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THE COURSES WILL COMMENCE-- of l• On -the PRACTICE o f PHYSIC, w ith th e LAWS 7,0‘,..ue ANIMAL ECONOMY, and PATHOLOGICAL ANA at No. 9, George-street, Hanover-square, on FRI • pi' October 6th, a t Ni ne i n t h e M or ni ng , by GEORGE 'MON, M.D. F.A.S. S en i or Ph ys i c i an to S t . G eorge s o spital, &c. • ..br l• On CHEMISTRY, including MEDICAL JUAISPRU 'NCE. at the Royal In on TUESDAY, October Os at Nine in the Morning, by W. T. MANDE, Professor the Royal Institution, and Secretary of the Royal Society. • 1 ,,a• On THERAPEUTICS, . with MATERIA MEDICA, at ".,.'itht in th e M orn i ng , at No. 9, George-street, by GEORGE rE ARSON. M.D. &c. &c. LEcrunEs on SURGERY will be given he' Sir EVE- • I, A RD. HOME, gr a t u it ous l y , to t h e P up il s o f St. G eorge ' s spital. R.—Proposals may be had at St. George's Hospital, and I.t, the liouses of the respective Lecturers. ' PETERSFIELD. VOCAL CONCERT positively for One - Night only. ty• EX. ANS, of his Majesty's Chapels Royal; Mr. COI, ", of II •'• C • ts and Vluxhall Gardens; sir te 11 1.1. • .011(.el • h i ll I I ZWILLIAM, of the Surrey Theatre ; heg respect pet,Y t. announce to the Gentry, and Public in genersl, of Deo •ss e l,l and its Viciniq, that, with the permission of t h e I tr r A w nt,horities, they will hare the honour of performing, th e N F „,SDAY Evenin4, the 111i1 of October, 1820, ill T own, '" UAL'. ROOM of the RED LION INN, in that t o „,: A VOCAL CONCERT, n i , -. '-ng of a SELECTION of the mot.t admired and fa ‘,..urite SUN(, DeKris, CATCHES, and GLEES; ac '44Panied on the Piauotorte by Mr. EVANS 1 1% , PAW!' I. tt, ° .',uctor e Glee, "Music's the language of} Soo: '', l tst :ibove," S. Webbe. ...N4n e '" Z! , - Collyer, " The anchor's weigli'd," Brabant. . tv,;: f . ,'', l r- Fit zwilliam, " London howls out f town.' ite c .,`",ev, (Ms.) " The Greenland Hunter,".... Dr. Chard. ,' A II e • and Song, Mr. Collyer, (MS.) 1 . C. S. Evans. S o , - `le Plains of Waterloo," j oacue, Mr. Fitzwi•lhatn, " T he ortgin . of Old} I. Ashley. tik e lors," Blow, blow, thou winter's wind," a -I ' 1 Stevens.. ta"lriged for Three Voices by Evans 4, e ' d , %Mr. Evans, " Faithless. Emma," . • Sir J Stevenson. • f :' ' a lr. Collver and Mr. Fitzwilliam, " As it } Bishop. R ii e !I upon a day " huing, Fitz .;, .. Sweet warbling Pliilontel," .... Parry. ~ I 1 Mr. Fitl:illiatn, Parody on " 0 doter con- I -t lt ~ •-• Parry. (;I, () v, Drink to-night," Dr. Calleutt. t ie.,v, cc PART H. - - - . ' In a Vale clos'd with Woodlands, - N ir• Colly er , " Auld Lang sync, - b ue - s' i Fitzwilliam, (MS ) r ' 11 r• Eva ns an d Mr. " Shep- .)C S Evans. 6 :` I have lost my Love," arranged hr S. Mr• Colker, " Fair'Maid of Lumen," ........ Party. DLOsi mia Dotabella," (from the Opera of }Mozart. ,Fant tit t) vat, ;,Mr• Evans, " The Maid of Marli }Sir J. Stevenson. Mr. Fitzwilliam, (Mock Italian,) " Meastre 1;;:: tos a great 0-p'ta Singer!' It r ! . '' Beauties, bare you seen a Toy," s a )-C. S. Evans. Son I4e ( ' l,, e in i 811,) ... N IL Collver, (MS.) " Bring me the Wine," blo llidian Melody.) (.) I .K 4 labree Voices, " The Nightingale, the } weeikes. Kan of d e li g h t. " (: 41 : 1: Mr. Fitzwilliarn, Quadrilling." Shy particular desire,) A b how, Callcott. ali4s " A House on Fire, !' 1 :1 - i ke t , of Admission 33. each, to be had of Mr. Mullin, Petersfield ; and at that Door of the lt,ionts, on the , f Pet fus-manoe. Ib erf el3 "Ots will be opened at ELM -past Six o'Clock, and the i . , ance to begin at flall-past , seven. tr j " , with th e Words of the Songs and Glees, to be bad L rtnter, 3,:c. as above ; also at the Humus ; Price SIX- L() DON BRIDGE TEA WAREHOUSE Corner of UPPER THAMES STREET, Opposite St. Magints's Chard). ILLFAM CAPE, TEA DEALER and 1 444, GROCER, 'avails himself of • the earl i est upper °f expressi n g t o his Friends and the Publ ic,' his gra-.. L4rfur the patronage with which they h a ve honoured I rti ' s i s S ,'Pee the opening of the aboVe Establishment. He his former Friends have found that the qualities 1)14, 1 1 Teas are equal to what they have been accustomed to - i, 44* e of him and that the numerous Customers who, Nv l el e time:have honoured him with their Commands, Itisio`'ettn eonvinced that he has realized the professtens wtth ~ue set While.the extent of, and conveniences at 'diet c et r tQ, the above Premises, are such as to allow of Mr. keeping his Co ff ees and Groceries of.all kiuds'wholly h r Crow tis Teas, to the great advantage of the latter, veriresUrne s to hope that the situation will prove a great tni e „ ace to Families residing southward of the Ikletrypo 4)tto'Yv"tn it may be desirable to be taken up, ar , to , ah . ght, ' , ;as:e their ,parcels left at his Warehouse. . 1 ( : . Is far I. 'sp,.,:,';!ing to claim any undue pre-ronnence ove r to a!- set, 4 "le cOmPeti•t&rs• • in Trade ; but once more begs „" Etiends and g at.b, that;they may, at all tame!, "i' o 4 beilig served . his Warehouse, with Teas of um -11! t fur 4 1, 4 " h d aPpri;ved .rood flavour, and Groceries of all kinds, 'est and upon the. most equitable•te , rms.. hy 11 e a& :tre seleeted ' and purchased at the East-India Sales ~f4rtrltets of th e f i rst em i nence and. respectability ; an d are v , has d d 0 , tht Public in their genuine state. W. C. has pur 'e e- ae L a "rge iat the present September Sale, and begs t 4 subj o i n a ` L ist of Qualities and REDUCED Prices. GXN LI BLACK TEAS. able 1-I StoresCONGOU TEA, at ss. to Cs. per lb. very service, 00 4 ip Stei and Manufactories Tar e . R ONG CONGOU, at Gs. Gd. to 78. adapted for Inns, TIE BL ' and Families having great consumption At; , tautt . AS K- LE AF STRONG .CONGOU, at 7s. to Ss. the VINE s ‘ ., ll,l abl e for respectable Families I' INEs-i' LI CHONG, from Bs. to WS. of superior fl avour CAPER SOUCHONG„ at .ios. to 12s. OLIO 4. 4 h e 'f PKOE aud PAD RE. SOUCHONG, in papers or • ise • dt 12s. to 14s. 84 1 G GREEN TEAS. N'E p R EEN TEA, at Gs. 3d. tots. Gd. per lb. DI NE TWANKAY, at .7s. to 7s. 641. t rI t0 :10 s . 411311.1 : - LEAF BLOOM, IIYSON KIND, at Bs. AE I • Fn YON, at 10s. tid. to 12s. of fine flavour • caSON and YOUNG lIYSON, of superior flavour, at to 13 , V p I,l"Jutial t'OIWuIi,N„I'Ztr.,,SUPEIHOR-FLAVOURED HYSON, at .14s. TIiiIIINPOW DER 11 YSON, at 128. to 14s. to ,20,-I°ST SUPERIOR GUNPOWDER HYSON, .18s. . • • co o , COFFEES. I'I N/ :. I'INp!'"I'LANTATION COFFEE, at 35. to 3s. Gil. - C BOURBON and JAVA, at 3s. Gil. to 4s. r 1110CHA c r WURKFYto ss. i ,i t i The above ;srt)icles, toiett ' ier with Chocolate!, Cocoa, Ile s, .!' lliil Groceries in general, of the must genuine quail -o,4re sold on the lowest Terns for Cash. h ilt 4 sues Per • pavine readymoney, the Local Notes of Country „ s '(l‘.ll'sills Nes i - itilypa:able uhere issued, will he taken all kinds of r,,,, i i without charge or deduction ; an d . a s tui4ivi coin will be received ;it the Market price, as w e ll . il 0, !I'lls•iif Exclnuige, a gainst which small differences will, /...'n-vil, be given • casts. Ibl.'„vciinr Ctut. a lw ll i l e)allisved for money, in purchases of lA., , ''l l warels. • ' 0 , 1 ,:leas packed in lead cases for the Country, and fond"l ' 4 'enteil to n ot , of the Town, free of expense. li Bridge FSept.l3, 1"0. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1820. THE LOTTERY. ALL PRIZES FIRST DAY, Of the Pub. lic avail themselves of the Contractor's offer') 4boo 'rickets are sure to be drawn. and 2, In the First Quarter of an Hour. To secure tbs above, buy before Stli of OCTOBER. TWO Prizes of TWO Prizes of 10,0001.! &c. &c. &c. ALL STERLING MONEY -Only 7,600 Tickets. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT. 37, CORNHILL; I 88, HAYMARKET; 11, HOLBORN; 141, OXFORD-STREET; Who Shared and Sold in the Lottery just ended, No. 135 In 8 Shares.. 20.0001. • 3,686 In 12 Shares 20,0001. And various other Capitals. TWO of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS! TWO of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! Others of I.OOOL &c. &c. &c. ALL STERLING MONEY---Only 7,600 TICKETS. IV Nut less than 4,500 Ticket's will be drawn sth OCTOBER, YET . ALL WILL BE PRIZES ON THAT DAY. WEBB L ~ Stockbroker, 9, CORNIIIL, in G• briefly noticing the above attractive and novel fea tures of the approaching STATE LOTTERY, begs to point out the advantage to be derived frotu purchasing early. TWO must be decided in the First Five Minutes ; and as 4,500 Tickets, at least, will be drawn, many other Capitals are also likely to come up on the sth October, on which day Every Ticket drawn must be worth at least 141. TICKETS and SHARES are on SALE at WEBB'S Fortu nate Office, 9. CORNHILL ; where No. 8,444, the First 20,0001. Prize in the present year, was Sold in Shares. FYTON, Stock-broker, /, CORNIIILL, A begs to remind his Friends of the near approach of the Drawing, sth OCTOBER, and to apprize them , that every Purchaser, before that Day, adventures with peculiar Advantages, as TWO PRIZES of 10,0001. will be drawn iu the First Fifteen Minutes. Every Ticket will be a Prize First Day.-4,500 Tickets sure to be drawn. TWO ... so,oool. I TWO . lO,OOOl ALL STERLING MONEY—OnIy 7,600 TICKETS. t-1-t All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fide lit] and dispatch. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. BY AUCTION. The GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of LANGFORD, in the COUNTY of BEDFORD, extending over 1753 A. 111. 12r. of most excellent Land, now producing 4711. 17s. lid. per Annum ; also the RE' TORY MANOR of LANG FORD, with the FINES, QUIT RENTS, &c. By Mr. BURRELL, at the SUN INN, BIGGLESWADE, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th Instant, at Twelve, by order Of the Devisees in Trust of Sir Juba Jackson, Baronet, deceased, • TilE valuable Freehold GREAT TITHES of CORN, GRAIN, HAY, &c. of the Parish of LANGFORD, 'bout 40 miles from London, ou the borders of Hertfordshire. Particulars may be had of Mr. Lilburne, Soutbill; at the Sun, Hitcher ; White Horse, Baldyck ; George, Sliefford ; George, Bedford ; George, Woburn ; at Lloyd's Coffee-house ; of Messrs. Flail, Thompson, and Fox, Solicitors, Salters' Hall, Cannon-street ; at the place of sale; and of Mr. Bur rell, No. 5, Throgmortun-street. GUNPOWDER . WORKS, TWELVE MILES FROM LONDON. By Mr. BURRELL, at GARRAWAY'S, oh TUESDAY, October 17, at Twelve, in One Lot, rIPHOSE valuable and Old-established LEASE HOLD GUNPOWDER WORKS and PREMISES, now in full Work, situate at BEDFONT, on HOUNSLOW HEATH; also the fixed MACHItiERY and PLANT thereof. The Estate is held for an unexpired Term of Eleven Years from Michaelmas, 1820. kor Further Particulars, and Tickets to view, apply to Mr. Burrell, No, 5, Throgmorton-street, 20 days preceding the Bale; particulars may also be had at Lloyd's Coffee-house; and at the place of Sale. Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, in one of the finest parts of the COUNTY of KENT, 24 miles from Londou, tithe-free, part land-tax redeemed, and the poor-rates very low ; also the Great Tithes of nearly 150 Acres of Land adjoining, situate in a beautiful vale, in the midst of field sports, and plenty of game, with excellent roads to the same. By Mr. BUItRELL, at GARRAWAY'S, on TUESDAY, Oct. 17, at Twelve, by direction of the Executors of Mr. Thomas Relph, jun. deceased, in One Lot, • ' AValuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, con sisting of a superior FARM, in the highest state of cultivation, situate at Kemsing, ;shout three miles from Seven Oaks; comprising an excellent Farm House, or Gentleman's Residence, with gardens, pleasure-grounds, plantations, orchard, a complete malt-house, capable of malting , from 800 to 1000 quarters ; the farm yard is surrounded by capital build ings, in stabling, cattle sheds, waggon and cart lodges, hop oast, granary, and appropriate buildings of every description; four barns, four cottages, and 307 Acres of most excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and ‘Vond Land, Hop Gardens, &c.; the whole in the highest order, and abounding with fine water. The property may be viewed 14 days preceding the sale, whets Particulars, with a Plau of the Estate annexed, may be had 'on the premises; of Mr. Selby, Ot ford ; of Messrs. Crow, Solicitors, and at the Crown, Seven Oaks; Angel, Tonbridge; King's Arms, Westerham ; Star, Maidstone ; at Lloyd's Cof fee-house; the, place of sale; and of Mr. Burrell, 5, Throg morton -street. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Seer. 22. Amsterdam Ditto, at Sight l2 4 Rotterdam l2 8 ._ _ ._..._ _ Antwerp l2 9 Haniburgh 37 7 21 Us Altona Paris, 3 Day's sight Ditto Bourdeaux, ditto Frankfort on the vain 51adrid Cadiz Gilboa 34 Elfectir , Barcelona Sesille Gibraltar Leghorn Cienoa 43i --Venice, Ital. Lir. 27 60 Malta 45 -- N a p les 33/ Palernso • I UAL per Oz. Lisbon • ' Oporto 4B/ itio.lanciro - Dublin 7 ' Cork . '..... 8 per Cettt. BLILLION• Portugal Gold, in Coin .............. L.O 0 0 per Os Foreign Gold, iu Bars ............... tr 17 loi New Doubloons ........... .. 0 0 0 Nvw Dollars • '4 10i liver ul Bar s , Standard ................ 0 4 11 # HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE FELLOWS of the SOCIETY are it.in formed, that the Sum necessary for the Execution of a PORTRAIT of the late Right Hon. Sir JOSEPH BANKS, Bart. to be placed in their Meeting Room. having been oh. Wined. no further Subscriptions will be received. Horticultural Society. Regent-street. September 22, Mo. PUBLICATIONS. TILE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No.XLVI. Will be PUBLISHED in a FEW DAYS. " HONE'S NATIONAL TOY."—THIII.TY-SIXTH EDITION. This Day was ,published, The aunt extensively embellished, and most rapidly selling production ever issued how the Press, Price I..iNE: SHIL LING.• THE QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD DER, a National Toy. By the AUTHOR 'of the POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK. BUILT. With 14 Step-Scenes, and I II ts , t rations in Verse, with 18 other Oats, viz. and Low—He qualifies—Declares—She ac cepts—He alters—lmputes—She Exculpates—Emigrates— Ite-migrates—Consternates—He accuses—The Press watches —The British Liou awakes—lie asks for his Croicu, and they glee him the Bag—They degrade him—The end, Cats Meat— Teapist the Great—Gone Sailing. London : Printed fur William Hone, Ludgate-hill ; and sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdoms. Country Orders, inclining remittances, will be punctually executed, and Placards for doors and shop-windows inclosed.. Likewise, by the same Author, 25th Edition, price 6d. " NON Ml RICORDO DEDICATED TO THE RING. • - •On the 2d October will be published, In Royal Octavo, price 25. 6d. each, No. I. and 11. of an Original Work, entitled LIFE IN LONDON ; or, the Day and Night Scenes of JERRY HAWTHORN; Esq. and his ele gant Friend, CORINTHIAN TOM, in their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis. . . By PIERCE EGAN. o .* In announcing a Work like the present, it may be ne cessary to premise, that it will he a production at which the Grate may smile, the Gay feel delight, the Comical laugh heartily, and the Pathetic have occasion for a Wipe. The Modest will not haVY occasion to turn aside with disgust, nor the Moralist to shut the Book offended. The Corinthians, likewise, will have no cause to be ashamed to acknowledge " Tom" as one of . their Party; nor the large Family of the Hawthorns to disown poor " Jerry," for his Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis. • Each Number will be illustrated with Three Characteristic Coloured Plates; . the Scenes from real Life, by I. R. and G. Crnikshank.—The Work Will be completed in Twelve Num bers. . . London t Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster Row. • • CHOICE ENGLISH FRUIT. On the 15th of September was published, Part T. price ss. of an entirely new Work on Fruit, entitled. • • THE HORTICULTURAL REPOSITO RY, containing Delineations of the best Varieties of the different Species of ENGLISH FRUIT ; to which ate added, the Blossoms arid Leaves, in those Instances in which they - are consideTed necessary ;—accompanied with full De= scriptions of their various Properties, Time of Ripening, and Directions fen Planting .them, so as to produce a longer Suc cession of Fruit ; such being - pointed out, as are particularly calculated for open W a lls a n d f o r F orc i n g. By G. BROOKSHAW, . Author of the " Pomona Britannica." _ _ Conditit7s; 2 l: be elegantly printed in royal Sen. and the Plates di avVii 'and colon red from Nature. 2. Each Part will be illustrated with Emir Plates, (except where very large Plates are given, which will he necessary in the Pine Apples, the Melons, and some of the Grapes, in which Parts Three plates only cattle given), representing the Emit in its natural Size. S. The whole will be completed in about Twenty-six Parts, forming Two handsome Volumes. !London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater , noster ltow. BURGESS'S NEW. SAUCE for General rurposes, having_given such great approbation, and the demand for it continuing to increase, JOHN BURGESS acid SON beg most respectfully to 'offer this their best ac knowledgments to the Public for their liberal patronage of the same : its utility and great convenience in all climates, has recommended it to the nio,t distinguished foreiguon flexions, who have all spoken higPly in its recommendation. It is prepared by them ONLY; and for preventing disappoint ment to families, all possible care has been resorted to by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their firm arid address, as well as each label having their signature, with out which it cannot be genuine, JOHN BURGESS and SON long established and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues to he pre pared by theM after the same manner that has given the greatest satisfaction fur many years. w a t e house„ 107, Strand, currier of the Savoy-steps, London. the Original Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) OXVORDSHIRE. On Thursday last, about twelve o'clock at noon, the city of Oxford was visited by a most violent storm of thunder and lightning, attended by much hail, during which a fire ball fell in the house of Mr. Gardner, painter, near the Harpsi chord Garden, St. Clemeut's. The electric fluid passed along a piece of iron iu the window, and from thence to the opposite side of the room, where the nails supporting a picture were drawn out. Mr. Gardner and one of his children were knocked down, and the crib, in which was an in fant, was upset and broken ; but providentially none of the family were materially hurt. NORTHA PTONSH llt E. " At a Special Sessions of the Peace held at Peterborough on Wednesday se'nnight, for the purpose of granting authorities to the several publicans within that liberty, a licence was refus ed to Edmund Lavender, keeper of the Black Bull, public-house, upon Borough Fen Common, in consequence of his having' kept a disorderly house, and particularly for suffering tippling in his house on the Sabbath-day.Tbe Magistrates are determined to refuse to renew the licence of every person who shall be represented to have kept. a disorderly house within the year. IR ELAND. It is reported in the political circles which take an interest in the affairs of Ireland, that Government intends, if not to abolish at least to make a considerable alteration in the Irish Linen Board. We knew not how far this report founded in truth ; but the conversation which took place in the House of Commons on that subject, when the miscellaneous estimates were discussed, in the last Session; appears to give it countenance.—(Dubtin Evening Post.) SCOTLAND. IMPROVEMENT IN TR ADY..—Since we last no ticed the state of Trade, it ha's continued to km prove. The fall trade has been reasonably brisk, and the Calenderers have been actively em ployed for the last four weeks. Weaving work is easily got. 14 ,,4 4-4th tweals have risen from 2?d. to 3d. an ell weaving. A small advance has also taken place on the rate of harnesses amt lappets.—( Glasgow Chronicle.) Ze•-1 - 0 (::: C i' , r .)S f';,:„^-‘ ...5..4.,--..,, ,s*- .:-'• _,. v--'k.,,-.:.:•':':'? „,..4.,A )4 t'Ae- - - •!:,- . - . •-- -41 r, 't:... . 1, ' .'•,, , ' ~i:., %;., ~,,..--,.. ~...-‘,,;.•‘• 1 U ~......,„,,,,..,4.- ...,..., .• ci - - - _ - __ • 1 ...:-.:, ___:-. • ------ ,—.4ft. , -, - ... , .-:.re,.., . , ...,,,p, , ~,,, -. ~,177'i 'e ~-, ' . air ) 4/- PETERSFIELD. This Day was published, price Is. 6J. THE REPORT. OF THE TRIAL OF CORNTHWALTE JOHN . HECTOR, Gentlemlu, JOHN CAWLEY, EDWARD SHOYER, WILLIAM SPRATF, and WILLIAM WARE, the Younger, Yeomen, for a FORCIBLE ENTRY and DETAINER of a FREE HOLD TENEMENF in the BOROUGH of PETERSFIELD, in the County of Southampton, before the Honourable Mr. Justice BURROUGH, and a Common Jury, at the Wiaches ter Assizes, on Friday, the 21st day of July 1820, with 'lntro ductory servations. London : printed for and sold by Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, Li►ucoln's-Inn; Minchin, Pe tersfield ; and by all the other Booksellers in Hampshire. THE SPORTSMAN'S COMPLETE MANUAL. This flay was published, Price 11 ; 18s. in boards, dewy Bvo. or, al. as. in royal flro. The Second Edition of . ITISII ',FIELD SPORTS ; embracing Practical Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Coursing, Racing, Fishing, &c.; with Dhservationi on the Breaking and Training of Dogs and Horses; also, en the Nlanagement. of FoWling Pieces, and all other Sporting Implements. - • By W. H. SCOTT. This Work is beautifully printed on fine paper, hot-pressed, and illustrated with upwards of Fifty highly-finished Engrav ings ; 34 on Copper,.executed.by those eminent Artist*, Scott, Warren,.Greig, Tookey, Davenpor4Ranson, and Webb, from Paintings by lteinagle, Cleland', Elmer, and - Berrenger; the remainder cut on Wood, by Clennell, Thompson, Austin, and Bewick. • *„. The Author's object has been, to present, in as com pressed a ferns as real utility would admit, Instructions in all the various Field Sports in Modern Practice. The means he has possessed fur accomplishin.. , so desirable a purpose, be trusts, have enabled bins to pro duce such a Work on the sub ject of Field.Sposts, as in point of Paper, Printing, Illustra tion' and Embellishment, is not to be equalled in the Eng lish Language. London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. COUNTRY NEWS. GLOUCFATEIt MUSIC MEETING. N.l3.—This Work may be had likewise in 12 Parts, poce 3s. each, dewy, and ss. royal: except Part 12, the price of which is 4s. deMy, and 71. royal. [PRICE- SEV.iNPENCE. The preparations for the Grand Musical Fes- val at Gloucester have been going on for some ime. The Bishop arrived at his Palace on the 15th inst. to make the necessary arrangements. Tuesday evening several well-known thieves ar rived at Gloucester by the Bristol coach ; they were fortunately soon afterwards discovered by Lavender, the Bow-street officer, who turned them out of the City. The commencement of the performance took place on Wednesday morn ing under very inauspicious circumstances—:ta storm of wind . and rain, with very little inter mission, lasting during the whole of the day ; the Cathedral, however, was crowded to excess in every part, and also the avenues. The company began to arrive before 9 o'clock, although the church service and performance did not begin till 11, at which hour the Bishop took his seat on his throne, and. the Dean in his pro per place. The Corporation went in procession, with their Maces, the Cap of Maintenance, and. Sword of State, the Mayor and Aldermen wear ing very handsome scarlet robes, trimmed with broad fur. The overture to Esther was led off in a very fine style by Mr. Cramer and a very excellent band. The obligato movements for the oboe and bassoon *ere never heard to finer effect than as they were given by Mr. Griesbach and Mr. Holmes. The grand Dettingen Te. Deum was welt supported by a numerous assemblage of chorus singers, who were very judiciously selected. The solo and verse parts were very finely sung by Master Marshall, Messrs. IV. Knyvett, Vaughan, Hawes, and Bellamy. The absence of Mr. Bartle man from the orchestra was occasioned by afflict ing and severe indisposition, but Mr. Bellamy proved himself a very able substitute ; he was in excellent voice. An appropriate Anthem, composed by Dr. Boyce for a full band, was extremely well per formed, iu which is the celebrated duet, " Here shall soft charity repair." It was admirably per formed by Mr. Vaughan and Mr. Bellamy. The musical performances concluded with the Coro nation Anthem, which was enthusiastically and effectively given. The Church Service was read by the Rev. Mr. Mutlow, and the Rev. Mr. \Vebb ; the sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Wetherell, one of the Stewards. At the close, a liberal collection was made at the door for the charity. In the evening, a Grand Mis cellaneous Concert took place in the County Hall. The first part consisted of a selection from. L'Allegro edit Penseroso, in whicli Mr.Vaughaa enraptured the audience by the chaste and effec tive style in which he gave, " Come, come, thou goddess fair and free." The other principal singers were Mrs. Salmon, Miss Stephens, and Mr. Bellamy. Mrs. Sahnon in " Sweet Bird," was accompanied on the• by Mr. Cramer. In the second part, Miss Ste phens was encored in 4 ‘ Cease your funning," as was also the delightful glee ) " Return blest days," by Messrs. W. Knyvett, Vaughan, Ilawes and Bellamy. Mr. Lindley played a Concerto on the Violoncello hi his usual style of superior excellence. The Overture " Anacreon" went off extremely well. Nl' LEISURE. 4 SI, AP A T SLOP.- 45, LvOGATE-1 - 111A. 2.3 d Sept. 1820. -