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London, England, 1821-07-23

WINCHRStER

election eamanseaCted it
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hea:keterilli tabula, 'weals% the
a College. The Electors were received at the
College gatee soon after seven o'clock, sad addressed us ea
elegant Latin Oration by Mr. H. Fowl*.
Oa Wednesday the I speeches were recited at Ibe
College, in the preseace f sib Lord Bishop of Hereford;
the Rev. Dr. Gauntlet', Warden of New College ; the Rev.
C. Erie, and the Rev. Mr. Lipseombe, the Electors and a
large assemblage of visitors. The medals bad bees pre.
'lonely adjudged as under :
GOLD !debate.
Mr. Mackay, an original Laths Pram C,ensposition :
" Cfots bonus sea d publicis eonteroda loon secersett."
Mr. Sewell, son. •n original gnglish poem:—s' Liberty
restored to Greece by the Ronson Senate."
London, England, 1821-07-23

EGON D-II AIN D PIANO-FORTES and
PE DA L H A Rl', rood as new ; Cabinet Piano-Sow,
not to be equalled in lunch and tone, venal price GO ;minter,
fur 38 guineas; a Square Piano-forte, 25 guinea, ; Grand
Six Octave Piano-forte, coat 1001. foe 75 guineas; Pedal
Harp, late the property of a Lady, coat 76 guiueaa, for
45 goitre's. Also, dm much admired Oblique Piaao-furie,
equal to any of double it• price in tone and beauty. Ts be
seen only at Mr. Wailea's 13, Leieeater•place.
London, England, 1821-11-21

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.

COTTOW —The demand has been •cry inaetive since oar
last, and East India has io consequence been more freely
offered, and some Cotton of the last sale has been sold at
the sale prices. The sales of the week are, in bond, 2SO
bap Surat, eery ordiuiry to middling Scis to 714 i 200 Ben.

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London, England, 1821-11-21

ROYAL HUNT.

Last Friday being the day appointed for his Majesty's
stag hounds to boot, a tine deer was turned oust fur the day's
diversion by Salt bill, but just as the deer was turning out of
the cart, a tremendous heavy rain began to fall, and total-
slued without intremission for two hunrs, which entirely pat
an cad to the day's spurt. The rain that fell that day cause•'
the greatest land-flood thoft ever was known in the ueigh-
hour hood of WilkliNlN and noginore. 1 he water Came dowu
with such violence Sons Windsor Forest to t►e low grimed,.
that every ditch was completely full. The meadows were
covered for miles round, sod it sal distressing to seethe
people dri ring their cattle old of the inesdows to avoid their
bring lust, and pigs oat of their sties by men stn hurseliark.
l'he Long Walk im Windsor Park was under water, also Sloe'.
street and other parts of she town ur Windsor. The Hop►
Inn, between Windror and Frogmore, had four feet water
in It, which drove the inhabitants sole the upper Stows, and
the only method they bad of obtaining food was thrungh the
one pair of states window. The lower part of the bowies
near that spot were also under water. There was au poisi-
bility of passing on She read at Frugnsure. A greet portion
of the gardens attacl.rd to the NI UCC*II Augusta's modems +,
was under wafer. It is the veiniest flood recollected by the
oldest inhabitant there.
London, England, 1821-11-21

THE BRITI S II PRES S.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY. NovsmaEL 21, 1821.

It begins, we find, to be tardily confessed in soma
of the Pipers of the south of Ireland, that the ac-
counts published of alleged acts of violence cm-
muted in that part of the kingdom have been in
many instances exaggerated. The public credulity
has been abused either by persons who had some
sinister interests to pursue, or by others who, without
being actuated by motives morally reprehensible,
could not resist the infatuation of telling something
whiff) mi ght excite • feeling of general anxiety.
The narrators of great or singular events seem, fur
the moment, to acquire amidst their circles an ion.
portance, second wily to that which they assign to
the heroes of their tales, and hence arises too fre-
quently that disposition to strain and exaggerate
circumstances which the lenity of society familiarly
reproves by the ludicrous designation of " drawing
a long bow." Our private sources of information
respecting the real state of affairs in the county of
Limerick, prevented its from reposing an easy be-
' lief in the assertions repeated in the public print.,
respecting the gloat force and numbers of the dis-
hither% We were well assured that the banditti
were as inconsiderable in numbers as they were in
reputation and character; and from this circum-
stance, connected with some others to which we
have more than once referred, we thew the conclu-
sion that the state of the country was one which
required rather the interference of an active
body of policemen, directed by intelligent sod eat.
terprising magistrates, than the presence of a large
artny, provided as if oa active service with a testa
of artillery, • commissariat establishment, and

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London, England, 1821-08-04

WINES, exclusive of duty, 7s. 7d. per gallon.
Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to W.
New, dittu
Lislxio, per pipe
Muttries, per pips of 110 pilaw (East India) 451. to 7W.
S►erry, per bolt
London, England, 1821-08-04

K NUTSFORD RACES.

TUESDAY, JULY 31.
Tbe Produce stakes.

IMP

Sir T. Mostyn's Princess Royal, by CUM!
Lord Grossemor's Sitter■

Gold Cup.
Sir T. Stanley's Tarragon, by Haphazard, 5 yrs old 1
Mr. Mytton's Anti-Radicsl, 5 yrs old
Lord Stsinford's Quicksilver, 4 yrs old 3
Lord Grosvenor's Bombasitte, 4 yrs old •• •
The Plate was won by Mr. Clifton's Thornton, by Coons,
3 yrs old.
London, England, 1821-08-04

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and to temove the Jonnaks, who site skirls 'disposed I
'to mutiny."
The same Paper. (Ahotriirs oftreivitr,44
contains the following • from Miklabia and Wal-
lachia :
On the 4th of July, lOWirds esvening. the Xiaja
Bey of Ffsdschi, Ahmed *Paths, at the bead of six
or 7,00011)c°, made his entry into Bucharest. This
commander sineerety exerts himself lb make Ins
'troops observe the best possible discipline. Every
murder, every met Of 'pUlsge, is punished.by him
with death. The lecclunts wind' ate ►eceived from
the more remote open country, are unhappity not!
so satisfactory on this head. Licentious bands and
scattered parties commit the most criminal ex-
cesses. Argisch was occupied by a body of Turks
'under Deli Bsachi Michali, who is under the-cot/I-
I mend of the Caniwar Sawa. Sawa himself, with
his corps, consisting partly of Turks, and partly of
Albanese, is ordered in pursuit of the insurgent
chiefs, Jordaki and Farmakiothoosith some hundred
horse, appeared disposed to escape to Moldavia by
the steepest mountains. To the numerous evils
which have afflicted Wallachia since February, may
be added a dreadful storm, which took place on the
sth instant, accompanied with hail of the size of a
Spanish walnut. The damage done is incalculable.
AUGSBURO, JULY 23.
(Fromihe Allgemeine Zeituag.)
Odessa, July 3.
We hear that the Porte (it is said by the advice
of England) has caused a memorial, complaining of
Baron Strogonoff, to be presented to the Russian
Court. The answer is not yet known, but some
persons believe that Baron Strogonotf will be re-
called, and that peace will thus be preserved. The
Counsellor of State, Mitschaki, had arrived at Con-
stantinople from St. Petersburg)). The massacres of
the Christians at Smyrna, by Asiatics, continued
from the 16th to the 2lst June. TheVice-Goverwor,
who wished them to spare the Franks, is said to have
been killed by the Turks. All the Consuls took
refuge on baud English ships, but many Greeks
and Franks have been killed.

IROW TRETURNISH FRONTIERS, JULY 9.

Letters from Bucharest, of the 2d instant, speak
only of cruelties committed by the Turk.. Men
and women were carried into slavery. and in some
villages the Talks hung young children to the
trees by the fret and cut their throa,t, after inflict•
ing on them protracted lortures.

Letters from Salonichi, of the 151 h, have been
received by way of Constantinople, but bring no
news of what is passing. As the Jews read all the
letters sent by the Greeks, and translate them to
the Turks, the Greeks do not venture to write any
thing particular. We can therefore expect no
news except from logitives.—( frankfort Papers,
July 28.)
London, England, 1821-08-04

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, RUIPAIN 3.

There was* lewd supply at osarket this osuristok, and
prime beasts obtained Monday's prices its the early part of
the day, hut the inferior rynalitics coal/ scarce be sold at any
price. The prices of Hay, Straw, and Clover, remain ■t
oar last quotation.

H A 11.11 A R K RT.
Ray ... 3l. 101. thl. to 41.10.. ed.
Cloys, 4l. 0.. Od. to 5/. 51. Od.
Straw IL Oa- WI. to It 16s Od.
London, England, 1821-08-04

MARIErs.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3.
The unsettled state of the weather caused a brisk demand
for Wheat on IVednesday, particularly towards the clime of
that day's market, and having had no fresh arrivals, the
supply this morning was very small, which found buyers
on full as good terms as on Monday. Oat• are Is. per
gamier cheaper, the arrivals being very considerable from
the Lincolnshire and Yorkshire ports. In Barley, Beans,
and Pease, there is ISO alteration.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat, Kent k &ILEX 34s 64s Grey Pease .28. 3ls
-Suffolk 34s 82s Small Boasts 306 334
--atiorfulk .....42. 566 Tick ditto 24s 286
----ikneeiest 504 60s Oat., Potato 23s 274
Bye a 26s 283 Poland Oats 2i6 26s
Barley 246 28s Feed Oats
Malt 504 56s Flour, per sack 45s 50.
_ _

White Pease 3O. 36.
Boilers 40.44.

Rape Seed, per last. „S 4/ 361
London, England, 1821-11-26

PIOZZFS ANECDOTES OF JOHNSON.
This day nre pahtirhed, edeosally' printed in post Syn. hot.
pressed, price 7s. boards, a New Edition of
ANECDOTES of SAMUEL JOHNSON,
LLD. demi* the last Twenty Years olhis Life.
By HESTHER LYNCH PIOZZI.
Printed for T. and J. Allman, Ptifiecersireei, Haw
square.
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• PARR; 'PAPERS.
Pasts, Novi:mica VI.
Yesterday the King presided at a Council of
Ministers. After the Courted his Majesty trans-
acted business with the President.
The young Prince Ypsilanti, who arrived some
days since in Paris to pursue his studies, has been
admitted into the institution of M. Gast., with his
Governor and two other young Greeks.
PUNCH FUNDS.
On the 10th—Five per Cent. Consols, 119 fr. 95 e. ; Bask
Stock, 1,595 fr.
Oa the 28th—Five per Cent. Consols, 89 fr. 95 e.; Bask
Stock, 1,595 fr.
Oa the tlst—Five per Cent. Consols, 89 fr. 95 e.; Rank
Stock, 1,595 fr.
MADRID, NOMMEN 8.
Their Majesties remain at the Escurial. It is not
to be expected that the King will return to Madrid
until the Government has token some decisive step
to pat a stop to the clanioars of licentiousness. The
revolutionists put forward their accusations against
the Adnrini.tration publicly ; and the subject of all
their declamation is Riego, always Riego, the at.
tacks made upon liberty and the people in the per-
son of Riego—the password of all traders of Parties
in the streets or in the coffee.houses, is justice, that
is, triumph for Riego, vengeance and death to
Elio sod Abuelo, punishment of all conspirators,
the opening of the clubs, and dui 6181114•0 of Mi'
•••
nisters.
FRANKFORT., WUNDER 17.
. Prince Metternich left here dint •for Vienna.
it is thought he remained here several days with
view to have conferences with Count Lieven, the
Russian Ambassador to London, who has set out
for England. Oa the last day of his stay at
Frankfurt, three couriers arrived to M. de Metter-
nich, one of whom returned immediately to Vientraa
another proceeded au his route to London, and the
.third to Paris.
TUE iiarrtati. PRE S S.
....... . .
London, England, 1821-11-26

DREADFUL SUICIDE.

A melancholy circumstance took place at the Greyhound
Inn, Newmarket, last week. Two youug gentlemen, E. M.,
Esq. mid his brother, arrived at the abase house from Cam-
bridge, and spent the day there. Between seven and eight
o'clock in the evening they prepared to return; the waiter
brought iu their box-costa, when the younger gentleman de-
sired him to be careful bow he handled them, as they con-
tained loaded pistols. The man put the coats down and re-
tired, wiser, the gentleman who had giren the caution took
the pistols from the pockets of the coats and laid them 1,41
the table. Mr. 111. then requested him brother to see if the
gig was ready, he bad scarcely retired fur the purpose when
he was alarmed by the report of fire-arms. He instantly rata '
back, and on entering the room found his unfortunate bro-
ther stretched on the floor, a corpse!
On examining the body it was found that the hall had en-
tered the cheek, mud passed into the head. Both candles
were extinguished. An Inquest has been held on the body,
and a WI rf el of Iwseaitg was returned.
The uuforiunate geutleman appeared about twenty_lwo
years of age, was highly respected, anJ allied to a family of
the first respectability and property. The cause of the me-
lancholy catastrophe is said to have been a love affair.
London, England, 1821-11-26

Puerta de Sol, and blunt the Universel opposite to
the office of that Paper. We cannot but notice
this violation of the Jibetty of the press, which, if
it continues, may cause Serious evils • •
The Universe/ may be the impertinent apologist of
an odious ministry which is leading us to ruin, but
to say that that Jou►nal is servile, and to compare
its doctrines to those of the Impartial, and the Cen-
sor. appeitts ,to us the moss atrocious injury.—
(Madrid Papers, illoassaber 12./
London, England, 1821-11-26

nig KING V. R. BLACOW, N.A.

Mr. DENN•N i.rayrd the judginentof the Court
ow tins Defendant, but owing to the haleness of the
hour, bring near four o'clock, the case stood over
until Moudsy. _
London, England, 1821-11-26

911 LITARY PROMOTIONS.

IVar-Qffiee, November 23, 1821.
3d Regiment of DTAgOOII Guardo—Gentleinan Cadet Wash-
ington Hibbert, from the Royal Military College, to be
Cornet, by purehave, vice Abercromby, promoted—dated
November 15, 1821.
lit Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant John Cranston Green
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Huakinx, who retires—
dated °club, r '24,1821.
Cornet James Keating to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Green—Jated as above.
4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Calash' Richard Rich
Wilford Brett, front haltpay of the 18th Light Dray,oony,
to be Captain, vice Minolta Alpe, who exchanges, receiv.
lug the difference—dated Novemher 15, 1821.
9th ditto—Captain Charles Henry &interact, front the half-
pay of the 7th Dragoon Go•rds, to be Captain, vice John
B. Ker, who exchange., receiving the difference—dated as
above.
10th ditto—Euaign Francis Godolphin D'Arcey, Marquis of
Carmarthen, from the 69th Foot, to he Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Otway, promoted—dated October 24, 1821.
Lord Francis Levinson Gower to he Cornet, by purchase, vice
Viscount Beauchamp, promoted—dated as above.
12th ditto—Cornet Hunourabla George Hervey, from the
19th Light Dragoons, to be Lienteuatit, by purchase, vice
Slade, promoted iu the 2d Ceylon Regiment—dated as
above.
19th ditto—Captain Sir John Rowland Eusisee to he Major,
by porchatte, vice Moultrie, who tires—dated November
9, 1821.
Lieutenant George Duff to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Eust ace—dated an above.
Cornet George Johnstone to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Duff—dated as above.
3J Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet William Harris,
from the Royal Military College, so be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Hill—dated October 24, 1821.
12th ditto—Captain Joitit William Henderson, front the half-
, pay of the 6111 Garrison Battalion, to be Captain, vice John
Campbell, who exchanges, receiving the differeuce—dated
November I, 1821.
{Valiant Fothergill, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice'
Pound's), promoted in the 55th Foot—datcd November
15, 1821.
21st ditto—Second Lieutenant George Dear to he First
Lieutenant, by purchase, viee Bridgeman, pi omitted in the
28th Font—dated October 24, 1821.
Howe Cuurtenay Daniel, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice De/ire—dated November 15,1821.
2911, ditto—Samuel Brandram Ruilrau, Gent. to he Ensign,
by purchase, vice Sitwell, rimmed—dated October 4,
1821.

35th ditto—Surgeon William Munro, from half pay Bth West
India Reginwnt, to be Surgeon, vice Ralph Eduu, who
exchanges—dated November 25, 1821.
38th ditto—Lieutenant John James Snodgraw, from the 54d
Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice Mathew, who
resigns the adjutautey only—dated October 18, 1821.
43d ditto—Arthur Capel, Gent. iq be Ensign by parchase,
vice Hay appointed to the Coldstream Foot Guards--
visaed November 8, 1821.
bllh tlitsO—Eosign Joshua Julio Pouodeo, from the 12th
London, England, 1821-08-03

NEW Til ATR le-ROYA L, HAYMARKET.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, August 3,
will be acted the Burlesque Entertaiament of
TOM THUMB.
In Arthur. Mr. J. Russell ; Lord Grizzle, Mr. Tayleure;
Tom Thumb, Miss G. Carr. Queen Thillatolla, Mrs. Jonas.
After which • Comedy, called
RULE A WIFE ANI) HAVE A WIFE.
The Duke of Medina, Mr. Faulkeer; Juan, Mr. Baker;
the Copper Septa* Mr. Decamp; Alonzo, Mr. Payne;
Leen, Mr. Conway; Cicalae, Mr. Younger. Margaritta,
Miss Boyce; Isabel, Mrs. Kendall; Ake., Miss Saida; Esti.
Inglis, Mr.. Johnson.
To conclude wish the Musical Entertainmealt of
NO SONG NO SUPPER.
Crop, Mr. Tayleure; Frederick, Mr. Payne; Endlees,
Decamp; Robin, Mr. J. Rouen. Dorothy, Mrs. Julies;
Lonisa. Mrs. Garrick; Margaretta, Miss Grew; Nelly, Mrs.
T.yleu►e.
Buses, 3..—First Gallery, 55...-Stusd Gal.
key. Is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken a Mr. Maminglians, at
the Theatre.
To niurrow, Seeing is Believing—after which (first time),
new Comedy, called Rise sad Fall, in which Mr. Jones, of
the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, will make his first ap-
pearance this season—sail The Agreeable Surprise.

THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND.
THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. Augu►t 3.
will be performed (51b time) a Musical Drams, is
three acts, called
THE WITCH OF DERNCLEUGII,
Bring a new Dramatic Version of Goy Monuering.
Colonel Guy Mannerist, Mr. Rowhothant ; Henry Ber-
tram, Mr. Putman; Charles Hazelwood, Mr. Broadhurst;
Justice Glw•iu, Mr. W. Bennett; Donaistie Sampson, Mr.
Wilkinson; Dsndie Dinmoist, Mr. Salter; I) sk Hattersick,
Mr. T. P. Cooke. Miss Julia Manuering, Miss Cas ; Flora,
Miss Hoidaway; Meg Merrilies (she Witch of Derucleugh),
Aldo Kelly.
After which the Musical Farce of
Ara LK FOR A WAGER; Or, A BAILIFF'S BET.
Merringtos, Mr. Rowbotham; Mittuass•, Mr. Minion;
Diti I...Arias* Mr. H•rlry; Hooke, %Volker, Mr. Wilkin-
sots ; Kuehl)+, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Emma, Muss I„Sterrusos;
Mrs. Kildesry, Mrs. Grove.
The Illuminsied Shrubbery will be opened at Eight
&Clock for tire admission of the Second Price, which coos.
minces at Nine'
Doors open at H+lf•past Six, the Performance to begin at
Tu-morrow, The Witch of Derneleegh, with Two Prate.
London, England, 1821-08-03

FIRE AT APTHORPE HALL, NEAR
BRACKNELL.

This snag little seat was reduced to a skeleton on Tuesday
by Are, and nothing bat the walls are 'leaden. It broke
out in the laundry, *here this servants had insantionely left
a horse full of linen to dry. Such was this rapidity of the
Rases that not a vestige of furniture was monk the inmates
scarcely hariag time to escape. Attached to the building
wet* stables and a coach.hosme, which were also destroyed.
Mn. Adamson, the present occupier of the house, was in
Logsdon when the Ale happened.

Another fire happened yesterday swain early, at the
house of Mr. Beaingborougk, Talbut.pllace, Repoes Park,
which destroyed the iaterior. It war oceatiorsed by mate
bed-curtains being accidentally set fire to.

PRICE OF

Bank Stock 23011 2301
3 per Ci. Ned.... 71
3 per Ct. Cons 7411 i
31 per Cent. B7
4 per rents 93 94
India 80nd...58 5 38

CS YESTERDAY.
5 per Ct. N. Aim...107i
108
Bank t. An. 191 5-16
Es. Bills, 4..5 3 6 4 pr.
Coin. for Ace. 74111 75

MEETINGS UP' CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL

M. R.

W. Nevoid, LeadenlialLstreel, borm-dealer 3 10
W. ll'hitesinith, Old Fish street, grocer 3 II
P. Jordan, Whitechapel, druggist......
W. M•Neill, Cliarles.street, coachmaker
T. Farley, late of Ratcliffe Highway, hams-draper 3 10
P. Teruold, jou. City Gardea.roir, tailor....
G. B. Whalley, Bssinghall-strem, wolleit.drepor 3 11
H. A'Desn, Hertford, shoemaker
C. Niblett, Guildford, mosey scrivener
J. Gray, Bishopspte-street, Within, silversmith.... 2 10
W. G. and E. M'M alien, Hertford, grocers... ..... . 2 11
H. Pilkiagtoo, Mile Bad-road, baker 2 10
E. Sheppard. GroevernorAtreet, wine-merchant
J. Gilbert, late of Maidstone, rope-maker 2 10
J. lAwrance, Pimlico, wine.raerchant . 2 10
M. Dauby, late of Lecaostreet, master-maritter 1 10
J. Haggart, late of Poplar, victualler 1 10
G. Lowrance, Stratford, silk-manufacturer . 1 10
J. Houle, late of Beech street, button and trimming
seller 1 It
W. Roddy, Hillingdon. farmer 2 10
P. Atkinson, Rathboue-place, haberdasher .. 1 10
H. W. Smith, lsliegton, tea dealer 1 12
J. Clown's'', Shoreditch, carpenter
J. Lee, Noble-street, jeweller 1 11
J. Nutmau, late of West Drayton, vintner 1 10

DIVIDENDS.
J. Curtis, late of Fording-bridge, draper lO
J. Fildes, Lamb's Coaduit•otreet, upholsterer ......
J. Newton, Lamb's Conduit street, watch-amber l2
A. Morton, Lower Thames.aireet, fish-factor lO
T. Town, raiding, miller ll
J. Wilson, Macclesfield, bookseller
T. Lynn, Cornhill, late Master of the ship Albinia,
merchant
A. Kelly, Pall-mall, jeweller
T. Motley, Strand, patent letter.aaaufacturer
London, England, 1821-08-03

(ere. is.; SUOMI Prices, lid.
Tmosoriew, the Opera of lahla au Tarim A. 4:
ruirATRR-ROYAL, COVRIPTAARDSPI.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Almost 9,
lint be acted Ximbstreare's Historical ?lay of
KING HENRY ,TH F. FOURTH,
PART THE SECOND.
Bing Henry, Mr. Egerton; Prirsee of Willies, Mr. C.
Eernble: Prince John, Mr. Abbott; Chief healer, Mr. Cres-
well; Westmoreland, Mr. Coarser; Sir holm Falaiaff, Mr.
Fawcett ; Shallow, 31r. W. Fturea ; Meow, Mr. &meg; Pis.
tot, Mr. Blanchard. Mos. Quickly, Mrs. Darreoport.
In which will be introduced four additional Scenes, ohs-
plsyisig the GRAND CORONATION.
Scene 1. The Platform leading to the Abbey —Scene H.
Abhey.—Scene 111. The Cloisters of the Abbey.
—Scene IV. The Greed Banquet, prepared is Westminster
Hall, which is decorated with the different Arms of Englsud.
• After whirls the Farce of
THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES.
Boxes 7s. • Second Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6.1.; Second
Price, is.--Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal-
lery. Is.: Second Priee, dd.
To-morrow, King Henry IV. Part 11. with the Comes-
tinn—and The Poor Soldier.
London, England, 1821-08-03

SADLER'S WELLS.
r IS EVENING. FRWY, August 3,
ri A
and TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, August 4, will
be preseisied„
THE HEART OP MID.LOTHIAN.

Motive Wildfire, Mt,. Eiterimt.
Afte► which the &vomit'. Burletta of
FUN IN A VILLAGE.

To conclude with a new grand IMelu•drama, called

THE CHIEFTAIN'S OATH;
OR, THIS RIVAL CLANS.

Gleaall, Mr. Phillips ; Maclean, Mr. Campbell. Matilda,
Wow E. Scutt.
The la►t Se►ae will represent the burden of a spariouv
lake of Real Water, and the destructioa of Madames Camp
by firs.
The Doors will 14 opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Per.
C protancer costammee a Quarter before Seveu —Boxes, 4s.—
Pit, 24.—Gallery,
Places for the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Stark, at the
Theatre, from Ten till Four ; and at Mr. Cbapplea, Royal
Library, ran mall.

HEIFSSENCE of PEARL nod PEARL
DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet,
Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by long ex-
perience to !pearly excel, both in elegance and efficacy,
. eery other preparation fur the Teeth and Gums; they ef-
(tonally preserve the Teeth iii a sound state even to old age,
metier them white and beautiful without impairing the
enamel. fastru such as are louse' and keep such as are de-
cayed from becoming worse. They likewise render the
howls delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly
sure the Scurvy is the Gums, and make them grow firm and
close to the Tech.—The Essence is particularly recom-
mended to Parents and Persons who have the care of
Ohlitlrell as the greatest preservative of young and tender
Teeth. Nose are genuine but what have the words,
" J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved
the
LStaF.lrmp. Price its. Ad. each.
s TRUE ESSENTIA SALT of LEMONS,
laktilt look Spots and Steins nut of lace =red Linen. The
SceStae Si sigard " W. Rsyler tin the Boa and Wrapper.
'O Sit SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of
ilk sluff. Woollen Cloth, doe. price la. each.
VLRITABLE POM MADE DIVINE, price 3ie. 6.1. the
Alas.
". Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley sod Blew, Per-
tutetr- ,Corkspur-street, Loudon.
London, England, 1821-08-03

ROBBERY AT LORD BASSWOOD'S.

Wednesday, &trig Lord Harewood's temporary absence
from the ilrewieg.room, some cue entered the apartment
'seder the most 'mysterious circusastaiscas and forced open a
bureau, out of which was stolen s pocket.book, eoutaintot
some notes and other articles. reformation of the robbery
was immediately given at Marlboroegb-street office,
and an officer was forwarded to his Lordship's house,
where he carefully searched the whole of the servants,
who strongly denied all knowledge of the affair. From
various circumstances, the officer suspecting a young masa
of highly respectable connexiomo, who bed some braises. in
the house, instantly proceeded to search his person, aM
caused him, in the pursuit of his object, to strip of dm
whole of his clothes, when a pair of stockings belonging to •
member of his Lordship's family were found. On proceed-
ing to as upper apartment, eiseie the young man's coat was
banging, on marching his pockets, a pair of hie Lordship's
gloves were found, which cuovieeed the Geer be knew more
of the robbery, as these gloves had been taken from the bu-
reau. The yoewg mao whimpered and at length confessed
the robbery. He ass taken to the Office, and his Lordship
attended, but is consideration attic reepeciabilityof his con.
nekiona and his extreme comities, a prosecution was very
humanely avoided by his Lordship, who caused him to be
reprimanded severely a■d sent isto the cam■try to his friends.
London, England, 1821-08-03

NUMBER 5823.

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
IS EVENING, FRIDAY, August 3,
j his Majesty's Servants will perform the Mel o aroma of
ELLA ROSENBERG.
Rosenberg, Mr. Cooper; Ella Romabers, Mies Smithson.
After which
THE CORONATION.
The Proce.dois commences tram Wemminster filell.
The Second Scene, the Interior of the Abbey.—The Third,
and Introductory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will introduce
n new Comic Song; entitled, The King and the Coronation,
Old England and the People."—The Fourth Same, the Hall,
in the course of which the Grand Enter of the Champion.
To conclude with (19th time) a new Farce, called
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM;
Or, A GHOST IN SPITE OP Hl SELF.
The principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Gaelic, Bar-
nard, Smith, Knight, Mrs. Omer, and Miss Simithuon.
Boxes, 7s ; &COMA Price, 3s. 641.—Pit, 3s. 641.; Second
Price, 9s.....GaPery, Is. • Second Price, IL—upper 9•1.
lc; Price, 6d.
Opera of Trobasiorapim. ‘1:
London, England, 1821-11-10

_ . S.

AttibsYt PROM frill kitPiolizota as,
GIINPOWDRR.
Weilerlay sooreingt glebe baleplat Ise tielock. the el.
shoot alarm sod eaafu•i•• pesteileol aearenget the i•hsbilaals
of Bromley, Iluddleers, le bee•eptenew of • violent explueiee
of gunpowder taking place, she shock of which was so he-
iteudoes, shot obey persons were Shavers from thel► beds
lbe triode.* of &MOM homes wen completely dentelielmodi
and ether considerable damage dose. It •ppearr, that a
young elan named Leaftley, who Heed footman is Ike family
of !•hbu Hettgart, Vag. is the tillage. had receired orders frt
his wurseer the preceding right, b rise truly the fblloniag
woornieg. RP be should went 'be ,atria fa I. 'radium' by sit.
Velvets' ire and sin the footman rose sad went ilea the
kitchen for the purpose of striking a light, but en laekii,4
into the tinderbox. be discovered there were wo
Its order to oblate a light, he took from • ti• calmest,',
smell pantos of guepowder, aged placed it on a sun of
paper so the table. together *ids some Coda, aad thed
week the steel With the Mot, the !sager ignitag, aad
spark by sow accident coistieultieeting to Cie esenieler
which stood sear big, dot eantenta lastaatly exploded.
The enforteeedo gnu was throes a coesiderabk d,staar.;
horn Ws eyes were nearly burnt out of his had, the throb
a. lie right head wee blows ellf, and his lelt arm and lead
erne so dreadfully lacerated, that it WU feared supetatiee
most hike passe. The table an which tke aaariatsy stood,
together with other furniture was broker to piece". The
roiling was shattered considerably. and the drawieg-toss
dour over bead was raised two inches; every doer is the
bourn was forced opts, mud 'warty all the wisdowt were
dished Ia pies... The asterisms+, footman wee immediate.
ly conveyed to the Leedom Hospital, where hi sow lies a
pitiable object, sod mot expected to lit*
London, England, 1821-11-10

°ODIN v. THS GISMO! OF NORWICH.

The 1:0an CuatscELLon‘oo4 a 104 review of •
this calif.. The question is,, whether the Plaiatiff
or the Right Reverend Defendant has the tight
the preseutatiou of an ecclesiastical living. The.,.
point twits on the coustructiou of the *lll of the.
late Mr. Thellosou (which it will be recollected has
already undergone so much legal discussion)., His
Lo-dshup reserved his judgment until to-siorrow ,
(this day). . • ,
London, England, 1821-02-03

•
ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
131titSONS assured for the whole term of Life
E. will have an addition made to their Policies every
aeriewth year, an the principle so deoeiciallY practised WI
Weft at the Equitable Assure** °Mee; or ibe.asatint
thereof may be applied in reduction of the Moro pspetente
of Premiums.
Polities asa7 else be effected fur the whole terns of Life
se a plan peculiar to this °dice, whereby the Premium& 1$
payable./6r plod sausbor peers Oily.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Polities for 300 f. and upwards will be 'stifled midst the
eyeless of Assurance practised by this OlRce, to participate
in t►e surplus Premiums every fifth yeal-, pruvldett au claim
has bees made dm loss.
Pespneals fully esplastatdry of the Priseiples and Rates
of tits Corer/ay, may be had at the peiseipal Office is
Cheepolie, Loggias. and of the several Agpais In the Country.
HENRY DESBOROVIthif, loo—flotretory.
`1114011411114*"*" Jeststary rt, NIL
iro siectrone, BANKERS. AND OTHERS. IN THE
COUNTRY.
• ashes who are willing to act ns Ap►ate for the
sillieb.deetwance Company are requested is address their ap-
glineire to the Secretary at the °Mee la Chespside, accom-
panied with a referrer* to Permits is 141106111.

SIVEWRIGHT'S
Novel and advantageous Mode of Adventure! ! !
Jand J. SIVEWRIGHT, ever anxious to
• please a goitrous Public, have adopted es entire
new mode of adventure, by which the Public are not only
sure of 111,0001. Cossets iu THREE PRIZES of 2,000 f.
each for Notbisg! bat have the chance of whatever Capital
and other Prizes may be drawn on Valentises Day, 14th
Next Mouth (February), far a very trifling risk, viz.
EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS FOR A WHOLE TICKET,
Elvers Shillings fur a Half Four Shillings fur an Eighth
I
Seven Shilliugs for • Quarter Two Shillings for •Sixteesth.
As every Ticket, drawn or undrawu, ere a small Prize, and
every Blank, will receive back
Twenty Three Pounds Money lee a Whole Ticket,
SI2 4 0 fora Half S 3 I I fur an Eighth
0 fur a Quarter I 1 11 0 for a Sixteenth,
Provided they are returned to Ike Office at whirls they were
purchased on or before Friday, the 23d of February.
The Scheme is immensely rich, as it contains, in Gnosis
and Money,
SIX PRIZES of .111,000!
THREE PRIZES of £2,000!
And ermines other Capitals; sod at least Three Prises of
2,0001. must be drawn on the next Day, and they must be
determined in the drat Five Minutes, and whirls Ilse Put,
(Angers before 141 k February must, S. es certainly, obtain
fur wording, as explained iu the Schemes (which are to be
had yetis) of J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT (Contractors),
37, Calishill; 11, Holborn; and 30, Hsymarket ; sod by
all their Ages*, in the Country. who have on sale Tickets
and Shares is great variety t.t Numbers, and which they
hope will be as fortunate as in one Lottery in the late Con-
tract, when they sold ALL the 20,nnor. PRIZES in Shares!!!
••• J. noel .1. SIVEWRIGH V, as Contractors, beg to in-
form the Public else same advantages are to be obtained at
every Office.
London, England, 1821-11-28

Mani.laws. Mr. Chapman ; Eilasood, Mrs. Cliatterley ; Bo-
&Ink, Mr. Connor; Obertu, Mr. Fawcett; Marow, Mr. Hur-
',bow ; /Cal*, Mr. Farley. Blvina, Miss Foote.
Places for the Bones to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Bus-office, Hart-suree‘froni Te• till Four.
A Private Box may be had fur the sesson, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box•O16ce.
Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s.Sd.—Pit, 3s. Sd. ; Seethed
Price, Se.--Gallery, 25.; Second Price, Is.—Uppe►
1..; Second Price, 641.
To-morrnw, Shakspeare's Play of The Two Geatlesora of
Versos, with The Lyisit Valet.
01 Saturday a new Eatertaiament, called The Two Pages
of Frederick the Great,
London, England, 1821-11-28

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.

Finii.--.4.4usiderabie goaulities are dill to mar.
km, which are more than equirsleut to she demand, though
it has iocreased. A large public sale of Turkey Fruit of
good quality was brought forward yesterday, and went at
very IM rates—(fke particulars will be found under the
Mad Public Sales.)
BALTIC PRODUCE.
Tat.t.our.—There has been an extenaive demand, but
chiefly speculative, and the prices are rather higher since
oar last.
London, England, 1821-06-02

EASHIONABLE PA !IT! ES.

The Duke of Devonshire gave another splendid rout on
Thursday evening at Devonshire Howse. The company
present exceeded 490 persons iaf the first rank sod fashion,
among whom were his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
Prince Leopold, Prince Lishoinersky, the Duke and Duchess
De Friss, Prince and Princess Este. hazy, Count and Coun-
tess Lieven, the Duke of Grafton sad the Ladies Fitzroy,
the Duchesses of Rutland. Marlhoionthr and Richmond ; the
Marquis anal Marchioness of Lansdowts, the Marchioness
Cholmundeley, the Marquis and Marchioness of Camden
and the Ladies Pratt, Count and Countess St. Antonio,
the MainMouess and the Ladies Cornwallis, the Marchioness
of Londonderry, the Mirehinness of Salisbury, the Earl and
Countess and the Ladies Grey, the Earl stud Conning of
Clare, the Countess of Harrowby soil Lady Mary Ryder,
Earl and Countess Cowper, the Earl and Counte•• of Eustrari,
the Earl of Roselyn, the Countess of Jersey Lady G. Wel-
lesley, the Ladies Lennox, the Earl and Countess of Ux-
bridge, the Ladies Paget, Loud Loughborough, Lord and
Lady Morpeth, Viscount and Viscountess Granville, Lord
and Lxiiy Dungannon, Mrs. Vitzherberr, Miss Seymour, &c.
The Earl and Countess of Darnley eirterisitted Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Vatanan Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hope, and a dis-
tinguished patty at dinner yesterday, at their house in Ber-
keley-mit/are.

The Earl and C teas of Aberdeen entertained the Mar-
quis sod Marchioness of Lanailawn and • large party of dis-
tinguished personages yesterday rtt Argyll House.
The Marrhioness of Chulinondeley has issued cards of
in►itation for • ■plendid rout on the 11th instant, at Clio'.
mondeley House, Piccadilly.
The Countess of Harrnoby has issued cards of in►itation
fur • rout on the 10th init. at her bowie in Gros .....
Countess Browntow has issued cards of invitation for a
rout on the 2511. instant, at her house in Ca►endish-square.
The Earl and Counteas of De. by ha►e issued cants for an
entertainment on the 14th instant, at their house in Gross.-
our-square.
London, England, 1821-06-02

rtry i Trim are vir;led Inch r;dieule 311 (hat inoplieJ is
obiervntion of his Hon. Frond.

M.% RICARDO explaDord, that be blended no ridicule,
but was vrry much ill earnest.

Mr. SCA R LETT thought that the printlple ought equally
apply Ulan animals of whatever slate of dimensions, whether
they suffered unnecessary cruelty from the sports of the field,
the pleasures of the table, or any other enlist. The rosin ohjec.
lion to the Rill wan, obit it interfered with the rights of pro.
prey, and that the abuses which R emit to remedy bet.llllCra
to that dems of hum-to action over Mildh it wa. useless to
threaten penalties which would he rarely enforced, and which
were much safer when left fur their punishment to the man-
arth of manhood,
The ATTORNEY GF.N ER AI, could not see where letis-
taloa was to end if the principle of the Bill were to be
admitted.

Mr. R. MARTIN defended the Bill both as to principle
and expediency, and asserted th't almiist •i 1 persons who
Aar rooriiilerabie property in horses and other cattle in
the United Kinirdiiin hail express-d their anxiety for some
measure of the kind to Ire rosawd. He had conversed with
all the Magistrates of the Metrrionlra on the subject, and
they all eflmilte.l the nerewita of some law to eoable them
to punish that class of ofllndrrs.
The House divided—
For the Amendment 3l
Fur the motion ...... 34

Majority 3
+be Report was ordered to be brought up on Tuesday
west.
The other Oribra of the D•a were then disposed of, and
She Moose adjourued at Two o'CLoca.
London, England, 1821-06-02

ALLEARD NUREIRR
OF A WIFE BY HER HUSBAND.

Caatosicies Isquttss.—Yesterday afternoos an ingaisl.
tiun was taken at Mesita of the Bull, Chapel street, West-
minster, before Mr. Higo, Coroner, on she body of Mar.
gavel M'Donald, who died is the Westminster Infirmary.
The Coroner summed up the evidence, "mil the Jury
basing deliberated fur a short time, retunied th,ir verdict—
Alurder against the lisibeitti.
London, England, 1821-06-02

EXTRAORDINARY CONFLAGRATION'.

A great quantity of clean straw being spread in the street
before a gentleman's house in Nottingham street, St. Pun
crag, to prevent the noise of carriages, on account of the
lady's Illness, the fineness of the day caused a number of
children to rolled on the spot, who amused themselves by
playing in the straw, which, from being laid down three ur
four days, was as dry as chaff. All of a sudden the straw
caught fire, supposed to he caused from the sparks of a pipe
where a woman sat smoking, and burned with such rapi-
dity that I of the poor iiinucents were severely scorched.
some escaped with their li tt le frocks .andpinaforri uu fire, moil
one child was near falling a victim to the Shines, nom which
it was rescued by a hackury-coachurm wrapping it up in
his great coal, the entire of thestraw was consumed before
the coalbigratiou eimild be Mopped. Itt spread coustaerable
alarm in the utighbutsehassi.
London, England, 1821-06-02

LONDON FASHIONS FOR JUNE.

[From " Bogle Assembles."]
FRENCH.
DINNER PARTY DRESs.
Frock of net over white satin; the frock ornamented with
embossed stripes of white sitin, And bordered by a rich em-
broidery in white dorTe silk. The edge of the border trimm-
ed with crape bouillosF, and craps folding. confined by roses
of white satin. Short satin sleeves and hotly trimmed to cor-
respond with the skirt. Long sleeves of falls wreathed round
the arm with stripes of white satin, and termin 'ling •t the
wrist by • full lace ruffle ; a tucker of the same. Cornell*
rap of striped gauge. with • full half-wreath of rus.•s and
jessamine. Ear•rings and necklace of Egyptian pebbles and
diam"uds, intermixed ; white satin shoes, and white kid
gloves.

ENGLISH.
COURT DRESS.

Petticoat of white satin, covered with a beautiful and
supesior kind of toile, trimmed at the border in full antique
cornice trimming, consisting of rosare foliage of peach-
coloured satin, edged on esch side by a bouilloni of peach
satin. Train of peach satin covered with toile, and trim-
med to correspond with the petticoat ; corsage of white
satin superbly trimmed en coquilloge, with rich blond lace:
zone of velvet, fastened with a diamond buckle. Head-dress
of feather, and diamonds; n►cklace of diamonds, fastened
iu front with a splendid brooch; court lappets of point or
Brussels lace; white satin shoes.
London, England, 1821-06-02

woolil have been exercised in- some part or the
world in some period long before 1841. Upon the
whole, his Lordship said, feeling as he did, very
dispassionately on the subject, according to his
best judgment, the meeting was calculated to
have the effect charged in the indictment. He
alluded to the affidavits which had been put in, to
which the Court had given every atteution which
they could consistently with the duty they owed to
the public. The Defendant. Major Cartwright,
had asked from motives which all must approve, that
his punishment, if any, should he imprisonment, but
lb; Court were bound to• look to his great age, and
he hoped the Couitt had judged for him better than
he had for himself. Taking all the circuinstaiices
into consideration, the Court ordered and adjudged
that George Edmunds he imprisoued in Warwick
Gaol fur nine mouths, and at the end of that tone
voter ion recnginzances for live years, himself in
4001. and two sureties in 100/. each. Charles
iVladdocks. to he imprisoned in the same Gaol fur
righteeu m•itiths, and enter into the like recogiii-
-2.111M. Thomas Jonathan Wooler to be imprison-
.ed in the same gaol for fifteen months, and cuter
tutu the like recognizance*. John Cartwright. to

pay a hoe to the Kiug of 1001. and he imprisoned
till that fine be paid.
The Court and •venues leading to it, were es-
'Term-1y crowded during the whole day, and oil the
delivery of the sentelier on Major Cartwright,
loud tokens of approbation bunt forth, but the
eapiessism was only momentary.

I JREIGN INT ELLIGEA CE.
London, England, 1821-06-02

SOUTH WA RI BESSIOAS.

Yesterday Obese Sessions commenced before the Lord
Marne, the Common Serjrant, the High Bailiff, Aldermen
J. J. and. Christopher Smith.
Thomas Lee war indicted for haring obrahreA, nailer fake
pretences, 71. Or. of Grorme A heolea, a licensed iriormsllsr and
keeper of the Lion and lamb•puhhc•house, liorsleydussi.
The Jury found the Prisoner GaUly.
The Court sentenced the Primmer tu.be transported for
wren years, observing; that lie was too great as adept to
remain in this country.
There were several other indictments for similar effencer,
upon which true bills were fend.
London, England, 1821-06-02

THE LATE FATAL DUEL.

Mr. Pstmnre, who stands charged with being enneerne4
in the murder of Mr. Scott, in a. duel of Chalk Firm, has
gives notice, that he will surrender hinivelf this morning to
take him trial at the next Old Bailey gessions, winch will
commence on Wednesday sett, so that his vial will come un
uczt Friday.
London, England, 1821-06-02

AGRICULTURAL PIPORT PDX MAT.

The weather has continued variable throughout the month.
with sodden alternaihnis of heat and cold, which assuredly
must have had nu ill effect on every species of vegetation to
• certain degree; and the blossom' of all fruit trees have
suffered from the blight ; bat as they were in such Ineuriant
plenty, • sufficiency a said to remain fur an abundant crop.
Of gram the shew human, boil' in the feeding and hay dis-
tricts. The same with lucent, clover._ nod other grasses.
Some clovers, which it was supposed had failed, have
lately recovered from the showery weather, and now train-
bit a strong plant. Tares also ■re improved, and the po-
tato plow. are improving. The wheats generally appear
strong and healthy, and although a ls since they were
remarkably backward upon some good lands, on otkers.they
are ar resent in the opposite extreme. All the spring crops
have a thriving and luxeriant appearance, nod tlse beans,
which were cut by the frosts, now waist but the genial
warmth of the son fur their full recovery. The thin set
wheats, within the last two or three weeks, have tittered
away Itssuriantly.—The turnip lauds are getting. into order.
Hops have received mime cheek from the variable nod cold
weather, but the bine is generally among and healthy. in
some few districts the bop culture has been discoutineied, but
it mar prove • questionable speculatimi whether corn will
pay better. There has been • start uta.shitling or two in
the price of wheat, but wailkor markets may be expected at
this stason,.sod should the weather prove favourable, at
any rate, no rise can be rationally predicted. Nrukets for
bath cattle mud sheep have been sbundautly supplied, and
purls and veal at considerably seduced palms. A Nuifolk
Corresposident of the 24th nod. deeming Ull farther report
iseeesaary. writer—"the affairs of the farmers are Iwcoming
worse every day, and the ministry is overrun with labourer.,
fur wlrusu uo employment can he found^
London, England, 1821-04-30

--...-
CATTERICK-BRIDGE MEETING, MI.

write/00AV, APRIL 25.
The Craven Stakes of lOgs. ear► p. p. for 2.yr olds, 5ut.101b.;
3-yr olds, 8.1.; 4 yr olds, 8.1. 911).; 5-yr °MOW; 4, sad
aged, 94, 411 r.; Mares and Geldings allotted 31b.—Mile
and a quarter.
Sir. Feria...Ws vr. r. Jonathan, by Octavian .. 1
Mr. Lasublon'a Humufsem..
Marquis of Qu retisherry's Miss Syntax 3
Mr. J. Ferguson's The Doke. rising 4 yrs old
sto 2 agat Miss Syntax--2 to 1 aget Borrodisso---10 to 1
agst Jonathan.
The Produce Stakes of 25gs. vac►, h. ft. for the produce of
mares covered in 1817 ; cults, fist. Sib.; Mlies, 31b.
allowed to those gut by untried Stallions, Sae. Two miles.
Mr. Alliaun's b. e. by Smolensk°, out of Auna-8e11a.... 1
Mr. Jaques's f. by Comas, dam Sbettle
Mr. Riddell's f. by Cowes 3
Mr. Lamblion's b. e. Malcolm, by Macbeth, out of Peterta 4
5 to 4 on Mr. Allison's b. e.
The Foal Soaker of 30,irs. each, lOgs. ft. for colts rising
three years old. Bst. 311 g.; fillies 8,1. Two miles.
Mr. James's cb. c. by X Y Z, out of a sister to Nell Meldon,
Walked over.
The Ycarlieg Stakes of 20gs. each, p. p. Colts, fist. Sib.
fillies, Bst.—One mile.
Mr. Claridge's eh. r. by Cattcro, out of Pieties' 1
/11r. J. Lonsdale's fby Woeful, dans by Sprigslle 2
Mr. W. Wirer's b. e. Baron Bowes, by Wail_ 3
5 to 4 on Barou Howes-6 started.

Intelligence from Constantinople sates that
Tartars a►e dispatched in all directions, with orders
to the Dacha. of provinces in Europe and Asia, to
assemble and put in march all the troops that can
be spared, es experiiiiously as possible.

MEETINGS OP CREDITORS Ar GUILDHALL
TO-MORROW.
-.00.- M. M.
C. Crawford, leer, Uxbridge, and West Drayton, col-
lar-maker
T. Rird, St. Marttu's-court, haberdasher 3 1
J. Acason, Valentine Farm Ridge, cow-keeper 3 10
T. and T. Fit id, Trinity-square, flour-factuta 3 12
J. Wilson, Macclesfield, bookseller
R. Lawes, espel-street, stock-broker
G. Seamen, Bishopsgate-street, linen-draper
It. Riistow, Lloyd's colfce.house, and Iver, isnot
ance•broker
.1. Edwards, Spitalfields, silk man
J. Treberne, late of St. Martin's-street, victualler 1 11
T. Coshon, late of Spol•lfields, hatter ....
W. and J. F. Lea, Pnterouoter-row, silk WIMMIAIC- •
turers.
E. T. Palmer, Bedford, draper
J Whitchurelt, Worship-street, conch master
3. Masters, Upper Berkeley-ate eel, coacti.maker 1 12
J. Sampler, Oki-street road, stone-mason .. 1 It
D. Pullen, Birchin-lane, broker .... 1 10
V. Rusher. Slade End, timhrr.deakr
D. T. Menke, late of Primrose-street, merchant 1 11
DIVIDENDS.
H. Burgess and J. Hubbard, Cannon street and Le :AN
. ssonlstaplers ..
S. leith,Strai.al, bookseller 1
R. Swaim, Cainsboroogh, merchant
J. Lethbridge, Tottenham-court-road, timber.nierehant ltd
J. Kirkman, Gower-street, builder
S. Abbott, late of St. Swithin'a.lane, merchant .....

CERTIFICATES.

J. Smith, of Portsmouth, .hip-chandler.—T. tiomfray, of
the Hyde, Kinfare, Stafford, ironmaater.—J. Northam, late
of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devon, ironlouttiler.—J. E. En-
dicott, of Exeter, builder.—R. Price, of Tewkesbury, Glou-
cester, corn-factor.
London, England, 1821-04-30

GREECE.
This day is published, Iwo vols. 4to. pries 10/.los. in bailees,
embellished with upwards of 100 Plates, by C. Heath sod
others,
ACLASSICAL and TOPOGRAPHICAL.
TOUR through GREECE, durlog the Years 1801,
1805, and 1800.
By EDWARD DODW EL L, Esq. 1? S.A. Ore. de.
Landow : Piloted for Rudwell sod Mania, New Boad-
street.
Of whom may be had,
A SERIES of intereslieg VIEWS in that Country, from
Drawings by E. Dudwell, Esq. imperial folio, ISt 10..1

THE THREE SPANIARDS: a Rummer, itt
Three Volumes.
By the Author of " Theodore Cyphon."
The Publisher having pierehatied of Mr. George Walker
the Copyright -of this celebrated Romance, it is respect-
fully assuunced that it will appear shis day.
" Art thus say Mug?
Art thou some god, SONIC angel, or some devil,
That mak'st say blood cold and my hats to stand ?
Speak to me; what art thou ?"
Priusted for W. ctilflelan, Library, 170, New Rood-street.
Where may be had,
" THE FAIR WITCH OF GLASILLYN"—a PON.
ThrsAcr CASTLE"-and " THE ASTROLOGER,"
ROWNWIes.
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