The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

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Belgille, Mr. Dotage.; Capt. Releille, Mr. Pea.; Wil liams. Miss Halloo& ; Palriet, Mr. Cossmor. PltQw•. ill's/ Foote; Ds.cM, Mrs. Davettpori; Region, Mira M. Tree. Doors to be ormad at Elalf.past St:—the Play to begin at &yea. Boxes 7s. (serweri lhiee 3.. 111.1.—Pit 3.. lA. • lierea Woe Is.— Lower Celery le.; amised IPfric• toyb.l fineward Pete* -y . ' , kora fee the Beans id be kaincaasydrialmasyst tie am 011fitt,Her•-•ereil,fripal Tee Olt Pour. A Private Boa may teem.. llarthe Season, or Nigh*, of Mr. Brasien, at the Box OMee. Te.tworrow. Venire Preserved: Belvidere, Miss Lacy (hem the Theatre loyal, Dahlia, her first appearamee in Len. doa)—with Aladdin. • On Friday, This Two Gentlemen of Veraina.-and The Two Pqes of Frederick the Great. THEATRII-ROPAL, T HIS Evening, WEDNESDAY. October 2, trill be perfumed the Comedy uf THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. Baitlifol'Constaist, Mr. Lissom; Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. Janes; Lawnsore ' Mr. C. Beside. The Widow Bri stow. Mrs. W. CliCird• Mrs. Loveneore, Mrs. Chstielley Lady Coattant, Mies ßyee3 Moshe, Mrs. Tayleare. To caliche& wide the Farce of X. Y. Z. Csistsin OaWird, Mr. Baker; Neddy Bray. Mr. Liston; Crstildrses, Mr. Willinsiss ; Bowies A Hideo.% Mr. TAW/4're; Ralph Hempoiied, Mr. Oxberry. Maris, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Mower, Mist Boyce; Duns Mu.erell, Mrs. Pewee. Boles, ss.—Pit, 30.—Fiest Oelkry, Is —.Sewed Gnilery, Is. The Doors to be opened at Sin °Thick, sad the Parings. aims to beans at Sr.( a. To norm*, The Beggar's Opera—and I. Y. I. Os Friday ; The Beggar's Opera—and Kees's, sad Crows. THEATRE-ROYAL, RIM LIM OPERA. HMIS . , . SIRAND. THIS Evening. WEDNESDAY, October 2, will be weed (30th line), a aew Operaiie Drama, is tiro sea, cated THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF GIL BI.AS. Gil II (axed revesiees), Miss Kelly • Gil Perez, Mr. W. &nom ; Picas, Me. Wrench; Rolaitelo. Mr. T. P. Ceske; Ambrose de Lainela. Mt. Wilkisserms; Lope, Mr. Callahan; Rueningo. Mr. J. Miss Dodos Meacis, Mi Carey ; Liroaards, Mn.. Bryan. After which (Ibill eine), a sew °pectin, called THE FAIR GABRIELLE. Rood Qualm. Mr. T. P. Cooke; D'Eamloo, Covet Ai Comae*, Mr. RiminiNous; ELM, Mr. Peormais • Galls*. Mr. W. Beeson. Gabirleek, Mimi Comm; Ilitmei ' le, Miss rove,. To which will be added (23d time), a mew Musical Farce, in mu ads ; celled GRETNA GREEN. Lard [Ammon, Mr. Pearimao ; Mr. Tomiliiim. Mr. W. Bee mit ; Mr. Jeskimi, Mr. Wrimmli ; Ludo'', Mr. Power. Emily Miss Carew; Bony Filioskin, Milo Kelly. TV comets& with (27th time), ea eatirely New Operetta, . . called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE MASTEN...KEY. Alderman Marigold, Ur. W. Bennett; Capt. Gorgon, Mr. Purley; Sharrol, Mr. Wrraeh; Edoorod, Mr J. Wand; Tmoiloy Hollyhock, Mr. MMus's. Roar, hli.s Korey. 10.aterroo Iskie sod Yorieo--Love Anon the Roars— awl Greta, Gees. Os Friary, fosse attractive Novelties. A DELPII I THEATRE, STRAND. THE extraordinary success of the lest Season at this Theatre, a asomae totally unpreredealed in Theatrical History, renders it a duly ineumbeat ou she Proprietors, iu lag the coonsneweemeet of • New Seams, to *hew that lbey have not Wes wwwisall. fel of the rturouregemeut bestowed by Omar geiserune Palmas an their past rtairarsurrs, but have aotielat, by the eagaeraseat of a nwasemew• Cusapatal of Perfisetwers ufestablisbol merit (coaaprisiag all their •kl favouring, and many ethers from she TheasreLltosal), and in the peevish's .fa Fund stiikiiie Novelty, with a reoptetfol atteutioa to she wishes of the Public in • very particular, to iserril the imenottPleif.favuurs obey have received: it is therefore with the seat grateful pleasaie (bey samovar* his the No loliiy,Gratry, and the Public is gentry', that dile Theatre WILL'OPEN FOR THE WINTER SEASON, Oa ItION DAY NEXT, October 7, 1822, •hem will be re. produced, to gratify the memoriam■ persons •ho •rte unable to procure admission last season, the I. quail far•faacd Borten, of TOM AND JERRY ; OIL, LIFE IN LONDON! Of which so many distorted Stiiid.in• Stave appeared. boring the spore of atoely-ibrise successive "lithos hail Pea' WO, 'early 200,000 persons burr teahouses, to tee Mel ifs if ttu seklwated puce; and its triumphal comer was then roily itierr•ptedly the necessary closure of the boost, cooforos gly to she License of the Theatre. balthis piece, which will be re-produced ruder the lame diste reoisicro of the author, with New Di eaten, Decorations, 46t so wifely new greed Medley Overlies, aid Entre Act Ilstolawats, rouipeseeel expressly for the occasion, by Mr. G. Ksrrt , U sou. Wreath, Wilkinson, Reeve. Paulo, and Asknoru, %rt. Waylett, awl Niro. Biker, will roosts their Ougual Chittocfcao of Tuna, Jelly, Logic, Billy Watt IN, 1)41 IY B‘ib, haw, mud Sue. Ts •hiub sill be sickles!, fur the first time, aa (Mimi, sew farcical Haeirtia, called THE 14EIV MARRIAGE ACT. roll particular. ut sill be shortly m•nouneed. Perfortnea% tetea.ly engaged:—Mr. Lee, Mr. Mr IVilkluatan, Alr.Julan Reeve, Mr. Oxberry (fr..en ',emir Ku)al, Ha'ataiket), Mr. Elliott, Mr. Keeley, Vr I '+ll ll o, Mr. IV•lboans, Mr. Salter ((rum the Theatre- RaYal, English Opera Huisse), Mr. Bedtime's'', Mr. St. A bus, Slr. IV. Kirby, Mr. Daly, and Mr. Hobs (his first up medium at this Theatre). Mts. %Vaylett, Mks. Raker, Miss Irtipol e (teem the Theatre-Hord, Easeatleardesi), Misa P' ll 4 L Vitt, Mies JasieSuaspossi, Mrs. Vale. lee. of the (had, Mr. Parnell; Balk t Master, Mr. S A b , s ; Mar Illaaseer, Mr. Lee. h, inunor a the how bee bete beaaiMed ebb "Ali : quittLaturs, the lArelsestra emisiilerably sammersed, " 4 "ny sarangerneat .trade that moos amdace to the craw .•I and grarsGestionarl Ilse a rdsenrr. Tla Ruaaalfiee (yea tam Tea aTlireb till Four, and lo pre. Olt thasppassiesumele that Immured so fu (meetly last N " 0 ". the Public are respectfully mipteslstl i• be early is "m't spplK.tuu,as au semi se? rsiapuasulity be made. Buttes 418.—Pit U.—Gallery le. - Ltvars to le opeoeel at Stu uTtork, awl the Perrarmattee Newriatetter at a Quartet Wyse Scres.—Haff price at Halt I Lot. THE OBSERVER OFFICE. • 169, Strain!, Luodun , September, ISM • MONDAY, EDITION •of "THE OBSERVER," a Weekly Newspaper, particularly • desirable fur Csourtiy mad Purely. eirculatieu,'price Sties pence. Seven years hove pow elapsed since the publication of a i Monday Edition .4" The (Harter" eqamineuced. The coo -1 doctors of this Journal. in tow comiug forward to express their grateful ackiniwledgments far the distinguished patron. ; V/ they hove angressively received din Mg the whole of that . period, soil for the high place which they have at length at tallied is the piehrie estimstion, Calllllli but feel • proud eon seiousises• that this sorrow is nut to be abarihed Si. try sad dest or caprieiotes ebu:lition of popular curiosity, bit to the manifest end ialrhseie imperially 'which "The Moodily Edition of Tim Mortar" has invariably maintained over entry one of its competitors. The pledge with which "The Maiday Edition of The °barter" set wit bee bred fatty redeemed: Wit palsetti lehes•—:W taproot Woe. heels eitervel to polity the public lattetiltd with the full determination of Merearoll than their real, the coodators, with, theY neat, yen an unberoasiug confidence, claim still further sup port. It is impossible to aprak of " The blonde, Editiee of The Ob " without alluding t.D "The Kumla, Observer." the parent stock from winch it rp►u`. This Paper, which has been established upwards o(.30 years. sod the circulation of which, as has be. n isecootrovertibly proved by the late Par. liamentary !Wimp Rehires, has ouleiripped, by some thou sand., all its cousesepoteries, is toe universally known to reqince covansciidadioe ; sod we now gully Defer to it for she p a , p ie of seating that the same wseprreelleesied efertion•—• Me same 'pleat—the name toireinitt in( activity, which plaited that Paper is so estimable a pond of view, mad which has sat cu l oemi v ,recited the astonishment as well as the admiration of its readers, are devoted, with equal terry', to peseede the utility and uphold the character of " The Moodily Edi t ion." It is hut due to state, that the literary ertaldishment of these two Papers embraces the exclusive labours of seven ',admen, independent of uecaaional assiainsar, whose duly it is assidisontly to watch the emirse of public events, and to pear the joist produce of their labours into th e i r calmness. To the obvious results of such se arrangeninit is le he alai. bitted the great superiority which the two Editions of "The °Waves," on every occasion where public curiosity has beau awakened, has displayed; and it is to this circumstance the condocturs ewe the honourable prefernsee which their Journals have, at all times, "spencer. d, when opportunities have been afforded of comparing their meats with those of any other Journal In the metropolis. The conductors of "The Observer" are aware, that by thus proclaiming their own fame, they may be accused of unseemly vanity. to thin age of conspetities, however, when so many attempts are made to impose us society by fallacious statementii, sad by promises never meant to be performed, they think that the oleestablebed servants of the public shoold come boldly forward—openly sod fairly state their pretensions—slot as the esatheefoos of the two Editions of The Obs " wow do, cunfidretly submit those preteosioaa to the trot of past experience. The great object of the conductors of The Observer" has hens not only to furnish to their readers a superior acerment of every trawaction which kw happened dialog the week, but so distiogisisli its weans, by saveloy sod exclusive adagios live, which had akupoder steeped the *otter of the other Ampere do sbls dines the omen which they poetess hos see shied them to be singislarlysocenefel. Aocither and not less immenset object has hew to pay such attention 11, the occur reser,' of the day immedeattly preceding their publication, as In chalkage comparison with the must respectable of the Daily Pats. A few lestseces of the many in which "The Observer" has stood pre-eminently conspicuous in this way • ill se Ike to strew that the present appeal is pounded epee so idle or Anaemia foundation. Many of these "Runs most be still fresh in the reeollceline of the Public ; and that they have been appreciated secordieg to their merit, we nosy say the extraordinary sale of "The Observer" idle& am ple proof. In " The Oh " Ana appeared a full report of the legend upon the Body of the Isle Samuel Whitbread, which orairred early in the week, but which escaped the notice of the whole of the rest of the Loudon Press. la " The Observer" appeared, We the day immediately serenading She arrival in the Sheriff's Court, the Trial of "The Earl of Rosa berry v. Sir Henry Madinah" fur Crim. Cara., to Ilse eldest of sea colonies, a eirearassance wipe crenated lo the history of Sundry Newspapers. I• " The Observer" also appeared, at 'liberalness' peri ods, a vast sionther of ether iaspentsot Trials, whit* took place is she same Corr', gad which were •anutired by the other Papers till " The Observer" was published. lie "The Observer" *rat appeared she Trial of Lord Cochrane, at Guildford, is the extras of seven °domes, which Trial did out Swish till Saturday afieraoun, sad which was olelaiiied by express. In " The Observer" first appeared the Verdict in the case of Brandreile, who, with his associates, was tried for High Tremor., as Derby. The verdict is this ease was 11.1 i re sursad mail Saturday aftertwon, and was received al "The ()Weaver" 016ce, in Lomita*, the same might, by the aid of Seel horses, placed on she road roe that p urpose. I Tbr Observer" first appeared she lotelligenee of she Death of his late Majesty, who deed at Windsor um Saturday sight; also obsoiared hy • special express. la "The Monday's Observer" Rust appeared the Speech of she Atiorweg,Geserral against Wallkill and where, when brought so trials. the Court of King % Beach for High Trea son, so the citrus of Gee columns, us the very day on which she Trial tabreented. The publicasiffis of the Trial was soberserally'xoterdiesed sill she Trial was couchettes', sled the mileseapirsot Moeday's Observer was she first its 000000 ce Dr. Warsuie's begonias'. It may be ►est added, that on several occasions the Mondays Observer was reutlereal roes spiewoos foi Olio( voluminous reports of all the Public Nil lisp * . Spa-tiehla •ed elsewhere, which repeatedly tee tarred so the day of publrearioa. In "The (lbseaver" 6.41, and for some lime exclusively, appeared she Trial. of T►isllewuod, loge, Brest, and ethers, coavieicel of thgb Treason eis she Old Bailey, to she extent (a double pager harriers beet' published) of Hilary colognes. In " The Observer" bac the best time, seal exclusively, appeared a reeks uf moss iaipara taut Trials in the Cams of Excleesiner, of persons against whom isafornaations had heels filed by the Allover, Gease.al, for vending Imitative T•ee, Coffee, Pepper, and usher afire** of curnanon conasteaptiou, as well as against &veers fur mixio; deleterious drugs with their beer. Iw " The Observer," for the brit tine, appeared, earls. sively, She Report of the Committee of the House of Coes -111411.111 no the Mate of the A;. iculture ref tbe Country. the Police newel, the Insolvent Debtors' Report, and malty whets equally tuttreslitig. The publiralios of the former ►ad lwest suppressed sill pablerhed by " The Observer." la " The Mover," app►ared the nos. copious ■ccount of the Calumet-et Plot, collected by its own Reportero, anoll through the atethistit of pietas. eb •orets. Piste' repellent iug the scene ut couspliacy were likewise peblobletd is "The Observer." . . . la " The Observer" •pp►ared the most copious de. lads of every 'long Cll.lllOl ce. d wish the melancholy Deaths and Funerals of lir r Majesty Queen Chsrloite, and her Royal Highness the Prioress Charlotte, with their respective Me moires *lib regard to the latter, "The Observer" of every fisaday, for five weeks preceding her Ku)al Higbee's'. death, cuatairwd scrounis of but Malik up to eleven o'clock us. each bosarday right precedisg, übt■iued by Expresses bons Clareninot, ...strived for that partieulor purpose. With " The Observer" originated the system of seeding Reporters to All the Ammo In the ►ingdom j said hum this HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICES. 10, LUDGATEMILL, And 345, OXFORMSTREET, Lox owe ; 10, PRINCES STREET, EDiusintox; And 18: WESTMORELAND-STKEET, Dimutt. THE Directors or 16.. Coenereeiv re/reettully infoim the Public, that Policies of Assurance are granted by them ou the Live. of Person, in the Army, Mili tia, we Yeomanry, within the Vetted Kingdom, whether us Half-pay, or iii actual Service, without Wra Premium. Life Assurers with ibis Company are permitted to pass by Sea from one Part of the Visited Kingdoms to another, in Decked Vessels, or Slirans•lroals; and are also allowed Jul— io' Peace, to pass from Hellish to any POI t,betveesa she Trial and Brest, bosh incliviset, lu Vessels as abkne described, without additional Charge. LIFE OFFlCE—Capital ONE MILLION. Persons &Iglesias; in this Office participate in Props Septennially, without incurring the liability of Loss, the Proprirturg baring undertaken all Responsibility; upon which Principle nalatrons are /he instaaces of Ten, Tacitly, sari Thirty par Cent. belay paid in addition to the Amaral aireared ; an, Cases have occurred where the Payment hag been ware Ikaa double the Sum around. A Bonus, simounimg, in must instances, to Twenty.fiee per Cent. and is some to upwards t (Thirty per Ceat. uu the Premium paid, within the seven rears, endiutt at Michael mas 1818, has bemi added to all Policies of Assurance effect ed in this Offsce, for the whole. Period of Life. FIRE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLION. Policies. ff cied upou every Description of Properly withia the Visited Kingdom, opine r easonable Terms. Lows are uoirorntly paid by Ibis Company, with Libels. lily and Promptitude. Policies which expire at Michaelmas should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or She mine will become void. Nu Entrance Showy, Admission Fee, ur other Otticial Charge, exacted. WILLIAM BURT, Sec. N.B.—The Inhabitant• of the Weevers District of the Metropolis are inhowled that the Ihrvctora of this Company have opened an Mee, Nu. 314, CrawforcLatreet, lit ymtstone. &ovate, under the voperiotendeme aad olgeuty if Mr. Witham Goodhugb, wbe.e Fite or Life Atiereacee stay be promptly effected. LONDON, WEDNESDAV. OCTOBER Q, ,1822. 'mace imodemerelele installer, of Imparthot Trial s app.-ailed for the lest Omni, and escluei.rebt is "The Oharv.-r," may be teeofded. Many of these Titalt were brought from goat dahlia:es by Express sud s at the Wine of pet blies too, emoted extraurdisary seusatimia in the public mewl. In " The Olisesver," fur the lest state, and earlseiterly„l appeared theracredioge of Naomi Courts Martial, whieb .1 had escaped the maim of other Jure:sale, uf which the latet„l l and not the least in erestiag, was the Trial of Lieut. name Cohort Gore, as Portman Barrack*. Its "The °heaver," eselasively, appeared the first theistic ansososcemesti of the immolate of her late Majesty, Queen Coelho, ' to return from the Continent to ibis coun try, accompanied with as acestrate Memoir of her Majoaty., This was followed by easy other eat heave conimmocnt Soto of the same character, obseloid through the medians of the Reporter of " The Observer,' who proceeded to Frsose•fur that purpose. In "The Observer" first appeared the intelligence of her Majesse,'s arrival at st; Om. r.. itimakted by Rarest. In the Mondays Obverse" finetklclasimits, *pavan' as seems. of the terminatiuts of Mt. Illessaglioas a NMI/ 11 00HO with her Uojerts at ft. Owsksh; her Msjestehstilissimsear departure for Calais; easharkatios, and snivel at Omer ; abtaised by as Express of extraordinary speed, which quitted Calais on the Sunday night in as apes boat, Merited Doerr at half-past ten the rext atomise, sad arrived at " The Ob server" Office at five o'clock she mime afternoon. Tl,. Its. porter of The Observer" was the wily geotleman employed by the Laudon Press ass this impoitaut ummion. In " The Observer" subsequeutly 'plasm! the most de tailed accounts of every thing conueeted with her Majesty's affairs; and "'I he Marvel" was the first to publoh the charges against her Majesty, stated by the Attorney-General in the House of Lords, use the Salm day, to the extent of five calamine, when all the other Sunday Papers extracted their short accounts from the Evvoia' Papers of the wore day. "The Observer," in doable Papers, afterwards couthiaed the whole of her Majesty's Trial, with the Speeches of Mr. Broughams sad Mr. Demme, verbatim, and to an moist out arms attempted by any other branch of the l.ouduu Press, Fie*lly, "The Observer" published the best aed most is• freestone details of every eiicurnstauce cousseeted with her 'blies'''. Death nod Fuweral. The Monday Observer was the list to Death, sad to gise the swat copious particulars of the O. elk of the ►Marquis of Loadooderry, and on the subsequent Sun day to publish the most accurate accusing o f this welseclauly occurrence, with • Memoir of she Noble Marquis, to the ex teat of fourteen coliseums. The Conductors of " The Observer," however, must here close their very cerement:abed notice of the ipseurnerable instances in whieb "The Observer" as proved its just pretensioos to the coal/mace and support of the Pahlic. If t►e limit to which they are Now necessarily («reed to coo- Ise this Address would permit, their eneeneratioes of eases ordinary exertions might be earned to su almost iudelitoise ester.. They have only lo add, that us many occasions, where she subjects would permit, rapper plate illesiratious have been liberally gives, at au enormous rest: sorb was the ease iu the view of St. Helena, whew Bonaparte was basishrii to that Ward; the view of Algiers when leuinharded by Lord Etamotith; the Warrior sof the Howe of Lards during t►e Queen's Trial; sad, subseqteently, the Wiener of the 1141dit of COMV•011111; four views of the most iaterestiag parts of the ceremony of his present Majmy's Curoonsion ; the views of his Majesty's Lauding in Ireland, &e. all of which, In their tare, created a demoted fur "Tins Observer" almost ho rsed calculation. If say Merge:an be added to swarm the liberal principles by which the Condocturs of "The Observer" have beer M ■II times intineweed, it is the well-brawn fact, that, wiles, the iesportaoce of the subject required is, they base, without ►esitation, sacrificed the whole of their Advertisements. Is conclusion, it is only to be rewor►ed, that is all these gigeatic efforts to gratify the Readers of " The Observer,' the Sloarlay's Edition has invariably participated ; and it Is with this knowledge that the Cooduceura MOW safeigoedly sad comicientionotly TIECUNIMeIId " The kloorlay's Edisto* of The Observer" as uue of the best Weekly Newspapers now *Maui. The price of The Monday's Observer is only Seven-pence for tarh Paper, or Eight Shilling■ and Two.pessee per Quar ter. Orders for its transmission are received by the Clerks of the Roads, at the General Post Office., and by the London and Cusotry Newsmen in every part of the United Kingdom. In the middle •111clabirr .ill be peblished. - 1 ‘IIE NEW EDINBURGH RED lEW. : No. vi. Price 6.. fieetril. Printed for G. and W. B. Whitt,'Ler, Ave Maria. lane, Landon and Wang!. and tones, Edinburgh. • . POVMORAMA.—SIX VFEWS will hr Pliwaseed on MONDAY NEXT, sod The Cumuli/1a tilloPolnkms Falls of Niagara; (shriller; Steota, to Amt. salami; Paris, frusn le Punt Neuf; and the Wreck of the Me dan. Pleads FriEsir, sill be salialitistai by Sio others. Pail', GUM is Rapp*, asd the Gallery of Raphael, will rt otai.. This lasi View sill so (Muhl he recollected by easy, Who, harlag bees As vireos of shewime it tu their Frimallik sere .such dlasismoialed by if/ Keinoval some Months bsek:' Open (rum Eleven .ti ('tack in the Moroi.' till Nos et Nigh. Adiraittaare, Uue No. t 9, St. James's-street. . • ".11tONTRACTS FOR STRAW. Ceiesnseaftrat prrmwerset, Ciognasio, Serraintra 30, Ititt., UCH Persons us are destrotu of cants-m(4nm I. with the Agent fur Commissariat Sapp/ie., to (newish for Twelve Mouths, from the lid November taut, such Quaatities of STRAW for Ailing Paliimses, as may fruwi time to time he required at Barrack.: and Ordasnee Stations is the md.r.estatiorted Counties mid ',lauds, may receive porticailons ot the Contracts on applying at this Office between the houis of tot sad four ; and Iu tl:e re. speetive Barrack Mash re in the Islands of Guernsey, Jervy, and Aldersey, and deliver their Teoders at this Office (mark lag thermos Trader for Straw"), said Twelve Ceael k us Friday the Illth of October. Proposals are to be made separately for each County is South Britain, for the whole of the Barracks in North Bri. Isla, and also fur the whole of those in She three Islas& of Guernsey, Jersey, sad Alderney; but uo Proposal wilt be noticed unless made ou or ed to a printed Particular, sad the Prices inverted is Words at tenth; aor unless a Letter be subjeimed so *rich Propotml from a person of knows property esgagiag to become bound with the party tender's for the due performance of the Contract. If Ti oder@ are scut by put the postage must be paid. COUNTIES: Isle of Wight Kent Lancaster iddle.rx Nurfnlk Non humSerls nd Northamplun Vottincham Pembroke Suffolk Somerset Mike Brerlosork Chester Cue fa. all CamberlAnd DeVild ihrr•et Derli am E•rn x Hauls Isle of Nan Currey SUPfei Warwick Vol k Nor'!) Brii3in, I.l.nds uf Goerarey JPr~ry, A klerney. GUILDHALL, LONDON, Ssretmsra 11, 1822. TriE commiTTEE for LETTING the Cars LANDS will meet at Guildhall on WED NESDAY. the 4.1 day of October neat, at Twelve so'Clock at Notts, to LET by PUBLIC AUCTION A Beildieg Lamle for 61 years, from Michaelmas 1824, of a piece isf Grottud oe the ems side of the Passage leadistir from Londae-streel to New Loadow-street • mid also A Repairing Lease, for 31 years from ' Mirhaelnina 182 t, Ma Hoesest the south end of Loudon-street, asd•sis she west side sif dm said Primp. The Plan sail Cusfilitisms far leilisf the said respective Premise, may be as ea at the Ore of Works, Goildhall ; and the said Howse may be viewed oven days prior to She Aut. time, between the Mien of Ekren sad Three, and alma a* the Morning of the Mariam. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comply.*ller. ADVANTAGEOUS PLAN OF EDUCATION. AT the. ACAVENIY. COTHERSIONE, YORKSHIRE. (near Banned Cast by Mr. JOHN SMITH and ABLE ASSISTANTS, ;maim Geutlemeu are li berally Boarded and Clothed. provided with Books. dor. pa festally treated, mid expeditiuusly latatteseted in the Latin, and Greek Laaguages, Writing on as improved Pee, Arithmetic, Bouk-keeperig, and all the Branches of the Ma ihematirs, compktely qualifyiag them for respectable Trades men, the Cuweilleg-house, the Law, and uther Professing's, Pencils, at EIGHTEEN GUINEAS per ateurna. Nu Vo cations. The Frew h Lauyeage (if required). by a Native, extra. Cards, with full particulars, sod References to re spectable Parents arid Goan/tam who have Suss now at the Academy, may be had at the Blossums too, Lawrruce-henr ; 115, Wlntechapel ; • 64. High Holborn; 361, Oxfued•sireet, wear the Parrtheon; 130, St. Marina's lour, Chartieg Cr.....; 15, Wiadmir-terrace, City-road ; 123, Alderrgate-street, ap posite the Three Caps ; sod of Mr. Juhustune, Mr. Smith's Agent, 52, Burr-street, Exit Smithfield. FROM LAST NIGHT'S G4ZII7'TE. Foreign o,es, September 30, Mitt. Tive•Kiag has beer phased to approve of Mr. Jose Feei. natolva Thome:, a Cirarvil4 I Ir Loadou for the King of rite Viand Kingdom of Poriagal, Brazil, earl Mg . Commission in the Cardiganshire %I dais. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comilla ef CmAlran• John Plitioppr Alku Lloyd, Esq. to tic CAptain—dated Oc tober 18, 1841. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thema. NorriN, tale of Bia*vetoer, %VIII., altatiesalter„ front October 12 it. Ociolor 19, at ileac«, at the Court of Cvoioniatiosers of Bauksopte, Bavinaholl-,trect, Thaw, Fletcher, Imo or late of Qqeetshithe, LootNo, caal.se.ehaat, from October 5 to Novraatter 23, at clovers, at the Court of Comoiasirroers of Brookrupts, Basiarhall-attert. BANKRUPTS. Jamey Martin, of Or khans, Surrey. wheelwright, to arm render, October 5, 26, and November I?, at t+elve, as the, Collet of Consorissieners of Naokrupta, Laudon. Aflame?, Mr. Waller, Mitre Chambers, Fen. diner h.street, Loudon, and Kingstou.sepon Thames, Surrey. John Tym Middleton, of Stone, StafLw.l, coach. propr.e. tor, to iiireeneter, October 21, 22, and November 12, at twelve, at the Office of M Wheatley and Barlow. SWIM. AUG( Ver., Mr. Darbur, Fetter.laue, Lemke' ; and Meseta. W heatley and Harlow, Stone. William Butcher, of Sutioo.io-Ashfir 1.1, Nottingham, Fuer. err, to se, re oder. October 8,9, sod NOVPIIIIINT 12, ai el. urn, at the SWIM 18111, Manafield, Nottingham. Attorney., M . Hall and Brownley, Neer Boaerell-court, Carey. street, Londois ; and Mr. Maw, Mansfield. Samuel Grosso Hart, of Harwich, Esse xonerchasit, to surrender, October 8, 12, and November 12, at one. at the Coon of Commissioners of Bankropts, BaataEhall-atree i. Loudon. Attorney., Me . &under% Heywood, .u 4 Mat. thew., Upper Thanws.strett, London. William Lase, of Alderiosi, Gloure.ter. cattle dealer, to surrender, October 23, at six, 24, and November 12, at de vet., at the Hop Pole lan, Torkesbrry,Gloncester. Attur. neys, Mr. L. IViulerbol►am, Ter krabury ; sad Mr. W. C. Douse, Id, Chatham-place, Loodua. DIVIDENDS. November S. I. leech end J. Hiuehcliff, of Cale/at:m..oW, Lumluis,vrhulevale husaerv, •I use, ■t the Cuurt ul Co.. missioures of Batikrupte, Lundos. °: tuto' r 23. T. Santry, of Cottenham,Cambridgeokalcr sod chaplain. at eleven, at the Houp Inn, Cambridltr• October 24. R Frrocb, of Wimp..lr. Comb. idgv, dears. and chairmen, at eleven, at the Hoop lust, Cambridge. October 24. G. Rot hardeun, of Horacattle, Lingola, grocer, at 'team, at the George Ins, Ho ***** October 29. H. Trigg aid J. Ratliff, of Raiford, limber merchaute, at eleven, at the Court of Commiamonerepf Biskra's Ittainghall.eireet Loudon. Ortobtr 23. G. F. Keyes. of Anlahy, Kingllnu epos-Hall, vugar.losktr, •1 lb, Dug auJ Duck Tavtru, Utak-taut, Kivastorr.upue Hull.. . . _ . Ortutre . tr 22. T. &her, ■ow or late of Wulre. herniates, Star ford, teeictr, at tleveg, at the Star Hotel, Sluffisal, Sah , p, October 25. T. Crupper, of Werriogtnii, Laiicaster, iiml44- nieirhaiiv„ at sorter, at the Nsit's Head IV% Wsrrts[sua. October 23. W.l. Browse sad W. kerroode, of Liverpool, merchaota,ai twelve, at the make of Mr. Thomas George Illaarry. Water Siete , Lige , PUel• Oetobot . 22. J. 1). 1 1 ,;tehar.1; of Tipton, Milford. hula. deeper, tit ilia, at the 61 . 4.111te ton. Dia►eth, Warwick. Oelober 23. W. Ta)lar, of Great Yarmouth. Norfolk. me ows, at teems, at dm Cruou au l Auchorlsweeo, Gee's' Yoe mouth. Ocipber 24. G. Mahntisk, of °edify'', Darya, fanner, at eleven, at the 0111.Lyitahli law, Ulmer. . . October 27. A.G. !Clue, of Xiirt•cual t, heetter*strittf, Pmen Id. Ltion,: wierrhatil, at at the Court of n u rser. of flanks um., BaisinghalJareel, Loodh•a. No/Prober IL Y. Itlaathatts„. of &Ilford, near ti iel. , La. - engirt-. inalaufcluser, at two, at Ike Bridge...au A.D hf•wekeettr. October 28. J. Judd, lite of Dear", innkeeper, at tea, •t rl e Duaraale.. Yorkatire. October 28. H. B.aJersoa, of Dureasler, York, tuoit.-.- o e-, et tea, at the Guildhall, Dweeseer. CERTIFICATE-2.-0m SFR 44. • W. BO Oa , lase of Howailailiich, Luodwa, dater lPS Daltre. tarer.—J. Prier, of Ryail , Kira', %Cormier, deafer . —fl Hoshaad. of Plymouth, Drava. were. r —J. Proack, of 1) uo raster, York, hosoer.-12. Heady, of H.eage. Cotrawali, &roar. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV F.D. T S. Jarvis and W. 11'etlen, of Pats mos 4 bostdOds. heeksellers, Awing, 16, 1822.—T.J. Burgoyne sod H. Matace.. Of Duke.iorm I, Groestam•winsarr, 81,4Jkwt, altorarm Jai* 84, 1620.—W. U. Small Dad M..6a.hlingtna, of *VI eit4."4 l . Lowdou, deakrs is ewer, Se plembes 311, let).— M.. Pingo t mod A. Hades. of Thaair-alley, Logsdon, woollens. drawers, September 28, 1822....-J. Thompson mud K. Shaw, of Norwich, merchants, September 6, 1822.—T. M Parker and T. H. leigbiuw, of Ibe Climatical-works, Limellionse, Middlesex, Marcie 16,1821.—W. Morrie, and F. M. Hugh... of New Boadssilett, Middlesex, dress makers, September 29, 1822.—). C. Schultz, 0. ÜblendurfF, J. Reeddy, and C. Readdy, of Virginia street, St. George's, Middlesex, stirre rs doers, 80 Washer 28, 1882. MARKETS. [From "The tondo's Mercantile Price Current." of Tuesday, October 1,11322. J WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Coerte.—Thuugh the quantity of Plaatalsofeelreratt by aurtsuu has bee. limited, it has be.tt met by a lartosid de mand, and the prices of the ordinary aurta i have ►erth been supported, the few low of goad siltati , Y hive factod Pilecia*er" ■t about the reduction of Tuesday last, beettlie demiana has not bees lively for this deseriplion. The Foreign sorts have been in very little demand, and • few parcel* sit 84 Delmore) offered at public sale were mild 29. to 3s. per cwt. Mower, kiriail nothing has been done. The stuck of IVe.t India Coffee in now 3,919 fah% twine 1,874 lout lea• than at this time last year , present price, about Is. t er cat. lower. SVGAR.—The demand for Mwseovads kill been very steady throughout the week, with • tendency to higher prices, though no advance cuss be slated, except for ins Jamaica, which has in one insionee realised 80s. per cat. •ad very 74a.: the ether de.crlptious have firmly nuppirted our lot rivulet loan. FuttLIGN Seoric.—Two public sales, comprising MO cheats of white and yellow Havanna!' have rune off wilts great spirit fur the former dereeriptioo, and at a farther ad vases of about la. per cwt., the yellow, on the coutiat y, went rather lower. The stock of B. P. Sugar Is now 21,481 risks lea slum at this time last year; present prices 19.8 d per cat. leaver per Gazette gr. KLllll.—Th re hes been but little bufine.s; the prices are however without alteration. The stork of Russ is mils 09,484 puncheons, and price u: neer, L. 541. per gallon. . _ Ditto seine itillejukst year 34,115 puncheon', mad price of ilmnifs Is. W. per goakme. Pt Stine has berm is Ila. Jemmied, and sone his been offered by aware.; prices remain shalt. red. DTEWOODI.-lAg wood Ass hero sold •t the reductita sloolled , fee very good spesliry. FOPIIC Meg hetet in Figure de• wand, sad higlirr pilots have been übtmuid. N.cirst •• Wood is shady. kORTII ASIERICAN PROOCC Rouen TUIPaNTaII is • shade higher, im'cumeg of there liorseig been inure imquisy. LIVEIII'O4/1.. REPORT, SIPTIDIEFR la; These has b.., less Justus', kw Collor this week thus the penciling rue, but these is au sliesatiuu to prices. .Ilue saki, she 7,450 bap.. sad cooties of 2,206 Bused 'at 6J.•11.1, and • few ,runs Std.; 600 thine. at titl. • 0. 1 .4., and • few rimed to peon.. at 1114. a 14d ; 560 Teoptess. e at 6M. • 61..; 340 Sea Islati.l at I Id. a 15id,; SI milliard al 714. a 114.; .1,070 Perlis.* at Ind. • 10 6 . d.; laso Bahia al 5 . ..1 a 9.1.1.; 650 %holmium' at ei. w .I . 6 9 1 d. ; .. a few at 9',J ; 310 11'4.4 at 81 1 -1.; •80 Mira Nova at Elia. 100 Des;ieraiis at • 9t.1.; 50' Baibailiset at 7td.; 10 Grenada at "1,;.1.; 110 IlenEal al MI per lb. About 1,200 have 61 , 11 taker fur ex pos!, asd 700 or speculation • *betels uu Cuttuu inspuitt I at. week. tVe violins* to ►ave a gno4 demand for B. I'. Sugars and the Peh'it valve have tulle off at a nattier advance of is. bd. on brown and toirldtioe deaeriptioria; the quantity old 'll I,loo.eaake. lu Lest India ur Foreopo Sugar soothing hew been chute. In the early part of the week about SLl4Vput,.. throats of Mulimpo nese fakir' by the millers all ?Oa. a 304. for•Getnada and St Voireut, and tOe fo r Druirryg a . 'ru e •th as and heifer descriptions of Coffee being scarce, cam. niasid faith pcces; bet arilioary grdiliea are very heavy i f sale: 170 rooks trod 300 lugs of /awaits sad I.batels olfrre4 at auction, sold at SO.. a Ult. fur very ordosary, It*a. a 1111 a. ordinary to fine inditiary, 117 s. a Mi.. 6d. fur Isiskllutg patch; the Jamaica sohl at 94.. a 10114. for urdtorao its natal °Winery, 1141. a 121.. fur ititiddltag. and 1275. a tale kr good nitddlitir ; 41:0 bags of urdiorry Lad India aidlit'at v-tria. In Cocos, Ginger. and Piotruto, nothing douag; 3fa ism. a the latter ate advartised for sale us Mttlidln , tune. 200 tarts. of Rife have brroo diwoft4l of at 141. a lee. far uld, and 18.. a 19e, fur ors Carolina. I'ery bole has been dome to Ku•n ; a re• Jamaica, 14 (► P. bare brussuht 24. 2J. per gallon. The ratlynale to Gar. 'muds is a assail parcel of Cuba rustic as 101. 15a. per suu. In kelt' go alterattuo. !Odes futainue la bet aken fiesqy by the erAtle all they are letuught forward ; the gales tilos wetit are 12,000 dry Caw and Ott at 100 a 110 1,590 salted at 51 d , 2,000 East ludo dry Cute at 111 J. a 120 per IN.; 20,000 Home al Sti. 7d. a :M. 1141 each. (►f she Loot lath• goals uffered at auci sou yratesday steely 74 hates 43i. Better -041 at 131. 2a. hid. a 13/. 5. per eat. 'lke Ctuvea acre laktn iu at 3.. Shell Lac at 40., tittck Lac at 20a., and Guns Aaintt at 754. la Tubscio Ike sales have helm limited, prices are 1 , 13,1- tried. Our Cu, Marker is shady witlwat arty vaitattou it Ott..—Little busmes• ha. 6rru dune by the trade at Oliva warmed prices; them have t.te perdruarrir WINK II laWiry , mad as high as 281. per tau r.u. 'weft riven for WO fury. b e:, c.r r u of G,....,14„,1 tw„,,,h, 1., Li.,,,pu•L Cud t.hi beet. sold at 221. It. (math J.. there tubs berm very 1 4 1,41,. dose. HETIMOD Svo•R.—The demand has beta Ire; y .te.i.•y sauce seer la►t et rather higher pliers; tiwte mew novo t}. sellers under 76.. 6d. per cut, patchiest', eftallestuesto toe suede fior &heresy on a few seeks. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. FaVIIT io Ismael! Lk fused at the tutrasi Stha.:--A partial f I ekiC , lOU is the prte.avt 7bsao,Sitt b a . ta k.. pl.c►, moat 16.4144 r• having bees more es sell ; Ras is bandy istpthirted is ;sire. EAST INDIA PRODVCF.. COrfor.—The rale at the Lit ludo) Meow on last" ilsrl not attract much Wieldier, owl At dr mmHg.* "II beery, eicept for the Compauy's Coitus, which wag pot ry, as bit pit lb, sod iodated swum roospetitlims fur the better qualities ; of the 16,500 hales offered, about 11,090 sr • sold at awl immediately after the ask, twiny 'boot equally divsdcd between the hum, trade, exporters aid operulaUrts ;. the Swat sod Madras seat • redactors of td *4. prr lb. ; the /kapl suppurted the flume, pried, hot did warn Italy; he holid•sag ate the pendular* bind, 2:551 4.1. • .of lbw P• 1 1- d 3t, iurke tag; lk KM, Len • wad LEO