The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-06-25 00:00:00

° MI 1 1` 1 / 1 1 • • % • ,~~. • I .6 C , - 4 7 lieked .~. I t {• N 1789. ' d. listris;lniner, la ...Catalogues, Rd. SECOND SIGHT OP THE SUPERS VERT] THEATRE ROYAL, DRETRY.LANE. nr , HE cot MASkED FEST,' I given nw Mnsiiiey , last„ under the immediate Pat and Sanction it h.• Majesty, in commensoration of Ova ni y of the R.sish. of Waterloo, hoviag ma with •nit derided nu ►ap nem'a appenbatioa from as elegant tssenslimge of Company as ever congregated on a ainnilt eeratirm, will he rearat-el iu honour of the approschis t CORONATtmv. with increased Ansosertrents and additional Splendour, THIS EVENING, MONDAY, June 25: - in conargoence of the numerous requests which lies made. will be conditeted on the same principle exactly . the former one, whether cossidered es to lirilliaacy, demand, variety of Enteitainaseat, re Ensbell;shmente, the which will he c.insiderahly increased. The Dramatic and Opes alit Pavia will commence precisely at Nine o'Cluele. (mutinying mild Eleven. Payne'a Quadrille Band, Taylor's Country Danre seCeirdonsam, s see 1 . 11,18 V Bands will The doers will he opened at Half-past Eight o'Clnek. The Supper will be an the some orate of magnilleente which gave such general mitisfactios as Monthly fret, both in quantity •nd quality, end will be sopplied by Mr. Sharp either:tree. The Woos wilt also be gaveled by Mr. Charles Wright. and will be of the same superior quality. Priers of Adnsiaa .—Tickets (sir the whole of the Estee- Yvonne-nor, One Goiter*, ensithng the Party to appear also in Domino and Mask. and to Refreshments of Tea, Coffee, Lemonade, &c. &c. until (Inc °Tina, when She Grand So lona will be opened es a Slipper Room. Supper Tickets (Wine out included), 7s. 6d. The Dress Circle of Boxes will he appropriated to those who have the Guinea Tickets. No Pertain can 5e admitted on the Psi Floor hut in Ma■k and Domino, or Character, it being appropriated solely to a general Ilaskrd Promenade. The rest of the Boxes will be opened ■t JO.. tht. each Person, ctiiiiting them to see the whole of the Entertaisasente. The lmwer Gallery will be opened at be. Mr. Lee, of Charles-street, Covent-garden, will attend at theTheatre in the evening wills an assortment of elegant limey Costume, Character Dresses, Dominos, and Masks. The Nobility anaGentry are respectfully Informed, that P. irate Boxes with a Supper Room stay be obtained at the Theatre. Terkel* may be had at the Saloon of the Theatre ; of Mr. Wright, Opera Colooade, Haymarket ; Mr. Shorn. confec tioner. Cheapside; Mr. Fenton+, mionemeller, 78, Strand; and of Mi. Lee, Charles-o'er'. revene.garden. Places for the Doses may be taken of Mr. Birdwell, at the .11'041 place. The Theatre will Rempes for a limited period on Wedues day next, with Falls Alarms, and Giovanoi in London. THEATRE-110Y AL,RNGI!SR OPPRA-110USE, STRA Nil. T HIS EVENING. MONDA Y. June 25, IP ill be performed the Melo-dream of 111/0 WORDS; Or. SILENT NOT DUMB! Sir Mildobrnnol de tiny. Mr. Bailin . ; VAIN-lie, :Mir P e ar. loam Tonntrr, Mr. .1. Knigl,i ; La Elrmr, Mr. Wilkinson Rosabelle, Miss Kelly Lucie, Min 1. Si vs, Hostess, Mrs. Grove Alirr which ihr Musical Rntertaiument of THE ROMP. Old Cockney, Mr. W. Prowl( ; Wilt, Cockney, Mr. Wil. lkii.so*; partied... Mr. .1. Knight; eargaist Stgittly, Mr. Ruwbothant. Tomboy, Kelly; Pentlopc, 31ist IVAlam ; Mica I.* aloud, Mrs. W. Brusirti. To conclude lAA Hie &mimic iffelo-drame or THE YAM ME. Cherse:e►r in the ialtmduelury Visean—Tbe Vampire. Mr. T. P Ceske. Lady Margaret. Mr,.. W. S. Ch.tte. ley; Vadzt, Mks illaidaltap; Arittk Miaa Dwden. ammetera in the Dram a— Rot liras, Mr. T. P. Cook,' ItusaM, 111 r. BAttiry ; Robert, Mr. Rewbeihma ; Mr. Willriatam. lady Margaret. Mra. W. S. Chatted*, ; Bridget, Mr. Grote; Iliffte, Miss I. Strweamst. The Grand Saloan ha. been fitted op as an Illatainaltal shrubbery, aid uin be opened at Eight u'rlock f..r the ad. manias of the &van., Proee, wkdeS entaawater• at Nis*. Sow, 5•.; Second Mire, 3a.; Setoad Peter le. —I ewer Gallery, 2..; Smand Pe.cr, la.—Upper lery, Ir.; Scrawl Peke, Cht. • Doors opta. at liall.prist Six, the Performance to beglget Sews. to morrow, Free soil Booy-.-The R«ii.lczvout—and Amu t 4 ore sold Actors. Ow Wednesday, The Nisi &y—The 1101:- Hire—and TM Vanapitt. Oa Thursday, The Sara* De Teeeek. Buitursv PitSENCIE, OF ANcHoy.ias. Waritioiie, 107. qtr , iol, corner •r the Sioriuy-fitcps, Lostilon. ii(TH(W.SS and SON, itett.g eilitosed WI of thO1)11181FICil4 11 14011•011111 alai , by amino, persona' tip impale 3 apeiriuu. fur their make, feel It inennibirl ripen them to tegivili the attention of lb. Public. in For -4 is/lIIINg a t‘3l ihry contrite to be the Orig.'s'', to oboerve the Name. R.... 1 AdArtiiit correspooda witb the :Owe. -.-tke Kea' ral eppeAiantr desrtiptioa• sill di-crone the wit rostrilei!, and t,.r flair detortios. J. R. and Son robmil the felloorine (nations: e‘one are hi appearapier a And The Goileieer " but without any Name or Adder—rose " rrt of Auchovirs"—utlwor " buctio's"-- uud many loon with but Address. JAW , : BrkGESIt 0t,,1 SON hlwits! to•.n missy years hunumrd w:th v..cio fowl reap 1.• nil in.le of rooref I t..rosair Ihr Pehlie r slot rateestli Suit It to tutor(' lbw Lobel' proolusro to pittclotosoc oho they I ..asrriirs tik he of tw4hr, which Owl kip* ter:' girt trial 'mous) dakppuintairhis. EGrNS . N i:W NAitICE, fur (Polrtal itlifrO•te s haTj..l r 1 ,4.11 slllh go• tt ono.sta(oitoto. rotnt:•so.oo to he prrimori b) oto , .roo,olgti it to•cm•nienetrol •• • ?most roolott awl l'efirkt.'nt s.toorr—wiol kovp geed M •110419311111. I{l7. StrAn4 r coiner of lie BivOy4Ptepe, 1.,•• deu.-0 toe %lime FAh Sauce IVarthoos:.) BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST. THE difficulty whicu mn tof she • i aitnra at the crowded Rooms of the British Imititution had ex perieneed to obtain a competent or even a transitory view of this treat rifirt of genius, has induced the preseat Koprie toe to continue the Public &alibithin of it for a few weeks, with the eelcbrateil Paint* of JOSHUA, by the same Artist, at *43, Strand. Caliente the lint door in Catherine-street. Admittance One Shillinc. IVEST'S NEW and EXTENSIVE GAL LERY, Nu. 14, Nairmsmstreet, Oufued-street. IS NOW OPEN. containing NINETY.THREE PICTURES, pointed - by the late BENJAMIN WEST, Esq. President of ihe Royal Academy, Specimens of Ma earliest slid Wert Proilii •tions—on view every day from Ten till Six. Admittance One Shilling. Catalogue Ose Shilling. Annual Admission Tickets Oue Guinea each. CHARLES SMART, Secretory. No. 14, Newman-street, Oxford-street. REAL TURKEY CARPETS,—The p u bli c are most respectfully Informed that several BALES of very superior quality and colours are just imported, and will ite SOLD at vtry reduced prices, on account of t►e Importer, from eight guineas upwards, warranted free from damage. Several thousawd yards of the best Brussels Car peting, from 5..6d, to ni. MI, per yard; every other kind of Carpeting cheap in propurtion.—Whitehall Carpet Ware house, SI,. Charing•cross. This dss was published. in Iwo Vole 12ino. price 14.. beard', rrHE LIFE OF A BOY.-11, the Author of " Panorama of Youth." " And he that! he like a tree Planted by the river side, that shall brine forth its fruit in due senatru." Pristed fur G. and W. R. VVhillaker, Ave-Maria-lane. Just prihlicheil, price 6.. St THE EXPEDIENCY sad NECESSITY of STRIKING OFF A PART of t►e NATIONAL PERT; with Obkei estivat us its Praetteabilityoritla the least•pus.ible in jury. The nifirestes of iheCowsiry The Expenditure and Re yenne. Ref rrnehmeni--Tuxatioti-- The propriety or the Fund huldel'a making a Sacrifice in turn. The Sacrifice proposed, ra ther nominal than real. Beireficial Results--iii the Se curity of Funded Property, and revived Natiooal Pros peritf. Loans. Proportion of the Tates de- voted to pay Ilutereg of I National 11) , ..ht. The Sacrifices made by the Landholder, SI erchsut, am! Merl.anie. This Pamphlet is just prim phi*, ter , with nine other Pimp Sold by Lomonan and Co. Parhury, and Co.; and all oth ;ted in No. 36, of The Pam phlet,. . ; Stmpkin and Co.; Black, her Booksellers. TITN ES'S PARK. near WINDSOR.— TO BE LET, fur the remainder of • term ending the third of June , .1823, with a probability, if desired, of a renewal of the lease.—This branlifel spot consists of a singularly handsome Cottage House, with rooms of large dimeasions, end out olEees of every description, wills large gardens and hothouses, standing in • Park of 100 Acres, immediately adjuring Windsor Great Park, and hear the Village of Sunning 11111. The whole is in perfect order, and froth the extraordinary beauty of the place, excellent neigh bourhood, and contiguity to London, it is a mom desirable residence. For tickets to view and farms apply to Mr. 'Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No. 34, Pall-mall. 310 ST respectfully submitted to th e P u bl ic A_ the extremely severe ma. of Mr THOMAS CHAP MAN, late of Sinithwark.—Nearly thirty years ago he discovered and invented the means of making the Fur of the South Sea Seal-skins available to our manufacturers. Pre vious to this important discovery, the valuable Fur now obtatnel from the seal by his invention, was made no use of other than fur el/more for the land. The For Seal-skins were of so tittle value, as seareely to be worth the freight of the ship. 'they were chiefly sold to the tanners, at fium four.rnce to two shillings each ; they have since been sold at el. and upwards per akin, and their For at eighty shit hogs per pound weirht. Immense quantities of Seal Fur are 'early manufactured evil einked up into hat., 'lmo 10, and cloth of great value. N amyl-ova and various articles of ornamental and comfortable clothing are also manufactund from it ; amt it is calculated, that from fifty to one hundred thousand Fur Seal-skins have, on average, bees. unusually imputed and worked lip since the tune their For was by Mr. Chapma n first matte available. Not bating the mean. 48. Ma power, whew he onside this important discovery, of ssertritig it to Itimmill; was the pupae of his Lame and present distress. The public bath already benefited by it to a % , rela anifone!.. The friends al•the above meritorious but truly unfor tunate embolden!, have deemed it advisable to solicit a SUBSCRIPTION, in the hope of raising a fond skaLinay, in some degree, •Ilevirtie his sufferings. Throuele severe illness and unavoidable misfortunes, he balls for so m e yesrs•heyn utterly without the means of being able to carry on the busiesema he invented, established, and brought • into •general iise s —.Advaaced • age, and the great arlie•tion otessioneit KY a severe rlieueisatie complaint, which often cowlings him fur two or there months at a time, is the rause of so much weakness. that he is rendered almost unfit sod 'unable to pressie any bosiuers that will provide Ole means of saisteece.. Thus he, who, by an ingratiates and skilful discovery, hails been the cause of giving daily bread to thonaanelS, who are employed in an entire new nianufictisee its various brooches; which also occasious numerous shipping toed seamen to he employed—who traverse the usual remote parts of the South Sass ut s...sreli of FYI" Seals. discovering nosey new avidivakintile islands, is himself, at an marketed age, ikstitritc of support. illisb4eript;ons will be tbankfally revived at Messrs. Her ric4. acid 'Cu.' Beakers, Si James% ai r eet ; an d at Yaws. SVIOW sail Paul, Illaukers, 217, Strum& LIFE OFFlCE.—Capitsl ONE MILLION. PO4IIIIII eitesunfirg in this lltNce participate in Pro* *. wither, inestrriaj the liability of lore, the Proprietors liats ing undertaken ull Responsibiliry ; upun "hick Principle ittarseroes are the instasees of Trot, Twenty, and Thirty per Cent. brier; paid in addition to the Arsonist aseared ; and Cases have occurred (where the Deratio* of life has been considerably prolonged), inhere the Papaiept has been more than double the Sum enured. A Bonus, amounting, in: Most instaocra, to Twenty-five per Cent. and in some of Thirty per Cent. on the Premium paid, within the last Preen years, coding at Mi_ . chaelmas last, has been aditrd to all Polities of Assurance effected is this Office, for the whole Period of Life. Ns Entrance Moony, Admission Fee, or other Oificial Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURY, Src. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Herald's Callers, Just, 2f, HMI. The Deputy Earl Marshal's Order eoneeruiug tile Robes, Coronets, ate. vrhieh ere to be worn by the Peer. ■t the Coronation 4.4 Isis Must &tend Majesty Kiog George the Fourth. These are to give notice to all Peers who (Mesa at the proceedisiz to his idsjessis's Coroustivn, that the Rube or Mantle of the Peers be of crimson velvet, edged with miniver, the cape furred with snitliver pore, nod powdered will, bars orrows of ermine, according is astir drgve', vir.- R4lllllll, two rows. • Viscount•, two rows and a half. 11:sels, three rows. Marquises, three rows and • half. Dukes, rime rows. Their under habits, of veiy rich white Min, laced with gold. White silk stockings and white shoe.. The swords in sent,bards of crimson velvet, appendant to • halt of the same. Their corousts to he of silver silt ; the caps of crimson velvet, turned up with e•minr, with a sold ta s sel on the top and nu jewels ur precious stones are to be set or good in the coronets, or counter frit pearls instead of silver balls. The canine. of a BARON to have on the circle or rim, six silver-Ulla at equal distance.. Tbskeorotiet of St VISCOUNT to have, on this circle, aisle'', silver halls. The coronet of an EARL to have, on the circle, right silver ball., raised upon points, witivgold strawberry leaves between the pointy. The coronet of a Mangurs to have, on the circle, (one old strawberry leaves, anal four silver balls alternately, the latter a tittle raised on points above the rim. The coronet of a DIAL/ to have, on the circle, eight gold strawberry leans. fly his Majesty'', command, HENRY HOWARD MOLVNEUX.HOWARD, Depot) , Earl Marshal. • • Herald's College, June VI, 1821. Notice is hereby given, that drawing, of the drevees ap pointed to be wore at the approaching wilesanity of his Majesty's Royal Cornantion by the Members of hi. Majesty's Must Honourable Privy Council, under the degree of the Peerage., by the Clerks in Ordinary of the Privy Council, by the Trough of his Majesty, and of the Princes of the Blood Royal, and also by the Officers of the Royal House. hold, and by the Barons of the Cinque Ports, may be seen at this College, between the hours of ten o'clock in the fore- HOOK and four o'clock in the afternoon, eel pruelticlian of an order, signed either by a Privy Counewther, Clerk In Ordi nary of the Privy Council, Trainlwarer, au Officer of the Royal Household, ur by a Rerun of the Cingue Pmts. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War !VW, Jame W. IP2I. 3d Regiment of Dragoi . i; Grsards-I..seittenant John Rolland, f half-pay of the 22J light Dragoons, to be Ideate tenant. vire 1 7 .dsra,d Quillistan. who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated May 31, 1421. 4111 diito—Grout John William 'Dogmas Fagg, from the 19th Light Dagoolet, to be Cornet, vice De Lisie, who ex changes—dated May 2•1, 1821. _ . 7th ditto—Corart George Trigge Greenland, from the 4tb Light Drugoon4, to be Cornet, ♦ice Bulkeley, who ex chatigea—dutrd May 311, 1821. Paymaster Thomas Perry, from Ralf-pay 2rith Light Drei• PllOll., to be Paymaster, tire Joh* hosing., placed uu hall-pay—dated June 14, 1621. . . 4th Regiment of Light Dragoous—Captain Charles Walton to he Major, by purchase, vice Hugon:it, who retires— slated 31nv 31, 1821, Lieutenant Michael Kirby to be Captain, by purchase, vice tValion—dated as above. Cornet Robert Giant to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ♦ice Kirby—dated as above. Tu be Curnets—Cornet Wilford Btilkeley, from the 7th Dra goon Guards, vice Greenland, who exchanges—tinted May 30, 18°21; sod Charles Agnew, Gent. be purchase, vice Gruel—datcvl May 31, 1821. 14th ditto--I.sessienant Robert VenJelestr, from the 18th Lied Dragoons, to b. Lieutenant, vice Foster, wise vx chaugew—dated June 7, 1821: 18tH ddto . To be Lieutenant•—Lienlenants Edward Hervey from the 14th Light Dragoons, vice Vanslelesr, who •x -changes—dated as shove; and Nathaniel Siryd. (rum the Rib I.ight Dragoons, vire tVilliam Gibbs, who retires upuu hall-pay 811. Liehi Dragoons, rscri%ing the sblier mice—amid June 14, 1821. 1811. ditto—hornet Robert De le, frnm the 4ib Dragons Grarth, to be Comet, •ice Fagg, who exchanger—dated May 24 1821. Culdstriaill Regiment of Fout Guards—ljeutenant Henry Murray, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign and Lirnicuant, without purchase, vice Dun6las, dc reastal—ilalr4 May 31. 1821. 8d Regiment o f Fool—Ensign williata Marlin Lyster In Ile Lieutenant, without purchase, •ice Jenkins, •ppitintcil Quarles masier—dated June 14, 1821. James Robe. taws C►awford, tdeut. to Le En►ign, vice Lister —dated as above. Lieutenant Uswid Jenkins to be Quartermaster, rice Jutica, Ac►taaed--datrtl an nbovt•. 4th dittos—Honourable Cadwallader Illayney, to he EllMirtl, without purchase, vice Gamble, dect,ased—dArd 11111 e 7 1821. btla 11 , 110—Eo.igo 0. M. Fry, to be Lieulen•nl, without pm-chair, Tire Jnhn•on, dt•rcased—datrd a. allow.. Charley Conte, Gros i. be Ensign, vice Fry—dated ni above. Oth ditto—Captain Richard iiirwan, hum balf-pay 7th Fuel, 20th ditto—Ensign Thomas gayly, from she 19th Fool, to be &HIM ewe anew% *he exclitmeteei—alated , ere elemse. 3301—Ensign Grurge Nor-ford Gibson, from the half-pay 57th Foot, to he &oaten, vice Pigott, appointed to the 39th Fool—dated as above. 35th ditto—Captain Phillips Newton, from half-pay 4th West India Regiment, in be Fasmaster, rife George Moistest'', who exchanges—doted as abirre. Rastas' Julio Mortal/ed, from half-pay 394 Foot, to be En titan, vice Charka Macdunuell, who exchanges—dated May 24, 1821 311th ditto—!Major Edmond Browne, from half pny of the 101st Foot, to be Major, vice Martin Ltggati, who ex. changes—dated May 31, 1821. 37th ditto—The Honourable Angolans Caulfield James Bromue, to be Easing., nithout purchase, vice Taylor, de ceased—dated June 14, 1821. 391 h ditto —Ensign George Pigott, from the 3301 Font, to be Ensign, vice Walttr Balfour, who retires open half pay 57th Foos—dated a. above. 41,4 dittolieotesiast Joseph Simmons, from half-pay Ride Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Williams Gregor, Gardiner, who excbangis, rsceiving the dilfriesice—dated May 24, 1821. 42d Captain James Kerr Ross, from half-ply 7th Foot, to be Captain, vice Robert Boyle, who tat hatigm—dated May 31, MI. 43d ditto—Ensign James Beckett!! Eateourt, from the 44th Foot, to be Ensign, vice William Sharpe., who retires upon half-pay 14 Royal Veteran Battalion—dated mate 7, 1841. 4411 i ditto —Brevet Major John arlllll4l Gutluie to be Major, b. purchase, vice Gregory, who retires—dated ‘lay 31, 1831. To be Captains—Lieutenant Charles O'Neill, tut purehase, vice Guthrie—dated as above; Captain Jobs. Rumor, from the Id Ceylon Regiment, vier Juh■ Jessop, rho retises upon half pay 80th Foot—dated Jane 1, 1891. Tu Ire Lirsilenast, by piircliase--FAmign Alexendtr Wilson, vice O'Neill—dated It.ty 31, 1841. To be Ensigns—Henry Dirk Carr, Gent, by purchase, tier Nilson—dated as above; Ensign Henry Janney Shaw, from thr 80th fuoi, vire Esucourt, appointed to the 4.1t1 Foot—dated June 7. 1841. 45th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Fritdeitek C. Irwin, from half may 83d Foot, vier Edward nuncio 111dure, who ca changes—dated Mny 30, 1821; Lieutenant George Min. ter, from luoltpay 73d Foot. 'ice Joseph Douglas who ex changes—dated May 31, 1821. 52d ditto—Lieutenant Phillips Cosby, from 77th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Henry P. Smith, who retires upon pay Rifle Brigade—dated May 24, 1621. Lieutenant John Winterhotiom, from half-pay of the Regi• meat, to be Paymaster, vice Choke, cashiered—dated May 31, 1821. 80th ditto—Ensign Jame , . Gilchrist, tom the lot Royal V. teran Battalion, to he Cosign, rice Shaw, anpuintod to the 44th Foot--dated Jane 7, 1811. 62d ditto—Ensign Charles Stanhope Jolley, from haltpay 43d Foot, to be Ensign, vire John H . hitney, who . _ _ changes, receiving .he difference—dated May 24, 1821. 701 h diim—Lieuienani John London to be Captain, without parebase, vice Howard, deceased—dated May 31, 1821. Ensign James Gaston to be Lieuteisiiit, vice Landon—dated as above. Kenaeth Atterell Markenrie. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gas ton,—dared as above. 77th .6110--Liesiessant William Henry Douglas, from half. pay Rile Brigade, to be Lieutenant. s ice Cosby, appointed to the 41.1 Foot—dated May 24, 1821. 78th ditlo—Captain Joseph Belhune to Major, by pur. chase, vice M'Bean, who retires--dated June 14, 1821. Lieutenant Julio Pennycnick to be Captain, by puiclisse, vice Bethune—dated as above. Ensign George Sinclair to be Lieutenant, by pitrehaae, vice Pennycuick--ilated n above. John Moroi!, Grail. to be Easigu, by purchase, site Sinclair —dated as above. 79th ditto—Surgeon Samuel Peseorke, 11.11. (mom 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be fiargeon. v‘ce William Booms Miller, who retires upon half pay—dated MAy 24, 1821. _ 8511. ditto—Lienienant Hon. Carleton Th Monekims, from halfiray of the 22.1 Light Dragoon., to be Urine. 'tang, vire John Green, who exchang(R, receiving ihe ild f.tenre—dated as above. 910 diito—Assialani-Surgeon Hugh Jour. O'Douel, from Ihe Royal Veteran liatiahuri, in be As%istant-Sureeon, vice George M. M`l.aeh'•a, wbo retires upon half-pay 4th Kuril Veletas' Battalion —dated Juac 7,1821. 92d ditio--Cipt•in Monson Molt-sword] 3/..d.leti, from hair pin, 100th Foot, to be Captain, vice W)ndhain Madden, who caeltanges—dated as above. 2d Ceylon 144:Orient. . _ To be Captains—Captain Henri Greriay. from the liith Foot, vice Trydett, who exchanges —dm. .1 Mm 31, 11421; Captaiu Hugh Guldicutt, from half p 1.% 1;01h Fool, Ice IK Osten, appointed to the 4 4511 Foot—dated June 1, HMI. BREVET. Captain William Browne Hahne, of the 1%1 root, to be Major iu the Ain,)—Jared U eember 23, 1817. S l'A Fr. Major George Bowler, of the Cold‘treaut Foot Guards, le be Deputy Adiutatel.Gesieral to the troop, etivuog is. the I,lnwl of .I.lnouira (with the rank of Lenten...l-Culotte' in dor Army), vice Freeineotle, who resigor—dated Just 14. 1821. Captim John Alarphail, from the linlf.par, to Lr Solwln spertur or Mama in the lonian I•laurh., v.rr IZichard Carroll, who exchanees—dated June 7, 1821. GARRISONS. - - - Colonel Jame.; Phillips Lloyd, late of the 10th Foot. to he Governor of the ►ant, near Fishgoard, in l'esiibroke4hire (without pay), site Vaughan, deceased—dated May 31 1011. Sir John Owen, Hirt. M I'. to be Guirert,or of Milford- Hams (without pay), sire Lord Coodor,tteeturied—dated June 14, 1811. Royal East India Volunteer.. EIIIICII William Dockonnon to be Lieutenant, vice Simons, who rem elts—et:llrd May 25, 1821. Harvey Dickinson, Deist. to Ensign, vice Dickinson--ilated as Above. COMMIS VIOR signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the rosnly of Sunset. John IY4eriin g Eol. to be Deputy Lieut•. nant—dated June 19, Ib2l. Cummisti,tht fu theKiar's Own Stafrordshire Nlihtot, signed b • y the l'ire. Lieutenant of the (Nattily of tit.tr.u.l. EllAicot John Jesolcois to be Littateisault, vice I.ltozlt y, re- Sighed --- June 28, 1821. Eoriirii Joseph Bonney to be ditt.i, vice Kane, transferred Sc Ike laue—,tied June 21, 1821. Coovnission in the Regiment of netwiclothire Yeomonq irk, of Birmingham, builder, In serreorler, ely . August 4, al twelve, 84 the Stork Tarries, aw• minghum. Attererrys, Messrs. Jennies,' Led Rubor, Elan- Co 114 I, Temper, L 00410111; and r. Maly, Westbroonvrieh, Sill Moho c. Jusrph Hardsley, jun. of Manchester, cotton-spinner, to ours coukr, July 9, 10, and Austria 4, at erithi, at the SI .r Ina, M ant he- i er. A honeys, Mr. Wood, M • belorsler Meruk s. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, Luadun. William %%lobe...Nish, of (lid Fish-street, London, grosser, currrudrr, Juue 30, July 7, end AItrISSI 4, al r leer re, at Guildhall, Loudon. A touristy, Mr. Dime., Fr;day-otftv, Cheausidr, Loudon. Pelt r .Lodru, of Vi'hileenapel, Middlesex, iirrrireisr, to sur render, Jose 211, July 3, and Assails! 4. at riveter, at Gristle_ hall, Leiiitise. A tourneys, Ileums Dickinson end Mare* bir Wings, Thrusmursoi-oireet, Leer Joh. of t bailee-ewer, Mobilises Hespital, coselhoinker, ou surrender, Joist 30, Jely 7, and August 4, at rleserr, et Guildhall, London. Attorney, Ali. rumen', Charles direct, Middlesex Hospiial, London. "flausees Farley, formerly us Lyn., Norfolk, and tale of Ratclofte.logliway, Middleseic, lautro.droper, ou surrendet, Jeer 90, July 3, and A faggot 4, et leo, at Get 'Wall, London. Atroriary, Mr. Hutelsousor, Lrowtartruit, Tiareaduerthe mserr, Londue. Rubest Ilia I laity Porches end Richard To-davit, uf C:rep sio•, Monmouth, ship builders, or surrender, Jule 0,7, aird Atottiti 4, at clever', at the /Loth-hall len, Gloticertier. Attu, tier., Messrs. Chi' RC, %Hurd', and Mericalf, Chanter,' laiie, Luii•ruo Messrs. hotheads and Merrick, Unity 1,41.1101 d, jnu. of City (ia•den-row, Mirk!Watt, tat -111/ k. aunt udt r, Josue 7(.1, July 7, *ad Antral 4, tit ten, at biattait. Atiarile,t, Mr. Hey i.uhia, St. Jubu'r• Clerkeatrell. George Briscoe Whalley, of Beeineloill-ert et, LoosLos, woollen draper, lu NW 1011d11/, June 30, InJr ', and A ueu.t4, at t:lrr•en, at Guildhall. Attorney, 31e. hit Oleo, Ilnoso eirrtt-toui Wings, Lotidoii. JOS.' ph Hrpoorth, of Leeds, Yoe L, cluiL•drrurt, to art rtuder, June 29, 30, sod August 4, at leo, at tLa Glut 11- ho..dr, I...eds. Attont. ya, Menges. Fr w, ANlintore, mud ita naskou, Hentletta-striat, Cueesitlyardeu, Loatilou and Mr. tleimiiigwa), Leeds. William Gilbert Knight, of Balcumh►, Somerset, malty sc.iv..cer, lu surrender, July 6, at the George Inn, Yruspe Selwoud, Somerset, 17, and Angust 4 , at eleven, el 014..1126de Hart Ito., Bath. Attorneys, Mews. Peikiiis and rrarnptt•u s Holborn email, Gray's Inn, Loudon; and M►. Millet, Fewest helirood. Henry A'Desa, of Hertford, .hormaker, to •ow/odor, J uue 30, July 7, and August 4, at Iwrlvr, a• Gut Idl4ll. don. Altu.urya, *Mire. Stratton amid Shuled.l4,, Loudon. DIVIDENDS. July 14. J. Low •ad W. Low, of Miaciug.laan, Loudon merchants. at irrylve, at Guildhall. June 30. C. Malieuxie, late of Ciroline•treet„ Bedford aquae (but NOW a pliWklier in the limes Winch Wawa), merchant, at pH«, at Gandhian, Loudon July 14. W. G. 11'illiaras, of Throgrnorton aural, Louden, auctioneer, at twilve, at Guildhall. July 14. J. 11•11. of Watling..sereel. London, altiam.hat. manufacturer, at eleven. at ' July 20. H. Lambrien. of Itriatid, pin-soantifiarturtr, at twelve, at the ColllllWreillit 1t4.0,11A, Bristol. July 25. S. Hollaud and T. S. Williams, of Liverpool, race. rhanta, at one, at the Georgelms, Liverpool. July 111. .1. Mositeomery and J. Filterrion, of Litorpool, merchant*, at owe, at the George Inn, Liverpool, July 21. T. W. Turner, or Brebtford, Aliddiesea, puttee, at trit, at Guildhall, London. July Id. J. Bragg, of Whitt:haven, Cumberland, throad-ma sinfactuter, at eleven, at the Black Lior Inn. Vll4lle haven. Judy 17. T. Pearopp and M. Wilkiattom of ll.iretoupl, wink marchawta, at our, at Wit Star and Grater Tavern, Litt, t:. pool. July 17. T. Bird, of St. lilartites.court Leingolet.telds, Middlesex. baberdaslwr. at one, at Guildhall. L.twitou. July 17. G. Solomon, of Lcmon.street, Goutlaimit.delds, Middlelex, hardwaremao, at one, at Guildhall, {tumulus. July 17. T. Lynn, of the Jerusalem Cuffee-hnusa, Carolyn, London, merchant, at one, at Grildban. July 17. C. Shoubridge, of Kensington, simper, at tone, at r;saildball, Luntion. July 17. J. Tupsnau, of Gr.-At Ru,sl.ll alreel , elwomabury, watch-maker, at oue, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 21. J. Cuthbert awl M. Clothe, of ColchentstisMreel. Sattage.gardins, London, wiumditerchauts, twelge,„ at July 24. T. Paine, labs of Banbury, 9aforil, llntilmareaao, at twelve, at the Swan Hotal, Baratta/Alm. July 14. J. Bill, of Witibutbateget, 4ata 4 oo. +4 14111- . 10 " - itiaatifaclurtir, at OcitrlN at Gai1 40 1.... 11 . July 17. W. Wood * shew.dea t ler, at tem at she Aneel luu, 111a4414,0414. July 21. S. WIN and G. Gloir•r, aq Aleigh4anteptcert, Lostdau, Jgy.aattert, at 1,441ee, at Gaittleall. CERTIFICATES—JULY 14. T. Walls, of Webber-street, LambeOsmanli, loysery, tnarsofacturer.—J. Dow.ter, of Brewer-street, Westatterstrr, Itarneerrinaker.—W. Jones, Ist. of Neorrt, tsoner.-14. Glynis, of Liverpooc Lsoesnor‘ iser, r t i o u t.—Nl. Huh, of Forte, Coventry, outrlosasites.— J. Comet). of &rot Rastcheap, London, teir-larottor._r. gto o te ga , a Fox stud Knol-yard, Snow-kill, Loudon, dealer sod elesponso.—T. Usherwooti, jou. of Toubeidgc, Kehl, farmer.—if. Fisher, of Avyuclife, Wilt*, iskoliorper..-1:. Trill, of Southniulton, -Devon, tanner.—lAL. Caps, sow of Lonibarri-,tart, but now tot Loudon Brat* Envy k."r‘du... grocer —T. Keintrder.of Witsverir-streer, Fleet-sirrct, Ir.• - don, carper. .—T. Yokes, Isle of fasocester-sureet, square, ntrileses, soorchaut.—B. Bailey, of Mertet., bout,. CAi p• —II. Wirynsplr, of Charlet te-atrei t, Fits ru)-rquare, 3/iddlesex, (abject-es:titer. .. - .• . • •• ... .. • ~ •••• • • ______, ti p - 9 . .• . • • ik,\: l / 4 - .. a ; , i) • • fa _ z-7,:t.!. I. A Ir.', .• i lt V tt 1 .. t 4 4 . . ( ' It ttnl' 44 •44) I l . . ' ' l it ••• I , l• - I ' o Pr o , I II . I ~,••••,1 • , ".- i --- env; . • as t I - - •nt 'd " • .. . . , : :* .• : , . !. • . ' : ••••.'l WI Siellfil i ut.lc; .., ./ . A I ~ )1, ,•,4 ire • .- - ei . . • a ••••J•.11...r ...... .n..... 11111.11111111 V ._ .. 1 - 7 .. —....-- - .. —..— ... . ... . • .. ' .. . ' latiNDONe MON OA. ' s 3if iii . 20, , Aikt : •• .. .. • 0 , —......• ..i , , ,),. L. a, a... • • . . ~ . . „ I 1 - - ' • . 1 . . . • • ' • • • - • • . . • . . r B - PP . . . . • QUARTRRLY.KEVIEW, Nu, XL,I X. IVAL. VAUXHALL. .T HE to be Captitt,' tilee ;eh Bfarbbitair; , gao exclmwttes Cao•liy, s igned TIMIS' EVENING. MONDAY, Jane Ei s wilt be published on T tiasuo , $ OAT. --doted May3l; 1811. 'IVA L, .• 1 - . there will be a GRAND GALA. jot ßereriek. Sin n sci r s William liorrjson yi .11 from hilt-priy . 104th ham, , ii Dollar are yo, ' promo . A brilliant display of FIRE WORKS by Madame illowliir s • • r . HOPE FIRE'AND 'LtFE RANCE COMP - 311 X; ;n u : . ;:i t en trn is . , vibe John Fis h e r , who excliatigea-.-dried J•nies Stewart, i Robert IS !I r A i• N I.at the' An- particularly a team! . m on Scene of OFFICES. 10, I .I. I O6IATE.HILL. "r" . Bth ditto--Captnin Henry Moriarty, from Marley 71st/ with the TI " ERT7 P rin f l of "°VNT V EIUTIU*• ' ' A.d 388, OXFORD STREET, odlottlia t the elyetti r .. And the Nay of Napl e s Foot, to he Capt.in, rice Friel, tie* Alel•nice teiscketjak lowan an Lonimitt; ""' Fraser, who cachanees--itikteil M•y 24, 1821. inflow , ,The Military, Caledonian, and Paudtan Bands will pectoral • • IN pßi N ca w rr a p, Eri E inummom; . soaker. nilb ditto—Ensign JotwsSitioim Prat, In be Liooteosaiti, ... between the Acts. Liettelr• Brinkwo reaching And 18, WESTMORELANIA.BTREET, Dvaux. -," crii hoe t putchest, via'-Canteron, derrased--dand at dditionai ' Admission, :•. 6A.—The doors open a Seven; the Con. D FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE Mi L L ION.... above. aniel Jacks o n, /5 ; and, ..ertel lo begin at Sip*. Second Act of th e C oncert a t Stereo 11113/01LICI ES effected trtrnti every DC.CritrloBB,.. 7...., Ea m m , g „ " ,, G , f i rb e ge i n li t r iiii e r lir ,,„ ali p4:7:4,,,,, T ,j )Bll. 3 , l l,,„", tiPe °Ali- ." b een o'Clork precisely. . toll nm Prowstid • JR Property within the Boiled Kingdom, • apse mospar smelly tos - 111th ditto—Carlini, /total Ts ydell, fruit the Id Ce7lee Re. or Ma"ehrol•Ft bet -J • IPenfilai• - lig R. I-1 AVOurN I S OICTItrIFVE or stole Terms. , ATM at/11111-s 'ENTRY:MO /11111111AL1821; 'after 'a ittv iLm oi ' s w rl P P7o e n u i7t i i r t t Ud m e l . Ys"6l bLtiiii CIIII"."1. wi41114414"-• siment, to be Capta i n', wire Gregory, who terinor „ s-- ,. .4417,44‘441.4,1", to "rr,taiicak dated 814 y 31,, 2 % r • latter of i ltiatttereel 64 " it ar ''''' e.i Illi.ontslscr . Mn.,en th usiastic reception i• Illint11•114, Tits AGONY' IN 'Policies which ex 're 4 Millrilltairormim - toriamove -"lb d"*"."ali ' rY ' r° the 28th Fool, i° "1 . potently . r " p .GARDEN, and all his other %Verb% AIA N,,SHF ithin tlfieen days Stec ' /miter, or the name will beeome void. I, S3iti...l iliiretwit OPEN al-63, PelLanall. I l n o r it TOSlga, rice B•ylc, who exchanges—dais/ Jooe 14, Jaly 6,7, and Arai Rand. • I.IFC orFici: —r,...:r.t (Inc am ...-.... The Hop. and Right Rey. Lord Rt;hop of Dierhrim The niche Ilan EE kritk &obi*sou, Presidest of _ _ _ 11o•f.1 of _ _ _ The Rig 11.,11. Ilse Earl of Ppubrukc ft 0 0 FMof .. . . ....... . ..... 5 0 0 IL. , ,rd Dartmouth 6 O 0 .1..10t Jul.os AftereaMo. Fog. b 0 0 _ - - 11 rury Philp Wove, Vsi PRICE OF 61.1 GAR. The ■vcra¢e price of Brown or Mosrovado Sugar, cons. pitted Ingo the Resume mode is the *ea eudiier the •:6.4 Joy of June, IBtl, is :ihs. 81.41. per Modred isei‘ht, .s. elusive I.r Ibe oldies of customs paid or payable Ihereou u the importatiou thereof irk) Groot Britaiu. • •••Ni..o PRICES OF CORN. Murray Prices of Corn of Huila; - '''' IValee, by o , e Quarter of Eight tt - metiesier 17ytrcb , and of Clatsocol t•• r bullet 14t11►s. dr.linlUptli.e, 1111111 the returos received i u week ended the 111th id June, &Wt. ...: it CI •, . . -Z.' :ft ip ... Q M .., 1. di s. of s. 5'2 21 31 . 23 t t • = • • • • e a a: it s. d. s tl s. A s: d. 17 7 :10 '2 30 1 1 , 10 o,'o 0 ;113 .1-.1.1 . .T. '1 3 k.i:`, • • 'IV I .'. ,TA e'RUTLI . • ..I•••-• • 6:+f, • ' - f • - PAIIC4' ._r ~:~,... . , steurrt hp lA. Lord Ltoosamixt gg41.41 . 11.0 . 10.1 pus . wyez, Ara- to Ira .ooporkoodeolkilir Jolla restgord—dared February Itt, lel. • dERUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • jun. or Mucktuo, Duthuot, obrort• worth, or Balk victualler. , • 1, of Ca.tle-ceurt, B:rcbiat- lose, eirrAtort BANKRUPTS. Provold, foriavrily of •Sunterrea. and late - Glee et Leatteettorl-ter.ri. I -ogee*, 'Pow- Misr 3 1 11 8 Jitth Reiteareveavieoep Atturam Mr. eievoite•at, Item ti. TR RATRE-ROY AL, COVENT-GARDEN. TfliS EVENING. MONDAY, Julie ss, will be revived Shakspeare's Historical Play of KING HENRY TFIF. FOURTH. PART THE SECOND. Kin Henry, Mr. Mseready; Privies of Wales, Mr. C. Kemble; Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice, Mr. Eger ion; Westmoreland, Mr. Connor; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Foweett ; Shallow, Mr. W. Ferree; Silence, Mr. Mowery; Pis; tut, Mr. Bleachard. Mis. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport. In which will be introdored roar additional Scrum dis ployirig the GRAND CORONATION. Scene I. The Platform leading to the Abbey —Scene Westmineter Abbey.—Scene 111. The Cloisters of the Abbey. —Scene IV. The Grand Banquet, prepared in Westminster Hall, which is decorated with the differest Arms of England. To whirls will be added. the revived farce of ST. PATRICK'S DAY. D. Rom Mr. W. Forrest; Justice Credalous, Mr. Lis ton; Lienteuart O'Connor, Mr. Junes. Laurette, Miss Love; Mrs. Bridget Credulous, Mrs. Davenport. Mori to be opened at Halt past Six o'Cloek—She Play to Ilotri• at Sere.. Boxes, 7a ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l —Pit, 3s. tld ; Second Price, 4s.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, lo.—Upper lc ; Second Price, Od. To-morrow, on Historical Ploy, with a poplar Melo. dramp. ~ •~