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0 - t r, Ceut. 1 . , *•. • * rtotz , , - - LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 30, -UM. NUMBER 5819. awe • Ir., TNRATRR•RIYAL, DRURY-LANK. BY SPECIAL DESIRE OF HER MAJESTY. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. July 30, his Majesty'. Servants will perform Shakspeare's Tra_ ray a KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Rum Fleury, Mr Pope:. Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. Kean (last night a his percent Priformaser); Doke of Bnainffhans, Mr. Thrimpion : Earl of Richmond, Mr. Coope►. Elizilreth, Queen of Edward the Foiuth, Mrs. Egerton ; Lady Aline, Miss &Mallow. After which Inth time) a new Farce. called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Or, A GHOST IN NPITI•. OF HIMSELF. The priocip..l Characters by Messrs. C01.10.T, Gallic, Bar. 031 d, Smith, Ku:ght, Mrs. O.grr, and Miss Smithson. To-mar ow the Theatre will he slipped; and on trainee. day the Coronation • ill be preamited to the Public. VAUXHALL. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Jnly 30, there will he a GRAND GALA. A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS, by Signor Morlram, Particularly a grand imposing Scene of The ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS, And the Bay of Naples. The Military, Caledonian, and Nadeau Bands will perform between the Acts. Admission, 3s. Brl.—The doors open at Seven; the Con. tort to begin at Eight. Second Aet of the Concert at Eleven u'Clock precisely. P►eics 7d. 1 4 11tEIGN INTELLIGENCE. HAMBURUR ♦ND FLANDERS MAILS. VAUXHALL. GRAND MASKED FETE. THE Public are respectfully infiirmrii, that in ClPMegiteglelt of the lost Masquerade having given so winch ..ntisrAciifia to the company present, and the unfavour able weather of 'hat evening having prevented many ben. Area frum participating in the same, the FETE will be REPEATED un MONDAY NE X T , Aucnat 8, with an equal 'gaiety of amusements, aplemlintr, magnificence, and tattle. Admission One Furl her particulars nill be given in a frw days. 711 111 F-ROYAL, COVE NT-GABOR:V. MU'S EVENING. MONDAY. July 30, will be meted Siiikspeores Historie.l Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART THE. SECOND. Mci Dear!, Mr. M dy; Prince of Wslev, Mr. C. Ecorlde; Prune. , /MIN Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice, Mr. Frey. ton ; Westmoreland. Mr. Connor ; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Fawcett; Sbalkuv, Mr, W. Farrrn ; Sitr nee. Mr. Emrry; Pis• to!. Mr Blanchard. Mir. Quickly. Mrs. Davenport. Its whirl, will be intriolneed four additional Scenes, aka pitiying the GRAND CORONATION. Seem- I. The Platform lending to the Abbey —Scene 11. Wertinitioer Abbey.—Scene I 11. The Cloister. of the Abbey. --Seel.e IV. The Grand Banquet. prepared in Westminster Hall, which is decorated with the &Recent Arms of England. After which the Barlett. of TOM THUMB TILE GREAT. The Doom will be opened at Hnlf-past u'Clock, and the Performance. commence et Seven. Rote*, 7. ; Second Price, 3.. 6,l.—Pit, 3.. Rd.; Second Prier, 4s —Galiery, 2s. ; Second nice, lc—Upper Gal lery. 1.. ; Second Prier, 641. To-wmr.ow, Kin= Ilenry IV. Part 11. with the Corona tion—and St. Palsick's Day. NKIV TH RA YR K-RO YA L, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 30, sill be acted ibe Opera of GUY MANNERING. Henry , Bertram. Iklr.'Lenni Lee; Colonel Mannerism. Mr. flitter; Dandle Vininnnt. Mr. O. Russell; IHrk ilstterairk, kir. Ward ; 'Gilbert Glosent. Mr. Mlsassitonil ; Dominic , Sampson, Mr. Tay'cure. Julia Mannrrint, Miss R. l'orri ; Lucy 'Bertram, MissCarew ; Meg Merri lies, Mrs. Johnson. After whirh THE WEDDING DAY. Lord RArtand, Mr. Baker; Sir Adam Coolest, Mr. Terry. )1r•. Bamford, Alps. Kendall; Hannah, Mist Smith; Lady Coute,r, Mrs. Chalet-airy. To eunelude with she !Musical Eidertaiwasaat of TOM THUM R. Kim! Arthur, Mr. J. Russell ; Lord Grizzle, Mr Tayleure; Tom Thumb, Miss G. Crier. Quees M 11141.118, Mrs. iillegelle noes* for the Bove to be taker or Mr. Massingitain, at Tbeat re. . . . Pr .tv lie Boxes may be host niglitly, by application It the Box-Atte. . To morrow, High Li& Mow Stairs---Exchaisge no Rob ;h►r7—nml No Song sio Super. On Vl'udt.s sshi) (firm lithe), it new COMM!, Caned Rise naaJ Fall, in which Mr. Jones, of the Theatre Royal, Covent 'Garden, will woke his first appearance this season. THEATRE-ROYAL,RNGLISII OPCRA-HOUSE, STRAND. 91111 IS EVENING. MONDAY. Jul! 30. M. will be performed Hirst time) • Musical Drama, is - three acts, ealSed THE WITCH OF DERNCLEUGH. Colonel Guy Mannerism Mr. Rowboibam; Healey Ber. ..sm, Mr. Pearroso; Chitties Hazelwood, Mr. BroadliorPt ; - Jusliee 'Glospiri. Mr. W. Hempen ; Dnmiuir fgampoon, Mr. iwron ,• D ,orhe I..bnyouvii, Mr. Sailer; Hak Hatterakt. •Nlr."T. P. Cooke. Mips Julia Mauncriug, Mies Can ; Flora, Misr lifitilaway; Meg Merrtlies Oho 11'itch Derueleugh), Miss Kelly. t . T.corrclude will , (13th lime) a new Farce, in 100 acts, as broad as it is lumg, caHrd TWO I'ENCE! Orrlo Blurnintikl, Mr. Harley; Mr. Banaly, Mr. Min ton ; itinictick itappingion, Mr. Wrench ; Pails, Mr. Wilkinson. Armin.% Min I. Norseman ; Crciiia t Sryinour Blurniuuld, Mr.. Grave. UR ICH SILKS at little nun.. than Half Prier, al& GOLD sod SILVER DRESSES, TURBANS, and SCARVES.—AII Weavers who have any Goods that have rither novelty or elegance to recommend them, which they sari 101 l cheap for ready mousy, are requested to apply at SHEARS and CO.'s, No 11, Henrietia.strert, Covent 'preen, where Ladies are certain of finding the 1.1111. , t and sleridi lily Ihr most (decant variety in ion. ..... of fashiostalde S.iks . Satins, Gattsee, beautiful Lace and It, blsisisiel Dresses, Veils, and Scar veg. Habeirlashery vin 1:1 . 14' Ii pi el/11, at prices At extremely reasonaldr that aa idea can he formed without iuspeet . Good Striped Sala slo, 2, 104. per yard ; elegant Fi4n.eJ Gauze Dresser., 15.. ...eh; and Florence Stripes 3s 9.1. the Slo•o4 and Co. Redfod House, No 11, Ilturietts-striet, Cowl ut.gar4. n. An at. tnrive Cotleriino of India Imitation sod China Crape Shawls mot Scarves, from one to 15 Guineas each. r IIE DRAWING of 10N1KINS'S ['IC.. TUBE LCITT.F.EY CONTINUES THIS DAY, and WILL RE coNexuDEP Tamintßow, July 31. Tule , or Sale, 3/. 3s. each, at Nos. :.3 rad 54, New Boucl es/eel ; No. 90, Cheapside and at all thr Lottery Offices. ME —No Prizes decided till the last Ilrarru Ticket. COMs ATU ULTIMO AVE THE YAST--A NTICI PA IONS FOE TUX FOTV.RE—AN AND THE AN NOUNCENI ENT Of . A NEW LOTTERY. IJBISIL is. effeiing to his beet Friend., the A Pulitiroltate alimishs at the elo,r of rich Lotte r y which riper sounielotis favuoon so justly eatille them to ex po co, has always the adolititusel pleasure or euogratootatiug thew 1 , 11 the Nacres, which has attroded their purchases at lm. OIL res. tho the "present usessien lie has more Jima tonal to-a, to for "fro ling his acknowleolgtocni•i having slimed sail sold, ito the Whey joist ended, the fullowiux Capit•ol Pra, - - - 14.941 (in 9 Shares\ £21,008 10,1•J0 en )2 Sliarc.) 20,1100 19,515 (Whole Tates).... 16,000 0,231 (in 13 Shares).... 3,000 13.824 (in 9 Slyirre) .... 2,000 1,645 (tYink. Takes) 1,050 11,331. (in 12 Share.) 1.000 Iles.idra .rural .d 64.0/. 51111/. 4001 3001. 2001. 14c. kc. 11,11/ nostrum'. The Allowing aye the Biddiogefor the ,Veor Lottery:— HAZARD osj Co.. •• . (it tiliGit CiollltoLL.• • • .1 nail .1. atrawRUMT l3 4 9 . 190949 IiIPN l3 1 9 14, 1lrmiii, rills lull partirelaro, apd Ticket. and Shari 0, will "I " '" few dam at DISH'S luiltisiet. othre.,, A, I moue', and 9, Cllariaii.crogs; *but Le res:.ecifully !.c.i• telaill4ll4oCr ref for palrolitige of she Vablsc. CORONATION 31 EDA LS. GARRARDS, Goldsmilh+ to the King, re spectfully infirm the Pahlie that they have authority to sell Gold, Solver, and Bronze MEDALS, strati( at his Majesty's Mint, the same as Mime distributed at the Coro oatiou.-31, Paolow.atreet, Haymarket. RAMSCATE AND BROADSTAIRS STEAM PACKET. ripHE EAGLE, Capt. li. B. MARTIN (Mr. C. .11. Bell, Owner), a fine new ion an improved plan, Starts from ohm Cristnni Iloilo. Stairs, London. every WEI). NESDAY and SATURDAY Morning. a 1 Eight o'Cloek precisely, nod returns from Ramsg..te every MONDAY and THURSDAY at Half-past Sev►a. FAMES :—Rritt Cabin 12a ; Fore Cabin 10s. Children an. der 12 yam old Oa. each. A State Cabin for a small party. The Eagle is fitted, by Messrs. Poulton and Wan, with engines of great power, upon their most approved princi ples; and her accommodations are of a very superior de acription, the inmost attention having been paid to render laercomplete in every respect, combining safely and dispatch. The Proprietors will nut be rierniontahte for luggage, ow. less sit live, rd into the care of the Steward, nor to the amount of more than 51 value, except entered and paid for si such, nor fur sea risk, or navigation of any kind whatsoever. N.R.—Passengers an get on board from Ramsgate Pier, Of land there, at all times, sailboat the risk and inc nve nienee of in &Mill; Of they may be liken ow b. 4,11 off Broadstairr, or landed at that port. • a • Breakfast. Dinner, and other Refreshments on board. tlt Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to be on board a Qv...ter of an Hour befits, the specified lime. For further partirularv, and fur Tickets fur the season, apply at No. C 9, Lower Thames.strect, London; or at N 0.2, Goldsmid-place, on the Quay, Ramsgate. This day is published, price la. /Mo. and U. in 12mn. FAIR STA . ' . ENI ENT id lint DOCT RINE A of CATHOLICS, as really bell by ohm. whirl" is commonly. but erroneously. culled the mochas liable D o e. trine EXCLUSIVE SALVATION. London : Printed for J. Booker, New Bond street. THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XX. for AUGUST, 1821, is embellished with an Etching from Mr. Hilton's beantiful Picture of " Nature blowing Bubbles for Ler Children ;" and contains the following original arti elea:-1. Continuation of Dr. Johnson's Lives of the Poets; Nu. 1. The Life of Thomas Wrote.-2. Zariaalres and °Antis, a Grecian Story.-3. Sonnet to a Twin Sister, who died its infancy; by John Clare.-4. Traditional Literature; No S. The Ghost with the Gulden Casket.-11. Epistle to Elia, a Poem.-8. Sketches on the Road; No. 3. Descrip tion of Milan, tee.-7. The Lawyer, a Picture.—!l. JEWS, QUAKERS, SCOTCHUEN, and other irnpeifect Sympa thies; by ELIA.-9. Travels of Casino 111. Grand Duke of Tommy, through England.-10. The Buccaneer, a Taie.for Guile and Swiple.-11. Sung to Twilight.-12. To the Sun, a Poem; by Bernard Barton —l3. The Tyrol Wanderer.- 14. Table Talk, No. 11. on a Landscape of Nicholas Pomo aiw.—lb. Ole ftadoleti's Dislocate on Education, with a Poem from Fracastorio.-16. THE CORONATION, in a Letter from Edward Herbert, Esq. lo a Lady in the Country EL The Drama.-18. Report of Maisie; No. 18. Madame Catalani.-19. Literary and Seiesilifie 20. Abstract of Poetize and Domestic Intelligence.-21. A new Meteurukgical 'fable, silk Remarks an the Weather, Ise.-21. Agricultural Report, Commercial Report, and the usual Lists of Books preparing for publication and pub lished, Tables, &c. Published by Taylor and Hrseey, 93, Fleet-street; of whom may be bad the former numbers, published by Bald win, Cradruk, and Joy. secs En' FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-weed, Stroud, July 4, 1821. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. f *. d. The Rev. IVilliam Clciiver 12 0 0 The Rev. Dr. Huehes Atm. 2 2 0 J. F. Merturar, Evq A. 2 2 0 Miss Webb Edw. 1C(1/11, E'q. for the late Mrs. Jones of Morel! William Darrbon, Erg A. 2 2 0 Mimi Cleaver . Lady Cbadotte Wm Wynn, per Hommeriler 5 0 0 Lieuteaant-General Cart wi izlit, per Humes .. A. 5 5 0 William Fuller, Esq. per ditto 5 5 0 A. B Mr. Faulcu J. A. Lloyd, Erg j A. G 550 J. Trerillian, Esq [per Cork,/ 11 0 Mrs. Trevilliaa and Co. 1 0 Msjor.Gen. A•gustiue Fitzerralil I ...... 0 0 G Waolshogion,2 2 0 Robert Barclay, E.q. S. E. per Treasurer A l.alr C. R. pe•r Outfit■ Milky., ESN. Pitt of • Ilackut ' , coach flue 0 5 0 1100 19 0 Disrhorzeil nod relieved from various Prisons 96 IN toms, for the soon of Cons sts rrd she Olson of 45 Prtstoussers, A ppfll%ell . fitfre rril fur Cbiracters 6 Petitions, Rejected And considered loosolooi•sible Benet . ..dittos see received by John Camden Neill, Esq. she Treesurrr, Clarice-nails, Chelsea; shot by Messrs. Herriea, FitooltoloAr, sad Co Si. -Isom q's stoeet ; Me.ars Hoare,. fleet - street ; Messrs. Whitmore sod Co. Losabsrol-street ; Messrs. Cock., Cocks, and Ridge, Chorine cross& Messrs. Distrito sod Co. Fosichisne, Corooholl; Messrs. Mamma releys, Potll - Messrs. Veres wool Go. 77, Lombard-street; sod by Mr. Orassosell, the Secretary , No. 7, Craveu.stresS, Strand, shore the !looks may be sees, by those who are inclined too yaw.; t thi4 Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wediss "slay in every month, s'ATUNDAY NIGHT'.) GAZETTE. Carflow-horn, July 28, 1 At 1. This day 11311 1111111e11M1 of his Majesty, his Highness Prince Paul Esterhasy, Ariihosoador Extraordinary and Plenipotentary from the Emperor of Austria, to deliver a letter from his Soirereiga; his Highness Prise, Esterhaxy, Ambassador Extraordinary from the Emperor of Austria; his Excellency the Doke de Gilmour, Ambassador Extraor dinary from the King of Femme; Itis Excellency Count de StackPlhent, Ainbareadoe Extraordinary front the Eaperor of Sonia; his Excellency Prince Partition, Anabas. soder Extraordinary front the King of the Two Siedies; his Excellency Prince de Hatsfeldt, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of Prumin ; and his Excell en cy the u negn i n de Santa Croix, Ambassador Extraordinary front tba King of Spaio, to take leave; Norway de Sl/11Z3, Envoy Extraor dinary sail 3liiiister leuipotenttary from the King of Por tugal, to deliver a letter (rum his Sovereign; and the Gom m! de Nenfer, Eaves Extraordioary from the King of Wirtemberc; the Coma Oe Pndormie. Leroy Extraurdiawry front the Koos of Soedsair; and the Count de Lowambelm, Envoy Extraordinary from Ike King of tirredi a, to lake leave to which several audiences they were respectively in troduced by the Marquis of Londonderry. his Majesty's Prineipal Secretary of State f.r Foreign Aff.iis, and coo dialed by Sir Robert Chester, Knight, Master of the Cere monies. fill 1 ehall, July 27, MI. His Sfaiesty has been pleasrd to direct letters patent to be primed trader the Great Seal of the l'sdied Kingdom of Great Britain •1111 Ireland, for grautiag the dignity of a Baronet of the said Holm . ) Kingdom to the following Gently. men mpectively, sod to the heirs male of their trudtes law fully begotten, viz.— Sir Edward Kerriaun, or Wthe House, in the county of Sussex. Knight, Major-Geueral in the Army. Sir Harry Moan Immaslan, of Auchinduir, in the county of Aberdeen, Knight, Thomas Francis Fremantle, of Soanbouroe, in thecuunly of Buckingham, E►q. (eldest son of the late Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle, Knight Grand Cross of the Mat Honnurable Military Order of the Bath), with remainder, in failure of issue male, •o the heirs male of the body of the said Sir Thomas Francis Fremantle deceased. Juba Dugdale ILttley, of Everltigb, io the county of Wilts, Alexander Boswell, of Auchinleek, in the county of Ayr, E"1. Robert Shaw, of Dually Park, in the county of Dublin, Esq. Arthur Chichester, of Greencastle, i■ the county of Dose gel, E`q• - . . George Pocock, of Hart, In the county palatine of Durham, stud of Twickenham, in the county of NI idillesrx, E•q. William George Hylluu Julliffe, of Altrothout„ iu the county of Surrey, Esq. Robert Townsend Farquhar, E•q. Governor and Com mander in-Chief in end over the Island of Mauritius. Thomas Trayton Fuller Eliott Drake, of Nutwill Court, Rockland Abbey, or Motiachorrum, Sherford, and Yereombe, in the county of Deena, Esq. Majm in the Army; with re mainder in default of issue mile to hie brothers William Stephen Fuller and Rose Henry Fuller, Esqrs.Comutaudere in the Royal Huey, and their hetes male. John F.aidley Eardley 11'ilmot, of Berkswell Hall, in t►e minty f Warwick, Esq. Robert Hondas, of Beeehweind, In the county of Mid- Lothian. Evq. James Caimichael Smyth, of Nutwood, in the county of Surrey, Esq. Colonel in the Army. D*;id Crskine,uf Cansbo, in the county of Fif►, Esq. William Young, of Baileiburough Castl►, in the county of Cavan, John D'Oyly, of Kandy, in the Island of Ceylon, Esq. David William Smith, of the Province of Upper Canada, and of Preston, in the county of Nartliumbeehid, Esq. Aalley Patton Cooper, of Gailesbeidge, in the county of Hertford, E.q. Surgeon to his Maj►sty's Person, with re mainder, in (Walls of mile issue, to his orpbew, Astley Poston Cooper, Esq. aisil his heir, male. Thomas PhiHipps, of Middle Hill, in the county of Wor cester, Esq. John Draw Paul. of Rodhorough, in the county of Glou cester, and of the Strand, in the county of Middh sex, Eiq. Coatis Trotter, of West-Ville, in the county of Lincoln, Esq.; with remainder iu default of issue mal., to the heirs male of the body of Anne, eldest daughter of the said Cowie Trio ter. Claude Scutt, of Lytchet-Minder, in the county of Dor. pet, E.g. George Blackman, of Harley-street, in the county of MiiMasan, Esq. Crown-011re, Jody 28, 1821. MEMBER RETWIN ED TO shivs IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Larough of Cockernsorth.—%Villiam Wlloon Cants Wit- Iwo, of Can. -hall, its the ell•tity of %Veannorland, is the roues' of the Right II We Julio Beckett, who has accepted the Chitin-a Huadrede 51 I I.ITA RY PROMOTIONS. Commlssioat signed by the lord Lindeman! of Hte Conn?, tf Suuttsamptina. The Right Honottrable William Wickham to be Deputy Lieutenant; Henry Budd, Esq. to be ditto; Robert New. Inn Ler. Eaq to be 411110; Richard Norris, Est; to be ditto; John Acworth Omnisnoey, Ft.q. lobe dittu; Jarors Scott, Earl. to be ditto—all dated July 4, 1821. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nathaniel Wit.i.„ of Grocitelsurch-strut, London. tin plate-% orkt.r, from July 14 to September 1, at tea, at Guild hall, Luisituu. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thom., Siabh, Juhn Preston, and Juhn Sparke Pruntsc, of Turquay, Drew), merchants. BANKRUPTS. Iolrturire Denby, formerly of Idasd.rnw, Commercial. road. limeliouse, then of Oxford street, Whttechspel, and last nr Luess.street, Commercial-road, Nlieldleses, noisier warmer, to 'surrender, August 1, 14, and September 8, as fen, a t Guildhall, London. Attoraeys, Messrs. Pus/nail I sad Fairthoreee, Old Jewry. James Haggari, lair of Limehouse-Ivule, All-Saints, Pop lar, Middlesex, victualler, in surrender, August 4,7, and tteptember 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudest'. Ationeey, Mr. D1111(1111. Holborn court, Graey's.ltin Horton, of Y orelley, Worcester, timber-merchant, 1 to suerender. August 9,10, awl September 14, at three, at the White Ilsrt Inn , Dightilt, Btruoughniti. Attorneys, Messrs. yi irk and Hruelcrip, Red Liowarivare, London; sod Ed. ward Short, solileull. _ Dymolse Wells , Isle of Voscetit.mosre. Westminster, but wow uf FroAssey, Liuruln, merchant, to sorrender, August 6, 7. and Sessiembr I 8, ns she Gr.'s-sty-lon, Kingsion-upsrM Attosuers , Mess's. Knowles, Nutrias, Loudon and Mr. ticlsolt rid, Hull. George Lawrence, of Stratford, F.ssex, sillt-manufac. Inver, to ourreasle-, August A, 7, soot September S. at fro, at Imsoloss. Attorneys, hiessas, Swirl, Swims, sool CArr, Hasinghall..oreet, Ilaniel Adcock, late of Meltnn•Sloillsray, Leicester. drums', to surseuder, August 3, m via, 4, at three, and September S, at ten, at she George and Talbot Inn, Helton. Moehray. Attorneys, Mr. thslesp, Melton-Moo bray; and Messrs. Alexander and Mime, Neer-Inss, London, Isaac Iluile, late of Beech atreel, London, button and : trimming-selkr, to surrender, August 4, 14, and September 8, at eleven, at Hoildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Platt, Green-Lettuce -lane, Cannon-street, London. William Beady, of Hillingdon, Middlesex, farmer, to surrender, July 31, Aignat b, and September 8, at Yen, at London. Attorney, Mr. Webb, Bartless'a bedsit/we, Holborn, Leaden; and Mr. Watford, Uxbridge, Peter Atkinson, of Ratibone-plser, Oxford-street, Mid thew's, hAberdsolsee, to inirreader, Aogust 4, 11, and Up ienalber 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney., Messrs. Fisher and Homier, Foraivars-Imo, Holborn, Loudon. John Vice, a( Valentine row, Blackfriars-road, Surrey, oilman, to surrender .July 31, August 11, sad September at t welve, at Guildhall, [modem : Attorneys, Messrs. Clump* and Carter, .Higlwitnet, Sriuthwark. Samuel Gratrix, William, Gratrix, sad Jean Gratris. of Manehnter. Lancaster, and of Fulness, Cluider. printers, to surrender, Aneast 13, 14, at owe, mad Sep i teal , le" 8, at nine, a, the Bridgewater Areas lea, Mameliester. Anew. pert, Mr. Edge, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, Londe... Jobs Lee, of Noble-stent, London, jeweller, to merreedet, Aweast 4. 11, and &Meshes S, at eleven. at Gaddball. Lau don. Attorneys, Memrs.Tecker and Webb, Bartlett's Build ings, Holtman, Lonro,. Henry Willis., Smith, late of Bird's-hoildings, Islington, Middlesex, its-deskr, to surrender, August 4, 11, sad Sep tember 8, at twirler, al Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Baddeley, Lemisia-sereet, Goticnian's- fields. London. Jane Sandhach, late of Bird's-banding, , ea's-big Islington, Middle , sex, slater, to surrender, August 11, 14, and September 8, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Badde ley, Grnean.street, Goodman 's-fields, London. Joh,. Clement', of Certain-road, Shorediich, Middlesex, carpenter. to 11111f1. nein, Angust 4, 14, and September 8, at tee, at Guildhall. Londoo. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, sod Stylus, Chsacery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. August 24. W. Walker, of Rainsgaie, Kent, butcher, at one, at the Sp►ead Earle Inn, liamsgate. August 17. G. *titanium and F. Atkinson, of Kirbymnorsitle, York, corn-mere' ants, at UN at Bariun's Hotel, New Milton, York. August 11. N. B. Schlesinger, of Church court, Clement's- Line, Lombard street, London, indigo merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 25. J. Millard, of Cbrapside, London, liners-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, I.osidou. August 11. J Ler, of King-street, Cheapside, London, at ten, at Guildhall, [Audio.. July 31. J. Ballow'', Isle of the City Chamber., Bishopsgstr street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, lcindon. August 27. G. G. Percival, of Walcut, Somerset, comma,,. brewer, at twelve, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. August 21. S. Nichols and M. Nichols, lair of New Wood stuck, 0120rd,spiusters, at five, at tor Bear 11111, Wood. stock. . August 18. J. Farriegton, of Liverpool, ship chandler, at two, at lbw York Hotel, Liverpool. Almost 14. T. Gibbons, jun. now or late of Wells next the Norfolk, merchant, at eleven, at the Ken Lion lee, Fakerrh•m, Norfolk. Aogost 41 .. K. Allum, of Chatham, Kent, builder, at twelve, it Guildhall, London. August 31. T. Thompson, of Lancaster, ironmonger, et ten, at the King's Arms 100, Lancaster. September 1. J. Aohortms, of Leamington, Warwick, drug. gMt, at eleven, a► Guildhall, Loadon. Lapel le. R. Taylor, of Commercial-place, Commercial• /toad, ittiolksex, sterrkasit, at t we've, sf Guildball,Lnadow. Augnst 28. T. Midlipn, of the Abbey Churchyard, Bath, nik•mrrcer, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Außwe 23. M. Basilic, late of Broad street-buildinga, Lon don, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lonilua. CERTIFICATES.—Auovee 18. M Weston, of London-wall, Loaded, liverj-stable keeper. —J. Gordon ' of Liverpool, merchant.—R. Richie and J. Biosby, of Deptfunl, Keal, brewery —J. R. Silva, of Liver pool, merchant.—J. Rid. r, ten. and J. Rider, juin. of New Mal irm,York, merrha et s.—W. Spencer, of Bristol, corn factor. —.J. Lyon, late of Millbsok-street, and nu+ or late of Mara ham-scree,, Wesiniinater, cooper.—J. rumpus, of Holhorsi, London, bookseller.—J. P. Harvey, of Ipswich, Suffolk, linen.draper.— W. Durham, uf Oznead, Norfolk, paper maker. —H. M'Corrpoodale, of Liverpool, merclaant.—G. !Linton, of Cattaton-street, London, lines. factor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Phelan and W. G. Amities's', of Halifax, Nova fleolia, May 24, 1821.—W. Thomas, J. M. Cosvloss, and J. Horn castle, of Kingston-a pon-H nll, shi p-rhan4ilers, July 2, 1821. —lt. Berson and H. Pii t, of Liverpool, emend lily 23, 1821. —W. Greening sad .1 Paxou, of East Barnet, Hells, and of Hampstead, Middlesex, Wilde's, July 16, 1821.-T. Smith and W.Shrohoale, of Gordon Howe Academy, schGol masters, July 28, 1821 —O. Sims sod W. G Awed, of Man chester. chemists, July 23, 1821.—G. F. Merriman and J. 1. Wilcock., of Leadenhall-street, of CU...wide, sad of Bevis Marks, Loudon, trunk-makers, July 27, 1821.—T. C. Dears and N.C. Delves, of Ashby•de-la.Zwich, Leirester, grocers, April Ib, 1821.—R. Clay and B.Clsy, of Iludder4Beld, York, common-carriers, July 25, 1821.—C. Freeman and G. Free. man, 4.f Wind.or, poulterers, July 14, 1821 —G. Hearn►baw sail J. Frith, of Staveley, Derby, millers, June 23, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The avenge priceUTßrown DC Muscovado Sugar, cent. puled from the Returns made in the week ending the ebth Joy of July, UM, is 325. nil. per hundred weight, 'a elusive of the duties of custom, paid or payable thercoo oo the importation thereof into Great Brawn. cotirrauttwori.s, JUNE IG. At the begiuoing of this month the Rus,,,i Aln bessador, Baron Strogonotr, delivered srvrr.l note 3 to the Porte, the object of which was to duce it to adopt just and equitable measurai towards the Greeks. He required that the Moo:. cent should not be treated like the guilty, and /WC the letter should not be sentenced till after formal eitamination. As long as the Porte continued to inspire terror by the 'system hitherto pursued. Reartia would awl refuse an militia to *Ai fugitive Greeks. if the enmities hitherto com mitted should be continued, he lied orders to go on board a packet boat with all the prr•ur, belonging to his Legation. These notes were v.ry ill ',received : in particular the Porte declared tii..t it would not suffer soy packet boats, because thr-s: as Government vessels see exempt from visited. Notwithstanding this, a packet from Odessa arrived on the td June, and anchored at Bujukdere before the Russian Pslsce, near the Turkish guard. ship. As soou as this was known at Constantino ple, the Governor of the neighbouring forts, ou whom the guardahip depeints, was removed from his office, and the Cap.:tin Paclia, with a coo:- siderable force, repaired to the spot, in order to execute the orders Of the SJltio. He declared that militia the picket boat allied in forty-eight hours force would be employed. On this !misstated correspondence took place tetween Barrni Strogonott and the Porte. When the Baron found hue remonstrances had no effect, he suddenly to the resolution to leave Pero, with the Legitioi:, and repaired on the nth to Bujukdere. Tins d 4•• ci , ive step excited great sensation at Constant• plr. TURKISH FRONTIERS. JULY 4. Commercial letters from Turkey say that th IRu•siau Awl:malodor is no Linger at Bajak.fere. where he was strictly watched by the Tu►k•.. bat that be had found means to embark on board a Russian ship ter ()Licosa. MOLDAVIAN FRONTIERS, JOLT 3. Jimmy has been in the hands of the Turks .iue the 46th ult. and a government composed of B.1)11r4 estalilidted : a person of the name of Siuzzo, bet our of the members. has given r.se to the erronevu. report that the late liospodar was again at Ore head of the government. It is said that Kallimsehi, oil :I was removed four years ago, will again be appointe.t to this post. Kositocuseno has been forced to leave hi• goal vamp between the monastery of Kosnowan arid the village of Stirtga, !rimed by the superiority of the Turks. and by foreign tactics (or inatintuvres), and to retire to Bessarabia. l'endedels.• and some hundred Greeks, have fallen. Ypsilanti is hem med in in the mountains of Kinii.olutiga, war Cremated'. HAMBURG,!, JULY O. The British Charge A tfivres, M. Mellish, yesterday pre►ided ■t a gland etitert..inment in the Salon d'Apolon in honour of the Coronation of King George IV. A numerous ColUipany of English, Ilauoverians, and others, celebrated with the greatest enthusiasm this happy cievitrrence. The usual patriotic and loyal toasts were drank. and the favourite national airs sang in great pear v tion.—( Thornburgh Papers, July 20.) CORFU. JUNE 15. We learn from the Morel' that all the forts the Peninsula, including Petro*, are in the Imodi of the brave Peloporinvsiano. The Peloponneoua 14 is now quite free from armed Musselmen; st up • peaceable and unarmed Nluseelmen remain in it...! country, where they follow agriculture. They hay.. nothing to fear from the Greek'', who have pru. mind to protect them, and keep their word. FRANKFORT, JULY 17. It is affirmed that there are at this moment err wawa communications going on between the great Northern Powers, and between those Powers ao•l France and England. It is certain that these com munications are relative to a Note addressed F.y the Otmitinn Porte to several Sovereigns, respect ing its differences with Russia. It was said Berlin that l'russia would adopt the eystrm shall he taken by Austria, in clue that the nu,. simis should invade the Turkish territory. A report was current at Berlin, that the garrisons et the Grand Duchy of Posen were to be reinforced by the regiments now in East Prussia. Commercial ligtera from Vienna and Odess.i continue to assert that there will be no war betwei.., Ku•si:r and the Porte, and that the great Poteria will become mediators. sumacs, JULY en. Account*, from Batavia of £7th January state. thut some mutineers had again attempted to rlo- Nth the public tranquillity at Banc:i, and to bit-4r on the fiat of Koh*. but had been repuhed a tz u put to fligh►. The cause of the measures taken towards tl.e Vroi Liberal and the Ilsasboosi is not yet !moot). &QUI - PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Corn end (tames', Winchester Measure, as received trona the laspec_ tuts in the respective Nlariiime Districts i• England and Wiles, from which the Prices that govern Importation are calculated.—July 21, 1821. t 'a A 4l at 0 a cc Cc c) a 4, 0 --- T. v. s. r.! s. d 2 l s. d s. d s. d s. d s. d. 52 0 33 24 18 11 30 10 31 4 19 6 0 9 MERTINGS OF CREDITOR., AT GUILDHALL TO-MORROW. . H. D. Sawyer, Ramsgate, chemist J. L0w..., Throgmorion-street, bill•broker 3 10 E. Mather, Oxford, cructr J. Gray, Bi+hupiatr•street Wirkin, silversmith W. Essex, Paddington, wharfinger J, Drake, Lewisham, master mariner DIVIDENDS. W. A. Brown, College-hill, merchant J. Barfte,i, Arundel -street, atationrr l2 H. Le Messmer and J. A. Du BllleUll, London, met chants ll CERTIFICATES. J. Spnrrirr and J. Barker, of Bellbroughloa. Worcester, scythe-10,10101m w C. (Minoan, late of King-street, St. George is the East, 3lidillesex, but now of Lone.‘trert, Lun•tun, sunprrtaker —T. Parsons, late of Lyncombe nod Wolcomh, Somerset, corn.freior-..E. Needs, of Bristol, shopkeeper —T. Day, of Black man-st reel , Swaim ark, Sturm stocklirokei.-1. Smith, of From., Somerset, clother —l'. Richardsoo of Iron-Act on , Gl ouc ester, tanner... 4. Dao so o, of Millons;Cumbvrlaud, dealer—H. W. Thema% id Wolver hampton, Stafford, upholsterer.—W. Ambrose, of .Clapton, Middlesex, earpenter.—E. Smith, late of Green• Lettuce. Isue, London. tea-dealer...J. IValasougb, sea. new or late of Orford, Lincoln, farmer.—W.l3. South, of Leeds, stuff etcrehant.—J. Wilkinson, of Leeds, stufLoserchant. F' ir ~~ T