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kurit-,et2) A a egit opal u 0 NUMBER 5027. KING'S THEATRE, Luii: 1910. r P. Nuhititc. 41-alry, ro:.:• tit the Opera, and the Pithier are inm.l reswe ti,,c, i n f orm ed. that this Theatre WILL OPEN uu SATURDAY NEXT, the 93d of January. The follo FOß wing Performers are engaged: THE OPERA. Nladsoir Georgi Belli/chi, Signor Pitted, Sizoor Romero (their first appearance iu this country), Signor Gairia, Sig nor Anibro..;:tii, Signora Curai, Signor Angriartni, Signor S c ree, Signer Righi, Signora Mori, Signora Hughes:, Sig nor Di Giovanni. Signor Dertilk. ttsr. &r. Director of the Orchestra, Sign'. Spireniuletti. Com poser, and at the Piano-Forte, Signor Seappa. Purl, Signor FOR THE BALLET. Monsieur Arbille, Mademoiselle Le Fehre, Mademoiselle M iu lemosselle EWA& Fare, (their first simrarance emintrs), Women' , Baptiste, Mademoiselle MI 11011411111 C. Vrstris, 31.111P1Prir T1.1111411111t. Ma.lemoiarllr r. Mademoiselle Narrsioe, Wowiir Boordin, Vold, Monsieur Buttgerard, Madame Le Febte, &e. . Ballet Muter, Moniker ..irataillet. Loader a the NT.. Ireland. Principal Seene Paintir, Moirirtir Zara. Maitre do la Garderube, &nor blaze Msua4tx, Mr Kelly. Deputy, Signor Di Ginv•icii Bankers. Alriwrs Birch end Chandwr, No- 160. New B u id-street, wlirrr Subscriptions fur boxes are to he re ((in d as breetaforr Every attention bas been paid to the Poxes, and to the *Ri ni au of the know griirrally, which it is hoped will our with the appiobaiiiin of the Subscribers and the Applications fur Boxes and 'Pirko.' Sir the Season, are requested to be made as early as possible at the Office of tle Tnestre, where attendance is given as usual. front Ten Pour every Day (Suaelsys excepted). neat Rex' THE ITRE.HOTAL, DRURY-LANE TWENTY-THIRD NIGHT of the NEW TRAGEDY. 1315 FVENING„ SIONDAY, January IR. t his 112j.sly's Semmes will perform (for dos 23d • New Iliatorical Trogrdy. entitled BRUTUS OR, THE. FALL OF TAROITIK. LPtirtr ialms•, Mr Kraal ; Titus Mr. Fh.her ; Mr. H Kertsbk ; Arun*, Mr Prnln•: Claudius, :11r. Cuireory; Collatissup, Mr Benguisch ; VArre.p., Mr. Ild'htsul; Lureelies, Mr Mr. Yarould. Tapir, MCC Clever; T:.tiptiota, Th. V. irr.l ; Ltletrll3, Nn 11.shinres.; P►itsics- ..1 Rhea: T. mple, 11u.. MP''. tru In Art 1 the Proem:tuft 61 Toquiuiat to the Tempt:: of Furtour. • - -•- Afu r •bich w.ll he performed, for the 11th time (what the 31..eaKer think. he it ..titled to call) a new Comte NU tominie, under the iitk of *I lIE SILVER ARIVYV ; OR, IRI.EQCIN AND THE FAIRY PAR , R ANON, P, • .med (afterwards Harltoolo). Mr E. Yarn ; Few uitt (afterwards Plantalaks). Mr ; Nat 11.4 ., • ^ tts Clow.), Mr. M a retand. Priner.a Non. runnitiar r • r•oleasbino. with a Solo I.n the Fla geolet), 214.1 ry. -, gannet, 311.4 Cooke. Rose., Ss ; •t l'•', 3.; Mr ...d Price, 2s. —Lome. Gallery, 25.; heo.l'i P. le", —uPP•Tllallefy; ; Serond Prier, fbi• ume „, pb,,,,ito he l•keti of lie Rotlwe:l, at the Rn t.ind,.. a 'h. ibe.fre, .GAI tall Four; may be ha' „ ir e we . ties nightly let,„ ..w TrJr.ly of &On., and the new eno.ic Panto. mime of The Silver Arrow, a ill be acted ....y b.enntg till tariht r r it ire 'Mr 10th reprekotation of the new Dramatic Romanre of Uod•len Field, will he duly announced. VII E TER-ROY AL. COVENT-GA 14'11E N. T . EVENING. MONDAY. Jztatiory 18, gill be teak the Tragedy of JANE SHORE. Dokeof Meilen Mr. Errt•too ; Lard Hastinr, ltr Toting; imam". M r ih icres d y ! Selma►, Mr. Clorroiout. Alit 13, Ilumerrilla; jrro Shure, Miss O'Neill. To whirl' oil/ fa ridded (file the 20th time;, a New Grautl rooltooime. callrd BARLEQUIN MLINCII A USEN OR, THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. 11; „,oting real , facts recorded by that eeiebrateJ traveller Barun Mllll/(11.411C011 &Iron allunchataren, Mr. Sim ttttt as ; Hart. quilt. Mr. Heath ; elir Hitaro Frosttros (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman; My land Humpy.Darody (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ; Vulcan, Mr. Cotner. Signora Fragrantis (afterwards Colum bine), Miss F Dennett. In the gnome of the Pantomime, • Pas de TrOiP, by the Miss Desuetis. Buses, 7s. Second Price, 3s. &l —Pit, 31. Ad. Second n ice . D E —Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Price, h pper Gallery, Is. Second Price, 6d. Plates for the Boxes to be ashen of Mr. Brandon, at the Rox.offire, Hart-street, from Tru till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Wi1111411.1, at She Box office. 'The new Grand Pantomime will be repeated every Evening. n-morrow, the Comedy of She Sloops to Conquer. lht Weilaresilay, the Opera of Rub Roy 31acgregua Diana Vernon, bliss Stephens. the Comedy of The Clandestine Marriage. 41,1 Friday, the Comedy or The Soldier's Daeghler. hat•relay, Guy Manaeriwg; or, 'Flu Gipsy's Prophecy. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. PRESENT MONDAY, Imo 4ry I mud Eveniiigs, will he prevented. fur the fith Hair, nn entirely neer Comte Ballet, poi.til by Mr. Girona, 4 , -.4 11, .1 HEADS AND BLOCKHEADS. Dead. M,. Giroux; Abbe. Mr. ‘l'yall ; Maclaine Mrs. Ilkethit; Mariutite, Mib/ 31,.. %win. 1 -I of the Ballet OM tont) a It t oanjoic raf,d,, m I:ona.ore, in three neer, taken fruw 1% alter Scott'. Ede- Lated T.le, entitled TIJI iI EAItT OF MID-LOTHIAN; O. Tit E LILY OF FT LEONARD'S. Doke of Argyle, Mr T. P. Cooke; the Laird of I nrbu•dikes, 311. Forwillians ; oitaustow, Mr. Waikias ; Mr. Fawcett; David Desna, Mr. Clifford; Roller, Mr. I;nmer-y ; Ratcliffe, Mr. Ridgway. 4 of C:talrod, Mn.s [Melon ; lady Sti , %v. Bryan; padre ‘Vilelds r, Mrs. Egeitou ; Fie Deanr, Mrs. Hero; :rule Deans, Miss Taylor. To which will 1w added (11th time), a new Borlil la Specta. de, in three Acts, (rum a must interesting LifiCfll Tale, railed AZI%J; OR, AVA NTS AND SOPERFCIATIES. P.M, 4..—Pd, 2..—Gal'cry, la.—Hall-price at Ralf-vet Doftre to he openc , l at Half-past FIVP.—To &lilt at flail sta.—.llle Prrrn mantes to catielutl.• brfur. Elevrol. Brava for thr !foam to be taken al the Theatre. of Hr. e'trwr (s.l •Irtm Free Admirshina may be ruck:aril, a n d Ptt►ale Box ruined inzlitly); and fur the aceuinmuilat ion tittnilita ..t that end of ihr town, at the Burrau de hpir- Le:r. Western• Ex. haute, Bund-street. Tv-iour....v, the favourite Meki.ilrAma of The Reprobate. Oa Wed....lay, Scraps ; or. The Valiance Thraire. Its Thrr►ttsy, the r.pular Easters Tale, called Asia; or, Cads awl supt i flu it ice. Xsay Nureltita are in preparation. FRENCH LAMPS, WITH ItlpittwEl) SPIRAL BURNERS. PATENT AND FRENCH LAMP WAREHOCSE, N... 12, ludgate.street, St Paul's (Established Thirty five Year►). ir A PPLE WN hrgs leave to inform hi. OP • Friends and the Public in general, that lie has now on sate a large assortment of she much.adisdrist and im pioied ONE, TWO, and THREE -LIGHT PATENT LA MPS, which are at tins lime so much in use fur lighting H4llll, Staircases, Dining-rooms, Drawing.ruoins, Counting houses., Ranking-houses, PuMir-offices, Churches, Clunwls, Battaion's, Public Places, acc. where a brilliant light is required An Assortment of the most improved FRENCH LAMPS, in brass, brueso, or japan. Grecian Lamps, Lustre., Giro's doles, and Chimney-piece Ornaments, of the newest Pat terns, and on the lowra terms, for ready money. Fanlight, Dour, Street, mid every other description of Lumps and Lanterns, made and fixed up.—Carriage, Gig, ■ad Mailcoarli Lamps. Retail and tor Expmlation. Paula end Illumination Lamps to Lel. for Halls, Routs, Ammo &e Lampe repaired, cleaned, a n d lacquered. Sparnaceti 1)11 fur Patent and oilier Lamps; Lamp Cot finis and Glas-cs Ser.st:tug Pipes mask a n d fitted up in town and country, Nit conseipirsice 01 . a large Factory in ilw Lamp Line having tlisaolvetl iimituerthip, J. A. bats I lit areal purl of the Stork on yea y lute term•, which has emshled him to uffrr One, 7v°, anal Thrce•light lAmpA Vent bargains; also One, Two, null Three•hght Greciau Limy. very Itisv, wholesale, wail, expoalatiou. Jost pithlislied, translated from the German, 11.1 I(: II QIJ AIM El, A. , h the POPE. or Re ." formation in the Catholic Chinch of Germany, and the Downfall of Papal Authority; detailed 111 a Correspond ence between the C tof home and Baron Von Irrssett lwrie, Bishop of Con stancy; and an Introduction, written expressly for this Translation by the Altorocy-General to the King of Bavaria Price Ss (id. its boards. Snit al Mr. itelterntann'a. - 101, Strand; an may he had of all the Suokaellers in the United Kingdom. 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GWOOD'S ECONOMICAL PATENT • KITCHEN RANGE, 247, Tottuntowin-cmict.rciarl, bi.twern Redford-street mud Great RiwiellAtreet, of which it is only necessary to state, that as it has nu doe round the oven and boiler. it ronoequently supersedes the difficulties and inconvessiemo, ai hong from those that have them, namely, the prrcarimionias of 6awtr, dm danger of ullstrocs don n, like tar difficulty of monoging the immense consumption foci, &e dm The great encoornxement They love mrt with la seers years prove their supriiority NA. Arc mode from a size tub Fun a Cottage to a Man sion, and can he taken to pieces fin the purpose of carriage, or to stud in lice country. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, MR. NESTS EXHIBITION. . , • T _l. HE GRF,AT PICTITHE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL amid EARNABAS receiving the GENTILEs, the RItAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCIFIXION .11 . OUR SAVIOUR, with other PIC— TURES add SKETCHES, nre now Exhiltsiing under the immediate Patrmaige of his Royal Ilichnevii the PRINCE REGENT, at Ni'. Mt, 1 2 411-Mall, 'tear Cirltion.Huune, every day ft OM Teo till sheik. By Order, • CHARLES SMART, Seeretary. This day is published. detliestel ti) the Right Bon. the Lot of Caertar..on, MON TA LT() ; or, 'rhe /4,4111 1..; uveiled ; Poem. in Tiro Cantos. By THOM AS MACCART . Pnhli.hrd and told by W Reyo kforol-street ; •nd sold by Taylor and Hersey, P , and EAinghen) Wilson, Royal Exchange. A NATIONAL WORE Jost puhlisbril. in one thick octavo solarise, 12s. ASI I VI I S A it 11 AL STAARNI ENT (W PROCEEDINGS reseeded with the Ogres, and Resole ..f the LATE ELECTIONS: to ',bleb ii afliki Tsbl , , oolong every Cb3riee of Members, s o d the Clocia4 Nerahres of the cealested Pulls wiselever they could be olsisiocd This fork is intended as Reco..l 4,f the Priii. 1.111111 , 11 lIVOWea 111 the Speeches and 178raolsoa nf the variou• C,morlidates ; perpetnating a Test whoreby t o estimate compare Ibrir piciiieitt 'profession.. So elb•BiOrrsplot st No vices . itre Rik!. if. may enable the t ountty In form a judg ment of the 1141i:eau likely is purist:sae • se BIC liar Douse of ('omm..ins. London: Vtlltleti *Pr itiriars. Monne!: and iferllf•' Lif, racy Gazette Office), 267, Strand and to be bast of all Booksellers. jogt poblishrtl. The LITERARY GUI DE, for ISI9. Pfire IS N.—School and Clerical Agcpry Office. NEVER ACTED. STRAND THEATRE, TN F SANS PAREIL TH'' PRESENT MON.OAV it • tory le, and desiec she week, will lw prereawd (first lidwe), a New Srolot Caimic Harletta, called, THE HALF-PAY lAFFICER; OR, I.OVF. AND HONOUR. Principal Cliernetrra—Si. Felix Fairfax, Mr. Meredith; Fanner 1 . 1.. rid, Mr. Backliaghasn ; Captain rilaltenry, Mr. .1. Josef.. M. FAidar, Mimi Scott. After whirl. (fourth time this Staseo, 11w f n e. t wilr Ra w . Cffitile Melo-D.auta, wills New Muese. New and appro. 1n t.lr Struerr, 1)11 . ...Fri, and Drcurasiessl. railrd, THE i.01(1) OF 111 E CASTLE. I?•ioripal Charsteters—Duke rti (Lord u( tits Can. tttt th tuns), Mr. (:mits...Ll ; Imsellass flue Ti.:phrw), Mr J. Jun.,. Thrush's** !Wt's to Atkorsti), Mrs Brenrizriesier. To cbuclutle PROth tune, no entire nen Melu.drauuttio COMIC Krutoutunr„ THE FIRE GOBLIN. AND THE THREE CHARCH.II, BURN ERN! Doors open et Halt - Tao Flee, auJ begin at Half-past Six. Rusts, 4s.—Pu, iy, la.--Steuuti Price at Half pest Light. Places to be liken of Mr. Stuck, at the Box. Office of the Theatre, from Tro 8111 Four Mr. Law, Goo, Ihr 'Theatres-Royal Glonor. and New. castle, is tumid, and will shortly make his first ■ppear anre in this 'fbraite. AFRICA. This day is published to Beet. wisha Map, price 12s. rrillE TOUR OF AFRICA. Co • comrise Acruunt of all the Countries in that Quarter of the CloIm• h them.. v t apiol by Ltiropen,,,; »At the Manner , U4lll CIISIUMS of the luhaLnaut.. selected from ilia heat Authors, and art:titre , ' P. s : CATHERINE lIU fTON. Loudon : Printed fur Betuxut, Crathick, and Joy, Pater nuater-iuss. This etoy ore onblished, in Ben. prier 6.. /h' CURKEN , •E'S , IX ONITIS NI I RESIDENCE in she I'ROVINCF. of CALABRIA ULTERMRE., i■ the KINGLX)II of NAPLES, in she I'r ors 1601, 1610; rordwitiniz* Deseriptil)ll of the Country, ins a Ow Manners and Custom■ of she and 01,-.lvaiiinis uu the Conduct of the Enoch towards them, wish Instances of their Oppre..ion, At- By Lirsitroaut P. J. tirmiunsT, R N. London : Painted for r.aidwia, Craduck, and by, Piter. noster.roa. AI(ITHMI TIC, IWTH MENSURATION AM) ALGEBRA. Tbis 113, is it 12ma. price only 3e. linnwl, 4 iturii‘lETlc 1.. T 1 1 F.( Y awl PR.% C. TIC F.: in *huh eveiy E%ample is original ; and 11r (amputation rendered more easy am/ runewc. by the apollration ni Decimals including the Principles of 31010m:dons, and • concise System of Algebra ; adapted 34 ecll to the uvr of use irate Student as of Pubic semi naries. By JOHN 11ATHF-SON, Royal tichoot, Margaret -street, Cavrosslenh-equare, Author of But,k-keeping is Theory and Practice . Lc,iloa: Printed for Baldric, Cradi.o..it, :rod Joy, Prier noctre. row. . _ •‘• The recent ill+lminatiou of several hundreds of M. 11401.14 a% Lit fore a most numerous :I,u-outline at the F:eerrusous' Tavern, soffit:neatly evinced the efficacy of his System. BRUCE'S GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY. Thildayi;;abliiihed, the Fifth F:dititeu, with very eousider. able Iwpnireaituts, price 7*. 6d. 'wally bound, A N INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY IL awl ASTRONOMY by the Use of the Globes and Mali*. whirl' are added, the Coastraction of Maps, and a Table of Latitude* avid Lungituilro. By E. and I. BRUCE, Tead:els of Geography and the Mathematics. This Rork rooms:Nl:es:des the usual rontents of a School Geography. Complete Tables of all the Sea-purls of Europe, their Situatmo. lanigitiole aud Latitude, Exports, Imports. Scc —of all the Towns of England and Wales, Sr:Aland and Ireland, the Population of each, taken from the last uilieiat returns, their Satiation, Trade, distingnishing thost that send Members to Parliament. Bishopricks, dm the whole divi:ted into thrre Parts : the first, drscriptive of Geogra phy ; the 2:1, containing Problems on the Tersestrial Globe ; and the 3d, the Celestial Globe. . . - A K to lbw Work, price 2•. fill. sewer!, cootriiiiinic Answers to all the Problems in the Geography, Ac. By Jobu Blurs. London Printed fur Baldwin, eiadock, and Joy, Pater noater•row, Where may be had, in royal Ito. with the Maps outlined, price Pia half bound. or If. la. full coloured, OSLELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS; containing dis tinct Maps of all the principal States and Kingdoms through put the World, Irons the latest and best Authorities; includ ing a Map of Ancient Greece, the Rumen Empire, and Canaan us Judea: the whole currettly engraved upon thirty Plates. 'llO counteract the mousy attempts this Pre flatly made to minor. on the unwary a aparinas comocao ;astettd of th , GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a New LAW, which tielr addrear, 97. HIGH HOLBORN. se so conspieuensiy placed in the centre, that they trust an osttsutmn to this, and the difference of the type, which s like all letter press, Kull enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition BEAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, os sold in Bottles at Gut., 10, and Is. &I each ATKINSOIN'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP. IE Woeful effect- of voitiot ((((( Snaps are generally known : to notice a familiar instance, look at the hand. of a %ruffian who lies been washing ; their use invariably cause sot:glop* redness., and ultimately wrinkles; In mossy: these evils has been the object of the Proprielor of the Ausbrosial Soap, which is prepared by a new process, free from all irritating qualities, and composed of balsamic vegetable ingredients; it removes redness, hardness, and freckles from the skin, prevents it chappisoz, and makes it lusursuraly soft, white, and even. Price Is. the square ; and ',fevered with Naples Soap fur shaving, price OJ.-1 o.— and Is. 64. eseh. The following Articles are presumed to be too generally known to require etilogiurn. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, changes grey or red hair on the head or whiskers to a permanent brown ur black. Price SA —and sine guinea. . . . ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair %brie it has fallen a from Mies*, prrspiralion, or any of those cau►rs occasioning premature decay; it also keeps the hair in curl during eNITCIge in dancing or walking, or in damp weather. See various instances of its success iu au Essay rm ilea Hair, enclosed round each bottle. Price 3i. 6,1. a bottle. _ _ . ..... CAUTION —To avoid counterfeits, at.k tar Atkiiipou'd Fluid, &c. as there are several servile inntsitions. Sold by dot Prnprittor, James Atkinson. Prrfiliner. No. 41, Gerrard-street, Sohn-square, London ; nuJ by appoimmestt, by must Perfumer* and Ilair-tlressers in the lattEdtom. PhOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZET I E. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. fttio War-Infire, Jaauary 16, 1819. 605 Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Humphrey Orme, f r om the nib Light Dragoons, to be 1.11.111P1111111, Vice A 11111013114 *be exchatigeo.—Cummis.iost dated JAIIU ary 7, 1819. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lit utevinnt John Fraser to be Captain of • Troop, by puirba.r, Vint' Bruttoii, promoted—dated a. above. 11th ditto. Tn he I.Mutenantr--Cornet Hem y %binary, by piirelifise, •ice Honking, promoted in nue il7lll Foot—dated January 6, 1819; Lieutenant John 1),I ~,..y Alton:ham, Awn the 6111 Dearoinig, vice 01113 V, %OW ct.changea—dried Janis nry 7, 11119. Tu be Cornet, by purchase—Charles S. Maki, Gent. vice Signory—dated January 6, 1019. 16111 limn—Lieutenant Charles Rushed Cordon, flora tbe 2011 i Licht Dragoons, to be Allis'lent and Licuiriatial t , vice Itasca, proululed—datedianu l 9l 7 , 1819 . 4th Regiment of Foot —Eusivi W. brrbohilil %lathe's, hi be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Richardson, de ceased—doted as above. William Bellingham, Geut. to be Eosho, vice Mathews— . . . dated as a!,ove. 33d dittu—Captain William APlutyre In be M ij tr, without purchase, ♦ice entchouttii, drerased—dated ar abuse. Lieutenant Peter T. Bic - tinier to he Captain ut . a Company, •ice M•lutyre—dated as 'soave. Eindzis James Sinniners tu 1w Lientruaut, by purchase, v ice Bao Hier—dialed as above. To be Etientoos--Eseaitva Robert At matron/ ClandOnen, front balipay of the $Olll root, once Witham AuEustua to by exeloanue.—datrit January d, IN Id William Kelly, Groot. try parcic,se, v Ice Summers, pro look,-4—oiatetl January 7, 1019. 42'1 ditto—Alexandra Astken, lAN to be Payout.", vote Itunte, *lw retires—doted December tro, Intl{ 1;0110 ditto—Lieutenant L. A. Vau ItateuJurg to be Ciplaio "port Coll ph. 87th dittc-I.irottualit T. r.rrrr O'Brits, from the 8916 Foot, to b. Lieuteomit, vice Kelly, who exehauges--JateJ hinislry 7, 1819. 88th ditto--Lirotennot David Codlrr, hot* smalls) , of the 7lcl Foot, to M• Lientritaot, wire 'fhtinnei Jonas Lloyd, who tirli:infe‘, receiving toe ilitferenee—dale) am shove. Lieutenant Korth ,-, to be Adjutant, vire Milclaell, who reinytet lhr AAjulwotry only—dated 86 61p1VP. $9lll ditto—Lieutenant Valet'', Kelly, front the bill. Zen, to he Lieutenant, vice O'Brien, olio exthatigeq—dated as above. 2il West India Regiment—Captain Arehihahl APlntyre, from the 3tl West India LreimralL to he Llsitain of it COgli piny, vice John Hobart erachock, who retires upon Hie half-pay of the 3rl %Ve-i Lofts Regimeslr-ttatril saa . abusw, HOSPITAL KVA F F. To he Hospital-Assistants to the Forceit-,Hogpital-A.ttirtent floheve Howell, from hatf.piy; Hospitsl-Amoutatit R ,, bett Leslie, from half-pay ; Happital-Assisinot Jump', Steele, from half pulp; llospital.k-siwaiit Charles Wiwi, from half-tasty ; and Hielioal-Asststaut Julio Crawford, hum half-pay—all dated Vet:miter 25, 1318. Portlatvl.p.ate t Mid. It. price , u.. m•ado Sugar, torn. rite , ' from the Krtornr cetade is oorliog the 1314 ihy of Moo .ry, 1819, i. M.. td. p.'r h un dred weight, exelesier re the Datum of Customs , pan] or piyable tbereen Sc the initrurtsties therm( stile Great &Wale. --- limens OF CORN Average Priem nf,Coen o f Pangland and 91151e5, by the Qom - ler of Plight Winchester Itturheits, and Of Osamgal pe r hoilof 140Ibr. svoirJuisoise, front theneutens wetland in the issidt ended the 9th of Jsuucuy, IMO Wheat. Rye ' Rutty - Oslo. 4. s. s. 4. s. 4. re 3 55 11 193 111 35 A , Prase. Ostm.l. I Beer or. B's.t l. a. d. P. 4. 1 at. 4. 71 .4 70 5 37 11 • FORE,I4OI INT I.: LLIGAINCE. SOUTH AMERICA. (EXTRACTS rßou PRIVATE LETTERS.) SANTIMGO, AIIIGIAT 28. The sloe of our army is at present good. It has much improved in (heti pline and appearance within the last month: 1,600 cavalry, 5,500 infantry, and a large plopurtnin of good Srld artillery, is what it row wds of. We have information of tie Ovid which sailed from Cali* in %lay, with 2,500 111111p11, c%%%%%%%%%%% l.y a trIVI , ve Iwo. hotwlth'f'uolitof our Ist- impolitic measures sod inactivity, I am greatly iu hors that we shall lie able to St ..of • v.s sel or Iwo to intercept it. Is will refl. ct rlvord disgrace upon its wit kith) so. ver was a mat. wore rt:.lly wooled lbau fieurral Sao Martin. lie indeed is our ..oly wipe. Let us get him at the helm of state again, and every °slag a ill lw achieved. As 10 LIMA, nothing tau save it but the effect* of delay. VALTARAMD, UrPTEMBER 1. The Supreme Director, O'Huggins, and family, itie Secre tary or State, Irotra, and must of the ilva.l4 of Departments, have arrived. The hot), guard of his Excellency i• com posed of remarkably hoe rueu, eareeilingly well and richly dressed. The eniraoe► altaigetEu r bad • very imposiog ef fect. The Governor, Admiral Blanco, and a vast rtmeums se of people, met O'Higgins half a league ww the road, to wel come hum. Triumphal arches were elected—die rvi ~, 1,, ws of tot houses were slicasuql out wish fl Ac.—the of the fishermen were maiiiird mid &hemmed with Patriot columnar—and a royal salon. a.i. fired from the shipping hllc tulujett of the thierlor iv is, rice.l.raie the tilling lint of the flu et. I hope he troy sneered, bid have hero allowed to sail, sod this, have liken away many valwalrie hands. The ill eft; cis of this nowise ',nasal, are inealciiiable; it is nth...us. At all evt ot., is hiss prey. flied 11111' ',snug already dealt ont a deutlvidow io the Spaniards, and I sat, not lief this letter from 1.11113, which Is the pi.ice it 011;00 In it wllltell The Venttaflea frig-te , s tilting out at Callao. There are not more the 2ur 3,000 segular troupe al Lima, and let.f those are Lime/nal. thrum, could nut mushr nut.e that. 1,200, including Indians and Militia. Lima would have been orened to trade, but the Cabildo prevailed The Bittiab frigate Blowout was attache.) in the nigh , by the C01ic,,,,, au Imilepentent; she mistook the Biossunt for • Spaniard; a broadside was exchanged; five torn were killed and eight wounded on hoard the Patriot abip, The rigging of buih was ranch cut up. The climate of Valpaiaisu is only delirious; that ofChili in general is alert excellent; but much cuhkr at this taut of the year iu the vicinity of the Andes. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, J•NCARY 13. Preparations begin to be made fur the Coronation. Several carriages are in the Lands cf the workmen, and all the others are ordered. The Count de Beauharnitis, Peer of France, Knight of the Royal Order of St. Louis, Grimsl Officer of the Royal Order of the L. gioli of I lc i•otor, Grand Cross of several Orders, lather of tLr. (item.' Duchess Dowager Stephanie of Laden, do d yesterdsy at his liotol, rut des St. Peres. • Since the departure of Lord W.lhli tun trout Paris, the city has resumed all the (urns use, pus t plate, and other property. wh.c'i it had too nisised to that General and his Staff, and to time other superior officers of the Allied Sovereigus, whose apartments had been firrittslied by the coy. A letter from Segmia, of the 16th Decenitset, stairs, that at Etreros and other villages, btVel Kt men demand rations and contributioo.v, for a buds they give receipts. Among them are two Colobt;s. They wear helmets with an inscription. Tug write to all persons who have good boss. s. At a moment %%hen Freemasons are persecuted its some c ountries, the rapers tit' the North puts lish an Oft1111:111Ce of the late King of Swede.•, Charles XIII. of the , -.27th 05 alsy, 181 I, by " 1 "" le- reeogiases tile virtues that honour au fesoCfilfts;ft of which that Monarch was a member. lit tl e dispositions of this Ordinance, the Order of Fre.- masons, have in Sweden a Chapter sunder to the Os do us of Knighthood; the mi.', ttf the Order of Charles XIII. The „rotection of 11,. Majesty's successors has beets assured to it. It is thought that file next propel de lei imkent. of to the Chamber of Deputies will be relative to the Liberty of the Press. A young lady, whose countenance and manner bore a gfrOffg Midriffs( fo those frtnui. a who are st hbanglit Wale the Coma of As..zes, ap peared )esterday on the bench us the accus ed. She had been an as on a haber dasher's ahoy, and was charged by the Vett* of the ►hop with dishonesty. Lade - stile Flora, in her detente, attributed the charge to a Sludiefllfe Mod revengeful disposition, she it. v mg made seine observations i m p tier! ) oil the su es,. urr in which the mostiess of the shop halt measured Some Scotch ribbons to an Irish Ntitslesuati. 'lse Jury immediately acquitted her, and the was in stantly surrounded toy a germ slumber of ladies, who lavished their caresses on her. cuogratelatasg her ou her %ivory. a I . .it 41 e . 4 40 4 1 NI. Pii . , ....... . .... illr • o f. - , ..0,,, - '..0 ' lim , • d! ib -t. ..,..... ~ V. 4 • SOI ...111 , tr , . Ir. • -.... .: t ' • ir Ili l 'i , • • ; um./ ifj . • ii: T• 4 . . . • . 1 . 4 .4 • . - .. 1 - . ..- ..... - .• . ~ -. IP ;o r., ...w...r .j ip•.; .......•.. 1! ........ • .! . • —.._.. ..••••• fit '' . '""" -- err. 1819. „ • . A libi PRIcE gv- n-vi NI- E ......_ _ _ :ist 1 a • Crospooy, by porchs sire Jordan, • urtireo-- f,o •k-r —I Moto. ' rolauel--ti, Portlan•l.p•ace, Mid. 41.11e4 Der. mber 24. 111111 A l i Ir.t S., iroVirallt 1 • " A . MI .hit.)--44.i.rter Nixst.T ,• C01t114.11 , from the b ,1( ' 1 past of the Ketrotrot, 0 Q..3rter-Alanier. vo , Nev., Piller. OF SUGAR. i who retire. slime, Coll tory --Anted IN•c•oWitrer 15. ISIN _ - 1 The rtrerole pride of BMWS) or Theo ovado . Sugar. torn. I'AItTN F.RSH Irs DI SSO IX ED. J.Jarknon and J. A tkinson, of Clement's-lane, London, January 1, Itlln.-1; Ward and W. B. !knit, of !lie Coal change, London, coal factors, December 31, IWI9—J. H. Frolich and G. Draegerof Suirolk.strerd, Haymarket, Mid dlesex, tailors, December 31, 11818 —J. 11. thieehall, FF. M'a I ford, and C. Green, of filil Find, Middlesex, dyers, .o far as regards the said C. Green, December 31, 1818—E. Blinn and E. T Bunn, of Briinibstreet-builillnes, [miion, mer chants, January 1, 1119 —C. Laing and M. Pearev, of time-street-finale, London, merchant'', December 311, ISIS. —R. Ninon and 'l'. Gaiiishurnligh, of Friday-street, Loudon, wholesale I wen-ilea per,, einher 25,181 R I Turner and H. N. Turner, of New B 1-street, Middlesex, cabinet• inskers, Jemmy 1, IBlO.—F Kenseit and F. Faze, of Lad-lane, Laudon, Nlauchester warehousemen, January 1, 1811. PA SK RUPTS. William Flint, of the Old Uniley, London, printer, to surrender, January 26, au , and February 27, at eleven, at Atturheyv, Annuy and Coles, Lothbury, London. Joseph Clayton lemur's, late of Calberiue-street, Strand, Middlesex, dealer, to •orteadrr, J.ennary 23. 30. and Fe bruary 27, it ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Comerford, Cootholbemiet. Throzmnrton-street. Thomas Y c, of Palilinciou-edreet, St. Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, cowl o r' ~ to r rrvnder, JAssintry 19, 30, and Fe bruary .1 heeler, at Guildhall. Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Abetter, Miilt,,nk %ire. 1, Me•dminsier. _ henry Hayward, of Gr. ot a'oo tland-ntreet, !Middlesex, paper-hanger, to surrender, January 19, February 2, and 27, at ten, nt Goodollantl, London. Altoona y, Mr. Archer, Sunni ampton-strect, Hlnolusbury.square. John Hawn Wilson, jun. of Upper Belgrave.plare, Pim. lien, Middlesex, picture-d Ave, 111 Roarrentler. January 23. 28, and F. bruary 27, at el, VEIT, at Guildhall, London Attor ney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine-.tree., Paren , llll‘ , . William Lumley, of Jermyoodreet, St jame.' , ,, Middlesex, wine-mer, hant, to surrender, January 19, 21i,..,01 February 27. at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Osbaldes ton. Lo u don street, Feoseinireb-street, London. Daniel Gardiner, of ('hu.wrll-strta•t, Fatoolonry..qatare, MiJ dlese*, hatter, to surrender, January 2:1, 30, and February 27, at twelve, at Gulldball, London. Attorney, Mr. Clabm', Mark-lane, London. William Daniels, jun. of Iliihnp.Stortford, Hertford, malt factor, to surrender, January 19, 23, and February 27, at ten, at Gasildloall, London Attorneys, Mr. Makinwou, Elm court, Temple; ■nd Mr Gee, Bishop.Stortford, Herla Hubert Casey's, of St. Swit bin's -lane, I. lon, merchant, to surrender, January 19, at eleven, Fob. nary 2, and 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's court, Old Britautourret. London. Elisabeth Lush, of Shea borne, Dorset, linen-draper, to surrender, February 8,9, and 27, at eleven, at the Mermaid lint, Yeovil, Somerset. Attorney., Mesors. King and Lathan, Gray's Ina.square, Loudon; and Mr. Watts, Yeovil, Su. meratt. John Davey, of Fon'sham, Norfolk, irniimonzer, to sur reinter, January 27, 28, 21111 February 27, at tone, at the Ton tine Inn, Sheffield. Attorneys, Messrs Tilaun and Preston, Coleman-.tract, Laudon ; and Mr. Wade, Sheffield. John Power and Robert Warwick, of Fin.lviry-squarc. Middlesex, merchants, to surrender, Jean:toy 23, Frhrsiary 2, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atturtiey, Mr, Warne, Loudon. Joseph Churchill, of StAnhope.street, Clare-market, Mid dlesex, common-brewer, In surrender, January 19, 2, a n d 27, at eleven, al Col Mall, London. Astorory, Mr. Brown, London Commercial Sale.ruunis, Mincing-lame. James Jeauts Pid,ling, now of High Hothorn, but 1:111. of Highgate, Middlesex, stock, broker, to aurreuiter, Jasituity 26, February 6, and 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Guy, Croydon, and Howorif-str. , si, Strand. Samuel P 4140119, of Hanover-street, !mug-acre, Middle sex, coach-pl.iter, to surrender, Jailuary 23, au, and Fe bruary 27, at twelve, at C.iildliall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Rubins mid Hill, Serk•sit's Inn, Fleetstreet. 'William Morgan, slow sir 1:111.• B+l hll.l, s,etual'er, to our:Toiler, January IV, February 1, and 27, at Iwi be, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. King, Ser. jrmit's lou, Fleet-street, London; and Mr. Frankia, Biistul. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 23. J. Lancaster, of Mu hart's Grove, Riompton, Mid dlesex, merchant, at our, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 8. K. Cost, e, of A.tley, Lanca I, r, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Gatkell, Feb 9. R. RaMI.IINIIII, of Kitmeton.oputi-Dull, merchant, at twelve, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, iSingstutt.upou- Hull. Jan. 26. N. Lynne'', %V. Isinnell, and r. Perkins, of Chat ham, Kent. grocers, id twrlve, at Guildhall. L4).1,11.11. Filo. 13. G M. Ball, of Great Spring.street, Shadwell, auc tioneer, ■t elevro, at Guildhall, Lundou. Rh. 8. .1. Hendlain, of Sikmner-street, Loudon, warehouse man, at otu•, a 1 Gail lhall Feb. B. %V. Dol.:mt. of Cburch••lrret, Spitidfi..l.l4, sex, silk.m...lifielurer, atl twilv.. It Guildhall, Linidnis. Feh.l;. P. pure u.u, of Wirod•ri , ••..i, lamduai, silk.isanu facturer, inrivr. al Guilahnii. Feb.l3. 1).0 M Argue., late of Que.n.street, London, nier chant, at leis, at Guildhall Feb. 13. H. ettibusb .11. d Crithii.d., of Mai‘hilime, X:rt, carpenter., at twelve, at Jan 2t. J Badry, ut Be.kr, linemdralwr, at tw.lie, at Ole Crown Inn, ftea.liair. March IS. c..T Baker. lair of Marlborough, Will., linen. .1.... per, at cleveu, attiss. Town II 11, Ila.llwn•uorh. rev. 3. W. Bacilli...to, of 311.1.11eara, wee. clEsul, at twrlve, at CERTlFlFATo 4 .—Frortuatty 6. H. Horner, late of Les sh.. Yolk. merchant—J. Markey, of Warwick-street, -s-stiosue, Mifialegra, W. Kraley, of Mauchr.:n•r, ..ispsailwr.—.l Farb, of Hi le gale, Middlesex, Smiths r Randall, of iiset. Hulboau, Middlesex, grocer —F. S.. abr.. .sf Coati• -lane, We.. to luster, .I..aler —II. Wilkosaon. of (:r• a, Errierhso, Law -wet, lam. Burch, of Jews , treest, Akagassr. London, orkolle. sale-ataitoner.—l'. A. Pail...). how or Isle of Ler.', Voik, merchant —N 13.rkludta*, of II:c 111.ataouda. D.ehy, t.m btr-susechaut.—F. Liar, of the Strand, Middlesex, brush- CHAMBER OF DEruTigs. Jarluaaa 11. The Sit.Ulu op...ed at • quarter burls. lea u'ckt k. All tur AlListeters were perurs.t. Dolgaquss d A/cavils, sits, pose:maws as