The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-07 00:00:00

‘7 , 9 - ,7 - ;f • •. j 4 4 • • IT • .• 4, 1 • • A t 00 et r Irt I al re At) ,i4l A . - ~•, • . . - or, T ~I=~I sir 1 LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1818. sumBER 4913. • PRICES SEVEN-PENCE. TH I.: .4 7 n.1.0Y A COV ENT-CARDEN: ••• This Thriwrw. storing the ravens. has beam newly daft. rata swi r.a:.11 i.hrd ihruaglsosit. awl am pains or rapitaa• hire been .pas 1.1 in arcomnissabilliam berme ohs. eartaiii, and by the engagement of • Company, frostiet with Ik. highest prnfes.iossal talent, to ensure that ur sprii..e Ibmisatit Bastertainnatat en she Soar, which the ; I I ,„I,,,,er,auts of this great city hare a right to raped is • 1 their National Theatre. Tl/sildic ova* reareelfrilliv issr ,..,l. that I Tlll4 THEATRE WILL BE OPENED THIS pgEip.NT MONDAY, September I', ISIS, when will be. pi riot shed Shaltspesre's Trotted, a NIACIIFIII. Duncan, war of Scotland, Mr. Chapman ; Malcolm, !Pr Abbott; lbossillain, Mr. Menage; Macbeth. Mr. Vogue; cleat Mr. C. lismibk; 8ana1..,,, Mr. Egerton; V li l l raar e. :wisr :ll • 4l .4 " w e ar . .l. Mr. f l (,rou x,.rowstoo r n Benno.rffir.; Res e, Mr. snout ; Phasirian, Mr. Trehy; Officers, Messrs. King awl ('hatalrerlains, Messrs. Brash a n d Collet ; Grutk. Pen, Melon. Goodwin, Grant, Louis, Platt, Swoon, mid White laity Marlseib, Mrs. Yates (front the Theatre Boast, b• Mg her first appearancr is Landon); Q. b al eare su.,,„ Miss taws,. Hecate, Mr. ; Witches, Messrs. Itlantharil, Farley, awl Simmons ; Apparition., Mr. s o . r s.„ ilasters Pan doe sod E. Pandoe. The principal Vocal Words Mrssrs Damsel, Breeserk lksortraGoitharil, Ere. 311..nosaise. Norris. Plow, I. R. and C. Tell, Toomey, Teri'', Walls, 11'alscies, Willamette, kr. Mealsours *Oshawa, Limos. retire. Guiles, Emery, Cr...'. (;rimaldi, Herbert. !WANT,. Ilif. loserve. Parrot, Pont, Normau, lulus, Smith. Tokrly, Watts. Whitmore, Wooe, Sac. Ti. whirls *ii hr added, the Mel.-Drama of ‘lll.l,Elt AND lIIS asiortolf rah. miller). Mr. Farley ; Cooot Frederick Fri. h o g. Me Comma.; Earl (h.a ortvatil). Hr. ; Irmo chair. Mr. /thirsts ; Belmar ;as obi cottager), Mr. Chapman ; soi.l Gil... (two banditti). Mi•ssrs.Jefferie. and King; Lees. Ur Norris; Coburg. Mr. Trehy ; Mr Tin. err Cloutier, MI6, Foote; Laorrtl, Miss Green; Reims, Ilia Fanrst. ft.ft A Privalr Pox may be had for the Seam*, or nightly, of Mr. Branton, ill the S s 441 fire. Bute.. 7t. School Prier. Js. 641 —.Pit, Si. R.l. Seamed 7'.'...s —Lower Gently. la. &awed PS ier, lawiwUpper Gullrry. Is fweand Prie.. Bd. Tie- Dams will be 'mewed at Six &Cloth, sad the Play bag a at S. ire Pile , . for the Roars to be taken of Mr Brandeis, et the 11.1.051 P, Hart.strestt, (men To till Fosse. IV.alswaday, the Opera of Goy Mannering; or, Ilene Proplwey • in Which Mr. Parr will make his lir•at appearsare at OA; Tbiratrs., in the chattel,' of Henry Mr. Iraqi After ,hick, the Ballet of La Chasse, and Bastards nail Wore,. MR.' WEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON TH R PALE HORSF, , CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON. with «reveal PICTURES mad SKETCHES fro, other SCRIPTURAL SUSJIICTS, are sue Exhibiting •ader the immediate Patriotism of Ma Rflal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, al No. HS, PaII. Nall, ttaae Oaellots•lltsnoe, every day from Teo till Five. • • ' CHARLES SMART. Secretary. N F:XT of. KIN (of noir) of JOHN I COTTON, late of Flrepsrow., Deptford. to the 'roomy of Eras. Arrearea, . try applyewit to Mr. Edward Whole, No. I, rlafforl-raw. Wig fwgd aforraaifl, may bear of amstrthisor to thew adeaelegr. meetly tin-plate.nsansifacturers, at two, at the King Heed Ina, Newport, Monmouth. October 31. W. Grieve*, of lialbore.bridge, London, cheese. monger, at ten, at Guildhall. September 30. N. A blitt, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, corp smen-haul, at eleven, at the Stark Lion Tupelo, Great Yerissout b. October 14. 0. Roberta, of Andureh, Anglesea, shopkeeper, at eleven, at iheGeotr• Inn, Liverpool. September 29 C. Morehouse and M. Hoorn, of Kinßston up..a-Hull, merchauts, at eleven, at the George lon, King stow u NMI • H 11 IL October 10. T. Smith. of Adminron Gloucester, dealer, at eleven, at the %%tote Heart Inn, Itriidway, WOrfriier. September 29. D. Carotheitt, Of Liverlpoul, merchant, at one, ai the George 11111, Liverpool. September 28. 8. 'remit, of Yeovil. Somerset, miller, at eleven, at the °Aire of Mr. White, %%VW iI. 0ct..l R. T. Sharpe, now or late of Mieklebriug, York, Oloney.seriveser, at tom, at the Red Lion 100, Worksop, Nottingham. - part of the so o lit, when the book was borrowed in the eveiiing, sod to be returned iii the mor ss itt g, Icst it should be bound missing. After some tome is inetchum, nage* t i tttt s, son-ible inns), Mr. Mattlisw Adams, who had a pretty colitction of books, fro. Twisted our printing-office, took notice of me, acid 'tooted me to see his library, and very kindly ;no.. posed to !yid me such books as I chose to read. I now took a strung iodination for poetry, and wrote some little precis. Aly brother, supposing it might turn to account, encouraged me, and induced nit to rismisose two occasional ballads. o.le was 'culled the Light.Homse Tragedy, and contained au account of the shipwreck of Captain Worthilake. sith his two daughters; the other was a swim's wog on the taking of the famous Teach (or Black• beard), the pirate. They were caret, lied stuff. in street-ballad style; and when they were printstl, My 'brother sent me about the town to sell them.— The first sold prodigiously, the event being recent, and having made • great noise. This success (lit tered my varsity ; but soy father discouraged one by criticising my performances, said telling me verse. makers were generally beggar.. Thus ramped being a port, cud probably a very had one; but as prose.writing ha, Leen of great use to me in the course of my life, and was a prism tonal means of my advancement, I shall tell you how, in such a situation, I acquired what little ability I may be supposed to have in that way. There was souther bookish led in the tows), John Collins by name, with whom I was intimately cc. spandril. We sometimes disputed, and sery road we were of argument, and very desirous of toilet lug one another, which disputatious turn, by the way, is apt to become a very bad habit, milking people often extremely disagreeable in compost!, by the conirodirtiou that is nec yto bring it into practice; end thence, besides souring and spoiling the conversation, it is productive of dam. gusts, soil nerheps enmities, with those who may have occasion for friendship. I had caught this by reading my father's books of dispute. Persons of good acne, I have since observed. seldom fall solo it, except lawyers, university men, and generally men of all sorts who have been bred at Edisiborgh. A question wise once somehow or other started be twice, Colinas and me, on the propriety of educating the female sex in learning, and their Abilities for study. lie was of opinion that it was improper. a.irl that they were naturally unequal to it. t ink the contrary side. perhaps a little for ilivpute'd silty He was naturally more eloquent. having a greater plenty of words, and sometimes I was vanquished more by his fluemw than by the strength of Ins reasons. As we parted without "multi% the point. and we were not to see one another again fur some time, I sat down to put my argunietits to writitiv, which I copied fair. and sent to Inns. He answered. and I replied. This e or four letters on • side had p.ssed, when my father hanneued to find my palters, and read them. Without entering into the subject in dispute, he took occasion to talk to use about my winner of writ ing; observed, that though I had the advantage of my instagonist in correct spelling and no g (which he &umlauted to the printing-house). I tell tar short in elegance of expression, in method and in perspicuity. of which he convinced me by several instances. I saw the justice of his remarks, at it thence grew more attritive to my manner of writ ing. and determined to endeavour to improve my style. sHARrEA ELEGANT EXTRACTS. This day were publish. rl.llll a Isassdrieraecabi;et size. co. iirbrd with elograved Tulle*, by Nraih , &e. 'Der Draw. Wes by %Vestall, Ace Six Pula. price 30a. is extra boards, GGtHARPt's ELEGANT EXTRACTS in PROSE. Also last patilislie.l, to tamp" se this Classical Cellettloo, ELEGANT ExTßAcis in VERSE, 6 vuls. Likewise, ELEGANT EPISTLES, 6 rola. N.H Loeb Collrellllll rimy be had separate. Please to order Sharpe's Eh- le ant Extracts. NEW PANTOMIME. LAST WEEK OF 3:Rs ORGER'S AND MR. GATTIXS ENGAGEM ENT. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, 5.1A.41311er 7. ISIS, by particular desire of a family of distinguished oink, will be presented (fur this night only) the Comic One Act Faroe, called . TRICK FOR TRICK. Rms. Mr. Fitawillimes! Capiain 07huguiler, Mr. Fitz willians !! John Bloat, Mr. FnerriMalin !!! Lucy, Mrs: H Madame 1: Mare, Mr.. H. Westin' !! After which will he produced, a New Comic Hariegisinaile, calculated to exhibit some splendid American Local Scenery, wader the title of SEA SERPENT; OR, HARLEQUIN YANKEE. Onandago (an Americas, Chief, afterwards Harleinin), Mr. Ridgway ; Drum net to (a Yankee Sorcerer, after words (:low Mr. Kirby; Irish Showalter (with a chimed), Mr. 31•Caiiii. Squiurcuusta (afierwaril• Columbitie), Miss Simpson ; Show. mait's Wife (with a Sung), Mem Bence. To which will be added, the Tragic Melo-Dramatic Pan- FERDINAND, t OUNT FATHOM. Chiswick : Priftic.l by C. Whillistgbatn, fur J. Sharpe, sad m.y he 114.1 of all Bissksellers. Oct 2 J - Grant, of Srulcoatei, otherwise Seoweatte, Yolk, beast jobber, at eleven, at the Owl ge I ess , Ku ngstunoi mos- Hall. Sept. 30. W Rowntrre, of Neecestle-upon•Tyne, miller, at eleven, at tlw George lee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Sept. 28. J Mullett and .1. Mullett, late of Ihniester. So merset, ase•spesswers, at eleven, at the Mermaid Ina, Yea vil, Somerr.et. Oct.?. W. Maltheer, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George less, Liverpool. Sept. 28. W. Ilullaseay, late of fiedeardine, Worcester, sad. dkr, at twelve, at she Stir and Garter loss, Worcester. Sept. *8 W. May, of Crispin-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, bumbeseen , as ten, at Guildhall, London. CERT' FlCATES.—Serrenerst 28. J. Prichard, of Church-lane, Whiteebapel, 811111,111, late of Culefisrd, Gloucester, scrivener.—T. Inerby, of Biresineham, common:rarrier —G Horse, of Thread. opeedle.tireet, Loudon, dealer.—J. Beckley, of Lawrence. lave, London, iwareloonsemen. Just publnltnl, by J. CAI:10W. Medical Bookseller, 10, Croon court, Witte's-oil - I.cl, Soho, its octavo, price Is. liasrils, 011•EKVATIONg on ape SYMPTOMS and TR FATMENt a Ate DISEASED SPIN E, previous to the poriorl of liwormitiou, with some grenuski on the count:ors'. Poky Ry THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of the Rural College of Snrc.onss spa Allsidanl- Siirceuu to the Westminster General Dispensary. By tlw some Author, OBSERVATIONS on the PRINCIPAL. DISEASES of the RECTUM aiirl ANDS; particularly. Strifiiire of the Rennin, the Hcomorrhoidal Exeirserrire, She Prolapses Are,, owl Ensols in Ai.tr. &curial EJititro l tunsiderablycularged, Bra Isuarris,7s To cowhide with (131 h time), a• 'stately re* Greed Comte Barletta Spectacle (founded on • Piece eon acting at the Theatre N Pone St. Martin, In Panto, with umpercetleated ' , elm, under the title of a Le Petit Chaperon Iltuage", RED RIDING II(10D. Also, p►ire Is &I. A CATAI.OGUE of a MODERN cot.l.EcrioN of 'WOKS, in Allston' v, Aleabestir, Surgery, normal.trY, no 'non Re. for ISIS, eon !epilog the moil approved Anthura. To which are ad.lat , a Lot or the ear 1111 l a LAlridlrs delivered in Loudon, itr. with the Terms of A iteedsore. ••• The foil value give* 151 r tAbrairtea ut Pastels of 8414111...11 . OAP r. given in elk!tango% N N— A M. diem, Soluktiption Library, where Medical Rooks •re Inn by the year, %tilt yratly, the quarter. smoothly, and the snigle volume. Prism Alidur Or, the Mrotn, Mr. Woolley ; Barn* Fier. pow, Mr. Gaslle • Semple. Mr. roswilliam Edw. Mr. Leonard. Fairy u r Kw, Min Taylor; Simpletie (or R.-d Holing Hued), Mn. Urger, who will soireattee ilie eel.. bolted Air a.• No nowt, that Wurrs." _ _ PRICE 1/1 , SUGAR. The airerace price of Brown or Muscovado Briar, irons• poled front the Reiser's* mode in the week coding the U day of kieptendrer. 1$ it tris.llol,l. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the Doti. rof Customs paid or losable thereat ow the import/ilium thereof halo Great Britain. Buts 24.—GaWry I..—Half Price at Haltrist Eight. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Cora of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, anti of Ostanrat pet boil of 140Ibe. avoinloptsioe, frost the ortierus received is the greet exiled the 29di of August, 1818. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. s. d. e. d. s. of. a. d. 80 1 51 6 53 3 34 3 Pl.re• f•r the Poxes to he tahro of Mr. Rorsiser, at the dux -4)111e• itt the Treassory of the Thestst, where Free A.I mini••• for the Sear* Boa, be porelombed, •ad • Priv.le Box insiaged 'eighth's awl, fur she oreollostudwitto of Frosi ises at that elot of abt Town, at the Berea* do Specterle, Wester• Each:Hag% Beetd-steet t. NORWICH UNION INSURANCE. S t rait, will be published (by order of tihs DirectittiN A B RIEF *owl 1)1S1 1 -1` , SI11N ATE APPEA L. 11‘e ENI SERS. MI the Sul t ket of the Ahnnseett estssweet..ri with the Ileetin k t 13t.1y 6.1.1 at the Gentle and Visitor, Terra, rorobill, roe owe than tiredly-woe years 1111* 4 iiriely has been es. lending itself iiviv 'amnia pares of Great Britain and Ire !awl, and the Met-tors have been long *remounted In re. relive the most satisfartury testimonies f.om the Insured, 29 to the manner in which limes have been adjusted, and the general euneeri.• of the Instil lotion carried U 4.. . . to Thors.lar. the Comedy of The lfeloool Air Reamlal ; io Mich Mr. W. Fsr►ee, of the Theatre Royal, D 1161161 (who is est(ovil st thit Theatre), will tote bat hest appearaate to the channel of air pele► Mite. Os Friday, she Opera of Rub Roy Thwasmeue. Mum open at Half past Five, to begin at Haltpant Six. Tu.nowetvw Oty special desire, and punitively fur the last Konli Chao; with Red Rilliitt Hoed. A wet, Tragic Melii.thania will be acted for the Ant time us Monday nest. Beasts. Ptamt. I Oatmeal. Deer Of Big i. d. t. N. of. •, d. 70 5 It I 36 I DR. FRANKLIN. LAsT 11 ELK OF THE roM PA N Y'S PERFORMING 'MIS SEASON. 0 6 0 Pint lime this Srearms, at the request of auateruus Fawnlimy the Mouted Talkie. sad his Horse Talla.Hu'. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (*Brum, WESTMIN STER-BRIDGE. UNDER THE ►ATRONAGE, OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE PRINCE REGENT AND DUKE UP YORK. rpHIA PRESENT EVENING, MONDAY, September 7. ISIS, •t Hal4paat SbeeCkreb precisely, win be preseated, a Ne• Broad Comic nocuous. Ear. WM, called • THE DANDY FAMILY, AND THE ASCOT JOCKIES. In Limelois, however, where the Society's business (at least to any rad•al) H comparatively of recent its e, mach dissa tisfaction has lately been fomented, and the measures per. sued by 11w crimple• g partici have excited the attention of the Ifewitiersibroagliout the kingdom. A rispectable lainigun Committee being NOW ocrapiell in the iiierstigation of the Society', CMleffili is shit district, ender the repress 114*CiiWS of the Directing, they have be. a unwilling in any masner to rimicipste the Report of that CAniaiiiire. Rut the time of Its pohlttatiost being sneer taus, sail the Member■ thriingisout the comitry havoig ear. firstly requested official informatioa nu the late trotsairtions in Town, the Directors feel that this is no noire than they are entitled to, indepeodmitly of any meremres that may be iu progress respecting the Metropolis and it. vicinity. Under throe circumstances (awl especially Piece the Gentle and Vulture Committee has Hulled a Report), the Board has determined to prthlish such a otatentvut as may be calculated Is. meet the a•ishcr of the country Members; in doing which, they will for the present electrode from their consideration the onsellld•d 41.41111 i its the Loadun dedrict, or of it shmild be timid u. d aid to *finite to them, it will be dune no - fur. lh•r than sissy he 1111:11h.1 , 1 dile for conveying to the racial body of lie:meets the information they desire. EZTRACTS FROM THE !MEMOIRS OF ba. FRANKLIN. THRATRE-ROYA 1., HAYMARKET. MOM t:YENING, MONDAY. Sept. 7, v,ll be performed (foe the wood time at this The. br) tGe Fake a_ (Contiested from our l'opor of Frraoy.) TIIE FIRST FLOOR. Whireirry. Mr. Terry; Meoffivi, Mr. Connor; Yquri Wliimetry, Mr illenerri ; Tirw T..iirtr, Mr. Liana; Fur. eibil, Sir iTalkitieori; limes ; Mr. 1tu.4011. Sirr. Nitro's, Deveupari ; Ckululte , Mar L. Illautiaard; Pinery, Mrs. tibia/. Mier which (16th Noe) a Nr* Cowrie, in three seta, called THE GREEN MAN. la the coarse of the Barletta, Sit real Ponies will start fur a Sweepstake■, to be decided is are Heats, four tiwca rowel the Course (brie' the thin, of a mile) each beat. HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. Avery. First thee Has Season. the Coolie Extravaganza of '1 FIE lIIJNITEU TAILOR, AND HIS HORSE TAI.LY.HO. Tie yrinripal tharsriers b♦ Mr. Foote, Mr. lbirmard, Mr. Gorr. y. Mr. Tukrly, Mr. Commit., Mr. Terry, Mr. Mrs. M► Mraiknorstal, Mr Burton. Mr. NI jairtn. Mr. Mullins. srarib, M►. Appleby, Mrs. Ghats., Miss E. Blauchard, and Mn. Gibbs. The Evraiag's Entertainments to cowhide with the Maw Drown of TIIE TIIAVELLEICS BENIGHTED. tt.ru ttttt I, Mr. Barmattl; Theodore. Mr. MoorII; Robert, Mr Troy; Itaptisoe Mr. Tohely; Cheerio. Mr. Meese, Lvov, Mr. eoireerry; Marc,., Mr. Berton; Coated. Mr. Wok.. *gees, Miss Brett ; Beatrice, Mrs Davenport; ItSOllll, Mr+. Kesiiiefl; Blerdinig Nan. Mrs. C.ovestry ; &surto, Mrs Washiness; Matsurritit, Mrs Gild*. Brow, 3c—First Geller), U.—Sewed Mal let', b. Billy Batton, Mr. Malacca , and Mrs Bolton, Mrs. Daly. A Comte lung by Mr. !Human. Bameilies on Two Humes, by Mr. W. Davi., j a i,. Madoosolaelle Fessa will go through her Seterolifir and Elegant Perbormasets on Twu Ropes, assisted by Made moiselle Naas Feral. The whole to conclude with (by particular desire), the Grated Equestrian Mew Drama, ealkul r THE 111.001) 11EI) KNIGIIT; FIC(1,11 SATURDAY IV IGII1"S GAZETTI:. MILITARY PROMOTION. • - - borate be opened at Six, and Ike Perfo►manee to begin M tite►a• ctr for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Mamingbais, al tie 'Maitre. OR, THE FATAL. BRIDGE. The tut seesse Mew and Horses is stresslfiel mallet erveteped (by • sew chemical process) is Criutrue Fire. Nall Price at Half pest Eight. eneeneisston in the Pembroke Militia. *tryout 4, the Lord I.sentemant 4!I the Count, of Prmbrokr. Royal Pembroke 11 , t1r Corp.--lulu Walken 01WC119 1 Ey to be et/plallll—distrol August lb, ISIS. . - • h H A Private Box stay be bad slightly, by applieatier et oh. Flex Oirsfe. Ta.mairow.The Green Man, anJ (hy particalar &sive) %Wigan's a Claitsta? EIGHTH NIGHT OF AMATEURS AND ACTORS. THRA Tit k.NtIIAL ENGLISH 111•RHA, STRAND. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. SeWernher 7, will be presenieJ, Ike Comic Operetis galled FIRE AND WATER. Caplan' Harry, *r. Bartley; Frederick, Mt. %Troia. fain % Miss Lye; Furbish, Mimi 1 &caesium. • After which, the Comic Opera of THE PRIVATEER. Brojawas Dove, NIT. W S. Chattirrhy; Captain Iron. for Batley; Belirht, Mr. Broadhurst; Pellets!, Mr. Pearson; Skiff, Mr. Wahiawa; Goodwin, Nr..l bases. Lady o*.c, Mrs Grove ; Violet's, Mrs. %V. S. Clocirtiry ; Sophia, Miss Carew; Faisay Goodwin, Mies I. ) "'"elmal ; Bitty, Mrs. Iltiekardsora. T. *Lit h sill ha adJed iirae) a Musical Farce, in two Arts (ant taken from she French), toned ANIATEUICS AND ACIOR4. %r id Dulcet. F..q. a Mistiest Dramatic Amateur, who ein. 7 1 r'Ta Hr u. P Bass le, mod attached so Theatricals and Miss Not Iliolaere, Mr. Pearnma ; Mr 0. P. Beale, a pro. %L ode; r, Iwo raga g ed to superintrad some private Ti.raiorah, M r . Ill Ar try ; Mae, a poor Country Actor, ilr tt '"1" 1, : Itriry, au Actor foe she heavy bissinesa, Mr. ; f.d. 'lorry, a retired Slansfacturer. simple in wit alians - r., and au k s ly eriscipiainted with Theatricals, li, Batik, ;firoff. y Mafliorap, an elderly Charity Boy, 1.1 "Ml so a ' , ryas'. al Bustle's lorlxisie. Mr. With • :4 " 4 Mar t Nanterre, a fugitive ward of Elderberry's, Min 34,,y GuNenl, a strolling Tragedy Actress, mad .1101t11 4 1111 to her hashaiid, Mrs Pineal'. to Wows hi I.e opened at Six seasick, and the Perform. to beano al Stara. :Is —Lower Gallery, !..—Upper Gal s,romi Price at Niue o'Clock. , Place a, awl Private Boars, may be takes of Mr. ' NA4.O.. at the Boa Offert,Strand F.ntrarce, (none Ten till '; 1 1./1 aI Frarama's Library, 170, New Bond-skeet, Bor l, l.‘turiqrardem. , r ""egrow. Joules on all Sides, with Amateurs and " I "tt. sod The Death of Carreto Cook. „Th. old frith. aletl Prissoniime Ballet of Doss Juan, or lhatroyrd, will be performed for the first remota an Monday n, xi. b " Operetta, to be called The Readtsvoas, is is re sad will speedily be predated. HARLEQUINADP., MUSICAL INTERLUDE, NEW EXTRAVAGANZA, AQUA.DRA3IA. SADLER'S WELLS. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Septemlwr 7, 108, and Ave bdk,winß Eveniags, the Entertainments will commenee with a revived Harlespirade Pantomime, calla APRIL FOOLS; OR, MONTHS AND MUMMERY. Clown, Sorter Paulo. Also a Slitairal Interlude, ealkd THE VILLAGE HEIRESS. Charatters...Captain Standard (arm time) Mr. Gibbmi ; Farmer Flail, Mr. Banos; Rubin Flail (first time), Mr. Campbell; Marian, Miss Tunatall. In the Pieta Miss Tree will iatrodace her Flageolet Dance from Fig Hall. After which a New Extravert's% called MISS MICHAEI.MAS; OR, THE DOG AND THE SHADOW. Charaeters--Alears. Campbell, Widdianab , Mailer, Red. ford, Addison; Mrs. Bemetarieder, Mrs. Weskits, mid Mrs. Reanciy, who is re-engaged for a few Nights. To combed, with an lollies Aqua-Drams, called THE SEAMAN AND THE SAVAGE. Allem (the Sommin), Mr. Hartland ; Atou (the Sewage), Signor Punk L[ore (a Sewage Chief), Mr. Campbell; Terra (an Indian Lp), Mies Gledill. Terra (Sister to Terra, betrothed to Also), Miss Tree; Principal Indian Girl, Miss Perry. In the Pieee an ladies Millet god War Dance. The kat scene on Real Water , with • Cataract. Sous, as.—Pit ' la. Doors open at Half-paat Five, basis at Half.pmt Six, Places kept till Hatpast Seven. Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Box.ollice of ilia Wells, every day, from Nine to Four. 'llO counteract the many attempts that ore dryly made to impose op the uswery • spumous emetrusi. lion instead et the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a sew Label, io which their address, 97, 11100 11411.1101 N, is so eattapirainsaly placed in the entre, that ibry trust an attention to tam, and the ililleranee of the type, which is mil_ like all letter-press, will asabk purchasers at owe to detect the impositims. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, mule by DAY and MARTIN, 97, Hugh Holborn, is sold I. Bottles at 6d., Is, ad Is. 64. each. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Meat, E. Price, and K. Jackman, of West Smithfield, laulios, and of Bradford, Wiltshire, clothiers, May 31, 1818 --H. Paull and E. Dainty, of Old Change, Cbmpside, tarpeaters, Srpti other 2, 1818 --J. Stirling and J. Arnold, of Whiterbaprl, chemists, August 20, 18I8.—W. Eyre and E Eyre, of Diaper Thainetardreet, wine and hrandrmerrhants, December 31, Inl7.—A Sotelair and R. Sinclair. of London, Moreno 31, 1818.—T. Slorodess, jun. of S o uth ga t e 31i4lIsses, a n d W. Bose, of Matichestar, dealers is boson, Mara, 20,1816. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Julio Front, st. Alban's, Hertford, liurn•dreprr, hots Septemb.•r 12 to Sertespber 13, at tea, It thltidltall, Lug-. 401. R 1. I K PTCY SUPERSEDED. JIM'S •le, nor or is le °Moiler, l s i c b tr . BANKRUPTS. John Oswald head, late of Liverpool, merchant, to surreys. der, October ltl, and 17, at eleven, at the Gettig' Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Cope, Wilsou•street, Gray's Inii knee, London. William Cowper, of Hell-court, M'ulbrook, London, paper merchant, to eorrlooler, Sertrmlorr 18, 20, and October 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Dyer's-moot, Alolermaishory. John Deusou, of Rurolo.oon Westgate, Norfolk, bookseller, to surrender, Se•plemter IP, 10, nod October I?, ■t four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Rigor.ld and Brightwell, Noru ith and Mears. Alexander sad Hofer, New Inn, Loudon. William Mori 1111 l ..f Worksop, Nottingham, porter-mer chant, to isurrEsoler, Scistroilwr 11, 19, and Oclolwr 17, at eleven, at the Tontine bin, Shelliehl. Attorme. Mr. Wake, Worksop ; and Messes. Wigleewoeth and Crosley, Gray's lout, London. Robert Felton, of Divrrence-Pountney-one, London, sad a Highloun-house, Middlesex, bop sail seed•merrhant, to surrender, September 12, 17, and October 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Allmon., Mello.. Gs-rpm' Lod Etouuncau, A iitel-ms rt, This °solos t ton soften. DIVIDEN D. September 211. F.. W. I.).rkeuum, of Liverpool, merchant, at elereo, at the llicurce Ina, Liao pool. October 31. 11. %want, of Kionstutt.upon.Tbamer,Surrey, carpeute r. at h It, at Getblball, London. September 20. F.. \Vela), late of Strosionham, liuen.draper, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birsologbato. Sept% labor 30. H. Pa ry auJ W. Pat ry, of Caw' k Hon. I continued thus employed in thy father's busi ness for two years, that is. till I was twelve years old ; and my brother John, who was bred to that husitiess, married and set up for himself at Rhode ; there was every appearance that I was des. tined to supply his place, mid become a tallow chandler: But my dislike to the trade continuing, my father had apprehensions that if lie did not put one to one more agreeable I should break loose, and go to sea, as my brother Josiah had dour, to Isis great vexation. In consequence he took me to walk with I►im and see joiners, bricklayers. turners, braziers, Ike. at their work, that 1w might observe my inchr►atinu. cud endeavour to fit it on some trade or profession that would keep me on land.— It has ever since been a pleasure to me to see good workmen handle their tools. And it has often been useful to me to have learnt so •much by it as to be able to rho some trifling jobs iii the house when a workman was not at hand, and to construct little machines for my experiments at the m JJJJJ rut *lon the intention of making them was warm in my mind. My father determined at last for the cutler's trade, and placed me fur some days on trial with Samuel, son to my uncle Benjamin, who was bred to that trade in London, and had just este blushed himself in Boston. But the sum he exacted as a fee for my apprenticeship displeased my Posher, acid I was taken home again. Froa my infancy I was passionately loud of reading, and all the money that came Into Inv hands was laid out in the purchasing of books. I was very fond of voyages. My fist acqui►ition was Banyinis Works, in separate little volumes. 1 afterwards sold ahem to enable me to buy K. Bartuses 1-iirturical Collections; they were small cliainueriss hooka, and cheap; forty volumes in all. My father's little library consisted chiefly of books in polemic divinity, most of which I read. I have often regretted that ac a time when I had such a thirst for knowledge, more proper books had riot fallen in my way, since it was resolved should slot be bred to diviinty. There was among them Platurch's Lira, winch I read abundantly— and I still think that time spent to great advan tage. 1 here was also a book of Defoe's. called An F.ssuy on Projects, and another of Dr. Ma tlwrs% called An Itssuy to do Good, which perhaps gave me a turn of thinking that had an influence oil some of the trrnicipal future events of my life. " This bookish► inclinat 1111 l at length determined al) fattier to make me a printer. though lie had already sow son (James) of that profession. In 1717 my brother James returned from England with AI press and letters. to set up his business in Boston. I liked it much better thou that of my father, but still had AO hankering alter the am To prevent the apprehended effect of such sir toy father was anxious to have me bound to toy burgher. I stood out some time, but at last was persuaded, mid signed the indenture when I seas yet but twelve years old. I WAN to serve au ap prenticeship lull I was twenty.ot►e years of age, only I was to be allowed jouriwyninies wages dur ing the last year. In a little progress u► time busoihos. and became it useful hand to my brother. I now had access to better Woke. Au acquaintance with the apprentice* of booksellers cabled me sometimes to borrow a small one, which I was careful to return soon and clean. Often I sat up iu my chamber reatliwg the greatest " About this time I met pith an odd volume of The Specta!or. I hail never before seen any of them. I bought it, read it over and over, and wee much delighted with it. I thought the writing excellent, cod wished, if possible, to imitate With that view. I took some of the papers, and making short hints of the actin:needs in each sen tence, laid them by a few daps amid then, without looking at the book, tried to complete the paper* again, by rupre.ting each hinted sentimesit at length, and as fully as it had been expre.sed before in any suitable words that should occur to use. Then I compared my Spectator with the original, discovered some of my haulm, and corrected them." (To it metintsost.) •, i • , • .1 HAMBURGH PAPERS. WARSAW, AVOVST 17. The new church which is building here in the fora► of the Pantheon st Rowe, will have over the entronce this inscription in insible--." Diva Alex andra." The harvest turns out very abundant in Hut country *bout Warsaw. CHRISTIANIA, AUGUST 13. Th. Starthing of the Kingdom of Norway, now usivembled, having yesterday signified its with to wait upon his Majesty. the King was pleased yrs terday afternoon to receive a depot■t' . at it. head of which was the President, Christie, who ad. dressed his Majesty as follows : " The Representatives of the Kingdom of Norway enj.iy at Ibis moment a happiness which has beta the constant object of their wishes, that of appearing before she Kin; o f she Visited King. Nail, and welcoming hive on his entrance into the capital of Norway. The Stathiete would have wished to well upon your Majesty by a Deputation on she frontiers of 11w Kingdom; hut it felt she necessity ofacceleestiog, by uninterrupted ■pplialion, she business still in armee, and to keep all the Mended* together ON account or the repar tition of she taxes which is now before them. The Stor thing, therefore, convinced that your Majesty would ap prove its eoaduet mutter these eilcutnstanees, has been forced in give up the fulAhneul of so agreealde a duly. Whew the Sovereign Kings formerly visited Norway. the people were always filled with lively j.,y. How much greater and nobler must their joy Now be, as 16 , se , in your Majesty * Kin( reieising by the law to whom liwy ars chiefly indebted fer their liheriy,siol to whom it looks with confidence as the most Zealous deli eider of their . todepent . l. rare. yit. Andli proceedsso what e.s wi bright seh holies em re. 7; a sevi i . v . joia a uer x i c ;i i i., l o :t ha b t. y owi s n is e e nsu s h s e eli bk l iir uf in:i li go i h s f nsh, vocation ! The National liepreasetaisvia, who resents so imam, potters of she umni. rre Is a 1 sa theo yt i e s" 3 ' " I rajstlualijr,haNNl*l6ngesosrugransihdbreud country, new N t:l".79::rtall;:jersiiinutiwyPirtuir.