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r - / 46/4 4- i„,rfitt„::b lortot 4 4 t_! .-":7 ). • a 3 ";? . I a FRt.ij :-~ 't • 04; I" 04241: 1 . ~. n • LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1819. NUMBER 5243. Pm . (4. -7d: rrt 8 71 , 4 IC-ROY AL e COI pirienisansir. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. Sept. 27, will he netct the Trogeily of • lIANILEI'. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAIFICTITRF., DEATUT ON THE PALE RSE. CHRIST REJECTED, ST. MITER'S FIRST S AMON, PAUL and BARNABAS receiving the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT, the cnrcirixsots of OCR SAVIOUR, with other PIC TURES and SKETCHES. are now Exhibiting under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Mentes. the PRINCE REGENT, at No. lab. VIII-Mall, near Carlton-House, every day from Trn By Ori!er, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. elevsnot Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Litwin, Shad well. George Rudd, of Norwood, Middlesex, w,illrr , to sorrels. der, Octulser 2,9, and November 0. at ten, at London Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Crotched-6 jars., Lolidoo. Mark Muss, late of Montreal, lower Cmiaila, North Anie sirs, and of Rochester, Kent, lint now of Ilrook•strret, West. square, Lattiloth, Surrey, sneicloint, to mirecniler. October lel, 19, and Noveadoer 0, at ten, at Cuildh..tL Loudon. At. tormy, Mr. lenses, Burry.street, St. Mary-Axe. James Johnson, of Gousige.street, Tottenham-court-road, Middlesex, shoemaker, to surrender, October 8, at three, 9, and November 8, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Unary, St. Clement's Inn. John Jeunings and Julia Piaoor, late of Liverpool, roach. makers, to surrender, October 19, 29, mail NOVeinlo r et eleven, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Atloroc)i, Meows. Addington and Gregory, (Ledford-row, Loudon; and Mr. Thompson, Liverpool. .slltobert Johnson, jun. now or late of Ripon, lurk, med. crusher, to surrender, Orb& r 11, at Hike, 12, and Novens. her fl, at eleven, al the Black Boil Fun, Sisson. Attnrnes, Messrs. Coates and Morlev, It iiion ; nod Messrs. Ludington and Hall, Secondaries (tiller, Temple, London. . • true little aliscalwrion„ • ernes of K,,odot , ~,, t o the following rffrct were timmittomot,le That the meeting •lantelit Old thy ! . :Mr umaiva r: w . turers an , alestittate or honour, ti at t ey null a. r r. gaud verbal pus 'value's ogirearunt•, Haul a le..se soh: I.llojeCt appeilfto to Le 'lost ut tienierrni,,mg tlietr competitors, and nionopuhzing the t ra d,, it : , expense of the fort aloof hapopitiemo f tlie,r workmen, and the welfare of the pulthe at hug-; that, to preeellt the feClutelice tot a pri,i.tiec sot pregnant with misery, it as the determination of the meeting. IsencelOrill, to publish the naso.o such manufacturers who shall xitr out work 4111.1- r the list prier, as agreed upon lay the Ito;,froitioA frame work-knitters oat the 23,1 of A Itgin , t r :4!‘ which publicity, i► is tipped no grid lesson! a al . ? P• - time emit limn; and that the ettlesoomm Spitaltields We , arers' Act to the different 111011let1 , •. hirers of the country, is esseotini to the cUaliort and happiness of the great body of the GUTHRIE'S GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. This day is published, is one large volume. medium Sea. the Twenty.third Edition, illustrated with an entire new set tifHispr, accurately drawn fruits the latest Surveys, . . price Ms..boartla ' A GEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, anti commEßclat. GRAMMAR; exhibiting the pre sent state of the Wuriii. 'En which are Added, 1. A Gt:o- • • ...•. - _ Sint; of D•01111Nrk, 111 r. Chapman ; Haet, Me: f. Kr fla ivtile • Polonise, Mr. Bisierhsril I.iiertes. Mr Abbott; Borstio. Connor ; Ghost o Min es Father Mr. Fee- l , Gertrude, Queen of Deue f nsrk, h Me u. 'Votes , ; Chibcha, Miss 31.TreC !her first sporarsoce its that character). Alter which, the Melo.l.smstie Romance of Tug FoitTI"I'HIEVEs. e4“in, Baba, Mr. Atkins; Ali Bah*, Mr. Blanchsrd ; Goon., Mr. Driruvt ; filostsohn, Mr. J. Remelt ; Connor; liassarie. Mr. Egerton. Cogia Baba, Miss Ma thews ; Jlorgiant, :Miss roote. PAN , s Ts.; Byrom; 1.'1,1_ , 3 11 ,, 6.1 —Pit 34. 61. ; Second Pr CI? ‘24.—Lower ; Second Price ls.—lrpper Gai ter) 1. ; Second 1 3 .-er , , 6.1. A rrisate Box mall' hid fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Mlit)flice. To•rwrrow The 44t for geseclat. with Thr Libertine. On py, oy Macgregor—The Aprentick— and ft a•..lWe; Oa Thateday,Tlic Sorwarl. with Thlgiilieriaz. On Friday, the Opera or The Maid of the Mill. A now p rima l* ',fend will he produced on Monday seta, called The Gnome -ling, or The Giaut Mountaiss. ANT IT F. Eli OF PERFORMING. THE.ITRE.IIOI%IL, ENGL NT/LiSIH OPti SA-ROUSE, D. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Sent. 27, will be performed thirCor!ie Opera, &tad day. 7.. 1111131 T, THE.DUENNA. Don /repute, Mr. Lancaster; Don Ferdinand, Mr. Row frith ; Dun Carlos, Mr..Peartnau ; Dun Antonio, Mr. llitoadhurst ; lame Menduza, Mr. Dowtuu; rather Paul, Mr. Hinman. Clara, Mies Career; Margaret (the Duenna, Mrs. Lonisa, Miss I. Stevenson. In the course of the tvenik the fullowinr, comic sonrs:— A re:clamp-11 Gallimaufry, by Mr. Wilkinson " Nothinc at All by Mr. Lanearter ; " 'Billy Vhite and Prep - Green, o r the Ghost of a S h eep's Bead," in the character of Jobson, by !kir. Dueler.. To conclude with the sdtwirei Masks, Entertainment of TI-IF. I3EVIL TO PAY. • Sir Jobe Lovrrnle, Mr. Peuntan; Conjuror, Mr: Row. bnth ; Johitros, Mr. D.twatm. Lady Lacerate, Mies I. Ste vens m ; Nell (fur this night only), Miss Kelly. Dior. to he opened at Half-peal Sia "'Tina ; the Per formance to begin at Seven. Brutes, ers; Serund Price, 30.—Pit, 3.. Second Prier. Is. 6,l—Lower Gallery, ts. ; Second Price, le.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Secon3 Pries ed. Boxes. Places, Tickets, Admissions fur the Season, and Private Boxes (with the advantage of a separate entrance in F:i.eter-street), to be had -if Mr. Stevenson, at the gee Office, Strand entiatare, finci Ten till Four; and ut Mr. hartnun, Library, 170, New Butid.strt et. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG [ASH OPERA.HOCSE, STII A N D. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS CAREW. TTUESDAY. Si-pl ember 28, Will be presented (I.or the first and truly time this same) the seritrus Opera of ARTAXERXES. Artaternrs, Mf. Bruldhisi tit Arboees, Mr. Pesetwww; Artabswes, Mr."Hinman ; Rottener, Mr. Burkett. Mau &sr, Mies Carew; Scions, Miss Love. Buil of the Opera, Mr. Harley will sing " The Humours of Bartholomew Fair." After which, the ('omic Oprrrtia, callttl FIDE ANU WATER. Hem, Mr. Salter; Mr. Thrifty, Mr. W. S. Chat- Seeley. Fanny, Miss Love; Furbish, Miss I. Stevenson. To whirl will ►e added (Mds time this season) the Melo - tharnalie Somme* called THE WOODMAN'S HUT. ... Feedbags!, Conat Cone*lsere, Mr. Pears:tan ; Werther, Mr. Webster; Wolfeeder, Mr. Rowbotham; Kaunitx, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Bomb! (the Woodman), Mr. W. S. Chstterley ; Moritz, Mr. Wilkinson. Amelia, bliss Kelly; Maria, Miss E. Lancaster; Laura, Miss Love. Boxes, 3s.—First Gallery, 28..6-Second Gal. key. Is. Doers to be opened at ball-past Six, and the Performances to nevi, at Seven. Ticket and li..xest to be taken of Miss Carew, 69, New Comntun-strut, soh') ; and of Mr. Stevenson, Box-office, Strand Entrance, from Ten till Four. TH EATR F. (W N ATOM Y, M EDICINE, BLENHEIM-S*II:EL EAT MARLBOROUGH- LET. lIE AUTUNIN:II, COURSE or LEC TURES, at this School, will begin on the following Anatomy. Pl , y , tottezy. nod Stirgery, by Mr. BROOKES, flail!, at Two, on October I.—Dissections as moat. . . . ebentiatev, Materia Medira, Ate. daily, at Eight in the ItToraing; Theory and Practice of Phasic, at Nine, with Examinations, l.yr 1)r. At:Eft, on MONDAY, October 4. Three Conrse4 are given every year, each occupying wady four avolt 7 l3. _ _ . I'araher Partwaters may he known of Mr. Brookes at the Theatre ; or o f Dr. Agur, Mt, Margaret - street, Cavendish. A RON' AT IC SPIRIT of VINEGAR.—This aeree 7o .tv liecrolusd Liquor (the original invention of Mr. o!.ch is of well-known efficacy in relieving Ittntitc , o and load-ache. and its counteracting the effects of uverle-ateil, close, or infected air, ;outrages to be prepared, in the ggest/st Oerfeetitgi. by Messrs. THUS. and WM. HENRY, MA NUFACI WONG CHEMISTS, MANCHES TER. It is sold i* londou, wholesale anal retail, by Messina. 11.1BLEY sad BLEW, Perfogigess, Caackrpur-street; anal retail, prier 2s. RI by awe tre more A %cuts ill every principal to•rg ; but it Cannot be genuine, unless the name, of the alnive heyarers are eagraved MI the Government Stamp, h filed over the rink of each bunk. Proper Spouce Boxes are suld by Bayley and Blest, as usual. As above no iv also be had. authenticated by a similar Damp, 11 EN RV'S CA I.CIN AfiNESIA, in bottles at er with arcs steppers al 4s. lid. TUE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Am. gieKMAIVS PILLS are allowed to be the most 'nen:said Medicine ever discovered for effec tually removing nod the folio* recurrence of all those I)4lunit:re wh.eh 'l+4: fr o m on imperfect action of the Urisary Organs; as Gravel and Stone. Lomhagm Pains in the Bra sad Loins, nod aupprelmiutt tifUriue. It combines chemically with she secreted livid, dissolves sail entirely cornea away the geoty matter there formed, and prevents its feturc (gestation by iirengittening, generally the whole I.'rinary System : thor delivering the suffering patient front the ears ticialtrig turitircp of those diseases without varicose oe injury to the constitution. These Pills are composed of the isonernt itizredients, and require neither condom ment or restraint of diet during their liar. No greater re e.ittroendatioa can he off , cvd of them thin the fact of their bating acquired in particular the countenance sod approba tion of loamy of the Faculty. Sold iu boxes at Is. Ski. and 11a. by R. Butler and Sims, anoints, No. 4, Cheapside. currier of lit. Paul's Losers. la.l 34. Sackvillmstrect, Ihrtilia; and all die priseipal 41 " ,4 eldiers. Druggists, and Medicine Venders throosboot . the United Kingdom. graphical Index, with the Names of Places alpbabetically "ranged, and their Latitudes and Longitudes: 11. A Table of Coins, lud their Value in Catfish bleary: 111. A aro. "Magical Table of Remarkable Events, from the Creation to the present .I'nue; and, IV. Ao Obituary of Eminent and Illustrious Prisons. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The Astronomical Part by JAMES FERGUSON, F.R.S. Tbe Twenty-third Edition, studiously revised, and care fully corrected. Whited for F. C. and J. Rivington; J. Culhell ; W. Clarke anti Sons; Cade', and Davies; Seatcherd and Let terman; Longman, Hurst, Keep, Orme, and Brown ; Lark 'moon and Co.; Dayton, Harvey, mad Co.; John Richard- Pon ; J. Booker; T. Boosey and Soma; E. Williams. R. Srholey, J. Aperne; .1. Mawman ; .1. Black and Son 9 • Bald win. Cradork, and Joy . ; T. Tegg ; Sherwood , Neely, anti Junes; Ogle, Douraii. and Co.;T. Hughes; G. and W. IL IVhitlaker ; B. Reynolds; E. idwards-, G. Mackie: and Simpkin Find Martihall, London ; Wilson sad Suns, Turk; and Stirling and Slade. Edinburgh. Of whom may he had, separate, The MAPS, coloured, on fine paper, anti half-bound, price Mt. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, &Timber 24, 1919. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—ssrjeunr.Majar Th om a s Bleckier to be Quartermaster, vice Greenwood, who re tires upon half-pay—Commission dated September 18, 1819. 12th ditto—Brevet Major Samson Stowell to he Major, without purchase, vice Howard, whose appointment has not taken place—dated as above. Bth Regiment of Font—Lieutenant-Colonel John Duffy, from the Rifle Brigade, in be Lieutenant-Colonel, will t purchase-, vice Robertun, dismissed the Service—dated September 9, 1819. 15th ditto—Lientenant mid Adjutant John Hutchinson, from the balf.pay of the 98th Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Humphries, who resigns the Adjutancy only—dated September 16, 1819. 371 k ditto—Majo► Edward Burke, from haltpay of the 99th Foot, lobe Major, vice George Clement Hicks, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as shove. 48th ditto--Lieutenant Stephen Rice, from half pay of the 58th Foot, to he Lieutenant, •ice Jobe Crahh, who ex changes, receiving the difference--dated as above. 52d ditto—Ensign Eaton Manias to he Liiitenant, by pur chase, vice Kenny, promoted—dated September 9, 1819. Gentleman Cadet William Forbes. from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase j vice Monins--dated as above. 6211 ditto—Lieutenant John Godfree, front hattpay of the 50th Foot, to be Lindens's', vice Lloyd Henry du Ritypte, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated - - September 16, Isl 9. 66th ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Crosd, from half-pey of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice John Cudd, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. 72d ditto—Lieutenant Stirling Glover ' from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice John Sharp, who ex. changes, receiving the difference—dated as above. 77th ditto—Lienteaant Thomas klolynenux to be Captain of a Company, by purcbase, vice AlqAchlau, who retires— doted as above. Ensign and Adjutant John Mulyneux to he Lieuteuant, by purchase, vice Alolyueux—dnied as above. James Elliot, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Moly. neux—dated as above. Old ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Frederick Stovin, K.C.B• from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by parch's', vice Mitchell, who retiree--dated September 2, 1819. Rifle Brigade—Brevet Colonel Amos Codicil Robert Noreott to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Duffy, appointed to the 811. Font—dated September 9, 1819. Brevet Lieutenant-O , lmM Jonathan Leach to be Major, ♦ice Nom:lit—dated as above. First Lieutenant H. Manners to be Captain of a Company, vice Leach—dated as aliNve. Second Lieutenant Alexander Milligan to be First Lieute nant, vice Manners—desist as above. Henry Griscoyne, Gout. to beSecond Lieutenant, vice Mil ligan—dated as above. STA FF. Robert Metcalfe to be a Barrack-Master at Gibraltar, view William Goddard, resigned—dated Maltose 31,1819. William Goddard, Irma Rarrark-Master at Gibraltar, to be a Barrack-Master in Great Britain—dated as above. Conensission is the Royal Radnor Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comely of Radnor. The Right Honourable Edward Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer to be Major Commandant—dated J nue r. 3,1819. Commission in the Isle of Wight Yeninsary Cavalry, signed bg theGorernor, Captain-General, and Fits-Admiral of the Isle of Wigh t. Francis Wortley, Geo,. to be Cornet, vice Jolliffe, deemed. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Benjamin Sboui, of High-Holborn, Nlitldlesex, oilman. Charles Grove and Henry East Grove, of Birmingham, coal-dealers. Henry Bien, of Soylanfl, Riptide., York, manufacturer. - DAWKR - Urillb - 3 Henry Baron, of Over Elarwea, Latutmetkit.ealion-printer, to surrender, Ontober 13, at.five. 14, it Maven, and Novem ber 6, at twelve ' at the Old Bull Inn, Bliiekhisra, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr. Neville, Blackburn . ; and Almon. Milne and Parry, Tf ntple, Unedua. Citation' Grove and Henry East Grove ' late of 114.min:t hem, enal-merehanis, to sairreesder, Octolior 14, at row, 15, and November 6, at eteven, at the Gown tun, Evesham, tVorcester. Attorneys, Meows. Duke, Chinch. and Hark', Prinees•sireei, Bedford-sow, Loudon; and Messrs. Phelps and Kinsey, Eveshans. James Blain, or Hielsstreet, St. Paid, ShiAwell, Middk seic,cvneer, I. surrender, October 6, at three, 9, and Novem ber 6, at tan, at Guildhall. London. - Attorneys, blesses. Cardak and Yonne, Gray's 100. • ' William Hodson, lain of F.beiseser-plaee, Comumweisl-: road, Middlesex, and of akar..le v lotudeoli 1040-eltrArs 441 oerreetler, September IS, Oct iter .9, and Nterm ire at Guildhall. Mummer, Mamie. Maui MA &Mimed, Bst.mbsireet, London. ' - • Samuel Leek,. of Temple-place, Surrey, dealer, S. aste tender, Odubee S, al twelve, 9, al tee, awl November 6, et EO . •• z . 4 s. d s. d s. d s. d. 48 5 51 3 •'0 0 - BIRMINGHAM MEETING, SE rr. 23. Agreeably to a summons which had been placarded for some days through various parts of she town, the inhabi tants of Birmingham assembled this day in great numbers, on a spot called Newhall•hill, about three o'clock, to take into consideration the late unhappy transactions at Man chester. A temporary platform was erected, covered with Mack cloth, the sombre and Name! hue of which was, if possible, exaggerated by the arrival of a mourning coach, with feathers, containing Sir Charles Wulseley, Bart., and another with several ladies. The immense concourse of people who had congregated together on the occasion, presented a specticle which it is not easy to imagine, mid still more difficult to parallel. The inequalities of the ground upon which the meeting mood, presented the appearance of a large amphitheatre, exhibiting a perfectly semicircular arena, ur flat centre, upon which innumerable multitudes stood, iu all appearance im moveably condensed. The hills behind them, on the con. trary, displaced a fascinating view of British beauty, in nu , mentos associations of well-dressed sad handsome finales. The ground was flanked ou one aide by hills, manifesting the same appearance as those jest described, and on the other by a couple of bridge's; on the top and upon the parapets of which a prodigious multitude was planted in various posi tions sod multiplied ranks, but preserving a still and anxious silence during the *hole of the proceedings which formed the business of the day. In short, this amphitheatre, if we may be permitted so to term it, discovered an almost endless array of men, women, mid children, horses and vehi• spec ; but the onsubers of this accumulating en w.I were not less remarkable than the deep CP prat • of energy and atten tion which their countenances exhibited. All the orators who presented themselves PO the notice of this auditory were clothed in deep mounting ; and so general a feeling of a cha. reeler in unison will. the sombre trappings of the temporary forum of Newhall-hill, appeared to pervade the listening spectators, that upon a display of hands (certainly tint the loast numerous ever reiwil its support of a string of Resolu tions), some were blacked, some smeared aills soot, and others covered in moureing gloves. biuswittonasitling this, no indications of even municulary tumult ur alarm were exhibited through the slay. Mr. F.Dflonns was called to the Chair, when a smart round of applause greeted his aceeptance of the same. A blick flag was here waved in front of the hustings, having a red border. Mr. Edmunds begs. requesting all much sy sa bots to be withheld, mud the flag was lowered. He first paid a tomplisamit to the discretion of the Magistrates of the tows, who were, he mid, incapable of the Conduct adopted by the Magistrates at Manchester. He then introdeced Sir Charles Welseley, and stated that be should have bees hap. •py to hive Plikele Sir Clarke in the Chair ; but the ',pug. raw* of that Gentleman to the oilier, who declined front feelings of delicacy, had caused the office to devolve on • bins =wad herknewisis.duiy trio well to sire-line any post as. -*peed ...his% esti is 'Hsieh he could be of senrise to the Mr. .ElPuonwit thew weal at length Into a vie* of the s. 14 • 41 s. s. 41 Y. 11 44 5 39 t 27 I DIVIDENDS. October 16. T. Palfrey, of Nam met, Radnor, dealer, at ele ven' at the King's Krad Inn, Kineton, Hereford. October IS. W. Burraiton, now or hie of Woirester, hop merchant, at two, at the Hop-Pule Inn, Wurcvmer. October 23. C. E. Mulls of Stamford, Lincoln, upholder, at five, at the Crowe Ina,Stamford. November 30. J. Barnes, of Cinderfor4, G:ourester, coal merchant, at eleven, at the Kum'. Head Liu, Gloneremr. November 16. J. G. Nucholla, of Munk( y, Surrey, merrhant, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. Ocinbrr 30. J. Imiaa, Chiswell.strret. naßtiary..quare, Mobltown, stable-kceper, et nt Cutttliantl.intlnus. November 2. J. R. Bell, of Oil Elroatl.strert, I.molott, . . broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. October It. R. Lewis, late of Trefnannry, Montgomery, fariner, * at eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Purl. October 19. J. Roberts, of Ilrougatii,. Moatgoineiy, farmer, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Marairy, Salop. October 26. T. Lloyd aii.l J. Willies. of Rine ftall-vard, St. James's-aireet, ‘Vestmiuster, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. October 16. R. James, of Ruilih,Breeoa,ironmooger, at twelve. at Ilte Dine a Head Imo, kinotton, Herefurd . October 16. T. Curgenern, of Ti too, Curuwall, lineu-draper, at elevca, et Peirce's Hotel, Truro. curnrlCATES—Orroam C. Kollar, of Stansied Mountfitchet, F.ssex, miller.— R. A. elastic, late of Bernick-upon•Tweed, coeu-nteerhant. —J. Edmonds, of Aston, near Ilirminthain. japanner —.l. Holland, of Little Chelsea, Middlesex, a lu-elo•right —E. Firms, formerly of Little Pulteney•sireet, Mi.hlie:ex, hot late of Raveuirlass, Ka}, of Rath, dealer..—R. Fenner, of renchureh-street-chamber, London, flour-factor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Smith and Day,of Chearside, Lundoo. linen-drapers, September 20,1819.—J. Hudson and G. Burrows, of the Durlingtonwreade, Middlmex, gold.muha, Sep tember 21, ISI9 —.l. Clarke and Clafke, of Fleet-rtrert, 140111100, boot makers,Juue 24, 1819 —J. Walker and J. I.yeo, of Brdfur d -rtrcrt,Cuvent-q•uden, Middlesex, tailors, Septem ber 24, 1819.—E. Cux and El, It. Cox, of St. Timone:4 street, Southwark, Storey, medical buokieUers,Seiateralwe 24, 1819. —W. Feast rait.S. H. Timberman, ur l.tiitle Queeu.street, Holborn, cheeormoncers, September 20, 1819.—5. Jones stud G. Webb, of Lumiomwall, Loudon, September 24, 1819. PRICE. OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or :Muscovado Sugar, com puted frost the Returns made in the a cat readmit the 224 thy of September, 1819, is 335. lid. per hundred - weight, cx. elusive of the Duties of Costoota paid or ita,able thereon •u the insportatioo thereof into (heat Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Priers of Guru of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight IVinchester litislaels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 1401132. avoirthipokr, from the returns received il3 the ireek ended the lealt of St t.tember, 1819. . rec. ut proceedio‘s at Manch...tier, to aim at he very p.operly coolitird himself. Ito aril eat - weed all the /mous which have hero stilled in that fatal lnuietell, 31111 r o stra :tea the coninkrate Magistrate. of litreniegliam lab the ferocious instigators of the bloody scenes which h ordure.% at MAncliepier. The Reformers had, he P*lll. I,l'o ratted gUivary Revolutionists; but we ought et.: the bloodiest re. cords dißrvulutiun, the days of without land ing a counterpart to the murders at Milueln,ri r, cnintoit tad under the sanction of the emu there in power—the agents and tools Of GOVPIIIMeIIi. There, lower age, dcfeaceless twenty, and infants at their thers' Isieasts, bad fallen a 1111 l 'senors sncrifire to. the sword. After a her of other obnevalnins. Mc. Glinondo c..iteludtd, amid the cheers and shouts of the rioulat e. Some routine Ististinse of other Speakers being gone, through. Sir ellant.ca WObset,EV ad.:rested the meting( in the following ett et Gent Won n, I have received so many marks of your approbation, eine. , I h.ve had the ple.isiire of hrinstbsesern is o u r, that they call forth my sincere thanks y., and in word* which, wren they minty, I have not tire. power of well combining, and which, being few, I trust told hope put will believe p. be true, I roarn those thanks. —lt wit the wish of many of toy Glands who stand near me, 11111 i I 'honed have takes, the Chair today ; hut I swished rather In la nveirly a *pact:tow ; and nut being a townsman, 1 declined it. Vie me met to examine this day, and to enter into the discussion of AO act, whirl. has never been paralleled to the Initials of this mutiny ; and I am sorry to say, that tip to this moment justiee has been denied. The Magistrates have Oren applauded, and the bloodthirsty yeomen have been approved of fur killing their fellow men! What are we to think of this? For my own part, I mill not, 1 dare out, Gant:emelt, give vent to my fol. or my thoughts on this toccata...it. I have been on the spot ; I have vowed the stuferent ; I have attended the M attes at Laucaster„ :Intl have witnessed finch scenes as make my heart sink within we. Cettato it is, that the allegiance of the people,aitil their confidence in the laws,have received such a shock as will never be forgotten. What are wr In think, when we see a Grand Jury of the County, containing men of the first respectability in it, combining to slim...it the evil of which we complain ? What, I wiy, are we think hi u the Ma :ideates are thanked by the Pr ince for their share in the nowt disgraceful events that ever stained the annals of the coun try? For my part. intend to eruct a itiontsment that might hand down to posterity the record of this fatal out rage as a warning to future nations. In order that its in tention may be understood it is to he inscribed, Gentlemen, ' Stirred to the memory of those who fell at Mancloster.' have chosen for it n spot, one of the most beautiful in the county of Stafford ; it Is in my own park, and une of those beautiful hills which overlook the high road in Mani - heater.— (Long continued p/andies)—lt is sashed by the beautiful and meandering Trent; hut not all the purity of its waters, not all the limpid wave. that it rolls along, shall ever efface that 'damned spot' fur which it shall blush for ever!"—(Here the Hon. Baronet exhibited no elevation of the intend' d ;no. vournent].—" To skew you that I am In earliest, Gentlemen, look at this sketch; it contains the name' of all the parlien concerned in this horrid deed: anal it will fulfil lily tmtcn tidus of banditti; chum its memory to ages yet to conic." (Here the applause was literally beyond tbscripti3n). The Hun. Baronet bowed and retired. The remainder of the proceedings were of little interest. The Resolutions were a kind of substance of argamente of the speeches ; claiming the right of meeting to state grMv ances, as au abstract one, and expressly garsenstiosal by the laws of England : and proceeding to call for punishment on those what had so outraged the laws and the Coustilutiou, and shaken the allegiance of the people to the Throne. The company broke tip. thoutiands followed Sir Charles to Mr. Edinositra house, and be requesting them to depot, they peaceably folloard his advice. A Requisition aigned by 700 of the freemen of Coventry has heen handed to the Mayor, fur a similar meeting to the above: and it is expected that the Mayor will accede to it. MiIAUFAC7 URI AG DISTRICTS. LEEDS, SvrrI.XIIER 21. Two troops of the titli carabineers arrived here yesterday, acid this morning proceeded on their route for Newcastle. T: , ev ore to be followed by other troops for the Northern District, where much alarm and uneasiness still exists. Here, thank God ! all is still mid tranquil ; ut least, as fur as CUR be judged from exterior appearances, although much angry feeling is known to exist amosig the labouring classes; and the Reformers are daily acquiring a considerable addition to their UM. berg, by fresh converts to the doctrines of universal suffrage, election by ballot, and annual Parlia ments. The female Reformers litre present a moot formidable chew, to point of numbers, amd take an active part iu the cause in which they have em barked. _ . _ The most pleasing and heart-cheering ireforttria lion. however, is, that a very material improvement has taken place in the various branches of trade in this town and district. Many of the principal ma nufacturers have set on the greater pert of the hands they were some time ago compelled to dis charge, and at an increased title of wages. The woolieu branch, in particular, Las assumed a brisk ;Piss most truly pleasing; and what is the most gratifying of the intelligence, the improvement is likely to be permanent, amnia*, in fact, increased within these last eight or ten days. MANCHESTER, srerrueft Mrs. WfUe and her chop-hoy have been again taken into custody for publishing a libel. This poor woman, win, tins a clubd at her breast of only tire mouths old, was, after brink smite time in cos- Indy, discharged upon two persons giving bail for toil. each. This is the second bore she has been iti prison within ten days, nwl forms the thirteenth pro cess which has been instituted against Mr. Wroe, the proprietor of Tire Observer, and his family, within about four months. Nlr. %Ville was arrested twice upon the wirrairts of the Magistracy, and held to bail in each case, himself in SOUL unit two sureties in '2504 each. 'finer bills of indictment were shortly afterwards found against I at the Quarter Session., and the same amount of bail was required in cavil case. This bail Mr. 11Trrie was unable to procure, and was therefore compelled to absent liimst If un order to seen imprisoirtneist. In luv absence., the other processes have bceti lush. toted, including the bills found by the Grand Jury Sit Lancaster. But the major part of those processes have consisted inertly in the warrants of the Magistracy, without the testerpomtiou of any Jury. COVENTRY, NErrtunza On Tuesday ti , rinng 4Iler1011• I ' y of !tie wea'vers. computed or the 41. ii Cominittee• appointed to 'conduct their iii the teveril IVards, assembled at the Nall Mono piddle- hilut e , in this city. to prbpose sort adopt cert.:in lit,. lu bons. whereby the mantels migt.t he inure Of, cr Welly protected to then atiga;:tottent to pity to their workmen a living price tier their lat,our. Mr. Cave was called to the Chair.- Thr cli.t-f rpeslorr was Mr. Gregory. All the Itesulotwott were adopted nottlinuously, mud Vie totreinig id. jourued. IRELAND. • DUBLIN. SEPTVNIBEA . Yesterday evening arrived at [lath by the L.!- but steam Rickel, Lady Hort and Calmly. The remains of the late Lord Decies, Arch bkhop of Torsion, with the funeral company, in. eluding three of his Grace's soils, stopped at the flibrruian Hotel, Kilkenny, on Wedoesduy uo the way to the family mausoleum at Cutr3:4ll - county IVaterford. The present Lord De. rtes and company returned to the same fluid rim next slay to diviner. 'l' he East and Countess of Chnicarty and suite arrived on the eveiiing of M lay last, at Nl,l. drum Castle, the beautiful residence of Lord CLAM. tlemaine. On NVetlntaiday they proceeded through this town to Ballimi►lue, some miles hum which they were met by a nennerons body of their tenantry. who giving vent to the uffectioilate feeliogs that tilled their breast, took the horses f their carriage, snit drew them into the town, amid►t resterateil acchima. buns. In commemoration of the arrival of his Lard- ship in the place of his nativity. the demesne of Carbally exhibited a scene of unbounded festivity ; the deer park was covered with a v:ist multitude. whose aspects sparkled with joy, and wits were plenteously regaled on the occasion. In the evrio. mg the circutnjacent country-lifizeit with hunker., mid Bullion,foe was brilliantly illuminated.—(.nth. luhe Herald.) Luke White, Esq. has purchased the town of Tulsk, in the county Roscommon. ITALY. The following is an extract of a lett►r from Rome, dated the 27th ult.:—" The robbers on the reads near this city continue to range with impunity, and to form the principal annoyance to which travellers ate subject. An Italian Surgeon, who was taken by banditti, a few days ago, was only liberated on his procuring a ransom of 300 Louis: his cacciasure, whom he bad taken to protect him, was put to death in cold blood in the moat cruel manner. A %igour• ous edict war issued shout fourteen weeks ago, offering a reward of 500 scudi for every brigand brought in alive or dead, with 1,000 fur every.capo.. bands (captain), and ordering the town of Soiinino. which is their chief hold near the Neapolitan Iron. tier, to be levelled with the ground. You will be surprised to hear how vigorously it has been exe cuted. The town of Sonaino has at length found grace in the eyes of its spiritual Father, and i. no longer to be swept away from among the nations: ten holy friars have been sent to preach .to the - re pentant city, and to cast out the evil spirits which are still suspected to be lurking among them, while the image of Christ, dressed in mouriliug for the occasion, is to be carried in procession through the streets. These scoundrels carried off u woman lately, and after using her in the most brutal 11180.• ner, tired at her ad • mark. You will hardly be. lieve that the Governor of Sonnitio guise these mis. errands a grand dinner a few weeks ago, and sat down to table with them, after having itrratonsiv been obliged to give them burlaps For their safe conduct : massy of theirs are in easy circumstances ; the must feroeious are said to be boys of sasteen or eighteen." . SOUTH AM/filled. A Coracoa Paper of the 31st July, contain. the following intelligence ruin the. Spanish Main:— " A report. reached this Wand on Sunday last, of en engagement having taken place on the Igth in stant, near to Barcelona, between the Spanish aisil Painot fleets, in which the former are said to have been defeated, and the Pstnots to have effected landing at a til.iest called Pantelos, a abort dist.toice to windward of Barcelona. It is likewise.siasted, that the Spasmsli sloop of war Nyarek, had spine into La Guayas, oiler the action, in a eery dis abled state, and that the Patriots had succeeded iu capturing a brig called the 71fee. liwtebergY a nstreliadlinan, but which had been llnely armed and rqsa i sped int a rll4ll of wise, its Neon Cabello. Os. the receipt of this disastroars. news toilloCllo. vs, arm e-vor rry• ••• _ • LEICESTER, Sensuous 43. - st law Ciusyra, au rillbarga was The fromowork‘koitters of this itiffielllSJ aright. . bid wt to that port. Such are the latestae...suns bourhuod held a norettug.,yesterday un St..Alaego. -irons Porrio CiibOlu. mud or 'whine thrio ore all rat'. Posture. William Jackson, who loss presided the pooticulays that have as yet trenvpirad of the at former usgvijas4, was called to the chair. After above traosactioov, but we may raped by the tar,' . . 4 - 411 y, • •