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s- ;a f/4 ,zJ, : . Numuma 6155. NEW THR.4rAltlt-IWYAI, HAKmANKsr T HIS EVENING, MONDAY. August '26, rill ►a performed she Ploy of THE AFRICANS: n►, WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY. Farelke, Mr. Yeraster Taro Ile .I„ Mr. Baker ; Marlibrsa, 111 r. Joliet; Mice, Mr. Joloiroat Demba 13ree r. Fnalltri'r ; Fetterswell, Mir. William*; ise,,a, Jolla,%lac Mr. Limon. Weiss., Mrs. deals. 41, Dative, Muse Boyce Sots, Mrs. Junes. Allis. whisk, a ale a Wind Farce, called FAMILY JARS! The Characters by 11tswirs --- Teeny, jests i Lee, List's, Oz. harry, CUSite, Mrs. G•r,sch, amid Mrs. Pearce. Doses. tie —Pit, 34. Fir,t GAII4vv, Ts —Armin! Geller,. Is. ,The Doors to be uptiseJ 114 Btts'Cisett, pod the Pertural. Sires to begin Si Ansa Places tor the BMUS to be sake. of Mr. Massittehast, sl the Theatre, of toissas 'nests Moses iss) he Tosserruw, Tibribirlter ar thi Wednesday, the Hypocr.te. A se. Comic Opera is is preparation. and will speedily be pesdarea, under the Idle of hittrating, Noon, and Nicht. THRATSR-ItoiY44 NAOMI. OPERA-HOUst' t STRAND. PHIS EVENING. MONDAY, Asseu.t 26. I. will be acted (10th time), ■ new Operatic Drama, re See acts, called (ill. BIAS. ut 17, 25, 52. A Pretwcue will be apace by Mr. Bartley. Is Ada I and 11, the naves ta laid at Pinwales sod is its Neishbolirkyyd. Closracters— Gil Bias (sited 17), Miss Kelly; Gil Pores, Mr. W. Bassett; Votary, Mr. Wreath; Kisiands, Mr. T. P. Ceske; ♦mhruse de Lomeli, Mr. Wilkinson; Lope, Mr. Canalise.; Disisispyri. Mr. J. Kinglet. I)unsa alleneia, Miss Grew ; Less/yds, Mrs. &yaw. Is Art 111, the Series is at Characters—Gil nitlA (aged 23). Mr. Pesetas° ; Doe rer naudo. Mr. J. Blond; Coast .le Pirlint, Mr. hlogen; Picaru, Mr. Wrench; Reloads, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ambrose de Ls. Leis, Mr. Willossios. Duos& Hestia, Sligo Carew. Is Arts IV and V, the Sr.we is at Madrid sad its Vicinity. Ctisracirrs--Gol Bias (nerd MI). Mr. Bulky; Philip IV. of Spots. Mr. Reerbsaltaas ; Dots Gamow, Mr. Broadhoust; Picini. Mr. Wreoch; Iti.laedo, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Antoine, Miss ►elly; Marietta, Miss Potty. To rosclade with (13th Uwe), a sew Scottish Molo-drama, in to.. aria. called GORDON, THE GIPSY. Gordon the Gipsy Mr. T P. Cooke • Giviti Gmerue Mt. Ro.. bothans ; lb:labor, Mr. Broadhurst; GriSia Le Noir, Mr. Sadler; Gillisaie Farautusb, Mr. Wilkinson. Alice, Muss • Carr; Maras Mousse, Mrs. Brims; Deese Bisoibte, Mrs. ... . - . Jerrold. Gil Blaii, and Gar,km the Gipsy, 'rill be repeated every Serails!. ___ SURREY THEATRE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BENCOUGH, Wage Homage,. /THIS EVENING. MONDAY. August st 6. wall be redeemied sew Crisieresor, called A REAL JOHN BULL. • Nter which, • Seri.) Paototoinie, 1(01 op roller the insole.- . . ili;ie direttios or Mr. lita - Nelso;J, relltd, THE RED INDIAN ; OR, SELKIRK AND HIS DOG. lu the course of the Pmce,• grand ludiao Dauer, and two grand tei r lc Curabam. After "Hsieh a petite Historical Burktta, called THE ARMISTICE. Several Comic Sungs ; • Fraud Await of Arms. DAN 'MENDOZA (the Neste...of t►e Riese will exhibit IitIMITAIIONSuf Big Besi,Johastra, Perna', Humphries, Ildhaeses, Dutch Sam, mud the peculiar His of Will Ward. COMBATS—the Assault to conclude wills a Combat of Twenty. Bcagough, Burroughs, and H. Kesible its Low Cusardy. To conclude with the Isughuble Mimics' Bulletin, called THE REVIEW ; OR, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. N.B. Children loader eight years of age admitted at Half Thee. DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER- BRIDGE. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, Angttst 26. aid daring UK sack, the Perfuritsarce• will coatineec• Herseinviivhip by Mr. Avery. After which a New sod apleadid hirlivdr•ata, called ALEXANDER THE GREA AND THALESTRIS, THE AMAZON, - - - - . . i• whith ibe übuk beautiful Stud of Horses will be Intro_ weed, For • short period. the celebrated sad most elegem* Per. tumor of ttte day uu the Flying Rop►, IL DI AVOLO ANTONIO, abs the vrunilerfol urigival AMERICAN PRODIGY, who will perform together on site throttle F!yirg Rope, use above the utber, al t►e altitude of sear IVO feet. Far the Int time this roan, the favour's/ Ifithibilioo of STILL VAULTING, by Twelve of the ti.at Vo'knew,* in Einnpr, in addition tw the vollehroled Mr. Ryan, allaar.d lu be she &rot Perforate rf Groweastie Excienien in England, hie Woo appearaisee is Leades. To cowhide with, firm lire.. sew Melo•Dratnatic Skelch, e~lleA ROODRIFFE; OR.THE SMUGGLER'S DAUGHTER. la His cow." of 1W Pica., oho real HightsuJ flag, loy Mr. Colliogboosur. EASEX.-WANSTEAD NOOSE. loPerb GOBiLlgTAPli.JßlCiril;l;e2iPrieervatien; Imaattfal DA MARK sod VELVET. lIANGING‘; ruce-1. leml PAINTINGS; See SPECIMENS of ANTIQUE SCULPTURE ie MARBLE. BRONZE'S SrAIN Eli "LASS; easily FURNITURE, FIXTURES, aud ether EFFECTS. UK. ROBINS, tor Warwick flun.P. Regent al eirret.ietwoes ii• Nolvility, Gestry, awl iluu vs MONDAY, she 911,S•plreilier, Sku d (01104 tug Days, at lEleves le'Cluelt, be *hall offer FOR SAM AT WANATRAD HOUSE, ESSFX, The ARTICLEA DEFERRED as lb. LATE SALE, TuKtliNrt will. V.CIOIIII silieleered lads. The Taps's, is io the borer presereatina, representing IL, Triumphal Cohy of Aksaiider into Babylon ; Alex ...der aid Ilephiailow at tl..- Tent of Dario• ; Alessoder's ?...saite ul the Creosotes, of the finest worksimiship, a (Ail . "rrr ; Telemachus at slue Islam.' of Crete ; Veees and 'P'dh ; Videos with his Thouderhulis ; Diana after 11w "" with her Atiendassta ; Mars ieturt.ine withwithlbe ips o( 'ils of %Var.; said aninurnas others, squally Sue. and on highly , intiresting aubjeela ; beautiful Damask and Velvet H'"lti.S.p,of exquisite workmanship; • few fine Paintings, Asiopp, Ms, bk seuiptu l e, Bust., ornameotal Vases. die ; %lie It oasts, cosily Forsiture, Stair Bedsteads awl Furs... Imes; I Beds sad Bedsteads of minuet descriptions ; Window Verialts ; Wrivet °loonies' ; Chairs ; Dinioe, Library, and otter lotiles ; Fenders and Fite Irour ; valuable Fixtures h. Strut's, Grates, Owens, Ste. ; eapital Iron %Vire Invisible h ittirg ; a name Boat ; and numerous other Litrria. to hi • viewed or Tk evade), Friday, and Saturday preced• ' 5 l the Sale, by Catalogues, at 3s. reek, to adroit two per. l u'il .nil may ins had ow 111111 litrellil4ll ;at Messrs. Bub. ".. Ita Wool, said Hobson, Castle-dries, L. treater square ; "l Ales us. tltuude e ts, Stinks, and Reddish, T. mple ; sod " NG. Rubies, ITU, Itegcutatreet, appulAtt Butlisittaa. SIMI( ' Prr Cf lll . ~ .:.. , .•- si k __la, 7,i 1 . . • . . . ...4. / . . .• v•tr; IT(' a .... . ~ • . • ___., , ... .. . . _ • ; ~...... 401 vt,......... . . . . . _. ~.. 0).....itt • Poem' , 7d. - ern, slid the best security (..r the pr 0..., woolen of virtue and public onbr. Blit atm ■ stardiag grimly Was cherished, *ad hut...ledge was a minnows to Ministers, ill the counter-stele tolirtiocie they &trod it iseeessary to 'brow the whole ludo ence sod eurruptiuu of office. It was I el" 'red for the ;it o. pie of the present times to beat ■ Minister &dere, that if the people °Mooted Ilse dignity of t►e House of Comma mil fur their Petili Itinreetitre possesaed the power of punish ing Horns as they deseivest. Woold sods doctrines be tolirrrit ed in s pepuls► House of Commons ? Would any Minister dare to use such language, if Members wets freely chrobei. by the people ?—(Applaree)—He bird" nothiug esaggerntest, NW aught set down its sititice:' Ile might say with thereat, r Who's in oe oat, who guides the State inaghlue, " Nor twovi• my ratty. wor (tidier my *ekes." He cared set whoa pony was la, provided the toiletry was free, eatakened, mid happy. Who did sun feel insulted when he Mead she Cosimileitiou of line country proofed out as the they nod minuestmo of surrouudian awasinesl Wks meld hear like • koguage seed without eatertaiwisg a Aar that under such fist teriox disguise theredurked Ai lvtetit design ofgoverntnp ll country in fut is • e without responsibility or control The do iniastior under which we were iinking had emitted/In do wish he Coma notion. It was the off-prism of fraud, eternise, mid corruption. It commenced with the Septeunial Act, It Woe 111.111M11 by the Walpoles—n grew up with ghat Illrentlh under the Pelliama—it had increavd, iris Increastog, sad, anima di. nii nial.ed, it Wio It Id "verpo.er slid ilestroy the riebtt and litter ties of the people of England. (Applause). How 'bemire feeder which we laboured west to be averted stolen by • 11. 4 4. 1, 11 Parliament, he was at • loss to Ilkeurrer, although Me.Ven @wart told them that every 'boric would eo on well without a Reform. if salted what dereription of Representatives INC wished so return to Pailiaaseni, bed's-sold soarer. Theo ono acknowledged and acted as the great priariples of the Con stithtioo. He wics:ied • Goveronicroi of three faratemm--. Sir M. STA YYLTON moved an adjournment so the *pea air, as somber* who could sot get in wished to hear the Helm. Geet lemaa's Amoral speirei.—; Cries of 6 Go os ! ye on Mr. FA M'K F.S protheded.— He wished to have a Klieg clothed in all the spleadoer end dignity necessary% Mt sta tion, armed with full power to carry she benne* el the Mattison, nog with emery, and promptitade. bust &Mew name time a King, mildly limited by kw—a 11001, with whom, when lie muouted the throat aid received the sceptre, a arts amts. ,, reciprocal imnspert bad hems mitered Into for the performance of cede* delisted duties--a L u g, w h o pledged himself to his sehjecsa as they pledged theeseehrea. to hint. He wished a Nouse of Lords, which should be a lance between the King and the Commons, peed aims en croachment, of the Crow. en the one baud, sod evonlity sod scurrility on the other. He would have an Aris tocracy rusticated wills their privileges, without lafriog inz the rights and liberties of the people, or ',thief: dist which they could sot uhtaio without crime, Lastly, he would have a House of Commons fairly sad horridly chows —• set of men • ho would prefer the mterepaof the country to their apa, or that of their patrons—stud who would sympa thise with the pruple in the euactineut of every law, the pf every tax, sod the removal of every grievance—a set of epee who would out obey the call of a Miaiiter cr yield to his . He would repeat aa retract from is %moist ioN of Poi figment, which Nina, that the Cog of Eitglaftel capitol have so prefect, so houuorable • severity fur every this( that cart mak* • Kim" truly great and truly happy, as she renuine, free, sod augurs! camas of an estialleesied and tedepeedent Hoeft of Consmous." lit leaving this part a the voliket, he gashed in relined the Illottiwg of • passage is Rolisgbroke's Patriot Zing. where he eayirs— " If Liberty be the delicious feud ou which you ere millions to live, the British Coustitatiou will afford t• you that alb. sweat, on courlition that you observe In !reach sad fence it well round inmost the beasts of the field and the inserts of the earth." The former were they oho made open and et, - disguised attark• oa them by the premgativee of the Crown, and the other, the ministate mid Nibbling vermin that br immed It. the casts, were the noxious and poisonotm spears of corrupting. sad deals... Weary. The H.uuurabl.. Gentles's., after a few other obserentioese, said, it was nut necesitery for him so. to ester into a deft-see of the dor. trines support. d by Refoirgwre; rhea • proper opportintio• wired he would fearlessly throw dims his geedlet and chalkier his oppourats. He expressed his eatiefaction boil having called the meeting, sm, by doing so, he gate every as., is the comity en upourtuoity of experts...et hoe epitome upon she subject for which they were assembled, and hod abort, dimmed his pltalge not to relax is that seat which he had through life aloteu for the I , lwrty aud welfare of hie cotto ny. Ile hoped that the (tirade of Reform would our ling hark well the noriatietii of calamity arrived, for, if they did, them all virtue, all wisdom, aid all esertioti„ would he is 'air. The Hon. Gentlentaa coweluded amidst the loudest applause of the tineetiag. Mr. CHA LONER (M.P. for the City) roved that Mt. Fawkes should take the Chair. M Sir W. INGI EBY second.' the 'notion. Mr. FAWKES hewing taken the Chair, the following Re solutious were read. They were subseqweatly put werfalfm. and carried onasonouaty. Thry ware proposed by M.. DEA LTRY, and prowled by Sir W. INGILST, Bart. " Resolved, That it is the •pinima of the shooting that • Reform in the Commons Horse of Parliameid, soak a lb- Gwen as would reader it the real rather shah a virtual to pietrotatiou of the people, is Income • einemere of urger. ✓ettsaity. te That this meeting collects the troth of t►is tut from the reroedcd history of the House Itself, where it Se found that every successive Ad•sioistratios, of whatever party, ell., with a few solitary vier pilaus, of srbirh she interested spirit has beets too insisif.id, at all mars rutnms•d a majority ; Awl this meeting is sillier to be liege that the nume rous body of Placeracy and l'easioaer., which a Committ.s editor House of Commune has r•-purred to exist is its body. has greatly tended to produce this spirit of dependance v.. the o w e hand, and of unbounded pewee on the other. '• Furthe►, that the return of Stensheis to this Common• House of Parliament, as appears fomi numerous stet-meets made to the Hussar itself, beim; effertril through the of Peen of the realm, as well os of the Lords of the Tres. awry, is another cause why the voles set the House so impli citly follow the dictates of socreasive Administrations, nl4 frequently with the sacrifice of the best int s ieests of the coun try. Co3vinced of this great truth, this M•etiag thinks it r ght to watch the (wpm:unity fur adopting IM steps riecte sot y to rouse this moral totality to thew.. exertioas which may be wasted to effect such a Reform as shall restore our mine 'rotation to a state of coostitutiousl parity, altruistic.: at ogre to protect the rights of she People and if the Crown. Foriber, that to brag shoot this grist object, it a the opinion of thus Merli•g, that a Committee be tatmediatele appointed, with power to add to t►eir insosbers, who slush' meet the first Moods, i• November, to saltiest. a Cuooly Alerthig, or to adopt such other alyssums as they may coo • Crier requisite to psomote a R.lu.w is. Ita Gammon* House of Parliament." • :11r. CNA LON EN entered into ao explanation of itin cauyrs which pretreated Ms Noble istrensi (Lord Hilmar), t...• of the It. presentative:a of the :manly, foam being preseel. It was knows to many premst that Lord FitcyriMasa ha.l lot for tome tine rujoyrd good health, he had berdify• saffered 'steady by a revere dommtie calamity. lo Lord whirr, attended by Lord afi•ltor, west to have an operation perform:Al spou his era, bat riven were ►ta Nobly Friefirl (Lord Milton) not to harem, he could saywer that he would hare attended that meeting. Lord Mikes was in principle a reformer, bob as he differed from his f ' n that (ph- Imo, fill,' affect Ma •outJ probably have prevented him tit le oiling, as by doing in, be right cause an anon of feliug in his Noble Father, whirls perhaps would be pro ductive hf the must fatal coon queue. a. The Hon Gentle man conduit:id by expremiug Irrinsolf a derided supporter of rrfornt. Mr. WYVILI, 1111.1 1 . for the City, expiresord . hio oististir -11011 at the part taken by hia Hun. Pulsed ( Mr. 114* k.s„ i,. •pout (be Thanks of tLr County nein Jut fur hit maul) aa• vAUXII4LI. CLOSING FOR THE SE4SON. The Psoptitt.r• of the Royal Glutleos must tespeetfully ottooottee. that VAUXHALL %VIII. FINALLY CLOSE NEXT FRI DAY. Coto...goonlly lawn will he hot THREE. MOUE GALA NIGHTS THIS SEASON, viz. .1 HISL' EN INt:, mot% DAY, 41ivt , WED- Ii ENDAY, nth, and FRIDAY. 30th of this Monde (A aduai), use each ad • hitch &sights the follieweas Arausemesta will tabu- place: A Crawl Ceseeet of Vocal and lostraenvatal music. The alrsa.l Loss i assrusare, the Tight lAN* Piadegy, will go Wen...eh Ars. geseefuel E•iiluliirea, awl snake his wawtp►ful AN 001 to lbw naiad ut the •stem William' part of sh► wag. Nearest Fire Warble. D....cieg es 11.1i$ is road style, Ay the Foinilie.er twelleNtillett and &Murk. June Br Wade, Ow Kure of all the will Ily thiesahrh a Balthus an 11,e,fter. eroweed wish Nee Matlie t sea bib liss, the lehet sirß lake au asterawhiade eight. ilydratelee Exhibition, by Mr. Atwell. Tb•Cionbaraw4s, French "Flar.llll. Beautified lleplaplasir , uplrua. Grated Sabana tee Cave and Waler %orlt•, &C. as usual. Doo m upess at Half psi —Arlosissii.m. 3s. begin., at tight. •4 0 The Police are under the direction of •igilaat Oirteer• flues L'isiou-isali. FROM 5.4111110.1 Y NIGHT%) GAZETI B. At the Court at Ilolyrosoi House, the 17th of August lint PRESENT. The KING'S Most Eseellvnt Majesty in Commit. This day ihr Hight Houvrorahle Cha►les Hope, Lord Pre aide4t ur ill* Court attenuate, was, by hes Majesty's cum. mama, sours of ►ts Majesty's Muss Houourablv Privy Corti cal, awl took his plate at the Board securdiagly. 111 I CITA RY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Royal Cierabire Militia , rigged by the Lard I.ieutenant of theCouity Palatine of Chanter. Roadie WAltrels.ton, jou. E..q. w br C.,pi•in, eke Charles realgord—dated July 3, 1822. Cosensission in the Royal %Yemeni Regiment of Middlesex Mattis, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Si... Costal, of altddlesen. Fleaesick Taylor, El. to be Captain—dated August b, 1812. Commission in She 00'o/dishier Regular Militia, signed by the Lord Lientemant of Ike Cured, of 00'0..1. Jolt% Janes belied, Gest. to be Amuse...Surgeon—Ailed July SS, 1828. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. David Mathews, iif Carlisle, asercrr ■nd draper, from Awaast 24 to September 28, at eleven, at the Coacb and Harms lan, Deaugrote, Manchester. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Welter Boyd, of Loudon, raerehani. Jobier t/akley, of Southampton, bricklayer. Thomas Croon, of Norwich, linemi.draper. .BANKHUPTS. Thomas (41441 sod S town Go!dire, of Dittos), Kent, paper stat►ofactorara, to surrender, August 31, September 7. and October 5, at tea, at the Court of Commlssioiror. of Bask, opts. Basittgball.strett, London. Atterrey, Mr. Craaely, theiou court, Broad•screet, London. Roberto Felton. seas. late of High-street, Soolieltek, hop and seed-merrbant, to surrender, September 16, at live, 17, and October 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bashropts, Basinghsll sir. Cl. 1 sysidoa. Attorney, Mr. Tow us head, St. Mai Kato's-hill, Mouthwash. tome Comelier, of Jewry-street, *ldiot', London, flour. factor, to dee, S plumber 3, 10, mad October 5, as twelve, el the Court of Collloll.4l4lftetS of Bankrupis, Basing. halt. street. Alturaers, Messrs. prime and Sun, Billiter. Dysart, Loudon. Junto Port. r. of Serialised, Leientershire, botcher, lo cur readm.Aiegust 29, at sit, 30„ and October s,st 'lnca, al the Spresd Eagle lo u, Rugby, Ware ickshi tr. Attorneys, Messrs. Harris amid Wise, Rugby. Pulls Catelsluve Fleirber and Thomas Fletcber, now o► laic of Qtr. enhithe, L.indon. rust.me►ehaats, to surrender, September 3,7, and Oesober 5, al tiselve, at the Court of C4osabierieli.rs of Eaukris pis, dastesgb.o.4treet. Attorney., M. mos. St ad Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, titters-sir. et. Maumee! Henry Grub, of Old-streei, Mirtalent:, watch maker, to surrender, Augu•t 28, at twelve, 31, end Oetulser t►, as ear, at the C•mrt of Commtegiumers of Bankrupt., lissom/hallAurept, London. Atsurary, Mr. Broenit.g, Hatton court, Threrdnr..l:r wren. Stephen Allen sail Thames Congreve Noble, of Bristol, Maier., to •one.nl.r, September 4, 25, mid October 5, al twelve, at the White Lion, Broad street, Bri.lnl Allurneri, Mes►rs. Poole sad Greeefield, Gray's Ine.sioare, Losidos; owl Mr. Deasy ?Alin, Corn-siseet, &iota William Harlon and Martta Douglas, of Sunderland near the Sea, coal burrs, to sorreeder, September 9, im, and October 5, m eleven, at the Bridg► las, Boiltop-Wearenuoth. Attorney., Mr. Blaki•ton, Symund's lam, Lutidou; and Mr. Thompson, Bidiop.Wearutuoth. Thomas Sifide, of Qoarley. Southampton, dealer and amputee, to surrender, September 6,7, loud October 5, ■l eleven. at the Three Semis lon, New Sarum. Attorney., Mr. George Edmonds, Exchequer Office, Linashis-100, l-nodon; aod Mr. John Burt, Broughton, Hauls. James Paisley, of Bristol, nistler.mariner, In surrender, S. psi tuber 5,6, awl October 5, at owe, al the Comeneectel. Rooms, Corn memo, Be,stol. A itoreer, blesses. Vissed sad Mower, Lu.ruhill lout Mr. C. G. and Mr. William GieLtoiy, Bristol. Samuel Derry Leah, joie. of Old street. Middlesex, spirit. merchant. lo surrender Aneust 28, at ow*. 31. at twelve, and October 5, at one, al she Curt Cosenusetosers of Bank. rums, Basioehsli •iroet, Loudon., Attorney, lie. Hill, Rood lane, Fruchurub street, Loudon. DIVIDENDS Oclubrr 8. D. Hyde. of Waltham Ahlory, Erse:. grocer, at as Ike Couri of Cusousia.ioners of Bault.upta, li.o.laghall-sircet, Loudon. ° clu b ' , 26. W. Krug, ofHigl. Holborn, Middlesex . sis. linnet, •1 twrlvr, at ihe Clues Oi COM•10111110Of fig a Book septa, Besiischall•Mrert, 11...wd0n. 3eplcmlbrr 19 : W. Fifout,wr Brawl, baker, at twelve, at the Commercial Houma, Bristol. &pit tubrr 40. 11. Howell, late of Kaareeborouak, Yorkshire, grocer, at mu at lire Crown Ims, Kaaresburougb. Sept.mber 13. T. Coe, of Creditors, Devousture, itrukeeprr, at itrelve„ at the Half Moue lion, E‘rier. September 14. IY. Wallets., of Wirikinaton, Cumberland, .hip-carpeuttr, at tow, at the house of B.uaa &Am, ion .. kerper, W.. kingtors. September 20. T. B whet., Isle att . Essavorsh, Saathainploo, salter, at isvese, at the Black Dog lua, Entswerlla. C ER I I FI CAT LS —Sarsalaaaß 14 _ . _ G. Luck, oftoloureditch, klooldlescs, Rok.r, of • Dev o urhort, farmer.— M . lAMz , of Coventry, Warwirk• shirr, owl of Wood-sorrel, Chcairoide, London, o.ilk•ouaosolfac turer.—G. 0111 fry, of Neff Baud-street, fliorktlears, • Nrolr„of Groolotbaut, Liororluakire, builder.—D. Long, for wooly of Newbury. Berkshiso„ but own ur late of otoodover, Ilarepshire. Rs..seta.—J. Smith, 011 gushy, Warr ickskise, coal and curs-eirreluust.—D. Friced, mow ust late of Kum. isle, Keel, altiperiglit. PARTNERSHIPS DIRSOLVP.D. R. Hair, W. - Hart, auJ H. WWI, of Holbsoa.bell, horse drapers, .o far as regroup R. HArt, Amass* 13. Hitt.—T. DIXON awl G. Dooms. of Chiworll•orret, MlJAlearx, Irmo aroascre, August 20, 1912. L. Heshap, of West-lauts, see, LONDON, MONDAY, All(iitlST 26, 1822. ovotol.oy, and I. POfrill. of Plies-pi.ce, Keati.suati, honey, chtesenouocers, February 6, 1822.-r. Luselock and T. Cieunio,gbant, of I.o.4•••treet, I.lingtost, 3401 , 11esex, cloeso• sooogrfs, August 20. 1822 G Pbsor, stool .1. Fisher, 0( I:lsukshlr, sin 6.g..e5, Jane 24. 1822. —E. Gaisiaur.l und J. bistilo.ol, of Lischt•ts-iiiill, I.omloos, choroeuwogers, A utosa 23, 1822.—W.J.Hoes sod, 1.1.1 d, of Aselluirg-lane, Tower-str.rt, Louttou. witar-our, August 1, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The seem, price of Broom or Alluectenolo Suo,r, ro w . pitted from the Resents wade is the week rnti l li t the 21.1 dAy of August, latt, is 476. 61.1. per buedred es elusive of She dollars or elisions' paid or payable the& etou uol the napoi lotion thereof tut° Great Drams.. PRICES OP 0.41 N.-. Weekly Return of the Atroreto-Frice Coo, Wireheraer Paterson., as received from the Irapretors in the respeetivr *tenure Citsea and Towne in Engtreed ard %Vitra, hoot winch the Prtreo tbat torero layortrtour are ealerlated.—Argost 11, Intl. ...; t tif r. 4 s et a CO 0 •. st I. d. s. d. 43 3 19 1 10 0 i i 4 ... 1 .. d I 18 4 IRELAND. a. d. •. d. 94 6 26 1 DUBLIN, ♦UGUIT FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR if AUCHMUTY, COMAIXII OFR or INC 1011C14 IN IRCLAXII. Yesterday the rernains of this mach lamented and distin g risked General were :ensured (sub all the honours due 1,. his high rauk), from the Royal Hospital to the Cathedral of Chrmis Church, for tutrinseut. About half-past eleven o'clock the solemn pageant attended by the great Officers of State, all the authorities civil sod mi litary, end a number of carriages of the N.rbility and Gent. y, moved slowly ■lung the Military road, and the Quay., through Parlotineot.street, Cuth-hill, and Castle-stitet, the military lining the whole of the way, miuute guns firing during the processitro, and the several bands playing the Dial March in San/ At one o'clock the funeral cortege having arrived at the church it entered amidst a salute Goo the military; the body borne by • detachment of grenadiers. The wei. mu lulling of the hells, the deep tailrace, land the awful soweds wf thunder, which at that moment were heard in terrific clip., ail conspired to make the ceremony truly insposiug. Had the iuterier of the bin edifice been hung in black, as is usual upon such occasions, the effect would have been much increased. This was nut the else, however, and we also remelted that the perdue who carried • velvet cushion with the uotignia of the Orders of Ile deceased, wore nu thstingut•hiug saddens of mourniug. As sumo as the body (i•clusetl in lead. oak, and a rich maheg•ey cuffiu, splendidly ornamented with a Cu. ',Hug of erim•un velvet adinsod with muuntior) was placed on a platform or she middle of the church, the organ cumwseeeed • solemn dirge, after which the funeral service was rcsid.ky the Bishop of Kildare Ow seemnit boring been preached last Sunday at 'Hie Chapel of the Betel Hospital, where the body lay to state during the week). At the run. elusion of this inert-wee teremosiy, the body was rem-wed to the royal vault with the same ceremonies as un its en• trance. Tim procession wa■ attended throughout by a great con course of spectators. When it had reach] E•trx Bridge, the rain fell in torrents, and continued until after the body was placed in the vault. The member of persons in the church ituatiached to the aluminium was very few, owing to the dilEentoy of obtaining admittance without tickets. The mournful spectacle appeared to have created a twelaucholy isterrst is all who witsenard it. PARLIAMENT/WY REFORM. YORK MEETING, AVOUsT 22. Mr. W. B. Fawkes trivial( some time store published a letter, valise IS pUI4 the hired, of Reform to inert him at El teridg.'s Hotel, iu this city, on the 22d instant, fur the pur pose urconsiderisig what step, it wool.' be most exprdiecr 10 take its the present alarmist; state of the country, a cunaider role bomber of Geutlenteu assembled at that boose at twelve o'clock Ibis lay, soon after wh,ch the room was filled. A moor the persons present we observed—Mr. Fawkes, Mr. Chasmic, Sir W. ',vainly, Mr. Sykes, Colonel Ciaduck, Mr. Wentworth, Sir H. Vava.our, Sir G. Caylty, Mr. Wprill, ueral Whartust, Hon. E. l'etre J. Crouiptou, M.P., Mr. Stapyltun, Colonel Cook, Mr. C. Wilson, Mr. Leigh, Mr. Crompton of Woudeod, Mr. Walker, Mr. Tonle, Mr. Raw. eon (aseffield,) Mr. U. Gaskell, Mr. Barlow, Sir. Witham, Mr. Mend, Mr. Mabry, Mr. bleywell, just., Mr. J. Hague ..f Rose Crag, Mr. J. Hector, Mr. Hoss.ne, Mr. Scroope of Denby, Mr. Haynes, Mr. Evasion., isc.&c. There beiug a festers! cry of " Chair, Chair!" Mr. W. B.FAWKES came froward' Before he entered opus the important baster... of the day—hefuie he hail the honour of subinittiog to the nieetiog the sibj•-et which at tracted all their attentioas, and all their hopes, lie begged to oiler aurae apology fur the situation in which Le stood, and to captain the memo which induced hint to call unit meet- Mg. His coudact had on the one hand Lees atigaistited as arrogaist and pessumploons, while on the other he had brew accused of • deliberate, eremite, lord ill•tinted iateutirisi of disturbing the peace of the county. lie was not, however, affected by either of those imputation.. When he reflected o n the magssitude of the county of York, arid of the great influence which it bad always bad in the affmr• of the kingdom, he felt surprised that the question was not is, tier introduced to their Miceli's*, and the Inure especially, as it appeared that it was the only messes by which they could expect to be re. hewed from the Jai-whirs by which they were surrounded. They should toewider too, that all the other leading counties had declared in f f it, and that it had at present to boast of many thousands of supporters who only a short time since were hostile to it. Taking all these etreensstances into consirlerai ion, and when he reflected upon the whole of his pub lic life, when he reflected that several prate ago, be bad, in that very room, advocated the same question, in cuujurrtion with many Mesh tune penman who Lad since hem taken from among them, among whom there was ore whose Name ought never to be mentioned without feelings of honour, of reve nuer, and of ralitude, sod whose upright and taJepeurfint character was shove •Il praise; he meant the lamented father of an Honourable Gertleman (Jr. M. Wyvill, M P. for the City) then near him, and %dm inherited all the virtues and patriotic feelings which itictingiestied the late Reverend Mr. Wyvill (Atiptsase); whew he reflected upon all this, he felt that be shoot.' be guilty of a derelic tion of his duty if be did not ratite yet smother effort in support of the great cause, mid he therefore made up his siotwidistatoding the odium, and obloquy which it would bring upon biro, again to call spun the fated* of freedom to assemble and unfold the constitutional standard of Pao Isaiseelary Reform.—(Lund applause.)—These were the motives which actuated him; he smelted to utilise a portion of popular isatluence into that Constitutive upon which depeaded the lives, the properties, and the liberties of the people J this rousatey.- , e(Applatise.)—tile might be asked, with an air of triumph, why disturb the meaty ? Why being again that stale and hackneyed sweeties ul Re form, why drag again that obeolete declines (tom Ilse üb scurity to which the irrefragable argamema of its oppooruis bare consigned it Where the record of this aehievemeat a r: A . . c. was he be found he was at a less Iss discover. Was is in She coudud of the Various/ Adodaistrations who bad beer is power dace she first inteoductioe of the great queseime of Refocus ? Was it in the treatment which the bewiertios Pe litioess of the people, ender which the table of the Horse of Caleiewasse still erolineAl, had end with? Was it its the Resolution. adopt. el by lb. Yorkshire Arweciation of 1782, sat which far hoodedd cavalry gentlemen de. dared their conviction of the acceasity of Relive, sod, in she irwe spirit of prophecy, pointed owl the dale whir* world Bow from itei lion.adoptionl—(Applamie)—n prophecy whirls had been but two rolls verified, iie she weedier. which at that mon.rol *Serra them in the face.—Or was It depicted le them ire she lurr.sive •ppointmeata and the other good thaws eojeyed by the •iieereariala the ptalatnell, the pasioneas Neel the borooglueemeigers who were sealer she loassediete dm. trot and management of the M Mater of the day If seek was the desperate enailiiion to whit* the asset of Reffileell w* reskiemt, merely It Itemise ate temppentds tort 'dew cases to come roared is a body Will Melte It 'riots the dormice in which it was placed. If be was asked the mu. fives which induced him now to come forward, he would sale, that his answer was written in legible charade's.— in She dames-noir stale in which she country wee plaired--. in the acts and law of the last Session of Parliament —(Giros/ applause)—in she dia.ees in which nee pert of the people of the kingdom were reduced—and is the antici pated misery which threatened the other—is the starvation by which the people of Ireland had been visited In the • midst of plenty, and the I ruin which threatened a great portion of the empire. —(Applause)—It was to he found in • profusion of expeoditure nil to he equalled in the sneak of hisoory—a billion and a half of public woo. ney having been disported in she coolest of 49 mars. anklet; near 3,000,0001. per week, or about 500,0001. fur every working day.—(Applause.)—lt ores to he found in an over whelming taxation and ass overwhelming d. hi—a debt, she aterest of whir* could nut continne to be paid without she rick of bringing about • great national convelsiom, melees some arrangement WI. made with the toilette creditor, which would be at once satisfactory to him and so .he people at largo. But this was no event which be hoped • lake place. saleas accompanied by a Reform in Pediatrist. • It would further be fumed in the influence posoessed mot so • much by she Cream me by the Oligarchy. by the Borough In fluence en the House of Commons. That influence it was that caused all the mild ie• which they hail endured, all the miseries which they still endured, nod which they were likely to endure as long as the present corrupt system was allowed Ws (will. It mast furiher be routed in a dooms Report of a Coeleall ter of she House of Commutes, by which it appeared that 109 of their Members received nu less a sum than 409.8431. exclusively of the fees of office, the whole of which was taken out of their pockets,out of that public puree of which they (the House of Commove) had been appidoted the constitutional guardians. By • careful peeessal of that list, they would Mot. that • majority of she House of Commas were returned by Peers, by the Aristocracy, such theme immediately connected with sheet. Geed 111 l s God! could say mass in that room, or in she country, lay lie hand to hie heart, sod without any (velar of prejudice, lise that • Howse of Commons an cnnssiteted was owe to whin h the lima, the proporites, and the liberties of the people of Eng land ought to be committed ?—(Loud applause)—lt would be read in the proceedings of that alliance. falsely sad impiously called Holy; an alliance which lad made Env. land tSe ally of despotism, and the army of freedom all over the world. It world be foetid in the marlevisareg semb tem of Goverument, of coercion of Ministers towards the people, and their studious inetteation to their petitions and complete's ; and in the amide's!, course of vacillating cor ruption and extr•megasee of whirls she people bad been au lung the unhappy victims. He had perhaps sufficiently explained she matlve• by which he was admitted in cellieg that enertirg ; but as he had been accused of wishing wan tonly to disturb the reactor she county, he felt is necessary to add yet another reason, mud that was the perfect teen orillity which at this moment existed in every pars of it. It was at • period like the ;weeds., whew • e euniry was in per. feet traequillity at home, and when there existed not she slightest danger from •broad, that the wire statesmen e f all times would avail themselves of the introduction of any eras and say reformation and change.—(Applause.)— When a nation was surrounded by skaters and difficul ties, It naeurally looked to the collective wisdom of its Re. presentative, for relief. The people have bad their eyes steadily Axed upon Nehmen-at; and what was she result' Had obey not been disappaiated ? Had any thing hers dose* for their relief? No, isclibiug—autbing was breed in Par- Immoral best doctrines runtravening those principle* Wiwi our ancestors had established and cemented with their blood, and handed dowel to tot as their last tad moo invaluable blessiug. In order to prove this, it wee nut isecesrsary that lie shoold bewilder them ley reeding into any weligelrilln research; it was cooly weresaary to go has k to the Revohatiou —a period, which they bed been taught loin their cradles to consider me One of the mini nloritius in our history—a period, the anniversary of which had hero Ado celebrated sat that city with all she pride, pump, nod circumstance of public rejuicaug. Whet would the great mew who brought about that happy event say, hail they beard the doctrines to wbirh lie alluded? IViieelil they nos, to use the words of the late Speaker of the House of Commons. start from Omer seats with indigeation mid altooislentent ?—(Applause.)— Ise former times the principles of liberty hail received mouth honours at Irmo. It was reed teed fur the people of the pe seta day to hear the following sentiments broadly steeled is Parliament :—" That it be essential to the perfection of • Representative Body that it •huuld hot be identified with, but for the people; and that it is • signal merit in the Bei- House of Commons, that it dues not lammed to a Jo. rect delegation from she triple." If such were the case, he resold nos see how the Houourable Member could redo,. elle it with the fact of his being a Representative of the People; fur as such oaly could he pretend to • seat se Par. liansent. There certairly wan nOacrouatiog fur tastes; but bad he been, as that Homemade Member was, readied by the opulent Burgesses of the seemed town in the kingdoms, Le would have left Curie Coale and Old Sarum lo shift fur • themselves—(A laugh.)-1/aless they were peepared not to render the House of Commune a reflection of the public mind, unless they wished lo treat the Bill of Rights se wade paper, sad throw it into the tire, then they ought so come reedily forward and prove the danger and insecurity of such and to exert themselves in saving the conutey from the evils which mend flow from them, There was • time When, by the Aet of Settlement, Placement Welt pervert . from sitieug rev Parliament, but maw their meueure war stated to Ise urcessery lu preserve the King upon hes Thane, and to support the Coushatta°. Were she men who held such docrinre aware of the remelts whirls followed fain them ? Cooed there Ise a better argu ment urged in favour of Reform, than that the King could not hold hie throne, wiebuut she aid of bribery aid corruption; or that, on the other hand, the Members of Par liament were so sunk, sat lost to amine arch literacy, that they would endeavour to obstruct the public lolanda ouless kepi to their duty by bribery and corrupt influeuce ?,—(Ap plause)—There was a time Soo when there existed a dread of taxation, fur there won an old adage, which slid, "that no things wire Miele but saltation and death." Now, indeed, she case was deffereeit. Ministers told us Ara, that a aloe tool of taxation would add to the diaereses of that country; acoudly, that it would be au iuterfererce with the Greet Author of talon.; thirdly, that taxation was • dispeosatiou of Providence—(A laugh)—aud fourthly, that our die. tresses trona texatioa were but temporary, and would be cured un the principles of resereertioa—(A laugb).—Lvt the people *Sly or do what they might, they could obtain nie relief. If they giusabled, it was said that they were im patient ; If iheysat down silitaitly under their siefferiug, it was said they were nalieSeal. There was • time when theta existed • Maas jesloesy of. and wham objectifies. were stele ageism the come of • stasolieg army, whets knowledge . was considered as power, the source of wealth and harp.