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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-12

COYEN7'-GARDhN THEATRE.

Last night the comedy of The Provoked Hat-
band attracted a crowded and fashionable audience
to this theatre. It introduced Miss DANCE to the
public for the first time in comedy, in the chancier
of Lady Townly. She represented with strict fide-
lity the thoughtless 'levities of fashionable life ; but
it was in the last scene she proved most highly at.
tractive, mid deeply interested the feelings of the
audience fur the unhappy votary of fashion, at
length awakened to a sense of her erro►s, and en-
treating the forgiveuess of an injured husband. Mr.
CHARLES 'CRIME, as Lord totenly, ably pour-
trayed the irnhittereil feelings of a man whose do-
mestic felicity was utterly destroyed. The other
characters were effectively sustained, and the
comedy was announced for repetition amidst loud
applause.

The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the Prin•
Mil AUGUSTA yesterdays the Royal Sisters after-
wards tode hut togrtlirr in is eataiJges
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
dined with Count and Countess MUNSTER to meet
the KIND.

The Duchess of KENT ei,ited the Duchess of
CLARENCE yontetday.
On Thuniday the Dnclits4 of KENT dined with
Prince LEoPoEn. Tbeie were present to meet tier
Lloyd Highness--
Viscount and Viseunntess Cliye, Baron Just, the Saxon
Minister, the Duke and Dnr•heaa of Nurthumnriland, Sir
W.iikin Williams Wynn and Lady, Marconi of Bucking-
ham, Earl and Countess of Macclesfield.
_

The Duke of Dcsoasitaz gave a ball on
Thursday evening, at Devuushire-buure, which
was very numerously attended.
The Earl and Counte.s TESIPLC left town yes-
terday tor Avingtun, Danis.
Dcparturra from the Brunswick-lionoe
Ilanover-square:—The Bishop of NORWICH and
flintly fur the Palace, Norwich ; and Lord ASH-
BURTON for Ilia Still in Scotland.

The Marehiohets of WorteEsTia. we are sorry
to say, was e•uisiderrti yestercky in a very ilstiger.
Qui 'tette. Oil the Thursdny evening tifirr the
drawitug-room, brr Ladvship fill herruir ill, mud
on the heat (14y she fruit; a cold both, whir:ll
brought on ire flee Lady.
ship nlllBllll at Apsley Iloirve.

On Thursday evetting Miss SIIARP, the cele-
brated performer on the harp, tied her annual
couceit at the Argyll-Room•, the Concert Room
of which was extremely well tilled, as well as the
boxer.

The lisposrket theatre is to hr stuccoed, nod u
Rue portico erected over the principal entrances to
the house, which is much loftier, and of course
cooler than the old one.
London, England, 1821-05-12

THE CORONATION.

We undctst.ind that the 12111 of July is the day
now Eyed for the Coronation.

We lately noticed • re;mrt current io the west
end of the town, that the QUEEN had sent a letter
to the Earl of LIVERPOOL, desiring to know the
names of Vie Ladies appointed to attend her MA•
JESTY at the ceremony of the ensuing Coronation,
to ahich her MAJESTY had received no answer.
We now are able to state that whatever applicatiou
has been Made by her MAJESTY, has been toile-
t oiled by legal advice, and that her MAJESTY has
already received an official answer, %thief), although
not aatiefactory, has not altered her determinati .
The particulara of the correspondence we expect
to lay before the public in the course of a few days.
London, England, 1821-05-12

1 ELAND.

DUBLIN, 11.1% 8.
The Commission Court closed ou Saturday. The Judges
(Barton sml.lehli) were on the Bench every morning before
ten, ■ud seldom arose before ten at night.
The death of the Marquis of Drogheda, mentioned by the
London Papers, is nut true. His Lordship is uuw at Lis
house iu Bsekvidle-street, in this city, nearly as well as may
be expected from his great age, 91, cad a a,caut tr:fl.us in-
disposition.

THE Miff.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 19:1.

THURSDAY, MAY in.
lord Jersey's brother to Oracle, 741. 7lls beat 1.0,5
Exeter's Athenian, B.t. 91b. T.Y.C. 100,c5.-13 to b ags:
Lam! Jersey's brother to Oracle.

The I,ooop. Stokes of 100 gs. each, It. ft. for fillies, 014. 4th
D.M. Itisiug three years old.
Duke of Graftun's b. Z-al, Partissu 1
Lord Suffield's b. by Muley, out of Aquilino 2
Lord Fisley's Bret se, by Soothsayer, out of Blowiag 3
Lord Grosvenoes b. Bittern, by Tbasiderboll, out of
Plover ... 4
Mr. Rush's be. by Waxy, out of Oliveira
His Royal Highness the Duke of York's by Aladdin, out
of sister to Paribut ..
Three paid forfeit.
Sto4 on Zeal-5 to 1 apt Bitter*.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for 3.yr olds. A.F.
Lord Jersey's Sporus, brother to Master Henry, 7st. 71b. 1
Mr. Pi Wee's c. by A rdrosssn, out of Vicissitude, fist. 91b.
Lord U. H. Caveudislis Tiger, 8.1.51 b.
Four paid forfeit.
6t04 no Spores-5 to 2 opt Mr. Prince's c.

Lord Enetet's Athenian, 9sl. 21b. beat Mr. May's sigh".
ieJubson, 7st. 121 b. T.Y.C. 100gs.-5 to 4 agst Athenian.
The King's Plate of 1001;s. fur 4.yr olds, list. ; 5-yr olds,
Hat. 91h.; 6-yr olds and aged, 12.1. R.C.
Mr. Pei ti.'s b. h. Master Henry, 5 yrs old. 0 1
Mr. 11.ylidttant's gr. c. Little John, 4 yrs old. 0 2
Sir J. Sht Iley's 1.. c. Antar, 4 yrs old.
General Gruavenor's b. c. Minty, 4 yrs old dr.
S to 2 agat Master Henry-2 to 1 on Antar.

Rainer, the Kentish pedestrian, started nn Thorsday on
the Woodfueil wad, in pesfurm his undertaking of fifty
miles in sesea boors mid a hail', fur a cutisidet able bet. lie
went off well, and was backed at odds to win, but he was
brat at dusty six miles. lie kept ou the whole time, when
be was four milts from home, anti lost the match.

Thuisday night abuut twelve u'etoek a must alarming ti:r
broke nut in thr veiy extensive premises or 31mars.Troni.i.
mid Cu. sugar 'unite's, Itatk-lane, St. Gtvegit's in the 1%, ,
ishich compltiely &sirup d. The lum sustained is
mated at sertrat thousand paused*,
London, England, 1821-07-20

UPSET PRICE REDUCED.
ESTATE OF AITA DA LE FOR SALE.
10 BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
R'itl.in the Royal Excloolp Coffee-house, Edinburgh, upon
EDT ESDAY, the 24th flay of September mat. at Two
o'Clock Afterglows (unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Bargain),
Tit.: LANDS and ESTATE or ATTA-
DA LE, lying in the parishes of Lochearroo sad Coo-
tin, and County of Koss, affording a Freehold Qualification.

'Elmer Lauds, contaiaing upwards of Ten Thousand Scots
Acres, are beautifully situated oil the smith of Luau-arson,
• considerable min of the sea, ■nd extend along the batiks
of that lock fur upwards of four miles, with the exception
of the Griming of Lungeorrychrubie, in the parish uf Cou-
sin. Independently of the local beauty of the place, the
lauds afford one of the best fishing stations on the west
moo, and are ►ikely to rise considerably in value frogs that
circumstance. Thcy comprehend about 200 acres of arable
laud, of the beat quality, and the hill pasture (which is
mumd and ticaliky) is capable of maintaining, including
Imiurcorrychinbie, 125 scores of sheep, affording some of
thu bcst wiuterisig iu that part of the country.
There i■ a comfortable Mansion-Imam on the Estate, and
an excellent •gnare of offices, comprehessling both a corn
mill and a thrashing mill, which go by water, and slung the
coast there is abundance of sea ware.

The lAtails are well wooded, and abound wit► game, and
there is now /that acceps to the Estate from all directions
by the stew toads executed by the Parhameutary Commis-
musters.
Tlw Estate is partly let to lemmas upon leases of various
Jarahous, mid dm rental of suc► parts as are let amount 10
51111. 2.. liar,e are about 80 acres arable isi the hands of
11w Proprietor, besides pasture for 500 sheep of soy Je.
scription.
- - - - - -

The public burdens correspned to 400/. Scuts valuation.
This Minster's stipend Hi 191. 18a. the teiuds being exhaust-
ed. If ilesireJ by a purchaser, eue half of the price will be
allowed to 'mans in hie hands, on the security of the leads.
Direclious fur showing the leads will be given by the
Proprietor, at Mondale; and farther particulars will he
hurtled ins application to him, or to James Peddle, IV.S.
Edinburgh, in whose bauds the title•deeds arc.
London, England, 1821-07-20

WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL IN JAMESSTREET.
IN MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, P
His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND,
Pang DIXT.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
STawAapo,
IFfs Royal Highness the Coast $l. Antonio,
Duke of Cambridge, The Right How. Sir A. Mae-
His Grace the Duke of Bed- &said, Bart Vine-Prete.
food. deg,
His Grace the Duke of Mon- The Right Hoe. Mr Charles
trove Long, G.C.B.
The darqui• of Chaisson- The Right Hon. Nicholas
Yansitsart,
The Marquis of Laudon', The Right Hon. R. Ryder,
The Marquis of Ailesbury, The Right Hon. Sir Gore
The Marquis of Huntley, Ouseley, Bart.
The Earl of Mutiot•Edite- The Hon. Colonel Dottie,
calash, Sir Ralph James Woodford,
The Earl of Chichester, Bart.
The Earl a Fife, Sir Charles W. Flint,
The Earl of Mount Charles, The Very Rev. the Dean of
The Right Hon. Lord Via- Westisioster,
count Beighersh, The Rev. Dr. Fyne. Clinton,
The Right Hun. Lord iris Sub-Dean,
_ _

count Lowther,
The Right Hon. Lord A.
Kent,
The Right Hon. Lord Gans.
bier,

J. C. Hobbolise. Esq. II P.
H. Colborne, Esq.
Geo. Are', £.q
Lieut.-Colooel Eliot.

His Majesty having graciously extended kis royal sanc-
tion and patronage to a GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
the receipts of which are to be applied to the RE-BUILD-
ING WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL; and the Dean and
Chapter baviug permitted the use of %Veva m i ser Abbey fur
thnt purpose, the Performance will take place on TUES.
DAY, the 24th instant, upon • scale suitable to the occa-
sion. The Metric will consist uf a Selection from the works
of Handel, Haydn, Mosul, &e. The must eminent Vocal
and Instrumeutal Performers will be engaged. The Band
will be npou au unusually extensive scale, and its number
will unly be limited by the means of au accommodation

which the Church, witb the Orchestra considerably extended
beyond its present dimensions, say be found capable of
■fturdiulc.

Tickets, at One Guinea each, are now on delivery at
Mr. Ellen's. Bookseller to the Ring, 27, Old Iliad-street ;
Birchall and Chappell's, New Dowd-street ; the Royal Har-
monic Institution, Regent-street ; Preston's, Strand ; and
Cltmenti and Co. Cheapside.—Full Particulars will be im-
mediately atinounred.
London, England, 1821-07-20

Tu the Right Worshipful she PRESIDENT sod GOVER-
NORS of St. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL.
NIT LORDS AND GANTLIMIN,
IN Compliance wish the solicitations of many
►espected Governors of your Hospital that I would ac-
cept the alike of Treasurer, vacant by the death of Hugh
Powell, Esq., I have already signified my readiness to engage
I. its important duties.
I have mow to state my intention of awaiting your deci-
sion; trusting that my iegolar attendance as an Almoner,
will be the best pledge that I can offer for a faithful discharge
of t►e duties of the situation.

If 1 should be honoured wit► your choice, sly undivided
study will be to NMI its various duties with @talons and
affectionate regard to the best interests of the Hospital.
I have the Imitate to be, My ;weds and Gentlenses,
Your most obidient Servant.
THOMAS COURTENAY WARNER.
July 17, MI.
N.B. The Election is fixed for Wednesday next, the 15th
instant. The ballot will consnotace at use and close at
three.
London, England, 1821-07-18

" Domme et placene tixter."—tior.

Thy buttes sud pleasing wife.
Al ES, by his Discourse on Marriuge, sre
b. 7 enraptured his auditors with the subject, that the mar
vied Melt flew to their wives, sod the bachelors hastened its
be wedded, and the "Spectator" has affirmed, that the word
"war" is the must agreeable sod delightful same is nature.
The *semi institution, then, of marriage, compass., the
desideratum of our enjoyment, teeluttig out only with hap-
piness oat earth, but disposing the soul itself to harnioniee
with bliss hereafter. Previous, boaever, to (vitriol' low
this hallowed obligation, it becomes as imperative dug,
net only to regulate the perilous, but to cleanse the grosser
nature (rout those impurities which the freedom of us-
ristiieted pleasure may have entailed on it. To the
neglect of such attention are sitritiotattle mat, of duo,
hapless instances, which, while they excite the coition-
aeration of the belsoldm-should also impress him with the
fesr of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminise the
body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—
but more especially does the premature ittfaluntioti .t
youth too frequently comproluist• the Natural .h:sity into
stale of Mashies, from which the agonized sulfa,' met'
thsu donlits the chance of relief. To all such, ill. It. to
address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular *mead': •
felicity; nor will our ailvaarrs appear questionable, seise:
gutted as they are by the utulhplied proofs of twenty von
successful experience. The easy eases of insoried life at
sometimes disturbed Ity the suspension of those blessings
which concentrate the nuptial wreath, for the female habit
if often constitutionally weak, yet it can lie sireagthestedi
and deficiest ceergy improved tutu functional power. in
every ease of syphilitic Intrusion, as well as so every relax-
atom of the generative economy, we pledge our ability bo
Care speedily, sad with 'Mei. Earnestly solicitous weer,
the nufteling empiric (ruin the position so presumplasnolY
la" "Pt we deviate Own general principles with bas
hesilatiou; and confident in oar own houourable utter"'
as Members of the College of Surgeous, we refer the "11-
fi ring community of either sex (especially Owe ram":
iota sistrimouial life) at once to our Ole"

daily atieudasice is givew for personal cosaillisiiiis • and let-
ters from the courtry are itnitiediatelyasiawersd; awes moat
001116141 a remittance fiir advice and me.hcine. which "" ""
forwarded le auy part of the world ,however distant.
C,OSM and CO. M.R C.
aseromi, 11, &inverse-street, Fleet-street, Lamaism.

Printed sad PublishPd at TH E BRITI6II PEEN lii4 THE
GLOBE Mike, No 127 , Strasd, by C. CORNWELL,
• of ibe !Amid,
London, England, 1821-07-18

Seven.

ii•FEW SEATS within thr
ter, which wiU csammaissl • full View of the
whole Procession inside the Chord), and of all the GlFT-
monies from the Entrance at the West End, and the actual
Solemnity of the Coronation 10 the conclusion.
Tirkets may be had, sod the places seem, by applying to
Mr. Holliseombe, No. 3, Millais, Dian's-yard; to Mr.
Sale, is the West End of the Church, from Ten till Four;
also at the Argyle Rooms; or M use., Dirchall's, Bnisil.street,
111.111.7'hilia Seats not connected with Ileum. Glanville.

OUTINIAN LECTURES.
rrHE Friends of these rational Meetings, end
their Acqnainiance, are respectfully informed, that
the FIFTH LECTURE of the Cosine on the MARRIED
STATE will be delivered at Mr. PENN'S, Portico, New.
stet et, Spring-gardens, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 21st
July, 1821, at Three o'Cleek,
By Mr. RICHARDSON.
Tickets, 21. 6d. each, or Its. ilia Course, may be had of
Hatchard sad Son, 187, Piccadilly.

COM3I ERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY,
Establigheil is the Year 1800,
No. 10, SKINNER.STREET. and No. 340, OXFORD-
STREET, Loudon.
TUE COMIERCIAL HALL WINE COM-
PANY solicit the f of the Public attention to
their very Reduced Prices of Wines and Spirits.
per Dozen. per Dozen Pints.
Port Win., of full body Malmsey Madeira, of the
aril Are flavour 34.. most delicious devour,
Ditto, light body 34s. and warranred all the
Old Sherry .
Fine Old Bueellas of fall Vintage of 1802 .... 50e.
body
Ditto, light, from the ty, and of the vintage
Hock Grape 3lle. of 1804
Excellent Lisbon . 38.. per Gallon.
Fine Old Madeira flu- Fine Cordial Gia .. 9s. 6d.
vowed Teseriffe 425. Old Jamaica Runs.. 14.. 64.
Ditto,curiusaly fine high Old Colonic Broady, Pine
flavoured West India Apple Runs, and Dullards
Madeira
Gerais The C.ornmertial Hall Wine
( p&simplere "'l' Com an a's° recommend she
Sauterne. Dm "Irma
Barest, ditto. •68..
are prepreed In the superior. ,
Claret, secorkintarth NA. mariner of the Martinique
Ditto, first growth, of Liqueur.:
1815 Viutage
Cape Madeira .. 16.. & 21.. Noyeau Rouge et Blanc, 55..
Red Cape Burgundy, the Shrub, prepared wish the
first and only parcel Guest Limes and Pine
ever imported 30.. Apples
WINES IN WOOD. Parody Bitter. 3s*.
Pepper mint Cordial
New Purl .... per Pipe fB5 Clore Brandy
Old ditto 9O Cases containing 15 bottles,
Sherries
Cape ;Redeker;
Sparkling or Creaming Cork- anal Clove Brandy, 525. the
agee Oder, 6.. 6d. per doz. case.—Nuyear and Shrub can
—3r. 6d. per dug. pints— only be sold iu cases of out
21d. per gallon. less than 10 bottles.
A full List of the Company's Wioes, containing the Par.
Oculars of Crusted Puri., Iron, 3 to 10 years is bottle, of all
the favourite Rom Reieiro, Roriz, and other first-rate Fla.
your., East India Sherries, Madeira., Sy. may be bad, by
applyirg to she Company, ur to their Agent. as below :
Chelsea, Mr. G. H utchiusuu ; Enfield, Mr. Fri/sham ; Camden
Town, C. Halsted ; Grecuwith, I T. Thorns.; Lewisham,
John Sass; oud Tottenham, Mr. Richards, jun.
London, England, 1821-07-18

Al,l iiKETS.

[Front the 0 Landau MaroneWe Price Current" of
Tuesday, July 17, 1821.]

WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

Cogyst.—There have been but three public sales brought
forward since our last, at which the destiaud was very
languid, and ■ reduction took place in the prices of about
2s. on ordinary to low middling Plantation, and Is. on
Foreign ; a parcel of Dominica in the sale sin Thursday,
was sold at low rates for that description, viz. middling to
good middling 1255. to 1345. St. Domingo of ordinary
quality was sold by auction on IVrilorsday at 115 s. prr cat.
and good quality bail since been sold by private t mitred at
the same price.
SUGAR.—The business done in British Plantation has
been more extensive but at quite as low prices as were cur-
rent last week, and a few large parcels it is reported have
hero sold rather lower ; the prices of middling and good
qualities have how, ver been fully supported. A public sale
of Barbadoes brought forward on Friday, did not go off
with' spirit, and two luta were taken iu.
FOREIGN SUClR.—There has hems no public male, hut •
lair demand for white Brasil has taken • great part of those
which were offering privately, at the former currency, low
London, England, 1821-07-18

GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, WITH
A NOBLE: MANSION,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,
At Garrawav's Cotter-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
FRIDAY, the 10th of August, at Twelve o'Clock.
Lot. I. 1111 E AIANORS. or reputed NIA-
" NORS, of BUCK ENHAM SIBTON, in
Croatian, end TH F.TFORD-CUM-HA IVY ICK, extending
over a large tract of cottony. togs Cher with * usable Manahan
called BUCKENIIASI-110USE, situated in au ancient
Park of One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres,
together with sundry Farms, consisting of Eight Thousand
Nine Hundred Airco. 'sniffling dear Lit TEN THOU-
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
LAND; *bold eighty males from London, and eight Rom
the Borough, Aasize, and Market Tuwu of Thetford, in
the Counties of Noe folk and Suffolk.
This Lot forma one of the finest Sporting Properties
in England. The Path is finely ornamented by ofd
Timber, and large sheets of Water, supplied by Streams
which Ms (Ile many miles through the Estate. A NA.
rigable Canal also runs from Thetford to Lynn, and •
Cbalybeate Spring has been lately discovered at Thetford,
where • Pump-room is erected; and there is great probe'.
balky of vast value twin; added to the property adjoining
the 'Town' Rum the; rocuenstance, at ou very distant period.
Lot 2. The A DVOWSON to the AI.TEItNATE PRE-
SENTATION to the UNITED R! (TORY of LANG-
FO it D-CU it; BURG((.
Lot 3. A FARM, in she Pari.h of A.biil, near Walton,
There Hunderil and Serener Acers ; to the occupation of
Roger Jury, at a iteut of 45th.
Lot 4. A FARM, in the of Ashi!l, Two Hundred
anal Thirty-Eight Acres; he the occupation of Janos Toler,
let un Lease for 3501. per Annum.
Lut 5. A FARM, in the Parialica of Ashill and Hough-
ton, let on Lease, with Lot 6, to Robirt Miller anal Son,
being Four Hundred and Sixty-true Arms, at 705/. per
an
Lot 6. THREE CLOSES of LAND, Tbirty.eight Acres,
cumin iard eis the Lease with Le.t 5.
Lot 7. The MANOR of uenitu., COLLARDS, and
GEAII N ES, its Aldo'', with its Qasit•restis, Fiore, nights,
mid Appurtenances; resieleriog the Owner NAI'ERER at
the KING's CORONATION.

To he viewed by Tickets only, which may hr hail of Mr.
Wakefield, Pall:mall; and of Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and
Hamilton, Sulleilure, Coveni garden ; mid Particulars had
of them, and of Mr. Edward Falwell, Thetford ; of Nieuwe.
Forster nod Unthank... Suficlion, Nor'% ich ; of John Bright.
wcn, E-q Banker, Yaimuuils; of Timothy Holmes, Esq.
Solicitor, Buoy St. Edmund's; of John Foreman, Esq. So.
!tenor, Harlow; of Thos. Hall, Eq. Solicitor, Saff,tm Wal-
den ; of Mr. Wakefield, Brook street, Ipswich; of 'Thomas
Gepp, E.q. Solicitor, or Messrs. Allem and Chalk, Cbelme.
ford, at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; 3ud at Garry/Ws.
London, England, 1821-07-18

CAROLINE R.

TO TUC tiOirs MOST ROCKLIANT MAJMITT.

The Protest alai iti

'Of C•ROLIIIII QUM

of Great Britain and Ireland.

Your Kiraly having heeu pleased to refer to
your Pity) Council the Queen'. Memorial,
as of right to celehrote the ceremony of her
coronation on the 19.1 i dry of July, being the dsy
appointed fur the celebricion 91 your Mojest)'a
royal coronation, Mud Lord Viscount Sidnintith,
one of your Maje,t)'s Principe! Secretaries of
State, hocing commuoicated to the Queen the
judgment pro 11111 l iicrd sgainat her Majesty's claim ;
in order to preactse her just rights, and those of
her socceasuro, and to prevent the said minute
being in afar times referred to us deriving validity
from her 111).jeoty's supposed acquiescence iti the
detertuinotion therein expressed, the Queen feels it
to be btr bounden duty In enter her moot deli-
berate and tukuni protrn arias& the suid dettr.

-
London, England, 1821-07-18

VAUXHALL.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, July IR,
will he gi►en a GRAND GALA.
A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS,
Partitusla►ly a grand imposing Serve of
Tbst ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS,
And the Bay of Naples.
The Military, Caledonian, and Pawdean Bands will perform
between the Acts.
Admission, 3r. 61.—The doors open at Seen; the Con.
errs to begirt at Eight. Second Act of the Coster' at Ekvea
°Thick precisely.
.11 Grand Masked Fele will be gives on Monday Next,
July Si, in honour of the Coronation.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
London, England, 1821-07-27

LADIES' DRESSES.

H ER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA,

Over a peltiroat of while satin wore a splendid dress of
silver lama, richly sprigged with magnificent ■nd sinigne
wreathes of grenades, terminated with graceful finis ill
azure blue and silver, finished with dentelle trargenl, turn•
ing an elegant and graceful bordes ; corsage and manilla of
azure blue satin, superbly strewed with silver, and finished
wish massy dentelle ifargeut ; the whole embellished wish
a profusion of eaquisilely fine blond stud brilliants. Head-
tires., fugue of silver, with a magnificent plume of mulch
feathesa and brilliants.

HER ROYAL. HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS SOPHIA

OF GLOUCESTER.

A magnificent dress of .deer lama, with a splendid border
of rich flowers in brilliant and matted silver, terminated
with a handsome garniture of silver tall., tastefully relievid
with superb bands of silver ; the train silver tisane trimmed
with silver; the body and sleeves of silver lams, prufusly
trimmed with Brussels point and silver. Int- whole was
perfectly elegant and magnificent. Her Royal Highness
wore a piufusiuu of diamonds and frallwrs.
London, England, 1821-07-27

LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1821.

COMMON G'UUNCIL.

Yesterday s Court of Common Council was held
at Guildhall to consider the Report of the Select
Committee of the House of Commons upon the.
state of Loudon Bridge, sod for the dispatch of
other Lubin's*.

M►. OLDHAM oddreese II the Court, and in confor.
mity with the practice of threorporaiton to address
the throne on the occasion of a Coronation, moved
• Resolution for the appointment of a Committee,
to consist of all the Aldermen and a Commoner
from each Wind, to inquire what course it was
usual to pursue on such au occasion ; an 1 to con-
sider of the best mode for the Corporatiou.to adopt
of congtatulating his Majesty on his Coronation.
Mr. F►vtet.t. seconded the Albanian. He had
always professed the warmest attachment to the
House of Bron.wick, and he hoped that the course
pursued by the Corporatioti on this occasion would
put an end to that petty feeling *lnch had led to a
marked distinction in the treatment of persons by
hie Majesty's Ministers acc.rding to their political
opinion as individuals.

Mr. C. SMITH •lilted the Hon. Member to sus-
pend his motion, as the Court was but thinly at-
tended at that time.

Mr. OLDHAM said, it was not at all necessary,
as his motion was merely for a Committee.
After a few words lions Mr. S. DIXON and Mr.
OLDHAM, the meoion was aggeed to stud a Com-
mittee appointed.
London, England, 1821-07-27

DOWAGER VISCOUNTESS GA MAY.

White net dress, richly embroidered is pearls and profsively
trimmed with Brunets point, over white mita ; memos of
lareuder satin, trimmed with point to eorrespdod.
dress, feathem Mid diamonds.
VISCOUNTESS GALWAY,
- " -- -

A tolls dress over•bloe satin elegantly Anthroidered in co.
white.fiowers; the border bouquets of tulle; and
Karl ruses, end p garniture or tulle inimmixed with pearls
in decant shells; blue satin train, superbly ornamented
with a bordering ui t ille awl pearls in shills, finished with
blind ; ibe body auctutee2rn embriptPt eJ to curt...ovum-I,
'itud profharkToroamented with pearls. Der Ladyship wore
• manikin of diamond,, with an elegant plume of blue and
allll4l4o,tbrA.
t. VI3COCNTF.SS TAOTWORTII.
. A 0410 uptimeuted with potent pearl and white
tritartelelkier soicenet, bit d with rich white satin.
!'l LADY CLIFFORD.
• 'A rich ?Ma mid *lift dyer'. li•in, green gross de
Naples.
LADY E. ASIIBURNHAM.
A rich embruidered wet dress decorated with lilac hyacinths
and silver wheat, Train, whitirgros de Naples. .
LADY J. coaIOVALLIs.
A superb gold lama dress, with AL'rieli Chinese border to.
Vorreipood. Train, white grus de 'Naples.

LADY N. STOPFORD.
A net dress, richly embroidered with steel. Train, pink
watered gros de N•ples.

LADY JERNINGHAAL

A superb silver lama dress over a train of figured lilac
satin, richly trimmed ronad will. silver Whom Hesd•dreu,
uatrieb plume sad diamonds.

LADY ONG LEY.
A rich silver lama dress over a slip of rich white satin ;
mattna of white satin, elegantly trimmed with tulle and
lams. Head-dress, feathers and disniunds.
London, England, 1821-07-27

VAUXHALL.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July e 7, there
will be a GRAND GALA.
A brilliant Display of FIRE WORKS, by Signor Madras%
Particularly a grand impupiag Scene of
The ERUPTION of MOUNT VESUVIUS,
And the Ray of Naples
The Military, Caledonian, and Pandean Rana will perform
between the Acta.
Admierion, Jr. 64.—The doors open at Seem; the Com
rent to begin at Eight. Second Act of the Casten at EM...
o'Cleck prerliely.
London, England, 1821-07-27

THE PRINCF.F,S ESTERHAZY.

A superb seal silver lama rube, and aprun studded witir
diamonds, real silver Isom grain, lined with riels French white
sai 111. Head dress, • macuifirent plume wr while retailer.
and superb disinuads. Ciireen Eh;abelb's run'.
London, England, 1821-07-27

N EWGAT E MARKET.

A Petition was presented room certain inhabi-
tent* of the vicinity of Newgate Market, complain-
ing of the inconvenience of the vegetable market,
and praying that tome alteration might be made, fur
the pureuse of better providing fur the same.
Mr. h. Dixon asked, whether the !tenons vend-
ing vegetables at Newgste Market had been con-
sulted, and had given their consent to the Petition?
One of the Petitioners at the bar answered that
those persons had nut been consulted, nor had they
given their consent,
A Member, whose name we could nut learn,
moved that the Petition be referred to a Com-
mittee.

Mr. T. N. WILLIAMS seconded the motion.
Mr. Deputy CitOWDICIL dist the object of
the Petiiimirni could not be tfleeted without sub-
jecting the other inhabitants to a nuisance. Seve-
ral of the persona who hod signed the Petition had
not done so of their own notion, but from the soli-
citation of others.

Mr. RVICOMI36 concurred in what had fallen
from his Hun. Friend.

Mr. S. DIXON ssid, any increase of the business
of the market, in au narrow a part as Warwick-lime,
"would render it wholly itnpasaahlet
Mr. Sheriff WAITIINAN thought the state of the
markets required the particular attention of the
Court. He should be sorry to incommode the
neighbours in any way, but he was of opinion that
if a larger space were allowed for Newgate Market
it would promote competition, and improve the
city revenues. It was his intention to bring for-
ward a motion to remove the Fleet Prison, and
establish an open market in its place. A similar
design had been entertained fifty years ago.
The 'motion was then agreed to.
London, England, 1821-07-27

MOIRRIAGES.
On the llth instant, at New Hergartl, county of Mewls,
Jchn Conolly. Faq of Coula, to Ann, eldest daughter of the
late John Collett), Esq.
On Thursday the 19th instact, at Islington ehisech, Junes
Elliott, Esq. of Old nib•street, youngest sou of the tale John
Elliott, Ent of Friday-street, to Elisabeth Stevens, daughter
of the late Richard Bodkin, Esq. of Leadeuhallsorect.
London, England, 1821-07-27

COUNTESS OF UXBRIDGE.

A rich net dress, heats ifaily embroiderpd in steel MA
SON; • most superb pink satin train sichly ornunieined
with steel and blond. Head.dress, ■ profusion of diamonds
■nd runes. .
London, England, 1821-07-27

MR TURF.

CERTIFICATES.

W. Ford, of Holt, Worcester, farmer—T. Hill, of Led..
bury, Hereford, surgeon —J. Green, of Branacewell, nese
Sleaford, Lincoln, and West Stockwith, near Gainaborough„
Nottingham, merchant. —J. Keep, late of Nottingham, but
now or late of Gtainab►, Lincoln, farmer.—Adam Parkin-
son, of Manchester, calico-printer.—Edward Mitchell and
Samuel Mitchell, of Norwich, wine-inerchaats.-1. Par.
suns, sea. It. Parsons, jam. and T. Fusion, late of Lyn-
combe and Wideombe, Somerset, corn•factora.—J. Hors-
fall, of Gildersome, Yu, k, merchant.—J. Davies, of Liver-
pool, merchant—M. Mayers, late of Yarmouth, Norfolk.
and wow of Upper Fuuntsia•plaee, City road, Middlesex,
mere'. ent.—W C. Shepherd, of Nottingham, iron-merchant.
—J. Shaw, late of Stratford, Essex, dealer la flour, sad late
of Battersea, Surrey, dealer Ist oil.—J. Welsh, of High Hol-
born, Middlesex, niaster.ma►iner.—R. S. Skey, of Stratford.
upon-Avon, Warwick, carrier.
London, England, 1821-07-27

GREAT NORFOLK ESTATE AND MANORS, WITH
A NOBLE MANSION,
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WAKEFIELD,

At Garraway's Cokee-hottae, 'Chasage-Alley, Combat, ow
FRIDAY, the 10th of August, at Twelve o'Clock.
Lot I. MANORS, or reputed MA-
NORS, or BUCK ESN M SIBTON, is
C►outon, and THETFORD-CUM-HA I.WICK, exteisdiug
ever a large trail of country, together with a noble Mansion
called BUCKENHAM-HOUSE, situated is ao anemia
Park of Ooe Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres,
together with soodry Farms, consisting of Eight Thoissassil
Nine Hundred Aires, tendering this Lot TEN THOU-
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
LAND; about eighty miles from Loudon, and eight from
the &Hough. Assize, and Market Town of Thetford, i■
the Counties of Nut folk awl Suffolk.

This Lot forms one of the Ilnist Sporting Properties
is England. The Park is Seely ornamented by old
Timber, and large @beets of Water, supplied by Stream's
which run fur many miles through the Pilate. A Na.
vigable Canal also runs from Tberford to Lynn, and a
Chalybeate Spring has bees lately discovered at Thetford,
where a Pump-room is erected; and them le great proba-
bility of vast value befog added to the properly adjoining
the Town, from this circumstance, at on very slialant period.
Lot 2. Tive A DIfOWSON to the ALTERNATE PRE.
SENTATION to the UNITED RECTORY of LANG-
FOR TRCU7I7.tO nu RGH.

Lot 3. A FARM, is the Parish of Aabill„ near Walton,
Three Hundred and Seventy Ades; in the occupation of
Roger Jarry, at a Rest of 4501.
Lot 4. A FARM, in the Parish of Asbilh Two Hundred
sod Thirty-Eight Acres; in the occupation of JUDI* Toler,
let ott Lease fur 3501. per Annum.
Lut 5. A FARM, in the Parishes of Asbill sad Hough.
ton, let on Lease, with Lut 6, to Robert Miller sad Sop,
being Four Hmisdred and Sixty-oue Acres, at 7951. per
autism.

Lot 6. THREE CLOSES of LAND, Thirty-eight Acres,
compitsed in the Lease with Lot b.
Lot 7. The SIANORS of UPHALL, COLLARDS, and
GEARNES, iu Ashal, with its laitit-routs. Fines. Richt.,
sad Appurt.oarte.s; rendering the Owner NAPICRER at
the KING's CORONATION.

To be viewed by Tickrl. only, which wiay be had of Mr.
Wakefield, Pall-mall ; and of Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and
Hamilton, Solicitors, Covent grades; and Particulars had
of them, mid of Mr. Edward Foivell, Thetford; of Messrs.
Forster and Uothanke. Sulucitoro, Norwich ; of John Bright.
weo, E.q Banker, Yarmouth; of Timothy Hiplines, Esq.
Solicitor, Busy Si Edmund's; of John Foreman, Esq. So-
licitor, Harlow ; of Thos. Hall. Solicitor, Sadiron We.
sire; of Mr. Wakefield. Brook-sliest, Ipswich; of Thomas
Gepp, E.g. Solicitor, or Messrs. Mcrgy and Chalk, Chelma.
feria; .t the Rutland Arms, Newmarket ; arid at Garraways,,
London, England, 1821-07-27

WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

•
HIIIIALD't Cr/CUKOR, CULT 16, 1611
Notice is hereby riven. that bVestosinster Abbey wJI b.
wen to the Public Tu-inorrow and SaturJ•y next, between
the boars of Ten o'Clock and Five ; it being foiled iniaotsib'e
(from the immense flambee of apitheations) to meet the Piittoc
wishes in any oilier way within the tine limited. Tickets
sill nut be required.

are happy in *Wine, that in eallldt,
quence of •he urgent representations of kir George Nsylc.,
it has here doer,ni,,,l in keep IVesininister Abbey open to
pnblie view, without tickets. not only this week, bat;wii
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. in t►e ensuing week
Notice to this effect wail be issued to-morrow. We arc
Mortised, that previous to tl.is determination upward• io
ten thousand applieatiosa by letters for tickets, were guilds.
in one day to Sir George Naylor. •
London, England, 1821-07-27

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 034 I Bank L. A 55..... 191;:-:
3 per Ct. Red.... 76111 I I Ant Bonds.. 57 S 9 pr.
3 per Ct. Cone.... 75t1t I Ex. Bulls, Q.... 4 O pr.
Si per Ceut
4 per rents 95/ I 761 76
5 per Ct. N. An. toed;
London, England, 1821-07-27

NUMBER 5817.

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANK.

TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, July 28, his
illajeety'a *TVSOh will perform the Play of

- -
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Lord Lovell, Mr. Thowipaou ; Sir Giles Overreach. Mr.
Kean; Wellborn, Mr. lilluaorll • Allrrorth, Mr. Hansard;
ifrildri, Mr. room; Justice Greedy, Mr. W. H. Williams;
Marra. Mr. Gatti.. Lady Allworih, Mrs. Holed; Mar-
garet, Mien Smithaou ; Froth, Mrs. Marione.
Fo conclude with the fesourilehlusiesl Extravaganza, called
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Dna Giovanni, Madame Vesiris; Leporello, Mr. K•lght ;
Mr. Florratine Viiiickin, Mr. Barnard. Mr,. Leporello,
Mrs Orger ; Mira Conslautia Quixotic, Miss Cabin ; Squall-
ing Fin, Ira. Bland.

The Doors will be opened at Half-past Sis o'Cloek, and
the Performances nonsasesiee at Seven.
R.mes. 79. ; Second Price. 3s. 13‘1.—Pit, 3s. 6.1.; Second
Pm,. SM.—Gallery, h.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, N. ; Second Price, Id.
OS Monday, the Tragedy of Meg Rickard tie Third s
Dube of Gloater. Mr. Sean.
Comedies mill be pcmtbseed Pith the realest ePtes-
dowels a few days.
THIIA flit-ROYAL, COVENT-GA RDPIN.
ITIHIS EVENING. FRIDAY, July 47, will
be acted Bluskepeares Historical Play of
KING HENRY THE FOURTH,
PART THE SECOND.
Si NR Henry, Mr. Maeready; Prince of Wales, Mr. C.
iertai/e4 Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief Jostier„ Mr. Eger-
'ton; Westmoreland. Mr. Corinne; Sir Joke Falstaff, Mr.
Falntint ; Shallow, Mr. W. Ferree ; Silence, Mr. &wry; ris•
tot. Mr Blanchard. Mi.. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport.
In which will be introduced fuer additional Scrum, dia.
she GRA N D CORONATION.
beam I. The Platform kadieg to the Abbey —Scree 11.
Wistwiamer Abhry.—.Scene 111. The Cloisters of the Abbey.
—Acme IV. The grand Banquet. prepared in Westminster
Which it decorated with the different Arms a Emilatid.
After which the Musical Farce of
THE POOR SOLDIER.

Patrick, Mime Beaumout ; Father Lake, Mr. Connor;
Capt. Fitaroy, Mr. Curer; Dermot, Mr. Pyee; Derby, Mr.
.I.imum; Bagatelle, Mr. Farley. Norsk Miss Love; Kath-
lame, Mrs. Limos.
To-morrow, King Heavy IV. Part 11. with the Corals-
siuw—asid John of Paris.
London, England, 1821-07-27

WEST'S NEW wild EXTENSIVE GAL-
LERY, Nu. 14, N. wisawatreel,lurd-alreet, IS
NOW OPEN, containing NINETY.THREE PICTOREA
painted by the lair 11;ENJANIIN WEST, Esq. President
of the Ru)al Academy, including Specimens of his earliest
awl latest Prodweaions—.un view ever) day ftura Tra till Sir.
Adasittaace Owe Shinithe. Catalogue One Milian. Annual
Admissive Tickets One Guinea each.
CHARLES SMART, Ilaeretser.
Nn. 14, iditwasah-dtwtel, thawed-street.

LADY MORGAN'S NEW WORK.
This day is pithlisked, in two rola {to. containing nearly
IWO closely printed pages, price SI. 13s. W. hoards,
ITALY.--BY LADY MORGAN.
" Lady Morgan 's View of Italy emnbittes the high tune
of philosophy with the most gay and familiar descriptions of
she life and wanner of the very noised societies to which
she bad access ; mid her opportiouities were highly favour-
able to the task she had in view. Hrr narrative almonds
with striking anecdotes, trails of character. iscidinits, fetes,
•otl farces, which will highly interest Hie prblic."—.Morning
Cbro•ic:e.

Printed fur Henry Cr,!barn and Co. Conduit amyl; Bell
sad Bradfate, Edinburgh ; and John Cumming, Dahlia.
London, England, 1821-05-15

This day is published, In 2 vols. fliro. price 18s. boards,
All ISTO RY of the PERSECUTIONS
endured by the PROTESTANTS of the SOUTH
of FRANCE; and more especially of the department of the
Gard, during the years 1814, 11,18, 1818, 6:e. ; including a
Defence of their Conduct frogs the Revolution to the present
Period. By MAIM WILES.

This work contains • R I review •nd defence of Ike
conduct of the Reformed Churches from the commence-

men( of the Revolution, sad authenticated details of site
Plunder, Outrages, and Massacres to which they have
been exposed.
London: Printed for Longman, Horst, Ares, Orme, avid
Brown; sod Fraueis Wesary, 10, Matiourts.-cues, sod
Ave Mafia-lase.

IMPERIAL, PARLIAMENT.
--....----
HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, MAT 14.

Their Lordships net at twelve o'clock, to bear Appeals.
GtSion, APpeilard ; tostirisA,, limpondent.
This rise was called on, which Is au Appeal from the deci-
sion of the Conn of Session (Scotland), but the leading
Counsel, Mr. Murray, being abeeist through indisposition,
and Mr. Grout not having returned from Scotland, the hear-
ing was postponed.
Their Lordships adjourned unlit half-past t►ree o'clock.
London, England, 1821-03-17

FIRE. DEPARTMENT.

Policies fur 34)0!. and upwards will be entitlid under the
system of Assuranee practised by this (Mice, to participate
In the surplus Premiums every fifth year, provided no claim
has becu made fur loss.

Proposals folly explanatory of the Principles and Rates
or the Cumpauy, may he had at the priory LI Office in
Cboapaldr, London, toil of the set, rat Agents in the Country.
EN RV DESDOROUGH, Jul.. Stvretary.
Cheaptide, London, Alarch 10, 1821.
TO SOLICITORS, HANKERS, AND OTHERS, IN THE
London, England, 1821-03-17

Carwiu, Mr. Cooper; Fontaine, Mr. Pope; Count de
Mnrville, Mr. Cunard; Picard, Mr. Gattie; Lavigne, Mr.
Knight; Deipaic, Mr. Bromley. Marlette, Miss Smithson,
Countess de Morville, Mrs. Egerton ; Bridget, Mrs. Harlow..
The Door' will lie opened at Half- past Six o'Clock, and
the Performances on each Evening commence at Seven.
Boxes, 7s. ; Second Price, 3s. thl.—Pit, 3s. Second
Price, 2.—Lower Gallery, ts.; Second nice, Is.—Upper
Gallery, I s. ; Second Price, Bd.
Places to be takeu of Mr. Bothwell, in the Rotunda cf the
111110(111 of the Theatre.
Private Boxes to be bad Nightly or for the Seaßon.—Seals
may also be obtained in the Orchestra Boxes, by application
to Mr. Rodwell, at the Theatre may.
A wee Serious Opera is iu preparation.

TI ICA TR K.ROYA L, COT RNT-GA RD N.V.

THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, M trch 17,
will be performed a Dew Opera, called

• IDON JOAN ;
Or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS.
Don John, Mr. C. Kernhle; Dun Frrdcrich, Mr. Jones;
Duke of Ferrara, Mr. Durnset ; retruchio, Mr. Connor;
Emetic's°, Mr. Liston. First Violelia, Miss Hallande ;
Landlady, Mrs. Davenport; Second Violei la, Miss Stephens.
After which (sth time) a new Dramatic Piece, in tno acts,
called
K EN I LWORT 11.

Robert Dudley, Earl of Lrierster, Mr. Yates; Var-
na, Mr. Abbott; Tresiliau, Mr. Connor; Michael Lam-
bourne, Mr. Comrr; Anthony Fustrr, Mr. Farley. Eliza-
brib, Queen of England, Mrs Fancit ; Amy, Countess of
Leicester, Mrs. Vining; Janet, Mrs. T. Hill.
Doors to be opened at klaltpast Six o'Clotk—the Play lo
bezigi at Seven.

Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 3s. eil ; Second
Price, 20.—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Price, 61_

Pieces fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, Hart-street, from Teti till Four.
A Private Bux may he had fur the Season, or niettly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Bux-Office.
Or Monday, Shakepeere's Tragedy of The Life nod Death
111 Kiug Riches .1 the Third, with The Fusty Thovvro.
- .

On "Fueaday, The Stranger. Mrs. Haller by a Voting (Arty
ihir first appearance uu any alage)—after which, The Pad..
loth: Leonora, Mum Hallaude (li.r fin* appearance lu tbal
Itracier).
London, England, 1821-03-17

TO PRINTERS AND OTHERS.

EXTENSIVE and Sui),tatitidl I'itEMISES
111 Clerkenwell, TO BE LET, adapted for a large
Concern, being 130 fret boil, and three stories high, with SO
winnows, a convenient building adjoining, and a good family
house with 14 rooms. A Lease of she whole, or part, may
be bed upon liberal terms,and be entered upon immediately,
or any line within six months.
Fur further particulars, apply to No. 90, Watling-street;
or N 0.15, Owen's-row, near Sadler a Wells.

AT TWO O'CLOCK THIS DAY.
The Lottery finishes This Day!!!
The Contract finishes This Day! !!
The Capitals must some This Day !!!
The etlwr Prizes must some This Day!!!
TUN DAY %ill b.- a bust. day hi the Lottery
world, as All the Three 21,000/. Pries, every other
Capital, eriry otbiz l'rise, every Number, every Ticket, and
every Sba.e, most be Drawn This Day, 17th instant (St.
Peoria's D3l). as the lottery entirely finishes, and it is
Os° the finista of the eintract.
N.H —A f.-w Viiitrawn Tickets and Shares are still on
Sale at 111511's Offices, 4, Cornball, and 9, Chartist.
crows, sod by his Aernis in the Country.
•„* RISK al.eady Suit and Shama in the ['remit
Worry, 2,053 (Class A), £21,000, aid several other (73-
putsls.
t.i.t The Price of Stocks is 'Mixed hourly •rgainst Bish's
Oth e, to Cureholl, by which the Public may see the floc-
teat ions.
The Droning finishes entirely this Day.
London, England, 1821-03-17

FOREIGN LVTELLIGENCE.

to PARIS PAPERS.
of b+•wewt
[BY Lxpacas.]
two,.
PARIS, MAROS 13.
News has been received by express front Madrid
np to the 6th of this month. All the Ministers
have been dismissed. Ills Majesty has applied to
the Cortes, desiring them to jWillt ont persons capa-
ble of viterci-ing Ibr functiotor of Ministers. The
Cortes del►berateti on this proposal, and have de-
eared that Llie'Congresee, being a repeesentative
sal met a consultative body, such a proposal could
not be entertained. The King then deeired his
Council of State to pre•eut him a li•t of esud►dates,
that is to trey, threie for e4cli Department, which
the Council has accorttingly done, and his Majesty
has chn•en the Ministers from among these Candi-
dates, namely,

For Foreign Affairs—M. Eusebiers Hardaxi and Amu.
now Envoy Extraordinary nod Minister Plenipotentiary les
the Coort of Prance.

For the Fioaneea—.•.l. Antuaio Harald, one of the Mana-
gera of the Public Debt.
For the Drpsciniesit of Grace and Justice—M. Vincent
Gam) Manuel, Men.ber of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice.
For the Ilsiirrior—M. Valdeiuoro, Honorary Counsellor of
State.

Fur the Marine—M. Escudero, Ex-Secretary to the Board
of Munroliy.
Fur the War Department—ldenteoaot General D.Thumas
Moreno Daoix, at present Governer Gears-al of ♦ndalusia.

The Court of Asiozis of the Departments of
the Seine is now eugaged in klearifix the
_pro-
ceedings in the trial id Jean Suomi Antral San-
qoaire • Souligoe, aged 52, and of Charles Louis
Frans ois Goyet, aged 50; the former accused of
having made a proposal, not accepted, of a plot
against the safety of the State, and the latter id not
disclosing th a plot. The act of accosatioo, and the
isiterrogatuties of the prisoner Souligne, on • the
first and atcond day, fill above six paws of the
Monittur rod Supplement. Only three witilesirs
(whose examinations ut.d depositions are cot Kiwi.)
were heard fur the prosecution. I%lessrs. Jul's, Pas-
' quits Lafayette, Benjamin Constant, and srtlitrs,
were to hr braid for the defence on the fulfoising
day (the 14.1 t).
The illonueur has nothing from Naples later
than the niocerdings of the Parltarntut uu the
41st nod 44.1, and no article whatever from any
other pact of Duly.
French Funds, March I3—Five per Cent. Con-
sols, 83 1. 30 c.—(illunitesr, March 14.)
PARIS, 3IARCEI 14.
The Italian journals received this morning speak
of nothing hut warlike preparations, and niftier no
mention of hostilities. They give only ixtracts of
various decrees of the Parliament upon military
matters.

TI-114: Mil:llSn
London, England, 1821-03-17

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK.

FESTIVAL OF 1821. be Nobles and Gen-
try, fur whose accommodation the Top Table (accord.
lag to tile custom of the Annual Celebrations) hal *a watt.
ally r d, but alliays rise' red niihout inisod.d Incsvilny
to other guests, will be pleased, upon their arrival at the
City of London 'revere, to ask for the Committee ROOll.l.

Noblemen and Gentlemen, Steermde %limn the present
Anniversary, me requested, in order to be in readiness to
receive the Duke of Wellington, nut to be later in their at-
tendance than Hslf-past Five ; and upon their arrival
at the to take evils his %Vaud, which
tall br iu readiness.
Signed by Hider,
J. C. MICHELL, Sc.:relax,,
1.8, Queen-equiv.. itluomebury.
London, England, 1821-03-17

LONDON BRIDGE.

We understand that the Report from Messrs. Renoir,
Chapman, and Montague, the engineer., has been delivered•
to whom it was referred tart *ultimo by the Corporation of
Loudna, to consider whether it would be advantageous au]
praelleattle to widen the arches of London Bridge. Tb..
Gentlemen have reported in the negative, and decidedly r..
commend the erect inn of a new bridg►, which they state salt
rust only abort 450,0001. exclusive ofthe approaches. This
Report, together with the opinions of Dr. Hl6llOll sad t►s
four City Harbour Masters, as to the benefits which will at.
tend the uarigation both strove and below the present bridge,
in the event of its ienioval, will in a few days be laid befuie
the Committee of the Moose of Commons, who, it is expect-
ed, will immediately report, and the new bridge began as
soon as the stet y Parliameataly forms will permit.
London, England, 1821-03-17

COUNTRY.

Gentlemen who are willing to set as Agents for the
Atlas Assurance Company are requested to address their ap-
plication to the Secretary at the Llffice in Cheapside, accom-
panied with • reference to Persons in Lunalon.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, 51eacti 16.

Tilde Lordships met at ten o'clock to bear Appeals.
Appethud ; 7AYLOR, Beepatule.t.
This was mu Appeal from the Court of firsaiuss (Scotland).
The Attorney-General was heard in reply.—Judguieut
postponed.
sunsuits', Appellant; wrap', Respondent.
This was a Writ of Error tram the Court of Eachequer.
The Attoroey•General was heard flie the Appellant ; and
Mr. Wetheielt fur the Respoodeut —Judgint nt postponed.
DMELL, Appellant; BROOKBLANK, Itegpondent.
This was a Writ of Error from the Court of Ear:lir-quer.
TbeSulicitur-Genirat and Mr. Biekerstati were heard for
the Appellant.—Further hearing postponed.
Mr. Stuith, from the Cinnumatoners for Repairing Roads
and Bridges In Scotland, presented the seventh Report of the
Coiamienotters.—Laid 011 the table.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a Petition from
the Pi oprietur• uf Land in Lower Canada, praying that there
might be na alteration in the duties ou Timber.—Laid en the
table.