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C. The Proprietors of the Royal Harmonic Institution beg most
respectfully to acquaint the public that the only correct copies of
the Opera now performing a. the English Opera House, called
" TH E ORACLE," are published by them, and that all other
copies are spurious' and an invasion of their tights.
N
EW MUSIC.--Just published at the ROYAL HAR-
310NIC INSTITUTION. Aygvll Rooms, 246, Regent-
street, the SONGS, DUETS, &c., in THE ORACLE, or the
INTERRUPTED SACRIFICE, composed by WINTER,
newly arranged by IV3I. BAWLS. a. 4.
Overture - . - - . r, 0
The rosy dawn bath driven. Chorus.
' When battle's conch is sounding. sung by Mr. Atkins -
The trumpet first is sounded, sung by Mr. Thorn
\Ve Maidens, mark me,sung by Miss Coward -
All hail to the God of our Fathers, Chorus.
Now by love and peace invited, Sestet and Chorus.
Oh when thine eye is throwing. Diet, Miss Paton and Sapio 2 6
All-powerful Sun, sung by Mr. Phillips - - 2 0
There was a time ere sorrow, sung by Phillips
Paton - 1 6
Between my hopes and fears suspended, Duet, by 3liss Paton
and Phillips - - - - 2 6
-
When will peace relieve my bream ? sung by Miss Hamilton I 6
How the plaguing varlet teases, Duet, by Miss Cloward and
.
Thome - - -
2 6
We hail thee, Lord of Light, Finale, Ist Act - - 10 0
Tho' we all can feel thy sorrow, Quartet and Chorus.
In what sad hour, Trio.
Oh heavens ! the thought is frightful, Duet.
Hut never mark'd the Hower? Song, Miss Boden
The Maid who'd wish to slumber, Quartet .
The gloomy terorrs of the grave, Scene, Mr. Sapio
Farewell, yet not fur ever, Quartet.
-
The evening is descending, Finale - - 10 0
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IfTer-Office, :lager, 28, 1826,
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Cornet and Ritlingmastir m.
Ileum to have the rank of Lieutenant
2.1 Itesiniettt of Dragoon (;wards-Lieut. T. E. Campbell. front
the halt:ray, to be Lieutenant, vice T. Collins, who exchanges,
receiving the difkrenee. Paymaster C. J. Furlong, front the 1 tliih
Foot, to be Paymaster, vice T. Flay, who reverts to his former
half-pay.
341 ditto-Captain G. Todd, from the half-pay. to be Captain, vice
C. Frost, who exchanges, receiving the (Unmake.
7th ditto-H. W. Atkinson, Gent. lobe Cornet, by purchase, vice
King, promoted. Lieut. C. Hickman to be Adjutant, yieo
Daniel, who resigns the Adjutantey only.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons-H. Teased, (ant. to be Cornet, by
purchase, vice Straccy, promoted.
2d ditto- G. IVatts, Gent. to be V nary Surgeon, vice Trigg,
deceased.
3d Regiment of Light Dragoons-L t. C. Phillips to be Captain,
by eurebaso, vice Jacson who retires. Cornet G. 11. Lickwood
•to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Phillip" IV. J. Downes.
Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, via Lockwood.
tkh Regiment of Drag° !na-Comet J. IVaddington to be Lieute-
nant, by vurchsse, vice Gallen; prelnoted.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons-1k Hod. 0. Vaughan to be
Captain, by purcbow, vice 13rownCgintenoted. Cornet A. C.
Williams to be Lieutenant, by p •trnewe. itlie Vaughan.
13th ditto-T. J. Parker, Gene. to bit) Car, by purchase, vice
Brown. promoted.
I ltit ditto-Cornet C. Prime to be Lieuteaslat, by purchase, vice
Rooke, promoted. E. Teniaon, Omit- to beCornet, by mochas:,
vice Delete.
15th ditto-Lieut. 0. P. Rose to be Ca fit, by purehair, vice
81`AIPMe, promoted. Comet A. F, myth to be Lieuteaant, by
purchase, vice Rose.
17th dittn-Lient. O. T. Greenlandle; be Captain, by purcbase,
vice Adams, promoted.
Comets C. Forbee, viretireenland ; and H, Witham, vice Pole,
promoted-to be Lieutenants, by purchase. IV. 51. Percy,
(lent. vice Forbes ' • and W. R. Sands, Gent. vice Witham-0
be Comets, by purchase.
Coldstream Reedment of Fora Guards-L Hnbhouse, Gent. to be
• Eoaign and Lieutenant, by purchase. visa Dent, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot-11. A. Kerr, Gent; to be Ensign, by put-
clim., vice Ford, pro:sync&
241 di:to-Lieut. W. Cockell, from the 13th Foot, to be Captain, by
purchase, vice Mitchell, promoted.
3d ditto-Captain W. T. R. Smith, front the 12th Foot, to be
Captain. vice Patton, who exchanges. , •
sth ditto-Lout. F. G. Drewry to be Catin, vice M'Keneie, de-
ceased. Ensign E. 11. Dodd to be Lieutenant, vice Drewry.
J. Atkinson, Gent. to be Ensign, by puirchase, vice Mayne, pro-
moted.
6th ditto-Lieut. C. L. Martin to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Eden, promoted. Ensign J. Crofton to be Lieutenant, by Fur.
chase, vice Alartin. W. Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pup.
chase, vice Citation.
9th ditto-Lieut. P. R. Browne to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Fraser. promoted.
Ensigns 11. R. Duff. vice Cox, appointed to the 3501 Foot ; anti
Backe H. Heathrote, vice Mornay...de be Lieutenants, by pur.
chase. J. A. %Voolis, Gent. vice Ihcf-to be Ensign, by pur-
ch ise.
10th ditto-Licat. J. Goode. from 1011114, id West India Regi-
ment, to be Lieutenant, rice W. N. 'LlSornas, who exchanges.
11th ditto-Ensign henry O'Neill to be,Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice England, promoted. G. H. Kg?, Cleat. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice CY Neill. . .
12th ditto-Captain J. Patton, from tap: 3d Foot, to be Captain,
vice Smith, who eschangee.
13. h ditto-Emden W. Chatubre to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice IVinglield, promoted. W. Rawlins, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Chamber.
15th Regiment of Foot-Lieut. 11. G.Dage to be Captain, by pur-
chose, vice Bannister, who retires
Ensii,m .1. Lawson, to be Lieutenant, b, purchase, vice Gage.
17th ditto-lAent. C. Forbes to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Campbell, promoted in the 19th Foot. Ensign J. Henry to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forbes. J. H. Allen, Gent. to be
Lnsimt by OlteilMiC, eke Henry.
111th ditto-Brevet Lieut.-Col. W. Riddell, from the 99th Foot, to
he Major. t-ee Goorequer, promoted
19:h ditto-C..ORM D. Campbell, from the 17th Foot, tobe Major,
by purchase. vice Pipon, appointed to the 21itb Foot.
Contains J. H. Slade, half-pay 2tl Ceylon Regiment. vice May,
and W. Black, from the half-pay, vim Raper, promoted-to be
Captains. Lieut. C. Yeoman, tipankkalf-pay Royal Artillery,
to be Lieutenant, vice A. G. Forbad, who retires upon half.
pa..
23d ditto-Captain W. Ross ma be %Moe; by purchase, vice Ander-
son, promoted. Lieut. T. Matheson to be Captain, vice Rosa
Second Lieut. R. K. Elliott to be First Lieutenant, by purchase,.
vice Matheson.
26th ditto-Major G. Pipon, from the 19th Foot, to be Alajnr, vim
Pringle, promoted. Lieut. W. H. Sitwell to be :Captain, by,
purchase, vice Brookes, appointed to the 69th Foot. Ensign J.
3laule to be Lieutenant by Purchase, vice Sitwell. C. W.
Cesunbe, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Made.
29th dives-Paymaster N. Farwell, from the 19th Foul, to be Pay-
master, vice Wild, who retires-upon half-pay.
32d ditto-Lieut. E. Shewell to be Captain, by purchase, vice 310-
lyneux promoted. Ensign T. C. Crawford to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Showell. IL M. Warwick, (lent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Crawford.
330 ditto-Lieut. W. Payne, froth the 75th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
vice Elliott. promoted.
35th ditto-Lieut. I). L. Cox, feats tbe 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant,
%ice Smith, promoted in the 37th Foot.
36:1‘ ditto-Ensign P. 31urray to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Cross, promoted.
37th ditto-Capt. T. Eastwood, from the half-pay, to be Captain,
vice Brown, promoted.
38th ditto-Capt. C. Grant, from half-pay 6th 'West India Regi-
ment, to be Captain, vice Blackett, whom appointment has not
taken place.
39th ditto-h:nsign R. Douglas to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, de-
emed ; and Ensign J. b. Ormsby, from the lit West India
Regiment, to be Ensign. vice Douglas. •
41st ditto-('apt. J. F. May, from the 19th. Foot. to be Captain,
vice J. Cornett), who retires upon, halCpay 2d Ceylon Regiment.
Lieut. A. Glen, from half-pay Ist Foot. vice A: Tucker, who
exchanges ; and Ensign A. W. Horne, front the 98th Foot, by
purchase, vice Childers. promoted-to be Lieutenants.
41d ditto-Copt. W. Middleton to be 31ajor, by purchase, vice
Brander, promoted. Cleat. R. D. Macdonald, by pureldize,
vice Middleton ; and Capt. W. Murray, front the half-pay, vice
Doherty, prortioted-to be Captains. Ensign D. A. Cameron,
vice Macdonald, to be Lieutenant, by purehaset A.,lnglis, '
(lent. vice Cameron, tobe Ensign, by purchase.
44th ditto-G. E. B. Lowth'er, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Hallway, promoted.
49th ditto-Lieut. C. Al.. Burrows, from the Royal African Co-
lonial Corps, to he Lieutenant, vice Eastwood, deceased.
51st Ditto-U. Willianiton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Auldjo, promoted.
52d ditto-Gentleman Cadet G. 31. Yorke, from the Royal Military
College, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Forbes, promoted
bi the 7th Foot.
530 ditto-Ensign E. Mimi to be Lieutenant; by purchase, vice
Hill, promoted. It. S. °debar, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Delme.
54th ditto-Lieut. I. Clarke to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ar-
naud, promoted.
55th ditto-Major C. Mill to be Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice
Skerrett, who retires; Capt. P. E. Craigie to be Major, by pur.
chase, vice 31ill. Lieut. R. Ficklin to be Capt. by purchase,
vice Craigie. Ensign C. C. Ebrington to be Leut. by purchase,
vice Ficklin. Al. Wilson, Gent. vice Bowles, promoted in 7th
Foot. W. Thorpe, Gent. vice Ebrington.:-To be Ensigns by
purchase.
58th ditto-Ensign D. Robertson to be Lieut. vice Bell, deceased.
W. F. Campbell, (lent to be Ensign, vice Robertson.
80th ditto-Capt. C. Chichester to be Major, by purchase, vice
Pearee,promoted. Lieut. G. Fotbergill to be Capt., by purchase,
vice Chichester.
61st ditto-Capt. J. Wolfe to be Major. by purchase, vice Greene,
who retires. Lieut. G. T. Parke to be Capt., by pnrehme. vice
Wolfe. Ensign R. H. O'Reilly 'levy to be Lieut. by purchase,
vice Parke. R. Gloster, Gent. to be Cosign, by purchase, vice
Hoey.
69th ditto-Capt. C. Lowrie to be Major, by purchase, vice Leslie,
promoted. Lieut. 11. Pigot, by 'purchase, vice Lowrie; Capt.
It. Brookes, from the 211th Foot. vice Towers, promoted-to be
Captains. Ensign 11. W. Blachford, vice Pigot, to be Liem.,
by purchase. H. C. Hallifax, Gent. vice Illachford...to be En-
sign, by purchase.
72d ditto-Lim. G. Murray to be Capt., by purchase, vice Mums,
promoted. Ensign W. H. Robinson to be Lieut., by p urchase,
vice Murray. G. Kirkaltly, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Robinson.
75th ditto-Ensign R. B. Brown to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Payne, appointed to the 33d Foot.
78th ditto-Lietit. R. T. Hawley, from half-pay 14th. Foot. to be
Lieut. (repaying the difference to the Half-pay Fund), vice A.
Sword, who exchanges.
80th ditto-Ensign F. N. Toole to be Lieut., ;by purchase, vice
Leche, who retires.
61st ditto-Capt. J. J. Hamilton,
front half-pay, vice Onle, pro-
motet). Capt. C. B. Brisbane, from half-pay, via Pratt, pro-
muted-to be Captains. 11. 5. Peter, Gent. vice Jones, pro-
moted, to be Ensign, by purchase.
824 ditto--Lieut. J. J. Sister to be Capt., by purchase, vice Starkly,
who retires. Ensign C. F. Haswell to be Lieut., by purchase.
vice Slater.
84th. odit.tovei-Etenh H sign H. B. Clarke tobe Lieut., vice Wyse,decensedi
T.
, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Clarke,
promoted.
86th ditto-Lieut. R. B. Hasher to be Capt. by purchase, vice
Garman, promoted. Ensign W. C. Caldwell to be Lieut., by
purcbase, vice Umber.

WILLIAM SIMS, POTIOS, grocer.
Julia GETHING, Worcester. coed-merclian..
SAMUEL JACKSON, Congleton. silknum.
BANKRUPTS.
Wi rut. q Wars° a, Ilishopsgate-street, innkeeper, to tureen.
der September 11, at 1, 12, and October 10, at 10, at the Bank.
rapta' Court. Solicitor, Sir. Parton, Bow Church-yard.
JAMES SHAKESHAFT, jun. Widegate-streer, Itishorigate,
dealer in earthenware, Sel.tember 5, 30, and October 10, at I I, at
the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. White and Barrett,
Great St. Helen's.
GEORGE EDWARD DINSDALE, Middleham, Yorkshire. F cri-
r en er, September 14, 15, and October 10, at 10, at the Bishop
Blaize Inn, Richmond. Solicitors, Messrs. Strangeways and
Walker, Barnard's Inn ; and Mr. James Bradley, Catterick.
Yorkshite.
GEonoe KEATING, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, linen-draper.
September 11, at 1, 12, and October 10, at 10, at the Bankrupts
' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Green and Ashurst, Sambrook-court,
tasinghall-street.
. ROBERT TIIORELEY, Longdcndale, Cheshire, cotton-spinner,
September 11, 12, and October 10, at 2, at the Star Inn, slanches.
ter. Solicitor, 51-. A. Kay, Manchester.
'PETER Boca, Knarestwough. Yorkshire, cabinet-maker. Sep-
tember 5, at 5, at the Office of Messrs. Powell and Son, Knares.
brough, 7, at 11, at the same place, and October 10, at the Ship
Inn, Harewood Bridge. Solicitors, Messrs. Stockcrell and Daw-
son, New Roswell-court, London ; and Messrs. Powell and Son,
Knaresbrough.
TIMOTHY ROSER, Brighthelmstone Sussex, builder, Septem-
ber 12, 14, and October 10, at 10, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Soli-
citors, Messrs. Palmer, France, and Palmer, Bedford-row, Lon.
don; and Mr. E. Venal. Lewes.
1009 PALMER, Shrewsbury. mercer and linen-draper. Septem-
ber Id, 14, and October 10, at 11. at the Guildhall. Shrewsbury.
Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Medcall, Chancery-lane,
London ; and 51v. J. B. Williams, Shrewsbury.
FRANCIS SLEDDON end THOMAS SLEDDON, Preston, Lan-
cashire, cotton-spinners. September 21, 22, and October 10. at 12,
at the White Horse Inn. Preston. Solicitors, Mr. W. Norris,
John-street, Bedford-roa, London ; and Messrs. Buck and Hart-
f me, Preston.
THOMAS BARLOW, jun. and HENRY TAYLOR BARLOW. Li-
verpool, drapers, September 20, 21, and October 10, at I, at the
George Inh, Dale-street, Liverpool, Solicitors, Mr. Davies, Fen-
wick-street. Liverpool ;. and Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and
Faulkner, Bedford-row, London.
CHRISTOPHER MARRIOTT, Manchester, cotton-spinner, Sep-
tember IS, 16, at 2. and October 10, at I, at the White Bear Inn,
Manchester. Solicitors, Sir. Brackenbury. Manchester ; and
Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, London.
FRANCIS SLEDDON, Preston, Lancashire, machine-maker, Sep-
tember 20, 21. and October 10, at 12, at the White Horse Inn,
Preston. Solicitors, Mr. W. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row ;
and Messrs. Buck and Startifant, Preston.
Auxtu CLARKSON, Thatsham, Berks, innkeeper, Sep.
tember 5, 12, and October 10, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court, Lon-
don: Solicitors, Messrs. Henrich and Stafford, Buckingham-street,
Strand, London.
JOSEPH LEE, Wood-street, Cheapaide, London, warehouse-
man, September 12, 19, and October 10, at 10, at the Bankrupts'
Court. London. Solicitor, Mr. W. A. James, Charlotte-row, Man-
sion-House.
JAMES lIALKET and THOMAS HuottEs, Liverpool, timber-
merchants, September 20, 21, and October 10, at 1, at the George
Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, slr. Leigh, Charlotte-row,
slanslon-House, London ; and Mr. Leather, Liverpool.
ISAAC GLEED, Hawke.sbury.Cpron, Gloucester, draper, Sep-
tember 15, 16, and October 10, at 12, at the Commercial Rooms,
Corn-street, Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt,
Bread-street, Cheapsidc, London ; and Messrs. Bevan and Brittan,
Small-street. Bristol.
ANN PHELPS, Bath, milliner, August 30, September 19, and
October 10, at 10, st the Angel Inn, Westgate-street, Bath. So-
licitors Mr. W. H. Mackey, Paragon-buildings, Bath ; and Slr.
S.'Fisher, Queen.street. Cheapside, London.
WILLIAM Slorex, Bispham, Lancaster, maltater, Sept. 8, 22,
and Oct: 10, at 11, at the office of Messrs. Howard!' and Harrison,
Preston. Solicitors, Mr. Stock, Chorley, Lancaster; and Mr.
Talton, Suffolk-street, P..11-mall Fast.
111tcitaer BLOOD, Bath, surgeon, Sept. 1,8, and Oct. 10, at
11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Dignam, Newman-
street, Oxford.street.
DIVIDENDS.
S. Hodgson, and S. Hodgson, Halifax, York, iromfonnders,
Sept. 20, at 3, at the Royal Hotel. Manchester-P. Charmen, Pic-
cadilly, Middlesex, jeweller, Sept. 19, at 10, at the Bankrupts'
Court-W. Robarta, Shoe-lane, City, printer, Sept. 21, at one, at
the Bankrupts Court-C. Dandy and Mary Ann Dandy, Durham
House, Hackney-toad, dealers, Sept. 21, at the Bankrupts' Court-
J. Thomas and S. T. Gilbert, Exeter, linen-drapers, Sept. 19, at
10, at the Bankrupts' Court-0. Casson*, Manchester, cotton-
spinner, Oct. 5, at 11, at White's Hotel, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES-SEPTEMBER 19.
J. Pan, Nottingham, victualler-R. Leigh, Manchester, ware-

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Monte Video,
dated 28th of June
" The IVilliam Henry, of London, the Monarch, the Ann, and
the Stag, from Liverpool, lately sent in here for breaking the
blockade, sailed on the 19th instant for Rio Janeiro, where. their
fate is to be decided. The Ann has put back, on account (as it is
reported) of the foreign Muster not being able to navigate her."
The Ann, from Oporto, is supposed to be arrived off Ilastiags.
The Stanmore, Farquharson, htrund to London, was burnt at
Calcuttaprevinus to the sth of April.
The Hall, Clark, from Jamaica. has arrived off Liverpool.
The Hope, Frazer, from London, which was on shore on the
Scharhorn, arrived at Hamburgh on the 22d instant.
ARRIVAL AT flostaAir.—.3".
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Ave,
GArrecniraLn,26s.teeoi,
tErol A
IN fv.er.
pool, un the llth of April: the Promise, Gibbs, from London, and
• sailed for London on the 12th of April.
SAILING!' PROM BOMBAY.—The Sophie. for Bordeaux. is
April. The Grecian, Steel, was to sail April 12, for Liverpool.
The °smooth, Owen, from London, and the Mary Ann. Mac.
donnel, from Calcutta, had not arrived At Bombay, April 28.
ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Catherine Stewart Forbes,
Chapman, from New South Wale.., April 5 o the Falcon (Steam.
packet), Moore, from London, Match ; and the Catherine,
Macintosh, from London and Madras. in MFar arch.
BENGAL. Antis. s.—The Stanmors, quharsen, bound to
London, was burnt At Calcutta. The Medimi, Briggs, is cc, o:te4
as unloading her London cargo.
ARRIVAL AT CEYLON.—The swarms, Brodie, from London.
ARRIVAL AT THE MAITRITIES.-111S Majesty's ship Owen
Glendower, Christian, from the Cape, April 30.
The Resolution, Parker, Is the only ship loading at the Month
tins-for London, and she was not tp sail before the lbtb or 20th of
May.