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• I r ejjili t 9 „). • • _ & 41, • 1 . r • 1 • •t: • I 10 f • P - ' •1; :tf ." fjr, I.nri-Vi Fla •./ 00. . • # . • •,. . • • "C. • V ' t . • • - " 11 " 1 ":" .111 LONDON, AIONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, WO . V, Put , :r 7d. • I • Dere'libel 15 J. Wood, of Thornea, York, aud J. IVemel, of Wakefield, dyers, al eleven, at New Semoto Doom'. Wakefield. II December 4. J. Riding, of Blackburn , Laocaster, cotton manufacturer., at eleven, at the 014 lon, within Ifilurkbooo. 1 I.LL NIA A TIIIIIS. • TAR A tRE.ROYA L, DRURY- L. 4 N N. THIS EVENING, NION DAY, Nov 13, his M ajefly's Servants will perfurat Shakspeere's Tra gedy of Saturdnv morning a notoci• was pos..-81 up at the I I• , ust• ui ilir tollowinv . OTHELLO. Duke of Venice, Mr. Foote ; Brabantio, Mr. Powell ; Ln dovicn, Mr. Vining; Othello, Mr. Cooper; Como, Mr. Barnard; Roderic°, Mr. Russell; logo, Mr. Booth. Desde mons, Miss Chester; Emilia, Mrs. Glover. After which, IM favourite Extravagansa called GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame Vestrirt Lepoiello, Mr. Harley; • Mr. Florentine Fistelein, Mr. Raroarn; Mr. Deputy English, 31r. Gatie. Mrs. Leporello, Mies Colon ; Miss llonstantia Quitottr, Miss Povry; Mrs. Eyelash, Mr.. Orger; Mrs. lhaiuemdry, Mn. Dobbs; Sonalling•Fen, Mrs. Bland. The interior of the Theatre hai been completely embel lished and newly decorated. The chief part of the Scenery has been repainted, and a new Architectural Drop Scene, designed and executed by Marietta. "Flue Public will also observe, that external accommoda sio• hos got lwers neglected, • commodious Portico baying been erected is Orydgeseittreet. Places for five Boxes t. be rekirioiro-111k. Itarrinvell, at the Private Box Eattraoce, Little Rtimell.street, uotil the coin plet iois of the Portico. The Doors will lie opened at Half:past Six o'Clock, and the Performances on each Evening commence at Seven. Fluxes, 7s. • Second Price, 3s. 3a. 6J.; Second Price, 2s.—Cower Gallery, Ss.; Second nice, Is.—Upper I :a Ilea y, Is. ; Second Price, 6al. Tomorrow, the Cuswetly of Town and Country, with Gio- suet in London. On Wednesday, King Lear: King Lear, Mr. Rooth ; Ed. gm- first time), Mr. Cooper--efter whicb will he revived the Kurletts of Midas. On Thursday, the Tragedy of Adelgitba: Michael Dimas, Mr. Booth; Lotbsir, Mr. Cooper; Adelgitha, Mrs. W. West; !masa, Miss Chester. A sew Fares is is rehearsal TH NA rimetorA L, euV ENT-GA It 1.1 lc N. rHIS EVENING. MONDAY. Noe. 13, will be performed Ebakspeeres Comedy of TWELFTH NIGHT. With New %cowry, Mschtnery, Dresses, and Decorations. The °verdure mad who'd of she :IfSusie composed sod select ed front Morley, Ford, Raveoscrofs, Saville, Ste John Steven►on, Wither, Jae.; and the Glees arranged by Mr. Bishop. la tlrr cootie of the Comedy will be introduced Songs, Da. ti. Glees, ■ud Choruses, 11w Poetry selected entirely from 'be Plays, Poems, awl Sonnets of Sbeltspeere. BA, Orsiati, Mr. Abbott ; Valvoline, Mr. Taylor; Casio, Mr. Fyne ; Sir Toby Belch, Mr. Emery ; Sir Andrew Agee.elotea. Mr. Lisiosi ; Sebastian, Mr. Pardue ; Ammons, Mr!Cbspoiesi Roberto, Mr. Jefferies ; Friar, Mr. Atkins; Malvolio, Mr. W. Farina ; Clown, Mr. Fawcett Fabliau, Mr.Durueet ; Sohn* Mr. Ournrr ; Henvolio, Mr. Tieney. 'Olivia, 'Mum Greene; Viola, Miss M. Tree; Maria, Mrs. Gibbs. The following art the Selections from Shakspenre:— Aet Pall marry a glorious Morairig;" Sonnets.— Glee, Who is Bylwis ?" Two fieutlemen of Venm.— Swag, " Even .as the Sun ;" Venus and Adniris.—Uucito, "Orpheus with his Lulea' King Henry VIII. Set U —Glee, ".Come o'er the Brook;" King Lear and Ibuiesisse—Gire, " , liu • day ;" love's Lshour Lost.—Glee ourVasuriss, " A Cop of Wine;' Henry IV. Part 11. Ilet 111.--. Song, " Crabbed age.," Son II et s.--Diretto, " essariu, by the Rases of the Spring;' "twelfth Night.— Clew, " 0, by rivers ;" Poems. Art IV.—Song," 4 6 how much more doih Bt airty;" Sou. wets.—.bang," Tram all my lures;" Sonnets—Masque Glee, Come unto these yellow sands; Tempest.—Chorus, ' 4' Daily joys be still *pun you ;" Tempest. Act Vi—Roug, In bowers of laurel;" Poems.—Song, ' 6l Bid me Amours. ;" Venus auth " When that I was;" Twelfth Night. 'ln Act IV. will be introduced Sbakspeares Grand Masque of :MIND AND CEREs. Juno, Mrs. T. Hilt; Ceres, Milts Beatiniuni ; trio, Miss 'Hod ; Naiad, Miss E. Detineit ; Sea Nymphs, bless's. Twainley, I Amis,47Lipp, sod Shutter; Fauns, Mevsrs. Vedy, •(;ounce, Grant, awl Heath; and Shepherd, Mr. Collet. After which, the revived Ballet, in hen act,, called ZBPHYR F.T F LOH E. (Being the last algid of the Opera Dancers' performing). To winch will be added (411. time at this Theatre), a favourite rarer, in one act, call. d q'H E KEN DEZVOUS. _ . •Bolding, Mr. ..11:1usu ; Charles, Mr. Hum; Simon, Hr. F.atery; Smart, Mr. Coiner. Sophia, Miss Foote; Lacretia, Muss Beaumont; Rom., Miss Love. A Private Box may be 11461 for the SLA•1111, or nightly, of Mr. Bronchus, at 'the Box-Ofifico. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.Offiee, Hart-t.reet, from Ten till Four. Boxes, To ; Seemed Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3a. 6d. ; Second Prier, 2s.—Gallery. to.; Sowed Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. To-morn/my& new Historical Tragedy, in five acts, called Wallace, with Tou JAte for Dinner. The Comedy of Twelfth Night will be performed on Wed uesday and Friday, and three tenses atm k till further not ice. Ou Mouday wall be produced, a new Musical Indian Tale, in tno acts, celled The Iroquois, or the Canadian Basket tnaki•r. CONCLUSION OF DISH'S CONTRACT. ■ vLH E%IE of the New Lottery coivatos Twit) 1 - 1 Prizes of 11000411. C0n4.1'4 unit Two Priv., ut IS,OOOI. CULltallin, added So Two of 2,0001. Money. nothing together FOUR of f 20,0110 Cwatiofe mud Mowry, &c. kr. „of floret.) be Drano First Day! Two of 20.8001. laity be "mimed by purrhaiiing One Ticket. k.'sery PrizitattasetW. the First Day, sunned to a new Turk. I fo r the &wood Day. All tiir Tickets now or Sale asses lo be draww First Day, NNXT WEDNESDAY (Ibib NOVEMBER). Orly 6,1100 Tickets. Tickets sad Shares are Selling by BINH, Bole Contractor. :4, Curtail:4 awe V I Cheraw-craws, Lowilow; who Shared sod Sold in ILc I.iiitrry.;taw4ewiled„ Prize or flO,OOO !:.,.ides wariouw other Caphalw, • •Asel 4r!' Ageitta iss the t:ousetry. ?w• Selitieten,.wiiim tall Particulars, inwy b: bad gratis. .IK/LEFT'S PICTURE GRATIS. IDDING anal (JO. No. I. Comb'''. I."""n• have ensphojerlthe Fir it Artists ID engrave a Portrait of her, preseat Qt TEEN CAROLINE. whit.% is !uglily hoist/is-0, rand Adusitte , Ito be she best Likeness yet published. It wasellesigned r %elusively as i.e Ornament tor their Slmrev, every one of is aids contains ass Impression, so that, wurisuut.ouy addition it expense, it may be uhisisted by• th ose w h i p jkatitai_ Se V• adore iu she presesii lAntery, which Is the I.a,rt:fae the Y ear, and beziess &anima 15th NOYLn REM. Tist-Solosse, for ouly6,BooTiekeis, cualisius .4 .. In Cuusal , and Musty. betides Fumy) , whet. Capital,, the Fsrth.draoros "'size is to Coast rb, and Tutu 0(2,0001. Massey ; and the Te.tolo-array .Prier ulsove bOl. tu Its d.ci k Twu of 20,0001. Cuostoula. Our Pa rliculars see ',distr.{ Schemer, ,trltieh,,tool.o No-heliostat its seem with the QusEtt's Portrait, Joisy iirta of Irmo Fl DWG • sod Cu. Nu. I, Cureihill. The day is published price 81. Bs. bound with Mar, or es. bound without Maps, 4NEW EDITION or BLAIR'S CHRO. NOLOGY ; or, History of the World, from the Crea tion to the cud of the year of our Lord 1814. The two feet sheets, 'containing the most remarkable Eveirts of thk last fourteen yean, may be had separately with the New Index. Published for Julio Maynard, Noma street, Haymarket. ILLUMINATION TItAN S I'ARENC I ES. on sale or hire, expressively appropriate Gm the present Glorious Event. Also a large Assortment urTrainquirent Painted Window Blinds, film Imitations of !Mined Glass Windows, &c. on sale ; together with several fine Sp►cimeas of modern Ornamental Corners, Aratieselue Ornaments, Statuary Figures. &c. &c. for Rooms, Itlelll,llo. Hatchments, Flags, Emblematic DerieeS and Ornamental Works of every kind, The Trade supplied by J. FAWLEY, 4, Great Windmill. street, Haymarket, down the Gateway, over' Mr. Austin's Livery Stables. Superior Artists wanted, especially Piktrail sod Decoration Painters. TIRE NEW NORWICH CRAPES.—This bratit;fotorttele the Wonting wear, in various colours (air* Vs. the Dress), contimies to attract the first characters amongst she Nobility (yr its established durability and warmth; the "NEW CACH M EER CRAPES' al 295. are also equally admired, and are the most, fashionable dinner and evening dress now worn ; these, with 11w following arti. des (for ready rconey will be found unusually reams able in price; very fine coloured Bornbssins of the Kidder. moister mans (so rarely to be met with) at 21d., worth 2s. bd.; rich velvets, Its. flit. usually sold at 165.; Geooa ditto, 15s. 9d., usual price 215.; liandsmue figured poplin., 2s. 10.1., plain ditto, 2s. 6d., good white satins fur slips, only 3s. CI.; best Italian gauzes, 2s. 6.1., deli Gros de Naples, figured Silks. Ratios, Sarsorts, Ducapes, &c. dre. with Shawls of every description, from lbs. to IS gasses., at BROWN'S, 15, Heureetts.street, Cuvent,garrk•a, the quality of whose goods is too well button to 'equate any comment. HAZARD and CO. (rot:Lb'lsbell a Century) rerprctfully inform the Public, the LOTTERY be. gills Dmirint NEXT WEDNESDAY, nitre TWO Consols *ad Motley, are sure to he drawn. Scheme contains Two Prises of 20,000 t. co...nig—Two Prises of 18,00►/. Coteauls, added to Two of 2,000 f. Muuey, ' waking, together FOUR ... of Consols and Money. TICKETS and SHAKES are Selling by HAZARD cal CO., Royal Exchage; 20, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford-street, Louduu; who have recently Shared cad Sold FOUR EIGHT Prises of he. he. Ac. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Werebouse, 107, Stroud, corner of the Savoy steps, Loudon. JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprised of tits numerous endeavours made by many petitions to impose a spurious article fur their make, feel it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public, in pur chasing what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name and Address corresponds with the above—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive she un guarded, sad fur their detection, J. B and SOH submit the fullowitir Cautions: some are in appearance at brat sight " The Genuine," but without any Name or Address—tome " Burgess's Essence of Ancbovies"—others " Burgles"... sad many more witliout Address. JOHN BURG.ESS and SON having been many years hammered with such distiognished approbation, (eel every osatinsent of respect towards the Public, moll earnestly so licit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hops will pre. veal many disappointments. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having given such great sati.facti ..... continues tr be prepared by, them, and is recommended a. a most useful and convenient Steer—will keep good in all climates. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, 'Lan do. —(The Original Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) - - - - FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Norember 1820. 22d Regiment of Light Dragoonv—Juseph Vi loon, Gent. to be Cornet, by pun hose, vice Kieft&ll, promoted—dried Sepirnibiet24, 11120. 15th Regunirot of Foot—Lienteuant 'William Dunne, from, balf.pay 24 Garrison Battalion, in be Lieutenant, vice Daniel Blackwell, whu excliauges—dated November 2, 1820. 40th ditto... Lieutenant John Crab!), from isaMpay 58th Foul, to be Lieuteuant. vice Julio Foulkes. who ex change., receiving the chlferroce—dated October 26,1820. 41st ditto—Emig* George Johoson to he theistetinot, with out purchase, vice Leon, approach to the 10th Royal Veteran Battsliou—il tied November 2,1820. John George Berhigfiehl, Genii. to be Etisigu, vice Johneun —dated as above 49th dine—Captain John Mitchell, from the 92.1 Not, to be Captain, vice Duxie Ellis, who retires *Too half-pay York Cbasseore--dtted av above. 61st ditto—Assistart-Surgeou Charles Whyte, from half-pay of the late York Chmsefteurs, to be Assestesst.Surgruis, vice highlyls Marini., who exchanges—dated as above. 92J ditto--Captaio Stephen Noel, Gout ball'-pay York Chas. sew., to be Captaiss, vice Mitchell, appointed to the 4911 s foul—dated av above. 19th Royal Veterans Hanslion. Lieutenaot Charles Lynn, front she 41.5 Foot, to he Lieute. slant, vice ThIPMIIII Robert Parker, who returns su his Cur tner situation us the Hes irs ti List—dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assiataut.Soreon 1.10y.1, I.ont haltply, to he As. ustatO.Surceoto to the Forces, vice John Davy, 31. D. oho exchaagg a—dated as al) we. MemottaNDA• The removal of Surgeon Stewart, from thr 71st to the ribth Fuot, sort the promotion of Asiostaut-Surgeou Mil ky, of the 17th Foul, to be Surgeon in the 71st Foot, as mooed in the Gmt,tie or t Ist ultimo, have nut taken piece. Deputy Assistant.Commimary.fieneral Alva:miter bran• der, havin railed %aiisfaciorily to explain various charges of misconduct adduced agaiust him, has been dismissed the Offifife. Commission. in the Reciment or %SAW% SI i i la. eigned by the Lord I.l.litensei of lA. Coney of Sonoma. Captain John P.oue to be Major, ♦ice Mean, resigileil— dated Orlirber 27,1810. Lieutenant-Colonel Cieurce Wynilliain to be Cuptain, vice Pante, promoted—dated November ?, 1820. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Wilktu►ory of 014 oad-strert, Lomita's, ship and urrorslice.broker. Jan Robertson Bell and Willians Wilkinson, of Old Brua4l-slreet, London, enrrastess. 13A N KRU PTS. Andre* Smith, of I.4mr.ri veil-square, London, merchant, to •nrreuder Novemlwr 18, 26, and December 23, al eleven, at (;sulalhall. Altomer., Mewing. Reardon aid Doris, Cur bet-marl, Chracechuscls-ormt. Julio lobrit, isle of bucklersbory, London, worehoose. mart, to surrender, November 19, 25. and December 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Meese*. Crowder, Leyte, 1111.1 OilVtill4ll, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. Thames Town, of Kent. miller, to surrender, November 18,25, and Decesulter 23, at eleven,at Guildhall, London. Atiorricys, Me . Brace and Selby, Surrey.street, Strand. I I John Cook, of Oakley-itfills, near Eye, Suffolk, miller, to surrender, November 18,25, and December tl, at eleven, at IGuildbalt, Lutdon. Aiterrety, Mr. West, Red Lion.t.treei, Wapprag. Joseph Orme, lute of Wigan, Lancaster, money.srrivener, to surrender, December 1,2, and 23, at ,keen, at the George inn, LiverpAol. Attorneys, Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Sunthaniptou-buildings, Chaircery hue, Looduri ; and M. . Gautier!, Liverpool. Thomas Marsden, of Pimlico, Middlesex, horse-dealer, to surrender, November 14, 21, and December 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lloyd, King-street, St. Jamea's.squarr. Jobn Norman, of Lueas-steetet, Commercial-road, Middlh sex, usaaler-nsariner,lo surrhuder, November 18, 25, and December 23, at 'levee, et Guildhall, Loutlou. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Fericbureh.etrent. .1010 Francis Hulderisnamb late of Guckleribury, Lon. den. IllarrAart, W wareeteiskeeNtiventher 21, 25, awl De. camber 2J, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Young and Hughes, Sr. Mtid.ed's.court, Poultry. William lie-airy, of Bishopsgate.street, London, hosier, to surrender, November 14, 29, and December 23, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brooking, Lumbard-street. Mossap Haile, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, hotel keeper, to surrender, November 99, at seven, 29, nod December 13, at feu, at the Plough Hotel, Chelieuham. Attorney., Meaux. Yosard and Blower, Ino.fields, London; and Messrs. Preen and Griffiths ' Cheltenham.. William Wight, of Newland, Gloucester, dealer iu corn, to surrender, November 24, at six, 25, and December 23, at dieter], st the Lower George Inn, Gloucester. Attor neys, Ms. Meredith, Lincolu'e Inn New-seprerr, Loretto° ; sett Sir. James. Culford, Gloucestershire. James Houlistors, of Thayer-street, Manchester-square, Middlesex, tailor, to surrerider, November 14, 11, and De. r•inbcr 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atlurri )s, Messrs. Gov son, Capion, and Rowley, Saville-place, New Burling ton-si reel, London. Alt minder Brander, of Badze-row, London, upholsterer, In serreirder, November 14, 25, and December 2J, at teu, at Geildball. Attorney, Mr. Luckett, Wilsou-street, Fins. limy--quart, Loudon. ' John Cannier, ut Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, Novtruber 18, 25, and December 23, at eleven, at Gould ball, Loudon. Aitoruey, Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Man. SIMI [louse, Loudon. Julia Fry, of Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, London, tailor, to surrender, November 21, 25, and Deceollser 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Chaucer y•laire, Loudon. William Abbott, of Wiadhant-place, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender, November 18, 25, and December 93, at eleven, at Guildhall, Liesdita. Attoreey, Mr. Stepheo, Broad-street. building., Loudoo. Henry Benham, of High-street, Southwark, Surrey, iron monger, to surrender, November 21, 25, and December 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Sutcliffe, Earl-street, Blackfriare, Loudon. Francis Chambers, of Stamford, Unclip, shoemaker, to surrender, November 22, 23, and D.cember 23, at eleven, at the Crown 10u, Stamford. Attorney., Messrs. Rowland and Yuan, Lineobes tun fields, London; mid Mr. Redifer, Stantfued. . William Hill, of protons-Green, withio Windle, Loa. cashire, beer-brewer, to surrender, December 1,2, and 23, at sae, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Ma son, New Bridge•atreet, London and Mr. Leather, Liver pouL William Myrtle, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, hatter, to surrender, November 20, 21, and December 23, at twelve, at the Old Ship Inn, Brightliclmotuse. Attorneys, Mr. G. Fatlhrull, Brightbelmsione; 'and Mr. E. C. Faithfull, Little Wincbesier-street, Broad-street, Loudon. Matthew Lovireibury, of Bradford, Wilts, victualler, to surrender, November 20, 21, and December 23, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Binh. Atturseys, Mt . King 'lid Lakin, Gray's luo•sguarc, London; mid Mr. J. Bush, Bradford. Charles Frame, of Old Broad-street, Loudon, merchant, Sao surrender. November 14, December 2, at one, and 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, and (Aversion, Frederick's.place, Old Jewry. Henry Wood, of Roprmaker•atreet, Saint Giles, Cripple gale, Louarkm,coach-smilb, to sorreuder, November IS, 28, awl December 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Thivadiseedle.street. DIVIDENDS. December 2. A. Young, of St. Swithia's-lane, London, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. November 14. E. Blyth, late of Dyer's buildings, Holborn, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. December S. B. Tupling, of the Strand, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. December 2. J. Harkness, of Addle•street, Wund.slreet, Lou don, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. December 2..1. Bayliss and T. Thompson, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, ironmongers, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. December 20. W. Skala's', late of Joseph-strect, Saint Pancras, Middlesex, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou. don. December 12. J. Fish, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, snap-maker, at eleven, at the George Ina, Newcastle-upou-Tyue. Decembe► 12. J. Nowlao, of Newcastle-npon.Tyne, soap. boiler, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. December 6. S. Cave, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, jeweller, at eleven. al the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. November 18. C. Mackenzie, late of Caroline-atreet, Red ford-square, Middlesex' (but sow a Primmer is the King Beueb Prisms), merchant, at tea, at Guildhall, ladidon. 'Nuvemlier 18. L. Lyoos, late of Lower Shadwell, Middle sex, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. November 18. T. Dawley and .1. Dowley, late of Willow. street, Bankaide, Surrey, coru•merchauts, at eleven, at Louden. November 18. R. Hudpou, of Fleet-street, Loudon, oilman, at ten, at Guildhall. December it. G. Hardisty and .1. Cowing, of Bedford-court, Si. Paul's, Covent-garden, SI iddlesex, woollen drapers, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. December 16. T. Ellerby, of Poole, Dorset, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November 18. 11. %Wens, of Bow Church-yard, Loudon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. November IS. W. May, of Spital-square, Middlesex, silk toauufaeture►, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. November 25. T. Chapman, of Littlebory-Milla, Cheater. ford-M ills, and Siratford-3101s, war Bow, Es►ex, meld ing, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. December 4. W. Toll, of St. Germain'', Cornwall, miller, at ekvess, at the Carlton Coffee-hoose, December S. S. Worrall and A. Pope, w oo or Tate of B r i s tol, bankers, at twelve, at the Hush l'avern, Bristol. December S. J. Foliation, of Manchester, saddler, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Alanchester. December 2. D. J./hostas', of Browa-street, square, Middlesex, smith, at ten, at Guildhall, London. December 2. J. Pearsie, of Plymoutb.Dock, saddler, at tea, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. December It. .1. Rail, late of Poole, shoemaker, at eleveo, at the Old Antelope loss, Poole. December 7. J. Elliott, now or late of Fetishism, Surrey, commou.b►ewer, at three, at the Bush Iris, Farnham. Dens-sober 4. T. Adams, of South-Shielski, Durham, ship• uvister, at eltraa, at the tioltka Liar, Mouth Shields. C ERTI FICAT —llscr.ment 2. T. Bond, 4,V/tr.-aline, Stafford, rittilinter.—.l. Jfrcksoo, of Liverpool, s•il.onalter.—J T. Koster, of Liverpool, we. chanto.--H. Emelt, of Liverpool, popit and colour ranker.-- T. 8. Sandilamb, of Twynnot, (au oertotr,scrivener.—H Ratehif, of Thornton, Lattereter, ftriner.—C. .leretent. of Aere-lane, Cluphaiu, Surrey, lituruoltuper.—.l. R. Brogue, of the Nevi-toad, St. Norms, Maltese% Otte • prisoner to the King's Broth prisoW, ittiluraryo—VV. Forster, of Ilx Strand, IVesteninster, tolverrrnith.—S. Crimp, of Vitt...- street, Hillhank-street, 1111.111tetum. earn-elvoler.--1. Joins sod Juues, Isle of Leorniuster, Herefortt, litters-dropert. PA RTNERSOIPS DISNOLVED. W. N. Kent and J. Goodery, of Great M;rlburongh.sireet, Middlesex, brush-manufacturers, Novembor 8, 1820.—W. Balmer and G. Nicol, of Clevelandoww, Se. Joists prix. lets, December 31, 1819.-9. Vitriol' sod T. Lawton, of the Old Change, Londoti, osrebousemcit. June 24, IRI S E. T. %Vein's sad T. M. Widen.. of Loolon and Oporto, wiue-merchants, Noven's? 7, 1820.—M ~lawman and W. Armstrong, of the Comm era:41.1,4W, East London. Midi/Or me:, wbulessle-druggists, Nutoutbrr 9, 11128.-1:. N 0..% soil R. Ware, tit' New 11rosul-sitert, London, merrhauts, Novem. ber 10, 1820.—J. W. Ta y lor soul J Stroh xi, of Wilitutl street, London, warehousemen, rigtllPTilff 9, 1920 —T. Noun, Jon M. A. Noun, J. Luke, C. IV. Ayles, and H. H. Weston, of Guit.dorh, W ipping, snd New. Crane, Middlesex, shipwrights, Sal far as euneerlas thessid I'. Nunu mid M. A. Num., October 18, 1820.-1. Stuniturtis end J. Blunt, of Throgmurtutt-s•reet, Londou, metal/tots, Septem ber 22, 1820. PRICE OF SUGAR The average prier of Brow. Of Mow-ova& Sugar, com puted from the Reining made in the wet k ending she Nth day of November, Intl, is 35e. 51s1. ner hundred weight, ex elusive of the duties of etietoms paid or payable thereon o the importation thereof Salo Great Britain. PRICES Or CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight tViiiclirster 01114CiP, and of Oatmeal l' honor 140 l et. svoiraupoise, from the returns received its the week codicil the 4th of Nosentliri, Ite2o. Z - .; ' a ; :Z -•** •••••••- s. d. 0. d s d e. rl w d S 7 61 36 28 1 , 21 C 39 C . k • ti ja t a. d I a. d l s.d. 39 41 21 4, PRESENT/17701 ry . a WELSH FLAG. Sonic month. since a Cambrian Society was forat ed, to promote prerelliog in the Welsh iiitylage on board of shrps in the Thames. At a recent meeting of the Committer, the Rrv. G. C. Smith, o f Penzance, recommended the et , ablislionent of Welsh Prayer Meetings, and offored to have a flag made, es a sigoal. Out SunAay, t h e sth suet. this Minister, accompanied by Captains Nod sta men from ditiereld swats of the Thames, and Mem. bers of *la. Bethel Union Society, intended on board the Hope, Captain Jones, of Aberyst. with, to prevent a Welsh Flag publicly, on the part of this Institution, to their brethheu of the principalities. The Hope lay in a tier of ships off Pickle Herring-stairs. opposite the Tower ; her deck was crowded—several respectable karales at tended. The new flag was very large a blue ground, yellow star, and a dove. with an olive branch in its mouth, and the words 4 ' CT iraliFOD Gwiont," sigoifyHg Prayer Meetings, in large white letters, adorned the centre. Mr. S. stood by the helm abaft ; a reudding sail boom was raised perpendicular close to lino, ;oat supported by two arailien; one part of the flag oms l as h e d to the upper part of the boom, and the fly of it was car ried out, and made fast so the Meth rigging on the larboard side. The service commenced at eleven o'clock, by reading and prayer ; a pious Captain and sailor, from the Lower Pot,l, irriplured a divine blessing. Mr. S. then addressed the assembly from Mullin xx . In the name of our God we will set up our banners; the Lord fulfil all thy petitions." He remarked, that banners or standards were usually raised to distinguish an army, to invite to battle, or to ruunuuce a triumph. Thus the flag Bethel with English sailors, 'sod CYFalt• FOD GWIDDI with WOO'. Whenever these were hoisted, they would distinguish them as the incur!' of religion moil social order ; invite them to the conflict of faith ; rod announce these triumphs through Christ, the great Captain of their Salvation. The Minister then, grasping the pole, expressed his high satisfaction in presenting his brother seamen of Wales with the significant Hag; he had long been a Flag Officer in Lord Nelson's fleet, and raised many a Hag, but none with so much pleasure as this. When England was threatened with invasion, volun teer corps were formed, and colours were presented unto them ; but these invited to the shedding of human blood, and the destruction of our species. CYFARFOD GWIDPI. on the cunt' dry, war the Stood ard of Peace, the Star directed to the Saviour, the Dove atinosinced the wrath ofJehuvalt assuaged; and the words CYFARFOD GWIDDI enjoined prayer for ■ll men, coil for albs authority. The Church of old had sung, " his banner over me is love." Such is the flag now presented to you ; it breathes love to God, to Christ, to Man, mid to one another. By this shall all men know that ye ogre Christ's disciples, if ye love our another. Tu•day you see ou this deck sailors and friends of all denonnuations, who meet to hail your f 'rag res.* in Christianity. May " CYFAHTOD GWIDDI" soon be hoisted in every port iii Wales, and in every part of the world where a Welsh ship sails ! This iiiteresting Service closed by a Captain and Sailor brlooging to the Upper Pool publicly com mending their Welsh brethren to God. The ap proaching Anntisl Meeting of the British and Fo reign Seatneti's Friend Society, and Bethel Union, was then announced, and the assembly informed that this flag would he displayed at the City of London Tavern on that occasion. By a curious c inicitletice, the Tower guns, for the std of Novem ber, fired their usual salute jest es the Meeting doted. "'for I..nd Mayor ihtends m ohtottnn:e the Allatioirn House dn.& evening and uu Monday." Thai nutter, of entity', gave tie hint to those citizens who always follow the example or their Cli-f Mae in 7 trate, and in the eve • g the illsuninatirns Was cre-r- Ll. end much more. brilliant than might Ism , Is . e expected from no grail a siotive., Tlw Haute was illuminated with the letters "C. I{." and the large star of Eran.wick, purroutideil by wreaths of laurel. The front of Guildhall wits also illuminated wiili the same devices, and, i'icwreel from Chosipaide, had a rosy pleaniug efts et.— The Abercromliy Tavern, iis Loanbani-streei, was elegantly illumiiisted with "C. R." and festoon.. The bankiteg-house of Sir IVm. Curtis, anal thtnn. of the other hankers in Lombard-row', were r'V *ltaly adorned with festoons. The Crowe of mu.y houses fat ing. the nuns.. were illusaiva:rd by flambeaux, mod the effect from the refl , !etion in the water wa• particularly staking. Moat of the nhi s tnr in the River had their rigging illuniinateol, by means of lanterns hung at the nund-headm, the yard arms, and oilier parts of the rigging, awl pee seated, as viewed front London bridge, a cunt:wird line of consiellntions as lar as the eye could teat+. Fish-street-hill was brilliantly lighted up. The house of Mr. Stevens, on Bishopogate-street, played a superb transparency, representing her Ma jesty leaning on a pillar, on which is issescribtd, " God and She People ;" in her Land is. scroll, en which is in•eribee, " The Lirery of London " At the heed of tier Majesty is a scroll. with the ittottp. “ 7 ;sty hare done their utmost to destroy toe." At her feet is the representation of an enormous hydra, on the body of witch wa- inscribed with the words, 44 Leach, Cooke, and Conspiracy" The sperm. necks of the hydra were inscribed with the y a rd of Majoeehi, hesitant, Sacchi, and the moot prom strut of the witnesses against her Majesty. • The New London Tavern was brilliantly illunnuated, as was al-n the Old City of London- tavern. Almost every house in Bishopsgate-street was adorned wit some peculiar device. On one was a insoisparency s with " C. R." and the words— beseseenee thrice oriansphaat ;" in which was sahjoiaed, "The Lord that delimed tae out of use moons ad Ow lion awl oat of the paw of She bear, bati, Alio delivered the out of the baud of ibis Mihail** partralar sateution and applause. The display of white flags in Shorediteb was ',lest numerous; owners! had sentimenis and mottos in scribed Upon them, but which, frown the (treat height at which they were suspeoded, are were titt able to read. The East ludas House displayesi a line of flambeaux extending slung tie whole front of that edifice. The whole of Sun-strect, Finsbury square, the City-road, Smithfield, and CeleviAn street, were lighted up in a superior foamier. Its Coleman-street, t:a. Italiau house of Uhichill and Co. was ornamented with a crow's and C. Is. surmounted by the grand star of Brunswick : iii another compartotent of the house was 1:1 large letters, B. IJ. and L. ontroutai,d by wirailis of laurel. At the house of Mr. Bath, in the Pool try, was • transparency with the following words, which were much applauded:— " And non shall be lilt up mine 6cad above mine enemies round about se." The devices in Cheapside and on Ludgate-hill were numerous and brilliant : the whole of the front of Mr. Hone's house was illuminated with the words, in blue letters, " The Triumph of she Press ;" C. R." and a Royal Crown ; several lags were also hung out from the windows, and tie attention of the populace was much excited by a placard, on which was inscribed a paraphrase of tiro proverb— " Take away the wicked frost before the Kitt, that 1s throne say be established is righteousness." We did not perceive any thin? particular Aniit the Batik, exceptiog au extra guard of snidiera.--- Every precaution was taken which prude:ice c0a,.•1 dictate for the preservation of peace and order I:: the city. All the police afire's. the constable-, the night and day putroles, the watchmen, and marshalmen. were upon duty, and paroled the streets, under the able direction of the: City Mar shal*. to keep every thing in wrier. The usual proclamation against letting off firesvoyks, the damaging of properly, or molesting Quakers. . or other conscieutious persons who might not think proper to illuminate, was extensively posted op throughout the city, and we would recommend to the contemplation of the sons of mischief is sir and most salutary Act of Parliament (the Ist pi Geo. IV.), by which it is enacted, that any pereons who shall wilfully or maliciously commit damage to airy real or personal property whatever, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding live pound., or in default of payment, to !lime mouths' hard labour b Bridewell. In Holborn the illunu nation was very general. and at some houses very splendid. At Bailey's. corner of Turnstile, the letters '• C. It." our 1111 l aided by u crown in varie gated lamps, and festoons of lamps, appeared suspended from the balcony; and at Mr. Miriam's, wollen-draper s nearly opposite, the venal/is, brilliantly illuminated with variegated adorned with wreathes of laurel and nouns . white ribbons. From the centre window was 4114. pended a boaster, with the inscriptions, " Virtue Trissimphinst," bud " Power of public Opinion." —At Mr. Smith's, iroinnotiger, and numerous other houses, the letters "C. R." apwareit in variegated lamps. mid many of the hooves *tie adorned with wreaths of laurel and white ribbon. Bedford. Russell. and Bloomsbury-squares were illumniated very generally ; indeed. scarcely arinile house was without lamps, and on some, esperial.:, three in Berlford•square, appeared the lett-no "C. It." and various other devices. Oxford-sari ct, particularly tlw upper part, presented a similar scene of brellosie). Amongst the most striking of the great number of device's exhibited in this at, .. e t were the following:—At the-Tea Company's ware house, the letters " C. R." surmounted by a crew.: and ',ratan of laurel and lostoous, neatly arranged 1 I