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t: .7 17(/ // (- /- •!' 7 % (4r , ) -LL 5 Z. / ' /'- 4/ ) a f - /--• g l e- ,- 1 - / ti/ CX-i<7 _ - ,L. . . A : / rk •e. / ,N . ' 4 9:. • • - ".•• ..... 4 * * ' ~ id . 0 .vr L . 's'', •• . • LONDON. 1110NDAY, JANUARY 12, 1824. Pil66-711 No. 6,586. NEW TURATRE 1., lIRURY .I.ANb. IS EVENING, MONDAY, January 12, will be performed ICENILIVIMTIC Earl oil.eicester, 111r.Wallack ; Richard Varney, Mr. Archie ; Edmond Tremilian, Mr. Penley ; Antony Foster, Mr. Terry; Wayland Smith, Mr. Harley. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Bunn I Amy (Countess of LeiceatarL Mrs.W.West ; Janet Foster, Stir S. Booth; Cicely, Miss Piney. Alter which tits Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND THE ri.viNo CHEST Or, MARE..[[ AND THE PRINCESS wlequin, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mr.T. Blanchard; Clown, Seignior Paulo. Columbine, Alias Smith. To.mncrim, Philandering ; or, The Rose Queen. On Wednesday, The Hypocrite. On Thursday, an Opera. 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Thisinteresang volume is noticed with due commendation in the Gentleman's 31a. elaine fur 1021, pp. 3?.7,15211 KINWS THEATRE.—Signor ItENEI. L I most re spectfully begs leave to Inform the Nobility, Gentry, Sub 'scribers to the Opera, and the Public, that this THEATRE will (WEN on Saturday, : the 17th instant. Signor Renelll begs leave to state, that, relying on the liberality of the famptenters of the Opera, he has during the recess had the whole of the interior of the Theatre newly decorated, and, at an unprcevdented expense, under the sanction and with the approbation of a Committee of Noblemen and Oentlemen, engaged the following performers:— For the Opera..—Compoaer and ',Director of the Music, Signor Rossini, (his first appearance In this eountry,) Madame Bonet de Segni% Madame Colbran Rossini, from Bologna, (her first sp in this country,) Madame Pasta, from the Opera Huila. Val ri re, (bee Madame Vestris, Madame Caradori, Madame fhtulani, and Madame Iliagioli. Signor Garcia, Signor turioni, Signor Frances hi, (his first appearance in this country,) Signor Rennwini, Primo Buffo Cantante Barcelona, (his first appearance in this country). or de Begnis, Sigrww Porto, Signor Ilenetti, Signor Rosichi their first appearance in this country). Contposer and Conductor, gimift Cocchi ; Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnoletti; Poet, l Stefano Vest ris. i Tar Flatlet—Madame Ronzi Vestris; Mademoiselle Legros, lademoiselle Walling timer, Premieres Danseases at the iyai Academy of 3fosic. Paris (their first appearance in this entry). Mademoiselle Nobler. 31ademoiselle Julie Aumer, lademoisefle Leroux, Aladernoiselle Delattre, Mademoiselle Jexandrine Bougleux, Mademoiselle Manette Moulin, (their sa this country;) Monsieur Albert, Monsieur Monsieur Ferdinand, Premier Hanson' of the _. Academy of Music, Paris. (his first appearance in this' ritry,) Monsieur Le Blond, Monsieur Bertrand. Principal diet Master, Monsieur Aumer; Assistant Ballet Masters, lonsieur Boisgerard, and Monsieur Ouillet, with a complete Corp; s Ballet. Leader of the Band, Monsieur Rophino Lacy ; Pnnct i I Scene Painter, Signor %arra; Superintendent of the Ward- I Abe, Signor Scstini ; Stage Manager, 31r. Kelly; Deputy Stage Manager, Signor I). Giovanni. Bankers, Messrs. Chambers and Son, New Bond -street, by whom alone subscriptions will be received. I To be published in 18 Monthly Parts, price mg- The PIJOORESSES and PUIILIC PROCESSIONS of QD ERN ELIZA BETIL Among which are intenipersed other Solemnities, Public Entertainments, and Remarkable Events, dqring the Reign of that illustrious Princess. Collected from original MAntiacripta, scarce Pamphlets, Corporation Records, Parochial Registers,.&e. &c. Illustrated with Ifisueical Notes. #y John Nichols, F.$.A. Lond. Edinb. and Perth. 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Dedicated, by most gracious permission, to his Maiestr, ENCYCLOPEDIA of ANTIQUITIES, and EIrESIENTS of ARCH rEOLOGY, Passieal end Mediaeval. 'Mug the Gnat 'sort of the kind ever edited in England. Hy the We,. T. D. Foebrote, M.A., F.S.A. Publishiog in Monthly Numbers, price ' containing (oetypitil am% anfilbillosbod • witle Copper-01*e and Engravings on iVood.—Tlte first volume of this work is sow coinpl, and may be had, price >ll. —This work has been vary favourably noticed in several periodical publications. V. VIEWS and DESCRIPTIONS of the CATHEDRAL CHURCHES of ENGLAND and WALES. By John Chosen Buckler. This work is published in eleven monthly numbers. price 7s. M. each. The Cathedrals are published in alphabetical order. No. I. 81. Asiob Bangor, and Bristol.—H. Canterbury, Carlisle, and Cbester.--111. Chichester. St. David's, and Durham. —IV. Ely and Rxeter.—V. Gloucester, fivefold, and Llandaff— VI. lAebtleld and Lincoln.—Vll. St. Paul's, London, Norwich, sod Oxford.—Vlll. Peterborough (two views), and Rochester., IN. Salisbury (tiro views), and Winchester (two views), and Worcester.—Xl. York (two views); and a Preface or Introduction. tracing our Ecolniasdad Architecture through its various gradations. With Remick. on Saxon Architecture, die origin of the Pointed Arch, &c.-.- 111ARLII:s IV - RIGHT, WINE MERCIIANT to his tl Royal Highness the Ihmke of Clarence, nazi to the Kiog's Omit Coitinhads, Hayritarlost_,London. has purdsiord the whnle df Therineiter's tine Hr.°. PORTs, now in the Docks which, for fruit, thrum, and body, are matchless in the trade' in Pipes and Hogsheads at liNtl. prr Pipe. The shore will be (or. warded front the Docks, and permitted from thence to the pun. chatter. CHARLES WRI(JIIT has in Stock some fine Old Port, Ms. par dos.; superior Sherry. Nis. per dos.; and Cape Madairs, lgs A good Hogshead, eakulated for various purposes,' will be packed with two tluzcn of each of the above-named war/anted ge nume Wines, bottles, kc. &c. included, and sent on receipt of 101.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for M. Carcavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Tenerifre, Bucellas, and Ma deira, &c., fits. per doz. ; Cognac Brandy, Otard, ZS% fid. ; Jamaica Rum, 13s. fid. per gallon.—Just landed, sonic fine fresh Florence Oil, first quality, in cases of 30 flasks, 40s. per cams__ Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William, London Docks, 84s. per dozen—Postage must be paid, enclosing remittances. and which will be immediately attended te. Anxious as well to avoid an over crowd behind the scenes, as not to refuse one gentleman while another is admitted, it is thought right to state, that the admission behind the scenes will be strictly emlined, as it is at Paris, to the annual subscribers. Signor Renelli begs leave to add, that every effort will he made by him to deserve that patronage he is au anxious to obtain, and thereby restore the Theatre to its original state of splendor. AU application*. boxes and single subscriptions for the season to be made to Mr. Opera-te, 106, Quadrant, Regent-street, open from 12 VI. Embellished with Eleven Portraits. price JI. 7s. the 4th volume of ILLUSTRATIONS of the LITERARY HIRTORY of the Elftli TEENTH CENTURY; consisting of authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and intended as a sequel to the Litersey Aneefintea—By John Nichols, F.R.A. In ibis /warm aro given, Penns* of Dorton Busby, Birch, Z. Grey, verge. and Whittaker; Rev. J. Lewis, 11. Michell, and T. Witten ; J. Asada, J. Thorpe, and James Bindley. Esqrs.— The first and , second 'Plumes of this work, embellished with Fourteen Portraits, may be had, price 21. 145.; as may th e thi r d volume;embellislied kith Ten Portraits, price IL 7s. lin, ck till G. KING'S THEATRE.—Mr. BENELLI, having 11 understood that several of the old Subeeribers to the Opera have been deprived of their boxes this lesson, begs to assure the iobility and Gentry, that in no one instance has he disposed of any I the boxes belonging to his subeeribas, until they had first iignitied their intention of girlies them up. To render this intel ligible to those who may conceive themselves subscribers, bat who, In fact, do not in any way arntribute to the support of the i Opera, it nay be requisite to state, that wpm& of of 70 the boxes is the ,thirs Theatre are the private property of dilrwnt individuals, net which, of course, Mr. lien 11l lies no contra, sad with which ' has nothing to do, the subscriptions, as they sae called, paid in Nat of such boxes going exclusively into the pockets of the re tie proprietors, and not benefiting in the least the establish- A. 31r. Senelli pledges himself that In every instance where noes bare been thus unhandsomely deprived of their boxes, it rill be found, on investigation, that the parties are not in fact sub :fibers to the Opera, but mere renters of property boxes, a list r which is annexed for the better information of the subscribers igencraL ai. /dr. Bendli, who has, in many instances, sacrificed his interests his determination not on any account to deprive his subscribers • the boxes they hare hitherto occupied, entreats that a derided uinction may be drawn between his conduct and that of • few dividuals who, having trafficked in the property boxes for • Ties of years, and, having no interest in the general character ' the cusidirliment, have net hesitated, in numerous instances, saaillce every feeling of consideration at the shrine of pecuniary Ivanhoe, Pit Tier. Ground Tier. Ore Pair. Two Pair. Three Pair tn. It 6 Stage 2 Stage 76 124 6 2 38 76 123 10 3 41 77 127 li a 44 78 It 7 61 so 13 8 33 8:1 14 16 1.1111 84 16 19 MI 8,6 10 17 21 60 20 57 87 56 Centre. XXI 70 ap 20 71 91 21 22 23 79 91 -1 34 6 Stage 96 24 36 98 21; 37 leo 27 1 Stage 101 1 102 106 131 POSTURE ITN3IASKED. pHE progress of Merit, although frequently assailed k is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. The aggression of obuicade terminates in defeat ; and conscious rectitude ultimate* lumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public approbs. The test of riperienee is Ow guarantee of favour, and has auNiihed 11'.1RR 111,At!KINfl in general estimation ot. kith there exists not a among, r proof than the tacit acknowledge on of s huit of servile imitators, who surreptitiously o b trude on usessy a Spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the li nEalappointment of the unguarded purchaser, and manifest Uf a's( 14 arm, whose character and interest by this iniquitous _"u ere equally su bj ect to d etr i ment. It becomes therefore an "uPlalcable duly to caution the Public against the manoeuvres of livnapicd Venders, who having no character to lose, at:d stints. ! id y avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim at the acquisition °Yule, through any medium than that of honour ! The original u mottles Blacking hears on each bottle a short direction, with rPaTuvr ~ Robert ‘Varren." All others are counterfeits; m'aur instances the imposition labels are artfully interlined Cie./eat address, in very small characters, between the mote shoo, ones of" No. 10,' and " Strand." It is eanestly recorti ' Nhopkeepers and others, who are deceivedrhy base fabvi. 'et W:irren's Blacking, to return the detect d trash to the : s huts whence it came, and expose the machineationa of rams k.minted oblo q uy. eulansii's Blackin g i s sur pa ss i ng l y b r illi ant ; it ;radars damP.; althicley to the leath er ; retains its pristine virtue in all CilL And, combining elegance with comfort, is an article squall/ t.iahion and utility. Sold by every respeetabk i n Town and Country, to bottles , at Gal, duds l2d. and 18d. VOX AND IiEESE ; Or, RARIsEQUIN THE WHITE KING OF CHESS. Harlequin, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Henderson; Clown, Mr. Hartland; Columbine, Miss Adcock. KINWS THEATRE.—Signor ItENEL LI most re- spectfully begs leave to Inform the Nobility, Gentry, Sub- scribers to the Opera, and the Public, that this THEATRE will OPEN on Saturday, : the 17th instant. Signor Benelll begs leave to elate, that. relying on the liberality of the fosquenters of the Opera, he has during the recoil had the whole of the interior of the Theatre newly decorated, and, at an unprecedented expense, under the sanction and with the approbation of a Committee of Noblemen and Gentlemen, engaged the following performers:— For the Opera—Composer and ',Director of the Musk, Signor Rossini, (his first appearance In this country Madame Bonn de Begins, Madame I : olbran Raisin', from Bologna, (her first sp- in this country,) Madame Pasta, from the Opera Bull', rar, e 7ber find appearance in this country these 7 ysani,) and Madame Veatris, Madame Caradori, Nlatlame lharlani, and Madame Iliatainli. Signor Garcia, Signor Curioni, Signor Frances. chi, (his first appearance in this country,) Signor Remnrini, Prima Buffo Cantante Barcelona, (his first appearance in this country), Signor de Begins, Signor Porto, Signor Ihenetti, Signor Rosieln their first appearance in this country). Coniposer and Conductor, Signs Cocchi ; Leader of the Band, Signor Spagnoletti; Poet, 'tailor Stefano Vestris. 'Poe the fliellet—Madame Renzi Vestris; Mademoiselle Legroa, i 'demoiselle [dating timer, Premierea Danseuses at the , yal Academy of Afone. Paris (their first appearance in this entry). Mademoiselle Nobler. Mademoiselle Julie Aumer, lAademniaelle Leroux, Mademoiselle Delattre, Mademoiselle lexaidrine Bougleux, Mademoiselle Manette Moulin, (their appuranoe as this country;) Monsieur Albert, Monsieur . rib Vestris, Monsieur Ferdinand, Premier Danseur of the ' nyal Academy of Music, Paris. (hie first appearance in this - otry,) Monsieur Le Blond, Monsieur Bertrand. Principal ' let Mastev, Monsieur Aumer; Aolatant Ballet Masters, I onsieur Boisgerard, and Monsieur Duffle, with a complete Corps , • Ballet. Leader of the Band, Monsieur Rophino Lacy ; Princi- , I Scene Painter, Signor %arra; Superintendent of the Ward- .be, Signor Sastini ; Stage Manager, 31r. Kelly; Deputy Stage Manager, Signor I). Giovanni. Bankers, Messrs. Chambers and Son, New Bond -street, by whom alone subscriptions will be received. Anxious as well to avoid an over crowd behind the scenes, as not to refuse one gentleman while another Is sulinitted, it is thought right to state, that the admission behind the scenes will be strictly mined, as it is at Paris, to the annual subscribers. Signor Beoelli begs leave to add, that every effort will he made by him to deserve hat patronage he is so anxious to obtain, and thereby restore the King's Theatre to its original state of splendor. AU applications, he boxes and single subscriptions for the season to be made to Mr. Seguin, Opera-ofike, 106, Quadrant, Regent-street, open from 12 o'clock till G. VING'S THEATRE.-Mr. BENELLI, having .111 understood that several of the old Subscribers to the Opera • are been deprived of their boxes this 01111014 begs to assure the Nubility and Gentry, that in no one instance has he disposed of any .. the boxes belonging to his subscribers, until they had first ignitied their intention of giving them up. To render this Intel- . ble to those who may conceive thomssives subscribes, bat who, n fan, do not in any way contribute to the support coffin Opera, it . y be requisite to state, that upwards of 70 of the boas is the inee Theatre are the private property of diffwnt individuals, • ter which, of course, Iklr. Benefit has us contra, aad with which e has nothing to do, the subscriptions, as they ale called, paid in spec: of such boxes going exclusively into the pockets of the re- ne proprietors, and not benefiting in the least the establish. rent. 31r. Pariah pledges himself that in every instance where MOM bare been thus unhandsomely deprived of their bozos, it ill be found, on investigation, that the parties are not in fact sub- 'bore to the Opera, but mere renters of property boxes, a lilt . which is annexed for the better information of the subscribers th general. ef Mr. Benelli, who has, in many instances, sacrificed his interests his determination not on any account to deprive his subscribers r the boxes they hare hitherto occupied, entreats that a decided oinction may be drawn between his conduct and that of a few .tviduals who, having trafficked in the property bozos for a of years, and, having no interest in the general character the roahliahment, have tut hesitate!, in numerous instances, saailice every feeling of consideration at the shrine of pecuniary vantage. Pit Tier. Ground Tier. Ore Pair. Two Pair: Three Pair. tn. It 6 Stage 2 Stage 76 124 3 2 38 76 123 10 3 41 77 127 11 a 171 78 it 7 61 ao 13 11 33 83 14 16 1.1111 84 16 19 58 83 10 17 21 du 20 37 so 87 Centre. XXI 7 6 ap 20 7 1 91 21 22 23 79 94 23 34 6 Stage vg 24 30 98 21; 37 100 2 7 I Stage 101 otter 1 102 100 13IPOST(;RE 1 1 N3IASKED. HE progress of Merit, although frequently assailed . is not imped e d by E nvy and Detraction. The aggression of lloreade terminates in defeat ; and conscious rectitude ultimately emote in the attainment of the grand object—public approbs- l• The test of experience is the guarantee of favour, and bus %dud 11%1 RR EN'S 111.AllKING in general estimation ot. eh there exists not a wrong, r proof than the tacit acknowledge • tof a bun of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude on unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the ' 41 sepointnient of the unguarded purchaser, and ntanifest in- -8 V. erne, whose character and interest by this iniquitous ', mt ore equally subject to detriment. It becomes therefore an "'litigable duly to caution the Public against the manueuvres of iv..scipled Venilenr, who having no character to lose, and slims- e ' l l bl avarice in thei r nefarious pursuits, aim at the acquisition r "el through any medium than that of honour ! The original . nwchle.l Blacking hears on each bottle a abort direction, with "g l aTTr " Robert ‘Varren." All others are counterfeits; t , "near instances the inquisition labels are artfully interlined +‘ A out: rent address, in very small characters, between the MOM t. ' ai ° , l , noes of " No. 30, ' and" Strand." It is /*neatly reeorn- : (l) thopkeepers and others, who are deceivedrhy base fabei. was 1721. W:lTTeres Blacking, to return the detect d trash to the b 1 ") 1 whence it Caine, and expose the machineations of masa- -14 meted oblo q uy. y d's Blackin g i s sur pa ss ingly twilliant ; it excludes damlb.- n l , lLielry to the l eat h er ; retains its pristine virtue in all en- "l, combining elegance with comfiest, is an article 'quail/ t ivisabie fashion and unlit,. Sold by every vespeetabk b . " "I Town and Cuuntry, in bottles, at Gal, 10d. 121. and lfkl. 2NfITII'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, fpr giviug the kJ true W EST PHA LI A N or NM D.S3IOKE flavour to all kinds of 61E.tT, whether Hams, Tongues, Bacon. Beef, or Fish, while it contributes essentially with the salt to the preserva tion of the article from decay : and as no heat is used in the pro mo, it is nu this account much less liable to become rusty, or to lase in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or smoking-house. This useful article is now first advertised for pub lic sale, under the assurance, from an experience and ride of seve ral years, that it will perfectly answer the shove description. It may be had of many of the moat eminent Oil and Italian warehouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, and is parti cularly recommended to the notice of private families, as the best and most economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co., Cheininta, he., 20, Ilarniarket; also by Atkinson. 302, ():ford -street :• lbw and Co., 03, Itracechorch.street I Hickson, 170, Strand ; Homewood, 476, Strand ; 60, Leaden hall-street ; (I. Neighbour, 131, High Holborn • A. and I. Sterry, Borough; and St urge and Son, 'Newington..Butts. In Stone bottles, 2s. each. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT! SUPERIOR WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS, F.STA- R141811E1) BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. HUGHFRANKS and (N)., 70, Cheapdde, corner of Queen-street, respectfully submit far Sale a very supinor kind of Hat. manufactured of such materials as to mcrit the appro bation and patronage of th e P u bli c . I ts peculiar qualities free it from the effects incident to change of weather or climate, the colour a most beautiful yet permanent jet black. This important point has never been befiwe attained. The shapes to which IL F. and Co. have for a long period given their particular attention, and spared no expense, are of the must elegant and fashionable kind 211. to 2fis. The osaalt of many years' experience, the extensive adoption and the many flittering testimonitis of the most respectable Wendel's% bin the kingdom, warrant the Patentees' declaring, that foe dotaliftlty, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, and economy, theil II 'Wand unrivalled. H. W. and Co. have fully succeeded in rendering the LATELY INTNNTED SILK HATS nawe elastic, light and pleasant to the Had . They are free from any disagreeable smell, and will not in the 'lightest degree spot with rain. The colour, though of some. rim brilliancy, is unchangeable in any climate. Price Ups. and Ins. An elegant Assortment of Ladies' Beaver and bilk Plush Bonnets. TOSEPH WALKER, it:ATM.:II.IIED, MAT ," TRESS, PAILLASSE, BEDSTEAD, and SEA BED. DINO REAL MANUFACTURER, and FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE. K. High Holborn, adjoining Day and Martin's. An extensive Assortment of well-seasonal Floor Cloths, of all Widths and Patterns, supplied from the most approved Illanufac. tory in the Kingdom. The Public are respectfully informed that extensive premise' are opened, No. tfli, High Holborn, in the Feather Bed, Mattress, and Upholstery Business; where the most extensive selection of the kind in London may be found ready made, so that rooms may be fitted up in a few hour., and upon terms which must meet the approbation of a discerning and generous public. Superior Stored best White Goose Feathers, 3e. 3d. per lb. Best White (louse, . - 3a. do. Best Grey Goose Feathers 2s. to 2s. fid. do. - Best Poultry ditto, . - Is. Lid. pfd. do. Superior White (loose Bordered Beds, 41. tom. Plain (loose Beds, - - . 3L to N. Poultry Feather Beds - - 30". to 31. Flock Beds . . 314. to 30 1 . - Elegant Carved Spanish Mahogany Itedateads, 31. to bl. Tent Cottage, 11 aterloo, and Elliptic, Stained and Bamboo Bedsteads, Ills. to 42a. Bordered Common Mattresses, - ills. to 245. Superior White Wool Mattresses - 21. to 31.105. Baked and Curled Elastic Hair Mattresses, 21. to 41. Chintz Furniture' and Coloured Linings, however dirty or in jured, restored in a peculiar manner, to their original brightness of colour, at a trifling expence. Feathers sold in any quantity from 31b. Bed Ticks at prime mat, if to be tilled. Mattresses, Chairs, and Sofas, re-made and re-muffed. Old Bads exchanged or dressed by a prolate entirely new. Four-poet Chintz Furniture, and every kind of anumenlai or decorative Drapery, arranged in the most elegant and tasty man ner, in a few haunt notice. Contracts fur Military Naval, and School Bedding, executed in any quantity, prepared 'fee any climate. THE LONDON and iYESTIONSTEE WINE arid SPIRIT COMPANY an now. SELLING Five White Sparkling Champagne, at the low price of M. 10.. per donee; they have a Owed at four guinea* only; but though bright and effervescent, it is yet destitute of that peculiar fragrance, the body, and what is termed quality, so congenial to the taste and delight of the connoisseur. They are also In possession of tome extraordinary first growth Champagne, part of which having beta introduced at the tables of the haut ton at eight, can now be offered at the very moderate price of live guineas. Excellent Claret St. Julien et la Rose, at 605., pints at Ms. lAs Fitte and Mar ' gotta front four to five guineas per dozen. Pon of the vintage of 1020, at 1001. per pipe, and the real Born Reteiro, allowed to be of the finest flavour ever imported, at 1101. ; hogali -ids and quarter casks in the same proportion. 'White Wines, of all dc,eriptions, in the Wood, on the most reasonable terms; or In dozens, at the fol lowing moderate (rug 'mane . MONEY oats) Fresh Bottled Port 3ds. to 42.. I ape Madeira 101. to 21s. Crusted do. 2 to 7 Superior, Sherry Sa yan in bottle 48.. Gas. your - 245. Brown and PalcSherry Ms. 4.15. 'Red Pontie -24 a. Fine Amontillado 60s. Do. Port Vitionia, Lisbon Mountain 411 s. Very curious flock, • Very superior Bueellas 40.. remarkably pleasant East and West India Ma- table %Vine - las. dries It).. ire. Constantia, in pinta 211 s. Old Gock, Sauterne, Barsac and Grave, MOselle, and iron tigniac, ete. French Brandy, Boor- English Gin LW. ML, 10a., Ita dcau x -21 s. and Toni -13 s. fif . 80. Cognac 23.. 20s. Irish Whiskey • 1... Rum 11.. Best do. Ills. Fine Orange Shrub IU Scheawn If ollands 241. Fine White Brandy, Noyau; Country Orders, post-paid, an Mr. Wm. Godlier, 16,ntrand, (newer, the Vaidis and preen] opposite 111 arria's Church. Curacao, and Manx+liso. dosing rantitonces, addressed to omptty attended to. ;es are near eharing-cross, and GENERAL BENEFIT INSURANCE COMPANY, A LDERSOATE-STRELT. Established 18211.—Capital, Fifty Thousand Pounds. TIVIMON. Ilia Royal Highness the ISUEE of GLOUCESTER. Plt1:111DZIET, Pis Grace the DUKE of BEDFORD. vies-rnamosnaes. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, Ban. M.P. JOHN THOMAS THORP, EN. Aid. MATTHEW WOOD, Esq. Ald. M.P. Sir ROBERT BAKER, Knt.—.&e. &c. TRIIIIIIIIII,IEIf, Messrs. FRI'S and CHAPMAN. Bankers, and Fifteen Trustees and Directors. Il IS ( . 0 Nt PAN Y, established on przcisely the prin ciples and plan of the most popular Life Insurance Offices, offers to the Mechanical Usspes especially, provisions by way of Insurance against Sickness (together with medical attendance and medicine), Life Insurances, or Stints of Money payable at the death of the Assured, Deferred Annuities, &c. &c. by Monthly or Quarterly Payments. At s fixed and equitable rate of Premium, proportioned to the age at admission, and without being subject to the Inas of valuable time, or to the imposition of extra contributions of any descrip tion, the working part of the community are thus enabled to secure the benefits enumerated. The peculiar features combined in the plan of this Company are, the security of a subscribed and guaranteed ('apital, in addition to the funds accumulate,' from the Premium'', and the important advantage of Septennial Returns, to those who have not been claimants within that /wriest; every person insured is therefore permanently interested in the prosperity of this Institution, and a partaker in the fullest possible degree of the benefits to be de rived from the system of Mutual Insurance. The Office !lours are from 10 to 3, and from t. to if, daily. TO Large Families, Launaresses, and Oth e rs, where the Article of SOAP is in daily and pronege mquisition, YOUNG and Co.'s WHITE SOFT !OUP Is particularly recom mended as reducing the labour in washing, the quantity of fuel in the use; and with other most valuable properties, it that of softening the hardest well-water without the aid oric:r.se=l - compounds, and is even soluble in sea-water. The ray ex tensirc sale and generaldemand prove the superiority of this article over every other Soap, and induces the Pmprietorp to make known by Advertisement that it 'a Sold, 'Wholesale, at the Manufactory, No. I, Manifold-place, near the Elephant and Castle, Newingtn- Butts ; and Retail by all the principal Oil and Colour Shop s in Town and Country. ESTA BLISH ED MEDICI NES. rNEWIIERY and SONS, Proprietors of 1)0CTOR •.,,,m" . „; and other valuable MEDD '1 is;l-IS, caution the Public against Counterfeits, which are now but too common, and acquaint them, that none butt the Genuine are sold at their Ware house, No. 15, in St. Paul's Church-yaid, the third House from Cheapside. a. d. a. d. Dr. James's Powder - 2 >t Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc - 2 9 —l2in a Bottle . Camomile Drops - 1 9 Analeptic Pills . 1 6 Convulsion Oil - 2 6 _6in a Family Box 24 0 Paregoric Lorenges 1 11 ['Why's Carminative . 1 1$ Bilious Pills (Newbery'o 2 9 (70ilina's cephalic Snuff 1 11 Esaenee of Colafoot - 6 Mr. Spence 's Dentifrice 4 0 English Coffee - . 2 9 The authenticity of the above will be ascertained by the name of " F. Ncwhcry ' being engraved in the Stamps. Dr. &dander's Tea - 2 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills -- 1 11 And every other Medicine of repute. Wholesale Allowance to ileechants Captains 4c. ,VII. In ,SYD. pricTeits. boards, Arrertrr CHRISTMAS CAROLS, With tie Tunes to which they •at hernias , sung in the West of England. Together with two Anciens Ballads, a Dialogue, &c.—Coll ev t e d b y D av i es Gilbert, t . .R.S. &e. Sieond Edition. " Mr. Gilbert had taken advantage of old Time, and mode wife, for some centuries at least, a record of our ancient Christmas Carol% and for thi• good deed has secured the gratitude of Anti , quaries yet unborn. These Carol( are genuine nautical euriositieS. Museum. rIIHE ART of HOOK-KEEPING TAUGHT, at 7, le-row. Holborn, by W. JENNINGS, Author of the only real Meresytile Work extant, divided into Four Parts, viz. : Domestic, Foreign, Factorage, and Company Accounts. Pupils gore completely finished in two months forany coonting.bouse in (heat Britain. and minutely examined hr competent judges. Ile also gives LEssoNS in MERCANTILE - ARITHMETIC scientifically, which inattita his Pupils to perform every calculation with one-tenth of the figures taken by any treatise on arithmetic hitherto published. Complicated accounts are arranged in a com. pressed point, and the exact state property accurately ascertained. N.B. The REAL MERCA NTII.E ART of BOOK-KEEP ING is sold by the Author, Price les. 6d. This work is copious Without prolixity, concise without obsco. rlty, and clear without that toilsome drudgery so intimidating to the student. The old circ u itous method i s a b o lished, and every branch fully explained. RIIAYB A7§ll) ELASTIC BELTS. ROBINSON and i'ISTIRDI submit icTLailies their fashionable CORSETS, of various unique patterns, which they engage to fit in a superior style of elegance and beauty, how. ever difficult the figure. Their Patent STAYS counteract and rectify spinal utryatures, and support and cure persons awry, in. visibly making the form appear perfectly straight and shapely, without any pernicious steel, padding, or pressure. Elastic REISS, that reduce corpulency, visceral enlargement, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen abdominal debility, and give comfortable support before and after accouchsment. Country resiacnts inenteted to sen 4 measures. letters must be past paid. Be eery correct in the names and address, Robinson and Vistirin, lib, New Band -street, London. EST.IRIASHED %Omani,' of TWENTY YEARS, for the YALE of IRISH LINENS by the PIECE, at the Futon' Peke, No. 4, on the South Side of Uloonasbury-square, Four Doors from the top of Southampton-street. Holborn. rHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to so nounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Es tablishment in this Country, where thew Continue so Burly the No bility, lientry and the Public with WARRANTED GRASS BLEACHED LINEN tor Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be procured through any other medium. They also engage to return the pur ebase-money should any fault appear. (loot! Irish Rills and Bank of Ireland Notestaken aa usuaL— Country and Town Orders punctually attended to, by J. DONOVAN, 4,lllo,mnbury-square, London = andl . J. '' 1/OYLE', 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, Sen°s' 13ATENT MOULD CANDLES, remarkable for stea -1 diner_ pf burning, and brilliancy of light, to be had of DA VIES, sole Manufacturer, &I, St. M ern opposi teSlau gh ter's Coffee-bowie. Also, his Palace Wax bights, at h. per lb., for whieli his house has been so long and eminently famed; Smut Candles. 2s. 6d. per lb. ; good Candles, 6s. M. per dozen ; ben. 7s. ; superior old stares, 72. 6d. pit dozen ; Moulds, from Os. to Its. per doren ; Mottled Soap, from 711 s. totals, per cwt.; Yellow Soap, 625.t0 745. ; Cunt Soap, 90s. ; Sperm Oil, from 4.. to fn. per gal. ton ; good Lamp Oil, from '2.6d. to 3s. ; Windsor and Palm Snap, 44. to 2.a. per lb. • brown Windsor, Is. 91 to 2s. Gd. ; best Seal log Wx, 4a. 6d. per lb. (Wars carefully packed for the country, home consumption, and exportation. _ _ • J. Ella, Lower Thames -street. wine -merchant, from January 13 to January 21, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court, BANKRUPTS. Y. Hooking, Walton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, builder, to surrender, January 17, 24, and Feb. 21, at ten, at the Simitrupts' Court. Solicitors, Nellie/. Williams and Goddard, Gray s Inn, J. R. Sasby, Borough of Southwark, hop-merchant. Jan. 174 1 , land Peb. 21, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Keane y and Spurr, Lothbury. D. F. Wade, Hadleigh, Suffolk, tanner, Jaa. 17, gz, and Fei.. 21, et twelve, at the Bankrupts' ('nun. Solicitors 3leasts. ihaw and Son, Holborn -court; and Mews. Leeks, °ford; end Son, Hadleigh, Suffolk. T Sutcliffe, Windle.house, Tlavorth, Yorkshire, wonted stufi manpfacturer, Jan. 21, 22, and Feb.2l, at eleven, et the Prin.. Hood Inn. York. Solicitors, 3lr. Taylor, Clement's Inn., Loo. don ; and Mr. Eagle, York. J. Olson. Netherton, Ahnondbury, York, clothier, Jan. 26. at /AI. 27, and Feb. 21, at eleven, at the office of *toss. Whits. bead and Robinson, solicitor',, Huddenfield. Yorkshire. Soli. titers, Meson. Clarke, Richards and Mcdcalf. Chantert-lane; Sad Menu. Whitehead and Robinson, Huddersfield. Thomas Hopkins, Woolwich, Kent, carpenter, Jan 20, 24„ and February 21, at one, at the Bankrupts' ?'.curt. Mr. William Noakes, Staple-inn, Holborn, ani Reetesplime, Woolwich, Kent. . . J. Mapley, Cheamilde. glass-miner, January 34, q, mod zu blowy 2l, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sol i cit or , Mr. ;May, TheOesenn, Holborn. J. ti Jewett, HWhamppton, Manley, Womeater, &met, Jansen 11, at fat* 21, and February II at eleven. &gibe Vattern, jet, arceser. bolicitors, Maw. IVilliams arid )% bite, inn ; and Mr. Cinder, Droitwich, Worcestershire. IM'IDENDS. Feb. 111. R. Williams, Worcester, thaber-enerdtent, at twelve, at the Hop market lap, St. Nicholas. Worcester. Feb. 4. J. Heaton, M . Flouting, and M. Dyson Almoodbury, York, woqllen-manufacturers, at ten, at the White Hone Ind, Iluddersfidd York. Jae. 31. J. W orth and J. Worth, Trump-ctreet, warehousemen. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. January 31. (1. Hague, Kingston-upon-Hull, haberdasher, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Jan. 31. B. Troaghton and J. Troughton, Wood.street, Cheap side, and Overton, Hants, silk-men, at 11, attbe Ilmikrupts'Ceort. Jan. 31. A. Henry, Finabury.squarc, merchant, it eleven, at' tlio Bankrupts' Court. Jan. 31. S. G. Hart, Harwich, Essex, membant, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Jan. 31. T. Smith, Hampton-wick, tember-werchant, at ten, at the. Bankrupts' Court. January 31. T. Meredith, sen. Bishopsgate-street-withost, leather. seller, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 3. IL GottO, Liverpool, tobacco-manufacturer, at one, at the George Inn, We-street, LiverponL Feb. 3. J. lax, T. Lax. and W. Moon, Liverpool, sosp-boilert, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Jan. 31 P. P. Andrew, Brighton, Sussex, grocer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 3. A. Brander, Budge-row, upholsterer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' COun. Jan. 31. J. Cox. St. John...street, linen-draper, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Jan. 31. T. Cogger, Haymarket, glassily, at eleven, at the Ban!: rupt Court. Jan. 31. T. A. Minehin, W. 0. Carter, and A. Kelly, jun. Ports mouth, hankers, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 3. W. Garter, Bristol, dealer, at twelve, at the Rutr.nnt Tavern, All Saints.bone, Bristol. CERTIFIC.ITES--Jss. 31. S. Watts, Yeovil, Somerset, moueyocrisener.—W. Lacan, vestry, Salop, ironmonger,.--,1. Cntmore, Ilirain-Isne, jeweller.— J. Sowden, jun. Wakefield, York, corn-factor-0. T. Wright, Piccadilly, ironmonger. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Walker, jun. and W. Walker, Wolverhampton, *fiord, factors-4. Twigg and (1. Tiuson, Belvidcre-wharf eoal.rner cbants—D. Brandon and S. Jones, Ilunter-oreet, Brunswick square, wine-merchants.--W. Waddelow and J. Magna, Narrow street, it/ochre, millets.-1. Jackson, W. Hague, T. Jackson. and W. Jackson, Sheffield, York, brmlt-tuartufacturm.—T. Toone and J. Frisby, Leicester, holiers.—F. (tuber and it. Bar ber, jun. Binningliam, stampers--A. Mailer mid A. Kid, iAIO - East India Brokers..--J. Moon and F. D. Nam, Dinser.lane, Cbeapaide, los/mace c:d T. L. Blundell, Ewell, Surrey, surgeons.—W. W. Smith, J. Lawson, and C. Brichi„ Colman-street, silkanerchants—D. Austin, W. Fisk. wall E. Perriman, Wapping wall, .Shadwell, triaLmerchains.—J. flarro ; , and J. Hump, Afanchestcr, letter-Keps-printers.-31. Sweet., am.. U. Spines, Taunton, Somerset. coach-proprietors.—R. Wen s Ibd S. Ncwcy, Birmingham, brass cock-foundets..—J. 131iis. W. Corn field, and E. Oaks Northampton, drapers.—R. hfolyanut ►anti C. J. Cope, Devot;shire-street, queen...agnate, woulk.makess.-_ IL Maxwell and M. Treacy, Old l'hacge, straw-hat-rhanuftic turers.-1. Jones and W. Winmill, Caltle-street, Clerkenwell, pa lishem—S. F. Hooper and J. Iliffin, Cannon-street. —IL Bodge, J. Dodds, E. Pearson, and D. Ferguson, St. Ann's Ropily, Neo castle. upon-Tyne, rope-mskers.—B. sod. H. Clark, St. Alban's, Bert. ford, Millers—ll. Jackson and T. Jackson. Wakciield. York. tailors.-0. R. I). Oraham and A. Dswson, Olaspow.—T. Simp son and T. Bullock, Enaresborough. York, surgeonr.--T. V. Allin, T. Sheppeesen, and R. JohmomCbmpaide, warehamocier. —J. T. Brooke and D. Crolc, Old Broad-streej, stock.brokers._ S. Pullein, M. Pullein, and J. Bond, 31anchenter.—S, if seles..l. Welch. and 0. T. Roper, Lancaster, atip.ownere.—lt. Bturlatd J. Bubb, Bratifsrd, disk silversmiths.—T. Boyden and J. ard. Liverpool. ship-builders.—C. Snow acd J. Ilid.bur7, New 'inci sor, Berks, `.booksellers—C. Ellis and E. Ellis, 14 ituburne-mins ter,lforset, maltsters._ _ The average' price of Broxm or Muscovado Sugar, computed emu the returns mule in the week ending the 7th of January, lir24, is 31s. 50. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of et.stonis paia array able thereon on the importation thereof into tireat Drusar.. Average price of Caro from the Returns received its the Week ending Jan. 3. 1823. Wheat. Barley] Oats. Rye. 1 Beane. I Peas. s. d. c!. s. d. s. 1. a. d. a . 4. t',s 2 29 4 20 10 39 S 35 35 MERV A'Gb OF CRBDITORS, ♦T TEC &&&&& UPTeCOERT, TO-mostow. THIRD 'METING& Ella, J. Lower Thames -street, wane-merchant Marsden, T. King,treet, Portman-square, hort...stlealer Bowe, U. Great Smith-wet-I, Chelsea, surgeon Si:LOND stevetx,:s. Eyre, W. Cockapur-street, trunk-maktz - - I Powell, J. O. Egham, Surrey, dealer - I - iihaw, J. W. and Elamdie, A. W., Yo church s Buildiegs, merchants - - . I Thomas, W. Regent-street - - iDiairnrana. Vos, H. and J. C. Erna, New.court, Crutcha Priam. merchants - - - Tad ar.4l Courthope, Longbow's' Chambers __-....iimiiiiMlllllllllllo gol