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Doke saf Miles" Mr. Egerton; Antonio, Mr. Chapman ; Protects. Mr. Abbott; Valentine, Mr. Jones; Sir Thario, Mr. W, Forma; Leaser. Mr. Liston; Speed, Mr. Illasichard ; 'Ubaldo, Mr. Damsel ; Rudolf's. Mr. Pywe. Julia, Miss M. Tree; Sylvia, Miss Hsllsode; Loretta, Mks Reawsonot. In the mums sf ibo Ploy will he istrachserd lent., Melo. Clem, sad Choruses, she Pesky seketed from the Plays. Nees. nod Suanets of Shabraesre. In Act IV. will be in trodased Fuer *claimed Scenes. __)lee of PIORPOLK, removed frame Home may: ilicaiklirg &him Satre Polygletta et Castells Lexices, • vole ; Taylor s Hebrew Cueic.irdance, 2 vols.; Hlesiry on the Bible, S volt. in mina ; Mositfaticon's Antignities. 7 tole ; Moresby's leteless. by Whitaker, I vols.; Dagdalee War wickshire; Morssit's Ease, 2 vols.; Encyclopedia Britian. aim, 18 vole ; Blesser Hasart's Revelation of the True Minerva, a Poem, exceeively rare, 1582 ; Nouveau Tessa. meal, par In 'flirolepiens de lorsvairs, suppressed Edition, extremely rase, DM; enrisus Old Tracts; Manuscripts, • &e. and J. SIVEW RIGHT strongly teeo/m.44d • • the advantages offered on the Nest Day's Drawing, 11th December, when £6,0041 41 least is sore to be drays from das Wheel, whirl. contains 1 of t 30,000 • 3 5.000 1 1 3 4 At. Le. all Money! sad sot Two Blanks lo a Prize! All Purchasers between the 20th November sad 11th De cember, have the option of reluraing their Tickets and Shares (whether saadeawa vie drawn Small Nitre or Elasskal after Ilkiag the Chance of the 5,1100 t. and other Capitals drawn es that Day. By this Plass the RUA is very ironing, as lou der : Coat Price. To he Retaraei. Risk. TICK ET £24 s too is 0 ts 0 0 HAI.P 13 5 0 It 0 0 1 5 0 QUARTER.-- 11 13 0 BO 0 1•11.1 •; EIGHTH 3 7 6 3 0 0 • 'IL 01 SIXTEENTH 114 0 110 0 0 4• Tiekets tad Meares are ow Sale at No. 37, Careabill. 11, Hearn% aad 38, Haymarket, Lottakra. op* These Purchaser,. whn intend reterniag their Tickets or Owes mast do so before the 20th Deeeniker. • • • • • • • • • ••• After which, id time, • new Entertainmewl. tolled THE TWO PAGES OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. The Principal Characters by Mr. IV. Ferree, Mrs. Chat. 10 /1 1 79 Mao Foote. Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Atkins, Mr.. Falwell, Min Love, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Yining. A Private Ron may be bad foe the season, or 'tightly, of • Mr. 'rendes, at the Son•OlEce. • The Doors will be opened at Half•patt Si: o'Clisek, and abs Play Noggin at Srvem. earn, 70.; Remold Price, Sclld.--Int, Ss. dd. ; Seemed Priet. Its.—Gallery„ Its.; Seam/ Price, la—Upper Gal- Ivy, Is.; Second Price, Bd. The Two Pages of Frederick the Great will be repeated every Eeewing, To-ammo eseepted. To-morrow. King Henry IV. Part 11.—with the Corpse lion : King Heary, Mr. Maerirody. On WedomdsY and Tbantilay, The Two Umstlemea of Nernws. Ott ., Friday, by particular desire, Tbe Emile. pHE ESSENCE or. PEARL *net PEARL DENTIFRICE, ietesteel by the let. Jacob Detect, Dentist 1. the Royal Family, hove bees primed by Itteg ex patiate:a to veal, eteet, lteth 1. elegeeee meg gamey, reenrother preveretiee ter the Teeth ..d Geese they et% VIA. M.W. pAiNeltet, prineihr. w —I, EVENINCi AMUSEMENTS; or, the Beefily et the H Displayed: i. !stile), several striking appearances in the Heavens during the Year len are Jr.. .crib. By WM. FREND. Esq. M.A. Printed I.o 4. ll•riynteoll Ludgute-street. render - thee white and beautiful without impilvies the enamel, flutes sorb no are loose, and keep such's, are de. card frson breveting worse. They likewise render the breath delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly as.. the Scurvy in t►e Gums, and make them grow Arm and elate to the Teeth.—The Esselte( is particularly revue. imendoll to Paresis and Pers., who have the care of Children as tie greatest preservative of young sad tender Teeth. None are 'remise bat what have the words, " J. Bread, Bayley and Blew, Cockepur-street," engraved in the Stamp. Price Se. fld. each. BAYLEY'S TRUE. ESSENTIAL SALT of LEItaPNS, far inking lab Spots sad Stainsout of Lace and Lines. The ime/111641 is sigued " W. Bayley" es tk Bon end Wrapper. Al.. his SCOURING DROPS, foe taking Grease oat of •ilk, Stuff, 'Woollen Cloth, Sec. price Is. each. VERITABLE lOMMADE DIVINE, price 3s. Sd. the Maas. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Par fa son , Cocks pu r-street , Leedom. _ _ Tido day are publiolAl. price in boards, 65.6 J. ILLUSTRATIVE E PLIES, in the form of Essays, to the QUESTIONS proposed by the Right Rey. HERBERT HARSH, Lord Bishop of Peter borough, to Candidates for Holy Orders ; is which. his Lordship's interrogatioas its redemption, °tightsl sin, free o ill, justification, everlastiag salvation, p 3 edtstinstios, rege neration, renovaion, arid the Holy Trinity, see Anoint to be roustructed (meths Hely Seriptures, sad the Articles of the Church of England. Printed few P.C. and J. Itivingion, St. Poor* Charck.yard, an.l Waterloo-plisse, Pall-mall; sad sold by the Booksellers ..t Oxford, Cambridge, itc. LITHOGRAPHY. RODWEL!. end MARTIN have to announce to the admirers of Lithography, that in coesequiesire of the great improvement and increased demand fur works in that art, they have opined a *emirate Establishment•at 40, Argyll.strect, why,* will be retied an extensive cutler. 'ion of the best wurks hitherto published, English and Foreign. R. sad M. hay* seirevel See murky in Ibrogrequr which will be duly aunounted. They have lately published thv followinc— ROMA N COSTUME3,deawe from Nature by Pieelli.— Containing tiveuty-four Plates, price 41:1s. coloured, and a 24& PARISIAN COSTUMES, drawn from Moore by J. .1. Chalon. Parts I. 11. and 111. This work wall colutiet of Tune numbers, each C 1.111111111111111311 coloured Plates, price 12s. oblong fah°. 'COSYUM Eof PERSIA, drawn from Nature by Orlowski end Sorb•Jct, mill cognised by C. lintlenasistel nod D. Digh ton. To be completed ha six Numbers, earl, containing five beentifully coloured, lomat tvlicr. Numbers I. to IV. 16.. each. VIEWS Phistrating the ROUTE of the SYMPLON.—• Than from Nature by Major Crickbore, sad ow Stone by .1. Harding. Nnedlera 1. to X. To be completed in twelve, e,rh containing Ave Plates, price Ye. eseh, royal folio. VIEWS illostrating the ROUTE of MONT CENIS.---• Ns .• from NIIIIIIII. 10 Major Cockburn, and Ull Stone. 10, Hidlniandel. Numbers I. to X. To be conspletgo in torlsr, each containing five Plates, price Si. each, royal TIMM ES sr EN ERV. Toesity.fire Vievre on flint ft Over, from Riebnionol to Oxford. DraWa by %V. Mosel. A.K.A. No.!. To be completed in fire N ber4, super royal rad.. I.ITNOOP.APIIIC IMPRESSIONS from SkETCIrIF.S of BEITiosll sCENERY. by Frenrie Nieholoon. Super royal fob.. No. I. r 1111,1111 1 ,1111/ Ills Plates. SEI.I',CI lON of FLOWERS, drawn by B.trilmlnmew ; rertienloorly aileptril for Sondem'. To compirtrd in sox Xnunbers. imperial din. earls Number coniainine setre, . _ uo M. 14,.1. 41. and 111. price :lg. rads, ur beautifully culutirrd 124. 1.K.11. ORNAMENTS and DESIGNS, front the Antique, highly and peculiarly adapted to Architect., Sileeremithe, Upholsterers, Cabinet-makers, Paper.stainers, ereamentst Hootr-painters, Carpet-mostufseierers, Manefarterers, C , Gilder*, Booktouders, Ladies' Pitney Works, cl.-e. ; roodiluieg 100 Plates, imp. 41e. price 41. halt tweed. Any Neenher may be had separate, price 7s. 8.1. ROI/WELL and MARTIN'. DRAWING IlitOk. No. I. to XII. ears cusitaieing four Pities, hem &hieing. by Harding, Pripet, Ilellmandel, 3f.t. ice. Royal the. price BJ. each. To he completed in Mealy Bombers. TWENTY VIEWS, eflaracteri•tie of the e-inst nod In tend Scenery of Englund, &levied and draws. uas !boor- by W. Collins, ft A. The int Iwo jest published : The e , ..h Vidor, the Bird Catcher, prireth ProoG or. Imlis Drs. A guest variety of ether Weeks is 11.ithogiapity may he seen it 40, Argyll-street. Rooltrellitg sail puldiehing ae ual at 46, New*Bultd-strect. Macpherson. • tapas, hp purchase. vice I. lie LieuWeilibt, b pot above. • v.! ramigoi Portion Ti!e D. fro. ter rasai--dated Nirreashec - Grreadier Poet in the Arm)-mdated . _ at the 124 FoOf, to be lbtl. • •Nay 3d Folk so br Maine oady—d•ud povesober 20, - I It TA FP. M.D. from 40th Foot. to 4endte t koreeolllll4 • Ho►puat.Aarismot ...40 hoe bets sepermiled. &MAT,* if the Gotz-tte of the 17.1, 41111 Foot. Far Limitation Himmirahle William Rana. from bill. pay 34 Foot Guards tu he Lirettaant, &r. read Lirairaaad Hunuorohlk %Them Home, from half-pay 3d Foot Guards, to be Liramilaut, dr.c. Commie:Mae is the Warwickshire Regular MOM*, siolood by the Lord Lierteeant of the Camas of Warwirk. To be Ensiling—Joke RllllllO Smyth, Gest.; sod Charles Brueksau, Gent.—buils Ivied Noweuaber 2, 1021. Prkitehal, Normier 27, 1821. The King limb been pleased to give mod grant onto the Right Hoosierslaw Thomas Grosso *or, Earl of Winos, of Wiltoo.castle, iss the tiniest, of Men-ford, sod Viscount Grey de Willed, in the . . 41 . 1 rowaaiy, secrurl son of the Right H o . noeirstde Robert Earl grosveour, Risesinat &Spam', and ' Bares Gruovewnr, by Eleanor Cornices Greimenur his wife, only surviving child and heir of the Right Honourable Thomas Earl of Witte«, of ITilioa Castle aforesaid, and Viscount and Baron Grey de Wilton, deceased, his royal Brener sad authority, 1141 he and hirsiosue may, out of offer.- -itnearesecipeet for the memory of his waterer', graodfather, Aposid Thomas Earl of WIDOW deceased. sad Is conspli• mace with a proviso said declarstion.eoetaieed in his last will 'RIK testament, take and use the auras*, of Egerton only, geOrsfee beer the arc., of F.gertuis may; seek arms being leek drily evemplifirifrecording to the laws of arms, and ro e/redid in the Herald's Once, otherwise the said royal tigeoce and penalise*, to be void sod ail D~ effect. Apil also to command, that the usid royal evergreen.", and deelaratioe be registered is his Majesty's College of Arm.. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Richard Bingham, Clark, sew or late of Gosport, Sonth amploa, beaker. -Robert Wench, late of Slatford, Lioeiste, linen-draper. Ribert Sestets, of Wernbeidar, Yudt,eottou.spinuer. BANKRUPTS. George Lawler, of Elightessry.terrone, !allegros, 'nee. . ellant, to earrender, December 8, 15, and January 12, at eleiima, et Guildhall, Leedom. dimmer, Mears. Smith aad Buchatimortkiledford.rew. Abraham Attain* IMO at Lymieusee, Sevalsemptets, eurgemi, to evereader, Deferable IU, 15, lied Jaeger, it, st twelve, at the Asgel Inn, Lpiniegtos. Attorneys, Mr. Capes, Gray's-Ina, Leedom; as.l Mr. Goy, Lymintrera. Richard Monkbouse late of New Shoreham, Sussex, tim ber-merchant, to atervaler, December 7,8, and January 12,, at eleven, at the Sea House Hotel, Worthieg, Soaves. Attorneys, Mr. Rogers, Worthing; sod Sir. Hicks, Gray'. liiii-tiostare, Limed**. Edward Paiute, of Little Chart, Kent, paper-maker, to sur render, Detember 14, at morn, 15, sad January 12, at eleven, at the Geildhall, Canterbury. Attorneys, Mr. Elwyn, Hythe; and Messrs. Fisher and &Whir, They're-lan, London. William Heavy Campers, of Croydon, Surrey, hatter, to surrender. December 8, 15, anal January 12, at ter, at Guildhall, Lamaist. Alterweye,Messrs.Saunders and Bailey, Charlotte.street, Fitsroy-tignere. Joseph Clarksoa, of Grisereburch-street, London, hailer, to surrender, December 15, 22, end January 12, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loncluo. Attorneys, Messrs. Oebaldeston sod • Lnedes•street, reischurcla3teret. James Niblock sad Richard Stanley Latham, of Bath, ernollenArapers, to overreact, December 7,8, and January 12, at twelve, at the Rummer Timers, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread street, London; and Messrs. Bevan and Belittle, Bristol. Daniel Bray, row or late of Plymouth Dock, victealler, to surrender, December 7,8, and January 12, at ten, at the Roemer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Flourdilion and Hewitt, Bread-mei t, London; and Messrs. Bevan sod • 8, .i01. Jahn Armistead, late of Clapham, York, cotton-spinner, to surrender, December 26, at five, 27, at ten, sail January 11, at eleven, at the White Horse lon, Prestos, Lamearter. Attorneys, Meyers. Ruck and &sancta, Prestos; sod Mr. Norris, Jo hn street, Bedford-row, London. James Cropper, late of Great Peter-street, Westreineter, brewer, to surrender, December 4, 11, and January 12, at twelve, at Gandhian Loading. Attorney, Mr. Maugnall, Aldermatibuey. James Homestield, now or late of Canonici, Kildwick, West Riding sir Yorkshire, ealieo-manufecturer, to surren der, ;Jet-ember 15, 17, awl January 12, at len, at the Red Limo lon, Heaton.Nurris, Lancaster. Attorneys, Meters. Lowe and Bower, Southaerifttun•beildings, Chancery lase, Lareidoe ; and Messrs. Newtons said Winteibottom, Stuck- Isaac Lon f trieg, of Liverpool, linen-Draper, to surrender, December 17, 18, nod .1 y !I, at eleven. at ibe Star and Garter Taylors, Parsilise-strees, Liver pool. Attorneys, Mr. Mawdsley, Dbirans-lane, Lord-street, Liverpool; and Mr. Wheeler, Castle street, Holborn, Londoo. Frederick Fisher, junior, late of Leicester square, Mid. diesee, tureens', to .urretsder, December 8, 15, and Jaen try 12, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messes. Bead sad Hayes, Redford-row. Thome, Kay, late of Lambridge.place, Walent, Somer set, but now of London, ItOCllllllert, to surrender, Decem ber 4, 11, nod January 12, at eleveu, at Guildhall', London. Atiotocy, Mr. Noel, Great Ormaund-strivt. John Howard, WV of St. Martin's-court. St. Martin's-lane, cordwainer, to surrender, lkwensher 15, 18, at twelve, and January 12, at ewe, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Jones suit Howard, alioring.lmie, London. Phillipp Cella, lair of Mddeford-court, Fenchurch-street, 'but now 'of George .trees, Mosorier, Loadoo. wieseeter chard, to surrender, thwenitier 8, 15, and January 12, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Aniteslry and Sou, Finsbury-swim , . DIVIDENDS. December 92. A. Parkinson, of Manchester, calico-printer, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms bin, Manchester. December 22. W. Bowler and J. Warburton, of Castle. semi, Southwark, hat-snainifseturrrs, at tru, at Guild ' hall, latiolon. Doran Iper 26. R. Perry, sir Illandford Forum, Darrel, and J. Fut., of Wrieburne• M tester, Dorset, auctioneers, at eleven, at the Kine*s Aries lain, Winstiorae-Minster. December 8. T. Austin, .1. Gregory, sod J. Heassisi, of Bath, baited / owe s , m i irn , al,(iuildhall, London. December 29. E. Leeson, of Wood-street, Leedom, sail of ~_. _ ---•,, ribbon-ntioinfacturet, at ita, • Landoll. January b• I—Timmins, of Riemialhasa„ saah.saasolho. torer, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Riminglumn; limitary 5 G. Lander, of Birmingham, jeweller, at olasen, at the ILersl Hotel, Birmingham. January 1. T. Parks and A. Lawrie*, of INeosistiftilp mgchauts, at nue, at the Hen and fitiekang it nisaaltam. December 24. I. Nash, of Bath, Somemet, ~aYtltenMty at ripa•ro, at the ateottopher Inn, Bath. December 18. G. Griffith', of Cormier-6track, Loarbasama elke, as twelve. at Guildhall. Drcemher 22. I. B. Badeiter, of Flatilidd INsmaLook. Lutz, linen-draper, at mar. at Goihlhola, Laotian. Decemln r 22. E Hannians, of Theoadooodismisool.Lawhaa, ship broker, at tatter, at Guildhall. • Dreember ft. A. Fearer, of Norfolk-street, AI. Illiary.lo4o4* Middlesex, upholsterer, at our. a' G 011,116111 19 lealin e ; 4l4 December 22. H. Burgess and J. H..bha►d, of Mil Cantson.rtrovi, Loottue, at ten, at CoildhoN,isarolhas: Decesolies ' December 22. C. F. Kirkman, of Deal, gent, linen-draper, at twelve. al Guildhall, Lundou. December 24. J. Roydell, late of nebula Green, Middlesex, coal-merchant at twelve, as Guildhall, London. December 22. P. R. Philipps, of Carionriben, druggist, at twelve, as she Commercial Rooms, firisiul. December 27. J. Kroll, kite of Barfrealune, Kent, miNpr, at ten, at She Guildhall , Csesteshury. December 27. E. Smith soil J. S.inderron, or Deaden, York, tailors, at eleven, at Ike White Horse Inn, York. CERTIFICATES.—Dg,gcusigt 22. C. , Wright, of Ludgate hill, Loudon, wise-ourrrhant.-- D. Wright kit of Wril.sireet, %Vendome-square esd no* a t, Tower, Middlesex, fop, of Idsariteatter, calico-printrr.—W. Horton, of Yardley, Worcester, timbrr-oetrlont.--.R. T. Gilbert, of Stoekbridge, . . Hauls, eu•l•inerctrant. W. P3ysist, of m =theater, • i et aserebaNt.—J. Barbet y, of Coventry, rilabaad.manufacturer. PA RTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. E Carlile, W. Cathie, B. Marshall, and W. Carla., o f Watlinerdrem, Laudon, and of Paisley, Novernber ?ft, 1821. —E. Fremont and H. Coupland, of London. Bristol, and Exeter, coarb.proprietein, November 26, 1821.—T. Hut band, gen. T. Ileshanel, jun. and H. .1. Huabemid, of Ply. muuth•Duck, DrIPVO, banker., October 22, 1821.—J. P. Smith, R. Kempileurne, and J. Hulgate, of Salter'. triesoie.meeed. London, wine.wierchaars, so far as re gards, P Smith, November 30, Id2l.—G.llllllan sad H. Taylor, of St. Ounetatia.hill, Lower Thasiies.ineeet, cu►tom. lionseageata. November 30, 1821.—W4 Otberry and C. Cha pple, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lase, Osiers Decem ber 1, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average prier of Brown or Muscovado Boor, ems paled front the Hermes made in the week ..ding tie 28th day of Nuremher, 1821, is 304. 841. per hundred weight, en , endive of the intl.% of condoms paid or payable slice.. Oh the impartation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Ethers of the Average Price of &iamb Corm, ITlaelserter Stemmer. or received has the lloomvecee hi tba respective Nlaritirsse Cities aad Tawas is lEmiload pad Wales, (rum which the Prieto that Rovers Impartation art calculated —November 24. ISt I. • duty entering. to Mr. Wiggleawiteih. of L imedhow sees MilJs, sitaiste wrAhsp 4wo miles of RoeIII& goon, was returning horse * *hilt et 21* fir. dat hies bya person who war COI behind a hr.*. rtireetely the•ball onty=part of the gentle suaiir'is coo, whitest Switching L's body. As the ware on which lie rode started at the shot. ha was thrown ow the ground. and before he could rise live of the asairosios malted on him for the purpose of instantly dispatching him. He immediately cried out for mercy; nod is soon us ilteMllaitis chstrovrvirti by 4w. voice-that they. had mistaken the object of their vengeance, they billowed him to depart with out soy injury. There is a gnaleinau in the Isaiglthotirlitiod of the !place who strongly re...nobles Sr. Wiggletrworsh in dress and stv. und who sides ishemarof the vans, colour with Nita arlNltoad so he is obliosiows to the peasantry. peas trolekhlie ffee the tnteaded . . rehhiiir e tt, pitman. ... .. . whit moor). he had in his house. Three rufLins en,- ti.red the house •boot three ii'tlotit in the mounts* one of them with his lice disguised. They sie• !witted to Nye silent ei•nsidendite time in the tiothe 'twanging their.proreeding,, before they emoted Major Collis's bed-room, and in have beers thoroughly informed es to the iiiterier of the house ; and no el..ubt can mist as to their luiving gaoled access by tier agency of mile pinion within. They gat admittance through a window, the shutter of whit') had 'wet' well bolted the evenitig before. and could only hare hero taken down by a person inside the house—stt it was rempved and laid aside, without tiny noise or tioleuce Whatever. Hata iog done this the threw bay into the went. to pre. vent noise in their first procerdiega. They sifter. *aide Went to the widow- ; here the mitielles nesined winch find been burning the evening be . - fore, mid having stuck some pieces to the walls to give light in Ow passages, they proceeded up stairs. taking a ethane with them. They gently opened the door of the thorn on the right timid,. where the maid servants lay, whom they charged at their peril to make no noise. Major Collis, room was on their left hated, of which they appeased to have been aware, *tame having made any enquiry of the distils. They proreeded od fee with veer aecre.y; until Mir. Collat.. hearing Dealt slight oboist at the stair-head, inquiring who was outside; one of the ruffians immediately broke the lied. room door with a blow of • s ledge, firing into the room at the "'die eminent, nod eallingotat • 1 Money!" Two of them melted to the press whore Major C. had a large sum of money, while he, with into neiive courage, leaped from his bed, sod made an effort to seize the poker at the Arr-yr . lore 1 one Of she ruffians immediately *Ova him on the head with some iron instrument; which hectored his skull, while another fired at him Sr he fell, mid lodged thirteen slugs in his body. They then got poseeesion of a sum of mr ney, amounting. it is supposed, to 2001. in cash mid baok-notes, and having obliged Mrs. Collis to open all the drawers iti the room, they retired, threatening her at her peril not to stir for two hours. At the ex piration of au hour and • half, supposing they might have left the house. Mrs. Collis rang the bell, winch was answered by • shot from below, intimating that they had not yet departed. The servant maids, how. ever, hyped out of a window at the boa of the house, sod, as soon as their fears allowed them, went and called on some gentlemen in the neighbourhood, et whose approach it is likely the robbers fled. leuvin,g the sledge behind theta. Two servant men, who slept in an out-house commuuicitting with the main house, were called up by the gentlemen who arrived, but they declared their perfect ignorance of •ny thing having occurred. haring been asleep during the en tire of this horrible transaction. A further sum of money was left undisturbed by she rubbers,although immediately near the widow by which they enter ed, but it appeared that Major Collis had not beer. in the habit lately of leaving any money in ttn• place, of which they were probably aware. We have no doobt but a diligent pursuit, on the part of the Magistrates and Gentlemen of the county, will speedily lead to the detection of the wunkren. They were observed to take the road to this town iii their flight ; nod six or seven men were observed coining in here. yesterday morning, at au early hour, from that iiely,hboarhood. Major Coilis survived fur about twelve hours, in great agony, obeli death pat a period to his se feting*. Major Collis served • considerable number of years in the army with distinguished bravery. and war Wittily in the command of the lath Veteran Battalion, until they were disninbodied, when he, of course, retired on full pay, possessing also a pension for the loss of lees left hated. amounting. to an annual income from his country of above 50' f. lie made it his study, by many kind offices. t' , prove serviceable to the labouring poor in his wr.vii bourliood. He was *trickly just, a sincere frig art, and to his family most strougly and afkctiennite!7 attached. A meeting of the Magistrate and Gentlemen of the county of Kerry is fixed fur Wednesday, at one o'clock. at the Court-house in Trader, for the pur pose of considering and adopting the most effectual measures for the discoetrry of the ruffians concerned in the shocking murder of Major Collis ; and uiso for adopting any measures which may be necessary for the preservation of this county. The requisition for the meeting is signed by the following Gentle men:— J•mes Crinkle, Governor ; John Bateman, Wm. Peasonby, Ritiard Chew Robert Day, William Bateemin, James Ma gill, Juba 4tlie, William Hittiad, John Junes Hitimuto, Thomas Day, and Janson P. Caine. Chic We have heard, that several at have latele take,. up their abode in this towi r ) ll e hope that wage plan, for inquiring into this matter will Le adopted at the county meeting. Iff ~,, f. 7 <___„, 4 „. ; .,„. 7 (..mr ,,- •••• "-^••• ~ . . . . , 7 1 * . 4 . .0!"....... .1 A lof ' • - • is ' :ye—. :. 't . 7 : 1 4 .6 4 1111 WM 112a* .7 • '..... :.. : ir, i ... to : . - • ..itp;.: +o is ... , i,„i oil, , .. 140aq . 9,it Viloilliti. ► Id iteown,t .4. 1 1,4 .0.30401, 3.00&3$311041 Dij*riststliaswell rosy. ", 111 • ~ .' I ' 6" !.r. l is id ,iffi Lil ,rN . avail is deft te9 tltregie •to- titif i rObne, W ig il l' • ' „,,, of ~) , 'lsia e l a lli la biliViß iiit , 1.4 3. • 7, . $ • . •.v•.v ~ . • ..) . • • . . doe rr or • . ... . . f 7- r r NITio it i , i nrot.'4 ll . .- r ot. . tYltltrt rT. :7 I.,•), • LON DON,' MOW [AY; .. DECEMBER 3' :"..-.1.41' • i " f 4. • • 1 3 ~ ertri . 4 T' — '''"' - ' - ''"r• - -*- 4 '--w---- 1 --•----"-•-u---• -- .. rilitt.4 Tii I. ,- 1 * 4 ., OY-1. ANIII. ' 1 This' day an yoldynieso, ira osoi wa l e ., m o w i ms; ;; " ea. is he Maine, by parckass_ Maepionant, who retiree- MIMS EVEN 1 1 .... 9ffiltr omph tAllr.- 14.' 9, how& ;orin t • osli. Ise paper, wills sti•Htlowel Pesews is ' MIA Noverabre ill. Birk a its Ma j e s ty ' s Per ••••,_ mosit I ' Illowspossee l'yo. 01.1 Eveirk. Faretee torionsro v ise. peter Its. dd. is lids. Ldeeleweol Aimee biseloos tikilltoPtstof 4 Pelebose. view JOY of • ~..-,. N p9ri-VS. UIIYINF: •1.11 MORAL; suroy of DOISIDNISO•fdIIied OS 4= Itt - 1 4 ,Vr.r, . . them sow Arlo pnbtisberl. Evivita Heavy Paxtoo• WI is be Llessesdatt, by put. Blootlios, Vete Alf....derill'4lllO.-Poreell; nutlet, We. • ' ilkderved by JOHN DAWDLER, Esq. close, vier Abseleati- r doly, se above. • ..i; f m... Sean; Poissioll,lNe IMAss ':, Lao sere r Mt. Notrowad ; No- - IPoloted rim. T. Codoll, •in Orr Stroud; and Mile by Ir. C. Wahl"' "'Pl'e•vm• Gest. Mb* Ewills• by P 9149 1 191 !ire ratio. Mr. Pesky; (boob ‘l RasioN %Nest Grave-divvy, had 1 RielwittOlt, St Paul's Clioreb.yard ; sad illataiord and William.-dried "s6"11'" Mr. Harley; fibisetrit 12.erwine s Prob 4, INr.llsweper. tier. Siss, Piccadilly. Bellistoot-bseleno PAW* this. AI D. fres tile lei POW', testae, Owes of Deoroart Ctrs Illoosel 111044., anis . 4 ... to be Ssenewelf vies Bsvitillp, deeeased-dated November DR WILLAN3 . MISCELIANEOUR WORN*, 19, 1891, Kelly. TM. day are puldfilivd, In oat vol. dye. navy llte. is hoseils. • BBILYET. To maw& with tboliserfie4firMoidesi EstOollilitta, called . . . • M . IMIKOPIL ; Mr ISCBL:I,A NEWS WORKS a ' the tote Maier George Drolwows the lat er Gersodier Feet sh . t a ,....„ 4 f=iy i ., 14 . % s e p os e , v v . wa n; 1 0-11. NORMS? WILLAN, M.D. F.R.B. 11r.A.1. Gm. Guar* is be Lies eel is the Aroiy-.dated ir - r. I l ,;;,7 l ;74 wi e r t i „. St.. 8„..,,,L a m L oriro li o , PrlstAll tow Inveley hop the Astiquity 0 lbs &wall Poi, . Atom 114 *SU ....yr • • Ala. Cabin ; si ess o mosai . 41 ,, i200 , 4, I n a p.,, rn ifi r ms.. NOIOIIPO, sad Scarlet Pore.. wow Aro pwlsheited; Reports en ilt. Ili pCkra4l Dip WI Isalf.poy tog Foe. Mrs. Blood. • tbe Disease, of London, weer F.Ailiwa; awl detached Pewees d ' Lit Utilities* I is the • M Modleat sobjeeva, &leered free raviolis Periodical Pots. Anslydwissi , f. The Doors to M arab. iie Six ttiCloek, sod tbo Per. Insiteu. LB'S by ARNDT SMITH, II D. Coptßic.l•he Wee or the MN Pelt, to be fsetwolessi to ilk st 11.0.“. :1..4..! i i ki i ic l b s ." Nowt for 'T. Caitoll, is the Strand; sad W. Blackwood, Illeibv Italia If, MI.-" 1 Ilisseaers ; flonfoO•Peire. as 111.. rows, ialsweitt. , Costa* Doom Desheati oat 34 POW' to be No* Pelee, Ils.-vOal' lam lia..t isesa..l NM , 10.....0rp19 eal. • , los do Cootioest of 4 only—dsiedfievesisber 214 tom Us.; 1111•40 Frisk N. TO BE .OLD BY AUCTION, . • WM. • • Plootßt=llllM. - Nedwr l l, Id dif Mlles& of the BY MR. F.VA Nit, HOSP L STAFF. At Ids Hoer, No. 03, Pall.raslt, THIS DAY, MONDAY, A " isuld.imirm , w ham fr.,. M.O. from 40,11 Foot, to . t.' lr l ifi t t4 10041. 121118 4 614 / 1 11111 lietooker S. *alai: following Days' Ihraelay"freeyeed), err , a . • - 4 0-e*wr ill- •1vp.... :_tio a ,.. tam; ~ /i k lio ,„„= l tit 166 . 4ilki t r t- 4191 ""' 1 . 11 " 111114. • -- - ~..-7 7. - " , ' Mts. W. WOO lecooorged ro tide Thmen, arta 'win L ask , of NORFOLK, removed foss Nome lacy: Hospirat.Asvistisit Wiffiroit Oldie has bees esposesled. Make her lest appeares. , To morrow Eveobig, to Lady locality eiblis As tra P o ly g lot' s et Caoclli Lemma, 9 vole ; - Asoormsth. • • Taylor s Hebrew Concordance, 2 vols.; Henry on she Dad EA11•71114 is the baz tee of the 17.1, ultimo. e, 41r1 Foot. .. . . . ...... -. • . . . t • ~ .4 1 A 0 A. 1.04 Nine H:.; fillekt'kf 'e t.. . , tl6 tT. :7 , 4 , • LONDON,' MOAT dA ".....40 ~,, - •,, , .,, ' , 7N .4.• ' f • 4 ' I " _ . .. .. rArk.47. i,• V 4 Or•LANS7 i This day are p is woe soloist Maio. price's. io he MiLlor, by perched' ILEVEN" ''' • 91091 0.61 1tA Y.. 14 .. 9, ' heir& :10 in li t i ttllne paper, with adtitiowal Pores, is • dated November in. 111 IL Ws ilsieelea firy , k_ia-acili' Shelkspeogee Tro. 01.11 7 .agtieb. Fareirr Litagners,hie. price lle. ed. is lida. Peelettedl Joon Model vily of p9r4 S. DI YIN F. •ovi MORAL; ossoy of Deishossay—dated as Itt -" It'1,0 1 1 : Eirriga Remy Paxiso.lll ' them maw lire pnblieheil. Clestlise, KlstilMFaak•llo/11kPisasi41; lisolet, We. • 'llll4ofical hy JOHN DAWDLER, PA. chase, tier Mselraii-, Neon; Pelona* 0, far se., , Leimie. Mt. Metroopil ; He. - !Meted f. T. Cedsil, •is ilor /bead; sad Mkt by 1 1 :C. Wali". "'Pl""l'u• Ge ratio. Mr. holey; Gor.gb %I Russell %Plea Grave-digger, bad. , Nieidetos, st t Pours March - yard; sad fietehord sod William .— dried •• al' Mr. Mr. Harley; fiiiimihre flYritine, Pathri; 1111r.theper. Orr. 65., Piccadilly.' Assietest-Sergroo Philip truck, Qtrees .1 Deowert )1.• Swiss; Spissli, Miss .4 . : to be Annoys, ties II DR WILLAN'S . MISCELIANEOUS WORKA, 11, 1821. Kelly. To aselwie with tbelifflosi4iirMaidesi Este•iitatia, tidied I'M . day era ontsfillwit In one vol. lye. 5..10e lltv. is hoseibi. • Jll , IMIPKIPIL ; 111, ISCPULA NEOI.7S WORKS a , the foe Miler George DrIMIOVOW . . ! I. Cj immi t i =llr. ol ,. % S orpo hdl e , V a .. wa nt; lail. BORNS? WILLAN, M.D. P.R.I. CAA. Cosa. Guards, to be Lionel 114`,7 ri„ - ;,; a ;ij;;':p wk t h ,, Si,. 8„..,d. Mr.. Leysrello, Priailtal 05 Invylry ion. the Astigiaity 0 die Small Pox, . Aiwa 114 BMW ..•• ow cabin; mlissomomme . , Q ,, i20 , 14 m a p. m oh m *. N«0101, sad Scarlet Pewee. woo Co poeiliahed ; Reports so &Ito' le iox Fs*. Mrs. Blood. • the Disease, of b• 11140011, sew &Wine; sod detached Neer. d ' Lig • Ili Modicat ftn!ijeetv, eollected free* rattails Periodical Pat. Ansiydsesil 'The Doors to M Nimbi at'lliz *Meek, sod the Per- 1111stioes. LOS by AAR BY SMITH, II D. Captain dohs ILlDe f ill fwiligime g e . s .„ . . 3 . ll ; 44lri ll acoma g tp f al Z 3 , 3 ,".1 3 4 1, i f ilekc ' b owl Nomad fur 'T. C.MU, in the S 4 raa d ; sad W. Blackwood, il why kali* iaborgi. , Calash, Dithig OHM. Price, 118.-.00 Ism ILA. ilegood Peloo, IsaaGpplit Mud. • ... oli the Cootioest of lore. le.; ISO* I Frisk N. ~ TO BE sOLD BY AUCTION, • _. -. .. • 11121. i • K .i . ' ' O , .....? . fr , ~ ( • :; .' • • -• Nt • ' .. t 5.,, ; " 1 1 4u,11 - • ri ... ......:: lea. ,a, . a p,.... " i,„ lrr i , 411 'y f ., :,,,. .;;. '-.. ..-1, 1 ... : , p . (*' lits i tlV(l ... . -.,• • . - .4 0 ;•:. I. , ' ' i••• •ni Irgliii;di eel t 4 . It 1 •••. ----) A Al i' ... ''''fl .11 • ,•, 4 i .1 1 .1fie,S4 Al' Y,l - f.',.:. , 17 I.la .......... ..:4! 51: fitittlirOr .tta7ttl • • • • i ( ..111.11 ..reilP• dr o .7-..7•-••••• •• I +P" ,, r , •••••1". - —."•-. --' • ';•• • . • • . 54/40thy • n a . • ' 41 11° ' -- . . 'DECEMBER 3, 1821. . . ...' ~ . PRIVP•iti• .. . . . , ..........10 --,, fartP4 r allraepheasua, wlt• Miter— I Corratry, ribbonamaaufatturer, at tea, at Ga . i dry entering. IS qtr . Wiggleamorib, of Limodlorif I•ameloi_ Detesates St. i;Jetet of Ptexasl•l4, at kV au Gailsiltall, , Laiodsol. December 11. J. Ruck laud, of fifiemde.atreetifffrillis - Amin, ~prates, at Ims, , - • ttasaitar, PS. J. W. wad Re 7 ti ra n Janet, tittfle ms. Clorepit as 411 Acosta, at Dooldisail. December 22. J. Renshaw, of Glinscrster.plare, Partisan- square, Middlesex, bookseller, •t clarets, at Guildhall, Loudon. • P.Hinian 4' As Harder ova 14001 l; to Callas. 4' Jliens Lefliw t , Taissa,. ••Viiii-ekamiassa blot at t Ite therocter of nit, iiiiiitry oho yrstertity morning by • gang of villninik, with tler sole design, it appearr, t.t robbinctlito.gcuttenion of . . 1 I. 0 111 s. d s. d i IS 1 23 7 4. 28 i. e z. IRELAND. •••••INII•m• DUBLIN, NOVINBEIt 29. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. COUNTY OF GALWAY. It is pleasing to perceive that while several coun ties in this kingdom are convulsed with domestic broils, ours ha, not its yet caught the contagion, but remains perfertly tranquil and undisturbed.—(Cos nought Journal.) MISREPRESENTATION. Since the commencement of the present dipturb emcee, !furious misrepresentations have towel sent abroad, and statement. in this dors P -of some Ina,- in .gay's Paper at ford new proofs, thrtt something more than the truth has been given to the public. We have received an obliging letter from a most respectable quarter in the county of Cork, reprobating in strong and appropriate terms an account which recently ep petard in this Paper, mentioning, that there war' not a getitlenitinb residence from Mill-strert to Kan lurk, with two exceptions. that had not been vi sited by the tightly disturbers of tire peace. We extracted this account from a cotemporary, but we have now anthority to av, that it was unfounded in many respects. We have not room to enter fur ther into the subject at present, but we shall give the particulars on Thursday.--f Waterford Chroai ck, Noreatber We take the following paragraph from an Even ing Paper : *- ANOTHER IiORRIBLIE MURDER.—Letters re. eeived iu town this day from the neigh^bouthood of Kanturk mention Hir assassination of Captain tete, who lived near the town of Newmarket. This dreadful deed was perpetrated on Solidity night last, and the !cwr which communicates the {hence way written the following day. As the cir cumstance hug been communicated just as we were preparing fur going to press, we have oo time fur stating any of the particulars. " A report has gained ground in town that Cap. lain Wallace, of Drishane Castle, in the neighbour. hood of Kanturk, had been attacked on SeiedAy 140 r—that he made a most gallant detester, and had repuls►d his assailants, after having received * wound iii the contest. All we have to soy at pre sent is, that we have seen a letter, written from a place within five miles of Captain Wallace's res.- deuce, on Monday last, *laid' does not autheuticate the circumstance. Probably the assassination of Caplan, Water. may have caused a confusion of names and circumstatices—at least we must doubt, the report concerniug Captain Wallace. Of the other horrible occurrence there is no doubt. ATTEMPT AT ASSASSIN ATtoN.—On last San- t kel a. d. I . o PROM SATURDAY NIGH7"S GAZETT MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wit-Office, Nerreber 30, 1821. 3d Regimes* of Magma. Guirde—Lieutesiaut Honourable George Ralph Abercroonliy, from the half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice John Walker Gray, who exchanges, receiving the difermsee—dated N o v.BB. 1811. 7th ditto—Cornet Georce l'rigge Greenland, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Corbel, rice William Kelly, who eitehaegen,reeeieing the difereure—dated as above. 4th Regimmit of Light Dragoons--Assistaat•Surgeou Robert Greig. M.D. from the 53i1 F.ot. to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice William Gardiner, who retiree upon half-pay 53d Foot—dated November 10, 1821. 9th ditto--Sirb•Lieuteosat Lord Francis Coninglions, from the 2d Life Gaud., to be Limalesiast, by purchase, vice Ellis, promoted in 11w 78th FinAtedateill October 24, 1821. 12th ditto—Cornet John Rielard Broadhead, from the 18th light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, by porch/tie, vice Hay, promoted—dated as above. • Arthur Davies, Gent. to lie Camel, by s pnrchase, vice Kennedy, promoted in the 7th Row--dated November 22, 1821. 1816 ditto-4.jeatensat George Schreiber to be Captain, by purchase, vice Western, who retires—dated Newcombe.. 9, 1821. Cueoet J. Leslie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Schrei ber—dated as above. William Edward Flood Sharpe, Geol. to be Cornet, by pot , chase, vice Leslie—jaw, es a b ove . 1911. ditto—Lieutesmot Thomas Walker, from the 1811 s Lield Oratorios, to be Comeau, by purchase, vice George r, who retires—dated a. above. 7il Regiment of Foot—Hospital-Assistant Isaac James to be Assiitant•Stirgeon, vice ()Mean, promoted in the 2d West Reginiem—dated Noveinlor 19, 1811. . 4011 ditto—Hospital.Assiotant Petrick Coleman to he instant SIIIFeCtIII, vice Barry, promoted ou the. Slag dilliP4l a. above. 41.1 ilitio—Coroet Henry Arthur O'Neill, from half pay 19th Light Dragisma, to be Ensign, wire Montague Harvey Grant, whoeschanges—dated November 22, 1821. 96th ditio—Lielitemost Peter Rdmirsisiotra Cratme to he Captain, by poirettivie, vice Dickens, who rtileth-elliAlt4l October 24, 1821. Second Lieutenant Lord Edward Hay, from the Rifle Bri gsde, to be Lieutenast, by porck:aw, vice Craigie--dated as above. 119th dittwe•Joho Ford, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vier Lard Caranariheit, promoted in the 10th Light Drs. I mo's—doted Novenilwr IS, 1821. 89:1 ditto—Ensign William Thomas to Ise Lieutenant, wi t out varieties?, vice Buchanan, appointed to the 38th F —dated November 22, 1811. .112.1 dido—liemenant Nicholas Witeon • to he Ciptsic by purchase, wit e Alexia& r, who retirm—dated Octeiber 24 ? 1821. i) 2.1 Wail India Regiment--Ciptsln Delohoisoo, 19 1 Al- ~ rt ,•+. I i I i :., t • —.. • - 1 t ) 1 i 'l l s i ) 1,. . ~~ .