slim Carr ; Pura, Miaa Ilitlea.a.ty;• IH.e Merrilies (the Wilda of Derneleugh), Kiss Kelt". At the coil of the Opera a Medley COllien of Catcher and G:res. After whielt, MM Ilate, a new Goole Piece, in one art, called TWO Wives! Or. A intcr TO HUMIAN DS. Sir Prune, Mr. W. Bennett; Mr. Trimaii r, Mr. Rowbutharii ; Flatik, alias Certain Rouncr, alias Lawr r Johnson, alias BMmplsry Clod, iltr. - -idarlty. Lady une, Mrs. Grove ; Mrs. Ti Mr.. 'falls. fluxes, 5e.; Second Mice, 31.—. Pd, 35.; Second Prier, dd —I ewer Gallery, 2.. ; Second Pr.ce, 11.—Upp , r y, I ; S. coin! Price, 64.1. Doors open at Half-past Six, the Performance to Lrgiu at few. To-morrow, Two Wirer—Two Words—and Two P. are. Mr. Emery is engaged at this Theatre, and rill app. Thursday in a new Cha.3ctcr, iu a ucw Piece, .11 , 6. l'Aliti The Miller's Maid. VAUXHALL. GRAND N ATION A L FESTIVA 11... I N GRATE!" 11 I COW 31 EMOIIATION OF HIS MAJESTY'S 8111 I II OA 1 . . rIHE lil It:Eli-DA Y of his MOS I* GUA CHIC'S MAJESTY will be observed at these OAR. DENS, THIS EVENING, Monday, August 13, when 0111 joyful Amoversary will be celebrated by a varied succession of Amusements, specially select( d and arranged fur this par ticular night, sod which will, is point of nsagnifwenre, rival soy that hate ever before befit exhibited on the like happy occasion. lii addition to uthir superb decurai which n ill grace this Fete, and give it a degree of spkisrl worthy the Illustrious Personage, new Dev.ces will inert the iye in esery direction equally btilliant and appropriate. The c..- Tried Atonic. will seem, when viewed at once, as ta,il.r.l a ith a countless profusion of the brightest stars; and is the centre of the whole the orchestra will appear as a superb Ten* of Harmony and Loyalty, studded fruus the iminosit to its base sills thousands of lamps of the tan:t .1.. p mad sisid es:oilfs; intl.-to,' the picturesque effect of tie abide Gardens, 'bedding a deluge of light from myriads of varie. gated tan con scarcely fail to produce use of the Illt•ii sun prolog and interesting scenes ever witnessed. rite Concert fur the evening will be of the very first description, and dis tinguished by the variety of its seleetiou and the • lettuces ...t. it,. (stitiposit,ea, in which the National Atitlieni, •• God save ohs. King," sill he intruillie,d wad performed by a foil Hand. The lirewinlis will also hove strung claims to male, sad will tnost•t of ore of the must effulgent and ilassli og Co. fictions of Pyrotechnic Art ever exhibited, and %shirk 0111 he produced by that unparalleled Artist, Signor Vuo ve ,e r , de Ittirtram. Hetweeti the Acts, and after the Cuoccis, Hove Ilands sir the but eminence, including the R.,yal Mil,twy , will lie stationori iii iLIT. rent 11)Jf ill of the Garde.. Admiatem 3s Sl—Dolor caper at Serts, and the t o ,,_ 1 errs to Lista at KIM o'clock. Dlt. 1101.1t11A AVE'S ICED 1 1 11.1„ Ng. Q ft *Mt Red Was), Pinion. far the Cure of *wets r St.gr shd Syniotnai Or a Crlfti i COM I I is a choiy f,tl, ibsi ihrosauda fill viet;tii. ii' tins tinrrid Hawn., 'owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, wio. by •ii asii• prefier itratioroi of this dlr. fill Calamity, sit iniftiqueotly muse fool Ulrecillions nod plotrht* which au whew uppror .11 114 Hr•4l, face, and Body, with H.tainria in the 'tight, Nods, Mr She Errs, Irtarsiro, Siti, tore% etestrete Wecia, N.tdes oil the Slim Roues, Ulerreie 1 Nave krrori, Unwind Now, fioatin nal Patna in the Head awl I.intbs (tiegeraCy nominees fur ether lbourders), tail et lend. '• soil drtsy i.f ilw coustiliation ruins, stud a naelabehAy death pets a period to *errs lig WO , 1• 10 ,. ••• With esch Hoz is gives a erphie• DOI of Uninsinop, by n Itch praise Ns enable I erpetbly• I. cut. ilr•••l4.l*C4, will safety sail acearsy, outmost ensillinement w hi.soirsnae of Ise stoessec sate. tor isms, ye.ois, is • or..lot:n enteritis of ii. cross avidity —Price only 46 6.1 per HJI lieware Coreeslerf its—Tler rierpriors Neetheaves Pills, Nc. I , or Igo I, alr ...111 by sr. ••• IS, Cos hill; Mr.S.i.per. (Isle BACOM awl Cu.), 153, throird-o."-rt; Mr. 11'4r.1, Ihriburre sad hit. Stredloug, R. 141 E•Clb..•;•• L• 1411011. Tube iirderler is a highly ...(s$ rem dy is rbreuic 10140. aist.sus, Orsidiria. 4)m-oractiver, mei 111 0111 . 11 Vouphee.; is ilbusi, it has earreided abs. babireiive a..d eller amens Mao &UGC ' • cuouo Tickets. X 30,000 for the lint-drawn P. ire no the First, Second, and Fourth Days o f Drawing. _ _ _ £5,060 for the Serolld-drawn Prize Third and Fuurih Days. ES.OOO fur the Twenty 7 ols_ll. awn Prize abuse $lOll. Nu Clisses.—Every Ticket derides its own fats, and ion (ober they are totanolierrd Cum Ito 20.000. Nu. Ito 2,000 wilt be poi Tutu the Wheel before the Forst Day; 8,001 to 14,000 before the Seeuud Day ; and 14,001 to 20,000 before She'l'lti,d Day. Tiekris awl Shares are Sellint by G. CARROLL, at hip Oakes, 10, Pooruhill, mud 26, Oxford street, where he sold the bat 311,0001. Prise ever drawn, besides usury tither Ca pitals is the last and peeeediug Lotteries. FicoM SATURDAY NIGI - 17's GaZETTE. erawn Office, Argus, 11, 1821. NENBER it:TURNED TO bIIIVE IN THIS PRESENT PA RI.I M ENT. Crnnsty—Tlie Il unuursblc William Penton'', com mittal, Ca I It'd lAtrd ()swankiest., to the room of William Par sons, Esq. who kas accepted the other of a Judge of the I to aelreel Court I. Ireland. MI LITARY PROMOTIONS. Cain Wino .igu.4 ey is Lord Lloo lemon, of Lilo Comely of Suseez. 0110 Se, Rog. to be Deputy Lieutenant—dated Assent 1. letl. Comasiestint fa the Cardiff Troop of Gentlemen •od Yeo roay Caviar,, sipmad bp Ma rice•Lieshousal of the I , coma, Af 11.41asooralue. loiepli_fh% . ier,Gret..l.• Ise Carmel—dated iterest 3, 1821. Fitarritst in the Gs:?Heist the 17th hile last. Royal North Gloomier Militia—For William Weston Geol. to be Linde.,id, read Weston flames, Geul. Ito be Liroteussol. RANKRVPTCY ENLARGED. Charles , Ristod Corsibill, Lim.lon, and of DaWon, Mid dlevea„ nue:waver, (rum Atags.t 18 to August 48, at eleven, at Guildhall, I.ou.kba. HANKRIWTCIEN SUPERSEDED. %Vahan% I IWrorg, of Devonshire-et' eel, Queen-square, St Will. b. %, M lOW•Mli fdlll6ll. Jalilrb itlCLai d wo,of Manchester, Wirier. BANKRUPTS IRoisn ih r erio. Rio 1 holun. lin-, lase of Lane-1)01,h, Staffotd,ebiers-swwwwfueturers, to r.srrr•tsrtrr. Auau•t 23,24, ▪ 7t.•rlrswinr ft, as dello'. at Ilse Crow.. and Aurbor Tatrres, Stafford Atiorue)4, Winn Turik.• and Carr, Hol born court, Gay's lugs, London; and Mr Clar►r, Lime Ead, • Stafford. Th ean u, Goadhy, of %Varwit k, plumber, to surrender, Miguel 18. TO, ■ad Septeesslu r it, at I wrier., at the Albion Hotel, Iteritibighlui. Attu, nil's, 51r. Sintrua, Bull Ring, IlHossusalwarii ; and M•ssrs. 111.1urdillusi and Hewitt, Breod. Wert, ChespoKlP, Ma-ls 1L brat., 4.1 31auchester, grocer, to surrender, Au gust 27,115, at . kvol, stud Sept. wilier 22, at *bare, at she 13, 1821. , star kn. Alarmhawse. Antwerp, Mr. Negri% Johmetreek gy,,,,14. 1 ,, Load..; .tit Mr. Rymer, Manchester. ' Stephen Coachella*, of. Canteeliery, greeer;.lo etammilm:, August IS, at one, MI, at twelve,' and September IS, al ten. at Goilditslit „toed... diatoms , " Messes. Penman sad ' Feinberg*, Oltkleory. • . Augustus Schanseek, of Berymeart, Nary-Axe, Lem doe, inevehest, to surreador, August 14,11, a n d S e p tem b er SI, at *heti, at. Guildtoll. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Pea court, Feechureb.street, Loudon. . Charles Francis Cosner, of Highodriet, Peclithean, tenth map-maker, to surrender, Aerial 14. 111„eadlepsu f ablif at lea, at Quildhall, London. Mammy, Mr. Rueter, G re at James-street, Bedford-role. Thrones Clay, of Worksop, Noltiagbam, grocer, to ear n:oder Atigtnt, v 9, at six, 30, and Septembe r IS, at sins, at the Scv!itUlry li., Nottingham. Attorasys, Kara. Hanosmi sad So., Retford,.Nottimghent. Archibald Boyd, of While Horse-street, Cominseekl-road, Middlesex, master.marhaer, to surreedse, depot 18, .6, and September ii, it ste‘rn, al Guildhall; imadme. Attor ney, Mr. Lewiv,.Ceeteked:friare. John Lyock, now of Liverpool, aid late of Richest's& Yle- Kink, North Afiterka, merchants, In eirreeder, August ON • 30, and &Itemiser it, aloof., at lie George len, Liverpool. Allures. ys, Mr. Crump, Liseepool; and Mr. Batty, Chau. cery-lane, London. Joins 1411101 ))))) Of Worcester, cpal-merchant, to surrender * August 18, 25, and tfrptemlwr 22, at tea, +I Guildhall, Lam doss. Attorney, Mr. Burt, St. Bihuet's place, G,aceeharel. etre el, I Amami. John Crackles', jun. of Esilieki. Wash, Midillescx, farmer, In sesereneler, August 21,48, and Sepirthber toi, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loadue. Attorney, Mr. James. Buckler.bury. Joseph Pickles, late of licithley, Yoek, euris-dealer, to surrender, August 17, st five, IS, and September ?2, Au ele. wen, at the Court House, Leeds. Atierneya, Messrs. Cuss stable and Kirk, ftynsular lon , Cbancery.latte, Loudon ; and Mr. Dawson, Ktieley. • DIVIDENDS. September 28. T. S. William. and T. Barnard, of Chelten ham, Gloucester, mercy's, at clever, at the !toys' Hotel, Cheltenham. September 3. R. Frank, sen. of Newark-opus-Trent, Not tingham, miller, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Newark. September 1. T. Johnson, jun. of %Wake Sell, York, merchant, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. St Member 4. A. Archer, of Great Chapel street, SoLo, Middlesex, baker, at tirrlve, at Guildhall, Guadon. September 26. S. Atkiason, of Neweastle.tepoo-Tyne, in surance-broker, at eleven, ■t the George lan, Newcastle. a pon-Tyne. August IS G. Roots'', or Tooley.st• eel, Southmark, Surrey, butcher, at ten, at Galatia'', London. September 3. E. Trehatte, of White Hall, Llaseldarog, Carmarthen. dealer, at eleveu, at the White Lion Inu, . Carmarthen. Saguia 21. J. Pitt, of Cirencester, Gloucester, woolutapkr, at teu, at the Kiese's Bead loin, Cirencester. September 1. J. B. Hodson, late of Hackeep-grove, Middle sex, and of tbeOldCity Members, Louden, aiercliart, at twelve, at Guildhall, Coudass. • • August 14. A. Rickardeun. reek-street, SI. Mary-he bow, sod T. Welch, of Cievessurd-street, Illidellesex, heallders, at twelve, at Guildhall, Imadors. September 7. E. Crowe 9 of Wpatoodhain, Norfolk shop keeper, at fuer, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. .• Sepierairr 11. C. Iterarcker, of Birmingham, merchant, at Gee at the Roysl Hotel, Bitialiegimme. So/atelier, 4. W. lkvey arid F..Dowity, of the SUMO Coats wired, Christchurch, thrum moit-asseekarrts, at tea, at Guildhall, London. August 14. S. Humphreys, late of Charlotte-street, Port- Nod-place, Middlesex, isertikurt, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. CERTIFICATES.—SIITTEIIIIVR I. W. L. :Lair, of Ilandilo, Carmarthen, druggist —T. Thackrey and K. Dowell, of Greenwich, Kent, liumaiulne. pers.—G. :Brier., jun. and J. Pugh. of Strrorad, Gloomier, eabinet-makerv.—J. Thomas, of °meshy. Salop, nwrcer.— H. W. Sealy, of Sisinford, Lincoln, upholsterer—G. Booth, sen. of Brumley Park. near Ahhotto.llromery, Stafford, Cu. mrr.—E. Bury, of Liverpool, of Birmingham, dealcr.--14. Cross, of Bridlinglow, York, chymial. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B. Wallis seal J. ?limes. of Blackwell, boat builders, July 14, 1821.—M. Brackett& and J. Soppitt, of Qnectibithe, London, grocers, April 5, 1821 —S. Rigg and G. Cooke, of Kelvedou, Essex, Attorneys, September 29, 1820 —H. Wil son mud W. Wilson, of Alderman Wary, warelunmetneo. July 27, 1821.—A. Ccaife , J. Scaife, sod A. P. &sire, of New lAurrtl•strtet, Middlesex, tailor*, eu far as regard. the said A. Seatfe, June 18, 1831—B. Flight and T. Flight, of the Adclphi Wharf, Straus', Middlesex, etral-merehente, Jude 30,1821.—R. Smell, sea, J. Robins, and R. Suell, just. of the Regent's Caoal Basin, City-road, Umlaut, wharfiogers, au fat as ►elates to the said R. Snell, sen. Match 3:0821. W. Good mud S. Jesssings, of the Orduattee Wharf, Ruler• hithe, patent teasers, August 9, 1821. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the A vorraie Price of British Cara sad Oatmeal, Winchester Measure, as received Gum she laspac -10,11 iu the respective Maritime Districts iu Eneisod sea Wales, (nun which the Prices that govern laipurtatioa are calculated —August 4, 1831. -.4 4 • ' g 11 tz s. d s. d s. d . s. d a. d s. d s, d, s. d. 83 411 31 10 25 3201 31 30 11 20 50 0 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL THIS DAT. -..n.., M. H. T. ni Ali and J. I'vglnn, Tinquay, and J. S. Prewar, Buouipii-tuue, merchant+ .......... ........ ..... 1 6 To-nionaow. P. Sullivan, lily of Old Aiiillery-ground, .ilk ma. nufacturer W. Lee, late of the Old city Chambers, wirit.nser chats 3 11 .1. Edward', Gough stinare, furrier T. Mayfair, New Rimil-street, trunk-maker M. Dauby, late of Lucas street, maiter.mariner t 10 J. Hull., late of licech-street, Louisan and trimming 2 H. J Sagsdbacb, late of Islington. slater J. Cloutinan, Shureditch, carpenter 2 10 N. Garton, street, silk-ossnufaclurer ..... 1 10 Stabb mid J. Preston, Torquay, and J. S. Prestige, _ _ _ 113tulph-laue, merchiuts DIVI DEN US. W. Doan, Holton, wholesale upholder H. Hitchcock, Deal, liuen-ilioper H. Priem!, Southwark, engineer .. 11 J. Townsend, Ludgate-bill, and Lambeth, lams:len 12 T. Junes Ware, banker G. W. intkley, Queen.slrret, wine.importer J. Lyon, Marshsin-street, cooper T. and J. Duwley, late of Backside, curu and coal merclumis W. Kerr, 21serbursie.lause, wine merchant •10 .1. F. nod J. Dubois, Aldrristaa's.walk, merchants It. King, male of Mimiug.laae, merchant lO .1. Dooley, late of Willow.Mrset, coess.merchant lo' IRA LAN 1). t l • • . DUBLIN, AUGUST ' =JUL VISIT. Lord Sidiumatl) o.Bblllled 011 hoard the Light. :liitaaraprekst, at nine o'clock this ti:tor ~,,,e i oath, to a l it eitl his Majesty at Plisiiew,dit, ied tasks • report of the state of the pre l ,d.atioits in ibis cemotry for the reception of the Suveri-igii. It is SearriltoOd tOat the Ring will comitiiiiiiehte to the Noble Viscount his Royal pleasure with re prd to go prear time at which it will he lol!fre able to lea Majesty to arrive in Dublin, and Lord Sidsseetla haieug received the elfin. Med, will retpra to this city, mid gibe ofrscial prsbljp notice of his Majesty's graciour His Lordship avocet return before to.tuOirow, and perhaps soy be detained void Priday, in which event it would no be likely that rtis Majesty could angltch Wore day next. !kris*• lontelleld accompanied Lord Friel. mouth to the water 7 ettge; but di I not riiihlsi ftir Holyhead; as it war supposed lie WOlll,l. bar Ben- - jamill returned to Dublin, where he awaits his 1114- jesty's commands... It Wel rumoured this mowing that Ii Maj•ety hod actually reached Howili at right (.'t•fock, but it is 'tamely eteeersary to s:►y that the .* , ,t+ ant sr►, The public hive r.ceirril aul4Sl.lllllleV, chat due notice will be guru of th•e Kithg . 4 :tretval, thud p►omise no doubt will be fulfilled.— / Dubili►► Priv ilege* ✓ournal ) ?lie ceremonial for the receation ..f hie tilnjrs y was published in the lie/i/in Gazette %•..lertlay. It correspontli ettroly with the t'..py g' it in tour Journal of Mondey moriii,, g . Tit, Lot MHO% tollitttioll is Ilotirited. The toiile of the pro eevsiont tbrough the city, and the ro.tnine or ',tr ona. wbo art to take hart in it, icive officially promulgated. We sulljola these t . - NEW 7111(ATEX-ROYAL, HdriI.IBENT. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, August 13, will be perfornied a Comedy, is three acts, called TI-IE GREEN MAN. • Laid Illinweroft, Mr. Younger ; Sir George Squander, Mr. Faulkner; Crag kley, Mr. Di ramp; Major Dumpling, Mr. J. Russell; Captaits Ribber, Mr. Baker; Mr. Grreu Mr. Terry; Funges s Mr. Lacy. Lady Squander, Milli, dityce ; Bertha, Mrs. ChMterley; Turkel, Mr.. Tayle uric. After which T.GYERS' QUARRELS. Carlos, Mr. Baker; Sancho, Mr. .1. Russell; Lupe:, Mr. He mood. Leonora, MIIIII DO)CC; Jacinths, Ta,leure. ' To conclude with a New Cewsedy, in three acts, called HISE AND FALL. Thy Pri..eipal Characters by Mesta. Junes, Terry, Wil liams, Tiqletirr, fisher's, Drrautp, Lary, Raker, Younger ; t Mrs. Chaiterley, Mrs. fayleere, Mr.. Pearce, Shur Royce, and Mrs. Coveury, Rulers, 3so—First Gallery, is.—Secoed Gal boy, ls. Flares for the Roars to be takee of Mr. Mawdegimut, at the Then, ,e. N.ll.—Privite roars way be bad sightly, by application at the BeinilEce. Ttessiiirrtiw, Rise avid Fall—The Mogul Takes-avid Lure Laughs it. I. ielisitiallts.