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Vapid (with the original Epilogue), Mr. Ellision; Lord l i Scratch, Mr. Cattle; Harry Neville, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Russell ; Willoughby, Mr. Thompson. Lady Waitfork, Mrs. Marlowe; Louisa Courtsey, Miss Smithson. After which (Itth time) a Frew Farce, called THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM; Ov, A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF. The principnl Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Gaitie, ward, Smith, Knight, Mrs. Orger, and Miss Smithson. To eonelode with the favourite Musical Extravaganza, called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame Venetia; Leporello, Mr. Kakhi .• Mr. rlotentine Finickin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Mrs. Orger; Miss Coastaatia Quizone, Miss Cahill ; Squall iag Fan, Mrs. Bland. TM Doors will be opened at Half.part Six o'Clock, and ihe Performances comateoee at Seven. MR. HAYDON'S PICTURE of CHRIST'S ENTRY INTO JERUSALEW is now exhibiting fur a abort time (previews to ii. removal to Birmingham), with THE AGONY IN THE GARDEN, and all his ether Works, at 53, Pall mall. Admittaace, I.. —Catalogers, Id. BANK OF ENGLAND, JULY 12, 1821. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GOVERNOR oad COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND tithe Notice, That THURSDAY NEXTi the 19th instant, being ap pointed for the CORONATION of his MAJESTY. that the °Sees for the T►ansfer of fiat Public Funds, and for the delivering of the Dividend Warrants, will be SMUT Os Ott D■y, The Court of Directors, with the roncorreoce and et the request of the Commkterief Bankers, recommend that Bills and Notes due on the Ith instant be paid on the 19th instant, and they will fur that purpose give thremioos to their Clerks to present Meal AA 4 plasm' on the 18th inmost. In order to facilitate the Pohlic Rarities". the Cunet of Directors will meet on WEDNESDAY, the 11111 h, Minced of 1 bunodsy, the 191 b, in tbe snit Week. ! R. BEST, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JULY I t NIL THE COURT 94:pi - RECTORS el the UNITED COMDR Nfr of ISERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trucling to the EAST INDIES, do hereby girl Notice. 70. ; &goad Prier. Si. S.. 61.; Served That measures having bees adopted whip,* may lead to the discharge of a large portion of the existiug Six per Cent. Indian Loans, the Company's Loan Creditors, resident in Europe, ■re hereby apprised of the eircumstauce, that they may furoish their Agents with instrortions accordantly. The Court have authorised their Bengal Government to opera new Six per Celt. Loan in India, to which the pre sets( Six per Cent. Obligations are transferable. The terms and conditions of the New Loan may be known on applica tion to M►. Medley, at the Accouotant.Generars Office, at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. . .• rffEATini-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T " EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 18, will be acted Shakspeare's Historical Play of SING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART THE SECOND. • Bing Henry, Mr. Maeready; Prince efallinkillAlle. C. ignibk; Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice, Mr. Eger. hats; Vesimoreland, Mr. Connor; Fir John Falstaff, Mr. Fawcett ; Shallow. Mr. W. Farm ;Sil,nce, Mr. Eatery; Pis tol, Mr. Blanchard. Mos. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport. 1. which will he introducill foar additional Scenes, dis playing the GRAND CORONATION. Scene 1. The Photons kading to the Abbey —Scene 11. Westminster Abbey.—Scene 111. The Cloisters of Abbey. —Scene IT. The Grand Banquet, prepared in Westaniaster nall, which is decorated with the different Arms d England. CORONATION. —The Public are respectfully Informed, that those extensive Premises, in the ores patio.: of Messrs. ADAMS and MORRIS, Ironmongers, situate at the Corner of Bridge-street and Parlinmentstreet, opposite Westminster Abbey, have been fitted up for the pur. pose of VIEWING the PROCESSION at the approaching CORONATION. The Premises, which, from their situa tion, command a long, continued, and near view of the whole line of Procession, are fitted up with every attention to the Comfort ■ud Accommodation of Visitors; for which purpose Attendants, both male and female, will be in wait ing, sal Refreshments provided. To those who appreciate the comfort and safety of viewing the Procession from a Dwelling-house, where facilities are arranged, whit Is it is not passible to obtain in a crowded and indiscriminate as semblage, it will be unnecessary to expatiate upon the advantages of the situat . . Nu more Tickets will be issued than the space sod accommodation provided will comfort. ably and conveniently admit of, and every precaution has sod will be taken to ensure the respectability of the Company. . _ After which the Musical Farce of JOHN OF PARIS. •3olun of Paris, Mr. Jones-, Vincent, Mr. Pyle.; Pedrigo Putts, Mr. Liston. Princess of Navarre, Mira Greene; Rosa, Miss Lowe. • DUMP in be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock—the Play io becks at Seven. Boxes, 75 ; Second Price, Is. 64.—Pit, 3s. Sil.; Second Price, ts.—Gallery, 25.• Second Price, la.—Upper ls.; Second Price, 6d. To-sparrow, Kum Hear, IV. Part 11. with the Corona t and mi . Deaf Love,. NNW TifISATRN-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 18, will be acted a Play called THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. Count de Valmont, Mr. Conway; Baron Longneville, Mr. Younger; Florian, Mr. Lacy; Bertrand, Mr. King (from the Theatre-Royal, Birmingham); L'Etlair, Mr. De Camp.• Geraldine, 31a. Young; Koaabelle, Mrs. Jones; Monica, Mrs. P ; Eugenia, Mrs. Johnson. After which, the Comic Sketch of BLUE DEVILS. Megrim, Mr. Teri y; Dinisou, Mr. Williams; James, Er. J. Riamell. Annette, Ma. Baker. To enneliode with the Farce of Fu . rihtr informatics, may be obtained by applying on the Premises. FROM LAST NIGHrS GAZETTE. CroorwoPo, Jody 14, 1021. MEMBILI RITURNED TO lIRRYI 1M THIII MAW! PARLIAMENT. Coney Borough of Cerssertheu—John Jones, of Ysirad Lodge, it the said buromtli, Fry. le the room of the How. 'John Frederick Campbell (now Lord Cawdor), one of the Peers of the Veiled Kingdom of Great Britain and !rebind. Borough of Kinralo—Reor-Admiral Sir Janina Rowley, Bart. Knight Commander of the Bath, of Drams.% in the county of Leitrim, in Ireland, in the room of George Coast maker, Esq. deceased. T H F. SPOI L'D CHILD. OM Pickle, Mr. Williains• Link Pickle, Mrs. Baker; Tag, Mr. Tayleure. Miss Pile, Mrs. Pearce; Maria, Mrs. Yuan; Margery, Mrs. Yeadall. • Places for the Boxes to be taboo NM. Messiness 's', at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes say be bad nightly, by application at the Buz-office. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ------ To-morrow, The Heir at Law, with The Agreeable Sur prise, sad occasional Estertaiusients—on which Eireniat, by the gracious command of his Majesty, the Theatre will be opened gratuitously to the Public. On Friday, The Green Mau—The Wedding Day—and No Song No Supper. --- IVar-Qffice, 11121. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Hon. Frederick Lament*s to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sir Francis Vincent, who retires—dated July 12,1811. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of nvot Guarda--Ensign and Lieutenant Kit hard Fletcher to be Lieutenant anal Cap tain, by purchase, vice Erskine, who retires—dated as above. To be Ensigns and Lieutenant., without purchase—Ensign and Lieutenant Hun. Percy Ashburnham, from half pay Coldstream Foot Guards, vice Fletcher—derd as above; Ensign and Lieutenant George William Eyres, from half-pay of the regiment, rice Norton, who resigns— dated July 13, 1821. 1 t Regiment of Foot—Surgeon James Goodall Elkington, from balf.pay of tin• 30th Fool, to be Surgeon, vice Thorns. Davidson, who 'elite. ou half-pay—dated July 12, 1821. ir THEATRE-ROYAL,BNOLISH OPERA-HOUSE, 'STRAND. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 18 , will be perforated the pepakr C.mic Operetta called THE PROMISSORY NOTE. Mr. Markham, Mr. Wreath; Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pearman ; Nicks, Mr. Salter. Mrs. Markham, Miss Carr; Caroline, Slim Seymour; Cicely, Miss Kelly. After which (11th time) a new Petite Piece, in two acts, trailed LOVE'S DH EA 31. Frederick Easy, Mr. Wrench; Simon, Mr. Harley; Henry Morton, Mr. Pearman ; Mr. Dormer, Mr. Rowbotham ; lawyer, Mr. Morley. Cecilia ',Ulmer, Mur Kally; Maria, Mrs. Bryan. To conclude with (4th time) a sew Farce, in two acts, as broad as it is brag, called TWO PENCE! Orrhrua Bluentould, Mr. Harley; Mr. Boum, Mr. Min ton; Hodetick Rappingunt, Mr. Wrench; Tummy Patty, Mr. i3ilkinsori. Arndt'', Miss I. Stewasouni ; Cecilia, Mow; Seymour; Clotilda Blutruould, Mrs. Gruve. The Illuminated Shrubbery will be opened at Eight liauck for the admission of the Second Price, which com mences at Niue. lOilo ditto--Lieutenant Williain Holden to be Captain, with out purchase, •ire Mainwarinz deceased—dated us shove. Ensign Joh. Sberriff tu be Lueututaut, vice Holden--dated es above. William Childers, Gent. to be Ensign, •ice Sherrill—dated as shove. 18th ditto---Sitrgroo James Burns, from half-pay 41h Royal Veteran Daunt ,to be Surgeon, vice Walter Carver, who retires upon half-pay—dated as above. 43,1 ditto—Lieutenant William Carruthers, from half-pay of the Regimeut, to be Lieutenant, •ice Thomas Hunt Grabe, who manages, receiving the difference—dated n• above. 64th ditto—Lieutenant Jamea Waller Sam°. to he Captain, by purchase, vice Hutchinson, promoted its the 49th Font—dated as RINK , . Ensign Peter D.nsadd Mime to be Leutenant, by purchase, vice Sans,.—dated 3a atouve. *oth ditto—Rreset Lieutenant-Colonel Honourable Henry Brauchsosp I.yzors, from the lit isle Guards, to be LiPl4- trnmit-Cultniel, by purchase, sire Austen, who letisca— slated as above. let Nest ludia Itrgionent —Lieutenant James Mackay, from half-pay Yes k Chasseurs, to be Paymaster, vice ILesHog ham, whose appuisitment Imo been eaucelled—dared July 13, 1821. BRF.YET. Msjor Gideon Gorrequer, or the 18th East, to be Untie assat-Colossel us the . Army 7 llnied July 5, 1821. bs.; Second Prier, 3s.—Pil, 3 , 4; Scram' Pike, Is. Out —Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Truer, Is.—Upper Gal— lery, Is.; Second Price, W. Doors open at Waif. past Six, the Perf o rmanc e to begin at %YIN E`; of FINE QUALITY ONLY.-- V Mr. FLOWER, No. 1, PALLAS ALI., at the End of the 1t•,,,,1 Aresek kris bottled op a parcel of his fine wines is Bottle*, 1. 1 6,4, 6 , and Hatf.piois, and has fixed los prices so 1 callus' .I.l.fili.t they are well winds the attention of i;1.• Nobility and Geo.', or of Drakrs who wish ill sell Fine tt ines. perdu:. per doz. per do:. pints. i pisls. l)1.1 Port 44s. 225. 11.. I 8110, 11 ono. to iro, nes in Wine ...• 52.. 26g. 13.. Ditto, Ituria Ditto, Bontreteiro, et years in bottle 741.. Ditto, Ditto, 8 years in ditto_ 80s. Sherry 48.. 244. 11s. Ditto, East India Pule or Brown - 60 4. 30. . 154 ' Madeira, West India ' 64.. 32a. 16.. Ditto, East India 84.. 42.. 21s. Malawi, Is Pints . 56.. 28s. 1 1 8441 as Trul 1 1 1wantaiis Lisbon 44s. 24... 11s. C Its Cape 1 . 1 •4rita.4.1 . fine goal's) wily 244. 12s. 6.. Capt Ulugiordy rer doz. per boll le. aseriparse. Irf essni lir. Spark ling, or Dry iii 'lvry Kanter*, 784 fns ed. Morose 7Bs. 64. 61 Huck Froaligniae 9fis. 7.. 6.1. Dia, Phil,. Bolas. awl, Chilean Msrtt.it 06.. 48s. Bs. Cyder, Gus Rive Luck sgee .., .. • Captain William Qukat, of the tOth Foot , to he Major in the Army—dated IA above. ERRATUM in (Nitrite of 14th inalant. 10 Life Goarda. For receiving the difference beiweeit the half-pay of the two cumuli-pions, reed. receiving the difference between the ,fall-pay of Ibe two commierdona. Giminilseions signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of Sussex. To he Depoty-Lieutennuis—Thomhe liu,bby , Esq.—dated July 3, 1821 ; Franco; &anti' Blum, Eel —dined July 4, 1821; James Ileury Mater, Esq.—dated July 7, 1821. Conmistions signed by Ike lord Lieutenant of the County gl Kent. To be Deputy-Lieutenants—Cooke Tilden Philemon, Esq. dined April 11, 1821; John Cobb, Req.; Abraham Wel land, Eeq.; lllrbett Jimirr, Esq.; John Pemberton Pliimptre, Eet; ; Edwina Rice, ; James Brockman, F.eq.; Richard Cariris Cron . limn, Eq.; ■ud James Rice Williams, Esq.—all 'hied"' above. East Kent It, ginartit ur Militia. To he Captains—John Pryre Lade, Eng.—dated December 13, 1820 ; and Giles Htlwn, F.sit.—olnied April 14, 1811. To be Ensigns—Lenin Paine, Grui.—dated September 22, 1820; and lIIHim Tyl.r, Geol.—dated May 23, 1821. Seven. ii•FEW SEATS within thr ter, which wiU csammaissl • full View of the whole Procession inside the Chord), and of all the GlFT monies from the Entrance at the West End, and the actual Solemnity of the Coronation 10 the conclusion. Tirkets may be had, sod the places seem, by applying to Mr. Holliseombe, No. 3, Millais, Dian's-yard; to Mr. Sale, is the West End of the Church, from Ten till Four; also at the Argyle Rooms; or M use., Dirchall's, Bnisil.street, 111.111.7'hilia Seats not connected with Ileum. Glanville. OUTINIAN LECTURES. rrHE Friends of these rational Meetings, end their Acqnainiance, are respectfully informed, that the FIFTH LECTURE of the Cosine on the MARRIED STATE will be delivered at Mr. PENN'S, Portico, New. stet et, Spring-gardens, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 21st July, 1821, at Three o'Cleek, By Mr. RICHARDSON. Tickets, 21. 6d. each, or Its. ilia Course, may be had of Hatchard sad Son, 187, Piccadilly. COM3I ERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, Establigheil is the Year 1800, No. 10, SKINNER.STREET. and No. 340, OXFORD STREET, Loudon. TUE COMIERCIAL HALL WINE COM PANY solicit the f of the Public attention to their very Reduced Prices of Wines and Spirits. per Dozen. per Dozen Pints. Port Win., of full body Malmsey Madeira, of the aril Are flavour 34.. most delicious devour, Ditto, light body 34s. and warranred all the Old Sherry . Fine Old Bueellas of fall Vintage of 1802 .... 50e. body Ditto, light, from the ty, and of the vintage Hock Grape 3lle. of 1804 Excellent Lisbon . 38.. per Gallon. Fine Old Madeira flu- Fine Cordial Gia .. 9s. 6d. vowed Teseriffe 425. Old Jamaica Runs.. 14.. 64. Ditto,curiusaly fine high Old Colonic Broady, Pine flavoured West India Apple Runs, and Dullards Madeira Gerais The C.ornmertial Hall Wine ( p&sim p l e re " ' l ' Com an a's° recommend she Sauterne. Dm "Irma Barest, ditto. • 68. . are prepreed In the superior. , Claret, secorkintarth NA. mariner of the Martinique Ditto, first growth, of Liqueur.: 1815 Viutage Cape Madeira .. 16.. & 21.. Noyeau Rouge et Blanc, 55.. Red Cape Burgundy, the Shrub, prepared wish the first and only parcel Guest Limes and Pine ever imported 30.. Apples WINES IN WOOD. Parody Bitter. 3s*. Pepper mint Cordial New Purl .... per Pipe fB5 Clore Brandy Old ditto 9O Cases containing 15 bottles, Sherries Cape ;Redeker; Sparkling or Creaming Cork- anal Clove Brandy, 525. the agee Oder, 6.. 6d. per doz. case.—Nuyear and Shrub can —3r. 6d. per dug. pints— only be sold iu cases of out 21d. per gallon. less than 10 bottles. A full List of the Company's Wioes, containing the Par. Oculars of Crusted Puri., Iron, 3 to 10 years is bottle, of all the favourite Rom Reieiro, Roriz, and other first-rate Fla. your., East India Sherries, Madeira., Sy. may be bad, by applyirg to she Company, ur to their Agent. as below : Chelsea, Mr. G. H utchiusuu ; Enfield, Mr. Fri/sham ; Camden Town, C. Halsted ; Grecuwith, I T. Thorns.; Lewisham, John Sass; oud Tottenham, Mr. Richards, jun. GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, WITH A NOBLE: MANSION, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garrawav's Cotter-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY, the 10th of August, at Twelve o'Clock. Lot. I. 1111 E AIANORS. or reputed NIA " NORS, of BUCK ENHAM SIBTON, in Croatian, end TH F.TFORD-CUM-HA IVY ICK, extending over a large tract of cottony. togs Cher with * usable Manahan called BUCKENIIASI-110USE, situated in au ancient Park of One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, together with sundry Farms, consisting of Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Airco. 'sniffling dear Lit TEN THOU SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND; *bold eighty males from London, and eight Rom the Borough, Aasize, and Market Tuwu of Thetford, in the Counties of Noe folk and Suffolk. This Lot forma one of the finest Sporting Properties in England. The Path is finely ornamented by ofd Timber, and large sheets of Water, supplied by Streams which Ms (Ile many miles through the Estate. A NA. rigable Canal also runs from Thetford to Lynn, and • Cbalybeate Spring has been lately discovered at Thetford, where • Pump-room is erected; and there is great probe'. balky of vast value twin; added to the property adjoining the 'Town ' Rum the; rocuenstance, at ou very distant period. Lot 2. The A DVOWSON to the AI.TEItNATE PRE SENTATION to the UNITED R! (TORY of LANG FO it D-CU it; BURG((. Lot 3. A FARM, in she Pari.h of A.biil , near Walton, There Hunderil and Serener Acers ; to the occupation of Roger Jury, at a iteut of 45th. Lot 4. A FARM, in the of Ashi!l, Two Hundred anal Thirty-Eight Acres; he the occupation of Janos Toler, let un Lease for 3501. per Annum. Lut 5. A FARM, in the Parialica of Ashill and Hough ton, let on Lease, with Lot 6, to Robirt Miller anal Son, being Four Hundred and Sixty-true Arms, at 705/. per an Lot 6. THREE CLOSES of LAND, Tbirty.eight Acres, cumin iard eis the Lease with Le.t 5. Lot 7. The MANOR of uenitu., COLLARDS, and GEAII N ES, its Aldo'', with its Qasit•restis, Fiore, nights, mid Appurtenances; resieleriog the Owner NAI'ERER at the KING's CORONATION. To he viewed by Tickets only, which may hr hail of Mr. Wakefield, Pall:mall; and of Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, Sulleilure, Coveni garden ; mid Particulars had of them, and of Mr. Edward Falwell, Thetford ; of Nieuwe. Forster nod Unthank... Suficlion, Nor'% ich ; of John Bright. wcn, E-q Banker, Yaimuuils; of Timothy Holmes, Esq. Solicitor, Buoy St. Edmund's; of John Foreman, Esq. So. !tenor, Harlow; of Thos. Hall, Eq. Solicitor, Saff,tm Wal den ; of Mr. Wakefield, Brook street, Ipswich; of 'Thomas Gepp, E.q. Solicitor, or Messrs. Allem and Chalk, Cbelme. ford, at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; 3ud at Garry/Ws. ?•• .21141:i . 1 • . 4, 1 ;3 . 7 f 1821. Commissions signed by the Lord Lioutosset ay Ms daaly of Devon. To he Deputy Lientenauis—lrwin Clark. Esq.s—waled May 26, 1820 ; and Francis Bowdeo Dictiosea, May 24, 1821. South Devoe, Militia. To be Captaios—Jobs Lie. Templer, Esq.—dated May elk 1820; and James Buller Yard Buller, Esq.—dated May 24, 1821. George Aeland Barber, Gest. to be Llestrosot--clotod Yay 25, 1891. It• .11 Henry Arden, Gent. to he Eanigasseelitel May 20, 1111110. East Devon. Charles Holman, Eaq. to be Capta in —dated Jame 13, IMO. Cemmlsstows is 1.4 Renfrewsleire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the Ceripag of Renfrew. William Mare, jun. Esq. to be Liesitsimitst.Colootl, vies Maaweil, resigned—elated April !NM*: • Lit asarnisi and Adjutant George J thmeetre MA the rash of Captaiii—dated June 13, 1881. 14. Cemedisito Ike Royal Sherwood Wometereolliiieilleit baembire Regiment of Militia, stgoadligiadikhALord Lieu tenant of She County of Nottingham' s • • Thomas Salmon, Gent. to be Lieutroant—dated Jane 30, 1821. Commission in the Royal North Gloiseesier Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and County and City of Gloucester, and of the County and City of Bristol. William Weston Hawes, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Jones, dismissed the service—doled hue 25, 1821. Commissions is the Id Ayrshire or Cuningbans and Cumnock Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by Ike Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Andrew Heeler, Esq. to be Captain, vice Logs., promoted —dated June 28, 1821. Boyd Alexander, Gent. to be Cornet—dated Jane 8, 1821. Commission in the Hantingdonsbire Regiment of Regular signed by the Commissioscrs of Lieutenancy of the County of Huntingdon. Tboenss Oilay Hunter, Geol. to be Eusign—dated Juiset2, 1421. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Stephen Holland. of Realolt, Sussex, eoal.userrbant, fente July 41, to September 8, at eleven, at she While Hart Inn, Lewes. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Feowirk Wilbur,., now or late of North Shields, Northumberland, hardwareoran. BANKRUPTS. Robe►t Pilkinglon, of Mile-Era-road, Middlesex, baker, to surrender, July 24, August 4, and 28, at len, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. Tome, Coptlmill-eourt, toe street, London. William George M'Moillru and Edward M(Molkn, of Hertford, grocers, to surrruitc, July 21, August 4, and 28, at rlevrn, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Lawrence-Portertory- hill Jolla Mitchell, late of Mumfurrs.court, Milk-street, Lou don, warehousrman, to surreadrr, August 6,7, and 28, at Iwo, at the Hi idgewnter Arms, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. George Hadfield, Manchester; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chao cery-lane, London. Joke Spruce, mow or late of Yam, York, grocer ..a Sal low-chaodltr, to surrender, August to, at as;, 21, sad 28. at eleven, at the George Inn, Yo►e. Attorneys, Messrs. Bell sad Brosirtak, Bow Churcis-yard, tamdaati and Mr. Gurhott, Yarm. John Cotterell, of W.,reerter, timber-raerehmit, to surren der, August 2,3, and 28, at eleven, at the Hop-Pole Inn, Wurceider. Attorneys, Mr. Gillam, Worcester ; and Messrs. Cordate, BUXIOIN and Parlby, Gray's-100, London. DIVIDENDS. August 8. R. Collyer, late of Cheltenham, Gloucester, por terdealer, at twelve, at the George Inn, Cheltenham. July 21. C. R. H. Bailey, late of Sirellowfield, Wiltr, dealer and ekapniati„ at twelve, •t Guildhall, London. August n. J. Newington, of Tunbridge, Kent, fernier, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 28. R. Culleus, of Maidstur, Meat, secdsman, at tea, at Guildhall. August 14. H. Hitchcock, of Deal, Kent, lineu-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 7. R. King, lute of hlincinglane, Louden, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. August 11. T. Herbert, of Chequer yard, Dowptc-hill, London, cotton-merchant, at oar, at Guildhall. August U. J. Green Bidwell, of Exeter, Devon, wine. merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 11. J Smith,, jun. of Ramsgate, Kent, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 21. J. Crossley, of Halifax, York, and of King street, Loodunotierchant. at flew en, at Guildhall, Lundou. August 7. J. J. I)ownca, of Whitichapelroad, Middlesex. collar-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. August 9. W. Suffield, of Birmingham, Warwick, printer, at eleven, at the Stork T , Birmiughsin. August 7. N. Hendry, of Kingston-upon-Hull, onrchent, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Taveru, Scale-lam., K ingstuu.n pon-H ull. CERTIFICATES —Auourr 7. V. Ockley, of Terringion, Norfolk. •horkeeper.—M. La.. nuns, late of Pateruoster.row, Spilalßeld., Midst eses, met.- chant.— R. Wall, of Sutton-street, Soho, Middlesex, imr neuter —R. Simpson, of Newcastle.upon-Tyne, perfumer.— J. .1. Rattier, of Mincing lane, London, broker.—R. Cat bery and D. Howell, of St. James-street, Westininster, hatters. I'ARTNERSLIIPS DISSOLV ED. J. S. Smith and J. Gold'', of Whit er hapel.r o ad, spirit•rectiliers, July 16, 1821.—J H. Pollock an.l H. C. Oates, March 25. 1821.-1. W Luke and W. Keynce, of Nese Smum, timber-merchant., July 12, 1821.—T. Haul and R. Haines, of Hurseley.rosd Colliery at Tipton, Si•flord, coal...masters; June 22, 1621.-IV. Beckett and J. Kiikr, of Kingstunmpon.Hull, getter...l commi.soo..ageol,,, June 30, 1821.—1 t Ellis ■nd W. %Triter, of Furcoitreet, Lintehome, provision-ineichants, June 30, 1821.—J. B. Wilmot and W. hakes, of Great Ruosell-street, Bloomsbury, May 12, 1821 .-- S. Porter and %V. E. King. of %Valhrook, Lon,l ou , m o ti onal ', May 29, 1821.—R. Pre►tuu and F J. Hulab, of Little Tuncr bill, Loudon, tea-dealers, May 21, 1621. Al,l iiKETS. [Front the 0 Landau MaroneWe Price Current" of Tuesday, July 17, 1821.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cogyst.—There have been but three public sales brought forward since our last, at which the destiaud was very languid, and ■ reduction took place in the prices of about 2s. on ordinary to low middling Plantation, and Is. on Foreign ; a parcel of Dominica in the sale sin Thursday, was sold at low rates for that description, viz. middling to good middling 1255. to 1345. St. Domingo of ordinary quality was sold by auction on IVrilorsday at 115 s. prr cat. and good quality bail since been sold by private t mitred at the same price. SUGAR.—The business done in British Plantation has been more extensive but at quite as low prices as were cur rent last week, and a few large parcels it is reported have hero sold rather lower ; the prices of middling and good qualities have how, ver been fully supported. A public sale of Barbadoes brought forward on Friday, did not go off with' spirit, and two luta were taken iu. FOREIGN SUClR.—There has hems no public male, hut • lair demand for white Brasil has taken • great part of those which were offering privately, at the former currency, low ~t•. .tit twit: . •A •• •1. I I .«,r. . ~t 'i PRICE id. Id good *bite Riu ads. to 415..; lusr iJ •iddling white Bolitv 330. to 400. p►r cwt. Rust has been dull of tale, bill *jibes' takiper reductiou in the !wee , a of Jamsies. Pinswto.--There bas not hems much offered by asetir since 'Tuesday hoot, ther4 is however very little inquiry sad priers remind ■aalter•d. Cocoa —One or two parrots were bobuthl forward us Thursday, but only a fete lots of Jam iged were viola. DYswodcs are rather dull of demand al prevent. LIVERPOOL REPORT, JULY 14. Corrox.-The demand of Bowed Cotton noticed in our last has continued during the *hole of this week, and the prices of this description, a. we II as thlesea. are It • Id. per lb. higher i there is also an int teased lemony fur Bee::Is, which are taken more freely •t last wee k'a prices. The quantity sold is 12,600 bags, consienieg of 6,550 Bowed, at 9d. a II d. ch , e6y at 91.1. a 101.1.; 1,860 Oe leases at 91.1. a 12 sad a few at 121.1. a 1311.; 30 Teastroaces at 91d.; 276 Sea Islands at 141eI. • 21d. and a few very fine at te..3d. 80 stained at 91d. a 133 d.; 600 Penman). at 121 d. a 131 d. and • few very ordinary at 12.1.; 1, 301) Bahia. at 111 d. a 121 d.; 1,000 Maranhao',. al 111.1. and • few at lip.; 30 Mnia Nova. tit I Id. a 111.1 ; 150 Mina G, roes at qd. a 101 J.; 150 Peru at Ild. • 1111; 240 Devoe at Ild. a 13td.; 50 West India. at 91d. a 101 J.; 36 Sicilians at 10.1.1 50 Madras at 841. ; 50 Sarah. at 71.1. • 7}d.; 110 Bengali; at 61.1 a 71.1. per lb. There have been taken on speculation 4,000 Bowed. and Orleans. The import this week is 4,073 bap, viz. 822 bags New 0 leans, 2,214 Charles:on and Sa varnish, 977 other parts of U. S. There have been only two public sales of Plantation Sugar this werk, consisting of Rarbadoes and Jamaica, labial &Me gone off well and at full prices; the quantity sold 1. 300 casks. Fo riga and East India are very dull. At a sale of Dutch and Jamaica Coffee-, offered at auction on Wedisee, day, nearly the whole was withdrawn, only a few bags of Dutch bring sold at 115 s. • 122 r. for ordinary to fine ordi nary, and a frw casks of Jamaica at 122 a. a 1295. for mid. deist to very fine middling : there is very little foreign in the mark. t. Rice is still dull, and 200 casks of Carolina, offered at suction, were taken in at Ida.; 100 Bags of Brazil Cameos, of fair quality, hate been taken fur shipment at 46.. per cwt. In Clinger and Pimento nothing doing. There is little inquiry for Rum; • few puncheons of Leeward, have been sold at 1.. 1011. for 20, and 211. 2d. for 28 0. P. Dye woods continue without alt. ration; • small parcel of malts Logwood has brought 81. 2s. MI., and 40 tone of solid Nicaragua Wood 361. per too. Ashes continue steady; Montreal Puts have been disposed of at 349. Boston et 40s. 6d. mud Boston Pearls at 43,. 6J. There is NO alters. iu Holes, only a few 1114. e been sold •t 81d. for dry Cuba, and 61d. per lb. for salted Jamaica. About 100 puncheons of West India Molasses have been sold; good Demerara at 225. 9J wed Ti inidad at 23.. per cwt. The only sales grimily of notice iu Tobacco, hove beca •huut 60 Wilds. ordinary to frw middling Kentucky Leaf, for export, at 21d. to 3d. per lb The coatianauce of cold ea faaavrable weather sip to the beginning of the week, caused more demand for Wheat than fur some lime past ; at the Cora market on Tuesday, sonic considerable sales were made, at an improvement of Id. to 2d. per buskel the de mand has since subsided. Oats tune Mau been is good rt. quest, and price, have advanced 1.1. to 2.1. per bushel. American Hour has been but little incomeJ for. Fur libansac there bas bees inure demand, and about 200 bags Sicily have bre, deepened of at 21s. to 265. 611. per cwt. Good Valour* is getting rely scant, and Is held at 191. per ton. Ott..-Some partial account was yesterday received by way of Bremen from Greenland, a ship having arrived there fall (280 casks), and menriening four or five others as being fall or well flaked, but no mention is made of any of the English vessels; Oil is in consequence flit, 2/1. was abed, but it is now offered at 261. without finding buyers. Ra►lx ID SUCIAR....-T here has been inure busiue.s done in consetpsente of the reduction of the voices, but there is no general de mend; the Grocers base been purcb float es from 88s. to 96a. per ewe. LEM I'ERRANEAN, &c. PRODUCE. FRUIT.—The demand continues very dull : at • public sale on Wednesday, consisting chit By of French Plums ■ud Muscatel Raisins, these was very litre disposed uf. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Comm.—There has been • good demand for Pernams and East India, partly with a view of re-sale in this mai het, prices are however without sites alum. Ihe sales consist of. to bond, 400 bags Pernambuco fair Mil. good fair Hid. to ; 800 bags Surat, very ordinary ed. to aid. good fair 6td. fine BJ.; 1,300 hags Bengal, urdinuy 53d, good fair to very good 51d. to 6}J.; 90 bats Bourbon 12.1.; dots paid, 35 , Carriacois 101 d. to 1 Itl. ; 30 St. Viocents 100. ; Jo good Be. him 110.; SO Smyrna, ordinary 70. to Bid. per lb.: ignal 2.743 begs. Inotoo.—The East India Company's sale, which began on the 10th instant, concluded on Friday last; the sale went oil with considerable spirit, and the pi ices of all qua lities advanced, the but and good sold 3d. to 6J. per lb. higher than at the sale last April, the good middling and middling CI. le 9d. high• r, the middling ordinary and ordi nary W. to Is. higher, and the Madras 3d. to 411. higher; the briskosse with which the sale went off is partly to be •ttritinted to the proprietors having bought its about enc. fuurtli of the sale, say about 900 chests. Posferript, Tuesday, Jaly 17, Four o'Clock. SUGAR....—Two public sales of Moscorade were brought forward to day. consisting of 593 Mids. of St. Lucia, and 191 casks of Barbadoes, the good coloury qualities fully supported our last quotations, and the infe 'kir went •1 very nearly the came rates; the SI. Lucia cold from 535. 6d. to 635. fur blows' to middling, and one lot of good at 695. 6d. per ewt. The busitiesa dose prisms. ly was hunted, but the market appears on the whole to be steady. Unsrst.—Three public sales, runs' • gof 352 mks std 153 hags were brought forward this day, the demand wag not brisk, sod ordinary mixed descriptions went 'ober lawer ; r. limed of tine middliug Jamaica We at the s • pre. aloes* currency; • parcel of St. Dusnisigo was t diets in at 115 s. per cwt.; 116 s. was (aimed yesterday, but there are so purchasers thereat to-day. THE CAII - I.ILIC CAUSE. ~~ A LETTER TO THE RIGHT REVEREND THE LORD BISHOP OF WINCHESTER. My LORD—In your Lordship's Memoir* of th Lfe rf Mr. Pitt, vol. ii. p. 400, oct ors the following past:vice : " A Petition had been pre:witted to the House of Coso• mons on the 7th of May, 1769, by certain pertnios, cribs( themselves Catholic Dissenters; implying by Writ title, that they did nut believe all the tenets genitally maiutaiiiid by Roman Catholics. The Petitioners atm d, that they asisl other Papist" mete subject to varipus penal Lista, un accdunt of principles which they titre 'supposed to entertain, 414118• CerUti.l to society, sad totally orptignant to rotatesl and civil liberty ; and, therefore, they thought .t slue to theie country and to themselves publicly to disclaim mid mutest agaiust the five tut:Giving doctrine- :—lst. That Writers excommunicated by the Pope, or by any authority of the See of Rome, may be ilerueril or murdered by ilarir orb jects s.r other persons. 2.1. 1 hat implicit u!ie.iisher is Jur to the oracle and decrees of Popes anti G. or rs! Cum:cols, even if they require open resistance to cuVrnaiftellt. the Mt "realm of the lass ant/ I,lurties or the camit:y, and the ex termination of all persons nut P r rufr."ag h. . H umani lie Religion. J.I. That the Pt•iebyhis i si t :i ..talpo Cat power can That i w ii l e " a t t ' u t e . d t "' o p t I t i l b r y . i s e t 1 6 ' e r e . P: t i Pope, v:aie ally :a u y s, P cu r a t l e s s d r, a c i c i o t a i s v im il o u re a r e t o h r l a y t 4 C l t i h i as. VAUXHALL. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July IR, will he gi►en a GRAND GALA. A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS, Partitusla►ly a grand imposing Serve of Tbst ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS, And the Bay of Naples . The Military, Caledonian, and Pawdean Bands will perform between the Acts. Admission, 3r. 61.—The doors open at Seen; the Con. errs to begirt at Eight. Second Act of the Coster' at Ekvea °Thick precisely. .11 Grand Masked Fele will be gives on Monday Next, July Si, in honour of the Coronation. 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