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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-18

THE DINNER.

In the evening there was • dinner at the Freemasons'
Ta►ern. The sompaay cousiated principally of the Com-
mittee and some of the active friends of the lu.titutiu•.
After the cloth hall been removed, the Chairman, Dr.
CoLluen, rose, and after a few obwrvat ions expressive of the
gratitude they owed his Majesty tor the countenance and
support which he afforded the Institution, proposed—' The
King," drank with applause.
_ _

The meat toast was-" The Queen and Royal Family."
The Ctiakiamad said, he was sore the company would be
happy to drink the health of three personage's, who were
worthy of being associated—The Duchess of Kent, the
Duke of Sussex, and Prince Leopold.
In the course of the evening some useful suggestions
were thrown out by several of the Getitheitteu present,
particularly with regard to Alcuithly Reports, which would
bring the Institution more frequently before the public; and
the Chairman said, he had uo doubt whew its meyits were
fully known, the Society would receive more extensive
support. He regretted to slate, that at present there was
a deficiency in their funds, but he war sure it would uut
long exist if Gellik•IPII present would exert themselves
to Increase the antscimiption list.
. .

The company meparaied at au early hoar.

On the night of his MAJESTY'S visit to the
Opera, a Gentleman going 111t0 the pit had his
pocket picked of u very valuable gold watch. It
was extricated from his 'pocket with such desteritj,
that lie had not the slightest knowledge when it
happened, although his seals were tucked in his
fob, and his coat buttoned tight over them.
On Friday eight, between ten and eleven o'clock,
Mr. Pitittirson, farmer and grazier, of Alger-
kirk Fen, Lincolnshire, was stopped by .I vil-
lains (i,ix or more) near Cut Bridge, about a mile
from Boston, on the Swiuesbead rend ; and after
resisting two men chin first stopped him, was tinnily
knocked off his hue-e, and robbed of 4641.
cash notes, besides two pruinireory notes and seve•
ral memoranda.
The practice of vaccinating dogs, for.the purpose
of preventing distemper, has bees. adopted w many
eases with sucetcis. The operation is performed
when the dogs are from six weeks to two months
old, 141111 the matter has always been inserted on the
inner surface of the tar, part as free from hair
us pout bk.

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London, England, 1821-07-12

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Aduntlanee One Shilling.

OUTINIAN LECTURES.
fir HE Friends of throe rational Meeting*, and
a their Acquaintance, are respectfully informed, that
the FOURTH LECTURE na the MARRIED STATE
will be delivered at Mr. PENN'S, Portico, New-street,
Spring-garilenr. on SATURDAY NEXT, the 14th July,
IStl, at Three &Clock,
By Mr. RICHARDSON.
T ekets, Re. 6.1. each, or 14s. she Course, may be bad of
Hatehard sad Sun, 167, Piccadilly.

RICH GOLD sml SILVER DRESSES.
iv TURBANS, and SCARVES.—AII Weavers who have
any Goods that have either ouvelty or ekgance to recom-
mend them, which they can sell cheap for ready money, are
requested to apply at SH BARS sod CO.'., No. 11, Henrietta.
street, Covent genies, where Ladies are certain' of Midi.,
the.lorgeet and decidedly die most elegant variety ia Lon-
don of fashionable Silks, Salim' Gauzes, beautiful Lace
mad ilialablmart Dresses, Veils, and Scarves. Haberdashery of
every deseriptioa, at prices so extremely reasoisable that an
idea tan be formed without inspection. Good Striped Sars-
nett, 9s. 10.1. per yard; degas' Figured Gauze Grease.,
lbs. each • and Florence Stripes Ss 9d. the Dress.—Shears
sad Cu. Bedford House, No 11, Henrietta-street, Covent-
garden —An extensive Collection of India Imitation and
China Crape Shawls and Scarves, from one to 15 Gaines.
each.
London, England, 1821-07-12

WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

CORONATION.—Messrs. Glanville end Co.
have, by permission of the Dean and Chapter,
FITTk:D VP, according to ancient usage, all those puts
within the Abbey that have from time immemorial beet, me-
oriented their privilege. The Seats are ■rrauged in the side
Aisles, on each side the platform, and raised a sufficient
height from it for spectators to command the procession, and
discern the &stares of individuals. In the intermediate
centre nave, great part of the procession will remain during
the ceremony withi■ the Choir. The music of the organ
will be distinctly heard. The Scats are conveniently divided
for train, in bones holding lea sad twenty each, whilst
others are retained fur single tickets; thus giving an oppor,
Inuit, for persons lu any part of the kingdom to make cer-
tain of a seat within the Abbey (if applied fur without de-
lay). who might not otherwise have the chance (by f
only) of procuring a Ticket. Another division of Seats are
tomb° feet from the flaw, part formed into boa's holding
four and eight persons each; here the Music of the Organ
and Choiristers will be enjoyed in the greatrat perfection.—.
A few of the Seats at this height will netindly not only
command the Procession in its approach to the Altar, but
slim the Ceremony of putting the Crown un his M.jesty's
bead. There is ample spice allowed for walking at the bark
of all the Seale, both above and below ; and Refreshment
Rooms, Female Attendants, and all conveniesicies are pro.
vidsd„ and as the Boxes are constructed to prevent c owd-
ing, properly matted and decorated, it is concluded persons
may be as much at their ease as in their own. dwellings.—
Messrs. Glanville and Co.'s Office, against the North aide
of the Abbey itself, is open from ten till four each day
The Seats are going ur rapidly.
London, England, 1821-07-12

BOXING'.

SHELTON AND CARTER.
Tuesday was a day of real business amongst tko
mettled fanciers of the milling school. After the sparring
match there was a dinner at the Brown Bear, Row-street,
when the second deposit was made between Randall and
Martin. By eleven o'clock Borchers claimed the chair, and
jollity prevailed. Every man was sweet upon himself, and
to keep talent on the alert, a purse of 201: was subscribed,
fir two of the gemming present, Shelton and Carter, to fight)
for. Not here," said the host, tt I must have )1111 qathry
manly and the company retired to another place foe flak
mill. Oliver seconded Shelton. and horn, Cartel. "
lu the first round Carter wept at his adversary with mitch.:
gaiety, sad roonter-hits were exchanged, but bulb waisted)
the rough rdee oft their exertions to do much execution%
and after a scrambling round both went doln.
2. Carter received a finals lefi-hanited fairer which he re-
turned upon the body of his •ntaeuniat, and after a smart;
rally they closed. Carter made a slip, and Shelton rot him
head smiler the left arm and reared spots him successfullys.
and shrew him a heavy fall, which grogged him, and ICI,
hill ogles blinking.
3. Shelton availed himself of his adversary's distress by the
and paunccd in upon him and floored hint by a heavy
bit on the side of the head, which wuo the fight.
This casual turn-up will lead to a very interesting fight,
as Carter it seems can he backed fur 100 gallica., and
Shelton's friends are ready with their bustle. There aill
be much diversity of °pianos urea tlaie match:

A Paris Paper (the Ga:elte de France, of Salm...
day) says, " It is asserted that BONAPARTE ha.
left forty millions (pones), whirls sum is ilepo-
sitt-d in the Tower of London. llis 9013 is heir to
this private property."
On Monday Sir JOSIA9 ROWLEY sailed from
Cove, in the Harlequin sloop of wai, for Kin.ak,
where he had the honour of paying his respects to
the Electors on hi• late ►eturn as Member, mid of
entertaining hi+ constituents at a splendid dinner.
on Wednesday the Admintl.riturned In cove, and
toe Harlequin proceeded fur Plymouth.
A carp, weighing twenty-Iwo poands, was taken
on Friday last, in a pond tit Newton-park, Sower•
set, the seat of Gong LANGTON, EN.

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London, England, 1821-05-29

NAVAL IN I'ELLIGENCE.

MAY 27.

Arrived yesterday Ilse learns franc Itio Jructrut is 6t 1.
eight days.
Palmed by to-day for London, lb* Mary Ann, Voting, (rum
Batovis • Marciii..iirss of Ely, from arias; and the Car
Smith, front Bat Woes.

Sailed the Hersey Clay, Putts, fur Virginia.
PLYMOUTH, 114 Y 4t3.
Sailed the Iphigenia and Scriugapatamt fur Pm billionth.
►ALMOUTH, MAY 23.
Arrived the Doke of Kent packet (4) with a snail from
Lisbou in 10 slay'.
Sailed the Duke of Kent packet (1) with a mail fur Lis-
bon ; l'err de Female fur Havre ; Angelina fur Alkolaix ;
Hee, Williams% fur Calais; Widdriugton,Orwen, fur Amster-
dam, and the Lightning and Metter gleans vesaels fur Huly.
head.

SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 27.
Passed by the David Scott, Warriugton, fions Madras and
Bengal; and the Boekinitham.hire. Adams, from Chisa--
sailed 28th January, sad from St. Helena IDb April; the
Pursers of both ships have lauded here.
DIAL, MAY 27.
Arrived yesterday sad sailed for the River the Ludy
Campbell, Marquis, from China; Asia,Pstterson, from Bom-
bay; ■od Hasty, Baud, from New South Shetland.

Arrived to-day and r►maiu the David Scott, Warren, from
Bengal; Catharine Green, Holland, Gum Jamaica; Under-
wood, Remington, fur dira and Emulous, Trundle,
from &dike.

A gentleman some months ago had his hat
stolen from the Pm!lament House, Edinburgh,
'sun, after tome search, found in liosarsqura of a
broker in the Cowgate. The Gristlemma iden-
tified it to be Ilia property, and carried it off. He
at the same time requested the broker to attend in
the Parliament Hume, and emleavour to find out
the person who sold him the hot, %filch he did, and
he VI MI apprehended, and for this and pome other
offence was tramported. Tlitrralier the broker
brought an action before the Small Debt Court,
Edinburgh, ag-mast the (tuner of the list, for the
money which lie paid for it, and also fur retuttne-
ratio', to him for his trouble and loss of time.
11w Justices present animadverted in strong terms
on the culpable conduct of the broker to pur-
chasing property trout a person who was a otrouger
to him.. and not only dismissed the aciioo .but
found him liable in rspensep.

Printed and Published e t Tim BRITISH PREIS awl THE
GLOBE Office, No. Stroud, by C. CORR WELL,
bf. be Strsed.
London, England, 1821-05-29

BIRTH.

On the 10th instant, at Florence, Mrs. Edward &Tenor,
of a daughter.

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DEATH.

On Thursday evening, the 17th Matas,, in the 77th year
of his age, universally respected sad revered, the Rev. Win.
Itichardiurs, Sub-Chanter of t►e Cathedral, Incumbent Cu-
rate of St. Michael-le-aritrey, and Vicar of St. Struspoou'a,
iu Yurk.
Ou Sunday last, agrd 23, Sophia Margaret, the wife of
Wm. Watson Rohm., Eaq. and eldest daughter of Richard
Terri( k Stainfurtb, Esq. of Holton Lodge, in Yorkshire.
The deccased was married iu September last, at Tours.
At Dorchester, on the 12th iustaut, Francis Julia Grant,
may suu of Majur-Geavral Sir Culquhusto Grsuk aged 10
years.
London, England, 1821-05-29

The Els! of DONOOGII MOR IL gave notice that he
would ore Friday nest move she second reading of the Ball
fir reguLting the making and the sale of Rived.
COURTS OF LAW (IRELAND).
The Earl of DONOUGHAIOR E said, it had been his in-
tention to lune made some sob lions on the s►cood
reading of the Courts of lA+ (lutland) Regulations of Fees
Bill, but since he h.d entered the House lie understood it
was the wish ut rennin Noble Peers that the remind reading
,Isouid be postponed to Wednesday ; he would, thereto..,
postpone delivering his °potion 011 the subject until then.
Ile thought he was right in Inking this 'opportunity to
stating, that it Will his iutention lio ..... we an arneudosseut
where the Bill was in a proper stage fur that purpose.
London, England, 1821-05-29

THE ORCHARDS.

Is is feared that the orehardi in Devonshire have sneered
by she late storm. quud cider ha+ got up to three
tt• tac•s and three guineas and a half pei hogshead. Yet we
b. ar the orchards in Sumerretabite, and other counties east
of this, still sinew the lineal promise. The wall•fruit trees
Lure suffered in severs, parts of this touoty.—(Extenre
Porter.)
Such Is the profosion of apple blossoms i■ Clydesdales
that the owners of the more sure-hearing orchards are ht.
mewing the prospect of a ceuerally prolific crop. Nothing
ran tarred the hest.ty of the country just wow %relived
ilttuatltuu sod Lagar It.
London, England, 1821-05-29

mow!' mippetrutly ►tahutittrrl to the Public,
the extremely hard Cilte of Mr. THOMAS CHAP-
MAN. late of 800141Milk.—Near4v thirty years ago he
itheuverrd and invented the means of making the Fu► of the
South Sem SMIL.III i Mailable to our mattufaettirers. Pet -
•mas to this important direoirry, the valusble fur now
obtained from the seal by his invention, was made no sew of
slier thou for mentor fur the land. The Fur Sent.skiets
were of so little value, as searrely to be worth the freight
of •the ship. They were chiefly sold to the tanners, at from
fiir.peone to two shillings each ; slur / have sitter been sold
al2f. awl upwards per skin, anti their Fur at eighty shil-
lings per pound weight. Immense iptantsties of Neal For
are yearly manufactured and worked up into hats, *haul*,
and cloth sit grrat valor. Numerous soul various article. of
ortmosetital sod comfortable clothing are also notoursetort 41
from it; and it is calculated, that horn fifty to one hundred
tbottaiwasi Fur &inhabit's have, to aaaa rage, been ■uttually
iniputted and worked up shire the tithe tliiir Fur wait by
Mi.Chaptioni first wade available. Nut [evi's/ the means
iu lOw power, when lie tootle this impurtast dterosery, of
tneanag it to himself, sus the cause of his failure and
present duititiu. Tile public bath already beilatell by it
ta a greet amount.

The friends of the above meritorious, but truly inifor-
situate individual, hate deeined it advisable w sullen a
PUBILIC SUBSCRIPTION, us the hope of raising a fond
wore degree, alleviate his sufferings. Through
*MOO Alluvia mail nammillabic inivfortssues, he hush for
Essay years berg utterly without Ilse means of being able
rate, ow the bossiness hr ismisieil, established, suit brought
ink. gesieral nse.—Advauced ■,.•,r, and the great •flkieseen
imeamosed by a severe ihennistic cosnplaissi, which ulliris
coeliac* bons for two or three ininsilis at a sine, is tbs• caul•
of so muds weakness, that he hi reudeved almost unfit and
tinab:e To pursue say Ins,iness that will pruritic the nouns
of esisletice. • Thus, be, who, by au antennas's bud ekiltul
downier', hails leech the cause al giving daily h►.ad so
thou.:ludo, who ore employed in an entire new manufietvre
ns VJI tar. 111 surimrs, i.6.ch also ofessiiies numerous shipping
out mann u it/ be employed—who Traverse tlw usual ►rwose
parts of the South Seas su mulch of Fur Seals, discovering
fj.,l) urw and valuable islands, is himself, at as ads mired
4;r, ili.stitote of ruppurl.
hulr.triptiolis will be thankfully received at Messrs. Her-
ne... Fssy.ubsr, and Co. Winker', Si. Jantes's-street ; soil
at Mewls. hnow and Paul. Bas►trs, 417 Strand.

.1 hr Duo. 41111 k 41.1 lirs, Lord Bishop of Durham kSO
fluo hreilei irk &Amour. Prraidolit ui
the BOlirli of Tholt ssl
Thr Reklit 110:.. the P....r1 of Nrimbroka
Juki. Jul mi. 5
London, England, 1821-05-16

To-morrow, May 17, will be published, is three super-royal
octavo volumes, price 101. 10s. to Nos-Subseribers,
THE Rev. Mr. DIBDIN'S BIBLIOGRA-
PHICAL, ANTIQUARIAN, and PICTUREsQUE
TOUR in FRANCE end GERMANY. Embellished with
One I,llawlred and Pony Copper-plate Etter icings. All the
Copper-plates are destroyed, upon the eompletion of the
given number of Impressions from mall.
Published by M . Payne mid /use; Leninists, Hursi,
atid.C.!.; Jolla and. Artbse 4411144.1", kil,•/Atimiti a. Trip-
kook; and .1. Major.
London, England, 1821-05-16

This day is published, in two Volumes 410. prleetif. tic
in boards,
TRAVELS in SICILY, GREECE. and
ALBANIA; illustrated with uumerous fine Engrav-
ings, Wood Cuts, &c.
Cy the Rev. T. S. HUGHES,
Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge.
The First of them Volumes remising a Classical Tour is
some of the most interesting ports of Greece, with a more
particular and detailed accouot than has yet appeared, of
the great Cities of Agrtgentum, Syracuse, Delphi, and Nice.
polio, ilw Isle of Zsuce, and the Plain of Argos.
The second is confined chiefly to Albania, a country which
the Author visited under eileumstasices peculiarly favourable
to iovestigation. This port, of the Work tontaias a very
detailed History of the private and public Life of the great
Albanian Chieftain' Al. Pasha.
We certainly have never encountered a traveller who
possessed more of the art of carrying his leaders with him,
thaw Mr. iltiglies--and few indeed bare it in an equal de-
gri e. He is worthy to have wandered amongst the scenery
sod objects be describes—and whet' it is considered what
these see, it w ill be seen that higher praise cannot be gilts."
Baldwin's Magazine, November, 1820.
See also Eclectic Review fir November and Derember,lB2l.
Printed fur .1. Mawman, 311, Ludgate-street.

I
I This day ig publislwd, in two Vols. 8v a. price 30s. boards,
i rrASSO'S J MUSA LE' I)ELIV EKED ;
A. so Heroic Poem i with Notes and occasional plus-
! trader's.
Translated by the Reverend J. 111. HUNT, A.M.
Late Fellow of 'flintily College, Cambridge.
Landow : Piloted for .1. 31ftwonan, 39, Lodi/Ate-Wert.
;
i '4 Mr. Iluut'e bold powers se a Translator ofaer. approach
, nester to.the ;modems sod spirit of the milcnin I, Ism' any
' treoslatiori of the modern Clas.set that we possess.".—
Monthly Itiekllepiember, 1819.
' ~ It is sarnieble for its ample fidelity, for OS learned com-
I pantos' 44 polgtote. its *pie writer., mud for We information
r crorstaise.l is the Noses."—lbid, Jose, 11110. I ',..
1 "It entirety soperamles every translation to the Jernitslein
Delivered which ban hitherto been preseitteet to •he riebere,
soil we du owl heeded' to declare, that, I. oar. opines, she
1.,
Tapas of filr. Hoist urea not frar s toesplirisetft nob tie
'Hollitt or Pupi —llriiisti C I 'Jill', May, lil9.
London, England, 1821-05-16

This day is published, in four Vols. dto. price 'IL in boards,
AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the First
invasion by the ROMANS to the ACCESSION of
MARY. By the Rev. JOHN LINOARD.
6` Historians in general borrow implicitly frogs each other.
Mr. Lingnrd understands his duty better, end is more scru-
pulous in the pee foramina of it. He always has recourse to
the original amhorities, and the effect may be seen in every
page of his narrative."—British Review. December, 1020.
••• The Fifth Volume, containing the History of the
Reigns of MARY and ELIZABETH, is is a state of great
ferwartinesa.
Printed for J. Mayans, 39, Ludgate-atreet.
London, England, 1821-07-24

CORONER'S INQUEST.

The followingl;;bee; iraTieinitted !n us by a
Correspondent at Loughres
On Tuesday the 10th inst. a young man, abot.t
22 years of age, named Willa:up Lally. who lived
with his parents nt Knockatoher, near Dunsand
in this county, was, about the hour of eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, sitting in his father's house, to com-
pany with his grandmother, Sally Lally, alias F ruin,
Sally Lally, his sister, and four younger clitlibeet
(also his brothers and sisters), when, in a siolent pa-
roxysm of rage, without ally apparent prosocatMn,
began to beat violently his sister Sally, a Kiel about
18 years of age, expressing at the same time his de-
termined resolution of putting an end to her life.
The poor girl, in terror, made the best resistance
she was capable of, and fortunately escaped from
his hands, first into an adjoining room, and whilst
he was seeking for a weapon to put Ilia threats into
execution, succeeded in making her way out of the
house, together wills her fur children. In the
mean time the monster having seiz,d an iron spade,
was rushing with the intent of preventnig the escape
of his sister, when the grandmother interposed, hop.
rag to disarm his rage, and prevent its consequences,
upon which lie struck with said weapon the latter go
the ground, by a mortal blow on the head ! This
tint satisfying the monster, lie proceeded to sever
the head from the body, which be effected with all
the circumstances of horrible brutality, by revealed
!aloes; and in conarquence of the blindness of tie
weapon, lie so mangled the entire head and net It as
to leave nut a trace of either behind, except the dis-
connected parts that remained scuttered over the
floor, walls, doors, and windows ! This having
secured himself front the intaference or tappers.
lion of the grandmother, the murderer, iii her thitst
for blood, rushed in pursuit of his sis er ; on his nst
he observed an old woman, named Eleanor Coats,
alias Nicholson, and a young girl named Bridget
Cannon (both of the neighbourhood), king in terror
into a neighbouring house, the dour of which they
bolted. He pursued them with his murderous oes..
pon, but finding the door closed and fastened, began
arith violent strokes to break it open; while lie um
threatening to enter by violence, our of the chil-
dren within unbolted tree door, and retired with• the
young girl (Bridget Caution) fur security into the
next room. The old woman, Eleanor Coan,.toiog
the first person kinuet as he entered, lie gave
With acid weapon, es mortal blow on the I",mis
immediat'ely pin a periul te her existence !:7-W
he contioued bi. Work ef blood in treating Oval
lifter victim nearly in the same wanner as he dui
London, England, 1821-07-24

CHELMSFORD RACES.

Nominations for the Oailands Stikes of 31145. each, 20p.
foefrit. Seven Subscribers.
Mr Rosh's Romp. 6 yrs old,. 94.
Lord Verolam names /tassels% 3 yrs old, 6sl. 111 b.
The frit pay lOgs. eueh.
Nominations for the Cop.—Fourteeu Subscribers.
Mr. Rush's Romp, 6 yrs old.
Mr. A. Wright names c. by Blucher, out of Little Jane,
3 yrs old.
1.11/,1 VellalSM'S Veterinarian, 4 yrit
M.. W. M. Raffles name" Ra•aelss, 3 yrs QM.
Sir It. Memos% Carrtemn, 6 poi old.
Mr. T. Wright names Tipsy. 3 yrs old.
Lord Clareudot's Autinpe, 4 yrs

NEWCASTLE MEETING (ConeVotlnD).
TIMPDAY, JULY 17.
Second year of a rrneval of the Gosforth Makes of 100.
each, with 20es. added, for horses, &e. of all ages. Two
miles. (9 sobscribcr,.)
Mr Lambton's gr. c. Dominator, by Macbeth, 4 yrs
old (T. Nicholson)
Mr. 7%0. Powleti's gr. b. The Mardial, 0 yrs old 0 2
Mr. Lofhts's br. r. Domain (late Alert), by Buceplut-
lac dam by Dick Andr,ws, 4 yrs old 3
Mr. Walser's rh. f Woodbiue, by Comae, 4 yrs olds 4 Ot
Mr. Storey's h. h. Little England, toted
0 to 4 .at The Marshal-7 to 4 nest Dunsinane—after
the dead heat, 6 to 4 on Ditniiiiiane, who woo easy.
The Filly Stakes of 25.15. rich, 10es. ft. for three yr old, est.
each. Oise mile. (7 Subscribers.)
Mr. Watson's ches. Fortuna, by Cumin, dam by Patriot
1.)1)
Mr. Kirby's bay, La Belk, by Magic. out of Laura
5t02 on th• winner. Very 'rosy.
His Majesty's Plate of 10f1gs.; four yr old., 10st. 41b. ;
Live yr olds, l Ist. Sib.; sin yr olds, 12st.; and aged;
12st. 21h. Four miles.
Mr. Lambion's hr. c. Borodino, by Smolensko, 4 yrs
o'd (T. Nicholson)
Mr. IV. Prirse's hay cult, by Whitworth, out of Arabella,
4 yrs old
Mr. Wright's b. c. Master Fray, 4 yrs mit
Even betting on Borodino, S to 2 apt Master Fray, and
3 to 1 apt Mr. Pekoes eolt.—A good race.
London, England, 1821-07-24

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, JULY 23.
The market was abundantly supplied this day with all de.
eeriptinus of rattle. The sailer wrre hat indifferent, and at
last week's prices. Ilee, Straw, and Clover, remain at our
last quotation. 'The rogueing is a correct statement of the
pikes and numbns:—
'l'o rink the offal per stone of Sib.
8eef....35. OA. to 4s. Os. Henri of Cattle this day:
Muttou .2s. 8.1. to 44. 0.1. gestate 2 llO
0.1. to 4i. 8.1. 9beep and Lanais... „t 3,600
Vea1....35. 0.1, to 4s. lid. Calves 320
reek ....3a. Oil to 4a. BJ. I Pies.... 290
London, England, 1821-07-24

PRICE OF RAW FAT. per stone or 81b.
Assisted by the Tallow As stated by tbe Butchers.
hlelters. St. James's Nlarket.. 2s 10Id
Price by Ta110w.... 21 9411 White:impel Market 2. 104
Average..... 2s 10d
London, England, 1821-07-24

OLD BAILEY, MONDAY, JULY 0.

Heekte Munroe was capitally indicted for stealing los
suoff-boxes, value 31. in the house a William Troy, Est
It appeared in endowe that the Prisoner, a youth ■boat
17, very respectably connected, having been on bad terms
with his family had been invited by the Proseeotor to visit
his house occasionally; that he called there on the 3d of
last month, and after he had taken his departure two snuff
boxes were missing—on• an agate and the other a musical
box. The Prisouer being au•preted of the robbery, and
charged with it, gave tip the duplicates of the boxes, both
of which be pledged on the same day.
Mr. Justice HOILROYD, in summing op the evidence, ob.
Peeved that the two Knee might have been taken at several
times, and neither of them might be worth forty 'shilling..
Verdict—Guilty of dealing lo Ike aganunt of 398.
Ana Groves, aged 13, and Mary Ann knit, aged 30,
were isdicied fur stealing a 51. note, and five 11, notes, the
property of Thomas B.ruarby, in his house, at Ealing.
The confession of Groves before the Magistrate was then
pat in and read. It stated tint she took the notes out of
the box through au aperture in the bottom. She gave 41.
to Scott, and afterwards be 51. note; and on her salting
Scutt fur it at a subsequent period, abe said •he bail burnt it.
' Mr. Stevens, the landlord of the house where the prose-
cutor resided, gave the Prisoner (irons a good character,
■nd stated that idle was ass orphan, and that he was willing
again to take her under his protectiou.—Two other witeesses
gave liar a good character.
Mr. Justice BURROUGUI summed up the evidence, and ob-
served, there was no proof that the prisone► Scott had been
guilty of the robbery, and theiciute was entitled In the ac.
quilhl of the Jury.
The Jai', after a short consultation, refereed a verdict of
Gul7/y against Groves, and Acquitted Scott.
Frederick Simpson, aged 3S. was indicted for stealing eel
yard. of Irish linen. value 425. the property of Fred. King, in
his rlwelling•huu.e.
By the evidence it appeared that on the morning of the
16th June, the Poisoner was observed to h.aire the shop of
the Prosecutor, 'also is a lines-draper, and detected in early.
hie away the property, which the Prosecutor swore cost bw►
too artiness and sixpence.
Mr. Janice Flootory summed up the case, and the Jury
prnuouneed the Prisouvr guilty of stealing to the amount
of 395.
London, England, 1821-07-24

MR. H AYDON'S PICTURE or
CHRIST'S ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM WILL
CLOSE, at ts 3, Pall.neall, on SATURDAY NEXT. 28th
instant, in order tribe removed to Birmingham.
Admittance, Is.—Catalogees, 64.
London, England, 1821-07-24

GERMAN AND OPORTO PAPERS.

*IENNA. JULY 10.
TNTF.LLIGENCE FROM WALLACHIA.

Lette;;;;;;ini;;;l;;;dated Bucharest. 20th
and 21st June, contains the following particulars :
" A letter from the Greek ramp has been reetived
here, addressed by the insurgents to the Turkiab
Governor, in which they beg fur an amnesty, and
declare themselves ready in case it should be
granted, to return to obedience from which they
have been led astray by Ypsilanti's delusive in-
trigues and seducing prosirisvo."-.-The Kiaja of
the Poch' immediately gave orders to have procla-
mation every where made. that the amnesty re-
' 9uired should be given to all insurgents who lay
down their arms and return to obedience.
The Knottiest' of the liospodor is employed in
the appointment of the chiefs of districts, several
of whom have already repaired to their respective
posts, in order to do what is possible to restore
order in the depopulated end desolated
4 deputy bas also bore swot to the .Ileyers, who
are now et Cronstedt, iw Transyivonie, inviting
theta, in the mime or the govirnment, to return to
their homes.
freeit!P* pyt tkc shoat * Vs pro,
lia" ill till
.W. 61 604041 gallop, M Diittolt. ee
London, England, 1821-07-24

MALICIOUS BURNING.

A few nights ago a bathing lodge, inhabited by
James Kearney, Esq. at Caraholly, was burnt to
the ground. Mr. Kearney, under the impresvian
that it was maliciously Pet on fire, has served no-
tices, we understand, upon the high constable .of
the barony and the church-wardens of the parish.
of his intention to claim compenra.ion in the usasl
way.—(l6id.)
London, England, 1821-07-24

IUAKKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MotwaY..ltlt.w 23.
The supply of H'hent this morssiug was far from large, bet
Ibe arrivals of Flour coastways costumes abundant, which
occasions dull sale for the former article, and especially that
of inferior quality, which description is 2s. per quarter
cheaper, but pi ime samples obtained the pricer of last Mon-
day. Barley is from Iv. to 2s. per quarter lower ; the auppiy,
although small, is more than rqual to the demand. While
Pease are 2s. per quarter cheaper, and Beans may be quoted
full ls. per quarter lower. Oats support the prices of this
clay se'unight, hut the trade was heavy, having consideralsto
arrivals. In other articles there is no alteration.

cuRRE:wr PR
Wheat, Kent &Essex 34s 624
60s
52s

CF. OF GRAIN.
Grey Pease 36s 32.
Small Beans 30s 33s
Tick (IMO 2Ba 30s
Oats, Potato 23s 26s
Poland Oats 22s 26s
Feed Oats
Flour, per mek 450 50.
Rape Seed, per last-341 381

-Foreign . 50. 60.
Rye 26. 211.
Barley 20..203
Mall 50. 50.
While Pease 3O. 34.
Boilers

IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK.

English Wheat, 8,469; 13..r1eF, 423; Malt, 3,493 ; Only
7,050; Itleans, 1,712 ; Pease, 033 —lrish Oats, M.—Eng-
lish Flinty, 8,541 sst ks.
London, England, 1821-07-24

FOll D-CU 51-IG HU RG H
Lot 3. A FARM, in the Parish of Ashill, near Nation.
Three Hundred and Seventy Acres; its the occnpution of
Roger Jerry, at a Rent of 4501.
Lut 4. A FARM, io the Parish of Ashill, Two Hundred
and Thirty-Eight Acres; in the occupation of James Toler,
let on Lease for 3501. per Annum.
Lot 5. A FARM, in the Parishes of Aslsill and Hough-
two, let on Lease, with Lot 6, to Robert Miller and Soso,
being Four Hundred and Sixty-one Acres, at 705/. per
annum. .

Lot 6. THREE CLOSES of LAND, Thirty-eight Acres,
itonsprised in the Lease with Lot S.
Lot 7. The MANORS of UPHALI., COLLARDS, sad
GEARNES, in Achill, with its Quit-rents, Fines, Rights,
and Appurtinatices; rendering the Owner NAPERER at
the KING's CORONATION.
To be viewed by Tickets only, which may hr had of 51r.
Wakefield, Pall-mall ; and of Messrs. Few, Ashmore, ■nd
!lanailino, &Aifilling. Covent-garden; and Particulars had
of them, and of Mr. Edward Powell, Thetford ; of Messrs.
Ponder and Unthanke. Solicitors, Norwich ; of John Bright.
weu, Esq. Banker, Yarmouth; of Timothy Holmes, Esq.
Solicitor, fluty Si. Edmund's; of Julio Foreman, Esq. So-
licitor, Harlow; of Thos. Hall, Esq. Solicitor, Saffron Wal-
den; of It,. Wakefield, Brook-street, Ipswich; of Thomas
Gepp, Eq. S elicitor, or Messrs. Metgy and Chalk, Outing.
ford; at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; and at Garvaway's.
London, England, 1821-07-24

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og'
•t,
BOARD OF ORRRY r•LOTFI,,
ST. JAMES', PALACE, JULY El, 1821.
BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMMAND.
Notice is hereby giros,
That all cairiages proceeding to' ill Majesty's Drawing
!loose, at Buckingham House, on Tbose% the 28th day of
July, a kit re to into the line al the • 'of St. James's.
street, go. *lnn( tterelend.row, and theisaigh the Stable.
yard into the'Park, and set does with their hones' heads
towatde !oehitghavirs.gate; after ionise down, they are to
Ittitit lit the Birdeage.walk, and no the Parade opposite the
Hone Guards: in taking up, they are to go slow' the road
of the Mall, or the walk adjoining, sad go mil at Sucking.
hans.gateß or the Horse Guards. >y .
, No.bneltimciuselies sill be Fermi** hseeme Into the
Peri, bet meet set down at the metal* of Buckirremen-
gate. •
The 111181418-the top of Constitotion.hill sill be open fitly
fur eitifleigtia'belosiging to person* hawing the antedomee,
',emote sitaiding the Royid Family, which are to set dowel
at The great door of the Pstace in she Coort-yard, and Mt
wait al the bottom of Constitution-hill.
Tickets for carriages belonging to persoes having thei
citing, going lo at the gale on the top of Constitute...MN
will be delivered at the Board of Green Cloth, St. James's
Palace, on Tuesday *eat, between the hours of One sod
Three. o'clock; and so other carriages will be admitted at
that gate.
Chairs are to enter the Green Park at the door in tbs.
Stable-yard, adjoining the Queen's Library; to pendia
otiose the Green, and to set down at the great door of the
Palace, and to wait within the railing.
CHOLMONDELEY.

COUNTESS ST. AN7TINIO'S CONCERT.
The Conatew St. Antonio's concert, on Sunday evening,
in Hanover %rare, was attended by lIIHOUI 100 distinguish-
ed fashionable'', amottg who• were, Prince and Princess
twee-hazy, the Duke de Fries, Chevalier de Onis, Duke de
Gramm°lit. and meet of the distisgoished Foreigners who
',rive., from the Cootie/gut to atteed the Coronation; Ike
Duke of Wellington, t►e Marchioness of Downshire and the
Ladies Hill, Ike Marchioness of Salisbury, Lady Georgina
Wellesley, the Countess of Harrowby sod Lady Mary Ryder,
the Duke of Devonshire, Lord and Lady 31oraeth, the Earl
of Wevtiniolausi and Lady G. Pane, she Dodson of Ric►.
-mond and the Ladies Lennox, Earl and Countess Manvers,
Mr. and Lady C. Greville, ace.
London, England, 1821-07-24

HIGHWAY ROBBERIES.

Merles Gilbert, aged 25, wa. capitally convicted for ae-
faulting William eon the King's highway, •od forcibly
taking from his perso• the soot of twenty-eight shillisegs.
It appeared frons the evidence of the Prosecutor, that on the
10th inst. he met the Prisoner in St.Cotharena's, whom be had
known some years, when they drank together; shortly after.
wards they left she puhlte-house, and *won after the Prisoner
struck him • violent blow on the breast, which felled him to
the ground, sod, at the same time, took from his waistcoat
pocket the money mentioned in the indictment. He gave an
alarm and information to Sammons, liar officer, who appre.
tended him a feedays after at • public-house its the same
neighbourhood. IVIIPII at Lambeth-street office, the Pri-
Kotler said to the Prosecutor, be did not th nk be would have
gone so far with it, as he meant to write to his uncle for
two or three poen& to make ihr matter up.
The Officer fully corroborated the Prosecutor's testimony
in every point.
The Joey found him Guilty-mak.
John Nentgomoricryi was capitally indicted for ***oohing
an old woman named Mary Heart, and forcibly taking
from her person two shillings and two handkerchiefs, on the
12th of Juue last, near Kilburn
London, England, 1821-07-24

WEDS ESDAY.

The Sant Cup, value 60 gs. give., by the Corporation of
Newcastle, Added to a Sweepstakes',' by.. reels, p. p. for
horses, Re. that ile,cr won leogs. at any lime, in Plate
or Stakes, before the day of naming. Heats, two miles
and a quarter each. The ownet of the second horse to
receive 20gs. oat if the stakes. (13 Subscribers.)
Ferguson'. gr. c. Jonathan, by Octavian, dam by
S.r Harry Dinrtsle, 3vs old, (T. l.ye) 1 1
Mr. Fratiltiond's b. f. Caroline, 4 yrs old,
Mr. I.rinibtolis hr. c. Cavalier, 4 yrs old
Mr. W. Peiist's b. colt, by ll'ititwortb, out of Arm
bells, 4 yrs old 4 4
Mr. Kirhy'si b. c. Canova, 4 yrs old
Mr. Catterson's ch. colt, by Walton, dam by Pheno-
menon, 4 yrs old
Even betting. on Jonathan. The first beat won easy, the
second very fine Lace.
TVVa,DAT.
The Gold Cop, by Subscription of 10gs, each, for three-year
olds, thit. 41b.; four, 7st. 111 b. ; fire, Sat. 71b.; MA and
aged, fist. 101 b. Mares allowed 31b. Four miles. (12
Subscribers.)
1.4 Cbsecusberry's b e. Goosslvi, by C. York, 4 yrs (B
Smith) 1
Mr. Lanibtoit's gr. h. Conseil. by Camillits,s yrs
Mr. Braumont's ch. f. Woodbine, 4 yrs old 3
Sir M. W. Ridley's b. g. Choi ister, by Ct. m
Mr. lirandline's br. c. by Doti Cossack, dam by Rambfe
3 yrs old
13 to Soa Consul, sad 5 to 2 agat the wiener.—Woo easy.
The Memlwrs' Plate of SOL fur horses, Ike. fir 3 yr olds.
60.71 h.; 4 yr olds, B.t ; 5 yr olds, Sit. 91b.; 6 )r olds
and aged, Ast. 121 h. Mares allowed Ib. Rims, two
miles and a distance.

.. •
Lord Qoecosherry's tor. m. Miss Synfax., Paynotor.
aged (B.Nmith)
Mr. I..,(toe'd b. e. Middleton by Oriolle, 4yn old

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Steck 4334 I bap. 3 per Ct. An. 7.5 w
9 per Ct. Red 7611 I India Stock
1 per Ct. Cons.. 76 751.- I..dni Bonds.. 39 64 1"-
761 75a E. Bills, 2.... 4 6 P's
4 per Cents..." 95 941 I Jiuo, Com.. psr >E pt.
95i I Lottery Tickets 3s.
3 per Ct. N. Aim.. 109 j Cone. for Ace. •• • 7611
boon
Beolt L. Amt..... 195 f 11 744 76f 76 75 ii

MARRIAGES.
July 14, at Clapham, Alfred Protherne, Esq. of Leigh.
Somerset, to Mel &lore, younge.4 dar,hter of the Het,
John Selwyn, Rector of Lodges'halt. Wilts.
On Monday, July 23, at St. Ge.' orge's, Hanover-square,
Alex. Hamilton Leonard Earle, Esq. son of the late Colonel
F.arle, of Tweede Hone, Northumberland, to Sophia, anlm
daughter to the late H. Paul, of St. Catherine's Court and
New King-street, Bath : the hi ide was given away by Fuld
Marshal Lord Beresford.
DEATHS.
At Longtown, on Wednesday, after a short illne a, Lord
Terra, as lie was rrturning to Ireland.
last 11 eels, at Crombeln, Easez,eits coasequesce of II fall
from hi.. horse, in the 15th year of his age. George. the only
sou of the late Colonel Mule, of Hosield.
Petaled sad Pohl/Acid at THE BRITISH PR6aflt as.l THE
CLOSE Olio% Na. In "road, by C, CORNY/DLL,
of the flizood.
London, England, 1821-07-23

NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 23,
will be stied the Comedy of

THE HEIR Al' LAW.
Dude! Davila., Mr. Williams; Dick Dowlas, Mr. Lacy;
Doeloe Pasglos, Mr. Terry ; Henry Morland, Mr. Baker ;
14edfast, Mr. Younger; Zekiel Homespun, 111x..1. Russell.
Deborah Dowlae, Mrs. Pearce; Caroline Dormer, Mrs. Young;
Cicely Homespun, Mrs. Baker.
After which, sloe Musical Entertaissuent of
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
Crop, Mr. Tsyleisee; Fredesiirk, &seri Lee; Endless,
Mr. Decamp; Robin, Mr. J. Russell. Dorothy, Mrs. Jones;
Louisa, Mrs. Garrick; Margarette (first time), Miss Carew;
Nelly, Mrs. Tayleure.
Bones Sc —Pit, 3s..—First Gallery, fig.—Second Gal-
lery, Is.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massiughant, at
Ore Theatre.
N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by applicatios
at the Box-ulffice.
Tomorrow, the Opera of Love is a Village, with High
Below Stairs.
On Willeicsday, IVho Wan., a Guinea ? with Love Laughs
al Locksmith..
London, England, 1821-07-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENG ISH OPERA-HOUSE,

N D.

In commemoration of the Coronation of his Moot Est-Alma
Majesty Kin: George IV. this Theatre will 1w °petted on
the prearnt Evening at what is usually called Half Price,
sic Bout, 3a.—Pit, la. 111.—Upper Gal-
lery, ed.
TI IN EVENING. MONDAY, July 23,
will be performed the Pastoral Opera of
London, England, 1821-07-23

'KUM SATIIUDAY Niviirs GAZETTN.

Herders College, Jolt 21, 1221.
The solemnity of his Majesty's !loyal Coronation look
place on Thursday the 19th iasts at; and a detail►d recount
of the reretwoosies übserrod opus this solemn ■nd glorious
occasion will appear au a future Gaulle.

Lord Chamberlain's (Mir*, Jae, 13, 1221.
Notice is hereby given, that bla Majesty will hold a Levee
at Collide Muse 1111 ‘Vedoesoay the 25th Instant, at two
o'clock.

Lnrd Chamberlain's Otte., JrIN 13, 1821.
Notice is h.rehy gives, that has Majesty wall bold a D►aw-
ing ROW. 111 Rockingham rather, ea Thursday Ike 28116
iustaus, Iwo u'cluck.

Lord f!,

es Ores, JON 18, 1881.

It is expected that no person w ill appear in mourning at the
IDrawiug Run*, Backingbasu. Palma% us Timmlay the,
2tlah

Carltmt llowe, Jrly 17. 1821.

This day had audiences of his Majesty, his Highness
Prince Esterhaey, Ambamasirsr Extraordinary bona the
Emperor of Austria ' • his Excellency the Duke de Gewasnist,
Anshasaadur Extesordisiary from the King of France; his
Excellency Coned de Siarkelberg, Ambassador Extraordinary
from the Emperor of Russia; bin Excellency Prince Par.
Canna, Ambassador Extraordinary from the King of the Two
Sieilies; his Eicelleney Prince de Hatzfeldt, Ambassador
traordinary from the King of Prussia ; and his Excellency the
Marquis de Santa Cruz, Ambassador Extraordinary from the
King of Spain, to deliver their eer4entials from their respective
Sovereigns, appointing their Excellencies with special em-
hassle. at this Court, to compliment his Majesty upon his
Majesty's Coronation : also Monsieur de Pl. ffel, Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of
Bavaria, and Baron Julst, Envoy Exiraordinary and Minister
Plenipotesitiary from the KIII7. of Saxony, to deliver letters
from nine Sovereigns, in compliment to his ajort y upon
his Majesty's Coronation; the Count de Moltke, Envoy
Extraordinary and Mini•ter Pletiipotentiery from the King
of Denmark, to deliver Isis credential.; and General de Neuf.
fur, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Wurtemherg;
the Count de Pralorme, Envoy Extraordinary from the King
of Sardinia ; anal the Count de Loweishelm, Envoy Extra-
ordinary from the King of Sweden, to deliver their creden-
tials from their Sovesrigns, appointing them on special
mis-
sions al this Court, in compliment his Majesty upon his
Majesty's Curonatioo ;—to which •ndieneea they were sere.
rally inirolneed by Uri 31.11iiiiin of Londonderry. his Ma-
jest?. Principal Secretary of Stale for Foreign A from and
emislocted by Sir Robert Chester, Knight, Matter of the
Ceresiosies.
London, England, 1821-07-23

lON DON,

-

MONDAY. Juiir CI, mi. ,i'•••
•• •I

We have received the Paris Papers of Wedness
day and Thersday.. • They *well with increased
interest ape the relation. lastasoest Russia wad
Turkey.
The Russiaa army. which has for some time
been formed upon the Turkish frontiers, is said to
have at length pissed those limits, with orders from
the Court of St. Petersburgh to pursue their march
to Coasts,ainople. The energetic remonstrances
which the recent occurrences in that capital drew
from Seven STaotionoer, the angry tone of his ad-
dresses to the Russian merchants within the Ottoman
empire, the Stisuffrrable contempt with which be
and his Court were treated, his sudden departure
from Constantinople, and his formal complaint to
his own Sovereign of the indignities that were
heaped upon him—all conspire to give an air of
probability to this rumour. while the rise in the
Austrian fonds is advanced as a ground for remov-
ing the apprehensions of a rupture between these

Iwo Powers.
London, England, 1821-07-23

SILYCR M [DIU.

Mr. Hall, an.:—" Neipionts ()ratio in Hispania ad wi-
Nts soditiosoo, i Lerto."
Mr. Eiliots, see.:—" CAarastors of Deno:Moore end
Citero."—Lord Daliagbrokt.

MIDDLESPX SE.YSIONS.

HICKS'S HALL, JULY 21.

Edward Bret**, William ✓asss, and William
Masan, three police officers were radioed far a con-
spiracy to cheat and defraud certain persona mll-
pretence of irtiling and compounding a charKe of
felony. This is a part of the villainous system of
blood-money, the exposnre of which excited such
loud and universal indignation.
The Defendants were found Guilty, and sen-
tenced to he imprisoned, Bieton and Jones fur
two years, and Mason for six months.
London, England, 1821-07-23

ADZES' BALL and COURT DRESSES,
for his Majesty's Ball at Carlton Palace, sad his Ma-
jesty's Drawing Boons, are row pc spared expressly, mid iw
the first style of Ekgaare mud P.mlsion, by Mrs. BELL—
Ladies will lad it their decided iuterest to favour her with
their commands a, early as possible, as she is determined so
make up every article superior to what is general!, seen ai
other Houses, and at very taanierate Prices. English and
Fresch Assistants of the first eminence reside with Mrs.
Bell. Wedding Dresses, of great choice and oerelty, Am
unlimited display of Millinery, suitable for every OCCIIIIiOII,
at prices particularly rearanable..—Mrs. Bell's Coreet., on uni-
versally admired, can only he ob.ained of herself, her Pat-
terns being so numerous, and every Corset belay adapted to
each Lady's Shape errlsisively. Not • mumeat *Weld be
lost I. givitig Orders for Court mid Ball Dresses, Ike.
No. 01, It. James's•strert.
London, England, 1821-07-23

JAMES ON INFLAMMATION.
This day .ere published, in Beo. pries Ws. 84. boards.
0 LIONS on some of the GEWE-
V RAL PRINCIPLES. and on the PARTICULAR
NATURE and TREATMENT of She different Species of
INFLAMMATION; being, with additions, the substance
of an Essay to *Well the bork4oslian Prize for the year 1818
was adjudged by the Royal Colleze of Surgeons.
By J. H. JAMES,
London, England, 1821-07-23

Int

VAUXHALL.
AGRAND MASKED FETE will he given
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, J• 1123, in honour
of the CORONATION. OF HIS MOST EXCELLENT
MAJESTY GEORGE THE FOURTH, on a scale of ea-
exsnspled magnificence.
This enelianliug scene will present, in addition to its sent
attractions, numerous varieties of illuminated devices, re-
presenting national trophies and other emblematical embel-
lishments, expressly designed for the occasion.
To render the amusement of the Evening martlty of Gape-
rine pstronage, the following are among an inenhe variety
of Novelties, which win he presented at different periods of
the Evening:—Mon.. Chalons will exhibit his unrivalled
Pbilosopkieal and Recrestife Ampirenients. Groups of
fkisadrille and other Diner will enlivens tlie festive scene,
and poortrav the Dances eif varietal& nations, particalarly
the- celelwiried English Monier Deicers. Mr. Wiles*
• urn giles.{)irosigb tha stasis- of his estuaiihing end ere-
PlRuratanees on the Tien' ROPe• 7111 e rele.
braid Fantoecini and Onsirres ',lionises. Mr. Gyngell's
Theatre of Arts will be erected in the Garden, and the
whole of his extrusive and unrivalled Troop will exhihit
all their most eitmetine performance.. 'Elie slack Wiese by
young Gyngell. Balancing, Gymnastic Exercises, and Phi-
losophical Experiments. The Immunized Musical Glasses.
A superb and matchless Trinsparesicy of twenty-tear fret se
length, representing his Majesty in his Coronaiino Robes,
attended by Mincer, and a great number of Allegorical
Figures, will form a prominent f.ainre in the 'lrene. Mr.
Atexaintre, the celebrated Ventriloquist, will also amuse
the Company with kis unparalleled performance. Ramo
Samee, the celebrated Indian Juggler, will exhibit his sur-
prising Peiformattees. Military Savoyard*, Painless, Scotch.
and other Hands will perforni dieing the evening. A grand
National Ode, written expressly ter the orrnowts, with other
appropriate .Mti.jc will be perforated by the whole strength
of the Grand Orchestra.

*.• Dimes will be opened at Ten o'Clnck.
The Supper will be prepared by Mr. Wand, of Bowl-street.
Booms in dress is, and a spleodid Wardrobe, will be fur-
nished by 61r. Thresher.
Tickets, Ore Guise& each, with a Supper (exclusive of
wise), rosy be bad at Andrews's Library, No. 167, at Mr.
Waud's, Coafectiosier, No 38, New Boad-street ; Fullmer's
Music Warehouse, No. 3, 01.1 Dund-street ; Thresher's
Mow's.le Warehouse, Haymarket; Lee's Ditto. Charles-.
'tr. et, Covent-gardea ; Femora's Ditto, No. 78, Strand;
Clew, oil and Co.'s Moshe Warehouse, No. 26, Cheapside;
sad at Ilse Office of The Observer of the Times Sunday
Newspaper, No. I, Catherine-street, Strand.
London, England, 1821-07-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 23,
lois be acted Sleakspeares Historical Play of

KING HENRY THE FOURTH,

PART THE SF.CON D.

King Henry, Mr. Illseready - Prince of Wales, Mr. C.
ffewiltie; Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief Justice, Mr. Eger-
ton; Westmoreland. Mr. Connor; Sir John Falstaff, Mr.
Fawcett; Shallow, Mr. W. Ferrets; Silence. Mr. Emery; Pis-
tol, Mr. Bisachard. Mts. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport.
In *bleb will be introduced filar additional Scenes, dis-
playing the GRAND CORONATION.
Stmt. I. The Platform leading to the Abbey —Scene 11.
Westminster A bliey.—Scear 111. The Cloisters of the Abbey.
—Scene IV. The Grand Banquet, prepared in Westminster
Hall, which is decorated with the different Arms of priglaud.

After which the Melo-dram• of

THE MILLER AND HIS MEN.
Dassis.to be opened at Hall past Six o'Clock—the Play to
begin at Sever.
lowa. 9s ; S►cond Price, 36. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d ; Second
Price, Is.—Gallery, Ile.; Second Priest, la.—Upper Gal-
lery. la. ; fecund Price, Id.
To-wiertow, The Rivals, with Harlon& and Wives.
(hi Wednesday, King Henry IV. Part ii. with the Co-
roaatiis•—and Subs of Paris.