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... . . , • 1 i' 4 4, 4 - 4 1 7 1 " 3 Z 4 .,/• .4 " ly ----........._ 1 L Alt- ..' . d 1 fi t .. 1 kt, 4 1, el e 41 " sl. . 4 4 b N' o r ite., ff * . i 1` 1 . _ , . ilk • ii ; ' * k tdiA„i, 011 4 1A10 ', t viol c •- - 1 t ' 1 . I j I V TuEsDAY; JULY 2i i 1818: . PRICE SEVEN' - PENi • • pv TMW 11/ 9 5. FIFTEEN WAYS To choose Wine. S C o nncisseurs of Wine are divided in opinion A of 'Muse and Flavour, G. CARROLL, tbs Cogs pater for dr. Lottery, (No. 7, Cornhill, and 96, Oxford•strest), pgsfeehtlly entreats those who may be the Holders of asda . ?tilt of One Thousand Sovereigns, to select the choicest Wham, m ar TO Vats Writ TASTE.% and In either of the foUoviing erscons they may prefer Pi?cs hogsheads Pipes of o f of Pah Claret. Madeira. 4 Or 4 or 4, oe and 1 - . 0. dr . . 0 and 1, dr , 1 - 1 and 3 - -0, or 1 • - 0 aile 3. or O • a and 1, or 1 an d 0, o r a - . 0, or o and a, or o - . s and 9, or g and • 1 and a, or I and $ and 1, or 1 an d 1 ' and a. And lc proportion for Shares. • , . Imp* ibe above is in addition to the St Ptizes of 2 g • AOOO, 2,000 Sovereigns in Gold, &c. tie. which may al be gown the 46 of Next Month, as there are no feed Prises lidtteter in this Lanai, and only 8,000 Tickets. AtJCTIO] CE, . - AAN and TERMSof HIGH so BCH COLLE- . GUILDiaLL, LAIVDON, JULY is, UM. GIATR SCHOOL, near Woodford, Essex , by Mr. W. • TIRE COMMITTEE for urriN G t h e car e WILLIAMS (late Professor at the Royal Military College) and .1. e till wbok :A ch nn arg ual e Bdpend, for Dmint. Eitt aiiing y Ou , inea sioir s. ,, Thh ate. alu sur siso ine r nes_ LANDS will tikt , :t a‘ Guildhall en fRIDAYi the,* • . . day a July dastant, at Twelve tiCloch at Nam, to LET by struction in every branch of Science and Ilteratsite. No Pupil YUAN AUCTION a LRASEIor Twentroer Yea s,ittin hummed for a shorter period than one year, unless tO guineas Mkgameneir;llliii. eta HOUSE, Na 101, on the Nadi' Elde awe be' paid on his adatheion.--Lettemeddrissed fa I&. W. .gpip icikt i stemsrazer. taw in the occori i i i s iris at the Grecian Coffee-hawse,Devereux-eoust, Strand; or at the '''' haslicutin, trill be person/sly ateendad t•—aa Students absent Claledaticcers far the Affairs:of Taxes. . . -. . . en Isere ate remiated to rettereAshassalateiy. Vow ere wanted libetreinises may be viand every day, readiMemei than to complete the limited knallar t MM. . s soli t:ad the Cenclitiois !or pealoc r eagAnaMpi_ittlie . • (Mee, Gallas& • • -.-- • • • Jost published„-pies Ids. ' nad ir A n JOS BUSITIPAW, om JOURNAL of TRAVELS in the UNITED A il ,' A ► STATES of NORTH AMERICA and in LOWER C i. OE BATSMAN ON CONTAGIOUS WE& 'NA DA, performed in the Year 1017, by JOHY PAL m Ita s *llse "sr" tb• Ineeent neanthwrn he lethikhed: tri e". teeteateci Particulars repenting the Price et Land and I)l4a ' L it - SUCCINCT ACCOUNT of the eontagl r-ous aims; on the People and Country ; interestlng Anec- dotes; a .n.iption of the Trade, Commerce, and present Asinta edtbis Osentay. es etempEfted in the Eprderesic State of Washington. New-Yorh, ' Beam, RIM. w ir r ilsg ai ii rita Land " , " di dal a fraP ann e 314 d u ni of T r o a b: more, Albany, Cincinnati, a ii fr ec . u m . men es== the House of Recovery. To which are treal, Ike. Ts which are &dela!, a ' et the States of as the Nature. and of Cants- omo, Indians, Illinois. and the fit lemon ; and a M °, ' viii , the Millet cedeiss on Mh subject, and Variety of eleful bar n, with a neer calmed Map, deli- F un 'tt en ..! 'a or prevention. all the States and fp. AATEMIA* spi. fu.a. : Printed kit filtervieod, Italy, and Jones, Rama 1111 4" 11. 1 . aul Ce:salilig Physician to me Pkver insl i ZTr ti : Londea, • tar-cow , and.seld by all Bookse l lers. Primed (*.Longman, Hera, Rees, Orme and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same AO:1304 TO SCHOOLS. A Practical Synopsis of Cutcaeons Diseases, according to the Just published, by Law and Wtrirraexs, IS, Ave-Maris-lane, Arrangement of Di. Willan, exhibiting a concise View of the London.—Of whom may be had, Diagnostic Symptoms, and the Method of 'Treatment. In Bsc... A New AND COMPLITZ SCHOOL CATALPA!. price 12s. boards, the 4th Edition. • LCIORNELII NEPOTIS Excellentium Imperato- Delineations of the Cutaneous Diseases. In one vol. 4ess.lrlds upwards of 70 coloured Plates, price x 12.. lils. boards. 11-1 rum VMS ;ad Fldem Optimorum Exemplortun de- • . nuo eastiptz : Ratio arptimaderima aecuratissima. In lEdibus UNDER -ROYAL - PATRONAGE. Valpianis. Price es. 6d.. bound. Y. Pnart Ttazian Arai Commas Sex, ad Fidem F.dltionis ARO . .ATIC ICE POWDER, for instantly pro- Westerbovianz conehmane. Nova &lido in /Minn Valpiania dung Liquid Ice in effervescence ; partied/My recorao Price 24. 6d. bound. mended by the Faculty, being far superior to Lemon tde, Soda, 3. Can SALLUITH Clan WAS EXTANT. Nova Editio. In or any of the mephitic liquids. The aromatic mi.ditits of the /Edible Valpianla. Pike es. 6d. bound. Ice Powder entirely obviates , the unpleasant effects that Ire- 4. A Gam TISTAMINT, from the Text of Griesbach. In quently arise from taking ice creams or other frozen mixtures, One Vol. lima. In JEdibus Valpianis.• Price 58. bound. when-the sat:erne over-heated; it is infinitely calculated for the TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, IN LOTS, Plumant to a Deems d the Higli Court of Chancery, made in a Cassie " Robinson v. Tattersall," with the approbation of Samna &cram, ace of the Masters of the said Court , at the Whea t Inn Derbant, en TafIIIDAT, the nOth day of August, tele, between the hear of One and. Two o'clock in the Afternoon, THE MANOR OR REPUTED M `.NOR OF NORTH BIDDICK, in the said County of Durham, with the MANSION-HOUSE, called BIDDICK HALL; Oases, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Woods, and several IrParses, containing about FIVE HUNDRED and e gTV; ACRES of Fertile enclosed Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land., lying compact and free front Great Tith.s, on Marof a small maim; together with the valuable Colliery, diusdry, Stone Quarry, and Dwelling-houses, s ituate within seven miles of Sunderland, nide of Newcastle, ten of Durham, and foutteen of Shields. Particulate, with Plans annexed, may be had gratis three weeks prior to the Sale, at the said Master's Chambers, South amptao-Buildinv, Chalicery-lane, - Landon of Mews. Rabin, and Hill, Sok:item No. 4, fierjeant's Inn Fleet-dere, et, Lon don; don ; of Mews Ws r and Rower Solicitors, 49, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; of Views. Robinson and Burrows Solicitors, Aostln-lsistc London ; at the Ball and Mouth Inn, Leeds; George Inn, Yerk ; Talbot Inn, Darlington • Queen's Head Inn, Newcastle • Bridge Inn, Sandeiland; Nelson's, Morpeth ; Busk Inn, Carlis le; at the Post Olice, Bishop Auckland; and i at the Place of Sale. azi I - FIELD (OUSE ESTATE, NEAR DARLINGTON, IN UNDER •ROYAL - PATRONAGE. fION, Stock-broker , 2, CORSHILL , takes the Eeali-st opportunity of submitting the SCHEME of a gliW LOTTERY, which begins Drawing so early as the 4th d AUGUST. The magnitude of Prizes is very great—and thrasher of Tickets remarkably small, there being Two Prizes i g po,ooo, with so few Tickets as 8,000. Besides these &d -,ages, Two of the Prizes will receive in addition Eight Pipes eiPart Wine or 3Lideira, or Eight Hogshead; of Claret, to be Men by the Holders themselves.—E. E. solicits a preference, sin; whore Schemes with full particulars may be had gratis. 11l Badness in the Public Funds transacted with the utmost hay and dispatch. ..__. _ , ..—_. . . _ —_ --- . 2 of £30,000!—Only 8,000 Tickets ! QV/WI and Co. beg leave to remind the Public of 0 the near approach of the Drawing of the present Small but IA Lottery. The Scheme, although it consist; of only 8,000 l'Aets, contains S t'riaes of £30,000, Two o. .xspoo, dm.— The are also Two Prizes of One Thousand Sovereigns each, ote pa in Gold, sad the fortunate holders of these Prizes ell be allowed M select from the Stock of any Wine Merclsant they prefer, 4 Pipes of Port or Madeira, or 4 Hogsheads of OM for each Prize—Shares, in proportion. The Drawing bliss ida August. Tickets and Shares are Selling at SWIF T mi Co.'. Fortunate Offices, No. 11, Yocum', I 51, Autosas HIGH -18, CuAccvo.Caoss, 1 . Smarr ' Ike the follow ing Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in th ht and preceding Lottery, viz. t 1,770 • £3,000 i 10,709 - sel,ooo 1,370 - 1,000 11,093 • - SOO 9,02.2 - 1,000 Maur - 900 . AND ALSO, 2 , 8 : 4 - a Prize of - 490,000 1,499 - - - . . 90,000 7,895 - - - - 40,000 • Rages many others, in the recent Lotteries. I andISIVEWRIGHT, who were the rust Con. d • tractors to redact the Price of a Ticket t 0.4 1 - 1 06 w 4 t Sixteenth to t 7 Slangs, solicit tin commands of tits Poi* is the ptesent tAPITAL LOTTERY 0 ,TERLING MERIT, At their oldeestablished ClSSees, where 6.4,2:J6, FIRST £30,000 ever drawn, 15,760, 1.1 £30,000 ever drawn, ilck Said and Shared. neat thus men; ci: , gthe lint and but smiles of Porcine Jaoreries contsizsin P:izes of Thirty Thousand Posonds, may .. it not be II:Trout:lin& argued, that the Gaddess wit! select the (Ist, of J. sr d J. SIVEWIiIGHT far the present Lottery; scaci; with mil 8,000 Tickets, contains • 2 - Prizes of .C 30,000 2, 0 90 1,000 Sovereigns 500 • 11 - . . E3OO, 200, &c. lliteet my fixed Prize whatever ; and in addition to all the Imo Fad by Government, the Purchasers may receive GOLD Fer eat Toeo Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with PORT, CLAR.ET, OR MADEIRA, %mil to Fut!t pes of Port or Madeira, or Pons nog,- kb of Cl ra , for each of the Prizes of One Thousand Sow tepa, and in proportion for Shares. rat Wane to he chosen by the Holders themselves. Begins 4th AUGUST. hint:AS:lams now on Sale at the Old Established London Weed of J. and J. SIVEWHIGHT, No. 11, Hnsores; I 141, Osroato-ssurr; CORNNILL 38, I IAYMAIMEIN Who Shared and Sold in the last Lottery FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES. CARMARTHENSHIRE. FRiZEHOLD TITHES.' EXTE NDING OVER NEARLY SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES OF. PROFITABLE LAND EXONERATED FROM THE LAND-TAX. By WINSTANT,EY abd SONS, At the Mart, on Tnartsuay, Auidst 20, at. welve, in One Lot, AVALUABLE and very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of -the Great and Small Tithes of the PARISH of LLANDEVILOG, which contains nearly SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, including 'Thirty Acres of Glebe Land, the whole exonerated from the Land-Tax, and of the annual valui of One Thousand Pounds, together with the perpetual Right of Presentation to the Donative or Curacy of Llandedilog ; the present Incumbent la SS years of age. Llandevilog is situated only one mile from the Sea Port Town - of Carmarthen, and four from Kidwelly, and is bounded in part by the navigable River Towey. Printed Particulars may be had XV days preceding the Sale, at the Bush at Carmarthen; the Angel, Cardigan; the Golden lion, Brecon ; the Mackworth Anna, Swansea; the Printers of the Gloucester and Hereford Journal; at the Mart; and of Vfinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are dilly made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS CO M. FOSITION inead of the G EN UI NE BLACKING prepared W 1 / 1 1 sad MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in Wanttlea tigoature and address 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Do ow:manly placed In the centre of the Label, That they but on =Ti an to this, and the difference of the type, which is mike at kne_?Tess, will enable purchasers at once to detect tit impou lt " , The Rea/ Linn BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN 97, Ilish-Plolborn, and retailed by the P 4 '4' l G"teri, On:nista, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfu -11r; liwc-Maktrs, kc. in the United Klngdam, in Bottles at id. la. and 1,. W. each. SHOTLEY HALL ESTATE._ IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHUMBERLAND. , By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auction Mart, London on TUCRSDAT, August llo , at Twelve, In One Lot , by direction of the Mortgagees and Assignees of Messrs. Mowbray and Co. and pursuant to an LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPEN SARY. order of the Lord Chancellor. Ills !lord Diemen the Duke of YORK, President. Ih stos—lir.Kionan, Member of the Royal College, London T HE order very Valuable and important ESTATE of SHOTLEY HALL, late the Property of Arthur. 'Mow- Cv arates—Eui of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel . , i harry, M.P. John Latouche, M.P. bray, Esq. comprising the MANOR, or reputed MANOR of WASKERLEY and WOLFE CLEUGH, and a Domain of • L ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the upwards of TWO THOUSAND ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, ._ above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatm ent o f Arable, and Wood Land, situate in the Parish of Shotley, in ..r rtNIIREAL CObIPLAIITTS and their dangerous Congo- the County of Northumberland, bordering upon Durham, con tz, in order to insure the R.-Refits that have resulted from s l at i ng of severa l Farms, called Shotley Hall, with a Muskat 'braid M:. KIERNAN as its Surgoon, standing high on the thereon, Upper and Lower Waskerley, Laings Loaning. Saimaa, ~1 1.t h, ' Royal College from bac Lig directed his chief attention Pan shields , Hill Top and Shotley Field. The Estate is near' .7A• 1 3; Due . ases. Mr. I f conceives it a part of his official within a ring fence, in part bounded by the River Derwent, :'r ctuan the : üblic, by pointing to the List of the Royal Cot- offers a mow eligible opportunity for the investment of Capital. tOfPabailiad in Feb. 1818, as t h e only sure guide • m:d that no The annual value ppwards of One Thousand Eight Hundred mt o , l . Persons assumi ng suc h t i t l es, and publicly advertising Po n e li. Shotley is situate about 16 miles from Durham, 11 Q taist , being sanctioned by this Li.t, are t o be creaked. from Newcastle,l4 from Heehaw, and 13 from Walsinghatn. al putts of the Lock Dispensary will prove that sus of th u To be viewed by applying to Mr. Adamson, the principal - 1 8'..t S.Ultrous Cases of Smuts:ass, Da:LM, Ind Tenant, at Waskerley. Particulars, with engraved Plans, may 78uPpos.v-incarable Affections of the Generative Organs, be had 2/1 days preceding the Sale of Thomas Hopper. FAct. ...,...,, best radically and successfully treated. Hendon House Sunderland ; Robert I3atcherby; Esq. .Darllor ' t i ‘. Kl ERNA V may b...! consulted as usual, by both Sexes, ton; Messrs. 'Amory and Coles, Solicitors, 52, Lathborr 1 , I7rla_ 7 . ...--2 .. I, lowan CHAaLorrn-slaxrr, Benroan-s,auase ; Messrs. Andrei and Anderson , &Haltom, Warnford-eourt, ~ ,lt a from T,an and Country are to be addressed, and : Thorp e and ; Lewis Allsosp, Esq. Nottingham ; MessrS. .Itwt, y Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent to aay 1 Thorpe and Gray, York; R. W. Johnson, Esq. Darlington; J. ". toe United Kingdom• a Just published, price 4.. nd Mid**, Newcastle . Neweastl 1 Gregsoa and R. Sermon, Esqrs. Durham ; Messrs. Clarke and Grey, Stockton.oe-Tees; Joseph Bainbridge, q iZru.,,,hadt oassarsnons on the S e to baes,by .r. Ekren*, ! ern-Tyne ; Messrs. Wlnstanier *ad (kaki LiverPo°l t . e t the . hi is is. a t Na• 1 7 4 , Flavenett zo, rateraeak-row al A uc tiaa matt, y Ar dast i and le Vnistantey sad !ma, is Seas. nottircrw. • THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. . • By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the House of RICHARD Scorn, the King's Head Ina, in Dar lington, ea Moony, the 10th of August, by direction of the ortgagees and Assignees of Messrs. Mowbray, Hollings worth, Weth rell, and Co. and pursuant to an Order of the Lord Chancellor, A VERY-Valuable and Desirable ESTATE, called FIELD HOUSE, late the prorrty of Joust WRTHIARLL, Esq. consisting of a capital modern-built Mansion, with suizable Offices Coach - houses , Stabling, Gardlui, Pie. sure-grounds, Farm-Lime, Barns, and Out-buildings; and the surrounding Inelosures of most excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing altogether nearly TWO HUNDRED AN i) ' FORTY ACRES; situate adjoining the high road from Dar lington to Bamard'Casile, only one tulle from the former place, and about IS from the latter. The Mansion in band is an ele gant modern structure, and seated in a park-like Paddock ; the pri Icipal apartments are of admirable proportions, the Cham bers numerous and well arranged, and the Offices and Out buildings equal to an establishment of the first respectability ; forming, altogether, a most eligible Residence for any Gentle man attached to aOcultural pursuits, and the land Is of very superior quality.. The &tate is Copyhold of the Manor of Boudgate, In Darlington, but nearly equal in value to Freehold, the fine being certain and small—the quit rents amoum to about .1114 per annum. To be viewed by applying to IL Buchtrby, Esq. it Darling ton of whom printed Particulars , with engraved Plans, mai . be had, 21 days preceding the Sale ; also of Thomas Hx4r, . Hendon House, Sunderland; Messrs. Amory and C °elici tors, 52, Lothb ; Messrs. Andres and Anderson, (Mors, Warnford.court, artoo.street ; Lewis ABsopp, Ritp Not tingham; Messrs. Thorpe and Grey, York; B. W. Johnson, Esq. Darlington ; J. Greven and Richard Scrota°, Req. Dur ham ; Messrs. Clarke and Cirri, Stocktomoo-Toosi and Joseph Rainbridgc,• Req. Newcastiompon-Tyno-; Messrs. Wlnstanley and Cage, Liwn; at the Amain Mart, London ; and of Whistualey and Sosnr. Potmamatoe-eow. - CilElHlltli VALUABLE CORN and HAY TITHES, PRODUCING ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum, and a POLICY of ASSURANCE, for FIVE THOUSA POUNDS. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, en MaiIDAT, August, 20, at Twelve, in One Let, AVERY Valuable ESTATE, consisting of the CORN and HAY TITHES, arising from the several Townships of Hatherton, Hunsterson, Bridgemere, Checkley, Illackenhall, Charlton, Daddington, and Walgherton in the Parish of Wybunbury, near Nantwich, in the County oeChester, Let on Lease for a Term, whereof thirteen years are unmixed, lat One Thousand Four Hundred Pounds per Annum, held by Lease from the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, for three Lives, aged lt, 54, and TS, at a rent of ..Cl9. Os. Bd. per annum ; also a Policy of Assurance for £5,000. Particulars may be hut, MI days preceding the Sale, of the Printer of the Chester Chronicle ; at the Inns, at Nantwich ; of Messrs. Winaillelef and Crole, Livirpoul at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, TO SCHOOLS. WORKS BY THE LATE REV. JOHN ADAMS. 1. A NEW HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN. fro= the Invasion of Julius Ctaar to• the presatt 'Mae; exhibiting to the Minds of Youth a variety of ihstruetir and plesilag lafdrmation, adapted to the Capacities of Young Pee. rasps of both Sexes. Fifth Rdidon, embellished with Prints.-- Price ss. dd. bound. . . • • This New Edition is continued by an eminent Historian as far as that lamented Event, the Death of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, and, in so doing, no Pains have been *pared to render it more particularly worthy the Attention of the rising Generation. 2. The Rossax Hurronr from the Foundation of Rome to the. 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Price is. 7. Twiave Huxonzo Quemoy, on the Fifth and Improved Edition of the late Rev. John Adams's Elements of Useful Knowledge. By Alexander Jcadeson. Price Is. A Kay, containing Answers to all the above Questions, 11* the use of Tutors, is in the Press, and will very speedily appear. The Intention of interrogating Children in History, and other subjects which are snore immediately connected in storing the mind with useful knowledge, is obvious. That the system not poly improves the mind, but that it also calls into action the powers of memory, exercises the judgment, and excites the pupil to habits of thinking, is universally acknowledged : however irk some this may appear as a task, it will ultimately prove beneficial to the learner, and become an agreeable and useful amusement. London: Printed for Law and Whittaker,l3, Ave Maria4ane. Of whome may be had, A Complete SCUOOL CATALOGUE. Non est There sed !mien elta.--MAsesAt.. " Life is only Life, when blestwith Health." 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The unwary glean:sof solitary vice, (early acquired at school, before' Reason has asserted her AO* over the mind), wiß„in contemplating Ms powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knovAng that the most complicated mate of exhaustion may be roosod into manly energy. Intense audy--Immoderate anulety--loeg retidence in tropical. _ , climes, and many other causes, - will frequently derange the ;aga ves:, seems ; in such cases we can held out ass assurance of re animation, by remedies which have lung answered the saveuino hopes of patients of both sexes. . That bane to human happiness cum vinata, cap now 1* treated fearlessly, the Improved state of Medical Science havhsg divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so long rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best explain' our method by observing to patients labouring under this malady,, that a few days only are required for the removal of early 'yang toms; that the most inveterate case 'will yield to our remedies within a month, and that in a person who only suspects himself injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearing; a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the gene rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially strictures; obstinate eases of which are daily removed without the use it caustic or stimulants. Seine peculiarities incideltai to the softer sex, have not escaped our attention ; in which mildness combined with efficacy has superseded the means usually adopted. In Gin, our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently sm. cessful For the general accommodation we do not limit ourselves to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at all reason able hours.—Country Patients are requested to describe minutely their symptoms, &e. wife, t n medicine, with advice, wiU be inane. diately forwardd to any part of the kingdom.—A Bank-note is elpected to accompany the ease. GOSS and Co. M. It. C. Surgeons. IS. Bouveriostreet, Fie:A-street, London. • Just published, Ike &GIS of LIFE, a familiar Comotiontar7 on tat *bow* lOtpesisa.—By GOliS anti Cs.—To be had at *No. SI, Pumnad► ftit.rowl sad of sU liiiekirllers, price 11. • ARO . :ATIC ICE POWDER, for instantly pro dudn g Liquid Ice in effervescence ; partied/14y recorne mended by the Faculty, being far superior to Lew node, Soda, or any of the mephitic liquids. The aromatic mialitits of the Ice Powder entirely obviates the unpleasant effects that fre quently arise from taking ice creams or other frozen mixtures, when the systemise over-heated ; it is infinitely calculated for the dininglable and a large assemblies ' and wiil be found an inva luable resource to the tourist and voyzger:—Prepared only by the sok Itiventor and Proprietor, S. W. Motris, Chemist, at the Chemlial and Medical Hall, 9, Charlotte -street, Fitzroy. square, nearly opposite Navy Ch.pa ; and sold in Bottles, ems ' taming 30 glasses, St ds. and double bottles at 10 s. eci, each,— quantities forwarded to all parts of the United Kingdom, free of expense. REPORT ON THE USURY LAWS. The following is the Report from the Select Com mittee of the House of Commons on the Usury Laws : 1. Resoled, That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the laws regulating or restraining the rate of Interest have balm extensively evaded, and have failed of the effect of imposing a niazinst.m on such rate ; and that 'of late years, from the con stant excess or the market rate of interest above the sate limited by law, they have added to tbeerpmse incurred by borrowers on real security, and that such borrowers have bae.: cactspei!zd to resort to the mode of granting annuities on liter, a mode which has been . mad, a cover for obtaining higher intereA than the rate limited by law, anti has flatter subjected the b:rrtwas to enormous charges, of...forced them to ma , ..e very disadvan tageous sales of their estates. s. Reseived, That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the construction of 'such laws, as applicable to the transactions of commerce as at present carried on, have been attended with much uncertainty as to the legality of many transactions of &t -rident occurrence, and consequently beets productive of much embarrassment and litigation. 3. Resolved, That it is the opirion of this Committee, that the present teriod, when the market rate of interest is below the legal rut ' affords an opportunity peculiarly proper for the repeal of the said laws.—May 30, 1818. FIOM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF SATURDAY. • DIVIDENDS to be aside at GUILDHALL August 8, G. Williams, Church-row, Limehouse, dealer, at eleven. August 8, T. Ashby, Gough-square, fancy-featber manufacturer at one. August 8, S. IL derma , Trafalgar-square, Stepney, mariner, at twelve. August 1, P. Thomas, Hatfield, street, Surrrey, antiiis and engineer, at one. Augu st 8, F.. Wilcocks, Aldursgate-street, ironmonger, at one. August £, J. Fairiamb, Wynyatt-street, Goswell-street-road, Persian-ma nnfacturer, at ten.- August 11, J. Jump and 'f. Hargroves Fore-street, hat-roz.nufacturers at one. August 11, A. K. Mackenzie and E. Abbott, Austin-friars, merchants, at one. August 8, A. Bruce, J. Brown, and G. Scott, now or late of Lnndon ' army-clothiers; at eleven. August 11, J. Hamilton and W.Torking, Fmch-lane, mercharts, at ten. August 1, G. and S. Robinson Paternoster - row, booksellers, at nyelve, Au gust 1, J. Rai se and B. Shout, Flier:six Brewery, Ila 6 n:gge Wells, brewers, at twelve. August 8, J. Pigram, Ilinham, Essex, shoAmper, at , ten, August 11, G. Bradley, Hound,- ditch, iron-founder, at ten. October 17, S: Tring, Hert ford, baker, at ten. August 8, G. de Manny Crexpin, Wig more -street, wine -merchant, at ten. DIVIDENDS to bernade in the COUNTRY. • August 10, J. • Brooke, -Bawl - J.ls, Ntaksbire, oil of vitriol manufacturer, at ten, at tit Court-house, Leeds. August IC, W. Wai t s, Leeds, merchant, at ten, at the Court-house, Leeds. August 12, J. Cole,. Plymouth, rope-maker, at eleven, at the Carlton Coffee-house, St. Aubyn-street, Plymouth Dock. Au gust 15, G. Russell, Birmingham, merchant, at t.v..lve ' at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. September 8, LW), ter, merchant, at eleven, at the Royal Oak, Lancaster. Au gust 13, J. Kirkpatrkk, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George, Dale-street, Liverpool. August 12, T: B. Johnsen, 'Live:pool, printer, at one, at the George, Dale-street, pooh Adgust 10, N.'Efetett, Longbti4e Wiltahirt, - clothier, at eleven, at the Angel, Warminster. .CERTIFICATE-S—AUG UST 8. • • W. Lawrence, Old-street-road, victualler. W. Frank' ' , Puinswick, Gloucestershire, cattle and corn-dealer. W. Mt,,- tr, Sowerby, Yorkshire, clockmannfacturer. .I.llooton, Up-lie land, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer. B. Barber, Bradwell, Derbyshire, lead-merchant. R. Senior, Bristol, clothier. R. Boycott, jun. Newport, Salop, buteher. W. Nuns, Alter.% Bywater, Yorkshire, roper. J. Carmichael, Lite Rutstil. street, ovent-garden baker. E. Nicoll, Hemel iletr.pstead, wine and brandy mer chant. D. Baruh, lioundsditc a , .olothe cary. T. Simmons Birmingham, dealer. J.. 6: Ache, lan:- pool, merchant. . DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNER KIPS. J. and W. \ lassey, Shaftesbury, braziers. 'Coates and Os win, Bond-street, chemists and drcLgists. Crum r ton and Web ster, Birmingham, wire-makers. Mouchet and Butler, 'Whir bone.eourt, Lothbury, stock-brokers. • Cope and Male, ar rningham, brass-founders. Yeoman and Lett, Mann • t, Carmen-market, tallow-chandlers. Harrop and Waldtaw, ()W -ham, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. Lance and Co. 1ay..r, , 0 merchants. Matthews and Co. Liverpool. IL and J. Oats, Drury-lane, cabinet - makers. B. otherton and Smith, Bart sky, Yorkshire, dyers. Midgley and Pullen, Collk•ghaiii, Yo.ksbire, • teasel-growers. Bolingbroke and Co. Norwich, war. housemet fo Cook and Gurney, Great RusrAl-street, t7uvent-garden. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZR.MONF.Y. The Circe, for Le Frederl .ae, 'ea the 24th inst. at Net £%, NoriOlkaatreet, Strand; recalled every Tuesday and Friday We three my. tbs. The Nymphe, for the re-capture of the Fgen=ip and Iy e b ei on the *lt inst. st No. Storey-street.