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London, England, 1821-04-30

DEATHS.
. Os Thursday, the 40th instant, Mr. Joseph Mooney, of
Tothillstreet, Westasiuster, chemist, weiversally respected
and regretted by his numerous friends and aeighbours.
As Norwich, Mr. John Crowe, President of the Norwich
Society of Artists.

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PARIS PAPERS.
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PARIS, cram es.
The King yesterday transacted business with
Duke de Richelieu.
The Hive per Cent. Consols are, SR fr. gee.
—Bank Actiocs, 1,548 r. 75c.
PARTS, APRIL 26.
The Government of Switzerland, as we are in-
formed by letters front the Jura, his ceased every
demand upon our Government on the subject of
the Valley des tapes, which the Canton de Vaud
has Inns claimed. Thus the possess of the
beautiful road from Gex to Martz is secured to
France, which has made ii at great expense, and
would Hot, under any consideration of posseariou
or otherwise, have suffered it to be destroyed.
According to letters from Barcrlona, General
Pepe, and seine Meinhers of the late Government
of Naples, have arrived there on board a small
vessel.
The Gazette Piedmontese announces that the
University of Turin is rheed. The students who
have nut their Slocoictle at Turin, err to proceed to
their native placer, their course of lowly will re-
commence in November. The Duke of Gerrevots
has thanked the morticipol lonic of Turn for its
conduct during the hie ilisturimintes, did Gen.
Sather de la Tour hes sent a courier to Genoa, to
announce to the inhabitants tiro. comoderieg their
estimable conduct, no foreign troops shill eider
their walls.
By an order of the Government of Turin all
mane are prohibited from •ppetoing in the onsets,
and the public promenail.s, with curses lervittg
spikes in the ends, or with sword sticks. All per-
sous are also forbidden to carry cum:ruled arms of
soy kind, The gendarmes hive reedited orders to
seize persons who shall cotetravene these orders, nod
who shall he punished in a sunmisry way to giie a
salutary example.
ISAPI.Es, APRIL IQ.
Tranquillity is perfectly restored in Ilse Ciela-
brias. and General Itosornlli, who in ruin rio-
deswoured to stir up the reople to rebelliorragsittit
the commands of their K tog, Hot being oupkhlit4l
either by the people of the talstirres 4.f by the
hohitanta of Messina,, boa Ned; goo one - knows
whither.
A Provisional Government has been Mooted,
'which is hold its sittings in the city 4yr viittiugs.l
The Presidia's' is Cardial Gretna, Arel&iiherp sift
Palermo, who has igloo chosen the members Materiel
Its eowititirteit These arei Prime de Trohlooltbe
London, England, 1821-06-05

LONDON StrOSIONS.

Time Secsions roassoenced pviertlay. buskin. coo.
sifted uT a few cases ut assault of eo iuieresi.

POLICE.
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110W-STRIRCT.
'Yesterday a number dt the lower classes of the Irish were
examined at the above Are, ehirged with being contented
au last Sroiday morning with riotous rambutt in the neigh-
botirlsond of St. Giles's, and were ordered to Soil bail or be
committed.

Quiteu-sagtilut.
FRACAS IN HIGH LIFE.
Capritin H. and his Lady were charged with an assault
upon Lady H. under the following circumstances:—Some
time ago, Lient.-Gen.T. and the Captain berme acquainted
at one of the fail • bin Reading Rooms at she west end of
The town, and she General invited the Captain to his house,
and subsequently the Captain's family were invited lodinate
there, tend met the Complainant earl bar family, and for Re-
venal reeks after were 00 terms of great intimacy, told visit■
were frequently exchanged by all parties. At last come-
thing transpired which induced the Captain to write to the
Complainant, prohibiting her from all communication, by
letter or otherwise, with himself or his family. This
gave her great offence. Rut it ao happened that Mrs.
H. hail something belonging to her; she, nodes this pretext,
went, accompanied by her maid, to the Captain's house in
she square, ou Wedueaday la.t, Its demand what she now
called her own property, and got up to die drawiug•room
dour—when the Captain, followed by his Lady, came out
and bundled her and her maid into the street. rshe imme-
diately obtained a warrant, and ROW, attended iky her Soli-
citor, appeared to substantiate the charge. •
The Slagistrate having heard the account of each party,
endeavoured In arrange the mallet amicably, but he failed;'
and fearing that the affair would in the end be attended with
very serious consespienees on the part of those concerned, he
ordered, them so give security to t,,at effect.
The merits of the case will he tried iu a superior Court.

MARRIAGE AND DRAM.
London, England, 1821-06-05

BRIGHTON RACES.

The usual measures fur promoting our races are proeeed-
ing with spirit ; sod the following list of horses have been al.
reedy named for his Majesty's Cup :
His Royal Highness the Doke of York names Master Hear',
6 yrs old
The Earl of Egreenonl's Little John, 5 yrs old
Lord G. H. Cavendish's Allegro, 6 yrs old
frir.J. Shelley's Aster, IY yrs old
Mr. Batteries eb. c. Plumper, 4 yrs old
Mr. Walker'. eb. f. Proody, by Don Cossack, 3 yrs old
Mr. H. Hall names Tybalt, 4 yrs old
Mr. James's Martin Henry. 6 yrs old
Mr. Croekford's Sultan, 6 yrs uld
Mr. Payne did not same.
London, England, 1821-06-05

DREADFUL SUICIDE.

Oa Thursday night last the lif•lesis body of Mr. Richard
itoosl, a reaiwctilslo tallow chandler at Birst•ll, near Leeds,
was found suspended by a rope in his candle•howse. It ap.
pears that he had beets in a considerahle line of bnaiono,
but was lately obliged to make an assignment, to wlssela all
his creditors immediately agreed, excepting ow*, whose re.
sirissie• to the assignment baud greatly :Alerted the maim, of
the deceased. That creditor, however, on the day of the
dreadful occurrences had gone over from Leeds to give Isis
previously refused conseot, hot it woe then too lase--search
was made fur Mr. Wood, and, shocking to relate, be was
found siispeuded as ibove-ststrd.
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NAVAL INI'ELLIEJENCE.

rowrimovne, JUNE 3.
Sailed the Tyee a• a cruise; 11111 the Atlas, Wad, fur
Trieste.

PLYMOUTH. JUNE 1.
Arri Ted 11H5 Cunemercial, To'bet, fruit) Mar., il.cd :yr
Loudon, oat of 53 days.

1,41.1401J111, JUNIE 1.
Arrived the Union, Rae, from Alte3 fur London; and the
Soares,. and Robert and Mary, front Loudon.
Made; the Dulte of Kent packet with • mail for Lisbon;
Industry, Merriam, fur Gibraltar; Milos, Bradfield, feu,
Antwerp; Ben /wont% Smith; Union parka, Rae; sad
Raman, Trensayee, fur Loudon.

TADOTOW, Jigs 1.

The Flying Fish, Junes, on entering this harbour in a
gale of wind, 'sassed stays, and war driven on the awls,
tilvre she will go to pieces; taut of the materials have liven
savcd.

DIAL, aura 3.
Came dawn (rat the River yesterday sad moiled the Ab-
button. (Maio, for Marker sad Boreal: Rubs*, Darns,
Air Nrtfr York 3 mail Lord Cochrasse, Mead, for Naples.
Parsed by Tor the River the William Hourly, Ham., Crain
Jainairs.

We ondeisiand that a labouring man was killed
by lightning on Monday afternoon while it work iu
Whitt kora field...(Siamfurd Mercury.)
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—Friday setinight,
Mr. W. Jauas, of Fordton 1-1011,4 e, Heir Chard,
a gentleman of cnu,iderablt• property, fell froth
hisliarse near the Long Bridge loin, in the permit
of Membury, and received so serious so injury
that he expired in a few Imam

MAKKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MaimAy, Jvlre 4.

Our market was well supplied with Wheat Ibis iworeieg.
a considerable proportion of last weak% arrivals reesaiarng
'ill lard, besides fresh 'applies front Ewe, Kent, and Sur-
folk, for which there was very little demand at a decline of
2s. per quarter, ad milkiest buyers fur the ierferiee qualities.
Bosley is is. per quarter cheap-r, the supply titling rather
large for the season, and the Manatees haviug left of bay-
ing, occasioned very dell saleat that abatement. The arrivals
of Oats W►e beer considerable, and the trade was exceed-
.tinely dull et a redectioa of Is. per quarter from the prices
of this day wennight. In Beams end Pease no alteratiorr.
London, England, 1821-06-05

SPARRIAG.

Hickman had a benefit at the Fives-court yesterday, which
was well altruded. The setting to was tenfilferent; but a
soght of Gas ear wo►th three shillings. The best set•te was
between Gus and Randall. The astonishing qualifiemioaa
of the latter were pre-eminently displayed, and Gus bad
tame the tarsi of it.—Shrl•on and Eales, and Scrofula. aad
Deft, had a turn at each other.
London, England, 1821-11-16

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Yesterday; at two o'clock; his MA.insTit held 4
Court at his Palace in Pall-mall; which was
tended by—
The lwrd Chancellor, the Presided a the bieweil, the
Lord Privy Seal, the First Lard of the Treehash the Se:
erriaries of St•ute fur the Home and Foreiga Dewartsicnis;
the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Clai'cellar of the F.d.
chequer. the Master General of the Ordinance, the President
of the Sward of Trade. the Lord Steward, the Lard Chet{
Justice of the Court of King's Bench, Ise.

flip Nlaj-sty held a Council, at which the Rez
corder of London was admitted, and made his re.:
port or the convicts cap4ally convicted at the Sep.
leather Sessions ut Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey_
Ills Majesty gave audiences to the Earl of Live,_
pool, Viscount Side/mud), and the Marys» triChol-
mondeley ; also to the Sheriffs of London and Mid-
diem'', Aldermen Garrett and Venable*, accom-
panied by T. Tyrrell, ES(I. the City Remere-
b►ancer, to take his Majesty'► commands when
he would be graciously pleased to receive the
Arldrem of the Court of Aldermen, end else the
Address of the Court of Common Council, upon
his Majesty'. return from abroad, when the Kai.,
was pleased to appoint this day, at three
for r. ceiving the Address of the Court of Aldermen,
arid that of the Court of Common Council after-
wards.—The Court broke up • little before stn
o'clock.
London, England, 1821-11-16

LONDON,
FRIDAY, Novena's 16, ism

A Flanders Mail arrived at a late hour lost
night. The following are extracts :

♦iawwa, OCTOBER 27.
It seems by several accounts arrived from Turkey
that the Divan does not place much faith in the
friendly disposition of the Russian Cabinet, and
that it makes extraordinary efforts to combat Russia.
The Perte sends considerable reinforcements to
Moldavia and Wallachia, where a numerous army
will soon be assembled; it is even engaged in
forming • second army as numerous as the first.
This second army will be posted first on the
Danube. Independently of these two armies,
numerous bodies of reserve are forming in the
provinces situated in the second line. But all these
troops cannot be compared to the worst European
soldiers. They are undisciplined hordes from the
A•iatic provinces, incapable of resisting an Euro.
peen corps of tolerable strength.
In the course of the month of September there
have bent many persons arrested in the lonian
Iplandr.

sauservg, sermons tI.

His Majesty has just exercised his fairest prtro-
gative, by an set of Chancery, towards M. Leman,
who was condemned to a year's imprisonment by
the Court of Assize of South Brabant, for having
assisted (as translator) in editing the Flasubfam.
Ile had petitioned his Majesty, and was yesterday
restored to liberty and to his family. His request
is stated to have been granted " in consideration of
military services formerly rendered to the State."
A person, supposed to be arrested for some poll•
tics! offence, was conveyed on Friday to the prison
of this city, where be is kept in close confinement.
TANTS, OCTOBER e.

All Frenchmen are very well received in the lonian
Woods ; but the English ezereise a strict surveil-
lance over all persons suspected of attachment to
Ittissi.t. Thr police at Corfu, where the pimp:ins
of Itu+sia are uunternus, is such, that no Journals
are allowed to be inputted but such as are favour-
, able to the English pohcy.—( Brasil/8 Papers,
November 13.)

Y

FRANKFORT. NOVEMBER 8.

The Allgenteine Zeitung :amain an article from
Odessa, which states that the report that hail been
previously announced of the march of the Itiisaisa
tiuops in the neighbou►houd of Weiss, is nut
c.p6rmed.

The Mercury of Sweden publishes the following
eltract of r letter frau. Leghorn of 16th October :

1 " Tl•e Turkish fleet met near Cape Malapan
! (the south point of the Morro) a Greek vessel; it
captured it, and harlot first covered the crew with
tar. vet it on fire. The Captain Pacba has in this
only fallevred the orders of the Sultan velatively to.
all Grebe who should be taken with arcs it, their
hands.,•

A writer must hove a very boa opinion of his
readers if lie thinks to iiitriest them by the recital
of such horrors, rt opt ctiog ilie fol.ehood of which
we now know *lust or Lave to thilik; but the grJ-
London, England, 1821-02-02

KINGSTON, Decoissa 16.

It is with the deepest sorrow we have to state,
that his Grace the Governor, in entering Spanish
Town fion► his usual morning drive, about nine
o'clock yrsterdey morning, was thrown from his
chaise, and with the most poignant grief we have to
add, that his skull was fractured, and hir head
otherwise much wounded in several places. He
was carried into an adjoining house, and soon after
conveyed on a sofa to the King's House, where all
the medical gentlemen in town attended. It was
found, ou examination, that the skull had been

considerably injured, and that a piece of it covered
with blood, about the size of half • dollar, wes
picked up near the spot where the melancholy acci.
dent harpened. Several other pieces were extract-
ed from the wound. His Grace bore the operation
of the sur;,,reoil, Dr, Whittaker, with the greatest
fortitude, and another broken piece of it was ex-
tracted. We rejoice, however, to say, lie was so
much recovered about two hours afterwards as to.
describe how the accident took place. The horses
were running away with him, and one of theta
struck him, which occasioned the melancholy catas-
trophe. A spectator says that the chaise was over-
set near the steps of the Poor House door, which it
ran against. and that his Grace was dragged some
distance.
The first bulletin of the physicians who were
culled in states, " the accident is of the most for-
midable nature, but the symptoms have Dot, hither-
to. been very unfavourable." The bulletin of the
following day, at twelve o'clock, stales, that the
" symptoms proceed favourably."
Letters from Jamaica of the 2lst state, we are
London, England, 1821-11-29

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. NOVEMBER 24.
Letters from Berlin state, that the rumour* of
peace, at least during the present season, are every
day acquiring greater credit, but that in the event
of a war between Russia and the Pone, the Cuuett
of Berlin has engaged to furnish an ausiliasy corps
of 30,000 men, or au equivalent• in mosey.
The account of the defeat of the Turkish fleet
on the 14th of October is confirmed. It lo►t /3
vessels, alid had several others mach damaged.
The trial of Maxima before the Court of Peers has
concluded. lie was found guilty of being an abet-
tor of ond accomplice in, a plotagainst the safety cf
the state. The Previderit pronounced his sentruco
of imprisonment for five years.
French Fonda un t►e 23d—Five par Ceat. Cutouts,
89 f. 60 e. ; Batik Stock 1,800 f.
On the 24th—Five per Cent. Conada 89 f. 35e.; Bank
Stock 1,695 f. . . _

Gene of Exchaarae with London at orae month, 251 f et
three mocha, 25 f. 30 c.

movimsza 25.

The Duke of Orleans yesterday visited the Kitig.
Hi• Majesty afterwards transacted business with the
Prrsadent of the Council of Ministers.

Letters from Nuremberg of the 17th instant state,
on the authority of accounts from Hanover, that the
Ministry offered to the King before his departure
present of 10,000 gold Georges new struck. Lord'
Sidesoath having refused to pay the expenses of the
journey with the funds of the English treasury, the
cheat of Hanover is oleo charged to pay the several
purchases mode by the King. and the considerable
expenses occasioned by his stay in the city.
A letter from Perpignan, dated 14th November,
soya, a M. Paned, in a letter addressed to Perpig-
Dell the 14th instant, states, that the malady dimi-
nishes sensibly ; that he has been in qtumniiiie for
three days with M. Fromm*, at the convent of St.
Jerome ; and that M. Bally remained three days at
Barcelona to attend M. Jouy, a medics{ student,
who has been attacked with the yellow fever."
A letter from M. Bally, dated Barcelona, 13th
instant, announces, that the number of deaths is oat

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This day is published, Deafly printed ia Moo. price 3a.
r IWO DISCOURSES on the UNITY of the
JR. CHURCH, its Divisions, and their Removal. To
which is subjoined, a Short View of the Plan of Religious
Rehnmatons originally adopted is the Scansion.
By THOMAS M'CRIR D.D.
London, England, 1821-02-05

TII EA TRA-IWY.4 L, COI' R h'ltoA RD EN.

I IS EVENING. MONDAY, February 5,
I. will be performed (121 h time) the new Tragedy of
M IRA N DO L A.
The principal Characters by Menses. Slacreitily, C. Kern.
-Dl*, Fgrrinii, Abbott, Comm, Comer, hiss Boden, Miss
Foote, and Mrs. Faucit.
After which, 3Sth time, a new Grand and Comic Pantomime,
called
HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON;
Or THE BRAZEN HEAD.
Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Vandermast (afterwards Paola:.
Soon), Mr. Harms; Adonis Fribble (afterwards Lover),
Yuan Grimaldi; Youog Morley (afterwards H arleqn i n), Mr.
Eau; Melissent (afterwards Columbine), Miss E. Deneett;
Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi.
Boxes, Ts ; Second Price, 38. 6,l.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second
Price, 21.—Gallery, 25.; &mid Price, is—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d.
Places fur the Roars to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Otficr, Hart-street, from Teu till Four.
A Private Box may be hsil fur the Season, or uightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box-00tice.
Tbe new Grand and Comic Pantomime will be repeated
army Byronic.
Tim new Tragedy of Mirandula will be repeated on Wed.
nesday and Friday.
To-morrow, The Antiquary : Miss Isabella Wardour, Mine
M. Tree.
A sew Operatic Drama, called Don John, or The Two
Viuleliss, is in reh I, wed will be speedily produced;
also a new Farce, called The Figure of Fuu.
London, England, 1821-02-05

Mk:Wee of the Gospel FAinlittogh

Printed fur T. Cade!l and W. Davies, Siraud, London ;
and William Blackwood, Edinburgh.
Of whom may he had, by the sari* Author,
1. The LIFE of JOHN KNOX; containing Illustrations
of the History of the Refurmahun in Scotland, mills Notices
of the It. former., Scr. 2 volt Bye. IL 1..
IL The LIFE of ANDREW MELVILLE; containing
Ilinsirationa of the Ecclrsiastical and Literary History of
Scotland, during ilia letter part of the 18th, cud bygiouing
of the 17th Century. 2 yids. Sew. 11. 4s.
London, England, 1821-02-05

GRAND VENETIAN CARNIVAL.

By Authotity of lite Right Hun. the Lord Cbantbertnia.
THE THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

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STRAND.
lIIDE FIRST MASQUERADE will take
1 pLice or MONDAY NEXT. The whole of this
spacious Slate will be fitted up in the most picturesque
style (superior iudred to that which acquired such universal
admiraiou at the Grand Venetian Fries held at ibis Theatre
in DM). A 1,6'11'41111y illuminated Orchestra; Italian Cut.
tages, Swiss Hula; Turkish Pavilions; &c. Ste. fur the pur.
pose of servi.iit It4resisnactits, with the diffeicat Attendants
" en costume." _ _ _

The Pit will he moored over, and will form with the
State a most ClielleiVe and brilliant Promenade.
Quadrilles, Waltses, Reels, and Country Dances, will
attreeab:y fill up the intervals of the Entertainment; Four
complete Beads of Music are engaged, including the cele.
brand Military Band frum Vauxhall Gardens.
The Grand Saloon will be co‘inied at One o'Clock as a
Supper Room, and Tables laid nut elegantly for sine ihuusaud
persows. Supper Tirkeis (including wine), Ills. 61.
Msrqueraile Tickets, sine guinea each ( with the usual re-
frt fitments), so be laud at the Theatre, sad at the principal
Lamas les and Masquerade Wareliumes.
11.S—Parkes taking Four Tickets will have site privi-
lege of Four additiou4l Ailinimiuiss to the Find Circle of
Boxes, to view the Mastiureadr.
Admission to the Gallery, ss.
No Person *4l be admitted without Donnas, or Fancy
Dresses.
London, England, 1821-02-05

SOIREES AMUSANTEIL

THIRTY and THIRTY-
SEVENTH NIGHTS.
THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE,

STRAND.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNES-
DAY.
LES O'IBRES CIJINOISES.
THE GRKSM.ROOM, is which Mr. Jump!' Knight will
swain tight intititt‘ve Characters.
SONGS, DUETS, GLEES, Act—AND GUY FAWKES.
After which &votes. the Theatre cloaca wail after the
Greed Masquerade ea she 15th.
London, England, 1821-02-05

BUFF.GENS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

liVarehoti•e, 10, Foram), curlier of the Samay-ateps, London.
ft VsUit(iF.SS att.t SUN, being apprised
eJ of the a pallllll.l endeavour, made by NMI perAons to
emp..se a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent
them to request the &Walton of the Public, to pur-
gfiiiiii.‘ what diey comely, to be the Original, to obaerve the
-:".Artie suit Addrtsseorresput•sl• with the abovir—the general
appctrastre at the spurious drseriptioas will deceive the un-
tuardvdt aud fur their detection. J. B. seed Soo submit the
following Cramps': some are to appearauce at Arid sight
" The Grummet," but without any Same or Address—some
" Burgess's .Easenee of Ancliovies"—uthers " Bougie's"—
aaJ mmly mere without Address.
AM:4 BG RGESS and SUN having been many years
honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every
seriiirreut ut respect towards the Public., and earoeslly 110-
Sidi them to Wrred the Libels previous to purchasing what
Orr, conceive to be of Heir make, which they hope will pre.
veal mane ditrappoiutments.
StfitGkAti' li%V SAUCE, for general purposes, having
given sued great satinfactiou, contour,' to be prepared by
Virtu, and is rrournanerided as a must useful sad jest
Saint-101 i keep good is all climates.
Warehouse, 107, Strand, earner of the Savoy steps, Lon.
492.—". The %Visa' Fieb4sact Warehouse.)

TRANSLATION OF VIRGIL.
price 6&. &I. boards,
VIRGIL, troolated into English Prose.—By
.1. DAVII)SON.

As it ham ever been considered supe►Auous to print a work,
which is only intended as a book of reference, in a large
type, in order to swell the VoHome, the present Translation
has been published to such a form as to be sold at a moder-
ate price.
It is intended to form a aeries, on a similar plan, ofTrarni.
Ileums of other Latin Authors, fur which the hinter will be
gild to receive the nausea of any Gentlemen who may wish
to contittre them.

Assert lie,
shot *Dose to die.
4.4044 , t *suety bow,
lltouThdf•inilt— al they knew how ;
And they from these aispirtell leasealuay de,
How they clone homisoe when they might go free."
The Right Dtriao of Cogs to Goren. Wroop —Vt. I.
Printed foe William Hose, 45, LodcatoMill. Cooniry or.
drys, with remit, eeeee will be ponemably executed.
. THE RIGHT lIVINE OF KINGS TO GOVERN
WRONG," wall almost immediately follow."
London, England, 1821-11-27

WINES, exclusive of duly, 72.7 d. per pllon.
Port, old, per 139 gallons Vt. to 4s!.
New, ditto
Lisbon, per pipe
blatleira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East India) 451. to 751.
Sherry, per butt
London, England, 1821-11-27

PRICE OF POTATOES, from Nov. 19 to Nov. 24.
Quebec Maus and Oxuubles, from.... 40s to GOs. per ton.
Champions from
Marsh Quebec* and Shows, from 704, in„,,
Marsh Champions, frank a
Red Potatoes, from
Yorkshire Kidneys, •i,„
London, England, 1821-11-27

THEATRES.

COVENT-GARDEN.
. The tragedy of Virginals was performed at 1;1,4
Theatre last night, Jr. MACREADY making hi,
first appearance for the present scree isa the pew...
Opal character from which the piece takes. its arrow,
Oa his entrance he was saluted with an animated
burst of approbation, prolonged- by continued aril
repeated rounds of applause front every part of the
Theatre. He played Ins part with hie acces:.
towed energy, discrirllinatiuu. and "d
in all the more striking passages of his pe,„
formance drew down, as heretofore, thunders of
applause. In the absence, whether temporary or
permanent we are not as yet filly informed, of 11,.
KEMBLE, the part of Jellies was allotted to MT.
ABBOTT, who acquitted himself in it with muri
credit, end reaped an abundant harvest of applaaw,
particularly in the scene where he rushes in to the
rescue of Virginia, and dares Claudius to touch
her. Apples Claudius was represented by Mr. CON.
MON with appropriate spirit. Mr. YATES gave a
vigorous portrait of the veteran Siccire Dearara!,
and Mesa FOOTN looked as iuteresting as ever in
Virginia. The opera of the Libertine followed, in
which Mies M. Tam with her wonted grace and
vivacity, sustained the character of the sprightly
and interesting Zerlina.. Mr. MEADOWS appeariff
in the part of Leporello, which he played with much
humour, and was deservedly rewarded with general
approbation.

THE ADELPHI,
A new musical comic burletta was last night
brought out at this Theatre under the tide of Tom
and Jerry. It is a representation of scents of high
and low life in London, founded isei the populse
work of that name. dramatised by Mr. Moscatsr,
mud brought out on a scale of magnitude land splen-
dour which does great credit to the spirited Maas.
germ of this establishment. The characters of Toms,
Jerry, and Logic, were sustained by WnExcH,
ATKurs BURIIOUGHP„ Rod WILKINSON, in a rev.
able and masterly manner; the other characters
were ably sustained by the rest of the perforturr,„
who spared no exertions in keeping up the life and
interest of this piece; the scenery is new and exec'.
lent, and elicited the unanimous approbation and
applause of a respectable and crowded; audience.
London, England, 1821-11-27

11

GRAND BOXING MATCH.
(Prase a Curb Paper )
_ . . . . .

Trestle, the lung-expected combat between those cel•hrikt-
eil professors of Ike pugilistic art, Reyunkla and Doch►;,,,
took place ahout half way between this city and
Ireland not bring as yet a pugilistic ronntry, such an errs, t
is very rare amongst us, and in fact this was the Gilt *mash..
in which a regular display of this noble science was made iu
the neighbourhood of Cork. Curiosity was in cooarguenie
very great, and at an early hour vasty .quads were sera per-
■mbulating the Mallow-rued in motion towards the scene vi
action.

The spot had not been exactly determined upon before
head by the Field Officers, as an apprehension (which, fe,
the sak.• of "mime, we rejoice to say was grouniliess)
entertained that a boorish Magistrate, wbo bad not
tasted English•lefinement, might interfere, In preernt tk.•
refitted and manly .port. After some marching and cnontei -
marching, a field was pitched. which seemed In have hers,
bespoken fur the occasion. Thither the lads debauche•l :11
some thousands of all classes, from our Dandy CoriniLiam,
who paraded their rattlers, or predominated n.cr their hit.
of blood. down to the humble spnirer of the hang-a butte
hack, or the still more raffish vitterloslcer. The city, et
course, furnished its quota from its 'feria; poptilatitio, cad
the neighbouring partakes poured forth their series hares
of louse ',wonted rustics, whose untwinrcil comitenamits
stared with a feeling of excitement, arising from a cause nut
pe,freily comp' ehended by their itnealiglitened faculties.
They formed a sort of ring at the edge of the fiol.l,
the thick circle of their Woe great coat• rousing rue..4l th.
party.roloured group within, would suggest to a fan( i7.t. 1
spectator the picture of a dark ho►izon, stsismincisog a •
atinosplwre loaded with clouds of diversified hues, sec
that azure circlet that spreads around an rye that bas-coirie
too closely into contact with the fist of a ',eye.,
A gentleman o•t the spot observed, that this amiable Maki-
ieit of the more civilized citizens with the ruder metre, of
the bog, presented a tine mural picture, and forcibly cal.•
•
- • s
London, England, 1821-11-27

system of imposture, which ;trader the alluring pier of
cheapness, has beta too lung prevalent; and thus, to accom-
plish that with retirees to Wines, which, they unquestionably
effected with respect :o Teas.
The !unselfish's practice of adulterating Wines, has. an.
fortunately, gone to • most alarming excess of late years;
and to the very considerably augmented importation of what
are termed Cape Wines, that adulteration is principally to
be attributed. The fseilities, indeed, which these Wines,
both red sad white, afford to the adepts in such reprehhisi-
ble practices, are become au very glaring, while the quality
of those Winn is so nutotiously bad, that the London Wine
Company have determined at the outset that on au consi-
deration shall Cape Wines ever be admitted into their Cellars.
Londua Wine Company are amply supplied •ith
Ports of the generally esteemed heat vintages, among which
they have a large Stock that has bees from four to thirty-
two years in bottle; while, to insure a supply of the finest
French Wines, they have had • epeeist Agent in that COl.ll.
try upon whose skill and industry- they can confidently rely,
from the Wines which he has already forwarded.
But since this establishment has been in contemplation,
and especially since preparations have commenced fur bring-
ing it to maturity, the Company have availed themselves of
every opportunity that offered, for selecting the oldest and
finest Willett from the cellars of the most eminent merchants
in the City. They hate happily too met with occasions, pecu-
liarly favourable to their object, among merchants retiring
frum business, and private gentlemen about to break up their
ostablishnsents; and there is scarcely any eminent shipper, for
the last 30 years, from whose importations the Company have
nut made purchases, under the guidance of the must com-
petent judges of Wines, whose advice and aid the Proprie-
tors bare engaged in the conduct of their new Establishment.
The London Wine Company will always keep a Stock of
Foreign Spirits, which may be depended upon as being of
genuine and superior qualities, and which will be sold at
equitable Prices, both wholesale and retail.
Such are the grounds upon which the Proprietors of this
Company take leave to solicit the patronage of the Public.
The character of the London GetioineTes Company affords,
it is presumed, a sufficient guarantee to gentlemen resident
in the Country, or to families occasionally visiting Town, for
the ;mucous! and faithful execution of any orders with which
they may be pleased to favour the London Wine Company.
This Company think it proper to state, that ibey eau ex-
ecute no orders fur less than one dozen of Wine.
The following is a statement of the Company's Wines, with
London, England, 1821-08-02

MARRIAGES.

...••• •

Oa the 31st alt., J. E f the Middle Tempt:,
Esq. to Elizabeth, daughter of S. A. Lloyd, Esq. of New-
bury, Berko.
Oa the 14th last, at Mary-le-bone Chu►ch, Loudon, by the
and Rev. R. F. King, Captain Beefy', only son of
John Evelyn, Esq. of SVottors,Serrey, to alms Massy Daw.
son, eldest daughter of .1. H. Massy Damara, Esq. M.P.
of New Forest, County Tipperary.

DEATHS.
July 30, in Hill-street, Berkeley square, Eleanor Sarah,
the infant daughter of H. Brougham, Esq. M.P.
At Cove, Miss Perry, eldest unmarried daughter of Sa-
muel Perry, of Woudroffe, Esq. and niece to Lord Pupa Hey.
On the 2d of April, in Africa, ia the tlith year of his age.
Mr. B. Salmon, eldest son of Mr. Salmon, of Bursir, iii
Suffolk, mud first Surgeon to his Majesty's Consul at Drzeove
Fort.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONIX)N BRIDGE.
Moralist 91 after 4. I Evening 47 after 4.

Metal sad I• ad at THE BRIIIBII raEss Seli THE
GLOBE 01Isili No 127 Surasil, by C. CORNWELL,
of lie Straol.
London, England, 1821-08-02

. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE,
SCIJILAWeII lii, FLEICIATIMIT.
AGENERAL QUARTERLY COURT of
Ike CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY
fora Patial Are/soft Office, will be bottle.' at the
Socialeealmmesbefkijikeeee Ise, Flort.etreet, ei FRIDAY,
the NM *wit loetaat, at Oae o'Cleek, pilau*
‘.7t i,m .1 ! JOHN PENSAM, Retristoos.

j 1:4 A '
Jneiplialpido Sem eft abe at. . 4
ANALYSIS of the TALENTS and
"Pk 4131AlAC1ritit of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,:
11* A GENERAL QFFICRIL
The Talents and Character of Bonaparte mast be analysed
to be understood. There is so much of the greet and of the
little, of the splendid sad mean, of knowledge and lyre-
reser, that no trite idea can be fumed from a geseral view ;
the various talents and traits of character must be viewed
and examined separately, which is what is dose is this Ana.
true. Bonaparte does sot appear to have bees the greatest
of
the French amends nor &astute*, bet he mailed in him-
self a greater Variety of latest, lima perhaps say Emu that
over existed; mid these talents, exerted in troublesome times,
with a perveverweee, energy, and audacity, of which there is
no
example, led to the wouderful success of that extraordi.
nary mac.
Published by W. Sams, Bookseller to his Royal High-
ness the Duke of York, I t St. James's-street.
London, England, 1821-11-20

LONDa, TUtS DA

Just published, in twn Vol■. post 8.0. price I2s. boards,
the Fifth Edition,
NO FICTION; A NARRATIVE.
Printrd for end 6.3141 by Francis 11'estler. 10, St.-
tinnere-conri, Indirale-street ; 3n41 Longman, Hurst, Rees,
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London, England, 1821-11-20

the truth of the sticerneut.

The accounts from the East continue to speak of
the improbability of a war between Russia mud
Turkey, but we find that the Porte doer not relax
in its exertions to give to its milita•y farce an ire.
posing appearance. The cause of Grecian liberly
is spoken of iu terms which would almost maim us
despair of ever seeing the cradle of ►cience cease to
be the den. of ignorance and barbarism. That
Russia should be indifferent to the results of the

present struggle in the southern provinces ought
not to surprise us, who find even in the politer
countries of Europe a willingness to sacrifice Greece
to certain vain and imaginary notions of political
expediency ; neither ought we to regret it, for if
Greece deserve to be free, she must look to the
hearts and arms of her own sons fur regaining her
rank in the scale of nations. It is distressing to
learn that Athens, which so lately was freed from
the debasing presence of the Turks should be
again restored to their authority, having been de-
serted by the Greeks. Flow vainly do the modern
Greeks, in their pompous addresses to foreign na-
tions, recal the memory of the mighty names who
grace the story of their country !
The domestic news in the Paris Papers is not
very interesting. A depuiation of the Chamber of
Peers was received by the KING, in a royal audi-
ence, on Thursday, when the Nlisrquis Us PASTO-
11MT, Vice-President, read the Address of that
Assembly, in reply to his —MAJESTY'S Speech on
London, England, 1821-11-20

LONDON,
TUESDAY, Novara's& to, mi.

Paris Papers of Friday last have arrived at our
office. The most important part of their contents
is that which rela►es to the state of Spain, but the
intelligence comes not through the ordinary jour-
nals of that country•, but under the suspicious heed
of 46 Private Correspondence." We pass over the
old story ten thousand times repeated, of the capi-
tal of Spain being on the eve of some terrific con-
vulsion ; such a menace is no doubt in itself suffi-
ciently alarming. hut the public ear has now be-
come so habituated to it, that it crates to excite
any serious appreheusiot►s. The circunastauce,
honorer, to which we now chic fly refer, is the al-
leged arrival in Madrid of intelligence from Cadiz,
stating that " the Jacobins of that town," meaning,
we 'oppose, persons entertairing republican prin-
ciples, hid driven the authorities out of fist port,
and that blood had been shed." It is added iu the
" Private Correspondence." that nothing official
has been published upon this subject, which leaves
us full permission to doubt as much as we please
London, England, 1821-11-20

gIINIE remarkable Properties of Mediriors Imre
raped the atteolina of Mankind in all ages, and to
11w sagacity. iudisatry, and good fortune of toquirrra, the
World is indebted for assay valuable Discoverers. Among
these three are same which have maintained their claim to
ilisiinction for a long period of time, and have eionneareled
approbation as real additions to the general stuck: the
CORDIAL BA LM of GILEAD lays claim in this dialler-
ions, Is au remedy has hetberte beau discovered which primes
so generally beneficed iu disorders of the nervous system mid
of the digestive organs. In trembling of the limbs, palpi-
lvtlow of 'he heart, vertigo. ffistuleoee, lowness of spews mod
cerseral detolity, and is the syaspassass el a cold, bilious, and
consumptive habit, its efficacy is very great. Whether steed
to give relief to those who have reason to repent as MlCri.
sive indulgence of the passions or the habit■ of fashimaable
itfr, too grit stlrnttua in Masissess, or javealk ondiscres
toots, that strike at the root of health soil vigour, it will be
limed an invaluable bracer sad invigurasai.

I 1 ul M IA Iry Mr Jl4lllllllll, 18, Gee ; Mr Sanger (tale
Heron •uJ Cu.), 151), I isiieril.sieeei. Lundeen; M r.Ton 'nom.
4 .11.3113 ; noiii all Medicine Venders, in bottles. lime 111.
411141 ;31, cacia.
London, England, 1821-11-20

TITHER.

(From the CisefotO-iimm- Post.)
We must drop the curtain so the mass of information which
we are receiving on this subject, unless it comes in such a
shape as to prove that dune is uu peritoneal, or interested mo-
tive, acting al the impelling power; we know that there are
massy causes of complaint ; hut while the collection of tithes
cootie:Nes to be the law of the laud, the people must submit
to the payment, in that way, however, which ra abet,
convenience best—we meats either bp settlement ur to kind.
We would, at the same time, ',lnanely recommend the proprie-
tors to consider Mary owl' interest 4, by reducing their claims,
according to the alteration yr the times, and we would men-
tion the coudur t of the Rev. Ai Aar Weldon, Rector of
London, England, 1821-11-20

to!). is forte on the Ist or January, 1422, since the
disputes respecting the duties of customs between
Prussiaand Anholt seem to be entirely adjusted hy
reciprocal concessions, and et the end, the only dif-
ficulty was a reservation on Account of the maritime
rights of Harnburgh and Hanover, by which the
woof friendly understanding cannot be (utilise in-
terrupted. The Austrian Commissioner, Baron
V. Mooch, who lately received from Vienna the
Little Cross of the highly honourable Order of St.
Stephen, so a testimony of his Majesty's satisfac-
tion, is expected in a few days at Di olden, to com-
plete the ratification; for which parpo-e several of
the Deputies from distant wits have already bra
their full powers to members now lirre.--(Freak-
fort Papers. Illorsember
London, England, 1821-04-09

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Arm 6, 1821.

ALL. Excheqwer Bills doted in the Months of
March, April, lay, mod Jane, 1820, with the Interest
due thereon, will be paid off on the 28th day of April inat.
*hes the lot will erase; such Mills will be received
daily (Holidays excepted) from Ten o'Clock till Our, until,
sad including the 28th day of April inst. at this °dice,
wl.ere Lisle are to be obtained coulaining instructions fur
sing the Bills. The Bearers must endorse each Rill
with these usual Signatures, sad write their Nantes and Re-
'ideates at the bottom of each List ; and where the Names
of Holders are inserted its Bills, the Bearers, Nut bring such
Holders, must previously obtain their Endorsements. The
arers must &timid to give Receipts fur the payment.

Payment may he obtained, if required, previous to the
said 28,1, day of April, upon leaving the Bills for exaaniun-
tuns one day prior to that on tOiich such payment is desired.
New Bills, hearing an Interest of Twu•peace by the D■y
"Pus every Ore Hundred Pounds, and dated she said 28th
Day of April, may be obtained in whole or iii pert pay.
ment of plincipel, upon stating the required amount un the
delivered on or before the said 26th day of April,
which New Bills, with Ike Interest on the Bills exchauged,
will he issued on the 30th day of April.
Exchequer Bills dated prior to March, 1820,
have been lidera lieu, lobe paid off.
London, England, 1821-04-09

bURGEsS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

Warehouse, 107, Stroud, corner of the Savoy-steps, London.
JOLIN BURGESS and SON. being apprised
of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to
impose a spurious article fur their make, (yet it incumbent
upon them to request the attention of the Public, its pur-
teasing what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the
Name and Address corresponds with the shove—the general
appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the un-
guarded, and fir their detectiuse, .1. 11 and Sun submit the
fullowiag Cautions: some are in appearance at first sight
a The Genuine," hat without any Name or Address—some

' Burgess's Essence of Ancluivies"—others " Hargis's"—
sad many more without Address.
JOHN BURGESS and SON hewing been may years
honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every
es 444 i l nrot of respect towards the Public, and earnestly so.
Heil them to inspect Hee Labels previous to purchasing what
they coocvive to be of their make, which they hope will pre
vent many dirappointmente.
BURGESS NEW SAUCE, for g I purposes, having
given such great eatisfaesitiu, continues to be prepared by
Iliti is recommended OA a most useful and couvtuirut
Saute—will beep good is all climates.
Ware Wove, 107, Spam/. COlltet of the Savoy.atepe, Los-
Origisi Fish-Sauce Warehouse.)
London, England, 1821-04-09

DIVIDENDS

April 14. A. Kruse, of Gahm-court, Broad-street, London,
merchant, •t twelve, nt Guildhall, Llinduu.
April 28. J. tS'arreu, late of Bushopsgste street, but now
of the Crescent London, merchant, at twelve, at Guild•

ball, London.
April 28. W. Goldsworthy, of Suu Tavern fields, Middle-
sex, rope-maker, at eleven, al Guildhall. London.
April 28. J. Welkin, late of New,tik upon-Trrott. Notting-
ham, painter, at twelve, at the Rotlaud Arms lon, New.

. .
ark-upou-Trent.
April 28. J. Bower and J. Bower, now or late of Bradford,
York, woolstaplers,at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds,

York. .
April 30. J. Linsey, of Chester, grocer, at twelve, at dm

Pigd Bull 100, Chester. -
April 28. W. Favill, late of Cromwell, Nottinghamoniller,
at twelve, at the Rutland Arms Inn, Newark-upor-Trerw,
Nottingham.
April 22. W. Pulleyn, of Underarmll.alreet, London, gold.
smith, at clews, at Guildhall.
April 28. R. Gower, of St. Austell. Cwrowall, linen-draper,
at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-dock.
April 30. J. Aikin, of Lrverpool, merchaut, at one, at the
Office of Mr. Alison, Hanover-street, Liverpool.
May 1. J. Watson of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the
George leo, Dra.eireet, Liverpool.
May 4. J. Maernichael, T. Gamow, %V. Marmieltael, J. Mae.
michael, and A. M.Slorls, late of Railenorth, Salop, and
of Flert.rtreet Landoll, carpetaranufacturers, at twelve,
at the Castle inn, Bridgnorth.
CERTI Fl C ATES.—A Pon. 22.

J. Yastrow', of Canterbury, Kent, ltnendlraper..--.1. Polk,-
gee, late or liehiogswell, Southampton, 1411.1..—J. H. Red-
den, of Bahian Heath, 3liesel.y, King's Borrow, gourd-
cutler.—/. Latham, of Abingdon, Berko, Grit.
MIN, of Cunntor-street, Loudon. jeoesler.-11. l'ortlork, of
Andover, Haw., eoaehmaker.-I'. Hodge*. of Noosollimo
causeway, Surrey, strow•kat-wianufaroarrr —T. Stawooods,
of Maidstone, Kest, wine-merehaot.—W. Roper lbst elder,
I. Roper, and W. Roper the younger, all of 138.01111, "tear
Keighley, York, cotton.spinners —M. Berry, of Neosuste-
erns', Alsooodtwary, York, elothirr.—A. Tiotbeill, lase of
Old South Se* Howie, Lotitlow, and Soutbataptou•row, Rue-
sell-square, Middlesex, blierchast.

PARTNER HSIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Yarcloo and T. Lonlitoo, of Leadeoball•strott, Los-