Star. — London, England, 1830-07-07 00:00:00

.., It OFFICE ' TH E PRINCIPA.. i JZSTY'S ORDIMNCI 4q 'that th ey are ready tolg3POSir 1 _ be willies to wider ter. the . Out mod Wrought Iraq, Shot, 'lll,tals, io Store at the Tower mud at .Wooltrich, the whole rssl d moy be viewed rpm applicatieu the Tower,. or to the thdosoce ' airy -day provisos to the day '. A Catalogue of the several wilbg to become Purchasers, .0111ce In Pall-Mall, where . ber of she Mid L Lott', are to of Asp* amt. ALLIANCE BRm FIRE ASSURAN( BY ACT OF PARLIA: Capital-5 Office, I. PRI JOHN hymn, Esq. M. r raascis . Ruuxe, Esq. &unix Gvatalr, Esq. James Abizailer, Esq. M. G. H. Basso, Esq. Edward Bisset, Esq. Areh. Canybsil, Eeq. G. R. Damass. Mr* 11. P. Edward lbtiat, Raw , req. Lecl• Sobs. Campbell, Esq—llandl... sta, Rankers—lLesms. Actuary.../3enjn. Goenpertr Secretary—Andrew Hamilton, Esq. Physician—John R. Hume, M. D. Curzon-street. Solicitor—John M. Pearce, Esq. Surveyor...-Thomas Alison), Esq. LIFE ASSURANCE. Life Assurances are effected by the Company upon modes Sums, while the assured participate In the profits, which will &dared at the expiration of every successive period of 6 years. PROFITS. At the first quinquennial division of profits in the Life Depart ment in March, 1829, the sum appeoprUted to the holders of poli cies on the whole term, amounted, on an average, to about 20 per cent. of the premiums which had been paid FIRE ASSURANCE. The receipts for the renewal premiums, due at Midsummer, are ready for delivery at the office in town, and at the agencies through out the Country. Assurances continue to be accepted by the Com pany at the reduced rates, viz. Common Assurances at Is. Id. per oast{ Visaardotts do. 2s. ed ; doubly ditto, 4s. 6d. ' ' • A. HAM I LTON 6stzetary. I IN 4E' MORNING OF LIFE, when-the blandish meets °Erasion c' mho the reason priseoer. 4 . It Is an evil more to be lamented than wondered at. if. in the ♦one: of decep tive Oeuvre, the unhappy waker spina the laws tai nature pays in lonely disappointment a found exaction foe his rebellion. in the compromise of his mental as well as bodily powers. To all pet• •aoss so cimoinstanced • professionl ezperience, whose eteceeee l / 4 11y devoted to ''bdUp;i►7ietbe`r otiose' consolatory the strangely fascinating too readily comprehend lief front his misery, in the scale of creation. of indulgence has, with learn to renovate nature , Man of pleasure exposed Anwever aggravated - mem from diMdente, Is cases where the ' disappointment to which she can eters. GOSS and at their house ; and R can be treated ruccessfedly, enclosing a remittance for can occur, as the Medicine protnted from observation. . q• Just published LIFE, a familiar cot, SY PHILIST, a popular GEIA NA, addressed bad at 23, Paternoster-) Dublin ; 86, Trongatt, Wrightson, Birmingham Cheltenham ; Loder, bridge; Trewman, Gore and Son, Livool Sheilleld - Bacon and (' Matter, Oxford; booktelkn. Price APPIti Sold by BUTLZI4 Paul's ; Savory, a street; °citing, 26, street ; Windua, ries ; tuum, 27, CHING'S symptoms of \ and /lead, Loss of A pot:mance in the Lozenges in all such Bowels, and every required, is so unit ledged by as many pt it is unnecessary here et* at Is. lid. and gr DR. JAM i• tentative Remedy and are applicable t.. They are mild in their meet during the use o Ti 'WEBS' STOI and most certain Public woke, and of Breathing, and out; irritability, warms front the pain or 2s. 6d. Is. 6d. and POWER'S OM tut of this infallible b r,d hundreds of persons so numemus,, that h and the afflicted, to TO TOl vent Pills have, for of public approval. sone and energy of Indigestion. a bad lhowsinv,s, and other Bose+ at 2s. 9d. 4s. ad BUTLER'S ISSU' parlor to any others 14 particularly requesti is 14 Butler's issue llovarunisnt Stamp. MORRIS'S 1141 admitted to be oue awd Nations, and afllletad with led. and 2s. POTHSRGILIi facials Casltillselout . of B s in; ann; in tiriN ethZ fut bilious at is. lid. • -awe WSW; Minty, Duke Of Chuimee end SU Andrew* of Earl of Munger, is new, by the death of mar bite Sovereign of h*PPY minor), became our only lawful Sege Lord WiMans the Fourth, by the Grace of God, King of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, and is ail the cities and townimeporate. and market places In this part et his Majesty's United Kingdoms called Ireland ; and all °Goers. both civil and military, and other hii Majesty's subjects, are hereby re quired to be assisting in the performance thereof with all due linkman. Gives at the Comma Amber. is Wilk, the 50th day of June * 1 5 5/, Ant. Harr. PWsktt. Wm. &min. C.: Bosse. ' Cherie, Babe. John Radcliff. Nathaniel Matt. Wm. Moldalson. H. Jay. Charles Kildare. S. O'Grady. Jain Bing. • GOD save the KING. Whereas It lath pleased Almighty God to call to his mercy our Ye Sovereign Lord KNg George she &era, of blessed aad gin. rims memory, by whomdeeeme the Imperial Crown attire United Meeks* of Peat Britain an d Ireland is solely and rightfully come $ thy high and mighty Prince William Duke of Clarence and St. Andrew's, and Bari of Monster H enry , : We, therefore, the Lord Lieutenant ef tits part of the said 'United Kingdom called Ireland. and several of the lords Spiritual and Temporal of the realm, being here assisted with those of his late Majesty's Privy Council, and numbers of ether principal Gen tlemen olquiditT, with the Lard Weyer. Aldermen. and Chimes of Dublin ; k now hereby, WWI INN voles and eaneent of eosgue .ad . bmrtpubileb aktprocialm, Nutt the high and mighty Prima William Henri, Duke of Claience and St. Andrew's, and Zane Ntensta, is sow, by the death of our late Sovereign of ine lisory,lb ne etee dire Gram eser and rightful Liege Lard *so POW* by th e et Gen. Niel of the WWI s us of Greet 'ldeals and Ireland, Defender of the Faki4 se Owe we de acknowledge 'all faith 'and .constant obedience. with all "abgl bumble affection. beseeehing Om, by whet* liings bi ll Queens do reign, to Mess the Soya* Prince Whiling dth Ireeedi. Wids beg and um runt° reign over us. Given at his Majesty's Castle of Dublin, this 30th day of June, 1530. GOD K ING. 17. at eleven. it the gig Tigers, gresiiakais. Attorneys, Ur. J. Byrne, Cook'sdnrt. Serie-street, Liman's Inn-fields, and Exchequer Dace, Lincoln's Inn ; and Messrs. Mole and Son, Birmingham. .ATL4:I9.. ninon Htasav, Minebeseer, publicas, July 16, 17, and Ant. 1 7. at nine. Sat the Sur Inn. Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. S. B. Jackson, New Inn; and Messrs. Claye and Thomp son, Manchester. Loam" %WAX, Siettninaley, Calverley. Yorkaldre. clothier, July 11. 14, and Aug. 41. at two, at the Bowling-Green Inn. Bradford, Yorkshire. Attorneys, Mongol. lisurt, Fisher, and Sudlew. Chancerpirmet anti Mr. Lee, Bradford. WALSI, WILLIAM York; Sax dresser, July' It 23, and Aug. 17. 111 eleven at the Old Sind Hill Inn. York. Attorneys, Meows. Cavallo and Kitty Syinend's Inn, Chancery.lane ; sad Mr. Jackman, York. Worms, Wu tam, iMperbester. cotton manufacturer, July 26, 27, and kit. that tali, at the York Hotel. Manchester. At t Messrs. Higine. Bagshaw, end Hipps, Manchester; and Me ourneys, ssrs. Hied and Janina, T:onple. • Nscsoasen, i llonstaa, Linea 49 Lindsey. Liacebashire. scrivener, July 14. at three, 15, as ten. end Aug. 17, at three, at the Angd lon, Glainford Briggs, Lincolnshire. Attorneys, Mr. J. Ni cholson, Olamford Map ; and Messrs. Eyre and Coterdale, Gray's Inc. Carus. Joan, Dented. Norfolk. farmer. July 9. at Su, 10. at nine. and Aug. 17, at one, at the Angel Inn, Norm ich. Attor neys, Messrs. Casthew add Son, Itarieston. Norfolk ; and at. Fairbank, Staple Inn. DIY! DENDS. July 27, W. Sargent, Pavement, bleorgids, linen-drape. at two, at the Court et Commissionen..-July 97, T. Rhoads, late et Queen-street, Horton- Owe. cut-glass.meaufactider. at elerm9. at the Court of a.—lnly 97, W. Ibsen. Jeltu-street, Asairiesoaquwe, cers-feeter, at two, at the Cant Of Comasimien ers—July SO, J. C.. Ilene, High Holborn. arrant at aloe, at the Court of Coltustioiermuly 47, J. Wilton. Lnoll•rcrrLroar% . builder, at one, at the Port of Commiwkaters.--July 27, T. Chit trades. Qsern.street, aseepside, and Meneitester, wwehouseman, at three. at the Court of Commissicessur-July 97, T. lieulett; Qeeen-_srmtet, Ches . psideorarebouseman ' at three , at the Conn of IL cooh4nllrarlfrilarts . B irso; and COO trt Of toettiltaitient;-- Bishop of Lime, whose long.arro )33,l, in a toil Parliament of the declared null, and the King right, in all cuing, over all , supreme govsrnor. right of paironage through all Eng. over all the ecclesiastical benefices patron present not in due time, the right of preseritatiOn comes So prerogative, bath power, without r. make peace, send and receive treaties with 'any foreign states, and arms by sea and land, or fur Iles cannot be pressed into the land voluntarily, btls and 6th of all magasioes. ammunition, castles, . war, and.public monies, appoint value thereat. of his mere will and pleasure, ,anddissolve . Parliaments. May of Parliassasiit,redase to give, Royal assent, without which a may at his pleasure inaease the lour% by cresting more Barons, / other towns to send burgesses to i bis prerogative seems to be given up by our last Kings, and therefore it was thought necessary that the Le•gislative power should intervene to enable Durham to send its representatives to Parliament in the time of King Charles 11. He hash alone the choice and nomination of all Coussnandses, and other officers at land and sea; the choice and romination of all Sloes. trates, Counsellor. and Officers of State ; of all Bishops, and other dignitaries of the Church ; the bestosing of honours, both of higher and lower nobility Of England; the power of iletennining rewards and punishments, either by pardoning the aeon, or remitting the punishment. By his letters patent, may erect new universities, boroughs, col. leges, hospitals, schools, tails, markets, lonia, chases, free war. rens, beacons, &c. The King, by his prerogative, hash power to grant letters of marque or reprisal, to grant safeconducts, &c. The King of England, by his prerogative, is samovs regal eta. tor, and bath the custody of the persona and estates clench as fur want of understanding cannot govern themselves or serve the King. So the persons and estates of idiots and lunatics are in the custody of the King. 'That of idiots to his own use, and that of lunatics to the use of the next heir. The King, by his prerogative, is wiliests hares regiti, and is, as the great oceaa is of ati rivers, the receptacle of all estates, when so heirs appear; for this cause, all estates for want of heirs, or by for feiture, revert to the King. All tressure-nove (that is. guld, silver, plate, or bullion found, and the owners unknown) be to the King; so ill waifs, strays, wrecks, hot granted away by him or any former kings; all waste.grountioor lands recovered from the sea ; all lands of aliens dying before naturalization or deal:anus, all things wfititot the property is:not known. All gold and sli ver mines in whose ground soever they are found ; Royal fishes, as whales, sturgeons; dolphins, &e. At. Royal fowl, as swans sot marked, and swimming at liberty en the river, belong to the King. In the Church, the King's presogative and power is extra. ordinary great ; he bath both the patronage of all Bishoprics —none as be chosen but those when he has first nominated by his wogs We/ire ; now can be coneeaatcd Bishop, or take possession of the revenues'of the bbhopriek, without the King's especial writ went. The Xing has One( to call a auional or provincial Synod; and with the advice and .consent thereof to make canons, orders, ordinances, aid c o nst i tutions ; introduce into chute% what or Pink wad Sihor, signifying `s now in England become the rank, even from the King to the . of the life and safety thereof, id are so tender, that they have imagine or intend the death of other capital cases the rule is, facto; and an Englishman may with death, unless the act follow the Ragland, in the laws of zing a. demeribed —" Rea. ode Vieetrim resellimead He sums Terme, et p.. tats smaelear ,Es-froiaits-ejer ♦rfeadot.' And, ateerdlng to the re beta pop& nsi nem rediatiese his people, and to me right and fr ...,._.....____; , r . - —,,ctg.., :- . ~ .• . , .... . . r......„..,,,,,... Gothic., - " - -. ... z. - .. , ;7: - . .7.- • • --- . 7 i. - _ - .1. - -YL. - ..77.1`V.7.;:":77 4 7:1...-=.77 -1 7.7"7 ---- 7..:. 7:77 . `•_ A.- ...,.,_. . • • 7. ' ''''''''.... 4. ' " I'll"' - '''.'" -e-...5. • i inrintimarei, limi IN, Iwo- • ',-(....1 .. i. ‘..t.; 7.1 .i.. 1•10 ) ii oPFICEfts. 0 his MA- . •. • mug's. Bat 577 At Mr, Domino, is 1 4tNell 4 4 keee 6 Y SW Ni tigg ' , (-•. -p. •.' ~,.. -44 t. -i -74 . 1 , --.- •••• •• ordinary wad *hi the beta reek, 11 111 . .. • gei tl i f t r sat . ed parson at the 'King. a . N . • v - N3POSie OF, to web Persons am may 4' '' / • 1 -•• /- ~' _ ••.• Mk \ 1 , •/ 01 s mine. a, nuaiatity of Beams Ordnance -- LII • the laws and eusteins et Raglan:l i Met, Walk Copper Meet god other t -- . made it hi gh hellion oth7 to ion . . NM ot London, and to the Royal Ar-q ". • ~- • W s 1 gi ll N . \ the Itfng al = ll6l2 * al" freed • , • // , \ age ot which has been divided Into Lots. . • • , ,-I • . • not in other cases be peadelsel with di "Oman to the Principal Scorch ....- "*•----- ---. CRAO're C ATZ ---.... , / tent offies Dß4oB : 7Ba ih , e gd :ln i : osingag of eausitu al u a: ingami ni \ o SS D i 2 14 ill. Wawa Stalrelaeper at Woolwich. al/ DUO' - .4.4 , 0 0 I y teed tor tie delivery of the Tenders. • . read the Confessor. la thus deserii Drat Lets may be obi:deed by • • '• - . . ores, on sipplkatlon at the Secretary's _ _f - * . r: rept. et Irb falferiosie defend - - - the Tendon for the whole, a any num- . - .4 4. - • .. • - - 4 Learned For:acne, it te-Pespaare le :o be delivered COM before TUMIIIM.Y. the N°. 13;519. - • WEDNESDAY EvENING, JULY 7, 1830. . ',unease-To light the batdes of hi. PRICE /D. 'lntim done unto them. emnamonim -.------....--. _ - 416 . - --g" . -_ He owes no superiority to the Risk By Order deka Booed. - teal authority in England was, PM R. BYHA M, Sravtarp. F/tOlt THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY I. BANKRUPTS. Spiritusl as well as Temporal, FISH and FOREIGN LIFE and A t the Couetwillt. James's, the - dint , 1930. gstenn ' tt the Ifi ....nsok ier, lie Jons, ,sativid Altred -street. White Hone-lane,Stepoey . , victual- England deela .. re d to be , by ancient y • 34 day ere July 9, 16. at two, asd Aug. 17, at TOW', at the persons, as well as civil, NCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED King's Mort Excellent Magesty in Connell. • Omit if Onamiteloners. Attorney, Mr. Bennet, Adam-soon, The King bath the sapeeme right 0 IM ENT. His Majesty In Council was this day pleased to make the follow. ou area4,mint. 5,000,0001.• sterling. log amendment on the Roll of Sheriffs: via. land: allW,pationage_paramount, ove 9111 41 1 1;.WILliaa4 and Lanimem, Cassius Vasa. Birehin-lane, of Tiogland4 so thm. li t h e m ean pe l, Bartholomew Lane. Sovrazz--lir William Fowls Middleton. of Shrutland-Part, ciathiers. ;Sly 9, 14, and Aug. 17, at two, at the Coat of Com- the Ordbaery. nee Metropolitan, il PRESIDENTS. made Sir• William Fowl* Fowls Middletoo, of Shrabland-Park, miedesers. Attorney. Mr. Corner, Canterbury-square. Tooky. to the King. beyond idiom it cannel 1 P. IN. M. Rom:camp, Esq. Baronet. sweet. Ihmennek. The King alone, by hi. royal pro: Moses MONTY/1011E, keg. From the DUBLIN GAZETTE iXTRAORDIN4Ia N om a,. Ja m Hi s i i . areet . m ir o i ,„b osm , yk tun g er . July is. Act of PaMatnent, to declare war. n Wednesday the 30d: Jose,lll9o. •.,, aSlue. Hi, a t eleven, an d A ug . 17. a t ;mat th e c ou rt of Com. Ambassadors, make leagues and wee ( 'DIRECTORS. as am areas lanisswoor m onocra or saszaws. adadosera • Attorney, Mr. J. Lloyd. Bartlett's-buildings, give commis:dons foe levying men sat I. P. John hoes, Esq. William Kay, Esq. Louis Loess, Esq. Thomas Masterman, Esq. Melvll Wilson, Esq. L. . NOSTIIIMBIILAIIII A PROCLAMATION. • Holborn. pressiug men, If seed receive- [Men I Aloe, iltnasnx, Konningten.lane, Losulsoth. uktoollos. Joy 13 , service at this day, but must list volu , Whereas it bath pleased God to call to Ms sterol' ! a one, ilea ; twelve. and Mag. 17. at one. at the Court ot ham aod 31ary 114 disposing of, all 122 late Sovereign•rAwd Kiag Osage • et blessed sad glo• Coossabsioners. Attorney, Mr. W. H. Langley. cu mi n's lon. fortressee, pots, bassos* ihips.of war. Kingdoe-of Great Britain and =maw) read rightfully coma - *arld August 17 , at ten. at the Court of Consetheionen. At- 47 hie TWA Pcoollatiee: be nay , to the AO and Mighty Prhsee Henry, Doke of Climes . Iw o . p o w e r, ;g room . m od p o w er ; Bedford - row. conroke_, adieus% remove,: and St. Andrew's and Barl•ot llbrenaset Y. . Theatre Royal, thwy-law. bookeeller July 16, w any Hill by Howes P. cogwaidTHbomas. 19. Thatniosta ßidiardaon, ith,n,y.sq.saci Esq . . How aseaser7.& whose dementia boreeini" ■of the United PAW.. Oewamsais, East Grinstead , Bases. plumber. July 13. 20, theritstel. weight , Parley, sad value AUDI RS. We, the Lira .14sumank sad Vamisik, is by 0141 1 to& ct eet t i s n atie, Reel ,- an tohn co. lioetht Falk Nation think Ili testes rabic modes thereat to all tds - . . la. . s co o k." air t.c ir e pattreg Ell Is as abed lirkbent a sad :ma subjects 1 old do !eta!!! CV harass . , and other • • neentier of of both Hot 2. Oompertz, JEsq. F. R. S. tnty's oMars , top:mom end r edraw that we High and Mighz T aos** , nua l u , in nl d ne b anvouT fo r , J u l y 19 . 19. an d A ug . and bestowing vrivilmes upon any of rev Hamilton. Rm. , ein,..• waken Mame., nab et Ma me sod St. Andoew's. iv. at eleven- as the Burk Tams. IiffaiSOIAIU. Attorneys. Neiman- let rile bomb aMI i mental as well as bodily pOWeri• To all per- - GOD cave the KING. • • • donniniseiniers•-44. 0.. Il• Coots ere ..& ~ amid . e s emseid e s; don he • shaeght 'fit, rennin and correct all heretics, . cod as to require the professisoid aid of men • • -- NORTHUMBIIRLA ND. Ike. he. Clement's Inn, gait. at Waive, at the Cahn whims. punish oottempt‘tkr. and to. d m i a „A tm tronidot i„ a time has bees foe twenty. nears studiously • Jeti 117, a. Knight and 11._Lattey, Paistomear-rovi, ti , do B a k io . d r ie b oo n o m,d;:k r . 11 to Ales, cart aridug begi-alreata. . •;,..• ~- - -.• :• 3 ‘l l,l3 • l lPki n etr a gf.ar__.... - • . eat, elerffinualligalleliglMeinnersvewhiff ihigs`iLi iiMmieg„__ 'The - ging bath a power t o t on* to un it e , madidate, eepsealip, Dealer acquired, GOSS gad Co.:proffer th e mai+ • •'' 'unglue bait pleased the rwv. beradilill Leeburn, Liocolashire, silk-mercer , at eon , at the Coon ei I . ooo ' enlarge, or contract the limits of any old bishoprick, or other mho um The youth who has enervated his frame by hem to the church and parish of Renfrew, is the presbytery of mating sin, which the poor victim of folly will Paisley and county of Renfrew, void by the death of the Rev. statical benefit*: but also by his letters patent may nen litsa t i Verc ili rian er t g•- at j e ll ie l ien 27' a j t . t it : n al:4 a t i :.7 l Com eAl" en Cl iedbeer neeD4 s.-.T Milm.dt uly e" " blehopeicks, as limy the Eighth did, six at one time, and the ha eland without further descriptioo, may find re- Thomas Borne. late Minister there. y, and be kindly taught to regain his lost place WA R-OFFICE, JULY 6. W. Baal, Liverpod, boot and shoe-factor, at some, at tke Cla- King Charles the Blame int ended to do so at. St. Albans, for the rendeo.rooms. Il i -Au 9, J. Limp. Mandator, VaCer4 bower of the first martyr of England and for contracting the too Won. The sufferer who, from soother extreme lot Regiment of Life Guarils-.Coesiet sad Sub- Lk St. at tan. at the Star Inn, Manchester.-July 30 , W. Stott. Meta lerir wpric tof the kof Linado ; may also erect new Arch- , extra with unbashful forehead , wooed debility, may George Caulfield to be Ligament by roam vice Da Pre, merebant. at twelve a the Bush Tavern, Beieicil.-July 30,5. bb i ts, pow/Nohow. rte. nature and repair his abused constitution . The who retires; Hon. Hugh Cbeinsondeley to be Cornet and Sob. mown " . stothpor , , , -- - Laesaire. draper, at three, at the York Hotel, The King hath pmear to disposes with the rigour of Eaktilasd. exposed to and suffering from Lees Venerea Limitenesta:i purchase. Vice Caulfield- iihnebester.-Aug. 4,1. Baas, late at Buxton , Derbyshire. lan cal laws, exapting gab as bow received the sansdon of an Act of ed by malpractice of the quack, or the contra 4th Regiment Dragoon Guards - Cornet John Matthew Q,aan- keeper, at gee, at tbe King's Arms. lon. Dorh7.--4 11 1 1 7 gg. J Par li ament as bas by the Bill of Risks ; and which ice, may find a certain restoration ; and finally took to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Story. promoted ; ....,____ late of „ •wwww, sate aaireepool, merchant, at two, at Wears. Lace pay dins gag is ally premise. a mo m s per m ad am, a son delay of a connubial pledge has almost extend . Lionel Plea, Gent. to be Cana, by purchase. vice Quantock. sod g oes . Lieerpool.-Tole .7.0. J• nem. inn.. Nottineham. sad- moisimcwo is :As the a bastard to be a pried, fee a priest to bold climate, they offer to the married fen those gth Dragoon Guards- Vote Sergeon John Schroeder, from Orr, at seven , at the White Lido Inn. Nottingbain.-.1,17 22, 3 two % m a cs% or to som a his father in a m a d e, or to be boo. an mum* appreciate. the 13th Light Dragoons, to beVeterinary Surgeon, vice Ander. Trots ton and Co. Coventry, banker. at two, at the King s H en resifiest,Ac. For a Moho bold minim:kat Walk. in cola p le an and Co. are to be consulted , as umal , story day, son, deceased. Inn, Coventry.-July 29, IL Wycie, late •of New Sarum, is of , oust , nd Patients in the remotest parts of the Country nth Regiment of Light Dragoons-Liewtenant Goodrich Madden Wilts, wine-merckant. at twelve. at the Three Swans Inn. New Ivor y m os e t w in d , m h e i s *m ar ',m ote to m o tee :madly, on describing minutely the calk, and tra•be Csrds. by purchase. vice Lord George Augusta Hil Sarem.-Aug. 3, J. Cockshon, Warrington,' .I.* Gems. Matthew so y la A ges to defend and maintain all the lights ante for Advice and Medicine. No difficulty psonneted ; Cornet Shirley Hamilton Ball to be Lieutenant. b ter and R . Swarbrlck; Inc., Lancashire, coaria-spinnen,at • • a 0 , 4 c ,,.„a i n ; and when any King hath not tell. Medicine will be securely packed, and carefully purchase, vice Sheddeo ; Bongo Hari. George Augustus Craven at the Star Inn, Manchester.-Aug. 9, J. Armitage sad r• grzobaerved diet in this point, it b a th proved of very, nervation. from the 67th Foot, to be Corset. by bombast, vice ea- libeffield. manufacturers of &Mania metal goads, et chalk ' Ai on the other side, it much camas GOSS and Co 31.R.0 Surgeons. 16th Light Dresoons-Uentesant Robert Douglass to be Captain Mr. L. d, Stn she i llield.-July 27, S. Wood, and T. Bloods evay K Ili s=l to be very careful of the subjects' just liba. go. 11, Bouverie-street. Fleet-street. London. by Purchase. Vire Monteath, who rethei i ° m itt Charles Jam ' Lane End, Stoke.upos-Trent carthenviaradnanufacturen, at live, des, so das rules of Charles I. st That the Kin shed (Twentieth Edition,) 1. The 8G IS alr Cornish to be Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Douglass ;D. Lyon. at the Union Hotel. Lane End. , pareptive is the people's liberties, and the people's Wage. r commentary on the above diseases ; gd, The Cam bell, Gent. to be Cornet. by Purchase. vice Comm. CERT I PIC AT ES-Jam 27. ties to streagthen dos King's prerogatives." popular treatise on hies 'annuli, site. 3d, HY. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Jusepb Henry Hod G. A. Pocock, Danford, Kent, printer-J. Langdos, New The laws of Ifiedred 'looking Upon the King as Goa's Vkege. seed exclusively to the Female Sex. Hay be eon. liaq. Page of Honour to his late Majesty. to be Ensign and othige.otert. storhfriar. upholder — D. Dor i s, i i i hrsymmaoi rem upon rarth. -- & -- 4 ibute to him divers exesuisoes not wow oster-row, London ; Potter, 72, Grafton - street , Lieutenant, without purchase ; Hospital A ss i stant Ri c h ar d Red. binnmoetlishire, IffoCtr- W. Halgens,- Newiste.stroot, glasai lag to other sm. SO the law will have no imperfection found ngate, Glasgow ;9, Carlton-street, Edinburgh ; mood Caton ohs Assistant Surgeon, vice Pickford, who rnignse dealer-C. lick. Coventry. baker-C. Rogers, Gainsbutgb, Lln• in the King ;as no injustice, no error no negligiace or lathes, n• Ingham ; Dedleia. Barb ; Reid, B r i stol; Weller, 3d Re g iment of Foot G uar d s-Lkevtessat and Captain emir? c a n .hi rc u nce .d ts p e r__ll. Profit , Friday-street,warebasseotan4 LOSSIDy, no stain or corruption of blood; for by tilting of the Crowa der, Brigitte§ ; Wood, Huntingdon ; Hatt, Cant, Colviist to be Captain and Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, vice R. Whit ehead, Salford. Lancashire, publican-G. Riebardsout all former, though just attainder, sad such attainder made by Ad in, Exeter ; Deck, Ipswich ; Hobson. Leeds • Winston, who retires ; Engirt and Lieutenant George Mon. West Cowes, silk-mercer- W. Perry, Witham, Rae:, coadontakee of Parliament, is ipso facto purged. No weep or minority ; for verpool ; Scowler, Manchester ; Platt and Todd, crieee to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Colege 1 -W, Plenty, jun. West Smithfield, ironfounder-A. Fairbridge his pant of lands, th ough beld in his natural, not politic capacity, and Co. Norwich ; Haldon and Lowndes, sod Hun. Charles Henry Dillon to be Ensign and Lieutenant, be South Audiey.street, tinoveno ' r-square cabsoef.asakee-K. Man , ' cannot be avoided by nonage. Higher than this, the law attributetb Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and of all purchase, vice Menaieffe. tindale, Brabant-court. Philrit-lane, broker. ' a kind of perpetuity , not to say immortality to the King. Res ee 51. each. I" Regiment of Poet - wilgem • RiCtinme DIA Gent. to he PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ' Anglia non neornitar i his death is by the law tamed the demise ROVED FAMILY MEDiCiNES. Second Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Sinclair. promoted. ~_ Marcos and Pebrer Wardord-coart, he of the King, bathes therthy the kingdom b daubed to another. a, and Co. Chemists, Cheapside, corner o f se, 10th F oot - Captain Thomas gmbh. from the 49th Foot • to ' Swaine and Holbrey, Bowling, Yorkshire , arraign-T. and J. He is said not to be subject to death, because be is a Corporation . • Captain, vice Henryll Be, who re ti res y. upon half p a y. r, and Co. 136, New Bond.street, and 220, Regent.Byrcb, Cireocester, therse- factor -Heisch and Federau, .Fen. of himself, that liveth for ever, all inter-re/no base in England 57th Foot-William guarder Ward, Gent , to be Ensign, by par. 26, Oxford.street; Bayley, and Co. 17, Cockspur-herch-oreet, merciante-Mant and Co. Bath, solicitors. (as fag unknown ; the. sass Moment dal one King dies, the next heir is is, 61, Bishopagate Without, Chalk, 47, Mina thaw, eke O'Brien,, who Filth "' as regards H. Alain.) Wombat and King. cameo-carriers froth King fully and abtakiely, althea any coronation, ceremony, or act rj, Aldgate ; and (kiting, 159, Borough. 40th Foot-Car. John Pine Penefatber, from the 39th Foot, to London to Exeter -G. and W. Baker, Guisborougli, Yorkshird, to be done ea pest AM. VORSI LOZENGES.-The more usual be Captain, vice Myer. who exchanges. drapers-Attfiekl and Wilson, Cbancery•lane, and Malleatit If the Kin of Kaglind be in any foreign nation, be na try any 49th Fouc-Capt. Gilbert Conroy, from the balf-pay, to be Cap. street, Cavendish -square law-atationers--E. and J. J of his danunks by the laws of Eogland, smith i kon; as I' Worms are Fits. Pains in the Stomach, Side, rain, vice Smith. appointed to the 31111 Foot. of Appetite, and Pale, Languid, and Emadatd Dockheed Southwark ' coal-merchants-Track, sad in the ease of of Nogent in France, and of Manning, 59th Fout-Capt. Richard Fiore, from the 40th Foot, to be Cap. " d &W e i, ewe elms King' • TIL caused to be tried and executed in the Duke Constantine, Cornwall- Wreford and Gerar . e Patient. The extraordinary efficacy of these „in. v ic e p„,ii ihrt . w h o exc h anges . if Newbuenh's Isailsties in Germany. Kb complaints, as well as in Obstructions in the 67th Foot-Edward Hoelock Hardener, (rent to be ensign. b y - Clarke and Albanelli, Manchester, merchants-Vie U Coal sod Lime COS Salop-Ihrby and Gibb, Resets. These, and kvels o th er pre rogatives , rightfully belong and a pony, I disorder where opening or cleansing physic ie purchase, vice Craven appointed to the Sib Light Dragoons. Make Oxford - street , booksellers-Pa inneg by the Wog of England nivertally known, and has been publicly acknow. rim Foot- Mr- James wan, from the half pry. to be Major , merchants - March and , . tor y paeons of distinction and rank in society, that moo G u lly, who retires . ileTe to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. In Pack-Huntley, Lancashire, cottan-splhoers-J. W. and R. Rea Ca MN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Jute 7. I 7t. pti. UNATTACHED. Kingoon-oporollull. merchants-Rosen and Archer. INPORTASIONS SINCE DIONDAT. Capt. YAM George Augusta Hill, from the sth Light Dragoons. S ANALEPTIC PILLS--are an excellent Al- _ h _ t , ham, platen-Rkkardeon and Beinrese, Der. booksale Wheat, English (qn.) . 1,210 i Barley, Foreign • in Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, . . to he Major ..f Infantry. br Purehme •i um". Ge or g e w ''''"' and It. Dobann, Gaming, Lancashtre, mercers-J. and C. Ha* Foreign . 11,090 Oats. Ensligh . ligg Story, trim the 4th Dragoon Guards, to he Captain at Infantry. . its W Oxfordshire.blanket-manufacturers-Gaskell mall Irish . Foreign . 4, . to Bilious and Dyspeptic Affections, Gout, Ac. by purchase ; Second Lieutenant Hen. John Sinclair. f the 89' 'entry, their operation, and require no restraint or condo,- s i ' F oot Lieutenant of Infantry , by rem Rigby, Weakish, cambric manufacntrers-11 4 /dindo and . Barley, English . 130 ! Irish • . . • st oot, to be otenant i.e of them. In Boxes, at as. Gd. and 24.. Liverpool, inntrance-brolen- Pinker and Abler& Reperoat 1 Irish . . —... I Fluor Oaths) . I ['DIRAC II IC ESSE NC E.-Probably the safe* ItOSPITAL ITS PP. Haymarket. tallor•-The rescland Company. Wake- 1 • • Tr. be Hosp ital" Ambient. to the R esets- H ospital Assist. Georg e • . I Sedative and Antispasmodic ever presented m Henry Gordon. from * bait-pay . vice Hunter, appointed to and Lee italmout ' moat effectual in Nervous Palpitations, Difficultly Foot ; linsultal As Want Gretor AI Gregor. from the . ' * Lanenhire. bobbin careers --Sehlon • le. the SWShips arrived during the peels. math 126 1 Hysteric Affections. It calms and allays serv- half - Pay. - vice w _:_,, _ tae 4 0th .. not. - tunher-merchants-dtobineon aid OiK K nott in g l y , Yorkskint, During the week 'arms sad comforts the Stomach, and relieves it OA UNIONS Chelsea, c 4 ion occasioned by Wind. In Bottles a - - brarafounders- W. and W. • .. ;;with , E xeter-p l ate . Rest Walbend Coals 34 s Gd Sita Od I lir e" • Capt. John Chas. Chillths.on half-pay Dab Festoon be For maser patters. .. ("Owe sorts INTAIENT FOR RINGWORM.-The loved- at sit. John's, ' Ne w rr om d h anti. vice Camp ell, who resigns. ....sweeseassmomomme - • Ships at Meket, 461 MESIDEADISVIG ' ' Or THE KING A VII THE KINGLY OF I.IOE. . le Remedy has, for the last ten years, cored sere- The homent of Abdo to Se eon Brithene, from Übe 74tli 7 COURSE OF EXCHANGE, July 7. rsons gratuitously, until the demands have botany a PP ° a r g - Font to the 34th For, on she sth June. 13309 Ma not taken rum From Chembeelwroo's Mares Briteasslor Natalia. .: Amsterdam ll 71 C.F. Seville .. ... 351 he feels it s duty. he owes to himself, hi* fatal', o give it publicity. In Pots at Ys. gd. and 40. W. The ander.mentioned Officers kayo beat 'Oersted to retire trod The King is sio s adied from the Saxon word Ceasing. Ditto at sight -12 6 Gibraltar ... .. 47e . WIC PULLS These excellent Stowable Ape. t h e „ S e rvi ce, .„,._ b y t " "' a t t a tt achig mmathmaes t- • The title at the King of England is, By the Gram of lion, ki ' Ratterdans...2 UII 76 Leghorn ... ... 46 .. Fenton, hal t - P t y 111 st Light Dragoon.; Maenad of the United KM of (heat Britain red Ireland, Defender or many yarn , received the moat decisive marts %Alt- g um., a_ll "P' _ . . gdor.n, Antwerp ... l2 61 Genoa ... 15 75 I. They are expressly designed to restore the "'yid grundas.helf- Pay Sires must- • the. Faith. Hamburgh to Ul4 1 Venice ... ... 471 r the - Digestive Organs, and to remove and • . OFFICR • OF ORDNANCE, Jet,v ti. Wender rat the Faith was anciently used by the Kings of 1 Altona ... 2i Ul4 11 Malta ..... .. 411 i d and defective A . ppellte, Ikpreesiso of Spiel . Curl" of RuPti iing4ttete -4 mong Carat Mare** Anton, aid, pea y I I as aii rs' b several Charters• granted to the Vales/shy . Parit,3day'ssight 25 65 Naples other symptoms, usually termed Bilious. In l be Waters 0 Captain, vice Thomson . deceased ; Fire Lieu , Qstin i. but in the year 1621 more particularly affixed by a his Ditto ...t U2S 90 Palermo .. ... 119 d per ex a. Cd. and I Is. want Clerks Ogle StetatlifiekEto be Second 'Captain. v. Watersl a Pope laio•X. for s hook written by Henry Vill. against Lisa Madrid :HUE pe,,Aaevykos„,...Th sse pia sters an so _ Second Lieutenant Charles lialley.to be First Lieutenant. vice thee, in defence of the :seven risaments. and sines . ceinusucd b Cadiz ... 361 Rio Janeiro .. 23 rs heretofore conned to the Public); it la theref • threstbfield ; Cards Koben.risemsel Boatistio be Lieutenant. Act of Parliament fee the defence of the ancient Catholic and A•• ", Barcelona -351 Dublin ... ... lt sted that Plusher/re will be careful in iambi Comilla. OM Viilatmter limetwdl gifting Cogent a a rho E 44 , talk faith.. ' • Bilboa ea Plaister." , and p observe their name en the Ward Prinee.to be Cainein. Mee thisdere.Prneamws 1 pint Lie ns toe title of Orace was lost given to the King about the time p. In Ham at le. tenant..7thiejth Ellison Ponlock to Inellearood .Captain. vice Haney IV.--to Henry FL knosilost Grace; to Edward IV. Hig PRICRSOF GOLD AND SILVER. NUNSWICIE,FPR;J.PLAISTLII la gettersk - Ptlieei • -Seed - Lisa: WOW= •Thontas 411thisow en be And and Mighty Prince ;to Henry VII. sometimes Grace,. and some. Foreign Gold is lan ... . ... £3 17 g ' m gg Owl boot emollient applications for ".; . se, tip Perth*. , dales flightier" t so Heavy VIII. , Ora Iliginied, lbws Majesty , Silver. in Bars, standard . ... 0 0 0 lis worthy of a trial on the part of those • al 1414041 " 14 , 040“4,7„,,1NA7 ' ..",,,, IlitifEl sad now Pisani Majesty, or Most Nudism Alajenty. .- such tinPleasaa conspidots. In Bosun, at ' 1 • Secoted Claptaio_p ilee • • . tilthuggliili 1' -The King of **gland, in Ma public insinianus and kitten, stile PRICE or TA MOW, SOAP Ike. . " I t inet.' &hoard 'abider; 'Wards' 4'14 Piker UirsamseZ4474 bitireetf %es, We, in the plural number. Before KingJaba's .. Town Tallow ... ... 302 fal I p Fellow Soa ... ... 7te Reale ..: ... 35. i d I Illiettled .. . ... •Ifs• ilea TONIC PlLLll...opplkahle o.l y to the Illorgoo ; Second Capeaks Frauds itgadisiChnstiy ter.ite.Cep!: Lieri4steidie thogetiatimeaber, which coma is dill eau Jo thik,'Yellow . 1 _ . .. loss huh And rimprintandalos ,o oaf/kind Mine • mist vow W. Gnaws , . eaporsl4l.d. Wars IMO- ter o pot at tsite pi rd of writs -Teas me ipso amid Wearer. it White ditto .. ..t• ggs Og . 1 ; 11 1 0 • ••• ••• min g the Systao..4lso he fisideg mdesity - First lAttstastatt ite.peals IN* 041 !9, 11 114 . . • oboe , - lb spiakiitit is 'the Wog. is mewl shim ( _WOMB prose.MolerrY4 4•• ••• 3110 d 1131ves ... ... ... 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