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raIITROMIDTAL, MUIR r LANS.
TIS EVENING, MONDAY, October is,
his lls)ssies lierwwits will perform CM lime) a wry
bramtie Piste, in ihree actt, eslint
GERALD! DUVAL,

TINS BANDIT OF 11109111111 A.
Gentili Duval, Mr. Cooper; Cosies Mind. , Mr. Nor-
bard ; Merrier, Mr. Meredith; Widdi►ia, Mr. Beight ; Ka-
site, Mr. &soden; Illenself, Mr. Smith. Sibelius, Collides.
of Altenburg, alio Ilakiiispal Nino, Miss °Midi ; Plieisette,
Mrs. Blare; Burbank, Mrs.. Egerton.
After obit+

THE CORONATION.
The Procreates ceerseeweeta frees Weetasialter Mall.—
The Second Areas, lie Interior of the Abbey.-The
sad latratheetery *ewe, le which Mr. Kos* will iatrorlace
a sew Casale Snag, swilled," The Wog sad the Coramsaalue,
Old Beglaed and the Pesple."—The Fourth Stew; she Hall,
id the coarse of *Lich the Grand Este calls Clasempioe.
To conclude with OM time) a new Farce, called
MONSIEUR TONSON.
Characters hy Mesa. C.
q. WUlisr

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The Doers to be opened at Si: °thick, ;ad the Per-
hiramicea to heeiu at Seem.
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Price, !e.—Gallery, Sta.; &coed Price, la..—Uppar Gal-
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To- morrow, Gera{di The
Misisiisor Tolson.
♦ Des Gssetly is is rehearsal.

THSATRII-ROYA L, COP ENT•GA RUNIC

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, October 15,
will be performed Slsakspeare's Tragedy of
HAMLET,
PRINCE OF DENMARK.
Claudius, Mr. Chapman; Hamlet, Mr. Young; Poleashes,
Mr. Blanchard; Laertes. AL. Abbott ; Horatio. Mr. Con-
nor ; Romocrants, Mr. valuer; Gaildemiere, Mr. Huai;
First Gray.e.digger, Mr. Emery; Second Grave-digger, Mr.
Barnes; Ghost of Hamlet's Fattier, Mr. Egerton. Gertrude,
Mrs. Faucit ; Opbelia, bliss Foote.

To wbich will be aided, the Grand Melo-dramatic Romance

OP THE WATERS.
Mr. Abbott; Walter, Mr.
Gybliu, Mr. Barium;
ipusata. Uodiue, Miss E. Dee.

informed, that this Theatre
re-painted, and newly de-

Dougat,
%Otani. Diana Vernon, Miss
Jobs's.).

Comedy, in three seta, calkd
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_ PRESENT.
Tibrincipal Characters by Mr. Oxberry, Mr. Terry, Mrs.
Irak r. Decamp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Younger, Mrs. Owl-
reeky, re. Pearce, and Bliss R. Corri.
Do to be opened at Half-past Si: o'Clock—tbe Play to
bees Seven.
800, Se.—Pit, 31.—First Gallery, 2s.—Second Gal-
lery, 14
made for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massitighant, at
the Thollitre•
N.er.k-Private Bores may be had nightly, by application
at the Shn-ut Dee.

On Wednesday, Rub Roy Marfregur, with The Review.
Oil Thursday, Every One has his Fault : Sir Robert Ram-
ble, Mr. Johnson, from the Theatre Royal, Bristol—with
Match-making—and A Day after the WedJing.

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FROM S4TURDAY NIGHT'S GAZhTTE.

Admiralty-Office, October 9, 1821.

Rear. Admiral the Hoo. Sir Henry Blackwood, Commander-
ia of hie Majesly's shops in the East Indies, hue liana-
milted to Juan Wilson Cruker, Esni. two le►ters which he
lad received from Captain Lumley, of his Majesty's ship
Topaz,. dated off Mocha, the 13th of December and 20th
o f hammy last, of which the following are copies :
His
Majesty's Ship Topaz', off Mocha,
December 13, 1820.

Smt—l have the honour to inform you, that having re-
ceived the communications of the Bon. the Governor in
Council at Bombay, fur the guidance of my conduct in
demanding satisfaction fur instills and indignities offered by
the Government of Mucha to the British Bag, I sailed from
Bombay on the Iftth of Novtmher with the expedition
which bad been equipped, and of which I bad assumed the
command. _ .

(►n my arrival here on the 3d instant, I immediately com-
municated with Mr. Bitter, the Honourable Company'.
Agent, who had been sppaintrcl to assist me iu this service,
and finding from his represeutations that he had abandoned
all hopes of pacificatory arrangement, and that none but
coercive measmes would have the effect of imbuing the
Goveranseut of Mucha to accede to the demands of the
British Government, on the receipt of his letter, recurs-
'needing the adoption of tho►e measures to me, and con-
sidering that it would trail to the benefit of the British
interest., I lost ou time in placing the squadron iu the beat
possible position; and through the assistance of Mr.
A. J. Russel, muter (of whose professionil abilities I
cannot speak too highly), in laying down buoys, I was
untried on the same afternoon see the squadron advan-
tageously disposed of, beyond my must sometime expeclatiuus,
off the forts slid town of MUCha. At forty minutes past
seven on the morniug of the 4th, I commenced action, and
kept up • spirited and well•directed fire against them until
thirty minutes past twelve, when the enemy resit off • flag
of truce ; I their ceased firing, and gave Fukre Hasrain, the
Dab, two hour. to consider of the terms that had bran
proposed ; at fifty minutes past two, the term, not having
been answered, I reconimenci d action, and the enemy having
abandoned the north furl, I directed the buts of the
squsdrun to be manned and armed; and at five o'clock,
they left the ship, under the command of Lieutenant Wil-
liam Moriarty, of the Topaz., fur the purpose of spiking the
guns and blowing up the mutts fort; before, however, the
bunts could reach the shore, the enemy succeeded in re-pos-
sessing themselves of it, and occupied it in force. Lieutew out li
William Moriarty, notwithstanding, proceeded to land, awl
advaacesl with the must daring intrepidity up to the wulls
of the fort, uuder a heavy and most annoying file of muss
ketry ; finding himself unable, after repeated attempts, to
force an entrance by any means, lid considering that all
further efforts would be unavailiug, and only tend to
increase the great has which they bad already sustained, he
felt himself under the necessity of retreating to the boats ;
which operation was covered in a very handsome manner by
Mr. Chad,* Napier, Mastet'■ Mate, and Mr. Francis Sewell,
Admiralty Midshipman, in the barge and launch of the
Topsze.
When 1 remark to you, that every officer ttisemharked
on this venire from the Tops•se were either killed or wound-
ed, you will be able to appreciate the gallantry and devotion
with which they led their men to the attack and though it

was not trimmed with Ills imment it merited, their conchtet .
deserves rho highs* -Sr.
Astmnipt she killed I have he mord the less of Linde-
mot ILO. Atkiaisso, of the rap* maims% a avert pllaot
and immillbeilea Aker; Mr. C likailk who had essmita-
mealy dimlognialied himself; smd k . F.& Bartlett,' pion,
otiose of the highest mewls%
to the saber wearied are Ws Wright sad We-
riarty ; Mr. Alexander Illortame wain. • anal aralua•
Dicer; Mr. William litaphons, . by Widallirmark sod
Wes has mend hag sad with • sod ohm I beg leave
Is 'reasserted to poor pemeetiollll and Mr. Robert Ward,
Admiralty Midshipman, mortolly,simee dead,* deserving and
gallant Alcor. Ilis skill and attest' which has bees
sheers by Mr. James Foy. sorra% and Mr. William Por-
teous, assistammergeos, towards the wounded, merit my
warmest praise.
is the menhir I had ordered the Reaves and Antelope,
cruises, to shift theie birth, almost of the town' to protect
the boasb.vassel, which had bees throwing shells half-hourly
doling' the day. The precisiss irith which the mortar bad
been /red WIS. at slim o'clock, slitrited by the breaking tint
of the dams is the tows. It mitilknod heroin omet ;Moly
micustas past Armin the smiewiie; Th. t.—+—t of liven.
Sant sad Adjutant Jamb, of the Marty, won higWy praise.
worthy, and claims my grateful aeknowledgmeuts. Re
speaks most highly of the detachment of artillery under his
conimsted.

On the morning of the sth, at thirty minutes past seven,
the enemy again hoisted a Bag of truce, and in consequence
of Ihr Dula having delivered hostages to ensure their com-
pliance with our demands, 1 consented to a truce of fourteen
days, and have every reason 5, conclude that every thing
will be satisfactorily willed as soon as the courier wbc has
been dispatched to Semis can return.
Dui tug the whole course of the operations at this place,
rendered extremely arduous from the violence with which
the wind has blown, aid the consequent diffieulty of cat ry.
!lag them us, I have derived from Lieutenant Wilkie, First
Lieutenant of t►is ship, all the assistance which I could have
anticipated from an officer of his abilities sad experience.
To Captains Faithful and Robson, commanding the Hoe.
Company's cruisers Reeser. and Antelope ; Captain Jones,
consinstidiug the Simard, Company's stureship, and Lieute.
unit Elwin, of the Thames Company's mortar boat, 1 am
highly indebted for their zealous sad active co-operations.
They report most fully of the conduct of their crews.
In calling your particular atientiou to the distinguished
conduct of Lieutenant Moriarty, I feel myself quite unable
to resider justice to his merit., and I therefore take the
liberty of requesting you will be pleased to recommend him
to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
(Signed) JNO R. LUMLEY, Captaiw.
To Rear. Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood,
Bart. and K.C.B. Commander in Chief, &e. &c.
Hie Majesty's Ship Topes', off Mocha,
in the Red Sea, Jesuitry 20, 1821.
Stn—ln continuance of my letter of the 13th ultimo, I
have the harmer to congratulate you on the success which
has slime attended the exertions of the squadron under my
command, and the satisfactory termination of its labours at
Mocha.

The antieipatioes I had indulged in, of being able to ad-
just amicably the differences aubsistiag between the Govern-
ment of India aid his Higbee.* the Num. of Seines, and
which I had bee• induced tutor. from the apparent anxiety
expressed by the Dula to coincide with all our wishes, gra-
dually dissipated before the evasive delays by which he ce-
de ed to prolong the tom of the lime, and which (out
an spirit of earseilistlso) had draws from me a emmession
of five days beyond the slated period. Sufficient bowleg bees
done on my part to evince the friendlier.s of our diapositive,
it treatise my duty to slew that we were I/01 to be made the
dupes of Arab cunning, and every thing being prepared for
resuming hostilities, should it become neeemary, at four
o'clock, on the afierooon of the 15th, I ordered the Bag of
trace to be struck, with the irtentiogi of recommencing
the attack se early twat morning as daylight would
permit.
The Werral of the truce had been well employed in ascer-
taining the best approaches, and un the 24th, the Berates,
Autelope, and Thames mortar-boas, had been warped into •
channel round a spit projeciiug from the north fort, and
placed on its leer face, forming a battery of five lung eigh-
teen pounders and age right-ireb mortar, the distance from
350 to 450 yards. His Majesty's ship Topase was liken's.:
warped as close as leer draught of water world permit, bear-
leg un the sea fate, with a battery or sixteen long eighteen
pounder. and eight thirty-two posed carrimades, at a dia.
'mace of 700 yards.

Thus prep;red on the morning of the 21Ith instant, Mr.
Russel (Master), with a party of seamen to work the guns
of the Thames, the hunch and barge for the purpose of en-
&lading the beach, and at lea minutes past six, a. m. the
squadron opened its lire against the north fort; it was in-
sists°, returned from the north and south forts, bonds, Sees
gun, nod north-gate batteries. The peculiarly destructive
effects of a cross Ire were in ten misuses made manifest by
the silence of the fort, cud by ten o'clock compelled the
enemy to abandon it; sbey retreated to the number of ISO,
exposed to a most galling Are of grape and eanuister from
the is shore squadron, wider which they suffered severely.
At !warty minutes past ten I went io. shore uu board the
Departs, and Lieutenant Jarob having reported that there
were two practicable breathes, I stale the signal fur the
boats, ■nd sent them with the detachment of marines,
Bombay artillery, amid sepoys of the squadron, wider the
command of Lieutenant Moriarty, to lake possession and
destroy it ; she whole Ire of the enemy was turned on our
people while employed on this service, but the feelings which
gave energy to their conduct were nut to be impeded by any
difficulties, and the celerity with which they pulled to land,
the cool, deliberate style Oa which they formed on the beach,
and the steady order in which they marched into the fort, in
two divisions by the different breaches, excited my warm. st
admiration. lat anon enjoyed she satisfactioo of witnessing
the diiplay of the British flag flying from the battlemsnts;
at three our people again embarked, having spiked all the
guos, destroyed the carriages, formed and sprung three deep
fungasses, which at twenty minuses punt three burst with a
dreadful explosion, reducing the whole to a complete mass
of shapeless ruins. The Thames wis employed this whole
night throwing shells, with au effect corresponding to the
precision with which they were projected.
The demolition of the north fort having been thus accom-
plished, it became my next concern to tarn our (Wee against
the south one, but the e•treme viuk nee of the Wind pre-
vented my getting the vessels into position before the even-
ing of the 29th, and the depth of water would not admit
of the Topazes being hauled sufficiently close to batter it
with stleautage, her Ire was, however, useful in keeping in
check that of the enemy from the different batteries in the
town; and the brisk one preserved by she cruisers requited
no addition to obtain the desired end.

• During the days of the 27th, 28th, and 29th, we had been
partially engaging, and ou the 30th at suutise again opened
our eausionade with effect, answering in description to that
practised before. It was returned from the south tort, blin-
ds, Ere-gnu, and south mosyne batteries. At thirty um-
' notes past tine the enemy, to the number of two hundred or
three hundred, were constrained to retire, as formerly, under
a galling fire of grape.
The diffrrent detachments were again landed under the
command of Lieutenant Moriarty, whom I seat no shore fur
that purpose; and at thirty minutes past ten, by hoisting
his Majesty'. colours, I observed he had gained puuessiun
of it.
The work of destruction was oate more proceeded in, and
perfected a few minutes before one, by the explosion of fire
fougasses which had been sprung, reducing the fort entirely
to a heap of rubbish. The Thames was employed throwing
shells Oa consequence of Lieutenant Jacob having beet.
severely wounded), under the superintendence of Mr. Russel.
O the morning of the 31st the enemy commenced firing

from all the tows batteries at the istradroa, *WI a youtiol
eageummest was austaissed. As 1. however, he/ ots bleier
say object i• asipowing the imaadroo, 1 ortlessell the ensieme
and bomb out of range, sad he the attaseres shifted the
Topase out alas.
The mbenimials a the mammy erilmed sue frausooy em-
barrassment as to say farther preerodiagi. Atom Tallbed•
lab, who had been particularly deputed by the Imams to
Seem with us, arrived on the Idols, sad assumed the Gomm-
meat of Hoehn. Having evidemed the inutility of 1,100111,11
us, and foreseen the runs impending over his amen%
through the removal of its trade, and the. hatevreptioli Klls
ImPplies, he breast to amide, it wiser to adopt reef"
roma of regaining our friendship, and with a MOW Si
obtaining this emit, rent off, ea the lot instant, • deputation
of merchants to entreat a emotion of hostilities, sad as the
men e time to ear, if acceded to, he would hionielf come .4.
the next morainic to wait on Captain Bruer, and shew the
poison under which he was authorised to act.

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The returns of the killed and wounded ynn will receive
herewith. I rejoice to say prey are not SO Severe as might
have hero expected from the uppositiou we esperitemeed‘
and he wounded, through the skill and :Mimi°, of Me.
lorlreos.ind Mr. Porteous, A mist an t, are all eldor/ well.
have greet pk.s..e ie oeqeelatires you orthh"rierdialdi
which has subsisted between Captain Bruce and myself, and
the great benefit the public service has detived from his aid.
I have the honour to be, ete.
(Signed) JNO. R. LUMLEY, Captain.
To Rear-Admiral the Honourable Sir Henry
Blackwood, Bart. and K.C.B. C,oinmander•
in-Chief, eke. ite. &c.
A return of the killed and wounded on board the ships and
tenets of the squadron employed on the expedition under
the command of Captain John Richard Lumley, of him
Majesty's ship Topese, in the attack against Mocha, on
the 4th of December 1020 :
Topaz,.
Ktxr.vo—Lieutenant R. G. Atkinson, royal marines; Mr.
C. P. Gill, master's mate ; and Mr. F. S. Burnett, mid-
shipman.
WOUNDM—Lieutenant William Moriarty, royal wary;
Lieutenant C. M. M. Wright, ditto; Mr. Allexitoder Moe.
too, boatswain; and Mr. Robert Ward, Admiralty Midship-
man, severely, since dead; Mr. William Stephens, ditto;
William Neil, boatswain's mate; John Breton:1o, quarter.
master; William Stewart, ditto; 1 seaman killed, 10
wounded; 6 severely, 2 of the latter since dead.
East India Company's Cruisers and Artillery.
2 seamen, 2 of the Bombay artillery, ; I seaman, 3
quarter gunners, 1 private of native artillery, 4 gems,
wounded.
Tutal—S killed, 27 wounded.
Additional return of killed and wounded on board the aqua-
dem employed as above mentioned, in the attacks which
took place between the 26th and 31st of December, is-
,
ClUsire:

Topate.
1 private marine killed ; b *tauten wounded.
East India Company's Cruisers and Artillery.
WounnaD—Lieutenant H. Wilson, of the Company's ma-
tine, severely; Lieutenant William Jaeub, of the Bom-
bny artillery, ditto; 3 seamen.
Total—l killed, 111 wounded.

MILITARY PROMOTION.

Collllllllittiall is /As Stockport Troop of the Kimes Menhir,
Vi'lumleer 1011100, airted 8y tAs Lord Liestsiesol v
(bawl, of Chester.
Cornet John Howard to he Captain, vice Newton, restyled
--dated September 19,1821.

BANKRUPTS.
John Reicher, late of Loudon-lane, Enfield, MirWhim*,
stone-mason, to surrender, October 20, 27, and November
24, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Harmer,
Hatiownarden, London. •

John Die Buis and Edward Dv Bois. of Copahall•conrt,
London, merchants, In surrender' October 20,23, and Nu..
umber 24, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs.
Orresusa and Fon eeeee Angel court, Tbrigssocao•-street,
London.

Richard Nottingham Roar, of Holborn, Loodno, book-
desk'', to surrender, October 21), 23. sad November 24, It
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Edwards and
C. Castle street, Holborn.
Jobe Llewelye mad Nathaniel Belebisr, bite of the Old
Jews', Lambs., ship brukess, to surrender, October 16, 13,
and November 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
ney, Mr. Lester, New•court, Crntrlnd- friars.
Robert Tale, late of Market-Wriahtvu, York. ahopkreper,
to surrender, October 26, 27, and November 14, at "levee,
at the Old Sand hill, York. Attorneys, Mr. Jairesare les-
street, City-road, Loudon • and Mr. Hark, You k.
Jusepit Travis, late a Oldham, L.nraster, grocer to
surrender, November 5,6, end 24, as ten, at the Bridge-
water Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, 11/r.Searle, Doctors'-
commons, London ; and Mr. Kershaw, Fountain street,
SI a lachester.

Thomas Green, of Alfreton, Derby, grocer, to surrender,
November 7,8, and 24, at twelve, at ibe White Hart, Dar.
field, Derby. Attorueys, Mimes. W. and .1. W. Bruinlry,
Gray's Inn-square, Loudon; and Mr. Benjamin Richards,
Alfreton.

James Barton, or Blackburn, Lancaster, upholsterer; to
surreuder, November 2, at five, November 3, and 24,
at eleven, at the White Ha►t Inn, Hart!chary, Worcester.
Alioroevs, Mr. Btu., Suuthaniptuu•huildtnes, assucery-
Nile, Landau ; and Messrs Ham; and Son, Kiddsratiaster;
Worcestershire.

Juba Spear, late of Sheffield, merchant, to surrender,
October 20, 27, and November 24, at feeder, at the Angel
luta, Sheffield. Attorneys, Messrs. Tolson sod Preistrot•
Coleman-street, London; sod Mr. Join; Stsuifiorth,Sheßield.
Richard Taylor Gilbert, or Steockbrodra, Maass, coal.
merchant, to der, October 30, November 3. and 24,
at twelve, at the Mitre Tavern, Portsea. Attortteys, Messrs.
Cottle and Thomas, Aldertnaubury, Loudon; and Mr.
Thomas Rogers Tayler, Porters.
Juba Clayton, late of Bury, Lancalter, nadertaker, to
surrender, November 0,7, and 24, at eleven, at this While
Nurse Iwo, Illangiog- Ditch, Mauchester. Attowarys,
Appleby and Sergeant, Gray's•lna, Leaden ; and Mr. Parker,
Bury, Lancashire.
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William Margery Dole, of Khoplierswell, Devon, rinser,
to surrender, October 26, November 3, and 24, at eleven,
at the Office of Messrs. Bartlett anti Farley, Newton Abbott,
Devon. Attorneys., Mes..rs. Butlett and Early, Newtuu
Abbott, Devon; and Messrs. Darke, Church, and Darke,
Red laws-square, London.
Peter Hamelin, of Belmont-place, near Vauxhall, Surrey,
plasterer, to surrender, October '2O, 27, and November 24,
at len, at Gutldb Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Mutton
and Barker, Gray's Inu•square, Loudon.
Nathaniel Duniterdale, of Floslbtek. Leeds, clothier, to sur-
render, October 29, as five, 30, and Nuvetnb.r 24, at eleven,
at the Court house, Leeds. Attorotys, Messrs. Robinson
and Son, Essex-street, Strand, London; and Mr. Ward,
Leeds.

Pstrit k Thomson and Charles Andrew Thomson, of
Tom's Coffee House, Corwhill, London, and also of Northaw,
kierts, wise.twerebasitr, to aurrewder. October 20, 27, • lid
November 24, at twelvc„ at Goildhall. Atturucys, Messrs.
Waleson and Son, Austin Friars.
Williams Jackson, of Lasted Farnt, Cudham, Kent, farmer,
to surrender, October 23, 30, and November 24, at tin, at
Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Irornivars Inn,
Holbora, London.
DIVIDENDS.
•
November 3. W. Riegle, and T. Biacleyi,:iff Tavistock.
street, Coerat-igardea, Middlesex, litten•Mlptes at ten, at
Loudon.
November 6. 6. F. Boyce, of Anlaby, Kinrton-upoa-Hell,

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osigae4pabee, at elleefteh at the Dag sad DetitAravere,
Rissoles-ow INC
Neeeiolser fl. J. Reyes. jaw. at Wilesford, Tab, carpet._
asanulmetwow, at elevate, at the Deg and Dick Towers,
lii•whowepee-Hall.
Nearewebev IP. W. Watts and J. Rigby, late of Staaoheaser,
hat saw KOlibaei, liatm-drapera, at tees, al the Anion
Hotel, Maaebeater.
Nteremtter 13. G. Re k, of Sheffield, grocer, at 'melee, at the
Angel lien, alloellield.
tioreinher 3. D. Cawood, of ?trete*, Wakefield, York,
eievokant. at eleven, el she Con et-how" rl'okefieff.
bloweetber 3. T. Rosie, of Liverpool, ',tem*, at twelve, at
-the Gave,. tau, Liverpool.
Novetaber 8. N. Praises, jun. of Castle-green. Lintel,
leelbel-ikaler, at twelve, at Me Commercial Iltreense,

fileventier 7. W. H. Lawrence, et. Bath, horn-draper, at
twelve, at tie Christopher lan, Bash.
Octiober 31. H. BWrtt, of Liverpool, paint -easier, at twelve,
at Mr.Garesita Office. Liverpool.
November 3. T. lEveleieß of Nigh Holborn,
obtipltreptv, at ter, al Goildbell, Loadon.
Nouusber 3. 1. Searle, of Loves Groareaor-olreet, Misiiir-
.arro„ bookseller. Al lweivr, as Goirdiatt, London.
November 3. J. Clirugh and R. civiiKli, Moe of Leoleuball-
street. Loudest, wholesale been-diapers, at Ira, at Guild-

November 3. J. Barrlay. of OM Broad-street, London, mer-
chant, at lea. at Guildhall.
November 10. W. Wood, tote of Wimpolr-street St. %fail-
le-Bow, Middlescx, tClow.cliatudler. at utie, at Gueidhall,
London.
November 3. J. Ledieo, of Richmond-buildings, Soho, Mid-
dlesex, jeweller, at eleven, at Guuldliall,loo.
October 30. J. Bates, of Stabil) Stortftod, Het tfoid, draper,
at tee, at Gadklball, loader.
November 6. F. Trix, of &oath Molten, Devou, tanner, at
as., at the Half Moen lon, Exeter.
November 6. 3. Hepworth, of Leeds, eloib.dresser, at eleve:.,
at the Court-house, Leeds.
CERTIFICATES —Noteseato 3.

W. Holmes, of Briatianton, Derby, flour-dealer—R.
Higgs, of Bristol, leather-factur.—T. hirell, of Warr, He.
ford, sack-unaker.—W. Holding, Isle of Devooshire-street,
Queen-square, Middlesex, winv.meirchant.—F. M. Lubhr
of Ntwcastle-opou.Tyore, Northumberland, iron- founder.—
J. Davies, of Canterbury, linen-draper.— H. Whiteside, H.
Fisher, sad T. Hassle, of Whiteltaven, Cumberland, mei-
chants.—H. Dark, of Bath, woollew.draper.—.l. Ming's'', of
Stroud, Gloucester, linen-draper.—W. Higgs, of the Straud,
Middlesex, batter.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
- -

It. Curler and J. Spredbury, of Warren 111eMs, W .
Street. Fii aroy square, Middlesex, eummon.carriers, Septem-
ber 29, 1821.—W. French and S. Frauds, of St. John.atreet,
West funiibBclll, iloomougers, October 1,1821.—1 t. Drwt•a
sad O. Angell, of Osburoe-atreet, Wititechapel, Moldiesex,
sugar remotes, October 11, 1821.—K. Blackford and W.
Lane, of Leadenball-street, clsai t• publishers, September 1,
1821.—H. Clarke, H. Clarke, jut.. and H. Contagion, of
Little Bt. Thomas Apostle, London, aitoroeys, October 11,
1821.-21. Midler and H. Welouert, of Lercester.slisaie.
Middlesex, tailors, October 13, 1821.—S J. Cotlerrll and
J. Cook, of High Holborn, Ilidditeoes, paper-stainers, August
31,1821.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The overage primer Brows or Aloricorado Steger, com-
peted fryer the Rehires wade in the wt.& eliding the 10. b
day of October, 1811, h 30s. Sid. per hundred weight.
~ti-
clu■iee of the ditties of customs paid or payable 'lmmo on
the isopoltatioo thereof into Great Britoil..

• , called
VNDINE; Or,IHE SPIRIT OP THE WATERS.
fir Hukibreed,•ef Itiogateitia, Mr. Abbott; Walter, Mr.
Bias(bard ; Eihkborn, Mr. Farley; Gybliu, Mr. Basses;
the tioeierwetaa Seer, Mr. Chapeau. Uodiue, Miss E. Den.
'Mt ; Widget, Mrs. Davenport.
Tbie.tiablic are respectfully informed, that this Theatre
dortelt Me recess has been entirely re-painted, mad newly de-
corated bad embellished throughout.
A Prihte Boa nosy be bad far the woos, or sightly, of
Mr. I*ilos, at the Boz.Orsee.
B s, 7c.• Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3e. Id. ; Second
Pried lc—allery, ts.; Secusd Prier, le.—Upper Ga-
tely, p.; Second Price, 6d.
TM ours will be tweed at Half-past Six o'Clock, sad
ewe Ay begin at Seven.
Plop fur the Dozes to be lakes of Mr. Breeden, at the
Sue.irate Hart-street, frost Ten till Four.
Os Eirmlsearlay will be revived the Opera of The Exile:
4a Act V. will be introduced the Grand Public Entry amid
She geffkrtais of the Empress Elizabeth is Moscow.
?.1 EW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
IS EVENING, MONDAY, October 15,
will be performed the Opera of
ROB ROY MACGREGOR.
'IT Frederick Verson, Mr. Younger; Reshleigh Osbaldi-
maallr. Baker; Francis Osbaldistoste, Mr. Leoni Lee;
o,,,,,,leilliains ; Capt. Thornton. Mr. Lacy; Rob Roy
zh;Canipbell, Mr. Terry; Drms!, Mr. J. Russell;
Lillie 101 Janie, Mr. Tayleure. Diana Yaws., Miss
ca„,,,facilen Macgregor, Mrs. Jobnsos.
After itch (16th time) a new Comedy, is three sets, ealkd
MATCH-BREAKING:
Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT._ __