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I, rt , tiot / / -2 / rib • AI + .O- 4.... • 1 . PP" -Vrit ._, ~ gm 17 • Arr 47101111r7 . • ••• ) \ 7 C . • 4 • ~`! t NUMRIIR 5851. rHEATRR-RUYAL, DRURY-LA NH. THIS EVENIN(:, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5, bis Ms*ly's !lemma will perform Tfl E CORONATION. The Rem...mins eorwroeireira from Westinin*lr Tbc s ere .", grey., the Interior of the Abhry.—The and Introileetnre Some. n• which Mr. Knight will Wrestler, n new Comte Song, eviitled. " The King and the on ..... 'Wow, old England and the l'enn'e."—The Fourth Sec,.e, the to the ciiiiree of which thy (kited E.trr uf the ChwtoPinh• Preesowe to which will he ferrymen ibe Comely of THE JEW. air Stephen Bertram, Mr. Powell; Charles Ratcliffe, Mr. Cooper ; Fietlerirk Remota, Mr. Barnard ; Jaw', Mr. Iliniglit; Mies', Mr. Ellisma. Mr.. Rsirliff-, Mrs Ksislet; Eliot Ratcliffe, Miss Smithson ; Dorms, Mrs. Marlowe. T6P concha+. with she Rwtartainment of THE MAGPIE; Or, THE MAID OF PALAISEAV. E ver s '' '. Mr. Thompson; Parintr Germ, Mr. Goatee; iliaireit, Mr. Knight ; Richard, W. Iterwiar4. Annette, Alin Ognielbsoa ; Devoe Gen.... Met. The Deers to be opentoi .1.16 Z o'Cidoeli, sod the Per il...nano:lm to boffin At Sloven. Rose% ; Pecond Yrie.. la. &I —Pit, 3.. ; a t c on d 'b.—Uslicn, Is.; SeconJ Price, I..—Upper WT. lo.; Second Prise. 6d. Tes.sserrew, • new Meln-dranistic Piste. in three nets. NFW 71-/ ATB -ROYA L, H A YHA PI iiiS itV EN ING, Ii'Et)NE4DAY, Sept. 5, will be perthrmed the Trirdy VENICE PRESEIiVIRD. The Deb., Mr. Tindall.; Prieli, Mr. Younger; Rmlntenr, Mr. Reber; Jager. Mr Conway; Pierre (first time), Mr. Terry; itettaalt, Mr. Fetilkorr. blehrwieta, by a piling Lady, ber grit appearance. After ahirh A DAY AFI ER TILE WEDDIkQ. Col. retrieve. Mr. -limes; 6.lrei %errs, Mr. Baker. Lidy Elizabeth Fr,elovc, 'Mts. Citatterley., To essnelude with the Farce of • THE vit.l.Acs LAWYER. Jwiktir• Mitginusa, Mr. C1131r.; SCOW, Mr. Dlre'llAp; *WI; Mr. Will . ..Me; Charles, Mr. Comet Sheelititce, Mr. Tait leure. Mrs. Kroilati ; Gatr. Miss Smith. Doors to he upvued at Half past Six o'Clock—lbe Play le lw=ia as Seven. Boxes, Its.—Pir, ;s.—Fiest IN.—Seem/ Hal lett,, Is. Plorea Cro the Boars to he taken of Mr. Massioshan, at the Theatre. —Private Row, tray be had nightly, by application at the Hui-olGee. To-sourrow. The Marriage of figire—Natch-roakiag-, sod Tbr Modules, HOW. THEATRE-ROYAL, RNGLISH IPPNItA-HOUSE, NTH A ND. ritillS EVENING. WEDNESDAV. Srpt,.s. wsii be perforated (6th time) a sew I:Sperms, called A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. The Charartera by Menses. Wrench, Wilkinson, Row- Anthem, W. Bennett, Mies E. Blanchard, and Mies I. Ste venson. After nitwit the Mneital Farce of WALK Fort A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET. M. nisittuer, Mr. Itowbothass Mailroom., Mr. Sigmas 1 . Bib timelock, Ifr. panel; Moekey Trailer, Mr. Wilkie. ; lob.. Mr. T. P. Cook,. Emma, 3liss I. Sterrusos; Mi.. KtWeary, Mrs. Griot. To which will be added, 1811, time, a new Comic Piece, in one act, called TWO WIVES! Ur, A HINT TU HUSBANDS. Sir Will4llo Prune% Mr. W. morn;D Mr. Trimmer, Mr. iuwbutham ; Flank, alma. Cu a Bounce, alias Lawyrr Jolmoon, alia• Humplirr Chia, Mr. Harley. Lady Prune, Mrs. Grove; 3lrs. Timmer, Mrs. Balls. To conclude with the Romani ie Melo-drape of THE VAMPIRE. Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. I'. Cooke. Lsdy Margaret, Mims Carr; Coda, Mass Hold array;Ariel, Miss Boa. n. Characters in the Drania—Rutliven, Mr. T. P. Cook e; Ronald, M►. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Rruvilhurst ; !1•II+WII, Mr. Wilkinson. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr ; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Miss I. Stevenson. - - The Illuminated Shrub,l e vy will be opened •t Eight u'Clock fur the adiu,sriern of the Second Price, which cum. mean. •t Nine. _ _ _ linxes, be.; %wend Prier, 31.—Pit, 35.; Second Prier, Is. Sd — 7 l over Gallery, Its ; Second Pr,cr, la.—Upper GM love. lc ; Second Prier, Sol. DU4IIB opru It Half- rail Six, the Performance to lirgio at _ _ _ ^ To•morryw, The lUiller's Curs for Coxcombs— ooJ Two Wm's. PRACTICA I. and UNIVERSAL SYSTEM of GAUGING. This day is published. price 6J in boaroia. or 10s. 6J. , coy stiontly mud neatly half-bunuJ, TIIE UNIVERSAL GAUGER of GREAI' BRITAIN moil IRELAND. and °corral Simla (7.1. rotator: being a Plat Les 4 Si steno ut Gaopinf, lis Pro. Slid lopy. Role, rabbis, ( ,liipere, and Login 'ohm*, according to the llrasarrs iiiihfflO Irßally adopted in the British Domi nions: aud also a. cording to the flew Imperial Gallon ; and i•untaining upwards of 40,60) Original Calcalatisius ois Gauging, Swrits, kc By WILLIAM GUTTERIDGE. I.ntidon: Punted fur Baldwin, Comstock, and Joy, Pater nostrr-row. ••• This Work containa Ono • general Spirit Calculator and Ready Reckoner, both at proof stre•gtb, and at 7 per "all. above Proof: a n t a Table for finding She •aloe -4 any Nu•rber of Article. at any Price, from a farthing ad MA- Mttans, by only a simple opratio• of •Ise the Use of Hydrometer, Snccbaronamers, •nd Lactotur tern, &r. &c. DANSARD4 PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES. PIIE V,.luttie or the NEW SERIES I of tbie WORK, rhich commences with the Accession of lois preseot Majesty, .4 ready for delivery. It contains the PI 11Codu.cs ni buth Nooses, Com the °prairie of the 0.1 5e.0...n to the 2 4 1 of April. Volume V. custainine the Proetedities from the 3.1 of April to the close of the Stessioo, will be pale i‘beel io-Oniteber. e.e All crootnunieattous for Ibis Work, if forwarded to Mr. IVright, Nu. 5, Pautos-mmarr, or to Mr. T. C. 1i5„..„1, Peterborough-coon, Flrra' , will be carefully a traded to; but as as tally pealteation of the Prumeditigs of each pgiou is extremely desirable, it is respectfully reque.ted that such corsnmencations may be forwarded with as little ae possible. Looduis : Preened for Baldwin, Cmdock, and Joy ; .1. Rooker ; Loneness, Hare., Reea,Ornee, cud Brown ; J. M. Ilectixrdoos; Black, Kingsbury, Parbary, and Allen t J. Ilateltard •ad Son; (Werra,' seed Sons; E. Jeffery and Son; 1t , ..1ec1l sod Martts ; R H. Drams; Build and Calktu; .1. 13 , ottli; sod T. C. Hansard. Of whom limy be had. I. The PARLIAMENTARY HIVIONY of ENGLAND, from the •arbtst Peiltid to till War 1803; 34 2 The PARLIAMENTARY DEBATER, from the Y.ar Itlo3 to the Artessloo of his prestos Majesty; leo ♦1 vol s. 3. HOW E LI 'a COMPLATE COLLECTION of arrATE TRIALS; ill 2I vols. 4. INWELLI MODIRRN STATE TRIALS, Vols. I. to IX.. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1821. COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES. IVOTIOE is hereby given, that Perron• sirors of COMPOUNDING for their ASSECSED TAXES, or of RENEWING their former COMPOSI TIONS under the provisons of the Act of the .first and re, aond teoree I►. 'cap. 113, male, on application to the 'As sessors or Collectors of the Pruish is which they reside, or to the Surveyor of the District, !revive the farms of notice applicable to tbele . ca•es; which forms mn4t he returned by them, with the .dechsratioits therein properly ailed up, as prescrilwd by the Act, no or before the Sib day of April, Id2i; but 11ersons who have reduced their - establishment since they eldereti Into composition, wfiereby they would he chargeable with a lips smoutit of assessed is es for the year commencing the sth April, len, Oran the duty compound. td for, and by reason thereof are desirous of waiving the said compositioo, and entering into a new aomposiii4ol 4 are required to sive police thereof to the Surveyor of their iambi three calendar epoutbs after the 10th July, 11111. By order of the Bowyd, MATTHEW WINTER, twee' Paws tar Taxes', bomcpw Rotas*, Leaden, Sept. 3, 1821. CO A LK, 34a. 64. per Clio'ikon. delivered •free of Cyetage in Town, for Ibis Week only; gond Mea sure. for Prompt Payment, under the inspection of sworn Meters. The SOUTHWARK WA LLSEN 13 COAL COMPANY rispeetfolly make known to the Nobility, Gentry, and PuM that the present athe most favours/A/Se opportunity fur Families to take their Winter Supply, as they are enabled to sell Coats euesidertthly tinder ushers, having their own Col lieries and ye..sets. They will sell the best large Wallerod Coals at 49#. 6,1 ; Seconds, 40:.; Inferior, 344. Gd. fire of every Ititytn,f, eXerill the trolls for metage end shooting; three sacks ingrain in five elialdrons, ne lean Oath lit tiro hard a half Mart, received, by post or otbeessise. et their Counting hoisse, Honduras Wharf, 74, Bank,side. weir Nonacid street , surrey Stile Illaekftlars Bridge; Agents, Mr. Sherwin, 6'S, Burlington Arcade; Mr. Johnson, 98, Cheapside ; Misr Peers., 7 2 . Oteat averii..tre. I, Covesit.gorden ; Mr. Beal, 2, Wigtwortystrrei, Cavendi:h.srpiare; and Mr. Alger, 3, Sprinter-le rrrrr r Goer el I. it reet-road. Coal Merchants and Dealers supplied upon very advan tageoh• terms, provided they do not mix tin a with seconds, as that is nut allowed at their Wharf. DREADFUL MURDER! MR. NATHANIEL WILL!! (late of the House of Messrs. Cube*, of Greet 3t. nehmen), who resided is the Crestent, Vaiop-street, ,A f fbitetbspel, re. turning home no Frid a y te emi ng , 10th Aigutt, a b out Halt past Eight o'Cloelt, was toothed done with most brutal violence by a Vlll2Oll. who Wade bit escape lethally. The M orderer appeared to he to company Mita two others, who made a tender of their assininner• The Dotoatods 'wine bat a few yards from how, reocheal there, and , edrartly after expired, having had ten of hinßibs broken on mut aide, sod two oil tile oilwr. • The humane and beneveleme are ft mit earnestly entreated IV step forward its ilia itf a ilb.erintivs, for the Purr"' of placing hie dimositokte Widow and her three poor Children (the yooe;e.t only Two Ilitintles old), in some way of ob tainiug • livelihood, tburdinttiog beta kft without amy support. y or Safely theme is soil a beepttame most glee, with erstpelhix ing humanity, Nor aweye it mbiedi the tear of pity will oo• start, it eunseatpletiog thLeabappy eitisistiom alkslie suit twine Wife tad dentitaselebildhen. thee wedstowiy Meted by a metronome, at eilexpeeterd an *gaol, from • atom of ant. parative happineini intd i au labya• of wait and misery, that threatens to as,..twbelot their sWicted hearty. If the call. citeditelp cannot dry the fatties tear, or seethe the grieving heart, st the present moment of trial mid despair, it will at least serve to alb-vista the distress wader which they labour; it is therefore to be hoped, that this appeal to the tlieuds of humanity will not be made is vain. The smallest donation front a sympatbisiug Public will be gratefully acknowledged, sad kindly received by Nevus. Nimoersley sad Co bankers, 76, ; Messrs. Praed and Co basiker•, ISO, Fleet-street ; sod Messrs. Fry, tad Chapman, bankers, 6t. Mildred's-rood, Poultry. "KUM LAST Npairs GAzETTE. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGEI6. Jnbn Clots mate, of Curtain-road, Sbore.litelk Middles's, carpenter, hum September 6, to lirpieuabar 15, al tett, at Guildhall, Loudon. William Soddy, of Hillingdon, Middlesex, fanner, from September 8, to September 11, at ten, at GotWWI; Comtism Wailed MNlbains, of Llasieefiii,lrate, draper, from September 11, to October I, at eleven, at the Bridgewater A r me, Masicbester. Julio Bendett, of Merham, Norfolk, miller, from Angus, 14, to October 2, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Dowubam Market, Nu. folk. goy, staire-smeolhant.—J. Paine, of Warms tssid•AL H Shonsgateratreet. London, iamb and bell hanger. !SP. Williams, of Fleetraireet, London, wine merchant. • PARTNERSHIPS PISS LYED. R. loader and t. Alksssoon, or luagase.llol, Lowlott. hoist , September 1, 11141.-1. Blackburn and W. H. Blackburn, of Bradford, York, printers, Augeot SA lett.— C. Pitt and .1. Gooier, of Diske.street, Maischester-square, Loudon, clock.stakers, January 1, 1818.—R. F sod R. Andereoe, of Lime-sliest, London, and New Cut, Lime hansoe, sail-makers, August I, 11421.—W. Peacock, T. Pea cock, and W. .nanapton, of Selisburyraquore, as fie as l'egorels T. Peacock, Midsnositer, 1820.-3. Ferriday and A. Cathrrwsod, of Shoreditels. Middlesex, pri•lttlys rottleng" 11,7.1, 1821.—W. Cowley, W. G. Cawley. mod S. S. neat pot, of Bristol, wholesale statiosero, as far as regards.), S. Ponniury, Remember 1, 1811.—.1. Hopewell, of Dean.street, Sohn, and W. Joao*, Of Gloucester. place, New-road, whole, sale grocers, August 11, 1821. itA turE Ts. [Front the " London Mercantile Price Commit," of Toesday, September 4, 1821 J WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Conga.—ln connegnence of the heaviness of the market, only two public sales have been brought forward since one the Jamaica went of with more briskness at a trifling advance in *ices; by private coutrattthere has been more bnsirmas dune in ordinary so Bur ordinary Jamaica at rather higher prices; no Fo►eign Cof f ee has been brought to auction, and there has been little infiriry. St. Domingo has been offered at 110.. per est. The Stork or Coffee is now 5,823 tons, Whit 2,373 mo►e than at this time last year, present prices 225. per cwt. low•r. 14. - G.ta —The demand for B. P Sugar has been moderate, and the priers uu..ird it. nue lost have been fully supported; fine Jamaica has brought 77.. per r wt FORtkON SUGAR.—Nusse have been ..Bred by auction since last Tue•dsy, and there is very little Inquiry. The Stark of B. P. Swear is now 4.331 ca.. 11, less than at this time lest itear, proacist wires 4s. thl. per cwt. Weer, per Gaulle num.—Strung Drinr rasa has beta rued by public sale at nor list quulatiutes. and but tut of Jamaica 18 per crut. U.P. at Is. tl.i. per gallon. Plaign7u is heavy of mile, and rather lower. 11.1VEEPOOl. REPORT, SsPealvamt I. Corron.—The Cuttoti market bus been doll d.t . ring the whole of she week ; Braitils are id. per lb. lower, •:td &weeds and Orleans have barely supported the prices of last week. The public sales yesterday went off rather OA, and the Sea Island. that were sold went at 8 fleabite of id. • !Id. sad ibe other descriptions id. to id. per lb. There were offered-1,871 Sea leleade, ot which 1,002 were read, ordinary to middling at 12441. a 13441. fair to good at 12441. a 1641. ; 246 stained ditto, 148 were sold, middling to g•.od to Hp.; 206 Orleans 129 were swill, ordin try to fair at 941. a 1014.; 158 Rowe4s 141 were sold, very ordinary at ltd. a ; 631 Dens aaaaaa 190 ordinary to vod at 104 d. a Ind.; 213 -Rao badoes 213 were sold, inidilltug to good at 84d. a 101 d. ; 183 Cubas 183 were sold, fair to good fair at 644. • 1044.; 100 Girona 100 were gold, fair at 10.1. 429 Carthagenas 114 were sold, fair to good fait at 7441. • 8441. The tales by private are 4,200 bags, and cuusist of 1,630 &maim at 944. ■ 1044. and a few •t 11.1; 7:0 Orleans -414.4911-4. 114.4. and tan- ordiaikay at Sid. and choice at 134 d.; 80 Alabamma at Vd.• 944.; 40 Sea Wanda at 1541. a 1714.; 420 P•raame at 12d. • 1341., chiefly at 124.1.; 350 Ceara' at 1244.; 250 Babies at 114 d. a 12441.. and a few at 11d.; 270 Olara•hatos •t 1143. • 1111.; 10 Pares lid ; 110 Dr at !lid. s 12d.; 20 Peruvians at 94.1.; 130 Slums at 6441 9/11.; 160 Bengal. at tlid. a 611. per 11/.; tasking the total sales 8,400 bags. The import tins weak is 506 bags, viz. United States 238 bags, ■ud Portugal 218 bag.. Good middling and fine descriptions of Plantation &agar coutiuue to bring full prices; but low winks are still ex. tremely heavy of sale, and have been sold at public sale rather lower than last week. the quantity taken oat of the market is only 600 casks, consisting of Demerara, Jamaica, and Baibadoes: for Foreign bud East India 'here is very little inquiry. Good St. Vincent Molasses brought by auction 235. 6d. A sale of Jamaica Coffee was attempted this week, but only a few lots were disposed of at a decline of 3s. a 4■. per cwt. say ordinary to fine ordinary at 106 e. a 1081. and a few pairels have since been taken of similar quality at 1116 s. a Ills : the inquiry fur Foreign is very Itmited; 2ho bags of good ordinary Si. Domingo have been sold at 100 s. BJ. lu Ginger, Cocos, and Pimento, nothing has been dune. There is nu improvement in the demand fur Rice; some small pied* only have bees taken by the grocers at 15s. 6d. a 16s. fur good to fine quality. We have had a moderate de mand fur Rums; Jamaica 16 0. P. have been disposed of at Is. IOJ. a is 10Id. Demerara 24 0. P. nt 2a. and 34 0 P at 29. 4,1 Dyewuuds are steady, and Jamaica begirciod has brought 81. 15s. a 8/. 179. 6d. per tun. There is some in quiry fur States' Ashes for export, but other sorts are duil; Boston and New Yu.k Poi@ bare been sold for shipment at 38s. 6J. sod Montreal fur bums use at 335. Hides arc with out alteration. There has been rather more itiluiry this week for rood qualities uf Tobacco suitable fur export, but orwhig to the rrartity of these descriptions, and the lush prices at which they are held, scarcely any sales have been affected; the trade continue to purchase spariugly. saute our tam we have had Weak wet and unsettled weather, which bas caused an advance neutrally iu Wheat of 3d. to 4J. per bushel, and bolder• are now very sta. Oats have heeu dull of sale, at a decline uf Id. per bushel. About 2,000 barrel. of Philadel. phis sweet Flour have been taken fur export at 245. per bar rel. Quercitrou Bark is dull of sale, 'a small let uf good Philadelphia has bees sold as low as 18, Bd. per cwt. Some lots of inferior Valonis bare met with buyers at lel. 2s. 6.1. and middling at tDi. per too. Otter.—There are still no account* from the Strait■' Fisher, ; the price of Greenland Oil remains stationary with little doing; there are, however, few sellers of New Oil. Seed Oils statismary. RIFINZI, Sur:ult.—There has been more business does silica our last, both for exportation cod home eonarruptivn, and the prices have berg frilly supported: ordurary large. lumps may still be purchased at 795. per cwt. though the rt. Boers ate at preireut more Gm. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. CO7TON.-I'bere bas been a fair demand for importation, bet prices are Mill *Moat alleralion. The sales moist to 3,090 bags •is. (duty paid) SOO bap Pernambuco, fair to good 131. to 130.; 20 Sea Isised, fair lid.; 100 Bow.* fair Sid. io 10d.; 960 Smyrna, good fair lid. to sp. ; 350 Madras 73J. to lid.; 700 Serif, ordinary to eery pod GjJ. to seal.; 1,100 ileogat bid. to 7d. per lb. /limator 23, 1821. A T Ve.try 61(1 this day itt the Nrestry-room LII of the Pavia of Woislialch; County of Kent, pursuant to public Nulke given, iii order to take into con sideration for what reason, and by whom, the black cloth With which the pulpit and desk of the Church were hung is. dutiful respect to the memory of her late Majesty the Queen, was taken down tied removed theiefrouS. The Notice, or Order, calling the Vestry, having been read, Mr. JOISPIII MEADS !KAOLIN/ was requested to take the Chair. Mr. GVORGI PATCY PARKIN moved as an amendment, that Mr. P . .y do take the Chair, and upon a show of hands the 411 considerably is favour of Mr. Madkins, who immediately took hisses' as Chairman, when Mr. Palma moved that this Vestry be adjourned to the body of the March, olsichrgas vitannatoasly agrre4 to. The Meeting having.* asseahled, Mr. Parkin in hie ob . ii•ons•dinittork, that he had taken down the black cloth from the pulpit. hut ilia he did not du au with any political view, hut m. rely because it was put up without his consent as Rectoo's Chisochwarden. That his sideman (Mr. Pinbora)•• as•istrd in irking it down, and that it was placed in the' parish ch►st, in the Vestry.room Mr. Parkin (either ad- . milted that he was informed by Mr. Pinney, that it was his wish to poi the Church in mourning fur her late Majesty, and that he (Mr. Parkin) replied that he had better put the town in mourning, or words to that effect, as there were no order. fur a general mou►niag. That the cloth was taken down with the knowledge of the Rector, though he could aot say that hr gave his consent thereto, but that be informed bim he would nut have given consent to its being put up, had be known that Mr. Parkin of to it. Mr. PINNIT stated that he bad the Rector's consent to put up the black cloth, which he considered was quite suffi cient. although Ise had out that of Mr. Parkin. Mr. RICUARD EVANS observed that in a conversation he had with the Rector, he was Informed by him that the Chuich was putt in mourning with his (the Rector's) eunseat. .Jr. P 1,411011.11 admitted that he saw the cloth taken inter the I/icily-room, hut that it w. afterwards put into the Pei ids chest, whirl, was lucked with three keys, and he believes it is there mew. Mr. PINNiV was raqucsted by the Vestry so asceriaio whether the !stark cloth was now to the chest ur not ; he re tired for th.st purpu%e, and on Isis return stated that the three keys arse sot Saturday taken away, and that effults were made to ptv'a the lac ka, hot without aunts.; That the three k,•tq have been sinter returned to their proper places in the Vs.stry room, but would not open the lucks, uteri. lec considers to have been injured au the attempt to pick them. Mr. MANI: moved that the chret lie brok♦ open by Mr. l'iiiiiry, ulna rrn. objected in by Mr. Thunder; but on the que.fluts heiug put, it 1 1 / 4 11 rarnrd lII*I it abould be dour. Mr. PINNEY avtio ret,re.l ■nd caused the chest to he broken open. sod , hortly returning, repotted that he had so deue, and that he found the black cloth produced by bon I het ein. Mr. e.*rc moved, that it is the opinion of this Vestry that air. George Paley Parkin, iu t.kiug shown and remov ing the black chotb f the pulpit desk. &c. which 0134 plseed there in revect to the aleatory of lu r las Nlaj(Kty, has acted in an hasty and intemperate m incur, and com mitted ■u act which be hid tau right ur power to do, and that a revere vole of censure ought to be p.stscd by this Vestry against bassi fur such conduct. Mr. PIPIHOMP mowed that a ballot be had nn Mr.Greets'a motion, which wit. negatived, and the original carried by a la. ge majority. Mr. PORFIVF EVFRITT moveJ that the thank• or this Vestry be given to Mr. Pinney, the Parish %V.ir.len, fur his conduct on this occasion, winch was tamed with one die . seutient voice only. Mr. lIIIKRY RtprOUT moved that the rnonening cloth now on the pulpit a n d other part. of the Church, wbrn taken down, be deposited in the cliest of the Parish Church, as thr property of the Pat i>b, to he uu d in future on a as. will ir UCC3IIII/11 is Ilse li. Carried ntaaniututtaly. Mr. I.OCILMoOD moved that Mr. Nokia be called upon in pay all riiprs ars which Ihe Pat Oda have, ur way 'natant, by banging the Clow+ PI second time iu mourning; that lie have the cloth Grit purchased and taken down by him ; aid that if he @loft sot accede thrrrito, proceeding. a t l aw be taken against him tor his couduct.—Carried b; a large Majority. Mr. VALK MVO, List the pus-14464es of this Vestry be published ism( is the BKITIsII Pll/1111,1 he Tiuwe, and The star Neirspapere, which was airfoil. T. M. MADKINS, Chairnyto. The CHAIRMAN baying left the Chair, the moue was isketa by M. hussy, w►ett Mr. Timmons moved, Slat the thank• a this Vestry be ei•eu to his hladknes for his mspettial conduct in the Clair. Cirried susnionewsly. Adjourned slat di.. BANKRUPTS. Jame• RAWline. of Whileh4ven, Cumberland, grocer, to surrender, Septtuther el, fe9, and October 16,at three, at the Black Lion Ins,, Winteltaven. Attorneys', Mr. Clennell, Staulr'd-Inn, lAnutuu ; and Mesurs. Adamson and Son, Wh.tehaveri. James Fisher, of Lancaster. suap.mannfactrirer, 10 sorrels der , September 19. 20, and October 16, at six. as - the Cross Keys. on, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Msktoson, Middle Temple, London; and Mr. E. Atkinson, Lancaster. John Hart and James MacAlpio. of Carlisle, Cumberland, hosiers, to surrender, September 4, 23, and October 16, at ten, at the Crown and Mitre Cu Wee.bouae, Carlisle. Attor ney*, Mr. Clennell, Staple's-Inn, London; and Messrs. S. andt G. Saul, Carlisle. Nathan Driver, of Steanbridge, Gloucester. clothier, le surrender, September 21, at Ave, I% and Oetnber 16, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. Attorneys, Masers. Newman and Sun, Stared; and Mr. William Reed King, _ Serjeaut's.lne, 'freeman'', LOONS, James Knowles and Hairy Walker, of Belford, Laegester, machine makers, to surrender, September 15, 17, and Oc tober 16, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, 51 . Wittig and Watson, Warof.rrbenert, London; sad llesley, Manchester. Thomas D.tvie, of Great Barr, StalAird, =dieter, to surrender, September 17, at six, It and October 16, at eleven, at t►e Flitch of Bacon, Wichnor, Staffurdebire.— Attorneys, Mr. Reynolds, Hertford-street, Fitzroy-square, London and Mr. Fellows, Birmingham. George Goundry, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bacon and butter dealer, to surrender, October 4,5, at eleven, and 16, et six, at the George Inn, Pilgrim-street, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. Attorneys, M . Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church. yard, London; and Mr. Dawson, Rosemary-lase, New castle. Thomas Stafford, of Bath, jeweller, to surrender, Sep teuther 2S, 26, and October 18, at one, at the GreybouuJ B.dls. Attorneys, Messrs. Nethersole and Baron, sex.strert, Strand, Loudon; and Messrs. Eatlle, Else, sad Evil'', Wood-street, Bath. John George Henry Langley, of Bristol, porter seller, to surrender, September 12, 13, at one, aril October 16, at ten, at the Commercial Room., Bristol. Attorneys, h 1 . Claike,reliant., and Medealf, Chaucery-lane, London aria Nlr. Savery, Bristol. John Woodward and Julio Shenlnn, now or late of Bir. minglint, spirit.merchasits, to surrender, September 8, 22, sod October 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atturoeys, Mr. Drake, Old Fish-street, Ductore-Commons, Laudon; and Mr. Currie, Birmingham. Richard Crowden, late of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, hut sow of Kuightvbridge, Middlesex, boot and shoemaker, to surreuder, September 11, 18, and October 18, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Altururys, Messes. Rix sod Pei &aux, Austell:friars. DIVIDENDS. September 26 .1. Hughrs mid It. Challen, late of StorrinK tun, Sussex. common brew's, at one, at Guildhall, Loodou. September 26. C. F. %Youleuit, late of High Hoariest, Mid dlesex, window.glass-esiter, at one, at Guildhall, London. September 26. T. Li. Chevalier, late of Women-under-Edge, Glouce►ter, ecommou-brewer, at one, at Guildhall. Leedom. September 26. IL Findlay and G. H. Findlay, lair of Admires court, Oil 8r0,4 street. London, silk monufarturees, at Iwo, at Guildhall. September '36. K. Day, of Crooked•lme, London, oil-broker, at Iwo, at Guildhall. September 26 J. Howell, of St. 114ariiiiii-lane, Nlidd builder, at twn, at Guildhall, London. September 26. L. Foster, of Farningbaa, Kent, miller, at two, at Guildhall, Loudon. September 27. W. Alilersuu, of Sunderland sear the Sea, Durham, currier and leather-cutler, at eleven, at the Gul- des Lion luu. Swideriaud. September 29. J. Smith, late of Cole S3itit Aldwyraa, Woo. cr*ter, tallow-elmadler,•l eaves, at ibe Kitties Head leo, Cirencester. September 26. J. Pitt, of Cirencester, Gloucester, wool. stapler, at tea, at the King's Head Inn, Cirencester. September 28. W. Button, late of Marlborough, Wilts, builder, at 'levet', at the Guildhall, Marlborough. October I. T. JoisosoN sell. and T. Jahasoss, jun of tomes tuft, Sit(Folk, shipwrights, at tea, at the Queen's Head lab, Lowestoft. _ _ October 1. W. Rayner. of Lowestoft, Suffolk, 6th mer chant, at two, at the Queen's Herd Iwo , Lowestoft. September 26. W. Pearce. of Oat-lane, Landau, Blackwell 11.11.fartur, at ten, at Guildhall. September 27. A. Barnett, of Liale•mreet, Westminster, Middlesex, cabinet maker, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. September 27. .1. Marsh, of Rotherham, York, ,at twelve, at the Crow' loin, Rotherham. October 2. 11. Pao Wart, of Birmingham, nterchaat, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. September 26. J. Taylor mood J. T. Taylor, of Upper Thamea-street, Leedom, iron-smerchania, at two, at Guild hall. CERTIFICATES.—Sarrussea 23. J. Tale, of Liverpool, proviotorstraerekamt.—.S. Dyson, of Wells-street, is r my...si r ee, Westminster, Middlesex. dealer sad clispurau.—J. Pistkett, of Doekbead, Southwark, Ur. Postscript, Tuesday, September 4, 111t1 6 Fear &Clock. Correa.--Tbere • she fear pelotas 0111/11 bessoßlit forward to-day, the Plumate% Will seedy all footsies, wed weal of with better spirit at ea 'Atmore of IL per cwt. w Ile will owy qualities,. It. Doostago wet seld at a reducible of *beet le. 6d. per cwt. B. P. Soaaa.—Tbe sales te-day were realm ettloasler but at pewee whkb barely supported war WS Reteastiese tom the luw Roe Sties. MM.—There was* ieereaoed dimasai lisaw awl COS siJerable basilica, wee dose at foil pekes, Moe woo ea kw Retry for Ingle streoetbs for pitipintat to Itoseta ; proof Leeward. cam with difficulty be boo& at te. it per Olive. Pitme 7d. lIMLAND. DUBLIN, 5 1 16PTIOIRKst I. THE KING'S VISIT TO THE CURRAGH. Yesterday was a duy which will be twig rc. membered in this country with feelings of w , 4 w e *, • lion and pride. At Sri roily hour in rht noir. ri•sc Dublin wait in minion ; it wins gloiimvs 0%141°4 ri u . m were some piosprits of a thir day• mot!, vehicle, roil every anima was in muffins. FS. fair • six o'clock, the roads leading to the Cm-rag:l greio frontlet'. THE PARR. The Gentlemen of the count v of D. jhn Eleg••• to assemble in considerable putt) . herr, at an V 4 .! ), hoer, et the Phibaja Park, for the par t , .•I rotting his Mriarity to Ike boundaries of Th. Frigti Strertff, Colonel Talbot, Whirr. Mr. imitate and Mr. Henry Gruittaii, Sc.. 4c. ney•• oroonwt the number of Cientleate“ who Mr. lien carried a very liandesione F)4liller. Jr. son.; pink on one side, and Flue on ;he faller ; it •ur embroidered with shamrocks anti trituitied with sii. err. Tine inotioes were "Grorge IV. Res." linthe reverie " Erin'. At half-pwt eight o'clock his Maj:•tity rotate 4 appearance ; he was Jarred to the ttn - farm. and •ore K .tar ; thrre wmi ot pnitr Uf . 41 , 61 goons about th• royal terrine. Him :11.jietity received hi , all present with every I Itungt!- ortilioto of loyalty And altrction. lltr Maj•siy sat out in a very simple style; he hitt, but one eat rait (two others having preceded him, coi.taliong tie greater part of hie suite). The Marquis of en,,yrit ham awl Sir Benjamin filotheteld hail die hutwur of travelling with the Sovereign. Tie emollient, Vet nut front the bark with smolt. ink sow.* so much so iontetti, that a nuettrr iff lior.ent• it were quitlay otiliged to give tip in despair of krepisig !twee with his Majesty. Having arnitc, at Knockmaroto Hill, the dreg was put to the carriage, stud having descended, King adult that betiottful drive the low road to Local'. As he parsed aloug, hr *As greeted by the people; and almost every hotme, eves to the ham blest giverilistr, di•playrd some emblem of affection. The iteople pheartt the wrote** enthsetivni ; the King was every where received with loud chiserb. LUCA N. His M.jes►y'a carrtage drove up to Colonel Vesey's goie precisely at hall-past nine. attended by a guard of honour; the resitting Magssirite. Colonel Vesey. Governor of the Comity. sod Ws, Guidon, were in ►tttendunce; the tine biod of air county VuVlio, atetioneil at Lucian, with the sta. were sloe iu reudiness, and on his Nizijestv's orrnvul ituntednitely at rod' up "God rave the King." while the shouts and cheer, of the assembled ye:ll*MA added to the general rightist:ism displayed On this gratifying occ.isiou. A beautiful triumphal .rob wi, thrown between the fine Lombardy poplar, and the principal Inn, the whole Covered with laurel. and other evergreens, with festoons of blue ai:LI pink silk, a beautiful gilt crown surmounting the centre, with banners of various colour.. This arch w•a• coostru , led in a few hours: it displayed the motto:-. "George W.—lreland's Glory." Here his Majesty changed horses. An immense concourse of people assembled to greet him, and almost every window displayed a banner. It eris curious to observe their construction—shawls, hued kerclitek, pelisses, &c. seemed to be put in regaisie lion. After-a delay of a few minutes. his blijesty drove forward, taking the rood to Crlbridge. A t Major Marley's ther e was it magnificent arch throvs:a across the road, opposite the Kate leedltig i,,to the Major's demesne. Oil the gate was superbly em blazoned, in gold letters, " o*orKe IV.—Erin p brae'!" About one mile farther, at the bound, of the roomy, cud at the extremity of the demeotie of gi. Wolstan's, was another triutuphal arch, pith the motto— " See ball with Jell&ht the euarieioue'vieit of oar credues Km' Here the High Sheriff of the Cointy of Dublin, and several Gentlemen whq accompanied I l ia ty, rentaiucil with Mr.Cubbe, while the Huth Sheriff' mud the Gentlemen of the County of Kildlirtt received the King, who continued his journey, sc. compenied by such of the County Dublin Gentle. men es were able, from the superior mettle of their horses, to keep 'Jae with the rapidity of the royal movements. CELRRIDGE. About a mile from the boundary where h:, Ma jesty entered the county of Kildare, is the town of Crlhridge, which crowns on the lelt r most eX. trustee woollen manufactory. A bridge here crosses the river Liffey ; as his Majesty apprraithml, a wr y splendid arch presented itself, with the motto, "Cehd toile jnilte ;" when he got on the hridite, another tuck of a very elegant structure Itt the other extremity, with the motto, "The glades. 12tb of Angnat, " A patriot King and a gratefol Peupte," 'truck hie view. Celbridge is a briiilsome town, - rightfully situated on the books of the river Larry. haviug one Main street. terminated by the magni ficent gate said demesne of Costletciti, the seat of the late M. Connolly. The woollen manufac tory before alluded to isopirticularly striking object on entering the town, it is perhaps one of the largest the kingdom, and belongs to NI r. Houghton. There are avast number of windows in the building, nut of which were displayed pieces of cloths of venom tet. tare end colour. TAW gave the factory a very gay sod *KU* appearance. The persons employed i.i it, amount* to several hoodreds of mat, women sod ehildres, kited the street, doomed M costume : they wort 090 sashes of blue and garnet, harass emblenotwillsoimoi expressive of their Crafts of attaehmest *taw/raw. His Majesty as he pawed along, tools petits* *Ace of this ludas' ries* sod interesting people. Here, sa indeed throlighost his program, the people ertirmal their sincere sad do. "4 ' * .f."