biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MILE. ORMSBY GORE.

A superb silver lama dress, richly strewed with silver stars,
and s miguifieent border of roses, tastefully finished with
• milkmen of ratio intermixed with silver; body marl sleeve»
superbly unlamented with silver tassels, and trimmed with
rklu Brussels twisted lace, wore aver • white satin petit-
coat ; train of rich preen satin, ttininted with • broad border
of silver Wall to morterpond. Head-drew, feathers awl
diruronds.
MRS. SHEE.
Rich blue satin pett !coat, covered with a very rich net dress,
u lib a deep hunker, elegantly embroidered with Rieman
rarl beads, and Snbhed with ruches of net and bead.,
mid bullion maid, anti tassels; blue satin train, lined and
tiimund round with blond. (lead-dr!ss, a rich plume,
and a profusion of beautiful diainnuds. The whole was
greatly admired.
HON. MISS CAVENDISH.

A rich figured met dress; Iraiu, lilac satin.
HON. MISS ROUS.
_

A set dress, richly rinbruidersti—witli piuk roses; train,
pink grus de Naples.

HON. MISS KERB.

A handsome appliquer net dress, decorated with white car-
nalitsus ; train, grees Bros de Naples.

HON. MISS BISHOPP.

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A rids figured gauss: dress, trimmed will, lace; ruin
traits.

TWO HON. MISSES RICE.
Rich 'me dressee, elegantly trimmed with lilac liyaciiith.a ;
while satin trams.

TWO HON. MISSES TOWNSH EN D.
Rich wet drawee►. richly tliganiefl with blue flowers and
point lace; trains, blast Eros de Naples.

HON. MISS FLOWER.
A dress of white wet, haodsoinely embroidered with white
crape roomiest' embossed sails heaves; train, pale pick grog
de Naples, richly trimmed to correspond with the dress.
Head•drews, feathers and diamonds.
HON. MISS KERR GORDON.
A white est dress, embroidered is pearls, ever white
satin, and trimmed with ►load lace ; mauma of pink sibs,
with garniture its peorio sod tolls to correspood. Head-
dress, peels sod feathers.

HON MISS DE GREY,
Oyer a petticoat of rich Whiteside, wort a dress of tulle,
embroidered with silk, intermixed with fears-de-swine, ter-
unlisted with s rich border of tulle sad satin; inantna, rich
figured silk, border to correspond will' dress; corsage of
rich silk, ornsurcuted with blood. Head-dress, dogwood*
and feathers.
MISS GURDON.
A rich embroidered net dress, elegantly decorated wills
blue flowers; train, blue gros de Naples.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MRS. GARNIER.

A rich ne dress, embroidered with gold lama and gold
flounces; white IA ill train.

MRS. ELLISON.

A white net dress, trimmed with white roses and pearl.;
white satin train, richly trimmed with gauze mail pearls
Headdress, pearls and &Albers.

MRS. STANLEY.

A magoificeut dress of gold lama; train richly trimmed
to puod.
MRS. BALLARD.

A white satin petticoat, iTriWsTiiittiress arid Biker trims•
ming ; a beautiful satin train, trimmed with Writ; body
and sleeves elegantly enriched with blond and silver.

MRS. BEVILLE.
A rich white satio dress, full trimmed with blood ; grain of
•stcom eprnglet richly trimmed with blond to correspond.
Wad-dress, • wry rich plume of ostrich feathers, with a
profusion of diamonds.

MRS. PORTMAN.
A rich %Over lama dress, elegantly embroidered in deep
hordes s and tasty garniture, with a prolusion of rich Woad
lace; mantus of rich lilac satin, embroidered in silver.
Head dress, feathers aid diamonds.
MRS. BOEHM.
A a kite net dress, richly embroidered in BIM silk Bad
marguerites in elegaut designs, and trimmed with bleed
lace over white suit), with tasty garniture en tulle mid star•
petite'. Ilead.dress, diamonds and feathers.
MRS. SCOTT.
A white nut dress, richly eantiruidered in pearl., sae
trimmed with blood lace over rich white ratio; masts* of
ieli blue satin, with elegaut garniture of pleads sad talk
to correspond. Head-dress feathers and pearls.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MRS. KEENE.

A white net dress beauiiiiillienthruidereil en Geier, in
rich borders, and t,i,amcd with blond lace over white satin;
niantua of rich lilac satin, with tasty garniture eu tulle and
icier. Farad-drew, feather* and diamonds.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MRS. LINDSEY RURRELL.

A rich silver lame dress, beautifully embroidered and
trimmed with blond lace over white satin ; mentos of rich
white gros de Naples, embroidered in silver to correspond.
Headdress, feathers and diamonds.
MRS. WYNDHAM.
(Presented by Aline Countess of Newburgh.)
A white uet dress, beautifully embroidered in pearls, in
designs particularly elegant over white satin, and trimmed
with rich blond lace; manure of rich white satin, with tasty
garniture en tulle mid pearls to correspond. Head-dress of
superb diamonds and ostrich plume.
London, England, 1821-05-04

AIRS. PORTAL

(Presented by Countess Melville.)
A pink art dress richly embroidered in &alio and pet
is burders tastefully arranred, and trimmed with blond lace
over pink satin ; mantas of pink satin with lady gansiture
eu tulle and satin. liesd-dresr, feathers and diamonds.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MRS. GENERAL. BROOKE.

A net Jame, richly emb►wdrred with peach-coloured *olio
and beads; satin train to coereepond.

MRS. FRASER.
A rich bordered white appliquer act dress, Irimultd with
bleed ; mitt traiw.
London, England, 1821-05-04

GREAT PERFORMANCE.

A horse belonging to Mr. Rich, hatter, in Holborn, was
backed to gallop twenty one miles in an hour, on Wednes-
day, for 100 goitres'. The ground on which the performance
took place was from the clerea mile stone, through Croy-
don to the eighteen mile slime. The rider, • boy, was
thrown, and the horse went nearly • mile beyond the bison-
darks; but the boy, unhurt, mounted again, and completed
the match, about twenty-th►ee miles, in four minutes and
a half within the glean time. The horse was match dis-
tressed.

BOXING.
....-.

At the heel of the evening, after Epsom Rues smillers.
day, to complete the sports of the day, an muletvene was
made to knock up a fight, Oliver, Purcell, and Seetif.
gins, being present:brit the countrymen, like • teary perch,
would no lake the bait ; bat when night carer, Ben Pitman,
the coal.lieaver, full of boast-brewed hem* wee; reeled out
of Chandler's booth after the fighting men MA left the
ground, coil challenged any ruse. Abel Stem% 111 good rut.
flan, had no objection to a turn-up and a ct-to followed at
dark. After fighting two good rounds the Dien were parted,
nod they were matched for 51. aside to fight yesterday morn-
ing on the Downs towards Dorking. .

Seventeen good rounds were fought with mare courage
than science, in the first of which Pitman was floored by a
hit iu the wind.
It and 3. Pitman had the best of rallying, and from supe-
rior strengt►, threw his adversary heavy falls.
la the 4th round, which lasted vight intorefea, asd. the
hurry haling been somewhat took oat of them, they- bit
each other to a stand-still. Strong bad rather th► beet of
the round, and cross-buttoeked his adversary.
5,6, sad 7, were fighting rounds, with much equality,
and in the latter Pitman was neatly dropped b) a chance
muazkr under the ear.

Strong kept rather the lead until the 1511 t rowel, when he
Rot hie jaw-bone dislocated; he, however, (ought two other
rounds, %101 l Pitman was declared the cositpteror.—Butt
were heavily hit.

The Duke of NORTIIUMBBRLAND'obiriIi-doy full-
ing this year upon Good Friday, it was celebrated,
for the sixteenth time, on the 270.111 t. by a highly
reiveetable company of übout eighty Gentlemen,
alio dined at the Rooms, in Neweitsile, Colonel.
Coutsusi au the Chair, the Right lino. Lord
11)gclito on his fight. and the Hight tVorshipful
GEORGE FORSTIR, Esq. Mayor of Newcastle, ow
his kit hand; WILLIAM LINSIIIILL, E.qa WO.
President.

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LAW INTF-LLICENCF.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MRS. GRANT.

A rich si vet lama dress, must elegantly embroidered in
chirp Irordenr. god trimmed wilts profltelun rof deep blood,
lace over white satin ; mantels of rich white satin, beauti-
fully embroidered in silver to Correspond. Head-dieta,,
ostrich plume and diamwsda.
MILS. CHATHAM STRODE.
A magoillemit dress of blue and silver lama, with a car-
niiure of blue mad siteer roan, richly terminated with hlinni
Rumwee4, arid a cache of white and silver ; train, blue gni.
de Naples, embroidered io silver to correspond.
MRS. BET!! r.i.L
Over a white satin petticoat a handsome gold hma dress,
icily embroidered with wheat in pearls, mixed will, it.dd ;
beautiful train is gold lama ever oldie satin, a..,1 41.•.
by the same bond-r of wheat in pearls lord •td/
catrespuuil with the dress. 'lead arra, profusion of hlutuy
lace, usttieb feathers, and diamonds.
MRS. ORBY lICNTER.
A dress of pearl while twin, magnificeotly embroidered
with elt3illl of gold betH•cis, and richly trimmed with broad
gold frisige tassels, &e. &c.; traits of pearl white rich figur-
ed rauso, trimmed tO curresp•utl. Head-dress, &tillers,
diamonds, 1:c.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MRS. D. GURDON.

A net dress, richly embroidered with amethyst stones ;
tram to correspond.
MRS J. BROWNE.

A net dress, richly embroidered with silver lama and
silver fl.runces ; train, white Battu, trimmed witu silver aml
bluod lace.
London, England, 1821-05-04

HON. MRS. COCKAYNE.

A white net dress, richly embroidered in wads, sad
irimme.l wills blond btee ; mantua of green breaded silk,
with tasty garniture iu pearls and tulle. Headdress, peat%
and (matins.
HON. MRS. POYNTZ.

Elegant dress of embroidered tulle over while saris, or.
namented with groups of flowers in an embroidery of peoris
and Itos• silk, ■nd decorated with a full ruche of salsa and
and tulle; robe of lavender grus de Naples, hrwdered es
suite, the bodice sod sleeves trimmed with blond lace.
Head-dress, Parisian toque, with plume of rich feathers and
diamonds.
London, England, 1821-07-09

ATTIMPTED MURDER.

The inhabitants is the vicinity of the Talbot Inn, in
Shrewsbury, were alarmed by the firing of a pistol on
Thursday night, between the hours of 10 and 11, and pre-
sently afterwards a man named Thos. Phillips, a bricklayer,
was ►een hurrying from Bank-court, contiguous to the luii.
The wife of Phillips is cook at the Talbot lon, where sbe is
well respected, and had refused to tire with her husband in
consequence of his idle habits slime time past; ■nd it ap-
pears he fired at her through the kitchen window in the
court, while she was sitting at the fire. It is conjectured
that the contents of she pi-011 were diverted by striking a
bread-grater, which wounded the V0N1411.11 arm, and the cos.
teats of the pistol passed into the box nn which she leased
her arm. The man was examined before the Magistrates
next day, and is committed to gaol for wilfully and mali.
ciously discharging the said pistol, with intent to murder ur
wound ►is said wife.
London, England, 1821-07-09

STAINES. JULY S.
Meal ~...101 10e to 181--e Pease per qr. .. —s to --a
Rye
Oats, per qr. —a to 449 Bean -II t. 30.

' POLICE.

110W-111M It CT.

0 Saturday night a man wad stopped on
Waterira-
bridge with a basket containing the body of a female con-
cealed in it. The corpse was in sr offensive state; one of
the arms was clot off. The carrier made his escape, hut
another person who accompanied him was brought, with the
basket, to the office. He said he was Dr. Robert Lloyd;
that the body had been taken from a house in Reeves'►-
mews, South Andley-street, and that he meant to convey it
to St. Saviour's churchyard, in the Borough, for di.secti,on.
After some further conversation the Magistrate ',edited
notice to be given to the CUMIN'S' to bold an inquest on the
body without delay.
A person of gentlemanly appe was charged by Mr.
Elfish's' awl Mr. Walsh wills disturbing the audience at
Drury-hne Theatre, and wantonly interrupting Miss Wilson
in her songs in the Opera of Lore in a l'illage. He sat in
the dress circle, and the impropriety of his conduct at-
Witted the notice of the house. He disclaimed any mali-
cious motive, and acknowledged that he had acted foolishly.
This apology was accepted, it appearing that be bad drank
freely.

MELANCHOLY CASE. '

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Saturday night as Inquett wu held at the Constitution pub-
tic-bout, in Pr nicer-me...et. Drury-laste,beforellumns Stir-
ling, Esq. Cormier, on the body of a young mareinl lady,
named Greene, whu came to her daub under circumetauces
of a mast diatreabing nature.

On Thursday morning the deceased and he. husband left
their itesideoce in Old street-road, where they kept • splendid
establishment, to dine wills Mr. Harrison, of Redford square.
Haring arrived considerably before the dinner hour, they
dismissed the carriage, and act out for the purpose of going
to. the Exhibition of Picture, at Sonurset House, and walk
leisurely back to dinner. When about the middle of Primes-
'Octet, the deceased, who had been in high spirits, complained
of sudden illness, and Mr. Greene, with the tenderest rulici-
hide for bee safety, proposed goiug into a shop till eke was
better. However, tier illness increased so much that it was
found necessary to send for a Medical Gentleman; but be-
fore hie arrival, which was not Rye minutes. she use a
corpse! The situation of Mr. Greene was not to be described.
He gave the address of his mother, a lady of fortune in
Lamb's Conduit-►treet, who, on bearing the afflicting Mit-Ih-
p see, immediately sent her carriage in fetch her now lei-
s. ruble son home; hut in the interval be had been attacked
with strong hysterics, and it required the exertions of
people to lift him into the vehicle. Hr was married to the
deceased about six months ago, and was particularly at.
Wired to her, which attachment indeed was mutual.

Tbeahuce circumstances were proved by a number or wit-
afters, and the Jury immediately returatJ a vestlect of Died
by Ike Visitation of Gad.
London, England, 1821-07-09

PATENT ECONOMICAL and UNIVER-
SAL LA M P.—Tliis invention embraces every requi-
site to render it n domestic comfort in the more general use
of. Lamps instead of Candles.—The CHAMBER Of NIGHT
LIGHT being universally interesting to all Families, and
particularly to many professions, may be best appreciated
by a fair comparison with others which are most resorted to,
viz.-=the Rush-light, an old servant, but it must be allowed
drowsy one, and totally milli fur motion the Wax-wick,
stuck upon a cork, fl aling in oil own, writer, of more mo-
dern elate, but must be Sia,ionary, atibjert to the cork catch-
log ire; breaking the glass it finals in, causing a sudoestimg
smell, ransoming much oil, and a constant expense fur the
wick; the Patent F.ci , mical Chamber Loup, no expense
but for oil, and that at the rate of a halfpenny wily tor eight
or • hours, giviug a brilliant light, always read, at the
moineut it is wastrel, beating any motion, and can be regu-
lated to burn the longest or shut test night, disappearing in
the morning, wallow: smoke ur smell; the price 10s. in
japan aillOsis soil 20a. in Gutty Wooer% and imperial metal at
*Ms. The same princyle applies with peculiar advantage to
the larger Lamps for the dining table and sideboard, upon a
handsome seek. suited to the *Sinew, with elegant pedes.
WI., at Sles. to BSs.; and fur the study, to write or rend by
(Sinombra), they are every thing I:int can be wished at 38s.
to 41.. and upon a smaller scale 265. to 305.; these are uni-
versally approved and patronised by Clerical and other Pro-
fessional Gentlemen, in every part of the Kingdom, and fur
all minor uses they are eirially desirable. The Grecian
Glass Hanging Lamps, fur the staircase, passage, couserva.
tory, ha I, ter. are peat-illy new in taste, and elegantly
simple, from 304. to 955. she latter upon a large scale; in
all these Lampe the same perfection exists, horning the
whole IfftiblOg without trimming, requiring to be replesiish-
rd with Cotton only once its two or there mouths, nod au
simple as to meet the meanest capacity.
Sold fur the Patentee, by P. PEARCE and Co. No. 268,
opposite the front of St. Clement's Church, Strand, who, in
secure the reputation of these lamps from the effects of
adulterated Oil, are bound to sell none but pure anti genuine
Spermaceti.
N.H.—Families or persona residing in, or passengers to
the East or West ladies, Saadi America, Ike. will find these
Laura a valuable arquisitioa, being calculated to burn
Cocoa Nut Oil as well as Spermaceti.
London, England, 1821-07-09

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)PORDTON INiELLIGENCIL
.774-perru•-•..1:
PARliadinftS.
,
.voxstsietoie
• ti - • •••-tn ' PARIS; JULY -So •
The King of Prairie, travelling under thlsiMaralr,
of the Count de Ruppin, will arrive thiii'dtWifia
vo!lt,l`
.Sins. accompanied by a numerous suits. •
The Gazette de Piestolgt of the 26th of June con-
tains an
,addition to the Ordinance of the 4111 of
May, by which sequestration is imposed upon the
property of, 25 new persons, against whom judicial
proceedings are to be adopted. Among them are
the Marquis Denegrn, General William de Vou7
doncourt, the Advocate Figini, and several Lieu's.-
mints, Sub-Lieutenant., and serjeants of twines
regiments.
It appears certain that the law relating to the
dutation of the Bishops will be enforced as speedily
as possible., The Sovereign Pontiff will be. re.
quested. by the Government not to issue a defini-
tive Belle for ascertaining the.extent of the dioceses
until his Majesty shall have provided for the thirty
Sees diet are to .be endowed. The new Bishops
will io the mean time govern the respective dioceses
as Vicars Apostolic.
The following is an account of the receipts of the
several Theatres iu Paris during the mouth of June:
Principal Theatre Francais, 35,866 fr. 40e. ; Opera
Contiqur, 49,033 fr. 50 c. ; Second Theatre Frau-
cais, 25,165 fr. 25 c. ; Theatre Royal hilliest,
31,505 fr. 25 c.; Vaudeville, 19,794 fr.soc. ;Gyat•
nose Dramatique, 57,141 fr. 30 c. ; Varietes, 48,431 fr.
90 c.; Gsite, 27,084 fr. 50 c. ; Ain bigu-Cornique,
22,402 fr.;• Porte Stint-Morton, 33,911 fr. 75 c.;
.1 Panorama Dramatique, 19,407 fr. 50 c.

(For Mu:cella Intelligeses Ns last peps]
London, England, 1821-07-09

Whitehall. Jay 6, 1121.
The Kilt has ►een pleased so direct letters pateat to
paused under she Great Seal, for granting ilw dignities of o
Vi.eonut sad Earl of the United Kingdons of Gri.st Britain
and Ireland, to John Bard 14 Elston, lord High Chancellor of
Great Britain, ■nd lite heirs male of his body lawfully
gotten. by She names, stiles, and titles of Viscount Encitui4e,
of Eneombe, in the county of Dories, and Earl of Blduu, ia
the county palatine of Durham.
London, England, 1821-07-09

PRICE OF STOCK!

ON SATURDAY.

Bunk Stock
3 prr Cent. Red.. it I Batik L. An.. 19 5-lei
3 per Cent. Colic 76 1b I Ex. Bills, 4 3 pr.
4 per Cents 9SU I Consols for Ac. 78 78i;

BIRTHS
On Monday, at the residence of Lord Greened, the I:
Hon. Lady Greenock, of a daughter.
Oa V.edneaday, the 4.h iUst. at Upeott HOW, the L.u.)
of George Gardiner, Earl. of a sou and heir.
London, England, 1821-07-31

CORONER'S INQUEST.

An inTerst was held yesterday at the Lord Wellington
Aram, Kent-road, on the Innly of Ealwatd Rodwell, Esq.
aged 24, son of Edward Rodwell, Esq. of Surrey-place,
Southwark. It appeared in evidence that 'the deceased was
found dead, ma Sao tuday, at the Surrey Canal-bridge, with a
pistol lyiog at his side, %Pith which he appeared to have shot
himself through the bead; a dagger was also close to his
breast, and au empty batile at his feel, which appeared to
have contained laudanum. It also appeared that deceased
had suffered the moat excruciating rheumatic pains, which
affected his reason. Verdi( t—humaily.
•

On Thomlay loot the 3J and Mb dragoons, and the 12th
and 12th 'enc.'s, were reviewed in the Phonic Park, near
Dublin, by Sir David Baird. The rapidity of the different
evoliniVOS were only excelled by the velocity with which the
Jiffereut charges were made.
A battle fer tea guineas took place on Dordhain Dower
on Friday betwixt Samuel Mizell, the glory of Bristol. and
a Bath man, named Winter Flood ; the former seconded by
Watson sad Neal, and the latter by the Veteran Mendoza
sail Brlasco. After fighting 23 moots victory declared in
favour of Hasrll. All the Ferry, and all the Dwale, is the
seigbbuttrbuotl, were assembled on the occasion.
London, England, 1821-07-31

A NEW PROPHET.

" same, avwz 17.
" The Greeks have long expected, with impatience sad
anxiety, the arrival of a mysterious personage, who wea lu
deliver them, and give them permanent iadepeatlence. This
Prophet, this Messiah, is at length among them, and they
fancy thentselvai at the summit of prosperity. No positive
and authentic data respecting thin person can be given.—
Hader circumstances like the present, it is difficult, nay im-
possible, to moue at the truth, amidst a thousand extrava-
gant &Omni. Every one immune after his own manner. A
person who does not know how lively, I may say, haw vol-
canic the imagination of the inhabit•nts of these countries
is, can form 1111 idea of the enthusiasm which the arrival of
this person has excited in Greece. All that appears certaiu
is, that an American ship, of Is guns, brought him thither.
This vessel ass ;maned all the way from the Cape of Good
Hope by several English ships, but the American was such
• good sailer that they could not overtake it. It has over-
coat. •Il difficulties, and gliding ova the waves with the
rapidity of a bird, has arrived happily in the harbour of Ro-
varino. This is all I ran now tell you. Little circumstances
often produce great effects, and, in • political view, there
is nothing indifferent in the conflict of bemask passiess."-.-
(lira n kfurt Paper.)

GRAND PIGEON MATCH.

Saturday was • grand day ai this sport with the Midgham
Mots Club, when the Ammo' Sdver Cup and Cover was shot
for in the Mid(ham Meadows, by lifteen gentlemen sub.
stribera of five Ktilairas, from a trap al 21 yards from the
gun, as fultuws, rime birdseach:

Killed.

Mr. Bengaline 9
7
Nardi V
Mellish
- Greenwood.... 7
Pairmen... •
—Gee

Mr. Herne
- Hsrriaon. ll
-- Kent
Mi 115....
Capt. Smith. • lO
8
Arbuthnot 8
---
The gun wits backed upon re at five to Iwo, and 41
birds escaped from 225. Messes. Hrrne Flarrima pro.
eeeded to cowiestilya the cup, and Mr. Harribor lost it, miss-
iug Isis wetted bird.
The next three shot cff the lies for an nverplns ten gui-
neas. Mr. Mills won by killing five birds. Kent missed
Isis first, sea Smith his fifth.
Another surplus stakes of five fulness over and above the
enp was rhot for by the ties of eight, which was woe by
Mr. Arbuthnot killing his fourth bird.
London, England, 1821-07-07

NEW PEERS.

We have stated that Sir Williams Scott and Sir Thomas
Liddell are to be elevated to the Peerage, maa that Lord
Eldon will be made an Earl. The following are also woes!
booed for the rank of British Peers :—Lord James Murray,
Si. Thomas FrINFIIOIII Heatheote, Right Hon. Wo. Welles-
ley Pole, Cecil Weld Forrester, Esq., Mr. Chariot&ley
(Cheshire), the Marquis of Courtgltain, and the Earl of
Donougbotore • Lady charlotte Struu to be a Damara%
and the Earl Of Ailesbury to be • Marquis. Sir W. W.
Wyss has declined i &rosy.

Yesterday the Duchess of KEIT and the Prin-
cess Vitreous visited the Duchess of Ct.snunen.
The Duchess of Gr.ouctsena and the Princess
AwauvrA rode to Rew yesterday, and proceeded
front thence to Richmond. where their Royal High-
nesses dined with the Countess Dowager of
CAIDIDAN.
Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD had a numerous and
splendid dinner party at Marlborough House. His
Royal timbales, having arrived in town fries Clare-
mont for that pnrpose to meet his Royal sis#er the
Duchess of KENT. Among the distinguished per-
soilages prevent were
Lord and Lady Barnard, the Duke and &Wimp of Softer.
set, Lord Esse:, &r Thomas Stepney, Earl Sraybestake,
Lady Glyn, Lord and Lady harghersh, Lard sod Lady
Fitzroy Somerset, he.
Her Majesty the QDZEN will honour the Surety
Theatre thus evening with het
.Priiiietice, to lee
The Heave of Mid-Lothian. and The Seven Colon-
pions.
The Earl and Countess of LOWEDA entertsie-
ed • distinguished party on Thursday, at their
house in Charles-street, Berkeley-Kitiate.
Lady ELLinsoaoson has Mowed media( invi-
tation it home this evening, at her hoist in Hano-
ver-square.

Mr.. l'uoncsom had a grand musical party yes-
terday evening at her house in Grosvenor-square,
which was very fashionably attended.
The contest for the office of Master of the Cere.
simnel has terminated at Weymouth, in the election
of Capt. ANDaswa by a considerable majority.
Besides the numerous Grand' Prizes in Tow-
alllS's Pfcruse Larrrsair, there aro Thousands
of mallet Prises, esataiaiag traptisitely-coloared Sabjeets
fro. the Old Mortars, ealiaratly vakidated, wren finned,
fur elegant Drawisikoollll Fanglike,.
Mr. ACKIIIMAIIII has published , most beautiful
print of N•POLION BON•PARTC. It is considered
the best likeaess of that rxtraordinary man which
has ever appeared. At the present moment. when
by his death a renewed interest attaches itself to his
person, this fine portrait will be sought with in-
creased avidity.
We learn from Oxford, that in consequence of
Sit WILLIAM Scon's elevation to the Peerage, a
strew contest will take place for tile Revrentita.
Oat of the University, between Sir Joan Ntcwoz
and Mr. Haase.
London, England, 1821-07-07

DRS TRLVTI Vli ME.

*On Thursday last, at •iB-day, Or. Kent, the aquatic pe-
destrian, exhibited on the river Cart, at Paisley, iu preseeee
of it vast crowd of spectators. The di,' was favourable, and
the people were seated un the formica of the river. A most
unhappy event, however, 'occurred, which greatly disturbed
(he .petlllfle. A fire took place•in Smithhills-street, devour-
ing the property of Mr. Jas.Seowtt, looker stud wright there.
His men had gone out to view the acetic already mentioned,
and daring their absence the fire in supposed to have ex-
tended from the grate of the workshop to some combustibles
with chick they bad been repairing furoitore. A number
of undo-men, who have no other method of living than by
their industry, bare lost their all in every sense of the ewes-
Moo. The damage hes been very great to Mr. Brown. Mr.
(frown had au-011rd to insure his property, and became
greatly disconsolate. Early us Friday morning he leaped
out of thesieiedow In the apartmeiA 'where he had gone to
rest, by which Accident hie ribs on the one aide wore driven
from heir proper position, both of his arms broken, and his
body otherwise injured.

SALISBURY. JOLT 2.
Wheat 42. to 114 s tail Pats.... Ills. 04. torts. OJ.
Barley.
London, England, 1821-09-01

FRENCH PUBLIC PROMENADE COSTUME.

Round dress of rose.colourrd muslin or slight smart, with
• row of the same material 60111110 Ni rowed the border.
Ile•rt•Q•atre hat of white satin, with superb ostrich plume,
waving from the front towards the left shoulder. White
Aka sauf shawl of 6am black lace. Corded silk slippers
sad Norman gloves.

Departures from RIDDISWS Hotel, Jermya—
street :

The Right Hon. Lady Henniker and Mite Henniker fur
Southend ; Colonel Gordon fur the Continent ; and Viscount
Bury fur Nut fulk.

Departures from WARREN'S Hotel, Regent-
street, St. James's:—
Sir Edward, Lady, and Miss Buller, fur Viscount Ex-
mouth's, in Devonshire; Captain and Mn. Muleaver for
Aspringe, in Kent ; Lord sad Lady Grey sad family for
France ; and the Carl of Lauderdale and Colonel Maitland
fur Ibis Lordship's seat, Dunbar, North Britain.

Sit EDWARD and Lady STARDOM Lady COLE-
BROOK, L-.dy Boomroa, Lady BANCs, Sir H.
STRACRY, snd Baron STRoclis, are in the list of
distinguished arrivals at Bath.

Lord and Ludy CRANBORNE are on 3 •i.it to
the Marc'ioness of SALISBURY, at Hatfield.

The Se/opium Joagradd of Wednesdry says—" We
regret that it is our duty to dissipate the pleasing
anticipations entertained in this vicinity, of a visit
by his MAJESTY this year. We have heard, from
undoubted authority, that his MAJESTY does nut
visit either Wy lay or the Principality on his re-
turn from Ireland, but will sail direct for Ports-
mouth."

C/n the Continent it appears Le be the general
belief that his MAJEsTY will visit Vienna. He will,
it is said, fist proceed to Hanover, arrive there
about the end of Septembrr, and proceed thence to
the mansion of Prince PAUL EbTERIIAZT, the fa-
ther of the An-triaii Ambassador. His stay at
Vienna, it is lidded, will be but short, as he returns
to England by October.
Letters from Norfolk state there is but • poor
prospect of .port this pliootitsg season, the late cold
weather having killed most of the young birds iu
the neiKlihmirliood of Syderstorie.
• BRIDECAKC.--There was anciently a ceremony
used at the bbbb ixation of niarriage, called eon-
furreation, in token of a most firm conjunction be-
tween man and wife. with a cake of wheat or bar-
ley. This ceremony, BLOUNT tells us, is still re.
tamed in part with us, by that which we call the
bridrcake, used at weddings. Confarrertion and
the ring were anciently used as binding ceremonies
in making agreements, grants, &e. as appears from
the subsequent extract from an old grant, cited iii
Du Conge's Glossary, verb Coafarre/tio:—.#
ciaeunt coneedimus et eptidquid est fisci nostri Satre"
Iltuninuna ulveus et per sanctum conforreations et
anna/urn inexeeptionoliter trudinaus."--Bourse's
p. 37t, note.—The ceremony of parties eat-
ing together to proof of the sincerity of their jail,.
lions, is a custom of the highest antiquity ; we
fiord it memioned in the Holy Scripture., the
London, England, 1821-12-29

is, The Three New Pieces having been received with
uaboundetl approbation, will he repeated every Evening.
SURREY THEATRE!.
PHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. 9.9,
L an entire new Farcical Burietta, is two acts, calks'
JACK IN THE GREEN:
OR, THE FAMILY PUNCH-BOWL
Ragland, Mr. Aticuek; Yulatik, Mr. Finn; SnuMehagi,
Ir. Wyatt. Harriet, Miss Punic; Ellen, Mira Dighton;
ally, Miss React.
liter which, a new Melo-drama. with sew Mask, railed
UGOLINO;
OR, THE TOWER OF FAMINE.
L' ulino soil Ruggieci, Mr. Bengnugh and Mr. Finn;
wino, Slim Bence; Zasirrizzi. Mr. Clifford. Gaudaletta,
IA Salter; Celieja; Miss C. Junes.
ceuchtde with a Burlesque Sentimental Romance, called.
ANIMAL SYMPATHY ;
OR, THE SENTIM ENTA L WAITER ; •
OR, THE MAN AND THE MONKEY.
It is iiiipecCUily aii 11111 l need, 'hat beaidesteveral OM Fa.
owriiea, and many New Perim mers of the very first talent,
ho are in treaty wills thus Thesi.e, Mrs, Glover is engaged
ir the whole of she wuurr sessoo, suit, with many other!,
111 sborily appear iu A soeccss 1111 l of tiorcliy.
A new 110111•11 ICC, called The Pirate —s serious Ballet ,
&atomiser, under the title of The Infernal Secret—and
ri nitertsting Equesirisit Mclu-slronss, tri be called The
vencer, will be imuseiliattly produced.

have commanded the Russian troops which rem,
intended to act in Italy, is going to resume his for.• •
tner post of Commander in Chief ou the frontiers,.
of Persia. It is said he will his head-quar44l
at Tiflis. ~r,
It is affirmed that it is intended to open a formati
loan in favour of the tirceks, under a high gue-ii:
reptile.
AUOSBURG, DECEMBER 18,
The Austrian %truer of the 12th, 13th, 14th,
and 15th has no news whatever from Turkey.
FROM THE MAINE, DECEMBER 12.
• According to late accounts, hatred to all Chris. r
Liana is said to have attained the highest pitch in 4
the Barbary States, so that the Porte, in cue tt
should be involved in war, may probably derive
great support from them.
The invasion of the Persians is considered at
Constantinople as a diversion contrived by a great
European Power to favour the Greeks. This
statement is designedly eircula'ed to inflame the
hatred and fanaticism of the Turks.
A report was spread at Corfu that the Lord High
Commissioner would be recalled, and be succeeded
by Sir William Beutinck, suit thit under him
General Oswald would command, who took St.
:Mara from the French in 1812.
The fortresses on the Danube are full of Asiatic
troops. There have been many executions in Ser.
via, because connexions have been discovered be-
men the Serviette and the neighbouring Alacedo-
piens.
The provisional Greek Government at Calamata
has divided all Greece into the following six pro-
vinces:—Epirus, Macedonia, Thessaly, Attica, Pe-
lopoimestis, and the Archipelago. The Coils,*
is to consist of thirty senators. Its sittings
transferred to Tripolixzw.—(Hornbargh Pupim
Deceisber 18.) • 'P

,I.LOW, SOAP, Ike. per 1121 b.
—9, UJ Yellow Soap . 801
—, 0.1 %lined 40s
—a
fld Curd AH
—s 0,1 Graves • NS OS
..“ 0.1 Good Dregs 7s Os
—s 0.1
London, England, 1821-03-30

Just published, prim 4s.
's LETTERS to the EDITOR of "THE
111 L • NEW TIMES," an various subjects electing the
Question of ROMAN CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION,
and partieulasly csa an Address, entitled " An Address of the
People of Great Britain to the People of Ireland, agreed to
at a Meeting heM at Smithfield, July 81, 1819."
Lowden : Printed by and for 'Couloir and Brown, 38,
Duke-street, Grusveuor-sopiare, sod 24, Bartlett's-buildings,
Holborn.
London, England, 1821-01-02

INSOLVEpir lYigrOßSi COURT,
JA.lll4lllr I.
John Prince, sits • Ensign on half-psy in, we
believe. the 41st regiment of fent, was brought up
to be discharged under she inetWient Debtors' Act.
He was opposed in the pert of Ann Chapman,
whose name was inserted in the Insolvent's sche-
dule as e creditor to the amount of ltd. 16s. It
appeared femme tbe examination of Prince and Aan
Chapman, that the forester lodged in August Irk
,at the Gate-house, to Highgate. where Ants Chop-
mats served as cook. This poor ,girl had saved a
'little money, which by some means became known
to the insolvent, ati4l she was induced indiscreetly
tti lend him occasimally small swots of shout one
and two 'moods, until the whose of the debt
amounted to the soot stated is the schedule.
The Insolvent represented to her that he was
entotled to some arrears of pay, and also that
'his father would 'shortly pay all his debts.—
She however discovered that be was secretly prepay-
ing to go to the West iodise, and caused him to he
'arrested. An'offer was then made to her of
which she refused, *ad the Prisoner in conse-
quence petitioned the Court for the benefit of the
Act. The Court very warmly censored the ton-
'-duct of the Insolvent, lamented that his case did
IN* wee withiii the words'of the 18th sect. of she
.411c1har bet under the provisiops of the 16th sect.
clined'de-
that he should not be discharged from cos.
,iody•until he should be in pnson at the sail of
,•r:Chapman, fur • space toot exceeding six
ifttikt: the date of tiling his petition.
• s been for souse tune emsblished is the
.wises of the .King's Beoeh • Committee of the
• prommen, for the purpme.of affording assistance to
lanais seeking the benefit of the Act iu preparing
their petitions and schedules, and of this Co..
muter one John Bulliu has acted as the am
cietary. Their object ii rtvitoodly to
so-
persede_ the necessity of employing the attor-
neys who have been specially appointed by the
Court, under the provisions of the slew Act ; but
their exertions hove not been wholly disinterested,
for John Bonen, in acting as an attorney, has
thought himself justified in taking money for his
*assistance. A rule Nisi was yesterday obtained,
on the motion of Counsel, that Joists Holten should
'haw cause why he should soot be deemed guilty
of a contempt of the Court in acting as sit aitursiey
on the behalf of persons-in actual custody, without
baring obtained the sanction of the Commitment's.
London, England, 1821-10-24

BALLINASLOE FAIR.

The show•yard was never before so thinly furnished with
gnarl ►reeding stock. This could only be accounted for by
the melancholy stale of the weather, which prevented many
from seriding their Cattle from great disgust-es. The show
of Sheep was particularly good; sod, notwithstanding the
present depres►ion, the letting and sale was tolerably
brisk and succesanl. It would Deem that the improvement
both of the combing and clothing wool of Irelaud
ought, at this peculiar crisis, to interest the attentiu■
of she breeder, being his chief, indeed his only profit
Is tho present state of the market, the carcass, in marry
instsuces, brings a decided loss. At the Sheep Fair just now
concluded, Wethers, purchased two years bat It at more than
forty shillings, were sold for tweutyseven. The fall, even
from the low prices of last year, has averaged eight shillings
a sheep out Wealors ; not quite so much on Ewes. The
best Sheep in the Fair produced but forty-See shillings—
many choice lots were sold at thirty shillings—some very
tolerable at twenty shillings—and some so low as sixteen
shillings. The best Mutton Sheep brought about four-
peace per pound, sinking offal. These facts should make
the Breeders look ho the quantity and quality of their
wool, which still bears a remunerating value. At this meet-
ing farmers from many counties are assembled, and all agree,
that, with very few exception% the Wheat is uni Ily tla-
Imaged, and that the red is safer thin the while ; that the Oats
is a discoloured sample, apparently a half crop, but yielding
well to the Bail ; that the Potatoes have been greatly injured
by the late high wiuds, soul ore likely to suffer still more from
the heavy rains.
The inundation of the river, which Rows by this town, has
destroyed all the Hay on its banks.
In massy parts of this proviace the scythe is still at work;
and in very few iostamces, deny, is the harvest drawn home.
Under such circumstances, a full or cheery meeting was
Not to be expected ; aeverilseless,• number of members have
been most comfortably accommodated is the rooms, where
the new Caterer to the Society (Mr. Connoly, of Gringo), has
given general satisfactiou. All look forward anxiously to
better times, better price% better show, stud a more numerous
meeting the ensuing year.
Black Cattle sales were brisk, bnt at reduced prices,
which were conceived to be from 30s. to 40s. per head, below
those of last year, ainfttarealise from 30s. to 40s. per baudied,
siukiug (4.1, or front 3d. to td. per puttod.
London, England, 1821-10-24

BEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCR..

C .—The market has been doll throughout the week ;
the public sales brought forward have included a considerable
quantity, say 1,681 casks, and 1,652 bags, besides • small
wale of East India, a large proportion of which was liken in,
some of the holders being unwilling to submit to the reduced
prices offered; in Jamaica, from good ordinary to low
Ailing, the prices are about 21. lower; the good qualities of
Dutch brought much the same prices till Friday, when a
small reduction took place. Foreign Coffee is about Is. to
2s. lower; St. Domingo has been tiolr as 995. for middling to
102 a. for good quality in bags, and 100 s. in casks.
The B. P. SUGAR market has been steady since our last,
without alteration in prices, good qualities at 621. and up-
wards command a very ready sale, bat brawn is extremely
heavy ; a public isle of 356 casks of St Lucia took place on
Friday, the good brown and middling were mostly sold •t
rather higher prices shoe similar qualities had been previously
sold at by private cuniract, but the low brown was taken in
about Is. above the market prices.
FORTIMI SUGAR .—A public sale was brought forward on
Friday. consisting uf '320 chests of brown and yellow Hawaii-
nah ; there were few offers, and nearly the whole were taken
In at 25. to 295. per cwt.

The Run market has been dull. and 104 puncheons of
Jamaica brought to suction on Friday last weut at a reduc-
tion of Id. per gallon.
Loewooo.—Jamaica has been in steady demand at the
prices quoted. 170 tons of Canipeachy were sold by 11111C1i011
on Friday at 9/. be. to 91.105. per sue.
London, England, 1821-10-24

EAST-STREET, RED LIO N-SQU AR E.

TO BE LET, by the Mastery, Governor.,
and Trosiees of the Bedford Charily, on a RE-
PAIRING LEASE, for • Term of TWENTY.TWO
YEARS and a HALF, from Christmas next, A HOUSE,
No. 28, EAST-STREET, RED LION-SQUARE.
Persona desirous of liking Ilse same, are to send in Pro-
posals in writieg, sealed up, to the Reeeiver, Mr. Gntobed,
92, Greet Russell-street, Bloomsbury, on or before the Nib
day of Novemba r arm.

A for. of the Proposal and a particula► of the Repairs may
be sees op the Premises, or at No. 92, Great Ruudl•atreetr
between the hours of Metres sod Three.

FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE 130,000!
CARR.OLL. the Cowirector, with gratitwde
arkaawledjea the raspy seeks of peiMie Meer be has
already reeeivrd is the wriest Lawny, and hopes he shall
have the please's, NEXT TUESDAY, of dividing the First-
drawn Prize, entitled to 30,0001. amongst Ike Parebasers
at hie Offices, 10, Cornbill, sad Osfard-street, where ha
Sold the Last 30,0001. ever drawn. The SCIWISIC, whisk was
formed to inert the public wieliwz,esetains
THREE OF £30,000!
THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS!,
ALL THE PRIZES MONEY!
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
Tickets seol Shares are Selling at CARROLL'S Palmists
Office., as above.

AOUTII AMERICA.

GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF CHILE.

smeriAao, JULY 4.
INTELI.IGENCE FROM THE LIBERATING ♦EMY

OF PERU.

Dispatch from the Goverisor of Valparaisio, to
the Mesmer of State for the department of the
Goverment :

" M half past (oar o'clock this main,. the twig Catalina,
east anchor in this hasbour. The Captain of the port weals
as follows:

SENOR GOVERNOR—The English brig Catalina, Captain
Robert Ramsay, proceeding from kloyereslo, after a voyage
of tess days, has cast anchor here. His cargo Is the same
which he look in at Valparaiso; lie carries dispatches for the
Commodore, and he brings intelligence that Lord Cochrane
has taken Illoyeudo ou the 18th ofJosse.
" EGRER ID VAN REUBEN,
Captain of the Port of Valparaiso,"
" I have the bonnier to transmit this In year Eseelleney for
your information, and that of the Supreme Director.
" God preserve your Excelleucy want years.
" Valparaiso. July 1. " LUIS DE LA CRUZ.
" To the klimeter of State."
London, England, 1821-10-24

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 22.
Sailed the Hind or a cruise.

FALMOUTH, OCTOUR 21.
Arrived the Swallow, Cook, from Petersburgh fur Bristol;
Duly Arabella packet with a mail from Lisboa in 14 days;
cod Lord Hobart packet with a mail from Jamaica, sailed
4th ult. and from Crooked Island 15th. A Plussiangalliut
with salt from Frauce, was boarded last night by one of our
pilot boats to the eastward of the Dothan), in a very leaky
state, but the wind being westward, she bole up for Fuwey.

DEAL, OCTORER 22.
Came down from the River and remain the Rising Star,
Scott, for Valparaiso; New Phoenix, Lewthwaite, fur Tri-
nidad; and Harmony, Carrie, for Harbadoes.

TORLIT. °arose,' 41.
Arrived the Vigilant, of Dartmouth, front Oporto for
Leith, with her sails split.
MARGATE, OCTOBZR ?I.
Arrived off the North Foreland the Oporto, Covey, from
Oporto for Loudon, having cut from ars anchor and cable in
the Downs.

RAIIIIMTC, OCTOItill 22.
Arrived the Olive Branch, Angel, from Loaded fur Purls.
mouth, with lose of anchor wad cable.
London, England, 1821-10-24

, .
id BYTE LLICkNCE:
COURT OF XING'S BENCH, Manny, defoliate 23.
The Court were occupied through the dsy in
hearing arguments on 6..11 from the special paper,
none of which were of any interest except to the
parties.
London, England, 1821-10-24

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

Carrots.— There has been ; too;lllemamd since oar last,
chiefly for export, amid several parcels of Bengal and fiscal
of the Isle public sale have been taken at full p. ices, and
is, some inst•ncia at as advance of 1,1. to VI. per lb.: of
860 big. of New Orleans, shirk were advertised for public
ask un Thursday last, about 500 bags of good eves quiviity
wire u ithdrawn before the sale commenced, and were after-
wards sold for export •t II id. to 111 d. per lb. in bond; •
few only of the remainder were sold at similar rates. The
sales of the week are, duty paid, 150 hap Upland, good
fair, 10,1„ per lb. 580 New Orleans, middling, 101,1.; fair
to good (cur, 101 d. to 12.1. 100 Pernambuco, fuir to good
fair, 13J. to 131 d. 760 Surat, ordinary to middlotc, 61.1.
to 7d.; fair to good fair, 71.1. to ltd .; good 81d. 100 Ben-
gal, urdiu•ry to middling, 54d. to did.; fair so good fair,
did. to 69. Total, 2,590 bags.
London, England, 1821-10-24

TH HA TRII.IIO7A L, COI' RNT-GARDRN.
THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24,
will be perfumed, in finer acts, the Opera of
THE EXILE.
Costal Ulrich (the Exile), Mr Egerton; Governor of Si-
beria, Mr. W. Ferret, ; Baron Alltradoff, Mr. Liston ; Count
Colmar, Mr. Dreamt; Duran, Mr. Sonny; Welsien, Mr.
Cantor; Servile, Mr. Faireett. The Empress Elizabeth,
Mrs. Fascit; Katharine, Mrs. T t Alexia% Miss
Foote.
The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elizabeth; and
the Interior of the Cathedral of Mimeos', in which the
CORONATION of ELIZABETH is perforawd by the
Grand Patriarch, sad his assisting Dignitaries.
After which the Missies, Farce of
THE POOR SOLDIER.
Patsirk, Miss Scannas, ; Father Luke, Mr. Conner;
C4pi. Fitzroy, Mr. Coiner; Dermot, Mr. Ppm; Darby, Mr.
Listoo. Norak, Miss lave; Eathlaae, Mrs. Liston.
A Private Box may be had fur the season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at tie Box.o6ee.
80xe5,12.; Second Price, Si...J.—Pit, 3s. Id. ; Second
Price, St.—Gallery, Ss.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Prier, 6d.,
The Doors will be opened at Half.past Six o'Clock, and
the Play begin at Seven.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-olfice, Hart-airect, from Ten till Four.
To-morrow, The Exile, with Brother and Sitter.

• -
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4' a;
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London, England, 1821-10-24

DIVIDENDS.

November 13 D. Gilcs,of Cy/oral, Berks, meadow', at twelve,
at the Crown and Thistle Jun, Abingdon.
November 19. C. Greelbam, of Liveapool, merchant, at tine,
at Mr. Avtson's office, Liverpool.
November 20. S. Lace, of Liverpool, brasier, at one, at the
(Are of Mr. Avistio, Liverpool.
November 14. T. Winstioiley, of Msnelseater, woollea-dra-
per, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
Noveroln r 17. T. Kewipster, of Bouverie-street,lleet.street,
Loudon, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall.
November 13 H. R. Plaw, of Riches come, Liane.street,
London, merchant, et one, at Guildhall.
November 14..1. Hurry, of Liver!, sof, merchant, at tierce,
at the office of Messrs. Keichtley and Soo, Liverpool.
December 8. W. Ned's!, of Lamb's Cuoileit-street, Saint
George the Martyr, Middlesex, upholsterer, at eleven., at
Guildhall. London.
November 17. T. Dawson and J. Dawson, of Reid', Cris-
to'', York, drapers, at Muer, at the White Bear Leo, Man-
chester.
November 13. I. Bird, late of Brampton, Cumberland,
grocer, at eleven, at the Howard. Arias Inn, Bramploa.
NoretoN r 15. T. Fisher and Ashmore, of Cheltenham
anti Wilicheonth, Gloucester, bank-ts, at eleven, at the
Royal Hotel Cheltenham.
. _

November 17. W. Preston, late of Dove-corirt, George-
street, !Omission House, and formerly of King's Head
court, Fisli• sireet-lii 11, London, bristle-merchant, at I write,
at Guildhall.
November 14. R. Whiterid-, H. Fisher, and T. !lassie. of
Whitehaven, Comberlarid, men 'mots, at elects, at the
boom of T. Jackson, Whitehavea.
November 13, W. Hussley, of Wetberliy, Yoik, grocer, at
eleven, at the George Inn, York.
November 21. C. Berneekr, r, of Birmingham, merchant, at
twelve, at the Rigs' Hotel, Birmingham.
November 16. T. Cobden, late of Chichester, Susses, car-
penter, at eleven, at the Stir Ina, Gosport.
CERTIFICATES.—Novratnrn 13.

C. Rift, of Combat, LAiuduo, sod of Dalstins, Mii
aectioneers—J. P. Hillary, of Lionlos, wuhr.
Flbercha ea 1.-4 ilerodall, of Bonito!, habertlasber.—J.
Lan-
der, of Ho anisighato, nierebani.
London, England, 1821-03-08

EASY INDIA HOUSE, Maw= 7, 1921.
WHEREAS i* ?forswore* of ale .41a•44 section
of the Seventh Casa,ler of fAr Bp-Lairs of 'kr
UNITED COMPANY of maitambrrs of ENGLAND,
trim/fog le Ike EAST INDIES, tile ordoioed—
Twit a list shall be published thirty days before the
Amami Eleetion of thlrelors, containing the slime. of sorb
prevairows, qualified agreeable to lA+, as *ball Minify in
Imitator to the Secretary their desire of becoming Candidates
for, Oh Direction thirty-two days bef.re such Auras!
gletelosi."
The Court of Directors of the said Company do hereby
Rid Notice- is older that the Vollptit or Mai eo.forto to
ih. said Notice,
that the evt•eisse ELECTION of SIX
innecTotti of the said COMPANY, for foot Iron.'
approted for the 11. b APRIL NEXT, sad algal 'pods lAst
vottlee pohlished thirty sky, before the said Elective, as this
ishowe-aseatiooni tly-Lew direct*.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.