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W 41.'116i-0110 roved, lowt FOUR FolISTAloILINC: reponor Ateomnsealostaes, kart seer LONDON BMW% 1.4 nolo, Ills (011 ow : —VW 50 Window, elway, on Tuesd.ys; Leta tiwok..6- lorrio. en Thur,ileys ; Itovelonvion, 1, mg Sationlaya Swifi,V•fotwa N um BUR 5239. 0. is extremely storey to lake .itlenotage of the CHEAP AND PLEASANT C• kind permission given in the is. Teller-retread l ITHE Vg.il.Pro 1.1 5111. portion for •pplyitie seemly, as it is on 'method af failure of nreresprelfelly itemised, sieht, which precludes industry fur the present-.erislies I PACKETS, pirmeming - every happiness. • BUT*)LPH WHARF, .. RAMSGATE, every Wrek, Corgis Captain James Kelsey, t bury, 'Captain Richard Dime's, Captain Hobert Laraman, on Satan._ Mathew Ilarsosor on bonder Deal Cabin, 74 - Coltish ba. each rainwater. The Hours of Ifsilitsr., and other inforteatii.n. may be oh- Weed at Mr. Mittlioties, Lentos Trer, Haymarket ; at Mr. Brown's, Yen. Otford.etreet; at the Wharf; and of the Captains on board. THEATRE.-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. FOR THE RENEFI r OF MR. HARLEY, STAG E- M A N AG ER, Who hap the homier Mithd rt•lPPtifUlly to announce, that, in addition to the united and powerful aid of the regular English-Opera Company, he Is favoured, for this night only (by the permission of R. W. Edistoo, E.g.), with the assistance of Mr. Koichi, Mr. l'enley, stud Mrs. Blaucl.'of OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. • ATa m.t num.-rows MEEFING of the EI.F.CTOR. 4 of WESTMINSTER, held in Palace yard on Thorpley. slier 4il of Sepitiolier. 1919. Sir FRANCIS BURDET'T, Bart. M.P. in the Chair, It V/41. Resolved—That it us the slaty of every Frieoil to hip Country to aariiit its procuring redress for their Pergolas who hAve liven illegally *timed, Wiiusitleil. nod Invent/ dual, to conseqnenceof the Meeting held at Masiehegter, on 1110 101 th of la.t IT...Os—to afford *web relief as pony be we. remary in she Sufferer% :sod their Families—and to Wag to punishment the 'perpetrating of the outrage. And that a liasheeriptiiin be opened for the shove per. pose s an.l that Sir Francis Bordets. J. C. Holthouse, Fog.. T. T. Clarke. Pim., with others, be a Coinatillee. with pewee to atbi to !Uri, mrdtbti, to carry the iodeogions HMO Meeting into affect. SUBSCRIPTIONS. Sir F. Modell, Bart. M.P. - J C. Huhhouge, Esq. T. T. Clarke, Erg. llw Theatre.Royal, rEIO.NIOR ROW. THURSDAY , Sent. 23 . It will he prevented • popaiw OPERA, in which Mr. Dimino. Mr. Harley, Mr. restley. Mr. Peartonts, MIPS Kelly, Miss Carew, Milts I. SI. venson. and Mr.. Massa, will perform. New SONGS, RECITATIONS, IMITATIONS, GLEE.S, CATCHEIL ire. l.y Mr. Harley, Mr. Knight, and Mr. John Reeve, assisted by all the 'steal streistils of the Company. Tu.ronclude with an admired BURLESQUE ROMANCE. The particulars of the Evening's Entertainments will be announced in she atlverlivrments of the day. Tickets to be hail of Mr. Stevenson. riox office, Strand entrance ; and' of Mr. Harley, 18, kleciford-M4m4 Peewit. MRS. ROCHE'S NEW WORK. 041 the 12th of October will be published. iu four large volumes, T HE MUNSTER COTTAGE BOY : • Tale By nEGreht NAM Author of " The Claildrea of the M.N.?? Ede.. Printed for A. K Newman awl Co. leadeidrall :tree. The following have appeared this tivinamer, CESARIO ROSALRA; or, The Oath of Veugraece. • Romance, by Ann of Sllllll , ell, S vols. Il 7s. 6J. ISK•N DER; or, The ihro of Evirits„ by Arthur Spencer. 3 vols. Is. THE CASTLE OF VILLA FLORA: a Portuguese Tale, by a Rriiish Officer, 3 vols. Ills 6.1. THE BLACK CONVENT: a Tale of Feudal Times, SI anis He. MAN AS HE IS; by the Author of " Mao as He Is Not:" Third Edition, 4 vole. U. CASTLE OF SANTA FE: a Romance, Second Llition, 4 cols. 11. THE HIGHLANDER: a Tale of My Laudlaly, t wo vole. Ile. I a. d. . . . gin o • . - 100. 0 0 - 10 0 0 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY. LAN E. Felts 11.1EATRE will OPEN lor the Sea son. on MONDAY, October 4, 1619. • p ar ing the short period this E.tahlishrtient has been con- , signed to the coorlort of the present Lessees every effort has been toed to render it worthy the *Motion of the Public. And a lthough a considerable expenditure has been tinavoial- Ale to mem thisTheatre with due credit, it is determined that the *hide of the interior shall be rebuilt 'text year, redo the size, and extending the conveniences of the Pedle. It was impossible to effect such an alteration this year. but a ma d, for the purpose has beep some time in preparation, 1116 d shortly exhibited in the Saloon of Ow Theatre, to sh.ch the at teutiou and remarks of Architects are gene relit The principal Performers at present under eogagement to iii, Theatre, are the following Tem/eds.—Mr Kean; Mr. Vandenhoff (from the Theatre R..val, Liverpool); Mr Pope; Mr. Holland; Mr. Powell; ' Mr Foote; Me. Thumpoon (from the Theatre Royal, Dub in); Mrs. W. Weal; Mrs. Egerton (her lest appearance at this Theatre) ; Mrs Robitoutr ; sad Mrs. Knight. Monaco ; C om edy —Mr. Ellision ; Mr. Dowlim ; Mr. Mr. Harley; Mr. Oxlverry; Mr. Knight; Mr. Rowed! ; Mr. Kotler ilium the Theatre Rue•t, Birmingham) ; Mr. Gattie ; Mr. Hamblin ; M. Baroard ; Mr Manhunt ; Mr. linghes ; Mr. Meredith; Mr. Keeley ; Mr. E Marlliott ; ; nd Miss Kelly ; Mrs. Edwi n ; Mrs. Maidyn ; Mrs. lowe a Mrs. Urger. Opera—Mr. Brahson, Mr. T. Cooke ; Mr. Thorne iji P !hie first su appearance n any stage); MSG. Smith ; Mr. kl•Keon ; Miss Carew (her first app earance on this stage); Miss Cubit t ; Mrs Blnd ; Mist Povey (frons the Theatre Royal, New castle) ; a and Mrs. Austen (her first appearance on any slap , " Artiste in the Scenery Departmente—Marinari (from the The 31IT Royal, Dublin), Hollogan (from the Theatre Royal, Covent Gantt*, Andrews and Sup, W. Dixon, with vat ions A siminifig. The Musical Department under the Direction of Mr. Kelly. Leader of the Band , Mr. H.Smart.—The Chorus an d Ceneral Superintendence of the Orchestra, Mr. Reeve.— Machiiiist—Me. Garland, with flown's% Assistants. Stage- Manager, Mr. Russell.—Acting &tanager, Mr. It ~.01011. The whole under the personal Direction of Mr. Elliaton. The first circle of Roses will be exclusively set apart bur company; and every box•keeper engaged Ilse strict mit-I'i to maiiitaist the utmost impartiality in respect to the places. Any dereliction of their duty will, whew established he followed by immediate dismissal. To expedite the mode of entrance, an Ofßee will lie opeu from Ten in the Morning till Trn in the Evening, at Mr. Spring's. Little Rowed-street. fur the sale of Tickets both for the First and Ft:cutlet Price, by which means the Mews veuience which Latins experience by the pressure of a crowd will he considerably trammed, and the delay arising from the payment of the motley at the doors be entirely obviated. The Public are most respectfully requested to honour this auggestion with their set ious consideration. The Doors will be opened at Half.past Six o'Clock.— The Performance will commence precoely at Seven. Boxes 7s. ; &cord Price 3s. Rd.—Pit 35. 6d.; Secoud Price ts.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is.; Second Price fish. v a c As far as is consistent with a liberal and proper policy, the Free List of this Theatre will misdate be ex tended ; sod where any disappointment may oroW, it is peal that the corstruction of the cause may be as coml.' t! , I attly kind as the motive will be imperiously prudential. THEATRE-ROTA 1,, COT RIIT-GA UDEN. THIS EVENING. W EDN ES DAY. Sept. 22, will be acted (34 time), the Opera of TIIE MAID OF THE MILL. turd Aimworth, Mr. Philipps, with the folio:low songs : " Love's young dream'—" Eveleen's Bower'—" Sigh out fur Live"—and " Let Fame round her D M ATrumpet."—n ct 111. " 1 love thee." by Mr. Philipps and ss Tree; 6,1: Harr, Sycamore, Mr. Fawn. it ; Mervin, Mr. Durnott ; Ralph, Mr. Emery. Lady Sycamore, Mrs. Davenport; Thrododa, Miss Matthews; Patty, Muss M. Tree, in which alit will introduce "Sweetest idol of my Soul," and" Young Lore;" Foray, Mrs. Liston. After which a Dramatic Sketch, in one act, called COZF.N INC; ; OR, HALF AN HOUR IN FRANCE. Dick Mutable, Mr. Yates! (time Bouche, Mr. Yates!! 1: 1 1:: Yates! !! Factious, Mr. Yates"" Grirnacitr, i i Mr. Yates""' Gilbert Glib, Mr. Yates " 1 " Alderman Duplicate, Mr. Yates el,aid ; Squib, Mr. Tieby. Mrs. Deborah Mutable, Miss G,ecu Julia, Miss Beaumont. To conclude with the Farce of HUSBANDS AND WIVES. Sir Peregrine Peery, Mr. Blanchard; Capt. Tickall, Mr. buts; Capt. Wing'em, Mr. Abbott; Farmer Clover, Mr. Finery ; Humphrey Grab, Mr. J Rosati!. Lady Sarah Petry, Mr,. Fancit ; Eliza Beaumont, Miss Foote; Dame Briarly, M is. Davenport; Rose, Miss Matthews. A Private Box may be hail for the Season, or slightly, of SD. Brandon, at the Box-Office. Coxes 74.; Second Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gal- I ors& s; Second Price 6J. Places fur the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Cos-otlice, Hart.sireet, from Ten till Four. The Doors to be opened at Sex o'Clock, and the Play to heziii at Seven. Tomorrow, The Steward, with The Miller and his Men. the Friday, Guy ?damming, with The Critic On Saturday, The Clandestine Marriage,' with The Mar race of Figaro. Oa Monday, -Hamlet ; Ophrlia, first time, Pies M. Tree. A Short Reign and a Merry One is unavoidably postponed oh account of the Indispositi:in of Mr. Liston. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLINII OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. T HIS PRESEN'FiigSNESDAY, Sept. 22, sill be performed, - - TILE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Prechum, Mr.'W. S. Chatterley q Lnrkit, Mr. Howton ; Macheallt„ Mr. ()stilt; Filth, Mr. Harley. Puny Pyrrhus', Miss iliSiew ; Lucy Lurlitt, Miss Kelly; Mrs. Pearbrion, Mrs. Grays. lu Act 11. a Hornpipe in Fetti is, by Mr. Brown. After which, 9th time, a new °tweets, called A CURE FOR ROMANCE. The Principal Chaim:kr% by Menws. Wrench, Harley, W. S Chatteriey, Wilkinson, Mr.. W. S. Chancery, and Mies I Stevenson. In the course of the Piece a Serenade, by Messrs. Pram's., sud To which will be added, the favourite Opera and Ballet of Action called TILE DESER I h li OF NAPLES. wa g (ere Deserter`„ Mr. T. P. Cooke; Sinspkin, Mr. ; Skirmish, Mr. W. S. Chancery. Louisa, Miss Kelly; Jenny, Miss I. Stt.veuratn. D..ors to be opeuril st Halflast Six o'clock ; the Per formance to begin at Serer(. Bones,ss; Second Price, 31—Pit, 3'. Second Price, 1.. 441.—Luwer Gallery, ; Second Price, Is.--Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price 6d. Soave, Plasma, Tickets, Admission* for the Sem" and Priest. Buses (with the adsminme of a (separate entrance in Exetruatteve„ to be ha Of Mr. St,veuMrn, at the Bus Oirce, Strand e ntrance, front Ten till and of Mr. Norman, Library, 17U, New Odud.strect. THEATRE.ROVAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS. C O'CALLAGIIAN AND JOHN REEVE. FRIDAY NEXT. Stioember edi 1819, will be performed (second time this teasers) the Comic Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Principal characters by Mr. Pearman, Mr.OTallagban, Mr. W. S Chain rfey ; Petrillo (Arid time), Mr. John Reeve, Mr. Divrion, Miss Carew, and Miss Kelly. Emil of the Opera Mr. Harley will sins, by desire, " The Nightingale Club." In the course of the Evening a MELANGE.. consisting of favourite Songs and Glees; NEW IMITATIONS by Mr. John Reeve. Mr. Nicholson, the celebrated performer out the dote, has kindly consented (for this night only) to perform a favourite Coneerto. To conclude with (first time this season) the musical Farce of TUE TURNPIKE GATE. Crack (af,er the winner of the orieno performer of that • character), Mr. John Kreve (for that night only). Ticket% to he had of Mr. C.O'Callaghan, 19, Gerrard street, Soho; Mr. John Hever, 15, Southampton-atreet, Covent golden; and of Mr. Strvewom, Box office, Strand eutrance, where Placed may be taken from Teo till Four. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold . of Saxe Coburg. Thr Proprietors most" respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Pahlie in general, that from the raisin NMI apprnbailoll with which the following new Entertainments were received, they will he repeated for this Week. Frills PRESENT EVENING. ‘VEDNEs. DAT, September 22, and following Evenings, at Half. past Six o'Cleek precisely, the Entertainments will corn. mener third lime, au entirely new interesting Melo drama, with New Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, culled TIIE IMPERIAL VICTIMS; OR, THE CAVERNS OP HOENFIELBE. Mistier, a ihinsestic of the Castle, Mr. Siebbing ; Albert Welialssr, enamoured of Adeline, Mr. H. Kenible ; Luthe. erff, Me. Barrymore. Adeline, the Baron's ward, Miss Holland. After which will be produced (third lime), a sew Mono. dramalir Bagatelle, called WINNING A HUSBAND! Or, SEVEN'S THE MAIN. The Music composed and selected by Mr. T. Hughes. Characters representeil—Sir Roderick Sirangeways (in love with every thing romantic, except Miss Jenny Transit), Mr. Gallo ; Davy, his Man (no Philintoplwr ■nd yet no Foul), Mr. Harwood. Lucinda kSister of Sir Roderick, and not quite so fond of Romance), Mist Davidge ; Mitts Jenny Transit (a young Lady who exemplifies the mutability of human affairs), Mrs. W. Barrymore. Characters attempted—Margaret Marmneklecanny (a learned Lassie front the Highlands), Mrs. W. Barryntorc Miss Cornelia Clementina Clappereo (a voluminuos and YU. bible Literary Spinster), Mrs. W. Barrymore!! Lady Doro thea ()stilly (a Lady of the Ton, with a Song, accompanied by herself on the Harp), Mrs. W. Barrymore!!! Mrs. De. borate Griskin (a Pork Butcher's Widow, wills more Airs than Graces), Mrs. W. Barrymore!!!! Mademoiselle Antoi nette Matosquieu (a French Figurante, with • Pas Saul), Mrs. W. Barrymore..... Bridget Bnckthora (a Rustic Beauty, with • Rid Cloak), Mrs. W. Barrymore!!!!!! En sign Thaddeus O'Transit, Mrs. W. Barrymore!!!!!!! The whole to conclude with, Sth time, the last new inte. resting Strio-Pantomime, with entirely new Pictureaque Scenery : Drones and Decorations, Combats, &c. called PHILIP QUARL! THE ENGLISH HERMIT. Philip Quart, the English Hermit, Mr. Smith; Beaufi delle, • Monkey of thus Island, Master Aria. Emmeline, Wife of Captain Steadfast, Mrs. W. Barrymore. • For the accommodation of numerous Visitors from Green wich, Deptford, &c. a Coach calls'at the Theatre • quarter before eleven. TF.A TRADE. THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COM PANY respectfully advise their Friends, and the Pub. generally, of the particular, of the September Tea Sale, which finished on Friday last; sad they have the satisfac tion of dating, that their purchases enable them to supply their numerous Friends with Teas decidedly superior to any which have been mold for many years. They are also happy to find that the op' • f the most eminent brokers, as to their comparative qualities, coincides with their own. The Common Teas are, as usual, lower, while the liner kinds have wild at advanced price.; but there will be no ma teriol difference to the Public. Bolles, are extremely low, continuing to fall, though assertions to the routs ary may be made by persons who are perhaps interested, for the purchase of On m yields larger profits every Sale to many who do not scruple to mix them with better Teas. The London Genuine Tea Company never have purchased, and continue to pledge themselves that they never will purchase, Boheas ; lint their Teas shall tetvariably be sold of the best kinds, in their pure tillatlulteraird state. The Tem-particularly recommended for family use, are those at 7s. and S.. both Black and CfePli, which will he universally approved as remarkably strong full-flavoured Teas. Time September Sale usually embraces a great va. riety of curious Teas brought from Chios by ind.vidwals as small adventures, and are termed " Private Trade Teas." The milts are Caper, Pekoe, Padre, Young Dyson, or Gunpowder, Ste. but those of the Sale just ended are generally inferno, at least there are few of the finest sorts amen¢ them; and the LONDON GENUINE TEA' COMPANY decidedly recommend those kinds they bare remaining of the former Sale, which are mach superior iu flavour and qoalny. It is almost medics, to add, that this Emablisbment has extended itself beyond precedent, there not being a principal lowa, and . • ly a village where the Company's Teas are a re inquired tors i Four hundred andseventy Country Agents are already apponted, un a different plan from any other house in the Trade ; fur whilst others are sending travelli•rs in every direction to solirit milers, applications to sell Company's Teas are mantas'', arriviag Agency Let ters must be port•paid. Some interesting detest. of the Establishment will shortly be laid before the Pnblic. 23, I.whisic-bill-13, Chaliasteress--and 148, o:ford-sired. Lately published by T CA DriA...l W. DAVIES, London, and W. BLACKWOOD, Eiliohurgh. 1. fr R. AV E ilirootob DEN . I .i AR K. .1_ SWEDEN, LAPLAND, FINLAND, NORWAY, sad RUSSIA, with a Deseription of the City of St. Peters burgh dosing the Tyranny of the Emperor Peal. By F.. D. CLARKE, LL D. 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It hawing been represented to the Comniamler.is-Chirf, that the full benefit of the indulgence slanted by the Le gislature to Soldiers in sending I. tiers to their relaiist I or friends, has, in many inst , been withheld ON cost... quence of the Offices', by whom such letters are enlnseit, having untitled to state the name of the Qeginient, ('ores, or Detachment commanded by them, as required by the Art of Parliament to entitle such letters to b► delivered free nf postage, his Royal Highness the ('ommaader.in,Chtrf ;s under the necessity of calling the attention of Officers com. , 'standing Regiments and Detachmeisis to the General Order of the 2Rd January, 1517, as coniaiised iu page VS of she General Regulations of the Army, and of directing. that ail single letters from soldiers ate to be addressed to the follow tug snow : • Prom A. R. ---- of the Regiincni. t C. Commaadint Regitneht or Detachment. The Post-Masters General have hero requested to report to the Commander-in-Chief the name of any Officer. by whose inattentiwe to the Orders on this subject the intes tates of the Leeislatore may in fissure be .treated. eoesimand his Royal Itlebsoess the Commander- . _ is. Chief, 'HARRY CALVERT, Ailjotant-Geseral. • The Christian and Surname of the writer, his mutt. or station; 11139 a, Mlsellier Nr.itisat, eorpurat. growinu r. drummer, or private; and the moodier, or till., of the Re giment to which he beton% are to br here stipe.scribcd. t The signature and rank of the Officer cruninainhug the Reginient or Detachment, mid the uninbcr, or title of ibe Regiment, are to be bete written. Horse-Guards, September Ift, 12 1 .9. The existing Regulations for the Chilling of the Army direct, that the Non-Commissioned Officers, Preminere, and Privates, of every Regiment of Infantry stationed in Great Britain, shall at all limes be in pua•resiun of a pair of white hrerchee and long black gaiters, perfectly serviceable, and conformable in every respect to the establi•hed pattern ; but the Commander-in-Chief i• &rimed to leave it to the discretion of Commanding Officers to supply their men with grey pantaloons of the approved pattern, instead of the se cond pair of breeches which is furnished at the 'lint of the men, if they consider it tending to their comfort, and belie tidal to the service. By command of Ws Royal Highness the Cummrud• r- HARRY CALVERT, AiljUtalltAit ral. COURTS 11 A RTI AL. Horse-Guards, September 6, 1819. At a General Court-Martial held at (7ot 111 OU the 31st May, 1819, and continued by ael ointment@ to t h e 2.1 June fol lowing, Major Thomas Buck, of the Sib (or King `a) Regi meut of Foot, was arraigaed upuo the undermisiationed ::" ., rg si F l e o i lr , s eo ,F, i l z u g gr — d om t o o di lt ir r rier t a,se n i n u m o 4l ,e i i iEy .:%:lo, a iw t i ii tt. l .e s ia u t l : ) .E y s. r i zi ce v i. e t: o , f ijiz a ,e l_l o d en ie i eers of the Sib( or King`a) Regiment of Fait, at laige, at the Mess al Maltz, in or about the mouth of May last, as follows: " That he would be damned if ever he rat at the Mess Tattle 'gaits, or words to a similar insulting street i and then withdrawing innotelf f ro m th e Mess. 2d. " Fur refustug aultverpiently to using such expres sions, and su conducting himself, to Intact what he had said, %rhea requested su to do by Lieutenaut.Colouel Ito berion. 3d. " For delivering a message to L'entenant.folun.l, Rubcrton, to be carried to the Officeis of the gib (.4 to the following putpue I , King's) Regiment of Foot, llMOUnling to a challenge—. That if any pets-tee 111WOrki themselves aggritved at what lie, 51%j0r Bock, 1,34 .aid, be would grant them satisfartion,' alto whirl& message Louie. nant.Colutiel litoberton did imineiltateh., or shortly after. lkY Order of the Court for the Relief of hisol- I wards, deliver to the said Officer'," Alf emit Debtors. The Pelitiou of THOMAS STAPLE- Upon which Charge the Court came to the following arc:. TON MACGRATH, formerly of Downing-street, West. i 11 ' 3u '-- moister; of Duke.street, St. James's ;of Delahly.street, " The Court having investigated the Charge prefect...l against the Primmer Major Thomas Busk, of the Sib toe Westmoister ; of New Boud- street ; nod late of Fitzroy. street, Fdkroy.square, in the County of Middlesex, late:y Kong's) Regiment, and having under its eutisideratting the bolthog the aud rauk of Brigadier.Geueral whole of the nridetire ofTertil on thus trial, as well io sup. gamier the Goverumeut t and Authorities of New Granada, port of the prosecution, as on the behalf of . the Prisons,, B South America, now a Prisuusr for debt in the limes declares its topiiiion that, se respect to the lint in-lance, the Beuch Prison, in the county of Surrey, will be beard Prisoner as Guilty of the Charge as specified 11l the said 614 i at the Gnililball, in the city of Westminster, no ttstauct• the 13th day of October, 1819, at the hour of also in "In reopeez to the second instaitee, the Pi ironer it Gellf4 the morning: and that a schedule (conteining • lid of of the Charge, its specified to the said secoud it...dance. all the Creditors of the said Prieoner) auoexed to the said "In respect to the third Imitsoee, the Prisoner is Nof fhtiffy of the Charge, as specified iu the said third instance; P.liiitio, is fi led in the Office of the said Court, Nu. 9, Eases. inemisech le the evidence dote out million:fly prose thst street, Strand, in the couuty of Middlesex, to which any Creditor may refer _and its case any Creditor intends to up.. Liettle nist * Ct ' lttnet It°t*t i t m was •Slis"ltY liatt".fi" he pore the Discharge of the said L i ce a ne w it is further %interest Major Beek to carry the challenge, which he did carry, to that such Creditor shall give notice in w riting of suck bin i n . the °Meer" lathe Ittßiment, •Illosugh it a clear Imo Baj„, Beek glade use a the latignage as stated to the third is, testi init,to be left nt the Office of the said Court, between the hours of ' lock in the forenoon, and five to the after. " The Cows, "tee a the Chat K en o'c neon, two days at the least he before the sew 13th 41 , . a in consequence of the above opinion au l *editor, doer oeutence the Primmer Major Thome. Hoek, of October, together with the grounds or objecting@ to such dis charge, mud so dersult theeeerr mat ( . B . edtto , sha ll b e peer . the Oh (or Ring's) Regtaueut of Foot , to he p laced at tb • feet Of the List of the Majors of his Majesty's Army, ais I chided from oppusiog the mid Prisoner; and he hereby declares that he is ready god twilling to submit to be folly further to be publicly and tY i "e r r i lll•6l44l al sou. time mid plaice as may be directed. 'zanies:4i as to the jouster*: his nominee to his Creditor,. t THOMAS STAPLETON MACGRATH. "The Court having skittered its 'oink.. auJ seutt use 1 „ A