Star. — London, England, 1817-06-18 00:00:00

I I , IfT:S. B0111:21PS GRAND MA'SQUARAIJE. Mcmday evening this distingni; , : , e3 I.:tdy in the lavt ton u 4ee 4 splendid Masquera , le, at herre.idence In St..lvies's square. The lour spacious apartments on the Drawing-room Ho , / were fitted np with unique elegance ; they were most brilliantly illuminated with magr.rEcent cat diamond lustres, slohe 8:c. E apar tment was decorated wi!t• pots of the mr st trJoriferous Ho r. cra, 01 &c. The front and brek Brawing-ronms wcr , tipprol.ria:ed for dancing; the tlo: of each wert cnaned in A novel Ltyle, term settling nowera and c, O , T e,, w i t h r i c h bov i Lis . rots micrrei smiths, &:. wete pi.:c.A ire the balcony I scirig the square, wt.:P.01.. of variegated lamps. Refresi.mr it,. of dr.1:;..4C I. I.l:tr-, n.t;ons, grapes, peaches, nectarineL, c:.: r+ mss, s.:::..b.rries . in ge 4 t, l e . up•watie, Ste. were set ot.t in the psincipal dining parlour. The comp illy t7;;;Tab t , r arrive about twelve o'clock; by .ir p.,it Gtle nrJtly 650 ;)cnons of the first distinclion aud fair:.4l were aaveinbl2J. Among them wire, His Rind I liesn.m. th•• (14 r of GlertaKrec, in hit th.nal dress; Ws Grace -be I we of i:t a ill nu dre , s ; l'rincir La• terbuy, a plain drrs.. ; the of Argyll,• blue dont.ou. Atrwit...! Wt. pr.ricy .1 CIIJUICICTS %ere— lady Varg.rna hlumay. a ( . :i.akrr• ; Miss 11r• err, a Cowry Cid; Mr. L lass.a, a :mita l'eattat.t ;•la•datn Cleo** Mehra, a Hach:l4 l ;s extrit.t.r eta:arr. r ; Mr. elayton, Mull Flamm); l.:r. k. t. htytirt a,..1 B ap• p:tred characters ; Mr. Clt tries 15. Frier, a Jvw ; Mr Jtates,a Spas:Stud; kart of Yartasso-li a tvrrlile Gittor ; Mrs Gordon, a beamtral Country Girl, and Nit-. Cul.'tot, a hr-ncli Hussar—a i nured characters; Mr. Fdlow., a Jew, Ivry w.. 11 svpdstid ; 81r Fred. rich Henr.ilter, a scream out of place; Mr. Palmer :mu itt' FrienZ. an old OtrArnsan and lady of the bat century.rnoch atir..irml; Mr Wm. Korturight and Mr. Wm. Itips:ll, Uhl Mauls—excel'ent character.; Cavan, l'igAter, a Greenwich Pavisne.r—wrii ported; Mt. Hrnry it usu IL a l kat Woman ..-excelloo 1; Captain Dales, a I ador—evry west iswortrii ; Mr. Gin*, as a Friar, was part:cularly attentive to the la 11ei.—he committed the character to admiration; Karl of Westmeath. a Spaiisrd Amen the Dominoes were-- Ihe Duke siitl D0d0...5 of Gr.ifto•t, Mehra of Richmond, poteaaer 4/ucltest or Rutland, I , it Leeds, Littcheas of Brasiott; hlarchiohesers Lamden. Chulersondelcy, Stathad, and Salsbury ; lathes Coventry, Subunit, G. liathurv, Harrevaby, Cower, ;seven, Mid) U. us, ( la:r, Mrlitourd, Castlereagh, C. Lamb, and Westmeath I.t.rds . laudenlate, Sefton. liorakenit, CAliburrite, and Mount Chariot, &a. &c. &c. The Da/eager Countess of Ctoutmonr had an ele- Bent card - pan? yesterday evening, at her house in i keley.square. The Capital Prizes in the late Lottery were divided into no le.s than 341 Shares, Anti thus a very large pc:rtion of the cornmunity have gained an accession Ot proptrty, varying in amount from Priz s of £2oo, up to the very independent Fortune of 420,000 Stet.. ling!—lt is eon•pctted Also that, on an Average, from six to 4,14 persons are directly or indirectly bent.. S•ed by every Snare sold;—this is more than a counterpoise to all the arguments which prejudice has lese•I• d against Lotteries; but the moderate Prices at which Tickets and Shales are sold, in Mr. Sive u moue • Contracts, silences all objections. 1,.r al. though much may be gained, little can be lost The New Lottery contains Fovz Prizes of 420,000, and Two • of : it liegins 9:11 JULY. When the Srgazw.:t of the House of Commons shall have entese.: up-n his house, his father, the Ascii. manor or CANTElialiltY. and himself, will have two otblo official residences in vitw of each other, with 1114 b..tween them but the River Thames—and 526,0.10 a yea% ! CHARGES or TIIKASONT..—SHAAy morning, Mr. Ewalt*, the King's MesseN:yr, and LAVMMER, the Buvbstieet Officer, arrivLd in London with three . - men in their eiistod,, whom they brought from the toia.of Nottingham, on charges of treasonable prac s. They underwent an examination before Sir NATHANISL CONANT, and were committed to the House of Correciitm. Routs° Tits Haestatexer Tweerni.—Thursiay the Pioprievirs of the Haymarket 'rheatre bad a meeting in the Theatre to take into consideration the time for opening for the season, and other business. TlOey adjourned from that meeting till Saturday. A woman, whose duty it was to prepare a room for their meeting, entered by the stage door, and beheld some images out of their usual place; she thought them preternatural appearances, and was so much alarmed that she ran 4 tit into Suffolk-street, scream ing with terror. An investigation and examination took place in consequence ; when it was ascertained that the Theatre had been broken open, and robbed of the large full-length looking-glass in the Green. room, the glass attached to the King's box, some of the dresses, and a variety of other articles packed up ready for caviling off. In consequence of this dis covery, Mr. Moms, one of the Proprietors, applied at Bow street Office, when LACKS and three other Constables were appointed to watch the premises, in expectation of the return of the thieves: they sat up on Saturday and Sunday nights, but the thieves did not !smite their appearance, and the Constables' watchings were discontinued. Mr. Monate then en gaged one man to watch the Theatre in a concealed part in butAilk-street, and about half-past twelve o'clock he saw tour or five men go to the stage-door, and entvr with as . much ease as if they had the regu lar key or the docir. The man instantly informed Mr. Monass, who resides next door to the Theatre: he instantly procured a number of watchmen and others, and surrounded the stage-door, as well as the doors in the Haymarket he then, at the head of several persons, entered the Theatre, and commenced a general search for the robbers, and continued it for a considerable time without success, till at length they came to the door of the female wardrobe, and not being able to open it in the regular way, they forced it open, whew- they found four men, whom they secured, and then. proceeded to search them, and found upon them a quantity of theatrical beads of very little value; they also found they had brought into the Theatre seventeen skeleton or picklock keys, an iron crow (which fitted the places that had been forced); one of the skeleton or picklock keys opened the door with the same ease as the key; a dark-lan tern, some matches, and phosphorus. Several of the deess-rooms were broken,- as was the music.room.— Yesterday they were brought to the Office, a nd un derwent a long examination before the sitting Magi strate. They all proved to be well-known cbarac-, ters--Jais Holmes alias Joaailtaa Will, Biciard James,' ?Ammar Davis, and Joseph Holland. They were hots mined, charged with stealing a doll, a helmet, sere-, rat dresses, and a variety of , articles,' the property of Messrs. Compute, Momus, and W 11451014. L(NDW' AfARKETS, JUNE 17. COTTON.—The Cotton market continues without briskness, owing to the late ex:easive arrivals; the sales since our last little esceed 604) packages--259 Pernambuco, chiefly for etaort, were taken at 9.5. to 2s. Cid. 45 Maranhams s , •lcl at `23d. 30 &snits and 230 Bengals. 10d. to There appears m ere enquiry for Pernaniliticu. C , tton, owing to the is:44i cal events ot that province ; the other descriptions have been in rely limited demand. The East India Cam; any areexpe cied to bring forward the next sale of Cotton early in July. iluoas.—The supply of new Sugars brought to Market last week was inadequate to the demand ; the few parcels offering met a ready sale at pr ices a shade higher. This forenoon the supply is more plentiful, and afore busine”; has been done than for some time past —some fin:: Jamaica realizrd S7s. nu variation what ever can be stated in the prices. The demand for refined Sugars coutimied brisk last week, and a consilerable disposition evinced to contract for parcels to be ready some weeks hence.— Idolas , es were react heavy. In Foreign Stigays rely con s iderable transactions have taken place : brown Bia7Of 40s amt 41s. fine white 58.. brown 1-14vannan 410. to 45i. yellow 48s. to SI& fine white 70s. COVISE.—There hies been a most extensive and brisk deinand VT Coffee ; every description may be quoted 2s. higher ; the Foreign at the advance of 3s. iv - 4.. Fifty casks GOO bags Si,.. Domik;o, god qua lity. realised 88s. the common pale 8l s. to 82s 147 casks 282 barrels old Martinique and Cosada• loupe, bring imported when in possession of the Bri tish forces, seld on the same terms as British Plan tation Coffees the ordinary realized 80s. gond to fine ordinary 82s. to Lis. tine ordinary Havannab tealix-d 82s. ordinary middling 86s. A very considerable proportion of Dominica Coffee was brought forward so last week's sales ; middling realised 92.. to 955. and 965. good fine middling 100 s. good ordinary pale Jamaica real.sed 78s. and 79i. for very extensive par. cels. The Dutch Code went off also exceedingly high. The East Lodi. Coffee of last sale bears also generally a ptern.urn ot Is. to 2s. The public sale this forenoon went off freely much about last week's prices. buss' Puovishhoi.—The demand for Primt Beef and York continues steady ; the hoideis anticipate confidently that the present plicts will be main tained. Bacon is still very depressed ; the demand very limited. Ti,eie is no vat iation in ;:le prices or in the demand fur butters. There are no arrivals of new. Rice.—The distressing accounts of the scarcity of provisions in Ireland and in France, has occasioned an animated demand for Rice ; the prices advance with an •unprecedented rapidity ; of NM. casks of good new Carolina offered by public sale, a small provrtion was sold at 51s. dace then, the rise of the corn mar key. ha: occasioned a greater biiskness in the demand, 535. is reported to realized, and the hol ders we understand are now expecting to 3s. above that price. SmcEs.—Ttie prices are in a great measnre nom!. nal. on account of the East lnd a Company de cl.tr;ng another extensive sale, and notice :hat they will put up the Spices at a Io Y raw—Mace of first quality will be put up at Bs. per pound, 2d quality at .s. Nut megs, Ist, at ss. interior :3s. 6J. Cloves 3s. Tozacco.—The Tobacco market continues heavy, and the only sales of consequence are one or two parcels of ordinary qtiality about 81. p .r lb. Tea.—The Tea sale at the India House finished last week Bohea sold ltd. and common Congo Id. per ',Mind tinder the last sale prices ; the better de scriptions nearly at the same rates. Twankay sold at prices little varied. Hyson Skins and Hysuns Id. to V. per pound lower. Kt ra. BMANDY, AND HoLLAlcDs.—The market is so indifferently supplied with good parcels of Rum, that the small quantity lately landed meets with a ready sale at advanced prices ; there is now some appearana of an extensive speculative demand. The prices of Rum are intimately connected with the Corn-market; when the prices of the latter rise so rapidly as has lately been the case, the prices of Bri tish Spirits advance in an eqoal ratio ; the quality of the Spirit and of the Beer becomes so exceedingly bad. that it has always been calculated that both pro mote a mote extensive use of Rum. The latter is also now the cheapest Spirit that can be used on the Continent ; these considerations. and the tow prices of Rum, have attracted the attention of the specula. tors : very considerable purchases have already been made. One contract on Saturday was finally con cluded for two thousand puncheons of Rum to arrive; the prices, according to strength. Jamaica, 3Js, have realized 4s. 6d. Leewatds. average proof, 2s. 11d. Brandies are again 2.1. to 3d. per gallon higher. Ge neva without any variation._ PUBLIC SALE 0./l Asiin, JUNE 11.-180 bards fine Quebec Pot Ashes, 50s. 6d. to 535. 131 barrels fine American . Pearl Ashes, 58s. to 665. 381 serious Slut mill Barilla, out, no offers. HEMP, FLAX{ AND TALLOW.—The prices of Tallow are a shade hasher. Hemp and Fla: are without any variation. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. Amsterdam 33 4 11.20. barn loos Ou Ditto at sight S 7 I 0 Bilboa 33 Amsterdam 11 15 C. F. at. Sebastian no Ditto at stght 11 14 Gibraltar 1. I Rotterdam 11 16 4U. Leghorn, 48 Antwerp 11 lb Genoa, 45 Han.burgli 35 5 ilkU. V come, n. C. Lir .ricrnle Ailolll 35 6 2gU. I ineihicuve per i. atm a; CO Paris 3 days' date 24 75 Malta 47 k Ditto 24 95 II U. I Naples, 40 Booed's.* 44 85 Palermo, 11W per r. 7„ Frankton on the Lisbon, 50 Main 147 f ex Me. 1 Oporto, 571 ' Madrid 354 effective Kitt Janeiro Pa Cadia 31 elective Dublin, 12 Seville 344 Cork, 12 Agio of the Sank on Holland 2 per Cent. PRICSS OF GOLD AND SILVER. PortUgal Gold in Cote, per us. Es i9s Od. Foreign Gold in Bars - 3 19s Od. New Doubloons • . 0 00s Od. Blew Dollars - - 0 Is Isd. Silver in Bars • • 0 Os Od. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Balk Stock, 260. I Long Amos. 16/ 13-16 3 per Ct. Red. 721 73i lndialloodo OS 86 pr. 3 per Ct. Coos. tit 1 Esch.Bills(SktL) 9 11pr. . 4 per Cent. 9144 Cons. for Act. 734 74j.}} 5 yes C. Navy shut Lately Tickets al, les. FROM LIST NIGHT'S GdZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, JUNE 17. strmatas R tTLIINtO TO sCRVZ IN PARLIAMENT. Borough m lin,•sinry.—Withant Yates Peri. Esq. seenud s of Sir Robert Peel, Hart. in tne rum of the ttigh , Hnn. John Otway, Earl of Desart, who has accepted the Chiltern Hui. dreds. MILITAgY PROMO HONS. WA 9.- , IFFICF., .11:\S 17p /817. nd Reehnent of Draeoon atetiant I ho nas Kea-, as hatt•pay of the /Alt Light Dr4gootts, to be I' vomiter, eke Arscott„ who retires. s:h I.;'.tm—Csp:ain Wiliiarn Walker to he Major, by purchase, vice Ornishy, who relres; Lieutenant Charles Walker to be Capta:n of a Troop, by purchase, vice Walker; Cornet John Watson to be Livctenalit, by purchase, vice Walker. Rh Ditto—Corner Barham Livius, trout ball-pay of the le:12 Drapoons, to be Cornet, vice Gardiner, whu ex.:hanges, recvieiEg 441:•rence 14 lteginient of Dragouns..-Lientenaat George Mason, from the: halt pay of the Itresiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Mark J,ohn son trap szchanges, receiving the ditkrenee. 4th Dltio—Lieutenant John Scott, front halt-pay of the Ist Dra• goon Guards, to be I.kutentnt. vies John ..:ftrletnn t ex• change., receiving the difference. 6th Pitto..-Co-vet Arro•teort to to: Lieutenant, by pi:relgoe, 'Sc: Linton, proron.e.l; Cornet L. 1.11 Ind s.e. ten Very, from the 15th Liikt Dragoon., to be Cote I, itt.:e Armstror 7cis Nryinv,u o! Lfeht Dr2vons—Hlnry Lyster, GAIL to be Cs,rttet„ by pure are, vice Lord Barnard, promo el Ith Ilitto—Lteuteitatit GlCOffe Schrieber, irons Inv half ;ty the !tegument, to be Lieutenant, vice &pawl Leig.s Lye, who exchange., reetivnic the il.tr..ret.c.t. 16th liitto—U ibiam Graham, Gent. to be etznet, by purchase, vire ray, a/Tousled to the uth lisaluotos. Staff Corps of Cavalry—Richard beclu.atn, Gents to be Conic', vice I iprng, promo sth Reiiiiient ut Foot—Aealetant-Surgeon bows Martin, from the lat West InJia Reginteut, la M AVIIS4.II4C-Ntlid:ll/i, VICC Hell Wow, deceased. nth Ditto—lA utcnaat Edward Murray, from half pay of the • Regiment, to be Liditeuaot, vice William Bradford, who ex- changes. 1 i th Dato--CeatLinen Cadet I.azius Barber WsVal, from the Royal Mihtery Colarge, to be ligist b ro, lay pureaete, vice Az- aunt, rmagnea. _ 12th Unto—Major Hnn. Henry Cecil Lowther, from the HAI Lilt t. Draguou,, too be Lieuteuatit-Cultnitl, by puhvase, vice _ . . Stoke, who revues. letts Unto—Lieutenant Richard Meares, from tl.r 2d Reg'ruttuut 01 Lute Guards, to be Captain ut a Cumpaoy, by Inaccts e, vice CoHusly, who rel res. tryttt I)loo.—K...ben Dodd, Gent. to be En.ign, by pur.:laasr• . . . 2.1411,1110-..Llestensat Labile Le Sap., to b.: Cqt.sw or 4 Com pany, by parcluve, vice Boyd, van, ; blgU Kiward iVl•C:ar - LieutruAnt: by ;ice LeJaje; Ers. &rick Cotfitlo.Weitt. to Le Eu.igit, ny fun:taw, vice et:•Cal thy. 24th tlitto--I.3euttnatit It:lee:lra I •LJlgt Z,I:1101 to be Captain o.t a Company, v.ce dect.i.eo; :•:111:git itqughl temp. NM to t.e Lkutesoant, v:cr ; .Alexatiolvr hi•Kiatate, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Camplio.ll. a9:h Ihttu--Captaiti Ihnjannit on halt-pay of the . . nicia, to be j'ayinsater, vice Chi istotilter I tuolil cy, ;v• urea upon hair pay. 36th Ditto—Livitevant Ginkrt thefield front the halt-lay of the Ilrslntnut, to b Lieutenant, vice MA*. We on, wig teve.innit .he :alien -two; Sn.grun Tinunwi frontll2ll-14y ul tae 104th Riot, to bt SaretJai. VICe Wdliaw WI:0 ezel,tosts. 37tb Litto—eapt..in I.l,llColdty, firm halt-pay of the Regi ment, 10 he Captain ot a Co:ep.uty, vier Kiehatti Wahoe, who et chiatles, recttvi:. , the 441eientz; I;;togeua fitory Franklin, Irout halt ray at the 117,13 Foot, to be 314rgedit, vox banittei fdt, who ea. tr , iges. 38th atto—Lirtateuaht Cearle Maraay, from half-pay of the Rrgtillulat, to be vice liuucan bil'Uregur, woo a&. - . clt.toges, recr..ing the 4.ll‘`....relice. 42d L.Ett.—Ltet.tett.tht George Lioracm, front half-pay .:f the kegstittbt, to be Lieutvial.t, vice C:Jariet. M•LAr;.., who ex- ttctivir& 011141%-tict, 51st Iht!u—karegn Willinitiolit,srove to be Lieutenant, by put. chase, v!ce L.:tot , pt, mutedoi the C0:11 Foot ; Lirol be R4i.11 - • Abercron Urn,. to tic Eubigt4, by perch4w., vwe stune. Sad Ditto—Enstn Cl.arles Williams to he Lieutenant, by yur.. chase, vier Vrce, iromotetl; Edward Alrzandcr Campbell, Grnt. to b.: Enstgn, by puictiase. butt. Dittu—Lieutenant Jahn Linton, from the Stet Foot, t. be Captain of a Company, by porchaae, vtce Darius, who retires. 77th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon William Forrester Bow, from the x7th foot, to be At slat:tut-Surgeon. vice Thorm.s liurke, who retires upon the halt-pay ol the Stith Foot. Ditto—Lieutetiant itirtainler te:n, lions half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieu:enact, vice Jethit Lit fie Dal:wall, vslici eachatises; Ensign (l,orge !loath, truest hart-pay or t!,e strgi . - - . 1111 n•, to be hosign, vice Robert beaky hagtuall, who ex clust.ges, receiving the difference. 93d Lutu—Lieutetimit iticuard Cusinop, front the half-pay of the keguntin, to lit vice William Valtuaiie who exchanges, rettiviug the dditreace. list West Holm Kronen' —ek.isist.int.burgeon James Brady, from balt-pay ut the ir.ki tout, to De Assistant. burgeon, vice Mar tin, appointed to the Lzh Foot. ed Dittu--Capta.o Frederick William from the half-pay of the York Light lielantry Volunteers, to be Captain of a Cunt pany, vice Foster Leech Care, who exchanges. STMT. Assistant Stortketper•General l kury Gilbert to be a Deputy Storskeeper.General to the Forces. John zeaman. Gent, to be an Assistant Storekeeper-General to the Forces. Lieutenant A. H. Dillon, of the 5Sd Foot, is permitted to retire from his Majesty's service, recciviug the valor tit an hnelncy only; Lieutenant Frederkk Fitzgerald, of the _nth Four, is per iiiii led to retire from his Majesty's service, receiving Use value en an nusgucy only. The Christian name ot Second Lieutenant NPDonaltl, on the half pay of ths late 4th Ceylon Regiment, is Allan, nut Archibald. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—West Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Cavali y. Scot:leaks Troup—Cornet Henry 'Thomas Lane to be Lieute nant; John Nash, Cern. to be Cornet. BANKRUP TCIES SUPERSEDED. George Bennett, of Little Ecclesinn, Lancashire, tanner. BANKRIIP I'S. Frederick Augustus Fletcher, late of Oldham, Lancashire, cotton arnner, dewier ac e d chairman, to surrender June July 1 .m.. 1 29, at ten, at the Dog tavern, hlatiche.;ter. Atroi ides, hit% Charles Wood, Manchester ; ur Messrs. Hurd, and Johnson, Temple, lwaltdon. Paul Matibtws, of Hagley, Worcestershire, malt:ter, baker, dealer and cliaptuan, July 7, at live, July ft, aid an, at ell %en, at the White Hart, Hartlebury. Attornies, Mr. Charles Con stable, Syniund's•lnn, Condon ; or Mr. Robins, Stoarbridge. George strong, of Exeter, ironmonger, dealer and chsiontan, ltn.e SO, hey 3, aml 211, at eleven, at the Gle.he TAvern, P.xet .r.— Attonms, Slr. Lhuhb, Exeter; or Messrs. Collet t,Wanhorne and Collett, Chancery-lane, London. Joseph Whitmore, of Manchester, cotton and twi.t dealer, Ince So, at five, Jury 1, at ten, and July 1:9, at eleven, ; , t th- Derby Arms ILO, Macclesfield. Attornie4, hiessrs. Hurd, hilt.w, and Johnson, Temple, Ltlntfon ; or Mr. Loney, Ala,vl4-i tit lit. Robert Bradley, of Warrington, l.aucaslaire, uphoNter: r and ca binet maker, !sly 3,1, and e 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attoristes, Mr. Edward Lors!er, Staple lan, Hot. born, London : or Mr. Davenport, I.iverpeol. Thomas Jones, late of Birmingham,waollim-drper,rsylor.dealer and chapnian. July 3,1 , at the Crown lon, Kerspsey, and Jul . l 29, at the Angel Inn, Pershore, at eleven. P.ttossiles. Dineley, Per-bore; or Means. Hurd, .draw, and Johnson, Temple, Loudon. Richard Roberta. of cblebee-Street, Mary-la-borne,taylor r.:411 draper, June 21, July 1, and 29, at twelve, et Goll4.:hall. Attorney, Mr. Bossfield, Bouverlo street, London Robert Curtis and Thomas Hall, of Angel-cunt 'I lar.-erneirton street, London, merchants and partners, 1 use.: 28, inly ',and 29, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kivington, Eel:church street-buiklings, Eenchurcle.street. John lawrease Hinton, of Plymoinb.dork,Dcvor, grocer, e- , Per and chapman, July 7, Y, and SP, at eleven, at WeAky'r Hotel, Plymouth-dock. At tornles, Meyer,. Duke, Church Sod Duke, 51, Chancery lame, Loudon or Messrs. bostm at. 4 link, Ply month Duck. Wii!inti Wharton, of M.ancherter, fron-fnumlet, dealer ark man, July 2, S, at men, and so. at five, at shy Sear Icr, chesty:. Haaftld. Mancheatcr; of Hurd, Shaw, sthl Tyrryte, Londsne Genre rvionrzo.n,o: V estoe, near !'Moth MA . . and eltapnon, liter 2R, Jtes: tu, an 4 yu, at Attorn.i. Mr. 13"Itt Ncuetom, Ot. Ar litll, I /ottcr's Ccrr.tnnets. 10101 A i:trobto. C tem, Pmel.tl.'e Lar..riote. rcr, dee Le and eltapmar, July It, t, at two. and July 89,at at the t.".l.ar Inn, Manehe , t.r. A Vert A, i 1.0, 6 , andpo:; or Nle.l..r.w,Marcl•cnir. John et are, n 1 C 1e aro . t, Ingsrel:ant. adrthnotee.... „n, ac i etseman, uu, Ji.ly I, awl July we, at ter, at Gu.1.11?t!;. Armories, rev ate: ikr..4.1., St. gie....opig.etCot ent %%Shim lA'tstte. of W.l s,:'ntrer.4f.... hu*.cl•er, Jute 96 , c 7, end Jul,. It.), at t-r, ar she fin:: Ina, Wells , . Alwrr.e., Xleves Dyta.• Sao, I.n:cole's 'rt. F•a! , !., I-encl.:3; or :4 1 .. Hobert ,"• Welsh David As • ter pow, ei,..7lrr LI,. 4.flrprlnle., I:1.y 7. ft, v t! fl, at 'level. Ii plym,,Lo t At•l-rieb, %le, 4 r!..llt:r r,4 ‘..:ll4l.etcry-1. ; err Plyfncuro lieury t;Lett2l;,!e. •.!ereer, Jt.re 73. at at ten, and Jul , :no, at ef ,, !e.n, n frlrsus Eon cn4 It's', ~ .,:hen,intr. D1V11.4.14DS so be tra•'e Jvly S. W. Gersum anl Chltit• rurreltant.., fur.e 91. 1. V.'. ! Ito!, 11,g1..ntreet, Mit Vora. k. tv'en;.: ;O. OA./yr. July S att twc'it. It; g St. I‘74er-11111, itt tv Je'y :t. :"' l ,;• tc e , ( e ,2,t rower-04r. !,e T.• o,7eft. JO7 .1• Geildieed, b .!..Ly I. ...ievv7o', t"rd, sorlsoll,erer, vi • y 5. 1. C/7.4e, 74 irel.'." mr•c!.l.l•, at I. 1.4 y -.;td attc-t, mer , :hr., a, it -tve. '. .1 • , eza•t, or•lkr, a: Lone Its!), 8. a t , br im:woo d. ,t or _ kc,:;)1-T, at t .-iee. Joly 5. 1. p”a C. :4,T7 S:oad. are. t, mert.l.tota, at , we'ev. /1 1 . y 5 S. Ma ti. s. Crre a St:ar, turd, aarratiaire, at t 1)1V I tilitUlia to zde in 0., CoVNnty _ July 4. J. DraLeivy :L.lO F. if. 1-netitaun, - Atvirth. boners, at elated, a: tic G r.ckl Ja:e :'. PUIVIP2, Market liarbort..iktio, w00tt..,;.!t, at eleetly, at the (Iraqi., hlatket Hathor;.ugh. July tr. W. I.arst mt. trarre, at twelve, at the C. nun •rval Roo'n, t'ssre.4 - ree, !stir. tot. Jul Is. J. h:reh, li•ou t , !t0tt.414:111.r. at tart..;ve, Doe. Drattsga,e, Mai.:Stuste Jalv 4 W. al& F. Lti t ; rt'at Y rrnuu:h, cairn • het tut, tw. ler, t Mick (it eSt Yat :swath. hay t 5. r I.a v on. Che terßd•f, grucez, at .eve:, a: the And, Otsrsterfirld. July 9 11. Ugh. tole(, Haisivrell, ecalar its calicoes, a: eleven, at the • tartan. Maccurstrr. Ju!y 96. R. B. lisgstell. Nlktchrton *gavel. atria yeller, at elrven, at the KW Banbuti. July 7. W. New. bans, King'. Lyws, suerctiaut, at etev..st o at [be tiaitthall, King's I.ynn. CERTISCATES, JULY S. 1. Renter. I.ticati-ttract. Consitiorcia- bakrr. r. wimk, :tiauch • fiss.l-atasitthettsorr. W. Sewb 5A:0414, liorit-de:.pee. it. V. Pot , wa, Myr c am. C. 11. Ltilier, 0..1et12a1.-stsee, Itarser. P Grow. vkcuatzr. C. 114! low , se-a 1.4 P.,••f o;•ols.•-,•••••!.. M. Solueuosi. Liveitic It. Cleatis, I":s7.ls3'irst 11:k, ; k It. Clough, elly‘v ; ant 1. S. Jone., P4ll cllrt, 11cr '1! J. it. I'.o-a, She mass, upbo'd.r. J. lidak bral.l7 Me, ;aut. on, /.) an, 1142- , ranec-Daokyr. 1. Nst7 ! wood, co. hies, 1/anturs!, !no:keeper. E. Detnall, Vi ..ke.vel mai :1••:•• G. Wades, Ms Lied tar Tr•-t. P.• 'Jar, Sw•sa-la:4, c.b.ost. 1. 7>V Face, t.xelee, vatca it:set out to It is univers4ll7: , ekr, '.7 !Le Incstres:7fr. a'le past of 0;0 trofes•!or. ii. IC :••• Jit al Beards, itbit.! by the estl.•!;tated :7ota Ols. Via•to(te 1 I+:l4ektnirr 1+.02 1. and Vlo •rk -tree:, (.1 t 1 w f:..rt th: loLottsr: head r .daft... It a f.. •, v tt:e tortvti a•• :1 these t`s• 'l, Oil% Mlif bar,d Pat e.st • h sve I ..en Clfra P: :1:7 o r 11,.. 1 ef . ; of VrA9:!l frsin 1 lovv ssod tt .o• %,:teati had tato: i; !gat.l4llt w an ini. vortznt branch .s:e pr,•l• C. •P.'lt, a.td Co. an roa,t.:•ed tv . at .act. yr their listablivheo.nb; or I.y letet: t. - . In tit. ..eery, .tath ; tLer eaae, %elven httduiste and Sett t.. alt rf r kiusdoln litre are N., t 4 tit , at e:.tch u.r,s.rii..ivre norr.a 'or teir..sl-.l.—Direet Charlotte tiottae,,,rpostre the N. • via 14 . sockbutxk ti..uve. rear DIED. At Varseiville, Virginia, on the toith of April L. , f.. 1 Po!.. lock, Esq. of Logurgreeit, W. e. Edinburgh. At 1 4 ;sic.-licht Noose, Clacknuntat.shire, on the VA hirs.l..liz4b, , h An. 11.1r,ston, wt'e of Lietret.aot CO gleisb, ot 1.) ...ra• It. Ott the 4t instant, at Rochdale, of a censnml:tion,ln thevnb .ar of tier vet, A itss ::4rah Newton, a colleter..t.kbc..ctarn trona the tanbly i,t the grey hir Isaac N. wtou. NVetit.e.tiity, a: Cniele:t.r, where be wen• ab int three week, sins on a rise to a relaii , n, Richard st. Low.. N,etioi.oo, Es ot .itubbiuron, near Gosport, a Coininan..l.«r in the Royal NAVT. a;eti Sr; ! ear.. Nun e•t v yore .r..! velery estss--Aisb•TlS " Lite is only late, when blow with :icalth." THE fi!ie,t s y %tem of k Ilk:. is to within die boune,, and elute to reenbre the PAssa,nr; norewtaint I and in inhor4ir..ite they imisetunuoy destroy tiicee h.a.lert which Religion and Morality have mace •acred to coal her 4 ""' hilate thou arpears the lealoo of Prudence, heat cr!:•ti.teli to hula their rfierve,•crnee. Every shoo - , l'AZA:1011 of the human frame requite, ?rea: nr dital knowkdge to reine'y, and she public toeltare t• pto.. when Prolits..r.nal men (diareearcling the ragg.ice.ess VitatsS and irtetrste4) des we their stothes to the trra•etent tbme oorr.plaitra generated by toi l :rodent., ainst the rholli•jou of the pastions at au uognard...d moniert. Die ercuett. of s na tion consists m the health of :he people;" but se swim, soly reflect on the daily tarrshce to the 4 ; .;:,..5.ic • of ussiechar toupyri• and , t) counteract as lit as pti..sibte Ito tut the( r.c:40.., wit t a r e t o suffer - log h•ittittotty.tlteris. Ir •t! our ow a taiter;etuw se, lite VarioUn tiibrwet of ll.thillty• '!'het.:.-vary viettsa ot sob• iv sort., (early acquired at school, before ltt 3L'ltt Pats It. turd h.. fittl over the o will, is centonipleetng h.s pow. th.S. stisceptibie of enliv•-tting sensations, in hat ,Le complita - eJ state of exttaostitet m. 7 Le r.wt •ea Intense atudy—mmoderate anaie y--bag resssUate IN .".:01 clianes, and many other %V .4 tr. queenly els ran,.. ;hr iiir - VOUS ST sT I ;in scch case , . we ran ..t.ll via an a , ..11•11. , : r•- , anituatiwt, by reniedtei which I:ave king we.w.5.1.1 the st aevire hopes of patisitts of but ae%ra. That bane to hunian heeeftess Lute VrNIFF EA, Cal Dna* 14 treated fearlessly, the imptoeed state of taltral die..ated its antidote of at: e diFtp.-a,) g papyri... 4 that so I.a.g retider4 Xbibirtftsl UM , OA!: and havassay. ',sr explain our method lay eaters:b.f.; to J,A•i-ii*% OJ • .ne thl.stitelatti, that a few &Ix only :tie reterre,:l.:r t% • feIIJVA. aily ..)rif • touts; that the most invee: - ...f1e ease iv y.. 41 r.ote.! . .s within a inoti.h, and &Ira in a p.sid:s tilt, Injured, the .aware may 5 • p,even et! • ••piit,r fount a similar retuark :.Lyres to many ether d.r w..in.ii-a , .1 the ECWS. rative systeni, at A.:1; ticerstit tzt.c• tins obstinate cz•tv of *Lich are d ren. , wed Iv) hoe( this i.e of Inc s. tiosr.a I.ectiltar.!4.-1 iriiiie - ..stl•oths • •:io.t. z7l here not GiscaFetl our site:l7km is) V , !1i.11 _e.: ; efficacy has stip , 755e154 t:55.1116..`11$ 1.•54:55if le drown is us•f• j ae, 1 tculiariv ettery• f.e. ate] a t.. t.; t • Is •- kitlueatei to 11.1. 114;f".• ci y; ,•1 41; i'r • •• ettaltintost. br Ira silleidt.l n'ediCal tesarie , ers; Jti.: Able, persenally. to ettor , are with a.'ru'i..• irritator, the co •-r . :31, ore •Uptt r ... root ; a hitt:di ire have atc t. , ts.-e oil !it-cif by ilt..r•is: rlff tlCed t y the 4.4 ipp.11.4601•!. We reCoft , e, e'ne , !"*..". 1 dig 3Bl coiretries. Gt./•• :.t. IS. Unoree,e-ate. et, Fleet•st•Prt, 1 net:on. r ti•v vrer.ll at:omitted:Won we tin n 3: I:tri: Dewar to stated prtioas. ni vtr:t't.., but trey bo conivlcr:: alt 1: " 1 " abb. bour4.—totrilty are recitttsted:o.tv.cisbc trituttah their o l ntilolllll,, %Len vt: h c-Ivi.r, will be meow (Timely forwarded to any part ut the kitos.loas —A dattk-wac to earectrdta centnyany t" Ea.?. W TEX TO MOIV.2OW AT 1.0:01 k Mornff•g • SP REV alto 4 . . • s .tiDus y‘tuto anal.t.t• , ,...ra by t rot 6.. 1 % r , I'iCaiell il4c:, rd nt Messrs. ans. sElp i. at t►al,