The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-07 00:00:00

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Ti conclude with (104th time) THE CORONATION.' • The Procession commeuces from Westminster Hall.— The Second Scene, the Interior of the Abbe)'. —The Third, • sad introductory Scene, in ;which Mr. Knight watt introduce • sew Comic SYNC entitled, 6 , The King and the Coeoaatioa, Old Unload and the People. - -The Fourth Scene, the Halt, in the coarse of which the Grand Entre of the Champion. Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, io the Rotunda of the Saloon of the Theatre. Mr. Hookham, of Bond.streer, Is nppoiairtt sole Arent. at the West End of the Toon, fur the utehtly disposal of the Private Roves heti:agora latter Lamm of this 'Theatre. To.vaorrow, Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr. Kota; bay Mat. be* Mila On Saturday, first time, a New Pathetic Drama, in dare acts. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMMARIAT DEPARTMENT, TIMMIORT CHAMBERS, JANUARY 26, 1622, NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of warm -lino to .reply BEEF AND NIUTT(iN This day is published, TfIE SPEECH or JOSEPH .11VME. Eq. is Ike HOUSE of COMMONS. on the 27th of June, 1521, upon ECONOMY and RETRENCHMENT. with niriy•eiglil Tildes or Statements of Itereone and Expen diture, taken torn 11.'1P:rod's rarliattientsry Debates. To be had of J. Ridgway, Pieesdilty. To his Majesty's Land Purees ill Callitilliilliellill, Quarter*, sad Barracks, in the uutler•inentioned Counties and Islauds: Redford, Gloucesterido& Oxford, [leeks (including I ° 'Ng the City of Rutland, the Town of Bristol:, Salop, I Hangerford), Hants. Somerset, Berwick, Hereford, Stafford, Rucks, - Hertford, Suffolk, Cantbrider (Melo& Hunts, Surrey, lug the Town of Isle of NUN Sussex, Newniurkca), Isle of Wight, Warwick, Chester, Kent (in, hiding Westmoreland, Cornwall (iutto& Tilbury Fort,) Wilts, lug Scilly), Imitable', I Worcester, Cumberland, I Leicester, i York, Darby, Lincoln, And in the several Des** 1 dliiiidA- Counties of I INI orth.- .• This day is pubtkhed, neatly printed la extra post [ivy. pi iine 41. the Third &hi inn, revieeJ loot eolotigent, of •• 4 Dvict: 6.l YOUNG LADIES , the M I - 1_ IMPROVEENT of th e MIND and the CON DUCT of LIFE Ay the 12 , v - T1191,1118 NROADNURST. Prirted taw J. Nano. Great Queen-street, Lontiou, by Centime-11, Rath.. FicOM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Court at Carlton Honac, the 4ih of Feliretory, 1822, PRESENT. The KING'S %Toat Erelletit Majesty in Council. SHERIFF'S appuint.il by kis Majesty in Council, for t h e year 182.2. BerlfordAtre—Peter Aosuatos tatitunr, of Staughton, licrk.hirm—Sur Gilbrit East, of Hall.place, Karl. likekingAnnithire—lPajaisiti Way, of Denham. E'q. Catnip' and Hunt'—Ruben Juisea Adeline, of Banialiam, E•q. Cheshire—Charles WickstrA. of Wrigley, Esq. Goinberload—William Crackemthorpe, of Dank Hall, Esq. Corateaft—DevOl Howell, of Pritleaux, E.q. Derbrkire—pimiipGell, of Ilopion, Driq Peronakire—Sir Thomas Tlaylon Fpller Eliott Drake, of Not well Court, Hart. '-c llou. Sir Evan Nepean, of Loiters, North and Seutb v..wending I Norfolk, Holy island), Northampton, I And in the several Essex (exclusive of Northumberland, COlll/1 les in I I Tilbory Fort), Nottingham, North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence nn and for the ISth day of March nest ; that Pro:minds in angling. seated up and marked " Tender , for Army Supplies," will be re. mired at this Office tee 01 : befoie Tursday the teili day of Feb.uary next, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day. Mb:A Illt-itur AL, COE HNT-GA HORN. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Feb. 7, will be acted Sibakepeare's Play of THE TEN PEST. Prospero, Mr. inting; Alonzo, Mr. Egerton; Hippolyto, Mr. Duruset ; Antoutio, Mr. Chapman ; Prince FeroVnaud, Mr. Abbott; Trinruk, Mr. Blanchard; Stephan°, Mr. W. Farrell; Calilmu, Mr. Emery. Miranda, Miss Hallmark; Dmiuda, Mon Stephens; Arid, Miss M. Tree. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Couuties comprising North and South iVrtles, all of which oast be included in one Tender; as also moot the several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled op by Two Persons of know• property cn`agi•g to become bound with the Parly tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars for the due performe•ce of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed airless made on a printed Tender, nod the prices expressed in word, al length; and should it ao happen that during the continuance of the Coutract tw Troops should he supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps os the. Cootract and Bond, paid is the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may lie had upon application at this Octe between the boors of Ten and Four. Bart. Essex—Sir Crorge Henry Sept., of Bereehni , le Hall, HMI. GlOttee.ifr4l./.—Sievlorti Joins Welch Fletcher Welch, of Pnin.airk, Esq. llerrfordshire—Thumse Hampton Symons, of Myoule P., k, Esq. llerlfordakire--Thomas Daniell, of Berkleampotead, Esq. Elllll-•-.10‘.1 Powell Posse I, of Quex, Esq. Leiteglershire—Charies James Parke, of Prestwohl, Esq. John Hayford Thoriiid, of Systole, Bari. Noomoulbsbir•—homee Jenkins, of Chepstow, Esq. Norco/A—Sir Richard Paul Juddrell , of Stall, Bari. Northourpfourilre—Julin Nethereost, of Hareibrisrh, Esq. Norlhounberload—Edwasd Crosier, of Preston, Esq. NmllingkomAkiee Farstworth Handley, of Newark. opon-T, cot, Esq. o.rfordebire —John 'Radial!, of Great Haveley, Eaq. hadllgnelAire—Thoostrim Flour, ut Whisneortme, Esq. shropshire—Roltert Brodgroau More, of Linley, Esq. Somereelehire..Xtueent Stuck.), of Hill Muse, Laugport, F....toyer, Esq. Stofford.hire--Phinees Homey, of Wy, ley Grose, Esq. Cotrafg of tortkamploa—Rubrrt Slirdden, of wooktandc Sairofk—Amhrose Harboril Steward, of Stoke Park, Esq. Surrey—Charles Nichols, Pulmer. of No, Won House, Esq. Sorser—James Eversfleld, of Candlelit, Esq. Woreekbehire—.Matthew %Vise of Leaminglon Priors, F.sq. d Phillips, of Atelksham„ Esq. FVo,eosfershire —Samuel Ryland, of Kingsnurtun, Esq. Yorkakiro--Rechaid Deilwll, of Wire, Esq. SOUTH WALES. Cerialekew--ffil int Howell Beirut, of Peragay, Esq. Pembroke—Joho Mears, of Easthigion, Esq. Cardigon—Thunins Lewes Lloyd, of %Vero Newidd, Esq. Glamorgoo —Sir John Morris. of Bryn, Bart. Brecim—aolese Christie, of Cweollwyfog, lladmor—Edward Rogers, of Simulate Park, Esq. To couelwde with (37th time), a new Pandemic/ay, trolled HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. Eiag of the Gold Mines (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Filar; Calais Pig (afterwards Harkquin's I..arilurl), Mr. L S. Gri maldi; Mother Bauch (the Desert Fairy'), Master Lung hsrat ; Yellow Dwarf (afterward. Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Tim Prioress Ali-Fair (alit/instals Columbine). Mina E. Dan sett ; t►e Queen of Golconda (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Buses. A Private Box may he had fur ilic arisen, or nightly, of Mr. Branders, al the Bux.Olßce. Bases, 75.; Becond Price, 32.114.—Pit, 3s. Id.; Seersed Price, 4a.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, IL—lll:per Gal. lery, Is.; Second Prier, Ad. To-morrow and Monday, the Opera of The Exile—To morrow with John of Paris: Princess Navarre (lust tune), Wes Nallande, Os fisturday, Sliskspeares Comedy of Errors, with The Blind Boy. Oa Tuesday will he produced a new Opera, called Moo nrise, or The Children of the Mist. ORANGE AND LEMON TREES, WHITE AND YELLOW JESSAMINE PLANTS, AND TUBEROSE ROOTS. THE Nobility and Gentry see moat tmipecifully intorred, • Choke ASSORTMENT of the above PLANTS are jail arrived, in the finest condition, at JOHN BURGERS and SONS' Old Italian Warehouse, Ns. 107, Samar' (can ter of the Savoy steps), Looduo. CURIOUS BOOKS AND ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. TO BE SOLD HY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At Ms House, N 0.03, Pall-mall,no MONDAY NEXT, February 11, and three following Dye, THE LIBRARY late the Property of n. IS - FED, E.g. deceased, wills the ORIGINAL DRAW. INGS, ted by Lewis sad eminent Artists fm Site Rrv. Mr. Dibdin's Tour; includisg a Complete Set of the Books primed-by the Itusburzhe Club; Dugdslr's Monasticun, by Ca ley 11041 Ellis, 24 Number., large paper, Proofs; Has. bell's Kent, 4 vac; Holmrs's Academy of Armoury, 1688 ; Cesar, Juninto, 1471 ; Decor Portliness, 1461 ; Valealyne aad Orson, emprented by Copeland, snique; Siephani The swag, Gr. cum Glossariis, 5 vols.; Hadrian Miscellaoy, to tor. ; Somers's' Tracts, by Scott, 13 vols.; large Collec t on of Books, printed by Aldus is the XYth Century, Ste. &e. NORTH WALES. Aagfesey—William Wynne Sparrow, of Tynewydd, Esq. Cantorrow—Williono Lloyd Galrtreot, of the Cottage, Esq. Merioneth—Jmnea Gill, of Pant Glas, Esq. .Unnigomerps—Joseph Hayes Lyon. of Cefablwarch, Esq. Denbigh—Samuel Newton, of Pirkili, Esq. Flint—Timms. Harrison, of Saatewydrl, Esq. Commission its Ike Ramat Cheshire Militia, tripled by doe Lord Lieutenant of tlir Calmly Palatine of Clueder. Wjlli n, Owen Stanley, Eig. to he Captain, vice Charles Shakes ley, resigtod—dated January 15,1822. RicH A RDSON, GOO D LUC K , and Co. respectfully samba the Public, that the NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY begins Drawing 26th THIS MONTH (FEBRUARY). The Scheme euntains S Prizes of L. 20,000 I 5 Pews of L 1,000 of 2 , 000 10 of 500 Crow■ Of Febritary 5, 1022. MEMBER RETURNED TO SIIRVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAbiENT. Romrph of Codle Itisin . l—The Right linnearable Wil liam Henry Hsieh Chulmundeley, commonly called Lord Henry Cholmondeley, in the room of the Earl of Itoc k aa- H•ege, Imo a Prer of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. wit► 50 other Capital•; all Sterilise Money; and Rot Two Blankx ill • Prze. Ticket/ and Shares, u a v/rirty of Numbers, are selling by RIC;I4IIDiON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their Old Eau blushed Office, Nu. 104, Beak Buildings, Cmolaill. NEW YEAR'S LOTTER Y. J)IDDING ornllol, are con. Islet the gradual Improvement of the Schemes lately ..hinitted to the Public dor. out pass 11110bIterVed, and t!.e lasi was characterized by the Disconl illll3lleC of c , :u•••, the Exclusion of Mork Prizes, the Sabstitution of sterhili Money, and Nut Two Blank. to • Prize, the pnvent nut he foord to main all there important Derderata, with astullier Feature which P. and ('o. have long beer %Rabin. to tee intrlnlneetl, tlz. an Increase in the Nara- Ler of Capital., wh:ch are more than doubled, there being now 75, including 5... ...a... ....f20,000 10_ ....or.. frioo 5. ....T0W 10 300 5 .. .1,0(16 40 'ZOO The prnioing begins 26th of *lbis Nlontio, when the First Prise is have r 20,000 added to N. A Partictilins roily ruistnissed in the &beeves priblished by PI nDING and Cu, ham bees singularly fortunate the FIKST Lottery of ‘i - refal precrelsog Yrors, to distriboting Priors of £211,000, .inch upwards of 110 Persons have ens antietaatial Itessuns for rsruilteliag they obtained at the I..seliy Corner, Nu. 1, TO THE PUBLIC. fn BISFI haring advertised the Scheme of the ll • State Lottery at length, begs leave to submit to his brit Friends, the Public, its principal fetters, sod looks fweard to a very extesisive sale, as it appesro so be uni ',wally approved. It consists of wily 20,600 Tickets, to be Sava in Four Days. Ir begins 26114 of THIS MONTH. There are Five £20,000 Money Prizes. 'nen are Seventy uther Money Capitals. T'Are are 6,610 other Honey Prize*. Therese, not Two Banks to Owe Prize. There are not any Clasoes. Every Ticket will be drawn toch Turkel decodes its own Fate, Yid so other. There are £lOO,OOO sit Honey Prizes. The very first Prize drawn mast be 110,0 6 0 Money. Newly 20 other Capitol+ 'soy be expect...l Flyt Doy. Tickets awl !throes are 'telling by 111014, 4, Corydon, and I . (14,,, 1t. prom London ; and by hi s Acrid* io the Country. '6 la the present Lottery there are 75 Capitols, heing e ".""khly wore than doable the number she lost contained, 1 pm/wed on ly 33— out o f w h ic h 13111F1 shared and "Ad road, half, as be and his Ageuta distributoil tio less 11 % fifte en !!! 0 !11 Th e Nee o f s iiin k, i s a ff ixe d hourly against RISK'S tarehili, by which the Public way see the usetuo lank EAST INDIA HOUSE, iMIVAItY 30, 1851. E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the amid COST PANrs STOCK •will be SHUT on TUESDAY, list sth Mardi next, at Three o'Cloek, and OPENED aitou ea THURSDAY, the 111 h April following. That ■ QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he held M their House in leadenhall on WEDNESDAY, the 20th March oem, at Eleven u'Clock iu the forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the acid Compose will be held at their Howie in Leadrnball-street, on W CONES- DAT, the 1.01/0 April west. from Ma. u`Ch:•ll- ie the Bliren ftg until Six 'Th the Evening, fur the ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Company fur four y rrrr . And fist the List of the Members of the said Company will be ready to lie delivered at this House on Monday, the 25th March next. JOSEPH DART, &crews. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Fssumoir 6,1622. To PRIZE AGENTS, TRUSTEES or PRIZE MONEY, ■nd other PERSONS ?strafed in the RECEIPT and DISTRIBUTION of PRIZE MONEY, •nd their RE PRESENTATIVES. VE COURT of DIRECTORS of the JNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trodiog to the EAST INDIES, having, on the 11th July, 1821, and on the 241 January, 1822, issued public Advertisements, requiring all Prize Agents, Trustees of Prize Money, and other Persons concerned in the Receipt and Distribution of Prise Money, and their Representative*, to comply with the Provisions of the Act Ist and 2il George IV. cap. 01. its rerpeet to the payment into the Company's Treasury of all Unclaimed Shares of Prize Money be longing to Officers, Soldiers, and Seamen, being or having been in she service of the East India Company; and the Court of Directors being in possession of onformasion shut several Prize Agents and other Persons still retain Unclaim ed Prize Money, which, by the Provisions of the void Act of Ist and 2d George IV. ought to have been paid into the Company's Treasury on or before the 23d day of December last The Court of Directors do hereby give Notice to Prize Agents, Trustees for Prize Money, and other Persons, being or having been coneerned in the Receipt sad Distribution of Prize Money as aforesaid, and their Representst vs., that in default of their delivery to the Secretary at Ibis House, the Lists of such Unclaimed Prize Money, verified on Oath, and paying the memo thereof into the Complity'v Treasury, the Court will proceed to exercire the powers with a hich they are invested by the said Act, without farther Notice. JOSEPH DART. gerretary. CITY OF DUBLIN, TONTINE. E SUBSCH I BEIN to the LIFE AN IL NUTTIER granted by the CORPORATION of the Car of DUBLIN on the tgrls day of June, 1776, who •re to be paid their iuterest in Loudest, may 'cerise half • year's atiasity, dor at Christmas last, by applying to M . Cu. isinglmon and Filegg, No.!, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgste. street, every WeJoesday, from ten o'clock till twu. The Subserilwrs to bring with them aide Bonds, and a Ceriifiesie of the life of the Nominee. Is i• retreated that, in CAOe of death, flintier may he gi vrn on above for t h e future leynefit and rrguiltioll of each clay,. A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LAMPS AND LAMP OILS. APPLETON, LAMP owl SPEAKING dI • PIPE M AVER to his Mainly 's Treasury, Somerset House, Ise. &e. at the City Lamp mid (Pal Warehouse, It, Ludgate-sorrel, St Paul'., stool 55, Ohl Bailey (1 hart,- tive Years establtsiord). begs leave to inform his Friends nod the Public in general, (hut he has sow sou ask a large assort meat of the morlimlmired sad improved One, Two, mid Three-lieht Palest Lamps. which are at this time so much in use fu► lighting Halls, SIMI thibil!K r ~,,, as, Draw. ing.rounsa, Counting-houses, Itanking.bou.es, Pnhlir, Oilico:s, Churches, Chapels, Bsll•ruums, Public Placer, fze. where a brilliant light is required; an assortment of the most im• proved Freuch and Settuotihra Lamps, in Brass, P • in:•, or Japtu; Patent 'it'd Illamivatioot Lamps to let tot Halls, Knots, Assemblies, &c.; Lampe repaired, cleaned, and tar. Trefoil; Lamp Cottons and Glasses, I TWO, 'nor. e, ■nd Fuar.light Prate and Cut-glass (heel* Lamps 50 he sold very cheap, Imitable for ('idea-hanses. Taverns, Hall. rooms, .Mc. Sm.—Erase Patent, staid Grecian Lamps takers is'Eachnuge. Forty, Fifty, or Sixty gruel Second hand One and Twos light ems Patent lamps wanted. tt e , Speaking-Pipes fiscal up in Town or Country. DIVIDENDS. February ?A. J. Crowther. late Of Huddersfield, York, wood. turner, at eleven, at the White Hoppe Inn , H o d,l,.„„fi r ld, Feliromy 19. A. Gumpertz, of Great Winehester.strvet, duo, merchant, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basimthall.strret, London. March 2. .1. Andrews, of Manchester, dealer and chartist), at one, at the Brulgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Febinary 19. W. Lewis and .1 A. Henderson, of Little Tower street, London, wine.merehants, at one, at site Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Brisingliall-street„ London. February 9. A. W. Junes, of New lirentford, Middlesex, cornarierchsot, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baringhall-oreet, London. Fr bruary 26. R. Grossing, of Bruad-street-bwildints, Lon don, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Raokrupls, Basinahsaillrret, London. February 26. W. Hutchinson, of St. Joho.strert, Middt rs e x , eltersemonger, at iron, at the Court of Curswiessiuners of Bankrupts, Ra■inghat6street, London. February 26. J. Cleneh and It. Cleogh, late of Leadrnball. street, London, wholesale-haen.draper4, at une, at the Court of Cummiostuners of Bankrupta. Basinelkall-Wreei. February 26. I'. Asquith, utherwise T. G. Asquith, D.. 44- quills, of Bertnunthey, and T. Mellish, of New lietti-road, _ . ship-immeri, at one, al the Court of Commissioners of Baukruota, Basitighall-atreet Loudon. February 20. T. Richmond. of Nottingham, grocer, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Batikrupts,H,oighall. Street, London. February VI. Syme, of yin, street, Ninoriee, Loudon, merchant, at tnelee, al air Court of COMPllasiullt . ril of Bankrupts, Bastughall street. March 1. F. Steautl, of Liverpool, iroo.snerchant, at out., at the George Inn, Liverpool. February 20. J. Welton, of Wood-street, London, end of Coventry and Nuneaton, Warwick, ribbanit- manu facturer, at len, 'at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basitighall stre►t. Mardi I. J. 11'isbey, late of Thalami, Essex, jobber, at ele ven, at the Red Lino Inn, Cambridge. February tB. T. N. Hint and J. Wood, now or lair of Hud dersfield, merchants, at eking., at the Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield. February 27. It. Beckett, of Wesibury.under-the-Plain, Wilts, one, at she White Baer, B r i s tol. March I. I Tburstp*oss, of Keekle Grove, near Whitehaven, Comber Lad, merchant, at one, at the Talbot lust, Liver. pool. CERT! F I Crt T ES.—F rag tinny 211. H. Wood, late of Workington, but now of Wkitehaven, Cumberland, grucer....T. Nano, of Kaiatnek, York, suer. Chant.—J. Croft, late of Kincituss-striuss.llllll, drniree—G. Flower, of York, victualler.—J. Porter, of Leading Rousts. lug, Eases, forger.—l. Butlmau and T. Bullmat., of Milo. ~ I Fr - .16' . 10ti/iesir - 7: .) 1+44.6.. • 6 ,:(.4! r. • -; tt. ildourv- Fl• sd . PRICE 7d. shorp. We&tmorlasool. mercer.—T. Kay. of Lnonbrillve.ohlre, Somereel, htit no- of London, soak/Geer Adcot•Lt of Iturotiogham, fl , ftler.—C. Croaker, of L'ispt r Farm , .Cra) • ford, Krul , farmer. fir:vincrers. . , • .st the I' aerie% 311 , .witile Price Corriee," of Tresdab Febrerry 5, 1822.] . ITF.ST INDIA AND svAssept 21A IN PRODLICii.. . rovve2...:-Two public tales have been brought forward since our ha, consisting : of JaeMIMI.: Demerara, sod Berhiee, of gorier dean qualities, soiled la the tenure Markel, (or which they_ went of briskly at as ad vance ..f 2,. to 3.. per Met. on Thursday, and 2.. ou Friday, inskior altogether an advance of 4s. to St. per cwt. There lips berti very ii:tie Laved privately in the ina.ket, 'bat ill, prices of Foreign entree hive not ri.on in proportion with British Platitatinn, i be demand for shipment put hs,i7 bee" briar. - Si 'D9(111010. tinweser. teAsed /Oris. dui.or 110 Wrirt, !IA /esterday 106.. were obtainable. The stork of wrsi bobc cort.e is now 1,1 1 24 Inns, 980 km than at this time !ast year, picastilt priers per mt. lower. P. SIYGAR has been in steady demand generally, and one hist quolatitins hare hero paid; -nolin...y hrnn:. maim has kern sold at 54., rood brown dill', 575., Si. Vincent's GU.. rood middling GIVIIII!a GI, , good b. rg!.t yellow grocery Whs. per cwt. FOREIOI SUG4II.—A fen sales have been made in c...-t 1 brows mad yellow amid at tihs. to 244. per ea wine description. there has been nothing dyne. The stork or B. P. Sugar is tom 5,330 casks lama thanar this time last year, present prices 2s. 641. per eni. per Pazeflit average. • - - Cocoa is Wavy of gale at prevent. A wired of 'Fri el.hol asp put up un Th4rsolay, loot sole ow! rr Iw,, esnio.l lots were sold. A parcel of good Brazil *es konglit to oa day at 465. per eat. In DYPSWOODO throe lass not been much husinesv entie. 'dot the priers are firmly animated. Some Pliearagusuomll has arrived, but at are at present unable to quote u price. Rule has been inactive al last weak's pricers. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, Fewituatt4 2, 1822. The Cerrnie market was trammel, dull ow CAI ly part of the week•, but the &mind has improved •dlmi last few days, and the market has closed without alteratio• On priers, except of Brazils, which are Ad to J. per lb. loweir. The vales are 6,300 bags, sod consist of 2,600 flowed. at Sail. a lop. and a few ordinary at lid.; 3011 Orlemie at Ind. a 124.; 10 Alabama* at $ d. ; 400 Sea I.dands at 14.1. a 22d. and a few very One al to 14. a to. 3.1.; 20 AtAill,ll Ai ; 660 Peraatias at 110. a 12id.; 740 Itahlas nt 100. a 060 Marsrbams at 181.1. a 11 . 1. I.; 140 ['Arai. at 10.1 ; 30 Mims Gestic. at 014. a gid.; So Demerai as ut 14d. a 121. ; 110 garbodoes as 91. I• • 01.1.; 111 Pei ii•i•iiia a. 40 Sweats at 7iil.; and 220 Bengal, at 611. a 7d. per lb. Ihe import this week is 4,947 hags, viz. S.i•anual' and Chart. stun 2,623 bags, Bored 2,724 loge. There has been but a moderate demand this week (or 1 . 1. P. Sugar, and though the quantity offered at public rate did nut exceed 860 eal.ks, pile• of brown gnnhhw , a• well as of good and fine Flarbadoei, hare declined ad. to lc' per COL Foreign lied East India are trillium alteration. %Vest loam klulasaes of oirtheary In very goat (mai. ty have sold at 17s. a 22.. 9d. The improved demand for Coffee in London has bad little tweet here, and the only pare. I of Foreign dispos ed of consist, of 100 bags of Brazil (o.rdsnary Rio) ai 02r. 600 bags of Pionealo (part of the recent importstioss) have been brought to auction, and fluty about onedloird fund looyers al 02.1. to 81.1. for middling to Cdr. Carolina Kure sells in small lulu at 18s. to 181 fur middling to good, and some very inferior has sold gal 9•. a 131. 6d. per cwt.; good white Brutal loss sold aim at 1:1.. in hood. Strung Deme rara Rum, 32 0. P. has brought 2s. 3d. per galloor ; in other Words there is nothing doing. We continue to base a good ;agility (or Dyewouds: ma i n Lovrood has sold at 9/. 15.. a Ili.; Cuba fis•tic early in the wet-k adeanced In 121. sne; was obtained for 200 tons, and 131 could stow be ►ealized ; common Spanish has sold also at Of. 17s. W.; Nicaraguawood, however, is without ingte.ry. Ashes condone In steady demand, and Boston Pearls hate brought 44.. 3d. a 445. 6d., Montreal 41.. 6d. a 4Ts.; New York Puts 41s. 9d., and Boston 425. The tales in Hides (weirs of 2,000 good salted North American at 41d.., light Para at qd. a 9,1 d, and 200 light 11.. y Jamaica at pia . per lb. There has been snore bu.i 'it,* done in Tallow. laud several parcels of ltusia Yellow Candle have been suld at 475. Fur Tobacco there• has been more inquiry for export, awl about 90 hid.. ordinary Carolina Leaf bare been sold at nd. per lb. Our Curn market has stain been dull, wad the priers of all deecriptton■ of Grails have rapeiienced a fur. arr. decline : trifling sales hare broil made ru new Wheal at a decline of 4d. In 6d., and Ur uid at aline 34,. per 701 . .. r. Oat, move off slowly at a reduction of 2 , 1. per bushel. Nu sales of consequence have b•en made in Flour. Of &moot ►t.x s ee d about 200 Wide. bare beeu sold at 665. a 67.. per bled. ln Qurrerirun Bark tbere bare Irceu few sales, prices are a trifle lower. Oit..—flrrenland Oil remota. steady, brit South Sea being in few heads is rathrr higher, and for Pale to small part.:• 24f. has been paid. Linsectl Oil is rather lower this weak. RIMED SUGAR.—There has hero a steady demand for low lumps at our last quotations, nod the ReAlters are snow firm in their pr ice generally, though at above 80s. there bar beer; little business done, excepting a few tales a liambrovr and Powder losses as 82s. to 834 per eat. SPIRITS of TURFINTINC bare advanced to lb.. in car boys, and all the late arrival. of Rofigh have bees sold at 15*. a 15a. 111. and some at 755. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. Faun.—A large public sale of Denia and Valentin Rai sins was brought forward oil Wednesday last, but *comely • lot was sold; a parcel of Valentin Almouds put up at iLc same time readily found liurelisses at the prices quoted. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. CoTTon.—There Ism brim a steady demand throngbutit the week chiefly for bowie consumption, and fair &liminess has been dour to East India et paces um oily as high a. Its., last October sale; n puce' of Pernambuco hs. WM. h. . taken for tarot. Tim sales of the wick are (flies ',moil gm limigs Colin, good fair 91d.; 690 bags Pcroamimiieo, good fnir 120.; 53 Kowloon damaged Std. to Ind.; 50 twat g I fair I,LOO Bengal, ordinary to middling 51d. to sLml lair to good fair qd. In 60. good to hue 6P. to 0 - Ft. Total .ales 1,1421 hags. Tim iiiimitity of Cotton imposted in Loudon in Jainism' , 162.2 ass 526 bags, and the floridity delivered fur repast 1,770 bags, and Coo biome etomfoupti o u 6,47') bags. —Bohca has brought an advance of la. to 2 per Ilt. on the prires of the last sale, other sort.. a,e at the cost pries to 14. per lb advance. Iwnino.—The market etuttiours very firm, and in autos instaucrs an mulattoes:of 34. ill 44. per lb. has Lao, 'w.f. Pot'script, Tuesday, Feirenry b. 1822, Your a'efack. l'he It Y. Swaim' market was steady to.. Loy, sood.ohout 800 lank wet. sold at the presume prices. A pobisc sole of IJemotes was brought forward, but blouse ire/snail, da- Imaged, affords no precise crsterion of the state of the mar ket: the few lots of sound wept off at full priers. In Pepper there have been some tranaactions at am ad. • of about id. per lb. Cowan.—The Ought) , offering is the market is still very limited, mid the demand heist at the same time steady, the advanced priers obtained during the past week have •bteis tit inly upbtlil. St. I)orningo has brought 107 t. per cot., at which however these are nut many buy. Is. I .1 ~- A To TUC \3OVF.RNORS or Tor. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY or T. PATRICK. ROYAL S/11,-Roval. Lords and Gertitesaels, RUMOURS of tt 1110111 ea , trunrdiesary tinnier are *Boni -tweeting the above Charity. Tim Anneal Getteral Alerting stand. for THIS DAY, Thursdiy, the 7111 cif February, 1822 A Life Governor who will avow this Advertisement in the face of that Meiling Thin Dity, here by invites his brother (Inerrant,' hr juilee with Iheir own era avi.l ears of the neparalleleil cirt sienstaiiers which ate liiiaz•il rMtnt . The plate of Mee , iqr it the Charity House, in Stamford-street, Btackliinss-road. hour of business Our u'Clock. /I LIFE GOVERNOR. i woriETTAIT ST. PATRICK IT is the IW - ef. or the ‘Vriter ail thin Advertise_ meat. that all the rrontery hitherto recorded in the world is the purity of the Ga►den of Eden compared will, ►ha arts employed to smuggle the General ler ting of the above Institution This My ; and to frustrate the diffusion of truth in (armor of its 300 paupers. For the sake of dome paupers, for the love of Charity, and for the love of God, let all its Governors now in London and in health, make it • point to attend ►he said Meeting at One ()Thick. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. It ifi O. lyE ennsiderutiot t of divers tmi4ters of grent importnnce en the Charity being in come under the revision of the (' I Meeting (This Day), as numerous Met ting as possihie is most emetically requested." The passage within the inserted COMMIS is taken from a former Resolution of the Marquis of Lallatinien• a" will , ti is finned, not be revived in vain upon this MOST FTTRAOR DINARS( OCCASION. GOTC/110111 tossing from Westminster, turning to the left after passing Westminster Bridge, odd going finder Waterloo Bridge, will Bud themsrlves quite clime to Ilse Charity House in Stamford-street. Passing over Waterloo Bridge, the Acid tote to the left ItSe', latfrelly to the bui!ding. From the east of London, Blarkfciars Midge is the best route. TIIE Marquis or LANtiDOWN will. upon the morning of THIS DAY, Thursday, the 7th of February, 1821, be the 0519 existing Functionary brin•ting to the Benevolent Society of St. Patrick—his Lordship's Presidency (proposed from the Chair of the last Celebration by his Illustrious Predecessor, and hailed by the acclamations of the Meeting) coonmeneing this day, as that of the Duke of WELLINGTON closed yesterday.—This Day, • little after One u'Clock, at the Howse of the Institution, in Stam ford-street, Hlsclifriars-road, is the Annual Election Day of all its other Officers; sad upon the choice of this Day de pends the safety, or the ruin, of the Institution. Never was Charity more nobly sustained then the one in question, in regard to—mono. Never was money applied with less vigilance me the part of its conirilnitois. The hour of revision, however, it arrived—sad revision is inevitable. Thursday, February 7, 1A22. This day is pablisheil, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 16..6d. 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TILE effects of a benulifill head of Ila r on the countenance has been at all line. a theme of ailmir•- lion, and the Proprietor of the folios ism article has the amis. root , " to appeal to moat of the Nobility for the troth of the ion that ATKlNsortrs CURLING FLUID, or VEGETATIVE HAIR OIL, is the greatest beaotifier of the hair ever invented. It clears the dander from children's heads, and gives their hair a peculiar beauty ; it makes the hair, if harsh or dry, soft and glossy as silk , and gives it such strength and rlastirity that it retains the curl during exercise in the dance or ;ironwood', ur in damp weather ; tt prevents its owning grey or falling utf, and is well known to mcd.cat men for its superiority in regenerating its growth; rice :Is. 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