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- . , .., .. . 7 ( - .. ' • * 7t 41 5 . . .......- ' . ...• . _ „0........, ) . ......."_., NI t La y', • I,- ..... 4 s, , .i • e• ~ ••• , V . . (!..... jr I t A .. . 4 7' LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1822. A umBER 6146. Pawn 7d. NBW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. August 15, will be performed the Comedy of THE HYPOCRITE. Doctor Cantwell (td time), Mr. Terry; Sir John Lam bed, Mr. `loony,; Colossi Goebert, Mr. Joiner's • Direly, Mr. Baker ; illaw.worse. Mr. Liston. Old Lady ' Lambert, Mrs. Pearce; Yoong Lady Lambert, Miss Boyce; Char lene, Mrs. Chaiterley. After which the Opera of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Fiero, Mr. Lows; Fiorello, Mr. Lentil Leo; Asloaio, Mr. Ta,kure; Clierobiso, Mra. Challerley ; Coast Algae viva, Mr. Jones. Commies, Alaaariva, Mr.. Garrick Ss• was. Mao Paton. Ta-mor►ow, The Marriage of Fipro—Peler F,.—aid Match- orakiug. Ou Salarday, The Barber of Seville: Boris, Miss Palos ....Katherine and Petruchio—and The Wedding Pay. NEVER ACTED. THEA TRE-ROYA L, NO MU OPERA-110USR, STRAND. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Asignot 13, slit be tried Oral time), a new Operatic Drams, is Ave act', to be rolled GIL BLAS, at 17. 25, 52. A Prologue will be spoken by Mr. Bartley. h Acts I and 11, t►e Scene is laid at Penoadur sod in ih Neighbourhood. Characters—Gil Bias (aged 17), Miss Kelly; Gil Peres, 111 r. W. Bennett; Picaro, Mr. Wrench; Rolaodo, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ambrose de Laurels, Mr. Wilkinson; Lope, Mr. Callahan; Domingo, Mr. .1. Knight. Donna Memel., Mks Carew; Leonardo, Mrs Bryan. Io Act 111, the Scene is at Valladolid. Characters—Gil Bias (aged 25), Mr. Pearmao; Dos Fee. lady, Mr. J. Bland; Count de Pulan, Mr. Johnson; Picaro, Nr. N'rencli; Rolando, Mr. T. P Cooke; Ambrose de La pels, Mr. Wilkinsoo. Dona' Meneia, Miss Carew. la Acts IV any V, the Scene is at Madrid and its Vicinity. Characters—Gil Blas (aged 52). Mr. Bartley; Philip IV. of Spans, Mr. Rowbotham; Don Gaston, Mr. Broadhurst; Pica,.. Mr. Wrench; Riilaodu, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Antonia, Miss Kelly; Marietta, Miss Povey. To which will he added the Cowrie Operetta, called FIRE AND WATER. DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, August 15, To-morrow, and Saturday (fourth time), a new awl' splendid Melo-dramatic Romance, interspersed with Songs, DOM, Choruses, Deuces, Combats, Pageantry, gad Eques wise Evolutions, ott a Scale of Magnitude peculiar to this Theatre, called ALEXANDER TILE GREAT, AND THAI.ESTRIS, THE AMAZON, latrodocing the whole Stud of beautiful Horses, their Performances arranged by Mr. Davis. The Drama written awl produced by Mo. C. Dibdia, and will comprise fifteen entirely sew Scenes. Mr. O'ilson's graceful Performances on the Tight Rope. Equestrian Exercises by ii. Yorkshire Phenomenon, without Saddle or Bridle. _ To couclode orilb lbe admired Harlegoioade, called INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS. SURREY THEATRE. • T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, August is, will he lierformed THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL; OR, KING JAMES AND HIS TIMES. Willi THE INNKEEPER OF ABBEVILLE; OR, THE HOSTLER AND ROBBER. _ . . _ Aed To-murrow will be perforated • new Grand Se►ious aid intere•ting Sfelo-Drawie, called The Murderer; or, The Devoted Son : with the new Greed Splendid Melo-Drame, ailed Zenaldi ; or, The Day of St. Mark. N.B.—Children under eight years of age admitted at half NEW SPLENDID HISTORICAL DRAMA, And most positively the Last Week or THE BEAR AND DOG'S ENGAGEMENT. SADLER'S WELLS. TEVENING. 'THURSDAY, A agvot 15. .11. and two folloning Eveninr, the Entertainments *ill commence at H•lf-past Six prreisely, with the Forest Scum horn VALENTINE AND ORSON, is which 4r. H.Simpson's real Bear will display her wonder• tut sagacity. Valentine, Mr. Lewis; °coon, Mr. H. Simpsoo; Hugo, }lr. Fellows. After which • Laughable Parcells (in One Aci) called CHERRY BOUNCE; OR, GAMMON AND SPINACH. Tu which will be sailed (fourth lime) a oplesidid Srrio-Comic Historical Drama (in Three Acta), called JOAN OF ARC ; OR, THE MAID OF ORLEANS. Mirka of France, Mr. Lenin; Beauvais. Mr. Campbell; Volianto, dr. Keeley; Florian, blr.Vale. Joan of Are, Mrs. Egerton. End of the Drama, as Occasional Address will be spoken by Mrs. Egr rion. . . . . . . The whole to conclude with THE RIVAL INDIANS; OR, THE FAITHFUL DOG ESSEX.-WANSIEAD HOUSE. Superb COREA.' N TAPESTRY, in the finest Preservation; beautiful DAMASK sod VELVET HANGINGS; excel. lent PAINTINGS; fine SPECIMENS of ANTIQUE SCULPTURE in MARRI.E, BRONZES, STAINED GLASS; costly FURNITURE, FIXTURES, and utiles. EFFECTS. I%lit. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent street, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, 'kit on MONDAY, the 26th August, 1822, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, lie shall offer FOR SALE, AT WANSTEAD HOUSE, ESSEX, The ARTICLES DEFERRED at the LATE SALE, Together with various uncleared Lots. The Taoistsy is in the finest priservatiou, representing the Triumphal Entry of Alexander into Babylon ; Alex each( sad Hephistion at the Tent of Darius ; Alexinder's Patasse of the Grum us, of the finest workmanship, a chef . (tour ; Telemachus at the Island of Crete ; Venus and Cupids ; Vulcan with hat Thunderbolt. ; Diana after the Chase, with her Attendants; Maas returning with the Spoil rof War; and num mu. others, equally flue, and on 1.1,117 interesting subjects; beautiful Damask and Velvet Ileuelage ' of exquisite workmanship ; a few fine Paintings, Anti que , Mai hie Sculpture, Bunts, ornamental Vase., &c.; fine Bronzes, costly Furniture, State Bedstead. and Furni tures; Bede and Bedstead. of various description. • Wiudow I winos ; Velvet Ottomans ; Chairs ; Dieting, Li brary, and other Tables ; Fenders and Fire Irons; valuable Fixtures i la Stoves, Grate., Ovens, &e. ; capital Iron Wire Inviable } curing; a Fishing Boat ; and numerous other Effects. To be viewed on Thursday, Friday, aod Saturday preced. Ing the Sale, by Catalogers, at Ss. each, to admit two per. sour, which may be bad coo the Premises; at Messrs. Rob. sus, Lightfuot, and Raiment, Castle-street, Leiceater.square; at Strum Bruadrett, Spirits, and Reddish, Temple; and of M r. itylmul, 170, ltoigesteitreet, opposite Bsrliogioe. tirtet GRAND MILITARY FETE!!! Under the especial Patroaage of his Majesty, and in honour of the Birth-day of his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Comonaoder-in-Chief, &c. ke. TO-MORROW, nIIDAY, 16th of August. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL. THE Proprietors of the Royul Gardens most respectfully acquaint t►e Public, that it is their wish to celebrate the BIRTH-DAY of his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, the illustrious Brother of their Royal Patron sod Kier, with every magic of respect and splendour; they therefore it as their intention, that the Grand Mili tary Fete on Friday s►all be Nearly similar, in point of grandeur, to that give. on Monday last to commemorate the Both of his Most Gracious Majesty; which Fete was hemmed by the presence of Thousands of the Nubility and Gentry; and the Proprietors have the greatest satisfaction in stating t►ey have received from all quarters the strongest testimonials of the approbation of the Company Foment. The Amusement will consist, as on the late Gala, of such ■ combination of Talent and Wonders as were tinier till then sera at any single Fete, is. J. B. Lo n guemare the Tight-Rope Prodigy! baaseemares Woodesful Family! Joan Be(hack, the Blark•Rope P.o. dig, ! Tallow &Rink, She loftiest Devil! Beithve%%Sable and Iherprisioglnes! Ramo Santee, the Wonderful India, Juggler!! The Magnificent Fire-Works of Morirsm! The Beautiful Herap!asiesoptrun! Hydraulira,hy hlr Mor. ris ! More brilliant Illuminations than ever!!! &e. &c. R4llllO Santee, Young Longuemare, and hall Belliork, may properly be termed the Three Wonders of the World !!! The Concert will comaseace at Eight o'Clock. The Gardena will again, on this occasion, surpass all their foliate splen dour, and even exceed their brilliancy on the late Coronation Fete; they will be decorated with Flan of all Nations arid superbly illuminated with 11,328 additional Lamps!!! hi appropriate Worms mad devices, by the inicenous Artirt belonging to the Establishment (Mr. Duffel) The Fire- Works will be provided by she celebrated Signior Mortram, whose productions have every evening given such universal delight and astonishment; and as he is paid, on this occasion, • large sum extra, he has undertaken to produce the moat magnificent FireiWorkr, in She moat brilliant part or which J. B. Longuemare, she Tight-Rope Prodigy, makes bis won derful Ascent on she Rope. The Cosinoranras, Preach Theatre, Grand Submarine Cave, and Water Works, as usual. The Coscert,Military, Scotch, and Paudean Bands will perform daring the evening. Early is the morning she Royal Standard will be hoisted on the top of the Orchestra; and at one p.m. a Royal Salute will be fired. • a • New Cloak Rooms bare bees titled up, and respect able Females appointed to attend out Ladies. Extra Doors be opened.—No Orders admitted. Doors open at Seven—Performances commence at Half: past Seven.—Adotissioa, 31. Vinci Rex ! SPANISH REVOLUTION. This day was published, in Soo. illisatrate,l with a Map of the Route of the Army, in one thick volume, price Ns. boards, AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTION ; including some Account of Religion, Manners, and Literature in Spain. By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, Egq. Anther of " Letters from the Mediterranean," Ike. " Say not thou, what is the cause that the former days were better than these ? for thou dust not inquire wisely con. terming this."—Ecclesiastes, chap. 7. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. SECOND LIST. FOR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PERSONS. Printed for T. CA DELI, in the Strand. 17. 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Union Hall—Assault on as officer 1 0 Mr. Thomas 1 0 Produce of a Ruse Diamond Pin Worcester City Wes leyan Congregation, Res. T. Al artiu Clapham Collection Hoses, 3d payment 2 3 Jane Campbell's Box 2 0 From the Dissenting Chapel at Upper Claplon Margaret Patten@ St. Gabriel, Fenehureh- Wert, additional, Rector sod Parish of -- Ripley, including 51 Ss. by R. &m -iller, Esq. Killen` ball • 17 6 Ripon, further Col- Irelino, per C. B. Hudson, F.5.i..•. . 2 0 Knareeborough,iss ad. Lillian 10104/:17e.4d. already restiated 62.1. 10s. 104. From Pole sod Cu. W. F. Rev. T. Awsnlou Mn. Hayses. 1 Hun. A. G. Legge, Family and Servams 5 0 From Glyn and Co. Ropiiun, Rev. J 12 0 Ruwiiigiuu, Rev. T Si. 131.24. Huo, Kent, Rev. R. . , Jordan ' 4 5 LadMvok, Rev. C Palmer .. 4 6 Sherhoortre Rev. R. E. %V,bb Carbam, Rue. G Dativon K.rry, Munigunury - - ante . 5 0 Front Curtin •nd Co. Irs. J. S. H.. ...... 1 0 From Siorroson and S. Si. Petrax,2doubscrip.. tion, krv. T. ST. Gl.bb Holmr, 2.1 sub. Rev. 0. Mard.y...• 11. 91. 61. Rev. J. W. Turn( r iTybuokbu,y Paid, W. bs. 10d. From E•dailc and Co. Rev. R. Davis .... 3 0 Home Chaps!, near Burnley, Lanessier, Rev. J. Laiiefii Id 51.25. eld. Aliham, do. Rev. IY. Wood 6/. 6s. 10d. From Ransiim and Co. Dr. Jebh, Physician to the Forte:, per .1. Window, Esq. .... 2 2 Rev. W. Bernard .... 1 0 From Drummond and Co. X. Y. Z Hants 2 0 From Child and Co. Llanidin, A eigiesea 8 11 P. Henderson, Esq. 5 0 Sun.lcrlaud, 2.1 subse. per Backhuuse and Cu Woikrorn of C. It. Turner and C 0..... 1 7 From 51asterman and Co. Coosiry, Cheshire, per T. Wood and C 0... 3 1 From Hanhory and Cu. Nat field Church and Parh.h 81. 141. 4J. Vitnelfield, Itkv. %V. F. Riot, Flom ll4rclay mai Cu. J. Burk, of Cue tou .. 1 0 From Perrin an d Cu. From Hoare •nd Co. Gwinear, Cornwall, do. 5 0 H. B. Ogle, E.q 10 0 An Irish WOM.III .... 5 10 Warshaw, additional sob. ....• ........ 1 15 From Barnard ■od Co. Fto4ll Gus hug •ud Cu. Askey Church, Rev. Srdgbi:l, Rev. H. Hel yar 4 6 Farnborough, Re►. R. Hampden .... 21. Oa. Id. From Spooner and Cu. P..A■liwurih - 4 1 Upyrr42ll, ditto .. U. 1 Is. Bd. Barnhy Dun Church. Rev.W.lVeightman 14,. 6J. IVatlworth ChtIICII, RV. Workpeopie of %sirs. Neale, Quitnerfuld Parish From Rogers and Co. _ . A. C. i'culst Wrath upon I.) arm% Rev. J..Trebeck 141.6•. 7d. Adwick, i1itiu....21 15s. 7d. Doucaster Char( Rev. J. Share 621. 43. 2d. Wursbru', Rev. 11. B. Cooke From Berrie. and Cu. Per Homer and Co. fur a cutlet tam at Dailly Ayo t N. B. 19/. 199. 2d. From Wright a nd Cu. South Perron, Rev./ Wills A Fl lend at Sherliorue 10 0 Shetborue and vicitidy, additional, Rev. T. 21 181. 10d. Thornfutil, Rev. I'. Cutler ..... 141. Bd. Sandford Oleos, do.. 91. bel. Gellyg4er Rev. G. Thomas 5l. M. 4J. From Everett sod Co. Rev. Dr. Collreic. idge lO 0 Mins&ld, Rm. Cursbam Auueslty Parish PIPXIOII Chula), Rev P. 11'1N0u.... 31 3s. Ba. Blackwell, 41, 21. 176. 7J. From Prattlisud Cu. Perrasarwothel an i Styibiamr,Cornwall, Rev. F. Todd .... 3 1 s a. Primitive Methodists of Mansfield, per Mr. Hohnes St. Peter's Church, Sheffield.... 321. do. CI. .91. Nut's, ditto Nibs Evans, Drrhv 121. 17s. sd. From filarrystt and Co. St. John's Parish, Beck rentunt 4/. 11s. 9J. Fro., Curries and Co. Sinninginsi, Rey. M. A. Mackerei h ..... 3 0 &Aim, per (hitt, .... 2 3 A Friend at Nation.. 2 0 Thornton, Rev. C. Markrreih ........ 3 10 Knoeldishall, Suffolk, per Geo. Whiling.. 2 7 From Fly •nd Cu. Rev. Dr. Her hint, Battu: of Buckhoin IVreteu, Dorset .... 1 I Mrs. J. Honnson .... 1 1 Mr. O'Keefe ..... 1 0 bliss O'Keefe T. S lO 10 A Rams. y Note From Sansom arid Cu. &Abington, Rev. J. Reed G. Taylor, Esq. Bon. tringhall ....... 1 0 11ev. W. Medan .... 1 1 From Stephenson sod Co. Mrs. Beckingsall, Sa lisbury l/. 7s. Bd. From Monkey and Co. Priam Utlnn, Rev. Dr. Johnson 1 15 From Smith, Payne, and Cu. Leeke, Rev. W. War rington 91.55. 11d. Repstone, Rev. T. Necking 4l 132.6 d. Boslmin, Rev. C Al drich, and Church. wardens.... ..461.185. 3d. St. &rock, Rrv. W. Mileswurth 131. 11s. 6d. Egleshall, Rev. R. Cory Lauisel, Rev. W. Phil lipps St. Tusly, Rev. C Hodgson Raidcliffe, Rev. E Brothels 71.55. 6d. Barwick, Rs •. W. Bathurst Eosin, Rev. B. Rich ■rdaon 7l. 12s. 10d. Glaifdale, ditto ..71. 19s. 3d. Guatland, ditto 0 19 Gower's!, Rev. W. M Heald 110!.180.6d. Leversedge, ditto.... 35 0 Chink Church, ditto 14 6 Drighlinton, do. 151. 16s. 7d. Cleckheaton k Wike, ditto New Independent am pet in Heckle md nike, ditto l3 9 Ilausitorth, ditto 2/.145.6d. A•palria, Rev. J. C. Githank . 8 6 Allhallons, ditto Swillington, Rev. T Woodcock 22 16 sliddieton, Rev. E Wade l2 5 A !taster Mathis, Rev T. Barker Wilber/use, Rev. J Wsllis 3l. 51. 10J. Acomb, Rev. T Ri chardson Holy Trinity, Miekie• gale, ditto 8 0 St. Creux, York, Rev J. Overton 6 5 Si. Margaret's, ditto, ditto Bt. Lawrence, ditto, ditto Stockton, Rev. W Noddias 111arthill, Rev. J. Grayson Castlegaie, ditto All Saints, Psvemeot, Yoik, Rev. W. Flogger 91. 16,. 6d. Rembullon, Rev. J. Huntley 44/. Os. 4d. Pitchford. Rev R. Coo field 2 7 Skeliou upon Duns more, Rev. G. Dew berry Stickmen, Rev. J Randell additional, Rev. G. Knight.. 159. 9d. Gipping, Rev. C. Green 6!. 15e. Bd. Broseby, Rev. D. Forrester ........17 4 Murvil, Aston, a nd Grentfurd, Rev. H. Ilaslewood Cheddar, Rev. J. Cob ley Allerton, ditto 7s. 6J. Humbi retool, Rev. J. Dudley 2 l Is. Id. Avon Damen, Rev. H. haunt ...... 1 1 Withington sod Pres ton Wynne, Rev. W. Gretton Ode Pilchard, Rec. T. Appleby .. 2/. 15s. 6d. Stokelseey, ditto Christchurch, Brad ford, Rev. B. Green wood Quinton, Rev. W. Sollis Long Marston, ditto 21. 13s. 3d. Wesson, Rev. T. and W. Botfield Rullestou, Rev. C. Fowler ...... 31. 8a Bd. Norton and Fisketiun, do. Hempstead, Rev. S. Junes Wrentham, Rev W. Bailey . Lady, Rev. T. Walker 1 5 Y= r. -. t~ellia;Lara', add it . RP.. C. Price . • • 1 le * Width, St. Paul's, Rev, C. Carter .... 1 0 Claypool?, Rev. Mr. Bacon . 2/. 126. 61. Cromwell, key. Dr. Clinton &Mhosfoe, Rev. S. Amon .... 13/. 3 A. Lira, ditto.... 11. 12i. 94. Tbrumoo, Rey. J. Hatton ganging, Rev. G. HomOsaa ► lnc 10J. Llardishiso, Rev. T. Davies Croweombe, Rev. W Harvey St. Ishmael, Rev. J Lloyd • 7 13 Dale, ditto Trainee... and War genii Rev. J. Dillard 1 0 Rgloekerry, Rev. J Oliver Hencligoo, Rev. J. Jones Puntyich, Rev. T Thomas 4 0 Maisden, Rev. A. Hoards!! Erelnfield sad Cha prlry of Bradfield, Rev. J. Fletcher Mertheo Cynog, Rev R. Jenkins Wesverthorpe and Het perthorm Rev.* Ashworth Rewirell, Rev. B. Penny 31.85. 6.1. Myter, Rev. Whitehead 5 0 Laetrile, Llaisarth,_ and Bettina, Rev. T. Homfray Chapelry of Aalltrigg, Rev. S. Brougham 31. Ils. 7J. St. Pawl's Sheffield, Rey. T. Cottrell B6 10 Whopload, Rev. J. Blundell Crowland, date 121 6s. Rd. Idneon, Rev. H. Writer 2 0 Bt. pension's, West, addit., Rev. H.Venn 9 10 lildale II. 2s. 4d. B Await,: Preseot Town, Rev. E. Wilson ..1481. 11s. 2d. 111011 on Couslable 2 0 Mahn Mrath Peboeslon 1 12 H &warden, Rev. G _ _ Neville 32/. 6. sd. Roos, Rev. C. Sykes 5 5 Askans,Rev.R Procter 2 0 E. Drayton, ditto..l/. 7s. 7d. Stoliehani ditto 12s. Id. Las.lon, ditto 5l. 10s. 6d. West Markham, Rev. G. Booth ........12:. 6d. Owsion, 2d sub, Rev. W. Stonehenge .... 1 15 Marton, Reverend R. Weevers 51 5,6 d. Plumbtiee 7 I'. Thornhill, R R. Ellerby 60 6d, Easton, Rev. J. Lewes 4 6 %mistime, Rev. Morris Tering/ram and Thorp Bosset, Rev.). Ellis IL 169 4d. P ham, Rev. L Smith Maley, Rev W. Cotton g 1 Harlington ..... „1t 1 W. Hon, Rev. Ward 4 0 Shirley, Rer. W. Shir ley Eak eing, additional, Rev. J. Brown. 1 0 Longue., Rev. E. Gre tory .......... 7f. 41e.6.1. Kiri)) Underdale, Rcv. R. Ridley Wieeiiilois, Rev. W. Drd[try Sutton on Dement. Rev. W. %%Icier 7 I Gate Relm.ley, Rev. T. Holmes V. 5. d I. Skirpenbeck, do. U. Id. GJ. Flug4nle, ICY. T. lotunkin . Stoltongion, Rey. T, Graa son RulTurili, Rev W. Poelord Crooke, Rev. P. Coke 5 3 skra)isogloam, Rev. .1. &mph Chinelry of ppinos tun, do. Nun 31..nkton, R•v. 2 -- Bet k*ith .. 4 g Si. Mi 4 ;ate, Rev. J. Rithardit: is 1) Huntincduu, du. Huclington, d 0... U. Stillingtiret„ Rev. A. Eyre St. Mtrlin's Coney. street, Toils, Rev. W. Balta. r 22!. lc o' Whixley, Rev. J. Hut. hAnd 5....... 10 '2 Goolles.uhain, Rev. J Tyauu Braticriun, Rev. VI% I J Gray Caudal), ditto Bolt , ti Percy, Rev. W Saunders ..... 37 0 St. 111 , chael.le-Relfrey, Rt v. Reckyruilt 7O 9 I Barton-le-Street, Rcv I T. Lund.... 122 Lis. 43d. St. Saturn:O., Yurk, Rev. -- Unspleby 10 7 Junior, Copmeuittorpe, and Up. Poppletoo, do. ISt. 6r. 6e. St. Soriour's, York, Its,. J. Graham 431. Sr. 3a. • ; (Tern J I 1 I