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London, England, 1820-12-16

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spectators on the ground were numerobs. At one o'clock the
combatants entered the ring, and threw up their eaters in the
most co 'style. Carey bad for his second Bill Longford,.
of Bath (d the Tom Owen of the West), 'and Tom
Bodger as his bottle-holder. Mr. Tillman was Carey's tint-
Mre. Stevens was waked upon by Bill Neat and Bob Watson.
. Hayes was umpire to the latter.
Round 1. The lads were rather angry with each other, and
did not stand for the coolness and advantages derived from
ce. "They 'went to work in right earnest, giving hit far hit,
till Carey was floored. "Go along, my Sleevy, that's the way Is.
;kopek the dqk out of
2. The lieight of Steevens gave him the best of it; and poor
Carey nape it heavily, till he went down. " Bravo, Steevens
5. 'This was a most tremendous round, and both of their ask
exhibited pepper. Carey, like a trump, stood up to his nun, but.
it was against him, and he again went down.
4,5, 8, and 7. These rounds, from their heaviness of hitting,:
were' after the style of Johnson and big Ben. It was, howeirer,
a sort of to thing-rfiaoring each other alternately.
8. The Daffy Cave at length took the lead, amidst the diesfits'
of the Club. The spirit tfow was all in Carey, `and poor Streets*,
had no chance. He was hit all over the ring; and the betide
was " Carlton-House to a scout-erib," but no miters.
9, 10, 11. It was useless for Steevens to contend in all these
rounds, but his gisigtony would pit let him give it in. 'lt is only
justice to Carey to state, that 1 behaved in the most manly way
towards his brave opponent. The eleven rounds 'were fought
in sixteen minutes. Carey is a complete out-and-outer, and a
good fighter. Siemens also proved himself as game a man as
ever peeled in a ring. The Dal7o,4lmi warned to Bristol In
triumph ; and, on account of the success of their hero. they had
an extra-go "at Poen it's," before they went to matt. The
Bristolians are about establishing a regular P. C. after the Man-
ner of the London ring.
London, England, 1820-10-24

.4..111E • ARMY.

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. •bre arranged as follows : •
31unster..e.Major-General &Waite; &di ;.' A.l44.absp,
Lieutinant Fennel, Brigade. • , • *
Lainster,...Malor.;Giineral Sir C. Grant, Dublin; Aid-de-
Camp, Earl Errol, 85th.. Major-Central Aid-
' de-Camp, Major Kelly., Major-General 'WAN, Eiublin; Aid-
dc-Camp, Lieutenant Welife. * •
Ulster—Major-General Sir S. Beekwith, Araitagh;
. Clamp, Major Powell.
Ctuntaught.—Lieutenant-Ggneral Sir H. Meintresor, Achloneo
Aid-de-camp; MajOr SMith, 25d. -Major-General Sir John
Elley,.Tuam ; Aid-dc-Camp, Major Bled. .
Government has issued, the following to Cabinets.
of Irish Militia:" It is' not considered expedient
that the Militia of Ireland should be called out;
..trained, and exercised, fur the period prescribed for'
the current year." •
Tuesday sennight the 41st regirnent were ro-i•
vievied.it Miillingar, by Lieut.-Gen. Motirnasoa.
An order has been received by the Corunander
the Forces, to make arrangements for the movement
of the 41st and 77th regiments from Ireland to Scot-,
• land? and for the 19. th regiment Of Foot to Liverpool.'
' X route was accordingly received by the 41st, who
• proceeded on. Friaarse'nnight for Armagh, .tkete to
remain a few days, previous to embarking for Port-
patrick at Donaghadee.
;Major-General Sir Jong ELLE'', after reviewing
the'Scats Greys in Limerick garrison, on Wednes-
. dAyl proceeded, to Caber, on his inspection of the
. • 12th Lancers.
London, England, 1820-10-24

ISLE OF WIGHT, OCTOBER 23.

The annual Ball, given by the Members of the
Hunting Club, was held at the Sun Inn, Newport, on
• Friday last. The Lady Patroness on the occasion
was Miss LAMBERT, of Osborne House; and the
Controller, GEORGE SUEDDEN; Esq. cf Spring-hill,
isle of Wight.
The company was far more numerous than usual,
not less than 850 of the first rank, fashion, and re-
spectability, being assembled. Dancing commenced
soon after nine o'clock, by the Controller leading'
off the Lady Patroness, with an English country dance
(according to good old custom), which was kept up
with great spirit and glee, occasionally intermixed
'with quadrilles, till the dawn of next morning.
The Lady Patroness, whose elegant appearance.
and brilliant dress attracted general admiration, much
distinguished herself by her affable and graCeful de-
portment throughout the evening; nor were the at-
tentions of the Controller, to every one who entered
the ball-room, less conspicuous for the gentlemanly
and pleasing manner in, which he received them.
• - This -Hunters' Ball is now one hundred years i&
existence, and should it in successive years receive
imam' r -ctable sapport it did this, another• cen-
. tar! may: tossibly record its-fame.
London, England, 1820-03-08

DEPARTrRES.

The Earl and Countess of Jersey from their house io Berke-
ley-square, to their seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire,.
The Earl and Countess of Chatham to Lord Sydney's seat,
Frognall, Kent.
Lord and Lady Seisey from their house in Lower Gros►onor-
street, to their seat, West Dean, Sussex.
Lord Arden from his house in St. James's-place, to his seat,
Mork, Surrey.
Lot d Cranborn from Salisbury House to Hatfield.
Viscount and Viscountess Hampden from their house in
Greek-street, Grosvenor-square, to their seat in Berks.
Captain Hansard frost► ditto, to Portsmouth.
The trial of Major Cailteright, Mr. Wader, Mr.
Edmonds, and the others, indicted for the election of
Sir C. Weiseley, as Legislatorial Attorney far Bir•
thingham, is fixed for Thursday, the SOth.of March,
at Warwick. The trial of Sir C, Wolscley for sedi-
tion at the Stockport Meeting, will take place at
Chester on the 4th of April.
According to The Durham-Chronicle, Mr. Lassa-
TON'S canvass for the County of Durham is attended
with such decided success, as to leave no chance
whatever to his opponent, Mr. RICHARD WHARrosr.
Monday, the 21st ult. one of the celebrated Annan
Greyhound Coursing Matches- took place on the
Marquis of QUEENSBERRY'S ground, when ten Eng-
lish, and an equal number of Scots dogs, were cou-
pled, and after some very interesting and well con-
tested runs, victory was allowed to be decidedly is
favour of the Scots dogs.
Fins.-.4.ast night, about half-past nine o'clock, a
dreadful fire broke out at Bethel Chapel, Gteat NY&
stead-strect, Somers' Town. Unfortunately it was
some time before the engines arrived, during which
time the fire raged with unabated fury. Fortunately
a plentiful supply of water prevented the flames
from spreading any further. The fire was not got
under till nearly twelve o'clock. The Chapel was
completely burnt down.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH
Although there was but little fine Wheat at market
this morning, the sale of it was far from being brisk,
but what was disposed of was on the same tams as
on Monday. line Bailey supports Monday's prices,
having had none fresh in since that day; but the in•
ferior qualities were very heavy sale, yet not cheaper.
Oats were dull sale, but not lower. In Beans and
Peas there is no alteration.
London, England, 1820-03-08

DISTRILUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Queen Chatlote and Linnet tender, tar sundry seizures,
the £9th inst. at the house of Mr. Glover, Portsmouth, and re-
called there.
The Csineleou, for seizures of spirits and detention of fo:.e
sinu;szleis, the 99th inst. at the house of Mr.sOloter,
Attil recalled there,

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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Dowager Countess of Dartmouth iu Berkeley-square,
from Sandwell Hall, Staffordshire. _ _ _

Lady Mildmay, at her house in Holles-street, Cavenditia-
square, from her seat, Dagmerstield Park, Hartford-bridge.
Lord Rivers in Albemarle-street, from his seat, Hare Park,
Newmarket.
Mr. and MrK. White Melville, at their house in Lower Gros-
venor-street, from Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dingwall and family, at their house in St.
James's-street, from their seat in Scotland.
The Earl of Carhampton at his house in Bruton-street,
Berkeley-square, from his seat in Surrey.
Hon. Mrs. Egerton at St. James's Palace, from Windsor.
B. Price, Esq. and family at their house in Langinun-plate,
from their seat in Berks.
London, England, 1820-03-08

GRAND FETE AT YORE.

Wednesday evening a most splendid Ball and Supper were
given by the Oiricets of the 4th Dragoon Guards' to a party cf
nearly for hundred fashkasable3, ire the Assemblyßooms it Otte
City. The great room was feted up for dancing, in a style of
the createst beauty and magaificeeet, and iedeeti the whole are
rangements were such as to reflect the hizhest credit on those
Gee;lernen fur their taste and liherality.
Tye great rteen was rh-own open at rine o'c!ock, the eea
trance to which, was tbrou;h a roarcnee adorned with warlike
trophies, and occur:; deg the vestibule. The altercate sr aces he
tween the col:ernes decorated with pedeteals fi'r:nirg bronze
figures, vases flied with flowers, IL:. Tie eor was tastcfeliy
cbeiked a tenrporwxy orchestra decorated with laurel, stand-
ards, and military trophies, was erected on one side cif the room
for Mr. 11ardrean's bard; anti the whole of the upper ere: of
the room, behind the pillars, leas occupied by a bower of !trued.
intermixed with flowers and variegated larips, in which, the
heed of the Regiment made a most martial and hrilliant appet.r.
awe, playing beautiful airs in the ietervals of dancing. This
Ball was led ofr by Lady Johnstone and Colonel Sherlock; after
which Cleadrilles were chiefly danced. Refreshment.' were in
the meantime served up, in profusion, in the tea-room; and et
one o'clock the curtain drew up, and admitted the company
into the smaller Ball-room, Where the supper tables were laid
out with much elegance, under the direction of Mrs. Berb.r,
and covered with every variety of delicacy.
Dancing was soott after renewed, and kept up with the greettee
spirit oral six o'clock. Among the ck,rapzny were observed,
Lord Macclomild, Hon. General, Mrs. and Miss lion. J.
Westenra, Ilon. Lawrence Dundas, lion. George ‘:onson, Lady
and Miss Johnstone, two Misses Fletcher, Mrs. Mr. It. and two
Misses Denison, Colonel auti two Misses Serjeentson, Bev. 11.
Mrs. and two Misses Markham, Mrs. and Miss Thompson,
three Ilisses Markham, 31r. and Miss Chainner, Alr. ;Ire. erect
two Misses. Fairfay, Mr. Mrs. acid two Messes Poulin, &c. the.
London, England, 1820-03-08

IRELAND.

Government have ordered all the disposable troops
in Ireland to proceed to the Disturbed Districts of
the West. The whole County of Clare has
.been
proclaimed; and in many parts the resident Gentry
have laid aside all other objects, that they may de-
vote their whole attention to the preservation of
public tranquillity. On the other hand, we are sorry
to learn that several Gentlemen in Galway, either
through fear or intimidation, have been obliged to
yield, in some respects, to the wishes of the banditti.
They have agreed to accept of the limited rent of-
fered lc: land—the price fixed by the Ribbonmen.
We regret that such instances of weakness should
have occurred. • If the land be generally let at a rate
too for the price of its products, the proprietors
ought to reduce the tent, on the ground of equity, but
not ir. consequence of threats or midnight attacks.
land. owners, at this moment, should remain
firm, and boldly face the danger, as concession in one
respect, will only induce turther demands. The
forcible reduction of rents will naturally lead to the
doctrine, that it is unnecessary to pay any rent what-
ever. If the reduction of rent can be effected by law-
com!dnatioa, the same power may be applied to
destroy altogether the practice of paying rent, and it
will net be di thc ult to impress the latter object on those
who have succeeded in the former. We merely state

this inference, as a probability which ought to be
well considered by the land-owners of the disturbed
Countic.s, before they ) ieid to the menaces of the ban-
ditti.—The Ribbon Sy ,tern, according to the latest I
accoutiv, is still extending—it now pervades an area
of nearly 100 niiles in length, and 30 ur 40 in breadth,
along the west coast of Ireland; but we trust, that the
power of the Government, conjoined to the energies
of the Gentry and well-dispOsed part of the tenantry,
will spetoily check its progress.
The following paragraphs are extracted from the
Irish Papers :
ENNIS, FEB. 28.—1 t is with great regret that we
are compelled, from circumstances that have come
to our knowledge, to menti3n, that the Riblonmen
have male their appearance in this county. On Fri•
day night last,- they visited the house of Terence
O'ilrien, Esq. of Glan Lodge, in the Barony of Bur-
rell, convenient to the county of Galway, and also
two other houses in that neighbourhood, in search of
arms ; they were, however, disappointed. Bunahow
and Cregg were also visited on Saturday night.
Monday night, a large field in the neighbourhood
of Buttonhill, near Meelick, in the county of Clare,
was turned up by a patty of those nightly depreda-
tors, and a daring notice, of which the following is
R I:teral copy, posted on the smith's foige :
London, England, 1820-03-08

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Stansfield and Co. Manchester, engravers to callen-printers.
Douglas and Co. Demarara and 13erbice. Martin and Hedger,
Broadway Stratford, Essex, cabinet-makers. Pickard and Ct.
Bctolph-lane, orange-merchants. Templeman and Cu. Wood-
chester, Gloucestershire, clothiers. Sitidon and Co, Maufield,
drapers. Ilerd and Roylance, Liverpool, merchants. Wile
and Co. Cliffe, near Lewes, Sussex, tirrher-mercharts. J. Jacl -
son, sen. and jun. Warringtun, sail-cloth-manufacturers. W
and D. Licars, Edinburgh, engravers and ccpper-pktr.
printers. Wh:te and Murdoch, Ala!don, Essex, cot-A-merchants.
Yeadon and Co. Otter, Yorkshire, scribliEng•taillers. Worth-
ington and Co. &our Fort, Worcestershire, can..l-zarriers.
and Gatley, Culdhurst, wain Oldham, hatter.. Curnberiscu
and Russyll, Birmitigham, steel and metal-stampers. T. W.
and NY. Hodvtts, Dudh Worcestershire, nail-irunmongcrs.
London, England, 1820-03-08

THE ARMY.

On.the9.B th and 9th ult. 350 men, belonging to
the 9th Royal Veteran Battaiion, commanded by Co-
lonel Telco, arrived at Galway, from Birr. The 6f.;ih
and 44th are also under orders for the same place.
The Royal Staff Corps marched into quarters at
Ashford on Saturday. last, from Saltwo,)d Rtrracks,
to-remain there during the Election at Hythe.
London, England, 1820-03-08

LIFE OF THE KING.

This day was published, in Two Vols. Bvo. embellished with
Eighteen Portraits, price 28s. hoards,

GEORGE THE TIM- T.), his COURT, and
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has ever yet been submitted to the curiosity of the Public, and
it abounds in relations of those peculiar traits of character for
which his Majesty was so distinguished daring his long and
'eventful reign, and which have rendered kis personal history so
remarkably attractive.
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street.

This day V/36 publibed,

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SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ;. or, Ad-
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Public, are respectrully informed, the above CLOTH is sold,
stamped exclusively by the Patentee, at his Foreign and British
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whatever, Wholesale for xportation, and by the Piece • the
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DIED.

Friday, at Castle Carey, SOMersetshire, John Peyto Verney,
Lord Willoughby de Broke, after a short illness, in his 59th
year. His Lordship is succeeded in his title and estates by his
brother, the lion. Henry Verney.
August 25, at Latbrisk, Charles Maitland. of Rankeilour, one
of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants for Fifeshire.
August 211, at Edinburgh, Mrs.Racheil Anne Iforrieson,
widow of N.ajor.David Morrleson, of the Honourable East-
India Company's Service.
June 29, at Pert Royal, Jamaica, Mr. William Singer, Mid..
shipmau (acting as Lieutenant) on board the Sophia sloop of
war, after an illness of fourteen days. He fell a victim to the
, (eau' of the climate, in the 19th year of his age.

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

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[This Gazette contains the King's appointment of George
Bartholomew Pocock, Esq. to be Standard Bearer to his Ma-
jesty's Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, vacant by the resigna-
tion of John Stockdale, Esq. It also contains his Majesty's ap-
proval of Mr. Harvey Strong, as Consul at Glasgow for the
United &ales of America).
' BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
James Harvey, Bull Head-passage, Leadentall-market, poul-
terer, from September 9 to October 5, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Longhurst, 'l'onbridge, Kent, ironmonger, from Sep-
tember 9to October 28, at ten,. at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
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William Larlham, Great Yarmohiti, coach-master, to surren-
der September 18, 19, and October.l7, at four, at the Nor-
folk Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Simpson and Rack-
ham, Norwich; Mr. Taylor, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn.
John Greaves, Nottingham, grocer, September 18, 19, and
October 17, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. At-
tornies, Mr. Taylor, Field-court, Gray's Inn ; or Mr. Payne,
Nottingham.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Sept. 26, Al. D. Martin, Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly,jewel-
LI, at twelve. Sept. 730, W. Hamilton and M. Agar, Riches-
court, Lime-street, merchants, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Sept. 27, S. W. Moates, Birmingham, tobacconist, at twelve,
at the Castle Inn, Birmingham. Sept. 28, T. A. Kerrisoo,
Norwich, banker, at ten, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Oct.
li, W. Lowndes, J. Robinson, and H. Neild, Manchester,
cotton-dealers, at two, at the White Bear Inn, Maschester.

CERTIFICATES—Serresista 26.
.1. Rood, late of Portsmouth, brewer. .1. Levi, Wells, Nor-
folk, cabinet-maker. A. M' Farlane, Postern-row, Tower-hill,
toyman. S. Cooper, Tottenham Court-road, baker.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
A. and B. Weston, Lewes. Sussex, gun-makers. Allen and
Co. Whitechapel, brush-makers. 11vereux and Co. Gosport,
slopsellers. Swanwick and Stansheld, Prestbury, Cheshire,
silk-throwsters. Cherry and Field, Wallingford, Berks, cabi-
net-makers. Thompson .and Siddall, Manchester, cotton-weft
dealers. Martinnant and Biddulph, Panton-square, Westmin-
ster, embroiderers. Learmonth and Co. London.
London, England, 1820-09-06

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

4.,...

PROTEST.
On the motion of Duke of 1413161129 that the Order of
the Day for the Second Reading of the Bill of Pains and Penal-
ties against the Queen be rescinded.
Dissentient, August 17,11140.
Ist, Because•we fully concur In the opinion which has been
expressed by the House of Commons, that the proposed inquiry
would be " disappointing to the hopes of Parliament, derogatory
from the dignity of the Crown, and injurious to the best into
of the Empire."
ad, Because the institution of proceedings which are allowed
to be anomalous to the spirit of the British Constitution, and
which do not appear to be warranted by considerations of State
necessity, is, in our judgment, inexpedient, and may be viewed
with much suspicion by the people.
3d, Because it does not appear to us that any object which
could be attained by the proposed inquiry, whatever may be its
results, is of such importance, as to be commensurate with the
evils which, under all the circumstances of the case, may be ex-
pected to arise from it. (Signed)
ST A N H OPE? KENYON?
LEI NSTER, For the Ist and Sd reasons;
HAMILTON and BRANDON, ALBEMARLE,
ESSEX, COWPE ft,
BEDFORD, DACRE,
DUNCAN,* HILLSBOROUGH,
FOLEY, KING.
These marked thus (•) generally vote with Ministers. The
others are Opposition Peers.

THE EVENING STAR..
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GUILDHALL, LONDON,

Oceans IS, 1620.
Ir HE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's
-IL LANDS will meet at Guildhall on WEIRMIDAY, the brat
day of Member nest, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon, to Lin. by
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J. PE. ODE R, Secretary.
N.B. The Chair will be taken at Twelve eClock precisely.
At this Meeting the Annual Election of Auditors will take
place, and the Ballot continue open from Twelve o'Clock till
Half-past Four.
London, England, 1820-10-23

011 IN EICIEANGS, pen 113:—:-Our market was but moderately

supplied with Whi;at this morning, and consisted of land-car-
rises samples from Essex and Kant, the late adverse gales hav-
ing permuted any arrivals from the Suffolk coast. A few Sue
runs trem*‘above Counties sold at its. per quarter Weser than
111-1116 ilaTize ght but the trade was not spits so brisk 116 on
Bade; continues scarce ; a few prlemenniples oh,
=ll6.ptir quarter above last Monday's primal but there la
se amendinem in the inferior qualities, which met herej sal..
• lilts bob Oats are is. per quarter dearer, but the ordinary and
Ismilds, ire dull sal., and tuber cheaper. In Pau and
a altegades.

411

11,
London, England, 1820-10-23

Nu vßr , 10,503.

ADELPH I THEATRE, STRAND.
By Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, October 23, 1820,
and during the week, will be presented,' an entirely new
Scottish 111e10-Dramatic Barletta, entitled.
ST. CUTHBERT'S EVE; or, Tux Tosn or 7.lovvarrn.
With a new Comic and Burlesque Ballet, called
OPPOSTTION; or, Tau RIVAL DAIICINO MAST us.
To conclude with an entirely newßurletta' entitled
KNOBS ANfl NOSES; or, GALL. VERSE'S T.A;ATIOL.
Various Novelties are In active preparation.
London, England, 1820-10-23

- GRAND ANION CANAL.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the next Qeneeal
Assehably of the Company of Proprietors of the• Grand
Union Canal,will be held at the Crown and Anther Tavern, in
the Strand, London, on 111oNest, the 6th day of Novara's& nett,
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and that the Chair will be taken
at Twelve o'Clock precisely. R. C. SALE,
Canal Office, Norfolk-Strand, Clerk to the Company.
October 23, 1820.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1820-01-05

Nu MBER

ADELPIII THEATRE, STItANI),
(Late the Sans Pareii.)
Vnder the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.
ilse mew and splendid CHRISTMAS PA NTOMI ItIE having
be.. rightly honoured with the most decided and universal
appreb-aion and applause, By crowded amid overflowing As-
Send,!ages. the Public is respectfully informed, that it will be
repeated ever, Evening till f.:rther notice.
0111IIIS PRESENT EVENING, January.'s, will'
• be prtsented, a Barletta, entitled
FUN AND FRIGHT; or, Bow to gain Consent.
Sir Amorous Simple, Mr. John &eve.
After which, a new imitative Barletta, in One Act, entitled
APOLLO DAGOERVOOD.
'l') conclude with an entirely new, grand, and picturesque
Christmas Padowthrres entitled
'ME FAIRY OF TUE NORTH STAR; .r, Harlequin at
Labrador.
Harlequin, Mr. W. ICmsy ; Clown, Signor Pamir. Colam-
blue Miss" E. Hungers.
In the coarse of the Pantomime, the celebrated Shawl Dance.
1,1 the three liss Dennetts.
Te-morro* will be produced, a new rarcieal Barletta, in
More Acts, called LOVERS OF ALL SORTS; or, Not such
a Fool as be looks: and a Barletta, in One Act, entitled RUN
FOR YOUR LIFE, is in preparation, and will. be produced
kr a few days.
The doers to be opened at Six o'Clock, and 'the Perform-
acre to begin precisely at Seven.—Half Price exactly at iLdfs
past Right—Boxes 4s. lit Ss. Gallery lit
London, England, 1820-01-05

GAS LIGHTING.

This day was published, in Bvo. illustrated with Fourteen Es.
gravings of Gas Apparatus, price 213. in boards,

plIl7. THEORY AND PRACTICE OF GAS
1. LIGHTING : in which is exhibited an Historical Sketch
of the Rise and Progress of the Science • and the Theories of
Light, Combustion, and Formation of Coal; with Descriptions
of the most approved Apparatus, for generating, collecting, and
distributing Coal Gas for Illuminating Purposes.
By T..S. PECKSTON,
Of the Chartered Gas-Light and Coke Company's Establishment,
Peter-street, Westminster.

Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-streeti
aid Ogle, Danean, and Co. Paternoster-row.

SUPPLEMENT TO THE PITARMACONEIAS.
This (143, was published, in Bvo. price Ks. Gd.

A SUPPLENItNT to the PHARMACOPCEIAS;
.C.k including, not only the Drugs and Compounds which are
r'cd by Professional or Private Practitioners of Medicine, bat
abo those which arc sold by Chemists, Druggists, and Herbal.
ists, for other purposes ; together with a Collection of the most
usual Medical Formula an explanation of the Contractions
used by Physicians and Druggists; the Medical Arrangement
of the Articles of the Landon Pharmacopceia, wiih their Doses
at one view ; a similar List of the Indigenous Plants of the Bri-
tish Islands, which are capable of being used in Medicine: and
also a very copious Index, English and Latin, of the various
Names by which the articles have been known at different
Periods. By SA MCEL FREDERICK 0115.1 f,
Leeturer em Botany and the Motet's Medics, &e.
Friltcd for Thomas and Gvorz, tkderwood, 32, Flrrt-strnt‘
London, England, 1820-12-18

NEW ALMANACX. •
On the 9.oth of this Mouth will be published,
ANEW PROPHETIC ALIVIANACK, entitled
" The AUTHENTIC and INTELLIGIBLE AL-
NA NA ; or,• Lilly Brachm's Abstract of Celestial Lore;'
s‘hich, resides registering, and explaining the Diurnal Pheno-
lena of the Sun. -Moon, and other Planets, contains, in an extra
1,,:;(• for each month, the Mutual Aspects, with Astrological
l're.lctions concerning the great Political Events, and the
Climes of Weather, which they severally portend ; all stated
at lull in plain words. Original Tables, also, of all that is
knuwa and popular with regard to the Planetary Worlds of the
Sc,! it :it stem ; also, a superior Csmeral Tide Table; and va-
laahle hints to I ltishandmim, are s•ihjoined. But the chief
claim of this Alinanask to preference rests upon its inferences
Stith regard to those signs which, as at:thentically declared, shall
Lramtle " The Coming of the Datt..-r Days." The aJention of
manhird is particularly called to the extraordinary omens of the
y(ar 1821, which are such as 'have never before appeared since
the creation; nor could the like happen again in less than 8,000
years.
tCr-• No Almanach but this contains observations on these so-
h= Core war ninzs.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradeck, and Joy; and Sut-
taby, Evance, and Fos; and sold -by every Bookseller in Eng-
laid, Scotland, and Ireland.

0:1 the Ist of December was completed, price 158. boards, the
Second Volume for OM, comprising the Mouths of July to
December, of '
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, illus-
trated with Portraits and Memoirs of
F.arl Grosvenor Francis Chantrey
Sir Joseph Banks The F.ev: W. L. Bowles-
Sir Henry Toriens B. R. Haydon, Esq.
And c4,..taining, besides the 'ISMI varieties in Art, Science,
Crl-
the Drama, PoC.tics, and Commerce s
liAt,rs to Mr. Malthus on the present Stagnation 'of Com-
merce, by M. Bay--..0n the Art and Pleasure of Angling, by
Li An:.:teur of SO years' experience-. Pedestrian 'four to the
'lo4'lls-00 Modern Tragedy—On Fictitious Writing, by
Miss thvenson-41ritish Novelists--:Godwin, on the Commerce
I.:twern ikiglanit and France..---August 1. On the Poetry of
tie Japanese—Rernarke on the Writings of Charles Lamb.---
:;.pt. 1. Present State of Periodical Literature—Noctes Attics:;
Brief It. narks on Men and Books, by Paul Ponder—Com-
!raise Psychology.--LOct. 1. On the Lake School of Poetry-
-I:ereliections--Poetical Meditations=--Pleasures of Living in a
uuntry Town—On Talking and. Talkers—Tbe French lie.
tw:lwion judged by its results—Literature and Polite Bducatioo
<1 the Greeks—The New Adventurer.--Nov. a. •On Reading
sad Readers-The 1 fork ty, a Picture from Life—Orf the Genius
!•nti Writi-gs of Wordsworth—On Vampires and Vampirism.
t. Ua Study and Students—Remarks on Mr. Ma-
7.4rin's '4 illebnoth”—l'rofer,or Sporr on the Present State of
Ausie in Lontlon—On the Writings of Ch.rles Brown, the
Novelist—Mu:lc Broticse; or, The Lover's Manual
--On Americanisms, &c.
.Iny of the Numbers nely also be had separately.
rinsed for Henry Colborn and Co. Conduit-street.
received 10 ail !look:elks, Statiouers, and News-
.
London, England, 1820-12-18

RACHELOKS OF MITI.

William Cooke.ley Thompson, Wadham College.
Itiehard Burdett Worthington, St. Mary Hall.
George Sandby, Postmaster of Merton Ca%liege.
John Briggs and Henry Westcar, Exeter College.
William Henry Pryce, St. Edmund Hall.
Jedidiah Stephens Tucker, Brasennose College.
Edmund Smith, Demy of Magdalen College.
Charles Nutt, ditto.
Daniel Walton, Worcester College.
William Allen and John Williams, Scholars of Jesus College.
;lames Turner, Christ Church.
•
Simon Taylor, Oriel College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. G. F. St. John, of Who' College, Oxford, to the
Rectory of Manston, Dorset.
The Rev. John Ellis. Vicar of Llangwin, to the Rectol7 of
Cerrig-y-druidion, Denbighshire.
The Bishop of London has instituted the Rev. John Harcourt
Skrine, B.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge, to the Rectory
of Thundersley, Essex.
The RiV. A. B. Henniker, to the Rectories of Great and
Little Thornham, Norfolk.
Rev. J. Brewster, M.A. Vicar of Greatham, Durham, to
the Vicarage of Laughton, Lincolnshire.
The Hon. and Rev. William Leonard Addington, to the Rec-
tory of Poole, Wilts.
The Rev. W. N. Parnell, to the perpetual Curacy of Cross-
gate, Leeds.
The Rev. William French, Master of Jesus College, Cam-
bridge, was on Tuesday admitted Doctor in Divinity, by royal
mandate.
The Dean and Chapter of Ely have presented the Rev. J.
Blicke, R. D. to the Rectory of Wentworth, in the Isle of Ely,
vacant by the death of Dr. Pearce ; and also the Vicarage of
West Writhing, Cambridgeshire, to the Rev. J. Dampier, void
by the death of the last incumbent.
London, England, 1820-12-18

NAVAL ?INTELLIGENCE.

the Skylark, Folmar, from London for the West !mil.",
was driven on Slapton Sands on Wednesday; part of the cart.
saved, and the remainder expected to be saved. The Lurd
Wellington, Twit.; of Plymouth, was driven on the same sarai,,
and went to pieces; crew saved, except one man.
FALMOUTH, Dec 15.—Wind 11.—n Arrived the Duke of W.I.
lington, Duct., from Veneros ; George Daysh, Cumkit, frtal,
Seville; Hebei .TArs, from Comma ; Cogniac, Wes:Tea, fr,,ra
Pe tersbu rgh,
MILFORD DRC. 16.--Tbe Levee, Neu, from Bristot,
from her anchor, and drove on shores but go a the fo/imvitg
tide, and is. now safely at anchor. Several ()Ater vessels hate
drifted considerably, but we do not hear of any damage.
Piarstoustr, Dec. 16.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the 31agdater,
Asir, front Gibraltar and Cadis ; Fame, Ow from Charer.,;
for London; Kerswell, Aanssoosto, from London for Tene.
riffe; and Mary and Dorothy, blAcxer, from Sunderlsuid—::,„.
latter with loss of foremast.

PORTSMOUTH' Disc. 17.—Wind S. W.—Arrived yesterday 0:e
Oudernaming, Hoasr, frnm fit. Andero for London, vritli
of anchor and cable, having been on shore on the (fiwen. Ar_
rived to-day the Sylph, kiwis, from Smyrna; Union, STEW.;.
from St. Andrew's; and Jane, Criatsnn, from Messina.
DEAL, Dec. 17.—Wind S.W.—Sailed yesterday, the P.:lla-
dium, Lewis • and Iluddart, Aerterou, for the River.—t),
Lusitania, 3311:ASH, from the Cape, has been driven hack to Dan_
genets, but arrivtd in the Dawns again this morning. A De:ria
ship, from Holland for the West Indies, and a galliot laden will
corn, got on the Goodwin Sand this morning, but were got
and .brought into the Dawns this afternoon ; the former wiry
considerable damage, and leaky, and the latter with little or no
damage.
HARWICH, Die. 16.—Arrived the Casderenk packet, a
Mail from Cuxhaven.—Sailed the Ileauf.sy packet, tur C

haven ; Henry Freelint ditto, for Hollant;; ;
Gottenburgh; aad Lady Nepean ditto, for Holland, cub w•
a Mail. _ _ _

-
GaavisErm, D. 17.—Arrived the Alexandria Pilot, Turk ,h
frigate, from Alexandria.
Lesion-Housx, Disc. 16.—Ships Entered Inwards :—T
Chance, from Harnburgh ; Eliza, from Smyrna ; Mary, fro :a
Harlingen; Zilver Aal, from Worcum ; Union, from Flushing;
Thermatis, from Amsterdam; London, from Hambufgh; Tynr,
from Amsterdam; Roger and Barbara, from Malaga;
James Kempt, from Quebec ; Blinden I lall, from Bombay; and
Rover, from Leghorn.--Cleared• Outwards :—The New Li.
berty, for Cork; the Henry Cerf, ft. Trinidad; Julie, for
Calais; Duke of York, far Rotterdam; Prince of Waterloo,
for Ostend; Tali, for Gibraltar; Anne, fur Trieste; and the
Prince of Saze Coburg, Aar Rotterthm.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Confiance, for the reduction of Cayenne, the 33th Inst.
at No. 4, Clement's Inn; recalled there Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The Daphne, on account of the Cute Iloffnirg and Pluto,
the 28th inst. at No. 1, James-street, Adelplai ; recalled there
Wednesdays and Fridays.
London, England, 1820-09-30

T BISH, being anxious that the merits of his Naw
.. .
• .A.. • Lottery should be generally known, and that the advan-
tages that attach to an early purchase should be participated,in
by all classes of Adventurers, again reminds his Filetlthi that
the First Day of Drawing will be NEXT THURSDAY, Sth
"October, and on oast day, and no other, every Ticket drawn pa
bra Prize (if the Public avail themselves of the liberal offer of
the Contractor)--4, e 0 Tickets will be drawn, and Two of
..fld,ooo in the First. 15 Minutes. Besides which, there are
Two of il'ta),(100, &c. Sec.—Ail Money—Only 7,600 *Tickets
(Re the &helm).
Tickets sad Shares arc selling by
• I
T. BISH,, • •
Contractor' for another Lottery,
No. 4, Corobill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ;
Who Sold more than half the Capitals of the Last Lottery;
And by all his Agents in.the.Country. 1 --
London, England, 1820-09-30

THE ARMY.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL has appointed SAMUEL I
(3THANI, Esq.Lieutenant-Governor of Dover Castle,
k;ce T. B. LANZ, Esq. deceased.
The Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry .
embled in Litchfield on the 17th instant, about
;,X) strong, for six days' training and exercise. Sa-
/inlay, this fine body of men were reviewed by,
A.ijor-General Sir JOHN 131110, the General of the i
i)i,trict, accompanied by the Marquis of ANGLEREA, 1
r-ho paid the Regiment the compliment of appearing i
a uniform upon the occasion.
We copy the following paragraph from the Pi,
mirth Maly ,Journal of Thursday last : " An in-
quiry has been instituted at Government-house, into
i.e causes of some symptoms of discontent man-
e:-:eel by the 90th Regiment, now stationed at Dock.
:1:: inquiry and its results have been kept a profound
:cret, so that we are unable to communicate any
ithentic particulars. It is rumoured, however, that
-revious to its arrival here, the Regiment had indi-
ged a strong feeling of attachment to the cause of
;:e QUEEN, in consequence of which some occur-
?.lces took place that rendered inquiry necessary."
London, England, 1820-09-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Game is so abundant this season on the Grampian Hills, in
Scotland, that one Gentleman has already killed '259 brace of
grouse, 58 brace of which were bagged the first day ; on which
day Lord Kam.xuv won a bet of fifty guineas, by killing 75
brace and a half, although he missed 50 shots.
London, England, 1820-09-30

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 26.

The Duchess de Berri promenaded for'an hour yes-
terday, on the Terrace.
Prince Talleyrand is arrived in Paris. He had yes-
terday the honour of an interview with the King and
with Monsieur.
Yesterday his Majesty attended Mass in his apart-
ment : after which he received several persons of
distinction, among whom we remarked Lieutenant-
General the Marquis de bmilhac, Commander of
the 16th Military Division. His Majesty testified to
this Officer his satisfaction with the excellent spirit of
the troops of his division.
live per Cents. on Tuesday.-74fr. 45c.
London, England, 1820-09-30

TIAN WELL, MIDDLESEX.

To BUILDERS, MARKET G A RD EN EltS,and OTHERS.
By Mr. SCOTT,
On FRIDAY, October 6, at Tirelve, at the Mart, in Three Lott,
unless an acceptable offer shall be previously made for the
whole, with immediate possession,
91HREE COPYIIOLD FIELDS adjninin7, com-
prising tA. 211. 10P. of excellent Land, situited in Bos-
ton-lane, leading from Brentfurd to Hanwen, within hall a mile
of the Uxbridge-road, the front view to Osterly Par:; ; by the
richness of the soil dedrable for Garden-ground, and proved to
contain fine Brick Eat tit, subject to a Quit-ceut to the Manor of
Hattweil, mal customary fine.
May be vit-wrd, and Particulars 14d of Mr. Ezzard, Builder,
Brenticrd ; Old Hats, IlanyelL; the,lthrt ; and the Mee of
Mr. Seott, New Bridge-street. •

"AIAItQUIS of IIEADFORT aid RARL B.ECTIVEIs
, TRUST DEBENTURE, A*6oo ; COVENTRY', CLOD, •
Es TE It and BERKELEY, PORTSMOUTH and
ARUNDEL, WET and ARUM, REGPNTs, THAMPB
and SEVERN, WILTS and BEAKS CANAL, and CITY
of LONDON GASLIGHT SHARES.

By Mr. SCOTT,
On FRIDAY, 6th October, at Twelve, ct the Mart, unites pre-
viously sold by Plivat.! Contract,
ADEBENTURE of £6OO fr.,nl the Marq vis of
Ileac!fort and Earl Bectivt's Trust, with arrears of inte-
rest ; Two Siwres in the Coventry Canal, dividend £44 per Slur,
per Annum ; Gloucester and Berkeley Optional L an Nona,
bearing Xfi per Cent. intt•rest, and Original :Aries; 'names
and Severn best Shares, dividend £1 10s. per Annum; Ports-
mouth and Arundel, \Vey and Arun, Regent's, and Wits and .
Berks Canal, and City of London al-Light Shares, dividing
£lO Ter Cent.
Particulars at the Royal altel, IRrmirienni; Ha'shett's
Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and the Office of Mr. Scott, New
Bridge-street, London.
London, England, 1820-09-30

A CASE HIGHLY DESERVING THE ATTENTION
OF THE PUBLIC.

To Mr. CANII.I3I, Proprietor of V ELNOS: VEGETABLE

SY it UP, 52, Bernefs-street, Oxford-street. •
SIR—I consider it just, not only to the character
of your medicine, but also to the Public at large, to state
the very great benefit which I have experienced from it, after a
long illness of mare than five years, the tatter twenty mouths of
nilich I was afflicted with ulcerated legs to a dreadful degree,
proceeding front extreme debility. I bad been in a miserable
state during the greats-t part of that time, receiving but tempo-
rary relief from the remedies prescribed by the Faculty; when
teeing advised to try Velnes Vegetable Syrup, I did so, and
soon began to experience its salutary effects; and having taken
ltirteen bottles ui the medicine, I ant happy to say that my
..,,brntis are perfectly healed, and that I now enjoy good health.
have only to add, that you are at liberty to refer to me any
person who may wi.h to hear further particulars of my case,
:,ssxring you, that I shall feel most happy in addinr my testimony
to tite.merits of so invaluable a medicine.

I ant, S obedient Servant
Custom-110:de, Landon,, your most
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
April 4, 1820.

The Syrup is prepared according to the recipe of the late Mr.
Swainson, entrusted to his immediate successor and nephew,
Mr. Caratani alone, by whom it is seld„ at his house, No. 52,
B.rner's•street, Oxford-street, (as it was forint:oly at 21, Frith-
tireei), at 13s: a bottle; it is also sold at Mr. Atkinson's, 196,
Bishopsgate-street Without; and by ;dr. Canham's Agents in
every considerable Town to the United Xingdon.; and the Con-
centratod, for warm Climates, by his deputed Agents in the East
Indies, viz. Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcnttai and Messrs.
Norbos and Co. Borab.7.
London, England, 1820-09-30

twerrers.-1. France.-8. Classification of Rocks.-3. Plan
for a Commutation of Tithes.-4. Farrington's Life of Sir Jo-
shua Reynolds.-5. Burkhardt's Travels in .Nubia.-6. Edge-
worth's Memoirs.-7. Hogg's Jacobite Relics.-8. The Sketch
Book, by GeistTrey ('rayon, Gent.-9. Ancient Laws of the
Scandinavians.—io. Keats's Poems.-11. The New Plan of
Education for EtJAnd.—Quarterly List of New Publications.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Lous;man, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whOus mxy ba had,all the preceding Numbers.

PHE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. X. 1:r
Octo-
ber, publithed by BALDWIN, CAADOCK, and Joy, contains
the following Articles:-1. Lion's Head; 2. Oxford, in the
Vacation ; 3. Old Stories, No. 11. Guido the witless ; The Par-
rot of the Visitandrines; 4. Table Talk, No. IV. On the pre-
sent State of Pariiamentary Eloquence; S. The Garden; 6. The
Cider Cellar ; 7. Lichtenberg's Descriptions .of Hogarth's Works.
No. 11. The Rake's Progress; 7. The Are; 8. Oehlenschlager's
Correplo; 9. Sonnet, The Leaves are falling; 10. Lodoisko and
her daughter, by Clad. de la Motte Fouque • 11. On the Cha-
racter and.Writiogsof James Shirley, No. II I. 12. Star Gazifi2, ;
13. Oa the Connection between the Character and Potty ui
Nations; 14. The Abbot, by the Author of WI:•;:•rly ; 15. "ii:
Collector, No. VII. 16. The Drama; 17. Reports of Music;
IL, Gleanings from Foreign Journals; 19. Literary and Seitn:-
disc Intelligence; 20. Historical and Cfitical Summary of Pub-
lic Events; 21. Agricultural Report; Y 2. Cotninercial Report—
also the usual Literary and Commercial Information, Taliks, lt.:.
IV. The first Number having been reprintA, complete Sets
from January may still be procured.
London, England, 1820-12-27

VAMILIES who pay Ready Money are respect-
1. fully informed by JOIIN JONES and CO. No. 222,
Piccadilly, that in a4dition to the Articles contained in the Ge-
neral List litst.publisheil, they have added the following, which,
with all others for family. urn, Joins Jones and Co. are selling on.
snore reasonable Terms than any other Warehouse in England !

Arrow Root - - -
Chocnlate, plain - -
Ditto, Sir Hans Sloane's -
Coc:.2 (patent) of thetnest quality
Coco'. Nibs' fine - -
Coffee, of fine quality -
Chamomile Flowers - -
C:eam of Tartar - -

- 3s. 4d. per lb.
- 4s. per lb.
- Ss. ditto
- 2s. 10d. ditto
- 2s. lod. ditto
- 3s. 3d. ditto
- es. Bd. ditto
.. 2s. ditto

_.. ..... . _. - -.—
Ilisaice of Anchovies - - - 13. £d. per bottle
EAST India Bice - - - 3d. per lb.
li!nger for Wines, Pickles, &c. - Bd. per lb.
Howl, - - - - - Is. 4d. per lb.
hiaglass - - - I is. per lb.
(Nices, French - - - - Is. per bottle
Pickles, of most sorts - - . Is. per jar
Soy - - - - - Is. 4d. per bottle
Sig, - - - - its. per lb.
h:otch and Pearl Barley for Soups - 9. ditto
Vinegar, Tarragon - - Is. per bottle
Ditto, stilled - .. - Is. per bottla
Small - - - - Bd. per lb.
large Dried Neats' Tongues - - 4s. 6d. each
Yell•nv Soap, 81d. Mottled, 94d. Curd, 10d. per lb.
S:ore Candles, Bs. 6d. Moulds, 104. Way, 4't s. per dozen.
N. B. Country Shopkeepers will observe that the above
Prices are well worth their attention, being considerably lower
than what the Wholesale Houses charge fur the sane Article.