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L.',...,:--- - ,., ~/ ; ~ i ,4 - •: - •., ..'lr.::-....- ,- • --:." -..6 -4, '1i e5 .....- - ''''. ; 14 1 4 % - - ' W. , - . ." 44, ---. - - • '''''--- _. 4 '.. -• l ie ..2.-1.-..i-a----".- - .., ', . • . . _ $ • - No. 7,349. . Price 71[1. NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-ROUSE, LONDON, June 29, 1025;. N conformity with Me intention expreried in the'eltlver . j tisenient trolls this House, • under date the 24th ultAno, BUOYS hare been placed by ion 9f this Corporation in the undernientioned &teatime. Wis.-. NORTH END OF THE DOCKING SHOAL. A Red Buoy, in 41 Fathoms at bow Water, with the following t'onipass Bearings, riz.— Ingoldmeal Church- W. N. W. Hunstanston Light-house Ifolkham Church - South Note.—The Docking Shoal is very steep to, on its N.W. Side, haring 10 Fathoms close to. it, about Two Cables' Lengths From the Buoy. NORTH ENDOF HAISBRO' SAND. A Blast and White chequered Buoy in a Quarter less 6 Fathoms at Low N'Fitter, with the following Compass Bearings, viz.— Foulness or Cromer Light - house - W. b. N. Ilaisbro' High Light-house S. W. Between the slimiest part of the Sand, which bears from the Buoy about S.S.E. 1; mile distant, there are .1, 4. sed 3 Fathoms. By order, J. HERBERT, Secretary. I) I S i T g li o n i S e E Committee,it A NUZ MANUFACTURERS . —At U Saturday,RE RS i 024, .....Th A e tlttaofieuelyt, Per Currie and Co. Jnn. Branchley, Maid-tole 20 0 Collected at Teem Rev. Mr. Sharpe . 1 1 Chorch, after a Sermon Three Servants at Brixton 1 10 by the Hon. and Rev. Sundry email aolneviptione F. Noel - 7 1 1 • 21. 85. 6d. MrZ. 31orrell . Subscriptions received by all the Bankers in Town and Country, and at 10 , ,, Bishopagate-street Within, where the General, Com mittee meet on Illondays, IVednesdays, and Saturdays, and the Sub-Committee the intermediate days of - ..eek, F' • - C7i- • UAW VISSITY ATE. -• . OXFORD, SAT RIMY. JULY i. On Monday last .Mr. jotin Oenrge (Haim' was admitted WSual Fellow of St. John's College t and at the same time Mr. Osage Thomas Clare was riveted a founder's kin Fellow, and Mr. Antes Ouillemard, from Merchant Tailor's Mr. John Carter, from G entry, and Mr. Thomas Ch a ndl er C aries, from Reading Schools, were admitted probetionary Scholars of that Society. Yesterday, Mr. Henry Duke Harington and Mr. Benjamin Willa Newton, of Exeter College, were elected Fellows of that Society. On the same day the Reverend Henry Brown Newman, M. A. was admitted actual Fellow of Wadham College; Mr. John Foley, B.A. (of kin to the founder) and Dlr. Zachary James -Edwards. B.A. were elected probationary Fellow'. and Mr. Henry Edward Knatebbilil (of kin to the founder) and Mr. Edward Coekey (of the county of Somerset) Scholars of that Society. PREACIIIII•8 a? ST, ,lARY . S. Rev. Mr. Carwithen, St. Mary Ball, Sunday zr.orning. Rev. Mr. Newman, OM Collq."r Sandal afternoon. Rev. Mr. Dumford, Oriel College, the Assize Sermon. TIM ARMY. CHANGE OF QUARTERS OF THE HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE. The Household Cavalry Brigade will change guanaco on the adi M tl. —viz. Theist Rftiment of I" Guards will march from Windsor to Regent's P barracks. The td ROment tif Life Guards will rretove (ran Regent's Park barracks eu Knightsbridge barracks. The Royal Horse Guards will march from Knight/I:4ldr bar racks to Windsor. JOHN SMITH, Eari. M.P. in the Chair: Resolved, That Grants for the Relief of the Distressed Manu facturers be made— To Girvan and neighbourhood - . £2OO 0 To the Central C.orimittee at Edinburgh 51W) 0 - To Stockport and neighbour borad . 200 0 To Ossett, near D , wsbury - 50 0 - To Ashton-under-line and eireumjacent townships - 500 0 To Whalley, near Blaci,burn - - 150 0 To Westbury, Wilts - . 10(1 0 - To Clayton-le-,doors, near Blackburn . 150 0 To Harwell, near Hinckley . - 50 0 - To Grindletun, near Clithem . . - 100 0 the reek, - 'Friday copied. W. H. 11VETT, Sec. Applications to the Committee must be addressed, " Francs Freeing, El., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers Relief Committee." COM NII I NICATION with IRELAND by way of LIVERNIOI,—The War-Olfiee iSteam Packets, ST. GEORGE, of 3011 Tons Iltirtheir, and 121) Horses Power Engines, EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tans Burthen. and IX Horses Power Engines, with Passengers only, and LORD BLAYNEV, of WO Tons Barthen, and 120 Horses Poiret refines, with Goods and Passengers, sail In rotation between blva*W and Dublin, afford ing a Daily Cont eyance front each Port. BY WAY OF BRISTOL. The Stesm Packet EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burtben and 1.30 Homes Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Dublin, e►Vy Wednesday. Average Passage Twenty-two Hours. The Steam Packet REY ERN. a 300 Tons Bunke*. and 120 Horses Power Engine*, sails Irma Bristol for Cork every Saturday. Average Passage Twenty-four Hours. Apply to Meredith and Diaerot, X, Grow, Bristol; Billings and pAot, 455, Strand, London ; at ," - A St. Norge Steam Packet Co.'s irate -street, Live/go:A. • A Detachment belonging to the nib Regiment of root em. barked nn Saturday morning, on board a steers 'meal la the live., fur Bull. A large Detachment of recruits arrived in town an Satarday morning, from Scotland, on route to join their revered* Regiments and Depots, A Detsehmen; belonging to the East India Company's sen,ce Is ordered to embark this day at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on tout:, to Chatham. The Depot of the ist Battalion of the Royale embarktd on Fr.- day, 100race:tend, for Scotland. 1,800 0 Amok nt I'eady advertised - £123,062 12 u 4 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Collection in Cartoiel Church Town, per Fell and Co. Ulveratone 11/. 15s. 6d. Collection i❑ Ceriie Ab. baa, per Rev. J. Davis 5 0 I'er Praeds and Co. Rev. Hugh Rogers 2 2 John *Budge - 1 I Per Spooner and Co. Mr. Fisher I Per Lees and Co. of ) N A - I F e; R a tan t H ( C ) C ELEBRATE . 11 1) as " one lt h e ! i f E t the 'tN Represen tatives for the City nt London in Parliament. The Stewards, with a view to prevent further applications, beg leave to announce that the whole of the Tickets have been appro priated, and reyrret extremely that it will not be in their power to extend the means of secom:trodation. London Tavern, Committee-room, June 30, 1826. 5 0 T. T.W.J. Sub‘cription raised in the Itnyal llospital for Sea. n, at Greenwich, viz. Governor - 24 Officers - 62 12 Pensioners - 39/. 121. Id. Second subscription from the town and neighbour hood of Cheotetneld 15 7 l'er Esdaile and Co. Lewes, per 51esant. Hurl, & Co. Sir G. Sheffner, Bart. - 10 0 Morose Partington - 511 J. H. Langharn - 11 0 Mrs. Jackson 3 - Jos. Morris 0 - A Friend - - 2 0 Joreas Smith . - U W. F. Hick - - 0 Res. G. Proctor - I T. F. Hill I Mrs. Lewis - I Mrs. Newtoi - 0 W. B. Langridge - 0 0. Gwynne - 0 R. A. Turner - 0 T. Hodson . - 0 T. King 0 T. Cooper • - 0 0. Mantel - 0 Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Tomkinson - 0 Mrs. Tooth . - 0 Mrs. Vilnitield - 0 Miss Venner - 0 Miss Saab, . 0 Mr. I'll atgwick . 0 J. C. Matgwick . 0 W. Fuller - 0 R. Turner - 0 TIM en rRC7L Rev. Thomas Waldron flornbuckle, B. D. President of St John's College. Cambridge, was on Monday last presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Scciety, to the Rectory of Stapleburat, Kent. Rev. WYliam M , to the Rectory of Lempeter, Pembroke , shire, and el etee Prebend of Clydey. Itn. R. *aorta hat bosh appointed Chapkin to the Croy rr .tion of littitlbrd-tiftwilivon, In the room of the Rev. J. 'l'. Jones, OM bait realm:sod. Rev. H. Thickuesse IWoodington, B.A. of Emmanuel College, Catnbridge. and of Buillooke ' iVarwicksittre, halt been instituted , by the Lord Bishop of Lichfi eld and Coyntry, to the Vicarage of Hampton-in-Arden. icy Lillington, (leeched. The Rev. Jonathan Trebee, M.A. Student. of Christ Church, Oxford. has been presented by the Man and Chapter of that Society to the Vicarage of Cople, Bedfordshire, void by the death of the Rey. J. Graham. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. -......-- LIVERPOOL, Fainar, Jerry: XO. Arrived the Kowtow', Ingersoll, from New (Meant ; Morita et. Grover. from ditto; laneashire Witch, Ned, from Lisbon ; Vickerman, f:om Wala ; Bristol, Rickets, from Alexandria (Earpo: Ellen :leak mot, Muroky, from Mows ; Charism' 111sittoll, fiselkmo from ditto; rat, Q.Rtt , Min. from Lis. traits I . y, from (lava/utak Albion, Kirkwood, frcm Alrland: is 114,1 I.) h: Colnio, !PM. rt r , tlrom Liverpool and Battgor, bu s•- rivtd at B mmo. h Conab.rlanl, (iardiner, from Liverpool, has arrived at New The Niney, Hannah, from Liverpool, has arrived at Mine. mit hi in 28 dors. Lady Gordon, Bell Scott ; Horatio. Sparks ; (215ficat, Illourby ; Cady Ily. Ellice, Liddell ; 3lontreal, U t tn e y_ k Porteus ; Britannia, R e dp a th ; J o lm an d Thomas, lliastra;4l. Mrry Ann, Lardly. fr o m Licerporktaxe arrived at Quebec' : The (ordure, Ehhcrol, from Liverpool has strived at lA•tlaYr t in eight days. The Christian. Palou, from Jamaßta.haa arrived at Clyde. Toe Florida, Jacque., from Liverpool, for Charleston, was spt 26th May, in hat. 30. 30. Long. 70. 30. - WESTERN DI EV ARV C 11 _ , a. _•IILES-STALIET, His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD. K .G. . Patmn. A QUARTERLY tihNLRAL MEETING of thc GO VE ORS. of thin CHARITY will be holden at the Dispensary, on THURSDAY NEXT, the WI instant, at Eight o'clock in the Evening precisely. July 3. 1326. IV3f. LINDE3I.IN, Secretary. In,. 4s. &I. The Officers and Alen of his Majeaty 'a under. mentioned ship, one day's pay : Dryad - 12/. ria. 10d. Chamel•+on - IW. 18s. 10d. Ships in ordinary at Greenhithe . 31. fa. lid. Do. do. at Ports mouth - 58/. 15a. Id. }AS R. TRAIL (late Pinner of Mr. Carataii-a), 14, sontliamptnnAtreet. Ittootrabury-square, begs leave most . respectfully to inform the Public. that he continues to give Lessons on the New and Genuine System of Teaching the ART of WRITI NU on expeditious and unerring Principles ; whereby. his Pupils are taught to sit with ease and elegance, and to write a beautiful running hand in an incrillibly short period. Mr. TRAIL has the honour of attending families of the first re spectability. Ladies and Gentlemen are attended either at their own houses, or at his private residence, 14, Southampton -street, Bloomsbury, where • prozpactus of his terms may be had. He also receives • select Class of Gentlemen in the Evening, from Six to Nine o'ciock. T HEATRE It( il".11., DRURY-LANE, July 3, 1826. • Notice fti hereby given, that a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, COMPANY ot PROPRIETORS will he held Tills DAY, at Two o'clock proc.wly, in the Saloon of the Theatre, to receive the Annual Statement of Accounts from the Committee, to Elect an Au ,itor I,r t he en.tting Veer, and to Elect Six Members of the General 'ointnitbv, in the place of six going out by lot. And notice is hereby given, that the General Committee so com pleted In number will proceed to the Nomination aml Election of a sah-Conitnittee, to be then confirmed by the said General Assem bly, pursuant to the lt•st Act of Parlbunent. W. DUNN, Secretary. On Thursday se'imight the Rev. Charles Rankers, 11. A. S•udent of Christ Church, Oxford, •as licensed, by the Lord Bishsp of Path and Wells, to the Lectureship of Brislington, Somerset- on the appointment of the Trustees under the will of the Founder, James Ireland, F•q. deceased. The Rev. Robert Lingen Burton. B.A. of Christ Church, Oxford, has been inducted into the Vicarage of the flay Cities, and St. Giles, in Shrenabury, on theresigaziloo - of the Rev. Henry Burori. 791. 13.. Ed. Windsor, 3d subscription, per John Seeker - 28 17 Ilenry Parkes - 4 0 Tea party at the Eyre Tavern, Regent's Park, per Henry G reen Duke, of 31anchesrer-square 15 1 A few Friends at the Fox, Paul-street, Fins bury . -17 s. 6d. Rev. Saml. Prosser, Sr. J.shn'a college, Oxford 1 1 Mr. Caldecourt - 1 1 Captain Snook - 2 0 Short-hand taught on a very superior plan.—Respectable School, attended. 011,111'3 HOTEL. Nn. 24, REGENT BRIDGE, EDINBURGH. _ - - SATVIIDAY, JULYII,IBII I 6. Arrived the Peruvian, Britten, front New Orleans; Livaipcktf packet, Adam, from Virginia; Loyal Sam, (irrare, from Sa vannah, sailed 29th of May C Sarah Sheaf, Bragden, from ditty, aajled :10th of May ; .irthu, Brewer. front ditto, sailed 29th May Jnliana, —, from Trinidad ; Terry', Bryine. front Laguyora Tar, —, from Nuys Scotia; Frain:, Badman, trona Stettin; Carl John, Briderug, from Griefswald ; Vulcan, —, from Savannah ; Janice, Siso, from New Orleans. Arrived this evening. 9 o'clock—bortlWhirworth, from St. Domingo; William Wive, --, from Antigua; Lima. Smith, from Barba:loex; David More, ---, from Mobile; Lucy Ant, Andrews, from Nassau: he Lydia, Procter; Agnes, Farrell ; Elizabeth, Dav;ere. and the William Parke, Smith, all fr om Liverpool, have arrived at Jatnalen. • LIVERPOOL COMVEIICIAt INTILLIGiNCR. HEN R the i vely sense of oi titudc to the Nobility and Gentry for the patronage he hos been honoured with during the period he was in business in Si. Andrew's•square, most respectfully begs to announce that he has taken possession of this splendid Establislinient, which has just un dergone every improvement to secure comfort, convenience, and accommodation, and he presumes to solicit a continuance of that liberal support he hiss already enjoyed. The premises in St. Andrew's-square have been sold to the Na tional Rank of Scotland. WATERLOO TAVERN AND COFFEE-HOUSE, No. 22, Regent Bridge. This Establishment is adapted for Travellers, Strangers visiting Edinburgh, Public lireokfasts and Dinner Portico, Public Meet ings, Balls, Sales, &e. &c. ; and from its being opposite the Post office, is convenient for those arriving and departing by thedifFerent 3lsil and Stage Coaches from and to all parts of the kingdom. 11. M. Gait), in commencing this department, begs to assure those who may support it. that no exertion shall be wanting on his part to render them comfortable. The Beading Room, which is furnished with all the New :papers and Periodical Publications of the day, is always open to those fre quenting either Establishment, as well as to stratogers visiting the metropolis of Scotland for a few days. The annual subscription to the Reading Room has been reduced, The %Vines and Spirits are of the choi est quality, and the price will be moderate; indeed, moderation of charges will be observed in every deportment. Warm, Cold, and Shower Baths. I. lICENIX Fl TRUSTVES AN Ittattliss Attwood, Esq. M.P. James Bell, Esq. Jahn Coope, Esq. William Curtis Esq. RE OFFICE.— ) MUECTOIIIII. Wm. Wrist., Esq. Alderman Richard H. Lawrence, Esq. Jahn Pets aln.pntt, Esq. Major Rohde, Esq. Semler, Esq. C.C. . 2 0 W. Elliot . 1 Miss E. 1 0 Miss C. E. . - 1 0 Clerks, Coachmen, and Guards in the employ of Maim Waterhouse, Swan with two Necks, Lad-lane - 27/. 19s. &I. Collected by the Agents of the East Creams and PembrokeCopper3lines, per H. Brenton jun. Sr. Austell. Cornwall 39 10 Small Subscriptions 11. Os. 6d. Per Smith, Payne, and Co. W. Chapman, tesurdridge, Kent - •e 0 Edward Burrel . . 1 1 Collection at St. Sepul chres Church. after a Sermon by the Rev. R. Faulkner . 81. 10s. IL Mrs. Laugnton . . 1 1 Subteriptions at Chizhester. Edwd. Humphry, Mayor 10 0 Colonel Buckner . 3 3 lion and Rev. Edward J. Tumour 9 0 Rev. Stephen Barbut 1 0 C. Venal and Family 11. les. W. Boys . I 0 E. C. Morris - 1 0 t!tandry small MIMI col leved by the Chief Officers of the Borough 20 14 1 he Royal Clsrcnce Lodge f Odd Fellows 3 3 Receipts of the Corcert at R'.ll un Dati■. Crawford Davbioss, Big. diem Sham Storey, Esq. Fir C. Flower. Bart. and Ald. Chas. Hampden 'runlet, Esq. Eininuel Clomilhart, Esq. llatthew Whiting, Esq. J.hn Hawes, E 59. . Alatthew Wilson, Esq. Thee. Hodgson, jrrn. Esq. Thomas II iltion, Esq. This Company have determined to make a reduction of Pre mium, under exeeyr ions, in the thrie ordinary Classes of Insurance, which will be charged as follows, viz.:— First Class. Second Class. Is. lid. 2,. 6d. The Georgia, and Samuel Wright, from Liverpool, arrived at Savannah 26th May. The Wearer, --, for Philadelphia, passed Holyhead es terclay et 10 A.l l / 4 —.Wind S.W. fresh breeze. The Loyal Sant, from Oavaonah, sailed 23th May. The Clyde. for Liverpool. and Factor fur Havre, where ready for sea. On the 20th June, in Lat. 49. Long. 22. 30. spoke the Ann from Liverpoo:, for Boston. The Peruvian, from New Orleans, sailed 10th, and from Behr , II th May. Saw large islands of ice the whole intent of the bank:: —the weather extremely cold and foggy. The schooner Tereza, front 14 litryars, sailed 15th May ; whea she left there hail been some talk about Gin. Paez having .al something which did hot please the p.,3p!e, hat they 'mined t treat the matter as of li,de co is.guence. The brig Enterprise sailed 14th for Liverpool. The ship Bolivar sailed 14th for Hamburg!. The Car c as lel fur Bremen IGth May. Brig Josephine sailed fur Ilumburgh 14th May. The Hart, of London, sailed for Puerto Cabello a few (lays borfo:e. The Maria, of tireeneek, sailed for Jamaica shout a wok bdure. The Hem ietta, for Hsniburgh, with coffee and coma, se Lid Ist May. On the 13. h June strJk,, the Newest'', of Newcastle, from Limerick for Quibec. a little to the ots.werd of Ca: ft ear, four days out. thel:ou, ty - 9 4 CoMemo from the Wet- !cyan Soc cty by the Rev. J. S. stamp . 7 1 Collection at the liapti‘t Meeting by the Rev. J. DCllliain 5 5 Third Class. 41 Persons whose Insurance payments lan' due at 11h1summer, ate requested to tYke notice that printed receipts are now ready at the Company's Offices, in Lombard-street, and at Charing-cross where attendince is daily given from Nine till Four o'clock, and glut Insurances of the above description will have the Premi reduced accordingly. J. JONES, Sec. 98/ 3%. 6d Collection at Penzance, Corn. wall. GiJARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 11, LOKRAILD4TRIET, AT TUE ENTRANCE OF THE POST OFFICE, LONDON. ' DIRICTORI. WHAM) MEE RAIKES, Esq. Chairmen. GEORGE I.r ALL, Esq. Deputy Chairmen. W. ('. Brandram, Esq. . Rowland Mitchell. E.q. William Copland, Esq. Robert 3litf rd, E.g. William I). Dawson, Esq. John G. Itavenshaw, Esq. Sir T. Movie Farquhar, Ilan. Robert Rickards, Esq. ._ Jolla (lama, Eli. Aid. John Shore, Erg. Nicholas liarry. Esq. Edward Stewart. Esq. William Haldimand, Esq. :11.P. Andrew lienry Thomson. Esq. Demo Jenner, Esq. John Thihmtom Esq. John Loch, .Esq. John Tultortl , Ell , Atesrart Marnwihanks.Esq.lll.l'. James Tulloch, Lag. Jabs Martin, Esq. M. P. IN A FEW DAYS ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. y and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors, most positively . assure the Public, thii Is the LAST and ONLY DRAW ING that will ever be allowed In' the United Kingdom, and all who are disposed to have • farewell venture for one or two of the SIX of £30,009! _ . foltimouTu, Jinn' 29.—Arrired the LAM Melville Parke, from Jamaica, in six weeks ; the Jupiter, Coleman, from La GT a la :n 84 day. leaky ; the Sappho, Noakes, from Smyrna; off limper, the John Palmer. from the South Seal, fbr London. We the Art heard of a gal i tt being ran downs last night, tiff the Lizard, by a echo mer ; it is full of water, and now lying between the Lizard and Blackhead, and intend working her on shore, to lighten her, if pos. bible cargo, wine—the Master drowned.—Wind S. W., Mesh breeze. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd,Esq. I A.W.R;;I;arts,I;(I.I.P. iVilliarolrard,Esci. The Directors have determined, with certain exceptions, to a•t e the following reduction on the Three ordinary Claaaea of Fire surances, and Intiuranctis hitherto charged at 2s. Od. will be reduced to la. ad. per Cast. per Annum 3i. OA. 2s. 6d. ditto ; and se. 04. 4s. 6d. ditto: but no Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the Pr minim below a.. The unprecedented success this Institution has experienced, at. fords satisfactory proof that the principle• upon which it was found. ed have met with general approbation, and gives the best assurance that the proration of Profit to be returned to the assured at the septennial divisiop will meet thew full expectatiun.—Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at 31i:hummer, should be renewed within fifteen Days thereafter, or they become void : and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for eelivery with the respective Agents for the Company, throughout the United Ktngtlonn. WAJ. WILLIAMS, Secretary. CHILBLAINS. RHEUMATISM. SPRAINS, Ate. BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC.--Cajt put Oil, which la the basis of this Opodeldoc, has been long esteemed on the Continent as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Meetings, Chilblains. Palsy, Stiffness, and enlarge ment of the Joints. Sprains. Bruises, and Deafness ; and the ex perience of late years in England, proves that it meths the high character given of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those obstinate complaints. Being confined in the form oft /podeldne, it Is rendered more penetrating, and consequently much more effi cacious as an external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flannel or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the obsorbents, and accelerates the cir culation. Sold in Bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. fitl.. by Butlers, Chymists 4, Cheapside. corner of St. Paul's ; and 54„.Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. IX New Bond -street, and 2211, Regent -street; rod by the principal medicine venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom also may be had, BUTLER'S CHILBLAIN CERATE, an excellent Re medy for Chilblains when broken used also in Scalds, Burns, Ste. *** Be careful to ask for Butler's Cajeput Opodekloc. HALL'S DIGESTII'E or DINNER PILLS.—Of all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few ere more distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the stomach, giddiness, head-ach e , an d h eart b urn . T o remove t h ese painful eats where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by airing renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive power', is the express down of the above pills ; and experience has abun dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these imp malt results. By taking them a short time before the hour of ii!e process of digewinn is greatly assisted, and by the GC.. casianal use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and healthy state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as en erectus!, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family wilicine. They have also been highly useful to persons on long voyages, and experiencing a ch.inge of climate; and as they do not contain any preparaticm of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the hosive is cetplivite. Prepared only hy 31r. C. W. Clarke (successor to the lat Mr. IL Hall), at 115, Holbom-hill ; and sold in bores at 2s. e Dd., 4s. rd., and 89. To guard agenist counterfeits, the Public are respectfully re quested to observe, that those only can be depended upon as genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 115, Molbom-hill." Sold wholesale by Edwards, 87, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Reeky, 4, Cheapaide ; Barclay, fleet-market; and retail by Straining, Gate of the Koyal Exchange: Johnson, 68, Cornhill; Sanger. 150, Oxford-street; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; Pyinan, corner ut Great Titchflekl-street. Oxford-market ; Freake, Tottenham-court road ; Martin, 2, Upper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger, Charlotte -street, Pimlico ; Senors' 9, King's-road, Sloane-square, ' Chelsea; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lambeth ; Mounsey, 14, l'art place, Kennington ; Beale*. 17, High-street. Newington Butts; Williams and Co., 7, Bedforti.place, Commercial-road ; 209, High-street, Borough ; Jones and Co., 3, 'George** Circus, Greet surrey.street ; Emerson, 80, Upper East Smithfield Brabham. 14, High-street, Poplar; Ivory, 180. Shorediteh; Beale', 19d, Bishopsgate-street Without; Jones, Hackney-road ; Fuwka, 35, 31ary.atreet,Haninstesil-road ; and bancietar. Peo:es Where may be a l so h a d, Hall's Cough Pills and Pectoral Lo unges, fur coughs,. asthma*, shortness of breath, and other affac- 1 pons of the lungs. Mrs. Beanie 0 Al r. Sandie 1 1 James Croft 3 8 T.into.3. - 5 5 1 3lr. Ginger 1 0, A Body or Journeymen Tailors 2 2 Mr. Hudson 1 1 31r..1. L. Brown . 1 0 Matthew Buckle 1 0 11 Ridge, Murray, and - idgels 15 Charles Baker . 5 S Richard Merrick% . 3 3 Rev. R. O. Curtoi. I 0 Res. Thos. W. Cogan I 0 Rev. Oeo. Porcher 10 0 Rev. John Davies 1 I John Marsh, jun. 1 0 IV. N. Hardham 1 0 Wm. Hake . 2 2 Rev. Wm. Wilkins 1 I Rev. Wm. Miller - 1 0 Mrs. Smith . 2 2 31 iss Smith I I Mrs. Waring - 1 0 Rev. C. P. Lyne . 1 0 Philip Lyne 1 0 Rev. John Kirkby $ 3 Dyrr . 2 0 Wm. Newland I 0 James Hack . - 10 0 W. A. IVeguelin 5 0 Henry Coniper - 3 0 Doctor N'assall • 1 0 T. Newland, jun. . 1 0 E. H. 2 0 Mr. Hopkinson - I 0 J. Shippdm 1 0 S. Charge 1 0 Small Subscriptions 2s. Is. 6d. 118 9 8 Per 3lorland and Co. — Subscriptions from Aylesbury. Lieut.-Col. Browne 10 0 John Newman - 5 0 Itcr. Slr.Stoekins . 3 3 Rev. Sir. (iro. Lee, Bart. 2 2 Rev. Mr. Lockhart' 2 2 Rev. John Pennant 2 2 Dr. Edmonds . Mrs. Hayward . Rev. Mr. Morier . Francis Hayward Capt. Badcock. R.N. Thomas Tindal - Henry Hatton - J. White Matthew Raper - Mr. Turner ifer.JOhtiSteathans 1 Robert Wheeler - 2 2 Mr. Ceeley 2 2 Rev. Jne. Dell - 5 0 J. K. Fowler Mr. Sheriff Mr. Clarke George Fell James nal Mr. Plunkett - Wm. Doll 0 Sundry small Subscriptions 8 0 60 10 Deduct Expenses - 214 67 16 Per Drummond. and Co. _ 0 Per Cocks and Co. _ _ J. Armstrong ---- . 1 0 J. Batten 2 2 J. batten, jun. - 1 1 . Henry Bow 2 2 Dr. !loose - 1 1 W. Bolitho . - 2 2 T. Bolitho - - 2 2 T. Bramwell - 1 1 W. Came - - 2 '2 J. Carne - - 2 2 3lr. ( 'arlton - 2 2 A Friend, per ditto - 3 3 H. Coulson - 1 0 E. C. Giddy - ' 1 1 Mrs. H. Giddy - - 1 0 V. Z. per ditto - - 1 0 (i. Grentell - 2 2 Richard Basking - 1 1 Samuel .John - I 1 Rev. C. V. Legrice - 2 2 Alm Longlands - I 0 T. Peel - 2 2 Mrs. W. Peel • 2 2 N. Phillips - I I General Tends - 1 0 Mrs. Towall - - 2 2 Collection at Town Chapel 111. ils. 7d. Collection at Methodist Chapel - li 7 Collection at Independent ' Chapel . 51. Gs. Id. Collection at Baptist Chapel - - 2 10 Produce of a Benefit given I by Messrs. Jones and Samuel - 4 7 Sundry small subscrip tions - - ill. 31. lid. 791. 17s. 2d. Somerford Keynes, per the Rev. N. li. Wood r..fre - 21. 95. 11d. Parish of Thoncutt, per ditto - - 1 10 Parish of Poole, per ditto - - 1 II 10*. Ild. Per Kay and Co. Collected at Chauden by the Rev. J. S. Ltevries W. Is. 2d. Collected at Sheire, by the Rev. T. Du comb 12/. Cs. Gd. Per Lubbock and Co. St. Alban's, collected by Martineau and Story 147 0 Collected ■t Badsworth Church, Yorkshire, by the Rev. H. W. Champ neys, Rector 18!. 7s. Id. Per Grote and Co. Wm. Coleman - 5 0 Per Weston and Co. Parish of Crawley 31. 85. Gd. Per Barclay and Co. Rev. Horatio Dowsing 5 Richard Cramer - 1 1 A Subscription at Stock ton-on-Tees, by Wm. Skinner and Co. 193/. 15. 6d. Balance of Subscriptions at Exeter, per Sanders and Co. 136 17 Per Barnett and Co Mrs. Cornwallis, Ipswich 3 0 Per Mastemian and Co. Louth, Lincolnahi►e. • The Corporation of Louth 21 o S. C. Pettener - 2 2 Grantham Hodgson 2 0 Frederick Lucas _ - 2 0 hleun Hyde and Sons i Edw. Allison . 1 0 Thos. Hudson - 1 0 Miss Hydes 2 0 Rev. Mr. Jolland . I Mr.. Pearson - 0 F. Cameron - 0 Jos. Larder - 0 II re. Jaweit . 0 Wm. King - 0 Mr. Gee - 0 Wm. ionea ---- --- 3 0 Pet Twinings and Co. 2d Contribetion by the Bri tish Residents at BOU er, per the Rev. J. Symons 181. 38.3 d. Per Homes and Co. Miss C. SoOla Palmer b 0 Hadbaah Hem, per the lief. floc Randolph 18 • B. C. I). 2 2 Per Couu. and Co. Rev. Baldly Childers 1 Per Sir Claude Scott sod Co. Jametabeepp - 3 3 Pee Marten, Call, and Co. C. O. 6 0 Per Orange end Co. Casual as the Pariah Chore of It by the Rev. bard Weed OIL toa. Id. Yo'in - snspboll - I. and lo J. Jackson - 1 0 Chas. Mei 1 0 Ali 44 Heald 1 1 Henry lines - 1 0 Small mama - 1 14 4818 Per Glyn and Co. -- A. B. M. - 1 Collection at North Alter a/CI Including IW. after a Sermon in the Parini Church. by the Rev.B.Kennlcott 1331. lba. 9d. Pa Remington and Co. W. Alaxander Metwd 20 are respectfully advised to make their purchases immediately. The Scheme contains, fur the first and only time since the establish ment of Lotteries, .SIX Fains OF 30.040, &c. &c. forming the unequalled Sum of X 369,000! And every Number • Prize. ALL IN ONE DAV. 18th THIS MONTH (JULY), When Lotteries finish for ever. 'tickets and Shares are telling by J. and 3. Sive/night, eOll. trartors, at their fortunate Offices, No. 37, Camila!, 11, Hol born, and 38, Hat market, Landon, where they sold 12.478, a Prize of £30,000 ! 3,1,13, a Prize of £31,055 ! And in the very last Lottery, drawn 3d this Month, 1,783, a Prize of £21,000 ! 3.923, a Prize of X 21,000 ! 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MEMOIRS' Intl I.:COLLECTIONS of COUNT SE OUR, Anibasaador from 'ranee to the Courts of Runde and Prus sia. Written by Himself. Vol. 2, comprising the Account of his Residence at the Court of Catherine 11. Bvo. Its. Ftench 101. 6d. LIVERPOOL, SAIPROAY, JULY 11, 1824• Our British Plantation Sugar Market has been dull, and fog lower qualides a depressi• n of about Is. per cwt. ; the finer sorts are steady, about 1.200 Mids. have been sold, and 1,200 bags of White Bengal alsa sold at 725. a 735. per cwt. In Brazil' or Ha. vannali nothing done. About 300 puncheons Molasses hare been told at 22a. a 225. fnl, for Demerara, and 245. for St. Vincent. In C.iffee 254 casks and 650 bags Demerara were offered by auction ti Tuesday, but the whole was withdrawn, the offers not being agree. able to expectat;on. About 100 tea. Jamaica have been sold by private, at a trifle reduction in price. Brazil Cocca has been in a little cm r.! reque , r, 200 bags sold at 335. fld. About 1110 bags Pimento sold a: and 100 bags flrebadoes Ginger a• 63:. a 655. The Rum Market is dull. Dyewocols are again dull; 20 tons Campeachy Logwood sold nt 8/. 10s.; 30 tuns Cuha Pestle at 71. lOs a 8/., and 30 tons of Spanish Fustic at 51. 10s. per ton. In Ashes about 100 barrels of 3lontreal Pot Ashes sold at 214. for old, and 225. a 225. 3d. for new; also 250 barrels Pearl Ashes at 245. 641. a 235. per cit. Indigo is dull ; the sales a-e confined ;49 serons Cara= at hs. 6d. a 7s. Id. and 15 chests East India at ss. 611. a ss. 91. In . Cochineal nothing done. In Saltpetre only 250 bags sold at 225. Olive ()li no demand ;70 tons Palm Oil at 201. 10s. a 22/. In Hides the sales are more considerable, 2,600 Buenos Ayres Ira and Cow at 78d. to 90. ; I,Boonalted at 4d. as 41d. ; h.ooo.dry salted Brazil at 4,1 d. a sid.; 2,000 North American .salied at 31d. to 34d. ; 500 Valparaiso at 4d. anti 11100 Odessa, wi h 1000 Horse Hides at 3s. Iod. each. In Rice 50(1 casks Carolina have been sold at I6s. a 17e. and Ills. with some very ordinary at I4s. 641. per cat In Turpentine nothing done, and 50 Nils. of American Tar at 13s. with 800 brls. of Stockholm at 14s. 6d. per brl. The Comm Market has been very languid this week. and prices hardly supported; but the publte sale yesterday of the Sea Islands went off be:ter than expected. 675 bags Sea Island offered, 650 were sold at 111. to 214.1. ; 175 bags Stained ditto. offered, 160 were sold at 51d, to 9d. ; 245 bags Bowed Sea island offered, 123 were sold at 51(1. to 74d. ; 60 bags Berbice offered, 60 were sold at 9d. to 9441. ; 300 Laguira, 180 Tortola, and :10 Surinam offered, but not sold. In siditiou, the prince image is the week have bases about 1200 . New Orleans, at Rd. to 9d. ; 2300 Uplands at 6d. to ad. ; 1390 Alabama at 6;1. to 70. ; 70 Sea Islands at 13d. to 154 d. ; 12 stained Sea Islands at 114 d.; 200 Pernainbuco at 1041. to lid. ; 909 Maranham at 111 d. to 9Ati.; 200 Bahia at 91d. a 112 d. ; 220 Para at Ild. a 111 d. ; 50 Demerara at 9d. a 9id. • 700 Egyptian at 7d. a 90. ; 130 Surat at sd. a lid . ; and 110 hen ' gal, being about 8409, in cluding the public sales. TERRIFIC STORM. (From the Shrewsbury Chronicle.) On Wednesday afternoon, about three o'clock, a sudden and . awful clap of thunder was heard, apparently near this town, and a heavy fall of rain succeeded. In the neighbourhood of Sutton, near here, dreadful consternation was occasioned. The hou'cs of Mr. Jeffreys, Mr. Miles, and Mr. Bennoand, all separate, by con- I siderable distances, were shaken ; and the electric fluid passing' down the chimnies of Mr. Benmand, has rent the brick-work and done much injury. In the parlour. three children were struck upon j the arms and thighs, which have the appearance of red stripes down I the skin ; one of them lay senseless fur several hours ; two other children, sitting at the kitchen door, were scorched by the light ning as it passed through the house. A man servant was deprived of the faculty of hearing; and a girl in the cellar was struck down and severely scorched. A large salt-box was splintered, and the plaster of the wall forced clown. A clock-case, end the wood-work of a barometer, were broke, but the glass of both is uninjured. le the neighbourhood of Westbury the storm was furious. At the seat of Richard Top, Esq. heavy damage has been sustained ; more than 700 sash squares of glass were broken by the hail stones. which in circumference measured from two to four inches, and some which conglomerated were much larger ! these covered the ground two inches thick in many places. The hot-house. graptry, and cucumber-fames, are entirely demolished, the fruits destroyed, and the gardens laid waste ; nearly one-third portion of a field of eight acres of wheat, very forward in the ear, is literally thrashed out by the pelting of the hail-stones, some of Which were on the ground yesterday, in the shade, after having fallen twenty-three ours, measuring two inches round. In several places hares rushed from the covers, startled at die tempest. Until yesterday scarcely any rain has fallen here for nearly three months ; the t rope of hay sod clover are very indifferent all round ; • field of eight acres, near here, was mowed this wee';, and a farmer passing laid a wager that he could load the whole crop upon one waggon, which he actually did. The usual produce of this field has generally been from eight to ten tuns, and is this year about one ton and a half only. (From the Newcastle Chronicle of Saturday.] The long continuance of the drought begins to be severely felt in the want of rain. The ground is becoming exceedingly parched, and crops of all kinds are suffering from the want of rain ; for though the extreme warmth is forcing vegetation rap'clly forward, yet neither fruit. nor vegetables attain the usual maturity. The hay harvest commenced about ten days ago, and has proceeded moat favourably, but on old lands the crop is light. In common with all other parts of the country, the heat for the last week tits been ex treme, the thermometer varying above eighty the whole of bit time. Tuesday !oat was the hottest day we have experienced ;on that day the thermometer reached eighty-seven degrees in the shade, at three. r.at. On Sunday it reached eighty.four, at two, P.X., and on Wednesday, eighty-five at one, noon. On Tuesday after noon a slight thunder-storm passed near this town, and on Wed nesday afternoon another storm of thunder was heard raging to the eastward ; on both occasions a few drops of rain fell in this town, but not sufficient to wet the streets. At Shields, we understand a most awful storm of thunder, lightning, and rain, was experienced on ‘l"ednesday afternoon. During the thunder-storm on Thursday last, a flash of lightning struck with great force a building formerly occupied for a custom house, at Sunderland, and did considerable damage to the roof. The thermometer, in the shade, at Chester le-street, on the 24th ult. at noon, stood at 90. After a long continuance of dry and sultry weather, this city was on Tuesday afternoon visited by a thunder-storm, the lightning was exceedingly vivid, accompanied by a refreshing fall of rain. On the same day Nun Monkton and the neighbourhood was visited by an awful thunder-storm, the lightning was glaring and terrific, and the peals of thunder loud and incessant. Four ewes and two lambs were killed by the lightning, at Mr. Benjamin Cundall's farm ; they had taken shelter under an oak tree which was set on fire, anti continued horning until it was consumed. The blazing fire spreading amongst the green foliage afforded a singular and terrific spectacle.—York Chronicle. OurtiAm, JUNE 26.—Yesterday this place was visited by a thunder storm, which has done considerable damage to the house of George Halstead, publican. The electric fluid struck some part of the building; its moat singular operation took place in a small bar parlour, lying to the back of the building. Here it struck a piece of gilded metal from the top of a clock-ease, penetrated into Vie Inside, and conveyed away " presto!" the pendulum. It also hove the chick weights from the cords, which i did not burn, and, left them at the bottom of the case. Ina seller, which is used ass kind of fat ily kitchen, its operations, though less violent, were eerm nly more alarming. Here it struck the landlady, who at pre. sent lies ina dangerous state. One of the daughters elm was struck to the ground, but she is much better. 'The electric fluid has also descended upon a factory at Heysiell, and has doue damage to tbe amount of one hundred pounds. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30. Posed by, the Lonach, Frescoll, from Bombay. for Lora:tom—Wind W. DEAL, Jure 311.—Sailed the Posthumous, Reid, for Quebec •. the William and ILnry, for Jamaica, and the Shepherd, for St. Kilts, turned away. }' our P. MI. the Shepherd is putting Wet, the rest of the outward-bound remain, with the Isabella, AFiverrat., for India. A fog has prevailed throughout the day.—Wind t. by NV. Manua-re, Jure 30.—Landed here yesterday, a further qua-- thy of iron, from tin• wreck dry the Ginner Sand. viz. 428 Mn, flats, and 13 pirsoitt half 'Mist two, p. m. passed by, two strum boats, towing a large raft of timber, for the River. Grew earn's; ,Ttfre 30,Arrived the Layton, Campbell, front Isle of ,France; Senthoung, crow, from Figueras ; Mercury, Holmes, limn Para; British Union, Power, from du. Sailed th e Laburnum, Tate, for Calcutta; Coromandel, titles, for do. : Hebe, Elsden, for Cape of Good Hope. ABERDEEN, JUNE 26.—The Aberdeenshire, Oswald, arrived here yesterday, from Miramichi ; left on 23d May, in compan y with the Isabella ' bound for Clyde. Left the followin g Tease l s Sir W. Wallace, Anderson • Albion, Leslie; Ythan, law; Jane. Williamson : and Union, Mitchell , all from Aberdeen ; also fire Cumberland, of 31aryport, and Medway, of Hull On the Ist of June, about 85 miles to the eastward of St. Pool's Island, spoke the snip Thomas, of Harrington Johnston master, out 44 drys from Liverpool, all well. The Aberdeenshire brings intelligence of the total lows of the brig Canada, of this port, Park, thaster,.oh St. Paul"a Island. Passengers and crew saved. STROMNESS, JUNE 24.—The Prince of Wales, Davidson. bound to Hudson's Hay, in beating out of Hoy Sound, with the wind at N. W. struck on a rock, and remained about four hours, and has returned here; she makes so much water that she most discharge to repair.—The Camden, Bell, bound to Hudson's Bit), remains here. NEW Vona, MAY 27.—The whaling ship, Hypo, Coffin,.cf Nantucket, in „-ping into one of the Society I s la n d s , went &s t ar •, and was lost. Crew and cargo saved. JAMAICA (KINGSTON) May 13.—The Ann, William*, from Carthagena to this port, has been put back In a leaky state, and in was supposed she would be condemned. BOMBAY, FEB. 4.—After the departure of the Lonach, the only free traders remaining here will be the Triumph, loading for Lon don, and the Brig Catharine, loading for Oreenoct. The former is to go about the 15th, and the latter about the 20th inst. The James Scott, Shipton, from Batavia to London, was spoken with 21st Feb. in lat. 12. lung. 185. hy the Beaver, De Pev.rel, strived at New York, 30th May, from China. The Jame , &Ott, having lost her mainmast and rudder, was returning to Batavia, to repair, and was supplied with a mainyard and topmast, by ti.a Beaver, Arrived off Scilly, the Caroline, Beat, from Figueroa. The Prince of Wales, Davison, bound to Htulson's Bay, has put bark to Stromsess to discharge and repair„ having struck WA a rock, and made much water. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Lonwit, Driscoll, from Bombay, has arrived of Ports mouth ; sailed from New South Wales the dth of October, 11120. Bombay, the 2:td of February, 11190. the Cape the 20th of Apra, and St. Helena the 7th of May ; the John Palmer, —, from th• South Mess, off iVeymotch. Ann tvats AT Homsar.--The Windsor Castle, Beathealee, from Bengal, on the 13th of Feb. MAILINGS raom BOMBAT.—Tbe Triumph, Green, for 1.00- don, on the 18th of Feb. Ttts Alacrity, Findlay, ;nolo., Oaths 20th do. A &RIVAL AT THE CANE.—The COW. Watt, from Beep).. SAILING raom THE CANE.—The fee London, on the 24th April. SHIP SPOKEN WITH.—The Markr iaL Thompivon, froglthe Mom titius to bundan, on the 20_4 a May, 6. N.. long. 111 W. ARRIVALS AT ST. HIBLENA.—The Mary Ann, from Bengal, and the Wiliam Mika, —, has Bengal and Penang. PASSENGERS PER Loosen. Capt. Driest from Bombay:--- Mrs. Col. Bellsria, Mrs. Col. Ilt , Devall and thild, Mrs. Manion and child, Mrs. Norton anditwo t Timms Watdell, Civil Service; Rev. Mr. MHOS: jaws D. Niebei, rwq.; Mark Napier. hie Majway's 6tb Pbpsfirat.-Cel. Maya.. putt Quarter-Master General; Major 701 Mit $O. tire Infantrr ; Major Cash, Illhierea Major Majesty's 20th Foot; Capt. War" Moan's Craky; • Robinson, his 3lsjesty's 4th Drays's; Booty Carramse, Native Infantry. .".4.OOI I PL"' DEATH OP Two OLD 3111VOISTI 7MI 157•1 6 - 4 ; The warrant for the 11011010. d .110 earrouted ; and, by Am of P ISt years , is doomed to die ris a ito zz a SIM II fortune by risking a olio anus *RIM IatR may yet do wonders iugekar:iaburnpi the a= AB= Posad Prises. "Aids ;moot io Amm o s; this mouth, when Lawrie M aras. • t. 11 •