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. . • * Per Cent ,sw - • b s. .... i „ vitt . al _ . ~ 1-• t , 4 i • 7... -pl.: , :: , , t . t. l . —I:. %L i ... ad ,/ - 1 ......" , ' 1 214( , • Ai l t , .striwr )1v A IP NIP is It , . e ' ill N 1 r ) rAd 4 • ri l" •••• - - ' . i.. - or at . sp; ' 'T •- . ,' e s •••.• i r . 1 .... • t" • ~.. . _ . •• .. • '. , . - 1 • • i -f!" - , LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1822 /27, : . 41 :;tve.lo l 4o#ll p 4 1- I:: *lo'4 ./ . 44 wit A a- ? :1 ~, h If A S NUNNIOL 6167. *el, by purrhare, vice Natiriticson, nisi Arwood 29, 1622. Captain Henry Booth In be Siej.tr, by poreb Geld—dated as above. , Lienteoant James Coooodinto. to Ire Captai •ire Booth—dried a. abort. Ensien Edward Gelrre• I V a i iial? I 'M'el In b porches., vice ( oasidine-4.1..1 :.'bee t . Lord Spencer Augur/us Chrelyistor to be Ens vice Kepuel—d•ted a. above. 45th ditto—Sorgroa William Fmvih. from Hie 6th Foot, to be Sorer**. Srlt .t.•lin II exchanges—dated August Mr. I ' o2 . 55111ditto--Major Obartiaresibor It. Bout ha to be Major, rice Rub, tipprinted to the Auenst 29. 1821. • ~. i f 561 A ditto r..-Lientraitot W • Henry MI 1.1 or Giensdier Foot , aids, in be (. chase, vice Gualelik i i re tiler—dated ,C 57 h ditto—Ensign t itan Edward Pore) Bradshaw's I.ery, by Ciii.egli. v.re T who taehatiges tbc ilifTeretve- -1821. 631 rlitto-i-Seewed LlOstrwrant OecrTe Bu)lt 234 Foot, On be Ensign, vire Henry Si P . m cc 7d. MEW 171 C. 411114110 TA L, 174 Y-MA VICE T. NEVER ACTED. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. Soptentlver 9, will be I.erforised a aaw c.ic Open, is tbree acts, caled MORNING. NOON, AND NIGHT; or, TUE EOM ANCE OF A DAY. The Earl of Araslavnt, Mr. Tayl. sire; Lord Scribbletna, Mr Dona. Sir Simon Sareall, Me ; Captain Sae. roar, Mr. ' Johnsow ; %Omit.. Mr. W. Wet; Patrick, Mr. lir; Shark, Mr. Terry; Shingle, Mr. LZOOi Lee. Lydia, Patoa Amplia, Mn Jr.biistais l Favor, Mrs. Garrick Lwcy, Mrs. Jones; Goody Shoreham, Mrs. Pearce. To etsaclade with (10111 time), a new Farce, called FAMILY JARS! The Character, by Mesars. Terry, Leoai Lee, LiSlOO, Ox. berry. Coale,'. Mra. Genic*, sad Mrs. Pearce. Boxes 54 —Pit, 34.—Firat Gallery, S. —Second Gallery, Plsrss tor the Ewen In be takes of Mr. Mastineham. at EAST INDIA HOUSE, Scrim/sem 4, Mt. %VIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, !ranting kr • the EAST INDIES, els hareby gins ?Mite, That the COMMITTEE of SHIPPING will be reads to receive Proposals In writing, on WEDNESDAY the Instant, from uurls Perrion or PPIVIIII4 Mho may he willing to Build in the River TAnfillri nor n r more uoys. of the Burden of &Imo Stsly-Ace Tous, fur the service of the said Company. The Tenders, with the word: " T. oder to boil.' Hoye' on the cover, to be severalty reale., on and left sell, the ele,k to the Committee of Snipping at Ink Howe, at or before Twelve o'Cloelk. et Noon en the cild It3th Inseent, beyond wbstit boor DO itedee will be cocci,____• retires—elated rebate, vice 11-I.ver. Jill, by purchase, be Lieutenant, by ,algn by purcbaar, the 14111 lA, of M D. tabu half pay 43d Foot, 72d Foot—dated rnard, from the plain, by All/11111 IN 1822. teli, from half-pay, Thomas Daimon, 1 , .e--.datt:d July 11, from half.p ty ...ferry Sutton Fane, ahu eaclooodeo—d4i.d Aimee( 19, 1814. rlosive of 'lot ii.•. of customs rAof supirMa SIMON es the ihrreof lUtO local firitaio. PRICES OF CORN,.. %tr e k' ' , nriorm of the Average Peer of British Corn, n'inrheiner IN.Astrre, as retrired from the I.operiorn in Slue tespnetive Marilisle Cities awl Towns hi EP4land am/ WllirP, frOSO which lb., Priv. .shat Rorer, 1/ipurtaltuu are calculasast—Augass 11, INS. is . * • .. . ‘.; IZI 6.. Z e i i t. e .... 1 P CZ -- ---..... I. 4. I. I. c et. It. it ft.. cl s. 4. 38 9 19 8 19 4 19 11 99 9 24 Irs • JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The proposed dimensions and oilier particulars l'aperting the Hay in be Iteilt , ff y be. Snow,' up's' •pplir•iiett at the Office of the Cusupas)'s Mater Attendant at ibis House. - ricH WiNEX"ritrittre thj) of AI.E.ICAN JIL DER MATHEWSON, lair Ire , ..neine to the Merchant P 1.4 General Rld, &eras-A, by applying to Mr. o u e n , No. 3, Bell-yard, Melina' Commons, slay hear of some thing to their advsmage. To.m.r.ow, the Farce of X. Y. Z. On W. doesclay, the Farce of The Jew mid fie Dodo,. FOREIGN - 711EATRE-ROTAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. /THIS EVENING, MONDAY, September 9, • ill be acted (4113 time), a nns. Oprretia,calle,l GERMAN PAPERS. r • • VIM saroaly AVSUSr 20. , The Allgaireino Miaow of the iSth itas the 14. lowing article 85th ditio--Assimigt-Surgeon William Bnhan. frog) the 13th Light Dragoons. to hellergeon t •ice Mitkeiey, decesstd --dated August 8, IEr.".J. THE FAIR GABRIELLE The Overture sad Music composed by Buboes Lie.es, rag. wit► she exception of one Song and • INiet be Mr. Inert. and she original French Airs rf '• Gabrielle" and Vise klenri Qoatre" Ql4lllfr, Mr. T. P. Cooke; D'Essien, Coast de reovrri, Mr. Rosibothsm; Elm, Mr. Premiss; Mr. W. Emmett. Gabrielle, Miss Carew; Estelle, MN • J. Wei ppei I. - • After which (Bth time), a neer Musical Firer, in two act; called GRETNA GREEN. Lord Lowey,.ll, Mr. Fraroun; Mr. Tornkin.. Mr. W. Pen men; Mr. inviting.. Air. Wreath; Larder, Mr. Purr. Min Carew; Betty Finultin, Miss Kelly. conclude will, (21st lime), a new Operatic Drama, i■ tam arta, csUed THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF GILHLAS. . . G.I Was (need *evade's). Miss Kelly ; Gil Provo, Mr. Mi Bennett; Picare, Mr. Wrenelt ; Finlasdo, Mr. T. P. Coolie; Aralleope de LIMOS, Mr. Waleson; Mr. Wanes; Domingo. Mr. J. knight. Doses Menem, Miss Come ; Leonardo, Mrs. Brya'. Doors topes at Half-past Sit—Performance begins at Stveo—Second Price at Nine. 8911151 ; Second Price 3s.—Pit 35.; Second Price Is Id. —Larger Gallery, 2s. ; Second Puce I.s.—Upper Gallery Is. ; Served Price Ad. The Fair Gabrielk—Gretna Green--and The Youthful Dips of Gil Bloe r will be performed every Evening IJI (or iel,' major. DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, IN EST IR I NSTER- B It I DG E. rIS EVENING, MONDAY. September 9, end during the week, Mr. Dilndin's sp!rodid Melo &sonde Ronaanee, entlerl ALEXAN I)ER TILE GREAT. AND THALESTRIS, THE AMAZON, lotroaluriog the besolifol Seed of Howes. 11. DIAVOLO ANTONIO, stud the origsmil CAM PRODIGY, together u.s the Double Flyiog tee Slack Roy. Mr. WILSON'S decant Performince on tSe Tight Rope. STILL VAULTING, -by Twelve Equectriaoo. To conclude limb THE SMUGGLER'S DAUGHTER. In the press, in one velem* po.ii goo. T HE TRIALS M A ItG AREI LY N DSA Y. se ORPHAN , Ey the Anther of N Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life!' 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Whiltrker ; Simrkin and Maral•all ; Lloyd and Sun; and C. %nigh. London; and A. Constable and Co. ; Manners and Maier ; and J. Fairburn, Edinbergli. Of whom may Oslo be had, . . 1. DR. BLAIR'S SERNIISNS, handsomely printed in 5 vols. See. price 1/. 10s. in boards. 41•011wr Edition, is he pocket volumes, price li. 211. le lairds; end a suppler Edition. rioted elegantly in • large* type, stab a Pocked tif tie Aigher t price 31. la boards. 2. LECTOREI on RHETORIC sad BELLES LET. TR ES. Thirteenth Edition; in 2 vols. Bvo. price 18s. in boards; also 10 four pocket volumes, 'lice 18s. in boards. FROM SATURDAY !WIGHT'S GAZETTN. Edinburgh, August 29, 1921. Tlw King was Ibis .I■ 7 pleased so rooter ilw honour of Kinglethand on Aslant Ferguson, Esq. Deily-Knere of lug Nepalis of kupsland ; and on Hoary Hatboro, of Stock briar, &I. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. if ar•Offer, Septetslitri, 1122. Ist Reglatest of Life Guarde--Breret Major Richard Mos. taxer Uakee In be Major, by purekare, vice Cantac, wits retires—dated August 2, 1822. Unstylish John Hall to be Captain, by pereliase, vice (lakes—dead a. above. Cornet sad Sub liestesaist John Galway Morley to be Liemtesant, by purchase, vice Hall—dated as above. Richard Parker, Gras. In be Corset and Sob-Linstesant, by porches., vice Moseley--dated se shove. 2;1 ditto—Lassies: at John ihrberd Broadhead, from half. pay 12th I.ight Dragoon', to be Lineament, vire Thomas Kisigeeme, who excisassgm--itated Augmt 8,1822. 7th Regimes,* of Dragoon Guards—Captain George Walter Moan, from half-pay 23d Light Dragoose, to be Captain, vice Williams Maa•irld Morrison, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference beton* a fell-pay Troop and a fell.pay Cuaripary—dated as above. let sr Greesdier Regiment of Etch fhards—Captain lam henry Bernard, from half pay bash Foot, to be Lieu. Intent and Capais, vire Charles James Vyner, who ex ' avenges— dated August 29,18/2. Ensign Jeans Retwiteos Cranford, tile Or the Id Ford, to be F.aligie end Lieutenant, by pinches', vice Bacued, prosnut.d in she 581 ls Foot—dead oa above. Snjeant T►om.s Ferris to be Quadrennial/Pr, vim George Mob'', who retiree apou fell pay—dated as above. 4tb Regiment of Fout—Liemenatit Holmes Dot. tom to be Ceptatis ! by purchase, 'tee Frye, who retiree-- . doted Aogoi.t lb, 1822. F.a.igto Richard Clatioode to be Lierteosol, by parebate, Bice Dultoo—dated as above. - . 71h ddiu--Ciptai• Fr, Mick Fargahancso, frost half pay rob Fool, to he espial*, eke Edward Alosigan, who ex. thriugeo, rarefying the dlfferessee--dated August 22, 1822. la#h ditto--Gealleums Cadet !Wheat Daly, hum the Royal Alibiary Colteer, lu be Ensign, srallauui Purebase—slaird Auer,' 8, 1822. ?luta ditto—Geettemaa Cadet Thomas Burke, from Ike Royal Military College, to be Emilio, without purchase— rimed es shore. _ - 30th ditto—Geometries, Cede. Mime Arsaelremr, from the Iltoyal Military College, to be Ensign, without purcbsae— _ dated Aorta 8, 1824. - 11.1 Jiito—lieriesant Thornse Richard Plumb', front the 45th Foot, to be Lueeteuani, vire Ilantiltots,oppuioted to Foot—dated iflitgo.t 15,1824. 33d thtto—Liewaromot Learteoce Gismo, from the MIN . - Foot, to be Lieutenant, •ire Hoary Halford, who retires niter half pay 80th Foot—dated August 8, 1822. E09..1C11 Thomas Jawwwthilloway, from half-pay 15th Foot, to 1w Ensign, withunt purchase, vire Cameron, deceased—. timed Almost 15,1822 39th iiitto--Moyor William Frith, from Ibis 7111 Foot, to he Major, vice Sir Charles Caykr, Hart. appuiuteJ to the 89th Font—dated Aogasi 29, 1822. Grni Imola Cadet William J. Owes, from the Royal Military College, oti be E.tiaiguomiltuut purchase—dated depot 8, 1833. 4O I. Riehard Thornhill to be Lieutenant, without porehow, vice Eve Boiler, 4/recoiled—dated Aograt 15, 1841. Cornet Williston, frivol hsW pay llth Light Drs. 'noon, to be Essig'', nice 'Rotolo August 15, 1822. 431 iiitto-51rjor Haverllrld to be LieuteoasirColo 69th ditto—Major Sir Chaste% Cayirr, Bart. from the nth Foot, to lie Major. •iee elsmilm*Jame• Borrow. who eel.rell upon half p , y 4341 Foot—delta allot 294 1 62 2 . 72d ditto—Brevet Liewterimit Colonel Joh. Boit, from the SStb Foot, to be Allot. vice Frith, appointed to Slur 38th Fuut—doted a+ above. 77Th ditio--lieutenent Henry Hanoi horn the Slit F.tot, to be I.kuienant, stet Jacob Gismo Rolm*, who re tires upon b olt-pay 43111 Foot—dated August IS. 1822. ._ _ 781 h diliu—Majol-Grner..l jrS Edward Reno', K C.B. (rum the Rifle Riiiceile, to br Colonel, cite Lirotepant General Sir Samuel A echos'', C.C.S. deceased—dated August 25, 1522. 63d Ditto. To be Captains without purchase—Lieutenant George Mee, vice Hest, decesse4l—dated August 8, 1821; and Lieutenant Ricbs.d Fitzgerald Holmes, vice Phillips, deceased—dated August 29, 1822. To be Lieutenants, without putchme—Ensign William Driberg, vice Meer-dated August 8, 1822; cud Lieut.- maw Cbarles trivia from half pay 73d Foot, vice Holmes —dated August 29.1812. 89111 ditto--I..tesieuant John James Sq.-gent, from half pay 80111 Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Gram', •ppuiutcd to the :i3d Foot•—dated August 8,1822. Rifle Brigade. Majnr.Graeral Sir Andres, Francis Barnard, K.C.11 to he Colonel-Commandant of a Battalion, vice Major-Gent rsl Sir Edward Barnes, K C.R. appointed to the coinuusud of the 78111 Foot—dated August 25,1822. Royal V. term) Battalions. Paymaster Edward Edmunds, from the half-pay of the late Bth Royal Veteran Rattail .... , to be Paymmter of a Veteran Donohoe—doted August IS, lat. Royal Ali Iran Colonial Corps. Brigadier-General Sir Charles 111'Corilly, from half. ply Royal Affirm% Corps to be Colunel-Coromsodan I —dated April!, !Wit. Captain J•uses Chisholm, from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Wajor—datsd as shore. To be Capttlm—William Henry Blenkaroe, Esq. frosts the AMeaft essapse)% (with temporary risk to she army)—ikied as abi• Lieutenant Alestairder Gordo, Latta!, from the 2J West lochs Regiontut--dated April 3, Itt24; and Capta4 Thomas th.tiald, from half-pay Royal Wrat India Rangers—dated Augast 29, 1922. To be Lieutenants. John Sweaty, Gest. from the African Company's service (with temporary rank is the army)—dated April 25, 1,122. James Jocksoo, Gent. from the African Cusupsoy'e service teaspotsry reek in the army)—dated sv shove. James Mallen, Gent. from the Arrival' Company's service (with temporary cask in the army)—Jared a • above. Herbert Heads, Gent. from the African Company's service (with temporary rack is she armi)—dated as above. Lientenasl John Geese Blake, frum half-pay 23i1 Foot— dated August 29, 1922. Joeeph Travers. Gent. late Lieutenant in the 15th Foot— dated as above. To he Realigns. Edward Edwards, Gent. from the African Company's err vice—deter April 2, 1822. Robert Erskine, Gent from the African Company's service —dated as above. John Heavy Greediest, Gent. from the African Company's serirke.--8111,11 se above. To be Aeljaniat with the Rank of En.ign. . Serjesed Major Jaya Biome, freak the 21 West India Regi roest—s4stell April 2, 1822. BREVET. Captain Cherie , . Herri•oe, of the 20111 Foot, to be 51.j0r i• the Amy—doted August IS, 1822. Mr The ORaff.lll,ll6llllllll Officer. are to be replaced upon the Retired Lim, they being certified unfit (or timber service, by Military Medical Officers:— BreveCilia* Archibald Miutyre, of the let Royal Vetere. BastaHo*. Lieutenant WiUiem Carriogton, of the lot Royal Veteran Battalion. &wigs Roderick klarkeazie, of the lit Royal Veteran Bamboo. Resign Audrey/ Montagu hums Detraford, of the ht Royal Veierao Baitshow. Brevet-Major dleamoder Aleminder, of the 3J Royal Vete. ran patiolieu. Lifyiroart Diror Collin wood, of IA( lil Royal Voteless Banally°. Lieutenant Walloons Wainwright, of the 3d Intl Vetera n Battalion. _ Eimign Thomas Byrne, of the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. The ►xrhange between Captain Nicht,ll., (ruin the half. pay 25th Light Dragoons, and Captain Jones, of the 99th Foot, as slated in the Gazette of the 22d JUille lao, has not taken place. The exchange between Lienteneat Cerfithl, from the half-pay 22d Foot, and Lient.nant trkelly, o f the n t h Foot, as stated in the G isette of the 29th Jour last, has not taken plate. The COMMilill;01114 of Lieutenant Stanford, of the 00th Foot, and Lieutenant Harding, of the 08th FUOI, have been antedated to eke 24th July 1522, that bring the date they owed ho bear. Coatiotissiows signed by the /.end Lieutenant of Out Could, of Demo. Juba James, Emy. to he Deploy Lieutenant-4mM y umm y 81,1822; and Jahn Francis Werth, E.q lu be claw-4sta February 20, 1844. Ninth Devon Regiment of Militia. Charles Rome, Gem. 10 be brut —Jared February 20, Mt. Royal Ist Devon Yromaary Cavalry. To be Caplaias—The Hue. Charles Redolphsis Trefusla— dated January 10, 1822; . sod Julia Worth, jun. Esq. vice J. Gowen, rtitigoed—dalcd August 5;1822. To be Lleutesaisis--Joho Carew; Gent.--ilatrd September 29, 1820; Thomas Hole, Grist. vice Francis Poole, reviussed— dated October 9, 1820; Thomas Miaow, Gest. vies J. W. resicrued—.4lated Morels 21,1821 ; Harry James, Geist. vice Trelboir, pwoloird—doir.l February Vs, 1821 ; and Tristram IYalwisd Whittrr, Geut.—dated May 8, 1822. To be Corooto--Frsoeit George Coleridge, Grit.—dated April 29, 1820; end Rub•,•• Cone Barton, OM. 11101 1 Limes, promoted—dated 11eirh 111„ 1102. North Devon Y.osserc Cavalry. To he Captain—Francis Chick, aim, Esq. vice Budd, resign. ed —dated March 3, 1821. To be l,i u enrol—Zachary Hammett Drake, Gent. vice F. Clsieltseter, promoted—dated March 11, 1811. To hr• Cornets—Anthuoy Deane, pro,. wire A. Itavek 9 ^ o l promoted—dated August 111, 11130; Jolla Grover, Gent. vice G. Norwood, reargued—dm, d Preempt/ 8, 1821; Ziemer Drab., jan. vice .1. &warm, rei:ened--deted Is above; sod John Whyte, G.-wt....dated Fr bruary 11,1822. East Devote Legion Yeomanry Cavalry. To he Lienteuant-Colonet—Jahn Keunsway, Esq. vie• T. Browne. resigned—dated June IS. 11122. To he Major —Jobs Here, Fag. viee J. Kenna 'y, promoted... dated as above. To be Captains—Charles Devon, Eaq. vice .1. Brre, pro. milted—dated a. ribose ; and Henry Porter, vice H. Per cher, emignerl—dated October 4. 1811. To be Lieutenants-81. E. Bloomfield, Gent. ,ire T. Clarke, accessed—dated as above ; Beery D Harvey, Cleat. vice 11. Pa e, resighesl—.dated October 18, 1821 ; and Wit. Ham Burn, Gent. vice E. Turin., re*igsed-4Med Hove.- bee 24, 1821. To he Curvets—Frederirk Drew., Gent. —dated September 25, 1810 ; and Augustus Browne, Groh—dated October 25, 1821. To be Asaiiitsirt.Surceon—William Henry Carpenter, Geat. vice T. C. Hine, resigned—dated November 11, 1800. South Hams Yeomanry Cavalry. H Ivry Tonkin, Gent. to he Curnet—dated December 7, 1821. John H. I.useombe, Gent. to be Surgeon—dated as abuse. Kellock, Gent. to be AssisiaraSurgeuu—dated as above. Ju.iss Rogers, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeou—dated as ibuve. Come/mien in the North Somerset Yeomanry Celialry, rigged by the Lord Lieutenant of the County offlomenet, Juno Swart Hippie'', Esq. to be Alajor—d•t,d Anon 15, 1822. COMUlliatiefilt in /As South Hrnir Yeomanry Cavalry, sigma bg the Lord Lieutenant of Ike County of Southampton. T.. be Licateoants—Charts Philip Ruse, Gent.; Richard Jamießv, Gru t. ; and Thomas Sabi Grot.—all dated Asa goat 16,1822. BANKRUPTS. John Prytoe, lute of Christchurch Twynelians, Southamp ton, merchant, but nuo a prisoner in Dorchester gaol, to surrender, September 17, at five, 19, and October 19, at ten, at the King's Head Ins, Womborne-Minsirr, Dorset. Attortie2, Mr. W. C.atlemau, Wimborste, Dorset. William Lucas, of Burphans, Some:, farmer, lo strrrender, September 27, 28, and October 19, at eleven, at the Croon inn, Arundel, SOY/Irk. Annear's, Mr. T. Freeman, Arundel, &Haiti ; and Messrs. Freeman and Heathcute, Culeman street, ILAndon. William Harvey Smith, of Pevershont, Kent. linea•drsper' to surrender, September 10, 17, and October 19, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, &sleighsll street, Loudon. Attosary, Mr. 1). Jones, Sias-leue, London. Wili TOIEI4IIOE, of Chatter, wine-merchant, to S.F. render, September 13, 14, sad October 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioarzs of Bankrupts, Basioghall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Chancery-lane. Thomas Browning, sen. of East Malting, Kent, farmer, to surrender, September 17, 21, and October 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Suisse'sll streeS Leodoe. Aitotrer, Mews. Clans% gni Grier, High street, Borough. Charles Humphries, of Ristiopsgate-street, Loudon, listen draper, to surrender, September 20, at twelve, 21, and October 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rapt., Basiaghallostreet. Attorney, Mr. D. Jose', Sise-laer, Loodua. Jobs Day mad Richard Day, of Camberwell-yreea, surrey, steoe-teasoaa, to sarreader, September 13, 14, and Ociuber 19, as tea, at the Court of Coastroasiwrs of Baetireprs, B■siaghsll-atreel, London. Attorney, h. Sheller, 111,11baolt. street, Weettaieste►. Thomas Davis, of the M Merles, Loudon, aletioare, to see render, September 20, at twelve, 21, sad October 19, at ten, al the Court of Commissioners of Baokrupts, Basing%)ll street. Attorney, Mr. Thomson, Geurgestmet, Mieuries. Nicholas Cribb!. and Moen Helayer, late of East Stone house, DCVO*, builders, to surrender, September 20, 21, aid October 19, at elevea, at the Kies'a Aries Inn, Fo►e street. Plymouth-Mork. Attorseys, Mr. William Makiesee, Eleacitert, Middle Temple, London ; aid Messrs. Leach, Lugger, sad Little, Plynouth•Dock. Jobe Harris. of Biessiagbase, aail•factor, to sorreader, September 13, 14. sad October 19, at 'levee, at the Hoe mid Chickens Hotel, New-street, Birmingham. Stenger', Messrs. Long and Auatea, Holborn•roort, Gray's-lee. London; sad Messrs. Swill', Arnold, sad Heise., Birmingham. Robert Joims. late of Newport. Monntosith. witaie-meo. cheat (bet sow a primers" in the King's Bench Prime), to rerreuder, September 25,26, sad October 19, at twelve, at the commercial Room., Bristol. Atiornept, Meters. Boar. dittos and Hewitt, Bread•streel, Chespaide, Loudon and Messrs. Bevan sad Britten, Bristol. Thomas Herrin the yousger, sow or late of Reiland. Monmouth, cordwainer, I. surrender, September 17, 111, sad October 19, at the Beaufort Arms Ise, Moemoet►. Attor neys, Mr. W. R. King, Serj►aut's 100, Fleet-sheet, Lomita, ; sod Mr. C. Chadbefli. Nettllllllll. • DIVI DEN D& September 90. T. Whokelt and W. Windeatt, of Tovistork, Devon, fellmougers, at deer., at the Royal Hotel, Ply aseutb. October 8. R. Schott", of Warblers&ld, York, eora-mer. choot, at elegem i at th e Sessions Homo, Waluarlef. September 30. .I.fisoodersoo, lair of Suitor, sod T. Mu ter', late of Pogue Bedford, cora dukes, at eleven, at the Ben lan, 84(1e:wade, Bedford. September 30. T. ihrkins, of Liverpool, merchant, at 11111 r, . . at the George los, Licerponl. September 311. J. Heehoe, late of Uteruses, Laneaster, vic tualler, at elects, at the Rraddyll's Areas lota, Ulcerates. October 4. J. Wood, of Buntiogbiss, broker, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Tt ople-row, Birmiaghast. October I. J. Garble, T. Bolling, and C. Fell, of Bolton teethe-Moors, loneseter, cotton spinners, at el the Star Ins, Manchester. CERTIFICATES —B2rrratarn 28. iVoi. T.rtte►, of Reckboli House, Leyroa„ Essex, dealer is honest.—T. Sexism, of Ashton, near Rims'Derain, brass. f..soder.—W. N. Hales, of Bibles, gisffurd, mercer.—J. Carter, of Mercer.sireel, Loog.sere, Middlesex, ousel. 'Mater. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. H. L.glitfoot and H. Sterthens, of Upper George- Street, and Adam-Ariel-West ' Mary.le boar, Mithileors, paper stainers, March 22, 1822.—T. A 11... and R. Jones, of Nelson-place, Fourrisio•place, City-road, chip hatremers, Segos* 28, 1821.—J. Graters and I. Emery, of M. Alban's, Hertford, laank.ers, December 31, 1821 —lt. Dods and C. Claire, of At. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, haberdasher., As oar 20, 1822.—J. H. Marlyn sad J. Pearce, of Bartlett's. Owe, Holborn, jewellers, September 2, 184.—G Lingo sod J. Liras, of Combat, broker., September 6, 1822 G. C. Wiltshire so 9 J. C. T. Kneen, of Soar lane, Landon, merchants, Amami 31, 1822.—G. Palmer sod J. Palmer, of Ithwyte-leowe-lane, St. Mary-le-hoot, Middlesex, teal-aser. champ, September 6, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brew• or AI isitcovaths flow, row. pittrd truss the Retains am& iw the nark eediel•the 4th nay of Sagtrober, lett, i• Ws, 3141. per busiest' wright„en " Wawa, Angara 0. . " le scowling yea the ainsesed faithful traiiststioe (from the Preuch), of the two ootes which I have before mentiosed,, addressed by the Poese..oo the I 6thof July, se Coast Luifow end Lord - &nus ford, I have ao other view than to melte you ito- r gummed with the progress and probable conclu sion of the. siegocistioors wnh the .Torkish Mi nistry, which confiners to evade all the last de: insects of Mums. I protest against all false inter pretatious from which the eneiiiies of peace might derive hopes of a breads with. tax Porte. lime in the present state of Europe a war with the Porte is no more lobe thought of. Thesettotes remain a lost, iug monument of arrogance, and of the boldest contempt of the justest demands. " The Porte, while it coofidently Wheelies thee the delayed evacuation of the frontier provinces in Asia, is a cause of the continued iosurrectiors of the Greeks, subverts, is it were. all tiee t►enties at one stroke of the pen. A kind of snrithemli pat the same time pronounced against the Greek nation. as it is declared to be excluded from all offers without distinction of the i ocent and guilty indi viduals. Iu political aiiiiihilatiou, therefore, td- not its total extermination, is plainly pfo flounced. We must confess that we ►ndeed know the terrigance of the Turk but could scarcely have expected this. On the whole, we have never been deceived with respect to the policy of the Turkish Ministry, and always admitted its yielding only is ors hypothesis ; but we are glad that peace will be maintained ; and look forwa.d with no little curiosity to the moment when all the documents ut these remarkable negociatious shall br laid fitful,- the public. For the two Hospodars, two passages of the notes may appear of particularly serious im port, " S. E. Whined Mint Paella, Gouverneur Withal de Si-. listria et des Rives du Danube publiera leer weasisation and then "et lout le resit n'y fern." Shall this, perhaps, be a presage of their fate NOTE WHICH THC SUBLIME POSTE CAIISCII TO BC DELIVERED TO THE ♦UsTEIAN isTcamUNCio, 10TH JULY, 182 i. " la the last Note tibieb woo preaested osi the part of the Ottoman alliwistry to I ter illostrloss friend Gum Lamm, late io and Minister Pleaipoteatiary of the llopethi Awt►iaa Coort, he was iaformed that the &ablaut* Porte. always attestive to maintain ita frieudly relititteil with the Ruttiaa Coors, and alto the anteral pewee sod tranquillity. and aerepulortly mindful to follil its etwreatioas, had coo sidered of the memo, of promptly escalates the regoktious relative to the two proclaims. "The Sublime Porte, at all times faithful to its promisee Rives os this oceasioo a fresh prepaid it. It might hove her. ripened that the two cuoditioos, the surrender of thefogi tires, and the evacuation of the froutiere of Asia, would have been aeroutplished; bat the falSlnarat at these wbkh engin sot to have met with imp objectioa„ or comowatiing in the part of Russia was delayed, sod this cra tonsatance is evidtatly the 044 came that the Rivers of the general iusurrectsou have oat yet beta inns. goished. As oar expectation is this respect has been deceived, the term at which it was presumed that the fate of the two provinces should be Sued, might be coasidered as expired. Nivel-sleek**, the Sublime Past.. according to socieut usage, has just chusea two nal lee Boyar* . for the two provinrea, namely, lobo Staled:a tor Moldavia. sod l.itiori Gliiks for Wallachia. This meastre has been jotiged necemary on accusal of the obstinacy with which the Gunk. persevere in their revolt, sad from paittient prin ciples which r.quire the owe-buten of nil etesiefreit (Ores, eves of those who have not take. part in the rebellion. " As the investiture of these Hospodass Is the capital itself would have required many remission's and foresahtito, and as they name heie merely as traveller without attend sate, it has levee determined to preveat a useless wawa of time, that those too Boyars, each accosnpoisieti by a 111•110• metes, should be sent directly to Silistria, where Rehoused Selina Pietist. Governor General sad Consmander.kratief of Ilse Army of the Bauoh•, shall publish *hoe wousirattioo, *ad jawed them with the Callao. The ordinary legislate*. . as well as the other formalitser, will take place all *ditties; they will there farm their Court, aril them repeat ea their capitals. " The present Note has been drawn up In amulet the In terouncio, our friend, of thine isteseares takes by the Sub. lime Porte, and assure him of our consistreesies, eke. " Cuastattlistopk, 27th of Sebewal, 1237." The note additioed to Lord Strongford on the same dry is to the same effect, and newly in the mune terms.—( Frankfort Papers, August 314 PARIS PAPERS. mtg. SrPTFIIISIM 4. A private letter from Fianklutt luniislies us with the following details:- 4 , We are much occupied here by the approach ing Congress, awl attempts are mote to cateu tar its probable retulta. The system of the Austrian Cabinet is known, and it is naturally expected that it will again preponderate in the diplomatic assem blies of Vienna and Verona. It is to be presumed that every effort will be redoubled to maintain at any price the existing system ; and that above all things • was in Europe will be guarded against, particularly in the East. In • word. to give stain lity to &Demist institutions. end to prevent innova tion, is the Ministerial policy which animate., and ninth will 4:outlaw to ungulate the Diplomatist.