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, . 1 z ,.. :'/; ( /,1/4Z 7 ( .., /- e•---'&; • . / .. , A ..4 1 0 471:95fi V .‘4 1 1; : .• . P r:: P4C Air • •_4.i .- '- . ;./..' -14 . , """".. •-•......—., • • b i .\ 11 ' • _... . „ NIC Lt . .„,.. ja i , I 1 V . . . . .. ' lAt . 41) A k , ' C__ ...-- "-- I -... , irt • . . 6 t •t . • 4 ( ' • r ___—...6;..j. onm ms ...0 - ~- '' 1.,„ ..--• - . A.-- .. - . : . Paw E LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1819. Numsza 5179. 7d. -ITHEATRE-11ZOTAL, COVENT: ADEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. J ul y 14, will be acted the Alaska' Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR. Sir Frederick Verson, Mr. Egerton; Vivaria Oshaldistone, Mr. • Game ; Rob Roy 511cgregor Campbell (first time), Me. Yates ; Donee, Mr. Emery; Usillie Nicol Jamie, Mr. Dieu* Vernon, Miss Stephens; Helen Macgregor, Mr,. rancid. With (231 time), a sew Dramatic Sketch, in oae set, called COZENING ; Or, HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Dirk Mutable, Mr. Yates! Ouvii. Roadie, Mr. Yates!! Tragic, Mr. Yates!!! Fellow., Mr. Yates!!!! Grimsrier, Mr. Vates!!!!! Gilbert Glib, Mr. Yates!!!! !! Squire Home ly, Mr. Yates Julia, Mrs. T. Hill ; La Belk Liinowadirre, Miss Shaw. To which will be added, With Sitar, • Farce (with sonic Misc . ), called A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Principe Cbsracters-Alr. Fawcett, Mr. Jose., Mr. Ali 'Lott„ Mr. Emery, 31r. J. reams, Miss Foote, Mies Beaumont, Miss Green. I) on °pea at Six o'Clock'; the Performaace to begin at F7ren. . Buses, 7s. ; Second Price, 3s. SJ —Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 4s.—Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery; is.; Second Pric , , 6.1. Tomorrow, Guy with Bine Beard. Ou Friday, The 'Urea—Paul and Virginia—sued Love, Law, and Physic. VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. July 14, a GRAND GALA, when Monsieur, Mademoiselle, and Madame SAQIiI will go through their surprising Evolutions. At the end of the Concert Madame &gni will make an astonwhiag Ascent an the Tight Rope, amidst 11 brilliant display of Fire-works by Signora Hengler. Adroittsuce, :is. Doors open at Seven, the Concert to begin at Eight o'Cleek. Tobago' bare 'setae Tis. strong It. Visceass 725. onlinsry brown DemotesVS.._ The stock of P. Repo is sow 5,400 casks less aloe last year's at this time, prrsrol prices 7s. per esti. borer per Gazette average. Foams Sttaosas—Rales of Ilinnianah are been made at a moll sevaspee is white, is Bnisile debit. Ross are within's alleratioo. The preset althea .i Rion is 11,789 puncheon% aod price of proofs IN. 44. per block last year same date, 14,995 poscheoss, and pries of proofs 3.. 3d. per gallon. Pisterro is is steady demand . NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. For TOnsirtts tle re has bees a liitle iotioiry fur import, hut prices remain - aseatered. Carolina Ries is 4.11 of deaasnd, mid lower. East bolls is steady. I.IIPEXIAL PA RLIAMEIVT. HOUSE OF LORDS, TvubAt, Jvcv 13. The House WWI opened this dry at an vsrly hoer, and every seat within the body of the Hose. with the excepti of the hoist row of beoches uu either aide. was quickly occupied by Ladivr. The front rows were reserved fur Peers. Amon the many distinguished personages present on this i.ccasion were the Duke of York, the Duke sod Duchess of Kent, the French. Austrian, Persist', Algcrine. and (Ms., Ambassadors. Absot one o'clock the LARD CilailciELLOß took his Brat on the AVnolssek, and prayers were read by the Bishop or PETEIIBORouGH. _ I) ON JUAN w►►.►. •s PUBLISHED TO. MORROW, is Co. To be bad of all Bookseller,. 'ibis day is pabliatted, R ENNELL ON SCEPTICISII.--Tbird Edition, price sa. W. Printed for Itivingtone, 84. rites asurek.yeed, Waterloo-place. Alms reveille very Hat. ROUGII Tv ins is it steady ilessisd. sovini AMERICAN PRODUCE. Thew Imo bee $ fair demand for Com' slAi 'Perk for irsport-amil sir Arse is nyer alf..r , rl at resew pricey, the asks are neeenparily very Inntaml, home beierg yet satellites( to give more than a trifling advance. Irbe Wes of the week are am firllowr, ci>< 170 Peritionhurce . . ifhis day is published, price Va. AsEßmos ttreaclied in tit* Pitrigh Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fietils, June 20,181 ft, after reading the Kiug's Letter, and previous to the C o l'retina th erein directed to he made, in aid of the Society fur the Propaga. Lion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. Hy JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A.M. Archdeacon of Loading, and Vicar of hi. Martio.hatbe- Fields. _ . PLl•soamhurt hien!" wood 19d. a 19#J.; 20 Bnhis gia•rt 17 , 1. • 90 Dense rats est Illarbiet fair to rood 141 J. a ; 1 imyroa good tip.; dll ft.! (in bond) twiddling to fair OIJ a 941. ; MOO Drags' (am) amiddliag to fair 60. a Sid. fine 71.1. total wales lAN bor. The imports are 909 Prroamborro, IS4 Carrineos sled Grenada, 39 COOII4OII west India, 492 Der. gal, II Prance. Suld by Rivingtons, St. Panl ; ;C burcb-yard. and Waterloo place, Pall-Mall. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. prIE Public ere respectfully informed, tl , .t Theatre WILL OPF.Pf, fur the usual SUMMER LASON, up TUESDAY NEXT, the 201 h of July, with a Unholy, in five Arts, ruled E SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER, shirk Mrs. Edwin, late of the Theatre-Royal, Dru►y. I,,uts, will make her that appearance on Ibis Stage. After which, the Interlude of I.OV ERS' QUARRELS. To canchule with a Neer F.irce (never performed), called 11 1 ET WE. ATH ER. The principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, Jones, J. Re and Miss Beaumont (horn the Theatre-Royal, Co vent.earsh u;, 'icing her first appearance 011 this Stage. Flares fur the ►loxes to be taken of Mr. Masaitigham, at the Theatre. TII E.! TXE-ItOYAL, OPRRA-HOUSE, ' MFRAIVD, ?TIMIS PRESENfiFiIIigESDAY, July 14, IL will be performed, Ilse favourite Coolie Opera of UP ALL NIGOE! Or, THE SMUGGLER:N . CAVE. Admiral Brunt, Mr. Dowtosi ; Harry Blunt, Mr..0 . C.il- Lich ; Heart well, Mr. Roo Irothani ; Young Heart well, Mr. ?carman; Meddle, Me. Broadhurst; Peter, Mr. Harley. du li.not, Miss Kelly; Flora, Miss 1. Stevenson. A f er Which, the celebrated Musical Farce, to two nett, called AIIATEURS AND ACTORS. • -•- Dulcet, Eiq. Mr. Pesrisan ; Mr 0. P. Bustle, Mr. " 4 ' Y "'mg. Mr. Wrench; Elderberry, Mr. Duw ton . llis M.uy Ilsrlarre, Miss Lure; Mrs. 31ury Guueril, Miss 1. St eveussu. Pores, ss; Serind Pike, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Second Price, ls. 61—Lower (salleiy, ; Scuund Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second P, ice Macs, Places, Tickets, Admissions for the Season, and Pris•ate Boxes (with the aataulage of a separate eutrauee in Exeter.streeL, to be hail of Mr. Steveusurs, at the Box Office, Strand totrariee, Com Ten till iur ; auJ of Mr. Framer', Library, I7(', New Buiotaireet. To morrow, The Jovial Crew—The Quadrille—and Ray mond and Agnes, thi Fg iilay, Frederick the Great, with My Owu Rival! Ou Sword iy, Rusigga —after which, first time, ■ new En tent fi 'intent, in one at t, called One, Two, Three, Four, Five, by Advertisement—with The Rends swum. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Linder the Patroeage or his Royal Ilighutas Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. THREE NEW PIECES. wins EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July 14, and following Evenings, at Half-past Six .Cluck pre. cisely, will be presented (settled lime), an entire New Nick,- draina, Olt Scenery, Drcsms, and Decorations, founded on a popular Novel, and (Ailed GLENARVON. In the Course of the Piece, a MASQUERADE. The Mel.►drama to tertotuate with the Destruction of Gleilar- Voll . llCasthe. • Alter whicb will be produced (second time), • Broad Farcical Piece, to be called THE DEAD ALIVE! The whale to eoncluik with as entirely New Melo.dranyi, founded en a popular Story in the " nits! Series of the Tabs of My Landlord," with New Scenery, Dresses sod Dzeorations, to be ogled, Tat': CH/LIM - MN OF THE MIST;. Or, A LEGEND OF MONTROSE. Private Boxes have been made, and may be had nightly. Places to be takeu at the Box Office of the Theatre ; and for the aceommo.tation of the Nobility and Gentry ut the West End of the Touts, at Mr. Fent 'a Mnsic Warehouse, N 0.78, Strand; and at N 0.182, Piccadilly, opposite Bur 'Melon House. The Public are moat respectfully informed, that a Splendid Melo di lunatic Piece, the subject from the popular Opera of Tbs. Travellers; or, Fascination, is io preparetiou at this Theatre , the purpose of introducing Mr. T. Cooke, front the Theatre Royal, Drarphsue, who will appear here usi 51imilAy next, July 19. An entirely new interesting Melmarams, In be callerk.:The bride of Lammermoor, is also is preparation. BEDFORD-ROW. 'Emit HIE FAM I I.Y HOUSE, witn Offices, Coach.lionse, Stable, &c. EXCELLENT FURNITURE awl Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. ROBINS, Oa the Premises, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 16th Instant, at Twelve o'Clork, AVA LUA 111. E LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial capital Family House, eon laininr three Rooms on a flour, neatly finished, with conve nient Offices, open airy Yard, Cusch.losuse and Stablts, re cently altered and improved at a considerable expense, and stow in excellent order, situate No.* on the west side of Brdfurd-row, Holborn, the propertyAuslwesidence of JAMES TOPPING, Eau Retired from the Bar. The Premises are held under the Bedford Charity, fur a term which will expire at Christmas, 1833, at a low ground 11 us of ha per annum. thei same slay will be SOLD by AUCTION the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Bedsteads and Redding, excellent Cabinet Articles of all desemptiutis, Drawing.room and Pat lutir Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, and various Effects. The House may be viewed to the lime of Sale—the Furniture two days preceding. Particulars sad Catalogues on the Premises; of Meseta. Ihmadeetl. firtiokm sod Red dish, Peek's Buildings, Temple; of Mr. Wino; Neetli.place, Graysltte-laue ; at Garraway's; sad of Mr. Rabbis, ‘Var wick-etteet,Golden4quare. THE NEXT OF KIN (if any) of JOHN HAGGISON, Imo belonging to the East India Mer chant Ship Warren Hastings, demised, by applying to Mr. Owen, Nu. 3, Hell•yard, Doctoa-Commons, nay bear of something to their advantage. SEA COAST OF DEVON. BETWEEN LYME AND S EATON. T ° he SOLD by RI V ATE CONTRACT, THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS, contain ing together 521 a. 3a. 24 r. in the occupation of respect able tenants, .or terns of which about five years are un expired, at 7001. a year. Fur Particulsrs apply to Mr. F. Jere, Solicitor, 69, Chaucery.lane, London; or Mr..f. Tarawa, Solicitor Ax. minsier, Devoe; and at the Auction Mart , near the Solicitor, London. THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. PHIS new anti elegant Preparation possensei .IL the advantage of instantly producing the best SODA WATER., and of being, at the maw time, a mild APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Acidity on the Stomach, Sic. It is recommended to those whose Stomach from weakoess, or other causes, reject Epsom and Cheltenham inks., &c. the nauseous taste 4 which deters many from using them. These Powders. posillhir all the medicinal properties of those salts; in their operation ode , equally mild mid efficacious; and Wag perfectly% ruitelessi 1 t they may be given to children as well as adults , d i cauntllF take a saline aperient in soy other furor. The, oirders taken after too free an indulgence in the luxuries of the table, particularly after too much wine, the common dis agreeable 'Krell" are altogether avoided. In warm climates, tiny will be fottmtils ffosively beneficial, as they admen dis ordered bile, without debilitating the stomach. Sold by the Proprietors,R. Butler end Sens, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, Loudon ; and No. 34, Saekville.street, Dublin; and, for them, by all the principal Boolv.elliTs, Dritgeists, and Medicine Venders, throughout the Kingil ttttt . In Boxes, at 35. All. each. N.8.-1u order ID prevent the sielistioniun of spurious imitations of these Powders, a tae-simile of the Proprietor's signature is engraved iu the label which is affixed to each Box. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Croien-Qffire, July 13, 1819. SUMMER ASSIZES. CH ESTER CIRCUIT. The Hon. enstuts WARREN, and the Hon. SAMUrt. MARSHALL, Serjesnt at Law. ilonlgonterychire—Saturday, August 13, at Pool. behlasykskire—Friday, August 20, at Ruthin. Flimishire—Thurstlay, August 26, at 51..1.1. Ciseshire—Weduestlay, September I, at the Castle of Chester. CARMARTH EN CIRCUIT. SAMUEL HLTWOOD, Serjeaot at Law; and JOHN BaLouT, Esq. efermorlhen—Monday, Anen..t 30. Ilarerfordirest—Saturday, September 4. eitrillyan—Friday, September 10. NOR WALES CIRCUIT. HUGH LEVCIESTEII, Esq and WILLIAM KENRICIL, Esq. .Ver:or.alhrhire=fn• @day, Awzwat 17, at Dulgelly. Carmarronshire—Muuday, August 23, at Cimarron. Angkrey—Saturday, August 28, at 801111814111. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in Me Cluqber Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. The Right Mon. the Earl of Silvery to be Captain, by re ek:mire with the Most lluu. the 313rquis of Titelifielsl - June 21, 1819. The Moat Host. the Marquiq of Titelinelsl to be Lieutenant, by exchange with the Hight Hon. the Earl of Surrey— elated at. nbore. RANKREPTCIF.S ENLARGED. Ruben Punch, of Cooper's-run, Crotched (nun, London, wine.niercbaut, irons July 3 to August 21, at cleveu, at 'Ehousas Schofield, of Kingston.npou-Thaines, Surrey, maltster, Crum July 3 to August 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Thomas Thompson, of Piccadilly, Mid 'lowa, ironmonger, from Joiy 3 to August 21, nl eleven, al Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Oliver Junes, of Piiiiree-atreei, Lambeth, Surrey, patter. BANKRUPTS. Tlesmas Mather, late of Warritizton, Lancaster, cooper, to stprentler, July 27, nt six, 23, at ume, sad Auxins% 24, at four, at the Matt s Head Imo, IVarringt , as. Attorneys, Messrs. Mason and liousmati, New Bridge-street, Loudon ; and Mr. Leather, Lord street, Liverpool. Thomas CoHinson, aeuiur, of Lureley-liall, Stlisbury, Lancaster, vottun.spiniter, to surrender, July 29, at six, 30, and Angust 24, at eleven, at the King's Aims Inn, Preston, Lancaster. Attorneys, sTr. lilhs, Chancery-lane, London ; and Niesars. I 'mow and Abraham, Plll4Oll. Richard Roberts, Wend Salford, Istlicaster (hut now a pri soner fur debt in the Castle of Lancaster), provisiuu.shop. keeper, to surrender, July 29, 3n, and August 24, at nine, at the Dog Tavern, Deausgme, Nlatichuster. Attorneys, %leases. Atiliugton and Grestgry, 'Tedford-sow, London ; and Messrs. Chile and Thompson, St. Nlary's-gate, Manchester. Wilhum Capenlitied, of Coma, Stayed, **Tasman, to surrender, July 30, 31, and August 24, at eleven, at the Crown, John-dries, htimitlbam. Attorneys, Mr. W. C. Smith, Aldermaobery-Pusteru, London; and Mr. TIMMIIIII Sadler, Birmingham. William Hairy Hayward and Robed Collier, of Haw. chaster, cotton-spinners, to surrender, July t 7, 28, at three, and August 44, at eleven, at the Sloe Ism Dassagate, Maw • cheater. Attorneys, Mr. Hampsoo, Milleerry.street, Maw. cheater; and Mr. Ellie, Chancery-law, London. Meld Lonraorth and William loalven, of Little Lever, Lancaster, bleachers, tosorreader, Anglia( 2,3, and 24, at ten, at the Star lan, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Hal. stead and Ainsworth, Illtubeliester ; sad Messrs. Sliloe sad Perry, Temple, Loudon. William Walker, late of Myth?, Kent, firmer, to sur. render, July 28, at sexes, 29, and Ayres' 24, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney", Mr. Kennett. Dover ; and Messrs. Stocker, Dawson, and Herriughabs, New Bus well-court, Liaraln`wlan, Louder. John Glees*, of Bkollowle.llloore, Lancaster, victualler, to mirreoder, July 30, 31, and August 24, at ten, at the Swan lon, Bulgur-le-Moore. Attorney', Messrs. Aillingien and Gregor", Redford-row. Leedos ; and Messrs. Cross and Rushton, Bollowle-Moors. 'Alexander Griffiths, of Swansea, Glamorgan, Poem, to surrender, August 10, 11, and 24, at 'levels, at the Mack. worth Amara las, Swansea. Aimee/rya, Mr. Price, larbetiles Ina London ; and Messrs. James and Whits, Snalleni. Abraham Stephens Ranier, slow or late of Wichesfurd, Woreeiter, farmer, to surrender, August 4, at five, •b, and 24, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Worcester. Attorneys, Mr. Bette, Devonehint-street, Queen-square, London ; and Mr. France, St. John's, VVoteester. Nathaniel Carkett, of Tavistock-street, Covert-garden, and of New Bond.street, Middlesex, upholsterer, to iiiir. reader, July 17, 24, and August 24, at ten, at Guildhull, Leaden. Attorney, Mr. Brookes, Spiar.street, Leicester-. square. Benjamin Gibson, late of Cheltenham, Gloucester, wise merchant, to surrender, July 20, August 3, and 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Lon don Commercial Bak-room, Mincing-lane. John Broomfield and Joseph Hasehrood, late of Birosimr ham, Warwick, steel.mansfaeturers, to surrender, July 26, 27, and August 24, at ten, at the Union Ina, U • -Direct, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London; and Mr. Beswick, Cberry.street, Birmingham. 1 James Donn, of Bristol, broker, to surrender, July 20, 21, and Aneast 24, at twelve at the Commercial Rooms, Bris tol. Attorneys, Mr. Heelis, Staple.luu, Leedom; and Mr. Smith, Exchauge-buildings, Bristol. DI VI DEN DS. July 12. J. Wilkerson, of Barley, Hertford, mobster, at twelve, at Guildhall, 11.01141111. August 3. W. F. Cowherd, o Upper Clspton, Middlesex, . i i plumber, at eleveni 'at Gnu all, London. Auguiit 12. E. Psrkbonse, of ilium, Devon, linen-draper. at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. August 7. J. Sayer, of Fetter-lane, Loudon, furrier, at twelve, at Guildhall. August 7. W. Neste, of Sweeting'salley,Cornhill, London, silversmith, at ten, at Guildhall. ' July 17..1. Blurt's, of Old Bond-street, Middlesex, coach. maker, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Aug. 7. J. Grant, of Coleman-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aug 3. J. EL Peacock, of Burwell, Cambridge, merchaat, *neves, at the .F.agle Inn, Cambridge. Aug. 3. A. Burnett, of Lisle-street, ltestminster, cabinet• maker, st eleven, at Guildhall, London. Aug. 9. J. Wilkinson, of George-street, York, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Scalelane, King sion.o poia-H all. Aug 3. J. G. Aro& and J. C. Maessner, of Coleman-street, London, and Old Bond-street, Middlesex, topiserithassa, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Aug. 3. J. Chard, late of Anchor and Hope-alley, Red Lion-street, Middlesex, painter, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aug. 6. J. F. Burge and M. Funks, of King's Arms-build ings, IVood.street, London, hosiers, at less, at Guildhall. Aug. 7. J. Prichard, of Church-lane, Whitecha pet, Middle. sex, cooper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Losiloo. Aug. 7. T. Richnsoud, of &filen!, Carey-street, Middle. sex, plumber, at twelve, st Guildhall, London. Aug. 7. S. Harrell, of the Miouries, Loudon, corn-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. 10. J. Murray, of Bishopsgate-street, London, cord. waitier, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. 7. W. Loon, of SI. Mary-at-Hill, London, blopseller, at twelve, at Guild!' ill. July 19. T. Mugridge end E. Slngridge, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, cork-manufactureis, at clever', sit the Guildhall, King's Lyon. Aug. 12. W. Stevens, late of Maiden-Newton, Dorset, erocrr, at eleven, at the King's Arms lon, Dorsetshire. Aug. 3. T. Hack, of she Bear Garden, Southwark, Surrey, anchor-smith, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Aug 7. J. Brenchley, of Lincoln's-lon fields, Middlesex, distiller, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aug. 7. E. Cohen, of London, merchant, at eleven, at .. 611i1/11.all. AssZ. 14. H. Rugg and C. Rugg, of Austimfeiars, London, sill:men, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 17. W. Barrett, of Old Broad-street, London, twee. chant, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. 10. T. Forsyth, of Burslem,Staffurd, draper, at three, at the Star Inn, Deatiagate, Manchester. CERTIFICATES.—Aunusg 3. J. Rugg,of Bristol, victualler.—E.Smith,of Tothill-street, Westminster, Middlesex, elineammi.—J. Slather, of Man chester, joiner.—T. Robinson, of Maucheati r, cutting-spin ner.—G Brook, of Lockwood, Al bu. y, Yoik, woollen mann factisier.—H. Webb, of Bristol, pump-maker.—J. Swasay, of Attalla-friars, London, merchant.—T. It. Smith, lily of Oxford, linen-draper.—R. Kam, of the Curtain-road, 31iddlesex, and W. H. Cath, of New Ursion.strert, Little Moorfielila, Loadou, and late of Leghorn, merchants.—M. Pearry, late of Lime-eireet-square, Iro-losi, merchant.— L. Atire:ratsia and A. Abrahams ' of Ca 1111 l mile.sireet, Lon don, oilinen.--G. Grimes, late ofßurtou.cresecui.Tavistock square, Middlesex, IneTCll2lli.—J. Bayliss, of Middlesex, ironmonger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. °Amy, C. .1. Gaits?, and J. harraston, of Liverpool, ship-brokers, April 30, 1819.—T. Spratly and G. Puckett. of the Mill-well, Poplar, Middlesex, shipwrights, July 9, 1819. —J. Guitge and G. F. Stubbs. of Church-street, Hackney, Middlesex, auctioneers, June '24, 1819.—A. tangier and A. Bliellach, of Charles-street, Cornwell's-fields, St. George's in the East, siorar-refiners, June .29,1819.—T. J. Erudition sisal J. Flaiiibtidge, of Luciano, glaitiumanuracturerr,July 9, 1819. —L. Sunpeou and R. Wathet.:k, of Liverpool, timber-mer chants, July 10, 1619.—H. l'rieake and S Frieake, of Up per 'litanies-street, Loudon, stignerefiuers, Jut), 10, 1819. J. Hall and T. Travis, of Manchester and Asbtommider- Line, Lancaster, musliti•iiinonfacturers, July 8, 1819.—E. Manley and R. Brown, of Climithent within Atherton, Lau eutes., coitus machine makers, July 10, 1119. liiiitagra. From lbe " London Mercantile Price Current,^of Tuesday, July 13, 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Corers —The priers have fluctuated at the public wiles daring the week, but ouc us. Thursday wrist uhf at about the Werner rates, the demand by private coutrnet same has beta limited, and prices on the whole are about 36. luwer. The stock of W. I. Coffee is new 4,030 tons, being 430 wore lima at ibis time last year, pre•eat prices 30s. per cwt. lower. B. P. theoaas have been doll of demand, and middling testifies have &elided about ls. per cwt. good middles, - .r • _ii --•,~- -- LIVERPOOL REPORT. Jinx 10, 1819. Cormals.—There has bees a good demand thronghont the week for Bowed Ma Orkaas Cotton, the former of which has brought rather higher price., Init oilier aorta remain without eh/ration. The sales amount to 6,500 bags, compar ing of 350 Sea Islands, fair to good 2". a 2s. 3d. fine 2..51. a 2..9d.; 20 stained, ordinary 121 d.; 2,800 Rowed ordi nary to middling ltd. a Ilia. fair to good 124 : a 13:41. fine 13td. • 1,200 °denim, ordinary to nsidliug 11.1 d • 1214. fair to `n od 12.1.1. • 15J. a few fine 180.; 800 Permit's, mid. tiling ;16 d. fair to good 17d. • 181.1 3OO Bahia. fair to good 18.1 d. • 104 d. fine 17d.; 300 Maratihants, 0611111 in 15 1 ,•11 fair to good 15- 1 1 d. • 184 ; 200 Demerara", "'addling 1311. fair to good 141 d.• 180 ; 20 Barhadots. good 13(1.; 11. Domingo., fair 121 d.; 50 Surat% fair to good 83d so 914.; 400 Bengal., middling 61d. fair to good Std. a 8;d.: about 1,000 bags pare been takea on speculation, and 500 for ex port. The imports are 210 bags West India, :333 New Or leans, 2,870 Charleston and Savannah, 1,432 other parts of U. S.: total 4,845 bags. - - The Sugar market bas been data during the last week, owing to the quantity offered at public sale exceeding the demand from the trade, and we have to autice • further de cline of Is. per cwt. un iniddliug sad better descriptions: the quantity offered was 1,200 casks, of which only 900 were sold. Foreign dercriptiona are still much neglected, and a parcel of good strong white H Iu was taken to at pub lic sale at Ns.; 100 boxes of yellow sold at the same time at 31s. a 385.; and 30 chests and 120 barrels of Brasil at 275. for brown, 30s. a 345. for yellow. Illtd 36e. Oil. to 4111. for low strong to good white. Our Coffee market baa been on the whole in • very dull state, but has fluctuated with the changes i• the London market ; in the middle of the week several parcels of St. Domingo, of good quality, brought 110 a. mod clean middling Hamismah 1120 ; but the market bas since become flat, and at a public sale yraterilay toil. dliwg Dutch sold at 116 a. a 117 s. being a decline of 3a. to 4s. from last week's prices. 1,600 bags of ordinary Cheri bon were withdrawn fur want of buyers. liVe have less in quiry for Carolina Rice, which has sold at 20s. 6d. a 21s. ad. for good quality: East India has been itg more request, mud has brought 14s. • 14a. 3d. fur yellow Java, and 170. 9:1. a 19s. for fair to good white free Bengal. We have had a ape. moistlye inquiry fur Pimento, and about 300 bags have been taken at 7d. We have some inquiry fur common Leeward Rum, of which • small parcel has sold at 2s. 25d. and Ja maicas of good quality Imes brought 3s. 4d. per gallon 160. P. Dyewoods are steady : Campeachy Logwood has sold at 71. and Jamaica at 81. 51. a 81. 71. 6d : 100 tons of Cuba rustic offered at auction were withdrawn at 101. Put Ashes are steady, and have sold at 375. Bd. a 38s. for gooil old Montreal; but Pearls are on the decline, and have sold at 435. a 44.. fur good New York. Turpentine has been is good demand, and has brought lls. ild. a 12s. 6d. Hides ore steady and without alteration iu prices. In Tobacco there bas been more doing; some purchases have bees made on speculation, COOl.lO ing of about 160 Mids. Virginia, averaging stl. per Its, and some parcels of Kew lucky stems at 41d. per lb.; 60 lihils. Kentucky leaf have ■lsuu bees mold by auction at to 31.1. per lb. for ordinary to good middling quality. The sales in Wheat have been limited, the holders being steady in demanding the advance of last week, and the buyers being unwilling to „Live it, in consequence of the MGM favourable appearance of the weather. The speculative demand for soar Flour has sub sided, and this article is sew offering on rather lower terms. Oli.s.—Tbere have been no accounts yet received from Greenland. The demand in this market is more brisk, 351. and M. have been paid fur C laud Oil to arrive. South Sea ■nd Cod Oil are steady at advanced pricis. The price of Sperm Oil is nominal at present, in consequence of two ar rivals, making together between 500 and 600 tuns. Rape Seed Oil steady, some new Seed has come to market of ur divary quality and damp, fur which 441. per all is asked. FOREIGN Faurr.—A public sale was brought forward on Thursday, consisting of a parcel of Trieste Currants, qua lity rather inferior, but brought high prices, viz. 105 s. per cwt, Aoe Carrabona Raisins 705., red Slllyllllll. 665. per cwt. : a few lots of each only sold, the remainder withdrawn; Beg lergeck 54a. per cwt. la general, the market is very Sat. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. REV! VED SUGARS have been in limited demand and Is. a 2s. per cwt. less bits been i taken for large lump., not more than 118 s. is now ofitred for Ordinary. IllotAsses dull of &de au4l 12s. lower. Patla-00, Tuesday, July 13, 1819, Four o'Clock. Corm.v..—The public sale tmolay was almost wholly taken in. for the Brazil 112 a 84. was bid, but was bought in at 114.. A parcel of 500 bags fine ordinary St. Domingo was yesterday sublet 110 s. and to.day some was boughtia at the same rate. The wales of B. P. Stiosa were very limited at former • prices. At COURSE OF EXCHANGE., TUESDAY, JULY 13. Amsterilam,C F. 11 17 I Genoa Ditto at Sigbt.. 11 14 Venire !tall-iv. 20 Rotterdam .... 11 18 Malta 5O Antwerp ex-mo. 12 Naples Haisiburgls 35 9 Palermo llBd per os. Altos& 35 10 Lisbon... .... 53 /.. Paris3day's date 25 ()pinto 54 Ditto Bounteous do 25 30 Dublin l5 Frankfort on the Cork .4 34 Maitre 1491, :• Lion. - Madrid „„ Cadiz 131150 a Bareettism ...... 33 New Doutbloosio 3 II 0 Seville ........ 331 New Dollars 05 • Gibraltar........ 32 Wirer is Hars 0 5 1 Inborn, 4ll Nap baste ewe...o il . • MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS. Mr. 8r0....dr.', mid whets from the House of Coilinionr, maimed the Nth fur Reversing the Art of Attainder of Lord &lewd Fingered, the fklillhank Pinitentisry Pill, nod aev.r it whir bills, to which the House of Cunigiont bad *greed. [The Ladies appeared highly gained at the forms prescribed by usage to the Representatives of boil: Houses of Parliament, in this comrnunirattots be. tween them. The three bows of the Commons (not always the most graceful imaginable) on re• tiring from the bar, after the delivery of each mvs sage, and the necerwity imposed on the Lord Chan caller of welking from the %Voolsack to the bar, between the presentation of each Bill, excited some noisy merriment.] Soon after two o'clock his Royal Highness Ole Prioce Regent entered the House a n d it-eel:de-I the throne. The crown was laid on the Prince's chair of state, on the right hand of the throne, behind the choir stood the Lord Chanctllor. His Royal Highness gave orders to Sir Thomas Tyr. whist to summon the (louse of Commons, sod -unit after the Speaker, attended by a great hotly of the Members, approached the bar, and toldresied the Prince Regent. The great noise occatanned , the Members rushing into the House, prevented us from hearing him for some minutes distinctly. He informed his Royal Highness, that during tie continuance of an unusually long and leborious Sr-- sinn, the House of Commons had directed its unre mitting attention to the internal affairs of the con try, and more particularly to the state of the vireo !sting medium, and to the financial cosicerus. The result of a painful inquiry into the state of the cur rency was a determination to revert to the ancient metallic standard of the country, but by the adoption of such means as would obviate the danger whir 4 might be expected to arise from a sudden alteration iis the system. The House, in undertaking HIS inveiiti. gallon of the finances of the country, carefully coin pared the expenditure with the revenue, and feeling that the disposable surplus of revenue was not ad". quate in its amount towards the attainment of the great object to which it was applicable, namely, the sesieetion of the national debt, resolved nil the ne cessity of iocreasing the revenue by the imposition of taxes, so that there might be a diaposeble .ink ing fund of five millions. This has been efferteil, but his Majesty's faithful Commons, in forming this resolution, did not conceal front themselves how severe was the sacrifice on the part of the pres de. They were encouraged, however, to proceed in fulfiling their determination, front a confident hope that a great and pertnaw.nt advantage would result to the country from thus encountering its financial difficulties, and placing them in such a state as would enable her to maintain her public credit and character for good faith, by which *lie has ever been distinguished. The Right Hots. Gentleman then presented the usual Bill for apply tug the sums therein mentioned to the public ser vice, to which he prayed his Majesty's Royal As sent. The Royal Assent was then given, in the name of his Majesty, 10 the Public Service A pproprilt Bill, Lord Edward Fitzgerald's Attaitider-reversDl Bill, the M;llbatilt Penitentiary Bill, and several other Bills. The PRINCE REGENT then spoke as follows : " My Lords, and Gentlemen, a It is with great regret that I am again obliged to an nounce to you the continuance of bin Majeay's lamented indisposition." " I cannot close this Session of Parliament without ex pressing the sati•factiou that 1 have derived from the zeal and assiduity with which you have applied yourselves to the several isuporiant objects which have come nudes your con sideration. " Your patient and laborious investigation of the state of the cireulatiusi and currency of the kingdom demands my warmest acknowledgments; sad I entertain a couficktit ra m:dation that the mrasures adopted, as the result of thi• loyally, will be productive of the moat beneficial CUil St* (pante/. " Gentlemen of the Horse of Commons, * I thank you for ihc Supplies which you have granted fur the service of the present year. " I sincerely regret that the necessity should have esktf of making any addition to the burdens of the people; but I anticipate the must important permanent advantscm from the effort which yon have thus made for welling at vac* ail the financial difficulties of the country; sad I &live ninety tisfactioa from the belief thnt the means which !I'll Ivies devised for tks purpose, are calculated to pints lightly on all classes of the cummunity as could be espekdcd whin so great an effort Wks to be made. " Ng Lords, and Gentlemen, " I continue to noise from Foreign Powers the sirontit.t assurances of their friendly disposition towsids this country. " I have observed with great concern the attempts which have recently been made in tome of the nisoufictiii Mg dis tricts, to lake advantage of circumstances of local disireve, to excite a spirit of disaffection to the lastitutieus and Go. VelrelNeill of the country. No object caw he nearer any brlla t than to promote the welfare and presperity of all classy, of kis Majesty's subjects; beet this aunt be 'Meted witbwt the maintcoasee of public order end tranquillity. " Vow may rely, therefore, epos any drew determination to employ fur Ibis poems the powers Intrusted to me by law ; said 1 have no doubt that, es rise return to your several