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~ t -- sr - MY! i• •.J • .ti kied I Oila i Se 1 unatt. ith of the the imisnrtant, Carriage In re down at the Proust Door of the Itlaasion Hoare, and to drive flown Priactimitrret; and for the gene ral acewateisodation, strict orders will be gives to eaforce this vegetate*. The Door in C►- TH RA TRRHOTA L, COVRNTHARDRN. T uts EVENING. MONDAY. February tg, will be perfersissi, is two sew, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Capt. Mucha*lls, Me. Denies; Peach... Mr. Biaarhard ; Leckie, Mr. Emery. Mrs. PESAIIIIIN Km. Dayssipori Lacy, Ors C Kt-sable; Polly, Miss !Implants. To which will be added (with • sew lad additional Scene), the Farce of ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. Sir Gilbert Peopling, Mr. Blanchard; Caps. Snaky, Mr. Abbott; Capt. matey, Ur. Comm, ; Piggery, Mr. Listens. Miss Bridget nomplits, Mn. Davenport; Kitty Sprightly, Mrs. T. Hill. After which, Oth time, a sew Grated sad Comic Pantomime sidled 'HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEA R Trier Bacon, Mr. Corner ; Vandcrwiart (afterwards Pants- Mr. Bones; Aduais Fribble (afterwards Lover), Toon Grimaldi; Yowls( Morley (afterwards Martequie), Mr. altar; Mrliment (afterward. Columbine), Miss E. Denuett ; Nato (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi Places for Ilse Bowes to be taken of Mr. Brand**, at the Des-Office, Hart-street, from Ten till Fou►. A Pri►afe Buz limy be bad fur the &mutt, or Nightly, of Mr. Br.mdon, at t►e Box-Office. To-morrow will he produced a sew Operatic Drams, celled Don Julio, or 'The Two which bliss Hallawde bfltl make her lest a*pearatice ua say stage. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. MRS. 'rENNANI' tripertfully acquaints the Public., *bat Iwr BENEFIT will take plate at the above Theatre on MONDAY NE%P, February stl, wbe• • favourite BURLETTA will be perforated, together with OTHER MUSICAL ENTERTA IN M ENTS, ea will be ex 'crewed is future Aitwertiasasests. P Ansi Base% TOWN sod Plows Oar the Boxes, to be hid at Mr Clallais, esA. Mas.adies albs Theatre ; sad of MNiessalassas Sim& - • Ikon 46.-1911 U.—Gallery is. J t:st price 1e.6(1. AFULL EXPLANATION of the LAW rropeetiog PRAYERS for the QUEEN and the ROYAL FAMILY. By PROFESSOR CHRISTIAN. Printed for Mews. Clarke, Portural-street ; M . Rieistigtoiss, SI. Paul's Ckarck yard and Waterloo•placc; and Sums, St. James's.strert. Also, by the tame Author, DISSERTATION on EVIDENCE before the HOUSE of LORDS, sad OBSERVATIONS on the BILL of PAINS sad PENALTIES, price Ss. These are bound together in board' price, Is. ed. la the Press, and speedily will be psibli.hed, in two very _ large veinal's retests, inscribed, by permission, to the bird Bushey of Lamina, OLD TESTAMENT, arranged on the ba.is of Liesifuoi's C.bressiele, In Historical and Chronological order, I■ such manne►, that the Books, Chapters, Psalms, Prophecies, ke. •ay be rs ad as oue connected History, in the very words of tile authorised Tranrialion. To the above will be added, Six isdexes ; the Viral, eon: labium an itemiser, of the Periods, Chapter', and Sections into whit!' Week is *aided, with tie Passages of Snip. bire lama& ; the Seemul, in Columns, enahliww the reader to discover in what PArt of the Arrangement any Chapter or Verse of the Bible may be found; the Third sad Fourth, of the Psalms and Prophecies, in Tables; .hewiug in what Part of the Arrangemem, and after what Passage of Scripture, every Psalm ur Pruphicy i• inserted; and likewise on what Occasion, and at what Period, they were probably written; with the authority for their place is the Arrangement ; the Fifth, containing the Dates of the Ereals according to Dr. Hale.; and the Sixth, a getters' lades to the Notes. By the Rev. GEORGE TOWNSEND, M.A. Of Trinity College, Cambri.lgr. TAIII4OII Printed for F. C. and .1 Itiointina, N 0.12, 13 1. Pant's Church.yard, and No. 3, Witirrluu-plare, Pdlsall ; sold alau by Ritringtanas and Cnchran, No. 148, Strand ; and by the Booksellers at Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh, he. This day is published, handsomely printed hi small eve. with Ten Plates, price 7s. ed. a Ne• Edition of ANEW SYSTEM OF DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed newt PRINCIPLES of ECO. NOMY, and adapted to the tier of Private Families. Cu.m prising shoo the ART of CARVING; Observalioas on the Msaagenseut of the DAIRY. and POULTRY YARD; Illtirl/Ciiolll fur HOME BREWERY, WINES, ke.; COOKERY for the SICK and for the POOR; many very woeful MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS and DIN EC TIGNS proper to be `ivea to SERVANTS, both is Town stud Cavalry. To which i■ prefixed, no ESSAY un DO. MESTIC ECONOMY and HOUSEHOLD MANAGE MENT, comprising many Observatioas which will be found particularly useful to the Mistress of a Family. By A LADY. 11l This is really one of the most prartically useful Books of soy which we have seen on the subject. The Lady who has written it has Not studied how to form expensive articles for luxoriews tables, but to combine elegarre with economy, Ow his siren her directions in a ithiiit sensible manner, That every body can entlerstand ; and these are not confined merely to Cookery, but are extended to a variety of objects is p e e Is ramifies ; by which means the Wilily of the Hook is rely much increased isdced." Fri:sled by Juba Murray. Albemmle-streei hold also by every other Nueliselks is England, Saallead, and Ireland. Of whom may he had. laiely published. The NEW FAMILY ECF.I PY.• BOON. A New Villas, erensly improved, handsomely ptinied in small Bro. price 7.. N. is hJards. On the Ist instant was published, pike Is. No 02, of MONTHLY GAZE rtE of HEALTH: coataiaing, Treatment of the different Species of Palsy, and PrrSelllloll of Apoplexy, by Dr. Cooke ; Cases of mer curial Rheumatism, Asthma, p 'taut filetistriaatios, cured by the ammoniated Titictui• of the Colchicum & ed., by Dr. William.; and of consumptive and cosistitutional Cough, by the Oxymel of the Seeds. by Dr. Reece; Reme dies fur the Lome roved Worm, the Tape Worm, and ASCII. rides, by Dr. Bresmer ; se improved Method of operating foe the Hare Lip, and • new use for the radical Cure of Rep. lure in the Groin; Receipts fur • Gout Stomachic Cordial, mid external Remedy fur Rheumatism, by a Suffolk Baro net ; Cares of Oversees cured by an Operation, by M. De leon; Memo of coanteracting the iatoxicatimg Effects of IVisse, be.; Dinette** fur administering the Bache Leaver, a celebrated remedy anomie the Natives of the Cape, in Glee, and Affictioas of the Bladder; Smith's Statistical Inquiry lulu the frequency of Slone is the Bladder, and effectual Me. thud of reducing Rupture; serious Mistake from the Adep ten of new Names of Drags; Collier's Translation of the London Phermaeopeia; Jennings's Nee Family Cyclo pedia; Dr. Thomas's Book on Bilious sad N Cont. Plaists verses Dr. Faillaborne, Dr. James Jirkoasoa, sad Dr. Salome; the Composition of Hickmait's Pill+, Bateman'. Dreps.llllllVelaea Vegetable Syrup, with remarks; Biugra. plileal /bleb of Dr. Samar, Jervis, N. Stupor, Ike. Sold by Sherwood sad Co. Paternoster, row ; 170, Picca dilly, apposite 111•441-street ; sad all Buoksallers. be Paymaster,.. ez4atest as Ws above. ith ditio—L ie utenant Edward MacArtlmr, from the 39th Foot, to he Captain, by purchase, vice NOSH, who retires —fluted as above. 134 rbito—Captaiu Hercules Wyhorn Mille, from Isalf.pay 20ib Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Frauds Barra'. her, who exchanges—datril as above. 39th ditto—Rmigu T. C. Cameron to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice MacArthur, promoted la the 19th Foot— dated February 8,1821. William Stewart, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cameros—dated as above. 67th ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Warrisigtoo, from she Royal Military-College, to be &wigs', without por ches, vice Gilchrist, appointed to the I s t R oya l V e t ere * Battalion—dated as above. 84114 ditto—Assistant-Sartre* George Wilkinaou, from half pay ittils Foot, to be Assistant-Stergeou, vice John 111‘Latae, who exchaoges--dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hmitital.Amistant John Millar to be Aseistant.lorgenn to the Forces, vice &Ward Warmer Rar;;;,tiecease as above. Robert Dyce, Gest. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Iliellar--Satad es above. MSNORAIIOOIII. Mr. Jobs Spetseer has bees reinstated is his rank as De puty-Assistart-Cduasssissary-Grueral. Crews Office, Feb►uary 17, MI. lIIMBESS lISTWINED TO SE&VE IN Tali PRISM at eku*, at Go - ildka - Camiimrtboll% Mareb 31. J. Sarjeant, of Great Waruer.aseirel, Ortrimurtli, Middlemx, brewer, at twelve, at GUildMll , Laudon. March 10. C Smith sad J. Vickridge, of Bedford Howie, Southanspton.row, Rnsaell.moare, Middlesex, grows, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lowdow. Mareb 10. R. Fleser, late of Jamaica, nseirchast, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loadon. 'March 47. J. Tomball, J. Forbes, R. A. Crawford, mid D. Kest, of B.o•ll..tram, Lmtdosi, merchants at twelve, at Guildhall. March 31. L. O. Edwards, of the Minories, Lowden, Bias. ter.mariuer, at eleven at Goildbull. March 31. A. R UM', ot herwise A. R. Af Übr, lain of Great Prescuti-sirret Goodaisies.belds, Middlesex, now of Swao.larie, Thasoes-street, Luadou, merelmuit, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 12. T. Carleu, late of Hereford, arrester, at eleven, at the Greyboeud Inv, Hereford. March 10. J. Vasubtoa, of Edward street. Caundisls. NOWT, Middlesex, wine-aserelsaist, at twelve, at Guild hall, Loudon. CERTI FICATES.—MAncs 10. H Bargees sod J. Hubbard, of Miles-lase, Cassors.slrret, London, and of Leeds, York, woolaisplers.—W. H. Har rison, late of Liverpool, spirit-dealer, aud NOW of Finns. Geld, No'Orem", vielsialler —H. Reed, of Mallmreel, Berasivoil.ey, Surrey, eurn.dealer.—W. Wylie, formerly of Soalltampluo-buildsogs, Middlesex. aherwards of Rio Jewelry, 11114 the Brazils, Gigot of Loudou-skert, Fitzroy. square. said now of Soisilsampluu-row, Bloomsbury, Mid. dleoex, merchant—F. Hudak's, of Aug.-Maur. Stratford. EIMVX, brewer.—J. S Peirsou, of Soltuu.sirret, Clerkeowell, Middlesex, ruldsinitb.--T. Warburton, of NotUswieb, Gies. ler, sail.amaker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. CIL bon sod N. U. Slater, of Grafrehurels.stretl, Lauds'', hat•marrfarturas, January 22, 1821.—J. Reader and A. Hall, of Duke-dreet, Adelobi, Sailors, F.brrary 1, nese, asn., N. Plasm, jou., E. nesse, F. Phan., sad R. 10111issamo, of Louder-wall and Nrvi Rawl. atrart, Lomion, empot.sassassfacturera, as far as rrirso di N. Plisse, mu. January 1, 11121‘—.D. Williamson, R. Sams. dais, aud S. Chukw% of lAmdessballatrret, Latium, wool les.Aroprra. Ctrs:ember 10, 1828.-8. DPIONIIIII and T. Womb ruff, of Kirby street, Hattosslarsleo, Loaders, jewellers, Fr. brusry 18, 1821.—R. C. Pease, R. Urea, sad H. Prime, of Mallon and Great Driffield, York, beakers, January 1, 1821. —T. Beech, R. Whitaker, see., sod R. Whitaker, jos., of Rotberldtbe, Surrey, alsuparriAbis, February 2, 1821. The average price of Brows or Muscovado Sugar, saw.. puled from the Returns made in the week ending the 1411, day of &tummy, MI, Wit's. sid. per hoodred weight, ex clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon oa tbs iisperlatiuu thereof iatu Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Cora of &wised and Wales, by t►e Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, awl of thitesest per hello( 140Ibs. avoirdu poise, front the returns received is the week elided the 10th February, 1821. • 0 1 I. d a. d I. af. •. d 64 7 36 7 44 le t 1 -.5 22 03 IRELAND. I. 4. 0 0 DOEI.IIII, VISIIVARY 14. Sinday last Sir Charles Verson had the bunuar of eater. hitting hes Excellency the Lord Lieutesaut at dinner, at his apartments in Dublin Castle; the following persons of dis time's** were rearm : Tie Lord Chancellor and Lady Manners, the Countess Dowager of tbnionde the Atiorsey-Gesimal and Lady Mary Muria, Lard and Lady Kilnning, the Dowager Lady Ross. more, the Commander of the Faeces and Lady Baird, she Hon. and Bev. J. Talbot, the Hos. Captain Ssaishope, Ai, Charles Saxton, Captain Miller, A.D C. and the Rte. fico. Vernon, Mr. Jaws Grattan was proposed so the hustings to re present the Cor•ty of Wicklow in Parliament by the Rev. Mr. Byrnes, of Ballybegg, nephew to the p•triurie Doctor Dickson, late Bssisup of Down, the only Irish Bishop who voted against the Union.—(Prsasernes Amnia!) It was reported yesterday, that the King's Letter had at. rived, appoi•ti•g Mr. Perm:father • Baron of the Excite vier. Mr. Ellis, the Meste► in Cheneery sod Member of Perlis meat, obit lately left Dublin to attend his Parbanseelary duties, has returned to tatted his eilieiel ones. We see sor►y that his Constitneals are thus deprived of the edema tare of his intended exertions respecting the Lead Taxes, hut are stml that the sailors in &oily ►ave the bereft of his stitialstsee is his Chaos:cry Clambers. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Ftsauaav Gov. Deb. it pee C1....!1P' I Gd. C,astal Sl e ek 111 t Guy. Stuck i per a.• • • *l9l f Exelmage, Sit WICK LO W ELECTION. ' The election for a representative in Parliament a the county of Wicklow. in the room of the late ame►►ted Mr. Parnell. came on in the town of Wicklow on Friday last. Al one o'clock Mr. Grattan, and a number of distinguished friends, entered the Court-house, wh►ch was, crowded with respectable freeholders, several of the first gentlemen of the county also were present. The writ having been read, and the usual legal forms complied with— TM Rev. Mr. STIIIIII, or Ballybeg, addressed the electors, sod proposed James Gratis's, of Titi r nehiach, £9. as a tit and proper person to tiepre: sent the county of %V►cklaw iu Parliament. Mr. HUNG seconded this nominatidii; The Woo 5115111F7 put the question—it was pr iuripel bed county, stul IS it I do hope to continue to reside. You have nay time and my fortune—you had those of my father; you had more, for he brought • fortune tutu your county; he created a place—he stishd to the advantages—l would say he had added to the Society, but that it is your felicity to pm sews • resident gentry and nobility, inferior to none in Great Bri•ain ; were I to particularise among such a number of distinguished indivi duals, who hold out examples fur us all to imitate, I might mention among others the names of La Touche and of Hewitt, and in mentioning them, I mention such as will ever be esteemed, respected, and admired. I could wish to add to them, and to say that there stood beside me an individual whom you all well knew and much loved—a near and a dear connexion of mine, now, alas ! no more—l mean the late Mr. Blackford. He possessed every quality to please and to delight ; to a classical and nn highly cultivated mind, be united a zeal Blida love fur this county and fur this country, and Inr its gene. eel improvemeut. We all benefited by lis taste, his talent', Ins ind us. ry, and his liberality. He had butosie fault—he had so honourable• mind, that he thought others incapable of a dishonourable act, and he was a victim to his honest credulity. The claims of e great wealth and of great possessions in the county, I have not ; if I wished for them, it would only be in order that that iv. alih and those possession' might be distributed among you, and not for any vain or idle gratification of my own. I might wisn to be sable to imitate the example of the distinguished individuals I have named, who teach us the right Luse and the true value of great wealth and of great possession.. There are claims of • higher nature-- Abase of great services and of great abilities. Such were the claims of Mr. Potssonby, once your Repre tative. His sound constitutional doctriue, his legal knowledge, enabled him at once to render 'entree to his country and do honour to himself.— For any deficiencies of mine, I must trust to your warm brans, and to your generous cha racters ; and die man who trusts to the warm heart and to the generous character of an Irish man, truss to the bat and to the surest advocates. " If, iu offering 'myself to you, I have interfered with the wishes, or with the laudable ambition of any individual, I lament it ; I will ever feel concern when any object of mine interferes with that of the humblest individual among you; but I must say that these things are accidental, it is a sort of fate, a sort of destiny somewhat inevitable, soniewbet like that which but yesterday deprived you of one representative, and to-morrow may deprive you of another—and there is oftentimes this consolation, that though individuals may be disappointed, )(oar rights, your privileges, and the principles of the constitution may be served, for we meet on there occasions to send iuto Parliament an indimual who resides in the county, who is kuown to it, aril who can therefore best know its willies, its welfare, and its interest., rather than one who does not re side, who is not known to it, but who might perhaps set up some sort of a legitimate, how,. err unconstitutional title, by a right of iuheritaisce. " Gentlemen, it is my duty to treatises for room time upon your attention; but I will not ireipasie long, I will not go back to former periods of our history, I will say nothing of the Union, that prac tical Reform Bill of Mr. Pitt, nor of the frigii tragical, and melancholy days which preced.d, and which effected it; I will not dwell on the reveal ca of the year 1795, when a great and a inagnaiiiii:ous Nobleman wee our Lord Lieuteuent, to whose if •my feeble voice can ever add, it Ault lieVt'l br wanting; those days when a gleam of light stud of liberality shone for a while on this our ill-lewd coun try, and, as in former periods of her history, it soon was boat in mist and darkue.s. 1 will not da r il ou the glorious days of 82, but I turn to moiler:, times, and I turn to them only to express my adnii , ation of the conduct of my countrymen. of their constancy, their perseverance, and their courage, the w.ble mid magnanimous manner in which they have got, e • long with the S ster Island in her extraordinary couist f great extravagauce. but of great glory, 111 ...J.:crony as in prosperity. They have shewu the lisgbet quo- Iticatioue of the human character, nioderaii a , they were in the one, and patient as they rte under It• other; nor can I but admire my Roman Cetholic countrymen—they well deserve, and surely they have well earned that too keg expected; too long promised boon of Catholic EtuancipastMii. Let me add, that I do hope, by pursuing the B 41111! steady course, and by fidelity to their Parliamentary Leaders, they may continue to add to their mains os well as to their claims; an d t h a t t h e y may More. gard the advice of an individual. who, Wiener emi nent he may be, does seem to Hide with that great, that distinguished body, the Reiman Catholics of Ireland. I must repeat it, I do hope that they will rentals, faithful to their Parliamentary Leaders, and Let be lad astray by such advice, nor by "he invite. teens of Radical Reformers. its my midfras 1 lo'd you, or I meant to do so, Out I was not fritsidly to the Radical Reformers—l cannot be itte:,diy to a • , gr n-z-1.4).--a-e-a_ , : .• . • •". . • • . k. ..: ' \ N i mpor • . T .' 1 .... :1fF11PP•••".‘ - ' -_ ,.. „ ..,206. ' - - .. -7 ` -- e ., . . - ........„)\ . , / . • • .t i ti r r.: i : i • , ---• .„ `.. g flit ~..: , . 0. r /PL I ; • . ' ... r • \. . 2 % . . ---' , 4 •-.-. • 40, . • .• . . . . a - )‘. . . . . , . . .•... • • . • oz; tatio4,l% ~. - • , . , • ~ , . . • . . . r i .: •: : ,..„:4:n i: . ' wy 04 ~ ../ . . 1 is ' i . • • • . • " . % ... •. ' . int ..,, ~.... .-......... ti----.' . , ~• . , . .. . - . ....• . . ~.. . , ..- - „••••• .... t 0+ -, . .. 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IRI strismeattal Made, t• be perforated i• the Egyptian Wele.o//ee, him., Illy WI. :.... , awcathe flees hilet Stotitemer. " I thank my friend,llln.Symna. tvllies proposed i r t o win t es, Madden Weeds; Mebane*, 11 . 1 . r._ . 11ii_es ;.iimee- Hall or ilk Neikirk% House of the City of Lopatin, hy she Id, Itegialeal ef Denson Gsavilieboineet 05uji.,04,, IN. IL Weald, of WinelseAce, Sesihoneptisn. sr- Imam Mr. Inhales ; Rieeetwot Mr. Dobbs. ,___ N "r!",!,,,,7 epeeist fahadi of "Hie Rich' Flimouiribte the Lord Mayur, Wilms Ow 154 oppearmice he public); Se" 79 168 . " .. .Z . en TIMM DAY, Murk 1, intl. I''thit it he Lieutenants willedetWerbaac t ukki AWL .. brillakree: . se . at the Maio Ho o t lo ot m oi tt o koen OW 10 you, mid who Itsa spokes ao 6sudsonaely of reamed—dated February 8, Intl. - , ...: 2. - ..... - . 111 di 10 C H My father. 1 DNA my worthy kissed, Mr * Hume we. T Welsh will Pitt& ti the Ple"- "Pte °awl " * The Prager& et she Tickets gm f o be applied to the be- •Jidt• 'Percent, Gem. to b• Carret o dee rigoss,qapoil am • lc •C . li n'i a tie Nieihettos *whim seconded Oust proposal, sad to you all tparkid of Mimi Wilane's perfommeree. nevoleat purpose or lianidatiag the Debt lanwred by the . %bore. ) mogeoa, at vietve, sr Grildhail, Leads*. t mid 11rweb 10. G. Limes of the cotmwereial-bealtliage. Illileddr Mikttrti airway :11onks ;to mine for their kited Mar 'deli. 12lb time, • Elwida, billow.* Gds. sow perform- enrolee of Two Seheob, NT doe Thousand B. and Five lit or Grenadier Reshot/et of Foot Cleardo..- WM, Leedom, wise wierehabl, al one, at Glldditipies •to other Tor their goad wialiAs. and float irk on me Costliest with the meld etittliedi•ar7 . aster , ' Headred 1141 val• thikmPh, by the Raial I. """ dim s es "' C'F'ain Hull, Edw. ra II .ter e. It cwlwat ir t i4 XTelit- H ow e I. j, asks, a who, uo m s tool, N oo s es MY bead I thank you ail. Thi. sill ever be to me matt led blithe/ I. Meath whiret, Finsberpomeare 1 dater the protect . . prey /a i d t i e initirm i_ca us e o • w oo d , * _, tie. a hie Royal ,_ . moor.. the butte of summit. her Royal *tome, .h. tetirea. _ datett so atom, v rft o ls : ell.° ._ Middlesex, metik.atiker, at dives, at thisitait‘llosionsi -Abialoat important, and perhaps the most fortunate THERESE. THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA. • March 17. I. lareeilime, of Atistaii-friam, lasing amok 1.1... of r 'rz : itil life . ewe it amble* Ille let bring into the comes (ant itaao, tar. c a 0r ,, ; c o mma.. (Oust lief). Higbee,* Me Modem of Keel, the Earl mid Cortina of Emirs. aid Lieutesitst Edward .yd le Ipt.J.lptisceast at ten si sambas. 2 4 ,. ; c oos t de *weak. Mn emanew i Peewit mg'. Dwoley, sad other distingteisbed Penmasees. ptaCsdai- ift Idealist parched. das Illaster.-4aittel as g am , la. J. In. .. _ • ; , 1,L .. n. elleisce of nay cortutry My se St soy indiistry, with trim Ma' ! llireees-tase. 1 ...Ir 4hlteser humble ability, whintivas iraforniatioo or Ga riet t te ne , i n ia itO W lT:l7; 7** r. K ahl isigh lit i ons i De de i" ra re e" . Miller l ikell r--**ll ig eri r ; prom Tikr imed fv t:i i e ll :re elli lei i tees "l4 ait er ilr ar acet ni —M ha a ve dante llim C t aso li po ber rea li e i , Ed e e t ript .e and Lindeman Moab wh o , Mot bag. k erab Wll 7 ll4lll 6. w. lll "" wsede, ilint6.ll 6t a se ei l l 81 " e l ar erera.et n4 G7: .. - . .. . 1 . 046 .. ty i may pointy.. i ie. iiidi it. tut ut . the Bridget, Mrs Marlowe. Rieman emit. Mho ClOratail, rod Mira Stephens; signer My "( th e 114glaarsit to be Liedeets•!, Nye, Middlesex, molditechiat. at mem at es f l see.,- . &Realties, of the greot importance of the Places to be takes of Mr. Retwall, is the Reloads at Ifee Araftereettl, Mr. Bellamy, *paw Am t riisoi, M. thee% Ina the difereelia, dm at w i rta. ‘ . . s. 4. Flow mid ii .. w...1.104 et t i r • vet . mote. difficult, never more ituvrt:lnt, Mr. 'remit, and Mr. Badman ; Leader. of the to , Mr.. bipeds James illeimea le bit A vies Heillitr o Ow Idea* of Hoe Tiede,. ~ ' lnetaiere,sets 0 bes t al Giaddltsd i 1111 4. " 9 rlsoie truly tit times. 4 Catultt web ag o l o _deama iriU be nerfamod ewer/ evuliog lipossolesi ; C•eavnine, 84 George Swart. tweed -data so albeit. 'it . T. The sew . p i t, ellt Reglimell 01 P•4O-4,Weei eat. hah•1011.•• , .d low s ; itypAllhttigAllaL-- . .** • fdairdStiisl lig Sat'obilo might be work bit &Aber woks, Wedeovish" seat *war& T o mormr, Artaseenwsixr.illbal WeiWev• i livllit • 4- ; the 4114 1 1. 011 1 ; t11 1127. " AM . vellblit P a " 1 " 1 " , - vi .. War *h o ttei 11 ,4441 liana 17. T. Biedi,, lifilissilspillitew t ligmemms4 ea* -a 4•lt to accept. The fit - at sod the principal 0/11lielletterth * 4m ' • It. N e sts mansol); • New Trio (MS ) Harp. Mr Reda% ; as &Wye. Mt. pan; 1 1 Ith di. io—Leatemost Alestowlete Boyd, heat half- or mi re , " 616 1 1 . 1441a1 A. l is, reih ' limallia ,„, • e , i sle o f c,,,, wwwn b o w b 'pillion, vision I have, is that of residence; for I have lead Cobeetesee, or Tie &Wet ight—wilb Giovanni in Londe Ciee*t. Mr. Willman ; sad Freed) Hors, the good fortune to reside in this county, and be it the dills Fool, to be Paymaster, rice O'Oaatior, soperied. The Cowie Upon of Lew is • Village ia in rehearsal. (Boehm). ett.:-.1.. led ma as a 6... at 'lrvin. at Ginidkali. Loathes. e . • . • - -- - _ ...: i 2 i 2 2 1 0 i 41 2. s. d a. d a. d 31 10 36 $ 40 3 BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Wsrelsoosr, 107, Strand, corner of the Sever steps, London JOHN BURGESS awl SON, being oppneed of the nuineroes endeavours mask by raaap permute to impose a spurious artiek fur their make, feel it iscumbeat them to reigoest the attention of the Public, is par. chants( what they conceive to be the °rights', to observe the Name sod Address eoresopends with the sheet—the general appearsece of the sparking descriptions will deceive the un• guarded, and fur their dcteelloo, 1..11. sad Sou submit the following Cautions: some are is appearance at feat sight .4 The (kaaine," bat without soy Name or Address—souse " Burgess% &menet of Aischovies'—oithers " sad many mare without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON hewing been many years hampered with suck disinieuishal approbation, feel every maiiracst of respect tower& the Public, and earuestly en. belt them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what dory commies to be of their make, which they hops will pre. vont maw? disappointments. Blisanr NEW SAUCE, for general warps's+, hellion ems ascb great satisfactios, combusts In be prepared by gismo, sod is recostsaesded at a •ost useful sod eouvesiest Sossa--vill beep good is all climates. Waveless., 107, Strand, COUNT of the Sevoy-steps, Les don.—{The (hilliest nab-Imes Warehouse.) DFSIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN, Nubia -strut, Pan isiod•road, rear the Regeat's Park. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (fly Wuw irk street, Gulden-snare,) At GA RRA W A Y's CO II EE- HOUSE, Tbeege.alley, Ortabilt, MI THURSDAY, ttel February, 1821, at Twelve °Thick, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a de. *treble DW Ei.LI NC-HOUSE, pleasantly sit note, Plet. 71, on the West Side of Wotan-street, contiguous to the Regent's Peek. with a spacious Garden at the heck, cad eservisice from the %hulloed-road. The House contains, or the upper story, three good sleeping routs; second story, ewe, airy bed-chambers; Aral dour, Iwo neat drawing reams, windows apraiag to Wilco/sin; ground Boor, en trove* boll, &rag sad breakfast novas; large Gardia as she back cemiatunicstiog with Portland.ruad ; base_ meat, two tout lkstriwas, cupboard, rash-Isuaar, sod vaults forMiesr, mak awl beer, Su. Tu be viewed by tickets. Pretenders may be had on the premises; ei Meson- Besendrett, Spanks, and Reddish, Soli citors, Temple • at Carraway'•; and of M r . N o bl es , W ar . wieervartet,Gieljes.upsare,uf abort tickets fur viewing may be had. OCTOR SOLOMON'S CELEBRATE() D MEDiCINES cooties( to he onlil„ is usual, by all Ili Melee Vets Afro is the Uftiiril Kingdom, with copiers ilifertioed; and in Ludo, by Mr. Jistorson 69, Connell, and Mr. Saeger, lute name and G.. Oxforkairrei. The COB DIAL BALM of GILEAD, kw so many years reamed to with teerewieg reputation it all maim of Piler roes Direasee, is a unikl wimulaist sad eurrebonne, which mipowea the spirits, mid happily iutrigorates the whole use Price Its, prr bottle, and Family bottles containing the epaaolity of Fuer small ones fur 335. whereby 11s. are Mims The ANTI.IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S 1)41 " 111 1 . l lrwaciuuo in eradicating from the cuustitueme rvtry species of Scorbutic ur Scrofulous isi•l, mid highly trilß'cled for lbrir virtues is perifyiet the blood, sod minim kell"l it la "twit atialess sod impure juices. *.• Price !La beak, arid Family bottles at Mk coolais sag al t, ( l.•ultly of Finer small NW% whereby Ile. may be sated. "Ah each bottle is given a ceuploos bill of directions. The Goverommet Label or blemp has the words, a Seel &doom', Liverpool," esignorew em iM 'iris' inepreseimv, awl is uniformly pasted on the Seek N protect Purchasers frow ansinerket 11314411 km.. PARLIAMBNT. Borough of I%ittolosou—Charles Complus, Carrendish, Esq. o Burnueton House Piccadilly, Londuu, in the worm ..f Dudley North, isq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Comity o f Wkilins-.-.llames Grottos, of Tioniehiarit, in the said Comely of Wicklow, hei. ta jibs room of William Parnell, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTCY EKKARGED. Joke Ilsosua, easier. of MY York, oll.erwslorr, Issas Betresary Se se Apvit 10, at MVO* WWI Deek Towers, KiNgstore-opee-kinlL • BANKRUPTCIES SU DEM Jobe Ellis, of Siovertun row, Neologies, Surrey, base. Jul. Sprigeils, of Chisholm, Bucks, draper. BANKRUPTS. Mary Edwards, of Rua - healer, Leal, Hue. draper, to aur. ✓egular, February 24, March 6, sod 31, at eleven, at Gould. hall, Loudon. Alturury, Mr. JOE Rapport, Great Surrey. e rect, Black friars-road. Andrew Titabrill, late of Old South Sea House, London, suit So at hamptuwrow, Russell-spore, Middlesex, averchaut, to sar►euder, February 27, March 3, sod 31, al twelve, at Guildhall, Loodon. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowe ad Bower, Southamptinsbuildings, Ch►ncery-lase. Peter Leigh, of Stockport, Chester, cotton-visors, to wirreuder. March 7,8, and 31, at two, at the Musky Arms tan, Manchester. Attoriseys, Messrs. &with wad Hope, Manchester; sod Messrs. Milne sad Parry, Temple, Loudon,. James Priddy, of Oxfurd.streirr, Middlesex, wine mer chant, to surrender, February 20,27, wad March 31, st ten, at Guildhall, Lauda.. Attorneys, Messrs. Dawson, Capri*, and Rowley, Saville-place, New Burlingtowstreet, Leedom. Juba Wise. of Welliughorungh, Northampton, saddler, to surrender, February 28, at six, March 1, ad 31, at eleven, at the Wad lan, Wellisborotigh. Attorney, Mr. William Thompson, Stamford. Jobs Fiber, of Milby, York, raff.merehaat, to surrender, March 8,9, sad 91, at eleven, it Baynes's C.Ake•huuse, Petergate, York. Attorneys, Mr. &Imolai, York ; and Meuse. Egerton, Norton, sad Chaplin, Gray's ion-square, London. Edward Barker, of Exeter, druggist, to sarreader, March 7,8, and 31, id eleven, at the. Loudon ISM, Exeter. At torneys, Mr. Robert Bretton, Old Broad-street, Londur ; and Mr. Henry Ford, Exeter. Thomas Walla, of Combs Martin end South Tawtnn, Devon, dealer •ad chapels's. to surrender, February 20, Mardi 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, Lundun. Attires'', Mr. Bunn, Brook-street, Holborn... William Fenwick Wilburn, late of Korth Shield., North. umberlsod, herdsmen's's, to *offender, March 2,3, and 21, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attor neys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Fearse, and Hone, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, laud,,.; and Mr. Robert Webb, Uniun-street, Birmingham. Abraham dela Prysne, George Hilton, and Robert Hil too, of Charley, Lancarder; . euttosi-eyinners, to surrender. Merck 1,8, and SI, at tp , the Bridgewater Arms lan, Manchester. Attorneys, Menses. Hurd sad slobabost, Temple, London; sod Mr. Beirkley, Manchester. 'Moines Enters** Vipond, of Newcomb...pow-Tyne, les dealer, to surrender, Merck 19, 10, and 31, at clever, at the George Inn, Newcastle-spots-Tyne- Attorneys, Mesita. Morton and Williemaarta, Gray's lan-square, Loudon; and Mr. Henry lagledew, Newcastle-upon-Tye,. Joseph Louise, of Coventry, builder, to surrender, Fe bruary 141, at sevesi t 17, sad March 31, at eleven, at the Craven Arms Inn, Coventry. Attosneys, Mr. Job's Mullis, Coventry ; and Messrs. Woodward and Coombe, Token house-yard, London. Thomas Russell, late of Neightbehraeloue,Smases„builder, to aurreadee, Mareb I, 7, sad 31, at eleven, at Has Mar Ista, Lewes, Sussex. Attorney, Mr. George Gwysae, Lewes, Sussex. Thomas Leeds, of Gerardo. sear Ger.cross ' Chester, cut too-spinner, to surrender ' Merck 12.13. amid 31, at eleven. at the Bridgewater Arose lee, Mascheater. Attunteys, Mr. F. ft Ananias, Moodiest,/ 1 soil Mr. Maliasos, Middle Temple, Londe.. Richard ilidwell, of Rath. shoemaker, to surrender, Fe bruary 26, 27. and March 31, irt eleven i at the Christopher lon, Bath. Antwerp, Mr. Eutow, Lambeth.rearl, South. work ; sad Mr.Goodall, Bath. James llamas, of Loa .acre, Middlesex, ertach.lace.ma nutacturm, to surrender 9 February 24, Mauch 6, aod 31, at 'terra, at Geildkall, Loudoo. Attuntey, Mr. B. C. Canny Simple leo, Holborn. Chaska Neiman*, of Cheltealtam, Gkuenster' d slowa saerekast, to surrender, February 24, Mancha, ass SI, at one, at Guildhall, Loodeo. Attorney, Mr. W. R. Rio', Serintal'a lad. Flort.street. [Abadan. Thomas Richard William Card, of the Borough Market, Southwark, Surrey, tripo.ekemer, to surrender, February SO, will be appropriated to her Majesty awl Salle as*. Single Tickets lbr. each, or Family Tickets, fur four Persons, at Two Guineas, •ay be procured at the principal Marie Shops is the Metropolis; at the Albion Torero, Al.lrritate street ; of the Committer of the Insittution ; of Aldermas Wood, South Andtry-street, Grosvenor-square; and of the Hasissanahle Secretary, John Wilk'. Esq. runs. bury-place: tad as the smasher of the Tickets will be limited, applications for thews should not be delayed. Tickets issued fur J y 17th will he admitted. ~~ t tci we'll 40 talV