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' ' .... ) .• . i ...risl • • .. 4114 Lac k , y1...i-l• ' - , ______............................. . .I._ .... . _ • . . . • , • ...• • ' ii4+ , ~ 'A NUMBER 4873. FOURTH NIGHT OF THE NEW COMEDY. THRATR E.ROYA 1., HAYMARKET. • T HIS EVENING, %V ESDAY, July et, will be Performed, the Farce of THE SLEEP-%VAI.K Elt. Sir Patrick Mae Gull-, Mr. Connor; Alibi, Mr. Tokely ; Sows (And time), Mr. J. Russell. Mrs. rowess, Mrs. Dammed; Sophia, Mn. Connor. After which (4th time) a new Corsedy, in three arts, called NINE POINTS OF THE LAW; OR, POSSFJOIION. the priatipal Marsden. by Mr. Russell, Mr. Terry, Mr. Ames, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Toke'y, Mr. Liston. Mr. Bar. Nerd, Mr. J. Russell, Mo. Davenport, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. GOAN Miss Mettliews (with a new Sour, composed by Mr. B i gbep), allrg.ll:,tkiisson, and Mrs. Omega.,. TM Breelera Entertainments in malls& with THE enrric: OR, A TRATIEDY RPHEARSED. Pelf, Mr. Jones; Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. Terry; Dew. gle, Mr. Harvard; Don Frroin Whiskeranilos, Mr. Russell. Al's. Dingle. Mrs. Davenport ; Tilburina, Mrs. Gibbs. Plates for tbe Roms to be taken of Mr. Slassinglians, at She 'Theatre. N.ll —A Private Bost may he had nightly, by apPlication at the Dos Office. The new Comedy, railed Nine Points of the Lew, or, Possession. will he acted rerry evening till further moire : to-morrow with The Trevino. Benighted, and lionstsgstes Ferioon. Mr. IVarde will make his appearanee as Octavian, in The Ifnuntaineers, fir the first time, on Friday; and E. Blanchard will make her third appearance nu nay stage, to the chararler of Zoraytis. TB EA TR E. L P!Vil IS I? orb rig, mrRAND. THISEVENING. WEDNESDAY. July 03. Brill be p4wforisied, lite Cassie Operetta of Fittp AND WATER. Captain Harry, Mr. Bartley; Fre•leriek,. Mr. Wreneit. Fanny, Mils Love; Furbish, Miss I Stevenson. After .hied (seamed time), a new Srrio.Comir Bombastic Operatic Prelude. eallrd DOCTOR 1101.C.5. Klieg Artipadledee, Mr. Harley; General gearanoaebe, Mr. %V. S. Chatterlry; Dorior BMus (she King). Physician), Mr. Wilkiumm. Queen Katalinda, Mi. 4 Kelly. To which will he added (ellh time) a new Operetta, ealleil THE MULLS HEAIi. Principal Characterp—Mr. Wrench, Sir. W. S. Chatterley, Mr. Grove, Mr. Witkinaon. Mr. Iluckel, Iles. Grove, Nis.. Love, aad Mrs. Iticharthmu. To conclude with a Ralkt Drama, called LA . PEROU.SE : OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. . La Pernn.e (the Navieator), Mr. T. P. Cooke. Madame Perosse, Alias Aylett; tlmhn. Alra. Pincott ; ollorr Charac ters by the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately arrived in Eaeland. • Boles, Plate., and Private Boma, may be takes of Mr. Stevenson at the Box OlEce, Strand Entrance, from Ten till Four; situ at Festinates Library. 170, New Boad.street, eppoatte Burlington-Gardens. To-morrow, The Bull's Wail, with Matrinsooy, La Pe rouse, and whet Entertainment.. The Comic Opera of The Americans will be revived no )ionday next. ROTA!. CIRCUS AND SVIIREY THEATRF. THIRD NIGHT OF N EIY Br tiIk:TTA.--HUMPHRY CLINKER AT HALF-PRICE. MIMS PRESENT WE ON ES DA Y, 3111 y '22, AL let 8 (and three following Errninr). the Preformatteco will commence. (at HaMpaqt Six (sadly) wish ,but twice meted) an Operatic Melo-draraatie Burks's, in three Acta, foundrd on Ur. Soiollrtee Novel, called the ADVENTURES of RODERICK RANDOM. Roderick Random. Mr. Huntley .L.lautenant Bowling and lialthassr, Mr. Gattie. with the• late Mr. Dilidin'a fa vourite SOllOl of " Here a Sheer Hulk lies poor Tom Bow. ling,"and" 1 larch at Jean Bull a little." Strap. Mr. Fitsi William; Iddia (a mad Poetess, Aunt to Haitian), Mrs. Brookes, with a Parody on "The Soldier tied;" hinrcissn, Mina Beaumont; Melinda, M. 911 Bence; Patty Williams, (with the favourite Air of " The dashing White Serjeant"), Mix. Heger. Perri.... to the Burtetta i a Musical Prologue, in charac ter, by Mr. Fitzwilliatn. At sloe End of Act li. an Explanatory Address (after the m..... of the Gru•k Chorus, but not quite so clinical), will be spoken by Miss R. Adcuek. After which (fur this Week only), the fkikine Pantomimic Romance, produced by and under the direction of Mr Ridgway, called FALSE ACCUSATION. _ ?b principal Characters by Mr. Ridgway, Mr. Bartlett, Mc Leonard, and Miss Taylor. To conclude with (15th time) the very Emelt approved Rue. kW, fouueed on Dr. Smullett's celebrated Novel, celled HUMI'HRY CLINKER. El Is • . _ Boxes 4s —Pit t..—Gallery la—Half-price at half-past Eight. Phiera for the Bones to he taken of Mr. Bonnier, at the BoxAnfire iu the Treasury of the Theatre. where Free Ad missions for the Srllll4/16 may he purchased, mid a Pries."' Boa rugger', nightly ; and, for the ace ..... inu.lation of Fami lies at that u nil of she Town, al the Bureau de Spectacle, Iremenc E%ehance, flund.etreet. Doors upeu al Half-past Five ; to begin at Hall:part Sic. A New Grand Serious Melo-dramatic Spectaele,aonther New Comic Barletta from a Classical Novel, and a harle quin Pantomime, Mr in forward preparation. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Uutlcr the irnineZte ..' 1 1 :1710114;; 411111 T; R , syal Digliogas PRINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE COISURG. PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES- Ma, inly 22, 1815, and following Evenings, the Ew lertaininviiiv will commence with the New Ballet of DON QUIXOTE. Trinriril Dancers—Mr. Le Clem,. Mr. Kirby, Mr. Hill, Mr rostl.ol, Mr. Clifford. Mr. Gay, Maetrrr Astibury, limn. r. VI • 1 we 1.11141 Ciostw Mrs. M ignore .1. Soot, •., Ron lame, Usher, J. Simpson, and I. at, Ann. 1 , 411C11 slap new intertmtinz Loeril Melo-Drama, in tersperstil with GlreN, Choritsses, and Combats, new and splendid Scam", Matlsntry, Dressy', sod Deateations, called TIM. NORTH POLE. - .... ... ne Melo•Drues written and prodocrli by Ur. Barrymore. A favourite Comic Foos. The rhaL• to stanclade with all entirely new Comic Harle quins& (written and produresl by Mr. Usher!, called H A KLEQU IN'S I lON EY MOON. 'Harlequin, 11r W. Kirby; Columbine, Miss Davis; Pan. Wools, Mr. Blanchard; Clown, Mr. Usher. Lorrur 11.1xes,4s—Upper Boxes. 30 —Pit,2s --Gallery, 10. Dio , re 1.1 he opened at Hrlf•palt Five. to begin at Half pot Six.—Haltprice at Half-post F.ight. Places fur the Buses to be taken of Mr.Grabb, at the Box- Offire, from Ten till Four. Private Moors to be bad slightly, by application to Mr. Grubb. An entirely sew interesting Melo-Drama is is yews. tins, and will speedily be brought rurwani in the same style of splendour as has Indust° attended the production of NMI at this Tbsatre. HRITINII GALLERY, PAtL-HALL THIS (1 Al.I.Elll'. with • SELECTION of the mosA et4ehritteil iVorka of the liniian, Spanish. an.l Dutch School% IS OPEN ever, .lay from Nine in the M •rninc notii Si: in the Evening, and will be CLOSED ou Saint.t.or. the Sth of August._ • Keeper. Mailitme Rope amitL4 Seven. SMITH, MAYOR. A COM HDN COUNCIL, holden 111 the C 11.4 3111F.R of th► .11.1. of the CITY of LONDON, 011 TVEaUAV, toe 2lsl slayer July, ISIS; 1111401. VV U ILM A!I IMOUPLY. filiflAT Ailtlresa he preoenteil A to Ins Royal liii;liness the Mine,. lie►eut, on the Mar riage of his Royal Highness the Doke of Clarence with the Prioress of S itte-31einisigeo. eldest Danghter of the late reiguisig Duke of sine-Meiiiingess ; and also of his royal Highness the Doke of Kent with 11n• Priiieres iii Linantreis, Consort of the Isle I'rinee of 1.1111411/ell, Sialer of the reign ing Doke of Saxe.Coloire and of his Royal Highness Friary Leopold of Saxe-Colon g. Resolved thisiiiinasesly—That. an humble soil loyal Ad. dress lie Ist carob-11 to 11 1. Majesty, to eoliCrelislate her nes the Mirriazis of his R•yal High Less the Duke Of Clarence with the Pi nerves of Saxe-Mensingesi, eldest Ihnghter of the at• stigma{ Doke of Saxe-Meirtiageo ; mid his Royal Flightless the Doke of Kent with the Ptint`esll of Linmigris ; Consort of too• late Pinter of Linangen, Sisio.r of the reign ng Duke of Siisee,Colinrg, and of his Royal Highness Primers Lieripsild lir Xiise-Coliex Re4oll. 11 V nanimusiely—Tlint Compliments of Contralti- Winn he preseneed sit his R•eyal Niemen* the nuke of Clarence and her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence ; ow their recent Marriage. Resolved Unsni.nonsly—Thol Coop!lowlife or Congratn. Istlun be prestrule•l to hi. Royal 'Debates. the Duke of Kent sod her 1t... .1 Highness the Duchess of Kent. on their recent Marriage. %COO DTHOR PE. WNI A !INN A Li, I, 11olliorss-hurs, Corner of • Nliildlmrow, begs In submit for ptiblie approbation the /*chem. of a New Lottery. hi begin I,h of Next Moab. The int...W.-rabic magnitude of the Prises form the mast erikiiig roots-use to the very small number of Ticket.. Cm fat only 11.04101. Beriiles these fools fiefs bettelllt, two Prizes of 1,000 Novereisoiseaeli, will have the advantage of receiving Eialst rt 'WS Or Purl or Madeira, or Eight Hogs head. of iiir Wine to he chow, by the Holders themselves. Such atriactions, einnhowil will, the Two of 30,00'.1/. each, can .eareely fail procuring Marshall a eon. lino:ince of the f.lmurs of bi. Friends, at his Establish ment a. almse, •beiv, in the heel Lottery, No. 2.315, en titled hi upward. of 1,1,00 f.. No 7,447,a Priam of 2601. mad ht the lite Lotirrica Prises a 29,000/. 6,0001. 4,0001. ike. were mold its Shalt./ by Marshall. 0 7 0 10 0 97.500 Poo ml 4 for IN,OOO Pllllllll4 for lO 9 0 7.500 for 5 5 0 3 7:.0 Pun n. 14 fur....... '2 13 t; 3,97:1, Poona.' for 1 7 0 Jon A• a Tribute of Graiiinde Faruar• conferred on t:. ('A It KOLL, he Irci Ingle arrao:en.enl• dint Pnrrha•ern •hall hate the opt' of receivaisc, iii addition lu all the Prize!, GOLD fur the Two Erie• .if 1. 0 0 4 ) S.,vereiga•, with poit-r, CLARET. or fit A arnonosine iu Four P.tr• of Port or NIA. ur4, or four Flinn oil of Mr. S, for earth of the Prizes of One Thousand Sorcreigns, akl in proportion for Sisuri•. The Wine to be chosen by the holders themselves. , s, Admit:a/ice 1..--Catalogues 111. Uy thiler, pi • . • JOHN You Ku. K • et lllllllW.I. faitDENs. I. trio .. A row ge of hi% Royal Highness th . WO NC E REGENT. tr. 1S WO:\ tIN (4. IVEDN ESDAI', J pi. r. f r i !ripp he iwciwutril a GR4NO GALA. with Site ttl ist 014 she atop* a A•ltairioo, 3. ill.—The 1)o."a will aped at and Ukc C •ert 1.1.g.a. at Light "'Clock. MORE CHANCES-4 .VA TICKETS. HIGHER EAPLIAL*— LOW Elt PRICES. Cr. CARROLL. CONTRACTOR, 1* gratefully pleased at the Public approval already mil of hi. Bethune of the present Lottery, mud considers it. duty to remind MI who have not yet buowireil him I ' l their Conintautly, that in the last lottery coutaiMar 1 2 /ifet of Tlarlit Mumma Ponied*, although tlwre were 1111110 Tickets, yet the price num to nearly £3O for a T Two P00n44 .for no Sixteenth. Ili this Lottery theft orb hot 11,000 Tirket,t, with I Prizes of £30,1000, be- aideti Ilse u•tual Number ..f other Capitals, mid the torment prier is only ,119 19.. 1.,. a Ticket, au-127 Shilliiimi for a Sithitoth, with a Schein.. without any fixed Prize whatever, and me arra liked that whoever buys immediately wit lbc cutiil.ll to mlrositaz.a iiiikuuhrsi iit auy runner Lottery with the like uumber of Terkel., al will hit stet by the fullowim, .. PROSPECTUS: 00.000 Pounds for £l9 0 0 45,000 Pound% for 3l 7 0 30,000 Pounds for l9 10 0 BEGINS 4TH AUGUST. Tielt.as rim, Share* are now on Sale a t thr Offices of CA R. R 01 . 4., the 011TRACTell i No 7, (*afraid!, sint 24, O a t' at d. attert, L•.odua, who Sharra end Sala in the very last I ulttry, No. 1 1.481 .. N lirlv. •'t e.2oAir nt Beei.les Eicht Cepiiils of 1;1,000, fAtto, Ar, Ant in CARKOI.II:4 tale Coulraclai 7,733 14444 1:311.1),W 4,JCI 4c. !kr tits. PAMPHLETEER. This asy wits ruhh.hed, pica. 64 T HE PANWIILE ITER. No. XXIII. con. taining:— 1. Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer upon pro. siding additional, Pi%CMS of Public Worship. 2 Letter to the Right 11011. W. W. Pole, upon the Dis appearance of the Cold Cunt and Resumption of Casb Pay. feent.. (Original ) 3. Freud: Drama. By A. Delpta. (Exclusive.) 4. A.Treatise on Duelling. By A. fUmpiett. Esq. 5. Leiter to Sir William Gamow int the Surgery Rill. By James Ilamlitnu, NED. A. Letters no the English Constitution. By G. Dyer, A B. 7 Funeral Oration on the Death of Doge Leonardo Lore. doom. Translated from she Italian ' by C. Kelmll, F.aq. 8. Letter to Professor Stewart. By J. Feint, Esq. It. Letter ins time MI! Principles of Advantageous Expor tation. 10. Observations on the Evil Effects of Spititons and fermented Liquors. Sold by R. Fentser; Longman ; Black and Cu; and all odor, Itookseklers. of *lsom also may be bad, complete Sets of The Pomphletees from the commencement ORTIIOGRAPIIT. • This day are published, price la. hors'!, UY ' S NEW EXERCISE,; in ORTH()- NU. GRAPH?, containiug Selections from the most ad mired Authors in Prose and Verse; mid adapted to every of English Learners, desirous of speedily acquiring a curtect Method of Spelling, omits a new plan. By JOSEPH GUY, Jun. Master of the Arca/my, 314, Fuley-street. Landon: Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater nuater-ruw. By whom also are publish-A, by the aline Author, 1. Ilse ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR-, in which Practiral Illustration is, in every step, blended wills Theory, by Rules, Examplts, and Exercises, adapted throughout to the use of Schools and Private Teachers. In this work, English Cranimsr is ietiarre.l "my to the capacity of every Learner, ism only lay giving a concise Inn. line of its Theoretical Principles, but by combining heal Illustrations with those Prlutiples. Apprupriate Ques tions awl Exercises also aceeopany the links. Fifth &li tho), price Is. MI. h. I. 2. GUY'S NEW LATIN PRIMER; or, Compani o n to Latin Grammars. In ThreeParts,prire 2._ hound. • • 11 Through the medium n this little Volume, which CllllMOlelltell with an easy Prat-flee on the Nouns, Adjectives, Pronouns and Weiho, contained is the Accidence, a Child, in less than half the used time, will acquire a practical and thorough knowledge of its principles. 11 conellidee with the Irregulars in Dee!engine and Conjugation an ar ranged, as to be with facility understood and retained. Of the same Publishers may 1* bad, all the useful and popular Elementary Works of Mfr. Guy, micas follows :- 1. The SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, price 3s. bound. Sixth Edition. 2. The POCK ET CYCLOPEDIA, p►iae Ps. board. Eighth Eiliiiiel. The SCHOOL. CYPHERING BOOR, price s o , 4. The NEW BRITISH PRIMER, price &I. S. The NEW BRITISH READER, prier 4. hound. Q. The CHART' uf GENERAL HISTORY, price 70. • Officer' utulet the zetnintlars,ottu keep aceuitatts of the eullectiouv. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. • which usual for striliing eeople in a crowd, to mike them stand swine. One of the assassins struck the Shestry a very violent apparently with the cloth, when it was discovered Iliad he bud a sword also in his band ; another seized him by the lock of hair oil the crown of his head, to throw him down, and when he was falling. the third assassin cut him over the head. Two thor'o_t tiler) at this juncture, ruelitd from the front of the party, and three of the ettendants, who attempted AO stay by the Shastry, were wounded ; on which his friends. iiiiissideliees, and follower,, ran away and left him in tar hands of toe murderers, who mangled Inns in the most shozkiii g manner, and one of them exc;ainied, have now finished him!' This was to eilieuid one of the wounded men. The asses-ins (Iwo threw down two sword scabbards and made their escare ; and theShastry's people, who were following with the old mill already alluded to, raw fee Into with naked swords molting tewards the temple; they also observed the flambeau lying extieguishrd ne.l smoking on the ground, and bereme time!' alarmed; hut tint knowing what hail taken place, tern (Jr three of them ran home to t; , ,- Shastry's house, and learning lie was not them. they returned to search for him, and found his corpse so the road almost cut to bits. They took the pit cod and carried them home; this was alinut half-past eight o7cloek at eight. The intelligence was im mediately curried to the Peishe eh, who ordered sot dttional precnutions shout his own person ; a n d shortly after one of Triinbuckjee's people came to inquire what had happened. The police slicer also attended to see the curlier.. and retutorol ht report: to the Piesliwah, observing that one of the essussios had been seen near the river, and had thrown down his sword and had esettprd in the crowd ; but that the sword hail been carried to Tr i 11l buckler. The news shortly teethed the Guickwer camp; nod some of the principal Sir dan came to the town, to take measures fur hut ing the Sliastry's remains, and obtained permission from Trimbockjee to that effect; and likewise en order from his Highness the Peishwali, for tlnl Shastry's people to have free ingress and egress to and from the city. The following day; some s-f the Shastry's carceons went to Triinbuckjer, end told him, it behoved him, as the friend or the deceased, and also the minister of the Petshwah, to make inquiries towards ascertaining the attire of tlid Shastry's murder; to which Trintbnckjee answered, • I am doing so; but on whom can 1 breathe , suspicion ? I hate no clue to guide me.' The careoons again observed, • It is due to the Sloes... try, iiiid also to the honour of ybur thivertionnio, to discover the origin of what has happened.' Trimbuckjee replied in terms of c:vility, awl: declared that the Peishwah was great:y grieied by the event that bad happened; but that die Shim. try was wrong to venture abroad without a outr.ber of attendants, fifty or an hundred. The cartoons replied, • He considered himself in the house of has friend; and besides, it was not usual to bring mai' ' , people on such an occasion; you know,' added they, • who are the Slsastry'a eilernies, the aasootaiei • appeared to he Caroatic mess.' Ile replied. • What yen soy is true, but hoer could I avert wind fate had decreed ? There is the Porvoe Seeterani, sod you have placed one of the Guickwars, Canssnjee. in the Carnatic, though I cannot take the mime of any enemy. You must now look to yourselves, but depend on my friendship. He who protected pass all is now int snore, and I will do so to the utmost of my ponet.' The Shastry's cercoosis then left the plaee, and the following day they obtained, through Trimbockjee, the Peishwah's private per misiiiiii for the Baroda people to return to Noll*. It was at the same time intimated So them, that they need not attend again at either Trilubtickjet's quarters or the Peishwah's house. " The murderers appeared to be dresSed in short breeches, such as are worn in the Cernatic, hot spoke in the Mehratta language yawn they ex claimed as already stated, we have now finished hien'!" The ditatches from Mr. Elphinstrine then pro. seeded to state, that Triathuchjer having escaped from Tannah, raised a body of troops, which he kept within sixty miles of Poona ; that the l'ekh with secretly encouraged hint in Isis projects, made large levies of troops, and dispatched cannon and provisions to several of his fortresses. Mr. Elphio. stone, in consequence, collected British troops about Poona, cud succeeded to inducing the Pei-Imola to surrender three of his forts into the hands of the British, as has been already communicated in l'ur; BRITISH Pests. The following dispatch from Mr. Elphinstene to the Governor-General, dated the 6di of November, 1817, chews the unsuccessful termination of th e negociations with the Peishwali, and the cnmme,,c•e. went of those hostilities winch have since led to such glorious results:— Camp at Kirt•y, dth Idovenahee, 1817. MY LORD—The premium ad business for tne,e several days, and the uncertainty of the result, have prevented my hitherto reporting to your Excel leacy ; but as we are now in a state of tyre' war with the Peishwah, it is necorsary to acquaint ~oti with the tnanner in which the rupture was biought on, leas ing all details for a subsequent dispatch. The great military preparation■ of his ifiglinpst the Peisharali, his distinct refusal to send an d p r t of the force he had collected away bout Pout.,, flit threatening po►ition he had occupied in the strlgi,- boarhood of our camp, and above all, his titirettol. ting endeavours to corrupt the fidelity of our nvtive troops, rendered it alpsolu!ely nice•,ary, in niy judgment, to remove the hrigaile from Ilse very blal povition it occupied at the town, to that 'riveted fur tt by General Smith. This circumstance, and that or our cantonment being on the alert on the 39th ultimo, the night before the arrival of the European regiment, se. moved the appearance of confidence which bed been in souse measure kept up► between us and the Prishwali. Thus appearance had ahFinded no mt. vantage, except that of protracting an open top. tare, for his Highness proceeded to all respects as LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY ply 22. WE. the Undersigned Claimants upon the NORWICH UNION PIRF, sad LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY, ergot's. sti Members of, and Choitnants arms, the said Society, Tither, Fire or Life Insentoices, sod whether their claims have brine dreidcd on, or are rtill in dlr. pale, to facet ns un THURSDAY, the 13i1 of July, at the t;eorce and Vu I t nre Tavern, . ichaers-io ley, ()woke 11, at Twelve o'Clock preci,o . ly, wish written eteieutei t t ii o f thei r re*peetive rate, properly etithenticeted ; its orate that the same may he takes Oats ettneiorration, and the mint ellectual PI adopted ter obtaiuiax a speedy settletacut thereof. Such sufferers se may be astable to give their personal attendance, are reqaested tar mud a slalenieut of their re spective claims, duly alleded, addressed to the Cummiiice of Claimants spun the Nereid Urbino Asimi-aace Society, at the Bar of Haw Geary mmliPailtere Tater,. le. [MINIM' DOE. High PlAtiorn For H. WAI.DIRGRAVE, JUAN CARTER, furbelow WM. JEWEL EDWARDS, High-street, Newiniiiin Bulls JOHN HOPKINS, Rodney buildings, Kent read GEORGE GRAVES, Manor-plarr. Fur I. L. !RANSIL Null luau, Rodsursigste. atr.•el, S Hu I'('IIININ►N, WII.I.IANI PARKER, 47, 11'hitc : •hapcl. George and Vishnu e Timer*. St. Slichscrii.allra, Gorahill, July 5, ISIS. BY THE KING' ROYAL LETTF.RS PATENT. THE ECONOM ICA I. AND UNIVERSA I. LAM P. IN lutl'hilt:lt to the Public, and sle.ergl),a.e the merits of any new invention, a strict re tool ought ever to be inflict to truth—bearing this short preface in mind, the Patentee asserts, that this Lamp acts upon the essential principle of au iuvariable contiguity of the flame to the oil, giving a commit hi Minot light, suitable moil nicely calculated for the puirtaate it may he rug. the hall; fan-light, pastitfte, %lair-care, sideboard, iliiiing.toble. to write or is ad ht, foiantle.pieee, musie.stand, hoese ur servants' light, night lamp, &c Stc. and so perfectly fire from smell, that it will be found to merit the pretvdeney of wax, and only requires to be known to the Nobility and ofiluent to be in gcnerol Igoe as a ruluditiite for the roadie, being so perfectly safe, that whatever little her may be burning at the same time, the most timid mind will feel a perfect ve rurify from all danger of tire. It is portable as a goblet, and freed from all the many weight of brass, with which must lamps are encumbered, capable of any degree elegance, and its economy complete, being less ilinti bolt the ex pense of tallow, will born any length of time, and requires so trimming, nor ran the severest fiust affect it. Sold in all its variety by T. Pearce and Co. Agents lei the Patentee, No. d, ter corner of Natoli-place, near Temple liar, Steam), who, to secure its reputation from the effects of bad oil, are bosoid fir deliver to the Public none but the most pore Spermaceti that ran be',rocnrt d. Letters addretmed (post paid) from any part of Lawton, or the country. will /sett with prompt attention. This day is published, in 4 vols. ltlino. price 22.. AN ANGEL'S FORM, and a DEVIL'S HEART: a Novel. Tly SELINA DAVENPORT. Author of " Tao Hypocrite"—" Donald Monteith"—N or the Miniature"—N Leap Year," &e. Printed fur A. K. Newinau sod Cu. Leadenhall.street. Tlw followine will speedily he published : The VEILED I'ItOTF.CTRESS; or, The Mysterious Mother ; try Mrs. Mveke, 4 vols. VILLAGE PASTOR and his CIIII.DREN, by La Fon tante, new Edition, 4 vols. _ _ CASTLE OF SANTA FE, a Romance, Second Edition, 4 vol.. MYSTERIOUS FREEBOOTER, by Francis Latham', Second Erlotion, 4 vols. MAN AS HE IS, by the /Linke of " Man as he is cot," Third Folition, 4 vol.. BRAVo OF BOHEMIA; or, The Black Forest; Second Edition, 4 vols. The CUMBERLAND COTTAGER, by Miss Broderick, 3 rots. The RECLUSE of A LIM HALL, gy Zara Wentworth, 3 vols. 1818. litßE LET, nn Lease, on Maize Hill, a onh antisl FAMILY 110(.18E, i n co mplet e r epair, cult. taining six bed-rooms, draniug, dining, and breakfast-mon, double cnseh-huitse and stablittg,beautiful pleasure ground', large kitelwn, gardens, aL4 orchard, truod, sod Ave acres of gran For ♦iewing, apply to Mr. Mose, viplrniiderer, Greenwich; and ('v sermon( to Mr. Itiill.tr,Gri7's-Inn, Latinism. FrIHE NEXT of KIN (of alto of WILLIAM SAMAIS, otherwise CANT, late belonging to the East India merchant ship Little Ann, by spiryinie to Mr. Cup. key, Nu It, Anchor and Hope-alley. Si George. , in the County of Middlesex, allay bear of something to their ad. vantage. . NAPOLEON MEDALS. WIIITEA VES, I)..aler on Coins null. Me. • dos, his ohe beinotir of 3111101111Cittg to the Nability end CPIII,-, • fine and Most complete series „N APO L N 1,1 HUAI :4 m N llONEF.,cumpri.ing ewer: Medal cntanicrated in the P.iuted Lod of the French Mint, Ortienlarly throw of Summit Sierra a n d I.n Princesse Elise , errangeaditt elegant caws fur the libierw. Gentlemen having imperfect sets may be supplied with a Creni Valley in gold, silver, or bronze; also the splendid Decorati 111 l Gold granted by Napoleon to the Isle Marnbal Ncy—al N 0.311, fleet-street. • R %V is publisher tif she much.admired M EDA I. of She bale NRINCESS'CIIAItLOIIE, the +cries or BRITISH NATIONAL MEDALS, &c ur which descriptive I'n►- sprctascs ma, be had as above. IN EY In the t of .1 .%1,1. out Is a ratty SO be arlvaarcil upon Mortgage of Frerholil F.snallep its Enzlasol, or for Anuuit ci 81.11.11/1•11 on Property mu any part of she United kinclom, for which Gout Oil so twelve Years purchase will to given; also *poll Life Iltie•ri.ht rri,sons,t loin will", M arr iag e Settlem en t s , Iv ii lo w a• Johoursa, 111.:Iley in the Ihnsda, Church I.ivinga, and sii clorible Prrsoloal Vic t! ; soku in h.• purchase of Strven isins. sold Poitt.Oloit Masters of isisignitude prefcroll, alit' promptitude and '.'nn invariably olnierverl : . . _ Apply personally, l)..twern Nine and Five; nr by biter, t o thr ltirret. , r of the Nation-it Sauk, No. S, Lower 'tree., arlden.rvare. I'RAUD PREVENTEI). - - - TO connteract the in alt.-mitts that tire duly TM& I 1 illtpllfi• Oil .110 MI wary a %moiling 0111111P0•1. thin inktrail of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by PAY and SIABTIN, th.y have artupted a ism Lahti, in *hob their Signature and Address, 97. HIGH HOLBORN, is so ronspicuously pl.orrAl in the centre of the Label, that they bust an attention to this, anti the 41H . ..relive of the type, whirl) is twilit , all letler•press,will enable purchasers •I assfe 10 detect the imposilims. _ _ . The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and 91.1.1 Whole. rile b♦ DAY and MARTIN, 97, 111:01 Holborn, land re 'ailed by the principal Shopkeepers, iu Bottles at and la. 111. each. PAPERS RELATING TO EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. Copies and Extracts of Adrices reeeived fmm the Govern ments in India, relative to the inicin 1,141 prow-elm r,f the discussions which ter mot:ilea in humility with the Peishwah. (Ciothided . froa our Paper of vsterday.) The following account of occurrences on the dsy or the Shadry's death is extracted from r narrative which WWI 4faIVII on by %ippon My null, mid trans 14:ed 11 Captain l'ottinger, immediately ' , her the return of .'se party who had accompanied the Showy to Punderpore " On the 14th the Shastry went to an entertain ment given by Item Chamfer Gosayen Putemkar In the PeWiwah, and on his return borne com plained of fever, mid desired that if any person came to request him to go to the temple, they might he told that he was indisposed. In the course of half an hour one Lossuniun Puot came, on Triniblickjee's behalf, to invite him to join him in his devotions, and he said, I son unwell, and I will nut go omit to-day.' Shortly after T • boickjee sent a second messenger, to acqu Mit the Shastry, that the Peishwalo was to go to the temple the next 'looming. and that he, the Shastry, ought to take advantage of this circumitointe and attend prayers, but not to bring many attendants. Ile returned the former answer. Buppoo Clieprootokur, a (bend of the Sliestry's. and Itowjee Marinate, a relation, then left the Shastry, and walked to the great tem ple, where they met trimbuckjee Deitiglia, who observed. ' I have sent (wise to the Shastry to come to prayers, he declines doing so, bait 1 wish you would try lino again.' Hawke nthratta came back to the house occupied by the Shastry, and told him what Dainglia haul said. He at first ob served, Irm 'nosed ;' but, on refiecii ..... lie be came apprehensive of offending Uriugha, by not complying with his didereot Messages, end there fore he agreed to go. He accordingly set off with two inussalchera, two personal servants, three hircarraho, ...a a carcoon• of 'frinibuckjee. As he passed among the shops, one of his attendants overheard a man to the crowd ask. ' Which is the Shastry ?' cud another reply. 'He who wears the neck lace ;' hut lie did not think of observing these people. 'the Shastry entered the temple, perlormed his devotion, chatted a few minutes with Trim• hockjee litioglia, awl then proceeded towards his house. He desired three of the people to stay behind. with one Cheytun Doss Balm, a kind of preceptor of the Shastry, and a very old mass, and lie advanced himself, eceompanied by Trimiouckjee Danoglia's serpoys, who were in front of him ten or twelve paces; next came two of the Shastry's own hircarrahs, then two sinnosalchees with lighted torches, and shout four paces behind them was the Shanty ; one Itaioichionder Burway, an iuliabitant of Punderpore, and a Priest of the Nonni... had hold of the Shastry's left hand. and Bappoo Che precook ur. the Shastry's friend, war on the opposite side. but • step or two in the rear; these three west followed fly the Slia,try's two personal Pertains; and when the party had walked some little way from the temple. three men Caine running sap behind them, us if they were clearing the road fur some permit), by calling oust. nice ! pier !' (make way ! make way !) their lett bends were folded up in a cloth, probably intended as a shield, and in each of their right hand, there seamed to he a twisted cloths FIFTELN WAYS TO CUOOSE WINE. LW$ Csoloostv.irtira of Wm e are iliehl.tl an opinion butts of Vintszr anal haunter, G. CA rt Wit. the Con tractor for the Lottery (N 0.7, Gambill, and 26, Oxford alreet), reppertfol;y • ',heats Owe wbu may be the Holden of each Pr:* of 1,04t0 Nitrorrivis, to select the ardent Winer, AGRESAIILY Tii Tlivta nwai TAIIT/I, and isi either of the Callusing PropJainms they may prefer : POI a klogalirails Pipes of of of P. , rt. Claret. Madeira. 4 3 3 1 • •••• meet 1 , ••?•• 3 1 O ...•.. ........... . 3 0 • 1 2 aad 2 O 2 1 1 And in Proportion fair Shares. The slame is in addiliun to the two Priam of 30.000?. tUo of 2,0001. 2,000 Stserretans its Gold, Scr. &or. which way all be drawn she 411, of Neat Month, as there •m no Fixed Plitt, whatever its sloe Lottery, anal Deily 6,000 Ticket.. .1