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NUMBER 5519. . let . ' • -11 r Pubes am./ I • -- TIIKATKE-ROYA L, 11itUHY LAN K. Agreeably to the former Adore/tearoom/it, this Theatre will °lwo tor the last performances of Mr. Kean before his positive &Tensor. for Awieriea, T- M 11110 W, TUES;DAY, August 15. when his Majesty's Screams will perfirriaSlaskspeires Tragedy wf • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sian), Mr. Pope; Edward, Prince of Wales, Miss C. Carr ; Rocklin% Dikes( York, Mow G Carr ; Richard, Duke of Gloster, Mr. Know • Duke of Reeking heat, Mr Thompson; Earl of Richrionrif, Mr. Janina Brutus Booth; lord Mosley. Mr. Powell; Lard Mayor, Mr.Hattlisa; Sir Robert Brackeibery, Mr. Jeffries; Tome% Mr. Brom ley (his Arai appearaice); Sir James Tyne% Mr. Hodsuo ; Sir James Blunt, Mr. Read; Perm, Mr. Martha!; Dighton. Mr. Rrossorw. Elisabeth, Qween of Edward the Fourth, Mrs. rectos ; Lowly Amur, Mrs. W. West ; Dithers of York; ?dia. Parker (boor first appearaser). After which, liinte's Entertabsitewl called THR LIAR. Toone Wilding, Ms. Ellistoo ; Sir Jaen Elliott, Mr. Thompson • 014 Woldionr, Mr Powell; PapoNion, Mr. ; Sir . Mamas; Therolos, Mr. Hodson. Mies - -, •111 Ir•Amill • Mrs. Hatlows. The Doors will be opened at Half-post Six siClock, attd the Performances on each Emising ormimeriee al Seven. Boxes. 78. Sermon' Pelee. 3s. hid.—Pit, Ss. fid. Second Price, 2. —Lower Galtesi„ Is. Seared Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, le. Steroid Price. dd. The Box-office will be opesied from Ten attack until Fire, under she direction sod aseperintsodwace. of Mr. Lawrence. and the Public may be assured no prelareoce of any kind will be *offered. u s e The Free List Hanoi be extended to these Perform. awes, Ike Public Preis always excepted. Oa Welloseplay, Venice P►eaerved Jaie►. Mr. Kean; Pierre, Mr. Junius Brutus Booth ; Delvidera, Mrs. W. West. After obis+, Lore Laughs at Locksmiths: Captain Bel. dare, Mr. T. Cooke (his first appearaiscs in shot character); Vigil, Mr.Gattie; Tantrum, Mr. Butler; Risk, Mr. W. H. Williams (his first appearance as lb.. stage); Lydia, Miss Cabin. On Thursday, Hamlet: Illanakt„. Mr. Kean; Pulunins, Mr. \hoiden; Ghost, Mr. Pope; Ogees, Mrs. Egerton; Opkelia, klisoCubit. Ou Vi ids', A New Way to Pay OW Debts : Sir Giles ()retired , . Mr. Keno; Marvell, Mr. Illundru ; Wellbura, Mr. Russell; Margaret, Mrs. FAlWill. OP Saturday, Othello : Othello, Mr. Emu ; logo, Mr. Ja nina Brute. Booth; Desdrinuns, Mrs. W. West; Emily Mrs Egerton. ACTED BUT ONCE. THRATRE.ROYAL, NAYWAnesr. TO -MORROW. TUESDAY. August is, will be performed the popular Farce ad A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Alfred Hiekayer, Mr. Jones; Sir Mark Claw. Mr. Wil liams; Mr. Sellsnuess, Mr. Barnard; Eimer', Me. Mammested; Gawsekeeper, Mr. Comer. Mrs. Selbourn, Mies Leigh; Ma. ria 'Arianism, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Fixture, Mks Gee... After which, a sew Comedy, in three acts, called EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY ; Or, THE DIAMOND RING. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Listou, Terry, Co.. nor, Baraird, Easley, Vl'alliaass, Mrs. Manly., Miss Leigh, Mrs. Jose*, sad Mr.. Gibbs. To eamehule with the Farr. of • • • HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Level, Mr. J Russell; Freeman. Mr Barnard; Mr. Comer • Duke'. Servant. Mr. Liston • Sir Harry's See. vast, Mr. loam. Kitty, Mrs. Gibbs; Lady Bab's Maid, Mies Leigh; Lady Charlotte's Maid, Mrs. Garrick. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Masiaghans, at the Theatre. Private Boma sop be bad, sightly, by application at the Box OtSee. Exrksoge so Roibery, sr The Diansoad Ring, will be re peated every ...Mai until farther notice. (to ‘Veduesslay, with The Prise, sad The Agreeable Sur prise. On Thursday, with A Day After the Wedding, and Wet Weather. 292, STRAND. , - .~ ; . . " . . 2-9 7 01/fritiV/"- g es‘ e;119°711.4" ' , - • . _ . . _ . . . -r ' er Cott • r ". 4arifil ami - sr,. s. A N I . 41, Al, 1 • ~f• 5 • • . • . . . . . • ... 4 • _ , 1 01 r i t . . 4 , ' 4 ,,,P.,* ..• 2 6 4 ' AMA P F' llr .1 likl • AI '' AP . _ 1111) - • .... : Ili , -- .... t rit i ` mi l . : , : . - .--1 1.... :o „.... .3 .• ..0.) ) ' 4-. ..• tA .0143 rsiribitt.ral ).4 Ir. I ,•" • I I • • • • .6.• r • . .. . '4 • j •4 : , • . . . _„ .... . . , . • PA ICI S 74 I . 1 ; p i: :. 1, wpativ - 0 14 :4 • ', • . s. -Yesterdni, .befits us" *cabinet els Pettibone =d to the Los is polthe eadmiwer, ivory, ef heal iiii-Savereigo tbe.lkinic of soreketio. itostsinetios hies Levey listrourdinary totbe Came ot Prow. An ordinssee of Owning of 'Net.l.l of the- 131, if hdy. hoe seitiorteed Genteel Pepe to renew tWeall the ftriool 1.1 Ms WSW jot Soy asseraer isy think proper. • Loin* kern Noplerairo.. lbstoresedisig t. Osioreel• Pepe's , Overseen; His sill *its of the Foatess intiorent. wits Awed io.the oneolv of tlas 'pig,. anAsorvived thwention.-atis tie safer a doable decimator* that is. AO IN overt itursholl he shut. Mho egrets if Sicily art still enveloped in for- The .fullowion. ie eaolained in a hitter hoe listed • deft el i t i ritly.:. . . I, PA" Arerkoi'llo6, ' fo•••••• , - as • • a ...- -• tiWaßgivvirst riCinwirTarerierar .-- N e opolitan rvo. Cho host austrodest id escanieg from Sicily. The tumult commenced on the If 10, wires the pose* in • body seized OWNS the *Metall of Palermo,• end defeated in every part the constr. twinged troops. Four thrower's' pentads, perished in this affair. A great number of hnoses, mod among them those that contained the archives of state. have been hurited. On the gist a ship of the line, • frigate. and two brigs; hiving troops out board, sailed from Naples to Sicily:" The following is an extract from • lirivate letter, dated. N•ples. July 42 :-- " According to'the accounts of some hf the fugi tives, it was on the 16th that the inmost Commenced at Palermo. As soon as the Sicilian's had teamed that • revolution hid been • Meted whb vissleute et Napres. they resolved not to acknowledge the. pre sent Government of Naples, and ii is even said that they then proclaimed the absolute independence 4f their Wend ; but, it is probable. that their sole object wee the establishment of the Criostitution vented to them by Lord BeNTlNcic. and framed upon the model of that of England. Whatever it wa., the yellow cockade. the national miner, was worn by the people on the 16th; they seized upon the arsemil where they procured arms, they anteater, the forts and posts occupied by the garrison, wloirh warfront four to five thousand strong, and had hoisted the tricoloured Bair. In train did Lieutennut.eoloni:l Church and other °Akers exert themeelies to tran quillize the people. r " The troops misted for the first day ; hat on the 17th, • crowd of country People having joiner' the inhabitants of Palermo, tbe conflict became equal. soil the Neapolitan authorities. for the par pose of stopping the effusion Of blood, entreated the petty to retire. When the packet sailed. the ell , was *till a prey to the horrors of anarchy. s The number of the killed is estimated at 1,000, mad of the *trawled at 4,000. " The Airy of the combatants was so great, that they cast from the houses upon each tither, not only furniture and the materials of the building, but even bblling oil. " At the first intelligence of the revolution at Naples, the towns of Mlesaine. Catena, and Sri,- cure. suffered a violent comnsutiore, and the very worst intelligence was every moment expected. " The Corbrineri of Benevento* have organised a Repnblices 'Government." They, Write from Bayonne that the Commandant of the drops sent by the Spanish Government 'gaunt the issetbeatents upon the frontiers of Gal. !leis, has exacted from the Archbishop of Santiago a rum of 200,000 reads (d,0841.) to gay hire troops, upon *hove good disposition he found himself othet-; wipe unable to reckon. The monks of the convent of Saint Francis de Vigo have been attested. and theme measures have caused much disdonterit throughout the country. The assistant of a citrate who, during the last war, .commanded • guerilla party in Old Cootie; his formed around him sixty malcontent,. who bt the last advices were at Camero ill the province if liurgo.. The Civic Authorities sent oat troops against them, to disperse them. The ravages of the plague bete iensibly nished iu the island of Majorca. Ytinia, JULY SO. (Extract from a Private Leiter.) " Prince Cerruti her set off after having bail Several conferences with Prince MetterniCh. and ',en audience of the Achduchess Cleawistine, consort of Prince Leopold of the Two Swifter.. Troops sic is march for Lombardy. For this service are des.. tined 32 regiments of Hungarian infantry, forming eu effective body of 30.000 sneer, including, the troops already to Italy. The Government will throe have in that country 60,000 infantry, and 30 tool drons of cavalry." The Arstrian Observer (the official Paper) of the 29th contains the following " We are assured that our Court has as yet adopted no determinatiosei no the subject of the chances that have taken place its the ktrogderis ar Naples • and that before it declares itself with re spect to Una 'matter it is deiwtous of ascertaining tire point of view in which these eveuts are regarded be the Allied Powers. In the mean time it is probable that HO explanations will be rowed into widt the Ponce Cation. who has not s 4 yet *blighted an ire. lei view with the Prince de Met lerniCh." " 141 , ea* farther eantradiet, in the asset /argil mairaer, the ru e rs relative to the sending of . several Austrisot regittient• into the daerntlt of Verrice. Nutbiug is SI yet decided open thie subject." Aererdiomg to *mosso Nan Conf., eftieb.ore hove this ilielstil received. nreolles bgl i coliellpoied bete/eau the Porte sad Ali, Paths et Jetting, ea the totalities that Ah Atoll asatibtte to held tai. Peefteliell, which the Ponchos cOnfoind is his. ee elee Paige and Preens; bat that in 'the ether hoed be obeli set iaterfere in the Festrisseet of the territesielebieb he sett warped: . . . , , FOR THE GROWTH OF TILE HAIR, Recommended by the late Dr. Hunter and other endoent Physicians. HUDSON AND COMPANY reapectritily Infest rn the Public, glut having had militias, objet. tisane to the foreign same of " HVILE DIVINE," they have, at the suggestion of uumeruus Fricada, adopted that of " BOTANIC 0i1.," as more applopriate, at twiny made fens, a owasinscript recipe of Culpeper, the cclebrated Esq. Hob Rotswist. Where the Hair has fillers off from illness, perspiration, Amer, of climate, &c. the Botanic Oil will infallibly re. more st. In ordinary cases, a Is. 6.1. Routs will prove its I Ilicary ; hut where there has bees great neglect, or where • the party is advanced in life, a certain persiverance is me osesakry. See testimosisls of its efficacy is • Dissertation no the enclosed round each Bottle. It Is also much rate. teed by ladies for stressing the Hair; it makes it, if mew so harsh, beautifully soft and glossy. keeps It la curl, sea imparts • Ceviving grateful perfume. Price 3s. W. 7s. 641. and Ono Gaines. Sold by the Proprietors' wholesale agent, Mr. Atkinson, Perrone', Nn. 44, Gerrard-sheet, Soho-smire; Gatti, sad Pierre, 67, New Hosed.street ; Mesiars. - Ilsytey said New. Cockspurostreet ; Mr. Rigge, 65, Cheapside; snd by most Perfumers sad Medieine Venders is the Kiagdom. Also HUDSON'S BOTANIC TOOTH POWDER, for beMitifying turd presemling the Teeth, fastening those that one lotese„ rensoVisig the tartar, sad curing the scurry in the grew, tied infallibly Freveetiog the Teeth Ache. Price '5...01. aßow TO THE PUBUC. lr FELT my duly to lay before the Piddle, • I plain and muliegnised Ethane of the retina Lottery, iritkort tensest, which has *beady produced woe good . &ea, as it kis drawn from the Cassarwrisa the acknowledg ment of the seal Bascule of the Loitery:—how agreeable Ibis act of justice was in ha radials", may be judged by the sale sad temper of his Advertisesneut. Ile emelt., that the &hens* I published was "any thins but an retract" from the Gszcile. I liaise the Public to the proof. I r 1.411 keep fur 'rueful inspection, at my Offices, the Coma* UAsll together with a copy of the ficiwine I hare rubliebarbs-and what is of more importance to the Public to sm. a cop., of the Controrter's Saes, Urea before tAe otArislptilditaffels fa the t:asette. The Contractor Ap•teritted (no doubt wortietentieesell) to explain vrby he has charged the Public a higher prime for his Takeo and Shams, Ware Me eorchased theist so meek sharper, .4 fur Neatly Nioetery, 'fboimand Vossude leas than tee lest Lotterp. Those. t shall he always ready to Garet may dieettasion of the last or say goitre Lottery for which I here hewn the Con tractor, I shell U.S man the public atiewtioa to he diverted by a hoick from the lawiroligatims of the present Scheme. I am Oak ohrtitem *enrage, G. CARROLL, • 19, Ceenloiß, • Caretuteter fee the Lottery jowl ended. 34, Onferdalloreil. Pll.....Gevervissesil mai set pa nett soy Prise lees thee le be sootAtt I. a Lottery, sheet* the Leeds at the Tremor, beer hems foe*, loped I. ethos tbeao!•!! bet toot II G. Cassia. • • . :1....‘i... • .., LONDON, MONDAY,'AGGI/ST 14, 1829. • BRITISH GALLERY, .PAILA.MIALL. is be Calais, See Yawls O'Plabilig;,s‘ tpailempiia ,day sf Ammo, ISt*, bilk. bd. per ha.. THIS . GAI.LEILY. with es EXHIBITION reePivi" the iligrerme-141" .b lb. "' 'irtisire of the iliiiiea 4 views' pu.l or poYalble ~.. of PORTRAITS of iliatingebbsd Peruses is. she 3111, illitieripeeiti Melissa LEA, Dilithelt, from belKpey the impertailus thereof into Great' eira". • : History end Literature of the liaised Kimplem Is OPEN Yea ' Clesereiet "be Captain, bleellasota Sather iebe DAILY frees Tea in the Merles AI Ws in the Evesieg escheats-dated es ahem ii . i • - • PRICES OF CORN. . ' 4feth iiiite...Eusign Silediooline Saha RadOltiesk Irma the bOill and will be closed I. the touter of and writ- 'Average Prins at Cons of Conlon/ sea Wales, by the (By Order) ' JOHN TotING. Kee r. Foot I. be a1 " 1 "•17 ith "" " "ea t. ""! 1 ' m r , ' Quarter 4 Eight Viischeater Bushel.. and of tlausepl, PP 10 the shoo etil.'datell as Admission, h.-Catalogues, le....Herserieel ditto. ta. " mo T i d h i l l id shoo co • ' belief 140.1 bi. immititupuiee, frau. the returns received in the ppege 1 0 . , .Is he Esetim, ..„,, d , wittiest pareimier, vim Hodgson, spyleisted4e the glib .-`" "I" the bil. of I t 11""' 1810. : Foot-.llsleil ee abort. . r . t , - yid ditto-4E4page. Willies. Filsikeshil Se be Lieseesimi, ii 1 .... ...117]t` . wltbuest minimise, vice Canteolity, Appel teal le the 4th .Y., s t o Thiel' Pewee Batialioe--dated as Am. • It Joseph Ryles Deer', Gest. I. be Maaph, what FiteGerehl... .r....... . ........- .-......... dated ea shave. s. I e. rf 4. 1 s. d e, d a. 0 cd e• et nib ditse-dieeisfeehlerree Iledeele 'grouper, M.D. .73 • 411 St S 7 14141111 If • ......., from kaltpey ad Feet. to 6 * Bashteet.Surgeeei, Mee ' . _ Themes haste Wherrle, who es ivi ehte s =sied as above. hi Raid Veteran COUNTItIr PAM& - Undress, Willies' Mechem, treat illitSlMlJahl proit••••• • . _.-..............-.. , 1 o t , i, .1•. • . to he Limitainst, Mee hew Fouillelp, allareerems.eS Me ow ay w k w oon, gum was w pod yikeffeyy et seas r• femme eltualtimens the Roca. Liskt.shadl is show. Shrewsbury atenthly hie. Sams vireo .47 She Tref c id Lied Teem, e.... ... u t s - ~f Mr hot ell were said. . Sat besets J..- - - Ceptele Tinitathr Dillies.' heel 4,121 11. Witt • *lke J. E.C. llPttir aitai iiiiessid bit feel 1•1 remde rm y. a titaux .l ..' lllllB- ' 41 6.1"1. , .. .._ . ties se sae Nei mi . __ Soh Royal Flamm Ildentims. To be Catalog-Brevet Maim William Niles, frees half. pay 97th Fest, vice Helk.whai referee to his termer situ. Lou OW ilwßetired List ; sad Cain's 'Themes lillachrell, from half pay 44th Foot, vice Grant, whose appeietineut has not takes place-both dated.. above. HOSPITAL STAFF. lospital.Areistata Dugeld Lamm, frees balf-pay, to he Hiwpital.Amireant I. the Forces, vice Mitchell, promoted in the 48th Foot-dated as above. Illeacias•ge. ary.General Soneock Wring quitted ....nd, without leave from the Lords of the Tremolo)+, and without Imola settled kis actinism., has bees dismissed the ' ' Service. The Christian Names of Essig Craven, appeisted tend Foot, tot 27th .Isms, are Charies,Cooley. Conimierion :tried by the Lewd Ltesteeeal of the County - of Laicals. 'innies Birek &episode's, Esq. is be Deputy Liesissant dated August 1, 1810. Commission: to the Royal South Gloucester Militia, avant by the Lewd Lieutenant of Skirorsaly of Giusersier. Lieutenant Belay Norwood Frye to be Cartels; vice Lase, deceased-third August 2,1110. Ensign Thiene Witherby to be Lieuteneet, vice A. Frye, promoted-dated as above. -...i.t.a.....--- • BANKRUPTCY-SUPERSEDED. , - - us ow YAIAMALL: THI3 Public are reepretrolly informed, that °wilt* its the Foottral of her Itayal Hightower he periwig of York taking place this rending, the irlineded PETE, in boomer of the llirlik.day sod Acetonic's of his Majesty Ifing George the Fourth, IS POSTPONED till TO-MORROW, the 15th instant, whys, in eelebraiion of the abate distinguished day, the Gardenia will be illuminated with moony Owosso& of additional Lampe, disposed in a variety of appropriate device., forming • scene of nap. ralieled brillieeey mud nsagniliceore. The Miaow Walk wi I hr ligheed end embellished with .awed evert. The Musical Eatterteirworat will epeeist the asst Preleetions, cod awn. gripe several novelties. At the esti oldie aril Art Madams gad hilitdrertiieelie I. with 1111wleoroieelle Adelk, will ex. Wit Iknlr othhirell ; esti, et the eireetatairio 111111P1111111111 bAtrisorapiry of Fire-worts of extraordi. dosymbiatlem bt Ninon nyeOrr. Adeoiation So. dd.—Doors *pea at fievea, the Colleen to begin at Skit .'Clock. Bops oei, be take. iron Tea till Five .'Clock. Extra doon will be °petted. No orders admitted. To-iwatirosi will be published, price I. THE KING'S TREATMENT OF THE QUEEN shortly tasted to the People or Entbma• " The Press is the great public wurailor—it shalt fluent! In the farthest verge and limit of trath—it shall speak truth to the King in the Iscariot of the People."—Cumnmd. Printed for William' Hone, Lndgate.bill. . This day is published, price la. THE QUEEN'S CASE STATED.—IIy CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq. Harrister at Law. " You shall surely answer it where the poorest rag open the gooiest beggar in your realm shall have the spkudour of a Curonarion garuseet."—Vide Statement. Kinod for William Hose, Ludgate•bill. SOMETHING RF.SPECTING THE QUEEN AND SOMEBODY ELSE. To-morrow will Ise pablithed, with Cots, price le. THE QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD DER: a National Toy. Dy the AUTHOR of " THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." Printed fur iYilliaan Hose, Ludnate-hill. AI the mate time will be published, THE DROPT tLAIMItIII r pries dd. Walel few buyers of had sees: • doh Ipeopriemibee New cheese, fetched to Oa. ► ew l .l ell dd.'s _St" 60s. heiog we alte r ation front the Ilereedirg fair; Of t ier there was as moth as could be espkied at ildo she. WM. whirl, was all sold...priers 90. 1. 194.1.; Wee fronted. to 044. There was a Map quantity of lease will, which meatwir at a redaction of Orel Is. ed. per deer, duce last fair; roars, wool 17s. is 19s. CIL per stuee; ere ditto 20e. to tie.; tenth's wool led. to 174 per lb. Chichester market, ow Wednesday, was very full, sad leech busied* was dose. Beef kept up to last day's price, Mt wallow was cheaper, seek good ..at brie; bought at Oa. per some. 1e the roes market wheat experienced as ad ' edict; let 104. tatty be takes as the 11Wiffile. Bread has rises to 1044 the quartern loaf. Six colliers are mow is She part of Chichester delivering their cargoes at 365. and eh. pee Addeo's. I.aosdowo pair. —This celebrated wart on Thereby al. traded as undsrous a concourse as was ever-sees ow the Amu, the isle weather hawing tempted an sensually large member of pleasure _pasties to the sanest scree of *trier, bustle, led denhateet. There was • very las display of horses, many above the couestese stamp ; but few of them enderweet a cheese of oweership; those whieb were sold fetched good prices. °Willi to the steadily of feed, there was an ealeserdimary chew of cattle, madly of Ow poorer kind, which fetched better prices thee were expected; hut fell • third of the .umber were driven away sitsold. Sheep sold from Id. to ed. re lb sad lambs from tee. to 345. per head. The qusatity etched* pitted' was above she same as &raw years; bat theet was this dilfereece,'elietaal every bemired that was brought there was told. or half coward these was so little as not so be worth qsoliag its price; sew cheese from Les. to bee., and old ditto free' Ns. to ees. Abraham Moms, of Flamids.lisstreet, Spitalields, Mid dlesex, kotker-manufactomr. BANKRUPTS. Charles Neal, htte of Brimlkombe, Miseki• Hampton, Gloucester, engineer. to sumender, Augast 21, at two, 22, at eleven i at Mews. Visaed and Rischasioses °Mee, Dorsky, , and Se ptember 113, at two, st the Old 14.11 Ina, Dorsky. Al. torarys, blesars.Virard mod Ilhivier,Liocula's Inn-fields, Los. dun; and blesses. Visaed and Bachman, Donley. Luke Mecham late of SbefirM, millwriwbt, Ir sorresder, A sweat 11, El. and September 23, at twelve, at she Cominte mai lea, Morlield. Attorneys, Mr. Hardy, Shaffoold; and Mr. Capes, Gray's liso, Leedom. William Rollinpom, of Slittomupos.Treut, Nottingham), vie:antler. to annenster, Alaimo l*, at six. 24, sad Septem ber 13. et solemn, at the Red boo tau, Worksop. Attor ney; Mr. Reardskow, Wocksop, sad Froggatt, Ham corvt,Tanopie, Lossdo ' n. Jolla Thomas Tayler, Of Menge, Surrey, silk.mosmsfac. term, Is sorresder, August 15.26, end September 13,a1 tee, at Guildball, Losidoo. Attorney, Mr. Edmooda, Skimmer. s treet, Boww-bill. London. Humphrey Mulls, late of Colliansploo, Deem, fell.neosiger, to sarreader. Amon. 23,30, and September 23, at twelve, at the Old Leedom Iwo, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. Brottou, Old Broad-street, Losidos; sod Illeases. Beatles sod Ford, Exeter. Edmamd May and Joao May,a wish'', schoolmasters, to surreadcr, August 26, 26, and September 23, al twelve, at the Commercial Rooms Bristol. Aborsiers Mrs. Williams, Red Lion-square, Lo ndon ; and Mr. Usher, Bektol: Charles Wright, late of Hackney, Middlesex, victualler, to surreoder, August lb, 26, and September 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Malmo. DIVIDENDS. September 4. J Saunders's; of Sabo; Bedford, and T. Masters, of Put on, Bedford, corafactoss, at elem., at the Sea lon, Bialestrade. September 9. M. Haffner, of C .slleet, Middles.; carpeater. at eleven, as Guildhall. September 9. J. Marshall, of Manchester, draper, at two, at the Musky Amos 1.., blarket.streat, Manchester. September 7. T. Noun, of Sheptun Beauchamp, Sonmesst, sail-cloth.manufacturer, at chew; at the Mermaid Imo, Yeovil, Somerset. September 7. R.R. Lsogdon. of Yeovil, Sonferset, booksel ler, at lee, at the Mermaid iss, Yeovil. September 7. T. lliumpson, sem. E. Tbompoo and T. Thompson, juts. of Nether Compton, Dorset, nets, at twelve, at the Mermaid Its., Yeovil. Somerset. September 6. G. White, of Great WSW, York, cabinet maker. at elect; at the White Lion lon, Great Driffsekl. September 2. D. Dytiall, 01 the White Hume Tavern, Fetter. lane, Loudon, faeces-keeper, at tee, at September 12. R. German, of Plympouilsdock, mercer, at eleven. at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-dock. September 9. J. Kemp, late of t7usilioge Suffolk, mobster, at twelve, at Ilse Ruse and Crows' bus.itndbury, Suffolk. September IL W. Edwards, Isle of Laagford, Somerset, tam aer, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. September 2. .1. B. Hoyle; of Kiaptomupos.Hull, at el.. yes, at the Dug sad Duck Tavern, Scale-lame, Kingdom. epos-Hull. October 17. J. Tackett and E 11. 'Puckett, of Bristol. gre. errs, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. September 2. J. Owen, of Clicapside, Loodos, warehouse. rams, ist ten 9 alGuildkall. September 4. T. Cu; of Chichester. common carrier, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Chichester. CERTI FICA TES.--Serrstamaa 2. F. Woolvertun, of Norwich, rabinet.neaker.—T. Perkins, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. of Mancheister,coliowspinner.—J.Gates,of Orimemae Nor folk, farmer.—E. wobbles sad II B. bluebell, wow or late of Wite.Office, layout 11, 1 8 2 0 . Birasiusham, racrelssais Hays, late of Little Thames street, M addles's, biscoit.baker.—G. I'yer,uf Newport, WM. lit Regiment of Life Guards—Ensign and Lieutenant How. moethoshopkeeper.—E.tßakee,of Popes.alky, Corishill,Lom Arthur Charles Legge, from luillpay Coldstream Foot duo, hroker.—.l. Sesrle,of Lower Grusvenoe.street,Middtmtex, Guards, to he Lieutensati-vice William Stewart Richard. siopkespes. _i esswesst of Boston, Liuseht, isomers.— son, who exchange's receiving the differeuce—dated M. Hodgam,of Sowderland near the Sea, Durham, grocer. July 31, 1820. —J. Kilhy, of York, niminsombrewer. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Vakutinc PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 11•11 3lsieia, from half pay 36th Foul, to be Lieolmsant, G. Peet and I. Period Maiden.lase, Wood-street, Loeb; d•street, is vice Witham French, who rxrhaug, receiving the dir sw ni arasa, , aaas Gent , ry a, 'usu.—J. soil .1. of fereure—dated Asp's' 3, 1620. the Broadway, Illackfriars, Lund . uu, lace dealer., April 29, ne J. Hall.ol 12.14 Itegiesat if Light Dragoons—.l.nan Bnrill Dasibus, • Grist. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ilayduck, who re- 11/11L-4 • 3l•kft 1"4.m. July 1, lin 11, see: iires..—ilattd alsove. square, talieu- Slas hes. Rum," of E.., G uar d, _ H un. J aw ., B„ ,k,, G. Emodoll.jau. awl W. Keisdall, of B•siaghalbstreet, as f r 3d • mime& G. Kesidall,seo. Atwood 11, 1620.—W. Barnes and I. -y Ituduiry to be Captain of • Company sod lieutesani. am. Barren, Barbican, hassAsspess August Colnirel,b• purchase, vice W igstun— dated as above. 1820.—J Brain sod J. Wilma, late of fis. Dowskiemhill, Lieutrusut Vre.krick Walpole Koppel to be Ltessimant and and mow at, St. miaow, Alley, caandno, aassanialai dap. Captaits,by purchase, vice Roducy—dated its above. lib Regiment of Fuat—Brevet Lieuteaant•Colliesel' Jolla t 11 ' ine *Z_ W • W. id_ mew% Piper to ba Lientlesant•Colonel, by pluckier, vice Brooke, ad ai naakri l• l iara nt rue Ob t __ juip D 3 Pr opu Groa . ode who retires—diced as *hum. 11th ditio—.Lientesant Willie* thump. from the heltrY -- of the Rifle Brigade. to be Adjulsist nod Lieeeeraiet, vies PRICE OF 11VGAilt. 11 Ferman, who exelsaogro--ilakd as shove. The smog, prise of Swam er Illeeravado `1 ditto—Captain Pier Powell, from bait pay 15th Fool, petal hem the Itilems emmle is lilt week maw Moe N 4. ' . . . • WITNESSES AGAINST THE QUEEN. This day is published, price Is. THE SPEECH or THOMAS LORD ERSKINE, on moving that a List of Witnesses in *upped of the Bill of Pains and Penalties be forthwith delivered to the Queen. Ale., 1. The SPEECHES of THOMAS LORD ERSKINE, when at Ilse Bar, against Constructive Treason, Ste. is Gve vols. 81/0. price V. 10s. DEFENCES M the WHIGS, by Lord Erskine, price 4s. Published by J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. sintoitor ESSENCE or ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savorstepr, Landow. JOHN BURGESS and SON. being apprised of the numerous endeavours made by assay primes to impose a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent epos tlsein to request the attention of the Public in pier. chasing what they conceive to be the Original, torah:serve the Name and Address corresponds with the above—the general appearance of the spurious descsiptioas will deceive the un. guarded, and fur their detection. J. B. and Sun submit the following Cautions: some are in appearance at first sight The Genuine," but without any Name or Address—some " Bargees's Essence of Anchovies"—others " Burgia's"-- and many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years honoured with such distioguisbed approbation, feel every semi/nest of respect toward+ the Public, and earnestly so licit them to inspect she Labels previous to purchasing what they lye to be of their make, which they hope will pre. vent many disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, fur general purposes, having given arch great satisfaction, continues 1.6 be prepared by them, and is recommended a. a most woeful and convenient Saoce—will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lon. don.--(The Original Fish. Sauce Warehouse.) I COUNTRY M4kkRTS. ,• WINDSOR, Ago Vet It. Wbrat,p.l/1. 12/0s to 211 Its Beams, per gr......44s to 4161 Ba►ky, per qr. .. 40s to ets Pease Oats 26s to itis Rye —a to It EADI NG, Amiga It. Meat 65. to Ks Press .... —. in 678 burley 36. to Ms GA I Oslo lts MOM Nuts 43. to 464 6J White /kW ........• Me ...o ' Old Wheat.... Oa to Oa ' STAINES, Avoun 11. Meet .. 191 Mle "Al —• Pease per to Rye Murky.. .... 1.-•• to Its Oats, per qr. Ns Bowe .. ... ..•=e to SALMON, ODY, awl CO. mast tropectfully inform the Public, that their PATENT SELF-AD. JUSTING TRUSSES continue to be recommended by all the used eminent Surgeons in Town and Country. The aprinp are so enflame-lied as to admit of increase or de crease in aiar and force; will answer fur right ur left side, without the least inconvenience to the wearer, requiring an I biltb Wisp, buckles, or Wiser galliux Tbe Palenlr • have the honour la supply the Army sod Navy, the Naval aid Military Hospitals, the Durk-yards and Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, die Howeerable East ladle Cementer, the City of Loudon Tress Satiety, the klary- Wiveliscuesb, Bristol, and Denbigh &mammies, the Middlesex Hospital, It.. Ste. kr. Manufactory, 392, X4ranel, bootee ; et a la Coterie Jr Pilafs Royale, N 0.145, a Paris. N.S.—Persons residing in the country seeding the eir enuirgience. of tie bu , ly across the hips, may depend upon beige lily filial. Sold by Bailer and Sons, No. 34, Saekville-street, Dub- Ho; said sumer mere Drente.s in every principal Town i■ Esiglaed. FEUill SATURDAY NIGH I"S GAZETTE. ARONDICL. Almon 9 —The .hew of fat beasts at this snorkel royalty, was sot only large but extraurdiaprpood as In quality, and ersorqoently not difficult of sale, at 91 to Os. 6d. per souse; the buyers were tionserous l and tars great distances S. every direetioa. Mottos sad Larch wets equally good sod pleatiful, and net poreltasers e. Iterk satisfactory kerns. Al She CArn market link was doing ; 181. to 18t. lOs were asked for hest samples of Mist; .and •I. oonse lastsaces were acceded to; the stocks of tNat Ale beteg swell, as well in the halide of the Inlets as the' _ DUTCH AND HAMBURGH PAPERS. • - K. IPETIMIOUROK, JOLT 19. His Majesty she Roper*, will leave this city tot/arrow, ton a toot throve' based proiviaces lhe empire, sal afterwards to Warsaw. Madam" Cambia gave her last Cesare the day before - yes. trolley fur the benefit Of the peer, the licked were ter rambles iu bank odes, IWO persons were present. saxitollas. ACOOST 3. His Excellency Ur. Rose, Brilish Ambassador at the rood of Berlin, arrived here from &dead wish his family sad suit tea the Ist, oo board the Hinny Freebies packet. NANOVIR, AUGUST 2. Dr. Halliday, Physician to his Royal Higher's she Duke "(Clarence will shortly publish a History of she Hamer of the Guelph:, pr the Royal Family of Emgbead, (rum Me earliest limes till the accession of Deane I. The author has, is parlicolar. made else of many old dueeemeals pre. served le &Mayes sad libraries. teed will add am appendix of valuable doweinents collected by Mr. Groodell of this city. Yesterday morning Iteaemeer's thermometer ruse to 19 deg. it fell aftereraids to 224 deg. slcoLusm, as CIRSOII, MAT 30. (o. fen the 14th Ingliest ' a ship of she linear/4 dues, a car. vette, and a stesms.bieas, all sheathed with dapper, were ktoodied here is prese,oce of se immerse (vacuum' of .people.—(thunkwyk Pupas., August 4.) ISAAILIM, AYOUB? 7. Accounts frame Batavia of the 1741 e March stale that the Speediest at Rio, sear Malacca, have detamemeced boatililies against She Deleb borii ire, so that all aitempts at amicable arrangement haring proved fruitless', the laser had ham obliged to proceed to the chastisement of the lo.etreruts. the the 2946 January, theaftwe ' Major Kreger at the head of 109 mete, and supported by his allajestis brig Irene, Capt. Lucas, attacked sad monad the enemy's estreodi• meals. The Boeyeadoe host a mowsher pf people; we bad seven tilled aid 13 reseeded, amass the latter is Captain Koesniegsderfer, Lieut. Le Cleo". mod Lidecifiem Myriam, of the Navy, diasisiguished themselves. After the action the authorities ameconeed a general swimesty, sad the reseeded Chief, Toddies Bail, offered himself es 211eiliatur.—(Hear. km Ceramist, August 8.) - `, . _ '• , .. . _ - 4WVILASAYII, isaavaav 26. The meads of February has be.. remarkable fee the nonserues peeiebtaenle that bays lakes place. Afire , she vas-eosins s.f arverat persons es Ifse lit fee various canoes Nese Krause waa heat fee feeltbM per cern ery. sad his sun resorbed fur Isavlawntiered Skis reed paper. On sloe 1646 sire Javaaree were posialwel wish deasb, ea. fee euenierfesting topper eon the usher for merrier. hordes wows ushers, u n Orem ram s pnakirmenta was ialbeled for direness. Mimes. 1 • • I _ • . 0. the !Mb she noel c...idevs s mers•Sie• Mph pesos a a minim of lelsaslefs fee ihs minks , of Liorlmmo Orb*, sod die pleader of sae Nomllso eon" imossonfol bp he.. Oro of slw Minimal@ books Ibral,slio tomboy woo soloool to dew, Grim of AIM *WO aledkAirarsid• bee iM Alba showed gnat loisvpi.lity....(Poioll "pub ..thgoolll4l ~~l tt) ;T