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the itecotint, which see give them' soreemotnlts ago, epidemic fever, 'which raged at Venice through icon of the waters occasioned-by the ty:' BONAPARTE. To that disorder the• death Admiral must be ascribed. - • :71 lake D'Annot MEM a is said to have veoeived :E REover's permission to join the British a vi.lunteer, in the Peninsula. And a more • measure beta also received his Royal_Nigh ! . I ,iobatiori in .favorrr of the French.' Arr ordeal son to the WanOifice for raising Svo ilidol 1 compttnie4 ...af., Wench doterter4.4kil cAltio bi.French,Clf4ccrs, and to fia.ye On rpaic.and • itisb tiopps: • The condition of t`he service,-is, Wall be Media of France, and that tb oUsle. Theyitre to have one Captain; tWO . flit Lienants, *ad two Sub4Lientenintsteaclicompaoy. 54 id,they are to ; be. ; Skltirld, at' the Capel .1 Hipe , Ceylon, lava,,Now ugi Wales, and , tea. It is added, that as there may be . amcing Ivittl- - of Fran Cr., individuals who hate deseited.,l iay desert. from ;the French' cavalry. arch persot. , may volunteer into the British service, to be /mned into a corps of Hussars, to serve:in tho•hack dements del* Cape of Good Hope . . This =ea ; ' objectleaublh.in A thousand points of view ;', '. ''. lt ire never liCard t hat ponaii apt e ncouraged 4f "lisib neve r tb..deSeTt . WAR , thpir,cOlopra ng .1 'ysfidei hi t inpinferi., ;It is , some tilos*. far • , ii, howc.o, to k4iA. ibit lli:Z . oo9P" 1 . WV I ..fi t t'd...n,Te to be `eoP.lOite4 ill 4Ntiolli?fti!eglolie * ete tfe islno possihpty Whatever siCtly.tr ;pm-. wit rt with. the# 0 1 , 1 p fr _i 4145i01449 11 94u! 1 ' $ A 4. 1 * 1111.7 11. - • • ..- • ...... r- .: •s. ..r. ; t_:. ; 41 r - 1 , . tukit ,last,, is Nif. ! 17..pffiteg,,:ni Isar* laillebt,its ~,_rettirningllose, ~,,,* . veuto s -01:44 01:44 50t,13-40;tial 9V Tnggle. itekilleit • • ." • - [ M a li . selm 1 8 11 ! , at . - K i n6rT i r.4o4 . • .-1 . 2 e0'. 414 tis M. •Jet, 4 a.ge4. 24 ,1y0: : , 4Prii - estop hilt , 'her foot sllppfk wn i , to b tu rk the tra#, arid; Ailing Noo tlett cr the ftifcitiVect her - skull, iihic/ r2 t o *ii:• f tr i 9g Oill it • i.: , v__ L • ''. '-1 . - I .. ti Ts. .....1784i fi'fiwa., - o .ii t rui..* the name - Robert ;, ap vq to T. Sw pr ' of Croydon, *Ont into . e . Can,al,, to hatti, in at a ,cite .41.= 11? e _ ,where there is claY,llie,ollYriglt:iatrititte".hini,arid was ate /y ArtY*o34 - mi . wai tonnil bont 20 afterwar . ds gandirig upright,;wlth his hat on, ire deadeVery assistance: ivas iMittnediate4 btit in vain, ai the vital sparkitilsreitintt. 04/.OE Woe GAIN £50,000, te*.ritititit 'or 'inn *Er" I,itaA' Mats or • TIM* eyrie all THE CON. l'3/41•61iii,' Ili I tilli STATI iiiiilßT Mr 10,000 TICKiiS, U=AWN ?flit &fit ILIVIIIII3IIR. . • , SCHEME, : :i.jilia,tilafi 6,000...are-43204i 't-...Priaei at' 4,00...iie„,...• Naos' ! ' IL-Pekes Of 11i m. Al oe i hio., b -40. iat-t -4—firvis 4... _..ereatm,..lll.ll oiarm..4 4. , t s "Wird. !lIXTA Th° l 4anil Prises of £49054104t' 4e. down est, to i1r,411, the low Roac h a id '-' . ilk thrivonifflhe Wheel: .. Tkkiehael ehafte are Selling at the offices at .a A 1 • T. bihii; thetastractor for the Lottery, ‘• , • it CORNlai s h i Lao4 No. 9, CH4RINQ-CROSS, Losollai ',.:TLF.I . ef f pi1tr1V,44,..-4 . Grand MilitarySpecgt : ...mra* brought.forlkarA last night at this popular , Ai AusurS.i*, - ' eft, - founded on the .. :IPAe_Glotk i is trp .Detcal, .. t . l , X -..Salaman , I tilial, -- lietaie r A . ' 1 11 ' of tie gi ,trf f4ell, Spain; who of General, for , and takes other, to for dry ; take* sent with the from mare I introduced .s place, Genera. Perianstio last J'ahelp Br", General, 1,11 'town tips Fait hear 4 who acconvided by tierjeaat, .rtantrt!ed Spoptacle `sralcla vi.mai C iIFST4I4, If ticiZT Si. I MiSAIL hi:Magri - JorEUSB. . ' Wednesday_ his Majesty's . Justices of .ilkssise, Ri .4 the papers have annotitteed the 'death DALLAS an d F. Bouiros ! Eiefh. arrived ut'the Cistlei Officer, on the 25th ulr: at. Venice, of which land immediately opeired•djeir conintissiun. . Gover nor . They have aduedt ' , G He coat- i •:Yetterday they . attended. the Cathedra, wherwi a for 'some time the Ti,ulon Fleet, and v/41 'suitable ••ilise4urse- , 4 ... ;weredi by,.the,,,,itert . ..,,geir, r, we believe, 'who, in some. boasting slif 4 'Y. A ' T SS; . Atter wfi . r. Judges .setrsed,,to,_the accused NELbON of running awaY fillal` Castle, when ChieT OS 13410ass.iave.sn eicellint We can assure the writer of the article chit charge too ti±e Greert Jule/stand this dat eliilisdges mistaken. 1 ILLARET was an able .and brave iprocet d el g tot h e tr amf li piii,r oistisaN d4 i smoem* and was as distinguished for modestY at* ' both : of worn were wiped-Ad the murder.; of:bet He never commanded the 'ronion.Fteetls.i l bustrarid. After .the. Oat had ,pccupiejil Oa ,qourt never served in. the Mediterranean, andlhatv i it iify seven hours thepnson ers were boar coriviee t li \t the head of a squadron since the airtioh-.10 -- ii Ordered for exectttiOn'onliloild.iy, the 2 #61, ma, . How€, June I; 1791, except.durit* (Mg. day;) . O n 'K.411101, his sentence, •Lema Amiens, when he . was Commander.inz . tched out his hand: and lexclii inted--44 I &neve i ival expedition to St. Domingo. We oui . a o—i c ion't wish r0,1ivf...4 ) % I hope focnneray,!f. 1-1 ob Ire pleased in acknowtedgifig' his latiinanitY maintained the greatest composure throughorst tbi prisoners, for 'which he 'was remarkable, trial. Mrs. Moray, the miserable widow, pleaded endeavouring to blacken the memory of k pregnancy : a Jury of Matrons was instantly impan 'deceased enemy by a.taisehoodi•though 4 ( 6 4 netted, and they returned a true bill. Her executior we believe.''—r , Our 'Readers williooollect ;h e r e fore, will must. likely be ' lrastinated till a proct... fit)rimencement of the enspieic yesr.fifpropiddajoe. thg:siroe intrepidity on her trial whickt 4P 211 .0,9111 m r ttlinifested ; and, with the exception of theiusu hear, Ilia not seem at all incommoded: v"""' le-isiemltted that there were not lesiliien NOG persons. 111 and about the Court, duriag the awful in: .yestigation. . . . ; : • The . Court then . proceected :to the trial of Cisrsidi and Duncelly, for being privy to the '24asiniptratio* .of unlawful oaths—oaly one was food& guilty, • thd ether escaping by the absence of a ma terial. wiltuetait JoAn , Tetlow, for sealing a cow, on the 21stefJdod last, was acquitted. . ilinono=cee 41)A Some of ' of this Offi _he was Go -snanittd lot 'the Officer, patches, ac him 1" W - he is Officer, an( bravery. be has nevi not been Ai • *lth 'Lord irbce of At I the nava ;44) be more 4* English --thou in ek ffant sdec lified by , 4 theitecotioi e l ide the stAgnai raony of E Hof the Adn .4:erbecDti the PRINCE Army, as V important Appk • been se ; pendent cl manded by of Brit that ifiey st • ittertd. '1 .;Lieutenant n 411 04,4 ib s „gtn06914 Ace. or who ma persons ms i fpFM4:itto • v r• i , e / 1 1 1 4; ing in coil To serve '‘.** 0 4 44 k St. ,1 . • . ,an V" IVI O I f: I .1. 7 • 191, as, err nr I I W • '4lilrrY, L ikath the I sttilday v` 4 n tun t gwe4 ? 4 ; . cl • and quite ;:reiviiered, 1 •fo • 5 AU, 20 it 1-14 . !• saencl .1 ”.• . ;fl j . ii k p m_r,, IIIIIFM4 touaaea on we INef '4= L W! . 1114e*t .7sench near salamanca,„,lpy : di , , eAnic and . . Y‘n" . .Viet i a.niarott.. The various we' arranged itia o lk i r and ,other warkke manoeuvres c 1* C* . c.alifY : 1 4haVY , nigle the:Scenic garti .. ,,mw e „middy., and when the Trench are 0 ~ - ki n d). iotc to ljel4 t te I;lritish pro Tes s i, ,tlyr.The 4 u ‘resectioel With the approving plugdoo4o( t cro wde ... .:. acid delighted audience. The following is the des .. ~.mi m ic arstintept of this excellent prodtsft4nr,, ~.. Central Count de la Pena, a Spanish Noble, resolviti I Maintain the ancient dignity of his house, promises his onl , daughter, Vittoria, in marriage to Seisms/. Conipilla, the 'f nit Major of Salamanca, who, although extremely old and peevitti Is descended froth some of the most ancient families in Spaii ' this, of course, proves rrpugi u nt to the youthful Vituria, who. aversion is considerably heightened by the gallant behaviour 1 Bans 4i,, a brav e Serjeant, who rescues her, and the Genera ter fath er, front the power of a Band of French Marauders, fl ; width gallant condoes be receives the thailits of them both, at **tithe affections of the grateful Vittoria; in eXplanation tak phice,.itid they make mutual vows of constancy to each oche which being discovered by the Town Major, he.gives way I ellillininnee of envy and jealousy, and reprimands Fernando f : - Ids presumptuous attempt to seduce Vittoria from lisr dm , . . Feiaando becomes indignant at the assertion, an altercation tali Plate, which ends in Fernando, the Brave Serjeant, being se %btbionfin , ment for insulting his superior Officer. ' 'Vittoria having been previously confined in the Castle by li -.N J • . orders, (on the above account), contrives, with t ' ce of Sanchez, (Fernando's comrade) to escape . fro "ti t i tit the hour of 'Midnight, soon alter Fernando, the Bra fitsj:.aut, is put -cm his trial and condemned to die; after whit -Vittoria istunies the ditgase of an Hussar and is introduced Itilie4litfe•Serjeant, whin an interesting i nterview takes pla wht iiinteirlipted by the unetpected ordeal of the Genet 'War ''l own Major, when on the latter's bidding F'ernin frt'for death , Vittoria rushes into Its arms, to take -a I Fl 3 on which tlie'Clenetal indignantly separates them, oth e ti Vittriefa discoids teeself, and kneeling *ilk Fernando, the Sra • 1 ' ; hnplores him to revoke the Sentence; the Gael 1 . ‘7, urged on by the malicious insinuations of the l'm remoras inflexible, and it on the point of ordering F - * to inimWiate ettetotion, when a loud Cannonade is het Par 6alathatiea ' • which closes them to quit the' Jail in' Jr .1 1 kiorom Which Vittdiiit toad' "Sambre Meate reiiietuito, w Imam off tO joja the Battieoleir 3abdtanii, accompanied •• Libeiketree' of which, Fernando, the Brave Serjea (a seeiontitime) , of his Gateral, 4q4 ef ts . rewir e with the hand of hie beloved Vittoria.—Thi Qr i o s ms ,„ tera g oaLes with 4.conient Vbew of the bzilliktatieurriabiaillibi teeksIeAIWAVIRS/ 10 0 4 119 rdet ig 0u1h...1. • ' . ;.'„zt -.:et, _ _ •`9l , Ni ' I .• • 1 P.tts'") isi .. ' `“, TILE-ifirfliKeell..' :. , .. r 1_ .11•1••=1111. . f •• • i . , . • ...a ' kliT: e it 1 6'4 ' OF Qn ; XAT IN MARK I.4cocz,frOanAtig:i 'IF Mel ullualeers-Averata 'l4us. od-4s. i .. 11 " 11 9Pi t 9M 4 0 71 , .____.• ..1* 1 • i _Ur:IL ..... • 1.1P1.6 - V MATURN 4t i ft.oui,lTCßOA Ikto Avg.ls-- e aim 100 IV 1 - -Asstoe Mai. ' ;Wier than tort iettati, ' 3 : 1 1 ; is 1 0.veraga ea* pr_cgraliti 4pplassA mist Moloo.froso Ose, • ~, . ft4tag 0111Stk 0f . itiw,.,1814. .. 4 Willie . otyi. ' •itulitli • •u.si - ' .teans.."l l /eass. II &,• .144 110 . 40/11 5i*.4.....1 ls. 4 111.4*. IL ' 11. . tip n 1 1_ 196 1 .79 10.. i 56 8 1 5 likite o Stsear;ebtripoted from the Ardsret 1 4*.0t0 supjo esullogAhopshidAlpof Assgust, is 475. lit. per alt. SMITHFIELD, August 24. Bid 51 Od to Is ild 1 Veal 5s Od to 711 „et I wimp , se_ : adtPlet *•6&• , •06661111 \O4 ~. .• , Lamb Is. It e : 7s. Od.. 44 .., to 4 ., 1 1 • Ibasts, about glio- aaa lasalki, 6. ...I ter: :.0 061616,1110441186. on. ux . 1 .1 - ii , ~ * v P.RlC.lEkliq./AND 4TRAW, IN SVITIRMI,,p ti Hay "' -41 - 17 r tb 51 l'Os • Ile* Mover 11 1% to 71 les. New 114 y 11 16s to SI Os "Straw 21 5s to. SI 105. •!..... „iiHNOWili AND LILAWSKIIIIALI.: MAMMA , ..11•5f...,:....,i45, i od 19 Ss reit . Neal so aiLa t o Aa : 44 "'Matta - ' G ls 'sal* SG Aid ' Fork Is Od 'to Is • Od .... ~ ^".• ',. Stu .-Lasob • Ss. W.. to,4s. 4d. , , 0.4 e.• - .:;., • • I • .- if/RIP/A. 40i 14AY, AMR STRAW. ....xis id Sr. JAMES'S. WMITICIIArgJr.; .„! 'Mir 'l3l. 44 1 13 11. 1 t7i;Iidi - Hz, ' • ' 4L Oi. it dr Its. 1111.721. 410. tok IllvslPkilli. !Clover . 71.. Os: tio A. Ws Straw 21. 121,,gq A „Os id tedi r ofHOit iti l iibrisoßouop MAlrr. Lima::: :`:.:11114... • ' . ^-!. poca r es. .. !•,.. :1: Au . 0. e, to 21 ,711 Kea fil )44 so 0 . :lb in c: .4 ' - sto 4110 s to '6l fCli Suwee SI St to 111 .10a • Jima .: (I; rs 'II 101 to 11 ie. • PArskali'lol 041 to 'MTh • . • V •32t ,til • ..1160 Hei f ers ` and Steers (per Ordinary 2s. Od. to 21. 2d i " ikons ) Ss. , IA to Sa. -481.' Market Calf Os. Od. each .111144011 p 9.; (4 60. tis.. id; ,English Horse 134. to IS'. 04 Lamb Skips is. Bd. to Si. Od. 'Shesrlings 2s. Oil. to -4 PRICE oietilAttlilitt' IN 'l.l ADEN HALL MARKET.' Butts .. ...: r . std lid caw Skins SW 31141 Ditto lO4 27d Ditto sal 454 Wttrehatits• , Beds' Slat 254 Ditto 384 44d Dressing Hi s 394 2Od Small Sasso - • s 4d. 3 6d Fine Coach ilides 20d 22d Large ditto 120 s 1150 s Crop Hides for sottAsid stsid. 'Twitted Hone Hier 1111 ttld Ditto 1118 sat ..Goaillhiss Ms (AU FMCS OF TALLOW. Ft, James's Market Tpws Tallow; . Od, i lliare Market 4, • 0&•• iFetioitr-Russia'• - • * 04 Whiteehapel Market 11# 3 ,_Whiss ditto : -./: 1111112114 per stone of Sib. &Alp qtto Z 94' • ' 1411 ' tellireking Stuff •' IA Average . 4s SWmilAsto rough 400111114 Graeae Ses Od. Good Dregs 9. Od • Yellow Sop 00is•;•Mtottled,141WIe-4Curd, Was—Palk Hi Paitr, Qattlles per dastaig,l3s,:o4--Mastds, ]!e . • COAL-MAlU4T l 44guat F 4, • - •, Shlpsitt Mat i kit • Solt • Pria _t. ' 50 alsorgastkr, • . • - •1 7 V4i 475. Od. 4s -245. M. 1 Suotterland • t 1 . 46 *. 0 4- 1 449 03 .. 0 d• 1 Cubs 1 ' • `, 48s. od. • • • °CURSE OF EXOttAittit. "4 j • Amsterdam, 31 0 2 U }Wefts*, Ittgalletrltyli• Ditto at siglit, so g Rotterdam . * 'll t U klirallnirgb, I 111.1: Alton, - 10 10 U, Paris day's ils.lo . Ditto, 2111. 3. as. f.".' Leghorn, 5$ Genoa, 54 Venice / LC: *tat Arkteie effective per/. sta. Naples, 4s Lilbo4l, $94 • - Bouraeaux, dO. 19 141 . . Oporto, 69 , ,') Madrid,Vint: Dublip, lot Cadiz.nt • I 4S. nem. Corky ' Bilboa Effect. New,Dollarit, Os. Od. hisoiro 64, Malta ft. Gibraltar 42. New awabissaa. 10 00a. 04. Sneer in bars petos:ol. Od.r Paris 100 Cgatieeties, frog.. Tat Haaetrr.—The h w ....eatiand Oats are DOW cutting very. foit In most parte of Kent, Susses, and Surrey, ilUd'aft a most abundant crop. A great demi of New Wiwi , Vic Market on Saturday. from ieSS to JEII7 10s. *op fts/i. fell last week In Wakefield Market lfs. a lout 1 " ' lila 111 S. . At Stobo Castle, the 111t1 last. Lady Elhabeth'Montgomery, of a daughter. At Lisbon, on the lath of June, the' Lady of Joxph Weaver, of the Pesve;tog Department, of a eeiir • . a • Friday se . nnigitt, in Preston, after cohort Laney, in the 771.13 year of his age, the Rev. HuMphrey Shottleivorth, A. M. Vicar of Kitkirmo t ard.ene of the Prebendarkes of York. . llGki BOAT _$ R AC LONDON &MOE TO-MORROW. ... ' =a23 .. • .- ... :......:t 54 minutes alter 4 7--77 .7 77 7 ;T— . - iIIDDRIIIi TO THE PUBLIC. MIL-O,II4SBURY begs leave to inform the Pnb ... Be" that from the *rain and hrtrnediate rise In the arti cle of OLASShe feels himself compelled to advauce the price of his Medicine font Ss. *I. tirga.-..Tee Double Bottle will aloe be advanced 64. per *egg s, but the largest size will rem* * the erigittWihrieei " ' ' - • - It IS ROIV a issnioit of Titilfters duos this valoablk Malkin, has beep .increased in price,, although every article connected vrirk it lift glade a crest rapid advance.—Under tl4;e circum stances Mr. Spiassuav respectfully Worms the Public, thee on the Kith of August, 1812, the above prices will take place. Dispensary, Snloo-oo=sre, Ynly .22, 1812. - am. Rim. Fiam , ESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regiilarly-educated ~ Surgeons of Londou.have sedulously devoted their atten: file last IS years to the study of those disorden which so sathister.snd tells4lolll prevent , th at inestintable bless ng, mmikkrionial felicity. . The unrinalletkpatrouage th at they we Silbert° receiied frtilit perms of the first thuinction, and uniforms moms sttendlor.theitt , isperior mode of treatment In sack complaints, induce then% thucpublicly to offer their rams. in' - all cages lit debiffty OF deficiency, whether resulting . else top trequancy at partielpating in the gaiitier of s`fa ehlakekle life, the onliostildrtikadadaence of libertioism or a secret umiaay, and destructive habit, which weakens the energy of the pbtl, and destroys the dome of.youth, by producing sterility in =7, and in2potento is the other, they offer a safe and WM. To those who, from such complaints, are pre cow* Maybe marriage state, and a.hamed to seek re. KO, brouttorec their infirmities in silence, it min be consoling to &now, however difficuit or Ineffectual the cure may he deemed 1 1 4 1 PINtaAtbilailim, that, by a renovating and infalfthle Me .tjealillrbr:dortti to a Wald and vigorous °maim- A 'lot er, frequently contracted in a moment # tothatimttleci. MA every species of Syphilitic Infection, by 101164 and never-falling anode of treatment, is speedily and without restiaint+ ' -- ' - " Me° ....., motitlay, ..esdar, 341 "ii‘kk AlPil . nit 1: 721 - °A 1 l Attlar r- -- - Pan Z li v s ig, s l3 l.l . ! 4• • sejy 9g al i nt r it li e l/lki4de/PI N 4O O‘ sibib i gaittner-enckeobßikintlNP4 l l*ll6lll***heirsOaLs&- .Ik.‘ "eXtg; ItCjWilittrit4l,_ e'Cr',llll-.7. rosipikadihiQSAklllildiellitod NAKIHSOFIR Cool% i tMlitigt ` to th ,4ltid4s l r , - ; . . k oat:ay:* /.y • IL M:-11t ,ta: d!• .•' 0 s , MliklD(ri g isipo _fla( lt _ pw a ggi b,id,o RiffdiVilloilli4Willetrilf t el a nA kale ; I- , bnir r .i.e . is ' 1411t9 itille t 7ainlrAttlliAL b t a ilf are end at, ery 0 ..... s jisp, gpid t gerioombloiroor inspdoe: - its ~.. , A M BRIDGE' Post Coac Donuts Work ill , mire, Monday; iliFedn ; altdltriday itterat i e ziortv cßaikaGAn, k4sTE% and STROOD_thos, es erylegok o lli t N. W. ftl l% Co*ads itriClisfl , kir. . - " I rtevaittootstran, mitt ottAvisfuelhol, • foW' a.4*Y.. .. 'IDEAL' Post Giddies t diet Momilleikild ilveribtig isposolL ±_. . ~-: • .... . ED I N Bllitp l-1, ;MI .2 4 EWEN% UT/ Phi IR , Put. Cub. through 'Misk*, Berw ft hi, Darliiito ; 4 5/NW allemn, every Morning at 4 **E. -:. .... FAKENHAM g • tscle t through Nee marltec brander: sad 4,4. ham, godaty,'Wetnesalty, and FliiltaNi r Oi oo lo t vd,vsirstotat dew Light *al* riretidortiogat Sea& GOSPplef (*Kb Oise Blot) tbroushAsszeta ilai k„ utast Altets; Wilt Menu, grid larihdat; Irefoilnki,lT l ; . DarraNEY W ` jl4ll ooh,. by Wa - y of Dpcoma libill"l a a. 115 1 4111111 t a • Norit Civi, every Morning at 4 past d. 'nth ~ b eAla rTi v, ltelerkroupeditions, performing the detheey hid 11111/74; travels, the pleasantest Road, and Rill, he loimd the Jec oo . • veratteeld'HULL:-4-KI. li neat& thekalremalfdangethe Passer. orthe Humber. . esle!..iCn: 7 • - i IPSWICH and COLCHESTER&f i Z e tlimegh Stratford. k Mary, Withaiis, Kelvedon , lugatestoor,' sad ilaluialord, Monsoons at 2 a i ndA. t. .. . , . DS pew and commodious Light,Coach (the UNION), or. - ',tog only Four Insides, sets out miry Morning i hetihs:. .s. and tmyels !ilia thegreottit Ceierity.. The iivardtiadani go through to 1. Laos %Ohmic clianging, akd 9p l y 4 CAME L LYNN Post•Coacli, th rough Camblialre, ItesOnabik Folgam and baoibis bolfdarashadlionlay, auc121144 Ade noon at 4. LYNN and Elsliretneb, the EUnllfelsne, through hair. )stooday, WidnradaY s sad Er. 1 44.09r 1 64111 1 ia11ag . : o'lt LIVERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. LIMITS& dimr ) NORIILIIMpidtr i • .: !VINO *erroikeasmilk WtoOliwo• Dosiallos • bers, every Afternoon at 2. iiiileAelliit.** CARLlSlMlVklia l pi:delAWllis ilatielttitit' Zrhmttiltiitrz4,..,“,..? ' , Alfa viiheessinr ; ;•• -' ' f.• ." • L ft: • - i - ', -- r MAlDENHk:Aßrreilath 4 4 1.114$61.1 01 0 1 •• Otlititwollat Hill, net/ Afternoon ac } e past 2 t:11142, exctutesl. VIRROWTE 7 ROO Conti,. Yilli i ifisint mrstriitiiiil4), imejtilotaits As 4 1.0 , 0.7.124,przw00f ti tr.: a DATE and I RAMSdA' um iireasid - Aselbitd, and Reenteg a pea lio 1 1 ': ia 'xi - 0: - .r x I,IIANIZEI - M& It V.. liglu 441egsogla‘lbodietrnegrojidsoi. :Eterby;lAilitiorne t Leek, and _Mas_cl Avid, every alliast . .‘,.3. Trimble arthuttan Li oalAbatt Pei' Iseveittiittik M cern, as it is, the original Lade. oshatiashrd fortaß66l.llll6 : 'lnlaid:WY ; fits ou die lasfAsisbly l'moored ' cwt.' I for' asoassiftantit 4eavelAihria•fitini isti•l4ll, 4 biis *larked thrßunout in ttmetbeeASPolibltser": 7apt s * O. I NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND,. and 'CV= through Easingwould i Nortfesilerron, end • duluiltd t•TemtlhoutiNo out_sret•TA 4 tdatillac4imild-) NORWICH Eziodition GoaCh, throgh Hocker4er , Newmarket,- Tbefordraad W*hodhaint ' V 3. ; . iviwvaileik s i: 6,dt 1 - cA O..FORri and t the . Etrin4), Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at4,Siifi^ bridge, Wyessitho, s and TettlY6l4ll:. . :-; 4 4". •• STAMFORD C6ech, (brought lira 11 1101 8 44 and.9dlson t iendlfl44wwW* ti ' - 1 $ 0 " •/ • ' • SUNDERLAND, YARM,asel tigICIPPOP to•dio, Morning, at i put 6. .. . •,I WORTHINO and HorsbaratilerfNikiiilfa* Mug *before 6, thethigh.fothpi, Pogititig. 44 1 41Wil Fhitlen. iiitheiNA. YORK Higliflyer Coeds; "yeti tbordrat,l**6; ark, Doncaster, and Yen vbi Ors* *Zs* various Branch Coaches to Leeds , She ifiaii. • 42, ~ field, Herrierrgate, Gelidly, 04 all theyelesswpsjil of the North. The gu.v4 454 clock.dip through 10 0 changing, and only 4 Coachmen. Pabsdo b orthooked ail and whittling so stop us the lbalmaY pierdidlaeat Jay, out any addition* falr. .• •es wtst vi.:i. .4: - ;__, • * UT. I. ROBERTeao CO. Mors, wk p vrill an l!e fr countable for airy Zlith, -ChM, lifF:Vatelars, Collirl notes, Bills, or 1 await, brcemr ma* 05 gels , nor tor mink" article of more 'than AS value, it lea or daniged,,ubless tlnci paid for stitch *hen elelivitill tilt heir 0 7 Sdo le Unlit t° their 1 1 4 4 fV*5 4 , 1 9 11 fYt:: .. i . .zu - ~' • ans. - - - - Front the Clem Kers, WOod-street, Wapoos to,Op90 . •, 11 . 11 • et Wight, Portsmouth, and Pieties& • ... • . • zsa. .774;4=a; 46— Iwkratr loom* - .'1 . 1 7 ; 1777 ken al iir r i e r ct i' i".4.1 ::h 1. 1 ';' :!_ t i, 74 l .°a" e f l ei t. ,,, ll is the ich L ,.. l : to obscittatetiresisfhl OM, Voir* of mirm:=V ues pa -;-' YT , J* nau" Cu r t clk4"l/4"14. h.41: 1 1. 00 4 uttfsCiitietoro ilMe *courses o sativa..on aiatwiee c s ,Lscharged from the &do raitufoniuldla;speast bob Alf tit WAS 4ass sprispc* 4aft pear pm boil pst ;Wads tagniiis 'nearly Wird a periodio mylle i ce. I bad aysil i Lllig minim of lay rkeitivone on vier iriss, antes Ws Ws ' dm0df10114 46 4. 1 (A 4 in a 1 1'440 1 41.114PUtri, are OM lrk• ist I - but 'bet.n in a state of ulceration forthe . l4 4l l7 6 = lad *luster* sides eipon It, 4640441 nista' ' • tr .40. xic - ralcialii4Al PORt.ll. l lo.4ark - w i l n- Wanl i i iir - 114 : nearly to ackivh"Me of res it ; In this laincutiple-itat, 7:7_„„ tdoniteesidedhy W. I.lllsotdpketi(vihoWceivnit ei •w' i i p i than isere„)loytaise folli 40140 Ner4 Vall0 1 . 1 0 011111 " . Ass do on the 26tb May ; ip the course of . 4 * NIS :twelve bimeat..44ll NW* Moil, .thirr a tublike . thr . 16111 pall anti ii•ff• , spumdlriesso4•-11•010,ei I leg healed alto: Waving, bostevcr, (Xloe Vl* !lon in the shin, Ind *ail itt•the be .. a blesslngO.Gei, and a Ikete huger fersevenr* w a z ble Me - elti'e ' • atiWtdcd ; the notice dispersing, the .1 4 2 -fli t Janet unlike:to,and the !fortune., ialiii raattalt ~_,,.• &l A N . became, by youe liberal :advice akkm.i.tiitinil• Pinww .____„,vi i 4 my former compfaints-47.re recofered my lame/ ~.7,,, atilligth e illidatabecome jars, - d fat, in which s wears+ ,W" , itutgrilany, giogiis t 0 t,be tf l oopolinipyr# l l l - 1 /NI. go .dt lbsiTtf wifit terms to expreiaom gratitu_t!a ' f V 0 Ear. the SpOd'Ot:Jaliteilittlatt AtingieFeelli die . 7 1V % putilic as poolibig, AA I !!ttal.llr Ampl fr jizime doemet t ;AR greatly oblige ' 7 Mr, your griteTul t • .71113: .. : -1.;.•:-..“ \um.. 3: , r 4 • 1 1 ' ' - a dmit, ye- r /4,..."7".1111.11111.1111111111111111 t t j • 111 4 • 4 , lirtffe W gtf ? 1 • 4 He " and, ae Ceihneents - were su It AtiMPOl4o.64ll4liin, ; gesied for economizing-the- stock on hand. ACo •'• ilti3ltiDinipmesionimeisaisoie sti o 4st i, theelsamechibi chsky into-effect , Intiow, of the zufetifig,„a,v,ska subsuiption,wakiipli+ diateLt ?Oe)led, theprodnce of which is s t . o)* w„, liopKrnd nuteriallr to thl relief Of those keqUirUl i iy Akmo tt a di lintrellr i . Nelson 81114 " t•- Van ^: Ips!vicN_ Monday, Wednesday, aneltleff9,ll . 5 4, 4 ;:tse`Algitlyr .Lr ePiali " 1 4114 ' Member of - skqltoosimonege ggi li o • i wit( O S No. 9, ~N c w 13fitir . "114M 1 1 91 3 6 i &bidw Ix - a - • Tiiii arc pl.4.poii by. hivpqpoe tAt $5, St.VlllllhitOreei, m - Pha h I ctrd'atfoorj^, wporsmitinsabu i kfiskii-fte • Ami ss* p odic 41e wtoplynent I. and Immo Pin= ia • . awn 411.0111a*aaik baWM-iiitla earl, I ull aod plain directions, witerell person dither ad t i l . . emerv. iia ...- ." 14~tt_JirkialWillikatiallil ...',lntforubstimebtife Me eftting lolo4 ` - LE bS, #gpST 22. - 7 - - ,_.,^~ L There has been a great deal of agitation' araonr,st itheirolinlace, durinrlbir prisent.week, in this DOWQ .and the neighbouring accomat l ef the high price of corn. On Tuesday, the corrivf a far. mer, wh6 had rendered himself obnoxious b y s asking a' higher price thanlothers, was seized by the mod,'' In the market place, and about two sacks Of wheat thrown about the streets ; in the afternoon; a nember of women and boys, headed by a femaleowho was /4,0 , i/with the title of Lady Ludd, paraded the streets, heating .np fer a mob. At night, the pre. mists of Mr. Shackleton, a miller at Holbeck, were beset, and damage to the amount of OA or £4O done, by breaking the windows, &c. Similar outrages were alto committed at Hunslet. The following evening, assemblages of people collectedina turbulent way at the King's Mills, in this townoind at several of the meal-shops both in this place and in the neighbour ing villages, but no material Violence occurred ; and although the military have beep up every evening since Monday, they have cooducted themselves to. •wards the populatewith so much moderation 2044 forbearance, that no serious accident has happened.. Wing to occurrences of Tuesday, the Magill• . ates have directed a notice to be published, assureg 'the farmers and corn-dealers of protection. We know that the distresies of the poor are extreme, and feel flisost anxious for their alleviation or removal ;—but is not to be effected 'by riot and violence, for it mn be obvious to all; kat corn will not • be made cheap by destroying. it, nor the markets better sup plied by intimidating the farmers and preventing them from bringing the corn to market.--Leedr iyercery. - -'EDINtUAGN, AUGUST 20. • ), Owiqg *la empardivary rise in the price of oat tst eal: a - crowd of people assembled in the Cowgate and Grassmarket,,on Tuesday morning, for the put-- pdse of intercepting the supplies on their road to the market. Several carts were accordingly seized, and their contents distributed among thepopulace ; after which the mob proceeded to the Dalkeith road, where' they seized several more carts, and retailed the meal lat two :slitltings per k, which r. they gave to the thivers. the diopt also of the etual-dealers and bakers in Nicholson-meet and places adjoisiog were thregened by tbeverilace r and were in consequence rudently shut wp..., In the ereninglhe houses of several Meal-seligriaifferent parts of town were 'attacked and Ifie `w i ndows broken i'skid la Leith re were also considerable tumults. '.''he-Magis trates, with a partyof constables, repaired on fhe first arn i i to the,ppot, and, made every exertion to.quell the tumult: As a necessary precaution, a party of soldiers were ordered-from the Castle; and in the forenoon a judicious proclamation was issued. 7 : Yesterday every thing was. quiet, and we hope that means already adopted may so far palliate the . ts . stiv evil as to prevent any recurrence, of tulwAt or disorder, which,. must be obvious to every person ofreifeetion, can have no other effect than to drive away the supplies, and thus aggravate the elisting mischief ; for we may rest assured that no one wbo has meal to sell will send it to be plundered. • Monday forenoon two men, labourers, working . at a house in Nelson -street, fell, owing to, a stone giving way ; one orthens fell six storeys to the bottom, and died almost immediately. He was a very industrious man; and has left a wife and three children. The other was dreadfully bruised, and carried to the : Royal InfirMary.—Saturday, at Messrs. M'Farlane and Co.'s distillery, Port Dundas, one of the work men fell into a boiler, and was so dreadfully scalded that his life is despaired of.—Mr. Walter Hannah, butcher, who wa4 *0 daandfully burnt at the late fi re in Virginia-greft, , Glasgow ,, died on Sunday night. Saturday, at Mr.Dielpoikl-timrks, in the neighbour hood of Glasgow, a mai; while attempting to Mile. a coal bucket ti the iiesiustii of the pit, fell in and was. killed on the spot. .7:: .. , .. . , , . .J The herring fi.sherrft..lo//keir *enthuses eritlgtoi• `creasing success. Oa We .t -- A t g 0.... - boats. were employed about 100,000 very carriers from 2s. Bd. curers purchased r P EDINBURGH, ' bitants was yesterda: in consequence Of L from the Magistrat' lbw , general me 1 I distress. There t; onl NW42 her tendanee, and =opinions, oi Wean .k. . eaday night aboo:t !platy, radically Ininioitd, witholit resrtaint'in die/Or e i tercise, - b Y M aPa ess. )lOyed at the float fishing,,nu i d cau'ght; 1 't g4.64114- heiirit et Ca. iii)led a " ilise to cure 6ffic in tl a rr s s 'h at ort till pe pi riod, eihr w a r r hout illielai respune iw4 hi t s ' 1 very fine herrings—prte . e - paid bp the painful, dangerous Alva of the Caustic; refer' en - ee; of Whitt' ' e t. a ld i . s 7 . ;er gs. fd ega b ne pe o r t h 7 u ou ndrim ... _ L a ths's ... , c an . n be . siren oe to . sever* Gentlemen °nigh respectability, who . '' 1 4), boe. ~,. ii T i aiW4•4 3 -s4 o "*Wiliftestrindree far tiny , Avava.22.—Ameeting of the '' '- ' ` =ta l l e clebrcri 4 sllll4/Ih"e wad" . .terdy held in. the Parliammt :, , hu ,.., - m 4114 ,. • been defeated, liniay aTso t sof air advertisement to that .-- a theig w—w i satmAilM a--.. t . 6y a Plltilailjerieferance strata, for the purpose of a: :.. . , ' b64.6N1* hum , ; "t ear r awgi 64 , " "eiral. measures for the relief of e presen a Tti ' '44: : '- "- " et '. 4 ''. 7 6: .' 9 1 re was a numerous and respectable •at- llegilili the ..,. col ~.: ~ ,11%; after sevel'oakientletnen had daitferPti ''./. - e Y ni , °di le' • Pift. the moats UnalailOusly m o os Allt n ..-.: / :I. tin OW kt,ll3la-1 N./ i 4 1 ,; ~:. i 1 . 1 • , 1 i 1 1 1 . I 1 i , 1 I , 1