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-- -.. . 1e...4 ) ' C . C . •:'7,,.. 4 40 - / -7 .. . , , .. . .. .....7 - . . . '•-• .. . . • tl ii i ' n . t , , Nik I ' 1 1 1 : Al: . . . • 4 . . t c : -... C 1 - f ' I . ) - i';. , )-. 6 • 1 il' .: ..•.,.. , 1 / 4 ..., . • ...1..)- .--'• C' ‘;' .A • I 11 . • •.. L.. -• . •e• - • : . -—1 * _ . err oismr. 0. ,".1. !JD . -e 71 7 , _~ 'I ' •• of , ," • ', %6IREK 670 . • ~ FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS KELLY. • ' THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THISIS EVENING, .HON DAY, May 28, EVNIN6, .ION DAY, Ma 28, will he rosier* Ma. Cowley's celebrated Comedy of STIWILII FOR A HUSBAND. Doe Cesar, Mr. Menden; Dun Julio, Mr. Cooper; Dow yin emitses,4l4. Harley i • Don Garcia, Mr. Thompson ; 'Dos oirlae, Mr. Barnard; Gaspar,, Mr. Genie; Peem, Mr . Uri r &relish. Mr. Morton; Don Vasquez, Mr. Heghes. Olivia, Miss Kelly; SittOrk, Mrs. Edwin; Laura,. WM; Dobbs; Marcella, Mies Phillips; Mine... (Ind link), Mrs. • it:lower; luu, Mis. Coreney Saneha, Miss Cooper. '. In the course of the 'ltemise a Fantasia on the Ifiolia,%p Le J. one Itypohie L'Arao ..... or, a boy of I I years of age, whose cktrauldisary powers have elicited sorb universal d. in the musical wurld (bete his first and only ap pearance sit this Theatre.) After the Comedy, A CONCERT, which will he assisted by the talents of Mr. graham, Mr..Mera, Mr. J. Phillips, Mr. Harley, Mr. Knight, Master Smoak (his Arm sail only ppearawice at Mis Theatre)—And (for that night wily) Mr. Moadloarat (hie Lest appearance at this Theatre). Mrs. lottialieski. 4 .4-4.0_,_ Ma. limuud•sbe J-• Atte whirl. (Ara time these four years), the musical farce of THE ROMP. Wasly Cockney, Mr. Knight. Priscilla Tomboy, Miss Kelly (bring her Aro* appearance in that character). Buses • 7s.—Pit, 3s Ad.—Lower Gallery, Rs —Upper Gal- LONDON, MON DAY, MAY 28, 1821. . tyyz • : MR- BRAHAM'S NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TUESI)AY, June 12, • will he presented, azi Opera (not acted these Six Years), elititleid s • . FALSE ALARMS. • Editor Gayland. Mr. Gralrmo. Lady Gaylead (Snit nod only time), Miss Wilsoolessesilise . (first area oily tinsel; Madame Vesti is •' Sovira In the euniseof the Opera the following Soap, Ate. will balntroolaced :—" The Mid•Watelt"—" Said • Smile to • Tsar;" • , new Song, composed be an Amatory, entitled, "The Maid of Yarrow"-.-"The Death of Nelson" — 's dire a lie4rt r Several new Songs by Miss Wilson; " Vise le Rni," Madame Praia. aid Mr. Brabant; Ilre celebrated Duet from the Opera of Proserpina, Miss Wilmot and Ma dame Prst e i x; " Di isoti Palpiti,' by Mrs. Salmon (who has kindly promised her assistance); the Duet of "Street Echo," Mrs. Salmon and Mow Poetry; 4 IFtires Wife," by Signora and Miss H. Corti (who have kindly offered their assistance); the Diet of " Ls ei Ilsrem la Ifilmor," by Mho R. Carri and Mr. &ahem ; and the " Eels Duet" from Zwtauy by Miss Corti. Alter the Opera, will be presented, THE SONS OF ANACREON, when the following pieces will be performed —the tail Anacreontic Swig revived, "To Anacreon in H where be sat in full glee," by Mr. Bratnn; GI. e, "Glorious Apollo ;" Song, Mr. Hurt, Mozart; Glee," When shall we three meet again ; Song, Mr. T. Cooke, Stevenson; Convivial Glee (first time), Hopichee," with wine glasses, Obligati; Duet, "All's Well," Mr. Horn and Mr. Brahma; Italian Glee, " Beviaino tutu ere;" Sung, Mr. G. Smith (wbo has kindly offereil Isis assistance), "The Wolf;" " Here's a health to all good lasses;" and Ilirnee's Addre,s to Ins Army, " Scuts wills lute %lei' Wallace bled," Mr. Bra hma. The whole to conclude with a favourite Entertain. ment. 1 - 1 1 7 — ''''••••••••-•••• EGYPTIAN TOMB.--The EXHIBITION • of the F.GTPTI AN .TOMB IS NOW OPEN, at the Egyibilea Hall, Piccadilly. Admittance 14.64. In tense- . gnaw* of the extraordinary-expensed Inewirard in the erectio n of the Toads, the price of aelmialiewe i mill he 24. 6d. till the let Of June. Open frith, Eleven iiiTllix. WEST'S GALLERY, NO. 14. IN MitAN-STREET, oXFORDSTRitET. TH's:EXHIBI I'ION is SOW OPEN, coo ,' Waite* a Collection of PlCetEli, Painted by Hie: lair BENJAMIN WEST, E sq . Oleo of the Royal. Academy, incloding the great PiriusA CHRIST REJECT ' ED, and DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE—on view every dey Gum Ten till Six. AilaajiHauee One Shilling-- Catalogue One shilling. CHARLES SMART, Ser-etary. No. 14, Newman-street l Onfued.steeitt. • i Poi , is 7(1. , . THE KING'S SECOND LETTER TO HIS PEOPL&. ( fonder, May 29, J une 8, an d J u l y 7 , al tea, at GriAlhall.: s; This day is publi s h e d, , 8, 0 , price 2s. print e d uuifurathl• i Laadon. Attn.-hey, Mr. Wm.), Moo, Hort... with the 24111 Edition of the forma. Letter, I James lidtottuo, of Lower Tl;tuars ittseeli, Leadort, de_' SECON I) LET FER Irom the KING.:tio:l e ta s ; j r s ,.:( l ) . • l orre . ::::: . , A Jo u 1 . 1 .4 e r 2 ... ,. ) 9 .: s a • l it E J i zlir e.* :', lc a e t r . le m t i vi s ., ,,i s . t . . his PEOPLE. Published by iVillians Sams, llooksePer to hie Roil' St. 8. " lA- I•nr) 1 -""V"eri - blewegi tensihno Heithuess the Duke of York, 1, St Jartre-'*-9treet. • ' artd...1..111,2 Bolden, of Doke-.4trort, West Strtabn" l4 . . I too, RA11111.0., tn surrender, Jew 2, ,9, rod Jut) 7, at Of u bum m a y m ilt b e b u d, The FIRST LErr nit from the KING. a new Edition ' leftist!, at Guildh a ll, L ou d on. Attorney, Mr. Stool., 1.14.111- . of *Welt (Mie l e the 24th) is wow gro.ly for deltrerY- • I hall-stmt, Leedom. IR This day is published, prier. 2s. A. CATALOGUE ot a MIIISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION of ROOKS, New mod Second Ham] on Sale at the priers affieed, by JOHN and ARTHUR ARCHER, 61, Curnbill, ' Lawton, 1811. Containing a considerable ' , amber of scarce and cnrious iTorla, both British mid Foreign; and she most valuable Recent Poisheatium. DIVIDENDS. June it H. Cathush nod IV. Culbsigh, of Maididooe, Kent, farprolf , a, at our, nI GniWWI, Loudon. Jour 19. A: Hemphey*, of Wormier, eiserrhaut, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Inn, Wore:m.B% Jose 19. W. Rom, of Sheffield, Yoh, merchant, at twelve, at iho 'routine luso, Shire,.ld, York. • June 16 W. P. Haiciv, of lithsplenr. Norfolk, tanner, at four, at she Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Jose 19. J. Garbled, of A tistio-F,iair, Loodur, merchant, at Lowdos Jobe. Lasirselee, or . Hulton-gardeo, Middlesex, woo teo-draphir, ot one, at Guildhall. Lewin,. "roe 16. J. Nparkes and A. Coles, of Poriland-strut, Si. Mary-I:Amine, Middlesex, coach-maker-, at our, as Guilal• hall. London. June 16. G. Webb, of Corahill, London, dealer and chap man, at rlevew, at Guildhall, Loudon. Juoe 16 C. H. Little and T. Lii Ile, of Carlisle, Cumher'aorl, cotion-manufaciurers, and of Walbroolt, Lunduu, mer chains, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lonilou. Jane 16. T. Stunt, of Allen street, Goswell.street, Middle sex, and of Ludgair-street, Liieduo,carprt-mauufacturct, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 16. B. Finchsen, seri. and B Pincbam, jun. of Epping. Essex, bookers, at oar, at Guildhall, Lawlor:. June 23. G. Wardale, of Allhallows Wharf, Upper Thames street, Londou, oil-crusher, at twelve, at Go 'WIWI June 20. B. Dew!: v, of Mauchtster, rlater, at tune, at the Sire Inn , Maochesier. June 19. G. Harris, of Birmingham, and J. Edmonds, of Aston, near Biresinigham, japaiiiiers, at two, at the'Wool pack lam, Birmingham. June 19. W. Gadesby, jun. late of Cauirrhory, cabinet maker, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Cartevbirry. Julie 19. T. Rutlaud, of Wusion.under-Edge, Gloucester, grocer, al twelve, at the Commercial Rnomv, Bristol. June S. K. Colleas, of Maidstone, Krut , bop-deakr, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Julie 16. S. Bilbruuch, of Gildersome, York, and late of Phi ladelphia, cloth mei clanni, at I welve, at Guildhall, London. June 21. M. Vigor, of Bri.tul, cabinet-maker, at our, at the Butami•r T rrrrr Bristol. CERTIFICATES.—Jvor 16. _ T HE COM !NEM OKA T iON DINNER' (e., the Fourth of JIINg, 11112140 Immure of We loth Nofroutyittam Gorki DI. ThalrOyal Highness the Doke of YORK and ALBANY, E.C.' is the Chair. • • •ICE.PRESI DENTS: H.R.H. The Duke of Sussex, The Earl of Liverpool, KG. K.G. The Earl of Lonsdaie, K.G. The Archbishop of Canter- The Earl of alsurfield. bury. The Earl of Morhy. The Lord Chancellor. The Rol O'Neil, K.P. The Archbishop of York. The Earl of ()below. The Duke of Dorset. The Etrl of Pomfret. The Duke of Gordon, K.T. The Earl of Romney. The Doke of Montrose, K.G. The Earl of Shaftesbury. The Duke of Newcastle, K.G. The Earl Temple. The Duke of Nurtltumbur. The Earl of Waldegrave. land, K.G. The Earl of Westmorland, The Duke of Rutland, K.G. KG. The Duke of Wel hotpot, K.G. The Earl of Whitworth, The Marquis of Auglesey, K.C.B. K.G. The Viscount Dudley sod The M amu i. of Camden, K.G. Ward. The Marquis of Conyughant, The Viscount Siilmouth. K.P. The Viscount Sydney. The Marquia of Donegal, K.P. The Viscount Torrington. The Marquis of Headfurt, The Bishop of Bristol. K P. The Bishop of St. David'. The Marquis of Hertford, The Bishop of Durham. K.G. The Moll. ) . of Exeter. The Marquis of Londonderry, The Bishop of Hereford. K.G. The Bishop of Norwich. 1 The Marquis of Lothian. The Bishop of Salisbury. The Marquis of Northampton. The Lord Boston. The Marquis of Querliaberry. The Lord Cornbermere, The Earl of Abingdon. 1 K.C.B. The Earl of Aeliburtilism. The Earl of Delmore. The Earl of Breadalbane. The Earl of Camille. The Earl of Caledou, K.P. The Earl of Chatham. K.G. The Earl of Clarendon. The Earl of Dartmouth. The Earl Dighy. The Earl of Earemoot. PPER GownwsTßEET,LßautweasQuA RE. To BE SOLD BY. PRIVATE CON.' TRACT the LEASE of 65 years of • capital bwellitig.housr, with duuhle Cuaeb-hostse and Ister-call Stable, in perfect repair, tieing recently fitted op at a gnat evense with every eouvrtsiessee suitable fur a reapeetable Family. The Premises are held under a Lease from Lord Southampton, for 66 Years from Christmas last, at • Ground Rent of 201 Ills. per 2111111140, and are under-let to au un deniable Tenant fur Seven Year's, Five of which are unex pired from Chrktmas last, at a Rent of 2101. per ammo, clear of all Taxes. 3 4 lery, Ir. 'Et/Atte and Places to be obtained of Mies Kelly, No. 8, 2lear,etta.►heet, Covent garden ; a n d at the Box-Office of tin Thenlre. NEVER ACTED. THEArlik-RoY .4 L, COVENT-GARDEN. further P.rtiealars may he had of Mr. Morehead, Up holtlrr, la, Gerrard-street, Suho. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, litsy 28, will be acted (first time) a now Tragedy, called DAMON AND PYTHIAS. Dionyvius, Mr. Ahboit ; Damon, Mr. Maeready; Pythias, Mr. C. Kronble; Niels% Mr. Chapman; Damocles, Mr. Egerton; Litculliis, Mr. Connor. Calanihe, Miss Dance; }lrrmion, Miss Foyle; Arria, Mrs. Connor. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Connor, the Epilogue by Ms.. Foote. To whieh will he added, 24th time, a new Grand Melo dramatic Romance, called UN DINE; OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. 'rockets sad Plates for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Rod. well, at the Mahe ; and at Mr. Brabant's, 3, Tavistoek. square. SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PRISON DISCIPLINE, AND FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. r lIIE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS In this SO CIETY will be held at Freemasons Hall, Great Queen street, Lincoln's Ines-fields, on SATURDAY, the 2d June. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, KG. the Presidcat, wilt take the Chair at One u'Cluck precisely. Tickets at admissive may be bad at the Society's Office, IS, Aldercosithary. Seats will be provided fur lAdies. Sir Holilt;rstid of Riagsteiten, Mr. Abbott; Seueschal of the fliiusrhohl, Mr. Barns; Walter, Mr. Blauchard. Aim., Miss E. Bennett; Bertalda, Mrs. Yung; Bridget, Mrs. Drirrnregt. Kuhleboru (she Spirit of the Waters), Mr. Farley; Gyblia (she Goblin Sprite), Voting Grimaldi. Plain fur the Buses to be taken of Mr.-Braudou, at the Berr.finire, Hart-street, from Ten sill Four. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or sightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Buz-Office. N 0 B LEM EN and GENTLEMEN who are desirous of having Port Wines of extraordinary age and high flavour, in iy meet with it at 340, Oxforilearert. The Vintage of 1806, Thirteen Years in bottle, 84s. per dozen; 1806, Eleven Years in bottle, 78e.; 1808, Seven Years in bottle, 78a. Please to observe that no Family can have more than Twu Samples of each Wine, nor can any Order be executed except fur Samples, till Three Days after the Order is given, as the Stuck of %Vine is in a Gentleman's Cellar in the Country, and will only be reatauved as sold —.Sample Bottles bet. 6d. and 7s. per bottle. The Lord Erskine, K.T. The Lord Kenyon. The Lord Scoot*le. The Lord Suffield. The Lord Willingham. The Lewd Vernon. The Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice Abbots. The LordClo' Justice Dallas. The Mon. Mr. Justice Rest. R. Shoot', of Leeds, York, merchant.—l.: Frost, of Liver pool, timber-nterchant.—C. Luckey, of Ivy lane, Load.., eurii-chnodlor.—J. Hart, of Bath, saddler.— W. Dale, of Richmond, Turk, vioullen-draper.—W. Hoof', jun. Isle of thourport, Worcrater, tabula-maker.— I. Noah. of Bait., fishmonger —(;. Boathouse, of Kendal, Westmoreland, iroc mongen—J. Durriagton, of Manchester, wilie-draler.—C. Ball, of Post-Ford Hill, Albs'', Surrey, psper-ntakre.—J. Rogers suit C.Kogers, of Plymouth, Devon, cost-11-mak. rm.—. S. (Monomial, of Bums, Suffolk, merchast —W. Cruickshank, of London -street, London, sad of Demerara, merchnial.— G. A. T. Ltruggenkaoe, of Guile liastekosp, inerchaut.—T. Fro quharson, late of Swansea, Glamorgan, Cummings, of Osborn alma, Wbiteeiuyrl , Middlesex, bresver.—T. Jens, late of Piccadilly, Middlesex, ehinarnao. • • PA RTN ERSH IPS 151111101 M ED. LAST NIGHT BUT SIX. MR. M A THEWS AT HOME (fur the 154th Time,) at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENG LISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, this present MON DAY, May 18, when he will attempt a Description of his Trmils in AIR, EARTH, and WATER! Air. Mathews will represent the Pleasures of a Sea Yuy.tge iu the POLLY PACKET. On Thitradsy, Jane 7, the TRIP TO PARIS. The Rarl Ferrer,. The F.arl of Harcourt, K.C.B The Earl of Hardwirke, K.G. The Earl of Harewuod. The Earl uf Harrawhy. The Earl of IlLisioal. The How. Mr. Justice Bur. rough. The Hue. Mr. Justice Hui rort. The HUOL Mr. Justiee Park. The lieearMr. Berea litelsarsts. N.B.—The reason why the Sale of the above Wier, was parapoised in March, was on account of a dispute between lie several Executors of the lare.Pruprietor. Dy refraissimi o f the Right Ma. the Lord Chaniberlaiu, A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. -PEW POEMS, BY' A SAILOR. This day are publi4seii iu foolscap Btu. prier 7s. IL A YS ON L AND.-- By ISMAEI. FITZADAM, I:tinselly so Able Seaman on board the --. Frigate, A1...,by the same Author, be. 641. _ . . _ STEW 4 R. Motto, .1. Langston, and G. Atisl;„ of Gutter-lane, Londoii„ wholesale haberdashers. March 1, 1821.—5. G. Poole, W. Wat.on, •nil J. Brown. of Chelsea, Middlesex. brewers, June 24, 1819.—T. Lipsham, and H. Stew. ns, of St. J•mes'adioreet, confectioners, May 19, 1921.—W. Bull •ud T. Summered, of IVolstead-street and Skinner-greet. Somers-town, Middlesex, corn-dealers, May 25, 1821.—J. Dick and T. Hag, Red Lion-square, London, and of Brighton', May 21, 11321.—8. G. Junes and J. Donors, of So' venage, Hertford, surgeons a•d apothecaries, Jamie. y 1, 1819. The HARP of the DESERT, oositaisiug the Battle of Alves*, he. Printed for John Wows, Old Bood.sireol. TIIIS EVENING, MUMMY, Maw se, Wednesday', 30, and Saturday, June 2, Messrs. CHA LONS and DAVOUST will repeat their Performance*. Part I.—Mune. CH A LONS, Professor of Recreative and NOlUfrni Philosophy, from G , in Switzerland, will per form a variety of entertaining Feats of Philosophical Dexte rity, viz. the changeable Card, or its Mine and Every Body's; the Dancing Money ; the Vanishing Box; the Magic Flower, or the Lady's Favourite; the Thoughts o several Peptone in Company told by a Wax Candle, &c. Awing the new Experiments, Muss. Chalons will intro dine no astonishing Feat of Illusion. Part IL—The great sod extraordinary Marche 'Etienne; •r. Antipodean Walk! Sloes. DAVOUST will climb up a oynet,hy the strength of his writs, from the stage to the top of the haute, why re he will walk with his feel against the proseenium, his bead downwards! Ac. • Part 111. Mons. CHALONS will continue his wonderful eoterniumeuts by a variety of astonishing Pali of Philoso• pima' Performance': Oat of a small iruvelling•bag, she extraordinary Transformatiun of a Bird into a Young lady ! Part IV.—Mons. DAVOUST will close the Emertuin mews by several Feats of Agility, of a uouvelle and 'jugular mature. Doors open al Seven, the Performance to begin at Eight o'Cluck. Phces for the Bose. to be taken at the Box-office of the Tl.not.v, from Tea to Four u'Clock, where Pr vale &we may be bad.- B ,xes. 2 —Gallery. 1.. ROYAL AMPHITH_F.ATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTHIN• STER BRIDGE.. •.• Flat time ibis le11•041 of the Extraordinary Troop of Voiticeors, wd also of the Grand Equestrian Eatre. rrli IS EVENING, MONDAY, May 28, it an , l duriag the Week, at Half-past Si% °Thick pre. aisely, will be presented, lath lime, an entirely aew Grand National Caledonian Military Spectacle Drama, is two acts, Called, GREGARACH! THE HIGHLAND WATCH WORD. lu jl ke course of the evening (Arm time) • Grand "Apes. Itiao Bottle, iiitroduciug the whule.of the Beautiful Stud of Hurst s ! Also ((or the first time this eeasoo) the Unrivalled Troop of Voßivers! Horsemanship, and a Comic Sinn!. The whole to eosichille with (31st time) the popular comic Harlegitimole, called. IIOGARTIPS APPRENTICES; OR, INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS. Finer* ou be tike• or Mr. Luluch, at the 134 m-office, fro■ 1 au till Fuur o'Cleek. lIVRGEss ESSENCR OF •NCHOVIES. - - —• Wagehriese, 107, Strand, ewers of the fairoy-steps, London. 101-1 N BURGESS and SON. being apprierd Or of the numerous endeavours Oil& by many persons to impose a spuriuss article for their make, feel it incumbent epos them to request the atteatioa of the Public, is pur chasing what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name sad Addreas corresponds with the abosc—the general appeerauee of the spurious desciiptirms will dec. is , * lbe nu tusrtled, and for their detection, J. ii. awl ttuu submit the Cautions: some are in sppeerauce at first sight 4 The Genuine," but *idiom. any Nsesie or AJciress—sums " Purges's'', Essence of Aschosica"—others " Borgia's"— and misty more without Address. JOHN SURGE:SS and SON having been raspy years boarearrd with such distinguished apiwohatiuu, feel evesy seutimeat of respect towards the Public, and encomia, an. licit them to Wiped the Labels previous to purchasing what thsy ennerive to be a their make, which they hope will Fri sem easy ditappointisents. 'se RGESS• NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having lista such great 'genitalia', continues to be purposed by them, stud is recommit se a moat useful and couvasieat %miry—win keep good is all climates. Wa" 4 o ,lo ei 107, Illtrasmi,eoflitT of the fkivoy.ster, Los- Ova.--;The Origleg Fisb-tiasee Harebosse.) ThW day are published, 8,0. price 4s. 64L niNTs to 1 1 1111.ANTIIROPIS IN; or, a Collective View of Practical Means for IMPROVING the CONDITION of the POOR and LABOURING CLASSES of SOCIETY. By WILLIAM DAVIS, A Seemlier of the " Bath Society for the Investigation and Relief of Occasional Distress, Encouragement of !o dyssey, mid Suppression of Vagrants." Published by J. and A. An-h i Cornhill ; Longman and Co Pateruosler•row ; and Dane, and Darin, Gracccloirch street, Loudon; amd Binns awl Robinson, Bath. In a few days will be published, is 2 very large volumes Bvo. inscribed, by permission, to the Lord Bishop of Loudon, 11.111 E OLO TESTA 111 EN•I', arninged on the basis of Lighthmes Chronicle, in Historical sad Chronological Hider, ill such mintier, that the Books, Chap. tees, Psalms, Prophecies, &e. may be read as one enunected History, in the very Words of the authorised Translation. To the above will he added, Six Indexes: the First committing an Account of the Periods, Chapters, and Sections into which the %Volk is llivldeJ, with the Passages of Scripture comprised in each ; the Second, in column., enabling the reeds to diet-over in what part of the arrangement, any chapter or verse of the Bible nay he found; the Third and Fourth of the Pashas sod Prophecies, is Tables, @hewing la what part of the arrangement, sod rifler what raqine of Scripture every Malin or Propher) i. inserted; and likewise on what occasion, sad at what period, they were probably written, with the authority for their latter iu the Arrange ment ; the Fifth containing the Dates of the Events accord. ing to Dr. Hales ; and the Sixth a general ludex to the Notes. By the Rey* GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A. Of Trinity entitle, cambriil K , _ _ . London: Pointed fur F. C. and J. Itivisigion, No. et, St. Paul's Church-yen', nod No. 3. Waterlou-phre, ; told 'lan by Riviogtuo. anA Curliran. Nu. 14$, Strand ; and by the Booksellcrs, at Oxford, Causbridge, Edisiburgh, ite. Thi. day i• published. B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA. LINE, No. L. freßiAy, 1621. cowywon-.11. Vesderdecitee's Message Home.—ll. Familiar Lefler fns s tk Adjstant, rootainieg Project*, Promisee, 1111111 Lefler from Dr. Ohnelin• Petro.—lV. Caroline Matilda,' Queen of Denmark.—V. Twilight Miseigega.—Vl. Biblical Metehes: No. IV. The Death of Almelo. No. V. The Olive Bosch. No. VI. Hagar in the Wilderness —VIL Slielelsee sif.Frotti'h Character. No. VI. Parson Willie; Willie Wrangell' Preacher Genr4; Additioual Nolices of Geordy.—Vlllll. ' Tim Steam Bow : No. 111. Voyage First. (Concluded.) Tale IV. The Wear). ful Woman: Tale V. Spizhergush—lX. Heavy Schultze, mol other Poems.-.X. On Vulgar Prejudices against Liters, lure—Xl. Campaigns of the lt,tidtArmyat IVaslinigtois, &e. XII. The Leafless Tree.—Xlll. Translations from the less Fassiiige Lattis Classics: No. VI. Prude:d, m. The Martyrdom of Si. Eulalia. On a Baptising! Foin.—XVl, Mary Queen of Stills —XV. Manchester versa' n Manches ter Poetry."—XVl. Annals of the Pariah, or the Chronicle of Dalmailing.—XVl I. Norratiie of ilie•Chinegc Embassy to She Klan• of the Tourgouth Tartars —XVIII. Extract G oa H au d ows .--XIX. Os Parliamentary Reform.—XX. Ripvatiwinkle.—XXl. Leiter front Itio de Janeiro.—XXll. Lord Byron and Pope.—XXIII. Works Preparing for Pub lieslion.—XXlV. Monthly list of New Publications.— XXV. Monthly Register, &e. Painted for T. Cadet' SSA W. Davies, Shrewd, London; and William Blackwood, No. 17, Priocepotreit, bulb. The E.irl of Barest, M.P. The Karl of Rlesinton. The Earl of Malmeabury. ' The Vis. Exmouth, K.C.B. The Vic Hereford. The Fie. Palmerston, M.P. The Lord Audley. The Lord Ballot. The Lord Baysaing. The Lord J. 1). Campbell, M.P. The Lord Carrington. The Lord Churchill. The Lord F. Conyugham. The Lord De Dunstanville. The Lord Hill, G.C.B. The Lord Hut ham M.P. The Lo►d lA...rine, M.P. The Lord Macdonald. 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'lse Mundell! arrangement George Smart. Appeicatious for Tickets to he made to the Viee-Presidents sod , teisards, and to the. Hooorary Serretary, Sir Jolla Complicit, K.C.T.S. 19, Hcorietta.street, Cavendish•square, m the x s r :zi p :i c y 1 .12 1 . t a t r l e v a t se i b n t o f i tltierd THOMAS s P c u m b A l p c, MAN, late of Southwark.—Nearly thirty years ago be discover.il and invented the nuatis of making the Fur of the South Sea Seal-skins available to our manufartuiers. Pri vies■ to this itnportaut discovery, the valusble fur now obtained from the seal by his isavention, was made no ate of other than for manure for the laud. The Fur Seal .skies were of MI little value, an sravely in be worth the freight of the ship. They were chiefly sold to the tanners, at from fonr.peeice to two shillings each ' - they have since been so ld at 21. and upwards per skin, an d their Fier at eighty shil lings per pound weight. Immense quantities of Seal Fur are yearly manufactured and worked up into hats, shawls, and cloth of great value. Numerous and various articles of ornamental and comfortable clothing are also manufactured from it; and it is calculated, that from fifty to one hundred thousand For Sial-skins have, on average, been annually imposted and worked up since the tune their Fur wls by Mr. Chapman first made available. Not hieing the means iii his power, when lie made this important discovery. s.f seeurtug it to hirnsv!f, was the cause uf his failure and present distress. The public bath already benefited by it le • great &mould. The friends of the above meritorious, but truly unfor tunate individual, have deemed it advisable In solicit a PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION, in the hope or raising a fund that may, in some degree, alleviate bin sufferings. Through severe illness and soravoiilable misfortunes, he bath for noway years been utterly withunt the wails of bents able to carry un the buniness lie invented, established, and brought into general ase.—Advnnred age, and the great affliction occasioned by a severe rheostatic complaint, which often confines him fur two or three titusiths at a time, is the cause of so muck weaksews, thzt be is stuttered slalom unfit sad enable to pursue any busineti that will provide the means of existence. Thus, lie, who, by an ingenious and skilful discovery, bath been the cause of giving daily bread lir thousands, who are employed in an entire new manuficture its various branches, which alto occasions numerous shipping and seamen to he employed—wbu traverse the most remote parts uf the South Seas in search of Fur Seals, dureuveriog many new and valuable Wendt, is himself, at ate advanced age, destitute of support. Sulicriptions will be thankfully received at Messrs. [ter ries, Faionliar, and Co. !Linker', St -Noires-street and at Messrs. Snow and Paul, Bankers, 217, Strand. The Hun. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Durham.. .0 50 The flight Hon Frederick Rubutsou, President of the Board of Trade The Eight Huu. the Earl of Kutbruke Juhu Julius Attgersteio. Esq. FROM SATURDAY NIGD7"S GAZETTE. Foreign-qffice, Aloy 26, 1821: The King has heels pleased to appeint Johu Parkinson, Eaq. to he his Majesty's Consul in the Province of Pernam buco. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Wood, of Lake Lock, York, snalister, from June S, to June 20, at the Sessions house, Wakefield, York. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Henry Hall and John Hill, of Sue Whalf, tipper Thames street, London, and of Wolverhaniptuu, Staff:lid, irou-sarr alma! 4. Edward Pitt, of Manrheater, woulstapler. BANKRUPTS. Charles Tuthill, late of slecklesiburgh.sqiiare, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender, June 2, 18, and July 7, al tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Furnival's Holino is, London. Isaac Jacobs, of Bristol, glass.mannfacturer, to surren. r. May 30, Julie 14, and July 7, at eleven, at the Kummer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Walker, Bristol ; suit Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford row, Looduu. John Jackson, of Halifax ' York, shoe-maker, to der, June 11, at six, 11, and July 7, at eleven, at the Union Cross lan, Halals. Attorneys, Mr. Wtelsswortk, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Messrs. Thompson, Stanfield, and Thompson, Halifax. /you While, late of Gracreburchsitret t, London, mer chant, to surrender, June 2,9, and July 7, at twelve, at London. Attorney, Mr. Corry, Baainghall-street. Henry Trollop., of Iteatlitig, Berk., linen-draper, to sur render, June V, 9, and July 7, at !irate, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr Gates, Newirate-street, Lundou. Owen Skinner, of Gorlesion, Suica.k, grocer, to surrender, Josue 8, 12, and July 7, at eleven, at the Black Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. Attorneys, Messrs. Sayers and Son, Great Yarmouth; and M . Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearse, and Hunt, Frederick's place, Oldjewry, Loodou. Jonah Mason. of Manchester, bat-manufacturer, to sur render, June 2, 18, and July 7, at twelve, at Guiklball, Lou don. Attorney, Mr. Clabon,74lark.lane, London. John Peters and Frederick Weston, of Bristol, minders, to surrender, June 8,9, and July 7, at twelve, at the Coot nteretal•risions, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Evaar , Hatton gsiden, London ; and Mr. Haberfield, Bristol. Edward Lloyd Edwards, of Cardigan, linen-draper, to see resider, Jun* 18, 19, mid July 7, at one, at the While Lion Into, Bristol. Attorney., Mr. Clarke, Bristol; and Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, Loudon. Henry Rowe, of Amemeorner, London, bookseller, to sur ✓ender, June 5, le, and July 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Stepbensue sod ateman, Southampton. buildings, Cliaucery-lane. George Augusta Baker, late of Blackman-street, South wark, Surrey, cheesernosiger, to surrender, May 29, June 5, and July 7, at deem at Guildhall, London. Atturm•y, Mr. lAtkow, Wardrobe-place, Doctors' Common,. • Richard Carbery mid Daniel Howell, of St. James's. street, Westminster, Middlesex, hatters, to surrender, Jung 2, 19, and July 7, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Hopkunsuo, Lincoln's lint Nemsainsre, London. John &eller, of Ware Park Mill, nettle' d, miller, to sur- PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sager, cow puled Gum the Returns made iu the week ending the 43.1 day of May, IS2I, is 335. 9 1. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon o s the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Coro of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester nuslsels, and of °awned' live boll of 14911 w. avuinlupoise, front the returns received in the week ended the 19th of May, 1821. 4 V i. . i ___,.........._ fk —..J s. d. it. d • d a. d a. di I 61 5; 31 A 23 6 17 4 29 7 , ~.. o s. g .7, C • 0 . .." et r. s. d s. d. 30 19\ l9 3 9 it A ',rage Priers of E of Eight Winohester Milks. Scotch troy, Weeks immediately p high autl o I. avoi the 1: 4 a .. 0 21 I. d b 2 1 I. di •. el 20 130 6 rotland, by the Quarter f Oatmeal per 801 l of xdupois, of the four tb of May, 1821. I a" • ct ci C d s. 30 2 15 9 1 1 22 10 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TO MORROW. -air J. White, Lambeth-road, merchant C. Cope, Berkeley-mew', jub-master R. Ritchie and J. Higsby, Deptford, brewers 3 J. Whirchurrh, Worship-street, coach-master 3 J. Masters, Upper Berkeley-street, coach-maker J. Sumpter, Old-sireet-road, storm-mason D. Pullen, Brichin.lane, broker W. Richards, Slinredihrh, sump-maker '2 J. Lynn, Westminster, cooper J. Barnett, West Smithfield, victualler . It. Wall, Soho, carpenter J. Straw, Strntfuril, dealer in floor T. Day, Blackman-street, stuck.hrolier . T. Rummy, St. Mary-hill, wine-merchant J. Gibbous and It. Halbert, Guudrusu's-fields, a layers . k. 1 DI VI DEN DS. R. Norton, Rallrboae place, 'tattooer. VV. Bewley, Manchester, tailor It. Laakester, Blackman-street, linen-draper W. Pigol, Ratcliffe-highway, grocer It. Catsley, Friday-street, warehouseman E. Bait, J. Backtball, and A. W. Batt, Wiwi, bankrr• W. Bruck *ad IL Le &harrier, IV-rufsid-coore, 'met elm iti s J. Stubbs, Leicester-square, jewelltr J. Brumley, New-road, ironmonger T. Ll..yd and J. Wilder, St. Janre.l-street, wiry-m. r chant 11. Barton, Paul's-cray, miller J. Dodson, Itircliin-Isne, and Walwarriar, ourrrl.aur It. R. Ward, Battle : bridge, mustard and blur Isomer . . e J. S. Wititarti merchant E. Smilly Qtr. as Lettuce lour, VA-I.:CAM' • • • 1u 1► 1 - - V p a S. (1. s. d. 34 4 2.1 ~~i~ 14 N .6. 44 ,