The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-09 00:00:00

/~~ • - . C t . ft . t. • . „ . , • ~, ~.. ~.,....e4 , ._,. ~.,. ..,.. ....., • .•.„5,,, •i„. ;4„.„..1.i.1. .. ' Nty WZGiI . • TRIATRIII4IIOTIL, DRUMY-iirg LA , 4 1: 1, T ,JA EVENING. MONDAY. 41 a i ms Lis Maimty's Servants will perform (kb Omer Tragedy, called CONSCIENCE ; Or, THE 111111 DAL NIGHT. .. t The Poineimel Chorectire by Messrs. Wallach. Cidgiir. Mures.!, Fealt i Poten t , Bromley, Meredith, Viniag, sod • Mrs. W. We s t, After winch (ley special desire, the favourite E.:traversal culled GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame Vestris • Leporello, Mr. parley ; Mr. Florentine Finiekin , Mr. Bars:rd. Mrs. Lelorcelks, Mrs- Orr's.; Miss Coastantia Quixotte Miss T oney; Mrs. lEng:i.lt, Miss 'Edward.; Mrs. Lhai:mmary, M. Debts; Squalling Faa, Mrs. Bland. The Doom will Ire spewed at Half-paid Six eats*, sod she Perfamsawees se eseh.limisc ad 7ital Soita• . ' Illowaa, s la.; /sued Prior, Sr. , . lila . Price, le.—Lower Gallery. ?a.; Seco -. Hellery, I r.; Seemed Pricir,lM. .. . Plot-co to be hates of Mr. Rot Well, in tee Rotunda of the Saloon of the Theatre. Private Bose, can only be obtairteJ for the Eveniag of Mr. Rodwell, at the Box Otter. To-morrow, the Opera of The Damns, wilt' Mystification. On Thursday, the Opera of Love in a Village, with Nye efiratiow. Tlf RA TIEN.ROYA L, CoVENT-CA IiDRN. T HIS EVENING. MONDAY. will be performed the Tnigetly 6f April 9, VENICE PRESERVED. Duke of Venire, Mr. Atkins; Friuli, Mr. Egerton ; Beda mar, Mr. Connor • daf fi er, Mr. C Kimble; Pierre, Mr. Ale holt ; Renault, M r.l Chapatis,. Belvidere, Miss Dance (her 3.1 appearance in that character). After which, 524 time, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Vanderneast (afterwards Panta loon), Mr. Barnes ; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover), Tomo; Grim•irli ; Yonot Morley (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Ells,; Melissent (afterward. Columbine), Miss E. Denortt; Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi Doors to he opened at Half past Six u'Clork—the Play to begin at 5c,,,,. Boxes, 7a ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 6d ; Second Prier, 2s.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is. ; SeCUTili Price, MI. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Brix-Olter, Ha. t.street, from Teu till Four. A Private Buz may be had fur the Season, or nit;htly, of Mr. Braarden, at the Ilux-Oniee. - - - • Tomorrow, the Opera of Lute io a Village—with Landoll Stars—and The Rendezvous. On Thursday, The Stranger—London Stars—after which the Operatic Drama of The Libertise Zerlina, Miss Merin-us. On Saturday, Don John, or The Two Violeta!, (being the last night of performing till the Holidays). A new Genial Melo-dramatic Romance will be produced en Eimer Monday. LAST NIGIIT. THEATRE ROTA L, COVENT-GARDEN. Under the immediate Dirretiou of Mr. Bishop, and the last Season of his Eugageromit. - IN FRIDAY NEXT, April 13. a GRAND PERFORMANCE of MUSIC, from the works of Popular and Clinical Composers; on which occasion the Proprietor has the pleasure of anuoumeiag the following unprecedented assemblage of talent :—Mrs. Salmon ; Ma. dame Albeit, Prima Dimas of the French Serious Opera at Paris (her second appearance iu this country); Miss Ste phen', Miss Greene (her third appearance at these per furmances), Mrs. Iklichambera, mid Madame Cainporese; Mr. Braham. Mr. Pyoe, Mr. Teirail, Mr. Tinny. Master Loaghursl, Master Smith, and Signor Aogrisaui. Mikad to the abate, is ills Vocal Department, Signora Corti, Miss .R. Curti, Miss Carew (their first appearance at these per- Miss Macy, Miss M. Tree (olio i■ recovered tram her indisposition, and still make her Ilr.t appearance this season), Signor Anibrogriii soil Signor Begin: (their • int appearance at these perfarmancia), and Mr. Kellner (his ' sreetwad appearance this season). Instrumental: Mr. Lind. ley (Violoncello), ►bw will arcoaspauy Mr. Rialiain in a celebrated Cantata; Me. Tutu,,, principal Flute to the Royal Academy of Music at Paris (his sieond public op pe:11 liner in ibis eountry), will peacoat an Air with miria timis; and Mr. Kirstwetier, First Violin to his Majesty's chapel Royal at Namover, a sew Military Fantasia. Solos : Harp, Mr. Diai ; Preach Horn, Mr. Pons/ ; Flute, Mr. Nicholson. Full particulars will be duly announced. PLICCS may be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the BozettEce, Hatt-greet, fru= Ten till Four. 31 It s . k. Ml m l „ A: t 1 ; 1 . 11 i E ll I hr found a'aia r v en no o . s m et r, o r f .. Isis 1361 h time, at the THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, this preseitt MONDAY, April 9, and ou Monday*, Thursday, ansi Saturdays, when lie will have the honour to attempt a Deseriptiou of his Travel. in AIR, EARTH, and WATER. lu Part Third Mr. Mathews will remeseat the Pleasures of a Sea Voyage be the Polly Packet. LYCEUM THEATRE, STRAND. DURING LENT, Hitt. • s • Iw conartjnence of the brilliant sneers of the new AlOrotweanical Exhibiti tttt , and the late period at which it has bees produced, the ptrfarniances during but will be ow iIiF.SDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. sod F I DAYS. tad us every Evening daring Pavilion week (Good Friday excepted), whew, an entirely new LECLURE UN OUR ANOIAGiA. swd the STRUCTURE of the UNIVERSE, will be delireitsl by Mr. HARTLEY. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. r UN • EYBN I NG, MONDAY. April 9, IM preeruted, N Nrw Birietla, Palilird, SHERWOOD liintEST. Its.bili Huud, Mr. Callahan g Little Juba, Mr. Cowell ; Searles, Mr. Smith; Baamou, Mr. Emmlrts; Mr. Llciluis; Baron Fitaherbro, Mr. Buckingham; F:Jwin, Sir. J. Joists; Ra.tikin. Mr. Wilkiiisuu; Clurinth, Miss E. Scott; Aratelle, Mrs. Wrylrli; SHAM, Mau Yates; Mrs. Tommut. Afire whirls a fairnsorite Burlella, entitled, HALF AN HOU ICS CAW RTSH IP. - - - - A a.-w Ihrtriiarnsearr, ra11.41 MAHOMET.—Thr Sultan, Mr. Mr. lhalhnuiu , ibn, in the r..nrair the Dir,tittnorni, will parr...leer rho erlrbratra Ilrm bahrr.-4 Pas Stoll, by Milo. Garlaria; a l'aa Seul, by Mr. IV . ; allti a th• Liken, by Mr. St. Albin an•t Mini N 1111111,1,, To conclude •ilh lior l'avostrite Borletts, of FUN AND FRIGHT. Sir Ammon. Simple, Mr. Varkoughnos; Frank, Mr. Cnarll; Sbasp.inn.. Mr. Wilkins ; Robert )14.1trr, Mr. Ittat Mira Luxeg, 4%.—P.1, 24,-C3lkry, Is. Constantly kept on sale, foe the accommodation of the Pith'iic, by Mr. John ttttt t 68, Combat ; and Mr. Sanger, late Raton and Co. Oxfusd.sireet. 1)OCTOR SOLO.MON's CELEBRATED ARSTERGENT LOTION, an effectual Cure Cie ERUPTIONS ~o the FACE and SKIN, psi *ocularly Pion. pl. a, Fliutchis, Tel iers, tug isoring,Tan,Souburiii, F r e c kle.. Shingles. Prickly Heal, Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arno., &c and for Sciiibiitie and Cutaneous Eruptions, loin( t h e most vatit•lile acquisitiou and appendage to the toilet ev.r offered to the Nubility and Gently in the United Kingdom. Pinto 4c6J eselt.--11‘11 plots 20.9 d. Also, those highly esteemed medicines the CORDIAL BALM of CII.EA O. for Nervosa. and Consumptive Omit. der*, and the ANTLIM PETIGIN ES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, for Scorbutic and other di/1104TV uriginsinig Gain a vitiated state of the blood and per bottle, or Four in our F 4111114 bottle for 335. with the words " Saw.. SoLustoS, Lits meow.," eogravid uu the stamp. •f t►e Earl of 'Fife. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Serjemst's lon, Fleet-street, April 7, 1821. THE CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCI FAY fur a Perpetual Assurance Office dulls hereby give miller, that at Ladysday lasi (Old Style) the several Memhers or their Nominees. opus the Policies, WHO hered as follow., viz. 165, 267, 603, 1,033, 1,2110, 1,475. 1,463, 1,512, 1,517, 1,531, 1,553, 1,5811, 1,608, 1,1)91, 1,936, 2,695, 3,037, 3,038, 3,046, 3,054, 3,057,3,058, 3,247, 3,353, 3,498, 3,499, 3,520, 3,581, 3,666, 3,667, 3668, 3,669,3,670, 3,671, 3,703, 3,704, 3,706, 3,707, 3,740, 3,766, were it for oue year anal one quarter of a yt ar ; and that unless such newer is paid otf witbiu the space of three calendar mouths after the date hereof, inch several Members and their Booth. sites, and their respective Executors, Administrators and Assigns will, by virtue of the Supplemental Charter of the said Society, be absolutely excluded from all benefit ad advantage from auc► Policies. I. PENSANI, Register. This day arepablished, REASONS why the HOMAN CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION cannot be grante.l without immi nent danger to, and •wlasion of, she Prisseiplet of the Protestant Constitution, as settled at the Reformation. 11, A LAYMAN. London : Sold by W. Linderll, Wimple street ; and C. Rice, Mount -street, Berkeley-square. VALUABLE PRINTS AND DRAWINGS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At Lis House, No. 93, Pall 111 111, 'W -MORROW, TUES DAY, April 10, •ud Three following Days, THE Valuable Collection of PORT R A ITS, PRINTS, and DRAWINGS, of the bite WILLIAM DAVI ES, Esq. conminiisit an assemblage of fine impri mons from the Paintings of Sir J. Repaid/IN the best productions sif !Outland, Gillray, Barry, Mortimer, Heath, Sharp, 31eyer, Culler, Filtlir, Landover, Paul Sandhy, Hamilton, Angelica, buinorou• Prscia by Ruulautbun, &c. &c. IVAaeh&l, March 30, Htil. The Rio: hH been pleased to give and grant unto the Right Honourable Leiria* Countess of Dysart (heretofore Lady Louisa Manners), widow and relict of John Manners, late of the Grange, Near ' Grantham, in the county of Liu coin, Esq. deceased, aid sister and auk heir of Me Right Honourable Wilbraham Toilets**. late Earl of Dysart, his Majesty's royal license and auth o rity, that, in teitionotty of her affection and respect for the ancient and Noble Finilly of Wiesner*, of which she is at present the sole representative, she the said Countess of Dysart may take and use the surname of Tollemadie only, and also bear the arias of Tollernsehe, instead of the said surname and arms of Manners; mid that such surname and arms may be takes, used, and borne by her dariehtrr, Laura Matinees, com monly called the Right Honourable Lady Laura Manners; such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Unice, otherwise his Majesty's said license and permission to be void and of none effect. to surrender, April 1 1 7, 21, and May ii, at one, at build• ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Drookiug, Loasbard.strret. Thoma■ Farquharson, late of Swansea, Glaismorgars, South Wales, raerchsut, to surrender, April 14, 21, and May 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Clarke, and Cullingion, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, London. Henry Stanley, of Jackhouse, Oswaldtwiste, Lancaster, ',Winer, to surrender, April 13, at 6ve, 19, at ten, and May 19, at tweliC, at the °Mee of Mr. Dixon, BlackhLru. At torneys, Mr. William Robinson, Settle, Yorkshire; and Mr. Armstrong, Staple Ina, Landon. John Wilkinson, of Great DriMekl, York, roll-merchant, to surrender, April 23, 24, at six, and May 19, at eleven, ■t the Rine Bell Inn, Great Driffield. Attorneys, Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, Loudon; and Mr. Thomas Scotchburu, Great DrilSeld. John Burbeiy. of Coventry, ribbon-manufacturer, to sur render, April 18, 19, and May 19, at eleven, at the Kings Head Inn, Coventry. Annuity", Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn.cuurt, Dray's-len, Loudon ; and Messrs. Truughtoor and Lea, Coventry. Richard elements, of Coventry, ribbon-mannfaentrer, to 'unsolder, April 18, 19, and May 19, at ■ix, at the King's Head-inn, Coventry. Attorneys, Mena. Lunt; and Austen, Holborn-engirt, Gray's-Inn, Loudon; and Mears. Troughton and Lea, Coventry. William Bert imam, of Lynehang, Wilts, timber-merchant, to surrender, April 16, at four, 17, and May 19, at eleven, at the White Lion.lun,Malinsbury. Attorneys, Mr. Wood house, King's Bench-walk, inner Temple, London; and Mr. Thomas, Malmsbury, Wilts. Francis Trix, of South-Mutton, Devon, tanner, to sur render, April 16, 17, and May 19, at twelve, at the Forteseue Ansis.lnit, Barnstaple. Attorneys, Mr. Pearson, Pignip court, Temple, London, and Mr. 'Fanner, South Motion, Devon. Joseph Matthews, of Coventry, rihbon-manufaeturer, to surrender, April 18, 19, stud May 19, at one, at the King's Hewd•lnn, Coventry. Attorneys, Mr. Edmonds, Exchequer office, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Carter, Coventry. lease Aytort and Jonathan Ward Sanders, sit Wires.- Itoapea-Tyme, merchants, to surrender, May 7,8, and 19, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastlr•upun•Tyne. At terneys, Molars. Meggisons and Poole, Vernlam-buildings, Gray's-Inn, London; and Messrs. Brockrtt and Phslipson, Newcatele-opnw-Tyne. Francis Jeffs, of Coventry, shopkeeper, to surrender, April 18, 19, and May 19, at nine, at the King's Head-Inn, Coventry. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer-office, Lincoln's-Inn, London; and Mr. Carter, Coventry. William Jackson, of Bristol, curnfactor, to surrender, April 18,19, and May 19, at twelve, at the Kummer Tavern, All Saint's-lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's-Inn, London; and Mr. Martin, Bristol. John Palmer, of Rugeley, Stafford, butc►er, to surren der, April 12, at five, May 1, and 19, at twelve, at the Town. Hall, Rugeley. Attorneys, M . Stocker, Daw. son, and Heiringham, New Burwell court, Lincoln's-leo, London; and Mr. Salt, Itugeky. Robert Ritchie, of Mill-lasse, St. Paul, Deptford, Y.ent, b.ewer, to surrender, April 10, 17, sod May 19, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. G. and R. Parker, Greenwich. John {Wright, of Bermondsey-street, Southwark, provision merchant, to surrender Apia' 14, 91, and May 19, .t twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Junes and Howard, Mincing lane. George Seaman, of Hishopegale-street. London, linen draper, to surrendtr, April let, May 1, and 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1116Miehael, Sleuth Sea-chambers, Threadneedle-street. Robertlristuvr, jnn. of Uoyd's•Cofee-house, London, and of leer, Bueltitightins, insurance•broke►, to surrender, April 10, May I, mid 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Here, Lincoln's-Inn.fielda. Robert Jey Roberts, of the Minorter, London, ironmon ger, to surrender, April 14, 17, and May 19, at ten, at Guilt:ball, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Wheeler, Castle-street, Holborn. ) li. : 1 ....t 4 l ii I 3 -- -------- ad •. d . B,iad ad *d'art stisal 54 8 38 1 24 I 18 3 31 32 19 19 3 9 9 Yi e- ,144/*W-•-- . ' 7 . • , . . . 1-2 111Wela.. / . •• i• • , / T-1, . i P ` . ii., 4-- q - • i . 5. ,.. . 1 . 47 , _ • ...1 • . . . .., -- -1 •-• •-4. • ~,, . .. • .... ...„, i, ,• , . 4s. ,- 4 . c.k • • • '' ," - . ''- .t••• . . . . • . t Cr• • ••• 1 !•-• • ~ 4 pit . ', a 1: • trine§ Vie; !..1.0.144 , 411g t hrift - rlIZ I. 14 1 4 11 14 1' ; " 1:. . :•.: .1 r I .-44 ... i IL. ' r . pr • odt *ma, '' I ' .411 % -... Al'. ' 4 .8 ay.,' .Ilts: r IMO gli it if 1 1 t .. 4 ....7 . 1 1 , L i. re e l ~, is , . 1.1 ,, 1 .. 4 , . • . w • idles ..•-• ..... . - . '..:4.. i ••• 1 ; ..... 1 . •;••• " 's ..• 7 • '' s‘ ... .. . , ,' • • .11 no 11,1 V. 4 . • • A . .1 .. . • .... • . 1 ' el friat! et._ •r: ••s• . i • I ..9 .. ' .! ....... r .4 4 ' ii • f .1 - L ei Tif lie- it. .. . ....,... .. . .- - 4 , AP • ! LONDON, MON . V • APRIL 0• • *MI. ' •- '' ' . . ' PIUCS . 7d. ' . • • .V. • 9 . . , gllat sat bst.b • . ,•• . • ,1 1 • -.. 11 - .4 . .A 4 Nadel ' A... A t • ~ ..,.. .. . •• .• . ...• 4 ' 41.1611mm.i.diallildliellart : •.•i • ••:0 161 ,,,5i.ir p ' w ' , i sod Charles 1144141,' "fdleisi..miip t igil lllllOll l. 4 ,, . B . N: laccek.S4o,. spell „.T. .11k110.41/.: R•2 11 w 04 i'd I • 'ARMY CONTRACT!. cifig,Ap - FETING. ~i 1 . .. ..•, st ; a ig l i h i ll4 - '- . ' • ' isitlmogule, a* New - IN, ororedit4 . o.4ispv,.. ceitrabunimr Dirphirritir f . Titaismiri A yAß . orry ,of .. fp" i (mostly wyw) . ..11, afir ... ...El, is • ow' TmEdentril. Iliiiii ' llui4el4l4lll6lllllk ecusl, •torrekould. March 11, 1821... R„ GoOemW . . osid P. • Cstatuntws, Masco '3l, tett. • . quantity, fal bell - tafitetel.l4 ard.g 4. •• nit '• Rloligri.intetwo, Geol. Illstrhell, of Brodsptorpew-lsoo lL Leinloa, Meet arid 111. . , .. .9 . NOTICE it hoed" kiren so all Persons dem- I k e : 114 91 " t4 gen . l6 ..' lik 611 - 1 . 1/4/gerMi°ller ' d°: 182 L !'' ' 1 ''' ' ,', , . " • - . btollave. Karel 31, ien.—l. Tyler Maim, pd E Ttleg• . . ; Superfine do. 3m Illamedlas Guilts, .oMiottes. ~a 9 Coneradring to mpplia Hsi followills Articles panes,. Blanket., Tails . •soa, sites 01` , s, AW the Sat 4 the Ars% ob. . * ," . —4l- • - kokr. ut Broehley-rmas, Deptford. Kolit,_mafte d t-gOrde • ". • BANtuptict . • Eymist .• ii Mach 24, iett.-3. N. Andormat solL J. Part. __, of o: , 1 . Ferniture, and Furniture ' . BEEF and MUTTON. 8,414 J. eat tr. 12 ielsolsoes, " int * ow or Bet " ammo : '' '' • brood street, Lowden, forion Wed alt a :illa , „, a r -I lk li • 3 ._ lB .... „. " ll_ , ll l l_ ,_k tf_ 4 olbor t__ lll L ,' ~,.2 . ,..........:11"0",* April 14 'to • Ain't 23, ' at • lea f I' • *To his Illojesty's LAnd Forcyji lo Mis r 4 4 1 Oltlecia ' .s•-G. Robinson, anti W.,,Hiesp, of IT si, TIM; iii . N. • 4 b . -aL....., ' mini, March 18, iesi.Lr. R. Ifiettios and 9. Co. kit, ~f and Barracks, iu the ocdsvAit boned Cuttoties and '''-- —4l Illseeleslield. . • . ..__. _,.._. ' .4,4 ' lamed s-s- • , "KUM S A l'U ItDAY - iiiiiill'S G;fg k 71911% L_ Illorkkars-road /Mere 'mars Seine dike, 311, 11819.-1. , .13ANICRUPTCY fitIPERSEGLIO. ~.. jig . ' -.. 7 C 1 . Pilaw, and 8. ditogli, of Curinhill. 1 0e.1.4,.b-d0ei1.../i , .., Combetland, Lancaster, .111.111twooth, ilfrietbumberlaod, ' William Hardwick, Inle of Alfrialus, hot sow of . Morel lb,' 1921 ;—TI. Willis and J. Culhis, u'e 11..i&t, .....1 and Isle a Mat. 1,;4 I. Carlton- Ilitedesew4 7, 1821. imp, Susses, ferasol‘ t• • • • r Richard Candy, of. Wows Tow% _Some men„ foresem. , .,,* Loudon, March 2, 1821. . The the Delireriuu are Waistasser gm awl ter the 25th Th K . lea% • . . The mg Jam been to app oi nt the iMemptie of Joseph Boriliont, of Ma.orlulls $4 l O ll O -160 . 11 °.= • . . d°, °l' 16°Y. welt l III" .. _IgIIIVIIIII° in ° ri lin g' " 41 ,._ I A Graham Vice . -Chainberlaui is' Majesty's Household, in Richerdrebnry, of Comotry, Waewkk, silk . SRIOE OF LLTGAR. up sad assrlifill . TiruderJar 4111111 =set" will ame re . the room of Visceral Joemilyselliew the Earl of Rode. . siothmou actorer. . . • „'t The average pricy of Scotto or Mumovado Sour, e • eeived at Oda Olfme on or beim*: the 30Ih dej of .. April. 1821. bat wilne will be received after Twelve . • . B;h111i Kb P 1%. . ; .pssied from the Returns made in the week' eild.rie life 411 a Carl/ors-its 22, 1821. Willie. Cap. , litte of Larmlaaribsteet", lbad it a t oV ett ".day of AWL, 16t41, is 34. i. iltd. per hawked weight, . X b'Clock on that Dty. arrow 1.44.= , .. em . 1 i i i i al i sta bo r s =ire o..4 r d zer molowerr ; elusive of she ditties of snatoms paid wr iseritile lltaacal. os • , . .• swam is damite Otriewaly fir each Gandy the Mug by teen dminatii isissMia ssolaseh hypos", asset be* ttie-IVlter *Web 11"""41 . . owe of ..4.19 t t• Birkett. Cloak.laise, London. , • f '4lnelliponstlea lettiilit tit, Gnat Biwa. ... Majesty's *skim/Fiber, ia the room a &r Geor e is lannesmb to the Trader properly tilled sop by two Per. g Campbell, Charles Bill, of Posaorsthill, Alhory, Stormy, popei- deceased. ' • PRICES OF CORN. moos of know., property engaging to become bound maker, to surrender, April 14, 21, and May 19, at eleven, with the Party timbering, in She amount slated in the ..--• kver2ie Prtees of Coin of F-soladil ilia Wales, by 11. e at Guildhall, London. Attorney., Messrs. Patarson an d Carlton-Hague, March 23, 1821.Wrairter of Eight Winchester Cordeels, and of Oatmeal prr printed Particulars for the slue performance of Are Pail?, OW Woad street, Loudon. Contract; sod no Proposal will be noticed finless Made The King has heel. pleased to appoint the Lord Lauder, William Ileandua, late of Kent•street„ Southwaik. builder, boll of 1401bs. avoirduouise, front the returns received in the ow a printed Tessler, and the prices rapeseed its words at "a ofllact•iir;i l or bus Majesty'. Sedebsiabcri is "he room to surrender, April 1 1 7, 21, sod May 19, at our at *Guild- week coiled the 31st fdareh, 1821. length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Earl Of Fire. h a ll , London. Attorury , Mr. Brooking, Loolard.street. • of the Contract no Troops should be swyplied by virtue of ..—..,,,, Thomism Farquharson, late of Swains* instant Glamourous,i• . \l' f 4 it 4 • % a. ?1 I '4 ' the same, the of the stamps on the Contract and Inlduall, March 30, 1821. South Wales, merchant, to surrender, April 14, 21, and May ..e .. lil E 1124' Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be The Ritz: has been pleased to give and grant unto the 19 , at eleven. at Guildhall, London . Attorneys, Messrs. ?., L gm 0 4. „... Q c , refunded to him. . Right Honourable Lnuise Countess of Dysart (heret o fore Clash', Clarke, and Collingion, LittleSaioi Thomas Apostle, --- Particulars of the Caaleada Oa, he had 11 1 100 M 1 1 116 : 1 ' 6 ° 0 Lady Louisa Manners), widow and relict of John Manners, London. • .. d a. d.I s. d. a. d. a. d I a. d a. if I a. 41. at these chamber', between the hours of Tee and Four. late of the Grlillre. Meat 'Grantham. in the youlate of lin- Henry Stilitlei's of Ja.khouse. Oswaldtwisle. Lancaster. as id- qa a .3•1 . ID of ••• al .53 .n 1.9 9 A. tA EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Arm 6, 1821. A LL. Excheqwer Bills doted in the Months of March, April, lay, mod Jane, 1820, with the Interest due thereon, will be paid off on the 28th day of April inat. *hes the lot will erase; such Mills will be received daily (Holidays excepted) from Ten o'Clock till Our, until, sad including the 28th day of April inst. at this °dice, wl.ere Lisle are to be obtained coulaining instructions fur sing the Bills. The Bearers must endorse each Rill with these usual Signatures, sad write their Nantes and Re 'ideates at the bottom of each List ; and where the Names of Holders are inserted its Bills, the Bearers, Nut bring such Holders, must previously obtain their Endorsements. The arers must &timid to give Receipts fur the payment. Payment may he obtained, if required, previous to the said 28,1, day of April, upon leaving the Bills for exaaniun tuns one day prior to that on tOiich such payment is desired. New Bills, hearing an Interest of Twu•peace by the D■y "Pus every Ore Hundred Pounds, and dated she said 28th Day of April, may be obtained in whole or iii pert pay. ment of plincipel, upon stating the required amount un the delivered on or before the said 26th day of April, which New Bills, with Ike Interest on the Bills exchauged, will he issued on the 30th day of April. Exchequer Bills dated prior to March, 1820, have been lidera lieu, lobe paid off. bURGEsS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Stroud, corner of the Savoy-steps, London. JOLIN BURGESS and SON. being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a spurious article fur their make, (yet it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public, its pur teasing what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name and Address corresponds with the shove—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the un guarded, and fir their detectiuse, .1. 11 and Sun submit the fullowiag Cautions: some are in appearance at first sight a The Genuine," hat without any Name or Address—some ' Burgess ' s Essence of Ancluivies"—others " Hargis's"— sad many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON hewing been may years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every es 444 i l nrot of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so. Heil them to inspect Hee Labels previous to purchasing what they coocvive to be of their make, which they hope will pre vent many dirappointmente. BURGESS NEW SAUCE, for g I purposes, having given such great eatisfaesitiu, continues to be prepared by Iliti is recommended OA a most useful and couvtuirut Saute—will beep good is all climates. Ware Wove, 107, Spam/. COlltet of the Savoy.atepe, Los- Origisi Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) ill I LITA ItY PROMOTIONS. War•OfficP, April 6, I&21. 4th Regboent of Light Dragoons—Second Lieutenant Mat thew Chitty Downes St. Quintin, from the 2tat Foot, to be Cornet, vice Brute, who exchanges—dated March 29, 1821. 3d Degiment of Foot Guards—Captain Driskill I)ea Vacua, from half-pay fOtb Foot, to be Lieutenant and Captain, •ire George Evelyn. who exchanges—dated at above. 11th itEgimeat of Fmit—Ensign William Richards Derinzy, rum half-pay 12th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Julio Al'Der molt, who exchanges—dated as above. Ensigo James Wuraley, from the sth Royal Veteran Batts lion, to 1w Quartermaster, vice Robert Edwards, who returns to his former baltpay—ilatril all above. 15th ditto--Assistant-Swrgeon Robert Bai!coach, from 59th Fool, to be Surgeon, vice Davy promoted ou the dated as above. 24th ditto—Captain Charles Harrison, from half pay 53i1 Foot, to be Captain, vice Hamlet Ohio., who exchanges— dated as above. 21st ditto—Lieutenant John Caldwell, from half-pay 2d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Chris tie, who exchroges, receiving the difference—dated as above. Cornet Robert Niroleen Bruce, from the 4th Light Dra goons, to be Second Lieutenant, vice St. Quintus, who exchanges—dated as above. 37th ditto—Captain Joseph Stainion, from the half-pay York Clsasseurs, to be Captain, vice Charles Jones, who exchanges—dated as above. 38th ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Knox Huston, from half. pay 67th Fout, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry de Lnpas. tore, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 591 h ditto—Supernumerary Assistant Surgeon Francis Sky wright to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Badenach, pro moted in the 15th Foot—dated as above. 69th ditto—Colonel Charles Bruce , frutu buff-pey 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice De la Dotiespe, deceased—dazed as above. 78th ditto—Ensign George Munro to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice 51• Queen, deceased—dated as above. Auchmuty Moutrrsur, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Munro— dated as above. 2d West India Regiment—Assistant.Surgeon Hugh Kelly, from half.pay Ist West India Regiment, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice John Crapp Spry, who exchanges—dated March 15, 1821. Colonial Cmaparty attached to lite lanarterntasteeGeneres Department at the Mauritius—Second Lieutenant Charles M'Kenwe Canipbt It to be First Lieutenant, without pur rhass•—dated March 29, 1821. STAFF. Major John M"Ra, of the lit Foot, to he Deputy Quartermas ter-Gene's' in the King's troops serving in the East Indies (wilt the rank of Lierienant-Colunel iu the Army), vice Stanhope, olio rtsigus—datitl ns abuse, HOSPITAI, STAFF. Staff Surgeon Jame■ Arthur, M.D. to be Physician to the Force., vice Tit)fur, d d dated as above. Surgeon John Davy, M.D from the 15th Foot, to be Sur geon to the Forces, vice Arthur—dated as above. type of Ordaance, April 5, 1821. Royal Rigiinent of Artillery. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Bull to be Major of Bri gade to the Royal Artillery iu Ireland—dated February 27, 1821. Corps of Royal Engineers. First Lieuteosnt lbeodore Henry Elliot to be Second Cap. Isis—daied November IS, IS2o. Second Lientsnaut Henry Nash Levies to be nest Lieule. naat—dated or above. Captain Rice Joon, from the half-pay, to be Captain— _ timed as above. Firvt Lieutenaut George Dalton, from th e half-pay, to be . . First Lieuirosatit—drtrd as above. Seruud Lleuteitsiit Patrick Frazer, from the half.pay, to be S. mid Liruiesialit—Dated as above. Lieutenant-Colonel William Gusset, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant.Colourl—dated January 9, 1821. Fir.t Lieutenant Eduard Mamma to,be Second Captain— doled as above. Stroud Lieuieraul George Francis William Hordes to be First Lieutenaut—daie4 as abuse. First Lieutenant Charles Burt, from the half-pay, to be ditto—dated as above. Seri:old Lieuteuent John Walpole, from the half-pay, to be Secuud a. ;shove. Brevet Lieut. Charlv4 Eme o nthe to be M a j or o f B. i ga d e to the Corps, vice Handheld, deceased Jilted as abuse. Commissions siyaed Ly lAe lord Lienisnani of VA. Cosily of boutbaimpiou. North Halite Yeunisury Cavalry. Charles Sbaw Lclvvrr, jou. Gent. to be Lieutenant—dated February VI, 1821. South Haste Yesalaary Cavalry. Willis. Alessodee Mitekiattos. Es+ to be Captain—dated March 17, INtl. To l Lieuteosult--Fretlerlek 1,3 sloe Aubrey, Gent..—dated DIVIDENDS April 14. A. Kruse, of Gahm-court, Broad-street, London, merchant, •t twelve, nt Guildhall, Llinduu. April 28. J. tS'arreu, late of Bushopsgste street, but now of the Crescent London, merchant, at twelve, at Guild• ball, London. April 28. W. Goldsworthy, of Suu Tavern fields, Middle sex, rope-maker, at eleven, al Guildhall. London. April 28. J. Welkin, late of New , tik upon-Trrott. Notting ham, painter, at twelve, at the Rotlaud Arms lon, New. . . ark-upou-Trent. April 28. J. Bower and J. Bower, now or late of Bradford, York, woolstaplers,at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds, York. . April 30. J. Linsey, of Chester, grocer, at twelve, at dm Pigd Bull 100, Chester. - April 28. W. Favill, late of Cromwell, Nottinghamoniller, at twelve, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Newark-upor-Trerw, Nottingham. April 22. W. Pulleyn, of Underarmll.alreet, London, gold. smith, at clews, at Guildhall. April 28. R. Gower, of St. Austell. Cwrowall, linen-draper, at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-dock. April 30. J. Aikin, of Lrverpool, merchaut, at one, at the Office of Mr. Alison, Hanover-street, Liverpool. May 1. J. Watson of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George leo, Dra.eireet, Liverpool. May 4. J. Maernichael, T. Gamow, %V. Marmieltael, J. Mae. michael, and A. M.Slorls, late of Railenorth, Salop, and of Flert.rtreet Landoll, carpetaranufacturers, at twelve, at the Castle inn, Bridgnorth. CERTI Fl C ATES.—A Pon. 22. J. Yastrow', of Canterbury, Kent, ltnendlraper..--.1. Polk,- gee, late or liehiogswell, Southampton, 1411.1..—J. H. Red den, of Bahian Heath, 3liesel.y, King's Borrow, gourd cutler.—/. Latham, of Abingdon, Berko, Grit. MIN, of Cunntor-street, Loudon. jeoesler.-11. l'ortlork, of Andover, Haw., eoaehmaker.-I'. Hodge*. of Noosollimo causeway, Surrey, strow•kat-wianufaroarrr —T. Stawooods, of Maidstone, Kest, wine-merehaot.—W. Roper lbst elder, I. Roper, and W. Roper the younger, all of 138.01111, "tear Keighley, York, cotton.spinners —M. Berry, of Neosuste erns', Alsooodtwary, York, elothirr.—A. Tiotbeill, lase of Old South Se* Howie, Lotitlow, and Soutbataptou•row, Rue sell-square, Middlesex, blierchast. PARTNER HSIPS DISSOLVED. T. Yarcloo and T. Lon litoo, of Leadeoball•strott, Los- TRIAL FOR MURDER. CALCUTTA, JUNE 24, 1820. At a Native General Court-martial assembled at Sumbhulpore, ou Therm:oy, the IN of June, ISitt. Emmen/ Brksh Khan, late Nuggarehre s.f the I. IteFaallah or Itanighur Frontier !Lim, waa ar raigned on the following charge, viz.— _ " Etnautii Masts Khan, late Neggsrehee of the Ist !fess*Hell of Runrighur Frowsier Horse, charged with murder, in wilfully and maliciously shooting to death with a ball from a pistol, between the hours of six and eight of the everiiiig of the second of May, 1819, In the bed of the River Maha Nudde, opposite the Fort of Suinhhohoir•-, a woman named Choulion, the daughter of Mortars Slash Faqueer." Upon which charge the Court came to the fol lowing decision :—" The Court, alter the most • mature deliberation on the evidence given in sup port of the prosecution, together with what the Pri soner. has said in defence, him guilty no that part of the charge, via.—For having shot to death with a ball front a pistol, between the hours of six and eight of the evening of the 2d of May, 1819, iu the bed of the River Mahn Nitidre, upon site the Furt Sumbhulpore, the daughter of Mu dare Shah Faqueer. But the Court acquit the ' Prisoner in having wilfully and maliciously dime so." Sentence—" The Court having fuuud the Prisoner guilty cf that part of the charge ahove stated, does sentence him, the said Eniauin Ilukslu Khan, late Nuggarchce of the Ist Ressallali of Ramghur Frontier Horse, to be imprisoned for a period of six years."—" In (consideration of the Prisoner's long confinement in irons since th, second of Myy, 1819, the Court most respectfully beg leave to recommend him to the clemency of the Commandersin-Chief, and that the period of hi 4 impris neat may commence front the above date." Disapproved, (Sigurd) n • , TIN us. Remarks by his Excellency the Commander in Chief. The Commander in Chief entirely disapproves the sentence. The Prisoner, Emau►n liuksli khan was charged on circumstances furnishing strung suspicion, with having del►berately murdered the woman who lived with him. The ►nference front those circumstances was, that he killed her to prevent her surviving when he had determined to put himself to death, though his heart failed him as to the latter purpose, and he did trot carry it effectually into execution. Against those particular., which seemed to fix the crime directly on the Prisoner, there is ►rut a tittle of evidence adduced beyond his own assertion. lie states that, having resolved to pot an end to himself, lie went to the bed of the river for that object ; that the wo man. suspecting his intention, followed him si'ently and unperceived ; lastly , that on preparing to toc the pi.tvl against himself she suddenly seized it, which turned the tnuzzle towards her, and by the pistol's going off in the struggle she was acci dentally killed. The ponds of the defence are thus rebutted: By the pregnant fact of the Prisoner's having taken two ball cartridges with him; by the testimony of I'eer Khasi, first witness for the prosecution, who swears that he saw the deceased walking towards the river about forty paces iu front of the prisoner. and of course in his view : by the testimony of Slraick Ainodeen, second wittiest; for the prosecu tion, who deposed that lie heard Jamadar Mabom med Khan (since dead) ask the prisoner where his woman was? to which question Elinor') Buksh an swered, that he had shot her, awl that she was ly ing in the bed of the liver. The Coiamender-m- Chief is utterly at a hiss how to reconcile to silo evidence the finding of the Court, that the prima's• r had not wilfully sod maliciously shot the deceased. • Supposing the above conclusion of the Coot to have been borne out by what appears ou.the proceedings, then the seutence would be alto gether inapposite. Six years implisonruelat for en unintentional homicide is a punishment tan extravagant to admit a moment's countenance. The fir cling on the charge of murder being as irt rluural, il.e w.il net s ink-% the Court to r. vise its opinion. In tabor respoc•s he must consider the proceedings as too stmorrect to have any validity attached to them; thatafisee the .Commander-in-Chia orders the' PeinMere EinSpin Buksh, to be liberated, but foshni• Pee being retained in the seivice, or Ining ou any future occasion. JAL NICOL, Arljt. Gen. of the Army. ... ~~ !!■fit •• - • a 1 • I 11 I 'Y