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* I IP be . . ! II 1(1 1 1 „ - - Int - 0 • I . _ . . ... . . . . _ 1 _ LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1820. NUIIMEK 5561. PRICE 7d.' 4es antiquity, and except the fact of bring iliajtai‘liat .wiamo% Wake chords stifle& au good reams f 7 ro b,. • Haloes relict, 311 St may with (Anal p 7111 0 , employed al ao amigo of harbarroo. • , of royalty itself, wheat Galloway Ilou kimidom.—'Ayr Courier ) 41410 pea THEATRR.ROTAL, COVNIVT-GANDIM. ir is EVENING. MONDAY. O c t o ber 2. will or performed the Tragedy of COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. CIOUNTY FIRE OFFICE RETURNS.- NO'FICE is hereby given ro all PERSONnwhis is ISIS Tonipleeal their Terme or SF.VEN EARS' INSURANCE, t►at RETURNS ur TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. uplift all Premiums paid by them dariac that time, a►e receirable lime, and of the Agents in all the principal Tawas in she Elsevier, i aid it is imperiled that inch persona as Inc. sort/lamed to venire lh.•rr Retinas in preceding years will apply fur the same fartliwiih. J. T. BARBER REAUSIONT, Slatiaginc Director. sewed when he commenced his year of trying set- viCe. He hod now the approval of hi. own cornice entr. and world be remunerated in future with the higheee reward au honourable mind mild receives the respect awl ebteeni of hie fellow•eitiseoth •t• The new Sheriff. then put in the warriet polonium their attorney. which was Hlr.l. 'The 14st year's Sherilft then took an oith to 'res. der to hie Majesty en account of the imes of their 'Ace dfiriugabeir year of .errove. VIRGINIUS; Or, TIIE LIBERATION OF ROVE. employed la -- Aprils+ Cimidms Mr. Abbott; Virylimins, Mr. Macre•Af ; leiliry Mr. C. Knoblir; Claudine, Mr. C.mour; /Norms lAmtahm. Sir. Tyrol; Plometorme, Mr. Egerkm. Mies Foote; Serria, Mr,. Connor. After whirls slue Comic Ballet of ANNrI - 11. AND LUBIN. To conclude vitlu ii .c ntiric‘opie Tragic Open of BOMBA'.rLs EVINIOSO. t luounittano, Kong n 1 Ijittpia, Mr. Blanchard ; liefaeral 110081.4cirr, Mr. Liston. Dc.talhas, Mrs. Liston. Daring the recess the Theatre has been entirely *en de corated and embrllichtml A soliscrts remelt. Chandelier, on 31 novel priseipie, arrd conildrecia venisiated, hisv been constructed by Mr. West. I kmattornial Lustre., fur Wen-lights, surround the Dress A new Drop Cortaro, from a■ original design, has been palmed II Mr Posh. A Private Boa may be had fur the SC4/10111, or nightly, of Mr. Br.rorlon, at the Bos-OlEcv. Mars, fur the Boxes to Iry taken of Me. Brandon, at the Boa.olfire, HarCotreet, rums Ten till Four. HOW", ; Second Price, 34. 6.l.—Pit, :IL R. 1.; Second Prier, Ir.—Gallen, Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is. ; Recoril Prier, &I. To-morrow, Rub Rwy Macgregor, with Too Late for Din ner. TIIICATRE•ROYA L. HA YMARKRT. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY. October 1, will be performed he Comedy of PIGEONS AND elto‘lS. Si r Pd.r Pitiviggia ; Mr. Osherry ; Capl. Neville, Mr. Rs.uarel; Mr. Nut, Mr. Williams; Mr. Waikl, Mr. Russell; Mr. Illuiulettit, Mr. J. Russell ; Tons, Mr. Nlrs. Harvey, Mrs.Ptaret; I.uuisa, Miss Leigh. After obuch,the Moak„! F..iiserinsisment of F.1.1.A R(NENI3ERG. The Elertor. M►. Younger; Col. Illoostriwt. Mr. Baker ; Bioviolorrc, 31r. Barnard; Shun), Mr. Terry; Flulleums's', Mr. Wsllamas. Mrs. Fluitermao, Mr.. I'e.rre; Ch ' ami, Meet leigh; Ells Rosenberg (fist unlit.), Mrs Marilyn. To (steels& with (IStii time), a Gamily, in dater arts, called DUG DAYS IN HOND-STREET! TM Principal CllMlllirterl by Mervin. Terry, Baker, berry, J. Bowmen, 84ravril, William, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Wag .llllololl, aad Mrs. Marilyn. Osiiht Price.—Boxes, 6c—rat, b.—First Gallery, Sta.— flecoail Gallery, Is. *ruled Prier—Boas, 3L—Pit, Is. ed.—Firs) Gallery, Is. road Gallery, ILL Price will curnwicace every Evening precisely at Nam: riar... for the Boxes to be lakes of Mr. Mossinghass, at t be Then I rv. P. Wilt Box may be had, sightly, by application al the 801 Tlie Dunce In he opened al Hall:put Six o'Clock, sad Ilse Piliorniance to begin at Srven. To morrow, Guy Manorring, with Killing no Murder. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. TOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. N. ROBINSON, Free List Olive. Ch N W EDN ES DAY NEXT, October 4, 1820, 111 • .11 I•lp.t•cuir.L . for thr 1911 h time (rounoled . oll the r. Io bi drit Memoirs of !SUMS Freiteriek Trench, written by toiessell), a weir t lperatic lhams, ea Herm ails, called THE HAKIM lii THENCE. The Biros I)e Trrock, Mr. T. P. Croke; Commandant tiliia, Mr. Kwarboiliant ,• Anchors) , Swarm, Mr. Harkey; glint Kelly; Hansa, Mr. IVilkinsins; Michael, Mr. Broadlom. Eugenia, BafOlitili of Eluded', Miss Carew; Juserbine, Mi.' lave ; Cabot, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Miss I. titrvensun. To conclude with (36th ilmcsri new romantic Melo drama Ttririly ~kea from a celebrated piece which 1139 for come tw,eks past misruled all Paris), as three parts, founded um the celebrated Tale, called THE VAMPIRE Characters in the luironucterry Vision—The Vampire, Mr T. P. Cooke. Lady Maritsa t, Mrs. W. S. Chitteriey ; tots (Spirit of tht Flood), Miss Lure; Aire! (Spirit 'A the Air), Miss tVortniss. ult....cirri in the Drions—ilathven T. 44 of Alarsileitl, Mr.T.l'. Cooke; Ronald (Burma of the Isles), Mr. 'it ist ley ; HA , rt, Mr. Pesiniaa; Mr. Miley; Awhile, Mr. Minion ; Felker Francis, Mr. Shaw. 1.a.1y Margaret fdanch. ler to lord Itostald), Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Bridg.t, Miss Unreel EMI, Miss I. Stevenson. Botes,sB.—Pil,3s.—Lower Gallery, 2*.—Epper Galkry,ia. Muni open al Halt.paat Six, and commerce at Seats st• Cluck precisely. SURREY THEATRE. FOR THE. BENEFIT OF MISA TAYLOR. TFIN EVEN I ItiG.• MONDAY , October 2 , will he performed am Historical Tragic alelo-drame, in Threw Arta, aittrml from a favourite Dramatic Poem by 11. e 1 3 i.• M. G. Lewis, Esq. called* Alplaomo Lag of Ca.- uuder the title of ORSINO; OR, THE vAtnurso CAVERN. Alphonse, Kin of Castile, Mr. Clifford; Ursine, Conn( St. Lnear, Mr. Besyougb; Gnarl°, his Sus, Mr. Huntley. Avortrusa, Prioress of Castile. Miss Nunes. Otitis, Mar chioness Oases's, Mose Taylor. Aftiv w►ieb (by yartit-olar desire) 'a favourite Barletta, ratted, ROIALANA. • Dolman. Mr. Cliffu.d. !Oise Taylor. lo the ruorse of the evening the following Sonja:—" The Slily Ruv capering ashort," by Mite Dener. A tivonrioe Sallie by Mr. Fitswillum. " The :Suldrer IVA," by Mita Poole ; and a Song by Muss Coptiand c soconipeaseal by her self .ot the harp. lu toselade with (by particular ae4ire) the Serb►-Comic 3100-1111111 t ., TIIE PRESIDENT AND THE PEASANT'S DAUGHTER. " i•re Xavier, an ilt.-et;ralSo;reign, Mr. ikogougb. the Porasaat's Darghier, Miss Taylor. Tickets nod Places to he bail of Miss Taylor, 23, Great Charlotte-street, Etarkfriars.road; and al the Thrall e. Beam Ale—Pit, Its.—Gallery, Is. INV". open at Half-past Five, begin at Half-pad Six. Half.prere at Half-pad Eight. THE FIRST DAY OF DRAWING NEXT THURSDAY, Loth October (see the Scheme). 4,500 Tickets are sure to he, Maws ! all those Tickets sure to be Prises: (if the Public avail etwinselves of the Coctracior's offer). TWO of 141,0001. are sere to be drams is, the first Five Alimony ! Every Parttime', hi fore the First Day, 5.1. ventures with the above saeluelve Advantages; the Scheme also minim withooly 7,600 Tickets, TWO of &c. &c. All paid in Sterling Monte. Tillage and hhares ore Stiller by T. DISH, Contractor fit the Lottery, 4, Combat, and 9, Charmer-Cross, Loudon; who Sold more than Half the Capitals is the last Lottery ; oil by aH his Agents in Ike Couutry. AT LEISURE. AS I. A I' A T " S la 0 P." a s . Some lime •RD, " SLOP," like • silly bird, flew into my hand, and I alight have put an end to him; however, I merely cut his comb and clipped his wimp, sail let him go. But his feathers have grown again, the un. grateful creatiere has not only been picking pat my ex pense, hut has guar quite wild , sad two mr three times chievuusty flown full its my fare. This has esistpelled ase to put him under a coop until I 'have time to dispatch Niue. Valero lw beats himself to pieeta, I shall put hint out off his misery about awiaitesas, perhaps. He shall be welt devilled, anal, in short, he done all ways with ;Amity of spice, sad served up with anapalragoas, far the entertainment of nay friesids in a long winter's evening. THE AUTHOR OF THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." 4S, I.ndrate-bill, Oct..lsm I. 1840. N.B. %Vhoevrr knoeks him Illr his perch, or floes Inns an injury, will be proceeded against, he being my sole pro. pert y. BURGESS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warelonstar, 107, Stratol, corner a the Savoy steps, London. JOBIN BURGESS and SON, bring apprised of the NIIIMILT(1144 enikavours made by massy persons" to impose a 'patio's' article fur their smoke, feel it imansibent upon them Si, nopsest the attemion of the Public, to par. phasing what they conceive to be the Ori vice I, so observe the Nate Mld Address con...spends with the abisve--the general appecrauce or She "purism" than iptions will deceive the an. guarani, and r..r their 11014'60Q. J. B. and SOH subunit the following Cautiotn: MOM ace iu appearauce at Ant sight " The Gesimuc," lost animus any N 4ase or Aildreas--wine " Borgeses Emence of Ailehovies"—others " Burgles" and moony more witlinet JOIIN BURGERS mail SON 'mein been many years hoitinircd with such distils:imbed approbation, tech every rostsiseat of respect towarile the Politic, and conically so. licit them to inspect the Label" previous to porchasing what they cooteive lo be of their snake, which they hope will pre. vent many disappointment.. StIROFIR NEW SAUCE, for general porpoises, boobs' gives such great satisfaction, continues In be prepared by thensood is INVollll7ll.lldril a. a molt useful aod cootesticsil llama—will keep Good in all climates. Warchnose,lo/, Strand, coiner or the Savoy-steps, Los. dam —(TI.. Origiouti rish.SJuce Warehouse.) FROM B,ITUIWAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. lIIMILITARY PROMOTIONS. Iror Oftiee, September 20, 1820. 1111) Itrunreot of Light llr•t;oo•s. To be I ;•tilcoausis—roniel George Seymour Crule , without porch:ow, vire Jordon, dreeered.—dared September 20, 1820; •ud I.iedt,•uent 04b.woe Bargeell, from hotrpay Ist Dragoon.. ewe 11' , 111,..10 Gale, who cxclw•ges—doted September 22, MN/ 22J ditto—lord Francis Conyntham to he Cornet, by pur chase, vice Harrio ~,, prousotra—dated S. plember 21,1820. 33d Recineesol of Foot—See 1 Lirotemint Peter Nomelit Daly, from the Rifle Pairaite, to he Ensign, vice Robert son. who exchanges-414rd as above. 44th Fool —Fosigu Philip North to he Lieutenant, with.. out purchase, vire Ros•ell, appointed to the lush Royal Veteran 111111.1 —dated as above. Ilarriociiiii Browne, Gent. lu be Cosign, •ice North—dated an MOO% JOth thilu—FreJerick iThite, Gent. to be &nitro, withunt 11111 . 1 . 1031 e. Virr wion, appointed to the Bth Royal Vtir too bsttalson—dated as above. Rile liri4mle•—limoT,o Dotnean Robertson, from 33t1 Foot, to be S.ron.l Lieutenant, vice Daly, oleo exchanges— dated as ab , o . e. 111th Royal Veteran Rattalion. - - Lieutenant &Awn Rrnell, from 441 h Fool, to be 11.irtnr. neut. vice John Miler, who swims.. to bits former mit uatiuti on t h e Retired List—dated sr above. BREVET. To be Majors in the Array—Captain Thomas James Har rison, of Ike Royal Artillery--dated Actin 12, 1819; aa4Caplsia Siepbra Kirby, of the Itiyal Artillery-141(d as abuse. Mr O TIM 1121111 V of A.' Geloliegratti M 1141011414 to a &rood Liao. ti nauti ) in the 21.1 Foot, it Joke Pieta* Beek, and nut Bale, as stated is Ilse Gazelle of 1811 test. Connaisions urea by the Lord Lientexda of the County rtf Royal iVeslers Regimrst StithHears; 31ilitia—inseph Barret io, jus. Esq lo b. Major—dated September 4, 1810. !toys! E tt•gerel Re„msoneot. Thomas Henry abt try, , Gest. to be Ltentessui—dated ss above. Commission in the Woreesterhbire Regular blilitia, signed by the I4srl I.i.I4IPAIThI of Ike Coisaip of Wercroter. Adjutant Thome. sa, iu be Caplan., by liktret—dated Sepal miler 14, 1820. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. :Upset Waro.r, tor Ab Kens, abio-owner, Gout Otto. ben 3to Novi r 4 1, at titreo, as Goiltlball. Losolur. It INK RUPTX. Charles Fre.lrri. k lair of .Hieh 11.111~4, Amex, wisuluw.gls•..4 utter, Ito 1,04 M - 1111er, Omober 7,14, and November 11, *at ilerro, at Miil.lll4ll, 101141011. Attorney, Mr. Terser, rierry.slier .13e•ford.arraare. • Amtirw Morons. of Luigi r Thant. .i.treel, Lnsdm, , fi.h. factor. in soirriorr, r, tuber 7, 11, sail November 11. al ten, at Loo.lon. Attiorsey. Mr. • Flower, Fen• shateh-boildimp, Frtichnich J.llll. s PA y ow, Havid Rind, and Thomas Hall, t f Norwich, bowibacres-wiaimr smarm a, to surrender, October 13, 11, mot Norrmber 11,st fon,, at the Nariolk Hotel, Norwich. •t. homy*, Nlernws. Taylor an 1 Hines e, Bench-walk, ; sod Mmora. Gram' sod Staff, Norwich. Wilt lin m Si a,,naril,of Norwich, awasocf4ct 01 rvr, to sorremler, Oriobri , 13, 114,• atiii Newcombe, 11, all &we, at eke No.folk Norwirh. Astor cr, Meow% Taylor owl Roscoe, iog'3 Iflllple, 'wisdom. . , Cheamida, Leedee, Albeit-mestelhpeteeet, et rinse, at the Kitties Reed Iwo, Grime • October 16. T. Harris, of RwWrd, grocer, et tee, at the Coach arid Horses lee, Hem-feed. October 14. C. Scales, ut deneltiMee. 'bladed, baker, et ele ven, et the Lomb len, Walliwidiatorlestie. Oefeher'ol. G. Bd)lie, of atapleteet4lietteetter, dealer, at twelve, et the Roemer Teralh Otillbet tl. A. airier sad R. of Liverpool, mereltieta, at me, at she Gornto lap Liverpool. November 3. J. Nield, of Mithimbill, lieddiewerth, York, clothier, at two, at the While leer Ise, Manchester. October 23. T. Reacher, latest Reopert Pageell, Reeks, ceestaimbreiser, st tee, at the Ben les, Olney, Reek,. November 6. U. Johnston, of Reetremileet, Hastover.mitast, Middlesex, midi, et tee, et GeilMoh, Leedom. °maim .14.. W. Miller e( Seems% Coffee-home. Wirt resort, Fleet-street,Lip:m6e, mereitem, at twelve, at Gelid • hall. October 23. L Lynne, late of Lesser Miadwell, Middlesex, brewer, at Ica. at Leedom October 24. R. Wain retry, U. Ireitser. sea IC J. Turner, of Raslegball-atreet, Louis% imedmpilmoil nrelvetal Go"' Leoilima. • i October 14. R. Celle.% 1, &ski is hal% at tea at Guildhall, Ladder. November 4. J. Ilemeelnigolt Middlems, lieew draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, October IS. T. Brows, of tie Ssetred, 11.Milleera, tailor, at . _ ten, at Guildhall, Londe.. November 4. G. BRleof Ifrovisol, victualler, at eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloaceater. October 24. J. Soothe', of Caaterbary, baker, at 'levee, at the Guildhall, Causerbury. 1)I VI DEN DS. Oct..?. r 21. W. esatil..orf Ityirsa, Kent, farmer, at twetve, Gtioldhait, ~Cue. Ociolwr 21. W. 141. of ['Arkin, Eisev, sor.tirk-ownrr, . . al twi Ire, at Guildhall, Guidon. October e I. J. Rama.. y awl It. Enrster, OM arnal 'street, istoi ir Mama, at ten, se line Jisall, L.nIJJot. Vclubtr ranli, ‘Vhitit baireo, roinkie• land, ma riner, al duce, at the tt k Lion Inn, Whatrhaven. Oeiolter 23 .1. reason', late of Coventry, neetliesne-vaatlvr, at eleven, as fiend cue. utry. O r ti o ti t 4 23. E . It, of Ai stone, AVarnick, hut.maian faeterer, at etre. P, at the Kower Head laa , C o vreirpo WhOber %Y. NC* i?igureill. 1, mid a 11'IA41 &Ufa A •erage Prices of British Corn in ficotlaad, by the Quart. r of Ei.gbt IViuebester Bushels, sad of Oatmeal per 801 l of 1181bs. Scotch troy, or 140ibs. avoirdupois, of the four IVerks immediately preceding tbe 15tb of Si ptember, 1020. ...: F ...: i, -ie \ • • g u ...3 i 1 11 i i .;,.. ... :,.• 0 ail i 0 s. of. :. d s. d. s. d a. d s. d s. d. s. d. 6$ 8 42 4 32 9 26 3 39 8% 40 2 21 5 27 8 SWEARING IN THE NEW SHERIFFS. SAturday being the I'v after Michselmas-day, the new Suertlb., accorthog to annual custom, were presented before the Cursitor B iron of the Exch... quer, and the Sheriffs for the preceding year navl ed to surrender up their office. Soon after three o'clock the procession by waten arrived at Wesimin•ter-bridge, and proceeded or. foot across Palace-yard to the Court Or E \cliequeer The COMMON SERJEANT, in the absence of the Recorder, then presented the new Sheriffs to his Lordship, and, in doing en, adverted in the public character told conduct of Aldelinsit Waithman as enotling hint to the confidence of his fellow-citizens; and observed, that sufficient proof he possessed that confidence would be found iii the circumstances of his having for so many years held a place in the Common Council of the City, hiving been chosen 14 the itnpnrnitit office of Alderman, and selected by the Livery as one of the repretwasitives in Par liament. The other Sheriff, Mr. William., though 1144 much known as a public matt, wss, as a pi mite individual, highly respected by nil who had the hi.eirer and happiness of knowing him, and he (the Common Serjessni) elnebted soot b et when the )ear of their inipuriaut trust should expire, they would resign it again into the hands of their fellow -eit , zeti% having so exercised it as not only to obtain for thensvelies the approval of their own consciences, bat with increased reputation, and sumiling eves. higher also they now dad in the estinnwon of their feliow-eitizeus. The Learned COMMON SERJEANT then stated. that the Gentlemen who served the office of Shelitf boy the last year irnw B.t.ended, according to usage, to give up their alike, and render mil account of their tomes to his Majesty. It was customary to say tumething of the filet of 11w retirie.g Sheriffs and their I.Crlllerf 1; &Intl here, atlrtrting lit 0111.. namely. Mr. Sheriff Rothe/ell, he felt himself e,llei on to do to. The Learned Gentleman then, ■ soatider.ble length, l oairegyrized Mr. Alderman Ilattlisrell's conduct during his year of service, bore teS11111011) t , l CSC high station *his previous to his li!hog the tuition.) rah:anon of Slier, 11, Its. held in the essioi..tioti of his f a llow-cit , zetis ; and obse.rved, that though eisirtiog on, and 'mmHg thrstigh it, without any proavect of she pleasures usually rt. telidant nu the office. he had come out of the t!ial repu'idsuo much thou that he pos. . The COMMON SonitanT then, on their behalf. tendered their warrant of attorney, appointing Mr. Collingridge and Mr. Tuner, the Under-Sheriffs of the late Sheriffs, to fernier in such account. Mr. Pau Ns floater, arfirat this appoint- Went. I never polio Mr. Crillegriilge.” Mr. Alderman Rax,ltwit.b"...." 1 appear in pti• usu."- . . Mr. Paultilia—;" So will I. Idu not consent take' Mr. Ciiitargridge at rev Ulidtr-Siserig. sod Pat se eamililteree is tin. .1 airdtiwgpriat Palley way Uatirr-Sberifi." _ The Cussuroa 8A1L0N....." Is there •ny objec. Sion to M►. Pollen 1" Mr. ROTNWELL" I object." Mr, mean acithine or a personal nature to Mr. (7ollingridge ; but 1 do not give hi. my confidence." Mr. Pui.LEtt—" There are too Under-Sheriffs." The CUII+IToR B**oa—" Tutu there Is an Under-Sheriff' for each." Mr. Palates " Yes. certainly : your Lordship is right. My trumpeter is n.l hese op-11.y(; pri haps I do not poly him ; hut your Luidship sere how I em heated : I ens loused over aa nimo-enttfy ; end thus treated, it is strerreory I ehoold Wove ais *rut who has my confidence. owl not Mr. Culling• ridge. whom I do mot kowow to this bwoues%." Mr. ROTIOWIt.LL-,—" I hove streoded 41 person. awl lorve no Under Sheriff." Mr. PARKINS—" SO oio I ; but prier Lordship will see the necessity of my having a confidential agent, uuderotwohrig forms which it cannot be ex pected ( should do." The COMMON SKUJF:ANT--." Perhatie, as the par. ties are not agreed, your Lordship will, a. you have the power of doing . , adjourn the filing the appoint. meta till a future thy." The CURSITOR MA has not each • right to apposed his Uniter•Shrriff?" Mr. PARKINS...." Certainly, my Lard ; and will state more. Mr. Colliogridge holds II pur chased office of the City. I have in kiiiiivlrd t re of him ; he his not my coofiilence ; I wish to lame • person who has. My Lord, thrre is • great personal responsibility attached illr. I am ready to answer it to my King and countr3 ; but I hilr a right to claim a confidential agegit. The money which passes through my oliee in the year amounts to a million and a hall."_ . 'Die Coniston I:Wiwi—is I ye no olilsotion ••• to each Gentleman appuuttiolg Ins own clepety.",. Mr. PARIEINS—' , Crrtamly tint. my Lord." The COMMON SERJEAMT--" My Lord, I, on the part of the City, at. an humble suitor to the Court. claim that Mr. Collmgridge's name shall remain in the *lmam. It is not imperative now to lily it ; and on a future day 1 .hell contend on the part of the Cttt, that Mr. Colliagrulges, name ought tu Nlr. PARKINS—." I HUI most conCersierl. The City. agreeably to its charter, forces GentlerneA into the office, or itirkes ilt-m pay from 604. PS 1.000!. I was so Ow loin oi .... . I we. into may present heavy tesputsatbility, aid china tie a l so !Knot Nir Pul lets, who hr.& may en ire confidence." The COMMON SEILIKA NT —" I ask or the Court. either to adjoin.' filing the warrant. Or to give dim leave to wi.ltdraw it for the premed ; on a future day it may come before a full Omit." Mr. Palm, --•• I don't object to Mr. Turner." The BARON'S Of eteett—u No. you 411.ject tp the appoisitineot of the City Officer." The CURSITOR BARON •••••`"1 will adjOUTO lino question to the first day of Term." . Mr. PARKINS —" l bow to your Lotdoliip's de. ci.ioli, used trust you alll not co..stder sue as acting Wl' (tug." The CURSITOR BARON—" All that t ow remains. Ilion. still be to consider the appuintineht of your Uoiler-Sheriffs." l'hr ceremony of cosseting the horse-shoes, the sixty-one hob-nails, and chopping the stick., was then gone through; utter which the Court broke op, soil the sh.ritr. returned by water to Illsckfriars bridge., and thence proceeded to the Albion Tavern, Aidersgste-street, where they rive their first public dinner. ANTIQUITIES. •rrt, SEPTEMBER I. [FROM A CORRB.pONDENT J Motut a tot tnight ago a mast belonging to Creston., lie iug engaged in harvest work at Inglistown, is t►e•paraMi of Borgne, and stewartry of kiikrudbiight, whilst 'raping in a field in the immediate vicinity of the aurieat church of lin k audiews, which lass for more than a century been a complete ruin, forted a ring of the purest virgin gold of the following dimensitma: circumference of the ring, it and l.Rth inches; circumference of the I 00000 p of which it is composed, 9 10ths of as inch; weight, 4 os. and S dwt. Truyes. It is open at one of its sides, and the Enda shunt half an inch wisiuder. It bas bees evidently fastened to something, as the ends have bees rivetted with a hammer. There as every reams to believe that it hail lief a deposited for cumealineut, as the farmer had last seasin employed people to clear the field of Moues previous to plusghing it, and they prrfeetly r. rail. Meted breakiwg up a stone shout four feet lout, three feet bread, and from one to two feet thick on the very spat where it was found. This they could easily ascertain, as the hol. low left by ext►actin the slime was not filled up by the plough, and it was in the very buttom o f this holl o w that the ring on. found. The close was of a regular shape, which led the people to notice it. From the rode workmates ship, cud precious naaieri ile of labia, it is compoa►d, I am led to believe it carelict of high antiquity. Toe rhisich in whom vicinity it was tumid, is reported by trsalitium to have been founded by St. Andrew himself; lust a liesloo that was the ease, or if it was merely dedicated to the tutelary saint of ttie kindosi, is altogether mseertain. If the legends of the Church of Koine err to he received is evideurr, however. St. Andrew did ce►tais.y laud is that place on his way from leased, sad Camara the chinch which Mill bears his name. Be t►at as it stilt, the ring is questiun is evidently of high sift sod edepriet 0g .4:111W M 4 X , •;, 't /. • • • ! •Mr . . • .„ •414.t.:i • • • • • A: • • .• yfr MONT BLANC' -." • . •• , It will he renumbered that an 'scour., Mitt' filte Amy spyrsted is this Paper of a St Hamel. it estelbs Mow!- • • Issr or Wale, tueiog attempted to ascend Se the e*.w.s., Moot Blase, sod that is this attempt War cells loStwe perished. M. Hamel was somospaololl in this ihrgerow• onerous,: by two English Gentlemen, Orem. Decederd HeoderatiS, alembics of the Univereit, MOAN* dittyillie • other penises. He slow took with him 111“0/111 party ecommeneerl their toilsome espodttOso so at a Tanner put bee merle fa • • tootiosed with itacredible labor • eidh : Mitt naluisporit snow and olio, to glija - theintelees on Hie 20th, at half-post e i fkideth~: l got)/ phitisethowithdo audit of the 1111,11114104 4' Th. Emblem eamageoi slated the travellesoodlllolllooMkodolle2 the mod memo difficulties, and emorod them *4 ern. berwee bad the torest eve more wureesifeety aditelif. earl's poise et flits time beat 120 potations 0 10 1 9101, be. tit party were in gad health. They breakfasted _pp plat fob* sod Si. Hamel prepared two Wile* ' to amid' to two carrier piteous, at illeseeseeettptite twee* is/ the summit, to apprise his fries+ itt comppird t rpos sorer,,. " Would you now take • thisittwe limp to go bleb r' said one or the Ilettlists tattle Mead*. " I alrowl,l nut return (or soy prier,"emellketter,trAr• The party siow advanced, when all at mire ditilidew iu *Met. obey were iersellor pee way moil Hy great ezertinos the party •ter.-s 4 lw elmisidf . 4 0 1 11 8 . 111 ! above Ow , mins, awd assisted rarls niter triateope. MI Ire at the Otitis bad Aim' prov:urrti tx *PM, 14110:10400 MUD dl s. tontercil and wiped, hat shire bad otott e men to rho mph.. - With great premising risk Items. dr e a er ip e , hod Hansel, searrhill for thew waif 0111•Pardwial. Ibrst ' they were at length compelled WO Amistleel4 shwa iectAdtt-tor , Genres. A subscript ma was inswirdwA.. area is rover i( the perished. ovis a lisp! s - • THE S l'E iC i t',l Co. rite OF THE Emrcitou ALEwmilipakivf g . • . DIET OF FOLO:p q hype. ------, • ! • Represen!atires of the Kingdom of 41 1113.11 in lath reel wsti.tiriinii that I fool myself ' Use 11111.11 X sae, and with pleminee renew I. you Alko 114111111111kel AM follow the intrilar of my Leval, aped rimy ittto wierstief lone of my &are ' wishes, when I artemble you hen to co operate lb the maintains:me shad dhwelibribrisal of root mortal Institut' . My confidence in yon has been the (*Agin of these ; your confidence in me will coniolidate • My olijoet, wire A ore them to you, was In combine tho power of the SI t inn with ' • -v, with the rights and legal want. of blinds RS iinlisreowable, but to `be in wsiet of which ewerythitte Let us not that ii 'mosso -work. I.ike min I lair wrikue.a, a reisie arii ~. Mwt its thyme &chimes. Yoe hare remained Puler, you l•rmr that bonnosrable name bus I bare lola you 01ICt hr•Grre sGyt may the appWation of the pruu•yrlea of I hi. Iren•fir rut raurahry ant reasorr t, you •r. kowtows al,le • ruzhi. Follow , thrrefore, on your part, thwart 1.6010v/we doctrines; draw liu• their sourer that scns: ref pr«hisy whit 'VC° 111111 l 'll.l 31111, Will ILIMMraII yousseirne tad ollieut; draw 61om them that lure of truth which a -ma st arnth ahner, wlacb heals and speaks o n ly hr r• Immune shin )use will powerfully support me iw consulidatiug tho work of your revor, Aeon. _ _ I have spoke.' to you the words of ti sib, for it is troth that I ask Guns y.. 0 ; I wish to Issar it room your niustibt : let Eli hear it with fiaiikuctos, but also wills eximpuciit diu ceritidhey. . _ - - . It mill appear to you in foil light as sons as pm seek t in reality, and not in v iii. alostmetinors ; as soon as y. I lodge of poor situation, acronlingo the testimony ef event., sod sot arrironliug to theories, which in our doss fallen os rein ambition endeavours to bring forward. Lastly, troth will mark your °potions as sons ris you teemed only ;S:- voice of the grrat lutenist' that are edifier.' to you—as soon as you banish from your delibeigot tttt s ail aert mooy, every initial object, and thug show yoorSvivrii wortiby of your ismoottrable mis.ion—hen, and nut before, iota will Lave fulfilled your ritiligations, I will now fulM niine—my Ministers will fay before you a view of all i'.t imams* of organisation snit 'administration which have brew adopted within these Iwo years. You *ill il.mhtleis recognise with joy she gaol • hicb they hare elf. tied oh; I. you nominee it with all these rails, the deep grsees of which -were to he effaced. The wish to obtain this object hat pce• baps nut always followed the way which the form of admi nistration that I readily gave you prescribed. Perhaps too urgent mot simultaneous wants have caused by their occurrence an increase in the awry reoensliturs My views, however, have not changed ; and it is me ftrM will that in flame the ergot:aims* once laid gismo shall lie strictly adhered to, and the tinsel act tipia,us core be takni to cc raise the resource's:l'llle payers of the con tribu t Ws. • The wishes that you have lard before me have Weil most serious', considered. Vou si ill bear how they , have bingo partly satisfied already, and shall in part he fulfilled ii. fu ture. Yuan will are why it has been itecemary to d. lay tae secomplislonesat of some, sad to renotittee that of othero,— Among Sheer which the (inert:intent has willingly ranted and she pro)ects of law which will her laid before you-- Ilia Majesty the* enumerates el pie of these proposed which he dray.* they will thoroughly emanate idiot submitted to their consideration and concludes as folfo s -- Herren -manses of the Kingdom of Polaud--Sbew your country tires, soppot tid to your I aperieticr, yoga pripegisltr, sod your anatomists, yru Mom bow to ahanstain is peaceful iadependetice, a pure liberty under the prohetiuu of rine bees. Skew suer cuatem,.tnutirs that this lilies ty is • friend in under, and its bier-ails y that yin nap the flouts of tiecaofe ymi khuw how to obviate, and will •Iways obviate the insinuations of envy, the danger of earls fie. Thrre are coautnes where me and abuse are pia led is one mid Use soar line; whin she spirit of evil .antes rsa vain want of slavish imit ingot, and again attempts 1. C. vie its dreadful sway. Already it poedomioates Is !Me purl of Europe--already it heaps there criones.aud cutoru vows on each. other. Note itliaaading these unhappy ercuts my system of government will masa' always the same; 1 have dawn iM priori's*. fr.n the most pref4und sense of my duties. I Ara always fulfil these dotim scrupaloig-ly, but this would not he perfectly done if I wire blind to the great teeth which o sp. tinier 1.-arlo, us. the age in mink wd life es p urrs pioiersuig Laws as too traria and g tees of social ords r, bat oar age also impose. upon Princes the July of preserving those taws from the ma chievous *Amami of ever res-glers, seer blind paoaugm,—. l• this reelect a hoary responsibility lief us you as well as on me. It disown& you faithfully to follow the pyth which your lodgment, you. upright muse of duty prescribe to you ; it coninmada use frostily to warn pin of linden. gem that might sorromal yogi, in mold- to defrod year Coe. stitatioo against taro.; it ohne* me to judge of the men. sure. on +lnch I am culled arturdiiig to their real comas. rineuces, nut according to tile avellatioas with which piety `a di the intermediate ser, with dentin. r drew titritint e dorritief timy amnia 6solppert, ie ea Whip darer awl desemamea. institutive; of able bind supply housetr, (hP want it support f r iinet 6~4 and litre lam Hwy ems •ad 'bide Cietistia,•akralay CERTIFICATI W. Ferfinger,uf Serlcostra, York, wund4o. W. Weal, of Briderthery, Hereford, duiler and cboirman —C. Wright, of Old Ford, Mi4dierea, aand-dealer.—T Stallion. of Drur)- Irom, Middlesex, chreaensOager.—R. Forts, of Blandford, lhoset, draper —J. Greanto, of Ihrminigimin, Hurt., of Sheffield, York, anorer.-1. Mara, of Saora•irldr, Herm Isey, Surrey. Spanish and Morocco leather-Messer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Doubt's, of Truro, Contesill, inerchant ; R. Foster, of Lostoirbiel, Cornwall, tanner; W. Foster, u< (:range-road, Bersitoodsey, Surrey, tanner; sod Wis. Itawliogr, of Pad stove, Curowall, merchant; carrying us She busier,. of lisp. blowers at Si. Angora, Cornwall; September 15, losa.—D. %Vanish, J. A. Wellsok, ■nd C. Lattuint, id England sod Ameries; September, 1919.—W. H. Whiffed, J. Wykie, surd 11. Webb, of Leeds sail Rochdale, woolstsplers, as fu as re_ Rods H. Webb; June 17, 1820.-I._Kirthrrford sod H. C. Kama, of the Old Citychambers, Bistoupersate.aireet, Les don, nassarasee.lonskers; Seolember 28, 1820.--W. Smith anal W. P. Stanek of Southampton, bankers; September 12, 1820.-11 Way and W. tl. Palmer, of Paleilaanalk, bakers; September 28, 1880.—. W. Fox tbe elder and W. Fox the younger, of Taelaborate.si reel, Wesamanater, addlest•x, wooltemdrspers; September 20, 1820. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com peted from the Returns made is the week aiding the 1711. day of September, 1620, is 365. 31d. per hundred weight s ex clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon u■ the importation thereof into Great Britain. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bashels, and of Oatmeal per honor 1401bs.avoindupoise, from the reliant' received in the seek ended the 23d of September, 18211. i 1 4 • I 4 Zo 4 s. d S. d s. d s. cl s. d a. d a. d. 65 11 t 41 II 33 ti 23 . 44 .1 . 42 9, 26