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MINIUM 5825.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 6, • ..

Pitice 7d.

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE-
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, August 6,
his Illojeslesilermiets will perform
THE CORONATION.

VAUXHALL.
AGRAND MASKED FETE. or ROYAL
CARNIVAL, will be gime THIS EVENING (MON.
DAY, Aegis* 11), ise • mile of emexampled samptieceece.
This enchanting same will present. is additioa to its reseal
sttractiome, wsumeren. varieties of Illemenited Devices, re.
preseatiag Netiseal Trophies sod other emblematic &Orel.
liskeineta.
To reader the amtesermeate of the everting worthy of mope-
rior pairoairge, the following are among ae imAsits variety of
novelties which will be presented at different periods of the
evesiug:—Moss. Chaim.s will exhibit his unrivalled Philo-
sophical sad Reenstive Amesemeate. Crumpet' of Qua-
drille tad ether Dames will (slivers the festive seem, awl
pakten the Dawes of various Natio.; particalarly the
telt/wiled Emeelish Iffeeris Demers. II Diane* details
will iv Meterglibiesstemishieg sad elegant performances ow
the Corde Volpe*, &e. The celebrated Fietecriai seat:Wm-
bees Chieeis. r. Gymeters Theatre of Arts will be meted
its the Guise, sad the whole of emiembri see uerivallsd
Troop will exbilbilall thellt gird aftemelempeeferpsamstest the
Skaliwireglisl=eiGY•rill .40.atimp ==l"''
thee mid Esperhueets; the Me.
Mad Glasses. Military, davoyares, Peados% Saadi, arid
other Beads will pciform duriug the evening.
Rooms to dress in, and a spkedid Wardrobe, will be (ar-
mlike by Mr. Thresher.
Tickets, Oee Guise", each, with a Sapper (exclusive of
Wier), maybe bad at Andrews's Librsry, 167, New Road-
street; Thresher's Masquerade Warekeeite, Haymarket ;
Femtear's ditto. 79, &read ; sad Clewed and Co.'s Music
Worsham*, ateepside.
Tbe doors will be opened at Ten o'Clock.

belf-psy .f des regime's, to be Paystroter, vies Heart'
Clarke, who eschew/es—dated as above.
Beth dlito—Lientesant Robert Ware, from baltpay 4th
West India Regiment, so be Lieeteaant, vice Archibald
Cameros, who enchant's—dated July Ilk 18t1.
Id Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Robert Hlalliff to be Cap-
late, without purchase, vice Media's, deceased—tishol Fe-
lo, 1111.
Samoa Lieutenant John Whitehead to be First Lieutenant,
vier Genter--doiei es above.
°oedemas Cadet Alexander Moodiest', from the Royal Mi-
litary College, to beget:OW Limitless*, rice Wisitelsead—
dated July IS, 1511.
BREVET.
lb iv Major* in Ms Army.
Captain °eerie Seek, of die !let loot--dated July 15,1515.
Captain Wowed Pery Beckley, of the let or Grenadier Re-
gimest of Poet Cased*--elated as above.
To be haysociors of Hospital, by Stood.
Dimpigabylallivasie Robert Patrick, M.D.; So Jamie's DIP*
dilpise, M.D. ; lobs Jaberes ; Jobs Phillips ;
loom Wbofice; and William Taker, dated as above.
To be Dyed, Inspectors of Hooplialo, by Brew?.
Physic:lase Gregory West, M.D.; Robert Genius M.D. •
Jolts Roams, 111. D.• sad Stewart Crawford, W.D.
Sua-Sergeons Patel Coe, Theism's Forster, Charles Wit.
liamme, Janos William Deakin, Ale:seder Lawrie. Wil-
liam Rose, Maid Jams, George Frederick Lockley,
and Jobs Sarresres—all dated as above.

J. Routh, R. Routh, J. Ckibot, and T. Tkosipstio. of Lon -
don,June 30, let Deedinges, Air P. Gredlidel. • a
L. H DreAllges, of Wheeler-street, apitalfirlds, Middlesex,
dyers, all far as coorerns the said 1. Ges'Anges, July 31,
11141.—G. Burk and R Woodcock, of Daotford, Rom. "1.
dealers, August 1, 11141.—J. Alpe sod A. Barlow, of (tree,-
clirch.si eri, Lomita. wholesale-basiets, July 1, 11111.-11
Blakeiray said C. Creswell, of Ilankvidr. Southwark, Surrey.
coat-merchants, June 30, 11111.--9. Griffiths sod G.l'. Ma-
jor. of Si. John Street, C.lerkenwell, Midair's:4 furatisklug-
iris/intoner'', August 1, 110.—W. Grabs., sea. W . Gra=
halm, jun. J Graham, R. Grohs, T. Gardtaer, sad J. Goo-
fier, of Claims and Lisboa, Northam', so far as respects
W. G. aka no. sett, J. Gardner, sad T. Gardner, June 11, 11141.
N'agi: and J. Chortles, of Fore...tre.4, Cripplegate.
Loudon, sloe-iiarehouseuire, •114041 4. 1821--R. Noble
and W. Saisipsna, of St. Mary-at-11111, Loodoo, •lite-intr.
oasts, doges( 4, 18t1.
PRICE OF SUGAR.
11io *swear. price of Brows or Muscovado Sager,
aow-
paled front tie Reforms spode in the week minim Ike lit
day of August, 11111, is Ste. 111.1. per hundred "'Acta. ex-
clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon a
She importation thereof solo Great Britain.

Ilse !meanies

from weikeded4, Hun,

The Second florae, the hilarity of the Abbey.—Tbe Third,
and ion:Armory ramie, I. which Mr. Knight will 'suave'
a era Cowie Soot, entitled, " The King and the Commation,
Old Enabled end she People."—The Fourth Stem, the Hail,
in the come of wbieh the Grand Haire at the Clusseploo.
Previous to which will be performed. the Cellawly of
WAYS AND MEANS.
Sir David Deader. Mr. Remelt; Tosses Bondossa, Mr.
Cooper; *reale. Mr. Barnard. Lady Baader, Mee. Mar-
lowe; Merritt, Miss Mathias ; Kitty, Mrs. Orger.
. To cowl's& with Mist HMO a elea Fare., caHid
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM ;
• Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OP HIMSELF.
4mlo prioeipal amroMore by Messrs. Cooper, Goethe, Bar-
Maids, Ktsight, /Sea. Orrmtood Oise Ilsollissos.
osnerew, The 0111111110611. sad The Point at Monogr.
lgoaes, Ys • Seemed Moss. ile..llde•-Plai 3s. ad.; ileonnet
Pekes IL; _ SIM* Z.11411101/ms—Uppor
key, ; Snood Price, ed. '

TAI

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, August 6,
will be wad illltakspettres Historical Play of
KING HENRY THE FOURTH,
PART THE SECOND.
Kiwi Newry, Mr. greets*; Prince of Wales. Mr. C.
Ewaltle; Priem John, Mr. Abbott; Cbief Jostite. Mr. Cres-
well ; Westmoreland, Mr. Connor; Sir Jobs Falstaff, Mr.
aftwewit; Shallow. Mr. W. Ferree; Silence, Mr. Eatery; Pis.
.1101, Mr. Blawchard. Mos. Quickly, Mrs. Davenport.
In which will be introduced four additioual Scenes, die-
-111bpias the GRAND CORONATION.
flt,
. I. The Platform leading to the Abbey—Strive 11.
.•
ter Abbey.--Scene 111. The Cloisten of the Abbey.
Orme IV. The Grand Banquet, prepared in Westatioster
, which is decorated with the different Area of Englawd,
After which the Burlesque Tragic Opera of
ROM BASTES FURIOSO.
Arteaoatinnos, Mr. Blanchard; Fuabos, Mr. Taylor;
Eliwbastea, Mr. Liston. DistaMna, Mrs. Liston.
Ti. whirl, will be added the Farce of
THE DEAF LOVER.
Bones, 75.; Second Price, 3s. Id—Pit, 3s. 64.; Second
Price, 2s.—Gallery, 2a. ; Peeved Price, le.—Upper Gal-
lery. ls.; Seated Price, Id.
Ts-morrow, Yips Henry IV. Part 11. with the Corsets-
tisist...aud The Poor Soldier.

meta OF CORN.
Weekly Retina of the Average Pnce of British Cern and
Oatmeal. %Vinehester Altman, as received from the inspec-
tors in the respectiirs Maritime Districts is FA/lewd soli
Weirs, from which the Prices that govern importation me
ealeulated.—July ta, 1841.

STA FF.
Coked Sir Samuel Ford Whittinghani to be Quartermaster.
Geoeral It the East ladies, vice Majer•Geseral Nicoll,
dated Jolly 23, lint.
Major George Cooper, of this 921 Foot, to be Deputy Omar,
terionater-General to the Troops servioi is the Island of
Jausaies (sith the rank of Lieutenant•Coloee! in the Array).
vies Major-Geseral Pie—dated as above.
Major Jobe Thomas Foie, frost the 61.1 Foot, to be !septet-
lag Field-Dies, of the Militia in the limits Islands (silk
the rook of Liewleosat.Colotiel in the Army), vice Major-
. Geseral Hosourable Patrick Stuart—dated u above.
To he laspectiag Field-Officers of Militia in the Province
of Nova Scotia.
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AMERICAN P.4PERS.

Honourable George Lionel Daw-
-4 se% M halFpey Pith Foot —dated July 23, 1821.
Illisigißoorge Baia ow half-pay 84th Foot (with the reek
.recLteatesers-Ciolonel in the Army)--dated as above.
GARRISONS.
Major-General Sir James Lyria, K.C.B. to be Limstemint-
Goveritor of Portsmouth, vice Lieutewaut-General Sir
Garege Cooke, K.C.B.—dated July 23, 1821.
Major•Getarral Sir Collo Heiken, K.C.B. to be Lieutenant.
Governor of Jersey, vice Lieutenant.Gcneral Gordon—.
dated am above.
MEMOILANDk.
The appaistammil ttf Grateaant Caldwell, from lialf.pay
id Wet loft Illegiseret, to be First Lieutenant is the 21st
401. y 2.6 March last, has not taken place.
asuipissioe of Captain Cotton, ow half-pay 214 Light
,Drapoms, bee bees antedated to Ist Jauttary, 1820.
The essmajaolon of Captain Seward, of the 9th Fool, has
bore eviedded to lhtb !sly, 1819, bat be is not to receive
asigrl4o.
eseeolooB Adjetset Wild, 48th Fool, as Lieute-
.B9lst, has WY le 3d !Mardi, 1820.

NEW YORK, JULY 3.
fly the brig Lady's Delight, we have received a
Curacao paper of the gth of June, from which we
extract the following
We are informed that La Guyra and Career's
were retaken from the Patriots, by the Royalists.
about the 46th of April, without bloodshed. So
much for the splendid victory, which we lately au.
flounced as having taken place at Cameras, over
the Royalists. The rejoicings and splendid illumi-
nations of the Patriots, we presume, have ere this
been scud over again by those of the other party.
All quiet to leeward. Maricabo end Care were in
possession of the Patriots, whoa* forces at the latter
place are about 600 strong."
JULY 7.
Captain Skidmore. of the Ambasearle, has favour-
ed us with Hecatomb Papers to the 40th ult. A
Spanish schooner armed at Havannah on the lgth,
in iS days from Vera Cruz. the master of which re-
ported. that the day he sailed news arrived that a
division of cavalry had captured the rebels Ramires
and Guerre St. Ana. General St. Cruz had march-
ed from Guadalajara to overtake Iturbide, who was
retreating with great expedition towards Bajio.
(Nercaa tile Advertiser.)
CU&ACOA, JUKS 9.
His Majesty's brig Mercury, Captain De Quer-
tel, arrived on Wednesday morning from Porto
Cabello.

NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
ACTED BUT ONCE.
MIMS EVENING, MONDAY, Auguot 6,
A. will be performed • Dew Comedy, in three *cis, called
RISE AND FALL.

The Principal Characters by Mr. Joan (of the Theatre
Royal, (oveni.Garden, his 2d appearance here this season),
Messrs. Terry, Williams, Tayletare, o:berry, Decamp, Lacy,
Raker, Yawner ; Mrs. Chatierley, Mrs. Tayleart, Mrs.
Pearce, Miss Royce, sod Mrs. C.ovency.
The Protegee to be spoken by Mr. Terry. and lb, Epi
lope by Mrs. Clugterley.
Previous to which,
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.
Old Pickle, Mr. Williams; Little Pickle, Mrs. Baker;
Tag, Mr. Taylesire. Miss Picile, Mrs. Pearce; Maria, Mrs.
Toting; Margery, Mrs. Kendall.

BANKRUPTS. • .
JAM White, af Temerity, Canoes inakeeper, to use.
reader, August IL at silt, 32, toad September 15, at clever,
at die Pied Bell, Chester. Attorneys, Mr. Kelsail, Chester;
sad Messrs. Melee and Parry, Temple, Lawton.
Stephen Garbo., of Wood-street, Cheapside, lowdoe,
silk-neenefoeterer, to surrender, August 14, 21, and S.
somber Ifs, at tau, at Guildhall, Landow. Attorneys
Messrs. Fisher lead Monday, Fiareivars.lne, Holborn.
William Welsh, of Liverpool, Lancaster, drysalter, to
serreuder„ September 3,4, and 15, at one, at the George-
Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Denison,
Book-beildiers, Castle-street, Liverpool; ad Messrs. Tay-
lor sad Roscoe, Kiag's Beech-walk, Temple, London.
Thomas &ebb sad Jobe Preston, of Torquay, Devon, and
Jobs Sparke Prows; of Botolph.lase, London, merchants,
le surreader, Asgard 13, at six, 14, and September 15, at
ten, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attoreeys, Menses. Waimewright
sod Smith, Foreival's.lee, Holborn.
DIVIDENDS.
August 25. J. Edwards, of Viae.street, Spitallictds,
divers silkosan, at lee, at Guildhall, London.
August 27. C. Wall, of Coventry, termer, at Oren', at the
King's Head lam, Coventry.
August 25. G. Sbakespear, of Pall-mall, Middlesex, black-
leg-manufacturer, at eleves, at Guildhall, London.
Argent 14. R. King, late of Minciug-lane, London, met.
cheat, at tee, at Guildhall, Losdun.
September 1. R. Forster, of Old Broad-street, London,
amerehant, at tee, at Guildhall, London.
Aerial 25. J. F. Street, of Budge row, Logsdon, stationer,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Aura T. H. Robinson, of Maechester' Lancaster, cot-
telliatarehant, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
AMP* 25. R. Phi Spots, of Banbury, Oxford, draper, at
ellips• at London.
Efirgire;2s. H. Lark sad J. Woodhead, of Ewe-street,
Middlesex, nary-agents, at eleveu, at Guildhall,
Asps 27. 1. Rice, of New Shoreham, Sussex, merchant,
at eleven, at the Old Ship lam, Brightuu.
August 97. T. Hubbard, juu. of Coventry, silkman, at ele-
ven, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry.
August 25. R. Clay, of Stamford, Lincoln, scri , at
eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon.
August 25. W. H. Timely, of High-street, Southwark, Sur-
rey, iron-merchaas at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
August 25. S. Rucker, of Old South-Sea House, Broad-
street, Londoe. nserchaut, at eleven, at Guildhall.
August 25. W. Abbott. of Windham place, Middlesex, aim&
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
August 11. J. Tyrrell, of Msidsluue, Kent, Ironmonger, al
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
August 28. J. Lamb, of Birmingham, saddler's.iroonsonger,
at eleven, at the Ruyal Hotel, Birmingham.
Asians' 25. H. Faller, of Bethnal Green•ruad, Middlesex,
surgeon, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon.
CERTIFICATES —A coiner 25.
J. H. Pritchard, late of Carleon, Monmouth, tin-plate-
manufacturer.—M. Brookes, of Vauxhall-road, Sone',
plurnber.—H. Cox, of Lambeth, Surrey, timber-merchant.—
W. Parker, of Newark upon-Trent, Nottingham, win-
worker.—T. Webb, of Warwick, horse-dealer.—P. Cope, of
Bridgenorth, Salop, grocer.—J. H. Hitchun, of Kiddermin-
ster, Worcester, factor.—J. Tarlton, of Liverpool, merchant.
—J. Hafford, of Leicester, grocer.—W. Mallorie, of Leeds,
York, pasteboard.manufaciurer.—R. Eddlrstnot and E. Ed-
Menlo*, of Blackburn, Lancaster, cottonanantiract wren,-
1. Drape, ofWhiteliareo, Cumberland, i nnnnnn ce-hroker.—

Tu conclude with the Farce of
A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.
Sir Mark Chase, Mr. Williams; Alfred Hiedlyer, Mr.
Decamp; Mr. Se!borne, Mr. Baker; Fixture, Mr. Ham.
atonal; Gamekeeper, Mr. Henry. Mrs. SAmene, Mrs. Gar.
rick; Maria Darlington, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Fixture, Mrs.
Jones.
Boxes, ss.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, YD.—Second Gal-
lery. Is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Maminglman, at
the Theatre.
The sew Comedy of Rise and Fall, will be repeated every
Evening till further notice: to-morrow, with The Wedding
Day, and The Mogul Tale.

The arrivals during the week from Porto Ca-
bello bring accounts from thence to the 6th iurtaitt.
It appears that General Morales arrived at Va-
lency from Caroms., on the evening of Sunday
last, accompanied by the regiment of Burgos
and the cavalry with which he eutered Carucci...—
The Columbian forces had advanced as far as San
Carlos, where, it is stated, Bolivar and Prez had
formed a junction. No general engagement had
taken place up to the date of the last advice'', but
the Spaniards were concentrating all their force.,
and the letters add that an action was momentarily
expected to take place, which probably would de-
cide the fate of the province.
The second battalion of Valency, wader Pereira.
was left in CIIraCCSII to protect the capital.—
Lopez is stated to have continued the pursuit of
Bermudez's division, but no accounts had been re-
ceived of his having been successful in arresting
its flight.
Moot of the emigrants who lately fled from Ca-
raccas and La Gimps, and took refuge io Puerto
• Cabello, are stated to have returned to their homes.
We have been favoured with the following es-
trect of a letter received by a gentleman In this
city, and from an authority which we know is to
be respected and relied upon.—(Bah. Fed. Gaz.)
CURACOA, .10116 14, 1831.
" The day after I list wrote you, we received au
account of the re-occupation of La Guayra by the
Royalists, but they must yield it hack on the first
appearance of a competent force, as al'. the bat-
teries; and works of defence have heen destroyed—
the result of Bermudez's irruption into Caraccas.
All the accounts from Columbia are most favour-
able to the Patriots, who are likely to ligia
the great battle with a superior lioce,
every prospect of emcee's. Bolivar, unittd
Pate, is 9,000 strong tie.tr to Valencia. In chi. di.
vision is included the 1,500 native cavalry of Pore,
whose extraordinary exploit* appear almost • to-
mince, 700 of the British, •od something over
300 of the Irish Legion, with the Albion regi-
ment, called by the President, " the Comiurrois
of Boyaca." Bermude■ is about 8.800, near to
Barcelona. anti within two drys march of Ca•
raced. ; Urtlanetta in Coro, preparing to join
Bolivar, 6,000. There are some minor corps, but
should the Royalists stand and risk a general sc.
tion, it is supposed that Bolivar will comeuce the
light with about 18,000 choice troops—the Royaliablit
not near so many. The unexpected march of Ber-
mudez into the city of Ceraccita induced the Roy-
lists to divide their force, which gained ■ point fur
the Patriots. From the best information I can ob-
tain, I think I have rather under, than over stated.
the numerical strength of the Patriots, in which
hare not included the division under Monteith ln•-
fore Carthagenh. &c. but have confined myself to
the •rmy proposed to meet the Spantsi•ds ie► the
expected woad! battle. The Old Seminude are

J. M. ileQuiros' of Size lane, Buekleisbury, London, mer-
cbant.—W. H. Campbell, of Wood-street, Cheapside, Lon-
dor, merchant.—R. Lloyd, of Liverpool, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
C. Marshall and J. Smith, of Crooked lane, London, wine-
wierchante, May 29, 1821.—A. May and W. M. Edwards, of
Union-street, Hackeey.road, coal-merchants, October 2,
1820.-8. Dill, R. Hill, sod B. Hill, of Serle-aireet, Lincoln's
Inn-Gelds, Loudon, and of Chester, wire-merchants, August
10, 1818.—T. Dixon sad J. Law, of Tottenham Court.
road, St. Pancras, Middlesex, cheesesiongers, !oily 8, 1821.
—R. Harvey, J. Haines, and T. Richardses, late of Bridge.
foot, High-street, Southwark, hop-merchants, se far as re-
gards the said R. Harvey, August 1, 18111.—T.Chisman, G.
Chismart„T. Hill, and T. Chinos., of London, ship•agents,
Jibe 30, 111111.—R. Saumares, P. Dixon, and F. W. Eau.
mares, of Newington, Surrey, surgeons, July 22,

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