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By J. Carr, Esq. 4to; 21. t! , . A Descriptive Tour to the Lakes of Cualberland and West moreland, iu the Auteuil' of 18 . .4. 45. NEW MUSIC. Mestere im:araie saner,' the favourite Comic Ballad vane be Sig Hatch, in the Opera of Camilla, coinp , sed by Fio. tivanti " Evviva it Principe adorato," a 'ouch admired Ter sett°, sung by Sig. Morelli, Sig. Roverli. o, and Mr Kelly, comoos-d and dedicated to Mrs. Sheridan, by Mr. Kelly " Aff tto dike e tenero," by Portugallo, arid " Dolce dell ma," by Per; two favourite Duets, sung st the Nobility's Concerts; the favourite Songs, Duets, hr. in the Comic Opera of La Due Moue, composed by Goeielati; Onto, froin the o; , eal of Canaille, composed by Fiorivanti; Ditto, from the Serious• Opera of La piste di Cleopatra, by Nasoini Ditto, from La Clernenza di Tito, 'bir Mozart. " Tashi colli arneniprati," the favourite Wet in II RAN di Pro.erpina, ar ranged as a Lewin for the Harp, or Piano, by Mr Lacoux; two Ailk, with Variations, by vVorill. Tire Music of the Comic Ballet of Ls Dansomanie, cAnposed and.elected by Nareisse Carbohal ; in which is introdraced the mucit.ialnrired Pas Seul, danced by Mademoiselle Parisot, composed arid ac companied on the Harp by F. Dizi. The celebrated Polacia, danced be Mrs Miley iu Tire Three Sisters and Golden Bull, composed by J Sanderson, price Is —The much-admired Pus de Troia , dainced by Mr. and Misses Giroux. in Tit• Three Sisters and Golden Bull, composed by J. Sanderson, Is— The Fisher Bay's Dance, danced by Miss Caroline Gimux„ in The Three Sisters and dolden composed by J. SAlllierlo .l , 'S.—Columbine' Dance, danced by Mrr. !tricot, in the ,elemated Pantomime of Gay of Warwick, campus , d by 'S. Sanderson, 15...rh0 Fairy Dance, in Guy of lVarwick, composed by ditto, is.—The celebrated Mirror Dance, as performed by Messrs Laurent and Dubois. in Guy of War. wick, compo÷l by ditto, Is —Military Hornpipe, danced by Miss F. Taylor, at the Aquatic Tlnsire, Sadler . ' Wells, composed by G. If Marshall, Is.--The Ile, at B. igirton, composed by J. Terrail, la.—The Duch is of Manche.t ri Fancy, try Ditto, Is —..Cupid in Ireland, composed by S. Hale, is. 11'.1FAL INTLi.LIGLNCE. PCJIITSMOUTH, JULY 30. Dropped demo to St. Helen's, His Majesty's ships Resit:ewe and Preruy mie, with a fleet of transports for Plymouth. —Wind S.W. PLYIMOVTM, JULY 29. Arrived his Majesty's ship rob Titeror, 74, from Sir S. Hood's squacirchs, and the Cearisrcutter ; also the Iris frigate, from ,a cruise. r - Stmoura, JULY Vt. Arrived thh day, His Majesty's ship I),fi Ince, of 74 guns, from Of BellAsle ; the Alcn'era, Dennis, from Bristol ; the Britannia cutter, from Jersey ; and the Geur,:re, West India ship, Price, from Lon don, bound to Madeira and the West Indies ; .and the brig imam:, Dickson, hum Sunderland.— Wind S. W. • • Doves, xutv The people of an American ship arrived in these toads, report, that on passing the castle of Cux , haven last Wednesday, an English•gun brig, lying off that place, was firing a salute, which was an swered from the Castle. The cause of the salute, they were informed, was an account which hjul been yeteived of the conclusion of Peace between Eng land and Prussia Most of the Prussian Captains, detained here on parole, have found means to es cape. • Another lugger, from off Deal Beach, has been sent in here by the Nimble Custom-house cut ter of that place. Early this morning, the Ist di vision of the Ist battalion of the 52d.R.gimen1s proceeded upon their route to. Ramsgate, tor em barkation ; and this forenoon the second division marched in from Brabourn Lees. The third divi sion is expeded in on Thursday. . DEAL, JUI.Y 30. Sailed through the Downs from the River; the Proteetress, Everett, for Virginia; and the Scifl, Lawson, for Malta. • Sailed the Savage sloop of war, for Cork. Arrived the Grrsetai frigate, from the Westward, and sailed for Yarmouth.—Wind S.W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST GIIAVIVIINO, Jute 30..—Pasmd be the Lavinia, Howland, from Petersburg ; Providence, Patterson ; Prince of r Aden burg, —.--; and the Minna, Horne, from Hansbne the Leith Packet, Brook. for Copenhagen; Liberty, Scions, for Cork; Fame s Smith; and the Draper, M`Donnell, for Belfast. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-61011110W. M. N. Stephen Newton, Chiswell, Wareham, Norfolk, shop keeper . 10 Radiant Atkinson, Henry Waters, and William Ord, Finchurch-atreet, London, liquor-merchants . 312 base lairicti,Grest St. Helea'a, wan t on. snerehant 9 111 1),,.d Glover, Gutter-lone, London, nie.cliar.t .9 1 Thomas Hay ma, Jermi)iiistiett, 3t..1.111:3 . 11, haber da.her 9 10 Vincent Aire!, late of Siialdlng, LincoinThire, brewer 8 10 Duncan Stewart, Fleet-lane, London biker . 10 Frederick Kampf, Rathhone.place,lJ:ford Street, Mid. dlesex, cabinet-maker 3 10 flenry Walters, Periehurrh.strert, London, merchant 3 10 Ali•lander Anderson London, insurance brok-r y 10 Richard Wilton, fate of the Wand of Guernsey, mer chant ' 2 10 John Fieldin2 and William Walker, lat. of Nicholas- - lane, London, ship and insurance brokers t 10 Barker Chifney, late of Liverpool, Lancashire, and Kingetreet, Covent-garden, Mtddlesex, patent soap manufaillutwr . . 2 In Anthony t'lleatle, Oxford Strees, Middlesex, butcher 210 William Sherman, Penton.atreet, Pentoriville, Middle sex, lashes' shoemaker 2 12 Heard Purdie, kite of St. Jamionowallt, St. James, Clerkenwell, Middlesex , working-jeweler . 211 Leipman Levy, Comnieiciahroarl, Middlesex, mer chant 2 12 Solomon Mordecai, Leman-'trees, Goodman's-field., Whitechapel, Middleu-x, mereharit . 1 10 DI V ID ENDS. William Drummond, Fobbing, &sex, mariner . 10 Matthew Mackenzie, Pleet street, London, vintner 10 William Graves the younger, late of LI. yd's Coffee house, London, merchant 10 George Field, Old Swan-stain, Upper Thames.street, London, merch int 1? William Field, of the same place, merchant Jahn Leer/, Culsitar.street, Chancery-lane, 1.001;n, _ brass founder 10 • . • William Lnwden, late of Biding house Irie, Ponland• street, Midillesex,larrier 10 . . . John Bicknell, Little Madiliaxnnrsiet, Hanover square, Middlesex, dealer in artdicial (lowa. .10 John Bath, Vole ,. Thames-stieet, London, oli,de•xln grocer and .optar-mfiner 10 . . . James Wilde, of the same place, drake and tl , .spiu-n lir J,,hn ',ego., Woad-stiact, Luodni, wareliousein.n. lts CF.7TITIC 'TES. Iley, loft of riteio4lO street, in the pc i.lll r 4 e t Nl3f . V•4-::OfIrle, HI the county of fidniAesex, tatvor, and chapman. Robert Pyke the younger, of Lirertun I, in the coonty of L a , cuter, spot' and potter dealer, and chaini:Jn W &tam llovAl , of tivath, in the county ul Gagnorga n , kerpet • dealer and chapman. Harrison,pilliam late of Wel/forth, in the count, of Ntidi•,,, /VC, merchant, dialer and tha;tsan. John &out:he'd, late of A'der,taithury. Lnnl.nl, ('„ et prisoner in the Li Ira beach prison), jeweihr, h-elearvtltie, dealer and eapmao. Arthur Haovie, of Birmingham, :n the county of W„,„., „ k factor, dealer and chair. a , Henry Madden, late of the Island f Birhedoea, but hew If Lisertmo:, et the county of l.sn , a•re', metcham_ . John Whitvh:ml, late of Roehdoc, to the c.auttry of Lancaw e t s itticeekoar, dester, and chapman. Charles Es;)etter, of Klngstsn.tri.o I Hug, wooll en -1, 4 ," Richard NI tes, of B•trninghara, •in the cuut:ty Wars at, inaltster, dealer, and chapman. Tho.oas Moat, of H.tlifax, in the meaty of Yolk, otanutet. tu.Cf of cotton good:, dealer awd Genr4e Pettier ' of Nm itinerant, in the par.6ll 11)111..tx.iA thu county of York, otatiefacturer of cotton goods, and chapman. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. S per Cent. Reiuced ' 634 44th 3 per Ceat. Console .... ........ .'. • ESII 4% 4 per Ccat . OH 5 per. Cent. Navy 9 W Long Annuities lB 3.1 in 1,..e , i31 3 per Cep' . Gh IruveriC Annuit i es 8 7-1 r . Irish 5 per Cent. Onndun 3 India Sonde l4. Is ds. Exchequer Brae ....ge. veers. Is. 4is Is. pews, C 0111.019 for • 'T. HIS/4, "'seek breltet, NO. 4. Cornholl, and 9. CI. • - C" , O --... I IRINFi sTucts, JuLT 24. lbOu. Debenttue.9l tior. Uebpitures 5 pot Can... Gout Stock 5 pet Cop- • Ituvat e.'inall.onn, 6 pot mot. IMAM Wednesdiy, at his house in lon•ib's•Canduit.Place, DO. Turd street, the Lady at T. W. Plummer, Lac,. of a daughtet. DEATHS. • At Leth Fort, the 250:1 July, Col. W. P. Smith, comm on& ing the Royal Artillery in Scotland. On the 7th inst. at Vienne, Mrs. Prescott, wife of Thomas Prescott, E•q. Ea4y on Sunday morning, the Rev Henry R Dru:nmond, Re't,ir of Fawley, Haws. Ml', LAY, Al L NUVIN Morn 9 min; after 5 I '6 n,n Jrc-r 5. SALIE BY Aucii6.— CHURCH-STREET, STOKE NE wtwiroPr FURNITURE., AND EFFECT S. By NI asrs. BURTON and VENNOR, THIS DAY, at twelve, on the Promises. Cburch-atiest, Stoke Newington, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, fi toned Piano Forte, a few choice* prints, an prght.day t,ble clock, and eff,ets, of Wm. Bed, E.q removed. TA furn'Attie includes lofty 4-mst and coach top bedsrea 1. with cotton foinitures, pane bordered feather beds and c an tad. dug, handsome French window curtains, excellent c,binct work, in waol.obes, double and single chests of dratren , , book case, neat mahogany cellaret sideboard, set of c.rcatier 'weeny dining tables, Pembroke and card tables, drawing mow chins, and sofa in suit, dining, indoor, and chamber chairs, pier and chimney glasses, mann-, Tu.key sod Brut:el. carpet:, kitchen requisites, and miscellaneous articles. Precisely at one o'clock will be sold, the doersate Levee *idle Premises, with large garden, orchard, and aholit we awes of land. Held on Lase for about lai - seals, at a moderate rent. The Premises In be invited ; ckweripiiye partictoltio and en. telnuea bad on the pretni.gs,,an4 oh MOAN. Henan ant Y. ner, WALBRuuK. --Com o UloUs p E m s'Es, wu4l F EXTENSIVE GROUND F1.0,1R, By Messrs. BURTON anal Vi.NNOR, Ar Garntway's, an WEDNESDAY, August tO, at Twa:si *VOW. THE valuable end very desirable LEASE. of extsio‘c and conirendious WAN EIICIUSE ail I WO medals finiskmi DWELLING-WA/SFS, recently nut LA.) complete repair, advantageously situated, anal at a pence rendered eliaihle for a Wholesale Draper or Warei 0 man, lasing 17 awl Ib, Wallnuok. Toe Dwitlkit - hou'll are ',el' ennven;ent, each with private doors ; the Warahows is spacious, - with gond light heck and front, and merits the at• tenons, of person., iequiting a contrical situation. • To be vieeed six slays previous to the Sale, when deacte tire particular' may be had at Garraway's ; and of Mewl. Burton and Venno•, 62, Cornhill. _ _ SIXTEEN ACHE', 0 . rto..ttiuLt) LAN.:, 7Y rut FREE, F.hrIELD CHAUFI. Be Li , san seßTori tad VENNO;, On WECINLWAY, Aug u m 20, at 12, at O.,rawayk, A Desirable FREEHOLD Es rAT E, con• (rum( about tG omega na land, 4elightfulte situated, eomma , ding a rich divegsity of m,,ep, is, rear gut VA.* Buck, Enfield Chace. This property ,neindes • healthy mr pica, of about one and a .::res, and a Loa gilfal Of SAN, and *Sera a drawable opur.rtw:ity to bui'd on To hr teal by applicatinn to M. near the Fallow Su& of whom partculals nuLy be ha.l; at the Greyheund, Enfirld; at Oartalrara, and of Mears. Burton and .Venhor, MARINE VILIAIS.-.IKLI. HOLD k.a. IA e-, 104.8. a wmtur. lir Mews. ZURToN end VENNOR, On AV EDN ESI/AV , the 20th of Asigu.t, porem,y at tor-4N at GAITIMiIy . ., if not iii , posed of by Private Coomer. ADesirahle R EEtiOLD brick-built 111% LING HOUSE, sesently finished, at • considerable ex• pone*, suitable for the istitnedtte reception of a genteel a ly, delightfully situated o n the H i ll, a t Wert Cowes, I tel • Wight, a idealism distance from the Bathing house. sa I NI , - chines, commanding beautiful diversified yr...porde of jacient country. The premises contain nine iir.nci; al h bets. servants' ditto, diaising-toone, dining-sperm, bee.k-st p.rlour, entr•nce hal o and *unable donie.ce a.eangernetw I and a neat g•rden.—To be viewed sin days 'ocelot.* to tilt t•i' I d-script.ve particulars had of ND. Coondais, on the -.4.e s. ties premises; at Garraway's; and of Meters. Ett.rt... and Vennor. CAPITA!. COMMODIOUS NLW- .itLL I n 1.1 It.SUSES AND PRFAMIstS, DusViIATIL-HILL By Messrs !WILTON wt VENNOIt, At Garraasis, AU WEDNESDAY, August 20, et r.e.• and,;(l.ek, truly desirable LFA SF • T HE valuable HOLD WAREHouSra, newt a.l.•ntageoirs'y P .,. • Oil Dowgatollill, having been emends put into the moat ev Pitts repair, a vent large sum having been esiwraJod 110 troths them el.g.hle and co:.amolinus, calculated far a 211101... s Concern of the first magnitude aid oespellability„ and root. a •paci .us feursfloor w.e..hhuse, * ills loaf tolin, with feet long, 24 feet wide, fuor.s. a ll stable with I..ft, lam: 1. I . arid vacant piece of grourd asjoliong, affording an ample ve for building ea, ieclosed ,wits folding gates, held ors lease $. 4 a tarns of years, at a to. heats pound-rent. • To be viewed till the SA e. and deticti;doe Pa ti. clsn f • on the Pfitmalell at Galf , ll4o ; and of Mesita Sono. Velma'. fill, Cerniaill. LONDON :—Pnnto4 * 0. DAVIDSON. No. 17. 11 " - ` 0 "*. CovooviikwAco. sod fosikabod at dic . otheo„ No 15. Ka.k of St. CoowooesChbosolis, &tool. * W. S rucx. of No 7, Wire 4811molitigert, Loot 14''f • Ord-n, ire ow tin. abit * the ago , trom r. l ) •.II be dots attotll-4 to ;i mp • • .7 • I 41,4,s AWL • ft' . • MONTHLY LIST OF PUBLICATIOA'S FOR JULr.