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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-22

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brow• or Muscovado Sugar, corn.
puled from the Returns made in the week ending the 17th
day of July, 18ti, fa 3119. Id. per hundred weigbt, ex-
cluaive of the dank' of customs paid or payable tbeiews
the importation thereof into Great Britaiu.
London, England, 1822-07-22

MEL4IWHOLY OCCURRENCS.

Friday, as two young Krntleteen, each aged about effete
years, and a lad oboist nine years of age, were bathing in the
Parrot, at Huntworuh, in the parish of North Pethertoa,
oar of them, Charles Gatcombe, only eon of C. Chapman,
Esq got out of ►is depth, mid was ainklag, when the seal IN
years,' Andrew, eldest son of Mr. R. , endeavoured
to render hi• assistance ; in doing w►ich, they both
sank together into a deep bole, ■ed although it was low
water, and many persons were engaged in searching kw the
bodies, nearly two boors elapsed before they were discovered,.
when, of course, the vital spark was extinct. The other lad
was saved. Mr. Caines held it:quests on the bodies oe the
followiag day ; es he also did a few days before, iu the same
pariah, on James Kidney, aged 46, whose death was oemmioned
by implore air while( engaged in sinking a well. Verdicts—.
Accithnitai Death —(Balla Herald.)

MRkTING OP CREDITOR-3 ?4T ?FIR COURT
OP CONNISSIO.VRIIS OP BANKRUPTS,
TO-MORROW.
-.11..-- K. M.

J Leigh, St. Mary-Axe, merchant .. • . I 11
G. Rober 'son, Wapping, ship.chandler ....... 1 1

DIVIDENDS.
H. Benham, Southwark, 'romancer II
W. May, Newcatc.alreeL, victualler
London, England, 1822-07-22

ABOMINABLE AFFAIR.

A case from which delicacy revolts, and, without violating
a public duty, the narrative cannot be too brief, was dew.
loped at Marlborough-street Police-office on Saturday. An
Irish Bishop, nearly related to a Peer of Parliament, end of
a moil amiable sod exemplary Irish family, was brought up
fur examination under the following circumstances:
On Friday night it appears that he was detected in a back
room of the While Lion public-house, la St. A lbaa's-place, St.
James's, in a 'hastier with • private in the fool guards, to
which we will out more minutely allude, but whirls led to his
iststast apprehensive and removal with his companion to the
watch-house. There were not fewer than sires witnesses ho
tie fact i sad it would seem that the Reverend Prelate with
difficulty escaped the veagesnee of the populace, who, if sot
pretreated by the peace officers, would bare sacrificed him
to their iodicostios ow the spot. As it was, be was severely
beaten. Oa being secured in the wateh-house, he offered
bail to say amount for his liberation ; but this was very
properly refused, and he remained locked op is a cell
during the eight in a stale of Wulf which may be more
easily ionised than described. Saturday morning be
was conveyed is a hackney coach to Marlborough-street,
and was woe afierwards followed by the soldier. They
were both pursued by the execrations sod revi/ings of
the crowd tibial had been collected on go extraordinary as
occasion.

Mr. Dyer, the presidiog Magistrate, determined on a pri-
vate examination, at which Mr. Alley, who attended for the
Bishop, was present. The witnesses were called in sepa-
rately, bat their testimony Will in all reopertseonsisteat, sod
the cue utabliahed ass to a certain west of the clearest
mature.

Mr. Alley, however, submitted, that as the capital charge
had not been home out, his client was entitled to bail •
proposition to which, we understand, Mr. Dyer was obliged
to accede—and the wretched offender was permitted, its dm
coarse of the Joy, to go at large, upon flailing sureties to
the amount of one thousand pounds. The soldier, not so
fortaaate, was committed to take his trial.

CORONER'S INQUEST:
London, England, 1822-05-28

other Christian Church; they east es persecutors
in nit age of enlightened inquiry ; they rent ou ex-
clusion_alone as the support of their establishment.
Of the fate of Mr. Canning's Bill in the house of
Lords we cannot determine; brit this' we know,
that if the Peers will not support the rights and
privileges of members of their own body, they
must nut be surprised if the people should learn
to undervalue and contemn them. We must now
conclude by expressing our conviction, that the
time mast be near when Religious Liberty will per-
v.rde every portion of the British dominions, in
spite of the ravings and ■nuthemst of intolerance
and bigotry.

FOREIGN IN I'ELLIGEIVC'E.
London, England, 1822-05-28

PUGILISTIC OHALLIINGE.

The renowned George Cooper has Intimated to the Gen-
tlemen of the Scottish and Cumberland Fancy, that before
he retires from the prize ring be is desirous of give% Tho-
mas Rieke's, the "Gas Max," a Nadi of resists wirer!,
at Carlisle Races, the 20th of September weal. Hickusan's
gasconade and warming is London is sot to intimidate the
hero of the northern metropolis; George Cooper, therefore,
proposes to fight Thomas Hickman, at the time and place
above-mentioned, for 200 guineas, in a forty fret ring, to be
• fair stand-up fight, half minute time 1 or for 100 goisees
is a twenty.four feet ring, on the same term,. The umpires
to have • discretionary power to give to the losing man, out
of the slakes, such a sum as they may deem proper, by way
of remuneration for his trarelliug sad training expenses
provided the sum to he (iron is agreed on before the cont.
meneenient of the battle. George Cooper having already tra-
velled upwards of a thousand miles to fight Hickman, for
the grstification of the Loudoo Fancy, thinks be is privileged
to demand a owertlieg at " merry Carliale:'—(Proat a Cor-
respondent )
London, England, 1822-05-28

GREENWICH FAIN.

The weather proved very favourehle to the gay
actor which yestertla♦ presented itself to the rte.
of the holiday folk. The road was crowded with
pedestrians, equestrians, stage-coaches, carts, &c.
which last " dragged their slow length along,"
with their axle-trees groaning beneath the weight
of three or lour generations. The amusements, of
" Holiday Hill" were pursued with a good deal of
vivacity by the fair visitors ; some of whom, from
the parched and slippery stale of the grass, could
not help exhibiting a well-turned tinkle. But is
the gisnt of old always returned with increased
vigour from contac► wish his mother earth, so the
ladies rose wish utidiosimahed good hums r r. There
was abundance of

I. Gripe and cranks, and wanton wile.,
Nods and becks, and wreathed smiles"

amongst them ; sod every body seemed to 'enter
into the festivities of the day with • spirit in ac-
cordance with the amusing variety of the scene
which invited them to participate iii its enjoyments.
London, England, 1822-05-28

AMERICA.

NEW TORK.-COMMON PLEAS,
FkIDAT, !Cum% 29.
JAMES FINN O. CHARLES BORAPIRTE.

Thortgh tl►e !rudest slumber of peace has rested
for atone lift►e over opts portentous name, we cannot
still hear even " the fury of hrigioris war blow
her horn upon the mountains" (borrowing the lofty
language of Mr. Burke for the occasion). to *um-
moo one of the humblest of the inighly lineage to
the ignoble war of words, without emotions of
interest. The Defendant, an 'adieu, is really said
to be of the same common stock with the great
Napoleon, and not a very distant cousin. We can
almost fancy indeed that we see the very spirit of
Lodi, in the gallant flourish of candlesticks. and
other kitchen missiles, wielded by the Drfeudasit,
iii vindication of that sex, for whose honour the
" true knight" has ever gloried to combat.
The Plaintiff claimed damages for an alleged
'sulit anal battery, committed upon hiss Wale titne
diner, at the grocery ►tore of a Mr. Archibald, its
Mid bet iry-st rut.
The Plaintiff came into the house in the after-
noon, where the Drfroulatat and Mrs. Archibald
and her child then stew ; and brought no his hand
an titiihrells, ivied' lie had borrowed that morn-
ing of Mr. Archibald, and which he threw from
hint in such * manner as to bit Mr'. -Arehibrild,
slid her child, and cause them both to cry.—
On Archibald's examination, however, as
a witness. she said she did not think Finn meant
to hit her, or the child ; and still more siratige,
could not tell why ►he or the child cried.—
The setts?, however, woos too much for the chivalry
of a Bonaparte to wittier., and lie interfered at
oiler, by telling the Plaintiff that his conduct was
very improver, in using a woman as he had used
Mrs. A schibald, in the absence of her husband. A
warm and long nltercation ensued, and Finn finally
took it upon him to order Bonaparte out of the
honer. Tam this, Mr. Archuhald, who had himself
by this time come home, olti.-cted, and said Bona-
parte had done nothing wrong, and that the house
wits his, rod not Finn's, to take care of; Finn, how.
ever, persisted, and threathened to put Bonaparte
out ; a fracas then followed, in which each
charged the other to be the aggressor ; but in
which it was clearly proved that Bonaparte gave
Finn a blow over the head with a candlestick, so vio.
lent as to break through his list down to his head ;
tual Bonaparte contended that Finn struck him in
the mouth first. F. brought the present uction
for damages. The defence set up by Botiupa►te
was, that he committed the assault and battery in
self-defence, on account of the Plaintiff's under.
taking to pot him out of the house. The Jury re-
' tired about half an hour, and returned with a ver•
diet for the Plaintiff of six emu dwarves.
London, England, 1822-05-28

PASIIIoNABLB MOIRNtNrs.

the Earl snit Cousteau Hurley have left lowa for their
sett. Cobham Hall.
Viscount and Viscountess Crsoborne have left town fur
Viscous' sad Viscountess Onlkeley have left town fee their
seat, Englelleld Green. Berks.
Sir W. and Lady Franklin sod Suite have left the British
Hotel, Jersyn-street, fur ludia.
F. H. Rigby. E.q, hes arrived at Lis house in HpperGros.

venue-street from his seat, Willey 1411, Essex.
E. %Woodcock, Esq. hu arrived at Greillon'a Hotel, Al.
bemarle.street, from his seat io Surrey.
Captain Pastry has arrived at the Si. George's Hotel,
Albemarle-street. from Jodie.

' Arrivals at the London Hotel, Albemarle-id-eat :—Sir
William and Lady Cumming, and the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
imiyes, from Cambridgeshire. Drpaitures :—Mr. Mrs and
the Misses Trevor fur their seat near Woobure ; Dr. Mrs.
mad Mimes Drake for their seat in Bucks; Mrs. Hamilton fur
Clifton; and Miss Wilkinson for Bath.

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S4DLER'eS-WELLS

Pie. 11,....

knottier novel/ was last _
night added fis the list
of this aniusiug tinnier. is p splewdid mete-dream
trentlPted frons the Frem...4l by Mr. dried,. celled
7he Date* Pirate. The scenery. by Gasp' WOOD,
i*, tassel, inimitably recreated. putitelaely.the
interior of a Dutch lent-house, • winter view is
Ildnel, and the last scene, the 'Mining the Deets
squadross and fortress, in the first style of grandeur.
In the course of the piece a vets pleading bullet was
introduced with considerable eirect. in winch Mr.
KIRBY, Mr. WALBOURN. and Miss A Dents re-
ceived Vest applause. The characters were all
su.tained with an unusual degree of talent. It was
announced for repetition amidst the plaudits of au
overflowing audience. , .
The fdrourde extearaganza of Tom and Jerry
followed, in which Mr. Vats made his first
appears:lee since hits indisposition, in the pest of
Logic, which he sustained with his usual excellence,
and received throughout deserved approbation. Tile
Pony Races wound up the spurt of die evening with
extraorilitiory effect:
London, England, 1822-07-25

Jost publi.bed, to 4to. price 16.. board., the Second
FAittoo of

A COMPENDIUM of the THEORY and
IX PRACTICE of DRAWING aad PAINTING, illustra-
ted by the technical Terms in Art; with practical °beery.-
hunt on the einiential Linea, ta.d the Forms connected with
them. Adapted lo the earliest Slate of lootraction, for the
U.e of Seh alp, ur Plivste Tank'''. To which is added. the
Practice of the Pencil, Chalk, Tinted, and Water co!~
Drawing.
_

By R. DAGLEY,
Author of "Seleci Gems from Ani;que"
. .

Printed for G. ..d W. R. Whittaker, Ave Ai oris lane.
is equally fur the ■deaata;e of the well educated, sod
beneficial to the Aria, that an acriwaintanee with the principles
of Poetise should he attaiised. It is wish this view princi-
pally that the Compendium seeing to have been written; nod
its reception with the Public, and the approbation it has
sot with from those of his own profession, we trust will eu•
soothe object attic Author—that of dissemination a know-
ledge of, sad taste fur, the Floe Arts."—Literary Gass Ile,
June, 1822.
London, England, 1822-07-25

STAYS AND PELTS.

ROBINSON sulimit for
Ladies' inspection their •onseroras fashionable Patterns
is CORSETS and CHILDREN'S SPAYS, warranted to ins•
pose she shape, for durable wear, sod perfect At, however
thrscalfrthe figure. By the Lim. US,* Palest, aproverl
try maiawat samliCal men, sewly-laveated Stays, that rectify
spinal irregularities, counteract vertebral deformities,
support, and core prisons awry, ia.l6ibly soaking them
perfectly straight and shapely, without nay praitioos steel,
padding, or pressure. Elastic Hells, which reduce corps-
leery, visceral enlargement, umbilical tannin, local dropsy,
siresgthen abdomioal and dorsal debility, and afEnd most
comfortable support betwe and after acelmeltesneut, without
wormy compression. Country Ladies instructed, by letter,
is send useasarcs.—Lestrra to be post paid.—Observe the
N3lllO sad Direction, this advers.rement being cunsbooly
copied by unskilful Preteaders.—Nu.7, York street, Covent.
tat litn, Laudon.
London, England, 1822-07-25

JUAN FICRNANDSZ.

A knee received •t Baltimore, from it Ward-
Wont Officer of the United Stites' .hip Frasklin,
gives the following account of the island ut. Joon
Fero•udrs, the (miner habitation of Alexundir
SA !kirk. the forafaaird h'obinsoi Cr•sse:—

" The Wend of Juan Fernandes boa bent uninhabited
for mossy years, until within the last eight mouths. The
Patriots have now • company of soldiers shout sixty
stroug, sod twenty or thirty coating, under charge of a
Licuteasol-Colonel ; bat they are miserable et esturcs who
are *early iu • stale of starvation, having carried with theta
but four month. movistoos, under • promise that • farther
supply should be duly forwarded, bet uothiug having ar.
rived, we gave them • little bread mid flour. The 'Mewl is
fertile, mid ousrept ihle of cultivation. It produces peaches,
apples, strawberries, &c. the former of which, I pterome, moan
originally planted by Lord Amon). Fish are is abundance,
and the domestic picesms of nor country are very Mime-
roan, and although wild, afford fine amusement fur the gas.
Wild oafs and rmtlabes' are here to be found in any quantity,
the former of wit" by list by, is sots mere! bight to
seaman.°

The Naney, Jennings. of St. lies, front Sottesey, was
chives. on shore near St. Ives on Saturday, and it WAS feared
would be wierked.

A few days ago the perfect bodies of a eat and a
rat, the former to a watchful position over the rat,
which wits flinging in • corner, were found in •
hollow pert of one of the buttresses or supporters
of St. Oiuve's Ch•rch, Southwark, which is now
rep•iristg, quite dead, but in the highest state of
preservalion. They are supposed to have been there
some centutier, bom the aperture where they must
have entered into the buttress having been stopped
up wheat that part of tke edifice last went undtr
trusty. Both the cat and rat are now in the pos.
erasion of Mr. ROSIRTs, the architect, and are eon•
sidereal great cottontail.
London, England, 1822-07-25

PAS urozvAtule pAnrrlM

" •
The Date of Grabs, rateelaineta distimhaisbea Patty at
dinner yariershy, at his house is Mimes street. PleeedillY'
The Earl of Jersey had a diaper party yearlday at his
house in !terseley-square.
' Earl Bathurst entertained • select Party at dimes, rider.
day at his house is Stanhope.sterei, May-fair.
London, England, 1822-07-25

FASIIIONABLB MOVEMENTS.

•
The Duke of Devonshire is expccicd is lowa the taller
end of mit week from Grimm Spa. -
' The Duke of Beaufort and Unsay leave tows Ibis day for
their slat,' Bacounerms. Gloucestershire.

.The Marquis and !Ugaritic/urea of Wade wo left lows yea.
Imlay on a visit to the Eul of Essex, at ha seat, Causloobory
Park, foe a fear dayscuo their way to Howood P.rik, Wilts.
• The Earl and Countess of Wicklow have left town en a
lair.

. Earl Rhitwerlh Ws returned to hi■ seat, Kotale, )(tut,
from Ruelhurrt, sussex.

- -
Lord utd Lady G. H. Cavendish tad family left town yes-
terday for their seat, Compton-place, Easthourii.
Lord and Lady Amherst hove left town for their seat,
Moan" al Howse, Kent.
• Departures from Blake's Mute!, Jermyn street :—Sir iVet.
and Lady Williams on a tour; Hon. Mo. Doncau fur Bath
and Captain Garth for his seat in Berko.
Sir John Shelley, B■rt left the Waterloo Hotel, Jeflnyll•
street, yesterday, fur his seat, Maresfield Park, Saw:.
Mr. anti Mr.. Tennant soil faintly arrived yesterday at
Thomas•. Hotel, Borteley.square, from the Cuutissest. Mr.
and Mrs Ellis have left ditto on a tour.

Departures from Hud,vain's lintel. Myer-street :—Colonel
and Mr.. Brace far Parisi Mr. and Mu.. Bryan fur their
seat iu Hauls.

rORQU4 T 8 SOATTA.

The Torquay Regatta, on Friday last, went. of in Sae
style. At torlve 1;1 lurk the beautiful yachts, the Julia,
Hon. Mr. Hare; Sylph, R. W. Newman, Esq.; the Lord of
Ate later, Col. Sheicturr; and Lady of the Lakes, G. Hallt.
day, Ei¢ started for the cup, which was won, after *run Of
treaty milts in a strung breeze, ►y ilia Lord of the hies,
beating the Sylpb only half a minute. The Ladies' Cup
wan woo, after a spirited contest, by Captain E. Lyon's Lady
Louisa; the last race, .also for a silver Cup, was won by
Captain L. Lyon's Petit Diable. The new Asiembly room,
which was fitted up 'lila the antimatter °tamest ladies of
distinctioa, hada most beautiful appearance, mad was fully
attended. Among the company present were Lord Turfing.
ton, Lord Eamooth, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hare, Hon. Captain
and Mrs. Dashoood, Sir George, Lady, and Miss Sallee, Sir
Henry and Lady Carets, Sir L. and Lady Palk, Gems, Mey.
rick, Colonel (Miry, Me. and Mrs. Newman, Mr.tHalliday,
Mr.G Halliday, Ms. and Mrs. Garrow, Mrs. Elliott, Mr.
and Mrs. Adam., Culotte! Shaddun, Ac. &e.
London, England, 1822-07-25

81 AGNAY, MAYOR.
A COMDON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER
of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, no
ITEM ESDAY, the 24th Day of July, 1822,
11890Lono wan lifOunfx,

THAT the Thanks of this Court be given to
Alde►ttten WhITITMAN for his firmness and per-
severance In bringing to light the various Minima that hate
existed in the viaduct of the Orphans' Fund, and especially
fur the luminous statement he has brought before the Court
of the vinl'attnn of the Ronda given to the Court of Alder-
men, by the undue retention of Balances; and for bi• efforts
to br ng the whole of thole Solstices into the Chamber of
London, which will had to preserve the honour of the Cur-
pgration, and will eutittelini to the gratitude of bin Fellow
Citizens. WOODTHORPr.
London, England, 1822-07-25

SERIOUS MISTAKE.

• It amwaliMed io an Eveniog Paper of yeaterday Ail Mr;
IS °Wein, •ulhor of the work entitled '‘ A Uoiee /rose
St.. thlratu," havint demanded an explanation of some re-
flections ou his veracity in The Times newspaper, and rr.
MOW no 'Dower, provided laimaelf with • horsewhip, and on
Priday 'worked Mr. Walter, the Proprietor of the above
Papier% se he was comisg out of the Stratford Coffee•bosse.
U•p/peara, however, that Mr. O'Meara committed • moat
wines blunder, as the Gewlisavan so forionsly assaulted was
sot the Mr. Walter of the Tines, but a Geoileman of the
SAMv name, totally micunnecled with that Journal. The
matter wilt, no doubt, uudergo legal investigation.
London, England, 1822-07-25

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.

He. IthMP, hsberriashrr aed hosier, who resides with his
sister i■ Reesell-.beet, Covest•gardea, was found drowned
in the Regent's Canal yerierday aftereoua. He bad gooe out
to dine with • party itf, friends et InSerous, on Sunday, and
bad no heels heard of till the arrival of this sMictier inlet-
ligeace. The death was no &obi occasioned by areideet ;
sad his body now lies for the inspection of the Coroner's
Idgerst.

EsCAPS OP • PaltlONSlL—Sunday evening.
are the prisoners had been to Chapel to the
House of Correction at Brixton, one of them,
named John Osborne, who had bees, only committed
to that prison on Thursday, was missing; a search
took place, when it was found that he had effected
his escape over the pi isoo-erall by means of a rope.
Ills escape was known in about five minutes after
it had taken place; bat notwithstanding .l of
the officers went in pursuit, they did not succeed
in re-taking him.
The Bill to prevent the' creel and improper
treatment of cattle, !mated into a law last Thera-
day by the House of Lords, enacts—that if anv
person shall icantoaly and cruelly beat, abuse, or
ill-treat any horse, mare, gelding, a.ule, ass, ux,
cow, heifer, steer, sheep, or other cattle, on com-
plaint made to a Magistrate, within whose jotisdie.
non such offence it committed, within teo days
after, shall forfeit, from 5!. to 10s. as the lowest
penalty, and on non-payment be subject to bermes
witted to the Muse of Correction for any time not
exceeding three months.
London, England, 1822-05-17

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOITTII, NAT 14.
Arrived t►e Triton, Gardner, from Leg►ws, and gelled for
Portsmouth ; and the Joseph and hint. Hayes, from Deme-
rara, foremast decayed and bowsprit sprits& sad ot►erwise
in an suwert►y state; left Demerara /kb March.
DEAL, BUY IS.
Arrived last night and proceeded in the River, the Oscar,
Sven, from St. Vincent's; Prince Leopold, Lsrmar, from
Charleston ; and the Owen Glendower, frum Portainouth, sod
sailed to-day fur the Ralik, and Yarmouth.
Also today and sailed fur the River, the Prince Regent
royal yac►t, from Calais and Dover; Kingston, Burney, 56
days frogs Jamaica; and Natant, Do/Wawa, hum Hull fur
°parks.

(COPY.)
Admiralty OMee, May 15, 182 t.
SlR—Hiving laid before my Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty your truer of this date, requesting that vessels of
war may ►e seat out with supplies fur the assistance of the
homeward-bused trade, whirls are prevented by t►e North
sod North. Easterly winds from getting into poet, and
which may be is want of provisions and water, 1 have their
Lordship's command, to acquaint you, that they have di-
rected the Admirals comnistiding at Portsmouth, Plymouth,
and Cork, to stud out any of their cruisers that they no grt
at fur that purpose.—Signed, &c. JOHN BARU.
To Mr. Johu lieunett, junior, Lloyd's.
London, England, 1822-05-17

by post the postage must be paid.

COUNTIES, &c.
Heats
Isle of Man
Isle of Wight
Runt
Lancaster
Middlesex
Norfolk
Northumberland

Northampton
Nottingham

Pembroke
Suffolk
Somerset
Surrey
Scree[
Wsrwiek
York
North Britain
Islas& of Guernsey
Jersey, & Alderney.
London, England, 1822-05-17

should pot the after.thought" which his son lies
given In the Paremtalia, be suitably engraved, and
occupy its proper place under the great dome ?
Loewe, is tumulus requirts,
Despiee.
Si
Moseseuteis,
CIRCIIIISPICZ
I hove been much interested during my residence
in London by vi,iting different places of education.
I have already explored Westminster and the Char-
ter House, and I hope soon to make excursio' to
Eton nod Harrow. There is out in the world to
me a more gratifying ape tack than a well-regula-
ted happy school—and in order to be happy, is
seems only necessary that it should be well regula-
ted. There must he something vicious indeed in
the system, that can throw a cloud over that joyous
season of existence, when the " first sprightly run-
gs" of life are all sparkle and vivacity. If
theie be a duty incumbent upon parents, it is to
take care, by the proper destination of their children
in this respect, that those are not years of bitter
solferimg, and galling servitude, which ought to be
years of sportive gaiety and light-hearted enjoy-
ment.
London, England, 1822-05-17

MARRIAGE.

On the 2d inst. Charles Wlckstead Ethel•tnn, jnn. Esq.
eldest 6011 &the Rev. C. W. Elbelston, W‘ekete...l Hall, in
Che.lnre, sod Fellow of the Collegiate Chn.ch in Manchester,
to Anne, eldest daughter of Robert P.el, Eq. of Ter Abbey,
ronsbne.
London, England, 1822-05-17

Jest published, price ss. extra boards, the Snood Edition of
►i~HE SECRETARY'S ASSISTANT; exhi -
►Nino the various sad swat comet Modes of Super-
scription, C,ommencesocut, and Conelesiva of Letters to Per-
sons of every degree of rank ; including the Diplomatic, Cle-
rical, sail Judicial Dignitaries; with List. of the Foreign
A nolissmadoce and Commis. Also, the Forms necessary to be
used in Applicatious or Petitions to the King in Corocil,
Houses of Lords and Commas, Government Offices, Public
Companies, Ste. &c.
By t►e AUTHOR of the * Peerage sod Barosetage
Charts," Its
" Give eats every oar his proper title, lest be be offended,
and ye betray your ignorance.'
" This work will prove highly useful to young correspon-
deals, sod even afford informatioo to those whose svocauons
or connexions require their occasional correspondence with
persons of superior rank. The compiler seems to have used
considerable diligence to iasuriag aieeeracy."—Gentleman's
Magazine.

"-This little work is a desirable appendage to the writing
desk, and fully enable* its possessor to fulfil the precepts de.
livered to as in the Scriptures—. Give unto every nun his
proper title, Int he be offended, and ye betray your igen.
radii."—New Moral! Magazine.
"The Secretary's Assirtaut is ae infallible guide, and we
give it our hearty recumniendaiion."—Literary Chronicle.
Printed fur G. sad W. B. Whittaker, Ave•Maria•laee.
London, England, 1822-05-17

SA DLER'S W ELLS,

Umber the Directioa of Mr. Ezeitoa (of the Theatre Royal,
Glycol-Gerdes).
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, MNI 17,
be presested a new pedestrian, equestrian and
operatic Extravaganza (in three act.) of gaiety, frisk,
sad patter, called
TOM AND JERRY,

Put into shape (exclusively fur this Theatre) by Pearce Egan.
Corinthian Turn, Mr. Elliott; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr.
Keeley; Rub Logic, Mr. Yale; Barney O'Bother, Me.
Daly. Corinthian Kate, Mims Johnstone ; Sue, Mrs. G.
Renaud; Mary Roiebud, Miss R. Adcock; Hon. Miss
Trifle, Mies Brady ; Hon. Miss E. Trifle, Mks Waldron.
Act I. Life in the Country.—Act 11. Life in London.—
Art 111. Rambles end Sprees, or the Denser exposed of
Wag put fly-up, awake, teary, down, and being finished!!!
After which, PONY RACES.
To conclude with a new Carrie Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN'S ANCESTORS;
Or, Mother Molitor', Wolter Ranch, and Mather Goose.
Mother Shiptem, Mr. G. Renaud; Mother Bunch, Mr. Hou-
ser; Mother Goose, Mr. %Vebber; Harlequin, Mr. W.lirby;
Bearterow (afterwards Cluwa), Mr. Hartland; Lynx (after-
wards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Beneskar (afterwards Lover),
Mr. Strickland. Enchanted Swan (afterwards Columbine),
Miss Adcock; Autiquated Lady, hlatsJerruld.
London, England, 1822-05-17

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
The Ntight appropriated for the mid of the FUND Row nig.
in( for the immediate assistaore of the EXTREME
TEMPORARY DISTRESS of several PROVINCES or

DISTRICTS of IRELAND.
TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, May 18,
bis Majesty's &mote will perform the Comedy of
JOHN BULL.
Peregrine (first time), Mr. Cooper ; the Hon. Tom Mrsille-
we, Mr. Russell; Earl Fitzbalaswo, Mr. Foote; Sir $llOlO4l
Rochdale, Mr. Gatti.; Job 'llsornberry, Mr. Morita'; Dan,
Mr. Knight; Frank Rochdale, Mr. Barnard; Dennis Broil-
gruddrry, Mr. John Johnstone. Lady Caroline Brayswore,
Mrs. Glower; Mary Thuruberry, Mrs. W. West ; Mrs. Rod-
rudder', Mrs. Marlowe.
Between the Play sod Farce a Grand CONCERT of Vo-
cal sad Instrumental Moine, by Mr. Brabant, Miss Fisawil.
Item, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. Harley, Mr. Knight, M +dams Vee-
n* bliss F 01,111., Mts Pony, Miss Cahill, Mrs. Blood, Sims
Copeland, sod Signor Asoisrogetti.
To combs* wilb tba Pare, of
London, England, 1822-05-17

KENSINGTON LACE.--Fifty Pounds Re-
ward will be paid ois Conviction of say Lace Dealers
Inspoaisg their spurious articles for t►e new and beautiful
IXe•siagtoa Lace, those visas lospositions being made to
appear clear by burning off the fibre of the Late and starch.
tog, which destroys the fabric, and ceases theist to tarn
yellow and drop into holes when washed. The Kensington
Lace being inarufactored oalarally transparently clear by •
new discovery, retains like new after au►ing, and will not
drop taw holes nor change colon,. A Ticket is attached to
carry article with the Queen's Arias sad fall Address.

Warrior:4w, 34, boorbasplua-•lreel, Coverall miles ;
Lice Works sad Manufsclori, 14, Krnsimitos-►gnsre, Km.
sfortou.—Nose other is `ensue, ised ti eao ►e ►ad so
where else.
London, England, 1822-05-17

COOPER'S HISTORY OP ENGLAND.

Nineteenth Edition. Brought down to the pretest Time.
This day is published, FILM 2s. 6d. hal(.bound,
ANEW HISTORY OF ENGLAND. from
the earliest Period to the presort time, en • Plan
recommended by the Earl of Chesterfield.
By the Rev. Mr. COOPER. _ _ _

Printed for Warns and Bon; Lackioptoo and Co.; J.
Scateherd ; E. Edwards; Haney sod Dartoo; Baldwio sod
Co.; sod G. sad W. B. Whittaker.
10.6 This little Work is particularly recommended to pre.
paratory Seminaries, and to all persons, as a concise Intro-
duction to t►e History of &Waled.

No Collectioa after Thaaer.—Tirkets (1411. each) to be had
of the Stewards; at the Dispensary; at the Tavern; of Mr.
Capon, Collector, Msrahael.streett, Westminster; and
W. LIN DEM AN, Secretary,
May 15, 1832. Upper Crowo.street, Westminster.
London, England, 1822-05-17

111LANCHOLY 9711PWRECIE

Du
Suaciay, the Blot ult. was sofortmately lust, wil4 sli
her crew, aear the Wised of Caldy, the 'chooser Oak, Juke
Cudlipp, master, from Bridgewater for Barnstaple, lams
with elm trees. It was supposed she struck cia the Wallies Rocks, sad foundered. Nothing, on the folios.
iss day, could he sera brit her masts, which, by the force
of the morns, were separated from the hull, and, toyether
with her sails, rigging, Me. were found on the west rid
of the island Is the morning. We have *tritium bad the
painful task of recording such • aeries of heart rending pri.
rations as hare befallen the selected souther of this lousy
man. About eighteen mouths six., her hinhaiid was hot
in the shipwreck of the sloop Asinery, off Barnitspie Ha.,
only roar mouths ago her sou Thomas, beluntiue to
wt
Hebe, Capt. Carder, was drowned off Doormen; and to.
this excellent sod, on whom she principally de, eiohil
support of herself sad eight children (six of whom are toes.,
twarre years of age, aud owe a cripple), has been lakrei nw 4y

Yrderday—Asceastos DAY.—Holiday at the Bask, L.
chequer, East India sad South Sea Husus.

ORIGINAL OXYGENATED SODA FOR MAKING
SODA WATER.
SODA WATER, *lien kept in Jars, alter,
short time, loses s considerable portion of cadmic
ps; the carriage of it from place io place is very teookle.
some. and the risk sad i ienre great, besides the lain
space it occupies, sad the consideration of its getting *ores
every hoar. . _

Soda Water also being put into bottles lot perfectly ekes,
ill•corked, lot quire filled, Sm. ice. has occasioned mamma
and well-founded complaiesta, all of whirls the Osygeseled
Soda is calculated to remedy; and beiag perfectly Tres from
all those objections sad i traces, possesses !hemmer
of impreguatiag the water with fixed air to any degree, sad
produces doable Soda Water with as much facility as slick.
The Oxygenated Soda resiaios its all climates perfectly
us im paired.
Prepared sad Sold by G. MARSHALL and Co. Chemists,
Ikewer.street, Goldfus-square to Boxes, 2s. 9J. rack ; sad to
801 l les at 225. duty iticloded.
N.B.—The Public are cautioned against imitations, and
are requested to observe that the words. " Prepared by
G. Marshall sad Co." will be engraved upon entry label,
wish each box and bottle; all other preparatioas, Nader tha
same rause, are spurious.
••• To be had as above:
GINGER INFUSION, fur itiatautly soaking Ginger
Beer.
Superior SEIDLITZ POWDERS.
CHELTENHAM SALTS, is Efflorescence and ,a
Crystals
London, England, 1822-05-17

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUOILSDAY, Mix 16.

Lord SANDON presented a Petition from cert•i■ Far.
✓ites ud T residing at Tivertus. praying fur the repeal
of the leather tas.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. BRAN DLI NG presented • Petition from a town is
the County of Northumberland, praying (or a witigatios of
the crimiasl !sec—Ordered to be printed.
Colonel BAGWELL presented a Petition from the Grand
Jury of the County Tipperary, praying fur the imposition
of ditties upon the insportatioss of foreign butter.—Ordered
to be printed.
Colonel BAGWELL presented • Petition from • person
named Frederick Hawkins, praying limit the proeeedings of
the Commissioners to inquire lulu the Courts of Justiee in
Ireland might not affect his vested rights as Clerk of the
Crown.—Laid on the tahie.
Mr. CHA LONER pretested a Petition from the Tea-
sers of the City of York, praying fur the repeal of the katber
viz.—Ordered to he printed.
Mr. T. WILSON presented a similar Petition from the
Tanners of London and Westminster.
WELSH JUDICATURE.

Sir C. COLE presented a Petition from the High Sheriff
and Grand Jury of the County of G:anumma, waving fur
•n alteration in the present system of judicature in Wales.
He wished to state that there eluted no uhjectloa whatever
against the Jellies who presided, but against the system.
• Mr. A BERCROM BY observed, that the subject was one
of considerable importance, and • Petitiou consist( from so
respectable • body of men as the Grand Jury of the first
county of Wales. was entitled to serious consideration.
Sir W. W. VrYtilN confirmed the statement of his Hon.
Friend (Sir C. Cole) that no complaint had been made
against the Learned Personages by whom the laws were ad.
ministered in that part of the empire, but against the system
of judicature.
The Petition wss ordered to be printed.
Mr. ALLEN postponed hi* motion us the subject of
Welsh Judicature to the 4.3 d
- -
London, England, 1822-05-17

TO CHURCHWARDENS AND OVERSEERS. kr.
This day was published, price 61. SW. sewed, the Fourth
Edition of
THE CHURCHWARDEN'S sod OVER-
SEER'S GUIDE and DIRECTOR, writtes sad sr-
ranged fur the use of Parish Officers and ushers desiiors of
acquiring Parochial Information ; on as eutirely new sys-
tem, is which every branch of Parish Business, aid other
mailers relating thereto, sad tht various Ditties of Pariah
Officers, arc familiarly and misistely explained.
By J. ASHDOWN E,
Member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Ins.
Pasted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lace.
Also, by the same Author,
I. The PARISH OFFICER'S ALPHABETICAL RE-
GISTER, sheering ohs manses of Paupers receiving swot.
siowill or permanent Parochial Relief, whether residing in
their own Psi ishes or elsewhere, price Is. 6.1. sewed.
3. The PARISH POOR'S-RATE BOOK, fur OVER-
SEERS of the POOR; being an approved and ennaenieut
Plan fur the Assessment for the Relief of the Poor; aid
costaisieg proper dirrciions for completing the Asses/mut,
the adjusting of Disputes, mad the manner of proceeding
to recover the Amount of the Rate by Distress, &c. lo
post 410. price 31s. in red sheep.
London, England, 1822-05-17

THE LORD SIELVILLE STEAM-PACKET.
PHIS New ~tram-venotl, of eighty-Wylie power,
PP
ari lard in this Pool o• Stouilsy evening, having comet
from Chester, where ebe •as heill which w.p.m., long and
difficult, a distance of about SOO imilev, she performed in
tirloy-ione bourn. She was al rem during the whole of that
tremendous gale on Friday islet, and kept her ronrre when
all the 6:tiling vessels were nfilieed to put into different har-
bours. She to isiteneted to run beireee• London and Calais,
lad will make her int voyage or Saturday Morning next.
""Ins from Galley-qoay, wear the Coatiosvlieure. at Sin
fair k, and is expeeted is reach Calais abort Six °Thick
in the Cresting. Sbe is coisaldrred to be the most perfect
Siesta-rms. I that butter beta built.
Shy IS.
London, England, 1822-05-17

NRRTINGI OP CRRDITORS AT THR COURT

OP CONIMSSIONRUS OP BANKRUPTS,
TO-MORROW.

111 N.

S. Miles, Lodenle-street, watch-maker 10
F. Blentinigham, Cely.road, common-brewer
T. Sandier% Stratfurd.on•Aron, coal. merchant 3 12
W. Hudson, late of Bayswater, ship.owner 3 10
.1. Pitolow, jun. Witham, miller • 2 10
W. Welsford,Tower.bill, merchant
J. Sleet, Liverpool, map and chili-seller 3 12
W. Tate, Catesion.streei, bookseller and stationer 3 12
J. Tomlinson, Bedfordbney, woulien.draper 3 10
H. Wilson Halton-garden, auctioneer ll
L. JIM!.' Wilson,
grocer 2 10
J. Rout, Wbitechapel, linen draper.. •• 12
J. Vincent, Mary-le-bone, victualler
J. Dryden, Wood-street, Chespaide, warehouseman 1 12
R. Welwyn, late of Wuod•sireet, printer....
W. Ackland and J. Ruse, Leadenhall.roarket, petrel

sion-oserchnots
T. Ely, Fenehttrch street, malt factor
K. W. Deane sod T. W. Cooke, Bethstal.creest

•
homers
1 11
DIVIDENDS.

H. Perkins, Lemingion, grocer
P. Atkininn Rethhunepinee, haberdasher
,

. .
T. Caw, Calm° street, ad Great Cons-alroel,
mer-
chants
G. Dutton, St Mary Aze, ebresefactor
E. Cliveiy, Woolwich, draper .. 11
R. Coaptand, jam. Leeds, R. C.onpland Hunalet, Leeds,
F. Coo pland H imam, York, and E. Cos plawd, Salford,
spirit-merchants
T. Mulligan, Rath, silk.mercer
W. and P. Emes, Feachureb•street, merchants lO
H. R. Platy, Lime.sireet, merchants
M. Molony, Cu•-road, coach-maker
C. Mackenzie, late of Caroline-slreel, Bedfu►d.sgaare,

merchant
H. Newman, Skinner-street, currier ...„ lO
J. Abbott, IYeymumh•street, botcher lO
A. Kelty, 1
London, England, 1822-05-17

This day is published, is 2 volcano. price 245.
THE ETONIA N. A New Edition.
"Tbe Work is (fielded into Prose sad Poetry; the
former consisting of Tales, Moral Essays, Criticisms', and
Debora' ious of Life sad Manners. Of these, the last-men-
tioned class forms by far the most considerable portico, sod
may be said to give a lose and character to the pahheation—
the youthful vivacity, the power of Inaturous sketching,
soil the knowledge of life slid character displayed is them,
indicate a loins fur light composition, which, if properly
colsivated, may raise the young writer to • competition with
Geoffrey Coque hi.eself "—Qoirterly Review, No. 49.
Printed for Healy Colburn sad Co: Coaidoitnitreet.
London, England, 1822-05-17

This day was publisbed, in medium 4to. pries ths. neatly
coloured sad half-hound,
THE IMPERIAL SCHOOL ATLAS; con-
touting distinct Map of the Empires, Itiagdoms, and
States of the World, with the Boundaries of Europe, as set-
tled by the Treaty of Paris and Congress of Vienna : to
which are added, the most usefol Maps of Ancient Geogra-
phy, See. &e.
By JAMES MILLAR, M.D.
Editor of the " Emeyeloredia Edinensis," ate.
Eagraved from original Drawings, matte expressly for the
Work, by W. and D. Lisars, Edinburgh.
Printed fur G. sad W. B. Whitisker, Ave-Msria-laue,
Loudon; sod Peter Hill and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1822-05-17

BRITISH AND TORSION SCHOOL SOCIETY.

Friterdly the amnial meeting of thiS isintlah'e fattitotiot
wet held at the Frei Inagua,' Towers, Great Queen-street, has
Royal Highoesa the Duke id Sumps in die chair, supported
by Lord Ebrimtton, Mr. 19 herforre, M.P wad aerrewil
Other Geedleasers of disliurtion. The rosjorily u( the CUM,
pan, were Ladies.
Toe peerrtaiya Report presented a most (.timing ae-
comet of the earriieini of the Society during the past 'esti
and was received with great applause,
After it was read, several Remissions were proposed be
the kadiag Genthewn, *be delivered Wag and abiquert
speeches in praise of the Institution.
The company did mot break up till near five
when a handsome cullectioa was made at the doors of the
Tanta.

POLICE.
-Nl.'

110 W STRISET.
Yerterdny nowt* Jay. who stated bluti•clf to be • .cr.
yawl rampluyed is bps Majesty's stsblesi uodeswent sw eke•
wsiostiow before Sir Itichard [Nettie, the sitting Maga•trate,
char .d with picking pockets to the clowd opposite D 101).
kW. Tire Ire.

A short time before the close of the theatre, the Primmer
was observed by Thos. Gook, a parish es/suitable, to make se-
veral attempts to pick periwig' pockets; Gook continued to
watch his, and when the Km' woo costag from the theatre,
be saw the Prisourt get bebiad s gentleman and attempt to
take his watch, but nut succeeding he began to hiss, upon
which the gentleman took off his hat, sad the Prisoner
seised this opportunity of the gentleman's arms being up
and directly drew the watch front the fob; Gook seized ham
with the watch in his hand, which he let fall. Gook told the
gentleatae he had lost his watch, the gentleman replied
" No, the guard chain bat saved it;" the watch was bamf-
iog by the chain. Gunk then took the Prisouer iota enaturly
sod requested the gentleman to follow him, but owing so the
pregame of the crowd, the gentleman was forced to a dif•
ferent way, and Gook was unable to find him afterwards.
The Prisoner made uo defence.—He was remanded.
London, England, 1822-05-17

.• . `
suiroiunt Norsmg.vii.
Lord jehs Ray and Captais Hay have arrived at Hoag.
sea's Hotel, Dower-street, fruits * Isar. Mr. and Mrs. May.
leased -Miss White have left ditto rot their seal, Feltimak
Hesse, Nottinghsmahire.
Lord Churchill left his seal at Wimbledon yesterday fur
his Feat, Wychwood Forest, istordsbire.
Arrivals at the M. Grorge's Hotel, Albemarle street :—Sir
Francis and Lady Wood, and Mr. and Miss Wood, from a
lour l sad Mrs. Neave from Margate.
G I Paraded left towis yesterday for his seat in Wills.
W. P Hoaywoort, Esq. M.P. arrived yesterday at his
house in Ciules.street, Berkelepsquare, from his seat is
J. H. Smith, Esq. M P. has arrived at his boom, Spring
Gardens. from his seat is Yorkshire.
Charles Greaten, Esq. left town yesterday for Brigbloa.
London, England, 1822-05-17

Jest published, by G. and W. B. WHITTAKER, Ave.
Maria-lace, Klee 9d. each, New Eddies, of
PRINOCK'S CATECHISMS of the ARTS
and SCIENCES, price Niiiepesice each, are Intended
to form timbals's of every branch of useful knowledge, awl
are of themselves, in fact, " an Epitome of the Arts •od
Sciences." The style is which they are wilier is at once
clear and simple, cooveying instruction to the youthful mind
is • unattainable by the as* of more elaborate and
comprehensive Works. In short, while they Sa on the mind
the leading facts in History, sod the fuodwareial principles
of science, the memory in relieved from the burden of retain.
log a mass of asioatim with which larger books necessarily
abound. They coedit of separate Catechisms on the fallow.
ing subjects
Arithmetic First Catechism Mineralogy
Ancient Histori Gamed Kouwledge Modern History
Astronomy Geography Morality
Architecture Geometry Music
Agriculture Heraldry Mythology
Atgeb.a History of Eagland Natural History
Haile and Gospel -- Scotland Navigation
Bolauy lerlaud Orstilhology
British Geography --. France Painiing isi Oil
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Clomical Biography America, Religion
Chemistry Paris Religious Denomi-
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Elsetrkity Latin Grammar Trade awl Commerce
Edomology Logic Universel History
Eoglisli Grammar Medicine Use of the Globes.
Preach Grammar Mentsl Philosophy
o &jog lid to look ioto these worke, we have bees pleas.
ing I y surprised at the variety sad accuracy of the inform 4110 a
they modals, within so small a compass, and in so excellent
• a form; wed we most gay, bit more meatiest, accurate,
well-arranged, and prTr publication. were never submitted
tu corral observativis. —Literary Gut tte, Nu. 39.
London, England, 1822-05-17

This day was published, is three vols. price les.
CARWIN the BILOQUIST, sod other Ame-
rican Tales.

By C. H. BROWN,
Author of w Wieland.—. °remise—. Arthur Mervyn," ice.
New Editions of which are just published.
" I( Wieland' or Arthur Mervyn' were now to be for
the drat time ushered two the world with some such magical
delusion as By the Author of Wave►Ny' In t►e title-page,
we doubt not that every reader 'mild be is raptures with
their beauties, and every babbling Critic waded', ►is tribu-
tary streams of shallow admiration of the writer's powers."—
Literary Journal.
Printed fur Henry Colburs and Co. Conduit•street.
London, England, 1822-05-17

CERTIFICATES.

J. Sherwin, of Burslem, Stafford, iroomnar r.—J. Adams,
of Slsnfurd, Lineuln, corn-merchant —F. Niblelt, late of
St. Sims-Ace, London, milliner—A. Smith, Isle of King-
street, °wayside, Lundon, Scotch factor.—W. Free'and, late
of Redhamytun, Southampton, milier.—W. May, of Spits!
square, Wieser, ailk-manufaeturer....R. Warmer, of Heat.
Madan, iionmonger.—J. Wooknek, of Truro, draper.—
T. Thommion, of Camomile-awe, London, ruerrhaut
T. W. Andrews, late of Stamford, Lincoln, cableet-maker.—
J. Heston, of Schules, Rotherham, York, nail many fact incr.
—J. Beauhry, of Meriden, Warwick, draper.—R. Putter, of
Manchester, eutton-splituer.—J. Peet, of Ashton within Mac-
Laacastrr, hinge-nasuitfacturer.—J. Sotaleate, of
Leeds, wuullen•Jraper.—J. White, of Great Wiachu.trr-
sheet, London, paper mercliant.—J . P. Hollis", of Boling•
bruke-row, St. Mary, Nawioatiro, Surrey, tailor.
London, England, 1822-05-17

CHERRY AND FMK ,FAR;
Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS.
Cherry, Mrs. Yenisei; Illaregotobeek, Mr Farley; Toptek,
Mr. Grimaldi; Hamaobad. Mr. Blatarkard; Garner, Mr.
ampoule; Nuureddin, Mr. Hurrebuw. Fair Star, Miss
Foot.; Aviarysoa, Miss Beaumont; Papilla, Slim E. Des-
The Law of Java will be repeated every evening not ap-
propriated to braille.
Cherry ■ad Fair Star will be repeated every evening, bene-
fits excepted.
London, England, 1822-07-13

JUVENILE FETE, THIS EVENING, SATURDAY,
JULY 13,
At the ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL
View the especial Patronage of the KING.
IN compliance with the request of many Litdies
and Geoiterate who Ism expressed a wish, in order
to gratify the desire of the Jewell'le Broaches of their Pa-
stilles, that the Amusemitato at these Gardena should, Cur
thie Night, terminate at an early hoar, the Proprietor.,
anions, es far as lies in their power, to meet the wishes of
all obo boson them with their compoy, have determined
teepee the Gorden impormalg foe dm plumose ea so extra
Night, and to devote this Night to the Accommodation as
well a Amusement of the junior Brooches; it is therefore
proposed to open the Doors at Six, and the Rope Dancing,
Fire works, Ascent on the Ropr, sod the other Amusements,
to be all over by Tea o'Clock. And as the Proprietors feel
an anxiono desire mai e a numerous Assemblage of the Young
FoAs, now at home for the Holidays, they intend fur this
Night only to charge Children under 12 years of age Two
Sbilliogs each, other Persons, as usual, 3s. 6J.
The Mosisl Dephrtment must of •ereasity be a little
curtailed, but the Rope Dancing, Fire Works, Ascent on
the Reps a In Sacqui, Cosmurasms, Heptaplasiesoptron,•nd
caber Amusements, will he as extrusive, sod as 'mud, as on
any preceding erasing.
iae tippet hazes may be engaged this morning.
No orders will be admitted.

Temorrev being Sunday. die Gardens mast, of latera-
lity, be cleared before Twelve o'Cleek ; it in, therefore,
sperifully announced, the Lamp will be extinguished at
Naif•past Fie, en.
N lil —The Gardens will be open on Monday, Wednesday,
aid Finlay Evenings, as usual.
London, England, 1822-07-13

FUNERAL OP MRS. IIARMERSLEF

Yesterday the mortal remains of Mrs. Hormorersky were
restored from Aubries, near Sudbury, Suffolk, the set of
C Graeowood, F q (her brother) to the family vault, St.
Jobe, Chapel, New-road. The funeral woo attended by
Mr. Gseenwood, Mr. Hammersley, Mr. G Hammersley, Mr.
C. Hammersley, and Mr. Seymour, as chief mourners; mud
a allaiMaS tram *fromages followed the corpse.