The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-28 00:00:00

, • ...,... 4 e . -, "...Am/. • . 1 \ 4 4 0 A - •t , i • , r. , -As . .4 , TO 4 . ,. , . 0 . . . . . 1 • A t 4 qP 411"4154 . . . . , • . . . 1 1 Itithi l iti i -• . , • : . 4 , i • -.,, - - ••• . ~•.. •• . 1 . '"%. g-. 1. •_k it: le . ._ • i ... , " i• . • .~'"b~ ■ I 474 ■ , NESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, MIL_ NUMBER 5923. LONDON, . Pittcs 7d. THRATRS-ROYAL. DRURY-LA WK. VIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Nov. 48, ials Majesty. Servants will perform Om Tragedy of DE MONFORT. De Moitioet. Mr. Kean , R It. Mr. Cooper; Coat Freberg. Mr. Hansard; Masse, Mr Powell ; Amorlia, Mr. Thrsealmoo. Jane De alloafort, Mrs. Egerton; Coyotes. Freberg, Miss Smithson. After which the Farce of MODERN ANTIQUES; Or, THE MERRY MOURNERS. Coekletop, Mr. filamits; Frank, Mr. Harley; Hearty, Mr. Meredith; Mel, Mr. [eight. Mrs. Coekletop, Mn. Edwin; Mr.. Camomile, Mrs. Orger ; Nan, Mrs. Harlow.. 'rho Door. a be optimal at ilia .'Clock, aid the Pm foreswore. to heti. at gems. Rose., 7. • Seirmsd Price, Ss. 36. 6d.; Serena Price, 24.—Zaliery, heed Price, I.—Upper Gal-, Ism la.; Samoa Fries, id. Ptaem to be take, of Mr. Rodwell, in the Ramada of the Salami of the Theatre. Private Sears an °sly be obtaksed for the Evening of Mr. itadirell, at the lieni-Olion To-ainnow, Maid or Wife'—with The Commie's. • • PROSPECTUS OP THE LONDON WINE COMPANY, Na. 141, Fleet.atreel.. TO cometimos TO MORROW, the 19th NOVEMBER. UPON the antioncegient of so Undertaking s V of so ordinary mageitede, the Proprietors feel it proper to submit to the ronsideratioe of the Public the 614.. lowing view of its objects and arraegements. The LONDON WINE COMPANY, after havieg ores pied the greeter part of the present year its building and itaig.isp appropriate premises, take leave to aeomince their inteetiost of iiiiitheeeist Basi ' doess es the filth instant. These Pratt** are.eitiated is she estessive .Cohrt.:the es. a " t3 lee eom or pr i t e e l i t a i i:rthe the wliss Ga e te o wp, he l4 l• l, se F r EET ert: S,Tß tur EE na lf ei t ipso a Peale hilly adequate to the trssaaetius of boaters* of the utmost magnitude. The Cellars, which are pees• 'lii . rledry and specious, are at present stocked, and will 'ratcontain te sae 30,600 to 40,110 &tette of the choicest a, of every class eqd cannery. . . Itst although this Compatiy feel it aiseeesary thee to too with the *seal Geode Of 'Mimi publicity to the nature elites& of their Entoblielemewt, they would ratite; Write ; et and personal moisaisation of its merits, as they elm so other pletlerenot than that which they may be realty .4 to dune Vise takes the utmost carve to be ntiebed with pastime Wises, of the best g s era sod quality, offer Net invited's, with ;Menhir coil &sec OD eamstot, however; eideolato spun own, .atteitfloo he any invitation or address us mere,atmayeacioe astbovily, especially after the (regime' 'delusions to which the Phbge have been sohjected. the Compasy think it peeper to declare, that with them originated, and by them it at, pre sent cooducted, the LONDON GENUINE TEA COM PANY, 0, LUDGATE-HILL, with all its extemaire moil. Icatitios. The sweetie of this Company is cooheeedly without parallel in the annals of trade. Fur although it commenced besinees so late as 1818, it is at present, mot. willistsedieg the importasee and respectability of its ema. petite's, at the head of the Tea Trade. Its utility is isdcrd admitted, and its establiehmest complete. To those, then; who, Maisie the existence of that Com pany, have thought proper to honour it wills their patronage, she Proprietors feel assured that they loaf refer upon this occasion fur the superior character of their articles, and the consistent rectitude of theirdeolings; awl resolyitie to make the s ame system the rule of their _conduit is their new ... . . , This day is published, prier, is boards Os. ih Falb Edition, (with so Explanorory Preface 11 Isis Soo) of LETI'ERS of CONSOLATION mod AD VICE from a Father to his Darogliter tor the Death of her Sinter. al th. MA. Re*. JELIPMEE fa/IOW& I.D. Of Hackney. linear of Whitburih Durban,. he. Printed for F. C. awl J diriglitipa, Ni . St. 114 Peel's Chierch-yard ; and 141•4 3. Witiell•o-plieeri k FOR THE USE OF SCHOdL AND IJNIVERSITIf.A. This day is published, a New Edible, earefolly correeied, being thelligasietliut THE ILIAD of HOMER: .kith Dr. Samuel Clarke 's !totes, is Nit Inge Otte, bored, las.; or to tav,lwl.atsi, Ida She latir.trooolosiosi at obit ets.ll, price, „ , . . r • Printed lion t ltioioirous t aiteterkl * rot' LiSligl_B: to ; Loc . /moos; Latilopoo. and Ce.; J. lUdiaellaiiip I & srdsoa; Lotman, sod co.; filarmous; NaYwir sad Co.; Iterhioseo ; sod Whiltsliers. This clay is psblieht4, rice 39. &Lis Sikhs* of PLAIN ItEMARKSpes the Four GOSPIEIah tee ihs Work snisetrueted Piero, and sitspteil is the Use of Seissois wed • ibler. mod lbw poblie male.. consist.ag of V.O Al* Markedoestroll Iharthri). seat off Insty at so etlesetterof Oct to la. pee owt...ne brown 111.41 114 M Ultokniaj. Altfl la. ag. • ff.. no the berter deseriptloset biruideit the OW% *beat KA bags &tidal Saga, Ines beetreelken by th. graters, at rusher better potties. vit. Sol yellow to lots whit, •14106. • 71e. 941. goad at Ulf. od and one lot of very arrow grain et Sea. per cot. leurhiiig bet keen them in le reign Seger. A lit of 100 ptlllellettioll ailalaree• nffeve4 by mentos wet* withdrawn. at Ifs., at elites price Oral are belA 5 11106.11d: baying beer reformed for thews. . Our roarbeefer Coffee ecesaiiia meetly: for Mislays. Aso e Ibis week it eoellord te abate OA tierces 'immures cold hy auction at former pekes: they esuutisteil duff!, of or.lassasy wl mood orilinary at little. • Ills, sod his raisidtioir at a Ilffs. per eat. rune is no Wylie' for Cocos. Pasant% or Geiger. 1. Roe very little doiog, prices are steady. la Tobacco tbe.raely sale we base to holier Is • lot of 60 Abdo. fair ordinary Kentucky beef at Sp. per lb. Oar Core nisi bet ion the whale ban riosiiiiiod doll, bat tie Wear qonlisir• of sew Mies, base set with buyet• at • se esetioptif U. to 3ii. per bushel. Seine C0111114..r. hi. ask • Moo bore effected herb to old tied Sew that. Notting bail Meer dews siottliji•of notice in Arrierieas Flour. . •Beiasatone bas bons attire required fur, but there are no idlers below 221. par tom. Dt Nev.JAINSS MAW* IN A. Vicar of Soho*, sod Preboodarruf arrotor. Rot ied for P . C. sad J. Nivinfoo .11t. Poore Morel. yard. owl Waterloo-ploar, Pall-rnall also by litllVettto and Orehrao, 1411, Ass Of whom ;10 bail. by the awe Author, ANNOTATIONS as Ike SPIATLBS, below* Osetrlaoti. How of Mr. Elotey's Aostetatiosse es the Geopol• sad Arts sod priocipolly desipted for Ow Vile of Coodidaitto for Holt Drags, I re 10.11.0. ll*. FOR THE HIGHER CLAIWES IN SCHOOL* this day is published, fs two large 'plashes ko. }rib, 111 4 hoards. IL da. the -Eighth Edi fi es, of ELEMENTS OF GENKKAL KNOW LEDGE, iotrodnetori fo Nereid Boots is the Frio. dpi arsochos of Uieratork wadSciesee. Wiih timbre Ihd asset approved flatiron ;.iseladisig She bell Radios , OW Cisarios. Desigsed chiefly fur the Junior *adroit' is hislohr+Clososs is ilea Selrook. 3. UMW" Altrf. E.D. 114011evr of Tehrlfy Colkle, Oster& ' l " , "Mt Triaged foe F. C. Rad .I. Molester, No. W. Niers Cliiirs‘pwill, sad N0..3, Waterloo-peace Pall4aall; iuIA Ow by Maintain sod Cochran, 148, Stra d. BISHOP MARSH'S TRANSLATION OF INICHAELIS. 'Chia day is pohliahed, in air volemsrs, Ivo. price, in boards, 3/. 3s. the Tided RAllioo of as INTEL() DUCTON AN2AIL NEW •TESTA. ENT, by Sir JOHN DAVI D MICHAELIS, Nit Prei. &nor iu the Vaiversity of Gott Matti, &e. Tormented froiti Hoe Fodath Edition of the German ; sad coasiderably meated with No/es By she Rt. fieh. HERBERT MARSH, D.D. F R Lord Bishop of Peterrhorwegls, and Lail, Alsrgaret's Parham" of Divinity. Cambridge. Pr jailed for F. C. and I. Rivisision, No. 112, St. Paars Cbareli.yard, and No, 3,. WaSerloo.place, Pali-mall; sold also by Rivingtows sad Cociran, 14N, Strand. TR RATR IN-1110Y AL, COI/ENT-GA R D RN. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Nov. 4s. min be acted the Opera of % W er/pf, Treader, Plovreabre t 7, lett, Peer eTteea. The B. P. SUOMI Ileffitet remain Arm wills rowel to prices, but there was sot so mock disposition to puerbase to. day as during last week, mid the quantity wild was tbrerfure but moderate, guy about 800 Mids. THE EXILE. Coma Ulrick (the Ezik), Mr. Egerton; Governor of Mr.W. Fames; Baron Allow Aolf, Mr. Meadows; Comet Calmar, Mr: Dnromet ; Dann, Mr. Young; Welzies Mr. Connor; &twits, 'Mr. Fawcett. The &ammo Elis abeth, Mrs. nitwit; Katharine, Mt". Thames ; Alexia., Miss Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elizabeth, and the laterim of she Cathedral of Mincrow i .in which the O CRONATJON of. ELIZABETH is performed by the Greed Pe: riarch, sod his assisting Dignitaries. After which lb. Mein-drama called THE BLIND BOY. 1 • Ws day is publiaed,.le I vols. !Ivo..with • portrait, price IL Is. in beards, MEMO,IRS.of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the Right Bevereed BRIAN WALTON, D.D. Lord Mao" of Chester, alfitqr of the Lerida' • Polyglot Bible. With Neglects of kir coadjutors is that Illustrious Work; of the Cultivatioe at prime! Leareieg,,in this Corietry, re tedisi aid diirikeheir lime; sod of the Authorised Ewgliae Vemio• of llekaerea, Imo projected Revision of which, Dr. Wallas ma as« a his Avainieets in the Polyglot were ap, pointy*. To wbkb is added, Dr. Woliou's owe Vindication of the .Lersßain Polyglot. By tee Rev. HENRY JOHN TODD, N.A. F.S A. . . • . Cortra.—A public oak of D. and Berhiee w. brought forward to-day, and went off with linaorao at toil priers; •there was a moderate &lased privately, aid for St. Domingo our last quotations wen obtairable. MEM SALES. November 81-676 blEs East Lodi* Riee, good Middling whpe Bengal ; 10s. to Ins. 6d. per eget.; 194 casks sod 114 bogs Plantateno totter, Dutch, good middltsg 1117 s. to 189.. middling 144.. to 188 s. good broken lies. to 116.. 4.1. triage 101.. to 108 s. middling not cleats 117.. Rd ordinary Oak Jamaica 103..6d. per cwt.; 675 bolts sad 84 tarotelt Curra..ts 961. lu 118 s. per cwt Choplila it Ordioory to hie 1111;jeo v. mid lector of &tiring- Mani.laws. Mr. Chapman ; Eilasood, Mrs. Cliatterley ; Bo &Ink, Mr. Connor; Obertu, Mr. Fawcett; Marow, Mr. Hur ',bow ; /Cal*, Mr. Farley. Blvina, Miss Foote. Places for the Bones to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus-office, Hart-suree‘froni Te• till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the sesson, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box•O16ce. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s.Sd.—Pit, 3s. Sd. ; Seethed Price, Se.--Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Uppe► 1..; Second Price, 641. To-morrnw, Shakspeare's Play of The Two Geatlesora of Versos, with The Lyisit Valet. 01 Saturday a new Eatertaiament, called The Two Pages of Frederick the Great, WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY OFFICE, Strand and Curnhill, Loads., Emeltliaised i■ 17W, for Insurance oa Lives and ramie; Animities, or the same adranta;uura terms tis the Public as have hitherto secured to this Establishment their decided Patronage aid Support. A Commission i; allowed; Solicitors, Agents, Brokers, ice. DIRRCToRa t TRUSTRES, •SID AUDITOR,: Jobs. Saone, Esq. Chairman, The Una. Douglas Kin u aird, Deputy Chairman. Mr G. F. Hampsois, Hart. William Filallfight irsq. Sr Joh% Cox Hippisley, Bart. Ralph leyeester, jou. Esq. Aguew, Esq. Neill Malcolm, Esq. Joao. SAM, egg. S Doom G. Mills, Esq. Stamp Brooksbank, Eaq. G. H. Sommer, Efl. H.P. W. F. Chambers, M.D. Sarisey Toone, Esq.- GeorgeCumining, Esq. M.P. IW. Williams, Eaq. Solicitor James perry Deacon, Esq. RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. The ►roprietors are respectfully informed that the dead if At the course of payment. • CHANCERY REPORTS. This oisy is published, in rays! Svcs. price 9s. Vol. V. Pod 11. (lo be essulioted), REPORTS of CASES argued and deter mined is obe VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, Ist George IV. 3820. By HENRY MADDOCK, Esq. Of Line° Barrister at Las. Luoiloo : Printed fur J. ;sod W. T. Clarke, Law Book. sellers, Portugal-Direct, Lsucolo's.laa. Of whom way be bad, I■ two vols. royal Bro. price 21. 16s. ill boards, - - The PRINCIPLES mad PRACTICE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY. By Henry Maddock, Esq. CHEAP AND ELEGANT GILT-EDGE POCKET BOOKS FOR le!!. MARSHALL'S New Gilt-erlge POCKET BOOK, price only es. contains a great variety of ek rant Picturesque Views, with a Grand Frontispiece View of the Procession of the Coronation of his Majesty from %Vestmin sire Abbey, in which are seen upwards of one thousand figures, an original drawing, sod allowed to be the only eorrert representation published.—Royal Coburg Cabinet, enatwllislied with fifteen Copper-plate Engravings; fine Fron tispiece of the Champion entrring, in fall costume, West moister Hall; the Grand Banquet, in which are seen the king, Royal Family, Nobility, &e. gilt edges, ts. Id.— Ladies' Fashionable Repository, with a fine Frontispiece of Ladies' Fashionable Dresser, and nine Pieturesque Views, &e. gilt etlges, 2..6d.: may be had with an A Imanack.—Mar vlsall's Gentleman's Pocket Book, with a fine Engraving of Breekweek Castle, contains the Lists of both Houses of Par liament, Baronets of England, Great Officers of State, Aar kosisdurs, Tows and Country Bankers, &c. gilt edges, 6.1.: may be had with as Almanack.— Marshall's Ins primst Commercial Pocket Book, with • Sae Engraving of Ifs- New Tower of the Royal Exchange, London, metals, an extended ruled Ledger and Memorandum Pages, the Postage, to all Parts of the Kingdom, Country Beakers, Houses of Lords and Commies, Quarter Sessions, Gardener's Calendar, fix. on a scale adapted for the Desk or Pocket, gilt edges. price 45.: may be had with an Alrnanack.—Marshall's Mis sionary Pocket Book, with a Portrait of the late Rev. Joseph Benson, and eight Picturesque Views,coetsitneg a variety of ltrligiuur and Missionary Information; the Presets of this Rook will be devoted to the support of Foreiga Minium, *broad of all Dramninaffaies. gilt edges, 2s. bd.: stay he had will' an Almanack.—Marshall's Improved Historical Almanac*, with a flue Engraving, rein/eventing the Arch bishop of Cauterbory crownsug the Kiag, surrounded by his Nobles, &c. contains all the eseermary Planetary Calctilatioas, copious Chrouology of Astronomical and Historical Infor matics°, Ike. price 3s. Id.; the gilt • edge Edition, 4s. 64. with Picturesque Views for every Month in the Year. Pahlisberi by W. Marshall, I, Holborn Bars,' London, and sold also by all the Booksellers in the Cuuotry. riltiE most effectual Preserver end Beauti fi er of II the Hansen Hair Is ROWLAND'S 111ACANSAR nu,. As there are nomeroos pernicious Compositions daily vended under the above Name, aid some Impostors , izoi their trash "A. Rowlandsou,," A. ROWLAND and It/N, the sole Proprietors, resprrtfolly cantles. the Pohlic *cilium such Insposition. Theirs is the Original and Ge noose Macassar Oil, sad each Bottle is reigned, is Red luk, " A. lionised and Son," and with the Adding, No. 1, Kirby-street, Hattoo-garden. Price 3s. 6d.-75.--10s. 6d. and Is. per Bottle. All trith•ost the above Sigustuie and Address are Cues. tram's. they cannot &obi or wens•: But Navies erosible felt the good rffect of that system, it would be a dereliction of the duly which they ewe id the Public, as well am of the duty which they owe to themselves, to hazard their obvious iaterest by any departure front its principle, or by soy relaxation of its character. Looking, indeed, to permanent reputation, which is essential to permanent profit, they cannot allow any temporary cape. diest to interfere with their purpose. Of course, thee, they can nettr descend to obtrude any auth promises as daily appear in the imposing placards which are so ostentatiously exhibited in almost every thoroughfare in town, with regird to " Cheap Wines," those Wines being offered at • price, for which silty could not possibly be gold, were they really of the quality or character which they purport to possess. But the solicitude of the LONDON WINE COMPANY shall be, in their new undertaking, what it has uniformly been in the Tea Trade, namely—to resider their Stuck comparatively cheap, rather by the superior quality of that Stock, than by dis posing of an inferior article at • low 'price, which at any price must he dear to the cousumer. Tits, while the London Wine Company disclaim all af fectation, their object tieing to establish an equitable mei prucity by securing a fair article for the Public, with a fair profit for themselves, the Proprietors hope to reduce that system of imposture, which under the alluring guise of cheapsees, has been too long prevalent; and thus, to seCOVIS plish that with respect to Wines, which, they unquestionably effected with respect to Teas. The lamentable practice of adulterating Wines, has, un fortunately, gene to • must alarming excess of late years; and to the very considerably augmented importation of what are termed Cape Wines, that adulteration is principally to be attributed. The facilities, indeed, which these Wines, both red sad while, afford to the adepts in suck reprehensi ble practices, are become so very glaring, while the quality of those Wines is to notoriously bad, that the London Wine Company have determined at the outset that on no consi deration shall Cape Wines ever hemdmitted into their Cellars. The London Wise Company are amply supplied with Ports of the generally esteemed best vintages, among which they have a large Stock that has been from hoer .11 thirty two years in bottle; while, to insure a supply of the finest French Wines, they have had • special Agent in that coun try upon whose skill and industry they can confidently rely, from the Wines which he Ins already forwarded. But since this eittiblialinaeat has been in evetentplation, and especially since preparations have commenced for bring ing it to maturity, the Company have availed themselves of every opportunity that offered, fur selecting the oldest and finest Wines from the cellars of the most eminent merchants in the City. They have happily too met with occasions, pecu liarly favourable to their object, among merchants retiring from business, and private gentlemen about to break up their establishments; and there is scarcely any entineut *hi pper, hir the last 30 years, from whose importations the Company have not made purchases, ruder the guidance of the most com petent judges of Wines, whose advice sad aid the Proprie tors hare engaged in the conduct of their new Establishment. The Louden Wine Company will always keep a Stock of Foreign Spirits, which may he depended upon as being of genuine and superior qualities, and which will be Paid at equitable Prices, both wholesale mud retail. Such are the grounds upon which the Proprietors of this Company take leave to solicit the patronage of the Public. The character of the Loudon GeoutaeTea Company •ffords, it is presumed, a sufficient guarantee to presilemen resident in the Country, or to families occasionally visiting Town, for the puuetual and faithful execution of any orders with which they may be pleased to favour the London Wine Company. This Company thiok it proper to state, that they can ex ecute ow orders fur less than vise doses of Wine. The following is a warmest of the Cosipasy's Wises, with their Prices:— ..--.. _ ..___. Pine Port (old in Ike wood) per dnaeu 42.. Ditto, warranted vintage 1815 (ditto) Crusted Bottled Port s4s. to 725. Superior old ditto, Sre to eight years its bottle 72s. to 84.. Ditto, 8 to 22 ditto Old Port in trued Fine old Sherry per dozen 465. Superior old Pale ditto Particularly soh-flavoured Amontillado 6os. to 655. Carious old Sherry, 16 years iu bottle 6 guineas Fine old Sherries in wood per pipe 05/. to 1261. Fine West India Madeira per dozen 50s. to 601. East ludic ditto 70.. to 84s. Most curious ditto, 6 to 16 years in butt1e....610 It) guineas Madritas ii. w.. 0.1 Very Sae Triserstre per duns 425. to 465. Boccil■. Calcsrella 455.1 1.14 nm ...... ... FRENCH 'WINES. Light Anissrare.l Claret .... . .... ..... per dove 72e. Very Ilse Claret 9O. arretr, Arst growits, Margot and Witte .......51. to 51 15s. Listour White and Ited Hernsitage.......• 5 guineas Seaters, Rinse 7ss. to 20e. Coil lime Frosligoar ChatsPelPie 2os. so 7 guises. ttesperier cations Besgusidy 5 in 7 guineas Hoek 4 to B guineas Moselle ... 62r. su 72.. An Agent will he appoisied in every principal iown, but no oppliestios will be received holm the potoge is paid. This day it published. is two large volumes Se°. peke, in hoards, lf. 4s. the Third Edition esf AN H ISTO It le A VIEW of the AL !SA and PROGRESS of INrl bE LIT Y, Refii#4l ion of its Priacipleo sad Ressonini ; In a . of Se►usons, Preached fur she Lecture ft:waded by the ootoorable Robert Boyle, in , die Pa►ish Church of St. histy-le. Bow, from the Year lain to 1805. • • By the Right Rev. *11.1.1A111 VAN MILDERT4 ZED. Lord Bishop of Leadoff, and Dean of Si. Fool's. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivisigton, 63, Si. Pears Church. yard, and 3, Waterloo.place, Pelbowell ; and by the Book. sellers at Oxford, Cambridge, Ste. This day is p.blMed, in tiro large r 10,147 printed voter/re. in Oro. price, in boardi, IL 4s. a New Edition, being the Third, of THE SCHOLAR ARMED lig litiat the ERRORS of the TI WE; or, a Collection of Tracts on the Priiiciplea and Evidenem of Cbristiaisity, the Consti tutive of the Church, and the Authority of Cisil Government. The whole intended for the Infornuttive mad Assistance of Young Students iu our Schools and Universities; sad rob. liaised originally by a Society for the Reformative of Prim. Printed fur F. C. and J. RivinctoiVißo.Cl. St. Pears Chureli.sard, and No. 3, Waterloo plat*, Pall-mall; •44delie by Itivingtoo• and Cochran, 14d, Suit*. This day is publisihiski rieti 51. i. boaikielina fefib 'el eorrecieslof AM A NUA.n st e S'I'KUCTION VOTI &SCRAM gNT sui irs SUPPE* . ' 'Three &resits en Ilse Subject. The • ; Sertries, twilit )lutes. 3. Heads of Self exasaintition. 4. Plila mad Practieat lastriteliosiii ler Talosi4 Persona. 5. Select Teals of Scripture for Meditating, y eiod 6. Prayers sniiabk Io the occasion. By the Bet , . JOHN HE'VLfDT, B.D. . _ Morning Preacher at I.lre Foundling illtineital, and Rector of Hiigay , in Norfolk._ Printed foe F C. andl.ltivitixinn, 2. Waterloo-place, Pall-matt, and 62, St. Paul's Chards-yard ; Longman and CO. Pateruoater-row, and Hatchaed and Sony 190, Picea. dilly. CONCORDANCE TO THE BIBLE. This day is published. aeaily whiled it quarto, un medium paper, price 45., and oil fine royal pew. price 75.; also in one vulgate octavo, Oa royal paper, Fader in.leancds Ss. ACONCORDANCE to the HOLY BIBLE : i s which is ti Weil; a acuutraphical holm eith the Cita kadar toed Table of Lessees; designed to accompany any Quarto Fsditien of the Bible, and adapted to the Maps acrd Notes of the Family Bible. published under the direction of lbe Society for Protocols( Christian Knoiledge. Bdited•by JA NES W. BELLAMY, M.A. Recta Oahe United Parishes of St. Mary Abchorch, and St. 111110tPet Pountney, and Prebendary of St. Paul's. Prided fur F. C. and J. Ri•ingiun, No. 61, St. Paul's Chereh-yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pail-niall. BISHOP TAYLOR'S PRAIRIE!. This day is published, handgun...ly peppier!, jn one vol. Stye price in boards, Si. the Second Edition, of PAY EItS collected from the sever a l Writings of JEREMY TAYLOR, Bishop of Down and Con nor, adapted to the Finnly. the Closet, the Siernmert, &c. By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M.A. Vicar of Chris t Cherch, Hants. _ . _ _ _ Printed for F. C and J. Swindon, Nu. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and No 3, Waterloo-glare, Pa ; sold also by Rivingtuns and Cochran, 148, Strand. Of whom may be had, published by the came Author, SERMONS selected and abridged, c►iefly from minor Aalborg, for each Sunday is she Year; the Saints' Days, Festivals, Fasts, &e. iu three large volumes, price 11. 19s. in boards. las i Coenly of York. Printed fer F. 9. sefl J. Riving.ion, N. 63, 4t. Pard'e Cbure►•ya(sl, awl N.. S, %Volcano place, Pall-mall ; aril l.ata6w;•6laaty Ike% Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-cow. MAKKE Ts. [Frew the " Loudon Mercalelife Price Current," of Tuesday, November 27,1821.] WEST. INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cortaa.—Only one small public. sole boa takes place glace our last, consisting of Dutch the price% paid wrere si milar to those of ruesday; the culoury sorts of both British Plantation and Poettivi have bees. its demand privately, Awl rather *bet peters thau *twee quoted Is nor last hive some iimatmeeshesu "aid; Si, Domingo at 100 s. to 102 s. has bees is moderate dreaud : the market on the an •wevy steady. Nest India Cor.e is now. 2,789 tont, being 14loalinsiat this time last year; present prices 235. per /. b 4 IL P. Suoam.—The ad btained on Tuesday last Isba been folly saippurred during the remainder of the week, astriettle Ike qaaority sold has not been so extensive. Faimmint AIAIL—A small parcel of raid Wake Ha. sawn. biktkisie told at 445. per ewt. bet the eltmiand is limbed; yelbser bas Iworight an advance of Is. on the priers at kbs IlkOrpoblic sale; foe Brasil there has scarcely been awe ilmPlirl• The mock of B. P. Sugar is now 3,741 casks less than at this period last year; present prices Ss. per cwt. lower, per Gentle average. The Rum market has been without activity at our last quotations. The present stock of Rum is 33,040 puns. and price of proofs 10.3 d. per gallon. Stock last year, pause date, lope puns. and prier of roofs 21.1 d. per cation. For tiers bas been little inquiry, but the prices me wit boot •Iteralion : _ _ DTIWOODS, with the sacristies of Logwood, are •el" doll of sale. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. In Corte* there has been rather more inquiry than for some weeks past, but nu great quantity has bven sold : the pi ices are without alteration, the sales or the week are, duty paid, 40 bags Pernambuco, good 13d.; 30 ‘Vest India 91d.; 100 Laguira, fair 7P. to 71d. (In bond) 350 Surat, Ordinary to good fair 64. to 71d.; 150 Bengal ordinary to good bid. to - Sid.; 20 Madras, good fair qd. to 6p. per lb. Total 890 bags. Tea.—The market continues steady, an advance of IJ. to 3d. per lb. has been obtained for Twankay. Isamu is in steady demand, and an advance of 3d. to 4d. per lb. on the prices of the last sale has been paid. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. Finii.- - .4.4usiderabie goaulities are dill to mar. km, which are more than equirsleut to she demand, though it has iocreased. A large public sale of Turkey Fruit of good quality was brought forward yesterday, and went at very IM rates—(fke particulars will be found under the Mad Public Sales.) BALTIC PRODUCE. Tat.t.our.—There has been an extenaive demand, but chiefly speculative, and the prices are rather higher since oar last. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. This day is published, its six very lenge 'toilsome, See. price, in boards, 31. 12.. dedicated, by permission, to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Srrond Edition of ECCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Litres of Eminent Men connected with the History of Religion in England, from the Commencement of the Reformation to the Revolution; Selected and Illustrated with Notes. By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH, D.D. Monier of Trinity College, Casnlwidge. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingion, No. St, St. Paul's Chareb-yord, and No.J, Waierlno•plaee, ; sold also by Rivingtoisa and Cochran, 148, &read. qf whom say be had, by the same Author, SERNIVONS; io two volumes, Sin. price, in boards, Ills. Rgstxsta Suoaa.—There has been rather more demand for ►ow lumps, and a small advance has been obtaiurd fur this description ; crushed is also rather higher ; several con tracts also have been made for the delivery of crushed in the spring at 2s. to 3s. per cwt. higher than the present rates. Tuargiums has risen IL to IL per cwt. at Liverpool, and Spirits also, which has caused an inquiry here ; but nut having sae rough its lint hands, nothing has been done, nor can the quotation be altered, as so positive advasce has bees paid as Spirits, though mere money is asked. I. Fish Otis these is bat little doing, and prices are rather tower. Linseed Oil has advastmil to 281. at which there ere buyers, but not any sellers under 291. Rape Oil is rather lowe►. The day ie published, price in boards, es. the Neagh Edifies, with a Portrait of the Author, of fill E WORKS of the late !Ws. CATHA RINE R. TALBOT. First published by the late Mrs. Elisabeth Carter; and now re.publitilied with souse few additiaadi Papers: together with Notts and Illustrations, and some Account of her Life. By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON, A.M. Vicar of Noribbourii, in Keel; Executor to Mrs. Carter. Printed for F. C. and J. Riviagton, No. 6t, St. Paul's ch„,,,b. y in ', cad N u . 3, ‘ Waterloo-place Pelt mall; sold KW by Itivireimis and Ctiebrau, 148, Strand. Of whom may be laid, the same Editor, LIVERPOOL REPORT, Novawsew 14. COTTOIII.—The public sales of Cotton on Friday last hav ing gone off steadily, the dealers sod spinner case into the market with increased confidence, and there bus been for the last two days a very brisk demand, and prices of Boweds nod Orkaaa hare advanced about O. per lb. : Brazils sad other descriptions go off more readily at the quotaiioas, but we do out moiler any improvement is prices. The sales of the week annum to about 11,100 bags, eoosistiog of 4,550 Boweds at gd. to 91d. fur ordinary to fair ; 91d. to led. for good fair to good. 1,060 Orleans at 84. for very ordinary; B}d. to 110 id. for osiddliog to fair; 101 d. to 12d. for good fair to prime. 500 Alaisantas at 84. to 80.; 660 Bea Woods at 13d. to 14td. for inferior to lair, 15d. to Is 4. fur good fair to good, sod a few very choice at rid. ; 50 Siaised ditto at 1101 d. to 1114.; 1,760 Peraaniboce at 110. to 1444 0. , ; 450 Numskulls. at lld. t• 11 1 d. • 570 Bahia at 10 to _. ...mill Nosy 0r..-- Iby ~ --., ..., i. so. ... _ G a. ; 570 Babia at 101 d... 1. Mrs. ELIZA BETH CARTER'S LETTERS to Mrs. 1 - 11.1.; 440 Moo Nova at 101 J. to 1011 d. ; 310 Mina Gera* MONTAGU, chiefly open Literary mod Moral Subjects. I at 111 d. I. 10d. • ISO Demerara at 91d. to 11d. • 1 90 Baas. 3 vols. Sm.. price U. 71. does at 9141. to itld. ; 140 Perovisa at 191 d. • 60 Neat India 2. Mrs. E. CARTER'S LETTERS Is Miss C. TALBOT; 'at 9d. • UM Gauge*. at/141. to Id.; 90 into' at H. to A sew Editieo, is three volt. Oro. Prier H. 7s. ,71d. The arrivals an only 11113 hap, all (rum the Coiled 3. Mrs. E. CARTER'S MEMOIRS, with her Portraite Stalls. Third Edition, 4 Yule No pr ic e 11 Is. Ite have experinced ibis week s pod domed fur British _ . FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. M I LtTARY PROMOTIONS. .-- If ar.O.re4 November 26, 1821. 20 h Regiment of Foot —Colonel James Milhaud, from half. pay 103 d Foot, to be Lientemust•Coluiee I, wiihuut pur chase—dale-al November 25, 1821. Lieuienalit joined Utildfrap lo be Captain, without purchase —dated as above. To be Lieutementr, without porcbase—Ensign Thom., Moore—dated November 25, 1821; Cosign David Wil. has Archibald Douglas--dated November 26, 1821 ; Lieutenant Jaynes Patience, finis half-pay of the fterjsl York Rangers; Lieutenant CoroelissO'Conwor, from hall pay of the 100th Foul; Lieutenant William %Watson, fiozi half-pay 94th Foot; Lieutenant Alexander Maclean, front half-pay 72J Fool; lieutenant Thomas Hinton Heileman., from haul-pay 14th Foot; Li• siemens John Maclean, frum half-pay 43d Foot; Lieutenant 14'illians Kidman, (runt half-pay Bth Fool; Lieutenant Forbes Robinson, from half pay 19th Foul ; Lieutenant Husuurable George The. ma. Keppel, from the 24th Fue4—all dats-J Novernto r 27, 1821; and Boehm Hugh Moine St. Vinceut Rose, from the 55th Foot•Zsdated Novemlser 28, 1821. To ha Cookie% without perebase--Francia Pelts, Gent. vice Moore—dated November 15, 1821; sod Samuel Rohl/ens Glut. vice Ganglia—dated November 28, 1821. Tu be Amistant-Surgeon—Aarialaut-Surgeon Milehell De viii, M.D. from half pay 24 Royal Veteran Battalion— . haled November* 1821. 33d ditto—Brevet Major charlea Knight to be Major, with out purchase, vice Grail, proasultd iu the 54th ['out— dated November 24, 1821 38th ditto—Brevet Limitenint.Colonel Samuel 11.11, from the 89th Foot, to be Lieueemsue.Culonel, without pus chaise —dated November,* 1821. To be Lieutruants witbOrt purchase—Ensign Robert Mat thew—dieted November* 1821 ; Ensign Alexander Camp 1011—dated Novenibee 26. 1821; Eosign Thomas Kerr— dated November 27, 1821 ; Lieutenant Aldwell Taylor, from half-pay 25th Light Dragoons • Lieuts emit George Brown O'Brien, (ions half-pay 4th West India Regiment; Lieutenant Alexander Campbell, from half-pay 91st foot; Lieutenant John Liston, from lialf•pay 47th Foot ; Lieu tenant James Buchanan, f ro m th e 89th Foo t; and Lieu- tenant Thomas Armstrong, from half-pay 2d Foot—all dated November 28, 1821. To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Campbell, Gent. .vice Matibew—dated November 25, 1821 ; Frederick Tudor, Geol. vice Campbell—dated November 26, 1821 ; and Henry Charles Fraser, Gni. vice Kerr—dated No vember 27, 1821. To be itasistant.Surgeon—Aniataat•Sargeoa John 'Job son, M.D. from half-pay 9th Royal Veteran Battalius— dated November 25, 1821. 541 b Regiment of Foot—Brevet Liemettant-Colonel Colton boon Grant, riots the 33d Foot, to be Licuteuaut-Culssei, without yurchatie—dated as above. To be Lieutenant., without purchase—Ehsigna Thomas FI gaff —dai ed November 25, 1821 ; Charles Hill—dated November 26, 1821 ; and Jobs Clark—dated November 27, 11121 ; Lieutenants James Lawless, from half-pay 60th Foot ; George Foskey, from half-pay sth Wert India Regiment; George Manners, from half-pay, 24 Fool; Thomas •Livingstone Mitchell. (tom lialtpay Rifle Firi rade ; John Griffiths Heaven, from the 65th Fool ; Fit'- &rick Thocubury, (ions half-pay Rifle Brigade • and Julio Norman, (ruin haltpay 81st Foot—all dated orm ber 28, 1821. To be Ensign., without purchase—Godfrey Charles Gent. vice Fs seer—dated November 25, 1221; Fenton, Gent. vice Hill—dated November 26, 1821 ; and Frederick Collllliiiiile, Gent. vice amity—dated Novelette Ti, 1841. T. be Assistani-Surgron.—Airrieleel-Suricron Archibald Shank., M.D. from half-pay 56th Foot — deed NoseMber 26, 1821. 891 h ditto —Brevet Major James L. Baader' to be Major, without purchase, vice Hall, promoted ia the 38th • • . dated as above. Commissions signed his Ike Lord Lieutenant of toe County of Southarapiou. Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. to be Deputy Liesantaat—dated November 8, 1821. North Haat, Militia. Peter Hawker, Req. to be Lientesant-Colonel, vie, Ogleader, resigned—elated November 15, 1821. Sir James Whalky Smythe Gardiner, Bait. to be Major, vice Hawker, prosnoted—dated as above. Charles Puplissa Hill, Gent. to be Ensign—dated as above. &mils Hash. Militia. Jobs Miming, Gent. to be Lieeteustit—dated November 8, 1811. Cosussisrialt in the Royal Cheshire Militia sired 1, 1 , th e Lend 14stilimant vComfy ea:velure. Edward Da Pat Towasheed, Geut. to be Email's, vice Met. trans, despiateti—dated Noveusbrr 14,1811. BANKRUPTS. Peter Mottos, of Salford, Lescaster„ lambast, to ..r. reader, Member 17, 18, awl /assays 111, at ten, St the Sur los, blastliester. Aiturseys, Mr. Hires, Masciseter and Mr. Ellis, Chaseery lase, Loaders. Melee Staff and Milian' Wimmt Staff, of Norwich, sod of Kiai.etreet, ateepekle, London, bootbeome-otesofaciem. ere, to semester, December 10, 11 2 sod Joiroary S, at few, k ~~ ) ~7' Ll ,