Star. — London, England, 1816-07-31 00:00:00

. . . .. • . , , . - ____ ... - - , FROM zasoiliwirs LONDON G4ZEIT.E. , ittifaffil.l4ollteiorfnee Regent has been pleased to MVOInt Lieuiesient•General George Earl of Dalhousie, G. C. B. • to bi 'Lhentsisantsfiovernorof the Province of Nova Scotia ; his Po)* Highhese has 'Aso granted perin'ssion to Charles Sdver soy, Esq. lateCagitaln in the 14th Regiment of I.ight Dragoons. and tow a Colonel in the SpattiA it rviee, to accept and wear the Ouzethunierary Cross of the Royal and distinguished Order ut Statics the Third. Thts *oxene also contains an Abstract of the Acts of Parlia ment relative to the emigration a Artificers and telanuficturers Ina to the liabilities Menu both by th.ntselves and those who mace them out of the Kingdom. MIL.I VARY PROMOTIONS. wAIt•oFFICE, JULY $O. 4cl Regiment of Dragoon Guarls—Richat,l Ferguson, Gent to , be Cornet, b) porches, v.ce Clinton, who retiree. 2d Regiment or Dragoons—Lieutenant C. B. Stevenson. from • half-pay of the lot Diagoous, to be LittltellaUt, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. fltb Ditto...l'm/it 1). Griffith, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Remsilen, promoted. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet George Schreiber to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vic' Milligan. promoted in the - 21 th Foot. Walter Werke, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, v.ce Schreiber, promoted. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Wyndluon, from the • Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant-Cola ,nel, vice O'Neill, who exchanges. • lid Ditto—Edward John Milimay, Gent. to be Cornet, by put. ' 'chase; vice blonde'', p romote d. Coldstreint Regiment or Foot Guards—Colonel lion. John B. O'Neill, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Caltaiu of a Company, vice Wyndham, who exchanges. lit Regiment of Foot-I'u be Lieutetiants-I.ieutentnt William Clarke, from the half-pay of the Regiment, vice Coarao, who exclianges; Lieutenant John Stewart, from the half-pay of the' Regiment; .vice Mann, who exchanges. 3d Ditto—Ensign Edward Denny, from the half-pay of the Re. 'intent, to be Ensign, vice Nebo's, who exchanges, receiving the difference. ith Ditto—Lieutenant George Manners, from half-pay of the 11th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sweeney, who exchanges. fish Ditto--Lieutenant Nathan Ashore, from the Royal Scots, to be.l.leutamot, vice Powell, removed to the *6th Foot. 10th Ditto—Lboitenaat H. H. Farquharson, from the half-pay of the ,Regioteur, to he Lieutenant, vies Pbibbs. who ex changes. lutti Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Francis Vernon, from the Royal Whirl College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lord Cahir, who resigns. 13th Ditto—Frederick 167:41 Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vies O'Neill, pr.dseawil at 14 44th Foot. letls Ditto--Entigr. W. LPL:aptly to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Tiroyin Jeceased; Henry ArManus, Gem. to be Ensign, vlce.SPC.Lnhy. !Ist Dino. -Serjeant-Mlor Sohn Ifoldan to be Mutant (with the rank of Sednild Lieetenant), vice Sharpe, deceased. . Sods Ditto—Lieutenam 3.0. Powell, from the OM Foot l to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Swats, who retires upon th e h alf-pay of the Ist Foot. WWI Ditto—Ensign Arnout O'Donnell. from the half-pay of the NW - Font, to ba Ensign, vice BonsAtby, who exchanges. 00th Ditto—Lieutenant B Outer, *root the 63th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Garland, promoted is the Tad Foot. Sid Dato--Livutenant Haire: Witte, from the half-pay of the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Zin.nor, who exchange., receiving the 4iifirretlee. Sab Ditto—.ll: - ...tenant Francis Miles, front the 119th Foot, to be Lieuteuir.t, viceJ3owen, who exchanges. sigh Ditto.—Surgeon Julio Collins, M.D. from the Royal York Rangers, to be Surgeon, vice Jones. who exchange*. 09th Ditto--Lieuteuats Daniel Grueber, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Cowley, who exchanges. oath Ditto—Lieutenant William Reed, instil the half-pay of the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exchanges, receiving'the difference. i.h Ditto—Ensign William Harley, from half-pay of the 37th Pool. to be Ensign, vice Shaw. who exchanges. 55th Ditto--Ensign Harry Lutus...-.:o to he Lienteaft, vice hPDonnell, deceased. 57th Ditto—Captain Francis Russell, from half-pay of the late Std Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Cusapauy, vice Sminfortb, who :changes. 60th Ditto--Captain Edward Fitz Gerald. from the 6th Foot, to Major, by purchase, vice De Mangon, who retires. 113 d Ditto--Liemenant William Davey, from half pay of the Re gimest:to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Mee illingwords, who resigns. 415th Ditto—Lientenint James blast, from the Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice (Ailey, appointed to the .30th Foot 411th Ditto—Lieutenant William Hall, from the 65th Foot, to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Burroughs, pronioted. 731 Ditto—First 1 kstenant Henry Munich, from half Fay of , the late nib Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vise Bicknell, who exchanges. 74 k Dote—Lieutenant H. W. Thompson, from half pay of the Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Luttrell, who exchanges; Lieutenant J. Han, from the Lld Font, to be Lieutenant, vim Diinconike, who retires upiso the halt pay date Sad root. 79th Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Cameron, from the half o pay , of the Regiment, to Lieuteuant ' vice t'. J. Maclean, who, exchange. ; Ensign James Wight. from the half pay, to be Ensign, vice Maitland, who exchanges. Slit Ditto—Lieutenant John Godwin, from half pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Napper, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference. 89th Dato--- , Lieutetiant Leseic Bowen, from die 36tb Foor, to Lieutenant, vice Miles, who exchanges; Liethenant Robert Lloyd to he Adjutant, vice Miles, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 90th' Dittd—Assistant-Surgeon Mathew Pavan, from half pay of the Slit Fout, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hamilton, whose appointment has not taken place. • • 99th Ditto—Lieutenant !oho Nunn, from half lay of the 90th Foot to be Liaftenant, vice Hobson, who exchanges. 101st inti—Dugald Gilchrist, Gent: to be Eusigt: by purchase, vice promoted its the 69th Foot. The Rifle Brigade- 7 gecond Lieutenant John P. Lune= to be Eric 'Miamian, by pdtthise, vice Gammen, promoted in the 104th t Foot ; Lieutenant J. L. Black, Irmo half pay of the Royal Scots, to be Lieutenant, vice Drummond, jun. +ebb exchanges, receiving the differtoce • Francis Dayrell, Gent. to be • Snead Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Boileau. • lit West India RegimentLientenaut William Brown, from • the Stir West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Crotty, who retires upon half pay of the Bth West India Regiment. Ditto—;Major Edward Fleming to be Lieutenant-Colonel. by' purchme, Mee Maclean, who retires; Captain Tilbmas Wild man, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by pantheis t vice Fleming; Lieutenant J. M‘Phersoo, from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, with Out [purchase ' , trice Brennan, promoted. sthDitto-.:Lieutenant George Foamy, from the 7th West Odle 'Regiment, to be Adjutant and j.kststenant, vice Irvine, who resigns the Adjutancy, and retiree upon half pay of lums' main of the 7th West India Regiment. Royal York Rangeri--Surrion Dillon lone?, fronithenth Foot, to be Surgeon, vies Collins, who exchanges. Boarboa Regiinest—Second Lieutenatt., I'hnmas Quin to be Adjutant and First Lieutenant, vice Guun, who resigns t' Adjetintcy only. 2d,Ceiloii Rern..,—. -toad lieutenant Wiliam Boyton to be lust Lientessant s .wichout punkin's., ',ice Wilson, whose ap pointm:nt has mot taken place Second Lieutenant Charks • Naton to be Ikit Listatenot o WithOut purchase, vice Gleiler, deceased. • -.hi be Seetind Barbier, Gent. to be Seeend Lieutenant, elseilloyten Told, Gait. vies Bottom ilaavar.-1014*-Ooneral ° Sir A. M. Cosby, of the Honourable • the Eist in is Company's web* to be promoted to the iastk of Lieutenant-Geisral in the Rea Indies only. Sreer.—The Rev. Hideaki Rebitt Dennis, B.A. to bi Chap lain.** the Fortes. The Mahal Asylum at fieutitamplee—Majtir George F.ratt, of the liStb !loot,. to be Consmandair, with the . rack of Lieute nant-Colwell& the Ariny f _Zeolite Jobe Fulton, of the late it a l=ph,lehriut Battalion. to he thsigit ; A ssistant-Sergeon George lAwrenee, ireerehe Id Provisional Battalion el Mk* to be Assistant-Surges. aasaistioas oi Brevet Majoes Dennis 1 , . ~ T'"'"v"77`"_`'. l‘rfp• - • -, - - • • • - ..., , . • .. ' 0 • .•. • . . . . , ... •:: i • i. . . . . . Divir. r .. VitArrrs, ;Wit' SR. Wllllmpa s uf Yd feet, as Mape s b des army, Ste s: i Sts : a 'dated to 4119 aMik Oteber, Isla • ......---:-... . The sadennendened appointments ken mot taken rime: 241 W e sa.todla Li man! , mam mon , from the 7th CriZt sp t e Th ka lt ge lta — lea m of p C e o rn tt ai o m n s si we nce re 7 s u o r id ta a st t. i 2 x- s. - • West.lpais A to be Lieutenant vise Crosvh, *hp, Coe retires. open Of the 9th Wesand s la Regint - IMR _.' d• Wattivllle's iteglment—Charles Tschirnar,Gent. to be Ilesslen , Cayenne were ricou 20ii. a 20d. small parcels of .. - 2d. 150 Bahia' 231. a 2s. id. 180 Grenada' and Car. Careless Raaeser-tienry Schummelkecel, Gent , to W Ensign. . Ds Maursol's Itenbeeets -i--- Beaty, Grog co be Ensign. Certliagena and St. Domingo; all faults jOld • a sold 2s. Id. Demerara and Berbice 23td. a 2a. mixed De Retire Reginseet, ---- Meyer, Ensign. the undermentioned Officer is lope Wag absent without Ind. Boweds 194 - d. a 19%d. the followi ng j wei s e u s r o A l t d s leave-7ta Regiment of Dragoon Guards, . Cornet George et clusive of duty :,- Bengal' 14.1. a i.. . and Henry Arnold. Tbe undermentioned Officer, lattly dismissed the service, is .rein -v in the crop, particularly at New Orleans. at 161. The letters bons America still state a&- stated in his rank...96th -ker. of Foot, Lieut. James Buten. ESRASUIif ill the Gatenes of 3d and you instant. 73d Font—For Joehota Joins Pounders. Gent. to be Ensign, read t he re. not having been so brisk last Tuesday as in p ficI. : n L C IVeRP-ML, JULY 27.—The Manchester market Joshua John Pounder, tient. to be Ensign. sa Ceylon Regiment—For Charles Mathew Manger, to be Se- his ceding week, the demand for Cotton here abated egad Lieutenant, read Charles Mathew Manger, ent. to be considerably on the two following days, and there h. is Lieutenant. been a decline in the prices of the middl i ng q ualities BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. of %weds and Oilcans of fully id. per p o u nd : most - , other descriptions, however, maintain the last prices ; Thomas.Jent, of Piccadilly, chinaman, dealer and chapman, and yesterday a good deal o f bu siness was dyne by BANKRUPTS. private 'contract, besides the public sales, which went George Cornfoot, late of North Shields, Northumberland, ship owner, dealer and chapman, to surrender August 5, 22, and oil - steadily." September 10,•at ele'.n, at the Commercial Hotel, Howard- $ s y. done in Muscovades- last street, North Shields. 'Anomie., Meskrs. Mitchell and Priunis, week was very extensive ; the prices might generally Fowke's-Buildings, Tower-street, London; or Messrs Cocke be considered Is. per cwt. h i gher : ro s e w h olesale - nil, North Shields Joseph Storr of Gatwick, In Holderness, end Robert Cummin grocers were the principal purchasers ; the refine rs Young, of: Sculeoates, Yorkshire, merchants, August 9, 13, and ex p orters were else le market, but t le purchases and Sept. ro, at eleven, at the George inn, Kingston upon Hun. made .by the two latter were not exit nsive ;—m are —Attorney, Mr. Enk. C hancery - lane , London; or Messrs. Sugars were stated to be sold last week than during Martin. and Scholefield, Hull. any week of this year. A public sale of Barbsdu.a William Buchanan, of St. James's, merchant, dealer and chap ff man August 3, 10,and Sept. io, as one, at GuildhalL Actor ney,' Sug ar was brought forward, the whole w ent o Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn freely, the prices `2s. a Ss. higher than the previous Edward William Brown, late of the Saracen's H e ad Inn, F May- sale ; one lot good white 925. 61. middling from 86s . street, Chespside. livery-stable.leeper, dealer and hapman, and Sept. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, a 90s 6d. ordinary 83s. a 8 5s. one l o t bro wn so low August u, 10, Mr.Swann, New Basinghall-street. as 70s. 6d. Henry James Northcote of Lime•street,Lnadon,wine-merekant. Trs he . purchase of Muscovades this forenoon have dealer and chapman, 'August 6, 10, and Sept. to, at ekvea , at been very considerable ; the advance since our last . Guildhall. Attorney, Me. Abbott, Abchurch.yard. maybe stated at 2s. per 'Cwt. the sales continue to be Christopher Stnebbury, of Strand.on-the.Green, Middlesex, dealer in horses, August 6, 10, at twelve, and September 10, chiefly for the inland trade of the country, which has at one, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. C h arter , Cooks•eoart , greatly revived ; the exporters have also been in the Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn. market fur the supply of . Foreign refiners ; one or Richard Platt, of Smithies, Southampton, baker, dealer • and two houses of eminence withdrew their Sugars from chapman, August 8, at the Anchor Inn , Chichester. 9, and °resent sale, in anticipation of a farther improvement. Sept. *Nat the Crown Inn, Emawortb, Southampton, at eleven. • &tanks, Mr.Chiltea, of the Exchequer Office, Lin coln's-tan, In the Refined market there was considerable London; and Mr. Clare, Emsworth, Hams. briskness, and the prices were generally 2s. a 3s. William &Wilms PoWer, of Northfield, Worcester, candlestick- higher ; Lumps and Single Loaves were In request, maker, dealer and chapman, August 6, 13, and Sept. 10, at but there was little doing in Hamburgh or Dauble twelve at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Platt, New . Bosweil•court Cary-street, London. Loaves ; as the Wholesale grocers purchased largely, Joseph rorner,l:te of Bury Mill,near Hemel Hempstead,Herts, the market is now indifferently supplied ; the re aneatman, dealer and e h o p nlon . A ugust a, Is, and Sept. to, at finery lately have not worked so freely, as the alte twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs . Lee and Tr ration in the bounty has already greatly diminished ownahead,'ThreeCrown•court, ownshead, Three Crown.court, Southwa rk. 'Mamas Dada Callaway, of Bath, upliolverer, dealer and chap. the export trade. Molasses, were more in request. man, August- 6, ID, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at Guilluall— Copse.— The business done in Coffee since our Attorney, Atr. Pearson, Fee -court, Feachureb-street. last has been very extensive, the prices generally Is. John Collyear, late of Cher/sic-walk, Chelsea, poratoe.draier, a 2s. higher ; ordinary Sumatra and Clicribon 58s. a dealer and chapman . August 6, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at ,-,,, ~.., • Gun than. Attorney, Mr. Aspinall, Quality•court, Chancery- 0...5. g 0.... C_lieribon 61a. yellow Jay.t, 611. a 66). 61. lane, louden. dark 68s. 6J. a 70s. Tile demand in the West India John itoseavear, of Culloden, Comwall, spirit.merchant, August market is very extensive lor good and fine ordinary 22, 23, and Sept. to, at eleven, at the King's Arms hot, Camel.. Jamaica ; good Rale Ordinary sold so high as 61s. a ford, Cornwall Attorniee, Messrs. Sandys, Morton, and ne . „...,, ex t en s i v e parcel ecod to fine ordinary 655. Roarte, of Crane -court, Loudon ; ur Mr. Braddoo, CAllbel- ".. •`" ford, Cornwall. 61. up to 70s. middling 745. the quantity of Do. William Phillips, late of Brighthelmstone, huller, dealer and minica Coffee brought forward was very extensive : chapman, August 8,7, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at the New a great proportion of middling and good middling, Inn, Brigthelnutone. Anomie'. Mr. Hill, Brightheinutone; the former went off at Ills. a 85s. the latter 88s. a or Messrs. Palmer and France, Bedford-row London. William Oldroyd, of Madman -street, Surrey, bookseller, dealer 905. 61 . The Demerara and Ilerbice Coffees conti. and ehapman, August 3, If, and Sept. 10, at ten, at sffilhalL nue to meet a very limited demand ; the descriptions Attornies, Messrs. Fisher and Sudluw, Gough-square, Fleet- ' brought forward last week were chiefly middling, street. which met a languid demand from 725. a 765. nu ad- John Vickery, of Virginstow, Devon, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, August 16, 17, and Sept. 10,st tw rive, at the De- vance can be. stated in the prices of the latter. pliant Inn, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Buckle, Buekkrshory, There were two public sales of Coffee thii fore. London. noon, both went off freely ; the Dominica &scrip- John Clay, of Ossett, York. clotbler.dealer and chapman, August tions went off rather higher, good middling 935. and 18, 17, and Sept: 10, at demo, at the Sessions House, Wake- • . field. Attornies, Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, Guegb-square, 941. maid ing s. a 87s, good and fide ordinary at 1 . 83 London; and Mr. Cottle, WakellekL 68s. 6J: a BA. Tire Jamaica Coffee in to-day's John Hackett, of Breedon, Leicester, linen-draper , dealer and sales went off a shade lower, but it was rather rank ; eisanoian. August 19, at six, IS, an d Sept. to, at eleven. at the the Dutch continues to rate low, good middling 755. Queen's Head km, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Leicester. Anomie., Mr. Piddedie Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; John Curzon, Derby; a 80s. middling 735. generally Coffee m:y be stated and Messrs. Baxterand liowker, Fut:dears Inn, London. two - shillings higher, with the exception of Demerara, John Huband,efEvesham,Worcester,timber•merchant, August which continues in limited demand, and a very abuts. 27, 211, at the Northwick Arms Inn, Evesham, and Sept. 10, at the Reindeer Inn, Worcester, at 010•014 Attornies r t' 800 s• Be ' dent supply. hid , B ee „ erk ,, treet, n eet . eueet ; Lem k e: ; an d at btao - fflae ll : TORACCO.--The holders of Tobacco continue firm Bengworth, Bentham. ' - at the former prices, which are so high, that it pre- William Bentley, of Denton, Holnse-bead, and John Inland, of vents all export orders of any consequence from being . Carlisle, member s, dealers and charism, August IS, 14, and execu t e d. Sept. 10, at eleven, at the Coffee House Inn Carlisle. At- considerably given way, Cargoes of Maryland eon. tomeys, Mr. Pearson , Carlisle; and Mr. Ho dges, Buehler,. bury, Londe°. - The prices of Tobacco at Liverpaol have • tinue to offer here at" 50s. manifest weight ; cargoes Joseph m oo rs an d Jonathan Foster, Of Bishop m one k ton . and of Virginia 70s. for the Continental markets ; for this, James Tennant, of Leeds, York, fax-spinnersl dealers an.t the latter at 10d. a 111. per pound. chapmen, August 11, 92, and Sept. to, at eleven, at the Ses sions Houser Leeds. York. Anomie., Mr. Wilson, °ravine street. Har-garden, London; and Messrs . Coupland zed • Lister, Leed ton s. John Pea son, of Woinlniell. York; miller, dealer and charm*, Hem% FLAX, AND TALLOW. —The prices of Hemp are without variation ; Flax nearly • I- I y alumina , rum the limited sales lawly effected ; the demand fur Tallow is languid. August W. at six,. 29, and Sept. 10, at eleven, at the King's Rust, BRANDY. AND HoLLANDS.—The prices of i Head Inn, &trustee. Atiornies, Mr. Ciarke, Barnsley; and Brandy are improving ; Geneva may be stated a _ hleurs. haler, Stocker , and pawa ' l°, Fund'ar' Inn, I'd"' shade Lower ; Rums are without valiation ; the de rmas& Hetheringtoo.late of Loaning,Cumberland.r.arre-tobber. mail& continues liinited to the immediate wants of dealer and chapman, August 5,9, and Sept. to, at eleven, at . the Blue Bell Inn, Carlisle. Attu. nies, Messrs. Mounsey'and the trade ' • Fisher, staple Inn, London; and MG Norman, Carlisle. IRISH Pnovluons.—These is little variation in t'le George Coltman, of Stourbridee, Worcelter, grocer, dealer and prices of Beef and Pork. Butter in very abundant chapman ; August ee, el, and Sept. 10, at ton, at the Castle supply ; the demand for Bacon continues extensive. lon, Birmingham. Mumma, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, COAL MARKET, JULY se. Maples, and Pearse, Firetierick's.plase, Old Jewry, Load= ; ships at Market. ' Mad Messrs. Wheatley and Son, Birmingham. Ships sold. Price. SI Newcastle • •40 Sts. ltd. to 47e. eel. William Simpson, of Spilsby, Lincoln, corn merchant, dealer and g Sunderland 7 Sic Od to 40.. Od. chapman, A ugutt 16, at six, 17, and Sept. i 0 at ten, at the Bull • f Sara • Cod • 0 40s. Od per ton. . Inn, Spibby . Attornies , Mr. Walker, Spils4; and Mr:Ellis, i C a b s I see. CkL to 00s Od. Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS tube made at GUILDHALL. Aug. 3, Andrew Read, Lower Grosvenor-street, coffee-house keeper. at eleven. Aug. 6, James Jenkins end Thomas Parsons, Piccadilly, breeches-makers, at ten. Aug. 17, Christopher Brown and Charles 011ey, George-street, Portman-square, brewers, at eleven. Aug. 31, Joseph Taylor, Park-street, Southwark, wheelwright, at ten. Aug. 20. Zeltarlah • KeppeU, Alford, builder, at eleven. , Mg. 20, John M`Gougan, Pall-Mall -court, army agent, at eleven. Aug. '20,1 holism Holt. Pall-Mall, jewel - ler, at eleven. Aug. 14, William Manniii. Strand:jeweller, at ten. Aug. Si, Richard Horner, Berkshire, barge-muter, at ten. A . 20, Richard David JOnes, Cheltenham, draper, at ten. Aug. 20, Richard Miles, Loudon, merchant, at eleven. • ~--,. -- The number of persons that fall victims to disor ders,- produced by consulting illiterate pretenders, is incredible—the latent seed of a dreadful disease is suffered to lurk in the system, and too often shorten life; these circumstances induced Dr. COOPrn, and three Surgeons of thirty' years experience, to establish a Medical Board at Charlotte-House, Great Char lotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Cha pel, Blackfriars' Road. The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have been improperly treated, and particularly those afflicted with Stric tures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrofula:, Nervous Debili ties, arising from warm climatel; juvenile indiscre tions, &c. Eruptions on the heath, face, and body, sore eyes, ulcerated throat ; month, and nose, Pains in the head and limbs, frequently =taken for then. =aim ; nodes en the shin bones, &c. are symptoms which appear years after, and often embitter the ma trimonial state. Messrs. COOPER, MUNRO, and CO. are consulted .daily by all ranks of people from eight in the morning until nine at night`; or by letter, inclo sing a fee (for, no ethers are answered) stating their case, when medicine an d advice are , sent.to all parts of the - kingdom. The piles and fistula cured. with out burning or tutting ; and advice gratis, Tues .day, Tharsday, and Sund a y morn i ngs , t ill twe l ve o'clock. A side-door, and privatirooms for females. Twos sisigoit - Physitiess haw latelyjo;ned the Board ; a nd Medical Gentl emen sob attend with 14,ir J'aelinu for advkeb . ate pang Jur* loandotia. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. • Aug. 23, William Par neuter, Whepstead, miiler, at twelve, at the George, Cavendish. Aug. e; Thomas Kendle, Yarmouth, draper, at three, at the Black I.lent, Yarmouth. Aug. 23, Wit- Ana Gelding, Cavendish, hay jobber, at twelve, it the George, Cavendish. Aug. 20, William Masefield, Newport, grocer, at ten, at the Red Lion, Newport. Aug. 16, Edward Carey. Bris tol, merchant, at two, at the Hush, Bristol. Aug. 20, William Hewlett, Baildwas,faesser, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Newport. Aug. Heath *aright, Liverpool , merchant, at one, at the George, Li 1 Aug. 23, Abraham Cllbbome, Haverford west at one, at the White Lion, Bristol. Att:110, Jeremiah War in g, Altoitoroolatapler, at two, at the swas, Alton. CERTIFICATES, Aunt:sr 20. William kw, Chew., innkeeper. Osiris, Mellon, Eletning ham, Actualise. Robert Floaldn, Croydon, linen;driqber. James Stesetta, Clieltestkam, *smaller. George attack, Tousle", dyer. Jearph bebop, jun. ShadweS. John Cooke, Mancbedet, bat. manufacturor. Tkonass Marie, Tonbridge, banker. Willem Andrews, Mimics, oldpbroker. William Obeyney HIE, Briow col, carver. Joasgb Hostoska, Bolton-le-Moora, manufacturer. Maw EmaskaWs Unlace. . BIATR.4. • Vriday, at Bids. Mn. Agar, chit siti;.% a t a &ashler , bees her twelfth child. Saturday, the Laly of Chas. Parciay, Esq. M.P. of a d. Sunday se'onight, a: Melhourne•Hatt, the Lady of Majoe.g e . neat Sir Henry Vasa'our, Bar. of a daughter. Thursday, at FuTdr.l, near York, the' Lady o: the An. It; Sutton, of • eaughter„ XiA nRIt.D. - Monday last at Nonitigt!on Church, by the R e y. H enr i, Plunit.tre, itobrt, ettlest son of Robet t Rantsileu i Lsq of ton Hall, No:ts, to Francis Matdda, third daughter of Johu tawmptre, p,.q. of Fredville, Kent. At Eliubtorgh, the 24d instant, Captain John Ron, R.N. tti Chrstian, daughter of Thomu Atter, Esq. Clerk to the Sto tt . Tuesday, at Reading, Betts, the Rev. J. awnbuckle, to Am; bella, youngest daughter of Wm. Andrews, Esq. July 11, at Mary-1a bonne Church, Major Angelo, Vat Re t i. ment, to Paulme de Choiseul, daughter ul Marquis de Cluti.e ti L Friday, at Blandford, the ttev. D. Gunn, to Enna, daughter el. Malachi Tice, lEsq of that place. Thursday, at Dailington, the Hon. and Rev. Thos. L. Dundas; to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the Rev. Jutus Banque t , id Hardingsione. June go, at Florence, Claude Alexander, Esq. of liallantile, to Miss Keatinge, eldest daughter of colonel Kintinge. Weinesday, at Twickenham, the Rev B. Philpot, Fel'a,if of Christ College, Cambridge, to Ltiltta Mary, daughter of t h e Tate William Kaput, of Huntinglield, Friday sennight, at ;:t. Chad's, Shrewd...urn Mr. John Brostui of Crispin Hall, to Min Nl:tria Hill, of Clod Hall. the Ise, tht t at a id ge t: of the bride and hridetroont is about 4 f4et.7 the former 17—ot the latter 37. They were cooducted wedlock by a numerous c.mipany : and on the return tit the bridegroom ' (through the church window) he was greeted with acclamatio n , was placed in a chair and carried thrcugh the pri,teipal streets kr the town, attended by inutile, &c. lie bras t hen V.Ctlrted to 1 , 4 r dav esiti s er pen tce t , w w i h th er i e h a e t u nos in t i. Lum2 a t v ti , o v os wi di ty nner wa. Last week, at Fratton, after a Rogqing illness, Lieut. Jane, P.N. July 4, at Slaughter's Coffee-house, io the utd year of his age, Lkut. Edmood Poulter Duncan, of the 59th Regiment. July 111,Robert. youngest son of Professor l homson,Lihnburgh. Sunday sennight, at Faruhant. bir. S. H. Boult, :tarpon aLd Apothecary. July 13, Mrs. Forbes, spouse of the Rev. Patrick Forbes, one ,f the Ministers of Old Aberdeen. July 0, at Baffie, the Rev. Andrew Murray, Minister of tbe Burgher Associate Congregation,'rough, to the 7iith year of his age and 37th ie his m'niatry. Wednesday, suddenly, at Pant-rgoltry House, near Aberga. venny, Mrs. Gaheli, widow of the Rev. T. (Jabal. July 14, in Ins Guth year,the Rev. Sir John Thos. Wheate, Barr. formerly.uf Cannington, near Bridgwater. The title is mum. July 13, at Airds, In the parish of Kell% in Gallaway, Mr. W. M•Caa, and on the 16th Mts. Elizabeih M•M his wife. •Lately, in France, by a fall truer his carriage, Capt. H. Marsh, of-the tritish Artillery. Lately at Guernsey, Captain Balfour, Royal Navy, an 016:rr who. repeatedly signalized himself by cutting nut several ship from the French Pons. Sunday st'onigh., whilst amusing himself in a boat un the lieu' Nidd, at Kinn...brim:h i tela,ter l'huinas Henry Lee, youngest son of Jobs Lee, Esq.. of Abbey House, Knatethrough. Monday seinsigler, Mr. Benjamin Steal, of Street Gap, near Ilsodford. He fell down in the hay field, while superintending his Wink people, and expired almost immediately. Rev. Wm. Airey, formerly curate of Ruthwell, near Iseeds. • In Wexford, the Rev. John Jacob. At New Inn; Glebe, near Cashel, the Rev. John Lloyd. . Tuesday, in Sr. Giles's, Oxford, In his 90th year, k. Yastnad known by the name of the Old Butley Shepherd. On the 17th imtant, in Neveltitsp-street, b.uh , aged 89, John Irving, Esq. 11. is gentleman was, excepting one, the last mei. vor of the tionourable Mandamus-Council, at liost..n, in New Ragland He married Maria Catherine, daughter of the Honour able William Shirley, Governor-Gener al of New Bahian& who died only a few months before him, atter they had lived together k uninterrupted affection upwards of 61) years. On the !4th iostain, at Cambridge, aged 65 (from the blety he received by the overturning of a gig), the noted Dick Vaugbaa, the driver of the Telegraph coach from Cambridge to Loodni. He had been to dine with some friends at Nickeridge ea the Sunday preceding, and was driving himseit bsck, when by seen 'means he overtnnied his gig, and was found on the road byre friends with whom he had spent the day, and who left Pucka* softie tithe aker him. PRICE OF S'COC I Bank Stock,"2l9l 220 Vpor Ct. Red. 6+f; s'per Cent. Cons. 6 31* 4 per Cent. 800 BO 5 per Cent. Nay); 94 Long Ann. 16k7-I 6 44 YESTERDAY. chonium; I 3Wa Stock -- Wu BOWS 9 pr. E Au Bills 4 pr. ClJnsola for Aix. 64114 Lot , tory Tidtlita, BY HIS MAJ ES I' I."S ROYAI. I.ETTERS PATEN I. LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly (amour for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one 8111, , in a revert case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speoli recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or more convenient than this Remedy. for such as are obliged fer go joyr ides or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of dirt ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will affect a Cure whets repered .- Salivalion and all other method. avail nothing. Fut the Scurvy cud other Chronteat Disorders. this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of fildino persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel disorders, within the last right years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprie.ors, T. TAYLOR and :43N, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, avheir House, No. 9, NeW Bridge -street, in Boxes of only Os. 9d. each, duty includod.— N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night They are also sold by their apposotnient, with copious ditelttons, , at the sty Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-bill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by oes Person in every coosideralpe Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Pro. prietor's Medicines. hIATR I MON Y. " Invalidlgne parrum referam jejuria , - From the fat - tit embrace . , Mama* sons arise—a psiny cacti- • MA RRIAGE should be the foundation . of - SOtial happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that font the union, mit talting those precautions which would neer* them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Am.& the ma:newly variety of dieertiers under which human nature Is ht uv n to suffer, there are none more alarming or more dts. treesing than those which result iron' lashurtable gaieties, early dissipatieu, er solitary intemperance. Messrs. CUR itlh and Co beg to state that the sedulous at. teteroti of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment arid care of CEKTA IN COMPLAIN IS, entitle them to the claim cf superior acquirement. As regular Surrons, they oiler a speedy and permanent cute tor every stage ot that di.ortit r, is contracted in an unguatded moment, and which pois m ne the springs tit life, and lor every class cf dehiltty, which i. the come iptetice of juvenile indiecretions, preventing the maturity of man atind, (walling by anticipation, en it. unhappy victim ail the ie. finnities of uhl age—the body becoming enervated and ema ciated—die cheeks yellow and bloodless—and the mind 'WMr and dejected, For the result of their PUCCOM in this parricu• tar branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Batter themselees, they have acquire", by SO years repellents, in much extended practice. In slight and recent casts ot. Nyphilice tic Complaints, a reflect cure is completed iu the short period of two days and in the most aggravated cases, a proper perseverarte in their plan of treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. • • Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may be assured that, in most instances, such defects are curable by medical still; aad though the re moval of such impediments be an object of doubt a:id unettle'ril with others, yet the curet's:* stirh defects, hi the gradual put greet of reneratfon. I; the acquirement of t ar experience. Masers. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Parents of either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their home, :see, age, H an a d m g m cn la r t 3 d i r ba tu st, P e a;fr iv it i : g in . a tti c ! country, n ev try ci , u, st r a g th a ig rer th i e l ir . twice for advice and medioines, the sante will be given ur sent to any part of the Fiingdom.—to7. KU' on-ra,•1411. 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