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Nov. 99, Ms Majesty's Asewsoss pedals she lirafedy of DE MONFORT. De Mostort, Mr. Rees; Reossivols, Mr. Coq*; Olose Prebeq. Mr. Ihmesord; lisoost, Mr. Posed; Ameba, Mr. Tlioupsoo. Jim De Moolort, Mrs. *peons; Cooolsor Freiman, Mies hoithoso. After which ism Rosiost Deossely, to too sets, called MAID OR WIFE? Or, TOR DICRITIR DECF.IVIRD. The priseipal Choroseses by Mr. Ellinems, Mr. Marley Mies Smiths.% sod Miss Csp I. The Doors so be spool at nos alma, and ills Par forme' to beaks M firrea. Sous, 75.; faces! Pries, 6404* jts. 4_4. ; heed Pries, f.. —Glitlery, Ilecood Mop Ur -upper sal. tere,le.; biessoil Prise, SA. .6 she Places to hl res oth e o t o ge of MlsheeNs- 6 11/s , 160 Woos of the Privets Dose eye only be obssisiiiit - Mr. Mveseetivatilhellessallm, _ Twessiessisr, De Illeeferl--with The Ceseme74". PROSPECTUS OF THE LONDON WINE COMPANY, No. 141, Fleet -street, T. eidereass THIS DAY, the ISth NOVEMBER. IFTPCiN Ilse onnoticeatefit of en Undertaking, r N embassy wierptiroileN the Proprietors fret it preiper !it Or to the c oosidenwir of the Public the fol. kiwis/ view It s objects sod prraereeesois. The LOA N WINE COMPANY, after lariat/ sees. pled the greater pert of the reseed year is beiklieg sod tliegorp appropriate Premises, tabs leAve to asetousee their feirellers of esperateweleir Beese ow ilk teetotal. Thew Premiss, se, elurated ha exiiteeirp CAA. the:rte. Wean of which is by the Gateway, 141, FLEET-STREET; arld terspreitordieg the whoie of the Weser Court, entombed ivies a sole atleterrste to the treassetios of besieges sf t►• stow. S•filliblat. The Callers, which see pecu liarly dry sod epeelows, are at present sheelted, sad will Mrga 1111 . 111 . ilis teem SON lo 0,00 Amiss% of the elision' • - - THE MONUMENTN. TROPHY in Ho- . sour of his lisstoss!iiitESTY KING GEORGE 111. &Biped, sad to be by Matthew Wyatt, Esq.) atltox Hi. ROYAL NOSOMMINNI the DUKE of YORK. Her ROYAL RIG tic PRINCESS AUGUSTA, Her ROYAL RIG the DUCHESS of GLOU CESTER, Her ROYAL HIGHNEIIOII6 PRINCESS SOPHIA. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS tile- DUCHESS of CLA. BENCE, Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DECHKIS of KENT. •11011.1PaTitons: His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of CLARENCE, Hie ROYAL ISIGHNIMS She DUKE of SUSSEX, Has ROYAL HIGHS, as the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE. FES : Sir JAMBS ND SURGES, Bart. OHN KA OM, Esq. 1111. P.: ISMS, elq. M.P. — um meow D. UST or sirsscio sits. N. R. H. the Duke Lord Keeren f 62 10 of Taft . 0...... t 103 0 %moot TOryhigtoo 10 0 N. R. N. Ow Prim. The Right Hue. the e(00 Soluala .. .1011 0 Earl of Liverpool 100 a. B. ii4ii — os;asm The Right Hee. dm of Glisecester .... 106 0 Narvik of Lou. H. R. H. the Prio. doederry ems Sophia 106 0 G. J. Gothrie, Esq... 10 10 His Grace the Duke Vis. Examith,GC.B. 25 0 of Reiland, K. G. 100 6 The Earl of Brea d al- The FAlllaßlesisies 50 • belie 52 10 The Marquis of Salis. The Right Hos. Juba bury 2l 0 Sullivan. 25 0 The Earl of Harriug- General Wethrrall 5 6 ten Jobe Julies Auger. Sir Charles Sothis .. 5 5 stein, Esq. 52 10 Sir John Campbell, The Bishop of Rare. K.C.T 8......... 6 0 ford 25 0 The Right Hon. Lord Sir Wm. Curti*, Hart. i Roston 3l 10 M.P. sad Aklssinee II 0 The &riot Abingdon 51 10 Dr. M. Beanie 26 5 Lord Begot. Getters' T. Garth 62 10 John Thornhill, Esq 5 5 The Biabopallurwieh 10 0 Wm. Koeg, E•q lO 10 The Provost of Elms, Lieut.-Cause' F. W Dr. Goudsll 50 0 Trench, M.P.. General W. Cartwright 52 10 Wm. Jerdae, Esq 5 5 Gee. Sic H. Taylor, Mr. Milliken, Dublin 2 NP. K.C.B. 52 101 W. Fairke, Esq. Chit- N. N. Rothschild, Esq. 26 5 I worth House, Soffulk 10 10 Ste Freed, Wines 25 0 j The 011eets old Sol. principal Baerbieg biosses its Umbra sod toe Country; st Messrs. Rivioittooo, Waterloo-plan , Mr. Hatcher/I'r, Pic cadilly • sod Mr. Same, Bookseller io his Napa Shalom She &Ike of York, St. Jnoes'►eireet ; ASH No. M, Honri etls•slreet, CoveldhAissqoare, eon; where tosesemosi• cations are relocated to be addrossed: . breve tutu when I esassod, sod who gave et alegobes sod Maypo email Irons tif the shut of petrioliii. W. reiN A Soo, however, pursue those soya* who, is Ibis t commit pillage, and every met of violist". A pos t Sow of you base bed the geeerosity to offer .In mot for tooployorat is the liharotiog soy. las goipoloskrd with Your etrutistruts, sad alp piag to pee pop gatealls of toy Illibetft regard by agresiag to year rriebs. I.s 4- ready ttostro to enlist youreetlleil trader the .fadediffiletyr iouotry. A body of Stases hill coospow • garrills• •11117- soon in the capital; hot thlser who tapirs to 51100 1 4611101 'raw truly love their asootry, will Sy to take IMO oilisport, in filo war. oleo holey with safety Met ohs we easSitioste Se oppressor, you dull retorts to reap the wreak a ',or refigure. 0 SAN aumnic., PRIVATIC TUITION. ACLERGYMAN accligtonard for Miter frets to the TUMOR of a few Private , world be plod to 111 up • VACANCY wlth the SON of a GENTLE. MAN, whim health at ploestios respires More than legal alleatioa. 'reran, 176 Grimm per Armors'. Meow from Lowder tea miles. Letters to be iddresseri to the Re.. B. L, Ur. liiimbla t Bookseller, ISt, Oxford:poem, London. • " PROCLAMATION . , 9P GENERAL EU MARTIN TO THE ISIKAEII'AIITI OP THE lEEE bilietTMENTs. ." FaLLoW CtiosTalrliss ism Fates*. !—E Igoe e s _ grimmed for des last time how far the obslinservi Mt tort Masada, aid bow far they camp thaw maul es deprive us cent of the exercise of stir 411114erall liperosity, by provoking oar just resestmest. Is Mingoos arid Panchaura, peace was the great object which tamer weeded to my &Oilier, with such arraogesoesta as sitedd protect the iadtpendosco of tbs people from its oseirat sgleemioss. In both circumstances I made propos* Whets coaclliated all interest., and which woukl have put as tad not Indy to t h e calamities of war, but to the mad Write. imam of reciprocal Pessione. "la Puschatica it was shown to meths! Pero was masa to ester os its own destiny, sad that the fortes of hotli swab' perm so other purpose tbas to preserve it in that destiny. But the despair of ambitios has vaulted the fury of swine Chiefs ; and fur the hopes of peace has substituted dot CPI - twiny of a 'sear, the inure just as it is every day she store accessary. fb vain have 1 eirdeshoirea to spare the blood of both armisio—the megabit of the timbers. Immo, and fa milies of abuse who fight of either side, sod the sufferiage oleo seamy ienocent victims whu Most share is the ravages of discord. AII , all hay been Goatee*, as will be mere par ticeliays piloted out to yob. " There mow qaently remaised se other resource but to appeal to Emeritse bower; and to decide by fume wLat Could sot be set lled.byeatos6 People of Peru :—Forty days more of sacrifices mid con stancy will be solicits! to teriiiissto a re espaiges in which our ernes have signally obtained the proteetiue of the Almighty. !Gebel that all mist be lost or eerpeired within that derisive period. and is thik conaimiots take the course dictated by a love sr!" your own Odometer to miter families , your hinds, your couishy, and your honour. Those ammig you Who may Make the greatest sacs igen for liberty , will be slit meat wor thy of it, and will escaper* additives! rights to universal gra lairde. The enemy tremble* for his foe. He seas that in the Booth the liberating army has only ~wits to compost or trite& to embrace. He observe, that his army is divided and without discipline, exasperated and without resource., aid placed is the alletestive it perishes% with homier, or of dying without gluey. Ilse mums which have eume to pea led you dee, us the esterery, diger for battle, fortified by yes, epaulet., and rimilved to anal year destiny with metes y or death. " Peruvians, do what peer coostry expects at your band', hod I will answer for IN tesdivet of thins. brave saes at whose bead I advante to beret daogero, aid to live in them till indepeadence traltiso yaw effort% sad secures to ma the resompeace of beteg AM is posse ti sitaMapkite ye sr prsoperity. " BAN MARTIN." may st 6161110116 iteesipooy hel it vinegary thee to eau- torog eigh she 11111•141aaie of shrimp protein to she motors sad nom vi theirthey would rashes invite iiiyagh awl porgwici ice; tbry oleo at so Soy any he nail, 60.0141, ftsoree I owl hulas taboo 6e Ma ssa alte te be itlied with omit hot gewohie Wises, of she best ffeehter sal quality, they offer that irritative with peculiar coo& Jaen. they must, however, celeste it ore* intend &Motive to say hatritatiee or miens as mere goemyagoog DR. WILI.AN'S MISCELLANEOUS MOW This day are published, Ia one vol. (Ivo. pace Its. to MISCELLANEOUS WORKS of 1:11 11 4 ROBERT MILLAR, M.D. F.R.S. f.A A. piglet at laquiry lets the Antiquity of Hie Idenahlt filsozits, sad Sweet row", new Bose siebilßiled=l: We Diseases of Leedom, new Editi on ; aid eri es Medical Sebjeets, collected frees 'porkies Periodical Pub heelless. Edited by ASHBY §IBITH, P.D. Printed for T. Culla, IN tbe Proud; tied W. Bleekweea, lEdiaborkb. wog cr MU ArR R-NO VA L, COrillnlallaillN. ', HIS EVENING, THURSDA I r,IIIOI`. 29; • 1 . will•be bled flbekbiene's PIO fit . E TWO GENTLEMEN .OF VERONA. ..D•ka. of Milos. Mr. Unto.; Aetna% Mr. Chwellub i Princes, Ili. Aldine; Valenti.. Mr. Jew.; Sir Mario, Mr. W. Ferree; Legere, Mr. LissOie ; Speed, Mr. Blowhard; Übaldo, Mr. Denson; RodeUu. Mr. Pres. Jells, Min N. Tree; SIN* MO lialbeds; Lanka, Miss Beawsuset. ' le the counsel*. Play will be ietrodoced Seas., Deets, Glees, arid Chine.* she Peery labeled frees the Plays, 'Paces, awl Suestls of Shabspeirre. Is Aet IV. will be la basted Four Additiosal Senn. After which the Farce of VIE LYING 'VALET. Sharp, Mr. Meadows ; Gayle's, Mr. Honebow ; !ebbe Grille, Mr. Crampon ; Dick, Mr. Atkins ; Seer Triple., "Mr. Pantile. Mcßw, Min Bessmoat; Kitty Pry, Mrs. Gibbs. • Places for Ike Boxes to be taken of Mr. Breeds., at the Box.office, flercoireet.frons Tr. till Four. A Prisale Box bey be had for the season, or eigMty, Of Mr. Brenda', at the Box-Office. The Door will be *wised at Halt pest Six o'Cleek, and the Play begia at Senn. fines, 75.• Secoad Price, 35.41d.--Pit, 3s. Id. ; Seeped Price, 23.—kallery, ils.; Snood Price, la—Upper 0.1. levy, Is.; Snood Price, 6d. Timsseerow, a Play of Shekspeare's, with The Critic. Os Seieeday a sew Eatcrtsinsseet, celled The Two Pkges of Frederick the Great. CAPTURE OF LIMA. [Free the Ministerial Extraordinary Gazelle of CAM] " SANTIAGO, Aver.: 14. " LONG LIVE OUR COUNTRY! " LONG LIVE THE CHILIAN NATION! " THE FREEDOM OF PERU! 1 " Tin SUPREME DIRECTOR OF THE REPUBLIC TO THR NATION. " Fet.tom-cyrtzatis l”--Whit days for Chili ore the 13th sad 14th of August, 1811! What days fur the freemen of Peru, who have jest recovered by the sacrifices of this heroic nation the *egoist rights which the proud hand of arbitrary power had usurped ord. mature ! The heart robe expres sion of their power, sod we most content ~selves with saying along with a wise man, that words on useless when uterus and the eyes speak. This moment (which appears to me the oaly one in my existence) is Out su valuable to me for the glory which his sealed the triumphs with which Pro vidence has rendered fortunate the epoch in which yea have intruded to ine the ardissoss duty of Meridieg over the dealt. hies of my country, as fur the satisfaction of the widgets of the nation, and the recompense of its high sacrifices. If this lastwere the slayer my life, 1 should die with teirwpridetlsau 441_11 . of the teaks of peer. . '--r • 40 philesdpber Matra* Illesigtot who chided the Athenians for having robbed agriculture and industry of eighty days employed in drib Yeasts. The libe. mitosis( Perm epees all the reads to opulence sod to a so perabendant ressumeaticre for the privations of ten years of a glorious straggle, in which the alterwative of triumphs and reverses his ended by plating victory la the ancient palace of the Viceroys of Lima. Prom this. time we have recovered thestandeeds which the enemy matched from es is the fatal day of Rewrites, in that theatre of so &oda bleed and so such glory, that there might met missals to the tyrants this relict of their withered laurels. They lee with a miserable relevant of men forced into their service, posing the almost inaccessible ridges of Pero, filled with shame and despair; while the victims of their ancient op. pressioe breathe the sweet sad fresh at, of iodepeidence, beyoad the centimeter the republic of Cohembia. Otte vic torious arms pursue the legibly's, who, if they mold not moppet themselves in the scrim or their power sad leek haus/ibis resources, will with dilficelty escape from the at tivity with which they are pursued in the amidst of the ob. stoles which oppose their adventurous march, • Our forces prevail by had and by sea, and a sionseateely is wanting towel the peace Of the look, afire the settees which has crowned the generous eodeavvers of Chill.. The official detuatehts which I do myself the home* of present. leg to you, visite my voles with those acclamations with which we testify our common sentiments, end the immortal glories Of our country, • C. Adams, Esq. M.P. 5 0 1 1 David Ker. Esq. N.P. 10 10 E. H. Ball Heights, 62 10 The Editor of The Observer lO 10 Mr. Job. &idioms, Wientore.streot 1 1 Mr. Job. Bridgman, there of the 88th Reitioseal, or Coo naught !burrs .. fit 10 J. H F.ipti. Sheeran,' 1 1 James E 1..., F.aq... b b Sir A. Grant, Rich mood . tS 10 Mr. cod Mt...CA.IBW, of Zeoitioroo.... I Vi.. Dodley-it.Ward 5? 10 H. H. °Attie, Esq. .. 6 5 F. Hort, Esq. I 2 Hew, Cerjai % late Lieut.-Crimbel Ifirasoolim .6 .. 6"1 ....,. —... ....._ _ _. NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. mot possibly be ••14, were they • 'INNIS EVENING, THURSDAY, N... 29. chard" which they parpot to p of .111 and following Evenings, will be wooded so ellitill the LONDON WINE COMI "I' Drava. foun ded •• • Popular Preach Piece mew P im- Trasle: aeri namee sk l i y n ltO rila read i o il b ti s ie ll ir li : tennis( to Paris, called LE SOLITAIRE: • rather by the superior quality of rosin of am inferior article at a OR. THE t.TNICNOWN OF THE MOUNTAIN. prier oust he dear to do oinsonee Tillt Uakooine, Mr. H. Jobaston • Bares D'Heroattit, Mr. TN.._ while tie Load.. ,a,_ Power ; Gong de Poise. Mr. Bake;; Mittman, Mr. august; o s i m ii" ww, ' two ohiews ' hig l o '" w e Qamlgile -111" V*. :Shift Its a. 1 0906 -4 *A b e lir'. a hiaagia•ir , Pearce. lio 1 14 (Thorne After which a Tragical Tragedy. called of kepostore, which UM RUMFUSRIN, XING OF BYTHNYPHORBIA. =pews; hoe beau too long pert Resafaskie, Mr. Vale ; Eascallo, Mr. Osberry ; Cow- oieb owe with morel to wises v some, Mr. Talleeme; Jemmy Flog'eni, Mr. G. Smith; unclad with respect to Teas. berehmtinees, Mr. Villiers. Griekinda, Miss Healey; Sao- no Immeatabie practice of ads bawls, Mrs. Pearce. Ibreemewlely, gowe to a most alarm To conclude with • sew Extravaganka of Fag, 'called itw i e , es owe , cowohhwohi , sego LIFE IN LONDON. are Nl` A Cape Wiwi, that adu Teo, Mr. Baker; Jerry Hawthora, Mr. Ozberry ; Old h e e linb a t e d., ly e r aa ni t i aa, is , Hawthorn, Mr. 'Thera ; Logic, Mr. Vale; Nicker, Mr. both roll so d moo, m aw to the Homewood; SlioMe, Mr. Power; Floss, Mr. Elliott; Sings, be e p rea ti ata , as e b ecome ao ye, Mr. Tayieure; Goldfarb, Mr. Strickland; Paddy Byrne, of da me swi pe , is so potor k m di L Mr. G. Smith. bee, Miss Walpole; Mrs. Nab, Mrs. Pearce; c o ops., h ave d e e teie t ee d at t h e Betty, Mrs. Maxwell. &ration shall Cape Wises ever he . entice tw per- VT VgIVIOR•5111‘111, see reborn le ion 4 4 Mr. Warren, Kaigbis. bridge .. 2 11 Res. Geo. Sisopsoo, Glover's Mouse, - &Weenie", Kest Rev. J. Hulks Sir C. Flower Bart 2O • J. Cotton, 1314. EI.D 2l 0 J. Bowies, Fin,. Bask Director The Marquis of Hert ford The Marquis of I. 'Liao Sr R. Wigram, Bart. Waltbsosstotr.boome 82 10 lair David Olilby .... 10 10 C. Forbes. F.sq. M.P. Olt. les. ; Mr. C. Forbes, jos. 16t. 10ct 1111r.J. Forbes, iglu. 101. 10s. ; Mr. b. Forbes, 10!. Master James S. Forbes, 101. 10 ; Miss K. S. Forbes, 101.10.. 105 0 N. Fanotleroy, Esq. 10 10 Mathew Roper, Buy. 5 5 Adam. Sir R. Bicker. - to. 25 0 R. Campbell, Esq. Ar . Henry - Pryer, Big .. 6 5 John Trotter, Rev.. 25 5 Tint Duke of Sneers 10 10 Sir James Langbam, B.et.. . 1 1 Ludy Lanshase ..• • • 1 1 The Rev. W. Peters, Newcastle - upon Tyne. Aldermen *bele, Aldermen Garrett lO 10 The Briti.h Lununary 2 2 Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart 2O 0 pad; effected with PIittNAMBUCO. The knowing are extracts of letters meets's' (rout this place. We understand that other letters have arrived, which represent the situation of affairs there to be more serious ; but we rely with greater confidence on the accuracy of those we publish : " raiteastaveo, °create 3. u Birdies of iasurgests occupy the road., sod cony oa a petty warfare against the Partitives,. Oa the let, 300 of theta attacked Affogaties 660 e more, tad, as might be ex pected, the isoaleat the residers elapsed with ties. they rata swag, aod have sabered mit*. We csomat say whether the General mesas to use the sew wasp, or wait tee those frost Lisboo ; but in either ease as sod most ho tripetiisty put thaw disorders, as the spirit of the CIPOStri is against them." Richard Plemptre Gips, Egg lO 0 J. Wilke, Vag 5 5 The Earl td Radom► 331.08.84. Chem. gehlbeele Esq. per Labheek & Co. 100 0 Joke Gale Everett, N screws 4. " The Doe Pedro Portegwese frigate arrived hen from Bahia ow the 40th altiomo, with 350 troops. The eastergelds from Cinema bay* wad* Ater deferral Etc Elsie to ester thew city, bet have always bees defeated with great less is killed, wommiked and pressmen; sad wish the enrol snivel from Bahia, we expect is a few days to rid the ueighhowelood of these marauders, amd business that has of lake berm at a slued will soon rtrive." Esq. Heriesbary, Wills S 5 iIISPERIAL CLOTH FOR SHIRTING, lie. By his Majesty's Letters Palest. Ne Comtisml pas de lot main ea possedent les acmes'. THE Nubility. and hlerelionts, are reopocifollyeitiforsised, the above desirable Cloth for the East arid West ladies, as well as t►e cold climates, fur its lealthfuloess to wear at sea, for Youth at school, mid for a variety of family purposes. for its peculiar economy, is ►egularly sold. Wholesale, for Expurta►ios, and by the Bogle piece, at I ita.—t..-4s. 6d —3s.--sad 3. dd. per yard, stamped MILLIARD'S PATENT TWINE CLOTH, at their Warehouse, No. 16, aseapside, sod uo where else whateve►. T►e Pieces fur Sheeting cantata from two to fuse pair, adapted for wirier wear, the cold climates, acid fur travelling. Families in t►e Coustry on sending their orders (hy post) will ►ave them executed as if present, sod where the greatest variety of Foreip sad British Goods are constantly tan Sale. Jsend J. SIVEWRIGHT recommend to the • Notice of their Friends and the Public, Ilse Small eventual Cost at which they can have Tickets or Shares for she Choice of the Next Day's thawing, the Ilds December, when the First Drawn Prise is sore to have an extra Swan of 5,0001.! The Wheel is very Rich, e.mtainiag a Grand him of if 30.000 nosey ! 3 of.. . £5,600 Att. MONEY—The cost of • Ticket Is 241. 18s. and ma ) have back ittl. 1110.-•—• Sixteenth 11.14 a. avid may bare heck 11. 10s. if a somill piss, a blank, or outdrawn. They here only to Italia tires of their late success in sellint Prizes of 30p05., tspeot., 21,0001” sad all Ike 2 0 .° 001 . Prises is Goa Lottery. Ns. 37, Corabill, 11, 11011111fli, and 30, Haymarket, Leedom. • £l,OOO CERTAIN, WITH THE CHANCE OF OTHER CAPITALS, RISK ONLY 40 SHILLING!, ON THE Ilth DECEMBER. CIA }MOLL the Contractor, her to inform the Polak that all Parchaaers hefween flue SOtl& of November and 11th of December, will be allowed to town' their Tickets or Shares after taking the chalice of the Next Day, when a Prise of 5,0001. at least is mute to he drawn, nearly the whole of the Money will be given back, by whieb the risk of tom i reduced to the following trifling sums, viz. Whole Ticket t 2 0 d► Half 1 5 0 Quarter Eighth &stealth The Wheel is very rkk, sod contaiais•.• 1 Prize 0f........ £30.1100 3 1 I,ooo► 3 3 4 R.si.les ot►er Prism of 50/. ice. hr. and not Two Masks to a Prise; ell to he Drawn in Two Days, 11th aad 20th December. Tickets sad Wires are Piling at CARROLLI fortunate Oque. 19, Curehill, sod lA, Onford.strect, • here Schemer, with fell priirolare, ere delivered gratis. No. 11,400. • Prise of 30,000/. Morey, drowse on Tuesday, Nuircuitice 20, ass Vold in Slimes by cAnttot.L. - away= sieherity, especially after the fregyeeet densities to the Public have hers subjected, the Conspasy Hsieh it pglike to declare, that with she. originated, and by them is lit melt conducted, the LONDON GENUINE TOR PANY, 23, LUDGATFeHILL, with all its extelallvillemli" ileatioss. Tlw success of this Company is esehmsdly without parallel in the annals of trade. For although h essmeseeed besiege@ ee late as ISIS, it is at preheat, nd withstanding the importance and reepeciability of Hopp* pennies, at the head of the Tea Trade. his stilNy 'lll indeed admitted, and its establish/seat complete. To those, then, who, during the existerce of, that pony, have thought proper to honour it wide'. the Proprietors feel assured that they may taw epee oceteigia for the superior character of their articles, sod the eassistent rectitude of their (eatime; add revolving to make the same system the relit of their asedect to their aim Establisheseet, they caenot Aosta of seccesa. Bet havieg sensible fell the good effect of lila egefirla, 114 weeld be a dereliction of the duty which they gale te the Public, as well as of the duty which they owe to to heard their obvious interest by any aparteelig prieeiple, or by any relaxation of its character. indeed, to permanent Fepelatiee, which is 'perthaneet profit, they eseeut allow any temporary rips heat to istetfere with their purpose. Of ewer*, then, they eats item descend MI gillere ke z Melt crushes as daily appear is the impish* which are se ustestationsly exhibited in skillet every kboroagbfare in town ' with regard to " Cheap Wises," these Wines being offered at a price, fur which they could not possibly be mold, were they really of the quality or character which they permed 1.. possess. Bet the solicitude of the LONDON WINE COMPANY shall be, its their new undertaking, what it has uniformly been in the Ti.. Trade, esseely—to reader their Stock comparatively cheap, that Stock, thee by dim. - low price, which at say Massager. Wise Comma, disclaim all tiB 1 establish an amitable ..rebake fee she Poblie, with it Proprietors hope to reduce that eh ceder the snoring guise of reveled; sad thus, to memos , Wines, which, they suquestioaatily Tea if adulterating Wines, has, an. alarming excess of late men; angmentiod importation of whet adulteration is principally to which these Wiese, the adepts is such remitheeel-. eery Oilier, *Mkt the isathey gly bad, that the beedee Oneepaey w the outset that an me mesh &reties shall Cape Wines ever be admitted leas their Cells,.. The Leidy* Wins Ceineony are amply *applied with Ports of the generally esteemed best 'Wager, amine' which they have • large Meek that has been from few le thirty two yeses is bottle; while, to imam a soppy of the heist Free** Wires, they have had a special Areal in that t 0... try spas whew shill sad industry they can einifidently rely, from the Wiese which he has already forwarded. Bet gime this establishment bee bee. in cootensplatioa, and especially Mace preparatioas have dimes eeed fir brin ing it to maturity, the Company have availed themselves of every oppernwity that offered, for mkt-tint the oldest sod lime Wises fawn the cellars of the most eminent leers:haat. in the City. They have happily too met wish occasions, peen. limey teetotalist, to their object, anseag Faeroese' retiring from busimm. and private gentlemee about to break up their establishasests ; and there is scarcely any eminent shipper, for the last 341 years, from whose importatium the Company have sot made purchases, soder the goidasice of the most com petent jokes of Wines, whose *deice and aid the Proprie. tors have engaged in the conduct of their sew Establishment. The London Wioe Company will elways keep a Stock of Foreign Spirits, which may be depended spots as being of genuine sad superior qualities, and which will be sold at equitable Prices, hulls wholesale sod retail. Such are the grounds epos which tie Proprietors of this Company take leave to solicit the patronage of the Public. The character of the London Geuttitge Tea Company affords, it is presumed, a sufficient guarantee to mistletoes resident is the Country, or to families occasiosally visiting Town, for the peoctuel end faithful excretion of say orders with which they may be pleased so f the Lando. Wise Company. Thu, Company think it proper so state, that they can ex crate no orders fur less than Doe dozen of Wine. The following is a statement of the Compaay's Wines, whit their Prices: Fill. Pori (old in the wood) per dozes as., Ditto, wareseled vintage 1818 (ditto) Crested Mailed Po.t s4s. MVO's Superior old ditto, ive to eight years its bottle 72.. let Ditto, to 22 ditto Otel tin wood per pipe 90 L le Fine tild Sherry per dowel , Superior old Pale d itto s4e. est P.rtieulisrle mill-earoured 60s. to as. Coriolis old Sherry, 16 years is bottle giantess F , .e old Sherrie , is weird per pipe 951. to 1261. Floe West India Marin per &Mu 50s. to SO.. feat India ditto 70a. to $4.. 310.1 curious ditto, 6 to 16 years flu buttle....4 so 10 guineas Madeira.. is wood per pipe 1101 to 1461. Very line Tenerife per damn 425. to Ms. Bocellas Galeasella 45..1 Lobos' FRENCH WINES. Licht flago.ired Claret ...., per dozen 71.. Very fine Claret 9os. Claret., first growth, Margot and Lairs. .......51. to 61 lbs. Latour . • 8 rooms White and lied Hermitage 75e. to allstleillr Berme Coil Rolle AI. 10v. Frootigese Champagne 9ea. to 7 esteem Superior curious Berginidy 5 to 7 guineas 4 to 6 gnaws* Hock Moselle An Agent will he eppoinied is every priocipal wwo, bat no application will be received soles. the postage is paid. gyle-etreet . Geo. Bridges, Esq. M.P. Aldermen 10 10 N. Byrne. I►sq. Edi tor of The Moro. ism Post 5 5 Lieut.. General Vera Charles Kaaiebbull, Sag. Robinson, Sormrart lO 0 TM Rev.G. F. L Nu mbly, St. Who. rioe's Clolslers Wes. Clarke, Esq. Mrs Wo. Clarke Major• Geo. George A. - - Answiruag Robt. Still, E q. Alen ander Hale Strohm E.q. sod Whiteneh• by kaekkera, Eaq. 10 10 The Earl of Dartmouth 50 0 The Duke of Garden 50 0 James /Rockdale, Eari. Cruheked Priers 5 5 lAdy Caltherpe i 5 The lard Bishop of Diferd bl 10 Sine Beat Rad.; . 10 10 J. V. Alameda', Esq. M.P. Mr. C. Livermore, 30, Otford.m reel 1 1 Richard Clarke, Ray. Chamberlai. of Lando. Admiral Sir Jabs Urge, Hart !I II His Hi wre tbe Duke at Nortksmbe►laad 100 0 The It. Hos. Charles Yrirke 4l 0 Mr. Sans, St. Janes's street . •b• 1010 Benj. Reese, Esq. 10 10 Captain RE*, R.N. 1 1 W. Heberden, Esq. 10 10 Gt.'. Sq. Aland Clarke. G.C.8....N 10 Vice. Admiral John Ferrier 2l 0 Dowager LadyAriseeiell 1 1 Duchess of Beectevile 52 10 Thee. Leviedee, Esq. 10 10 T. B. Remote, Eq. b 6 Mimi Desilse la 10 H. Portlier, Esq. At liagleriostreet lO 10 Aldermas C. Smith 10 10 Warmer Haney, 6, Great Camberlaird. place lO 0 Mim Bickettoo, ditto b 0 Ulm Jane Frances Bickerton, ditto The Right How. Ws. 5 0 Dernaas, N.P. 40 0 The Courier News. MP*? depend Bennett & 5 N. B. Edmoustooe, Ea+ 2 I Piers Esq. 2 2 Thor. Roberts. Esq. 10 10 John Arthur, Esq. 5 5 Sir James Saomorrs 10 10 itse.Gar.Cltampagae 10 10 Mr. Thomas Elba, GroveH saw, Lam beth 2 Sir Geo. /lawman 10 It) Caplitill T. Clorestiao, Rota I Voter... 1 1 Dr. Win. Raddimas 31 10 Was. Wilier. Esq. 5 ft Earl of Stamford arid Warriaatua lOO 0 .1. Hudlestriae, Esq. 5 5 Dr. Valpy - lO 10 Thomas King, Esq. le 10 Michael Burke, E.q. Rallitlerpaw 2 0 lard Churchill 20 1.1 The Rev. Dr. !miry, Are Waite" of He reford F. John Brown, E.q. Frampton', Jolliet 50 0 The °Seers and Pri vates of the 00d Highlander" 43 10 Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, LTA. Hos. See. N.B —Sabot-alien, are ramified to lia portiaskieli arifiug their names awl desigoasions, as it is Weeded is record them to basun oil the Pedestal of she Moossoest. Books for receiving Subscriptioas are °rood at all the " DISPATCH OF THE ORNERAL IN CHIEF OF THE LIDERATINO ARMY OF PILAU TO THE MOST El. CRLLIINT SUPRIINIZ DIRECTOR OF THE REPUR• LIC. " Mote ExiCitt.LENT SIR—On die 10th instant, the army wader my command took possession of this capital. Its hi habitants. in proportion to the oppresSion which they have suffered, testified in an unequivocal manner the clauuf free men to which they belonged. The public papers which I have the honour to enclose will afford your Excellency a more extruded accostat of the events which hare taken platse. " The enemy continues his Sight through the mountaius pursued by our cavehy and various panics which bang upuu him. Desertion from his ranks has been Intitesse, in spite of the precautions which have been taken to avoid at. " The army under my command proceeds in elsafilemity with the confidence which your Excelkury has placed in it ; and the sacrifices of Chili have out beer useless to the liberty *high it has conferred on its brothers in Peru. " The Castle of Callon, la which there was left a garrison of 800 men, is closely blockaded by land and by sea. 1 ex pect is a few days its surrender. " God keep your Excellency for many years. Head quarters ia Lima, July 19, 1821. "JOSE DE SAN MARTIN. " To his Excellency the Captain General D. Bernardo O'Higgins, Supreme Director of the State of Chili." .By • private letter from Lima, dated the 16th of July. we learn that the evacuation of the city by La Sera. took place oo the 4th. The Viceroy was accompanied by the whole of the Royalist troops, consisting of about 5,000 coru. Of this number 2,000 took the route along the coast to the south ward, nutter the command of La Sans, and the remaining 3,000 marched towards the Sierra, under the commend of Canterac. The solemn declare tiou of independence by the authorities of Lima was made nn the 15th, and no iuterruption to the public tranquillity had occurred. Callao, it ap pears, had not surrendered to the Cliilista forces on the voila of July. The following proclamations appear in the °Seim! Casette of Chili, containing the @cement of the entry into Lima. They have uo date. ►ut were issued apparently before that eveaf. and okay be of use in elucidating the previous state of the contest:— "TO THE INHABITANTS Or LIMA. " Fsmow COUNTRYMEN !—We have maimed the object of oar wicks. The enemy has shamefully led from the PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. NOVEMBER 24. Letters from Berlin state, that the rumour* of peace, at least during the present season, are every day acquiring greater credit, but that in the event of a war between Russia and the Pone, the Cuue tt of Berlin has engaged to furnish an ausiliasy corps of 30,000 men, or au equivalent• in mosey. The account of the defeat of the Turkish fleet on the 14th of October is confirmed. It lo►t /3 vessels, alid had several others mach damaged. The trial of Maxima before the Court of Peers has concluded. lie was found guilty of being an abet tor of ond accomplice in, a plotagainst the safety cf the state. The Previderit pronounced his sentruco of imprisonment for five years. French Fonda un t►e 23d—Five par Ceat. Cutouts, 89 f. 60 e. ; Batik Stock 1,800 f. On the 24th—Five per Cent. Conada 89 f. 35e.; Bank Stock 1,695 f. . . _ Gene of Exchaarae with London at orae month, 251 f et three mocha, 25 f. 30 c. movimsza 25. The Duke of Orleans yesterday visited the Kitig. Hi• Majesty afterwards transacted business with the Prrsadent of the Council of Ministers. Letters from Nuremberg of the 17th instant state, on the authority of accounts from Hanover, that the Ministry offered to the King before his departure present of 10,000 gold Georges new struck. Lord' Sidesoath having refused to pay the expenses of the journey with the funds of the English treasury, the cheat of Hanover is oleo charged to pay the several purchases mode by the King. and the considerable expenses occasioned by his stay in the city. A letter from Perpignan, dated 14th November, soya, a M. Paned, in a letter addressed to Perpig- Dell the 14th instant, states, that the malady dimi nishes sensibly ; that he has been in qtumniiiie for three days with M. Fromm*, at the convent of St. Jerome ; and that M. Bally remained three days at Barcelona to attend M. Jouy, a medics{ student, who has been attacked with the yellow fever." A letter from M. Bally, dated Barcelona, 13th instant, announces, that the number of deaths is oat This 114 its pOidished, in one eolulwe 1100. petrel's. in here d orbs 2 with. lite paper, with additional Poems km Old English, Foreign Languages, Ise. price 108.8 d. a hoard. , posts, DIVINE and MORAL; many of them now Srst published. 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