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• / /~, l v~ __ r -Ippr, - amlllpirr -:.• - 7 ie . • - -.•-• . A , . 4.,.„.. ~ t. . - --1 , `..-..........÷ / - . 4-0 ..v..1., .. , . • ~ 1 I .‘ i . . ‘,. . . ' ••••• • ~., .. . . . . • • ~. . 4 • ''‘, • 'ti.•: ). " 1 1"; . . * ..! r.,..0 . - - . 10 11 4 'IV (I.( • .~j INER 5177. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 12.-Isl9. PEICE S' Yr 1:. V 11 EATRN-H01.4 t, COVENT-GARD b:v ,VHIS EVENING. MONDAY, July 11, wilt he ncte.l the Tragedy of 114:NICE PIiESF:HVED. Prlull, Mr. Evertor' ; Bra:tear, Mr. Connor ; Jafßoe, Mr. C K. mill.. ; Pierre, Mr. Yitutic. Dr!rider++, Mira (I'Neill Nita ,-..2c1 tire), a new Dramstie Sketch, in oue act, called ( .4 (ZEN ING ; Or, HALF AN HOUK IN FRANCE. Dick kin.table. Mr. If Ars! Unit. Bourtu, Mr. Yates!! Tragic, Ali Yates!!! Fi,tions, Mr. Yate•"" Grimucier, Yale,!!!" Gilbert Glib, Mr. Yates!'" " Suture Houle. ly, Mr. Yates':""! Mrs. Deborah Mutable. Miss Greats; Julia, Alva. T. Hid ; La Belle l.nuun "here. Miss Shaw. Ahre which, the Melo-Drama of EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. JuLY 10,1819. TO BE PAID OFF, ALL EXCHEQUER BILLS issued by vir. hie of an Act SS Geo. 111. tap. 4. fur raising £30,001000 for the Serrice of the Year 1818, and dated in the Months of April and May, 1810. The Lords Commissioners of his Neje:ly's Treasury haring giren directions for paying off the Principal of the ewer-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest dee thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Remipt of Er chequer, New Paluee-yard, IVestisiester. on Thursday. the 291 h Day of July 1819, attendance will be Fires daily (Sundays and ?folklays excepted), until and including Sa turday, flee front len o'clock in the morning till one in the aftereoon for the purpose of receiring the same and,, for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to place the Bills in Li.sls (which are to be ob tained at this (Vice), dune" them in the order of their re epectire Dates, sleek as are for the same Amount being nu merically arranged, aril specifying the principal Rums, and Interest due thereon, nompered from. but e.relnding the days on which they are respectirely dated, to the said `29th day of July incluetee, when the Interest Will SWISS: and the said Bearere,should they be acting as the Agents of Hold ers whom names are inserted in the Bills, are prermurty to procure the bodorsensents of such Holders; and the Bear ers are also indispensably required to endorse each Bill with their usual Signatures, and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of the List ; and they ore moreorir ref / wired to attend the Erehequer Bill Office for Paynielt,and to receira the new Bill:, and give the Receipts for the SWOP. If any of the Helder: of Me aforesaid Bills should he desirous ofreectring Payment of the Principal only Interest prerious to the said 2911. day of Jule, they only be stemma modeled, on compel inn the Interest to the Day on which thew wish to be paid, and tearing the said Bills for exa mination one day prior thereto. Suck Person as may be desirous of baring new Exch.- Tar Bills in whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon markings new Bills, and mentioning the Amount at the bottom of their lists, ddirered on or before the 245 k of ./m/y, may be accommodated with new Bills, payable to or Order. carrying an interest of Two pence by the day. on eretp the Hundred Pounds, which. said 11(70 Bills will bear date the said day of July, and will be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Friday, the 30th day of lidy, And the fol lowing days. Tke Exchequer BM to be issued in exchange, and matte payable to or Order, a, shore mentioned, wag he either transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not he filled up. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST KIIIECTF.D, Sr. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL and HARNABAS receiving the GENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the citucinictort of OUR SAVIOUR, *OK tidier PIC TURES and SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting natter the imm.-thate Patruonge of hi* Royal nighties* the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 12.1, Pali-Mall, near Carlton-House, every day from Ten till Five. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Sceretsry. . • CORPORATION .01: TUE A %DCA lII.E SOCIFPCY, FOR INSURANCE ON Livrs, Instituted lit Cluirtre of Queen Anne, Auto. 1704. THE R EcTORS of lie Corlowatioo of the •1 AMICABLE NOCIETY for a Perpetual Assurance °Ace ski hereby give *mice that Attendanie will be gilt= at the Soriely'a House, in kerjeant's•lnn, Fleet-aireet, os W CON P,SDAY, thy 14th , 21st, and 89th days of Jill" 'NIL and on WEDNESDAY, the ttb day of August nett, from. Ekven of the Clock in the Forenoon, until One in the Afternoon. un earl. of the said days, to pay Claims arising by &alb. of Members iit the said Society in the year ending at Lady-day, 1819 (old style), amounting to 2001. for each share insured on their respective Lives. .1. FENSAII, Register. &beard Peacock, of East End, Muldle,e., *re taliator. Henry Lane, George pug, and William Law& of Acker- Lancaster, ek Nil,- pro Oen:. BABKBUI'TS. John Cox, lan. of F.insworth, tionthamptbo,ehairmaker, to surrender, July 27,99, mad August 211, at twelve, at the While Hart Une, YU/Aso. Attorney., Mr. Padthin, lam and Messrs. Alexaader sad flohne, fifew-Ina, London. Ballloll Worrell soil Audrew Pope, of Bristol, hookers, to sanyuder, July 19, 22, sad August 21, kt twelve, :it She Merchant Taylors-Hall, Bristol. Atturileys, Mr. 'fainter, Brillidl ; and Mews. Lamberts, Taylor, nod Deane, Gray's law square, tanakin: %rah % of Wardoar.street, Weataniiiater, toirh maker, to surrender, Jaly 17, 24, nail 21, at at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Alieu, Cartisk.street, Soho. 'IMMEDIATE CLOSE OF THE BRITISH GALLERY, PA 1.L.51 A ILL. Irlfiß EXEI I BITION of the celebrated Works of she haling, Spanish, Flemish, and Dosch Reboots, will be FINALLY CLOSW 11118 EVENING (July 12), at Resew o'Clorle. Admission,. Iss—Calaloraes Is. By Order, JOHN /DUNG, Keeper. TUE MILLEK AND HIS NIEN. Grindoff jihr Miller ). Mr. Farley; Count Frrilcrick FA. berg, Mr. Connor; K irl (Isis Servant), Mr. Liston. Clau s-line, Mus Foote; Karina. Mud. 71.; Second Poet, Sd.--.Pit, 3i. Rd.; greund 2v.—Lower dv ; SteuUdi Price, Is —Upper GAlnry, It. ; Second .it.. .%•I. MR OWEN'S PUBLIC MEETING. APUBLIC MEETING to itilirct a MODEL of arraugenwiato, calculated to tivrperotaoeut Atrial productive etaploymeat to the POOR, will be beta at the City of Looduit TIMMS, oa MONDAY NEXT, hly the 19th. . His Royal Highoest the Duke of KENT POI take the Male at Twelve o'Clitek precisely. Thomas' Bell, of Pianer's Hall, Old Broad-street, London, insuraner..brokeri, to surrender, hely 20, Ames's' 3, and 21, at twelve, at einildhall. Attorneys, 31raars. Hearlkot mud Doris, CA* ket-coart, Gracaleharcliwtreet. William Newry Hayward, of Maneheatev, and of Tien. meth, Stafford, cotton spinner, to l'orrender, August 2,3,• and 21, at 'Joe, at the Albion Hotel, Illanehestre. Aaiun. neys, Hr. law, Paccaddly, Manchester; and Mears. Ad :lector and Gregory, Bedford-row, London. George Cotton, of Andover, Hants, riltoilT, to anrrewder, J aly 12, 27, and August 21, at eleven, at Guildhall, Law. don. Attorney'', Messrs. Shaw and Steptwoa, Venting,_ buildings, GraVilon, Louden. To marrow, The —Ruinhaotes Furioso--sattl nu- _ . . WANTS. SITUATION, es COACHMAN, or COACHMAN and GROOM, a steady Man, thirty year. of age—ht thoroughly understands hie business; SRI übjeciiion to live in the Conntry, lir go abroad; would Make himself otherwise useful if required; can have an excellent character for honesty, sob►icty,anJ capahility, front • family of the first re.pectability he has just left. Address, W. H. Mr. Lees, Sadler, Down-street, Picca. dilly. Oa W.,loriolay, Rob Roy Macgregor—Cooening—and A Roland API' •n (MM. _ . . At a neimerous Meeting of the Committee appointed by the General Meeting of June 2d, 181.9, to invevaigate Mr. Oirsen's Plan for provkliug fur the Pour, held at Freemasons' Tavern, July 8, 1819, Resolved, with use dismal—. Om Timm!lay, Guy %marring, with Blne Mara. IVIEATRIft-HOYAI., ENfallll OPERA-11011SE, lit, That the immediate pressure of tic emits of par peri%in, render it highly desirable that a single establishment on the plan of Mr. Owen (with an ultimate vicar to an itn prov.•d application of the feuds raised for the Poor) should be made under the conduct of a Committee, and that it is, therefore, expedient that a fiend should be raised fur the pur pose of fuming end, establishment. Id, That this Committee hope, in the event of the sac eels of the propumd establishment, a most desirable re source would be afforded to the London, and other pope !MIN Parishes', by the adoption of similar expedients, for the employment of their Pour. Junsiti:in Wetberill seed Elisabeth fayle, late of Dyer'a. court, Itairrsaawbury, Loudon, factor., to surrender, July 20, 27, and Aurora 21, at tee, ai Guildhall. Maurits illesosra. Powsosflalijyairtleenbe, Jubn Aaslsour, of Edgensou Middle sex, earn-orrekaat, to surrender, July 17, 24, and Astru.t 21, at trot, at C,uildball , Lanka. Atostso l a, Msg.'s Mask and JU111.1., Julio-street, Medford rod , Lou.tuni 11$141 Messrs. Hears', aucksnEttan. mTRJND. THIS PRESEN'F — AIONDAY. July J 2. will be performed •rflth time throe seven ram), dm Comic 11411ad.Oprra, in three acts. called THE JOVIAL CREW; O, THE MERRY BEGGARS. 01.1 r, eve. 11r. Lancaster; Springlove, Mr. Wrench ; Ran. rill, Mr. W S. Chatterley; Vincent, Mr. Pearman ; Hilliard, `.lr. Bromllitirst ; Justice Clack, Mr, Howlett'. Rachel, Miss kdly ; Menet, Miss 1. Stevenson. NEW INVEN'rEO ANCHOVY SAUCE. Under the above name E. LAZENBY end SON respectfully solicit the attention of the Nubility and Gestry to their new mode of preparing Anchovies as a Fi‘b Sauce. It will be Gaud to possess a richness and flavour supe.ior to That prepared in the old way; and one trial will move its superiority, as it is not so liable to turn rancid whim opened, hut keeps fresh and sweet its the hottest weather. E. L and Son presume the above will prove a very desir able article for the East and West Indies, as it is warrauted to keep any length of lime; is prepared only at their Warehouse, No. 6, Eduard -street, Portinan-square. Tlie la bel of each bottle being signed Elizabeth Lazenby." _ - Edrikra Bryant, of OM Broad.rtreet. London, margeos, to surreoder, July 17, 24, and Angus, 21, at tea, at Guilt. ball. Attorney, 51r.T1rumas, BasisighallAttert. Thomas Druamt, of Dartmouth, fl.woot, mrraut.t, tj ilirrelideci July 1 4, IS, and August 21, 51 at tho house of Mr. Brooking, ion. Durham's h. A to. Milk „ Price, New-tisarc, Lioculies Inn; and Mr. Brooking, hart mnittb. After 'lnch, Il.r celebrsied Musical Farce, in Iwo ads, called AMA I ERRS AND ACTORS. D.lvid Pestroan ; Mr 0. P. Bustle. Mr. Parley; Mr. Wreticb ; riwri y, Mr. I) , wtuu. Miss Wire Hardaere, NI :Ns Lure; Mrs. Macy Guneril, Miss 3. St•irrnsim. Published this day, containiog 32 double pages, or • 04 coin/min, Ihro. price 04. THE FIRST WEEKLY SECTION of • NEW QUARTERLY MAGAZINE, entitled, THE UNIVERSAL LIBRARY; or, Cyclopedia of History, poli tics, Literature, and Commerce; tu Four distiuct Ports, isseb comprising eight pages:- 1. Geuersl History, Biography, Anecdotes. 2. Domestic History, Legislation, Jurisprudence. 3. Literature, Science, Amusements. 4. Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce. Published for the Proprietors, by .1. N. Pearce, 260, oppq• site to the Crown and Anchor. Strand; and sold by all Book sellers and Newsmen; from whom the Prospectus may be obtained gratis. The present Number, among a variety of rueful and eu tertaiuing matter, will include a complete Official Statesneut of the National Debt of Great Britain, as it stood on the Mb January, UM. Tu conclude wish (7th time at this Theatre), the interesting Seriuns Ballet of RAYMINr) AND AGNES; Or, THE BLEEDING NUN. Don Raymond. Mr. al', hater ; Cusut ut Lintlenlerrgh, Mr. Ron ',wham ; Robert, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Margueritte, Mr.. W. S. Clutterlry ; Agucs. Mow. TO MK IN S'S PICTURE 1.0 I'TERY. TESTIMONIALS: Letter from Benjamin Weal, Emu Prvident of the Royal Academy, addressed Its the Committee of the Muse of Geuige Drowns, of Broad.street, St. Jame Westminster., upholsterer, to siteresiler, Joly 13, :14, suet hugusl 21, sit ten, at 4'10(11.511, Loodou. Attorney, Mr. Choreic', Gresg Puliesepstrrrt. William Wright, Isle of Chipping Barnet, Heriforil, but now a priounee in Whitecruss.stierl prises, fishosouger, lu surreutler, July 13, 114, and August ?1, at tru, at Gu boll, London. Attorneys, Messrs. White and &stuck, Goorge.strett, Mansion-bonoe. . N.R.-411 Rzeheqwer BUls dared prm In April. IBIS, Uri boar advertised le is paid aft; and the interest thereon kat teased. Constnon. ON THURSDAY WILE us PUBLISkiiD, DON JUAN. Joist Robinunt 21 tailraces, Isle of Liverpool, naereliant, In aurrender, July 26, 32, sad 4tigu.t 21, at one, at thu George Inn, Liverpool. 4ttoroeys, Urines. Balmer nod LoamOer, Liverpool; anti Mews. Clarke, Rickards, awl Metkelt; Chaocery-lane, Loodoet:_ Bold by .11 Booksellers. Borer; ss; Second Price, 3a.; Second Prier, 1.. CC—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; lecuud Price, lit.w—Upper GOSissy, la.; Scrond Pi Ice 6.1. Boxes, Places, Tickeii, AJMSFSiODSfur the Season, and Private Duxes (with the ailvantacr of a werrate entransw I..‘steratseet). to he bail of Mr Strvelwou, at the Bow (.01fiie, Strand entrance, fiche's m. sill Four; and of Mr. Tsarina'', Library, 170, Neis Boud•atreet. To•niiii vow, Amateurs and Actors—Tive Quaitrilleiv—and My I M.n Rival! VAUXHALL ----- Under the Patronar of WA Rork! Irfightiess the PRINCE It EliltIST. rinflN EVENING. MONDAY. July 12. $ (;!: 1N D GALA, whet. Monsieur. fladruniiwlle, and If .43.0 v S %QM vrtli sni through their surprising Evolutionn. At the end of the Culeert Madame make Ascent tro the Tight Rope, amidst a brihinit display of Fire-works by Signora Heligler. Atli/110311CP, ' 39. id. Dours open at Sevea, the Curoce;t to begin at Eight ()Thick THEATRE ROYA DRUB Y-LA NE. iIkTOTICE t. lirrOvy .zir . feoto the PROPRIE TORS,.. NEW RENTERS, BOND HOLDERS, and the PUBLIC, that a LOAN, to be raises! by Stiborription, is opened, for the purpose rf raisin?. the Sum of 25,01001 to l.4issishte the Tsadeantau's Bills by Composition, the re. usyment of whirl, Loan, with 5 per Cent. Interest, will be pit:en/ea from the following resources, .. . 'll.e Writs of [looms it. iit.: of Fruit ltffires llOO Sue plum Reut 7,00n And that such sums se subscribed shall nut he callesi for until a provo•tonal agreetnrut is entered into with a comp. trot tenant for leasing the Theatre, sod until the whole of the sum or 23,(1001. is raised. Thr Subscription List 14 I/13etd in the Secretary's Office. at the Theatre, who will attend everyday this week, hetweru i lie hou.s of Eleven Ind Fowr, to receive Subscriptions, and to girt all uccrssary istfurni,itiou. Sohscri talon received i 0,359 he Prince Regent l,OOO Tie Duke of Bedford ---10,350 Prince Leopold Mr. Aisgcrstrin (24 subscriptiou) 100 Mr. %Vatic,' Mr. S. R.luolds lO 1114jrir Sot.y 4 Mr. C. Sent* (24 subscription) . t 0) S.r E. Codringloa Mr. Kenn Mr. (Werth (34 snliscriptiou) r.Sonne (34 subscription) SOY Cutuistri Douglas (3d subscription) M.. iholl subscription) Mr. Moore New Renter% Ccediturs • • • t 17,099 July 10, 1819. C. W. WARD, Secretary. BEDFORD-HOW. ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE. with Offices, Coselt•hostse, Suable, &c. EXCELLENT FURNITURt and girects. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, By MR. ROBINS. On the Premises, nu FRIDAY NEXT, the 16th Instant, at Twelve &Clock, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a substantial capita/ Family Howse, con thiee Rooms on a flour, neatly finished, with euaee on•ot Others, open airy Yard, Coaeb•honse and Stables, re c. utly altered and improved at a conaideruble expense, and cow iu excellent order, situate N 0.36. on the west side of s.dturd•tow, Holborn, the property and residence of JAM EN TOPPING, ,Esq. Retired front the Dar._ The Premises are bell ander the Bedford Charily, for a trim which will expire at Cluirtmas, 1833, at a low ground r. ni uf SO/ per *imam. On the worse day will he SOLD by AUCTION the neat 114) USCI1 0 1.1) FURNIT.UIt C. comprising Bedisieade said ltr.lding; excellent Cabiliet Articles •f all description•, L. awing-roam uud Fallout. Furniture, Bitcheu Utensils, and Lffeets. The House may Ire viewed to the lime of Sale—llse Furl, tare Iwo days preceding. P.irticitlars and Catsiorttes on the Premises; of Ilesrn. Brundrett, /*labs, and Red 'lob. Peck's Budding., Temple; of slr. tYig, North-place, Ciny's Inn-lane; at Garraway's; And of str.ltulAus, lYar. ick-street,Golsiownsarr• This day is Published, price ls. 4 LETTER lr.tia the EAKL of LICKLISLE LIL to tbe are. WILLIAM VERNON, Reetor of Bishop aborpeou the subject of s Bill for establishing Regulations for the Sale of Poisonous Drugs, &c. dm. Presented to the House of Commas, May, 1819 P r inted for William Clarke, New Boatletrett. Tli:s day is published, it leo. price 2.. A LETTER to CHARLES BUTLER. E•q. on the Doctrine of presuming Is 6urreoder of Terms assigned to attend the Inheritance. Sy EDWARD INURTENSHAW SUDG EN , E•q. Pruitt(' for W. Clarke and Sow, Law Bookrellers, Portu. gal•st Fret, Lincoln's low. This day is published, prier 2s. A CATALOGUE of a MISCELLANEOUS A COLLECTION OP BOOKS, New and Serum, Hand, on Sale, at the priers affixed, by .101 IN awl ARTHUR ARCH, 61, Cornhill. 1819. Courts' ee i e sit a considsroble number v scarce and valvable Works, nod Specimens of Early Printing, both British and Foreign 1 auJ the most valuable Recent Publications. Tbis Jay is published, in two vols. Oro. price It Ms. how ADESCKIPrIVE CATALOGUE or RE CENT SHELLS, seeortbsoir to the Liuumos method, witb particular attention to IM Synonymy. By LEWIS WESTON DILLWYN, F.RS R.L.S &e. Priuted fur Jobb and Arthur Arch, 61, Coralad. Tins Work contains a Catalogue of all the Shells in Gmelin'a last Edition of Linspieues System* Nstitim, others in Martini and Chemnites Historic Conehylioi mu, and in the Linnerau Transactions, Sm.; with references to the Mr. ferent pablicatioua in which they are figured, sod a copious 1 udex. This day is published, is sue volume, 4tu. illustrated with .. . - Eleven Copper-plain, euntainisic 140 Figurta, atcurately coloured fro. Nature, price a 10s. is board*, and on . - large paper, with the Plate* more highly finished, W. 15e. &I. A N INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of 711. CONCHOLOGY, iweladiag ibe Listless Geeera. and the arraagement of M. Lamarck a Glossary, awl a Table of English Nature. By SAMUEL BLOM ES, F. L.C. _ _ _ _ _ . Guido.: Printed fur Joins and Arthur Ardi,6l, Candaill, " It behoves na to state, that Mr. Vrotskes evinces au inti mate auJ leatued acquaintance with his subject, that he duly bleeds perspicuity with brevity of description, that he has bestowed nit his plates an mammal degree of eorreetnesa and elegance, and that he has carefully prepared the way for the prosecution of his favourite study, on She most extensive scale "—Mouthly Review, November, 1818. ILLUSTRATION OF LORD BYRON'S MAZEPPA. THE LADY'S MAGAZINE for JULY. asowswg 111111111 f imteresting aged antusiug Articles, will coutsia • Criticism at, and copious Extracts from, LORI) BYRON'S MAZEPPA. illustrated with • bichly.finisbed Eiegraviets, by J. HEATH, A R.A. Historical Engraver to bis Majcity sod the Prince Resort, front a Design wade eYpeooly forthit.Macaselle. WALES 0} LANDLORD, THIRD SERIES. N.B.—The Magsziaelor August will be embellished oitb bughly-liongheil Engraving by Meads, from a Design of T. Stothuil, F.u l . B.A. to illustrate the BRIDE Al LAN. MER Moo it _ _ London . Winton] far Baldwin, Cradoet, and in!. Pater, rater-row ; arid W. Feernian, Library, New Bond wrert. A HSU LATOR, TOUR ROUND LONDON. Proprietors of the. interesting Work re. T spectrally Wolin the Pablie, that the TWELFTH EDITION will very soon be published, illustrated with a alsp aid Sixteen Engravings of the principal Places widths the Circuit of twenty-six miles of the aletrapolis. It mar be considered as almost a new Work, from the important Additions, Corrections, and Improvements that have been made to it. Every thing worthy 'invitee has been brown down to the latest period. To Ibis Edition will he aided an 4ppcodix, containing Lists of the principal Pietares which orimusent *ethic( Maasiotta and Palaces within As Circuit docribeel. ths short the information given in this Wee* is to copious, as to raider any alter gaiJe atraccessary. Landau : ['stint:olw Scalciscrd pod totiermoo, Ave Maris lute. Gentlemen—Having carefully examined the Wort of the British Gallery of Pictures, in Two Series, as executed by Mr. Tunakins, it is my decided opinion, that as a Work of Art, in &warrior, they are both correct and heautifitl, iu their imitations to the Original Paintingi from which they have been taken. They do Mr. Tumkins much honour as an Engraver iu that elegant department of Art, as they also du to the Age aid Connery in which we her; acid these form a Work which will be honoured and admired by subsetiutut Ages, sad riffect aunsiderable credit on &last. Weal. 1 am, dec. March 2 0 , 1817. BENJAMIN WEST, P.R A. The rase was also sigoedby R. Cusway, R A. The fullowinz addressed to P. W. Taming's, Fag. From Ste Thomas Lawrence, R.A. March 27, 1817. Bir-1 received the f f your letter, requesting my opinion of the Engravings which forum your National Wurk of " The British Gallery of Pictures." After an attentive inspectinis of them, I hare no difficulty in iosuring you, that they appear to me to be exceedingly accurate in their resemblance to the Pictures from which they are copied, and are very beautiful specineus or a fine style of Engraving. . _ . . . The colouring of the Plates is. I think, as close an imita tion of the Originals as is capable of bring produced, and the fiaishe.l, and equal envoi of the Work is highly ho. utilisable to the wril known shaity of the Artists employed; and to the rueful integrity with which this National Wurk has been cunducird. From T. Stutliard, Esq R.A. Murat% 1817. Sir-011 surveying your coloured Printr, 1 thuds them beautiful. and have no hesitation in affirming they are the best Specimens of Prisits I have ever seen in Colours; at once affording an idea of the eumpasilion, of the light and shade, and culinering of the several Paintings, as far as it is pouible to aecunipliah by multiplied impressions. From Sir William Reeirhy, R.A. March 26,1917. - - near Sir—lu compliance with yore request, 1 have looked over the folios of prints left at my house, and cannot sup pose there can be two opinions on their merits: bulb in re gard to the Engramog am' the Colouring, they are certainly most exquisitely 6iiished and unique....-1 sat, itc. From 3. Ward, Esq. R.A. March 26, 1817. My Dear conceive that there can he but one opi niuo as its respects the excellence of the highly meritorious Work you, have so ably advanced. As an individual, I deeply regret the eircuonstauce of our highly.favoored coon. try being deprived, front the state of she Continent at this time, of the honour and advantage of attending the ilia/semi. slating, thrungliuut Europe, of so rich a display of talent it that department of art from which it has formerly acquired so great au Influx of wealth, as well as of reputation. From M. A. thee, Esq. R.A. have great pleasure in addling my testimony to that of the President of the Royal Academy, in favour of the Bri tish Gallery of Pictures executed by you. lu the hie) cont mendatiou he bestows upon that Work 1 entirely concur; as it appears to me to he executed with great ability, to be highly creditable to the Artists who have been engaged is it, sod well deserving of emery remuneration which can be de rived from the taste and liberality of Parliament. From R. Smirke, Esq. R.A. 25th March, Inl7. Sir—l have been very much gratified by the inspection of your very excellent Work of the British Gallery, the greater past of ►hich I had not men before. The different subjects are executed with great taste and ability, as Engravings, and to the best of my recollection of the originals, much fidelity; and the mode in which they are completed as Paintings in new and ingroinus. Certainly the result far exceeds any coluured imitations that were ever produced in Europe. Out the whole, I consider the Collection to be a very creditabk specimen of English Art, and cannot help feeling much er go et that so much talent, and so muds labour aiul expense, as such a IVork must necessarily Olive incurred, have not hitherto, us I understand, beets rewarded by a corresponding kitare of public encouragement. From .1. Fliounsu, Esq. R.A. March 76, 1817. Dear Sir-1 hive examirrod the several Plates of your First and Second Series of Engravings, entitled the British Gallery of Pictures; and 1 eusigratolals you on the fidekfty and beauty of this national Wurk.--I revisals, ice. From. NoHalms, Erg. RA. Pardo 1.4, 1817. Dear Sir-1 have viewed your herald's' First and *wad !Series of Plotter of the Beilialtballery of Pict to es. which are admirably executed, and they confer a great degree of credit apart you, as an Artial, and do so honour to the gosintry. Hoping you will reset a Bale for them by the liberality of Parliament. The PRIZES, wattled at 169,92151. Sr. now on View. at A 0.56. New Bovid.atreet, wbrre Tickets. rice 32. 3e. each. 6reeelfeele; slew by P. W. and F. P.Tenskine, No. 63, New street; Uneaten end CO. Paternoster.row ; °Well and Davies. bused; Hurst, Rubinson. end CO. NU. 96. Chespeide; J. W. Whiteley, Nu. Mt Neweate-sireet ; P. Goineshi asA Go. •Ceekspiy-tkett; obd • I tal Abe I,Atlier Antlose. PUBLIC NOTICE. To counteract the trwhy attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious cotnposi non iostead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they bore adopted • new Lsbel, is which their Address, 97, MI IGHI 1101.4011 N, is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they find an aittentio* to this, and the difference of she type, which is %alike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at mace to defect the imiusition. The Real rAPAN BLACKING, made and Sold Whole. sale by DAY and MARTIN, 07, High Holborn i and re tailed by the principal grocers, Dialysis's, BouMelleis, Ironmongers, Pe/fewer*, floot.mnbeis, 4c. in she United Residual, in bottles at fid.—is —and la. ed. each. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-gnfoe, Jody 9, 1819. sth Regiment of Drottoou Guards 7 l.tentenant Heart' HUM ter, from the half pay of the 3sl Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice William Nunn gicharde, uhu exchanges, receiving the ditifereace—dated July 1, 1819. 11th Regiment of Light Draguoas—Curvet Hubert Harr, hum the 21st Light lkaguuu,, to be Cornet, vice Clam bers, oho exchauges--dated as above. 21st ditto—Cornet T. F. Cowderuy to be Lieuteuant, by par. chase, rice Somerset, promoted in the Cape Corps—dated ■a above. Cornet William Rodney Chambers, ( min She 1 lib Li g ht ai:unris, to be Cur lid, rice Hare, who et‘cbroger—ilated as above. 17th Regiment of FOCH—Captain James Norman Creighton, (ruin the half-pay ..f the 97th Fout, to hr Captain of a Company, vice Charles Wilson, who exchanges, recriviug the difference—dated as above.' 63.1 ditto—Lienteasut Charles Perceval, from half-pay of the argiupent, to be Lieutenant, vier Christopher Pivukel, who exchanges, receiving the differenee—dweil as above. 9lat ditto—Lientenaat Alexander Buchan, from half-pay *Mb Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice .:It 11•1111 Henry Barker, whip exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as abure. Ride Brigade—Lieutenant Richard Hilary Fitz• Gerald, f.om hairpay of the Regiment, to be First Lieutenant, sir* James Penman Gairdner, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as above. Royal Staff Corps.-Lieutenant Edmund Martindale, from half-pay of the 97th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice William Tait, who exchaages, receiving the difference--dated as above. MEMOILfiI pox. The appointment of hlr. Cunisten to be Second Linde. sant, by purchase, in the Ride lirigade, •ice Peel, pro moted, a' stated in the Ozzefte of 13th March last, has out taken place. EaRATUV in the Gazette of the 12th inly, .1812. Fur Cr/arils, Captain K. Meares, froli;ltuff.pay of the 18111 Foul, to be Captain of a Troop, r i ce Sir Juba why exchanges, receiving Al difference, read, ra ctirigg the tbfferhnee only between a fail pan 7'esup qt Life Guards and m full pay Company of Infantry. Commission ht the Int Easters Regiment of (meal Militia, -------- . signed f.y Use Lord Listdenetni of ilis Coma, of bor. ft;lk. Walnut. Turner,Gent. to he Lieldeuant, vice *set, resign ed—dated June JO, 1819. Coors Qfflee, Jiely 30, 119. scsassit IIiTUItNED To sum/ IN THIS FLUENT PA RLIA ME N T. Borough of ricer/on—The Richt Yoaou►able Dudley Xyder, commonly called Viscount Saa•loa, io the moo of tabu isaa accepted the CINIO.II. Kuudret/a. Whif.holt, Josfg 0, 1810. His Morel Highness sloe Prince Regent bag been Tease t, in she slant, awl on the behalf of l ons Maj.sty, In appoint Adam Ditir, ildvoe.tte, to be Sbertir Depute of the Shire of Ediebesigh, is the room of Sir William Lie, Bert B6IMRVPTCJts SUPERSEDED. Ebearser liaolteal, of Xbe Strand, Jliddlesea, jailor. George Pardon, of Plymouth, Devon, Irsen.drsper, to sor. reader, July 17, 24, mud August 21, at tea, at Guildhall, Loaded. Attorney% Messrs. Welker and Raukan, Old Jewry, London. . George-Law, late of Manchester, grocer, to surrender, July 29, 27; and August 41, at one, at the George 11111, LlVcrpo o i. Atturueys, Alessrs. Blackstock and Dunce, kiag's Beach.. walk, Temple, 'I -guidon ; and Mr. Manor, Liverpool Josiah Frederick Gtbliu, of amittudge. to surrender ' July 19, 20, and Argus; 21, at ins, as the Black Ball l an, Cambridge. Attorm ys. Mr. Caesar. n% Cam bridge; and Messrs. Lung mid Austi Gray** Inn, London. Francis; Haywood, aru. of Liverpool, me, chaut,*tu sirs en der, July 26, 27, and August 21, at eleven, at Mestiri. A 0 '1. ,,, 1* and LVlterler's (Mier, Liverpool. Attorneys, Meier,. Atonal and iVhceler, Castle-street, Hylbunt, London; and Meson. A Vi4(115 and Wheeler, or Mr. Bardswell, Liatcrpurul Juba Headier, late of Stuck port, Chester, cottoarnsaufac.. tuner, to surreuder, July 28, 24. anal August 21, at twelve, at Messrs. A.viaou and Wheeler's AJffice, Liverpool. Atturrya, Messrs. Avalon and Wheeler, Liverpool, mid Castle-street, Eitilbogn. Jumatbaus Bac, maw or late of Worksop, Nottingham, botcher, to surrender, Autguet 2, at SOll4ll, t, and 21, at ele ven, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop: Ailorutys, Mr Wil,un. Worksop; and Metiers. Hall, Russ, aad Brawitley, New Bus well-court, Loudon. Renjam w m Drvies, of Newritrkle-upna.Tync, grocer t o , surrender. July August awl 21, of ielevelt, at the Qes.rge lute, Neiecastle.upou-Tyue. Attoroeye, is.ii and Biudriek, Uwe (2tureb-yard, Cheapsi4e, Loudon; and Mr. Stoker, Neivastle. Juba Cummings, late of eJtapel-yard, Spital-square, MiJ dleaeu, merchant, to surrender, July 13, 24, mid *ileum 21, at ten, at Guildhall, loandun. Atiumer, Messrs. Sudius, Fruneis and Urquhart, Mummy:sot-yard. landau. a . . JuhuGeere Junes. of Maak-lase, Iwadoa , OprialVtinr, lu surrender, July 17.24, and Amnia 21 , at eleven, at Guitil hall. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Maglplitue. Wailes, of North Shields, Northumberland. mer chant-tailor, to surrender, July 29, $O. and Anguat 21, at •eleven, at jhe Commercial Hotel, Nurjh Shields. Attorneys, Messrs. Cartlale and Young, Gray's-Inn, Looduh ; and Mr. J. CackeriU and Mr. J. Tinley, North Shields. Thomas Ainsworth. of Little Bolton, Lancaster, bleacher, to surrender, July 30, 31, an August 21, at tlifee, at ilia Mosley Arms lust Slancheater. Attu. nem stead and Ainsworth, hlauchesteri wad Messrs. JJstua and Parry, Temple, London. Joseph %layers of Yarmouth, Norfolk, merchant, to sur render. July 20, 27, and August 21, at tot, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. A. Imam, Maissell-etreat, Good. nIX lI ' S. fit Ids. James LAI, of Soollunoltric-<treet, Oeurd gtreet, diesel, bait. r, to surrender, Joy 17, 24, :Ind August 11, at tea. at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bart. Itlem-botldings, Luodun. Robert Reynolds. of Ologmyta-sdreet. Commercial.rnad, Mi.ldlnets, carpenter, to surrender. July 17„ 4 .7, and August 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Aitorueys, Messrs. Walton mud Glidden. CMAller's hell , Basinglyll street. Jacob Davies Gregory, of Cru•o.street, Futishory.sonare, Middlesex. silk.manufactunv, to serrene. r, July 17, 24, and August 21, at twelve, at Gaildliall, London. A itoriwys, Messrs. iVebster nod SAN Gorewstreet, Chespsidr, Loudon. fleuismio Berry. James Broadbent, James Wilsun, sod Jam.* 0/twin the youngiv, all of Dillon, Kirkbeston, York. enausafactitiers of fancy cloths, to surrender, A ognst fit, At six, 10, sod 21, at eirven, at the George lon, litt.ider.tiel.l, York. Attorneys, 31r. Richard Battyr,.Cliaocety-laue, Lon dun; and Mr. John Usitye, HoddersArld. Ssinuel Worrall, Andrew Pepe, •nd John Elmull4, alt anw or late of Bristol, bankers, to stirrend.r, July LP, 22, and .%opst 21, at twelve, at Merchant T0y1are . Ha11.8......1. street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. William Timettr. Bristol ; and Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, sod Deane,Gray's.lute.oquat, Landow. DWI DEN PS. Aim. 3. U. Willing, late of (Perth Shields, Nesthow,4, e l an d, ship-owner, at eleven, at the George low , Newcast le-upon. Tyue. Aug. 3 P. Luke', of Foamy, Cornwall, grocer, at eleven, at the Ship lon, Fowev. Aug. 3. J. Wintitaghaim, of Liverpool, comer, at eleven, skit the °Mee of Mr. Morrow, Fvuwirk street. Livrrivtol. Aug. i - J. Cooke, or Fs , eheru. South 111,plud, Is seer, at rwrlve,nt the !sodas Arms lon, Gospot r Aug. O. T. Whitney sod H. Moony, of Maceiesn.tal, Cbss t. r, cutiou.spiuners, at ten, at the Old An4tl lieu, 31. m. clepficlA. Aug R. W. Smith sad A. F. guild% of Sturitium, Durban', boi.kera, at twelve, nt Etri4re's Hotel, )'ork. Aug t. C. Faux, of Outhup-Vrearmoutit, Uurl►am : thick.