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if / :. ~: Ar Cent. N mit oak 5833. THRATRR-RUYA L, DRURY-L. 4 NE. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 15, bis Majesty's *mote will perform THE CORONATION. The Procession cosewiencea from Westminster Hall.-- The Screed Scene, the Interior of the Ablity.—The Third, and letreslectory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will iiiiroduce a new Commie Sung, entitled, " The King and tho Coronation, - People."—The Fourth Scene, the Hlll, e Grand Entre of the Champion. be perforined a Comedy called 'N MY BANKER. W. 111. Williams; Sir Gabriel Irthar Wildfire, Mr. Cooper; Frank Jolter, Mr. Knight. Miss Catherine • Miss Sunni', Mrs. Ilarlowe. with the Free of °IUD CHILD. e Yrstrist thel Pickle, Mr Critic; Pickle, Mrs. Harlowe; Maria, Misr Prier, 3s. 3e. Id.; Second • Stewed Price, Is,—Upper Gal . at Six °Vier*, and the Per. Seven. with The Coronation. E-ROY AL, LIAYAMAIIK I'r. 1V ERIN ESDAY, Aug. 11, Come*, is three ads, called .ND FALL ra by Messrs. Jones, Terry, Wil- Decamp, Lary, Baker, Younger ; iylesre, Mrs. Pearce, Miss Boycs, After which VIE MOGUL TALE. The Mogul, Mr. Younger; Omar, Mr. Baker; Dr. Pedant, Mr. Wilbarier; Joksay Atkins, Mr. Oaberry. lreur, Masi Boyce; Farisr, Mrs. Tayleure. To whirl. will be ed. 1411 the Farce of I ()VP' I %VOHS AT LOCKSMITHS. • • Vigil, Mr. Hammond; Caimans Brliare, Mr. Decamp; Toitertm., 3lr. William,; Rusk. Mr. J. Russell; Solumos Lob, Mr. Tayleure. Lydia, Mrs. Garrick. Boner, be.—Pi , , 32.—First Gallery, 4r.—Second Gal lery, la. Doors to be opened at Halt paat Six u'Clock—tbe Play to I belie as Severs. Plate* for the Boxes to be labels of Mr. itla4singban, at the Theatre. N.B.—Privfise Boxes may be had nightly, by application Ut (he B.ix-olio. To-nsirrow, Rise and Fall—Bumbastes Furioso--ansi Teasing load. Eley. Old Emtlend aoolThe in the cystic of 'bids the C Previews hi which will be A CHEQUE 01 dir Wilfol lVildfirr, Dlr. Peeper, Mr. Genie; Arthur Cleverly, Mr. Hassell ; Julia Arragon, Miss Sinithsou; 111 To conclude o THE SPOI Lillie Pickle, Madame VI Talc, Mr. Remelt. Miss Piel Doses, 74 ; Second Price, Price, 2s.—Holkry, 25.; 81 WV ; 19.; Second Price, Id. .Tbitloaro los be vistaed Sormaners to beton at Seveu. Tts-rti:orrow, The Jew, wiil NNW THEATRE-0 T"'s EVENING,‘ will be perfurmed • Ca ' • RISE A P The Principal Characters Halal ; Tayleofc, Osbert!, Dv Mrs. Cli a ie. ley, Mo s. Tay le and Mrs. Covent,. THRATRR-ROYAL, RNGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. )-MORROW, THURSDAY. A u g n o 16. will be performed Wei time) a new Melodrama, it lwe wets, called THE MILLER'S MAID. The Mill.•r, Mr. Bariley ; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Emery (his irsi appearance on this stage); Many Mar vellum Mr. Harley; Giant,. Mr. Rowbolbam. Dame, , Wm. drove ;• Plagbe tke Miller's Maid), Miss Kelly. After which, AA lime, a new Comic Piece, in owe art, called TWO WVIEK! Or, A HINT IV HUSBANDS. Sir William Prune, Mr. W. Bennett; Mr. Trimm.r, Mr. Rowbuthane ; Flank, alias Capiain 801111CP, alias Lawyer Johnson, alias Hompliry Clod, Mr. Harley. Lady num., Mrs.Gruve; Mrs. T.ituuser, Mrs. Balls. 's omelette with (17th time) a new Farce, is two sets, as brawl as ii Is long, called TIVO Orpkosii Bluensonlil, Mr. Harley; Mr. Due y, Mr. Min ns ; Roderick Rappir.giuis, Mr. Wrench; Twomey Pasta, Ir. Wilkiaaoa. Arairdne, Miss I. Stevenson ; Cecilia, Mien riputsinr ; Clotilda Binessoeld, Mr.. Grove. Sccouri Pries, 31.; Screed Prier, Ir. id —Lower Gallery, 2..; Second Prier, lc—Upper Gat. Is.; Seeviod Pncs, LI. Mors open at Half-past Six, the Perforamaca to begin at Seven. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Serjesnes-Ina, Pleei.strrei, August Id. Mi. THE CORPORATION or the A MICA BLF. A SOCIETY for • Perpetual Assurance Office dotty . . hereby give Notice, Tint at Midsummer last (old style) the .everal Alemhers or their nominees, upon the Polities numbered as follows—wig. 453, 45.1, 474. 903. 957, 1,131, 1,278, 1,370, 1,401, 1,439, 1,909, 3,080, 3,081, 3,197, 3,299, 3,300, 3,708, 3,707, 3,787, 7,788, were in Arrest' ise their Quarterly Payments, or Contributions, fur nue year and vine quarter of a year. And that unless such Arrear is paid stir within the apace of Three Calendar Mouths after she date hereof, such several Menthe's and their nominees, and their respective Executers, Administrators and Assigns, will, by virtue of tire Supplemental Charier of the said Satiety, be absolutely excluded from all beat fit and advantage from such Policies. JOHN PENSAM, Register. The following ROOKS are just published by JOHN AN DERSON, Medical Bisuuseller, 40, Weed Saw Meld: 1. No. XI. or 01- QUARTERLY JOUR NAL of FOll EIGN MEDICINE aoll SUR GERY, and of ilie Sciences cumieeted wills them. Cox 0.61ae Lemon ec ou Flajanrs Surgical Ob.rr►attuos and IL Sections—lll. Sevres oa Apo plexy—lV. Proposals fur obviating inconliuesce of Urine in WIDOW* after Litlhotenny. by Dr. Ranson—V. Cases of Litho. I fumy •boch occarrrd iii the Hospiials at Paris, leaSes sad Observations on Puritans, by Dr. Marquee% of Mardeburt, and Dr. Struve. of Elataho,o—Vll. L ae h h poie s Practice of Midwifery—Vlll. Medical Rematches en Vnimur and Hut Nallw, and on by Dr. of Naples—lX. Etreseitel and paired on Chronic H%droce plialus--X. Qnla•no on the Diaguosis lif Phibiris—Xl. Au Account of the Climate of Nice, by Dr. kichelati, of that turn—Xll. Profr•sor Lobtoties Amount of the Anntoinical Mown's. at Strimbonrg—Awslreis, emit•iaing 1 niler er•itig skid ruriuwr Cases—Quarterly List of New Ramps [ Publications. R.—LLOYD ON SCROFULA. Iss one vol. Bs°, price Vs. A TREATISE on SC RIIFU LA (tu which the Jacksonian Prise for the year ISIS was adjudged by the Royal College let Sargeoas); describing the Morbid Alteration it produces ill the Sirurtineuf all the different part. of the Rudy, unit the best mode of Treating is, partirislaily in Children ; also I lly connexion with diseases of she Spine, Joints, Eyes, and Glands, more especislly of the Female !tress's, suit Prostate Gland; with particular reference also In the must intim/wird plan of Treating Spinal Curvatures. To which is an Account of the Ophihalmia, so lung prevalent in Christ's 110111311111. fly Ens. bius Arthur Dorf, Itemiser he Hord College of Surgeons in Loudon; Senior Surgeon she General Dispensary, Able-estate street ; and late Surgeon to St. flsrtliolonsess's Hospital. 3.—FARNIEIt ON NEM:LAO-1m Pelee 1... I word's, OHSF,RTATIUNA AIN AFFECfIONS of tlho HEAD, commonly called II EAD.ACH ES, with a •iew lu their e complete Eluctil.tioas, l'seremiuto, mutt Cure; 0 4.;, , eilirr wish mote brief 'ewes Its we Dicentioat awl Indiges tion. Nr J4IIIIYS Formes, Member of the Ituyal College of 1 8 ' 11 V oto:, London, &c. it ( ' 4l( I f. A el kj.:l LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1821. VAUXHALL T HIS EVENING, Wednesday, Aug us t 15, there will he a GRAND GALA. A brilliant Di•play of FIRE WORKS, by Signor Mortrain, Particularly a grand imposing Scene of The ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS, And the Ray of Naples. The Military, Caledonian, and Pendent, Bards will pertiorn between the Acts. Admission, 3s. 641.—The doors open et Seven ; the Con. ceri Its begin at Eight.. Second Act of the Concert at Eleven o'Clock precisely. OUTINIAN LECTURES. rirlHE Friend. of these rational Meetings, and their Acquaintance, are respectfully informed, that a LECTURK on the MARRIED SPATE will be deli vered at Mr. PENN'S, Purlieu, New-street, Spring-gardens, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 18th August, 1831, at Three o'Clisrk, by Mr. RICHARDSON. 'Fla-kegs, 2.. 6d. earls, or 11s. the Course, may be bad of Melon. Hatelard, 187, Piccadilly. • Till QUEEN'S DEATH—ANOTHER GUT AT THE , GANG! Jest published, SIZTINITII rbITION (With an extra Cat— the Queen's Hatebmeat), price Is. HONESSLAP AT SLOP AND TFIE BRIDGE-STREET GANG—Entauovo! Contsiss ing Additional Articles on HER MAJESTY'. DEATH. With TWENTY-EIGHT CUTS, by Mr. George Creik. shack, viz.-1. The Queen's fasters! Hatehmeut-2. Sub scription Vessel-3. Bridge-street Sweeper-4. His Mark in. Brash-9. The Truths; or, King's Own-6. Ferocity —7. Topsy-tarry-8 lushes. Juggler-9. Prierloo Mo. siument-10. Peterluo Medal-11. Jack Ketch's Mark —l2. Slop's Cuckoo Cluck-13. Ked hut Slop—l 4. The Rat's Refiece —l6 A Nuu-glescripi-16. Bridge -street (sang at Work-17. Devil on Tau Sticks-18. Dr. Slop's Obscenity-19. Usi . !Safely Lamp-20. " Pray remem ber the Grotto !"-21. The Poet Laureate mid Glorious Apollo—ft. Jack its the Green-23. Louden Bridge sad the Borough Arches-24 Coussitutioual Bridge-23. The Tri angle-26: Emptyiug the blupspad-27. The Paw-28. The Gang Arms.. Primle.' Cur William Huse, 45, Ludgate-bill; and sold by all ttookaelkm is the (Nitta Ks. du*. FROM LAST NIGHI"S GAZETTE. of Dover, Kent, porter- merchant. —G. K. A•brel, of Man chester inerchant.—E. Aisbrvy, jwn. of M anc h ester , user ebant.LG. Jackson, of Birmingham, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Slansfehl, of LOSIdaOII, and J. Turner, of Lougbottous, Worley, York, =embattle, December 31, Mo.-4, &MA and J Smith, of Liverpool, printers, July 5,1821.—W. Pain, J. T. Cakitt, mid 1.. 81ann, jun. of Liverpool, snuftusasiu fsetnrers, August 9. Mt —T. Lewis, sad G..Geddes, of Liverpool, commiasiommerchauts, August IP, 1821.—J. MI Dar winel • T. Tingle, of !Yield, steel.maisufarturent. A attest 2, 1821.—W. James W. H. J ames o f 80w, CA/vestry. coal mmisterv, Jame 24,1 I.—R. F. Ring and J. H. Wilkey, of Bristol, parking-box-makers, August I, test —P. Lear sad R. Lem, of Kinytawood Hill, Gloucester, elsaadlers, parch 1, 1821.-.1. Burrell. I. Burrell, T. Fakes, and R. pekoe, of Newcastle-upow.Tywe,irow-launders, May 1, 1820. The St. Domeier) was of good quality, and was sold at Ills. per cwt. SuGAR.--The transactioes to-day were limited to about 7M bhds. but the prices were fully supported. The public sole of BorboduesSugar is postponed till to morrow. Bunt•—The higher streagth of the Draterara pat tip to auction, sad which formed the principal part of the sate, were takes is about Id, per gallon ondrr the previous prices; the S per test. over proof was sold at nearly Ibe Cur nee rates. THE QUEEN'S FUNERAL. At eight o'clock on Monday night a numerous and most respectable meeting of the Committee that had formerly conducted the pr n of the Queen to Si. Paul's, was convened at the Freemasons' Ta vern, for the purpose of adopting the moat ex. pedient and expeditious means of attending the Royal remains some part of the way, to the grave of its ancestors. An official letter from the Sub-Secretary of State fur the Home Depart ment, through the instructions of Lord LATER root., produced a deputation fron► this Committee, which returned as •uinformed as it went. J. HUME, Esq. M. P., Sir G. Noet., Mr. THELWALL, and several other Gentlemen entered the room at ten o'clock, and Mr. House proceeded to in form the Meeting that they had just left Brandeis burgh House ; and he was sorry to say, that Go vernment had thought fit to withhold all informa tion from her Majesty's Executors as to the exact route they intended to remove the Royal Body; but he earnestly requested all those Gentlemen (who would accompany the funeral) to meet in the front of Brandenburgh House as early as six in the morn. lug. Government, he likewise stated, had refused to permit Mr. Alderman WOOD to form any part of the attendants on that melancholy journey, as lie did not strictly belong to her Isle Majesty's House hold. Mr. THELWALL was requested to in form the numerous assemblage in the front of the Tavern, of all that had transpired at the Meet. ing, whicb that gentleman did, and the crowds se. petaled in the most orderly manlier. It will be observed that while Lord Ltentpoot, says it is not intended that the Royal Corpse should pass through the City, his Lordship domi not drop • biut of the course which he intended it should take. Whether it would turu by Brook Green, Shepherd's Bush, or at Kensington, into the Ux. bridge-read, and thence to the City-road, we con. jecture could be formed; and thus it appears the most efficacious means were employed to elude the people. and deprive them of au opportunity of payiug the last sad tribute of respect to her Ma jesty by scconapettyiug her remains ou their way to the grave. The following is the order of procession wl.ich the Conunittee at Freemasons' Tavern issued on Monday night : DIRIECTORt Mr. HarroweHife Mr. Skelton Mr. Wakenlore Mr.lean Mr. C. Hearing I Mr. Leonard Mr. Brisson Mr. Tieford Mr. Rogers Mr. A. Slade I Mr. Haines I Mr. span. Members of Parliament to kad, - flopported by Twelve of the Communities. Horsemen, four abreast. 1• the aent►e of the Cavalcade, Twelve Gestlmes of the Cuomo; t tee. Horsemen, fuer abreast. And the ►emainder of the Committee to Meg up the rear. The Gentlemen &steadies an requested to pay particular attendee to the orders of Director.. Also, sloes the Gen tlemen arrive at Chelmsford, sueb as do set intend to pro ceed further, are requested to tile off la double Iles ou the right and left, sod to admit the P►ocession to peas betweco them, being uscorered whets the Hearse passes. By order of the Comendiee, T. BENSON, Hon. Sec. Freemasons Tavern, Arrest 13. The Committee at the Freemasoss' Tavern have received assurances from tee suirleirnsentioned Gendenten of ibeir iateation to attend the Norval procession of ber late Majesty this morning, on horseback or in carriaces, viz.— Sir G. Noel, But. M.P. Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P. Sir K. Wilsua Krt. M.P. J. C. liohhouse Esq. M P. Hue. Grey B• 201101, Al P. S. C. %%fibres", k:sq. M.P. The town of Harnmerstutth was filled on Monday night to that degree. that after ■ll the beds iu the Imes's, lodging-houses, and public-houses, were occupied, the sitting•roonus remained full of re spectable company, who wete compelled to remain awake for want of accommodation. In the course of the day the undertakers' people, under the direction of Mr. Thomas. of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, had prepared the Marble Hall, at Brandeuburgh House, for the reception of the Royal corpse, in order to its lying in state. The preparations were of the ordinary kind. The Marble Hall is at the back of the house, on the ground-floor, adjoining the apartment io which her Majesty died. The walls and floor of this hall were covered with black-cloth, that on the walls arranged in festoons, and the pillars which support the ceil ing were also covered with the same material; but, unlike the other preparations of the same kind, of which we have seen so many lately. the ceiling was not covered at all. In the centre of the room, im mediately facing the entrance, a plain square ca nopy of black cloth was erected, and underneath stood the triage's intended to support the coffin. PRICE id. The entronce-ha II at.d vestibule a eie entirely cover. eil with block. The wwkinen hoeing so for c mpleted the ar. rangements. repaired to the adjoining apartment t. remove the Royal et mil, and Oder it beneath tlii canopy ; but the door was Ion a ! locked, nor coal. the key be found any where. Application wax mail. successively tit all the Members of the Household. we understand, hut nobody knew any thing of it. More than three-quarter, of an hour were spent in useless inquiry after it ; and at length Mr. Thomas' directed the workmen to open the door by taking off the lock. This was speedily accomplished, and the Ro)al coffin was placed in the situation prepamed for it. Whilst these things were doing, the crowd at the Lodge •Ha every moment accumulating ; but a strong party of the Bow street patrol had the com mand of the gates, and admitted only such persona us they thought proper. This caused much dis satisfaction and turmoil throughout the day ; as:d the murmu►s were loud and incessant—both at the Lodge gates and at the Stable-yard, both of which were surrounded by massy hundreds of people, chiefly females, very respectably attired in deep mourning ; who toiled and struggled hour after hour with iii6nite perseverance. This scene conti nued till after three o'clock, when they were some what petrified by its being announced that they would be indiscriminately admitted after six o'clock. It was not till that hour that the ceremony of " lying in fall state" commenced ; that is, the candles were not all lighted, nor did the attendants wear their scarves. During this time, however, many of the t►eighhoosing gentry were admitted in small parties ; and on no fo►mer occasion of the kind did we ever witness such a manifestation of mental affliction. The Ladies, for the most part, wept audibly—many threw themselves upon their knees before the coffin, and clasped their hands convulsively. In the course of the morning we ob a rved among the company the lion. Mrs. Darner, *ho approached the royal coffin and fervently kissed. it. She was accompanied by Lady Ann Haasii. ton, and appeared so absorbed in grief that her Ladyship had some difficulty in withdrawing her from the melancholy scene. At length six o'clock arrived and full state com menced. there was a very considerable deficiency of the usual ceremonies oo these occasions. An ample pall of black velvet lined with white sarsi.et was thrown over the coffin, turned back so as to show its foot, and a very indifferent imitation of the Royal Crown was placed on a golden ffiaged purple velvet cushion at its head. Three candle* burned en either side the cr.ffiii ; immediately over it appeared an embluennmeot of the Royal Dram in a lozenge-shaped cloth of silver, six gaselier escutcheons, with the arms of Britain and Bruns- wick quartered, were displayed near it, and the walls were gloomily enlightened with a few sil ver sconces. The only persona officially in attend ance on the part of Governmeut, were three Groom. of the Great Chamber, Messrs. Noss, Gardner, and Seymour, ami two of the undertak.r's men. There were no noble mourners, DO Pursuivants in their tabards, no Yeomen of the Guard, nor any of the usual accompanintentito denote the high rank of t he illustrious deceased. The getes at the Lodge were now thrown open, and many hundred persons rushed tomultuoosly down the avenue. but an orde► ors given slmost immediately that oo more should be admitted. There was no thoroughfare through the room of state, but those who first obtained admitton found it so extremely difficult to get out again, that much confusion appeared likely to ensue, and therefore the order to close the gates again wa• issued. A The Royal corpse, however, continued to lie io this state till ten o'clock. In the course of the afternoon. several pieces of cannon, the property of private individuals, •ere planted on the opposite side the river s for the pur pose of firing minute guns during the removal of the body through the grounds of the house. The weather changed, as the day (Tuesday) dawn ed, to gloomy and incessant rain. As early as four o'clock the tows and neighbourhood of Hammer- reti were all in motion. Horpe and foot passenger. Le A ui, to line the road from Loudon, and accumulate iu the avenues of Brandeuburgh House. Between this and five o'clock, the interest of the doleful scene became gradually heightened, by the passage through the town of several mourning coaches sad six, the escort of the Oxford Blues, atnoeutiog to about 40 or SO, and the party of men from Messrs. Bailey, and Co. returning to finish their operations. Mean time the children of the parish school, and of the Latimer Charity, turned out, and commencing et the Lodge gate, strewed the road with Bowers, to the farthest boundaries of the parish, in which the procession was expected to move. The flowery had been plucked from the gardens in the neigh bourhood, the various proprietors of which y ielded with alacrity to the request made to them for that purpose, and suffered the whole crop to be taken • e kw V 40 16 r ,4/If O z4111111.31(r MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Oft*, Argus! 14, 1811. GARRISONS. Colonel Sr John Colborne, K.C.R. of the 52d Fuot, to be lieuteuarat-Governor of Guernsey—dated Joly 23, 1821. Commission in Mr Royal Carn,arlhrn Fusilerrs, signed by Me Lord Lieutenant of Cie County of Carmaitherr. The Right Hon. Lord Dynevor to be Colonel, •ice t h e Right lion. Lord Carder, deceased—dated July 30, 1021. animas:fox he !be Warwickshire Beguiler Militia, signed by the Lord Liersienant of Me County of Warwick. George Henry Arnold, Esq. to be Capraiit--deted August 1, ISt!. ERZATON in t►e Getrifte of the 7th busiest. Dogencrsield Yeomanry Cavalry. For Hisrelent Baring, Gent. to ►e Cornet, vise al. John, diseased, read Bingham' Baring, GeaL to be Comet, vice St. Juba, resigned. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Peak., of Sloase-sqttare, Middlesex, linen-draper, from August 18 to Ansel 4S, at twelve, •t Goiltiltall, lLoadoo. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Timms* &Orb ■od Jolla Preston, of Torquay, Devote, merchants. BANKRUPTS. William Bambini', stn. of Ltueulst, woolstapler, to soma der, August 27, 411, awl September n, at eleven, at the S 'a Head Inu, Lincoln. Anomie's, Bemire. Mayhew, Prier, and Siyan, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. alloorr, Lincoln. IVtllwm P.get, rif Ratcliffe-Highway, Middlesex, voter, lo surrender, August t 5, and September SY, at te a , a l Guildhall, Condor. Attorney, 3lr. Heard, Hooper's-square, 1.011111111 street. Guirdmarea.Selils. Thomas Wilk►, late of Liverpool, bell. lounger, to ►urreo der, Fe plember 4, b, •nd IS, at one. at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorn►ys, Messrs. R■veuhdl and Crook, Princes street, Bank. Loudon; and Mr. Wilson. Liverpool. William Davies. sow or late of Raneorn, Chester, floor dealer, to surrender, Argos 30, at gee, 31. at ten, and Sep telpher IS, at three, •t the Nag's Head Inn, Warrington. Attorneys, Mr. %minims', Warrington; and Mr. Cleaner, &sole Into, Loudon. Robert %laromeh, late of iYarwiek lIMI, Combertood, banker, to surrender, September 5, K, and 0, at eleven, at the Croon awl Moose Ivo, Carlisle. Ailurneya, Klemm. Illearsey and Siswa, Carlisle, sad Messrs. Malmsey sail Gray, Staple 1.. m, Francis EngHA, of Birmingham, draper, lo surrender, Anginal 28,29, and September 25, at two, at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Mess►s. Baxter and Booker, Gray's loin-piece, Linedusi ; and Mr. Bird and Mr. Capper, Birmingham. Thuou■ Super Midas's, of Ayleaford, Knot, farmer, to surressder,Augnst 47, at seven, IS, and September 45, at eleven. Attorneys, Mr. Jtlferyit, Fewerabson ; and Messrs. I.ova and Bower, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London. JuMI Noble, Isle of Salford, 11..msessler (now a Primmer rue debt it. I.sucasur Cask), eummon•brewer, to nder, A ugus t 31, September I, al Its:, wro.l 25, at two, at She Rndge+ater AIM. blareelsemer. Attorneys, Mr. Chew, Ilsrucln Mee; and blesses. Adliailma and Gregory, Bedford row, Luudom. DIVIDENDS. September 4. J. Witreherth, of lVonhip•atreet, Finsbury. mpaarr, coaeh.ntater, at rlevere, et Guildhall, Luardou. S. member 4. J. G Gcrard, 11 r Ba►iagball.dreet, London, eaerelmett, at our, at Guildhall. September 4. J. Hancock, of Limrbou•e. Hole-Maier, Poplar, marl maker, at ... . . . September •., , ti. G. Saw/tell, of llei•rni, wierchaul, al eleven, at she Cirnmerrial• Room., Bruin'. September 5..1. Sliicey and B. Shirley, or %Vorship.rilreet, Lasokra,2lralere it earthenware, at viewers, at the office at Mr . Griffin, Stafford. September*. F. Kidding, late of Irelliugtos, Salop, but now of Birmingham, Warwick, tanner, at tea, at the newts. Inn. Wellington. Seplembir 7. D. Culc, of Wolverhampton, Stafford, carrier, at five, at the Jernisigham Arms Inn, Shiffual. September 7. C. M.r►h, of Wolverhampton. Stafford, Ere. err, at eleven, at the Jrruisighant Arms Inn , shor w d, &Timber 8. G. A. T. Bruggenkate, of Little East Cheap, Lonrho', nurchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Iwinclon. September 8. T. Brown, of Longdmi, Shand, grocer, at eleven. at the Real Lion Inn. B,eretr.n, Stafford. September N. J. Webster and G. M. Simpson, of Tower slier!. Loudon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. August Is. J. F. Duboie and J. Dabois, of Alderman's. walk, Loudon, merchants, ■t twelve, at Guildhall. --------- - CERT' FICATEN —SmenisEß 4. P. D•wsloury, of Minorham, Ckaarr, roro-Jealer.—T. ‘Yoibudie, of New Melillo. York, eons Waroe t.rtl, of Yolk, grocer.—W. Wood, late of Wiew e lp.ser,ei, St. klary..te-Bowe, kfolidlesex, tallow-ehesaler.—J. Yooder, MARKETS. -,. [From Iw " Loam Mereantile Price C14 . 141n0t . 4415, Tneeclay w Aroset 14, 11114 .cam , WERT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Corp its.—This mta►ket has cominewil ettrensely dell, and a farther reduction has taken plate of about Is. per mit. stare the public balm on Turada► last. A larger proportion than usual Or Dominica hairimg helm included in the piddle sales, this dew-dirties has declined the mom; fine urdiaary was sold st 117 s. to 1101, middling sod good middling ItOs. to 1295. per cwt.; none parcels of giod and Sue middling Jamaica bare sold at nearly last week's currency. The fu. reign has beencbiefly withdrawn, Ilawannah at 110 s. to 1125., sad St. Domingo at 111 a. iSri. for which Ills. was af terwards offered ; mare small parcels have been sold private. ly at Ills. per cwt. B. P. Burma has been heavy abate since our last, and a farther reductio• in lima low and middling qualities has ga rrulity taken place. Foaavisa luevaa.—Thers has bees an public sale, sad iliere ►as bees less iftqatry far "bite Brasil; bros■ is very dull of sale. Runt.—Leeward Island sod Jamaica of tow strength have been in rather more demand at the resumer prices. A public sale of Demerara is advertised for this day. Pt m is again heavy of asle; • patent of 300 bags was brought to section, bat osly one lot was disposed of at per lb.: the remaiisder was taken in at ?id. DeailttmoDs —Nicaragua Weed, in aous►jueece of its scarcity, has commanded SO/ per tee, at which rates the holders now refuse to sell; o.her descriptions are much time same. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ammer 11. There lies bees a very limited demand fur Cotton daring the whole of the week, but priers generally continue without alteration. The sales are 5,200 bap, consisting of 1,700 Roweds at 94. a 101 d. and • few it ltd.; IMO Orleans at 911.1. a 1 ItJ aad a few at 121.14 240 Alabama,' at ftisl. a 914.; 340 Sea Islands at 144 • 22.1.; 180 stained at 101..1. • 13d.; 310 Persians at 1214. a 131.1 ; 730 Bahias at 1 ltd. • Ind.; 350 kkranhanas at 12.1. a lttal. and a few at 'Yid.; 50 Para, at I a 111.1.; 60 Mime Geese. at 144. • 100.; 00 De merara, at 11141. a 13td. • 20 Berhadoe• at 1014 ; 150 *havens at 71.1. • Bd.; 20 West Indies at 81.1.; 10 Alert as at sid.; 60 Serails at ?id.; aid Up Seagate at 6).1 • Std. per lb. The import this week is 7,0112 bags, viz. 410 bap Jennies, 59 Demerara, 103 Bewhestwer., 623 Charleston and It, 3,81113 New Orleans, 1,104 other parts C. 8.,1,000 Bemeile k the csimeseweeneetee if the week the politic mile tiff Plantation Sager wrist off with spirit at as advaace of 1.. Is. or middling and Base qualities, bat the sales yesterday, consisting of Barbadurs aid Si. Latin, were flat, the whole of the St. Lucia were tidies its, sad the market hae claws, with very little alteration slice last week: the rplantity of was 1,400 cask*, of which 1,000 were sold : East India eootisres quite neglected, and a small sale of Brazil was withdrawn fur wait of buyers-le comiequence of the very flat &vomits received from Load*e of the state of she Coffee market there, very little hesioess has beer done, and of three public sales attempted ea Thursday of Jamaica, early about masks were sold at • decline of 3.. • 4s. per cwt. say good middling lite. middliag 120 s. aid good or dinary 1145.: 150 casks good ordinary St. Domingo offered at auction were taken in at 110 s. hut afterward. disposed of at 109 s. below a decline of Is. per cwt.-We hare had a pod hopes fur Pimento for export, and 400 bags have bees takes at BJ. per . lb. for fair quality. In Cocoa and flinger nothiag bag Brea dose. Rice con tinues dull, sod wily • few Ws have bee* sold at 14s. Bd. • 166.94. for ordinary to good, and our small parcel of very Sae at 18.. There is a fair desisted for Rums ; Jennies, consister Savours have been disposed of at Is. 104., good at 2a. for 16 0. P. and common Leeward. at 11.4 d. a Is. Nicaragua Wood coati...Des es the advance, and mte small parcel uf solid has beers sold at MAL per kw, sad 601. is sew required St. Domingo Logosod has here bought at 81.10•, old Csropeachy at Si. lie., consaius Cuba Footle 71. iso! Ashes matinee dull ; alloatet•l Puts have bees mold at 335. • 33e. 6J , and Bo.tun •t 39446.1. Hides are steady ; the sales are 6.500 good dry Cow Safi (lx at 10d. a lop., 1,600 salted at 51.1. a bid per IS.; 12,000 Hero.. partially worm ed, at ss. W. • is. MI., and 2,500 good at 7e. • 7e. 6d. each. The sales in Tobacco hove bee* ounioed to a four small lots of Reetueky Leaf, at former rates. The Cu.. market on the whole has been dull ; Oats have bees selling at • trifling redurtioa ; Bonded Flour supports steady prices, being in fair demand for export ; fresh Philadelphia has brought 255. • 25.. 61. per barrel. likercitros Bark re. mains dull of sale, only met small lot of fair Philadelphia lonise been sold this week at 17s. per eat. Yesterday 1,000 bags Sicily Shonsic, of good epiality, were offered by auction, fur which there were no bidders above 19s. ; the whole was withdrawn, and I. held at 20e. 64. per cat. Palm Oel is offrritig OS rather lower terms ; good quality may be bought at 32L 10r. to 331. per toss. OILS -There have been farther arrivals of ships. from Gleeulawil, well /shed, and little doubt is now eatertaincil but there will bean abundant supply ; the reseed prices are quite nominal, there being sca.ctly any burn. EAST INDIA PRODVCE. Corvoc—The demand for Surat has 'greatly ',bolded, hot it to still is more respell than nay other sort, the sates have been but moderate, chiefly fur home roe, as follow, : (duty paid) ISt) Bowed, middling to fair 9311. to 101 d.; 100 Kronen. good fair 13,1. to 13f4; 100 Bahia good fair ltd. to ItIJ ; 100 Carriacou good fair 101 d. to Ilia.; 50 Bar hire fair 111.1.; (its hoed) 450 Surat ordinary to taiddliog bed. to 64d., good 230 Reuel very ordiaary good total sales 1,200 bogs. lootcao.—There has been • fair demand since the sale, and ail advance of 4.1, to 3d, per lb. has beret paid*. the ordrn■ry mid middling qualiiieo; Sue is.witloost alteration. T•a —Buhea and low Congos footloose ia demand at a rather greater adirruce than slated he oar last. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. IRRVINRD SUGAR lAA bren extremely heavy of sale sine. our last, and although we du not lower our quotations fur low lumps. parcels hare beeu sold and may sow be brought 1111. ill r them for money. FuREIGII Fitute.—A large parcel of Ante Denis Raisins has bees disposed at about 31s. per cwt. duty paid; iu other description/ there has bees very little dorm. Postscript, nada'', Argaist 14. 1831, Pour o'Cloch. CO/fig.—Three public sales were brought forward skin day, hunt the result of which we canines our quotatious seeordie; to the prices of last week, they went off very ir regularly ; the Aral part was about la. per cwt. lower, but they afterwards recovered sad brought the peerless rates.— A. ) .t s .ft,..call