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45 41 X 27 -%. It LI; LI/ = k .. ....-• : oe:,,A. 4 a. , ^ ..I . 'ir t • i q v . • " -...•- ' ... - . 1 • : . (417 - ipu -7- • 1 • . ~~ • : • )1.+4_ 1 1 c' + fl .." 61 1 6.). PP A P . .4 ~., ~,..„ NumneK 6233. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. Even.nyt. 'MONDAY, November 25, C, h I Majesty's Servants will perform Shakspenie's Tut f'lc of • KING RICHARD THE THIRD. I ine 11. Sirs, Mr. Pour ; Doke of Glo'rier, Mr. Kean ; 114, of Buckingham, Mr. Peolvy ; Duke of Norfolk, Mr. ; Earl of Richmond, :lir. Cooper. Etizsbetls, on of E.liirard the Fourth, Mrs. Glover; Lady Auue, Mra. It.liVeot. • To wibteb will be addrd the Musical Extravaganza, calkd GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Do. Giovanni, Madame Vestris; Ms. Harley; N r .l I...eutior Fioickin, Mr. B .1; Mr. Deputy Bogtisk, Iltr.l le. Mrs. Leporello, Miss Cutott ; Miss Cunstautis We, Miss Fords; Mrs. Fisslith, Mrs. Urger; Mr.. I):tivemdfy, Mrs. Iltrloste; Squalling Fau, Miss Pusey. lidolhani, of Roost street, •Isis is appointed sole Agent at Writ End of tie Town fur the nightly disposal of Pil ler @Ates belongin to the Leolee of this Theatre. To ms rrow, The Provoked Husband—Venetian Nuptials —.sot 11 .e Hendezroos Oa IVedoerday. the Tragedy or Othello: Othello, Mr. K ew zo. Mr. Young. ON'Tlearaday, Loco to a Village—aad The Too Galley Slaves. On Filthy, ',mitre Preserved: la cer , Mr.Keao; Pierre, Mr. Lars %—and Frightened to Death. Tll IIWR ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. r71:1Iti; Evening, !HON DAY. November 45, will be performed Sbakspeare'e Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Prince• Esealus, Mr. Heat; Patini, Mr. Mason; Mon tnne, Mr. Claremont ; Capsirt, Mr. Egerton ; Romeo, Mr. Mercatio, Mr. lobes. Lady Capolet, Facet; Norte, Meg. Davenport; Joliet, bliss F. H. Kelly (from die Theatre-Royal, Dublin, her Bth appearance in Londe.). To Oath will be added a Grand Asiatic Melo-dramatic Romance, called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cherry, Mrs. Voinug ; Smigiriabrek, Mr. Farley; Topack, Mr. Grimaldi ; liassanbad, Mr. Meadow.; GistHer ' Mr. Chapenaa. Fair Star, Miss Foote; Aviary..., Miss Bean mist. Mort to be opened at Half-past Six—the Play to begin at &ern. Bus, 75.; Second Price 3.. 6d —Pit 3.. Bd.; Second '...—Lower (Liner, 25.; Second Price la.—Upper Gal kry Is.; S,eood Price 6d. fur the Buses to he had of Mr. Brandoo,al the Bo:- Office, 11.. rt-street, from Teo till Four. A Printe Bo: may be had for the Season, or Nightly, of Mr. Brandon, Ai the Ros.llffiee. To-morrow, The Two Gentle men of Verona—and Forty Thee yrs. Ou Wednesday, Romeo and Juliet—sad The libertine. Os 7hu r‘day, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Rio— n, fristi Tutor—and Ali Pacha. the Viel,y, Romeo and Juliet—and Rosins. Os Saturday, Shakspeare's Comedy of Twelfth Night. On Toe - day will be produced a new Opera, is three ads, to he entitled Maid Marina—and Husbands sad Were,. A nen T..gtdy is iu re►earsal, sad will speedily be pia Vc• Doors will be topeard at Half-past Six o'clock, and the Pe iforniances cuinoiroce at Seven. P.mt 78.; Second Price 34. fid —Pit 30. Gel ; Second Price —I, 'wee Gallery, 2e.; Second Price ls.—Uppee Galkry ki coed Price 841. PIAs lie 1b• SaliWiligisimmet Mr. 1111.$e'- (Var,l a the Rotunda, where Family Box., (roe t mnduit a of Plutou coming late to the Theater) may be invent, and a Priem, Box had ni4hily; as also of Mr. . . . . LAST WEEK ➢UT TWO OF TONI AND JERRY. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAN D. pins Evening. MONDAY, November Is, ■od during the week, will be presented the cele brated Out and Out Classic, Comte, Operatic, Localle, Ana.ytic. Trepsichorir, Panoramic. Camera Obscurstie Ex t-3vagarzo &Memo of Fan, Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, in Three Acta, railed TONI AND JERRY ; OR, LIFE IN LON DON ! Poristsu Tom, Mr.itteach ,• Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. John %ere ; gm, Mr. Wilkinson; Jemmy Green, Mr. Bruno. Kate, Mrii. Baker; Sue, Mrs. Millen; Jane, Masa Ham 'smoky ; Mrs. Tartar, Mrs. Duty; Mrs. Devi., Mrs. Bryan. To conclude with a new Barletta, in one act, freely adapted from a celebrated French Piece, called MY HUSBAND'S SECRET; OR, NATURAL MAGIC. Mr. Dearlove, Mr. Elliott; Cherie. Hyde, Mr. Chapman; %really, Mr. Herring. Mrs. Dearlove (wills two Song.), Mrs. Waylett ; Elisa, Miss S. Pitt. Boxes. de il, b.; Gallery, Is—Doors apes at Ms, arid the Per to commence at &Quarter before Seven. —Half Pri Half past Eight. A New Grand Operatic, Mein-dramaiie, Characteristic panoramic, Cootie Iturleita, in twenty-four Scenes, to be u:1 , 41 Grim in Fiance, or Tom and Jerry's Tour, wbicb ha, been Ilse whole of the summer in preparation, drawn Irmo the actual observations of the Author, Sec. ou the Con. hncot, will speedily be produced. TO-MORROW. 3 %Toney Prises of £ 20.000 2 '►Hussey Nixes of WOW n Money Prises of 5,000 3 ........Money Prizes of 2,000 And 100 other Money Capital, ARE SIILL IN THE WHEEL!!! BUSH respectfully reminds hi. best Friends, • leis nightie, tbkrt the NEXT Dey of Drawling of the • ••• Lottery will be TO. MORROW; and as all the above • i , ) Capital% are Boating in the Wheel, the whole may he eau th4t diy. Worrant,l undrawn Tickets and Sharer are selling at RISIPS 011iwr 1, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cruse; and by n‘s Agent. In Ow Country. •.• Nut any Prize yet drawn above 1,000! i 4. Offiers will be kept open utwil Twelve vLiock To aiglit. ONE HUNDRED AND TEN CAPITALS IN THE WHEEL lIAZ ARD and Co. have had the pleasure of iu Shares !be highest Prize yet drawn, viz. . . No. 577. Yl,OOO ! a , •4 they beg In announce In their linen& and the Public, that, although Two thy. of the Drawing are over, the Wheel 'still custagas ALL the £20,000 Prizes!!! ALL the YlO,OOO Prizes!!! _ ALL the £5,000 Prism!!! ALL the £2,000 NIX'S!!! anil ()NE HUN Olt ED other CAP I ['ALS uf 1,0001., 5001., 3Utl. sod lOU/. The whole are Floating in the Wheel, and therefore may be Drawls the Third Day, viz. TO. MORROW. ItiAZARD and Co. have Tickets mod Sham, 'arrested noiLana, on Sale at their old ar.d foritioate Olfices, Ruyal I'm-Lange calf.; es, Corabill y sad 394, Oxford-street, end Col. tit-greet. LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1822. MR. HAYDON'S great PICTURE of the RESURRECTION of LAZARUS will OPEN fur Exhibition al the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, early in the Spring. BR!TM FIRE OFFICE, London, November 82, Mt NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS will be lantileu at their Offiee in the Strand, aro WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Cloirk at Nome, whew • IDivideuti will be decter.d fur the Half Year coding at MI chariot's last. The Chair will be taken m One o'Clock precisely. RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, November, 1822. THE COUR)" of DIRECTORS of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do hereby give ?hillier, that their Transfer Buuks will be shut from THURS. DAY, the nib of Macomber next, to TUESDAY, the 7th of Jasomy and that the Amami' Geom.! Count, opputime9 by time Cirsiter will be bald.* at their Office, us the Roil Exchange, on WEDNESDAY, the 18lb of Dr rember seat, at Eleven utlock in the Forestion, and that a Dividend will be cosiddried of at the said Court. SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary. IV The Chair sill be taken at Twelve (Mink precisely. N.Re—Attendance is given, daily, at the said Office, and at their Office iu Pall-mall, for the Assurance of Build. inga, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships, in Harbour, is Duck, or labile building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; sod also fur the Auurauce of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. DR. BOERHAAVE'S RED PILL, No. 2 (sealed with Red Wax), famous fur the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of a certain Complaint.—lt is a melan choly fact, that thousands fall victims to this horrid Dies. ease, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who by an improper treatment of this direful calamity, not unfrequently cause those foal Ulcerations and Blotches 'AO so often appear on the Head, Face, and Body, with Donors, i• ji Sight, Noise in the Ears, Deafness, Strictures, obstinate trasi:, Nodes on the Shin Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, d Nose, Nocturnal Pains In the Head and Limbs (frequently mistaken for other Disorders), till at length a general debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death puts a period to suffering mortality. •.• With each Box is given a copious Bill of Direction; by which persons are enabled speedily to cure themselves with safety and smell, without confinement or hindrance of business. Its amazing sale for many years is • certain criterion of its great utility —Price way 4s. 6d. per Box. Beware of Counterfeits.—The genuine Boerhaave's Red Pulls, No. I, or No. 2, are sold by Mr. inhostiin,6B, Coro. hill; Mr. Sanger (late Barna and Cu.), 150, Oxford-street; Mr. Ward, Holboru ; sod Mr. Straining, Royal Exchimge, London. This Medicine is a highly useful remedy in Chronic Rhen ovitisru, Glandulsr Obstructions, and Scurfy Erupiious; io short, it bas succeeded when salivation sud other means bare ruled. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ✓'arlton House, November 22, 1822. This day the Covet Saint Martin D'Arde, Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Sardinia, bad andiettee of his Majesty to deliver a letter from hia Sovereign; sad Musa Mohammed Saleh, appnisted on ■ special inilsioo from the King of Petsia, bad audience of his Majesty to deliver his credentials; to which audirnces they were respectively introduced by the Hight Honourable George Cannier, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, sod conducted by Sir Hobert Chester, Knight, Master of the Ceremonies. 22t1 Fool, tot* t miss, vire Champads, appointed to tits 19th Foot—dated October 31,1822. 43.1 ditto—Ensign William John emirinrton, from half-pay 88th Foot, to be FAsigs, sire 11.0-har,l Ponsonby Webb, who exchanges—dated 1 tetober 24. 1822. 45th ditto—Brevet-Major liaAdost Smith, from the 73‘.1 Fool, to be Capiriu , vice Liouglitou, who excossies—dated as above. 53d ditto—Lieutenant laws Stewart to be Cloartermaster, vice Shackle, dereased..-dated November 7, 1822. 55th ditto—lieutenant William Stalwart Richardson, from lialf.p.y Coldstream Fowl Guarda, to be Lieutenant, vice Francis Wheeler Armstrong, who •xcbanges, !receiving the difference—dated Octobre 21, 1822. 59th ditto—Lieutenaut 811111111 ti ClUlterb.lek, to he Captain, without purchase, vice Msyue, dt ceased—d•ted November 7, 1822. Ensign Alexander Murray, to be Lieutenaut, vice Clutter. boelr—deed as above. Houourshle Adolphus Frederick Cathcart to be Eubigo, vice Murray—dated as allure. tiith ditto, Brevet Major Arthur 11111 Dickson to be Major, b poi chase, vice 13 . 01:2 1) who retires-1.441nd as shove. Lieutenant John Moot •to be Captain, by purchase, vice Dick,on,—dated as above. Eaglets Arthur Cart hew to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Monlacn—d•ted as above Charles Di ummoird Railey,Gent. to be Eri.igu, by purchase, vice Cu-thew—dated as above. 6711, ditto—Gentleman Cadet Jotieplius Dererell, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase— dated as shove. 69th ditto—Ensign William Searth Moorsum, from halt-pay 31st Foot (a Grutleman Cadet from the Royal Military College), to be Borten, without purchase—dared as above. 71st ditte— Lieutenant Lung, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Barnard, who retires—dated October 31, 1822. Ensigns George Montage to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Long ; and William Denny, fen= half.pay 15its Foul, to be Ensign, by purchase, •icii Moulage—bulb dated a above. 73d ditto—Captain Richard Rollo Houghton, from the 45th Foot, to be Catimiu, vice Smith, *bei exchanges—dated r 24, 1822. 711 . Lieutenant Lord Thomas Ce c il, f r o m thelOth Itrot. agoutis, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Vast', ted—dated as above. 77th ditto—Lieutenant William Collo Clarke, from Ike Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Byrne, wbo exchatige.i-- dated November 7, 1822. 87th ditto--Ensign Joseph Thomas, from haltpay 101st Foot (a Geotlemaii Cadet from the Royal Military Col lege), to be Ensign without purchase—doted as above. Ledith ditto—George Somerville Ogby, Gent. to be Ensign, r by purchase, vice Knox, appoint's' to the lit Foot Guards —elated October 24, 1822. 88th ditto—Gentleman Cadet John , Robinson, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase—dated Novensber7, 1022. 91st ditto—Ensign Patrick Cahill In be Lieutenant, witboot purchase, vice Egos, deceased—dated as shove. James Robeson, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Cahill—dated as above. Rifle Brizaile—Lieutenant Francis Henry Ilyine, from the 77th Foot, to be First Lieutensot, vice slarke, who ex changes—dated as shave. Lieutenant Edward Dennis M.Carthy, from halfepay 2J Garrison Battalion, to be Lieuteoant, vier Allt, appointed to the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—dated October 31, 1822. 2d West India Regiment—John Spence, Gent. to be Ensign, without pwvehase, rice Hews°, deceased—dated Norco'. Ito- 7, 1822. , 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. Colintel 91r Gregory Holman Bromley Way, from half-pay 22d Foot, to he Colouel—,dated as above. Limitesara•Colunel Andrew Cughlan, from late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, in be Lieuienasit.Coluael,•ice Hooper, deceased—dated Clool•er 25, 1822. Captain Edward Ha/ it, frum half-pay 27th Foot, to be Captain—dated isalinve. To be lieuteannts—bft. tenant Henry Rickards, from half pay 95th Foot, vice•Waioreright, placed Sc the Ropiest List; and Limmena William /tibia, from half-pay Foreign Yeterau Ba vice Guest, placed on the Re tired List—bulb d an :bone. ItREVET. Captain Edmond Riche Ailorey, of the 3d Dragnnn Guards to be Major in the Artily—dated August 15, 1822. Lieutenant %Valliant Jacub, of the Honourable Ea;t India Company's Service, attached to the Company's Deput at Chatham, to bare the temporary cask of I irutemint in the Army while so employed—dam' October 24, 1822. Attorneys, Illes.ra C. and W. Stephenson, tfolntfirth, near Iludder.field; stud Mr. Batty!, Ch.ncery.lame, Londnlt• ' Wham Ridley and Daniel Wilson, uf Whoetsaven, Cana lberland, canters, to surrender, Dmcember 10, IL and Ja• hoary 4, at three, st the Bork IWO Inn, Wlatiehayen, At. I forneys, Mr. Cleunell, Staple lust, London; stud Mr. Perry, ! Whiteh avru. Ed.ard Fish.street.hill,. London, on. &mike; to surrtiohr, Novimaber 30, December 7, and Ja i Diary 4, at twelve, at the Court of Commisaioners of flank. rup*s, Bamionhallestreet. Atim.rney, Mr. Slittfield, Great Pr. scot (-street, Good re• ! Thomas Pearson, late uf Oxford-street, Midaleaca. oilmed (now a primmer fur debt in the King's Bench prison), to mit , leader, November 30, ntccouber 7, stud January 4, at ten, at the Commit uf Commissioners of 13 mokitipts, Baaiughtsil i s treet. Aitnrney, Mr. P. Punkin. Dean street, 904. t George Rainy, of Marshall -street, Caveurfislonsiatifre, Mid dlesex, imumongir, to surrender, November 30, Decembet 7, mid J y 4, at tcu, at the Court uf Coinatimioners tat Bankrupts, Borimighall.street. Attorney., Messrs. H. and F, Bull, Holies strict, Cavendish-scram Jame* Edward*, of Langtisrat, Carmarthen, innkeeper, to surrender, November 'A, at twelve, tna, at ten, and is. nuary 4, at twelve, at the Blue floor Inn, Si. Clears, Car. marthsn. Attorney*, alt. G. Plii:ipps, Narberili ; and Messrs. Clarkr, Richards, and aledcalf, Chancery-lane, London. Joseph Liverishlce Turk, of the Haymarket, Middlesex, jeweller, to merman, U. crusher 3. 14, and January 4, at twelve, at the Court of Commis.initets of Baukrzpi• Ba singliall street, London. Attolue, 61r. W. Wright, leiug's BCUCii•walk, Temple. DIVIDENDS. November 30. 3. Browne mid J. Graviton, of Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, Middlesex, and of Duke-striet, r pool, upbolstere re, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ilasitieliall-sireel, London. January 11. 1' Cumming, of Castle-court, Birchin.lane, London, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Baeltrupts, Baritigliall•street. November 30. R. Betty, of Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, man-millener,•t one, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Baringlialdstreet, London. December 14. G. J. Arm.t. nog, of Prince.-square, Ratcliffe- Highmay, Middlesex, coal nierchaul, at our, at the Courts( Commissioneis of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street, Lou n. December 20. N. Irving, of Carlisle, inukeeper, at eleven, at Ilse Blue Bell lon, Car:emir. December 19. J. Dodd and W. Dodd, of Kirkoswold, Cum berland, grocers, at eleven, at the Blue Bell lon, Carlisle. December 14. E. Thompson, of Globc.stairs, Rotherbithe, Surrey, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basingball.sireet, London. December 3. I. Leech and J. Hinehcbffe, of Cateaton street, London, wholesale hosier*, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Benliro pia, Basinghall street. December 14.'T. Coleman, of Birmingham, carrierot twelve, at the Wool Park lan, Birmingham. December U. R. B rinfard, of Pontefract, Yolk, manatee, at eleven, al she Old Elephant Inn, Pontefract. December 19 S. Hulse, of Nottingham, silversmith, at elects, at the Ram lon, Nottingham. November 30. J. C. Miller and A. Miller, of Bishopsgate street, Lit merchant+, at ten, at th e C ourt o f Com mission'. mtkrii eta, Basinghall.street. December 23. T. Griffith, of flillmostson, Warwick, vic tualler, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Rugby. December 16. W. Suave, of Lichfield, mercer, at eleven, at the Talbot Anna Inn, Rug' lry, Stafford. December 21. R. Ferrer, of Bread street, Cbenpside, Lon don, warehouseman, at one, at the Court of Commission en of Bauktupt+, Basiughall-street. November 30. J. Hassell, of Richard-11mM, Islington, Mid dlesex, print-seller, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, B ma/hall-street, Loudon. November 26 T Griffis, of High row, Kuighlrbridge. Mid dlesex, plumber, at the Court of Commisinmers of Bank rupt., BasioggXll-stri et, London. December 14. H. F. Priem], of Lloyd's Coffee-donee, Eon ' dou, iusurauce-broker, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Loudon. December 21. T. Lind, late of Hem-faults, Trentham, Stafford, carpenter, at eleven, at the Roebuck Ina, New castle ouder-Lyme, Siafford. December 16. P. 61`Caroley. of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the office of Messrs. Williamson cud Sun, Brumwrieldstreet, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES.—DEctussx 14. • R. Hesseßine, of Think, York, intskeeper.—P H. Byrne, late of Elostiersbury, London, and of Kenningiuo, Surrey. ManebesterArterebousrman.—F. Dipper, of Worcester, silk .—J. Rose,of Leaden's*!dinettes, lA4dors, provision. merchant—S. Franceys and T. P. Foreseer, of Liverpool, marble-masuns.—W. H. Comport, of Croydon, Surrey, hatter.—E. Paine, of Lillie Chart, Kent, paper maker.— S. Hopkins, of Bristol. linen-draprr.—P. C. Fletcber, our or Isle of Qtreeohithe, London, coal : mercbant. PA RTNIERSH IPS DISSOLVED. S. Laron, V. Higgins, J. Bally, and J. Bally, of Liverpool, so far as rrgards J. Bally and J. Bally, December 211, 1821 J. Slurry and S. Nlelbuisb, of Fleet street, London, and of Great Charlutle•street, Serrey, batmanufarturer■, November 18, 1822.—J. Blackstone, Gen. and W. H. Blackstone, of Southwark, lighterturo, November 21, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The re price of Brow, or Muscovado Seri., com peted from the Rooms made in the week ending the 20th day of November, 1822, is 295. Old. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the dative of customs pod or payable Ottawa pa the impurtatiou thereof auto Great Britain. • PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Co Winchestee Measure, as received from the Inspectors the respective Maritime Cities and TOWIIS in England a Wales, from which the Prices that govern 111'0011111nm are calculated.—Nuveintier 18, 1822. T „I• 1 Q I • 1 : 4 4 c 4 1 • . • .." a I Crft 4 C 4 ..-- —..—... a. d. a. de a. d r. d. t. d. a. 39 2 28 itt 19 8 18 10 28 7 28 5 - -- MBRTI.VOS OP CRRRIMRS AT TIM COURT OF COR.VIaSIO.VRirs OF BANKRUPTS, TO-MORROW. at. 11. W. Clark, late of Maiden-lane, soda-water manu facturer J. H. Hanaromb, Newport Pagael, lace-merchant T. Fraser, jun. and J. Why, Holborn-hill, lacemeo 3 12 ; T. Parker, jun. Wood-street, limiter 1 II W. Noakrs, 01.1 City Chambers, wine.merehmit 2 1 C. Hay. and W. H. Blusidett, Oxford-sheet, Iffiru drapers DIVIDENDS. . J. TI aaaaa , I,amtlit t ual-merehuot *" Wil T. T. Gray, Wit reel, cual.draler . W. Button, late o f Diersier, slink. ryes. . F. Finer, Drury.lane, grocer ..... .... ........ ~ lll S. Wells, Peutuoville, fruiterer ....... II L. W. Williams, Elms-stems, win.-nserehaut ..... ... 11 J. Hemming, Long-acre, listen draper J. Farrell, Nesington CA....rainy, tuescliaut ' 11 i R. Culle.. and J. Pears, Chempside, faro ...... ...., 1 ' W. Murray, Pall mall.rourt, tailor J. Marshall, Suho, nonuey.scrt eerier ...V . ....s.. 10 i G. Houghton, Herculeo.buildingo i carproter 1 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War (Vice, November 22, 1822. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Ensign Thomas Brunt, from hatf.pny 3J West India Regimetat (Riding Made►), to be Cornet, without purchase—dated October 25, 1821. 41h Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Major Augustus Frede rick &Este, front the II th Foot, to he Major, vice Ogilvie, whs exchanges—dated October 24, 1922. 6th ditto—William S. Phillips, Gent. (Riding Master), to be Cornet, without purchase.—dared October 25, 1822. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Ensign James M'Cafrey, from half-pay bBth Foot (Riding Master at the Cavalry Depot. Maidstone), to be Cornet, without parchase—dated as above. 7th ditto—Ensign Richard Aird, from haltpsy 99th Foot (Riding Master), to be Cornet, without purchase—dated as above. lib ditto—Ensign John Rind, from haltpay York Ch (Riding Master), to be Comet, without purchase—dated as above. lOtb ditto—Coruet Si► John Trollope, Bart, to he Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Lord Thorns. Cecil, promoted in the 76th Fool—dated October 24,1822. Lord James Fitzroy to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sir John Trullope—dated as above. 11th ditto—Lieutenant Edward Crawford Winilus, from the 2d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hickman, who excb•rnges dated October 31, 1823. 14th ditto—Troop Quartermaster Joh. Griffin (Riding Mas. ter), to be Cornet, without purchase—dated October 25, 1832. 15th ditto—Lieutenant James &PAlpine lobe Captain, by purchase, vice Dixon. whu retires—dated Octuber3l, 1822. Cornet Grruville Temple Temple to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice . 111'Alpisse—dated ma above. Gautier, Geut. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Tem ple—dated as above. 16th ditto—Svjeant-Major Thomas Blood (Riding Mister), to be Curoet, without purchase—dated October 25, 1822. lii or tirenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Jona than Pr el, (,om haltpay 2d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant and Captain, vice Algeruon Greville, who ex- Changes—dated November 7, 1822. Ensigo Henry William Knox, from the 88th Foot, to be Ensign and l.ieutenaut, by purcha , e, vier laid Howard de Walden, promoted in the Bth Font—dated October 24, 18.22. " lii Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Daniel Keogh, from hell: „ . pay fabth Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Pallemy J. Poule Sherhorur, who exrhanges—dated an above. 2J Juno—Lieutenant W illiamilickmaw, front the 11th Light Dragotios, to be Lieutenant, vice Wiodu., who etchauges —dated October 31, lOU. 11th ditto—Brevet Lieuttnimt•Calooel William Ogilvie, Irons the 4th Dracoou Guards, tu be hlujor, rite d'Este, whu elebanites—ullhded October 24,1822. 13th ditto--Lientenant Richard Neretiob, from pay I nth Foot, in be Lieutenant, vice Boyle Meredith, who ex. . . changin, receiving ibe diffesesice--ilaied as above. 17,h ditto—Lieutenant William White Crawley to be Cap. taro, by piiiehase, vice Nixon, who retires—dated Novem ber 7, 1822. 29th ditto—Eu..lga M`Kentie Chsnip•in, from the 41st Foot, to be F.osirn, vice Henry Wild, who retires upon ball pay 72J Foot--dated October 31, 1822. 31st ditto—Limilemint Samuel Bolton to be Captain, by pur chase' •ire Glover, who retires—.dated October 24, 1822. Ensign S. Osnaborgb Goodwin to be Lieutenant, by w awa', vice Bolton—dated October 31, 1822. George Reston, Grid. so be Ensign, by purchase, vice Good win—dated November 7, 1822. 41$1 ditto—Ensign Joseph Eylea Deere, (rem the half pay MEMORaNDA. The Christian name of Lieutenant Macpherson, who was appointed from balf-pay Sth West India Regiment In the 2d West India fl.gtoteni, on 6111 September, 1822, is John, and not David. The names of the Lieutenant appointed to the African Colonial Corps, on thr 25th Aptil,lB22, are Thomas Muliats, ■nd out James Milian. The commucrion of Eltaigo Burnley, of the 301 It Foot, has [writ antedated to January 5, ISI7, that being the date it ought to bear. BANKRUPT'S. !Wad( Mirka, of Bamford, E.sex, slopseller, to surrendtr. December 3, 10, and January 4, at eleven, at the Court of Comroicnoners of Burkrupt•, Batunghall •treet, London. Attorney, Mr. B. Hall, Great Jamea-atreet, Bedford-row, London. James Craney, of Snow-hill, London, :racer, to surrender, November 30, December 7, and January 4, at eleven, at the Court of C..mmissioneis of Bankrupts, Bssishall.soreet. Attorneys, Messrs. Toni,. Richardson, and Gaunt, Poultry, Loudon; and at Lewis, York. Thomas DAWWIS, of St. Thomas's' Mill, Stafford, miller, to surrender, December 11, 12, sod buttery 4, at twelve, at the Office of Me . %Yheatley and lgarlow, drone, Staf ford. Attorneys, Mr Harbor" Fetter-Isar, Loudon; and Metter'. Wheatky and Barlow, Stone, Stafford. John Joseph Stuckt:ale, of the Strand, 'Middlesex, book seller, to surrender, November 30, December 3, and January 4, at one, at the Court of Coinrotationers of Bankrupts, Bs saugball.street. Attorney; Mr. ii. Neale, Strand. George French, of Whiseehapel-road, Middlesex, provi sion-agent, to surrender, December 3, In, at twelve. and Jannary 4, at ten, at the Court of Coronsissioriers of Bank rupts, Baainehall-street. Attorneys, Messrs. Saunders, Ilea. wood, cod Matthews, Upper Thames-street. William Nettleton, of the Coach and Horses, Edgeware road, Middlesex, victualler, to surrender, December 3, 10, cud January 4, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street, London. Attorney., Messrs. Wialeaworth and llidsdale, Gray's Inn square. Ilenry Clarke, of Swalluwields, Wilts, grocer, to surren der, December 3,4, and January 4. at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading, Bruits. Attorneys, Mr. T. smith, Reading; and Messrs. Ilamiltou and Twittiug, Berwick-street, Sohn, London. Gregory Stock, of Ashweek, Somerset, farmer, to surren der, December p, 12, and January 4, at one. Attorney■, Messrs. Adlingtuo, Gregory, sod Faulkner, Bedruitl.row, London ; and Mr. D Scarce, Bath. Janes Jenny's, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. noltsier, to surrender, December 8, 13, at ten, and January 4, at eleven, at the Barb Lion Tavern, Great Yarmouth. At torneys, Messrs. Sayers :sad Sun, Great Yarmouth; and Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Hearse, and Hunt, Frede rick's place, Olil Jewry, Loudon. Edmund Walker, now e► late of Ley Moor, Gale's?, Had. Jerabeltl, York, doibter, to surrender, December 4, 11, and January 4, at karat the Park Hum Inn, Huddvrintl4, Xolk. PRICE id. MELAND. Tilt L INEN TRADE. A meeting of the factor. and the merchants of the cite of Dublin connected with the linen trade, was held at the Linea Hall, gin Frid iy the tith of Novem ber. 18 4 2, to lake into consideration the conse quences which revolt to the linen trade of tins country from the unrestricted iMporfation of foreign !Mtn tarn ti do Great Britaiit and Ireland, FRANCIS BEGGS, Esq. iii the Chair. The followiug Nesolutioter were moved by Mr. McMullen, seconded by Mr. Boyle, rod unani mously agreed to:— lat. That it is the unanimous opinion of ibis ntreline, that the importation of foreign linen yarn into the perm of Great Britain and Ireland, subject to a merely nominal duty of Pd. the hundred weight (whigb in general does out exered lbs. on the value of each one hundred pounds stetting), is, node, the existing eiccuinstsoces of the counts, highly injusioue to the linen trade of Ireland, and diametrically opposed to the uniform and avowed policy of the Legislatuir, as regards the staple manufacture of this kingdom. 2d17. That in ale rosnicious opinion of this meetino, the importation Of tied foreign hues yarn, under the cir curnstauces stated, is not only is au far injurious to LI e linen trade, mid at variance with the general policy of the country, but is also to a very great extent detrimental to the interests of the revenue, as it is undeniable that the liven cloth manufactured from it is admitted to bounty on exportation, in precisely the same meaner and ander the same advantages as hues cloth made from yarn, which is en tirely the produce and manufacture of these couotries; whereby the foreign landowner, grower, aud spinner, are (as to the operation of this bounty), placed precisely matte same footing with the same class of persons at home ; or alter native which we submit is sot only an unnecessary end useless expenditure of the resources of the country, bolt one which could never have bees' intruded, nor even contem plated by the Legislature. 3dly. That it appears to this riveting from documents laid before Parliamint, that the quality sod value of the foreign linen yarn imported into Great Britain during the last three years; were as follo•s: lbs. Valued at. lathe year ending Siti Jan. 1820, 2,401,190 £129,667 17 9 Sth Jan. 1121, 2,372,658.. 111,190 18 11. sth Jan. 1822, 2,b90,873.. 134,180 1 4 Total is three years.... 7.874,721 £375,038 18 0 Daring the some period we observe that the exports of linen yarn from Ireland are comparatively small, we do not God any exact return of the quantity, but accurdiug to the official rate of valuation (the standard adhered to in the preceding statement) the amount is as midge : In the year waling sth of January, 1820.... f 30,757 3 1 Ditto " Ditto —r-a---• lf: Total £ 139,939 6 7 Exceediag by a comparatively small sum, in an interval of three years, the minuet of the last Magic year's importation from the Continent. 4thly. That from previous and intimate knowledge of the manufacture, we are enabled to state, that the cost of coarse linen cloth, is in general composed of yarn, in the propor tion of about thrteloneks of its value, sod of the wages for weaving, forming about the rensainiuguee fourth. According to these proportions, the linen cloth manufactured from the foreign yarn imported io the coarse of last year, would he is value about 167,7251. ; the bounty upon the exportation of which would be tram about thirty cm' forty thousand pounds; and although wtoGy no means marl that the entire of the linen chub so maaufactured, Its brill actually ex ported, or has crinsequeutly obtained the buuuty ; yet from information to which we have seam, and upon which we rely, aa well as from our own gate& knowledge of the .u!, Jeci, we are perfectly co n vi n c e d, "that by far the greatest pet:s portive of it has been au exported, and has consequently obtained the bounty of lid. per yard; a premium which, ',doom,. it was paid, must unquestiotiably have defrayed nearly the entire cost of weaving, ur ia other words, the e•- penne of the improved value I:Meted in Great Brim* and the employatent afforded by it. Wily. That we are •trengthened IS our ennclnsiona upon this subject by the unquestionable fact, that although the ma. aufactiare of linen cloth in Great St inns is not nor cannot be al present at all equal in email and in quantity in the manufacture of !Maud, the bounty paid its the course of last year upon the exportation of linen cloth made front British and Foreign !meta yarn in Eoglaud and Scotland, was 172,6431. 17e. Bd. while the bounty upon the export of Lora fide Irish learn* cloth, as well direct from this country as indirectly through the 1 oils of Great &Ash', was only 79,0631. 9r. 60, thlily. That android' the cirhimstances, we feel pert etly justified in coming:to the conclusims that a prohibitory duty upon the impuritnituf foreign linen cloth, and a merely nominal aud inoperative dury %pun the 111 4 01.111 of turners yarn, are cumplttely anomalous, sod totally iacuusistent with each oilier. 7ihly. That we have reason to apprehend that the preeaut system has been adopted and coutiuste4inader the erituseuus impression that linen yarn is compariffiely, at least a raw material, and that its unrestricted imporiacm is necessary to &fluid edeployinent to the domestic industry of the country; the facts we have here slated we hope may frail to repel this idea, and to shew that linen yarn is inanofacfner, nut only lira considerable state of lorwardi ssss s but that it Is actually our staple, and .nd,ed our only manufacture, aul. warmed nti lees than three-fourths of its i Mire progres• to perfection ; that its production embraces that various and puinerous early processes of the trade, ii. which by far the largest portion of donostic and naefulemployment is af forded ; arid we submit that, in aa Csr an legislative enact 111t11111 can effect such an objr - et, it is that portion of the manufacture which, beyond all others, shuuld heprutccird mid encouraged. Bibly. That we trust it may not be considered an uoner , s. sary expression of uur *Mori, • we submit the pri,pri., y, ,C a duty being imposed upon the wittier of foreign linco yarn, %thirds shall, at least, ual le the mousing of the bounty paid by the State upon the exportati on o f t h e lin o ui ir cloth produced from it: we ere clear* of opinius, that a duty to •this extent mild by no menus be committed as at variance with the priuroplea of free trade, air its a kiateuae would he necessarily cmillued to the mere transit of the ma nufacture tbroug,h Great Britain. 9thly. That we Jo, therefore, now address a Memotitt to the Right Honourable and Hornoirable the Titian,. of the Linen and Recipes Maimfecturea of lerlaild', praying that *ay a ill take this subject, under the various am' insport.int •eiseantsioaces connected with it, into their immediate and serious cuutideration, with a view to such remedial measures, either by application to Pas figment or otherwise, as they may deem mast expedient and effectual in prumutiug the i,.t.-r, too of the manufacture confided to their rate. ~ lOt My. Rosulved--That the Memorial sualread, es wiriein 4 the substance of the preceding Resole's...ma, du stand at the Meniurisl of this Meetiug to the Right Hills. and Hun. the Trusters of the Linen aud Heropeu ataartfacturee; turd that it be signed by the Chairman, and pretriried accordingly. On the mutton of Mr. Nolan, it was lI11:1111111LIIIIIIV ' resolved, that the earth,' t bank% of the ineetitig ate hereby given to Air. M'lliillen, for the trouble lie has taken in itivestito.titig this tuiportaitt subject, al.(' to prepriring the ltesulivions and Mttnocial - retooled by the Meeting. 'f be Cimino:us. having withdrawn, the Thanks of the Meeting were plaited to lOW tor his vs ty proper canine' to the C ow. I . 11 t'l P i'.i 6 i 111 ._ t~ . 0