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To whirl. will be sikleil,l6th time, s new Entertainment in ..ae art On the modern style), to istroduce a sew Isti- WWI' of Actor. and Imitators, called ONE, TWO, THREE. FOUR, FIVE, BY ADVERTISEMENT. 041Corpletno, Mr. Lancaster ; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Tell.e. Doctor Endall, Sam Dabbs, gad Actor, Mr. Juba Were. liarybis Gruplettiti, Miss I. Stevenson. To corinkide with (third time) a sew Musical Farce, celled WALK FOR A WAGER; • OR, A BAILIFF'S BET. Herrington (over head and ears in love and*lit), Mr. Prarmar it limns (a twaddling brother tek.lebitglldratP), Mr W. S. Chan. rley ; Bob Lovelock (a;profees: al Geo. tletasia). Mr. Harley ; Ilookey Walker (a prdeiirtan five fret four high, riaine forty), Mr. Wilkiviaon; Knobbat (a Pa r iah Beadle sail Constable). Mr. T. P. Cooke; Liver more spotting character), Mr. Salter. Emirsi t tl carionsowng Miss Kelly; Mrs. Kddsms7 (a riaruivaldcW4r. Mrs tinny. Poles. Ss; Second Price, 3..—Pit, 35.; Second Price, 1%. Gallery, 2%. ; Second Price, 1. -Upper Gailecy. la. ; Second P. ite 64. TO,IIIO/111W, Sly Own Rural !—Ose, Two, Three, Foar, Fir... by Advertisement—and Walk for a Wager. A sew Warns, a nee oteraits, rad woraral Woo Nosieli. tirs. are in pteparstion. STRICTURES CURED. BY a new d9.-thud the above troublesome Com plaint is entirely eradicated, without Surgical advice, whether of long or short standiug, except constitutional, as well as all an &homes grwerally accompanying it, and in a shot time the whole system is re•establialsed, being use of the gt rates' discoveries ever made, by J. LYNCH, 311, Halm to yet, St. Jmneer. keep, etable references *ill be given if required let ter. to he joust-paid. N B.—The price of the Medicine, including ether aeces •sries, i• fire Pounds a parcel. rir HE !Nadir are respectfully informed. that Dr. SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED MEDICINES con tinue to be prepared. hs the most accurate manner, tram the Original Receipts of the Proprietor, at Gilead House, near Lacrimal. where Patients may address their lettere as here. Wins, Asa, on remitting a One Poised Note, receive Advice in their reiretare Cases, together with Dr. Solomon's wale. ,able Merlicilses..for the following Complaints:— lot all castes of Scorbutic Ecuptiou,Scrofulousi Taint, and in Dsintlyrsoeginating from ao impure state of the blood, the Anti•lmpeligues commonly called &Aim's Drops. Awl in Nemesis Came, or Consumptive Habits, attended with Weakness. Debility, Lowness of Spirits, and a gradual waving rif the vital principle, the long-mtablisbed Mid highly. tel.:mated COHDIAL BALM of GILEAD. The above Medicines are also sold by Leigh, IS, Straw]; Baton, ISA, there'd-street; Butler, Cheapside; Tint, Ex- rhalige; and Ward, Hannan ; price Its. per bottle, and family bottles, containing fuer small goes, for 13s. by which ils. are tweed; with the words "Samuel Solomon, LMet. poi," engraved cm the stamp. Ahni ' , CH . 'S& that interesting and attful 'Work (with a Karen of the Author) retitled "A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes is aVariety of Coop plain,,, by S. SOLOMON, M.D." Cootaioiug a Treatise i.O remelt Disease, Negroes sad Hypochoadriae Cam& plaints ; also Geaeril Bernath, on those Distaste with which the human body is most frequently 'Witted ; explaitiag the symptoms, mode of treatment sued remedies mast pro perly adapted f ee sezaa l debility, treatment, be. MATRIMONY. AGENTLEMAN of comfortable income wishes to unite with a Lady about thirty, of Kaput. tionate forgone in her own control, sod without rowan,. besot., who would prerrr ilainutic retirement te faith • lite gaiety, and be inclined to visit foreign conistries. Lest ally thin; indecorous should be thought to attach to this mode eT primary communication, he will briefly say, he has re sorted to it from a persuasion that there are essay Ladies so circumstanced, lake himself, as to have little opportunity . of otherwise forming a suitable alliance, and that whew the ac quaintance is thus effected, motels, explaustioa will justify each to the otter. It it to Lathes of superior minds, and above common prejudices, that he alone addresses himself. A pleasing perms, a mild sod amiable dispositioo, with the Wrentham sod manners of a perfect gentlewoman, are re. 'pistil« which the qualities and momentous on his side are promateel to weireast. Doe care is taken to guard against improper cariosity, whilst a candid reply, expressive of all oweemary psnieplare will receive such direct sad delicate attention.; as to affor:l immediate evide,te of the sincerity and principle with which he seeks the object of domestic happiitess.i. . • Address...K W. A. No.- 14, Chemin-street, Tottenham mart-read, Londoa." vbe LET. Cometect FARNI, or et about 200 Acres, chiefly arable, with a Komi Farm house, Barns, Stables, PIA requisite Out•builtlings, situate near Bromley, lt , itt, and within ten miles or Loudon. For Particulars apply to Mr. Stewart, 104, Great Roe sell-street, Bloorashary; snit Messrs. Dunn and Words worth, 32, Thresdneedie-street. TO PROFESSIONAL PERSONS AND . OTHERS. O DE SOLD, a capital! F,erhold HOU"E, T is Great B.‘arlhortiugh.street, St. James's, wish at tached and iletaciw4 Offices, strong Room, ice. Immediate possession may be bad. Apply to Messrs. Dawson and Cafe. No. 48, in the same s(rrel ; or to Mr. Higgins, Nu.d, Harpur.strert, Red Lion. CHIPPING BARNET. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. a comfortable FAMILY HOLSB, with 01lice*. Gar. dens, Farm-yard, and shoot UT Acres of rich Freehold and Copyhuld Land at(ioining. The house is seated upon a dry, healthy spot,' with a lawn in front, commanding a cheerful prospect of the road, and embracing views of great extent and beauty of the Kentish, Essex., sod Surrey hills, and the sorrounding country, and contains four rooms on each Hoof. The Offices are good, and the Gardens planted with standard and wall-fruit trees. There is also a productive Kitchen.garden. • , For further particulars apply to Messes. Bstsuilrett, /honks, and Reddish, Temple. BISHOP HORNE'S WORKS. Just published, iu six rollout, svo. price 21. 14s. boards, • New Edition of u, T HE WORKS or tie Right Rev. GEORGE BORNE. D.O. Inte Lord Bishop of Norwich; is which are prefixed, alemoirs of his Life, Studies, sea Writings. 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These Powder. pewees all the medicinal properties of those salts; in their operation are equally wild sail efficacious; and being perfectly tasteless, they may be given to children as well as adults, who cannel lake a saline aperient iu lily oilier form. The Powders taken after ton flee an indulgeure in the luxuries of the table, partienlorly after too ranch Wilte, the common dis agreeable effeeta are altogether avoided. In warns climates, they will he found dill .welly brio final, as they correct dis ordered bite, withoat debilitating the abloom*. Sold by the Pelepfielefe, R. Butler and Sou., ChrthistsaWl Etroggiiita, No. 4, Cheapride, corner of St. Paul's, Loudon ; and No. 34, tiackellle street, Duldlu ; and , for theist, by ad the pwaapal Berisrelleirs, Druggists, awl Hedirine Venders, o i reeghout the lilogrioas. In Boxes, at 31. 6.1. each. N. 14.--15 voter to prevent the salweitatiori of opurions imitation* a these Prowderii,• fae-aiirate of the Polio tetnr's • Mestere Is tagrAVed in the label which is affinal ha rack Buz. MARKETS. From the “ lasslos Nevada* Pries Cuerreal," of Tasedigy, Anima 1, 1819. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Correm.—Tliree public sales were brought forward we Wednesday, which went off heavily at unr last quotations, except the Ise qualities, whit+ sold briskly. Thiusday's sale west off better, sad nearly the whole was said about ts. per cwt. higher; St. Domeier, readily brought I Db. 00 Friday there was a considerable demand, and Jamaica, by public sale, obtained • farther advance of trots 35. a 4s. and Dutch aboutts. per cwt. The stock of W. I. Coffee Is now 6,210 tons, bring 1.708 more than at this time last year; present prices 48s. per cwt. lower. B. P. Smelts have beer in limited deammd, awl is *e vent instances sales have been made Is. per cwt. lower. The stock all. P. Sugar is now 3,509 asks sure slum last year's at this time, present prices 10s. per cwt. lower per Ga zette average. Rum.—Jamaican have been ioquired for, and may sales have been made at our last quotations. Leeward' are held at ts. Sd. to ts. W. for proofs, and 2s. 4d. is offered. The present stoeleof Ram is 15,988 puncheons, turd price of proofs ILE per gallos. Stock last year same la date, 15,n98 punchemis, and price of proofs 31i. Id. per PIMIENTO has bees is good demand, and 7d pre lb. has been paid fur ordinary to ed. for fine quality, at public auctiou. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. CAMOLINA Ries has sit been iu mach request since the ..yolltic sale last Tuesday. • • The Tonseco market remains in the same dull state that we have noticed for some time past; in consequence of the ingrain of duty, the deliveries during tlas last mouth fee bone consumption lifts been very trifling. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. * COTTON...-Tbere has been a lively demand SW* our last, particularly fur Bengal., the low qualities of which are id. per lb. higher, and woud be taken freely at the advance for export and ins speculation; two small public males of Demerara end West India went off with spirit at 0. to id. per lb. above the previous currency g Vassar titre bees in request, blot the quastities being gmlholfy iaferior the sales are not extensive. The sales of the week are as follows, vit. 150 Upland ordinary to middling Ilid. a 120 4 fair to good 131 d. a 14141. ; 550 Pernambocco ordinary to middling 171. a !lid., fair to good 1811. a laid. (per pub lic sale, 115 Demerara and Berbire ordinary to middling 131. a 1414., fair to good 15d. a 1814. ; 24 Barbsdoes fair to good 131 d. a 1314. ; 103 Carriacou and Gresads fair to geed 151 d. a 151 d., fine 1814.; 20 Common West India ordinary to 'Matisse 1011. a ltd.); 30 Legatee middling 11144 MI Carthorse middling 10/d. ; 20 Smyrna, good 1244 ; 10 Bourbon fair 191. ; 600 Surat (is bend) ordinary to mid dling 8141. a 7141., fair to good 84 a 94.; 4,000 Ikegal (ditto) ordinary 81. • 611, middling fair 74. 41 . 70., good hi Ise 71d. a7id.; 15 Para good 101 : total sales 5,557 hags. The import* are 369 Carriacou and Grenada, 8 West India, 37 Masills. Total 414. LIVERPOOL REPORT, JULY 31, 1810. There bas been as lly brisk deemed for Cones throughout the week, at a gradual and almost daily advance in prices, making ltd. per lb. in Bowed. amid Orleans, id: per lb. in Brazils and East India, and Id. its Demerara'. The public saes of Sea Islands yesterday, consisting of 460 bags, went off with spirit at an advance of td. per lb. and the whole sold at 23111. a ti,. 44d. aversgiag 2s. 24.1. per lb. The impel Waal, 1,387, sod the total mks are upwards of 20,000 hogs, coasistiag of 1,000 Bea labs& at 2341. a 211. 104, 190 stained at 14141. a 214 d.; 6,000 Boweds at 12d. • 14d.; 2,400 Orleans at 11 4 d. • 16451 ; 400 Tenreasees at WO. a 1244.; 1,900 Penmen at 164.1. • 194.; I,OWO Bshias at 15td. a 1744.; 1,000 Maranbams at 154 d. a 174.; 800 Miura at 130. •151 d.; MOO Demerara , at 13d. • I/d.; 59 Barbadoes at 13 54. a 14d.; 30 commas West holism at 134 d. a 14d.; 1,800 Swats at 6441. a 1011.; 2,300 Bengali, at , 644. a 114 d. per lb. About 200 bap have been taken us ape ambitions, sod 1,500 fur export. 11. P. Sugars continue to be offered very freely at public sale, mid the low descriptions of brown and middling have gone la. to 2s. lower, whilst good sod line qualities bare ✓oid more irregularly. Si. LIACial have sold apt. as very low rates, sod all that offered in the market have barn ekes (ehiegy for export) at 50s. a 53a. (or very brown moist, and Ms. a 595. fur fair dry to good brows; the ortaelity mud is 1,700 casts. lit Foreign descriptimis we had nothing doue; and in East India only 650 bags, which two put up to are.. thou, sold at 611 s. a Ms fur low white, 706.4 1 d. • 76a. for fair to ;clod, and Ills. • 84s. lid. for Sue. The Coffee market has been very dull since our Ism, and the wily odes made are of 200 bags good Domiogo at 10Is ISO bags and IN casks of pal Cheribon at 09s. a 100 s., a small lot of fine ordinary Havannab a 10Is., sod a few parcels of Jamaica to the grocers at 100 s. a 1104 s. fur ordinary to flee ordinary qua. plies, according to which we reduce our qitutatious 3.. a Os. per cwt. In Cocoa and Pimento we have nottibse &dug. A small parcel of BerbOues Ginger has sold at Ch. duty paid. We have little inquiry fur Rice except fine Carolina, which is scarce, sud uothing has beta dune is this sort or East Indio. Leeward Rums of commie strengths hove brought 3 id. Ashes are 2s. a 3s. lower, and have sold at 355. fur good Montreal Puts, and 40s fur Pearls; New York Pots have beeu burghs also for export at 270. Id. a 28s. per cwt. in bond. Considerable sales have taloa place in Turprii. tioe at Ito. a Its. 6.1., per cat. Abutit . 4,oo o B. A. Rides, of iulferlur quality, have sold by suction at 554. a 0,14., and a few of good quality at 7d. per lb. Tallow es dull. The demand for Tobacco this weak bits been lideiled; we 00 not, however, notice any alteration in prices. The Corn market hes been dull , mad lower prices have been submitted to its moat descriptioes of gratis. In American Flour but billet has been dour. We bate no alteration to notice in the state of.the market fur Dyi woods, the demand still continues limited, and the principal sales made +turbot the week cantle of shout SO tuns Jain:tics Logsmod •t 61. Os. 41.1. in 61.7.. 6.1. per ton, principally at the former price. The sale of 131) chests East Judos Indigo, brought forward ou Thersday, weal oft steal dily at fair prices ; the qualities suitable fur shipment were In guu.l demand, tool in must iustatires *blamed as tot 4. ' , macaws the prrvidus rate,: in those fur home cousensition these was bet little variatioe. OILS —The first often' s', of the greeehled Airbe►y wore received on Friday tad. submit the seems 10 be Very bola foetal Ouch was curnsbugated by the act:swum ou tletwisley I bet yesterday the intelligence receiver, tr.o itioile,eoateary. and there has been iittle I/lIIIIIIPDS lone since: Prigee a" it' Istvan, aligut W. per tan higher ihnt• last' week. FOIVIT.—A consderable mireel now Ind tip to pablie inaction en Tiers&y, evasistine of Yal..ttia• true, 434. to Ns. per rat. nod Desna !Malting , 30a. to 444. peeltit. the 'Mier port app ared to be %ou g ht so. ELtIPOMITS' TWITS, —40041110 less of (i.e %sillily are arrived from BRITISH STAPLE Samos. Reinwen Soles' bare bees is risderste aestatsk sod priers remain nee* the caste as last gusted. Nouns, bu been sold st s small advance, but is sow 401. Petletript. Tautisp, 4i gAtsf 3, 1619. Four °TINA. Plsoiatiou tIeJOASIII wree is/ strady &wand at lost -week's priers. A public sale of ffarbadoes weal iff rather bebblY• Fnattas /Weans —.A public rale at ,illwousuls. was brought forward to ditty, the Ave witile sold writ ar 146. $4. hag She 'eller, west at a ordingiut officered shillioKs. Corretr.—The two public sales today errs (raceptiag 4 lots of Grenada) entirely .puisities, and smut off brig', at the advanced prices obtained ou Friday last, en the whole about be. per cot. abort our lot quotations. St. Dwaine is held at 116 e. TO NANO% F.STER AND :taro' NOOSES, AND IRIAN LINEN ORICNANTS. A PERSON iv any of the *boor Conceit*. CIL having the tome to dispose ttf, is Doe ittankaabe mot Reta.l %fp*, of hellions, may he of • Uestlemas aim is desirous of iavemiag a medevsis of iiimmey is by aildremitig teal Amite, mid mrliaw mAiealars, past• paid, to Nu. 46, Poat-t ' it may be lipeoded spas, and so immediate mower gives. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1819. VAUXIIIII.I.. Under the Pserosisie of Isis Ilnymt Hieuersa glee PRINCE EEG ENT. THIS PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES DAY, Asset 4. &GRAND GALA. when Illosmiresa. Dadentoiselie. and Madame SAQUI will ye Ono their •iirprisimo Emitutions. A. she end of the emotive MiAeewe Sailed will make an asteasiiiisi Ascent au the Tinto Rope. amedst a brilliant display of Irsootrortm by Sigma. Neogletr. Admittance. Si. Deere open at &Vie% the *wart to homer at KW o'Clook. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ('Tis Gazette sommuces the approbatiou of his Royal Highness the Print . * Regent to the proposal made by the Lords of the Admiralty. relative to the allowance of Salary to Officers holding mosatioas of omit whilst on Half-pay. A Circular Letter was gives is oar Paper of Wedoesday last, issued from the WarOthee, regulatiwo the Half-pay of the Officers is the Army.—" A alvillsr arraageomot,” says this Caseate, " has bees established fur Officers us the lialf-pay of Me Majesty's ltuyal Marine Forces."J BANKRUPTS. John Prestiee, late of Hioh.rtreet, Whiteekapel. Middle sett, sow a prisoner in the kiss's Beath prism', groeer, to surrender, August 7, 14, and September 14. at elm's, at Guildhall, London. Atteroey, Mr. Medfield, Great Pres eut.street Goodman's fields. Thomas Ho!bee, of Mnakton-Greees, sear Eccles, Lan caster, nesaufacturer, to serenader, Angus, IS. 19, and Sep tember 14, at ten, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. At torneys, Mr. Mekineon, Middle Temple, London; sod Mr. Homer, Manchester. Thomas BreemSt, of Bradford, York, grocer, to Darren. der, August 11, 13, and September 14, at ten, at the Bull's Head ben, Bradford. Attorneys, Mr. Midden, Bradford; and Memos. Stocker, Dawson, and Herriugham, New Bus. well-coney, Grey-street, Lincoln's lan, London. William Killer and John Kilmer, of Huddersfield, York, merchants, to surtender, August 9, at six,lo, at ten, at the White Horse Inn, Huddersfield, and September 14, at ten, at the Ramodes's Arms, Huddersfield. Attorneys, Mews. Stocker. Daimon, and Herringbone, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's lon, London; and Mr. Peace, Hadderafield. James Bitkinhead. of Manchester, dealer, to surrender. August 20, 21, at nine, sad September 14, at four, at the Garrick's Head Tavern, filsocheater. Attorneys, Meows. Adlievoa and Gregory, Bedford-row, London 5 and Messrs. Jackson, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. Aomori t. J. T. Botta, of Hoodutras.street. Oid.telreet, Mid. rectifying-disc iller ' at twelve., at Guildhall, Loaders. August 7. T. Palsgreve, of Beenett-street, Blackfriare.roed, Sauey. imeraNce-broker, at elm's, at Guildhall, London. August 21..1. Lane, of Arundel, Sussex, curs-eserchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. September 4. J. Biggs, of Charles-etnit, Hattou-genles, Middlesex, hardwareirean, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 7. J. Sated, of Grerstoke.place, Fetter-Iw, London, builder, et teeter, at August 7. M. Ohren and M. C. Ohre*, Broarketreet, Rat cliffe, Middlesex, mailmen, at use, at Gails...all, Leedom. August 24. W. Davidson, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, Loodos, wholreale.atationer. at twelve., at Guildhall. August 24. J. Elliott, of Suutbatepton, mortice, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 24. C. R. H. Bailey, late of Swallowfteld, Wills, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Louder. August 24. J. Mather, of Maschester,johter, at sine, at lb. Dog Tavern, Manchester. August 25. W. Hudson, late of Manchester, cellos-wens. factures. at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Sept. 1. T. Hellicar and J. Hellicar, of &Wok starehoota, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. August 28. J. Vase and J. W. Bullock, of Cullis-stmet. Londoo, Birmingham and Sheilield-merchaats, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. August J. Wadley, of Coventry-must, Haymarket, West. mismsr, chementotsger, at twelve at Guildhati, Leaden. August 9 R. Downing, of Stoc kport, beekeeper, and of Merck-Adel Chester tea-dealer, at tea, at the White Bear law, Afanebestar. CERTIFICATE/I.—Avower !4. J. 8. Jordes, of Birmingham, deake trod eba~rwau -C. Pettit*, of Birmingham glover.—T. Stoat, of Allers•atreet, Goswell-street, Middleaele, and of Ludgate-street, Leaden, earprtentaaufsentraw.-1. Barlow, of Bottors.le-lloora, Lon. easkire,droggist —S. Sewell, of Aldersgate-street, Loads+, plumber.-1 1 / Staab., of Leek. Staffordskire, inalrolder.— J. Lamb, of Great James-street, Bedfontrow, aliagfeaes, Witbingtoa, of Clement's-lane, Gado*, beaker. —E late of Hoakiewina, Hertfordshire, sad of •Kinphowl, Middkser, eoach.proprietor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Briand, J. T. Taylor, sad F. G. C. Seised, of Spital.. square, Bishopseste-street, 10 iddkl4 ail It-alastifart urers, July ft, 1819 —W. Evart, W. Nassau, sad C. Swart, of Swallow street. Piccadilly, Middlesex, wise and ristrit-mier chant., Dec. 31, 1818.—► K. Fy■ae. and G. Ford, of CO3ilr. hill Pottery, Holywell, Flial, pollens, March 1, 1819.—;E. J. Glynn, E. W. W. Peadarres, aad A. Thomases, of Bodesiu, Cornwall. Wisher., as far as relates to E. W. W. Petiolate's, October 10, 1818.—J. Collier and P. C. Prideanx, of Ply. Mostly timber-merchants, July 31, 1019.—R. Preatlereast and J. Dwell, of Warwick.street, St. James, Middlesex, Sal.. lors, July 29, 1819.—A. M. B. Cbseamse, P. SI. Chassis", mud Al. A. Herbert, of Fall-mall, Middlesex, milliners sad drese.makeio, August 2, 1819.—H. 1,. Grove and M. Dodd, of George-street, Mansion-House, Lowden, ship and corn. 'nerds! arum, August 2, 1819. TIIUNDE it STORMS. numbly ve'nnight a serrre storm of thisothst and light ning was experienced in this neighbourhuoil. It appeared to describe a circle around us, ragetwith great fury is almost every direction from this city. elver?, however. it wee felt with no decree of VIOICIICe. Al Down lionise, the residence of Mrs. Niblett, about nine miles from hence, the electric fluid entered the hosier, east wee- ronductril by the hell wire. from one apartment to 'nether, in one of •ehich it scattered and broke Several chimer's-ornament., and occa sioned rest alarm among the inmates, some of whom were temporarily emoted cwt affecsed,./asat mou recovered. The senie tempest, appears , to have leavened she litngilitris fede rally, and Ind cousidentlik damage in man) realdie quar ters. At Moncton, in Herefordslore. two brifeni3Olrre kil4ed by the lighteing, and numbers of s treets venially stripe Of their bark and foliage. At Lhosayreu, in EsrAistuusli stripe emit of Wow. Lewis, firm. two peen were wreck slews,liesto of whunsare mid to he in e dettgerOn• !tate 1 and aletrreir sod co Was w w ere killed in She si righbeurhebtl. A leader willt-tret smelted by the lialanirig, at the %%oat near Foram. Morta -1 gontrerrAirej gad much Wm, wee sestained by the Orem Wee du. !Miser sue &mills of the brooks sod tireless, easesen by tle.hoevy ..in *bid sceoasosolestibe MOM. On Saturday afterimage Ibis esty was Avis visited tee mendsms torrent of HIM, arestutoansrd by very Armtek 4h , it. tier sod huhtsting. whicb lasted a runvidersble yteror 1, 0 1 • hove not heard.f say sesterisi denier door by it;fm-41..r than hematite &two the eyes*, wain is the ' —(Olout•ster Jottrutsl4 A severe moron of Abodes sad bedsit's, orceesposted ley .• heavy rata, Wag eliperieseed at ari 91 o • Monday rernotehl. about twoo'clnek in the oftersoon. At Cliftoo. a ertot-ienn flu.! is so osit.houps was torn frost its situation by die Neon mg, sad shattered so pieces. Ditrink Air MUM, • light .of ester pills,. fell s sopstratly (runs I cloud. tato • envier. mot were shovelled away by bushels. lie tburolsy. abed Ore u'elickin the afternoon, after I very sultry day. 8110, sg true hail • tremendous storm of tenni and "rain. which tested nearly au boar. and rud estarlderible tojol to the ..tett, Ire", sad sky lights. At trot, Arum. lilt Mari sac fret deep in the tuotloOtiteltinn.e.litere ininwhitet, euj Ont ltrrllkd • hdribitstits thins to the upper ' Snodsy lest. atirtreote•Aotts thunder-storm. a horse seas struck by site lightsm• elute gamely; to • f chl at !Watt, and killed upttu Ilse spat. PRICE 7d. BLACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE. The following litunotous description of the History of Pugilism is taken from filuelnerneul'r Nara:roe, published on Saturday last. It la 1 review of a late work, compiled " by one of tw Foley r"— " The early history of pugilism in this country is involii , ll is much darkness. Few, if any, of our learned antierriro,, as is well remarked by the ingenious author of witoi k, have poseeesed a taste for the . fairep,'and they hare fee themselves more interested an 'peen tat ia; on old monnouen'r or wicket capital, that. investigatisg the arcane of the rug. . Our author, beginning as far back as it is easy to go, • than whether our first purest, Adam, hail any pre,- lensing@ to thisart, is also iavolved In too great tibarturity, at One remote period, for its to penetrate into with any pro babslity of nieces"! It would therefore, he sum, •be stn.@ gammon' to attempt proving, who were the atdedilnvian p 'A rrogates of the art. And on that account he very jnilirionsly begins *ilk Fig, who flouriskedduring the reign of Georg" the tiegood, and who may be seen in Hogarth's picture Skiatkumirk Fair, ckalienaiag any of the crowd to enter the lists with him, either for love, or money, or a ll It it belt asiof Fig, that be was more indebted toots-I.Blth and courage for his marvel* in the battles he had gained, frost/Pe eget* of genius: be was r.rfreinelpr illiterale, airl it might he said, that he bused his way through life' If Fig's method of fighting was subject to the frit/rim .11' t!”... present day, he would he denominated more of • 'taught,' er than that of a nest finished It appears to ni, this , here Fig is leather ton sparingly praised. Fig was n man .e . genius—fur he was at wire illustrious as a (*Deer, e cool, ter, sad • pugilists-au nolo.. of powers which we veil!, h.. have sever did nor will exist, wlthont something hew- I mere talent, and that something can be nothing hat gen.,: sad mhos too of the very highest kind. It is in the est, blllahrsent of Fig's amphitheatre that we are to attribute the ••atlieerfel cultivation of the art of defence is all its breathes then Illsedand. Then, especially, was the area-rise of cudgel. Nlllllllll "it is delightful to end ilmalighteot ellareeter of a treat as* by Semief his mMttrsries In Captain Galley'! Tradiew it/and the Mere, Serowe. re Defames' felohiighett in 1147. we And • sketch of Fig. Captain Godfrey was tie Captain Barclay of that reign , end was therefore as sell en titled to write of Fig as Xenophon of Socrates. ' 1 have purchased,' spoilt lie, my knowledge With many a beoken head and bruise in every pert of nee. I chose b. go *wetly to Fig and exercise with him, partly as I knew him 1.. he the ablest master, and partly as he WSW of a logged temper, and would spare no man, high or low, who took up ..stick against him. 1 bore his rough treatment with determined patience, and followed him an long, that Fig at last finding be could not have the beating of me at so cheap a rate as usual, did nut chew such fooduem for my company. 'flit... well knows by guillemot of distinguished rusk, who acrd to he pleased is setting ns together.' "This, we think, is very prettily nit, but what follow. is equal to any thing in Hume. • Fig was the atlas of the @wood, and may he remain the glailiating statue. In hint Wendt, resolution, and onparalleled judgment, enaspired to form a matchless master. There Was • majesty shoue its his eassateunee, and blazed in all his actions., b. yard all ever jaw. His right leg bold and fins. sad his left, whith mild hardly ever be disturbed, gave him the surprising mi stletoes, already proved, and struck his adversary with dc. splir and panic. He had a peculiar tray of stepping in a piny. He knew his arm, and its just time of moving— pot I Sem faith in that, and offer let his adversary escape his parry. He was just as nisch • venter muter than any other I ever saw, as be was • greater judge of lime am! mea sure.' This wonderful sus was • native of Oxfordahire, bat it does sot appear that he enjoyed • university educa tion. Perhaps this is not to be regretted—for. if he had, he might hare remained fellow of a College all his days, or gone to st living, in either of which cases the natural heist Of his genies would have been restrained. Death, we ate' told. gave him his knockdown blow ip 1740'—but of Ibis, last sad oily sinsseresaful carnival, we are not indulged with any detailed account. It is generally understood, Immo te.. . that Fig stood manfully up to his autagoubit—that his fitends hong entertained hopes that it would have hero a .trait o. battle—and that ninny good judges were of opinion that the blow which settled him was font " The most important battle fought during the reign of George 11. or, in oilier words, of Fig, was that between /Fin Whitaker and the Venetian Gondolier, commonly called the ineelweaker. The naval glory of VCII{(e had, it is ti or, ton; • /ham on the wane; hut though she city of th e sets hart fail... • from that prood pre-eminence, she )et hoped to the tarnished lustre of her name, by the roam. of h. r jal• - breaker. This great notional quarrel is thus dristrdwil . 1 The stage was ordered to be pleated, when an anfill silence prevailed in the anxiety matiifethil fur the set-10. The Venetian mounted with mind's of emifidence, sod ass greeted welcome by lo,ht pimu.ht, from his countrymen *nit partisans, and instantly began to strip, his mast-like arm claimed universal astonishment, and his size, in general trurk terror; and even Capt. Godfrey observe..,' that lot.. burl yearned fur his countrymen.' B.tt appeared roe! on& steady in a few seconds afterwards, and was cheered with hums. He eyed the Gondolier pith firmness, and, none isisilimusayed, thiew off hi. clothes In an instant, is hen lb, attack k hi eues s ri ase ght nee le d g, . aln'dhehhi':iinertrnianfipililicrh,rad.nl:iiemas.ef fo sli,,ltr;ar. before Whitaker was aware of his design, he received a blow on 4ut I side of the jeesd, so powerfnl in its caber, as to capsize I him over the stage, which was remarkable for it. height Whitsker's tall was desperate indeed, as he dasseit eta , pkgs.!y against the ground ; which ciiennotaace would not • have taken place hot for the grandeur of th► *offline*, whose ft pr onnedbe k eem en to mea r a is i i l e m ero i re esi pt o lk n o,d w i a es who s o sg high, : 11; : i i u s b ke@, Cats be, r Hob had mothidg to stop him but the bottrin:;o n es_ high s awl the fiensigners vociferated hisidly ea •-••• ths" of the reettlaies urswildeessetety Mem, freely s ael le be told fleet NI pee, aide gee end. • dodie 1• • 4 and the foreigners vonsera.r. ... he Venetian, sad daleered thrmsr:sm that lVhitUkrr itliscarteiy be shle In come egaiii, from the terfp•rale mai fall Mat he heell reeeirenomol squird the.r cosh yis I. the odds thick arin?t 6.m F but Bab in be fold nit) Orb oee, 1114 jumped Nixon tbe sear filo. IMP CliCit en renew Ibk attack: flparehig mem whet all •nt coal, age! Whitaker reaml met yhat tnneeihiag must he to reeler th 'ethos's lone arise 'metes., en' ba m".' the light; au. wiebeet farther cerement. he Mid .% ale" qe b•l' l l7 . 1 4 lerlfeeert the benVy nutliet awl vita ifs/040e ia the atusacle (flit, a ise* feh TARATRIInIter.4I., 11.41'NARKET. frHIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4, 1 will be performed the Melehdresns of THE TRAVELLERS BENIGHTED. Briskest, Mf. BaresrA; Meatier, Mr. Women ; Robert, M I Ten). Agnes, M las lkott ; Bestrim Stn. Davenport; Ma/pent te, Mrs, Gibbs. After which, a CAraterly. is Aires Am, tailed THE GREEN MAN. bri Rowcroft, Mr. Besniesgh ; Sir George Sqoander, Mr. Bather! Crsekky, Mr. Jones; Duinpliog, Mr. Kerr. ; Gouda Bibber, Mr. Cottage; Mr. Green, Mr. Terri Inagua, Mr. Russell. Lady Ilquandur. IA es. Co moor ; Berths, Rios E. Blanchard ; Tacket, Mn. Gibbs. To (welts& with the Burlesque Botertitiouteut of BUMBASTES FURIOSO. kortsatikone, Mr. J. Russell; reams, Mr. Durstset ; G. neva! Buntbestes, Mr. Listen. Distedlos, Lisle*. Gal &aro, ss.—Pit, Golltry, -r-Secowd Uri. 15. and the Perform - The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, 'IWO in hegis at Seem. Pliers roe the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Massieghaaa, at the Theltre. To.motrine. 'The Wonder, with The Critic. ROYAL CORURG THEATRE. Varier the Patruuage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe C.oliorg. 'VMS PRESENT EVENING. WEDNES DAY. Angost 4, and following Evenings, at Half. past Six "'Mirk precisely, the Entertaisonents will cows. silence with. fur the Muth time, ■ New isiterestiog Melo- Dramatic Barletta, taken from a Popular French Piece, anti called THE CASTLE OF TARENTO ; OR, THE PRISONER'S ESCAPE! After which will be produced, fur the third time. the highly popolar Serra Pantomime, with the original Music, composed and selected by Dr. Arnold, New Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, Characteristic Dances, &c. called OBI; OR, THREE FINGER'D 3ACK. T.. colic's& with, positively foe the last Four Nights, a splendid ()pram Mein-Drama, wish New Music, Spies. Sceuery, Ste. called THE TRAVELLERS; OR, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. Ziphitnri. Prince of China, Mr. H. livable; Kayos, Mr. T from the Theatre Royal, Drury.lane. Cetinda, Sir,. It'. Darrymore. In the courae of the Piece Mr. T. Cooke will change the or:gloat rim the fulhtmint New Songs :—" Who would nut lore I never will deceive thee," composed by Mr. Parry --." The Rattle Song"—land " Let Pause sound the Truro; In Art 11. a nrstot Wirt. In Act Il 1. a Pose Clsonpetre. Pi locittal Dancers. Monsieur and Madame Leclerq. Prirate Hosts have hero made, and may be bad nightly. Pisces 111 he taken at the Box Office of the Theatre; and fa the ceetiminotlatiott of the Nobility and Gentry at the IVesi Foil of the Tttwii, at Mr. Fentom's Music Warehouse, 711. %trawl; anti at Nu. IN, Piccadilly, opposite Bur harlot', titmice. A Nvtetly on Monday wear.