Star. — London, England, 1804-07-30 00:00:00

Frans LON LOY GAZETTE, 7", 28. Cinry, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Spencer P. Brett to be ditto, vie,. Willis, promo•ed. Gentleman Cadet the Honourable I ‘llMom Arbuthnot to hr ditto, vice King, promoted. jantes Evora. Gent. to be ditto, vice W. Jones, promoted. - Dated Juiy t 6. tfloo. Conitniaion in the Aytlbire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Tam M.Donald, Gent. to be Eatign, vice James lienderfon, pro muted. Dated July 1.13."4. Conaniflions figned b yt e thice Lord Lieutenant of V toe Cont uf Eller. ill Effek Yeomanry Cavalry. Second Ideuttrant Janus tirmtton to be Pint Lieutenant, vice Hopkins, n.fignel Cornet Edward Ellis to be Second Lieu ' tenant, vice 1.; ragtime, promoted. Dated July 3, 1804. Loyal Ungar Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant WiLism Iloldane Barton to be Captain. Thomas John Hopkins, Gent to be Second Lieutenant. Dated July 5. Loyal Mcrlca Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenar.t Bennett Hawes to be Captain. vice May, refigned. John Cooke'Stirpden, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hawes, pro moted. bated Jul! 5.1304. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 14th italant. Sift Regiment of Foot. For Rielua Jones, Gent. to be Ease, without parchafe. vice Stretch. fuperfeded, read William Jones, Gent. to be Bair, wit bout purchafe. vice Stretch, fuperftded. BAN:: ill / PTCY SUPERSEDED , Sept. 18. William Jackfor, of Mancbetter, cottonAioner, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms, Knacheiter. Sept. 1. Richard Roberts, of Saint Paul's Church-yard, Loudon, viaualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Anglia 7. John White, of Great RafaLltreet, Covent. Garden, I Middiefet, tio•plate-worker, at Wk..: GuildhalL . BANKRUPT*. Andrew Delatmey, of Great Pultnry•ftrect, pal& of St. James, Weftminfter. working Jeweller, to furry-Wet July 3t. Avg** 7,. at one. and September 3, at ten. at Guildhall Aunt nim, Mae& Wedd and Day. Gerranl-ftrect, Soho , John Bifhnp and John Terry, late of hiaditone, Kent, copartners. uphotdersjdealen and chapmen. July 3x, Augutt 3. and Sept. 3. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attonde, Mr. Cooke, Maidttont, or Mr. Webb, St. Tbom-,ollreet, Southwark. William Leighton, of Newealle-upon•Tyse, i nn keeper, Aural t, at ei,gbt, Sept. t, and ft, at eleven, at the Furies-Head lina,lu Neweaftle-upon-Tyre. Anomie?, Mr. William Harvey. Nevi• caftle•upon-Tine. or Mars. Wortham and Stepisestfun, Coale. Recut, Holborn, London. Stephen Sasonoff, now or late of Apollo•Belldings, Eandatie, I Walworth, Surrey , merc hant, dealer and chapsnan. Aug** I. and 25, and Sept. ft, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorrdes, Mara Willett and Annear!, Finfbury-fquare, London. Samuel Chaplin. now or late of the firgh- greet. Sentbwork, Ben. cey, grocer, dealer and chapman, Auguft 4. 11, and Sept. I. at Skis, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Salta's-Hal. Looftes. Heady Radcliffe, now or late of Oldbam, Lomita's, astbsor fpinner, dealer and chapman, Auguft 24,25, and Sept. 3. at ten, at the Dog Tavern, in Deaskate, Marehelter. Anemia, Mr. Knight, Manclrener ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curfitaisttreet. AnarlaALTY-orrica, JULY 28. Jon of a jailer from Captain ROSIMIT DULDIT AII•rill, CAM- M inder of His blajefty's Ship the Mattresses:a, to WILLIAM NIARMIF N. i fq. dated off Havre, the seas 4,11411 L • SIR, I beg lease to enclofe yoo,Tor the informs. ;ion of my Lords Commiffioners of the Achoitalty, a copy of my Letter to Lord XI IT 11, of this date. (Signed) K. D. OUT'S. MaLtuattna, of Havre, July la, !Soo. Mr Loan—Since my letter to your Lordthip of the 17th inliant, we had very liht and variable winds or three days, which were fogcceeded by a gale from t hte northward, when the bombs had fume difficulty to keep clear of the thore. Yefterday the wind hay. ing got to the S. W. I flood in with the fquadton, and at eleven made the fignal for the bs to try their rang! ; they placed thernfelves with the utmoll i te t cifion i mmediately off the Pier Heads, and at a qaarter pet eleven began-a molt tremendous fire of lefts and careaffes, which was continued without intermiffion for an hour and a half; in a very few minutes the town was ohferved to be on fire, and as ~.the pier was very full of smirch, it is impollible but 647 mutt have (offered confiderably. The veffels which had been outride the pier during the bombard ment of the 16th, were fo much annoyed as to retire, fame into the pier, ancrforne up the river, one of them was towed on (hare under the batteries, and has been fence taken to pieces. The enemy's mortar bat eerie< have been vet y confiderably increafed fince the attack of the 160, and although the fire from them on the bombs was as great as I will venture to withinfay , was ever expetienca, they being confiderablt the range, yet it is with the molt inexpretlible plea fore I acquaint your Lordlhip, that not a man has been hurt. A (hell paffed through the mien flay fail or the ZEBRA another carried awa th (pare topfail-yard of the : MERLIN, and two c h ain s plates. and greyed her tide: and a forty-two pound (hot cut the (pare topmalt and footle other (pars, and lodged in the booms of the Hacsa ; this is all the damage done. It is inspoffible for me to find words to expels my admiration of the condua of the Captains ST KM lAIIRS, PAUL, and BeaUCHaMP, and the other Offi cers and crews of the bomb 4, for the able manner in which they placed and managed their veffels ; and alto to the officers and men of the Royal Artillery embarked on board of then', for the judicious per is in which they fired the (hells. Some loggers came out of the Pier during the bombardment and Bred their guns, but they were made to keep at a refpeaeble diftance by the vicinitT of the Malicia, ?Lino, Locust . , and cutters, which were always ready to give affiftance where wanted, as were the other (hips in the fquadrou in the libations a ffi gned to them. (Signed) mos. toots, ()Livia. Copy et s Lauer from Vim-Admiral fig Joint Imam's,' Duca smayn, IL D. Commander is Chief of his Makay's nips and gads at jaMolat, to WILIJAII Maltalailit. Sit dated at Port. Royal jsmalea, Ma so* of Juno aSoa. Sea—Accompany in g this y ou will receive, for the ----- loforrnatice of the Lords CommilLouers of the Ad- P ARIS OT, who has fa long delighted the p ublic with aniralty, a return of veffels captured a nd defiroyed her g races on the Stage, is (aid to have been lately by his Majefty's (hips under my command. married to a Gentleman of the na me of Ba sr, of con. (Signed) J. T. DUCK WORTH. fiderable fortune. and will therefore retire to the in . Reruta of Vetels captured and detrayed by the dependence of her new fituation. frquadron ander Rear-Admiral Sir J. T. Duckworth, A feaman on board the Rattler gun-brig, fome days . Commander in Chief at Jamaica. fince fell from the fore-top on the deck ; his head and LB flerawar Otive isesteit--ceowasted. ha the Reileropboa. Cape= Ladra-11. Waterboate ./gents. arm were fraftured, but he was expeaed to recove r. ism= mow *Testear— and Co eaptared.ny la Pique, Captain Roo. On Saturday fe'nnight , about four o'clock, as the Pr —bar= semis lamplighteiWeitt to trim his tulips in the dark vaul ar lbdsod awd Masser ffiroadelle--saptoroil by t he Stork. Cap • tabi k creyt...saine weans. led paffige under the Adeiphi, he difrovered the body Armed ansfport Aria—maned by the Ravioli, Capt. Gordon. of a man lying dead on the ground ;on examining it . SIM le"; _ a rope was found round his neck, which led to a fur: *a. u ousc asteaoas—resptared by dlttordameigatta picion that he had hung hirnfelf t but no nail, or other Wig Union--capwred by is Pique, Captain Ada..Sante agents. att achment for Inch a purpofe could be found ; he had ap r te l arer Pewees Mara--eaptured by the Formic. Capt. Van . illigionellos agesaa the mark of a blow on the temple; he was a middle licitaslkipWaddsay—atcaptured by die Blanche, Capt. Mudge. aged man, formerly porter to Mr. Beck, in the Strand, ..11ante illiot‘ feedfrnan. The body was taken to St. Martin's Privateer Felucca Adventaria—eaptured by the Racoon, Captain bane-houfe. • Gordon ...same prom lkhooner Vutture....recaptased by the Flatietilfe, Captain Horny, .7•111 , 7atifon and Thomas Buciatl4 the teak= of lams agent& the vrtlated laws of their country, were on Thurfday a c i..„ 6o . pol4—.emapossWl by ditto...-Same agents. Privateer fellooner Paslise,—Deftroyed by auto. morning brought from Newgate to the ufual place of Liam sip sasirs _ aatt , m abom, m erma id. c apta i n H a m, Execution, in order to fuffer the dreadful puniffiment Same sena. annexed to*the crime of forgery. It is with regret we Ship Mary Maii—mc l 4 4B " 44 lb& Eclio. entail , Boter ,— sooe fay, that they did net meet their fate with that firm agents. . ncls and refi gi at . io . n which would have become them e d ,,,,,,, e t paw = a U m —detained by the Deficit, Capt. Whitby. Same a g ents. as men and nftians. When the inferior Officers of Brines anted dip Minerva—retaptared by the Blansbe, Captain Plaice attended to condo& them from their cell to M o d g e...Sams agents. the leant& they found them in a fituation which too Ftivateer Fehaes tratote....Aame nena clearly indicated that they had attempted to wastedeoy But Rangen-niound empty at Sea, no one onboard, by the Grp ilionfelves. They had taken poilon ; but it i. twoeaderrSaine agents. (claimer Mariss—demined by the Blanche, Capt. Mudge. the not of fufficient virulence, or had not been ad *woe apses. (Signed) i. r, oeLitmoal it. miniftertd in fnch a way at to deftroy life. It pro- WRIT LLLLL , JULY 28, 1804. duced only a fort of lethargy, but not to that degree The ging bay been pleated to appoint Chutes Whop. Fla. to as to peeve= the unfortunate men from feeling the be his Majclty's lerocura•or In all wk. and nutters AdAlitiMC, weatchednefs into which their guilt had pluned them. Fartga, Civil,si.d Ecrldaft. They were obliged to be tupported on th e y latform MILITARY PROMOTIONS. by the executioner and his a ffi llants, who obferved, OaDIi•oCIi•OFFICE, JULY 25, 1804. that they had never ften men quit life with ices con- Corps of Royal Engineers. The weak flare to which they had reduced Captaia.useleassistabg Seertadciados--Ckartes w.nodyerd, rage. Militant Backw•tl, Charles Lefebure, Philip H u ghes, ts....ca thcmfelves rendered their paffsge to eternity but of 1 , 4101 ,,,... pi ,. rk , us y or d, G a rr Whitmore, Predate.* lhort duration. They expired without a (boggle ; ray. Herm, Asserts's , . John F. kirda, Stephen 1 1 - Char' and after having been =pored the ufual time, as an was. Monias W. Hump. Jobs H,, o' ' t' ' ' Gultayas NLuils, ... 4 e sam p ie to others, their bodies were delivered to their Japer C. sin", Gradle Lar4lll2an ' C '" c "" Mann. j n f„ends for that decent interment which, had thivire.Chael. :Oxfam, filchers& I'. Davy, and George Wnght. . their AR dated JO/ so. Ohs (medal attempt flo.:cteded, the rigour of the law Royal Regiment of Artillery. would have denied them. • Catesto.t.teasensot. to he Strom! CaptAlw*Jana Ufa, A u,. This feafon of the year is found more orodueve et . Mat: Tullohiehard T. Rannfird, Hem Mani, Almost .., ___ , .‘, , .._ .. .'. . . s ow % W i tham Payne, Ovate Railer, John Caddy, Airian- Flu! Tell aallgefOUS in: iauy toe Eltle, =nen dtkovegs der Caimpbsil, Henry M. Farrington George Mining, Charles ail( by nanlea, nervous and fic head-ach., heartburn, and bowel complaints. followed by yellow:lth i f the ti Ftuarisvia, infrph Brow. Checks Keane. fluitand S. tkin.giddinefs,6.c.which often praxes fataltothe aeon necoan. chaise. tr. were, Arduw Undoes, Janes Purser, %mum Hall. Fisnri. Power, C's .r:r. Y a g htfliand. sl.or e e g' c r...,.....i.bu.p .,,,, 1 .,. , ~. 00 ,„ Fry. mc „, a, y x ,.., , et minftitution. Mr. Diane, apothecary, has happil), Dotter !ull. 'I hotna B. P. !Lady. Fonda l - h, Choi. , from his extenfive priest: pri9ice, applied a fafe, fe- Sess. George Maffee,liknry If ekman , Philip M...10w.. John sure, and certain remedy ia his (Dixon's) Avti.bilintis Matthew., Kellam Macdonald. l'harks C.. clei.m. ja..• •E. Pill'. Numerous teflimonies irom the Vifenunteffes 0 0.1., Henry Cravriord,(korge I••efebure, Eh., s 1.1,..1.r5. , : Barkingham and Bulkier, the Dowager Lady Say Ralph I Wirrtoo• Ikon Hese •r, 1.51. r. F•RObillal. 3AN:, tt lu. 1 . _ .. lace. j .he M. l I •I; . P trick C.,n.i4 , . ii, 1,.0n May, Thor.as 1 an 4 5.1 e, ......I -n , dt Kilwa- den and Kilmaio, Sir Giegnry * w as, Thomas Gatnitle, Met Irdir Mien limes P. Cnrk• Page Turner, HAM M. P. Sir G. Warien, Barr. S:r bum Pants Ch inthert.yn. - . ii.tr lt RoN.'llwoua. Hugh , , s W. Manners. Bait. M. P. Shelley,Cot. Bia.,,p Soup Dim .y.m, pa,pii D'Ai e ... it.rtourt Hsleornlv, limey Storta..,ngton.:,ol:llljor Pro zler, Portfmotith ; .—.-_ 1 , 6. S. Grant, John & SMM Ir. W i lion Lima, IllaKy WALK , R.. b et H. Bash, Janie. Arraltronr. Ric:bard Dys.. o n e, DeAnc. sul k, .r.. 9. i t t lam pt na . ; It cit. Mr. . WMI ren, Anting. Edward Wilmot*. Citoric W. 117.tt,(lowy. Bane, Pilaw J. ton, holies ; Capt. Jervis Kit kilts, of th e Navy, an J Ham,, w,nt.,.. s u a. r t, :stun., Roc, Janis l‘.l.l.4chlaftc. f. u t ile hundreds of the Nobility and Gcn:ry ; telturin. Wallas. 1 I.innl. jets ft ,- ....,- L:"" •,;',..';rr,;,,,1rit.,:, nits to the fuperior efficeel of Dillon'. Anti.biii,tni Ghtba. WUla , " 4 ben k l. W.' 111 "" ^ ".. J o hn ' ..'". a. Pills fuperfede any father proof. 1:: 11 h I fate,by Potterton. M. 1.11 WA, IA dbant Moe sfo.i, Wilitant (.• , sr, 1 . ..,...... w_..n.e mu m autoutarniarna• MANI. gnbert l• %wino. N.. h ~ 1 st I , A rnotement of ils , Proprietor, at Mr, B ut l er ' s . W. Oliver, Jant , • 1 Cowper, Robs:rt Carthsw, a.. 1 M'it'lato I Ctiespfide, and ietA.l be Mull Flooki",lici la And Medi. J All di:•J July 19.13)4 i c I,x-V4.ndcra in every Town in the United Kinpd.tm . ' in boles at 6s. and as. 9d. cacti, wilt Mt edious, fignel Sootna tkutecae. a kosust o. carob,. in ig neft i.,,,n 4 v i ce itulacidan,.ter...4,L LW.: Jun( 1,1 . 4 IG . la L.a../......• ........ Lt'llat• Bayou ..0 tat aecoul Lacutctiars ,• ce ...lrili. Lou - dal. John Wells and Thema Smith. late of Leadenhall•ftreet, London , hatters and copartners in trade, Angaft 4, tt, and &pt. IL at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Williams, Uppa Jahn-Meet, Fitzroy-Spare. William Wilton, late of the Cool-Eashange. Landon, ecal-fadlegr, desks and chapman, Mind 4.7, and Sept. at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Raine, No. Mark-lane. David Kerne, of Alderfgate-ilxeet, Landon, cabinet-maker, deala and chapman, Acquit 4, tl, and Sept. 5, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mn Flagman, Ely-place, Holborn. John Walters, of Cornhill, Langton, mercer, dealer and chairman, Aura j, 111, and Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Man. Barrow, Forbes, and Hancock, Badnillail-ftreet. Anthony Peck. of Granfead, Kent, carpenter, builder. al.— dealer and domino% Await 4. it, and Sept. ten, at Guild Attorney, Mr. Lang, Great Prefost-ftrort, Goodman'a-Fields. L ! 5501171370 INTELLGENtiI. BILIOHTOI.II, JULY • tg: • Tlie Pat/I C arrived at the Pavilion yenerday abnut eleven o'clock. An allianhlage fn twine-mos and bril liant, as the Race Hill this day difplayed, was never teen in this part of the world before.' Among lithe moQ ;lathing equipages on the ground were the following His Royal Highnefs the Pinter, a barouche, and a beautiful fat of bays ; his, Royal •Highnefs feated in the dickey-bos, and holding the r n s . In t ee he WI c arriage were—Mr. D 'S , Mr. Da ei y, Mr. T _ . nab, &c. Mrs. Firzherbert, a barouche, and a bandrome fet of fpirited buries. The Fart and Counteis of Berkeley, a baroucbe and fix. Sir Watkin W. Wynne a phaeton and Is. Mr. Banat, Sir John Lade, Mr. Campbell, Sir Henry Mild may, and Mr. Mellith each a barouthe and four. Sir C. Nagle, a chariot and pair, Re. Re. The Stand was crowded with fafhion and beauty. Among the equeßrians on the ground were, the Earl of EGaIIIONT, the Ne/or of the turf; the Earl of CLEaMONT, Lord C . , Sir T. C. BVIIBUILY, Sir F. Ev awns, Sir J. SHELIA*, &c. dec. The Partici was alfo occafiemally on horfeback. The (ports of the day, and its refult, were as follow : It commenced at one o'clock with A Match for tools. h. R. —Lag three q uarters of a mile. a Mr. Waftelis Lumbago, Vt. Lord Egranones b. f. by Precipitate, out of a fi lter to Collat. Sit. 71b. - - S Three to aon Lord Evanont's at bating. Pita Lordildp's korfe ua fortun..b ty took the wrong fide of the pat, or It is fop poled In would Lave won the race. At half part ate o'clock the Stand year et the Pavillon Stairs of Kegs each, l. ft. for Colts. Bft. 3lh. and Fillies Slit thee throe years ea llte La! Mlle. The winner of the Derby, Oaks, a Afcot Stakes, to carry ylts. extra. Mr. R. Heatheote n ames Ld. Geol./awes b. c. by John Bull I ,i, Ills Royal Meiners tbe Prime of Wakes b. c. by Wax/ Mr. Ladbroke moans IA. Egremones b. c. Hangnail, by Dellis' 3 Of the twatty loofa oamed, that only Rafted, wklek came b as plated. The odds Wert jet j in favour of Hannibal... The knowing ones were completely taken in. Immenfe (unit were won and loft on this race. John Bel won the Pastillas Stakes haft year the , and John Bob has been vidlorious this; and Jobe Ball. re (as of John Bull, we tot% will get the better of their a dverfa. ries cm a 1 motion. The tube on the ev e nt of this race ceded Do tittle merriment s myna the populace. A Match la sons. Eft. ear-b.—Four Miles. I Sir John Shelley's Strap - -• - I Mr. Ladbrokes bay colt Rambo - Woo ( silly-41re to four at Santos on Rumbo. A Renewal ti a Swegritalte. of jogs each, tor three.yr olds. Colts Vt. alb. Fillies Vt. 41b. The lilt Mite of the courfe. Mr. Ladbrokes eb. e. Vo'snesers - a Sir..arths n. Mr. Thomplon's br. f. Virgin, by Sir Peter s Sir C Banbury's n. Mils Coiner, by Don %Orate, out of Gunner's dam • - 3 4 Mr. Wasfon's Leanings - - This WWI the mat dererminsd :see of the day. Four bodes of the Si tamed only nested, then.ot which, from the e nact to the dote of the heat, were fo elofe together, that (butthe winner bad Dot more than half a neck advantage of the in. The fait race was forte(. for four-I r olds to carry 811. s-yrrAds Sit. sob. 6.yr olds /ft. sib. and aged 01t.51b. Mr. Brown's eh. h. Rebel, 6.yrs old - t I Sit F. Evslyn's Jack-of -all-Trade', 4-yrs old - 1 1 The Pa I NCI was habited in a dark green coat, and looked remarkably well. A large party dined with kis Royal Highnefs in the evening. EDINBURGH RACES, JULY 24. This day his Majeßy's Park of wogs , was ruts for over the Sands of Leith, and won by - Lord Belhavai's bay hale Brandon - - a a Mr. Rotation's bay borfc Pagans • sdr Mr Palmer's ebefuut boric Cormorant - - 3dr Mr. Baird's bay colt • • .- 4 dr Theonencris hay colt Papaw •- dbl. feeond heat Lord Belhaven's Brandon walked over the conrfe. Jove as.—The Noblemen and Gentlemen Sub. feription Purfe of Fifty Guineas, was run for over the fame courfe, and won by Lord Bellhaven's bay idly - a a Mr. Hill's brown bade. Anteing/ Earl of Catallies ch gelding, uhaneenar - dr - 3 A Fan n evi brawn boric, D'Enghien . - - 4dr This was a very good race.—The firll heat was gained by about a length, and the fecend was Rill elder. There was a hack race-afterwards which afforded but little (port. BI.ANDFORD RACES. JULY 15. The five guineas Hunters Sweepflakes was walked over for by Mr. Short's ch. h. Soldier. The Handicap Sweepflakes was alto walked over for by Mr. Biggs's ch. h. Phenix. The Member's Plate was not run; only one enter• ed for it.—Mr. Martin's ch. f. Enchantrefs, who re ceived the tog,. Same day a match—Mr. Radcliff's h. g. Mine mus, heat Mr. Stunt's ch. h. Soldier, four miles for So guinea.. Ju Ly z4.—For the Ten Gui neas Swee p ßakes, Mr. Blgg's ch. h. Pheenla walked over. Maiden Plate. Mr. Band's hr. e. Cottager, 4 years. 4.1 - Mr. Howdeis eh. e. °amain, 5 yrs old - - Mr. Bigg's be. b. Runaway, aged - CARDIFF RACES, WEDNESDAY. JULY as. The Country-bred Plate was won by Mt. Hunt's b.e Striver, beating Mr. Sadler's brown Cormorant. Sweepnakes for all ages. Cot. Klngicotes Wheaten . Mr. Horn's Jack of the Green - Mr. Philips's Roils - . Mr. Jasper's Troll - . . Thurfday—Maiden Plate. Mr. Sadler'. brown Cormorant Mr. I font's Trutt, by V ~lontecr, Mr. Lewis's b. f. Ft iday— Fr ee Plate. Mr PhOtir's Wlrestear Mr. Ilerft's Jack atilt Green SWANSEAWP.DNESPAY, JULY 23. The 3 and 4 yrs. old Plate. Mr. Phil;lr's Wheateir Mr. Hart a J.K a of the Green - flowers Plate—Same day. Mr. jcelltln.'. Rig lk a - . Mr. Morris. Bay Mare - Mr. lAA-elle:. nay Marc . Mr. knew'. Grey Gelding . . TIOUItsDAY—F.,r 3,4, and 5 yr olls. Mr Phillip.% %V Aca , , Ar walk.' over. A Mitch for soßs. two mile he its, Mr. Phillips Rollo, aged, 811. 71b. beat Mr. Hutil's Ttull, 5 }Ts old, 7(1. ,DAY—The all-aged Plee. Mr Phillip'. %4' but.., *sac.: ^Ver. A Match sog, Mr. Jlut.inb',. 1):): Bon, 'oft. beat Mr. Morris's bay mre, HI. (ur nil c s. A Mitch fnr 6ogs. H , ea's Trull, by Voltm eter, brat M..i Batba's c. g. King David, 7n. each, A Nl.t•ch for I ocg.t. Mr. Hurit'..jtck 1f the Ct-ecn, 4 Yrc• Ml.l . l.ltilip.'s Rolla, aged. Sa. each, two-wile heats. MCCORD RACES, IIiPaIdISTIMI, JULY as. Hunters Sweepilakes. Mr. Hatrifere& ch. b. Chilton, by Pipator Mr. Prices b. g. Low, by Cardack - • - Mr. Rawlinker cia. g. by %tease - - Two to t on Chilton& County Plate. Mr. Retlateen's ch. f. Mary. 4 yrs old, ?ft. 4 1b. • a t Mr. Atbees beg. Link John, 4 yr• old, fift. tuns. 3 11 Mr. Illatedyl b. f. Mi no rca, 4 yrs. old, tin. 4 1b. - 4 dir. 9 Mr. Frogley's b. e. I riptoteenr, 3 yrs. old. 7 1t. - 1 Two to r on Mary. Tnptolemns bolted the ad hem, CHELMSFORD RACES, TUINDAY, JULY a 4. Her Majefty's force of tongs: for Fillies. Mr. Embden's b. f. Deckling . • - tft Mt. Williatnes b. f. Fly - - a 2 Mr. U11 1 ' 11 41)11'1 e.'f. Cinderella 3 3 Very indifferent fporr ; feveral fweepflakes and matches made by the Officer& of the Guards, went off, from the [ridden march of their brigade. PRESTON, JULY at. Our Races were concluded yeflerday, after afford. ing univerfal fati&faCtion to a very crowded atten dance. At the ordinary, on toe lag day, Mr Beaus; clerk of the courfe, prefented to the Earl of Dsessi a note from the officers of the Royal Prellon Vulun. leer, offering an handicap plate rrf scl. to be run kr by lofing horics, on the laft day in the coining year's (port : for which at of liberality, his Lordlhip con deftended to esprefs a warm approbation s and the numerous gentlemen affembled joined in plaudits of approval. The Loyal Prelbrin Volunteer. were tkea wafted round the table. " - t - I - s MERSEY AND IRWELI. NAVIGATION. THE Committee for managing the Affairs of th u s Navigation, take the liberty of acquainting their Friend* and the Public, that their NEW CANAL front WA RRINGR TON to RUNCORN, is now co TON which to convey Goods with the grate* pollmle &patch, never being impeded as heretofore by the Neap Thies. The Plafs belonging to this Navigation are now GP dfcelually feeured by Leeks and bets. Nat it Is hoped In future Pilferage of the Gonda configued to their Care, and Damage (maids through unavoidable Aced nts) will be astir* pievertcdoad the Public may reit afured that Cotton and other Goods will be difehaaged under Cover, and lope Clean and Dry. Mould, however, any thltances of Damage or Pilferage occur. it is particularly requefted, that immediate notice thereof may be given to me. at the Old 0,21 f, Contains Howe, where lath complainu will be duly attended to. Vil LIA AM HE.4RY WORTHY, Agent. Manchcter, Old Quay, July to. 1854. N. IS. Goods earned to and from the Wharfs mot Ware:Seam of the %Wad Canals, an as moderate tetma as by any nth_ made of conveyance. SALE. of the LAST FIVE SHARES in the HULL DUCKS, Under the Powers of an At of Parliament, peffed in the aid year of the reign of hit prtfent Majefty, fur making additional Dean at Klaglion upon I lat. Dock Office, Kingfton upon Hull. July 9, doe. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION, at the Earhange, in Kingfion et upon Hall. on Wednef da y th e Bth day of Auguft. alba, P- Wel), at one o'clock, purfussit to Etch Conditious as gull then be produced, I'VE NEW SHARES in the Undertaking for A. making Docks at Kingilon upon Hull. Each Share will be put up feparately. A depoilt of tot. per Cent. lo part of the purehafemioney, will be required immediately after the We, and the remainder io two equal payments. viz. One half on the asth day of Dauber neat, and the other half on the ssth day of December neat. Each purchafer of a New Share will be entitled. from the fir* day of January hit, to the fame dividends and privileges as oho prtfent Proprietors of Dock Shares. The Dividend for the left year was t tel. ys.fid. per Share. N. B. Thde are the LAST Shares which the D.ek Company are empowered to fell. As the payment of the purchare-suaney is pidtpaned to late periods, end each purchafer wil. become entitled to a whole year's dividend within a week after the payment of the left inftalment, they arc well worth the attention of the public. Further petit -plan 'nay be known by applytog to Mr. Irolt, Solicitor, or Mr. Levett, Clerk to the Dock Company. I i 3 2 s 3 3 II DISRASPS of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS Cole Proprietor of DARAN' s celebrated mecli eased Donies and Remedies. Mr. DUFOUR informs that Public, that be may as ufual be eonfulted daily from 9 to 3, it his bo4fe. No. 54, Frith.ftreet, Soho, on C. In of Stridurea, Obltruo. tions,(Peets,fee &e. as well as Vkhility, and every dito der where fanxy is fo effential a requilne, that. Mr. Dufour has provided a (p partment. arhos Hoare, that every Paticot m a y be bstredneed in a frparsta a Mr. D. has for manyears amilael talmfelf to that &Tatman of Surgery, and fra uratenfive pradice, god the molt Mowing fuc:els, he La enabled to after a method of cure. mild. eilkacluus, requiring no em.finement or rtltraint In diet, and which prevents a refs*. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enchains a Mc or a two round note, wid bays limper remedies fenttnthe atrOunL Fot the varionsfymptoots &C. ire Mr. Ushuaia Tre: • 'e on the above enrapsaints,priee fifth edition; to be of J.Callow, crown-court, Soho; Mar Clown, Exeter Change; sad of In. Author. . . _ 1 s s s 3 3 • • dr I I 1 1 I 1 1 2 1 I I 2 1 3 1 dirt. - LONI , I/N Ptintrd aw! pl:Altlikal by LEV/ I. `:• 1., It Ow, y•yt I..al;‘'..ati., at tbge SrA&O. $c e. lUta alio tbeSraa Oleic', Ic. ,'• HAVING dedicated mylelf to the find'', and been ridded by theme , * emalderabic pruftlec in that branch which I thought I roper to tenet, I trait that I base net more me• anpinycd my time tb.n thee who. in the extrudes field of the profciEon. are eecittemally immerfed In uneertainer, and come aloe,' artikl 21111 fucc.f. which I. aeqtdrel by eonoontratiog the inadletlual power to one daft of &feeders. Theallfeal... of DEBILITY arc peculiarly Welling fer Act brim with them a train of emeorattant (Tiptoes, and, by a dr ream of all vital energy, exlftaiee Weir becomes cashlitered. — Vebetha they side front the prevalence of 111 esanspk, theietne tire holiits of fchnotboya, or the indolence. of maturity. they re quire the mat atlnhanus profeltional Skin ; Mt by the igsurame tat itorduce, , l men, the quiptiana are aggravated, t he tat tooter nation Is deilieeet • COLLEC -::YfIGEOPIS, lef Mind My pretentions no regularity ol educe . ' re j tw it.thr-, er-ry prieitc.3. to prigkiee,l feel otyreff cutitie.l t o t• et contdrs with obeli I hate hitherto been fo Ufa-rally brioneel In de. del kat:inc. of loral wc.knes, catty to'!? •it:ort se if preeert the ealaniqy of a deteiltated frame but 1,.• • fern. from a enact -impels of the utnitaninief, of thy lice eruft‘l hI, mi.fortene, is fearful of the contempt .eniutc .4 bit fueny l'hytician,ll,l hived. over his infirmity with coda coz e-alr,-ni, it molt be fatisfadtory for him to he adored cot only of capi:oii:y nl te..-neit, ha. olio 44 the tnoft fecre:y. And In rree"t Venereal Complaint. it Is pone , o prevent p:ir. danger or &Ere.: in the moil complicated c ai.. It I. the acqum . „ event ut cielaGec iaperivice In this lute to idled a fee, ...Y....4e, and fret re-eft.lll(htnent I olio. the adi..rtage of tf.l. erperienee ?nth- le adder fee orb., are sli'Alad wi:h ally kind of DEBILFIY. ce• y fyin; or f V thi ~ItEAI I. ti ..I . ION. and in all eal7s the t seers r erm. of Tax , - a-e flee !on the h•ft hitcrei. W. t -.t. in Ole country ore eapetted to la b.. 2 Willi noir, a.. 1 are r.quala.l to itreeity their see mid tisane of tieing. MARTIN BRE E. W'maher of the Royal Oilier of Surreone Leedom, 'No s 9. Anandoliftreet. ptai ample Bar :n1• I 1 dirt. irrmazi THE The on Ta me Te • ONE To toe afl to be deli' be s adtoi ilhe CA Ada. Hi rep frfirtal *re Ow ..L-i the aka* Th a twats• 1 11 To be d Into the Wendt The C Office- No 04 fated in, •ixe :gird vnle ms.l u•bai Cal FOR S Ou V' On T rr k 5 Y , Which Ti, fma. Garde Aldan It holt In 6 yr q t tenni GFN Zy . DIED. On' Estuniay, the lath bdtant. at Booth Ferry, Yorkfhire, Mrs Parry, wife of Edward Parry, Efq. late, one of the Direc win of the Eaitiodla C.oatpany. A t Wenfington, on Weilnefday kit, Mr. wallas, Forryth, pr. :Mier to h if Majefty, at Kenfington and St. James's. s WHITE HART INN, WINCHESTER, (LATE D01.1.ER.) WMORRIS (many years Butler to N. Middle • ton. Xfq ) haying entered upon the above Inn, bep to (o. licit the Patronage of his Friends and the Public, and to aflure them, that no exertions Ihall be wanting on his part to give entire rattail:lion, by the ftriaelt attention to their cafe and c , onfort, and by tornithing the heft of Hodes and Carriages on the Road. Winclasiter, Jane a 6 . doe.