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t.. , • - -•-N.1 0) -. e , 1", -4 1 i 0c4 . 4: \\-• • •-"'''' X •-• 1 7/ Vi: \ • .4. . -...- s < • C „. 0 Z '4" 0 4.1Ri .. . , - Ir e * 2 .. It . rit lob , lottoo.,‘ LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, ISI9. . . PILICI: SFYWV-PENI:E. ‘ -- ,‘L f TH FA TR E- ROYA L, RRORY-LA .VR m Poblic sire caul ly inCientoth that the experiment a lowering thr Prtrr. of Admission tit this Theatre ant !mime socccedcd, the General Committee find it mess ady to ncumr the Old Prices. TMS EVENING, ‘VEDNESDAY. April 21. his Majesty's ?servants will perform.' the Comedy of THE BUSY BODY. Ti' which will he added, LOVERS' QUARRELS. EAST INDIA HOUSE, APRIL 20, 181 u. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY ',MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Aotiee last, and prices sit ordinary are a shade lower; 284 Mob, were put up by public ancti oo , boot few were sold. Carolina ltsce.—New duty paid Rice has been in steady demand; old is dull of sale . SOUTH AMF4UCAN PRODUCF.. COTTON —ln the beginning of Ow week there were many inquiries for Bengal Cotton, bulb by exporters and specos letors, at tbs lisle lowest quotation, but holders were not disposed to sell thereat ; a lilt( • was in CUUSHllatilee taken at a small advance. The sales of the week are, doily paid, 162 Upland fair to good 141 d. a 101., hue 15;o1 ; lint Fri ' nambuco fair 2041.; 30 Bahia lint 10d.; 20 Marmiliam tor 170.; ,150 Demerara and Rerbire, per public sale, mid dling 141,411 fair to good 15 Id. a 151 d. ; 20 Common West Inds., ordinary 12d. fair to good 14d a 15d.; 111 hood, 600 Surat, ordinary to middling 6 1 ,d. a 7d fair to good M. * 9d.• 500 Bengal, ordinary to middling 15:d. a 51.1., fair in good fkl. a fetal 1,582 bags. The imports arc 2,018 bags Surat. , MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE,. • Batto.t.a.—Upwards of 2,000 tons to •rrire here been purchased since our last ; prices remain steady. Fur FRUIT there has been little di mead. AFRICAN PRODUCL, ELVPRANTS' ISETll.—About 10 tosaa(l,3B9 teeth) were put up to public sale on Weshoesday last, the whole were sold and went off briskly BALTIC PRODUCE. The following were the quolatintoss at St. PelershmTh, March 23, 1819 C. Tallow Md roubles, white 160, Soap 148, clean Hemp tlo a 96. Las bange 11! a 9.1 d. hanger. to aorroiller, April 24. May ft, anti 44444 • I. 31 at Guildhall, I.oodou. Attorney, :11r. Uud .un , S'. Ic A., place, City.road Philip %%scot, llte of (lords-wept, 4pitslbrlds, M aleiiex, but since of tfoski.r iv to eitirruiler. April 11, Miry 4, nod .11111 M 1 , ;I, I *dr 61111.11131111, LOllllOll. Atlorlity, Mr. Jewel., Lturkle..ll... t agreeably to the General Court's Resolution of A of March last, a GENERAL COURT of the said 'ANY will he held at their HOUlle in laidenhall- tin WEDNESDAY, the sth May Next, at Eleven it in the Forenoon, fur the purpose of prureeding in nvideration of the sobicet of • Grant to the Mort the Marquis of Hardin*, *hen a ftealot ton of the of Directors of this nay's date. remotion no: that nof 60,000/. he grautrii nut ut the"! ereft • Revs- f India, for the licnrit of the Marquis ut lines, tubuseited to the tie t .sel.Cuttrt. ,camt-ir k Report requited by thr By-Law, Cep. 6, Nev.; p is ko the 1114belliga of lie Proptieturwai this Moore. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. 'ANT. • •siTuA - rio . N. a Young Mao, us FOOTNIAN to • SINGLE GENTLEMAN; has cellos, to look after a borer, as he h as been tamed to . .• _ _ Thst the 3lst COMP, street, o'Clock the consideration Pliable the Ste -- Court of the SUM 1111141 of will he . The Report open fw the laoolon. • Emaonel Isaac Sananele, of Great Pteaerd•atrett, Good. man's-tiodda, %holtllmex, laigdary, JO a , 4Yenthre, A pt , l 17, May 1, and Julie 1, at twelve, etGuildle. , Loudon. - ney, Mr. !Nines, 711alowl-street, Gutolmatia.fieldh. John Campbell, of Wlnte.l.iou.eourt, Corpolod, tarodoo, merchant, to aurrender, April Y 7. May 4, and illaY I , /-1 (NAVY. at Attorney, Mr. Itosongton, Fent Lon I street dmildinga, Fent-hoed, eet. • John, Whiuma, of rotrahant, to at., render, April '24,47, and June 1, at yell, at the D"2 , ~ Daek Tavern, Ktogaton•opern.llutt Atturnevac Alreara, number, thm, and Rowe, Iffirttouro, LAin dint ; lull trlr :void with, 111611. Jatora Made, of From' Selarood, Somerset, f l o th ler . t . allflTllder, May 1,3, mod Jolly 1, at tea, at the Genera hue, Froaue Anion , ya, Mr. Wdltoina, 11,,Z Lion qua, , London ; and Mr. Mrvviter, Jacob Frrurh, jun, late of Tromp %Owned, s.onelaet, but now of Iltiatol, cloth:ha., to aosretoler, May 1,3, and mom I, at iWrIV", at the George lon, Frosty. . i ielworel Attorney.. Mr. Williamv, fled Lion lerase, Luodun: and Fiume. Thomas Wood, of Notlimtluirn, rrower, to guriceiter, April 19, 30, and .111111. 1, at eleven, at the Hance [toot, Not • smith:ten. Att"rueys, 11r. rearnhes , l, No11,114:flog, mot Meyer.. fluid ru) Johloaot. Temple. London. LONDON INSTITUTION. THE ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS will he held at the New Building, on THURSDAY, the 29th iodine, at Twelve o'Clock precisely. ROBERT STEVENS, nom Sec. 29th April, 1819. CON DORCErS A RITIIII Exile This day is published, neatly primed iu 111 W !WIMP Itino. price sa. 6 a d boards. New Edition. being Ow Fuortle, of sr RE and EASY M vritot, of LE A RN IMIC4O COUNT. Translated fronssa postbu 00000 us Work of Cututoreel. By ELIAS JOHNSTONE, Teacher of Ilia Mathematics, FAinburgh. To which as prefixed a Life of the Author, extracted, by permission of the Proprietors, front the Edinburgh Lucyclu perlia, edited by Dr. Brewster. Printed for T. Catlett and W. Weirs, Strand, London; and Wax Blackwood, Edinburgh. w,ll lie pc.fortned, Nth time, a new Oriental fairy 'rale, in two nets, called A BUDAII ; ~i t, T HE TAI.I WAN OF OROMAN The Vocal Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Aloatish, N . H Amble; Genius Harhadolsn, Mr. Ben. p e gs; FaCoiallalt, Mr. Harley. &Inns, WSJ Cooke ; Zetattook. M' Bland . Dotes, lo . Second Price, 3s. 3.. 64.; 80.1111114 MeerGallery, Tn.; SeCOllll Price, Is.—Upert Gallety, Is.; Second Price. ed. on objection . - ---- - horses ; or as Fiostaige In a Metall Family, where there is but one kept. Has au objectios to town or country, nor to go abroad. Can have a good character bum his last place, where he has heed three yean. Direct (post paid) to A. 111. Na. 17, COMdtlit• ttttt t, New Bond-street. " HM other posthumous Woik,entitled Howells d'appren der a Coupler, &c. contains, in a small compass, a see) beau tiful System of elementary Arithmetic. It sas Pdopi rd by order of the French Goveroment iu nll the miasmal and pri vate schools. This little work is said to ha , c been com posed deer Coniloreet had concealed himself frtm his enc. nits, and to have been sent sheet by sheet to ha wile."— Life of tbe Author, Edinhoncli Encyclopmilia. REMOVAL. EBURCH, Importer of LINENS, . respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that he has REMOVED from No. 50 to No. 35, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET. The advantage of Fourteen Years extensive connexion with the most eminent Bleachers in Ireland, enables him to import the best fabrics of IRISH LINEN en very advantageous terms. His plan is to sell none but grass bleached Limos of warranted durability, by the Piece, at wholesale price.—Burch's Irish Linen and Sheeting Warehouse, 35, Great Russell-street, Blucwibury, curlier of Charlotte-street. Tilt.: Public ere respect ful I y informed, Dust (having kern ABROAD) they will again liml Mr. MATHEIV AT HOME! in his old' Quarters, at the Theatre•Roy;tl, English Opera-House., btraud, on Ihr Even ings of MON DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, on farther Notice, *hen he will have the honour to [mingle bis :Bill' 1I) PARIS, in their Company, in Three Parse. PAY( lourth.—A Nlnini.poly-logite, descriptive of LA DILIGENCE. Danes to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to be gin at Eight ts'Cluck. Doses N..—Pit U.—Lover Gilkey 2s.—('olier I; •:lery Hose*, Maces, end Private Mete*, ma) h. r,kca of Mr. IliewrirrAm.,, at the Boxdtifiee. Strori.l eleirmiee, fr Ten tell roue; and at Ffterinan'. Likrary,l7o, New Bood.stetet, opposite Burlington-gardens. itaTAL antis aim limner TWILATIt F.. NIKESENT WIRONEIO A Y. April I Will be proteoltul, doe aaproordeotetlly porikr !im amate of THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN; l'l4r, THE LILT OF ST. LEONARD'S. John, Duke of Argyle. Mr. T. P. Cooke; The Gird of tostbierlikels Mr. Futswilliaso •' Geordie Robertson, aliu Slauntan, Mr. Watkins; Dasid Deans, Mr. Clifford. Caro. liar, Qii.am A Eisglarid, Mrs. 'Ababa ; EII Deans, Mrs. Horn ; Jeanie pesos, Miss Taylor; Madge Wildfi r e, Mi ss Capelamil (from int Theatre Royal, Ilay.inaiket, and Olympic l o w Vacant, hey tiara sppeitrauce uu ibis silage). After which will be revived Die Comic Barletta, called 1111111'11RY CLINKER. Maihew linable, Mr. Fawcett ; Mein% t, Mr. Watkins; facuiriiant Obadiah Liseaabagii, Mr. Wyatt; Ilnmphry Mr. Fitawilliato,r Mr. Denison. Mr. ; %Wilson, Mr. Leotard; Mardecal Mr. Brunton; Martin, Mr. Fr i t h ; Juba Thomas, Mr. ' ionic; Harm Mr. Tahitha Braaible, Mrs. Brook.; Ladia 111c1Tort, Miss Jonas; %trimly irate* (meow! t i me), Cupelard. la Act 11. a Herapipe is Feller', by Mr. Ryas,. . To.morroo, the Cowrie Barletta of Labsacek4 Gramm. A I.DG ATE, CITY.—An enertlent nnportn uity for Persons in wool of HOUSEHOLD FUR. 1 , 4 ITU F. LONDON REPOSITORY foe the CA BIN ::T.M AK MIS' SOCIETY, where there are 'Oboe MI Rind of Cabinet Csoodh, Mattresses and Feather arils, toge ther with a great variety of Carpets, 111sulces., Ticks, Quilts, Counterpanss, ke. mud every description of Furniture that is trestle to furnish Aportnarts of liou-cs, always wady, that trinities them to feral* at a few slay.' notice, and full 20 per rent. cheaper than any other house iu London, at 71, Leads 01.1141 reel. near Abdicate Pun.l'. tlw seal Math and Feather lint Sileaubletary mod A gelory House for the Cabinet makers' Society. The fulkiwing Attu:lca are given as a Spe cimen of their low Ps ices Japauar.l Omit% H. ss. ; ditto Dressing Table, IS( ; a ditto Basin-stand, lbs. ; Hearth Rags, 18s. ; &111-MIA{ Bed MO Pil:uw, at ss. each ; 4 (• es 6 inch Tent Bedsteads, 11. 7.5.; hindered Mattress to it, IL ; Fratlier Buds, 21. lee.• Mahogany Pour-post Bads meads. 41. ; Mahogany Chest of Drawers, 31. ; ditto Pembroke Tables, 11. 163 ; six ditto Chairs, and two elbows, id/ Asi ; 4 fret 6 inch Teul Bedsteads and Furniture, 41. 44. it,,. !society respectfully informs the Public, that they have commenced the shove Establishment fur tlw Employment nod Sappo. t of a number of industrious Mechanics, with •Iss?is Farm:ire. 3114 now ofTer their manufssettsrcil Artscles iss Ito t shows I cie• of the best Worlisnas s ilop, willows any tss:siii !sessile replay:l upon ihr goods, except Ilse hale 111111 M, I N.p. ll' u► k mrube tug fully satisfies{ iiith having 4.1lIp14.11111(1 GOWN rokell sad seal to any part of the Kingdom ; no charge for the peeking, mop* pack tug maul 11IFTY POUNDS REWARD.--JAMES ATKINSON basis; daily complaint% of counterfeit int ales be iag sold as She following, of his manufacture, MO- H& ,0 it topsoil) ',or Su Lino If and the protection of tier poil•Ec 11l prsveut smell impositions to future. He iliestfoot .. :.• rs As abuse rviraid to any one who will inform him eiAier of die real fabric 'tut Of vender of such spurious arli sl 5, in ender that they may be proceeded agaisisl by law fur lie tits. Mint). Ihe following are the articles alluded to: Ai EINMSN'S CURLING FIA. 7 ID, well known fur its eh- t .,isr • hitarcy in restoriug the hair where it has fallen off 1- .'n illinss perapisatiou, change of climate, etc. It i% al , or ii ri. II est...rued by briars, for making the hair beautifully 4 . P! and glossy, sail fore preserving it in curl during exercise too il orator, ur walking iu damp weather. A Ili IN an Nli I El; ETA BLE DI E, cJla ages grey or red kw on the head or ObOoker• to an auburn us 1114 a, Mb per sist...sit, that *tither washing, perspti mirth, nor ally other C..".' lan pur, Oily remote 51w colour. A rKINSON'S A 'MUMS , AI. SOAP, i -moort% heat. r, ".'roo on, used botrilue se fruus the skiii, keeps it (min chap. r . z.:...1 mikes it while, *oft mot even. It is also pi -- Vold to V.IIIIII vales fur staring, and is peculiarly aolorptril • to IS soli uteri wliore heard* are attune, ur laces trail. r N. 411 los Jam. a Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard. 'lnit. 5. , !,u 5115114 e, Louilnn ; and by moo respectable P.Y. Newts and %dime Wailers. Dul it is necessary to ob. wire his name sad addres• distinct on the label. This day is published, neatly printed in two volumes 12ovn. prier 12s. boards, ACOLLECTION of ANCIENT and MO DERN SCOTCH BALLADS, TALES, and SONGS. With explanatory Notes and Observations. By JOHN GILCHRIST. Printed for T. Callell and W. Davies, Loudon; and Was, Blackwood, Edinburgh. This Work, consisting entirely of Scottish Poetry, is di- Ndrd into three Parts. The first contains the most popular pf our Historical and Humanise Ballads; the second, the Choicest Tales; awl the third, a variety of the hest of our Aocieut sod Modern Suns. To the Porms in the first and second Parts brief observations are prefixed, with a view to elucidate the transactions relate,' ; and to most of the Songs are elro prefixed the Authors' Names, with short Notices, Anecdotes, ice. The whole is printed front the mod correct editions, and it is presumed, form, a Collection of the best Specimeas of Scottish Poetry hitherto pul.;ishrel. This day is published, lomilmmely printed ill octavo, with Ave PiSW, price Ids. tid. Wards, the Third Edition, with Addition uf 110 SSA it on the THEORY of the EARTH, By M. CUVI ER. ILA Perpetual Secretary of the French liovtitote, Professor nod Administrator uf the Museum of Natural History, /kr. With Alitierah zical Notes, and an account of euvita's " Geolugioal Discoveries." By Professor J A 11 MOON. Printed fur T. Csilell sod W. Davies, Strand, Loados ; and W. Blackwood, Priure'sditreet, Edinburgh. ••• To the Student of Geology this Work will be ex tremely useful, as containing sonic very important and ori ginal views of the snhjert, and as being mute occupied with the detail of interesting farts and ob. lions than the establishment of an ingenious theory. The Christian may furnish himself, from this production of the l'Krisian philo sopher, with 311111111 f to defend his faith against those writers Ulan have cirdeavinireil to overturn it by objections against the Mosaic account of the deluge, ■nd the age of the be sean race. And the Essay is written in such an elegant style, is so perspicuous in its statements, and afford+ so much information oil a must inteirsting part of Natural Ilistury, that no reader can fail to derive from it a large portion both of entertainment and instruction. This day is published, in two volumes, Svo. !nice It Is. the Second Edition, of ECTU It ES on the HISTORY of LITER A .l_4 TUBE, Ancient and Modem, (rum the Gcrmau of Frederick Schlegel. Printed for T. Gael! and W. Davies, StrAnd, London; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. "Frederick Schlegel has more originality of genius than almost any other celebrated man iu Gerisisny; but far from depending on that originality, though it promised him much seems, lie endeavoured to assist it by extensive sway. It I. a great proof ut our respect for the 1111111dt' species, when we dare nut addrei,ii it from the suggestions of r.ur won minds, without haviog first ronscieutioubly examuu•d 11110 all that has been left to us by uur predecessors am an tithe itance."—Madsme de Stael. A ItONI AT IC till ItIT of VIN EGA R.—Th . l4 agreeably pmforsoil Liquor (the original invention of (Ir. Iltury), which is of well-known efficacy in relieving faintness and head-ache, and in counteracting the carets of overheated, dime, or infected air, continues in be prepared, in the greatest twriectimi, by Messrs. THOS. and WM. EN RY, 31 AN U FACTORING CLI EM mmsoi ES. TER. It is sold in wholesale and retail, by Mews. BARLEY and BLEW, Perfumers, Cuek.pur.strret ; and rttail, price 2a. Sil. by one or inure Agents in every principal Plain; but it cannot be genuine, unle4s the names of the above Preparers are engraved un the Government Stamp, which is fixed Liver the curk of each brittle. Prupei Sponge Muxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above may al.o In• bad. anthenticaied by a similar lhanip, HENRY'S CALCINED SI AGN ESIA, in bottles at ' . Std. or with glass stoppers at 44. std. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, Al his Route, No. 2C, Pall M.lI, THIS DAY, WEDS ES DAY, April 21, and Nine following days , THE SF,CON D PORTION ill Ow Curious, Valuable, and Extensive LIBRARY of the late J. NORTH, lirl : r.,ulaiurnr a brilliant assemblage of V 3. limbic and spit mlid BOOKS, and BOOKS of sTs ; including Hugarill's Woo ks cullecteil, in 3 vuls. atlas folio, a arty lineal, with mom-inns proofs and variations—Huut, Mon Passe--Tema, 2 vols. a Mantises ipt of exiraurdinary beauty, wish Pen-and-ink Drawings of infinite merit— Mu.., Francais, 4 vols. first lower-Mos of she Plates— Museum WIIfbINSOUtIIIII. 2 vols. privately printed, rare— Oriental Scenery, 6 vuls. coloured Plates— Siiii vit., Costume, des Hind:oil, 4 vols. n*101.114 Plates— Gallery, 21 Nurnberg, Plates must exqui sitely culuured—Galerie de Florence et du PAW* Pail, 4 vuls. 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Captain and Paymaster of the Fir.t Royal Dragoons, was Defendant, in an aciaou for Criminal Couversatioo with the Plaintiff's Wife, tried be. fore the Hon. Mr. Justice Johnston, and • Special Jury of the Couuly of Mayo, on the 22d of March. 1819. 'Printed and sold by Reynolds, Nu. 137, Oxford.street ; and to be had of all Booksellers. Where may be bad, in Bro. with Eight Portraits, price 13s. hoards SPECIMENS of IRISHELOQUENCE; now Ant ar ranged and collected, with Biographiral Notices, and ti PI face. By Charles Phillips, Esq. the Irish Barrister. SECRETS OF NATURE! This day is publTsbed,7llttne Bvo. with a Portrait, and thirteen other Engravings, price it Fourth Edition' greatly enlarged ; to which are prefixed, Dr. &tithe's Lena; ; ON the GENERATIVE SYSTEM, and the USE4of CAPTHARIDES. wis, By Dr. 1101H1R1ON Printed for J. J. Atockdale, 41, pail-mall. Of nliom may be had, by the siMae, price 3a. INSTITUTES of HEALTH. Also, On COMPLAINTS PECULIAIt to FEMALES, Fiftb Editiiiii. To nhicli are prefixed, Directions fur Self• M anagement during Pregnancy, price Se. POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE WORKS. This day a Three large volumes, price 11. lc ELV IN GT ON: A Nord.—By Mrs. NATHAN. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall; and White, Music-seller, Bath. Of whom may be bad, all Mr. Nathan's Songs and Music; also, The METROPOLIS : A View of Fashionable Characters, Scciety. and Manners. Price 9.45. LITTLE HYDROGEN ; or, The Devil on Two Sticks in London. By the sane. Twelve coloured Plates. Third Edition. Price Ss. 6il. LIFE. By the Author of " The Greeks," &c. Six coloured Plato.. Pi ice Via. DRESS AND ADDRESS. By ditto. Six coloured Plates. Second Edition. Price rs. NECKCLOTHITANIA. By One of the Cloth. Fifteen Sketches. P. ice Is. FITZ•FLORIAN'S ALPHABET; or, Lyrical Fables for Children grim. up. Second Edition. Price b 5.1311. THOMAS'S PEUTICE, NEW EDITION. This day is published, iu one large and closely printed Volume, Stu. price His. boards, with the Prescriptions translated for domestic usc, THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC ; exhibiting the Characters, Caimes, Symptoia4, Prog nostics, Morbid Appearances, and Improved Alethod of Treating the Diseases of all Climates. By HOHERI' THOMAS, M.D. Sixth Ediii ~,,, revised, and considerably enlarge , ' by an Addition of much important Matter, as wall as by au Eng lish Tiamlation of the Formube or Prescriptions, .iiderisig the Wo.k thereby of general utility. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Well cud Davies; Highley and Sun; J. Callow; ii. Cox and Son ; Baldwin, C0...10ck, ■nd Joy; T and G. Under wood ; Anderwn and Chase; G. and W. B. Wlliitaker ; and Adam likek, Edinburgh. MARKETS. PrOlll the " London Mercantile Price nirrent,"of Tuesday, April 20. 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. CorFF►. has not experienced a good demand notwith standing the late reduction ; • few parcels of St. Domingo have been sold at 104 s. a lOras. and good ordinary Jamaica at 108 s. is a further reduction in the taller quality. Part of the Chei Mon sold at the East India House List week, hiss obtained a small advance. The stock of W. I. Coffee is now 3,140 tons, being 1,160 less than at this. time last year, present prima Bs, per cwt. lower. B. P. SUGARS have continued very dull or sale, and low browns have been sold from Is. to 2s. per eat. under our la-I quotatioits. Dry brown Demerara and Berbice for the puss 675. to Mts ; good brown 715.; ordinary new St. Kitts 724.; middling Jamaica 80s.; ordinary Jamaica 68s. per cat. The stink of B. P. Sugar is now 3,000 casks e than last )eiir's at this time, the present Kites rate 6a. par cat. lower, per Gazette re • Foiaatcs suGaas-.-A parcel of Havaituah Museimaile was put up last week, but only two lots of yellow acme bold at 41a. a 425. per cat. Runs hart nut varied since oar last. The pees. ui stock of Resin is 0,840 puncheons, and price of piiiiifs 24. 11d, per gall. Stock last year, same date, 12,307 puncheons, and mice of proofs 3s. PINIFAITO has hero offend lq public sale, but very few lota were sold. NOIITII AMERICAN PRODUCE. In Tonacco Owl , Iroti bcru hUlc but.io,ss done since our LIVERPOOL. REPORT. Aral,. 17, 1819. There was little done in COTTO* until Wednesday, when we hail an increased demand, which continued un Tharsday, and the sales on these two days amounted to 6,500 bags at last week's prices, including 2,600 Surat. taken on ,pecula tion at 71d. per lb.; but the market became dull yeideiday. The sales of the week are 11,400 hags, and consist of 3,1010 Bowed. 1214. a 14d.; 1,650 Oilcans 134. a 151 d.; 350 Sea Islands Iler,ld a 3s. $OO Perna. 180. a 19/d.; 500 Ba bies a 151 d.; ;000 *Branham,. 16.1. a 174.; 12 Pain 161(1.; 200 Demerara. 150. a I9d ; 50 Domingo+ 13'd ; 10 Carthagenas 124.; 3,100 Swats 7d. a 9.144 900 Bengal@ ed. • 811.-The imports are Charleston 3,157 bags, other parts of U S. 63 bags, Brazil 473 bags. The Sagan brought to public. sale this week are about 500 hhds. consisting chiefly of Jamaica. and Demeraras, of which the middling and good middling qualities brougtit an advance of 1.. per cwt. but brown still remain dull of nle. 150 chests of Brazil Sugar, offered at public sale on Monday, were taken in fur want of buyers; and of 1,300 bags Bengal, 700 of very low moist biotin were takeu fur shipment at 25. i. a 275.; and 300 bags fine yellow to low whites at 82a. a 87.. duty paid. Thu public sale of 200 casks and 4,000 bags of Cheribon Coffee on the 12th was ulmerously attended, and about half the parcel soul at 103 s. a 104 s. fur pale, and 1069. a 107.. 9d. for good yellow, with Customary drawback to the buyers uu exportation of 5.. per cwt.; in oilier descriptious there has been hut little sold except a few small parcels of fine middling Jamaica at 1355. a 138.., good middling Dutch at 132 a. and dark ordi nary at 112 a. • 115 s. Cocoa and Pimento are without in qifiry. Of East India Ginger 200 bags have been taken for export at 235. We have had an improved demand fur good Caroliva Rice, which has brought 275. a 28s. is bond : of 5,000 bags East India uffeied at public sale, 3,000 bags free sold at 13s. od. to 18s. for ordinary to good Beugal, and white Bengal ausicrened to bond was takes twat 13s. Rums IR without alteration. Dyerroods o•otisine dull, end the oily sales are 63 ton of Jamaica Logwood at 71 and 40 tuns of Domingo rustic at Bf. Pot Ashes are steady ; good New Yorks have sold at 435. and Montreal. at 43.. a 445. Pearls are dull, and two parcels have been withdrawn from public sale for want of buyers. 1,000 brls.of lend Turpentine have sold at Its. 0.1. a 12s. 3d. We have had an inquiry fur B. A. Hides, of which several selected parcels have brought 94. Tallow remains steady. At the sale of E. I. goods yesterday, 2,500 bags Saltpetre of fair quality sold at 36.. a 375. 64. and 10 tons Red Saunders Wood at 51. 2.. 6d. The other guuds were taken in, consisting of Ginger at Ma. a 255. Musjeet at 475. aud Turmeric at 17s. per cwt. The demand fur Tobacco continues very limited. All descriptions of Grant are very dull of ask; Wheat has declined 3d. to 4d. and Oats 4d. to Bd. per bushel. Se veral public asks of American Flour have been brought forward, at which prices declined !P. to 3.. per barrel, and some quantity of sour Flour has since been sold at a simi lar reduction. Otto.—Fish Oila are very dull of dement; there have been no arrivals yet from the South Sr... Linseed Oil has rather improved in price. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES Rmrtsivo SUGARS have been troy heavy of sale, and Is. per cwt. less for ready money bas been getterslly taken. Mot Awe dull. Postscript. Tuesday. April 211, 1819, Four oTlork. Correa.—The public sale today consisted whully of Dutch, and Weill WV as well as was generally anticipated, though taut brisk. D. P. SUGAIL-4.0V1 brown Jamaica, were sold by public auction to-day at a still further reduction ; the good qualities ars in steady demand. FROM LA. S NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 3. Norm and J.J. Colley, of SIAM Mary, Stratford-Row, Middlesex, coal-merchant., April 19, 11319.—J. Clarkson and J. C kmentson, of Philpot.laar, London, merchants, April 18, 1819 W. Fox, G. C. Fox, G. P. Fix, J. Fux, and W. Sew.ll, jut.. of Clement's-lane, London, wholesale grocers, April II), 1819.—a !Aim( and T. Lasint, of Great Tower-street, London, cork-merchants, April 14, 1619 R. Allalson and J. Farren, of Warner-street, Clerkeuwell, a4e and table herr brewers, March 24,1819—'1'. Fux sad J. J. James, of Wellington, Sumersetshire, fellroungers, April 15), 1619. BANKRUPTCY SU VERSEDED. Beni min Smith, of Birmingham, steel toy-maker. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Bentley, of Horton, Bradford, York, wersteil-mann facturee, to surrender, April 30, at four, May I, at ten, and 22, at eleven, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. Attorneys, Mr. Nettlefuld, Norfolk street, Slratid, Louduu ; and Mcurs. L and E. N. Alexander, Halifax. William Farmer, of Masai, Stafford, iiinhulder, to sur render, May 25, at 6.e, and June 1, at eleven, at the Littleam Arms fun, Pesikrolge. Attorneys, Messrs. Towner sud Holmes, Bluomsbury.aquare, London; and Mr. Becky, Willeal. . . William Turner, of Llangollen, Denbigh, and Andrew Camber, of Manchester, cuttuu•spoiners, to surrender, May 17, 19, and June 1, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Duckworth, Chipiiinclall, and Denison, :Manchester; and Mr. Ellie, Chancery-lane, London. Brown Fletcher, uf Burnley, County-Paleutine of Unesa ter, plumber, to surrender. May It, at six, 13, and June 1, Al eleven, at the Theism Inn, Burnley. Atturntys, M - . Pliorker, Dawson, and Hcrringliam, New Buswell-court, London; and Messrs. Alcuck and Hall, Skiptou. Job,' Dixon, of Wellington, Salop, inciter, to surrender, May 10, 11, and June 1, at eleven, at the Pheasant Inn, Wellington. Attorneys, Meru*. Mater and Hawker, Gray's. lun.place, London; and Mr. ACIOII, Wellington. Thomas Booth, of Newark upon Trent, Nottingham, and Abraham Booth, of Nottingham, tallow-chandlers, to wryest.. der, Aped ?9,30, and June 1, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attorneys, Mr. Hurst, Nuttingliain ; and 1010 w le% New•lun, London. 1l illiam Jarisoi,j u it. of Knightsbridge, Middlesex, paper. DI VI DEN US. May 42. W. Hardisty and J !Are, of Netherton, York, merchants. at the Ohl Cock I. Halifax. May 13. S R Wilmot, of Bristol, hi ewer. at hider . , at the: Commercial R o oms, Moot, May 11. T. Foster and E. S Foster, of Yalding, Kent, mall. •tere, at one, at Guildhall. London. May 11. J. Fluid. of Newcastle upos-Tyrie,saddler, at Ike George Inn, New-ea:4le. May 1. W. Furth r, of Wisingstoke, Haute, stage-coach-pro prietor, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lusiduis. May 14. T. 0. Warwick and 1. Ah'r.d , of Rotherham, YU/ chemists, at twelve, at the Tnnt•ne Inn. sh..m.q.i, May 15. E. Swollen, of Fox-aitil-Kuutlerd, Snow-hill, Lon • don, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. May 18. G. Fawcett, of Genrge•yaril. Lombard-street. Lot.- paper.hanzer, at ten, at Gudolt ill• May 11. S. P. tower, of Maidatuue, Kent, desire. at one. at Guildhall. London. May II W. Eiar, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at one, at Guildhall, Londou. CERTIFICATES—MAY 11. H. Hudson and G. Hudson. of Liverpool, slopaellers..— T. Foster, late of Yalding, Kent, nultster.—J Venus, or Lower Shadwell, x, vintner.—J. W. Atkinson, of !Norden, and late of tliteham, Surrey, farmer—S, Star. ley„ of Woolwich, Kent, miller.—J. Wadley, ut Coveallr). street, Haymarket, Westminster, eltessertiouarr.—t , . Gray. of Hammersmith, Middlesex, carpeuter.—l) CA Womol, .t Newton, York. merchent.--J. Brunoer, ois pollen-mauttlacturt DUBLIIV. Aran. 17. ROW IN THE THEATRE. [From 'nu Frawissist's Jou raid 1, The West /tedium was announced reevevenra. tion at Crow-street last night, but alunrt onote dlately on the drawing up of the cm tint' -toot; marks of dissatisfaction were tinparent, awl hetnt.t the end of the first act a tumult rem i wil eed, which continued throughout the whole of list evet:me. completely overpowering all attempt. , to pest . ..its. the play. There were frequent cries of 't‘ Jlya Byrne and en opera," and repeated calls for the Manager, which Mr. Moutgottlery cOustatitiv obey ed; he professed the utmost anxiety to every explanation and satisfaction in his power, but as hr would not state that Miss Byrne was a member of the Crow-street Company, every thing he saki wa• unavailing. The seats iu the galleries were 4 -eddy torn up and flung into the pit, whips was e1t,11.-ii of its occupants in a moment. The valve'. cotet• .1 hand-rails of several of the upper ill , Xto 41011 Let lit were alto torn off and thrown into the pit 41;i1 ti l wo the stage. Nl,' henever there was any apprat-Atic a partial calm, the performers enti)lt voured to go through their parts. Litt were quickly axsailed,and compelled to ret , re. Mt-sdel of the most dangerous description tlew a:i tut ; 4 large sharp stone, we are informed, v.. 1, atuicrl at Mrs. Broad, who, in all plobibtlity. v acid titre lota her life had it struck her. Sheriff Wend, who was in attendance, made several &tot* In restate peace—but proving iinsucces.ful, he revrtr.ied the "ertlerY' laid of the audience to retire, and about eleven o'clock the liau.e was cleared. NVe cainiot too strongly deprecate such scenes as those which took place at Crow-strett hest night.-- They must be discreditable to the character of the country, and cannot be serviceable to soy interests. The following has been scut to us front a quarter oil which we MI rely, and we insert it, because it contains some additional particulars: At the cominraiceinerii of the tirtt act there was very evident marks of opposition to the oei to malice. but the second act could not proves-1i for the eim.. finned uproar. Mr. Montgomery theii c-ite for. ward, and after some time ebtautrd sllcuir. Ile spoke to the following effect :- 0 Ladies and 60.1illetnen are reque , teil t.i ...No mot their judgment mud a roamer-stair's...or, which it. p t 01,A toe 14 0 -1111kfrankr ' S publication, in matter to that of Mini of this day.' The reply from the different parts of the histi.e was, " nu." Mr. Montgomery. after ati less struggle to be (heard, then retired. PLACA It 11, " Miss Byrne. engrgesneut is open to her upon the to ins or her agreement." Sheriff Wood then came forward— " I came hese for its. piirpose of iu keepin t ; peace. I leave viewed, with astuni.hilient, the cual.luct of a Dublin audience w drstrovitog the plop-11y of an which it was nay duly, and the duty ul every p.num brae, a.. protect. 1 Arcot tutu the and collnied a nisi w the act of breaking the peace, nod destsu)int the p. up. aay of the proprietor of this themie. lam suisy to stale that audience iii 11141 rot of the house eereural hint froiel nie.— (In reply to the. ilie plea of the police beau( i,laaa aak dU parts of the bowie oar halal out.)-1 assure you ills r 0 were no police in tin' bursae at the tunic. 1 lataW reaiticat AY: orderly part of the •tohiliee will .suer. " Previorni to the :Aires. of the Sheriff, sortie dr. , approbation war rwitletst. ist coos, quener of boo having his sword drawl,. fie immediately threw it down, sod further slated Ids-former retpie.t. We are positively assured. that Mr. Man intends to leave 1)olilin for Lund on, the is at his scho lars, of which he has many, leave town 1 Tag AITRIT-ROYA L, COVRNT-GA RDI Y. riVIS EVEN I NG, WEDNESDAY. A l rel •21, 11 •ill he acted (gOth time), the sew Tried) , of EVA DNE ; OR, THE STATUE. With two Scenery, Dreams &c. The principal Characters by Mr. Abbott, Mr. llaromelv, Mr. Tura, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Connor, Miss O'Neill, and Mis, fwd. After whirb, for the Bth time, a New errand Dramatic Spectacle, fronded on Decker's Pia) of Old Fortnuatu4, with entirely :Ira , Scenery, Machines), Diem,. and De curatlons called FORTUNATUS AND HIS SONS ; OR, THE MAGIC PURSE AND WISHING CAP. The Overture and Music by Mr. Bishop. Fortunate's Mr. Farley ; Ampeilo nud 4tildtkehiNl (Parts. SMIS), Mr. DU,11411 RIO Mr. Abbott ; Shadow (lie. rant to Fortunate's), Mr. Blanchard; the Caliph of Meuse. dna, Mr. Curium Fortune, Miss Beaumont; Vice, Ina Lorin; Virtue, Mrs F 31161. The Ilcart of Mot-Lothian will be performed To-inorrow, Soutane, and Monday neat. Fe1 . 11111.0U4 and his Sons will be repeated every Evening ibis well:. BRMSH CATHOLIC HOARD, x 0.2, noxt-auti.nixos, Ltacomes tax. TfIE BOARD will meet on SATURDAY 11 1V EXT, the 24th instant, at Oise &Chock ; his Grace the DUKE uf NORFOLK, Earl Marshal of England, is the Chair. EDWARD JERNINGHAM, See. The Chair will be iakett al 'lre o'Cluek precisely.