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PelUr ~ • •••37 -1- 17( • t. • ' 71 . 1 11.71MW-. • - en , " / e 4%; 4) lete, • • I 1 ' 74 . 4*e' d / 12 7 / 011. 4 1 4 / tit 4 I r • • • • • 111 DAY, APRIL , 29, 1822 Numnrx 6053. THIS EVENING. M ONDAY. April 29, his jesty' s St a vials will perform Sbaltspeare's Tra gedy of LONDON, PRICE 7d. WEST•S NEW and EXTENSIVE ROOMS, No. 14, Nearness-street, Oxford-street, are NOW OPEN, contaisilsig 140, Pictures painted by the late BENJ A. MIN WEST, Esq. President of t he Royal Academy. Among the 61 New Subjects is lbe peetatt Exhilsititso are, " The Death of Lord Nelsoo"—" Tito Death of Cilittlffli I Wolfe"— e• The Battiest La Hogue"--wad "The Rewrite at e emended Freed' Officer from the Tomahawk of a North American be. &e. Ou sire, every defy from ten till five. Ad ventism,. Is. Foot. to be Liewtraelft, Tire S. Rice, who exchanges— dated October 25, 1811. Rawdeo Lawrie, Gent. to be Finite, without purrhste, vice Carroll, whom oppointatetst has out lakrn place—dated April 18, 1821. 561 b ditto—Liessmoain Ardis? Pigott Browne to be Captain, without purchase, vim Sent, deceased—dated as above. bingo Charles Willett Ls be Lieutenant, vice Browne— dated as above. Ensign William Alexander Ross, from half-pay 67th Foot, to be Eiseiga, vice Wain—dated as above. 51st ditto—Essig', bliattbew !Mille/Jo be Lindeman, by purchase, vice Powell, promottniwataed as shove. Sir William Send, Bast. to be Entity, by purchase, vice 8101er—dated as above. 54th ditto, To be Lieutennote_ w- • don; fiffi%. George Barker, Birmingham; and Mr. Jobs !W -hims**, bodley. DIVIDENDS. Jane 4. J. C/ram, late of Crick Lade, Wilt., cheese lacier, at twelve, at t h e Ram Inn, Cir. ncester, Cluureiter. May 20. G. Elwyn, of Canterbury, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Gnildholl, Cease. bury. May 22. R. Sorden, of Halifax, York, bookseller, at eleven, at the Swart lay, Halifax. May 22. W. B. ierley, of Halifax, Yolk, grocer, at titan', at She Swan Inn, Halifax. May 18. T. Mulligan, of Bath, silk-mercer, at oar, at the Court of Committal Goers of Bankrupts, Basinghalludrvet, London. May 18. W. Enter mid P. Eases, of Church-row, Fenehorch• street, London, merchants at ten, at the Court of Com missiotters of Bankrupts, merchants, May 18. H. lt. Pisa, of Rielawcouri, Lime-street, Loadow. ?merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Curnasissiouera of Bankrupts, Basioghall.street. I May 21. T. Wiltberley, of Liverpool, ttiiier, at ekven, at Mr. Earnest's Gate, Liverpool. May 21. 8. Told, pow w tote of Southampton, drapes, at twit., at the Mks* Taves, Portals. _ _ ing a high colour to circumstances that do net &- serve it ; sad we appeal for the truth of what we here &Otte to the professional geutletaan, both clergymen and physicians, who, at the risk of their lives we are here reluctautly obliged to state, that one of them, Dr. M•Hugh, has fallen a victim to h o rhomanity) wait on and attend the sick beds of *tie creatures. Otir object now is not so mach to devise cures for the cosurgion, as to cut away its causes—and for this purpose, we respectfully press on the consideration of the Magistrates and towhs men, the necessity of calling a meeting to convidvr the moat proper method of ailertatiug the distresses of the poor.—(Connasight Jainsat I ROMEO AND JULIET. vitiate of Vienna, Mr. Vining; Pari . sMr B d ; Mon- Inst., Mr. Meredith; Captain, Mr. Po•ell; Romeo. Mr. S.sa; Mercistie. Mr. Ellistors; Tybalt„ Mr. Peaky. Juliet, %hal P Closer (her first aticor us may siege); Lady Ca. piler Mrs. Knight; fire 'Sane, Mrs. Glover. To conclude with lOVANNI the favourite IN Mas LONDON.ks! Eatravagamt, caller/ G Dm Gictraasi, Mrulaste Veatria ; Leporello, Mr. Has. Mr. Flortatise Visiekin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Lepoisao Miss Csbitt ; Miss Grastrodia Quixotic, Miss Povey ; beg not. Mrs. Stead. The Public are respectfally Informed, that Mr. Hookham. of Bond-Weet, is arraileted 'tole Agent at the West Earl of the Town, fur the sightly disposal of tine Private Duxes be. triaging to the Lessee of this Theatre. To.morrow, The Hatosted Tower: Lord William, Mr. Bealtaar—with Moosiesr Tonson. Os Wednesday, a Tragedy in which Mr. Kean will per. rp rio .—wah Paul and Virginia. Oa Tharaday, Pigwro, with The Turnpike Gate. Om Friday. the Trace*, of Othello. Oa Saturday, The Siege of Belgrade. CHARLES SAIAILT, Secretory. No. 14, NI A NEW WEEKLY LITERARY JOURNAL. This day is published, price lid. in London and its Eavirons, snit Is. if sent free by poet, No. I. of THE MUSEUM ; or, Record or Literature, Fine Arts, Sciemes, Antiquities, the Drama, &C.— (Pablishett early every Saturday tinoruiog): Coutsising Introductory Address I Critical Remarks on the pre- Relative Advantages of Bess- sent Susie of she Drams ty and Accomplishments The Picture Book Sketch of Paris Varieties Building and Illonngement of Reviews of Graham Ransil- Chores:l lied Chapels toe, sad Adam Blair Dessiled Arcoorit of Witkk's A list of Piscine! Aiirommiest • new and only Painting Is now open, which will be the approaching Eshibi• contimied regolirly I lion Juurual of the Weather, At. This work will be devoted to list, GEN ERA L LITERATURE. Id, The BELLES LETTRES sod FINE ARTS. 3d, SCIENCE, SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES, ke. 4th, ANTIQUITIES aunt BIOGRAPHY. fith, FA CET LE sod VARIETIES io prose sad verse. The MUSEUM is sadly Misted is Quarto, esistaisieg 16 Pages. Orders for this Paper will be received by Mr. MILLER, es, Flees-street, sad all other Booksellers is Town and Conniry. Is may also be procured REGULARLY by giving a GENERAL order to all Newsmen, Possinesters, and amiss of Roads, is lbe same meaner as for any Newspaper, Magssise, Ace. sof itAjobint Jobs Dew' lea, ►y purchase, vice Burueti,promoted.—daied April 17, 11121 and Ensign C. W. Thomas, without porchase--dated April 18, lb!!. To be Ensign, by pnrchenni—Gentlenne Cadet Lee Percher Townshend, from ibe sepal Military College, vice Dow dell—dated as above. ggia Ail • a,. To be Peoleoireo—raltrE.WilkhALriMeht‘Fiees.lPlibelllk; FOREIGN INTALLIGENCE. ( 4 .OJ I t iebienaut JObsi Carrel, from the 87th Foul, vice Geo.le Naomi/snag, orhu ezehanges--daied October 10, 18111. iptu, Bas, at lea, at the Comet of Consmissiomers of bighall-street. May 91. H. Jackson, of Miming-lime, London, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghsll.street. May 18. M. Molony, of the City-road,FiasEurymonere, Mid. dlrsex, cosehmsaker, et twelve, at the Court of Commis- THEATRR-ROY A IN L, COVRT-RAKUSIV. r is EVENING, MONDAY, April 49, will be acted the Tragedy of VIRGINIUS. Applies Claudius, Mr. Abbott; Vereinigte, Mr. Mscready ; Mites Mr. C. Meltable ; Claudius, Mr. Hurrebuw , Sissies Destams, Mr. rite+ ; Numrtosius, Mr. Egerton. Virgisis, Mt Foote; Sere* Mrs. Cosine. T. wait will be added, 19th Ilene, a new Grand Asiatic Melo.dramatie Romance, called CHERRY AND FAIR SEAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cherry, Mrs. 'finial; Saoguinbeek, Mr Farley; Topuck, Mr. Grimaldi; Hassauhad, Mr. Bleached; Giaffier, Mr. Chapman; Noureddin, Mr. Horrebuw. Fair Star, Miss Feete; Aviaryans, Miss Beaumont; Palpates Miss E. Den son. la comonotoiee of the indisposition of Mr. Young, the Tragedy of King Lear M posnpuued. Cherry and Fair Star will be repeated every ereuiug. Tomorrow the Opera of Love in • Village. Os Vlredoc.day,tbe Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. To be Ensign, without purchase—Robert Campbell, Gent. vice Filzoteuriee—dried Ap►il 18, 1821. 67th dilly--Coptain Henry Dwyer, from ball-pay 8418 Fool, to be Captain, vice W. Rowan, who ezebenges-- dmed October 10,1811. _ _ sloaers of Bankrupts, Basiaghall.street, London. May 18. C. Mackenzie, late of Caroline-street, Bedford square, Middlesex (bat now a Prisoner for debt in the King's Beach Prison), merchant, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingtinll , street, Landoll. Jane 4. N. Kevin, of Gracechurch , London, tin plate worker,st one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Baainghall•alreet. CERTIFICATES.—MAT IS. 7011, ditto—Lieutenant James Laing, from half pay 31 . 1 Foot, ie he Lieutenant, •ice Edward Smith, who ex changes, remising the duff --doted April 11, HMS. 74th ditto—Captain David Stewart to be Major, by pur chase, vice Manner., who retires—dared April IS, 1841. 88th ditto—Major George Dean Pitt to be Lieutenant. Colonel, by purchase, vice Cuuksou, who retires—dated as above. Captaia William C. Harper to be Major, by purcluve, vice Piit—daied as above. Nils ditto—Lieutenant Philip North, from the 44t% Foot, to be Lienteuaot, vice Williams, who exehaages--dated as above. .1. Sherwin, of Burstein, Stafford, iroulnoug. r.-1. Adams, of Stamford, Lincoln, eorn-merehaat.—F. Niblett, late of St. Mary-Axe, London, milliner.—A. Smith, late of King street, Cheapside, London, Scotch factor.—W. Freeland, late of Bedhampton, Southampton, miller.—W. May, of Spatial - square, Middkaea, silk-manufacterrr.—lit. Warmer, of Hunt. iagdon, ironnionger.—J. Wookock, of Truro, draper.— T. Thompson, of Camomile-street, London, mere►ant.— T. W. A admire, late of Stamford, LI nculo, eabi net-ntaker.— .1. Heston, of Schotes, Rotherham, York, nail-ma nu (adorer. —J. Beaufoy, of Meriden, Warwick, draper—B. Potter, of Manchester, cotton-spinner.—J. Peet, of Ashton within Mac kerheld, Lancaster, binge-manufacturcr.—J. Smalpage, of Leeds, woollest•draper.—J. White, of Great Winchester street, Lando., raper-atercliant.—.l. P. Holliss, of Holing broke-row, St. Mary, Newington, Surrey, tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 117th ditto--Lieutenant George Maiswarimg, from the 85th Foul, to be Lieutenant. vice Johu Carroll, wbo exebauges —dated October 10, 1821. Dennis A. Cowrtayne, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, •ice Barney, appointed to Company's Service—dated Apr.l 18, 1822. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Easign Thomas H. Doyle to he Adjutant, •ice Walter Ross, who rehires to his former situation o■ the Retired List—dated as above. BREVET. . - Os Thurary, Shtlispeare's Tragedy of Julius Cruise. On Friday, the Opera of The Lord of the hissoe. A Play, to three sets, interspersed with Music, is Is re hearsal, sod will speedily be produced. I Captain William Gray, of the Royal Africa,' Corp, to be Major in the Ariny—dated March 7,1822, HOSPITAL STAFF. Hospital-Assistant Robin Sillery to be Assistaot.Surgeoo to the Forces—rioted April 18, ael• reel. SADI.ER'S WELLS, After which, PONT RACES. To conclude with a new Comic Paniondoe, called HARLEQUIN'S ANCESTORS; s MR. MATFIEWS AT HOME at the 'THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND.—THIS EVENING, MONDAY, April 59 (aid every MONDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY). THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take steps to introduce the follow's; Characters:—Nat, ser vant of all-work in • lorlging.boese; Monaiesr Zephyr, Freed Ballet Muter (drat door); George Augustine Fopley- 1 4 A Ilse ..t beauty min love; Ab Llywely• sit Llsrl, FAT sot this ettosigh ; Sir Shivering, Screwserve, Gaudier to Amelrosa (second door); Mr. Mark Mapes, sea map°, lodger, neat door; Miss Anielreett, le love Rib Fiplry. Doors open at Seven o'Clock; Perforreasce begiss at Eight. Boars, Plarra, and Private Bone., to be had of Mr. Ste. version, at the Strand Entrance, froze Ten till Five; and at Aedrewe's Library, Boad•strest. Uades do Direction of Mr. Ege. toil (of the Theatre Royal, Cosrcni.Garden). The Public are most re/pet-8601y informed i►al this Theatre has ►een considerably altrred, enlarged, sad improved, completely re-embellislied and newly decanted win a *ea and spk tidal Drop Canals, sad upwards of T►irty Dew Scowl.. T' EVENING. MONDAY, April 99, will be presented a new pedefdrisa, ropeotriaa, sad operatic Extr,yagansa (ia abort scis) of gaiety, frisk, lark, aod puler, col:tit TON AND JERRY. Pot into shape (exclusively foe this Theatre) by Pearce Erin. Coriutbias Tuns, Mr. Elliott; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. Keeley; Bob Logic, Mr. Vale; Bartley O'Builser, Mr. Daly. Calellithlaa Kale, Miss Johnstone; Sue, Mrs. G. Reused ; M.ry Rosebud, Miss R. Adcock ; Hos. Una T►iSe, Miss Brady ; Hun. Miss E. Trifle, Miss Waldron. Act L Life in the Coustry.—Ael 11. Life is London. — Act 111. itvmhies sad Sprees, or the Dampr exposed of bsiag put Oy-up, awake, leery, duwn,asd being Asished !!! Or, Mother Shiptou, Mother Barteh, sad Mather Goose. Mother Shipton, Mr G. Renaud; Mother Bunch, Mr. Moa ner; Mother Goose, Mr. Webber; Harlequin, Mr. W. Kirby; Scarecrow (afterwards Clown), Mr Hartland; Lys: (after- Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Baneaktir (afterwards Lover), Mr. Strickland. Enchanted Swam (afterwards Coiatatnne), Alin Adcock; Antiquated Lady, Miss Jerrold Wises, 2a.—Gallery, Aeo►s to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half put Sic; and the Performances are so &raised as to cou chide by Eleven o'Cloek. IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH for SHIRT ING, &e —By his Majesty's L. Patent.—Ne Cos finest pas de lilt main en potasedent les neremens.—Tho No bility, Families, and Merchants eve vtapectfully informed, the above desirable CLOTH foe promoting iu the East and West Indies, ea well as lbe cold climates, the most !stabler.' temperature (avoiding at sate Ilt• ton cold effect of liners and the too great warmth of damsel and of cotton), sod for its ectiaomy, w 101.1 riclosively, wholesale, fur exportation, and by the piece, ao Is 6d —ts—ta. 6d.-3s. and 3.. 6d. per yard, Ifillard's Basest Twine Cloth,' lkc. at the Ware. wow. Plc 16, Cheapsade, and so where else whatever. 'I he Pier" fardictong coats ima from 2to 4 pair. Families is the eatlatry beading order., hav^ them executed as if present, wbere the greatest variety of Foreign aud British Goods ars kept. STRICTURES CURED. Y new Mrthod the •bnve Ir. , nble•orDe Corn )plaint is entirely eradicated (whims, the sae of Resew Of olirtior vi long or Ohl/.l *teatime, except con winitioaal, se will as all %Weaknesses geserally accompany. in n , and on a shaft tone die whole systems i• re-esta. blushed, bring oar id the greatest Diseerneries over made, by J. 1.1 NCH, 44, Daske.alreet, St. James's. ltespeetahle referenees will be gives if regsieed.—Alll ISt lerr to be post-patd. N.A.—The pnee of ills Medici's ie Tear Pseuds a Tercel. A perfect Cure for Bilious Affeetiuts awl Ohtrsctios i■ the Bowels. Where stay he had. jest published, p►ie► be. 6d. eve. A PR ;MCA I. TREATISE es NUIVOUS and Hil -01.13 COM PIA MTh, with • New Illeilsod of Curing Serie tures without the see of Seising or Cotiolie; with a• Appen d.% on the Distaste of Wow, wed Cbildeew. Hy JOHN LYNCH, 44, lbshweireet, Si. hada. Sold by W. Crawford, Jos. 114, Chespuide. A desirable MOCSR, is tenosequeace of a Family retiring ions the Country. TO BE LET on LEASE, or SOLD for an unexpired term of 114 years, • most eligible HOUSE, N 0.54, Great Cons-street, Branowick-square, at present on Lease to au unexceptionable tenant, at 751. • year, two years of which will be unexpired at Midsummer next, but should the purchaser wish to occupy it, almost immediate possession may be had. The House contains four attics, Iwo bed-rooms, snood emir; Iwo drawing rooms thrown into one; two parlours; two kitchens; two water-closets, with water laid us the maim, and wine-cellar most complete. The liitlalloll is equally eouvenient for the City or West Ent of the Town, and contiguous to the Russell I militstiot Reading Rooms and Baths, and is calculated fur a snail gimlet% Family, or a Bachelor of distinction. Letters, pest paid, addressed to J. K. at Mr. Intones, 43, Guaira-street, will met with due attention. BOOKSELLER'S STOCK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HONE, Al his Great Rooms, 45, Ludgate.hill, THIS DAY and TO-MORROW, at Half-past Twelve o'Cluck to a Minute, THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND VO LUMES of BOOKS is Boor& and Quires, port of the STOCK of Mr. J. J. STOCKDALE, relioqwiabiag t►e Retail Bisaiwem, sad Renown's from Pall-mall (a Sale not beteg allowed oa the premises) to No. 90, Stroud; consisting of History, Biography, Voyages, Travels. Me dical Works ; Novels by the Rev. Weeds.. Bailer, Mr. Charles Phillips, sad Mrs. Nathan; Poetry, Satire, Fa eel:, i.e. Many of the publications are with coloured Plat , a, and large qoaatities of the remaining copies are in single lots with the Coppers. The whole to be sold without the least reserve. _ May be viewed, and Catalogues bad (gralia) at ibe Roosts. NORFOLK ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garraway's Coffee Haase, 'Change Alley, Coraltill, on MONDAY, 6th May Next, HE V4ltiottle MANORS, or reputed Manors. T LYNDFORD, EAST HALL, hi Mwodford. and Cranwich, and rirsioirtinc Estate, of Four Thousawd 'rbree Hawked and Twenty-five Acres of Land. with the diorite. geished Maoll4lll called LYNDFORD HALL, the Real. deuce of she Rigid Hon. the Earl of Shannon, eighty.forr miles from Linden', fire from Brandon, aad mese from fisrseham. _ _ _ Particulars may be had of Mr. Wakefield. Laud Surveyor, N 0.34, Pall-mall, Loudon; of Messrs. Haurott and Metcalfe, Solicitor,, No. 5, New-square, Lincoln's-Inn; of J. Warman, Faq. Solicitor, Bury St. Edsiond's ; of Mr Edmund Good win, Land Surveyor, Harlow ; of Mr. Wakefidd, Brook, streak, Ipswich; of Mews. Chalk and Meggy, Chelmsford; at the Ram lon, Newmarket; and at Garraway's. FROM SA7URDAI NIGHT'S GAZETI M. i's-Office, April 26, 1844. Several prisons having appeared at his Majesty's Drawing Room, on the 23d instaus, improperly deemed, notice is hereby siren, ilmt no Grewlemon will be permitted to pass to the Levees and Drawing Rooms in future, bat in full Court dress, sword, and bag, except those is uniform. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Warf*ice, April 26, 1822. Ist Regiment of Life Guards--Ltesitenass William Locke, (rota belipay 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkins George Terry, who exchangn, receiving the difference between the full. pay of Life Guards and the full.pay of Infantry—dated March 29, 1P22. nom" Millard, Gent. to ►e Cornet and Xuh-Lientenaal, ►y purchase, vice Lecke, promoted in the 34th Foot— dated Much 28, 1822. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cortirt Arthur Davie., from half-pay 12th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Donald Campbell, who exclkauges, receiving the differ ence—dated Apri 18, 1822. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Robert /let wood Hewett has resigned his COlNlMilSioo—dated Julyl7, 1817. lit Regiment or Foot. To be Lieutenants without purchase—l.ienteoant Andrew Suter, from half-pay 291 h Foot, sirs W. Orrok, deceased— dated July 25. 1821 ; and &taiga Pulteney J. Poole Sher burne, from the 20th Foot, vice Wardrup, deceased— dated April 18, 1822. Bth ditto—Arthur Henry Lord Dorchester to be Essiga, by purchase, sire Ward, who retires—dated as above. 30th ditto—Captain Owen Wynoe Gray, from balf.pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice James Fullerton, who exchanges, receiving t►e difference—dated September 22, 1021. Lieetemaat D. Barlow, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice J. Garvey, deceased—dated August 1, 1821. 34tb ditto—Lieut t Stephen Rice, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nathan Ashbarst, who exchanges— dated October 25, 1821. 44th ditto—Lieuteanot Robert Williams, from the 81111, Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice North, who rxchanges--dated April 18, 1822. 46th ditto—Lieutentaat Nathan Asbhnrst, from the 34th CHAPLAINS. R d Robert William Ti'...,, from half-pay, to be Chaplain to the Forces, •ice Jeakius, deceased—dated Maras 8, 1831. MIRMORAIIIDA. Assialsol-Commissary G I Seamy baring been gent, of very irregular sod improper coadurt, first, in retaiuiag and applying to his own use mosey which came into his hands for the public service, and which by his loalrneiloas he e r4 . have immediately paid into the military chest ; and.; ha drawing bats upon the Treasury, without any authority, and with the full knowledge that those bills would sot be paid, has beets dismissed his Majesty's Service. The appoioinsent of Asaistant.Sorpon Greig, from half payirld Light Dragoons, to be Assistest Surgeon in the b3d Foot, sod bis removal from that Corps to the 4th light Dragoons,on the 12th April and 10th November, 1821, have not take., place. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Haddingloo. To be Deputy Lieutenaote—Tbe Right Honourable Lord Viscount Maislasid ; Sir Jobs Buchan Hepburn, But. ; Major-General Juba Dalrymple; Aodrew Fletcher, Erni.; James Balfour, Esq ; David Andereou. jug. Esq. ; George Rennie, Esq.; sod Jubn Anderson, E.g. Commission in the Shropshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Lieutenant-Colonel Gesnere so he Colonel, vie* the Earl of Bradford, resigned—dated April 13,1822. BANKRUPTS. Richard Smith, at Prone lie;tWoOdlaeda, Somerset, ilia• bolder, to gummier, May 16, at ire, 17, at fleets, at the White Hart low, Bath, sad June 8, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaves ion, Femme-Beloved. Attorneys, Mews. Perking and Frampton, Gray's Ns, Leedom, and H. Miller, Fromm• Wooed, Somer►et. Matthew Carter, of Forton-Mill, year Gosport, Southway' toe, miller, to surrender, May 16, 23, avid Jame 8, at twelve, at the Crown lon, Gosport. Attoraele, Messrs. Minchin and Sus, Gosport, and St. George's-agave, Portages; and Mr. T. Yerulam.buildisigs, Gray's Inn, London. Charles Carliell, of Berry St. Ednimids Suffolk, carpen ter, to surrender, May 4, at oar, 6, and Jose 8, at eleven, at the Angel lan, Bury St. Edinuods. Attorney*, Mr. Leech, Bury St. Edmunds; aid Mears. Bromley, Gray • Iscaquare, London. John Nash the elder, of Madan, Surrey, farmer, to sur render, May 4, 11, and June 8, at ten, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghallstreet, Landon. At torneys, Messrs. Palmer nod Frame., Bedford.row. Thomas Freerhy, of Acton, Middlesex, baker, to surrender, May 4, 11, and June 8, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Barketipts, Bssioghadlestreet, brads.. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Welbeek-sheet, London. Thomas Cole sad Richard Priest the younger, of Norwich, warehousemen, to surrender, May 7,8, tied June 8, at four, at the White Swan lon, Norwich. Atiorueys, Messrs. Sewell, Blake, sad Keith, Norwich ; sad Messrs. Tilbury and Langdale, Faleuu.street, Falrou-equare, London. James Retry, of Birmingham, Warwick, dealer, to surreal. der, May 83, at dye, 24, and June 8,51 eleven, at the George lino, WON'S, Stafford. Attorneys, Mes%ts. Turner and Hutchinson, Bloomsbury-square, Loudon; and Mr. John Reeky, Walsall, Stafford. John Mottram, of Bristol, hop - merebant , to surrender May 10, 11, and Jane 8, at eleveo, at the Talbot Inn, Bath. street, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn•sqteare, l i ondua ; sad Mr. Juhu Cornish, Dittos court, Corn-street, Bristol. Thomas Vaughan, of Chorky, Lancaster, eseton-manufac- I seer, to surrender, May 13, 14,51 mime, and June 8, at two, at the Star lino, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. William Norris, Old kschsnge, Kish-street. Maschester ; and Messrs. Appleby and Serjeant, Gray's Inn, London. Frederick Firer, of Drury lane, Middlesex, grocer, to sur render, May 4, 14, and Jour 8, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupt., Barlaghall.street, LorJou. Attorney, Mr. Flower, leschurch-buildings, Fenehurcli street. Joseph Blesy, of Sheraton, Oxford, eors-dealer, to surren der, May 10, 18, and June 8, at eleven, at the house of &o blation Bartioni, uuder the Towivhall, Oxford. Attorneys, Messrs. Robertson and Hive, Charter.hosse.seinare, London; and Mr. Dudley, Oxford. Abel Josiah Smith sad lease Shepherd, of Brierley,Staf f rd, irountasters, to surrender, May 14, atfour, lb, sad Joss S , at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf leo, Biewdley, Wor cester. Alltirseye, Messrs. Tooke sad Carr, Gray's Inn, Loa .1. Kennett and R. Austen, of Hythe, Kent, drapers, April 25, 1822.—J. Sowerby aad J. Alexander, of Wal. brook, London, teadealera, April 25, 1822.—J. Bate sod F. White, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, painters, July 24, 1821.—T. Rose aid T. Blase, of Csughley, Barrow, Salop, Coal-masters, Mardi 25, 1821.—J. Sleds and G. Bowles, of Gies-lase and Narrow-street, Lintebouse, stork-merchants, April 24, 1842 —W. Glossop, of Rotherham. and .1. Roberta, of Rawmsnh, York, fro... Sunders, April 12, 1822 —T. Nutter and J. Rados, of Carlbritlite, merchants, March 25, 1822.—Maria Farrar and G. Smith, of Birmingham, ap praisers, Amil 13, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The avenge prior of Brow• or Muscovado Setae, corn- Folded forma the boom made in the werk radio( the Sith day of Aril, lett, is 335. Id. per hundred •right, ea elaseive of the dirties of eestenks pant or payable thereon on tits importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Retorts of the Average Price of Britian Corn, Winchester Measure, u received from the laspectors in the respective Maritime Cities and Towns iu England and Wales, from which the Prices that govern Importation are calculated.—April 20. 1822. •: 4 s i -.4 b • • se ,•• t rbs g tq CO 0 CG D. 0 3 2 a. d. a. d a. d a. d a. d a. d r. d a. 1 . 44 18 10 le 1 19 821 11 21 0 - 0 9 IRNI,4IVD. DUBLIN, APRIL 25• The Earl of Gosford, Lord Aclieson,aud Sir Ed wardO'Brien, Bart, sailed from Howth on Tuesday. The company ut the hull at the Rotunda, on Tue►day evening, in celebration of his Majesty's birth-day, was numerous and brilliant. Dancing was kept up with great spirit to a late hour. Amongst those present were— The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, she Dowager Coontess of Ormnude, Lord and Lady Salamis, Lord and Lady Kilmalue, Lord and Lady Greenock, Viscorut nod Dowager Viscountess Allen, Sir David and Lady Baird, ilia Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Gore, Lord and Lady Aylmer. Sir Cohn Campbell, Sir George and Lady Airry, Lady Stewarta Howard, Lady Manners, Colonel and Mrs. Browne, iris. countess Douersile,&c. &c. GALWAY. The aspect of our town at present must alarm every thiiiking man. The fruits of the earth have been rendered scarce by the severity of the season. and every part of the crop that has escaped total destruction, Ms been rendered not only useless, but ruinous to health and life. Potatoes, the only support of oar miserable lower orders, exceed in price any thing the reader can well conceive ; and when purchased by the half- ss d room•keeper. at the exorbitant demand of severi-prnce per stone, instead of imparting relief or comfort, convey to his frame and constitution, a train of diseases, vio lent and infectious. IVhile we are giving this picture of the state of things, there are, at this moment, in our utifuroished Fever Hospital, twelve or thirteen cases of II most inalicoant nature—not typhus. we hest, but of a description bordering on putrid ! The reader will, no doubt, shudder at this assertion; but he must also believe us when we say, that the Ministers of RehOott are tiniest cots stoutly employed in administering the rites of their churches to the poor, pitiable creatures; 'woo& to their death-beds, not alone by fever and disease. but (shame upon us) by starvation ! !—Must we not then do something to check the progress of death —or shall we tamely and sinfully look on, while a desolating plague spreads its influence aroung.t us? —One would imagine dist the example of 1817 should have some effect upon ns, and that the awful triumph of disease o:1 that occasion, should induce and oblige us now to snatch from its grasp our selves and our children, and the very boa orna ments of society. We are not in the habit of giv- PARIS RAPERS. Pain, asset% ad. ft is almanac(' by various comiuuuications that part of the Austrian troops forming the garrison or the fortresses In the Milanese and Venetian territory, is to march to Dalmatia to observe the motions of the Ottoman troops that are collecting in Turkish Dalmatia. It is affirmed that a Fuchs, with a nu merous suite, has already arrived at Mortant. The Austrian head-quarters will be at Zara. They write from Zante under the date of the 7th of March, that the Greek and Turkish squadrons are in sight of each other. Hitherto they have con tented themselves with observing each other.— (Journal de Paris, 24tH April.) The illessilear publishes a royal ordinance on the subject of Customhouse duties sffectiog certain articles of foreign merchandise imported ioio France. It confirms, lat, the ordinance of the 31st of October 1821. modif)ing the import duty on foreign wools, and the premiums on exportation of cloths. whether entirely woollen or mixed ; 2d, the ordi nance of the 9d of November. 1821, prohibiting. otherwise than is transitu, the insportation of iron bars (not hammered); 9d, it extends the restrictive provisions of the latter ordinance to hammered iron, if smelted over coal furnaces, and to all sorts of iron if attempted to be introduced by the land frontier: some specific ditties are afterwards imposed on cattle, sheep. pigs, &r. imported; on provisions. fresh and salted ; and on one or two other articles. Some proceedings of the Court-mental at Tours, engaged in the trial of the Saumur insiorgeotr, are given, but they shed no additional light on the rest objects or origio of the conspi►acy, further than that its aim was professed to be the expulsion of the Ilium of Bourbon, and the elevates► of Napo leou If. to the throne. Ali-LA-CH/MILLI, ANIL 19. We have just received letters from Vienna of a very recent date; one of these teriutostes with the following paragraph t—.' It is considered ss certain that on the 2&ih of this month (April) we shstlt know positively whether we have war, or whethet pence will be maintained." SPANISH PAPERS AND LISBON MAIL. DARCILOIIII, ♦PRIL 6. We have the following accounts respecting 'he movements of the seditious, in a communication from Figueras, of the Scl of April : On the 29th of March confident information was received in the house called Pined., in the Spanish territory, and in another, called Camp-Baia, within the French line, there was a party of insurgents, who might easily be surprised. The Consfitoionol Alcalde of Figueroa sent an account of the parties lars to Don Pedro Navarro Pingurron, the Chief Commander of the military reserve, who, in fact, set out at eight in the evening with a Captain, two Subalterns, and 18 men of the reserve, together with an officer and 25 men of national volunteer niilitia, who, on passing by San Loreozo de la Mugs, were joined by the Alcolde and Common. der of the local militia of Jumpers, with • sub-lieutenant and fifteen men. Before they reached Pineda they perceived a large party of rebels, who, on seeing the troops, uttered loud cries of " The absolute King for ever !"—" Death to the Constitution.'" and particularly insulted the commander and the militia. Before morning an officer of the reserve, who had made a morecnint for the purpose, surprised the house ; brit this was of no use, the rebels not being there.— A. parley was commenced with the commander of the French post, that he might permit the factious to be attacked ; to this he made no objection ; he marked out the ground which was to be kept; even expressed his satisfaction that it was intended to destroy a troop of men stained by every crime. While our patriots were preparing with the greatest alacrity to attack the factious at three (lir ferent points, a French office►, at the heed of twenty armed men, came runniog down the moun tain, snaking signals with a handkerchief as if he desired a parley. Immediately the rebel Mises advanced, crying to the French officer that the Spuniard■ *anted to deceive him. The latter stoked to our troops that his object was to remove the nil'. understanding proceediug from the Commander of the other post, because he had orders to prows the refugees; so that if the intention to attack them was persisted in, he should be under the disw agreeable necessity of firing : our Commander, therefore, perceiving that every attempt woeld be in vein, and considering that the men had marched nine hours during the night without any refresh. went, ordered his people to retreat. Though this affair hes produced no other advsii.. ,