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I sa the . eopeot or "blob , .4 Grand e Clam Won. ' %resetlila Ora I Imo) a sew Faso% , ' 43 0110111sismt TONSIPTI. Dersloll4hupgrore! Nortilemdoiller. The Doors to be iiptiral at Mx seaoak, mad the ,Par fursaaaeos to Istria al tirsiss. • Seated Ihrke. hs. 41.1.—Pit, 3s. lld ; Serood "rice, !e.— Gallery. le.; Seated Prier, lc—upper Gal lery, la.; Stewed Price, To-somow. Gerakle Doval--arith The Corseatios. 711RATIIR•ROrA 1.. COY NNT.GA THE Public are respectrally infiltrated, that this THEATRE (whicholarisg the Recess, he. been en tirely repainted, earl sew le elecarated aad embrßislted thetrugh nut) WI LL BE OPEN ED on MONDAY NEXT.llkpiewiber 21, 1891, whim will be performed, Sloakspenres Tragedy tat HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudine, 1111 r. Chapman; Hamlet, Mr. Young (who is re. engaged at this Theatre. heir( hie Arm appearauee these three years); Foloithis Mr. Blanchard ; Mr. Alt ./Jon ; Horatio, Mr. Conon, ; Rosenerautz, Mr. Gamer; Girldenstera Mr. Hu ai ; First Geams.diggrr, Mr. Emery; S,..cond Grave-digger, Mr. Barnes; Ghost of Hamlet's Fa ther, Mr. Egerton. GectroJe, Mrs. Fautil ; °phobia, Miss Finite. To which will beldam!, lbe Grand Melodramatic Romance, called VHDINE; Or, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir 11111.1tirand of Ringstetiew, lIIr. Abbott; Kishlebores, Mr. Farley; Gyblia, Mr. G‘iinalrli, jun ; the Rnsierneisn Seer, Mr. ebsponsu. undise, Mon E. ermeil ; 'ridge', Mrs. Davenport. A Peelle Run stay be hail fur the nelson, or siihtly, of Mr. Bromides, at the Rex Owe. R MIPS 7...; Second Priest 31. B.l.—Pit 3s. 6d.; Seems/ Price U.—Gallery Is.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery lc; biennia Price Bd. The Deers sill be opener' at Haltpast Six o'Clock, and the Play besis at Seven. Plows Nr the Besse Is be taken sr Mr. irellallip at die Brinallee, Harl•street, from Trio till Poor. • •LI , Os Wrilsesitay, Pismire. Rolla, Mr. TstiMIVONIVINIM •Paste; Ririro Mrs. Faseit. With the hpkbaggignMetio 'Widow Heed? . bif 7 0 • 0 1 1 -" If (SANS beriljkaßriledift____„ on skis Siage). ••••• '•••• • .••••• • On Friday, the Beaux Stratagem. SersVastilißlikistit (front the Theatre-Reyal, Bath, being his Snot swooned' on ibis Stage). With the Romance of Aladdin. MEW THEATHR-ROY AL. HAYMARKET. NEVER ACTED THIS EVENING, 'THURSDAY, Sept. 20, will be produced anew Comedy, iu three sets, called MATCH-BREAKING: Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Principal atsrseiers by Mr. Jonra, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Baker, Mr: Dream", Mr. Williams, Mr. Youisger, Km Chet (coley, Mrs. Pearce, and Miss R. Coal The Prologue to be evoker by Mr. Terry. Previous to which, the Comic Piece called LOVERS' QUARRELS. Carlos, Mr. Baker; Sancho, Mr. J. Russell; Lopez, Mr. Ilemmouil. Leonora, Miss Boyce; Jacinths, Mrs. Ta l kers. To which will be added the Farce of LOVE LAUGHS AT J..OOKSMITHS. Vigil, Mr. Hsentrionii; Cspiain &blare, Mr. Decamp; Taiterron, Mr. Willman; Risk, Mr. J. Russell; Samoa Loh, Mr. Tayleure. Lydia, Mrs. Gar►ick. Doors to be opened at Half past Six otteek—the Play to brain at Serest. Places for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Massiugham, at the Then t re. N.N.—Prlvaie Boxes may be bad sightly, by application at the flote..ffier. To-snortow, Maieh.ssakisc and other Entertainments. TH RATRE.ROrA RNG Lail OPPRA-HOUSE, STRAND. 'gams EVENING. THURSDAY, Sept. 20, 11 will be performed the Musical Ursa*, is two nets. of AMATEURS AND ACTORS. David Dnlct t, Esti Mr. rearman ; Mr. 0. P. Boole, Mr. Harley; Wine, Mr. ‘Vpiisch; IRdeslierry, Mr. Bartley; tieuffiry Mittlincrip. Mr: Wilkinson. Muss Mary Harilacre, NM W. Bkunrtt ; Mrs. Mary Doneril, Miss 1. Stevenson. Alter whieh. 15th tune, a new. Operetta, called A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. The Ch.inirtere by Messrs. Wrench, Wilkinson, Roo. ►oth•m, W. Bennett, Alias E. Blanchard, and Moss I. Sic vensoo. Iriffek.4. , fa Pereen amointsteled if the imlisted Melon for the are per forename of the Commit sod u. Proposal will be policed usillhl ins* emit prllloqtr, and the Prices expressed . ia ~demi lest.h It. • .• M WA lareih...Blllll. at Oda 0110 e, he. C S T:I of ties ~/ firer ., • soul at the Oiler of 1)a- IMty ileuseiettary.Geseral Touer, Bdisburgh. TE Creditors , who have proved their arbyl, slider a Cunnesinsion of Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth,. the 1116 decor March 1798, against Menzies late of Broad-street Bedding,. in the City of London, Nor.' chant, Dealer cud Chapeau, lately carrying ow trade Nader the Arm of It aillie, Pocock, and Co. way receive a further dividend of foorlieoce is the posed (being the fourth Aerial deed declared in Lowden), emus application at our 0 in the Temple, noy day lifter the 20th of October .e ll s handsome the floors of tee and two o'clock on est* day, the Creditois applying fur such dividend, air the pertwith duly appointed to receive the some, are requested . to brie* with then, any security or semirkies they may helliteeFaMßl covet of the debt so proved.—Dated the 40 31 1gaRte leather, 1821. BREINDRETT, SPINKB, aiid'itsseisir; .4 Solicitors to the Aoalipmei ), Do This day Was imibliard, in one vol. royal 410. Iran fusty Outran, price 41. 4s. boards, TRAVELS of CQSMO Ow THIRD. Crond Doke of Titseauy, through ENGLAND, during the lteign or Kin= Charles the Sleeved (1669). Translated frogs the lialiaa illanoseiipt in the Lloreutiaa Library at Ro mps,. Ti, which is psi 6nrd, a Memoir of his Life, i 11.,.. noted with n Portrait of his Highness, sod Views of tb• ALEtropoii., Cities, Towns, and Nobleusea Seats, as delineateJ by Artists in the salt of Cisellath, Printed fur J. blawman, 311, LudgatoottimiL resgr w mewls , relllseeis Is ull WOW Ribeabt bra • fors .wEDNO.DAY, She Mlhlt stow *dot the' Oween of awe) Ships, of the bra pr r o s e r imp. • .wards.llott&ii sweasordbetet. sa have a., mhos thaw Sew, Voyages to Rad Oise India or tibia is the COM.. poses Service, specifying -the RATE of FREIGHT at shirk' they may be willow As LE r mode SHIPS far ONE ' VOYAGE to CHINA in .the COMPANY'. SERVICE. The Tenders, silk the words " Ship Tender" on the corer, to be severeg bedded up sad left wild the Secretary at or bolero Twelve o'Chwk at Nous os She said 17th of October, beyood which lonia so Trader will he nrsolred. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Particulars of the Tern sod Conditious upon which the Moo will be 01110/1061t e iht be had swum application in the Olhes of she Cfsellello Osdustiltre of /hippie:, on ur afire bloodity setdo.MiedieleasidesiL TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Grtert.tatits, ACA N VA:IS having commecced for the OFFICE of LORD MAYOR of this City for the ?melting year. I should be waffling in respect to you, and in joiliee to myself, were Ito delay thus pubicly to st,te the eiorinda mane which it is my intention to heron? a CANDI. DATE for that distinguished hollow.. The • preseat is the year in *6Th, according to the order of date, h would fail I.) ray lot, by the usual rotati on , to wive theolSee of Chief Ma.tistratc, and to which, sines the decease of Mr. Alderman Guodbeliere, I have aaturally looked. !t was with this feel log that in the last year I thrombi myself justified in decliii. lug to demand a pull, although it was sly determimetiou to serve if returned at the Common Hall; and it in with this feeling that I now request the booms, of your attendance and support on the day of Election, end of your suffrages at the Pull , which I hare decided, if ',eremite'', to demand. I us merely regret that a contest should be likely 10 mice, and am seniors to avoid every thing which may bear eves ~ the appearance of as eufriredly or unkind feeling, lint I am aravisced that epos use reasonable roastruetion of the re... ton of rotation d• I interfere with the just elaitus of may other Geotleasan„ and in justice to my brethren of the Court , of Alderman' who have aut passed the Chair, I can never admit the prioeiple which would allow say Meath r of that Body to claim the notation at his pleasore. la thus alluding to the rotation, whiehlms always appear. ed to me to conduce is general to the respectability of tbe Magistracy, I trust I cosset be rimmed with as attempt to oweatioe or emstrol, in the slightest degree, the right to Wish the Limey ore dearly awash* aid Alpe* they wore se often at all periods eserehma, of dimiottnentes that cus tom, whatever they may think such a departure called for by a regard to the objects and principles for which it was originally introdoced, sad from which alone it derives its utility. My public conduct is well knows to my Fellow -citizens. I may have been often mistaken, but I can say with truth, that I have hems always sincere in the endeavour to Co.. bine moderation with Armes; and iodependence of party with loyalty to the Throne, and with an reshaken attach. meat to the coastitiitional freedom of our country. By a reference to that conduct, rather that' by any professions is my power to make, you, Gentlemen, will be best able to poke bow far I am likely to execute with impartiality and Whet the duties of the Mayoralty, to maintain your rights vivid fraochiees, sod to uphold, under every probable cireurn. etaace in the ensuing year, the high Ammeter and the an cient dignity of the Corporation sad City of London. I have the homier to be, Gentlemen • Your faithful aid obedient Senant. 11' 111 . H EYG AT R. Chatham-place, September IL 1521. 34. Most ustragenns Anil Charge d'Affaires, ion conseq put up lights to celebrate the revw smart of things esseltls4..l -4 Rio de Jimmies. 11 wits well bitters lorfote heed IllgtV Is meattitgd; hut the Chevalier, trestle% to the sgsirrisuce df pmitettMo ;iron by the Goversment on the neetit uses.. Mon of the breaking of the window. of the Nnsciu, followed the Hoe of conduct *darted by all the oilier foreign •ges.t here, and slostMord frosts illsnehmting. However. so for 0. , 0 the Regency from keeping their ward, that not only ss. Mrery pane of glass its the hdhse slAticeril,do c ist a most nee prate mob, esicouraged by s ome ?natl.'s-, I. rm. coutit.u. ri to surround the pretni.rs from (111411 is the erelong till 4. quarter helots twelve al wed, *Moon' the slightest mule.• sabots host the police, who did not dare to Interfere, oa ac count of the oAlc .rs. `• tvery sp.eies of iulorinsts lasegune nas made use of Weird. s lie (.7to 'slit r mid his royal in 4 , teri and &rimsl it tempt. were style to forte open the dour of the house, is *bid* Wil., 114(1 sneeerded, most probably (411•1 conissoo....- ges would hart wined ; fur the Clrevalier is a cool and kit , feltrtlitietl MAU, and a Lislouu mob gescrilly carry knives. At the hour above metitiosed the police insisted 0111 •11. milliner, sod they themselves plated fishtails the witotoss, saying, the people must be sillslie(l. otherwise they could not prevent the lonise finis below meted.' •• 1 his conduct towards a foreign agent, livisg under tlol protertion of the laws of 'sallow., is sithes 101,11,0•1 by. mo thered the oil unfits's. of all (be Melssistic pers-ns se, V Mils tiling •• The Gerern•tol hare refuses' say sprriva of sat tafact I Save lbws ing Ibe Waft, 11111 a perjeael of pone?. 4 The affaar has rivaled a groat aeraittiatt, fur plinths( te steem of this 11114 Oft are ualtamou is Lisbon." No. 4. The undersigned, Conanl-General of his Isprrial, Roa sad Apactfolie Majesty. 'mend issfursteed his Corr, of the great inault to which he oils esposeal iii the eveaiug r.f tl,- 28th Apia last, as well as bf the orcionestasters sheds - etimpatitt .1 sad followed the onset directed 11(1111..41 his pit varied, asil the injury dune to the ronsii'e ntit.n of 1.4 e ffi g e t, ha s received Girded to «birds to she (foremen...t which retitled to Lisbon al that limo the following eposi ions His Imperil, Itia) al, mid Apostolic Majeatir, throtteh a veer amitral cutioluenre of the ilea of friendship and. relatota tipsily solotiating betwixt him amid his Mot Faithful jesty, was pleased (silk the design of cementing, by .mist possdele meatus Herne coutietticiaa of intimacy between sb•• inuittat a) to invest his Cmnant.Gesetal io Portugal with '• ilipMasstic chataeler, although his political roonemtim itts' his Most Faithful ilajesty are amalutaioed through a atuus.ni, appaglord mins august perms. - The Ist* of sallow Goes the toles seroulleg to saldelvalir diplomatic agents are to be tatoted, sod these nide. Callitiaa be Viashoed without the mast odious reciprocal incisor...ileum. An open violation of the eolllllllol6ein guarantees took place towards Ilse estetterstit..e.l. His Impetial, &torsi, sail Aper. solit Maj,aty owes it to himself not to allow it to pass in Imre the explanations given by the Regency, in comeliness: e of this diplierabk evert, tie *el steam to bias satisfactory, and mach less servo as a guarantee that similar occurs 'ball not is repealed. The poblicity sad the *store of the injury n..- craaarily claim as analogous reparatium. The ositlersigtted his is eseasequeace received orders fit . insist upon a formal reparation, by means of a rootplehr avowal of the masons made to him diplomatic character on the reciting of for 21011 a of April last, mod 11w search for, and loutishly'. tit of, the men who committed AO mantrest a %Oda- Ilea of the is of nations. He has I.lewi e re,eived carders to sib for his psetrauris, Ind to withdraw from Puri•gal, it. ease the just rsclasualiute of his Imperial Mak...ly was nett satisfied. . . The iiiidersigued, being on kolger able to address shear oftioal coinniunicat ions to Mr. Aloelmo Joseph Braatnrausp, the then Minster, is moder the nteessity of addressing him self to his sore, slur, Coosa Nurhaerna, his Must Mmillifol hlaji sty's Minister ■od Secretary of Rate for rowan Af fairs; soil he has the how ,air to to his Excellency the assurance of his high reanitientlon. Lisbon, July 20, 1821. LOTH A RIO Dais a LAMS. To his Excellency Collet Itarinterna, his Most Faithful Majesty's Minister ■nd Secretary of Stale fur Futeito Affairs, ke.400. ale No. b. ' His Exc.lleac, Me. flilsr;isePinheira Ferreira, '.folder amid St-eretary of &sister Ftarrigit Affiirs of h.a 110,4 Faith ful Slaje,ly, is au doubt acquainted with the contents of slue which, by special cadet of his Imperial, Row, slut Apostolic Majetty.slissusiissaitusn Austrian Criusullianeetit delitferrd est the Itlth id July Ism, to his Lstritruey could de Haehareisa. The sinslersigserti hod, iodeed, the honour of evveivilag in, the 43d of Jto I), a note dated on the aforesaid 40th of Joh, flout the alenve-mentioseed Illosilstet of State, in whirls his Eseelleney isformeti him of the reeeptioo of Mae of the le n.. deritguocl, soil assured hies of Ilse I C.II , IIPCIA With whirl' be woold offer is tie his Stant Faithful dfajeaty's inspected. y hid though the neidersigised hastened to answer WI tio• ...n d 24d of July, that he did not dosbt that his Slost Faithful M .jesty won't' be pleased to give immediately ttw must 'I f - sal astisfactioa Ito lois Majesty else Emperocuf Attotrie, justly of esoled MI learniest the deplorable twilit of the 20rte of April last, It,, re have already elapsed tselat days, evittaiiitt the wentersigned learning the least result of the step hr 111 t. k 4114 the twit, of Jetty, sod eyes without Weiss sorrowed of lilt• reason that has ucrasioised so long a silence. The milers prewribed so the modersigsed, in the sines. petted event of the seatistactios demanded Dot being imme. aliately grouted, are of such a nature, that they put han moiler the iiidispensable übligatiou ( i partirul.rl r. , ..,,, nieseded to Mm) of insistiog that this sstiefactitio: swry to• et with so greatcr delay. Even setting midi. the Isportasee of an object o S:4 so stettrly PIM' het the ctrnsideratiow of the tumor' is! 'Yours of Austria, the unilersigood wools' be es posed to serious r, rpm.. sibillty, if he did mil most screpulionaly odliere to the di. C 1 1 .• lions siren by If, ..Kent waster. He therefore Sods t.i!,,irlf under the serenity of begging his Exeelleacy. Air. tUlru•tir hullo-fru Ferreira, wish all the en. neatness that the &toil .r• elansitiou deserves, he site its doe cousisteraf without loss of time, and theta prevent the necessity is wheel' tise um: dersigned will be placed, of taking the only step which raw renuoie Goon himself such serious responsibility, an vase ilia silence of the Portsgsese Minister Is any longer sitgerreed. The vaderaitised avails himself of this opportunity to hot.e the honour to offer to his Estelle's, the repented ass., - suers of his high criosifteeutioo. (Hissed . LOTHARIO 1111. Blatt KS. Lisboa, Ist of Auk!, I. 4 Nee. IL (Hissed h re is iT4 M hAe ua all4ll.ll t faithf ul Majesty ° M 4M ai min es ti i sb y ter w re i s i lg t e lse tieerd t oo lweg l AN e rYi ll i"o st frY9 4•l l.B::" Ctse e rofai ssi a l ri t ej c . : de Berke, Consul G I aid Chaise d'Afroirs of hi• hope. J I . .. -,,11N11NF1.M./." .11. • -...-- ' - - •• .... . • .ner 4 - 4 . ' - 1 . '• . ( 1441. • . 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T 1 •*^ ••• -tirl-rturl PR i9l Id . r - --. 7WRATRS-R0Y.41.. DRORY.LANR. . ' 'Piths, • . AWRY CONTRACT. • ' • BANK OF ENGLAND, 01114sursys 15, left. • TAtis day is published, fashipSem price 32.11 d. hallibc Mis Offer hagmber iris& tb* satires, '--"-- oV E COURT of untacToßs. -4., .111.• r •,1.1 . ' I • 114711 v -IF 4 0 4 - • THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, &let. gkal . • COMMISSARIAT Dll/411TIIIIIT. TIICAstIRT, r Remind Edition a • liiisii aramis. • W MajadesSerrants will perform Olth Iblier) sites' 1 : Szresmant 11, 182 L GOVERNOR wad COMPA1:01 , of ft, meNg i f, pc.) EMS :An Our or the A Whore or ot. . . . ..;" °;o:oo the 0614I mmirt e ll hum t he he4lll6ll4 ‘e e t t '' .3l, • GLAND pirP Selks, i Dramatis Piece, is4hrew aetis, called ~ 'PIVOT, CE Is hereby gireocrb ell Per . snit* fi . estrof4 • That a GENERAL Irmilm ! Printed for Haldane Croduet and Mu IMISts and expert. list M r: 4 Berk. will raw** jitatiee to the rec. GERALD& DUVAL'. L I o f "lumcliolg I. "PIOT his M•i"I1' a 4 r re l 46 11114 we ' THURSDAY Nets; . she Itelli imiturn, at w ere ; 1...,.-.- ' 'l..,.. t iim '; 4 wham also are pa ' 61 „.....-.—., ' '.. 'KW wialmr• of the Resew" of the himphrts In ile.irtits that ' now are or may .be instimied as Forts George, Augualligt s ,} a pock in the Esteeuesos, esiareestibev lif • Dividegsd. rirWIV "PtiElIS FOR TOOTH. by a 'Pastily Ciress"..itai.l. Ttli BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. • a tiz a pri le litis al rrlatious that happily Palmist with rare) ...tom Gersldi Duval, Me.C.Aupper; Coast Attentions,. Mr. Bar. sad William, with OATMEAL, and at Fort Cbarloue with 1 lami ,moo - • b e so , of the (amni a, a eon .' coeds oppoiouoti 1 , 44#1: , pnc0 30. Ad. . 44 , 4, beards. rbe erirmeiltdoMil. wird; 31assripi , Mr. Gallic; Willskim, Mr. Kai& i Komi's, OATMEAL sad SALT REIF, Ate oar Year. from the ?ha I ;ho th e a mok , 9. BP; Secretary. ~ I 31r. Rsudill; ' Merritt, Mr. &with. Rahetiad, r,,,,a0,,e of, Ortulstie s 1541, to the 24th of October, 18.13, both days I K ro . - --- -—. i d._ loners to Mr. de B . rite the assurance of his bleb ...dotter.. k ,‘ of Abenberg, Miss Sissithaini; Ni.., Miss Cubist ; Ninitelfe, , inelisive; , 44,8 T manik storm, 10na...' ! w ow . ..,,, lißliblithey is published, in Ifitto. with 1, Plates, prim. ini. lion. W . ' Mrs. Bland; Barbers, Mrs. Egerton. flat the Deliveries are to enunsenee on and for the laill i COURT g DIRECTORS; •qf she ; ' fib ' .. . i . ed. t a b. ( See* " a d tt'ams nil " elik ri ed 1 4 h*" Palace of the Regesey, this 3911 t of Apia, 1821. • After which day of October nest; that Presperals seakd up, am' marked , UNITED COMPANY 4' I LEIRI &TA pr . tm. !L ... 1 , , , E. il .0 i iiiia , t ni n al le; chi i v rr I 1 .4 . lord ,- , IC. 1 1 Gil. -7 411 ST A tr.! RA I. an dl EX PERI- No. S. TH ECO ItON ATION. ~ Tender los Amy Stypplies,7 'labs at ibis Oar* • giro, • M ENTA I. FM It /ROPE Y, addressed set • Tessa The ihseemeins essewiewees heal Wessmiseter Halt ".• lit" bet. " Ter.l6 /* 11 . 0114 a oesiliwi . ON" will b i t f ill"1" S The Courier , Illeturilsy Awning, May 19, IR, I. , . - The semallftwile the Ist of the Abbwy Tao Mr* ier7 e i•ed int* "'el" ° . c 4 . 64 41 0 614 1 1 10104%. , ', ' ' '''' '' A - H t • Thal re .4; they CeNel a oft '. T A4"l"l.64"N one mi c erms , h4 sle /I. . o l" iii . o . ? ls s i etwor ihr fi s. tt .. 1 Willing in the Mes D n y l ih .l 7 . Rer. J. JOYCE, . The following is an extract of a private I. ter : sad latradiseeery item., in which Mr. Knight will Mindere Each Proposal wind beep Atlte Ten.' wet, •n 4 the Tenders foe wide" listen delivered in shill • um; A..lll«wp Printed Ili;e__" , fge i.._,_ leedille .,. Dinlogyier 2.. '" d ite l . pain " Lt,tritri, rev 1. m A most outraseons ousel' was made on the house iit siaT a new CO•111! Wax, entitled, " The KlOll an d the Coresession, der properly Ailed ■ up by .pT haws rty, il ..................,.. 34 ° 44 " 1 " wmi , io withdrawn . I seater - row; ~..,...0".; and it u " . H ": 14 ,7 , """"' . St. i a ... 7 °•-• 4 1 . a ... rti.. -- ys ZY: o n Charge d'Affaires, inconsequence of Isis not its. 1.• e Old Eitglatid tied*** Petisple.''—The Fourth &erne, the Hlll, eturigbig MI breams. kiwi Please 10 the 14 ikeaseree of Oink ate Grand Entre of the Chas.'s. • I .91peest si4ied J. Oa isilweil imilso 4 44 1sie Jor Oil ilsolrev- i ___7l! . . CM _ W _F. T __ 64. .. 1. " F . !' 414,!* shad' ant C°l° ' On h o 1 i S To rnorlsade wish the M.4ltal Fare , of WALE FOR A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET. Mertiorion, Mr. Ito*Whew; Millivolt., Mr. M.ntoo; 8.. b Loy,lurk. Mr. Harley; Motley Walker, Mr. %Vain. eon ; Kos Wm Mr. T. P. Cooke. EMS*, Miss I. Sterrupou; Mrs. Kikle”r!, Mr...Grote. 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This day is published, pricels. id sewed, Second Edition, corrected lie 88th August 1821, THE EAST INDIA REGISTEIt AND DIRECTORY, fur 1821: coataieing a correct List of Hat Proprietors of Earl India Murk rinalogied In vale at Ge neral Elections; complete Limas of time Cumin'sWs Servants, at bow Sad abroad, Civil, Military, amid Marine, with their respective A impubrimeuts, wish Indexes In the same, nod Liar of Casualties during the List Year; Lists of time Europeans, Mariners, &c. not in the Service of the East India Company ; List of private Vessels, licensed by the Compimuy under Ike late Let of Parbeamed, mai of Merchant Vessels employed in the Country Trade in India; Itegislatimma and Insimetions respecting the appuitalnaeat of IVriters Cadets, and Assistant- Surgeors; Hales and Regulatiurs of the Civil, Military, and Marine Fonda, eOlisecied with the Cusaraafs Service; with a variety of other rueful lot •ronatirou. Compiled, by Permission of the Honourable East leas Company, front the uificial Returns receivr4m Atha gem I tidos Howse, fly A. W. MASON, GEO. OWEN, and G. M. BROWN, Of the Secreiary'u Office, East India HMI.?. LOllllOl. : Printed by Cal and Baylis, Great Clneems-street ; sold by Black, Kiogrbery, Partner', and Allen, tiead. Street ; amid G. and W. B. IVhittaker, Ave 1114ria-lasie. AND J. SIVE:IV RIGHIT ttgattt return J• their thanks for the great Patronage sheen by the Public to their Cr/tartlet jest concluded, in which they the gond Fortnne In Share and Sell Nu. 4,421 Prise of £25,000 I Nu. 9,182 Prizeof /2,400 8,063.... 21,000 12;130 . . 2 Ammo 1,448 4,000 19,023 2 lOO Many of 4001. &c.— And in the former Lowry all time Prises of 28,000/.! They made the Capital. in last Con. tract Priam of Custody, whereby they were able to increime - - Sheol une-third in Number, and ahu to pay the forsussate Holders a Pink of 4 as.d 5 per Cent. out theca mole *luso hid heen allowed to Goverumeut. • rise having taken place to Shut extent which appearahces happily euahled them IJ aaticipate. J. and .1 SIVEIVRIGHT recunimeed the merits of the pretests Scheme, coutaisiine Three Prises of 30,0044.---Thiee l'ilbeli of 5,0001. aud 6,711 other Priers, All 31.'11e:t— aut Two Blank' to • Prise, to eibetuneure Drawing 30th OCTOBER, Tickets and Share. hoc 'which are wiling at their old Office', 37, Coruhill ; 11, Holborn ; 38, Ha)ll3ltricl, sad by their Arens. •I'Nts_-Atoo at • LISBON. • kWrICIAt. CoRRESPONT)ENCE RF.I.ATIvE T(1 fiill3 DEPARTURE ON THE ronciGN mimsnEits. TRANSLATION. Pin. 1. Notwithstanding the otiose paestive no.veranees which moor Excellency was pleased to give me no tlw 31.41 Merril lame " that my ',wellies: should be reepreied, and should remise.e In enjoy, will l the leant alteriti 111 l all the security whit h. wan due to it for an many rtosems," the mob has. however, attempted last slight use inviolability of My dwelling, break lug with stones the panes of ghee of the hon-e I live in Reins infermed at half-past piton' o'clock, by nue serjenset of the 9.1. company of the police regiment. Joseph Meade, de Almeida, time be could ten longer restrain the riotous crowd if I did not ilhintiante she wisokeirs, I lad revulsive {ihr only means left to me, since the pewee ion wpm. which 1 had relied was remnant,, to avoid more meioses isilts-1 4 0111 my windows illieniiroaled by the same eerksist. For the same reasons I shall get my house illuminated to. da t sod to.m.errow. L, But to excuse myself towards my segos, Court of every esponsibility, I must request your Excellency will lease the ' reredoses , . to let me have a passport for Ba►ou Leo is elm simian, as a courier, for any place where may IoS lib II igloo as Prince Menernieh.Winneboorg.Ochseidiausro, Minister of Mate, of the Conferences. and Eneeime Affairs, of his In. perial sad Royal.Aposiolic Mejesty,in order to oreelerate she supreme orders Weide lay sonnet master shall think .10emoine ing his dignity to direct to he prescribed to me, after as event of thir nature, and after the step I had oh vedy taken use the 30th of March to prevent it. It is also the only manner compatible with the fulfilling my ditties towards my argm►l Court, that allows me to post. pour asking for my own passports of departure. I have the honour to be, With the most didhugoislord conside►ati.sn, Tour Excellency's most arbedseot humble hervant, 1.0 . 111AR10 DE BERKS. To his Excellency the Commateder Angeleno Jos e ph Braaineansp d'Aleneida, Castello Resoco, &c. Lisbon, April 29, 1821. (No. 2.) The undersigned Seeretnry to the Regency of the Kingdom for the Feereige Affairs, has made known to the said Re. gooey Chevalier Luthario de Berk's. note, lorersng date of yea terday. The object of it caused the greatest grief to the Regency, spot only on nrcnout of the disagreeable event itself, but because of the light in which Mr de Reek■ wishes to cementer as so hook, expressly directed to his.., what was 144. mere erect of popular consasolino. *floe complaint of a want of motel:lion un she part of the public authorities to have doe respect paid to the habitation of Mr. de B. rks appears Not to be well fousieled, some she Regency, anxioudy wishing to maintain the public 'celerity, and to prevent any thing that might cause elseeoulest to the agents of foreign emboss by providing against the possibility of some popular act that might perturb it, not only ordered she police to double its vi g Ocoee on these evenings, bet ordered beside., that f ontieg the halsitatiou of every foreign agent a strong patrol shoed.' be mooted, specially chaegml with keeping t►e said habstheteseon free from inns'', which had the denied effect as to the bolsi. ta !ion+ of the other foreign agents: for none of them so ffesed the least instill, and only that of Mr. de Reeks suffered don amens of the commander of the patrol misunderstanding the meter; for, instead of remaining stationed at that post, he thonght it his duly to patrol all the street, and fur that reason, when be was at the 'airmail, contrary no that in whirls is the dwelling of Mr. de Berko, that disagreeable event look place. The orders were giver—the commander of the police exeented them, as Is is proved by kis order of she 28th, already known 1.. Mr. de Redo; for be 'hewed it to him on the morning of the 295 h, going epusitansonsly to give him satirfaction for what had happened. as well as to declare to him that the said cominauder of the patrol was already arrested, in order tu be punished as he deserved for his waist of care; by which it is perceived that the only per. son guilty was the said command. -r, and that all the other asithorities performed what the undersigned bad promised to Mr. de Berke on behalf of the Regency in his note of the 31st March. Besiii a, it is not Derange that on an WeCagioll ago general and joist delight tone. Portuguese nation, aa their Mouarch's armsueseenee in the cause of the same nation , the people ►leossld wish to see all the buildings illuminated, and Best moue usiqesiet ;midis, exalted by the very satisfactions, should fall itiso excess. es it happened not only wills respert to the habitation of Mr. de Herbs, lout also by the breaking of the windows of other house►, whether on arrouut of their toot be ing illuminated, or by reason of being only partially so: seen the windows of the house inhabited by one of the Members of the Regency were broken, un account of a window being accidentally left without illuminstiou. Now as it is evident, Thal the mob did not iotend to insult that mens. rof the Recency, who the very same slay received equal applauars : with the others ; and that the insult was offered at the house not illmnitieted, without knowiseg who lived in i 1 ; it is moonily clear that it was nut Mr. de Berk, personally whom the people intended to lomat, as se prio ate imelovidual, ■od moth has a. (wrist* emit, for she repiel. tire of Mr de Berk. could not be ihstineindied from that of another, not haring on the outside arms to make it known as the resin desire of n foreign agent. Aft. r .11 this related, the undersigned expects that Mr. de Rerka will agree that the Regency 1111 their side have done all !tint was possible to give oafish...tons to Mr. de Berke, mid to dissipate his resentment; sod, therefore, that Mr. de Berk. will coneider this disagreeable evelit only as the effect of popular enthusiasm, of which there are continued examples in other countries, psrticnlarly in England, where on less critical occasions, and for less reasons, the people commit offeuees, without the foreigners, that accidentally . . This rimy is published, is four vols. 4 10 . price U. in boards, AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Vir.t Invasion by the ROMANS in the ACCESSION of NARY. By the Rev. JOHN LINGARD. " Historians is grueral borrow implicitly from each other. Mr. 1-incard sistlerstands his duty better, and is mime scru pulous is. she perfoessassee of it. 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