Star. — London, England, 1817-06-25 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS, JUNE 13. Cdrrox.—The demand for Cotton continues very Efoited ; the sales since our last little exceed 600 p acka g es—•stt»ll parcels of Pernams were disposed of at 2•. to 2s. Ind. Mar anhams at 23d. Minas 21.1 d. Demerares 2s. to 25.-0.129 Boweds at 18d. and 2.19 Bengali 1011 to The Claegow market was very brisk last week ; the prices 1 , 1. per pound higher. The public sale of Cotton this forenoon consisted of SOO bales fair common Bengali ; the prices went rather lower, 9iJ. and 91d. Tncre is much interest excited as to when the East India Compwy will bring forward the next sale of Catoss : the general impression in the market is that it will be fixed for the 11th proximo, but no de claration has yet been made by the Company. Svosß.—The market was _last week more plenti fully supplied with Sugars ; on the Tuesday and Wednesday rather higher prices were obtained, but towards the close of the week the effect of the supply became more apparent ; purchases were made on ra ther lower tera.m. _ The market was this forenoon plentifully supplied with new Stigma ; the stocks in the warehouse have greatly increased ; the holders evince a disposition to accept of the present prices; the sales effected are in Consequence a shade lower ; the purchases conti nue confined to good parcels. There were very considerable purchases made of refined rods ; the prices were groarally higher ; the sales weir both for shipping and on speculation ; parcils continue to be contracted for to be ready some weeks hence ; the market still inadequtely supplied with retined goods, Uolasses were steady. The demand fur Foreign Sugar continues coulined tO the lower qualities, winch are rather scarce. COFFEE.—The public sales last week were exten sive ; the whole went off freely, withlut any varia tion in ti.e prices.. The stock of Coffee in London is very limited, and a very. great proportion is held by speculators who have observed the gradual dimi n:shing of the stock for a series of years, and the great increase of consumption owing to the late de pressed prices. It must he mentioned. that the West I odia plante r at present gets a Lair remunerating price it r his produce, the whole is immediately brought to rehrket, and sold at the currency of the day ; the supplies to be etpected will in consequence be very considerable ; sly! continental prices are on the ad vance, bet not in proportion with the rapid rise of the Eng.i:h markets. There was a public sale of Coffee this forenoon, it consisted of damaged descriptions ; the prices were esceeding4 high. parser Phovistobts.— There is en material alteration in the prices rtf Beef and .Pock. Bacon is still heavy. The holders of Butters evince a great disposition to get clear of the old stock of Irish Butter previous to the arrival of the new. Public sales in consequence are brought forward, at which very reduced rates were submitted to r the market is still without auy supply of new Butter. Rice.—As the prices of Rice are intimately con nected with the Corn-market, the decline in Mark lane yesterday will greatly affect the rates. Previous to the fall of the prices of Grain, accounts had been rec‘ived from France very unfavourable as to Rice ; the market became immediately heavy-210 bags Brazil Rice, by public tale, went at 425. to 436. the prices of Carolina are entirely nominal. The last realized rate in this market was 51s. but we should suppose no prices Lear that rate could now be realized. SVICES.— Ptpper has bon in good dtanand ; for Company's 7-Id. - and if 1. has been given ; for Pri vilege 7d. to 7 3 J. has barn give.t. line Cloves sold at 3s. sd. By public sale, this forenoon, 557 bags East India Ginger, 4 s. Sd. to 45i. Toxaceo.—There is not much alteration in the prices of Tobacco. Very considerable parcels are shipping to France for the late contract ; the traile arc also purchasing lot the home consumption, chiefly the low qualities ; Cie most coniiderable sales lately are from 70. to Bd. Ott.s.—The Greepland Oil of this year's fishing rinnot be expected at market for two months ; some disposition has been evinced to make contracts ; the purchasers o,ffer low prices—the holders look for high ones. Southern Oil utivaried. Sperm has advanced al to AV. which is rather uncommon at this season. Rape Oils are lower. Asim.s.—The prices of Pot Ashes are rather higher; very little Russia at market. Pearls unvatied. NAVAL STORES.TIICre are no further arrivals of Rough Turpentine. Spirits are higher on account of the advance at Liverpool. Tar in limited request; parcels of Stockholm are scarce. In Pitch or Rosin there is no variation. Haw FLAX, AND TAI,tOW.The prices of Fo reignPallow are a shade higher. Flax without any variation. The limited sales of Hemp are at prices a shade lower. litxtf, BRANDY. AND Hottutrais.—The supply of Rum being considerably increased, the demand to wards the close of last week became more limited, and as the change in the Cora-market is supposed to pioduce, an effect on the prices of Rum, the market lesterday and tS.dity may be stated exceedingly heavy ; indeed we have beard of no purchases what. ever, and were sales forced in the present' state of the market, a decline Must be submitted to; but as no actual sales have taken plade, the prices are unvaried. Brandies are also unvaried. Geneva is without any variation. • It appears, by the Dul;iin Papers, that in conic. quence of the riots in that city, arising from the high prices of provisions, the LORD MAYOR issued a Pro - charm:ion, on Thursday last, requiring the inhabit tants to remain within their respective habitations iron nine o'clock each night till six in the morning, arfe directing all public houses to be shut during those hours. AGRICULTURE. -.-it is curious to imagine what must have been the face of this country prior to the reign of. Henry VIII. at which period seem first to hare been introduced a great proportion of those fruits and flowers' which now adorn our fields, gardens, and orchards. Until then cherries and currants were un known ; no mulberries, nor even clover grass, were any where to be met with—to say nothing of the potatoes. In fact, elegance must have been unknow n , and even comfort but little attended to. FROM LIST NIGHT'S G.IZET7Z. CROWN OEFICE, JUNE 24. Members returned to serve in chi.. pro.ent Parliament: Borough of Chlppenham—John Mail Lind, ~f Woodford Hall, hi the !aunty of Essex, Esq. in the mom of the Might Hon. Ro bert Peel, who has accepted ihe Chiltern Hundreds. Borough and Parish of Ihickinghani—Lieu-triant-Colottel the Honourable James Hamilten Stahhop, of the Grenadier Guards, in the room of the Honourable - eh Fortescur, com monly called Lord Eking:on, who hag accepted the Charm Hundreds. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAlt orrice, 2.1., 1817. The undermentioned OiTteers to have a re,, of rook in the Army, having been omitted in former rtconintendations for special service* In the field: BREVET. MAJORS—Martin Leggart, of 33ila Foot ; George M`Leod, of the Royal Engineer.; Robert Lavpion, of the Royal Artillery; James Hughes, of the I h. Is Light Dragoon. ; Bainbridge, Permanent Assi,tant-Qtirtter•Master•Gereml ; (;enrge Mat. lay, ball pay 14th Foot; Roller. Ariveyll, of the 4th ; George Baron During, lull-pay King's Gerisian Leg;on ; G. G. Fehraen„ of the 53d•Foot ; William Power, of the Royal Ar tillery ; Kenneth Snodgrass, half.p.-4 of the Puringutsc Ser vies; William, Balvaird, of the Rifle Brigade; Sir James R. Colleton, Bart. Royal Staff Corps; Stoirtoolos Srrettoo, of the 40th loot; Thomas F.. Napier, half.pay is! the Clia.seJrs ' Britanniques; Nathaniel Thou., of the 3d Foot; Wiaiatn irlenry Sewell, of the 60th Foot; William Dunbar, of the With Foot; William Lindsay Darling, on hilt-pay of 2d Garrison Battalion ; 'Fisachwell, of the 15;ii Light Dragootirl Alexander Macdonald, of the Roysl Artillery ; and Henry Durnaresque, on the half-pay of tie Ettil Foot—To be LIEU TENANT-COLONELS in the Army. CAPTAINS—Edwzrd Knox, of the 3lst Font; William Moray, ado: Isth Light Dragoons; Henry Rainey, of the 55th Foot; William C. Holloway, f the Royal Eutneers ; Nathaniel Gkdo ties, ofthe ',sib Foot ; John llabington, of the 14th Light Dragoon.; 14:r fume! Fchersley, of lle Kriyal Draipon..; Henri S.iisiL Blatickley, of the scid Foot ; 'lliornLi H. Browne, ou atilt-pay of the 234 Fort; Daniel Bot.chler, of the Royal Artillery; Henry G. Macleod, of the r;fith ttr.t ; Sir John Scott Lillie, of the COtli Foot ; sod Williant Ligt.t, on hail-pay ul the ueth Fallt•TO be MAJORS in the Arniy. AIA:OR Charles M'Uregor, of the 70th Feot, to be LIEUTE NAN I'-COLONEL an the Army. CAPTAINS—Ceorge West Barnes, on liniflay of the Royal Newfoundland aud Edward "11 Ai ZGCLAid, of the I:th Fout-1•u be MAJORS in the Army. • Lendim a:iti Westminster Light Horse Volunteers—i William Merry, (hut. to be Cornet, vice StreatbAd, who resigns. Conimiseiogis in die Royal Ftleshire Yeomanly cavalry, signed by theLotil I.ieutenant of the County a Hie. To be I.leuteuants—ChaMs Maitiaul Chrascir, and Andrew Johnston, Gents. To be Comets—Lord Viscount lialgonie. and' David D)ewar, Gent. Conmsission in the Prince Regent's Regiment of Cheshire Yeo thaury Cavalry, sighed by the I.orci Lieutenant of the Comity /':flume ol Chester. .Ihosnatittlautltr, Gent. to be Lleuttnatit. OXFORD ClEtCill Before Mr. Justicel'AKK, and Mr. Baron GAIROW. iNgkshire--Aluitirty, .I‘.ly la, at Ab.n3don. patur(olurr—Wri:lies4l.4y. the 16th, at Oxford. Woreesteraure—Datur‘ay, the 12th, at Wurcrauer. City of Worcester—Saute day, at the City of Worcester. bialfureshire—r hurday, the 2iith, at Stafford. bhroptlire—Weduesday, the 30th, at rhrevesbury. threturd,hire—Tuesday, Ausost Stli, at. Hereford. Moomouthshire—Tuesday, the 12th, at Monmoui h. Gloucestershire—Saturday, the 16th, at thouce4ter. City of Gloucester—Saute day, at the City ut WESTERN CIRCUIT. Southampton--Tuesday, July 15, et the Caole of Winchester. Wilts—Saturday, I ftth, at Neva Sump. Lionet—WecitiewdAy; the 23d, at Dorchesier. Devon—Saturday, the with, at the Canle of Exeter. City and County of PArtti—Same day, at the Guildhall-of Ore City of Exeter. • Curuwall—Mouday, August 4, at Bodmin. Somerset —Saturdei; tkevth, at Bridgewater. City and County of Bristol—Saiureay, thu 16tb, at the build hall of the Cu y of Bristol. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Coleman, of Leominster, Herefordsh:re, money-scrivener. ns. Road., Luc ut OVord, grocer, dealer and clap:nen. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Grange and Firley Dunn, of Petely Bridge, Yorkshire, juicers sad s.abinef-makers, to surrender Isly 7, at have, July 8, and August 5, at eleven, at the Rob:n loud Inn, York - Attornies, Mr. Richard Addison, Staple Inn, London ; or Mr. Robert Clayton, York. Edward Forster, of Rieltergate, near Carlisle, Cumberland, gro cer, dealer aid chapinait, July 9, 4, and August 5, at eleven, at the !lush lon, Carlisle. Anoraks, Mr. Clennell, Staple's lop, London, or Mr. Saul, Charles Mackenzie, formerly of Barbadoes and Martinique, and now or late of DeLihai-street, Westminster, merchant, Lily 5, 12, and August 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burnley, Church•court, Walbrook. • Jeremiah laic, of Carlisle, hook-printer, dealer and chapman, July 10, 11, and August 5, at eleven, at the Green Dragon Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Birkett, Cloak-lane, London ; or Mr. Blow, Carlisle. Alexander Bennet:, of Sherrard-street, Gol.3en-sqiare, talor, draper, dealer and chayman, June 28, July 5, and August 5 11 at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Avisun and Whee ler, UB. Castle street, Holborn. Thorms Trafford, of Kirtlington, Oxfordshire. coll•dealer, dealer and chapiasan, Ju.y 7, at seven, July to, and August 5, at ten, at the Angel, Woodstock. Attornies, Mr. l'homas sey, Chipping Norton; or Messrs. Lowe. and Cowburne, Temple, London. James Monk, of Chaddineton, Herts, cattle-dealer, July I; It, and August 5, at twelve, at. Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Cole man, Furnival's Inn, Holborn. William jOhnson the elder and Thomas Jolinsvm, of Liverpool, Coach-makers and cepartners, July 30, 31, and August 5, at one, at the Geergs Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mi. Charles Erd, Liverpool. Robert Bill the younger, of Wolverhimptoe, Starordshire, car. rim., dealer and ehapman, July 7, a• See, July 5, and Augnst,s, at eleven, at the Red IAo:. inn, Nes:purt, S tiu;,, Atiornios, Mr. MUMS, Newport; or Messrs. il.rnliow and A!bau, Lia coin's Inn, London. Robert Eiger, of Burham Westgate, NorTolk, grocer and draper, Ju:y 10, a: ilx, July 11, and Angus: .5, at clever, at the Fea thers Inn, Holt. Attornies, Mr. %Val. W ithers, kin. ; or Messrs. BalLachey and Bridger, Ao L tl-cour , b:ogworkutt- Street. Loudon. William HenNrson, of Great Saint Helet•'s, London, merchant, July 5,8, arid August 5, at ten, at Gutl,:nal'.. Attorney, Mr. Atclieson, Urea; Vi luck:bur-street, Broad-street. George Simpson, of Upper Grosvenor street, Grosvenor -equate, n urine r, stealer and chapnian, June 28. lily 3, and August 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturuey, Mr. Healing, Lawrence lane, I.ondon. William Lowe, of Birmingham, victualler, dealer and chaptnans July s, 9, and August 5, at twelve, at the Wompack, B.ttning- Lan. Anomie", M . Alexander and Hoene, New Inn, I.ontion : or Mr. Thomas Lane Parker, Birmingham. William Fisher, of Union-place, Lambeth, and Edward Erglard Hughes, Red Llon-square, merchants, July 1,8, Aug 3, a t eleven. Attornies, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, Bishopsgate street. William Prior, Locks-bottois, Kent, Innkeeper, Jane 88, July 8, and August 5, at ten. Attorney, Mr. Addis, Park -street. AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in ENGI.AND and WALES: from the returns ending the kith of Juice , 1817. Wheat. Rye Barley. (ht.. Batas. PM. I. 4. I s. d. I s. I s. I d- L 11. a. ill 6.5 8 55 30 SMR sall The average Pike c.t Sugar, computed trout the returns made itt dm. week emits% the 141a1 at Jam:, is Co. 14. per cwt. , THE ARMY. The first division of the 2d (R. N. B.) dragoons, under orders for Scotland, will march from Caner. bury on Friday rext. and be followed by the second 'on Saturday : the remainder of the regiment wia qu it the Ems' District about the llth of July next. Thursday the Seth R-ginrert, or Conraught Ran gers, at present lying in Edinburgh Castle, were reviewed in Burntsfield-Links, by Major-General HOPS. This fine body of men went through their various evolutions with great precision and ala crity, and the Gcner el expressed his entire approba tion of their discipline and soldierlike appearaece. This gallant regiment, in the course of the last thir teen.}ears, has served in every quarter of the globe. The Gentlemen Cadets at the Junior Department of the Royal Military College were lately inspected and examined, in presence of General the Lad oh RosiLYN, Lieutenant-General Sir H. OAKES, Sir H. CALVERT, the Honourable Sir A. Here, the Go vernor; Major•GenelA Sir WILLIAN GORDON ;•••••• Colonel BtruEtt, the Lientenart-Goverror ; and Sir H. Dovatm, the Commandant of the Senior De partment. Among the C 4dets examined were, trats,7v-xee, T. Hadwin, H. Coghlen, J. Clrruthrrs, W. l e whs. ) ... Mui ray, R. TAgglrt, A. Murray, W. H. Rozer., R. J. Ca*rie, G. G. lA'ard.ot R. Jat.n.4, Jel:, J. B. Nixon, R. Nfiy-t l , W. Go9.!e, It. l t wursby, F. Moore, E. Hunt, E. Fred, J oiikrow, R. Stemtrt, ,!over, M. Dirtzett4, litooke, 19. Maoay, J. liner'te, J.. %%ranter, W. J. Porter, F. J. Coormay, G. Etude, I. 0. Grier, P. Gnomes. —Some of th e se were examined in all, and others in particular branches of the course of eductticn, which comprehend Mathematics, Fertiticati , ,n, Military and Landscape Drawin,l, History, Geography, the Latin, German, and Frerch Tongues, &c. The young Gentlzmen acquitted themselves in a manner which appeared to give general satisfaction, and was higialy creditable to their own abilities, as well as to those who superintend, and are concerned in their education. hlaiw-General HAMILTO/ gave a grand Fete at Croydon Barracks, on Thursday last, to nearly 200 fashion:ll)k%, ill commemoration of the glorious Vic tory of Waterloo. Perhaps not the least gratifying circumstance to the company who attended this fete, was the sight of the soldiers of the Corps with their wives and children partaking of a plentiful dinner, with an ample quantity of porter, provided by the liberality of the General, under a capacitius marquee, placed in a paddock in front of the Barracks. ThV festivities of the day concluded with a brilliant dis play of fire-works, in an adjacent meadow. The anniversary of the gloritais victory of Water loo, was not passed over by the Scots' Greys, sta tioned in Canterbury, and who bow so distinguished a share in the events or that memorable day, without a mark of commemoration. - A room. was fitted up at their barracks, jn which the Nan commissioned Offi cers aad Privates dined from a subscription raised by themselves. The officers Liao celebrated the day at their mess, and the evening was concluded by a dis play,. of fi reworks. Wednesday is tronp of the First Royal Dragoons, quartered at Bury St. Edmund's, assembled on the Angel Hill at twelve o'clock, and fired three vollies in commemoation of the battle of Waterloo. A space of ground near the Abbey-gate, being inclosed in with arches formed with oak and laurel, between which were placed tables prepared for the soldiers to dine at, were, at six o'clock in the evening, plenti fully supplied with toast and boiled beef and plum puddings, b 7 Mr. BoLniatto, of the Angel Inn, and the men sat down to dinner amidst an immense con. course of Spectators. After dinner they were plenti fully regaled with ale, and the officers marched the soldier& into the Angel Inn, where they passed the remainder of the evening iu the greatest harmony and conviviality., Sunday afternoon, four or five of the privates be longing to the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards went to bathe in the Thames, near Clewer-mill, when one of them getting out of his depth, and not being able to swim, was unfortunately drowned. One of his comrades, in endeavouring to save him, had nearly shared the came fate. On his way to the River, the deceased observed to his companions, that if either of them were drowned it would save him the trouble of going to the field-day on Monday. We are glad to find that very gratifying intelli gence has just arrived in town from Hayti, respecting thr success of the British System of Education. The large School lately built was opened by King Ciraterorne in person, with great state, and was taken possession of by upwards of 300 children. A Royal Proclamation then followed for establishing other Schools over the Kingdom, exclusively under I the British System. In ad,iiti',n to this the Duke of ' Saxe WEIMAR' has ordtred teachers to be sent to establish it in his dominions. Last Wednesday, the General Committee et the National Society, for the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church, held their meetiu,. at St. Martin's Vestry-kooni, present his Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY in the Chair. Nirse et Schcols mere united to the Society; amongst these was the Windsor Jutsilee School. founded by her Royal Highness the Princes ELIZABETH. The number of schools now in univii amount to one thousand and eighteen. Saturday evening several of the Noblemen and Gentlemen who received their education in Trinity College, Duhlin, celebrated the Anniversary Festival at the Thatched House l'avern, St. James's -street. At seven o'clock upwards of seveury of the highest rank in society sat down to dinner, which was served in a style of bUperior elegance, and consisted of all the delicacies of the season, with wines of the highest flavours • The Earl of DoNOVG/INIORE was in the Chaie s supported on the right hand, by his Royal Highness the Duke of CL'hIBERLAND, Chancellor of that University, and on the left hand, by the Earl of CALEDON. Artqngst the company were...— The tad of Liihnick, Lord Palmerston, Lord Torrington, Lord Mont Charles, the Bishop of Ossory, the Bight Hon. Sir G. F. lid!, Lieutenant-General Sir John Doyle, Sir William Burrou g hs, Sir William Parker Carrol, Sir John Craddock, Mr. Croker, and Arr. Thos. Moore, the celebrated Irish Hard. . Atter dinner Ma Nokia was excellently snag by Professional Gentlemen. After the usual toasts of the KING, dte. he. the Memory of QUEEN ELIZA& seem, the Foundress of the - Institution, was drank, and the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Scotland. la Goa save the King," is Rule BritaaH aria," several of the Irish Melodies, and some charm ing glees, were sung during the evening, and the' conspoy ,did tiat seEar.stt till a late hour. DRV.iDniZ, FIRE. Between the hours of twelve and one n'410,1 Monday m 'ming. the house of Mr. Jame, LV :t o, oilman, lacing Bermondsey Church, Bermin.'svy. street, was discovered to be on Fre. The ahirrn was immediately given ; the watchmen !prune: their rat. ties, and several persons atternp:ed to tor open tNg front door, The family were buried in sleep. and great apprehensions were entertained for their safety : Az length the servant maid appeared at One of e tc K indows of Ore second flour, whence the 11 rives te gan to appear, and threw hermit out into the sr!irt, by which both . her legs and both her an is w e r e braker, and her skull fractured. Sic was carr'ed inarrediarely to St. Thomas's Hospital, without 1 1- I ,e l of recovery. The Fre breaking out in the loer t r ro int of the house, which was filled with a 7. l .riCiy et busrible mat:er,. pitch, tar. tory:mile. ;:e. the u.t c il e of ci e house WAS ft)011 in Honer, and all attervpts tv rescue Mr. or Mr:. rlack,sercir taus ch:l tress, 4 1 ,1 Mrs. Blick% !lister, being the whole of the v.-ere given over. The inmates of the t-ro houses ran out naked into the street to save ;her Less. The enr!incs :mired in a rittle time zhe alarm, and providentially saved part of the bowing hotEts, but Black's h Arse, v . ".h the whole of the property, was consumes:. t beiag -v. mnurcd that Mr.-ind Mrs. Black Oro cFccted titeir escape, tilt uneasiness in teri•:.:l ter them sub sided, until a rung rnm, a lair:ems-, went up to the r!•ciard hour in the as.!;.iining vise, where he ti:tind n'r. and Mrs. Black and their two children, and Mrs. l'Ae.c:l's sister, who, it apreanti, had made their way thus far fs^n) the lea:!! of their LIWO Nlr.*and Mrs. Black were Trite dead, as was alsa the eldest child, a girl eight years of age, Alley haviar; been all suffocated. The youngest chitd was alive, sucklit t ; at the mother's breast. Mrs. Lis:.'s sister Was Ul5O sieved. Haym..!;:ng cohiniencot en Wednesday last, on bn most of the uplands, its The present fine v..c4:1,.:r his had a very mAterial effect upon the prices of Corn in All the erivinciAl Markets. On the nigh: tlf Friday se'nnight, or early on tte Saturday morning, the parish Church at Hagler, iu Worcestershire, situated in ti.e Palk of I.ard.LYrTLe• row, was entered' thcough rite• of the witulav:s by some villains, and the pulpit cover, and cushion of velvet, fringed with a heavy gold lace, stolen there. from. WATERLOO BRIDGE—Tt is hat klseete to M-. DriDD, the engineer, to state the fact, t h at the Public as obliged to him for this grand national structhre: br first forming the C. , mpany and nbteining the Ate ; and that it has been built :rem his architectural plans and designs, a d by the rtrprietort, and i:s mea - qtrements ir.sertc I in the Act ci Parliament for budd i ing t, after which ccurse t o ot'net plans confi be adopted : .tttd not as has been by mistake inserted in some paper:, from the architectural plans of ano ther person afterwards employer', whos.e pritir;2,l merit was in seehig the stone and !ime pot proptrly in their places. which is certainly done very substan tially. ft ITT LIMO PATIENTS, SeE.•-• -• !S.CnOrint. Roe, and Co. of Chlt lotte Y.onse, L.,:posite the Rev. Kos land Hill's Chapel, have estabksked a Medical Board in Woodstock , street, Oxforti-street r adjondrieNew rum, vritt, where a Physician and Surrert, Members Odle %tort Collere of London, of thirty years exterfenee, reside, and where all :he Members of the Board alternately attend. That thonsaads !nail been restored to health by them, without confirrernt, I disputable, after Itospnals had failed. Lruptons nu the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, Etc. &t. are the =l,4lw:heti of a certain complaint improperly treated.—Nlessrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at 1:o.r h homes, until sine at night.—There are side doors at each hutsse, and private roves for females. ;• The Piles and Nicola cured without cutting. Ruptured Patients attend at Charlene 1-it..4e on Mondays a7t i litidays, and at Woodstock House on We,lt•es.tays, v.let are radicafly cured of reducible Ruetures on sciertif.s and thieal principles, without surgical operation cr the least (lc ilia. hun. Patients at a distance describin; their caseolay hate tee curative process sent to any part sit dr. Kitirdont, by wtvch means they may obtain a tadb...l cure. LeDers c.rntantir.i; 41i .31- clo,ture itumeiiately attyn.l.d to. BIRTHS. Saturday se'nnight, in Chichesttr, the Lady of Cart Schulte berg, R.N. of a son. Friday se'nnight, at Deal, the Lady of Capt.Sallth,of hit Ma jetty's sloop Aitrt, of a son. Last weck, at Soutbsea, the Lady of Capt. Nuke, of Lis Majesty's ship Flitsario, of a daughter. MAR LULL). At St Georie's, lianovcr-,quart, W.P. Br igstock , of utrii combe CGUrt, Somersetshire, to : 7 ..mma Wfarpret, scroni ter of the I.,te Rev. G. H. Glasse, rector of flamed. Satan 'a,, at Maly ta•b“nite Church, Charles Pastel, Esq. if Gloce.ter-place, Porman Roam, ha the service of the Hon. Fast India Company, to Mary, Aden alanhter of the We of Dunardry, North hrstaiti. DIED. Sunday sennight, etimore f inu,c, in the I le of Purbeck, Dorsetsiiire, Wm. Clasen, F..y...- ; !,41 03; a MeLi>ttate for the county at Done t._ May 9, at 'Plymouth, Captain Manley, R.N. Wvainesday..in Portsea, of a rapi.l decline., in the 42d year ,;( Mane, Mr. Richard Conics, clerk to his Majesty's D•trk•yard. Wctint:ralay, at Richmond, Storey, the intant son ut the Rey Charles Delatusse, aged tight along's. Thursday, aged 90, Chapman (ruin, bargeman, Oatori!.l , ire. This man was a few yvar4 since rAlebrated as a t!iv,r : he seee.ne d grope (or fish in their holes in the hank, and woul.: ultra CZICia and throw out very large ones with his hand. BY HIS MAJEs l'1"S ROYAL LET Etas P AW N C. LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, in all he stages, the VENEREAL r.:NfA•:!.. One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of ane In a Fero:: case, will scan convince the rltient of the errmiut) of his :re& vecovery. Nothing ran be In It et con:ris ed, more st.te, mum convenient than this Remetly. Mr such as ace ohligts: to r j .ns.• ides or to rca, as it reeds tie confinement roc rest-a:^: ct :FA • and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has t that it will sflect a Cure Is hen repeated Salicatlur 11 methods avail nothing. Cur the Sc.•:•ey and 0:::e7 :1 Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. cs. 40,000 rersors of both stsei have been radical . J. above cruel di- orders, wittiarthe last eight years. l're:u• sold by ttw Suia Pray:lt:tors, T. CAYLUR :.•!•• of the Royal Col:eje of Snrgeots, a: their tion.lic, ••, Bridgo.stceet, ir. Boxes of oily gs. 9d each, clu:y 1-J -- N.B. Two ha* doors, and Lights In the Pasek;a4 :•• They are also sold by their appointment, with corlot:s .• at the i'ey Shop, 103, Oxford-s::eet ; Mr. risbertei?h' ,. . A. s ' rearly tiprosite the IV:aanment t• ..; Person in every considerable Toss: in Great Britan: and lie' • Advice gratis to persons taking the above, or 46ser of tSe Pique's Medici:: es. 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