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- - 7.. r. - •- . 1 111 T 0 4. ij .. . t . . . •. r . . . . tit , . • • „,.. (-- re p lft il l-. • . 1 , -7-- f j p . 3 . l ..&° • --4 P ~: ''' '-- InG4 ' "i• S • 1 • - • - I ' •-• ''L 1 f l oi ~. I LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 17. 1818. NUMBER 4895. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. ACTED NUT ONCE. TNRATRE•R/IYAI 11.4 Y lI.4RKRT. EVENING. MONDAY. Anicii.t 17. ir II br nerforined (id time). a Nrw Comedy. in Three Arts ( 1 14.4 1 from a very popular Frew', Play, lately brow& forward 111 Paris). eyilvd THE GREEN MAN. VAUXHALL 'GARDENS. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK'S MR %TEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE, DE.ATII ON THE PALE HORSE. CHRIST REJECTED * , ST. PETER'S FIRSTSERIION. with several PICTURES and SKETCHES frum other SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS, a►e nnw Exhibiting tinder the immediate Patrmage Dr his Rola' Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 12b, Pall-Mal!, near Carittna-Husae, every day (rum Ten Sill Five. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. day of dligust.lBl/1, i• hits. 113d.1►er hundred weight, exclu sive of the Dull.* sit Customs paid or, payable thereon, on the importation there'd into Great Britain. St. Michael's for near forty years —( liantbargh - 1.. Papers, August 11.) Exchange on London 33. 2.-33. 5. Tit:SNA. AUGUST 1. The Emperor's letters patent bore brrn fitting the rank and title of the son of isionoleon and Marie Louisa ; he is to beer the title of Duke of Iteiclistetilt, and to rank immediately after the Princes of the Imperial Family. There letters patent also specify the terinutiJl betning of the Prince. BIRTH-DAY. TON EVENING. MONDAY. Anew.. 17• ISIS, there will be • GRAND ‘III.ITARY BETE., in celebration of the above distinellishrd day, alien the limiest' of the Gardena will be increa.rell to an extraor dinary degree of splendour and various appropriate Em blems, Dreier% and older a:wellies introdnre.l. At the end of the first AN, MA DAME and MADE MOISELLE SAQUI will dance •n AlienaNde on Two *ores. and at the conelasioa t.f the Concert, Mriet4ine SAQUI will make her wooded's' Anent amidst a brilliant display of FIRE WORKS, by Signora H ENGLER. No Orders admitted.—Admissie• 38.41,1 —The Doors will open al Seven, and tie Concert begin at Eight eau. It. The Public are nespeetfisny informed. the Gardens will Close, Ow the Stosea, ea Wednesday the 16th instant. - 1 1 RICE8 OF CORN. Average Pekes of Cora of Englund and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bostick, and of Oatmeal per boll of 1401Iss. avoirdapoise, from ;he returns received is the week ended the Ilth of Almost, 1/118 Wheat. Rye. I Bai ley. I Oata. S. d. a. d. s. A. a. A. RI 3 52 7 1 51 3 35 111 The principal Characters hy Mr. Foliar, Mr. Illitraactl, Mr. J .weN Mr. T011..1v, Mr. Connor, Mr. Terry. Mr. Rua. g a. Ms.lmmo, Mr. Burton. Mr. Mer. Glovcr, Misa E A:anchors% awl Mrs. Gibbs. 'VHF Next of Kin (if ant) of JANIES ll /11 , DONALD, late brimming to the East India Mer. thaw ship Baring, deceased, by applying to Mr. Owe*, Na 3, Bell-yard, Doctors' Commeas, may hear of sommiiimg In their ativaistage. firevi.wis to whirls will be acted. the bfelw-Grerras of THE TRAVELLERS BENIGHTED. Dressd, Mr. Raewswl; Theodore. Mr. Russell; Robert, Mr. Terry; Mr. Tolkey ; Clearly. Mr. Messer ; Juries Mr. Coresey ; Marto, Mr. Barton; Cerarsil, Mr. limiest Ares, Miss ; Beatrice, Mrs. Davenport; 14.03, Mrs. Kendall; Illeediesr Nora, Mrs. Gsvesey ; Aotertte, Mrs. Watklasori; Marglieritte, Mrs. Gibbs. T6c Desin's Rolertsbissesibe Is easels& with lbe Imps. Track Opera of BONE BASTES PUItIOSO. Broom Prow. Oatmeal. Beer or Rig • 4 r. O. v. 4. •. d. 60 II b 9 3 37 7 GENTLEVENV APPAREL RENOVATED. F.SS iiiS. LA MOTT'S and Co. original Inventors at their Patio% 13, Gerrard•street, Lei. neater-equare, and 34, Thewsohstedle 'tweet, City, respect. fully present to Gentlemen a most obvious* gratification in F.rootonty and Taste, by their peculiar sod sdniirslile pro cesses for restoring the Tiat sod Lustre to warn Woollen apparel of every Colour. Terute--Coat be. Greet Coat 64. Suit Ps. Orders executed within twelve hours, if required. Repairs, if desired, ow moderate terns. N.B. Bleck expeditiously renovated for Mourning, Ise. A.tOUF,, AUGUIrt 9. According to the bulletins from Soe.tih.k her Highness the Princess of Orange and the Prince continue to enjoy good health. It hi . 'said that the Prince will be baptised- by the vino" al.Willisas Alexander Frederick Constantine Nicholas Michael. ROYAL COBURG TRRA'YKE, Under the Immediate Palming of hi• R"ysl Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. FORRIGN INTELLIGENCE. Arlaannoinons. Mr. J. Rowell; Fardros Mr. Durnset ; Branhastes, Mr. Lisle*. Giardina, Mrs. Lonna. purrs, 5L—Pa, Sm.—Find Gallery, %.—Second Gal lery. I, MR. DUNN'S NIGHT. Mr. Danis (late Proprietor of the Royal Cirri*, sail part Proprietor of the Mord Coburg Theatre), bras leave to snare his Priest's and the Public, that no exertions shall be yawing to render the amusements of this eveniug worthy of a coniinnasce of that patronage he haatillherls so libe rally experienced. /VMS PRESENT MONDAY. Aegnst 17, the Perfonnaaces will commence with the Grand His torical Melo- Drama, with splendid Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, Marches, Choruses, sad Com bats, called - DUTCH AND FLANDERS HAILS. • The King returned here yesterday evening, and Prince Frederick this mornings UANOTER. AUGUST 1. ANTWERP, AUGUST 10. The Mercu►e of Antwerp publishes to-day * letter to the Editor, in which is the following passnge : " Sume journalists, listening only to their hatred to the dynasty now reigning in France, daily invent new lies to render it the object of the contempt of Europe. To disap point these infamous plots, it is the duty of every htme.t man who wishes to are that tranquillity resto.ed of which Europe bas so much need, after the convulsions which, it has sustained, to make known the dark intrigots which this revolution , !ry land make use uf to obtain them, and con. 'laced of this Irtith I now isiforoi the public that the pre. tended history uf au attempt to assassinate young Napoleon. elided to base been Angle by Msubrenit, the Marquis of of DI/molt, is an an absolute falsehood. The awns to he forested at Six o'Cloek, soil the Perfecto. sore to been' at Seven. rimers for the Fluxes to be takes of Mr. Meminghons. at H' Theatre. POLAR ICE. This day is published, in two. price 91. boards, rirllE SECOND EDITION of BARRING TON and BEAUFOY, on the POSSIBILITY of APPROACHING the NORTH POLE. Upon the proposal or the Stater, his Royal Hugh tress the Prince Regent has been pleased to order that the punishment or muting the gauntlet shall be wholly sbolisbed iu the Hanoverian army. AUGUST 7. N 8 —A Private Buz way be hail rightly, by application at the Beo Office. 7110.47111?-120YA I E.VOLMII OPERA, STRAND EVENING. MONDAY. August 17. will he• perforated (first time is t►is Theatre) a lNelo• ealkd TOE BLIND BOY. WALLACE. THE HERO OP SCOTLAND. Likewise say be had. jolt published, A New Edition of EGEDEI DESCRIPTION of GREENLAND; illustrated with • Map and numerous Wood Esrravins, price Its. boa►ds. For a review of these two inestimable Works, vide Eine. burgh Review, published this day. London: Printed for T. and J. Allman, Princes-street, Danover.square ; and Baldwin, Cynthia, and Joy, Pater. noster.row. An official notification from the Ministry has been published, in the name of the Prince Regent, stating. that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cla rence end his Consort, are going to reside for a time at Hanover, without however liking any part in the government, and consequently no alteration it made in the relations of hi. Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge as Governor-General. The latter in consequence of this office, and his Du chess, are to have the precedence in the kingdom of Hanover, before their Royal flighilete.es the Duke and Duchess of Clarence. CRTTICR FROM STOCKHOLM, JULY 31. Earl Mart, Mr. Hassle; Earl of Athlyn, Mr. Hobbs; Gleodawer, Mr. Staaky; Earl of Fife, Mr. Metals; Mn,.. trills, Mr. Gaunt; Denim, Mr. Clifford; Kirkpatrick, Mr. Blanchard; Allan Ramsay, Mr. Stebbine; Duncan, Mins Scott; Malcolm, Mr. Larkte; Wallace (the Hero of Scot land), Mr. Haniertnn; Cressingham, Mr. Cadlitch; Lord Santis, Mr. McCarthy; Robert Mortimer, Mr. Bryant; Gil. bad Hambkdoa, Mr. Bradley. Helen Marr, Miss Watson; lesdilehar, Mr.. DaMidige; Isabel, lUisa Pastor; Merino, Mrs. Thompson (her Arstappaarsace in that charades.). In the course of the Piece will be kit/Muted ■n I NCI. DENTAL BALLET. in which Mies J.Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Le Ctereq will appear. After which, the Broad Farcical Barletta, called THE IRISH CItIMPIN. Minislans, Mr. K. E , lmon4l, !Wilts Kelly; Rn. Mr. Pearman ; Merin, Mr. Bartley; Kai*. Mr. T P CANAP ; Mr. Harley; Sl.row, M►. Salter. Elvis% Mrs. W. S Chatterley. Aft►r which, the Cumie (Iper►tta of FIRE AND WATER. MATCH LESS 5T4171? ►►F IHE ►VHEEL ! For LAST & only DAY. 830,000 £30,000 £2,000...... .e 2,000 OM f3OO l'2oo 000 1 . 200 £2OO £2OO £2OO di.c. besides 1.000 Sovereigns in Gold ! ! ALL FLOATING IN THE WHEEL; WITH PORT, CLARET, AND MADEIRA, Frederick, Mr. Wrench; Jacob, Mr. Wilkinson. Fanny, Miss !Ave; Furbish, Miss I. Stevenson. Tu conclude with (511. tints iu this Theatre) the Grand Hiatnrical Ballet, called THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN COOK. " 1 hive resided at Vicuna, where I was on some private business, from the 3.1 of October, 1617, till the 12th July last. I often saw the pour Prince, and was even connected with persons allow him, who atl spoke of th.• sense and the precocious understanding of this child; but none of Ilona ever said a word to me of the pit.tended attempt of Win tweed and the priest whom they associate with him; and certainly if inch a thing haul happened, anti has excited so greet an effervesence in the pnialie, that it was necessity to take the young Prince to the Theatre to calm it, it is more than probable I should have been informed of it. &filler . , such an attempt is impossible, at the Mince is never alone. The time that he does not plait with his tutor, whn• is the Emperor's confessor, he spends in Me society of some of the Imperial family (by which he is iu general much beloved, for his pleasing manners), and under the care of some Officer of his Huila.bold. Since I left Vicious, L have received a letter from that city, dated July 27, which says not a wont of riq this, any mute than letters received by many of my friends from that city. " After having sufficiently proved the abstteildy of this news, 1 have only to speak of the impudence with which the House of Austria is gratuitotts'y charged with the deaputic act of havito4 two persons (61autireuil and a priest) living ow the spot. This ii the watof procreating at Tunis, but mit in Austria, where the laws arc held in ventilation." With all the nritinal Prrnch !Wasie. Captain Cook, Mr. T. P. Cooke; his Lientesant, Mr. Mears; Lieutenant of Ma►ines, Mr. Hart ; Eastmain, Mr. IViWilms; Terrreohou (King of the Island of Cl-why-ee), Mr. Fiitier. Emai (a rel■ttos of the King), Mrs. Hamm; Sea.sto.isli-nati.lnn-ylisolt (Heart's Esse), Miss 1. Sieves ems; its lai.gau-e-gre-mth (Rise Eyes), Mis Lase. Incidental In the Pantomime will be introditeed. the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately arrived is In Art 11. the admired Trio, w Ching Chit (Now," will he song by 3liss I. Stevenson, Miss Love, and Mr. Wit. kta•uu. The Characters by Messrs. Stabbing, Derider. Bryant, Gullet. Culla+, Hill, Hobbs, Miss Watson, Illrs.Davidge, Miss Cooper. A favourite Song by Master Alexander. The whole to conclude with (Ist time) an entire New Her lequinatle, with sew Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, verities and predated by Mr. Usher, railed VIRTUE AND VICE; OR, HARLEQUIN'S TEMPTATION. Prince Marcell., (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Kirby; Serpestissinso (afterwards Clown), Mr. Usher; Ailderinsieno (afterwards Notebook), Mr. Blanchard. Princess Zruda terwarels Colessehise), Mtw Nichols; rinse, Mi., Pinkie; Vice, Mrs. Thompson. Tickets and Platte may be hod of Ilfr.Cleuteli, Box Book keeper; and of Mr. Dunn, at the Treasury of the Theatre, Lower Buxes,4s.---Upper Buses, Ss —P11,2. —Ga I lery, Is, Doors to be npened at Half-post Five, to begin at Half past Six.—Half pore at Half-past Eight. The late Diet have, in addition to the former duty, laid an additional tax on the use of wines, coffee, tea, tobacco, silk, clotlits, rooms with hangings and furniture of slk, gilding, sopluts, chairs, and bedsteads made of mahogany. Vice-Admiral Baron Cederstrom has been ac quitted by a majority of votes iit the Tribunal charged with the inquiry respecting his instruc tions to the commander, of some vessels fitted out against the smugglers. The steam-boat built here by Mr. Owen (an Englishman) has this week commenced its voyage on the Melee lake; it has two rooms for forty passengers, and sails principally between this city and the country seat of Drottingliolm. AM MUST RI DRAWN TO-MORROW IVREA, MA AUGUST, WREN TUC LOTTERY FINISHES! WARRANTRD UNDRAWN TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by & .1. SIVEWRIGIIT. At their old establialseS Load** 01Rem Nu. 11, II ,141, Ofer•swirrassi 37, COR NNILL I , 34, HATMARRNII Where they Sold and Shared 14,206, First £30,000 ever drawn. 13,760, lAA £30,000 ever drawn. And in the last Lottery. FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES! Doors to be *peered at Si; am, the Performance to begin al Seven. Non", So.—Lower Gallery, h.—Upper Gal -1..9,, Is . See and Pr er at Nine o'Clork. Boars. Place*, mist P. irate Hoare, may he tam of Mr. Altrenwo, at the Rox (Mr', Strand Ent raver, fmat Ten till F..w • t and at Pearman'a Library. 170, New Boad-street, epp..•ite Rade eigtois.gardeiss. To-morrow, Etter a bionoirite Piece, Deetur Bolus, and Thr Ikatb elf Csapknos Cook. ilea Wednesday will be produeed.• New Coolie Opera, is too Aro., tu be called Jealous us all Silks, or The Landlord in Jeopardy. A New Operells, is one set, is also is rehearsal, and will rperilily be produced. FROM SATUItDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. CHRISTIANIA. JULY 24. Como&Mon In the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Ca. entry, signed by Ms Lord Lfindsoesot of the County of Kent. William Champion, Gent. to be Cornet—dated Angest 1, ISt& BRUSSELS, AUGUST 11. A NEW MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. fIEW INDIAN AQUA-DRAMA. SADLER'S WELLS. TTITS PRESENT MONDAY, August 17. I iMA, awl following Evenings, a Comic Daute,4:4lll posed by Mr Hariland, called PLOUGH AND PISTOL. Principal Dineen—Messrs. Gueriat sad Woodville, Slims (Stabil and Lebrun. After which a Na. Musical Extravaganza, in Two Acts, called FIG HALL: OR. LINGO IN A NEW SCHOOL. Lingo'lb. Village Schoolataater, with Old Ran and New Readings). Mr. Osherry ; Sir Francis Fig (a Knighted Gru. ear, Irmider of Trade than Title), Mr. Campbell; Hobby Fig (the weal hope of the Family—Ruck. Booby, and Boxer), Mr. Smith ; Toby Keen (Fag to Sir Francis, too conning not So be taken in), Mr. Slider; Captain Smith (au E % t, minima Lover, with more Siaging than Sentiment), Mr G•litsus. Lady Fig (a Pinmaker's Daughter. with Mile Head soil small Point), Mrs. Weston ; Jestrtairna Jones (\Vara tat Sir Francis--Stings, Dances, Plays Musical Instr.. wilts. and falls in Love with Captain Smith), Miss Tree; !Airy 11. r Maid, also stems Its du uoihing but Sing), Miss T. , ilt ; Jane (snootier Servant, who Serves to some Taira), Ilts+ 'haws' ; Mr. Maggit (Landlady of the Pig sad Snot term, with an Eve to the Bar), Mrs Slider; Miss Deborah 1)..141e ;Irish Illitsalteeper in Lady Fig, with more Drogue Gatos), Mrs Kennedy. L. Act 11. a Gala in a Garde., in which Miss Tree will Puy the Flageolet and Dance. Misses Piorry sisal Lebrun will Dance a Pas de Deux. The Gala to conchae with au piimpriate Dance by alt the Characters and Company. Afire which will be exhihiterl, a GRAND PANORAMA Of tlir RATTLE OF WATERLOO; with faiihral like. all She Gentrali VIIIO were its that celebrated es g•gcoo ut Marti isy Mr. W. Heath. 1 o eons hide with an Indian Ams. Dram a, called TIIE SEAMAN AND THE SAVAGE. Allan the Seeman), Mr. Hartland; Atim (the Savage), %Pee Panto.; Korn (a Savage Chief Mr. Campbell; Taira Oa Lilian Buy), Miss Gladill Varna (Sinter to Tarr% lambed to Amu), Ms Tree; Principal While Girl, Miss In the Pirce an Indian Billet anal War Dance. Tis lull setae on Mal Water, wish n Cataract. The Extravaganza sad Aqua-Drains by C. Dilnlin. Boxcar, 4. —Pit, 2s Donrs open at Hslf.past Five, begin at Half.paat Parrs kept al Hull. past Sever. Pl4tes to be taken of Mr. S:iick, at the Box.ollice of the Well; eves, day, Goon nine in tour. A New Piece, called the Mauiat, will be produced in a h• days. To 1111 l the :flinty attempt+ that ere daily mule to tome , nil Ili, iiieWliii) a sparrow, ceuiverit tom hoops,' of th.• Nis itutcH,lNG veermr4 bf LAY m,d MARTIN, th.:, hart: adopted a see Ltleel, se t I. their edilitre., 97. Hhoi itoi.nortN. ti oinspieuesaly play.. In tier erosive, that they trust as oiteultaa lu Ma, aml tin retire 4.f shr type, *bleb '4 Mi. late all leitmprooss, grill enablr porch t once to detect 14 impekititta. The CC ti. JAPAN IIII.A!".KING, hr DAY r•iit MAIiTI V, lie, H aid la. 4.e liallesea, mid on Bottle; at C ,le , adle I This Jay is published, In Bro. price 01. boards. T HEiiis-ro KY awl PRACTICE or VACCINATION. By JAMES MOORE. Direr of the National Vaccine Estsblisbeeestl, Sir. Printed .r Joins Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown court, Prineeweireet. Soho. Wheys may be And, J. CALLOW'S NEW CATALOGUE, of • MODERN COLLF.CTION of MEDICAL BOOKS, containing the must approved Authors fur 1010. A Medical Sitlvcriptioa Library. i This day is pnblisbed, is !Ivo. price 8s in boards, ATREATISE on the (.:44 )UT : coutatititig the Opinions of the mast celebrated Anrient and Modern Plissirians es that Disease; with Observation/0u the Lan hirdicisiale. By JOHN RING, Member of the Royal College of Someone in Londe', sad of the Medical Societies of LOGIIION and Peris. London: Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller 10, Crown-court, Princes-skeet, Soho. This day was published, is Oro. rice lb. boards, ASFA4VEL to on ESSAY on the YELLOW FEVER; principally intruded to prove by incontest. idee facts and important Documents, that the Fryer, called finlam. or peoileuttal, has uo existence as a distinct or a Cootagioss Disease. By EDWARD NATHANIEL BANCROFT, LLD. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians. Physician I. the Army, and late Physician 10 St. George's Hospital. London: Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-conri, Princes.street, Solna Lately published, in 3 Vols. small SVO. price Ids Ail. in boords,dedicalcd. by permission„ to Her Royal Highness the Printers or Wales, a Third Edition of 'IR. UNDERWOOD'S DISORDERS' of CHILDHOOD; with Directions for the Menage nieut of Infants from the Birth, adapted to Doeseetie Ude. Alm, by the Mlle Author, a Third Edition, price 64. buarda of his r StIRGICAL TRACTS ; containing a Treatise on Ulcers of 11w Legs. Scrofulous Tumours, •nut Magnum y Abscess, Disorders of the Eye, and on Gangrene. Loudon : Printed fur J. Callow, Nedicsl Bookseller, 10, Crown.cour t. IPriwres.►lreet, Soho Lately pati;listsed, by J. CALLOW, 11 Jitl Ituukerll r, 10, Crowts•etiort, Prine...street, Soho (pine 2.. G,1.) the Second Ultimo, with Additions, H INTS fir the RECOVERY and PRE SERf ATION of HF.ALTII . 66 Fat paunches hive less pates, and (twisty bits 31ske rich the ribs, but Banker oil the wits" 2. CURSORY REMARkS nn CORPULENCY. By Ili. Wadd, Member of the Royal Colleze of Sorgeons. Third Editing, with Additions, price bs. busrda. 3. DAVBENTON'S OBSERVATIONS OM INDIGES TION. the Fisnrilt Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan, price Is. 661. . 4. A GUIDE lir HEALTH mail LONG LIFE.. fly Lewis Comm°, a Noble Veaselsaa, who by sttendieg to the rates herein described, repaired a debilitated conatit lotion, retained health asset activity to extreme old age', and dr•clarree that to he the pleasaat seiniow of life; Moo. price Is. [hie paper, 2s. 5. A VINDICATION OF NATURAL DIET. limo. sexed. Is. 61. R AN ESSAt on ABSTINENCE frnm ANI %IA I. FOOD as a Moral Doily. By Joseph ltu•oo, Pro. bs. 7 TISsOrS GUIDE to HEA L Amu.; to Youth of both b.a.a. Moo. 3s. id. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Toting and M. Newton, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, Women. July 13, 1818.—C. Rentluins and J. Ray, of Shellield, York, printers, Augnst 3, 1818.—J. Sanford end J. Huxley, of Ropy-Naker's•strcrt, tobacconists, July 31, 1818 —J. Nokia and W. Purvis, of Limelionse hole, Mid dlesex, posatue-userchanis, August 12, 1818 —J. W. Greases and W. P. Grea•es, of the Royal Exchange, woolka-drapers, July 30, 1818.—D. Henna, and J. HolMeS, of Welt-street, Crippleirate, London, piper-stainers, August 13, 1819.—F. C. Barrow and J. Hebert, late of Warnford-eourt, Thole niorton-streel, London, dealers its waste-silk, August 11, 1818 —W. Williams and J. Warren, of the Corn Exchange, Mart-lane, and in Trinitysiquare, Loudon, cons-helots, August 1, 1818. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Butt, late of Wapping, Middlesex, common-brewer, from August t 2 io October 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Brain, er Saudhad Kent miller. George Par, of 'Middlesex, tilereer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas !Indian Finley, late of Whittle Hills, Lancaster, eotton-manufscturer, to surrender, September 3, at Ave, 4, at nine, and 16, at five, at Ike Commercial lan, Bolton-1e- Moors, Lancaster. Attorneys, Messrs Kay and Bulling, Bol ton; and Messrs Milne soil Parry, Temple, !Abadan. Bentley ■nd James Beck, of Curolsi 11. London, watch makers, to storrender, August IS, 10, and k..ptensiter 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Prier, avid Stye'', Chancery-lane. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 5. G. Peony, of IVarnford-court, Throgincieton.street, Loudon, myrrh:int, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. S. E. Perkins, of Liverpool, hatter, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Sept. 7. T. Pirkstuck, of Shrewsbury, Salop, 'mercer, at ten, at the Lion I MU, Shrewsbury. Sept. 15 J. blues anO IL Watkins, of Bristol, chemists, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Sept b. J. Parsons, of Harwich. Essex, fishing sinack.owner, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Sent. 12 J. Walker, of Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, Surrey, clue-maker. at ten, at Guildhall, London, Sept. 5. Q. Dick, of Finsinorydiquare, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept. 15. 1.. Cullinanis and J. Lirillwrt. of Old Bcthkm, . London, merchants, at elm., at Guildhall. Sept. It. J. Davies, of St. blartin'sdane, Middlesex, carpen ter, al ten, its Guildhall, London. AilellSi 29. J. Faielansliolow or Isle of Y.Vvavatt.street,G Weil-street-road, Middlesex, persiaa-manufactitrer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. &Pt. 17. E. Ellis, of Manchester, joinee, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Army his,, Manchester. Oct. 1. J. PI ire, of Bristol, irociimunger, at use, at the Com mercial Rwies, Bristol. CERTIFICATEg —SEPTINIBIR 8. R. Kirk, of Leeds, York, ale. bona; ketrp4 7 r E. Si mo nds, just. late of atherviune, %Vara/let, hat-laasurfacturer.—.4, L. Hiker sod G Baker, ar Leath, Yurkonerekrata.--I.Julalk, of l'ore-at reef, Landon, hat.manuffseturrr.-4. s a d i r, o r G rr y. stukc-place, Fetter- laue, London, builtlei. PRICE OF SUGAR. The *erne, price of Brown or Ilogrovolo Suter, corn• puteJ fr.on the notous maJe iu the week culling the 12:6 The Stnrthing had passed a resolution respect ing the nobility, tending to deprive them of many privileges relative to the exercise of judicisi rity on their estates, of exemption from the pay meta of tithes, &c. after the death of the present lords or proprietors. The other now existing here ditary privileges and prerogative. of the nobility, as far as they ore not contrary to the article 103 of the Constitution, shall remain to those nobles now in possession of them, and to their legitimate chili,- rest, for their lives, provided they give legal proof of their pretensions at the pest Smalling. After the death of those persons who remain in possession of certain noble privileges, all hereditary nobility in the kingdom ceases. Every one who does not bring legal proof of his nobility before the next Storthing or Dirt, shall lose all title to it, bah for himself and his present children. His Ma je►ty has signified his resolution that he does not find it advisable to confirm this resolution as it has been laid before him. His Majesty will, however, take the Miner into consideration, ifs new proposal is made to him containing the restriction or abolition of certain privileges exercised by the Counts. Ba rons, and other Nobkii on their estates, rind of their exemption front tithes; and his Majesty leaves it to the Diet to fix the compensation that should be reasonably given for the loss of such► privileges. JULY 27. The King has resolved that the Norwegian armed brig L611(4114 which his gone to .ea this summer, to exercise the marine cadets, shall arrive at Dron theini at the time of the coronation. Similar order. have been tent to the Swedish corvette the Scafestonid the brig Dolphin, which are at present both upon a cruise in the North Sea: The Stott!nag lies ' , brained a pitilongation ef its Sittings till tlir Austo.t. I ÜBECK, A VOUIT 4. . . The city sold the 81,000 francs in rehit °hunted from the Fretteh Government, at 74 per cent. The purchase was made by the house of Pauli and sons, as is supposed for foreiwi account. CUOENHAGEN. AVOUST 4. An American corvette, which has berm long ex pected, has arrived in our Roods, to take from the initiate or Olio city some Pallor s, who trur years ago threw their Crairtuili into the sea. GASIOUILOH, AUGUST 8. Our city has sustained a great loss by the death of the Ker. Dr. Kalmbach, the t.eoior of the clergy, and preacher at St. Michael's viturch, i n the 94h year of hit age; he had been clergyman at Lieut.-General Baron Evers, Govt., nor of the province of Namur, died in the night of tht: 80; Ht Jambes. lie was interred yesterday at Ndinur, with all the honours due to his rank. gIiIGII6T 13. . _ A very severe Ordinance has jtun been hulled at Milan, relative to the pets•. The following are the principal articles :—No honk can appear without the permi , sion of the Censure, even catalogues moist be examined ; a special periniAsion must he obtained to reprint books already the Austrian Monarchy; dedicatiorii cannot be admit ted to the Censure, unletis they are provided with the authorization of the person to whom the brinks are dedicated; uo subject of his M;ijesty the Em peror and King can have a hook printed in a foreign country withoUt having it submitted to the Aus;. trials Censure. CHF.NT, AUGUST 13. His Grace the Duke of Wellington in-rived yes terday evening at Ostend, where lie examined the fortifications, having visited the same day those of Mean and Ypres. His Grier is going this morn ing to refit it ratifications of Nieuport, and wilt return to Ghent this evening. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, AUGUST 12. After breakfast the King transacted liusine,s whit the Marshal Duke de Tarente, Chancellor of the Legion of Honour ; at two o'clock his Majesty tram:. acted business with the Duke de Richelieu; and at four o'clock lie drove in his cha i se to Verrieres. His Royal highness the Duke of Gloucester ar.: rived at Bourdeoug the 611 i August. What was inu►ted in the greater part of the Sun day Journals of the 36th July, that the Duke de Frltre was un his return to Paris, was a mistake. The Marshal, who set out for the waters the 1311 i June, has not yet returned to his family. The list of the electors of the first sktion of the Electoral College of the department of the Seine has been lately posted up in the ninth mitiiieipat arrondissement of Penis. The lists of the other are. Lions will he successively posted up, ueenrrliogi to their numerical order, in the quartets and 7oininuries of their respective circonscriplion. The Correctional Police of Patio had lately con. demiled to 15 days iropriNonmegit the Sieur chop, proprietor of the bath of the Isle Lenders; and his usaster.ewinsraer. to whose negligent•: thii • I o 'lti !1' I . • , • . J ai I 1 41 • i I i IP 11 1 ' : I' l 'l • 0