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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-10

RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. EVANS,
At hia Duns', TO.MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11,
and following Day,
Yalu 'hie COLLECTION of BOOKS,
IX BOOKS of PRINTS, and MAPS, including Cassini
Ails. de France, hest Edition, in 16 cases, rare; curious
Collection of French Autographs, from Francis I. to Bona.
parte ; Cronica de Don Alvaro de Luna, very rare, 1546 ;
Cronies del Don Alone* el Sabin y Sancho el Bravo, rare,
1554 ; sod oilier rare Sihisiisli Chronicles; Toinkines British
exquisiiely coloured, and proofs; ItApharl's Paint-
ing' in the Vatican, coloured ; Montfasiron Antignite
Expliquke, 15 vols. Lime paper; Valpy's Delphin Classic's,
25 vols. large paper, &e.
London, England, 1821-07-10

• MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, MONISAY, Jume.o.
We had a large supply of Wheat today from Essex anal
Kent, and a considerable quantity of Flour coastways; yet
the former article of fine quality sold 2s. per quarter higher
than on this day sennight, owing to the continued oak-
vourableuess of the weather, but there is out the team im-
provement in the inferior qualities, having little or tin lie.
mend for them. Barley folly support last 31 lav's prices,
the quantity at market being very small. White Pease are
rather dearer, and Beaus sold la. higher. The arrivals of
Oats are large, yet fine fresh corn obtained is. per qivirter
more than on this day week, but the sales were far Corn
brisk at that artirstnee, in other articles there is no alteration.
CURRENT PR
Meat, Kent & Faux 3411 82,
-Suffolk 34■ 60s
42. Stis

ICE OF GRAIN.

Grey Pease 20s 29.
Small Beans 28. 32.
Tick di3lo 2.1. 28s
Oats, Potato . 23s 28s
Poland Oats . l•2i, 25s
Feed Oats ..... l5. 20.
Floor, per sack 45. 50.
Rape Seed, per last 341 381

Tamils's. s --s

Rye 2lSt 28s
Barley 9o* 284
Kelt 504 58a
While Pease 3lls 34*
Boilers .36s 40s

IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK.
English Wheal. 6,011; Barley, 335; Malt, 2,1146; Oais,
6,257; Beans, 1,774; Peale, 222 —lrish ‘Vhesi, 300.—O(
Englsb Flour, 9,200 Sark..
London, England, 1821-07-10

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mox DAY, JULY 9.

There was a great snip!, of all descriptions of Cattle
at this muroing's market, and it was particularly fall of
Sheep and Lambs, in consequence of which all descriptions
of meat were lower io price.—ln the Haymarket there is 110
'iteration : Straw mid Closer remain as per last quotation.
The following is au accurate statement of the prices and
numbers -

To wink the offal per atone of 81b.
Kref....3.. 6.1. to 4s. 04, Head of Cattle this day:
Muttoo..3s. 0.1 to 4s. 0,1. feasts
Lamb...3s 61. to 4i. 10.1. Sheep and Lain1a....23,000
Veal”..3y, 8.1. to 4s. 10J. Calves
Pork ....3s. 6.1. to 4s. 10.1. I PIO

HAY-MARKET.
Hay 3/. 10s. 0,1. to 41. 411. ed.
Clover 4l. 0.. 0,1. to 51. Os. Ott.
Straw
London, England, 1821-07-10

THE IV RATH ER.

Itsteresiing Extract from a kleteorologieal Journal for ittne,
1821, kept at the Observatory of the Actitlemsr,Gusiowt:

This month has been cold sad very dry, with such ■
continuation of N.E. winds, as has not occurred these
seven years past, baring prevailed fourteen days from
that point, and five from the North. With these dry
currents, the mercurial colonise of the barometer, from
the 11th to the close of the month, ranged between
30 09 and 30.34 inches; toll the index of the hygro-
meter between 35* and 55°. In the first week of the mouth
■ robin was observed to sing strong and prefect in the morn-
ings sad evenings, which indicated the constitution of the
air to be more like the beginning of spring that, summer.
On the 9th, a shower of snow is ►aid to have fallen at Stoke,
about three miles to the northward of Chichester; and iu
the day of the 10th, several showers of hail fell, succeeded
in the night by a light hoar-frost is this neighbourhood.
The maximum temperature of the air this mouth, is only
74', the same as it was on the 20th of April last, so that we
are still ' short of summer heat.

The mrerage temperature of the days and nighty is a little
under that of the cold and wet June in 1816; awl more than
4• below the mean of June for the last six years, ontoitb.
standing the greater number of flue sunny days. The tem-
perature of spriva.watcr fluctuated unusually ; sad scarcely
any dew fell in the nights. From thew" untoward circum-
stances, vegetation sod the ripeuio` of the fruit were re.
Larded, and the corn kept backward in its growth; but it
has now a promising appearance.
The atmospheric and meteoric phenomena that have come
within our übsetratiun this month, ate six perhella, four
solar halm, one small meteor, and one strung gale of wind
from the N. E.
London, England, 1821-07-10

THI►4TRES

DRURT-LANB.

Last night the opera of Rob Ro; tv4;perfor;e4l
at this 'fit-atre. The characters of the piece are
well cast. Mr. Cooeita. was an able representative
of the outlawed chief. There are several passages
ofderp interest and feeling in his pert, to which he
did ample justice. Madame Veartits and Mr.
Hotta, to the characters of Mann Venetia and
Frank Osbnidiston, sing some duets very sweetly:
the litter gave tae melody, " March to the Billie
in an expres.ive and saproanate style.
Mr. MACKAY, is. Raillie Nicol Artie, I, ffurded a
rich treat to the Niters of genuine humour. Mrs.
EGERTON played Helen Macgregor with her urns/
excrileuer. The opera is very well got GIP, an.l
was received with great applause by a fasltion•sbte
audience.

At the fall of the curtain Mr. COOPER came
forward and announcrd the entertainments for this
evening by aperi.il desire and under the pittronake
of her NISJEviTY. This annotineruient was re-
ceived with plaudits.

SADLER'S WELLS.
Nothing can exceed the PIICCCIIe this theatre has
met with since the appearance of Mrs. EGERTON.
in her original character of Madge Wildfire, in The
Heart of Slid-Lothian. The house has been
crowded every everting. The isaiiromime of Har-
lequin at Home is one or 11w most tapir tted and auto
cessful productions that has been brou4ht out fur
many year*. The following is a list of the fashion-
able visitors who have lately honoured the theatre
with their presence. viz.
Lord Porimorrand party, Earl and Countess Bolton aid
family, Lady Lubbock and party, Lady Fortesene and party,
[Ad, Templar and party, Lady (.7aroline Lamb and party,
Lord Pore and party, Lord Petersham and party, Mr. add
Mrs. Bell and family, Sirs C. Morgan, W. Congreve, J. Les.
lie, J. Williams, J. Lem" G. Alderson, J. Frederick, W.
Graham, R. Prier, Bares. and parties; Hon Mrs. Calvert and
family, General Sown and family; Colonel' Lewis, Smith,
WIWI), Stanton, Burin Green, Savage, tic. Re.
London, England, 1821-07-10

NEW EDINBURGH REVIEW.

Os the 31st of July will be published, price 65. sewed
(to be continued CharterlA Nu. 1. of
FIE NEW EDINBURGEI REVIEW.
aaa The Condueiors of `i The Edinburgh Monthly
Review" have ehauged their Journal fium a Monthly to a
Quarterly Publication, in conseirienee of an opi ii i 44 n very
generally prevalent in the best informed literary circles, and
repeatedly and earnestly pressed on their consideration, that
the peculiar advantages of she Quarterly form, being more
suitable to the character which their Work is admitted is
have acquired, are likely to impart to their labours a still
higher power of influencing the public mind.
Each Number will contain the dame quantity of matter as
the other Quarterly Reviews ; anti the %York will be pub-
lished regularly no the 31st of July, 3let of October, 31st
of January, and 3uth of April.
Complete Sets of the Edinburgh Alontlily Review, is five
Volumes, price 15.. each, may lie had of the Publishers of
THE NEW EDINBURGH REVIEW, Waugh and lone•,
Edinburgh ; G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-31aria-lase ; and
Joins Warren, Ohl Bond•street, londuu ; and of J. Cm-
ming, Dublin ; by whom, and by the principal Booksel-
lers in the United Kingdom, Subscriptions fue lbe New
{Turk will be received.
London, England, 1821-07-10

7'HE CORONATION.

His Majesty 1148 appointed two train-hearers, in
addition to the six whose names we have already
stated, namely, the Earl of Surrey, son of the Duke
of Norfolk ; and the Earl of Uxbridge, son of the
Marquis of Anglesey.
The Judges said Masters or Chancery will attend
the -coronation of his Majesty in their usual Court
under-dresses.
The Lord Great Chuntberlain has resolved to
gratify the 'While with n view of Westminster
Hall till \Vedrresrl•ry. Tickets are now admitted by
the west door, under the colour de its Old Palace-
)ard.
London, England, 1821-07-10

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTIMOUI If, JULY S.
-Arrived yesterday the John transport from St. Kitt's, oat
forty.fuur days; and Rubicon, Woodberry, from Nutriment',
out fifty-seven days—the latter is put under quarantine,
eight men having died on the passage.
Arrived to-day Hills, Dorib, from the Eastward; and Wil
liam, Leslie, from Dantzig.
Passed up the Channel the Massey, Beasley, from Antigua.
Passed by the Princess Charlotte of Wales, Bedsit, for Bengal.

PLYWOUTR, JULY 772
Arrived the Harlequin from a cruise; Harriet, Cumming,
from Ferrol; and Brothers, Evans, from Dundalk.
Arrived of Plymouth the Fame, Owen,. from Oporto;
and Anil, Sughrue, from Jamaica in sixty days, both for
London.
Sailed the Friends, Beer, fur Tetteriffo.

FALMOUTH, JULY O.
Arrived the Amphitrite, Lodvigsen. from Drum.
Sailed the Doke of Kant packet fur Lisboa, nod Lord
Sithwouth packet for the Mediterranean—each with malls.

HARWICH, JULY 7.
Arrived the Henry Freeling packet with • wail for
Holland.



COAL MARKET, JULY 9.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
751 Newcastle
251 Sunderland
S Calm .

The consequences of the drought are now se-
verely felt through the country in several respects.
Numbers of the wells have gone dry, and the
rest do not yield nearly their usual supplies. The
small brooks that rise in the hills are nearly all
dried up; and in consequence the larger streams,
wanting their customary tributes, have so much
fallen off, that many of the corn-mills are stopped
altogether, or work only two or three hours in the
morning with the scanty supply gathered in
their dams during the night. The locks, such as
those of the Mearns, Kilburnie, mid Lochwiuuuch,
have never been seen at such a low ebb as at pre-
sent. The same is the case with Loch!outwit], the
islands of which are some of them accessible dry-
shod. The cans! between Glasgow and Johnston
has fallen fully five inches. The Black Cart, which
has its rise in Lochwinnoch Loch, and drives four
cotton works at Johnston, is so reduced that the
works go only in the morning; and, if there be not
rain soon, it is feared they mu►t stop altogether.
Fresh water has disappestd entirely from the
smaller of the Western Islands; and the graziers
bring what they need for their cattle from the main
land. In different places in Forfar, Inverness, and
Argyleshires, the cattle on the hills are suffering
severely, and some of them have actually perished
of thirst.—(Glasgoso Chronicle.)

MOM mod %NNW at THE BRITISH PR EU awl THE
°win "elk He 111, Slraa.l, by C. CORNWELL,
If tbe
London, England, 1821-12-06

tor

Ad-
Jobe

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already . slatted that Sir Hugh Dillon
stitestltiiititt the other gentlemen of Dermas and its
vicinity, have formed an armed association for Mil-
ted defence. The following was among the Iles°.
;ations proposed by Major -Hall, and undulinowaly
',greed to:—
Resolved, That we hereby call ea the well-eliemmed ia-
habitants of tins weighlieurtined, to bring is their snits, and
by Wilishig,' to prefect them from the disturbers of the peace.
Such pertioni as will voluatarily surrender their arms shall
hare receipt for Meta, sad their arms shall he rammed when
the country shall be happily restored to geed eerier. After
this sluice, those who reserve their mow sod Apo Ulm tube
fakes by the disallkeled, lunge M coasidered u having kept
trim lb their poseesolse for that oliket mad we pledge our-
to afford every amistaaee sad protective in our power
ttlfraiediiv and volrdivmsevd, audio me every ezeri 'or
$ t?lpetiliamseit, those who May trausgriess the laws."
-I, • • I.* -

lowiog gastioserl &se at dew atoll he a looki, tor ikka
purpois of estryiss obese Ileadiadised late a
*lAr 1110inded 011eide, cart: 111.111, Migurtfeedral Ad.
guslitid Vididivald, flow bidders (.1 Zakillhoo). Jobs
Came, Mule,' Genii, Dodo 0111ried, JAM L Irsedeltur,
Williosi Scott, Michael asd Hew, Litter, Ell+11."
London, England, 1821-12-06

MARKETS.

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• :• •
• [From the " London Nereaottle Price rxrpoitt," of
Tarsals% Doceelmt d, MU
•
.
WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.
Correll—Great 5c.... has prevailed is the Coffee war.
Art daring the we*, and at the two public sales which have
bon besought forward, clean twittery qualities of British
1113sintion have Wowed as advance of la. to Is. per cwt.;
Nast has also beta owe inipiory by private contract, 504
bimpleees has been bane at priers fully equal to that advance.
Foreign has not hems in much demised, but by public sec-
tion ; porch/were Were Isabel fur 'sod Porto Rico at 103 s. 6d.
to 1048.6 J., and for St. Domingo is casks 1110 s. in 101..
.per cwt. • ordinary le grind St. Domingo in bags was taken
Mal 99a.6J. to 101 a. lid. per cwt.
• The 'sock of Weal India Coffee is now 4,65 A tons, being
3sl less than at this time last year; present prices Os. per
lower.

0. F. SUGAR has been in good deemed, both by grocers
sad refiners, aid rather higher prices than our lest ges-
tations have generally been paid, and is marry iustasces
derided advance has takes place.
Foszios Sinus.— Brazil and Hairansah bare been very
little inquired for; the public sale of 14,000 bags of Emit
India, ou Wednesikty, west off with spirit, aid Bengal brought
an advance upon the pricer of the pervious sale of Is. per
curt. ' • the other descriptions brought about the former rates.
The stock of B. P. Sugar is row 4.494 casks lea. than
at this period last year; present prices 49.641. per cut. lower,
per Gazette average.
The RU/4 market remain much the same; there has bees
a little demand fur the higher strengths of Jamaica.
The present stock of Rem is 32,681 puns. audj price of
proofs Is. 4d. per gallon.
Stork last year, same date, 19,712 puns. midi price of
prods Is. per talker.
Cocoa.-431 bags of Brazil, brought so auction of Wed-
nesday and Friday, were bought in at 49s 6J. so fiOs. per
cwt.; a few lots of damaged were sold at 4Ss. A large par-
cel or Trinidad was put up on Thursday, and the principal
port was disposed of at 645. to 117..; • few loss of Grenada
brought 1046. to 16111. per cwt.
P4IIIIIIITO has pee off briskly by public sale at an ail-
vases •f id. to 161. per lb. upon the precious price, prod
quality having brought Sad.
Lots WOOD has been is good demand.
London, England, 1821-12-06

CORN EXCHA NOE, Thronsarit S.

Scamly say sales were seade to-day, sad the Wheat trade
is so completely stacusal. that prices are ansaisal, except
for sopertise samples, which were offered at liosidara quota-
lion, tad may a werySmall quantity could be pat off; the Ss-
ferias soalittes arc totally resaleable. Fine Makin dark,
supports Monday's prices, bat the ordinary samples are I.
per quarter lower. The Oat trade continues esceediagly
heavy, as well as Beast sad Pease, the supply of swab base
larger Chas Ike mummers can lake off.
London, England, 1821-12-06

try, Who Were conducted on hoard Portuguese
shops to Rio Janeiro, and thence sent to Angulo.
there to tin penance for lb. climes they li4ve cow-
nutted at Naples. It would be little wi'rble to
the free principles which We have *dived biome the
happy 44th August, ittet the Portuguese territaiy
(a Inch ought to be the ainictuary of liberty, and a
vitered asylum for all atrangers wbo >hrhl tale
ie-
fuge in it) should Linter serve ef.; a prison for thioe
unfortunate people vrho were by sight free accord-
ing to the 4th Article of the bas of Ike Cousti-
lotion, which prohibits soy iersmi from being ae•
reiited except in COurrqueuve of legal proceediage.
I the/efevre glove—
I. 'that the Govervoaeot be called opost to give rievi.v. to
restore So liberty the Neepkihtane Rent to the PTSSithuh
AfriCa, sad irlso are there employed its the poblie venire
aril works. rot being etrodeotoed to them for crimes Shire
committed.

--

I. Thai they be allowed to go frbere ibey please.
Throe moiluns were ordered to rewaio for the se-
cond teethoig.
London, England, 1821-01-12

JUST PUBLISHED,
141NGARD'S HISTORY of ENGLAND.
4 vols. 410. price 7/. in boards.
" Histories' in general beau. implicitly from each ether.
Mr. Limpid understands his duly better, and i■ more scru-
pulous is the performance of At. lie days has recourse to
the original authorities, and the effect may he seen in every
page of his narrative'."—British Rev. Dec. 18tif.
HUGHES' TRAVELS in SICILY, GREECE, and
ALBANIA. 2 vols. 4to. !mice W. Os. is buds.
• We certainly have never encniintmeil ■ traveller who
poseesseit more of the art of carrying his renders with him,
than Mr. Ruches 3—stirl kw ',deed Uwe it in an 'quid de-
gree. He is worthy to ►ave wand amongst the scenery
mud whjects he describes--and whet. it. is considered what
these are, it.wil I hasten that higher praise cousin be given."
—Baldwin 's Nag. Nov. 18`10.
See also Eclectic Review for Nov. and Dec 1820.
?rioted fur 1. /4AWBAY, 39, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1821-03-20

WHIG AND TORY.

-ewe-
Hoene give, the followitee ereoent of the origin of these
Iwo tenni towards the close of the thsgreodel reign of
Charles 11.

The people being greatly dissatisfied with the miridert of
govervinsest, were frequent rind Ingrid is their prliliows tv
the King to summons a Parliament, in ronsetpience
which, wbe the church and court party prevailed, ad_
armies were framed, containing expressions of the highest
regard to his Majesty, the must entire acquiescence in his
isdom, the most dutiful submission to his prerogative,
and the deepest übkorrewee of those who endeavoured to
encroach upon it, by prescribing any time for assembhug
the Parliament. Thus the nation came to be diatinguished
into ?Milkmen and rthororrers. Then came the well known
epithets Whig and To. y. The court party reproached thei►
antagonists with their affinity to the fanatical conventicler*
in Scotland, who were called Whigs; the country party
called the courtiers Tories, which was the name of the
popish banditti in Ireland, ■s they resembled each other in
priociple.
As it was in the beginning, even so ft is now. The Whig*
rontend•fur popular rigida, for law and free Parliaments.
The Tories for passive obedience, prerogative, and the into.
mice of the Crown. The Tories irritated the Patios I. the
violent destination of Charles I.; and kept applauding the
tyrants, of Jame. 11 tilt the nation expelled his and his
family. The N'higs brought in William 111 and in
mated the glorions Revolution of NSB. George 111. early
discarded the great Whig, Chatham, arid took in the Tory,
Bute. The Tories lost us America, and have held the
reins of goverwrivent, almost unirderruptedly, for forty
years, dnring which time they have raised, our tiara from
fifteen million. to sixty millions, and our poor rate*
from one million and a half to ter ttillioiss. They found
as with an income exceeding our rxpenditure; an employed
and contrasted people; our commerce upon the solidest f.orri.
dation; OUT metallic circulation iintanopered with. They
have brought os Soso ciceas of taxition, whisk eats up alt
the fruits of industry ; they have filled our tradesmen and
farmers with despair; unsettled by a double infraction all
the crostracts lit t►e kingdom by their vila paper currency,
slid are now grasping their places with desperate cupidity,
though confe►edly linable to steer us through tbe
into which they have plunged' us.

COURSE OF EXCHANO

Amsterdam ....C.F 11 12
Ditto tit sight /t V
Rotterdam .... 2 U. It 13
Antwerp l2 10
Hamburgh ....2J U. 38 4
A1tuite........2 U. 38 5
Paris 3 its'''. sight 25 80
Ditt•
How Meaux 26 10
Frankfort on the

Main, Ex. M 156
Petersbureh,rbl.3 U 91
Ifiesiaa effeelive I M 10 IS
Trieste do II IS
Madrid ......
Cadiz
35
Barcelona 35
Sevilla 35
Israltar

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London, England, 1821-03-20

IitIPLICIAL PAKLIA4

N?.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, IMDAUM IS.

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1.

Tbeir Lordships sat et ten o'clock to ham Appeals.
JUDGMENT.
LONGWOOD, Appellant; VANN/1170N, lhapandart.
This was an appeal from the decision of t►e Court of Ses-
sion,. ttartlead. Their Lordships confirmed the judgateat
oldie Court below.

wureatz, Appellant; BROCK gIIIANI, Respondent.
Tins was a wrst of e►ror from the Court of Fachequer.
The Attorney General sad Mr. Arrjeaut Bosanyeet were
h,ard for the Respondent.—Judgment postponed.
Mr. Johnson. from the office of the Chart Secretary for
Ireland, presented a copy of the hat of EnFhall goods im-
ported into Ireland, according to their Lorahlops order.—
Laid on Ike•table.

Mr. Winchester, from the Post-Office, presented an ac-
CONDI of the balmier* in the bands of the Deputy Post•Na•
ten is Great Britain. up to the bth January iu the present
year.—Laid on the table.
bird GRANVILLF, presented a Petition from the Wool-
len Manufacturers of the County of Gloucester, praying that
the Act imposing duller on foreign wool might be repealed.
—Read said laid oe the table.

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
The Earl of MACCLESFIELD lwraented a Petition from
the Mmur mid Corporation of the City of Ottf.rrdi, against
the Claims of the Roonan Catholics.
Lord ROLLE presented a similar Petition from the Cor-
poration of the City of Eseter.—They were read and laid
on the table.
The Flap Encouragement Rill was rend a time.

.. wetted ,
the Glees Ditties Bill, tied the Mk
Coefatiteee.

linetefirawistAill we afweeaght • C.ninsithee.
The Ewa of DARNLEY said, that certain deeninewts
which had been laid on sheer Lordships' tatilv, relative so the
fiernialoing of Giiveromieut Offices is Ireland, should be
. .

THE QUEEN.

The Earl of DARNLEY prevented a Petition from seve-
ral Clergymen of the Established Church, praying that her
Majesty's Dame might he restored to the Liturgy. He said
it was oot numerously signed, and be was nut surprised at
it, as many of the inferior Clergy, nlsu would have wished
to have signed it, were prevented by their appreheosiou that
they would displease their superiors in the Church. He
mowed that the Petition should be read.

Ou the Clerk's commencing to read ilw Petition be disco-
vered an iufurntality, upon which the Noble Earl wit►drew
h.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OP ("AMMONS, :Eosins, M* 19.

The SPEAKER entrrctl the House a quarter before four
o'clock.

AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS.

Mr. PELHAM presented Iwo Petition; fro us Liaeolm-
shire, complaining of Agricultural Distress; and one from
Gainshoruugh, In the same comely, relating to the Criminal
Law.

Mr. CliftWEN presented • Petiiinn complaining of
Agricultural Distress from several owners and occupiers of
lauds in the county of Cumberland.
Mr. FLEMING presented a similar Petition from Hamp-
shire.

These Petitioas were se►erally ordered to be printed.

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London, England, 1821-03-20

Vita
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BOARD OF GREEN CL0771,
IT. Mite/ PALAIIR, MARCH 17, 1821.

•
• BY Ht MAJESTY'S COMMAND.
Notice is hereby gives, that *all carriage. pros-ceding to his
Majesty's Drswing• Room at Ottekinghant House, on Tlinis- •
day the Ted day of March, are to fall into the hoe at the top
of St. James'esstreet ; co along Cleveland-row, and through
Ststile.yard into the Park, and set down with their berms'
heads towards Buckingham-gate; after thlting down, they
are le watt in the Birdcagis-vsalk, and on the Parade op-
posite the Ram Guards t in 'skiing up, they are to go :dome
the road of Ike Men, or the walk adjoining, awl go out at
Buckinghsra gate, ur the Neese Gouda.
No hackney coaches will be permitted to rum.• in!,
the Park, but mom set down at t►e outride of Buckiurham
gale.
The gate at the lop of Constitution-hill will he opsn sitly
for carriages belonging to persona having the erstri, and
servants attending the Royal Family ; which arc to act down
at the great door of the Palace in the Cuott-yard, and to
wait at the bottom of Constittation-bill.
Tickets for carriages belonging to persons having the
ening, going its as the gate on the top of Constitution-hitt,
will be delivered at the Board of Green Cloth, St. James's
Palace. on Tuesday neat, between the hours of one ■ud
three o'clock; and no other carriages will be admittid at
that gale.

Chairs are to rarer the Green Park at the door in Me
Stable-yard, adjoining the Q114941./1 Library; to pr.ered
across the Green, and to set down al the great dour of 'Le
Palace, sad to •ait within the railing._

eHOLMONDELEY.

FASHIONA MLR MOINMSNTS.

Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish ■nd (Runty arrived on
Thursday at Burlington House, Piccadilly, (loin their seat,
Latimer'', sear Cbeshant, Bucks.
Loid Cornberissere arrived uo Saturday at Thomas's Hotel,
Be. kelcy-equaie, fruits bus seat, Combeeniere Abbey, Chamblee.
Lord Brudenell left the Clareudon Hotel, Bond-street, yes-
terday, for Leicester.

Earl Temple arrived yesterday at Backingitem House,
Pall-mall, from ►is seat, Wootton, Buck...
Lord Arundel( ta returard to lower from the Marquis of
Buckingham's seat, Arington, Hants.
Tbe Earl of Lnesdale, Lord Frederick Bentinck, and Co-
lonel Lowther, M.P. left town on Sunday for Cuttessnorc,
Butlandshire.
Thy floc Vase Pnwlett, M P. is arrived at his house in
Cumin-street, Mayfair, from bus seal, Sumerby, Witham,
Leicestershire.
_ . . .

Brune, Esq. is arrived at his house in Grosvenor-
place, front a lout.
Admiral Douglas is arrived ■t his house in Caveadish-
square, from his seat, Grove Horse, Bucks.
The Hon Hrs. Robins.)■ is arrived at her house in Park.
street, from a tour.
Mark Sisglrloo, Esq. and Lady Mary Singleton arrived
yesterday at the St. James. Hotel, Jermyn-street, fro. their
seat in Surrey.
I'. T. Drake, Esq. LA P. left the London Hotel, Albe-
marle•atreet, yesterday, for his seal in Oxfordshire.
London, England, 1821-03-20

711 E CH4S C.

On Wednesday last, the harriers beloogisg tts .esplain
3. Tyssen Tyrell, and those of John litIli& Tufa,ll, Esq.
met at Terlinr-place, where t bey were packed. The bare.,
as might be expected, in the park and ii. immediate vicillilY,
were very numerous. The first run was but short, the bare
hiving taken to earth ; hut no time was lust; the auspi-
cious day may he said to have been one continued burst,
and pleasant ridinr. The hares found in the park left It in
the moat gallant style, and in some iiislauces, the enclosure*
being large, were viewed at intervals for a mile, the hounds
running breast high. The bunt was imperceptibly drawn
towards Faulkhorne, where the hires were au numerous •a
to endanger • division of the park, and it we* deemed ad-
visable to eall them arts's/arils Hatfield; • single hare only
having been killed, whit!' the hounds ran in to in the moat
bandeaus* manner, and reeeiveA the " bloody perquisite foe
all their toils."

la drawing a "rood, sear Hatfield nary, a few minutes oisly
had elapsed before the hounds '4 in trisemphant melody cos-
famed the titillating joy" that a fox had " gone away." At
she ►eel of the day, this was a most pleasing iltvwfa ; after
ranting the " conscious villa's" about three miles, trussing
the road sear Hatfield Mill, and from theme ahsg the val-
ley at the back of Hatfield Priory, fen flootre Gerdes* Wood,
without a check, the hounds were whipped of, as haring us-
dertaken a task, which they woiddl, without doubt, hare ac-
complished, bat I. which they could sot be coestssaact4
as harriers.
London, England, 1821-03-20

EAST INDIA HOUSE, FILIIRUAIIy 21, 1821.
VIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
JNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS ej ENG-
LANA trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
&Wet
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the
said Company, appointed to he held at their house in
Lesmiesthell-str.et, urn WEDNESDAY, the 2lst March neat,
is Mask Speeds!, fur the purpose of laying before the Pro-
prietors, for their spiwobalson, a Resolution of the Court of
Directors of the 17th J y last, grantiug to Captain
Daniel Rosa, of the Runtbsty Marine, the sans of 1,8001. un-
der the eirronsetaieses therein staled.
The Hertel required by the By-Law, cap... we. 20, to.
Luther with Abe documents upon stlikh the used Resolution
hue hen formed, an *pro for the ioopeelius of the Pro-
prietors at this House.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, FiIIRUART 21, 1821.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Compauy, appointed to be held at their-House in Leaden.
ball street, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st March next, is fur.
Cher made Special, fir the porpw.e of submitting fur con-
firmation the Resolution of the Georral Court of the 20th
Dreembcc, approving the Re.oluition of the Court of Direc-
tor■ of th? flth Norcm'ret Ia tr proponitig the E.tablisbment
of a new Office, with the Salary of Three Hundred Pounds
per annum, at the Company's Willey Seminary at Addis-
comb,, fur the lnst►ocliuu of the Cadets at that Institution
in the SeirllCl of :Military Surveying.
The said Kea.lutosa a °pea at this House fur the hopee-
tiou of ibe hurl( tors.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

This day is published, the Serotid Edition, with important
Addit;ons, in 2 vols. Bvu. embellished with 18 Portrait.,
price 3I s. ltd hoards,
GEORGE the Timm. his COURT and
FAMILY.
This Work will be found to abonnd in relation, of those
peculiar traits of character Cr which his Majesty was so
distiongnished during his long and eventful rebel', aid which
have rendered his ',croons, history so remarkably attractive.
It also contains a richer collection of original anecdotes of
illustrious and disiingulalsed persons 1110111 has ever yet
been submitted to the curiosity of the public.
Panted for Henry Colburn and Cu. Couduit-street.
London, England, 1821-03-20

ADF.I.PHI THEATRE.. STRAND.

By Authority of the Right Him. the Lonl Chamberlain.
►(PHIS EVENING. TUESDAY, Match 20.
1 will be presented,• INtihnlexicul Eutramugaust, &led

•A
bUHLEITA ON LKKORS.

Jupiter, Mr. Watkins; Mercury, Mr. Cowell; Phsahor,
Mr. J. Jones; Vulcan, Mr. Callahan; Amphitryon, Mr. Gu-
nmetal ; Soars, Mr. Wilkinson. Juno, Miss Jerrold; Venus,
Mies Yates; Alcamo', Mr. Tensest; Phaedra, Mrs.Waylett.
Positively for this Night only,• New Grand Ballet, called
THE ENCHANTED PRINCE; or, the Woodman's Dangle-
i., er, The Ballet will conclude with a Grand Masquerade,
n which will be introduced a variety of Singing, Daucing,
r. A celebrated Comic Dance, by Mr. Walhourn. A vs-
iety of Feats, by Master Upon. The Song of " Manager
Smolt," by Mr. Buckingham. Aud the celebrated Set of
lluadrillem, called In loscitra. A Pas de Drum, by Mr.
tunway and Miss Garbing. A Pas Seta, bp Miss Simp•uu.
A Greed Pee de Deux, by Mr. St. Albin sod Miss Simpson.
After the Ballet, a Costello on the Clartunet, by Mr.
Walilllllll..
to the coarse of the Evening," Puff! Puff! Puff!' by
Mr.eirtrell.

Toeoaclode wiih a Soriano, in two Acts, called
DEUCE IS IN HER!
Blies, 41.--Pit, 41.—Dalltr1, le.--Door* open at Six
o'Cluck, Performauco commences Quarter before Saves.
London, England, 1821-03-20

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Janumaw 24, ISM.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, tvarliig to the EAST INDIES, do hereby glee
Satire,
That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said Company**
Sioek will be SHUT on THURSDAY, the Ist March
next, at Three o'Clock, and OPENED spin on THURS.
DAY, the 111 h April following.
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Compgry till be held at their Honor in Leaden all street,
MI WEDNESDAY, the 41st -March next, at Eleven
o'Clock in the Forenoon.
That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company
will he held at their Home in Leadenhall-street, on WED-
NESDAY, the 11th of April /text, from Niue ntittek in
the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Election of
Six Directors of 41te mid Company fur Fuse Years;
And that the List attic Members of the said Company
will be ready to be delivered at this House on SATURDAY,
the 24th March nett.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1821-09-11

CERTIFICATES.

J. wise, of Weillogisomosh, Nostleamptoo,
R. Eiger, of Boruhato-Weatgase, Norfolk. grocer.—ellt.
Cm:, G. Wesioa, J. Fustier, and G. Co:, of Little Britain,
London hankers.—G. Crombie of York, sobareo.maassfse.
tuner.—W. Board, of Bristol, post.master.—T. Sawyer,
of Ramsgate, Kent, chemist.
_ .

A sharp engagemeat-Ilsoi place on Tuesday last,
off Kerry Head, between the Vaidekyr revenue
cruiser, Lieut. N•rtax, and a smuggling lugger.
which lasted flout seven o'clock moil midnight.
The action was heard fur a considerable time from
liallybeige shore, and an exchange of upwards of
forty .hots, each distinctly counted, acroinpanied
frequently by cheers from each vessel. We ere et
present unacquainted with the result of the engage.
meat. The smuggler was observed to retire gra.
dually at the commencement. It is reported, that
the Pandelerr had two men killed on the occasion,
bat this, we trust, rests upon no.estisfactoryxathp.
rity.—(SooMerx Reporter.)
London, England, 1821-09-11

THEINVITISH-PRES

LONDON,
TUESDAY, Skioramnas 11, 18t1.

Nh litivereceivid Paris Papers of Friday last.
It may now, es we think, be sufficiently collected
from the Paris and ether Continental Papers, that
Turkey henfally essewted to the demands contain-
ed is the Retsina likimetwin ; end if such be the
ease, there seems to be no rave to discredit the
yucille tone which the Kreuter part of the communi-
cations frees the Continent have lately assumed.

UFOs ebe weber band, however. we kern by intelli-
gence trews Odeeee. that &MO STROGOXOFP NIS SC.

twiny anised.in that town, bowleg left Constantinir-
ple on the gth of August. If this latter event had lisp-
posed some two or three weeks previously, it would
have been regarded ill over Europe as an infallible
aeoamace of war, bet occurring just at this midi.,
cider isontest, we think that it can be explsined
without the sieressity of laming so hostile a dispo•
'Won. Russia having required frost Turkey the •
fulfilment of certain eonditioas as the alternative
by which Alone war was to be avoided, could not
upon her part, consistently with the ordinary wits-
cipleirof justice end honesty, refuse to perform her'
idiplitet stipulations if Turkey should declare her

vemtntion of fulfillisigtise conditions prescribed in
theakfisataas, even though the acquiescence of the
Ottoman Porte might Dot have been expressed

within the precise period, which was somewhat im-
periously limited by the Cabinet of St. Peters-
butes. int matter of swell deep and serious mo.
meet, a day or two ought not to be esteemed of
much importiubce when weighed against the horrors
sod ♦ieusitude. of war, the more especially as in
the present case the object of the war may be ob-
London, England, 1821-03-27

The Lady Nero's reports the Elbe to be free from iee.

Dons., mutest 23.
Sailed yesterday the Fanny %%gage, Limiter. fur Hull.
Put back the Orieni, Wallace, fur Bengal; and Hound,
Sinew*, for St. Vincent's.
Arrived sad sailed for the River the Agility, Baker, from
the South Sees; sod the Hyperion, from Portsmouth.
Came down from the River the Leopold, Wiliam, for Leg-
horn, and the Brauston for Gibraltar.
Passed through she &and to day several vessels, names
ankaows, fur the River, and other destinations.

waiiwir•erenrmear
The royal yachts at Deptford are ordered to be
fitted fur Sall, and to accompany his MAJESTY oil
his voyage to Ireland. It is said his MAJWITY will
en►back at Brighton, and proceed to Plymouth to
view the Brerkwiater, aittl thence to Dublin.

We are glad to find that the report of Mrs.
PLIJNILEIT'S death was premature, as appears by
the following paragraph, copied from the Free-
man', Journal of Thursday :
" It iK with great regret tucked we state that whilst Mr.
Plunkett bat beret so zealously aml successfully labotirtme
fur his reentry, his amiable Lady has been sufferime under
indispssition, and that it was thosteht otrespary hat right
to dispatch a messenger lu mai Mr. Plunkett to this
country.
Sir W. 111Axwcu. has sustained a great loss in
his stmt. by death of die valuable brood mare,
by Whiskey, dam by Diomed, grandam
by Inspeiator. She was in lual with a colt to Wal-
ton.
A L tdy threw Itereelf on Ssittriluy reciting lust
Gum it parapet eighteen feet high, Kr Bath, into the
liver, from which she was fortunately nareed, purl
is now in a ftir way of
doing well. Sowe reports
affecting her character, equally utifott,uled and in-
faunally, induced her to attempt self-desto action.
Yestetday John Saoke was brought up a second
dine tur ritatutianunt at B,w-street Police-office,
and was full committed for trial, eltirg,d wills
having forged the signatures of thfretent person.
to his account., as putser on board Ins Majesty'.
ship Spartax, with intent to defraud the Commis.
Biotin.* of the Victualling, Board. •
London, England, 1821-09-29

LON DON,
SATURDAY. SEPTIIMBER 29, 18t1.

The KING, we understand, means to return to
England about the time of the opening of Path.-
ment, which stands at present prorogued to the
29th of November. He goes direct to Hanover,
and probably will not extend his journey beyond
that kingdom during his absence. It was not his
intention at his departure to visit Paris on his re-
turn. Considerable alterations have already com-
menced at St. James's and Carlton Palaces, upon
a plan for some time under consideration. The
fine suite of rooms in the former are under repair,
and the apartments in that Palace hitherto
occupied by Ladies of the late Queen CH•R.
LOTTE'S establishment, are to be fitted up for
reception
rooms, and other places of accotn-
modation on public days, as it is his MA-
JUTY'S intention there to hold his Court. Of
these Ladies, two, viz. Miss BRUERNELL and Miss
VERNON, have resided there upwards of fifty years.
and one, Miss COLEMAN, thirty years. They have
received notice to quit in two months, and we do
not learn that other apartments have been provided
for them. Of Carlton Palace the foundation lias
been considered for some time defective, in conse-
quence of having been laid on a soft and sandy
soil, and upon a recent survey the roof has been
also pronounced unsafe. Some means will there-
fore be adopted to strengthen and secure the
former; a nets roof will be substituted for the pre-
London, England, 1821-09-29

•
MARKETS.
CORN EXCHANGE, Fauna', Sr,11"8"1 98'
We had rather more demand fur bee old Wheat towards
the close of Wednesday's market • and spin, this months(
several eunntry buyers being here, susd 0141 Wheal is the
western comities being moth wanted, bat mew Is tslslly an•
saleable, owing to She rowels sod damp rendition. Flee
fresh Barley, as well as WINS, rally supporta MsdocilY's
prices. The Oat trade was heavy iu etureequetsee of large
arrivals. In Pease and other artielea there is nu alteratioa.
London, England, 1821-09-29

FLANDEKS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER fl.
His Majesty the Kisig of England is expected in
this city on Mondry, ur Toroidal at the latest.
Mr. Foster, the British Minister to the Court of
Denmark, his arrived here.

SEPTEMBER 44.

We learn from Lille that Lieut.-General the
Marquis De Jumillac has gone from Lille to Ca—
lais, by the orders of the Minister of War, in order,
together with the Duke De la Clirtre, to receive
the king of Engleud on his landing.

FRANKFURT, SEPTIIIIStII 19.

Baron Kienmayer, General of Cavalry, who
commands in Moravia, has been sent fur to Vienna.
It is supposed that lie will have the command of the
army forming at Transylvania.
It is stated that the Turkish fleet io the Archipe-
London, England, 1821-01-15

SOIREES AMUSANTES.
" The Law •lbws it.".—(Rhakapeare.)

THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA•HOUSE,
STRAND.
EVENING, MONDAY, January 15,
1841, and every Eveniax till further notice,
LES OMBHES CHINOISES.
A GLEE CONCERT.
DR. FAUSTUS IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWKES.
A variety of novel Entertainment• are is preparation, as,
in consequence of increasing attraction, it is the intention
of the Proprietor to keep the Theatre open mstil Mr. Ma-
thewes season.
A Military Band will performs between the Parts.
London, England, 1821-01-15

TWENTY-THIRD THIS MONTH (Ja.
unary) New Lotte►y begins.
9
Other Prises doubled, and not Two Blanks to a Prise! 11
will commence 23d .1 y, when Three of 21,000/. are sure
to be drawn in Ike first Rot Minutes.
Tickets and Sbure■ are Selling by T. BISH, Stock-broker,
4, Curabill, and 9, Charing cross, London ; who shared and
sold, in the Contract just ended, 1,483, 20,000/.-3,142,
20,0001.-3,645, 10,0001.—besides other Capitals; and by
all his Agents in the Country.
London, England, 1821-01-15

151YTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Coraill, and Louis-
bard-street, begs leave to remind his Friends this Pub-
lic, the S:ate Lutttry begins drawing on the 23d January.
The Scheme is unprecedented, there being Nine Prises of
21,0001. and Money, and not Two Blanks to a
Prize. The Public are *lmo respectfully informed, at pre-
sent Two Tickets of One Number may he had, lay which the
Holder tarty be entitled to the immense sum of 42.00 W.!
EYTON has a great ♦ariety of Tickets and Shares me Sale,
and entreats his Friends to he early in their purchases, the
demand being so great he has not the least doubt there will
he • scarcity before the drawing commences.
London, England, 1821-01-15

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, hwrsat is.

~....

This day the following persons were prosecuted at
the imitative of the Mendicity Satiety, as rogues and vaga-
bonds, •ix..—. John Adams, James Burrell, James Baruch,
Daniel Smith, John Johnstone, Unify Johnson, Anttn,n♦
Pearse, Thomas Johnson, and Jane Busier. The three ant
named being well-known had characters, t►e Court sen-
tenced then. to be /wilier imprisoned fur periods of six and
their months, to be twice flogged, and passed to their re-
spective parishes. Three were sent. nevi to he imprison. I
for one month each, and passed; ■od the remaiiting three
were reprimanded by Dickenson, El. the Chairman ;
who considered they had been sutfieiently punished, suit
discharged them.
London, England, 1821-01-15

DESPERATE POACHERS.

On Wednesday night laid a severe mulct took place be.
tween a gang of five poachers and the keepers of Windsor
Gs rat Park. The keepers were apprised of the presence of
the poachers by repeated remits of glint d sehnrged in the
several plautations at the pheasants no the trees, as early as
Cleves o'clock, but it was not till twelve o'clock that the
action conameneed, when the poachers had like, a pun_
lion on a lwidge, four abreast, with presented arm., lives.-
ening to fire if the keepers advanced a step further. The
keepers answered, a we have •rtes, and ate determined to
take )ou," advanciag at the same lime. The poaolsere im-
mediately fired, a close action then commenced with the
butt.ends of their pieces, which terminated in the surrender
of three of the poachers, who are lodged in Windsor gaol :
their names are Martin Killoch, rhos Neighbour, and Jas.
Chat. They are dreadfully beaten and bruised. The four
keepers and three of their men received many severe blown:
one of them, Page, lies so ill of three wounds in his bead,,
as not to be able to attend publicly to give evidence. ti
le
deposition has been privately takes.. Upon examin—
ing the spot where the contest took place, four gun, wee •
found; use of them broken is three pieces, two of them
loaded with powder and small s►ut, and one that appeared
to have been not !twig discharged. Nine pheasauts were
fuved la a sack.
London, England, 1821-01-15

nacre nsoyery loot anti is, as it tarn-
fesses to be, an act of sccusation against the hit-
uitffar,ar,-exceetiog4 Orme, the Mioister of War
and *he Mutiater of ,Colossial Affairs. Tbe main
point( • isf this. coMplairtt are, their injudicious dd-
refirtiitiatlAn Ist Wow.; [Weir 'pride. their neglect end
tiodst'iliet:or Their eageriiess to
intilftwo ph:tqar friends, and isvountes, even
by turning out persona 4 istioguished by their • me-
rits and sereicals.•the-delay of the trial of the guilty
at Cadiz ; tite.dinsolution of the army of the Isle of
Ceon i 'the' Itiego ; the indifference
li they tire•Ulieullijant political and military truus-
actions of other notifies, Sce.
• MADRID, DECEMBER 89.
liast night the meting of the Club of Malta con-
tinued till hitlq4st teri. Various orators mounted
the tribune, 'whounforced the ideas which had been
before expressed. -It appears that this aberitoon, at
fire o'clock, 'orifice NtOati'stnck up, prohibiting the
;nee Notsiilhitinitliiig this, many persons
assembled at irk (Muck. a, well at the ( toss of
Malta, seat the Fountain, and in both planes moony
orafors• spoke: The citizens, Galiano, Cortober-
Ma. end *Chirostiza etibdrtict the people at the
Ftiobtalti•tiord:-r-iintriaroposed that another re-
preaentistlan'abould. be drawn up, that the patriotic
clubs should subsist. At the Club of Malta.
snider? citizen announced that the Political
Chief' had signified 11)14 he could not grant the
'Oahe' of thotie wlio solicited permission to meet.
It is maid that the Peretaneut Deputation of the
Cortes Ass met to-diy, for the purpose, it is pre.
sinned. of brittlig into consideration the lute (rents
ut Naples. In geoer.l the departure alibi Sicilian
Majesty is not approved here.
MADRID, DECEMBER 30.
This night detachments of cavalry of the line and
of the national militia occupied the points of the
Rio de San Louis, and the issue ofthe street Del
Clavel. The hotel of Malta was elated, and Ito
person allowed to stop in its neighbourhood. In
cousequence there was no meeting.
The megnificeut sword given by the Spanish
Society at LondballeiGhmeaseQuirogs was delivered
to him this day. ' • ' ••••"

11141%; MUTTS `[ PRESS.
London, England, 1821-01-23

DEATHS.

On the eth angina last, at Cuildspale, in the East Indica,,
whilst on his Judicial Cirenit, John heisiwaril Ti.,,,,, Emik.
of the Civil Service un the Madras Establi►hment, aims is
long and faithful ars vice of upwards of 28 yea...
0.1 Saturday lam, aged 23, Mr. John Blanchard, portrait
engraver, eldest son of Mr. Blanchard, of Covent Garden
Theatre.

Ot► the 3bl nit. at Milford, Captain Rotsert Reihrovon,
of the Royal Psonbruke Rifle Corm and formerly of Castle
Hall, iis that county. His remains were attended to the
grave by Sir John Owen, the !Washer for the roomy, the
Havel Officers, and all the families of respectability iu the
neighbourhood.

HIGH WAFER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
31utuitoir 3 after S. I Eremitic 17 after 3,

E NJBLIC are rrapeetruily informs-J. that
SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED :MEDICINES eon-
tiune to be prepared in the moat accurate swasismr, fro►n
Ike Origival Receipt* of the Proprietor, at (Meal Dosses.,
►ear Liverpool, she e Patients may address three lettere as
heretofore, and, on remitting a Owe Pound Note, receive
Advice in their respective caers„.togeilicr with Dr.Solonsou'e
valuable Medicines, fur she following Complaints:-
1n all eases of scorbutic eruption, acrotsilous taint, and
in disorders originating from an impure &Lite of the blued,
the ANTI-IMPETIGIN EN, commonly called Solomon's&
Drupe.

Aild in nervous CaOPN. or coristirsgaive habits, attended
with weakness, debility, lowness of spirits, and • gradual
wasting of the vital princip!r, the loutt.establishcd anal
highly-celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD.
The above Medicines are ■lru mild by Mr. R. Johnston,
68, Cornhill; and Mr. Sanger (late Bacon sad Co ).
Oafurd-strect ; price lls. per bottle, and family bottles con-
laiuiag four small ones for 33r. by which Ile, are saved,
with the words "Sankt. Stlloll3oll, Liverpool," engraved UN
the stamp.
Also, price 3s. that interesting and useful Work (with
a Portrait of the Author), entitled "A GUIDE Tt►
HEALTH ; sir, Advice to both Sexes, in a varies, of Corr_
plaints," by S. Solomon, MD. Containing a Treatise on
Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaintr;
also, General Remarks 1111 those Diseases with which the
human Ludy is most frequently afibctud; explaining the
symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies must ropier
adapted fur Sexual Debility, Sur. doe.