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AtJOCST •7• • 11,!. 1 , 1•1 NNW THR.4 TR YA L. H 4 Y. MA RICRT. Taisftittrifrir(l, WF,DNESOAy.h Ug . 7, WM Vs arrforiont the Opera of 'tilE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. 'Frew, Mr. Linton; Figralirr, Mr. Lcoai I..re; Astosio, r. lents ; Cherriblitio, Mrs Clio therls, ; Omit' A Ima sirs, Mr. Junes. Coyotes. Alasirisa„ Mna. Garrick ; Su 'sans, Miss Paton (ht.e SJ appcsraisce ut' any stage). • Previnii• to which, TRF. *POIL'D (CHILD. Pirlde. Mr. Williatsc-, Little Pickle, Mrs. Biker; Tar. Mr. Tayleare. Mini Pickle, Mri. Parce ; Maris, Miss Sruit. u &unclad' .it (( 1 0th lilac). • sea Farce, iu two act', ratted . . • PETFR Fiti• or, A. NEW ROW .11111MGWK9N. Tile principal tins;•actirs l y Mrsnir4. Liesigb, MOT. Juba- P oo, Yammer, Mrs. Periiiii,'Mrs. Mrs. Maker. Ta.snerrins, 11W gl io d The Marristast Mooed .Ii • Oil Friday, The Dlrstie of Fiesta--*Antss asd Crow.. . . room. Brion'. AitOrisee l s, ith.rs. , Clarke s Ricisi4 Mede;ll. Chancery-lase, Lowam; and Idastro.B.• wile CV. Smith, Bristol. t au t i Valentine Wortley, of sseory street, i-lampatead-road, Middlesex, grocer, to sioreelnieW. August 14., VI, doll Sep.: amber 17, a t eleven, 0C tkie boast of Contmolefoooro of It a .kr u pt s Rminghall.strest, Lapin.. Att orneys , M essrs . Cordate, Button, sad Parlby, Oray%, Inn. _ Wit:iota Roberts, of tledosolomegst,.4lid e ll e w s . h os ie r , t o surr e nd er , Angus( 17, 21, aistl_lleplember 17.. t cloves, at the Court of Cornmissiunrraif sTkrupta , BasiuglostLittreL Loudon. Attorneys, Mews. Reyna' sod Ogee, okagamAroomo •ag.st 27. J. m e m o , of Grairechureb.stame lousier, at len, at the Court of Cinamissiootm. kr.pta, 1 - BasiagLaN street. Bogs, 27. T. Turner, of dog lkitek L ee d om , broker, at ten, • t the Court of Coto of Bask ' ropes, Binisghalhotreet, !modem. d , o&Vat '• I disgust 27. J. Edwards, of Vintoolemet,NplgoildieldgAllkiglook sex, silkman, at at the Com of CrorAssionots of " Suiten pm. ilisoessahathotrrifit elialgiC • • *MO V. T. Elliott nod B. Idiaslock, of Nottlostoptois, koolmskers, st tee, •tjtbe Court of Cusanaimioners of Batik- Basinghsll-strect,toadon. Almost 47. W. Colyer, lose of Middli.row, Brwad-strevt, St. Giles, Middlesex (but new a prisutior in she Fleet Prison), bouttnaker, at Int, at the Court of anotoissionets of Bank rupts, Bsolookall.stroet, London. August 27. W. Goodall nod .1. Turner, of Garlick-bill, Lon. don. merchants, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Binknapis, Illasiogkallotreet. September 5. P, Grove, late of Cardiff, Glamorgan, straw hatmoninfacierer, at eleven, at the Cardiff Arms lon, Cardiff. August 27. J. Brickwond the elder, .1. Brickwood the younger, .1. Rainer W. Morgan, and J. Starkey, of Lou -- bard street, Londo:, banker., at ten, at the Court of Com. Sale mo•is /al Cbletseitoo,. 5.281 ; other pots United Staten; 1. 643 ; &mid, 2.270; Nod 6ros ens, 410 hogs. Good grocery Sagars have met a telly sale again !his week, and the hoer qualities have wild at ao advance of Is. bet brown and low Middling are' atilt roil dull, and rather liner; the epaanty sold is 780 fair to good white Dasigal have alas aced rather dearer, lay at Its. a 745. per cwt.; in toreg!si gdstriptions we flair,* Nothing dolig. Vfe bate a gold demigod fur middling to good middling qualities of Coffee. which are iceice. +not the former has. brought an advadee of Is. lattl.; dai public sales broocht forward this eriek ebeeduted of 450 casks and 2.600 begs, chiefly Donserans, of which the fiiie ordemary to piddlitao opaline, sold readily,. bat sire triage and melassagy went very hemeity ; triage very ordinary to middlingavld at 54i. a 85.. gionl or' dietary 109 a. • 1101, fine urilnetoj 1131. • 1155.. middling 118. a 1964. V.f.*; Jamaiia 'orallibary Otis 6d. a 1024 good to floe ordinary 1154. • 111e.rBeasil ordinary 03..6d. a ON. 941.0m0il to Ina ord nary 101 s. 6d. a 166+.3d. per est., and a smell parcel of dray palm ordinary Domiago at 11/3a. In Foreign Cocoa Nothing doing Trinidad of good quality has !prosodist 110. . *lee hat been' allegaimiff fur Ali patent, IVO deist 1,206 casks Carolina hare been purchased at rather higher rater, consisting of fair to good old at 13s. 91. a 15s. 6d sew middling to good 16s. a 17a. 6d. Runts have alto been in more request, particularly Leewards, sof which 20 1 1 puncheons have been taken for exPoo t, chiefly at 1.3.1. • 1,. 4.1. for proofs to 5 0. P. Demerara 29 0 P. have also been taken at 2s. Id. per gallon. 70 tons of 010 l Jamaica Longwood have mold at 81. but fcr fre., pt. has been obtained : • small parcel of Campeacby has bees taken at lbof. 16. ; is other descriptions of Dye wood, notbileg bas been done. Ashes are in demand, and 500 barrel, Meilen' Pots have sold at 364. a 36e. 6d., 'llse Hides offered at auclitou this week have brought full price., aad coasisteol of 14,300 dry Cow •ud Ox at 90. • 103.1. f. r lair goalie y, and 914. a 93.1. for wormed, 600 Bulls at 81el. • 6f,d . 2,400 B. A. salted at 634., b5O North Aar roses salted at 51.1. per lb., 4,450 Horse at 6e. 4.1, a de. 6d. for fair, sad 4.. 7d. • 41.11 d. each fur wormed. There has base a fair demand for Tobacco fur the Irish market, 50 hhds. low to good ordiesary souses Vorgium Leaf have been sold •t 31d. to 4d., and tome small kito. of Kees lucky at to 34d. per lb. The weather since our last has hero v.ry unsettled, we do not, boorvcr, notice any altera hes iu the slate of our Cnru market ; Tar is dull of sale, and prices are drooping : about 1,500 barrels Caroliaa have brew sold at 10a. to 10s. 6d. per brl. Sicily Sbumac goes off steadily at 18a. to 18s. 6d. per cwt. There is • fair de mand for the low dean iptians of Madders, good are dull of sale. Madder Hoots Itllll3lll neglected. A parcel of 100 tuns good Sicily Brimstone offeted by auction was with drawn for waist of bidders. „,..„1,„„r • sue; Joh,' volipoqhfer *veiling out of • Mew; Jas. cillriitht.lbt•stasl.oig fio• Imre con demned; the latter if whops es expected to suffer ...William Lilky. for stro;iog out of • dwelliai-ltsose ; Jotin paw.. port, for stealitte a qumality of salt ; David 51lasigi sod Gru. Mater, fat ate .ling out of in uninhabited house; li•rei 11401111 16. Samp•oo nod Dorothy pbilhp. , for • test iiew • variety of tre•rinly apparel ; Themes 10.0eifq, for lonakient into a doelliuly-Imorte; sod Wm. Harker, for -1011. ~M 1 Out of • d•ellirill house, Culkin, k.lii•g and playing nary his lintrt , a , tl - tipooTr.nt ; and John Crsh4nn, fur violently meauilley t• Haynes, it the pariah .r f;pos I', no•I ntictspting to c..... t • rope, pleaded guilty, tt rte. years loupe...our/tent. tleto u1t.... went see/cored to vhrsomo pedals of noptisuriotat . and (oar were diaeltaegfil. SHREWSBURY ASSIZES. . -4•-. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. iisit Ilia! of Juseph Downing, fur the NB mird.r ..f I is heo. Cher tame on at seven this ra.trning, too,: hero e which hoar every Seat in the Court loss occupied. A Isrge proportion of the audierce .err Ladie /SR, TII E TRS- ftWEALL• Sr T ENAO#G,L NJ ISAI _ ?. THIS FA - ENING; WEDNESDAY, Aug. 7, will be acted (16th titteely Nei Oleerett•, LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE RIASTER-K EV. 41Jeiiism Muir:old, Mr. W. Sedum; Copt. Geiloo. !toile'', Sharpe*, Mr. Dulashis; Edmond ; Mr. J.,Blesid fibtlybock, Mr. Wilkieseue. Rose, Mus Care.. Aiirr which, :J - time, aCiiew Seolii).ll Melo.drams, iu two '1140.41,14 The indictment charged the Prisoner with having, on tt • 3J of April 14111, given Samuel 11 . 131trhowee a 'florist blow o . the hawk put of She heed •iili a It.ir-barrel, of which br I-u • guisheel till the Sib of April, whoa be died. The Primmer, hi • firm tone, pleaded Not I:1.01g. Mr. Port.vit staled the rase fur the prosecutiou. He .aid the parties stood nearly coutiecteil by marriage, each ha, ing married a sister of the other. Some eoi.te, wiled t-si Mrs. Whitehouse, wits, iu default of issue of her touri..g. Su come in the Prisoner or his children. On the 34 of Alma, the Prisoner and the deceased met by app..ilitineut •t tit house of a litarksaiiih, owned so the pa. 1-11 sof Helm Owen, he take the div er si o n of sloottue, and u. look at the esi•te of IVltitehuuse i• the seighboserhood. At Moe in the evening, •fier drinking a liege epointity of ale, they mown ed their horses to depart, and hail proceeded to a pate leveling through a wood, when Downitsg reculketed that he hail left • Kau-barrel bebiettl, which he had brought for Fez to repair, and sent Fox bark to procure it. This orcerheard a delay of two or three entilutes, during which Whitehouse rude on, sit that he went before the Prisoner. The road lay :hrougl. a wood, and was so narrow that Iwo horses could sumer', go abet:tam, so that it was /eatery possible for may one to so pass another "About stein him. In ski. rood W bite. house was soon after fuesil mentally wounded, but Duetting had passed the...sigh th• same path, and arrive I safely at home. Whitehouse was first seen by a young man named Aston, who went for assistance, mod (which was remark able) during his abseuce the deceased bad been moved front his nest position, monied and rifled, whack undoubtedly Sal after the Pi Meow was men on She other side of the wool. wititehoshee was lakes to the Beech Tree putohe•hnuse in a state of insensibility, in which be coutisueo till be died. Ifis medical aiteudasis would attribute his death to • blow un the, back of his head, which they would stat e had all the appro.. . . . • GORDON, THE GIPSY. Cordon, the Gipsy, Mr. T P. Cooke; Garin Cameron, V.. Hon ; Dunbar, Mr. Broadhurst; G►i&n L Noir, Salter; Gillispie Faraiitosn, Mr. Willslensw. Alice, Miss Marian Mourne, Mrs. Bryan; Dims Bavible, Mrs. I. conclude with (11111 tim►) a new Comic Opera, in two miasioners of Rawkrupts, BasinghaU-street. August 10. T. Junes, of Ware, Ile, tford t banker, at eleven, it the Court of Commissioners of Bankrbpla, Basinghall e 'street, Condos. pugust 27. S. Mould, of Laylonstone, Erse*, butcher, at ten, it the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bassin. • hall.steeet, London. • August 27. D. Campbell, B. Harper, and A. Baillis, of the Old Jewry, London; merchants, at ten, at the Court of • Commissioners of Bankrupts , Basnaghx ll -•ln'et• August 30. H. Coates, late of Bradfield, F.aaex, farmer, at • eleven. at the Thorn loss, Misiley. November 12. E. L. Fox the younger, of Idul•lane, Tower- Wert, Loucks, broker, at clear., at the Court of Commis sioners of Baukrupis, Basiughall-strett. September S. J. liestington the younger, late of York, . grocer. it eleven. at the Old Saild.hill, York. Assgwit 29. W. Cable ' of Aldeburgh, Su ff olk, baker, at t " twelve, at the Crown tun, Framingham, Suffolk. CERT/ FICATES.—Avonirr 27. • Uppectes, of Petworth,Siimex, banker. —R. Henderson, .1 Lowthiso Gill, Heiken, Cumberland, eurwelealer.—J. 'Dodd and W. Dodd. of Ki•koswald, Cumberland, rowers. —S. Cater, late of Raillesden, Suffolk, `roger.—it Hamp.. sun and T. Hanspami, both of Liverpool, corn-merchants.— M. W.-virusi, of Wellington, Somerset, draper.—M. Samson, of Dorset Owe, Clapham-road, Surrey, Ezeltuage-broker„ . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Flirt iLST IV IGH P'S, GAZE TT It. ..t • • sew, called ALL IN THE DARK ! Or, THE BANKS OF THE ELBE. Baron Vuli Brsuoseliwtig, Mr. Bartley; Lieutenant Fre. Ittitmenshal, Mr. J. Bland; Litutrosant Adolphus Mr. Itowbotham ; Schnell, Mr. Power; Knapp', %7r Seller; Quarts. Mr. Minton ; Stoup. Mr. Wilkinson. tt.,a Blum, nikal,. Miss Carew ; Su phla Steinbach, Miss Pa ve! , Madel, Miss Kelly. Doots open at tielf-past Si:—Performance begins al Se•eii—Second Price at Niue. Votes, Flares, Private and Family Bones, may he had of ?dr Stevenson, at the Box office, Strand Entrance, from 'fru 1.;1 Four. Tu•utoirow,.The Purse—Gordon, the Gipsy—and Belles W ikout Beaux. Af (fie rourt at Carlionffotate, 1941.... The Sias, as Sovereign of the 51ust Noble Order of lie Garter, bath been pleased,. by letter, patent under his rdyal •tti~n essaund and the great seal ,uf the Order, bearing date the 224 day ofJuly last, to dispense with till the statutes and regulations usuairy observed with regard to installation; sod or grant Onto his Majesty Frederick the Sixth, King of Desimatk, Knight of the ►sid.Mfo•t Noble Order, sad duly Monied with the ensigns thereof, full power sod authority to exercise all rights and pi ivileges belonging to a Knight otopsesion of the Moat Noble Order of the Garter, u if his said Majesty had been formally installed; say decree, rule, or usage to t►e contrary autwatbstandiog. 2 3.i: ). Lord Chantberlain's (Vie*, Astrut 5, 1822. The Lord Chamberlain has appoiiited the Honourable Witham Pole Taney Legg Wellesley, Geollemao Usher Daily N'aster to has afsjesty. Ost.s.—Osily very partial accounts have yet been received from t►e Greenland Fishery ; tiros the whole, lousertr, opiiiion rano in favour of there being a good fishery, and prices sue rather lower. Rape Seed and Oil arc both dearer. REFAXID SUGAIL—Lreps of good quality have been in partial demand, but generally the market is dull ; the limited quantity ia the staiket, however, tends to support the prices. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE lia'nedt? so alteration eon be quoted thus week ; there IMP* bees seine farther arrivals of Currants. I • EAST INDIA PRODUCE. • Just pabliiheJ, in 12nio. plc* 7s. boards, 11111 E AVON DEW.; OF THE VEGETABLE KfiIIGDOM DISPLAYED. Ia • Series of Letters. Bo die Aolbor of "Selrct Female Blooraphy " 140 • • •t• ••• V. 4 - since of being giver by a heavy metallic instrument. At two its the morning the Prisoner was called and Isforase II of the stale of Wiiitehouse, but he did nut display the 11C114$1. hility which might be expected from so weer a ►elative, and sub red neatly two hours to elapse before hr sot wit to see him. He aft, awards weal to the spot, and found, or professed to Gad, the spring of the gum which the deceased had carried, and which cueld oat ►ave beat seemed frum it withort vivikeas. It was stated in evidence that Ilse mare rode by the de. ceased was a vicious animal, that the prisoner hail no intr. rest in the death of the Me - eased, and that the wound was more like the effect of the kirk of a horse than of a blow lived by a gun burel. There were several paths leadiuz through the w00d... . . . . . P.-;nted for G. mid B %Vbittaker,Ave lllars-I se. The Rook before oncosts... mach assoising and •doable MOON% eseveyed lon as i•terestieg maw mer, goatee miry sa!ey recomsoeud it to oar /air Readers i■ partieolar, as e..'cuiated to afford them considerable erarifirsrion. It die wafs, in Illegririg colours, (be rich materials for merle wed r-drctios, which .ll•bouateues Nature as lavishly forrriehea, aid forms s usaul comprodium of botanical kauerledge."•— Nasally Lit. Itegiesr, June 1842. Croon Office, August 1, 1822. SIBMBER RETURNED To SERVE IN THIS PRESENT vii PARLIAMENT. arrov e k of Stoehbrapo—EderArA Geoffrey Solids Stan hi. Seq. cosnosooly calla Ile Hdaliterable F.d ard Geoffrey SWIM limey, In deo MONO of Otioein natter Basbans, Esq. Diehl' steepled the Chlhern Moodier's. Crown Cqflee, August 5, 1822. 14E1113111 RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PAR! lASIENT. Shire of Wilton —Sir Mnawell, of Monteith, Bart. to lha room of James Mauler Blair, Esq. deceased. R. Banks and T. Barka, of &tiepin ferns-works, Vag &Mune ' Stafford, free -mailer., Joule 24, 1810.—J. Graff and N. Graham, of We'relvo-place, PaMittel', Middles's, upholsterers, June 24, 1822.—J. Homphrys and E. Ormiehnid, at Artillery-street, Berminsidsey,Aerrert. 181 8 110 • 11 s ,1113 is 11142.—W. B. Brodie, J. Dowtliwg. and J. Luaford, 4 p ew Sarum, Wilts, 'mimeos, June 24, 1812.—R. &Ads, and W. Lorimer, of Lancaster, lines-drapers, January 14, 1822 B. Eccles and W. Eccles, of Blackburn, Lancaster, coon missiun.faeturs, August I, 182111.-1. Davis, J. Lea, T. Ssiiitts, and W. Whalley, of Armitage, Stafford, potters, so far as concerns the said .1. Lea, July 18, 1828.—J: Banes, sen. and J. Barnes, juo. of the Ilimaries, London, hailers, August 1822. " natrit.--Tles demand from the trade and for expert has beraitell. its 4 prices haw* been barely supported, but about rve,„„„.,„, Pat& It.vet boas taken on sweats. mama tho week aria, diary paid, 90 hap Upland, fair 8F1.; 100 Pernamburo, ordiumy to fair 10Id. to Md.; 30 Demerara, fair 93.; 430 Benpl, ordinary to middling 514. to 511.; fair bid. prr lb.: total, 670 bap. Tits stock of East India Cotton on the Ist instant was 110 990 bales, of which 57,460 have not yet passed the Ea.t India Crimpauy's sale, say 13,900 Surat, 30,150 Bengal, 13,250 Madras, and 160 Bourbon. 1110100.—No atteratlua can be quoted front the prices of the last sale, the market being stead. thereat. BALTIC PRODUCE. NEW GUIDE TO PARIS . TAsday was pabllshed, embellished with • Map of Paris, sad Eight Eerseinss, pries 9s. hoards, or 10s. 6d: lustily MdRKETS. TALLOW ►as .Rai■ advise:el a full shilling per eget , but the market is aow rather heavy. boand,• Nee .Ealiiiine (4 CAA LIG NA N PARIS CUIDE; or, Stranger'a Cuinpaoion throng!' the Frrucb Metropolis: cawainiag a full and accurate Description of every Object a 1 lolerest in Ore Capital, fee.. To wbetb is prefixal,. a plan Iv, v,evriag Paris is a Week; also • comparatire Scale of weigots awl Measures, and Value of Coins; • Directory of P.IIIIIIO Tr.desrace, Sec.---Tenth Edition. rhblisbed by G. and W. IL Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lasse, Lentua. ' Also. lately pablipbed, NOUVEAU MANUEL DU VOYAGEUR; se the Tra veder's Packet C0111,1111i011: csaisimaieg et modems sad (a• POW Coarrnatiime is EagliA, Erred', sad Italian; 10- 11411111, •ith a complete Vocabulary. &c. By Mr. BuMmai, Secretary hrterpreirr to Usa Royal Cowl of Cileasliba, Third Edina's, price tie. d.l. half-boa's& • . DR. HU rToN'S MATHEMATICAL TAILEs. TI-As day was published. is royal em. price 2111. boards, the Sixth Edition of MATHEMATICAL TABLES ; containing the Common, Hyperbolic, nod Logistic Logarithms, silo Siam, Tangents, Secants, and Versed Sloes, both Nata nt and Logarithmic; together with several other Tables useful in Mathematical Calculations. To which is re lied, a large and original History of the Discoveries and Writings relating to those sohjects, with the complete de scription and stet of the Teblee. By CHARLES HUrTON, LL.O F.R.S. &e. Sail late Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Academy, Woolwich, Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinglon; Longman sad Co. ; Ledciegyion and Co ; J. Richardson ' • Baldwin and Co. ; G. sad W. B. Whittaker; J. Murray; K . S. Kirby; R. HuirePr ; J. itobiame; T. Wilkse; J. CoMingwood ; Ogir, Dinsesa, and Co.;Siospkin sod Marshall • . Kingsbury and ; Sher. wood sad Cu.; E. Edwards ; 6.Nlatk le • and G. Grresdaud. Of yawn m., fie • 2. Dit.IIUTTON'S MENSURATION, Bro. price 18e. bromic HUTTON'S COMPENDIOUS MEASURER, 11414( is. bused. &Mt. HOTTON'S MATH EM ATKA L DICTIONARY, 11 Truk. Cu. price 61 60. bow d.. 5 DR. fiu rrows COURSE of METH EMATICS, 3 vols. Bvo. price IL I Is. A.I. bum de. A KEY to the SAME. By D. Dowling, Awe. price IL se. A great Redaction is the Prim a Lamps nail Lamp Otis. APPLETON, Lamp and Speakong-l'ipt 40 • lake to m•jeiseg Treamiry, Somerset Howe, Re. he. Cl Ow City ' A mp and Oil Warehouse. 12, Lodges.. sirret, St. P.a., and 55, Old Bailey (Tbielpfise Yeah established), begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public to Comma, drat he he. now un sale a large assortment at the ang*.«liiistd sad improved Use, Two, sad Verve-41st Palest Lumps, which are at this time au much in as foe lelghtiag Hal* Staircase., Doling rooms, Drawing-rooms, tstaimieg.limises, Basking houses, Public Ogees. asurches, CillsMisAellweituns, Public Places, ke. "'hese a beilliasit light im teimbred. An amostment of the wont improved Prone\ Emniss, m Brats, Broom., or Japan; Patent sad Ills. missions Lamps to let fur Balls, Roues, Assemblies, ke ; lamps Repaired, °raised and Lacquered ; Lamp Collo.. and Glam.; several Two, Three, sad Four-light Plate mid Cut-clam Greeian Lampe in be mild very cheap, suitable tar Culfee.hoasts, Tarcerma, Esll-ricents, he. he. he. Minas Yates', and Grectsii Lampe taken in Exchange. Cut Spermaceti Oil, 5.. per gallon; Second ditto, 41, ; FiLe White Notolorre ditto, 2s. 6d.; Greenland ditto, 24.; ditto, 1.. 10d. . _ Fore% Fifty. to Stniy pod Second-hand One and Two. b;Li. 8r... Palead Loop ',auto& *** Spenkin; Pipes Flied-up i• Town or Count' y. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • SII I Commissions signed by the Lord Lieelletesot of fAir Conisfy of Eserx. To be I)eputy•l.iestenauls—The Honourable John Henni ker; Rickard Darby Reeve,. Esq.; Robert Hutchisust Ord, E.q.; Abraham Johnsoa, Eaq.; Thomas Spatial, jun. E.q.—all dated Jose It, 1822 ; Jolin Dick, Rig dated Juue 16, 1822; Capel .Cure, F.sq —dated June 18, 2r,,t8 ; K a m land Stephenson, Esq.; Joseph Savill, Eaq.- -both dated Julie 19, 1822; Sir Charles imams Smith, Bart —dated Jusie 22, 1822 ; George Hilliard, Esq.— slated June !6.19!2; James Brewster, Esq.—dated June lila, 1822; Jaremieb Kftstensen, Esq—elated June 30, 1822; ■nd Lieuteus.t•Geueral Pinson Bonbam—dated July 1. urn. 1.1 Regiment of Ewers Yeomanry Cavalry. Carel Care. Geist. to be Cornet, vice Judd, rtsigned—dated April 19, 1821. Commission in the lat or Berwickshire Pcg;ment of Militia. sigued Ay the Lord Undersold si the tounlo of Berwri.k. The Honourable Coapairsek Aleastider Lord Ilunglass to be Captain—dated April 24, 1820. Commissions in Ike Royal Tower Hamlet! Vilisin, siirrerl by Ike primly Liertemsets of the Tower Hamlets, in the absence of Ike Lord Lieeleisoul. 11.1 Regiment. George Edward., Gest. in be Sirsgeon, vice Howell, retired from the Service--ilated July 28, 1822. 2d Regiment. J o hn Casuon, Cent. to be Lieutenset, vice Boyle, deceased — dated April 18, 1811. BANKRJPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Boobs* Homer Riders'', late of Charles-street, and iiisace of St. Albases-place, St. James., Middlesex, wine merchant. BANKRUPT& Iss.eph Willows of Ely, tea the Isle of Ely, Cambridge, miller, to essereeder, Aogest 38, at Ave, MI, at sen, and September 17, at eleven, at she Lamb Inn, is ll* Isle of Ely. ADoewey., Messrs. Pickering and Smith, Staple Inn, Lois4on awl Moser*. Evaus sod Amber. Jon., Ely. Mom Jiseeph, of Liverpool, woulleo-draper, to surrender, Aimee 17, 19, and September 17, es one, at she George 100, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. James Phillips, Cososarreveours, Lord.ssreet, Liverpool • and Messrs. Gregory, asst Fasslkogr, IlealeaseLinsie, Logsdon. ' Wobases Walker, late of Bolton, L ter, shopkeeper (bus sow a prisoner in the Cs.sle of Lonesetes), In surrender, /lemma 19, 20, and September 17, at wise, at the Bridgewater Arms loss, Manchester. Alsorsarys, Messrs. Hord /tall John son, Treople. Loodun ; mot Mr. Buckley. M.sisehester. W AIM Marshall, of Resale, K Sege ou-u poo- H ell, miller, to surrender, Asseost 19, 20, and Septembei 17, et eleven, as the Georg , . hos, Winos friar. rue,* Kineaton- pon.Hull. As. tomer , . Mr. Resabworth, Hull; and Mr. Highnesor, Scoter. yard, 1114• A blur, Cassemvstrees, L nn d o n. Joseph %battiest mat Francis Student, of Carlisle, Comber. land, emioswasanufaceir. rs, so surrender, Aegust 13, 14, and September ekvess, at she Beals lair, CSIIII,IIP. Attu...n.l', Me. Atkinson, Collate; mid Messrs. Young and Tltionp-no, Chas leite•row, Illansioo.Hoose, London. John Cwroforth, of Whitby, York, ploisher arid glazier, to surrender, August 20. 21, and Septembea 17, at eleven, at the Angel, Whitby. Attorneys, Mr. Wardell, jun. Whitby; awl 31r. Grace, Barchindsise, Lombard., 'n o. L ou d o n. ' John Cowell, ins. of Torquay, Devon. oinvserehent, Bs eurreoder, Aortal 19, 20, and Sqatrustser 17, at eleven, 01 the Hotel; Torquay, Devon. Attorney., Mr. Hine, &are- Snort, Temp*, Lo n de.'; sod Mr. Cosisesst, Totqway. wan.. Jose., of Bristol, victualler, to ourrend.r, gust 14, 15, and Septelbe 17, at woe, at the Eummesesal- [From " Th. Loudon Idercasdils Price Current," of Tuesday, August 6, 1822.3 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODVCR. Correa.—Tbe public sales on Wednesday consisted chiefly of Jamaica, front low to See ordinary qualities, which were heavy of saki and west shout 2s. per cwt. lower, some lots were however taken is at full prices; on Thursday the reduction of the pie 'IOU/ day was folly proArined, sad extruded to the better qualities of Jamaica, middling having berth sold in some instances at a reduction of 2s. per cwt ; since then there has been rather more demand, and the lest public sales brought fully our last quotations fur the best descriptions. The only Fuleign offered by auction since our last was a parcel of 500 bags of Si. Domingo on Thursday, of which very few lots were sold, and this description may be considered Is. lower. The stock of West India Coffee is now 4,100 tons, being 767 tons less than at this time lass year; present prates 7s. per cwt. lower. The B. P. Sugar market has been rather more heavy this week, and ordinary qualities have been sold • shed. rower, good qualities are without alteration ; • thrall public sale of Si. Lucia, am Friday, went from 495. 6d. fur ordinary brown to Si.. for middliog. FORMIGN SVGA It.—There has been none brought to pub. lie sale, mud the private transactions have beea very limited, though there has bees some inqu i ry. . . Th - e stock of B. P. Sugar is 110111,653 casks more than at this time last year; pre►eot prices Is. 64. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. Kum—bo pusehrons of Demerara were sold by auction on Wednesday, at Is. Pd. to Is. 9d. for 23 to lb per mat. over proof, the quality very tam ior. The demand has cur. Unwed steady fur Leeward Wend and low Jamaica. The stock of Kum is sow 24,680 puncheon*, anti price of pool's la. Gd. per mallow. The slot* of Kam same time last year 23,766 puochroor, and putter Proofs la. 34. pee gallon. PIMeNTo has nut brats it much demand, bet fall prizes have bees paid. COCOA eOlitleett in limited demstd; a pared of good Grenada was sold at 79a. pe► cwt. t►e °Mg doseriptioa which appears to be saleable at present. ` . .re I. no "literati°, la DIMWOODII three is no at. --D. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Rosou T lira la statinuary in price, all the late arrivals at this port bavieg bees sold at lbs. sad lbs. 6d. per cot. LIVERPOOL Rr.Powr, Autiun 3, 1811. The COTTON Musket still continue. vet, doll, but with. ont material alteratioa in pricer, 'seep' of the low qualities of Sea hiked; which sold ye.terday id. per lb. lower. The sales by private are 9,100 Iriga, awl cus.ist if 5,500 Rowed. at 7•1 • 81d. and a few at 9J. a 91J.; 1.250 Orleans at nd. • 101.1., cud • few at lid. a Md.; 260 Alabama at 6/4. • tild.; 340 Sea labeled at 121 a 16d. cud a few fine at 20d. a 2..: 10 famed do. at 1 li d. .; 540 Person at 9141. a 101.1. and a few See at 11.1.; 610 Bahia at 91.1. a 101.1.; 190 Ida. rsubam st 91d. • 10d ; 210 Demerara at 9d. • 10id.; 10 Bahama at 9.1.; 80 Carthagena at 70.; 90 lard at Ilid.• 71d.; and 10 Bengal at 61.1. There were offered at section yesterday 962 Sea Wendy, 436 'old at 111 d. •14 :mid. dliag le good fair; 314 Stained do. 179 sold at 7 • a 9d. ordinary to fair; 518 D e mera r a, 441 sold at 61d.• 9 . mid dling so gond fair, sad 10d. to 10 1 d. for Ant ; 3 B•rha -4.44, 141 44 1,1 at ea. a 11d. fair; asking the lola saki 10,400 bags. The import Ibis week is 11,009 bags, via. Jamaica, 393 bap; Demerara ; 06; New Orleans, 13119; f • Postscript, Trento', Augtut 8, 182/, Four °Tina. B. P. SUO•R. —llse dewasd was ve.y languid to-d•y, and fur ordinary qualities reduced priers .ere steroid ; good /fatalities still twaiataia their prices. A public sale of Bar- Widnes went off very heavily, sod with the exception of one lot of fine, at lower prices. The Correa market on the whole was 841 to-day, and at the public sales ordinary electron qualities were sold al Weer prices thaw sou Friday, but the qu•hpes el tbe parcels were too irregular to forms a correct guide to the state of 11611 raarket. In Fortigu so alteration can be quoted Witco Tburxdaim sales. - - The Jury itonsedistely said that t►ey were satisfitd, sod foetid a verdict of Not Guilty. Mr. Justice BAYLCY then said—" 1 think it right, in the presence of the Primmer, end of all who bevy braid the iris', to express toy °plosive that if the sofortunate dereased diit copse to his death by human bawls, whirl, is by on meant clear, it appears hew all the evidence that it was front other bands than those of the Prisoner." Ditivolug, who during the trial had preserved All entire esosposure, burst into tearoom bearing this *dares, and said, with great emotion, •' Thank you greatly, my Lord; those pus, Gtotleateu of the Jury." He was immediately cbargrd. 4VUNCIIAUSEN REDIVIVUS. " Fernand Nirnd.: Piste was but a type of thee, Thou .------.." HOTTF.NTOT CI VI UZATION. (From a Dublin Paper.] HIBERNIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Monday a Meeting. of the Hibernian Mkaionary Sociely. Auto!ary to the London Missionary cirty. was held at the Rotunda. The Metting was respectably aunt numerously attended. chiefly by Ladies. At twelve o'clock Joutt DAVID LA• TOUCHE, Esq. ti.ok the Chair. The Rev. Dr. COPS read en ab.tract of the Re. pert of the Committee, which w.ts afterwards re solved should be printed. A number of Resolutions were then moved and. ca•rnd. The principal Speakers wer e — The Rev. Mr. Cooper; the Rev. Mr. Burnett, of Cork; the Res. Mr. Matthias; the Rev. Jobs Campbell (late Mi.. stow, sistiosib Africa); the Rer. Mr. &Hale Cape. filaSeiLi the Rey. M►. Shilling; the Rev. Wm. Browse, are. ate. The Rev. Mr. CADIPIIIILL took occas.ou to state the result of his mission to South Africa. He con trasted the awe of the Hottentots, living in a sa vage ananoer but six years sitice, with what it is et prestos. Then they lived in what they called ci. ties, which were nothing more than rude huts, with a small hole in the side of each end such has beet* the alteration and imorovemeut in the manners au.l habits of those people since missions were esta blished there, that one of their cities has been term ed the City of God. He assured she Meeting, that there was not an hour in the fonr-and-tiveuty but that the sun was shining on some church of God. He congratulated the Meettnit no the fact of tht passage by sea to ladia being shortened one moni'i From what it had been formeriy, sud thought , t likely that by other improvements it might he lessened another month ; and after that another; so that insteadcloccationally visiting thefostrionsble watering places fur rec►eation. THAT MIGHT TALC • TRIP TO INDIA to SES TMEIR.ONs atid DAVOHTSIRS• —He mentioned that he visited a town 300 miles from the Cape, where they hiul never sero a white Mau; he Web accam ponied by his waggoner,. Dutch. mau, named Cupido; assisted by th►s mats, be preached the Gospel with the happiest results, sod the chief acknowledged, that previous to his arrival amongst them they knew no more than the bruits". He also said, ►hat they had become perfectly cot- Lad since his arssion amongst them, having b 61 . it - `J -- ~~~_~ ~.~ OXFORD CIRCUIT. At Stafford Awaits, on Friday se'nuight, Mr. Berm, GAMtOW, called the attention of the Grand Jury to some important aluerstious which had taken place during the present Session of Parliament, in regard to the criiiiistal law. Previously the wetter of a hat, coat, or any article of trivial value, might be subject to a sentence of transportation, while the receiver of money stolen, though to ever so great amount, could not be convicted of that offence; but now the receiver of money, bonds, bills, notes. or other securities for mosey, was equally liable to Le convicted, sod have sentence of transportation. as if he were the receiver of those article■ for which he was heretofore punishable. Malicious manslaugh ter, as the law stood, could wily be punished by au imprisonment for one year, even when it was of the moot atrocious nature, and differing from murder in 'collared, only: now the offender spay be trinsportsral for life. or imprisoned in this coon try, fur three years. In case of persons persuading servants and children in families to purloin articles, the receivers of goods so stolen were trot heretofore punishable; now if they are found guilty of this kind •f Larceny, they may be punished by hems kept to, bard- lobos; or transported. Accergaries, too, before the tact, could only be imprisoned for a comparatively ►hort time, end receivers could not be found guilty where the principal had not pre viously.beeo so; now, should the principar not he convicted, or even ■pprehtended or found out at all, the receiver may be proatested and punished. At these Assizes two bills of indictment were found by the Grand Jury against Olt nournaster un the neighbourhood of Birmingham, fur contracting with and seducing artificers and workmen in the iron manufacture to go to France, an offeoce in its consequences which may be most seriously inju rious to the trade of this country, and which, it is to be regretted, has been carried on to a consi derable extent. We are assured that an iron master in the above neighbourhood has a warm... factory near Paris. in which ISO workmen from Baotou, &c. are employed. The eeotenceo of the Prisoners were as follow John Steele, for stealiog two sheep; Joseph Williams, for to: # - 1 T~~~. • T ttt • ALIDON 'FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE 'COMPANY, 1:01iborf, 3ST AllJelfiff. NOTICE is •liffebY gibe's, that' LIRE . I - SUKANCIES astiohns CObIPANY, Pow its force, or which may heresfier be effected, will :not he held void on account of passage by era, at any flint, from airy port, to arty part. of Deal .Restais or trebled, iodating the ignited* beloogin to, amid Iss Ole immediate vicinity of, each; asol4 that, dbrlite other,' such insurances will not be held void Oa aeeminsi o f papaage, iP Jerked vessels or att ram boats, Irnbille or to any part of Great Britain or Ireland, iodating . * islands beloatink to, and in the immediate vicinit y of aids; ()Weedy its or. from Ihe9da 4of Goevnirry, o‘,Jersty, or soy.part of the.Coatioent of Europe, on lit lime of row between the Toad and Brest, boih inclusive:— say chugs or ehildltiiiii in the CoMpany's Policies or NO pew s to the crtsorary sioloilloospditig, and although neither license shall have been asked, nor additioual prr• usiam paid, lis , Tesilect lu such extension of the limits of laisaisoce.". . Older of the Count of Directors, • WARNER PHIPPS, Srgretery. R. flfßitt of KIN (;f soy) of GEORGE WlLtadN, Lahr of she Last kisteratint Ship feirlie. *erased, by Applying so Mu. Kirby, No. 159, !MO./tree% rolitar, may best of something to their 'Avas t • saw • lift 9 ,, . • I irr f TWO OF . f 30,000!!! (IF•mid Jt- SIVIEWRIGH:r -are selling War: Vole* Uglifiter. Tailless sod Shares fur the GRAND LAST DAY OF DRAWING, NEXT TUESDAY, 13th AUGUST, Wiles the Two Great Capitals of 30,0001. sod all she Wks Niro., are lore to be Dfsl/1/. • J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT rota in Shares both the Prise of 2,0001 draws the Find' I.).ey;'Rl , eo No. 575, a Pllis• of 2001, ii their ..1.1 mud forisuate °Ake., 37, Cowbell; 11, klullrorni sod 3d. Haymarket, corner of Covemry.slrecs.