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" • 71., qb . , . PAC 411.4437 1 :NIGHT'S GifiBTTA • FORIEGN OFFICE, AUGUST S. MI6 Royal Hisbaesa eke-Prince Repot boa beget pima& la eke acme and oo dot beboltOt bia Male* . to appoint lb* lieu. John Meade to be Itia Majtatii Canso In Spain, io th* room of Sir Jobn Hoototokoraaed. • ' witrrEtiALL, AUGUST 11. His Royal Highness the Prince Relent his been pleased, iq the name and on the hehalf of his Majesty, to constitute and ap point Captain Sir 1 homes Lavie, Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath. to be Governor of the Royal Naval Asylum at Greenwich, Gi the room of Cap tido Richard Deere., reiigt.e.l, • . His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name amino the behalf of his Majesiy, to cott,tittne and aplpoint Richard, Heave, Sup. to be - sect esary and Registrar to the CoMmiodoners for the Government of the Royal Hospital at Chelsm, in the room of George Aust, RN. resigned. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OfFICS, AUGUST 0.. 2d Regiment of I.ife Guards—Captain Howard Vyse, Snit the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a 'troop, vice Leonard, Who Mt changes. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guaroi—Alexander Scott'llroosnisid, Gent. to be Coroet, by purchase. ilSßegiment of Dragoons—Coruet George Mann to be Liebt► want, by purchase. vice Goll, promoted. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet R. R. Welby en* Lieutenant, by Furchase, vice Gieditehprometed. Alexander Bailey, Geot. tv be Cornet. by porellier, vita Pleas promoted in the I Rb Light Dragoons. 21st Ditto—Riwign Arthur Achnnity, from the 711th root. VA be Cornet, hg preheat, vice Wood, lereebelee. • Sid Ditt-41111 Pariby, Gait. to Weimar, by peals* vies Risers, promoted. $34 Detter—fArset Jasper Fanner to be Llestenant, bypeidtam, vim Lewes. Paillueed. Burgess Flasher Wells. from the half pay of the 81st Foot s be be Serval. vice Steele, deceased. tat Regimes' of Foot—Ensign J. Nixon. from Salr pay of there. giment, to be Resign. vice - 84*Kag, Who exchange.. Soh Ditto—.l.kotesmon Edwin Sandy* to be Cliptaio of a lent. sib party, by vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the4btk Skis Ditto-dohs Turner, Oast. to he Lingo, by pprebase. vice • Ricketts, yeemoted. lltis Ditth--Captain Duncan Macpherson, from the 69th Fang to be Captain of a Compaq, vice *own, who exchanges. lab Dittow.direvaLlestemans.C.olonel Peter Brown, from the 23d Foot, to be Major. vice Keightley, who exchanges. Ditto—EnsignJames Talkie get be Lietateriape g witbobt OM. chase. Mee Hail, who :ekes. Red Ditto..-Brevet Lieutenens.Colonal Jahn Keightley, fran the I 4ah Feecto be Major, vice Brown, who exchanges. Vid Ditto—Surgeon Jobb %How, from the 62d Foot, to be Sur. gees, yke Sabana°, who retires upon the-half pay of the ells Foot.' • • 55th Robert Crawford, from half pay of the slat Folic 'to be Lieutenant, Vice idnoods, wbo 4 - mahouts", retelviie We 'difference. kith Dltso—Captain lames Cockburn, from the half pay of the mikmat, to be Captain of &Company, vise Mancor, who ex. receiving the difference. - Henry l ynes Ward, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, trite hilakspeace, promoted in the .14th Foot. 110th Ditto—Lieutenant William Symonds, from the 3d Curl. son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis, who retires upon the h.if pity et the 3J Carthame bastallou. fist Ditto—Limetssant Kenneth J. Ross, Mixt half pay of the Mb Pew, to bnLbosteoant, vice While, who misuses, r► belting the dilibrome. eld Ditto—Summit Flamm flolheley, from the hall pay of the 9th Foot, to be surgeon, vice Batiole, Appointed to the Sx4 Foot. Clith Ditto—Captain Nicholas Drown, frost the 11th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice htiPhersun ' who exchanges. 70d Ditto—William Cheap, Ge ua to be F.n.iign, by purchase, vice Conroy, promoted. ad Ditto—Captain George Macdonnell, from half-pay of the 27th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Lyn( h, who exchanges; Lieutenant Robert Dalgieish; from the isalt-pay otthe 71st Foot, to be Licotenaut, vice DATouald, who ex- changes. 18:11 Ditto—R. 1. ThorOton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ationnty, appointed to the Slit Light Dragoons. Nth Ditto—Cara'n W. A. Craig, irOM talf-pay of the 441 b Foot, to be Captain of a Compaay, vice Walker, who ex changes. Arai Ditto—Licutcnant Edward Pratt,, from the 96th Foos, to be Lieutenant vice Kyan , who exchanges. 94th Ditto—AmistantOurgeon Hubert Yreuderpst, M. D. front the belf.pay of the sat Foot, di be Assistant-tiorgeon, vice Cross, who exchanges. lath Dicta—Lieutetiaut Richard Ryan, front the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Pratt, who exchanges. 104th Ditto—Ensign Gabriel nostall lobe Lieutenant, without purchase, vim Coyne, deemed; Robert Maxwell, Gent. to be Ensign, awe 'I unstall. let West India William J..oeiser, from Mlt-pay of the btb West India Regiments to be Lieutenant, der Fraser, who eachanges. sd pinto—Lieutenant A. G. Laing, from the York Light In . footry Votuateers, to be Limousin, vies Downer, who e 'changes. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant William Hodskitteon, from the Itb West India Regimeei, to be Lieutenant, vice Turnbull, win( Attires ttpp the half-pay of the 7th West bobs Regiment. litb Dive—Edward %Villianis, Gear. to be Early, by purcbue, rice Caine, promoted to the 96th Foot. tsh Ditto--Thomas Henry Doyle, Geot. to be Eadva, by par • chase, yieoCaldwell, promoted. Royal African Corps-•-thment Maclean, Gem. to be Ensign, witimut parebtse, vise Finlay kilatras, dammed. • . se ;viz To be Lieutenant-Colonels to the Array—rMajor_ Chu* Earl of Match. of the Sad Foot aid Major Patrick Onittphlß, of the ipi Artißery. ' art /T. Major Men DelHe, of the nd Garrison•Blittallon, waft Parity AeltttNit -General to the Force* saran in Nova Seeds (with the mit offientenant-Colonel in the Army), vine 180kingon, • • Hairy Curler. Ilag."ia be a Paymaster of a Iteendifiiiilialter, vies Tyrar. mover rAL KATI'. liat-krpon Jame% Itodgera, from dse half-pay, to be puritan . to the Forces, vier Deakin, who ezeltarges. York I.lgba forestry Voionteers—i.trotessot George Dotter, 'from a. ed West ladle Itegimem, to be Lieutenant, vies Eitini,wbo exchange& Ceennimiets In the West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord j.leutenant of the County of Kern. Captain Peroeval Bart Lyle to be Major, vice Woodgate, rrsigned. Conunlssibis in the Royal Anglesey Militia, dined by the Lad lieutenant: Thomas 0. Williams, Gene. to be Second Liesammum BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Oakey, 'late of Stroud, ploueeetienlubc twricpiener, Rota Awn 10 to Sept. 2C at ten, at the Bouniner Meyers, Behtel.. • Adllars Herbert, lea. Llsoidlon, Montgomery., dannelawae jammer, srall August 3 to Sept. 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London;' BANKRUPTS. Samuel Kershaw, et Oldham, Lancashire, draper, dealer sod chapeau,a it:weeder Aug. 10, Vt.' at thou friendship lon, Oldham, and Sept. 17, at the White Bear Ire, Manchester, at three. Mb:owlet. Mr. Barlow, Rhodes hobo, near Oki= p or Meeart Miles and Parry, Temple,Looden. Stieberd•limith. of Tiptoe*, Staffordshire, treb4saiair, desist-ad chapeau, Aug. 16, at Ave, 17, and Sept 17, at gam s at tie, Jeralnpkwut Anne Inn, lihiffnall, 'Mop. Attendee, Mr. Sealth, l Wolverhamptoo ; or Messrs. Ptlat 'hod Wlrlaoa, Oldpermee, 'Lincoln's 100, Loudon. Robert Seeker, of Dotidag, Surrey, iron% l isePir sa d d orm; Agg. 10, at one, 17, and Opt. 17, at eleven, at Oeildholl, Lea. I dub Rl2orotl•_Mr• Lindsay St. Thomaa4 treat. llendwratli. I Jabal / Idd sad laeepb Woolley; Leaden, merchant., deelen.aol ci•PaNte Avg. 10• 111 one, VA. at tea, and Sept.. 17 A ft Om, at Guildhall.. Amaral's, Moon. Ritherdaun s nib% an d Le o , Baruattetto §l., leasegel, - • , i7c " ••- : • ,Tlnanthy Lane:lief of l 4 k ummh llepseteest, Grasifenati. , . . tipholeterer, dodge we Aug. 10,17, and Se= at 11, at Oddball. : . %fr. Pearee# fonsilerregnifig 1 lane* Willcox, •44 fi r ' • Oloneweretsidre. &dee, SS' Ottoman, Aeg, 9, IS, and :S. If, at one, at the Bash IPatefell, Brlstol. Monde& .Mr. nag ; admit', be. pigge.groirs: ' - London ; or Mr. Freak's, Bona' Thomas Whitehall's. of St. Albans, glees-dealer, dealer and ehapntan, Aug. 40, at One, 20, at see, sad Sept. IT; at one, at Guildhall. London. Attorney; Me.Downes, New lan, London,i and St. Aibans. Jobs Wilson, .of Brampton, Yonbilike, notio-masofeetnier, deals? and chapeau, Aug.' to, to, al. Sept. 17; at 40,4,4 Gallothall, London. Attotitey, Mr. Hodgson, Busidersbury,. London. • < Robert Little and Jan! Hannah Blair, o f Birmingham, gen • makers, dealers and %apeman, Aug. - 19, 26, and Sept. IT; at ten, at the Union Tasiern i llirmingham. Anoraks, Meer. Simko, Stevens, Maple% and Plrarse; predefich'ellent. Oki Jewry, London ; or Meuse. Whacky and Se% • Philip Santhen, of East Stamboul., Devonahlee, sigailleek fll, SO, and Sept. 14, at twelve, at the hang's Arras 11r * , * Instrals.w mesh Dock: Anoraks, Mr. Manikin°, Mali ' *On lAindoo ; or Mr. Leach, Plyrdooth Dbek . .. • Mama Moans and Hugh Munro, lite of Upper The,euetreal e .. baste, dealers and chapmenfAvg. 17,24.. and Sept. nt at i ' -Ilk Bid at il l. dhall. Anoraks, Masts . Bland and Bowan% Old den ' John Walton, Edward Webs; had Thanes Walton, of Brea& street; wareboosentes, Aug. 10. Inland Sept 11; at twelve, at GuildhalL Auorney, Mr. Walton, Wendt:id-court, Thor. lanotton-efeet. Joseph Budwonh Sharp, of Queen-street, Citeepside, warellsteke. man, Aug. 13 31, and Sept. 17, at ten, at Guildhall. alatir• Wes, Messrs. Lowe and Bower# Southampton-William Chew cery.tane. Aaron Shepley, of Heatdn Norris, Lancaddre# cotton-spinner, dealer and chapman, Aug. 19, gll, and Sept. 17# at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attondes, Mr. De's, Mon:hew ter; or Messrs. Longdin and Satterfield, Gray's Inn. Landon. William Sier, late of blayland, Suffolk, victualler, dealer and chapman, August 20, VI, and septimber 17, at leven, at the I Crown and And*, Ipswidt. Attorney, Mr.Toms,•Cepthall- j court; Thrognionon-street, Loudon. John Hollowell, of North Shields, Nottliumberlend, ildrovnier,l dealer and chairman,. August . I, 26, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, North Shields. Anoraks, Mr. Watt, Cushion4oun, Broad-street, London ; and Mr. role y . Ninth Shields. • Lazarus Conway Barnett, late of Notdsgbani, upholsterer, dealer, and chaptnan, September 9,4; and 17, at (leek% at' the Flying Horde -Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Miesn.All• sop and Welk, Nottingham. William Smith Barkley. of Neon, Stafford, dealer in Iron,, dealer and dogma% August 16, at live, 17, and Seperilsbee. 17, at eleven, at the Jerniugbam Arms Inn, Shine; Salop. Atternies, Mt. Smith, Wolverhampton, or Messrs. Price/Ind Williams, Old Sqoare, Li:kola's-Inn, London. John Had, of Nuneaton, Warwick, ribbon-manufaanrer, dealer and chapel:an, August 91 # at live, 22, and September 17,1 at eleven, at the null and Fleur-de-lis Inn, Naturalise. Anor- 1 nise i Mr. Constable, Symonds Inn, Chancery-lane, Londe°, or-Mr. Oreirneray, Attlettorough Hall, Nuneaton. John Watts, km of Manchester, drapes, dealer and ekeisnals, August 26, 29, at eleven and September 27, at two, at the Bridgwater Arms Inn, Manchester. Atternies,Messre. Cris. X& and Kay, Manchester, or Messrs. Clarke and Richards. • Chancery-lane, London. Jobe James Barnard, late of Boston and Sklrbeck Quarter, Lite• • cola, banker, September 14; 16, 17, at eleven, at the Whitt Hart Inia, Boston. Attornics, Mr. Holloway and Mr. Reid-' Boston, Lincolnshire ; or Mews. inky, Stocker, and,' . genre , w soa, Fernivars Inn. London. • DIVIDENDS to be made at OUILDHALL. Sept. 3, Edward and Augustine William Batt and John Bath- ail, IVitney, bankers, at' twelve. Aug. 27, Calked Hammer, Bristol, dmber-merchant, at eleven. • Aug. 67, John Zayre% Touley-street, poulterer, at eleven. Aug. SI, Charles Vain Colwell, Great Russel -street, lima-draper, at tea. Aug.. 10, Henry Cooke and Daniel. Prince, Coleman -street. narrehan.s, at tent Sept. 14, James West and Thecae John Colliford, Great Whi{lisster-street, insorance•broliers. at ten. Aug. 31, Thanes Cott Edwards, Lescester-square, silk mercer, at sieves. - Sept. f, liteavens Lupton Curiewis, King street, C•v 4 lo-11ardela, lad., al eleven. Aug. 9i, George Taylor, Bursted, piper-maker, at ten. Aug. 31, William Hardeastie. High Holborn, bookseller, as ten. Aug. 27, John Page, Redboarn bury, dealer, at twelve. Aug 27. Robert Pocock, Redbourn Bury, miller, at twelve. Aug. 117, Charles Basel, Prospect-place, Lambeth, insurance -broker, at twelve. August 27, Bernard Cohen, of Bishopptektreet; user. chant, at eleven. August 27, John King, of Bliodford Forum, draper, at eleven. August 4, John Garden, Henke-street North,' min chant, at twelve. August 6 6 Rebecca Ford, Worce ste r, ntaii• Ids at on& DIVIDENDS to be mule 111 Ake COUNTRY. Aug. 30; Mesa:lda Laldlow, Hoe, swain4liekletri, at die George. Hull. Sept 2, Philip Wog le, Mosta% Herefordshire. vulgar, at tee at the Oxford Arms, Kinston. Aug. IS, Italian Stevens. Ne wcastle, draper, at eleven, at the George, Nevreasdr. Aug. 29, Bauiel Gray, !bode, tallovoehandler, at three, as the Black Lion, Wkiteburen. Aug. 30, Samuel Joseph, Gosport, alopsvUer, at 1, at the India Arms, Gosport.. Aug. su, 11.0bert Petchell, Hull, draper, at eleven, at the Geo*, Hult CERTIFJCATES; Audus7 27. John Hollings Allen, °afford, drnptlt. Rieita;d Bonier, Nett bury. maltster. John Mathias, Haveriordwest, banker. Siam Ringsell, Poplar, painter. Robert Hodgson, Northallerton, ar ras. lobe Ansley, Star-court, Bread street merchant. Walter Allinson, Castle-street, silversmith. Gabriel Somme Demi st:wet. goldsmith. Adam Manta Wapping-wail, Merchant. Mamas Her HaddersheidegadSkr. Tuesday se'rmight, a boy, eight years of age, felt OM of a boat at the Broomielaw, Glasgow, and W4l drowned. • Tuesday se'nnight, at a ceal.work, agar Glasgow, a fine young' man about 18 years of age, was killed by a part of the roof falling in. On the 17th ult. at Strarhatradale, Sutherland. shire, a* child about ten months old, being left in its cradle, in a house alone, a sow entered, pulled' the childnut; and mutilated it in a most shocking manner —There are hopes, however, of its recovery. The sow was imuiediately killed:- • Commix's INQUEST.—Monday an Inquisition was held at the Coach and Horses, Smallberry.green, on the body of William Parrott, groom in the service of the Right Honourable Sir Joseph Banks, Bart.— Lewis Bendy Oliver, a surgeon, residing in New Branford, said, that he had known the deceased for a considerable time ; that,on last Saturday week the ,deceased came to witness's shop, in his absence, and was bled, in consequence of a hurt hi received from the kick of a horse in the head t he came again on Sunday, when witness was at home; he tom appear. ed very well ; os Monday witness saw him • again, 'and then he complained of a pain in his bead; on Tuesday he got worse, and continued to do so until half past eight o'clock on Wednesday when he died. Witness opened his head, and, on examining, he facia that no injury whatever had been done to the scull ' or brain, and that his death bad 'not been Occasioned by the blow, but that it was occasioned by delirium caused by mental depression of some sort. The deceased bad been bit by a dog some weeks ago, and that probably might make- some impression on his Mind, which Might be the occasion of the delis em that nosed his death.—John Phillips, of Smallberry green, said he was butler to Sir Joseph Banks, and had known the deceased for severil-yean in-the fa.* mily of Sir Joseph. What been lately of a very weakly constitution. Thp deceased infant - led witness be bad been his by a deg is the country, wit , mess considered made arm imptemien ow Me mind ; since that time he had been is a very desponding ;tats,, and 'Satin 11-#t Of deßetem. Verdict... Did 4 sis vide*, If Os ofraw. • 7 . • Arm" durtikr.s. . . - .• • Icarroth-ear some tint, pest these has been a re olor eapokt demanded fol. • the. sitpply•of the Conti.' tental mantliactities, appears increasing. The India sale list week consisted Of 465 baits Surat Cot. ton; Ahem was much briskness the prices were , ifs.d. for fait Toomel, but not c*an,,up" to 18gd. for rod quality one lot s particularly Hoe, realized 191 d. the whole sold eXclusive of the duty: The' sales by private contract were Pennons at 2s. ltd. a 2d.-Maranhams at 25.-Babias 23d. a Bowed. Ind. Inconsiderable parcels of Demerara. were sold at 231 d. a 2s. ; stained 20141. ; Surinam at 2.. lid. ; Grenades 210. a 22d. ; very ordinary and old Bursts Tad. and Bengal. in the house at 13d. 140. 1.11111.4P00La Amon. 3.- f ss Our Cotton market continued dull during the greater part of the week, sod. prices generall y expersenced a little decline ; on Thursday, however, the den and began to revive, and yesterday we bad considerage inquiry from the trade, principally for Bdweds and Orleans,and prices, in cane/pence regained what they had before lost. The sales amount to about 5000 bags, viz.-Boweds at 174 d. foe middling to 18d; for fair; and 181. for good fair to .20d. for very good, and a few prime at iteld. ; Orleans at 19d. for fair to 22d: for good, and a few at 220.; Sea Islands, at 214 sd. to 2s. 410. fot fair to good fair, including 106 bags of stained at 23d, a 2s. 04d. ; Pernams at f.s. if& a 2s. I'd.; Ma 'tinhorns at 2s. Ofd. ; Bahia. at 94. a 2s. Ofd. ; De soeraras at 2.. 10.; St. Domingo. at 21d.; West- Indies at 19d. a 190.; 630 ter at 13fd. a 14d. The arrivals are 6411 bags, of W . ch 5185 are from the Brazils besides diem, dare is one vessel not yet reported." Suoax-The business done is Mt scovides was very extensive last week, the prices were a shade `higher. BArbadoes Sugar, .one cask of uncommon quality, s,ld at 109 s. good white 965. and Md. 6d. middling, of which the greater proportion of the sale consisted, 87s. a 935. 6d.; ordinary white 84s. 6d. a 86s 6d. ; the sale went off with much briskoeis, the priors 2s. a 41. higher than any previous one ; .the *drones nearly in proportion to the late rise in Mus covades by private contract. We beg leave to suss gest, that there is every probability of an alteration in the duty and in the drawback in raw Sugars early In September. If the average of Muscovado Sugar, inserted in the Gazette, for four mouths previous to the first Wednesdays in January, May, and Septem ber, shall be below ek-Ttie Timmy Lords inky .spend Is. et the Input duty. 4114. lue Ss. ditta • 475. Is. • Atm The business done in Muscovades this forenono is again extensive; the prices are without variation. Corres.-The quantity of Coffee brought forward by public sale has been so extensive, that the prices have declined ; the deptession last week may be stated 2s. per cwt. middling and good middling have gone off exceedingly low ; in last week's sales there were large parcels of Dominica . Coffee, middling 78s. a 80s. ; good middling 83s. a 85.. ; Jamaica descrip tions went off nearly at the same decline, good ordi nary 625. a 635.; fine ordinary 644. 2 695. s middling 695. a 69,6 6d. No alteration can •be stated. in Fo reign or in East India Coffee. This forenoon a public sale was brought forward, chid/ Dutch, the whole went off at nearly the de , prenson we have stated ; fine ordinary and ordinary middling, in extensive parcels, 675. 695. and 695. 6.1. good ordinary 64.. and 655. ; a few lots Jamaica 655. Tatar Paovistows, ke.—Prime provisions. from the limited supply at market, continue in good demand, particularly prime India Purk and Mess Beef. Bacon in very extensive request. There has been also some bri►kness in Butter. Sat:mares—The prices of Saltpetre have advanced Ss. per cwt. ; there has been much business doing • ' it is reported, Government have purchased eaten: airily for eaniida. TOFACCO. —There is no variation in Tobacco.— The arrivals from .tbe linked States continue trivial, and there is now little doubt that the supply this year will be short, yet the export trade his been greatly affected by direct shipments fens America to the Continental Ports ; the stocks ' particularly in , land, are reported to be very large; a parcel of line quality Virginia was imported last week from a Dutch port; the prices here are so high' that no orders can be at present executed. 13marse—Tbere is very little business clang in East India Spices on account of the Company's sale on Thursday r good privilege Pepper may be purchased lower; ; several parcels of Cringer were put np in last week's sale] lint chiefly inferior desdiptions. Rica.—The deniand fur Rice lately has been very considerable; the priced at which tercels of Carolina Rice were taken were 245. a 45. in bond ; and we believe the holders are now asking 265. and upwards; in last week's public sale, fl4O bags East India Rice, free of ditty, fist sinality, was taken in at 26..1, 'second, at 245. 6d,; very ordinary at 20a. PUBLIC Satz OF 5K1N11.••••9455a Detr Skins 4s. 2ch to 12s. 6d. per skin, 14,000 Cape Sheep Skins Gs. to 188.-1850 ditto Goat Bs. to 455. per dozen-450 Calf Skins 4d.-329 Cape Hides Sid. a 4id.-72 bales Hair Bd. a 9d. per lb. PVILIC. SALIt Or PSOVISIOI4S Ton FOR11100)1.•-•• Newry Butter, lst. 69a. a 715.; Water(ord 70s. a 725. ; ,New Waterford, fal quality. 87s. a 90s. ; Waterford Pont 675. a 681. ; New Mess Beef out ; Water ford Beam, newly landed, 661. a 665. 6d. oEL.—Greetiland Whale Oil cannot be stated at any variation ; the prices will probably remain nominal till the arrival of the LondOn ships, one of thena deed this morning in the ricer.—Rape and Linseed are improving ; in the other descriptions thpte is little [variation. ILUIP, FLAX, and TALLOW. —The prices of Tal low are little varied. There is little variation in Hemp or Plaz. NATAL &roan:— There has been an improvemenk in Naval Stores; considerable sales of Rough 'rut.- pentine.--Spirit 21. a Ss. higher.—Tar in very con— side:able request, and very little Stockholm at .market; the prices are considerably higher. The improvement of thesi *aides is reported to be con nected with the extensive shipments of ordnance and other stores to Canada. Rum, BUNDY, and - HOLLANDS. —The prices of Rum, from the limited demand, were near) at no minal sates. This forefi ebn, 66 puncheons Jamaica were brought forward by loblic &ale; a good pica. imesent My/ fgl S, eola ati the a.nit Usti% math romp% landing pages, the strength c a m 01 thi whole sold readily, bit& at very reduced rit e; if* prices ass. 10d. and 'Ss. l Id.; the s a l e u ill pm. bably affect tolnorrow's maiket i no alteration ca l to day be stated.—Brendlei are hi good demand, 'again hi. to old. per. gallunitigher..:—Geneva without irarktdom It is a circtionidanti *at to be accounted foe, that 'rhea the price of wool has fallen to what it was neatly 20 years agoi and when manufacturers are not able to eke employment to their workmen, that the sellers of Cloth and the tailors in to wn , k eep up their pikes as if the article remained atethe pricgt it Drought slit years agd. fkietal :snantifactorers from Nottingham and,;. trinity, driven ftom their houses by the Luddites, are now settled at Tiverton, whew upwards of 100 in t ,' and boys are at work, preparing machinery for the manufacture of stockings, lace, &c. The number of persons that fall victims,to diso r : den, produced by consulting illiterate pretender,. is incredible — the latent seed of a dreadful dis ease i , . suffered to lurk in the Osten], and too often shorten life; these circumstances induced Dr. COOPM, and three Burgeons of thirty years expetience, to ea:think a Medical Board at Charlotte-House, Great Char. lotte.street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Ch 4. pelb Blaskfriars' Road. The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have been improper', wailed, and particularly those afflicted witch Sui t . turei, Fistula% Cancers, Screfulas, Nervous ties, arising f om warm climates, juvenile indiscee. tines, ice. Eraptinus on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, ukerated•throat, mouth, and nose, pain s in the bead and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheu. nudism f nodes en the shin bones, &c. are sonptom s which appear years after, and ofteu embitter the ma trimonial state. Messrs. COOPZit, Mount), and Co: ate consulted daily by all ranks of people from eight in the morning until nine at night ; or by letter, inch). sing a lee (for no others are answered) stating their Case, when medicine and advice are sent to all paitt of the kingdom. The piles and fistula cured, with. oat burning or cutting ; and advice gratis, on Tues. 'day, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till twelve o'clock. A side-door, and private rooms for females. rem athirst Phi:kiwi: leave lately joined the Board ; and Metal atietkxasii whip abed qua the Patin* /w asks. aft profit Air* cotualiatiox. 11RTH. --- -- At Glogrow, an die eath aid Mrs. Captain Camping, of Ay &aguish, of a dauiluee. Saturday atinuight, at Cork, the wife of the Rey. B. Swett, of a daventr. MARRIED. July 33, at Todrig, the Rey. John Cochrane, Mintier of the Opel at Falnoue, to Miss J. Knox, daughter of Mr. Knox, far inert Tedrlg. Ac Olasioor, on the alit uk. Sir Alexander Campbell, of Aliertarkell, hart. to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Alesander Coldstream), of Crieff. 'Wednesday, at Cork, Captain John Doyle, 47th Regiment, to Mary Susanna, daughter of the late T. Connell, Esq. of that city. July at Ganuoutb, Liget. James Hay, of the lind regimen of foot, to Isabella, only daughter of lames Steinson, Esq. • DYED. lolly IS, at Stirltng, Wm. Macfatlane,Est. late Sir geco of Mt Majesty's ship Crescent, aged 25 years. Wllbastt James. forsooth of Gerrard.streei„ Soho, At Welwyn. Captain Hugh l3aikie, R.N. aged 77. lull 9,7, at Castletor, Jane, wife of the Rev. S. R. Namitne. Ftiday, aged 44, the Rev. Raymund E. L. Rogers, vicar of HI. abopoStortford, Herta, and formerly of Oriel College, Otifed.. Thonday, at Pareras, in the 69th year of his age, Darid phonon. Esq. Sub-Commissioner of the Public Records. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, Prepared by Dr. &wain*, Gilead-House, near Liverpool; peke half* guinea a bottle; or the quantit, of lour in one family bottle for 335. on wbkh 9e. are saved, duty included. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD it Onfeeesally acknowledged to be peculiarly ef f icacious in all inward wastings. trod of appeti!e. indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the bands or limbs, obstinate coughs; shortneu of breath, and consumptive habits. It thins the blood, cases the most violent p.t.us in the bead and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. By the.nobility and gentry this medicine it much admired, being pleasant to the ta,te and smell, gently as rringiug tits fibris of the stomach, and giving that proper ten.i,y, winch a mind diers.inn requires. Nothing can be better adap!ed to help and nourish she constitution atter a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c. 'Elsie Cordial is highly esteemed in the lia4 and West . Indies foe nourishing a.id invigorating the nervous system, and acting as a general restorative on debibtated cohstitution., arising front bilious complaints coalesce* in hot climates.--'fine Who have the care and education-of females the studious as well as the 'edema: y part of the community, sh ould never be withint . the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head,. . invigorates the mind; improves the memory, and enlivens tt . imagination. It is the most absolute retnedy for such diseases as are attend. ed with the following symptoms, namely, a great strait: est of the breast, with diffictitty of bre:clang; violent palpitations ti the heart, sudden flushes of beat in various parts of the body; at other times a sense of Mid, as if water was poured on them; dying pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, resembling those occasioned. by the gravel; the pulse very variable, sotss dmes sincomnionly slow, as other times very quick ; yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of sudecation, as hunt ' s lidroe lump in the theme; site/teats its of erying and contrit ely. laughing; the sleep uneound, and seldom refreshing, zed the Oaken often troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been std by interested individuals against medicines that are advertsed ; . but there is a very impottant observation to be made resprctii tis*ConfEd Balm of Gilead, that unfree us operation was getele; safe, and efficacious, It could not have obtained the tmeraniEl demand it hat acquired ; for, as it has rarely the gnat advantage of a persuasive ativocare at the ear of the patient, so nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its *alit:try effectel tail induce per ssveranee, and yet rea-onable perseverance is dertainly most re quisite so enable even the happiest combination of chrm:cals an d galenicala to root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetuditu. rian to health. The CORDIAL BALM OT GILEAD most wonderfully chat Mrs nature, and will support the life of the aged and bairn'. hi all inward decays, debilits, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either sea, whether Istretittary or owing to youthful impt adagio', this medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. hs well known characteristic of promoting longevity hes been long malitealtied ; fur by keeping the consitutioa, as it were, in continual repair, it I reserves the body in health and vigour, :rid prevents premature decay. It requires no particular confinement nor attention to diet. Cr Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the 11111121 compliment of • a Sr note to be int'ored, addressed. " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near I.lverpooL Patti double postage . . Government security against Counterfci! s. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co. I NI, Os. ford-street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all Medicine Yenden ; price l le. each, or four in one Family Bottle foe as. by which one Ile. bottle is saved, with the words". ." Sand. Solomon, Liverpool,", engraved on the Stamp. HIGH WATER TO MORROW AT LONDON BIUDGIn tetilentcg - - 28 info. after 2 Afternoon a • • 40 ....... •• ••• $ LONDON: Printed by Levet. Knorr Pickett Phut; tlitite and ibg St2ol64•TiVe* 0"). 7.; I.