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11:111.11) • ts: • • 4 ht ••'• , • • 1 4, 1 • :1; Irtf r a' L l-14 \ • • -75 r , piatto4mr • i 44. • , 4/ • "•;., - . . At. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1818. NUMBER 4861. PRICE SEVEN-PI/NCR. THRATRR-ROYAL, COVRNT-GARDSN. THIS EVENING. iVEDNESDAY, July 8, be seted, the klussiral Play of THE 41.4 YE. auveroor of Sorinam, Mr. Commit • Captain Malcolm, Mr Sinclair ; Captain Cliflos, Mr. D;ruset ; lindenhorg, Mr. Abbott ; Fogyism, Mr. listen; Matthew Stearoort. Mr. innel; Sane Sharpaet, Mr. Emery ; Gambia (the Slave), Mr. Macready ; Sonserelyke, Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Lindeebnrz, Mrs. Sterling; Stella Clifton, Miss kis:thews ; Miss Yon Filmy, Mrs. Davenport; 7.elintle, bliss !tlephens ; Median Girls, Mesdames Banned, Gee., and Mae Alpine. In the course of the Creole', Collins's Ole on the Pas sions will be recited by Mr. B. Thomas Hornpipe by Mi.. iliells.—Cowie Song. " York, you're wanted," by Mr. ILnery.—And " The Wolf," by . Mr. Tioney. BRIYISII GALLERY, PALL-VALI.. Tms GALLERY, with a SELECTION of the most telibbnited Worloi of the Pietism, Spanish, Flemish. and DMA Schools, IS ()PEN every day from Nine in tbs Morning until Six io the Evinsiag. Admittance Is—.Catahigaes Is. LONIX/N MEDICAL REPOSITORY. This day was published, N... LV. briar Ilse rousinetmemesit of • Dirty Volume, of reH 1.01' 4 111)0N M F.1)1(7A I. It F:POq lIL TORY. MONTHLY JOURNA f. aud REVIEW : for merly edited by Dr IHIHROIYS and Mr. A. T. THOM SUN, aad aum cuudneitil by Dr. U WINS. IREE - AlVb Jts by Order. JOHN YOUNG. X etper. COITENT4. Contmnoirst.usta : Welker no the Topography of .It. •%lieltl—Motle oft the impel": et Unwu 4.r un Htemoptoe—Chapeamia Reply to FirldL of Thatiaolt-- Ant heutieated Canip. iteVirWl Nletheo Cho toren-al Tralleartiuns--Vaa Rotterdam on Bleanhh tung—.ll•l4ln on the Plagne—Selretionr--Futt igu 31rdoul Science and Literature-31141sta( mid Phyoleal lii- Itthz..nre—liat of New 110oks, ftr. Ste. Printed fur T and C. Vskterwood, 32, Fleehalreet. After which. thelo-Drasna of TFIE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Criii.loff(the Miller), Mr. Farley; Coital Frederick Fri. tier:, Mr. Claremont; Karl (Ins servant), Mr. Liston; Lo. th aw , M r . Abbott • Keiser fan old Colklaterh Mr. Chap man; Ribes , and GZituts (two Baaditti), Meagre Jeanie, sod Kole; Zingra. Mr. Norris; Lisslon. Mr. ; Coburg, Mr. Treby. Claudine, Miss S. Booth ; Lauren, Miss Greer; Marina, Mrs. Egerton. The Doors to be opened at Six st'Cloek, and the Play to %Kip at Serra. Boxes, 7s. • &rood Prier, 3s. 31. id ; Second Pi ice, Is.— Lower Gallery, Ir.; &cool Price, 1s —Upper Gallery, is.; Second Price, 64. A Private Box may be WA fur the Season, or Nightly, of Mr. Brasidiiii, at the Boa Once. To.noirroiw, the new Tragedy of Bellustira, and the oew Fame of Who Caw I Br? R A TRR-ROYA L ENGLISM OPERA. STRAND. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. July 8, will be premalad, a Meta-Drama, =Med TWO WORDS; OR, SILENT NOT DVIIR! Sir It ilJobrnad de Gay, Mr. Radiey; Timmer, Mr. W. S. Vgibelle, Mr. Pearman ; La Firm, Mr. Wil- Rumbetie, Moe Eirtlyi Lame, Mrs. Pam.; Howse, Mir. Grn“.. After 1414►, a Draltstie Adrertiaetnent, called WANTED, A GOVERNESS! lintly, Mr. Bartley; Captain Dashwood. Mr. J. Jones; Wllkinann. Julia Malvern, Miss 1. Ste. ♦riiwo; Lucy Delihirood, Miss Ke I ly. To cuticle& with the rarity,' Ballet Dews, called LA PEROUSE; OR. THE DESOLATE ISLAND. - ------- - 1.11 Femme (the Navigator), Mr. T. P. Cooke (from the Thcairr-Royal, Drery-lane, his second appearauce it. this Madame Perousr, Miss Aytest; oils: Characters by the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately ar rived in England. 'Ube Great &loint will be opened at Eight o'Clock, as a Promenade and Waitiog.rottog for the Secoad Price, being tastefully fitted up sr on Illuminated Conservatory, with several hundreds of Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. Two large and eh goat Jets D'Ettes bare been constrocted, the falling waters of which spreads refreshiag coolness through the whole Douse. Boxes, s..—Pit, Ss.—Lnwet Gallery, N.—Upper Gal lery. la—Sccood Pelee at Nine o'Clock. Boxes, Plsers, and Private Boots. may he fatten of Mr. Stevenson. at the Boa Offier,Strand Entrance, boon Tee till Four; asil at Fromages Library, 170, New Boodadmiet, opposite Burliagton-gardens. TM Peifurisances of the Native Ameriese ladiasa will be rilwated every Evening: ite-sorrow will s favourite Comic Opira. . _ . tla urn Operetta will be performed on Nosey neat. 'Vonore Novenae* and Kerman an is active preparation. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the mu) , attempt% that are daily mule to impart no the unwary a %parlour composi tion instead of the GENUINE BLACKING !imam] by DAY and MARTIN. then hate atloptcd a new Label, is ninth their &paws and Address. 97, HIGH HOLBORN, i 4 so censpiceously placed in the invite of the Lab e l, that they tend an attention to this, and the el.ff:seuee of the type, which is malice all letter-press, will enable purchasers at mice ha detect the imposition. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, wade and Sold Mink et& by !Ml' and swell N. V 7, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Shopkeepers, is Bottles at 611. m-lit.—. a•sJ ls. 6d. each. J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT fAVE THREE povirrfol MOTIVES for soliciting public attention to the present &lieut. Li. Becalm it contains Two Pri * rs of the peat, istairsii. unle of Thirty Thousand Pothole est* with ouly 11,000 Tickets. 21. Because NOS. 24016 and 15,760. the jlesf and las, Prises of 30,04101. ever drawn, were Bleared sad Sold at their °Sees. 3J Premise they think they canard evince their gratitede fur paid favours better he. by recommending those ho tumour them with their commando, to adettittue in the prevent Lottery. TOIL SCIILME CONTAINS ...... Prizes of 1:30.000 2,000 1,000 Sovereigns 3 11 xaoo, 200, Ike. he. And in addition to all the Prises paid by Gioverinueot, the Parrbaseis may receive GOLD for the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with Purl. Claret, or Nodieiro. amounting to Four Pipes of Port or latleirs, or Four Hoeolorads of Claret, for each ash, Prizes of Our Thousand Sovereigns, anti in proportion for Shares. The filar So be dads,. Per She Holders tainotelecs. )IF.GINS ads AUGUST. Tickets and Shares now WI sale at the oid-establiabed Offices of J and J •AVEWRIOHrt No. 11, Hot.soitv ; I fro. 10. 0 stitert ; 37. ((Himmel.; I 38, IIAYMARKIT; Whip Shared and 5r.1.1 in the last Lottery FUCK CAPII AL PRIZES; Alpo the Filln 030,000 ever drawn, -Lus Z 30,008 cm draws. VAUXHALL. GARDENS . Under the Patronage a his Rossi Highness His PRINCE REGENT. Wls EVENING, WEDNESDAY . R, will he presettleel • GRAND GA LA. with Nlailame SAQITI`s Performances. and Aereist on the Rope itniithit a brilliant discharge of Ehetiork.. is 1114.—.-The Marra will open at Steen, and the Concert began at Eight teel,wk. MONOPOLY IN BEER. AMEETING will he holden at the Crown awl Anchor Torero. Strand, on MONDAY NEXT, of the Perlman who aigocil to eunaider awl riwutte on such farther Illsosnm as 'nay be wee...are to revue Einaocipation kola the ARBITRARY uctss. l lITSTEIL and the Restoratiew of the RIGHT of a FRIER TRADE IN BEER. The Choir will be takes, at One !Mock preei%ely. H. SCHU LT ES, Scereiary. G. nl. R. itir R. IVOODTFIOIt PE: m•mo PIII , V. XVi. v.lO. AUL Hun : Sir. The Office of Cum : GYH A I.D Pleader Irving declarell open on eke. LONDON. tier. Fteteadem Est, That the Iha: Mothers of Lioesino Isis a.d the serer,: lowa of Core, de mei ono Assoriolo so a Csuedidate : sad, this 6.0,0 t., admit the resitiaatioaa, seat from she leaned societies: oh It the eleatista i hn wit roe seielar,seririai the City sad Calm*, te • veldt eat (llissed) IT. SHONE. N.B. The Privileges of the Vintners Coatimay, rta.ly fu► &livery 30. p. M. Porters Booterller, Pall Mull. This day is poshlisheal, Itratdootoely whited. is 3 torte "k• am illustrated with Maps awl Fac-Siondes of Bslilic4l Matettseripts, Frier St Is. is beards, AN INTROI ) IJCTION to the CRITICAL STUDY Bud KNOWLEDGE of the HOLY SCRIP TURES. By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE, A.M. This Work, lOU which ihe Abattoir bas been engaged for Malty years, is offered to Bible Readers generally. and to the Clergy and those preparing fur Holy Orden) is parti cular. as a Manual Of what is usual valuable in Biblic3l selected from the labours of the must mascot eri. tics, both British owl Foreign. It i► divided labs three parts, WIS. Part I. compriees a omeise View of the Geography of Palestine. and of the Political, Religious, Moral, sad Civil State of the Jews; illustrating the principal Eveuts recorded in the Bible. Part 11. ',regents a copious Investigation of the Principle, of Seriptuire Interpretation, and their Application to Ow BittoriciaL Prophet ical,Typical, Ductrinal,and Moral Parte of the Sacred Writing". Part 111, is appruprimited to the Analrois of the Bible ; in cluding an Account of the Caroms of Scripture; tuirilter with Critical Prefaces sad Synopaea to melt book, upon an improved Pier.. Ao Appendix is subjoined, euntairsing as Account of the Pritscipal MSS. and Elliiiioll% of the Oil awl New Testa. siesta, sad other Bibliographical mid Critical liefurinaturo relative to the 1101) Scriptures. Priated for T. Cade', end W. Davies, in the Strand. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 4th July, It4lB. IN- Pursuance of the Act tof the 55t h Year of his present Allsjesty, by whir h it is Casetril that the Out- Pensioners of this Hospital .hall in fat tare lie pool Quarterly in advance, iratrasl of Half Vesely. Nutler is hereby given, by order of the Right Honourable the limn!, and °Meta, Cuttenzissiuners fur Ilan:Aglow the Affairs of the said Hos pital, that all the 0151- Pensioners thereof frPlalsig in Omission, ur within the district of the Hills of Mortality, are respebeil to appear personally, and regimentally. with their lodine. Lions and (:eitificalts of Admission, al theSeeretary's ()Dire in the said Hospital, on the respective days, awl in their list ferret dames, according to their several rates of Pension as understentiuneel, when attendance will be giver from Tess ',Clock is the glorning until Tierce in the Afterourso. for the Payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension its advisee, to the t4th of September sent. (hi WEDNESDAY the stb of Jely, The Pateiuttere et bJ. prr dakasel abase at 6J. to the mil of the oumbei;nl Regiments Oa THURSDAY the fhb of July. Those at Ad. frosvi the Royal Garrison tuitalion and re maildary Regimes., awl Corps; those at 7J. and Bd. 'ad all the Cavalry at 9d. 'ter day. Do FRIDAY the 10th of intl. Those at 94. per day from the let Foot Guai tit to the 60th - . H of Foot inclusive. OR SATURDAY the 11111 of July, Thome at Pd. per day front the 61st Fool, nod all the re. inainiug Regionetris and Corps, and also lM,w al led per cloy. thr MONDAY the 11111 of July. Those at Ir. per day, front tire dial rent Roeinwirts of Cavalry, with the It 4 and 14 Regiment of Foot Gourds. On TUESDAY the 14th of Jnly, Those at h. pr r 414 y, from the 3d Foot Guards to the ea of 11;e nonthetrd Reßintral■ at that rate. On WEDNESDAY the ISth of Jolly. Those at Is per 4.1 from the Royal CLirrioolt 811,2141+0, awl at.. the felalairiair Nrginteuts and Corps, as also those at Is. Op. per ley. 0.. TIWRSDAY the 16th of Joly, Thew al le. Id. 1.. 1.14. le. 24. Is. 24 and 1..34. per day. Os FRIDAY the 17th of holy, Thee at 1..3p. Is 4.1 Is. 04.1 c 5.1. Is. Md. In 6.1. Is flit!. Is. 14. 111.7 . 1 d. Is. Bd. Is Bid. 15.041. Is. 91.1. stiai Is. 10J. per day. OATUR DAY the 10th Jolly, . . Those al It. per day, and upwa►ds, and thus? Pen sioners alto hair heel, admitted us measure of Moldavia, as SO the IN itstr Gisiotketen who receive Anatolie* from the late Ist *oil tilTroops of Horse Gna►da. It is also ordered and directed Shut all the Out-Pensioners beton:in?, to the said Hoopla! do pay particular attention to their lust, nelsons ; which they are reranireil to produce at the tone of V.iyilieut, by which they arc ordered to to the Paynarster-Generrr of his Majeaty's Land Forcer, in Landau, their affi.lastas as therein prearrilmab on or lima& diately after every thiarier.day, without which their Nantes %111 owl be entered MI the Pay Lists fur the sideslip...lt Quarter; soil they are slut afterwards to ehange their 10.ive of abode, as specified In their affidavits, without uuarisidable necessity, and dilly notify - we the same. And tardier to take Notice, that iu consequence of vs. riona Esauels leaving bees committed by Pena •is, io she receipt of Pt 'moo and P. ize Mosey, it is ordered that all Pensioners sit offesiding shall be struck al . the Peso ttttt List, and to. Cut for ever all Benefit a. istsig from this Esta blishment. RICHARD N EAVE, l!leerctary and Registrar. FROM La.S' r iv 'Guys GAZETTE. Gretna-Opine, July 6, 1818. WANDERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TILE NEW PartastaighT. County of York—The Bight lionsosshle nodes IWd liaw Wentwoulli Fiiieilliom, commouly rolled Viscount Mil ' ton, mid Janos Archibald Stow ostley, E,q. Borough of Alaborougb—Herisy Fines, Esq. and Granville Veil aides Ver,ion, Esq Borough of H. vcrle.--John Wharton, Esq and R o b ert Cloudy Miriam, E- - q. Borough of Borimeihridge—Mermarliike Lawson, Esq. and George Mundy, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy. Borologli of Illeydou—Edmund Tritium, Emu and Robert Eamon', Esq. Borough of knarisbormigh—The Right llonoitrabk George Tierney, •sol Sir Jamell nagkiniosh, Kit Borough of Malion—The Ilimuonible John %Valiant Pun• ctinintunly called Viacuuut Uuurruuuu , awl John Charts Itamoreleri, Eq. Borough of Norilialierion—Henry Prirw , F..sq, and the Right Honourable !ivory Lahr:eller, commonly estled Lord Viscount laseell,s. Elm laugh of Nadel ract —The Right H ahlpJohn Say ilk, ruunauuly called Lord Viscourst Polloictun, and Thomas Houldsworth, Borough of Richmond-1 he Honourable James Maitland, e ~,,, monly called Lord Viscount llritlaud , arid 'fliumas Humbu., Esq. Ihwough of Ilipon—The Right 11.inisorrable Frederick !oho Ruhinaors, and George Gipps, Esq. Borough of Selo borough—The Right lhoirsorable Charles Manners Snit,,,,, and the Right Honourable Henry Con• atabline Phipps, commonly called Lord Virr owit 14131111. Borough of Thask —Robert FranklAnd, Esq. and Robert Greenhill 11210. , 111i, County of Devon—Edmond Pollexfen Bastard, Esq. and Ike llonouralik Hugh Fortescire, eimituouly called Vt.- (omit Ebristows. Borough of T•vistuck—The Right lionnuribte William 111/.94 . 11, Corn ly called Lonl William Russell, and the Right Honourable Jabs Rltsacll , curossitudy Called 1.0111 Jahn Russell. B. gh of Tire, too—The Right Hooonrable Richard Ryder, nod William Fir:truth, Eml. Borough Of Ilarwataple--Sir Manasseh Mosseh Loper, Bart. and Francis Mohnen," Ommanney. Esq. Borough of Tomes—Thurnaa Courtenay, Esq. and William Holmes, Esq. Borough of Ashburton—Sic Lawrence Vaughan Palk, Bait. isw! John Siugleion Croplcy, Seij..3lit at Law. of Myrmidon Earle—ihriald George Macdonald, 1:-.1 and Alexander Boswell, Esq. Bonwels of Pignsourb—Sir William Compere, Bart. and Fir Thorns Ryon Mai K C.U. 0.• • Rwougli of 0 drhamplou—Chriatopher Savile, Esq. sod Albany !Ueda.. E. , sl Borough of Clifton Dortmonth Haulms's—Arthur Howe Hul.l•worlh. 1: q. mid John Bastard, FAq. Bornocli of Ikea .thtion—The Right lismorurable George Wiry. ruirritiools called Lord Loraine, mud the Humour able Cirri Joscelinr Perry. 9.1.00e1l of Honiton—The How Perm int Francis Cost, and Samuel rrauler, Esq Conroy of Edinburgh—Air George Clerk, Bart. City of Ealsuburgli—The Right Honourable Willis= Dun. alas. Gamily of Merioneth—Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, Bart. Ceontyot llorkisighans—The Right Hen. Richard Oasts genet Grenville Nugent Chardon Temple, ronturnisly Sof Tempt', slid William Selby Lowniles, Esq. Illoronghnf Ayleabury , --The Right Hon George Rune No rmal, nod William Riektord, Oniourgh of Borkinghana-84r George Nugent, Bart. and William Henry Fremantle, Eau Borough of Wersdirson--The Hon. Robert Smith, cud George Smith, Esq Borough of Chipping Wycombe—Sir John Dasbwood King, NMI- WWI Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. Borough of Aginnudmhaiwa-Thounas Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. and William 'fyrnhilt Drake, Fag. Borough of Great Marlow—Owen Williams , Faq. and Pas coe Grilse:44 Esq. County of Pebles—Sir James Montgomery, Bart. County of K-nt —Sir Edward Kuatclibull, Bart. and Wil liam Philip Hnsiywood, Esq. City of Ran heavy—Tile Right Hon. Timm% Hamilton, con ly called Lord limning, and lams Barnett, Esq. Borough of Queenboronclr—The Hon. Edmund Pr.ipps, and Sir Robert 31001110111. Borough of Mairlstone—Abraham Weide) , Roberts, Esq. and George longmals, freq. Town and Port of Dover—Sir Juba Jackson, Bart. and Ed tuoil Bootle Wilbraham, Esq. Trion anal Pain, Or New ltnniary—Andrew Stratum, Faq. anal Rieliard Earl Dere ti , fibrrNOrt Es,. Totem and Port of Ilasiiiisr—James Dawkins, Esq. cod George Holford, Esq. Tower and Port of Sondwieh—Juraph Marry'', Esq and Sir George Warreirelre. Bart. • Towle and Pori of Hvilw—Ulm Braden Taylor, Esq. and Sir Jolso Miring, Bart. g . Town and Port of Itye—l r lie Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, and Peter Browne, Rag. Town sod Port of Winebelsea—Henry Brougham, Esq. and George Millis, Esq. Town and Po, t of Sraforil—Charles Raise Ellis, Esq. and County George Watson Toyhw„ [e q. of Harley Drummannil, Esq. County of Roxlmrgir—Sir Alexander Ds, Bart. County of Larsark —The Right Hon. Archibald Hamilton, commonly called Lnrd Archibald Ilamiltou. County of Stirling—Sir Charles FAIOOOIIII.II4Ie, Bart. City of Cheater—Thomas Grosvenor Earl. and Richard Grosvenor, Erq. commonly called Lord Vircuuut Bel gravy. Conroy of IVilis—Paul Methuen, Esq. and William Pole Tyluey Long Wellesley, Esq. City of New Sumo—The 11 .gill Bow Williams Pleydell Ihinverie, rum ly calkd Viscowit Folkstoue, Mauls Wyndham, &et Borough of Dryiees--Thumsas Grisurtoue &tenon, Esq. and John Pearse, Esq Borough of Malme,doriy—Charles Forbes, Esq. and Kirk man Finlay, Erq. Borringli lit Marlborough—The Writ. John Wodthouse, and the Right Hoot. James Thomas Brudenell, corn ly called Lord IRrodesiell. Borough of Catue—The lion. Josses Abereroothy, and James Macdonald, Esq. Bosehrts of Chqiretill*M...-.llllliant Miles, Req. sod George Bragger Churchill, coutusouly called the Right Has. the Margois ni Blasulford. Biltuagli of Hew...lmre —The 11,in. George James IVelbore Agar Ellie , and theillmi Henry Johaleott. Borough of Cricklaile—Josrph Pitt, EN wad Robert t;or. don, Esq. Borough of Great Juhn Niclwl , Erkt. and John Jacob Buxom, Lig. Borough or Wootton Bassett—Richard Ellison, IN. and liVilliam Ts,lor Hooey, P. 9. Borough of Hon. Foilerick Gough Calthorpe, and Beriford. Erg. Borough of Wesihary—ltalpit Fttinco, E.Qq. out the Hoe. Fuucis NAhRII irl Collin/INa, commonly crltrd Lind marls Nathaniel Coliviigliam. Bosough of Wilton—James Lard Viscount Fittherris, and Ralph Sliehloo. EN. &motet of Old Sarum—imam Alexander, Eag. sad Artliiir Jobastoar Cis wford. Earl. Borough of Dowsioits—The Right Hit. William Irlrydrll Bouserie, commonly called Viscoatit Foil:stout, kV the Right Hot,. Sir %Valians Sc.dt, but. Judge of the filth Court of Admeralty of I:nelaod. Borough of Lnilgersha 11—sandfora Graham, EN. awl Henry Limes Imiterell, Earl of, Carhonsptios. Comity of Misisilsory.--Williaus Methods, Fait. avid Genrfr Byng, EN. Oto of Westntiweler—Air Samuel Rumilly Eat. and Sir Frastia Hoordett, Rapt. County of Herhy—The Right Hon 4:eorge A 1110,440% Henry Caveuthals,COMMOlll • Ile.' Lora Gemite AUttallitlll Henry CarendirM. sod F.l‘aartl Ntoller Ilnudy, Eon,. Borough 411 Ibrbr—tlestry Prrtlerirk Cuennton Caveatßei, Esq. and Thonta. 1111114111 Coke lilt YOUISeer, Comity Palatine of Davenport, F.q. said Efettull. E>ll - of Carmarthen—The Honourable John FraNirviekl Campbell. MILITARY rnomorlONS. It etr-rlfrite. Jsi4.7, ISIS. 40th Regiment of Fuot—Lieincirtiit-tiencial Sir Rant Spencer, (..C.B. from the Rifle Brigade, to he Colonel, vice Sir George Osborn, But. deceased—Jared July 2, 1818. Rile Brio.lo--Major General Si, John Ovwahl t K (' R. to be Col .I•Continaiiilant et • K.Raltalioa, rite Sir {trent Spencer, appointed to the reasinrrol of the 40th I:out— dated July 3. IEIIB. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOI.TED. W. Mnrommis a awl .1 G 1{ 1 ;11, jun. 0111;1mndan pint"- glows avvrk., En-4 Smithfield, Ore 25, 1817.—J. J. Finrhuck , and K. san,bts..k. 1,4 111diun, Kent, honl and ahnenilkers, June VI, 1819 —G gd,..lc) and T. Alkinsan, of Old Swab ian', I.4naitum, merchant., July 11, 1818. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 01 ion Coleman, ht.. , from July 4, to A iszuld 22, at eletrn , at Guildhall, Loudon. BA NK R Jernel Prichard, of Church-lane, Whilectrapel, Middienen, sooper, to aiiirreider, July 14, 11, mud August Is, at cle. yen, at Gnildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. I'ilbnrv, Falron. slaw!, Aldcr.icate_arrerrs Sohn Tirkell, Isle of Brig-house, Comtrrland, formerly of Loudon, broker, to surrender, filly 18,17, and August 18, at eleven, at the King's Arms Carlisle, Attorneys, 81r. Clennell, Staple's Inn. lAindoes ; and Mr. Pant, Carlisle. %Vollmer Linden, of l'eiswitells, thrord, innkeeper, to aur. moiler, July 21, 22. and A is..cast lll , at denim, at 11w house of Rubinson Bartrain,thaurtl. Aitumwyn, Mr. Richard Lain. pill, Wailingt.m, Oxon ; and Mimes. Ruse and Slater, Gray'r-lam.squatre, London. IVidiam Tomlinson, if Nottingham, halyertlnslier, to ant. render, Jaly 11, 21, mad Astzliat Is, nt leis, at Guililhll, Lyndon. Alimony, Mr. I..iterenee, Demen-court, Doctors'. Contending. Thomas Hornsby. of Combat, inn.lost, stort.brolser, to itirrrutirr. July 18.2.1, and Angstsl4B, at tsrrirr,•at Attorney., Mesbrs.J:uttingi and Collier, tarry.strert, Liutobes•lun, Lootkm. nivtnENDs J•ly 28. J. Johnston, of PArodire.atreet, St. Nfary-le-bone, Moldlerwx, slater, rtt eleven. at Guildhall. !Andrs. . July 28. A. Durham, of Etrusingham, voter, at tea, at Imutluu. Aug. 4. W. 1,4w500, of Whitby, York, nilk.mercer, at twelotti at the black ti ran , Cuuey-street, York. July 2S. W. Metter, of W:dtoo-le. bate, I. , ineaater, base hamar, at eleven, at the Golden Cro4s, Prentun. July 31. E. Keut, of tit doey-hill, Lincoln, draper, at two, at the Angel lAN Boston. July 18. A. Kelly, now or late of Worcester, jraeller, at ten, at Guildhall, Imagism. Jaly 18 J. Mnekroull, late of Worthing, Setae*, stationer, at tea, at Guildhall, London. July 28. W. Williams, of Limehonse-enuo way, Middlesex, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall, f.mulutt. Aug I. J. Miller and J. stiller, of llulywell street, Strand. Middlesex. nltnemakem, at twelve, nt Guildhall, London. Aug. I. J. 3141thewman, late of Queen-street, Chesii.ide, Landon, merchant, at twelve, nt Gutltlbell. Aug. 1. S.Givicy;uf Kent-road, Surrey, baker, at twelve, at I.oaduu. Aug.!. J. Ashton, .if Tower-street, London, wiue.merchatit, at twelve, nt July 28. J. C.' lllPfl. of Chesterton. Cambridge, boatwright, at eleven, at the Enter Inn. fanthroder. Aug.2o. M. A. Peasant, of North Shields. Nurthuusherlimd, sail-maker, at el..ven, at the Cultuaticial Hotel, litaward. street, Ninth Shields. 0ct.24. 8. Rowlandwon, F. Isaac, mod W. Brien, late of ebeapiudr. 1 ~ndon,warrhnus men, at twelti- it Guildhall Aug. 1. Sir K. of New Briilzeddreet, laindusi, Kut. hookteller, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. 1. W. Warne, of Be efuritatsact, Covent-garden, M.d diesel, bout anal shoe. maker, at ten, at Guildhall, Lunduis. Ang. 11. G. M. Cox, of the I:Aswan...mad. Si. Mary-le hone, tuyiwin, at one, at Guildhall, London. July IL K. P.elmer, late of I,Vurthang, but any of Bright brimstone, Siesta, plumber, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aug. 1. B Parke., late of Miiiimatrret, Birmingham, *ire worker, at tarlve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jolly 28. 4. T. of L othra.lane , Hiilbiani, Middlesex, 111440kap11. , r, at ritAen, at Guildhall, Lnad..n, July 211..1. Kelld.am,Lucof Acre-farm, SiaffulJ, turner, lit tlevra, Ni (L 8 .11,11,41, I,oa.tun. July 31 T. of Gettury Dyke, Lincoln, miller, al riPITU, lilt' A •lel Inn, Buxton. July 30 . IV. y of Boston, Lincoln, eictusller,•t eleven, at the Wooluack Imo, Bo.ton, August 3. F Nandi, of firerton, Somerset, clothier, at (lc- vets, at the White Hurt Inn, Bath. July 98. T Picks:rime, of Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the York Hoarlt Liverpool. august S. T. Curry, of North Wel.lr, Northamherlaiol, ship owner, at Hare, at the Contnterehil Hotel, North . . Shields. July 31. M. Taylor, of Kudby, York, tanner, at 'levet at the Red Lion Inn, Stisckiiiii. Dnehain. Aataat I. J. tVenufielil, of Lune-hue, West Smithfield, London, saddler, et Iva lye, at linilillistl. CERTIFI CA rrs —Aar 28. Vl'. Batton, of llourosi. r, , rk. ntolmve C ron . cher, of Gres. Ahe mtrrd4 G ~,,, h0nn . ..11.1,15, London, spirit. merchant —A. Darn, of 11.2mhrih, *lett, r.—G Gregory, men. of Chesser, chee.e.fartor Benstearl, jun. of ivory. . . street, All.lgate, 11..0h10u, soip.m.toofactuser—.l..lobosion, of lloacherttr, talk-mercer. DUMAN, 41,11-Y 4. • ELEcTIONi COUNTY OF Dtfel.!.7l-41FT11 DAT. This Eleclutu h terfriootli most uooopectedly. the law of the eagle. us teeulated by Act of Paulus nteist. s;tili Cleo. 111. requires, that afteK the fourth duy of Election twenty votes should he received ip each ; in conse(lnence of tins enactment, out of nine heroines, wlpeli cotutiove the c moil)! td . Dnbliii, e:cht were )treeriley eased for tvitie of sisMcient votes. The barony of Belrotliery alone remained The nowhere pollecl'yesterdAy were— Hainittou I Tallow • . -^.3 I IVhite /14 I - • . . 1 1. , " , l i iirbm e l . ' i l lt i ttr e nni :o . rvil Iti l luse ".1 11 5 W t(M itt 4 lUlS ti l l :11 1 ;:oliservatiois from the Candidates, and .it was by tr.asty elpteted that it would this day be renewed. bROGFIEDA. ELECTION. Jur.v 3. . Otic, 134—Wallace, 119. Qt. - EL:VS COUNTY, Jvt,4 . 1. . 1.5.28 1 Cliote . WV Parnell 1,448 I Duane................ 574 JUI.V 3.' Me 9.666 I COO. Parnell ' • • COVNTY TIPPERARY, .lULY 2. lard Caber General 31ai1154, .. v .. 677 I COUNTY LEITRIM. JULY 2. Lslowehe 3471 White .. Clements A 6 A COI"NTV WEXFORD. JoLv 2. eireW - . Colelntligh Stni I gtripfurd t 1 I Valenti& 754 COUNTi* ARMAGiI. JUI:i 4. kruw.a. P. 9 I Caulfield 64e It MLA 4 4,01. COUNTY I.I7IICIUCK-4ECOND 114 Y. CROis POLL. • Hnn. Rich Fit2tibban Win I Captain O'Gratt t . .. 135 Non. 11'. 1 1 . Quin.... 162 . • . CORK CITY. The poll boa closed as follows : 11 a FC1114 , 011. Lungfield Coltloose. Fl temp ri ... .... 1.; 12 irttlioldtra ..... 15 ......... ~ 3 1 .---4- ---- — r Total 2s 15 11 . . CITY OF LIIIERICK.—TFIIRD DAY. • Ifereker Grass putt this erenidx: . 1( • 50 Rico ...... 48 . . COUNTY GALWAY. Thursday, soon alter twelve o'cicii•k, the County Sheriff-, the Citudichttea. and ? their friends, pro. seeded to the County Hall, for the purpose of electing two Members.to serve in the ensuing Par. filament. After the usual formalities bait been gone through, Janney Daly, of bursandle, kaq. was pro. posed as a tit and proiii.r person to trine...in this Comity, loy,Sir John. Burke,. 4411140de-hill, sr_ molted by Captain Trench—D. B. o.ly, 1 . •:•c!. of Dalyatown„ by Arthur F. SI. GrOrge. HI Tyrone. Esq. seconded by James Limbed, of Cregi-liedr, E.q. and Richard Martin, of Clsreville. E , q. by Christopher Redingdom of Kileorii;:ii, El. mid vecunded by Martiis J. Blake, Of Ballyklunii., E'q. There was. no polling, amt the Meeting adjourned till eleven o'clock ou Friday. • - • 111ESIBERS RETURNED. Derry-Air George Hill. Clare (Cu.)—V. Fitzgerald soil Sir E. O'Brien. Cin k—Liord Kingiihnruutii sod the Hun. R. Hare. Kiug's County—T. Bernard, Esq,aaii J. Parsons , Esq ITestinestb-:.The Hun. H. Palmettos and Gustavus lturli ford, Egg. Carlow—Cul. Bruen and Sir Ulysses Barth. Cavan—N. Sneyd, Esq. awl the Rigid Hon. J. tlj r Barry. Monaghan-.-C. P. Leslie, Esq. sad tie Boa. H. Westei.rn. Tyrime--11un..1. Stewart sod Win. Stewart. • •, Kilkenny (Cu )—Hon. Col Butler and Wm. Cul. Punsuuby. Shen (Co.)—Charles O'Hara sad E.S. &super. Esq. Fermanagh (Co.)—Sir Lowry Cule end Geu. Archddil. ik ES TAW RL N D ErEcnolir. FOURTH Eiti. - - *At the close of the poll this day. the numbers were declared— Lord Lowther . 1,211 Colonel Lowther Mr. Broughton . The uniubers were received with the usual noise( on both sides; alter wnich Lord and Colonel Loo- Owe brit kJ rettorned thanks. [After AIN Brougham had left the hustings yes terday, mid alter Mr. IViisots of C11.11:I t...i had at tempted to speak, a London Attorney, who is emu. ;doted here for the Lowther', culled on their par tisaria, alto are distinguished by yellow ribbons, to prevent 111 r. Brougham tilso from being heard. This (Ley they accordingly made the attempt ; and, though they succeeded w obliging him to raise his Voice tn..re than usual, their numbers were nut tufa &lent to !prevent hint from being heard.) Mr. Onevonast comioa &sward, adthist the cheer* of the reowit, *thole,' to the atom: of disappnthation which was heard front a part of it, and said, that if they wanted to know wk o that was who was snaking such as uncouth noistat l er o f 41 book of Yellows, he nonld tell them that it was an officer from Iluo•Mrrel, who had been Scut down to those bliolzeoo-men who Ind been appointed to keep the peace. Thew friend, Mr. Whartott, of Kirkby Thsrre, could tell them of a conversalum be had had wills a person of that description. It was, however, to the Men of morland, not to &mire policemen, that he would is, and, as he was able to walk assent his native County out a guard, snore in the hurts of the peop!e, a., lie be contend to lease his adversatees, to lite its the hearts the bludgeon-men, tlionet he knew well, that cV4•II them, were 10 11C 41101.1110111 C, all heartil) attached to , ail who wore blue colours. lie had nos to CO flgrli a — tht dv ii e l iK ra siu d a P r t i l e t e s o o n f r a i r % d ff Y y r h i t el:lr t :a l g t a i e n i t i j oL ' a t —:: t lii t t s: ._.. s i p n i: g t e , Pi s s i s i e f i n t d e t i h . : l l ll ; ' , t i a s . : llo :: prartil against them by the fs wilds of social or sler—i of the hick respecting toe Laud tea, a n d the artillees Lawyci4-11e had polled 900 totes, fox, independent Illtpcl,ll,;:elllteurltsl..c.ll,ll:loeirienfitu,7, T w hi a i s 181170ehre day: theref o re ti z r y t f t u . te .f appeal ; ty Re• could itc3ris of meotme I him as ;rainfalls • of hi* ! fullsicc vikoient c •in 'pile or the en!, uu. r to the elute it A RTIN and CO. 8, eiirohill„ rid 120, Oz- AN. furd.street, roans their sincere thanks to a generous Public for the reference given 10 their Offices in the Lot tery j,iit finished, sad beg leave In lay before them the kad. itig features of the New Lottery to begin 4th A u gust:— 2 P r ises 0,30,0001. and only 8,18 0 Tickets, with OW, Pore- Corer, or Madeira suloonting to 4 Pipes of Port Ur Ma. drive, or 4 Hop beads of Claret fur each of the Prizes of 1.000 Soy. reigns. la the last Lottery, Martin sad Co. sold— No. 3.1149 • Prize of C2,01111. 8,098 4OO 10,819 41c. lu. kr. la a former Contract, the only twin 10,0001. or 'patchiest Prize of 40,0001. at 8, Conshill, and 120, Oirford.strree. N.8.—N0.12,088, entitled to the lad 4 Pipes of Wisie,wao said in 12 Shares by Martin sod Co. sad their *genii in the Conntry.