The Sun. — London, England, 1802-08-10 00:00:00

EDINBURGH, Au•c. 5. IN our last we mentioned, that the post c6ming from the . West Co - Unary Was yob i bed early on Sun dlv.morning, three miles., west &tn Linlithgow. "When the information reached this City, Mr. Kerr, Seer'etary to the. General Post , ,Office, Mr. Beve ridge, the Solicitor, and Mr. Ronaldson, Surveyor, immediately set about- the most efFedual means to di , cov , r the, depr,:dators, and itr this they were heartily seconded ley the Magistrates of the City, and the Sheriff of the ICounty. Messengers were sent otf in varions:direttions, ant;l the most adiv , e search , was' made. On - Mondav intelligence was received,, of two su , picion persons having arrived ire" town in . the course 'of Sunday evening. On . Tuesday additional oireumstauces Confirmed the grotibd , of suspicior, and in the course of the fore , the person , were trated to Rnse-street, New_ Town, where they were apprehended in separate house;. in - Which they had taken refuge upon learn_ ing, they were pursued; ~ -One c f t them had nearly escaped the search, having concealed himself in a bed covered with dirty linen, &c.. In the course of the afternoon, they were both examined by the Sheriff, when one o f t h em m ad e a f u ll disCovery of the . whole transaaion. • • When they were - ?pp - ellen' ;tied, a aol. note, and several small notes, in the whole amounting . to about 601. were found in their possession. One is named Robert Brown, who was burn in Penny. cuick ; the other, lames rlgrk, alias Stewart. It is said they are byth 'deserters from the .Foot Guards. . Yesterday two Clerks of the Post-Office,. aecom„ partied by two Shera's Officers, went in chaises, along wiih BroWn,'to a hill surrobnded with wood in the neighbourhood of Linlithgow,: where h e shewed them the lettth, &o. „hid in a hole in the earth, and covered with a large stone. We are sorry, however, to add, that all the hills ‘vhich hap pened to he. in the letters were burnt by thejlepre dators, to prevent dettion. CONSPIRACY OF THE NEGROES- IN AMERICA. Wv. some weeks since announced the discovery ofan extensive Conspiracy o f ail Blacks, in the nthern Provinces- of America, for the murder of their Mie,ters, .and the overthrow of the EXisting Government of the,Country." The Slaves of N. Ca ro. lina were,most forward in the plot, and their rising was to haire been the general signal for' revolt throughout the neighbourin g S tates ,- :The 'Toth of June. was the day appointed for the Negroes in the distrias of MurfruSborough, Bertie, Winton, Wind. &c. to assemble; and commence a general Mas— sacre of the Whites. .The plot was,discovered. by a letter found in the possession of a Negro Wo. man, dire&ing certain Negroes, therein - named, to be ready with, their arms at the time appointed. Ten of these people were tried at Winton on the z+th ofJune. By the evidence, it appeared that they were to assemble at Coekraros Ferry, on the .loth; and to seize the arms, &c. deposited at Mr. Fires ; after murdering all there, they were to proceed to neeman Chapple,. in Bertie, where an Association Meeting of the Baptists was expected to draw to gether a large colletliOn of people; all the White Males and Old Females were to ••be murdered, as also any Blacks who would not join them :—the _young White Females . were to be reserved for Wives, .and the young Female Slaves were to. be retained as domestics for them, This part of the army was to be commanded by a Mulatto named Frank,' who was executed at. Winton, on the i 2th of June.. A fellow named K;ng Brovm, '.vas the leader of another division, and has been executed, with, eight others, at Windsor. Upwards of zoo Slaves are in custody in Bertie County, and great numbers in Martin, &c. - -The Militia have beerLealled l out, and every White in the-Country has been under arms Many nights. Artlalifax,. the inhabitants patrole the streets _r)ightly.--By the evidence of a Black, named Tony, 4%,t place was to have been set on - fire on the night' of the 14th of June, and all the Whites massacred during the conflagration. The arrest- of this fel low, and some others,.has been the means of avert ing .the calamity, To the date of the last accnurts, mtich alarm prevailed, but sack precautions had been taken.as removed all danger. DERBY'' Au9usT 5. ABOUT seven o'clock in the evening of ° Mon. day se'ii - night Mr: Joseph Patrick, officer of Excise, of 'Long Eaton, in this County, oh his vial/ to Stamford, in' a 'single hor , e,ehaise,. was . stopped by an highw a ym a n a b out a mile on the turnpike from Empingham, tvlto, pieserned pistol, and robbed him of a silver watch, anti 20s. in money,.—Soon after, the same man went into 2 turnip.close, by the 'road side, where W a s whom Mr. Allen, of Empingharwhomlle very taco_ laically accosted with "I.1:-..nd ur cut."--Pereeiv., ing a well-dressed man, Mr. Allen supposed he was joking; and replied he. didn't 'understand him : " Do you know what I mean now' says the highwayman, at the same time ':presenting a pistol at him, " Come; come, - hand us out, I say* On which Mr. Allen gave 'him the little money he had about hi m , an d t h e man rode off towards Edithweston. He afterwards robbed, 9 servant.man, of Mr. SeatOn, of Hambleton, of a few shillings. The robber is A pale, thin youpg 'man, was dressed in a blue 'coat, light.:Coldured waistcoat, half-boots, and was mounted on a brown horse, with a i)tir of saddle-bags under . him. THIRD DAY of DRAW ING . , 10,700, .flie Firsr-drawn Ticket this' morning, entitled to Ten Thousand and Ni ne t een . Pounds', was sold and re gistered by Holussuy and Co. 26, Cornhill.—On Thursday next, the First-drawn will ,be to 20,0001. LONDON" MARKETS, &e. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE, ' By Messrs. Cita LI) and MALy As, - Meal Aighers, • Includlng only frobi the z6eh of July. to the .31st of July, agreeably to the n.',K-Ad. 28 Quarters at 76s od 277 Quarters at 7os oil 20 at 75s 6d ao ----- at 695 od 53i - at 75s od 330 - 77 --=-- at 6Ss od 636 -------- at 74s od 72 at '66s od 228 - at 655,,0d • 575 at 73s od to at 64$ od Boz zg; at 715 od4 I 39 -----,-,- at 504 od 75 ,r At 7os 6d .. Total .30S Quarters 95. gid. higher _Avenge vs. rrict. han last Return•. A RETURN OF - FI.CUR, From July 24 to July 36, from 'the Cocket Office. Sacks. s. d. S'acks. s. d.. Sacks. s. d, 70 63 , o ' 5 56 . 6 : 135 53 0 28 59 o 316 56 0 7; 52 6 iIAo2 58 0 . 1331 55 o 1 6 53 0 597 57.,4 . 3 0 54 0 - Total 14310 Sacks.--A,verage 575. 60. Is. W. higher than last Return. AVERAGE PRICE OE ENGLAND AND WALES,: Ending July 31. Wheat 68s - . td.lßarley 3rs. Bd. Beans 345, gd Rye 425. sd. Oars 2oS. Id. Pease 365. TO SEEDS. Red Clover NVhite Clover Trefoil PRICE -C leAr;s. Kent, 61. los. to 81. es. Sussex, 61. es. to 71. t. los. Essex, 61. os. to' 71. los. Duty' laid SMIPI-41;i ELI) MARKET, Aug. 9. To sink- the .011:11--per` sione of 81b. • - ,Beef, 45. gci. to ss. od. Veal, 4s. ocl. to:ss. 6d. Mutton, ss. Pd. -to ss. 6d. 1 Pork, 55. od. to sd. 4d. • ss. oa. to 6s. od. READ OF;CATTIE. Tills DAY . reasts about 17oo—__•Sheep and Limbs 12,c10t!. • • . NEWCATE and LEADENIIALL MARKET, Aug. 9. Beef, 3g. ód. to 4i. 6d. Veal, 3• 4 0 - to 55. ad. Mutton, 4s• 4(1.. to ss. od.' Pork, 55. od. to ss. 4 ( 1. T•atrib, 45.,81. to 55., 4cl, PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.)-AT LEADENHAIL. Butts, so to 561 b. each - - - ad. to zrii. DittO, 6o to 661 b. each. - - 2zd. to 24d. Merclittnts'-Backs, - - -. ISA. to tod. Dressing - • 17d. to tSd. Fine Coach - - -19 d. to zod. Crop Hides for.,tutting, - 191. to . 21d. Flat Ordinary • - • - - -161 d. to 1$•cl. Calf Skins, 4o to solb. per Dozen - zzd. to 33d. Ditto, .\ so to 7olb. • -2.6 d. to pd. Ditto, 7o to Sc.ll). - - aid. to 274. Small Seals • (Grecnkrd) 37d. to . 40d.. per lb. Large ditto, toes. par Dozen. - Tanned Horse Hides, 18s. to 3zs.- per'Hide. Coat Sicitis. 255. • to 665. . per Dozen. Lark, per'load, - --I. to —1 ; • .RAW H IDES. .-- - , . I lestlieifcrs and Stcars.(p. st.) Ordinary, 2S, 6d. to zs.. Jos • - 3s: '6l Ip'js. Sri. ' Mallzet'eStl, gs. each. Middling, .3... - od. to 35. 2cl. • • English Horse Lis. to 16s. 6d FLLIZT ENGLISE7 ST,4l:ff-TA7'TER i i?a;.. ria 14:1) DAY No. z 0,7,20 191. and as fa :it-drawn, a Prize of 10,0001. f". No. x 9,375, 1.6,794, prizt.:§of toodi. No. 20 1 ! 2.07 4 a Prize of so° 1 . No. 12,026, 20,2.3/, Prize; No. 20..628, 42, 2239, 2999, I . .riz.s (it 501. ' • SKINS!' Sheep (Shea s lings), rs. Bcl.`to os. Lamb, '2 S. t cd. to. 3s. . 4d. PRICE 0 Si. James's Market Sd. - Clare Market. 3s. 'Ba. Whitechapel Market . 3s; Bd.f per staue.ollllb. lIS. od. Average price 3s. Bd. Yellow Soap', 7os..—Mot Price of Candles per dozeN, • 'ALLOW.' Town Tallow 625. 6d. do.',Call(l) 6os. 635. Russia. do. ..Se4))) 6os. Mel;.inx Sluff ruuch..3Bs. G raves t ss. od.. . T,C6od I)regs JOS.' • tied, g2s. • -6(1.---Aloulds, .12s. od. • St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, Aug. 7. Hay, 4! los. os, to 71. 475. 6(1.--M - cr. 61. 3s. Straw, 11. 133: 0(1. to al. 112S1 zi. zs. WIIITECHAPEL MARKET,"Aug. 7. Hay, 61. Os. od. to 71. ros. od.-Aver.qs. od. Clover, 7f. od. to 81. Ss. oct.—Aver. 71. 175. 6d. Straw, 2.1. os. 0d..t0 izs..,l.—Aver. 21. 6s. oct. COAL•EXCHANGE. Best,Coals, in.the Pool, per Chaldrort 435. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - 525.. od. Sei2ond Sort per Chaldron - _ - 395. od. Delivered to Housekeepers at - os. od. Inferior sorts cheaper in propbrtion. COUNTRY MARKETS. extskun i e.E.. The Corn-inspeelor's Return, on Thursday, Aug. . Wheat, per-load, 161. us. to Oats - z t o 3os 181. tos: • . Beans - 3 is. to 395. Barley, per guar. 335. to 38s. Pease - 40.5.. to 4zs. NEWO,UitY, AUG. S. j Wheat, sos. od. to 7es. od. Oats, 2oS. GI. to 245. o d. Barley, 2.85, od. to 31$. od. Pease, 36s' od. to 38s. od. Beans, 36.5. od. to Os. od. % , RSADING, jUcY 29. Wheat, s3s. et!. tor72s. eq. Oats, 2Vs. *d. .to 295. oti. Barley, 325" od. toes. od. Beans, 355. od. to 40— Oct. ; Itu r tsts,ultr, Wheat, 543 ed. to 70s. cd. Oats, 19$. of. to 255. I. Barley, z6s. cd. to 325 od. Beans, 363. od. to 4zs. WARIVI2.tJSITXI2, JULY 3f. Wheat, 645. od. to -72. oi. Oats, z 05.0:.!. to 225. od. 'Barley, -455. od to 31s. Beans, 31 . 35. 01.. to 44.;. od. LONDON Printed by BUCHtt NA N.NI,,‘MII.L.AN, :91Piow-Srrect, Co'enr , C;adens); am! Puoiisileti by W.:L. LIAM kit MIGg SC,N Irks, for I iorse I , Ar.• StrN-Ovizcz, AO. IZs Stran d; where didvertuemcizu r ()niers for the. Peter; Letter, -tor tl . e Ed;tor... eer.-..(prar4ari gos :o 135 s per t. Sos to rzos do. los to 563 do. )F HOPS POCKFTS, Kent, 71. os. te , rBl. TO.. 1 Sussex, 7[. tl 81. oS. Farnham, 71.. os. to tot. os. at 41 yti,bbo. BRIC,'";7OIV, Ar c, S, THTS day we were the, painful .witnesses of the loss of the Ship ./Liventure,• from London .to ,Leg horn, laden with porter, bale goods, &c. She sprung aleak soon after midnight ; but pit was not till f)e tWeen eight and nine O'cloCk this morning that the distresSing situation of the Captain and Crew, who finding every exertion to save. Mier in vain, had taken' to their boat with the Ship's Papers and What-they could save, was known. A great num, ber Of hoats, together with the Custom-ho Use (:ut ter, put off to their assistapce, and were. the ,happy •means oflendering them much service. Their Ship was then lying on'her side, and hope - s were eriter_ tained of being able to lOW her'ip here. In this effort, however, she went to thi,boltom. The day was prOduetive of anOther sad accident,. which for a while affliaed - and interested every feeling he..rt. About one o'clock, Mrs. RtCHARDSON stepped into her curricle at the-New Inn, intending u take a ride to Worthing. f-Ir husband had gone on befo're. The servant who drove her went up'North street by 'mistake.: In turning down the, street again, the horses, young, spirited, and already dis_ daining the rein, set off at full speed .for the Stein. The horror wand consternalibn of all ranks on this occasion is indescribable. The curricle coming in eontaa with the posts at the corner of Castle-square, demolished two ofthem, and was , projeaed'up_ wards with great violence, in consequence of which the Lady and servant were thrown out and d7ished• on the pavement. Faint and bleeding, she. was-, carried to the Castle Inn, where medical assistance . : being obtained, she is now in a fair way of recovery,. having only received a small wound in that part of the head which is incireled by the comb, to ‘vhiek, indeed, the contusion is in some measure atilibuted. The'seevant was 4101 quite `so fortunate, as he is dreadfully lacerated ; ' and it is yet doubtful, from the great swelling in one of his legs, whether or_ not a bone has been fraaured: The [tosses were stopped at the Castle,without doing further mischief. One of them,, ii is said, had never been in harness- till .Saturday ; and the servant, unfortunately," this day placed his reins at -the check instead of the curb. The curricle was less damaged than could have been imagined. SPORTING INTELLIGOcg. LEWES RACES. • PRIDAY, AUCTsr 6. The County Plate, value 501. for Horscsof ail-denominations; 3-yr olds td carry 6.t. ; 4-yr olds. 75t.:61b. ; s _yr plds, Sat. ; ilb. 6-yroids, Bst. slb. ; and aged, Bsr. 71n. Illares and Geldings to be allowed 31b.' The best of thrpe heats, 21 mites to a heat. His R. H. the Prince of Wales's b. h: Rebel, 6-yrs old, - Bst. slb. _ t Mr..T. Reathcote's b. m. Anniseed, s.:vrs Old, Sat. 31b. 2 dr Mr. Edwards c. h. Slap Bang, .6-yrsalcicBat.'Sib. 3 2 Ld Egremont's c. h. Biihtail, asedilst. 71b. - dr Mr. F. Neal's c. Hippona, aged, Sat. tolb. - dr Mr. Whaley's b. c. Informer, 3-yrs'old, 6st. 31b. - t A Match for 2igs The last '3 quarters of a' mile.—Mr. Ro.etta,7st. 13lb. beat Mr. Ladbroke's Bumpkin, Sst. 41b. t. The Town Plate, value 5,1. for all Horses ; .3-yr olds to carry 6st. ; 4-yr olds, - 75f: r Ilb. • s-yr 01d5,433t alb: ; Bst. 710. ; anJ aged, Sat Sib. Mares and Geldings to be-al lowed 31b.. .The best o.f four 2 miles and a hat f heats. . . . Ld Egrernont's f Amazon, s.y rs old, 64t- a 4 dr Mr. Durand'i ch. c. Morgan Rattle:l, 3-)irs old, 6st. „ - z 3 dr Mr. Panton's b. c. French-horn, 3-yrs old, 65t.3 $ dr His R.. 11. the P. of Wales's b. 11. Ficlget,4-yrs old, Ist: - 4 3 I Sir F. Poole's b. m.. TakVney, ..yrs old, %SC • 5 z a SATURDAY. The first Year mi . _a Subscription of togs. each ; 4-yr olds, 7st. 7tb 5-yr olds, Bst. sth. ; 6-yr olds, Sst,. ; and .aged, gst. Mares and G ridings to be allowed 3113, One i-raile heat. Mr. Durand's Sir Sidney, s.yrs old, Bst. slb. - 1-lis R. H. the P. of. Wales's b. h. Surprise, 's 7 yrs old, Sst. slb. • - - - • Lci Egrernont's b. h. Bobtail, aged, ost, • • - 3 Ld Sackville's b. h. Werter, aged,. 9st. d r Five tot on Boutail ; to tot against Sit'Sidhey. A Match for isogs. h. f.—His R. H. the P. of Wales's Tag, 9st. 41b. against •Mr. Wardle's Malta, 7st. 41b. The Ladies' Plat; value 6ogs. free for alt Horses ; 3-Yr olds to carry sst. rzlb. ; 4.,yr olds;. 7st. 71b. ; s_yr olds; Bst. 41b.,; 6-yr olds, Bst. 91b. and i ageci, Bst. nlb. Mares and Gelings to be allowed 311* One 4-Mile heat. His R. H. the P. of Wales's 15:7: Rebel, 6.yr old,Bst. 61b. Ld. Egremont's ch..h. t.- - dr. Mr. Edwards's ch. h Slap•Bang.'6..yrrOK Sst. 91b. dr. Sir F. Poole's Taper, 3-yr old,sst. - dr. Purand's b. he Teddy the Grinder, 4-yrs old, 7st. 71b. Five to z on Teddy. , - A Hanclicape Plate, value sogs. given by the Members of the Borough of Lewes, for 4,5, 6-yr olds, , and aged Horses. Two Heats, two miles and a halt each.. 14 Sackville'si'aciticator, 4-yrs old, Bst. 71b. - Sir F. Poole's b. in..l'awney, 5-yrs old, Bs. - 2 2 Mr. Wardle's Malta,. 4-3 rs old Bst. fib. M. 0 u f. Tulip, 4-Yrs old, 7st.. 51b. run on the virong side of the Post. • - DUBLIN, Auc. 3. SUNDAY night, four young men, Matthew BroWne, , Hans -Browne, John Grant, and - Caleb Stephens, were.apprehended, by Mr, Sheriff Craven, aided by Mr.- Wilson, the Chief Peace-Officer, charged with being concerned in killingh man (who was a Carpenter) on the Strand,. near the Light_ house, on Sunday last, 'in a quarrel. He got his death.by a shot in the belly, of a fusee from one of the above mentioned persons. They had been on a boating party, and put in at the Light-house, and /he gun which killed the unfortunate !Dan - ,they had broughtout with them f or s h oot i ng sea-fOl4l. They i.vere—vesterday brought before the Sup..!rintendant Magistrate, and underwent examination •; they are all under twenty_ Years of age. ; The deceased, it is to be lamented, was aman of family, having a wife and children, and lived upon Temple.har. "A\ Co roner's Inquest was held yesterday:upon the body after which one- of the. above young men, Caleb ,Stephens, was'ordered•to be lodged in the New Psi.. son ; the other three were diseharged. • A dreadful accident took place on Sunday last upon the Black-I-bele road, 'near the residence of Mr. Alderman Alexander :—as Mr. and Mrs.., Rourke, of PhipsbOrough, were drivi,ng that way in a gig, the horse, 'which was nOt tituclinsed to such work; on. being curbed 'from dashing on the road as fast as others, commenced rearing, and got one of his hind legs over the 'trace. This so frightened him that he made an attempt to get. upon the wall, of die foal ad t.„; Wllkh Mrs. Rourke. WAS throw n from the gig:, her arm broken, and much bruised in the face.' Alderman Alexander most humanety'..and kindly hai her tgken into his house, dresSed icy a Surgeon, and put to bed, and after resting - sdtne time and being somewhat recovered, the Alderman sent her [time in his carriage.. SHIP NEWS. ALMO UT IL, AVG : 6. Arrived—the Ship „Weymotith, C;lpt.'Wcldon,-from Lon don, to take in goods for Smyrna; the Brig •Nile, Capt. James. Andrew, with hemp and iron, froM Petersburgh ; the French Lugger •Aloince, .C.ape. - Cheyalj6, from Noltirouticr, with salt ; - the'Brik Atlas,..Capt: Banks, from Gilipoly, with, oi), for Eiteter, 35 days cosage ' she is gone into quarantine ; the Schooner Pelican, Peftins, from Swansea ; the Brig Aurora, Treluddra.;.'fronuk;weelt, the Brig Nancy, Richardson, from Bury ; and titeßTUne, Yco, from London. . . Sailed the i-Vmertcan 'Brig Aleutor, Capt. Rivet, with rice, from Charlestovvn for , Cowes ; the , Ship Harmony; Capt. Donker, frtnn the Bay of - Honduras, laden with. ma hogany.; ' for • Hull ; the Abeona, Packtnan.; Rpalond, Cooper, and the Industry•(Cutters), on a cruise,; the Nor wa%. - Ship Industry? . Capt., Thonson, for.T)ram ; the John and Sawn-, Welch, -tor Plymouth; and the Brig Ccoige ar4 Frances, ,Hosk.ing, for Penzance, to load tin, &c. for Lou don. , „ . . . , . . CRAVVF.Nro, AUG S. Passed by—the Phoenix, 'Wood, from•Petorsbucgb ; Two Frientl4, Wise, Rim renafla ; Ann,—, from M:trseilles ; Argo, Nicholson, from Surinam;. Liberty, Mill r, from Palermo ; longe Pieter, —, from IZonen ; Newhaven . , Stroud,. from Callipvly Palhs, --, from Lisbon; Wil liam, °ban, from Amsterdam ; Prince of Wales, and. Argo, from Minorca. • Sailed—the'Emerald, §tOri; for Harnburgh ; Lord Nelori, —, for flume ; —, for Stettin ' Eliza, Brook ing, for Leghorn; Corporation, , f or Barcelona ; Ca lais Packet, and Prilent, —, for Jersey".; 'Frium,' for Aottetdam ; Venus, sUrquhart, for Cortiona*,; Perseveranze, Landres, [orie Hendrick, and Ittlirow Abigail, Vissor, -for Anisterdain. ,I,'IRTHS. On Thursday, the rth instant, at Graritkam, the Lady of Montague...Cho!lucky, Esq. just. pfa Son and Reir. - • • On Saturiiaylast, the Lady of Thomas Lockwood, Esq. of a Son, 111 ARR LED. On Satiirday the 7th — inst. at Wivenhoe, Mr: Frederick .Gretht, of W a in roo k, .M 4 ercnt,- to Mess kliz-auetti sage, daughter.of Eiliviird-Sage, Esq. of Wivenhoe, I.:s3ex. • ;;; The same day, by the Rev. I. M. Sayer, liaac Minefy .Esq..to Miss Polo, daughter of Sir Charles Pole, Bart. oP.L. WolVertori Park, Rants. 4 . DILD - • • - . . Yesterday, the Rey. Dr. Lewes, at his house in Sloane street. • I-ye was Recior O. Whippiughain.. in. the isle - of Wigilt,- w,rth aho , :t'isod. and. ot .Ewell, in Surrey. . . Lately, in the 'Veit Indies, l:ir. Richard Bayley, in the 17th ve,u- of 11;,s age,. younge.st .son of Mrs. Bayley, of She C 1 iLl.s, Qrcenwic-11... On — Cut..day ;:vcning, Miss . Frances Martin, youngest dau'r,;titer or Sir. Mordaunt Martin,' ot burham, In Norfolk. 1' RI( i• ti I . :' .S 1 t,.. :,,, - , . . . , , , YrsTritnity lank Stock , Indio Stock .. N,ivy 5:11,er Cent. roo gyai ; South SeztStock ; per Cent. 1797, 1,c344. 1...,...1icq. 1.:1, la s. 4, p rem.. i rish 5 per. Cent. ' Funtlizbi.e ditto prcm, i per Ce..it. Con. SS 74 --3 d 1,....XCi1eg trer,Ulll4. di f i, ... pe r ceilt„ Red. 7 I A& Ontivuin 5 1 ,1 62,1-, t...ski. dis. •, ' : per Cent. Con. 70 . ,411 llffiu:r .3 p.!! k '-'. ' ~ 3 ,.t )alto Scrip bitti, Ann.. rx 3. i‘ . 7 nk : , ' lllll. 2ti 9-16 ilauk fur opewilg r)i. , o c,:k , rt A I ill. . ,'. lildiair opening r-to ' 4 $ ')I! ' ' 1 , ConsPIF. tor Account 70l 69i 70 , '. 4 WA NTS A„ A(.:E,:• S COACHMAN, .a • Man; thirty-four years of age; has no ohj,,tti o n to ToNyn , or'Country, or to rn..le h msrif useful - in the h o use if repired- ; fan have a good character from his last place. wh4e he .has •lived near three yearb... Ackiress R. at ;.Ir. Rube's, No.t/T, Vine.yard-walk. Co;iibath-fielcis: TURTi.s _. . • 1, - c711, 7 11--IRE •Fpl, Co. King's Head-TAvern, V V Pon firy; have just landed a large. Cargo of fine lively 74' u :3.1'1., LS , for . : -s4e, , troth • 0 to '3oolh: weight• get). Turtle's Dv.st every 'nay, ',i - the-highest perfedion, and sent-tQ an;.: Bart of "i:Tvn or. Cournr, . , - • , . • LIVER? TO'PORTER DIS'I , ILLERS, OR 'REC.. • t 'fly' RS' (), E• sr Ts, , 1 - 0 BE 501.:0 - BY' - ASJCTIONi ay Mr. CIiR s IF. . At his Great Room, in London, 'On THURSDAY, 'August 26, at One o'Clock, 14i 'M ,o.s CAPI. tAL, pAc.ious, 91•1 St R.O CT D P OAT E R-BR EWE RY. otrupying - :,aittl covering two statute Aries- of Freehold l e3 j-id,• within boundary of the Tonro, with, a most, abundant itifyry . of water -of 'the first quality al4 - 1 purest , i.ature, 4olupttekß to supply the whole hmabitants of Liver-- The ?realists are inost substanitially built, and con- Ycoientri: disposi:d-ts y iyq; on, -upon tiie most extensive scale; a l'or,el-.l3rLlwery, Distillery, or BeEtitying of Spirits; a capital and useftil:Steeni:-Engme, by wnicii every part of the4temises are supplied by.l,e‘.leti , Pipes, and well cal- ctilatrdtoreduceLtbburrrisever I dela rt ra en ts. The Coppers ? Septaies,.Undelhacks,. Mash -tun:, and .Coolers, are nearly' new, and in the iftost perfed condition. There are btiildings; sufficient to cimvert i Cotton,Manufa&ory, leaving anipro. - room for ail the-above Branches •;_. the situation for which iS undoubtedly the first in , tlielti.;l44lom,,-and in the Distiliaf 'hoe therewottid he a reign vent fdr all Spirits that could be nestle: -the Presit moment the most propitious, from tht reduced price of Malt ziocl. Hops • a- corivenienLe for I:lJaltirtg all file year rot. Mil; and the wate:, will 6110 111' f become a considerable annua l pr , :ducc. Premises may be -- viewed by applying to Messr:::: Beckwith anti ,Co. Mr. .or Mi. H. Thompson, of . Liverpool. Prin,ted Particulars will be ready -to deliver twenty days preceding die Stle, and a ,Plan, may,now be l seca at ,Mr.. Christie's, who s&- empowered reecie Proposals by Ptivite Contrail. ,' • ,T o T. TAYLOR, Sifrgeon, No. q, New Itridge.stret, , • eta, Edinburgh, May ai.rSoo. N the Spring of '1794: Vwas iaea - with a Venereal ,Complaint, which , I treateti with halide:- elide for s hve ; but was then oblige to regtzlar Physnian„ who iv.it a temporary len'ee of the Disease (by mereurial, tOr Some tune; but growing, in spite of all medicine and th advice of the first Centleinen of the Faculty were, w o rse and worse. for two years, I was reduced to a state alm,)i;i paralleled and beyond deser - ipton,.. being an cut:, - • • and ulcerated fromi:e.,l to foot—L. : My head throat, :. nose, legs, arms, have been alternati r ily in (Li of . , beconiing useless ; in Shbrt, I haVe had from thirty eating: ulcers on say body, and nearly totally. de, privet! of sight.L-It would be voluminous to. partit:alae rice all my case--:-suitice it. to say,: there never was, or ever \vill be, one: of a inure dangerous, or c.t:- a--rrioce- cornpii- • rated nature.. I waslong. looked upon' by my - friends, :t 4.d imagined. inys‘c.2.l.f, beyond all hopes of re.vvejy; : • , :itio, in deed, in :ny . then Condition; death teas preferable to . my more' , than miserable state. In dreadt'ul situa,tion did I drag a most miserable "existence; till Divine Providimcc threw hi my w;ty•,a Newspaper cont ai n i ng , the .case of 3 Mr. B. of Plymouth--my friends r ea d i t , I - c0n,1 , 1 not.. . sent add' prOcured some of y our LEAKE'S PATENT T PULLS, which, by,itsing from time to time, sin now, and : have long , been, (alter. moreithan four -years indescribable . distress); in as good a state of as ever I enjoyed; as proof or this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy chill, born to tne a few months ago. In gratitude to Goa,and in hopes W rendering my tellbW-creature service, I request you to publish tins; and you may at any time refer persons Who wish to he satisfied. of• the truth of this, .or 'further panic 44ilars*, to MC. or my friends„ by lettecor person. • As few' cases for badness will ever equal mine, and none , - exceed it, I have froth experience every, reason 'to a ssure mankind, that in. your LEAKE's" PILLS they will finds sure, speedy, ,safe, and radical cure, tbr that most dread.. r nil s.trYgecif the Venereal Disease., Which is called a. cos' .pißmr.r.LuEs. J. T. * Insurmountable' family reasons prevent m a ki n g n2Y n .me and' address public ; . but creditables persons really wanting information . may also be retorted to me and ma fiiends. by Mrs. S. 'Clark., Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Preuarcd and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T.. TAYLOR,' 'Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London; at hiS'Aionse, No. c..,New Bric*street, Where-he will give Advice 'without a fee, to peisons ak , in.-, these' Pills, and will answer • patients letters, if post"- p;.id, on She same terms,. observing in all cases the :nitSt secrecy ; nu person's name or case having trod mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro' prietor, during the' course. Or more than thirty-six yeat t s , that' he has had the concluding of.an extensive sale of the , , above Medicine,. and the prattie•e, arising therefrom. • They . are also, sold by his ipppointinent, i'or the conve nience or those living at a. distance, by Mr. Baxter , . Sout.ll-bridge, ; Mr. Macdonald; -Hinter, lase. ~w, to whom aiSo Mr. ~T." refers for his'ariciriss; at the' crtnnier's, N0..35, ~St. Pall-mall ; T ; I) , tc):3, Oxibrd-Street; Mr. Pis' t,drout ti's, -fo: 5;-:h 7, ) Fis s t reet- hi U. nearly 'opposite the MI: numerit : ; , Mr. Steel's, 15ookselkr, No.- 1. Union-row, L'ittw ; Mr. Callwei Dub4n and' by one person 4 1 w (,`teat-Britain'.every considerable ton in at-Britain'. and Ireland, "_ ' ',loxes or only as. 9d. each, seated up, w 11,111144 and plain direcrti•ms, whereby psrsons of,either Sex may cure them' saves with.ease and secrecy. • • - • • N. 15. Every: 150 x. said. in Great 'Britain is sealed I!? with a Stamp, ,Q:1 which,.. by favour of the Cortunis7'. siners, • is printed, at the Stamp-Oilice-- 4, T. T a ylor ; Ni 9, New Ilrid.:e-street;" to imitate which telonY, all others are connterteit. • _ ry -road, Westminsi er . l ; ' f), imus; be atidiessed. Of I); " tv, L tic ha ar t Al. at