The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-11 00:00:00

wady be Kr. Rodwell. at the Ilau-011ice. TM new Cootie Pastime's's. cat/ The North-West Poo le"e will be repssted every Ereatwg. The sew Tragedy of Montalto will be rep/merited every Errutag this week. Gieranui I. Dalai will be produced ow Monday, the 15th lust. TIIB.4TR l-ROTA CM' . ENT-G ARD EN. /FRS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jaw. 11, wi11..., performed Miskspeores COM F. I/Y OF ERRORS. Anuses, Doke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton; Noon, Mr. Cloupoon ; Aintsithrdia of Ephevos, Mr. Doruset ; Antipholis at Ilyeecuse, Mr, Jose.; Unlash! , d Eplosos, Mr. W. Far. me; Deonsio of Ayr,,,,,, Mr. I.ison. Ahbess, Mrs. Fau. wit ; Adrians, Mv.ri stegame, ; Luciana, Miss M. Tres. Mier which, 15th timr, s new Gnarl sod Comic Pankomime, culled HARLEQBIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN H F.. 4 Trim. Baena, Mr. Comer; V.inderreast (afterwards Panta loon), Mr. Baron.; Adonis Tribble (afterwards Lover), Ifirwmt Grimaldi; Toting Morley (afierw.wils Harlequin), Mr. altar; blelisseut (afterwards Colurabiae), Miss E. Denneit Mitre (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi DOW. to be opened at Haltpast Six o'omA—the Play to begirt at Seven. Places for the Bases to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the BisalMiee. Har i-strett. frogs Ten till Four. A Private Bon may be bad fur Hie liaison, or nightly, of Mr. Br onion, at the Bea-OiSer. The new Grand sad Commie Ps.l itne will be repeated every Evening. llre new Tragedy of hiirandola will be repeated To mor vow and Illosiday. On Sarni% the Magical Play a The Slave. SOIREES AIHUSANTES. - " The Lew allow% ii.".—(Mbakopeere.) THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. 11111 S EVENING, THURSDAY. Jan. 11, and every Evening till foram - notice, PART 1. AN ADDRESS, To be spaces by the Knave of Clubs. After whieh, "SHADOWS TO-SIGHT" (Sbaksp►arr), after the matinee of Les Metres Cho ))))) ies. Au immoveable wage roach ni a fog--atandiug still at the rate of eight miles• an hues ! and a Court of Jtiolire is a mist—with a moving trial. A VOCAL ENTREiI ETS. Part If —DOCTOR FAUSTUS IN LONDON. HARMONIC OLLA PODRIDA. Part lII—GUY FAWKES. A Military Band will preform between the Parts. ADELPHI THEATRE., STRAND. By Authority of the Right Hun. the Lori Chamberlain. Far the aermithortation of Parties bringing Children to see the Pantomime, the Performatives are fa anasged as so conclude about Eleven o'Clock. r 11 iIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jai . . 11, I To-morrow, and Saturday, sill be piodueed (foe the Seth tins), a Comic Ballet, railed IL 1101.1NOVIO BURLATO. I. which &guar Carlo Carmiai will ssestain his original (hornier, cinch be had the honour of appearing is for fibres Medu htfore her Majesty, at the Theatre is Pesaro. Alberto (5 yoang Peasant). Mr St. Alban; Teresina (lre troth.' to Alberta), Miss Simpson; Minas (her Sister), Miss Garbots; Furlaeino Otte Stiller), Signor Carmiui. Aolisted by the Corps Ce Ballet. After which, au euli•e Net. Melo.Drama, in three acts called ZAMOSKI; OR, THE FORTRESS AND THE MINE Zamusiti, Mr. GOMMii Edniuski, Mr. Buckingham; Lapanki, Mr. Lee; Ragotai, Mr. Campbell; Pcter, Mr. Cowell; Orloff; Mr. Callahan; lisigantiff. Mr. J. Joucs; Flurrska, Mrs. Waylett ; Patina, Miss Yates. To conclude with • new Grand Picturesque Pantomime, entitled DR. SYNTAX; Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. Oa Monday next will be predated a New Operatic Bur. Barletta, entitled Giovanni the Vampire!!! or, How m Eel rid of Him? which is unavoidably posinuiserf aill than, ea aceowat of the hadispositios of Mr. Cowell. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for grocral pur. poses having given ouch great approbation, and the tiomosid for it continuing to ittcrease,JOHN BURGESS and 110111 beg most respectfully to offer this their beat acknow lidgeneuts to the Public for their liberal patronage of the rum: its utility tad great coseveuiroce is all climates has issosaaarded it to the must distiuguisited foreign con nexion, who have all spoken highly in its recommendation. —4t 111 prepared by them ONLY ; and for preventing dis. sepotntment to families, all possible care has been resort. ed to, by each bottle bring male.' ti t ans the cork with their Fit. sad Address, as well as each Label having their Signa ture, without which it cannot be genuine JOHN BURG I.SS and SON'S lour cstatilivhed and much allocated ESSENCE of ANCIIIiVI ES rentitates to be pre pred by Hem •fier the same manlier that has given the greatest satisfaction for luso, years. We:cheese, 107, St.eud, comer of the 84voy.stepe, Lae. tlue.—(The Oripuel Nith•Saure Wertheuee.) MARTIN mod CO. Stock-Brokers, s, Corn. Lill, anti 120, Oaford.etreet. re quiet the 1 0111. 10 i 011 "f thew Lottery Friends to the present Scheme, confident the number of Capital Prizes it cowmen, with the great feriae.. Imo of Blank*, will sort general approval In the united NEVI' YEAR'S LOTTEttIES there are NINE PRIZEA of 21,0001. Commis and Money, the 6ral of wluch will be Drawn oil the fi3il of January, when THREE of 21,0001. Consols taunt he decided, and uoly II ill the Iseult' number of Bl.oke. lu the last Contract MARTIN and CO sold the la•scest Slone ) Prise, Nu. 1,173, 20,2001. besides others of fibol. . 21101 . lac. etc. Anti to a former Lottery, which finished Dr.iitiu l e to Janum), MARTIN and CO. sold both the of 20100" named day, beyond which beer no Tender will be received. JOSEI'H DART, Secretary. Th. Particulars of the Teems and Conditions up°, whieh the Ships will severally he employed, may be bad on eppli. oration at She Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Ship ping, on or afire Tuesday next, the 16th instant. Two. Three Prizes of 21,0001. iw the First Tin Minutes! tail THIS MONTH (JANE 111111). Tickets and Shares are Selling by T. RUSH, Stork-Broker, 4, Corettill, and 9, Chariaperess, who Shared and Sold in the Contract just ended, No. 1,483 3,142 3,645 Besides other Capitals, and by his Ageeb is the Country. FKOM TUESDAY ItsIGH7"S Comuateeioy is Ma Lydd Trosp c ef Tassassey Cavalry, signed by Ike lard Warden n the Cinque Ports. Getter, Rick wood, Gest. to be Cornet—dated December 22, 18110. DIVIDENDS. February 3. C. Blagilell, of St. Illsrtitiolane, Charing mots, Middlesex, locksmith, at ten, at Guildhall, Loodoe. February 3. P. VViggleeworth, late of Church-street, Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, grocer, at tine, at Guildhall, London. January 31. C. Hammond, of Durham, draper, at two, at the George Inn, Demegate, Manchester. Janriary 27. G. eyburn now or late of Bishop/irate-street, London, provision narnitant, at tea, at Guildhall. January 23. R. Cotters, of Maidstone, Kest, dealer is hope, at ten at Guildhall, Loodoa. January 30. G . Evans, see. and G. Evans, jun. of High street, Soa'hwsrk, Surrey, hop-merchants, at twelve, at Gisildhall, London. January 30. W. Devey, of Holland. street, Christchurch, Se r rey, and J. Dewey, uf the Coal Exchange, Lamina, coal and ship-owners, at ten, at Goildhall, Luedem. Jamsary 30. 3. Maniac, T. Heaviside, and T. Swenson, of Barge-yard, Oneklersbery, Landau, Manchester ware housemen, at ten, et Guildhall. January 30..1. N. bursted, of Vpper Cenandsg street, Pen tonville, merchant, at ten, y Eisildhall, Lorton. Fehreary 3. H. Hey and T. ilk.Vseller,'er Neweatilesetreet, Inroad, pricier. at eleven, 01 blisilathall, Lewin*. J y 30. C. Bolden", E G. Solders, Sir H. Lusitington, Bart. and 11. s Bolder°, of Cetskill, London, bankers, at ten, at Guildhall. Jansary 27. E. Blyth, late of Dyers-buildings, /Whore, London, dealer, as ten, at Guildhall. January 30. R. Fowls, of Blandfovd, Dorset, draper, at ele ven, at the Crown 1n,,, Blandford. January 31. It. Parker, late of Halifax, York, llnta.droper, at eleven, at the IVhite Lion Inn, Halifax. February 20. E. Gregsow and .1. Gregson, of Liverpool, per rowers, at ten, at Guitdbatl , London. February S. W. Lushingion, jos. late of 51ark-Latie, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—JAotuo.2 30. E. Body, of bforite Tow., Devon, An rehant.-11. Wood, of Rupsmaker street, Cripplegate, London, cosch4nsith. —G. Parsons, of Liverpool, rail-maker.—W. Watkins, of Nurton, Worcester, curnfactor.--G. Etheridge, of Norwich, gifiUsmith.—R. Slater and J. Slater, of Soialesbury Lancaster, cut ton.spiuners. PA RTN ERSH I PS DISSOLVED. W. Kilby and T. Smart, of M lacing-lase, Loodon, brokers, December 30, 1820.—G. G. Sadler, senior, and G. G. Sad ler, junior, of Sauthampton.row, Bloomsbury, tailors, De. ce either 30, 1820 —S. Keene and R. Itursposil, of Tavistock street, Covent garden, tattoo a, December 31, isto.—lt.iyney anA J. Jackson, of Limehouse, cuatm. reboot', 13. c. 12, 1820.-1. I.t ckwood and H. J. Shepherd, of Beverley, York, attorneys at law, January I, 1821.—J. Stephesaun, G. T. Stephensou, J. F. Stephesison, and C. Stepbeuson, of- Gracerhurch street, Looduo, whis4 sale iron ruuegiti s, Ja nuary 1, 1921.—D. Morgan anal S. J. Morino, of Great Newport-street, L. ieest.r 'Hoare, surgeons and •puthrearies, October 15, 1820.-4. Gold W. Noribliouse, of G eat Rossell.ltreet, Covent garden, booksellers, January 3, 1811. —ll. Buiradailc, W. Hui radatle, junior, J. Penoington, R. Borrailaile, and C. Burradaile, of Loudon, December 30, 1810. PETITIONS of INSOLYfNT DEBTORS, to be heard at Justice 11411, in the Old Bailey, Louth ii, 011 Friday. the 4d of February, lei!, at nine k hi the forenoon. Pearce, Thonme, late of Mo. 5, Old Castle street, White. chapel, awl afterwards of No. 4, Katf..treet, Middlesex, cordwaitur, coandeakr, &e. Striatum, Ebru. ler, late of Ft lia•street, Bridge.ruad, Latttbttb, anti of Nu. 7, Upper Marais gate, Surrey, bed. •trad-maker. Brett, lobo, late of Haaketion, Suffolk, carrier asJ elmtullt r shopkeeper. M•lliusuu, Ikujaioia, late of Haddertlekl, cloth-dress•r. Ciouch, Henry, late of No. S. Pluntleer'struw, Whitecha pei,.Moldlerex, potato and cual•deakr, 1 - Vetch, William , of Nurture, Gloucestershire, baker and groin r. spei rhlry, John, the younirr, formerly of Great Carter. lane, I)..riOre Gallium'', and late of Glasskuriie-yairl, kfriars, both io the City of Lowlon, bricklayer. F. yer, Chroiiiptier, late of Fryer's-Kiuve, Little Cbeh•es, Middlr six, publican and . - - Duertoug,hew, late of Nu. 46, Lambeth marsh, Sur. Cgbilla s- mak t r. uz, Thomas., late of Siterbefee, Dorsebeisire, cabiett. maker. late of Haudewortli, St•frerdaliirr., phonierr awl glazier. PArSUIIII, Aaa, late of eterwa, Sauey, widow, curs and euel elieriel r. Smith, Knothlely, late of Urrlefeut, Wilts, labourer. Loreel.y, R*4.114111 Steplwee Owed by Hee wriest of Richard I..ovr.fity;, farm.. sly of Graoge- walk, ellerusulseliwy, awl lute of IY. bb-stn, t, B. rusen.lbey Neweeso, Surrey, felltaarigr r Mete. Hew), lett of &MI; leutu-draper,grimsal allapker prr mud pus-muter. Lucas, "tbunix., tote of Fratheratose.street, St. Lake's, felliddierrez, siurkeiroker. K ostler, Julio, tui uscrly ut Purtees,. late of Gosport, Haute, gruerr and cusp-deal. r. Whitaker, Lhatlee Peter, formerly of the Stroud, Middle sex, afterwards of N. 111, limouiagtoo-stokt, Walsworth, R . Morrison, late of Wakefield, is the comely of York, schoolmaster. Abraham Holmes, formerly of Little Town, afterwards of Biretall, and Isle of Leeds, in the West Ridley of the county of York, whitesmith. David Mashers late of lards, in the county of York, and heretofore of He:diogley, near Leeds, inakeepe. John Isehano, late of Bradford, is the comity of York, clothier and shopkeeper. Charles Lee, late of OldbeM, in the parish of Almond. bury, is the comity of Yolk, clothier. Thomas Jackson, late of Clayton, iu the parish of Ncy. land, its the West Riding of the moray of York, fat user. James Nixon, heretofore of the city of York, and late of Fulford, in the East Riding of the =may of York, cattle. dealer. George Kirk, late of Wass, is the perish of Kilburn, In the North Riding of the county of York, fernier. George Cuthbert, late of Kieigatoespos•Hell, is the county of York, baker. William Godfrey, late of Moorthorp, sod heretofore of South Elenall, iu the West Air Hug of the county of Yos k, farmer. Jeremiah Hammond, late of Sheffield, is the county of York, umbrella maker. James Lover, late of Doncaster, in the county of York, grocer. asWilliais Sosthwell, !oleo( the city of Liege's, water-ease d dealer in timber. Kietrard Stedgley, late of Lob. Still, in the parish of Hali. fax, in the West Riding of Ills rosily of Yak, innkeeper. John Liversedge, tale of Henley, is the parish of Almond burr, i• the county of York, clothier. Henry Leafy, late of Fankfues, is the county of York, farmer. John Willis, late of Hardiest, sear Paltrington, in the candy of York, farmer. Cuthbert Coolies, late of Richmood, is the mealy of York, farmer. William Stocks Heatas , kW of Doncaster, is the county of Turk, attursey-st.law. Jobe Slallito, letee Sykehosse, is the West Riding of the 111Maireir Yerk, weever. Matthew LION leessaChorwell, aver iroods, he the toasty of York, clotmer. Robert W•larn, late of Whitby, is the comely of York, gretleman. Sarah Godfrey, late of Market Weigistos, is the county of York, spinster, fate isiduropes. Aar , * Guessoersos, beater!, of Great Presto a, is the periods ut Kippax, but late of Allertos Byewater „ is toe county of Yet k, coalmine r. Francis Sanders, late of Redcar, its the comity of York, palette. William Hartley, late of Otlcy, is the coons) of York, eorn•dealer (sued with John Priestley ) John Priestley, late of ()sky, in the county of York, corn. dealer (sued as Joseph Priestley, with William Hartley). Rube.. Piskuty, late of &ulcerates, is the county of York, mmter.maritter. At Wakefield, on the 2d day of February 1821. et ten o'clock iu the forenoon. Thomas Roberts, late of Hon.let Hall, near Leeds, in the comity of York, gardener. Joseph Bray, late of Leeds, in the county of York, sec. titterer and eluth.dreseer. Titoatu Servers, late of Huddersfield, is t►e county of York, cloth-dresser. Edward Raysua, late of SkelS.lll, is t►e reality of Yolk, mor-suaills (sued as Edward Raisin). At the CuIWWI, Nottingham, on the 7th day of February, Mt, at stereo o'clock in the fore noon, Jo•hu► Bresinall, tate of Union-place, Clow-street, Nut sineharu, butcher. Micharl Shacklock, late of Clumber-street, Nottingham, 'another and glazier. James T u late of St. James street, Noiti■`ham, baker and Sunr•aclkr Richard Hardy, late of hluout East.streel, Nottingham, eictusllrr. Ederaid Lindley Grundy, formerly of Nu. 13, Paternal. r. rust, Chray■idr, London, busier and lace-ntaunfacterer, and late of GiNifluner Hill, Nuitingluim. Jahn Harlow, the elder, late of Barker.gate, is the town of Nottingham, itictualkr, but since of Red Litot-atrert, I. Me same town. M'illiant Heat, late of Rolland-atm t, Nottingham, coach mike r. At the Town Hall, Liverpool, in the County of Lat , castrr, on the 6th day of February, 1821, at tr.' o'clock in the forenoutt. Jobs Rice, late of Great Crosby, near Liverpool, !ADCS* s►ire, farmer. John Ranks, late of Liverpool, Is the county of Lancaster, ma. Intr. Juba Campbell, formerly of Rosati!. plate, but late of Liverpool, Lancashire, victual'. r. N &thous Pill. r as Wdlisw Pillor otherwise Pillar), late of Ider.pool, Lanca►lrire, mai ism Joins Phillips fitrosers ly of Jamaica, and also of New Or. in Noi di America, ■od Lie of Liverpool, Lancashire, merrtmut. Thomas LA.sia, late of Liverpool, Lanembise, muter mat i orr. Thomas Williamson, late of Liverpool, Laocaal.ire, broker Lea is Kenney, late of Park.lanr, Liverpool, Lancashire, Sukurunlutuun, hue of Gartlem-slrret, Liverpool, Lao couture, pilot. At the M ,gletrate• ltooin in the Gaol of Moo. enotith,lho a n d fur the County of Monmouth, on the 30th day of January, 18‘21, at twelve o'clock at I u it. Rtchasd ‘Villiataq, late tif -the town of Newport, iv the county of Sluttusuath, publican. Aarou Goohl, late of Ow isicLurch, is the county of Mum. month, coal.snesehant. Williams Fartaser, late of the town of Caerleon, is the county of Muaustuutb, corilwaseie. Aka/melee lisikr, formerly a publican iu the parish of Brid. • leir, acyr awit, its the couuty of limited, but late a . .niikeeper partnere in she firm of Dews, Miutbrll , and Co). ebrixtopher Memo, hale of Atterchlre, near Sla.ffiel I. is the ennui), of York, cutler. Benjamin Perkford, hits of SWIM, is the evenly id' York, inlvtr.plater. Jlantuel Godard (.ued by the IMMO of Samu►l Gulhat.l and Samuel Goddard), late of Eccles/kid, iu the enmity ...if Yi.,rk, cutler. Al the Guildhall, in the Town and County of !he Town of Nottingham, on the 7th (lay of Fr. bruary 1811, al eleven o'clock in the fore iiiii John Ilopby, late of St. Mary's-gate, Nottingham, *ale. hone. man. John Woolley, late of the Coppice, sear Ripley, Derby. shire, farmer. ITALIAN W ITN ESS ES. We come time ago published a short report of a statement made by no English sailor, relative to the characters of two of the principal witnesses aaanint the Queen. We onw republish the narrative lit the more solemn and autheutir• form of an athilav , : " 1 , John Jackson, do hereby derla.e that I was in Gib. raltar in the ',youth of November, ISIS, betas( decharged from the brig Rattler, Henry Halter., Commander, in coo a.. qiitsice of ill health. That a ship called L'esceasion, arrival there, being about to proceed to London; that the said s►ip having occasion fur a person actitsinted with the toyer, by the direction of Captain Sweetland, Port captain mod Pratique master at Gibraltar, I was sent on hoard the said ship, and took charge of be►, and arrived in London in the month of Noweinher,lBlB; that on my goiug on boar I foetid Vicentio Garvin', sod that he was presented as Captain, and Gaetano Patina., •as pi!ot sad mate; and soon alter going un board I wws iuformed by them the said ship ass the indeed' in which the Princes of Wales had sailed from Sicily to Tan°, aud thence op the Levert, aud that the Princess hest the said ship near right mouths; and during the stay of the Primed" on board the said ship, the mid ship was under the direction of a Lieotenaat Flinn , fut.' Burly of the British nary. That during the ►oyage, and after oar arrival, our conversation was chiefly abont the Princess ■nd suite, ■id occurrences and eircumataucts that took place daring the voyage. And that throughout such voyage I pet forasi d with the said %Iseult° Garguli"• and Gaetano Patu►zn, and in every conversation 1 had with them, and which used to be the COlllitalit topic of our discourse, that the said Vicentio Gargulio aud Gaetano. Paterzo said the P. toe. se was • must dwell. et woman in every respect; and I well recollect the said Viceutio Gargu lio and Gaetano Palms) said the Princess 'swot, good to be ■ heretic, and that die ought to be • Catholic, winch reli gion they profess; and they have often, and coutteut ly when the Princess was the subject of conversation, stated her to have been particularly abstemious and 'dope ate in her meat and chink, rus.l so fur a Isetetic; and tint due g roe• tally passed her time witting or reading, and that she had written four books while on board the pulacre ; that the said Vicentio Gargulio aud Gaetano Petiole° mune during their commuuiestioa with me, or in my beining,esu r stated any circumstance whatever of impropriety or adecon duct on the part of the sod Prircesa ; but, on tic contrary, their statements were always in terms of the g e-test cum nwedation and respect, aud frequently said ai.e bad ev. good quality that could adorn s woman. And I further declare the said ship arrived in London in the la frr end of November, ISIS, and that several pen.osia mime on board the said ship, and had great anxiety, in die sel of haviug heard the Princess had sail. d in the said ship, to are the said ship, and the situates of the apartments which the Princess had occupied, and made maul inquiries of the said Vicentio and Gestapo impeding IM Princess and her conduct and the manner, she passed her time on board the said ship; to which inquiries they wire respectively answered in wordauf uoqoalified approhatioo of the coaduct of the said Pi Meese : And further I distinctly rend led ■ person who holds a situation nailer Gov rumen', with two other gentlemen, coming on board the said ship,aud mak ing its of the said VierotioGargstioa. to nibs cultUtlCl of the said Princes during the said voyage; and from the mastic trills inquiries they wide, the said persons appeadd to enter. lain opinions uufavourable to the Pa juries, and they 'unsaid the same Viet alio Gargulio very much with iuquirit• as to the coUdnet of the Psinceas toward the Gentlemen of her suite—intimating that reports prevailed that the Nieces.' hail been guilty of behaviour unbecoming her rank with some of those Gentlemen ; when the said Viceutio Gargulio said and declared that her conduct was, during the whale voyage, must coifed and proper, and that soul reports were untrue, and to those last mentioned persons (who are willing to stale the same) the statements of Vicetitiu Gargelio and Gaetano Paiute° acre i• the warmest 'elms of praise. hare, since my ar,ival frus the West ladies, read the rya deuce of the said Viceutio aud Gaetano, slating, the said Viceutio Gargalli) sent the said Gaetano Palma° from the quarterdeck forward, in order that t►e said Gaetano might sat see the improper condom of the Princes tow dim B. Pit genii. I am much surprised at such statemeut, and must so lemnly declare to t►e public of this nation that I know t►•:t both Gaetano Patine° aud Viceutio Gargulio are men of seu.t abesidoned conduct did diagracrfol habits; that th reed spend their seeking' together at some of the i.•west bows. 4 is St. Catherine's, and about the London Dock ; and I dud,- clme die said Vieetatio Gargulio esteems t►e annuity 01 an oath, as administered in England, as nothing ; aud I further dictate, in two instances I have been prestos aid have head! him, once its Standgate•cresk, and once at tits Custom•hoese, in London, swear false oaths in entering the ship in Novem ber, ISIS. I, Juho Jackwo, (14111161111110ftilCCIare, Pelisse.) r.. std. d with me iu Loudon star eight weeks, aud that during lost time the said Gaetano Pateuzu dined and sopped at Ni . Putter's, 3, Great Turner street, Coition. relahr.m.l; al. Haire wire other persona present when dor cuuver•ati..n look place about the Princes and her voyage in the pu lsar ; and the said persona recollect the said G■eisso s! - ways spoke in the highest terms of the cuudoct of the Princess; and the said persons are at present alive, mad ready to le.tify to the troth. Aid I further ukelele •o the public t►at Gaetano Pima° is • • • • • and I solemnity declare that the Gaetano • • • • • • • I further dietary abets in enni. pany of people now taring is Louden, the said Deruatio promised I should awry he. awe, if 1 would aoampa•.y .~.:~~ ~~ .J waiMMi ci __ . . • ' '''' -- " — '11,""""'11 1 11r"'"'""IF.11- \ •,: ill .'7 .... - y - - 7..rrrlf7plintlglt , . ..,. - . . •. . 1 : • • d a Petri7 j4 4 2 d i l , /-. 4114)7 .) ilerc iorl 9 . 7 % . .. ,iY • • • a • " • • •\•, 0 4111; , • • , ....["; . f" o- ' iatifC*4 . • 4,- • ,-, 0•' • . - , ic-- t . . Ili Az.....i.k. ....., 127 . . 1 . . . ' ' 0.......- I • 1 „ . , , 91 .- • so • if. • . . 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Illis'ey, had lets o f N i.N4, High Hoboes, Middlesex, !sheerer is the pariah of Tydeallom, In !be 'dimly of Glob. THRATRILROTAL, DRURY-LANR. ! • EAST INDIA HOUSE, tuntaat 10, 1921.... T H IS EVENING, THURSDAY. Jans.ll. rrt E COURT of DIRECTORS af she - To RE sales in AwrioN, • , homage. WISH, William, Mae Culdismomar Oravolead, KW, leery Price, Isle of Parti %hew, mar Abefgaresay, it ma t ter. theuen.inumninty Seel late o fa f ros pe rr ai awd ypeoc dea l l:e l La co oc in l ,y of J 1 on. ... . BY CHRISIII2, . hie Msessty's Servants will perform (3cl time) a sew KITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS e ENG. ' At his Great . 1.1121 D, Iroiliag No Ms EAST INDIES, do Ural !IM irmejli N MO ow FRIDAY, woad sod tiallsommehoot bark maker. TO- RR . Tragdy, ha be seta, called Jestosey IS, mid Go ',at Ore tidbit patilidMli Turrell i Duke's lot* sr rhlrlbili-opria Thais**, tiossilb MONTALTO. /Mee, pm* sod chomessoostv. month, publican. V A LI/ ob HI- , Th at the Court *III he ready tp reerive Proposals . in 4 ... __ _ _ wellechosen, Collection a . nonce.. Brow!. ' l O Cha ß nleten a rnard, seetil terser. Erreireo lY.Hack : o %l l :l mvittag. ow or before WEDNESDAY, 14th February mere, ENGRAVIN folios, and ; souse DRAW- At the °bilk of Lis cis on the 2d a• fFb y o e moo. David L. wit, late of Abrodranses, near Pontypool, is II e county of Monmouth, publican. Imes lb, OWNERS of SHIPS of the tondos of about INGS. by,A l Wiillii li . Sloosesl, de tea Foll• W. West. a n y SRI. at I 'el k . leo Toes, builder's measurement. whirls arrived I. the punyl of Arlicillisell atilt Mimi* deassid• own I - tut s ee - in the forenoon. Joins Howell, late of the town of Übk. it the er•enty a The Prologue to be spokes by Mr. Cooper, the Epilogue Dewy Belsbow, formerly of Ramsey, la she musty • of Monmouth, Phopkreper. =Sleeted 1120, %Wag performed Sit Voyages in the known for 14bi IS Arts: • 'ag a *lee- . by Mee. Morin. ny's regular Demise, analog the RATE of FRIUGHT this of Dolli".!-Iek lmo the weeks _............. u 5 ,,,,,,0 8 , 48 18 8 ,, 88 „1 8 of G es t rok , B, ~, t h e misty of Lie. George Goold, late of the parish of atristeinneh, in the of th e eeine 7 - 9r v i : ki Tl e colts, sod late of Doiseisgtos, is the same coonty, victualler. co the u vvc o in t l y ulina o r r y N To linin po o te lt . l , , , , ala, f th a e r , :if ueibrio r b . lics.ci: Ti tootle& with, 14th time, • new Grand Cowie arch, sear N. a poet. .4 Pantomime called as si "ieh tlitliT t ll hey VOTAtt l is illi sbe i Co le to L psa " y l s ilip rerv Sa lie l , Pß oPo ion o : TWee n : ievei el ve t illa " , ...::::: 1 1".. S tr ociameg i eneni tWr i p ro l n r b s y ; At the Culleter York, on the Seth cloy of January, THE NORTH-Wilier PASSAGE; miloond seas a equigiateet. Or HARLEQUIN ESQVIMAUX. 1821, at ten o'clork in the robenotm. Evan Morgan, late of Newport, in the county of Heo• la m obo ur ry, Decoratiom, Th. COURT of DIRECTORS also do hereby give No- i g, MOSS ober IleyoglEtry Veritatis (Hit third volume With entirely ' sew Seism. Mir, That the Court will be 'early to receive Proposals, in v Algal Proolh); flea . etriFtataltaiu and Pulpiest' ; aid "owls PeataNint late a Leeds, ill abe wench of Avert, mouth, sluoromasoo sod publicas. Tricks, lee. . broker. .1 ,• 3 .1 At Wsko-fielol, its the West Ridiorr of the Cnoutv Mithihipaitso, Mr. Ray- 1011iiig, its of before WEDNESDAY. the 14th February other Books of Prints &i.e. (after. Mbiweekl, from the OWNER or OWNERS of good, sowed, Mk of IMO* MOW. Dr e ll, the o f y k ' Cmosio of the Herb, Mr. %%iliac ; Ma be oSW•de Alai abetles had at the Oise of Jo•olth nr , on the 24 di, a rebruary, 1811, et . e WIllosoti; Tomig Emplisamix mond; Doolossio. al • ialioN ale s Elliott;lid mbetantiol SHIPS, of the berri es of from 320 to 904, Misers Steobsoo M101414 1 911d Riewasitoo, *Mild ; avid ccs " a W i, 4 - 1 .. • - • , rumas ‘ km of 5 it i 0 ".4. 40 )01.4. ... si4 tomb Hortequin). Mr. Hamm& ; Pao , . . ,• . ten o ' clock in the forenoon. nos. evgiatered noessiireatent, specifyieg the RATE of of Mr. Christie, Paitozn + , _ ~.z.,. . , L. . _., • canal ay.% New. - Isaac Terser, late of WalteSoid, he the coolly of Yeat s Cameo, Mr. Smathlty. Saysiamos Girl (afterwards Colo.. MORT at which they may be wiliest to LET soak I .NiDlite foksinon, MN et Illoberoo,hillekifitti . 4 . liiiicher. Moe), Miss Tree. PS to the Compooy Orr ONE VOYAGE to and from ' • T0.11111,2711141,e_. • The Domes wit to erne/ et Hetf-past Six o'ciocit, and ar.,di• carry s i t sad bring 1106611 G eode is the NINE PRIZES or 221.0001 &c. &c. Comae). tail., 16" draper' Chrivtopber Lanky, late of Alvertborpe, in the pikri.h ~/. OR Performer:as en nab Ifonang eiminence et Sevres. G eorg , ge en iy, l i t e o r m u k ci w e i g i,,,,, , 1 8 t h e c , 8 , 8 , 7 Wain held, Oa the West Riding of the towity of Yttok, n , __ ~_ _, the Citatiposy'e neeoliot. sad Hooey. pu rr , In be takes of Mr. alidwoll• in the • 1441. "•""' The Traders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, Not Two Bluth to • Prise,ood Moor Prises doubled ! of York, publican. clothier. lishsea of the Tbeelee. . to be *grimily sealed rap and left with the Secretary at this Every Prime above 1001. entitled to a New 'Ticket, by which , 7anieseilissZrisonison., latele of a M w sl a lo ke n, field i• . 1117 a ro th it e aly m o u r n Y ty or o k f , vain f rlt os hene h cr u .o s ai ni l t e lyi w ooe i f . fi late mo te r ok o i f i E ,e 7i .k itt pemi , r i i o i ta t hei h w e n. pori tth s d h , co 0 r, 0f ,1(. !le o e w :li r . n ( r h o : Private B.IIOV coo only he obtaiMd for the Evesing or Hors ., at or berme Twelve o'Clock at Neon on the shove. the Purchaser of one Tick* may cabs Two of 21,000 . 1. botcher. as_ 1.-1.... ii at the Sex-011ice. ...owl Aso h....A ..1....1. 1.......... g . ......i.._ ...:o a.- _-:--... 1 . t L Ah she gig; out- 0)14 ‘11,% Vim •spd Otte even, Won re, V, at OW P 111)4 bbild • (van katro N, C 7, PPUCP AWL , r. , id re r r2zs! , fieffta. 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Sao. rice 11. 10a. bda FULL uitd CORRECT ACCOUNT if ha. the MILITARY OCCURRENCES of the late WAR between GREAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES of AMERICA ; with an Appendix and Plates. By WILLIAM JAMES. Loudon: Printed for Black, K'ogsbury, Parbury, sad AIA a, Leadeuball-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, ACCOUNT of the CHIEF NAVAL OCCURRENCES of the late WAR between GREAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES of AMERICA. Just published, in octavo, price Is. L ONDON: A PERIODICAL ESSAY. Nos. 1. snd 11. I hive often amused myself with thinking how dif f erent • place laraduu wto stiff roil people. They, whose narrow solids are abstracted to the considelatiun of some one par ticular pur.uit, view it only through that medium. 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