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Ikell'emellt "'be 1-1'11141.71. else W eight "'rallies Mho FINANCIAL L I ISOLUTIONS, JULY 11112. navy, ordeance, army (ordinary and retvaerdtuary), miseiti• THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July tit,l excise seat,' Übe eillefewer—dated sts a LECTURES on the DOCTRINE ' Mib di ito- 1. Selbeelbraii, Gras. late of the 73d Foot, ' laseoes 'rewires, end charges of irmnagenieet, ••d melodies 68,164,7141. for selesidies to foreign pis/refs, amounted loge- • will be peritessed the Play of HOLY TRINITY. to be Itteartenseaster, vide &Weis, deceesed--dated aa Kr. Heleth poopeithd itmelelioes, to be takes bele csoraille - they to the sea of 1,210,480,9831. Bet a. the sum a • THE AFRICANS; By EDWARD ANDREWS, LLD. Minister of Berreawd Chapel, Walworth. 'hose. cagier en Tr imellidoli U. retailer lo the Illsililsel 3,711,71181. la charged is the miseellaneon. eispeeditera, .. 94th ditto—Lienteeset-046001 Sir Charles Webb Donau 2. " 1, "4 to 4 41 4 " 46 " 44 the &atm% feat abliough signet credited by She Treesery its the receipt stilts er, WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY. A ...... !sane; and F 86,0111111 1., the rebottled of debilitates teetered is T ivo lh os M r . Timers , ; Turaibel, Mr. Baker; Madthoos Lesde. l4 "" thea hai t i misee lPlia s t . ett toe Ktil lP hele lt Paeb.e 7l " 8 Ali. ' from the Id Life ftteedtbarbe Meier, eke Mac-Neil, she exchanges—dated Detedeber Sfl, 1821. No• I.—• That the Nadeau! Debt of Great Miele, saris 1413, and sot credited is the mooed of iiteesee is the Plc Mere; Schee, Mr. Jobesoo ; Deeds.* ;ego Jail., Mr. Of whom may be bad. let Ceylon Reelmestrifffsee Mash While, Gest. to be deemed ea ile." bib of January 1, 13. mm=030.1411-1 Mgr 101 h resolution, it makes the actual expeaditare emit Feelkeer ; lletterwell, Mr. Witham.; Henry Augestus Moe, Part I. price 7a. which complete, she Work. &coed Lleeteraet, trilbies F•trabsee, •Ite POlf. who re:. oboist of t 27,989,148 1. of foodsod, end of 11.3111,0001. of 1,136,9112,41191. Mr. Limos. &rises, Mn. Chetterky; Darien, Miss Boyce; ' Setts, Mrs. Jests. -, This day is poblisised, price's. 6d. rips--dated July 11, ISI. Isebresser Mlle, at ea abusel charge of 9103,974 I. Nit. 12.—That be the revenue •et Great Britain was To which will be asidmil (teatime), ewer Farce, iitiersperse4 ALL IN THE DARK; or. the Books of the /*ETAT. 11 „ 0 . iv — Taal from Ow ha Febrile'? 7703 le 16 ' 5 0 hiliu t i 7 L 114,318.563 I. ea stated ice the 10th moieties, sad lbs to s i n John Theretab o f ihe lad , urght Drava; teas Illre, laded ox moon 1. for the service of P e e llto. l . /speedster* 1,236,992,479 1., as slated Is the Iltb termive. with Soap. cultist Eibe : a Goal! Opera, as pc...semis. al the Their* . j 41,i1111,0001. for she movies of Aware. sad 89,160.069 E for lion the excess of expenditure in that period was Major i i the Alalf—. l Bl. l I* 70 , URI. LOVE LETTERS. Royal Eagli.l. Opera, in two Acts. the service of 'reheat and gearestesol by grand (and e z. 121:663 418 1. The Characters lay Meson. Leon' Lee, leimeou, Oxlserry, By J. R. PLANCHE. HOSPITAL °MA FF. eitteitre 6(2.640,0001. for anaemic* ed the Rut ladle Ce aa• No. 13.— Th at, Is sidditlem to the expenditure of Tsyteure, Hrs. Garrick, and Medium Vestris. Publithed by C. Chapple, Royal Library, Toilnatell. Ileapital Assistast Dasini•Junes Stewart to be Apothecary prey in 11112), there lea bees relied by loam and the teal. 1A35,982,44. I. for Until Britain, as per nth resoletlos o Also, sew Mhos, la laths Fortes, vice Taylor, deeessed--dated July 11, DM. hat of Merv, Vicieelbleg, Titeeperr, aisitg a liateer Bills there was remitted he. Iloglasd to trebled, between the Ott To teacloth with (SA lime), a mew Farce, in two acts, caned PETER FIN; Boarding House, 4s . — Edda ; sr , the Hermit of Werbe• . • -- - MuitteseaDVlT. in Great Britain, skeletal' of 1414,674,36/1. that dlarinff of Jaesery, 1797, sad the oth of Jaauary, III!, the sem of Or, A NEW ROAD TO BRIGHTON. worth. 2..—Day after the Weddle& Its:a-Mae ie tbe Mealy one moo , of Dw a i n cbs o b o t io , from the late the Unit period there haa bee. an leer.** is she tease.( 68,930,5961., snakier the total expenditure for Great 1114. .- The prettiest Ilkerocters by Mesas. Lushes, Baker, Julia. 2a--Ladies at Home, Is. 64 —Miller sail hie Mew, 20. 4th use Battelle', teas Caplets la the Lit Royal Exchequer Bills uefeeded, and oo the 6th la lain 1,304,913,074 1.• sad tint in addition to the renown et sea, Towner, MIL Pearce, Mrs. Garrick , and Mrs. Baker. Sharp sad Flat, ts...aill Chip of the Old Block. Os.--Atesse. Veletas Illielation, as staled to the Gazelle of tie 30th of s oar , ieto, t o d ie oisooo , of es.eop " m ai" li tid.l urea Bases of , i ,114,318,5 . 1 14 is owed is the le,b ikozes, 54 —Pit, Sq.—First Gallery, 2. —Second Gallery, Is. lion, Its. Sd —Bohemia., 44. 6.1....-Meeie Mad, le.--.llleess Slava Ise, has not taboo place: iNgi• raised it Ms earantrialle 6 7 *0 Um Aka resolution. lb ' s,* wee received hem heated lb, sun MI ) The Doors to be opened al Six o'Clock, sad the Perform- of Mervilie, 3e.—Phi...ogler, Ss, et—plea ow l ° to m er . Reese Sees—Stssilasee of ilelesousea, 36.--.ToalSooo o e. 35 . — ' ' ' le." 811"8"6 " 014 . 1 l it i l r71 : 11806 1 814 and ramallWall imill""il vamillad 0,411111.11- e l l 'a O 46. res 4 l 7l ß i rit alag ain i l eir ,lde res s6 c4 47ol7l., sir ae lea d as b ) y d rhe tetal addit i i i on eell e i t sans to begin at Steise. ---- 1 1 c -- ctiei BANKRUPT_ PIRSEDISIN / ... sionoce eboisospaibe Opaguer--Maisianuadliollonoed 4 1iber v ,_ •• 24 11 .1 "6 4:. 11 ;;.. el , ebe Theekleal imelawjeove .., William VI yell's:ley. of Trefeaut, Albetbury, bury, Salop, 8111 J * . e.e , 1817. 16,6115,114 1., bring the difference hrtwees the sum remitted No. 3.—• That there was paid into the Treasury, es aerosol pen Fie,be eb , 01 , 11 I reser. of the 5114,874,5575tated ie the preceding resolution, ove, income a m 41,349040 to amid (ruin Ireland, makes a total excess of expendilere ' i Os Weldeetiday , Jobe Bezeby—The Poor Soldier—mad - . 111 iY e r e le-7 : 11 1 -- 611.115148 a Ti.""...".• t0.,„' 17 M R , Jeremiah Bremen, Mw or late of Saddleworth, Turk, the sum of 484,359,480 1. is money ; Brit the Bills forded N o . 1c...Th.; se sh e ro d o w oo o f L 31 3 ,111 5. o r moos e r . Likew is e the Dragnet c Miner, ett per- - Pigeons se d Crowe. pi o ...sad a le g s , It vela. price 11. Is . hoards. wersted-spiuser. On Viol allay , Doeherage so Robbery— P eter BA NK RIJ PTS. mowed to 86,183,176 1.; that she Iran of 4,600,0001. charge, as stated is the 9th resolution, was effected without I - r aised fur the service of Austria in 1795, is stated set to have say aid of the Wetting feed, the sense redoctioe might have Musical E nwttainerst. This day was published, ice limo price Bs. bound,srisk sumer. James Bailey,of C,se•ick, Lierula,mellster, tooorreeder, • directed to be paid too the Exchequer; and that S h e July 24, 25, at six, and •u gust 31, at eleven, •t the Saraceu'stakes piece from the annual char g e of 2403,974 1., as St , Bank of Eogland retained oat of the subscriptioas to t h e ------. eta Additions sad leapreeemeets, the Fifth Edition of mans of 14,500,000 I. and 1,620,0001. is 1797, the sum of aiala ille,349 6 , 6 o4ll th r. th li e th extemin u o s f rY expe r793 odit ; ure " i d a the se thl 2 1111 4 d yes ibe le, Head Inc, Uinta... Attorneys., Mr. Styes, Limes/kis Imo- THEATNE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPEIL4-HOUS 8, A CLASSICAL DIC I'ION A ItY fur the Use STRAND. En. of School,, coetainieg, wader its d,fferent heads, every fields, Lando., i mid Mr. Moore, LiecoSa. 4,618,7311. 161. 3d. making the total sum of mosey re- es stated is She 13th reseletioa, bee. raised by taxes witbia T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, July tit, meg Illseirative sod Explasatoreof the Mythology, His- Job. T , eel. of Ches , lle, amisserocalico-prialer, to surrender, August 2,3, sad 31, at nine, at the Star tan, Man. reeved and accounted for, os account of the 584,874,6671. these years tweed of by loses, the total amount of capital will be Acted the Meto-desma called t o ry, Geogeaphy, Masons, Customs, Be. occurring is the chestier. Astor Mr. Atkinson, Maucberter ; sad Mr. to amount to 579,791,3881. leavin g a deficit of 6,083,1691. of debt unredeemed ea the 6th January, 1817, would have . THE BLIND BOY. Greek and Romeo Asthma, generally read in Public Semi. M a ki wit, Ts triple, I/nodes. retateed for discount os prompt parses., and for expenses bees oely 207,706,535 I, end the annual charge, ieeludiog Stsnislests, lir. Rowbotbare,• Edmood, Mira Kali Ril - Intim George 1 a see Armstrong, of Print:re-square, itsteliff.bigb. of receiving at t h e Be" • masagesieet,oaly 7,890,8831, instead of being 817,411,2371. dolph, Mr. Pearlman ; Oberto, Mr. Bartley; Kalish Mr. T. P. By THOMAS BROWNE, LL D. A. way, Middtesex, coal-merchant, to surrender, July 23, Au- .No. 4.—Treat fur the sus of 679,791,3881. of mosey re- of capis•l, sad 30,828,234 1. of 1 charge, as it stood us Co.ke; N ohne, Mr. Wilkinson. Elvis', Miss Carr ; Lida, Author of the "Union Dictionary," ice. Ike. Teed sod asobeesed for, as stated is tbe preceding repels. I i the I,th January, 1817. gust 6, and 31, at ewe, at the Court of Commissiosers of Nita Sosibwell. Printed for Harris Ind Soil; Loam's and Co.; Larkleg. Bankrupts, Buinghall street, Loudon. Attorney., Messrs. host, from the let February, 1793 , to the sth Jetty , sry, 1817, No. 16 —Tbst it appear. by the preceding resolution's, too and Co.;E. W 111111011; J. Mammas; Balder,. sod Co.; there has bees created capital he stocks of various desuunios. that, la coesegnesee of not raising the 'applies within the After Oki ( Bib time) a new C,osuic Opera, in two act.,Clotton and Carter, High -street, Borough. hoes, to the amount of 879,1.89,943 I. alas annual charge fur year , by l azes , t o a s amo u n t o f 138,349,040 1. i n the ot called ' G. and W. B. Whittaker • Sherwood aid Co.; Harvey awl Witham Folioed, late of Lad-lase, Leedom (bat sews , o ie f te l reist 3o w in o perpe t ui t y to the amoun t of 29,289,0681.; ai d yeses, being an average of 6,744,643 I. per annum, a debt of ' ALL IN THE DARE! Dorton; need E. Edwards ' . F' g' is the King's Bench Prises), wareboosemao, to sue- • Pu_ TLII2 iI•POEC itir THE ELBE. _ _ _.. . _ . __ 1. of annuities fron. May 1795 to Me 1819- and _ _ . . .. - resider, July 27, August 6, at twelve, and 31, at tea,at the . ... _ , 7 , . _ 7 2,_ ,_ 6479 . 708 , 7011 . of v4 01 ' 1 ) 61,1 jane.laellreed. at as iocreased , Or, THE BANKS Off THE ELBE. P.M. Nos Braunschweig, Mr. Bartley; Lieutenant Fre. denck Blumenthal, Mr. J. Blood; Liesterant Adolphus esiebseli, Mr. Rowbotharo ; Schell, Mr. Power; Koapps, Mr. Salter; Quart; Mr. ; Stoup, Mr. Wilkialou. Rosa Blusiseathal, Mr.. .1. Weippert ; Sophia Steinbach, Miss Posey ; Nadel, Misa Kelly. To couched, with (b6th time) a romantic WM-drama, called 'fliE VAMPIRE. Characters I. the Introductory Vision :--Tlio Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Miss Carr; Ueda, Mist Doldaway ; Ariel, Miss Bodta. Characters in the Drama :—Ruthven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Broadhurst; Mr. Wilkinson. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr; Bridges, Mr.. Grove; Elbe, Miss Povey. Tomorrow, The Spoird Child.—Two Words! or, Silent NI Dumb—and Boonbooleo Foriuso. 04 Wedne.day. Love Among the Roses—Love's Dream —mad a favourite Farce. On Tlioliday, The Dernao--aad The Spoird Child. This day was published, in lemo. pries 3s. bound, a New Edition of WILORILEGIUNI POE FICUM, ex operibes, OvWii, Tibelii, Propertio, blarlislis, &c. In *seas TI. semen eestisalmi cost *elects's. Eddie mots, reassuita &Nue emeochts Rev. GEO. WHITTAKER, W.A. Pained for G. sod W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria.hise. reuder, Jrly 111, Am g est 11, at twelve, and 31, at ten, at the Court uf Comindasouttels uf Banktupts, Buienbalt4treet. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little SI. Thomas Apostle, Loudon. Roger Presser *JOillit. of Abergaveesp, Monmouth, Urn. draper, to sevrtserr, August 6,7, sad 31, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attwroeys, Mr. Clarke, Bristol; and Messrs. Jenkins, Jaws, and Nelson, New Inn, London. Th.mas Bourne, sower Nora Wyke Regis, Dorset, prissier, to serresder, August 1,2, and 31, at eleven, at Use Guildhall, Weymouth sad Illelcombe Regis. Attorneys, Mr. Aleiaader, Carerstreet, Leedom i nod Mr. Hearing, Weymouth. Julia Adams, of Spalding, Liecole, miller, to der, August 3, 10, and 31, at teu, at the Court of Commissioners of Baukrupia, Boise/will street, Luadue. Attorueis, Messrs. Fisher sud Nimrod, Halboru•cuerl i Gray's Leaden. William Gresfell Peyton, of Upper Thames-street, Loa dos, merchant, to surrender, August 9, S. 31, at our, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall at reel, Londoe. A ttoroeys, M . Mace sad Sea, Bllliter square, Luodoo. Joel George Teens, late of Shiplake, Oxford (but now a prlauser in the Xiirg's Beach Pruns), merchant, to genes is., July 27, Aegis.' 3, sod 31, at ten, at the Court of Cu.. weiheiseers of Banks epts, Smiaglaall-sireet, London. At. toraey, Mr. Croaky, King's Arun yard, Coicsau.atieet. Loudon. of 854:8901. ammities from various dates, all terminable is 1880, tasking a total annual charge fur interest aid annui ties of 00,174,3631. (extlosiva of about 180;)001. per an. sons for management) which sum of 30,174,363 I. equal to 30,040,445 I. is perpetuity, converted iota a 3 per mat. ca pital, is equal to 1,001,348,1661. being at the rale of 1721, 140 of 3 per tent. capital for every-1001. of the 579,791,388 I. mosey received, or 100 I. 3 per cent, capital for every 57 I. 18s. in money. No. s.—That, if the rsioa of the 4 and 5 per emit. capitals is made at the average relative mices they bore to 3 per costa. at the time they were funded, the total amount in 3 per cent. capital will be 975,784,592 1. instead of 1,001,348,1681. as *titled in the preced.ng imolution. The 49,982,1191. of 4 per cents. were funded at an average of 1001. capital for 82 Imanney, the relative current value of the 3 pee cent.. being 071. which gives of 3 per cents. X 81,172,133 The 120,567,471 I. of S per mots. were feuded at an average of 100 I. capital fur 901. money, the relative current value of the 3 per cents. befog GO I. which give of 3 per cents..... 190,634,966 The amount of 3 per cents. funded The 884.8951. of terminable annnitka, re awed lobo o perpetual aonuity of 750,77/1. equal so 3 per cent. capital Apital _ asaual charge of 11,737,371 I. thereby occaaiming Iturattoet to the eldest et upgrade of 68 millions per annum, whtlst from the 4,1 Jemmy 1817, about 33 millions only would have seSeei. No. 16.—That, by the union of the Exchequer of Ireland with that of Great Britain, on the sth Jammer', 1814, a fur ther I charge of 1,323,7751. lbs. 4d. was added to the manual (barge of Great Britain, then amounting to 30,628,2341. (as stalled in the 14th resolution), by the is. corporation of 28,730,8691. of capital funded and unfunded, created in Ireland, making the total amount of debt, funded and *flooded, of the United Kingdom, on the 6th January, 1817, to anseant to 846,138,1061. and the I charge to 31,952,0091. No 17.—Tbat, from the 6th January, 1817, to tlie 6th Jativary, 1822, there was raised, taxes, in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the sum of 494,454,538 I.; and the expenditure during the same period. fur civil list, pensions, aad other charges on the consolidated fund, and for expenses of the navy, ordnance, army (ordl. nary and extraordinary), miscellaneous services, and charges collection, and for Interest and management of debt, as stated in the preceding resolution, amounted (including 2,155,4681. paid for Russian lona and to Holland), to 288,925,6691., leaving an meets of incense over expendl tare, in the Ave years, 0(7,528,8691. 14s. No. 14—That, ootielthstantling the excess of income of 7,528,869 I. as stated is the preceding resolution, a further roadie; of 90,761,9201. bat taken place, fur which an addi tional capital of debt has been created between the bib Ja nuary, 1817, and the sthJanoary, 1822, of 116,600.235 1., at an annual Interest .in perpetuity '0,773,3541., and that the said tcapital of 116,600,2361. has been created by 19,999,9901. raised by loans in money, by 34,262,0001. Exchequer bills inlaid, and afterwards funded; and by 36,300,0001. bor rowed from the Commissioners of the Stoking Fund; and that fur she 16,989,9201. raised by loans, the sum of 18,814,944 I. was paid late the Treasury, leaving a deficit of 184,916 1., retained by the Back for discount on prompt payment, and for receiving the same; and that there is also charged 14,1091. under the bead of miscellaneous services, in the finance aecosints of 1819, as paid to the Bank of Eng land for transferring 27 millions of 3 per ceuls. to 31 per rents.; making the net assegai of mosey received and ac counted fur to be only 20,669,8351., creating an annual charge for interest in perpetuity of 3,773,3541., which sum converted into a 3 per cent. capital, is equal to 115,778,440 I. or 1381. 17s. of 3 per cent. capital fur every 1001. of money, or 100 1. of 3 per cent. capital for every 721. of money. No. 19..—That, during the period of live years, from sth January 1817 to 6th leaser, 1822, in which 3,773,354 I. new annuities, were created for 90,562,835 I. money, three has been paid to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fond, the Sum of 82,021,535 I.; and the es• pense of their once, during the same period, ban beets 32,2031. 2s. 2d. making the total amount of 82,053,38 I.; with which the said Commissioners have purchased 110,489,4521. of various stock, the dividends on which amount to 3,338,8571.; which sum, converted into a 3 per cent. capital, a equal to 111,295,2321. or 1331. 13s. of 3 per rest. capital for every 100 1. of money, or 100 I. of 3 per rent. capital for every 73 I. 14a. 6d. of money paid to the said Commissiouers. Also, by the lame Author, IL LATIN EXERCISES; of, Exempla Propris : being English Seutesets, translated from the best Roman Writers, sad adapted to the Rules in Syntax • to be again translated into the Latin Lineage. Seveath Edition, 1200. price 3e. bound. 3. A KEY to the above. price 24. sued. 4. A CONCISE INTRODUCTION to the LATIN LANGUAGE, Ittno. Third Edition, price IL ed. bound. 6. PHTIDRI ET .ESOP! FABUL& SELECT/E, ad osum Titanium accommodate. 12mo. Fourth Edition, price ts. hound. 6. GRAMMATICAL FIGURES, and a System of Rho. torie ; illustrated by Examolts of classical autborily, (or the use of Senior Forms I. Grammar Schools. Second Edition, price Is. Bd. bound. 7. EPITOME of ENGLISH HISTORY; or, British Cluseseleey: beieg • Calsierse et illeeeselse. hoes the le ',alien et Johns Cheer to the Compete ef Wilhelm Duke of Normandy. To which are added, Clicoaolocical Tables, from the Conquest to the mutat Reign. Fifth Edition, with Alieratioas sad AdJitioas. Price 2s. bowed. This dry is published, is two inhmes, itmo. price 168. la boards, HORT US ANGI.ICUS ; or, the Modern Berlin Gardeos otishaioioi a famiSar Description of all the Plants which are coltivated in the Climate of Great Britain, either foe Use or Creamiest, sad of a Sete( Lion from the established Favoarites of the Stove mid Greeuhourr; visaged according to the System of Linens.; with Remarks on the Properties of the more valuable Species. By the Author of "The British Botanist." Landon: Printed for P. C. sad J. Rivington, St. Peers. Chards yard, sad Waterloo-place, Pali mall. Total 3 per coat. capital DIVIDENDS. ••• A New mad Complete School Catalogue, grail•. August 24. C. W. Rodd, late of Broadway, Worcester (but sow a prisoner for debt in his Majesty's King's Bench turaltster, at eleven, at the Court of Comotimouers of Bankrupt*, Basinghall-street, London. August 10. G. Sharp, sea. W. Sharp, and G. Sharp, jou. of Tbreadnerdle.strect, Loudon, merchants, at ore, at the Court of Commissional" of Baukrupts, Ba s in. ball-street, London. August 10. G. Webb, of Corwhill, Loudon, dealer, at eleven, at the Court'of Commissioners of Baukrupts, Basinghall• street, Loudon. July 27. J. F. Dubois and J. Dubois, of Alderman's-walk, Loudon, merchant*, at twelve, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basing all-street, Loudon. July 27. T. Thompson, late of Camomile street, Lapdog,' merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiosera of Bankrupts, Basingliall•streel, Loptlon. August 16. S. W. Birks, late of Rotherham, but mow or Thorne, York, mercer, at our, at the Commercial Ilans,i making a difference of .. 25,583,574 of 3 per cent. capital, which is au equivalent for paying a higher rate of Interest on the 4 and 5 per testa. than in the 3 per emits.; and there has been paid ou the total amount of the 4 and 5 per cents. loaded. as annual cam incieeming to 708,907 1. per anomie ou the Sib January 1816, which in 14 years, at 5 per cent, is equivalent to the difference of capital created is fundingan the 4 and 5 per teats. !Maim' of in the 3 per cents. No. 6.—That during the 24 years from the Ist February, 1793, to the sth January, 1817, in which the 579,791,388 I. as stated io the 3d resolution, was received and accounted for, there was paid to the Commivionera of the &inking Fund in money, the rum of 108,522, 3401., and the expense of t h e office of the said Commissioners during the same period, was 82,8981., making the amount paid to the said Consmis. lioness 188,583,038 I. in money, by raising of which an an nual charge to perpetuity of 9,771,0631. WAS created, equal to 325,702,1181. of 3 per cent. capital. No. 7.—That, with the 188,585,0381. - se stated is the preceding resolution, the said Commissioners have por tioned capitals of various denomination, to the amount of 302,911,9551., the aisaval divideeds on which are 9,188,233 1., which sum, converted We • 3 per cent. capi tal, is equal to 305,607,7881, being at the rate of 162 I. Is. of 3 per cent. capital fur every 100 I. of the 188,585,0381. money paid to the said Commissioners, or 1001. of 3 per mt. capital for every 81 1. 14s. in money. No. B.—That the amount of annual charge mated is perpetuity, by raisit.g the 188,585,038 I. mosey, wsa 9,771,0631. whilst the annual charge redeemed by the Com missioners of the Sinking Food with that amount, was only 0.1111,233 1, being 602,1 1 30 I. of annual charge In perpetuity less redeemed than crested, mien! to 20,094,333 1. of 3 per cent, capital, shelving that the debt was created between 1793 and 1817, at the rate of 172 1. 14s. of 3 per cent. ea pilal for every 1001. in cash; and that the amount redeemed in the same time wall at the rate of 1821.15. of three per cent. capital for every 100 I. cash, being a loss of 101. 13a of 3 per cent. capital on every 1001. of money expended by the Cum miesioners. - FROM SITUNDIT NIGHTS GAZIITTN. MI/START PROMOTIONS. War.o,ffies, July 19, 1822. 2d Regimes! of Life Gearda—Major Roderick Mae-Neil from the Seib Fuer, io be Major, vier Sir Charles Dime who cadmium—dated December 29, 1821. Liemesavit Hugh William Barron to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Wyedbam, promoted is the 67th Fool—dated as alsOve. Corset and Sub.Lieetensat William Nesbitt Burrows to be Lieutenast, by purchase, vice Baricits—dated as above. Williso Wowes Rooke, Geat. to ba Cornet and Sub Limits. neat, by purchase, vice Burrows—dated as above. 4tb Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Giles Rick. aby to be Cookie, by purchase, vice Hawkins, who re tires—dated July 11, 1821. Cornet Thomas Tibet) Hagan to be Lieutenant, by purchamt, Sbeffiefd. gogast 9. R. Parma., sea. R Parsons, jos. and T. Panoply late of Lyncemsbe and Widenaabe, Sumer Act, curn-fnctora, at twelve, at the Castle and Bull Inn, Bath. August 14. K. Manhood, jam of Wakefield, York, Isone mastery, at clever), at the New Court. House, Wakefield. August 10. W. Humorous, late of Bridge,areer, Blackfrims, Loudon, merchant, at Memos, at the Court of Commis stourts of Bankrupts, Baaingkall-street, Ludes. CERTIFICATES —AuousT 10. •ire Rickaby—dated as above. Cornet William Armil, rims ►alf-py sth Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, by purism., vim Magao—dated as above. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Samuel Wyuduwe to be Captain, by purchase, vice Green, wbureires—dated as above. R. Warner, of Pc ck field- boost, Currant), York, malister.— W. Tallier, late of the Kent-road, Surrey, victualler—M. Prat" jun. of Guille-greet, Bristol, lealher•deater.-1. Grano*, of Lapwortb, Warwick, tasner.—J. Raioe, of Great Ceram-street, Brunswick-square, kllichilesien, merchant J. tenths of Gerr■rd's-Hall, B ming lane, Loudon, wise aerchaut.—T. S. Wilson, of Mobley, York, snalister. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - - - - Cor - Oe - 17D - a - e;lel Peplee Webb to be Licatea•st, by purchase, • _ •iee Wysdowe—dried as above. Corset sod Adjaiant Jobs Smith to have the rank or Lietate _ . . . nest—dated Daly 11,1811. 111011Regioneut of light Dragoons—Captain Frederick Charles Philips to be Major, by purchase, Whiteford, wbu re tiree—dated Jolt 11, 1821. Lieeteeest C. Routtedge O'Doonell to be Captain, by per. J. Killiogwarth and G. Morris, of Brick lame, Spits Melds, Middlesex, pawahrukers, July 19, 1822.-0. Pearce sad J. Pearce, of Kingureet, Edge. re-eosd, Middlesex, coal macho/its, July 8, 1822.—T. Wilson and .1. Burn, of Edge. ware-road, Maryde-bony, Middlesex, grocers, July 15, 1822. —W. Wuodbridge, J. Dye►, and J. Wuodbridge, of tdiamok lase, London, sugar broken, so far as regards the said J. Woodbridge, May 31, 18th —B. Mayob and W, Miller, of Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbright, drapers, Nay 4, 1872. .1. Booth sod R. Booth, of Hollinwood, near Oldham, and also of Manchester, lime and cnal-dealees, July 17, 1821. W. Somerville and J. Richards, of Arliagtoe.plare, St. John road, Middlesex, hutch. rs, July 19, 1824.—J. Midgley mid T. Church, of Lane street, Southwuk, Surrey, osaustac torero of leather, June 21, 1822. rine, lan , - a of Ibert 'step ;bag ~~Y. ~.a.:61- . ae4 P. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of Capital Well Manofse lured CABINET and UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE; PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, TWELVE-LIGHT LUSTRE, BEAUTIFUL NEEDLEWORK ; SUPERB OR-MO LU CLOCKS, Ise. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS (Of Warwick-House, Regeat street), On the Premise", Nu 8, Old Bondstreet, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, the 43d July, 1823, and Three following Days, at Twelve o'Clock (by order of the Trustees), with out reserve , THE WHOLE of the Extensive and Fashion— able STOCK of CABINET aad UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE of Mr. G. OAKLEY, compriatag capital wellmade Cabinet Articles, is Mahogany, Rose; Zebra, Coromandel, Ataboyna, Manilla, English Oak, Kiang, and other Woods, in winged and other Wardrobes. Seereiaires, sad Bookcase,, Parisian and other Chests of Drawers, SM. of Patent Liming Table., Comma" Card, Pembroke, Loo, Sofa, Library, Writing, Ladies' Work, and other Tables; Chiffonier", Commodes, and Dieing-parlour and Drawing room Chairs, in solid Rosewood and Mahogany; superb Pedestal and other Sideboards; Sarcophagus Cellaret ; large high folding Screens; uoble Pier and Chimney Glasses, in handsome Gold Frames; Chevsl sad Drcuiug ; an elegant Twelve light Laster, and other smaller ditto; capi tal Mahogany, Four-post, Coach-top, sad Field Bedsteads with handsome Printed Cotton Furoitures; Illahogsay and Japanned French ditto, with improved Sliding Testers and Furniture. complrte ; Patent Mechanical Couch ditto, &e. Bedding of various descriptions, Washing and Dressing steeds, and other Articles of Bed-room Furniture; hand some French Rod and other Window Curtains, of Merino,. Figured Damask, Tabour'', sad Printed Gotta' ; Imitative Rosewood Lounging, Library. Fauteuille, Cureicle, end Re clioiog Sundry Quantities of Silks, Taborer's, Mo tier, Velvet, Cottons, and other Upholstery Antlers. Se perk Bronze sad Ormolu Parisian Clucks, Candelabras, Ink Stands, lee. a pair of haudsotneSeaghola Marble Pillars, sod two ditto Niches; together with several large Pieces of esquisitely-kaislied Needle-Work, of Lions, Tiger", and "dice Animals, executed its various wools, by the celebrated SOtes, of Mauch seer; forming an assemblage of Pro perty seldom offered to the Public. To be viewed this day. Catalogues, at One Shilling each, to be bad tin the Premises; and of Mr. Rubio., No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Ilurlingtoa-street. MR. JOHNSTON, 68, Coruhill, respectfully informs the inhabitants of this town and places ad. jseent, that he has received a fresh supply of these excel iem medicines she CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD and the ANTI-I MPETIGIN ES. The Cordial is universally re sorted to for its extraordinary superiority ie all Complaints of the Stomach, Relaxations of the Solids, Nervous Weak. cues, the deleterious effects of but climates, sod particu larly the ill coosiqueaces of intemperance. IJ short, in all 'awl where the constitution has hems reduced by disease or ulreolarity, the effects of the Balsa of Gilead are see. ( lIalkd; and the Anti Impinging, is a powerful alterative purifier, and sweetestr of the blood, and may be cosh. Seauy relied on as • safe and certain remedy fur the Scurvy, Eltrofult, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruption, Leprosy, and disorders arising from ao impure or impaired date of the blood and lymph. Ladies and Gentlemen may have their orders completed for the Its. or Family Bottles, which contain fore fur 334. Caution is necessary to guard await cosstrtfetts, by the words N SAMIL. SOLOMON, LIVERPOOL, en r'''t'd or; the stamp affixed to each bottle, without which ogle are geouiue. _ chase, vice Philips—Jated as above. Cornet George Callaghan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice O'Donacil—dated as above. George Pat Rose, Gent. to be Corset, by purchase, vice Cal laghan—dated as above. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Charles George Fsirfield, bons hall pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign sad Lieutenant, vice George L'Estrange, who exchanges, re ceiving the dißerence—dated as above. 2d Regiment of Foot—William Joseph Berens, Gent. to be Essigs ' by purchase, vice Wilmot, promoted in the 7 th Foot— dated as above. 7th ditto.—Ensign Eardley Wilmot, from the 2d Fool, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bell, promoted—dated as above. 11th ditto—Captain Augustus Frederick d'Este, horn the 9th Light Dragoons, to hr Major, by purchase, vice Camp. bell, who retiree—dated as above. 12th ditto--Lieuteseat Robert Jenkins lobe Captala, with out purchase, vice Molloy, deceased—dated as above. Ensign Willim Gascoyne Studio to be Lieutenant, viatica. kiss—dated as above. Ensign William Bones, from the 20th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Shafto—dated as above. 20th ditto—Gentlemma Cadet Robert M'Dermott, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vies Rosie', appointed to the 12th Foot—dated es above. 42d ditto—Ensign Robert Douglas 111•DonitId, from the 47th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Scutt, who exchanges—dated as above. 471 h ditto—Ensige James RaMay Scott, from the 42d Foot, to be Ensign, vice fil`Donald, who eicbander—dated as above. 57th ditto— En.ign John William Dunstan to be Lieuteuaot, without purchase—dated as above. Lieutenant James Jackson to be Adjutant, vice Deanna, wbo rei,igsis the Adjuiantey only—dated as above. Assistant bargees George Inglis, from half pay 93d Foot, to be Moistest Surgeon, vice Duucau Campbell, wit° ex chaages—dated as above. 52tb ditto—Licutetiaut James Seymour, from ball pay of the PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brow• or Muscovado Sugar, corn. puled from the Returns made in the week ending the 17th day of July, 18ti, fa 3119. Id. per hundred weigbt, ex cluaive of the dank' of customs paid or payable tbeiews the importation thereof into Great Britaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Coro, Winchester Measure, as received from the Inspecto►s io the respective Maritime Cities and Torus in England and Wales, from *hick the Prices that govern liaportatioa are calculated.—July 13, 1133 k. i t L l ' .1 i I k, '• 4 ... 4 i i a a 'a 11 44 2:I 0 1 4 12 8 1 :14 Q A 1 ---, ........... ---- s. d. a. d a. d s. d a. d a. d. s. d. 20 19 3 18 327 10 28 8 0 0 0 0 S. I. 43 1 PRICE OP CANDLES, Frogs Tallow Chandlers Halt. Pric• of Cen.llee, per dozen, 9. Oil—Moulds, 10. ILL 6d. tier doses allowed for ready gooney, No. 9 —That, independent of the operations of the Com. misaioners of the Slaking Fund, the following tedeciions on the national debt and I charge have takes xlice be. Sweep the bib January, 1793, and the Sib Jimmy 1817, tin. that 25,290,994 I. of 3 per cent, capitals have been cancelled, by the proceeds of the sale of laud tax, the annual divi dends on which athount to 758,7291. 16s. 63. ; aid that 2,313,420 I. of 5 per cent. capital was paid off wit► money charged in the finest* accounts in the public expenditure, under she head of Miacellaueous Service*, the dividend* on which amounted to 118,171 I.; stud that 3,449,9561.0(3 per cent. capitals were cancelled under the Act of 4$ Geo. 111. e. 142, by Mon into 225,254 I. lute annuities, the divi dend on which amounted to 103,498 I. 13..; and that 539,244 L of various capitals remained unclaimed for tea years and upwards, prior to the sth January 1817, the diet. dead on which amounted to 17,2351. and that 523,4931. 19s 54. of life and other terminable aanuitiee created prier to the 6th January 1703 bad fallen in, expired or remained un- claimed for thirty years and upwards at the sth J 1817, making, with ►he charge, of management Oa the capi tals cancelled) of 17415 I.; a total diminution in the an nual charge under these merit beads of 1,538,3681.; but as 225,254 I. of life annuities were created by the extnictluti of the 3,4411,995 1. of 3 per cent. capliads under the Act of the 48th Geo. 111. c. 142, the actual diminution of annual charge for the year 1817 would bate been 1,313,111 I. if there bad been no sinking fund. No. 10—That the total revenue of Great Britain is the 24 years between the bib of January, 1793, and the sth of January. 1817, from taxes alone, including the small branches of hereditary revenue, and lecideatal mummy amounted W the IBM of 1,114,318,583 I. sterling. Nu. 11.—That the total expenditure of Great Britain, for the same period, via. from the bib of January, 1793, to the 6th of January, 1517, for merest en the debt as it stood us the Sth of January, 1793 (but excluding all cheuge. fur loans since 1793), and for expenses of civil ruvernai,ut, for the No. 20.—That, is borrowing the thin of 82,053,7581. paid to theCostheissiosers of the Sinking Fond, there wereereated„ and added to the debt, capitals equal to 113,960,0081. of 3 per cent. at •n sona.d charge is perpetuity, of 3,418,818 I. whilst the Commissioners redeemed, daring the same priti-tel with that sum, dividends or annuities is perpetui ty, to the amount of °sly 3,338,667 I. equal to 111,195,231 I. of 3 per cent. capital • occasionthr thus, by the operations of the sinking feud, a loss of 79,9611. of perpetual anuoity, equal to 2,668,3761. of 3 per cent. capital, •hewing that the debt created, between the 7th January 1817 and the sth la nuary 1811, was at the rate of 138 l 17s of 3 per ceut. esp ial fur every 1001. of money; and that the arnuost redeemed is the same period was at the rate of 1351. 13s. of 7 p' r amt. capital fur every 1101. of money, being a loss of 3 I 4.. of 3 per cent. capital on every 1001. of R 10.14 y expended try the Commissioners. No. 21.—That the total sum funded in Great Britain in the 29 years from the sth y, 1793, to the sth January, 1822, amounted to 675,636,477 1.; that the total sum re ceived in mosey, and accounted for, was 070,354,123 1. at an •nnual aggregate charge of 33,813,793 I.; eta of 33,083,0221., for interest is perpetuity ; fur 884,898 I. of terminable annuities, converted into 750,777 I. of perpe tual annuities; the 230,0001. on the Lime terms as perpe turd annuities were created is 1796 ; and 854,896 at 18.88 years purchase, and the whole into a 3 p er ev er ca pli•l, equal to 1,127,126,633 1., being at the rate of 168 I. Is. of 3 per cent. cspital fur every 100 I. of money received ; or 100 I. of 3 per cent. capital for every 591. 10s. of mo ney, equal to b 1. Os. Iltd. per nest. interest. No. 22.—That the total sum paid to the Commissioners Oahe Sinkhole Fend, during the said period of 210 years, from the sth Jaguar', 1793, to the bib January, 1821. amounted to 270,543,895 1, tad the expenses of their alert during the same period were 94,9011., making a total charge in money paid to the said Commissioners, of 270,638,7961, by raising of which an I charge in prelim silty 013,651,477 1. was created, equal to 455,040,202 I. of 3 per cast. capital. Nu. 23,-That with the 270,638,7961. , as waled in the preceding moieties, the suit. Commissioner have pur chased capital, of various elersominallowi, to the amount of 413,401,2071. the 111111113 i dividends on which are 11,507,09014 which sum, ensverted into • 3 iter reitt ea. pital, is equal to 416,903,0001, being at the rate of 1541. Is.