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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-18

"Is BRITI S H PRE S S .

LONDON.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1819.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT left
Carlton-house for Portsmouth, yesterday, at t•u
..'clock, accompanied by Sir BENJAMIN Bt.00u•

FIELD.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, the LORI)
MAYOR, attended by the SHERIFFS, the RE-
CORDER, Aldermen SMITH end WAITHMAN, Ii
comiderable number of the Members of Cie
Common Council, waited, by appointment. mei,
the PRINCII REGENT, at Carlton-house, fur 1;:e
purpose of presenting to his Royal Highness 11. e
Address awl Petition voted at the last Common
Council. The Answer returned by the Paiscr.
RIMENT expressed his " dterregret" on receiving
the Address, and alluding to the evil designs of
turbulent men to• inflame the minds of their fel-
low-subjects, and to liieeste their affections from
the Government and Constitution of the country,
cummeuted upon the strong claim which the
Magistrates its general bad upon the opprobution
rind support of their Sovereign and country, in the
" him, faithful, and active discharge of Ore.
dirty." The Answer elm seemed in complain of
the went of information displayed by the Conitn..•:
Council with regard to the state of affairs at Man-
chester ; and remarked, that if the laws were in-
deed violated, the tribunals of the country were
open for the redress of the injurer!. His Royal
Highness concluded by saying, that, " to institute
an extra judicial inquiry, under such circurnstati. r•
us the present, would be manifestly inconsistent
the clearest principles of public justice."
This Answer conveys a very severe censu...
merely upon the Common Council of the (711 y ..6
London alone, but upon all those who are so in-
discreet, od. lather so wujusi, as to express a doubtll4l,lP the. "WPM and clemency of the Magistrates
Maacheatee, the legality of the measures thr'
PUrilealt 0/1114s1hagediiiiivii sad courage displayed

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London, England, 1819-09-18

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 17.

FRAUD.
Jays Valentine was indicted for procuring money
nu false pretences.
The Prisoner brought • paper, purporting to be
ao order for 71b. on the bankung•house of tMess►s.
Druntannid. signed by a Mr. Chippendale, to the
Louse of Mr. Kirk, of the (irn► of Constable and
Kirk. Solicitors, Symontl's lint, alleging that Mr.
Contrailsle had sent him to get cash for it. 11Ir.
Kirk paid it in seven 11. notes; hut on applying
at Drummond's, he discovered that Mr. Chtiviren-
dale had no account there . nor assets, anti Mr.
Chippendalidiselaimed all knowledge of the trans-
action.
The -Mignon, wits found Guilty, and sentenced
to three itunittis imprisonment in the House of Cur.

section.
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
11e try flarmour, a shoemaker. was indicted Ins
assaulting and unlawfully uhthing Amelia Riggle.,
is child 'under ld years of agt ; and in a second
could, on a cot-anion assault.
We abstain f enteling into the particulars of
this di.gusting Tne chill was only eight
years nh itge; the l';ilmiter had been apprentice to
her brother.
TI ,e mother of the Prosecutrin was the first wit.
t.e. esarotnrd. la: gis:ng het evidence, her Icel.
to;is appeared to he greatly affected. A surgeon.
C,e child hereelf, and her brother, were aiso eau-

u:ii•ed.
'l•lie fact of the criminal connexion was clearly
established ; but us it did nut appear the Prisoner
had used any force in sottrcoing his detestable rut..
wise, and as the Prasecuttix had not mentioned the
circumstance fur a fortnight after, sod accounted
for this in Contt I.y saying she had forgot it— .
The COAIRDIAM directed the Jury to acquit the
Prisoner on thelrat, and find hint guilty on the sr.
cowl count.
Verdict, Cathy of a common astarilt.—Sentenced
to be nwprisoned Silmontlia iv the !louse of Cor-
rection: . •
Thieve were a noMber of Opsilliplinalit cases after.
watda disposed of.
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London, England, 1819-09-18

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday, at eleven o'clock, his Royal Highness
the Panics REGENT held o Court at Carlton-house,
intended by Lord SIDAIOUTII, Lord LIVERPOOL.
the Duke or %VELLINGTON. Lord Jocr.t.Tx, &c.
at which the Dutch A inbooindor, on his return to
this country, end the Swedish Minister, to present a
letter from Ids Sovereign,- were introduced by Lord
CASILEIVEAOII.

The LORD MAYOR In hill state carriage with his
attendants, accompanied by the RECORDER, the
Sword-hearer, the Sheriff's of Loudon, with some of
the Aldermen and Common Council, preceded by
the two Cite tier-hall, &c. oo horseback, arrived
at CArlton-lioisse is little before twelve o'clock (the
hour appointed by the PRINCE RECENT), with the
Address lately voted to his Royal Highness at the
Court or Common council ; they were c luctrd
into the Royal prei4enre, when the PRINCE REGENT,
surrounded by several of his Cabinet Ministers,
Officers of St:ite, &c. received the same, and his
Royal Highness having returned a suitable reply
on the occamon, the deputal took their leave of
the Royal presence at shout hall past twelve. and
reinriied in the same order of procession. A Guard
of Honour was in attendance in the Court-yard of
Carlini-hoose.

The Low, Mstron, on his arrival, was received
rather uncourtetrusly with hissing and hooting by
the crowd. Alderman WAITAMAN, Mr. fiv.••••l4..
and *rend others, were, on the cautery, loudly
cheered. On the return of the pro Cession • par.
lien of the crowd, amounting to about 300, fol-
lowed the carriages on the Strand and into the
City, cryingoni, Who firedlhe Cilyr —" Blood
awl Murder!"—'These, and 'lar exclamations,
were addressed to the LORD MATOR. During the
time the deputation remained in Carlton House, the
bail,' of the Life Guards played several martial and
popular airs, couc•ludiug with Rule Britannia.
London, England, 1819-03-16

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, kfancet 15.
Although we had but few fresh arrivals *low morning, the
trade was heavy: of Wheat, Eng and Foreign, there were
3,483 quatiers, Mirky 5.182 quarters, and Oats 0.189 qu4r•
Lets. Fine saitiples of Wheal sold at the prices of this day
week, but ordinary were dull. The •acne remark applits to
Oats. flue Barry supports its price, but ordinary was 2,.
per quarter cheaper. For Pease and Heaps there is but little
demand. In other kinds of Grain there Is au alteration.
London, England, 1819-03-16

BARNSTAPLE._

Mr. BERNAL preseiiteta Petition from the
Piet-fors of Barnstaple, iira)iig the House not to
lute fere with the charters by which they enjoyed
their franchisea.—Read and laid on the table.
Lord A. ii4MILfO2I tormented a Petition from
one of the Royal Scotch Burgh% fora reform in
the municipal government thereof.—Read and laid
oil the table. _ _ _

A Petition WM% prevented from the town of Sud-
bury, prAying fur on improvement in the Criu►tnrl
Lvw.—Reoll and laid on the table.

ROYAL HOUSEHOLD BILL.

On the motion of Lord C•STLEILEAOII, the Or.
tl.q of the Day for the Committee on the Royal
Ilmnarliold Bill was read, fur the purpose of being
posipourd till to-morrow,
ROYAL EQUERRIES.
Sir ALEX. 110,11 po4posied his resolution for
minim:rig six Equerries on the Windsor Establish-
meld till the same day, and gave notice that the
course he meant to pursue was, to move the read-
tog of the Report of the Committee, and 11/11C11 that
pair was mill recommending the number of four,
to propose the substitution of six.

ORDNANCE STORES.
Alden, to Wool) unwrd fur on Account of nil
!•• fold by the 80.ir.1 of Ortio.inee, from the
Is: %loch, tztl,i,to tilt' 1•t 31ordt,1819.—Orderell.

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London, England, 1819-03-16

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mow DAY. MAacw 15.

This day. Market was well siippheil with rime beasts,
and the slww of cattle iu general was tolerably good. Beef,
Mulino, and Peak suld ■t last prices; Veal is dearer; mid
the trade, for the most part, was somewhat brisk. The
mks in the Hay-market were rather considerable. Hay has
Rut up in price ; Straw and Clover fetched last prices. Au.
anted is au accurate statement of the prices and numbers .

To sink the offal per stone of 81b.
8eef....41. 4.1. to 6s. Uhl. Head of Cattle this Aar--
Mutton .as ad. to es. 6d. Beasts 2,590
Vea1....4.4 8.1. to 71. Od. Sheep 14,300
[h.rk .. 4t. 8.1. if. 7s. fl.i. Carte, 3lls
Lamb.. Us. 0.1. to 0.. 0.1.1 Pies
HAY—MARKET.
Hay... .... 31. 10s. Oil. to 71. 10s. Orl.
Straw
Clover 4l. 10s. OA. to 81. Bs. Od.
London, England, 1819-03-16

i:liich watt not expla;ned on this occasion. the
Prisoner said, he must have been either drunk or
mad, or have the 13—I in him, when l►e charged
the persons named iu his cnisfemiion with being con-
cerned in the 11'rthertiv rubbery.
MI the fuels we have stated were fully established
by • china of the most satisfactory evidence.
After bearing the rresi,itulation of the Learned
Judge. the Jury, without hesitation, found the
Prisoner Guilty.
London, England, 1819-03-16

MR. K1:411.

The author or a tragedy entitled the flahaai
has just published his play, with a Preface, which
details some odious trails of concrit and jealousy ou
the part of Mr. Keno, which we hope he eau reline.
We extract the following paragraph :

o Orders were now riven for preparing this tragedy. The
composer bad directions relative to the music; shr beeuery
was put in hand, and all was going on to my entire satisfac-
tion, when, one evening that 1 chanced to he in the Greta
Room, it was hinted to in., by M. Kean, that the elterae-
ter of Manfredi was too much in his line," rioat the Wind
man was too good that the 1.42:e would excite too muds
interest; and, t that no one should write a ',wooly far
that house, withosa *raking Hie entire Wryest ceeire in the
character he should perfrrna.' 1 listened Is. all this w as (rot
astouisbmtut % 1 related this curious
conversation to a pei
connected with the management, who replied, r that lie and
most of the performers were well aware of the unfortunate
jealousy of Mr. Kean; and that if Miss Kelly were to per-
form the cbgracter of Scipio, ns I wished, such was the in-
terest she would excite. that lie was certain Mr. Krim
would immediately throw up his part.' I IftellijUlled this
conversation also to a literary friend of mine, who tulil me
in reply, t that he haul himself sent a hardy to the Cu,...
miner, of which Mr. Limb was the healing Member, and a
letter to Mr. Kean, who had returned for *newer, that
the entire interest combed in the chararlir gt,eigneri
sieve
hint, it would neither emit hie reputation, no► the tote:44le
of the Theatre, that at should be tierepteef."
London, England, 1819-03-16

PANIIWNABLE PARTIES.

The rake of Norfo'k gave an elegant entertainment ow
at Not 4,1 k Moir., St. James's square. The three
••
l• C,I /AI •llAltsllg.llllllll4, which are furnished in a most
pr melt weir. thrown open, and brilliantly illumi-
;Alia. The ersod dining-room where the party dined dis-
played uncommon ts‘te and elegance; the side-board was
with old and silver plate; in the centre or the
table was a rich msguificail silver-gilt plateau, on whirls
wrre silver-gilt brooches, bearing iiiimeroom lights, with
„thee breaches with lights along the centre figures with
roes al flowers; the whole service of plate was silver-gilt
sad silver, sad of the most costly
of, seri piton. Among the
putty were the Earl Albemarle, Lord Pelee,
Lora Morpttis, Loot Nugent, Load Stoorton, Sir A. Piggott,
Mr Gamut, Mr. Siltertup, Mr. Howard, Mr. Butler, Mr.
itz
c„iipiess of Jersey entertained a select party of
tithsniali.o., on Sunday evening, at her house iii Berkeley-
imirre. anoint w !win were, Ike Duke of Bedford, the
Mrivis sod Msrellioness of Worcester, Lord shot Lnuly W.
Smyth Lord .li,hti Russell, Countless Lieseu.
London, England, 1819-03-16

SIR JOIIN LEICESTER'S GALLERY.

Sir .10111:4 LEICESTER just opened for the
season his 6ne collection I'letwes or Bri-
tish Artis's in his Gillet). in Ilill.roreet, Berkrley-
square. The Gallery will continue open from one
till four o'clock every Monday until the 17th Mac.
We cannot allude to this collection without pry.
tog the just tribute which is due to the patriotic '
intention of the lion. Baronet, who, sit considera-
ble expense, and necessarily at great private iiicoii-
venience, has thrown open his Gallery to the lovers
of the Fine Arts, for the purpose of slwwing the ex-
tent and power of British Art, even under the vitro.
nage of one (certainly a very munificent) individual.
The Gallery contains forty-nine pictures by
British Artists ; and when we :14141 that these works
are from the pencils of %VEST, REYNOLDS. WIL-
SON, Gstosnoftouuti, ROMNEY. LOCTIIEREOU SO,
NORTHCOTE. OPIE, HOPNER, HOWARD, LAW-
RENCE, CALCOTT, FUSELI, BEECHEY, BOUR-
GEOIS, TURNER, and a number of the most distin-
guished Artists whom this country has ever pro-
duced, it is superfluous to say, that the collection
'Ray be viewed as a fair specimen of British Art.
It is truly gratifying at the same bore to state,
that this collection is so well formed and arranged,
as to comprise the best specimens in almost all the
departments of Art to which the attention of our
Panders has been called.
The two latest pictures in the Gallery are by Mr.
HILTON and Mr. COLLINS. the rival candidates
fur the rank 4)1 Academicians at the late Council
of the Royal Academy.
Mr. HILTON'S picture is • representation of
Ewropa—it is a luxurious deacription, by the pencil,
of Ovin's glowing tale. There is a beauty of colour-
log, and an exquisite poetical delicacy in the man-
ner of handling this subject, which gives this pic-
ture the highest valor. The Artist has sliewii what
lie can do, and he has found, as he deserved, a va-
luable and liberal warm,.
Mr. COLLINS'S picture is a landscape, quite in
a different style from his usual works. It is a stic.
cessful effort, and though perhaps in some parts the
bright buts of colour may be better spread, so as to
harmonise with the eye in tepidly tracing the out-
line of the picture, yet 011 the whole it is a work
which developer, new powers in the Artist, and
places his talents in a superior point of view.
The Gallery was crowded with people of fashion
yesterday. We shall take occasion to consment to
detail upon the works in this valuable collection.
The patriotic Baronet has also • Gallery of the
works of British Artists, at Table)-hove, in
Cheshire,
London, England, 1819-03-16

PEDESTRIAN MATCH.

Blemsel, the painter, started yesterday at Shephe►d's Bush,
to run twenty miles in two hours and thirteen minutes, over
a piece of ground of two miles, for 50 guineas. He effected
bin mikes within six minutes the first hour, and he performed
the filet eight miles in forty-seven minutes four i.ecunds, and
ten miles in fifteen seconds within an hour. He performed
the following five miles in thirty-two minutes, and after
completing seventeen miles he became visibly distressed, and
was minced to a walk. After refreshing himself with some
brandy he started again,and aecomplisbed his task in twenty-
Mile seconds within the given time. Betting even at starting.

Died at Rome, on the 18th of Febrnary, in the
2211 year of his age, the Honourable liitowN LOW
eliAltl.Es CO LYEAR, son of Viscount Ms tsi NTOWN,
and grandson of Bitowtimuur, late Hoke of AN-
CANTER. The premature death of this excellent
young mon was occasioned by a fever, proceeding
from the attack and subsequent ill-treatment of a
banditti on the 4th of February last, when on his
return from Naples to Home.
A distressing accident occurred alongside the
Primrose sloop of war, in Hanioaze, on Fnday even-
ing the sth istant. The wife of the cook wishing
to go on shore, although her husband had forbidden
her, jumped front the mein chains into ars old shore-
boat alongside, ill which was a buy, about 15 years
of age ; the boat being stove by the slunk,'
diately mink, and both were drowned. The body
of the woman was picked up the same night, mud
the boy the next day. at a little disteuce from the
thi p.
There is an appearance of considerable business
in the Civil Court at Horsham ; many causes are at
issue, and five Special Juries are named ; but, as it
often happen,. several. no doubt, will he settled be-
fore the Assize*. A Crisis. Coss. cause, which it was
thought would have afforded souse interest, is re-
ferred to arbitration.
The Assixes for the County of Kent are expected
to be the beaviest ever reineurbered, there are al-
ready 160 prisoners for trial. Monday lite whole of
the prisoners on the farina' side, moulding to 141.
were removed, under the superintendence of Mr.
I'OWELL, the Gastrula. Crow the r.id 'o the new
Comity gaol at ,Maidstone, wherein the prisoners are
all classed according to their crimvsb ages, 14n4 sts:
sou eacellent regulation.

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London, England, 1819-03-16

Fit AM F.-WORK-KM FTF.RS.

Mr. NIAS141;:1.11 galled the attentiou of the
Manse to the Freine-work-kottiars of Leicester,
which he had recently presented —and after Quint.
iug out the necessity which existed, fur granting
some relief to that body. tuttvrtl—
" Thal a Select Committee he appointed to inquire into
the grievances complained of by the FrArne•work•hnitters,
and lir report the same, with observations thereon, to the
Howie"
Mr. PARES described the afflicting state in which
the Frame-work-knitters were plunged, and ear-
neatly entreated the House to devise some means of
relieving them.
Mr. HustE did not mean to oppose the motion,
but, looking to the result which had attended the
labours of the Committee, appointed, in 1816, to
inquire into the grievances of the Nottingham ma-
nufacturers, who 11. d sat six svreks to very little
purpose, lie hoped the House would guard against
the encouragement of delusive hopes, which they
would not perhaps have it in their power to realise.
51r. Buten (we believr) said, 'us the Petitioners
had ruude out a strong case, lie hoped they would
not, by • refusal to examine their grievances, be led
Into an opinion, that the House was unwilling to
grant them relief. If some measure of relief were
not given to those poor people (and, if it originated
with his !Majesty's Guyer [[[[[ ent, he should like it
the better), their sufferings were so excessive, that
he feared scenes of disorder, which all good men
deprecated, would be the consaquence.
An Hon. Member under the Gallery, whose mine
we could not learn, strongly insisted on the ileces.
sity of extending speedy relief to the Petitioner,.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the
Hon. Member (Mr. Birch) seemed to attribute pint
of the distresses suffered by those individuals to the
neglect of Government. This was not just. He
knew of very few cases where they could interfere
to give local relief, without being guilty of partia-
lity. The proper way was to come before Parlia-
ment, and let the facts of the case be duly itiatati-
Ord.
Mr. BIRCH said, Government certainly had not
attempted to remedy the evils. They now existed,
they were known to exist, and, if relief were not
granted, he feared scenes would occur which every
friend to his country must deplore.
The motion was then agreed to, and the Com-
mittee formed.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH.
Sir J. NEWPORT gave notice that he would, on
the 22d of April, bring under the catisideration of
the House, the state of the Established Church of
Ireland.

PRISONS.
Mr. H. Ci.tvg presented the Appendix to the
Priam Itrturtis.—Referred to the Prukoti Com-
mittee.
Adjourned at a QUARTER BEFORE TWEI TR.
London, England, 1819-03-29

to eclat: Me severity of the law, he tilowthl west
coneyof ois the pan of the Prltilealilif *II pomp.
act to which he was IlliNfliliV iliSpelled by his owls f rhi,g,
ensmiseelition for the fishily! esetirt. lint 1u
ant, fur the sake of the public, soopestil that
I f merry timid be eitteo-led to the Priestlier, it roula only h..
attained by ao applicatioa to the Secretary of Ststi..
London, England, 1819-03-29

IXR fER ASSIZES.

The Anises for the County of Devon ilia ~.4
close until Tuesday noon last, having enittii,a-1
from the previous Tuesday. Mr. Jn•iiee first w,,
obliged to retire, from fatigue, ou Tilli
ing, when Mr. GENELBE set in if C coml.
Mr. Justice BEET appeared to slitter greatly ft,„,
acute sensibility of mind, produced by the tio.r,,i
nature of the chitin tried, and the tommini of pi,.
nishment he felt it necessary to inei'•t on the in,.
feeling perpetrators. Twenty-seven f'r%nnrra r,.
ceit•ed sentence of death, but they weresll
except Mary Woodmen., whogras executed on
day, for the, murder of her husband.
Exeter was very full : not Idle than 1,4h0
are undertiood to hare attended the Assizes hr.%
different Innis of the county. The cense Goon
Plymouth, that had excited se much curiosity, tai
which a young military Peer was sued for thunizes
on a charge of seducing N young roillwer, we. not
heard. We understerittdhe Defeiniant suffer-,t
judgment Fay &fault ; a that the ntetrinett of ,tat
dentures will shortly be isesessed before the Utak'.
Sheriff.
London, England, 1819-03-29

SURREY

Mrs. Drumm, who has been so deservedly a fa.
vomits. in tlw character of the Queen, in The Heart
of Mid-Lothian, takes her benefit this evening, un-
der the patronage of her Grace the Duchess of
‘VELIINGTON and several other distinguished La-
dies. Besides the production of a new inelo-dram',
from the lien of a late literary clergyman, it has
also the additional attraction of its bring the last
night of the season, when the Manager will return
thanks for the must profitably successful cam-
paign ever recollected.
London, England, 1819-03-29

IN SECRET CONIMITTEE.

M. I.iifilte read a propu•ition in these terms :
" I demand that the Isis shall authorise the ad.
ininistration of the Batik of France to divide
among the proprietors the amount hitherto set
apart in reserve to secure the integrality of their
original capital, at the rote of fire per cent. per
annum.

The proposition will be developed and discussed
in another Secret Committee.

THE BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1819-09-27

ITALY.

The following is an extract of a lett►r from Rome,
dated the 27th ult.:—" The robbers on the reads
near this city continue to range with impunity, and
to form the principal annoyance to which travellers
ate subject. An Italian Surgeon, who was taken
by banditti, a few days ago, was only liberated on
his procuring a ransom of 300 Louis: his cacciasure,
whom he bad taken to protect him, was put to death
in cold blood in the moat cruel manner. A %igour•
ous edict war issued shout fourteen weeks ago,
offering a reward of 500 scudi for every brigand
brought in alive or dead, with 1,000 fur every.capo..
bands (captain), and ordering the town of Soiinino.
which is their chief hold near the Neapolitan Iron.
tier, to be levelled with the ground. You will be
surprised to hear how vigorously it has been exe-
cuted. The town of Sonaino has at length found
grace in the eyes of its spiritual Father, and i. no
longer to be swept away from among the nations:
ten holy friars have been sent to preach .to the- re-
pentant city, and to cast out the evil spirits which
are still suspected to be lurking among them, while
the image of Christ, dressed in mouriliug for the
occasion, is to be carried in procession through the
streets. These scoundrels carried off u woman
lately, and after using her in the most brutal 11180.•
ner, tired at her ad • mark. You will hardly be.
lieve that the Governor of Sonnitio guise these mis.
errands a grand dinner a few weeks ago, and sat
down to table with them, after having itrratonsiv
been obliged to give them burlaps For their safe
conduct : massy of theirs are in easy circumstances ;
the must feroeious are said to be boys of sasteen or
eighteen."
London, England, 1819-09-27

PRICE. OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or :Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted frost the Returns made in the a cat readmit the 224 thy
of September, 1819, is 335. lid. per hundred-weight, cx.
elusive of the Duties of Costoota paid or ita,able thereon
•u the insportatioo thereof into (heat Britain.
London, England, 1819-09-27

graphical Index, with the Names of Places alpbabetically
"ranged, and their Latitudes and Longitudes: 11. A Table
of Coins, lud their Value in Catfish bleary: 111. A aro.
"Magical Table of Remarkable Events, from the Creation to
the present .I'nue; and, IV. Ao Obituary of Eminent and
Illustrious Prisons.

By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq.
The Astronomical Part by JAMES FERGUSON, F.R.S.
Tbe Twenty-third Edition, studiously revised, and care-
fully corrected.
Whited for F. C. and J. Rivington; J. Culhell ; W.
Clarke anti Sons; Cade', and Davies; Seatcherd and Let-
terman; Longman, Hurst, Keep, Orme, and Brown ; Lark-
'moon and Co.; Dayton, Harvey, mad Co.; John Richard-
Pon ; J. Booker; T. Boosey and Soma; E. Williams. R.
Srholey, J. Aperne; .1. Mawman ; .1. Black and Son 9 • Bald-
win. Cradork, and Joy.; T. Tegg ; Sherwood, Neely, anti
Junes; Ogle, Douraii. and Co.;T. Hughes; G. and W. IL
IVhitlaker ; B. Reynolds; E. idwards-, G. Mackie: and
Simpkin Find Martihall, London ; Wilson sad Suns, Turk;
and Stirling and Slade. Edinburgh.
Of whom may he had, separate,
The MAPS, coloured, on fine paper, anti half-bound,
price Mt.
London, England, 1819-09-27

WINDSOR. SEPT EMI= 45.

There is no alteration in his Majesty's health. r
Tuesday the Duke of Sussaz called at the Cas;
tle to we the Princesses, on his way to Bath.
Thursday the Duke and Duchess of GLoucat-
SIM arrived at the Castle on a visit to the Prin-
cesses, on their way to the Marquis of SA usetinVe,
at Hatfield. This day their Royal Highio.sses re-
turned to Bagshot.
Thud day the Duke of YORK arrived, and left at
fire o'clock for Oatlaiirls. •
The -brincesses have taken their usual airings thiit
week.
London, England, 1819-09-27

IRELAND.

• DUBLIN. SEPTVNIBEA
. Yesterday evening arrived at [lath by the L.!-
but steam Rickel, Lady Hort and Calmly.

The remains of the late Lord Decies, Arch-
bkhop of Torsion, with the funeral company, in.
eluding three of his Grace's soils, stopped at the
flibrruian Hotel, Kilkenny, on Wedoesduy
uo the way to the family mausoleum at Cutr3:4ll-
- county IVaterford. The present Lord De.
rtes and company returned to the same fluid rim
next slay to diviner.
'l' he East and Countess of Chnicarty and suite
arrived on the eveiiing of M lay last, at Nl,l.
drum Castle, the beautiful residence of Lord CLAM.
tlemaine. On NVetlntaiday they proceeded through
this town to Ballimi►lue, some miles hum which they
were met by a nennerons body of their tenantry. who
giving vent to the uffectioilate feeliogs that tilled
their breast, took the horses f their carriage, snit
drew them into the town, amid►t resterateil acchima.
buns. In commemoration of the arrival of his Lard-

ship in the place of his nativity. the demesne of
Carbally exhibited a scene of unbounded festivity ;
the deer park was covered with a v:ist multitude.
whose aspects sparkled with joy, and wits were
plenteously regaled on the occasion. In the evrio.
mg the circutnjacent country-lifizeit with hunker.,
mid Bullion,foe was brilliantly illuminated.—(.nth.
luhe Herald.)
Luke White, Esq. has purchased the town of
Tulsk, in the county Roscommon.
London, England, 1819-09-27

COWES, S
_ ETTEMBER 24.

The Prince Regent has purchased of George
Ward, Esq. Debourn Lodge, lately belonging to
James Nl:token:tie, E.q. at West Cowes.
Sir Francis and Lady Burdett a►e lodging at
West Cowes. Sir John Cox, Lady, and Miss
Hippislrt• inhabit their beautiful house at West
Cones, *lately occupied by the Marquis of Angle-
sey, with whom the Prince dined on his former visit
to Cowes.
A very liberal subscription has been entered into
by the inhabitants of the town of Brading and vici-
ni,y, in aid of the fund to be appropriated to the
relief of the sufferers at Manchester, on the 16th
ult. and for the purpose of ebtaiuing legal investi.s
lotion us to the lute arbitrary proceedings of the
bluncirester Magistrates.
London, England, 1819-09-27

PRICES OF CORN.

Average Priers of Guru of England and Wales, by the
Quarter of Eight IVinchester litislaels, and of Oatmeal per
boll of 1401132. avoirthipokr, from the returns received il3 the
ireek ended the lealt of St t.tember, 1819.
London, England, 1819-07-29

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZEMONEY.

The Hiud and Active, rut the salvage of IA Jeanne, on
Wiwi. !teeslls at No. 2, Kerr•tbert, Plystier Ih• Dock.
The Hearty, for the Success, Cuattir. soil Priscilla, on the
Alb of Augubt next, at No. 2, Adelphi Terrace. &calls
every Wednesday and Thursday.

General Sir Samuel Auchmuty is a candidate for
the sent in the representation of the County ~1
Longford, vacant by the death of Sir Thos. -Fr. -
thersiott.

On Thursday n•M. FROST. a boy aged 15, w;l+
con-nutted to the County Gail, Ipswich, by Josis
E. SPARROW, Gent. Coroner, ciiiirged with hrciii
feloniously lirtd ■ gun. loaded with shot, at a girl,
twined ANN HOSERT, aged 13.—The deceased,
who lived at Wnolverstime, was returning Irvin
school, in compaoy with other chtltiren, and tin
the way the boy, who was in a field adjoining the
road, with a gun in his hand, pointiog it lavearik
the deceased, who said, •• I don't lit, for
durst not shoot me ;" almmt imnietliately
worth, he fired it off, and the colorists lodged in
and about the head and neck of the girl. who le.l
down and instantly expired.—The Coroner's Jury.
after a patient investigation of eight hours, returned
a verdict of Manslaughter.
London, England, 1819-07-29

INQUEST.

An Inquisition was on Toesday evening taken before R.
Gude, Esq. io the Ring's Bench Prison, on view of the body
of Esther Achards, commonly called General Von Eicher,
who had served under Bonaparte. It appeared, in evidence,
that the deceased had been for upwards of two years a pri.
miner for debt ; he had bens in an ill slate of health for some
time past, and received his principal support from the Mar-
slitl, alto not only sopplied him with a weekly allowance of
money, list contrilinied wine and jellies for his support.—
Verdict, Died by the visitation of God.
London, England, 1819-07-29

11 4RROGATE. YORKSHIRE.

It .eenis that great complaints are made, and a
gtritt loss of company has been the consequence of
t;irm, that at the different inns an attempt has been
mide to increase the charges upon the visitors to
that spa. 'Chia • vation was begun at the Crown
Inn, at tote Ilarrogate, which bring frequented
liv iota nl. only, who were obliged to be close to
the well, were ohliged likewise to submit to the
11111.0Milt011. But as soon as this attempt was made
at lligA Ilarrogate, the complaints have been uni-
versil, there being emery ground in the present
times for lowering instead of raising the prices.
The coostgoetiee has been that at the two leading
inns, the Dragons and the Granby, the desertion of
the clammily has been great, mid those places where
I:se C:;:lrges have not been increased, have been filled
in emisi-ipienee. We trust the keepers of the two
titst hotels will reduce their prices to the old stand-
ard, that they may again have their old issortmeut
ul
London, England, 1819-07-29

NOM COB6RO rHiATRE.

The principal performances of last night were.
the mho-dramatic burletta of The Castle of Ta.
sotto, and the new opera of The T'ravellers. The
exertions of Mr. S. S. Seatst.re, give a degree of
interest to the equivoque of the lint, and the splen.
did oriental scenery and tine music of the second,
eire it a more than ordinary interest. Me. H.
KEMB tE'S Zaphitari, was full of tenderness ; bit
the grr:it uttr4ction was Mr. T. CooKE's singing,
•ii the character of Koyaa. Mr. T. Coogg's taste
execution have been so generally acknowledg-
ed, that it is unnecessary to repeat .the interest he
gave the part, and the loud approbation with which
his vocal powers were bailed throughout the per.
tormance. The scenery was really splendid, and
the music well selected—if not very original. it
was yet full of eaquisite effect. Mrs. BARRY3IOI6
surd *Mrs. Gat.Lorc performed with great spirit.
The principal dancers, Monsieur and Madame
I.vc tsar). drew forth the warmest plaudits for their
I.isteful lind elegant efforts.
The house was at an early hour crowded in every
London, England, 1819-07-29

HENRY KIRER WRITE.

Mr. Chantry's monument at Cambridge, of H. Kirke
Woe, whose premature death has bees so deeply lamented
In lit lu%en of genius, has berm very generally praised fur
;Implies ty. The origin of this monument is curious, and
muds!, of tiring recut ded to the honour of use of our Trans.
Atlantic brethren. Au American Gentleman, who hail been
an sdmirer of the works of the lamented Poet, but who was
an utter stranger to his person and family, happened on a late
occasion to visit Cambridge, and knowing that that classic
ground eticloscil Ilw remains of the young man whose writ-
iugs be hail so snitch admired, he eagerly inquired " for the
monument of Kirke While?" Alas! the early grave of the
Pact was unmarked by any monumental tribute to distin-
guish it from the keel earth which surrounded the depo-
sitary of so much genius and moral worth. Hie fame had
been sung by the most celebrated poets of our day—
his virtues hut been the theme of the moralist, and
will be his must lasting memorial. It remained, how.
a sal, for a stranger, and that stranger an American, to
...eel a munionviit to distinguish the place of While's
lishiment—a simple, but an ornamented slab, points out
cie %put in Ilse church-yard of Canibridge, and like
that esocuted by the same artist for Mr. Prier Moore, 00
moat the grave of Sheridan, will convey to failure times the
consolatory fact, that though the nation which has derived
the honour and benefit of the exercise of great talents sway
he unmindful of the spot which eiltirmlis all that is mortal
of their pomeasons, there will yet remain esongh of private
worth arid pals totism to record and mark it out to posterity.
Slime pirate friend, as in Sheridan's case, will do himself
honour by the task—some stranger, as in White's, will asso-
ciate his same with the memory of the poet.
London, England, 1819-07-29

1•11rA, anal in • mast char manner commented on
•Ite evidence ; he said if they found for the Plaintiff
o.ey ought only to Sad simply Vie value of the
,1...qe and consequent expenses—his Lordship ex-
wessesi • hope that they would not find on the count
wt the Defendant told the horse as sound, know.
...le her to have lees bitten by a mad dog.
'Fitt Noy, fifteolrithitit t &It time, brought in
.eirlict for damages, and tid.
London, England, 1819-05-24

CAVAN.

We have farther to report Exerlleney, that the
schiooldsouse ref t.rv.rn jai in an advaucrd slate of prep.
gress, are much yo, o'll the arettitect 'comics] that it
will hr finished in the next %owner. We byte to told, th. 4
in consequence or the geontt defalcation of recta un that
school estate, subseqoent to the agreement for the building,
with rel!:1111 coutsaettors, for a yam of %,i3l. sterling, we
have been compelled In avail onexelves of tlx pros i-.luolis
tained in the Art of Paeliameost first mentioned in this Re-
twirl, and to apply to your Eteelleits y for the advsiore of a
soon of 4.5311. sterling, to enable oa to oliomharge the instal-
ments renoxiiiior: slop:lid, mit of the .nvingii of the school
ealate; and abich application your Excellency has loco
griscounsly p1ea,..1 to comply with, by directing the said
slim In he advanced ; the terill, leysitrd by the said Act
being first complied with.
London, England, 1819-05-24

ENN!SI;fLI.FN.

We beg kayo to report to ion,- i:x'a•ellencv, that a Memo-
rial of the Rev. Dr. Robes I Itoriowes, twister of tee school.
of Einuirkillett, contaiiiintr a pi nposal thereby submitted to
your Excellency, for sltcring the plats upon whirls the mid
school has bre., hitherto combo:tett, " by accepting of fifty
Jay scholars, to be inotriseterl vaunt warty, in I.oll9idel 311011
Of 104 perlllit:l4l 111 decline tic rdnr.l:uu of case
hoarders," baying hero hid before ur by the command of
your Excellency, tleriring " that we shoold take it tufo our
serious considriation, and report la your Excellency our
opit J i ssss tliereoputt ;" we did arcorilioal3, in obedience to
the desire of your Excellent.), disco,. she uoi.jr et of the Paid
Memorial at a Board critiveneil for that f!, 111111 which
Board war onanitriuusly of °pis iiiii That it was more ells
gible that the school of Enniskillen ,lioulil continue 10 be
conducted living the plan whirls Ind bill. to prevailed sit
as well as the other scrioolo of royal fount:atom ;" and we
find ourotfres called npon to 1.111/11.`SS our sot prim-, that Dr.
Hummer rhoutil More foiled Its lake notire of the Act of
53.1 of the Eincosliratly mentioned, alieriby, we conceive,
he rnizdtt have brew aciptainted, that the power to regulate
NLtI Manage the schools therein 1111teifielt (and those of royal
foundation itieloilcid baying hien vested m our Board, we
911011111 trice deemed it our prenliar dirty to promulgate any
system "f itop..ivios.iii ur altevalion, anti so se•e it carried
into etlu et, did we cooritier it judicious or advisable.
London, England, 1819-05-24

POLICE.

MANsION -141105 F.

Oa Salimlay William and Charles Crowder, father nsi3
eon, were himliy examined Wore the Lord Mayor, amid fully
committed for trial to Neweam, un the charge of slealltlit
Bank of Englrud mites, bill., and local notes, of abuut
9,0941/. value, the property of MPIINfIi Berwick, ',Wintery,
Wall, and Isaacs, of the Old Worcester Bank, nod Messrs.
Fat ley, Johnson, and Turner, of the Worcester Bank. The
rubbery WAS C milted on the 3011, of March; the property
was in the basket of the guard of the ‘Voccester coach,
which he imprudently left in the bar of the Bnit sad Mouth
tap, Null and Mouth-street. 'lle Prisoner. Charks Crow-
der, was seen thioking in the lap n raw minute. before the
robbery w‘s committed. A new witoe.s, in the person of
o Mrs. Ss.ley, who resides aim Shaftsbory place. Alilersgate•
street, ass brought forward, who deposed that she saw
both of the Prisoneis walking together in roster•lstte, to a
great burly, a f. w minutes twfure she hessd the atrium given
in the streets that the robbery was 0(60111.
Mr. Amdtvles alienilt.l for the Pfl.4lllCtS, sod Mr. Alley
on the pat t of the p. °scent iiiii .
London, England, 1819-05-24

TERRORS OF THE LAW.

A most afflicting instance of snicirle, arising from s pro-
ceeding at law. occurred oii Friday last at Dover. Mr. S a
watchmaker there. had some time since a dispute with a re-
spectable inhabitant tlw town. and a neighbour. which
ended in the latter hying assonlool by the former. The coo.
sequence Wit., that as Rellflll was brought against Mr. S.
who waa tonvieted. anti ordered to pay heavy damages. The
event exasperated him very much, and lw vowed in great
warmth that hr never won't! pay the fine; in fact, that lw
would die rather than do so. This irsitati 000 it wa• slats.
rally expected would subside; but Mr. S. seemed rather to
Owlish s desperate reaphiliiiia lie hail refilled of relf-ilralrile-
-11011, and was actually f i dend, hanging in his own apart-
ment, on the slay mentioned. The wrett heti mats Iris left a
wife tool nine children to deplore Isis untimely fate; and
his loss in deeply lamented liy.a minimills circle of highly
respectable persons. Ms S. was a man in rather poorrties
eircontstances, said was much esteemed iu Dover for many
yeas a.
London, England, 1819-07-16

HON. MISS GORDON.

A Dovish costume, composed of scarlet grope de Naples,
tichly ornamented with silver lace trimming; the dries was
**pelted ow each aide, w:th the ends fancifully fastened hack,
•u at to thew • beautiful silver lama nod silk net petticoat ;
each corner or the ends of the dren was maths-Mitered with
'Oyer lore soul rosettes; a rodent:wily novel pelerine forincil
a pin of the Jr;eas it was made of quite a novel green
ateJ scarlet grus ds Naples; it was tastefully cot, so as to
present each colour trimmed rotted with rich silver trim.
usiox, which had quite a new and elegant eject; white satin
long sleeves, ornamented with stripes of silver Innis ; tinder
the left nom was placed a fancy rosette formed of feuuers,
green and white; • Diniili toque of scarlet grus de Naples,
and !dsr•k trivet, the front formed in lciwcae, s•rmouskd
with ellasseuedasad pinnies of white ustricii feathers.
HON. MISS CHICHESTER.

A In qv, beautiful maitre dies' composed of a rich figured
silk wt. lest. folly ornamented with point■ of blue satin,
titi ee times round the bottom of the dress, finished with
thit k r.oilcatix of silk net, passed over with rich gold lace;
the Wines made of the same materials as the dress, with
minmung* of blue satin and gold; • gold striped tissue
ssrt•rc apron. with n rich gold fringe; a sky blue silk scarf,
trimmed with a superb gold fringe, tastefully suspended over
the right shoulder, and (statelier! under the hft breast with a
Loge rosette, awl finished in the centre with a rich diamond.
A ri, e las of while silk, worn at theltack of the hrail,
ornamented will, artificial flowers in front and lartTe plan
wr -ky Line ribbon; gloves puffed at the runs in tine Spiwiab
stale with blue sarsuct. This dress bad a must elegant
London, England, 1819-07-16

MISS WINLOCK.

A Turkish costume; a silver lama dress; a peach velvet
dolsman, embroidered with silver; rich bigadere scurf,
trimmed with silver fringe. Head-dress, ■ very rich turban,
unlamented with coluured atones and heron feathers.
MISS TROLCOPE.

A fancy net dress, richly eml;rasidarearin pink and silver,
and profusely trammed wish blond lace. Head-dress, feathers
and diamonds.

MISS OTWAY CAVE.

A Spanish dress of sapphire blue Eros de Naples, richly
trimmed with silver and ereris of geranium silk ; the body
ornamented with a brilliant silver stomacher, and a profu-
sion of silver tufts. Spanish bead-d rrr r with superb
chain iiiii Is.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. OTWAY CAVE.

Ais old English dress of black velvet, pink satin, and
?mut ; a black velvet and pick bat in costume, with a
plume of white (embers.

MRS. GWYN.

A blue silk Rpowniob dress, trimmed with:duce and a pro-
fu,loti of Maltese !Hiltons. Head-dress, an Andalusian cap
ut rub Wend lace and diamonds.
MRS. J. MILDMAY.

A Ruinin meantime; n cherry-colour petticoat, trimmed
viiiheilver; a blue hod'', trimmed with silver. A pause
writ trimmed with gold.
London, England, 1819-07-16

THE OUTINIAN LECTURES.

THE Friends of three •ational Meetings and
their Acquaintance, are respectfully informed, that.
by Particular Desire, the THIRD of the COURSE of
LECTURES nn the MARRIAGE STATE, with consi-
deishle Additions, will lie delivered OR SATURDAY
NEXT, July 17, 1819, at Mr. PENN'S, the Portico, Nest-
street, Surins.gartiens, at Three o'Clock; and that an EN-
TIRE N FAY LECTURE. bring the Falb of the Coarse,
will Ise delivered on Satisrilay, the 24511 instant.

IBOOLS AND NEAT LIBRARY, -BOOK-CASES, WITH

WIRE TRELLIS ODORS.
TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR. CHRISTIE,

At his Great Room iu -1;a1I--.1-11;11-,-On-HONDAY NEXT,

idly 19,
THE remaining l'Art of the VALUABLE
LIBRARY and omitted Musks of a late Distinguished
Per.oesage, &reseed; and at the same time the neat Painted
Book-cases, with Wire Trellis IIO4WII, bring the complete
fittings ap of the Book Saloon of Miss Hothani, deceased,
brought from her late residence at Richmond, Surrey, which
may be viewed until the hale.

SEA COAST OF DEVON. BETWEEN LYME AND
SEATON,

TO he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS, contain-
ing together 521 A. 3R. 14 e in the occupation of respect-
able knants. for terror of which shout five years are un-
expired, at 100/. a year.

For Particulars apply to Mr. F. Jeers, Solicitor. 69,
Chasstery.latte, Lndon; or Mr. J. Taunton, Solicitor, Ax-
minster, Devuu; And at the Auction Mart, sear the Bask,
London.

BEDFORD-ROW.
ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, with Offices, Coach-house,
Stable, &c. EXCELLENT FURNITURE and Effects.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MR. ROBINS,
On the Premises, THIS DAY, FRIDAY, July 11th,
at Twelve o'Clock,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
comprising a substantial capital Family House. con-
taining three Rooms on a Moor, neatly finished, with mare-
Weal Officer, open airy Yard, Coach-house and Stables, re-
cently altered and improved at a convirlerilde expease,_ and
now in excellent order, situate N 0.30, on the west side of
Bedford-row, Hollioni, the property aud re.idence of
JAM ES TOPPI NG. .kgo.
Retired from the Bi
The Premises are held tinder the Bedford char 'l , fur a
pound
rent which will expire at Christmas, 1833, at a
if
rent of 501 per annum.

Ou the same day will be SOLD by AUCTION the neat
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Bedsteads and
'Bedding, excellent Cabinet Articles •f all descriptions,
Drawing- m and Parlour Furniture, Kitchen Utensils and
eariuus Effects.

The Hunwe and Furniture may be viewed to the time
of Sale. Particulars and Catalogues •n the Premises;
of Messrs. Brandrett, Spanks, and Reddish, Peck's Redd.
ings, Temple; of Mr. %Vigg, North-place, Gray's lan-lane;
at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,Guldeu.
'genre.
London, England, 1819-07-16

MRS. MANNERS SUTTON.

White coin pet,iconli, full Irinased with broad Brills!'
Monet; tube uf irry Patin, fell trimmed with broad British
trhroul.

Mts. BLOMBERC.

A rnagwifieent dress of Sulk and silver, elegantly trim.
'used with rich amber silk, with silver tulips intermixed ; bo-
dice of silver entbroittery,conlinell with antique ail rer clasps.
Head-drew, a beautiful turliau, Irish a profusion of rich
which fusiliers,
London, England, 1819-07-16

MIS 4 HENRY WYNDHAM.

Custsrne of d'ilitsre; a lung skirt of white crape, richly
embruiclereil with rhesiille and silver; a crape 011111ilir.
with three rows of silver embroidery; a sky blur scarf,
trimmed with silver; shin.' sleeves, trimmed with feathers
and silver. A 31emican beadAlress of different culuured
feathers, and fringe of feathers round the head.
London, England, 1819-07-16

TH EATRE-ROY AL, H MA UK ET
THE Public sere rem weriully istrerineJ, 01;4
illestre WILL OPEN. fur the %mll SUMMER
SE ASO4. on TUESDAY NEXT, the 2011, of July, with •
Comedy, iu five Ads, valleil
'PHE SOLDIER'S DA UGUTER,

in wick Mrs. Edwin, late of Ow Theatre-Royal, Drury.
lane, will make her first appearance on this Stage.
After which, the lasterholr of
LOV ERS' QUA It It r. Ls.

Tu couslude with a New niere (never performed), called
%V ET 1V EA-I'IIEIZ.
The principal Character* by Messrs. Liston, Jones, J.
Russelloind Miss Reationi.al !hum the Theatre-Royal, Cu-
sco-pub ii), below her fir‘t appearaace on this Stage.
Pisces fur the Boles to be take. of Mr. Massieghans, at
the Theatre.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,

THIS PRESENT FRIDAY, July 16. will
he performed (fourth liars ibis season), the Operatic
Anecdote called
FREDERICK THE GREAT;
Or, THE HEART OF A SOLDIER.
Frederick the Second, Mr. T. P. COMM; Charles, Baron of
Felabials, Mr. Penman ; Throdore D'Haronsun, Mr. Broad-
horst ; Governor of the Citadel of Schairdnitz, Mr. W. S.
Chatterlcy ; Brandt, Mr. Dowtoo ; Count D'Herleins, Mr.
Rowbothans; Stock, Mr. Wilkinson; Rolf, Afr.O'Callagham.
Matilda, Miss Kelly; Charlotte, Miss Lore.

After which, the crlcbritied M wind Farce, in two acts, called

AMATEURS AND AcToits.

•• _ _ _ _
David Dulcet, Esq. Mr. Pearnon ; Mr 0. P. Bostic, Mr.
Harley; Wing, Mr. Wreisrli ; Elderberry, Mr. Disrlids.
Miss Hsi y Hardscre, Miss Love; Mrs. Mary Goueril, Miss

Boxes, .s; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 34.; Second Price,
Is. dili—Lower Gallery, 2.. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper
Gallery, Is.; Second Pt-weed.
Boars, Places, Tickets, Allmiasions fur the Season, and
Private. Roars (with the advantaze of a separate east-mere
in Exeqer-strect), to be had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box
Office, Strand entrance, from Ten sill Four; and of Mr.
Friars:in, Library, lit►, New Bond.street.
To-ntorrow. Burial—after which, first time, II new En-
tertain meat, in one art, called Oue, Two, 'fbrce, Four, Five,
by Advertisement—with The Rendezvous.
On :'lllonday, first time, a new Grand Melo-drama, called
Srlf-Sa trifice; or, The Maid of the Cuit laze.
A ma► Comic Opera will Iw produced during she week;
• new rarer, and se►eral other Novelties, are also in pre-
parstiois.
London, England, 1819-07-16

LADY TROLI.OPE.

A fancy net Areas, richly ernliroid-reil in blue and silver,
and magnibeenily trimmed with blond lace. Read-dress,
feathery and diarat.nds.
LADY JULIA PETERS.

A fancy dress of staseasithipi /141111, profusely trimmed
with silver. Head-dress, silver torhou with ostrich feathers
suit diamonds; silver smalls.

LADY OTWAY.

' A Arrit4 of rich iceraalam giros de Naples. elegantly braid-
ed with i doable row of rich gold braid, and trininird at the
bottom with a sopeth gold fringe; petticoat of rich white
satin, elcgmtly trimmed with gold. Headdress, ostrich (ra-
shers and di
London, England, 1819-07-16

MISS CROSBY.

A white tulle (Irmo, a la Gabriel, elegsnlly embroidered
With pearls and roses; lowly of black velvet, magnificently
embroidered to pearls. need dress, itch pearls
MISS CROSBY, JUN.
The same.