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Nreturnedp amt staled that he declioed giving them "sop. Cross-mixeined.—Does not recollect Mrs. Pea-' cock that the letter was from her tiro- Owe Henry, and that on Mr. Peacock saying it was tint from her brother Henry,'she aid, then she 'heel nothing to do with it. There ass so much confusion. it might have been said, but venues" did not recollect It. In the intisview witness had with Ellt;feudsiit. witness first mentioned thesubject or the 'errors 6f youth. Witness had some .cons. versoioio. Nith Ins brother respecting a Mr. Mound. The Plaintiff said a suspicious circoui .*tonce had taken place; fur iii going down to his office one day sflev dinner, he saw a person whom lit, supposed tp he Mr. M 'nod ; he took no note then, hut he went so the office, amid our his return home he asked his wife if any one had been there. She said, no person. He afterwards inquired of t he:setvaut, who told him Mr. Mound hod been there, and stripped for above' au hour. Witness. on bring told this. said; as Mr. 'Mound was the brother-in-law of his wife, - he did not consider this es forming a ground fur suspicion. Tin% courier aati-ii took place after the discovery of the letter. Witness had some conversation with her brisilier,• us to what had been said by Mr. Bonifield, a sur geon, relative to the state in Ivltiell the children were. weir% to their mother's neglect. Wotnrss had understood Mrs. Peacock to be seven or eigbt .6o-tvreisty, •thi'Plaiiitift was six-and.thirty. and the Defendant about nineteen or twe n ty. Mrs . Kultbit, a clink in Mr:Campbell's office, ' linear Mr. Ovrhyshire. who was in the sanie'officc. NVitnels" h76ved the letter produced' to b e his hand.writitsig. He was not now in the office, and woe an swirl on half-pay. The leiter was then put in and read. It was as o what will you think of me, my dearest Mary' The blockheads in skis office slid net g ive use your leiter till Ibis snorning—all coedit is due to you for your excel lent coutrivaticessaluel I shall nut forget tilt a. Situ di (the feigned name by which this lady was aduluessedi ; bust wbst 11 , 11 yon suppose, upon nut finding a lesser fur that lady? re must surely, I fear. bays! inquired Infuse this; but I hope you did nut make ally undue eu Hellions. I did WO, it is true, arrive here from the city yesterday till all the clerks were gone, but they should Is left any letter with the servant. I approve of your ; oleo; it will du very well fur a little; but our best policy will be to change front time to time, tnicurioNity first, mid then slispureou, died possi bly rtes./row,. the natural offspriut of slit se two may follow each other, if lune is allowed for it. The circunistauees by which these sway be excited you will easily observe to be, Sot. your app.. (hy no means unattsnctive), which would lead the worthies at she pushufiice to think you must 'have a house of your own ; S. timidly, the fici i ii•ney of your •ppliu ations woold, no doubt, induce thin to sup. pose your letters to possess some peculiar interest for yon ; soul thirdly, the nearuess of the place to your own house Mobil, afford treat facility to their idtemptss to disco ver the oitslery, should their curiosity be awakened. All these, how, err, are bat possibilities, against which you know it is my plan always to be on tonne. And this will KM. all the purposes of a ellllll. plate for our curies. giusideace till lam able to fix upon a better. This I shall endeavour to make at • greater distance from home, but nut so treat as to be inconvenient for you, and where, if possible, there are no ins( if. ring tattliug old or young women, who certainly are wonderful tiara velless of secrets, where they chance to obtain a clue. You will, by the time you have gust thus far, no doubt, say, or think, a truce t-, prudential considera tioos—love has nothing to do with such. lat ledge it, and ly recommending to you dilcrelion. 1 fell in Jour presence as you my you do in mine. I forget all I visited to say when I see you, and who's I have parted, they all crowd upon my memory at once. I lave hitherto *ma ul' to thank you for your little present, in every respect so vatifying to me, and so deserving of estisnat isuu on its own nervous!. Ton will, however, Ism sure, believe me, when say it went's'', in my eyes, charms far superior to its .own intrinsic values—which you wily in the world ran appre. ei4te. I hope this will beach you in safety —I have tart with it least a thousand iiderruptious since 1 began this, and ant now forged to cod abruptly. " Saturday. • Tour's ever, D. S." John Deibysioire, brother of the Defendant, istorcd, that his brother boarded and lodged with leis father in Berners-street. Witness's father was oil apothecary, and attended Mr. PeacuAk's family. I: 7 lttiess and hi■ brother occasioually visited at Mr. Peacock's. Witness never heard of any prevent made by his brother to Mrs. Peacock. Never saw that ludy at his father's house, except in com pany with her husband or brother. Was not in Defrodaut's confidence ; never s ity Mr*. Pea 'tea in the street, or heard from his brother that he bad tart her. Witness was the person whom the Defendant consulted whets Mr. S. Peacock called. The Defendant said Mr. S. Peacock had spoken to him shoat giving up some letters which he accused him of having received fro:n Mrs. Peacock. Wit. loess then advised hint. if he had any such letter►, "soot to give them up ; but witness had no knowledge whether hr had any such letters or Out. Witness himl seen Mr.. Peacock once since this transaction 'at Lady Prake'e house; but had never heard from his brother that he had seen her, except once I aaibb ing her in the street. 11'itisese bud six brothers, WM was himself the thirst: he Mali twetsty-fou r, but did not believe the Defendant was yet twenty. Defendant had his ensign's half-pay, but witness knew of nothing else which he lied. Mr. ADAsts, who was for the Defendant, submit ted to the Jury that he had never heard a Cabe in which a charge of this nature ►tood on so weak a 'foundation. 111 she Jury should, in this case. find • a verdict for the l'l tiff, they would thereby in - volve Ilse Defendant in ruin teed infamy, in which ' this totsfottunale Lady would be a participator; and -. the families of each must also share to a certain ex tent, in the misery and disgrace which would arise out of such a verdict. He submitted that in thus case though there might be some proof of levity in ?he rotscluet of (salt parties, yet there was, at the Isl4lo. n o thing beyond suspicion of the adultery, and the Jury would out its this case find.a verdict uti stiepeelmi. Mr. SCARLETT here interposed, mud observed, if his Lordship should be of upimon with his Learned Friend, he would bow to that opinion. and *top the case here, by consenti% to a noo-suit. The CHIEF JUSTICE" Call the Plaiutiff." Plaintiff uonsoited. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-OPo, Jail, 2, 1119. Id Regiment of DlMlPS.,lll.i.atemmost Charles %Trainor to be Captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Festuu, who rettressodated June 24, 1819. To be Liretenams—Cornet Mark Lloyd, by prodhare e oleo iTysidlienv—dated as strove. ' Corner and Adjiitived Williams Crawford (tu have the resk)r dated Jewel*, 1619. To be Cornet by purchase—Robert M ar kham, Goal. oleo Lloyd—dated June 24, 1819. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Lientenant•Coll., Michael Childers from ball-pay of 60th Foot, to he Major, vice Archibald Money, who exchanges, receiving- th• fereoce between fall pay of Infantry cud full pay of Ca valry only—dated as above. 13th ditto—Cornet and Aojeitarel Thomas Rower, to have the rank of Lieutenant—dated as above. 19th ditto—George Talbot, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dailey promoted—edited as above. 241 Regiment of Fuot—Lieutetiant James Stetted, from the ball-pry of the R2ollll'lll, tu be Liemenast, vice Alex seder Clarke, who exchanges, receiviug the difference-- dated no above. 46th ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Robert Raines, from the half pity of the Silt West India Regiment, to be Lieute- Nam, vice Nicholas Nepems, who exchanges—dated as 1111012. 476 ditto--Lieutenant Thomas French to be Adjutant, vice Burrowes, deceased—dated as above. 52d ditto—Ensign Henry P. Smith to be Lieutenant, by porehaise, vice Northey, promoted in the Royal York Itemeere—dated as above. Richard Frederick Hill, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith—dated is above. 63d ditto—Ensign James liershasee, from the 3d West India Regiment, to tee &aim vice Balungtou, who exchanges as above. 681 h ditto—Gesillemaa Cadet Manley Power, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Rowley, promoted in the 7th Foutii—,l ited as above. 7015 dith,—St aff. Assist aot -Sol germ Joseph Fa rodeo to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Seibold}, deceased—dated as above. 76th ditto—Lieutenant Ilenry Wood, Goon the bill . -pay of the Regiment, t.. be Lieutenant, vin Neil Mackay, wbu exchanges, receiving the difference—dated us above. geille ditto—Brevet-3140 William Plunkett De Bathe to be 610jor, by pmcchnse, vire Knox, promoted in the 4th West lush* Reginient--dated as ahoy Lieutenant Frederick fdatisisell to lee Captain of a Company, by purchase, vier De Bathe—dosed as above. Ensign .I.senes Hooter to be Lieutesaut, by purchase, vice Lord Cis irks Psolet to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hunter, dated as shove. Nth ditto—Lieutenant John Moore, from the half.pay of the tooth Foot, to lee Lieutenant, vice Patrick Kelly, wbu exchasges—dated as above. 3d West India Regiment—En-ten Murray Babington, from the #13,1 Foot, to be Eusigii, vice Kershawe, who exebauges —dated 21 %hove. 4th ilittu—'Major Honourable James KIN" from 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Nixon, who re toes—dowel as above. Royal York Ranters—Lieutenant Edward Richard Northey, from the 32.1 Foot, lu be Captain of a Compaiiy, by pur chase, vice Edemas, win retires—dated tut above. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surgeons to the Farces—StalT-Surgeows William Henry Lys, (ruin lialf-pay—dated Julie 25, 1819; John Cole, 31D. (mum half-pry, vice Th.ineas 011aley, who ex - chasiges—dated as above; Pate irk M`Glashaii, from hair pay, vice John Alexander Campbell, who retires upon half-pay—elated as above. To be AsOsiasst.feurgeous to the Forces—Assistaist-Surgeons John Ship Barth y, from lealf.pay Ist Dragoon Gisarda, vice Fermin', appoiuted to the 70111 Foot—dated June 24, 1819; Joseph Allen, from the Royal West India Rangers, vice Juhu /tubed Savery, olio retires upon half pay Royal West India hangers—,lntel June 25,1819. To be Deputy-Purveyor to the Farces—Deputy Purveyor George Pratt, from half-pay, vice George Keys, placed ou hatf-pay—dated as above. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM AT CHELSEA. Assistant Surgeon Nomad George Lawrence, (tont South ampton, to be Assistmil-Surg. eta—elated Mardi 15, 1819. MILITARY ASYLUM Al' SOUTHAMPTON. Assistant-Surgeon Williams Gordon Watson, M.D. from leak-pay of the 9511 loot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Lawrence, removed to tlittsea—dated as above. GARRISONS. Lieutenant John Gallagher, on the lialtpay of the !15th Foot, to be Town Major at New Ileuuswick, vice Jenkins, deceased—dated February 25, 1319. 111trocant a. The opponstenent of Assistant-Surgeon William Gordon Wanes, from half-pay 95111 Foot. to be Aseistam•Stugeoto to the Forces, as stated iu the Gazette of 17th Apiil last, has nut taken place. Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General Marsden has !wen permitted to resign hie Commission, iu consequence of his inability to proceed um service. Commission in the Troop of Gentlemen end Yeomanry Cavilry, signed by the rice-Liestexuar ff the Cogpets of Glitoureati. Whitlock Nichol!, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant—dated May 21, 1219. BANKRUPTCY EN LA RG CD. John Strafford, of Scrouhy, NuMusks's+, miller. from July 13, to August U, at ten, at the Crusts Ina, Bantry, Yolk. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joseph Snow, of Swarkesiusee, DroTey, aniit;berl Wilkins, of Stmoutou Haruki, Leicester, liuntirr-mereliatits. BANKRIYVIst. /ohs Lewis. juo. late of ..41as114;,tiorresler, loome.dealrr. to surrender, July 13, 14, and August 14, at t levee', tit the Hopuearket len, Worcester. At torte. ys, Mr. David Shute., Millbank.street, Westasiemtes, Loudon l *ad Mr. Ste Own Godson, Woe enter. helm Marieltall, late of Mincing-lane, Loudon, and now of k•plaCt, W•hreno b, Surrey, metchniet, to sue render, July 0, 24, and August 14, at eli tell, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attoruey, Mr. Bothell, Clualt-laise. • Jolla Contemn, late of Chelsea. Middlesex, rued nier. rimed, to sureeekr, July 13, 2. 0 , and Augoel 1 4 , " 1 It uo at AMOMIIII, Messrs. Loden:tun stud Knees bettele.walk, Temple. John Phillip*, late of Littleton, Wareestershire, paper. maker, to surrender, July 23, 24, and August 14,st eleven, at lbe Bell leen Cheneuteatee, Glieuerstershite. Aitursier, Mr. Pittman. Ayenenes-luts, Cleteicery.laise, Loteduii mud Mr.Sedler, i‘rincheuesab. James Leslie, late u( the Island of St. Shebat-Fs, hut cow 4/1 . Lower Thanseisstereet, London, wierclorus, to surrender, July 13, 24, and August 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, leni.• don. Attorney, Ms. &oust, Loudon Commercial Salt. rooms, Mincing-lane. Geary John Seyindils, of Pricrhorongli, Northumptim, and of Stamford, !Amidst, haberdasher, so stsriender, holy 13, 20, and August 14, at Oro, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Ur. George Spence, Staple lon, Ilulhoris. Edward Feminism, of Peterborough, Northampton, and of Stamford, Lincoln, baberdaslicr, to surrender, July 111, 17, and Anna 14, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. A.l - Mr. George Spruce, Sirs i ilt.lnir, Jouallsaa Mort, of Bolton, Lonessler, costou.mauerfac tome, to surrender, Jolly .30, 31, and Ancost 14, at dermal, at the Bridge Ism, Bolton. 'Worm's, Mr. Mexhlrerinfl, Gray'rinst, fondues- sod Messrs. Boardman and The vessel which has sailed this work from Grims- Bolton, Lancashire.' by, with emigrants fur America, carried only 3J i John Smith, of Parliament-street, Westminster, Middle pasoengers, after waiting fur six weeks. The law i sex, sod of Norili-streel, Westminster, Middlesex, tailor, avowed the ,eeimei to cott), 61, ihehtihil the Crew. to surrender, July 0, 24, sod !Initial 14, at ten, at Guild. Mll, London. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New court, St Letters from Buenos Ay reSof the 25'h of March, seism s ', laur, fu m h ar d. s s, ret . - which have arrived at Liverpool, allude to sin change Robert Croinhie, of Chelsea, Mohllerex, victualler, to that had takes place ins that capital, lip to that surrender, July 1,13, stud Angus; 14, at Lacier, wt (~,Id_ date, our to anr hall. brisk*. Aituauty, Mr. Homo, Ituaverie-sireo, y of th e . reported 'aorta:mg, o f A111T1043. I 'Kith &tett, of Artillery-rdsce, Fitisbury•square, ~!~ - ma, merchant, to surren-tr.., July 10, 17, and August It, at ter, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Grosvenor, Yerulsm.buildings, Gray's Inn. George South. ra, late of Streatham, Slimy, baker, to surrender, July SI, 17, and August 14, at ten, isFliluiffilsall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reed, 51arIcline, Fs-mattock ' street, London. Thomas Henry Hirst, of Dean-skret, Canterbury-signore, flituthwark, nil•mrrehaat, to surrender, July 0, at eleven, 151, and August 14, at len, at Guildhall. London. Allot wiry, Mr. Hull, Throidnerdlecorert, Isandou. Williatu Lure, of Chipping Sudbury, Gloucester, grocer, to surrenasi, July 19, 21, aril August 14. at tine, al the itosinser Tavern, All-Saitit's lane, Bristol. Attorneys, Meson. 'Brillogtois and Grrguay, Brulfnrd.rue, Loudon; ■nd Mr. Richton' Haynes., Ilighodreet, 11111.:111. Thrums Bearskilt and William Beardiall, of Worksop, Huttingloano, dealers, to surrender, July IS, Is, and August 14, at t weirs, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attorney., Mr. Henry Stephen Wake, Worksop; and Messrs. Wiggitswurth and Crnsley, y's..ll nu, tantdoit. Thomas Waller, mew or late of Trentham, Stafford, put seller, to surrender, July 12, 13, and August 14, at stereo, 'at the CPII4II and Anchor Inn, Lair end, Stoke-rimm-Tronst,' Stafford. Attorneys, Mr. Flint, etttmeter ; and Mr. Teriei Gray's-Inn. lAteittun. Charles 51.sitii, of Wakefield, York, grocer. to a July 23,24, and A Ilrll6l 14, at rlevat, at the Irmulmin Waketicld. Altorneyo, Mr. Richard fluty?, Chineerysla..e, I. Ion; and Mr. Schuh-n.1.1, Horbstry, IVsikefield. Jackson Gently, of I..verptu.d, merchant, I.) snrreillst, hay iB, 27, and August 11, at tine, at the Gunge lust, Ital. - WM, Istverpuol. Attorney+, Mr. Thumis Lodge, Liver rt.", ; and Mr. Ilatiye. Chmeery-lace, Loudon. Ralph I> , •dd, late of fkifnes4stieet, Middlesex, eivzitterr, hi surrender, July 13,17, sod Angles* 14. at eleven, el Utti la hall, Lundun. Attu. ney, Mr. Hartley, Brido.streel, Black friars. DI VI DEN W. July 24. J. Maater, of Dartford, Kest, grocer, at ale, Al London. July 24. I'. C. Ilariwin, of Wialicarh, Cambridge, linen.dro. per. ut ten, at Guildhall, London. July 30. It. Juliimou, of Liverpool, 'merchant, at one, at the George lan, Dole.airert. Liverpool. July 21. K 41.irkey, of Slancheoter, bookbinder, at ekven, at the Star 1 tttt t Maurhirster. Jul) 27. S. Bro. o atoi T. H. Scutt, of St. Mary-bill, London, noaeluoit, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 27. S. White, of Turnliatii.gretat, Midollrbtx, victualler, at III:, at Guildhall, London. Julv 21 E. Small+, of St Marliteivrourt, M. M irlitt'sdane, Middlesex, +hoe -maker, at ten, at Goi!.111:01, lanoloo. July 27. .1. W..tsou, of Brook,. Nwfull, joblitr, at four, at the White Swale Inn, N.wwieh. July 21. .1. Na.l), of Winton-under-Edge, Glotterater, cur rier, at tirdve, at the Commercial Ituonty, 1160.11. July 24. .1"Icavlor, u(Ozfurd, grocer, at eleven, tinder the town Hall, Oxford. July 24. W. A. Brame, of Entherhithe Wall, Sorrry, ship o r icht, at bu , at Gnil.lhall, Londun. July 24. W. Ilaildan, of Clement's-lane, Lombard street, Lon.lau, Ira-dealer, at twelve. at Guildhall, laitiolou. July 24 T. Cliapanaw, of Litiltbiiry Mill., Essex, of Chet tetford Milk, in the said coasity, and of Stratford Mills, near lluK, iu the said county, intalinan, at cle►ts, al Guildhall, Lumina. July 24 w. Hutley, of Stretints-eu-le. Field; Derby. milk r, at rim n, at the %Vbite Milt tau, 441thy-41e.1a-Zujac.b, Ltireato r. July 24. J. Marley, lata of Willoar.streei, Itankside, EurrY4 cual.iiterchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Ludo'. Jul) 41. .1 Car4llllllll4, Surrey, pape►-maker, at (ler. 11, rt Guildhall. 1.0{1490. July 27. .1. Tayla of Liver' I, merchant, at one, at the George lam, Dale-strtel, Liverpool. July 24. E. Collinsrm, of CrinikriLlaue, London, oil-mer chant, alt levee', at Gatiklhall, louden,. July 24 G. Ansrll,4l esrahatton, surrey, calico-printer, . . at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 2.1. E. Elirtnations, late of Fen.court, Erni-bomb strict, London, incrrli,nt, at ebiveli, at Guildhall. July 24. B. Adams, of litorklenthard, Suutbsmptuit, ship builder, al lee, st Guildhall, London. July 24. J. filmy, of Nlaik.lane, Loudon, unte-merrhant, at turirr, at Guildhall. July 24 51. blaelt 11. J. %Tacna:own, and J Ritabell. of lituad alrect, Luuduu, tuerchanta, .st eleven, at Guild. July 24 S. Lord, of the Cork Inn, Sutton, Surrey, ion. kft per, at • .ne, •t Guildhall, Louiluis. July 20, 11' Barn, of Limier, draper, at eleven, at the New Loudon lon, Exeter. 31. J. Tot...keit and E. H. Too-keit, of [Cristo!, grocers at I*s-flee, at the Commercial 1101.11114 Bristol. ly II J. 13411, of Watliux-oreet, London, straw hat maiiMacturer, at eh oils, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—Jots 24. .1. Torsion, late of Cannon-street. rond, St. George's in the East, Slitolollesex, balloter —lt. Pierce, of Carter, stops anasons.—J. It, ail, late of St. Fmitelseaso, boohoo, met chant W. ri Lute of Adams COllll. 011! /Load strcet, London, but now of Cornbill, prowls . •onercliaot T. 'rook, of lime-street, Newceitte-marker, London, hoodoo'. —E Whitcomb, late of IVo eeeeee r, baker.—J K./las:by. of Hawklntrut, Kent, hap-merchant.—G. , ; r Saint SwilliOn's-latie, London, narrcbant.—.t. Whitton, of King si.noupon•Htill, mei chant .-8. Fletettrr, isle of Iturtil. y, Lancaster, plumber —T. Taylor, of Bristol, toharcoe-ethr —J. route, toot, of Upper lirolf rd-place, alonsioshury-somare, merehaiit.—F. Flartiun, of Bemis k-strict, Soho, Mislo:lcsrot, r.-6. Channer, late of .I.lmaira, but 1111 W of Sutton, II Olollestx, merchant.—J. Kitcloinconan, of Cat calms sir. ri, 1.01111.11), nut () wen and H . fy of Great 51.1 - Ickes's, hishopsgatmstrett, London, merchnut PIIICE OF RIG R. The ce prier of lirowtt or Mtmova.lo Sorar, row. plied fessm Ilse itetortex mote in the v.. ,k ending the ',Wth day of Jour, 18W. ix 43.'. 31.1. per Ito:Aced +tied, ex. elusive of the Moos of ft:moots, poi or raptble thereon ma tic ituportatiott thereof into Greet Briisia. • PRICES 4)I , CORN. Average Prime of Corn of F:a;zlntol noel With% by the Quarter of Eizhe %I'NN•lwxtrr 11it4.14, nod of oatme a l per boil of Laths. ovoirotoro , r.fr 44444 tnr rtiors33 a errive.l in the wrrk ended the 26ili of June, 1619 11 heat. R)r. I Barley. I Oats a. A. a. et. a. d. S. d 4,9 4t; - H 3 47 b l't abr.": Uston al. later ur 31g. • d. .r. al, s. d. r. d. AO . 3 49 1111 27 4 A serage Priem of Itrsitslt urn in Srolland, by the Quart. r of F.i i dit ll'intitster Bushels, and of It:atm:al In•r 8.11 Mlle: Sewell troy, or 140Ibs. o•oirslninns, of the Craw Weeks taisturthattly preceding the Milt of June., 1819. Wheat. ltyr. Marley. Oats s. d • d. s d. s. d. MO 11 47 1 16 0 24 5 • Reams. Pease. I Oatmeal. I Beer ..;11,E. I. . ff. a. ,d. a. d. s. d. 40 2 40 7 10 0 12 1 _ _ Argiqz.ite Average Prices or the T..rhre Alarilinie Di.- Illicit, a I;nglaml ins 4 Wak•. by which laelowtation is I. regollaled iuGr(l4 aritajet.— Istat. Rye. Bf" Y • 0.14 • •. rt. e. if. •. d. •. 4. fig 5 41 • 3$ 4 25 4 P *l nalmval. Nape 8. a. 4. I a. l e .3AI d. at d. 48 II 41 0 17 3 .60 4 By the Quebec Pavers to the YO'b of May, it ap pears that r great ti bier of nllllOBO, front Great Bliiaitt had already arrived at that place. wait weir root 11111 l lig to arrive daily. it was ole.ersetl, that larger proportion of thew thou usual were f Et.gland. Few of them eentabutt Qat- bot 115, 1 pros..tilt-II up the river, and mws# wad iv Ike .United .Stilted. ; • THE TURF. STAMFOIID RAC ES. P. TUvirmy, seat SO. . ' ... rae NurOki Stake. of Mtge. each, h. ft. fur three-year-olds. Marqnis of haretcr's 20.4.: 1 Ho*. G. Watattert%; r • , Philip.. ..... e. i.' . ... 2 Luria•Wiloortiliont's ela. c. lisplaittlitto. Duke Of Graftest'a br f. by Pt „Tr* vitt i'l.:4l.ert. „Kith. A Match bar 16i.gs. It. ft. Ecollenieu eiders, two nitlett. Mr MAW. ch. E. Wiblb6.y, 1 Ist • Cul Pterrrpairea la. E. Jasper, 10.1. 211, The Nublivateo sod Gruilemrn's Sweepstahre of 20ga. each, p. p. fur three year quids. Martinis of Ezetee's ch. f. Doleitseit Duke of Grafi...••.br f by Pieta.' r lion. G. Wat .. els. f E...lne 0 Mr. C. Neville'. be. c. Caccia Witte . . lO Mr Andel •.' c. by Selia. . 0 Mr. Twatolty's ch. c. Wart/rack ...... Ti.. Joke PI 4e , 1 1 bet two.—Three mt bon Her. paid. Time Town P:aie of 601. for all ages. 111 r. Platere rh . f . .1„k.. air. N4 . 111...1t Ir, c. Exchange A Macaroni Makes of 25 guineas each. for homers. Nlr. Platers b Tn. fli.en Mr. Houten, ch r. by Qriz ur Zerdiat• • wromtso4v. .1 Gold Cup of 10044. ;:do;, "-- t);;;bs critters of lap. each, the rruormoirr'iu specie. Lord Growl)Or's nowsse, 4 yrs old I.ord Mrsibarro'. be. f Gamutleo, 4 yrs . ...... Gen Grorve ..... 'r fhe Flyer, 5 yrs old Dr. %1 illii. ch. K. 11 bite htvck logs, szrtl bolted Trn subscribers put. A ihtch for 1011 r. It year.old Course. 11.011 of 1 , .‘0,.'s b. c. A throiso, by Prricics, Asi. 716... 1 Geo. Gro.srasuo'r ch. f. alrlulxy, 8.1. 4116. ..... ....... I Sweepstakes of 32cs. es/A.2015. ft. for threw-year olds. Two. yrrr•uld Course. Lord T. Ceril'r ch. f. I).Blciurs Lord F.tswillisni s ch r. Erolsooliou . Lord Grusveuur's br f by Pavilion Foot •obscribers paid. The Noh!emru and &sotlenieu's Sweepstakes of 90xs. es* p. p. 1 o isso-sresr.olds.—Twu..year-old COMM %aqui. of "Art. c% b. ir. Atheulas firorral Grokr.-oni% b. f Nloatiew ilr gal.'s cll. f. C ' Threr 1•11 tr.( Woes void. Th. Noblemen nod Gentlemen's Plaie of 50/. by Weblear. n bk. Mr Neale% ch. r. Warwif k nut' IV. N.wl ' .b. f. by if outl 1 4 2 Mr. W. 11. c. Cetrs . . 2 dr Lora Miltou'* rb. e. li.pbintlion, by Auta4i...... 3 it Mr. Neville' br. c. Caecianiate„„ THURSDAY. Sweepstakes of !Oen. each. p. p. for all arc Hon. G Finesse, 4 3rs Mseipsi• of Erieler'. dr. Ir. lionoz Wissid, 5 yin 01d.... Dr. Willis's vb. g. Willie Sloelro.r.. bulled Two sal.ie. dr. VI Sorepotricre of 10r,:. encl., p.p. for Hunten• Mr. Troff..rel',. h. E. by \Viotti., 53 rs old 1 1 Mr. Vlakl's ell. R. 2 . - p tor. • . *Lehr's by the ail iINIS of Exeter. Mr. Plater% eh. f. 1.4 e, 3 yr, "II .. 1 1 I .ortl (.. orvro!.i.. hr. f. boors aid filas ptireir Illteter . . di. h V ,g IVlzard, 5 )ra old.. Idr Ls ANI Moe+ iv. ro Di/1111111 Roar , - - ..... . i; dr A Mulch for oue ro , lt, 80.41 h. earls, between Mr. Huiler's b R. tete+, 3 .yrs old, awl the 11;,ii. W. M. Noel's br. f. by Pioneer, 3 yrs nld, wits walked veer fur by fetes. The pores have hr. ia well 'Mended, and the upon bin in general been ticelkiit. TENEVRY RACES. On Wedneeds, the Maiden Plate of 501. Om voile beat.) was run fur by— Mr. J. I.4nd's hr. c. hir pork Andrews . 1 1 _ ..... _. __ Mr. Steithros'P h. m by Wilhamsam's Ditto . S S Mr. Y irlgurib's b. m. Rivaitia ... •• • • ..... 41 • 3 Mr. M AT(1 . 11% hr c. by gilt:llk - - lir, Rod, ril.anes e. c: .14.1“ T Sir Walter.'. b. c Acastu■ PAlllteen b. R. narristle •• •••• •• • III I ('o r to-it's c Sasens:b . 6 ir On Thursday, the Noblemen and Gentlmam% P. 4. a set. 3.milr heats) was well run for b 11r. ittrphr um'. 1,1. et fry With :maw'', Ditto I I I M r J. 1.0, d'.. lir. c by Dial A ntirriirs 11, Drok's lir. m. Name,. - 11 r. Smith's r!, t. V. rim r Mr. C'arkeii b. no Cowslip The Hunters' Boreps.akei of Sgt. rock. Slsielear subscribers (Y.ui or ►rats), was ion fur by _ _ Nfe. Duerui sbt g. P.ißl•sdura Mr. *dames br. no. Mill* roomy Mr. Winsoinc i 's br c Orphelllll Mr. %V. Moro b. g. lireo . Tbere newer was better tousieg. DISTRIBUTION OF FRIZF—MONFY. The Tartarus, for the Morearitto, or Friday, the 25th in stead. at Nu. 18. TOtroahuesse.yard, Luthhorp. Reesßalms place, every Totality sod Friday, fur three mouths. The proreSsioti of Physic is of the highest is. portimcr to mankind; and when we reflect otr the vileists and tried irputation of those ereieent Surgeons, Messrs. CUILNIE soil Co. who during thirty years expe rience nod extrusive peered. e in this metropolis, have brought This art almost to perfection; we cannot refrain from r a. pressitur mar regret .sad iiiiliguatioa at the frauds and jaries commuted by mow sot and anrduceird men, who too often trifle with the health, mid destroy the lives of their f.ll..w•ereaturrs. llt Custnie awl Cu. are Members of the 'loyal Colleges of Loudon said Edinburgh, their Di ploma. 111111 Teltinsuniste may be seen at their house, NO. 10/, Hattou-garden, where, in all eases of syphilis, nervous debility, vascular telasatisie, eke. &e. they may be cousoltesl with the Realest honour and secreay, caber per usal!r or by letter —la strictures of the urethra, Messrs. Connie and Co. have eviler' the astonishment sad appro. of the most distinguished medical men, by curio ski nig 11l three weeks,cures which bare defied all the re.. 1011 fl Id of ilitlf skill. MIRKETS. • • IYINDSOR, Jinx 5... F Wheaf, p: let to. to sit RC41111., per V. to Urriry, per qr. 32. In 3** P.ase lO ithls READING,Jui.v a. Meld iiirlti Leans .. 44s tu t4s While ditto .... .... 4 , .. fsT Al 14E1l i joUtt L. Wheat lSt Is Mies Peeve s prr qr... • --s ~, Nye Vats, per qr . •.• • -. IS 4.11 law S3► I„, „... t ' NAVA. INTELLIGENCE. rowrninvi.v, JUT! Arrivett the Lee. from Plymou t h ; Si Ir 4 4brvil ; from Milts ; and liselmrd. flute G Illavrt. . . hatted the see, Cruickshauks, PIA sway.. JILT I . Arrirect the Sylvia, Hill, from T,,.amtima; HAIL ail soirsity cutler, Com a cruise ; an the Norfolk rirluo r from Priam Edward's lidos I, int, days ratioavta, nos 3n Arrives! the Geishas, Thick!, fry* Rio J 4414.114, u, ii, days. MARWICN, JULY 2. Arrived the Ecl:pee picket twilit a mail from Cusils4l , r,o. OPAL, JULY 2. Arrived and railed for the River, the Its% itein..ry, El liott, and Crown, Blackburn, from Jaamea P trill, from Per.iambueo; Ranger, Remmingtoa, fr•on likemerar• • and Abuja, Leslie, from ---. I.ie ga ar left at Lt;merara the Julius Lamar, Luckie, winch lies to sail two days idler. _ _ . - Canoe down fro. is Slate ll* Fedilark, Worts, fur Ma Jaueiru. M I L:ZANDER MACONOCHIP. Esq. late Lord Advocate of Scotlaud, takes ilia seat NS the BM US MS • Lord t.fSersiosi and Justiciary, by the title of Lord 111EADOWDA NE, A X'.:IENT COI tic peasant lady digging is field betteten Lunt! and Nlarsillargues found nearly • thousand ancient cones, b. ih in 1(041 and silver. The silver pieces seem to helot% hi the time of Raymond V. surnamed the Old, Cut of 'Toulouse. There is on one side R : COM : PA LATII, with a ducal cross; and ult the 401 , ..r side DUX. MA RCHIO. P. V. with a star t, 4 crescent or half-moon. which doubtless were the arms of the Count. The event which may - base given occasion to the concealing of these pieces of money, was probably the crusade against the genies in 1‘213. when the famous victory was greted over these heretics under the command of thr of Arragon. As for the gold pieces they ate Ari bian money. the introduction of which Iwo FrAne c may be accounted for by the irruption of the St..:. crass. who i:tished their conquests as far as Po ovel,:e. —(Casette de France.) MEETINGS OF COIIDITORN AT OW 1.D11.11.1, —mom— M n. P. J Gaugain, late of Church-street, jeweller It. Simpson, Crown-court, merchant S. .I , .linson, Skanner.street, eabinel-maker 3 II It. (MI, Deptford, botcher W. Marshall, Sontb-streel, ebeemmonger J. Myna, Maiden, coal merchant %V. Hal!, Windmill•alreet. rpholstmer H. Heath, Islington-road, pocture.dealer ‘V Fell, Watling-street, Manchester warehouseman ! 11 S. N'ilmshurst, Martin's-lane, merchant 2 to G. Adams and Cu. late of Giuseeater, jewellers 2 10 A. Allen, Pall•rnall,calice.toorniture-maitufarourcr H. Lanham, Looking, grocer DIVIDENDS. J. Dover, IRte of Burnham, butcher J. Curtis and Co. Ludgate-hill, uil merchant III A Da otcrer, *Chasolge.alley„ merclorat l9 I. Taylor, Old.st.ret, pavirboard.ramoufaclarav lO F. Lear, Strand, brush-maker CERTIFICATES. T. Fitzgerald, late of St. Catherine's-street, London, s!.; p. onuer.—T. Deakin and T. Dyer, of Birmingham, dal; s sod dopiness ..—W. Griffith. of Beaurnsris, duet-sea. corr.( r. —H. 1. Poole, late of Chiltborne Dinner, Swamis...l, lurk —T. Clinton, of kiiteli Mark, Herefurd, Isorse.drAlri Heath, late of Cheltenham, Gloucesier, carrier. —T B”s.. tun, of Kiddrrrnioster, Worcester, groerr.—S. Paui. , s, of Milton next Sittisiimerse, Kent, B A. riihi„ late of Lambeth-IMO, Baas, ..f the Castle lout, Woodford, Essex, •ietualler.—W. pons.., lama Cannoizatrezt, brxxlists. silk hat-mauufaetiores PRICE OF ATOCIC ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. Red. .. 681 68 I Ex. Bills, 2... psr v pr. 31 per Cent. nothing done J LotteryTickels 4 iker Cents.... 851 tBsi Otnutuat . • r•triii' 6 ' Bonk L. Au... 17 13-16 Cons. for Ace. lift Gil I 17-16 6j 691 i ludas Bonds 4 6 pr. MARRIAGE On Thursday, 'Edmund King, Esq. of Snot Wine, near Soutbamptou, to Maw r:samosa's Maria Pigott. of Comp ton, Wiltshire, third dau.thttr of the late Captaiu Pigott. mud niece to the late Barou Power, of Ireland. DEATMI. On Wednesday, the 29th tils. at Abbeville, on •-ay t o Paris, Mermaduke Countable Maxwell, Esq. of Ti rrea;;:es, county of Dumfries, and of Fiernigkam, no the comity of York. At Shireliampton ' axed 24, Mr. Joists %Veit's, firrnerty landlord of the Bush Torero, Duslnl, nud since routrarter for the mail coaches. During the time I.e kept the limb Tavern, he was celebrated for Lis patriotic ap;rit, and the following anecdote is related to lord Rmluiy`a England, be lauded at Bristol, and Vela to the Hush 4).. impsiring for his bill, the paint:tic landlord replied-- I. There is nothing to pay—nothing fur L.:11 ICodtay to pay- - Aria getting into his eat - liege to prim , eii to B.th, Lord Rodney requested he might be driven there us ripest.. -tummy as possible; the perfuli who toile stir lead iir heir immediately lamed sound and palled out his wittrh, wbeu .aria lordship et. once recognised his worthy host, alai re plied-4 As your Lordship said to the Governor of W. &Walla (alluding to the time allowed fur capitulation). in an hour, in an boar, iby Lord." Oa the Bth ult. et Beckley, gesseg, Mr. Elias Gilbert, .aged 94 years. ilk 5401111111. S rete borne to liir grave by eight of his ptrattdoeste. 'Mr. Gilbert, in his yowl', plant. d • chemist (of the edibleitind) on his own saute, • Mel, K im, .19 ta large tree, sad is the year 1.613 N was eat sawed into boards, which measured twofeet iu wont,. which, by hie owis•oeder, were preserved, to be wind ter los coffin; med.the order wee etc;ctlY otteitd l to. Just published, by T. FlAnyty, of Blaekftiors• ro a d, a lificket Nlettual. bring A few Miattles Adrke .frone the ifedieed Board, is a Lecture on the Imes VeM.rta a n d So•XUal Debilities, as delivered et Wood stuck liciam, IBM) Charlotte thiuse, in March holt, a 'Publi c:mum highly inter"' log to young Praciitioaers, and of im portance to the vital laterr.ts of society—for the ACCOOI. emulation of Patients, a Medical Board is established in Il'oc6ituctestii et, Oxford-street, by. Dr. COOPER, of Char jaw Ro u se, Great Charlotte-strect, Blackfriars•road. The board is composed of G•ittlentituuf the Aron talent, of Nearly forty years 4 xperience, all Members of the Royal Colleges of toncli.n and Edinburgh, oho are consulted daily by all remits of people„ Paiftris allicted with a certain complaint, striciorrs, erratic pains, eruptions of the skin, ulcerated' • g lsudnMr swellings to the neck, ire. are diseases hicli ails, from improper tiesinicaut—tbe saicted are iii. oiedisiely relieved, and specdily cured, without menses • lascac.—„--.'llisscie COOIPYR and CO. are consulted at Wood. ▪ k Douse, from Eight in the Morniug until Eight et Night; sod at Charlotte House, .Great Otarlotte.street, op. p o s i t e the Rev.-R.4El4nd Hr.ll'4 Chapel, frum Twelve till Eight (nod so where else is London-1. Idechaoles have advice Valhi 4. ' 43 7 sgwvoi•g• from Six OM Eight, at both LONDON : •Peintod and Published at the Office. N. 11 - 1 * Missiles; and on goaday Murisings where Adt rr li srureu t s are rere i vr d , and I cog NM Rupture,' of 3.) years ,incoling, and of 24 inches la (post-paid) must be Mates., 4—c, sjcllTll, nu /, circumferelece, radically eared, without surgical operation. 1 glaaaeuei, Dnn , ir r iali fia ,o..sparrE, Na. s2t7, Illtratd j Pr/vote /towns for antooltatiort. Publisher, HIGH WATER 311111 Div AT LONDON BRIDGE. Horsing SS otter Jl. Evening 56 after (.