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OUTI.NIAN LECTURES. These (foliar'in Legume were attended, II Mr. Notes, t ICPVI street, Spring ;mitres, oil the two heat Balerslays, by elm, realest member of fashionable. who baste dottier' to thew silver the reinimeneensent of the present meson. We have always repressed oureelvestmeerahle to this intruded enemovemene of socteww ; Fe/seeded that, where • choice of parterre ear Isle can be easily made out of Ihe sr kph society, there must exist both more happiness to 'VIII married life, end less Implodes tea duplicity sod i oliretoness (not to meadow. a cereumvesting Montage) to corrupt and vitiate the minds of the respective friends and relations of the parties, as well as of meddling and In. tripling strangers. By this plea, no deur* would be ores. pinned ; for 11 requires the parties thoroughly to know each ton r, by Ilse wormed universal introductlues, It goods against loorimg them together to take illegal edema tars of the wesloiess of either Let es then banish • per. jaidirol and oppressive opposition to the rethor of • phis, • hire will he soon bowed, defended from the ;melon. The soomerous attendance at these Lectures, over mad shum the Interesting seems where they are read in town mid country, teeth /finally to be considered the production of his taste and groins, ere so far at least • set.off against the numerous 'modem of the simeemful Poets and other writers of the day, we tic render shamed an intertwines of envy as • motive of *is exertion., or to justify any hint in his hearing " that 'they are well known," to ranee him eneeeinese. 'peaking of the facilities afford. il by the eveoing as. sewihhes of resorts of Nation, for the attainment of these 4'll:P et., it is thus olssereed—' , of she cheerful assemblies icy whirls the youth of both seers in our metropilia are atai.irtl n. form erepseintanee with earls other, awl learn something at least of each other'. ilasposition., mention hes been made with praise, sas the Lee-tore where l alluded to the exempts set by our Noble Petrimess. 1 will jssat throw out a few ideas on ore vastest variety of their. It happens ate n, that, owing to the reindeer, of the Nubility and Vlentry in different mollies, • peat preeleoni appears ..hvien. of those whose summer residenee is its the comely of the comer of the house ; so that the mac who laves much iu the world, and, as is vestal, testers the crowded rooms Mt 'She same evening at el.ff rent booms, seems to himself se if, aided by the celebrated cap of Formalities, to pees from comity to county ; sometimes being in Northumberland, sometimes in Cheshire, sometimes Burkisighamshire, sometimes Devonshire, in Norfolk or in Koff elk, in Soria, or in Sussex, and even to him, travelled into a slafferent ustion, epitome the mountains of the North, or to also 5.541 r Wand. There is something amiable, however it he ophaaidid as cloneisk, in this apparent tendency of lonian erretures ti Tr. 111311 1. Opilllfilsllll.C. ur social enjoy. anent foe those connect. el by a netearal bond of union. Tibet vainetnality of the card of invitation, to which also we al luded iu the abuvementioned Lecture, will surely, in titre hoot of asternitilies, be particularly reseembrted; said proved by the presence of all, who seem combined log. Sher se if to guard their adj. si ii tog patrimonial fogies, ID the spirit of fellow-soldier% • leo amorally kohl each other NO to respect; so that the more vreteuruudy any one of the lialiabattode of a country ha. emb ',keel io moue use fail undertaking, on the possible failure cal • hieh, be dreads the manifestation of public opinion, the more would that yometuality lee observed by the rest, in which they virtually say,' We will least of all, at Oen juncture, critical to one of our nuiteier, and therefore in his sore J, encourage the 'tightest reports, that se desert him; our would tom even the billing occasion of • ball or cumeert, to she* that we, as willingly as ever, assort with him, and !rive fair play to his yeerjeets coutemplatiog the public good'." lit the second part are the folluoing observations sea nis the cams, where the yonder's% Insides as the prise contemplated is the marrying mates courtship, cams obeli, as common said expected, are Ilse freest from the diffscobies, raised by the artful rid/anions of false dr. eenee, these distresses have b - es este. tool highly mature', e dainty, eller, adalitioaal ezcoms are Curbside! by 11 reculiar situation of f. maks of Ike same perverse character of will, theme distresses must exemplify • proportionate in. crease. Differeut judgena tits have been formed by nom, of the raitibleneas or propriety of the measure a woman adopts, *fief the death of her first hashastel, in being united, when s &resit interval of lime has dared, I,i • 1141.0011. Many tor whom I near*, myself OOP, with all rosible vemeraliou f e those tender feelings, mud that self devotion, which r'iriiike Caro the seep, bow. or the virtue is fennel reducible to that of mete intention) are of the opinion of Mansemstel, manifested in the narrative of one of his Ethic Tales, that a wife is not booed to manifest that love towards her hoehenel, Vie condition of which is to be "fides a son ensihro," "faith tat to his ghost ;" others again, hold that, on the contrary, this extreme constancy, w bale their opponents would almost ironware with the moldier* • hick wives, in some eastern casaitrier, itstrepidly make of Ihrooelves at die graves of Emir newly deers'. d Imsbande, is the pref cable and more bseurniug pet foe t h ew to are 1 quarrel with widen of these seine. eaf condom, as 1 more' the opposite virtues kith deemed both of diem ; as long as reemarried, or still they preserve that te bait fidelity of coudoet exacted Com them by the Holy Scriptures. But 1 mussed help presuming also, dial her friends seem to have cauehl the *ante divine spirit, and de memeetrated the same freedom teem unchristian pride, founded on prejudice against a Mai, Nehru, Maimed of these lofty peaulveo, which would have me. e ourag,al for to keep hien at • distance by intrigue, mid se. e ...lad her s hreudlyedeirlsed escapes into the country, or aelia mes of religion it (often rather prompted by *peculation than by de Henry) ; indigoes'l that he should dare to tor even to thistle of her with particular views, world rather aid him, if waiting less proper turn, fur an isitrodeetiens to 'her, use the principle Ildat it meet easueluee to human hapoi nese, that emery iudwsinal, emu or %lomat), should have i nmost ,' t o bun, or to her, the tampurary intercourse whirls a alter wished, with sway individual of the otter sex to slot society. May all of you cherish guy useful 401- [III4M iu your beeeets, to prove )or•seiverii active!" isoislaut, or such etc-mitten, of meanie Mies bestrew levee of heart—directing your seplubatiun, amt even vuilded ridicule against • &utak couditet, which (though I have braid that wows' have beets pitied se poor unfurtuuste 41t1111111 . 1 1 , fur nee being allowed by the moralist, as is self &fetter, to play off aesinst others this ds-iteeity of proud M isstate) leaves use tau power of edniiratitot bat what I should leave to exert to humor say other resemblance of coo. tamp:mous serogeure, maned with cuqueta y. 'I he oseutiou of the widowed ft male is not hem to be nob eidered superfluous; fur I aster pr' ferably recommend you, es • most useful act to tee cossemosity, to turn your thesights Aral to the good work of isOrodoetious of IBM M fhb 6e efription of females; and that fair the following rate' ou, ram ly, that if each of that is enabled to conquer prejudice aeteisaet forming arsmainlance 'with whoever might possiblyeel to leans his mower of pinion her euesest to their lotion, the yet owasarried women would, a fortiori, and by X natural and necessary asomeosenee, improve themselves in the same manwer, fur the ultimate eeteiblasloomit of a system of Christiau candour and ottiousisty. By out bled labour you would thesefure accomplish two different impurtmil rods. It is now stated, that the remission of the tonnage duty, awl the deuce ou exports to and imports from New foumlbaud, and the bounties to be give• on Ash brought from that settlement, are not to be extended 'to the colonies of New Brunswick. Nova Scotts, end Canada. Wednesday evening last s fine new brig was liaisebed from the yard of Mr. RAMSAY. just. of Boston. It is supposed that upwards of 150 per• sous we►e on board at the time. The vessel went „Il e m grand style; but nut bring properly trimmed. s:se uafurtunately upset. and nearly the whole of the persons on board were precipitated into the siert ! Great and praiseworthy exertions were ita tnednately wade, and sanguine expectations are frootrftaiiord that un lives are lust, but the alarm and confision that followed the accident can hardly be igragnsed. The vessel was got up agnin without re ik.;l4 LAW INTELEIGENCZ. COURT OF CHANCERY, trtatmuna, SATURDAY, J 11312 26. KZR ROYAL HIGHNESS THIL ritivcEss OF W %La terms Till KARL or Llr►aruoL AND COUNT IIUPIIT6II. Mr. MARTIN, at the sitting of the Court, said, Ile had to request or his Lord.hip that he would postionne • motion, intended to be made in this cause by the S:►lieitor.(:-nrral, for a few days. The Learned Solicitor was not in Court, •nd lie under stood Mr. FITZHERIBERT had o►el with an accident which prevented him fro•n attending. The Loco CuAncrucoa —0 I can base nn oi►- jeetinn to is being poat l w►nrd. You had better settle out of Conn with the Solicitor-General when it is to come on." The Sono - I-on Cravat!. having c 'me into Court, said be could have no 'abjection to ac commodate his Learned F.irisd, hut it was air cesoary that the motion should be soon ...ode. It was true thst Mr. FIrZtINIIIERT bad met a it-vere accident ; with h.s Lord.hip's permit lle remold settle out of Court with his Learned Friend, Mr. NLaTt4, when he should make the 'notion. COURT OF LING'S RENCII, Warriitirnes, SATURDAY, JVNI TRIt ZINO a. MINIUM SVOALFt. At the &meg Of the Court before Mr. Justice Cmst. The Cussmott SERIE %NT moved, thnt the file of 10,000/. which this Defend.int was ailjuilgrd to pay Isst Term, be Wrested into the Court of Ea rltrrl9e►.—[ understand this motion to be male on behalf of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of the City of Landol]. Mr. Justice BEsr suggested, that the mivi,in had better be made on the last day of the 'rem, otherwise the Learned Conosel would have to go iota the Court of Exchequer to make a 'Unita. appliestion. The motion was accordingly postponed. REX b 1111 &TOR OF Ca41165F.K0. This case being specially appointed fur argum-nt came on this day at she sitting of the Court. The question fur the de ision of the Court w.s whether, under the words of the Charter of the town ►f Gravesend, the same person could legally fill the office of Mayor for two successive years? Mr. C►uden, who is at present exercising the office, was or;ginally elected at Michaelmas, 1817, and at 81.clawilanas. 1318, instead of going out of office agreeable to the usual custom, procured him self to be re-elected, and has connvieutly con. tinned (to the no small concern of many of she in habitants of the town) to exercise the functions of Mayor and Magistrate. Soon after the re-election a rule was obtained by one of the Members, calling upon the Corporation to she* cass• ally a new election should not belied me the ground (as was chorales!) of Mr. Crudeit's ineligibility t•t serve the office of Mayor for. two oneceloive years, which was afterwards made slum lute, aid • srantiasems thereupon issued for a new election, to take place in February last, to which the Corporation returned that the present Mayor was legally in office. This return being traversed; 111 r. flotAs me) now supported the return. and insisted that the words of the charter, directing that there should be an annual election of Mayor, who should continue in office " fir one whole y ear sod afterward., until one other of the A I.lernien should be eletted and sworn Mayor," slid not lire vent the re-election of the sense pees in, who, at the expiration of the first year, reverted to the charati. ter of an A lilermaa, and thereby became one other of the Aldermen, within the meaning of the charter. The COURT, however, being decidedly of ■n opposite opinion, stated. that Mr. Croplen could nut leave his character of Moque mad " one other of the Aldermen stay elected and sworn," thereby cleurly excluding him from bring re-elected, a n d directed the Corl•oration peremptorily to proceed to the election of another Alderman, on Saturday neat. At one o'clock the Judges verse to join their brethren of the other Caul*s in the listehrquer Chaudaer, to hear arguments in Crown cases. N ' TIIE The following are the chants of quarters in the cavalry regiments: Ist Dragoon Goards—From Namiltun, N.B. to Ireland. 4th Dots—From I►sltiaghar to Turk. s.. . bib Dino—From York to Iliraiiiietiara.. i`.• 6th Ditto—rros Siraiiiighpai to Newcastle-opus-Tyne. 4th Dragoons-. Eros Cork to Exeter. 4th Dittu—.Frsat &holism% to 7th Ditto, Bubaars..-From blescbeater to Hamilton. oth Ditto, Leagers—Frosa Beiglitos to Ipswich. 10th Dittu,lisesaes- , -Fruai Radipole to Edinburgh. It& Ditto, Lancers—Frew Canterbury to Ilutinetur, 14th Ditto—Fsons Dublin to Canterbury 11111 Ditto, Hasearn—Fivui Ipswich is Illasebenter. 16th Ditto, Lasmasni—From Collie to Mohawk.. 16th Ditto, Hassaii—Frua Itiesseasslaupes.Tyne to Ire land. 19th Ditto, Linters—Prom Hounslow to Brighton. Two troops of the liith Hussars jest beadird horn Liver pool at Dublin, will arrive at ILinittiek ibis day, u. replace She 4th Light Dragoons, ordered to occupy the quarters of thi7th Maginot* at tatter. Seven troupe of the 11th Light Dragoons sailed for Hog. I4lld on Friday; one troop remains mill &log duty in Dub• lin, but whirl' will embark me the arrival of the rienaisider of the ISth Mtwara, silt troops of which marched fur Luneriek sad Cutk on Friday. The Sd Dragoons, or Scotch Greys, from Detadalk, relieve tie 14th light Demme. la Dobbs. The 14 Dragoon Guards relieve the 91st at Dundalk. 4th Dragoons are hi embark at Waterford toe Bidde ford. The lith Lancers embark et Waterford for Bristol, on the Ilet lastest. Longford Is to be Is future Cavalry bead quarters hi place of Ballistrobe. Caber is Is he reliagnished as bead-quarters. Cork is is raters to be the beadioartme of the iDeasoom Is the Southern District. OF PkIZE-MONEY. Floe Princess Orange awl licsikr. fur ilw tone ilia Ala, no Tlearsdny, the 114111 instant, at Pie. ti t Arundel cieret, piste. The C.arpfset, lb, La Lriiiie,sas Sahinlay, the Mb isms. No. 12, Cleaseet's-lea. kcal,a same place, every Taw ity and Thersiab far three swathe. The Orpheus, Tessa, awl Illolverette, fur she Celt&tow. please, es the lash lama. at No. H, aeriterser-lah. &rails lint place, every Tuesday and Tlssredm far three stuatles, FROM SITURDAY 111Cli I'3 C.IZ Err a. [An Order In Connell. in this Cu:elle, further respenAN far oar yrs...from the Mk of this insinth. lb. bsllul ui rr relerst rue doe Local )lilitia.) • MILITARY PROMCVTIONII. 'reel), ea, Jame SS, ISIS IM Resits-al of Life Guartle—Liewienaist %Salient Mayler &With, trim the 19th Lithe Droguons, to be Cornet and Sub Lieistenant, vice Sardett, who exchanges—dated Jilor l', 1919. bib Regisiwnt of Memnon Cianellia--Cnellet Charlet Hay 14 inn, from the 111th Light pi 'goons, to he Cornet, eke Battire,'Who exehauges—dated Jane 17. 1810 9th Regiment of 1/ragoons—Liesteisint Alrueniler tlossard to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Itrusrue, Mum retires —dated as shove. Ti he I.ienlemente—Cornet Elliot Armstrong, by purchase, vire Himard—rhiterl ai alsove; and Cornet and Adjatent Thomas Dori (to hive she rink :--deteal Jane IS, 11119. 111th Regiment of Light lkayorins—Cormi and Soh 'Jessie omit Nob, et Burden, from the 1.5 law Goirils, to he tiewteuent ; rice Smith, exchangee—Atilmi ha*. 7 , 14119. lath Ditto. To be Comets—Vl* rlier Scott, amt. by patentee, 'lee Sir T. C.Styk, alto retires—dated June 10, 1810; and Cornet William Dallier, from the s•ls 1/entmao (;rarila, vice &ion, • Ito ewchinges--J ateal Jone 17, $519 1916 dills—Captain William 11 .)n, tom the 2.1 Thalia Regiment, to he Captain of a loop, vice Arm strong. who exchanges—dated as eh 0r... Cenci Aletyuilyr Bailey to be I.lruirnitit, by purchase, vice Dmirneo, who retires-..bileit 31+1 Regiineni of —l.i..otessaiat Add. rley Reamieh to be Captain of a Cormriny, by putebear, vice Di/terra, who retires—dated Julie 3, 1919 Ensign William Sonya,. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bisantioh—dared as shot e. Francis Wald, amt. to be Ensign, by purchase, s ice Smyth —dated as •bure. 43.1 Ilecinsent of runt...o.llaj.ir H sverfiel.l, tom loslf pay of the Regiment, In be Ni,j•.r viee Francis rsliirk Napier, whir rueliswges—:ilieied hue 17, 1819. 51'h ditto—Lientenant.Culonel John Dinielh, from half ply of il,e 96th RNLI, In he Lit steuint.Coltostd, vice Jab. 1 tail Waldecrave, trio exchangeit—dated Iv. above. 11th ditto—Captain Alexander Fisher Mectniosh, from the half p of t h e 60 k nont, to be Captain of a Coneyasy, v're Frederick Faille. y, tabu excitant.% receiving the d:R••renrr—dated atratt;Ve. _ 74 Welt/ 14.1. a Regiment—Captain William Armstrong, from the 19th Light 113havonts, to he Cvptaiti of a Com pany, vire Majur, srlin exchanges—dated as above. Li. cleanup 11. lity John Ilirteits to be Adjnt tot, vier Ander son, *hu real; IA the Adjotaotey wily—dated March 26, I'll 9. C•tpe Curpv—Lirotenant Charld Vestry Solitudes, from the 2111 Light Ma:none, to be Captam of a Cornyquy, by lurehase, %ice Ilardntg, *tau retire.—Dated Jane 17, 15161. MenaItAVIIII• The Christian name of Euvigu :Mole, 'militated to the 79511 Foot, on 3.1 neatest, la Fux ouly. The re.appoinsment of Captain Mandeville to 691 h rout, las been antedated to lal September, 1817, that he'll the date it unlit to bear. Cootesiosiowe signed by the Lord Lientelant of the County of EAKII. 'To be Deputy I.iretenant —Lk , ' 11111, F. 4. John Theophi. luf Esq. John %Wright, Esq. Robert IVrstly 1141, Esq. Tbu mu 11'141sarn Breuiston, Log Cliampiou FitvnrJ Bratifill E,u Uri' Anderson Btepheisa, rsi.. George His. Ostia %lf)loolp i , E laa.—all dated illsrcb 11, 1819. . erip 0 • .• cl 1114 i/ • .IM •' • DANILBUrror ENLARGED. Thomas, Taylor, of Goibiford, harry, lupsoo.movelistat, from Jam to, to:Aegust 14, at entire, at Guildiall, Lowder. BA N K RU PTCI ES Sit PERSEDED. William George, otherwise /fuel, of Ferrate Selwee4, S.senerse4, (Whit r. Itraind Wild, of Crartm•street, Strand, Ml 4 tailor. Juin Hedvsle, ttf Leirester.arsore, ITestecierter, t BANKRUPTS. S marl Null, of Havant-sheet, Porters, Hants, I.roker, I to Surreoder, July b, and August 7, at twelve, at Ilse Anchor sad Hope Ta nnnn Sails' 0 orgy . ..square, Potion.! Attorneys, Mr..J.thosun, Punnets% sad Mr. Cope, Wiletra street, Gray's.lun lane, London. homas Homer Granger, of Leeds, Turk, rosney-serit I tore, to surnotit r, Jullli , al sm. xi the N. ssioffii Howie, WakvArld, 7, at ',hero, at die Sessions Mow., Lints and August 7, at eleven, at the St miuns House, Wakefield. Al tura. ys, Mr. Evans, Hatton gunito, 1.0u40u ; and Menu. Robinson add Heap, %Valerie& Jobs' Crockiit, seo. and Edward Cruel:in, of Dihdale, dgley, Stafford, irouneastrrs, lu sun. odes. July 0, Ai 6.w, 10, and August 7, at et. yen, at the Little ttol's Arms nut, Pen lit Wee, Stafford. Attorney., Mecum Anal ire alp; ‘1441,1, Inner Ttesple, !tondos ; and Memos. Bounce avid Sens INI I III7 • JOhll Ru6nu Silva, Isle of Liverpool, merchant, In sawn. ,hr, July 7, 11, and Augusi 7, at eleven, al Ihr (i;nsrr Inn, thskostreet, Liverpool. Mbersse)., 31s. Atha llssion.tourl,Castle.street, Lit s spool ; and t. r. Edward Ow,. is r. Holborn, London. John Aston, Rissninghaas, vietuallcr, lu surrender, Jul) 9, 111, and August 7, at lire's , . :if the Wssolprk 1,111, Hisatiughass. Allosseeye, Mr Moir. Eslnenonls, Eaeluquirr °dice of Pleas, Liarolu'rlun, Lumina; and Mr. Mule, 114- titinglustn. 1 . 1 Carr, of Erch. Staliurd, silli•mautifarturrr, to surrender, July 9, at shree, 10, and August 7, at ern, at she Angel lass, Marelesfield, Che4rr. Attorneys, Mr. Jansen fanewiu, least Janies-strert, Cs-illird.row, Loudon; marl Mr. Wadsworth. Muecksfirld. J‘wiepli Linsley, jun. of Lyrae, merchant, to surrender. July 3, al Ere, at the Rim wad Craw,. bin, Fluddrifir ai larcen i st Ike Yew Tree Inn, !Wiwi Town, and Auriga 7, at (mit, at the Sessioas Mouse, Itisk.teld. Atiorianr, Meters. Juko and Uusilmil nusiik, Matiorigarden; aug Mr. named Ta 3 lur, Mr Gehl, near Leeda. Mem) Fiatticistumhangli,uf Bishop Wearrnosdh, cual.L tcr, In surrender, July 70,71, aiiil Argus, 7. at Orwell, at the George lisp, Newcastle upou.Tsne. Attorney., Mr. lidallistinie, Systoles-tom, Loudon; and Mr. Edward Hanle, Bnihup.W..morimmth. John James, of aielitsibasn, innkeeper, to siurimiter, July 9, 11, sud Anima 7, at eleven, at she Kuhl! Hotel, ettelten. ham. Minim ye. Messrs. Newman-1i and Shuford, (leis IV . ham; and Mr. William Read Klieg, Scijeaurs.lliiii, fleet. street, London. _ Fredu irk Nulling sod Gainey Melling. of Jeromelem coati, Graceel.uteh.streel, Loads*. merthaoss, to gaterrader. July 3. 13, and August 7, at twelve, at GasWhat'. Mow. ally., Messrs. Will4.lre, Bullies, mid CO.*, ‘rischeslGl.llo4.•", UM Broad ',vett. Jobs Howard, of Woobora; Botie, paper.atak." Io par 'ruder, July 3, Itt, sad demist 7.11 ten, at GelliAltlll. Law duo. Atiwtoey, Mr. Thomas Misciog lase. Julia Ktsai, late .4 Ipswich, twaffolk, lo surremirr, July 12, 13, sad Apeust 7. nit eirwm, al gill Coach mad Humes, Ipswich. Antwerp.; Mr. Clunks (buss, Ipswich' wad Ills. Witham Bromley, Gray's lon, I oisiluo. Healy Keith, sea. of Kibens.l. Maraud, I.eirrettr, railkr, Si , sarreader, Jolly 11, 7, at *levee, sad disgust 7, at IS.. r at Skit Three Crowe@ lua, Laicism". 4Baraeys, Mr. Cueke,l). s Ltkeeter sad Mr. W. 11. James, Earl-street ) Blockfriurs, Leedom. Ideuimala Mall, of Bristol, easier. Se Garwood.", July 11, 9, sod August 7, at one, at the Buswaser Brutal. AI. torueys, Mr. Thomas Meeks, /Maple In, Ln.4ieu ; mad Mr. Beery Smith. Eadmage.losoldiage, Bristol. William lihithwore, .4 Shallidd, York, morn. Is sarrea• der, July 1 , I, sad dogma 7. at skive's, at the Towline Ina, Sialforld. Atioreeps, Mr. 4..liarles ikuukiaM, sad Meson 1 thaw and Prelims, Culeowas.atreet. Losoloo. • George Adams sad Thomas Nash, late of tiluatemer, jrit elk, 9, to surrea4er, July 3,1, sod August 7, at lea, at tleildhaH, Attorney, Hr. Maiming, Owaseat's lan. 11.thaid 11...1.1Lr, laic of Teuterdco, K ut, viettialko, to e~:=r r. Mirrendsr, LA, 3,10, itiJ August 7, p 1 elevrn, al Ga; Lowish's,. Attorney, M 1i Lewis,Crotched ('nun, Imoulas h 4 IVillisns Cavell, late of the (111 Chant(. Imoodso, eel orinatar. bOl 'onar of Anzel-shrem. E.. 4artooo's.le•Granol, 111monsinsien nook, too surreodeks,, )olos. IL at len, Jury 13, en I Arrest 7, at elevens. at &Walsall, Loodon. Attorney, Mr. ('ruts. Chouserry.lane. J olio Nunn, of Xi. Marl! Street orfl le-11 mr, conl-ntrrchont, to rorreinler, !nue ft, July 17, nod A most 7, •t less, at Goildhalt. London. Atintorys, Meows. Cour. teen and Kolsonon, Wallwook, Lamina. Thomas Gabby, of lower Yorkmireet, Rutherliithe, Sur. rey, limberma•Teluisst, too surrender. July 3.13, mid A nitwit 7, st Arms, at Guildhall, tondos. Attorney, Mr. King, ("agile street, /toilworn. I.modson. Juha 11..oran (no herw ine Jahn Asaven), of 1 - 11,1 Carsodielo. • c aven oi s t,quir., wine-inctelsant, to assrrenrhy,July 3, 10, and Austost 7, at ten, at (Lidal. ill, Imosslon. Altor. arr. Woofs. Joao o and lasso!, Great SI ary.lealoneAtternt. ketsjaneir Obhtts. of Great Alie.street, Goodman's fond., 311.1dlesms, watch-maker, 100 surrender, Jolly 10. 13, and August 7, at one, at Guil4lllll, London. Attonsey, Mr. Tuner,, CAllik•lliflrri, Falronoorare. Tleusofta Sorban, of Chertutte.street, filaroymgaltes ollesex, pi morons...maker, to purr. nder, July 3, 10. ussd Amass. 7, at twelve, at Go Mind!, I. 'on. Atiorney, Mr. flea rl loVulliato Saunders, „..tte..otrert, Ftemy-olua►e. - William Smith, timber mereltant, hi surrender, July 0,9, sad A uginni 7, at one, at the (form er Towers, Marto,. Attsrarl•a, Messrs CI trke. Unhook sad Aleiralte, Chanerry.lane. Luudua i ■ud Messrs. Stephens sod Guod• kind, 13112101. nrN pg idly Vt. J. B.ker and K. Sl.a*, of gpernloarnlaod, Speen. Reeks, .Ilrelvr.ilemlers, at ch.seo, at the George anti Pell. rail I an. Spersiliainlssul. J u'y Id! Julamina, a Lanr.tit , l. Matted, manufacturer of ea, tlienware, at I. sun, at the Rue Huck Lin, New. CA'ile.owaler-Lyme, Siaffuril Jolv 17 J. Vender:ion and A. Neilsaa, of Mitre-eunrt, Alilk4lreet, London, merehnisis, at tit Ore. at Guildhall. Jd'y IV. J. Kafir i , sow or late of watt ham, Norfolk, toms, at twelve, at the ('rows Inn, Swafilsans. July VU It Townsend. of Nessus., lam-aster, eoro-deal r, at a !even, at the King's Arms lon, Preston. July 19. A. Rawlinsiin and I'. MEM, of Liverpool, met rhanis, at wise, at the Gone lan, Liverpool. July 17. J. Sint% of Kier-street, dear the Tower, Middle- Mt, butcher, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. July 17. J. Keris', of C.ssallestreet, Leireater-aelJii, dirs. x, ilratirial, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louiloo. July 3. C. F. 11.11 and R. F. ROI, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, hisessdhurrii, at laden, at Guildhall, Low dun. . July 23. G. Pardow, of rouxbtna. Warwick, aerate-maker, at eleven, at the Aegvl Ins, Alcester. Warwick. July 3. 1. Stubbs, of Long.arre, Middlesex, coach-plater, at twelve, al Guildhall, London. Asir. b. T. Middleton, of Liverpool, cotton Insalifecturer at twelve, at the York Hotel, Williamsou.square, Liver pool. CERTIFICATES-InLY 17. G. Roberts. of Marina, Chichnry, li.lop, mstteler.—T. Stet anon. of K ingstowo p.lauSkier—S Churchill, I de of Oxford-street, Middlesex, cud of Adane•atrert. Ada. rlistiller.—C. Child, of Bristol, carpenter.—T. Carl, of Fisarston•epon.Thanes,Surrey, dealer In corn sad 1.4.11 j. and 1. A. Henderson, of Little Tower street, Lon. lion, yr i pie. merchant's—S. Richardson, Now of Nirliolas.lane, Loratisrastrvet, London, and We of Marseilles, France, merchant —J. Conneril the younger, of Bromsgrove, Wor cester, sicedk.niaker —W. B. Tay ksr, late of Wolverlsamp ton,Starred, japaoner.—A. Leslie, of Sm.-Assns. Bottlers. hooey, Louder, provision.merctsaat ---W. Gulch, tate of the Hop gardens, St Martin.io.thr-Fields, woolleu drapee—J. Fourdrissier cad C.l Finsrdrinier, of Ricksmansworth, Herts, paper makers —C. 11. W. rrerlood, of lkintsill.row, Middle sex, Iinee"CIIATII. W. V. kirri, of Namir.wall, Lain. kits, herrn, and of High Holborn. London, oil.mrschant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - _ C. Itittrav and G Ball, of the Bowl Brewery. in 11001- yard, St. pies's, aliddleitez, December 04, 1819.—W. Nook', J. Cganilrer cud Barlow, of Bread-street, Newltstreet, Eibound-street, end at their Wharf. George. street, Birmingham, limhermereleints, Juan 22, 1819.- 8. and H. Hughes, of Ahlerisianbatry, merchants, Janet?), 1819 —J. Ward snit W. Clark, of St. J.iniees-street, Westminster, batters, June 24, 1619 —J. Hepworth, O. Hey. month, J. Hey worth, 1. Ileywroth, and T. Aleaduneroft, of Liverpool. nvvehants, J•ne 19, 1819.-Iy. Orton, C. 1410- ley, and W nations., of Sonderland near the sea, Maim, •mercera, June 21. 11119 —M. Wilkins and J Robins , n, of New Brentford, M,ddl see, printer., January 1, 1819— R. Hopkins, A. Lineolue, J. Bergner, and B. F. Hopkins, of Barbican, tallow.merchaists ' June 28, 1819.--W. 11. Am itosis, II Oliphant, and A. Seaife, Len. dose, Bl.itkirtli.hall-fdctrs, June 24, 1619.--W. Goddard and T M. Metcalfe, of Rupert street, Westminster, wheel wrigkts, June 24, 1819.—G. Hulwberg and Lk Allow's, of sugar ri finer,. June 21, 1819. J higl. by and 11. lughlry, of Cheapside, don. eilk•manufacturcrs, Juin.. 24, 1619.—W. Maxwell and A. Nesiilll. of Bourdirrus, France, and W. Maxwell and A 81'2.v:cll. of Liverpool. merchants. May 1. 1819. J. Ilallrny J. Wataon, and J. bail ant, of Leather lane, cut ler,. June 21, 16110.—5. Ailry and W. W. Smith, of Old Jew'''. I. ton ' Illrrlwrll hall-factors, Jame 24, 1619. 16 Hoppe and J. Trouser, if the Mit...rice, Loudon boist• and i.hoi-maiiitl4cturerr, March 18,1819 —W. Credal and W. G. repine, of Upper Tlii.sesis statnt. London. navy ageuta, January 1, 1219. l'itlelt OF St'CA It. The average price of Brown or 31 ußeseratiss Sugar, com puted frogs She Iteturisa waste in the 11 crk irsolissit she 23,1 Soy of Joist, 1919. la 39a. 31.1 pre Isousleest us sight, es cluaive of the Dutie► of elusions. pasd us- payable liseteatu ea that isuputtatiou thereof Auto Great lit itaiu. PRICES OF I'AMN. Average Prices of corn of Cultism"! mad Wales, by the (/starter of Eixlit Winebeatrr Moshe/v. mild of ltatsoral per hod of I Nes. setsirderrise, (now the rehires received is the w.ek esellettHittellelemf..fuesr, IMO. IVbeat. Itye ' Barley. (lats. a. d. "" -- 1: —. d. 2I I it. al. a. d. 9 rif ! 2 4 1 ) 9 27 111 Seams. Pease. Oatmeal. Beer tie Big. 4 "a d. a. d. a. d. a. d. 'lmill -.WI 10 9 41 II '19919 4 4 9 4 •11 0 . _ ._,—.....- __ is hi ,NAVAL iNTELLIGENCE. TORTAMOIITM. JUNG n. Arrived the•Thryr Johannes, /).bur., frosts Loudon for Rlstarourb ; Nowa, Ito,“, Gum the Dowse, fur Harrelson' s I.'Asisien Vietiiery, Traps, front Kinnear; and I:Attif, llaturtal, fawn Clirrhuik. saiwton, JUTS U. Arrived the Auckland packet, with a aril Irma 11.11111111. scan, JUNG ?I. Came dawn (rum the River, the Sissy's, Hiring', float Tenerife; Salisbury, Guild. for Cadiz ; Garland, Wanhill, fur Usainnwe; Dispatch, Findlay, fur Malta; and beds, Girl, fur Idacine. avtaroos., awns 24. Arrived the Importer, Lee, from New York ; railed 27th May : ua thi. 13th indent, in Ist 44 36 ►poke the Pheasant, Pletura, fritin Liverpool and Waterford fee 4lnehre; and en tlitTfth ismant, se lac 48. a, spy*? the Earl of Neikirk, Iron Lirrrowool fur Nystfuandland. The Jane, Wedsweirli, from arrivrif at New York, Weird to Les. due, 20th )lay in dist 410, OM St dope. noseuna (ftnatota), MAT 111. Tki 84,11.111 a, 0400.7, from hence f•.r Loudon, epriong leak thins* V11.1e1.1 gait on Notilay last, shunt ter karats fa the NIL *f Cape Henry, after having Wen wit tee 111111. A pews@ nbo hod tykes his pi• is her, WY her es Men. day sturinitio at us o'clock, and arrived here this morning in a pilui.lniat. He mates that she bad their ten feet water in bet laid, the wind N.W. and the vivid standing is a went course, istending to pat into the Arm purl. TEG^.II2 ON noxst.n.scr A r. t days Imo, a alms* denser l.n•kine man, well s iriAtmf ed,.stoppeal at meal of the floors iu Park stri,l, • Popipmil.g some p4lllllstgers to ripe the ear , ons ausi whew servant estate to the duo►, be said he wished Is •peal• with the toaster or mistress of the Poore, wns•ing their arrival. Ofs their apreeratier, he noni. .1 ty 1.. Rsn * story of his bovine been as unfortunate as to hoe and that he •as travelling In roller* lb. alms of the shun. table and well disposed! Xsurely This f•tlow ran sei.rely ose. I with pertme foolish ~sues to ;rife him runnel ; I mo the ease *ere ethe►wi.e, he would nn't YollOw she ors %Vermin'sl hese afraid repentine the earnest wish of who have sifted the esiltiret of rnendieisl i whirls is. "144 ere►M sae trowld obeten •Iri.g to persnns whow do mot *ROW to be vest objects of ekarity" It is criminate scattering of meaty whirls rsirowesops this - ■n evil of such rapid etrusrth, that the tune (nay come • 1-•.1 we shall rot only be railed into the cruet by be►:camel , . bust perhaps he troubled by a polite r•lni o bestow our charity upon a reseal seated is his tisseloir laudaulct !—(ltristei OffeetV..) MENTINGS OP CItEDITOII3 AT GUILDNALI. TO MORROW. lt. st. B. Marlin. Bliddleservdrevt, victrlttller ....li.. 3 IA I'. J. Gassesin, Chisreb•atireet, silversmith.... J. kilt..., Newirale.itrect, 'rioter .... t:. Crandon, Penchtirell street, merchant .. 2 11 II and .1 Wickwar, Newb ll "2 , tif tpermaken V. etimmingo. I bilx.r...s tree.. brewer.., ••,%1 ) II . A Clntiie. llrrwick.npon.l'werrt, merchant .••"•:. Ili J. L. 4 i•, Sliocsngllne. merchant .. .. 3 It J. end C. Powell, Holbw. tilt tit, enlimarmes J. Cow, St. Johe-rtreet, liwen.dra per . - I le J. Richards and C.. (:alinort sited, merely...of.. C. tV. Tichensor and C... Forter lane, but ton-cell a 3 11 J. Swanky, A nstio.friars, merchant 3 1 J. Z.miner, Welled! -street. merchant 1 1, J. Wort, Richmond. line...draper I II C. Mackenzie Caroline-erre., merchant . .. R. Johnson, Freeman's-court, merchant T. thissisety, Cateaton.street, warehouseman J. Dodger, Dtriturd. paper...taker 2 In W. Amadei!, late of Plaistow. Eases, baker DIVI DEN DS. w. Maihieses awd Cu. billuipagate.streecWilleout, isilore Pd. M'Doossell sod Cs. Aroad-street„ lllerChUils ii J. Inglis, Jamaica, inertionnt .... J. Hillsdale and Co. Fission -place, merchants . . Ili. R. Plaw, Riches.rmort, merchant 1 T. flower surd Co. andsester-rents, jesoelkos II) J. bosom, Fette►.lsm, tavern-keeper 1 E. Bull, R..oberhitbe.wall, painter J. R. Anderson, Therogoorton-street, merchant T. Toy, Penryn , , grocer ... . . . 12 C. Holland, Lambeth, srmy.agent .. lv T. gloat, Cltrapside, auctioneer la J. 1131, Soolbasspkm, grocer ... .• .s. ll W. IJoyd and Co. Fin.lon., slop sellers .. W. Law, Thregatortuawireet, asessiset ...... ..... CERTI FICATICS. W. Berms% of the Crown and !Harple, Whit.elkamal. Middlesex, tatern.keeper...T. Key. of Newcmtle.tolcr. Stalford, grocer..—E. Wood, of dolma, Lancamer, heasier. —S. Wool, of Dolton, Lancaster, hanker. —T. Wood, if Trowbridse, Wilt., elotitier.—W. Starkey, late of R•ibnal greea.road, bricklayer.—J. Peat, of Bedford.strert, Covent. gardrn silk.socrcer.—P. Dalsairos si4 F Win slow, rf Si. Mary.nt.lllll, London, ship sod insorance brokers.—T. Lloyd cud J. Winter, of Illne-841-yord, w. J.lmelia.otreet, Westminster, viine-osetchaats.—J. Guth, jail of Hoesteldown-lane, Southwark, eominerrhaot PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock ....415 3 per Ct. Red.. 661 671 67 3 per Cent 751 4 per Cents Bsiii Bank L. An l7:i Indio 80nd... 2 1 dis. et. Bills. 2....1 2 dis. I.otteryTickets ifo/. is% ()Innis* .. 2ial Cons. fne Ace.. 62 6811 62 • MARRI On Monday, the 21st instant, at Leigh. Lanes.hire. Ed. ward Brantley, Esq. of Hindley, to Catharine Wtthinet..e. 'wood daughter of J. 8. %V. Modern's, Esq. of Omsk...A. DF.ATIIS. Oa the 22d instant, et her house, in Pak street. Miry, Harmon Nlordanat, of Torrey, aged St ; by her 41..aita this old l'ettr::ge &steeds to his Di ACP the Duke of Gurdoot. Oa the 12th Maisel, at his residence, Chatlittte.street. Illackfriars-road, 11.orodon, aged 87, %Vol. Wallis, El. the oldest Surgeon in the Mitisla Navy, and last refloat/444g .•f those oho. its she year 1784, antler the command tore...plata Phipps, afterwards laud Wagoner, is the Hart-horse ant Cameos., went with the expedition to the North I' de, ma which enterprise Ile ass Sot getout on hard the Ca‘ease, tvad 0111 hoard which the late Loud Viscount Seises, then a bob acted as blidshi matt. At Bath, on Friday the 18th instant, deserreely anal truly regretted, Mr.. Carter, of Harley.street, Lund..*. At Cheltenham. on she 24th inst. Lieut. General Chaska Reynolds, of the Huts. East Judie Company's Srvvice,om the Bombay Establishment. thi Wt diteaday last, at Balk. Capt. Philip Durnenrol,ll fi. Hewes one tat the bravest sad stout intelligent afiCeri it. di ass,. He had distiaguished hisliself on @cereal Oft3Siutlift a 3Lart particularly in she We action, when Sir Jambes baumarer. defeated the oh lest. In the nionstb of Of laid, while off Vera Cruz, of a ma lignant fever, aged Is, Plenty flianous; and live day , nfo , , through CXCINIO of grist' at the loss of his brother, Ovvice Ereneas i both Midshipmen nu board his Msj.siy's *I.:. bylsille, and twin sous of W. .1. thinscioa, Esq. of BAth. On %Vedutmlay last, at Tower House, Aro odd, la') Louisa, wife of Arthur Atherty, Esq. late RIP. tot Smolt -1 amplon, and daughter of the late Marquis of Latium. MOH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. nursing 30 atier S. j Evetiiug 4$ after b. Just published, by T. HARVEY, of blociciriors rout. a Pocket Risotto!. being A few hiis.pies Adrice frees Me Medical Board, is a Lecture ell' the Liles Ventre& and Sexual Debilities, as delivered at Wu-rd stork House, and Charlotte House, in March last, a Pultl - highly isterestiog to young Practitioners, and of lUD lisortassee to die vital ititerema of society—Fur the arena.. laudation of Patients. • Medical Wald is established iii Woodstock-stmt. (txford.street, by Dr. Coors*, of Cho lutte House, Great Charlotte-street, Irsckfrisrs.rini.l. 'the Board is composed of Gentlemen of the first idetio, of nearly forty years' experieoce all Members the Hopei Cadre.* of London and Erliaisrolt, wlio ars contralti daily by ell rash. of people. Patients addicted with • twrisio eutogNiv t„ strictures, termitic pains, trupliuus of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular swellings is die neck, Ste. are dim:ins which arbor from luipeoper tresisseut—the addicted are urn mediately relieved, and epordily cared, without confine salt.--Messrs. Commit sad Co. are cousuittd at stock Hesse, from Eight is the ?lording until Light at Night; sad at Charlotte Heise *Greet Charlotte-street, vr. puede Ibe Rm. Rowland Hiir. Chapel, from Twelve till Eight rand so where eke is Leedom). Mechanics lvtve advice gratis every Ree di ng, feuds BM Oil Eight, si both - - . - Hassey ; and en Sudsy Herein; metal Twelve u'aucts.--- N.B. Raptures of 30 years weediest, and or 24 inch** iu cireuenferesee, radically cured, without surgical *T orun.... gees Private Keens for consultatios. LI►NDON : Printed and Published at the OfAce, No. 127. Strand; where Advertisements are received, and Lene• (at-paid) oast be addressed—C. SMITH, 1%11 lteent's fee, Mitten-4. 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