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Pim /MN ER'S WORKS-NEW EDITIONS. TM NATRR.RO YA L. DRURY-LANE. THEVENING,IS WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, Majesty's Servants *in perform Shakspeare's Tra iled,' of KING RICHARD THE' THIRD. In a few days will be published, T ALES OF MY LANDLORD; containing " Poste& set Castle." Printed fur W. Feu man, 170, New Boudrteeet. Where may be bad, gratis, " A Reply to Mr. Julia Bal. lautyise." This day is peislisbed, is Five Weir Valen te , gen. p r ic e 32. is beards, • New Univ. of T HE HISTORY of tile CHURCH of CHRIST. By Ihe Rell. JOSEPH MILNER, A.M. Master of the Grammar School, and afterwards Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church, is Icingstou-npoo-llull; And contioned on the A go , P h . By the Rev. ISAAC MILNER, D.D. ill S. Dean of Carlisle, and President of Queen's College, Caut'iridge. der, December 7,8, and 21, at test, at the Ram Inn, Not tingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Tampln, bum.. and Mr. Thomas Hall, Nottiogiam. Isaac Wilson, of Worksop, and of Carborion, Edwinatosse, Nsu tinghem, money.seriveser, to surrender, December 2,3, and 21, at elereri, at the Red Ilion last, Worksop. Mine- Keys, 51nm*. Ilimingtos and Wilson, Abedield sad Mr. Charles Wilson, Greville-atreet, Hattost-mardeo, London. John Fides, of Lamb's Cundoit-street, Middlesex, up bolsterer, to der, November 13, 23, and December 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Naomi and Crescent-place. New Bridge-street. Jureph Zunira, of Bevisantarks, Xt. Mary-axe, Landon, grocer, to surrender, November 16, 23, and December 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Altana y, Mr. L. J. J. Noel, Gray's Inmplace, London. Limodea, Joseph Robinson, sod Henry Neild, of Manchester, cottosmnerchants. In surrender, November 29, 30, nod Derenther 11, at Iwo, at the White Bear Ins, Man chester. Attorneys, Mews. Hewitt and Brackenbory, Man chester. tart' enterprise had not been before him. But he saw the same terrible means emploi eft, au , ' the shells bursting within his places of refuge. O' use morning of the gth he was contpellrd to sidnmi. the garrison marched out soul. slier da)light..,..4 the B►itish flag was hoisted on the ramparts et seven, a. at. - 4 D.l.se the Sixth, Mr. Pups; Richard Doke of 6:,.',!1r. Mi. Kean; Duke of 'Buckingham, Mr. Thompson; gvl o• Richmond, Mr. Elhalos (his 2d appearance its that c3‘ar,clei, Ll,aalattb. Queen of Edward the Fourth, Mrs. GI", Cr Lady Anne (2d lime), Mrs. W. West. ' After which the Farce of MODERN ANTIQUES: TMs day is publishes!, price 6s, sewed. ADETAILED STATEMENT or the CASE of his Royal Ilithaess t►e DUKE OF KENT. London: Printed for E. Williams, Bookseller to the Prince Revisit, ■nd to the Duke and Duchess of York, No. 11, Strand; and sold by Mr. Rarrett,rartthiiilge; Mr. Parker, Oxford and by all Booksellers in the Uuited hinKtint. Or. THE MERRY MOVRNMRS. c or kletor. Mr. Menden; Frank ; Mr. Harley; Hearty, Mr. Meredith; Joey, Mr. Knight. Mrs. Cueltietop, Mrs. Marlowe; Mrs. Oinsumile, Mrs. Orger ; Befisda, Mies Phi lip': Nan, Miss Kelly. t n .. li ; S►eood Prier 3s. Ad.—Pit 3s. ed. ; Second Prue Yo.—Lower Gallery 2..; Second Price is.—Upper Gallery la.; Secant/ Prier thl. T i ,.., 04 , u 5w, 11rtd o..tr, with Ella Rosenberg. Oa FralaT. Kine Richard the Third, will. Regina. Ow Sewsiwkay, Guy Mantscring : Henry Bertram, Mr. /Karr. Printed fur T. Cade!! load W. Davies, London; sad W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whorn may be had, by the ante Author, I. PRACTICAL. SERAMNS; So which is prefixed, an Areunel of the Life and Character of the Author, by the Dean of Carlisle. Two Volumes, prior 11. 4s. iu boards. - - 111101 1 1Pnn" - t - --- - n - 7 . .:7Plnnn^* - ;* -------, ' - - 47 . 117 --- m-vmr7 - - - ser - 1 --rwr--.1.1.-7.- -, 71L--"Fm. , 7 , -,. , li , !. fletil • • . •-.• . . . . I . A . :. . ,- • . , - ~ , . .. • •. ... .., ~ ,7 . ./.. t liee .: L 4 . 0 ~.. .. ,/ . 11 1 C. .... • .4 . • . .- ~ .....„ 4?; .1, . . ~ •-• / t p ct . ;.,c . ..r _ fi ~ 10x; ,,..." 0: . • 'l lll /0•441 •••••••••••••_,............./ i t l. I * ' * 1 \............/' . • • ,• • • • • .• • .. , . _......_ - NUMBER 5281. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1819. PRICE 7d. --- •• —O. • _ ------ ---;==== -.. In a few days will be published, r ..., , , der, December 7, 8. and 21, at tea, at the Ram Inn, NM- tory enterprise `. lint he --. i TALES OF MY p i f LAN 1C 1)1... ,k 0 . R I) ; c o nt a ini n g sDM d ay is pelstiolted, is Five Isrge . Volumes Sri,. price 31. t b inal l ism . . a Attorneys , Messrs. . Hur and . Johototto Twat", saw the Some te, ..,.' the l • is boords, • New Edition of Hall, Nottiagitem. shells bursting with t ;se ..., 1 for W. Feel man 170, New Boudsteeet. IIHE HISTORY of the CHURCH of I"" ;and €4. W ' rk "P9 a ''‘ l c'rC u rb•ri" Edgied."er morning of the gbh , ` - ' l .. Folis, " A Reply to Mr. Julio Bal. JR. CHRIST. Noiringhsw, woory.seriveser, to sarrearkr, &crosier 2,3, Hy the Rev. JOSEPH MILKER, A.M. and 21. at eleven, at the Red Lion leis, Worksop. Attie.- i the garrison marched o Keys, Messrs. Monistic.% and Wilson, fibeffield; sad Mr. the British flag was Ito, • .•I Muter of the Grammar School, awl afterwards Vicar of the merles Wil son , G rar in e . a h ar r. H a a tososan t aa . ', Am m o . seven a. it. -.wed. Holy Trinity Church, in Eingstou-opera-Hell; J o h n Fi!des, of Lamb's Coodeit-steete r Middlesex, up- , 1: VASE I And contented on the Agnie pt,,,, bolsterer, to der, November 13, 23, and December 21, I a diately after we ha By the Rey. ISAAC MILNER D . D. FE S. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys , Messrs. Maws strict search was made for Am, Dean of Carlisle, aid President of Queen's College, and Ilunainati, Crescent-place, New Bridge-street. out *nevem. It has been mount, . ,i Cain'widge. .looreph tionira, of RerMniarks, M. Mary-axe, London, entered the fort at all ; hut 110 110t111. i "r Cade!! stud W. Davies, London; sad W. grocer, to surrender, November 16, 23, aid December 21, at have yet been received on the intik 1 . eleven, at Guildhall. Attermy, Mr. L. J. J. Noel, Gray's bible, if he was there, than he cliecle • • - tier the same Autho r , lon-place, Londou. . i i "••• which is prefixed, William Lusentlea, Joseph Robinson, and Henry Neild, of during the negociations. i • -e the Author, Manchester, enttoal•mereliants, In surrender, November 20, To surrender was, as before stated, • " as. iu 30, and December 11, at two, at the White Bear Ins, Masi- timid and complete, and certainly the most . cheater. Attorneys, Messrs. Hewitt sad Brackesibury, Man- cious termination of the struggle that could 1, 'weer. `Ray, maw or late of Pipers lon, Ashcan, Somerset, °cc,ursrel. A most obstinate, soul +bete Merles t i. ne ( d, is mos.t san gu inary conflict wits expect ' to surresder, November 111, 111, soil Deena ce . _ . •-. White H art y a p, Bath . Attorneys , ad, bet happily those fem.:tons eleferlllllo . l. 0 , 4 e - New lon, London; aid Mr. net perniitte4 to try their strength is see I Hine. It hap been said that there was property to the -111 . Y n rk• 41° P - amount of five crors of rupres secreted its she fore, .I 21, at a. ....,.. but we apprehend that Jeliwunt RA°, if lie verve '-assessed articles of that value, or incitey so slit - has taken good car e th a t th e b evieger , 0' , - , it of the treasure. -• the head of the alfiii• of p. `•-• a gratifying source ' - mop of 011 C • l i 4 ! j lli ( 1 1, ' l ',l ' 11! 1 1 • i , !I. - 1 i I i , / 11 I ' !!• 1 i 1 ' k . , 1 ' C , , I il l , ,:' Immediately after we had taken po ss s o i an a strict search was made for A ppols Sahib, hut out success. It has been rumnstred that lie neser entered the fort at all ; hut ttor satisfactory accounts have yet been received on the subject. It is pr•.- bable, if he was there, that he effected los escape during the negociations. To surrender was, as before staled, usicrild:- bona' and complete, and certainly the most auspi cious termination of the struggle that could hate occurred. A most obstinate, and +heir Atolls ate concerned, a most sanguinary conflict was expect - id, bet happily those (era :ions mercenaries were not permitted to try their strength is see I nine. It has been said that there was property to the ■mount of five crors of rupres secreted in she for., but we apprehend that Jeuvrtnit Rao, if lie rerr possessed articles of that value, or money so .I•ac amount, has taken good care that the besiege... shall have stn part of the tressnre. To the Nobleman at the head of the affsiis o f British India, it cannot fail to be a gratifying soutce of heartfelt pride, wheat he surveys the snap of one immense possessions. From the mouths of the In dust, north-east to the Sutledge; front the Sutlertgir southeast to Chittagong ; from thence to Cape C... mono and Ceylon, an arra containing thosts•du•ls of miles, embracing 45 degrees of latitude, aail 1 2: degrees of longitude—all is now at peace, w e have no public enemy to oppose. It is little more then twelve months since we were threatened by a confe deracy of Native Powers, which had for its /Mil rise renewal of every sort of plunder suit devastastori„ and the reduction of British authority where it hail long been paramount. The whole is now olossoolteol ° like the baseless fabric of a vision." The turbu lent spirits which broke' forth, boasting of their strength and power, have shrunk into notisis g. The hosts that assembled tumultuously to support their pretensions, are overthrown and diNiers..ol. Our attitude during the war was itinpiNing onus grand, and the accomplishment of the. Itiotististe objects of the contest has now placed us in 4 Imo.- boo to diffuse, with a liberal hand, lite for ts toil blessings of Is wise and enlightened Omer ~,,, The happy effects of au impartial sdnaiiiist rirs ton of just laws are stow beginnin g to be felt over all the States recently overrun by robbers, and plinielfred by the rapacious chiefs, to whom they in vain look ed up fur protection. List of titled and wounded daring the operstisnesneminit Asseerghor, in the forces trader the c.•nrmuutof ober-General oLDovetots, C.B. Camp Asse,i - gliur, lilts April, 1819. CANDI-LS ()N AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. P. UAVIES. 63. St. Moffitt's lane. trloP 1 ).• 311 - • site blew Masehter's Cuffee-hosse. sole Manufar. turer nr the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD CANDLES, which are universally allowed to barn equal to IVR X, ileums it urcessasy to caution the Nubility and Fansites ambiest she bade aliesapis pers. *. daily other. tieing, as none are teussine but those bad at Isis Warehouse u above, ur Nu. 162, Fleet-street. _ . 4. TRACTS and ESSAYS, Theological aod Historical. Oue Vulinne t price 12s. in boards. S. The WORKS, Complete, of the laic Re►. JOSEPH MILNER, sew first collected end edittsd by bis Wolter, She Dean of Carlisle, to Eight large Volumes Soo. with au Engraving of his Mo•Omeswt. Price 44. 18s. in boards. Robert Say, sow or late of Pipers lon, Ashenit, Somerset, vine-twevelnint, to surrender, November 18, 18, and Decent. her 21, at eleven, al the White Hart Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Memoirs. Jenkins and Althoff, New lon, London; and Mr. Jobs Langky, Batb. George Taylor, of North Bleary, Bradford, York, shop keeper, In der, December 1, at roar, 2, and 21, at eleven, at the Oki Cock ton, Halifax, York. Attorneys, Mr. Nett Wald, Norfolk street, Stated, London ; and Messrs. L. and E N. Alessader, Wade -street, Halifax. Fine gyres(' Candies, 35. 411. per pound; Palace Wax Lights, or Long Wax Pieces, Bd. per pound ; Imperial Waxed Wick Mould Candles, Hs. 6,1. per doxen ; Best Store CAndles, 10s. per dozen; Mottled Soap, from 94a to 9es. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, 82s. to 518 s. per cwt.; Fine Curd Soap, 102 s. per ewt.; Windsor 4011 Palm Soap, Is. Id. to 2s. per lb.; Brown Windsor, 'ls. in 4s. 811. per lb.; Highly.. Scented Fancy Suaps, 9s. per dozen ; Sealing Wax, 3s. Bd. per Ib; Fine Sperm Oil, 75. W. per gallon ; Common Oil, 3s. 841. to 4s. per gallon. Orders forwarded to all parts of Torii, and carefully packed for the Country. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. John Bryan and William Lowe Bryan, of Grocev's.hall court, London, printers, to surrender, November 13, 9.0, and December 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Mr. Tuerosend, Rumford; and Mr. D. Jones, Sisclane, Beck. lersbury. Simon Walker, of Birmingham, merchant, to surrender, November 29, 30, and December 21, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Terople.row, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples. Pearce, and Hunt, Frederick's. place, Old Jewry, London ; and Messrs. Wheatley and Son, Birmingham,. DIVIDENDS. December 7..1. Baiky, of Hemline, Berke, liamodraper, at eleven, at the Crews Inn, Reading. November 20. J. T. Betts, of Hunduras-street, Old•slreel, Middlesex, rectifying-distiller, at twelve, ■t Guildhall, London. December 11. T. G. Clay, late of Coventry, ribband-manu (sourer, at eleven, at the Cavite Inn, Coventry. December 14. W. Ages&ll, late of Plaistow, and formerly of Stratford, Essex, baker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. December 7. W. Lunn, of St. Alary.at.bill, London, slop. seller, at twelve. at Guildhall. December 14. H. 6 Hilbere,of St. Mary Axe, Loudon, merchant, ■t eleven, at Callahan. November 30. J. Ring, of Tunbridge, Heat, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. November 30. G. Hesse, of the Commercial Sale-Rooms, London, augar.bruker, at t-n, at Guildhall. November 30. E. Newman, of Lambeili-marsh, Surrey, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. December 4 C. Buck, of Southwark, Surrey, hop-merchant, la ten, ■t Guildhall, Lon&m. November 30. J. Brook, of Milton, York, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. December 7. J. Kirkman, of the Wellington Brewery, City.road, Middlesex, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Novetnll.; 20. W. Law, of Copthall Chambers, Throgenor ton-mreet, Landow, merchant, at our, at Guildhall. November VS. R. Oatridge, of Newport, bile of Wight, iron founder, at two, at the Sun Inn, Newport. NovemberlSH. Luffe, of fleuhall, Suffolk, farmer, at ele. . . Allied-1 Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Sub-Conductnr 1 au r jeaut, 2 drummer+, 5 rank and file, 1 subadar, bavil.lllB, 2 twitter* and 32 seapuys —Total 47. Worcd—l Deputy Quarier-alaater- General, Major, _ _ _ _ yen, at the Bell Inn, Nsxmonilhani, Suffolk. December 2. J. Kennedy, late of Liverpool, dealer, at twelve, at Mr. Clement's Mike, Chapel-street, Liverpool. December 2. T. Taylor, of Bristol, tobacco and snuff deakr, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. December 2. D. Lawiestre, of Chard, Somerset, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Angel lon, Chard. December 1. I. B. Moly, of Hawkcburcb, Dorset, baker, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Chard. December 4. T. Martin, of Bristol, linen-draper, at one, at the White Liou Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. December I. T. Ravensliaw, late of Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the George lon, Liverpool. 2 Captains, 5 Lueutenants, I Lieutenant lire.nink.r, jested', I drummer, 6b rank aid file, 3 jetetattart, 5 dare, 1 drummer, 134 rank ■nd file, 2 Fist 'l'iudwl (inn Lamar., 2 Second Tindal Teat Lascars, 25 Gun Lsarars. 1 Sirdar, 7 Duoly Bearers, aid 3 Barulwo C.,. dies.— Total 266. N.R.—Major Macleod, Deputy Quarter-Master.Genevil, wunistled slightly. Major A. W. !don, Madras Artillery, do. du. Captain F.'.%. Frith, do. do. do do. Lieut. Cul. T. Fraser, his Majesty's Royal snots, killed. Lieut James Bland, do. do. wounded et-y.6 , 0y. Lieut. S. D. Estetre, Madras European k. giwrut , wound. ed slightly. Lieut. —Counsel', Bengal Artillery, d.,. dn. Capt. Burman, IA hat. 711, Begun. ill, N.J. do. do Lieut. Er. Wr. Liew, Bainhay Artillery, do. T. J. Adair, H. M. 67th Regiment, do seventy. Juba Hannah, dn. 67th du. du, do. Oliugued) J. DOV croN, ur;.; Cen. (A True C‘py.) (Sigurd) GEO. Assistant-Adintant.General. CERTIFICATES.—NovEmnm 30. D. Mosittague, of Wrat•Mreet, West Smithfield, London, araip.matiorajurir.—W. Meade's . , of Bath, coach:maker.— J. Meek, late of Viae.stnes, St. Martin in the Fields, Mid dlesex, victualler.—G. Laiotr, of the Commercial Sale -looms, Mincing-lane, London, llletChall MacDonald, of Liver pool, merchant. The death of Lieut.Colotiel 'nomids F rrrrr fell in the above eirge, is hononrnlilv rreurdent, follows, in the obituary of the ,)Icetrui Guzelie of M•ty 1•1: " Killed in a sortie of the enemy, in the Pettah Ateree. Sher, on the evening if the 19th April, having hire. ty auu successfully headed the storming patty against the Fame place the previous day, Major and B.etri beast. C et Thomas Fraser, of his Majesty's Ist (or Royal Scuts) ltspp. meat of Foot. " He entered the army at au earl, p. rimd of life, J in Poetises!, the Mediterranean, Ernst, the West tuslire, amid the Peninsnla. " lie fell, aineerely regretted, ert►emed. and lam'•n'ad by his brother °nicer', and by all those Elm could appl e. mate his merits as a zealous, brave, determined sad gmes‘t OtaCtf ." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. YESTERDAY the Drawing of titr iiNt 5,090 Marts in She united Lotteries took place, w h .•n Nu. 2,370 and 7,370 were both drawn Prized of 20,0001. Money and Consols earls; ■nd we had the pleasarr of distributing to our Friends FIVE CAPITAL PRIZES, viz.— No. 279 £4o6 No. 2,142 £216 I No. 1,223 £2OO 7,157 MO 3,232 £lOO The Fortunate Holders may receive the Value ou demand, or exchouge their Plizes for Tickets and Shares for the 5,000 Tickets to he Drawn uu the 9th December, for which the Wheel contains SIX Prism of £20,000 each. Two Prises of g 20,000 each must he decided in the First Five Mammies. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, 1101.11 CONTRACTORS, 37, Corobill; 38, Haymarket; 11, Ilu!Guru; 141, Word- cireet. TEA TRADE. FIFTH of November, the First Anni 17 of the LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, tt, Ludgate-hill, establi.hed sth November, 1818, for the avow. ed purpose of supplying the Public with pure aud Wait tl Teas. The Public will probably expect a few observations on such an occasion, beyond the mere announcement of a year having passed away since the commencene•nt of the F.•ta bhshmeut. In the first instance, the thanks of the Pro pieta's are reepettfatly tradered to the Community at large, who so warmly supported them during thri.unprincpled and uumerited opposition made by a mat portion of the Trade in November last. The fully of such a line of conduct having, however, long since become appment to their op. pumas, they have very properly abandiiii.d any further open attempts to &preemie an undertaking which has succeeded beyond the most sanguine hopes which could have been indulged by any int . ..untie ineicantile &tablob ment. The London Genuine Tea Company now submit to their Friends a few plain statements, which may nut be uninte resting, and will afford the most unequivocal proofs Thal the extensive Patronage they have received has out bent unite d, wile at the same time they utile the most cooclu sive testimonies of politic approbation. Their Site of Teas fur the last Two Months has been upa arils of 2,500 Pounds weight p. r Day, being after the rate of 0,7h2 Chests, or about 72.5110 Putout's *eight in the Year; un which the Duty alone is neatly 120,0001. annually ;—a much larger sum than was probably ever contributed to the exismicies of the State by any other in the Tea Trade ; bow far. therefore, the pledge given at the commencement of this undertaking has been redeemed, these unprecedented Sales Waist determine. The caked:B6lms are made on absolute Sales to the Public, and are independeut of leas sold in large parcels to Wholesale Dealers. The London Gi Hulot Tea c o mpany ass u re th e i r Friends and the Public at large, that they have purchased and sold Teas of the stiosigest and finest Savours only, rejecting those of weak and tow qualities, and their friends may be assured of web living their auslterahle determination. Since the iineptivocal declaration of this Establishment respect ing the cited les of aulwa 'ream, scarcely an Advertisement has appeared from any of the Trade without contlemuing its use, and these gentlemen who, in their public Address, praised Dolma mid ridiculed the Compauy's censure of it, now call it truth, and acknowledge that Euheas are used only to deteriorate the better sorts. The Proprietors Iwg to emotion the Public against the notneroui " Genuine Tea Establishments," in imitation or the London Genuine Tea °mammy, many of abum copy their Advertisements so closely, as to deceive an indifferent observer. on Friday next, the 12th instant, will be published by the London Genuine Tea Company, price Is. 6.1. ■n tuterestiog Pamphlet on Tea, coutainiug Twelve fine Engravings, illus. trative if the process of cultivating, the Tea Plant, from the first sowing of the Seed to its package Air the Enropran Market. To be had of the Company, '23, Ludgate-hill; Charing-croft; and 148, Oxford.street ; said of all Book. sellers in Town and Country. 1)11. JANIES'S FEVER, POWDER.- A very few doses of this Powder, if taken according to the directi 4444 s with which each bottle and packet is ac companied, will speedily remove ony continual acute Fever, and will he found au effect Nal remedy for the Measles, Small Pox, acute Rheumatism and Houping-rmisch, as well as for Bilious and Gouty Complaints, and Infisturnations of the Bowels and Lungs. It is generally successful in the Yellow Fever, and must disorders incident to but climates. By a little silent to the rules laid down by Gr. James (the lnvcntur), private individuals may administer it with perfect safety. It is prepared only (if genuine) Ito Mr. R. G. G. James, the grandson of 1)r. James, a n d 5..1,1 by him at his house, 30, Cour/oat sired, Honorerequare; and by Messrs. But lers, 4, Clit.ipsptc, London, acid S 4, Sickvilleattreet, Dub. liii; who are now appointed the sole agents, instead of the late Mr. Nenloory. Purchasers are respectfully requested to entice this removal of the agency, as the sees of the tote Mr. Newberg are reeding imitations of Dr. James's Medicines, prepared by theneeetree, and fr.an the length of time their father was anent ii, Dr. James's family, they ex pect to mislead plitalifer4, But Mr. James molt on:likely ...sures theytibile, that nil the l'erer Powder (es well as the Anal: pine Pilks) sold by Mr. Neu bery, to the lost /emir of II his agency, was supplied to hint by Dr. James's faintly, our was it ever prepared by any other person. Each battle and !matt now bears a plain government stamp, and a label siindewith the nestle of the proprietor, R. G. G. JAMES. M I LITA RY PROMOTIONS. WaT-OjNee. Itoveseber 6, 16IP. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieu tenant Heury Gooch to be lieutenant and Captain, w,*b. out purchase, vice Clifton, wbu retires—dated October 28, 1819. _ _ _ Ensign and Lieutenant John Simon Jenkinson, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Elisio and Lieutenant, by purchase, wire Gooch—dated as above. 13114 Regiment of Foot—George Rolle, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice &near', appointed to the 48th Foot— dated September 23 1819 141 h ditto.. —Captain Edward Raynsford, from the 18th Foot, lo be Captain of • Company, vice Maitland, who exchanges—slated Oetolwr 28, 1819 18th ditto—Captain Jobe M. blaithol, from the 14th Fool, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rayusfued, who em changes—dated as above. 28111 ditto—Ensign William Maxwell Stewart, from the 13th Foot, to be Ensign, vies Dalgleisb, promoted—dated Sep tember 23, 1819. 40th ditto—Ensign Joseph Curten,frons half.pay of the 4th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vier William Browne, who exchanges--dated October 24, 1619. ISSth ditto—Captain Donald Mae Gregor, from baltpay of the 9511 s Foot, to be Captaia of a Company, vice Lionel John Wealropp, who exclianrs—dneed as above. 64th ditto—llrevct Major Henry Bishop to be Major, by pnreliam, vice Peat,, who retires—dated as shove. 67th ditto—Liesitenaut Robert Cockerel' to be Captain of PI Company, without purchase, vice Browne, deceased— dated as above. Ensign Julio Bolton to be Lieutenaut, vice Cockerell—dated as ,bove. Charles Lantworih, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bolton—dated - . as above. 70th ditto—Lieutenant William Mercer, from Infirm 10th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Juhn Auntie, who exchanges, receiving the difference--dated above. Cope Carp—Willies Lovell Heathente. Gent. to he Cornet, without purehme—dared September 30, 1819. Amistaut-Surgeon Thomas Clarke, front belf-pay 72d Foot, to be Amistant.Surgents—dated June U, 1819. HOSPITAL STAFF. Dr. John Dwyer. M.D. from lialtpay, to be Physician to the Forces, vice William Whoop, who retires apes half-pay— dated October 25,1819. n II EV ET. Major .G I Sir James Kemp*, G C. 8., to be Lieutenant- General iu Nurih Amei ic. wily—dated October 28,1819. Captain Donald 211stGergor, of the 58th Foot, to be Major is the Army—dated August 12. 1819. STA FF. Wesley Doyle, Dint. to be a Barrack-Master in Crest Brit - sin, •ire H. E. Hunter, bcr 14, 1819. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Harborne and T. Harborne, jun. of Solihull, Warwick, timher-merchants, December 23, 1818.—L. S. Case and C. B. Bristow, of St. Dansian's.laill, Great Tower•suet-I, No. weather 1, 1819.—J. Ablridge anJ J. Maltby, of Snuthwell. Nottingham, milisters, October 11, 1817.—1. Rolf and J. Kenneth, of Billingagate•markel, A twat 12, 1819. G. Saville, J. Saville, and M. Saville, of Ashion.under.Line, Lancaster, mercers, Nuwenaber 1, 1819.—R. Hebron, T. Forbes, and R. Robson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine merchants, September 30, 1819.—C. Moor and J. Hunt, of Bermondsey-wall, tobacco-manufacturers, October 30, 1819. —W. Hockty and J. Lyndall, of Glititcrater.terntre, Com mercial-road, surgeons, September 29, 1819.—T. Howell and W. Illingwortb, of Hackney, Mithilesea, surgeons, September 23, 1819.—W. Hilton and .1. Meager, of Li►er pool, wheelwrights, November 4, 1819. EAST INDIES. PURTHZR IXTRACTS FROM THZ MADRAI GAZETTE. CALCUTTA. From the satisfactory termination of hostilities in Catch, we turn with pleasure to the capture of Asseerghur, which closes the campaign. All the detachments from Hoshungabad and Saugor hating joined, the aggregate force formed a body of about 20,000 men. The Pettah was stormed sod carried on the 18th. On the 19th the Arabs made a sortie from the loft, in which Colonel Fraser, of the Royals, was unfor tunately killed. On the night of the 30th the lower fort was stormed and taken possession of, the breach having been reported practicable on the 27th. The Killadar continued in the upper fort, to which the Autos, driven from the lower one, preci pitately fled. Up to the Bth of April Jesnunt Rao appears to have entertained no apprehensions from the be siegers ; but when ott that day the batteries begaid to t►tay with vigour and effect, and the explosions within the walls to overthrow the building., and endanger the destruction of the whole garrison, his courage and confidence gave way ; his tune and haughtiness were so much lowered that in the even ing he anxiously sought for himself and adherents the best terms of accommodation and surrender, folly satisfied that another day's resistance would be attended with the most fatal consequences.. It is probable that the recollection of Mattress pro dared a more prompt decision than his temper would have allowed, if that tremendous example of mill- PARIS PAPERS. PARI‘, 110YEMBCR I. We are informed that the Princess of Wales Lea left Lyons to return to Italy.—( Gazelle de Frtrare.) The preparations were commeocerl yeoerd..y tit the Chamber of Deputies for bolding the it•tyst Sitting, which is fixed for the 15th of tin. mrroth, Letters trout SpeilU state. that the prop.rgst ton a the yellow lever is principally cartwil by the there who have deserted and spread itietwo 1:e• throughout all the southern pints of the l'etthi-ula. We are informed that one of then: soldiers 1, :I rived at Barcelona, where he Mill immediately %tote The precautions adopted on the frontiers of : are so exact, that it is impossible to feel the inquietude.. The following is the Sii -h 3t finre of a C1" . ..0r Letter aildrelued by the Cobtoct of Beth./ w,.• Diplomatic Agents at Foreign Courts The letter commences by referri.sg to the ol•sop f ,.. presented by the Atattritto Pr.wiltot the Germaine Diet, to that 1/00!y...111 , 1 to the which were emoted in consequence of mouton. It then alludes to . the 'shams iel, for some time past been ltittitegt by the morel state ui Gennany;'sud ' ovation which atiected the puLlie by the pi.itti.•iit'a.*. nhvervrs ihwt Ai. )144: ustiikl of 14#1 • TOSATRE-ROY AL. COY T-GA KORN. v s EVEN ING. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, will he .cted the Comedy of THE CONFEDERACY . gripe, Mr. Enters , ; Moneytrap, Mr. W. Farrell ' • Dick, pr. Josses; Brass, Mr. Fawcett. Clarissa , Mrs. Davison; Anaemia, Mrs. Fourit ; Corinna, Miss Foote; Flippant*, Mrs. Gibbs; Mrs Anil..., Mrs. Davenport. With Is Dramatic Sketch. is one act, called COZENING; OR, HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Dirk Motalble, Mr. Yates! Davie Riinche, Mr. Yates!! Yairs! !! Factions, Mr. Yates!!!! Grintacier, Mi.l%iir Diiiihcatr, Mr. Yaws Alderman Mutable, Mr. Rion . hn,J; Syunb, Mr. Tull. Mrs. Deborah Mutabk, Miss Grecs , Julia, Mrs. T. Hill. After which, Dryden'* celelowied !Ilasepte or Awl wilt AND EMMELINE. . . Britons—Arthur, King of Britain, Mr. Abbott; Merlin, 31r. Exciting; Cenon, Mr. Chapman; Egliert, Mr. Pyne. Emmeline, Miss Foote; Matilda. Alias Green. Salient—Oswald, king of Kent, Mr. Connor; Osmond, Mc. Comer. Miss M. Tree; Spirit of Light, Miss Rodeo; Grintbald, Mr. Emery. B.%rs 75.; Second Price 3s. Ad—Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price ls.—Upper Gal lery 1..; Second Price 6d. Tosontme, Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr. Floridan (his first appearamee at shim Thrai te)—w tilt Loduirk a. Oa Friday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third, wills On Saturday. Love makes a Man, or the Fop's Fortune, with The Marriage of Fugan s. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND, LATE TIIC SANS PAR Ell.. The New Burlens of FUN AND FRIGHT, being Ito. slowed with the unanimous applause and approbation of fashionable sod einwiled andirnees, will, with FANCY'S SKETCH, TIIE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK, and the Ni.‘v Ballet of L'AMOUR, or WINE NO POISON, h.• rrorairil every Evening till further notice. T"'' EVEN I Nn. WEDNESDAY , Nnyettl— bcr 10, will be presented, a New Musical Barletta, iu Two Acts, called FANCY'S SKETCH; OR, LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP. Sir Nimrod Hasty, Mr. W. S. Chniterley. Julia Hasty, S. Cis: merle) , ; Jenny, Mrs. Alsop. After which, an moire New Ballet, entitled L' AMOUR; OR, WINE NO POISON. Prii!cipal Characters by Mr. St. Albin and Miss Aylett Mons. Yrstris, their fifth appearance at this Thea. ire' Mr. W. Kirby and Miss Walton; Mr. Walbourss, Ci.riut Dancer; Mr. Daly, Mr. Simpson, Miss Collison. lu which will be introduced a favourite Dance by Ilse Misses Wm)* R. for the third time, all entire New Borletta, called FUN AND ERIGDT; OR, HOW TO GAIN CONSENT. Sir Amorous Simple, Mr W. S. Chatterley ; Frank, Mr. Cowell; Sksrpshins, Mr. Wilkinson; Robert Maydew, Mr. lane ; Doctor Gripe% m, Mr. Daly; Gregory, Mr. Camp 0. Rose Maydew, Mrs. Alsop. To conclude with the Barletta of THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. The Doers to be opened at Sia &Clock, and the Per iwor to begin iwechirly at Seven. Half price exactly at Half-past Eight n'Cluck Polies,4ls.; Second Price, 24.—Pit,25.; Second Price, Is. —Gallery, Is.; Serino! Price, 6.1. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, /w e , Ih• Patron:ire of Wm Royal Niemen Print• LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. ?pins EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Nov. 10, al 4 during the week, at Halt-pest Riz earsek pee. will be presented, for the 3d time as entirely New Seri:,Cumie Premier is Two Acts, toundedou historical farts, called THE LANLGHAVE'S LEAP; OR, THE ANCESTOR OF LEOPOLD. With entirely new and appropriate Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decoration,. Lewis, Latolgrave Dieteriek, , cir. H. I‘..rol,tc; Wititkoid, Mr. T. P. Cooke (from the Theatre-Roy.l, Drmy-lane, his third appearance on this Reinkoil, Mr Stanley; Redolf, Mr. Bradley ; Gi ',ow. Mr. Gibbon (late of the Surrey Theatre); Clause l'atrh, Mr. Davidr. Leopoldine, Mrs. Bmgley (her third appearance); Biscounrite, Miss Love (from the Theatre. Itoyal, English Opera.Hutow, her third appearance on this s!,;(9; Dame Csuigund, Mra.Stebbing. after which, also fur she 3d time, a New Comic Anecdote, ill One Act, called THE THREE JOHNS; OR, THE MILLER'S WIFE OF CHARLTON. . - John, others Ise John King, Mr. Canal ; Master otherwise John Thompson, the Miller of Charlton, Stet:long ; Man John, utherwi‘e John Rolkinogoo, Mr. !Lirwoot.l. Thompsou, the Miller of Cliarlton's pretty l‘ife, Mks Wat‘un. he whole tocovelude with a New Lerendary Highland Melia-Drams, in 'rwo Arts, isllrd TUE IiAG OF THE GLEN; OR, TUE BANDIT'S DIODE. Roy, Laird tllenmetahl, Mr. Q.lint ; Roderic the Bandit, Mr. 11. Kr/obit; Donaldhain, hip I.irniewent, Mr. Bradley; I:eraua, an old attendant ow laird t:lenronald, Mr. Dariilze Fitton. otherwise Ronald', the heir of Gime/113M, ■nd the P.aadit's Bride, Mina Watson; Matrina, the Hag of the t.tra, Mrs. Stanley. &ace Nlanafer, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Boxes, 4s ; Upper Circh% 35.; Pit, 21.; Gallery, Is. Itoors norm at Halt: past Five, to commence at Ilalf-past 'll%. Seam,' price, lialfloast Eight. Private Boars have beers mod , - ass' may be had nightly. Places to be holism al she Boa.Othce of the Theatre, and fur the acsommosiation of lbe Nobility and Gentry at the •Ist end of the west, at Mr. I:entrees Music Warelontse, No. 74, Strand, mud at N 0.142, Piccadilly, opposite Bet -I.agtim.house. MFMORANDL. The removal of Ensign Stewart, from the 159th to the 28th Foot, and the appointment of Mr. George Bathe to the Eimegney to the former Corp., as Mated in the Gazette of 16th ultimo, have nut taken place. Erratum in the Gazette of the 9th October, 1819. 32d Fool—Few Ensign George Browne, to be Lieutenant, vier Meighau—dated September 29, 1819—read, dated September 30, 1819. Commissions in the Clamber Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ike Coady of Nottingham. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle to be Major-Comma's& ant—dated October 2, 1819. Tu be Captains—Henry Simpson, Esq.—dated November 3, 1819; slid the Most Honourable the Marquis of Tile - 'Bod—dated as above. Philip Richard Falkuer, Gent, to be Cornet—dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. James Goodman King, of Pump.ruw, Ohl-street, Middle sex, cottou-windvr, from November 13, to November 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. James Jackson, of Manchester, Lancaster, botcher, 1• surrender, November 23, 24, and December 21, at nine, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlinglou and Gregory, Bedford-row, Loudon and Mr. W. C. (-Yew, Manchester. Peter Hands) , Turner and Charles Johnson, of London wall, London, and of Manchester, Lancaster, horae•deslers, to surrender, November 22, 23, and December 21, at nine, at the Star Inn, Deausgate, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. K. Bennett, Manchester; and Messrs. Longdill and Butter field, Gray's lon-square, London. Kolsert Oswald, of Beetles, Suffolk, tanner, to surrender, November 22, 23, and December 21, at eleven, at the White Lion lon, Beech's. Attorneys, Mr. W. Brumley, Holborn court, Gray's loss, Loudon; and Mr. Bulaun, Beetles. Henry Lang, George Tang, and William Lang, all of I Accrington, Lancaster, calicolnuters, to surrender, Nu- vember 29, at lye, at the Old Bull limn, Disclaims, au. and December 21, at eleven, •1 the Red Lion bin, Ac- vino'''. Attorneys, Mr. Neville, Blackburn; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. William Linton, of Cob-heater, Este; linen!mauttfac turer, to surrender, December 6,7, and 21, at ten, at the Amp I Inn, Chester. Attorneys, Mr. Stay hies, Colchester; and Messrs. 3ltlne and Parry, Temple, London. Francis Henderson, of Newton by the Sea, Northumber land, fish-dealer, to surrender, December 3,4, and 21, at trete; at the White Chan limn, Alitwick, Northumberland. Attorney', Messrs. Lambert, Altnrick; and Messrs. Moue sey and Fisher, Red I. 4quare, London. Margaret Mullion, of Liverpool, ship.chaniler, to surren der, December 1,4, and 21, at ink, at the George Inn, Li verpool. Attorneys, Messrs Palmer and Unman, Liver pool ; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medea, Chancery- Istie, Landon. Charles Ron, of Great Bin, Aldridge, Stafford, brush. maker, to anntruler, November 22, 24, and December 21, nt eleven, at the Castle Inn, Illigh.street, Birmingham. At torneys, Meant Jennings and Bolton, Elm court, Temple, Lintiou ; and Mr. R. W. Gem, Mew-street, Birmingham. Thomas Brantley, of Nottingham, viclualkr, to sumo.