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1 I'l 'a • . . I NUMBER 5185. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. 1819. .... TfIeATRR.ROTA E. HAYMARKET'. VAUXHALL. . MARK 7's. LINGARI).B ANGLeiNL). what is to fellow offer hie*, THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July ti, U.der the Petro:ince of his Royal Hight's'. the PRINCE edgy, if the new religion REGENT. -um.- will be performed a Comedy, is Ave Acts, called OVHIS EVENING, ‘S'EDNESDAY, Jsi'v 21. howl them Lender Nercrinfee Pere' Caoreestl,"e Tsionda y, netts, il most be troartlty, v [Flllt/HElt LXTRACTS SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. AL • GRAND GALA. when Monsieur, Aladromisellis, July 20, 1819. I --- FROM LAy' Mr. Hanicaalle, Mr. Terry ; Sir Charles Marlow, Mr. Mar- and Illadame SAQIII will go though their surprising WEST INDIA AND SPA/NISH MAIN PRODUCE. fennfinned froin our /Spar of ye/fere/41-i tin : Hastings, Mr. Bustard; Young Marlow, Mr. Jones Evoluti tttt ... At the end of the Concert Modem. Asian will coverg.-•nie business Anew in thin article ..„... our lass Ilse been very inconsiderribk for this season of the year, Mit Tony Limpkin, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Hardest:lle, Mrs. Darren- make an astonishing Ascent on the Tight Rope, amidst _ At the death of ,EVEll7,lltherßf.,uSud4rleFulEtilie)WkiluNg..lion of Dira . ILA Renal trl kidders appear to be very Arm in their demands • may ore nor' i Muss Neville, Minn E. Blanchard; Mein Bardandles a brilliant display of Fire-works by Signora Hrugler. Edilfrid, who had married his oat liter. look posormsi. os of ,"'1"`" um°. a Mrs. Gilds. Admittance, 3s. 6d. bile stile hes taken place whirls did After which, the Burlesque Entethinivient of Doors open at Seven, the Concert to begin at Eight o'clock, and prim", were rather lower'. - out go 4 brialliy. his dominions. ianhoitiotos.skifEeellyzeabandolldeflovaiLmg:OL cchoi,liclveilipdf thbe,;,o7,,indethe:ef ledgers Purer . 80,11 BASTES FURIOSO. - The stock of W. I. Coffee ill now 5490 tons being 1190 The • than at this tire- 'met year, present price:Ns. per 'cwt. reach of the Humus. and interested to the protection of Cad. ‘" the " vim, the King of North Wales. The hospitality of the . A aascominons, Mr. J. Rumen • Foetus, Mr. Dorsett; LAST NIGHT THIS SEAPON. Admit G. tiefd Burnbastro, Mr. Llsion, biotaifino, Mrs. Liston. Under the Patronage of, and at the impress desire of glottal lower. B. P. SUGARS have item in limited demand, and prices British Prince drew on him the vengeance of Ilse Northosn• "116 e. 1.. conclude with a New Farce (2d time), called families of Distioctlon. WET W EATH ER. 'VT, ISS MACA U LEY loss the honour wo armies e' or an- have declined Is. to Is. per elm • vet (1 h J helm "d "ur t na I in lb. facfililY 14 Chester. V ~ yor sitar, Nowa a. 11, On the etionmit of a neighbotoing hill Fah* 4 espied nn 04 crowd, the monks of Bangor, who, lilie Mosso in the principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, Jones, I. IV 1 Donating, that her next sad Fast REGALIO this main has sold as low no NI dry ordinal' brow* Demerara Itt,-eil. tir. Menage, and Miu Beaumont.. Snout will take place at the King's Concert-room, H:y. do. Sla, strung St Vincent, 70s. ffne reiddlilig Antigua SOs. she wilderness, had hoped hy their pen'yeni go bit, thy Rows, 55.-Pit, 3c-First Canny, Is-Second Gal- mark.*. THIS EYENI:-G, WEDNESDAY, July 11. and do. Jennie.% Na. peewit. Ins. Is. Tickets to be had of Miss Mecauky, 31, Leicester- Nate of the battle. "If they orav " exclallnAll Pees Fdalrl" $6.41119--46*74Paba IN" been more in "they Will tight Illpillet es ;^ a.iisli'irderedir for, aud low browse `vs sold at SOL ;the Inrlntrwn The floors to be opened at Six .'Cluck, and the Perform- square. his away to put them in the so d 1/ i vw s, , for Brasil were at prices Ss. to 3s. below thank ensoded, tom iloalin mondani. Chester :fa; liken aur,;(l B: ai,*; once la begin at Seven. ----. . Plater bar the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Massingham, at 'IN BLOOMS BU RY.SQU A RE, for Doors sod emsermseully !Riker no honor's has bees I. I from the top of sourtiAmtrori. EET, 1101.- Thestock of B P Sugar is 110111 1,180 casks less HA, last limbed. Its scattered 11111111 demonstrated to sabot" the Theatre. T:1-MOITUlli. the Comedy of Town and country, in which BORN, is the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S ONLY year's at this time, present prices Ss. per cwt. lower per Ga. Miens the extent of that celebrated mouser, Mr. Warilcail appear iii the Character of Reuben Gleeroy WAREHOUSE in LONDON, established NINETEEN Erik average,The suit of /Ella, who was incessantly her ossv -with Wet Weather. TEARS, fur the sale of Irish Shirting and Sheeting Cloth Russ-Leewsrds are at a moderate demand at a small jealousy of rAilfrid ' +modeled from the l • - Ow Friday, Ilea new Comedy of The Green Man. by the Piece, at the Factor's price, WARRANTED for sthasece. of Cadvau through the different priocipaliti A new Comedy. and several other Novelties are in active Durability, Colour, and to repay the pnrchase-mintey should The present stork of Rom is 15,207 puncheons, and price and sum's. At last he found an asylir reparation, sad will he rapidly produced. any fault appear. The Company, from the nature of their of proofs Is. 4d. per gallon. Stuck last year saute date, Redwald. The fidelity of that Prince - pted to he shaken by the threats - establishments here mud in Ireland, offer to the commodity • 15,295, tele. the price was 3•.34. THESTRE-BOYAL, RAY:LOW OPER4-11017SE, the abovearticles mach cheaper than they can be procured FINEST° is dull of sale. hid: and rifler a long struggle he pr STRAND. through any other Bonbons-Good hub Bills and Bank of NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. R powerful monarch to the deem eiuk. On the very evening., vii". THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, July ,21, Ireland Notes taken as nasal-Coustry orders punctually Asitts.-The sale of 1,800 barrels. last Friday went off on his Calf, edwin coo sitting of the palace, when a friene I. • ill be performed, 3d time, a new Melo-drams, called at t jrcondliniN to. with moderate spirit ; it was well attended by the trade, who NOVAE, 4, B rv-sa ro bought very freely. Fresh New York Pearls hroisght 4641.111. SELF-SACRIFICE ; . . - irbr Agents. that it was tune to fl • for JOHN DOYLE,3I,St. Mary s Abbey, s in, 1 and prime Boston Pols 40s. Si.per cot. The whole of the Or, THE MAID OF THE COTTAGE. the de nds of his yest.ert - - - • - storied.' importers' hands is sow very trilling. i'wrYi" replied the Print- Count Y•lntore, Mr. Pearlman ; Marquis Leone, Mr. Row. DRAWINGS AN ID7EII-INTINGS. Rosin TURPSITINC.-Tlsei last arrival., about 2,400 e.othant ; Se-hooter, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Claude, Mr. Lances- TO he SOLD. a select COLLECTION of bred. have been sold since our last at 14s. 6d. per cwt. which slur,. no death can be ter; into JACIIII.P. Mr. Harley ; Crank Coffin, Mr. Welkin- MODERN PAINTINGS sad DRAWINGS. The ism small 'deans" upon the hate prices, Awed by royal trey son. Ida, Miss Kelly ; Marcella, Miss Jerrold; Lioetie, Worlooare in perfect presentation, sod very handsomely For Carolina Rice there is very little demand. musing 011 his e Muss Love. framed. To a private Purchaser, who may be desirous to The Tomcat, market is exceedingly heavy, and no sales dream, which lo Mitt which, fourth lime, a new Entertainment, in one act form or extend a Collection. the pretest opportunity offers can be effected except at low prices ; unheary stript Leaf ee.nrket• affo (IR the nioderit style), lo introduce a new Imitator of singular advantages, the Werke being of a superior and bu been sold at about 6.1. per lb. foetid, steal Actor. and Imitators, called interesting class, and the Axed Pelee scarcely excenliag the SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. was safe. " ON E, Two, THREE. FOUR, FIVE, Sum which the present Proprietor has expended oa the perfidies' The demand for Bengal CoTros ban been lively, both for The BY A DYERTISEM ENT. Moventings and Frames. speculation and export, and the few that were offered in the of F 01.1 Coupleton, Mr. Lancaster ; Garry A 11.., Sir Peter Cards of Address will be forwarded ou application (by market have been lakes at a little advance on last week's me Teazle, Doctor Etiolate, Sam Dobbs, and Actor, Mr. John letter only) to A.B. C. D. 138, Strand. prices, particularly fair qualities, for shipping. The East , Reeve. Sophia Coupkton, Miss I. Stevenson. India Company's sale on Friday went off well, sad the whole I To conclude with the celebrated Musical Farce, in Iwo acts - Thu day 1. published, is Ahr. price 11. his. 6.1. sold (except 250 Swats put up at 9d.) at an advance of called D 0 N J U A N.--Printed by Thomas Id. • id. per lh. on fair Bengalis, to the above desceiptior ANIATEURS AND ACTORS. Davit**. Whitefriars. of buyers; the damaged Cotton brought good priers, 'livid 1/olcri, Esq. Mr. Preemie; Mr. 0. P. Bustle, Mr. PETER'S LETTERS TO HIS KINSFOLK. proportion to the sound, and were chicly taken by Harley; Wing, Mr. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Dualism. This day is published, handsomely printed by Ballast's', trade, the Perusing and Uplands are taken for • Mots Mary Huslacrc, Miss Love; Mr.. Mary Gunevill, Miss and rmbellished with a Head of the Author and other The sales of the week are as follows, via. 40 Uplir I. Stevenson. thirteen Portraits, and four Vignettes, in three vols. Sou. dling 121 d. good 13t.1.; 190 Peruambucco order Boxra, ss; Second Price, 35.-Pit, 35.; Second Price, price 11. I la. 641. fair to tuod 19d. a 114 d.; 80 Demerara and P Is. 6.1.-lower Gallery, 2.. ; Second Price, ls-Upper tad.; 65 Surat (in hood) good Aid. fine lild. Gallery, Is ; Second Price 6d. 11010ETEIt'S LETTERS to Ills KINSFOLK. (ditto) ordinary to midding 61.1. a. Sid. .fiod To-nostrow, Self..Sacrifice-One, Two, Three, Four, Five, I. bring a Series of familiar Letter.; written during • E. 1. Co.'s male, in bond, 2,60( Madras oeo late visit to Scotland. by Advertisement-and A 1111161,111 and Actors. 5/.d. a Aid. fair 7d.; b 0 hunt, finedtkl., • A new Cootie Opera wilt be produced daring the week; . Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, London; W. Black uauger, fair to good 20 a 8.1. ; 350 wood, Edinburgh; and .1. Smith and Soo, Glasgow. a new Farce, mud several other Novelties, are also in per. puealiate. NEW DUTIES OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE. Visited States, I Denierara and V This day is published, in the. price sa. • New F.dition of Carriacou and Grenada, 979 Mad- ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, r fill E Dui-IES of CusTows and EXCISE - Coder the Patronage of his Royal Htghuess Prince Leopold j on GOODS, WARES, mid MERCHANDISE, ha. LIVERPOOL REP' of Saxe Coburg. We continue to have a g• porte and the Duties, Drawbacks, Bounties, moll AI- Mr. T. Cooke, from she Theatre.Rayai, Drury.lsne, fur a .0 Gonda Exported t Foreign Prt or br gnt larlY Budedr, which hay 1 sauces, onl. a ... ow - Sew atebta only.per lb. on last week's pr I or tattled Coastwise; corrected to July 17, 1819. rriiis EVEN ING, %V EIIN ESD AV. July 21, I By THOMAS. THORNTON, bags, and the total as' .E. mud following Evenitizs, at Half.past Six &Clock pre- ' Custoni-house, London. Sea Islands, fairies. ' eitols the Evening'. Entertainments will commence with . I NB. This Work contains enteral alterations in the Duties e 4,200 Bowed,, or (3d time) a splendid Operatic Melo-Drama, wader the title of B. good 121.1. • 1' made since the passing of the late Consolidation Act. THE TRAVELLERS; Also, by the tame Author, a New Edition, being the 11441. a tsla • OR, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. I Fourth, of A COMPENDIUM of the LAWS sod RE- arldees. no Act I. China: Ziphinui, Prince of China, Mr. H. Keno tGU LATIONS couceruing the TRADE with INDIA, the drdietary II • Isle; Kuyau, Mr. T. Cooke, from the Theatre Royal, Drury. I Ditties and Drawbacks of Customs and Excise, Su. ice. good lest lane, being his third appearance at this Theatre, and fora London : Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Parbury. and Isd. a few nights only; Crlinda, sister to Koyan, Mrs. W. Batty- Allen, Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, dlirne more.-Act 11. Torkey : lo the course of ibis Scene will be I Leadenhall-street. su introduced a Grand Ballet; principal Dancers, Monsieur I far and Madame Le Cler....q. Att. 111. holy: In this Scene Mr. I This day is published, beautifully printed from • pearl letter T. Cool.e will intru.lute an entirely new Snug, composed in a small Pocket Volume, a New Edition, price be. 4d, by himself, mud called " The Look that says I Love thee."- bound, of Act Il'. !adieu Ocean :In this Scene Mr. T. Cooke will :ii. THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY 1.0.1111.. the favourite Song of "The Death of Nelson." the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES , Two Parts:-1. French and English: 2. English and V' The Et g's Entertainments will conclude with, positively fur the last Four nights, I Containing all the Words in general vac, and sail, THE CHILDREN OF THE MIST; the hest Writers. By THOMAS NUGENT, LL.D. Or, A LEGEND OF MONTROSE. The Sixteenth Edition. carefully core Private Boars have beets made and may he had nightly. By J. OUISEAU, A.M. Places So be taken at the Box,Olice of the Theatre ; and P. kited for J. &lawmen ; F. C. and .RimJ for the accommulation of the Nubility and Gentry at the - .Statclierd sod Letterman; Csdell and West End of the Town, at ME. Fentunt's Music IYarelsonse, Hurst, Urn, Orme anil Brown • Lack; No. 7n, Strand; mid at No. 182, Piccadilly, opposite Bar- goon, - . Co.;. . -. '. Harvey, anti tu JOlll5 stemma halloos House. T. Egeriou• J. Carpenter; J. Bo The Bride of Lammermoor will be the 'text forthcoming ' , , Cu.; T. Hussey and Sons; Bal. Novelty. Harris and Son ; Ogle, Donnie A MERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. fine ad Junes ;IL Reynolds; E taker;a Button and Smith. Zl. Children Cutting their Teeth.-Of all the numeroes don • Wilson and Sons, Cases that lave appeared in the Public Prints for the ]toed sin 4,;, Edinburgh. Twelie Years, of the good effects of the AMERICAN Of SOO rit ING SYRUP, 11.111 C are more entitled to the atten- Aimless Edition,' two of fiery filother and Nurse than Hie following :- - The mho dauglisu- of Mrs. Lee, 37, Bowling-street, LANGIIOItIr Clerkenwell, coraineneed Teethiog at a very early age, with I This day are p treat f,ter and pain ; the irritation of the gums occasioned 13,,j. (cab, such .oilansmaiiiiii of the hotly, as to cast.. the child to sold board„, , blood with its urine; at the seine time there was also a great I uo. il tolling of the hotly, funning a lump of flesh the size of a i - -;- cherry. The distress of the Parents may be better 41111. and , glued than described. The rood& of the child was such, lit it it coned out be moved without being placed on a Pilo 1.... • hen Poividence directed them to try the SOOTHING SYRUP Ivory other mean, proving useless), which after e..ing a few times, stopped the ionanituation, and those alas ming symptoms were entirely removed, and the child I suit bre teeth with perfect case. Tu he had of ilk Proprietors, Johnson and Willis+ Newman-street, Oxford-street; and, by their •ppoi of all the principal Medicine Venders in Town a try, at Sa. Pl. per Bottle. N.B -Sirs JOHNSON relieves the Pone, as house. every Tuesday mid &outlay monolog Ten o'clock, by bringing a Irtier from.. a to keeper, to certify they are objects of chari Coostantly kept 1111 Sale, for the r Public, by Leigh, 18, Strand ; Br Bailer, Cheapsole: To ()t, Exch- DOLT It SOLO 110 r A FISTERGENT LOT ERE: rrioNson she FACF plea, Blotches, Tette'', Freckles, Shingles, Pr' Neck, Arms, &e. and limo, bring the mos• the toilet ever idle' United Kingdow Also, Those BALM of l; orders, auto DROPS. a vitiate bottle 11 5, NUMBER 5185. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. 1819. Pams 7d. THEATRE.ROYAL. HAYMARKET. lII II. IIIIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July rl, will be performed a Comedy, is five Acts, called VAVXHAI.L. Utsder the Petro:more of b,. 11oiinilliglinte• the PRINCE R RG ENT. Fir HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Just• 21. 1 e GRAND GALA. when Mnsotienc, Matirtnoiseltet, and Nlndsioe SAQI.II will go through their surprising Evoluti 4444 P. At the end of the Concert Made.. %aqui trill woke an astuncdting Aarent ow the Tight Rnpe, amidst • brilliant display of Fire.oorks by Signora Hrugler. Admittance. 3s. 6d. Doors open at Scree, the Convert to begin at Eight O'Cleek. MARKETS. ....... Peen the" Leaden Prfee Current," e Totaila July 20, 1819. ANGLeiNLI. what it to follow after his dittatit, we iroanm edly, if toe new religion ewe waren' then, iinwirtaat be' • ciets, A omit he worthy woe ailentbou."--/Pti - • SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Mr. Hartiesatle, Mr. Terry; Sir Charles Marlow, Mr. Mar lin ; Hastings, Mr. Barman'; Young Marlow, Mr. Jones; Tony Lompkin, Mr. Liston. Mr.. Hardest:lle, Mrs. Haven. pony; Miss Neville, Mist E. Blanchard; Min Hardeastle, Mrs. Gbh*. _ . WEST INDIA AND SPAVCI9II MAIN PRODUCE. COVIrt.-111e bovines. Angie in this article sine* uor last has been very inconsiderable foe this season of the year, but holders appear Ws be very Arm in Omit demands • only one public sale has token place, whi c h did mit go Cr briskly, and prices were rather lower. The stock of W. I. Coffee is now S,IMO Inns, being 1,190 move than at Ibis tiro- 'sot yes., present prices Ns. per ewe. lower. B. P. SUGARS have bees i 9 limited demands and prices have declined Is. to Its. per ewe.; very ordinary km.. Is. main bas sold as low no Ma dry ordinary brow* Demerara do. Rs. sow, It Vincent, ?Os. fine middling Antigua 90s. and do. imitates Na. pm cwt. Foitzton Somaws.--illaggielabs have been rinse* inspiired for, sad browse bovirlseta sold at 311 s. ; the Inquiries for Remit were at prices Is. to 3s below slums deamoded, and copormsently little sir no basiums bas bees done. livestock of II P Sugar is now 1,180 casks less Han last year's at thin time, present prices 81. per cwt. lower per Ga zette average. [FURTHER EXTRACTS recortinardfrout our V.p.r of yerferderl FROM LA,T NIGH / "ST CalrETTOt. A ()VENTURES OF EDWIN IYANei•k. elf if, ill* Rnisl Higbee.* the 'riots Kevin hid plevird. in the liaise and tie the behalf of his STabeisly , to diroil shot letters wets. 'book] pass lite Gerd Bent d the Vatted"' dom, mita, sir V4ilhatlt rustic Kai& Civithathoo of the Mutt Hinittorsille Military O r d.* o f do DIN OM' Admiral of the Red Sisiotroti of his ti , sl tdio, A 'ce. or &arra Viee.Addieetill of tile Siesdkomi of Crest Rritaia cod Imbued and Liettledsot Adhilirsl4 thilrent oud slo. of Ilaeoteinist of the 1112:41 Aim eir the said tufted Kiierdwia. the rues of -al elhar .putoablesir Willman -Cutale•llis, divested. • - R is• Roy al hes alno beam the own* and on the beblif odds alsarsts. he 4 Lows tent should pass the Great Seal, gunshot ousts JINN, I Saturn wet. B art. Knight Gnillel CIAIM, of the Meet Hotesdr able Military Order of the Batts, and Adrei OEI of the et.- Spoidron of his Maj-sty's Fleet, the iosi•M pare' .1 Rear.Ailmiral of Site Ueittd Kollgaloni of thwit 'HMSO'S snot Ireland and of the Admiralty thereof. and slap of Ileor- Admiral of the Navies and fleas of the said United kiwi:- dont, in the room of Admiral lir William Young, His Royal Highness the Prince Retest has !we's Pies l4 l in the name and on the behalf of hie 11.1miy, to •prMit lienry Revell Reynolds. Emu narai.i. e a t Law. t o b e Commissioner for the Ri•lief of lasul•eut IJ.-tiluirs. re-the route of 31r.Seijeaiit Runnington. After which, the Burlesque Enterisimeteet of 80.11 BASTES FURIOSO. A 4a , cominosis, Mr. J. Rowell • 9 Fuatios, Mr. Dorsett; G. urral Burnbastre, .Ir. Liston. Distalfina, Mrs. Liston. 'lO conclude with a Nrw Farce (2rl time), called W E'r WEATHER. LAST NIGHT THIS SEASON. Under the P•ifilMlC of, and at the express deeire of ReVital families of Distinction. A l , T TIE'S MACA U LEY has the honour or on. X Donating, that her next anA Fast REGALIO this Semis will take place at the King's (7.111tf1i4U41111, H:y. markii, THIS EVENT-G, WEDNESDAY, July 11. Tickets to be had of Miss Macauky, 31, Lasseter. square. thr principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, Jones, I. Rc.-en, %Ir. Menage, and Miss Beammiont.. Rose•, St—Pit, ss: First Gallery, ?ft.—Second Gal lery. Is. The floors to be opened at Si: o'Clock, and the Perform ance in beyis at Seven. Places for the Soars to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Thesis,. T:.-motrurr. the C o mely of Town and Country, in which Mr. Wartle will appear in the Character of Reuben Glenroy --with Wet Wisthrr. Oa Friday, dill new Comedy DC The Green Man. A new Cwwwlg. and several other Novelties are in active Tteparasion,,aad will he rapidly produced. I BLOOMSBUKY-SQIJA RE, Four Doors from the top of SOUTHAMPTON- STREET, HOL BORN, is the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S DIKLY WAREHOUSE in LONDON, established NINETEEN TEARS, for the sale of Irish Shirting and Sheeting Cloth by the Piece, at the Factor's price, WARRANTED for Durshihi y, Colour, and t., repay thr purchase-mosey should any fault appear. The Company, from the nature of their establishments here and in Ireland, offer to the community the above articles much cheaper than they can be procured through any other inedinm.—('coal Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as .sisal.—Couutry orders punctually attended to. Ruse—Leewsrda are at a moderate demand at a small scheme,. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG LOW OPERA-!/OUSE, The present stork of Rom is 1:1,2117 porieheoas. and price of proofs Is. Id. per gallon. Stucl last year same date, MM. win the prier was 35.34. PIMENTO is dull of sale. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. 'STRAND: rrHIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. July 21. I. • ill be perfirribed,3d time, a new Melo-drama, called Amts.—The sale of 1,800 barrels last Friday went off with moderate spit it ; it was well attended by the trade, who bought very freely. Fresh New York Pearls Itrenght 44.111. and prime Boston Pols 40s. 111. per cwt. The whole of the storkin importers' hands is moor very trilling. Roust' TUILVIIITINC.—TImr last arrivals, about 2,400 brls. have been sold since one last at 14s. ed. per cwt. which is. small advance upon the late prices . For Carolina Rice there is very little demand. • Crows' Office. Jody 20, 1119 SELF-SACRIFICE • Or, THE MAID OF THE CO TTAGE. JOHN DONOVAN, 4, Bloyeasbury-squanr, Arent. JOHN DOYLE Y 3I,St. hisq's Abbey,Dublia, • DRAWINGS AND.TAINTINGS. NENRERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN MIS PRESKIIT PA 111.1AME/I*. Count Valmorr, Mr. Pearlman; Marquis Leone, Mr. Ran►. ludhant ; Scl w ilaer, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Claude, Mr. Lancas oer ; Jenks J.cgn•r, Mr. Harley; Crank Culia, Mr. Wilkin. sun. 1.1.1, Mien Kelly ; Marcella, Maas Jerrold; Liame, Mir* Love Town and Port of Ann—John Dodson, of I:lactate-Com mons, in the City of Loudon, Esq. Doctor of Laos, wattle rooms of TIMINGS Phillip's' Lamb, E.y dsc•sse4l. liorostoh of Cartle—The Hoon.nreble Doritias Janice Kiussaird, is this moos of !oho itoissoselo, Esq. deceased. The Touccs market is exceedingly heavy, and so sales can be (Ironed except at low priors ; urdisary stript Ural' bas been sold at about 6.1. per lb. Aftrr which. fourth lime, a new Entertainment, in one set (In the modem style), In introiluee a new Imitator of /Woe. and Imitators, called ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, BY ADVERTISEMENT. Old Conpletnn, Mr. Lancastcr ; liarry Allsie t Sir Peter Tt :ult., Doctor Ennall, Sam DAMN and Actor, Mr. Jahn I:c.ve. Sophia Coupleton, Miss I. Stemma. To conclude with Ike celrbrnied Musical Farce, in Iwo ads called A NIATEURS AND ACTORS. David Distort, EN. Mr. Pesrinan ; Mr. 0. P. Bustle, Mr. Mvrity ; %Vint, .Ir. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Donlon. Miss Mary Harilacrr, Miss Lure; Mrs. Mary Gunevill, Miss I. Stevenson. Mize*, 58; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 3..; Second Price, le. 64.—Lower Gellert, 2.. ; Second Price, h.—Lipper Gallery, la.; Second Price To-noirruw, Self-Sacrifice—One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by AJvertmersent-31J41 Allllllll,lll and Actors. A new Cornic Opera will be produced during the week; a new Farce, soil several other No►eltiea, are also in pre post ins. lUIYA L COBURG THEATRE. 1:11 , 1ET the Pairooaiieof his Koval tlighuess Prise Leopold of Saxe Coburg. Mr. T. Cm)ke, frown the Theatre.R..yai, Drury-lase, for a - trw nights rrilis EVEN ING, %V ELM ESIMY. July 21, and followinx Evenior, at Half.past Sit &Clock pre chwly, the Evening's Entertainments will cosmetics with (3d time) a splendid Operatic Mein-Drama, •utler the title of THE TRAVELLERS ; OR, 37USIC'S FASCINATION. _ _ Act I. China :Zaphirori Prince of China, Sir. H. Kem ple; Boyle, Mr. T. Cooke : from the Theatre Royal, Drury. I use, being his third appearance at this Theatre, and fur a few nicht. only; Celirda, sister 10 Ruyan, Mrs. W. Balry more.—Act 11. Tnrkea: In the course of this Scene will be intrinhiced a Grand Ballet; principal Dancers, Monsienr awl Maritime Le Cler:q.—Act. 111. hely: In this Scene Mr. T. Cooke will introduce an eatirely new Song, composed by lutaself ; nod called " The Look that says I Love thee."— Aet IV. 'odium Oceans : Is this Scene Mr. T. Cooke will :u. nuance the favuorile llsi.R of "The Death of Nelson." The Dreistisea Eulortainasenh will coot:lode with, positively rue the lust Four eights THE CHILDREN OF THE MIST; Or, A LF,GEND OF MONTROSE. Private Bolos hove been wade, and may be had nightly. Knee 10 be taken at tlit liox Mire of the Theatre ; and Co the ocrionianolmioss of the Nubility and Gentry at the W.,' Cod of the Town, at Mr. Fentunt's Music Warehouse, Strand; and at No. 182, Piccadilly, opposite Bur iatie.ton Tire 13.1de of Lama Novelty, will be the weld forthcoming Asi ERIC All SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children Cutting their Teedt.—Of all the numerous Cases that hive appeared in the Public Prints for the last 'Nolte Years, of the good effects of the AMERICAN 5001111 HG SYRUP, none are more entitled to the anew hell of every Mother and Nurse than the following : The Wald tlaught.er of Mrs. Let, 37, Bowling-street, Clarkenwell, carameneed Teething at a very early age, with great fever and pain ; the irritation of the gums occasioned inch iullautulation of the body, as to eatise the child to void blood with its urine; at the same time there was also a great taliing of the loody, forming a lump of flesh the size of a cherry. The distress of the Parents may be better ima gined than tleAerthe.l. The rand& of the child was such, Ili it it eusild nut he moved without being placed on a pit. 1..... • hen Pitividence directed them to try the SOOTHING SYRUP (every other means proving useless), which after rising a few times, stopped the inflainmatiott, and those :dittoing symptotsis were entirely removed, and the child has col her teeth with perfect ease. Tu be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, NCW/11:111-WirMCI, Oxford-street; and, by their appointment, of all the principal Medicine Venders in TUIWII slid Cl/Un ity. at 24. Pd. tier Bottle. \.B—Mrs. JOHNSON relieves the Pone, as usnal, at her house, every Tuesdsy said Saturday twortittig, from Nine till Ten o'Clock, by briuging a better from a respectable House_ keeper, to certify they are objects of charity. 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Those highly-esteemed Medicines the CORDIAL of GILEAD, for Nervous and Consumptive Di•. orders, and the ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, fur Scorbutic and whet disorders originating from a vitiated state of the blood and lymph„—Price I 1.. per bottle, ut four to one family bottle for 33a. with the retda " Sala SI/10111011, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. • i Patients on rtmiitiug a this Pound note may receive advice as visual, by directing their letters (post-paid) to Gilead-Mouse, war Liverpoul. Vlie SOLD, a select COLLECTION of lIIODERN PAINTINGS sad DRAWINGS. The Wurkmare in perfect preservation, sad very handsomely framed. To • peivate Purchaser, who may be desirous to form or extend a Colleetioo, the present opportunity offers singable adwitutages, the Work, Wog of s superior and interesting class, and the Axed Price scarcely exceediag the Sum which the present Proprietor bas expended oa the Mulistings and Frames. 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Of whom may be had, Another Edition, to eight volumes Mau. pi ice 11. les. is boards. KIERCERON'S TRIALS FOR FRAUD AND CORRUPTION. This .by are published, pr.re Ts. extra boards, TM': RIALS AT LARGE of JOSEPH ERCERON, Esq. for Fraiiii, as Treasurer of the Puor.rate Funds of SI. Matthew, Betlissal Greets, and also for corrupt Conduct as a Nlargsstristt, in reticensing diver. dryly Public-houses, his property. Tried before Mr. Jus tice Abbott and Speeist: Juries, iu the Court of King's Beach, Westminster, uu the Iti b aril 18th of May. To click art added, the Prueeediugs in the Court of King's Bench on the 280 of May. 1819. before Lord Chief Justice Abbott, in the Case of " the King versus the Ker. W. F. Platt and others," fur conspiring with the aforesaid Joseph liseeron, in de frauding the Pour-rate Funds of the arm 49251 Is. 3d. The above trials are printed verbatim front the Traaacript of the short-baod Notes of W. R. Gurney, Faq. London : Published by W. Wright, 48 1 Fleet-street; soul may be had of all Kuukatllera. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. The demand for Bengal COTTON ban been lively, both for speculation and export, and the few that were offered in the market have been taken at it little advance on sat week's prices, particularly fair qualities, for shipping. The East India Compaity's sale on Friday went off well, and the whole sold (except 250 Swats put op at 9d.) at an advance of id. a id. per lb. on fair Bengal., to the above description of buyers; the damaged Cotton brought good prices, in proportion to the sound, and were chiefly taken by the trade, the Perusing and Uplands are taken for export. The sales of the week are as follows, via. 40 Upland taid• dling I n d. good 13/.1.; 190 Peruausbncco ordinary fair to good 19d. a ; hO Demerara and Berbice good lid.; 45 Surat (in hood) g0..4.1 Sid. fine 9J. ; 000 Bengal (ditto) ordinary to midding Sid. a Sid. fair Old. Per the E. 1. Co.'s ask, in bond, 2,400 Madras ordinary to middling bid. a Old. fair 7d.; 00 burst, fine 9}d. • 10d. ; 1,409 ditto damaged fair to good 2id a 841. ; 350 Bengal. fair to good tid. a ltd.: total sales 5,335 bags. The imports are 102 Coiled States, 2 Demerara and &Thief., 0 Barbadoes, 49 C.arriacur and Grenada, 979 :Madras. Total 1,222. LIVERPOOL REPORT. Jaw 17.1819. We continue to have a good demand for Cotton, particu larly &weds, which have brought an advance o f a id. per lb. on last week's prim. The import this week is 8,512 bags, and the total sale. 10,080, consisting by private of 50 Sea Islands, fair Id., fine 2s. 6d, 10 stained, good 17d.; 4,200 Bowed', ordiumy to middling 113 d. a 111 d., fair to good 121 d. • 13d.; 1,300 Orleans, ordinary to middling 1114. a 121 d , fair to good 123 d. a 143(1. • 420 Ten- n essee', middling 11d., fair II Id. ; 1,500 Peruses', ordinary 181 d , fair to good 17d. a 181 d, 420 Bahian, fair to good 153 d. • 163.1.; 320 Nlaranhams, ordinary to middling 15d. a 1514. fair to good 153 d. a 18d.; 1755 Minas, mid dling 13d.; 120 Demerara', middling 141 d. fair 15.44.; 150 Swam. middling 73d. good 9d ; 540 Bengal', middling 61d. fair 834. a 70. The public miles of yesterday consisted of 474 Sea Islands, ordinary to good 22d • 2s. 40. averaging Is.; 40 stained ditto, middling to fair 134. a 151 d. • 440 De. nierarmi, ordinary to fine 123 d. a 173.1. averaging had ; 108 Barbsdoesoniddling to good fair 121 d a 13111 ; 205 Ben. pl., ordinary to middling 5341. a 8111.: nearly the whole was sold. About 2,000 hags have been taken on speculation, and 1,000 fur export. The Sugar market still continues dull, at a further de cline of Is. per cwt.; of 1,600 Mids. offered at public ask, nearly une-half was withdrawn for want of buyers, and the quantity sold in the week by auction and private treaty is only Goa casks. We have au inquiry for H h &gars for shipment, and 250 boxes have been taken at 38s. for good yellow, and 50s. a 548. for fair strong to fine white ; bat in other sorts of Foreign and East India we have had nothing done. The Coffee market has been extremely hat through the week : on Monday 1,000 bags of Clieribon and Dutch were offered at auction, and the whole taken in, but of which there were sold afterwards 300 bags of Dutch at 113.. for fine ordinary, 118.. a 119 s. for middling, and a small par cel of yellow Cheribon at 112 s. The business done be sides consists of 300 bags of fair to good Domingo, nt 191.. a 1055.; 50 casks middling Havannah at 10$.. with 100 casks and fion bags of C.beribori at 103 s. for ordinary, and 108 s. • 110 s. short price fur good. Pimento is inquired after, and • small parcel has sold at 7d. but there is little in the market under nil. Good Demerara Hums have brought 3.. per gallon Id 0. P., and common Leeward. 2s. id. a 2s. 3d. Carolina Rice of good to hoe quality sold on Satur day last at 20.. 3d. • 21s. 3d.; but we have had more in quiry since for this article, and 250 tierces of fair to good quality have brought 21s. a 22.. In East India we hail nothing done. There has been a fair demand for Tobacco from the trade and for the Irish market ; a parcel of 50 hhtl4. low Ken lurks has also been sold at 3d. per lb. for export, red 1411 bale. East Wile by 'swim' at 2.1 per lb. The Corn market has been dull, and prices of Wheat have reesilrd fully 3d. per bushel. About 500 barrels New York and Yirginia sweet Flour have been sold by auction at 37.. to Us. per barrel, and the saute quantity of New York sour Flour at 31s, being a decline of 1.. to 2.. per barrel on last week's price*. Dyearoods are without alteratioa. We have had a fair In. wiry for Pot Ashes, which have sold at 325. for Montreal, Ns. a 394 for New York, and 404.8,1. for Boston. tine of rtir quality ban brought 12s. Tallow is steady. For 1,000 Rio Grande Hides, of light weights, 6!cl. per lb. has heen obtained. Ott,s.—ln Greenland Oil there is no bn■iaeue of magni hide doing. Southern Od is in the MONO state ; the few sales made of either have been chiefly to consumers. Sperm Oil is lower, owing loam large •rrivals, nearly ipso tom, Smog imported last week. Rape and Linseed Oils are rather higher. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. R►rtxru SUGAIL Broer• Lumps lave been in steady demon.' at a rettitcl of 21. per cwt. Crushed SJoar has been in better request at &Oa a Sat. other descriptions ate ju little &maul. Postscript, Tisesdarr, My 20, 1819. Fber taloth. T► SUOMI market was very fiat to-day, tad only food mod toe qoalifies wort at all saleable: not Jamaica briniest 245. The public oak of Ilsrbedoes went about la. &l. lower. COTllti..-A small public sale was h cht forward in. day, coasistiog chiefly of low asiddlior Dominica, which mold about 3e. lower. At. Domino has bees meld at MK per eel. sad is dill so( deataad. At the death of ,Ella, the founder of the koug.lom of Mira. Edilfrid, who had married his daughter. took possession of hie dominions. /Ella bad left a male child of the name of Edwin. about three years old, who was conve)ed beyond the reach of the tyrant. and iairrested to the protection of Cad. vim, the King of North Wales. The hospitable of the British Prince drew on him the vengeareer of the Northusn• Arian ; end lite two armies met in the vicinity of Chester. On the summit of a Pleighbotosing hill Fall* 4 copied nn lett crowd, the monks of Bangor, who, like Moses in the wilderueee, had hoped by their prayers ko rife the. tate of Ilse battle. "If they pray," exciaheM Parrt. "they also fight against es," amid orderedalf nt of his array to put them In tbe sword. Victory was, a. wattal, Hue SO his standard. Chester was taken and Rancor demo: limbed. Its scattered ruins demonstrated to subsequent ge neralities the extent of that celebrated monastery. The sou of /Ella, who was incessantly harassed by the jealousy of EAdfrid, +widened from tire hospitable mansion of Cadvau through the different principalities of the Britoil. and Saxons. Al last he found an asylum in Ow Court of Redwairl. Thr fidelity of that Prince was immediately at tempted to he shaken by the threats and promises of hid: mad after a long straggle he preferred the friendship of a powerful monarch to the danger of protecting a solitary exile. On the very reclaim, while the Council deliltelated on his fate, Edwin was sitting alone in Ow dark at the gate of the palace, when a friendly voice whispered in his ear that it was time to fly ; for the King had given his assentio the demands of his esteem!. " I hare known too murk mi sery," replied the Prinrr, "to be mimes fur life. If I must die, no death can be more acceptable than that which is in. Aided by royal treachery." He remained in the same place musing on his melancholy situation, wheel a favourable dream, which bad considerable influence on his subsequent condect, afforded him a faint gleam ..f hope, nail his friend, stealing to him a second time, informed hint that be was safe. The solicitations of the Queen had overcome the perfidious resolve of her husband. The moment Redwatd determined to reject the proposals of Edilfrid, he saw the Necessity of anticipating Ina resent ment. The Northumbrian, with a small body of followers, was. hastening to surprise his enemy, when Ire was met by the whole of the East-Anglian barges on the right bank of the !del, in Nottinghamshire. They were skilfully (su we are told) arrayed in three bodies: and their helmets, spears, slid banners, gave them a martial and formidable appear. sure. Edilfrid, though disconcerted, scorned to retire; and rushing on the first division, destroyed it with its leader, Ralrenheri or Rainer, the son of Redwald. But the North umbrisna were quickly trampled under foot by the multi tude of the East-Anglians; ■nd the King, having opened with his sword a way into the midst of his enemies, fell on the bodies of those whom he had slain. The conquerors hastened to improve their advantage. By the men of Deira Edwin was received wit► acclamations of joy: the c►ildren of Edilfrid lied into the north of the island ; and the Renal glans submitted cheerfully to the good fortune of the sort of /Ella. Redwald, having placed his friend on the Ignited throne of the two kingdoms, returned in humph to his doudeloses. REIGN OF EDWIN, 618. The martini genies of Edillfrid hod raised Northembris to an equality with the most powerful of the Anglo-S*3mo, states: under the pererusnent of Edwin it assumed a marked superiority, and conferred the title of Bretwalda on hi.,, and his immediate successors. The mein by which lie as_ eroded to this pre-eminence, are not recorded: but the his. tory of his conversion to Christianity has bees preserved by the pen of theynierable Bede. _ In . the ninth year of his reign Edwin had married Edit berg*, the daughter ortibelbert, the deceased King of Kent. The zeal of Eadbald had prey/Mealy stipulated that his sister should enjoy the free exereiseof her religion: and bad obtained from Edwin a promise that he would himself examine the evidasees of the Christian faith. The Queen was accompanied by Notions, a Roman missionary, who had lately received the episcopal consecration. The King faithfully observed his word: but, though he made nu at. tempt to alter the faith of Edilberga, he chewed no inclina tion to embrace it himself. It was in vain that Paulson, preached, that the Queen entreated, that Pope Ilunifare seat letters and presents. Edwin appeared immoveably at. lathed to the worship of hie fathers. The kingdom of Wessex was now governed by two Prince*, Caielielm sad Cynegils, the successors of Ceolwulf. They bore with impatience the superiority assumed by Edwin; and, unable to contend with lon in the Aeld, attempted to remove him by initialisation. Fmaier, in quality of an envoy from Cuichelas, demanded an audience of Edwin. He bad concealed wader his clothes a two-edged dagger, which hail been previously dipped in poison : and while the King earnestly listened to his discourse, the assassin aimed a desperate blow at him breast. His design did not escape the eye of the faithful Lillis, who threw himself between Edwin and the dagger, and fell dead at the feet of his mas. ter. So great was the fume of the stroke, that the King was wounded through the body of his attendant. Every sword was instantly drawn: but Emner defended himself with such desperate courage, that lie killed Froilheri, an other thane, before he was overpowered by numbers. The preceding night Edilherga had been delivered of • daugbter,and Edwin' publicly returned thanks to the gods fur his owe preservation, and the health of his consort. Peahens did nut omit the opportunity of ascribing both events to the protection of Christ, whose resurrection from the grave had been that very day celebrated by the (toren. His discourse made impression on the mind of the King, wbo permitted him to baptize his daughter, and promised to become a Christian, if be returned victorious fruits his meditated expedition against the perfidious King of Wessex. At the head of a powerful army, Edwin marched against his enemies. The two brothers were defeated; five of the lVest.Sation chieftains fell is the battle ; and the country •as pillaged by the victors. Having satisfied bis reseutment, the King returned to Northumbria, and was rc led of his promise by Petitions. From that moment he abstained from the worship of his gods: though he still hesitated to embrace elitist eau ity. He consulted alternately his priests and the missionary, and revolved to solitude their 'Tredve ar- Rummel:its. His mind was strongly indoesiced by the rccul. lection of his dream in East-Anglia; and as .t hail been fulfilled in every other particular, $1 became hie ditty to ac contpl•sh it by becoming • Christian. Having taken his resolution, be called au assembly sat' his wilco or couusellurs, and required each to state his seistionenta on the subject. The first, who ventured to speak, was Coati, the high-priest, who, instead of opposing, advised the adoption of the toreizn airship. His motive was singular. No one, he said, had served the gods more assiduously Mau himself, and vet few bad been less fortunate. He was weary of (Seidel', who were so indifferent or so ungrateful, and would willingly try hi. fortune ander the now religion. To this profoisud theologian succeeded a thane, whose dis course, while it proves the good score of the speaker, exhibits a striking picture of national snanwers.--a- He sought for information respectiog the imam and the destiuy of man. " Often," said he, 0 Kum, its the depth of whaler, while yon are feasting with your themes, and the Am is biasing no the beartk in lb. midst of . i i: 7:l7 . h ir ea l: i e l i ' o b t r re a ; n s n u d li h i c a i elea k t ve t w o m iskee m n e at a a p bt i rm hei t uki c o tr a s i m Pher s e h ir ,: ed. e i r if thib e w y e h rt r i iii FiL sttol i: r6 t millw vii t : rire ga y eas k l: . tie earth tar a few years: but what rreceeso W birth, v BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED Jobn Junes, of Upper Brook -street, GrussenneAsparei Middlesex, tailor, fruin July 17, tis July 47, at ten, at Qid ball, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Adams, Adak:tut-ester, jeweller. BANKRUPTS. Alexander Piton, of Felhog.Shore, Durbani, ship !milder, to surrender, August 5,6, cud 31, at elev.:of, at lbs,Gemge lon, Ps Igrs nt-street, Newumtlemprni.Tysse. Athune,s, Messrs. Nathaniel sad Joint Clayton, Newcastle; aoti Clayton, Sum, and Clayton, Ltorolses-Inte. Robert Thompson and Hit:doss-as 'flusinp•on. or New - eastle-upon-Tyne, timber-merelmais, to stirreslsr, Allgood 6, 7 and 31, at eltveu, at the Geor ge Inn, Nvneastlptipoo- Tyne.. Attorneys, Messrs. Megrims* liessi Pottle, Dattsm• garden, Loudon; and Mr. Arssurer Ducks, Neurnitle upon-Tyne. Joseph Harwich, of Milhstreti, Lambeth, Surrey, and %lithe British iron. foundry, Narrow-wall. Lambeth, ?squarer iron -founder, to surrender, July 24, 31, and 4tigoot 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, (undo,,. Attorney, Mr. JaCkllll.l Isug Hoot, 11, , lborn-court, Grat'o-100. . _ CiriAt ti 's • dealer, to roirrearler, Ji at Guildhall, Loudon. lnu, Loudon. ittoeney, Mr. DI VI DEN DS. July 17. J. Sims, of Ring stream, near l'ower.hill, St. Eo tulph-Without, Aldgate, Abaldinsea, inuctier, at twel.r, at Guildhall, Landaus. July 24. J. Ilendersois, of Mitre-ronrt, Ma-street, Li:adult, merchant, at 'waive, at Guildhall. August 14. J. hid( ins and T. Parsons, of Piccadilly, SI dlcoes. breeches-maker., at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 16. L. Feather, of Nottingham, dealer, at stereo, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. August 7. E. Land, of Warwick•row, Blackfriarmiusd, Surrey, baker, at tine, at Guildhall, Londou. August 16. E. Aspinallaw, of Stapleforil, Nllittla 'ham, but - cher, at eleven, at the Ram btu , Nottingham. August 16. I. Orme, yen. I. Orme, jou. said It Gime, of Nottingliani, silversmiths, at Maven, at she Ram tun, Nottingham. August 12. Wm. Rust, of Stsealkld, York, Ilberettaut, at twelve, at the Tontine Ina, Stselfielil. August 24. T. Barlow, late of Appletno, Chester, wheel wright, at twelve, it the Nag's Head lons, Warrington. August 11. Win. Critchlow, of Liverpool, and J. Harris, jun. of Beaumaris, Anglesea, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. July 27. Wns. Lloyd, jun. late of Thames-street, London, lilt/puller, hut now of Yindon, Sussex, flamer, at tell, at Guildhall, London. July 31. T. Toy, of Petters, Cornwall, grocer, at clever, •t Guildhall, London. July 27. J. Taylor, late of Cheapside, [median, draper, at ten, at Guildhall. August 3. I. Corpe, of flnn-steret, Riatiopagate.Within, London, saddler, at eleven, at Guildhall. August le. H. Marsh, of Rresstforil, Middlesex, bout and shoemaker, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Auguct 14. G. Riggs, of llullwrwbeidge , Loudon, si..rer smith, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 7. J. Gibous and S. !'neater, of Wassirofse-pitie., Ducture-Commons, Loiesloa, dealers ill lace, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 21. R. Wilke, of Clusuctry.lasse, , . at eleven, at Gisit.lhall, August 21. T. Ellerhy, of Rook, Dena, licieu•tiraver, at twelve, at Guildhall, l.oildon. August It. E. Holder of the Whyte, Puddk....tose, H. re. ford, auctioneer, at eleven, at the Shire-hail, 11....furc. August 10. K. Wilson, of Friday.atrett, Loodua, raerct.ial, at teu, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—Ausust le. T. Witiatanley and W. C. Coale, of Liseepool, auctio ever.. Goldin", late of Chippenhats, Wilts, cloth —J. A.. - lips and W. Archdeacon, late of CAA suewstreer. LeLdmi, rut lendrreta.--.1. Cameron, of Ma lithegief, T east. of Keyfurd, Prone Selwoud, Stmeresetshire, wookiapt.. - P. G. Williams, of Prineta-street, Mary-le-imor, painter.—J. Al'Kuight, late of Long-acre, but 00* al. V.te I tame nt. street, Middlesex , l i ueti-dratier.—) f;ai taint, i.e. Austio-friars, Loudon, Aoderaon, lair Wapping, Mithiletwx, mil-tui ker.—T. Taylor, late of T., a.l - 1,0111Bli•1111 erg, FP.,, "r ehr thtl . 4 If A Old Es:ky, Loudon, pr tctrr.—R. Sualterlasil and ll I.::Att44 r . •I land, of Bitolioglutwo ' Run-matters .— J. Richards, t. 4.. Richards, and .1. Richa rds, jou. tete of Mutio's how; I v..- don, weescliasts.—l. Beckett soil I. Robert., of &Ire, *tit. t, IVoud-streei, Loudon, Blatiterell-Hall-feciors. PARTNERSIIIP'S DISSOLVED. J. R. Tetley, R. Tetley, 11. Sleet, sad D. Rekord., of i London sod laierpool, cotton -Iwokers, March 31. Mitt i . , IL Tsylor, R. Rstrgalloy, S. W. Pyrites, sod W. 11. Tsei.o. of the ItOrourb of liteuttrosels Sirerey, pest sod tre• el.wer- chassis, JIM. 30, istp.—J. lark, R. Heaton, 11. Hence., •041 B. Bright, of Biskopoiste-oleree, llaititott. 41rogg.u., Jame U, 1111.—J. Billenadaroll $ O. Beeitio,of Fostow.tanc. Losdos. iroossonigere, flercti S 7, 1!19.—J. 14...• ~..:; .N. lrelloseek, of Illoehttelice, Best, tisco.arspers, Slily li. 114 A' -.- T. Roberts, J. O. Mairsetti, se* J. 1.. Parlser, ut c'neot V. o.- ebseser-elreel, shlp-krokerio, July 10, /11111.-1. Steam sr.! T. Browsing, of Sesitklield-bsrs, Loodso. distiatir, ~..iy TO, 1119.—C. Holehoose W. 11.14, and T. 1141 I„ of 11,41.. street, Southwark. oilstel:, July 1, 11111.—W. Donn so:411 Maill of *kik°. Yeggir table gillikesglenfthill 17 , 'g W NEW DUTIES OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE. This day is psiblisbed, i• See. price Ss. a New F.dition of 'gill E DUTIES a CUSTOMS and EXCISE on GOODS, WARES, mid MERCHANDISE, M. ported, and the Duties, Drawbacks, Bounties, and Al lowances, on Goods Exported to Foreign Parts, or brought or caroled Coastwise; corrected to Jelly 17, 1519. By THOMAS. THORNTON, Custons-houne, London. N.B. This Work contains several alterations in the Duties made since the passing of the late Consolidation Act. Also, by the same Atilbur, • New Edition, being the Fourth, of A COMPENDIUM of the LAWS and RE GULATIONS coucerning the TRADE with INDIA, the Ditties and Drawbacks of Customs and Excise, he. ice. Landon: Printed for Black, Kingsbury, Parbery, and Allen, Booksellers to the Honourable East India Company, Leadenhall-,treet.