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....,-,A 1:24Nt...? v ., , 5 .• ' .11f..47 - 1,1 Ar 4 (... \-- fi---i 4 , A I.!lio.gria . ' \ lio ) ~; h i 1 , ', kl .1 .., \ A \!'';4 . ei, h7//.4 A .1..:-.:*.5,.,..!:5, 7:--1:-:`-.*\ Y,V---i-'.- 1--;:--2'1,....i,..7:,,:,'I Jterii,\.,:4;:l::.- ;-:---: . 2: _ , ; ,: Z.':...- - -- ---: \-1;;,,,'-j45.e.:,,,,\-...---. ,',:. ,i;',.(0;7i1kv‘..•,4;" 17-,rl "MT ITN"- Mi t KI-°' rlo' . ..., ' 42 :1' 4 60 • ' . p. v c tr:: NTIMBER 7818.] to consequence of the general wish of the numerous Vi sitors of this Theatre, the kvic Pantomime of the GOLIS EN AXE and the BLOOD-RED,KNIC=I - 11' will be repeated Three Nights loner. 'ROYAL AMPHITtIEATRE (AsTLErs), WESTMIN S 13t.1136 E. .under the Patronage of. their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE REGENT and DUIZE of Yore . Pri - iiS and every Evening during the Week, at Half-past Six precisely, will be presented (the seventh ,"nle this the Grand Equestrian and Pedestrian Melo "rama, in Two Parts, called ' PEIE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; or,THE FATAL BRID - GE. The Illelo-Drama to terminate with the Fortre ss o n Fire! and a grand Attach by Horse and Foot! • - NOVO GIOCO CARIBBIANO, by"L'Hercule Romain. The Comic Extravaganza of THE HUNTED.TAILOR and his Horse TALLY-HO ! II !DiaVolo Antonio will go through his wonderful Per formances on the Cord Volaot. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. DOcrow. • Clown, by Mr. Brown. The whole to conclude with (by desire) the popular Comic Pantomime, called - THE GOLDEN AXE ; or, HAI: LEQUIN WOODMAN. Elitestrian Tuition float Ten till Three.—Boxes 4s. 'Pit 3. ; Gallery Is.—Sccond-price at Half-past Eight. 1; P111,7T1.41; INV- OFFICE, Sept. Ili, 1817. THE COMATISSIOLVERS f or VICTUALLING Hi.. MAJESTY 'S VY do hereby give N'otice'. Oat on Friday, the 26th. Instant,. the!, will be ready to ;receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Person s as wilt undertake to furnish what TALLOW CAN DLES nsa! be dens ward for the Service of the Victualling , beparinacnt-at De;:tf9rd,,Ar One Year from the date of the Contract; to be paid fur b'y Bills payable, without Interest, ditty days eylcr date. The Conditions of the Contract may Levee's at the Sc- cretvy's Office: Aro rega);d will be had to any Tent7er which the Price shall Nat be, inserted in words at length, or that shalt not be . the Board bilure One o'Clock on the said :Friday, the Stith Pestaya, xur unless the Person who makes t 4 c Tender, or .Yo2fLe Person on his behalf, attends, to answer tcheu called far: • . . VICTUdLLING-OFFICE, Sept. 19, 1817. THE COMMISSIONEAVar VICTUALLING His 211.4.IESTY'S Yr/FY do hereby give Yotice, That on Tuesday, the 30:A Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in (Pilling (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred and Thirty Towrof NEW STOUT IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be Pe-manufactured flan& the Old, Broken, and Bent Pieces of Iron !lON. now remaining in his Majesty's Vic. twilling Premises at Deptford ; to be delircred is tie ! space. of Six Ik'eeks„ by 'weekly proportions, into the Vic tualling Stores at that place; and to he paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, si.veq days after date. The Co,u'itions of Me Contract may Ge ,teen a ae Secr4- t"r / ' S CYj4T. Z%'o re,g'ard will be had to any Tender in which the Price dhall it s ie inserted in words at knth, or that shall not he Qireted to the Board btfo7e (ln o'clock, on the said 7We:- 4Y, the; 30th I:nstant ; nor unless the Person who makes Tendcyc or swine Person on his behalf, attends to an steer te.hen called for•. Etich Tender mast also be accompanied bya Letter signed ty Two responsible Persons, engaging- to b.-eQme bound with the 'Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of .5001. for the due Performance of the Contract. OFFICE OF ORDN,I.VCE, Sept. 19, 131 7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His :11.-1- ‘ JESTY'S• ORDS.-INCE (lo hereby give Notice, that they will SELt'i, by PUBLIC AUCTIO_V, at Me ?'OTT" ER, on 11,;iv the Gth day of 'October next, at Jae ven o'Cloek in the Forenoon precise'y, SU.Y DRY LOTS 4, 1 * Nli7r, OLD, and UNSERVIC:E..4II 4 LE S7'OliES, conzi.aing of Anvils -and Pieces, Bedding., Bellows, and Flocks; Dduble and Single Powder Horns; Painted Corers and Tarpaulins; Pickaxes, Spades, Shovels, and Saws; Stoves, Ran es, Sadlery and Harness; Standing Vices, Sad dle-bags and PiLes, Saltpetre-bags, old' Lead, Double w.rked Iron, and Ordnance re-converted Iron ; together with various. other Articles, the whole of which may be .viewed upon application at the principal Storcheeper's Office in the Tower, until the Dayof Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same. By OrrleY of the Board, R. 11. CREIT, Secretary. VICTU.,II,LING OP ICE, Sept. le, 1817. THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUA L L HIS 111.4JEST.1"S IVAPT do hereby give Notice , that on Friday, the 24tA of October next, theY will be• ready to . receive Tenders in writing (sealed up),, an d treat with such,Peisons as will undertake to .supply 6,1, separate ,Con tracts) all such Quantities of SEA PROIUSIONS and FRESH BEEF as May be required for hi.; Majesty's Sbips and P - es- Sels at JAMAICA and NEW PROVIDENCE, during the space of Twelve Months certain; the former from the 31st of I)ecenzber next, and the latter franc the 2tith of.Jamtary fol 4toing ;. and further until Six Months' IFarning shall be given for the termination cf the Contracts.; . the Conditions of wilich may be seen at the Secretary's. Nn regard will be had .to any ender in which the Price shall not .be . inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the „Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 24th of October next, nor unless the Person who snakes Ott Tender, or souse Person on his behalf,' attends to answer when called for. Nor will any Tender for the Sea Provisions Contract that contains extravagant prices upon sOme articles, and pikes muck inferior to the'reo value upo4 others, be considered as proper to be admitted. - Each Tender must be accom,O aiiied by a Letter signed by tu:oresponsible Persons, en; aging to become bound with the f r urty tendering, in the Penal - Sam of 15,0001. for the due peiy',:r i n g ; dr e fij' the '6)i:tract for Sca Provisions, and of 1,0001. fur the Fresh Be ft Contract, VIPTCALLING OFFICE, Sept.'l6, lIL COM M ISSI9NERS for • VIC'I'.IiAI. LING his :lAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notici that on TUESDAY, the 21st .of Octpher Licxt, thcy will ready to receive Tenders iil writing, sealed lir, and treat for the Male of The PREMISES at VALLEYFIELD, in the immediate vi cinity of Pennyettick, and licighbourhood of Edjubut gh, with the several Buildings and Erections thereon, lately occupied as a Depot foi Prisonch of War; and alSo, of The TWO DWELLING HOUSES on the high Grounds immediately adjoining the above Premises. 'which were oral pied-by the ..gent and Surgeon of the .DepOt o with the GrOunds surrounding the same. •. . TheDep6t Premises were formerly used as an extensive Paper Manufactory, for which, or any other manufacturing purpose, they nre well calculated,, having, a most abundant supply of - Water, and containing extensive Ranges of Build ings of various descriptions : ana the Houses, which were lately erected, are ver y commodious and well finished. Further patticulars may be known by applying to .Mr. _Alexander Munro, at Vallryfield, Who will spew the Pre. wises, and point out their respective BoundarieX. Persons disposed to become Purchasers upon this occasion may offer either fur the whole Depot Premies, and for the Two Dwelling-Houses conjointly, or for the DeOt Premises without the Houses, or, for one or both of the Dwelling- Houses separate from the Depot Premises, at their option ; observing, however, that no Tender will he received in which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board-before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday the 21 st of October next; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Perspn on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET:ERS PATENT. J. METCALFE' i S PENETRATING HAIR DRUSUES, for all kinds of Uses. THE Universal Reception ant! Unbounded Pa_ tronaire (beyond all pat allel) given to these New In vented BRUSHES, be all Ranks in Society, is a wonderful instance of their excellence Over every other I wiplement for Cleansing. the Head Iron Scurf, thereby :strengthening, beautifying, and - promoting the growth of the Hair. As HORSE BM:SHES; they are approved and recom mended by Professor Colman. They are aliLe ester filed tot all hinds of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic PurrO4ses, wherein a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and com bine economy with expedition. They are :also of the greatest consequence for Manntacture and Machinery, anal are highly appreciated by a number of the first artisans in pre c, 11,1 tee, the superiority art the Patent Brushes is so great, that (la comparison'. all others are wholly useless i as will he proved on trial. Patent Brushes are % , arranted free from whalebone, or any adulteration, and at the same price as genuine Brushes itere tofore made. To Q sad Retail of the Patentee, No. 39, Great Mary-le bone sloCet,.Portlan , l-placv, and at :450, Oxford-street;, and Htt respu,table nth., of BrushLs the United Kingdom. N.l3.—Some fraudulent Shoptieetierr - llitying imposed on the Public, both in price a!td quality, by selling spurious Brushes, please to ask for .1. Metcalfe's Patent. Brushes, and see each brush has the Patent re's Stamp impress'ed on it, ", Metcalfe, Plitentee," with the Royal in:igls. Wholesale Orders to be addressed to Metcalfe and Kent, 19, Dean-street, Suite, or 'l'. G. Keut, Poultry, London. TITU RSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. PUBLICATIONS. WOR RS NEARLY RF;ADY FOR PUBLICATION, By. lialatvin, Crltd.‘ck. and Joy, Viteoo3tvr- row. of INDIA. JAmeS Mill, Esq. hi 3 vols. 4th. with Mars drnrii by Ar rowsioith. -• . • . , • 2. SYSTEII of CHENIItiI'ItY. By Thornai Thoinson, F.R.S;sBc.c. &C. New Edition, entirely reOinpused, in 4 vois. Hvo. • 3. ROSABELLA ; or, The Mother's Marriage.' By the Author of" Itomance of the Pyrenees," -" *LtotoSebastiano.," Sze. In 5 cols. 12wo. 4. MANNEIIS ; a Novel. In 3 vols. I4mo. t • "" (111 sot troll ve sonvent un,plps sot pour le lire,.". • TN: HISTORY of. ELSMEitIz, and ROSA, au lipi3ode , the merry matter PyJohn Mathers ; the grave by a solid Gel tleman. In 2 vols. hnuo. 6. The QUAKERS; a Talc. By Eliza B. Lester. In I yol. RELIGIOUS SECTS AND PARTIES,. ' ' This DMy was , published,- " In a neat thicli Pocket 'Volume, price 4s. or on a larger pa . per, price fis.. . . . - ASKETCH of tire DENOMINATiONS of the CHRISTIAN WORLD. To %villa is prefixed, an Out line, o rA theism, • Deism, ,Theophihoitliropisio; Judaism, Ma honwtanism, and a Chronological Table of Ecclesiastical His tory. The nil teeoth F.ditiun, c , irri:cteu-and much enlarged. Dv the 'Rev. JOHN EVANS. - London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Pater noster-row, SOUTH AMERICA, &c. This Day were published, by Baldwin, Crado&, and Joy, • . Paternoster-row,: CORTEZ ; or, The Col4tinest of Mexico as related by a Father to his Children; and designed for the ILstroction of Youth. Translated from the German of 3. H. I:anipe; by Eliz. Helene. A New Edition, with a Nlap, price, bound, •ss, 2. Bizarr • ; or, The Conquest of Peru. By the same Au thor ; 12rno. with a Map, twice, bOund, (id. S. COLUNIBUS ; or, The Discovery of America. By the same Author. A New' Edition,- i2mo. with a Map, price, !wood, is. Gil. • • 4, ,* The interest excited by the 'recent Convulsions in the Western Wurld r4er I lie.above concise Histories extremely useful af, I he preseitt period. ARN 0 WSNI iTurs ATLAS. This Day was published, inkroyal -tto. price 11. 10s. butind,, NEW GENERAL ATLAS, coostructed from "X.. the latest Authorities, liy ARTIOWSNIITH, Hydrograiiiice,to the Prince Regent. • Exhibitinvnot only the • Boundaries and.l3l%isions, hut also the Chains of Mountains and other Gtozraphical Features of -alt the hilown Count'ries in the World LcomPrenewled in 53 Maps, from Drimings, engraved in tlie hest style of the Art hysSicluey Printed Archibald Constable, and Co. Edinburgh ; and Lotigmln, linr , t, Bees, Orme, and Brown, London. • •A to inay br bad, just published, The ED1N81.711(4 GAZIMT Mi . 'or, Geographical Illc tionark;,comprising a complete Body of Cieograpity, Political, Statistical, and Commercial. , Handsomely kilned in Bro. (douti;e coltinins), and containinr twenty-five sheets of letter-press, Vol. 1. Part '4 :price Ds.—To be Com pleted in Twelve Parts. - STATE OF THE COUNTRY. AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, &c. With he‘kirttelt satisfaction we can state, that Manchester and its dependencies fully participate in, the general improvement. Weavers, cuttets, dyers, and every other elms of operative manufac tnrets, art: now in full employment with increased wages; whilst a still greater degree of comfort is affo“led to their tamales, by the rapid decline ,in the price of that essential to life, Bread, which the . almost ,unpre - Cedentedly abundant harvest lots placed within the reach of the poorest. Every de scription of goods which are manufactured in this centre of the cotton trade, have, for several weeks, experienced a gradual advance in value ; fur there is no article which has not benefited by the late happy change in commercial. prospects.(Man chester Exchange Herald) 5o extensive is the improvement in the woollen trade,that. in Leeds and the neighbourhObil there is not a .person connected with that branch of manufacture, willing anti capable of woihing, out of enirloyment.—Burnley has also felt t h e bene ficial Elects of this illtprOt enumt of trade ; in the manitfactute of calicoes, for what ,Isd. was paid some dine ago, the workmen now receke (Liverpool .ddrertiscr.) A twlventowth ago more than half of the shipwrights of Liverpool were out of work'; at preset there is%scarcely a single good workman unemployed. The same May be said of most of The other classes of mechanics and artificers con nected vvith shipping.Liccrpoot Mercantile Ga zette) HAMILTON, SEPT. 18.—Our ha►•vest proceeds with great activity; much has been cut down in this district sincel he commencement of the month. We liave hAd already oatmeal of this year's growth in the market, ,at , 2s. 2d, per l►eck ; 'HO nothing now is Avanting to insure one of the best r,f crops but a short continuance of the I►reSeut most ausl'►i. cio us 'weather. D,UNDEE, SEPT. Is.—The . crops look well in every part of the coni;try I have been in, and they are no where so late as in the vicinity of I wStiflingshire, the harvest is one:lottrth ad,ianc ect ; 'and i,t Perthshire, one-halt ;In Angusshire, two-third, ; in Aberdeen!,hire, - One-third ; and, in Bri.ehin, new barley-meal has . heen sold at .1' neck. 'Yr:J(le is mucli improre*l here. Cloth, which two months ago was selling at 9s. has, ad vanced to 146. r and the certainl of a goqd har vest" will no doubt improve it much more. At Skirling; Fair, on Monday, halt•led beasts were in demand, and were bought up by scores in' the /Homing, before they could take their stand on the Green. This circumstance gAve to , the sales that continued the whole day • prices were, however, reckoned lotv.; but, upon the whole, there has been no niariiet,in thi s part of the country so brisk for smile Owe. The sales in the horse Market were heavy, an d p r i ces , .also low. {PIM B SEVEN PEiVCE. PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. --~,r:. , (Prone the , Clister Coierrent, Se/,t.'2; .) . DON' ,OF THE COL'N'eltY. We have the satisfactintr to learn, - that itt most all branclies of the . -Revenue, the present ("darter promises . a., very -wa l ked superiority twee the corresponneot quarter of. last year. Perhaps if lye were to say thtit the difference would be as lone- to three, we should not much exceed the truth, , A considerable manufacturer, who, on. one article ,nurse, last year, paid (hides to the amohnt. of .10,000/. in the ten weeks following the Ist,of July, has this year pahrin the same period of, time above 13,600/.. and we have rem son to' believe, that the demand for woollens, linens; and cottons, taking them . together, has been augmented iu at least the same propoition. Nothiog cell-airily: can more f u lly prove the sub stantial staitilitymf our credit, than tharnotwith standing -the large sales.., both for forei g n ana twine investment, ()lir Foods still maintain them ;wives at a pi ice so greatly advanced since the be ginning of the year.. .The partial, narrow-mind ed, exclusi ve principles of commerce a:topted by the pretentlers_tO liberality on. the Continent, are not sufficient to keep otit English produce and manufactures, These men net front a passionate hatred out! envy of England, which makes then/. overlook their real interests. They would all be come manufacturers, whether their respective countries are fit for it or not, inertly that they might outvie the English ; hut the force of things overcome their foolish theories, .ants our goods force their way by their intiinsic value and cheap ness. France takes. our iron 'awl tin, .and is a gainer by so dOing;, and our cottons find their Way even into the heart of India :‘ and the pre sent age beholds the ex'tr'aordinary Circumstance of a raw article sent front the banks of the Ganges, to be manufactured on those of the Clyde, and returned to its native spot to be coostoned ! Nothing can now be done by the enemies of Public Credit, but to alarm its with the schemes and mananmes of Russia. At - one time-,, the Cossacks ire seen . descending from the Atides : nt another, General Yermoloff menaces the Gov,v r -, nor General of India with a detachment of French, gugineers from Persia. We do not say that the 'timer of the,great Northern Autocrat is to be dt.- spised, or that hiOrtendship for its he etet nAl ; bait_ hitherto the projects which have been kindly attributea.to his Imper:al 'Alajes - ty, do hut little credit to the : ingeouity of their fain - it:alms, It still reouire something a lit;le better put to.- ;;ether than these incoherent rhapsodies, to de preSs. Consols agaiust the approaching ttc omit ; Whilst on the outer hand, the. payinent of near five millions_of divi‘len,ls is it cor;4,iti and positive power which most operate towards.their tlesa tion. Let us not be misundeiStood. We tin not mean that. the whole or even the half of this int meose suett is likely to be applied to purchases of .Stocks. Ott the contrary, it has been our con stant doctrine, that after raising theTtords to their present height, money would • tie principally de , - voted to the is of agticulture and cum ? tierce. We have derived the first great benefit front the revival of public credit, and are now in the second stage of our prosperity.--,'Nevertheless there , must' still he so much ntottey. tleviited t o reinvestment in public securities, ,as .will in .alt probability carry iheir improvement to a big it:r pitch / befure the end of the ycar. PUBLICATION . .. NEW AND IMPORTANT WORKS ON SOUTH AND • • N6ll.Ti-i AMERICA. ' This Day were published, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, • and Brown, London : 1. TRAVELS in BRAZIL, from PERNAM BUco te, SE.-IRA ; besides occasional Excursions. Also, a Voyace to Nlitranain ; the whole exhibiting a Picture of the State of Society, during a Residence of Six Years in that Country. Illustrated by Plates of Costnines. By Henry Koster. 1 0 2 -Vols. Bvo. pric e 11. 4 s . b oar d s . 2. The HISTORY of BRAZIL. By Robert Southey, Esq. Vof ; and If. in 'Rix' with a Map o f th e C oun t r y, pr i ce 4 1 . I4s. boards. • •, .3. 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Translated by Helen Maria ,Williams, under th e immediate Inspection of the 'Authot% • 't The Third and -concladinz Volume of the HISTORY of •BILIZIL. IL Southey, I. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. ,sr.QuEsTRATioNs•. Scptentber 13, •Alexamler 'Campbell, merchant . and haber., 41ashei., South Bridg e -st ree t, Edinlough—Creiditors meet in the Royal. Exchange Coffee-house there, 37th September and 18th OFtober, at 2. Septi.inbet 13, William ASi ldleton, merchant, Glasgow-- Creditors meet in the Lyceum Rooms there, '2sth September and 9th October, at 1.52. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. • Dat•id Russel; founder and merchant, residing et Durie Foundry, near Leven, Fifeshire, to be 4.x twined in the Tontine Tavern, Cupar, 29th September and tsth October, at 12. • . • Pvter Ferguson, junior, slater ;Ind s'ate. merchant, Glac pike, to he examined in the Sheriff. clerk's, office there, anti September and 14th October, at 12. Creditors iif Gaan Walker, 'hiller and grain•draler, NI ill, Ayrshire, meet in the trustee's writing chambers, Manchliny, 4th October, at 11. Creditors of Hobert 11a114rand Son, tanners, Port. Glas gow, meet• in the King's Arms Inn there, nth October, at I. Creditors of Thomas 'Taylor, merchant, Melrose, meet in the Black 801 l Inn, Jedborgi, 29th Sel , lelliber, at I. • . Creditors of .lames Mackinto,h, re-ssitling at. Kincl6 • lri, meet in. the Athenaeum, Inverness, .29111 September, at I. Creditors of John Rutherford, grocer, Edinburgh, weet in the Royal Exchange Cuffee-liome there; ad October, at I. Creditors of the Falkirk Union Ihutl will receive a divi dend at the tact of James fiosel, set tee, nilkirk, 17tli October. .• Crediturs of Thmaas Etb!ie, rind - Co. merchanti in Forres, Will receive a diviilend trout the trustee, 17th ()ciober.,--•A. meeting will be lield ip the tiii;ce of John Fursytl), Forres, bib Ocioher, at 12. Creditori Of Oottit Petrie, myrchant, Arbroath; %vitt re ceive a divieentl from il.lexamier .Mann, merchant there, Idtlt October. States of the affairs of Adam ekenzie, cattle-denier, late in Allawielach, Itoss-shirr, lie wall the trustee—\e> States of the. anirs of 11;,' , ext Portion, hinge7mllier, Ciiweatlitetisy he. with tile titisice till itrth txtUth.l.-.Nt.) " Ik ilii un.Park anti Alvxamnicr .Law, merchantS, G reenock, individual partners of Palk, law, amid C. , . misc.rchants there, and of Italn•rt Johnston and Co. inurchammt,m, i\vwfoin:dralut Ja m , and Janie,: Dow only sat civing rirthcr of es Dow au: Co. merchants, Glit;gaw, hate„ applied fin' discharges.. 'LATE MELAN'CIiOLY EVENT AT NOBTFItVICIi.- No hi - 1111(1 . particulars 04 (kis 14t1e'n:able subject have been wade public bince_ouridst ; ccnntnon rumutir„however, states, th•at in,tUyeirctiinszanecs, highly favotirklb:e to. WAi(FFIVLD, bac(' is rt Gcndetisan highly cs;ecnted by large eh cle of tuost respectable actptaintance, and is cliarileteriiied its being posses' , €(l of a 11103 C 'oentnolcut.ileart.--(Liceipisol Paper.)