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'deer, calla dry liege fa straggle eltb 'Milt Matte* or tows~ ... r•r en:tab'y reach them. mad reyardina it am ~aye from perishing, valeataroly hand and prasead swim th to the @retire of hoerisusee. It also) apeman' ha the Memo., limit /ma de wintery ,ere at woe% 114 elnek•aostinik many disown arircaro itak :110 she irysiloritt taipaorpot. Thiie C,haanote. h.w en,fraireseed t.. trot. ow their imaltes, .441 a. thirelope thr ewers 4 the aptiatiat dif Amore lotewees :he former and the prearott eta* ref lam ugoivy a rn ih , an d or•d.• 1 and bets4r• the vow, • 1 • ady 711aorti••::ed, she, emodo4er she 'beg reageold, asi oar as they a.' nit of remedy. *ay be eillausol miler a _ 1 The whorls* of slims nod Miter pieties wholly k w's* of 1 ;wad sent breeches the art introducing fumes end .bows,, and by eedrwrottristg to erhilihall a alive 4 fittess of appieistkeship, y tybi.tg an isoribieto newher l irressisey utwhia. ander al,e ilearindenitina or yew ol erentieve. $s the asitaber of this end torts of •oile sod dos wow haw, aanaileolp micalota toe their own' pow. but weedy ea the pubes ikerioneat, Weber& as *he allowerwes in each appreetiare are gory seitekheohly below the hewn of jonroupers, while they we 1.41 to 'brie we eurednet Is ehlain their ibis( el hugs% iellheet port. slum, without Assassile eheipliae. wider* laurel or rel , g use inieruction or esseeplei ea diainetrirally ovessite, , and repegneut to the nasseue seek. sod sw et appres. amino of Oh wialiediehree. which prohibited lb. witewitia. kg, et say ono time, of ewe Omni two apprendete r eso( ▪ le Iris (the ...ouch) own dirstliog. and there wholly to Nippon, oupplp, end ainintsin hies Pk appoolke) wish all seamier of the nerceserke dilk sod sling art Marie his in all. nerds as at hie we fain*, psi also shell Mach. «loose to be tewebt Is swab appointers Ili, shirk art." Bet, swim this aural oseleni, vast solioWfo of gene, awe at the orpiretina of their wesitade, here been diodiargsd trehenalle sod weehlied. and ceasupwatly willing As line memos and oily reeinneradaties of oh. Maks • enielekere in limited Of maim of skip keg pad awleons skolles end klinnes. It re dlinheriom precuro of /emery et the mused witch and ekek•sealuen, vopentelly sena twee end bail week bed • chicle sod tad moscion, wed alba withdra w freadelently ' vrioitght, is Aged Womb of die lib sad Nine QMllast ,II taw. to; a pr. we'd,. med fOIIoOND rani% Which bee bee*, serried b. seek a 51.1.:111•VOIP6 eseree. le lo Imps seats VAL swoning oisoiefort el-IJ tats thr proem, am they ars la dole sea AA Ise,. -view the lib. met•proeuses odor pews, owliespissidly easintalaieg tbe prepristi 'otos. 3 The Amore lir provide., rtembilsos. obriely messes of the am of clods tied watch ..teal way ha beady Limes, sod their elpssettes as atomic pestreird, mid tistiesolem yromineutly hroveht ebbs. the boommilye ef the pollee se IA Mow for the =we ensolo ir ressiewit or posishossist of she= sod hoed. so asamm 4. The rasa allow gala =deliver is Ohs moklog iderste4 assn. sea silos impends.* of Mr hide r s!/ she iselkimecy 4 She reersimisies mar .Midi. I. owed Se tootling, erfetylog. sod essetiog those Meeks O. The es mike of ow ginned flay of 41 Ilk from els& mid wombesheso emiler thedesemissiiims of Piste Cunene Joy. akhoopb desk sod eremiewsless robber sake sot sell par. !mood freetelibriondlog sr lice.. doll as pry. mismi maks sod droll= he sod mooches boa bees re. r ow ewer tereety mere. This hie promd eolarly misidosm, and the =remiss has been most us** sod grievessely mppearive. The moored his, it seems, b. is eirennutillm. &id wire seetessymied the wood se wed lid; red is ossay bromeess of lies opsretioss, arehmely sbeesired die empessie social prullis derived Tim the sob of moor watches by pewee he a seedimed Noe of boeispiss. II swami is evidmet. NM this Mile blew *My boob= demooded mod =id eve erten' times mom Is she pogrom of maisofsetsting owe sod the .site „monk =es bed= it mold be Aiwa sr was weft gar ask ; so tat the sole pies may hove he= simothed Wore it oserle be et market . S. The esportstion st Limbs sod outeisse, eloodestbsoly svoidiseficstry si tie Coshmmissime.corecafeagostioos fess& motil the @elicits brarogr rammed t. sale Areal, to the Sliest .Lacer of the .sees/ roymistiso be superior Ain sad wnehommillip. sod loss of the public rewesst. T. The elmiclesinse introdoctios of so immense mamba of jihnign-onto else& *se wafting sad their apple/era, mid suoleal pieces operettaig ley else* wadi work; oleo of willies sheds Sr mew* Magda wades. sad btosieg Forged .assts of 111.6111 maws. mid Mimed smilis of the Nadi so Mt ospreody few the =of brimr re =ported es imash =schen to theme =y a b i r m il e ir onsouttietore ; 'sibs of = Alike sod =same wish. ass their epees. repestiog mommtwis. sod pHs of .mss s and in se greet = 'mem has the litter poet= bow wrist. that the siju. port of the evyeatiog watt iro misadhetsted widest the lest twinity yews, ore I. great part feeelgs, is the greet prejudice of the Ississfseists of repeal. les watches eie sbeeereelase. S. The diebsetless which of he yews have bre throws fie the way of the cusps= actual =hem locorpnested by charter in the 7th year of the Alps et Kis; Chicks the First, manned. ameepse other charters of the city of Los. Ansi, by the */ of Wiens eel Mary, Sess. Id, cop 11, are. 3 sod 14, fur the espyremiso of frods, shows, sad mot- Jewelers is the mosedlartme, expertMios, sod Imports s...f shush., usiebre, sod other prodectioso of this art sod trade; by mass of which obstructious, that lacer- Isere*/ mopes, bee bees peeves*/ esecutiret the do ilies sse•gised to it (sr the public welfare. althilogh It has coottrihosed gm= Mosel, ssd appears by ils charter web eekelsosil St *sir essehlereile...vies Is the l a j o i lt Ord by regisierbig =hem sod elm by mailiog pole eludes end watches hapemed. ebru impollmems that be removed, sod regulations istekiished sods Ihr sathenty t oi legisimete,lbe the supprisolom stinkers! mud= To MIN Mani ofisissodettore sod imam The wass of mots ample assetmesie Ist the improve. mewl of the rehires arts, Isms, sod regulations, respecting ibis maimifsmere sod =dr. for Ile use.. effectually snails. log the Mims mod pitmen isimoird by the origimal meet. mega The estellere/ the preeltive Weather eggigeta kw Whims ea this Meer. ged the glillkatty pregegatieg GC- Oridere ko esintieSser, min Se the met et ewe emegory finesse. - - - - - - - - With ae versed sad assiees vim te the relief Widowed INN, the Petitieerre have guetrally dreleeed, Wm they ate, yhdirldsally, reedy esti williag le sobs gent eel eserayiary CE vitt, isleesol Is pills hens% wad, mike. livelposs es adapt principle for puttied od. tweed hoc die paservethea if He art Marian the irked& 'eptomise and &guard tappers of she/hate; esti, drateeNy, lei the bee*, hidepeoldrai saiateeeeee if she leedelety ertiaea c heat obese patheeleeet &id tied WS eeprrassns die lid itself Med seer pert weasel sad *peed der iM iss eildeere, as year Owantitere, jadeite! hens do eliminate, dezr e i s ue, and *hie .411. eiteeeree Ohm brie Oise Ask teed. Swum mew esehtleady depend. email by ie. peretwee, awl the elsweellerietie librtslity if the Seem ea MI thaike eetterrat„ by se mates d/ . rapsdar merit, has le every rages of eery, eery fie teltritir did's% te ebb& the chart sad trearbsiehrre his butt mired by the eye. lases oldie mere behove umeatiseed ; year Ceseesittre ere if ~ ,award. ties tar Name will lied Ili vied useful, iuS Obresiirae. end hapeeteat subjectd Ihe sit sad ehirts Meet sad weeehotakieti, iis ell its vedette Weeds% of estresieety and seeiptiee, ihr arts sad emirates, are • arrihme harteside, meet wohhy d dm prmeti.s sd mkt, per width OS *lmola el the. merittiriltile fads AY we brie hatable Pristiestrre. Tear Ceeseittre eeeetittia* ii us I Yew of their gall le this their minable ad ih. peentiembility of apply's, mew Nis etkeytate le the earreseleX e mimes ierespesime. tars obtaiateg, ere of egisisif, adequate reiledisa frit* . hr alhaleisteved Op eimetmeete, he the ewe Ituvensoilie el Ow art end iamb of dwelt and iheitiar, sad the irewul orebeedeel inosteitre sea hid therewith, list h 7 NBA emus they Ulf be &Niel= • t• • mete of ereerteiii. red w WPM reliant ti both to the limheideeis ....peed is thew, sad to the maim St serge, sin Ant Webb lied hipeettiat hreeeh remelt te the State. Abet ateterely essaidmisp all the ishreasti's olosised 4y puss Closholltee ee tido very imptirtast 'shiny IN erldei • • dory have sot spared Voir owe Moor e while drop haso onward sad *biassed lofitiostkin fors the seism& hater. oily. which deer pivot loam& to their stied% and estooli- Ir. the great liberalise et dwir lowa sod dississitiros towo I rosy our of the nurarrusio hemosims d she grarrie truer 4 sleet arid irsoirosstist. she Osattalltise be., woo. Dim misty mars se ti- fellowing RswNlisurr— tlsud.rd. That it O She opisusii Of this CounnlOrs. tial it is *My anprdirm that oust portioloontory which shall minas the gored Woods of 110 ampere. In the prostrostion of Ow art. nosafadore, arid trade of doh sad votelsarahlog. sail the 4fetieimi betrays ▪ oniters oionotted thrur.4lll. nod thos loilividaats eellehed Iberele, ebeete be adeered with roopeet la *reeve. nil points rsoussratad in this Ilrport, far speedy re. hriref the Potitioarrs. and to • traumatise of the Poor Sore tow Weal, and ly ea reel yr= fur the support of to sAllopjodostriouo, tad hod hie idiom ' is so far no NM drieloaty i. do mord of tai or is soriptioi by ebbriteble eesstribetiere. bleeds IS, ISM , sumo , IN ALGIIIR& K. WARAATITI Or 01$ chrtimt MOO AIITSIITURAS AT *LAMM Whoever hos net hen at Algiers, says M. Pa• nanti, whoever has not beheld the stet* to which Cie Wiens reduced to slavery by the people of Bar• bury are ierinsed, knows not all the horror and boo tense's of adversity, or into whet ir forlorn and ore cited state it is pereehir for the mats or the mi. aerobic anus of men to he !slanged. 1. who have witireseed and reperieund this, am unable to re. press its wank all that w Mt end endured by one precipitated into lbw horrible calamity. A. soon I :se seatilw h i declared • slave; he is stripp-d of h:s eh:theta duel aopplied. with others of coarse stall; he is - amovt essimouly left without shoes and stock ist., amt. with his bent • head exposed to the burning rays - lef the run. Many allow their beards to grow, ass mark of desolation and sorrow, zed gi l l ive WI a Note . .or Akio whirls excites equal it and pity. Part of throe wretches are employed to making ropes awl sails in the arsenal; the.. are couriers* under the epee and scourges of the elguisils who rawly abase their barbarous authority. awl extort from them the little matey which they vontietinsee pe s .. sees. Others remaia slaves to the Dry, or are sold to wealthy Moors. who doom them to the sown dr. grading Gene ; while ethers awaits are coodemned like bark of burden to carry wood end wane, soil to ;sedans the• hardest labour with their lirgi out fitted by no iron chain. Of all the slaves there are the most wretched. They have no bed to lie down epos, no cloths. to cover them; end their only. food conifer of two lostres, at black as soot, which are thrown to them as if to dogs. At night they are shut up in the Ennio, like criminals sentenced to the galle)s. • The galleys were in fact invented by the Chris. tions fur the captive Africans. The disgraceful ex ample of this cruel end huindiatisig usage was at by us: our forefathers were actuated by that reli. 410/10 aniunisty to which our cositemporaire are inc isor ; awl it was because the punishineut of the captive Musrulinaiss appeared more severe than any other, that the Europeans* conceived the idea of associating with them the vilest criminals in the baptist of Rome, Genoa, Leghorn, and Malta. Let as not hesitate to admit that we have been un just and cruel persecutors, especially us it was with us that the system originated; but after repairing the wrougsdaue by us to humanity, after abolishiug the naps slave trade, and the begun, of the Knights of Malta, we hare a right to demand for ourselves that justice which we render to the professors of a different faith. Europe no longer dooms • free man to slavery fur sow mere crime of having been born a Numbness ; neither ought she any longer to suffer the African to condemn the Entopeasi to servitude for the sole crime of having been burr: a Christian. The slaves, continues M. Pananti, lie crowded together in open corridors. exposed to wind. rain, storms, and all the inclemencies of the air and anions. in the country they sleep under the ca. stripy of heaven, Of .hut U l llll deep holes to which they are oblige d to descend by • ladder, after which the top is secured with an iron grating. At day. break they are roused by the opprobrious cry, " trabrijo confides !" and driven to work like heists of burden, with stripes accompanied with blarphe mies rod curers. Many are empluyed b emptying wells or digging sewers, where they renotiti for whole seasons up to tlie middle in water. and Ineathe a mephitic air. Other's are obliged to descend frightful precipices, with death over their head., and death beneath ;heir feet. Oilier. are harnessed to carriages together with mules or asses ; but it is they that are obliged to draw the greatest part of the burden. mud they too receive the largest propor tion of stripes. Many are crushed to deaths in the quarries by the falling in of the earth ; and many. buried in profound recesses, never again behold the light. Hundreds die every year for want of food or attendance. of the blasts which they receive, or merely of grief. despoosiletic), and despair. Woe be to them if they dare to murmur or utter the slightest lamentation. For the smallest negligence they receive two hundred blows on the sole of the feet, or back ; and fur the least resistance they are punished with death. Wiwi' a wretched slave is rendered incapable of proceeding farther by excessive fatigue. or crorl treatment. he ill kit in the middle of the road, whore he ectimita exposed to the cuttiug cuutempt of the UMW, and is marmites crushed to death by the wheels of their carriage.. They return froin the sviountsios dripping with blood or covered with braises ; they sink from fatigue and int& von, and meet 'tot with a compassionate heart or an mating hands One 'Vetoing as it began to grow dark Flawed • hint voice calling me. I iresit op to the spot from which it proceeded, and saw ass misfortunate wretch extended 001 the ground. His lips were covered with fumn, and the blood gushed copiously from his eyes and *those. I stopped. over. who Inted With pity and horror. "Christian ! Chris. tiro !" said be its a doleful voice, Go have comps,. sion on my sufferings. and put an end to a life which leen no longer endure."—" Unhappy rams," said 1, " who are you then ?"—" 1 am a *hive," answered be, . 4 unhappy indeed is the lot arisen !" At this tuesnent en eldack, • petty military officer. cute up. " Infidel dog !" cried Ise to the dying wretch. " don't stop up the wad at the moment when en Effessdi is passing"—and pushed the poor creature down a precipice. Another day a shire filled me with still greater • horror. He 'was dolefully seated at she root of an old wall ; near hint lay an enormous burden under which he Seemed in wee snook. His face was pale and emaciated ; his eye+ dull and listed, mid his brow exhibited she wiiisklea of affliction slid pre. mature old age. He was in violesst agitation, brat his hermit sad his rarelanal, and deep sighs burst from the recesses of his heart. 66 What are you doing. animist r s.i.i I so him. 66 What misfor tase has thus plunged you into despair Pour Christians !" replied he. 66 they have no one to assist theses ass earth. and their groans are not heard in heaven I Naples is my (votary; but have I really a craintry, when nob.sdy relieves. nobody remembers me? At home. I wee rich. noble. illustrious ; see haw 'Many and cheery alter the hooks of noels For eleven puss I nave ialtered.lelsoured, Nod implored compaasion. But I will cease to complain, or to seek succour. Front who:n could I expect it ? to whom could I apply ? in whom confide? whet have I dons to be situ' onpressed, to he - thus torment ed exhorted him in the best outliner I could to patience and resigoetion ; I spoke to him of the exalted hopes and the eternal rewards of virtue. He gave a bitter sonde, and with o look of despair begged me to leave I • . I retired with a feeling of sot less horror theta pity. Nod roost saw him roll ing violently upon the ground, and heard hint line aloud or mutter execrations. I departed with a . _ belief heart, hos it was loisg- lwfure I was out of hearing of the dismal wailing., of the slave. Slavery has is it something degrading mod der basing, which hears t h e heart, disgusts the rye, said revolts the mind. This degraded being is de. spiaied. as the lidisus derisive the proscribed and ass ureed casts of the Parole sail Pulkii. Slaves accustomed to green s yodel oppression. at length imagine themselves to he not less contemptible than unfortatiete. Those iron chains. which among us are a sign of guilt anal dishonour, debase the souls of those who wear them. Slavery extends rens to she heart. The son of the civilized Earo. pease at length helirees himself to be of an heft-Woe Nature to the wages of the African Syrtis; and she free-born num who lied learned to raise his eyes to heaven, fowler himself mole fir the vile con dition of beartssof borders. The soul is often pn. plied ii. the crucible of adversity ; but in the con dition of a slave there Is something dreary and abject, which deprives courage of its mettle. which tithe/gaieties the fire of every generous paseinei, cud winch rote' Mies of hie intelligence and dignity. • The greatest of all misfortunes is, that virtue, which triumphs over adversity. which immeiimes residers the latter useful ro us—virtue itself is often weakened or even stilled in hems' oppressed by die barbarity of mess, or crushed by the feeling of a degraded nature. Sorrow, when it breaks the spi rit, makes the heart bad; the virtues all proceed from a 'orbit anal elevated soul, while boiseriess en genders nothing bist• vice. Religion itself, that heaveelly support 'to which the trite twliever clings when every other prop is overthrown, religion no longer affords consolation ao the ulcerated heart. The wretched craw to turn towards heaven, whet, they find themselves forsaken 'capon earth. If at least in suffering together these otifortatintes miles gird their tears, and supported our soother sit their allactions!..-but. isles ! freeisilship, the mild soother of af f licted hearts become mute to beings who have never met with pity. Instead of loving and cheer. hog, they hate and cues one another. He who has too severely suffered from the barbarity of mess and the hardship' of fate. (eels the worm of pions tears dried up within him. and the flame of kissilsiess extinguished in his heart: that beat itself becomes dry usid hard. Nothing, remarks M. Sivinonde de Siemontli. appears to us inure striking than this observation of an eye-witness on the moral effects of slavery. on that prostration of character. that contagion of scone which even extend,. to Nino who is she object of it, that confession of inferiority which force alone extorts from weakness, dist cosiiracrion of tier heart which doges it against pity. when our own neiseries exhaust upon ourselves our whole faculty of por ferisig. Many other observaimits serve to confirm this melancholy truth. We know that in great ns. tioisal cal; ttttt tiro. pertileive. faiiiiiie. arid great military diwasires. tie heart, in the midst of suf ferings and danger, is shirt to tttt ; nod selfishness. called into lull action, to preserve our own existence, stifles all other iffectenni. We know that a race rarely incurs universal contempt, without becommg really despicable; dint the go. Imminent which guarantees liberty. renders in.. more virtuous, by making then, rerpeceable in their own eyes, and that despistertn degrade* even in • still greater degree than it resisters theist miserable. This observations is as old as the time of Homer. and has stood the test of experience. Yet it is snit without pails that we are obliged to acknowledge that the noblest and must valuable powommois which is left us—abat virtue, like wealth and liberty, may be wrested from us by fortune. 'few degradation of the Christians in Barbary throws likewise a terrific light ors the state of the negro slaves in tlecolisisies. The planters have iii. resiantly reiwated that this degraded race calmed deserve our compoosion ; that. holding au internws diate place between the brute and .11:111. the negroee thraisrive• acknowledge their inferiority ; that they are born to obey anal to suffer ; 'list they have too elevation of character, she gessermity. too greatness of soul, and if they possess any- criers, they are merely those of domestic animals. Our European colonists have degraded the Black to insult him afterwerds ; the ' , laws with whirls they reproach hens are their own work. mid Providence seem. to have undertaken to coast mallet them, and to airtime human nature, which they caluiniiiite ray Kiwis% the African his retaliation on the coast of Barbary. There the white Christian is a slave. huddled among besets of burden. ill-tressed and degrioleil ; there too he lira forgotten all the prerogatives by which Ica is diwiiiguished ; his heart has at once lost the elevated rentimesits which would have defended him against his masterr, aml thee lender feelessgs which would have alleviated the isifferiogs of his compa nions in misfortune. He is become rapatiotoi. idle, Cruel, cowardly. mod deceitful. merely because he is become a Wave. God forbid that we should wish any soon or any class or men to exiwrierice mirforenise, especially. masfortone so dreadful as *livery ! But if the terrible ref:residers( Arroyo must he exercised upon Chrirtiano, it two ur three thou. sated of our brethren most be contiossialty shut up in the bagnios of Algiers. as newsy in sittow o f Taints, as many in those of Tripoli, end others is those or Moro( ro ai:d Mogador ; it were at leai.t to be wistitd that those only who have trampled on the tights and dignity of man should experience that melancholy fair, sod that we might ;sever ate any fall into blowsy but those who hate liiiives thetuselve... (lb tot esatiesest.) THE 7VICE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1818. Tuninvr, JULY 14. Mr. Noll. 31.•rfin, beat Mr. Dictator, Bar. 51b. rash. A.E. 300,g5.-6 to 4 agst Seetriotekt, of lOgs. each, fur 3.yr-olds, 804. 91b.; 4-yr-olds, 84. I Ili. 5 tr-olds, bat. 101 b.; 13.yr-ulds, 9st. ; toad agril, 04.41 b. T.M.M. Mr. Peylie nate, a nods. 5 yrs old G. , l.lafd u.rntw Aquilo, 4 yrs old Sir C Snobs, ry's Btriiface, 3 yrs old a D. of Graftorer, l'rictrac, 4 yrs old Mr. Wyoulb.isn's b. c. by Teddy, out of a thiliattua more, 3 yrs old Mr. Lake did oat Haute. 5 trt. 1 scst Rhoda-7 to 2 apt Trictrac-13 to 8 on Mr. trynilbanis b. c. by Teddy. Heathen, Sweepstakes of 16 es each, for 3 and 4 yr•olds. Alt. M. Mr. Nesles Caarsio, 4 yrs old, ttst. 21h. o •••• 1 Mr Prior C ' lll loferior, 3 yrs old, 7.1. Mr. Wymtlisin's f. by tileettuu, out of Mariattue, 3 yrs ftu 1914. Al 4 .r %%limos'* e by Jumper, out of Tip;utywitrb.•t, 4 yrs übl, 7•t. 1Ith Ld G. H. Cayeadislt's thrift, 4 yrs old; 616. 10Ib. 7 to 4 spt Canya.s-11 to 4 apt luforios-7 to I agst Mr. Wysonissa's I*. by Eitytkos. Filly Pounds, (ur 3.yr.okb carrying Rst. 01le.; 4 tr-ulsle, ; bst. @lb.; Cyr.ulds, 84. lilb. ; a,.d aged, 9al. 1) I. Mr. lir. Clilfory's b. c. Pendolom, 4 yrs old 1 IA Ka ffiekrs ch. c. Glow-worm, 6 yrs old Mr. Wyoulluna's b. b Vlauderer, aged Geo. 4n/orator's b. f. by Ashton, 3 yrs old .... 4 to 4 ag4 Gluvr-worm. ;MOUTH AND GARRISON RACES, • HORN DEAN DOWN. Tummy, aux 7. A 501. Plate, free for ill hump. ' 3-yr- olds, fist. Alh.• four, 7.1. Itlh 514 s us , 54. 141 b.; Two mile heats. Clll.l;rsiver'o br. b. Brael4s yrs old, Sal. 121 b. Mr. biros/ Ws br.g. Marksman, aged, rest. 4th 5 2 Captain Dirkaisseee be. h. Creeper, 6ya r 01,1,24 51b. 4 4 Mr. Itseetaell's hr. h. Non-emirturtor, 3 rs old, Rst .9b. 2 dr Capt. White's b. R. Gas, by Canopus, 6 yrs old, Oat 3 dr Mr. Walker's b. e. Sidaoptere, 4 yrs old, Sat. Mb 6 dr Marksman soil &chamber rats on the wrong side of a post tint beat, but saved their distance. Nlarksmaia the fa vourite 'Oust the to 2 almost Brush , after the first Leat, eveu bettiug on Brash. Won easy. A Sweepstakes of figs. each, will. 20gs. added, for horses not thorough bred; King's Plate weights. '144, male heats. (Mx Sttli.eribers Calash. %tures b. rn. Knew, arcd,l2st. 7lb Cul Graved imaincd Licit.. Si. Geurges; gr. R. King Comfy A 31aleh for 50z.. Tiro mile beam Gentlean•u Ridcrs . Caplaia Gaontitles b. m. Mishap, 0 yrs old, 104. 11011, Mr. Hayter's b. achy Risceplislas W EDNESDAY. A Plate of SAL for il4/111111/1 the property of flobseribeep. • Weights as fur the Free Plate of yeskiday. - Two mile beats Mr. Dilly's Ir. g Allen, 5 , yr• old, Wet 91b. Mr. Rowley's b. g. Sturm, 4 yrs old, Isi. 9lh. Mr. Bradief's br. f. by Rsibens, 3 yrs old, fist. 1 Even betting on Alien...won by a head only both heats. A Free Handicap Sweepstakes of Sea. each, with a Ladies' Puree of Sege. added. One mile heats. Mr Brown% br. g Marksman, ated.lo.it. 411... 0 1 1 Cal. Grown'''. b. g. Sir Chrhoopber, a yrs old,9■t. 21b. 0 3 2 Cameos White's b. g fiss,o yrs itid, yet. 21b. .... 3 4 fir Even betting ou Marksman and Sir Christopher; after the Mead best 3 to 2on Marksman. A most severely contested rare. Five others were handicapped, hut did not start. A Sweepstakes of kir. melt, with 20gs. added, fur ►orses which had been reenlarly bunted last season in the County of Hants 'Rice mile loads. Itst. Gentlemen Riders. (6 Subscribers.) Captain Gaunt lett's b... Mishap Colonel Groves's b. g S:r Christopher .. I dr A well contested race; Sir Christopher the favourite at starting, notwithstanding his previous severe race with Marksman on the same - The - • wan superior to day. _ sport what is naval at Country Uwe, the heats being in general well euntesiral. 3 per Ct. Red 7s,tt pre. Ct. Cons. ..7731A 31 per Cent (new) 111 q 4 per Cents. 97n 3 iwr Ct. N. A toll 1031 106 k BRA L. Ann. 20 5.16 7-16 hop. Aim. 35yrw. 15-16 Indio 80t.d5..94 96 pr. E. Bill.. 2....19 21 pr. Dim). t ......20 2l pr. Ditto Coottocreial par. Lottery 'rickets 19/.100. °notion] dist. Ceris. for Ace 7si IRISH STOCKS, JULY 10. Government Dehvutort i 3l 017, Government Stock Gove►nment Dehenitues 5 .... 741 Government Stock .... Exchange, 10! COAL bIAItILICI'. JULY 15. *hips at Maraca Ships 114b14 Priee. 341 Newcastle 356. 9d. to 45s W. Sansterlaad 1 Ciodiro . BIRTHS. In Bauntetreet, Dublin. on Thursolay, the 9th it's*. the Lady ..f esplain Wheeler, lath Lancers, of a son.. tta the 14th mat. Ilse Linty of G. Truwer, Esq. Mentors place, Russell-square, et a daurhter. MARRIAGE. On the 6th in 4. Withint ItolFer , Esq. of Mead place, Lambeth, to Mum Larkin, of Essigstc-house, Rochester, Kesel. DEATHS. Lately. aged 131, Swami &Wow., Esq. ofTwyrordarottae, Derbyshne. •nd of 11«esthorpe.hall, Nottinghamshire ; a Stalistrate f..e both Counties. lb' the 13th not at the hotel, Leualsgtem Spa, Mathew Reid. Esq. of teamster. and brother iif Dr. Reid,ofGresurille street: he was struck with apeplisy soon after dingier, sad almost immediately earned. thi the *2.1 ult. at WAWA, ReslAmiehire, Hen►y George Cave, aged 11, or pia itosiral nellunissatiun: also, universally lainestesl, his mother, Mrs (iaye, wife of Charles 8 Gam s n r go o u of the shb•ve lose, (iios of Mr. Pete, Gime, Berg lin. Nelsen, Abbots, Devonshiri), 'emirs a family of eight missig child, n : esh•ss of grief for her No's hopeless state, on t►e tlot tett bonging on premature Moor of a still. ho►a harem, as/ whit* occasioned her death on Senday, the Illth umlaut. /hi •hr Iflth inst. at his Estate, at Coalmine, Menai', Eakpalreek, F.M . lrrutan of the City of Dublin. Twelve children, six anus mail ax daughters, survive his. Au active canvass Las alrrady tato place amongst Oka Merlin Peers, Mr the vacant seat at the Alderinanic Board. It is antler. stood, however, that the return of Mr Harty is tolerably isa twee, and certainly Al.lerionii Kirkpatrick could set have a attire rritrectable or popolar ructessor _ _ HIGH WATER THIS OAT AT' L01(19IN I.IG E. !Multi 91 Ace It. Amin 69 atler MI. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIVOUTII, JULY 14 Arlieul the Swallow, Lake, from Wet turd TALMuUTIL, JULY IS. - Arriyed the !brig Sagan, Oro, from Ainsii rili;o1 for l'hilaa ielphia, with 119 passusgera ; put in here by adverm JULY 14. Arrived last night, at eight p m. the Lord Nebo,' pat k with a mail and paaseugen from Holland. DOVER, JUIN 14. Arrived off This port the ship Preston, Baldly, Crum Phi. narenico , and Moreland, Hall, (rum Jamaica. DEAL, JUIN 14. Arrived 711,t1 sailed for the River, the hub ty, CJoitcr, from Li-14.11. Saliva tlic Nile, Scott, from Faysl, for Loni Remain in the Downs, the Sevcro, Florida SIIIIIr of war, Rota Socrreigo yacht ; Emma, Jarwmol, for kilt St/Ulf Seas; and Matchless', tiairick, from Mavatmali, for °Mi l s, LIVERPOOL JUI Y 13 . Arr:se 1 the lmorrne, %arks, from New Orli:nos; Failed 2141, sod from Balite 31st May, in ciimpimy slth the &visional, Mingan ; Maly, Stewart; Aniszon, and Freda. rick, all for Liverpool. On Ilth illaialli, Klllllll', Fpuke the Elizabeth, Baker, from Liverpool for Si. Domingo. Also arcived the Mary Ain, Clark, from Si. 31ary'll, N. ; sailed 25,1 i June • 1.11 the 211 h spoke the ship Mull,. lirt. 45. 35. lung . 54 58 from Liverpool fur Nova Scotia. COMM JULY 14. Arrived the brig Alextuder, Booth, 38 dim. (luta 3laiiira r fur orders. GRAVVIEND, JULY 14. Arrived the Friendship, Plaster, from ; caret and Elmrheth, Ming, from T gen ; Gets' orders. ()ashes from Groningen ; Jenny. Scott old, boon Mau; Good fu teat, Rob. neon, from Rica ' • Vrow Si I.na, --$ from Cro n i ovm ; Ihet ballots Packet, Relate,,, from Berbodues ; immure sod Ilutgaret,Swau, trout Christiana; and Young Hannah, i • noon, from Eiettulest 2 _ _ Sailed 'sloe Paragon, Hare, for Quehee, &c ; Peter Procter. Peterkin, for Elgiorur, Scc. ; Sirah Margret, Nichokru, for &rants; and hbastrel, Linkbluer, for Newfoundland WE tote milt. etre, to (Meet t.:.: ..f Permits afflicted with Mental or Bodily Decay, Nervous Debility, Inward Wastincs, Lessor Appetit, , cession, Depression of Spirits, Trembling or ShakiliK of the Ramie., Scorbutic and every other kind of Eruption, Atali- Inas, Ulcerated Thraats, Seminal Weakness Pains in the Limbs and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and all consiitii tiunal Complaints, immediately to make trial of I!,. heated CORDIAL BALM of RAK AMID, or NATPIII:'• IN FA LLIBLE RF-STORA'FIVE, aa prepared and tail. Wholesale and Retail, by C. J. J( II( DA N. 11. t) at the EAST LONDON 11F.UICAL ES VA BLISII M ENT, No. 7, Can non.strett-road, St. Geurge's in-tlic- ra , t , I I It is universally acknowledged to he the m. et agreeable mid powerful restorative in all the shove complaints ever discovered; it thins the blood, eases the most •iolent [Pains in the head and alumni+, and promotes gentle prit.pi OA lion. Ii is utterly impossible for language to express, ur rlugnrura to extol sufficiently, the value of this wunilerfu , mid Memo p.trahle Medicine in rest.ailig health to the affieute..l, s,tl „;iviitc vigour to the aged. Thousands have beret re..t...r.1 to perfect health, r.ftet having been so reduced by diffiTelit divesses ns to have been despaired of , out nutty by their fami lies, but also by their professional attendants. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottles, I is. each, or tali gnat • 'es in one, 20s. each, or four Tiaittities in one family bottle fur 335. duty included, by which one I bull& i. saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all cliinstes, and may be had al Barclay and Sons, Fleet-inarkei ; %%nits's, 46, Cnruliill ; H. I. Preston's, 101, Strand ; T. Rielcie,l's, 19:3, Strand ; Blake's, 56, Piccadilly ; Bark. r's, 125. thineit. street; Chandler's, 79, ; Tage'a, 10. 3/ iil.lle. row, Hilburn; and by the most respectable 511, (Leila. Ven ders in every part of the Kingdom. Dr. C. J. Jordan takes this general opportunity of an wane:lig to the Public that he still devotes his .tidy eseloisively to the cure of particulsr complaint Wet-l iar Member of the Royal College of Physicians. lie (Ala a speirly sod prrmntcul rure f.r every class or %set vuus ; diseases of however lung standing, or of the trimt inveterate kind, are, by his new awl superior niude of ti cat merit, speedily and effectually cured. Dr. C. J. Jsodan may be consulted b ) RH ranks of people, front wine its the morning till nine in she evening, at the EAst London %Tellies! Establishment, Na 7, Cnission-street. road, near the Cumnareciahroad Turnpike, St. George's—in. tim.tast. Letters front the country. eneloeinf a Bank nnie , will be duly answered, and the uecessary M.dieine scut lo e: pants of the Kingdom. Just published, price Ss. iu boards, THE AWLS of LIFE ; a Noss—Aie.l,c.l Cron y on the indiscretions arising from Homan Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, sod balwitil • fr r iv Louof Lurs Ventres, Gonorrbrea, Stricture, Seminal We .Icm-sic, &c. are fully developed. Part 11. contains some Ileinvita Ost certain Female Cionplainta, in particular Sterility. l'ari 1I I. embraces Practical Observations un Sail 11. li.litv, S. If. Above, Jvc. In Part IV. is a Series of Cases illiNtrVtive of the preceding snhjeets, explaining them in • familyir man ner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GO$1; and CO. Consultinelargetins. May be bad at el), Riternuster-ruvr, Lomln; sod at WI Bookarikra. Mesas... Griot and Cu. are to he consulted, fry ',sun!. cvil 7 day, at their house; and Patients in the Ciiantry ave guested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remit tance Air Advice and Medicine, which can be fornardid to any p.trt of the World. Gem and Cu. M R.C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, Fa-. 1- street, London LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARI His Royal Highness the Dnke of YORK, President. VIIHE Delicacy mit. Honour 111 u cotitiecteil silt it JR certain clam of Complaints, require that Public con fidence should he confided to Professional Chsracters it know. respectability and talents. This induced the Royal and Noble Patruus of the above Institution to give their support to it, for the exclusive treatment of Ve serreal Complaints, and the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Sur geon, 'lauding high on the List of the Royal College, has proved (by Hie benefits it has conferred since its esta blishment), the propriety of their choice. The Public are too o ft en th e dupes of empyriciam, and the artful delusion, held out by diterate Sten, w hu, tooter fictitious names an d assumed titles, gain their good opinion. This observatien justly applies to the Medical Pretenders of the prescut day, who, under assumed titles, advertising as Companies, dcc. with fictitious names, hold out, as they style it, the infal lible treatment of Venereal Complaints. The List of the Royal College of Surgeons, published in February, she.. only those persons entitled to regular practice, and no such pretended names belorg to it. In statiug this fact, Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing justice to the Puhlaci lend his ditty to the distineoished Characteis who have founded the LOCK DISPENSARY, to guard Society against such an imposition. Since its eseamencreneut it has amply fulfilled the views of its Petentis. Some of the most obstinate and dangerous eases of Strictures, Deliihty, and other supposed inevitable affections of the ;reiterative organs, havelwris Mere radically and successfully treated Mr KIERNAN may be consulted nt usual, by both Vexes at his house, 2s, Lower autrlnfie.wtreet, Bedliwd square, where Letters from Town and C4.o.stry are to lw addresekd, and tie necessary Advice and Medicines will be given or KM to any part of the Kingdom. Just Ptiblished price 4s in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the above DI& EASES. By I'. KIERNAN. Uhl by Sherwood awl Co. 20. Pottritoster.row; Righter, sad Son, 114, Fleet -street; and Callow Soho. LONDON: Priwieel and Fobhated at the Odirt. No. 137. Shaun, ; 'there Atlve.liat•ments are received, and Letitia: (postpaid) must be addrasse.i.—C WitITH. Nu. 11. ci...nrot% luo, Printer.—J. WHITE, NV. 137, Slum% Publisher.