The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-12-26 00:00:00

- , Lf .. • - ..t e, ..‘et. A /6 ). / . ' 4 c ) r . . d r -ilt)'tg°lje7 . • . - . -- ft. 4 1 , 4 ).:1-%... ( '''; ••• . 1 ... ... NpCv.' ,iP • • :• j ''. ' .., • . or, pilot lin • 2 ,Y• . 1 • • 11 'I,It( li t ' 10 rt L:r4. IC ill; Al* 4 _ • N i - , - -- .....ii. • r 1 11 I • LONDON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1820 N um KEA 5634. PKics 7(1. THR/TRR•ROYAL, DRUKY-LANR. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Dec. 26, his Majesty's Servants will perform tie Tragedy of RANK OF ENGLAND, DICVAINEII 20, 1810 . THE COURT of DIRECTORS of rlte GOVERNOR owl COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND pipe Notice, That Proposals i• writing sealed up (with the names of the parties proposing written on the °striae), will be re. ceiveet by the Secretary on or before Tuesday the 26th inst. at It o'clock, firms such persons as Easy he willing to sup• Ply the Bank with Fifty Chalrlrona of UTLAM MOOR COALS, In be delivered on or to fore the 11th January next, at the intro( 1$ woks to tech chalJrun, with the usual in grain, Ace of expense. Persons willing to contract for the same, or their Agents, must attend at *lie Ronk on Thursday the 22111 instant, at two o'clock preciarly, ritherwiie no leaned *ill paid to their wintery. Security will be required fur the due performance of the said contract. TDISH f eeppurally renters his grateful MC. • knewletkinents to his hest Friends. the Fuhtic. for the rest patronage bestowed wpm' the three last Lot teries, raw which he was Contractor. Ile feels 'vigil plea sure is hying able to recommend the New Yeses Lowry as strongly demerits' their approlistisii.—NlNE Prises of 21.0001. each (Consols and Money), sod set Two Skinks to • Prise, is the United striirmsea of the First sad /Leona Lotteries for 1920. The Feist lottery kill be all drawn 29.1 January, the day when Parlianseul meets, sod when There Filters of 21,0001. are sure to be .!fawn in the Grst Fine Illinutra.-4, Curia:ill, and A s tits/big-cross. of St. AI tuft*. formerly of finothantetutt.attret, Strand. and of fteilfurd-etreet, Coyest •gordrio. all Io Middlenes, portal agent and bill.broker Rubinson. John, late of Mould-gerres. rear Honlderidield, Yutkoltirt, eloth-denser and noinofort arm _ - - JANE SHORE. Deka of Giesler, Mr. Wallach; Lord Hestia's, Mr. tourer, ;* itellsour, Mr. Barnard; Dumont, Mr. Booth. Jane Shore, Mrs. W. West; Alicia, Mrs. Egerton. ♦fter which, first time, a new Greed Comic Pantomime, called • THE NORTH-WFMT PASSAGE ; Credo, Wallas's). fosoosrly of Forrasol. and Ide of Porto- Moline. Haw., (Armco. Willem, James, Iste of flirmiaglioes, Warwickshire, coach proprietor. JONIPIN Mows. late of Nu bk, Smithfield. Middlesex, pen.rwiser. Purtlurk, Walloon', Igor al Liu k Chelsea, Middlesex, Aar snakes. Or, HARLEQUIN ESQUIM AUX: Captain of the Herla, Mr. Vining; Midshipman, Mr. Ray. mond; Repaturain, Mr. ; tunas Fairpiiinsux (after. wards Harlequin), Mr. Bolmma ; Clown, Mr. Snotliby. Es. (paining: Girl (afterwards Culunshiae), Miss Tree. et FROM SA7VMDAI AIGM"S GJZXTTE. lime, Richard, late a Epos, Rarrey, *Mower. Yartencds, James.jaa. formerly of Clearewell, Gleretuter ohne, anti tractor Eilatiud, near CAllefaml. is the mute cursty, carter and quarryman. The Doors will he opened at Dslf-past Six o'Clock, and the Performances ea each Evenior rommeace at Seven. R. REST, Secretary. N. 11.—Nir Tender will be received alter 12 u'elrack nn Tuesday Ih:• Mir insiaki. PETITIONS of laaotoremT DEBTORS. to be heard as the G.ildltall . Weettnin.ter, on Tuesday, the 16 11 of January, 1821, at Niue o'clurk its the Alfsecl, formerly of Joloo-ororel. geot.road. laic of No. M. Prospeet•ple I.tralwlii•roa.l. astof Hooter. oo street, Kral-rd. all the rummy of Illesorti. lber.dremer. At the Sestinas Hose , iu the City of Lincoln, on thr 13th Ilsy of Inanity. 1811, •t eleven o'clock in the Robert Altorir,fiquaerly of Wykerfoo. is lb. comely of Line..lN RIO toie tit the pariah of St. eistripit, in sae city of Li swot u, laburrr. r. Boxer, 7s. ; Second Price, 3s. fld.—Pet, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 2.1.-.-Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gn4lery,ls.; Second Price,Sd. Places to be taken of Mr. Roanell, in tie Reloads of the !slow of the Theatre. Private Boxes can only be obtained for the Evening of Mr. Budwell, at the Box-Office. Tomorrow, the Tragic Play of Pizarro. A new Comic Musical Pier., in two pada, will be pet deceit in a few days, called Giova tttt i in Ireland. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, lIRGENT.STRF.ET. (101INTY FIRE OFFICE RETURNS.- 'IL. NOTICE is hereby elven to all PF,ICION4 who is 1819 contpl••t• , l their Term% of SEVEN YEAlire INSURANCE, that RETURNS of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. wpm, ail Premium , . paid by tbein daring that time, are receivable herr ; and it is unarmed that such persons as have neglected to receive their Returns iu preceding years will apply fur the same forthwith. Hose, Georgr,iate of Southampoin, builder. Howell, Thomas, hale of Suuthamptur..treel, Camberwell, Surrey, Weber. Cox, William, formerly of Hulait's Farm, Presbary, and Tate of Re idwood Chapel, hoth in Gloacestershire, (armee. thirty, William, forme. ly of Bristol, in copal torrahip with Richard Vigor, elay.mere barite and pipe.m.inufaciiirers, and ii.., in cop irleserahip with Edward %Vipperman, as commer cial brokers mid commissioe.ammis Riddington, Isaac, late of Hminnadaworth, Middlesex, farmer of the parish pour. Howe, John, fuimerly of Finsbury.place, Finahury.imusre, Middlesex, and late of the White Lion, Elect-lair, in the city of LOllllOll, auctioneer. Fr)er, (*twin, late of Hammersmith, Middles. x, Unite. slant on half-pay is hi, M.ije.ty's '2311 regimens of foot Parry, Lamm, late of Kiugaion-upon.Thames, honey shor.roaker. Minton, Samuel, late of Ho. 19, Minories, in the city o At the Torrn-liall, in the Borongh of Preston. in the County of Lancaster. on the 19th day of . _ Jusitairv. 1821, at ten O ' clock in the fireman's. Thomas Towlis.-1141, late of Pint./l, in die eousily of Lancaster, hammy.. . . TURA TR fi-HOyA L, ENT-GARDEN. Willson; IVhitiam, tote of Preston, iis the surety of I.ln easier, ioukeeper. 'rills EvEN! NG, TUESDAY. Dee. 26, 1 will be performed the oleo Historical Tragedy of WALLACE. J. T. BARBER BEAI'MONT, Managing Ductior. At Nt ri!tampion, in the County of Northampton, on she lath dad• of Initial, 18'11, at ten o'clock in the fore li o,m. Edward Gill, late of Wellinghaunzh, N.lnisamplonslkire, toll.ll-mArr Scots--IVallaer, Regret of Newland, Mr. Marreade ; Ca'antyli, Mr. Egerton; Douglas, Mr. C. Krrnble; Monteith, Mr. Abbott; Kierly, Mr. Comer. English—Clare, Earl of Glo'ster, Mr. Chapman ; Card de Clifford, Mr. Connor ; Sir Reginald FittEristare, ?Ir. Clare. moot. Helen (wife of Wallace), Mrs. Bonn. After which, Mat time, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime, called HARI.EQFIN AND FRIAR BACON ; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar flacon, Mr. Comer; Vanderrenst (afterwards Pants. loon), Mr. Barnes ; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover), `toting Grimaldi; Young Morley (afirrwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller; Mrlissrni (afterwards Columbine), Miss E. Heiman; Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or ■igblly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Offier. Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3a. 6il.—nt, 3s. 611. ; Second Price, 2a.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Prier, 6d. Doors to be opened at half-past Six o'Clock—the Play to begin et Seven. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. Tat:STEIN J o h n H is imes, formerly of Psinanick, Gloe.ersfer■hire, hot of Lone Curly, Northamptonshoe, w orol.howl-lurn►r. 11 Minna l'h sled, km of Skidoo, serer Tuneeater, North. mnploustore, m:11. r. Wark,os, hr of Woolleston, near Wellingbmough Northamptonshire, labourer, Richard Herrie.ne, late of tVappenliam, near Towcester, Northamptonshire, lare,rleriler •used shopkeeper. His Grace Ilse DUKE of NORFOLK, Ills Grace She DUKE of RUTLAN 0, The Must Noble She MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, dm Ace &r. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Managing Director, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Erg. F.A.S. 111111 E thoongut,loll l t Pnuctplr. of this Offier is, that it combines the stability ern Compayy lamina 4 large Capital with tim simorritrantaps uf sharing Profits as in Utonits Societies. wuoilen.draper. Goodelpso, Thorne*, hie of Mahlon, Surrey, farmer, /nil of No. 10, Charles.otreel, Blockfriars rued, in the rime county. A p►rmsnest Vipital of 400,000/. has been formed in ad dition to the fluriusiing Capital from the Prtmiumst and it is expressly provided, that these Funds •line shall be mist/stable tor Losses, whence Permits insured are effec tually asetirsd.fromi Liability far the Li.sar• of other•. Returns of 20 and 23 per Cent. have been invariably paid to all Persians who have continued insured Seven Years, uliether their Policies were taken out for Seven Years, or were renewed annually, which Returns during Ilse last Six Years have exceeded 26,0001. To-morrow, Pirwro: Rollo, Mr. Vanderhoff. Oa Thoraday, the Comedy of She Sto9ps to Conquer. Ou Friday, Shak.pcsre's Comedy of Twelfth Night. Ots Saturday, the Magical Play of The Slave. A new Tragedy is in rehearsal, sad will be produced shortly after the Holidsys. DURING THE HOLIDAYS. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. By Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. r HIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Dee. 26, and daring the Week, will be presented (for the 13th time), so cut lee New Melo-Drama, is three acts, entitled ZAMOSKI; OR, THE FORTRESS AND THE MINE. Zomoski, Mr. Goincreal; Edwinski, Mr. Watkins; Lo. paski, Mr. Lee ; Ragottri, Mr. Campbell ; Peter, Mr. Cowell OrlotT, Mr. Callahan ; Rugaooff, Mr. J. Jones. Floreaks, Mrs. Waylett ; Polio*, Miss 'lmes; Child, Miss &beim. After whieb the Burtette of WHO'S TO FATHER ME Colonel Talbot, Mr. Buckingham; Buckle, Mr. Cusiell ; Dilly Butts, Mr. Wilkisius; Mrs. Butts, Mr. Wayleti. To conclude with (for the first weir), • new Grand Picturesque Pantomime., entitled DR. svicriti ; Or, HARLEQUIN IN LONDON. Dr. Syntsx, Mr. Daly; Hodge, Mr. W. Kirby; Mrs. !Mystic, Sluor NOW; Dully, Miss Simpson; Fisitassini, Miss Daly. SOIREES AMUSANTES. " The Law allows THE l'U BLIC are re , .i...etiully informed, that THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, December 26, the THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISII OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, wILL OPEN. I'ART 1. AN ADDRESS, To be epoken by the Knave of Clubs.—(Club• tromps.) N We most speak by the Card."—(Hauslei.) After which, an entirely New Refreshment, to he esIINI OUTSIDE AND INSIDE: ON, A CAUSE AND EFFECTS. Al t►e end of Part 1 a Vocal Entreinebt, by Mr. .1. Smith, Mr. GouWen, Mr. Kent, Alc. Phillip., and Mr. ; M iss 1. Stevenson, Miss George, dm. &e. Past 11.—Will be delivered an entirely new specimen of 1.1.14. ire on living Wads, tinder 11. e Mile of DOCTOR FAUSTUS IN LONDON. 4t the conclusion of Part 11. will be presented an Iller wairtsic Oils INA Ida ; consisting of Songs, Duets, Glees, iitc. by (be ithuvc.mesiti tined Vocalists. part be displayed (fur the first time) GUY FAI% KES. lig Messrs. Little, Small, Seuallrr, Miuor, Lem, Low, Swat; Mesdames Poste, Tioy, ice. he. Duties op►n at Half part Sir, the Performance to begin at Stew;—Seciind Price at inc.N Tb 4 Theatre will he c pletely warmed by the introdue. !ion ce large Stores limier the Pit and Stage. THREE NEW PIECES—NEVER ACTED. SURREY THEATRE RE-OPENSTI I IS EVEN ING. TUESI)AY, December 26,1820, with an entirely - new Conte Bur. ivata, la one act, call.-ii 'EVERY BODY'S COUSIN. Onicksel (walla a favourite comic swag), Mr. Fitzwilliam ; Chardes Invoice, Mr. -mason (his first appearance on t h is iriage9 ; Cousin William, Mr. MT... (his brat appearance Areas Iwo yeast...). Hcsarirtta Invoice, bliss Poole; Mrs. !evoke, Miss Renee. The Finale to introduce a Country Daum by the Characters. After tbellurtrtia wiil be produced, for the And lime, • new Historical :Meltr.drame, in three acts, seder the title of DELIS A It lUS. THE, ROMAN GENERAL. Beggaring, Mr. Huntley ; Tiberias. Mr. Mailman 211 appesante ea this stags); Justinius, Mr. Yourix (Ik firor 3ppersaue.); (Llama', Ale. Beirguugb. Anastasia, Miss Taylor; Abdaline, Miss Norton. The entertaionienas tu conclude with • superb comic Anglo. Barbarar, Hibernian, Caledonian, Wince, Carnbrian i , Turkish, Chinese, Tarrtarian Spectacle, in three act', Call. 41 BEAUTY AND THE HEY; OR, SIDI lIANI MUI.EY HEN ISMAEL AND PEGGY LARKINS. Mr. Mooney (with Mr. T. Ditalan's songs, " Briaw Baru," and "Military Disci phut"), Mr. Fitzwilliarn. Peggy Larkins, Miss Copeland. Boars, 41.—Pit, So.—Gallery, Is. Dann open at Hall past Five, performance to commense Hall part Sgs.—Half.price at Half-past Lied. BOROUGH OF BRECON. AT a trt , st ntamernus and ll t respectah'e MEETING of the Inhabitants of this BOROUGH, convened by the R.ntiA fur the purpose of Subscribing Dutiful Address to the King, this 19th December, 1820; Rey. CHARLES (au FrITHS being called to the Chair, an Address weal volumed by S. Church, Esq. and seconded by Captain lipid; another was proposed by Mr. David Rees, and seconded by Mr. Henry Powell; and • third by Hugh Bold, P. 9 seconded by Dr. lea is. After an dummied debate, the Rai l s addressed the Meet ing, and declared, that ha ...OA nut pat to the wore (as Chairman) any Address pt that proposed by Mr. Chords ; noA nutwitbstruding • large majority of the Inhobttants present protested against his conduct, he most abruptly left the Chair before any skew of hands could be taken. HUGH BOLD, Erg. bring unanit•uusly called to the Chair, It was Resolved I'llanintoooy, That she Address noosed by '4,. David Remand seconded by Mr. Ileisry Powell, be the Address adopted by thus Meet toe, and that the saute be signed by all Inhabitants present, sod afterwasds left for Bloat ore at the Swan lon. Thst the Chtirman (Mr B) be retpursted to forward the Maid Adsireas to W. A. Muducks, Esq. to be preseuttd tu his Maje►ty. That this Meeting do express their strongest disap. probatioo of she Hula of this Borinith t for bi• uncousinut I, indecent and unprecedented conduct in quitting the Chair without taking thr seo►e of th► majority then prr►eut vii the tbs.* Addn•ius submitted to their coo siderati ~,, . TbAt the f,,ergoing Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and together rich the adopted Address to the King be advertised in The Cambrian, The Hereford Journal, Trot GLogot, aud The Mousing Chronicle, Newspapers. (Signet!) HUGH BOLD, Chairman. The Chairman har•ing left the. Chair, R►aulvrd, That the very cordial Thanks of Shia Meeting br given So Hugh Wsl4, Friq for his truly surly, upright, and impartial t undue' in Ore Chair. TO 1116 won muctous MAJF6TT otoßae THE FOURTH, The sod Dossfol Address of Ihe inh•lbifinis of Or Ant sent Borough of Brecon, in the Proicipslity of VV.Ii 9. Must Gracious Sovereign, Ir., your Nlairsty's loyal and dutiful arthjrets Ike lulanld ratstr of Ilse IL) OUg:i of litre 0000 0 most brambly Ire leave to appro.:eh your Nl• t iebty, and lo exintlif oar firm atiachrornt and deloor d loyally to your Niujr.tv, as uur rightful mid DWI, gra( is.M3 Sons reign, nod also our full thlarmurdi 111 l to per...etre and •upport 011 C happy C 1,1111114611011 In Chou rb and State, as I.l4l.lablarti at the glorious clutch whisk host broaebt your 31aj,siy's august ancestors to the throne of the.e realm.. While we yit hl to none of your Maje•ty's subjects in loyalty amid itifectiou to your Majesty's person, we cannot refrain hoot eNrrisKIISSIg our d, ep regret at the nowise, unjust, and impolitic incisor. a that have loon pursued in the most d:sgraceful proceedings to the Howie of Lords foe the laur. pose of ilegrading your :ilajesty's august Consort, our most glacions Queen. Happily for your Majesty anal for the Nation the odious and ill, gal hill has hero alotodolitil eat consequence of the strong and universal expression of indignation at such un constitutional anti oppressive proret dingo, and we trio.t your Majesty will be graciously pleased to direct that the base au, hos s, together with floor abet lore, agents, and sub toned and perjured witnesses, may lee brought to answer fur their wicked wad malign's,' conduct al the bar of politic jus tice; and we also anxiously Imp.. your 11 aj,l4ly will he gra ciuualy SO ClllOllllllOll4ll Sisal her Majesty's lame tar forthwith it shift d to the Liturgy, and that she do receive all the Wilton s :tud dignities due to bar exalted station. After the teratinatiou of a lung anal expensive war, burnt with unexampled patience, anal the continuance of se veral years of peace we nuterally expected some all, via lieu of the heavy burdens affecting the middle and lower classes of your Majesty's sof:kyle; hut in vain have we looked to your Majesty's present Xlinistere fur the lotto deletion of any alyssum iti the smallest degree likely 111 produce such alleviation. Theivfme, reviewing their oust conduct as highly M . 1,11110111: 10 the vital interests of the country, and especially on the proceedings wrainet the *lnes ta,, as tending ao "ply to degrade !loyalty, we do most humbly hope that your Majesty will be graciously pleased to take into your royal consideration the neveasity and expetloncy of such a change of system and messuies as may be must coodumsat to the best Merest, welate, and happiness of k the teatime. Benjamin, Ashur, formerly of Chatham, Kent, and Isle of No. 9, Angel cued, Strand, kliddleirea, watchmaker arid general dralcr. 11°11"a7r Levi, kale of New Peter-street, llorsefeirproad, Westminster, Middlesex, coach and harmless-maker and Isack- Ney-etrach.maater. Brown, Rickard, formerly of No. 17, and late of No 6, Field-terrace, Battle lattice, Middlesex. painter sod Weld, Richard, late of Greenwich, Kent, strawdrat-maria fact urer. Lyon, Aaron, formerly of No. 5, Prince's-place, and lale of Nu. 11, King-place, Commercial road, Middlesex, watch maker. Danks, Charles, Isle of West Bromwich, Staffordshire, gun-luck-maktr. Fallon., !moue', late of SW°land, near Halifax, York shire, cotton. mantifartmer Christy, John, Isle of OW Gravel-lane, St. George-io the. East, Midiflews, master-mariner. Davis, John, formerly of Nu. 14, Aldgaie High street, and late of N.I. 5, Church-row, Alilime, both in the city a Lon don, roller. Wedeg6day, the 171 h of January, 1821, at the saute I soil plate. Woolley, John, late of Blackheath, and formerly of Ell. ham, both to lieut . , and also of Booth, Staffordshire, farmer. Beak, Michael, late of Twertun, near Bath, Soriersetshire, baker and dealer ii. grocery. Mirth • lel, William, formerly of Duke's-rourt and Bow street, and late of Brydges•strert, Covent-garden, Middlesex, fruiterer. Ruffin, George, formerly of James-street, Coveitl-garder, and late of Tovistock•sur, Covent•gorder, Middlesex, Whatelwall, George, late of Wargrave, Berkshire, joiner and carpenter. Benton, John, formerly of Kirhy.rtreet, Flattan.garden, and late ut Crusa•street, Dalton-garden, Alidd!essit, bout- maker. Miller, James, late 67 Marchmunt-street, Kossell-square, Middles. x, carpent. r. Hearn, John, formerly of Cbrsham, Bock., carrier, and late of Hanuoeild, Oldhos x, labourer. Hall, George, late End, Middlesex. blarksmilb. Taylor, Samuel, tat? Centavo.. .street, Kingslasulassad, M iddlesex, bricklay. r. Bury, George, late of Creditors, Devonshire, afterwards of No. 9, Lratlarrsellers.bnildinga, Loudon wall, In the icily of London, and late of No. b, Seymour-street, Euston-square, NrldileAtt, dealer aud chopassa. Wwn.lJ one Emma, Isle of No. 43, Besuniont-st reel, Port man-New, Osford-at reel, Middlatex,bookseller and stationer. BradJuo, William, comedy of Treneglnq iu the comity of Contrail, sad late of Eglinkerryi Lancaster, farmer. Hewitt, Thomas, foi wily of Attlehorwegh, Norfolk, and late of N 0.7, Pittran's.bnildinga, Old-street, Si. Luke's, Midair...a, painter and glazier. Willy, Frauds Adam., formerly of Great Earasoreet, littreaaliale, St. Giles's, sod late 44f No. 14, Prospect-terrace, Gray's lan-road, Middlesex, jouraeyman-whitiontiih. Ehden, Charles, formerly of Balreplum-street, Bertrand oey, Sorrey,since of Itoker's-haildings, Old livable's., since of Nu 22, and late of No. 47, Sr. Mary Axe, Loniluti, &flor ist)), clerk nod etrati:hat presser. Cotton, Thome., late of No. 129, Brick-lane, Bethnal green, NI iddlesea, r . Swaiae, Henry, late of No. I,South street, Lambeth, coal dealer. _ _ Shute, Julio, late of Little Mournelila, London-copper plate.us4ker. Carey, Liloard, late of the city of Bristol, merchant. Friday the 19111 of January 1821, at the some hour and place. Beauvais, William, formerly of Dinkier, Leatkerisead, Surrey, and of Lyon's Inn, Strand, Middlesex, and late of A.hlfe-atiect, New Kent-road, Surrey, gentleman. Shelly. George. at Union-street, Whitechaml, Middlesex, parish-rktk. Cartwright, William, late of Little Hamptmestreet, iningtaani, Warwickshire, gilt-tuy and militarporisaineut maker. unpshere, Daniel, late of No. 9, Crowell-street, City road, Middlesex, linemdraprr. Goode, Thomas, formerly of the city of Hereford, and lets of jetrousl, Gloucestoriihire, druggist aid ■hopkeep. r. Stewart, Thomas, the younger, late of Bishop Waltham, Hampshire, joiner and cabinet-,taker. Eisiberson,Johli, formerly of Nicoll's.square, Cripplerrate, Leaden, silk trinsraimt-neanufaciurer mid since travelkr on commission fur William Newcomb, of Wood-street, Cheap- Ore city of London, nod Richard Burbery, of Co ventry, W'arwick►hirr, ribbon inannfart user. A.lllll, John, formerly of Charlton-place, Mid dlesex, hook-keeper, and late of Rainbow lam, Back-road, Islington aftweiraid, victualler. Owen George, formerly of the Crown and Sceptre, Itromp. Mirldtesexond late of Fure-street,Cripplegate, London, victualler. tinugga, George, late of Heatb-street, Commercial-road, Middlesex, buril-meter. Gregory, Edward William, late or No. 42, Gray's-luo-lane, Middlesex, oilman and tallow-chandler. Thoinas, formerly of Upnnr , and of All hallows, both sear Maidstone, Knit, victualler mud Anil. keeper. Meta, Simeon, Isle of N 0.27, Leicester-square, in the parish At Ole Guildhall, liaterfordwest, in the County of Pembroke, nit the I3th clAy of January. 1821, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Francis Lestsous, late of tbelge.end, Haverforslwesl, innkeeper. George Nudge, late of Patter, in the pariah of Si. Mary in she (looney of Pembroke, shipwright. At the Clerk of the Peace's Office, Carlisle, in the Cu ttttt y of Ciii»lierlind, on the 13th of January 1821, at tell o'clock ill the foresisson. %Vslimm Fusser, lase of Carlisle, Cumberland, draper. John P u w e , late of Whitehaves, Cumberlard, ahip-ear peoler. Julio Hafrilolll, late of Maryport, Cumberland, book binder. At the Guild h all, in the City of Beth. on the kith (ley of Jrnuary, 18.21, at ten o'clock in the fore noon. John Fussell, IMF of the parish of Waleaf, iu the city of Bath.Sooterssishire, upholsterer. Thomas Taylor, lair of the parish of Waleut, near the city of Bath, tiler and plasterer. At the 5446.414111. Bury St. Edmund., in the County of Suffolk, on the 24tlt day of January 1821. ot twelve o'clock at enui. Daniel Driver, late of Raeford, in the rounty of Suffolk, cooper. At the Town-liall, in the Borough of lancotater, MI the 18th day of January IBdl, at three o'clock in the a h.rnon,,. Jarkaom, loft of Shines, near Lancaster, in the comply of Lemmaaler t spay-emeter. CHRISTMAS DAY. (Five " The Usk's Boor of Geoffrey Crepe, Geol.] Dark and dull night die haute away, And give the honour to Ibis day That revs Drcciiiher ruined to May. • • • • Why does the chilling winter's mortis Sauk like a field bract with curie or sinrll hke to a mead* nriv.shocar, Thus on the sudden ?—fouseand see The cause why things thus fragrant be. H walnut. When I awoke the next muesiag, it seemed as if all the events of the preceding 'vesting had been a dream, sad ',oohing but the identity of the anemia chamber eontrieeed ore uf their reality. While I lay musing on my pillow, I heard the sound uf little feet pail/nog outside of the door, and a whiapertug comultatium Presently a choir of small voices chummiest forth au old Christ's* carol, the burden of which was Rejoice, oar Saviour be was bora Ou Christneaa day in tire asurui usg. rose softly, slipt on my clothes, opened the doer sod denly, and beheld one of the moot beautiful little fairs groups that a paiiiter could imagine. It consisted of a buy and two girls, the eldest nut more than six, sisal lovely as seraphs. They were going the rounds of the house aid singing at every chamber door • hat my snd.len appearance frightened them lute mule hastfutness. They remotion, for a mowed playing us their lips with their huger., and Dow and then stealing a shy ciente from under their eyebrows,. until, as if by one impulse, they scampered away, sued as they turned an angle of the 'a:tray, l heard them laughisg in triumph at their escape. Every thing conspired to produce kind anal happy kelings in this strong hold of uldstashioued hospitality. The win dow of my chamber looked out upon what in slimmer nimbi have bees a beautiful lautlecape. There was a sloping lawn, • due streams winding at the tout of it, and a tract of park beyond, with noble clumps of trees, and brads of deei. At a unaware was • neat hamlet, with the smoke (sum the rut. gage chimuies batwing over it; aid a eloireb with its dar k spire in *ironic relief against the clear cold sky. The house was surrounded with ewer-greens, according to the English custom, which *iota have gives almost an appearance of summer; but the morning was extremi ly frosty; the light vapour of the preceding evening had been precipitated by the cold, and covered all the trees and every blade of grass with its Noe ei yslalltzations. The riys of a bright morpiii4 sun bad a daubing effect ansufig the gratterine tolisge. A robin 'merited upon the top of a neffuutaist ash, that hung its flusters of red berries jieft before toy window, was basking himself its the raitishioe, and pipings few spierurafie notes ; and a peacock was displaying all the glories of his trans, and shinning with the peek sod gravity of • Spanish grandee on the terrace walk below. I had searcely dressed myself when a seruml appeared to invite me to family prayers. He showed me the way to a small chapel in the old wing of the ramie, where I fraind the pfoicipal part of the family already assembled iu a kall of gallery, tarnished with cushions, hassocks, and large prayer bouks; the seiva ids were !Braden on benches below The old gentleman read piay era from a desk to trout of the gallery, said master !harm acted as clerk and made the responses ; and I most do him the justice to say that be oefistitted hint , self with great gravity and &comm. The service was followed by a Clwistman fuel, which alr. Eracebridge himself had constructed from a poem of his kemarite autbar, Herne& ; awl it had seem adapted told church emelesely by Mater Simon. A • dinar awe several good Pekoe mwmg the ItemarliteM. the allfeet was entrewerly plemnag I boa I oe• porlienterly Votilltd by the 'saltation of head, and audits silly of grateful feeding. weft mieleb the lengthy ligoieeelettetweil use Maass ; his eye gbeieuearg, •ied hes loin lambleng out ad sit the boauds of time and tome "Ti. Moo that croweet my gliticelag With einliteme lai.th, Aud gust see Wassail. howle•4o deitek Spied to the book. Lord, 'to 14 plesety chomping hand 71.,1 soars any land ; And Sl, s. en , for sty bootee-II pour, Take leis few slue." I afieeiraella warleretnod Awe early anereiny nersiire rat WWI ile "weep hood", and sainesday tkeisegleusat Me year, ell-leer by Mr. Brocebrolge or by some member of this It oatneece edsson't weiversalty the ease at she seats of She nubility and Jewry of Eagbmd, need It is mash to be re gretted lbel *contuse is falling fate nailer. ; for Ste &Heat 'observer amatalee ermablie of she order aid nerenity ' , coolant i n thyme hommlustdl4, where the encasemial esercase of a beats. trial teem of worship iu the morainic glee, %ea were, (he • keynote to every temper for tbe day, mud Miners every spuit le hanenen). Our breakfast coseristed of what the moire &stow inated true old Enelseh Cue. Ile *ado lged en some bitter Ista,ute iinns ever Diuderti hr. okras(' of tea Ned least, whith tit cro pped as among the causes of moder• effeminacy awl weak tu.rvea, and Mc deeliste of old English beams/cm; and ibueele hr admits. d threw Its his table to motel the palates of his genesis, yet t h ere ass s brave ellispley of cold Incite, wine, and ale, on the side board. After breakfast I oielked almost the grenade sib F. 13,a , e- In 'age and Master Soiree, ur Mr.ll:mise, as he was called by every body but the Nos ire. %Vie were e‘cutted by a uomber of resilletnau.like dug., and seemed Inuaigers about the rata- Wisltraent ; bout the friskiug spaniel to the steady old slat humid; the last of which was of s race that had heels in the family time mot of mind: they were all eikedieet to a dog whistle which hang tit Master fliasou's batten bole, and is Ow midst of their eambols *mild glance as eye occasionally npou a 'moll roe :1 1, be carried iu his band. The old mansion bad a still more venerable look in the yellow sunshine than by pak neomilight ; and I could not but fret the Squire's ides, that the formal le , heavily moulded balustrades, and clipped yew toes; carried with them ar air of proud aristocrery. There appeared to be an usiusnal timber of peacocks about the place, and 1 was • soaking some remark" upon what I termed a duck of them, that were busking under • peony wail, when I was gently corrected in my phiaseuloey by Master Simon, silo' told me that, acceledieig to she Meal ancient and approved termer" uu hunting, 1 ine,t say it mailer of yo tucks. " In the same way," added lee, with a slight sirof pedantry, " we ray a flight of deves sir swallows, a bevy of quails, a he rd of rite,, of wrens or craw's, a skulk of Nees, or a building of souks." He went 00 le inform me that according is. Sir Anthony Fitzlierlort, •e ought to ascribe to this bird" both Ina I standinz aud cleiry; fur being praised 1.. will preeently act up his tail. chiefly agaiNst the awn, to the lielteseyoo may the b• tier brho:d the beauty thertuf. Best at the tell of the leaf, %Own less tail fallab , let will mouru mid hide ifiasself in corners, 1:11 his tail cause spilt as It wa.. could not help smiling at this doiplay of smell erudi tion On so It !MIMIC& a subject ; bnl I found that the pea. racks were 4 . 4,1, of some cunsequesee •1 the hell; fir Frasik Bracebiiilae informed me that they wore great fa. "vendee with his fattier, who was extremely careful to keep eip lie breed; partly because they belonged to chivalry, and were i• great request at the stalely banquets of the oldru time slid partly because they had a pomp and mag nificence about threes, highly beconisog au old family mai,- wino. Nwhitig, he was ccccc tooted to say, had an air of greater Date and dignity than a peacock ',sorbed upon au antique stone billosirede. Master Sinew, had now to harry off, hieing ma appoint. meat at the perish thatch wide the village choristers, who were to perform some music of his selection. There *se something extremely agreeable its the cheerful flow of animal spirits ei the little nun ; sail I confess I had been suntswiott surprised at his apt quotations fowls author", who certainly wee not iu the range of every-day reading. le mentioned this last circumstance to Freak Bracrbrodce, who told me with a smile that Master Simoo's whole st..ck of erudition ass cuufiiird to some half a dozen old authure, which the Sqnire had put Mtn his handsome' which be read over stud wee. whenever lie bad aided fit; se he sonselimes had us • rainy day. of • loug winter recut ag. Sir Aothemy Fiesherio Ws Hook of• II uslmodry ;" " Ma dilemma Coyish y Cuoirolments;" the "Trelyse of Hunting," by Sir Thomas Cockatoo-, kiiight; "lassie Walter.% Aueler, send two or Ibsen more such eeriest worthiee tire pen, were his Pendant aiithorittes pad, like all well who know but se few books, he looked up it. them with • kind of idolatry, and gaoled them on ail occasions. As tee Isis song., they were ciestfly picked oat of old books iu the tiquire's library, mid adapted to tweets that were popular among the chance spirit,: of the last century. His practical application el scraps of literalwre, however ; had caused him to be looked tiptoe as a peudigy eel busk knowledge by all the grooms, huntemee, and small spoils. men of the weighbuurkood. Whelk' we were talking, we heard the Jislant toll of lb* village bell, and I wits told that the Squire was • Mlle tes— ticular it having his househuld at chords es• Cheedesout eaocniug; consideriag it a day of puuriug out of Omuta sod rejoicing, fur, aa oil Tinier observed, " At Christmas be merry, and likiqfjoi Mffirsf, And feast thy pour neighbours, the great with the small." "If you are disposed to go to church," said Freak Brace. bridge, " I ems promise you a specimeo of my euinie Sento.% mussed achievements. As the church is destitute of an organ, be has boomed a hawthorn the village 6 . ol rOrS• hod established • siesical club fur their insprovemeut j be hat oasts sorted • chesr, as he soiled my lather's pack of Ituiewi., accordbeg to the directioaa of Jervaise Markham, io him Country Conleutments ; fur the bass he ban sought out all the' deep, soken• mouths,' and for the leper the hoed Forging mouth.; arming the tumult, beespkina; and fur ! sweet mouths, he has celled wills carious tease among the prettiest lasses is the *rightism/hood; Omagh these lam, hr offi e use, are the most difficult to keep to tune ; your wetly female sinker bring exceedingly wayward awl Capri teams, and very liable to accident." As the inerenior, though frosty, woe ressarkab4 fine aat.t clear, the must of the family walked to she church, who was • very old bisiblieg of grey atone, awl aloud sear a el.. loge, shunt half a intik from the past gate. Adjoinint it was a hew snug parsonage, whirls seemed reeve, with mho claircla. The flout of it was perfectly soaped with • yew tree, that bad been traised against its weld; throogl. the 'lease foliage of +hick., apertures had Wee twined to mil light into the smell antmee lattices. As we pissed Ilia sheltered swat, the pareo• issued forth and preceded as. I had oxpected to see a sleek welleounditioited pastor, •utrit * w wheel found its • snug living 111 the vicinity of a s-rlt p anat.% table, but I was theapperintril. The parson nies.s little, meaired.leck-looking mesh, with. metaled whet that was too wide, and stood off front each ear; au that its, M ail seemed to have shrunk away within it, like a tinted Wipers la its shell. He west • rlllll7 coat, wilts treat skirt* so I pockets that would have held the cloreek b ble .oil prayer buck; wad hie small legs seemed Pot smeller, from teeing plashed io large shoes, decorated with C.41)1111.4)114 buckles. I was eardrums' by Prank Braerhridtte, that she parson had been a elans of his Isther's at /).ford, avid Lad re. • reived Ibis bailey shortly after the falter hail come OS .blll • estate. He semi a complete PAPA-I,llre hooter, ewe ionold scarcely read • work pritsled Ist the Herniae &paella. Tito edeiiens .f Caxton seed Whileyn de iV ei rd e were his delight; awl .be was indefat.gehle or his researches iirser