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rOPPII ~- L • • 4 1 Nyanza 6879. a . rts( ri tg*, emommaimma.-- 1:, LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOlitlt TN RATRR•ROTA DRVRT- LAIII.I. THIS MONTH. - it' "t , restore ille, Cies keowell, Middimex, fruiterer, ter TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, October 9, hi. HAZARD and Co. the Cettitmetort riMiod at•be►l6, t 3, 4711/ NiWisibrr 17, at arleer Majesty's Servants will perform (111th time) • sew the_ Publie that the Drawing of the present MONEY Lvadrril, Airrarree7l MgTtslham, Crlstlosireer Dramatic Piece, is three ads, rolled emnimestee on the 36th of THIS MONTH. . DIVIDENDS. • GERALD! DUVAL, lint haws the grimiest pkaaare is ockaowledgierg she re- October 26. H. V. Wart, Densinghaur pealed testimonies of Appeobstion bestowed Go the Sermine, eleven, at the Royal THE BANDIT OF BOREAMA. Maio oembisies all the lariats that the Public have so keg . November I. A. T. Paralgoto• • sad J. Geealdi naval, Mr. Copper ; Coital AlVdbreg, Mr. Bar. tailed for. Sir. Liverpool, merchauts, at rte, at the I Mara ; artmetee Mr. Meredith; rjilikina ; Krt- There aye THREE OF 130,000 !! !—THIRTY OTHER pima. Nita, Rand:St; Sterissitf, Mr. Smiths. Elliellons001•1••• CAPITALS—AII Sterling illoney--No't Two Blanks to a October 24. R. Attoorel,Mlt of Fork' of A ltenhergr Miss Beri•linost ; Rpm, Mies Cabin ; Niamette, prise—.Noallimmee—A ad uu Stock . al Ito, at the Crown Tonneau KM/ MIS. Bland; Berbera, Mos. Foginagla ! ...n HAZARD and Co. have already had the pleasure of October 31. G. Hart, Alf t`belterit After which 1, • b et • Selling ALL the ;client. PRIZES in Oue Lottery, and hope mason at eke**, at Om Plough THE CORONAIiOtr . to repeat their good Fortune it the pergola Lottery. They November I. W. Harriet, of Di The precogoiss mospridiete. from wtiseglegigi Shared amt Said aim Last Loth.% No. 16,262, a 21.00 W ! at twelve, at the Stork Tavern The Seemed srene the laterior of Oa dibleoNeeellee Magi, and 6,054, • 15,000[ !at their old and very roctautite °Sees, °Mabee 30. J. Mime, of 7 mad Introdartory icerme, is which Mr. Mallet will intrados' 63, Royal Ezehannge ; 26, Combat ; sod 311, Oxford-street. twelve' .at the Crown low, P a newo Comic Soul, entitled,, Tbrilligg aid the Coriander', - Oemlrer 30. G. Couseits..of Old England sod Ille.Fgaple."—Tlic awe* tweete, the Hell, THREE OF 30,0001. SIDNEY! merehsst, at eleven, alfr in the cowrie of which the Grated Enter if the Clwalljtion. WI AND 'J. SIN EIV RIGHT solicit the October 27. If. Hall and! To coaclutle. with (9th Wo) riAziFerett, WWI • fammrs of the Public at (bole old and firrionate Vpper Thames-strem, MONSIEUR-TO ,• • - •••,." • , Offices' 37, Comshill ; 11, Holborn; and 3111, Illaysnaritel. at Gaddial• The Principal Cberseters by . Anradors; whey ;Ivey had the satisfactioo, in the very last October 30. .1. Bates, ' Foote, Cattle, W. H. Williaslyhti lottery, to Wart and Sell alp et, West Smith' Knight, Miss llositbson, antaillvei • vow ftlet £2,400 twelve, at GuiWbalf The Doors to be Monied at Six ifOimeri tibias ..... 21,000 . 12.730 *f October 47. &Ai • ' Fetidkiireb kertf, romances to begin at Semis. ' 0. 4W1.... .tt .4 • Doom lie • • • - nymatresendlerde Prim Sa.;* Seemed Mae, le. "It 'ALL the 20,60011. Priors M •one Lottery of the preceding • s'•'"'"merr, 3. levy, Is.; Second Price, W. - • Cisitract. J. trod J. SIYEWRIGHT have no hesitatioa inn dk.rx,,, anaammending Ike Sheme of the present Lottery (which October On Thursday, GeraWi Duval—with TbeCisrostatiall ou TUESDAY, 30th This Month) to the atteatiou draper at to Mossier Topmost. • • d :igrelir Friends and the Public;—it contents Ora wr 27. A ilea Comedy is in rel./tarsal. . • • ,• • THREE of 30,010/.! merchant TR A TR R RO TA L, COV r lir 0 AR RN. and 344 other Capitals, All Alowey.—with not Two Blanks November . to a Prise.-30,000/. fur the First-drawn Prise. Tickets soul ooh a' THIS EVENING. MON DAY, October -Mien, are on sale at their fortunate Offices—where they hope October will be performed Shakspearit's Tragedy of 4rt lame she pietistic, of paying to she Public most or more of "nu HAMLET, A. 3..1100f. Prises—and by their Agerite. Octot PRINCE OF DENMARK. . . Mediae. Mr. Charmer ; Hamlet, Mr. Young ; Polorms, • a Mr. Blauchard ; Lames, Mr. Abbott ; Horatio Mr. Cm. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZITTR. ,0' nor; Rosenerants, Mr. Comer; Guildenatera' Mr. Host ; First Greve.digger, Mr. EWMPI7; Seemed Grare.digger, Mr. Urban, October 6, 1421. -Barnes ; Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. Egerton. Gertrude, The King arTived at Bewitch on Thursday, the 27th of Mrs. Faucit ; Ophelia, Mies Foote. last month, in good health. His Majesty left that city or To which will be added, be Grand Melo-dramatic Romance Morsday morning, the Ist instant, accompanied by the called of Wellington rind the Earl of Clanearty ; and after visiti • 1./al/DINE ; Or, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. the fields of Waterloo, slept at Sombre( that night. Sir Haldlarasol of Ringstettin, Mr. Abbott; Walter, Mr. Blanchard ; Kublebora, Mr. Farley; Gyblin, Mr. J. S. Gri- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. noldi ; the Rmitereciau Seer, Mr. Chapman. Uudine, Miss E. Dennett ; Bridget, Mrs. Davenport. A Private Box may be bad fur the season, or sightly, of WarA)ffice, October 5, 1821. Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Ogee. 2d Regiment of Life Guards—Assistant-Surged Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Broughton to be Surgeon, vice Moore, who re' Price. U.—Gallery, Is.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal. JOY 25, 1821. key, Is. • Second Prier, 6d. Edward Cutler, Gent. to be Assiskint.Surgeon, The Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and ton—dated as above. she Play twits at Seven. , Commissions stoned by /he Lord Lierstereemr Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandeis, at the of York, Cily and County of the Box-office, Hart-street, from Tea till Four. -Edmund Beckett Denison, Esq. to be De' • On Wednesday, the Musical Drama of The Antiquary. • dated September 20, 1821. Oa Friday, The Stronger : Mrs. Haller, by a young t 117• Richard York, Esq. to be ditto—dated 2d West York Mill . Captain Henry Priestley to be Major NSW TH RA TRR-ROTA L, HAYMARKET. segued—dated July 25, 1821. • •• " BY,PARTICULAR DESIRE. • •; • 3d West York f 'TES EVENING, MONDAY, OctdWrllll, .Iresalerick William Chambere, Ger will be performed the Comedy of _. above. • THE JEALOUS WIFE. Yorkshire Huss. Mr. Oakley Mr.,Conway ; Major Oakley, Mr. Terry; Lkalevant Richard Leonard ? itesipied—dateci September Marker, Mr. Illey; Bassett, Mr. William,' Sir Harry Beagle,' tv IHr. °Amery; Lord Trinket, Mr. Decamp; Capt. O'Cutter,C "1JJ":"daa•l'e*ti'cjrunftealtle. Sir. Ward. Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. Jobason ; Lady Freeluve, Cradoe Mies Boyce; Harriet, Mrs. Young. Hobart August I, 182 k to he 1. After whirls (12th time) • sew Comedy, in three acts, called The Right Hon. Lowth, MATCH-BREAKING; atoneable,, to be Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. June 18, 1821; an, The Principal Characters by Mr. ()sherry, Mr. Terry, Mrs. vice Cradoek, pro, Baker, Mr. Decamp, Mr.Williants, Mr. Youager, Mrs. Chat- soothers ig,o,n,„, seri.", 31m. Pearce, and Bliss R. Curti. A handsome Saloon has bens added, and it is respectfu'ly James Wray, Ge hoped that in every partieular the New Tlwatre will be Mr 26,1821. found worthy the apporhatto• aud patromige of • British Lieutenant T Doves to he opened at Half past Six o'Clock—the Play to additions • begin at Seven. Curvet Jol Boxes, ss.—Pit, U.—First Gallery, 2s.—Second Gal- promo, Illy, Is. the lie Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. hlsysioglistn, at !titbit 4; the Theatre. --ci N.B.—Private Boxes may be bad Nightly, by application M the Box-office. Cie To-morrow, The Marriage of Figaro. with Match-breaking, On IVralssesilay, Lovers' Quarrels—Rub Roy Macgregor— and Fortune's Frolic. I A IrF.LPHI THEATRE, STRAND. The extraordinary sorcery attending the commencement V the present Season having beets beyond all former r ample, the Proprietor% take this early opportunity of turning their thanks, as upon all former occasions. extensive 'thermions of the interior, mud the coaver afforded the company by the enlargement of the jot Stave tart the griseral approbation of all who 4 emitted the Theatre with their presence, and o ill a stimulus to future exertiatio; they hi goberr respecifelly to assure their visitor., that nu p pride *hall Ire spared in producing .err h tsar trust, will in some measure must • co .. . patronage. The mew Barletta of Capers at Canteihn nightly received with shouts of taught will he repeated every evening until fie THIS EVENING, NMN 0; *rod during the Wetk, aill b time), a New C • Burtr•tra, eslleil CAPERS AT CAN rt. After which, a new farcical Burka French, ea' BRUNO; OR, THE SUL' The Evening's EUiPrilil/111fIllir PROlilllll' THE FAIRY OF ' lloses, es ; Secourt Price Gallery, Is. ; Second Pike dibilfi /VIA E rental liable eagagr•d the role, the aegacity, induory World ie indebted f, these there are sown tri.tinetion for a le approbation as CORDIA I. BA lion, as no rew stn generally 1' of the diger laths. of all general de• cousrmr to give AIWC in life, I IlUbf rote - ~-- I - IX:AXI t : , ; . • • •• -.• -•*„. -=.4 • fv-U Of♦ . 11.• .. NUNISSIt 6879. g;lin ‘,* PRICE 7d. TN SATRE-ROTA L, DRUM r. LA ND. TO -MORROW, TUESDAY, Muller g, hi. Pisiesty's Serpents will perform (1114 time) • new Dramatic Piece, is three acts, called GERALD! DUVAL, THE BANDIT OP BOVIIIIIMA. Gecaldi Duval, Mr. Cooper; COllBl Almebeee / Mr. Bar. surd ; Maurice, Mr. Mereviiih; initiates, Mr. Ksight ; le nits, !Ur. Risseitt; Aieniolf, Mr. Sad& libelist, Orestes of Altenheetg, Wes Anrialmss ; NO% Miss OMAN; Plineette, Mn. Blaud; Barbara, Mrs. lipeeteek, • 7? Alter which. it • •, 1 THE CORON'Aiiote The Procesaiss mosorriseet from Illis/s~ilrtr Halt.— The Seened srepe the leterier sr the Alehrg o s / The Third, sad Introdsetory ices', is which Mr. Kmght will intro/leer a new Comic Soup, militteit*The•SlMg isd the Compilation, Old Eagland sad Ille.Penple."—Tlig, ilemosti *rear, the Hell, in the course of which the Canned EON of the Champion. To couiclude with (9111 Wee) s sew Permi, WWI MONSIEVR.TONN4II - . • • ••••-.." • THIS MONTH. HAZARD and Ca. the Contractors retied the, Public that the Drawing of the present MONEY LOTTERY'vriII rosomieste as the 30th of THIS MONTH. They hove the greasiest pleasure is seksowledgine she re peated lestionosier of Appeobstios bestowal on the Scheme, which combines all the puitsts that the Public have se 68g tailed There a t e THREE, OF 130,000!!!—THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS—AII Sterling Money--Not Two Blanks to a Prize—Mo4Cliasses--And no Meek Prissy. HAZARD and Co. have already had the pleasure of Selling ALL the ;ow/. PRIZES is Os* Lottery, aod hope to repast their good Porten is the peseta Lottery. They Shared sod Said the Last Lotto.% No. 16,1111, a SLIM ! and 6,054, a 104100 L ! at their old and very fortunate Otters, 116,1tuyal Exclaims ; IV, Cornhill; sod 311, Onford-sireet. not even Major Sirr, could expect that he wncir t the whole truth to condemn himself. Prisoiter ea.d • never was in Cork; that lie did not resist Tyrresi t . I (timetable; that when he sew - Tyrrell he knew toy b. I • Doss; that he had wet driven -Tyrrell's bead tlnws,,' , a window ; that be had not been visited, except by Istgfint,. thee; emptier refnied to go into a private room with •I t seas ; said that he had evidence ; that he believed Carey d•tert mad ; that he was nut intimate with Carry, that he had sr kiln wily three times. Pi 'suttee Ow said, that he ow: have evidence that he was at home on the day of the air id., .; witness bad him, desired by Major O'Dostuhue to go to gout. Cross-examined —Witness weal to the gaol to gel clod, • from the Prisoner ; would be tidally iguorant un t jct.!, hot for his having done so ; rot lad!. (or Carey'* . WS 4 did not say at any time that be would hoists the k:. • toner. THREE OF 30,0001. MONET! 1:r AND J. S 1.1 7 EIV ItIUHT the CP • fanoors alba Public at their rad and forionafte Offices 37. Corohill ; 11, Holborn; and 311. 11.400do:s; oboe they had the satiaractim, is the very lad Lottery, to Wart and Sell 4,421...... 1 25,000 f,ist 12,400 ••• i ll 1,053 .•• • • ..... !VIM I 12.730 1100 LAM Mai& DEFENCE. Margaret Eanis, examined by Mr. CILARILEI.J.IN r! Longwood, did so 0111 3.1 of January last; recollects the f: . acrid on that day ; lives half a mile from Cully's boom; we part of the way with the funeral; weal to Cally's h s . about 12 o'clock. Knows the Prisoner; he was rnahro d a burrow ow the day of the funeral at her father's; Pi is • tiersompswild her more than a mile aud a gisaitor; areataa .w. 14 iot far as Steyfuid, so slid Primmer; 'be returned fr o m tb rere. Prhioncr Trent on ; she arriseJ at Stoney fold about three o'clock. Crusa.esamined Knows Wiley ; Luts,zwi od is more the', half a silk from ; Pripuner hft home with whines. ; was at Cally's part of the mu, nine ; she could out go 1' r whole way with the funeral as her mother was rowel' ; Prisoner hail a Gift coat on. The Principal 0111011Cifill by . ' Foote, Gatti., W. IL Williams Knight, Miss Illasitbses, auditor •4 The Doors to be apnoea at fix Ma, Wry, Is.; Second icier., W. On Thursday, GeraWi D.vil—wiib TbeConiontiond Mossier Mumma. A nes Carnedy is in rehearsal. . the 10,Mi At Priors . he one Lottery of the preceding art. J. •tol J. SIVEWRIGHT have an hesigalios iu tenstioninending Ike Sheave of the present Lotter; (which ou TUESDAY, 30th This Month) to the *Heedless l ot al e s ir Friends and the Poblic;—it contains THREE of 30,00/.! and 344 other Capitals, All Alusey.—with not Two Blanks to a PrißC.-30,000/. for the First-drawn Prise. Tickets awl 'awns ate on sale at their fortunate OtStvs—where they hope Is bow the pleasure of paying to she Public autos more of this 3111,11110/. Prizes—sod by their A/outs. TH SATRE-ROTA L, COV ENT-GARD RN. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, October 8.. will be performed Shakspeara's Tragedy of PROM SATURDAY 4VIGHI'3 G . Azar re. Whi?Ann, October i, Intl. The King arTived at Brussels on Thursday, the t7th of last month, is good health. His Majesty left that city on Monde* morning, the tat instant, accompanied by the Doke of Wellington rind the Earl of Clanearty ; and after visiting the fields of Waterloo, slept at Sambre( that might. HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudiur. Mr. Chaplets* ; Hamlet, Mr. Tomtit ; Polonius, Mr. Blauchard ; Emetics, Mr. Abbott ; Horatio, Mr. Cow nor; Rosenerauts, Mr. Comer; Guilalenaters ' Mr. Hews; First Grsve.digger, Mr. ENV/WV Seemed Grave-digger, Mr. .Barnes; Ghost of Hamlet's Fat her, Mr. Egerton. Gertrude, Mrs. Feuds ; Ophelia, Miss Foote. To which will be added, the Grand Melo-dramatic Romance called • VNDINE; Or, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir Holdbrasol of Ritsgstettin, Mr. Abbott; Walter, Mr. Blanchard; kultleborw, Mr. Farky; Gyblou, Mr. J. S. Gri maldi; the Rnsierecias Seer, Mr. Chapman. Uudine, Mts. E. Dennett ; Bridget, Mrs. Davenport. A Private Box niay be bad far the /*goon, or nightly, of Dlr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 6il.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price. Sa.—Gallery, Is.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Prier, 6d. The oors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and she Play barbs as Seven. Places fur the Holies to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bu:•oHice, Hart-street, fro• Tea till Four. • Oa Wednesday, the Musical Drama of The Antiquary. Oa Friday, The Stronger : Mn. Haller, by a young Lay. NSW THRATRR-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. •;• • " BY,PARTICULAR DESIRE. '• • •THIg E‘'ENING, MONDAY, °cutWet, will Ire perfumed She Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE. Mr. Oakley Mr., Conway ; Major Oakley, Mr. Terry; ('ka►lea, Mr. eery; Rasseit, Mr. Williams; fir Harry Beagle, Mr. °liberty ; Lund Trinket, Mr. Decamp; Capt. O'Cittier, Mr. Ward. Mn. Oakley, Mrs. Jubason ; Lady Freeluve, Men Boyce; Harriet, Mrs. Young. Mier winch (I.2th else) a sew Comedy, is three eels, called MATCH-BREAKING; Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Principal Characters by Mr. ()sherry, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Baker, Mr. Decamp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Younger, Mrs. Chat terley, Mrs. Pearce, and Bliss R. Cord. A handsome Saloon km been added, and it is rgspectfuly hoped that in every particular the New Thvatre will be found worthy the approbation and patronage of a British Public. Dour. to be opened at Half past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Boxes, ss.—Pii, 31.—Firat Gallery, 2a.—Second Gal lery, Is. Mares for the Boxes to be takes of Pk. Marsiogbaun, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes easy be had sightly, by application st the Box-office. To.anorrow, The Marriage of Figaro. wilh Match-breahifig. Ois Wetiesila), Lovers Quarrels—Rub Roy lUacgregur— and Fortune's Frolic. A LELPH I TH EATR E, STRAN D. The extraordinary succematiettding the comateweentent of the present Sesame havistg hear beyond all former ex ample, the Proprietors take this early opportunity of re. 'Honing their thanks, as epos all former occasions. The (ateosie,• alterations of the interior, and the coaventroce afforded the rompatay by the eulnrgetre•t of the passages, Imre tart the Krtseral approbation of all who have bo ttomed the Theatre with their presence, and nil! arise as stinittlns to future exertions; they Ns g, therefore. most respectfully to assure their visitor., that no pains or cit rate shall be spared in producing such novelty as, they trust, will in some n► snail • cotatiutiatice uf their patronage. _ _ The new Burlett* of Capers al Canteihnry, hiving brew nightly received with showily of Inughter and applause, will tw repeated eve''y evening until further notice. rirHIS EVENING, MONDAY, O c t o b er 8. *nil during the ll'eek, will tw portraital (wtenth lime), a Pic, CI ssss ic Burl. Ito, ' , died CAPERS AT CANTERBURY. After which, a sew farcical Iludettn, irawilated from the French, call. BRUNO; OR, THE suurws FAVOURITE. The Eveninet Eutertaicutctils to cunt Iv& with the grand Pontirmime of THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR. 110‘e4, ; Stroud Price, 2s.—Pit, 26.; &cloud Peke ; lc ; S. coot' Pi ice, Rel. \lil •' , r , tunakable Prowl:rocs of Medicines have engags 51 0000 of Mankind is all ages, and to the lingic,ty, iniludry, and good ("ruse of inquirers, the tl'orkl is indebted fur massy valuable Discoveries. Among these there are some which have inniiiisined their claim in edsiinrtion for a long period of time, and have commanded approbation as real additions to she general stuck : the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD lays claim lo this dniiinc lion, as no remedy has hitherto been discovered which proves so generally benefice, is disorders of the servos. system and of the digestive organs. In tirmbhug of the limbs, palpi tation of the heart, vertigo, flatulence, lowness of spirits and general delsility. and in the i)mptotris of s cold• bilious, and cousuinpsive habit, the efficacy is very great. Whether used to give feint' to those who have 11 . .16011 to repent an races. nave iisilulgenee of the peacions sir she habits of farbiouable life, too great 'Mention to busin►ss, or juvenile intharre nunsy that ail ike at the root of health and vigour, it will be founst an invaluable bracer and inviguraist. It id mold by 16r. Johnston, 68, Coruhill ; Mr. Sanger (lute Baron and Co.), Mb, Oxford-street, London ; Mr. T0M1111.1016, i tt Chi hain ; sad all Mtdiciae Voider., is burrito, price auti 331. each. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, October 5, 1821. 2rl Regiment of Life Guards—Assistant.Surgeon Samuel Broughton to be Surgeon, vice Moore, wbo retirta—dated July 25, 1821. Edward Cutler, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Brorgb• ton—dated as above. ,Cousreissions stoned by the Lord Liestrensut of the County of York, City aid County of the City of York. -Edmund Beckett Denison, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenaol— dated September 20, 1821. Richa►d York, Esq. to be ditto—dated September 29, 1821. 2d West York Militia. . Captain Henry Priestley to be Major, vice Serjenatum, re steed—dated July 25, 1821. 3d West York Militia. . fasforick William Chamber,, (feat. to be Easigs—dated as above. Yorkshire Hussar Yeomanry. Lkulesant Richard Leonard Lee in be Captain, vire Smith, eesigned—dated September U, 182.1. Cornet John Lister Kaye to be Lieutenant, •ice Style, re signeil—dated June 18. 1821; and Cornet the Host. John Hobart Craduck to be ditto, s ice Kendal, resigned—dated August 1, 1821. The Right Hon. Lowther Augustus John Pennington, Lord laluncasier, so be Cornet, vice Kaye, promoted—dated June 18, 1821 ; and Robert Gilliett, Gent. to be ditto, •ice Craduck, promntrd—dated Aaron 1,1821. Southern Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry Cavalry. , James Wray, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon—dated Septem ber 2h,1821. Craven Legion Cavaley. Lieutenant Thommi %Is-ou Johnson to be Captain (of Ibe additional Tror.p)—dated Josue 25, 1821. CWISCI Juhu Bailey Ball hi lie Lieutenant, •ice Johnson, promoted ; and Robert Tillotson, Grut. to be ditto (n( the additional Troopl—both datad as above. JOLII Garth, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Chamberlain, resigned —dated all above. Leeds Volunteer (Light) Infantry. Ensign Richard Bromley to he Lientensni, vire W. B. Smith, resigned—date d September 22.1521. Charles Brown, jun. Geed. to be Ensign, vice Brantley, pro moted—dated as shove. Commission, signed by Ike Lord Lieutenant of Ike County of CumbeilooLL Richard Ferguson, Esq. Rowland Fawcett, Esq. and Walter Fletcher, Chsk, to be Grimly Lieuteiranis--all dated June 6,1821. Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia. Walle r Widdup, and tome (Assails Wynne, Gents. to be Lieutenants—do. d June 9,1820. Cowls's:ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of West morland. Royal Wesimorlaild Regiment of Militia. Thomas Awdos Mating, Geut. to be Eusign—dated July 20, 1821. Westmorland YeowisAry Cavalry. Edward Williams Ilasell, Erg. to be Major—dated June 8, 1821. George Tromberk, Eny,in be Captain—dated as above. Henry Addison, Geol. to be Lienitiimit—dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Daniel Edward Colston, of Isloistott-road, otherwise St. John street road, Middles,x, upholsterer, from October IS to October 3J , at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Edward Howard and James Gibbs. late of Curksireet, Burliarion-itardesui, 'minty-strive from October l 3 to Neveiub.r 24, ■t twelve, at Guild. Luuduii. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert Lambert, of Artriek, near tilauchester, Lancas ter, cottuu-osaloutorturer. BANKRUPTS. William Roolsittom, of Oldham, Lancaster, msrliine maker, to sorrcioli r, October 24 28, mid November 17, st too, at the White Hear Inn, Mtanchester. Attorneys, Mr. Junes Mitels• u.l, Oldham ; and Memo& Alihnt aud Parry, Temple, London. Stephen bloody. of ['mime Sclwood, Somerset, baker, to surrender, November I, 2, and 17, at eleven, at the Wheat Shelties lass, Fronk Srlwood. Attorneys, Messrs, Prams atul Frampton, Holborn-court, Gray'r-losn, Lends's', aud M. Henry Milky, Fronk Selwood, Somerset. Joseph Bower, of Tothill•street, 11'estmirtter, grocer, to surrender, October 13, '2O, and November 17, at ostler., al st i I oilsa I I, LUII dun. Att../ or ya, Messrs. Tut t ie, Itichartbis and Gaunt, Poultry, Looduts, and Leeds, Tusk. Jobs& Thomas Thompson, 44f Lung•sere, iddlesex, coach. joiner, t.s earrentler, October 27, 30, sod November 17, at test, at Gaskihall, London. Attorneys, :Bemis. Steams soul wood, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, querts•stsert, London. Thomas Bradsbaw Liam late of the Strand, Middlesex, witw.merrhant, lu starreoder, October 20, 27, sod No. 'ember If, st twelve, st Luetdur. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens sod Weed, Little St. llamas Apostle, Qoeru-sireet, Logsdon. Sillootr :Pella, yr Middleton garden, Sliddlelow.ierrace, , . Prutosrilk, Cleekeswell, Ofiddleirx, fruil eirr . lu suirres ,,y er. October 16, 23, sod Nillaraber 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, Astsimsey, Mr.Tsitsaas, Castiosireet, Holborn. DIVIDRN DS. °claw 26. H. V. Wast, of Iltrnsinghass, merchant, at therms, at tie Royal Hart, Ilikasingbarte. November I. A. T. Paiktraos. sad J. M. Helmick, of Liverpool, mentalists, at site, at the George Ins, Liver- Post - 011 6113 , 24. R. Attooretit of Fonlahass, Norfolk, grocer, SI Ica , at the CIORIS Tsiers, King's Lynn. 041161ber 31. G. Hart, at Dbeltruhans, Gloorester, stoat swan, at Orme, at tM Plowels Hotel, Claelteshans. Ilkirrrraber I. W. Harrie t of Barnsisighana, bottoienisker, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Maher 30. J. Mame, of Liverpool, hasen-ilealer, at twelve,•st the Crown los, Red Cruse-street, Liverpool. Oelober 30. G. Comfits, Allf Gray'. aliddlesex, sterchant, at eksau, 41tinber 27. Ir. Hall and J. Halt; now or late ~f Sno..tvhstl, DisperThaines-streei, Leedom; irosi-ssi reining's, at tirehre, at Guildhall. October 30. .1. Bateau.. and W. Culbard, of Si. John str. et, West Smithfield, Middlesex, brass, founders, at twelve, at Guildhall. Lassikro. October 27. R. Al Wallies, and W. Ord, 44 Y. 11 11 461Airch -alleffilllllll , , at twelve, at November 3. J. Field, of Pickett-street, Strand, Mid dlesex, litstnAraper, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. October 13 W. Milts, of Oatird sheet, Middlesex, lima diaper at ten, at GuilJlll.ll, ILAinJui). October 27. T. J. Lancaster, of Cateaton•strivet, Lando., merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. November 12 J. Pitt, late of Cheltenham, upholsterer, at oar, as U,llla Bowliug-green, Worcester. October 30. R. Ralph and W. King, of Ipswich, Suffolk, maltsters, at eleven, at the Sea Ilium Inn , Ipswich. October 27. W. Cruickshank, rf London street, Loudon, anal Demerara, is the lVist Indies, nierchaut, at at Guildhall, Loudon. October 27. J. P. Drummond, of Leedom -street, hoodoo, and of Demerara, in the West Indies, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, !Ando,. C ERTI F I CAT ES.—Ocvosts 27. G. Fliudt, of Loados.wall, London, inerchast.—J. S. Prowse, of Botolph.lanr, L o udon, mereliassi.—A. Boyd, of White Horse-street, Commercial-road, Middlesex, master mariner.—R. Crosby, late of Statione r ' s court, I.4:nilon, but sow of Edell-place, Kentish Town, bookseller.— J. Lynch, of Liverpool, isercliant.-1. Fondiek, late of Goser-place, Emden square, Paocraa, Middlesex, builder.— W.• H. Bayly, of Cheltenham, Gloacsater, beaker. PA RTNERSII IPS DISSOLV F.D. F. [kelvin sod F. Ryland, of the Rectory Horse, Parson's green, Fulham, Middlesex, school-masters, October 3, 1821. —lt. Mathew and P. Mathew, of Holles-sireet, square, Middlesex, arid of ;he Pseud., Tunbridge Wells, Kent, haberdasher,, September 29, 1121.—M. A. Whitebesd mid C. Gordon of New Bund-strret, Middlesex, milliners, September 29, 1821.—E. Patrick, sen. C. J. Hector, and E. Patrick, jun. of Petersfielil, Hants, bankers, Septembr r 17, 1821.-1. Ray and J. Montague, of Desimark•street, St. Giles-iu-the-Fields, Middlesex, jewellers, Juue 24, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average prier of Brown or Muscovado Seim, com puted Guam the Returns made in the wet h ending the 3d day of October, ISt I, is 31s. Sid. per hundred wriest, es elusive of the cluii, s of customs paid or payable tbe.eon OD the tapas lotion thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Arturo of t►e ivierav,e Price of British Corn. Winchester Illensure, as received from the Inspectors in the respective Marisiote Cities and Townii in England cud Wales, from which the Prices that govern Importation are calculaled.—September 29. 1831. „ : Z I°. 1 A I 0 s. d. a. d a d a. d a. d s. d a. d a. d. 71.1 7 23 4 35 1 34 C 436 35 11 0 00 0 IRELAA A •••42 11 ..- DUBLIN. OCTOBER 4. SHERIFF SMYTH'S DINNER. Captain Smyth, the Senior High Sheriff, gave his first public dinner no Tuesday, in Mot-Fission's Great Rooms, sod we feel considerable idealism in stating, that be had the firmness and good sense to prefer the advice mid injunction of his Sovereign, to the extraordinary example winch it has plra.rd the now Lend &Igor to hold up so unexpectedly to persons in authority in the City of Dublin. To wards the close of the night an was made to the Sheriff to give the offensive toast, which he at once, in the most prompt and deter mined manner, declined to accede to. lie declared he would neither propose a trapt, nor allots any other person to propose one which was not toistained in his list: and i ttttt tedtately afterwards he gave .1 , UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENCE." Such conduct as shag will confirm Sheriff - Smyth in the respect and regard of his fellow-citizens, ■nd obtain for hint the approbation of his King. In !he comae of the evening the health of the late Lind Mayor wee drunk, and Sir Abraham Bradley King, when rrtursdi.g thanks, took OCCUNIOII 10 de claw, that the opinions he had professed while in office on the subject of conciliation, were the off spring of genuine conviction—and thst it should always he his study to prove their sincerity by care fully abstaining bum troy thing in his own conduct which could conduce to irritation, ■nd by discoun tenancing in the conduct of others every thing that keep prejudice or disunion alive. MURDER OF MR. CRUISE. The following is a ciirrect report of the trial or Dunne, one of the murderers of Mr. Cruise. It took place at the last Assiy's fur the county of Kildare, held at Athy, on Fri day, the 7th of September, hefore twill Muslim, The re sult bits been already stated, but no report of the trial was hitheriu ulitaiold in 'Willi Jogs* Dwane was an signed an an indictment for the mar. der of ---- Cruise, Esq. of Be[ward, in the county of UM she 3d day of January, 1821. Ii will be recollected, that one Carry was tried and Crest. ed fur this murder last Spring Assize• at Naas, on which oc casion he confessed his guilt, and declared that Juba Duane wan with him at the commission of it. Sir Jocks GRIMM (Recorder of Dahlia) staled the ease fur the prosecution. Peter Dunne was coachman to Mr. Christopher Mangle oa ibe 34 of last January; knew Mr. Cruise; Mr. Cruise was on a visit at Mr. Nangle's at that time; last lime be saw Mr. Cruise was on that day after breakfast; Mr. Cruise left Mr. Nangle's in company wit► Mr. William Naugle, /Oil of his master; Mr. Cruise (the deceased) had a gun and a black dug with him; witness searched fur Mr. Cruise that night nit► Ave other persona, at It o'clock; saw the body between eight and nine in the morning, in an ont-Ileld, nese the honor of one Flamini, and near elm to Citadel's biome; the head of Mr. Guise ims toward. the Canal, thetlatteo. wards the ditch, two or three perches front it; saw • large cut in the hack of deceased's head ; the dog was lyjug um Um left brow of deceased; the stork of the tan ' 1 " 'Y i n ..." . another part of it found; there was a amok like that of a blow On the right hand, through the glove ; decerered's dress was the same as no the day before ; • gold watch, tile tenpesasairs, and his key, were in de/weed's pocket ; did not find the ramrod ; Mr. Cruise (the deceased) and his brother wriest* a visit at Mr. Na•gle's ; came on Christmas eve • deceased knred twenty miles orfrons Mr. Naugle'.; deers:ell via. • stranger in that part of the country ; thought the rouratry people thereabouts could have no malice inwards decreed; thinks the mord did out art for love of plunder ; pro. bably they came from Mr. Crui-e's own nei4lrhortrliarod ; the Prison. r lived f ar front deceased; the Camel banks Mail beer broken down a little before: there were many stratagem, its conseqsarnee, in file MI ighhottrl I. Mr. William Nangie—la loos of Mr. Chriatoplaer Naugle; saw decraard tali the imortinag of the 3d of last Januar!: week out with deceased that marrais.g ; sr paratimi from de ceased about half-past twilit, o'clock; deceased was hood dead abut • quarter of a mile from where he Ir fl memo, • twirler of • malearrom aloe fields; caikerionse Is three or fonr fields nit. Michela I Wiley— Lives at Dry-dock of Royal Cases!, near the lead. of Mallmakill ; knows Caddel's honor; item hat fifty perches of it ; knows the !move of Thusisis Cutsiil4, the hatter; is Cosolly'v landlord ; iv himself a cooper; knew James Carey ; Carey was a j nerneyman hatter ; Carey lived in Corsolly'a house on the .1.1 of last Jautaary; saw Carey that day in Contilly's house; saw Carey mid tire Prisoner i• company tnpethtr that townieg between eleven and twelve o'clock; they wire in the Manse toge ther till throe o'clock ; *opposes !hay were drinking. be cause they went wit tipsy; Carey and the Prisoner returned in shout three quarters of an hour, Carty then stopped is the house a few minutes; saw Carey and the Primmer toge ther iu a Reid near the road for the last time that day; did not see the Prisoner since till now; Prisoner had then or • raise coal and white stockings, Carey • jacket and 'pros; Prisoner had whiskers then, though out now, they were saudy aid remarkable; Prisonei 'a trade was that of a car penter; witness did not see Carey from the time above. mentioned until at his trial at Naas; was a witaess urn Carey's trial; Carey did not return to witaress's house; it was Carey's residence previous to the (smiling of the 3d of January; wilier.. continued to reside in that ocighbourhnod. Crovsn-xstatined—There was • Noma( me the day of the murder of a sue of Robert Cully's, who lived eight perches from witness; amity of the neighbours went with it; Carey and Prisoner did nut go; witness wits mending a wheel from eleven to one o'clock ; saw these 'wen in the interval ia Cu molly's workshop; the funeral weut off at two ; did not go, though his work was finished; thought home his safest place; got so mom, for coming here—expects Hour, nor to be a Peeler. -- H —ls a surveyor; Wiley 's house is 25 perches Gum the Dry•dock; from Dry-bridge to Rose's Stream, 47 perches; from Rose% Stream to where the body was forbid, 95 perches, across the field ; iu all, from R iley's house to Rose's Stream, along the road, it is four furlongs perms pe~ehes; Lynam's boom is bet wren the road and Dry-bridge ; Ruo•'s Stream crosses a toad; the siearrst way from where the body was found to Wiley's house is through Caddell Geld. Cross-examined—Saw the body at Moe in the morning of the 4th; way not present when the Ludy was discovered first; wrote himself the obeervatious in the mares■ of tha map of the ground shern him ; they are all made from hearsay s. Peter Duane re-examined—Tbe body was discovered be fore he row it ; the dug would not allow the people to ap proach; if any use did No be rail forward, aed having barked at them, reward to his master's body; let the wit. rem • ppi WilWaist Caddel—Lirea on the lands of Ballinakill ; was at the (unreal; returned from it late in the evening; saw a gentleman with a large black dog; a big lusty snag), wills • grey big coat was with the gentleness) ; saw the gen kola u •lour half an hour afterwards; beard • shot; two emu crossed the stream Ware him near Rose's house ; passed them again; saw them cross the ditch ; saw them go along a consume pathway; lost sight of them at the bottom of the second field, one bandied perches from where the body was found ; one of the men had an old worn short jacket, and white ►tockings, and an apron tucked up under his shirt; he after had • huge coat ; lie Was • lusty man, with large red whiskers, bushy under the chin ; the man with the *piton was Carey. Anne Crunnion recollects the 3d January, lived next donr to Caddel's; saw the body of the deceased on the 4th Janu ary, at ten in the morning; saw a fowler the evening before the 4th in Caddel's field, with a black dug, half an hour b e . fore sunset; he was then alone; saw him about two minutes; saw no one with him until after a shot was fired by him, then two men came up to bins; Ibis was in Caddel's field; saw nothing in their hands. Cross examined—Saw than half an hour before sunset; the two men had two big coats; saw the fowler in the path way ; funeral was four or five miles from where she lives. Jounce Gibbons knows the Prismorr, John Donne, resided on 3d January last near HAIM& ; saw the l erisoiser on that d ay a l his (wilnesies) door ; made Primmer come in and breakfast with him, cannot say what lime; Priaroinr was • irl•rliing carpenter, and was • porter in Dublin. Thomas Tyrrell is • police constable, look Prisoner into custody at Islington, near London, ion the 43d of July, in • public house; Prisoner bad red whiskers thesi ; there were two constables will, witness; Poisoner did not ask any tincrtion when arrested; witness did out give Prisoner time to ask any ; look Prisoner to Row-street Ake; Prisoner had whiskers on iu Dublin; when at Bow.street Poisoner asked what be was taken fur? when told, Prisoner said be was in !Armful] since Christina' t, and was not the man ; Prisoner said he did nut know Carey; wilisess used lo see Prisoner going to Majar Donohue's; Prisoner wore red whi kers always; witness saw Prisoner before Christina., at three-quarters of a mi.e from the place of lb* murder, at a wake; this was • fortuiglit before the murder; searched for the Prisoner eight or llislo days after the murder iu tins sad other counties. Cross examiued.—P.imner knew witness to be a peace officer; Prisoner left Ireland pith whiskers; had them on at the Nike Office in Dublin, when hrunght home from Eng land. Prisoner said, when taken, that Carey had charged him with murder; Prisoner remarked then to *inures, that the declaration of a dead man should not injure him. F a rrell—ls • police officer; when the Prisoner was examined by .Major Sirr, at the Head Office, lie said lie hail left Ireland for trade as a carpenter, that he went to Eng laud about the flay* If Chrulna, ; that he could not till how many days alter Christmas; said at was the morning after New.year's Day; that he was di Inking on New-year's bay iu a sheeliern house; that he was not at Ballinakil tan biew.year's Day, lint was at Tuna ; said be was charged wrongfully, when he heard what he was charged with; that he left Dublin in the packet that he came in new; came to Dublin ow the 2il of January, ant wailed on the 3d; did not see Carey on New-year's Day, but knew Carey; Pria saner had whiskers on at the police office. Samuel D. Marius examined—ls a constable ; saw the Pri soner in the gaol at Na.. on Friday the 31st of last Amp's( ; Prisoner said to witness that lie would nom have evidence of his haring said, he now recollected witness: witness asked Prisoner if he had beers at the Inquest? Prisoner answered '• No; but he was very near if." Witness asked Primmer why be had told a lie about England; Prisoner said, no man, • Objected to as evidence. t Herr arose ■ diapirte about the Intoning of " Christina'," whether its common acceptation was nut the bolidns in cluding Old Christmas Day, the 7th January. Thomas Conolly.—Rcculleetc the Ilay of the funeral ; w-a present at it; watt with'', nhaut thirty perches of the church yard of Clive', it us within three miles of Cully', I se ; witness lift Coolly'a house at two 'o'clock; left the ramrod after three "ditch, about finely minutes after three ; saw the Prisuuer at the funeral; Prisoner drove witness away from carrying the corpse, believing witness to be a married mass ; thinks it is three miles from where he left the Prisoser ea the day of the funeral to where the body was foetid. Cromenessinetl.-04 Carey's trial willies' said he Paw Prisoner in his house on the day of the snitothr. at eight in the morning; there are two John Dome's in the pallid,, also one Jack Stoat; Prisoner was called Jack Swot Lv many persona; Poisoner us that day wore • blueish fria , eon ; Wiley and wituen were not ow good terms ; wilise.a was ~prised at hearing that the Poisoner was accused t,u neount of his leaving the culinary ; did not go to tell Major O'Donohoe (the Police Magistrate) about Prisoner, and that. Prisoner could not be guilty of the mord' r, iussinuch as he had bete at the funeral that day ; told his neighbours only. Henry Malone—la a weaver, • helper to the Liarn Hall , recollects the 3d of January last; oecoikcts the future' ; met it about a mile of the church-yard, about kapott three o'clock ; went on to the burial ; saw the grave, it was thew near sunset; left It with Dunne the Prioroner, went as far bark as a mile with him after raisin; is a helper to il.e Liner Hall, means that his work goes there for sale; was employed in Longwood town at the time o f th e fe u , rail ; know' Poisoner thes e t en years; does nut know why Pr— immer kft the country ; did not see Prisoner tipsy on the day above mentioned. - Edward Dignam—Linea at Stoncyford-bridge, was at home the day of the funrral; saw the Prisoner at half-pet four in the (analog of that day; Ptisoiser went silo ness's house, and stopt there three quarters of an boor. Crnas•etamised--Heard of the murder on the 6th; heard that Dwane was charged with it. David filiation entwined—Knots the Prisoner; employrd him in December last to build fur him ; Prisoner told wii nem that if be did not procure hint materials to finish it) s short time, it would be left undone, for the Prisutter snot be was going to leave the country iti a fortnight ; beard t!)e Prisoner was accused. Coolly swore be was not asked about the funeral, and the other matters be now gate in evidence, ou the trial of Carry. Martin directly contradicted him on that point. Defeuce closed. Lord Nosommv summed up, and the Jury brought in a verdict of Grill,. Duane was executed at Naa■ the following Monday. De coufessed his guilt. Lisa conduct throughout his trial wee resolute and decorous, and presented a strong couttast to that of Carey on his trial, who threatened the Judge and Jury withvengraoce. &ousel for the Prosecution—Sir J. Greene, J. J. Clark•e r R. Farrell, and J Manley, Flops. For the Defence—J. Blackborue anJ R. Walker, Ewes. MR. GREEN THE A!, RONAIT. The following is Mr. Green's own aertituit of his late perilous excuiSion front Briglitoo : " I took my leave amidst the plaudits and anxious gui.4 wishes of the surrounding company, and ascended blowly, but majestically, towards the celestial regions. 1 lose about. 800 feet when the gas, which tufure bad been expanded by the heat of the anti, became condensed by the change of temperalure, the balloon consequently descended ; this 1 could have easily prevented by discharging ballast, but 1 1. It confident I was affording to the spectators a gratification unprecedented in the history of aerostatics; 1 therefore ciao/be to take advantage of the circumstance. 1 eventitally threw out two bags of ballast acrd re-ascended; the billion taking a direction S.E. by S. it appeared to me as fluativg for a considerable time over the land's edge. The eppear. ■ace of earthly objects gradually dimiuishing, 1 still ascend. rd, so as to atfford to the spectators a diminished •iew of my aerostatic machine. Tlic balloon here took a nio.n southerly direction, and finding myself going rapidly to se., , at an altitude of about two mites , I espia d two vessels, the only assi■tauce in sight at that elevation. I immediatelyopened the valve, and the balloon began to descend with great yelacity, and, in the end, was plunged by the force of the wind into a tremendously heavy sea; it thrrdriftedrapidly, assun,iilg the appearance of an immense umbrella before me; the ear striking the water on i 6 side, its ornaments and coverings were presently destroyed, and it instantly filled with wirer. I had previously put on nay life peess rver, but it unfertu. wisely became entangled with the curds. 1 was here in a perilous situation, the life-preserver useless, and the car peateilly turning over, so that I was alternately under water. In this distress I continued fur many minutes, when tdra..st exhausted, the propriety occurred to me of separating It•e cords which entangli•d the preserver, nod which, after :Tubb difficulty, I accomplished with a knife. After this 1 bad the consolation of being raised considerably above the water, which caudated me to bail a boat humanely sent to my es sistance by Captain Clear, of the Unify packet, whose humane and active ears - teams !shall ever feel proud to acknowledge. was at this time so ntuelt exhausted, that it would have been utterly impossib:e fur use to have continued nay hold five minutes longer. I ri mustard iu the water, accordion to, the opinion of Captain Clear, about twenty connotes ; but it appeared to me much longer. The lulluun dragged rue •bout two miles through a heavy surf. After baying been, with great difficulty, gut oil board, my distress was so peat as to render it absolutely necessary to strip use. 1 conti nued fur some hours inseusible, and must refer the public to Captain Clear for particulars duets% that period. After my recovery, I anxiously inquired of the Captains if my pro perty was safe on board; wheu he informed me the bafloots was literally torn to riblusisels, and that my philosophical instromentt, and my apparatus, were all lost or destroyed. Upon examination 1 (mead the balloon inspoftilile to be re paired. I lauded in safety no ITedn►aday morning, at woo o'clock, ■t Newhaven, and reached the gas estaulshment au Brighton at ten o'clock." • • I