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ZA) 6 V ; P e r 4 _ • f at. e - ) I: . -ii. '. • ;-.. Vt.:). vit i & ,-' i % .4i • , -, - r •,:_. ,%* Atiy Ora'4llllll3l lo I • • . i' N ti 31 BII.R 9488. ••• • •••••••••• • V 1 MONDAY, JULY 29, 17. PRICE SEVE X' .6 PENCE. Ibis day were ptibliehe4, price 6s. ET I'r S from SCOT LA \ D.—By an English cox, ‘IFR TRAvLl.t.ri, wr it t en d ur i ng a I,,urney .n the Summer of Al 5. Prmtell for Loughran and Co. I.entl , m ; Arcbihr.ll Constable and Co. Edinburgh; William tttrtibull. ; :Lad M. N. Malmo, Dublin. This day was pill:dished, In One Volume, bVo. price I is. in Ibr4rtla, VARAMANIA ; A BRIEF DESCRIP TION of the SOU ni COAST of ASIA MINOR, sn,l .4 the REMAINS of ANTIQUI IY. With Kans. View., Jec. durimt a Survey of that Coa , t, under the orders of the Lurds Commis.ionera t h e Admiralty, in the years 1811,1812. _ _ _ By FRANCIS BEAU F.R.S . Captain of his Msjesty's Ship Frederickssteen Printed fot R. Hun' er, successor to Mr. Johnson, No. VI, St. Paul's Church-yard rrHE BRITISH REVIEW, Nn. XIX. will he 11 published on the 1.4 of August. and will contain Articles on the following suhjecrs t--Dr Chalniers'e Seven Discourse.; Monre's 1 alio ito‘kh; Beaufort's Kararnania ; Wilkes Chris tian E says; Good's System of posology; Mnderti Greece, a Poem ; Si iilibeer's Voyage to Pitcairtes Wand ; Gifford's Edition of Ben Johnumi ; Bawls of National Welfare; Bishop Glegg's Edition 01 Stackhoutt's Bible; ik'tarson's Life of the Rev. Ciao anis fieeirairsa, London s Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster. !ow; and J. Hatchatil, Preeaddly 'Ehis clay was published, In Svo. onifurm with the Doctor's Works. price 21. 6d. In 4tw proof impressions, of which one hundred only are printed on ladia Paper, ss. AFINtSHED ETCHING of the Rev. Doctor CHALMERS, Minister of the froze Church, Glassovr.— Drawn and Engraved by 1 LINNELL. London t Published by Robert Jennings, No. 2, Poultry ; and to be had of Mr Hatchs.rd, Piccadilly ; Messrs. Williams and Co. stationers' court ; Mr Cribb, Hoiborn; Mr. White, Brown low-4 rret ; and of the various Booksellers and Priotsellers in .Edin' « p!, and Glasgow, FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS, &c. Just published, price es. bound, ELISABETH; ou, Les Exiles de Siberie. Par Madame COTTIN. To which are added, at the Bottom of each Pate, Explanations of difficult Words, Phrases, and idiom:meal Expressions, to assist In a correct Trans!Arlon of the Text. Vs. Is an Appendix, cou.ist.ng of Notes, Veographleal eau t rophies!, illustrative ot the journey of the Heroine, the Halm. • al d Manners of the •I attar., and the Natural Phe. notneoa ot the :* o.th. With an accurst.. 2./ap. For the Us Itchouls, and taco wed o militate the sudiamos of the Peened) Lauguap. By J. CtiERPILLUUD, Author of 6, 1 he Book of Versions," &c. London: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. FRANCE, AS IT IS. _ _ This day was published, pric e ce 73. boards, or Is. bound, THE GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE in his 'COUR through PRANCE,. Wog particulitly descriptive of the Southern and Western I).partments ; noticing Climate ' the natural Productl'ns. Amu:raves Curiosities, Trade, and Ma siutoctures of every remarkable Place, with Sketches of Manners. Society. and Customs; and including Picture.que Voyages on the Rhone, Gar , mite, and Loire; a deta.led Account of the Ci ties of Lyons, Avignon, Marvell:es, Bordeaux, ecc. a Visit to Hyereo and Nice; and au Itinerary of Distances in Posts and koglia Miles, the best Inns. dec. By HENRY COXE, Esq. London: Printed fur Sberwor.d, Neely. and Jostle. %% Pane. boster•row Of whom may alto be bad, I. Coxes Picture of Italy, *Ss. boards , or 16s. bound. ravolloestiukla In Switaerland, sa. bda. or Is. boned. i. Tronchet's Picture of Arts, sixth Edition, as. boards, or Ts. bound. 4. CampbelrsTraveller's Guido through Belgium and Holland, Second Edition, 7s. boards, or its. bound S. Coolies Topography of Great Britain, Icing a complete Guido to every County in England, Wales, slid Scotland; in 52 Pans, price is. 6d c.c.+, or on fine Paper, Is. Id. ••• Any County may be had stiparately. CATON'S WORKS this day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. Unmated with Cases, 1. A PRACTICAL TREATI4E on the PRE A VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE la both Sexes, and its consequences; in which a mild and success Rd mode oftrestment is pointed out, including Observations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions, inane nary Venereal lliseases, Ste. Intended as a Guide against the dangerous effects of ibis baneful snalatly.—By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. No. to, Stanhope-scrim, Newcasderstreet, Strand; and laze of the United Hospitals of St. Thumas's and Guy's. 2. A 'treatise on Indigestion, bring an Inquiry into the Diseases seising and conflicted with the Functions of the Stomach, with Il.ematits on tits liver, and its Influence on the Gastric System. Te which are'prefixed, tome general Observation, on Scrophuluus and Cutaneous Disease., price us. a. A Popular I remise on the Prevention and Cure of the dif- Sweat Stages of the Asthma and Winter Cough, with new and suggea.fut Instructions tor the Prevention and Treatment of Asth snide Fits. Fourth Edition, price as. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of ;be Generitlle Organs of both Sexes, including the Theory of Generation, &c. Price as Id. 5. A Practical 'treatise on Female MUNI, including Obser vations on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders incl.:erg to those Important cases. Price as: 01. Printed for She: wood and Co. Paternoster-row • DR. RORER r JAMES'S FEVER POWDER, AND ' ANALEPTIC PILLS. IBEG respectfully, as Proprietor of these invaluable Medicines, to infurm the Public, that I have ceasedlo supply essrs. Newbery and Sons therewith, and that I have appointed as sole Agents, Messrs. BUTLER and Sens, Chemists and Drug gists, No 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Lou den. l'ae Sale is likewise continued at the House in which the Inventor, my late Grandfather, Dr. Innis, resided, No. 33, Bristoo.street, Berkeley-square, where the Medicines have been exclusively prepared for nearly 70 years and front whence Messrs. Newbery and the Public hive be en hitherto unit:and)! supplied. I beg to add, that In future my signature will appear upon each label affixed to the Annie Medicines, without which none can be genuine. R. C. A . G. 'MIS. • trhe House is Bruton street below,-,s to my Uncles, who arc about to dispose of it. The Public shall, however, be Wormed of .the place of my future residence. HEAI.I H AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES% ANALEPTIC PILLS are pArti cularly recommended fur disorders of the Stomach and ?Ovoids; Head-aches arising from indigestion or free living; for Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints; and for Colds, slight Teems, &e. by kindly &adding Nature in the du! discharge of the eolassi functions they preserve Health and promote Longe vity; thin are the best genera) Family Medicine, sad are very convenient for Travellers, as they are mild in their operation and .do not require confinennnt. Prepared wont the original and oily Receipt under Dr. James'. kmd, by his Executor and Joint Proprietor, Francis Neobery They will be found exactly similar. to those compounded by the late Dr. James haiself, both hi their bright appearance and their efficacy. Spld by F Newbcry and Soni, at their Warehouses, 45, St. ryes Churchyard, London; and si), DillNl4lfeet. Dublin; and as , t is their intention to open a Home for the amonsmoda too of Purcl.asa. at the West hid of the Towo, they, ha the menu time, appoint Mr. Sanger, 150, Ozford.atroet, to be their Agent, where the genuine may be depended upon. irr Mitres die woe of NIMpRILT b cogrefed is ell the Stamps. ENri 21.0—Thirteen WVles from Lon lon. To be LET, wilt pos+esbion sit 111,chaeimas, 'WO FARMS, oae 162, the other 158 Acres, both calculated for the Rotideneet of grmteel Familia. For particulars and terms apply at No. ad. Gr,at Ormond street, London. GENUINE WINES. TO BE SOLD BY ADC, lON. Oo FRIDAY, August 1. at One o'Clnck, a the Mart, by Order of the Proprietors, in small Lots. ONE HUNDRED and I.olt y NINE DO ZENS of Furtrior WINES, iz. 24 Dozen Pints of Old Port, eseePent va'ity, new Netted ; in Dozen thaw (lineal 24 Dozen old crusted Pon; 15 Dittn Sherry; 111 Dane Nest India Div° ; ect Dozen Dian, in Pint.; IS Dozes West India Madeira, in Pints; is Dozen Quart Orto. May be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalegoes had at the Man; and at the Office of Mr. Sent,. us, New Bridgewreet. PUNCTUALITY ANL) DIS PA l'Ca. TIIE TIMES, a New Light ( :OA.CII, to aloth ompton by Winchester, at Eight, Monday, !mu the Swan. ; and New White Horse PleeadUty, at Halt-past Eight Alpo the fEllialt qPH *we the Ctstee Keys, Wood -street, every Morning, and Golden Cmw, CltarMtCross, a Quarter past Seven ; and Has chrtt's New Whitt lithe Cellar in Eight. Prom Southampton Camino go to Lrhtiegtos, Kier wood, and Poolll,—eackets sail twice a week to Havre de Grate, also to Jersey, Guernsey, and the We of Wight. SIKES'S HYDROMETER. BAt• B. BATE is desirous of informing the Liquor • Trade that he is the only person authorised by the Re venue Boards to make the above 111.am:sent, latrented by his late Uncle and Pather.in-Law Mr. SIKES; and that the HYDRO METERS of his make, with the divisions of the Stem, sub& sided into five parts, which, from their superiority, will sups* cede all others, are now employed in the Revenue of the three Kingdoms And also, that having printed the Table to every subdivision for each degree of temperature, it now gives the con centrated strength in 29,740 plac-s, to a single tenth per Cent. or the thousandth part of a Galion, and is bound up with cont• plete directions for the use of it and the tusernments. The price of the Hydrometer, complete, with a Thermometer, ant the above-tubed l'att!e, is £4. as. and Sliding Rules, of the grantee' possible accuracy, to fifths of indication, at 7s. each. N 0.17, Poultry, Stith July, tai7. PIANOFORTES, SECOND-HAND, SOME AS GOOD AS NEW. HORIZONTAL GRAND, by BR .Rnwo .0 and Sow, SS Guineas, cop 95 Guineas; Ditto, by STomia r, 35 Guineas; Square Piano Forte, at i 2 Guineas; Ditto, at is Guineas; Ditto, at 22 Guineas; Ditto, with three Drawers, at do Guineas : &leo one of the best toned Cabinet Piano Fortes ever heard, good as new, with Silk Front, two Pedant, com plete—Shop price 60 Guineas, fur n Guineas. Th. above WI be warranted. May be teen at Mr. Watlan's 5, Leicester place, from Tea to Four o'Clock. A AAVINO OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS, cut and made in a s.sperier manner, of the best mmerarse (lob, from LS 6s to Li IYe —Waistcoats, from Ss. to ISL.—. Double-Milled Cas,imere Breethes, es.—Nankeen, Russia Duck Drill, and White Jean Pantaloons and Trosators, cheap In proportion. A variety of Shooting haws, Henthsg Coats; also Ron, Curride. and Driving Coats; and. for the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, a variety Is kept reodyelinisited, or a suit made in four hours Servants' liveries 14 10s. itompkte. The business of this house betas wholly dose with ready -money,„ enables the Proprietors to submit the above advaptageous teem to the Public, which Is nut less than from 30 to 40 per Cent. .No. lea, Fleet street, four doors east of Chancery lane 0- Merchants and Captains wanting large quantities, will And a great advantage by applyirg as above. NEW IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MERCHAN I'S, the Nobility, and the Public. are respectfully Wormed the above CLOTH is SOLD, duly stamped, by the entire case of 30 and 60 Pieces each, for Exportation, and by the single Piece only, from MI to se yards each, for the use of Famines, at 2a. it% 6d. Its. 3s. ed. es. 44.6 d. and 3s. 64. per yard, at MILL ARD's Wholesale East-India, Manchester, Irish, :watch. and Hamburgh Warehouse, No. 16, Cheapside, AND NO WHERE ELSE WHATEVER, In *4 for Snirrina,and m 6.4 for Sneering;; its natural CONDU CIVENESS TO MIA LTH, and its pleasantness to wear in this a. well as In foreign climates, together with ha durability and economy, merit the partteulai attention of Geotkinen going abroad, and of private Families. Foreign Orders, and thous from the country. seat expressly as above, receive immediate attention. This day was pubtishal, DR. SOLOMON'S US rLy CELEBRA rED Guam TO _ _ HEALTH; Or, Advice to both Sexes.—Price THIS interesting Publication so materially contents those to whom, by its title, It is addreued, that It Is hoped none entrusted with cases so important as the morals, beelth, and longevity of the risnig generation, will omit to give It a diligent perusal. 1 his work has been the labour of many years expe rience and observation up the calamitous consequences of a do ur:cave habit, to obtain a remedy against which, the Doc:or has &voted the principal part of Lis bfe. Nothing can certainty be of more importance toboth sexes than to be properly acquainted with every s)niptons of with disea.es as they are liable to, and huw to manage themselves when afflicted with any of thou.—ln this work is also added, as Essay on be Venereal Disease, and seminal weakness; also, an Appendix on Nervous Complaints—illustrated and Interspersed with a variety of authentic facts, never before published. Sold by S. Leigh, No. 111, Strand; and to be had of every respectable Medicine Vender is the United Kingdom. V ROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes A.' enervated, and the body soon falls an Easy victim. To re• move the Disorders arising from fashionable pieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is the result of oar study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty year? successful practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided superiority over every other Practitioner. In recent cannot Syphilitic Infix tioa, a perfect erre is completed In the short period of two days, and in those cases of a noire complicated nature, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment mores to this Patient a sound and perfect re establishment. To those who are labouring under a general or local Debility, it will be consolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inaptimable power of renovating the most debilitated Coanitutioa, whether it arises from the Wierretions of youth, or by a residence in hot or unheakby climates, too seden tary a life, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, In judicious use of mercury, glee. ar should it proceed from an habi tual tendency to omeuenytioo k tliese restorative. will produce the happiest e ff ects. In place"bf Lassitude and Debility, we offer lasting Hakl4filtresigth, and Spirita; and even to the aged and Warm oar plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by gently aodsafely invigorating 'hennas. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, end are daily under our are, the total eradiation of which is effected by a safe, cer. taro, and expeditious mode of puede% superior to any wherry adopted. 'I he weakness, relaxation. leddlidlirirpomeedims from this complaint are speedily rtemoed, mid tbe Patient iletand to sound and vigorous beahh. Patients of either Sea may comsat us with the greatest bower, delieacy, and **crag,* at our boo* Net. 107, Hatton Osaka; Patience to the Country. thearibleg their case, and ensiselag a reenitiaace for'Aelvkit and Medlin% the Ante van be sett so 'Spans of the wosid. COIN= sod CO. Urines, Ne. 107, Nemo Owe& FRIPM S,IIURDAT NIGHTS GAZI TM aatette nosibs, that the Duke of Northumberland has to As on his appnitrinent as Lord Lleotenant of that rasing; that the Pribee Regent has conferred the honour of riitielifftersil on W. H. Robinson, Comm , siary General In Ca nada; and permitted the Stthi Fon. to hear at th :r colours an appointment' the word " Vittona:' It also contains the pro eeedings of the Chapter held for electing Lord Bathurst a Knight I abut Gahm) MILITARY PROMOTIONS. urAtt orrice, JULY 26, 1817• ids Regiment of Dragoon Guards—C.-rnet William Locke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Christie, promoted; John Gar diner, Gent. to be Cornet, by pore',a.e, vice Watsnu, promo'- edt Assistant-Susi too rhanctn 114 , Gregor, from the 56th Foot, to be Atsbtant.Sutron, vice l'honiu Charlton Speer, who retires upon half-pay of the 56th Foot. .4th Regiment of Dragoons—Thomas Harrison. Gent. to be Car net, by purchase, vice Casale, promoted in 6th Dragooos. !Otis Regiment of Light Dragooni--John Trollop., Gist. to be Comet, by purchase. vice Brown, who retires 53d Ditto—Lieutenant Cznar Bacon to be Captain of a Trnop, bi purchase. viceWallate, promoted In the Canadian Fenciblest Cornet Samuel Campbell Simpson to be Lieutenant, by par. cI se, vice Bacon, 24th Ditto—Comet W. H. West to be Lieuteintr, by purchase , Procter, promoted. ffth Regiment of Foot—Ensign Thomas Holyoaks, from the half pay of the &oh Foot. to be Enalen, vice Price C. Edward., , who exchanges, receiving the difference. 16th DittoLientenant William Orr. front half-pay of the Regl• to be Lieutenant, trice William Gale Hada-ham, who estimates 31st Ditto—Captain William Hicks Milks, from ball-pay of the lieginient to be L'aptala of a Company, eke Robert Eider, who etch:ups, receiving the d !Terence. 50th Dirto—E-..ign ThOmas Edwards. front half-pay of the 113 d Font, to be Ensign, vice Samuel Lumsden, who exchanges. 53d Ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Frauds Gregory, Irons she nth Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Esmond's, who retiree. 60th Dlttei—Quatter•Master John Kies% from half-pay of the Reginsem, to be Quarter-Master, vice• Thomas Burrough, who exchanges. Seth Ditto--Ileotenant George Ewing Scott, from half-pay of Slid Foot, to be Lieutenant eke Penick Grant. wile exchanges. 77th Ditto—Lieutenant William John Hawkwell Bowen. from _ _ hall-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vier James Came- non, who eachanges, receiving the differ, ace. 79th IJktoCaptalti Frederick Langley, from the 82d Foot e -to be Captain of a Company, vice Brace, who exchanges. illd Ditto..-Cittain William Bruce, from the 79th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Langley, who eschanges. 87th Ditto—Lleutenant loon Carrel, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice 1. 0. Fennell, who exchanges. 98th Ditto—Lieutenant George H 4 (root ball pay of the Regi ment,' to be Lieutenaut, vice Bartholomew Mahon, who ex changes, receiving the ddrerence. Slat Unto—Paymaster John Frtrtowl, from Ralf-pay of the Regl ment, to be Paymaster, e.Campbell, who retires upon half-pay. Basver.—Major William M. a.eake, of the Royal Artillery, to be Lieutenant-Co.onel in the Army. Hearn At avarr.--Hospital-Assistant Isaac Coughs, from half-pay, to he Hospital.Assis.ant to the Forces•sice,Sibbald, whose appointment his net taken place. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Aapst 94, lobo Meyer, of Howford building., Fen Lomita, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUP 1.3 Thomas Fennell and William &nate:id the younger, of No. 33,.1 Jewry-street, Aldgate, London, and also 61 Brussel!, in the hi j'om of the Netherlands, soap-manufacturers, provision and flour lectors, dealers and rhymes and copartners, to sur :ender August 7,9, and September kat twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meseta. Lewis an.l Page, Princes -street, BeSford row, layullon. George Pardow. of Coughton, Warwickshire, August 19, at See, August :0, and Sept 6, at eleven, at the Angel lon, Alcester. Atiornies, Mr. Cheek, livesham ; or Mr. Booslield, Butiverie street. London. James Cole, of Plymouth, Devon, rope-maker, August 11,1*, sad Sept. 6. at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Plymouth-dock Anomie*, Mr. Makiason, MiddkTemple, London, or Messrs. Leach and Lugger, Plynunath-dock. Gustavus Richard Draft; of Winchester ' linen-draper, August 11, at debt, Aorta le, and Sept. 6, at eleven. at the George but, Winchester. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Fmly, Essex-court, m .I*ph, lAadon ;or Mr. odwin, Winchester. George Spell, haw of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, coach-maker, dealer and charms. Anus it, at eight, August 4. at ten, and Sept. I, at two, at the brief Inn, Bury St Edmunds. Attor ides. Musts. Ilsgrave and Walter, Symood's Inn, London Cornelius Paired. of Gosport Hams, linen-draper, hosier, dealer and chapman, August cat one, August 7, at eleven, and Sept. 6, at one, at the ladle Arms Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Messrs; _ Briggs and Minchin, Essex -street, Strand. London; or Messrs Mierldos and Weddell, Oss.port. ISM kat, of Aston near Birmingham, gun-barrel-maker, An. 1506. and Sept 6 9 . at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attendee, Mr. Lusts Puntua. Wine Office -wart, Fleet-street, London • or Mr. Maudsley. Birmingham. Lawrence Crew Beavan, of Clifton, Gloucestershire, baker. Aug. 19, 19, and Sept. 6, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Briuol. • . - Attonthi r Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's fun, London, or Mr. Henry Meredith Ambury, Bristol. Andrew Saudinark, of Mark- lam., Landon merchant, July 29, August 9, sad Sept. 6, at tea, at Guiki halL Attorney, Mr. Murray. Sun court, Cornhill. William Hosenion, late of Jamaica, merchant, dealer and chap. man, (but now a prisoner in the fiirg's Bench). A ugust 2,9, at eleven, and Sept. 6, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Wm. Paterson, 60,01 d broad s: rect.. Elisha Smith, of Derby, hleaeher, dealer and ehapman, August I, 480 dept. 6, at twelve, at the Kirg's Arms Tavern, Uerb7. ,Attornles, Mr. Simpson ) Derby ; or Mr. Barbor,lS2, Fetter ' gene, London. DIVIDENDS to he made at n MEM IA LL. Ana* 19, Stephen George Burthlge, Deptford, victualler, at ten. Aug. 26, John Taylor r llpper Thames-street, iron merchant, at eleven. August LI, Udward Isaac, Queen-square, Bloomsbury, whse.meralsaat, at ten. Anson 19, George Betts, Charles-street, Groavosorsequare, at ten. Aug. 16, Michael Flynn, Wardour. street, palates. August 16, John Purley, Poplar, grocer, at ten. August id, John Harvard, Blackmore- street, dealer la glais at eleven. Aug. 19, James Mary and James Lewis Slordet, Aurrat. Friars merchants, at ten. August 56, Edwards Pugh, of I.ewes. shopkeeper, at ten. August. ii, Clarks Grant, of Csohion-court, merchant, at one. August 16, Benjamin Parsons, Somerset-street, hay-salessaanot eleven. August 1 6, Btnjamln Boyes, of Fuken heuss-yard, merchant, at eleven. July I.4,Willians ar.d Frederick Voles. of it.cing.bute, brukers,,at eleven. August Thomas Miller, GIVAt Watering, sorgeon , at one. ........ . . DIVIDENDS to be aside in the COUNTRY. August 88, John Thomas Rickword. Devizes, wine. merchant, at eleven, at the Angel, Warminster. Aug. 18, John Duniatit, of East Teigumouth, merchant. at eleven, at - the Public Rooms, In last Teksinouth. August 21. Thomas &skin. of Kikot, borce- 1 dealer. at eleven, at the Hop Pole Inn, Tewkesbury. August 15, haw Kelley, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog Inu Manciestist. Rog. 15, Was. Flamm, Manchester, linen-draper, at we, at the Dog lON Manchester. CERTIFICATES-. , A XIV, r 16. Wm. Piper, Hantasseemith, berp-buider. Robert Wlbbeeley, Llyerpeel, healer. Juba Grant, Gracechurch-street, umbrella- Joseph Jab, ley-lame. Newpte-street, merchant. I hoe. Now Makes, storn-factor Richard Peploe. Kenning coneh-roaker. 'I bootee Thwaltes, Het Mill, Durham, t=k7. l, Tholollll O'Reilly, George Young, and George- Lawrence Pountnerkill, mentions. hoses M Saab, scrivener. Robert Strong, Whitt:haves, stareer. Richardson Tripp, Congrubery, miller. Robert 1 a . 4111 draper. George Jkakbausen, Austin friars, sinisaii 1 FR::N EL PARIS. JULY 24. FIFTERMTO OULLEIIN P THU DUCHM OF sewn. " July 2s, Nine o'clock, " Her Royal Hi v,!inew continues in the mast aatisfaewry mate. Pie bullietio w II be the lau." Geivr." C?rise, charged, it is said, with hayin:r, he it concerned wit.. the se& tiol3l that ilave disturb.. J th: tranquillity of thr• city of Liege, was arrested yesteriliy, no his airiv.il at Paris, and carlied io ti.e Prefect in his post chais? We are assured that the .in,wers he g ivc aff irded tr..rks of mental derange diem, either real lr pretended. Guizow, the chief the rebels of c!steau ThienT r was also wrested vstcrday, in furnished lodgings. where he iras COnCC.O.vd• Genera! lieflair, wit , ' w.ts arrested with Madrme" Lavatette. bac been some days at liberty. The equipages of Lurd Wellington loft Paris chit evening for C.tinbray. Its Grace will font. at sir rty,:ning. Zt i . . 'xht the, reecho-. 1 rnrrii.eg of the this par t.) renew the , k l pert of - the Chamber, will be convoked within the gist fortnight in September. The general list of the Electors, and of those eligible to be chosen. has beet, already pub lished in the departments. We shah have them in a few days in Paris. We hear of an attempt which was to have hren made in the slight between Sun Jay and Mo•ad q, effect the escape of the S;enr Maubrenil from t!;:? Conciergerie of Rouen; but the Pilice hid timely information, and although the execution of the plan seemd to be itnpracticahle, measures hive been taken to cause its complete miseatriage. Letters from Rouen say that the care of the keepers has been re. doubled, but that ti,e Stour Maubreuil 1145 never been deprived of the liberty of frequenting the court of the prison. An English Fii.ate bad arrived at 1.-xlirrn, to take on board live mil ions in .aecte. This sum is a reimbursement to E iSI. nd t rout the KinA or ninia, for the vX l icvsset, i , i the war. Letters from Spain state, that alma t all the Sp./11.1r Car ,Iry as ass.•mbled in Andalwia. l'ilvy lea n upon More than horses. They will embark for S non America an parties ut duce or four hundred at . tine. •n the 4111 coA 'Locks of an earthquake were leit at Barcelona. Cie first occuriiiig 4 four o'clock in the morning. 411t1 th. second At a quarter ;:efore six; tie latta of which was much stronger timn the former. Tile Prevuttl Court of Riom on the 12111 of the present month seideticed four rerions to flee yeari hard labour and exposition in t;,e pillory,. lot taking 4 part in the revolt at 'Tiers. At the tine tone, a worn in was sentenced to be impri4c.ntd t for !Hiring conspired against the eiaracter and lite of an Honest citizen who etitt-ay.,ured k mute the po.. palace to OrJet. The l'riburial of Cotrectiantl Police has sentenced an indiv:clual to tout moidliN inytisonn eat lur Laving asstulted the I;endarmes ,u tlie gate of ti+e theatre of St. 'Alai tin, and the Of tin: thin per. rte:ich Funds—Three Fer Cents. Cit. Ildc.-111:11c Stuck, 15421. Stk. MADRID, JULY to. Apodaca (in Mvx.ro) and Morals' (in the kin,-,eonii of New Grt made) t ilk only pi their v.stortes on either sid4; and our amette is alteinatcly giving both re ports and proclamatons whin einnoutiLe tt c re-tSta blishment of the Ro) euthotily wth se vast colo nies. The accounts of cite former :.re dAted the 5:11 of February last, ani those given by the 'Attu - 4;e hardly less recent. .41.111- CONSTAN IT:3PLE, JUNE 20. The representations of the Rusoaa Minister Cfrant which were oto:ded ..nthe most Von Strogonoff i reasonable and just demandi of Rusiia, seem no; to have led to any thing derisive its the Myatt Tile influence of the Grant over the Reis Effendi and the Tillander had hindesed it. The Sultan, iihs had on the other limid e.rnestly &sired a good un. derstanding with Russia, addressed, on the IA of M itch, to the Grand Vizier, the followito4 energetic and remarkable Restript, or isriff " There havy been many and lone delibitaritios airealy hall upon the Note v. ti the Rus-lou . 4 .lnbas , alur has dmsered, yet no journal of your jittillo ha, yet been Lid benne us. It is now about 40 days lance th.s basin. sit wa, Lid tA tbre you ' , l* &scent on. Why have you 111111 t yet e,,me 10 any rcso.ution upon ' i:? From this delay a c must believe that you .144407 your,. s In your Settings only on things ot no consequeni ei wdl poi ti. o wait all the Russian A ttibissad.br is angryanit J et i/CIS, ds to threats ? If yew believe that scar n. unaviii,;.dile, husk O a t he rho " s o f defence. Sliew us minutely th. cere.sary causes ot v and the extent set the resources which will employ. lfur, en ,b e mien hand. if time and Me cionsiances do not aldisv us to und• take a war, prevent the di,co,itent of the Russian An.basiador as soon as possible, by .1 cult able answer." The impression wing.% this Rescript m ode on the Divan was easily to he lores•cn ; it gave trcasiiin to a second, wilier was la the following tams: " As my Minister', atter mature eisin:deratifm of all Oil, tIN CUllliral.Cel, have roc:Atte I it necesiary to give up all though -7. of war, tind to enihrtire the wit.. part of recui.eo.-. tun; it is es questiou timed h e .I c l ivet .d w i t ' i• whitely iv ce-,..ary that the eteiferencet sho u ld he itniii-nr....rf ° o P u r f ' ile d ta'y 'li h d y t ' l l . i e"!R ti ei le r N l:r7tid n i to the I: .tian the treattAt care must be taken that 1.70`e be wel..nd t.10z.17 drawn up, and oat I he the first, In which there was no ser .4 at all, In rod,: to give Russia to anc,rsignil that it is our intentEits to arrange mersri The - inclinations of tt'e Grand Seignor to peace!, and this decisive language, were sufficient to cause the tall of the opposite party. The Grand Vizier re. ceived a revere rerriinand, and his instrument, tise Reis Effendi, was eivraced, tend his office given to ales Djanel Enneli, a man who has already fre. qucntly tilled that place. P.O.i 1 ZENBURG. HMI P. Yesterday we hot a tempest. with a terrible 1134, storg4, which has almost eluireiy l.ti4 waste the tirl It ut mad l'i:chot, in Ls_, i,arz. Sou:ally woo