The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-01 00:00:00

• 1 . - • .4111•1-•" 1 1111111111101,111 :••• l'1•01 Aate/al‘- ) i 4 ‘,s- 42 154 . - \"1 it lett 11,0t1 . lortool: 0r.114.7.tv0 • 4 IP +,. N. 7 r LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1818. NUMBER 4855 PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. No ACTED THIS SF.A%ON. FOR 'VHF. PENF:FIT OF ill: 'IAN Dos, aml 11..104. keep. r. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS Preaent WEI)NESDAV, Jule I, 1818, will he acted else thiewitie Drama of THE EXILE. Governor of Siberia, Mr. Blanchard ; Connttrial', the Exile, Mr. Egertne ; &ant Calmar. Mr. Mimeo ; Baron Altrad , .ff, Mr Liston ; the Paulin-la, Kr. Adcock ; the Catarowita. Muter C. Parsloe ; Mr. Y..iint ; 1 Y. 4 weiu. Mr Jefferies ; Yartworli, Mr. Chaps:us.; Neririts, Ur. Fawcett. The FArprero Elisabeth, Nos bean; Sedum, Mrs. Egerton ; Katharine (wish a Polarca), Thar Matinewei Alezina, Miss Branton (her 6.st appearance he that elm. racier). In Act H the Coroaatires of the Empyreal Elizilteth. With a sew Ballet Divertissement (ewinpowtil by Mr. Noble) called THE RCSSIAN FESTIVAL. Principal Dancers—Mr. Noble, alias l...ppin.s and the Muses Delimit. In the Piece will he inteedeited • National Dame, by Mr Notate and Miss Idappinir. Tv which will he added. a new Operatic Draws. In two Acts, called TILE LIIiEUTINE. Funneled on the interimtiiit egur, or D o " Ina". In which will lie introduced she celebrated Mosie iu 110sareit Don Giovanni, arranged to the Engllab Stage by Mr. (Jon man (the Libertine), Mr. Connor ; Dna Pram (entonsandant of Sevilk). Mr. Chapman ; Dun thiamin, Mr Sinclair; perirllo (Val.! to Lain Juan), Mr. Liston; Mr. Dureste. Donna Leonora, SNIP Matthews; Dumas E:vira, Mrs. Fancit ; Zerlina, Miss Stephens. Ticket. 'Mil tit the Doors will nut he admitted. Boxes, 7.. Pit, 3s. 7..--Upper Gallery, Is. Oro at Six, rommence at Seven Ti. keta and Places for the limas to be taken of Mr. Bran don, at the Bus °Mee, Prince's-place, Hai ustreet. THRATRF:47OriL smaListr OPEItA, NTRAND. TIIIS EVF.NING. WEDNESDAY. July I, will be presentcd, the Comic Client of FREE AND EASY. After vbieb, a Dramatic Advertisement. called WAN FED. A GOVERNE!,S! Away, Mr Bartley; Certain ih•bwnnd. Mr J. Jon►s; Thumbottom. Mr. IN,lltiuson. Julia Malvern, Miss I. Sy reneoll ; I.ur) Darbroakod. Ills* K►lly. Iu euueln.l.• with (11nth time) a new eleirneleri+lic 41.1. ET DIVERTISEMF.NT. In whir% will he inirinhereil lbe NATIVE A'IIRRICAN IN DIAN WARRIORS. lately arroveil nn Envisn.l. Douro to be opraed at Six, and the Performance to begin at Sevos. Kowa, S. —Pit, 311.--. Lower Gallery, ffa.—Upper I..—Stroud Price at Nine o'Clui k. Boxes, Places, and Pi irate Beam, may he taken of 'llr. St•vroana. at the Box Oilirr,Strand Esstrayee. (min Ten sill ; ■nd at Francon'. libruy, 170, New Bond-street, oppiliate Hoorloocton.car.lene. The Performanera of the Native American Indiana will he npratra et,ry Evening: to-morrow wish a hlrlo.Drama, ealkit Two Words, wit Silent not Dumb ; amil The Adored Q.t.! tins Carew (late of the Theatre llenal, Covent Garden) wilt ma►e ►er first appierasee es Monday, as Clan, in and Revivals are in 3CI iv*. preparation. BY SPECIAL DESIRE OF HIS IMPERIAL HIGH NESS TmE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL. F. ATRE.ROYA L. DRURY LAN F.. TOR THE. BENEFIT OF MK. EI.I.ISTON. rill/. AU /It ROW, THURSDAY, July 2. Majestic.' &mots will revive Mrs. Ccollirres favouille Comedy, compressed lain three sets, called A 1;01.1) S Ft lit A % Corona Fe,gowen, Mr. ; Freeman, Mr. Barnard; Mr. D O M ; l'etriwtokle, Mr knight !hi , Arai iipitrarenre is lbstt chsracter'; ; Troth-love, Mr. Ben gnash (biz Grit appearance in Hist character); Sachbut, Hr Goole; SIM^/11 Parr, Mr. Ostwrry; Aminadsb, Mr. Minbio. Mr.. Prim, Mis Spark.; Anise Lovely, Mrs Davison (her first appearance in that chortcter); Betty, Mk. Tiib.well After which, the celebrate:l Tamil from The Bride of Aby.lisi, by Nit/. Bland, Moe. Matron!, and Mst.s To winch will be othle.l, reeon.l time, the Farce of TI IF. 1.1,t R. Yming %riming, Mr. Ellison' ; Sir lame. Elliot. Mr. rtar rust ; 111,1 Wilding, Mr. Powell ; Papillson, Mr Gattie Mots Grantham, Mrs. Drier ; Miss Godfrey, Sloss Boyce; Kitty, Mini Titlewell. To conclude with the Comic Muni of THE THREE AEI) THE OEUCF.. Perrerine Singh., Mr. Elliman! Prrtistax Single, Mr. El- Loots !! Perrival Single, Mr Elloduti! !! Rocca and Places to be had of Ml► Eiliston„ at his Howie, No. 9, Stratf.rd-place; and of Mr. Spring, at the Uox Office of the Tlitatre. IMPERIAL VEGF:TAISLE SOAP. 64. pr. duzrn sipssres; Brown Winokur. as. per dorm: (le- Intone Palen and Winslow. 2.. thl per dozen; best Dutch Seahag Was. 4. 6,1. per lb ; Superfine, is. M DAVIES ; 63, St. Marlin's-lane, opposite Slal/lo• fer's Cooffer-hone, sole Inventor and Manufacturer of the • Invented Waxed Wick Tallow families., which hive gown such nnivenal sativfaelinn to IMIP many hiEhly homossr stole and disliaguished w h ose ref* 1111 l onendaloodol have estahloshed his name i.. every part of the 1./noted King dom. Br-o. t" a x Candles. 3s. $l. pt.. lb ; Sperm anti - povitinn onalom, 3s. 4.1.; Palace Wax 11.1ehos, 3a 41. per It.. tre• ; New Invented Wasrol Wick 3loistola, 12.. 6.1. per dozen; hest Store Candler. 114. 6,4 per dozen. Mottled and Yellow Soap tat a s•opt.o ior quality. Candles in lbe higiont prrfersion.—ltrri Wax randier, lc R.I. pe r Ib ; Srrm and Compomaton Candle., 3.. 44. pir ; Pal iet Wax ly it zlitrol, Z. 44. re lb. 'Al.\l()Nr. miy,;..,,s (1). .t ►rs l o.-el lit I it• Al r, turn their sincere thanks to Professional Gentlemen and the Palilic for the Ishii:ll swim en t eemeiii tory 1i... .r. 0-44.4.41, a 4441 in rintset i nviser of tilt 1113111%. toilet is tr inotlt ions nf their PATENT SELF.A WV!: ri NG TRUNNES, whirls are l''''''ll'lY a.lvvvllled. wills nit either novelty, improvement, or 'misty, consider it their deity to caut.on the Pubitc arsinst Inc iinpusitoots I.f Kuri l Gi.iie preten , lert The PATENT SELF A lOUS fING TKUS4r.Q. which reptile no straps, nor r 4.. w any runtl'ement to it•r body, ere insuefactured ost.v I.v SA L'ill Of. OILY, "'ld CO., 292, altall , li Lemlitin ; and lil3, Palate Royal, Paris ; wins hive In. hriniar to supply lite Army ■•nl N.. 7. the Milla'Y and Nash Hospital., tiic Trinviirt Service, Dock Yard. snit Ortleame. t . .e MArlfle 1 1 .fir 1 71:1131, line Hall. Ella 111.41 r:1111- P i.. . 1111 ' City Or L. 011.10 1/ 1 . 111•11 &WWII', OW .11ary-le.hnor, VI oreirseasilie„ Detilo r h, and Bs istirl liifiritterses„ the 31ii1. dlewit Hospital, &c &c N B. P. mu. residing in the Country, sen•b'g the cloning femur 4.f the body in inches. iniit above the hips, iti:iy dr- Penni “Poll %.•inir serisratily fluid. &hi by Railer and Solis, awntivte, :1, Serk":"lrele: Dublin; .iiiit by ono or inure Ili loggias ill every pclllell'm wire in F.gl•:od. RIMING GALLERY, PALL-MALL TFIIS GAI.I.EItY, w.th a SF.LECTION of the nitint celebrated Works of the listings, Spanish. Flemish. and Dutch Itrhoels, IS OPEN every Jay from Nut to der Morning ealil Six in the Evening. Admittance la—Catalogers Is. By Order. JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. VAUXHALL GARDENS. toiler the Patronage of hi. Itoynl Highness dm PRINCE REGENT. . P lIIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. July I. will be presented a GRAND GALA, with Alsilah , e SAQlll's Periiinnaares. and Anent on the RUM' smillAt brillisnt discharge of Fileworks. Ailamoioss, 3a. &d.+7* Duane will apes at Seven, sod the Conroe, beg. new F.iglit o'Clock. 4+. OST. on Saturday. in the Hei4liheasrlitsort of Wi.imasoler-lwid e r, a remelt Liver and Vfhile•enitar ad SPANIEL; his culler a patent chnia now, marked . 4 1. Chattermis, Eat Repel lantern." It hot vu bring* hien In Na. ll.Chapti-stratt. Grosvenor-place, Oran nrctiva 1111 Gel EAS REWARD. PORTRAIT OF SIR MURRAY MAXWELL. This day is published, wills a Portrait of Cipisiis Sir V. Maxwell, and five cultism:lJ Engravings, Sru. price 12.. a Ile W Edliillll of OVA( E .41;6 Xlujraty's hoe Ship AI .0 ESTE, euminandeil by Captain Si, M. -Maxwell ; with au Account of ker Shipwreck. By JOHN 111•1.E0D, Survon of ihe Aletste. Printed fur Julio Murray, Albemarle-ftreet. nft BUSFEII.I.r4 SERMONS. TIPUBLISHERS oil I 11:. BUSFEILD'S twltMoNs. her to request such part of the Pithhe as wish to subscribe, to favour Skein with their names wish as delay as pomade, in order 111:11 tbsy may be inserted in the Volume. and that the Publication may nut be se. larded tomtit dims is wets try. Subscribers names received at the Poly'Wires, ?4.-ors. Lloyd's and Soo, Harley street; and 3lesses. Itiringtour, Si Paul' tliori h.) aril. R ES. TO BE SOLO BY AVCTION, By Mr. Al his Rooms, 43i, TOMORROW, al Twelve o'Cluek, z i GENUINE COLLECTION of PIC. I, Tuft consigned from the Continent, principAlly of the Dutch mod Flross , h Scho.ds, with a few fishes., form. tog an iuterrating and valuable asairto!.lage of Sorconeirt, it richly tarred and Gilt Numea, by Brouwer. lieniskerk, Jan !ionise, K da Judi's, Midesin.r, Monmny, Mar land. thtade, Pocock, Puissant, Itilisthoot, Tillematia, Vats de Veld', Van Govt.'s. A. VEllllllll,til, nalicau, J. and ‘i*ouverinans, and other disitingnisherl May be attired until Me Salt., and Cataloguts had at the Rooms. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO emisiterasel Ilse ottletv attempts thld ors. dulls made to impose an the nowiry a spurious rompos..iiin instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY sasiIiAAKTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their 97. HIGH 1101.BOVII. is se enospieitiotsly plated in the centre or lle• !Abel, dist they lin+t an atU lotion to Ih,s. soil the ilifivrence of the type, wholt to unlike all 1i ItEr•press, will eligible port:kaisers at a nee to detect tbe innnmnion. the Kral JAPAN BLACK INI L mode and a d d Wholesale by DAY and ”AlalN, 141, linlborn, mid retailed by the princip.al Shopkeepers, au Bottles la 1;11 Is. , 211.1 111.13 d. 11P TON. Y ti:ock-Broker, 2, Consume., it lnkt % the els lit at ',pour! tinily of submitting the !liberal , of a new lot y, which drawing early its the lilt of Aga, air. The snag Mode of 14 rare la rely 2n:it—awl the II her sit Tickri% remarkably 1 , 111101:— . 111rol. Twu I'. tura of to 0)0, wilt ae, frw 'rirketa sigfi,o44l;--Itesoles li,„e .dvaittair., Two a She Priva will rircrire u, ail.litioe, Eight Pips of Port Wine, or Slailcsrioir Ei:lit of Claret, to he c hnsrn by the hobl..a them rive. li . E. milk it, a prerreellee as NibIPVV, wlnre SCIWIIIICS, with full PM -111.111114, may had tratia All !twain. as in the Politic Ponds tiansaeteil with the at. moo fidelity and dispatch. NFAV SEATE LOT l'Elt1". (The 1 , 41 for thr t•ire of Ow BE:GINS DRAIVI 4Th ACLUS 2 of .4.710.000 And only r..,hi Tick. tit, with POlt 1 . , R 1:1'. 11 .% Dr:11; A. Amounting to 4 P. or Mot or a, or 4 lloolierals sir Cl.ort, for risch of the Ps . 7 Al of One Thoucto4 Sow, rrivo. Th e fa...win: f..vourile Ntoisdo 7 rs Navin: twin isstud room 'FOE RANK or ENGLAND. G. CA CONTRACTOR FOR Tim. I.OTTERV. Risperthilly argo•iinta the Public 'hey may be had of the 01lice-ke, mrs whose Nam. a are Against them : ~, 1 tr i .bh 30 %fi r eb a ll .9 11Artist j 119 Pislain:: 2 Marlin 31 Mai-hall in liish i $9 Carroll 3 F.)lutt 32 11ortio .11 Coirial 90 Eytoot 4 i4a23r0l :1:1 1(i cards •ii 'l2 Carroll 91 Sirewsizlet 5 Richardson 34 Sirewright , 13 Masbate 112 Maishall It Hagar.' 35 is'r4li 54 Rieharilson 113 Sirewright 7 11123,41 36 Welili •i 5 1 , 4t0u 94 IE ion $ Podding :17 Ilior.oril 1311 Ruh I's Carter 9 Ilartril 36 Swift d 7 Sw3l DO Rival 19 Swift .19 High 34 11.,riril 1 1 7 C.irlvr 1 1 hailing in Aladin 19 %Velar 9:1 Swift 12 711.1 i 11 Siso:wriglit 70 Carter 09 Martin 13 Suitt 42 W, hi. 71 Beat leo Richardson 14 IZlehiirason 43 Frio' 72 Sivertrieit 111 11'elih 15 l'arsull 14 Weld, 73 Carter 222 Sirewri;:ht 11; Cs, roll 45 11:is Ira 71 Carroll 3.13 %%ciao 17 flpao 411 Carroll 71 Hi‘li 441 It irharilann 111 ILA 47 C.oroll 7ft S • wriest 555 C.irroll 19 111.11 IS C.::tritill :7 ('.,,r01l 0 0 0 Cytoil 20 Beal 49 11.1r.tral 78 V . . loh 777 Sir. wrighl 21 Swill 511 ('ii roll 79 %I ti tin MIS Rieharilatin 22 Loon .51 Swift .1441 Eyiun . 999 1132 i.il . .. .. . . ._ ... 21 %% chh 82 S:ve•riglsl NI liirlsis 111 I l's.liiii.: 24 SitrWriff.lll 8.1 Its. har.lpsoul42 Ilt , lt 222 %mewl NM 28 A1:m.41411 . P 4 14101 j.. 3 11.14.1 rd • 143 114r.0..1 211 Cur.!, .)8 14.01 1%1 li .li 4444 l'uldistir 27 It ieltarasurs !)6 ISO, ..18 H.rh.tr.1..0 , c588:8 Casio t t s 'Webb S 7 11,1 z Ir.] i..i Can ..11 litilidri Sofa . ' 29 Webb 88 31m,t.taall 187 %Ulm 17777 241vvwright N. ll—% uy favourite or (dory Nurniterr, out in the above List, wry be bad by an rally arplicalui❑ io soy Lutist) , ofike, ur lu C rARROI.I.. nob-grim., 7. I vrnAill , and 20, Orford aired, Who btoso ell mill uultt to floe li.. Lunar)• vlacso (Lie r, Nu. nlin Nu. 4;i410 tC,fitiu! •ud in the limiter) just No 9,1011 ALE ,t uttur Ckyitml. f 454,110, GENERAL ELECTION. ELErrons! rRIF.NDS TO SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY. AN over-einifiileuce in the sitcce,oi ofcense. because it in a rood ewe. has often proved its rein. ha efforts mete by each of the other Candidate, to procure Single Votes, demand eorreeponiling exertions on your parts, in orde r to *more his Election Such Gentlemen as may be tealooaly dispelled to prn• mole that object. nee mot earnestly invited to assemble nt Samuel Genreat Cansmittet Room, 4?. street, C vent G mien, at as early psi hour as possible THIS DAY and TO- MORROW. in orde r t.s penned spun an active Re a-lovas% J. 31 AC VON A LI). Chid. mail. General Commit. e Room, 42, Kina-airevt, July 1. nava 01' TUR ent.t. ox TursnAy, MX/ $4l. liar Samuel Homily Sir F. Burdett . •• • • nor M. Ninywell 3,7144 Henry Mint, Eel IVESTNIINSfER ELECTION. ripriE ',resent Ctsittr.t for tl,r Itrtirr4.iititt ion If l lhr City or %Vela milifiter being to islv of a public us tnre. tlie Friend* and Sapporters of Sir ‘IURR AY MAX WELL haveileteraninird to enter into a SU Psi . it PT it IN five defrayiut the rocces...oy Expenses of the trims;— vul ; Notice is hilehy riven, that Salmeriptiono will be rrreixed at Manors. Hoare's. Flert.xtrett ; %le.. ra Birth nod Co. Bond-omo ; Messes. {ferries sail ('u. St. ; and Sir litho Kiting and co. Ciwulull. The Licher honor already take.. a decided lest% in the Siibseri piton, it •ifi eartusily hopri that Ilse same liberal Iv will CUIII 11111 l • 19 be Owlets by those Irenr.le FrirtPlit I. Ili• caniie of Sir Moseley Maim. 11, a h.. no iy out have bets ap. prised of ihrtscri of their Cur Loomis wonseli fiIHE C1)11111 1 - 1 . E1.. I 1.•:: I.- ~•• t of slit MURRAY ‘1 AVVEI.I. earrwasly re. quest the early attres,l.lncr of ihr Elerltwa at hit 111. Lugs. sTA rE (W Tli F. POLL Milmed 3 :Ad Hominy ilstriiett Neat Rivlimishasis'o colfre Ilnis.r, June 29, 1818. TO THE El.Errons trn wr.s . rmtNsrut 110 HAVE HONOI.' RED 31E WITH THEIR SUPPORT. IT will he in your rrcoPertintt sit it, on Ihr otteo , . ine of the P.M, I ventured, in opposit . to the re commend mon .1• fi lends, In pn,swd In 11w Her-Imes accompassied only by a vino; Ilw Hou. 31r. Eege, and derliii. , l the usn - 11 an.; proffcred attrodnnre of my Brother Otfierrs in uniform I was initneed to art thus from a wi-h In avoid any public exhibition, which, without bring cmcillial to the ramie, might in. crease thr tumult insarunlably belonging to the OCCMPIWI. I have this moment been infoi mei, that the seal of my . friends has led them If, nostrums with bands of music soil Ildes.•nd dot dein i tttttt rent display has produced ass out nitrous rittnrk by the- asoppurliws uI foie of ihr cluthilateo, whir st - emArterintsert thus IM other Connli.ints or lira friends shall, vrithipiiiinsutestation,avuw their prinesplevor .04 11.11 the suffrages of the Electors. I Ibrn fnr 55111.1 LAO 114'14 ly eistient that all any friends will neuid the .staring coloor-, *oil hind Mat thrir exert will he COI' fined to a 41.0.1,41i:in of their Vora at the Ha..tinig , The hat rnu.ie shut I c.iii hr.y la she holier experru.i.s« of their iudivsdnal oath , - faction nt my comfort, and Ibr holy phr.., to repeal my former exprriasiest, a litre I %huh to plant soy colours is in thrir I have the hnnnor to he, GENTLEMEN, With the e.raswt ITV. it, VOlll grateful humble Servant, Munn sY maxwELL. Rit herdinis'a Corr, eiliitine, June 29, ISIS. ALIWRMAN tHOItP. TIIR DINN Fit : n Vt 1.1/ , .1 e i IP. FitEEOO IT of EU:C . IION, and the II ETrlt N of A iibrlivais THORP AS tine of the Iteprrsentstirrs for the ()is sit' London in l'arlironeut, is n ,ed for 1111 N I)I Y, Ihr 6th Jolv, lit the Laudon Tavern, instead of Width-allay, Ilie titb Juiy, all privioissly mit...Hilted. HoYcF. comnr, r.. i in the Chair. I•TEWAti DO! .10.111111 Jonathan Smith, E.q. Jones Do poa, r... q . A Merton,' 11,1 ) ,. i t •41...1,, vs. ' . Nat 113/111C1 ,' ass tv.:.-re, Esq. Hobert V.isix, E.q. Sa ttttt el IVeililell. Fsq. A lfred 1 lioi p, Esq. James Moir , il si, E.g. .1 Nichiikiiii, E.A. Snood Ws ichlsoe, EA. John la , loot), Esq. Joseph Iliii.hnari. E.q. Wm y Ilii iiigtois. Esq. Grauer 11.dah, EM I C 1 1 ,90... Forstrr, Esq. Thiinvis 1V111411,1. r. l . John Satins!. cc, E.q. %rm. 11'. ('ape, I:•q. Heory Jai Issoii, Esq. Tiernan. Wailit, hsq. It S. Irrs.in, Esq. .1..1011 11.111 kr, I: 9 . Ileory Hi.lioti, E.q Charles 11.i:imp. Cq. I Was. Richard's.", I.:, ri . Charles P. a: i 5,,,, U-1 11 WIN rt Ilst ksr, E.q. )4111(4 Hoz:nth, 1 . .. q. I JaMVA Pi 'Ozer, E.-q. Georee Eitrh, E.g. James lb 'ism', Esq. Sas ttttt -1 Bishop, F.-q• I). Husk in, 1'....q Chau IC* 1.11C11., E.,. 1.41 , 1 ‘Vasnii, Egg Eslo:Iril I :iliteins, Esq. Eilionitil Itiotabb, Esq. Itelb , i t Hilltop, E.q. Robert Thorp, E.q. Distill Prier, E„..q Samuel flis' , u;i, 1 , , , q. George 11111k.T. 1;041. .111 , 1111 i Hariky, E.q. Joseph 'lion p, E.g. 1.. NI. Sim ~D, , bill. To kels,llll6. each, 1 Is I.il of the !Oro ards only. Fliftt Lasr NIGII7"S GAZE ITE. Crnws-qtfite, Joine 30, 1819. MEMBERS RETURNED TO st.:ltVli IN Tits NEW PARLIAMENT. County or G urge Lamliton, Esq. and the Hun. 4Yillienr John Firderiek Panlett. City of Durham—Alit.had Angelo Taylor, Esq. and ILI-hard Whs.-Inn, E.g. City of Stniilo, Env and Ri c i.„l H an _ Inn y Gurney, Earl. Town 14 ReneDek-npnts Tweed—Alexander Allan, F.sq. and 11, ury Hene.ty S.iont Paso I, F:44st. Town 44 N 01.14 e11atn—.1...44.1.1s Burch, C.q. and the Hight Flow George Anguishes Henry Aline Pal kyle., Baron Ran- Ike K.nrduui of lit laael. City of Coventry—Vette Mousy, Lay. mud Edward Ellice, Esq. Cininty of .4iiLleaey—The Hnn. PeOceley Prezet. Hortnsith of Itr tuncvt.—Tln o n.a Ffenkland Lewin, C o q. Conn., of Cartuirilien—The Right Hun. LAM' It,brtt Sey sa..me. cooosy or Cartsamm—Rir ft..bert Dirt. limotst h ".r l'artarvon--I . liP 11. m Cis:irks l'ag,t. (5.m...v of Prinhis kr —S••• John _ 11444 6 614C114 46f Pembroke—J.om Hen.l. ilk Allen, E.l. Il.tv. s los ibir.l—.ll . .lll4m lichry Scuuttield, Esq. r..q.---dnirtl is attune; and Benjamin Kern, jnn r-q doled an above. Blonhaun and Ranlnory Squndrnn of Oxfor.l , llWr Y(H.M. ,, r‘• Thome. Senn, jun. Iw Walo.--aaled "ow' 2, 11+ id TM H•.sa. Thomas 'l4i-11110U to dated its above. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Curnatts:uns signed hp Il i . Lord Lieutenant of the County uf I likf T.• 19, uNs—Ahsam Tywinc Rawlilissm, tog. •—•1.1c41 MAIO 1819; lames Iliughtoit AJI OARTNERVIIPS DrSOLVCD. R. Southall, ern. mail It Soot1;411, joo. of nirmiugh:ow, ron.woikers„ MA, 20, 1816 —li. nogg, E. Notre., sod It. Roth...qt. of 314orto•ster,cot lon-iiiatiefxriorcri,Just. 17,016. --J. Iktritell a.wl T. Si news, of %Visite rite, .chooliiistot. re, Jolt, 24, 18!•1—t'. Lvov owl 11. E. Potters., of London, .lane —J Wilkott and M. ,if Drory fortoittire.hrok..r., Joist. 17, 1414 —1 Poiernoo end .4 Thom! ,Of 11.115151.101.1.. n, klidillei.est, tailors, Jitor 27. 16:8.—T. A:stois, T. /Woo, joie and 1 It It 100t5..., of New Rissiogloall.sts us, J nt . :151. lilts Miorhiu tool IV. 1.). C4rt. I , of N o t 1 . ..1k Mrert, %frivol E. Astor and G Itorwoo , l, Corololl, Loudon, intiowrid-inst 'intent Mall ttfatitt els.; Julie 24, 166. 11.INKIWPTCY (lurk, laic of I.uHUull. aqa hit of the ship a.l.r.alariupr,frum July 7, to 23, at at Guildhall, Loudon RINKRUPT. Thum/le Nonalay IIH• y osalger, ui KiIILMIOII upon-Hull, fr.w..r. ID sill, r sulsr, ally 4. :at 'aur , 11, awl Aas 11, at 64. aria. al ahe Dog 31111 Ihat k 'raven', Sealer-lame, Kingston• rum.— lla It Al.' 1.. %Valium' %Val matey, Par: aa aorert, Hull; and Mr. Jusrph I rtou, Gray's 111u•s.yu,.re. I.4saukus. nivinrNns. J tal% 2A J I of F.sslosg. lisstalusex,sitoptteeper, At twelve, GostA•ll, 1.6.101.111, J u l, F. Putisontrr, n o w or late of Corporation-row, (lt eternal'', dOtillus, sit I. sat Gostslltril. Looslou• E Smith , of Itcrlty, blest Iter, rt thirst, it the K sac's At nos Tiverte, Dti r. Jute el. T. Slistrii.fge and E. Movistze, kind'. Lynn, rcek-nos factors to, at %Au, at Ilse Guild. Ktnes July 25. J W. , ttsrt toolcr-Et!ge, Gloucester, cur et. r, at iw. Ire. at Ilse Comm. rs 141 Rooms, I+rl.lol. As,e 1 W. N 11 Artolen, sof M yourlorsocr Fowl Salford, corn &lifer, 11 cli•Telt, al 1114. Palace 11100, Mineltestrr. Jul) 22 Y Is re. kW sit Horst, Lancaster. dealer, at test, at sln Oilier of Mr. R. 11. trams', 'Untwist...ter. Jul) J Firms, ..f lAitsilou Wail, London, merchant, al wctve. at Oct. es. S. Ron lawless'', E. Ignie, soul %V. Brien, late of ('h•al.ss4e. Loudon, as Ar..ll4lAllrwroi, it tool's', is Guildhall. Jul) 4. J. ilarGotsgmn, of 1.41;-%1 I-cons t, Westensohter, army arrest, at elev. •t Gnil.ll.lll, Au t . b. J 11ar•den, of Sliarpliv, l.anra•ter, cow.joblwr, at . levee, al Ow Swan Inn, Laora•ter. July .9 J. liarriaosi, of l'rc.cot, Linc....ter, grocer, at ekwen, at the l'o:k Hotel, 11'iIl..tn•an-uyn:ur, Lie...moot July St J. Jackson, kir of 11..1.11. tote, Suffolk, merchant, at Ices, at the Guildhall, King's 14 0000 0 Notfolk. Ju'y 214. E. Fry, ..1 Hon..datlitelf, London, uphol►terer, at ten, at (:n+ldtwll. July 45. J Glliutt, of Southampton, curvier, at twelve, at fin. 5.51,111, Loudon. Juts 15...J...1'odhutiter, of Lasnann, merchant, at twelve, at • • 1:1111.113.111. Jufy 4S. IY, ode., F. Cole., and W. IVilliama, of Mincing- Wm% I.wduu, hrukrip, 81 tiwelwr, al Guildhall. Aug I W %lark•%. or Gu11rr.148.., Ch.-upside. London, al .k mattuturtitnr, 81 hi', :VI% at Gitil 4 hall. CFI:TIfI(ATFL.—.II•I.y 21. rt T iyhir, late or 1,113,g hal Grerii, but now or Penton ;l.., wix, at sgr.ma.itr I),iittia. late of Iliarthir, Lim we., blackaimitli.—J A.lll iivois, a Chesterfield, Dal by, JAM. a, of Bllalul, grocer. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. TUESDAY-(F.I.F.VENTH DAY.) The lowing% do! ih.t this day present any re. ma kit& !Cuomo.. except 14 great degree of calitintss Imo! or got! so fly enittpared aiiii what took 'dm e )es tornLy. I)ooring the early loan of the day. Sir M. Aliovoarli'ot stopponiers poirol in !sera much o.oo l oriso.r to shore of either she other (;auihdrtrs. In ihr course of the slay, !owt yes. they gained ground 1.11 hint, pariicularly Sir F. llosiolett ; and at the conclusion of the poll the latter load the inajoiity on lir day. The following was the state of the poll, as ex hibited at about twenty minutes past four o'clock : Mosher* polled. Toted. Sir Samuel Riimilly Si I' r 11111 1 .14 Burdril Si, gamily Wixomll li my Iluist, Erg.. Toe ainiouncement was received by the multi hide sub the most heart-felt joy, and rapturous auchiniations. Immediately after Mr. Hunt step -1,.41 from the pl it form of the bindings, which he had Itt•I'l/ i red hit !Willie time previimply, to the railing in Irmo, lit. usual rostrum, pith the purpose of se coriiig it pre-indirlice. The movement was very badly and impotently received by ell assembled, orscri.t a few parii.ens surroinidnag groan•. rod I bow., resounded in evrry direction; but liC Inured derermined to weather the storm, and declared that lie had dined before he came tin re, iii order that he might, if a hearing could not he prrviouplv obtained, sterol where he did till supper t . A Gerais-man on the hustings, of crarqdrratirle influence with the crowd, stepped for ward :10 urrdwtur, and the clamour in some degree Ul. HUNT then said, that since lie had addressed the gentlemen pit .rut a few evenings ago, a small 1 E 1 ,4 h:,l to lltlt 111111 (1111Y11.(iissel.) wa. the .1111% E.oodoolale that appeared before tioens, and he ruitse.ited that they would vouchsafe Inns, a prinival, the same attention they had be- PtOWMII an the blends of the other Candidates.— ( Partial eltreriv.)—lis the first place, lie had to roans, obotosks to those gentlemen who had tidal's reeled last 'tight to protect I 6Olll the au It.. 1.11.4.11 issooolorooce--(!hisses/--of certain pr, soils wlllllll the /Witte la List ul4ht, tiller lie and Mr. Jones bad retired f the front, lie had nycliward souse disopprobat 1111 l of what had been ening tin raioresaed by sonic people within toe limit &upped to hear it all. Some words ful l...sett tat. Wrrll him and those also made use of the Imignoge broad allotted to, and the sound reaching ,osur of los iseud• out•ole, they cotieeteeol that he Na. stafiessiig her insult, Nod immediately at. locked 111/I1 tore down smut of the end of the hust ings) 'stitch lie pointed to, under his own 11.1 g. on the urintirc and hiss•s.)—U iscitistand ing tmtr u h r it th i r to ca n t i l s .l o , r d r i t i s p: at i ns t 1 1::et kill h s idt r.l by : ).,1 : called at Bow-ssUes t, for the rtirpose of learning whether 1 was the fact, and 11.1 found that ill, linos was nut yet stead, but had liven most eineily lw•iteo. Ile h 4.1 requested of 'he Magistrate, thot if the melt filet'', hr aid Mr: looms he stru. minnal to give es iilrece on Ilse Coronet's 111411. 0 0. !saving writhe...et! the affessiiis which he hof !sera, ass:whirl. Mr. Huta then ,preen. tied to yeti desists .the conduct of • Centlemeq oho I, i.l sown, tily ns•istid yesterday evening ia se.ts I.4:itie of the rioters before the to Her,,r the co:lst:o.les of telti ig sip the friends of Sir F. Burdett, null the Megiettates sit HIM holding theist to bail without CAM . Plain of Sir F. Burdett's Committee hying ttut sloi4 'in balling molt persons, anti yf obstrnetesais dimwit sit lis way its gelsisig inttßo;vir-rirset ftce. lie iletaled 1.0; exertions to obtain tile Illsvrosi a of ere. tain worthy iiidivislisuls, and stinong the rest et - .noised his having bailed it unto apprs he-tided on Saturrhiy, for ills ream's§ but being in his (Mr. Hoot's) li t. rest.—[This ps rsots, who our resele%i will recollect was brought br fore the Magistiittel out • wellrestalslislicil charge of spitting at gentlemen sill the hustings, cried out from behind 'Mr. 4 ‘ Here I inn." having been brought its let that gentlylll3l) and piatioind near himself on the hosts ; a 4011.6-man ou the hustings at .tic •Oitae dine interrupt. d Mr. Hunt, by saytng that the pertem le- had alluded to was Npierehtaidra lie sl.ittiu;; Mr• Bent required him to stand up on the roil be st& himself and avow this—the geinlrru as de clined, and Ni , . Hoot avenged himself by poiot lag out Its lila adherents the who hod been hardy essongli to contradict !situ ; when 1 , . and ell mound lino were instantly covered aids spits I Mr. LEP, tilt High Constable, directed the spit tet 9 to lie apprehended. which turned Mi. IN:lt's indignation against him. He told the crowd, that Mali had treated lino with insoletice--:llnit lie hod been compelled to bind him ever to the peace— aod that justice woul4 take its course. ou hits iis November. Mr. La answered, that he had always trrateit him like a gentleman; that lie *ass Ins best Mend, though lie did siot know it. After this t xlahitton, Mr. Hunt was !guided wiili all opprobrious epithets, and universally requited to collie down—hut indefatigably peirevesiug, lie continued :—Every man that did not carsy o coward's heart in his bosom, was with hits.—(.! loud laugh.)—lie then adverted to Mr. W. S ))) i t Is's speech of yesterday, and represented that gentle. mat as th e decided enemy if the rights of the Iwo ple—(" No! no! false, dosee!"-fis-Sir F. Uurdelt's friends, in abaudouiug him, heal abandoned the cause of universal freedom. Mr. Hunt then retired, amidst groans and hiss. a, mixed with a little cheering. Mr. WALKER then presented himself, ati4 be gan addressing the people; but when told thot Mr. Ellis was speaking on the part of Sir Murray 'Maxwell, desisted. yell of disapprobation and interruption isas sn laud and incessant during the whole of Ali. El is's address, that we were enabled to'collect Ins sentiment* but very imperfectly. He spoke of the known .entinienta of Sir M. Maxwell in behalf it ttttt inity and freedom, of which he had been giving prim& for fifteen years—observed that a gentleman on the hustings yesterday (Mr. Cleary) had thnoglh. proper to spend Isis powerful wit and eloquence ots him, and expressed his surprise that so able a mas ter of it al Id hot have turned it to better iiccouot than in breaking such a By on she wheel am himself. As they dill not seem disposed to listen to him, lie ri the, merely adding, that every day hi spired Sir M. Nlaewell's friends %till flesh cue& dence. To the Electors Sir M. nrawr II iippealed, in them be trusted, and lie had no doubt that their efforts would send him into Parliament. Mr. D. KINNAIRD then presented himself and commenced speaking, but was prevented from pro cresting for some minutes bye great clamour occa sioned by a division of feeling between the pro file as to hearing him or Mr. Hunt's spitting Irwin', who had put himself forward at the end of the hustings—he at length succeeded in sayieg th it they must allow that when so many gentlemen cut each side of hint were preparing to au drese them, they must confess, that if ever there was an urea. thou when it should be done, they should slow list, is to all with patience; if they did not: wish him to go on he should retire—if otherwise. mgt them bring the matter to a fair issue, and he should le sicced,. (•• Ifinitaird, we'll hear you.") —This was by far the must important occasion for all who wished to speak, to speak to the until r.tending, sod fur all aho 111441 come to listen to intend to the arguments advanced by all parties.—(Mach disiarbantice.)—lle would cesituse to say, that their conduct that day would 6x the character of the Electors of Wept minster—would secure the coneolidation of all that character for 'peace, and forbearance, and rational zeal in the cause freedom, they had been acquir ing for the last eleven years, or *hew thwt they. de served the odium studiously attempted to tee ellised to their mime, mind that they were empathic of ilossig all that their enemies were desirous of leading thesis to, and all to which lie leered the isitioduelion sit the military yeicerday V , tax calculated to excite 'hew tO.--(" Shaine, shame ! it was Air. ") Whenever he 4:tidied an obeervatiois limn those he was addressing, he felt happy su aile4riisig to it—and he had just now braid a cry that is *Ai Mr. Lee's fault—rod he begged el quits typortis. pity of stating his op . of the iroh.l.tct ot Ilise whose duty it was t o con d uct th e Ebel' ~u, hush nr presersung the 'Ware, and attending to the shill. — Nothing could be snore arduous than the duty committed to Ilse High Consteble Nod the High Bailiff. Every IWlbull of candour must ac. l 4,it thesis of the slightest mieconduit sir trim . 'luring the progress of the Election. lie was as littie disposed to flatter as any man, but he most declare, that as far us they had learised, it wools& Ih. ) -. 1 : 7 • , 4,1 "I .