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it y.2" ,/,.6.;# ‘ 4) . P -171).1441"e'a 147 • 1 , 01 111941111 %II hod !ts.tr", c.l lasi.; • ah ti 6111 M 11 .',; 1 011 t' 4%4.1 4 !or.tly `for .s!s 416. •s4ll sol ativls 'tl 1r.4.41 t'irolpfe:/ • 4•14 ••4 , V. II le wiilow") "AN Aux - i '±' N U MOOR 5/61364/ 441' *Airesimti tire.;) "dr ~i~ OPERA-Ht DAY, "- will kr I. All, 1• Part of • 11 ' I. ib'. VERSE, i THEA' ORATORIOS. CATR F.-ROTA L, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, Wednesday, March 14, GRAN Ll RELIECIION of Alta ENT aad MODERN MUSIC, moiler the duection of Sir George Semi. Sting Owl lett lemma of these Performaaors seder his inattagemeat. The assail exertions will be made in order to merit • conti nuation of the pstrougge and approbatimi with which they have, for several years past, bete honoured. Part I. The lest Pert of Hayda's Sacred Oratorio, the CREATION, in which Mrs. Saloom will slog the Air, With verdure dad ;" mid Mr. Bratism, the Seems, " Im 'Outdoes height." At the rod of the Part (by mast par ticular desire) Reeit. eel Aria, ' Eceo a te (Mayer), by MaJaate Cataporese, sad a Faidasia oa the Preach Hors by Mr. Poszi. Part 11. (First time in ibis Country) a NEW GRAND REQUIEM, earapeard sad arranged expavady for this occa sion, by Beebe', which Will emectodo with a Quartette sad Greed Chorea, areadoraairet on Thirteen !Sups (fortaluste Oveltesteos).,baMe. Dachas aad midair of his Papsk. partiretare of Pim, soil the whole Performsece, are given in the Printed Bills, which may be had at any of the principal Marie naps. Part 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, in which will be introduced several favourite Modern Pierre from the meet esteemed Compusers. Also some of Hail tiers Grand Choruses. To roadside with the Coronation Aothees. The Died will be. on the grand scale of former years : Leader, Mr. thwart. Principal Vocal Performers—Mr". Sal.••, pip Goodall, Mrs. Balehambers, and Madame Campania ;fir. Ppm, Mr. W. H. Cutser. Mr. Hawes, Mr. Tommy, Mr. Nelwtq Mr. Gamblers, and Mr. Brabant. Boxes and Places miy he taken of Mr. Rodtrell, at ibe Theatre, from Eleven to five, of whom allay be bad a Pri vate Box toightly). The Free Lost does not extend to these Perfornsamees. TI I g7TRE-ROYA L, II V-Leltili. /r0 -MORROW, THURSDAY, March 15. his Majesty's Servants will perform' the Coolie Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. fir Meadows, Mr. Foote; Youag Meadows, Mr. Norm; Justice Woodcock, Mr. Mender; Hawthorn, Mr. Brahma (his 7th appearance in that character); Hodge, Mr. Knight. Mrs. Dr-borah Woodcock, Mrs Harlow.; Us clads, Moo Pirveg; Madge, Mrs. Bland; &netts, Miss Wil ma (her 7th appearance In that character). After which, the f.ivntorite Extravaganza called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame Vestrig; Leporello, Mr. Harley ; Mr. Floacetilie Finickin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Cubits; Miss Constantin Quixotic, Miss Perry; Mr.. DiatisenaJry, Mrs. Dobbs; Squalling Fan, Mrs. Bland. The Doors will I,e opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and the Performance. no each Evening commence at Seven. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 2s.—L.ower Gallery, !s.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Places to he taken of Mr. Rodarell, in she Rotunda of the Salm* of the Theatre. _ _ _ pivot* Boxes *a be ►ad Niebtly or for the Seasoa.—Sests may also be ',bloused is the Orchestra Boxes, by appliestiee to Mr. Bothwell, at the Theatre ooly., Oss sala►My, The Daewoo : Clete, Nies Wilms. A sew Serious Opera is its preparation. 7111 EA TRN-110Y A L, COVENT-GARDEN. T O-AIORROW, THURSDAY, March 15, will be performed a new Opera, called DON JOHN ; or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS. Doe John, Mr. C. Kemble; Don Frederick, Mr. Jones; Duke of Ferrara, Mr. Abbott; Petrachio, Mr. Connor; Fractioso, Mr. Liston. First Violetta, Miss Hallande; Landlady, Mrs. Davenport; Second Violetta, Miss Stephens. After whirl', the grand Melo-drematic Romance of THE FORTY THIEVES. Canting Rah', Mr. Atkins • Ali Baba, Mr. Blanchard; Ganes,Mr. Duraset; Mustsha, Mr. Emery; Abdalla, Mr. Connor. Cugia Babs, Mn. Liston; Illorgiaua, Miss E. Drone' t. --..,... Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six o'Clock—the Play to ►egin at Seven. Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Prier. 2+—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la. —Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, tid. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be bad fur the SeAlUll, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. On Saturday, Don John, or The Two Violettas. Ott Monday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of The Life and Death of Kiug Richard the Third. On Tuesday, The Stranger: M re. Haller by a Young Lady Orr first appearance on any stage). ORATORIOS, TIMATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, Under tUe Direction of Mr. Bishop. The Proprietor has the satisfaction most respectfully to acquaint the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, tbmt, in addition tj the engagenieuts already made in the royal department of these Performances, •is. Miss Stephens, &c. Mrs. Salmon is engaged fur Friday neat, and that Mr. Brahmin i• roped fur the remainder of the Season. bliss Puvey, Mr. Pyne, and Striae Atigrisaui, are also engaged. ON FRIDAY NEXT, March 16, a GRANI) PERFORMANCE of POPULAR and CLASSICAL MAW, preceded' by Cherubibi'e celebrated Overture to Anent 's. In the coarse of Ow twain:: Mrs. Salmon will sing" To els' Arrrudi," fines the opera " II Tniscreds"—" My lasilging i. ois the sold Groisim ' (wish variatioas)—she &volume duels. Vive le Rui," wish Mr. Brigham, and .• Su l'Aria" thy Mozart) wish Miss Stephens : atm Roasinea Terzetto, with Mr. Brabam and Signor Angrissni, " Zisti Zitti." Mr. Braham will sing the celebrated scene (sum Jrptha, " Beeper and deeper still ;" the scene from ‘lllliin's Paca• dive Loa, " The aside of the Angels ;" and " is there a Heart." Mivs Steplaiss will sung, by express &sue, " Cease your Funning ;" she psipislar duet (by particular slesire) wish Soawor AMOl.lllli, th/tVillellt. ;" and she cele brated Ecriau Son. Miss Pose, ss ill nog (by desire) " But thus did.t not leave," situ " The May Wish." Miss War wick, Dr. Mehl. duet with Mr. l'yne, " Bora in you Blaze," avail "IA Donna else A inaute." Signor Angrisani, " Non pia Andrei;' and I (hy most particular desire) she nilmised dirt, will, Alia Stephens, " Can Pazirsiz i."— Mins Sharp will perform a faula.iia uss the harp, composed by &elem. The Performance to conclude with (fur the second time, in consequence of the enthusiastic al - clamor ions a hick attend ed its lint performance, and by an Orchestra consisting of nearly Twu Hun d red Performer., including a Double Or. chests of Harps) a N EMI GRAND TRIUMPHAL OUL, iu Honour of the First Auniversary of his Must Gracious Stjesty's Accession to the Throne. Composed by Mr. Bishop: the Poetry by R. Southey, F.sq. The whole In conclude with the National Anthem," God lace the King," with additional and appropriate Stanzas, written by W. F. Collard, Esq. Principal Vocal Pirfurruess--Miss Stephens, Miss Nary, %1 i" Warwick, and Mrs. Salmon ; Mr. Brabant, Mr. P)ue, Mr. Trail , Mr. Tinne►, ■ud Signor Angrasani. Mares for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. broaden, at the Bovollice, Hart-alrect. T" during LENT. an ..-_ chemical Exhibition, 'll-1E PANORAMIC MIRROR; OR, NATURE'S REFLECTOR. Piece I.—A Grand View on the Rhine, with the Effects of Daybreak, the Rising of the Son, ike. This piece will be preceded by the inreaiou■ Performances of M. ROSENBERG, from Switzerland, consisting of ■ variety of superior DECEPTIONS, with Cards, kllgical Figures, Balla, &e. &c. Piece I I.—A View of Yarmouth, the Yarmouth Roads, Ac. with Lord Nelson's Moossulent, and the surriowithog Coun try. Mr. BOLOGNA, during the interval of the Pmforre antes, will exhibit some m. w aid unrivalled Pieces uf Me chanism, including the Cabinet of Scfety—the Wonderful Colmmn—the Self-acting Wholutill—end the Prim:* a Clallw jetty's! Piece lll.—Sea Storm and Shipwreck. The Scene will claw with the Representation of a Shipwreck, aid the Pre servation of the Crew, by Mewss of the life Boat, itc. The Evening's Krfurtnuire to conclude with improved Hydraulic Experiments, is which Mr. BOLOGNA, in addi tion So some of the most admired of his former Pieces, will iStandiare a variety of new moos; chewing the pleasiog end mmedeeful Effects of the Veins of the two Elements of Fire ant! Weter!!! Boxes, 4s.—P:t, 4s Is.—Doors open at Half. past Five , begin at Half-past Six.—Secund Price at Half past Eig ht. NA PLES.—Now OPEN, at It A. BARKER and J. BURFORD'S PANORAMA, Strand, splendid View, exhibiting, with the City of Naples, Poailino, the Chisjs, range of the Appeasing.% Mount Vesavists, Ike Site of Hereelaneum, Island of Capri, sod assserose other interestiug points, and a picturesque display of beautiful Vessels on an water. Admittance One Shilling. SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, ST. JAMES'S-STREET. WI LLI A M SA CIS, Bookseller to hi% Royal Highness the Duke of York, St. James's-street, in referring with dee gratitude is the Patronage which he has fur the last fear yems received from the Nobility and Gentry, begs leave mist reispectfutly to solicit a cuatinesner of their famous, mid to resew his assarinees of every sesidoity which can possibly conduce to general accommodation and eonveniemee. The New Catalogue, containing all new Works of merit, is just published. Terms of Subscription may be had on application. Opera Boxes disposed of on Commission; also Private Bovril for the Theatres. LETTER from the KING to his PEOPLE, price 2r. Fifteenth Editiow. Published by WM. SAMS, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. From the moment of deciding up.ma the hold step of pub lishing this Letter, it was also determined never to notice any reply to, attack un, or abuse of it. We are most happy to know that it has convinced many of the most violent ad. vacates of the Royal Tenan► of Branileiiburgh House of their injustice towards their noble-minded Sovereign. Esq: A fol.melee, Esq. Francis Wadley' Myers, rag. I Anthony LI Blake, Esq. Michael Troy, Eaq. John Moore French, IF-sq. Tickets twenty shilliap each. to be had of the htewards ; of Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Treaserer, College of Physi. clans, Warwick-lane ; of the Secretary ; at the Bar of the Tavern; and at the Society's New Establi►hment, is Slam. furdl.strect, Blackfriarsonad. Signed by Order, J. C. MICH ELL, Secretary, No. 18, Cliteen-square, Bloomsbury. Dieser at Half-past Flee o'Clock. N.B.—.Tlie Musical Department of the Celebration is com mitted to the charge of Mr. Hawes, No. 7, Adelphi.terrace ; to whom all applications upon that ',object must be made. CAUTION. SALMON, and CO. Most rempfctrully caution the Public sgainat the many huntling and in ferior imitative TRUSSES now offered for sale. The true PATENT SELF ADJUSTING TRUSSES have " Sal. mon's Patent" stamped ow the front cud of the spring. The PATENTEES have the hones, to supply the Army sad Navy, the Naval and Military Hospitals, the Dock Yards and Ord , the Marine liiirmary, the Hon. East India Company. the City of London Truss Society, the Mary le bone, Wiveliscusubc, Bristol, and Denbigh Infirma ries, the Middlesex Hospital, &c. &c. tre. Manufactory, t9t, Strand, Loud.. ; et a la Galerie du Nisi. Royale, 163, a Paria. *. O Persons residing is His country sending the cir. essaferauce of the body across the hips, may depeud epos beteg se', Sited. M A IC K [From the " Lowdort Meroatifile Arks Current," Tuesday, Nardi 13, 1811.) WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Correz.—There have been several small public eal“, cossetting (with the exception of 35 casks of British Plan t:Woe) wholly of Foreign : the ordiaary qualities weal ipir rather heavily, but at full prices. th e g oo d coloury descrip tions west about Is. per cwt. higher. ,There has been a fair inquiry few good aad Ore whammy himaiebasqLl at the rates quoted iii our last, and ratelser - • at of eoloury Brazil has been sold within these few days. The stack of West India Coffee is New 2,024 tons, beiag 910 lets than al this peliod last year; present prices Os. per cwt. lower. B. P. SUGAR kat been Anil of sale, but prices remain as quoted last week, good and strong qualities command a ready ask at rather high priers. Ritmo* Suoaa.—Two parcels have been disposed of since our last by public auction, vie. 50 chests of Havansab at 545. to 565., •n ti yellow at 30.. per cwt., and 22 chests of brows and low yellow Brazil as Ms. Oil. to 295. per cwt ; 100 chest* of %bite Brazil have also been sold by private treaty. The sloth of B. P. Sugar is mow 3,417 casks less than at this time last year, piesent prices 4d. per cwt. higher, per Gazette average. Itosts—Have been doll of demand, but withont altera tion is the prices. A small public sale to-day of DVIIII of low strengths, went off at our last quotation,. The present stock of Rant is 16,726 punclieunt, and price of proofs It lid, per genius. Stuck lust year, same date, 13,960 puncheons ' and price of pro o fs 2.. SJ. per ga llo n . DYEWOODS—LAgwood generally remains steady at last week's prices; Campeachy is scarce and commands as ad vanced price Nicaragua Wood is also higher. PINENTG—IIse been in good demand, and a parcel sold briskly by auction at an advance of id. per lb. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. (parlay Corroc—There has been a very active inquiry since our last, which has led to considerable business, about 2.400 bags having been sold; one half, it is estimated, bus been taken on speculation, the other for expurgation and the bowie trade. The sales ate, in bond, 700 bags Pernambuco, niiddling to good 1 ltd. to ltid.; 350 Bowed, fair Sid. to Sid.; 500 Ben gal, ordinary to goud 51d. to 51.1.; 300 Surat, very common to good Sid. to 614.1.; 130 Madras, fair 6J. to Sid ; (duty paid) 170 Mina Geese, fair to very fair Sid. to 814.; 30 Para, pod 10d.; 200 Smyrna, good 91d. to Std. per lb. meal° offered at auction brought oily 7J. a 70. fur the sound, did. a Old. per lb. for the democrat. A few small lot• of due Carolina Rice have realized 17•. 9d. a MIL a n d some •f fair qu■lity has sold at ISA. but the demand is it xtr 'nifty limited. Rums are without alteration. Logwourl continues to be held slimy by the holders, and Jamaica brings 61.; 100 tons of Campeachy (bonded for exportation only) hale sold at V. Ashes are still io good demand, and consoierahle business has been dome iu Montreal Puts at 335. and Boston• at 40s. less the duty for export : Pearls are steady. The Tobacco market still remains in an inactive stale, and we have uo sales worthy of notice either fur home-use or export since our last. Wheat has met a steady demand, without any material variation in prier; and Oils have also bees is request at the previous pike. The sales in American Flour about 2,000 barrels ; sweet, in bond, fur export, at !Os. fld. to gls. 6d. per barrel according to quality. Qaer citron Bark has been in inure request ; 70 blade. New York, of ordinary quality, base been sold for export at 144 6d. and airmail lot of superior New Yolk has brought 17s. ed. and ■ few casks very Sue Philadelphia Us. per cart. A parcel of Spanish Olive Oil has been disposed of 631. per tun, and small lots of Sicily at 09/. to 701. per tun. A parcel of 300 casks of Odessa Tallow, of ivied quality, was offered by auction on Wednesday, of which only about 100 casks were sold at 60s. to 305.3 d. per cat ; the market fur this article remains heavy. Posheripl, Tuesday, March 13, 11121, Foos o'Cloek. B. P.lll/o•ll.—There was a lair demand to-day, end more beldame was dime at full prom. The public soles of Bir bsdoes wens off 2s to 3s. pis cwt. lower for the good qua. kites. Corse.—There was no public sale to-diy, and scarcely any by private demand, the buyers beinggparrntly dismay ed in eons gm. use of the heavy arrivals minds, ; the prices are, however, without alteration. FROM LAST Ivicurs GAZETTE. ,-__ lord Chassaperesides t Office, Merril 13, 1821. Os Saturday 'worming last, the 10th instant, at seven edit* the remaios of her tole Htehoess Dashed' Georgina Adelaide, only daughter of hie Royal Highness the Duke of Clarenee, were removed from his Royal Highness s apart al/CON in St. James's Palace, attended by Iwo of the King's Gtellemen Ushers is one of his Majesty's carriage*, draw• by six horses, escorted by an officer's guard of cavalry, fol. lowed by a mourning coach and four horses, conveying Sir John Borlase Warren, Bart. and Sir Charles Muriee Pole, Rant. Grooms of the Bedchamber to his Royal Highness she Duke of Clarence. Upon arriving ,at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, limit two o'clock is the afterglows, the remaias of she Royal botaat were carried to the Choir by four yeomen of the guard, • aid the forieral service being performed, the body was de posited is the Royal vault. Whitokall, Mardi 12, 1621. His Majesty has been pleased to appaiat the Right Ho nourable Fraiirtis Earl of Wensyss to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Shire of Peebles. MILITARY PROMOTION. Office of Ordnance, Merck 10, 1821. Royal Rerinseut of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet Pierry Beuu to be &Toad Lieutenant— dated February 3, 1831. April 17. J. Bader, bee oliDorthird, Kent, paper-mater, at tea, at Guildhall. Limahm.• April 3. R. Flack of Coopoemeime. Crutched-friars, Loader., wine.merthaat, aleleven, tl GuiWhall, Louden. April 7. J. West, of Little Newport-street, 81iddlesex, ha berdasher, at eleven, at Groildliall„ Loudon. April 7. J. Fidler, of Baader., Chester, cotton-manufaeterer, at eleven, at the Warren Rialkeley Arnie, Stockport, Cheater. April 7. J. Shipley, of Birmingham, Warwick, coach-maker, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmitighaat. April 3. A. Munbrsy, G. L. Hollingsworth, J. Wetherell, W. Shields, W. Boulion, said W. R. Stokes, of Durham, Dar lington, Thirsk, and Load's, beakers, at twelve, at Guild hall. April 6. H. Hunt, of Liverpool, haberdasher, at oar, at the Star and Gamer Tavern, Liverpool. April L.S. Woods, of Havant, Southampton, grocer, at twelve, at the Golden Fleece Inn, Chichester. April 7. T. Scuiford and J. Seotford, of the Sarrey-brewery. Blaekfriars-road, dealers, at ekven, at the Swam Hotel, Birmingham. CERTI FICATES.---Aewn 3. W. Makolat, of Great Saint Helen's, London, mitechoot. —J. Gardner, of Biimingbam, Warwick, Victualler.—B. Holland, of High-street, Shadier'', Middlevex, corn-dealer.— R. Green, of Selby, York, banker.—G. W. Bulkier. late of Great Titchfield-street, Oxford.road, but vow of Queer.- street, Hanover-aquare" wine importer.—R. Holmes, lat e of No. thampton. grocer.—J. Hartley, of Manchester, ware houseman.—J. T. Crawford, formerly of S. Joke's, New foundland, late of Lisbon, egad now of Judd-street, Brans wick-aquae, Middlesex, dealer.—L. Norton, of New Union - street. Loudon, stage coach-master.—J. Worthy, of Exeter, factor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLY F.D. J. S. Daintry and J. Kyle, of Msecladeld, Cheshire, and of Lawrence Ise., London silk merchants, March 6,1821. W. Lithe and M. Marshall, of Kinpton-upon-Hull, book bunters, March 8, 1821.—W. Thomas and H. Ward, of ship-rhandlers, Minch 1, 1821.--R. =9 and J. Wiatersgill, of Liverpool, ship.brokers, Aligned 12, 1819 —J. Walker, jun. and %Y. Kenvistril, of 'Mitcham, Surrey, Wheelwrights, February 21, 1521.—T. Jolly 1•011 J. Whitten', of Wouid.sttelit, Cbsopside, Landes, tad of Coventry, ribbotwinsfacturers, Mardi 8, 1821.—P. Houghton and J. Lutwyclw, of •Skianer-striett, Loudon, kathersellers, December 30, 1820. LETTEIC FROM PETER MOORE, ESQ. M.P. FOR THE CITY OF COVENTRY, TO EDWARD HAY, ESQ. . ..M..,.. Dena dra—l have to think you for many letters, and many kind, very kind expressions towards me. while I have to pray your excuse fur my silence. I have been so busily employed and actively engaged io endeavouring to polar the alteration of the country to its danger, that I really have been obliged to neglect my private correspoudenre. Attention to the public voice Is the paramount duty of all, but more especially so of those who are denominated public men ; and still more so of the constitutional trustees of the public rights. Of the commanding tone of the public voice in England and is Scotland at this lime (shanks to the independent Press), you are as well informed as I am ; but it is the Imperative duty of every good man, who values our issestissable Constitution, to try to give that commanding tone a tranquil and ronstitutioual direction. In this te•pect, I hope, I bare done my duly as a good IMO and n pool soli. ject. I have strenuously end den preserve the Con stitution and the Royal Family, both' of which hare, is my opinion, been imminently endangered by the meretricious conduct of Ministers, who have pursued a protium pre. eminently calculated, as I couceiv►, to outrage our &ars. tic, and to destroy our national character. Though happily the conduct of the people manifested by suburdiustiou to the laws, and respect to the magistracy, have counteracted their imbecile councils. The British people have thou done honoor to theinselves; they have preserved the peace and tranquillity of their rosin. try, and hare so far preserved their country itself, and in con►rsuhly testified, to the proof of those great cardinal annxims, that the people can never have an interest in disor der, ■nd that •hen their voice is uplifted in unison, they can never be wrong. - . _ A• to the stale of the Catholic question, of which you write iu terms of such unceasing, unseated, an.l osmosis interest, of late I have had none but occasional intellograce through the daily papers, besides your Wien. I shall, therefore, as on former occasions, give tun my unbiassed opinion on this most important subject. I perceive the g I bearing of one of its chief adio orates is, to stand still, and not to petttion until • Reform in Parliament shall be procured. But is this a lime to be silent on this great national question, when the Catholler, as a nation are contemned and punish. d, tinder the pretext of disloyalty, and of holding duetritits dsmecrous so the State? In this state of things, is it wise for Ave millions of injured subjeci• to be as silent and initial . ..rent as dead meat —voluntarily to blot themselves oat of existence? if the Catholics have • right, it is always in season to state that right ; that, by comparison, their merit, may be fairly weighed 1111 the balance, and not to siirreeder their right as worthless, because io times of interest, hew:trance, and dr vas. lation, it has been trampled on ' and scored with an opp ro b r i ous name. They Amidst claim tbasr rights by all the mesas which God and nature justify. Have not sonic hundred years well, maturely, and finally instructed them, that of/farmer, no matter by istom plead ed, is vain and hopeless? Cau they mean to prostrate them_ selves and their Religion—their salvation, enlace, and hope —and so provoke their interested opponents to lay them under greater difficulties, as courted blessings, and to de clare themselves unworthy of bens( and trust Thus, my dear Sir, to be sure the Catlinlies--five millioes of good subjects, whose pecuniary contributions are highly acceptable to the State—after sustaisiug seven hundred years of reiterated grievances, are in a very fair way of rapid and final relief by silence, and surrendering their best filentla, who arc the beat friends of our monarchy sod the nation.— I have only to add, that if such be your determ,nato.d. co on and speed you—yea will sooner arrive at the Resurrection in the neat, than Emancipation in this world. These are my uottnue, in answer to the questions as to tile policy of, petitioniog or not. Bs I, ye me to be, your. toile, PETER MOORE. Gloucester-place, January 20, 1821 To Edward it Esq Sic. Sec. ke. 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UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJEITTY. 170 paean', at Od. a 111.1. and a few prime as 134.; 15 4.f, March 11, 17, and Apra 114, at eleven, at ike . pimitoria R. MATHEWS, who (haring been nut of his BEN EVOLEN I: ...S(,?CIitTY. OF ST. PA- lr '"?"7";' , at 94 . / 3 • 56 • 6 ••, 1 : 1 • 141 9 lit 16 $d_.• •• 16 11 . 1 24 .66 I 15,117PPLAW•datee:e.16',V•rilair.64.1•74:rerivfille. Lake, ‘ 2114516e- . i 11. Element) Will be found aria AT HOME, fur the ALP TRICK.-The ANT4IVEREARY FiverivAL d Ike r anic " ar , c hoi ce al "*"• • ''. 64 .; 60 • 1 • 11 "' at ' f Ws time, at the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of St PATRICE Will be r 13 4411 4: : 4 750 7 u Ba Perw hie sz a s i ,• lo l 4 lld il a d l ; 2.l. mad a few very Sae at I DIVIDENDS. 350 3111aeohltraer, al I• 1 1 4. April *l. IL 1. Awaits, la* of Thrograortem..street. London, ..• 'ERA-HOUSE, STRAND, TO-MORROW, THURS. aldermen me SATURDAY NEIT, the 17de of March l IT, Hach 15, Isles it la respectfully anmsoaced that he latent. 11111 (being She 38t h Alsaiversary), at the CITY 411 d .; 130 • Mi " G e s• • • *•• 144• • ; 118 Dellier•r•• ` " I A. " 4 lace( Rotbirhelber Ilwrileri "Iffebmilie •t ire, at Gaull- elt. ; 20 Bashadoes, at *O4 tSO Dom tegue.at *IA • ball, Lesdam. 4 lave she Armour to attempt a Description of his Travels to/ LONDON TAVERN, Biahomanite-strect. AIR, EARTH, sad WATER. PIRMIIIDZIIT : *I; 30 Mears*, at 7161. a Bd.; 70 Aerate, at 704 • *I. i * April 3. U. Miller, of Wailioratreei. Loading, earitelAymilly sad 320 Beamed*. at Ohal a did per Da The inunert is 3,079 Is Part Third Mr. Mathews will represent the Pleasant His Grace the oux,E a WELLINGTON, PRINCE bf lap ch wie ,,,, - ; nu' saym . so k' 909 . ether ' p,ft. i i d m Vi s ta Ap a ri s i tr 4 a ' H ae . o! " " sai . e lid6 Z i or " Ga Amiem isbeck. ' b int i n i sto k tkais ii ir i el.. a Sea Voyage in the Polly Packet. WATERLOO, KG. he. /co. lee. in the (fair. imam 1,3117 Bradels,ll4lo Peru : total 11,233 bur. t• r, at eleven, at tie Mew Crews Ilia, Peurith. • riceentiMiselm t W e cont i nue to have a steady demand for Flsratioll So. Ars 10. T. Stoneman, ed Eingstiew opwa.Hall. ohip-boilder. ._ THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, H. R. H. the Doh, of York HiaGrseeilieDnkeofLaineler. gar, d whi c h 750 ta ak a , animists*, of Barhadoca, Demerara. at eleven , at the Dog arid Deck Timer*. Mott r' STRAND. Th e Marquis o r 11.444.10 w. I The Marquis of Doweril.K P. aril Jamaica, have gorse off at full prices : 3110 am. ow/. April 7. T.Amaissek, of Tonneau' Gran, Al lidless% err- PH E Public are respectf u lly i n f or med, that Th e E ar l o f Blesintrin I lard Vise. Ca s tle r e a gh, KG. w hi te B engal h ere bum take* by the grace's at 745. 9d. • Chan ,, oi ..k.„,.., at ' o .igh il i, L oodou. L the LECTURE on the STRUCTURE of ike UNI- rradraltam: 761.3 d. but she low descriptions of this kind still meet t April 3. J. B ur k e, o r s w i m ." ii,„. hoh. a 2„,,,,. cotton. .ESE, anaowneed for This Evening, is idably rant- Lord Wta. Fitzgerald, M.P. Larrl7l6. Kits IMP. betel sale , Sessile ere *atheist allereliee• We hoer )11 10 .0 mairestadaer, at eleven, at th e Herron Bolteley Arms led Datil WEDNESDAY NEXT, the list inst. Lord VirieursistStopford, M.P. gl el y f a: • Maw limairy fa Cafes for shipment, verb% to the Irapratt ~ y ou. tu oc k",. • • • •-•`* , • Lord Viscount Vaismia • llt ili tetrosorre. • G.C.B. Ineelfrie lee Lowden intake ; but there being few Penedo W - April 7. H. D. Cooper, of Raek.atreet Horselynown,florrey. , ADE l*Piii THEATILErITTIII2WIIk leatle•-• ' Hett.'A ger Ellis, M.P. Hu. F.C.Purstroshy,ll.l l .C.lll. freed, the business is limited to about 20 tone of commas and of Mark lane , Leaden, laop-amerrharte, at deveir, et . . f __•••• NE. BOLOGNA. •'. • Gee. Sir J. Doyle, Bt. G.C.B. Hon. R.I. Fisagihkem, M.P. ordinary Domingo at 113 e. and a f e w l o ts o f BP. t o the Goidliall,L o rid r mi. rims • EIVENING. *Wednesday, March 14. Arthur Chiehester, Eaq /11. P. Wm. Cutirtessay, alcihcp. grocers. We have some inq ui ry 11941 fir Brazil Cocos, of H.P., which the re i s li tt l e at market, an d only a small parcel bus and of New-street, Cotentgard ee , Middl esex , j ewel l er. at April 3. W. F. A. Dena, of Bereers.dreet, Oxford -street, L alisd every *EON ESIDAY and FRIDAY EVENING Liest..General Hart, 51. P. Alex.Robt.thewart, ring LENT, an entirely new Pictorial, Optical, arid Ma- Thomas Alezaoder, Esq: Rolm. La Tweeter, Esq. M.P. been disposed of at 525. 400 big* of middling to fnir Pe- eleven, at Guildhall. London. animal Exhihnios, called. Francis Waskett Myers , ER. Anthony It.f. Blake. EMI• meuto offered at s u cti on Si l it on ly 7J. a 72d. f ur t h e • .... 1 iv i w.__l - NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Totueico.—A public mile of 246 !Ads. brought forward an Thursday last, went off at high prices for the part that was sold; Virginia, very low ordinary stripts, sold at 40.; rather better quality, light leafy 4/.1. to 51.1. per lb.; out) a few lots however were diaposed of, most of the Virginia hav ing been taken in at 441. Kentucky, nearly all withdrawn, very low ordinary at 4.1. lo 41.1. rather better 4ld to 41(1.; short ordinary scrubs, withdraws, at 4.1. ratli.r better miloory bid. middling cutout% 9d 10.1 and 101 d. good eoloury I Id. a la.; 2 bbd;. ter, good yellow 11.5 d. and Is. 6J. per lb. CAROLIIII• Ricg.—A parcel of new was brought to sue t• on Friday Isst, find the whole was taken in at 355. per cat ; the highest price bid was 'boot 315.6.1. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. CorpEr.—We quote an advance in the price of cake in conformity with the latest sales, sheet clapper is also look ing up. RIEFINIM Sucaft.—There has hemp a modera►e demand for luvr lumps at the prices quoted in our last, and fur small lump. and single loaves at about 98s. per cva.; fur the bet ter dereriptions the demand has been dull. By accounts ff.. celled via Ilainiturgh, it aplw•ars that the Russian tariff sill nor operate inure unfavourably than before towards the ad mission of Refined Sugar from this kingdom. kloirsses bay been dull of pale. latstt Paovtntoxa—The market remain. in the same state as described in our List, there is nu alter emu in the prices, except of prime Mess Bea, which is a trifle lower. FISH OILS are rather lower this week, partly owing to the arrival of four cargoes ut South Sea, and one of Cape Oil. Seed Oils are steady. ‘YIIAILEBONIi —hi consequence of the extensive exports of ibis article, the stocks throughout the kingdom are very much reduced, sad in few baurl4; speculators have bees very active, and 851. per ton was ref MiPfi for Gieenland on Swim day last, and the value is uow uucertaiu, the holders refus ing to uurue a price. LIVERPOOL REPORT, MAnca 10, 1821. CoTTost.—There has be. II during the week a moderate but steady demand, end the market has closed with little raristiva iss priees fount those of lest week : the sake are 6,000 bags, stud coutist of 2,000 Iltmcdo, at Bid. a BANKRUPTS. James Durtnall, now or late of Dover, Kent, ironmonger, to surrender, March 26, at seven, 27, and April 24, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorneys, Mr. Ken nett, Dover; and Messrs. Mocker, Dawson, and Herrings ham, New Boswell court, Unrolls's Inn, Loudon. George Lowe, of Manchester, cotton dealer, to surrender, March 23, at two, April 7, at three, and 24, at Iwo, at the Bridgewater Arms lon, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, London; and Mr. Buckley, Manchester. Joseph Freud', of West Orchard, Coventry, and of South bridge, Edinburgh, robbsesd-manufacturer, to surrender, March 17, 31, and April 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou don. Allorueys, 31r. James, Burklersbury, Cbeapstde, Loudon. Lawrence Frost, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, to sur render, April 9, 10, and 24, at owe, at the George Inn, Dale street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Meter,. Adlington and Gregory, Redford-row, Loudon; and Messrs. Radcliffe and Duncan, Liverpool. Tb . omas Bstker, of Burton, in Lansdale, Yolk, twine-ma ouracturer, to surrender, April 3, at four, 6, ■nd 24, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. Atiorneys, 31essrs. Bell and Broilrick, Bow Church-yard, Cheapside, London; and Mr. Jackson, Lancaster. George Bradbury, of Dainty, %Vetnewton, Salop, manatee., to surrender, April 2, ■t four, 9, and 21, at eleveu, ■t the Talbot Inn, in Despoil in Duke, Salop. Attorneys, Mr. Hanley, Drayton en Hants; laud Messrs. Baxter and Bunker, Gray's lene.place, Loudon. Henry U.i k, of Bath, woollen.diaper, to surrender, March 26, 27, and April 21, at Helen, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. Attorney:, Mr. William Youmr, Chart. It'-row, Mansion-house, Loudon; and Mr. William Henry Dore, Bath. John Drayton Rayner, late of Broad-street, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, and now of Bow, Middlesex, mast-maker, to der, Mareh 17, 24, and April 24, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Mitotic y, Mr Rich, Rat eliff-cross. Alexaadt r Mactea, of Devonshire -street, Dist:upstate, London, jeweller, to surrender, Match 17,24, sod April 24, at ten, at Guildhall Attorneys, Messrs. Pullen and Suit, Fore-street, Cripplegate, London. William Jordan, of Sunbury, Middlesex, victualler, to surrender, March 17, at twelve, 24, et eleven, and April 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. D. Lewin, Crotched-friars. Bryan Wignell, of Drayton, Leicester, farmer, to sur render, Marrh 22, 23, and April 24, at eleven, at the George lms, Market Harborough. Attorntyii, Mr. Wardle, Daventry ; and Messrs. Lodington and Hall, Secondaries office, King's Beach.walk, Temple, London. John Anderson, jun. of Whitby, York, merchant, to sur render, April 10, 11, and 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Whitby. Attorneys, Mr. Watson, Whitby ; and MenfFi Bell and Brodrick, Buw Church-yard, London. plaid Wilby, late of Osten, York, clother, to surrea- EXTRAORDINARY RED-ROOK. On the 23th inst. will be published, a New Edition, cor rected and enlarged, to the cud of the first year of the Reign of his present Majesty, ripTIE EX FRAORDINARY RID-ROOK, JL containing no account of all Places, Pensions, Sine eares, Grants, &e. the Expenditure of the Civil List, the Finances and Debt of Great Illitain, with a variety of Official Documents never bi fore published; among which are Admiralty Moils, Land and iolwr Crown Revenues, to February 1121. A correct list of the New Parliament, kc. ke. By A COMMONER. London: Printed for J. Johnson, 98, Cheapsitle; mad W. Clarke, 92, Royal Exchange. NETT SATURDAY. WIFT and CO. remind their Friend s en d th e S poplicotini the LorrERY will finish Drawing NEST SATURDAY. March 17, II he o the Three Prizes of 21,0001. mad all the oilier Capitals must be drawn. A few undiawn Tick. is and Shares are on Sale at SWIFT and Co 'a forlitaste Offices, No. 11, Poultry; 12, Chorine crows; and 31, Altliste Iligh•street ; where die, multi, in the pr. scut Coosiact. Nu. 48, a Prize of 21,000 f. ; and N 0.2,122, • Prize of 2,0001. both too Shares. LTI MA MANUS !—Toe close of the Lottery, the Finish of the Cliolrael, sad die final Deeisius of every Capital—Nustsber—Tieket—Share—sod Prise, will take place NEXT SATURDAY, ST. PATRICK'S DAY (17th of MARCH), when Ilse Three Prises of 21,0001. and all the whet Capin'ls and Prists 'oust be draws. Ticket, and :Sham: (narc4ntril %indrawn) are willing by 3. and 3. sivg" . iit.H r, Cossiraciurs, 37, Corbin!'; 11, Holborn; and 3s, Ilayniarb.t ; wbo Tuned rind mild, in the L.4trry just einieJ, 2,U:►3 (Class 0), 21,00 W. and several ults.r All the Capit•ls next Se.ordisy !!! All the Prizes met Saturday!!! All the Numbers next Saturday!!! All the Tickets next Saturday!!! All the Shares next Saturday!!! Tilitill moat respectfully reminds his best • Frienilr, the l'ublie, that NEXT SATURDAY the Lottery entirely finishes, consequently on that Dar every Ticket, every Share, every Number, every Capital and every other Prise. must be Drawn. A few warranted Undreamt Tickets and Share. are still on Sale at BISH'S Offices, 4. G.ruhill, and 9, Charing cross, and by his Agents in the Country. ••• In the pre.cat Lottery RIStl has already Shared and Sold, 2,053 (Class A), Y 21,000, and several other Ca pitate. tot The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against Disk's Office, in Curuhill, by which the Public C3ll see the fluc tuations. This day is published, in 12mo. pries 6s. 6d. boards, SELECT FEM ALE BIOGRA PHY, rom il prising Memoirs of E • vent British Ladies, derived from original and oihrr authentic sources. Printed fur Juhn and Arthur Arch, Cornhill. :-. I' 44.