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ppimpos---. . ( - 4 _ , . ctikl;ko 0 - . . • ~ .. - l'er Cent f _ . / / . A ,-; a 4 • . .3 0 ' • i _ ..._-_-,4 t ,,, Q4A0 . ~ - - ... et 1. ..% . 4i'T . - • . c i , 'li • '-'‘ ' ' '. a .. . ----- -•- • _ • e amb . _ .‘ .. ..,, • • li• .-5 -- -7." ' tat cyt6- . m . fano „ _ . ■ • LONDON, M 0 Ns AY, JULY, -1820:' f No• 4759. EIOLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES, CORNBILL, AND orrostri: THE KUM'S THILATIII4 RAT. T H E DIRECTORS respectfully submit to the Peblie the advantages to persons insnred at these Wes: the terms are emtanollpsfMaarat, with the benefits of e very other Mee combined. TM payment of real is allowed to selerers by ire. without increase of premium : no charge is cads for Potteries: no respowtibility can be incurred, as t o partnership Societies. wherein every one is liable for t m . e s, to the eiteat of his whole property.—Life Insurances ,netted _The granting or perehase of Annuities offered to the Pebite ea the same equitable terms.—Midsummer Poli cies *odd bo featured within Fifteen Days. W. BEIMIAIS, Sec. CO'...NTY FIRE-OFFICE, AVANT-STREET, LONDON. Tgurtars.. of NORFOLK. am :. ...r ot RCTLASID, . ---•*". • -- tits or Brausen tI4, lesterls of NORTI I &UPTON, . It. le. Ic. lag SIITT DIRECTOIIIt. 3lasaging Director, J. T. BARBER BEAL: MONT, Esq. F. A. S. pffittiONS who continue insured in this O f f i ce /levee Years. whether upon a Septennial or Annual Policy. store the Profits equally with the Origisal hlesebers, according to their respective Contributions. A permanent virplos Capital of 100.0.101. has been subberlbed by the Ori ginal Members, and they ',lone are responsible ; hence those wiin sow desire to insure are effectually secured against that uncertainty sad unlimited responsibility which have been so severely felt in Societies upon the Contributionship or Vision principle. . Retains to the amount of 46,0001. have been paid within the Nis test Years, to all those who have been insured Seven Years—a greater advantage to the Public than his been hitherto yielded by any well-secured Establishment. Agents are appointed in all the principal towns, who are else Agents to the PROVMENT LIFE OFFICE, founded ea similar prieeiples. ---- HOPE FIRE .‘SSCRANCE COMPANY.' OFFICES, 10, Ludgate-bill : and 343, Oxford-street, adjoining the Circus, London; 10, Princes-street, Edinburugh; sad IS, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. FIRE OFFlLlEL—l'apital ON E MI 1.1.11/N.—Policies elected open every description of Property within the Ai died kingdom, span reasonable terms. Losses are uni hspely paid by this Company with liberality and prumpti- Mg.—Policies which expire at Midsummer should be re load within 15 days thereafter, or the saute will become WA lieviE OFFICE . — Ca phal Ova Mixtior.—Persons as in this Office participate in Profits, without incurring le bilit) of loss, the Proprietors having undertaken all 4=111111ty; upon whkh principle, numerous are the in -01 10, 110, awl SO per cent. being paid. in addition to 01. ONO assured: and cases have occurred (when the &reds. tf life ha* been considerably prolonged) where the Wpm* NM been gore than double the sum assured. it pia* thrountio6. in most instances, to Twenty-five fe esirc eat.. no hi some d to upwards of Thirty per oast. en the ..teadoe last seven seen. ending et Mi ldews bee been added to all Policies of Assurance efeeted is WE Mite, 'for the v. hole period of life. No entrance mosey, admission foe. or other °Metal charge, evicted. WILLIAM BUSY. See. ANGET. INN, Sr. CLRVISNT'S. STRAND. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go trots the above Inn : Paris Roy al Mail, Ma Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights, at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godalming, Pe serllield, and Portme, every Evening at a quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past (I. On its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight. to convey passengers Ind parcels: and a Mail Coach sets of to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Emsworth, &e. Gloucester and Milford ;Lill. through Henley, Oxford, and Cheltenham. every Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun day at half-past 8. Dover and Canterbury Mail, throngh Gravesend, Chat kva, and Fet ersivam, every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past ft From Ca nterbury. passengers sad par cels are conveyed to Dent Margate, kamsgate. Sandwich. de.; and from Dover,• parcels are conyey ed to Folkston', .iaadgrate, Hy the. Diescharch, Romney, and Lydd. Arundel and Bognor Post-coach, through Billinghurst, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. a quarter before 7. Bath and Bristol Post-roach, to curry ouly four inside, through 'Reading. Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenham, every Morning at 8. Bath Light Post.coseh, in two days. to carry four Inside, through Maidenhead. Reading. Marlborough, Devizes, and Mel/sham Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at st This enach is chiefly intended for the accommodation of flunlies, invalids, &e. who cannot undergo the fatigue of arch a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Cuck held, every Morning at S. Cheltenham Post-coach, to carry only four Inside. through Healey and Oxford. every Morning at a quarter before 8. Chichester, Bognor, and Petwortb Post-coach, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach, Monday, Tues day. Tintroday. Friday. end Sunday Mornings, at 7. tiodamisqr and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Ash stead, Epsom, Lentherhead, &e. Tuesday, Thursday, and Baterday Mornings, at 9. Godalming and Guildford new Coach, through Merrow. Ciandon, llorseley, Effingham, Leatherhead, and Epsom, every Afternoon at 3, except Neaday. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstairs 'Licht Post-coach. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. and Sunday Mornings. at 7. Oxford Light Posy-coach, through Henley, &e. every Morning at half past 7. Godalming and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Kingston, Dftton, Cobham. and Ripley, on Monday, Wed nesday. and Friday Mornings, Morning at 7 precisely, at it and every Monday and reams to London the same " Lek, Newcastle. and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all parts of the North, every Morning, at a quarter past 8. Manehester, Lanesater, Reads", Rochdale, Hedderalield, 'Mulford, Leeds, Halifax. Rotherham. and Sheffield, coaches, daily. CARRIERS. To Twiekeeham. Brentford, and Tsleworth, every Mon day, Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday. EAMRS and Co.. Proprietors. Paresis and Packages are ashly and expadillowsly eon 'eyed from this inn to every City. Tows, Village, and Country Seat in the following Cantles, stz. :—Berks, Bucks, 14 rotrall, Devon, Dorset, Halite. - Hereford, Gloucester, Bart, Oxford, Somerset, Betray. 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The Knights of the Beth at Dinner, the King of Arms proclaiming the Style of Prince William, at the bringing up of the hecond Coarse, attended by Heralds, Pursuivants, &c.; price lbs. THE LAST AND ONLY DAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY If, MIRK TIM LOTTZIIIS Ft•ISPIES. AND ALL FOUR PRIZES or Til IRTI"fiIOUS AN D POU N DS, BESIDES PIIITY-RIGHT OTHER CAPITALS, hloPey and Conkr , ls, MUST BE DRAWN. CARROLL, Contractor. 19, Corshill, and 26. Oxford street, London, where Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling ; also at his Agents in the Country. C shared and sold In the last few Months, 2.387 ' /10.0110 7.003 111,000 706 21,000 2.226 2,000 1,343 20,000 de. Ac. 232, STRAND. Q ALMON, OM, , and Co. most respectfully in -1.7 form **Public, that their PATENT SELF-ADJUST ING TWINES continue to be recommended by all the most mime ilorganos is Town aid Country. The springs are so o.llllllllploil as to admit of increase or decrease In slit and force; will answ for right or left side, without the.leadt intolavesiewess to Vas wearer, requiring no under-strap or The id . The P.IMI hare the hollow to ripply the Army and 1 7i, .. Naval and Militsry Hospitals, the Docii yards . 991.aanee, the Verge_ lair:miry. the Hotspur ohlb 111140=y_t_tato City of London Truss Se- Ile 111 Wleillinlasins, Bristol, and Bea ta iallmades. the Middleson Meletaal, Ate. Ite. le. dati reir Londe.; et a la Galeria du Pal • sons • • N. B. Pe rsons tioustri, sand* the ar ena/memo Of the body aslant Bo lira say 1,1 erre Issizeorly Oiled. •.., I . t t,... i 11 haler and Bons. No. U. Ilesitirget wu Ile ; and or more Draggy In lIVOTf pri England. FROM SATURDAY'S LO.VDON GAZETTE. --........-- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office. June 30, IRO. Ronal Regiment of Horse Gnards.—To be Majors, 'by punches -.—Brevet Licut.-Col. Hill, vice Thoyta, who re tires ; Brevet Major Drake (with the rank of lieut.-colonel), vice Atitorpc, who retires. To he Captains by purchase.— Lieut. Tathwell, vice Hill; Lietrt. Smith, vice Drake. To be Lie 'tenants, by purchase.--Cornet Packe, vice Tathetell; Cornet Trent, Tice Smith. To be Cornets. by purchase.— Cornet Bim pson. from kld Dragoon (hard., vice Plate ; H. Ar buthnot, gent. t ice Trent. 2d Regiment of Drneoon Guarili.—To be Cornet., by pur chase —L. Williams. gent. vice Simpson,. appointed to the Royal Horse hittard•; Gentleman Codet Baird, from the /loyal Military College, vice Barfoot, who retires. filstßegiment of Light Dragoons.—M. Daintry, gent. to he cornet, by pun-hale, lice Forward, promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lient.-Col. D'Agellar, from half-pay of the Rifle Brigade, to he major, vice Balfour, ap pointed to the 40th Foot. 13th Ditto.-1: eat. Kelly to be adjutant, t ice Kemple, who resigns the adjutancy only. 17th Ditto.—Lieut. Ciente, from half-pay of the Ist Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Oliver, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 25th Ditto.—Lient 31.Leod to be adjutant, vice Keens, who reigns the aljtflanr) 97th Ditto.—Quaitermaster Serjeent Kennedy to be quar termaster, vice Doyle. deceased. 29th Ditto.—Assistant Surgeon Dunlop. from half-pry tooth Foot, to be assistant sprgeon, vice Lawder, who ex changes. 32d Uitto.—Lieut. Temple. from half-pay 14th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Butler, who ext hanges, receiving the dif fereace. 37th Ditto.—llospital Assistant Robertson, M. D. to be assistant sergeen, vice Tremble. promoted on staff. 40th Mlle.—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Balfour,. from 34 Foot, to be major, vice Browne, who retires upon balf-pay Ride Brigade. 54th Ditto.—Lient. Manners, from half-pay 2tl Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Hodson, who est-tone's. .35111 Ditto—Ensign Macintosh, from half-pay 03d Foot, to be tetartermaster. vice Hutchinson. who exchanges. 89th Ditto.—Lieut. (Irsot, from half-pay 2d West India Regiment, to he par master. vice W deceased. 93d Ditto.—C. 11. Craigie. gent. to be ensign, without purchase, vice Spans, whose appoiutment lots oot taken place. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion.—Ueut. Boyd. from the sth Royal Vetere's Battalion, to be lieutenant, sire Mackie, who returns to his former situatien on the Retired List. Hoseersi. STlFF.—Staff Mumma Taylor, M. D. to be physician to the forces, vice Keeling, deceased; Assistant 14ereeon Trumblt., 3ra 37th FoOt, to he surgeon to the forces, vice Taylor. Ctut PLAINE—The Rev. R. G. Certois. from half-pay, to be chaplain of the forces, vice Arnold. deceased. B•IVIACRA.-11. Durnford lent. to be a barrack-master to the forges In Great Britain. Commissions •in the Lewes Troop of Sussex Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of S . . q', !tot*. Ottf: tdritfditernid Mittens t: otieffirrerktfetiftn of dielroolk; T. A. Rogers, gent. to be cornet of the sane. vice Baxby. promoted. Commissions in the Royal Pembroke Corps. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Pembroke. T. Bowen, Esq. to be major; J. Iliggon. Esq. to be captein. Commissions in the 35th or Royal Ayrshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. W. Neill, Esq. to he major, sire Chalmers, resigned; R. Mackay, gent. to be etnign, vice Buchanan, appointed to the line. Commission in the Becifnrcialtire Regular Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. T. C. Higgins. Esq. to be captain, vice Storrs, appointed to a Veteran Battalion. Commission in the Dotsatshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorset. W. L. Henning, Esq. to be captain, vice Greenwood, re signed. Commission in the Northumberland Militia. signet( by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland. J. Oswald. gent. to he ensign. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Berks. Ist Berks Yeomanry Cavalry.--C. Slocock, gent. to be cornet ; 11. Carpenter. gent. to be ditto. Eastern Berks Volunteer Cavalry.—W. Payne, Esq. to he msjor-commandaut ; E. C. Massed., Esq. to be captain; F. R. West, Esq. to be ditto. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Wilcox, Tokcester. Northampton, innkeeper. BANKIIUI'TS. .1. Shelley, Hanley, Stafford. shopkeeper, to surrender July 17, IS, and Aug. 12, at the Castle Hotel. Neu...tole unete-1.) me. Atturnel s. Messrs. Willlsms and W kite. Lin coln's-inn, London ; and Mr. Preston. Beide) nr ftiirslein. J. Muir, Liserpoul. merchant, July 20, 27. and Aug. It at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Messrs. Orred end Lowe, Liverpool; and Messrs. Lowe and Bower, tionthampton-buildings, Ctiancery-lane, London. S. Cooper. Tottenham-court-road. hiker, July 8. 11 and Aug. 19. at Guildhall. Atiorneys, Messrs. Hurd and John son, Temple. 3. Smith, Manchester, mannfacturer, July 17. IS, and Aug. 12. at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Walker, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, chenerry-lane. London. J. W. Smith and T.Townley. Manchester. cotton-spinners, July 214. 20, and Ang. PI at the Bridgewater Anus Inn, Manche-ter. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurd end Johnson. Inner Temple. London ; and Messrs. Hewitt and Brackenbary, Manchester. J. B. Ruspinl. Pall-mall, medicine - vender , July 11. IS. mid Aug. 19, at Guildhall. .Ittorney, Mr. Harnett, Northum twrln rid-st reel. Sinn& 'l'. Macdonald, Bridges-street. Coveni-otrden, printseller, July 8, 16, and Aug. 19, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, ('hurter-house-square. J. R. Prat, New London-street, corn-factor, July ft, lb, and Ang. 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Singleton, Mil man-street, Bedford-row. 1%. Saadi:itch, Liverpool. provision-merchant, July 96.97, and Aug. It at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys. Mr. Denison, I.iverpo6l; and Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, Tempk, London. R. Pittit, Eagle-street, Red Lion-square, oilman, July 11, 18, and Aug. 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Ely place. Holborn. H. flukey, !Mary-le-bone-late, Manchester-J.l.llre, boot sad shoensak..”. July ILO, aad Ang 11, at Guildhall. At tormw, Mr. Jones. New-ten. G. Pocock, Tis idol., Somerset. Weber. July 7..8. and Aug. It, at the Greyhound Inn. Bath. Attorneys. Messrs. Adtlugton and Gregory, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Gaby, Bath. Krthigten-latabath. master warlese, July 8, 1 arid Aug. 19, at Gal Wall. Attorney, Mr. MPH yer,• a. Ti Morels, Pitield-street. Haase, brush vramillteturse, July 8, Ili sad Aag. it. at GaildheU. Attavasys. Mama. Blsde and Jona. Jobe-sired, liellkitd - row. H. Golding. Oxford. aibinet-maker, July A, 19. sid'Ace. It. at Loads. Attorsies, Massrs.ltablatahl‘Md Cuartar-houss-sosses. G. Boy*, Naestalcostred. Plikifffter.. Alb 116 1 46. Aug. 12. at Attorneys, Mason. say sad a! Angel-court, Throginorton-street. PRICE SEVEN PENCE. W. Hale, Milton, Oxford, carpenter, July 10, 11, and Aug. If, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford. Attorneys, Mr. Rridger, Angel-court, London ; and Mt. roc% Oxforl., T. Paine, Banbury. Oxford, hardwareanen. July 7.8, and Aug. 12, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Maur. Egerton and Co.. tiray's-inn•quare, London ; and Mesari. tipurrier and Ingleby, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. July 4. J. 8. Rains. Wapping-wall. merchant, at Gui What( —July Oft. E. S. O. Monkhouve. London, merchant. at UMld hall—Jul) W., NI. Devlin, Grqskt Wild-street, Liscuin's-ksa fields, • • surgeon, W. Bradley, at Ouildlrall—July 22, J. Field, Newgate-market, butelser. at Guildhall—July IL J. Barfoot, Arundel-street, Straw. fancy stationer, at Guildhall—JOY 46. E. Maddock, R.Quii and J. Catacke. Liverpool, merchants, at use George Ica.- Liverpool—July26, P. Norris. Liverpool, irou-asercitsnt, at the George lan, Liverpool—Aug. S. W. Maseflekl, New port. Shropshire, woollea-draper, at the Red Lion, Newport —Aug. ft. H. P. Silvester. Newport, Shropskire. pridterr et the Red Lion lam, Newport—Aug. 7, W. Turner. Wink church. Shropshire, architect. at the Red Lion lan, Newpe. t —July 31, T. Beswick, Manchester. Isarehoaseman, at the Palace Inn, Manchester--July 24. W. thereon, Marti ilf upon-flutl,-merehant. at the Georga Inn, Klngston-open- Gull—July 31, W. T. Dunderusie, blocheater, memo,''. at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester—July 112, W. Bolton, Bury street, St. James's, pluttater, at Guildhall - July MI, J. bloody. York-mews, Paddington-street. Mc-v -le-lione. livery-stable-keeper. at Gulidhall—July 20, jt, calico-furniture-manufacturer, at Guilithe.l July et, W. Watts, Lower hlordon, Surrey. farmer, at Lorton—July fr, W. Davis, Newbury, Berk shire, upholstever, at Guildhell, Louden. CERTIFICATES—Jv kr 29. G. Greenwood, ilanway-street, Oxford-street, jeweller C. Berry. Cat crakes,. Oxfordshire. saddler—J. Oglethorpe, Liverpool, porter-merchant--R. Parker, Halifax, liner draper—J. Brooks, Great IV indmill-street, butcher—tie'. H. Hoard, Limehouse-hole, rope-maker—A. Allen. Pall- , nt..1, calico-furniture-starsofacturer--J. Zemin. Revis Marks. -t. Mary Axe, grocer—T. Jlottley,Straud, pateat-letter-itiana- faeturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Elliott, Robinson, and Mills. Finsbury-place. wholesale tea-dealers—D. and E. Bagntil, Aston jinn Birmingham, coal-dealers—W. and G. Traby, Crawford-vtreet. Monlwo square, butchers--Chariesworth tad Hemingway. Taanor bridge,Yorkshire, shear-makers—Cook sad Davies, Mug linen-drapers—Parslow and Hillard, Adam's-place. Mgt- ' street. Borough, sack-collectors—Wbiffioff, nd Broad-street-buildings. , issesmints.....j. w.ir ut r hatilwaremen—Pool and Sutcliffe. Ifelimn. werrliants—Meson and Bell, Netherton and Willowbvidgc.. Durham, farmers and colliery owners—Wilkinson and Rou woolsteplers—Toplis and Haliday. Mark-lane, mists and tingglsts—Hartley and Ruasfelliliptini,i seistearat—Loabliffiffigten a-yard...ll awe !roe. hen era-3. Tyte, Warminster, Wiltshire, and C.T t Weill, clock and watch-makers—Tailer, Alcock. I. and Gardner, Old Broad-street. gonponder-manufacturer:- G., S., and G. D. John, Penzance, stint ne!s-at-law well and Gould, Bath, milliners and dress-uonkers—De Cr r i Mho. De Freitag. and Da Costa, Tokenhouse-yird, met ehants—ilee and Ray, Milton and Sittingborne, Kent, surgeons and apotbecaries—Allen and Griffith, Newport. Isle of 1% Ight, milliners—Stonr, Chipcbabe, and Jackseo. London, wholesale Wen-drapers—Thacker and Clarke, sitighsll-street, blackwell-hall-factors—F.. G.. and W. Chi:. Old Broad-street, merchants and ship-owners—Harley a' it Ashe. Liverpool, ship-breakers and timber-dealers—Harry and Palmer, Great Yarmouth. Norfolk, grocer: and tallow chandlers—H., H., and P. Smith. and W. Morgan, Bristol. lino-merchants—Brown and Irish, Stamford-street, Black friars-road, surgeons and apothecaries. leida, coal-merchant, at Guildhall—July 8, J. B. Grimsby. Kingston-upon-Bull, haberdasher, at the Dog and Dll , l- - Hull—July 9d, C. Morrill and I. Borland. !Aver- pool, merchants, at the (how led. Worpool—Af br E. riars, Birmingham, soordmuk Po* • IW. inhiliass--Joly VI, J. Melee, dloafroef. - eallger. - at rou u lba, Of sport-- lE t T. Ledbery, Beret', rdshiry, korgeon, at the Plume of Feathers Lao, Ledbury—Jul) . W. Bradley, Jewin-street. - . Cripplenate. siiklmasuraeturer, METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR VIE LAST WEE::. • For the space of seven days, in the latter part of last month, summer resumed its reign with more than usual Fowct • and displayed itself in all the splendour and fervour of a tropical climate. The warmth we noticed in ()A. last report continued daily to increase till the beginning of the when it reaches( its highest range. In a northern aspect i n Cocimpor-sticet, opposite the Mews, the mercer in tho thermometer stood at ES degrees ; and, expoited to the sun. iu another thermometer in Lyon's-inn, it reached to let. rtUal what we have learned from correspondents in diGetent Farts of the island, and from the accounts in the French Papers. it appears the heat has been extensively experienced. At Edinburgh, on Tue: dty noon, the thermometer in the • shade was 92 degrees; at Dumfries, at 2 o'clock that day, it was 23; and at liath, , in the forenoon, it was I+s.—ln con se•tnence of tick sudden warmth, vegetation, long repressed in t h e northern districts, has burst forth, it has been re marked, with all the rapidity of a Canadien s . The Wheat has rapidly come into ear, and the harvest prn•nisee In be early and plentiful.—On 'ittarsday evening the 913 of mercury in the barometer, and the appearance of the sky. indicated an approaching storm. The lightening was very Vivid over the metropolis, accompanied wills tlitooltr ; hat no rain fell till the next morning, and then only in gen showers. To the north and north-east, however, at a few idles distance, we And the rain f ll in torrents ; and more Vedette, the storm was very violent. A circumstance at leading the late hot weather requires to he partlmitarly no ticed : —Eveparstion, as observed by the by geometer, wcs anusitally smutty, eonsicrering the extraordinary heat. Ano ther circumstance to be observed la, that while at Bath and in Scotland, the greatest heat was experienced on Tiencitt , .. it vas on Monday, as will be seen in the follow hag table , that the mercury in the thermometer, at I o'clucl,vias highe.A in the Strand. Strand, July it. Strand, July St. I THIIIIO%IITIM _ li 1 II 1 142016TER. o'clock. o'clock. at Right. 83, 8.. •• • 87 83 74 38.46 • 1 Fair A M.... 73 67 00 110.64 ' Far 83 70 30. M 27. Tu... 74 I Fair 29, W.... 74 84 88 1 30.4 U . Fair . 29, Th... 61 74 64 I 30.22 : Fair 30, F.... 84 88 83 1 30.04 Showery . I, 8.... 54 61 — I 30.30 ('lo4l)__ DIARY FOR THE PRIISENT UREIC. WfTll TES TIMES Of ESSE WATER AT LOSDON-SSIRST , July 5, B.—Fllthilanday after Trinity—Mow list quarter. High Water.-atora. 50 as. after 7; even, 17 a. Miry K. 11.—Dtpasis bogie. High Water—mora. Wm. after.fit eves. sa. Orr 5. T.-- - Traepl. St. Mark—Os. Ant. Caat. Cem, High Witter—aron. l l rl. iftir 10; even. Woe. after 10. 6. 1 miler Owe 111 Weems ;mit I 1 it afght. _ itimi— 1115 were.o. afteril; ewe ; Wm. s lur I 11, 1110.4)td aledeammer-day. MAlliesse—smois. SST. Owe" rastail. Um, lifter lift Teraemoda.ft Hjaletralet—wers. LS show Ig ma. shit le 6.-Lblefbrol t•r• High Water—mere. be a. alter I; eves. to a. after IL ss• ^ ‘;l4‘ ,i .1 ; , '~