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Lesion, Ru. bests, Of Collett-Hill, elteese4ctorn, April 12, ISIS.—G. Dyson and J. Benno of St. Joha-atreet,p clerkenwell, Mid. diesels, j-ipau manufactory's, JOU! 9, ISIS —J. Coutlnins and IY. Drew, of PortapEstreet, St. Clement Danes, Mid dlesex, stationers, April 110, 111111.---0. Anger sad S. Jones, of Took7-street, Southwark, stationers, April 25, ISIS I'. Perrin, are. and T. Perrin, jun. of Marlborough, Wilts, cheese-factors, March 45,1/1/—J Matignon mod W. Mak nsll, of Manehefter, April 15, 111111—J. Marshall and R. Preston, of Whitby, York, attortsier, April 21, 11118.—R. Barlow and J. 'Boucher, of Rochdale, Lancaster, witch. makers, April IS, ISIII.—A. Kay and H. Kay, of Manches ter, coltou-neeschauta, January I, 1515. 'PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the week ending the 22d day of April. IBIS, is 495. 4td. per hundred weight, recto. sive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the inspoitatiuu thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Ei:bt Winchester Bushels. and of Oatmeal per Imill of 1411 lbs. avoirdu poise, room the returns received in the week ended the 13th of Aprii, 1918. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I. O. a. d. a. d. a. '9O 9 58 6 ;a 7 32 3 Beane. I Perbe. Oatmeal. I Beer or Big• e. d. a, d. a. d. a. el. 56 6 57 9 38 4 Average Prices of Britiab Cern in Scotland, by the Quarter of Etgbt Winebeirter Bushels. hid of Oatmeal rr Bull of 1211 lbs. Scotch Troy, or 1401101. Avoirdupois, of the Poor With. immediately preceding the 15th of April, ISIS. Wheat. I Rye. ' Barley. Oats. .. d. : . d. s. d. s. d. 71 0 55 9143 5 33 7 Beane. I Peue. I Oatmeal. Beer or Rig. S. d. s. d. s. s. $. II 1 56 1 27 10 38 I .- -- - • 1 ...- • FROM SATURDAY NrcHrs GAZETTE. (Comelead limner second Paye - .1 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED S Spyer, of Great Alie.street, Guodinau's-fields, Middle. sex, mei.cbant. BANKRUPTS. 1 ar Thomas Tbaekray tool Richard Bolterit, of Greenwich, Kent, horn-drapers. tu surrender, April 28, May A, and June O. at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Sad- low. Francis, soil Urquhart, Monument-yard, London. Luiz' Slept, of the Haymarket, Middlesex, jeweller, to mirrroiler, Apo it 2/1, May 1, and June 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Chancery. lane. Jarieph Lachlan, of Great ilie-street, Goodittaestelds, * .Aliddlesex, ship broker. to llamado, April 28, May 16, and June 6, al elm., at Gaililball, London. Attorneys, Meors. 1/eneetts, Groat', and Baxesdak, Usug's Artist-yard, tole- man-shell, `London. Lawrence Williams, of earshot -street, Cleaneery lane, landun, coloarman, to surrender, April 28. May 9, and June 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, lam. don-Vridee-fiwit, Southwark. `James Small, of Bristol, coach-proprietor, to surrender, Afay 4,5, and Jane 6, at twelve, at the White Hart lon, '• 1 1 Deltoid. Attorneys, Mr. King, Serjeanes-lon, Fleet-street, 14.01101, ; WO Mr. Fraakis, Bristol. George Sargent, uf Hastings, Seems, ship-owner, to dor- rOnder, May 2,9, end Jame 6, at *timbre, at 'Guildhall, Lon- don. Attorney, Mr. Clark, Circus, litioories. $ John henry Pueblos, late et the vireeinct of Saiat Catlin. rifle's, aloldlesex, and of the New York Coffee-houv, Lou. don, merchant, to surrender, April IS, May 9, and June 6, ut eleven, at Gaildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Templer, Glynn, mud Thomson, Borr.street, East-Smithfield. ! t , John James, of Bristol, grocer, to surrender, May 6,7, i arid June 8, at twelve, at the Commercial Roots., Bristol. Attorneys. Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor. end Dease,Grays-Inn. equate, London ; and Mr. Cooke ' Bristol. F.d ward Wale, of Sheepsbead, Leicester, halter, to sores- der, May 7, at its, 11, at ekes.. at the Bull's Hod Um, Hinckley, Leicester, sod Jane 11, at eleven, at the George lon, Hinckley. Attorneys, Mr. Cuwdell, Hinckley; and Alms's. Long and Avesta, Holborn-court, Gricy's.lno, i Lon lon. 3iihn Jackson, of Leeds, merchant, to sarreOlee, May 6,7, ' i and Juno 6, at eleven, at the Court House, teed.. Attor- neys Mes.rs. Lamberts, Taylor, sad Deane, Gray's-lou- t eqn.re, Loudon ; mid Mr. Bloom., Leeds. Edward Nieull, late of Hessel-Hrsipstead. Uerthird, but vow of the Kin:. Bench Prison, wine -merchant, to barren- der, April :NI, May 16, and June 6, at ten, at Gnildhall, [l.oadon. Attorney, Mr. alartiudale, Gray's-Inn-square. i Joseph Gregory, of Salford, Lancaster, victualler, to Par- rewlet, May 11, 12, and June 6, at Oise, it the Prince's Titers'', Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Creswell, Manchester; I an.' Mr. Ellis, Chaneery-laae, London. I.aac Le Plaistrier. late of the Minories, London, walelo. maker, to surrender, May 2, 16, and June 6, at one, at Guild. hall. Attorneys, dews. Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Chao- -1 eery-lane. t i i Charles Batley, of the Red Lion and Spread Eagle'.yard, Whitechapel, Middlesex, stable-keeper , to surrender, April r 28, Alsy 9, awl Jane 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr Gray, Tysou-place, Kinasiaint✓road. t W Miens Ohlscres, late of Orion. House, Leicester, but wow of Lea Grange, near Twycros., Leicester, farmer, to surrender, May IS, 16, sad Jane 6, at eleven ' at the Wool- park Inn, Bier ll ill gbam. Attorney ., Messrs. Alexander and Maine, New-lain, London; and Mr. Parker, Birmingham. t John Pritcheril, of )tattle-Badge, Saint Pa , Middle, Medea, varnish-manufacturer. to surrender, April 28, May 9, sod June 6, at ten. at Guildhall, tondos. Attorney, Mr. Toulon', Carmarthen-street, Tottenham-court-road. Illitt Charles Bi.hnp, of High-street, Southwark, Surrey, lion:. ' draper, to surrender, May 2,9, and Jane 6, at twelve, at il Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Wright, Upper Thaws- ate. et. i g Richard Dennis, late of Banlney, Lincoln, blacksmith, tut now of the King's Bench Prison, to surrender, May 2,0, • and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Liondou. Attorney, Mr. Spencer, Bo Ivetlere plate, Borough-road. A John &row Gooch, late of Warnforderourt, Throginor- tou.street, London, and of Northamptou.square. Middlesex, merchant, to oirreader, May 2, 12, and Jane 6, at ten, at , Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mount, Tokealsonse-yard. DIVIDENDS. i April 28 R Mason, of Norfolk-street. Middlesex-Hospital. 'carver anal guilder, at eleven. at G1'11,16.11, Loudon. May 9 G. Robinson and S. Bobiusiot, of Pateructster-row, t London, booksellers, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 18. W. Waite, of Huild•crsheld, York, plumber, at ibu, at the Court-house, Leeds. 0 May 16 J. Graham, of Gloucester-street, Queen-square, Middlesex. tailor, at one, al Goililliall, Loudon. l 1 114 May 27. J Ward, of Deccies, Suffolk, merchant, at ten, at I . the White Lion Inn, Beech,. May 27. R. Ward, of Beetles, Suffolk, grocer, at tea, at the • White Lii•u Inn, Beetles. Julle. 6 A. clan.bir, of Birmingham, merchaut, at eleven, at . I . the Royal Hotel, flurninglaasn. 1 r, May 12. J. Lary, of Whitby, York, ship-builder, at eleven, ' at the Dog and Duct Tavern, Scale.laue, Ktupton-upou- Hull. May 16 R. Monona, of the Strand, St Martin-in.the-Fields, M idilleows, dealer in glass and Staffordshire-was e, at eleven, ) p. l) Mat Guildhall, Loudon. My 16. W Hunt, of Throgmorton-street, London, factor, at melee, at Guildhall. May 20. T. Burch, jun. of Wigan, Lancaster, linen-mane- I '1 facture, at twelve, at the Buck-r-tle•Vine lon, Wigan. May IS. J. Reek., of Wimbonie.Minater, Dorset, tanner, at twelve, at the King's Arms lan, Winaborne- Minster. Slay 19. S. Ray, now or late of Taaniogton, Saffulk, mer- chant, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Frawilingliani, Suffolk. May 16. E. H ',rock, of Abingdon, Berke, woollen-draper, at twelve, at the New Inn or Queen's Arms, Abingdon. May 18. Wm. Wilderness, late of Tbarlby, lancula, farmer, i at eleven, at the Ball Inn, Bunra, Lincoln. May 20. J. Foster, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson-square, Liverpool. May 21. Wm. Butler, of Pre cot, Lancaster, narserytnan, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson-square, Liverpool. May 19. S. Joseph, of Gosport, Southampton, aluitaelkr, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. May 19. W. fleas the younger, of Wienborne-Minster ' Dor. vet, tanner, at twelve, at the King's Iliad luu, Wins- borne-14 Water. ..! Slay DI. J. &whine, of Margate, isle of 'Meet, Kent, / money-scrivener at one, at the R o yal Hotel, Margate. May 16. J. Fowler, of Dimino-lane, Loudon, broker, at . twelve,at Guildhall. 1 1, - May 16. J. Herbert and .1. Herbert, late of Toktaboase. yard, Loodou, broken, at ten, at Guildhall. May 23. A. H. Thiesen, of Bernard-street, Russell-square, Alidille•ex, meieliant, at ten, at Guildhall. London. June h. W. Thorns., of Little Muck, Hereford, farmer, al eleven, at the New Inn, Ledbury, Hereford. Julie 4. J. Crocktit, of ll'orcoety, ribbuti-manufacturtv, at ~ . the King's Head Inn, Coro airy. •' May la. R. U. Bacot& and S. Welkin, of Taverhara, Norfolk, paperonaufacturers, at fear, at the Swats lon, Norwich. May 19. G. Dui keridge, of Paugliourne, Bolts, timber- ' '1 enercbaut, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES -MAT 16. W. Brown, of Milford, Pembroke ' sail-maker.-. 1. Risher, • • of Worcesti r, ilealer.-J. Davies, of I.laneaintfraid, Lien- ' runway, Denbigh, spirit-dealer.-T. Goodyear, of Alders- gate-street, London, straw hat manufaeloret.-R. Arlisaus, o the youusir, of Leekhasapetead, Berke, farmer.-R. War- dell, late uf Brightlielutstooe, Sussex, livery-stable-keeper. -C. T. Cast How, formerly of White Lion-street, opital. I fi. lils, Middlesex, sod late of Scotia Wharf, St. Saviour's, • surrey, marble-merchant.--./. Brown, now or late .f , . Loodon, army-clutbier.-J. F. Barge, late of King's Arm.- , ho•lilinge, Wood-street, Chirapide, Loadoa, hosier.--J. Wagner, of Harwich, Essex, aul-maker.-T. Porter, late of Losigiown, Camberlaad, innkeeper.-T.Davies, the younger, of Chorltuu, Chester, farmer. I'ARTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED. 0 Notion and J. Reed, of lkrgate-wharf. London, . I wliarlogers, January 8, 111111.--R.Willsbeie and J. W. Ku- 'l,4' NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22. put in here by adverse Winds the brig ExpeditiOn, Hobbs, from Bridgwater, for London, and IMF been rim fold of by • fishing smack in Catwater, and carried :may her bowsprit. Pet in also Ihe Wear, Thom point, from Loud ))))) for Mon treal, haring sprang a leak till Portland last night, sad makes a deal of water. FALMOUTH, APRIL 22. Arrived the Prince Ernrit packet, with mails from Lis. bun, in 10 days. Sailed the Princess Elisabeth preket, wit► mails for the Bragils. SCILLY, APRIL 21. Yesterday came in the Fair Ellen brig, from Jamaica, fur London; lotirybood, ilarmsworth, from Bengal, fur London; sud ITilliams, Smith, from the Brazils, for Londiln. PENZANCE, APRIL 22. The Heyworwl, Harmsivortb, is arrived at Scilly, from Bengal and die Cape for London, bve months from the for mer, and two months from the latter place ; sailed from St. Helena In company with the Streatham, Moffitt, and William Pitt, which ships, nu doubt, are also in the Channel. IIEAUMARII, APRIL 23. Tbe following ships have come in bore fur shelter :—Tbe Thomas, Winne, from Demerara fur Liverpool ; Tamerlane, Franklin, from the (pe of Good Hope, last from Bristol, for Liverpool; Diana, Clifford, from Boston for Liverpool. This ship is on the Sands, but is expected to be gut off with out damage. lIARWICIT, ♦PRIL t 4. Sailed the Lady Ncpean packet for Dolland sod Eclipse pal ket for Cuxhaven. A lok of mahogany marked 13 00. P. IL 11. 35. has bees picked up off Lowestuff. stietax was, Aran. 24. Pat in the Brothers, of Bridlington, with loss of an an chor and cable; and the Agincourt, with Ism of an anchor. DOVER. APRIL 24. Sailed Rae Fox transport, sod the Margaret and Brothers, fur Sunderland. DEAL. APRIL 24. Arrived sad sailed for the River the Bruithournburv, Micky, from Batavia, last from Portsmouth. Came down from the River the Alhiuii, Stevenson, for Quebec; Rains, Campbell, for Miramichi ; and Demerara packet, Vetiablei, for Demerara. Fire oTioe4.—The whit, has shifted to its ohl quarter, N.E. again, and the ontward.bound ships are getting under weigh. GRAVESEND, APRIL 24. _ Arrived the Ceres, Starch, from Memel; Vier Ge Hruedeirs, Newland, from %Corning ; Julio and Elizabeth. Wyatt, from Ostend; Fortuna, Kirkhas, from Amsterdam; and Numb Endrarb, Peperburn, from Rotterdam. Sailed the Chnstopher, Snell, for Jamaica ; Nerled, Neill. fur Trinidad ; Ernest, Hodson, for Sierra Lease; Antelope. Hrysii, for the Cape of Guod Hope Persever ance, Gibson, for St. Thomas's; Nelly, Conseil, •nd Primrose, fur Elsineur ; Thermiitis, Dennis, for Huller. dam; sod June Peter Jacobus, Wylie., fur Amsterdam. A strong detachment of the East India Company's artillery are to be embarked on board the I titliamen about to sail frotn Gravesend. We are requested to direct the attention of per sons afflicted with mental or bodily decay, nervous debility, inward outings, loss of appetite, indigestion, de pression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the haul., scorbutic and every other kind of eruption, mamas, ulce rated throaty, seminal weakness, plitis in the limbs and joints, consumptive habits, and all constitutional coin plaints, immediately to make trial of the celebrated COR DIAL BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURE', INFALLI BLE RESTORATIVE, as prepared and sold, si holesale and retail, by C. J. JORDAN, 31 I). at the East London Medical Establishment, No. 7, Cannon-street-road, St. George's is die East, London. It is universally acknowledged to he the most agreeabk and powerful Restorative in all the above complaints ever discovered; it !him the blood, eases the must violent pains in the bead and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. It is utterly impossible for language to express, or eloquence to extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful and incomparable Medicine in mooring health to the afflicted, and giving vigour to the aged. Thousands have hero restored to perfect health, after basing been so reduced by different diseases as to have been ilegpstirt d of, not only by their families, but also by their professional at. tendmits. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bot tles, lls.each, or two quantities in one, 20s. each, or four quantities in one family bottle, for 335. duty included, by which one 11P. hUtile is saved. This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may be had at Barclay and Son's, Fleet-market ; Vade s, 46, Curnhill; H. 1. Preston's, 100, Strand; T. Richards's, 11.3, Strand; Blake's, M, Pic cadilly; Barker's, 123, Oxford-street; Chandler's, 76, Ox. ford-street ; lagg's, 10, Midille-row, Holborn; and by the must respectable Medicine Venders in every part of the Kingdom.-I.k. C.J. JORDAN takes this general opportu nity of announcing to the public, that be still devotes his study exclusively to the cure of particular complaint., as a regular Member of the Royal College of Physicians—be taffies a speedy and permanent care for every class of nervous relaxation; diereses of however long standing, or of the must inveterate kind, are, by bis new and superior mode of treatment, speedily and effectually curt-ft—Dr. C. J Jousts" may be consulted by all ranks of people, from tittle in the manila' till nine in the evenicig, at the Fast Loudon Medi cal Establishment, No. 7, Cannon-street-mad, mar the Commerrial.road Turnpike, bt. George's in the East lode., from the country, enclosing a Bank note, will be duly answered, and the necessary Medicine sent to all parts of list Kingdom. TII E TURF. NEITMARICET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 111111. MoNDAY, stun 27. The Juniper Stakes of INgs. each. b. ft. for the predate of mares covered is 11114 by Juniper : colts, Sot. 41b.111Sett, est. R Al. Duke of Grafton% f. Carrots, ont of Vanity General Grusvenor's f. oat of Griuderella Mr. Watson's e. (died the daystf foaling) out of Profoloo Sweepstakes of 240 p. each, b. ft. for fifties, %et. 51b. Duke of Rutland's sister to Fandango Mr.Thurnbill's h f. by Scud, dam Gut/minder Sir E. Huwuriles, by Election, data by Stamford Sweepstakes of ItlOgs. each. b. ft. for 5-yr. olds and ttp *wards It. C. Mr. Stonebewer's Caatrella, S t. 71b. Mr. %Wyndham's Wanderer, Ist. 61b. D. of Ratland's Fandango, est. 51b. Ld Darlington's &leak, est. 21b. Mr. Rush's Discord, 7st. 121 b. Mr. Vever's lady Syron, 7.1. pih. Ld Fuley's Young Wizard, agst. Mr. Watson's Neva, Bst. bib. each, D. 1.200 p. Mr.l.l4lnifs The Student, Ist. 111 h. apt Mr. Wasps's brother to Raphael, 7st. alb. A.F. 200 P. h• R. Mr. Stonebewer's bleared, 8.1. 71h. apt Mr. Watson's Fits Orville, list.llllb. T.M.M. 200 p. Mr. Sliakhpeare's Mihun, Ist. 71b. apt Mr. Stonebewer's Manfrrda, Bst. T.Y.C. 100 gs. Mr. Calley's Osman ' Set. 71b. apt Mr. Wilson's Carlton, Ist. 21b. L.M. 100 gs. h. ft. Mr. Wilson's Carlton, 7st. ltlb. Vet. 26gs. front Mr. God dud's Subedit, Ist. 111 b. T.M.M. 200 gs. h ft. reubmr. The King's Plate of 100 gs for mares,, yeolds, est. 415. ; 4 yr-olds, fit. 41b ; h yr.olds, ost, 101 h.; 6 yr.ulds and 'fed, 10st. Last three miles of A.C. Fifty Pounds, by subscription, fur 4 yr-olds. 7qt. 915.; 5 yr. olds, 80.31 b.; yr-olds and aged, Set. 71b. Last three mile. of B C. Sereepatakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for colts, &e. oat of mares that had never bred a winner; cults Ist. 711.1. i fillies est. 31b. A.F. Then ritiog 3 years old. Lord Foley 's e. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing Mr. Tborubill's c. by Scud, tint of Prophetess Mr. Godilard's c. by flubens, out of Nympliiiia Mr. Duudaa's f. Euphrasia, by Ruben., out of Witch of Endor Mr. Jones's f. Fanny, by Poulton, oat of Variety Mr. Commies f. by Orville, out of July Doke of Grafton's f. by Walton, out of Pops Joan Mr. Andrews's f. by Dock Andrews, out of Morel Mr. Blake's b. c. by Waxy, dam by Young Whiskey, Tram pator, Highlyer Mr. Payne's f. by Waty, oot of Bizarre Mr. Crockfurd's c. by Uick Andrews, out of Chryseis Duke of Rniland's f. by Walton, out of Elizabeth Lord Jersey's eh. f. by Soothsayer, out of Web Duke of Portland's c. by Soothsayer, out of Pledge Mr. Villiers's eb. c. by Revoembraater, out of a brown mare by Sorcerer, out of sister to Volaute Mr. Villiers s b. e. by Cork Rubio, out of a Guhanna mare, sister to Cestriao Mr. Wyndliani's e. by Election, out of Miss Wasp. Sweepstakes of 20figs. each, h. ft. fur the produce of untried mares covered in 1414, by untried stallions; colts eit.7lb.; fillies est 41b. Ab. M. Lord Jersey's f by Soothsayer, oat of Web Mr. Thornhill's ch. f. by Scud , of Topaz Major Wilson's t. by Juniper, not of Trimbuah. The 2,000 gs Stakes of loop each, 11. ft. for colts, est 111).; fillies, fist. 41b. R.M. Then rising three years Lit Darliugtuu's c. by Tropbouius, out of his Coriander mite. Ld Darlington's bl. e. by Sifter's., dam by Giles, grandam sister to Nitre. Mr. Wyiu c. by Teddy, dam by Wilsons, out of sister to Chester. Mr. Rosl.'s c. by Cesare° ' ont of Lady Jane. Mr. Ilaffrodeu's bl. c. Collier, by Sorcerer, ont of Mies iirocket. _ _ _ D. of Rutlanirs b. r. by Walton, out of Cassislia, by Sorcerer. D. of Ituutlausrs gr. c. by Election, out of Modesty. Ld hums% c. Zesuitts. Grottier to Equator. Fuley's h. c. by Soothsayer, nut of Blowing. IA G. H. Cak , endirVie cb. c. by Middlrthorpe, oat of Louisa. Mr. Blake's b e. Dictator, b. other to Arid. D. of Curaftim's b. c. Picaroo.l, by Sditn, oust of Parasol. Cul. Whaley's b. c. The Fortunate Youth, by Orvil, oust of Iris. Mr. Rogers's eb. c. Secuudus, b Marmion, dam by Dragon, out of Queen Mab. Sweepstakes of 100ra each, h. R. fur 4-year olJs. A.F. Ld Earier's Caploin Candid, Sat. tlb. 1). of ituthisa. 61b. Mr. West's Billcarian, 7.1 51h. Geu. Grosvenor'. Parma, G.t.7lb. V lON lISDAt. Fifty Founds, by sulwe;iption, fts -.yr olds, 74. 5!b.; 4-yr olds, Ilst. 1 lib.; syr olds, 91t. 41b. B.C. The Newmarket Stakes of SOgo each, h. ft. fur colts, Bst. ilb. and fillies, Ys. 2lh D.SI. The owner of the second horse - - to rece ive 100 gs out of the stakes. Sir C. Buubury's cb. c. by Zodiac, out of sister to Orange bud. Sir C. Bnobury names Mr. Vansittart's brother to Selima. Mr. Rush's b. f. by Orville, mit of Tubuai. Mr. Rush names a b. c. by Election, out of Wasp. Mr. OudJard's ch. e. by Dotterel, out of Bobadirs dam. Mr. Ditudas's f. Euphrasia, by Illabene, out of Witch of Endur. Ld Ron. names Mr. Vilney's b. f. by Waxy, out of BristiA. Ld Stavrell's Salailin, brother to Maley Adhel. Ld Fuley's c. by Soothsayer, ont of Blowiest Mr. Lake's h. c. by Orville, out of Gramarie Mr. Lake's eh. e. by Sorcerer, out of Castanet's dam Mr.Watsoes bl.c. by Walton, dam by Trumpatur, out of . , Ciudertlla Mr. Watson's b. f. by Walton, out of Dodona Mr. Jones's f. Plumy, by Poulton, out of Variety Mr. Raison's b. c. Oracle, by Sorcerer, out of Cecilia D. of Grafton's r. Picatooli, by Selina, out of Parasol I). of Graftun's cb. f. Carrots, by Juniper, out of Vanity Major Wilson's cb. c. by Juniper, out of Tinabush D. of Rutland's sister to I:mulling° D. of Rutland's br. c. by Sorcerer, ont of Indoors 1). of Rutland's b. c. by Walton, out of Crumbs, by Sor cerer 141eney names brother to Milton IA Grosvenor's b. f. Finesse, sister to Birarre Gen. Grosvenor names Mr. Audrewes f. by Dick Andrews, out of Morel LI Suffield's b. c. by Sorcerer, out of sister to Petwortb Mr. Omani is a subscriber, but did not name Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, b. ft. for 3.yr olds, A. F. D. of Portland's Mainborough, Sit. 31b. Mr. ♦sasittart's Pendulum, est. 11b. Mr. Wilson's Pialingtoo, est. Mr. Croeltford's Merrymaker, 7st. 01b. Mr. Watitim's Maro, 7st. elb. Mr. Diindas's Kennet, 7st. Mr. Blake's f. by Election, out of Selim's dam, 7st. Mr. Goddard's Borouglituunger, elst. 121 b. Sweepstakes of leOgs each, h. ft. fur 3-yr olds. T. Y. C. Mr. Stswithewer's Manfred, Sat. 1216. Mr. Udney's The Student, est. 14 Suffield's Aquila, 7st. 121 b. Mr. Lake's Ai:Babel, 7st. 416. Mr. Wilson's Cauvass, 7st. 41b. Mr. Lake's Vignette, 7st. 2111. D. of Graftun's ch. c by Eaton, dam by Sorcerer, Mr. Watson's Stockholm, lit. Mr. Faeutb's f. by Cauopue, out of Fractious, 7st. THURSDAY. The King's Plate of 100 gs. for 4.yr olds, Slat.; s.yr olas, 1 Ist. 0Ib.; 6-yr olds and aged, Mt. Last three miles of 11 C. The I,ooogs Slakes of 100 gs. earls, b. ft. fur fillies, est. 41b. each, D. 11. then rising 3-yrs old. Mr. Watson's b. f. by Cervantes, data by Skyscraper, the mare bought of Mr. Platrl D. of Grafton's too, by Waxy. out of Picquet D. of Grafton's ch. (. Tredille, by Walton, out of Pupa Juan Mr. Gdoey's b f by Waxy, oat of Briseis Mr. Hallinden's bl. (. Prbio, Miter to Pylbosext D. of Ratland's b. f. sister to Faudango Mr. Wyndliam's ch. f. by Election, out of Marianue Mr. Goddard's cb. f. by Ruben; out of Louisa, by Pegasus Mr. Popes f. by Waxy, out of Bizarre Mr. Payee's sister to Crispin k 4 F. Bentiuck names Mr. Prince's cb. f. by Zodiac, out of Gibbets Mr. Prince's f. by Soothsayer, dam by Cesarin blr...Wilson's br. f. by Thunderbolt, dam by Sir Peter, oat . . of Violet Mr. Halson's b.f. by Orville, out of Maid of Orleans. -.m.-- SOBERTON RACES. The weather having been remarkably favourable, Sober lon Races on Tuesday attracted more company than it as remembered to have done fur a considerable time put. The sport afforded was very good. In the evening there was a ball at Hambledon, which was attended by all the families of respectability in the vicielity. Farmers' Cup for linntOrs. Two mite heats. Mr. S. Steele's cb. g. Stridaway, aged 1 1 Mr. Richard Legge's mare. Mr. German's h. g. Now or Never, aged 3 3 Mr. R. Cleat?s hr. as. The Lass of Swayed' 4 dr Sweets...takes of Five Guineas each, with 1 . 5 Guineas added by the Fund, for Horses that have fseen hunted with any Nark of Fox Hounds in Hauteur Sus►ex, duriug the pre- sent season. Colonel Windliain'a h. h. Gas, 'five years old 1 1 Hon. Colonel 00.1eVell Sir Christopher 2 2 Mr. Steed's ch. as. Aurelia.... A Match fur Fifty Guineas each. One mile best. Mr. Nories Dun Giovanni ............... Mr. Deline's tyserollo • This race was exceedingly well contested each heat, balr ing been won by little more than half a neck. A Match was made between Contain Seymour and Mr. Mime, fur 2S guineas each, fur batf•a•mile heat, which was won by the runner. PI3 - ING IIF:I.L. - The bell-vessel employed on the New Pier in Plytnonib harbour was down but twice ie the month of Match, in cue sequence of the tempest a wrath. r and foul state of the water. A serious acc i dent had nearly occurred last week to the workmen in the bell. It was found that the air had, by some means, nearly escaped from it, nod the usual sirenl for heavier up was immediately given; but us there was ne. enmity for removing the hell from amour the piles before it could be lifted pet pcsolicularly, it became more than half full of water before the workmen could be extricated ferries their perilous situation. It will * rerullected that a fatal accident of this stature happened lately at Sheerness. On inspection it was found that a valve bad been kept from closing by the interposition of dirt. BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. However desirogs the Chancellor of the Etche. quer way he to oblige the Bank, and to circulate their notes through the counties of England, when the inhabitant* read that in one year there have been seventy persons convicted for forging and uttering these mites, besides the nnruhers who have escaped detection, it may be a difficult matter to persuade persons in the country to take them. In the case of provincial Banks. the inhabitants of the different counties in general know the handwriting of their Own banker.; but how is it possible for a person, a hundred miles distant perhaps from town, either to know the signature of certain clerks in the Bank, or even to know whether there are such persons In existence? And yet in trials that have been brought forward, a wonder has often been expressed, that persons who take these notes should not know that no stick clerks were employed at the Bank. In addition to this, when it is known that if a note is offered sit the Bank, which they declare ft Paged, that they immediately destroy it, and by that method the person who has ignorantly taken it sustains the entire loss, it cannot be wondered that the notes of provincial bankers should he pre ferred iu the districts where they are iu circulatidn. William arenham, who received sentence of death, at Lancaster Assizes, for forgery, died in Lancaster Castle on Thursday last. A singular accident happened to the Liverpool coach while passing through Uxbridge, on Thurs day evening. One of the leaders fell down, and die* the rest of the horses with him; then making a sudden spring, he broke h►is harness and rushed aga►nst a window of the Chequers Inn, in that town, which he forced out. Fortunately the coach was not overturned, mid none of the passengers received any injury. A man, named Alford, formerly in the capacity of gardener and game-keeper to the late Countess Dowager of CHATHAM. at Burton Pynselit, was nbotit tweny-eight years since convicted at the Somerset Assizes of forging two receipts, amount ing to something less than 10/. He was accord ingly sentenced to death ; but great interest hating been used in his favour, lie was reprieved, and the sesitetice commuted to transportation for life, and he was almost immediately sent off to Botany Bay. In consequence of his skill as a workman he became useful, and was employed ■s head gardener in the Governor's garden, where he appeared to have merited the good opinion of his employers, add contioned there till about twelve months since, when he petitioned the Govsroor for leave to revisit his dear native country. The Governor, in conse (pence of his having conducted himself, as he ex pressed it, 44 to his entire satisfaction," granted his request, and o►► Sunday the 15th instant lie arrived at Curry Rivet, near Langport, where his wife with part of his family lived, in all extremely feeble state, aged 81 years, and there he expired on the Thurs day following. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUL—This adage is ap plicable to those who have lived rather gay, when on the eve of Matrimotiy, and who are doubtful of the conse queuees of an ill-cored contagion ; and it malt afford consols tiosi to the afflicted to know they may have the best advice at the kledical Hoard at Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, Blackfriars-road, sad Woodstock House, Winudstock-street, five doors from Oxford-street. The Board particularly claims the attention of those afflicted with Ruptures, Strictures, Fistulas, Can cers, Scrophulas, Nervous Debilities, arising front warm climatesouvenile inductee &c. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken fur rheumatism, nodes on the shin-hones, are syniptuins which appear 'ran after, and the consequences of improper treatment.—Messrs. COOPER and CO. of Medical and Surgical celebrity, after forty years expe rience in this metrupolie, are consulted daily at both houses until nine at night, and the pour have advice gratis on Tuesday, floured:ly, and Smithy mornings, mud twelve o'clock.—All letters to be directed to Charlotte Douse, Rlackfriars.road, but rune arc answered which du not con toriu a culisulting Ice. POLICE. vstox-ifo.t. Ou Ssturday a young man, named Hart, rinployed as dresser to Mr. Jones, the clown at Ast ley s, was charged no suspicion of stealing a watch, the properly of a Me. Fox with whom Mr. Jones lodges, and to whose house he had sent Hart fur some vinegar to apply to a bruise he had re, reived in his tumbling exercises on the stage. The watch was missed, and an Officer sent after Hatt, on whom it was tint found. No other circumstances being stated, and it appearing that be bore an etcellent character, the Magir trate dismissed the charge. MEBTINGS OF CIIRDITOII.4 :IT TO-MORRO W . --mao.-- M. m. W. Smith and Co. Merton-bridge, dyers 3 10 W. 11. Ware, Bow-street, music -seller 3 1 T. &les, Collier's-rents, fellmonger 3. Berry, Fleet.street, tailor R. Cole, King.street, coach-maker G. M. Ball, Great Spring street, auctiourer E. Machavoy, Greenwich, victualler J. Sandbach, Woolwich, currier A. Burnett, Lisle-street, eshinet-maker J. S. Rains, Wapping-wall, ineichaut 1 1 J. Humphreys, Talbot -court, tailor DIVIDENDS. G. Sitar, Holborn, mercer R. Smith, Richmond, plumber. H. Evans, Cheapside, .ilk.mercer . F. Martin, Throcmorton-street, stock-broker G. Franks, Red Cross-street, hatter..... J. Littlewood, East Greenwich, rope•msker J. Dewsnap, Wl's-buildings, glove-manufacturer lO IV. Coates and Co. Burk lersberr, wire-merchants J. Lansdell, Bexhill, fanner CERTiFICATF.B. R. Feather, of Hare-street, Rumford, Emelt. carpenter.— T. FearuLey, of Portsmouth, Heavens, of Hinckley, Leicester, mercer.—J. Harrison, late of Lted4, aterchant.—lt. Cruks, of Abcrgarmatuy, Monmouth, vic. Satutday—Sc. hilitx—Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East India, and South Sea Houses. BIRTHS. On Friday, the 24th iostant, in the Towrr, Airs. Mirch, of a son. Friday morning, the wife of Mr. Franeia Lear, brush maker, Strand, of a daughter. MA RRIAGEg. On the lath insrint, at Farehasni Ann (third daughter .•f Captain Becher, R.N. and Frances, his wife, nicer it the Countess of Oxford), to Charles tVedekind Ncpean, third sou of Lieutenant-General Nepran, brothel of Sir Esau Nepean, Bart. Gurertior at Bombay. On Thursday last, H. Aiokes, Esq. Agent Victualler :It Chatham, to Miss Jane Pict" sister of the late lamented Lient.-Geueral Sur Thomas Fiction. DEATH. On the 19th inst. at the Depot, Portsea• in the 591 h veer of his age, John Thomas, Esq. late Lieu. -Colonel of the '29'h Foot, and Barrack-Master at Porismunth. He sewed an America during the whole of the war, and was at the tskinr, of the West India Islands in 1704 and 1800, where lie filled many of the highest Staff situations. HIGH WATEIt THIS, DAV AT LONDON BRIDGE. Horning 18 after 7. I Evening SI after S. THE lonK—established repotolioo of Messrs. CURRIE and Co., cumbined with their well-knowri experience aitd success in, the treatment and eine Of a few reigning complaints, gives them superior claims, amid a de. eided preference over all other practitioners. Mewl. CURRIE and Co. as regular Surgeon., present tb the politic the result of thirty years' experience 111 the cure of Syphilitic Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficit at. cies which not unfrequeritly prevent air inihitter the wort monist state. In the stations gradations, from recent infec tion to confirmed Lees, their treatment commirtll., very often, a speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious rases, their long and well.asranged experience gives them a promp titude of decision that secures the patient from bring mere'', tinkled out of existence, or having his COllllllll/11011 under. mined, and the vital pried* destro;ved by a latent lint sidious disease, or a blind and fatal conadepee in shallow pretenders. la Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxati ~,,, and Atony of the digests, arising from excessive indulgence, in. salubrious climates, M . soldery sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the system, even In cases which are verging on despair. Strictures of the Urethra, from ten to twenty years' duration, are, by their superior niLthod of cure, permanently removed in the eciiirse of three week.. Slight and recent cases of Venereal infection, are mired in the short period of two days. To the Female Sex it a ill be con solatory to know, that they may be cored of those Debilities whitb defeat conception, and sap the roundel of cumin bial felicity. Patients treated with (endow, delicacy, and inviolable secreay. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. may be consulted, every ital., at their house, No 107, Hatton-Garden. lAoters from the country, stating minutely the ease, mode of living, kc. and enclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, wilt hi: treat ed with studious attention, at No 107, Hatton-Gm den. AO Casa► out walrus," was the motto of hint who passed the Ruhicim. ARENOVATION of the human frame is, in Pao, a desideratum in Medical Science; no make such ravages on the bodily system as Venereal Com plaints; the Syphilitic poison glides imperceptibly slung, until every organ is debilitated, and the contaminatiou as. sumes the features of death. As the immediate appearances are generally slight, an early application to us will prevent the pain and dani:er that happen from improper treatment. Remote symptoms invariably arise from ignorance and onkel, they may how ever be parried by a vigorous exertion of talent (if the ap peal be not too long delayed), and the patient throng!, the gradual progress of health becomes assured of its cunt n u sure. Still does not the most complicated inveteracy of the above disorder equal those instances of calamity, obi re by the practice of a secret solitary vice, the finest energies of nature become exhausted, sexual debility ensues, and th.• sureicr is exposed to the forfeit of despair. It is for him to look forward to the cheering beams of hope, when we boldly assert that even desperate cases yield tonne mild ristotative>. Other impediments occur to irritate the sei.sitice flue t' —some natural, others acquired ;as strictures, weak nesses, &c. in all of them tee offer the adaptive rcitteoi, instead of the usual h ins plan of caustic or stimulants. But especially in those delicate peculiarities incident to the softer sex, is our renovating method applicable, by removing deficiencies that too often imiiitter matrimonial reili . . . A candid examination of professional acqnireineut only he feared by him who is conscious of incapacity ; u. are unconnected with the delusive and insinuatilic appear ance of a public institution,and vaunt no nominal nor Rival patronage, though sanctioned by nutty Of the Nobility, and even of the Faculty itself; 1111 Members of the LuniThit College of Surgeon., our title to the confidence of society is slut " imposing," nor are our promises " specious," they emanate from a practice proving by its unvarying success, that no attempt, however clothed with presumed anthority, can preclude the knowledge of those pre-eminent whim. taps which are attached to our system—in coincidence therewith this intimation is given, that patients of either Sex may consult us with seam, and to prevent misun derstanding, the terms, probable duration of the comniaiiii, ix. are always stated at the first interview, or in alISMer to letters containing a bank note. GOSS and CO. 31.11. C. Surgeons. 13, Rouverie.atreet, Fleet.street, London. V , Letters from the country should be particular in &- tailing the symptoms, manner of living, &c. when the plover remedies can be forwarded to any part, however distant. LONDON ; Printed aad Pa►lisked at lb. Office, No. I•'', ...... . _ Strand ; w►ere Advertisements are received, ittd post paid) meet be addremed—C. SMITH, It • I Clemente Ins, Primer—J. WHITE, No. 127, Stow, Publisher, del Flu 111 f 111 r In Eir ; Al Bo! Bw Fel cle, Seri Ant 13,1 DOI /telt •41 Co., Jar I are, bait