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. .. _ .... .. . ". / i Cent. ( . • - 1" - ilkst . • „.•-•• &‘ r D ,• '• 4,1 14 r, I ir )1 bt % - A li rift --- b 1 , ........ v- pr , , #4 - •ite i_ a) •.allrt L Al . 1 / 4 ,ii) . • ivir , NUMBER 6107. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 1, 1822 PRICE 7d. ,VSW THRATRIIUROYAI., HAT- a A RE'S T. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY. July I, tv; be performed ibe Pley of THE AFRICANS: . Or, WAR, LOVE, AND.OOTY. WV NEW Rowi EXTENSIV E ROO 1:S, No. 14. MP.. man-.crept, Oxford -street, ressisii slag 142 Pietures painted by hoe late BENJAMIN WEST, Eaq. are NOW OPEN S every Day from Test to Five.—Admit. ranee, Is. N.B.—The superb COLLECTION of PAINTING 2 by the OM Martin, self...led sills Sit much judgment by the Tate Benjainio is alas nu View so Newman-ittve4,- to be DISPOSED OF by pstirATs CONTRACT, either separately er ciillectively. 1N.., dr viewing from Twelve to Pour.—A4istittso.e 2s. .41,1. role Ito he rinerne.l to. Pu t, chaser.). • - CHARLES 1111/ART Secretary. No. 14, Newman Ovens. • - • FROM SATURDAY VIGHI".s GAZETE&. , - wiargiili..Jew• 11, 1822. The Ring ha• Mere *eased to grow unto the Reve r end Alexandrr Nicoll. A M. the ufhre of Hebrew Professor is the University of Oxford, with the Preheotitlttp of Christ Church thereunto awmard, void by the resigoatiou of Doctor Richard Lawrence. . drueglai, at three, M the Who,. Swan Inn, &lakes Now bray. July 27. S. Simons, of Hilpertnn, Welts, hawker, at eleven, at the Elephant mai ()tole Iwo, Path. July 25. T. Bakst', late of Yo. k, lineal-draper, at 'levels. at the A "eel Inn , Northampton. July 22. W. ►Vornelt , of Ussroton, Wilts, knew draper, at eve. at the White Lion Iprt, Rroad.street, Prieto,. J• 1,23. W. W.hl, anti H. Webh, of Retain', If 641 ""1"ils at twelve, at the IVhite buts 11111, firoarl-steert, Bristol. July 23. E Phillip, of Neilsen', Pembroke, Itnew-thrapers at nae, at the White Lion tan, Broad-sheet, Brilleol. July 24. T. P. Jones, of Carmarthen, hoen-th a pot, at toeless.. et she White Lino to.. Rioad.atteei, Reisiol. July lb. J. T. Thorn, of Plymouth, comer, at Memo, It the Commercial Hotel, Old Town, Plymouth. Jells 23. J. IluAtland, of Chard, Somerset, miller, at Mena % as the George Ilia, Craw kerne, Sometset. Jelly 30. J. Riley, late of Leicester, grocer, at eleven, at time Three Crowns Inn, Leicester. July 27. H. Romer, of Ceosn.street, morettint, et twelve, at she Lauri of Cma of Rankropte, Ritaingliall•aireet, Loudois. July 20. C. C. Sumner, of Hshingdon, near Dewidge, dlesex, plate glasi-manufactsree at ten, at the Curet of Commissioners of Bankrupts, 111:sinehall.strett, London July 22. J. Carter, juts. Pie of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, al the George Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool hely 20. R. Jameson sod T. Jamesdo, late of Irournonger lane, Loudon, merchant., at swe:ite, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankropis, Rasisighall-Mrert, Loadou. CERTIFICATES-40LT 10. T. Griffith, of Hdleviortoss, Warwick, •scistaller.--W. Moyer, of thismondliatn, Suffolk, luau ntercliant.—J. Steele. of Liverpool. snap •••1 chart-seller.—J. Child, of SI. Haatimgdon, buativright.—J. Coale*, of E , rtth, Hontiag don, liquor-merchant.—J. Hawkins. josh of Glastonbury, Somerset, hoe*, dealer—R. B. Roaby. of Arbour.seesre, Commercial-road, Middle:6ex, merchant.—T. Ward, of Sea mier, York. naaltsier.—J. Loston, of Pool, Drawl, linen draper.---W. Posit's', late of Portsmouth, ealsonet.roaker.— E. Do Roil, of Cupthall-eator t London, airrehant.—.l. Porter, of Wailingtuu, Norfolk, dealer.—P. thiwerby, MI. of Li verpool, provisioa.treseisant.—G Shakespeare, of Middlters, blaelliag.olallufacturer. Far■lhs, Mr. Yammer; Tortilla'. Mr. Baker; Madiboo, Mr- Jones; Settee, Mr. Johnson; Demba Seco Jails, Mr. nuakt r ; Fetterwell, Mr. Williams; Henry Angustus Muir, Mr. Liston (els Ara appearance a• this kar.). Beria•a, Mfr. Omit. ley; Darin*, Min• Boyce; Butte, Mts. Jones. To whiels will be added (7th time), • new Farce, toteropersed with Songs, rolled LOVE LETTERS. The Characters by Messrs. ~coot Lee, Johnson, Oxberry, Tnyleure, Mrs. Carrick, and Madame yeslris• Pones, 3s.—sPint Gottery, 24 —Second o.llery,ll. The Doom to be opened at ant o'Clock, and the Perform ances to begie at Seven. Pisces for the Poses to be taken of Sir. Massinehltm, at the Throw, of whom Private Boxes may be bed, nightly. To-morrow, • new Csonedy, la Ares acts, called John ^ Istssby, or A Day's Pleasor•—with Love Lellere-s-sall Net Weather. W411.4•11,..fune 95 , 1822. Kisiekes livo• to appout Mr. William M'Cas to be Commissary of the Commoiseartai of Kirkcudbright, vacant by the death of far. Jolla Tameasue. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WarrOffes, Jaeo 2A , 1821. 7th Regiment pf Light Illvar,ouns—Grattemari Cadet Meaty Curtis, from the //Writ Military College to be Cornet, by pioehase,. vice lard Belfast, promoted—dated ghee 20, 1821. Coldstream Regiment oF Foot (hard.....igaaiiteae-gairgoou FF4414401 Gilder flistlhe hsIC pep of she lee or Gramalier ResSimitirt of .Foul latlyiedr, to be Asaimant-Surgeou, ilea Sheringtme oho exchanges--dshri as above. 3J Regiment of Fout—Beevet Major Henry Marley to be Maple, by purchase, vice Roberts, woo retires—dated as above. Liestraant Reset Frederick Lucky's". to be Captain, by pur chase, vier Marley—dated as above. Rusign Georce Richard Grime to be Lieutenant, by par doner% vice Luckyer—dated as above. Gustave. Logic Ctiromie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Comae—dated as above. th ditto—Lieuieseeet Edward Wells 8011, in be Captain, by purchase, vice. Robi.on, who d as above. Second Lieutenant Wiliam Remy Wood, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rowley, pro- Muted it, the 92.1 Regiment—dived Jeer 19, 1842. 11th ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Coilield, front the bolt , pay of the 22.1 Regialeat, to be Lieutenant, vice James O'Kelty, who exchange', receiviiig the difference— dated June 20, 1822. 2911, ditto—Liertenant John Caulfield Reoline, from the half-pay of the 28th Reeireept, to be Liesteuent, Mos Atteteuder Steele. who exchanges, receiving t h e ii:ffereoce —dated a. above. rActet rift!. AND LIFE OFFICES, Core Yell, sod Negess‘ostees, earner of Jeresysmilreet, St. Jean'''. rr r I E Directors respectfully submit fo the Pub- IL lie the efNenieree to Person. insured at throe offices. The Toros ere anraaal!y liheral, with the nenetts of every Mbar °See combisied. The Payment Reel is allowed to Suisires o s by Fare, seltleset say illusive el frameless. Nu Clisirie is wide for .PeNeies, Ne reepowelstii.- -- • I•ablt Seihraireo fo c tlue ;Torn* of hie *hole property: Life Infer. ewers rff,eted on the same eqouteble Terms. l'lfidsommer Po!tries should be renewed withiu fifteen days from float period. WILLIAM BEETHAM, Secretary. °PEW InO NIGHT. AND A NEW OPERETTA. VISA riE.Artoret, RN° LIS II OPERA-Hifi/SR, STRAND, WILL OPEN for the S..►nn THIS EVEN ING, MONDAY. July 1. 1814, when sill be m odified (20th time) the last sew Melo-drama, in two Act., oiled THE MILLER'S MAID. This day is published, In octavo, price es. sewed, the St-cuod Editiou of The Maier, Mr. Harder; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Emery; &tatty, Mr. Wilkinson; Old Granger, Mr. Howbotbans. Dame, Mee. Grove; the Miller's Maid, Les Atter whit\ (sever acted) an entirely New Operetta, to be called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE MASTER-KEY. IPriocipal Characters by M. Bartley, Mr. W. Bennett, Mr. Mtwols, Mr. J. Bland (front tbe Theatre Rural, Newcastle), Mr. Milltown, sod Illw Carew. To tooclade oilk (balltioe) • romantic Melo-drama, called THE VAMI'IRE. II ALI DON HILL: A Dramatic Sketch Pam Scums', History. By Sir WALTER scorr, Bart. Knight*, bioires, sod steeds, Avail enter on the stage."-- Ito•ay on Criticism. Print►d for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; •ad Burst, Rubio's)°, and Co_ Chetipside, London. Of whom may be hod, 1 The POETICAL WORKS of SIR WALTER SCOTT. Bart. including "The Miasttelsy." and "Sir Triotrem," beautifully minted. Ten vols. 8.0. With Vignettes to each Putout?, and a portrait of the Author. 6/. StoorOs 2. Another Elition of the POETICAL WOUKS of Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart. Eight vols. foolscap Bvo. With Portrait of the Author. 31. 12s. boar/a. PARTNERSHIPS DIS4OLVED. 3. Welkin'. and J. P. Wright, of Hereford, Printers, Jame 23, 1822.—W Ciambe, W. H. Horn& and G. Pairminter, Isle of Calltrigton, Cornwall, bankers, April 5, 1813 —.l. L's and C. Towmalsend, of Sutiihwirk, solicitors, June 22, 1622.—W. Cory, B. Hawes, T. Hawes, and R. Scull, of New Barge buute-erbarf, Commercial-rued, Lambeth, coal. merchants, so far as regards B. (limes and T. Hawes, June 24, 1822.—J• G. H. Mimesis,. and T. Peppin, of London, general-agents, June 28, 1822.—E. Robertson and W. Hurt, of Dean -street, Holborn, Middlesex, coschamiths, Jure 25, 1822.—5. Sage mid R. Jennings, of Chempside, London, limb linen factors, December I, 1816 —J. Cope and C. Cope, of Btrmingliaira, and of Gent Pullesey-street, London, brass. founders, Llecembes 31, 1819. 41 I Characters is the Istroduclory Vioion :—The Vampire, Mc. T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Miss Carr; Ueda, Milo Holdoray; Ariel, Miss Bodrn. Chaeociera in the Dfllll3ll —R dilly en, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Resold, Mr. Bartley ; Robert, Mr. Broadhurst ; Mr. Wilkisson. lady Margaret, Sib's Carr; Bridget, Mr.. Grove; Mee, Mira Puvey (from the Theatre Royal, Drury. Mee, her Sint appearance on this stage). Beset, Places, Private noel Family Boxer, may he had of Mr. Stemma, at the Box office, Strand Entrance, from Tro • Peon *pelt at Half.poot Six—Performance begin. at fkeen—Seiroad Price at Nice. Tosgorrorr, Miss Clara Fisher will make bet fist appear. ore, sa the Actress of All Work; and in Crack, is The Tempi!, (hie. . _ . - - O . Wirdraeorlay, Free sad Easy—ea Operetta—sod The Millet's Maid. DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (LAT* ASTLET AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. .11;aly wed daring OH Week, al lialflosol Bia o'aelet pool , Gm time rbJ. Ream of Iftleoiocing the oriole of the bimodal Stud of Hones in GIL BLAB; Or. THE HORSE BANDITTI. Aldo, foot lime Ibis Sermon, RUNNING VAULTING by the Equestrian Troop of Vo lugeura. After *hid), REAL PONY RACES, . _ tetrottoeing Dialogue, Singing, Dancing, and Iseldent, eha rseteristie of t►e Holllodril of a Race ground! M►. Wilson's Performances on lb. Tight Rope; Mr. Hooter, the Yorkshire Pheounsenon, without saddle or bridle. Tu:unclude with, for this week only ' the highly moist. Hulegitima te, c.tkd MOO ARTH'S APPRENTICEe; Or, INDUSTRY AND IDI . ENE SS. HIS MAJESTY has been pleased to grant his Royal Lettere Patent fur England, Ireland, end Sc 'timid, to SA LAWN, ODY, and Co., for further improve. meat• is instruments for the relief of Heroin. The new instruments consist of eleven different kinds, some of which eau be worn day and night, without the least inconvenience. The Pokeweed have the satisfaction to inform the Public, that from the simplicity of the construction of their new instrumeats, all •lasses of society can be secommodated, the price being from TEN SHILLINGS tp They powers utility, cheapoess, lightoem, and durability, will answer for right or left stile, requiring no underway, hackles, or other galling bandage. Hospitals, Infi►marirs, Dispensaries, Parochial Roo the Pour, supplied at a eanusil , rabie redoes tioo fr its the lowest price; al.o • liberal allowance to Pio fessioetal Gentlemen, Merchants, Wholesale Droggiata, and Trans.the N.B.—Persona residing in the country are requested to and the circeinfereoa of the body in inches, oae 'belt below the ii,. tilasoraesory, 294.• , Strand; Drpui, 86, CorehiU. Lettere to be attabeetetl to the Strand. GREAT GAIN !—LITTLE TEN CAPITALS ;n 1*( 7 ;4, the 16th of THIS MONTH (Dnly); and the whole Ten oust be gained for the trifling via of H. 18s. each, being only Nineteen Pounds for Veil erpitst.. Tickets sad Shares are 1741 V/ selling by BISH, Stoelt:lsenker, at his OW State• Lottery . 001 mi, 4. 6;0101, and 9, elastriag: cross, Loodun; and by his Agents is the Country, of wino. - Scheme", with every,portieular, may be had gratis. By the plan now adopted, a Whole Ticket ultimately coal, coats 11. ils. r ,Ao • Sixteenth wily Fuur Shillings; ether 3m.,vcr pry{ ItlS ti sad Tiro Ptlizseor a OAI4IO and Thlrty fire other Capita!: in Ike last frrsi•Mtswi l t. •.• The Priem of•Stoeks are spited hourly Office, in Gambill, by 'Web the Public may set the fine. 11111111011111. WYTON, Stock—Broker, 2, Cornbill, and Lom hartakeet, wishes his Friepds to observe that this Lotory proseoto the Chasm of goblins Great Capitals at the imst trifisag risk ; for th► I'arrha.er., after taking the theme or the First Day, will hr allowed to velure their Tickets or Shares, whether they be drawn Bisuks, small Prizes, or Undrawn, and tuAy teceive tinny the Mosey they save, as eiders— Ticket.. -coots 21 10 0 may rerel ve back 20 0 . 0 Mal( coots..ll 17 0 may receive back .10 12. 0 quarter. costs.. 5 19 0 may receive back.. 5 6 0 Eighth mete.. 3 0 6 Inn receive back.. 2 13 0 Sixteenth costs.. 1 10 6 may receive back.. 1 6 AU who with to mail ihemoriv. a of OOP offer, mud bring is their Ticket. or Shares oar or before th• 7601 of Jely, as Matta will be takes back after that day:—AN D THUS, each Adveaturer °My harrrds Thirty-eight Shinier .far a.... Tich.t Peer elhillirge fur a. . -sixteenth. TEN CAPITALS of 2,0001, 1,0001., 5001., 2001., Sat. •RE SURE TO BE DRAWN ON THE FIRST DAY. TWO of 30,0001 ..—T19.0 of 90,000/.! Et. Ike. Commie and Honey..-Not Two Illauka I. Prise. Begins 16.11 of JULY. ,~'~ a - RAMSGATE AND BROADSTAIRS STEAM PACKET, ✓ E EAGLE, Captain R. MAJOR, will start from tbe CUSTOM ROUSE STAIRS. LONDON, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING at nett o'clock, and RETURN from RAMSGATE every MONDAY ■uJ THURSDAY Moraiag, at Half past Sever Fats:—Best Cabin, 124.; Pore Cabin, 10s.; Children ender Twelve Yearn, Ss. each. The Proprietors will nut be aeroentsble for Luggege, finless delivered into the care of the Steward, nor to the Amount of more 'non Five Poen& value, except enter.d ■nd paid fur ma such; nor fur Sea Risk, or Navigation of any kiud whatsoever. ••• Passengers ran get on !mart from Rarnagate yin., or land there, al all mimes, without the reek and Nearer& menet of going into Busts; or they may be taken on beard off Renadstalre, or landed at that Port free of expense. tlt •Neitlxr pour wirers nor luggage are liabk to pay any wharfage at Ranilgate. Breakfast, Motor, and ether Refreshments on bnard.—. Ladies ind Gentlensea are regraded to frit es bawl a Clair- MO-beirsim tie sbovematad time. For further particular., and for Tickets for the Season, apply at N 0.69, Lower Thames-street, Loudon and at the Office, at Ramsgate. N.B.—TM ROYAL SOVEREIGN, a beautiful New Steam Venial, brimming In the same Pr,prictors, will com mence mooning io the e.mrse of the present month, alter saiell, and in conjunctioe with The Eagle, to and from Batesville, as will be hereafter specified. WANITEAD HOUSE. MAGNIFICENT SPLENDID FURNITURE of the GRAND APARTMENTS, STATE BED-CHAMBERS, DI NI NG-ROOMS, LIBRARY FURNITURE, Extensive and Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, Fine Old CHINA and GLASS, Choice WINES in Casks soil Bottles, cad Various Effects. IVIR. ROBINS, of Warwick !loose, Regent. Wert, informs rise Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that THIS DAY, MONDAY, July 1, and fiillovriog Days, as described in the Catalogues., will be continued the Sale of the rosily Effects of that splendid *maims, comprising the Faruitare of THE GRAND SALOON. Beautiful crimson damask Winduw.curtaina, valuable an. tique Oriental Ebony Sofa and Chair., magnificent rich chased gilt Or.mula Chandeliers, an pes b Buhl and Tortoise shell Commode, Grand Verd Antique Side-table., Oriental japanned folding Screeu, Se. GRAND DRAWING ROOM. Noble brilliaut Pier Glasses; nmenlieelit Siena Marble Pier Tables ; valuable antique chased Or-molu Chandelier; superb Card Table. ; sumptuous Greenin 3.14 ; superb Otiomaus, covered with crimson Genoa Velvet ; splaudid carved and gilt Chairs; Console Table; Jewel Cashes ; grand Parisian Clock ; and valuable gilt Screens. B 1 LLI ♦RD.ROO%I. The superb green Genoa Velvet Freemeh.red 4 Winaew Cur tain., with eleynnt deep Drapery cad rich Cornices; a very excellent Mahoresny-mmilded frame Billiard Table, lined with superfine Cloth, with Dells, Cues Maces, &r. complete. OAK DINING-ROOM. The sumptuous bluella maSk Frensh-rod Window Curtains, elegantly bordered witb gold velour Silk Lace; a superb, •n -licie, Massive, richly-ebased Or.molu gilt Chandelier ; a cagily Dora Marble Pier Table; au elegant, massive, carved and gilt Sideboard Table; Wed antique Sideboard Tables, and a superli•absped (runt massive cloned and gilt Pier Table. STUDY. Magnificent Rosewood Wing and oilier Library Bookcase% splendid square Ranewond and Buhl Library Table, elegant Mahugaay carved Greece Stroll bark and end Sofa and Chair., a benefited and curious old raw(' Oriental Japan Folding Screen, Wriiiiig, Card, and oihvr Tablca. OCTAGON PARRA BY. Handsome carved and pannelled Gushic frame Sofas of Eng lish OA, curliest carved Gothic English Oak Ruolseacev, hexuisful Gothic Reading, Wriiiug, and usher Table., and Gothic Window' of beautiful Stained Glass. STATE AND OTHER RED-CHAMBERS. A seri+ Mahogany-frame lofty Stale Bedstead, with crimson Velvet and Murine Furniture ; excellent Feather Reda and Residing ; elegant Wardrobes, Cl esta of Drawers, Dr. sibig Glasser. capital Bed and Table Linen, splendid and costly China and Glum. THE SPLENDID LIBRARY OF CHOICE ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS, Eteenntly bound, embracing many early Specimens ofTypo. graphy, continued by every work of celebrity in the present day ; oho abouadlug la the Graphic Art, with the most chine Impressions from the Foreign and Edighsh Schools. VALUABLY. CELLARS OF CHOICE FINE-FLA VOURED OLD WINES, about Three Haadred and Fitty D•ars ip Bottle, Five Pipes of excl./paisley Sue Itbidet's, and Two Pipes of excellent Old Pori in Wood; Fonrtrro Casks of capital Old Home brewed Ale, ke. and Effects. Catalogaree tea the Premiers j and at No. 170, Regent-sit set, opposite Bullington-strict. 91st ditiu—Eissign Arthur Graeber to be Limeleuant, without purchase, vire M l Carohy, deceased—dated as •burr. Arthur L'Eetrange, Brut. lo be Ensign, vies Grebber —dated a. shove. Rifle Brigade—Jantes Maincr, Silent. to be Seeood 11-itete oam, by purchase, vice Wuod, promoted iu the 7lb Regi ment—dated as above. STAFF. Lieutenant cotonet Robert Torreon, of the 3111 h Regiment, to be Deputy Adjutaiii-Gescral to !he King's Troops ante ing in the Ent Indies, vice Lieotcoant Colonel Murray, •ho reingus—dated June 211, 1821. Major Philip Stanhope, ou the half-pay of the 56th Regi ment, to he Deputy Quaricronster General to the said Troops, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, vice Lieutenant-Culotte! Torrens—ilated as above. COM MI SSA RI AT. Assistant Commissary-Genets! Flendenion, from the Irish Commissariat, to he a Deputy Cummiasary-Ge ■eral—dated May 24, 1822. Cossiosiseass fa the Bingo Own Stalfordsbire /Militia, garnet by the Lord I,6totonowt thoCosnagy of Siofforrt. Lieut.-ow Titoism Ftreybiousle to be Quastartatiasoe,, Vier aseerse4-44.44 tont 4,1121. Coggnsigetoas It the North Slowed Resiwat el Teneassory emir), signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. Henry Ds•in, Eeq to be Captain—Milted June 19, 1822. Willisiss Verona Tillatd, Gept. to be Lieutenant—dated as above. --- BANIERUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Richard Brooke, of Walrot, Somerset, common brewer. BANKRUPTS. Williats Callen, of Cotton Lad, 11ea'. Warwick, risealman, to surrender, July 6, 20, aid August 10, ai eleven, at the Court of Ciansnzissiossers of Bankrupts, Rssinghall-street, Loudon. Atturury, Mr. Richardson, Liucoln's lau-Belds, London. WlMem Heydoo, late of South Audlry street, Hanover square, Middlesex, plumber, to surrender. July 9, 13, and August 10, at twelve, at the Court of Comointsioners of Bankrupts, Hasinghall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Greeueood, Manchester street, Manchester-square. Thomas Farquharson, of Lime-street, London, mer chant, so sot-reinter, July 2, 13, and August 10, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Hany►apts. Basioghall sittett. Altorucy, Mr. George Score, Tukea►uuse-yard, London. Juseph Craft', of Whltehaven, Cumberland, ironmonger, to surrender, July 15, 16, and Augast 10, at three, at the Black Lieu Inn, Whitebatten. Attorneys, M.. Clennell, Sta ple's lan,,Luadon; and Henn. Adainsust and Sun, White- Imarn. Samuel Mendham, late of Ilryaostone-street, Portman square, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender, July 2, 16, and August 10, at one, at the Court of Commissioners' of Bank rupts, Bastagball•street, London. Attorney, Air. Rieke, Cor Thorns, Deightnn, of Divies-street, Berkeley-square, Mid dlesex, saddler to surrender, July it, 9, and August 10, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Hinkrupts, Smog hall-street, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Haut, Surray•streei, Strand. pastel Grime, of ‘Valerneth, Sarre!, lineu.draper, to an r. render, July 8, 13, •nd August 10, at ten, at Ilse Court of Cornanlsaioners of Boalrrupts, Bardnaltall.street, London. Attorney, Mr. Jensen, Bsar-Isse, Queen-sir eel, London. Juhu Charles Ridgway, lair of the Old Kent rand, Surrey, linen-draper, to mu reader, July 0, 20, and August 10, at ter, at the Court of Commies/tuners of Ranks-emu, Hoenig. hall.street, London. Attorney. Messrs. Shepherd and Parry, Baelleteo-butldinws Holborn, London. John Harms of Bristol, lithographer, to surrender, July 29, at three, 30, sud Aortal 10, at eleven, at the Coninwr cial Rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. Attortieya, Messrs. Bridges and Quilter, Red Lieu-square, London ; and Mr. William Chwlett, Broad-street, Kuusool. Benjamin Ellis, saw or late of Leicester, woolompler, to surrender, July IS, at ice, 18. and Antrum 10, at ten, at the Rain Inn, Liittervairth, Lei . Attorneys, &bitro. Holme, Frampton, and Loftus, New lon, London , and Mr. Robes t Bend, Leicester. DIVIDENDS. July 10..1. Wattles and FL Watson, of F.idayrtreet, Lan drum, warehousemen, at tea, at the Court of Cuartaiarnoses a of Baakropta, Bayinghall-street. July ift. T. Bissell, of Jew's -street, Cripplegatr, London, tailor, at eleven, at the Court of Commassiouere of Bank- to" Basinsball street. July 20. H. F. Houseman, of Queto.street, Cheapsitle, Lon de*, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Consatissionere of Bankrupts, Basirgball.stieet. July 27. J. Lippsrd, of Deptford, Keel, climmemonicer, at twelve, at the Court of Commissimiers of Bankrupts, 80. sinxball-street, London. July MI J. Hermits, of Clerkenwell, Middlesex, brewer, at use, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bs. singball-street, Jima 22. H. Norfolk, late of Moualsorrel, Leicester, wor stedrimaker, ft elneu, at dm Saracena Head Inn, Lei. teeter. July 20. P. Disks, gen., P. Dixie, jun , J. Dixie, anti B. Dixie, of Fakun square, Loseduu, and of Guaiiell-street road, Middlesex, smith., at ten, at the Coati of Coin tnissioners of Bankrupts, Basinglisn street, July 22. D. Adcock, lets of Melton Mowbrai, Le:crater, PRICE OF SUGAR. The aerrage prier of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted Gum the Returns made in the week eading the 26th day of June, 11812, is 21s. Old. per banderol weight, ex clusive 4 the deli,' of customs paid or payable theo eoa us the iinpuitatiou thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Rettig, of the Average Price of British CoM, Winchester Measure, as received from the Inspectors in the respective alsriiime Cities aril Tawny in England sea Wales, fro= which the Prices that g haperliMies ere calculated.—Jaue 22, 1822. O ; 4 o al s. 41. •a. d s. d s. dd. , s. d s. d a. I, s. 42 17 0, 18 0 18 24 3 24 0 0 0 0 LOSS OP A FRENCH FRIGATE. Extract o( a letter from Halifax (N.S.), dated May 28 " - The French frigate, L'Afriestins, of 44 gnat, corn mended by faplsin Forms, from Martinique to the islands of St. Pierre nod Miquelon, wan totally lost on the moraiog of the 113th instant, on the south side of Sable Island, in a fog. She struck about six o'clock, and in eight mmotes bilged and heeled over so mach Dort the officers and crew with difficulty held on by the bulwarks and chain.. An ell. taltlishmeat is kept up by the Logislatom of the Colony on this horrible island, fur the put pose of affording assistance to shipwrecked peison.; and it fortunately hsppened that the schooner Two Brothers, which takes the annual sup. ply of provision thither, was still lying there, and, through the Indefatigable exertions of the Master of her flarby) in stantly got under weigh, and at the rink of every thing dashed over the seeds to her assistance. This small vessel Wreck theee times, but succeeded tu getting alungside, and took off the whole of the streviviog officers and crew, ex ceeding 200 perineum. Ten were lust in attempting to swim on shore, and by the upeettleg of the boats. The Two Brodsee left Sable Wand no the 19th instant, and arrived here un the evening of the 43d, with the first lientrianut, surgeon, nod parser, and about 130 men, leaving the es p. lain and other talkers and crew on the island, with about ten day* provision. She sailed bark spin oa the following morning, accompanied by a vessel from the dock-yard, snd we look foe ►er with them iu a day or I go. It is needless to say, these poor fellows are well taken care of. A barrack has heels fitted op fur them or George's Wand, and every possible comfort and assistance sent thither by the ogler-sof Sir James Kempf, oar worthy Governor. A vessel will be contracted for, aa soon se the enplaiu arrives with Ike re maiuder, to carry them to Brest." LYNN ELECFION. LYNN, suns 517. No contested election having Woo place for the representation of this Borough during the last 38 years, the preeem election is viewed with much interest. The Gentlemen who have offered them selves as Candidates, are the Honnurable Colonel Walpole (brother of the hoe Member for this Borough) sod Sir W. B. Folkes, Bart, of Hithug ton Hall. An active canvass has beeti carried on by both parties (by Sir W. B. Fuikes in person, and by Colonel Walpole through his frierids) ever since the first intimation of a vacancy having oc curred iu the representation of this borough. On Wednesday Sir William made u public etatre into the town: he wee met at Garwood by a large party of his friends, when his horses were taken from the carriage, and he was drawn in by the populace, fol lowed by a numerous cavalcade. Colonel Walpole • arrived on Wednesday evening. in a Private manner, after attending the funeral of his father, tlielate Earl of Orford, oil the preceding day. This morning (Thusaday) came en the election of u Member of Parliament fur this Havant). in the room of the Right Hooonrable Lord Walpole, called to the House of Peers on the death of his •-- lek father, the Earl of Orford. About Cutout! Walpole was taken 1:p at the Dukr'a Heed, in a chair Itoadsomely drearsted with 4Ampge cockades, and corned throtigh the putt cipial street., preceded by a large parry Iff list friend. with 8,e., i; bead of 0114111 e, &r. dm. About half psat nine he entered the GolidLail, accompanied by Mr. Searlett Evererd, Mr. Bagee. Mr. BiroooWt, Mr. Toomey, Mr. L. Self. M. Hogg. &c. A few minute' offer Sir Wm. B. FI.I t• !itli Mr.',E. Rolfe, Mr. H. Efsdee, Mr. M g, Mr. E. Etsdert, sod Mr. Wm. Ape. cii te►rd the (iall...haviog tiny sitialT been carried round the Maikk.-place. &e, in a chair fowl-fully adorned *lilts Dive ribband., and preceded by a einisideralde body of his friends' and suppesrert.— The Hall was crowilp4ao recess, and the two cairn dtdatys *ere greere&iddi Cautioned rheeritt, mud Hie expressions of dislike or approbation twain:rid , thew respectively sierra( the most ardent kind. — The cries of No Walpole 1"....•• No Rollie, 1 1 4 Taxation !"—" None of year Military eersi" &c. re-echoed through the Hall. Tie trhle Wait the Magistrates' lwiieli was ascended by many of the blends of the two candidate+, and much ceofuiion was thereby occasioned.—Severat severe Woggles took place between the two pervert tOr possession of it, and for shout half an hour She most tumultuous proceeding* continord. About ten o'clock the Mayor (Timm* Allen, Esq.) eh treed the Hall, and atteratited to obtain some little order stud silence. but without success. The ape eta' constables made several strewpis to clear the table, bin they were all unavailing. After a t;OCl enterable delay, and amidst tremendous uproar and the cracking of the boards and railing. aliicli were giving way from the immense pressers of ilia crotid, Mr. James Cobb read the King's writ. end the Mayor's proclamation lin adjourning to the hu-tines, not a word of which was iudible, and for the purpose of keeping his station, he was obliged to eutniue his arm round Sir A'illiant Fulkeer neck. After this had been gone thioisgh, Sir William retired from the Hall, followed Sr his friends, and was carried io his 'choir, round the Market-place and down the principal streets, amidst the cheers of his friends and the weving of pocket handkerchief. at the windows as he passed slung, which were tilled with welt-dressed female., wCh whom, as well as with the multitude, he appeared to be the favouri:e candidate. Colonel Wa;pole soon followed front the Hall to the hustings in a similar procession. The Acts against bribery and corruption having been read by Mr. Cobb— J. P. BLENCOIVE, Esq. addressed the freemen amidst a great deal of uproar cud confusion. Me had. lie said, obtained his bream not by &vow: of affection, bat had served seven years for it, end he came as one of them, and would exercise his elite ` live franchise, by nominating the lion. Colonel Walpole as a fit and proper person for their reps. 'rotative. J. B. TOMMY, E.q. seconded the nomination, which was followed by vehement yells from the op posite party. E. ROLFE, E,ci. then came forward, but the noise was so great that we could only unders'and him to say that he should tioir a inste Sir Wm. Browne Folk's, But. as a very proper person to represent them in Parliament. Mr. Wm. Ayarl seconded this nomination. Colonel WALK/Eli stood forward to address the electors, but he was assailed by such vehement ex clamations from the opponent party, that it we, impossible for him to be heard ; he merely, there fore, thanked his nominators and friends for the support he had already received from them. Sir Wu. B. Fouts,, after some delay in gaining t.silence, spoke to the following effect : Genilemeo may I ellim from you the favour of a paten t beariag fur lifer minutes. Owing to the noise which has been made you may not perhaps know the grounds on which I present myself for your support, which otherwise Mr. Are, who has so kindly seconded my nomination, would hare explained to you. Gentlemen, I come forward AO the grouna of indepeudence.—(Shouts of approbation.)— If you do me the honour to return me as your representa tive, I assure you that I shall go usfeitered to Parlisenen; I mot connected *ilia any party, sad my mount endearoars shall be to do my duty toward, you by always acting fur the best iuterests of the lows in genmal.—(npplause.)-- You have known me, Geollemeu, birbestu only as your urilbbour, and in the character of a country gentleman. I sung now a before you in • new character; 1 Si. saw coming for the brat time Into peklie life, and the best pledge 1 can give you of my future conduct is to declare my serious sod. faithful determination to follow is lb. part of one Ste was your Member for thirty-two yeses.—(lioniense cheering —He was one, Gentlemen, who, during so lose a perio4, sever once deserted you. He served yon fatifully—he was always ready at his puss to protect your ionftese, and al. ways econmonftated to you every information that w.. at all likely to be of service to the wen. When his Parliamentary duties were imeeluded whither did he retire to ? Gentlemen, he came to the seat of be ancestors srd 'pest his money amongst you, and had free intercourse with his constituent". 1 will do the same, Gentftenen.—(4p plasisc.)—And this I will call to 'oar recollection, mammy. that he asked a single f in his life'; neither will I Happily for me I am placed is rirramaratees of indepen dence. Gentlemen, Inere is nee subject II think it my date to make a few obsei scions upon-1 mean as so a Reform Of Parliament.—(Loud cliecriug.)-1 have even the subject the best consideration iu my power, and am, Gentlemen, an siva cafe fur Reform from the coa•actiiio that your grievances will fected. I thank you molt cordially for the kiad reception I have met with. I um sore such a Hatteriser one I tool.? not pomibly have expected. We wilt sow, if you plea.., proceed to the business of the day, which is to shew who is to be your Reines. otitfte, and should I be so forionolo as to succeed, I amass you will owns have to lay that I deserted your COMM. About 40 voters hid polled for eiic'h estedidate, when the populace attacked the booth of 0,Ione( Walpole, by throwing stones at the pull elerie, g c. mid then, by a simultaneous movement. ifiey de molished the front of it. The poll clerks were coni‘ pelted to desist from taking she sou., end in a flew minutes that booth was levelled with the du4t, Ind the rabble left " net s wreck behind." The Ma terials were piled up, sail set on fire, with on orange ribbon at the top of thew. The booth of Sir Wen. Felker' was lett entire. Colonel Walpole, with few dine friends, took shelter in the Mm-e of Al derman Wm. Bone. Soon afterwards a proclaims- . - :!