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1 4).- • 41 .11 A * ll- i t at. Nr , MBER 9506. Tide day was published, QTBYLLINE LEAVES, a Collection of POEMS. 1.7 By ti. T. COLERIDGR, Esq. one v.:A. 6w. pr. 10s. bds. Printed bar Rest Fenner, Peternemr-mw. This day was puldhhed, IitTOGRAPHIA LITERARIA; or Bingraphi• sal sketches of my Uteri:, Life and Apure's. —By S. T. COLERIDGE, Esti 2 soh. ars price Xi. Is. boards. Printed for Reg Fenner, Pairthister.row. Ms day ars paSlfo.4cd, In One Volume Svo. price H.. ho .rde, the Fourth Edition, cAref , i'dy rivi.cd, of THE PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFERY.- By JOHN BURNS, C. M. Reyna Professor of Surgery in the I Jniver,it y of Glasgow, &c. &r:. Filmed for Longman, Hursr, Rees, Orme, and Drown s Lou don.-0' whom may b.- haft, by the cane Author, Popular Directions fur the Fre-Armen: of the Disease, of Wu run and Children, in See. price 'o. boards. AGRICULTURAL REPORTS ABRIDGED. 'Ms day was publlabed, In Vol.. Bro. price t Ir 3. .ar4l% A RINIEW (and complete Ab.tr4ct) of the RE. i'OPTS to the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, i r:.na the severaIDEPAR rMENTS of ENG!. NI t. By Mr. MARSHALL. Printed for Louvain, thirst, Rem, Orate, and Brown, London. - "In developing atme public benefits, and a la:•titi7 them to the Ft-mane:it usr, ht hie Rural Selenees,l hare. t find, expen ded trn years or un.ee,ttred and pretty dote attention. The la- L..urs of seventy nr ei3l.ty public writers. were not to be allowed to s nk, unprofitably sent) ottlivion."—Advert. to VoL V. SERMON' , FOR sCHOOLS. 11Is day was published, tilt Four IsF.diclon, price 6s. 6d. boards, - . . Or 7 - 6. ho4cd and lettered. FIFTY TWO I:MMONTS dapted to the USE of S - HOOl.. and FAN4II.IESI being one ttir every sun. day in the Year, and ctilivatin% us au Ahalgovent of the. best Mica iiittoorse swhitlyare to found in the V.'titings oi Pahey, Portals, (ii borne. Effp id, Kirdet, Tillotson, Seeker, Seed, Jorin, Zollikufer. Herne. Price, Warner, and other eanneot Divines. By the Rev. -. HARROW, Author of the Young Chris iati's library, ()...ea::otis on the Ohl and on the New •re,talnet:i. &c. Printed for Loi.gman, Hurst, Rees, °ruse, and liroarn, London. KIIIU VERSUS DONNALI« nit day was pobl..ated, Neatly printed in DiAny svu. wii() pp. price. O. boards, THE TRIAL .)! ROBERT BWALE DON NALL, Surgeon and A:)o::lveary, late of FALMOD I'd, ii the County of Coriiwall, for tie MUrtilEit, by POISON, of Mrs. ELIZABI.'III DOWNING, Widow, hit Mother in-Law, at the A,stae of Lawicebton. for the County alortitai 1, on Monday, March 31, 1 , 17, before the Hoc. Sir CilAttLCa AOSOTT,Kin• Taliols in Short •Itand ALE:KA:NIGER FRAZKii. - . . . . . . . . - Falmouth: Pr.iiti:d by and for James I.4kt ; sold also ly J. Riebardkon, 1. Hurst, Rees, (trine, and Brown, and Gale. Curtis, and lea•ier, 1.0/si:ou; Wdson and Sous, York; and all other Booksellers. BLOOMFIELD'S POEMS. • Thls day was published, a new Edition, stereotyped in twe small Volumes, prlce 8, boards, THE POEMS of ROBERT BLOOMFIELD; coosi.ting of Ile Farmer's Bby ; Good Tidings ; Rural Ta es ; and Wild Flowers London Printed for the Autbnr ; for Longman and Co. ; B.ltlse in, Cradock, and Joy ; Damon, Harvey, and Cu.; J. Booker ; C. Cvwie and Co.; abut Walker and Edwards. By whom also are publt.beJ, The separate Works, in very• elegant Editions, fiolscap R.o. 'IL The Farmers Buy, &c. pr•ee 4s. Rural Tales, 4s. Wild Flowers, 41. 6d. Banks of the Wye, and other Poems, Ss. CHIMNEY SWEEPERS . This day was published, by BALDWIN, CRADOCIC, and Joy, Paternoster•row, price Su. &I. REPORT from the COMMIT TEE - f the Hnn. the HOUSE of COMMONS on the EMPI.OYMEN T of BOYS In SWEEPING of CHIMNIES; together with the Mi- SUM of Evidence, and an Appendix. Published under the Di rection of the Society for Superseding the Necessity of Climbing Boys: with Nores and Observations; a complete List of Persons • using the Machine, and a dcAriptive Engraving of it. Thistly was published, by Wm. Black wood, 17,Princes ! streets, the Second Edition of No. I (pr ce 2s. of THE EDINBURGH MONTHLY MAG.It- ZINE; containing Memoir pf the lax franci+ homer, Esq. M.P. Sculpture of the Greeks, State of the City of Venice, Banks for Savior, Tales of the Pastoral Lire, Coltu re of the Su gar Cane in the Milted States, Sitting below the Salt, Craniological Controversy, Greek Tragedy, Notices concerning the Scottish Gypsies, Account of the Highland Hon iii 1678, Scc. Original Poetry, Reviews of Dr. Chalmer,' Discourses, Harold the Daunt ing, &c. Literary and Scientific ntelligence,Monthlyßegister,&c. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Not 7, Princes.st reer, Edinburgh; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row, London. To Whom Communications (post paid) mcy be addre'eed. and of Whom may be had Numbers II 111. and IV. price 2s. Gd. each. No. V. will be publfshed en the 20th August. FOP THE AMUSEMENT AND INS cauc LION OF YOUNG PERSONS. Tbis day were published, in a neat pocket volume, price Ss. half.bound, and embellished with Engravings, ANECDOTES of tectrakable INSECTS; selec ted from Natural History, anti interspersed with Poetry. By JOSEPH TA Yl.O R. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster rcw.—Ry wham also are published, 1. Rational Dame; or, Hints towards supplylrg Prattle for Children, by a familiar acquaintance with the Animal Creation ; 'rah I ine Copper,lates By Mrs. Teachwell ; price Ss. 2. Rational Sports; in Dialogues passing among the Children of a family ; inteuded to lead Children to a relish fox knowledge, price is. 6d, by the same. S. A Description of mere than 300 Animals, embellished with the 3arne number of Wood Engravings of Quadrupeds, Birds Aims, Serpents, and Insects, copied from Nature, pr.ce ss. 6d. 4. A History of Domestic Quadrupeds, pr. 2s. lith half-bound. This day was published, lo a neat Pocket Vciume, and illustrated by numerous Plates, price 6s. THE THEOLOGY and MYTHOLOGY of the Ancient Pagans, written particularly for Female Uucation. By Miss HA !YIELD. 11 .° This abridgment is well digested; the deities are .kilfull) depleted; the &scrip:ions are concise and delicate; and the liners favourable to religion and morality : indeed, every (ippon u pity of rendering the work practically useful, both•as it reacts t. the study of the poets, and the amelioration of socie:y, Ia seze, with avidity, and managed with address. It is one of the bey Works of the kind. and will no doubt be generally read by those fur whom It is intended —Mornkly Review. Also, by the same Author, I. Letters on the Importance of the Female ties, with Obier. v;tions on their Manners and Edaeation, -price 4s. in boards. 2. The Terra Incognita of 'Auden:hire ; with Observation., Moral, Descriptive, and Historical, in original Leiters, wilt, er p , :rposety for the Improvement of Youth. Foolseu., London: Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pate.- easter-row. FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon fails an easy victim. To re move the Disorders arising !rout fashionable gaieties and to restore ' the debilitated constitution is the result of oar study and experi ence, and we trust that thirty years' successful practice in this pectiliarbranch of our profession gives us a decided superiority over every other Practitioner. In recent cases of Syphilitic Infee thin, a perfect core is completed in the short period of two days, and in those oases of a more complicated nature, where other practitioners have failed of &meccas, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the 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 eve prescribe possess the incttimable power of renovating the most lebilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of youth, or by a residence in hot or unhealthy climates, too seden tary a life, ter too close an application to study, excessive grief, in ii"liciuus tsar .f mercury, itc. or should it proceed from an babi. coal tendency to consennptlon, these our restoratives will produce ' the happiest affects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer lacing Health, Strength, and Spirits ; and even to the aged and ' ahem our plan of treatment will afford relief and - comfort, by ;trimly and safely invigorating the system. Numerous cases of Strictures have been, anti are daily under .or care, the total eradication of "'bleb is effected by a safe, ere. ain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ' . ilo pted. he weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from I his complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to •eund and vigorous health. Patients of either Sex may consult us with the greatest honour, irlicacy, and secrecy, at our house, No. iu7, Hatton Garden. Patients in the Country, describing their CAW, and enclosing t remittance for Advice gild Medicines, the same will bas sent to dt parts of the world. CURRIE dial CO. Surgeons, Na 107, ticton Garden. MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 181 i. BRISTOL, AnOUST 13, 1817. By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majc.ty's Customs, TO BE SOLD BY AUC On Tucson's., the 2d day of September, Isl 7, in the Long Room of the Custom House, r finer o'Llinf- in the Afternoon, THE UNDEIt-MENTIONED GOODS. 1.19 Yards Foreign Stained Paper, I Foreign Silk Scarf, 2 Dozen Pairs Foreign Leather Gloves, Gibs. rea, 41 maiden' :9 Bushels Coal, 18 Yards Foreign Silk Lace, 37 Yard. Rib• ben, 12 Pots Rouge, 5 Gallons Wire, 287 Matts, 1291b5. Cho colate, 90 Deal Boards, 70 Pairs Leather Shoes and Boots, va rious sizes-58 Flasks Ballad Oil, i Mahogany Liquor Case, 5 Musquets, about :3cwt. Musco. Sugar, 411hs. Tamarinds, 151 be. Coffee, 20 Deal Statincheons, 2 Bags Cassava Flour, 58,000 Horns, and 1 Boat.--Also, Theunder-tnentioned Goo;ls, having bin in Warehouse up- wards of three months ineustamed: 32 Ban Iron, 1 Butt Dug Fish Oil , 1 Hhtl. 68 Calls. Portugal Wo!, 1 Portrait, 1 Case 1g empty Bottles, t BauJle Sticks, arid to Marts. Partieslam may be known, by applylrg at the Warehouse- It..eper'e Odic; on Monday, the I it, and on the morning of the Day of Sa'r, brtwetn the hours of ten and one o'clock. N.B. The Silk Scarfs, Gloves, and Ribbon, will be sold for exportation. ADVOWSON OF HIS FON. NLAR CAMBRIDUE. TO SOLD, ADVOWiON BE of the VICARAGE of HISTON SHIN 1' ANDREW, and SHIN I' E THEL. DRED, rituated about Four Miles from Canthridgr. The entolumen.s of this Vicarage arlie from about Two Hun. drrd and I Acre, of good Land, which have been set out and allotted, in lieu of all Eccle-iabtical Dues 411 , 1 Payments (except Easter Offerings, Mortuaries, and Surplice Fees) now Let at about #:600 per Annum. The present Incumbent is about 64, and in an ill state of health. Application niay be made to Mews. Braderip, Melliar, and Co. Wells, Somerset ; if by Letter, it must be poi .paid. REV. W. RINGLET'S BOTANY. This day was published, in l'2mo. price 4s. 6d. plain, or Ts. 64 coloured, A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION TO BO LA. TANY ; illustrated by Reference'', under each Definition, to Plants of easy access, by numerous Figures; and comprising a Glossary of Botanic Terms. by the Rev. W. RINGLET, A.M. F.L.S. Author of Anittal Biography, /ke. • Printed fur Rest Fenner, Paternoster-row. MR. COLERIDGE'S LAY SERMONS. This day was published, 'I I H E STATESMAN'S MANUAL; or the Bible IL the best Guide to Political Skill and Foresight. A Lay Sermon, addressed to the Higher Cla s s : , o f Soety; with at Appendix, containing Comments aid Essays connected with the Mindy ut the Inspired Writings. Ey S. F. Esq. es. sewed. " Blessed are ye that sow beside all waters" A SECOND LAY SERMON, addressed to the Middle Clics ars at Society,on the distin c t Distresses and Discontents. Ey S. I'. Coleridge, Esq. eve. .ss. sewed. M Infidelity had been known in Eileen," before it was impor ted fruns France, but it bad made no progress. These were no opinions to make their fortune in this country. A philo4ophy of home grown, however, came to ifs aid, which, deriving every thing front without, led the way for grog, in :10 - 133s:11, vac h all its pernicious ooneequei,ces. This subj.:et kis been treated wall great abibty by Mr. Coleridge iu his Lay Sernuois.''—ijaarterly Review, April, lull. Printed for Rest Fenner, Paternoster-row. PASSAGE BETWEEN DOVER AND OSTEND. Ills NIAPISTOS PACKETS, PRINCESS CHARLOT rE,EDIV.IIIO.,.ANDS ' LORD DUNCAN, E. R. P ascoe , S Commanders, reenhtly horn n vßtt to OSTIENO, and front OSTEND to DOVER on WEDNESDAYS and bATURDAY:;, on which d a y s the Mail arrive; at Dover at One ti Cluck P.M. and at Osteml the Mad is made up at Noon. The Commatticrs of the above Packets beg leave Must re spectfully to inform the Nobility, Centry, at d Public hi general, that their Vessels have been fitted up expressly for Pastemayrs, the utmost care having' been taken to resider their accontmoda 'lon-. in every n.%pect agreeable. They Batter themselves.' from the perfect knowielge they have of the Harbours on the Coast of France, Flati.!ers, &c. front the marked artention of their Steward.. and the well-known soundness of their Vessels, to give every sat i ae t l'a,Leta are also well calculated to take Carriages and Horses. FROM SdiTUßaeir GAZtITE—. At the Covrt at Carleton-tvuse, the 17th of Auo, st, It wti ordered that the Parliament, prorneued to Mon day the ?.5:.1 in.tant, be further prorttel.e.l to 114111.3ay :I L I 01 November.— I i; a.° coo: Ails a neclaration, that Bris tol is a fir ani prop 1' port far the .1. po.it of goofs Imported from the East ludo:s, uthler the pr.)vi,* of th: .Ijd tiro. 111. cap. 53. hilLil'AßY ntomoTioNs. wAit-to.Ficr. AVOLNT 16. 4th Regiment of Dra , non Guards—Cornet North Ludlow Bea mish to be Ltentoe nit, by purchase, vice 1.1-1 ridge, who retires. sth Ditto—lt-Awls We•tetira, Geist. to be eufact, by purchase, vice I...c'e.e,i , toinAted. Ith Regiment of Dra.:anne—Cornet Bicknell Coney to be Lieu• tenant. cies. Gregory, pro - unwed in the 53d Four. 13th Regiment of Light Dtagoom—Licutenant George Doherty to be Captain of a Froop, by purchaise. vice Holmes, who re tires; Cornet John Atherttn to be Lieutenant. by purl hate. vice Doherty ; John Putt, Gent. to be Cut net, by purchase, vice Atherton. 15th Ditto—Cornet Barham Livint, front the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Lienteteint, by porchase. vice Carr. promo:el. 20th Ditto—Licuten.:l.: llon. John Massey. from the half-ray of the Ist Drag...ilia, to Lieuteitant, vice Not:. George Wiilum Maury, who eiLhatilei, receiving the diftercoce. 3d Regiment of Foie --Ft.ii:;n Lsiitt ii. Browne, from the litif pay of the 2il Greek Light Infantry, to be Eusign, vice bitch* de Courcy, "„ exchat ;;es. Bth Pitto--Lieutenant Thomas Price to be Adjutant, vice Street, who resigns the Adjuiantcy only. 18th DittO—Lieutenant Oliver St. George, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice L Gordon, who exchanges. 33d Ditto— Liruteitasit James Furlong, front the halt :my of the Reg.:nem, to be Lieutenant, vice Joint Archbold, who ea charges, receiving the diderence. 58th Ditto—Lieut-tiant Philip Smith, front the half pay of the 57th Regiment, to be Licutenam, vice C. ileory 4tou i fitun, who etch 67th Dam—Lieutenant Jns:ph Everett, from Ralf-pay of the Regiment, to br Lietiiriciitt, vice Welle,ley Ale,lti utt , who exchanges, r.ctiving the i'ifferettee. 77th Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Dowling, from the half•pay Oftbe 87th Putt, to be Lieutenant, vice Rich.trd l'eaclithcr, who exchanges, receiving the dd. 93dDitto-I.ietitetiant O'Meara, from the St!, !Prot India Regiment, to be Lieut, tart, v:cPll.svid who . . tete; upon ot . the sth West lialio Regiment ; see jr pit-Major Jame; %loather, to be Qa.irter.Master, vice 'MUkUy, yam is pl.wed ens the retire) list on toll 15... With Ditto—Agnew Champs's', Gent. to be kitisiga, by pur elt.l.e, vice Pro.tur Royal Yolk Itaii;ers —Lieutenant •Colonel William Smelt. from the 1034 Foot, to ho Lireiten.iiit-Colus:el, vier Vat:law ztew • on, who retire. up3o tier halt:pay or air STorr—Alajor %1' :atom wi• I letridft, l'eansia•at Quarter-blaster-Gem...it, to he ilepot gti...r;ti , ALLater-Gr..e• rJI to the Fortes visit in the Ntraiiere.iikan, with the rank tel Lteutetiata-ColJael in the Army, vice Lieut. Colonel Ryvas. BANKRUPTCIEi ENLARGED. - - - Sept. Sc 7. Thonsr• Frw•rll, We of l.eed►, awl since of Old-street, St. Lukr's, surgeon ai.d apothecary•, at ten, at thsedhall. BANKKUP I CIFS SUPERSEDED. William Fisher, 40 II mmt-Placc, Lambeth, and &leant England Hughes, now or late us its I.:01.-iqUalr, FRAUD PREVENTED. rl l O counteract the many attempt s that ar e d a ily A. made to impose on the unwary a spurious compiidition in stead et the Gamma Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they ars induced to adopt a new Label, In which their 97, High Holtr.rn, - • • is placed K. conspicuously, that they mug an attention to this, and the d.fference of the type, which is unlike all I.tter-prep, will enable purchasers at, once to detest the invosition. "Lhe Real Japan BLACKING, ma.!e by DAY and NIAR I . IN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Potties at 64.15. anal Is. 04. each, had a copy of the Label left with ail Venders. DAY ♦ND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. For STRANGUARY, DROPSY, CRAW: I. OBS FRUC TIONS in the URINARY PASSAGE, DIABETES, and GENERAL WEAKNESS. NVESSEL'S 'JESUIT'S DRors. In his Ma. jetty's Navy these Drops hare for nearly 100 years put maintained their character us a specift tot thy Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Stganguary, We.kness and Obstructions In the Urinary Passage, and General Debility; hut particularly for their absolute awl speedy cure of the Venereal Disease t Wessel'! Jesuit's Drips and Specific Rented are the col) , safe and expedidous Cure, and are so innocent in their nature, as to require Intl- or no restraint. As a restorative for Central Debility, Wester, Jesuit's Drops have been long imown and esteemed; whether : h e Debility arises from the too copious use of Mercury, from excess et Venery, or intense heat of Climate, they are equally serviceable:—such as have the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Gleets, Sr. Initial Effusions, or any Weakness of the Kidteys, Ureter, or Blad der, Diabetes, or difficulty of making water, will experience a complete cure by due perseverance. The great object to be attended t t is, that Purchasers should I be careful in having the true and genuine Preparation, as the tin ' safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehoods, are se numerous, that the Proprie tors request every purchaser to ask for Wessees I eSUIT's ntOrs• CAUTION —Tilt genuine Wessex's Jesuit's Drops are ipclosed in a Kick stamp, not an imitation of a stamp; with the following engraved thereon : "Joseph Wesasl, St. Paul's Church-yard," Price 2s. ad. per beak, and in large bottles, containing ten small, ea.—Sold by Sanger, Oxford street ; Ward, Holborn ; Tao, Exchange; Bracebridge, opposite London Docks. _BANKiII Same! .:!yaw, late of Madeira, and now of Loam, merchant, dealer and chapntar, to ourrett.kr Atigu.t sertensbor votott f7,at t n, at Guildl.•all. Attorney, Mr. bliblott, Cht:al•s-de. John W . olower" late of S....6ortl.l.arteasi.ire, common brewer, &errata! de.gen.iti, iept. i s, and two, a: the l'aface Jun, Mmiellester. Attorniett, !Ur. Kerhaw, Manchester; or Metsrs. Hurd, Shaw, and hetinsos, Temple, loinhut. Thomas Johnson of Billy Mill, Tyncmoutts, Northumberland, miller, ales er chaptican, Anus! tieptenther 2, and 67, at ekyen. at the George Inn. Newcastle-upou. I pie. Anomie% Messrs. Bell and lirodrick, 104, eltrap.ale, Loudon; or Mr. Seymour, Newcastle- upun- I yne. Chaska Hattl.ury. late of Aortditch, distiller, dealer and chap. man, Augm.t .9, te, anti Sep!. t.', at eleven, at Guilch.all— Blew*. Watton and Glicidon, Wallet's 1141, Ba airshall street. Wlßiant liattinory, late of Shnrcditch, distiller, sleller and chap. man, Am.tott 19, a! rirvett, At.guo v 6, and Srlor. 27, At twelve, at Gundbail. At tot ilk*, Menu. Walton and Giallo% Girdles& Hall, Bastughail.screet. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Sept. 8, Wni. Hole, Winton, apothecary, at eleven. Sept. 8, John Hughes and Richard Clalien, of Storringtoc, common brewers, at twelve. Sept. 8, Henry loom, of Deptford, taylur, at twelve. Sept. 6, John Oliver Green, Bath, wine and spirit mer chant, at ten. Sept. u, John Wellington Haywood, N'i.rt:furd court. and Manly-place. Surrey, btock-broker, at nine. Sept. 8, James Lande,Tokeutioase-yard, merchant, at one. Atliabt 26, John Harvard, Chiswell•street, ebbiainan, at eleven. August 13,1 John Mader, Robert Boyd, and Edward Stewart, inn:monger- 1 lane, merchants, at eleven. Sept. 8, Christeyher Huffana and W. Henry Huffam, Liniebouse, ship-ehassdlers, at eleven. Sept. 13. John Neale, Aliik-street, wholesale linen-draper, at ten. Sept. 6, Samuel Benson, Houndsdircb, cloths-salesma. i . at eleven. Nov. 8, Thomas Kitten, ' Star-cuutt Bread-street ....nor, at eleven.— Sept. 9, Michael Hanly, of the Mitre, Mitre-coact, F:eet-s rem, tavern-keeper, at eleven. Sept, 16, Isaac 'Findle. Mtuuries, linen draper, at ten. Sept. IS, Charles Squire, of Furnivars•liin•eourt, printer, at ten. Sept. 6, John M'Clary, Calcutta, and Salisbury street, ctrand, merchant, at eleven. Sept. 13, 1 IMAM Pyne, of Horselydown, loather-seller, at ten. Sept. 11, Wm. Macdowal Tartt, of Old Bread -street, merchant, at one. Sept. 20, Robert Edwares, of Great Surrey-street, Uneri-draper, at one. Sept. a 3, Win. Hayter, Basing-lane, Iron-founder, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept, 20; Win. Cranston, of Hull, lines-draper, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Sept. IS, James Reitey, of Manche,ter, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog inn, Manchest e r. Sept. 8, Fran cis Carhuit, the er and younger, and Wni. Sayl.ff, Manches ter, calico-printer., at. eleven, at the Cuert-house, Leeds. Sept. 9, Charles Gould , Kingston Farm, D orset , y eoman , a t eleven, at the Greyhound, lilandfard Forum. CERTIFICATES--Sr rr. 6. - Samuel Wrigglestvorth, of Barnet Common, farmer. Leeds A. Lichlarrl, of LanghostrneChambers, merchant. Mark Tetley, of Leeds. wool‘rapler. Richard Dradman llaywar 1. of Plymouth- Dock, grocer. Wm. Wharton. Manchester, Outifoutider. Francis Dukinheld Aoki, of Dukinfield, dealer and chapinan. Thomas Parry, Kingron, painter and glAzier. John Mears, Stourbriev i butcher. Willnng illy Willey, Leicester, dealer. Esra barb-r, Yarmouth, Norloile,dcalet in perfnrarry and milr9rj. William l'raer, fitetpr, lieuisl-fterckr . 1 . 110 , 13%, (,011:1/111:4, o: a.rnli , g:zurs, carrier, Z.:111:r a;:, PR'CL SEvr•.r-rrrcr.. F l i ENcll ipiipL PARIS, AUGUST 14. The Moeiteerr contains the following Ordonnance: ORDONNANCE OF THE KING. " Lou;., by the ,;race of Goo, King of France and Navarre, to all to whom thew prc4enta Nitall come, greeting. " The seal and firmness which our Coons and Tribunals have lately manifested for the maintenance of public order. has de:erved our approbation. But our heart has been pained by the punishments awar ded by justice and the laws against trto many indivi duals, who, in different parts of the kingdom, have been led into criminal disorders by the scarcity and high price of the necessities of life. We feel it ne cessary not to confound these unfortunate persons with the perverse men who have endeavoured in some Places to instigate them to excesses, the infallible re. suit of which is to aggravate their mis-ry and to in creasc the embarrassments of the State. " Ve r ik!ii the order of the seasons brings the wished. for p-riod of harvest, and puts an end to the miseries Of the year, we cannot better prove our gratitude for the bounty of PitoVIOENCE, than by r.2storitig to their families and employments n:en rather misled than criminal. In extending to them the plenitude of our clemeocy, we are desirous that th_y may be able to share the Joe of our beloved subjects, and join their prayers to tltose which we shalt son address to IIEAVEN, for the prosperity of the State during that -uccession of religious days, one of which, Already so solemn, is rend.•red more particularly resp-ctable to France by the vow of Louis XIII. while the other is set apart by the Church for the celeb-ation of the sa cred memory of one of our august ancestors. " For these reasons, oo the report of our Kteper of tl e Seals, Minister Secretary of State for the Depart meet of Justice, " We hive decreed and decree as follows: " 1. Flat And comp!• to amnesty is named to such of our subjects und• . rr prosecution, cr ....enteece to car.. rectional punishments, for misdemeanor* into which they I►ave been led by tl.e scarcity of provisions, flows the Is: September, I Siti, to the paeseut Jay. 4"rhose who are confined in mention of their sentences, or have brew apprebeade l l for such nrisde mea►slns, shall, by virtue of the present amnesty, Is= set at bile► ty immediately, unless they be detained for other causes. Those, however, who hor: been placed umfersurverdarice by their sentences, shall call remain so. " All prosecutions ag ►iaa those who have slot yet bren delivered over to justice, though accused of the mine rn►sdcmeanors, shall cease. N 2. Persr.ns who, having been previnuslj con. demned ter crimes or mic.letbeanors, have been guilty ut C.ctu a wcond tone, are excepted lro.? t!►e prestbut • 3. Our lieerer of the Seals, Minister Secretary o t it ,t e tor the Department of Justice, is charged w►ih the execution ot the present Ordoonanee. Uhr.w at Pasia, at the Palace of the Thadtetit, the ISth o Argue, in the year of Grace, ISt:, and ot our reign the zsd. (signes!) " Lout.. " Ily the kin!, " The Ecerer of :be Mmtster Smeary of Sot% " PAS2UI:3I.. Mid Arne ale Cosse th si4c. aged 2S, has entered the o:der ot Nuns 01 Ca.vary, *nose discipline is pte• ci►rly that of tl e . r. a;•pi:ts among man. A let.er trout New York, dsted July 5, at length fully confirms the rep.•st of tne insanity of M. LI. :wilt St. Jcat► J'A:•4ely. Alter several acts of civ.-Ity to a poor It sitch girl, whom Le calls his itiece, he was twice locked up iu the Lunatic Asylum; and At bit a Jury And A Decree of the American Chan eery declared that be was incapable of n►a:nrtgttog his affairs, and AppoildeJ as his guardians Messrs. Chi. VOL and Real. The latter, who WAS Itc..wspierre's public accuser, and tent at least %MAO innocent hu. must beluga to the gui'fotine dimity his infamous ca. reef., i► WOW bcCOSIlle tb's miserably poor as to subsist by sulli:)g the A ateric as patinae% and liqueurs of his OV/a 01.1 k, lig. lie now complains that his employers, Rohcipteire And Cason, :weer paid I ' even she wages a journeyman buLcher for tho:4 ue guillo. tuts d fsrtn.tn. In consequente of the late promotions to the Cu• ditialate. there use now laity wren vacancies in the sacred College. The tali iiiiiiiber is 70. . AUGUST S. On the 2d of this month her Royal Highness the consoft of Prince William of Prussia was safely deli vered of a Prince. Accounts from St. Petersburgh Mate, that his Royal Highness Prince William, who had u:.happily been bitten by a dog, was tictti❑g better. SUOCKIIOI.XL JULY 21 The affair of D. Eergelin, and of Ole school.naster T lue (ut Wisberg, in Gothl•ind, who on the 2-eth of June, the King's birth-day, dratik tare health of Gus. tavus V.), having gone thr:io:;11 all the Courts, has been definitively decided by ine Supreme Tribunal. Tuis Tribunal has coal:rifled the fwntence of the tn. feriur Courts, which c , mdenuied the criminals to the loss of honour, property, and life. His Majes t y, however, at the ii:tetcessiol , 1 the Crown Prir:e, has been graciously ileased to spare their honour, their prope-ty, and their li:e, and to commute the punishment into temporary imprisonment. • COPENHAGEN, tYousr Y. The Queen and her !loyal Highness the Crew Princes, and the Princess %Vili,rittirina , dep.ined :rout Fredericksberg yesterday morning, and tSe at six iu the astern on, aU:er a meeting of t!.e Council of srAte. On the 2WI) July, the Denmark, of 74 guns, was launct.gd in the ptesetice of their Ntay.:sties. The press n 1 people was so great, that the ualiistrades of a hrit'g:• were broke, and betw..en 20 and So persons tell into the water ; they were all S.IVt eSC:in three; several young sea officers Jtidottiers ;lunged into the sea, and materially ctintisbuted to save them. A suoaltern of the 3d Regiment was unfortunately drowned after having saved two persona. A new frigate of 4 guns it also butkleng, and will be