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N .01 Is Memory of bil e bags as*, tioN4 o o.• •. . •,. . r •ei e . i will be acted (4th time) the sere Toyer of • • THIS EXHIHI TION is NOW OPEN, eon- I Idelral l Y ll =lllOßGE , THIRD, have the how* . Henry Wheatley,of Cineatry, silk-dyer, to sunewbetia dim - DAMON AND PYTHIAS. ninthly • Collection of PICTITRed, Pai n t e d 1,, th e '. to Inform' the Public , therthe Dinner will b e g o ku s i 1 4 , . et iiiii. IS, end Jets lA, at *cree l mtbeXistes Read ' hie Academy, BENJAMIN Wen, Eaq. President of ghe Royal the Frawielonsee Tenors THU DAY, the 4th of Ai* it tan, Coventry. A Horsey", Meows. Long 4d At t eten„Chray% Dionysbn, Mr. Abbott* Dams., Dlr. Plaeready; PARA,' gy,,,,,,,,,, A , o r , tuelsoling the great Pictures CH Rite:„l n ECT- ilalf..pa a t se x . . Ina, Linerlun ; and Mews. TVoughton an d Lei, Covent, Mr. C. Enable; Nimes, Mr. Choral* i r• , ED, anti DEATH ON Tftt PALE HOB., view His itorl Highness,* bake of YORK hi m 5 e .;4 1 , - ,‘' ' . John Hardwick, of Clane4treet. Claer-ioarket, Middleser„ Retries ; Lucidly', Mr, Con . • Catmints, Hies Aare ; any day from Ten till !Bk. Admittan ce Ott e Am id — eiosili pifeabid si signify to the Secretary , that fug witt.met‘ bil. r . IOW.: to surrender, Jesse. ft, 16, and Jul y 14, at tea, at ' Berosion, Miss Foote; Artie, Meth Calmilltr-, . a... in_loise Catalogue thiejliiiiiiig. ' ' '' - ' dimly illreeide at do illvaitiog;_ ; tiuildball, Leedom. Attorneys, Mesas. RICIIIIIIIIII.OII, Web The Product* to be spokes bijyVA•iY",l l . l l,air ..1 " CHARLES SMART, Se . 444ary. By gra" o .i f O l tili Cel.'ai CAMPBELL . "e • Hon.Secti. .. 16")°14. , Hubert Park, jun. sow or late of Portant, Spec I I hre . oo9 . I by Mess Foote. • No. 14, Newman-street, tdiford.street. " After which a new Owed soul gossiclPamiaisla.sd HARLEQUIN AND mllll BACON. ?WIMPS` PICTURE LOITER?. 4011 June, 111111 .- 1 9,Heorillthaetreet,Cevendish-s qu a r o. csal•wierelealit. to seseywardee. !soy 9, 23, at eke , and July 14 , • N.B. Findlog it istoold be ileoneenient fur °Seers to ap- ' S . ti le , s, at Chielaltalk "' la "' "warn 84 1. 8re61114 1 -Ili' Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Yosemite* (*fitments Nola- m I R. TOMK INS bogs respectfully to inform pear in maitre, it *Vibe dispensed with. **kit is Leaflet*. Lewd°, ; a*, Mr. Calleway, Portossoldli. Thomas Nies% of Ware, Hertford, sock-maker, to seems. I bunt). Mr. Runes; Adonis Fribbietaherwards Lover), Young Grimaldi ; Young Murky (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller; the Polak, that his Lottgaw will be drawn oa Ilse . , . . /LOYAL KICHANGIE ASSURANCE OFFICE: der, June 5, 16, and July 14, st ter, at Guildhall, Loads& I Mites (afterward. C 1...), Mr. Grimaldi. Mehemet (after- TWENTY-FOURTH or JULY leliXT, Mar 83, 1821. Attorney, Mr. Hoed, Ware. wards Columbine), Miss R. Hessen. tbir Tisereatte, appointed by the Act, barest Cienciliteo E COURT of DIRECTORS of the William Haiseact, of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, 'cog**. i Buses, 7s ; &coed Price 3. Id.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; &Mel in the Lonoon Gezerrn their retire Appbation of themaker, to serenader, Julie 6, at eight, 7at eleven and Jelly at anvil', at de Greyhound Inn ' Bury St.. Fai l amteares I Pri ce , 21.—Gallery, Is.; S'eceroi Price, Is.—Upper Gal- Ability and " ill d 1 41 the a . __ of the . rIitOYAL EXCNINGE ASSURANCE dollen*, sdos 1 4, op ay n aisoing various kry. Is. ; Second Mee, Id. Works constituting the Pattra. Notice, Attormeys, Mr. Ways's, Bury St. El...tufa ; and War& Pleces fur she Moses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the radials 31.3., cabb may , be had at No.. 53 and 04, That• their TRANSPII2.IIOORS will BE SHUT from THURSDAY the 14110wif SRNS sea , to TUESDAY the Blaine, and Walter hyntoars 100, Ldon. , i Soma* Rubies*, 1 ' of Huddersfield, York , liosieh no Sir i P o s.ottiee. Madostaver, from Teo nil nor. _, New Bood.sereet, where Specimens of dee Prises are ex- nib if ~,,,, „ , . A Wieser Son away les bed (aer the SGOSUaI k Or IiIIIIIII7t "• debited, gratis sod at all Lowy Olives . •"' '''' imil**lWW . Zart • GEN KRAL COURT renilm.luito 13,114'a/id .fais JA., at eleven,* de botakaut - lir. Bseadon, at the Boa -4 . . • ..,. ' ....._ sereßh feiwilmoor led awl ei. ANA IVektf i• a t he add Cweleseediwo hada" l'i thiir 0114 . , ull lion*, Wakefield, York: Attoeueys, Mr. Imes, i W EON ESDA Y the t9th ofJuoe omit, al althea o'Cloek he G ra o inn; Landau; an d Akan. Cottle and Timm; w m q. i • Mu illbliwal* ~. ~ the Forenoon, to coosider of a Dividend. Reid. • LAST NIGHT RUT TWO (IF THE PRESENT . MOST respectfully submitted in the Public SAMUEL FENNIN(I, jun. Secretary. Wi• • lliam Slunk , of High-street, Sonthwerk, brandy-I*r: I ENTF.ETAIN 53 ENTS. the extremely hard ca* of Mr. THOMAS CHAP- The Chair will be takes at Twelve o'Clock precisely. chew, to surrender, Jane 9, 16, and July 14, at eleven, et 1 311 11. 111 ATHF.WS AT HOME , at the MAN, late of Southwark .—Nearly thirty y ears ago h e - N.II L-Atiesileisiee is gives daily *the said (W ee , an d a t (ieildhatl , Loads's. Attorney, Mr. Webb, D ean - street , 1 I THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, discovered and invented the means of making the Fur of the their.ollice in Pall-wall, for the Amortise, of Building% Sowtheidlit. STRAND, this pretest MONDAY, June 4, when it is re- I South Sea Seal-skins available to oar manufacturer.. Prr- I Goods, Merebeadiee, sod Ships, iu Hadolir, in Dock, or Them* Cherokee', of Stockport, Chester, surgeon, to Bor. t opecasiiy 1101)011.1ted that he will have the honour to at. Inose to this imports* diseovery, the valtisble fur now while building, from Luse or Damage by Fire; and also few render, June 18, 20, and July 14, at *ey e s; at the War ren I tempt a Description of his Travels itt Alit, EARTH, and obtained from Wessel by his invention, eat made no use of the Assurance of, and Granting Aunoities on, Lives. Bulkeley Aries Ino,Stockport. Attorneys, Mr. Tyler, Pump. e WATER! other Mao fur manure for the land. 'lle Far Seal-skins court, Temple, London • and Mr. Harr o p, St oc k por t. Mr. Mathews will represent the Pleasures of a Sea were o f so little value, as scarcely t ee be wo rt h th e f re i g h t THE KING'S SECOND t.rrrEtt TO HIS PEOPLE. Nathaniel Ravi., of (Laced urrh.st r e e t, London, doplate- Voyage iu the ___ _ _ - ___ of the ship. They were chiefly told to the tanners. at Rum THIRD P.MTION_ worker_ In Mart/quid., t0... A It. .... ... a— I . _. . . . •., . I I, "'• • -• °: • • • . hues Id. • FREEDOM OF THE CITY To Sem linovaimr, iIIiNSIAN, and LUSITINOTON auturrity a.Spatial. Coot of Clemson Coriatit *as held at Guildhall, fee-the purpose of present ing the Freedom of tba City in a gold box to Mr. Broushoto, her hisjesty's Attorney-General ; to Mr, Deninstr, bee Majesty's thelicitor•Genenit; and to Dr. Luahisegtoo, her Civilian ; for their. great exertions in hee Majesty's cause; and the +pleaded eloquence with which they had advocated it. At five minutes pest twelve the Lord Muyor took the Chair in the fullest Court we ever rent, Tidy pressure .below the bar was almost- iiisiittersble; sod iicit*ithstmiditig the courtesy of the Court lois provided a place for the Gentlemen of the yet on an occasion se very interesting th.y could not think el occupying -it exclusively, and the pr-s. sure there was vary boos squid to what was rape rieueed by the general crowd. Several Petitions acre presented, read, and discussed, Within about iO minutes of five o'clock Mr. FAVELL rose, and informed the Court that the Learned Gentlemen were in waiting. 11'e under stood that it was the wish of the Lord Nlmpir for the whole Court to appear in their gowns. In ;e -lusion to this Mr. Futrell *aid lie had one In Lit eye (Mr. S. Dixon) *ho had not on his wedding garment. POLLY PAGE ET. ship. They chiefly sold to the fanaers, at Rum foe/ Aware to Iwo shillings each ; they bare since been told at V. and upwards per skin, and their Fu► at eighty shil lings per pound weight. Immense quantifies of Seal Fur are yearly usauufaciured and worked up isle) hats, shawls, and cloth of great value. Numerous and various articles of urstamental aud comfortable clothiog are also mattufacittred from it; and it is calculated, that from fifty to note hundred thousand Fur Seal-skins have, u■ average, been lly imported and worked up since the time their Fur was by Mr.Chapnian first made available. Not hating the means in his power, when be made this important discovery, of securiug it trf hionsrlf, was ►be cause of has failure aud present disc . The pviblic lath already benefited by it to a great amount. THIRD This day is poislishethl:6ll;. price is. ',rioted uniformity with the 24th Edifies of the former Letter, A SECOND LETTER front the KING to hi. PEOPLE. • L-T* worker, to surrender, June 5, 19, sod July 14, at ten, at Guildhall, L3odon. Attorney% Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Aired-court, Throgiworlou-street. John Bumps% of Holborn, London, bookseller, to surren der, June 9, 19, and July 14, at twelve,at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Tatham, Castle-street, Julia Jacob Bunke, of Mincing-lane, London, broker, ro surrender, June 8, 11, nod July 14, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Getty, Haddon, and Gaily, Angel-court, Throgosoriou.street, Loudon. Mr. S. Dixolt." That is ell in my eye." The Aldermen Waithman end Wood, attended by Mr. Oldham, the Mower, and Mr. Brown, th e Seconder of the Resolution, then retired lo intro duce the learned end eloquent ptirsonages upon whom the honour of the Fri.etlono of the City was about to be tonferreil. Mr. Brougham, Mr. Denman, and Dr. Lus'Novo') then entered, pre ceded by the Aldermen in their robes, end followed by the Mover and Seconder. Having advanced to the table at the upper end of the Hall, the Cham berlain first swore them in, and haring presented each with tt splendid gold boa, he atldreised theut in the following words— By Express Desire Mr. Mathews will perfurm the TRIP TO PARIS and LA DILICEPiCE, uu Thursday (fur that night only). rablished by William Sams, B:absence to his Royal Highness the Lake of York, I, Bs Jaaseenmreet. Of whom way still be bad, The FIRST LETTER fruin the RING, a uew Edition of which (being the 44th) is now ready fur delivery. DIVIDENDS. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Permission of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. Ylll-116 EVENING, RION DA I', Julie 4, Wednesday, 6, Thursday, 7, and Saturday, 9, Messes. EfiRRAYAT and DELCOUR, who have bees engaged at a great expense, will perform. Pail L—hloas. CHALONS will go through a great va riety s.f Wonderful Experiments of Recreative and Natural Philosophy, which base bees su highly applauded and cheer ed by crowded mid fashionable Ainlsenerr. The ehmageal.le Cold, or Its Mine aud Every Burly s; the Vanishing Box; the Dancing 31oney ; the Thoughts id several Persons so Com pany told by a Wax Camille, Ste. Part ll.—Mons. ESBRAYAT, Model of the Royal Aca demy of Londoa, will lift up a Weight of 11,800 lbs. by the Strvugth of his Back. He will also lake two bog Mew, and carry %lain rOUIIII the Stage several times, one in earls band, sail at arm's length, and many other surprising Feats of Strength, never before attempted by any one. partieulsily Isis Representation of the Gladiator, He will represent the whole of the Statues in the kluareins, and those which deco rate the Palaces of the various Sovereigas. Mouse. DELCOUR will, by his extraordinary Strength, ascend a Pillar twelve feet high, in an horizontal positions, support himself in a surprising manner by two quart Bottles sanding on a Table, with a variety of Feats of Strength and Agility too numerous fur insertion. Part 111.-The great and extraordinary Marche Erienisei nR Antirodeau Wall! Max. DAVOUST will climb up a word, by the strength of his wrists, from tbe stage to the 'lop of the house, whim ha will walk with his feet spigot doe proaceniont, bus head ilowsiwards! Se. Part IV.—Mons. CHALONS will continue big wonderful entertaturneuis by a vaiiesy of astonishing feats of Philoso pineal Performances. The Magic Bottle, or TWO ISlCollipil fliges, and a variety of Feats, which are entirely new and wooderfol. and cermet fail to astonish the Audience. Moms. DAVOUST will close the Eatertaiuments by seve ral Feats of Agility, of a nouvelle and singular watery. Dour, upeo at Half-past Six, and the Performance to begin at Srvos u'Clurck. Places for the Boxes to be token at the Box-office of the Ilinatre, (runs Ten to Four o'Clock, where Private Buses may be bid. Boxes, 4s.—Pit, 2s —Gallery. Is. KOYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S) WESTJIIN• sTER BRIDGE. ••• Last wetk of Hoganls's Apprentices. Tlllti EVENING, "MON LiAY, June 4, sad daring Ow Week, at Half-past ilia o'Clork pee ei•rly, the Eotertaiumessts to coatutetece with a Ns:* Comic Dance, called LOVE AND GALVANISM! After which will be pi-4 seadtd (Oral time these three years), w Sp:midi(' Equestrian Tale ut Enchantment, with Smog., 14114 Chwrws, Combats, esatitely :sew S rncry , Ma• 4-hosiery, Dresses, cud Dem-spurs, and beautiful Stud of I Tin %re, railed VRANDA! THE ENCHANTER OF THE STEEL CASTLE. Alto the Unrivalled Troop of 1/.6114441ra! Horsemanship by Mr. Avery; Clown, Mr 0. Mown, and • Canoe SI Iu g by Mr. Hrriiiii. . . TLe whole tu cuisclude (37411 lime) Die ppular comic Harlegisiomle, DOGARTWS APPRENTICES; OR, INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS. Doors ',pen at Haitpart Five, mud begia at Half-put Six prerively. Flail price 111•Ifpavt Plaice to be of Mr. Kinlock, at the Box-office, from Teri till Your u'Clurk. In tireparotinis, and shortly will he produced, an entirely Vest Grand Equestrian Spectacle, ("united on the popular Adoratures of Gil Bias de Santillana nith New Music, Scenery, Dretwies, and Decorations, iiitended to 'hew the Hones in a morel point of view. NOBLEMEN end GENTLEMEN who are desirous of having Purl %Vines of extraurdinasy age and high flavour, may meet with it at 340, Oxford.sereet. Tlie Vintage of ISO*, Thirteed Term in bottle, 84s. per dozen; 1808, Eleven Wiwi in bottle, 78a.; 1808, Seven Years in bottle, 78s. Please to sibi.ei%e that no Family raw have more thaw Two Soarles of each Wiwi:, our can any Order be exi-coicil • XV. pr for Sampler, rill Three Days after the Order is glints, as the SiUr k of Wine is in a Gesitleinan's Cellar in the Cotaiii), rod will only he annoyed as sold —Nuniple Entiles tia. Oil and 7a. per bottle. N. 11.-1 he reason why the Sale of the above %Viers was laaitionind to Match, was usi sensual of • dispute between the I Executors of the late Proprietor. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, on an Iwpm:re deistid principle, by Mr. GRAY, Member of the Royal College of hurgetow, in Loankau, coneiructed so as to 'mom all the purposes of the bums*. Teeth, in mastica tion, aitirtilailms, Nip. manic', do. mud to remain prrliclly icettie in their places by the premiere of the aimusplwre; theieby minding ',Moja* to stumps, tying, toialing rr fmnuing springs to the adjoining Teeth, or may mltaeb n*.tit *limeys., to ilia rciatainiug Teelb; sad, cullarnaetallYi instead of icjoring, afford them rapport. These Artificial Teeth w. y be lake,' out, mid replaced by the 11111:1111lT with the createal facility. those nho require whole or half sets, Mr. Gray under takes, at hie ensa rusk lit Niguel, poem which shall answer oil the Formes abuse described, without the suisauying Pstaareure of the spiral aiming., *bark sue virally attached to nal. pi ti ., a .....ty s Old 0111 u u-s tr cc t. The friends of the above meritorious, but truly sifor. Innate individual , hare deemed is advisable to solicit a PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION,' in the lope of raising a fund that may, in some degree, alleviate his sufferings. Through severe illness sad unavoidable misfortunes, he bath fur some years been utterly without the means of being able to carry on the business be invented, established, and brought into g I sore.—Advanced age, and the great afiliction occasioned by a severe rheumatic complaint, which often cologne* him for two or three mouths at a time, is the cause of so much weakness, that he is rendered almost wilt sad unable to pursue any business that will provide the means of existence. Thus, he, who, by an ingenious mid skilful discoirry, hash been the cause of giving daily bread to llamami., who are employed in an entire new manufacture in various branches, which also occasions numerous shipping and seamen to be employed—who leaver'e the most remote parts of the South Seas in retire}, of Far. Seals, discovering many new and valuable islands, is himself, at au advanced age, destitute of sapper!. Sulacriptions will be thankfully received at Messrs. Mu ries, Fatutatar, as Co. bookers, St. Jantes'Omtreet ; and at Messrs. Snow mid Not, Bankers, 217, Strand. The Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Battu, of Durham The !NH Hon Frederick J. Rubinson, President of the Board of Tatar The Right lion. the Earl of Pembroke S 0 0 John Jul ,us Angersleio, Esq. !Jewry Plodip Hope, Esq. S 0 0 BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Stroud, curlier of the Savoy -steps, Loodon. I 011 N BURGESS and SON, being apprised al of the numerous end made by mummy persons to impose a spurious article fur their make, feel it incambeat mphn them to request the attention of the Public, in par. chasing what they cuoreive to be the Original, to observe the Name sad Address corresponds with the above—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the an. 'Needed, and fur their detection, J. B. sad Son submit the rationing Cautious: 'One are in appearance at first sight 41 The Gemaitar," bet without any Name or Address—wore O Burgess's Essence of Ancboviee—others " Borgia's"— aud many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years hossoured wit► such distinguished approbation, feel every oratiroeut of respect towards the Public, and lly so licit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasiug what they coucrive to be of their make, which they hope will pre vent many disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having even such great satisfaction, crummier to be prepared by them, and is recommended an a most useful aunt couvenieot Sauce—will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, Strand, cororr of the Sarroy-atepe, Lon doe —(The Origioat Fri.-Sauce Warehouse.) RARE AND CURIOUS BOOKS. TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At lois house, No. 93, PaII-mall, oa WEDNESDAY N F.XT, June 6, and following Day, ACOLLECTION OF CURIOUS AND VALUABLE BOOKS, Books of Paints, Auto graphs, splendid Manuscripts, and illustrated Works, col ',cued by Mr. John Dtvid, and sold by order of his As signees; inclisdisig Cailiolicon, First Edition, 1460; Angus linos do C.vitnie splendid Manuscript, with rich Miniatures; Aveutures de Tewrdotsocihs, two vols. First Edition, printed upon vellum; Coterie de Florence, these vols. woofs; Petals et Edifices de Rouge coloured Plates, Madame Boaapaite's city ; Prognoses Loudon, four vols. wish 600 Portraits inserted; Camden's Britannia, five vols. wish 1,100 Prints inserted; Music Napoleon, ten vuls. Proofs, titc.tkr. BEAUTIFUL HESIUENCE AND ESTATE. TO BE MILD BY AUCTION, _ . At the Moue* of Mr■. Winn, the Grove Inn, In Coney. vireet, Yoik, on MONDAY, JUG! 25, 1821, at Twelve tit:hick, subject to Conditions than and there to he pro disero, providr.l the value is nut before disposed of by . . Prirstr CoutrArt, 1 - 111 AT well-known sod celebrated Sporting VILLA, called she %VOLD COTTAcE, late she property of Edward Topknots, Elm. with she Gardena, Ptea *iiie Ussiunds, and all other requisite appendages mid out hssildsuess, suits:de fur a gentle maxis rebid, uce, and about 378 Aces of good Laud, in excellent condition. The whole forms a must desirable sportiug residence, as it abourada wish game, and is situate un the Mad plea...sit part of the lo•his e %Voids, iii the immediate uciighbuurhutol of three parka of fox bounds, and a pack of harrier. sad at a mo derate diatauce from Seal borough and Briillingiori Quay. Ile •Isole being in the occupation of tiro ciwuer. Posaessioa sis•y be had immediately, mid any past of the pardome 1240/111 remain un security of the pietuises, anal may be had either with ui without the furniture, farming stock, bus b.sudey utensils, Ike. Fur infmniation apply to Mews. Hall and Campbell, So licituaa, ; u to Mr. Hall, bearborosgb, scar Be. sctir), who is autburiped tv sell the ,an:. This day is published, in Bro. price 1.. ALETTER to JAMES SCARLETT, E.q. M.P. on his Bill relating to the Parr By A SURREY MAGISTRATE. Printed Cur .1. Hstrbard and SunOS?, Piccadilly. Of whom may he had, OUTLINES of POLITICAL ECONOMY. Second Edi. tiun, price is. Just published, pries 69. THE PAM PH LET is EK. No. XXXVI., or Record of the Best Pampldets (entire) of tbs day, on both sides of every Question. COVITENTII: 1. Oo the oeerarity oftitrikii4off part of the National Debt. (Original.) _ _ _ 11. Two Letters to Lord Byron, is avower to Lordship's Letter on the Ker. W. L Bowleg', Strictures on the Life and Writings of Pope. By the Rev. W. L. Bowles. Os Criminal lorispredreee, with the Draft of a New Penal Code. By J. T. B. Beaumont, F.A.S. (Costioned front the last No.) IV. A Letter to the Seeretary to the Board of Agricul ture, Ste., is Reply to his Letter to the President of the Heard of Trade, Ste. By Copts& R. ft. Broughton.— (Original.) V. On the present depressed State of Agriculture. (Ori ginal.) Vi. Sure Methods of attaining a Long and Healthful Life; with the Mesas of correcting a b a d conothution.— By Lewis Curoaro. (Translated front the italian, 5341 Edition.) VII. Brief Observations on the Copy-right Bill; in a Let ter Sr. the Bishop of Norwich. (Original.) VIII. Further Considerations on the Corn Question, &cc. (Origiusl, continued from Nu. XXXIV.) IX. On Marriage awl Divorce; with reference to the Pamphlet in No. XXXIV. (Original.) X. A Letter to Lord Byron, protesting against the Im molation of Gray, Cowper, and Campbell, at the shrine of Pope. Printed by A.J.Valpy; sold by Sherwood and Co.; Black, Kingsbury, and Co London; and all other Booksellers; where it may be had regularly, by giving a general order. Each Number un the average cossaina ten or twelve Pamphlets, thus reducing the price of each to about six pence. The peculiar advantage of this plan is, that it forms an imperishable Record of the must saleable Pamphlets. Complete Sets may be had bound, or in Numbers, 61. 6d. each. Four Nos. are published Annually. Tbis Work is particularly adapted fur Clubs and In stitutions. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Crown-office, Arne 2, 1821. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of SS. Ires—Sa Christopher Hawkins, of Tre witben, lit the county a Cornwall, Bart. in the room of Janes Ruben George Grahams, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundred.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Conostierion in the Royal South Gloucester Militia, signed be Abe Lord Lieutenant of The County and County and City of Gloucester, and of the County and City of Brisl 01. David Newman, Geol. to be Ensign—dated May 18, 1821. CoNsonissiolu in Me Kisses Own Staffordshire Militia, signed by the Vise-Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. The Right Honourable Charles Thomas Cbctivpitil Talbot, commonly called Viscount Ingestre, to be Captain, vice Talbot, resigned—dated May 24, 1821. Essigis William Booth to be Lieutenant, ♦ice Wbateley, resigned—dated May 14, 1821. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Robert Park, jun tale of St. Gerases.viaare, Purities, Sua tbann pion, coal-merchant. _ _ IVilliaM Ride, ut . Caunowstreel, Loodoo, grocer. BANK RU PTY. Emanuel Burrows, of Wanton, Nottingham, miller, to ourreudor, June 12, 13, and July 14, at eleven, at the Nwao Inn, Mons&ld. Attorneys, Jlessra. Hall and Brownley New Buswell-coup, C..rey.vtreet, Lorduu and Mr. Walk. den, 31anstir Id, Non inahamslatre. _ . James Etche s, of Bury St. Edniuni`s, Suffolk, haberdasher, to surrender, June 7, at six, 8, and July 14, at eleven, at the AnErt Inn, Bury St. Edintivid'a. Ailurnrys, Mr. Leech, Bury SI. Edmund's; and Messrs. Brumley, Gray's Inn. square, Loudon. Thomas Woffindin and William Elliott, uf New Mallon, York, ruin-faetors, to surrroder, Jour 14, Ib, and July 14, at *kyr., at the White Hurst Inn, New Mahon. Attorneys, Mr. Nicks, Gray's luu.squarr, Lundun; awl Mr. Walker, Mallon. James Pilling, now or late of Huddersfield, Yurk, currier, la serremder, June 27, at four, te, at nine, at the Pack• Horse Inn, Huoderrideld, arid July 14, at eleven, at the Tal !iris lon, Bradford, York. Attorneys, Messrs. Steseusua, June $3. W. Bignell, of Great - St.Hekas, London, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 23. H. G. Hailers, of St. Mary-axe, London, merchant, at eleven ' at Guildhall. Jane 23. E. Dixon, of Lamb's CondsiNitreet, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. June 23. W. Busher, of Aldersgate-street, London, whole sale jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. Jane $3. J. llibdin, of Camberwell, Surrey, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 23. J. Ritchie, of Woolwich, Kent, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July Id. W. Brock and B. Le Meaurier, of Warnford-roun, Throgcnortoraitreet, Losilus, merchants, at ten, at Guild hall. July 3. F. H. Christie, J. C. Clarke, and C. Bowes, of Col. kge.laill. Lando% eneechauts, at eleven, at Guildhall. June U. T. Alder, late of Prestbary, Gloucester, iunkeeper, at eleven. at the King's Arms 100, Prembary. Jane 30. W. Elsie, now or late of Raswarp York, cora awarchast, at eleven, at the Angel law, Whi tby. Jane 25. A. Sartires, J. Sorters, R. Barden, .1. Braadling, and J. Emblems, of Berwick-upos.Tweed, beakers, at eleven, at the Turk's Read log, Newcastle-wpm-Type: Jane 27. M. Abraham and Daniel, otherwise, D. Levy, of Bath, goldsmiths, at twelve, at the Bask Tavern, Br.stol. Jane 27. R. Tuition, jun. late of Hallos, York, manufacturer, al ten. at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield. June 23. R. B. Sorrell, of Kirby -street, Hattaii-garden, Middlesex, printer, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 27. J. T. Koster. of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. July 3. J. I. Keighly, of Loudon, merchant, at eleven, at Jitoe 5. H. Batton, of Paul's-tray, Kent, miller, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Juue 26. W. Kerby, of Margate, Kent, coach-niaster, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Margate. June 23. W. Kraus, of Bishops/rate-street, London, hosier, ■t ten, at Guildhall. June 22. K. Braddock, of Portwoud within Brinnington, Chester, cotton-spinner, at eleven, al the White Bear Duo, Manchester. June 16. W. Dunn, of Houton, Middlesex, cabinet-mace', at eletren, at Guildhall, London. Jane 23. J. Gray, of Bishopaaate-street Without, London, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 23. T. Tweed and K. Tweed, of Chingford Mills, Es sex, and of Great St. Helens, Loudon, ■t ten, at Guildhall, London. June 25. D. Hensel', of Kettering, Northampton, draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Kettering. June 25. T. Winton of Bristol, leather-factor, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Ashburton, Devon. June 25. S. Lovelock, of Bristol, baker, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. June 28. H. Mills, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 26. I. Palyart, late of Loudon-street, Fenchurclispireet, London, nierchaut, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—Jars 23. G. Richardson, of Mrckleaburgls.square, Middlesex, riser cbaut.—J. Blackbaed, of Bunten, Stafford, grocer.--1. Edward., of Vine-street, Spite Melds Middlesex, Milkman.— G. Gleditow, of South Blyth, Northumberland, butcher.—. It. Rothman, now or late of Great Welnetham, Suffolk, ,ailler.—R. W. Fox, of Plymouth, merchant.—W. Doering ton, late of Town-Melling, Kest, collar-maker.—G. W. B. 'rouge, of the East India Chambers, Leadeultall-street, Lou don, aterehant.—T. Burbery, of Woolston, Warwick, gra. icier.—ft Sallow., sow or late of Hadleixli, Suffolk, poem.— .1. Taylor, of the Park, Sheffield, York, ironfounder.—A. Grubb, of High-street, &millwork, oilnsam.—E. Leeson, of Wood-street, London, and of Coventry, ribbon-manwhie turer.—J. M. Gill, of Plymouth Dock, Devon, hums draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Johnson and J. How, High-street, Shorediteh, kliddle act, cutlers, November 4, 1820.—D. Hawkesford, J. Hawkesfurd, and T. Morris, of Willingsworilt Orchard Col liery, *delay, Stafford, cual.masters, May 2'B, 1821.-1. Phillips, T. Mayhew, and L. L. Lee, of Old Bond-street, St. George, Hanover-square, kliddlerex, u ic-se I lers su far as respects the said I. Phillip*, May 30, 1821.—J. Fisher and W. Hopkins, of St. John-street, Clerkeuwell, tallow chandler, June 1, 1821 —H. Parry, IL Hickman, and J. Stephens, of 'Change-alley, May 31, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown ee Muscovado Sugar, eon puled from the Returus made is the week eliding the 30th day if May, lett, is 355. 311. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the duties laciest... paid or payable thereon on the insporlation thereof lulu Great Britain. PRICES OP CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, cud of Oatmeal per bailor 140Ibs. avoirdepoise, front the retorts' received i■ the seek ended the 26th of May, 1821. . k al al e. 8 'a i. ft. I. d S. d I. d s. d s. d s. d. s. d. 21 932 0 27 17 3 22 30 4 18 3 0 • CHAMBERLAIN'S ADDRESS. " (lent!video— You have brew selected from the great body of a Learned Profession to perform sa duty the most arduous and important ; and wtwii we consider the exalted rank of the iralividuals snore immediately concerned is. the result, the splendid *Acid of those by whom it was con. ducted, the august tribunal before which it was pleaded, and the' inte►est and anxiety with which not only this country, but the whole civilized world looked forward to the issue, I ant not aware that the annals of mankind tun atiord its parallel. This wars cause which required the genius •nd elo quence of a Dernostherres, a Cicero, a Nlattstield ; and I can venture to assert, without fear of contra diction, that those great qualities wryr exh►bited in their fullest extent by those whom I have now► the honour to address. " The great Oratorof Greece by that ninnly torero of unaffected eloquence which (in the language plan elegant writer of our own country) " rushed like a torrent too impetuous to be withstood ; 5 ' aitonished and delighted the must polished **sem ble then in ex istence ; and the Father of Latin eloquence com manded the applause, and influenced the determi nations of • Roman Senate. But, Gentlemen. the fame of your eloquence hits already extended to countries wholly unkuown to those great character., and already in realms which never mines...al the triumph of Alexander, nor the progteA of the Roman eagle, are recorded the transcendent tine lents and eloquence of u Brougham, • Dennis. and a Lushington." The Learned Gentlemen were then conducted to the Lord Mayor. and were severally introduced. After sitting down for a moment by his side, Mr. BROUGHAM rose, and first addressed the Court, but in so low a tone, as to be with difficulty heard below the bar. He said, " My Lord and Gentlemen, I find it dif f icult to express my feel lugs for the honour you have juet conferred upon me, to say how sensible I sin of that ho nour, and how tivrp is my gratitude. Those who have to follow ,rye, my Learned Colleagues. will be far better able to tell you the senw firms which we in common feel for this dis tinguished and unprecedented honour whiter it has pleased the first Corporation of the greatest metropolis in the world to confer upon us. For myself, I feel peculiarly proud of being deemed worthy your approbation. My acquunitance and l'Olitit xion with this City is of a more ancient date than that event which has given rise to the sig nal honour conferred upon me to.day. It was lay fortune in 1808 and 9 to advocate the cause of the merchants of London at the bar of that very tribu nal before which the recent proceedings took place. It is therefore with more than ordinary satisfaction I view their selection of an advocate ou tha now ratified by your appro va l. Y e t. it w as t my advocacy, nor yet the More powerful advocacy of my Learned Colleagues, which brought to 4 iti.• Ulllpllllli conclusion the late proceedings. It was the circumstances in which we were placed—the people by whom we wets surrounded. We felt ourselves advocating the (oose of the first subject in this realist before a British House of Peers. ap pealing to British justice. supported by British law, mid in the lace of a British profile. If we had only to rely upon the strength of our own exertions, we might have failed ; hut, un the contrary. support ed by the voice of the people, we felt certain of vic tory. Our task was that of staying the progress of violence—a violence which the.people skewed them seldes determined not to suffer. I rejoice that the heats and passions which were then excited are fast subsiding ; but they did good, since probably the cause which provoked them will never 00111 be re newed. As an Advocate, I shall only obsrive, that whatever exertions were used in behalf of her. who was the most illustrious subject in the realm. it would have been our duty equally to have exercised in behalf of the humblest." Mr. UENNAN — •• My Lord •nd Gentlemen, my Learned Colleague, who has jest addressed you.