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~"".F` ~~ cm 4 %.+~ 4 :• • -., r~ •,?•:A NIIMBEIA 4883. TWA' 4 Tlt R. ROY A/4 If AY VA r is EVPNIN(;, NION I)AY. August 3, will ee peefortnert. the Farce of THE SLEEP-WALKER. Sir Patrick Mae Cairo. Mr. Connor; Rattlepate, Mr. Thrtmorl; Abbi. Mr. Tokely; &MUM Mr. J Russell. Mr.. Deoram, Mrs. Davenport; Sophia, Mr.. CAIIIII.If. CLORE OF THE BRITISH GALLERY, PALLMAI.L. THE EXHIBITION. . t then GALLERY, of the t relebrated Works of the Italian, Srlllll4ll, Flemish, end Dutch Se%lota, IS OPEN front Niue is. the Sloreieg 'Mil Ails ie the &reins, end will be CLUIIIRD se Selorday meet, lb. Sib of August. By Order, 3011 K YOUNG, Keeper. • After w►ich (Arse tine this season). a enwseely, calm EXIT BY MISTAKE. Roland, Mr. Terry; lack Sirsw, U, Watkinmen ; Rattle. trap. Mr Russell; Restless Absent, Mr. Jones% Crockery, Mr. Tnkrly. M. Matcher. Mrs. DIVP10 1 1(111; Har►iet (Rest lime), /Ws , Copeland; Prank, Mrs. Gibbs. The Evening's Entertainewenta to rawhide wit► the FAIT* of X. Y. Z. Cartlin Milliard. Mr. Crosse Grobbleees. Mr. awn; Nedily Bray, Mr. lilies; Roscius Andros., Mr. Rim. Pell ; DAB?, Mr Illartio ; Ralph Herapseed. Mr. Tukrly. Mails, Mc.* F. Bleacher'; Mrs. Mower. Mrs. Comma; Betty, Mr.. Watkiosos ; sad Dorsal 'Howell, Mrs. Dawes. port. Wive., be—Pit, Sa.—First Gallery, la.—Setmod Gat: ler,. 1•. The 1./nors to he opened at Six o'clock, sod the Perform. enr• to begin at Newels. Kieft Inr the Boxes to be takes or Sir. Massingliam, at the Think.. Nlt A Private Bus may be had sightly, by application at rhr Ito% °ince To.nuirrnw. She Sinus* to Conquer—with ( 1 4 desire) Th Tray. Ilet Bessithstol. t' vim...6y wall he rewired, not premised at the theatre Ih• ac his yew.. the Pla♦ of The Afrrean. ; or. War, bor.. a ..1 Doty. Srliro, Mr %%ar•lr; Re.isv. M is. E. Plaortia.,) Rein, their fir.t app•arsner is Iho•e Chili meters). ?writ/m.l 1.. whirl, will he acted. Lowers' Quarrels; the t,rtai.nn.•nta to touched, with The %Veddiug Day. A Novelty. of three acts, is in preparation. rileA rttE.fto v. 4 f. R.VNLISM OPEtiA, arn.4lVD. BY SPECIAL DESIRE. T UN EVENING. NION I/AY, Auguat 3, will he peefurestrel. the Cattle Opera of IkIERICANS. Americo hpliaas—Fisresco, Rh. I. ' wows; Kohn, err. 13..11. 1 Moo Carew; Clutillbaw, Mum I Stew. num. 'fi.r frshe, by the. native Aiaeriseasi Isiellases. whit will sp. pear io 411 the original 4iteation. of she Fsble of this Dram.. tIC.Ii4IN in the Midair fil War. whoter Churn* at the rod of She nest Are. and iu the Donee of Pewee at the tuorlusion of the 0re.....1 Act. flei.i-l—e4pini• Wilmot, Mr. Pennwalt; fr.amm. Elba. elansislos 114eNtalessa. Mr. %Y. A. ; p u ma,. Mr Ra.let , ; 11.4.hipthan, Mr. Mears. Louisa (Ward of Paul l'ynaall, Mies Kelly. Asoerieaul— Patel Tyrohl, Mr. Salter ; Martin Slow, Mr. Hos h. I. Afr.e-..t.—Z.4eltialt, Mr. Wilhi.isue ; Slaves, Means. Ste. tins a n t Courser. After whirls, the Cetinje Opera of f• KEE AND EA-Y. Jll/114 FIVeII42I/, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Charles Courtly, 10. tturiley. G. deeds-, Miss littly. 111- G..at Salome will be ripened at Eight (Minch, at a Pc ~,,, pools. and Waii.lig room fur the Seemed Price, being ta.e. folly Rik .1 lea as at Illuminated Conservatory, wills • Io Art ots • Trees, Slonto, and Flowers. Two Ix c.• 4,41 I. :int JO s Wray: have In en constructed. the ..at which spread a ref.eshing coolness through thc .1104 I h- 34 —Lower y, Re.—Upper Ga 11•... l•... Pr cr at Nin. o'Clork. 16.. t... and F. ivate Boxes, may be taken of Mr. it the 11.4% 01fire,Straud Entraurr, from Tun till C .o f ....1 41 Fearawee. Unary, 170, New Buud-street, ▪ ..*4. rairlisigtuworar WO/. ...w, Th.. hyaena-ans. and Doctor Bolos. o M. lo Medea of fhe Deserter of Naples will be 11ifi.1.410 for •al on Thursday Prot. 1.4. It ..iut of The Death of Captain Conk, mad the Melo 'hams c. 11.41 The Blood goy, will shortly be revised. 1:1W U. CIRcUS AND SURREY THEATRE I ►s ' l' SIX NIGH 114 OF RODERICK NANOOII. Nu th.iers udi be issued during the prescut f • 111 PRESENT MONDAY. Aisgii.l 3. and five following Evenings, the Perfoi Ruiners will (mlllll.lll , with the very such approved Ilturlatit, Cwisditl lir. Silio.lrleit Novel calkd ! , .1 it LAUNCELd l' CItEAVES. Lai.oolut Grtaver, Mr. Huntley. Aurelia Darnel, Taylor. ih.- Rorletta(for the 7th time), an enlirrly new Tragic ‘1 die Pantomime, iii mie Art (partly oitittnals and pn.d sakes from too tetrific IntiJenta, is Dr. Stool. till's Romance), called FERHINANI). COUNT FATHOM. Coma Melva, Mr. Clifrord ; Ferdinand, Coent Fathom, M. Ridgway; Mother of Curet Fathom, and Spectre, Mies Tldor. oilier new Scenery will be exhibited • Picturesque t'•.nt 4 e uu a Hanpriatt Forest—A CAtup loud Field of 50t0..., so% 1.. micliode with (13th tint.), an Operatic Melo•dramatie lindens, iss three Ada, tuandeil of Dr. &wadi% Newel, tAileJ RODERICK RANDOM. Rod.. irk Random, Mr. Huntley; Mr Random, OM. (ander .1. :.iznot tun of Dun Itudrigo;„ Mr. Clilturd ; Urnten..nt .nd Balthasar, Mr.Gattieorith itie lair Mr. Dd.din'a r.roollt.. Sung of •• 1 laugh at Jean Bull a link." Strap, M, Fug. Idiom. In Act 11. A French Military Billet, compact-4 by Mr. Gar.lllll. Pr.ocipal Characters, Mr. GlfolBll, Mr. Ridiorsy, and Miss Satipws. Poly l to the flurletta, a Musical Prologue, in charac -111, hy Mr Voir,Main. Ai the Id Act 11. an Eaptawto►y Ado"reel (after the rummer of the (:irek Moils, but uel quilt au tbimoical), v. br spoken by Mon R. Adcock. Boxes 4. —Pit 2.—Galltry Is.—Half Price al half-paid Lott. Marra for Ow novel to he taken of Mr. Roratrer, at the Itat•tylhrr in Ow Trrontury of she Them.... where Frye Ad. su.•uuu+ for Ike S , •aauo may be posclormesi, wool a Private ”log aged uizldly; and, (or the nrcommodatioon float end of Inc Towel, at Ilse Moreau sic Spoo.tacte, ~Ce4irros Exchange. Koodstr►rt. Oa %holiday nem will be produced for the Oro time, a new S , rsoous Speri.octc, with arc Movne, Scion sy, c.lird Loloomos; or, 'llse flosecomerox of Overatic Hilo let ta, from Fieldir:, and a new Harlequin P 4lllloll llllr, are lii preparat sou. V) counteract the moon/ attrililit• th" ore A made to impose un Ilw unwary a sporituta coontott. lull icioes.l of thr G ENV IN E 'SLACKING pi rear. 4 by Y 411.1 MARTIN, they have adopted a sew lAl4•l,tal which their athlete.. 97. HIGH Itot.BORN, PO elMspituously placed in the centre, that they trust n■ a t t ituti..n to IIII•, and the dtllerelice ut the type, wiut•h •s Os , Idle all Miler-press, will enable pureLaserr at twee to &lett the imp...lion The 1.11. JAPAN BLACKING, male by DAY WI II A ItTI N.lh,High Hullwr•y is sold In Bottles at Oil , lo OW la. C.l each. $4/(t---14:5 10 1/1"-- 4 1 17. •• . t • • • t rt - wt. 6 ' /4 , .10 do • 'II ' • it* • . 1 • • •I • •• • e A` .N lettil l the rt 41 Ai • n eh t • . tit 11 too .4;4 .1 -.t! :•' - MON DA VAUXHALL GARDENS. Uta the Patronage of he, Roy' I Highness 114 PRINCE REGENT. VPHIS EVENING. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. will he pm. ..gated a (IRANI) GALA, with Madame 5AQ1.71%4 Pert olitastrwa, and Again uu the Kum aosiisist a hrillialit discharge of Fwewurk.. to 64 —The Doors wilt epee at Seven. awl the Cougar. beg iis at Eight v Clock. THE LAST WEEK OF THE WIDOW AND HER GRAN D3IAM MA —A NEW INDIAN AQUA DRAMA —REAL WATER. SADLER'S WELLS. THIS PRESENT %lON I)AV. August 3. 1810, and following Evenings, a Comic Dance, com posed ►y Mr. Hartland, called PLOUGH AND PISTOL. After which a New Musical Extravaganza, in Ton Art., Mu•tr by Mr. Whittaker, with Una ezerption by the late Mr. Reeve. calked THE: ‘1 . 100‘4 AND HER GRAN DNIAMNIA. Pesucipal Charactem—Mr. Gibbous, Mr. (sherry, Mr. Smith. Mrs. Keassetly, Miss Trot, Mra. Weston, Miss Trustall. and Miss J. Keasedy. Miss Tree will aecommitsy Alin Turista!' in a Sows oe tie cherub'', play • Walt:, and dance to it. After wide% will be exhibited, • GRAND PANORAMA o► thr RATTLE OF WATERLOO. Pained by Mr. W. Heath. Tu cunclu.le •with an Indian Alva. Drams, called THE SEAMAN AN I) THE SAVAGE. The Music by Mr. Whittaker.—The Scenery by Mr. As diver Closracters--Allan (the 'lranian), Mr. Hartland; 4111.0 (the Saver), burisor Panto; Ko►o (a savage Churl'. Mr. Campbell; Tam (an Indian Boy), ‘Cis.('ladbill Parrs (Meer to Terra, betrothed to Noes), Miss Tree; Po incipal Indian Girl, Miss Perry. In the Piece an Indian Kafiri mid War Duce, composed by Mr. Hartheid. The last Geese on Real Water, wish a Waterfall. The Extravaganza awl fedi*. Piece the production of Mr. C. Dibdis. Boxes, 4s.—Pit, I..—Gallery, Is. Doom open ■t Half past Mee, begin at Half past Six, Places kept till Haltpast Besets. On %..•day next • New Moisical Extravaganza, called Fut 11211; or. Lingo in a New School, in whirl, Messrs. Olberry and Smith, and M►s. Kennedy, will perform, their engagement hm lux bate renewed fur a short time. Itelllaill. Inj Characters, Messrs. Campbell, scud Baron ; Miss Timatall and Missive.. cusrox: HOUSE, Iglu., Jnly 31, MM. NOTICE R EsPECTING THE I POR TATUM; Or EAST INDIA CHINA FIIO3I THE CONTINENT. /1 7 " C Chew 4 .1 E l " A u Iwl iP C tos I I ni en ' 7 1 l a " 11of Europe. " sE Iu" l k c f private use, is contrary to LOW, and the iambi Commission. est of his Itheirslys Treasury having drerrnoineal that she entry for hours astasunsptioe of such China outtht not to he pollinated longer thaw sus, be urcesnay to gum "croustade uuliee to persons whit 'nay be contented in ouch Imports. Dom, sad (bat the law will in future be strictly enforced. This is therefore to give notice. that flows and after the 101 A day of October swat ow swilidgeuee ur relief will un auy aceuuut be grauted i■ such rases. By order of the Commissioners, DEM DELAVAUD, Secretary. • 11111 F. Next of Kin (if any) of JAMES lII'D4►NALD. late belowciag to the East India %ler cloud •hip Bariac, deceased, My applying to Mr.Owr•,, Nu.s, Bell-yard, Doctors' Cumulous, way bear of suabeibiag lu their selvasslage. THIS DAY, If you Any before TWELVE ('('LOCI► AT NIGHT, You may gain TO MORROW skition Pounds fur... /10 10 0 15,000 Kurds fur ......... /10 9 0 7.590 Pounds fur 3,750 Kuuds fur.... 1,876 Puuuds fur fl 7 0 G. CARROLL. Contractor Fur the Lottery, haring made no FIXED PRIZE ill the Scheme, the. TWO PRIZE' of £30,000! 2 .... of .... £4,1,02! 2soo SOVEREIGNS, &c. Ste. May all be drawn TO-MORROW, and si a Tribute of Gratitude for Public Favours conferrnl use G. CARROLL. hr has wide arrsurenesto that Pur chasers shall have thr uptiun of rectisisg, is adilitiuu lu all the Prises, GOLD f ur the Two Past • % of 'MOO Siverriens wills voirr CLARE!' M A 1)F:I OA, assuieniiug hi Four Piro of Port 6r M..N Ira, or Cum Hoer- Itrutk of Chiral, fur r.trlr of Ike Prises of Oils Thuimitaid Siur.rripu, dud in pi op./sum' fur Shari s. rbe SI Inc to be chusem by the Molders themselves. Tit It. Is and Share , " are now on Fst'e at the Offices of CAR. the VOsiToacTott. No 7. Conditli, rnd WI, Oxford 1...50100. oho Sloss rJ and Suid in the very last Lawry, No. 9.4 s .. a I'm.- 161 £211.1)00 Ecsiiirs Llt,lll Carilisla til,ooo, !SOO, &c. Att.l is CAR MILL'S law Contracts, 7 1. 7 3 7 $ .... 4... • • 1:40,1111/41 3,045 6,315 fin .900 4,349 ....... ‘20,0110 ex. Se. 'Lc. ,Y, AUGUST 3, 1818. - • intuAl serVICD4Y NIGHT'S GAZETTK. . . ... :. w •. ~, .., .. . j allme4ffice, Jr(p 31, INS. EMIRS aIITUII.IIII9 TO 111 7 .P.VE IN THE NEW /AmuAm ENT. city of Limerick—to 1.00. John Prendergast reedier. Conf . ! sif Moilogbati=Charlet Powell Leslie, Eel. awl Ike Ilissylvably Fleury Ruireet Westenra. County ol Leitrim—John Laltiuthe, E.q. and Luke White, City of WateWord--Tlet Right Honourable Ilk John New port, Baa. Comae of Armagh—Merles Browelow the yoinger, Esq. and IVIIMam Riebordwin4 Pegs Norma/ha Armagh...John Leslie rooter, Eat • COUSIIII of Tyrone—The Rigid Honourable Sir Jobe Slew art,Rart soil William Stewart, Esq. Rwou2 ll Dliagethrou—Thonasa Koos, Esq. Comae of lireeksodr , —Thaumis Wood the younger, Esq Swoosh of Havesiosa—George Gould Morgan, Esti Coons, of Worcester—The Honourable Fleury Beauchamp Lygoo, and the Hunuorable Willmar Ileury Lyttellon. Borough of Evesham—Humphrey Howurtb, Esq. cud Wil liam Edward R.,inw Boughton Kie l Borough of Wi c k, o lb e ririm Llmitwiels—William Philip Earl of &num and the Himoureble Andrew Foley. Borough of Bewdley—Wilmon Aylesbury Roberts the yotioger, E. Q . Comity of. Fermanagh—The Hononrahle Lientatant.fiene ral Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole, G.C.B. and Lieutenant-Ge neral Mervin Arclolall. Cutlery of Corwasli.w-Sir William Lemon, Bart. and John Ilrarlr Trentsyne, E..q. Borough of Dunheved,utherwine 11.1wiceston—James Drog. den, Ksq. and the lion,urable Pownoll goateed Pellew. Borough of Li.lierret. otherwise Liskrard—The Hisnonrahle William Eliot, a..d alajor.Geueral Sir William Henry Pringle. Borongh of Lostwiti , lel—Sir Robert Wigram, Kul. and A levied , ' Cray Grind. Esq. Borough of Truro—sir Fiisioy Junes Henry Suuserset,rom. swirly called laird Fiteroy Jam.. Henry Somerset, K. C. B and Williwo Edward Tomlin**, F.wi. Borough of Iholinyo---Dairies Gilbal, Esq. and Thomas Braililyll, Esq. Borough of Hallestoit—The Honourable James Nugent Boyle Bernard,. Tosrushend, commonly called Lord James Nugent B..yte Beruardu Townshend, and Harrington E.g. Borough of Si.iltaids—Mathew Russell, El. sod James Blair. Esq. Boroogli of Eist - Sir Edward Buller, Bari. awl Thom,. Pouch- Nl:regimen, E.q. Bunnies of Portbyhoo, otherw i se West Looe—Sir Charles Mho, Bart mid H. my Guelburn, Esq &notch ef Grampoutol—Johu 11141110, li.q. and Alexander Roberison. E.g. Borough of Csinelford—Mark Milbank, Esq. sad Jubn Ileshby blealaisd, Ey. Borough of Peurya--Sir Christopher Hawkins, Bart. mud Henry Swallow, Esq. Borough of Tregony..--The Honourable Hear, Vase, eons rowdy canal Lord Vt.oolllll Barwartl, arid James trCal- Inchon, Esq. Borough of Bussiney*Jamee Archibald Stuart Wortley, Esq. sod Sir Cousinuo Mumerille, Hart. Borough of Saint Ives--Sainuel Stephens, Esq. mad Sir Wal. ter Stirling. Bart. Borough of Fuwey--George Lucy, Esq. and the Honourable Jsnors 1131111111111 Stanhope Bo r gh of St. Germania—The Houourahle Seymour Tho mas Bathurst arid the Right Honourable Charles Arbuth not. Borough of Midshall. otherwise Mitchell—Sir George Shaun lOU, liars. and William Leslie, E.g. Borough of Newport--iVilliant Numbey, Esq. and Jonathan Keine. Esq. Borouth of Saint Mme's—Serape Bernard Morland, Esq. and Joseph Millimetre, Esq. Borough of Callunzloa—Tlw Honourable Edward Pyudar Lyeom mid Sir Christopher Robinson. Kul. Comity of Lilleoll.—The kluoinsiAble Charles Anderson Pel ham, nod Charles Chaplin. L.q. Bornmeli of Stamford—The Ilomoirshle Thomas Cecil, com monly called lord Thomas Cecil, and She Honourable Williain Henry Perry. &laugh of Grantham—Sir William Earle Wrlhy, Dart. and the Ho. orable Edward Cost. Borough of Boston—The Honourable Peter Robert Dram. mond Harrell, alld %Ulla'', Alexander Modocks, Esq. Borough of Grr:it islishy—Juke Nicholas Faasktricy, Esq. and Charles Truo)suo. E►q. Coolly of Tipperary—The Hesearable Riehar.l..Ratler, eunsurnsly ea led Lord Viscuaat Cahn, auJ Honour. • - - -- • able Muutaeue Mathew. Borough of Cluussrl—Tbe flight Honourable William Bap well. City of Cashel—Weltard Penorfatiret, Esq. Courtly of Bcohieb--Pir Waikits William* Wynn, Bart. Burettes of Drithigh—John W)nue Griffith. Esq. County of Itotiood—Sir He.olieute, Bart. and Pir Grrasd Nue' Nod, Bart. enaimei..ion to the Royal etrnsarlheis *Prime/ by the Lord lieutenant of Mc Carrot, of Carmarthen John •1 bottle tt•e)laiJ, 1•10 u 'swat oh hnlf y,y, lo he Furst Lieutrusut, vice Willis..., July 21, 1818. Guildhall, Landes. Attorney, Mr. lanista.• iney.allereet, St. ary•Atte. •• • l• • DIVIDENDS. Amidst 25. M. A. Mosey, late of Sbiltual. Salop, moneY• scrivener, at twelve, at the Jeciiiughaus Anus Inn, Shiff. nal. Annual 25. D. Elliot, of Cushion.rourt, Old 1111 road-street, L ool t o ., raseerlaani. at ten, at Guildh a ll: • Angus, 24 J. Johnson, late of flhadwell, Middleton, cheese. monger, al lit••lve, at Guildhall, London... Noveinber 10. J .eu. of Leadenhall•alreet, Loadou, issiwiraote-broker, as twelve, at Goildloall. August 20. W. Wade, of Holland vireel,o‘fordddreet, Mid (lleum, baker, a; ten, al Guildhall, Loudon. • Anemia 25. R J•iy, of C:oekidatil, Salop, ought:eyes, at eleven, ▪ the Crown lon, Shrewsbury. August 25. R. Evam, of Shrewsbury, grocer, at eleven, at the Crown lon. Geuther U. G. Cooper, sere. of Old Ford, Middlemen, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. Ildoicloa. August 29 J. Tothinghain,u(Chestrr, bookseller, at li., at Giiikthall, Lamina. *nowt 29 J. Lock, of Woolwich, victualler, at tee, at I.muloii. August 29 W. Lagemann, of rower -hill, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. September 1. D. Carroll hers, or Liverpool, amerthaht, at one, at the George Inn, l.iverpuul. eF.RTIFICATE.S.—Aucusr 41. J. Emeny, of Dover. 4raiwr.—J. Carry, of Iltsreeet-conrt, Fleel-slreet, London, inerefinist.-111. MI C.nekiu, formerly of the !Cities Mews, near elmrinc-cross, Sliddlesex, late of Welbrook. London, but uuw of Bethnal-green-road, Mid dlesex, inercleasii.—S. Freeman, now or lake( Mikity, Lea dun, keepet.—E. Tebay, late of Filming+, Sussex, iron munxer —H. Downer, Bruton sheet, Bund-street, Middle sex, milliner. PA RTN ERSII IPs DISSOLVED. R. J. Ma.. Moil and W . Nlaehfur.l of lowberd.sleeel. London, 40141 mud %liter &Mem, June 22. 1818.—G. A llan awl J. 1.-.wvoso, of Darlincton, Duslaws, brushanalorrit, Jody 9, 1818.—C. Taws:all and T. Evans of Worcester, hop-nterehantso illy 14, 1818 —J. Dewbut vi and G firming, of lissmxltall-oireri, Loudon, packers, July 2s, 18113--.1. I'. Alps. W Coupe'. and T. 11. Ilist h, of Erotism-eh-mm.4 Entidoa, and of liibrisliar, merchants, August 1, 1819.—J. Hooper and C. M. Wnndyer, of Tuoley-street, Susdhwask, chylous's and drugxids. July 31, 1818.—J. Audessou and H. Maks, of Clare-street, Cla►e_Market, Middlesex, butcher, A sixties I. 1618.—J. Ward mud 11. Wenn, of Mitcham, Surrey, sulk vs and curu•dealers, July 31 , isle. BANKRUPTII. Ch‘rles Bleat, late of Tavialuck-otreet, Covent gerfless, 111181.1lebes, optician, 111 aurreui:er, Attaams 11, IS, and Srplrni. brr 12, Cl toeler, at Guildhall, L,uudait. Attersey, Mr. Richardson, Chmesil% lists. Abraham I'ruul, of Irmo, Cornwall, grocer, to surrender, A °gust 4. W, and September 12, nt ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Davison, Clenitnt's lon. Thomas Duelbrookr, lair of High Hulboru, Middlesex (but How a prisoner in the K iug's REsiehl, linemdraper, to surrender, Augost 4, IX, and September 12, at ten, at hall, London. Attorneys, Slams. Mayhew, Price, Mod Styan, Chaise,' y.lane. Sammiel Lepage, of London, lesler, to surrender, August SO, at six,2l, and September 12, at stereo, at Ow Caidtra.. Arms 11111, Attorneys, Messrs. Morton and Wit. Ilassimis, Gray's Ion; and Mr Norris, Halass, Yorkshire. lames Nitwit, of Wryniouth attest, Portland plate, Mid al, .4., 'mei., to snrreisili r, August S, and &Spit WWI It, at fro, at Guil.thall. I. lots. Attorney, Mr. Young, Charliiite.rurt, Mammon home. - - John P . m.!, ot M. A5 h .,,., Hertford, limn-draper, lo siir rrnols r. Anginal 4, 11, moil tivpirrobt r 111 , at lea. al Guild. kill, London. Aitorney, Mr. Itirmil,Gusilroril place, Kau niiieinu, Surrey napl.arl kariarles, lair I.lStrore3te.orret, Dower (hat now • primmer iii Wirer lif•lrf in frail and jewellery, lo asiritinkr, Aliquot 6, 35, mad Scpteubber 12, at waive, at PRICE OF SCGAR. The oversee price of Brown ur Muscovado Sugar, torn. puled free She Returns mote in the week rooting the 29th day of July. 1818. is US. Bd. per hundred evilest, exclu sive of the Dosing of Costume paid or payabte thereon, on the ispurtatiou thereof into Brett Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Averlare Prices of Coro of raizinsid awl {Vales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester finsitelp, sent of Oatmeal per boll of 1401 ht. avoirdn poise, from the returns received is the seek coiled the 25th of July, 1815. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oct.. 2. 11. 2. A. s. of. e. 4. 57 10 53 10 52 7 36 11 Brow'. Now. I WIMPS'. I Boer or Bog. s. d. •. s. et. a. d. 63 7 57 11 38 7 LEICESTE ItS HIRE ASSIZES. EXTRAORDINARY CARR. 6n Friday a care came no before the Chief Baron. 'duet) had heen thr atthject of cnnverration tor some tune through this part of the country, and the circumstances, of *hid' rmard against one of the parties the wiltleat resentineto, while the other was viewed with the deepest iuonpssbion. At en r,st ly hour the Crown Court was filled to excess, most of the benches being occupied by the Ladies. The fair opecintoro weir, however, inform ed, that the ►ubject involved some facts which could not properly be submitted to their consideration, and they withdrew. The heat of the weather pre vented diem from leaving the Hall, which occa sionally was reached by the voices of the Counsel, and 'presented a most lively picture of tiptoe curiosity. Aiichael Shipman, a Dissenter, a man of property, resident in Illockley, within 13 miles of Leicester, was called to answer the complaint of a beautiful girl named Emma Dalton. He took his seat at the table oppo.ite the witness boa, and had f r e q ue b t communications with his Solicitor during the trial, which I,.sted seven !mum The ildbetment c h uKe d him with having olkUllif. eel Alio% Dalton, and silinitimered laud.intsm. or some other exciting drug, for the purpose of pro ducing unconsciounietr, or appetite in that young lady. with the view of rendering her sub. , servieut to hi. passions. There were other counts in the indictment, one of which charged him with entlilllotl x. aullt. Mr. CLARKE opened the ease, which he 'mid was the most aglrayated one he hail ever heard. He made no other comment Upon it than that the evi dence would he found incontrovertible; that it would disclose a system of villainy the inost de prueed; and that thy honour of the sex and coin trion humanity demanded an anemia's from the Jury inculpable of bring prejudived by an address to their feelings, nosoppoited by powerful testi ninny. He called the Prosecutrix. Upon getting into the box she trembled exceed ingly. It would he difficult to describe the effect produced by her appearance. lam her contitenancr, which wore the marks of thought and sorrow, could be traced the evidences of former happitiess. The spectators turned with horror to her abuser, who presesited a hideous contrast. His head was cover ed wills lank red hair—he now and then .‘ grinned horribly e ghastly smile"—especially when his Counsel was proceeding to draw itiferences from the evidence, which led him to entertitio a vain hope. The following is the substance of Miss Deltoti's evidence: IKw twenty-our years of age. My fa ther was a inetchsin, mod resided in Birmingham ; hut from the etniv4rros.ed state of his circumstances f dlt necessary some time ago to leave the coun try. My visiers :Ind I, to wl i lie had given a good relocation, reinalued at home EiO ty in Sep semlier I went into the family of Mr. Shipman, NA governess to his three daughters, the eldest of at Is nearly 14. the I to, anal the thod bevel, 0.1 F. the Ifinla of Dreratiher. I was vial. oily 111 a ith a pain 111 Ina chest, and a bravo,. as, and I retired to inv. terets eleven and twelve, thr servossi, tiara Jolt's sun, came ui N-k 0.0. I ass. 1181/111( re. ell/4.4 iii• iill.llelll lit tit pain. I her I *AA exCeedthllly 111, and ketgell that %ht. 1.1( I 1.110111• I bathe lily fret 1.. Null,. oaltr. O a tier 1 , 111111 the girl told Igo r Iti.l Ire 1111-111 - •, hall vela 511 her 'nage', mi d lie w pm,' l ie u p dir. t'lly. Bril,fe I hail nine to express my dia4ppriiihrtion of so rvirmiitlitiory an intentiou on the pert of Mr. Slnitsuuet, be LONDON, MI PRICE SEVEN-PEMCR. rebated the room. Ileviog covered my head with the bed-clothes, mod made no reply to his inquiry how I was, he piolisd down the clothes, took both my bands, and drelred Ira, to look at him. Again he tilted use what was the smelter with one? I said I had a violent pain in my chest. He asked where toy chest was; sod I sand he must know, and that he was trifling with me. He then (hiked Clara. to fetch some brandy. She went down for it. The children were in the room . , but they were usleept the eldest girl was in bed with me. IVbesi Clara left the costa he Flit his Iminrl over the, upper part of my person, end told me the paiii was not in my chest, boot in my et ado. My endeavour to remove his hand was quite bootleg's, for I was exceiwimely weak, and my befall was so violently affected ous to render rue wholly iswooable of remonstrating with him. The firm wards I ad dressed to Ingo when hr entered the coons were, that I Laid not sent for hint, but fur Mrs. Shipman. When the girl returned with the brash, he re moved his hand from my bosom, awl obliged •Ilft in take sou, e braiody, after which I ristieuted gun to leave the room, which Ise at first refused, lout afterwards consented to do, declarieg, how ever, that Clara should go, and that no one should stay with ate, whether I was well or ill. Both went away together. About five o'clock its the morning I awoke in great puns, mid was quite hystericel ; my cries awoke. Mr. Ship mates eldest danghter, who jumped nut of bed and rail to her parents' room. Mr. Shlptilion 0111111 in a few minutes after his daughter bust left the room, but said nothing, and went away imme diately, Clara then came, and said, her insister had orderer) her to dress me and take me olowii. I refused to go, saying to the girl that the lied wins better fur cue, as I was ill. He 'called repestrollt to know whether I was rigu6ig down ; and I, tied. ing objections woolen, told the girl she might dress me and take me down. He was at the bottom of the stairs with • candle in his baud ; lie lied on a night-cap and waistcoat, but no coat, and he as sisted the girl in brigiging me into the rooter, where., before a large fire, there wan a eufe, on which be lanced me. I complained of tlie excessive bent, on which lie sent Clara fur the tea-things, and fagot the fire was not hotter thou I could bear it. .his breath grew worse, and I f, It dressiltulgy ill. • • • • • At that ecouseut the girl entered with coal and tra•thinge. He isisis.eil on my taking tea. acid 'wised me up for the purpose of doing so. Ulm' compulsion I took Iwo elope, and he said I should have a third. There is a cupboard .1.1 the room, where different ki n d's of drugs are kept, annongst which is lasoilso. isum.. Before lie brought the third cup he *rut to that cuphokrd, and filled it there. 1 refused to take it. He said I Should, and raised me up, and lout the cup to my mouth. I perceived the smell was nauseous, and •gaiu refused. He dechired that I should, or he would drench me wide it; ut the same time lie took hold of vie by the stoic, forced it dowse my throat most violently, and threw Inc down ou the sofa. He sat on the sub'. One of my teeth was broken. but whether it was at that time or nut I don't know. Clara Caine in while he was drench. ing we with Use tea, and he desired her to take the bone out of my stays. I was in violent agony, mat I motioned to her not to do it while he was in the room. He went oat. I thought I Wall exi • g. Clara on removing the bone retired. He came and eat at the foot of the sofa, and gave his hand arose unrestrained liberties than before upon my Berson. The servant came in, and he 'emoted leis hands", with one of which he had held boils of nein,. In answer to his inquiry, she said she lied cense to prepare the room for the family. He darned her to remove me from the sofa into the kitchen. As well as I could I told her to carry site to best, but he said it was useless', for I should not ego, and he removed me into the back kitchrog on the sofa, near the lire, and pail the shunt's tip i Clara went to her business, and lie sot beside use, and repeated the liberties I alluded to. At that moment Clara came in. There was a nauseous taste in the last cup of Ira I look. which we% out in either of the other cups. I have Sallee 0111 ell no. danum in tea, and it is lily firm belief that lan flo.mul was mixed in the third cup. My aloe , * increased, and Clara, by his order, put use to bed, where I grew worse. Mrs. Shipman finite I:. MI he ir iug me scream, and Mr. Shipman made use take castor oil. What occurred from Ow time I'll four in the afternoon, I was wholly ulscou•uou, to'. Oil Sunday I fell hi tier, and coistiivest is, Pit at dinner, after which Mrs. Shipman proposed ts, Is r husband to goo to chapel. I went up rosin owls soon,. Shipman went to chapel, and SNir. Shipman (wile to me while I was lying on the bed, and sisted on my going down. I told Imo 1 would cry murder if he persisted in rems.v.i g me. Is, I was dreadfully ill. He used all the peissiesive ur• guinents lie could to induce inc to g a dows, ; caul lie had out gone to chapel on my account, amid ~11 the rest were out. I said he was a N a l gums, and supplicated hint to leave me. Finsiu.g that I was heed upon not g si. g down, hr to got sip a boge violet full of brutal ) and water. 1 -01(1 it was 11.1 u.risoly, and retie-y.l to take any. lie iliorazi-tird to drench me with it, and stood over one- till I streak it every does. I was throe sit Lyme-ries, had dreadful fits of crysig, Nod hest all recullsctiois of what occurseii. 0.. ti.e follow,. g smonsig I was awoke by Alt. Ssiiionian's kisses. Hr toil hoe •li his wile a n d children loved me, and :hut Ise loved ate noire trot noose. 1 eoini)lo , l.ed or she moult lie heal Ailed me, sad said I whoutil ashen Mrs. Shipman of 100 vile conduct. 1 ii:f.roted M.... Slili•stlais of it. My illness contioursi with ussabated violence, mad though I riluepstell is orb to Ste Mr. Power, the servo:4 and ossotlirr sageds cal was denied by Mr. and Abs. S. At le g.l. 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