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• I • 1 • 4 • • t • ••••• • +t i j I I 1 1 t i 4, tl 1 j. • ti iIANKRUPT3. Junse* Lee, of Lewes, Sanwa, liaess-drarr, to mgrrender, flevilember Ili, Its, and October 71, al eleven, al Guildhall. lAnnlon. Ancestry, Mr. Thomas beuilett, PkOpot-Luse, renclitirch.st reef., Loudon. Jeremiah Holloway, of l'ronse Se;wood, &saurian, to liar rcsaler, September 25, .29, and (Moller 74, al eleres.'nt it Georte Inn, in From.: Sel.orsal. Aatiwisers, Mn i tisithert Bolton, Frame Selwood ; and ]fr. W,llutr EJln, garden, London. DIVIDENDS. Noventher a. 3060 Spencer, of Sliertard - street, Galileo square, liildlesex, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lou don. September 23. John Parsoms, senior, mail John Parsons, junior, of Ludgate-hill, L luta, booLsellias, at ten, at October tt. Simms Pivld, of Plymouth dock, Devonshire, wine-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londn, Oetoto - r 7. Thomas Hare Wills, of Landis l'inirluit•st Middlesex, litimathnper, at twelve. at I:oddball, Lonitai. Oetoher 9. Jeremiah Mallatratt, lute of tVimsforil, II ii,d- Mutialiler, at twelve, at the Littleton Arms hiu, iu Penkridge, Stafford. October 19. Thomas Bowen, of Rhodiail, Pembroke, shop lonlww, at alerts, at the Bash-tavern, Bristol. October Balding, late of Hull, Norfolk, grocer, at tea, at the Bull-ion, Norwich. October 7. Henry Mercer and Joseph Forshaw, of Liver pool, Laacaster, 'merchants, at twelve, at the Gulden Liens, Deal-street, bireerpool. Sententher it. Henry Grundy Reetson, late of Grul's-ion square, 'Mulillesis, utome.serivelier, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Oci.ibeir to. James Wild, John Watts, and Jobs Bodily, of I!afsu Tbamor street, Loudon, grocers, at tau, at tiusloh hall. November 4. AVtn. Capper, of Holburti-hill, London, horo .kaper, at teu, at Guildhall. October a Wm. Dempsey and John Acraman, late of the oats 1.4 Instal, tailors, at eleven, at the Bush twain, Bristol September 16. Richard Palke, of Little Hemostat', Ih-Yon, eiseilerverelmat, at elcam, at the Ottfinal drnis."sin, Ltevusa. November 7. Wm. /mins, of %Voulo ieb, Reid, tailor, at ,me, at Gud , lhall, Losokri. October ,o. Benjamin Jones, lair iif Rothirliithe. Wall, Sesray, tiLareouist, at ten, at I ainibin October s. Georg , Wheatley, tale of Smith Shields, Por. heft, draper, deceased, at elates, at the Qiieeis's-hcaiLisn, Newc.u.t:e-upuu-Tyse. Ortuber ts. JOIE. Davis, now or late of the city of Oxford, drabs mad chamatan, at durum, at the Kiin'isaremoica, On fwd. Octoltrr in. Michael Taylor, Jobe I.'4olam, and Elijah Bele her, of Liverpool, Lancaster, nieia haute, at eleven, at the Crooa and Anchor, laserpool. September id. John Oaen Parr and Thomas Chase Patrick, Sete a i: , ,frolk.latte, London, imaiaratire-brukera, at ekrea, at C F.RTI Etc ATES.43eiroart t. Henry Newman, of •kin..c Ptreo, Loudon, carrier. Hy of M.. e. stet, halter and atunr. Sawn. I I)uoaKe, of St. Paul. Clio. a..1,1...mi10n, trunk- George Mann, of Soothasaptan•pluce, Strand, Niiiklimisx, victualkr. Jahr Spencer Taylor, of Grseecburch.street, Lemke, stn./ hat- luaonfatt r. John ‘Vret, of Charterlionsestrtet, Midtllesra, money . seriven.T. 7 horuas Porter, the younger, late of the parish of Condemn, Wiits, clothier. Yourig, of ArJwick, Usaelsester, Jester and chap- MIMS. Geom.. Dont of ktalluidge, Outset, lincn•draper. Wsloam Lest, of tipper Ittooellestreet, Bi-ruroodsry, Sum $1116111111% IK~OLVP.KTS. ••••• Vrisseer confined in His Majesty's Gaol in sod for the County of MON 1(40$1 FAY. YI 1...5T NOT,' E. Joh° Pierce, Ollkgrwise Piaui, late of Tyodi lute, Mont gomery, hearer. Prisoners in His Majesty. Gaol of the Coals of CHES TER, in the County of Cbt•ter. TI EST NOTICE. Thomas Horsey, late of Newton, timers, labourer. John Nichnlth otherwise Nacho/won, formerly of London, but Iste uf3laiwisrstet, M-form Prisoner is Ilia .llcjwaty's Gaol in and for the County of HUN'FINGDON. IF I ItST NOTICE. Miles fminerly and late of Hartford, Hunting. d butc h,.. Penmen in the KING'. BENCH PRISON, in the county of Surrey. nits, Nni ter. James flours, Meagerly of Groat Ma►low, Bock►, dealer and c l'r,de, - ,e's /le Welton, formerly (Atte Island of Si. Croix, but late of Norfo:k-stret t, Strand, geotleugaii. Will:1171 Morley formerly of lw•uoanl-alrcet, City-road, late of Great Titc►fieldatreet, Mary-lo bonne, Middlesex, Bureba funersly of the Doran lair of tbr Cravrrati, era. the Olorli.k, &icor), frame-nmker .I.lllli s Sviiib. formerly of Clapham, lam id Thames too, Saucy, nap. mak. r. Sitf/NO NOT tr•. Itcbcr - a Leumns Amway and Lae of .S idney - alley, triers ecr odds, in t he pwrtsig of %I. Ann, V. cstostinster its the tJaut of Mitlttlaprz, spinster, &tic! -t ritganing-stiler, dealer sad chapyromast. AGRICVVTUR.iL REPORT FOR FIFE. Tb mouth of Aorta was sobered he with much thuader„ and .rut t Jay passed vitamin a shower, mail the 3 let. The summer fellows, detached with wisaisiture, sod us retentive Inatome, will meriaire a tract of dry weather, end perhaps repeated phiegtimgs, briore they can br it der the seed --- On reel fermi" MHM , p.utwrly ortaaght hrfore aiming, as all tornip hrs. ale. *tumid be, theileruip mop may be stated as a .n.e; but on lauds of a datterset description, anii.anting, perhaps, to about leer-fifths of the whole the er.ip deb.ient. heat, barley, ea mita, me math linlerd4 eeprcially the last; but if the harvest weather is favourable, it le expected they vial lora wt fully as average crop on the angst *stile teasels, while they will be semeethiug deficient ow Weak high-lying sitaatiosie. Peaa and beans not exceeding half a crop. The pasturr.fields in genera stand oat well, awl there was rather &larger show of cattle than usually rx perest for sale at the I,aninias fair, held at Falkirk, on the I;th August, of which prime stole, in good coodstioa, Were quickly lusight up, by the English dealers, at good prices. The 111401tElt and W ARDENII of the fishers' C. orally waited coi the Loan M AY on, yesterday, to set the seise and price of BREAD :+lll/ Lordship, after exams:ii i the Mealweigher: Report. was pleased to order the prices of bread to he cootinuctl the same es lest week, via. wheaten h. :2Stl. sad I eleilfl Is. id. Monday morning as Mr. SWAIM/MI, from was returning, to town from Ramsgate, ac companied I.y his brother-in-I.m, Mr. Lawsos, wlidst descending Shooter's-hill, the pole of their carriice broke, and they were overturned. Mr. S. had his shoulder dislocated, hut his companion e.ca l ieill without the least Injury. The planet Jupiter, which may be seen every fine ev * gin the East, appears throngli a telescope at prrsent to be attended with five. six and seven sa tellites, wising from some neighbourintfeKed stare, • from which the satellites cannot me& y be distin guished. They form a pretty apparent addition to tbe Juvieu sprites; but four only are satellites. : I • t ; +IX - . • yrs dOCV r WELLINGTON. Sir AITIPIO• WELLEILLY.—IIia General is unit risouat 11/CELINGTON. Let tor see how other Politic OffiverAnee been rewarded . E•R t. Boni This distitiviished Admiral, on the it of Julie: 704. gave the first great blow to the IteVidlitirolary Fleet of France : 6e commenced the destruction of the Preach Marine, suet nay be s a id to have laid the foundation .of our pie...cut naval superiority. Previous to the haute he was an Ed.!, and Was ueirer raised to a Maher dignity . , E• 111. Si. VIN er February, 1797, with a eery in• ferior force, attacked the Spanish Fleet, thirsted soil cap tarsol a pat of it—wised to the dirtily of a Vuicouat for this service. LOAD Ntteoy—fair the kettle of the Nile, one of the greatett explunis in Naval Ilistiwy, and which formed a new confiatracy against France, was crested a Boom. For a Recooil s Jewry, that of conquering Denmark iu a dab lie ...is lamed to the dignity of a not•ovet. SIR n. A nvatc;ouits v—fanied alike for humanity and vat , for talent and good fortune, alter a series of services, flied, in the hoar of victory, a Baronet, Ita heir has iluiloure,l with .he dignity of a Baron. LORD HUTCHLIV,ON—IIic fortunate anreivor of that ;lo tion% day, was ennobled with a hike distinction. ON eT SMlTH—the defender of kers, theifrvi to slop tilt career Of Iliwnsparle, was then, and still is, a Kiught. -• • Sin Jowl Yonne—Moire immortal Name will ever milk aunnigst the first ut Harare--tio unlit/nal uniuument to par petunie his ' , trim-its. Slit Jowls Suu•stu—die hero of Alaida, wail of that evCr 'immoral& day, anal still is, Sir Aoki, Stuart. LoRD Dc ',CA N . —fur the glorious victory of camperdown, war murk a Boron. Slit K. C•LDIER--atliwkrd • superior fume, took two ships, 4.41 tirOhlag, at the smite time w etched Ferrol, pre vented tho lisaetiuu of the ellellll' , . iii,., • wits brinozht to trial, e:agreed by Ministers. but uut dishusiourtit WI the public opinion. SIR ARTDIR "Seer advances to Ito heart of pruccada rashly, sufli is triumvir to be de ceived, is igoorant of thy tom CC aint tumid Ilium of his gouist, is 'smirked, loses every fourth nom iu but army, turn sir, and iu true day he is raised lu the dig:oily of rircoun' Ilas.y. other rouiparisonit might he untie; we might brio; f o rward lime uatt p ut .rf Koduey, Drake Hawke, 1114.1 eVell the Great Duke of Ilarlboiough, hut we love produred "slough to occasion 1114111/1; 11,1 e• win Iptigin to 4.llutine thee, mat. lees mos it 111/1111111 . 1V ; they will perhaps. cod:alone to dace rer,O bother Sir ROlurt Calder had a lordlier a Nabob, in hail an unconstitutional preposolersoce. of borough isterwit:lo • . copy."' kuu! !-1 - 1)4;Ali; brutes:: Part.) CHARGE. OF 'CRUELTY. The fallowing. is a letter flan] Lieut. Crelliu, to the F„titor of T he Leeds lufrlliges ei : Sat —Through the nierhUlltuf your Paper, I tt ink it ne cessary, as an (Officer of the Sixth Itaragoon Guards (ay which on brought beton the polihr by doe Editor of lir Lrr•ir 31r,erry s i, to contradict n paradraph which appeared in his Paper this day. I feel no hesitation indeclarint, that the whole of it is take wail unfounded in retry pariwnlar; and, from tue manner in w Inch I hure been repose...tit by that Editor, hare nu doubt, in my mitre, that his intent tttttt to wants nse were illiberal and malicious, and sutsot to stig matise my shatarter no an officer, by iuipitting to rue an set of caressive emolts, which, on my honour, an an silkier and a gentleman, I did nut rountut.-odlt a llinkreinstle), at pre sent, to state any nhrticularo on the 'abject, lietisc deter 11.1insd to make an yonplt ut that Ealtor, as far as the laws of my country will admit J C. ( . 1161.L1N, Leeds, Sept. a, mg. Lieut. Ststis Drag. theards. 'Hitt following ban oppederd Its The Lents Mer cury, iu answer to the otnive, to which we 141*o think it our fluty to give 11.10,1 011:--. To LIEVT. rsia6Tra Gumuiss. btu—:ln 1 letter, hearing yuatr istartartl to The Leeds beetliptneer of this week, you lowa thought fit to cow trathrt a paragraph la the hut Memory, relating to you and )0411' hone, and very punitively to declare, that " the whole .'that paragraph is false awl no inamital is eters particular." Tbt truly iinportaut particulars in that paragraph are these : 11w tune to shirts you rode the horse hum the Race ground at York to Leeds on Saturday—the extreme agony the imitnial )or rook ,uherapwittly endurca—atiol Its rouse. gavot death on die Tuesday folluttiog. Allow Inc to ask if you nuan to assert, on your " honour as au Officer and • Gelailesuan"— 'lltat you did out . yourrei dr clime, that you rode the Nary from the Rate-groutol at York to I redo, in all hour and twurty Inlaateli , Inclutlstig the time taLtn for • hail on the nod! . yuu avert, upon yam honour, that -the ru,ire did sot exiii;lit symptoms ut extreme agony, until 9'u. achy ntglid ad. Du yuu Mean to pledge your word, that the mare it 1101 dead _ If you ran shew that these, the leading pra ticulars the paragraph alluded tu, are false, I shall, most gtadh, contra. hate whatever lir, in my poser to abate that fechog of in. thination which had been excited is the public nowt, by a view of the pour animal, lung befliva the uhsertation so ary Paper of Isat Saturday made its appearance. You impute to me a matte:urn motive towards you. This I positively disclaim. I neither knew your permit, nor your saute before your expiring horse attracted my tics; and Air the cOaricier of a Itrativh Officer, as sorb, no prison can have a higher regard thou myself; having the honour to rank many of them amongst my particular friends. In mak log the insertion alluded to, tlsereforr, losinouity and a tense of public duty, those =wives chick uuly a fortnight before induced me tit censure, strung terms, two men hu had manned out oue of your regimental horses, done actuated my col/dart. Convinced, as every unprejudiced mind must he, of the purity of ray motive, I ran comideutly rent the legal CunielpeliceS of that insertion an the far.foutd liberty of the English perms; sod as to your threat*, be as sured, they bare only that share of my *lliad whiil they merit. EDITOIt. Monday, being the first of the new year among the Jew,, was kept as a high festival, and finished yesterday. Monday. as the carriage of Mr. Bitoonx, of Wimpole-street, was passing along the Strand at a quick rate, the axle-tree broke, said one of the fore wheels flaw before the carriage. The coachmen re. Ceivial a violent fell on the pavement, but fortunate ly no bones were broken. The horses started off at full speed with two gentlemen in the carriage, and were not stopped till they got to Cockspur street. A gig was overturned by the carriage with two men in it, but they did not receive any material injury. Mr. Baoox►'s carriage rested forward near to the ground without overturning, and one of the gendemen, whose mune we understand to be Moss, received route injury in the uncle, in jumping out. Plhav EDWARDS, wife of EUWARD Enivaiios, keeper of the light-house, at the Point of Air, in Fliiitshire, a short time since, at the risk of her own life, reword a body which she perceived flouting the water, apparently lifeless : on being brought to shore, she employed most judicious methods, for near an hour, till she observed animation return ing: by a steady perseverance she restored a young man of the came of %A/midair Nee to life. Ou his recover!, he informed her he belonged to the ship Barireid, of [lull, bisinwl to Pennsylvania. The ease being wetl attested, she was liberally rewarded by the Tieesurer of that praise-sorthy institution, the North Wiles Humane Society, for her zealous mid active exertions in the cause of life. i 4 *if VICE-nEcAL TOUR. On Monday evening, their Graces the Dake rod Duchess of Richmond, with their suite, passed the gh Cloitinel, on their way to 11srlirl,l, the bent or Mr. Ba l well. l'itestlay they were received, on coming into town, with military honours ; and the streets :is they passed were hoed by the 40th, 41111 i Ar lll.th militia regiments. They were waited upon at the Court-houre:by the Mayor and Corpo ration, where 111. Grare Willri presented by Mr. Bng well, in the Lap:icily of Chief Magistrate, with the freedom of the Corpor .ti ((((( iu ao elegant gold box, 411'0 tinpankil by on wildresn, to which W. Grace im mediately returned a suitable answer. At the entertainment on Saturday, we must not omit oinking the affability anti condescension with which his Grace the Duke of Richmond received the attentions of the crowded meeting, whom be honoured with his presence. He seised every oc casion of expressing the interest lie felt in the pro motion of every thin" , that tends to the benefit and advantage of Ireland. On taking leave, his Grace, in referring to the late disturbances of the county, rejoiced that the activity and public spirit of the Magistracy, hail, in a great degree, quelled the spirit, which he did not conceive to he of any serious or permanent comeerjaelice. His Grace took this opportimity of expressing his foil ap probation of the conduct of Doctor Power, the Catholic Bishop, (whom he addressed in person,) and of others of his principles, to about he felt no reserve in retnruing his thanks. He had, oii his appointment to the Government of Ireland, received His Majesty'it instrimtiours to make nu dis tinction between Prottsitant sad Catholic—with this injuattion his Grace had strictly complied, so far as the existing laws would a•linit, which laws, it was not iu his power to deviate from. At all evelit% he w.ai confident, and had every reason to Indiere, that all dist-Naimoli of His ?Majesty's sub jects would have no hesitation to vo-openite in the support of the laws, and in counteracting the machinations of all his enetnieo, either furein or douresuc.—( Waterford Chronicle.) ONLY A JEW MILLIONS! TO THE EDITOR. Rot—We have unfortunately of late been so much accost Ito renal of millions being spent iii one expedition, anal nmillwar lieius sprat in ano ther, that 14 comparative insignificance is attached to all immense sons of motley, by calliag it only a onnitots. Perhaps smue of your readers may have their iiiilginent a little improved by making II few calculations, like those below, eu the mil , boils which it has been estimated will be lost to the nation by the late expedition to Holtaud ; and then perhaps they will be led to reflect on the many millions wlitela are annually expeuded in exped:- tioris, which have almost itirariably ended in 111"140 lute loss. In the first place, I calculate, that, with less money than it has cost the nation to take Wel cherea, ate. with the view of taking or destroying the Fre:ich fleet at Autwerp, we could hare com pletely huilt and equipped, ready fair sea, a fleet of upwards of one hundred sail of the line. Or, seemally, a new town could be built in every county in Engkind, and each town cornea of up wards of 1000 substantial houses, for a less suns. Or, thirdly, it would have twen enough to give 1001. to 2000 poor families in every county in Eisg load mai Wald. Or, fourthly, it would be more than sufficient to rive n handsome marriage portion to gOO,OOO young women, who, proliatily, if they hail even leer than sal. would 114.1 l n. 1114.111 lung unsolicited to enter the lumpy state. Or, fifthly, a much less sum would enable the le. gislature to establish a life-boat in every port in the United Knigilom, and provide for 10 or 12 men to he kept in constmt attendance on each ; amid 100,0001. could he funded, the interest of which to be applied in premiums to those who should prove to be particularly active in saving lives from wrecks, ; and to provide fur the widows and children of those men who inayaccideutally how their byes in the cease of humanity. I nod Sir, that this interesting appropriation of 10 millions sterling, would lead Inc to take up too much room in your valuable paper, in which, if you think proper to insert the above, you may lead twiny others to think of the great good that can be done by only 48 few millions, beauties your courtunt reader. At a future period I may trouble you with some remarks oat a still more Ictereemig subject limo the above. Your'a, Ste. Au UMC'r. SHOCICING C.ITdIS ROPHE. Tie following extraordinary story is from an Irish Paper :--. 6 J. L. a young man of Londonderry, paid his addresses to a Miss S. a clergyman's daughter, who had had a child by him tea mood's before, and kept it in no obscure part of the city. Ile promised frequently to marry her, but deferred it on pretence that hisseireuinstairces would shortly ' improve. Sutue person*, however, wrote a letter to his father, inforninig him of the hosiereee, which his father spoke to him of. After this be treated her with great cruelty, and sieetised her of having wrote the letter, which slue deiried ; lie Oleo paid his addresses to a Miss P. and was to be smutted to her. To amuse this new lady, he proposed it party of pleasure, the morning previous to which, the deserted young woman pot a quantity of commies sublimate into each of the howls of will: provided. before breakfast. The young tnars's brother mask sister sipped, but did not finish all their milk ; he' then caine in and drank up his, and what they left also. His brother and sister shortly after began to vomit, and continued sins-ell all that day. He re• turned about twelve, extremely unwell. and went to bed ; his brother and sister revived by Sun day ; but on Monday he was tikeir worsen and died on Thursday. Miss S. (who lived next door) as soon as sir:- ascertained his fate, drank en infu sion of arsenic ; his friends sent foe a bailiff to take her into custody, who found her en her Led in much agony ; she proceeded with him to the gaol, where she expired, on her advancing into the hall. She left a letter for Ina, which she vrrete some days be fore she took the arsenic, etenying having written the letter to his father, and stating that he had !node an attempt to destroy the chill by no ' Ull ' ll4llOll Of opiatn ; also teat she herself went with au inten tion to puiauu the child, Lut could not gad cour. age." - N4YAL /NTELLMAYCE. POSTSIIIOtITII. SEPT. 1 1. The shlislieesived from the Me.loterraiirsu are the !Varrior, fitoitartun, mud Anna Scotland, transporti. —Wind W. N. W. DCAL. MITT. 11. Cone in this morning si eiviviwo of innisporti with troop: on hoard, from Flushing. under con. voy of the Retlpote sloop of war.—Satlell ■ division of transports fur the Riser. and the Itet(pok %sin for off Flushing.—Witol W. SUSP EA DE D AA MA77ON. The Rey. NVillikuis Ferrier, at the request of the Paisley llinnane Society. has teintstintted to as the fullowint; interesting case of the recovery*, a rielol who hail fallen Into the Cart, and who had hem tinder water not less than trii atiwatea Uu Monday, the 17th of August. at eight n'clock in the 'morning, J•nies a boy ris bre years of age, fell into the river Curt, et the Lone-end, Paisley. At the moment of this dem, there MIS nobody near the scene of duit,;t.., but ore person, who, only hearing the without knowing the cause, pursued his walk.— Prompted, however, by curiosity, not mities,d with solicitude, lie soon returned. Ascertaining what had huppeued, I.e ran tea neighbouring licre-e for the assiatauce of Andrew Rob, weaver, who its 'tautly descended into the river, seized the body of the child, which bad new riiieu to the surface, aod was floating ou its back, but with the head and free completely imineiced. The child meat hare remained in the river nut less than 1•15 We record, with much satisfaction, that, although the persons whom the accident assembled de murred fur a while about applying uuy 111C444 whatever, from an impressioit that the case was hopeless, they were not lung undecided or inactive; and that they resorted to noise of those harsh an d pernicious expedients, which, in similar circum stances, 0/fir:issue ignorance ofteu employs, but con ducted their arrangements with the utmost pro priety. They were psepsrtd to act thus by the knowledge on this subject wilier' the short printed directions of the Paisley Ilene/tie Society had dis seminated among them. Those means of recovery, which may easily be employed by persons of every description, had been used about I i minutes, a Iku symptoms of vital activity began to be observed. A skilful surgeon, who now arrived, conducted the remaining operations; and, almut half pest Mut o'clock, deliveredthe add, with proper directious, to his anxious, but joyful, parents. In three data the child, recovering gradually from the utuaost debility, regained his meal state of health. " A silver Medal, with* seituble inseriptiert, will be bestowed upon Andrew Ilab, by the Society, as a token of their appiolratien of hie laudable exer tions. "The preceding acconet affords en opportunity of recalling the attention of the public to the two following obwervatiosis, which are indeed common, but deserve and need to be frequently repeated: " The first is, that, in eases of suffncation by was ter, nr any other cause, let appearances be ever so discouraging, the means of restniatiou must be to smutty applied, mid lint men relinquished. Ira the example before us, aiiitnutioti was suspended, ac cording to the lowest i restimate, more than twenty minutes. There may be same CAWS of Nu ffot atioa, in which death is induced almost instantaneously : but in many, as has been amply demonstrated by experience, the springs of life, after having been al , • rested for half an hour, or much mere, may recover their tone, and their play. " There is another observation suggested by the foregoing statements. Since modicul assistance cannot be always immediately obtained (although it is always to be immediately sought) aml since no inoment is to lie lost after the body is taken out of the water, it is of the utmost importance that the public at large bliuuld lie apprised of the proper modes of treattueut. This is best effected by the distributiou of brief and plain schemes of direction, drawn up by professional gentlemen. Such little vehicles of information, upon a subject, than which none can be more generally interesting, circulate among the mass of the people with greet radity„ and are inspectet) with eager 'attention. The kuos ledge which they convey is mouucquirect, and never forgotten. The consequence is most treueticial. IVhen cases of suspended animation occur, no tinie is wasted among opposite suggestions, those we of treatment which have been denounced as improper, are, with one consent, avoided, and those which have been authorised, are calmly pursued." cnrnsz OP EXCHAI Amaterlasit...' VII 4 4U. Ditto at Sight 30 9 Rotterdam— 9ls t Hamiliersia 49 0 211 1 Album' 29 1 stir Pails Ditto 2 VII 2O 5 Rourdratta (7i014 Madrid . 44 cfractive Hdloa 4l Lrebora 6O Genoa.. Vritwe a. C S tl De.hatf. Lisboa 67 ;GE, ittioar,Stre. a. tit Rio Janeiro.— 71 Malta Gibraltar ab Delata , Cork Lutuv. Part•gal Gold i• Cuiu and lima I. s. I. per oz 0 0 • Nti 114011/14X041 4 s o New Dollars u 5 8 Silver hi ihrs • • Nrw Lost (1 , 111.10) 4, is " Agio uu 44r Bauk of thalland prrUeut. LICKS YESTERDAY . PRICE ►►F Em ..-. ... -- --- ... • per Cest. Consuls 4 *A $ per Cent. Navy . 99iil Indlis Bowls Eschenaer Bills —Ai 13 p.r.s. English Lottery Tickets.. ....... .. all. 17'. Gresela fee T. NISH Stuck-booker - - - - 4. Cornbill, and 9 Marin-crow M Aliftr AGE. At At. George's, Hanover•squere, Misr Quinine'', daughter of J. Qaillinu, Esq. of Oporto, to Ensign B. bor, of .he loth regiment of Foot. DEATHS. On Sunday, at Epping Foram, after • lingering hfrs. Brickuuod, wife of Laurence Brickwood, lieq. Mu chnut, London. lu Spain, on tlos :loth of July last, in conseqntnre of a onnnd he received at the hut tle of Talavera, Capt. Miami Gauntlets, of the auth regionvot of root. HIGH RATER AT LONDVN BRIDGE Tills DAY. Memo.% 1 i min aft?, 4 I Allrrwom 29 min. after I --- - - - I.ON DOS -o—Ptiateal by C. SMITH, No. I, Clomeura 1 1, "• *ll.l pablotheJ M ibc Office, Na. Li, Wok of St Clerarer ' Church, btrtuil, J WHIT ft, .f mow place.---Dedris I I se for this Paper, mot to they Val 1. duly Abraded vs. Mar ZIT ; Ali s Spai Aft. N I Al To 1 .... The liar let's tit. 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