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41/14 1".. 04/ Al 4 10" /• ( I_ /4 t :N r • t • 't •• 1. 1 ) 4 * 41r 4 4 7:1 1,•;• 3 0.14 s : ...0 Ce ..., 7 • • itticiserfr LONDON MONDAY, OCTOBER:2S. Isl 9. NUMBER 5267. PRICE 7d. MR. WEST'S EXHIRITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE nonst, cimisT REJECTED. ST. PETER'S FIRST SERSIOM, 'PAW. atd RARNAINAS 'reeking the GENTILES, the fittAXIIN SERPENT. the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, ;rill. other PIC TURES and SKETCHES, ore now antler the Immediate Patrtootte or hi. Itoyot Ilighoess the PRI N T REGENT, at No. 125, Poll•Mo!I, sear Carliou•Hutts:, every day frost Ten till Fire. 14. (*A% CHARLES SMART, Secretory. A • 11011 ATI C Sl'llttT of VI N EGA It.—Tiiis agreeably perfaimeil Liquor (the original inverition of Mr. Henry\ which is of well kronen eftiracy in rrlieving faiolness and bead-ache, sod in coostleraiting the r tiros of overheated, close, or isifertrd air, crustiest-a to be prepared, its the greatest perfe . ,by THOS. and IVII. HENRY, MANUFACTURING CH EM HMS, NI A NCH ES. TER. It is sold io looulior, wholesale tool rrtail, by Mrs.'s. BARLEY and BLEW, Pctrainers, Cockspor-strret ; and retail, prier 2s. 9ti. l.y one or more Ageless is every prisicipal lours; but it cannot Its gensisr, wolves the names of the above Pirparers are en:rased iies the Groornrocut Ar•sup, which is filed over the cork of r.sch broil.. p ro per Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley suit Blew, as signal. I.•rfloye l . Meirre. Insimetwo ifml 11411, Srwtnlati•• Office, .Tetigite‘ id.ndos, ; • ud Mr. Emery, Kiddromfiremer. 11;uttsal Haitand, of Neanlklirkl,Lorerlion, willows., to car. render, Oci..b r at Ocacur, Noarmlair 11, at r uche, and D crnilwr 4, at cir-vest, at" (4'14114111. Anti-Ina, Mews. 41,. ill. it and Hancock, irrytapect anti, Dim-thrall. _ . NORFOI o K COUNTY MEETING. . . . G. orge Phillips, late r .uf A rgyle-sireet, We's mintier, insati. fat-writ in Inoi re, W sairender, October 30, November 13, and lAcea,l.er 4, at tra, at Guildhall, Logsdon. AllonteY• 3lr. 11)ke, Ai.unilel.sittert, &coml. Julio O'Brien, of 'groan-stieei.hisililings, London, rir.r_ chant, to soiremler„ October 26, 30, at ten, and Drcemher 4, at eleven, at Aiturneys. Messrs. Itrardou mid eorbet.riiiiri, Jims•han Atherton, of Liverpool, hosier, to surrender, November 3, December 3, and 4, at eleven, at the George lieu, Liverpool. Attorneys, M . Aillington sod Gre go'', Itedford•rusr, Loudon; anal Mt. Thompson, Liver pool. Junsihsu Thilsover, ono or late of Stockport, Chewer, fi.mr.eleater, In surrender, November 5, CI, at ten, and De. crab r 4, at ire, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester Alto,- oils, Messrs. Adlisgton and Gregory, Krilford-row, Lon don ; and Messrs. Clayr and Thompson, 31astelitster. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW LF.DGC„ By shot* Members the under.mentioned Tract may be had, at a minced mice, BISHOP WATSON'S APOLOGY for the BIBLE. A New EJition for this day published, price 6.1. or Ilbs a Dtaen, fur distribution. Printed for F. C. and J. Ititinetnn , No. 62, St. Paul's Clrorch.ysol; and No. 3, Wattrloo.plaer, Pall.mall, Book sellers to the &Navy. . As shove in also he had, sistbeletteated by s similar Atimap, M ENRY'S CA I.CI NED ON ESIA, in bottles at t 5.1114. ur with glass stuppers at 4s. Gil. 17(0.11 SA I'UR 11A Y Nadirs GAZ E 7'7 E. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. TII rn s• Ro I' L, PIMP.; EVENING" MONDAY, o..tober 25. JL his Majelily's Servants will ref form the Comedy of THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Mr. Strittlaml, Mr. trupg; Frankly. Mr. Peaky ; Bells. Mr. Asmara ; Hanger, Mr. Elliston ,• Jack Minot, Mr. Russell; Built., Mr Vining; Tester. Mr. Knight. Mrs. Striciland, Mrs Org. - r; Clarinda, Mn. F.dwiu ; Jacinths, Mrs. Marilyu Lucetta, Miss Kelly. After h•rh. the Melo-drants of TILE INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. n hard, Mr. Prolry; Franklsnd, •Mr. Gait's; -Monkton, Mr. Bambini; Hans Kegler, Mr. Vining; William, Mr. &timid. Mary, Miss Kelly; Marian, Mrs. Barlowe. Bones 7s. ; Secod G al lery 3s. 6•l.—Pit 3a. 6a. ; Second p r i or ga....Lower Is. ; Second Price Is Gallery Is.; Second Price 6J. The Mon will be opened at Half-past Si* &Clock.— The Performance will commence precisely al Sr ven. The Bee Mace will be open from Eleven till Five o'Cluck —Plates to be tetra of Mr. Rudwell. Bog . per.BunkAre Priest , Rowe to be had (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who sp. T wisted Cosortrollrr of the Bun-Office Receipts, the Private p a ys and Ticket Department, as well as the grarrel arrant nom of the Doom The Way to get Married, with The Prise. it,, Wciluoilay, the Comedy of Wild Oats. TIIE.4TRE- RO VA 1, CO V ENT-GARDEN. Tins EVENING. MONDAY. October f 23, will he acted Shakspeere's Tragedy of KING, RICHARD THE THIRD. King Wray the Sixth, Mr. Egerton; Richard, Duke of Glo'oer, Mr. Macready (his Arm appearance in that Chanc ier ; Duke of Ihirkiischam, Mr. Tries; Henry, Earl of Rich mond, Mr. Ahbutt. ChliCe• Elizubetb. Mrs. Failed Lady Aiine, Mrs. Yaks. After which Will be perfunned (14th time), a new Dramatic Legend, called THE GNOME KING; Or, THE GIANT MOUNTAINS. iiith new Mimic, grand suit extensive Scenery, Machinery, Dressy'', and Decorations. Grime's—Duke Klopsteinschloffieugraseri, Mr. Farley ; 11.11Ull Float*, Mr. W. F • Duke Sigistrimad, Mr. Du. rout. Princess Stella, Miss M. Tree; Lady Ifrinhadit, Mrs. Gibbs. gnome*—Umbriel (She Gnome King), Mr. Terry ; Duako hraor, Mr. Taylor; First Gnome, Mr. Connor; Second Gnome, Mr. J. I • Rosicrucians--Ziaberstarf, Mr. Abbott; Gahm, Messrs. Bunt, Pyne, Corner. Roan 75.; Second Price 3s. 611.—Pit 3a. CI.; Second Pi ice 1.4.--Lower Gallery 25.; Snood Price Is.—Upper Gal- Ivry Is.; Second Price 6d. Places for the Boxes. to be taken of Mr. Broaden, at the Boe•office, H•rt.street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. Tu-morrow, The Clandestine Marriage, with the Masque of Arthur and Einmeliae. Ots Wednesday, Love makes a Mao, or the Fop's Fortune. Ou Thursday, 'lie new Comedy of The Steward.. Miss Stephens will appear on Saturday next in the part of Puny, is The Ihggar's Opera. ASTLEY'S AMPHI EATR E, l oiler the Pirtruiinee of their Royal Highnesisc dm Prince Regent sod Duke of Yurk, lIE-OPENS 'THIS EVENING. MONDAY. Ortuber 25, under the new awasa•ement of Mr. W. Biriyinurr, wIo moat respectfully beg. lenge lrs inform the Nobility, Gentry, and public in general, that in addition to the attention paid to the stage depariust est, the audience part of the theatre has bero altered and re-rmbellialsed; and fur the better introduction of a brilliant light, a range of entirely new patent moon lustre. have been added to the front of the boxes, while the introduction of Numerous tires ' lad the enclosing of the pit, will render the tempera tureuf the house warm and comfortable. The Evesiug's Entertainments will commence with, sever pert - missed, a new ialerestiog local melodramatic Spectacle, with et aa ..... new and extensive &tarry, Machinery, Dresses, and Dccorationr, culled TH E CAPE OF GOOD HOPE; OR, CAFFRES AND SETTLERS. The piece ',trines by Mr. W. Barrytnore. Gereral Mortimer, Governor of the Cape, Mr. Dorsky; C.rptain Mortimer, his are, Mr. Gallot (from the Royal Coburg;; Lily Piccaninny, a Hottentot Slave, Mr. Slornan ; Lirutrualst Sailor', Mr. Hovel, jaw (frone the Royal Car t.urs ; Brut Buntline, Mr. Slader (front Sadkea IVells); Z.tnai, the CafLe Chief, Mr. H. Ktmble (horn the Royal Collar*); Kam Zapaa, Mr. Bradley (from the Royal Co burg) Emily, wife to Sidney, Miss Holland (from the Royal Coburg). In the coarse of the piece the following beautiful Scenery :—Extensive View of the New Settlement *a Hut triitot 1-14 vol, or Cape False; Cataract near Sinsmoss ur raise Bay; Interior of Settler's Farm; Cairre Encamp meat; Dutch PublicAtonse on the Vniebarx Read; Grand Panorama View of Table Bay, the Cape Town, and the Lion and Devil's Mount; Rocky Paps; the Parade and part of Cape Town by sairoulighl ; Destruction of a Fortress sad Defeat of the Caffres. tr4rapie Exercises by Mr. W. Davis; Halide's Mistier by TiVU Manes; sad Mr. Browa's Trasspulisie Performances. After which a broad Farcical Piece. is wad, called TH E DRUNKEN CORKLER! nincipst Characters... Mr. Smith (frown the Royal Co. bars), M 4 Damlcy, Mr. Hesdrrsou. Mrs Mader, and Mrs. DArstry. To rtmclude with, for the Lit time, a Dew seloArsama Vece, with new Menet'', Drtaste, sad Mu.ic , called THE SPATE PRIsONEK. Count Frederick Torreabert, Mr. Gallo.; Coast Adol phus. Mr. Darnley; Geweral Hapsbert, Mr. B.arrysisore, seas. ((loot the Royal Cohort); Henri', Mr. Newel, jolt.; e,usirad, M.. Ilrudersou; IValter, Mr hinder; Oswald, Me. Shuns... Edith, Miss Holland; Nina, Miss E. Adagios; 3lrs. W. Harryniore (front the !loyal Solari). •.• Mr W. 134rrynturs bets leave nutsliWpretfolly to state to the Nuirlily, (Sentry. and the poblic to /corral, that,for the accurcutulation of the joveuile branches of fs. mili•e, the Cot. ilationetits will be so .rtangeal as invariably to terminate before the boor of clew'''. RoxrP, 4.. Pit, 2.. GRIN ry, Doors open at Haltom' Five, begin at Half past Six. 8.4n.5i1l Pike. Haltpast - - 1 . .. r the Ouzel to be taken of Mr Kinloth, at Ibe nom Ten till Four, of whom Private Boxes may h. hail nightly. Places !MUM possibly be kept later titan II .If I•ast &tree. CORDIAL PALM OF GILEAD. JA 1)16; of a cull, acrid, or bilious habit of A body, affrcte.l with lautuur, head-acti, or hyrierical affection., cannot have recourse to n ...... e salutary remedy thno the Corilial Balm of Gilead. Tie lienilenten from the East or West Indies, the student (rum public realism:lc., or Lhasa whose occupations require • sedentary lire, this Rio di .me has effected wundriful cures iu elms of debility, urip :istiair from beat of climate, tar rebuts' i./111 frusu juvrnile M int/coons, and the effects of iuteuse applicattuu tu study or business. Price Ili. tir four in one 335. bottle to *sire 111.-ob serve, the surds " Sarni. Soloniuu, l.iv. s wool," engraved ire the Staistp......Suld by Leig,h, 18, Strand ; B.senti,lso, Oxford_ curl ; Bsiier r Cbeareide; Exchange; and 'Wall, Hunan., This Jay is published, in 1 Viihome Syn. price 114 s hoards, the Second Edition, ronsiderstill enlarged, of SE It 11()NS nud ErTRACIS, commissary nu she ;ARS of FRIENDS ; selected (men the Works of the moat easinesit Divines: most isublissised for the Reesett of the Sunday School (now she National School) at Chelten ham. ander the Patronage's( her late Majesty sod his Royal Highness the Prince I4gent. Printed for J. Hatcharil ■nJ Son, Houk ."Ilene to their [loyal High the Princess Augusta, the Duke anJ ut Gloucester, auJ the Pritacess Sophia, 190, Picea. . . . , dilly. N. B.—Should any Siiliscrihers to ibis Work not have re crive4 their Copies. on signifying the same, they &ball be &heeled by the Ptibliblorr. This day is published, price Its. ANARRATIVE or TRANSACTIONS in the RED RIVER COUNTRY, front the Cont- oveneement of the °premiums of the Earl of SELKIRK, till the Summer of the Year NIS. By ALEXANDER M'DONELL, E.g. • Willa a Map, exhibiting part of the Route of the Cana dian roe Traders in the Interior of North Arnetirw, and enoprisiser the Scene of Contest between Lord Selkirk and the North-West Company. Sold by Egerton, Whitehall; Sheraton', Neely, and Junes, Paternoster-row; and Richardpon, Ro)al Eachange. Of whom may he had, price REPORT et' the PROCEEDINGS connected with the DISPUTES between the Earl of SELKIRK and the NORTH-WISP COMPANY, at the Assizes held at York, in Upper Canada, October ISIS. From Minutes take.. in Coen. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY. Established by Act of Parliament, 1773.—The Triode and the Public are respectfully informed, that a very large asswiment of CAST PLATE GLASS continues uu SALE, by Mr. JAMES HAWKINGS, Secretary to the Company, at their Warehosse, Albaaplace, Blackfriertahridge; and also at their Manufactory at Ravenbead, near Prescot, Lan cashire, where Orders for the Country may be executed, by addressing Litters to Mr. William Foster. The Compaq lake (rave to state, that th;ir stork is of a stapes ior quality and brilliancy, and consists of as elegant assortment of Pier and Chimney Glasses, from the smallest dimensions m 142 inches in lcugth by 72 iaches iis wealth ; alms CUIP/C2 Mirrors, from 12 to 36 inches diameter; and Plates of various dimensions for Winslow., Skylights, Coaches, Ship Usher, Lanterns for Halls, Light Maws, Atc.; said that, I. consequence of the late redaction of duty, the Compasy have reduced their prices TWO SHIL LINGS AND NINE PENCE per foot superfitial. From the very gnat improvements that have taken plaice is this blanofactury, since the incorparation of the Com pany in the year 1713, it is acknowledged that the Com pauy's Plates are (sr superior to any others maeufactered to Europe. TIE Public are respectfully informed DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS may be had war ranted truly genuine, as in the Doctor's life-time, t 5.9.1. the Qua, or Six Boxes, Me at 44, Dran.striet, Sotto (a private house, opposite Little Dean-street), of 11. PERRIN, (1 1 ,.. mist, who is the only region that ever prepared them for Dr. James, during his life-time, and for his (Amity, II mouths after his deeeaae.—Wbere also may he had, site ce lebrated FEVER POWDER, warranted equally pismire, the packet.—The above valuable 31ediciiies may be had at reduced prices, prepared with the choicest drop, by B. Jterriy equal, if sot suptuLtr to any other is Louden. ItICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK. Nod CO. respectfully acquittal the Peblir, that the STATE LOTTERY of 10,000 Tickets, with a Chance of Eigkit Prises of 20,0001. Money asol Consuls besides other Cara sets, sod the lowest Prizes 161. in she united Scheme, c,w. isionag all the Prizes bele...ging to two distinct Lotteries of 10,000 Tickets each, will begin Drawing the Otto November; Second Day, 91h December, 1819. As the Lottery will be drawn is Classes, Puncheons may have the choice of soy Two Tick‘i• of she saute fate, by which, if fortunate, they may obtains upwards of 40,0110 L Money and Consols. Tickets and Shares are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK, and CO. at their Offices, Bas.k.berildings, COMM II ; snafu-nig the Gate of she King's-mews, Charing. cruse; who sold, last Lottery, No. 710, a Prim of 36,0001. Coastal,. Schemes gratis. HAZA It D aml CO. Stock Brokers (established a Centery),oold its Share* FOCIt PRIZESof 30.000 i. i■ the tiro last Lottery Coistracts ! besides other Prises sapuot. tce. &e. HAZARD sod CO. ►espectfully rerommend the New Lot tery, to cumstrac► on LORD MAYOR'S DAY, Novem ber 9, whets the 5,000 Tickets now un Sale will be drawn, which are sore to ulissin at least TWO of the EIGHT TWENTY THOUSANDS, Money and Consols, contsiaed is the Two United Wiles ies of 10,900 Tickets each. Lowest Print 16/. IV Tau Tickets o f toe same Fate may he obtained, sad Favourite member. primareit on early auplit•tiots. HAZARD awl Co.'s (Micro, 93, South Gate of the Royal Exchange; 46, Coritlitil; anti 3Z4. Oxford-street, curlier of Sualluw•aireet ; where Schemes, explaioing every particular, may be bad gratis. bivt DEN IS. IT NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE. End IT in all prubahility never will again, that Adventurers had the chance of gaining all she Capital Frisco of TWO LOTTERIES by the Purchase of Tickets its ONE. This la the ease at preseui : Parchasers before the First Day of Drawing (LORD MAYOR'S DAY) THE oth NOVEMBER Of Tickets and Shares in the present Lottery, of 10,000 Tickets, have a chance of all the Prizes of Two Lotteries, commuting 20,009 Tickets, suit with a certaiuly of gallants ' , ova Prizu• of 20,9001. nosy esia EIGHT PltlZEti of .fio,ooo. This would of itself be a inefficient inducement to early Purchasers, but lb* Seheme contains's many more wio. meartattuy restarts, the iespectims of which is respectfully solicited at the old nod fortunate Offtess of T. 51511, Stuck. Broker, 4,Corabill ; and 9, Charing-wroos; WWI. Tickets and Shares arc sow on sale inn great variety of Numbers. •.• The Prices of Stocks ars sated. hourly, against BMWs Ofict, in Conduit, by which tM Pobin can see the fluctuations. War•Qffics, Oeieber 21, TOW. Reginneot of D•agooat--Corwet Amplenu William Hey. nom tube lienlesiral,by purchase, rice %falter, who ro. Ines—dated Ocioher 14, 1819 William Blanc, Gaut. to be Comet, by purcbaite, rice Mi.. . . MRII.--thit'll RV ANAT. . . . . Ed IR.itnnent of I.ight Draroona—Brevet 31 , j0r Charles Minor.' to be Nl.j..r, by purringly., vice Davenport, who cc. , . . tired—dated as ;hove. . , Lieutenant George Lloyd to be Copialn of a Troop, by !m -ow, vice Misted—dated as iiboee, orgies inhonrowis Finch to be liiittesant, by purchase, . ♦ice Lloyd—dated as shove. . . . John Sure, Gent. to by Corset, by purchase, vice Finch— .-. . . dated of above. . . 19111 ditto—Curnel Graeae Dull' to he Lieutenant, by pur- c1p..., owe Buffos., whip mime—elated all ahrsve. Hun. George Herrry to I* Cornet, without purchase, vice Duff—sister! as ainive. 424 ditto—Lieutenant Henry Dwyer to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, rice Paterson, prionsite4—Jated as above. Cornet Edward John Manley In he Lieutenant, by pur. chew, vice Dwyer—dated as above. John Benicia, GI nt. to be Cornet, by purehase—vice may—data(' as above. 24th ditto—John Barrun, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Roche, promoted—dated as above. Colds., earn Regiment of Foul Goarda--Captais Mark Bees. fuy, from half•pay fifth* Regiment, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Bissaeout Lard Nathan, aka cacksure-- dated as above. 2d Rryinieut of Foot—lieutenaist Juba soon, from half pay 58th Foot. to he Lieutiraasit, vice Jobs Maawell who imehisies--dated as above. 12th ditto—Captain Robert Betteridae, from the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gay, wise racbatips— dated ea above. 46th ditto—Assistaaf-Saracon Robert Aedrew 111 , 81wal, from Issitpyy 38th Foot, to be Assistant4terpeos, via Hood, appoiated to the sails Foot—dated as shove. 82d Foot—Captaiu Edward Fox Fila-41ersid, from half-pay 3d Oragooas, to he Captain of a Company, wilbont pur chase, vice Remelt, hypointed le the 12th Light Dra- suunis-•dated es ebotre, b7th ditto—Bre•rl Major Hector M'Lalae to be Major, by pardoner, •ice Carey. piunsoleol—dated as above. Limiteasul Peter Maids...mall to be Captain ofaCumpany, by purchase, vier 10•Laine—dated as above. Sigll . James Duic to be Liesteaant, by purchase, vice Macdougall—dated as above. Henry Slysdforth, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, view Doig —dated as abure. 67111diito--Captain George Rlancha►d Gray. roans the lIIh Foot, t.. be Caption of a Conspaay, sure &Herolgo, who arbang.rdatril as above. 76th ditto—Lit airman. Juba Clarke to be Captain of a CORI_ petty, by rutekaar, vice Raskin, whit retires-dated as above. 810 ditto—Ensign Williams *Donald, from half-pay of the 34th Foot, to be Ensign, vier Charles Irviwe, who ex- changes, receiving the differeitee--dased Sept. 30, 1819. ElSoh ditto—Captain Francis Jacksuo, from half-pay 37th Foot, to be Capt•ia of a Company, vice Charles I:chew, who exchanges, rceriviog the differenee--dated October 14. 1819. 86th ditto—A oo iss ant-Surgeon Stuatiel Hood, from the 46th Foot, Its be Assistatti-Sutgette, vice R.ll, deceased—dazed av shove. 88th ditto— Ensign David infinite, from half pay 12th Foot, to be Ensign, vice John Hickson, who exelringes, revels. lag the ditierestee—dated Sept 30, 1819. Comatissious in the Prince Regent's Cheshire Volunteer Lesiva, signed by Ilia Lord Defilement of the County of Chester. Strethill Wright, Esq. to be Major.Commaudant—dated September 2'6,1819. To b.: Captains—John Holland, Esq.; Joshua Cragg, F-sq ; James Potter, Esq ; and Julia Ihnsiville, Esq.—all dated av above. To be Lieutenants—Samuel Hanky, Gent. ; William Obeli, Gent.; William Deals, Gem and Robert Browne, Gent. —an dated above. To be Ensign.—flornaa Hooky, Gent.; Williams iTrlglitt, Gent. ; Joshua Hume, Gent.; sod John Dour, Gesst.—all dated as above. William llitliagliam, Geol. to be Sorgeoo--dated as above. Cestirsiesiene signed by the lord Lteatteiseat of the Cetiedy of Cambridge. To be Deputy-Lieutenants fur the isle Ely—William Mat lock, sea. Esq.; and Tlrmas Graver, dated Scpteolbct 7, 1819. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jubn Folder, of Savage.gardeft, Tufty-bill, Londe., osereftot. BANKRUPTS. George Ringley, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, milliner, la suireeider, October 66, at eleven, November 11, at twelve, and December 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. Astor. ury, Mr. Richardson, Goldess-aquare. Christopher Rack, of San-yard, East Smithfield, Middle. vex, victualler, lei surrender, October 26, November 4, ■t ten, and 1/riremlwr 4, at eleven, at Gaildla4, Loudon. At torney, Mr. Birkett, Cluak-hue. George Frauds, Isle of Albany New-road, Camberwell, Slurry, but now of Princes-street, Ribavirin' lie, Sorrev. Isiah provision merchant, to surrende►, Ocsidwr 30, November 6, ■ud December 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Astor. ney, Mr. Pollock, Basingball-street. Thomas Snell, James Rowley, and Charles Gadilrrer, tale of Mill-wall, Usurious's?, Middlesex, and of Crotclied-frises, Luudou, timbrr.merelsauts, to sr...ruder, OHM*, 30, Nr welsher 6, awl Lrermber 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. lenity, Mr. Holt. Tfirratiorrttlle-strtet. George Jnlrsisoa, of Bristul, engraver, to surrender, tobtr AS, November 4, sod pret saber 4, at eleven, at the Whits Lion luu, Bristol. Auteuil*, Mesons. Price, Wit. limns, and Whitt, Lira/ lua, Luaduo mod Air. Bruror, Bristol. Joseph Brown, late of Aber, Glamorgan, rder-tortma visfseturer, to surreader,_Novturber, 4, 5. awl Dreendwr 4, at rhyme, at the Cardiff Arms •Ise, Cardiff. Ammer's, Mr. Ward, Cardiff; and Masan. Price, Williams, sad White, Lismolu's lan, Libation. Isaac Hitch•s, of Kiddermimrter, Wormier, routers pier, to serriader, November 15, at five, 16 , s ad ()teem isrr 4, at twelve, at the Whits Bart ism, Hartkbary. At- Nwrrraher 4. G. North, of Ureckauch, carrier, •t twelve, at GushdhaU l lArsalur. . • _ . lb camber 11. VI. Pear/, of Northanspion-street, Clerkes well, Mid.ilvarii, printer, at toil's, at London. November 13 K. Cullers anti). Pears, ulTbrapasile, Loudon, fietors, at cone, at November 13. J. Rim, late of Wapping, 31illlesex, cons- non brewer, at lets, 31 011111 hall, London. November 16. T. Maris, of Liverpool, mastermiariner, at user, at obi. Grorge loin, Liverpool. 1/reetober 13. J Satindero, of Ridgeway-crow., Cradles, Hrref oil. grocer, at elevru, at CIO Star sail Garter tan, Worceserc Noirrieber 13. R. 114onister, of Attionfibury, Ya.rlr, woollen elud-m■nsfaclurer, el cleveo, it the Pack Horse Its., Hudak...llod. Novo tuber 13 J. Owen mad H. 1) Owes, of St. Helens, Bi- Loadeu, merchant', it Melte, at Citohl- hall. Nuveniber 13..1. St. iris.. of Attain-Friars, London, ship owner, at ltarlae, al Guildhall. Novena:err 13. J. E. Shim., of Fleet-street, London, boot maker, at I +rive. at 1;60.14811. November 13. T. Marsden, Den. of ibeCnrtaiii.road, Middle sex, hiniie-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. London. ()ember 30. .1 Nse, of Taub. idge, Kent, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall. Lots;li.M. Nnvember 16. W. G. Williams, of Throgatortoweireel, London, 'met iumeer, al Isetre,al Guildhall. November 20. G. Souther'', late of Streatham, Surrey, baker, at ten,st Loodun. November 20. G. Gardiner, of St. John-street, 81iddlesez, iromounger, at one, at Guildhall, London. November 16. 8. M. Itesbesau, late of Tirruohret.blite, c aw . mow-street. hoodoo, merehaut, bat two a Primmer la Wi spier Committer at eleven, at Guildhall. November 16. I : . While, jos. and J. D. Labbrea, of Great Wisechester.strert, Loudon, wiercliaata, at u•e, at Gait- ball. Marrs!'her 16. J. Hamper, of High street, Southwark, Stir rey, hosier, at twelve, at Guildhall. Loudon. November 16 G. M. Tharkle, of New-stiert-sqoare, Fret ter. lan►, London, win...merchant and sword-cutler; sad of Fleet-orei 1 , Loudon, fishmonger, at sue, at Guildhall. N,,,, egs b rs 16..1 Ducker, of Great Resell.: ret, Coyest gardru, Middlesex, victualler, at oar, at Guildhall, Loudon. November 90. B. Adams mad F.. Adams. of Backlerskard, Swethamoloo, ship.lntihiews, at tea. as Guildhall, ('.ado.. November la J V. Bridges., of Taoist...eh. Daum, womey arramar, at elem.., at Guildhall, 1.410410111. Marimba 15. M. 3. Gowlaisil. of Whatley, York, porter. otertionrs, At clean, at the Bl.ck Swats law. York. November 10. R Davies. of New Boted-sireet, awl of Oa. ford-street, Sliddleatz, tallow-anion* r, at our, at Guild- hall, London. November 13. J. Seaton, J. Brook, J. F. Seaton, R. Seaton, and G. C. deat'n,uf Hadder.field, bankers, et eleven, at the Wounman Inn, Wakefield. November 13. T. Farley, non or late of Slaiibwaite, Hod. der./rkl, donllen rurd•manufacterer, at eleven, at Ike Park Horse Inv, llnddervfield. November 18. W. Cbandb , !, lapse and G. Rawalums, of Lei cester, hosiers, at eleven, at Ihr Saraceu's Grad Wm, Lei- cotter. Nemobee 16. T. Scott, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, at the George lun, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES —NovimistA 13. C. Givlrick, roar or tate of &Marl, dealer.—G Sp ier. late of Hounarion, Hackney, Mohliesi x, dealer.—H. Wick war sad J. Wu: hoar, of Conitropt-tailla, Nes bury, Barka, paper rsakers —dl. Wright, of Brotol, suarmaker.—C. Mail... of Wake Gehl, York. grocer.—K. Buott, of Ariiikry-place, Vomitory- gloms, JLddtrrrx, utrachant.-11. Rimingion, of Chatham. ken!, groerr.—T. %Vowels, of Plymouth, huot maker.--A Read, late of Loner Grusvesor-suers, Seim George, lianuver•mionre. arise-meachasit.—W. Militia, jute. of Bishop Sturtford, Hertford, malt. factur.—. G. Mama, of Silver.airert, Wood-street, Lotaluo, mime inamfacturev.—ll. Ruff, of Cheltesbant,Glinaceirtcr, book seller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Pearl's, T. D3rimis, and T. W. lirtherinittoa, of Wimil-sirret, Spitslfirods, silk manufaeturers, June 24, 1819. —G. titration, T. Weston, and J. Rum"ll, of Picketi.sirrri, Temple-Bar, iruumuitros, °ember 30, 1819 —J. Ilrodry sad J. 111.-atheose, of N ' ra , st reel, Saint 81411 ilea.- I MP. Illidelktics, relaters, Gclubrr 40, 1819.—5. Studding and W. Bohn., of Soul► A ailley•sirrrt, St. Crude, Hanover-square, Middlesex. coach and haulms-makers, Jane 24, 1818.—J. Raturluillints, juu. J. H. Baveratuelt, mad W. biol. of Windsor, brreters, 0. iuhrr 10,1819 —O. Futter and J. Hill, of Aldrrmatsbury, Loaden, Blackwell Heflin( loss. Oclulwr 21, 1819—W. Hughes and J. Nicholson, of Sisom.6.llls, Hersitoodory, dyers, August 31,1819 —J. Mao re sad J, Ay of 1. lersirr. place, Leier►ter.srlaarr, 811..dirma, ta l kie, * Octub , r 23, 1819 —N. Jarman and 12. Jums, street, Blatkirell-Hall-factois, July 8, 1819. PRICE. 411: SUGAR. Tit, ermey price of Bolan ur Muscovado Sugar, Call posies Gum the Returns made in tar reek ending the ZOth day of Desub.r, lath. is 36:. q 4. per hundred weight, rx. elusive of the Duties of Cosmos. paid or pa”ddc thereon sits she impurtatium thereof into Greet PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Conn of Englund and tVsleq, by the Quarter of Eight Wine'water Huetorts, snit of 1)81894d per beslll4 14011st.avuirrlapsine,rniala the muftis received is the week tudr.l the 16th of (hi, hrr, 1819. 1 Z Q 34 1 1. A 1 25 it. d 47 b Ch• sitar Fair hr. heti. cuurtdtr•rt.ly better &leis& ed by puieltaiwra those the last mod preeedifig one. Miti,eltetter nod S..olch guud• tare rather Itigtor in liner, mitt its greater thrtudustl man th.y w. re its July, as are Dian Shtffirld and nutues.gluirn murn f.el•rew Irish burns etc PAhug ot et. ly ilw same wives as lial railr ; but a/m.lles' cloths li.ve r sprit'. raced • trifling advance. H•ps, 800 . t.• 90..; tat- Go to 54.. ; ry prime, 94-. We have estracted from the Nortrich the requisition of the Freeholder. cl Nutf,,ik. dressed to the high Sheriff, to cell a cout t .ty ing. The bigwitures are 1:111114'101.11 rml re.peet,,.. hle. No lees Ilissi 18 Clergymen are among the subscribers : (Fenn the Nortek.: Crurfer.) • Rae insert r regaianoo fier a county meeting ry t the Maccherter huoiners, which oh. b otr a has acceded to, sn.l huts appient, Im o fir the meeting. ‘Ve wools! c. t ll the attention of the frorfolk Chronicle. Mr. St. Join., and the other sa pient declarers, to thettaneut : 11/ it ilwy wdl appended the urine , . of no Sii—tjrant Majors, S er . jeaute, Corpoettl4, Duinruerr, use., Fifirti,,, tier cis:, they point out an iiminice of the forgery of ilw wore of any, nor of the subscrther.. I,i tin...- points it differs rut.. uttaliy from ihrir Declariatior. and in another even suture tr,rotirlly, much 85 all lI'S tlisuittere,ted roispevalrtiosy f tt e camitY will be found in the siguature. to ti:i• Ur. gionition, while to ibeir Declaration 'ramify e mime is attached ti whore owner some cootetopiihti• view may not be traced for joining to so ititailiat In sitempt to smother inquiry into one of she tio)et 'rill nets that ever don rived • esuuttorv. TO THE HIGH SHERIFF OF THECOUNTY OF L az 2. d• a el •. d 06 0 ♦3 4 38 ...: 12 t i ; ca E u , ca . Q fp , - - - 8. d a. d a. 4. 1&O 5 26 7 - NORFOLK. We, the noilersivord, rosiness you to call a myetisse of the enmity, fur the purp.•se of catalog into cummirret.ve. transactions which ■ofortuuattly took plat sit - us sloe Mils of August last, end which har.! Vsed the pub t.; mind with anxiety and alarm. It is far from tonr wish t prejedge the conduct either of she Slagiitrates or she nt:l.• Lary on that lamesstahle ottaiion; hut re concoctse that ow • thing short of a solemn end immediate inquiry mailmen by Parliament, ran either elicit a justification of tho.e proves.- imps satisfactory to the station, if justiflghlr thry ►4atl prove to have been, or give adrquate security fur the (attire, if the Constitution shall be Loud Su have been ululated. 20th October. Norfolk, E.M. . N. Ff;rkt►thwahq A lbeiwai le, T. W (eke, bury, S. T. Sot hweli, Amos, R P..1.01rd!, George IValpotr, 1.. 6. pp• I, Williams Fitzroy, (7. It. Priv, T. B. Leeward, N W. R. Cullman, Thoreau Remo., R. P. Jodrell, jou. John Molecule, Aathwy 1ia3b041,1. &r. Jct. &E. in pursuance of the above Requisition 1 Au hereby C , PI • ruse a Itlireeiag of the county of Norfolk, to be hoiden .1 the Shire-hall elf the Castle of Norwich, ens Friday, the tic.s of October inst., at twelve o'clock precisely. WM. WINDHAM DALLING, Sheriff. largos, October 21. rAuivroN MIcH4I Llf43 StasioNS. The Sessions for Sontersebhire commenced on Monday. Ott Tuesday Sir J. P. Arland. Hart. presided on the Crown Side, and W. Li/laws:oli, Esq. M.P. in the Nisi Prius Court. The Grand Jury hewing beets sworn ► they were addressed by the Chairman, who meted the slits-- faction of the Court in seeing so respectable no assembly. holding as the persons curtilinsing it the place between the Crown and the perride, t the administration of justice. Sir Juin, then in... ceetled to address the Jury on the crimes 1.k.1y to he subruittrrd to their notice; and took occaetues to make some forcible allus'oins to the peculiar leas lures of the times. "Should it appear," said be, " that seditious opinions hnl ken ywoesiskatedoor blasphemous publicaiman uttered tontine the Notice of soy of the Grand Jury, teildiiig to alitulte i lie people hum their God and their ruouiry, to prumuie breach.. of Ilse peace and dk moralise society ; it h. came- au imperative duty that on any bill fur such off.nee 1.. big ..I to the consiskration of the Grand Ju.y. to beidew is. at this crafts its particular, the must dispassionate anal serious higairy. It is tree se are happily (wow at pr. scot, in this district of the kingdom, fruits the of .u. L chiefs, but wire we see our arighlwar's house on 6.e, we ought by activity and timely vigilance, to p I it. Ilsaw• spreading to oar wan habilatius. It nail by persons vt ii..' description spoke's of, that the atrocities which bad uccuir..l is soother coaatry, and which had ailed every hewn howsrt suits horror, had been ',tessellated. Wherever such ao ou. happy ialltsence is fauna is pervade she human mind, die bends of society must became dissolved, sod blood said U..- ..dation must eremite ha a country containinated by wt Is fatal errors. Without religion, the social euilipiti luu.rs di limiest cement, 11w charities of life become deasksiesl, 1...1 terror and distrust usurp the public path, and iuudt ti e r private recesses of society. For these reasons the Gentle men of the Grated Jail. were (Wrested, on ret writing I. th. it respective homes, to exercise a vigilante so pes •isiusi oar. the probable sources of public delinquesicy. It was Ib. Sr ...I.', to circulate the imprismions which bad occurred to Mini ois this subject is their iieighboeshowl, and " it is my dot'," said des worthy Chaining', " by einamaisieetine Lwow prank's, since no man can tell bow twar tin .ilier world Le may be, to discbarvesdhe claims of say 1.11111.14 in 01•1 any, that, when called to the bar vilstre my conduct will le by the Eternal Judee, it may not be limed int-tallish ist anti a hope of ultimate bappinem." Notwithstanding the °prolog of the two Coup's. the bullion+ of the SelllO.o. Yaws ehl f sw i g i l b I ms tv that it was not expected in 1w corselsseled till Sato, clay evening. These er.e tl7 prionwsra sou the 4: 4. letidar ; the followirrg hail taken 'brit trials up to Thursday ii!terisoni.:-.- SRVILII Traits Teaser lON SrOltiti Food, Cos stealing three FAIWaI hotter and Jul.,, P. hit stealiug Iwo gold seals, by Ix. aktug a pant foss. it.. sews window of Mr. M1.411e, Clihri II le re I. a, . r W. 1.. N a. ii." 1.14 5- of dorm above 17 tors of ace, 1.1 .1 1. 1 bowery, amities , during their whole trial—Bolo. se. the son of a once einisseat clothier in Fronk, a :to Inc miss. a batik, apt through the failure of a great Lund... which reverse its lan cirttimstancts had such as st us. Ihr poor mass, that be died broken hearted %Fattens a ta.in. - osionth.) lIIPRISONIINNT. Two Veers —Jame, Marsh to/n.11.111.4 by T. Chit set hack, Esq.), for haw mg in Ins counterfeit 'holing/1 4 0ml 403 tamottrleit six/. EispAteat Mumas.—Wallsam Ilaskiva, os. 'withal' tee Twelve mentiki—Jule Qaywell , (Or rteillatig docks a... 1 fowls (roan Mr. Hussipiney Desk, of J 6..4 Walker Wks alias smith, alias 11... e), Pulower), for stealing a silver spools LYm Mi.. A.a s td, White Liao. [He pleaded amity, awl eaprii..ad a rill. to be (reimported. He was • MOO of very wiser, s.pp. 4.4.1014 ituout twisty Ike yews of age, and it sprees. hut /wig Mn. is the practice of stealing from isiiik.epirs am ) t..iite molders that 611 In his say. He wain be •as • sluuiut ny professions. sod that his father ••• a 11140..traie lieffireAs.—Jacvb fut stealing au Mai;