Star. — London, England, 1808-07-05 00:00:00

4.4% beitrzimesrict, MME Assizt4. . .. WEST E RN ditcutts • Before Sir It. GtanAt4,lCut. and Sir .3. tAifl;llT, tnt. Southampton—Tuesday, July 26,'Cutio,Wisichester. • Wilts --Saturday, Jtily 30, Nee Sarum. • , Dorset—Veanesday, August 3, bdrebestee. bevon—Saturday, Auguse6, Castle of Exeter. • k.: ky and County of Exeter—Sante day, Guildhall,Buta. 'Cornwall--Nednesday, August 17, Bodnar+. Somerset--Wedmsellay, August 24,1D1ty of 'Wells. city and County If Bristol .—Tuesday, Alvan so, Guildhall, • Bristol. COI= DIP ItINCPs BENCII,ItIef Imam* V. REID. . . Was a question , whethci a ship being foun d to be Ibuch out of repair at Anggna, art&the.Caleain hag applied to be Vice Admiralty 'Ccibrt tit( re fdr" ai Sentence of-condemnation and sale, she btirtg unfit proceed on her voyage without such repair n e x c eed her full value, and a sent:ewe befit g _grantedt aliJ the ship sold tinder it, that sale was valid ? 'The Conn held, that the Vice Admiralty Court had no such authority to decree a sale under those cemstances,aud the owners 'Were alloWed to reetsile ' in troier for-the vessel and furnitute of the Vende e , They also held, that the ship having actually - iitifed in England after she sale, end haviog been repaired! at Nevis, it was itecessitY to have registered the trans..' fer under Lord Liverpool's Act. tilusxmas , Vereltitaxima The Arroassy teratitit. Maid for leave to Me a Criminal information against the .Rey.. -Thomas Hornsby, a Magistrate dr the County 'of Northamp tdn, under the following circumstattbes Sir John Pocock bad distraincd 'for rent on a far. trier named Ward, and as there 'was a great titan. tit)! og corn in the barn undstasked, it Was agreed that it should be immediately thrashed out and sold, and for this purpose a person of the name of Ring. rose - was appointed by Sir John to superintend the sates, andascertain the quantities End the accounts, Nvhith was accortmglY clone a nd the rent paid ta:— Ward Att./tarts prelerred inforinations against rose for :selling corn by a measure less that ibe Win chester bushel, and the charge was disfaissed by twol different Magistrates before *ltem it was preferred. I He at length went before Mr. Horns*, and although l i one Cox who thrashed Otit the earn, *as eiaMiited,i with another person, and prcreedialat the corn was sold by Ward, and measured by a bushel which War& brought into the bartt,.and the business transacteaby Ward, yet he convicted Ringrost in twenty penalties/.1 amounting to 2571. Afterwards upon a Certiorari to return the convictions, he had taken no notice of, the facts stated by Cox, but had returned illat rose was convicted npon the evidence Cox, The Court granted a Rule to shew cause. . . COURT OF COIVIM'Ota PLEAS, JULY 4. - This was a Rule for an attachment against the De tendatt (clerk to an Attorney) fore of obeying a pra cess of this Court : He was subpoenaed to gave evi dence on a trial, and did not attend. The affidavits on both sides were gone &en th.=- The Defendant admitted his haVing received, seven' shillings with the subpoena but contended, that as there was an error in the date of it, he was not bound to attend.—The Court, however, were of a differet . . Opinion, and ordered the kule to be Made absolute. It were to be wished %Lac the pfiAanthropic Sir isteux, vYould prepate a bill to be brought forward in the next Sessi6it of Parliarizent) to check the shame ful abuse of testementatt trust!, and prevent the ern bezzlement of the poor orphait's only hope and expec tation—the fruits perhaps of a parent's life of industry and care. If Sir SAMDEL will undertake this task , gener ations yet unborn will *have reason to praise him. N u mberless are the instances of embeztlement which may be produced, where appeals to Chancery were too late, and whole families reduced to ruin and dis tress, by placing too implicit confidence in the high sounding names of Trustees. It would be the greatest possible act of charity and benevolence, to guard the good intentions of the credulous and unwary parent from the encroachment of the perfidious and inhuman trustee ; and if it be found that the directions of the will have not been carried into execution in proper time, or any embezzleirient of• the property clearly proved, the party so offending should be dealt with to the utmost Severity of law which may be pro. dided in sttch cases. The writer of this paragraph' feels Cob sensibly the ill effftt of a patent's credulity, rind will assert without fear• of contradiction, that the Mart 'who betrays a private trust should never hold a public one. • Sunday morning as the seventh regiment of Light bragoons were exercising on Hounslo* Heath, whilst upon the full Charge, privrates, named Harris and Johnson, belonging tp LordWaldegrare's troop, tell, and were both - killed On the spot, • Yesterday morning, a man working on d house io Spiral-square, fell from a scaltold on a child aboitt e ight years of age, and,kaled it on the !pot, and was himself so mitch bruised, as to be taken to thee' HOS pital without hopes of recovery.. A serious accident happened yestmlay in Team: horn Court-road. A carriage .belonging to Mrs. Crosst, in Hampstead-road, in which were herself and her two daughters, Was upset by the Unruliness of one of the horse!, and one of the young ladies was seri grisly injured .. Mrs. CrosA's nursery maid, with a child under her care, was riding on the dickey, and by the fall she received so violent a coniusien o n so her 4szacl that her life is IA danger.. The. child Was al criously hurt. BoW4l'REET.—Yesterday Samuel Hymns, a very gen teel oltessed. Jon', NVas brought before Mr. READ, charged with picking the pocket of Mr. Ridgway, the l'hookseller; of riceiaillywho stated that yesterday morning, about eleaPen o'clock, as he was passing thiuup. fleet-street towards the Strand, the prisoner and twnother men ran' against hilt; and he had no dotifst they did it by design ; he turned round and looked at them--he went on towards the Strand, and they followed him till he got into the Strand, when the prisoner ran against him again ; he instantly turned about, and saw his pocket-book in the priso ner's hand ; he seized him, and at the same instant one of the prisoner's gang ran off with the pocket book, which coatained a AV, and two £1 notes, and a bill of exchange. The prisoner was fully committed for trial V i 1 I .. ~- ,--~ ,COt : l4th PILSBURY!4PATEOr 1-P,_,AN'nSCORBUTIC DROPS •pined lo dicae:Diseasp t it , 'iclftlitilt alterative bas been incieribed Ton, tbht in the insiwk n i:, • *of SeritOult, Eruptions; ncrcased 'aitiOn of the Glands, :ad de, taus depth ing upoes otliriietion of the digestive Organ It b ec a m e ehe*sotice, (rum telebriti, to apply to it en the Nit appekhate ofthe'se evils, or )4 the rtiitovul oiStOrbutic allo/j,„. intatic Affection,, d! Ulcerations, ekisting from want of pester ilk • sfaerly people. , . • This medians is nbW hold in 141;•tdes of 's. 4.—D / 14f e `ties 10s,--and larger 11 . 4s. daty j itiiluded, wortic...." By tfia King's-Patent-ea relied spur Bottle, Bli of Die'tect iind Outs* Wrapper. The lanes duty also is primed 104 . An 4 116 .1jAnCtdyc 541P.M* bottle 00 taking ban • - - - routotlthatalti:ot June. _ . • • 1. - ONDONI 4 1 - ; IR - KEIT. . . Thees?;ll4y tfVl4l:;atiitidGs-"------Z4l:ar folliltailtritherAN:Ottl,UiindisOlell. s viel . e Made•st an advance in puce cif Sts.Ver qu art e r .-:4arley and Malt htrdlY Suiktnt last prices-WT few White Peas----Orey, with Bemis of the tiro kinds, ate rah* cheaper.-T1 stipplies of OatS Itte'idthe'r-considerable, and this trade Is attain quoted llt a /hither rethiction of Is. per iluarter.-Prices of Flour al last Week.. CrENeRAL 'cliaacticv AS GNOSS': *lseiLL, 5V655. • 03. Beans (old) -60s. 655. . roe aftto, 84v. Cs. 1 11 ck ditto (old) 551. 600. I lliye, 4.4. sm. oats, 31s. 40s. 431. Bailey, 40a. 45* • Polind ditto, 445.451. Malt, 63a. 731. , Potatoe ditto, 465. White Peas (bullets), 110 k. : till. 'Rape Sised,3sl.to SBl. Grey ditto, 535.585. Fine Flour 605.'651.-Secondt 551. Cs. PROM THE LONDON GA/.E'ITE, 4ULY 2. Aversge Price of Corn in England and,Wile* from the returns, ending the 2.9tk•-of June, 18418. Wheat. Rye. Batley.' Oats. Beans. Tease. S. 'll. - s. d. Is. d. 13. d. 15.d.1 a. d. SO 5 1 56 0 43 74341163 3 • I 62 8 The average Price o Surir, -coltsplited from ' he returns made its the week ending the 29th day of June, is 38s. 4id.'per cwt. 'RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-bine, including only from the soth Ay o e f it i o n go n : e t st t osh o Ae. th iß9d,... e stE t hl 3t .eut h ißtu. o 6oN f n ,: . , co n t-F10 e 0 . 711.e . : h 79 S 6 t T g etu uart r;. rs. Total 12;1195 sickt-Average 675. lid. • Os. Sid. higher &On last 'return. IKETIYRN PRICE of C..IIAIN on board Ship asunder': Wheat 581 66S to 72s Boilers lIM tb 120 s ---s Fine 74s to 781 Suffolk , - • Superfine 80$ to 86s Grey Pease 5Ss tosBs ' I Fine White -873 to 00s Beans, nevi to to 68s Rye 40s to 50s Ditto, old" 'oos to 65s i Barley 38s to 44s Ticks, new 521 ro 58i F i ne -00 s to 465 Ditto, old 'ooss to 42s to 621 • Mak 46S to 745 OatsSO 38 Zh p i e te s Pease . to : sl a p s etro Last. P Fi o n la e n n ds oit 6.44.er 00s . t a 45 s eed 1. 17105. PRICE OF HOPS. . • POOL ITt. ' Xis& 41. 01. to 51. Os. Kent 4fi. 14* to 51. Os SasseT 41. Os. to 41. 145. Sussex 41. let. In 54 541• Essex., 41. Oh to 51. Os. Parnhani 01 . 00s. to 51.005 PICP. OF HOPS IN THE BORtiUGH MARKET. • ' ' Bags,Kent 41. 10s. t 6 M. 10s: Vollitts 41. 15s. to 'SI. 10%. linises 41. ss. to I. 141. . , d. 4. to 51. 71.9... Farnhint 71. 151. to 1.01. 55...- *RICES'ISP 13 AY AND STRAW. .-1. ST. jotiits'•s. Weis rce*vri. Pay 41. 4c. to 61. 16g. Hay 41. los. to 61. las Straw 21. 10s. to 21. 145. Clover 61. 101. tf• 71. I'6, Straw U. 185. to 21. - 6, 'EMITHFIF.I.D MARK - ET, JULY 4. To sank the Offal per Stone df 6:b. Ewer 41. .od. 'to 59. B d. Vest 51. Od.' Co '6s. 041• Mutton 6s. al l la Ss. 4d. Port ss. `04.1. to 6s. 04/ amb 5s 6d to 6s 6d. MEAD 01 , CAYTLIS TUIS DAY. Beast* about 1600-Sbeep, 16,200.. , • Calves, 11.00-Pigl, 300. • J EWGATE AND LEArSENHALI.. MARKET. Per stone of 81b. by the carcase. Reef 31. '6d. to 4s. 'Ba. Veal ' Ss. 641. to 55. 4d. Mutton 4s. Vd. to O. Bd. Pork ' 44. 441. to ss. 4d. Lamb. 4s 0d to 61 'Bd. slit-COAi.. 'METERS' OFFICE, L0NP0N,,.i111. 4 1( . 2. CiIIGOLS OLD and eiltZ. Moaday, f Wedneed. 1 Friday, Jane 27. June 19. 1 July 1. 1 I 1147 $1.0271'101 iffEitlaNct. - ' TAMFORD, 4 11±EilDAY, ItA 29. , • T for ahe Town Plate of Z 29 spy!' Mr..C.llisiftiesjs.f. Miltonia, by l'itiiot,',l yn old 01 4 3 .11 Mr. Andrews's *ch. h. Achilles, s yrs Old'(Won 'alakte) 0 Mr. Inchley's b. f. Buzzard; by Buzzard, SYsl'r i ld .. __S s 1? ' • 6 to 4 agst Buzzara ,2r to t a p t Achilles, 3.t0 Vapt matunia. The tfiblemen and Gentlemen' Sweepstakes of t figs. each, p.c. f o r 3.yrAldst7 subscribers). Mr. Sitwell's b.f. Goosander,by .HarabletonLitt - 1 1.4 Grosvenor's b. f. Isis , by Sir P!iter - - .. U. Fttrseilltakei ih.n.furripkin, by Stamford - 4 - 3 Mr. S. ci• Brien'• eh. f. Jolene, by Young Drone Eveh betting Ott Goosander, and 7 to 44st Ld. artaitertor's b. f. . 'WEDWES9AY. -A*oll Cop of 1011 P. Vldie,lty flobscribers of togs. each, r. p. . . fpr all ages (14 Subscribers). - I ' Ld.Griovenor's Meteora,6 yrs old - Mr. AndrriVs'i b. m. Lydia , 6 y rs old . It Mr. Sitwell's br.c. Clinker, 3 yrs old - ... ..- ' $ . Mr. Cave Browne's c. Wlldair, 4 yrs old s . S • 3to 4 agst. Clinker, I 6 to 4 agst. Meteoll4 10 to 1 agit. I . ..Pilks. The Noblemen and Gentlest - test's Plan of 301. by S yr. olds. Lord Fitzwilliam's ch. c. Pumpkin . .. 1 I ; Mr. Caviler's br. c . Worthy the Second - ft 3 - it • 4 • Mr. Cave Browne's b. f. A nna, b y Corlsnder - , Mr. Fisher's b. f. by Sir Solom on - ... a - -- 4 4 I. eto I .agst. Me. Girdles'''. tick. . . _ . . :.,.., D HEU MAT/SMSc PALSIES, and 'p er' 1 1%. AFFECTION*, With Aver naval coneamitants, 4 ciribg Yaks, Flatulency, Indtgeifion, ali4, general Da r i 0 ... Inert in whatever sourio),*efellene intillitteetely cited W Ili lEHEAD'S ESSENCE Of MUSTAR'D.YLLLS. *Orr •. ' *other means bad failed. The Fluid Essence of Misfire (used with the Pids, *thefi 'cotiiiedlnts where itetediary) 'is 'peru: pa the most waive, pea. tracing, and effectual iretstcdy in the wcrld, kraal* e .4 . 14 'severest SPRAINS . and IiRVISES, in lets than half the m 4 'Usually takes by any o t h er Liniment or Embrocation ; and if ac ed immedlitely.after any accident, it prevents the part turnitabiam, • WHITEHEAb's FAMILY CER ATE, is equally eScaciotn s tir all ill-eotteitioned Sores,- Sore Legs, - Siorbutie t;•uptiont, Blotches, 'Pimples, Ringworms, Shinglev, Brtiking's Nit OD elk ' Oace,'No'se. Enka, and Eyelids, Sere and In:lamed E g y e t,•soti 'Ready and Scolbutlefluinours of every Description._ .. Prepared only c and sold by R. Johnston, Apethecary, g o . I s 'Greek-street', Soho, London. The 'Euence and PM at 25.. a. at i is eedki lke rg . ti a o n m e . v.s. 9d. Sold by cooly m o diair t Veaecifhl:erti4TienheetheurateenUeunine has a itimk ink Stamp, with the itiutee of It. 1 Jolyastim ipserivi onit.,.. ~....r _ . ~..„..._ ...._ - - - I'HURSDAY. • Fifty founds given by the Trustees of the Marguis'Of Exeter, for afl ages. • As. Addy's*. b. Butiard , 5 y rs old - . 1 1 Mr. Cave Brovrne's b. 1. Ahna, by Coriander, 3 yrs 'old 2 it' Major Morris's b. c. W ildair, by Woodpecker, 4 yrs old 3 8 • Buzzard the favourite. Mr. Andrews received logs to whbdrahr Thorn. A SiVeepstakes of 3gs. each, p. p. fee hunters (13 subscribers). Hon. G. Watson's It. h. Monarch - - 1 1 Mr. W. Noel's Maid of the Oa ks - - 2 2 Mr. Clemention's ch. g. Burgundy -- - 3 3 Monarch the faffthfrhe. The Maccaretil Stakes of ags. each , p. p. (12 subscribers). Mr. S. O'Brien's Jeffery Oaniluido - 1 1 Mr. Armed p ey's ai . g. Young r A1fre_._,_._...j._.........._......_.1.....21r J Mr. Johnso n ' s - -- - 2 di . ' _.. v - FU1L....011.5515, co I, y, .q ~‘ c 3 -7-4 art AS, AND R01)51 VLb's BALSAMIC ELlXlFl;;Attnit .. 6 Drops. 'llefe juttly ceietti . lied Dr.:gushy WI ! V a i,ii B A . Immediate efFelt in reninving. tie intiit ishftinate Ceti* e;e'c'i. lambs. 2114 at! tendency to C,ouftuuptien,Yetrer diem a, talui34. ?sadly Medicine, And whets we onsfihisi the. vatiatilenalt4 our LlituCte,r+hiel enrftuntly Indtiees us to 'catch:eels!, anal* lions this taltit2g cold originates - a niiiiilrtple of dire:ski, ii AIWA tains iu the eheft, Offengire Biii tb, it fismmation.of the and Co; (Utuption, *Me a long train of etlis- . -noheisled a F mkt Biatatt lie'doiro arilltitill a Wail (apply at lealliar this t• moll intlintareoiss remedy. Many thoUfinul perinea 'tan tillii 3,lW.ltaggroffetliathee, haeeteeefieed trod% it, *ben every Ottla 4. eloal . llßl,)..snee hid failed. -, . • •A • . .'" 'Cituri'llitti rist -a3bfe the ninieeft. Butler. No . 4, CIA. ..• I's endrvid• co a INA ftinsr, which is &Med coltish beak ull what are court, faita. Soil at Mr. Bisileel, No. I , Ch.tap4dc estrtlei of l'ateinall. reset adill retall,by Crlfp. Cornet of Sprint Oardens;, Clati, I ,16,u Borodglit " MiAlskter, Edlnhttrgls and GlafgoAr t atitrmay he of tame Con** MesSeineVellete, in bottles at is gilled 6a "' PARTNERS/6PS. EiISSOLVF.D. I. Godfrey and T. Dale, of Cheshunt, Herefordshire,3splittners, 'Jane 141., 1808.—E. R alSeld and. G. Stothard, Of New Crane-court, Shadlvell, sail-makers, /bile 24, 1808.—J. H. Perrand and J. D. Fontes of Thomas' Rents, Theinar-street, Southwark,..cifrriers, lane 27, 14b8.—J. DWerryhouse and P. Cbaloner, of Liverpool, ship-bfilders, May 30, 1606.--Peritins and Whitehead, of Off church, Warwickshire, coal-dealere, hme 5, 11308.--). Jones and J. Ogden, cf Oldhirit, Lancashire, cotton-spinners,lunei4,llloB. J. Eveisfitld and A. Asseriti, of Pitiiament-street, Westminster; auctioneers, lune 24,11888.—itegow and Salter„oftastle.street East, St. Mary-la-bonile, Middlesex, carpenters, June 24, 1808. -•--Radford, Hurthins 's tun. sea Co. of .Bristol, commi Lancashire, n-brewers, Jane 1, 16011.—Claslcon and flubberstey, of Preston, corn-dealers, June 24, 1806.—n. }. Keen-and V.'. G. Adams, of V/liitechipel.road, tallow-chandlers, June 'l9, 480 B.—Wm. Tate and Co. of Glasgow, merchant's, Pane IS, 180/I.—T. Millie and 1. Sander, Sid Union-street, 3ishoptgikastrett, manufacturers, June 50, 11106:- . Christopher Weswen and 'John Mitchell, both of Ashton-under-ant, Lancashire, gardeners, 'Sec. June 21, 1505. Robertson, Tate Kinnear and Co. Glasgow, merchants, June 15, 1208.—Y.10ilkinton, sen. J. Wilkinson, jun. and Thor. Rod mell, CO Kingston-upOn-Hull, merchants, March 25,1808—W. Bailey and Zech. Bailey, of Melksham, Wilts, slopsellers and dra pers, Dec. 21„1806. —Peter Taylor and Mat. Boughey, of Mart chaster, timber dealers, June 1 . 6, 1805. —Robert Bill, of Stone• 4 and E. Smith, of Liverpool, printers, Dee. 20., 1606: - .-1t. Pugh affil ). G. Speck-, soT Samuel street, Mile-end New Town, posters, Pane 30, 11108:.=-F.W. Zurhorst audVan Mark, Bilking Charth yard, Tourer-street, .ship agent., Jane 30, 1808.-4 s. Docker , Ralph Prince, and Win. Docker, Manchester, linen drayersani haberdasaers, 11108.—Ben. Vipan, Wm. Martin, and G. Aiicirt, at Marley near Chatteria, Is* of Ely, common brewers itha maltsters June 28, 18011. Mat. Savver, J. Roberts, and T. Bailey, of Leeds, discounters and bankers( June 27, 11306... W. F. Walker and IL Joni, Chatham and nrerbury, linen dra pers, June 24, 1008.:—A. Black and p. ?resat, of Liverpool, brewers, June 20, V6OB.—P. Berthon, sen. P. Berthon, jun. and J. C. Berthon, London, June SO, 1808.—J. Eftincan and Wm. ficilroyd, of Leeds, Yorkshire, wdolataplers, rune 27 ; 18C8— S. Edwards and' . Goodall, Minting-lane, London, merchintS, Jutte 16, 1606.—A. Clegg and J. Pershouse, Manchester, mer chants, April 04, 1808:-0. Sagar and F. Sagar, Walk-mill, Lan cashire, Sept. 19, 1805.—C. Wilkinson and Wm. Stephenna, Basing-lane, London, ware h o usemen, December 31, 11107:- B. Risdon and J. Ris don, Gloucester-row Curtain-road, navetia gers, June 24; 1 8 0 8 . -1 . B. S p encer, J. Bowman, and J. Haigh, jun. Bread.street, Landom, warehousemen, July 1„1808.---J. Jack son and M. Pear, Parker-row, BermontLey, ironmongers, June 26,1805. DIVIDENDS. July 2. James Pendred, of Brook-Green, Haittm'ersMith, Mid. dlesex, dealer and chipman , at one, at Guildhall , Lortlan. July 2. Thomas Corlett, of Friday-street, Cteapside, Londoni warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. July 2. John Berrinn, of Breiver-s t eriet, Pint/co, Midtheseii florist, at twelkre, at Guildhall, Londoir. July 2. William Hartridge, of Cheapside, London, liaberclathek, at one, at Guildhall. JUly 2. John Vincent, of Seething-tin% eirpenter, one, at Guildhall. July 2. Jobn Jones, of Threadneedle-street; London, warehousiL man, at twelve, at Guildhall. July I. William Potter, of Kenton, berooshire, tayior, at eleven, at the Globe Inn Exeter. 'July. I. Abraham Slott; Robt. Fitton, Richard )lowicer, Hartley, of Manchester, cotton manufacturers, at two, 3t tbs Dog Ina, Manchester. July 2. James Jones, of Bishop's-Strirlfordt Herts, shopkeefiet and pedlar, a one, at Guildhall. July 2. William Cur, Upper East Smithfield, Aldgate, Middle's sex, theesemonger, at twelve, •at Guildhall. July 2. William Nicholls, of Minchinhampton, Gloucestershirub clothier, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. July 4. Jo hn' Mnfadzen, of LiVerpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe tavern, John-street, Liverpool. July 4. John Holtham, of Gloucester, wine•merchaut, at ten, at the Boothall inn, Glouce4tei. July 5. George Robinson and . Jobs Robinson, of Paternoster-eine, London, booksellers, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 2. Cornelius Bland-, of La il-street, Spitalfields, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. July 2. Joseph Mackenzie, of the Old Bailey, London,boolueller, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 5. John Boyes, of Portsmouth, mercer, at one; It Guildhall. July 5. Richard Lewis and David: twelve, at Guil M dha rotter, of ansion House- t stree t, London, linen..diapers, at 11. July 5. George Lambert, of Holborn, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. July Si. William Morley, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, erarehousc. man, at ten, at Guildhall. July 4. Samuel Turner, late of Manchester, innieepers at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. July 5. Timothy Perkins, of Blue Ancheir Road, Bermondsey, Surrey, tanner, at twelve, at GuilditalL July 9. James Taylor, of Newgate-Market, London, nlesmah, l at ten, at Guildhall. 'July 2. Joseph Sheriff', of Blatkfriar's-Road, SurreY, Hneii-bra= per, at twelve, at Guildhall. ;sly 2. James M'Douall, formerly of South-street, Mary-la llmne, Middlesex, stone-mason, at ten; at Guildhall ruly 4. J .seph Morton, late of Bath, victualler, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath. July 5. Edward Byrne the Younget; of Lieetpeol, merchant, at • one, at the Globe Tavern, John street, LiverpooL if 1. Hodson r of Ithutleon-tipcloTtlidl, watelimaket, ' Ty' Hull. DIXON'S CIiIIBRATED ANTIEThIOUS Flat. • THESE Pills' have long attained a just 'MA4 in *private practice of the Propricidr, Mr, Ditors, Apotbt tarY, and frost their 'great success in massy obstinate bittern. Wiwi, de*, curium erous poxients ofdisrinctiou asid ethers, initiedlitty ,fittite of Beriffird, er George Warren, Sir Gregory page Tarerp the 'Dowager Lady Say and Sele, tie :mum* *did ey pc% 'Fcc. be waspersu a•eci to teer than to thspablit,traderdwa;s l l l badon and ianetion of their .:_ • The following is a proeetheli , 1. Deal Castle, I7lavafo'rci Wets, Seidl Walet, Feb:ol,l Captain Lloyd presents his ornplititenis to - 11titighnot peisonally acquainted ;Ash Mtn ; Wealdtsithist ' Wier, l(he would send him four or five boxes of his Pips 4 - as he pollibly can. Mr 4.1.144, who has always tn;ed the eipie, is now prepiimt,isid.very anWell ; fort!.: great gelijde l'aere o have 1 . 1..1:loyd, as Weill* to CA55 . ..414 and' 6 rally, Clipt litlyd feels kids Clityto rer.anmind•tliet•llll4Akee o ever beTors ; he really thinks iflelr. Pizan would appoint Sera • ions aormideri In this county, it Would be a basalt to tft • eommurfity," . * - . I ,i, The Pills are fourid - to be an Inearntiardsle"reOtedv for ;estondg ✓ the rkie of the stEmach, for *curing indigestion, grill& •ntinV e crudities, and their cOnsomentdintireiage eructations and dell leneles.. They prevent habitual and terripordry twitivi7pesti ✓ head-aches, and heart-burs , which Is occasioned by 'prikliantt • and a debilitated stomach, Srietter arising from the ac.4:rielni , 6 the redundanbile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ettssit. ,GusSogoldivwlholanaesairaaidbyreastii at Mr,BOtler's,l4. 4, o 'Lerner of Paternoiter-rob, London ; • Barter,.F.diebrugh men goiintry Medicine Vendei'kes boils% • at gs. Pd. and. - • - NEWCAB'i LE COAL; Adair's Main BentPn LonZ Biggs Main Charlotte Croft's Main LTenton Eighten Moor Rebburn Main 2 751 1 44 I 44 30 .9 .10 9 Holyviell Main -- Kenton Main South Ilebburn Murton Main p Percy Main Pour* Simpson' , Po . ntop Windsor's Jarrow Tanfield Moor Teard ._ , _ East l'anfield Townley Main Wortley Viralkee waia-End Walls-End telnple's Bell and Co.'s Wallt-End Whitefield I Willington Wylam Bryan East Gateshead . Cateshead Killingworth Hartley Cannel Scotch Coal , SUNDERLAND. Bourn Moor -- EdenMuin Cheston Low Main Primrose Main Keetoli Russet's Malia Wear's Wall's End Washington -- - 1 1 2 II • Ships - iii COAL 4iauckr, Joti 4. Ships at Market Sidit sold . 18 Newcastle Coals 14 • "irk. 04. io 69t Od: 3 Sunderland 1 46s 641. to —s Od. I Welch 1 WA. Od. tO'oos. Ode g Cinderl . ! itia. 6d. COUNTR i r MA ititkrs-. Palmas or ORAIN AT TIM TOLLOWING 111411CiTi . . nASINOSTOXI.—WititO2I; 04 to 86s Od pet Quaitir. Barley 401 od to - fly octi Jinn* 66* od to 69s Od Oats 36s Od to 40s 6d Bread Ia 71c1 per gallon. Hewt.vr.Nt'heat 79'41 to 91s Od per Qr. B a rley 47.1 Od to 441 fid roans 58s Od to 66s 01 O a ts 39s Od to 43 s Od Pease 60s Od to tits Od . Motitssutao.—Wheat 76s Od to** Od per Qr. Barley 40s Od to 451 01 &airs .OAOd to 75s ea I bat* 47 s Od to sls Od Pease 00s Od to 00s Od Nawbuicyllheat 701 Od td ins Od per Qr. I Bark? oos Od to 421 6d P ease 56s 01 to 60s Od : Chits S9s Od _td 44s Od Beans 70$ ed to 74s Od I Bread - ....... ... . .... Is 94d per gallon. Itiaottso.—Wheat 703 Od to 883 Od peerOitsrlei, 1 Barley twos Qd to 44s act i BOWS SOl to 70s od 0fq,....., 371 64 to 4 . 23 ed Pei's!, oo* 04 to 00sAld . IECCLESIASTIPAI.,_ PROMOTION. Tuesol4 list, the ReV. Ciibitt, A.M. was institutes to the 4icirage of Pauline next the Sea, annexed i■ Norfolk, on the pre iodation of sir Gefate BerM BrPgraYe. Aar I. r - IGH WATER' Er LONDON' MUDGE TO:MOR1 Mining* - •- 2i minutes after 14 Aftersiouo 54 wittatu; after ISt 0 • • ~_ • , daBSTERCiENT LOTION: • . I • , . . FO'r teninving Olahricthefs from the Surface of the Skid Ai -TT is ddlieceSsary to enuilleilie the adiintkgai.ii ;'S A: 'tutting to the coustitu s tion of every person; bY • i milVlsig obstnictioisi from the surface of the skbr, 10 . r O Mafia( free abd openthe innunteralsle passages and poresthichi It wadi nature etpels all useless of notions humours from theld '6. fluid, and which, being obstructed, are forced tea again 4411 6 filo, ind became tie sources of many dangerous &Seises. •It f i 0 therefore a inatt k r of much consequenc e, as weltto.preVent bulk. • '• 6 ful disorders, as for the preservation , ease,. conifort, Intl Xo'1 i 9 to poLsons; however slightly affected), that they . shouici int. O idonally have rriourse to the Abstergent Lotion ; Mit more pit'. . 0 daily It hetiunet urgently requisite when thi effects of obstruction . Aftl& their apPtitance, and break oul Into pimples _redness', s cat- ' i broils, or other cutaneous erupdon s.. The Abit;igetit LOA '0 iste'er,fails of succeis with thoie Who ere it a hiricial, Old al i 4 ' price 'evidently chews that no private emolument: is sought. fol . ,ii • t the proprietor; so atso may the Public tie convinced that nothint but 'a certainty Of its sOccess could traduce Dr. soLomprz to O halts, the good opinion he is honoured with by all rants, in 6 senting them With this Cosmetic; were it not a tertain Rein 6 'for Hapetic Coroplaitlts in . general. ' . • . • • 6 . The Abstergent Lotion is preparedly Di. Solonidn, of 11'4 , rook ; and may be had Of every respe c table M edi c ine Vendet i ' 0 the United Kingdom, pit* Wild. a bottle; duty Wadded. !ID —... Y. IMPOiTI44T: DISCO V ERY.. . . , b V IE. Advantage thb Palie Mist always dmiti from regolirty.educutedy!rofesitional pep direethig aka* - eiausively their stUdits to one specitti•Of milady, Was twice ittel, elea'rly demonstrated thin by the unexampled suem;i'watisiel attended the administration of their new rentedy,•itit.kthe WOO; dinary cures it h-as'performed. For a loingleries of yearis,Niesei Ctrs/tit and Co. SUreons; formerly in his-Majesty'siervickaut Made the Venereal &seise the particular object of theh 104 pion, and are happy in having distottelred itmeilicineluiers9r,!, wercury in the cure of that coMplaint ; it isialicient to seseT l that tfie effeetit 9f thla remedy * diametric:lily oPisititil Mil bb mercury, for thoug4 it completely eradicites every *cities ~. the virus, in Its most confirmed Ames yet it 'does not in the t Injete"the constitution; On the tonrrary, it enovatestileA a 10 all hs natural funct ions, prounitei ippetite, ald Fa it ', gestion : thus instead of re ducing 1 strong :Uhl i"iorons tOrstit ~ion to the frightful corieliziOn that mercury dote, it net MO' i • serves that Cons/heti& in its primittte nate, but teeter* 1 NY. Ind debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Nentlx. less instances are On recent recnzd of the suPetior el fi ricy •-if ei medicine, ifs inherent aildSpebific virtues scant al 4 ' s tP;;t* ' corrective to bodily debilit y, whether procredinecen, al . xtrO Of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the indri Internet, Cale hot less destnictive, hitivigence of incautious yore , . 44 Sttb S In a certain pernicious habst. A►milst the mtLinthf 4 ly j-gthl# diSorders which are the tonsequencc of this i•trari ,iiee,r4 . •hpiie more afflicting than that d &Ohl . ? istrkssing state of .aitil*. kcirocy Which preventi or embitters the snitilmoniaistdiS If unhappy 'sufferer broods over his Misfile - tune, itbarticil to 1e x: lief, until he is redured to inch - i',state of weakness at to feo . .. life O•pitii,ssive. To such penes it must be A constding t ~ion to anow, that they/Rif nos,.; by i new infaalblu maiii treatment, be restored to that green* of all human like** 4 strong, nianly and vigorous constitutiiin. rti all eases of debility, deficienCyfitlitisirbiteveFesei it./ _ - /lily 4 Fox, •--i•- , ---- - . I► AR.RIED. eleven, at due Do# and Duel-Ttierr, Seale-lane, . __. July 2. 'Thomas Broster, late of Llieftiool; itatinaer, at tatitive; The repOrt of them aifiage of Lientimar.t Moirtea, a the . ~, -, - at Guildhall, London. .: .. Rotel Navy 4. to Miss Crab - , as inserted in thelies of the as wall se las here species of venereal inflicting; . Mess 4 (1 , , July 2. Edward Davies, oflvf-lani; Londoiiittitiiiiiii tin, at' list inst.fruni A Morp*LiPaperAprally nnfontuled, : , ::: _ :_: __ and Co. str ay be consulted by patients of girlie' sex with A euitdhan. . PIED. greaiett o.creey, and botintti, - at their totter, No. 107,. Hitt July 2. William Pullen, of Wells-lrovr, linuilitler; : 44thiatiela ' Eaily on Sunday Morning; at bit house, in Ranelagh-street; Garden. . Patients in tke country, deileribing the partirels! butcher, at one, at Ouilhali. •-•- Pimltco• in the 74th ear . f hls of an tectk . f ' limits' '', ioniril r _iluts : by letter po - st paid, enclosing a Bank ante. t e v ir e ttow the n. neetita4 medicin:e hnsl . adviiie l 40. ient 197, to wit atli ton iask .04 V .. July 2. Nathaniel Ward Bowers and William Borers - . • ;of bile:. Coles ; ER: * one of the Pag o es of lu aC s e :Mars w ir s P ßed-cham -t9 bet - , and' non street , London, comb-makers, at twelve at Guadhalli 1 ....,. ss I '_. e" Wird to'the late Johri ‘ Dyke of Roxburgh. • : • - . . July 2 .. - Joseph Carless, of MaOstnne; Sent, corn-me......... 7— . - ‘ twelve, at Guildhall, Lcud,n: LONDON' fiRIDGL -.4-1..'4F: LONDON : Printe4.and Pnbitslidd . E • ithil , deli July 2. Edward Hanunond, of Tntienteart-Ciittet-ROita,l4llo I • 2i' minutes - teibiry Puce; Lanthe'di, at the 9:raitsOrrlde; No. !, 4 : ,1"1 . Alaska, painter and glazier, at twelve, it GendbalL 14 minatc‘i al. - street. PabEshed also at the ST.tit;ioe sac e, Tenn& lit 44! . 6 so S 48 0 II" O SO 9 411 I 4S 6 I 45 6 4S 6 46 6 44,0 46 0 1 s . S 2 I 4 48 0 4,0 0 013 47 6 it -0 SO 0 4 1 4 0 1 '; 2 4S 1 43 2 42. 2 46' 1 ;14 I o I SI 51 1 42 3 48 2 44 2 47 1 43 3 I 49 3 45 • 45 3 45 i I 1141 1141 41 6 r'jm - , I. e. it • Pi' .I.s Bt is ko. *34 yoti:c leer e , Ti Th .101.••••• ~~ m '.I