The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-26 00:00:00

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Mist Kmlthemt, N 1 i Copilotid.
Ao4*ldeli
THE COW:MUTTON.
The Frommioa oommences ream Westotioater Nall.—
The lireaud Scene, the Interior of the Ab4ey.—The Third,
mad lotrodrictory &toe, is which Mr. Knight will iotroduce
a new Comic Song, entitled," The King and she Coronation,
Old faiabod sod the People."—The Fourth Scree, the Hall,
is the commie of which the Greed Entre of the Champiou.
To cosign& with the Carmelite Musical Eatrairagausa, called
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.
Dos Giovanni, Madame Veetria• Leporello, Mr. Harley ;
Mr. Florentine floiehin, Mr. Meruerd. Mrs. Leporello,
- - - - icy; Squall-

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... .ap appropriate Premises,
thFir iatentlou of commencing Business cm the 29th iusust.
These Premises ore situated is the rumbler, Court. the en.
tinned of which is by the Gateway, 141, FLEE r.sra LET ;
and cempretreading the whom se the inner Court, 'reformed
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upon • scale fully adequate the telblielletime of business
of the 'utmost magnitede. • Cellars, which are pees' -
lierly dry and spacious "mewl sleeked, and will
always coMato fum 300,496.10 4001 A &sees trf the choicest
12ines, of every clam and emote,.
Bet although this Compaq Feel it seermary thus to ma-
tures with the imeadmode of Owing publicity to the eapdgge
and (alert of their Establishasesit, they would rai1am..19•116..
-i- - --K, .A._-_ sair',

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The Doan trs be npreed at Six ?Clock, and tke Per-
formulary* to heels at &vett.
Plates to be takers of M. Rodwell, in the Rotunda of the
Salsas of the Theatre.
Private Boxes east oily be obtaiard for the Evening of
Mr. Rodrelt, at the Box-Office.
To-amerrow, the Tragedy of De Montfort : Dc Montfort,
Mr. [ear—with High Notions.

found tu deserve; sod basing Ashes the Miami care to he
furuished with mum hut genuine Wines, of the best flavour
and quality, they offer that invitation with realm couft-
deuce. As they saisoot, however, calculate upon general
alleutiou to any invitation ur address on mere aituoyotous
authority, especially after the frequent delusiows to which
the Public have beim subjected, the Company think it proper
to declare, that with thews originated, and by them mat pre-
sent conducted, the LONDON GENUINE TEA COM-
PANY, 23, LU DGATE HILL, with all its extensive rams-
ficatioas. The success of this Company is confessedly
without parallel iu the annals of trade. Fur stilmogh it
commenced business so late as 1818, it is at present, skit-
withstanding the importance sod respectability of its cum-
petitors, at the head of the Tea Trade. Its utility is
indeed admitted, and its establishment complete.
To those, thee, who, during the existence of that Com-
pany, have thought proper to boomer it with their patronage,
the Proprietors feel assured that they may refer upuu this
occasion fur the superior character of their articles, and the
comment rectitude of their dealings; and resolving to make
the same system the ruk of their conduct iu their new
Establishumot, they capitol doubt of success.
Hut haring sensibly felt the guest effect of that system, it
would be a derelietios of the duty which they owe to the
Public, as well se of the duty which they owe to themselves,
le hazard their obmows interest by soy departure from its
priumple, or by any relimatioo of its character. Looking,
indeed, to permanent roputatioo, which is essential to
pennant°, profit, they cannot allow any temporary rape.
theist to interfere with their purpose.
Of coarse, limo, they can meet descesid to obtrude any
such promo miry daily appear in the imposing placards
which are so ostentatiously exhibited in almost every
thorougbfate in tows, with regard to " Cheap Wines,"
those Wilms belog• offered at • price, fur which they could
out possibly be sold, were they really of the quality or
chat acter which they purport to possess. But the solicitude
of the LONDON WINE COMPANY shall be, in their
uew undertaking, what it has uniformly been its the Tea
Trade, namely—to reader their Stuck comparatively cheap,
. . . .

THEATRX-ROYAL, COY ENTMA WINN.
THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Nov. 26,
will be acted the Tragedy of
VIIIWNIUS;
Or, THE LIBERATION OF ROME.
Apples Claiirliss, Mr. Cannot; lifir4;airry, Mr. Maerearly ;
!cities, MK-Abbott; Claudine, Mr. Horrrbow ; Siecies Den-
tures, Mr. Yates; Neaseterius, Mr. Egertou. Virginia, 111 isa
Foote; Servia, Mrs. Canine.
•After which the Operatic Drams of
THE LIBERTINE.
Don Jean, Mr. Connor; Dan Pedro, Mr. Chapman ; Don
Octavio, Mr. Prise; Leporello, Mr. Meadows; Nitwit*,
Mr. Doraset. Doane Leonora, Miss Love; Donna Elvira,
Mrs. Frisch ; Zerliaa, Miss M. Tree.
Places for the Boxes to be !skeet of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box•olfice, Hart-street, from Ten till Four.
A Private Box may be had fur the seison, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box• Office.
The Doers will be (Tested at Half-past Six u'Cloek, and
tbs Play begin at Seven.
, &rats, 75.; Secoeil Price, 3..6d.—Pit, 3s. ; Second
Price. Zs—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gal-
lery, la.; Second Price, 6d.
To-morrow The Exile, with Brother and Sister.
On Theraday, Sliskspeare's Play of The Two Gentlemen
of Verona, with The Citizen.
.0o Friday a new Entertainment, called The Two Pages
of Frederick the Great.

Te Chair

vt•'iues, , ouquestiouahly
effected with respect to Teas.
The lanaeutahis practice of adulterating Wines, has, un-
fortunately, gone to • must alarming excess of late years;
mid to the very cuusiderably augmented importation of what
are termed Cspe Wines, that adulteratlea is principally to
be attributed. The frieilities, indeed, which these Witter.,
both red auJ white, afford to the adepts in such reprehensi-
ble practice., are become so very &Hag, while the quality
of those Wines is k) nolotiossly bad, that the LoutJou Wirre
Company have determined at the outset that on nu coast-
deration shall Cape Wines ever be admitted tutu their Cellars.
The Loucks' Wine Company •re amply supplied with
Ports of the generally esteemed best viutages, among which
they have a large Stock that has beta from tour to thirty.
two years in bottle; while, to Moire a supply of the finest
French Wilms, they have had a special Agent in that COllll.
try upon whose skill and industry they Can coutideully rely,
tram the Wines which he has already forwarded.
But suer this establishment has Ines in contemplation,
and especially since preparatious have ecianneneed for bring.
fug it to imam ay, the Company have availed themselves of
every oppurtuuity that offered, fur selecting the oldest and
finest Wines from the cellars of the must eanuent merchant■
in the City. They have happily too met with occasions,
peculiarly favourable to their object, among merchants re-
tiring limn huvitiesr, mad private gentlemen about to break
up their establishments; mid there is scarcely ally etuineut
shipper, for the Ids% thirty years, from whose impartation*
the Company have not made purchases, under the guidance
of the most competent judges of Wises, whose advice and
aid the Prom teldis bare engaged in the conduct of their new
Establishment.
The Loudon Wine Company will always keep a Stork of
Foreign Spirits, which may be depended upon as being of
ronine and superior qualities, and which will be sold at
writable Prices, both wholesale and retail.
Such are the grounds upon which the Proprietors of this
Company take leave to solicit the patronage of the Public.
The character of the London Geintine Tea Company af-
fords, it is presumed, a sufficient guarantee to gentlemen
resident in the Country, or to families occaaiouslly visiting
'lruwn, for the punctual and faithful execution of any orders
with which they nosy be pleased to f the Looduu Wine
Company.
This Company think it proper to state, that they can ex-
ecute nu orders for less than out duxcu of %if iue.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
November, MIL
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE 0111 hereby
give notice, that their TRANSFER•ROOKS will be SHUT
from THURSDAY the 13th of December next, to TUES-
DAY the tith of January following; and that the ANNUAL
GENERAL COURT appoosted by their Chatter, will be
holden at their Office, on the Royal Exchmsge, on WED-
NESDAY the 19th of December next, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon, and that a Dtvidend will be considered of
at the said Court.
SAMUEL. FENNING, Jun. Secretary.
••• The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock preeittely-

N.B.—Attendance is given doily, at the said OfEre, and at
Ibeir Mier in furl. tha Assurance of Budding',
Gonds,Mertbaudisrs, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock,or mobile
building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; and OW fur the
Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives.

This day is published, pries 7s. 6d.
111111 RACI'ICAL ECONOMY ; or, The Appli-
cation of Modern Discoveries to the purposes of Do-
mestic Life.
" This work will be found equally useful to those who are
wise enough to enter into the practice of the rates which it
Isys down, and entertaining to others, who may merely wish
to same themselves with its theories. It contains a variety
of new and useful isiformation, eaten:sled at once to in-
crease our comforts, amid diminish use exprnses.".—New
Monthly Magazine.
Prinicd fur Ileury Culburs and Co. Coadnit•street.

Lately published in two vole. 410. price 3/. 13s. 6J. hourly,
ITALY. BY LADY NIORGAN.
Author of " France," " Florence It!earthy," &e.
"This is a book that will largely occupy public atten-
tion. It is by far the most important work which its •rithor
11.111 as yet undertaken. It is not a (amic,' lover, nor a pie.
turcolue tour; but it contains a rich harvest of " middle
Ile" riaccilute. abounding with such traits of the domestic,
social, and political life of the great Republics of Italy, as
cannot fail of exciting an intense interest. The gravity roil
massiveness of the whjert hare not, however, prevented the
author from induhring largely in those humorous snit win-
ing details of ml life, which f nit the charm of her more
ricent novels. Her views of society have been more
iuli-
mate than those of any other recent traveller. Her 10.4 ary
reputation has openi.d wide the minor of continental hospi-
tably to her; and this circumstance has riven the same
Pori of interest awl originnlity to her narration which made
the reputation of her work on France, and disiinguisbes it
from all other books on that country."—llubliu Weekly
Register._

The followin: is a statement 01 the Company's Wines, with
their Prices:—

Fine Purl (old in the wood). . per dozen 425.
warratitrd soilage 1815 (ditto)
Crusted Bonier! Purr S4s. to 725.

—......... —......._ .
Superior old ditto, five to eight years to bottle .. 72.. to 84..
Ditto, 8 to 22 ditto
Old Port its wood per pipe 901. to 1261.
Fiue old Sherry per dozen 465.
Superior old Pale ditto s4s. to 60s.
Particularly soft•llavoured Amontillado .....
Curious old Sherry, 16 years its bottle 6 guineas
Fiue old Sherries in wood per pipe 95!. to 1261.
Fiue West India Madeira per dozen 50s. to 60s.
East India ditto 70s. to 84i.
Most curious ditto, 6 to 16 years in b0tt1e....6 to 10 guineas
Madeira. in wood
Very Sue TeueritTe per duzeu 42r. to 46..
Bucellas
Celeavella
Lisboa
ite. &e.
FRENCH WINES.
Light flavoured Claret
Very ADO Claret Al~'
Claret+, fiat growth, Margot sad Lahti, .......51. to 51 15..
Latour
White and Red Hermitage ..... .•• 5 'twines.
Sauterne 755. lo 90s.
flame 755. to 90s.
Coti Rolle 5/. 10s.
renolignne

firieitd for Henry Conners and Co., Conduit.street ; Bell
and Illradi'vle; Edinburgh; nod John Cumming, Dublin.

TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION,

The PRINCE REGENT PUBLIC-HOUSE sod WINE-
VAULTS, King-street, iYoolerick, Kent (peremptorily),
by Mr. T. WHALE, on the j'remises, TO-MORROW,
TUESDAY, the 27th Noverdber, at Twelve o'Ctock,
by directive of the Executor of the late Mr. Charles Ware,
deceased;
THE valuable and beneficial LEASE, and im-
mediate Possession, for a Term of Eleven Years no-
expired from Christmas aim, at a low Reut, of those very
desirable, neetpmeeted, briek.bnilt Premises, eligibly and
cononsandingly situated as above, contiguous to the back
entrance of the Marine Barracks, with good Stabling and
Skittle ground, sod the advantage of a Right of Passage-way
late St. Mary street, a very populous and respectable Neigh-
bourhood, which most more an extensive and lucrative
Besioesa, in every brooch, with proper attention.
May be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had on he
Premises; at the King's Arms, Kent•read; and of the Auc-
tioneer, 17i Cloak.lane,Queco•sisret) CheliP•idc,

of GEORGE THE
FOURTH, esataialog a fall assd authentic detail of the
Ceremonies observed at that august Soleinnity, together
will, the peeeessNege end Adjudications of the Court of
Claims, and of the -Privy Conseil, the Names of the
several Princes of the Owed Royal, Peers, Great Officers
of State, Members skate Majesty's Moat Honourable Privy
Council, Rail/hits of tha several Orders, and others who
attended nn this memorable occasion. The whole illus.
trnted with Capin of tie various Documents issued by the
several departaitettecostemied with the Ceremony, and with
superb Engravings of thip sorsa lis ; as also of the magnifirent
81,70 Robes worts by the revise, the/splendid dresses of the
"IMO Pvliit- of the Royal Hostaelsold,
Re.; together with tales, Rena Drawings taken by the Bret
Artists, of the interior of Westminster Abbey rod Hall, at
the most interesting periods of the Solemnity.
By Sir GEORGE NAYLER, •
elareneena King of Arms.
A more detailed Prorpertua is in prep iration, sail will
very shortly be ready for delivery upon application at the
principal Booksellers in London.
Heralds College, November tO, 1821.

AMES' WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE,
I flo 48, King street, Coeent•gardea. The utmost •ariety
is sonntactwred weld kept for SALE of PELISSE, HABIT,
MERINO, SAXON, RABBIT, SEAL-SKIN, and VI.
GONA CLOTHS in every colour, and those of the present
fashion in partlenlar, from ss. to 255. per yard, all two
yards wide. At this Warehouse nothing but Woollen Cloths
are sold, and consequently mach lower than cam possibly
he bought at any Silk Mercer., Linen Drapers, Haber.
dashers, dre. whir purchase them of the Woollen Drapers to
sell *pia.

tGIIT'S GAZETTE.

21,1821.
to Amer, that lelaeen paten*
United Kingdom, granting
Knight Grand Crops of the
of the Rath, and Admiral

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the -
Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchase, •ice Beam.
ish, who retires--Jalcd October 24, 1821.
2d Went India Regiment—Mr. Charles 1141Regn, who re.
signed as Captain in this Regiment, in 1811, without
purchase, when in • stare of mental demo bus
been reinstated in his rank, with • view to
placed upon balf.psy from 25th June, 1821.
111xsiontocia.
The appointment of Gentleman Cadet Alexander Moor.
head, from the Royal Military College, to be .ftetterol Lieu.
tenant in the 2•1 CeArn Regiment, us tab July Wm, has
not taken place.
The appointment of Cornet Leslie to be Linggenant is the
1111 b Light Dragoons, as stated in the Donwelle to the IM
iestant, has not taken piece.
The date of the excbssige of Lieutenant William White
Ili Ole 11th Light Dragoons, is 15th October, 1824, and
nth October 1821, as staled iu the Gout!, of the 17th
dale of the appointment of Ensign Robert Nayler to
the 14th Foot, is flit, November, 1820, and not 11th No-
vember, 1821, as stated in the Gazette of the 17th instant.

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Squi. Majiity's Fleet, the offices or
places of Vice-Admiral of the Unit. d Ktugilom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, and Lientenant of the Admiralty thereof,
sad also Lieutenant of the Navin anti Sean of the said
Haiti's' Kingdom, in the room of Admiral Sir William Young,
deremed.
Hi. Majesty has also here pleased to direct. that letter,
patent should pain the Great Seal, granting unto William
Earl of Korthesk, Knight Grand Cr... of the Moat Honour.
able Military Order of the Bath, and Admiral of the White
Squadron of hi. Majesty's noel, the offices or place* of
Rear• Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, and of the Adraimilty thereof, and also of Rear-
Admiral bf the Kmiec and Seas of the said United Kingdom,
in she room of Admiral Sir James Samson's.

PRICE. OF SUGAR.

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1.4 'Ai • 1111,400) • s • #‘
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PRICE 7d.

blwrltsamonaketurers, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms,
Bristol.
Debensber 15 W. Brown, late at Suitou-at Hone, limit,
aheep•deater, at ten, nt Guildhall, Loudon.
January 5 W. Bennett, of Lawrence Puma, ney.hill, London,
wholesale tea dealer, at twelve, litldhall.
Decembe► 15. T. Sedvrick, of Clement's-lane, Loudon,

chant, at *wrist., at Guildhall.
December 15. J. David, of Threadneedle-street, London,
merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
December 17. W. Sharples and J. Denlby. of Liverpool,
merchants, at our, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
December 15 J. Bourke, of Albetnarle•streev, PictMaly,
Middlesex, wine-merchant, at one, at GudeMania/1114011.
December 19. J. Matthews, of Coventry, ribbon•umuufae-
Meer, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry.
December 19. F. Jeffs, of Coventry, shopkeeper, at eleven ,
at the King's Head inn, Coventry.
December 15. 0. Owen, of New Dodd-street, Hanover-
sq•are, Middlesex. tailor, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
December IS. J. Petliorm, of Craubrook, Kral, draper, at
tea, at Guildhall. London.
CERTIFICATES.—Decir.saw 15.
a. Marsbasoo. late of LerseAnsay
W. R. Goodluck, of Leigh-street, Rnrton•eresetrot, Middle-
sex, arolter.—P. Hamelin; of Belmont:place, Vauxhall,
Surrey, plasterer.—T. Sackett,of Berniiiodsey.wall, St. Mary
Magdalen, Bermoudsr y, Surrey. sliipwright.—J. Lund and J.
Walsh, of Blackhuro, Lancaster. cotton-manufacturers.—
J. Brongh, lisle of Weston-spun-Teem, Stafford,
J. HO4OOll, of Bath, haberdasher.—J. Offer, of Rathoick,
Bath, slater.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Torsion ■nd R. Gurney, of Mitre-court, Fleet•atreet,
law-stationers, November 3, 1811.—J. blackfly and R. Mac-
kay, of Kirby-street, Haiton•garden, London, betikbinders,
November 21, 1821 —T. Rug and G. Parrot!, of Bucking-
ham, bankers, November 21, 1821.-0. Davenport and I'.
Cooper, late of Limebouar, Middlesex; cow-keeper.. Novem-
ber lb, 1821.-1. R. 111'Burnie, of London, ■nd A.
city, of Demerary, Septa tuber 29, 1•21.—T. 0. Springfield
and J. R. Stiff, of Horning Mills Company, November 20,
111121.—C. Lupton and T. lupinn, of St James's-place,
Cle►kenwell, working.goldsmiths, November 19, 1821.

The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, corn•
puted from the Returns made in the we, k endwg the 21st
day of November, 1821, is 29i. fld. per hundred weight. ex-
clusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon itri
t►e importation thereof into Great entails.

PRICES OF CORN.
Weekly Return of the Average Price of British Coro,
Winchester Meaner, as received from the Inspectors in
the respective Maritime Cities and Tuws* in England and
%Vales, frum which the Prices that govern importation
a►e calculated.—November 17, 1821.

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FOREIGN INTEI.LIQPVCA.
• FLANDERS MAIL.
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AUGSBURG, NOVEMBER 11.
The Asiatic corps, commanded by the Paella of
Broussa, which had marched from she cocoons of
Coutstantisantle, has enlisted on the banks of the
Danube; it is going to Moldavia.
Lord Strangiord, the English Ambassador, con.
filmes to have frequent conferences wills the Ms-
,ssistert of the Sulfa:6. Baron de Lutzue, the I,it-
perial listernuneio. sees the Reis Effendi less fre-
quently thou usual. The preparations fur war (In
;Mit abate. About the middle of October a consi-
derable train of artillery and ammunition was sent
from Topharta for the army stationed on the banks
of the Prot!).
On the other side, we learn, by the latest ar-
cOunts front Constantinople, that two corps of
Asiatic troops hal arrived in the environs of that
capital; the fisst con-isting of 2.5,005 t, the second Of
15,000 men. The Sultan de sip tog to restore otto t
discipline in the Turkish army, caused 1,000 A Our-
new of the corps of the liniments, who had bes ;s
guilty of all kinds of crimes and dreadful race...,.es,
to be put to death at tioehapst.
FRANKFORT. NOVEMBER 15.
A letter Grim Trieste, of the Ist of Novesist:tr,
contains what billows:—
" To-slay several we-earls coming from Zatdo,
Corfu, and Calamsta, have arrived in this port,
after very short voyages of nine or ten date, The
letters which they bring confirm the taking of Tri-
poli:4 by the Greeks. The etaptaiirs of these era-
eels have alto asserted that the Greek fleet has
attacked that of the Turks on the 16th of Octow
her, near the promontory of Navarino, and had
obtained considerable advantages over it. Some
of them say that twenty-one Tut kish !awls were
taken by the Greeks, end twelve burnt ; but these
reports need further cen6rmation, Iterative other
accounts give the victory •y) the Tut ka."—(Allge-
arias Zeilimg, November 12./
•UGSBURG, NOVEMBER M.
The Venetian Gazette, of the 3d Nov.inhee,
says—r" The Austrian Contain, Adam Morose,
who left Zente on the Ifttli October, brinks ass ac-
count of a battle near Prods's)°, between a Taskom
fleet and a division of the Greek flotilla: she latter
was defeated ; sccep of the vessels are stated to have
been ashore near Catrucnln, other. taken by the
Turks, and the riot ro have fled—(xligemeime Zei-
tong. November 10.)

TRIESTE, NOTEMEER o.
To-dav some more vieorlv hive arrived 1,-im
Corfu, ""1., lute, god the nvigh bou ring I.l:tods. Ac-
cording In the occ,.tttlts Inntrglit by them a division
of the Turkioh flret was allot ked ou the 16:11 or
1711, of October mar Cape Nuvarino, and entirely
defeated by the Greeks. The latter, by means
a tire ship, test tire to a 'Tris kith frigate. and track
twelve trenopo to, the remainder tied to the liartmnr
or Zatite, where the Turkish ship., In a bad VW:-
tilt ion, arid almost rl.srousterl, arrived sin the :!t.t
October. Immediately the people collected, Sit
endeavoured to prevent the Turks from esstering
the port, when they perceived at a distance the vie-
torious Greeks in full sail pursttiog the 'rink,.
But the English garrison was 'tut under artus, sod
saved their " good allies," as the English are used
to call the Turks. But iu doiug thi., an stitay

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PROSPECTUS OF THE LONDON WINE COMPANY, champagm
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tHRATIRK-ROYAL, DRURY-LA NR. go,. ~, 7 viem Foot, to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Hall, promoted
No. 141, Fleet-street, Soperior enthuse blO 7 sninpas —dated October 24, 1821.
PirrilS EVENING, MONDAY.. Nov. 26, To conseneace me THURSDAY N EXT, 29th NOVEMBER. neck . .„,4t... 76th ditto—Lieuteaant Augest•s Frederick Ellis, frost the D
4 to 8 igniting
11. his Majwity'sSeresals will perform (12th time) a aew
UPON the anwouceistesit of au Undertaking, Noodle , rim 60.. to 725. 9th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by perthase,; vice
Newical Comedy, in two acts, called et se ',dietary magnitude, the Proprietors frol -it Coles, promoted—dated as above. Ja
MAID OR WIFE? - proper ta sashimi to the eonsideration of the fwbbc the NI- BY COMMAND ENO lIND ER TIIC ESPECIAL 79th ditto—Lieutenant James Dudgeon Brows, Rpm his;f-
Or, THE DECEIVER DECEIVED. lowiag view of its objects sad arraagesaeutn.
. . SANCTION OF HlB MAJESTY. •pay id West India Regiment, to be Lieuteisiat, vice D
Tie 1„.1,".4,,A chamicenes by Mr. Elkton), Mr. Harley, The LONDON WINE COMPANY, after laving Deco- Speed/jig will be published, John Ford, who exchanges, receiving the diaireace—
dated November 15, 1821.
pled the greater part of the present year Its builipog and rIFIR. HISTORY of the CORONATION D
Mini Smithson, and SW Caritas&
Aft 044 Atiing.up appropriate Pressises, lake leave to aeseenee THE 84th ditto—Lieutenant Robert Vandeleur, from the 14th
11l of his .Most Reeved Mullett,
101 • imbe .. I ima ea' r.•••••=0....i... il.aia••••• ma eh. 90th i. 111.11•- ....-........ . . ... - . KING GEORGE . Light Draeoune. to be Captain. he purchase. vile Dean]. 1)
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BRITISH Fl R E-OFFICE, rather by the superior quality of that Stuck, thau by dis-
Loudon, 43d November. 11/21- pining of au inferior article ato low price, which at any
OTIC Eis herelic given, that a GENERAL price must be dear to the consumer. FRO.O SAI'I'URDOY NICE
COURT of PROPRIETORS will be holden at the Thus, while the Loudon Wine Company disclaim all at -
DSc* is the filmed. on WEDNESDAY, the ?Sib day of hastiest, heir object being to esieblialt as equitable mei- 171ileholl, November
il • Twehe o'Clock al Nowt, wbea g Mei- Inkestp,b/ secoriiik a fair *Mete for air Prilri64 6411 • fall , ifiolliajasigrbesi Wourptessed se el
stiletiriNfi be declare for the Half-year misting at Ritchie- 1 pitolk fur themselves, the PropriefOrs !hope to reduce thee should pass the Greet Beal of the Ue
ma last, system of imposture, which under she .sllerisg guise of
unto Sir 'MOM. Saumares, Bart. Kn
RICHARD BARNES, Secretary. cheapness, has been too lung prevakat; sod thus, to accent- Meet Honooralilc 51ilitary Order of
The Chair will be token at One o'Clock precisely. plish that with respect to Wwies which, they uuquestomalily of the While Squadron of big Itla•
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