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, ' " P, 31drilientit i • tittllb AY, Ma Ai. .13.. !•,. • •;! MOUS ..,.PeasiseiNll.llolll4lliitaiw!l frr 162=lati nsalads IL siphleittoiiii.lbr peertrif ehreiliae-hreine: • ' l" "Illtogielvanir nos sallatailllN sod OW . Peitteirer Paldlaid Doutineo. 19. Inn capitally inderlie *lran. NR John Davidson N the Ingtorny. nerd lit r igpr iesses Ilbriparean • gold by. a metal chain sod a seat re Itookna Moly. is was lastastly sanastod to tenerti liots for life Walter rrafee. 4e4 10, owe {edictal for ete!alliteit • lotrille quantity af piper, prostechseehm. sealing. wait, perils. seal other article% tie polar" *florin Poole kWd *deem Leh. are Poole. *mid person wire tie pekeser a rod character. The Jury freed Nei Gullly. int reconeateseded hies to merry, on areenten Tooth and how prod character. The Ceram! SitsuitAwr said it w imppasible to holm to Retch a rseenssitnulatios is a ease Otitis osiers" sod in stantly setiliacerd the Primmer es sewn peeve trosopertation. POLICE. ikotsx.sqtraar. . b lfentnnia, Winicie Wak, pianos, raiding is North ttreet, Mehra, was tomucbt up from Tothilt-Gelds prima, CZAmineil before %Ir. White sad Mr. Ilarkland se a charge of subbing Elliot AakMt, private its the Ist reglaseat a Life Guards, is various parts of the body with a kale, wit% no intent to kill him. ervevil 'written proved the Primmer was at Chelsea whys the °mimetice took place, sad eousequestly he was di*. charged. . BOXIMG. MENDOZA AND TOM OMEN. Al'bone, the throne of atuatessi• amembled ass Woostesd Unites, contiguous 10 those of Epsom, to witness this halite, did not expect to see any thine like that memorable ens hat between Cooper sod Shelton, so fresh is Ike recol lection of she fancy, yet She novelty of a fight between 11160 C .11,1 ems, celehmated is the old school, the one the dia mond of site p•ize rine in 17 0 0, and the other She con rincenr of the on and oat Rally Hooper, the firmest, st ir teted imineose numlrers. The road wu limed early in the .noriiing, sail, from appearaisce, Petticoat-lute sod the e cowl hunts of the sews of Israel were ilemeted for time iy, thi °ugh eigersie.. to witness the last effort of the hest Jew that ever strlpprit fur combat. The Patricians were alio very Numerous. Kudos' is riiiimiefifty wad siz, avid Oven ss coo the wrung side utfifly one. Philowsphers think ih.• rise she fighting day, wad ibis frequenters of the boxing rr.g agent to it, fur user, and that blue rein and Campbell's snot 11.,.1 filched from theist two-third. of their stamina. It war a modes. between thews, and a fight most be, and so, like ether great men, they thouebt they had a right to be paid, and their backers staked bOl. aside At one o'clock Owe, vit.., (A the ring and dntfcmf his shallow into it. He looked w. 11, bus his face was flisArd. :Residue* followed, a. I idiewrit good condition 31140. The second. were, Cribb nail Josh. Ilud•osa for Owen, sail Harry Lee and Randall t..r Mendoza. Current betting was 6to 4 on Slietidur3,but rt was begging whilst the meet were stripping. ROUNDS. 1. Mendoza WO, a leii-lra1111 7 1 : (1fril•I to fel lo work, but Owens avoided him by breaking ground several pact.. blese elettit length placed a good body Mt wish the right hand. A ri,se rultowed, need ftweu skewed most strength by th ro w. late his adversary, but hush were dues. 2. Vended. made play'', left and right, but Owen brake away from both Marmot, and Mendota placed a left-baud e.l hit tellghtly upon his adversary's head, and, afire a close, both weed down, Owen undermost. 3.; 1114rodoz• succeeded in placing his left and right hand y:id otitis, but Owen met him with • right-handed blow upon the loft eve, which Soured Mtn, end prndneed first blood i• stream. !wiling, and it.,,, for choke. , tern received a hard right-handsel bet upon the boar, algid itt:s..ed his return blow, niter Mendoza threw him, but bush were down. b. Mendoz t made one of hi. admired scientific parries of divine. left bend ; a close followed, anus Mendoza received opoo she weaving system, and sus thrown a heavy fall. •A. Herld•.si made play, hot lie missed his hits, leis, right, awl left, well 'weasel, and after a hure,iu; clu.de built went . dawn - . y Owen was .u.rring with extended arms to beat pilafs,. Itatteldnaut uirmuseletl at biro, and couture blows were ex. e..ieiieed„ and the men reeuriseel agates to the dratele, *ben 4ta. is placed a heavy right Minkel blow upon hi. adversary's es insist ate., ward 4 went dowel from the effects of his own la'-eit —2 wed 3 to 1 on Owen. A *remodeling runnel without hitting, and bulb weed down, Illendogi undermost. 9 Male weer much distressed for wind, and the claret was rename in Merano from the laceration. about Alesidoza's eye.. He missed his hits and got to chew quarters, NW. Ousen got hi. head under Isis left ar:n. and with his tegiellsit away, Redd at the kidneys and then at the back of the head, 11,4 lies* confiesed Mosidart's head and right band, that he roved seedy extricate hinikle by going down, and w h en run.- el Kendall, lie lifted the #4e to drew tlw luck Owen bad got 1148 tu. 10 is a hugging rotund Mendoza was thrown, bus both were down. Owes kit leis adversary twice on the head with the left hand, and Mendoza went dotru weak.—llse poundage .0 i Owen. It. This was the last ridded, in which !Deaden* made hi. last ellen', hot it was unewailiug. He was a child in she de ewe of hi• advents[, who punished him again at the wear ing system until hr fell like a log, and he gave io at the eke raw of hes people au.i the amateurs. REMARKS. • We have given the reminds minutely, and thus was this gal; ent professor of heyday beat in ten minutes and twenty siiveu serunds—he who had fought thirty-three battles, and slew" htmacif at all times the pride of the pri.e.ring—he se leo bad subdued she valentines of Bill Ward, and curtailed A. bsm.g potions of HY3,,Nstla r -when reed up in service, sheold be iadiserourt enough I. motel obeying noire. was, to woe the language of his umpire. Sir T. in his bah* with Humphries at Stilton in 17N, "..rely" Strode:es lees fight was with Harry Lae, whom be boot on the 21.1 of March, 1806, turd in that oausbat his powers were much sub dued. la tits battle it well Illestlosa IR shadow and in silo lode, bat slot is meosoromeat one is action. He bad uo I I. tiler of ',oils( al his adversary, mut bee is perhaps ware bun: Ibex rver be wash in his life. Owen is a heavy eight h...dud hitter, amll6lhd length mid strength over him. He VW, Li' tight Will "Mr Hooper, and I. not to he scoffed at Wt. Rut whim .me of their age fight, however they may oat ler I heffileiPlS rtiltlintledllT a few weeks good keep, et es • aosts ken iridium. Unlike yap.: lINCA,‘I.O itithd 111/I' o. :tease', the old ones fall girt', as Meador a dol. like the ieus .11 of .1, candle, And imam Au ni•ure. Jack-no gut a sub. . i .,i o u :ou fo r ib e loses, as plaster for leis • %WEST COUNTRY Uk2K AN!) PARSONS. A muse of 101. was collected for Ihrk to woo this mar, a doing' boxer, particularly careful of him person. :b. fight incited 'neither interest our beeline. Dirk began mile loins as.heJeft off. He wo harked at 6 sad 7to 4, and the odds kept increaning to the rod of the light, which Dirk Not all his own way. He gave him some right•lrandiA 16114 r firsUrs, era old Caleb terms et, and as they were dee *wetly heard tumid the ring. so did Parsons appear to reel Ike :ogee of lbesie. 'the butte lasted 31 rotund*, and Par sets. was plagitig Mown. by lumbliettg about at the latter peel dd. 1110 k piwkeeril the easiest stake be ever earned. There wet oilier candidates for a rill, bed there seem ed to lie a Weill of the Cottle, and 'heliometers noised off. loos hven stated in souse or the papers, that Mr. "•.utsoN, late President of the United Stater of A.siefica, arrived at Ccrk on Tuesday last, in the Nelsena packet from nourdeaus.—Thio stiornrrot 1. • oat correct—the ortitlemau who arrived isr the /)e/ son iv a Mr. eIIAWIFORD. • •• A.Vklarestif . t•. • ' • ' * ie the lietisorial, kft I 104 1 4 woven we to Obi sinsth widrltetied to lifolt Vadittist • USW . 1011111 • Females Onverwrimat takes the livelime iaterVt In the ashaatioa of the boverniesent Bums@ Awls, Ind is disposed to exert itarlt moray powible Ira, to (delfts., the alwasa 4_9., ions a await Wilma, numarrhy, as that s. Ike Maly GOA f government which ran suit their reesprocil interests, mod secure in 841,16011 Ayere is (whereatl the netauswy mearities, both with the powers of &snipe awl MA thew in itswen origlihoorhoOd• The 'Work Goveransent, obHgel by political demonist anew Ist act with the greaket eirtanispreticias in order 10 avoid the obstacles which may pormist themselves, • principally on the NI" of England, ill the progress of so inkportant I nelocia- Inni, will sisal immerlialery manifast the desire of forming 'v iaticum with the Goverommit of Buenos Ayres, but it will anvil mesa opportunity of giving it couvieriwg prandial' the in keret with which it views it. is eisefornsity with this profession, mid to arrive at the ob jeet so much desired by the South Anorrirant, namely, their irdepenJeace of the Centro of Spain, Ind to fumed the basis at their conatituticea in a dim and durable shaaner, which may place them in a condition to treat with all powers, the French Government proposes to lake the accessary steps to - obtain the motorist of all the European t:uorts to place um the throw 4 Sasoll, America the Price of Lucca and Etruria, to whom it will give she Necessary assistance both in maritime ferns sad its experlitirsamy troops ; so that he will sot wily be able In Make himself respected, but likewise may be able to make head against every Putter which way oppose his ele vation. That Primer. eighteen years of age, is of the (tinily of the Incurboas sod, although connected wilb that of ran eiteke se fear that his prlnciples will be rookery to thine of the Snuff, Americans, 'Ave. cause be wall doubtless ent be ace with enthusiasm.. He po.sessaasrsitle u lgaalitiva ia east be desired, both is repeal of ousels and a military ed.- echos, which has been conducted aids ibe greatest cave, aril bolds out a nattering prospect. cuusulidate slid secure his dynasty, it it reopened, that if the Prince should be agreeable to the United Province', an alliance with a cuss of akanilshould be aolieitint for hiss; n. 5 event skirls would be prudoctise of iscalcolable ndvautages to tooth Governments, which, 'led by the ties of blood, would be drawn still chimer limicitue Amither ailvaulay,e, awl oil the least, is, that the print ipal r lition of this Mliaui•e would be the obliging Ili aril to 'rammer the pews. salon of Ike Bandalhiental; withoat requiring compensations, and theforsuation, between both, of an alliance offensive sod intensive. As fir as ri sperm the Us,lsrd Stasis, as they have Iwillittit to &sr mu Much as England, unit as it is their interest to hoe ill good nude rid:soiling wills :South America, it is 11'1 , Oriel 0131 the obstsrlra whisk might be pre. seated by theist to the establi.hment of a nomarcbieel go. vensmrsit would be overcome without g.r...t The French tiortriorriciii, WI the uglier hand, will take charge of the diplomatic negotiations for this ishjiiel, sod promises 10 gigot to the ('roue of Lucca assiblinCr. nod protection, vdtaCh it 11011111 afford In French Prince. It pravi that you will lay before your (;.o- • verocuent those pruporiliong which it believes ailvantagesms, acid which cannot be Isle before them better in any oilier form. ft bklieves that a rm. fel party desires the mrt ahlish meat of a republic in the United Provinces; it will taus miter Into any detail 4111 the stilt. react of Sild44lllll in %limb the United Stales of North America and Suatb America are placed.. . . . You kauw, continues the asenitwialist, that it is nut ascent. wary fur ma to employ fuck is, cuuviiire pie of this: you Ilauw my well that s mate cannot be organised into a re public toilets wheuits territory is limited in extent, alien its manners are pare, and when its civilization is geoeral.— Thxt which constitutes the strength of a reristilie, and that which secures its duration, is harmony among all classew, and a sincere desire in rash in contribute to the general good: in a word, it if irecemary that it should possess , virtues very rare in sour age, Since, then, South America, That is to say, the country of Homo' Ayres and Chili, want far the greater part the etemema memory for the purpose--aiaire their extent is great—since the civaillg..• unto is but in its infancy, and far from having readied Its p eo pr r hmils—since the pa*Autts and the spirit of forty ire Ir moilinual contest, and, in a word, since anarchy 119 reach. ed its acme to many parte which ought to be subject to nuraus'Ayr.., as is aviilent by the situation of the s Banda' Orreisial,' wltirb , on I.l . lintni of its pustule., cannot hr 'rpm rated fru= the sieigliliouiing provinces without orailni.l“Mg, ifitAlingUlalsllslr a us. IV this state of thing., I see tot wilier way fur sectoring the - happiness of she country, aid fro , putting an cad to the commit of parties which paralyse 11 great degree the means of goverameat, and for °Militia*/ binding together all parties in the game Cause, than a mut s4itestansal and libetal multarellYr Iskiekt guel"lsilerult the happiness of the people awl their central rirlits, will bring them into amicable re!at with all the Powers of Eterooe.' This briar the can, the mushy - would bare • goVryinnent al outer well constilute , l nail recognized by other Powers. Agriculture would airite at that stifle 'when it would be a sourer of riches soil ahnnilance. The arts and scienees would flourish; Ow European pupul?tion would add to that . which is at present iu.sflicient fur those iminenre comitrir• ss high are at present aw' Wetness, and which to the eye of lbs observant ireveller presents nothing but rterility, butaaltich sight be curies ries' into the must batik lands. The trea moss which the mimes contain might likewise Ise ewPloselli stud b e 1,,,,,, g b t ( urwan i aim dim, nut only to the bliv adv a nt ag e of tho s e engaged in them, but liken Ise to contribute to the happiness of many ullwr nations. I think that all these considerations sae sure than sat 6eient to dries mine your Government to adopt the proposed plan; fur to pruenie fur your nunnery' a happy emo n i i ~,, is to actprire a right to ilk gratitude and to immortality, miles the must llluru,ns , sod 11w only trues such the am hilion of xi. twins men can require. I know, litew Ise, that there are hi the-United Prosioceo a considerable pasty disposed towards the English, and log you to allow tic to make some reflections rad speculations on this subject. Suppose Eitgliarl were to place a Prince of its family On the thrum. ut Bomb America, rind by the mem,. diary which it ban acilisin•it in 'Europe, by virtue of exten sive wars, which contributed to It s • to protect theroowterfrnin are War; and to give it 'mph's'. eat forte which would secure its. ',agree, do yort believe that the people would he more happy l o chat consists the has. pities, of a people, especially gads a people ari that of the Lusted PrOVlnetil, which lois burs labouring au lung tio (Ain that link pemleitue who - h must constitille its glary mid 5 , 4 cure to it that prosperity to which it has a right to espies., iu COnliffrlCllCe of its great sac:l6tate? Ist. lu the establishment of the rights which nature de mands. 24. In the free exercise of the religion which it profeuue,, and the doctrines of which it arkiniwirdevs and appreeintes. 3d. Ii the nminnrt character, which 'is formed by the fowl "ei 41 spirit 'Nil trignishi•C )he iebatlsitants of South America Grim all oilier nations, brit which has slut yet acquired that denier of civilisation is which noisakta the general barter neva of nations. %Allot can it expect under nay of those bride, from,fag, la nil, or from a Primer iiiihn-ft errs to hituti y w itlit eiplevirf his owls motion i II will have to fear the for of the Catholic religion, or perhaps civil wars on accovist grligion fraught Wit'a calamities to the people. Moreover, the national character, formerly opposed serthat of civilised America, wculd WT111111)11 out. contrary to social happiness, • rroileritsc iterlf orlion. to the natives, would titillate 41s it self lore, &inner tbern by venneaner, If not lo destroy llw ',alien which excited atv•-ui, at least to weaker; it, ill such • way as mlay he dune by uuhridk d power. l'y this picture, whielrtnifJohanitely is WO '11114., you pre that far from having celabludecil just point fougeflatectos Ilse cdifice which has been so tv, II commenced., its foundations would 1w destmycd, soda people"ntsieh eloolfttessileservre • Nester lot ifTwalfl tall again .into.ohitory, if ognadlJ set Debut 104,1111 new vietr. 'lu recapitulation, I Ismail sits. that if you commit the ifsppiestssuf your country, yeti world tint stelesite it up Ws The Minds of dinar who will, tu.lavr , il,.and destroy its rising pie...peva:, purchased by su Malay sacrifices. Oir ifte coil teary, receiving fur • Sovereigns stßince whom, Feeble priopumw, Otte will be ev : A•neues 4u 4etad use degradatios al ryligioo. coußse OF Amst.T.tam C.P. H $ Uinu at 11 •! • E. Turitmv, JULY 4. 4:it !Meijer hat. Lir 21 60 ..... 3pki . I)ll.roti i i per n 2. ll6 Lirbiou Opo, to Rt., Jouriro 55 itourrel •nt ... • • I*.ll liumburgli .. ' 37 3 Aftwin .... ...• n 4 Paris 3 doky'a date 25 RO Dino 2O 10 Rourdestix ditto 2O Vra4iklost on the ri. 10 stye Vienna fe.11 , 0.414. 10 Or.L .• Turqe • 1 ,1 19 .. IC*llllll 341. (Wig • 341 Eed l. ...ianisos, 3 1 t. Seim, • 3 . 3/ :4"' QsMdtwa *arose 1 all ,• • , nal IdOVIA•tiIITItt titvi,el idak‘a Dublin Cult 111101.1.104.. Peremcal,G..l4l i. t a. 0. l'nist. per ex .... 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'Otte; The Klee he. here plasma slipovers* the Revrease_ ri-aaer so the chore% sod wish of Clod,. _ltt I,l * of Kincardine O'Neil sea • Monty of Altraes, ioid death of the Ra v. Alexander Mrsree. Crown-Ogee, July I, lin& MtMttie IIZTVONILD TO SMUTS IN THIS 1411111111 T PARLI•MONT. Dorowill of Moiteerborr...Williaes Labe, Of Memo shire-aarort, ha as. Coonty of Raq. in the Kirks... Milfse, Rm. who hes ie in the Chillers Hundred& • • I u,. s . l ! City "f York ob. rt Clielsom E•q. as the ressisflis. Rm. Lamaism Moans lonle Lora noodlos), ema J Ihe Pressor the Veiled Kisetimi. - 81 ***11h lIMEI/101,. BMA iw she mewl of she faith, Ud.IJ lira Reams, •who bring claims a Ilarcesa fur the isms.;s►af Peweallasia, Owl sloe a Rorer,* 1•• she Soronch of Lealsokainer, loath mob W else. tow Mores ter the said boruocla of Lealosimow. CTNIPI Oft*. .Itly 4, ISMI. CU, Dublin—Thitinai Filial ' of the said City, Ego. is She mon of she Racial Ron. IdeoryGrittan, aleernie4. Borough of limar—Rielsard Mihaly, of the City of Lon.lon, F..q. in lie room of Sir Rosa Mahon, Dart. who Ice accepted the office of &cheater of Monster. - - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. •• emettaireioa in the 1.1 Regiment of Royal Seem Militia, signori by the Lord Liewisnant of Ow Cowell of Sorrel. Theophilue Ellis, E.g. to be Captain-dated April 14,11 Coo missive in the Royal Cheshire Militia, druid by Ike Lord Lieutenant of Mr County of Metter. • Edward Sprat= Harrison, Gerd. to be Evaimi.-daied Jerre I. 1820. . Commissions in the Fifeshire Militia, *wed 11141.• lord • Lisakinsid of the Camay of Vanes. Craigie Baird to be Lieutenant, vice Dandilin% de reseed-dated Jeer 19, 1820. - Roothrowe, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Camplbell e b. ceased, sod Assistaat-Stargems, rice Downhiatie,4l,lllll4-• dated as above. Conswissions signed by the Vies. Lkolenowl fit of Stafford. • • ••••.. • ' Edward Jervis Rieketts, Eeq. le be Deptilli ILkebsoimils.• dated Jose 29, 1 8 20; SPyares Jervis, at*. to be ditties.. dated as above ; Jobs Davenport, Eats. le he dittessobiled es above; Ralph Bonnie, Esq. so be ditto-sidalild as above ; Hugh Booth, Esq. le he ditto.-'slated as 16••• wiiiisen Shepherd Kianeraley, Eaq M.P. le Int•asfto dated os above. CONlMlilleio,ll Wry"? by Ike Lett Lieutenant of OW Mug Riding 411164 essay of Yea, ITIIII Tower cud Minty of the Town of Elattakin-wpoa-11•11. Richard Bethel, Esq. to be Flee-Lieutenant, vier Sir Mark Masteriaau Sykes, Sart. reatived-s-elatert Jove 28, 1819. Charles Grimmest Esq to be Depoty-Lienivadiateed April 6 , 1816 ; George Panora, Esq. to be altre.welidet April VI, 1816; the Right Hoe. Semisweet lard Mills. to be ditto-dated February 1, 1820. Militia. Thomas Howard, Gent. to be Lieutenant-dated Jose 2, 1820. Thomas Clines Carload, Gent. to he Ensign--dated as above ; George Tbuadrreliff, Gent to be ilittu-dated June 17, 1820 ; Robert (),borne Brolidley, Gent. to be ditto-dated Jane 21, 1920. BANKRUPTCY SUPFRGF.DED. • Urish Belcher, of Creels' Wit. rh ireort. BANKRUPTS. Alexander sPFerlatte, of Prnirrn-rnw, Tnerer.l4lll. ton. don, laymen, Si vsnrrit.ler, int% 11, 18. and Angus' 15, at eleven, at thailrll.4ll. *florae', Mr. It4ppun, Gm* Server. strrrt, Blarktriare-road. Charles %Vright, ~111 W Ford. %lidJirsrx , lithaefillguri to rrrrr, niter, July 8, 15, awl August 15, at totdue. at Guild hall, Loudon. Atioriiry, Mr. Gellibraml, Austin-Friar,. John Hyde, of Sts)ley•lrriilge, Chester, uw•rehant, to sue. resider, August 7,8, at six, and 15, at chervil, at the Rash den's Aral*, fluildersaeld, Yorkshire. Altursrys, Mr. Bros., Bsildleworth; and Messrs. Rrutlreit, Spioks, and Reddish, Temple. Loudon. Samuel Stes‘d,of Clongh•Honse.Mills, Hruidevslield, York, rovrit-fartoor, to soorrender, Aognat 8, at wit, 9, and 15, at eleven, at the Park Horse Inn, Huddersfield. Attorney. Messrs. Fisher mood Sudluw, Thiele...lnn, London; oil Messrs. Clough nut Brook, Hiram stirlol. Robert Lee, of Kirgroon•nporo.Hall, merrbant, to Inte rceder, July 14, f 5, and August 15, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Seale-line. AillWaCyg g Messrs. Romer soul Soon, Bartlett'. buildings, Holborn, Loudon ; and Mew.. Thomas and Chicle. Frost, Hull. John Malley Simeon, late of Elts.tead, Essrs, dealer la cattle, to omirender, July 24, 25, and Assiut 15, at eleven, at the Thorn Imo, M notary, Essex. At tornrys, Mr. Ambrose, Msomilogiree, Emit; and Mr. Barnard Csaastose Cocker, Nampan..treei, Sohn, Lund,.,,. Thomas Hoyle, bate of tradsworth. Halifax, York (but now a primmer in the King's Bench l'rison), facture,, to morresoler, July 22, 24, and August 15, at their, at the Warren Bulk. ley Arms lan, Snieltratt, ir*PritrlN Allot neys, Mr. Baddeley, Stockport ; and Messrs. Mil* and Parry, 'l'empk. John Hood, of Portarnmith,eommoss.hrewer, to surrender, July 18,22, and Aug...* 15, at twelve, at 11:too What', London. /tummy.. Alr. Thorne. Moncton, Verulam.hveilotinga, Gray's- I ono, London; and Mr. Thomas Andrews M lac-hitt, Gosport, or at Si Gefirge'vaotware, Porisea. John Jeeves, of St. Ire., Huntingdon, hatter, to soon-ender. holy 21, 22, and August 15, at lets, at she Soar inn, Man- Mr. /Woolley., Mr. John Wakes., r.sexst r o a m o Mae.. cluster ; stool Sir. Ellis, Cloweerydane, London,. W 'thaw Holmes, of Brionitostout, Chrste..field, Derby, flour-dealer, in motrender, July at Mx, lot, and August 15, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, (*Mode. tie!d. AM.?. toeys, Mr. Stevenson, Laneala's-Itio, London ; and Names. Maids!, and Cliesterf tildharoo, late of Iltop-r,arolene, SI. IT:wales-lane. We.ltroineter, rrar.houremaa (hut utow a poisoner in the l'lrrl`, in stun-11.1er. July 11, 18, and August 15, at eleven, ,at (;oodolloall, t.ornlua. Aiturury., Mratrs. 11114410 s Peckish. tend Foromption, Into ; and Mr. Thomson, 311nehester: DIVIDENDS. July 11. H. Fourarimer, of Camoosidassl o nail R. Four. (Staniar, of Chxring.erars., Loodunigepsalrommapfamereen, as t.m., at Guildhall. a. Jody 25. S. fioddmal, of CoroloilL umpuller, at vets. at Guriktleall. July 23. J. knight, late of Fore.street, lamilmoraireer mons. r. at 'levels, at (:oddball. Ja1..2.8. A. Wray, of Tokenbousr-yard, Lmadomay moswebnarl, sot twelve, at July 23. N. A. Brugge, of Rotherkithe.wall, Runty, ship wright, at eleet-o, al flaildhall. lirudnu. August 8. T. Knuth., late et Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, woollen draper, at eleven, at the Black Lich Tavern, Great Yarmouth. July 28. T. Lemlbitier, late of Nowermloropeo.TroNlisee draper, at eleven, at she limier. law, Heiresoliedepen. Tyne. Jr , . holy J. liesvms, elblevelso4. of Old Comae. t• "6: g, •E rioevA tor Axil* hags :ma sittiurttua THAT isestiosalsle Medicine the tailing.; 1, RA loM MG! LEA IP is peroliarly adapter/ krallnrwittinur sash female consiltaiimm, nod likewise to ram smut Mrs. •rseste phlegmatie habits; it acts powerfully, ume no:jaw Ike weak stomach, but the whole nervous orients p carrtseve ;a vitiated &morel!, awl indigestion) io the his' passage*. aril Mauls wooderfulty in fertlVlVilig she tone of the wet's', snot geaisal orgaiss.—Hcare its efficacy is seminal glemr.iw nits, sod sarreispooding weakoesseu it women. It is fetiltllletellited 1., those ladies who, (nuns repeated dad dillfientt laboars.are 'Muriel/ with weaknaioes mot skirls cases it is highly awful, aireisgtheo lug al doe ammo Ilane•the stuessek, back, the weakamed magas% add Mk ASA. The Cordial Rains of Gilead is siniverisifiy:nshOeffedged to be a most agreeable said pnwerfal nsturaiiire is all her_ sous disorders', and stay be sakes wit* odooroogre isloareol wastinga, loss af appetite, iustivolinita, 4..tostiott filletto trembling or skalritir .4 1111, hoods or list -j breath, sad ermationspiive habits. • •MIrA 7i Sold by Meows. T. 'mad C. Role,,sllsl 1111nalas Rayon and Co. on,Chtfor4alreel ; Mr. Weida 'OM Straining, Royal Excbasge; sod all MadietentAlkollakaiti the United Kingdom, at 1 Is. amid Us:par li 4110.-0441ibir may also he iihiaiord as Gilead Moose, OM wool. Bir his Maiesty'saciTAi. L E BIER'S (4ensiioe PILLS. fantous for Carlo& IS all its Stages, a Certain biseaae. One atnall Pill is a dose; sad She taking of siJe Hoz, is a se. rent Case, will sour convince the Patient of die mishit], of his spicily recovery. Nothing can be better coutriveslosoir safe, or snore convewieut than this 11.111eti, for inches .et: obliged to go jouraies or Is , sea, as it needs so confirm-of, nt or restraint of diet ; and 60 years ixperience (lu as evict,- sive practice) has proved list it will iffiet a core s whin le• piffled *sliest ion and all sober methods avail tiothiita, , Fur the Scurry and other Clumsiest Disordirs, this loss not its parallel. Upward.. of 40,00 U persins, of hers sexes, bare bees radically eared of llie above creel ills us.lrra within the last right years. Prepared ausisold-hy the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR mad SUNS, Sllllll4 . olre • at their house, Ni. 9, New 13;idge-olfrei, in bolos ts. 9J. tack, duty iurlsoleil.—N.ll. Too back dodos .1.4 lights in the passages at night. They use idiso acid by asci. appoiatment. smith copioas direesiossa, at Mr. fivistssiroi Toyoloop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Dill ch'a, L . Eat. street.hill, nearly opposite she Mouuissept ; al 31r. lualrr .. Edinburgh; Ur. Nesbery's, Dublin • sod hy *me soma u every considerable toots in Guest RAtain and trams& Ailirke gratis to prism takiag the above, ether or the Proprietors' Aledicines..—Gleets mid Seinioal Waolsorss 4 s. cured, and letters, poet paid, missered. • See the list published by the Royal College or tondos. Suavitdr is mudo, is re. The treatment mild—the see effectual. ACAN DID Esniniiial Mei or P...f r ysiei l oat p,,_ tensions is may to be reared by those who aae cut, scions of incapacity. IMpressed et an ealy period or oar professional twee, wilt: the importance of a Inure mitotic allrlilloll at /I MUIR% of dis• eases peculiarly ofrveting the grander operations of "140•,..,. we boldly deviated from what was held to 1w dim{ orthol dory ; attacked the vatintings of eionriei.ory, mut t, 11, dy„ renting its vile purposes, consider ourselves justly tatitleit to that approbation and patronage whieh, for twenty have rewarded one sureeasful am, devoted youdits. 11. estimation of our enlightened brethren, wbo frsqiwatly ajli pool to our opinion, is a• additionat graiikeauon to our pridr, 'while oar aittlentity from the esstieee %treotth etied wit Is by the urns enthusiastic tuititriositil• of almost every Poorrasur in thgliritiah Metrispidts, mum seer peotsi I the sanctity of oar fame (mass ewvy Mr tlniorrpressatalnom The impetuosity of youth, or the isiounetstary wows o f eankion in the mature, man, talcs lead to the rffereil oesi Colllllllllll4llll distal"; happy. isirefure, ..ay the f..• 17; 04,p15 • salt be Colima, whom antii4y can lac alt.-tinted t.y u tws days' cue; and even in the more scissored stag.., frfilied by I.uml7Una flyelitlunte, We CIO illueliate our Walt , lion, by rendering the trialnivrins.6l, the chew . MN -foal. F.very organic elmage, ur functsmsal disheetruscr, inci dental to the g tier economy, falls squally wilhin n or proviitee, and will yield to Ulii atlrwtiun. Among iheyi•-:oo diseases of she nrellira, welikov.s, and it onatttuttohal ea...remold*, of however luso( duration. The child of inanitiost Islay hr testae...lW app hove, Rea, illelead of bring esliausieti by N.-irons Debdity, he toll. eirculati the manlier pi UOr of itgotous impute. Ihr israto. of nil AdVITIC:CIIkIeUI 410 Hui 104....• she riassificalion ..f 4111 subjects, but they are amp!) thdad...l in a tria.k we'lat.. published, called the _Rote 1.4.., the rapid side of whin', Mfirelpainied wills so encreasiu; prat Isite, are enaleirmht,• pro o fs &dour general artily. The Itisok Cull Ittievel at thi, Puternoster.row ; tIG, Pall mall ; 41, l'teusta.;:y retneensireet, Soho; 174, and 32, flirt-sirs. t ; or at a..y Bookselbss, tirefelt with wain peiessory ley 16. •ri firbr, Mists thirst trerasivowil by his awn inept whim:* and to, •••• cities of eassultatiss is liberality tol retieelioa is the Pit. Moor story ilipsieshile, lbasa whets. the siit-t niseitertset rtit.il• deuce Is'phietritl e lied the most tar tislabir 1,1 tea! I. vt,4 • dies the terms are plainly 41416,1 41 11w tits. tatty**. ••• sassier to !otters visinutrly drool has Stir ”sertissoi. RNA • cloanag a reariiitaree for fordiristo stiJ adrift, irlikle Iran be farwarded in any port of the world. GOSS and. Co. SI fte. l'itertevm, Ilr Boilvevii-41reft, Plerhatreeti—iii private +sir ranted the cursor. • Pikiwi sea P•blifhedi N Tsar R. Vats, "4 No. IV, liseeimiltibrill,f..l4W%LlAl i d • • • 1....1111e (lal ; ,se .<4 rnui searrsit t ri:. I.oltl a:. . 4 :002 6 , 1 owes! sheet, Illerswash .ban, Middlesex, trisse-herri hoes, arse., M_Goildholl. • Ltilesi Jot, eh. J. Wedges. a ervitlasse. , . set a 1 1 . 0 wady Nerreg„ saaadtala .1 at tea at Carib try !B, Tiraberlistr, Great ptedteree, at ter, at Guildhall, Losidee. 01,. 10. Ivol, a die Multlfesse Tesoro. Ctisr. e k„ h skeet, Linde% levors4leeper, et tee, %a Goilidloll M Jay .T. Were, at Fairborgoess, flour-to.s., at err, et Loodsio. j o b IL b. Cele, d WidNetreet, Sootboask, Sorrey, Me dosser, et teeter, et Goldhal, Louie*. Asty 1111. lt, 1/111•11110114 late el Fieslpsery.pleee, eserdosot, at twelve* N Geildhoil, Leedom. Ist, M. W. inwards. Sr Diarderd, Kinn, grocer, • et 0.114104. Lesotho, Aly O. S. Nolliphods, late of Cheelette-strert, Atoll* place. Middleent, sontheal, et lea. at G.i dhall, Iwo h, W. Ries, a ithittleaerd, Cambridge, malts* , et rime, at Goildbeil, Upsides. Mit R. Grahame NA S. Mensal% a Leiersirp.ip,„, lions-dropers, et tea, at Gedstheit, Gaut. deli tf. R.Tayler. or Mosey, Derived. seselosse, at sow.* Goildhell. Upoloo. Isle iS. w. F. Woodzate, hate Teohridse, Kees, Mo w, al elms, et Grandee% Landes. Jody r. J. Dawes, W. Roble, R. H. Croft, sad K. Pell-,.a11, Sliddleste, bashers, at' tru, as G.,i.in , Leedom. July tll. P. Mersa, sled A. Streams, tote .f it. Croons, the Wised's, Lavoie's, rorrelseoes. at Isolvr. al Gail.ll+4 Astigaisl 111. L. Phillips sod J. PION" of Hills Ilsilsali, Middlesex. glue.deders, at twelve, at Cuddled!. j /sly tlr P. W. Deleatere, loeslesst, K...., assettsperer, lea. at Goildhall, Leedom. i hap W. A. B. Forbes, a Bristol, deeper, at deves, Sea Towers. Drifts.. CERTI FICATES —Jour IS. Joseph Slyer, of Illsochrster, inakerper.—T. Ad& ie..' Colchester, Morn, miller.—S. Cowell, of Swiss 41 D. , ' Keel, M. Stones. Isle of Mow um the Itwial Glioseester, liqueueserciestet.-11. Minikes's", of tasty. Gloucester, lioes.driper.—T. Yites, pre. G. 7.1". soil T. Yaks, joie. of Tale Sink, Lsocastrr.coltoo..piso,,.. —G.Wilki.s,uf Bradford, Wills, vid roller. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. ' 1 pre Ct. (Led.. 09 68j I Bank L. An. I 7 13.)c 69 I lodia 31 rev Cent • 7n I Ex. 8611., situ. per I !rote. Lott. Tirk. to.. VV. 5 per Ct. N. Au. scrip. Oiniimm a i ter. pr. Cons. for As 'tit/11 WHAT Inestiseehle Medicine the 1 .21.111LH.A 1 . • BA IA of GI LEA I) is perelisrly adapted saisimmatioa wok hassle eatislitalioaa, sea Oilmen, so was sawl htri- •rorste phlegmatic habil ,rn • it acts parrefaiiy, mkt aisijois the weak %haunch, bet the whale *envois syataso r nerterts Pkrirr - R -'7 4 ' I I. to obey be emailess et Gatos I • him ll* most WU nipper'. ✓ tribtb lObblsiolortj or SAIMAA to ellrearemwt• dime 410 VW ChM froths Ikethiameemooem toe**, to the he. armee of frefe,• `riettlees. wow; oft .soilittr• ohieb am • lobar tolooth Aurelia iumplett preoperkweettlb to • meek • prime. ohm i •• Awortbese, Mr it NW • elm have, so other Shim Om to stoke urritutture f the toot, the nehmen. and emote, to Illoorfek acrd by thie meow le 's eam the effetileo of We mett}rete. 1 this*. them, that Jethro, efteootetsosee i 1 ie weemmovy sw she part of rem flovemmothe Ica maim • gym* artemetioa t km. io seder set So let air es ',poet reify mon favairtsble lb. toy lh.t tai premier Heat fir iu lbsrpiatio, mad the hierthee uI it. hoar. DUBLIN RLRCTIE)N. SIXTH DAY.—FutosT, Jugs 30. this day she election ter initiated. Mr. Grattan addressed the electors in ass animated speech at the imutingr, filbapt taro e'cluck, *Nett he sleclurkd that he then retired from the contest: Thr poPislare then took the hur.es from 'dr. Grattan's carriage, mid drew him, with the greatest etillivatasin. rept the hustings, t trought the priocipol streets. to Mr. Meerisso-sysere. Towards evening try broke the windows ofa great many houses belongisig to those who bud voted tor, ur supported, Mr. Ellis; among which we noticed the Chief Baron's honer in Stephen's-wren. mid Messrs. Goldsmith's grocery establishment. The greater part of the windows in Mr. Nls , rriso.s'a tavern. m Narmn•street, were broken some houses its Kildare -street, and, among others, Mr. Bidden time lary'ss. were injured. Mr. Gratt.au polled but five electors yesterday. Mr. Ellis slid out poll our. The numbers on the gem. poll, sr the close of the'election, appear, by Mr. Elbs's statement, to he-- Fur Mr. Ellie Fur Mr. Grattan .......... }Living a majority of 414 for Mr. Ellin. WILL OF THE LAIR MR. GRATTAN'. The following exivoct from the late Mr. Grit. toil'i r ill wry nut be tiiiiuteresting to our remterii " I have a reversion in rm., in toy gorrier conaiy estates, and if all my ehildieu die without issue loviat at the time of their death, f /eyes he said estate bock V.. Me pod& 0 — that in to say, to the Ilalluvrisig !real offiren for the time be in= :—The Primus, of Dublin Collect., the L.ord Chimerllim nit Ireland, the Lard Chief insure of the King's Ilene*, the Lord Ilaytr of Dublin, the Bishop of Dublin, sod Judge Day, iii lima, in form a foundation for the visual support of eromovided (:entlewonern, daughters of poor and meri formal riiisens of Dohlin, according to such rules sad re gelation's, they shall plan and devise." • Thi,, envie WWI Imrehosed with the root of 50,0001. which the Parboisseul of Ireland voted lo Mr. Gratlan tor his public servicus. OXFORD. JULY I. Yesterday the election at Wnfthatn College took pine', when the Rev. Juaeph P.i'uter Griffith, B.A. waselected Fel low•, and Mr. James P. Rhoades was elected Scholar. oaf• Mr. Williamriere Tripper, M.A. of Pembroke College, Wag eleried Fellow of Exeter College, oo King Cliarl.a'a Foundation for die :gland of Guernsey, and Mr. tieltige letttleoliobt throoni, D A. of Wafts., College, to lbe Pelloarebir for She Coviriy Ctwowall, vacated by the death of the late Dr: Cole, Rector of Exeter College. The Very Reverend the Dean and tbo Prebooda tdCanter biter have heen 'Armed lo appoint the Her. J. Woodcock, M.A. Clotpleio of• New sod Magdalen Colleges, a Minor Canon of that Cathedral. • Y. meriay the lollowhog elegem, wore enufewred : Atarkeior and Doctor ie Diriailr—Rer.George Rickards, M.A. some tome Fellow of Oriel C Ow, and now ewe of the Vicars of Ramptoo, go lit comely of Oxford, grand cum pvunder. hurter is Ciril Law—Wm. 800 kill Allen, B.C.L. Fellow of Si. Johog's College. Masfary Arta—Fronds Bruen, Esq. of Christ aards, Rand compounder; Rev. Jailors Chambers, All Soul's Col lege; R. v. Eaward Thomas Day Hulkes, Si. John's College ;, Geerge Cobb, St. John's College ; Rev. Agitator Brum i Evans, Si. John's College; Rev. Tlaumas Clarke, Brasemouse Cul loge; IRglward Huh., Magdalen Hall. !lecher?, of Aria--Henry Copula Keogh, Esq. Christ Chords, grand compounder; James Mosley, Fellow of New College; William Bury, Fellow of New College. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Itrv. C Grantham, S.D. to the vicarage of Wraith, Lin colnshire. Rev. R. P. Faulkner, to the chsplainship of Epping. ' Rev. R. Mark., to the vicarage -of Great kliaseriden, Rork,. Rev.Genrge Martin, M.A. to the chancellorship of she diocese of ; also to the vicarage of flarbertuo, Devon. Rev. eltarlev \Valet/I, A.A. of Mildly enllrge, in this C'uivereity, to rite living of 'Upton 6Y3fers, Salop —Patron, l'hoinno Rnifi+l,l, r. 4. of Hoping, Cond. krt. Jaun•% Hooper, to the ►ectory of Stowe!, Gloucester- Aire. NA rA L lA`TELLIGHNCE. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3. Arrivrd tire Canerlron (rum • cruise. . _ Arrived off the %Vat& the Planter, and fuho Shand, Rees, front Janisica for Londou g Killentheck, front Aoimutt for LUII4IIIII. out 41 thiya; Ruth and Mary, Mickle, from vaitualt fur Ilaistbri, vot 30 days; ionic timadriea, Miller, from Hourdeasix for Amsterdam; and ltarossa, Hitichimmati, from Bombay—miled 10th January, left the Cliff Sib April, and tit. Helena 29th April. . . • **RAM% JULY 3. Arrived the Princess CharlOtie motiet with • mail from ••LI•0101111. •4/L9 1. Arrived the Doke of Kest packet with a moil from l.is.. bon. in 13 tlayf ; fliAefurd , M•Doualtl: Gum Retry Value Tromiek, from Liverpool ; and Providence, (levelly, benthempton. S. . • Dint. JUL' S. • Arrived and %stied foe the *iver the Fllll/143, Mitimeardt, AMA Calcutta; Attianee, fist; and fames, Pmoletlimsne, from Jamaica': and Alin, Brow's, (ruin Teo., i 11... Came Down from Hie River and sailed the Scotia, Azncw. fur the Capeuf Good [lope; sod Fortitude, Cook, fur Rio Janeiro. • • 1 Arrived end remains the Wye., from Portsmouth. • :~ , . _~l6~ ;; - ,~*.. a t