The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-12-23 00:00:00

- --I,z 54,1 - tY'r 191 ....X - ' 1 `.....- ....ekamilE. . .- • _ 0 .- e . I 7 ter exit • . ‘ ' .', . , .• ' ~a,s4s, I .0 . . . ip - ..., 41tk ' i i ti d ' . .1 ---j .a . ( 10 1 Ibit tR. .. i) . . .......... ~. ...v4 . •- • tit, 7 . ~ ir.4•#•# f. •, , ' ~,.• :, 11 1I t 3 1 II \,............./ _ _ _ _ _- _ _ ._ .__...i...__u_ ....._____•__: _____, •‘i7:l ~~. ~ ~y~ . . ..•~~ ESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 181$. PRICE 8:103N-PEpiCE. After MA& Flatit time) a New Dramatic Romance, is Owe acts, called RARM . EcIIiE OR, TIM FATAL OFFSPRING. Principal burarten yMr H. Johnston. Mr. H. Krohle, Mr. Walltineen. Mr. Ct..% Mr. Bengough, Mr. Smith, Mr. Geeuey, god Wm Oren. In Act I. (incidental to the Pier. , ) a P.. Drum, by Mire ♦alenty sod Mina J. Rentz; and a Pet Spill. by Miss Tree. Th.. Doors will be spooned at Six o'Closek, and the Per formance begin at levee. Boars, ba : &rued Pile.. ; Second Price, 2t. ...Lower Gallery,!..; &cued Peke, la.—Upper Gallery, Is.; &mood Price, 8.1. Buses and Plans to be taken of Mr Rodwell, at the 110. tondo of the Theatre, from Ten till Poor; a here may be .bad a Private Beo aiebtly. On fistordae, George Barnwell : Genre, Barnwell (ftr■l time), Mr H. getable; Freeman, Mr Hamblin (his first rip. rassnee); Millwood (first time), Mn.s %V. West. After which, aer acted. a New Cootie Pantomime, called The Dandy Cab; or, 1818. Pierrot, afterwards Dandy Clown, Mr Brodbani (his Lot appearatire at thu Theatre). A New Dramatic Roasaace, to three acts, interspersed with Music, will be produced on Thursday, Ilse 31st instant. NUMBER 5005. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DECEM . . . . . . . - • 'EIGHTEENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. KING'S THEATEL—CHORM SINGERS. Early its lamer/ will be publisiko THEATER.ROrA L. IMMO:LANE. W ANtED. SEVERM,, MEN CHOMP; N OTES no se VISIT used.. to a PRISONS I. lICOTLAND sod doe . • THIS EVENING. wEnNESDAY. nec. 25, ' " 1 " It " ' " I " the " 1 "" b g 8""" of "OA I ENGLAND, is rearm, with Elegabeili Fr his 111.j.oly's Servers will ,;ate (tor the ISth Penm s • 69* some koof/cdtc of t h e haiku LertnoWs boa) 4 New Nutrient Tragedy, instilled tolerably irell greerded is the receipt's of Music, end who I.lbeervalusos so the aostiret of Praia. BRUTUS; while to impure doeusseitre in both, 'in Soil this a desirable Sy man, JOHN GURNEY Primed for. Arehibahl Coastable and Co • OR, TUB PALL (W TARQUFN. opperusaity...-Personal oppliestioos In he orbs iimordistety Leaguer eisoikuseed J. sent A. Sick Loadou at the Kit ' s Matsu, is tke Honlarket. With um flereery, Neekkorry, Dresses, end Dreneatious. . - - The Meek briskets! he the Ptece by Mr. T.Cooke. * t his day is priliebed, prior la. or his. id. Lades lures, Mr Kean; Titus, Mr. D. timber; Sealer COMMISSION einahlftr lIIIIIICE.. AND BROWN, , ilistrilestions, Toni* Mr. H. getable ; AMON Mr. Peaky ; Claudius, SCOTT, ARM/Xis/T*lllRu. rlpH E LITURGY of the CHURCI Ilr. Cooney; 4/ellsoituo, Mr. Dentrugh; Talk*" Mr. %Air R. BRUCE airnestti . ii . !,,aLL,Gentlfnarta, AL LAND EIPLAINED, io Qrstiona 1 H 5 l, ogan/ ; 'Lucretius, Air. Powell; Horatio'. Mr. Tarsedd. ! TAL friends to Teeth sad J 1: ' wise Wert Frond ate With other Religiose beetruetatio fur Young F Tell* lac Mow ; Tarteloto, Mrs. W. ,Nest ; Lowrie, Meeting rodeo Ike said Corr doildloil, in Saw. piled sod smoked Its Idiom 1, Priestess of Rhea's Teutpk, Mrs. Ikereloo. day, the fob ils, of December hoopoe, to depose se the ear. . By the. Rev. P. IREMONOER, A.M la Act I. the Proseirloo of Taroriona to the Terre of 1 eurstanees that *reword at each, Mating, ip suer plieume Prebendary of Wirberar, sad *meaty to i Tortoise. they are respectfully limited to said their News aufAd. Soca ty for the Estrodieee of the Poor iu tle hi she Mom 0 IV. TrofodY the gdlosillt We. Sow% it,,.... to his tiolkitow, Mr. Hairy Sell, of Heir Aker, ' t the Essabilabed Clluech. desired by Mr. Greerowood, said proud by him awl Awed. c ipreg ab i l m i sore , , d tor P. C. end J. Weenies, No. . • : Prime oak, will be &abler! :—.ll Street in ander Reiese—ftemenaa • ' Cloorclo.yard. Erearierst . before Aelisum..The Teat 0 Ilreasse. WM die. SANE PON MONET TRANSACTIONS. Of oboes my he had, ter view of she Camp before Ardea—The Pareektems Statue of Teelpstaiss floprehiSAlllle Irditli- The Court-yard sod j ETTIC it mad CO. as% limiiiiiiol-Arro: • ?ivy- • Mr. 11 " 1 " 1 : 1 11.„. acs Cu Dr. of lustros, Polegeof Terledulelllepotbiebullobee istoodor sopa.es to ILA re7 4l /ftrik limas «mow oropir alma Wet ... Templer of Rhea end Mostusentel•Maine ofliereiuiTedli oily atwount on Armlike. SiNos it h•Ill'e tir to 44 07. "erg 1 . This day is published, price Is. 6. ...A pu l i a"t I. t h e m om s t g0,,,,,....p1 0w in Ronw. ' s ki% is any renoier Solillakkt ii. the drcionstancea of li e. lbw . - SERMON, Preatiord at the Ct Sea IA Tloleteolt oelehrtioll picture of The Judgment of w eer ; 114 *km the APPllcluel is or Snows totimoiloaktitte A ill lei t twins% o one. on Ile lot day of Octets Brutes. . dory eau woke all todeetico us the Slot cPP 11(26 " 1 " - P"' .the Assnivevary uf the Lewes D.• ;eery Corn .... __ —11.1..1. 01.. a... a1....._ \ 110.... in—. -.:-. 0- .. :..1. ch" 4 Rit e lid a ".• Seteirlv (.r Pronstoiog Christian Swotted's.. i THRATRR-ROYAL, COVENT-GA RD RN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 43, will be stied the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Prinli, Mr. Egerton; Braemar, Mr. Connor; Jaffier, Mr. C Kesehla; Pierre, Mr. Young; Resents, Mr (Asp. mar; Spinosa, Mr Claremont. Belvidere, Mies O'Neill. After which will be performed (for the 11th time) a New Operatic Fairy Tale, called ROSE D'AMOU ; Or, LITTLE. RED RIDING HAT. Taken frees Le Peril Charms Rowe:* of M. Theatatre. The Overture and Vocal Meese by the celebrated luieldice ; arraoged, with MIMI Additions. by Mr. J. Adlisini Orem. Lestwor , (Gliwigurised as a fasepberal), Mr. Wage Ilodolf (called the Wolf), Mr. Derelict ; Mode, Mr. Cuu: tier; Erliewed, Mr. T. Matthew. • Hermit of she Ferret, Mr. Chapman; Job (Baillie to Rudolf), Mr. J. itwerell, Rom D'Amosr, Mies Beaumont; het's'', Mier Healy; Bertha, Mrs. Davenport; Appaiitiou, Mrs. Sterling; Fairy, His Shaw. Doors epee at Six o'Clocit, the Portorinaata to begin at Sexes. 7s. &mood Price. Is. &I—Pit, 3s. W. Second Price, 2.—Lower Gallery, la. &mud Price, le —...tspri Gallery, t. Seenad Price, &I. Plarra raw the Boxes to be taken of Mr Brandon, at the Bes-„lire, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Provale Box may be bad fur the Session, or nightly, of Mr. Ilnadon, al the Buiessike. lM lislerday, George Barnwell: George Barnwell, Mr. C. K•mble; Mans, Mies Foote; Millwood, Mrs. Elwell. After wheel will be produred, with new Smarty, kr. a New Grand Cbesiniss P•ll.olMatt. called Harlequin Mau. chessmen; or, The Pansesin of Lave. Os Monday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. On Tuesday, the Comedy of She Sloops to Conquer. Oa Wednesday, The Clandestine Marriage. Mts• Somerville will shortly appear, for the first lime, in Herwittee, is Skskspeare's Play of The W ester's Tale. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Under the Palmas/re rif his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of raise Coburg. The Public are respeetively informed, that the Gram) Melo- Drama of F.I Hyrier will be performed again ow Saturday. mills EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Deem- A. heel*, Mlle, the favourite Melo-Drains, called, THE MAID AND THE MAGPIE. Principal Chatatters--Farnier Gervais, Mr. Stebbins; Mr. Harassed; Richard, Mr. Huntley; base, Mr. Dar l a Anuerte, Mrs. W. Barryinorei and Madams Ger vais, Mrs. Gallutt. ° To cuurlissle *it% a Greed Devised Rehearsal of the splendid Christmas Perineum', the opening of which was prrform rel some eaves years back, upwards of 80 successive nights at the Sarno Theatre, nudes the title or PUNCH'S FESTIVAL; MASLEGICHN'S CHRISTMAS BOX. Priuriiril Girararteri—Winter, Mr. Cortnrh ; Hail, Mr. 11, 1 24 .1 Frost, Poir. Nelsole ; Rain, Mr. Reeves; Snow, Mr. Gale; Auirnan, Mrs. Davidge. luxes M. anti 3p.—Pit Ra.—Gsttlery In. Doors apes at HaMpast Five, the Performance to cum ;imam it Halfpast Six. Saaniii Prier Half-Net Ei%lit. Marrs to be,takein of Hr. tanibb, at the flux-uttice of the 'theatre, flew re. till Four. - - - The House has been re.enattelliithed, the Pit enclosed. the seats covered, Ares intmeduced, and the Theatre rendered *arm and comfortable. *** Moor IlbrifiNria accommodation of the ['stein)* of th:s she J(rnan•r pledges himself su to arrance the Per formances, as istvarisbly to terininate before the hour u( Elt veil. C. and J. RIVINGTON respectfully ac t' • quaint the Public, that t h ey porposi., on the Ist of JANUARY, to OPEN a SHOP in WATERLOO-PLACE, I'll.l. MALL, for the Sale of their Publication* in the rite. is Part of the Metropolis. Arm a gesteml Assortment i ll 01. rn nooks and Standard Molts will be constantly on .Ilhci unhutiod or in neat and elegant &maims. I hi., beg kave to stair, that their Baillatta in St. Paul's i•mrh.yard will be carried on ar formerly, and embrace "I- opportunity of expensing their grateful ackatoottedg. ,enii for the Patrouage they and titer Family have eve , fur upwards of a Century. '1 hr Depository for the Books nail Tract. of the Society " P"fillultug Christi's' Kilowleitge, will remain iu St. Nun'* Chareb.yarol, hal Specimens of bosh may he la'ra .1 No 3, Waterloo-Pliore, and appltealtuas for Ihrrn Fran the . Nlrloolotra, will be received and forwarded to 113.. t Society's litiocr St. Paul's Chutes yard, Die If, ISIS WINES. TNF. Pnhlic ore emmeoly aehriseil to en 1111111 their irny to No. IttLEVIRLAND.STRERT. FITZROY-SQUARE, mid h ORO. ROBERTSON% WINES, as fullwo per Dust. Light Old Pon 42 Full•lxKlieJ, ditto 460 _ . Slivrry,uf the limit viably High Madeira4o,o24,l _ 4fls '.... ...... 04;al . t4avaaved Sammullaa, its tita hittitest ambition 46.. Cape Markin Port, a swot ettellent Red Wine duo. Roaawrsow assorts the Public, that there irt root a Compary nor a Weae.merebant is L soden, who will sell au cheap as he Aiwa Ge.o. Roaranov eau air rd to sell elteap,aP he buys sod sills fur Ready Mousy, and is routeut with a very 'pudenda profit. WINES on SAL VAULTS, in now in nee:— at the A DELPHI 1 Bottles, the fullest size POR U. GAL and SPANISH FRENCH anJRH EN ISH WINES, Scr. WINES. Prr Doz. s. d. Floe Ohl Port, fresh I,oii it • 42 0 DUO, ('filliplinfll perior, 11115Viotsre 44 0 Very curious Ohl Port T. C. The!lomreteiro Ditto, very scarce . ..... . 53 0 Fine Crusted Port 44 0 thoperior OW dislu Vintage 18'2, 3 years in Aponte Floe Old Sherry 44 0 Coriolis Pole ditto 4B 0 nt . t.. totarelplessy U Fitin•si Maduirs ohs rrei) Superior OM West lu dia ditto East ludic ditsu, trot quality litrdamory Viduiiis,vrry sealer 63 0 FRENCH and RHENISH Per Dos •. 1. Chatreparene,exquisioe 130 0 Cote Rut i Via d. Grave, first quality Rarsac Ssatertte Moselle. very lice 9O Rbembh, ditto .. ••• • b 4 0 Hock, 014 aril Seim. riot . CAVE WINES. Fine Cape Madeira .. 28 0 Ditto, superior anal improvral CaprcAtavella Capc.Mhocadto CorWas Wed Cape • Postar . Dino, 11,110, Cutssian- - . 36 0 Ditto, litw. (umbar hiu4 irr, v Awl 4.2 0 SPIRITS. • re 7 Gait W I N EN. Per Duz. CUM. Claatrau Mar na■ 9O 0 Real Old Coguae Brandy Do. a•druroatvr proof 30 0 Fine°Miaow:loraßum H 6 Do. hydsualrirr proof 17 6 Carious Eeeh•h Oe- H;renisare, Ist growth 130 0 btargrusly, the beet 130 0 urva, from 100. 64. to 12 il VI ines in the wood. of Arid quality. may be based in bond, or selected, at the Asklphi Vaults, mu ternis of equal advantage. The very high prim necessarily charged for Wines try Houses skiing liminess fur credit, with Ibe disreputable etude of trade su etmerally pursued by Ore pretended ChNINI. Wine Coinpenies of the day, have king appeared to present an uppurtuisity for the investment of capital its au Establishment which shall at uuce be cusibicted on the re. special'', principles of the runner, awl mime the prufes. virus of the latter. This emeris►rst km already hems tried with cuusidruWc succesa, and the Props smuts of She Ailelphi Vaults adopt this method of iviug increased publicity tu their Establistimeet. . _ Tbr Public, us the purchase nod corpostnplion of Wines, are nrcessarsly and only gove►ued by Price, Quality, and hleassisre. . _ _ PKICE.-011 this beset, the Proprietors rest satisfied with referrioe to their list of prices. which will be found as low as the lowest aehrertising Humes, tool from IS to 10 per cent. lower than tlw charges of Merehaute doing business for credit. . . QUA LITY.—The Wines laid In at the Adelpiii Vaults a►e warrauted tow choicest qualities the markets ease produce. The Port is gene rnlly or the Royal °poet's Company's ship ping, and principally of their due 1815 vintage, together with ■ titled stuck of Thouspou and Crane curious Old Wine, and the late Mr. Unarte'm incieraparable dumeeteiro Purl. The Madeira% Sherrie, l'erncli and Rhenish %Vines, are from shippers of the int eh-suer:we seed rrpuinte 111 l . The whole stock of bottled Wine is t eel aw•oy in Vaults whose 'dulcimer still .itualion have been found (*lien in the ocrii panel of the Old Osborne Huirl) In posys'ss prudent., and, perhaps, 'exclusive advantages. in Urchin!: and improving the flavour of foreign %Vines. Purchase rs of %Vin► nom the aloud will hare au opportunity of Nelms! the Wines as they lie in the Adclphi Vaults, and selecting else Pipes from which their Wines shall be drawn. Crust' d Pori, :mil other bot tled Wines may be mated at the hits% and the bins chosen from which the seines shall be delivered. fill F.ABLTK E. —Prom the practice of the trade in using bot tles of Casinos measures, and frequently /1111411 . P.1ZV1, A Bot tle of Wine has long ceased to convey any sletiurd nice of quantity. The Proprietors of this Eetalilishiswist pledge themselves to bottle the whole of their Wini s in bottles, technically denominated the full-size I . ..urgers's ; that is to say, in bottles, fourteen of which will commit three gallons of %Vine. The difference in wiea.sire between these bottles moil such as are used by some of the modern Wine C:ompa• nice, so called, has been f Ito be, sin every doses, of Wine, one bottle sod tow seveoilis ; every pipe of %Vine (bottled), five dozen and nine toll Ins, making a difference sin price of from 41. 6d. to tis. per dueen, and front 121. to 151. per pipe. The Nobility, Gentry, and Private Vimilies, will be sup plied with Got'''. delivered free of caption., to any part of Lonrho+ or its (Neiman, ; berowl these the profits u( the Proprietors will Not allow !brio 10 incur the charge of sle livery. Orskre front the Country *nee comets remittances fir goods sisal packages, or warty for raiment in tow. But. nee and hampers charged togrtkwr, as. per dozen. Nu dis count will be in any case allowed. COAVEN and PC,IIION. 011ie', 18, Adanputreet, Adrlphi, six doors from Ike „Seran.l urrine of the w NORTH of Fry ; with mote Llinesphose. ni F.Y. ■od Co. Edinburgh ; Laotian. per &len fur Fl of ENG. sal Answers Num,. Cu*. F L.S . he Haiip4ise the Prieefples of 62, Si. flaisre Bell's System ~ Att. Chattel Royal. October, 161 S, being Ahe y Committee of the Society f.r Pronoun's* Christian Knowledge, in aid of the rands of that Institution 111 the Rey. JOH N pnowFxr, M.A. Late Fellow of the New College, Oxfunl, Rector of &Murton, Sussex. The Profiteer Ibis Publication (if say) are to be applied to the Purposes of the Committee. S..ld by Rivisigtims, St. Paul's Church-yard; Skelton, Southampton; and Mason, Chichester. FOURTH EDITION. 'nit day is pliblithe.:, price Is. ad, HITOCRISY (INV EILEII and CALUM. NY DETECTED, in • ReViPW of 134ckernorrs Mag.otine Forth Edition, with an Appendix, containing the Correspundenee between the Author and Metiers. Wilsou and Lockhart, Adrutates. Edinburgh: Printed for Francis Pillion., Ilanoutr-street And sold by the Booksellers of London, Oxford, and Cam bridge. " There is nothing so detestable in the eyes of all good men as defamation, or satire alined at parlicalar persons.— llt deserves the stmost &interline . and discouragement of all wbu have either the love of their country sr the honour of their religion at heart. I have not sci unfelt to rank !Ivo., who deal in those sievaicioas arts of writing with the sour. clever and the mammals. Every hottest man sets an high a value upon his good name as upon life itself; and I cannot but think that Omar who windy assault the one, could destroy the Whey, might they du it with the same security and impituity."—AnWiattn. This day is paldished. is 4tu. price 21. 24. buiti de, LM. CLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY and SICILY, tending to illustrate %nine Districts which bare out been dascribed by Mr. Ragtime, is his Classical Tour. By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. London: Prinieil far J. Illawinaa, SP, Ladrste-street. - - - • 4 1, It has Demon topic of leuersl regret in the literary world. that Mr. Comtism did wit live le dumb the &Apia...wry. tary Volume to his "Classical Tour," to as to form 2 com• ples. Work us likriovese*Used p 3014111411,44 44a6r, kr which he was tweeted is collecting qualmish M the period of his preinstisie deer's!. Hsi 'shot Mr. Essmer Mil not lie to accomplish, Sir Richard Colt Hoare has ed, and in such* snanster as, it is hoped, will be at i.nce acrrptahle Ia 112• public, sad gratifying to the sueirrnus friends of Mr. Eustscr, as a tribute of 'covert to his (emus, and of are tius to his •,,IP Tim Qaarto Edition or mt. Emote.. n rlossiral Tour" haring been lumg out of prim, 4 New and Third Filpinn of the 'lwo Voluntis is now published, and the price of the three uniform quarto volumes, is boards, is 11/. do. . . . . Of whom also may be had, The Fourth Editiuu of EXCI'ACES CLASSICAL TOUR, is four amis. Sm. price W. bosalla. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. 1.801115 AND SINCE had loot the honour of addressing you in reference to the. unanimous Resolutions which were pained by a very •11104q0011 and respectable Body of prides, rcessmuseinhong use to supply the Vacancy which hail recently been caused in your Court of Directors by the lamented death of Slr. Luinstlea, I have received such an accession of smothers to those who had previously promised to honour me with their support, and the exersiouts of my Friends continues's, norelaxed sad tO tfaitlON that I pledge myself to proceed to the Hullos, with the fullest confidence of a successful molt. I, therefore, must earnestly entreat my Frteutls to attend on the 30th Instant, the Day of Elec. ti aa , and a grateful sense of their kindness will be indelibly impressed uU my heart. I have the honour to tw, Lubec and Gentlemen, Your must &Oriel and obefliest servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. City of London Tavern. Rishumgitts street, December 11, Mr. ‘loaav's Committee contioue to meet Daily at the City of London Tavern. Dscinnint 12, 1 0 1111. AT a ninmernua mm 1114001 ,, re,pertml)l.- EE 1'- ING of PROPRIETORS of FAST INIAA STOCK, 11.111 tili• tiny at the City of London Tavern, Sir TIIO%IAB BARING, Bart ALP. in the Chair, the following Resolu tions wile passed unanimously : Proposed by Sir Robert Wigram, Rart.ond seconded by Charles Forlws, l q. 31. P. 1 That in the iipininio of this %Amin!, MT. TAYLOR MONEY, Esq. M.P. is eminently qualified to slimily the Vacancy in the Court of Directors. caused by the lamented death of that able aad distinguished Member of it, Mr. Ennis,len. Proposed by James 4texamler, F.sq. M.P. and troailed . . by Beiiismia Shaw; Esq. 2. That this opinion founded ins Nlis. klosrg's general knowledge of the interests of She Comp:too" —his indefatigable application tu public busisess--his acknowkdged talents— dud tin the bigh integrity of Lis character. Proposed by lobes Forbes, Esq. sad seconded by _ . Abel Chapman, Esq. 3. That, impriumeil with Rattner conviction of Ihr beim fitm whirl. the Company cannot tail to derive from the tier vices of sit individual so justly 'willed to entree and eon ntleusee, the Proprietors who are now present earnestly re commewl Mr. littnarill claim. to tier pmironage mud sup port of the whole Comtitoeut Body, slid they aceilislinely pledge Ilienamelves to make the must streat✓pt■ a n d aorr wittiur exerlitm to impure his outer*, at the 'ovum! Etre le . Resolved—That the above Remolniiuna be Welled in 16 ' public Papers. THOMAS BARING. Chairman ProPwed by Jo/00 Hnme, Hag. M P. an.l seconded by General Gabriel DIVrIUR, M P. nal the cordial Thanks of this Heeling he glees ou Sir Thomas Dario* Wart. for Ms able conduct is the Chap. vi.rApt rED, u Coal- %territory. Cheeeessonger, Grote►, and other Teohornets, to 'apply • respect able LADIES' SEMINARY, a wile rtewa►d f►ww Trois, who eau istrythice Paints to it, kis INt rasa wow tet Fite bore. Addtw•s (peat.peid) tr S L. at Mrs. gimlets/la, °aunt street, eppeatic James-sierra. • co.tricmcdtios ftrentßeAt LONDON AND DUBLIN. • • -oar. [Frost • Curet spondent.) • The reedit tzar► of the Lords of 'the •Treasury is mettle the IlsOldiesd Packets le carry stage • garb pereela arrows the • Chassol, has been the result of 'lie Reinert of thp Cuisiwittea ow the Cusestaisiestiusi hetwees Lothian sad Deliths. Here tofore, so padre' was snowed le tasty soy package,. except the Wipes of the passengers and all coach Darceh were brought from Holyhead to Duitiltit by a private trsder.s... The cessrquesee was Rr►at 111.1 y sad great exposes, is se tailtlag sMritoalket article taps lossdusi.,- The time ems moldy acesipkil us the tilonness at (*.ceiling a pared from Londge was three weeks—and wbere the land carriage front lewd•n la Holyhead was es. the expellees .fruss Holy head to Duhlis, exclusive ear duty, was lea. By the sew arrangeaseist, a parcel will arrive as expeditiously as an an swer to a letter. This wens arrangement is likely to be prodactire.orgreat benefit to the Dublin shopkeepers, as it will enable all the mildest lisailks at North Wales to obtala shoppoods of every description muse regularly and quickly from, Dublin than theycaa now get them by wasting traders from Liver. pant, or at a heavy expense fur land carriage frees lerodun. tt niers groceries, stationery, dallies of all descriptions, will find their way by the parketa and coaches to Bogor and Carnarviin, and all the intermediate places, and fatally mansiour, between those towns and Ludlow, Shrewsbury, mud Chester. Whatever Dohlin, or Ireland peculiarly excels in, will go dill further—So 1,411:01111 NMI other parts of England; so that, on the whole, this new species of a free communica tion will, no &Out, eontrihnie very essentially to the con venience and advantage of both cooutrite. It may, by stose,.be thought injurious to nersJus eppged is the milli nery and hat trade., and to tailors and shoemakers, from the facility with which articles may be procured from Loudon ; but. those who are engaged in those trades will have only themselves to blame of they lose their custom, because this 'ran only happen iu cionerfueuce of their selling goods inferior to what are wool,. le .London, which never oncht to he the rase, as they, possess equaled. vantages with the London tesitearoeu, in all respects, aid superior in many, for iustance, is Ike lower price of work out's'. wages. They, no doubt, Imola rather continue to have no consnctiows; but this competition is what Will serve the public, and nhinfately themselves, by exciting grater exertion., and more ingenuity, in procuring custom for the I n oductious of their industry.-..(Fresseveris Journal.) FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Cenottteetene to ne Sltreireltnry Yeomanry Cavalry, aped by the Lord Lieutenant of the Calmly of Salop. Arthur Lloyd, Emu to be Captaia--dated Decembe► 11, 1818. John Themes Lloyd, Gest. to be battalions...dated es aboye t . John Eatou, Gent. to be Cornet—dated as abo►e. • , • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Atkinson and T. Witte" s, jam. of Newcastle upon-Tyne, NapteigtOr In, 11t18.—T. Haslehnrst and G. Haslrburst, of Hayworth, Nam ie4ham, brick-makers, Decem ber 10, 1818.—R. LAMS a n d T. Loos'', of Manchester, corwelealers,Octoloer IS, 1818.—J. Heath mud W. Cotton, of Nottingham, whip.m. ficturere, I)eceenher 16, 1818.—C. Leggett and T. Revell , of F:a rut-street- Alews, llnnover-armare, Mildlesen, veterinary , surgenns, December 21, 1818.—R. 11'Brair and L. Edmonsiun ' of Calling-street, Fenchnrch street, London, merchants ' December 10, 1818.—M. Lone and H. Hatherill, of Stratfo rd, Essen, clibm-trarebunaetnen, December 25, 1818. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Andrews Minchin, IYilliaet Gruver Carter, sad Arthur Kelly, of Portsmouth, hankers, from December *6 to February 13, at tea, at GniMall, Londost. BANKRUPTS. Charles Emery, now or late of Brumley-Wonfl-Eall, Staf ford, dealer, to surrender, J 311111117 tt, at three, 9, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, Rageley, and February 2, at tea, at Iroiseley-Bridge Inn, Stafford. Atturue)s, Mr. Flint, Ut toxeler ; and Mr. Tooke, Gray's Inn, London. Isaac Hart, late of Southampton, Hants, crorer, to POI , reader, January 5, 12, and February 2, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. James Purcell, late of Genree-street, Upper Marsh, Lam beth, victualler, to surrender, December 29, at rkven, Ja nuary 9, at one, and February 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Muter, M iilbank.st reet, iYestusiuster. Thomas Marshall, of Ton, York, corn-dealer, to surrender, December 26, January 9, and F. bruary 2, at t write, at Guildball, London Attorneys, Mr. Plaits, Castle-street, Holborn, Loudon; and at his (Mice, Lllnud, Halifax, Yorkshire. William Tompkin, nt Nottingham, honier, to surrender, December 31, at six, January 1, and February 2, at ten, at the Flying Horse, Notiiiialiam. Attorneys, Mr. Payne, Nottingham ; sad Mr. Taylor, Field•cuuit, GI Wa.lllll, London. Williams Calirood, of Bold, Lancaster, farmer, tit snrrender, December 29, at five, 31), at ten, at the Nag's fierl, Warring ton, Lancaster, and Febrnary 2, at twelve, a. the George Into, Liverpool. Attorneys Nlessrs. It.talinstm and Huddlestuu, Warrington; and Mr. Chester, Staple-Inn, London. Richard Kirk, of Leicester, liquor-sserclemi, to surrender, January 4, 5. and Friona' y 2, at eleven, at the White Lion, Leicester. Attorney, Mr. Jeyes, Chancery-lane, London ; and Messrs. Lowdham and Greases, Leicester. . - Samuel Iliorrocks, of Wilton, Lancaster, msnufactnrce, to surrender, Decembs r 20, Jonunry 16, and Pebriiiiry 2, at it'll, nt the Bridge tun, Bo!Inn. Attorneys, Mr. Medd°, croft, Gray's lim, Loudon, and Messrs. Boardman and Merry, Briiizeodreet, Bolton. Some. Morris. of tVonlwich, Kent, cordwniner, to issirrens December 20, 29, mid Irebrilory 2, at ten. at Guildhall, 14111111111. Attorney, Mr. Mawr' Sitter. Greenwich. Tborass Gorton, of A Iderisianhury Postern, London, mer cer mid Jannis, y 2. 111. and Jimmy 2, at rieven, at 11'0.111411. Attorney, Mr. Blandfurd, Bruton-street, Berkeley.srmare. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 13. T. Clark and C. Gray, of Krawitk, Cumberland, uurarryeaftt. It twelve. at Gutldhall, I. i o n. Jatt.l3. J. %%litehead, M. Howard. awl J. 113410rk. of Cai. estop-street, London. bankers. at twelve, RI Guildhall Jon. 16. G. Goodell nod T. WiikUlswl , of Porrond et-row, London, ersve-sisnorsti qtr. re, lit eleven. nt Go _ Jan. 15. I Jordon. of NOVO icls. cup uerr, foul, at the Cos tle lon. Norwich. Jait.47. A Car* 0000 0 of Liverpool. reserelaut, et one, at the Geonp• lan, Dalemmet, Lives pool Jan. 19 A. 'toyer and IL livelyon, lvte of Li►erpool, nivr. ehasot, at one, at ihe Geurge Inn , Date street, Liverpool Jos. It. G. Cridlanil, of Dublin, and X. Cridlowl, of Lvt- mar, merchants, at eleven, at the White Hart lois, Lei cester. Jau. It. T. Helices, jun of the 01dikii, Loudon, erfra. tioner, at twelve, 0161.1h , .11. Jan. 111.• T. Thsclirmy and IL Howell, of tireenstich, Kent, linee.strapers, at eleve.l,; st Guilttliall, London. Jen. 111. J. Moore, of Leicester, worsted ',toiler, at eleven, at the White Hart tin, Leicester. Jan. 11 J. Edwards, of BilMol, hatter, at twelve, at the Cemaiercial Romps ? Corts-street,• Bristol. • • CILATIfICATES.--iJoit tailor 12. •-• W. Peeshimosf Helmets, Cornwall, priater.—J. HeMing wilp,ef 11111 mod, notify, York. grocer.-.-- E. Marshall, of Ald loose, Kent, factor—ii.Selsole7, of Paterouster-row s Low den, booftseller.s.4. 8 Asides* of the Harnsw- road, Pail. disasters, Middlesex, Iransnoexcr.-.../. Juhason an .1 *teeth. of High Holborn,• Middlesex, linen drapers Teberei, of Cells/burst. sear Masiebeste It. Yorke, of Flesit.esarkel, botelar. MA Itlr E 7'S. reariel Leiden liimstrialePrlerearrnfr of rmink, December 49, 1818.• • *. • • WRIT INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Lip. IMAM bare been i u moderate dr:assail this w. a nt! :the fonsier prices have been generally obtained. and in s. tmr Inst••••• Is. per cert. attire; urdiliary brown Jamaica 7:5p a 7114 ; pod brows 78s ; middling 82s ; and good tkis. good began St, Vincent Sus. Barhadues Sugars have brew • sold rather tinier. FottatG a SUGARS —Part of the ordinary while llavotinab takes in at a marls; sale uu Tuesday lost at 50s. per cwt: have since been soldbt that price. • The stock of 8.8. Sugar as now 7,250 casks less than last year's at this Woe; the present prices rate Is. per cut. higher, per Gazette average. CO44Er.--Qat small public ale of Plantation Iris taken place this week, at which •the bid iug was nut brisk, Soil a part only was sold at • decline of Se. per cwt the rerna.nder was bought lu. by: the proprietors being siunilling to ull sit this reductiOW—Tbe trapsactions by, private contract have been very limited. The shuck of W. 1. Coffee is now 4,550 tone, !wing '2,060 'less than at this time last year present prices 50s. per cwt. higher: 1;11.-4'11min. have not lamp in good rerpiest this week, and Leewards srrstill dun 'of sate. ' The present stock of Rum is 17,853 puncheons, and Price of proofs Ss. per gallon. Stuck last year, same date, 111,418 puncheons, and price of proof. 3 1 .54. per gallon. Deimos/Os—Extrusive sites of Logwood • leave been made, chiefly bonded Jamaica, at 71. 10s ; Catopeschy, It 1014 ,per tan iu Load. ..Other Dyevrieoils are nut in Goad. PitgeltwO his been doll of sale; a small parcel was pot op un 'Monday, but there were nu buyers. . NORTH AMERICAN PIS/DUCE. Tonacco.—The merit-. 1 fx ivn 'nut ofistattotieincr our last; there has not been stafitient basitiesibne to establish prices, they are therrfore ofinninal. Carolina limy is limn. American Aims have been in good d:nnand, and the prices have in cosivevarnee advanced.. hIEDITERitANZAN PRODUCE,. bury.—The demand ties considerably increased since Oaf !Yip sad as the importers vireos 1 , 04111, pri es /volume us the deceits,. The pasnailry in warehouse is very extensive. BALTIC PRODUCE. The tollowioe were Ilse quotatinits at Si.Peterabaselt, 12th November, 1818 —Y. C. Tallu• 200 rbls. Rated oil t tte spot, ditto MO ou coutract, Steep Tallow 170. Fatebelle 12 8-16 a MU, . . . sour', AMERICAN PRODUCE. Corn/IV—The Cotton Market generally seeming dull, Bengal. have attracted the attention of speculate , . at she low prices submitted to Fast week for yeateruaes prompt, but they could not be readily met with, nod iti a few in stances have commanded better priers The East India Company's sale at present consists of 15,481 bales Bengal, 4,460 bales Surat,ansl 41 bales Bottrbou; there rematua about as much more to be brought forward, but it is yet nneeria iu what portion of it will be added to the sale. The sale. of the week are, duty paid, SIM Perusuibucco fair to good 95d. % 2314. 6ueSa. ; SO Mina ordinary to Middling 11*1d. a 18.1.; tO Smyrna good 16.1.; in bond, 50 Surat middling to e 1 9id. a 110., Noe 13id.; to bond, 540 Bengal middling to fair 61d. a lid. The imports are, 130 Errince. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Dr.c. 19. The Co? Ton market was dull ia . thefortner part of tee week ; but us Thursday the demand revived, and 1,5110 le:r4 were mid at Worrier d prices fur Bowed.; yesterday the sa t . amounted to 5,000 bags, of which 2,000 were burros, MUM y to spinners, remainder to dealers; prices have fluesnased variously ; and whilst we note an advance on Bowed., Or leans, sod the lowest quantity of East ladies of full 141. per lb. nearly every other description is 0. lower. The rural gales amount to 8,800 bags, and consist of 2,300 Finwerls 17d. a 181 d.; 1,000 Orionis 19td. • 121 d. a few 200- 300 Tennessee* 141 d. a 151 d. • 60 Sea Islands 11s. 101.. 34 ; 340 Perusing 221 d. • is.; 1,40 Babies llnd. • 214.; 6110 Maraohams 20d. a 201 d.; 40 Paras 191 d.; 10 Max Wyss 201 d.; 210 Nina Gerae lid.; 956 Demerara. 9041„ a2l ; 20 Berbedoes 181 d.; 60 Cuba. Intl. a WO ; 4,400 Swill! 71d. • 131 d.; and 150 Bengali' 7#d a Mid. per lb. The only public sale of R. P. Sugar brought forward pipes our last bas been one of 160 casks 114rharturs, which sold :4 a decline of Is. ou the fine descriptions, but oilier sorts sup ported former prices; we have bail hotly inquiry by pirate treaty, and the whole quantity sold is about 100 e.ir.);•i. reign descriptions and East India minnow irectreir d. Sip. lasses are without alteration. Nrasul Cats has continued in demand, and 300 bags, not landtd, have brought 730. Rice is still dull, and only a few lots of free Carolina have been sold at 474 For Pimento and Ginger we are without inquiry. About 1110 bags Slack Pepper were (ivied olf ag Auction at 71.1. per lb., but 110 more' is offering in the wai t ket at this price. It, Rums we have bad authiug (low. Lug wood has been its 1%14 demand, and several parr*. haee sold at 8/. ss. for Jamaica, and 81.75. 6.1. for Domingo. G.Oll solid Nicaragua Wood offered at public sale yesterday vss taken in for want of buyers at 281., and has since sold at 271. per ton. 130 barrels of New York stained Pot Avlie. soh, It public sale at 505.3.1. a 51s. Pd. and Montreal. at frls. Tie is steady. I,LOO barrels of good Turpentine hare been di•. posed of at 15s. 61. Tallow continues dull, but wrilroar. .. 1 , teration in prier. The demand for Hider has 5u1.5.41.11; oh, H. A. offered at public sale were withdrawn sod only • re. sold at Std. for pretty good : 2,000 Horse tildes gat fair qns• lily, have brought 7s. 6d. The Coffee market has been very quiet, but the !odd.., continue firm; the few sales anastr air routine., to satail p.ii • eels of Jamaica : good urdinoy at 140 s. to 1424 ; m....11...g and gond middling, at 1455. Gd. to 1485.; and good 0ri.i.111..4, Dutch, at 1494. per cwt. The demand for Tobacco still continues very 'mord, soil pricer have declined gd. to id. ;see lb. Since the he tract fur 1,500 hhds. to lareadou has been made, She 11111.1( la are rather stiffer. We hart in notice a further decline in Wheat, of folly 3.1. per 1)1143,1 I .n all descriptions, and a more limiseit Oeni....d. American Flour is also very dull iif sale; of 1.009 bends New York soar Flinur offered by suction on Tuesday, ouly 460 were sold, at 33s 3.1 t.. 33s 6d. p►r brl.; the retnaisid.c wiilidianio, the hid& rs being unoilliug to sell is th. so prices. Of 100 tons Vulouia, offered by suction on IlosJ4tipoly *0 ". S ~. 9 i~~