The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-08-17 00:00:00

rim cr""! 7amer- ' • - ~'•. - . . . • ... . - - • . ..... * . • . . O n , P 1 . 1 • C ............. / '. . i ' it . ai t A,..t A ~,,_,::::#.1 • - '-,- -- ---,... r ~t . ,.... A .. ..,...4,. .... . ~ .. ~...., „,.... .. . a t. ..., . ". • ' inal;* /Nab ~t• Wr:r: ww rrlrr 77 mg ' 4 4 i 2 t ri t)t7tttibooit-, I edfrL -4 /2 '7 Is • NomsEtt 6148 LONDON, SATURDAY, - EIGIIST 17, 1822 . --..-.----- —_—... I t • Si Ayller. fv ' wh., were nb sekt at the o.llee. ll* ' %Vr.. •& Township - II rn! , y, p,eSeho lid Co - Sleet ... pvr Godfrey 11 143 f f ...31 b. ad. : n ... - 7.. Sehotairs at Mrs Field's, _ Pros 7d, N 1:: ir TI! NA 71: 1:.140 I 1., h A Y. 11444: ICE T. r F UIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Apguol 17, will ht perportned the Orel* of 1.6 1 .0J0N Atiges,4 16, 1822.—ThaComstitthe have meat eat: setioss is being able to announce that the I),lst -a of S..ireity in !Maud, which at li , st presellit,lituch as Maritime appearance,. has yielilcit to Wills!' Lleuctiscuce, and the aterlious wade to lyzoo 7 The apprehensions or Famine gratlimily diminished,' and are now toiled by the pruslicet uf an catty sud abustistit Harvest. • • ',. t s H. J. Fl. P..q. prr Mr. Jeckom • 1.5.1 x Drydro • W.liitkvi 161. IL 11e. 6.1. I. Ce‘erles, Esq 2 0 J. J. • • 1 I J. 1/.• . .... 0 10 E.P.K. J...aanthiscHteri, 1 1. P. 6 0 1- J. Leigh, Ide4.widsor 3 0 8.11 0 7 A - ftw Friends-at the Whit*. Lioit, etihg:. row - 2 I: Mr. Step...uses', C.O. 1 1 G. F. 1.0••klry, Esq l. 0 Mrs. Astlind Ludvf,N.Brigloiou .1 0 1 1 Mr. Vdsrr ...... 1 1 Juba Vale, Esq 1 1 Oc,Grtitheart 1 Ir l it 4CFY ' Ar. 4:34" : ! .4 I *. AnAemirer orCome4ly 2 2 s. Gert Stewart Marjeriloanki, port• Of the NlediterTimean. They receive their uniforma anJ pay as squat as they a•e entliarked a it isaupposrd that other detathilieids wilt follow. It is still affirmerl that •I he citadel or A t; anal Napoli di Kuroauin have surrendered to the Greeks. I..ut we hove not received ally particular:. THE BAC fiEN: OF SEVILLE. . . . Coon , Al.itzteteo, Mr. Jove.; I) , . rlsrtoPo, Mr. Wiltlem 4 ; Fnitellut Mc.. I.voui Lrr. Roeies (prat time), Rao Parurf; Marct:laoi, Mrs. Garrick. ' Trevino's to 'shit,' • 1•1 10 0 Switiney, Esq 5 5 R. HO/am, 1 1 1. C. B.uxter, Esq. • • I 0 Zia Raver 11liUSSSI.9, AUGUST • We how from the frontiers (A. France tic.t the atteniiun of the public is greatly engaged ny the considerable angineniution which is making in the French army, mid by the commanding fcrer which it assembling at the foot of the Pyrenees. The general opium!) is • that the French Gorernmerit Will interfere its the afftirs of Spuiu, evlivie civil Rpr rages in severialorthe northern provinces' with that fury which always accompanies party 'pale.— (batch Pupers, August 14.) THE WEDDING Rakehand,•lllr...ltaker Sir Adam Contest, Mr. Terry. Lady C.... n s., M: . a. Chat y • Arson): the effects of the kindness* shown In he distressed p, es , nt s f y, maw oute•itinsioiles tif the most lively ' gr•ii t title ai4ilsrate of IA nr4i , . • Mirky r ... 1 0 Chagelry of Vdate, per • Iluteldnion 11. 4s. 6ti. Chapfl-en-lr-Seitlr. per 8 Overnely.. —l3l, 155.6 d. 6.uulsarrll, 2d %lib per thplarbarehwardens 181. 129. M. Neon per Pole and C.. • 211. ss. 7d. I'LiforA, dill, 2,s e rejo r t . frork Cs WWI aufl Co. Chapel or Vrankley, Key. .1. Torner..l/. Bs. (td. Finelrim, per Gurney Vire. 'Wort. . Miss Cuedr Young (I,niskrnen at To ernriiiile. Shakopearei Contr.!) , of KATHEgiNt AND VFIKUCHIO. litorliio Mr. C. ble.nhir ; Bluistrt, M r . Younger; Er.flaker. ; Tailor, Mr. o:berry. Katlierfoe, Johoatcro. I . _ • Tin. Committee ire melon., at far al they may he en. _shit.i,., tyallejrinte the distress which attest he ' (ell in the ea ! aning Whiter, from the Eeneral want of the Clothiug a6no4— ~ t lut: ly ncresiary for hialth and eziatence. ' Cruydou 3; Iwo! .. 3 17 61 r.•Lsot le y ...... 2 2 C. F. M. . 2 • Georgc-IYarrrn4er, Bart. ;10 10' Samuel Mure, 0 Thomas Brows', Esq. j 0 0 Ou Srion.ley, A ceemieife Opetek-••ArA lobo BticzbY• • Uu 1 . 1111%•litr, 11 . 14 (...nehiy of The klyvoer,ke—Aud Aker Ente'rt.dticantr. • A hew F,Arce be proelueed alit vied', motive the title of Fmerl • Dsuestioreeor visitable Article* continue to be recciveil'hy Messes. kl aver, Illitodt, 410 Co. .4 No:58, Mierk.lsoe, Lo u don, with ,a list costmerating the Artieles, Duplicates of whipla it ' is re4l4slibl mil; be Went 'Witte same Jay to the goionsltter. Junctions ofClotliiity, may be consumed to wait the or il ri of the csmosittee.tialitritscs Luaell and Sane r3r s _ istol • • Chambers ami Co. Me. Sliogsby Duu- HAGUE, AUGUST 13. 2 . . . THEATiIIi-ROYAL, EKratilfi *OPRIM:HaSE, s ram .V , a‘ra. Maroeivalf wool Artlliftwais, I..trePpoot"; Maori. Rwint, Ylny, nod Co. Gisag.iw i by whom Oil , will be for warded to TIS EN'EN IN ( - 4, SA I URCiAY, Auzu.t 17, will be acted (3d tivel, a Dew °walla Drama, in Ave acts, called • GII. BIAS, :it 17, 25, 52. A Prologue will he opolcrn by Mr.lll-irtley. An early ;location to this mode of relief is highly &livable, that it May reach the disitisset: di.trirls'in 1r I sod for tits. tritnstiou in the months of October and Nos einber. Amount of Subseriptiova already) . 2 259,836 18. 3d aderrtiard In Acts I and 11, the Seene is hthi at Penn/inter owl In Its Net bp , ' I hood. Chlract.rs—Gil Riad (;t4t.: 17), 31ist Kd y; Gil Pact, Mr. tV • Elvon , 1 1 ; I' c Ir,;, Vryntch; 11.'311!,), Mr. T. P. Csoke; An.hru,c ,!e LICIICI3, Mr. Welkinann ; Lope, Mr. Csilailato; lh nut go, Mr..). knight. Duuua c 3r ,w ; 1..1.11j1 ►lra Bryan. In Art 1!1, ihc Secyll is at Valli,1”11(1. Ctaraelera—G;l Bh4 (a;:ed 4.5), Mr. ream ; Don Fer n.sdn, 'Mr. J. Bland; Cutina dr Pulan , Mr. .I,,h u xon; h tsco , iYsenehl; Rniaiole, Sir. T. P. Cook, ; Anoirmse de La.. nes. tVi14.0. , 03. DOllll3 Jiencia, M iq. 10 Art.. IV 4.4:,1 V, the &sae is at M sdrill and its V:rinilq. Citaract.:ll--riil MA. (aged :4), Mr. I.larthq ; P4Jii, IV. of 8 1 410, 51;.. ; Don Gnston, MI. Drooolhurbt ; .P,caro. Mr. Wrench; Rol.ndo, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Autuoin, Naas MRr eitn, Mai Povey. Mier which, the Musical ram. i.f THE ruitsg ; Or, THE BEN r.vot.E.NT TAR. The Baron, Mr. itowboatams ; Edmund, Mr. Brn-adhurst ; Theodore, Mr. Ju'onsan ; %Vali Steady, Mr. Bartley. Sally, Mis. J. Ilreapper a. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENINn,SATURDAY, August 17, will I.e perfnrmi 4 THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL; OR, KING JAMES AND Ills TIMES. With THE INNKEEPER OF AIiiIEVILLE; OR, THE 110SI'LER AND THE RUBBER. N.B.—Cail.tresi admitted at half•price. /pH E. 0 !ISE RVE R of TO-MORROW, IIEINDAY, Animist Pk will contain, is arMition to the trocklast Surpley's Observer of the particulars of . ow Majesty's Joureey, the fullest account s and all the fat% eon/voic.l w,th the Death of the Maryi:i of Loilon• dm!, •FLIO, particulars, the Coroner's Inquest et knob, and a %lemofr, .111 fill shout twelve foto eillitivins, aceepyiug than oue ballot' the Obserrer, the Price of which Is 3 rea.pence. A Monday Edition of ii. 06,erret is rcrularly put.l.herl, which is very iltairable for Cutiutri Sod Parries, circular io s s s The tl6. fvor at Atfru.t 18 will be kept an isle all the ensuirg wft k.— G anki gratis. TO PROPRILTORS OF STAGE.COACIIES, CARAVANS, &c. Stamp-Office, London, Angnst 8. 150.2. NOTICE in lierte,y That toy lite Art of th-3I Geo. iV. cap. 95, the following reduced rate■ awl dolt•, arc made payable from and after the Ist lay of sep•ember next, for aorliri respect of the carriages or vela' ~, e s enf;. r mento.n..l„ that is to say— emr.age or crhttle with two ur more srlseelt, Z. a. d. eat beiiiir "poet, cid tint having the aid or ssts..re of any spring or spriugs of ai.y kind -.‘bstsot vcr,”ntl aliall be kept, MINI, cm ploveil, or let 00 for the purpose of refoVrylog I • o4engrrs for hire to or from, or f•um amid to, .htiert•nt places G. eat 11. SIM IU , and drawn 1; one horse ..nty,f. r every mile that any sorb earrrace or vvli'cle shall be licensed to travel.. 0 0 1 Ant •arh cair lag- Or vehicle as above describe.), drawn ha two h. .rites only, for every mile, Ce.. 0 0 2 Any carriage or vthi.ir, drams by oue' horde on , y, hein l ti 1.0.1 Of havtog the 41.1 or sitom,l - any sorinj or cl,iog•r,f any kind what. +(lent., for . very oote, tit • 0 0 13 ( ipce thaws, by twu burst.* firing o r o., 15.51 , ;141! 111 C aid ur Ss*ist• tree of . ••..iol Of 1.1.1 . ,r1Z3 of any k'nd ulionioever, 150! Ilogo.t.lotog brtrecn inside plc't !IV I. vriy mltr, hr. • • n.ny sock rarringe or •sins Is >s il%t men. I 0n . .. 11 , drann by three ur owe burn's, 1,.r 1,1% MO.', &C. Tia rate and t!uticx upon stake ti•ayini 15 maul 0 0 3 0 0 4!-, r I heretuferc. Anrl that b% thi some Art all 1:••• oars r Sage roarbca, 01,-1 1 owe on th. 31.1 dav of art 1.. remain in foi•re it. 31st .'ay of Aoeti•l .titri "'..:cti day. fl.Ze runt her, carri..g.s, not vtlit• 1,6 to • payment Ft age CO4CII lip tit, err ItgUlf.•.: 141 4 ye ml door a plate wait a distinct uun.4.r Thew...,, •c is to Ire . atirptie4 by the COMM:91 , :0:1, ra of Mamie. at ix t ...ti.e 1.. r port'. app;yinz for a lirense. hat Cl , l v carriage or Vl'lliC4* Os. d ..r rlttp'ny..: for - -nv , y3nr , n. i , aaacogera fur hire, where swell pan.cit. pay separate and distinct 1.. r, a .b..!1 rn•.! it in be n roach or (Atli " , •141:: ..aidAct, or any former Act or .'.eta 0r 00 • • • • .Inge coaches. • • it"; or lot;pri, lora of any carrtau s e or r lurk , at It parme “tol •t Jay a Attettst, without havilig a ZAIII tie or I lairs as brfore.enrit. • 0, itovrw)w, a ilioseettll by Ow s f .1 „ ' .. o bb -t to a louali) of .Of. for ott, • 'halt br so uorti 111{11 1 n 1 Itr Cr I i.t ft yr. I a fn. such s philco in rr•pert of . ..ICI, 6.1 1 111 Coarh ai.ati..4 ro to t. 4.60. in, VI , siri!.llNit r. the Lioruglt i Wad.' at t'ii Il• to • . rf 01 01101 Carr. IV, Cr vr • • S ge Cotch 14. '3 to the Ile ad L'istri r r , . stilt[ 1111 it in. ...1 , o.eir rtallO•I j ,Ort111•11 0.1 ( r. t . tirtiirr gtsc out at r, lbw the pr . Att., uf m. 61 re!ming ty t rr. ti ti! .tt the pr. t:r • • . .t. 132 , II or vehicles carryon , pitmen. " • I ,atale ,1111 Stllll t tares !hat may he Out• th. ua ;.• ti'-?.'.r pkttq, ur toott.tvx 3 r 3 "timbre of notes, tar I 311.!PlICCItiod in 211.1^h i.ths s. ssy slo• yrs.rhissno of the Nine s lis• Cosnmi.sstoorr., W. KAPrEN, Stcretary. ~,.. r, Farther Subscriptions received. I a. f a. From R.rnaril soil Co. Small Sale.criptions.. Y 0 Duvericigo,ll. by,lt,v. 11. $1.•11( R.. 101. 15s. 61. E'gin, Rev. 11. Buchan 5/, 13%. 0.1. Tre 11. II C:11 /111rVoll. Yo.-1,411e, Rev, F.. Con It ln.rp .... 11 0 From Whitmore •nd Cu. C. P. From 11.0hory and Co. Sttelby and Bilborough, T. W. E.!go From Bnelay and Cu. Rev./. Tilley —IL 24. 111. .1.1a44r ) 4141 , 441b, 41 , It u IL 5 % . 6j. Al wica.txr, 1t,.•. N,cboi.ao 13,414,411. nwl Rts.l,l4y, Gatlon, Surrey, Rev. 51, Haman. 8 15 Dra) ton, Nut folk 6/. 14.. 7.1. Onl(>n Snxthorite Field I,nhans 4 2 Orerstran.l IVolntt it!‘ektrk 5l IS.. RamSain 11. 10. 14. 6 , wry.... GL l rw. 14. 11'r , sham A)lmerton Itontun Helium 9l. 170. 4,1. Tom-lead 2/. Ils. 34. East tussling Lammas ...• ...... 19/. 51.61. 9.6thouse M. 6s. 64. Swarilesomet ....31. Lyng - 10 2 Inworth ..... 016 .Rock Si. M•ry 3L 4s 64. Buruision Thorpe.... 1 3 tiougl4ou the 11111 .. 1 10 titdaltro 12.. 44. Essi Tuddenh,nl 91 IS-. Gl. Ace ...... Cf 16x.61. Upton Gnn min 4hain ....Gt 12.. 64. $ ield 2 1 2 12 framuaham Pegot . 4l. 4s. 74. Ilrmaestott Cation-. 2lg. 1.. BJ. 11•,kergste 4l. 150. LI. Holme next tlieSr... 7 15 Hevitiehatu. 9/. 19 . 641. 31.1roh.in ..... 51. 24. 8,1, ILsoition Itrooso ..S.`l. 54. 6,1. lti/. 40. 24. Kerby Cole Fortis," Felsmittiliam 3/. 2... 641. Alitsi,4:l3lll 2/. 10.. 64. Swag t,,14 51. 74. 8.1. Kientierley . 21. 64. CA.e.)ll Knoll-411 Crowntlimpe.... 11 Bs. 64. ....... .• • 510.1,04,141 ...... 4/ 84. 9.1. 0.12nr0 l6 3 I ,:t4 ...... 1/ 3s. 64. L. ru6.uu .... lit. 74. Ilai/4 , 5111101nm is Nor- ltav W.AVatkimi Punches:no A: Unny char, lit v. 11. Oasis 1 0 East N.B Rev. A. Rotten .... • • 8 0 L:aityrefia, Rs v. T Thttnims. Satititernith, st St Thenotni's Chattel, Itte. J. Lturkley 2 1 :1. 6s. 10d. Do. Si. A nne'sthapel, Itrv. B. Cisashy 331.64.2 , 1. Do rollertsil by ClElle mines Edriustore, Notts. Rev. T. Sampson 101. 3s. 8:1. Merton Chamiry. do. 11 7 Geubiit,N It, 11cv 1. Macd,siala Ballsotriar, N. 8., Kee. U. kireliair Purl Patrick, ditto, Rev. Dr. 31acketizie 7 b Coltristud, claw, I'. Blair Stratum r Reformed Presbyterians, Rev. %Y. Symistvor . .61. Gs. gd Ditto, S rood Asso eilte Cormrtgation, 2 10 1 1 . 81 7 3 3 Rev. W. Smythe 41. S. 3d. Dal", Migrate Sub. FCrIPIWIIS . • • 27!. 20. R.,. W. 111 4 1Kerge, Nrwi.ice R4.lway, Itev.J. Free 6 10 11sit y, ditto 1 16 blootrose Pariah (iwa, Rey. J. 60/. 2s. 6d. Ditto Dor4hers C..ii greg !two CI. 10s. Ditio Anti.liurgki ditto Ditty lu,k•ycsdent do. b 0 Ditto Methudiot ditto 2 10 Ditto, a few nic ,N 11.2 s 7J. From Wales sod Co. Ladd• It fur. cubs. 14 0 From Ita.i.unt 4,,,1 Cu. R. II From Child and Co. SI is. 1.. M. 1 0 For Je•tv.C.ltrisi'a sake 2 0 liullon,livy 11. I:Lock 3 10 rr ffuar.• and Co. Rut en Vtany, Li 1 0 tun 3 12 .a and IVitut w.-11 13/ 14s. 9d. Nuriou agsd Derddlu nu. Stk. a and Cu. Chu. I) • Si. L(*. frq 2.; suit , .... 2 2 ['roa lone., Loyd, and Co. 030;4.1 addit iuual stib. 11 0 Roma,* Catholic Chu. yet, °Awl, Itc.v. R. N. ir t lii.tni Wit.cleicombe, It. Keats Cave!, to the ld. Ciotti Veer and Co. • It Is. 6J. Cromer and !pal andstradbrook, A. v J. (:it-v:,111 , r 81. 8..0J, r..un Awl Cu, S tit. (33. Sum*, ■ud Co. Uuiwe N ortulk, Itev. IV. ke.. 41. 5,. 7d I "An (:i) It and Co. J. IVA. die.... 85/.115. &I. i.u‘ y, %V.br wsrkshire, Rev. J. Lus-y, jut!..." 41 Si. (4! Susalry 411 15i.6‘1 5...: J. Da%guy, jun. E.g. ‘Vi%, 'lon 11411.... 5 5 11.1111 , 4t0n, Itcr. R. J. '1 opt.r.y 3!. 5.. 6,1. st (1r 10 10 _ _ 271, 7a. ad. Gresimin '44 1.3 a, 312 17 Pflug .itou 61. N. ad. Elm il.slll and .111.1 1:10,11 , rk a nl Co. 6:41111:.,. n, Kt V. 1‘1141.: P,..171 tt and Co. S'a‘ 111.1.1 I'w I.ls, ill A 4/. 14*. 010 , n R. %V:1, tin, .4'1N:1[01 i lin-ward's twom at SmcLrck (,111-clt hlslthy 2 111 From IA ill's aod Co. Al:erimi 111suirorier, Yorkshire 1 0 2 10 ing.ol lit and SAtlontite_ 71. 1%. flaitton From Smith, P.,yor, and Cu. Swrilvn, it,v. T . _ - 2 9 Arad, 'lt v. J. Ni- cbuisou 111.titteq!.,0 , 1;i1, R. v. W. C ,i!e Elva Si.eifora, Rey. C. Cost 1 0 RtY. 11. .. 2 0 11',si Auckland, 1 l► 1;10,y, Rev. E. Ride• dale . hi. Ise, Rxv. . Th..ruby and Tllbin~.y Rev. R. t3ede 41. 3e. 4d y, Rue. J. Rau. II 'II 2 17 . 2 0 9 0 Ackworth, 1 Juli 11 ,, ,,:• Th. %wt., Heir. %V Youge Little Cobsitiglislit, do. '2/. 153. 10.1. Le:tilt:tire and 11.. a pro v.. 11, Ikv. N. 1I&A W.ilitult, Rev. --.. 11114 11, RCV. ••••• lirathlelry 7 10 8 4 11:1)I). stun, Jo. NI Is st,lll-npon-1).,, , ., Ittv. I'. 31osfry SIJ INCRI !MON for Cie WIDOW aril REVF,N clitt.oßr.N of the laic Mr. JOHN EMERY, of the Thelire-Royal, Covent-;ard, n. Additional Subscriptions received oilier the sth instant : His Grace the Duke ttf £ s. Drvuulthire His (n. c 2 the Duke ue It •)root I:3g I .... 20 0 A Friend to the Dia irrpsed ....... 40 0 It &tit !higher. E.q 2h 0 lE.,' of Eocmout 23 0 Earl..; fiic I:•rd A inher,t Ea.l of Glen!. io Luty Charlotte Denys 10 10 Earl Silencer lO 0 . Ct4uncl 10 0 11t•my raring, 19 I) T. 1..,w0d , 10 0 W. Perry, I: , q. Morn ing Ci ...... 10 10 John Smile, Eft! lO 10 1..1. Sl t ak..spoaroßefol,C...q. 10 0 Rttriipz, 0 0 T. C.W.trotr, E.g lO It) ()bloater of Site Isea err Itoy3l,l.lv.rro 1 10 0 Dino '11....atre.14J)41, 10 0 Edward Foley, litq lO 0 Sir G.lllert Ileollicuie, 10 0 A few 1 7 , iendAnf Theo- Brawls, Lsq. I. r Mr. Grille, 0. Mks Nlalviisa Byrne, 2J Subocriptiou of the Family . 5 0 F. Coast, Esq.. K. tl•!aihrot.•, Es q 5 5 Melli%h, 5 0 f s, Chou rs Calyre, Ell. 5 0 %V. tyvaill : lisq. prr S. • Sint tli, • b 0 . . , (;wydyr _ _ Mrs. SAIIIIOIII 5 5 Mr. List ... 5 0 Caipt i Forbes 5 3 _ . Lord b E. Ellice. r_sl. m P.. 5 0 Cul •1 11. HaiCie 5 0 Hon. Iles kr;ty Craven 5 0 -, prr ..Ir. Yount( 5 0 lllllcuu.l!.butl, Fsq.. 5 5 Fnrrrn, Eaq.... 5 5 Charlei re.: ley, LI.. 5 5 .1. Liston, Erg 5 5 It. Junes, Bact... • Cotuuel Cooke 3 0 Mr.Y 3 0 Sanktit.l Bria!ey, Esq. 3 3 J. F., per 31,..liartly 3 0 A 3 3 Egerton, EN.. .. 3 3 _ - :141or, J.S. Willett, 5 5 Froncis GoAling, li.q. 5 0 T. Trotter, Esq. Pro prietor of the Worth ing Phroire Captou Ind 11re. Gos ling A few Fririnis ut the Tower R. Corti% Erg • 5 0 Lord Nortnontsy b tt Jubb iket, Egg.- .• . • 6 4 9 3 3 J. lhery, E•q 2 0 W. M., per Al r. Major 2 2 J. F. Eqq 2 0 A Friend, per -Mrs. Blanchard . 1411 r per Mr. Clb4prolis .... 2 2 M. Kll.l l..dy Ilarriet 2 0 Countwir few Fri.•ud+ of Theopltiltti Brow et, F.,q. pct. Mr. Grove, TALE O. 2.1 bub... 5 5 Egurtuts ..... '2 2 I'. U J. %V • • ..... 2 2 Mt. U. CoI1)rr 2 2 Samurl I lamilloty Coq. 2 0 J. Pittman, . . lr q._ _ 2 2 .... 2 0 County Chronicle H. W. M.... ...... Mr.Wellizie,Hammer• small, per Mr. Bart. Ivy .... Joseph Amulets, Esq 2 2 E. Knight, E.g T. R. D. I. f. Howell, Esq. Mar gate J. W. au old Comrade in St.Janiea'sDr.L.V. 2 2 Michael 'icily, Esq. T.R. D. L. D. Terry, E.,q 2 2 N. C. Litchfield, Esq. 2 0 Mrs.Eslwin ... 2 0 2 0 2 2 Mr. P. %Item , S. W. D..... .•• • • Mr. S . . A. Pope, Esq. Mr. Col hug Miss Gicce, T.R.C.G. Mr. Thompson Colonel Mareroni A Preach Officer, per Mr. Goldsmith Mr. J. Lsinb B. S. John Webb, &e l Mr. Waterhouse Mrs. Ware H. Mr. Colliogwood T. C. E. C.. Erns's, Esq Ks:nary, Eng. W. T per Mr. Cuhlin '. H. per Mr. To lar J. B. Mr. Mardi -- Meadows, Et.q. T.R. C G... Dr. Wanusirucht T. A. Guts, Esq. J. A. per Mr. Dawsou C. per ditto G. G. Mr. D. Dunning 1 0 lir. Mon 11 1 1 .1, B. per Mr. Read 1 0 Sly and Greenhill 1 3 Mr. Edward Gandy 1 0 Mr. Ashley, per Mr. T. Dilolin Mr. H. ffernin, per do. 1 1 B. P.Bellamy, Esq 1 0 Mr. Merryweather 1 1 G. H. per S. Smith 1 1 W. H. b.ler, Eaq . Mrs. White Jackson 1 1 Yorkr,riu're wanted 10s.Cd. Mr. IL rtisn Mr. J. B. Mr. S. A Friend Mr. Bruise, T.H.C.G 0 3 R.ll, per Mr. Dawson 0 5 W. 11., per ditto 0 C. M 2a. 64.1. Hotiatious received at the doors ..... 17 0 Ditto at Piazza door. H.O 1 0 W. It. D. Temple Writ 0 12 Mr. Schwreiarr 0 13 Coatis and Co. - .. H. Lewis, Esq. Al lorny E. S. Tose, Ecq. H. T. Watson, Esq 1 0 M. L. Ilayduil, E.g... 1 1 J. T. Sleep, E5q..... 2 2 Mr. W. J. Sews,l .... 1 1 Sir John sod Lady D. King. Miss Goddard Sir Ede,. Aetrubus, 8art..... Edward Marjoribanki, Esq. Geurte L.ne Bluetit, Esq. 2 2 I I 2 2 1 1 • IVe.throinsich, 2 , 1 rotieeriolieo, they. C. Cowmen , ' .. I/ 4s. 34. Jiby, Rev. G. 1 7 North Atterinzton Tlinriitim in the riet Berm-earl' T. Fowl; • • 31. 13a.14. Stanhani Aspill, Her. • T. It 11.. 6tl. Clreftion Regis, Be,. J. • Bright .. 31. 11.. 1 d. Aldcrion, d 0..... 2!. 7i. Id. Itintistnn, Rer. M. Foyle .. . .. 1 adttery, Rer.T.Msttin 0 11 Rer. • 'E. Rob.. is • Cenarth 3 0 Chapel Coleman, Rev. .1. Thome: ▪ ; OIL 31. 6 I. lisoaor and 441154kaa1e..—..J J. 1/. P1a.104. I.iicel7, Rev. T. Dixon 31. 13s. 34. Bradley, ditto ... 11 6s. 91. St. Katharine's Pre cinct, Rev. R. Bailey 15 2 Whitby Comb and Carhammeo, Rer. J. Sydelalsent Sitrstoo, Rey. J. Turner Chipr icy of Alderion, ditto Lockington, ditto 21 3s. 64. En sine, Rev. W. Troi lope . 4 16 Elthant, addit. stab. Rev. J. Brooke $ 3 East and West Leeke, • Her. M. °Kendra 2l Boosall, Ktr. H. Sim 81.11 f. 34. and Co 10/ 141 r. 2d. From E. Lockyer, Mayor 06 Plymouth, beii.g the procerds of a ritTic Bail, on the 61h iota. at which Lnrl. Liz. Pack pre sided SIU. Or. ad. The Ladies of Norwich, per Mrs. o.sie 23 0 Bury St. Edmcnit'e, sulrteriptinn, per the Churchwar dens .271. Ili. Id. Stover, per Gurney and .. 11. 66.64. Sundry private sub- Asloperion, Rev. Skinner. ll 30.6 d. Bis:top's Ftolllll . , Rev. D. V. 2s. 8.1. Orcop Prists)d %loch Mark, firs. T L-nusrl Shohden 2d snbsrrips lion 5/. Iv. 6d.! Bridge Sollars andßy. Gord, Rev. T. E 2 13 Weston 13i,mArd and Itcy. E. Bowels 41. Ils. Id. Bislopsiow, Rev. A. Walker Thoneartos, 'try. J ' Becher Ayton, ditto 11/ ls. Id. West I.yn, Rev. F. Goldfress.... 1/. 13.. 6d Sararesey, Hrs. —st II ickforA 5l. 31. 3d Over, ditto Denten, Rev. 8 Turner Stretsm Grandison, 11 , v. -- WA rd 6 0 Wrstnril, Rev. J.ll.tas 2 9 Church, Cro.s.st,eet, Hst ton garden, Rev. E. 401. 9s. Id. Suhscriptiou of Gib bcos, per Esdaile 1 1 •Cf CO 4;1 . 3 received •t formality° •nd nrietlantartmod 1071.0•.6J. Ptt,v'• Chnrch 20/. 13.. 2.1. Langharne Wt.lsh C.lviniAtic Ile thodigts AI the Llm- g2Juck clesuciallott 25f. 81. 81. Kidwelly l9l. Oa. 103. Eslerys. to Ssbacroplions, Rev. D. Peler 5 19 Abc(prilly ...., W 12.10(1. Langain ' .. 1 4 At the Tabernacle 31.55. 44. I.norgnod landefelog.... 51. 12t. Std. Promisees Llandyfi leant Llnnfinasgel 21. lls. 10J. 11.1..nerr 2 13 Uawllirddog ...;.' 10.. 84. I.lang.thlo ....W 3 0 Toll(y lanottdciene , virn Re1111(1. , m lo,leren deot ennzreentenol 414 GlauJoir (:impel V. 112.0.1. 3431. 15s. 7tl. Less n eartto of Bailey sent to Kinsale 2411. 84. 8,1. Per T. Morri,, Esq. Mayor .... 1021. 6s. 11.1. the City of London Tavern, The Committee meet at at Elercu for Twtive. Noh3eriiitiona are received at the Committee Room, be tween the hours of Twelve and Finns; hy :iamb, Popo-, awl Smiths, and by ..t die flanker' in I.r.utiou and lVtatminster• order of the OA:make, 511C11. 'FitOY. Ilan. Sec. fUREIGN INTELLIGENCE. DUTCH MAIL. ZURICH, JULY 31. In the sitting of the Diet on the 15th instant the motion made by • Member to authorise the Committee of Commerce to open negociations with the Envoys of iVirtemberg and Biden was set aside, on the consideration that the Committee is to cutifi , ie itself to a Irwin on the commercial sys tem, which it will be advisable fur the Cantons to aduvr, and that till those preliminary principles are fixed it is impossible to negoclate with other Slates. The Assembly afterwards heard the over tures made some months ago by M. Zea, Minister of Colombia, as well as the report of &I. Tacham, the Swiss Charge d'Affaires at Paris, who has lied some communication with the Ameri can Envoy. After an interesting discursinn, the proposals of M. Zea were admitted ad instrtermlum. Lastly. the Assembly discussed the question of the establishment of Consulates in the United States, and the Assembly appointed two Swiss merchaiitt, one a Infuse of Yvertian, the other of Geneva, who have keg resided in America, to be Cuusuls et New York sod Washington. FRANKFORT, AUGUST 8. The late accounts from the East have excited fresh euthusiastit in the c•su•e of the Greeks in Germany, France, and Switzerland. The various teicieties which have been formed fur the purpose of supporting it continue to receive considerable sums iu ready money. More titan 200 officers, among whom are men of acknowledged merit, hare offered to support the cause of the Christian inha bitants of the Levant with their cribs and talents. Forty able artillerymc.), and as many riflemen, ere organised and ready to embark in oue of the see -411 W Ir.llaJ► hell lIiC IP.-- 3. Vi.eaunt Hai Imitlon W. 11. 1.03.1111.. 111141. • 2 Ransiou and Co. Mr. Fleury Fos+ J. C. H W. Denison, liar. W..Studart, 1 Mr. W. Banks Mr. Cloittenili II 2 MaJsme Vettris Mr. Joseph tint 1 Lord Win. Flizgeruld 1 Atkinson Murky, E.q. 1 W. T. E T. 1 Captain Wilbi sham Chorics Lee J.ll. Leigh, E.g 2 1111,1;1: u;ILI Cu. F. Turner, 2 Joseph Flt &mug, Etc'. 1 C.ll' 1 Charles Forbts, Esq M.P. Mr Wen. Hughes 1 J. V... T. B. 1 Heu. litiletisle, E.q. 1 Stephenson autl Co. _ F. fl‘gloota. E5q..... ID Job.' Eq.... I A youug L;tly ' 2 2 _ _ J. 1 l - 2 0 TllOllll4B Turner, E.q. 2 2 G. li)os, C•q. M.P 10 10 Mrs. Rothschild 2 0 J. P. Grote sod Co John Fox, Esq.. Thomas Janis, E.g 5 0 A. Stewart, Esq. I It. Norman, Esq 5 0 T. W .... ••• 5 0 Edirne., Austin, Esq... 2 , 0 R. Winter, E.q...... 1. 1 J. Isherwood, F.sq. 1 1 James Webt., 5 0 Wm. Gee, E•q. ..... . 1 0 J.ll. Since the 10th inst. A few Friends at the Gentleman and Por ter,. Nicol's-square, Cripplogsre, admir ers of the late John Emery, per S.Senitb, Esq 3 1 Mr. G. Heneky 1 1 E. R. D 1 1 B. Cohen, Esq M. C... A Friend, per Mr Bartley. 2 0 From the Coal Hole l2 17 Capt. Stevenson, 6th Dragoon Guards J. G. M. by Mr. Cribb 0 5 R Yore 3s. 6.i. J. A. Powell, Eeq Q P. Queer n-hlow Dowager Countess of Strathmore 5 5 Sir .1. I). Paull, Bart 2 2 Orrywell Robinson, Eq J. S. . J. W. S 1 1 John Morris, Esq 2 0 Jolin Whitler, foutmau 103.6 d. Richard Williams,juo. Esq 1 1 The Eir.st.Clismher al l ot. Stater Genets!, to its ,siLiasks,of tie* Alba took into cosside,e film the laws respecting. the ettifthte . tid salt aged meal. They were both pn.sed, by a very great majority : the first by 24 yore to 2, the ...;erotttl by 22 to 4. This decistoti completely refutes all delusi%e argornrots and exclamations of those who stietnpted to represent these two IHws es wicked and ►uinous to the nation. Thus sound reuse and truth triumphs to the end. BERLIN, JULY 30. The students who have been proceeded aglanst on account of being concerned in !evolutionary in. trigues, and in the Society of the Arminia, are now, with the'exception of two, to be puui•hed by his Majesty's order only, by three mouths confioement in a fortress. These young men, who have in fact been misled by whets, were well pleased at so initd a chastisement, and left this City in good enirite wider the escort of a Police Officer. His Nlajtsty left them the elio:cr between the fortresses of Glatt, Msgtleburg, and Dantzig. Some of them chose Glos. 11916111 Deitzig„ but none Magdeburg. With respect to the two mentioned above as having been excepted, the investigation Mtn their conduct it continued. The foreign students who belong to this: Slciety, and have been brought to Berlin merely that they might confess in person their participation in it, will likewise have but a blight chastisement. It has been signified to the students on their departure, that it will entirely de pend on their conduct after they have resumed their studies whether they shall be employed in the ser vice of the State or not. GERMAN PAPERS. NUIEDIDERG, AUGUST 7. His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Michael of Raisin arrived here the day before yesterday with his suite, and after snaking a short stay, pro ceeded on his way to Stutgord. Two officers in Hesse Darmotatlt were lately ar rested in the night, on information that th , v la tended to fight a duel the following dap. They have since heels released from their arrest, but threatened that if they persist in their intention, they shall be cashiered and confined in the state prison at Hadenhausen. The origin of the dispute w,a the following :—There was to he a ball oft New Year's Eve at DarmstAt, which is usually attended by civil officers in the service of the Go vernment. The military authorities, it seems, hail resolved that the corps of officers should observe a certain etiquette in their dress, hut learning that no such rules had been prescribed to the civil officers, it was determined that the military should not ap pear at the ball. One officer, and only one, went ; his comrades considering this as a disrespect for the esprit du corps, and a tacit censure of the common opinion, words arose which led to the intended duel.—(ll/uressberg Correspondent, August 7.) TRIESTE. JULY 26. We have received news from Smyrna to the 6th July, by way of Lepanto. Destruction has bt length Weir on the Mastic villages in Scio. The Turks have fallen on them, and have cut to pieces. drowned, burnt, or carried into slavery, 30,000 men, women, and children. On the 3th of July, 780 virgins, from 13 to 17 years of age, were brought by the Asiatics to T►chesme, and conduct ed bound with cords to the slave markets--some to Smyrna, some to the interior of Asia. An eye wit ness affirm., that they were the flower of the virgins of Selo, and that great numbers perished on the way with hunger and miery. Some Christian boys, of seven years of age awl under, were spared to be educated in the Ilahometan religion. There are great rejoicings in all the islands of the Archipelago on account of the distorter of the Turkish fl ee lige/nine Zeit ang, et tr ;fart 5./ An article from Odessa, in our (the Frankfort) Journal of yesterday, relates the above particulars in nearly the same words. " The barbarians," it. says, " wheu they saw the fleet burning, hastened in the first excess of rage to the Mastic villages, and murdered nearly 9.0,000 Christians, who, it is well known, had before given up their arm* at 0K persuasion of the Elm:peen Consuls." The Oriental Spectator of Smyrna, in relating the circumstance, says-4' The Turks, to the num ber of 20,000 (having been dissuaded from their first purpose, to storm the residence.% of the Con trols and murder the Lire, k•), went itito the country and attacked the Mastic villages, the i;thalwants which they massacred or seized as slaves."—(l•'raak. fort Papers, August 9.) 08E834, JULY 18. The rigour which the Sultan, iu restoring trams quillity to Constantinople, has 'hewn towards the Janissaries, rnuy one day be attended with dangerous consequences to himself, especially as, by the de. tested Hulett Effendi, Lord Strangfoas influence has again increased. %Ve hese always affirmed that the Sultan must meet the present crisis alone, must blend his cause with that of his people, and carry it through without foreign influence. If he at tempts to eff, et the lung-projected reform of the Janissaries, the consequences may be very serious when they bate recovertti from their first panic. 11. i , ~: t II , J~ ,•