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MARGATE, AUGUST i 6. • This delightful place is nearly at its dome of per : feEtion. Thurfday night we had a grand Concert at the A (limb), Rooms. Mr. WitigyslT(uperintendett .1 The Mufic commenced with "The Rd Croft Kaighes," by Mein. DoirLll• GRAY, and Taitars.i. The long of " Deep she Vale .a Cottage/oar by Mr. GRAY, • leas char rningly lung, as were the glees. Poore to tie Souk," etc. Whenfial we three noret again," and " Crass wile the/e yam farads." MifSW/IPPERT per. formed a concerto on the grand piano forte with her anal ability, which was attended by the cuflomary treed of applaksfe In the duet which followed, by Mr.WEin.ssr on the harp, and Mifs WEIPPERT On the piano, the fame luccef* attended. Mr. KIDMAN, with his ufual liberality and taffe, contributed every •hing in his power to add to.the elegance and com fort of the very numerous and genteel company which attended this fcientific treat. About 200 rr' , u-ere prefent, among whom were noticed the Duke Of MANCH eSTER, Marquis of ALINTLEY, Lord COLERAINE. Lady E. BaNTrwca, and her charming daughter ; feveral of the officers belonging to the German Legion, the Militia, de. The fecond Con ceit takes place on the 2d of September, under the fame management. ‘• The T!teatre, under the management of Mr. WILMOT WELLS, is unufually well attended this feafon. The new pieces of the curfew, and 'town and country, are very refpedably performed. lite arrival of vifitors have for dick feveral days nearly doubled thole of the departures : the Duke of Kent and Prince of Wales Packets brought Soo fengers n Friday. Donlies are dill the rem. In the courfe of their peramb , larion, the biped ' and quadruped frequently exhibit Icet , ts full of natural comic incident, which provokt laughter, even from thole whole riftble muf cies are but Odom brought into adion. LON C E vim-I-There are now living at Chumleigh, a firo.ll t •wn in the north of Devon, three women, wh .fe united ages form a total of 277 years. Two of them bear the fame name, hut are not related to each other; the elder (Mary Collins), whnsompleted her 93d year bait December, fucceeded her hufband many years ago in the capacity of Sexton of the Pardb, and, until within there few months, fhe dili gently performed tee duties of that office. No one was more methodical or exnediti - uc in the digging of a grave ; and a , this time (he regularly tolls the bell, and, doting Divine Service, perambulates the church, to keep idle b 'vs under proper dilcipline. From the regiliers of deaths in the Po -aim empire, during the year 1806, it appears that there died in that.period one between 145 and 15o.years of age, one beta ten I 3o and 135, four between - les and 130, fix between Ito and 125, thirty two between t 15 and 1 zo, twenty fix between i to and t t 5, eighty fix be tween 105 and r to, an hundred and thirty (even be tween too at.cl 105, and 1134 between 95 and too. PUBLIC OFFICE, BntoP3TRF T.—YOlerday John: Green was hr tight before James Read, Efq. charged with different felonies.—Mary, the wife of Richard Oliver, of Surrey fquare, Kent road, laid, that on M nclay afternoon, the loth intl. between three and four o'clock, the prifoner came to view her houfe, as it was to be let ; the (hewed it him. When they came to the back parlour, he opened the clofet, pretending he wanted to after ain its depth. The cltdet contained feveral articles of plate. He made an excufe to go up Pairs, to look at fume glares ; the followed him.— When he returned, the oblerved him go into the back parlour, and then left the houfe. As loon as he' was gone, the difcovered that two large table fpoons were miffing. She went to the door, and faw the prifoner running. She called out " Stop thief." The prifoner was purfued, taken, and feen to throw the fpoons away. The prifitner was charged with a fimi. bar offence by Elizabeth Fort, of Union-row, Kent road, in Dealing a watch. He was alfii charged with a like eff, nce by Alice, the wife of John Born, of Union•court, Old Broad firect, in Dealing a valuable gold watch.—The prifoner was committed for further examination. He has lately returned from New South Wales. On Friday, the fum of poi. in bank notes, was Vier' ft om a box belonging to an ()filer in Hounflnw, the amount of his favings of thirty years, and which he had lately fold out of the flocks, and he had been filly enough to talk about it, and the eircumliance of his being in poffeffion of the money was pretty ;ener ally known. On the dircovery of the robbery, information was fent to the Public Office, Bow thee, and Adkins and Pearls were difpatched in purfuit of the robber, and to endeavour to recover the property. The Officers upon their arrival at Hountlow, fearched every perfon belonging to the inn where the oilier refides, and the houfe age, with out being able to trace the property, or to difcover the robber. The Officers determined to try a 'theme and pretended to leave the town, but returned to the inn in two hours, and proceeded to fearch again, when they found the bank notes placed in the box belonging to the oilier, from where ftolen, but the robber remains undiicovered. A letter from Limerick, dated Augull " Sabout eleven laft night, a number of gentlemen, returning to this city from a party at Mountthannon, the feat of the Countefs of CLARE, in this county, were attacked, near P.onarcotty, by a gang of rob bets, about twelve in number, all armed with piftoli and blunderbuffes. The gentlemen ware in three carriages. In the fit El carriage attacked was a gen tleman, who, being provided with a blunderbuls, prefented it at the robbers, who inftantly retreated ; the gentlemen in the other carriages were not fo for tunate ; they were robbed of their watches. money, &c. One of ahem, Dr. WARBURTON. the 13dhop of Limerick, received two flogs in the !boulder and ear, fired from a blundetbufs by one of the villains. His Lordarip, I am happy to fay, is, however, pro• flounced out of Jaeger. lklajer 111‘Manoa, and another of the gentlemen, who made a fpirited re finance, were beaten is a fh.tcking manner.—ln about two hours after, a gentleman, returning from Caille.Connell, in a putt chaife, was attacked near the fame place, fuppofed by the fame gang, who, having ptetented pillols at his head t robbed him of a g old atch, scl. in notes and cafh, and his port manteau of clothes ; the villains alfo ford at but miffed him. The greaten a atvity is tiled for the eitcovery and apprchention of the offenders." • EDINBURGH. AUGUST 13. The Right Hon. Lord BARNARD, the Hon. H. Sr. Joi iN s, T. MORANT Efq• BRODERICK, Efq . P. S. SELBY, Efq. L. itVGlLLavaay, Efq. arrived here, on theit way . to the Highlands. Set nqt from Urquhart.'s Lodgings, St. Andrew's fquare, her Grace the Duchefs of GORDON, Lady Jaws MONTAGUE, Lord FRANCIS MONTAGUE, and Mils Foenyce, on their way to Kinrera Cottage. Gronfe lhooting began yektday. A great num ber of Englifh Noblemen and Gentlemen have palled through Edinburgh for the Highlands. Monday, rrived at Dumbreck's Hotel, the re mains of Sir ARCHIBALD EDMONSTONE, Bart. from London, on its way to the family vault, at Strath. blane Church, Stirlingthire. WILLIAM BEGBIE—No event has occurred in Edin burgh, for the left 5o years, which more deeply late relied at the time its inhabitants, than the murder and robbery of the unfortunate Begbie, in November lag. The prompt and dreadful dexterity with which thefe Os were perpetrated, the almoft immediate difcovery of the dead body, and the efcape of the murderer, through a area crowded with people, be fore it was dark, form altogether a. combination of circumftances unprecedented. Nine mouths have elapfed fence the ctitne was committed; after the flrideft fearch, no clue has been found that could lead to deteaion, and the tranfaaion, however deep in its impreffion at firft, was haftening into oblivion. On Saturday fe'ennight, a journeyman malon, in ' company with two others, in paling through the grounds at Belle Vue, found at the fide of a hedge a parcel, containing a quantity of Bank Notes, which, lan examination, proved to be thole of which Begbie was robbed. The perfons who found the Notes car ried them to the Sheriff's Office, where an inveliiga tion is going on. They appear to be large Notes only, but, from the damage many of them have fuftained by the long expofure, the exalt fum is not yet afcer tained ;it is fuppofed to be above 30001. The fum of which Begbie was robbed was 37001. in Sol. and 51. Notes ; 240 guinea Notes, and 440 pound Notes ; the (mall Notes, it is Paid, were not in the parcel. WINCHESTER, AUGUST 15. LONDON frfitßlCE 73. !PRICE OF HAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay, - 41 os to 61 es New Clover 31 OS to SI ss New Ditto 31 tos to 51 51 Straw, al cs to al iss Clover 31 tos .to 61 6. . SMITHFIELD MARKET, Aura t 7. 1 This day's market exhibited au abundant thew of Sheep andi Lambs, and the fupply of prime heaths was very good; Mutton and Pork are dearer than our lath report; Lamb and Veal are cheaper; Beef fold at loft price ; and the trade in general was p fomewbat bra. The ales in the Hay Market were tolerably lively ; Hay and Clover fetched better prices than Friday's market ,l Straw has dropped in price. To fink the offal—pet ftone of Slb. Beef 35 6d to 40 6d Veal 43 ad to ss 4d I Mutton 4s od to 45 8d Pork 4s 8d to ss 44 Lamb ss od to 65 od. MEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAT. Beats, about asBo—Sheep and Lambs, 21,500. Calves aso—Pigs 420. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, Auguß 17. Per Rone of 841. by the carcare. Beef 31 od to 41 od Veal 3s 8d to ss od MUtton 35 4d to 45 44 I Pork 4s 84 to ss od Lamb 45 ad to ss. 4d. RAW HIDES. Hides(perttone) as 8d to 3s od f Honk Skins 235 to tss each Middling 29 44 is as 6d Sheep Skins os od to os od Ordinary is tod to es od Sheartinga is od to os od Heavy Calf t is 64 each I Lamb Skins as od to as 84 COAL MARKE'r, Augult 17. Ships at Market Ships fold Price 4 Nevreaftle Coal a 45s 611 to sts od a Stone Coal E sss od to oos od On the sth intl. was holden in the exhibition yard of the Bath and Weft of England Society, the firif public mart for the tale of improved Briti(h Clothing Wool. A very confiderable quantity of fuch wool was fold at fair prices ; and though a part was left unfold under the case of the Secretary, there is not a doubt that this mart will increafe in its importance. After the of public bufinefs, many gentlemen from the counties of Norfolk, Surrey, Wilts, and Gloucefier, as well as Somerfet, dined together, Sir John Cox Hippifley, Bart. M. P. in the chair: after dinner much interefling difcuffion took place, warmly promoted by the worthy chairman, and " a Com mittee of Staple Regulation" was appointed to ma nage the future proceedings.—The healths -of the Farming Nobility, Mr. Coke, Dr. Parry, and other public fpirited gentlemen, were drank with great refpea; and this meeting, which was marked by a fpirit cf ufeful emulation, ended in the molt aufpi cious harmony.—The Chairman received the parti cular thanks of the meeting. On Thurfday Richard Seymour, of Winterboutne, was committed to Reading gaol, charged by a young woman, named Brown, of Yattendon, with at tempting to commit a violent aifault upon her per fon. Thurfday evening, about ten o'clock, a waggoner was picked up by one of the Bath coachmen, lying drunk on the road between Newbury and Hunger ford; and it is fuppofed, from the various marks on his body, that the wheels of four poll chaifes, or coaches, had paired over him while lying in that con dition. He was taken to Speenbamland, where he now lies in a precarious Rale. Saturday fe'nnight David Morgan, aged 65, and John Watkins, aged 22, were executed at Dorchef. tcr, purfuent to their (ententes, for palling and ut tering a note, purporting to be a promiffory note of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, knowing the fame to be forged and counterfeit, with intent to defraud Richard Hillary. Since their con demnation they have behaved with great penitence, and acknowledged the juftice of their lenience. — Morgan is a native of Briftol, and Watkins was born at Kingfwood. On Fridajr, as the fervant girl of Mr. Bagger, bookfeller, of the Strand, was walking with his in• fant, a fine boy, about zo months old, - in Somerfet houfe-fquare, he, unobferved by the •girl, went to look down an area, when unfortunately he fell two (lorries, and was killed on the fpot. A few days !ince a Gentleman, in the vicinity of Kingfbridge, Devon, went to fhoot rabbits ; and when he returned in the evening, finding that his wife, with a companion, were gone into Kinpbridge, and that it was likely to rain,'he haftily placed his gun, charged, in a corner of the kitchen, took up an umbrella, and went out to meet them. A girl, who had hired herfelf to the houfe but two days be• fore, was itoning at the kitchen table, when a boy, about 13 years of age, came in, and feeing the gun, took it up, when it exploded. The ccntents entered the left temple of the young woman, and palled be hind her eyes, through her head, and tut at the right temple, carrying with it a great portion of the brains to tke oppofite wall; yet the languilhed till the fol lowing Tuefday. Noy errs.—An Inquifition was taken, on Wed nefday, at Claypole mill, before Mr. White, Coro nor for Lincolafhire, on the body of one of the workmen, whofe neckcloth had accidentally caught in part of the machinery, and was twilled with fuch violence as to occafion inflant Itrangularion.. This is not the fir ft inftance that has occurred of wotkmen being fo killed, and ought to ferve as a caution to all who are employed in the fame way, not to wear any thing round their necks that may fubjea them to the like calamity. Early on Monday morning lan, the body of Mr. Charles Jofeph Maton, of Eling. Hants, was found in a !hallow brook, by the road-fide, near Romfey. There being no marks of violence, or other circum fiances, to (hew in what manner this melancholy event was occafirned, the Coronet's Jury returned a 'mita of Accidental Death. • • . . t ? U or RI E FY RU IN T Z:S i :W i g i E nII a E r T e the t C h 7A g K iN i lL n . S ;entimi. 01. i --.--- RE ruRN of WHEAT is .Matk-lase, including ***froth the . THESE CAKES. . Medical Gentleman of great experleoce, and which al as s i t 3d of co to the Bth of Augnft —Total 4.560 quarters .• alterative. without any (WWI operation, are particularly alap te dl Average 72$ 9}d:—... go higher than tall return. • • to the palate and itomack of children, and are a moil Cafe aud A RETURN OF FLOUR, 'effectual remedy for all Eruptions upon the Skin, whether ariGus From the Ift of Augult to the 7th of Auguß. from original itstputiry in the blood, from the natural Smolt Pot, Total 11. . tacks—Average 641.4}d- Meafles, kc or acquired by the Vaccine, or Variolous !Ime lda . I os id. higher than sal return. tion.----Sold by F. Newbery and Sous, at the only Wen:hook • RiTURN PRICK OF GRAIN ON HOARD SIIIP AS UNDER! Wheat 4,58 56s Ors Boilers 4 3 i ,„ o d : for Dr. James's Powder, No 45, Sr. Paul's Church-yard, London, Fine 66s 68$ Suffolk, to .._, o d I price 2s. a Bos (containg 20 cakes or doki) and 3d. duty. Supe SI rfine 7 28 7 1 $ Grey Peas 56s 62$ od I Ob fenre that the words " F. Newberg', 1 4 o. 4S' Sr. Paurs,"sre Fine Ens White, Ike. —s 74S Beans, New • 448 .5 24 en g taved in the Stamp. Rye, 408 47 1 Ditto , Old .....11 ... Barley 34 1 40$ od Tick Beans, 40a 47 1 od Malt 64$ 728 Oats SOS 26$ tps White Peas 6as Bos Polands 3 8 33 8 od Rape Seed 221. to 271 per hft —Fine Flour 6os to —s. per Sack. Carraway 4 0 $ to 42$ per cwt. Coriander the to 184 ditto. PRICE OF HOPS. • RAGS. PISCIIRTF• Kent . 51 las to. Cl ass I Kent - 61 os to 71 7 8 Sulk: 51 zoo to 61 os Sulks - 51 rzs to 61 tu Effez 51 toe to 61 6s Farnham 61• os to sot os • PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. New Bags 51 555 to 71 011 I Pockets 61 os to 81 8$ PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. St. James's. Whitechapel. Hayperlokki o oso 6 o 0 I Hay per load 4 oto 6 o Straw 1 5 oto 1 54 o Straw 2 5 4 to 3 3 I Clover 5 Sto 6 10 A CHALLENGE MESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgerns, challenge the whole world to prove a Tingle inftance where their Nit dicine and method of core have failed of the dtfircd Tito praetioe of many years in this particular branch of their profdaolt has not given rife to one unfucceflul cafe. "l'hcy continue to eked their ftodies to the treatment and core of Venereal ComFlaints, and that derangement of the fyfteni, which is the confequence of the pernicious waftefu I effrets of a ha. bit long and mat unhappily punted by the youths of both kites, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing fourcr of barrennefs. the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dittraust ftate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, terminates in in.; potence. Theft are its remote and ultimate cffeet..; whae con fumptions, lofs of macular powcr,and variau nervous complarad ufually charaeterife the earlier Rages of this %Ciliary vie:. Of per' Erns languilking under the difordera incident to fuch a life•thd treatment is fimple,and has never proved unfuccefsful in the tout* of a long, laborious, and much extended pradtice. In the molt obitlr.ate and complicated cafes of Venereal Ipfeetion,fuch as ols ftruetioas in the Urethra, Spungy Fecrefcenacs, Hard Tumours,. Callous Ulcers, Eruptions. Seminal Weaknefs, Gleets, See. tee which have hitherto baeledthe (kill of the general pradlitioncr, Meths. Curr.e and Co are now enabled radically to cure by a lei% Life, and expeditious mode of predict, fuperior to any other yet adopted. They may be confulted by either Sea with the greatest delicacy, fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No. 107, Hatton Gar den. Patientoin the country are reqncft:d to (tate the paltieulars of their cafe, their age, and general mode of' Livi.K. Letters, pea paid, enclofirg a bank note. will be duly anfwertd ; and the need fay advice and medicines givco or fe.et to any part of the kingdom - To. TAYLOR, Surgeoo,No. 9, New Bridge.ftreet, Loudon, SIR. Edinburgh, May a, 180 e, IN tt e fpring of 1794 I was afflitied with a Venai real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfacian.wha put a temporary Itop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial application) for tome time ; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen e the Faculty here, worfe and worfe, for two years, I was reduces' to a Rate almoft unparalleled and beyond deferaption, being an entire leper,and ulce rated from head is foot. My head, throat, mouth, nofe, kgs, arms, Sec. have been alternately in danger of becoming utters ;-- in fhort, 1 have had from to to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight. It. would be voluminous to par ticularife all my cafe—lnffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one et a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, arid imagined my felf beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more than miferable Rate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a molt miferable exiftonce, tillDrvth E PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newfpaper containing tha cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—nay friends read it, I could not. I Cent and procured tome of your ',LAKE'S PATENT PILLS, WhiCb, by ufing from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indeftrihable dißrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine, thriving,hcal thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo , and in hopes of rendering my fellow creatures fervice, I requei you to publifla this ; and you may at any time refer pe rfons, who with to be fatisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friends, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience, every reafon to allure mankind, that is four LLAKE'S PILLS they will find a Cure, fpeedy, Cafe, and nun• cal cure. J. r. Prepared and fold by the Sole Proprietor,THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his houfe, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where be will give advice, without a fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will anfwer patients letters, if port paid, on the fame terms, obferving in all cafes the mat in violable fecrecy, no perfon's name or cafe having been Mentioned, but at their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, during :he courfe of snore than 36 years, that he has had the concluding of an extenlive fate of the above Medicine, and the practice nits* therefrom. They are afro fold, by his appointment, for the convenimee et thole living at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh, Mr. Mennon', printer, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers lee his addrefs ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's.ftrcet, Pan- Mall; Mr Robcrtfon's Toy-fhop, No. 503, Oxford-ftreet ; Mr Ditborough's, Ns. 7, Fifh-ftreet-hill, nearly oppofite the Monu ment ; Mr. Steel's, bookfeller, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower ill ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one perfon in every confider. able town in Great Britain and Ireland, In Boxes of ouly ac 9J. each, leafed up with full and plain Direetions, whereby Perfool o f either fox may cure themfelves.with cafe and fecrecy WHEN Profeffional Men of Education and Rs- ' V , fponfibility deviate from the general Syftem by the fde&la of a particular branch, the fandion of long continued toccata is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my pradtice to the exclathve treat ment of Three Diforders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan giver me additional ardour to oppole, as far as I am able, the ravages sf thole Complaints which are the moft important in the Catalog, of Human Infirmitia Alter initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradlice to refcus individual s from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally (tangents precipitancy of general Praelitioners. The Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention. enmprife every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION. whether of a recent or long duration; idly, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of fchool boys, or the Indulgences of mature age ; and,laftly. that derargtment of the fyftem in mt• men which is called BARRENNESS,or S fERILITY. Numerous Difcafes arc the refult of ignorance, or hafte in die treatment of a fimple Gonorrhoea ; and it not unfrequently bap - pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of sa unguarded hour By a fuperior method fuch Complaints arc rally cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pft funie to offer a radical re-dtablithment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Mires in this dß order, compared with the calamitous fituations of men, who. from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaietiee of a fafhlottaiole lite acquire that Bate of debility which is the una voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy loiterer broods over his mirery, bat care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fome confutation fat hits to know, that although it be an object. of doubt or uncertainty with other pradlitioners, the removal of there deficiencies by tie gradual provers of renovation, is the acquirement of my expo , . ence If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce mall Rigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteraatoo of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has for years txifUtel, a proper perfet vrrance is indifperfably requiGte to revive the flumbering (parts of We, and tr re •animare the conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed la their eipeclations of a family, may be elated, that in molt in itances, fuch dried. are curable by Medical (kill. The fecrecy which is fo effential to my undertaking, and t" qualifications which I have palmed to Rate, form the bafis of my prete:,ficms, and in coincidence with fuels this 'adulation iv given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Lettere (incloung a (mall Note), at his houft, No. 29, Arundel - Mx* , Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is additional Entrance in Water.ftrem adjoinint. and the an name is on both the door!. MARTIN ;REE, Member of the Royal College.of Surgeons in Loudon. A Catrios.—Some Perfons, who faffely affert themfelvea to be "alums? a s a TH. ROYAL COLLEGOLAViOg forfeveralmont he i paft copiedmvy.Adtertifementralmolt word for word, and Ir.ferted them as their own produetions, it is my duty to manioc. mac 'thole Perions are roo Members of any College in Lots:lon. Edit . ° burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they say right to pradtice Surged in London. I — ti -----------. A LONDON: Printed an 4 publifhed by. LEVEL RENT , ( of Cant terbory Place, Lambeth) at the Sraa-Orrica, Na. i. Carer ftreet. Put lifhed er oat the STAR•6IIPFICI, Temple-:as. DIVIDENDS. Auguft it. William Evill. of Bath, upholder, at eleven, at the Argyle Coffee Houk, Bathwick. Auguit 11. Robert Brown, late of Eaft Smithfield, Middlefez, grocer, at eleven, at GuildhalL Auguft 22. Samuel Fletcher, of Great Ruffen street, Bloomfbury Chinaman. at eleven, at Guildhall Auguft 22. William Weaver, of the Red Lion, Gray's inn-lase, Middlefez. vidlualler, at ten. at Guildhall. Azguft 11. Robert Prior, of Glcucefter-ftreet, Middlefez, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall. Auguft 12. Samuel Townihend, of Paradife-row, Chelfca, Mid dlefez, redtifier, at eleven, at Guildhall. Augult as. John Henry Schneider, of Bog►-lane, L.adon,•mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Auguft 12. John Smith, late of Woolwich, Kent, hawker and pedlar, at eleven, at Guildhall Sept. 2. John Palmer, of Thavies Inn, London, money-fcrivenez, at eleven, at Guildhall. MARRIED. Saturday laft, at St Mary's,Newington, Surrey, T. P. Afperne, fon of Mr. James Afperne, bookfcller, of Cornhill, to Mifs Ann King, of Walworth. At Si George's, Bloomfbury, Mr. Bafil Francis, of the Hon. Eaft India Company's Service, to Mifs Hannah Macmillan, of Gower•ftreet, Bedford fquare. DIED. Saturday. Augult 13, after a lingering and painful illnefs, the Right Honourable Baronet. Howard de Walden and Braybrooke, in her 6oti. year, univerfally efteemed and regretted, and whore lofs will be feverely felt by all her relations and friends, and the numerous objects of her charity. Tuefday bit, at her fun's haute, Sydenham, Mrs. Greenwood, aged 79. Lately, at Edinburgh, the Rev. James Struthers, Miniftcr of the Firit Relief Congregation there. • On the 9th inftant, at Calynch, Jobn.Port, Efq of Ham, Staf. fordfliire, aged 71. At JAMlone on the loth ult. in the 43d year of his age, the Rev. Andrew Harley. Minilter of the Gofpel. At his cftate of Cairncurran, WeftmoreLand, Jamaica, on the sift May laft, John Cunningham, Efq. On the i4th May laft, Mr. William Chriftie, 4th fon of Ad miral Chriftie, of Baberton, midihipman on bigkri his Majeft y'. Chip Spartan. He was killed on board one oftff boats belong:ng to the above veal, in an attempt to cut out an enemy's veffel from the port of Nice, on the above mantioned day. At Anderiton, near Glafgow, on the aft init.. William Gillefpie, Efq. of Diihopton, in the 64th year of his age. Indebted for his rife in life to his own exertions, he continued to be a zealous pro. rooter of whatever promifed to be ufeful to the manufadtures of his country, or to fociety. Animated by an at:live fpirit of bene• volence towards all, which ever prompted him to deeds of libera lity—he was alfo diftinguialed by a particular warmth of affection for his family and friends. The habits of piety which he had formed in early life, were diligently cultivated in his declining years, and enabled him to fuftain his laft fulferings with a fpirit and in a manner, which, while they mewed the power and importance of religion in an impreffive view, mutt fteongly recommend his example, and will for ever endear his memory to his furviving relations. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning 48 Amite, tut. t 2 Afterr von 3 minutes trier 3 UUTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POW ', DER, here offered to the ufe of the Puldie at brge, was in the circle of Dr. P. I - I. Dimfdale'sparticular acquaintance, and die Nobility and Gentry. his patients, and its virtue lady appreciat ed ;but y certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing this preparation. Mr. Butler has come into poffefkon of the original recipe, and he begs to allure thole affliaed with-decayed or siren live te eth ' and gams, that they may rely on its efficacy and reflor ative quality—a trulfm of whirls any one may be convinced, by a (air aiE candid trial of on(box,.. Of the properties of this Tooth Powder, its deterfive property ,ls jult fufficient to clear away tilde dettruttive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums, and in the interflices of the teeth ) without injuring. the furface of either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new • na. mel of peyrly whiteners, where it has been injured or corroded on the latter. It has a pleafant and agreeable Aim, and ii withal I n perfectly innocent, that it may be eaten without injury. There diftinguifhing charadteriftics of its banative tied. and fuperiority, have procured it the unbounded approbation of the (k!een, the Princeffes, the Emprefs of Ruffle, the Ducheirea of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Englifh and foreign No &My, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a need% fary appendage to the toilet, and indeed they do but common juf tice herein, fence it imparts a amines and beautiful rednefs to the gums ,to the breath the molt deleaable fweetnefs, and, if ufed con ftantly as diredted, will render the teeth firm and white, and pre vent the tooth-aelufrom returning to there who have been liable to its molt baneful effects. Prepared and fold wholefalc and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4, cheapfitie, corner of Patemnfter-row, London, and of molt coun try Medielneirenders and Perfumers, in boxes at as. yid, each. - Of whom may be had, Butlet's improved Sfiver-wered Tooth / Braille*, price ts. each. sr-- .-gyp .r. 5702) HE C 0.11011 , ,. M47ESa" That on Tudday ti {t:l4 to twelve Ten& Iperfoni a.will noderta SHIRE, DERBYSHI rESTERSHIRE CHE tOSK CORK (fecoml, 'equal goodnefs, as !hall ‘Serrice, from ths !ft of 1803, inelnave. To be delivered fro Vldualling Stores at 13 it the Contractor's esi ',mind for the (pace of 'delivery; aid to be pal days after date. The Conditions of d Office, at thts Otace, ■ iterville. Agent for the No regard twit/ he ba, foetal coordosat loitit6, ear o'ciosi so OM Aid? At ter* wis oaks th miser qs.bwe sad mg- THE coMuL HIS MA ES'i That on Thurfday, fa the forenoon,. t h e y St his Maj, fty's if the following Pravi Bread Bread Dutt, isgs, Rsifins, Rice, P Sweepings, Bags and I Otecfe, Sugar, Meal &raps, Provitlon tal /rids, Staves of varioa Brandy Piece, and Wi log, Double Pieces. V Broken, Bent, and in in his Majefty's Viau A DepoAt of 231. pi each Lot at the time o be not paid, and the P log days afterwards, tl remain the property o The other condition be had, at the bantam To! ,A GENTLEN Clerkthip to fee f the Couveruninl tifigned. and to ferwe Office in or near 1. Office, Temple Bar, whom further parties C. DE WWI J • 7, Gcrani ftr-ct tve rt-fpectfullt gLnt rat of the deco Safe to whore eau 'bit giatcful t:tatiks ti • d vard on his late I own behalf, which ht Price 31. F ARMER GE Expodularnry T ling molt fainter' , 1-1 Princely and Not le Critics—Virtuofo Modern Drasnatilts " Wedlock's ' 6l Which tier Publlflted by Odd, of all Bookiellcrs any Likewife, the 3 _ Pot.yries of the of the Polities and I This day was pub% Volumes in (bar fuperior Engravii handfomely boom ANEW CYC DICTIONAI avalv Montan D BILANCII Of HUILA nadtor in Plidotopi the Imperial Manchette (ophkal Board ( A DICTIONAR fur., fuffiriently col hire, dircfted of all rlt2g‘vhat has beer cife view of the prefe ledge. has long beer aad ttutletit.—Tbe I are prcenifed to the aft. It exhibits a lutulttotis becaufc than fpeculative, an *oft u(eful branche ad. It Is of a coo 111 0 toile ou the t fiant reference. Ti Wades. which ha' : ( criptiub, has cant Without impairing t 34. It is printed Johofon's Di Rion In four quarto vole aid which the Eng 4th. 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