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C c l-41P ‘ d-4'.# " -lii \ Thp. ( P itt I _1 Q:4 ' ' ÷ . \ )*. _ . . 1 ' ak) Irt ,t) La . ill ! . . (lpi"Tile AU je \I ilk 1r Ae i =,,....../. LAU ~,b , I li .. , ...P•s. ..0% . + 02/frzY 4 /ilr, It 4; - ' . I ... mdNilik*, OCTOBER 21, 1822 NUMBER 6203 PKICS. 70. Atonwps. Ls.; mei OrOYltt , Lowftsice Pumaivory pities" Lendoi. tON !WILL. ABBEY. NEW rmsArfts KOYAL, DRUI4Y-LINK. THIS EVIINING, MONDAY. Ortotor et. M Ocessissal A4thwee, writtoo ho G. Cole •n. to be eyebolt by Mr. Terry; atm which kw Ilejeitjo S c r. vast, will perform the Tragic Ploy.( PIZARRO. Alonso. Mr. Cooper • Pizarro. Mr. 'nlllePs^s , V•lymfri Mr. gatostd; Les Oasis, Mr. Pepe; Iliot.tai. Mr. Vowels ; t rensenehro. Mr. 'Own I Rolla, Mr. Yttlsl/1. brim, Mlres Ed meatus' ; Cora, WM. W. W.M. To which will he settled the M..icsi Earrownspomi, GIOVANNI (N LONDON. Do• pseaosi, Madame Vegans; Lep.well o . Mr. F10P141144011 Plisiekin, Mr. Samara i Mr. Perm, Illeallak Mr. Gatti,. Mn. Leporello, Miss Cobol t Mai. Crosimmeas Quiaotie, Min Porde; Mr.. Ore. Pare; Mn. Draioruadry, Mr.. Darlewe; Sqoaltiarg Pas, Ilium Pussy. The Doors will he sipeia at Malt-past arid the Pirr‘ratitoces eammesiee as Screw. Doors ' froo•4 Prier 1.. IM —Pit 3.. &I i Iterowl Prim 16.—Lowe r Gallery, Is.; 11111i0011 Pate 10.-. Uppe r Mladss Gabs" i &WO • : al' 4lMPosf' ar. • imam fi Fir. triaggits AAA.' Olkr, is the Noland*, where Faintly nova (few the bream. modatins of Parries (unties Isle to she Tlstal.r) say be wasagoil, and a Private Boa had oishsly; as Sian s.f Mr. Hoekkais. of Besd.street ; who is appointed Pule *teat at the Weal Lad of tbeTo•o for the wento:edispossal of Pri vate Dozes belostriwg to the Lesser of the. Theatre. Todaurruw, The Road to Roir--aod Pn•l sad Virigiskis. Oa Vrediwoclay, Haeolet--yod Tooeuu. On Thursday. Wild Oats—sod The dgierable Sunnier. Mr. Kean (Intl appear early in the elessisos ; Mr. Brahma very *kora, ; Mr. Callow. ...d M... Strphrue in.oss after Clabworase sod M... Amelia (Iretn the Theatre Kaye!, Oriblis) is • few days. THRATRR ROYAL, COVENT•GARDNN THIS EVENING. !MONDAY. Uctu I, will be performed, Is oae act, THS SLEEP-WALKER . Sir Patriot WC:mire, Mr. Conner; itniiironto, Mr. 1en . ..- rhea; Alibi, Mr. Barnes; Somme, Mr. Yaies. Mrm I) c0m1.% Mo. Davenport, A fier er hich THE BEGGAIVS OPERA. Capitals MathesOs. Mr. Pearlman; Peachess, Mr. Maw's. artl; Leckie. Mr. Betels, ; Fick Mr. Meadows. Mrs. Prarluns, Mrs. Davenport; Lary, Miss Mallards; Polly, MISS Aston. conelude with (2tl iimr) 1 sew Greed Serious Melo. dream, tolled ALL I'ACHA. Ali helm, Ur. W. Parrett ,• Selina, Mr. Abbott; Zettoeles, Ilk T. P. Conk* ; Hamra, Mr. Farley; Talaibuss. Mr Caap man ; Mourehlar, Mr. Ho,rrbow. Melees. Mira Four,. Dewy to be *pelted at Half-put Sin—the Play to betria at Artrea. Boos Ts.; Second Price 30. !Id —Pit S.. 6.1.; &cord Price to,Lower Gallery to. Second Price Is —Upper Gal lery lo.• Second Price Ad. Plate; for the Bolles to be had of Mr. Broadcast the BOX. Offire, Hart-oireet, front Tea till four. All Pub& sill be repeated terry Breaiag till farther sot tire. Te-norm., The Wonder: Victims. (first tier), Moe Chester. Os Wednesday. The libousee Opera. Oa Thursday, the Tragedy of Assess Ti... Now's' bj • pianos Ciretkesaa. Isis lost appearance is Leedom ; Lady Randolph, Mrs. Clifford (from the Theatre Royal, May-mar ket, Isar brat •rpearance at this Theatre)—end The rent 3eldier: Darby, Mr. ffettcy (his list appro. once at 1bl! Theatre). - - - On Friday, Art Masidsae (irsi time), Miss Pito,. SURREY THEATRE. frills EVENING. MONDAY. Oetnber eI, sad florin the week, the wee (rand IMPT. ; 041• Mplu.Drentr, writtes expressly fur this Theatre by Mr. 1. Y. Amherst, called THE INFERNAL SECRET; OR, THE INVULNERABLE! Marva* Autiddl, Mr. &Mood; Duo Alplmmo, Mr. Myrtles; Drus Alsiesio, Mr. Meow • Duo Alvarez, Mr. Re o . l ' . loo; UNA Perused*, Mr. Amur; Tleoder., Mt. ellutelsard; Flare. Mr. J. Kw& MesslUy (she layelesrside), Mr. H. (ruble. Isidurs, Mrs. Pope; Roes, Mrs. Dandy; Cleld, Mi.. Vlsreni. . _ Alter wMcb (irst time) an entirely num I Performance, THEcalled CROREI A KOMITE. 1 I Sysestriaos, the Islas* Prodigy (bllia A. Wool. "fol, sat (oar years of age), sod t►e celebrated )unag *dams. Vier siAtith will be exhibited the surprising Putsuiliie E 1 0 .1111416118 or the Forttsitted Ladder! surrounded by a Wit- I.aut disphm of Fire Works, by Mr. esinegy (our of site Equeslisaa Cauvery), oho will slam eskibit his relebraisid diitiuodesis Feat of standing ou his head we the Indus of 6 sitar eight feet high. lb, whole tuts/ado& twilit a sew eetertainmeet.ealled THE. BARBER; OR WE MALI. OF RAG DA D. Non open al Ralfpa.t Five, nod begin at Half-404 SW 14 an ♦t.—Pu L. Half-pate at H•IGp al Eijht. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Ales.e. COLLINS sail PATTERSON, Al 6.if Auction Rooms, U•ios-rteriti. 'Two POItIWIS. 'fall DAY, MONDAY, October 11, 1822, ssid (A toning Dora, at o'Clock ; ACOLLECTION of CINREDEENIED PLED4Eg: ' aatl Nfetal watrbra; earf u l M ite; Ilfeas and Woenen's Wesriag Apparel; Bed and Table Linen; Bed.ilsogings, sod station. • Articles •; pledged in Meittbs prior to swl i• the %kid. of October. 1841, with the following l'otetawokers. t Emma, comege.frreli Sayer, Ilaysut•itiret; Kemp, Msobrinswgli-row ; Stsplelortl, Frederick street; Ntithsei ; So hinier-stroet Moser, Iteduance-row 'rumen of 1 ., ,50• : with P Amalie-row ; Gilbert, Citarlutie • • aol er.tiam.alre.l, 'Auld oir Put leer Trmblisto icet; lit...reux, Woad , and """ 1. Uruad aire..l, Puti.motatb: with Taylor, S.,totts• ' 4 , i; Kiez, Sou' ..•treri ; Bururit, North sheet; sud Soutls-stfe , '.. (;ooport.. . . Nay be •i , aed lood r eataloguesitad at the Rue. 110 C PITA ' -ALL MONEY! & J. SIVEW Itl6Hr rut lest the sattestoinit " a of their Fruetid. awl the Public t.. the iniptuir•.l the resret Loitery, Tickwis awl Shama Sal which • -oe vu Sale at slim reanimate ()them 37, CuteMIMI., I IS, H re, IL Hot.soaN, I Cruiser tot Cuvratrraireet. I',r % -Nig h t is y0 f ....(1 by dreamier" had their Brother Con• ' ' bl.O. ire tibediesice tii the Public Wish, on the Oar of the P.eithi 01.1 Lotteries. Every Ticket will he drcidell *Wily, •'., ill lire Prizes are tratiagr—ell the Ticket• well he is •" % rt , eel—..sad all the Priers la the other—,he whole to he 4. ". , ar chance a direct. There are 120 Capital., iii. .or gso,ooo 3 .r.. ... .c ? 000 10,000 10 1.0(s) N,OOO 20 5OO ""I `• 4O rt 300/. rail 2010 The Derwioog .111 commence on Th' 3'46 of THIS MONTH. Setteares may he hot grails 1 1.. I , r RIGHTS' Oilier', with the prticolera of the credit `. # • ~.til by tbrao is the lest ruJ !ate Lotteries. Esrs N I.: W 8•41 Ef(TENSIWg Roo %is, v. • Nieessuilrect. Ttir Mle arc trusettlf•ll, letiscusuol tliss GfOlsrs,r4tslesai•e NI Pictures peewee , Ile OP ifilir" RiiN.1A)11111 will CLOSE se HATVIILIAT NEXT, dooms twata. , .—kAisi.ta..te, Ir. The ite•soNat• kot 0...0r5el • mused. CHARLES 911 A RT, Iluesetary. No. 14, N•westra-strtel, thrtarti•strett• Omeltes 19, lett valwable COLLECTION of PAINTING' boy lb th.i 31..0. Ye. cl • it", muc h jw i tmen , by MI. Woo, u. be DINPOSEU Of by PRIVATE CON- A CT. epirfately iw collects44l7:—.llv. 14, Nemoimio-strtel, Ociober 10. 1114 e. EA ItT I N DIA littUtiE O ltflt . rro 16, 1•111. raE COURT of DIRECTORS of the ..„,...01141PAVtlf of NIIIRCHANTS of ENG 4ND, Iredly to thf IRAST INDIES, du lasneby pigs , ly.l they *Oh NAILS, at Naar Anomie to .111411111.".• Ott - AY rturillah et Nevrembet re 111, et ett.w*Clerlt is sire F..frisoopo preessay, prompt the 2341 1400 Nay, ISM TWO HUNDRED AND ONE pipe% OF THE COE- PANT'S aIAUEIRA WINE. the whole of *Well oar some yeses is the East lodic,. sod that the same may Is inoedptevittosiv to the see, sod Cs salague• had op. •ppliellieo to Slr. W. Evens. at his (Mee is the C ploy's Waiehttooes. faeo.street. Bishops. g ste.etreat, be.tia•ao the H..ers of Num sad Three Daily (Ssudsys except. 4). . - JOSEPH DART, fiecretary. NEVV N()VEI, This day Is published, IN three vulg. Pisa. price •21a. boards OSMOND : a Tule. —l4 the Author of " Etta Favourite of Printed fur G. and W. 43. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Also, lat.•lv published, T4F. FAVOURITE. OF NATURE, a Novel, is tbree •uls. 13mo. Third Ediiuoo, price 20. hoards. Tbui day was published, 12mo. prier 3.. 6J. boards, the Srtowl Ed4l km of AN EPITOME CHEM IS I . ItY ; wherein the Principles of ihr Science are illustrated, in One Misrules d entertaining and loorreciive Experiments, espahle of bring performed weibust the aid tri any ApPoralers except • few %Vine Glasses, au Oil Risk, sail a Crucible, and cur attended Rill' the least dialler. By she Hew. JOHN TOPHAM, M A Of St.Johu'a Collele,C4mhrsdie,_Head '11...e• rot' Brosegrove Graiiiosar School. Woo cesterphlre Prided fur G as& W. 8. Whittaker, aer.Alaria lase. ItO Money Capitals! 6,600 other Money Pria-a! All the To-keto in the Wisest! Not any Piled Prizes! Not may Stock Prizes ! Not any Chimes ! Not any Re-sleawiag ! Each Ticket &Mei its owe Pete All the Capital. 'say be &awn the Pint Day! TIIE above are the principal Fra sirs of the penes.. Stet Lottery ; and KISH has no hesitation in repealing what beaseted when she Schroer was Gest 'Ghent ted to the Public, vat. that it has his MUSS onsprislided probai ion, and every! day cooviuonhins Iwo tartan, aid Han of ifie Petri* Ta hold.lis-hand, as the late at ibis period Is osp.ceetlented. The Politic, however noels they approved of novelties in Schemes, and chin novelties when first in undated one deservedly popular, yet hunt their frepteat repetidua have ceased to consider then attractive ; there fore, to have one of the good old-fashioned 01.1 English Selo racy, which possesses no novelty, heroines the greatest novelty of all, and reminds in of " t i• ,good olden fleas " Tickets sad Sharea are selling by T. WSW, 4, Cornhill, and o.Charing.erors. 0 ,„• In she Isle loiter, RISH sold, as be aurally does, the gr. west P. ie.., viz. Nu 4,660,39,0001. sad several minor Ca totals. Schemes gratis. LOTTERY begins the 3011, of THIS MONTH (Oe• loiter). FliOM 5.41 U 1.14 Y iGHT'S GAZ ET MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Intr. Qffice tietobeT 18, 1871. I l'hStioseol of Light thecoods—Liems.nant Mattis Mel ts.sse she 17th Foes. 1,, be Li.ateenns. vice Lick doll oh.. exchanges—dieted r2B 1821. _ . tieciment of Fuel—Lieutenant Charles Aneunas Lord Unnard de Walden, from the 1.1 ur G►enadier Regiment of Foot Guallr, to he Captain, by purchase, •ice Tucker, oto r, tit. N—daird October 3, 11121. 171 h ditto—Lieweem t Rieke' (.1 Archdutl, from the 11th Ligio Despoil. ' so be Linoleum... vice Mulkey., wh o eleaoges—dvieolOnnevel 11.21. . . - - ditto—lEosi i cu F. Tynd to h. Adjvtant, vice Haeker, whit resiitus the A.ljvtimicy uoly—dated Popgelaber 16, 49th ditto—Liesicusnt William Octavio. Atkinuin. from half-pay 419th Foos, su be Laruseuassi. wee Sylventer Rich mond, whu exchaors, recesflug the thffersuce-4,gted • °clutter 3, 1822. BREVET. Lieutenant Tltuntag Livingstone Mitchell, of the 5411. Foot, apecially employed in molting suiveyt of the fields of bat. Ile in the Peninsula of Spain and Portant, to have the t ask or Capin's' inn the Army—dated October 3. 1811. HOSPITAL STAFF. Dr. Adam Neale, front half-pay, to he Phrmic;3l6 to the rosees. vice James Forbes, pstnoted—dated Separator Iftl2 Brevet thpaly Impeder of fluapird. George Robertson Radii., &rims half pay, to be Sitigron to the Forces, Mee Walter, pared out half-pay—dated as abuse. A.vistaat.tiorivon Daniel R.oisiter, (coin lullf.pay 117th Foot, to be A:aistaio.Surcelitt to the Forces, rice John Jeremiah Biceby, el.p. who exchanges—dated as abort. Hospital Amemmit Grow Ormpeter, from Wt . pay, In be ilusplbli-Asstridos, wHot H•ll, promoted—dated as above. BANKRUPTS. Middleton, of Livrorp 01, 'ea dealer, to surrender, November 11, It, and 30, al !item.. at Ike Gems.. byre pool. Asioraeya, Mr. Gaud), LiVrtiottOl mot Mr. Cheidi r, Staple-Inn. London. Jehm W,.oJ, of Bishourfaievorret Withiiiit, Landow. gro cer, lo r iarreuiler, October 20, Nov...Mr 5, •all 30, m lea, at thr Couit of C m•saimiera of 11 Inks opts, LimoutliAll. Alturoryt, 11e arm. Collins mud 12 a lier,Splial..mitsre, Oliver Mille, of Warwick, and aim of Laamington, 12ar• wirk, trim isserrhailiN In morreoder. October 26, November 2, moil 30, at ten, at the Cu I a t C — .1.11U11 , 1%1001.1.1 of 1111.44- r“ pt., Haintighall.mio. 1, Loisdou. A tioriier, Mmarv. Chas • 1..1 and Ilirktr, Mark lime. Jolty Barkley, of lioliiiivrave, lioililleworik, York, wool. 1.. cloth nunuf.Uunr, t5...,1$ !cooler, November 13, at four, 1:3, Sell 30, al mine,at the M Wall Intl, Dobrromi,Saddleaorah. All Rrundreit, !4,listkr, and Iteddiah, Tem ple. lAiniiiiis ; •1141 Mr. Brown, John Day, of I. 100, merchant, ur varreadrr, Orlobir 20, Novernhea 2, and 30, at tro, at the Court of l'ouimilniiimers of Danko - or., ect. 44610 Dotiottm, a Looter Brr•dwcllsreet, Middle.ex, itentlopr, to .or►roder. N•repprr t. 11 . sots 3n, •1 lee, •t fin Cowl or Cummtasuessers wt R•nkrbipts, a•n• R lrlll steels. London. Attot•tre, Wef•r•. Keehn( sod Plea, Tuber Hootolord. toy/limo lita.ley Whity, of the Scram!, 3 1ittterrx.droluv, to surrestdrr, October I tA,and ti.trember 30. at tut lot, at tba Court of Cootatrolorthe of Ca .kr..pos, flosistgioott. Sheet, Loocha. Atiwroty, Ir. Gates, Cosoirro•strart. Georee Dehattion Chi*, isle of St. Slat tie's-Isar, Canons. street, Loudos, hut Of tvi of the Str.o.l, We.tminoteromer. chest. to sorreorler, OeSaber 00, November 5, sod 30, at ele- VIO• at the Court uf CoOooussioners of Lookrootot, Nmkittg. holtstreet, loodott. Attoroey. Mr. Dudd, Belliter.street, Leaden. Charles Chanthrer, el the Steel-yard, Upper Theater. orrert, L0ad,,,,, irooetuorr, lu ttorreuder, October 411,, No. Y, noel 30, at tee et the Court of Coeurtioeistotre of _ .s._ Attenwirs, mem.. Cole sod vt--Marba lane. James Cayme, join. and nirvanas Bullock Watts, bather Yeovil, Somerset, sporii.merehaits, to storoeudrr, Pouvendsre 14,13, mad 30, at eleven, at the Geroge Inn, %Mosier, So merset. Atomiser, Mr. Chilton, Cbasseety-laat, London; and Mr. Latsganstbv,lloniositr. _ . . Edvis Weaver, of Bristol, ironmonger, to surrender, No vember 1 , 2, sad 3d, at one, at the Kammer Tavern, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's lon-square, London ; and Mr. Cornish, Bristol. !Stephen Si. !woo. of Reeent.street, Middlesex, stationer, to surrender, October 26, November 2, and 30, at ten, at the Court of Commissitnwes of Bankrupts, Basinelni , l-stree4 London. Attorneys, birssra. Fieldtr and Bartley, Doke. street, Grosvertor.square, London. DIVIDENDS. November 14. J. Ro•siltr, late of Simplon Mallet, Sotormet, cluthier,at otte,al the Grunge Inn, Stlepton M•II.I. Newt mhtr 16 A. Ander-nr, late of Philpot lase. Lando*, Merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Cummimiuttert of Bankropia. Hastoohall street. November 9. Of Vientrun, of Wellington, So'trete!, 11 r• • pee, at len, ■t the Conti of Corantunioners or B.ukrupto, Basingliall.streei, London. November 12. E. then mr, of Ensford, Kent, draper. it ele. yen, vit the Court of Cuommoutiers ufßaoltropts, Stomp halletreei. London. November 12. J. H. Bloom.), of Mint poplar', Tower hill, Middlesex, gum maker, at eleven. al the Court of Commis. Morris of Bankropto, Rasinehall.oireet, October 29. .1. Edward., of Vine-strori, Sint•lfieldo, silk mas, at tea,at the Conn of Cummtuiuser. of 13aak.up40, Haainehall.otreet, London. November 4. D. Burgess and Mary Lord. of Rochdale, Lan cashire, cotton-sputters, at one, at elm Star Ism, Mau amain November 5 E. Mitchell awl S. Mitchell, of Norwich, wine nowielmot., •t four, it the Norfolk Hotel Norwich Nesmith. r 'W. W. %V . ainewricht, S. Fraser, R. Vuse, and). Low, of Liverpool, machauts, at leo, at the Bridgewater Anne, Shochester. October 29. J. Wallere, of Studham, Hertford, farmer, at one, at the Corr! of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ha. sleighall.sirrer o Lando's. November 9. N. Bliss, of Water-lame, Fteet-streel, Loodond printer, at one, at the Court of Commisaiimers of Buda rap's, BaainglrelLairett November 9. C. Chubb, lat. of Forties, 9mithawapsoo, Irmo meager, as &elve as Nit Mitre Tavern, Poetess. Howeembei tw 19. W. 4re, of Coekspsiv•vvveat, Cliarisg-erovis, Middlesex, trunk maker, at eit4Tll, at the Court of Com missioners of flaiikropili, Basiagliall-street. Londou. November 12. R. VV.lroo., of Cletne - tres.laur, Londoo, broker, at eleven, at the Court of Commisowners of Raakropto, gasiagtutil.street, London . _ . _ . Nueeint;rlll. J. Dobell, of Stapleborst, Krut, tailor, at twelve at ibe Grow I•ti Craubruok. November N. M. Wood, Isle of Mrton, Kin2rtoa•upon- Hull, neercbsat, et eleven, et the George Intl, liobgatoh. uponHull._ . _ November 9. T. Matilsees, of High Holborn, "Middles**. Ileen.draper, at eleven, at the Court of Cueeseissieeees of Rankrepts, Basing all street, ',undue. November 9. W. N'hiseseedh, of Old Fish-street, Losteloo, grocer, St eleven, at the Coen of Cumminiusers of Beek reps, Besieihalkereet, Losedue. November 9. R Day, of Crooked•lane, Undo., oil-broker, N 'levee. at the Court of Commie.imeers of Baakress, Basinihall.it erre, London. December 3. A. 110• Nair, ofAhehurrb-lame, Loudon, veer- • cheat, at tea, at the Court of Cuaionissione riot Bankrupt., Basis'ball street, Losamt. . Novesabrr 9 G. Vupund, of Lothrste-hlll, Imothars, lessevr. draper, al elev.ll, at the Coors of COIMIONSIMMII of Book raps., &pinball street, Lon Jon. November 13. it. Warwick, tote of Warwick-hall, Comber land, banker, at rh veto, at the Blue Bell lon, Carlisle. CERT, Fl CAT ES —Nova/sent 9. W. Pearlslt. of Bath, Somerset, !trees-draw—J. Wit church, of Vrossimr.streef. Fonabuty-square, Middlesex, rosch.issasler.—T. Edwards, of Liverpool. merchant.— AL H. Essilti, of Rtirslem, Siafford, 41,11pef.W. Horoblower, of Brierly Hill Irou-works, Kisgswisford, Slathsed, iros• muter.—J. T. Thompson. of Lorg sere, Middlesex, coach joiser.—H A. Los. of Smidetlsod, Doubles, iosseleset H. of TsPeeham-court-road, Middlesex, lisessdrsper. —G. Melseseher. of t►e Sirsod, Middlesex, ferries-. PA RTN ERSII IPS DISSOLVED. E. Devi. and T. Mayo, of she Saracen'. Head lon, Ski.• ecr.ssieet, mad Belle S , Ludesle-hill, Lon.luii, coffee house-klrperti, May 31, 1822 —H. Day and C Day, of Wil derness -root, Clerkennell, Middlesex, silversmith■, July 24. 1822 Ferule and .1. Frrnie, of Lemilenliall.strees, Lundor, palate accountants, September 29, 111211.—. T. Mountfurd and J. Twiner. of Shrevisbury, Salop, coisch.prupricior., Oc tober It 1822.—R Smarm,. of Edenfield, and J. Holt, late of &wins', 10ad..., October 4. 1822.—P. Rigby and E. Evans, of Livrrptiail, 4.4tomareipl.a3rota, October 11, 1822. —M. C. Walker and 1. K. Walks, of U ory-Isne, feather- Ociiker lii, 11124.-11. Fe:troll, J. R. Guest, and R Baxendale, of Liverpool, roe. b-males, _lime 30, 1822.—W. Whi.il.r and E Phillip., of H,gh...reel, SuutL mark, hosier., October 18, 1822 —J. M. Helga., and R. Jack.uu, of Kalartloo, Easet, atiortors, March 45, 1821.- 1. Mayer, J. Smooth., a n d H. Stiirs, of Great Mach...ler voices, London, merchant*, March 1, 1822.-51. Richsriloot and P. Tuition, Kngiesbrusigh, Yolk, ',obi-toms, October 17, 1822.-1. Millis and W. Wyatt, of Glmui-troasr •treat, Itriteatosttees, Middlesex, nosit'sourreers, October 1, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The ire price of lit 0•111 or Muscovado Sugar, com piled from the Return.' made in the week ending the 1111 h day of October, 1811, is 32, 3td, per hundred *titan. ra dio:ire of the dailies of customs paid or payable Oriel/lb VII the haiku tatiou thereof tutu Great Britain. PRICES OP CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price or British Cora, Winchester kle.istire, x. reecivril from the lusywrinr. in the irsprctive Maritime Cities gull Tuviis• ro Eugisuil and Wales, (rum which the Price. that ruerra Impartation arc calrulated.—Outuber 12, 11322. 4 11 C. . 4. 1 •. d. 1. IC R. R. N. I. d. 39 5 1 2d I 1$ 7, 20 4 25 0 25 Every Visitor to Fruitla must have returned. with 1:w• moat eager pleasure, to a minute stew of Edewra In.'s Gallery. It is importable to imagine tut •partrnent poosnoing snore of the grace and rich. onto of splendid architecture, or more somptootioly admired with every ornament that can give dellght to a cabernet' truer. The room is illuminated by 'oven lofty windows on the western side, whose top compartments are of brilliant painted glom. The draperies are of scarlet and purple, and being ge nerally closed, they shed the richest light aver the Eorgeons.iess of the gallery. and harmonise in one bAlialit vitw the splendid objects winch meet the . r.exi every side. . • The roof is of carved ask, and the frieze of the pUery is hung with seventy-tam achievements. painted with the most exquisite minuteness. The chimney-piece on the eastern side is an arch of Ma haotyr„ supported by columns, with vine-leaf capi tals of delicate sculpture. Above the fire-place I. • whole-length portrait of King Edward I I 1. . copied with great correctness and effect by Mr. Matthew Wyatt, from the celebrated picture in the Chapter. roam of St. George's, Windaor. On either side are very highly...finished portraits of John of Moinford, Duke of Brittany, the Constable Montinorenci, livery VII., Edward IV., and Alfoi.so, King of Naples. The eastern side contsins six recesses, correspond ing with the opposite windows. These ere filled with a part of Mr. Beckford's valuable library. It 'nay be proper Isere to mention that Si. Michael's Gallery, and the adjoining Yellow Hoene, are also the depositorire, of these literary treasures. The books are out enclosed with glass, hut their ►e movsl by the visitors is eery judiciously prevented by a piece of brans wire loorptudinolly crossing each shelL, It was explained to us that Ibis pre c•utiso was adopted tu coosetpaeoce of the hyper pornon of the volumes cootsioiag the most remask able proofs of M►. 13.ckford's nodosity. He is an indefatigable reader, and newer studies without in terspersing every book with his own olmervatiosu From a cursory iiisnection of the splendid exterior of these volumes. we should consider that-few p►t ? rate libraries approach to the rarity aid costliness of this collection. Between the recesses of Edward lll.'s Gallery, in which the hooks are cohlansed, are placed ail oak cabinet.. There are of modern workmanship, sod their rich carving at once displays the taste of their . design, and the delicacy of their execution. •-Tlsey are surmounted by some very remarkable speciosows of Oriental vase.. It may he generally ohseried of this species of ornament, in which Foothill is so rich, that the rarity and elegance of the porcelain is be many coon excelled by the singular beauty of the swonotings. There displry the utmost skill of the artist by whom they were modelled, whilst they add a richness mid finish to the vases, which at once proclaims the taste of their possessor. _ _ The middle of this apartment presents a feast for an almost inexhaustible curiosity. A number of tables. stands, and cabinets, are here arranged, crowded with the most rare and attractive objects. The eye is first charmed by the magnificence of a table of very large dimensions, whose top is formed of variegated marbles and precious stones disposed with the most symmetrical beauty. This was for merly in the Borghese Palace. There are several other tables of ebony. and some toilette tables, whose burnished surfaces spew like solid gold. Upon these are placed many of the gems of art which Mr. Beckford has collected daring an industrious life. Here are drinking• cup,. carved in ivory by the great artists of Rome and Florence ; Nautilus shells, mosated upon the richest stands, and beau tifully engraved with mythological subjects ; cups of rock crystal and agate ; gold-japan basins soil coffers ; sod a bottle of sea.green china, the ear liest known specimen of porcelain introduced into Europe. We of course can only glance at the most remarkable of these rarities. They afford to the artist and connoisseur objects full of interest and in struction. We may be here allowed to express oar satisfaction that the flout disposal of the Ab bey. with all its appurtenances, in nit individual of immense fortune, will prevent their dispersion. Two ur three of them are enough to i , ive.value to any collection ; the possession of th e whole. we think, imposes upon the gentleman, who has had the good fortune to secure them, the obligation to render them subservient to the progress of the arts in this country. Folding doors of plate glass divide King Ed ward's Gallery from the Octagon on one side, and from the Vaulted Gallery on the other. This last mentioned apartment wawa a. singular sod hat. moutons contrast to the splendour of that we have just quitted. It is without esterual windows but a glimmering light is received through six perfo rated bronzed doors, modelled after those in Henry the SClll[llOl% Chapel. in Wemaaagrer Abbey.— This glittery is watuseotad.wilh oak. and ribbed with deep moulding., partly gill, and partly coloured. The sculptured 'nese is hung with 36 achieve ments. We ascend one step to the Orators>. It is diffi cult to conceive, that so epleudid an alra►tment cats br intruded for the purposes of devotion. Ir 11 fiorined of five rides of an octagon. The ceiling is loesutiftolly grouted and gilt; and its 'hope is th.t.rmined by the elaborate fan-work springtog From the coition's of each compsrtmeut. A laucet window 011 each side, of the most elegant ;motor nun. adroit. the light through. painted gloss. The place of the slier Is ill pfregUi 11110CCepled; but under each window is a coffer of cedar. whose es. tenor is coveled with the richest burnished gold. We retr.ce our steps through these splendid spartrnruts, and passing thorough the Octagon to the southern mill, enter St. Mochael's Gallery. The visitor will be fist •+ruck with the richness of the vaulted ceiling. Its gripersl arrangement is very like that of St. Geurge's Chapel at Wolidsor, but as the work is smeller, it is also much richer. At the south ern extremity of tlor Gsllery is au oriel window of the finest platr-glww. Nothing can be mute tr e .oui fel than thb flaw which it Wei.. The eye, saintord with the brilliant colodring of the iottirion. ragged with delight neer thlo npluoilie grade. and rests upon the meat hill. which hound she diatomite: The bpper Isart of this Kluth oisel is of ainintd.glperi repteventing foot of the fathers of the Ostrich. Ti* tate est•teret te:ittlows are mild titweihroted ti . lo sit stained gloat by Egiaton. 'rite welteru aide OW contain* five Gothic whitlows hong anth 'scarlet Oa lorries, which produce the sante heltultfol effeci of light so in King thrones Gallery. 't i bia apart ascot contnitta several cabinet* tilled mils atlielea of verti. hissing to the west of the beibliag by *flair of glass folding-doors, we, enter the Yellow isap. These twoiaportinetstil see so called hone the pito. &mask with shed) dreg are her* They have it greater appeararsee 6f doniestic Consfoot ikan soy through which we have wandered; their ornaosonter bring confi.ird to the spiendid library, mud two ur three cahiint. of recent-tit vitirkestr.hip. One of these iterhap.. as great v curiosity as any which Fouth.ll contain.. It is of, cari , ed prier-tree, of the time of Henry 'Mt., and is and to be from a de-' sign of Hulbein. Tu the north of the Irellow.HoMns, in one of the octagon towers, is a small Cabinet room, mast ex quisitely linidird, and filled with respiultible sr; amens of antique jewellery. Their is nothing very singular in the brown par. lour below these roan*, except the miasma tusgui ficesice of the plate glass of the windows. The bustle and ausiely which this rentarksble hibition created have now entirely crested ; and it is probable that the Abbey may still be destined to administer delight to the solitary pride of ow• bounded wealth. As the creation of woe mower genies, this edifice and its satirOluuling scenery may be considered among the most remarkable objects in England. They have grown, a werei . diet of a desert, by the nsaguificerion and taste of one masa. Whatever be his eccentricities, it is wt.. deniable that, whde he has gratified his owls lore or splendour, be has largely administered -to the happiness of his numerous dependauts. Hu taste has famished active employ to un immense number of artisans ; his riches have enabled him to he the most kind nod con.iderste landlord to a I trice tenantry ; and his singular benevolence Isaa Ott - ritited not only the poor of his , immense domain, bat hes extended itself towards every living" errata'. who there sought a shelter, for it is a remarkable fact, that Mr. llrckfurd never suffered a quadruped or a bird to be disturbed in his pion.. Cations, trod that the very dogs which constantly fol. Wised him were so trained to obey their master's 'humanity. that a hare might cross their path weds: out fear of molestation. INtLAND. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT KYLE. [From the WezPrd Herald I In the first paragraph inse►ted iu our Viper re.. halve to this deplorable tvent,' which has plunzed two most respectable &guiles into the deepest afflic tion, we were unfortunately incorrect - In some par ticulars of a nature to give pails to the parties con cerned. If any thing could mitigate the severity of this calamity, it was the creditable manner in which Mr. *Harrey's family evinced their regret. As nothing could be more repoguant to our own feel-- lugs thou to he the unconscious instruments of ad. ding one pang to the roffe►iogs already experienced, we hasten to give a faithful report of the Coruneria laquvst. The following teepeetabk Jury were sworn : Sit Fraeria Le Hums.; Coke,' Boas O'Toole ; Cassie L a Charles Hia•on • Geroge Wade. Erg ; Ca miss Clifford ; Arthur Kele', 'EA. ; Ovrriegto• Baiter, .; Maurice Joon, Emi ; Niehulas Gunelall, req i J•hr urn, Erg ; Jule Kellett, Esq ; awl Mr. &loud Dittert. _ . . _ Till Jury having viewed the body of Captain Stephen Crete', proceeded to hear and examine the following evidence : Thomas Joins. plasterer, being sworn, stated that he recollected the 271 h of Septeatimr, the day on which Captain Greer war wintuded ; was at work on that day it Kyle-holm, and en hearing the report of a pistol, about half-past two p.m. pro ceeded to the drawing-room, where he found Cipiviii Greer lying on lis hock ; witness inquired if he were hurt, upon which lie raid he wee, mid had but • few minutes to live, the boll booing primed through his body, and he felt it lodged in has side ; on bring asked by witness how it heppened, he answered n was an accident. and chiefly hie Via fault ; while witness was moonlit% him ta bed he held oat bits hand to Mr. Christopher Harvey. whom he met at the drawing-mom dour. sod said he pitied him (Mr. H.) more than be did himself, sod again reported it mason accident ; wetness first saw Mr. Christopher Hervey at the room dune ; haOupperred io the greatest affliction ; there was So person in the fuOM wheu witness entered, except the deceased ; shout three minutes before deponent he a rd th e shot, ,Crptain Greer and Mr. C. Harvey virile_ is one of the rooms conversing like brothers. end in specting she improvement. going on. Deponent further stow, that he knew nothing of their prac tising at • mark that dry, or were they ever in the habit of doing so to his knowledge ; heard but one shot fired ; writhes* was in Mt drawina-rooon the Sunday preceding, rod sow tau pistols I) ing on she chimney piece. Hugh Redmond, latriurer„ tworn—Heard a shot end immediately alter saw Mr. C. Harvey niiiniaig out, calling for help, and dewed attiiess to go to the drawiltg-room to assist Captain Greer. Nicholas Amber, M.D. sworn—Sow the deeeeied on Friday, the 27th of September, about an hour alter the accident ; before entering the room, heard the greatest lauteniation expressed b y Mr. C. H o _ my, who exclaimed in • bruin manner that he bad a l, O / Ins friend. Captain Greer afterwards begged of Mr. C. Hervey to eriosole himself, in it ws• per fectly accidental, and entirely his own fault ; the d • d then stated that he had been haudling one • • leer, :,,re 1 . to voce Val .zani. ler u f lAy. •••!•"" &ad Lg.