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+T' ••• satl t‘cevrualver, to siorretnies, Aog. 24, se teem ? ..?3, and Sent. id, •,t i•leven, at fitottlholl, (-osmium Atteettey, Mr. J. B. MIN, Vine-street, Piccadilly. Robert Jamieson, Williitto !Inver, and James Mail, of Coo. tle court, liudge-inirr, London, own:knots, to surretukc, Aug It, I t , at oun, ouJ Scpt its, at Acta, at Couldfitall. At• teruey, Mr. !Vetere, St.Maiv-Axe. - GarsgeGknMnl,ar, uT Selishory. street, Stroud, wise mer chant, to varrrnder, tug. Is. sti, wad Sept tti, at tweler, -+(7uildhnll, I.toulual. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, Chancery• Lute. %tulle Baker, of the City Rnmi, roaclonekrr. to stircroiliv, Aa.. in. ain't CO pt 1:1, at twelve, at Guildhall, de; Attorney, Mc_ 'U. Hodson, Itsinks uith•boalchitri, City-mat. Castles Stuart, of PlVA'Sdi.e-sirct.t, Rotherlsithe, apothecary, to surrender, Aug. 2a, st recto, IS, and sent. i 6, at clewed, Attocuty, Mc. St surd, Princes street, Itssearahi bar.l.looes. of Albion-sheet, 6larkfr:atx=rosd,strd ofthe Eost India Chu alarm, Leadeoh.,ll-strci. t, Clerettalt, to sue render, Ang. 19, at twelre, vetp, and Sept tu, at elevuo, at 6eilvitaal., Lunduo. Attn:*, 34. Terser, Edward: -troll, t.aventlish•eqcore. It' Curtis, of Hosieg-lsoc, West Smithfield, salesman, to .04.ixteder, Aug 311, I, sad Sold. 16. at tea, al Coadokall. t.trver, Nte. Lis, CtiftlavitrtPt, HUllitirSl I • I • ei.://isou, late of Lirrrpoul, troche dealer, t•surren. r. and iti, at utic, rat the Star einkaarter, vo it. Att‘rucys, Mr Thous; Blaclustue , , St. Mal dre t. wort, Poi.otaf. L. 11,1.44 i and Mt . James Mortus, Poi - avisirstrest, Liverpool. • PAeord Hood, Eastbourne, Sussex, coal•ntercheitt, to sorierier, Au% 28, ad, mad Supt. 16, at tea, at the Star lan, Cruel, Attorneys, :afoot*. Lang. !dee fool Kcil, Leo ea. Wihiaa Holmes, of the pariah of Rothell. S afford, mast. met, 10 turn:oder, .lop 1 jot live. Id, at el- Iti, al lite. at the lillettow reakrod . ,e, St ah,rc.l. Attorneys, tl a !lan!, Storey-street, Stroud, and Mr. IN WC Nut...kV Walvell. Isaacs 'frultne, of ~ . eiCual;sit Saab., in the perish ef- Wont • toritlze, Ra op. Ina, hater, to MUClVlttler, _23, at these, 5), at ca, aad.tfrpt 16, at 'loots. Attoranya, 'Jr. /dor , rho. h w Squeal and Moven' Beohow wool Haw itr a, Liuttca's-Inr, Loudon. lar •r, 111.che•.1117..ar1, late of (ie. werfatreet, York.loa,l.l. kW. tr too p.OO tah of St. Martin's in the Fields, late also episode:l su the Kings Beath, coal-sereimut, to o dor. dug. 11, la, at 03c, rod Sept. 16, at tc:•, Atortry, :4r Itarun,tionoloantotot..:atreet,(:ot cut (Moten. grab= Wilson Ile, late If Hem iettwodreti, Haukta y aw** bfnlpset•er, to serreader, Att.:. 11. ell, Ltd Sept. pi, at 'lrma, at Guildhall. Attorue,y. )Jr. ltutstm, Wtllciorae a+L Illterrocke, late of 13oltou, Lancaster, boat now or tate ton. row, to the partsh of )hitch. stir, - hawker, to earrreller, Sept U. rt. Ili, at two, it the COlutwerelsl lain, ?I ,00theater. t Per, Mr. Tito tas Hewitt, Mauches tei i auJ Mr. Nelph riZoioefr,r-laue, Loudon. - .4 " DIVIDENDS. Sept. 4. Robert Iti.loliou4k, Lio to pool, Llotraster, lain- d • er r at twelve, at the (joker -al-Lion, Dole -street, I..orfr- P• 8 - Aut . Gill Seater, late of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Gamier 100, Dalcoatract„ Lowrpool Sur. 7. William 111.111 awl it trltUt4l Joh:loos, of Bedroom'. sheet, Southwark, Suircy, mad) sug dsitilless, at t welve, at Goildhalt , London. Sept b. William Dutton, of Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the Cilvbe tyweru, Joisu-skt et, Atte ..g) John Hass, oaf Teignwoontit, Devon, sliirrrigbt, at three, at Houtoard'e Hotel, *I thooutoot pa N John (tooth the elder, laic is lil..:come Brook, pa. risk of Bo: Laneatittr, oeton-tuasufacturer,- at eleven, at the hoer au.l Hounds lan, arr. Sag ae. Kocliorj Mathews earl thumas Joliet. late of Alstrystwith, Caelllgilit, at tweive, • at the fry )3uals Into, Corm W'tlarlt. /wig. 4(r. John Morris, late of Beer.lane, Lundou, now of Rodam.o6.ltow, ole. End, 311,14 init'', elopir, ut twelve, at Aug. g • Hellion, of Leug-Acre, 3ltt4dlivett, maxi a mercer, al to, ore, at Guildhell. Lwow, s et a I , Bono 111 C,. t. it St COO brid-N iVorcteter. timber. Merchant, at twelve, at the Dudley ' s Arm. bur. Dudley. Sept. 7. David n add, of Berwick upon-Twoo.l,llautt drape', a tea, at the Dot I"..vern, Deamagate, Iluoches•:•r. Aug. JI. Clout** Huxley, Sao of lrstir.lase, Chrapeide, 1.0414Ju, now • prisoner in 'Rio Majeatt's ?moo of the • wholesale 61-,ver, at ten, at Guildhall ; Loadoa. CERTIFICATES—Autsurr 26. John Wheatley, of Mark-lane, London, cure-f.,: tag. William Farrar, of 5d!! . ..r.1, Lanrastti, ?loather. John ih.weock, late of hauevameattorts Hull, utearl.asat Robert I•rieker, of Porchos) Suit hatnplime, bllikke. , • George Junes, of I.lv.rpool. hook...Ater. Anson Henry Hart, late of llouthla.h,ch, Loaolon, Walter. John Menace, 14 Marsden, York, cot tww.intuer. John Audrewv, of 11 nochesteo, taut:a...l*r. Thom Aitio am*, St.m. market, to r Thwa.sw titeetwity.tre /WI I. S Inc), Haman. Rolaert Wooster, of White kaurodieet. lattegtou, fluldJcsant, to WT. Matthew lialltael Ila•toka, of Qinenhitlw, Loodeu, :near:lnce brokrr George Pelee, us Twlartilient-cuureteed, Middlesex, liquor our. chant. twat Iltrhert, late of Middle-ie., Ilialbart, Middles. x, . , . 11118£TINGS OF CRICDI'i(Itth AT GUILDIIALL, , 39-x•lasow. 19. 19. 7.9•9 rd 10110 d , Illutbik.Auwu hale. Sorrel, lighter- 1111 U - 6 19 • • • Thomas NI ~..1 ht.'', Fmtellurrli-truildiarn.,l.oull.rs, tnet c haul . . - :I In - Aliqurear Gt Aim a the .1:11131e !place, too irhmit .3 In iv ;lama .ssec., tun., Vrans..:ll'. ,utkiattgat, it tort . slrec t, 5.(3,,, i•l4 ).4atek.tmaker - - . John Melous. Llin.ti Wick, Spitalli lila, fdrniture broke,. - - - - Jaturs .ItKlerson, Cnon..n.h!i'ect. I.untlen, invrehant, 9 3(• UIVI DEN 1)'. .1 lierwell Bentham, Siberl44/611, Ktill . i0 , •40 . 0.1 - in Nut I 114),Irev, IL istonople..i-strett, Fineh9es•46quare, weveksat • - - - - - 10 9 10 CERTIFICAT /oho l'intler, o' v.. the pas et Rupose, York, loattoter H.,o'r, of 11 os.msuud's-btr, ..t, parish of 14. Jaws, t rlenrrt te, w‘trts j. welter. 'ol,n I a), of 16'181.4 ( Lwow., cottoa-spower. ti,tries Colton and Wm. Cl,(1,1, ui S II), L. 444.1111, CUM. IQ. qth lietwvrd Lowe, ....le of 'llsockester, Lattenter, .I.lko howas, of Liverpool, Laseavier,vietaallev. Wm, tiesivip, Foie larzarre, Medd!coex, rims's-mercer I tliclati WOO, John Ileatoo, rod • tt*:;.;• 1n•At..40, gilt of Spriuzlseaft, parish of 114.11ky, York, • 1;1100/16-1•0 te,, -trill nee. Mmid 0ut..." • 110.1.• , of •cear Masetust?r, Law easter, loe, tr. loam Bones, of NI -tnebeatt 1., I aneisier, rtiomfar iono etiaos, not! 14.-tary AZ,be %.4 , 1 14nteeter,haivoires. Alailtheas Mole) Teituamt, uttiriat Afie-sliest, Aiddiespo, sagar• • will Co. .tiii - it COA trr.'tnia for the peer ept Statte,Leuter), respectfully uctinutur tilt Tickets Aura Shares 'urr un rule et thur 4)ffiera, Cerulull ruck Chilling- Crum. London, nod by their Aginits in the prise:l - cools, fie. The Schema. irenfliteVY Five ea. its M ilay--fiire Takes' , of a :sett N A uda s r.,. The .puic• elueser of uiagle 'racket will cute c Met= of2o.tlOt ll. u•ivit ; of t vn Tickets 40,0t101. ; throe Tickets 6(4.4001. ; of fiarTiekets of the sainji'''!iisitihitr 1%1'3 165 attic' . Prix" *hi the u4ioe. prttior tion. Theme who ort• partial to ItsrtiCOhsf Su . errs -'• fly in their applicatipth M provrit 4111 e, siopelatineet. •I• • • • • 1 -Ott .e - If .. • ' 1 / 4 "". 1 7 , k / r*" 01.. s •-- . / , e . ..r‘ e • , . ' ....!. Ai l ', 6 , •• ^ btologh, • A. k • ...... doge , , rs , _ - - - --- - -- MONTHLY LIST of NEW PUBLICATIONS fur JULY. AGRICUI:FUR E. Forts and Experimersta' en the Um of Suoar in Feeding Stuck. With an Account of tile Sugar -fed Oxen which ob lowed the potent the timitiltiela Cattle Sbew, and Hints fur the linpreresicut of Waste Gird. Ss ARTS, FINE. aiiimated Portrait of lies Mary Anne Clarke; grneJ from the same orightal Picture's the Portrait for the 31entoirs of her own Life. Inv Cal censured, %s plain. Lectures on Painting ; delivered at the Royal Academy of Arts with a Letter Oil the Proposal foe • Public Memorial of the Natal Glory of Great Britain. By the laic Julio ()pie, E. Professor in Panting to the Royal Academy. *to il. is. 'The Timely, or, Graphic Illustrations of scale, villas, public loolihros, sod picturesque scootry, on the banks of that noble River Engraved by William Cooke, from mi. uigel drawails by Samuel Owen, Esq. With an &coolant of its local bulory, and 4 descriptioe of each view. No. 111. 4a MI. bole paper on. tilt ARTS AND SCIENCES. Mathematical Tables; e.-attiniug the toicarithras of Num bov Tali:as of Suva, Taagcnis, nod iecunts, both natural and 'logarithmic, to every minute of the qn-olranta t a table of versed sines, both sutural and logarithmic, tit every telltale of tlo avitoclecliz; a table Of InX4;CIIIIttaI part!, MIUCCId to the daneamitistiou of a first inioute and soppieroeutary tables To which is peetiattl, a particular .Iccount of the nature attel Ua^ of logiu - ithim, of ',umbers, sines, tangents, retains, and versed Lots, With the wiener of their Boma. flea. By George Douglas. Boy 31 ItTO. toe. lid. ARCHITECTURE. Principles. of Design in Arelnieatore • d in Obtrt,'3- tamteen huildtntis , Pttotate•ah, E‘yptien, ' Placnician or Nye thecioni Roman, Goth.,e tar conopt Homan, Arabian or Sa rastroie, old English ecelessastical. old &Wish military and iliinicstic, revived Roman, revived tlreciou, Chiueat', Indian, modern Anglo-Gothic, and inodera Euglish domestic_ Stu. W. . Descriptions, historical mid architeetstral, of spit mliel palm, and t ricbrate ei public buildinAs, English and Fo reign ; with IMlrsiglotal notices of their es. and eid er rpttrsut persons. By James N. peewee. Nu 1. to be continued tnOttthlY. a . DRAMA. Killing no Murder ; a Farce, in Two Arts; together with a Preface ' and the seem! suppressed by order of the Lord Clanetherluni. al'ritiro by Thsocluev Edward hook, I;,q. The Foundling of the Forest; a Ploy, inTliree Acts. By Willie's Dimond, Esq. is. lid . Veuoui ; or, lime Novice of St. Mark's; a Itraina, in Three Acts; us performed at the late thcatee-Royal, Drury. lame. By M.G Lewin. 35. EDUCATION. The Principle of the Systein of Ealneetion in the Public Ochuels of England, as it respects morality and A-digit/a, fa %rurality Intl impartially considered. 20. tel. /411says,Oft Professional Education, is eight chop., n: 1. Wu the Ch.iiee of a Profoosioe. 2 IN the Clerical Vregfes sisin• 3. On the NI ilita" y and Naval Professions. 4. Oa the Mealimit Prufeenou. S. On the Education of u Country Geo d.:mom IS 0 .i 46C Professore Man. Law. 7. Out the Ede cation of a hlllteliLW44l. IS Os the Eitionatiors of a Prince So IL L. Ealgourtla, Eat). FILO. aSd M.R.11. 3 / 4 ,a.e ; ate'. 11. Ls The Elements of English Education. Containing the parts of English literature:-- 1 . The Elementary of the English Language. Q. Grammar. 3. Oratory. 4. Iludory, with the divisions of the kingdom in to comities. 3. Geography, and the Doe el the Globes. ii. A Prase Selection from approved Authors. 7. Poetical Se lectiom from the best Authors. tay John &era. as. LAW A Se.iea of I ...terra to • Mao of Property, on selling, boy isg, leasing, settli.g, cud. devisiog estates. by Edward Bar tonsitate bugekn, Esq. u. Litieolu'a.iun, Berristet at Law. lIVO. A Synthesis of the LAIN' of Nisi Priam Vol t. Part I. los lA. Ilia Trial of Colonel Wardle iu the whale of Wright. Re ported by T. and W. Plume* . as. lid. A full and autheutte Report of the nisi of an Action bralught by Mts. Clarke's U pbulstercr against Colonel Wardle, fur the tUyillblt of furnishing, ex. Mrs. Claike's Morse iu Westbourite.place, pre , ions to a late inquiry . T o , Pt oceedinca on the inicreptiug Trial between Burgess, a pauper, and tI Widen Cobbett, for oppression and false int prisoutrient. Tiled at Winchester, before Mr, Justice Law rence, on fiorday, July 20. Ido9. l a. MEDICINE. Tie Edinburgh Medical nod Surgical Journal; exhibiting a egg-else view of the latest and must impu,taut discoveries in itti-dicine, sur;ery,aud pharmacy. Ne. XIX. JO. 1.011,1U41 Medical Review. Ole. VII. toi. The Piiiinotophy of Physic. By the Rev. W. Wilma'. Ls. A Plain Statement, intetralmi fur 4114: information of the Public, of the runiparat ive .14vautegges of the Cow Pso, a nd Small Pox lauculattuits; with au Abstract of the Report of the Royal totkare d Pltricians sod Surgeons of Load's's, Edinburgh. sod De/alin„ and the epintous and teotimunials of 'many of the principal Physicians nail Surgeons on the Cow Pox. By T. Smith, M.D. isle Physician to the Nottingham (:eon. '3l Hospital, Fellow of the Royal Medical Society, Edinburg*, ac. is. lid. MILITARY. Au Account of the I Ip. rations of the British (..inv, and of the Stale and Setattnie.Cie of the people of Political and Spam, dusiag the Emnpaigas the Years 'non-), in a Sr. rig s a,i Letters. Hy the ftev.i4ol(ll t tonishy, A.M. lhaplata on the Stott, vole touhicap Seta. I gs. AIINERA LOGY. ()Alines of an Attempt to Establish a Knowledge of Ex traneuns Pigtails us acientifie Priuciplas. Hy W. Martin, tvu. so. 111SCC1.LANEOUS. Funouainna; us, 'Fite ()pinions tool Table-Talk of the late It...naliy fungus, Log_ To which are pre tiara, tonne Biu ite.lphiClll Notices, respecting the trite Deign' of that Gen tleman. The whole proving, beyond all &nth , that, from the. atom-hose Genius weer eleg ived trawl id the prevailing Hobos, B,ldoor-tits, and lictoo florets of maiden' TOMS. The Evidence, deliarri.l" upon Oath! at the liar of the Privy Council, on the f.liaigns exhibited ogiiiiist (Seueralk Pienio. WIN , au Appendix, emit:ttnnig Iloeu int nts, A Letter, addressed to the bight Herrn !11i Spencer Lord Bishop or PelrrM,ruugh, in atlas Lr to the omen,. of Si, William !Reuel, Knight, ns to the Legality or Illegality 14 re- Ikon March Burial to Dissenters ; together with the (loi s.** andrass upon which et take's, ia.r. &e. John Wight Wickes, .4 A. Hector of Woolley rum Helton, Rat hind, and El...plane to his Royal Highness the hole of tortilla. gm. A Digest of the Duties of Custom. Alta Exeise, payable up.;:i all Foreign Arlict4ll imported into, or t sporttil from, (Zeal-Reitaia ah, the Donis outwae ils I Do: VoiiiiteccOl o* jietecs Whiten ;1,4-Britain mid Ireland ; the Ituunuea and Allow - awes on Broods Gouda, and those tau the Fish rrirs the Duties ('on-taint ; the QUarAlli:lll. and 'lowing' Duties; tow-thor.with Tali.ea rat . • ge, Boater, Letant, alit: thits.--The whole hronght up to the nth July, taiga is,. 'T. Junin et letters do Marreleal Prince elf faisaid suite alas looms et Prusees,“ publiews par 312. 1 . de marls lions. los. The ...gioual Review, rind [Calory of Literature, fur Cite Year tient. ii. ts. Hearings, p. ireted ;%ono the Writings of Janos Centtie, 1.1 .11. late Professor rif Moat Pldhatophy and Logic in the Allastoichal Collage and Uutversity of Aberdeen. 1211A0. tin. lid. The Couatitutional Review, No. 1. (to be coot:trued Weakly.) ie. The Shooter's Guide containing the Natural History of Dogs, with Dir. ells. e. for becei,inz aod !'. .raters sod Settess, —row thli.pecceh sloe aetiu z is levcrol, with Instruct'. s to attain the Art of Shwa t •.g ely- Mit ; gae (Aso toms, and every ober oemotory io(ormoluto Ise the Shooting Sportsmen, iiituriperead wit* Seessicusal Remarks on Thornhill's Shooting Directory. By B. Tho mas. Ss. 6d. The Librarian: being an Account of scarce, valuable, and useful English Books, Maunseript Libraries, Public Re cords, &c fix. By James Savuge, of the Loudon Institution. Vol. 11. lie tid. Tin Works, in Prose and Verse, of Mr. A. Cowley ; with Notes. Hy Dr_ Hurd, late Bishop of Worcester. 3 vole Sr.). I I I is. MI. Expostulatory Letter to His Editor of The Edinburgh Itc• view. Letter., addressed to Bishop Skinner, of Aberdeen, on his et Viinheation of Pr wire Truth awl Onler." ' l.O %Mel Is prefixed, A Pirelim%ary Discomme on the pres..nt State of the Controversy concerning Ecelednatical Goverinuent. Ity Patrick Mill:hill, 1) D. Miuister of licionay, Aberdeen shire. 9s. Essays on the Sources of the Pleasure received from Lite rary Composition. ay. t•s. Essays: lOn the Be vutiftil in the Homan Form. 09. Tragedy, nod the Interest in Tragical Representations. :t. A Defence of Learning and the Arts, against aorta: CIMIIOI Of Itoussese. 4. On Ilyp. ten ay and open Profligacy, and thr compui alive Infamy and Demerit of each. 5. Probable Ar. pogrom m favour of ilic Immateriality villa Sunl. 6. Ou the Nlneliiiicry of the ancient Epic Poem 7. (hi the Moral Influence of History. a. On Natural mid Moral Pliihrso. phi, sod the proper matinee of philosophising in both. 9. Oa Imitation &c. c.c. By George 1 R S. lute Professor of Theology at the New College ' and President of the Philoauphical and L iterar y Societ y at Man chester. vols. Sao. It Is. A Little Justire Cohoiel Wardle, roil a Recouciiiation of the Paradox that Wright is Wrong. 2S. lA. The Asiatic Antioul Registers or, A View of the History, Polities, Consascree ' and LiteViture, of Asia, for the Year 'soli. By the late Lawrence Dbeirlas Camplwll, Csp. VOl. rill. in TWO Parts. 11. is. MUSIC. The Musk a the popular Play of . The Foundling of the forest. ss. Miostrel Srrestades; composed fur the Harp or Piano Porte Hy Edwartl Junes, liard to the Prince of Wok.. los lid. NOVELS-I'ALES. William Tell; or, Swiss. - land Delivered. A posthumous Work of theleValitt Ile Flutian. Tu which iv prefixed, a Lit: of the Author, hy Jauttrett. Traoslated from the Ft . ..10b, by William R. Ileselstuk Ss 'Flo: Lords of Eritli ; a RODIIMIN: 3 valid islino Clara de Muller: a Moroi Tale. By Elkstalieth Anne Le Moir. 3 vole. Crelelis Suited or, 'The ()Mahan% slid Part of the I.ife of Caleb Curlchs, Esti a telatios of the late t 'harks (.Abs, Esq 4treeiiieti Ity sir George Ruerr, Uart. ta. Les Querelle'. de l'ain lie. Par Angtulte La Fontaine. 3 WWI. Vl*. Ali.buriso ; ur, Tbe Natural Son. Tranahtted front Ike French of Madmite Jr Giulia. a vols. ids. POETRY. Elements of Art ; a Poem on Painting, in Six Cantos ; with Not.* stud a Preface; in eluding Strictures on ti n State of the Arts, Criticism, Patronage, and Public Taste. By Martin Archer Shag R.A. !IVO. 1.311. The Sceptic Philosophical Satire. is. tid. The Fic.Leer, a Satirical and Admouitory Poem ; dedi cated, *About per tuissiou, tu the Fashion Ale World. ts.dd. Kdward the lacuna, a Tragedy, and other Poeta.. By Theophilus Mac. as lid. Fittlarie Odes to Colonel Wardle and Mrs. Clarke. To whieh is added, Wardle, Burdett, and Cobliett, a Patriotic Ee!ogue. as. Marinion Travestied ; a Talc of Modern l imes, bro. ow. la►ge PP" 12$. The Sailor Boy ; • Poem, in Four Cantos, illustrative of the Navy of Great Britain. As. POLITICS. Observations on the TeedietT attic, late Meetings fur re. turning Thanks to Ms. Wardle with Rimaiks on Cobbitts, Strictures on the Apology set up by Mr. Colibett, is kb . 4 Weekly Political Rogiater," of Saturday, June 37, lobe, for Isis failure to appear at a Ceurt-Martial, held on the 211 h of !tiaras, 1791, and to maintain the Charges lie had pre ferred against cereals Officers of the nth Regiment it Foot. Is. A Seemed Letter en the Claims of Coisinel If artile to the Thanker of the Country ; occasioned hy else lute Trial in Westminster-Hall. tit Letters from Creas ; w, itten during a residence there, in the years teo6, le '7, mid tine shesisig the prevent stale of Canada, its pooluetious, trades, commercial importance, and political relations. !Haste:dive of the laws, the mousers of the people, and the peculiarities of the country and eli• mate. Exhibiting also, the commercial importance of Neva- Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape.Bretou ; anal their M creasing nhility, in conjunction with Canada, to furnish the necessary siipplies of lumine and prosisious to oar Wait In dia Islaiide. By Uses Cray. moo. IZs. The Rival Impostors; or, Two Political Epistles to two Political Cheats. The first, addres , ed to Colonel coutains a must interesting detail of his connection with Mrs. Clarke ; and his promised bottom and couipiracy with Mnjor Usast 1. Collected fr o m the best authority, and from existhig documents. The Second Letter, to William Cobbett, ex poses the infamy mud falsehood of Lim falrricatcd de'ieuce.— )rs. RELIGION. A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Arehdemeenry of Alhan'a, at the regalia's, huldeu May ?A, A.D. 18,19. (C'uatierted wit afaroer, on Religious Education) Bs Jo seph tlotiten Mitt, A.M. Prebendary of Lincoln, anal Arch. deacon of St. Ahem's. es. tid. Extracts fp oil the Religious Works of Mons. Francois Sit briar de la Mothe Fenelsna, AlTbbillbUr mf Cuwbray. Trans• kited from the origival French. By Ni.r Maisholl. svo. • ion. 6d. Five Essays en the l'ruof of Man's Future Existence. To which is prefixed, the Second Edition art Sereetere Sermuus ow Important Subjects By Pendlebury Houghton 7d. Colonel ANDY/moo, Commandant of the Chat ham Division of 'turd Marines, has retired on full pity ; Colonel Hatt has . ueee re a te.d n on . A vacancy of great importative has just taken place in the University of Oxford. Dr. Cv JACKSON his resigned ,the high orrice of Dean of Christ Church, after filling it for above , 2ti years. We inserted a paragraph, last Stinday.rearictiug a tleed, said to be extorted from an latent of the highest birth. The communication came from a quarter of great authority. We now receive in formatiou from a channel equally exalted, assuring us, that the intelligeoce is erroneous; that it is thingerciis to insist Oa it it may excite great mischief ; and that the story, though long privately rumoured, is an iitsidiour fabricatium It is our duty to ;pee such intelligence to the puldie as ma y amuse or benefit it. We conceived this circum stance as of the utmost importance ; it seemed to envelope some great minimal tilject ; but we do not mien to create matter for astonialmsem, and furnish ground for wild conjecture. %'e therefore stop here—we wait till we call get such further insight into the matter es to enable ut to noravel the mys tery, or to declare it a malevuleut invention.— British Gullrdian.lf An artful rubbery was CO MlTtitikti a few evenusgs ago, It a house at Clapham ; n yatiog fet.vale was observed throwing 19, the said' of he parlous aiu dow, but perceiving a t conatahlie noticmg bur, she cried oat 'wither I a i 4 the vsacer went away IMA- M,' all well ri4hr. Wile sierras. tla entered the house, and took swa y rn i s e rt e l o rise solos,' of3W. • Tuesday night, the stairlea 4 Mr. Whittington, esf Stetenage t , to broke open, and a valnable hurl, ii du. pied . to have 'peso hoostibrit)fie taluth,*ll,44kg joijia)s. . NAVAL INTELLIG NCE. eoterswotettie•Oticrr 4. Arrived the TVarrpite, Christie* P/I.•' final Gas. hua4c, from a cruise olfCherbourg.---WaiikW.Pl.W. DIAL, 4„ Last night, about ten o'clock. the brig I liza, of Sterlien Gritton, model, was isatacked, be tween Doter and Folkestoite, by three Frenicli privateers, who_ chased unit eiteaged hint toe s ttttt c time; but owing to the skilful utattagesneut of the toaster, escaped them, s.y (*unit% hitt vessel melee thse land. We are sorry to say t:spt. was V;•otinticil by a musket hell while steering the vesacl, lint is to a fin way of ieenvery ; he was afterwards landed at Dover, and the Eh= was T ibor(' into the Downs by a•Dievre•C,lot. This wortimg armed seerfol Airserierm and 11114 American brig Ifronsitick, Potent, born Charle-tun, for Lottilou ; and several Linden tibias, under convoy of the Harkspsirs, front FAL/Mill. Arrived, the Burgher amid ship, with a cmierle from Falmouth, and the Pin, Forster, from Lou don, for Jamuica. DOVER. atihtort Last night, jest as it was getting nark, three French privateers were discovered clusaitig a lung which. run close in-shove for shelter, where the, chased her within IA ty ; ket *Lot, before they gute us,a . ; alter the brig had laviimht up close in, the ediPtill.l 114 bruitgist on ',hove, 114% mg rete:Ml o musket shot in Ilse arm ; the brig helm' . ago Hell, ins her passag,• tonne, haviog been with a ergo of c, els to the wes!.,-,artl.—She is .nice gone fur the boon*. Asa fleet were 4.0111111 g up Channel 11w time, which passed her this ttttt ruing, several of widen were front the River Plate, it is to he feared some of them may !taro beets taken. Signals, from the station bare luau Hying again this afterootsi, imumincing more of them hang out. We hose several reports respecting the fleet cm the Ennah tion, but nothing, that eau be depended on.—FlltA wiud nt W.S.W. • On Weduesrday ingot an order was received at Deal front the Admiralty, by the Telegraph, du all vessels with heavy art awry • t hotted, lying a the Dowus, should sell intuited/suety to join the ditioa ; anti, its consequence, they all tooled ots 'Thursday morning, under convoy of the lattakt.. The Arethera frigate, of 3a guns, CUpltill EL LIOTT, arrived on Wednesday at Falinotith, in tour days from Corunna.—He states that the Troviune of Clothe* wad indeed the whole of the North West corner of Slain, have been evacuated by tLe enemy. We are concemed to state the loss of lii KA.. 4 esty's brig Jeerer, coin mandrel by Lieute tic,t I'HOMAS LACEIIARNE (sun of the late Copra' THOMAS I.4LtiIIARNE, of the Royal Navy). T.e following particulars we are in possession of, by a letter received from Sir Enwsen I'Ei.LEW, Continateler.in-Chief in the East-ludies :--tt The Jasear left Calcutta on August the Sth, 180 a. with dispatches for Admiral Denim, mid was iu com pany with a country brig, bound to Mat tat; they were together in a heavy gale of wind; and the com mander says, he attempted to bear down to the Ja sear. seeing Tier fore-top-sail flying about, !indite which she bad been lying, and believ,ag het (*tan her appearance) water-logged; as the et a was to - ning very high, and being confined, be was Tee. vented from executing his intenticog, by ship ping se mu. h water, when before the wind, as en dangered himself; and there CHO be no (101114 of her having found. red in that gale, as the brig saw her no inure after the gale cleared up." STATE LOTTERY.—P.-rsmis who have liesisoke particular numbers at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, Ara respectfully informed, that those itutniteitt arc now ready for delivery, and that if they wish to aware thew, at the mutat prices, they must take !btu, before the !nth of August, as, after that day; the Prices of 'rickets and Shares will be raised, and if the present demand continues, must be muds higher before the day of dratting. Hounslow Wool Fair was held, iiceortliog annual custom, tin Tuesday last, the first day of this mouth, and was hater attended than last yeti'', both by buyers turd by graztrit. The toadtity of Wool brought to the to.. it far sale was Ter/consi derable, and the whale of it %Ets sntti at the folloe ing prices:—Dorset awl Wilts, 21. ss. per toil of strah.; South Down mud NVitta Cross, 111. 10s. to 12a. 6d.; South Down, 31. es. -to 31.. lag.— Mr. Passtmeame. Smith Dawn Fleeces were of an excellent cinality,not easy to be MI rpAiAltd On the South Down Itself. The eo,npany that set down to dinner, at the George, were highly respect stile; Sir JJSEriI BANKS in the Chair. More good ha moue and conviviality have seldom been wituessed st any !netting. sATUR, PRICE OF STOCUs . MAY. 3 per Cent Reill dai 3 per ( * .emit C 034•0 o 3lli 4 per Crnt . *4li • per Cent. Naxy O m India Stork..... . 1651 ludas Bonds 4ll SI run. Exchequer Allis Enzh.lo Lottery Tickets . ill. 111. Couto/141ot I'. KISH, Stork-brA4T. 4, Cornhill, nod 9, Ciscryne key 151 ill Tl. On Sunday, the tnth ult., the Lady of 4t .Mt r itic-arcr. Erq of Swarmsore House Danis...fa son. MARRIAGES. Lambert Elnir, Rag of Coartland Devon, to Miss 1 top ford, eldest daugh:er of the late lion Lieut.-Cameral Es. ward Stoptord, and nircs: to tlu Earl of Couriowa. Lien, Payne, of thr Royal 51ari was, to SI tus Treatola•gh ter of Governor Trent. DEATH On Saturday moraine, the sth of A itgatt ,at her hyille. Riel.maud.hill, Lady Clare', rebel of Sat Thomas Ciargo , Dart Con tVedaealay, at Hatable, of a paralytic stroke, dohwirut Deadhy, aged y.i. turday murals`, at Batheaatuo, aged as, Si t Get% St Saturday Colebrook?, Dart On Sunday se'naight, the Rev. Brosisolme pirowa, of Roe 44 tot., ur..r(Sainalsorougli, aged a9—He was glOt Wows ow, of Mr Macros* &moo, formerly of the city of Uneoln. ~atom dad spur her -a, sod dad bralber of Mesa k !boo a, slow of die maid sit. - - MOH • DON tr I ATER AT LO`( BRIE Nor. sac a ems. Ram I I I Arlettuoti MO. LiiNDON: Prissiset by G. I) IVIDso N. N 1,*_ 44 Rsloswell.coart, Cagey-stre4, and posbalsi, ,„; .6 the imilta, Na. is, Reek d si. Cl, slimes Garth.ll. 3.. • WiliTE, .t fame Vs.; kr. ( ~ r• " - P MN lealle ("oil raw, •6'6 caddy ' i