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- THE ARMY. General CAMPEELL'i fi,le regiment, the 91st, are io embark immediately for Portugal. The 23d Light Dragoon% which distinguished it telt at Tat +erre, are again fit for service, and expect to go out with the first reinforcements. The .53d regiment is coming home from Jamaica a complete skeleton, having suffered so much from the climate. _ _ The Bedford Militia to a man hays-volunteered for Ireland. The Elinbureh militia have volunteered their see vices for Ireland. They embark for England, when the transports arrive with the Berwickshire and In verness-shire. Barracks, on a most extensive scale, are to be built in Mary-la-Bonne Park, for the Sd Life-Guards, and ground sufficient for two regiments to exercise ire, is tie be enclosed continuous to them. The Fuzileer Brigade, commanded by the late much-lamented Sir WILLIAM MYERS, Bart. at the battle of Albuera, contributed most essentially to the success and glory of that day. It was composed of the Ist and 2d battalions of the 7th or Royal English Virzileers, and the Ist battalion of the 23d, or Royal Fuzileers. This little btigille alone lost in killed and wounded 966 rank and file, exclusive of Officers, Serjeants, and Drummers. The martial prowess of these two regiments stands high in the an nals of military fame. It is not long since their brave achievements acquired fresh laurels in the West In ches. The 2d battalion of tho 23d, now at home, commanded by that brave and experienced ,offizer, Lieutenant Colonel Wvarr, pants to join their com rades in Portugal, that they may shire the-dangers, and partake the glory (4 their martial deeds. As there are brit three Fuzileer iegiments in the British Army, v;z. the 7th, or Royal Ent 4 lish Fuzileers; the 21st, or Royal North British Fuzileers ; and the 23d, or Roy al Welch Fuzileers, it is much to he regretted that they are not at this moment all brigaded tor titer in Lord Wettrecros's Army. The Ist battalion of the 21st, or Royal North British Fuzileers, is now serving in Sicily with "distinguished honour; the r2d' battalion is•at home, but emulreis to join their com rak'es abroad. We hope shortly to hear that both bat talions are united to the Fuzileer brigade in Portugal. NAV:IL INIELLIGENCE. FALMOU'aI, JULY IS. Arrived the Walsingham packet from Lisbon with a mail in 15 days ; by this-arrival there is no news, as previous arrivals from the T..gus are to the same d rte. Arrived the Harriett, from the Mediterranean said Gibraltar, parted the Seccass frigate and convoy last night, off the Lizard. PLYMOUTH, JULY le. Came in the Fortuna, from Bourdeaux, bound for New-Yrrk, detained by the SEMIRAiIIS frigate—this frigate has also dezaintd another American vessel, not yet arrived. Came in the AcHATrs sloop of war and WHITING schooner, from a cruize. Sailed the . SHANNON frigate fur Portsmouth, with a convoy. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 17. Arrived the Su ANN , N frigate, from Plymouth, and h appointed convoy for the Mediterrane.in. Sailed the Phipps, Swift, Martin, and Inconstant, with con. Toy for the Downs. The ANT schooner takes convoy for Guernsey.—Wind S. YARMOUTH, JULY IT. Yesterday, P.M. passed this port, a fleet of mer chantmen, under convoy, bound to Anholt.—Sailed the BADGER for Flushing, and the RAVEN gun.brig, and Tthsurit cutter on a cruize.—Remain in the Roads the Vixen and Leveret gun-biii;s, and Prince of Wales cutter.—Wind S.W. DEAL, JULY 17. Sailed his Majesty's Ship BgIiMUDA, for Sheerness, and the Nymph cutter, with convoy for Portsmouth, Last night American Papers to the.) sth June were received. The only article worth noticeing i s the following : 44 Nzw YORK. JUNE B.—We learn by our boatmen, that yesterday afternoon five men reached quarantine' ground, at Staten Island, who informed that they had mane their escape, by jumping overboard and swimming from his Britannic Majesty's ship CASTOR, of 60 guns. They state, that the CAS OR came to anchor the night before last, about three and a half miles south of the Highlands—that she was last from Spithead, knd brings dispatches." The CAsron a'f;2 eon frigate, and her last sta tion was the Leeward Isi Inds. The following is an extract of a letter, dated Liver. pool, 15th instant, received by a re; ectable House in Town 15y the Averick, Ca pt.doteev, from Nor folk, (United States of America) we find neither Mr. Fix KNav nor Mr. l'os't ER had arrived oa the.lsth By this vessel we hear, that Commodore DECATVR, in the United States frigate, had mei his Britannic. Majesty's frigate Eurydice, off the Capes of Virginia. They shoved their colours and spoke—while near to each other, a gun from the United States went off by accident! The circumstance was immediately explain. ed to the Commander of the liritish frigate, who was perfectly s:ttisfied of its beir.; so." A letter from Dover, of the I t;th, rays, " .A very heavy firing was heard last eight (after post), and also this morning, about six o'clock, in the direction' of Boulogne ; but no account has yet been received as to What was die cause of if; some of the Bou logne flotilla was out last week ; 4 .:hether they came ont again, and our cruizers had a cannonade with ' them, or whether the y rejoiied for the fall I Tarra- gone, we cannot tell. They ate building a very largo! I tower just to the eastward of Boulogne, which is al ready run up- to a very great height ; they still keep ca rrying .i t higher; by some it is said to be for n . pharof, or watch-tower, and by others it is reported oto be built in commemoration of. their victort, as • tSe Fratch term it, over Lord Nelson, when he at.• . tacked their flotilla. It seems principally built of - wood, and will command a very extensive view, but . . does not, at present, seem to be it:tended as a place Of offence or defence. several small batteries are si . also constructing at different points along shore : the camp vn the hhl still continues the same ; their tents are plainly discernible, when it is altar, with a v.- slass." . y , _ ~:'.';` LAW INTELLIGENCE. CONSISTORY COURT, JULY 16. BEAUI(AIN W. BIAURkIN. rliB was a cause of divorce on the part of Ann Beaurain against J. T. Beaurain, by reason of cru elty and adultery. No plea was given on the part of the husband ; the Court therefore granted the Lady's request. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 16. TUE KING V. JOHN KING. Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL stated that this case, which coat an indictment charging the delendant, Mr. John King, with perjury, had been already tried, and the defendant had been found guilty by a ver dict of a Jury. The Court, however, on an applica tion to them, had thought it a fit subject for a new trial. The prosecutor, Mr. Harrison, was here, therefore, on a notice of trial on the part of Mr. King himself, against whom the charge was that he had ' sworn that , Mr. Harrison had sued out a writ of If. fa. against him, after the 10 th of April , whereas in fact it had been sued out on the 4th of that month. It was clear, therefore, that Mr. King 1 By swore falsely,, but his defence, which it would be the favour of the Rev. Dr. BURNABY, the reve- I l table Archdeacon of Leicester , tire use of Greenw i ch . for him to make out, if the case were to proceed was, Church WAS last Sunday granted to the Royal. HuitaN a SociETY, when? most excelleat discourse was that he swore so, believing it to be true. ' After the ; preach judgment of the Court of King's Bench, on the effect' ed by the Rev.Dr.Vaorr, Master of Reading School. i of the evidence on the former tr al , the prosecutor, After a powerful appeal to the heads and heirts of I Mr. Harrison, would not have thought himself war- j his auditory, the eloquent Preacher availed himself 9 1 Tit ( te i r i e i . l ii i t .. .. i t . : ' '' Or i Ne ':k(l tv ° o Lj t; '' s C D C) i n so l r i d iA er " s l ii k t:s 'l ic S :an 1 a mpu nip re stat u e o t f he tne ran i i i c ior r a l. l j o u i ie rt wisic . h instead of nourish. I ranted in bringing Mr. King before them to-day, lof the opportunity of bestowing a most jast etilogium J . • • charging him with wilful and corrupt perjury t but ' , Mr. King was himself fully v..:trrinted in bringing it 1 on the late Dr. HAWES, the benevolent founder and Inc an zealous promoter of the Hits:ANL SOCIECY ; a tribute . ucrsoos fibres; th g is pro P duces i v' ;Hoot ' ' l i te pla g i at ots s ini d a frin al t; t ir • forward. in this situation, lie (the Attorney-Gene- of respect, which, as it evidently proceeded from the bit, the animal spirits not being supported; Hypociwndria, and Hyster d ie affections iliac, and from thisdistaseduare ei s h r w oo d. epurt.tueetymentlr said cut ti ti tr ivhat cinkitter Ma, mar Lively present ral) was not instructed to carry the prosecution fur- ,heart, made a very strong impression on the conger ther, asserting for his own client, that there was no gation, more particularly ou the Governors of the tot existence by • premature shear room for any reflection on his conduct, hut that the Society who were present, and who had for many years For l these d isor d ers i r ..k.. orbit a MLINNIIILTOOS CORDIAL Dion; . Writ must be undersood, as he had sworn it, to have witnessed and seconded their late revered Friend's have been found the best remedy, the most powertul rest a ve . teen sued out on the 4th April, he should adduce no indefatigable exertions in the preservation of human and reanimatirg medians; it has been provt.tl an intallible cure tor those whose health ka been injured in warm climates, or by evidence in support of the a-esent prosecution, b,;•iving i lite.—T he collection amounted to 4167. s close artem ae., ands sedentary life ien io bane., its powers I to the defendant full credit for his assertion that he The value of Dr. Fitaasossat GurTA SALOTARIS . been fully con fi rmed in those ' infirmities whic h . attack the oil "' could make out his defence, that he believed his alfi- has been so long proved, that nothing of the present of either sex , and too often prematurely produce cid iv and 1 davit true. Jay can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe- , the weaknesses tonnes ed with it. No medicine pomessea suck I g eneral restorative qualities or so well ads cd to ry la of of a certain disease, which i t effectually The COMMON SERJEANT, for the defendant, had rent stages • valetalinariatis„.• the cold nee :es and weak r t nuscles o e f e r e tlax e rd m h not wished to impute aay thing. to the prosecutor cures and eradicates limn the habit, without exciting bits are wirtned, animated, and confirmed ;by 'th the limit which was not necessary for the defence of his own the painful feelings and exposure that - attends saliva- acquire fresh vigour, the exhaulted vein are filled with rich at 4 client. He had wished it to he understood that he .tints—wit:lio debilitating the constitution in any sie- : heakly juices. the spirits drooping and latittid. become revive/ the different functions of appetite and digestion denied every part of the indictment which imputed F ree, or even requiring confinement from business or abill cail l irat4 i are promoted by ar, ant! "ace whole cons; tutinu receives new I kir crime to the defendant. , restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these hies- ' and strength. Tint c zee re .:orativs of health cannot be fir • mils Lord LLLENIIoItOUGH said, the prosecutor admitted cimable Drops have proved their claim to pubbe an. ! no.oikd with too rti :.1 vac mess to the female sex, in the dal cat. that, under the circumstances of the case , he d id not probation for more than 30' years. in all the debi l ity i ant highly nervous seats whicls is known to succeedchildhrd, and I_ ohm. inn ot the sex, which by want of auto think himself warranted in mishing the indictment.— jof both sexes they prove a never-falling restorative— I ;those Pte non, art apt to produce the most fatal and fineries diseases. and The Jury would therefore f ind the defendant Not I whether the debility :, produced by too free use or even death iiselt. Guilty. The Jury accordingly found the defendant mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm i Sol/wholetak and retail at Mr. Datler's . No. 4, compade, Not Guilty climate. To travellers amid those going abroad, they , corner of Paternoster-row, London; and bimost Country Me . The Sittings at Westminster finished. cannot be rec o mm ended ton stron g l y , as the y will re- I dicine Venders in. every town, in liottlevat'is.e.d aid 22,. tacit. COHEN V. DASHWOOD. ceive a safe, speedy, and complete ,cure, in all olp Mr. ATTORNEY Gitaxam. stated this to be an ac- . stabborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the tion by which the plaintiff, who is a poor forsaken bladder - and organs ot urine. By its efficacy many woman, sought to recover the difference between women havebscome mothers, who for many years £5300, 3 per cent. consols, Which she had sold out . had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale to-accommodate the house of Strange. and Co. late I andtetail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsideocorner Bankers in London, and the sum of atc2f; 1G 1 SS. 6d. ;of Paternoster-row I andietail, by Bolant and Sharp, 3 per cent. consals, which had already been vested j Portsmouth ; Ilall and Johnson, Gotport ; Allnutt, in her name under a trust, which had been kindly us- f Weston, Mallory, and Imes, Partsea ; Trewnian, dertaken for the behoof of this unfortunate woman Exeter ; ConkworthT, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hot by the present Earl of Shaftesbury. The plea set up eland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac by the defendants who appearcd to the present nation j donald„ Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and was the Statute of Limitations. He (the Attomerl, Cargill, Edinburg!: ; Ciattivell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, General) should shear, however, the agreement of Hull ; Gregsdn and iAlinge, Liverpool ; Stains and these tinkers, in a la tter, s igned by the fi r m' of Strange Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and and Co. dated 12th March, 1303, by which they un-; kl d w : u oya, aorn.ngoam ; Gregory, Brighton , and most dertook, that Whatever part of the £5BOO, 3 pet cent. I ledicine Vendetto in bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s. fal. & 225. . 1 consola, should remain uninvested on the 2.oth April ',..- • ------ ----', tutFli WATS& AT LONDON B* DOE To-mol3itow. following, they would see done out of their . own pos. ` m 0ndit5 ............. ........., -. 9 minutes after 1 ket. He should also give in evidence the writ taken I Afternoon ..... ...... ...... ......... St millet i aver I out in the present action, dated let April, 1809, ' Dia iH • .—fisesday : • owning, Mrs. u: rs. J.Stuckdair, . 1?..11- 1I iail, • which v. mad bring the claim within the period of six . of a daughter. . years, and would do Sway the plea of the Statute of I MARRIED. Limitations. Tuesday, at Stetning, ---- Hare, Esq. (late a 1. honenent in These facts were clearly made out in evidence ; ' the sth r. g iment of foot), to Miss Groom, daughter ut the late , the agreement of Strange and Co.ando. the writ in the T• Groom , Esq• of that p lace. I July 11, Thomas, eldest son of S: E. Rice, Esq. of Mounti present action, were ' proved ; and the Earl of , Treitshard, Ireland, to the Right Hon. Lady Theodusia Perm, 1 Shaftesbury stated, that the amount of investments B e c osid daughter of ,the Fart of Limerick. J I made by him, in consequence of a trust which he had DICD. . 'R. .. been request• dto undertake for the present plaintiff, : On the 27th of December, atter an Illness of only seven days, fig A to £2616 13s. 6d. S per cent. consols. iat Penang, in the Prince of Wales's Islam : lof which lie was Go- A clerk of Mr. Ormsby. brokers proved that te e s am Hon. Chaeles Andrew Brucebrother to the Earl £5BOO, 3 per cent. consols, belonging to the plaintiff, B a i t : the 15th Instant, at Twitkeuhani, I.lequeley Cut kbect, : had been sold on the 24th July, 1801 ; and that, on Lord Bishop of Ruder, in France. i the 20th April, 1803, the price of 3 per cent. consols On the SOth ult. Wm. Fraser, Esq. Comddisary of Inverness, was from G 6 8 £dis to 67 I.Bth. m the Poch year of his age. Mr. PARK, for the defendants, contended, that the CHALLENGIL promise to pay in March, 1803, was only collateral MESSRS. CURRIE and Cp. Surgeons, late in hie to, and not a part of, the transaction in June, 1301. I ' LT.& Mait'•4o S e rvice. challenge the wnole world to prove p Lord Er.txtosonouou conceived that the promise to stfaniate led o li t iszcLw ir it e e i re t heir ! effect.i. ` h e e d v ie ra in c e ttu and e re and o e f a c r u sn • tr havi tbb pay on 20th April, 1803, was an arrangement of particular branch ut their proiessiou has nut given y ha! to olle paying a preexisting debt. Here there was an ors. l . an sticcessful case. ginal consideration of a debt, which by an agreement 1 They candour to direct their studies to the treatment and Mt 1 Of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the systeM, afterwards made coat to accrue from the '2oth of I i Which is the commie ! tee of the pernicious and wasteful effects est a April, 1803. - habit long and most unhappaypurstied by the youths of bodssexes Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages three thousand a t the one it will be found :o be the unfailing source of barren- ' pounds, and Upwards. le m ess ; the other bevel/. ravages fatally developed to them Ly a die. A cause of considerable importance to Auctioneers , ittriesunsilungastuaa;li*:7ebthatrty,iwtshichl, if remedial, n a t d ti. t i dt w i l u y iareet, t i e v rtru ldie 'nate. was tried on Wednesday se'unight in the Court of 1 sumprions,loss ot 11 - .'seu:ar power, and various nervous complains Exchequer, before the Lord Chief Baron, under the usually characterise the earner stages of this solitary vice. Of pct.. following circumstances :—Mr. Phillips, an Attorney, sons languishing i u l naer t d be disorders incident to such a habit, their had a house put up for sale some time since at the cniaZeonfta i s e ri n ous, and bas n n e t ee „cli p e ro xt e ended ed narenteten4. Is n tu t t h l: Auction Mart, which was warranted. to be in sub- i most obstinate and complicated case of venereal infection such stantial repair. Mr. Cadogan , a surveyor, attended, as, obstructions in the urethra, s „ stogy excrescences, hard re and protaainced the house to be in a bad state of re- moers,callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as aka S'IRICTURES,• pair ;and the conclusion was, that the house did not w ab It er recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the fetch so much in consequence of the declaration, for skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of which Mr. Phillips brought an action against Mr. reac men t, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient Cadogan. A number of surveyors were examined on suffering the excruciattrg pain and alarming Lenninhar which the trial, who agreed that the house was not in the ositi:'"afersdo:arsenthsie:PpPrtViceunionf thisthe lunar:est:cu. numerous the course ot state represented by the defendant ; one of his wit- Stri y c e tures have been. and are daily moi l er their are, the core totalnl messes said—o 4 it was as sound as a rock."--lhe Jury eradication of which are e ff ected by a safe, certau, a nd' email gave £5O damages. twos mode of practice, superior to any other' yet adopted. The weakness; relaxation, and debility proceeding tram this complaint. —.,..-...........-...... is speedily removed, and the patent restored to sound and vt. Yesterday J. Bradford was fully committed from gorous health. But where the debility has for 'jean existed, s Worship-street Office, charged with stealing a quern- proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, 'filter the Stein tity of mahogany from the premises of Mr. Tamer, titre has been destroyed, is indispensably requisiktu radii!, the of Bethnal-green ;as was J. Pitenis,. for stealing se- suiztnetvbirairaingNsilritsmeotnlifaeui,dac,n,clenttolerruautui'linat ofeththee fi: C r ` v oitstitution. i veral articles of household furniture irons the premises ! , s „ ~,cen under' the care of Messrs. Ce , trrie and Co e . e lro lee r : the ' r• - of of Mr. Few, in the Curtain-mid ; and Frances Dun- mural of complaints ot the Urethra, Strictures, Sic. an s t, basin eats, for enticing several children horn their parents, received a rasic.al and permanent cure, request that reference. in the neighbOurhood of Bethnal-green, and stripping mat he made . „to them , as s a tisfactory . evidencrs of the decided Mace - penornt ot kle.srs. Currie and Co. s plan of treatment. y them of their clothes. at these Gentlernen have bad Strictures from tee to twenty year t: •Yesterday, a coachman, 50 years of age, was and had tie-en under the care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside• charged at Marlborough-street Office, with having ao.l other burgeons of equal eminence, Who attempted the cur carnally known a child, eleven years of age, against by the application of the lunar Callille, without success. Messrs, Currie and Co. may be coon:het by either sex with th her will. There were three other charges against s l i m greatest delicacy, secrecy, and boenar, at their house, No. my . for similar assaults. The offender was committed for tiattou-Gardeso Patients 'tithe country are requested to eta 'le rape, and iematided on the assault charges, to the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, art a the parents an opportunity of a pp eari ng . teams% a remittance for advice and medicines, when the Malt • lel be given or seat to any put of the kingdom. • W AM IL MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S MEAD INN, 8110 W-1111.1., LONDON. The 1 est Accommodation tar Travellers, good Hight uktiiiik Liguori, and moderate Charges. H E following POST .COACHES, MAIL • COACHES, &c. set out front the Saracen's Head Ina, E.XVI LR, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth. Dartniouth, and Salisbury New Pest Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock, with a Gu:srd, thronds Honiton, Amnisaster, Bruit pore, Bland/onl, Basisveuke, and Baohot. - SOS EON, Fpaldiiag, Peterborough, Stilton, anti Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sees out every Evening.—Coaches irons Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIYERPOOL, Warrington, Kuutstord, home, and Litchfield Post-Coach. called '1 he' Esiedition, every Evet Lug at .Five o'Clock, to the Angel-lnu, Dale-street, I.tverpoul. Goaded throughout, BA'T'H and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippes. ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Aitanoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn; Bath, and the London Tavern Thm mi.s-street, Btistol, 'Scat Moniing.—Ceaches to Bridge. water, Taunton, Etc. I.F.EDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four luodes only, and goes re warkibly easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes throtgh htrd, Newatk, Retford, Doncaster, and Firrybridge, lo the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of the I.:oach, it is allowed to be the most agrer4bit and comple; e Public Conveyance on the North Roa.i. bring unequalled in Accommudatiou by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bohm. Chortey, Ormskiri, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After. Dodo at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Lengtowth. Gretna-Greco, Annan, Dumfries Bruwrhill,"hornbill, Sauguliar-Ktia, Cumnock, .4u7. all Pans of Ncot land, Camperdown Coach, Wily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, *etc out every Morning at half-past tiiz o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tailcsster, Darling.oo, Northanerten, Durham, I'dorpeth, and Ourwick. Passim:as finding themselves fatigued trout the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and Then proceed on without any ad &dime/ Face. I. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York. sins Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other Pinees. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, wen, Evening. CARLISLE, Peoria), and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes satb Four Horses. and a tZuard all the way. Passes through grouch, Aypleby, Greatzleidge Richmond, Cattrriek, Bereugkbri,tge, Urethral, Abarford, iknraater, and Grath (the neare way by vialiset:n miles). Set 3 out Leery Morning, and performs the a journcy with ate greatest facility'. Passesgen detained oa theroad by business, or pisasure, have the peculiar advantage it their seats hem; secured in the neat Coach. CHES'f ER. and PARIKGAI E new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post CCl.las, to York, Senderiand, Newcastle, and Editibtsrja, earrips Four Insides only, every Af t. moon, at 'three o'Clock, by v. - ay el Doncaster, Grantham, ea Stamford. SUNDERLAND. Stockton, ;hi Yarm, nest Coach, every Morning, to theAleorge Inn Sunderland. MANCHESTER., Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Waka 1, anti' Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every A:ternoon.--Guarded. SHREW.SBURY,WeIIington, Sbiffnal Post-Coach„ ROyal ilrarlotte every Evening, at Five o ' clock .-- Guarded. SIILFFIELD'and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Keane' hart, every Mornings SO I T FDIAMPTON, Winchester, Abashed, and Alton Coach, every Evening. Mercury Post Coach, with a Cued, Sr BIRMINGHAM out every Afternoon, and reecho Pit-mit - sham next day at Not Pa-,es by Oxford, Easton, and Sin! tone, to the Saracen's Her... Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL., Northeave, Hoyden, Thorn, and Doncaster Pos.. emelt, retry Morning at Seven &Cluck, to the Bull and Sun Inc Myton-gate, Ish.EIJS and WAKEFIELD new elegant Coach, Daily. lIERTFORD, Warr, lioridesdun, and Cbeshw't Coach, err% Mt ,torning. TOT f• SHAM andLlmouteinCosch;Daily,at Haltapaail'et Half-past 'I %vo, Half-peat Four, aid ti., t-past be it'Clock. suuTHAmeToN, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhor4„ I -• minion. Christchurch, Ringwood, h.ribui•larrage, name, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Gurniavy W> s, Way. litAWlr iWILIGHTS OW LOGOAGII, GooOs, &C. cuSlll7l.l ST 3.* usoanktot toast , odic:comas DISS. teaks , hungay, Bury , atal all Parts of Fate. • every Moodily. SHNI,URY, Hampton; and Twickenham, Twke &Wert. WILLIAIi B. hicus AIN alski CO. re,pectfuily acquaint c Friends and the Public, that they will nut be accountable fO3 Parer!, or Luggage, dte. of tivore thus Five Pounds %%due, Or %bodged, unks% entertii a 4 such and paid 'tor accord I he S3r.+Ccil'S Head Inn, Snow-hill, I..undusi. ..14ipubiabi.ed by I.SYSi. t. aII at gbanarry-lsor, and at the Olfiae, Tapp Lax UNIVER3ny INTELLIGENCE. The Duke d' Cambridge has b.en elected Chancellor of the University of St. Andrew's, in the room of the late Lord Vis count Melville. The University and King's College of Aberdeen hove unani mously elected John Tullosh, A.M. to be conjunct PI oftssor of Mathematics with . Mr. Duncan, in'that University. Ou the 1 ‘24t11 May last, the lVlarischal College of Aberdeen conferred the degree of M.D. •on. Mr. Archibald Goodsir, late awl eon to the Fifeshire regiment of militia, and member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Wittenisren, Jugs IS.—Tursday evening. being the com mencement of t'ie College Election, an appropriate Latin Oration was delivered as usual before the Warden of New College, the Bishop of Gloucester, the Fellows and Masters of the College, .and a great number of Wiekhamirs, under the middle gate, by 1 Mr. &le, sea. one of the eldest' students ; and, on Wednesday, the annual prize medals were awarded as follows:—To Mr. Sit , - ridan, for composition in English. verse—" The retreat ut the Fiend' Army from the Heights 9f Santarem, in Portugal," a goli medal ; to Mr. illackstou., for Latin prose confposition—Singuis fatillus parari possum sluam univerva." a gold medal; to Mr. Archer, for a Latin recithtion— •' Acipioni% sum ad Milites Ora tio," and to Mr. Hilbert, for an Elelto recitatiou—" Mt. Pitt's reply to Mr. Walpole," each a niece medal. TO BOOKSLLURS. AND MEDICAL VENDERS. M ESSRS. BARCLAY and SONS, 95, Est.. Marketa.ondwu, ire appointed the only wholesale v, t::! rs of Dr. TAYLOR's celebrated REM ED I' for DEAFNE.iS.'Ih s extraord;nary prepa4tion is composed of the mildest ingredients and cannot possibly infurnihat tender organ, the Ear. It may he used with perfect safety at all seasons, and one small phial ts, in general, a complete restorative —Of whom also may he bad, I. Dr. Taylor's highly esteemed Anti-Spasmodle Pills, a tate discovery of a medical Gentleman of gee& eminence, brill tt e only ipeci fi c in the cure of Epilepsy, or Fatlitig Sickatis, Con vulsion Fits, Hysteric and Paralytiz Affections, Cramp in the !it.a. mach,aud an antidote of that mortal maLvif, the Apoplexy...- 1 PriCk4s. 641 wiLls explicit J recions. 9. Dr. Taylor's celebrated Restorative Ms, for shattered and dtbilitated constitutions; a preparation absolutely indispensable 1 fur those who stave i .jured tbeir constitutions by petal of any . 1 de'scription, to whose powers of digestion are natively wt.akr. .and (contatuittg no deleterious drug) it is recomn;ended by the most respectittle of the Faculty to parsons who ss.ff r head-ache 1 and other disorders arising Gum weakness of the net vous system i Price 4s. Gd. duty included: 3. Dr. Johnson's Vegetable Essence, a - safe, certain, and efica c;ous remedy fur the Scurry, and for sic cure and prey , ration of all the baretui train of dreadful maladies of which that ctieasr, so commis to the inhabitants of this country, is the. mute: ; and It possesses the peculiar advantage Gs Is 'leg composed of roatetiale". purely vegetable, which renders it araubjett of red nationilimpoe. tante. Otte racket has iii many ina!aucea efrvacd a cure; price lfolts . :iuld wholesale by Barclay and .ion-, 9i, nee! Matte- . and at the principal wholesale Vender , .; retail by Mathew. and Lath,' In, Strand, Loadusi ; all print-rs of Newsrtpt.re in ihr• country,' aid venders oi potimt mitticim.. in gintteak; said also by a.l the. Ageing of tit's Paper. r i w