The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-07-25 00:00:00

. .-- . ,40' . . ..,11 , - - - • .• :-.' . --.... :' • . . • . .. , ~ ~ • . _ .. . . . „. . . . . ....--_ ,R ..••• .. ( 7 ::Xec f r? ‘ -a 'i--2.,)," .-r 0•7.1.11,..c_eer ./.7 7 t i/,;.4.,...) ) ----, 0 4 .1.0,n0" . . , .... _ . . . . . ..• i. ~,. .!• . . 1 • • . . .. ... _ II . .. -• ."--• - . . _ . .... . I la ' Irptild * . -- I i . - . f_. • ;_„___ ', L . L. =sr' %i - It' 5815. LON DON, WEDN ES DAY,, ULY 25, 1821. • THRATRR•ROTA 1., DRURY-LA NR. ~, THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, July 25, hi. Majesty's Sense,. will perform the Play .4 Id .. THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. II Puke of Viraiee, Mr. Powell; Anlowin Mr. Pope; gas. .., 61. Mr. Cooper; thiliniiii Mr. Haywar d; i Gratiano, Mr. - ii. ill ; Efier l.ore l n o to ; Mr Neri T. C ook e; mr : 0 ; Sh ree ' r iect i Jess ag ie r a,. K lll 'a isa n. Co P bil r t - . • rawhide with the f lie Musical Extravaganza, called GIOVAIIINI IN LONDON. his Gioraasi, Madame Vessrir ; Leporello, Mr. Knight; :Mr. Florentine rialckin, Mr. Barnard. Mr.. Leporello, Mrs Omer ; Misa Corstanlis Qebuttie, Miss Cahill ; 8,1611- tete Pan, Mrs. Broard. 'rat Doors will be opened at HAW -post Si. o'Clock, sad sile Perfornmaces commence at Styes. Bases, 75.; Second Price, 3.. 43d.--Pit, 3s. 0.1.; Seems/ Ries, Qs.—Gallery, IL ; Second Price, lo—Upper Gal lery, Is.; &toed Price, W. To-oneernw. the Tres/rely of Othello: 041041% ft. 16."-- . with Tim Spectre Bridegroom. The COrwisittioW will be prothiced with the gpmeirelloples. it iis a few , days. THRATRS-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. Tu' E VENING. WEDNESDAY. J u ly 25. will be performed (9111 time) a new Farce, in taw acts, as broad as it is long, retied TWO PENCE! Anginal 14. W. Kerr, of /Archaise-lane, loorloa, stie•-hscr• asset, at lea, at Guildbalt. **gust 17. .1. WOOll, Isle of the boon of Nottingham', hoaite, at ekes*, at the Flying Horse lon, in Nutting. bane. August 14..1. F. Dubois and .1. Dubois, of Aldeemast's. walk, Lortdoo, mere/mats, al twelve. at Guildhall. CERTIFICATE.—AuGtier 14. T. E. Halkea, of Si. Margaret's, Badwater, Kent, —T. M. Thatcher, of Hunkerford-wharf, Strand, al dd few* , coal-maerchaat.—J.Ntsidge, of Stoorpori, Worcester, mail- Pft • 7(11 • Moodily. Altogether Ilse indes may be computed at 1,006 liooltsads. ent , Fte.—Thers Oat no rublie sak today. lost fLe •a►ket rernabos afri3y; there oaf some inquiry for Si. Do minen 111 IISi . 61 but Ito sellers of food pstreei. nyder 116.. per evil.; niiddliet Jennies box bee* sold at 130 s. : - • • Orpheus Blmemnithl, Mr. Harley; Mr. Bumpy, Mr. Min ton ton; Roderick Rappinicton, Mr. Wrench; Tommy Pails, Mr. Wilkinson. Ariadne, Mies 1 . slevenaon; Cecilia , Nits Seymour; C1)614184 Witemootild, Mrs. Grove. After %staid (ISA time) a mew Petite Piece, in two acts, e 511.4 LOVE'S DREAM. Frederick Easy, Mr. Wrench; Simms, Mr. Harley; Beery ,lotion, Mr. Prarman ; Mr. Dormacr, Mr. Rowbothame ; Lawyer, Mr. Morley. Cecilia Dormer, Mnia Kelly; Mane, M ra. Bryan. TO coaellide with (6th lime) a new Dramatic Loyal Sketch tallest A SQUEEZE TO THE CORONATION. • fa Davhinstom, R.N., Mr. Rnarbaitham; Eirentapiaa Harkgrqualallaitmk Grogram*, Mr. W. Bea- Mu neap, Mr. NM' Hol. THE COROVATIUN. •ler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. W. Hillhack and W. kaufeeraft. or Georre-illreet, Wvlllsrortk.iorel, Spitsll eMs , Milik/leees, augur refiners. 11121.-11 buskin and T. Gill, of Upper Russell rreßerssondsoy, Landau, tanners, July IQ, lIVH. llssa• and W. Dites. of Froeburrlasireei, LOll4llO, rea.dealers, July 18, 1891.—J. Sykes, B. Reanusseit, mud R. Sykes. of Red-rruss-street, London, tobaeoroalaajpfue. hirers. July te, 11 0 21.—E Lombard and 7.Tailer. of Penie-sharf. Surrey, eual-merehautt, July 911, J. WS trail J. T. Lowdrer, of Lontan's.poud, Soutbsark, Surrey, eokmr-maaufseturers, July 9, 1821. HAVDON'S PICTURE of A CHRINT's ENTRY INTO JERURALEm WILL CLOSE, at ss, Pall mall, Do SATURDAY NEXT, Seth ivataot r is outer to be removed to Iliestiogitam. Athaittaree, Is.—Cotalosaek EAST INDIA &WIMP., Jvcy 6, mt. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do Agree, give Notice, Wilkinson. . Chloe Idiocy ht4l Iwek . Na,.. I. Stevensuo. To.asorrow, Two Ponce—Love's Dreasn—and A Somoza ot ihe Coronatioa. :, • • 1 - 1 ,*4 ;.1 THEArRR.ROYA COVRIV7 4 -GARDEN/ Tills EVENING. WEDNESDAY, July will be acted Shakspeare's Historical Play of " KING HENRY THE FOURTH, PART THE SECOND. Sing Henry, Mr. Marready; Prince ef Wales. Mr. C. Seaside; Prince Jelin, Mr. Abbust; Chief Jostler, Mr. Eger tun; Wealesereland. Mr. Cosner; Sir Jobs Falstaff, Mr. . rosters', Shallow. Mr. W. Ferree; Sit, nee. Mr. Emery; Pis • 'tit', Mr Blanchard. Mts. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport. 'ln which will be itdrodurrd fon, additiusal 5c,,,.,, dis playiug she GRAND CORONATION. Scene I. The Mailer= lerding so the Abbey —Scene 11. Westminster Abbey...Ai-ear 1111. The Cloisters of the Abbey. —Scene IV. The Grand Banquet, prepared it. Westminsier Helt, which is decorate) with the iliffereat Aram of EuglanJ. After which she Missies! Farce of JOHN OF PARIS. , Mai of Paris, Mr. Junes; Vincent, Mr. Pyne ; Pedrigo Puma, fir. Liston. Piasters of Navarre, Miss Greellif Rem, ►tin Luvr. Doan to he opined at Half. pest Six o'Clock—the Play to berm at Sere.. Boar% 7s ; Second Price, 39. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 1161 ; Second Price, %I.—Gallery, SteaseJ Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is. Second Price, 6d. To-mon-ow, Every One Ms his Fault, wish The Crisis.. O n Frably, King Hrwry IV. Part 11. with the Comes lion—and The NOV Soldier. NR rf fRATRINROYA L. HArMARKIZT. THIS 'EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 25, *ill be acted he Comely called WHO WANTS A GUINEA? Torrent, Mr. Terry; Headley, Mr. Younger; Solomots Gandy, Mr. Taylenne ; Berford, Mr. faislkoer; Jonathan Ohlskiit, Mr. Williams; Mr LAIPy M`Marrech, Mr. Ward; Weary, Mr. Baker; Autirew Barg, Mr J. Rowe% Emmy, Airs. Young; Mrs. Glastonbury, Mrs. Pearce. After which SY LV ESTER DAGG ER WOOD. SOwester Llaggerwood, Ur. J. Rowell; Erotism, Mr. Wil. 'Laws. Ts enoolude with the RfissieMmetl4ees NO SONG NO SUPPER. Crop, Mr. tayleure; Frederick, Mr. Leoni Lee; Endless, Mr. Dresinp; Robin, Mr J. Russell. Dorothy, Mrs. Jones; Louisa, Mrs. Van ick ; klargaretta, Miss Carew; Nell'', Mrs. Tay Ira re. races for the Roses to be take. of Mr. Massingliam, at the Thestre. II of N.B.—Private Boxes may be bad sightly, by application at Ita Box-oill cr. - Tu-suurruw, Guy Mauseriag—Lovene Thumb. Tom UUTINIAN LECTURES THE Friend, of three rational Meeting*, and their Arqaaintanee, are respectfully infurnied, that Ihr SIXTH LECTURE 4.f the Course oie floe MARRIED srATE will bo delivered at Mr. PF.NIS'S, Purlieu, Neu, ferret, Sprint-gardens. on SATURDAY NEXT, the 28th July, 18'!I, at Three o'Clock, By Mr. RICHARDSON. Tekets ' Is. Bd. earls, or 12e. the Course, Easy be had of Messrs. Flatelosed and Son, IS9, GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, WITH A NOBLE MANSION, TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garrawsy's Coffee-Mouse, 'Change-Alley, Cornliill, on FRIDAY, the 10th of August , at Twelve ,'Cluck. Lot 1. T HE MANORS, or reputed MA NORS, of BUCK ENHAM SIBTON, in Crouton, and TH F.TFORD.CUM-H A LWICK, extending 411'ff s large tract of country, together with a noble Mansion called BUCKENHAM-HOUSE, situated in an ancient Park of One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, toogetber wilts sundry Farms, consisting of Eight Thousand Nine Hundred litres. rendering this Lot TEN THOU -I•4ND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACREJii OF LAND; about eighty miles from London, and eight from aloe Socestglo, Assize, and Market Town of Thetford, in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. This Lot forms one of the finest Sporting Properties in England. The Park is finely ornamented by old Timber, and large sktuts of Water, supplied by Streams satin* inn for many miles through the Estate. A Na. vigshJe Canal also ram from Thetford to Lynn, and a thilji,eate Spring has been lately diacovered at Thetford, .here f Pump-morn is erected; and then is great proton. Inlay mf vast value being added to the property adjoining the Town, from this circumstance, at no very distant period. Lot 2. The A DYOWSON to the ALTERNATE. PRE. sSENTATION to the UNITED RECTORY of LANG. FORD-CUM IGEURCH. Lai 3. A FARM, in the Parish of Achill, sear Walton, Three Hoooalied and Seventy Aries; i• the uertipatiun of Roger Jai ry, at • Rent of 4501. lot 4. A FARM, in the Parisi. of Ashill, Two Hundred and Thorly.E•ght Acres; in the occupation of James Toler, lel MI lease fur 3501. per Annum. Lot 5. A run', in the Parishes of Asbill and Houck. ton, let tuft pith Loot 6, to Robert Miller and 5.,11, bethr Four Hundred and Sixty.uue Acts% at 1 . 93/. pre alllllllll. Lot G. THREE CLOSES of LAND, Thirty-eight Acres, s . iimpiried in t be Lease with Lot 5. Lot 7. The MANORS of UPII ALL, COLLARDS, and l; FAUN ES, in Ashin, with its Quit-rents, Fines. Rictus, and Appu r e.. b .,,e, g; ir,,di.risg the Owner NAPERER at EING's CORONA 7 lON. rti be tirwrd by Tit kelt oak, is hide may be hail of Mr. W'.,krbtW. and of Messrs. Few, Ashmore, arid Hamilton, Solicitors, Cairtlii garden ; and Pirticulars had of skews, and of Mr. Edward Fooell. Thetford ; of Messrs. ..F,.►siry sod Unlbanke. Sohettors, Norwich ; of Joho Bright ."lli Eli Beaker, Yarmouth; of Timothy Wilmer. Esq. lik.heiros. Lin Si. Edwoutid's; of Joins internam, Esq. So licitor, Harlow ; of Thus. Hall. E-q. Solicitor, Saffron Wal. Mr. Wakefield, R,bok•stierl, Insnieh: of Thomas wet". EA. lkilicitor, or Mesas. &leggy and Chalk. thrlms. 41141; at the Rutland Arms, Newraark,t ; aid at Garrairs)'v. MADAME CATALANI'S LAST CON CERT for Ibis *avow, the prolita of which will be appropriated to ihe 'He-building Wesintinater Hovital, will poottively lake place THIS EVENING, at the ♦RGYLL ROOMS. PART I. Overture—Mozart. Grand New Air, Madame Catalani, "La to vedrai chi moo." Fantasia, Grand Pieuu Forte, Mr. Pitt Cianchettini—Ciaischettimi. Doan*. Signora Corri and Mite H. Corri. Rode's Violin Venittlamm, Madame Catalani. PART 11. • • Symphony—Flavdn. Scene et Arlo, Mime Catalani, "Di taoti palinti''.—ltisasiai. Adagio and Variatiems fur Ike Flarp, with Orchestral Accompaniments, Mr. Diai—Dizi. Air, Madame Catalani, " La placid. atinpagne—Pecitta. To conclude with "God Save the Kiog,' by Madame Catalani. Leader of the geed, Mr.Spagooletti ; Conductor, Mr. Piu Cianebettini. Tickets One Guinea nek sway be bad at the Lower Saloud. Argyll Rows's; Chappell and wad Meehan and Co's Music shops, New Rasid-street; and at Ben's, Royal Exchange. LAST WEEK BEFORE THE BENEFITS. SURREY THEATRE. Tl] IS EVENING, W EON ESDA Y. July 25, and following Evenioga, A COMIC DANCE ; after which (sixth time) as entirely sew Comic Barletta, founded ou au historical fact, called FREDERICK AND VOLTAIRE; OR, THE KING AND THE POET. Frederick the Second. Mr. Huntley; Voltaire, Mr. Ben lough; Rambourt, Mr. Jervis; Tries. Mr. Fitzwilliam; Burgomaster Farcemano, Mr. Wy•U; Frantz, Misr Bake. Jeannette, Mir. Copelaud. End of the Barletta, the favourite Romance, in two Acts, called THE HUSSAR; OR, LOVE AND MERCY. Bertrand de Vslaocour, Mr. Jervis ; Florian, Mr. Huntley; Lavoie, Mr. Fitsoilliarn. Madame Lamle, Miss Pottle; Carlin., Miss Courtotal ; Niaeue , Miss Bence. The Eidertaintsteats to conclude with the very popular new Barletta, called THE TWO GR MORI ES ; OR, WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM ? John Bull, Esquire, Mr. Relines, ; Mr. Gregory, Mr. Wyatt ; Grrgory, Mr. Fitzwilliarn ; La France, Mr. Bran ton. Mrs. Crrgory, Miss Jonas; Fanebette, Miss Copeland- Boxes 4. —Pit !s.—Gallery ls., TO BE DRAWN NEXT SATURDAY. TOMKINS•S PICTURE LOTTERY. The Purchaser of a Red Ticket and a Black Ticket are save to via ■ Prize. Tickets 31.35. each. Sold at Nos. 59 sod b 4, New Rood-st►ert ; No. 90, Chespeide t and at all the Lot tery Offices. SCHEDULF. OF TIM PRIZES. 1 FIRST GRAND PRIZI•:, 'raised at £7,500 0 1 SECOND GRAND PRIZE 1 TIIIRDGRAND PRIZE 939 10 40 CA P 1 fA L PRIZES, each Cl7l 14 0 6,565 0 150 Milo 1,000 Ditto 40 Ditto 100 Ditto 399 Dino 350 Ditto 1.000 Ditto 4000 Ditto 9,464 Delo 4 4 0.. 39,757 4 I GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE lB5 0 I LAST GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 3,000 0 16,550 Prizes. Crawl Total £152,225 12 ii.te The 'ulterior merit of the PICTURES and GRAND WORKS, which form these PRIZES, is tiniversally acknow ledged. The official opinion of the late venerable President and principal Members of the Royal Academy was in the vi ry term. of praise. Sir fivicnotis Were, says, "they arc correct and hems tiful, and will be honoured and admired by bultsequent axes" Sir •filingee WIWI/ICS " has no difficulty in saying, that they are beautilial specimens." khr WILLIAM BAlieHli say*, " there cannot lw two opinions on their merits; they are cer tainly mist empoieisely tiniehed nod unique." Mr. Waao says, " there can be but une op' ' a. rexpect• their exc. Irate." Mr. Sung " has great pleasure in adding his tes timony to that of the President of the Royal Academy, in whose high commendation he entirely concurs." Mr. SAMMIE syys, " the Etude iu which they are conspleled; as Paintings, a new and Ingenious, and the result far exceeds any coloured imitations that were ever produced in Europe." That wsensures having hets adopted which rosy lead t•• the disclutrge of a large port inn of the existing Sit per Cent. • Isaias Lamas, the Company's L••aa Crediters, resident is &snipe, are hereby apprised of she rireunistaace, that they say furnish their Agents with instrartioas accordingly. The Conti have authorised their Bengal Goveranteat to opens new Sin per Cent. Law is India, to which the pre m.. Six per c exit. Obligations are transferable. The terms and conditions of the New Loan may be known on applica tion to Mr. Medley, at the Arconntant-Graer*Ps Office, at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE o• hereby given, That A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of Ten or sore Shams, will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopegitte.street, on THURSDAY' the 26th lostant, at Two o'Cliark in the Afternoon, precisely, for the purpose of ELECTING, by Ballot, A DIRECTOR, is the room of John Clewgh, Esq. disqualified. The Ballot to commence at Two, said close at Four o'Clock precisely. WM. BEETHAM, S.C. Cesembill, July 6, 1821. A T CHRISTI AN'S Resdpoinislr Laiario Ware r& home% No. 11, Wignsore-street, and No. 10, Strand, Gentlemen and Families may be supplied with every des cription of WEARING APPAREL, suited to all climates, and cskelated fora long voyage, on the most rra...nable terms, and on the shortest notice. A large Assortment of Table Linen, Stseetinp, Ise. A Female Apprentice *ranted, at No. 10, Strand. A CORONATION CRACKER. a few days will be published, with 30 Cats, prier Is. SLAP AT SLOP AND THE BRIDGE ! x STREET GANG : • Corimmia• Cracker. Wilb lb. Lik of DOCTOR SLOP. 8y tb. AUTHOR of " THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." Printed for William Hone, 4b, Ludgatabill. FROM LAST fiIGHT'S GAzrairrE: MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commis:tows in the Stirlingahire Gentlenses Yeomanry and Volunteer Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count! of Thomas Grabssa Sti►liag, Esq, to be Major, vice Spier", re. Sigurd—dated June 28, 1821. Robed C. Grabs, Boatiee, Jo*. Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Pialoran, resigned--dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Chriatian Williams Heybeut, or Cadle•atreet, Leicester. square, Middlesex, picture-dealer. BANKRUPIV. Christian William iluybena, laM of Castle-street, Leices ter•square, Middlesex, picture-dealer, to surrender, July TS, Augu.t 7, and September 4, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Bishopagate Church-yard. Thomas Treadway, of Sloane-square, Si. Lake, Chelsea. Middlesex, cinnamon, to surrender, July 11, August 7, and September 4, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Atkinson and /Tildes, aianeery. lane, London. John Bros berick Snowdon, of Lynn, Norfolk, linen draper, to surre.,der, August I7,at Ire, IS, at three, and September 4, •ii ten, at the Court-House ' Leeds. Attorneys, M r . M a . 'Limon, Temple, London; and Mr. !odes, (.reds, William Kish, of Sutton, under White Shone Cliff, York, jobber, to surrender, August 14, at seven, 25, and Septem ber 4, ut eleven, at the White Horse lan, M a ll on . Attor neys, Mr. Wihow,: Greville-stseen, Mattisolarden, London; and Mr. Atka, Melton. _ Joshua Jagger, of Past Slonehouse, Devon, stone-mason, to surrender. August 6,8, and September 4, at eleven, at she Royal Hotel, Plymouth. Attorneys, Mr. Wright, King's Beach-walk, Temple, London ; mad Mr, Squire, Plymouth. Heury Smith, of Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton-manufac turer, to surrender, August 17, at live; 18, at ten, and Sep tember 4, st twelve, at t►e New Inn, Blackburn. Attorneys, Mr. Wigleswurth, Gray's lua, Loudda ; and Mr. Willtiosos, Blackburn. Augustus Frederick Monk, of Tolleshury, Fetex, cattle acme,, i n surrender: August 20, ■t three, It, and September 4, at eleven, at the Three Cups Imo, Culcheater, Attorney, Mr. LaWftlier, Mahlon. Thomas Lesingitans, of St. **Mini, Worcester, hosier, to surrender, August 20,21, and September 4, at eleven, at the Dell Inn Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Platt, New Roswell court, : 11.ondou; sad Mr. Platt, Worcester. Joseph Roberts, late of Kingston-upoa•Hull, black beer brewer, to surrender, July 30, 31, and September 4, at eleven, at the Dug and Duck Towers, Kingsion-upon-Hull. Attorneys, Mr. H. T. Shaw, Ely-place, Holborn ; mid Mr. T. Browne, Kiag•ton-upoa-Hult. William Staniforth, of Little East Cheap, London, wise merchant, In surrender, July 28, at eleven, August 11, and September 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Wadrsuu and Son, Amelia-Friars. DIVIDENDS. August 14. 11. Friend, of Southwark, Surrey, engineer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Augast 20. .1. Brun's, of Bridgewater, Somerset, tailor, at eleven, at the Crow. Inn, Bridgewater. August 14. J. Townsend, of Ludgate-hill, Landon, and of Lambeth, Surrey, locoman, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 14. T. Jones, of Ware, Hereford, banker, at tea, at Guildhall, Landoll. August 14. G. W. &Ilkley, Isle of Great Tile'sSeld-street, Otfirwd-road, but uow of Queen -street, Hanover-•gnare. Middlesex, wine importer, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon August 14. J. Lyon, late of Milbark-street, and now or late of Marabous-street, Westminster, cooper, at ten, at Guild hall, London. August 14. T. Dooley and J. Donley, late of Willow street, Bankside, Surrey, corn sad eual-nierehants, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 28. R.Sisepsots, of Crown-court, Threadneedle-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 111 J. R. Browne, late of the New-road, St. Pancras, Middlesex, statuary, at eleven, at Guildhall, 1.0011011. MARKETS. [From the " Loodon Monona& Price Current," .f Tooiday, July 24, 1821.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. CO►►ss.—The business done since oar lost has been limited, 'and only two public sales hare been brought for• ward, one nn Wednesday, consisting of 380 casks of Jamaica and Dominica went tiff steadily, and a small n.l on the prices of Tuesday was paid fur the One ordinary halllniell the other sale was on Friday, nod consisted of F.ast lodia and St. Domingo, the former oat s,ld at 114,. ed. and the hiller was taken in at 117 s. per met. The Stock of Coffee is now 4,054 loos, being 254 more than at this time last year, present prices Sm. per cot lower. Suomt.—The B. P. Sneer market has been rather heavy since Tuesday lam, but no alteration can he quoted in the prices. FORMIN Sousa continues in steady demand fur the w►ite descriptions, 120 chests of H h bare berm mold at 48s. for wavy low and soft white to 545. fir, good. The Stock of B. P. Sugar is now 14,842 casks lees than at this time heel year, present prices ss. per cwt. loon pee Gazette average. Rust.The;e •rr knee orders iss the market, but the priers are again timer. The !Rorie( Rao is now 16,366 puncheons, aad price of proofs 1.. 3d. per callus. Stock sane Hove Lao. year 13,764 puncheons, and price of proof. Vs. Id. per gallon. PINIIIITO has heels iiiitaired for, but at lower prices. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Roue* Tueeetociss.—About 4,000 banek have ar. rived daring the last tea days; they are pr►ncipally hold by the importers, who ars is espectatioa of higher prices; Spirits of Torpentive have however declined about to. •III.•••• LIVERPOOL REPORT, Jut.w 21. COTToll.—Tbere has been a v.ry limited demand for Collor this week, but prices remain without alteration. The riles are 3,850 bags, eliminating of 1,320 Bovrdes •t 9id. a &Oita. sod • few at / ltd.; SOO Orleans, at Old • 12.1. 40 Temsessees at 9td.; 2711 Ses Woad* at 141 d. • 204.; 30 'dallied at and 14d.; 180 Permian at 13d. 410 Beli•s at 1 ltd. • 12!d. 310 Maranhanis at 12t1. and • few at 1204. 50 Mina Genies at 10J 210 Desseraras at lid. a 131.1. 10 West Indies at 9d. 130 Carlini/era, at ltd. 70 &oats as 714. a 71d. and 320 &agate at bid. • 6,1 d. per lb. Yesterday there were brought forward ht auction 800 bale• Perusiss Cotton, but not more than Std. per lb. bring offered, they were withdrawn. The import is 19.120 hags, vin. 42 bars %Vest India, 4,049 New Orbans, 4,989 Charleston and So b, 4,827 other parts of V.S. 5,030 Basil, 211 Lisboa. The public sales of Plantaiio• Sugar this week have gone off steadily sad at full prices, except brown Aalitaal, which went at a decline of 6J. • Is.; the quantity sold is 1,100 casks, chiefly Antigua, Jamaica, sad Barbadoes: far Foreign or East India there is little inquiry. The Coffee market is dull, and 100 casks Jamaica offered at auction were taken in for wart cd buyers, and sear have since been sold; • parcel of good ordinary Pal k§ Rice has brought 113 s. A few bags of fair Pimento were sold at public sale at 8.1. per lb. In Cocoa sod Ginger nothing doing. Rice continues extremely dull ; • small parcel isf ordinary old Corollas has been disposed of at 13.. and a few casks of very Mae at 18s. No alteration in Rum ; Jamaica of the new import b•s been sold at 2,. for 16 0. P. There is little inquiry for Dyevroorle, sad Do sales have taken place. 1• Ashes nothing has been done. Hides are steady. la Hat early part of the week some trifling sales were made in Tobacco, for export ; but the demand on the whole has been languid, and prices remain without variation.— Siete oar last there has been a good demaud for Wheat, principally on sp►culation, and good samples of English and Irish have brought an advance of Id. a 2.1. per Impair!. At the close of last week considerable purchases were made in Oats, at an improvement of 2d. to 3.1. per bushel; the sales slice have been limited, but prices are supported. Fresh parcels of America• Flour continue to go arid...di' ' '. —Of Tar the sales hays. beer about 700 barrel% common Ca_ radios at 13s. 9/1. and • small lot of Stockholm at 17. per barrel. On Moaday, 100 casks of good Philadelphia Bark offered by auction, were takes in for want of bidders ; shoot 60 casks have since been disposed of at 113 s. per cwt. A par cel of 200 bags Sicily Slium■c has been sold, to arrive, •t 20,. per cot ; for ■ lot offered by auction on Tuesday, no bidders appeared. Brimstone is in fair demarid, goer' Sicily brings 23i. Ms. to 241. per ton, and a small lot of Tuscan has been sold from the ship`a side at 241. per ten. A public sale of Palm Oil was brought forward on Monday last, only the first lot of which wsa sold at 341. 101. per too, and the remainder withdrawn ; amen lota have since been sold at 331. being • decline of 301 per lon from the periwig pricer. Ond.—No accounts have yet been rere'ved of the state of any English ships at the Greettlead fivbety, although later than usual; at Bremen, however, three ships have arrived with full cargoes ; there are, in consequence, variodsopiniuses as to the ultimate aucceay. Two cargoes arrived yesterday from the South Seas one Sperm the other black Oil, also two from Newfoundland of Cud and Seal Oil, which bare teeth(' to lower the prices. The' Pamt market is extremely dull, sad priors may be quoted lower. Rienzi, SUGAR hale been in very limited demand for ex port, and low lumps have been sold at 82s. 6d. per cwt. ; there has bee. fair business done fur home consumption. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Coreowv.--The Jeremiad has doatiourd rather lively this florin deepest week, sad prices have in a few instawees ex perieweed a small advance ; the sales, which bare bees chiefly fur home use, are (duly paid) 120 bags Orleans, middling tad. good fair 101 d. ; 400 bags Peroambuceo, good fair '1314.; 10 Bahia, fair II1d.; 130 Demerara, middling Ild. fair to good fair Illd to lltd.; G 5 Carri acou and Grenada, fair to good fair 10/d. to 11.1. hoe 111.1 ; 10 Jamaica, good 10ed ; ISO Illmayrna, fair to good 71d. to ; (in bond) 700 Surat, ordinary 61d. to 61d.; middling to good fair rid. to 71.1.; 1000 Ileugal, ordinary Std. to tild. fair to good fair 54i1. to ed. per lb. Total 2,555 bags. Postscript. reside% July 14, 1821, Paw Sown.—There was extensive bookies, dose to 414 in. Muscovadoes at fall rites for good qualiiies bet at • Wales lower for ordinary; the publi c sale of Barbodnes west it apprehend biter have been s•wse novelties introduced ' into this wood emeissamial which our euntempurarite Mee Overlookud It Is audeeelood that lb. pirtardest Yf the (0 .... nation of Henry VII. visa that G.pnw. .l, but from wheel) thane sere ibeverni vateintelsk, te it. fercure to the blows. Staudartla or eualigna hive &P. bra, horse In the Freers-Men, we think, eery appropriately, In. , 'Tut whiTh we 'underatanil !Ilene is no 'precedent ; again, have hems Isiah !hate 011ictifeyeatied. fur the ilt,. such 1; IVY onslguy 4 In the m/100.1tarkaiin.).... as Lord nigh Constable for Ireland.; to the of Armond Is (irrupt Butler fur IrelAid; to Lord Beresford ass aasicaed lb. Standard of Ireland; and thin Wm/lion is praised by a Morning Paper, hut we do not And we C4ll costar in that praise; soot meaning, however, in the slushiest drgree.. to derogate from that N o bl eman ' s &om i t ., yet we own we should have thought it a fitter selection if the Irish Standard weie committed to some head of one of the notice. bosom; sad in Oda we should have preferred a Mrlisiau to eves oar of the ancient Lord* of the Pale. Such as occasion woold be happy for marking a depatrlttre from the policy persisted through a long course of time towards Ireland—a ',obey equality wank and asked. Lord Berestird' is a valiant and aucceasful soldier, but he lathe founder of a boom., sail to an boomer of this kind, shi• h derives its whole value f tee autitittuty. re conceive a Atter toleetion might have been made. Lind Lauderdale's claim to heir the St4ll,lßre! S,vttlaod ,a of odic...mince, rind as each was referred it. iie King in (\mescal front the Count of Claim.. Ihe Standard. b e fur England and Hanover were sielecLuna: in 1k...., as Shiosiebout we think there has appeared too resat a m.o. decry to make the ceremonial military, thaw it ociasialeut nub its peaceful and domestic character. FESTIVITIES. M. OfLirtitl. Aftungst the numerous rejoicings which funk oiler, on Times,loy list, in honour of the coronation, few, if any' exceeded in sincerity, though nine were thousands that sot tressed tit munificence, the joy manifested on that occasi.m by the children of the Irish prior, who are educated i• the St. thles'a Irish Free Schreil, to George.steret. After bre...l:- fasting in the schuol.roonts, they paraded several of the streets and squares, • ith three neat flogs, the drat hearing the designation of the Schools, the accord was uritamentr.l wills goose sod wreath of laurel, with the worsts of Si. Paul to Tinsirthy, " From a child thus kw koodb• the iluly Scriptures:: At two o'clock, shout CIO rf diem sat dovia to a plentlfiit dininr of good old English fare, ►oast beef owl Owen pudiliwg ; after Alone, the roast of " God save the King" was drank is ■ raptiairoos siaamer is flawing hoopla of wise furnished to each child. This joy and morriinent oil the toast being gives was evident from their lung and vociferous hart iing,whielli was repeatedly reechoed front the boys loom to that in which t h e girls dined, amt was caught ►y many of hit parents who assembled before the Schout.. house door, and most heartily returned. The Treasurer (■t whose expense the feast Well at. tended, a i d assisted by Ladies and tasaislisiono..pnonnsi in raising and waiting on theme hitherto much neglected gon,r Irish children. It was also pleasing to bear diem rrricAt several portions of Scripture on the duly we owe to the King, t.• Magistrates, fit Parents, &c. ■s well a. the duty of budianda, of wives, and of serventa; and ad- Monitions against lying, swearing, stealing. Esc. In the eeen log, ■ beautiful, thong\ small trinsparency, appeared in front of the B.ll*ot-bonze, repemienting the King bending a bible to a child, with the measurable words of his anemia and revered father, " May every poor child be taught to read the bible." We were sorry to find that wisny of the poor (Waren could nut join in the petwombotailius fiw want of shoes, but in rye., other respect partook of the consfuris of th e s lay. We heartily reeinnotend this school to the b.u..tift. I consideration of our wealthy renders, as its fonds are by no means in a prosperous cmiditiou. We uude►staod the master is authorised to receive subscriptions at the school. house. vealinteotto, JULY 41. The coronation day was ushered in by joyous bells, which kept tip thehr merry peal, until its termination. Al eleven ill the 010111111( the Dublin mail-coach entered, nearly co vered with laurel, end, as it passed die length of the city, ht received the applause ■ad heightened the satisfaction of the citizens. The guard, 'Thomas Glendenning, had, oullt creditable z-al and loyalty, passed the preceding day and bight in collecting laurel at and near Carlow. The day U.S kept here a hillidsy —is holiday of the heart—a day on which political feeling rested, or rather was gowned to conned and pct feet harmony. At one, after divine service, the mill i, consisting or a party of the 16th hussars, the 49th lint, and the Waterford Staff, formed on the parade, and fired. in capital sty e, three rounds of a fiat-de- joie f the Stine, wss sneeeeded lis Issue rounds of fiasco, in which the tutor po pulation appeared to participate. During the day vessels kept up an occasional discharge of swivels and morn. wades. In shout, sea and shore, civil and military, all biped most harmoniously in the manifestation of eniversal joy. At night Ilse cite was, with the usual slid osavai•lablc exceptions, s blaze of illumination. We can say decidedly, that notwithstanding s slight mist, the concourse of !Teem tators was never withiu memory so iiiimerons in our sire. t•. never mine happy, glom, nut a bottom of a cost was injured. The Mall phone forth, as was to be expected, wills that splendour whirl, its situation, its shape, and its fine buildings, certainly made a matter of facility. The Tows-ball was particularly bright and elegant, and did honour to the taste as well as to 'the patriotism and lordly of the Corporation. Notwitlntieoliog the advautages of the stall, It was perhaps outshone by the immediate precincts attic Cathedral. Our settees are allied to each other, and it is but fair to stale that vision might have recce., d aid from hearing. The Palace, the Deane. th e Excis e mice, the Widows' Apartaieut, and other bnild ings about the church, were certainly dose justice to. in lighting ; bill nothing can express Site hilarity with which the joy bells overhead inspired all that walked FOlllllll the church. If we were to particularise streets mute the prize smith', if cowrie, be awarded to our mat Quay ; but Lady-lane, snd the great main sheet from bridge to the Quay, duuld not be de.rrgarded. OoftWoon A most grat,fying scene was presented at Norwood on Thursday last, through the contributious of the respectable inhabitants in the vicinity, towards Ike enjoyments of their poorer neighbours. The first part of the day was dedicarrd to a religious feeling, and the -parlous chapel was erowdrd by persons of every sect mid denomination, who buried all religious distinctions in a patriotic and antral prsyrr for t &lug, the Laws, and the Coostitetion. The elospeat d.i. course or the Rev. Mr. LOW confirmed the good uuderatar d log that prevailed, and obtained universal admiration its style and sentiments. After the se. rite the Children the Heighb.mrlmod were Irgiled. al die Sebuul.bouse, the regular pour at the Work-boom, and finally, about flltv of the respectable, though needy, classes partook of the English fare of roast beef and plum puttering, wh.. h is, and we trust always will bed ideutitieJ with lKosglisisfim. pliably. Nothing occurred to disturb the harmony of rte tom. Me. Knapp mad Mr. Bacchira were among tim ppreaknent supporters of this benevolent feast, aodstlerir Maseiderate attentions to the objects of it were much lin peeled and admired. We can only say that if hill ,jeaty'c 'tame and health were so cordially welcomed and drank n ~. • The Public Are respectfully informed, that Mrs. Egerton hair in recovered frum her late severe indisposition will bare the honour to perform Madge Wildfire ire the Heart of Mid-Lothian during the present week. The highly popular Comic Pantomime of Harlequin at Home will also be per formed during the Week. and nu longer, as it must be Urea withdrawn, in consequence of the New Aquatic Mrlu-drama, which will positively be prinloced on Mon day, the 30ili instant, with entire sew scene. y, dresses, and decorations. SADLER'S WELLS. Tii IS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 25, will be perforated THE AIR BALLOON; OR, ALL IN THE CLOUDS. The characters by Mr. Keeley, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Lancaster. and Miss Johnstone. After which an entire new and splendid Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN " AT HOME;" OR. THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS. Harlequin, Mr. Guerin!; Clown, Mr. Hartland. Colum bine, Miss Stott. To conclude with THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN. Madge Wildfire, Mrs. Erertun. The Doors will be opened at Six o'ow*, and Ike Per. fur Hun tiers con. menet at Seven. VAUXHALL • WEDNESDAY, July SS 1821. GRAND CORONATION FETE. nrHE splendid Embellishment., De c orati on ,. a sad Illanoineted Devices which created es •eeh el. trartioa o Moeda, eirmeiag, will mule. itsd the whole of this William and escheating scree, rep►eseet AN ILLUMINATED TEMPLIF., Deiliested to Recitative Pleasure, end Refined A•wsetnent. Oa this joyous nepotism every rarities will be made to give erkliiissel lustre to the Festive acme. Douro open at Sevres, Concert commences at Eight. _ Ad•iesioh 3e. Id.