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;i-orn `t►ie LONDON GiIZI.'7TE, Aug. 15, 1807. At the Court at the. Queetfi Polace, the i2th of ,A.uttst 18.07, present, . • Excellent Alajt:Asy His Majesty having: been pleased to anvoint the liti4lit 1-lon. how' , Earl of jilitiniesbury to be Lord • I::ritettant of :the ei,upty ut Soutlmolinon, and qr. t i ;ED TWA s, of Southatinpion, and County, of th ht dity i took, the. . o tths - ,a1) 7 po.ated to t,tken therttit'pon, 'instead of the °stint ol allegiance and supremacy. •• • IVlatelitia, Aug, 15, 1807. _ _ Tie King. has I.reo* pfeased .to order a Conk d'Elne to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean a t io Cloptur al the Cathedral Church to! Bristol to t ct.a dialnyp of that See, the same being void•by the. Tratisintlon of the Right Roerend Father in Pelham. (late Bishop: thereof), • to the tie-e. of .4x.eter.; 'and Hia _Majesty has iits6 . been VoiPie..l, by His I.loyal Sign Manual, to rei.onnuend I - 0 the and Dean at.d DoCtur J Alit Lux- Deau ut Gloucester, to be by them elected )31shi l , ot they said Set. of Bristol. • • fire King as been pleased to present Mr. John Pr aelrer of the Gospel, to the Church and Parish ot. Cupar of Angus, in the Presbytery of inn County ot Perth, vacant. by theAleath Qt . . Mr. Charies lteay, late Minister there.. 11 , 1iiteludl, Aug, 15. • .; • The King' has Oven pleased,•to nominate, consti tute, alio appoint his Glace Charles Duke a Rich- Mond, Lenox., and Aubigny,' te be High Steward of the City Ott Chichester.. • • rrtie King has also been .pleased to nominate, con. stiwte, and appoint Attain Durt; Etrq. Advocate, to be Slterirf Depute of .the Snire,•of Forfar, in the room ot Patrick Chalmers, Esq. resigned: • 'Pitts King •has• also b'l1 r pleased to app int Mr. Robert Haldane to be. Professor ut Mithernatica in the versity of St: - Andrew's, vacant by the death of Mr. Nicola Vilant • aministioni hi ibe I ungertord Volunteer Infantry, ,i111,7e41,9 roe *, o/ /hi Laird :tune 30, Captain Joseph' Barnard to' be Major-Cornniandant, vice decvased. - • • Calitaj,.4 -- Lieutenant Tht.mas C. IlaWkcsirOrtil, vita Itarnmo, pioluutco. Lieutenant lathes jests,_ vice '1 , Vrisend, ressAncd, I To oe Lieutmaiits-- Richard Parsons, Gent vice Ilavi.kes . prOmon.4. kobcit 4(.4l'4:ad.:vice lals, pi0nn.44.0. • .„ To lie I.tiaign—lulin Coxti.d, Cent. Ba,k, r, cat. vice Smith resigned. 1.10, David Cites, of 13iritun t ',0 i n , Lou e', to surrender Sept. 3, it • awl 2 , , eleven, at the twi s t: oi ;1l r, TlloillaS,lone.i,l3ultt strvet, lstrrntnbitaul Att.ftotes', Alr. Nit.lietCy ; OrAlvssrs. Ste Vet's, , Maple,, Old I every. oi wit,t.: iii,i•4lrLot, St, Luke;' se*, dealer iii Spirits, .1.4t1,1 22.., Sept. I I 'MA 26, at ten, at • Attoiliey, 'Air. Wilson, Devipshiresst(y, • Benitett-street, St. fames's, Middlesex, Vi . .q , rt1ier,...411...U5t 2y, ai 3), and Sept. 26, at fen, at ttoroq, Mr. Langley, • VlueuJiree-street, William Lucid, or cd.ton.btre e t, I.Orpion..ntia F chant, Aug. Z 2,, Sept. t, alui 26, at ten, at. vssrs G NADI y , .xV ax Citanalcie • Hatt, ‘vuoo street. . , . IV, it foil dean, u, l'areliain,4lanfs, cont r act o r for cattle, • Auk. , ,o.it 31, at .the, Sept. $, at eleven, 4.1 u 26, at twelvtl, ,• at tli t..rown lull, QoSport. At.voi.ue,, • ilospOrt.; or Mi:ssr, '1 . 111:111; 2110 G rvy, P.W JUllii•c6Ck, , tileit.n4,.t; Aug. 22, and :Kim. 26, :it the i.;eur„,.: I i,ii„ &jog-. si oil • u pon • I. to' toes, M CbS ItubWi lll2,,oll, liuioolll, 1.411d011 ; pi, Mr. 1)1,..1.4i• `sou; 1 1 / 4 .ligstoo flaw' Lewis, ui hosier, August se, 26, ilia ;‘,..:1i.i .iIIIJCr l avert', :Bristol. a tiorm, s , A . „ie ,srs, „old swvet, I niter 1 or , ur :y4 ),:ki,l county Ship •Owlitn, 6t.14 3,, 4, 36, at ,",even, at III: Mal-IL-L.1041, 41.00(.4)11. a, ituunutrce.its,t Swost„". Jett , . stai a, t o .g, ,'.ll ‘l ,ll c y c x, brewer, augits , c 2, -9, an., S, pt. 26, at tWciY, , ita;}, Attukttics, AtcssrS. 5,.;,3u a nt , 3 „ 111)). i io:t.street ,ate ILL Jn- SuNitce-bruker, ..•.cist th,• 23, aucl svpt. 26, at teti, kiui.in Alcor:, y, p 1 r„ • . J se v t. John ,o the •Watliw'ay, at (;04141)414 • Sept. 7. Tituinis 1.141t0n, LiVequel, Ithaqtaitt e at one, at Titt; Y it 4 to, , • Sept. 7. W Titen, ut eiirmouth, county of Ourlidin, twiner • Lo•o. y;1..4, . r, at etuYcil, at Wintv's SUllailittlia 146:J' At}“... , . Willi...a Lit. ur New,rogcl i St George's ill 51,t1164:?).; at ten, .it • • Sept I• ( vicpo v 5 4410: ; • w ton, Dorset 4,:ire, grazier, at I Or,:s AL 1.14 2S,Vo.i 1.,1011 11114 SININS. bar) . , Atli,U.t 31. Peter Bl,iietitur I, of Litton; I)cvOnsiilP.e, m iller, • at ieis, tilt: A/ Ink: ILO i hurt, LAWILCSI.OII, Cu(11..V.111, 5 4 ; 12 , 2 vi m 1111111 AI Sligpiti,c4.ll4:l4 at ~,c Augu "011'144 Dail ; , I ..t ut , tussex, linen •- • di.,, , er„, at lit • ~,,1 1 11,111 lu,t, CIIIL;II,Witer. Sept. 46, lal n es iuntie, 110 \ .11 14141 01 NOWllliiikCt, tit4a l ;lk, •,,,,Cet, at twelve, at t. . 12. Iteury 10114 94, i'llrOglTlOMon-atices, ILlialf4100.:•14 , 04C1 aOO ututCr-Writtt, at 1431, ikt Li t,ltdnall.• CERi [FICA! hti. • Sept. s. Ilerny Fisher, Lite Hawkisurst, Kent, tabor. 'l'hunuis cuultkn, Jt1.41*4:11, AltUulascx, iteezeipu.. 4 o/. , 41{T NERSIIIPS L ISSOLPAD. tintit,;(allttllkat Canterbury, tanners. tr itatain Stagy, of Gan4bur6ll, ~4.di0rtnr4411.31-11Uil-.,,1144. 41.tl I,4lolLliirke, Of BlaCkin4l.l.strtiap 501.11th ek0(4.,, 4laitc), . 10.nutrt t . ntlt,.,t iiiimginQu i and S'ailluel AsnWurilt,'vf ;VW,•C4ll , 6o.l4ltilkil . tOuat tia,kn4uti i uf i.unkdcre, anti latu.a Smith I34rr, of :51.4rN) Lbuiicicr lohn Lde, and Bondi of met cnAnt'fi. , i,; . ntingrile, or . Winurcrolt Carr, Derby, Geo. Wreglos. n.set ;I, aria Swindells, Or Ain:Awl, Oetoyi..4,iiirit l , 4i4 eNnOili North, of kirshopswtOtreet, potter 4. • ,11.2.Npilit: et ikorato ..*Ott lo*iniii 3iiti.: 2 . 4401,54et, of 4.. ii,Tnuri,ll 1.1“; atilt Lloyd's ....oiliie,,l)ooriie„.l4er;.•Ji , itits.; • * IA kltio.oollll, pa. ,VA,A,IIILIic'SCCI' 'kW:41111;i, I , ll,Aylor, un- iuW, LalllC36ter, and Willnnit Elsner ut ALA. r.. 17 ,p mfle . . „ 1 ao,e) :1711i1OhlUj,3 18 I" ) ter . Ctirber.y, , ISi,iffiNicy, Yo: iiirgiubadokrs. t 04,. SAM. HollOyd, Nailer,", of bilcltirl , 44a:es.: . ti Who ticn,ticy, "janies t341c0 Al iiaist,of Yurk, Arun SoundoS• hicksoti, , kreces , Siiiiisi'Aili fames Curti:, of . _ ti:+ll-41 1 CC1., :MC:3ll6ld , , v „ at 411 ,1 Jim W hurter, of liioacl-court, . ' Illab hapic, pines AotiblaLts. Li'verpopi, Ho t; lavvr i Lvtuure : L9,141569, ot Iftv.prop4il, • TWA' .ve, 444 Tlititp Sill plvy, of J,ol:gt#rl, c it , , to. 10011 at 4 Giiorgo c aHolb or ii; Jiia`CCrl r . . • , LONItiN : Primed kV itteltAßD lIARRti 3 Of No 4, marttett-court, Bow.strect At the Si) N•Uvvi St.ranci where ddi,vrtisernißts, Orders • • LAIP REPORT. ~ r COORT OrC:IANCERY, Auc tr. The Lopn di! ANCEII I IOt WaS.oo(lOpieil the whole of this day in .Pclit ions Ott Ba4lllptcy. EX-PARTE NVATILIIS, THE MATTER Or. STOKES, A BANKTOJET. • This was tan appheiat!im on behalf of the Assig nees 'of she Bankrupt, ,ti; expunge thy provf of .a debt of, 4,7001. doe by the Bankroo to ttiwereditor,, a Mr. Wail, and provcd In him 'Alder the• otninis. sion, upon the gronndi that this debrarose oui.of a transaction of cidiceainient and embet zleruen t, made felony by the Oct of the 3gth of his prefrent,4lthi * tv les . • It appeared that the Bankrupt had beep the riding clerk to the Creditor, now claiming this sutra of money under the Conmission,fromn the year . 1800 to 15905, during which time a vast deal of time Cre 'ditor's property passed thrOugii 11;s hands: In one instance it appeared,. that the Bankrupt had appro. , . priated from to 5001. of the monies' he had reciliv ed, for a time, to his own use, and in anottler that 'he had made use of 7001. or *thereabouts ; but 'when the matter came 'to' be explained, these sums were allowed in 'account. 'Upon a final settlement, how. 6 ever, it turned out that the Bankrupt Was dr!ficit about 4,7001. which be had not aceountetlAbr, and the-items of which.did not appear upon the fice of his riding book The question therefore was, whe ther the ads of the. Bankrupt, touching this. trans action with his Creditor, t hen his master, amounted to a felonious embezzlement . and concealment of the property of his master, .tinder this At of I'oll4llnel% so as to avqidtho proof nude, th9Conunisston ? . Haviug : heard the Counsel on both sides, at great length,.' the I.oxn Qll4 N Cp.,LoR said, he believed the persons Who Icinso inixion , lisolicited this of Parliament were now heartily sorry fOr it, and wished they ; had never bronght it forward, fOr it made . Many 'cases feloniei, when felony was by•no. means intended, and deprived a party from recover ing'ffrat portion of his legal rights, -which he would otherwise be entitled to. He felt it would be a very-hard case upon 'this 'Creditor, to eicptufge his fair demand on the grounds of felonious conceal ment ; and he felt. a great oitficulty in saying, the conduel of the -Bankrupt, one, time explaining and satisfying his ginplOyer on' the fact cif these sums .1..)6 ing in his hands, and at 400titor, tune the transaojon PPE appearing in his riding, books, : came sAithip.the precise meaning of the Act. His Lordsiip thought, ilia. under, this Ad he must expunge, the debt'. In the mean time, however, as line had only the report of the. Commissionrs bplore hint, upon 'the fads, he direifed that a civil action should he brought, in which all the parties should be examined, in eider to dseertjin what sum was adually 'due, under what peculiar circumstances, and whether the same con stituted irdebt under the pres s ent Commission 1• • EX•FAIITE PAART IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF WOOD- WARP. This was a Petition On the part of Mr. Parry, who had formerly been Tnco-partnership with'the sank ruin, to be admitted to prove under the commission, in Ole talluwiit circumstances. • Woodward carried on business at Liverpool, and in the year 1805, having hills to theamount of 20001. an upwards to receive from the' frican Company,' he applied to a person in 'Liindon, of the name of.Cokeito accomnitglate him withacceptanees to the amount of 11001. as as-eciiiity for which he gave him an order on fhe - Atrican ccruipany•firr the bills, the property of Woodward, lying in their hands. Coke wrote a letter to Wood**, engaging to accept. hills 19 the an kouilt required, and having produced his order to the can Company, WoodWard'sbillii' Were'ilelivered over to him.. Parry, in the mean 'time, and' before . Coke had accepted the hiils,look . out an attachment from thin Laird Mayor's'Cuhrt, against' his. partner, WOW word,: which he lodged in the hands 9f Coke, %sit(); having applied to Woodward forinstrueliOns, teak de.. sire& pay the amount over to Parry, and not to ac- • cent the i i iikwlnal presented to him. Ht accordingly. did so, taking lave,ver a ,hued of indemnity, from ?fury. .When.t he hills drawn r on him by WoodwarB,: were aftt:r 4 ardtreAeUted tuiion, lie , !e , :lioed a jog them, and they vYre.regolarly prute:.ted. first for non-acceptance, airdacterwards noii-vJyttivoi. Imnprtuld, bowev . er, that Woudward had., along with the bills loch;t . t.d with Messrs. Clark aticl Roscoe. Coke's letter engaging to acce l it them. Thek brought their, 'atlion against' Coe,. and the Coiirt ildld that ihe' letter' was , a sufficient aCceptance of the Bois; Coke was c,f Course obliged to pay the money 10 Mr.. Rikoe; . which he atterwardS te6-vered back from Mr. Parry, Itt these circurnslaneei . Mr.,Parry el aimed under the Cchninissian taken out apinsi'W,midward; but the Commissioners.telnsed to allow hint to prove :Sir 'SAMU EL' 'llO havitig 'stet:et:kW case on, the part. of the petitioner. • - Mr. AGE)SAI6ER • argued on the other side, that Parry. %%744 not bound to.have4ranied the bond of in • demnity, whiciralone Made it incumbent' onr him to re-pa'y the awney." He was no creditor at the time (Attie bankruptcy, and therefore was mit entitled to prover it. _ ' _ " ' iht! LOUD Cki&NCELLOR held,. .that the money having: heel paid over to Parryi. under a mistalze;and he not being entitled 'to keep .it,; lti debt -had•neiee been p3A,..0f course:that he' a bieditin• of Wood warcfs' at.t thud of the Ban!: rtiptcy,. sentit back to. the Commi4sionvrs with inatructions tevallo‘w,Mr. Parry- to prate his debt. gl-rAIITECAMPBELhIN 110,1iANARUPTCY or NEW- rnr~.' ,• " ' This Was a 'Petition for Mr. Campbell, as Trustee , fir the Children of the Bankrupt,' id adMittato prove a debt of t °OW: . under the Comriii3sion. The Batikrupti many years Ago, inirrierlMiss fto bina Kennedy, daughter ola Genttertian ofsoinepro perty,tiv Scotland, who had granted to h is daughter , a:boad 'of provision for tooot . and upwards. No contra6t was entered into previous- to. the marriage, but tt ;was stipulaie4 verbady,- that, the ..forturce•-of th*; wife should .be secured to herself and ,children. Some time after the marriage, and before the Bank-, rapt had leceived,inore than . tool. of ltis.,wite's for MAC, he exauted deeds In favour .of the Petiqoner,, securing tojiis wd awl children fo.tml. since: which. time it appeared, that the whole provision grahto,l to her_ by her tither,, to the amount tit, upwardi (.)i.)l.,wa's paid over to the Bankrupt. Tike . C s ,iin-. missie - ithrs, hoWever, holtilpg the.: trust - bond in ta- your of the:Petitioner t t he tlgratOotts deed by the. BAnkrupt 1,) hi chddi. , h, r.-!IK,11 to allow iite !to ter to.pro‘e ►tnderk Ic Cointuk , ,iun. SM'S. ItomiLLY, f'.f the claim, referred the 1 c.3teof ..Steens and rkiliver, where it was held that a nyt,klSion la favour of the ehildren, triad !_t in solk:.Mi circumstances, _wattgo , :d, (nen tliongh not made out of the . wifekt3 fortune. Mere an express stipulation had been Anade'preOotts toAte marriage, which thotigh not then .carried into effett, had been completed at a period. when the husband had recOved"only tool. of the snm, in coo ' siderat ion: of which the hand in gur..stion wasgranted. There . was iul .. atfidavit too, that at the time the bond was granted the. Bankrupt %vac worth .eO,OOOl. atter payment Of, all his, debts, and continued . in Alarm circumstances for eight years afterwards. • . -The Loup CHANcuLg.on wished to know if. the hushand could have sue d for the provision settled on his wile.byher father. *Sir Sl . lidMlLlA'said the concurrence of the wif e trio t have been necessary. His . Lordsnip took time to look into Abe, case'of ••"• Stevens and Oliver. EXPARTR BIIiSBNIAKER IN THB BANKRUPTCY OR VIN DER HOEVEtI. This was also a Petition for lease to prove under-a ` Commission of Bankrupt. The, ground on which the Commissioners,had reje6ted the claitn Vas e , that the Petiiioners Were Alert eneniies. Mr. ALEXANDIR in support (lithe 'Petition stated; that •it appeared from the affidavits that the: debts claimed on were contra6ted in the emirs() of trading . WhiCh had peen rendered legal by licences frorti. • his Majesty. ..Tlrese licences,. he contended, hid the., eifect, ot • convertipg,,, the, Petitioners front . alien mies into alien friends. The Loin CHANCE:W:I/k said, .that such licence was not gran t ed to Foreigners but to Sabjeclia this Country.. It-Was neither more. nor less than a Li cence to, erchants of this Country to trade with the Ene.mies of our Sovereign Lord the King. The etfee't of WwaS tai proted the goods in trdnsitu from capture by the-Ships of thiseountry, and io lixe Policies of lnsurance made on such goody. But it d►d not capacitate an Alien Enemy to prosecute for . the price of :my goods he might• thus dkpOse tur pur lain iu any other situation than he would have stood in had no licence been, granted.--►l'he Petition was of course dismissed. SPOItI'ING INTELLIGENCE. LE.WES. RACES. TRIDAT, AUGLikr 14. Hunters' Sweepstakes ut togs, each, tour miles, Gentlemen t riders. (to Subscribers. ) or Richmond's gr. h. You know me Mr. Kush's b. h. St. George - 6 to 4 011 St. George. The County Plate.—No race, only one horse entered. After clinner.-:-The Town Plate of 501. heats -two miles and 41U.A1 ter.—Tate wuuter to be sold los 250g5. if ed, Sec. .Ikiajbr Trevanion's b. c. by Cohanna, out of Trum. pater 1 2 1 H.K.I-1. the Princeof.Walcs's ch.c.Rugantinoot-Yrs 2 1 2 6t04 on ltuputino ; alter titc first 114:4t to 2on the Go hatina colt ; atter the second neat 5 to 4 un Kugantino. a a I a a a 2 sArutrsir. Lord Dolington's Pavilion, /Lc. 7ib. • agit Sir J. Shell e y' Sir LauncelotSSt. tits, tour sQogs. zoo It.. wuneaialy , by 6ir Launeelot. - Cwt. l'oote'd b. rn. Creeping Jenny, apt Capt. Chatten!il ch. m. Regent, won easily by Cn.-epingAebny. Major Clay's Jiltormer, agst ilatienden, lour miles, toop. is. tt. The , 't ttird and Jost year of a Sweepstakes of tags. each, for Horses, H. It. H. the Prince of Wdlo s Orville,,aged, 9st. - • t Lord Chichester names Mr. Ferinvi.'s Cerflerus, s yrs old, gst,:s I ts. - • - a ki4autli.op. Plate. val.ue given by the hlembers of the Borciugh of Le , es, &;c. .Mr. Fermor's Pelisse; 5 yrs ol,t • • '• • w.ilked over The valuo 6,45. free for all Horses, &c. the Pri.icc of W ales's Orville, aged, Bst. i t lb, or's.b: rig htori,3 yrs old; , fst , . izilb. • i 2 Two to Pric wt' erviag• , . TAIP.ti.TO‘N.:RACES. THURIDAY, nyc Fifty Pountib FOUP AI& Heats. Ld C, H. :),,tilzr.iet'4.4,, l g a t el i F. - - Mr. , Day's fiIIVKAVI ."" . . . - 3 bar I. Hawkin:s . . k,ir . _ • Th e Makbeu,Plate 0f,591. k'out Milo Bests. , Mr. Sidlet's. tit: Citlll Oscar . .' b :: . i I Mr. Studd ird'i Lottery - . . -2, 2 Mr. Gaalvner's Nuopareil a - ' 3 3 „ • for juil sikiecepstAkiesof tags. each, (rive, Subscribers) Sir I. ti.iwicm's Laura walked over. MARLaOaOII6IVaiREET. , -...SatUrtiaYi at this Of , fice, :Mary . neu,aynes; :a _Prophetess, k was Tchayied with stealing a silver snuti-bQx, whilst on a pri ) ", ,feisional visit 'to the thiltiog-inaid, of Mrs, p--. in Chricitte•street, on Friday. The testitnouy of the eredtilthic•' conitilainant went` to 'Prove, 'that the professional Sybil took tea with .her in' the absence of her mistress; (aver damsels had been previously invited to hear their des . tilly: it was agreed on aIL hands, that the Siniff 7 ,box, had been handed about as a,charm, and; the excuse, made by.the fortuneitellei .Was, that she had, put ,4 into her ppet:e,t..4pdfpr gottell it. The tiw(was missed - In a .shqrt,tinicrafter the Prisoner had left.the.hOuse, andabe, on,4eing applied to, refused, to restore it. . The Prophetess w.e. sent to retail. ft4tilrp e,y e nts ip lieidewell.. The following. occurrence took place at Catton, Norfolk, in' the evening , of Monday last : A poor woman, named. Roper; 'very tar advanced in irears, :was passing through the ,premises of Mr. Rtantz, when she was attacked by a ram, by which she had her leg fractured, and was otherwise •hum The • ram. was in the ad of , ruuning at a child, and it was :in the rescue oi 'the childtfrern danger that the'tth. fortunate woman drew the fury of the animal upon • herself: She was totiveM the folio 14 1 ing.tuornin to the hospital. siijp NEWS. POOL` o nuOusT 14, Arrhetd—ther. Pheasant, Boynes, from Portsmouth ; Mary. Stone, true Vatitiotali; Busy, Russel. from southarnyton Res,datitin, I.e. Boteller, trout rersey ; • an.l the Sea-gull Cutter front a,tfruize.' Saih:cl tits pAir,t, Harvey. Alive, Bartlett, 'teal, and Active, Wiilivns, for PortsmootW; and Milian' and may, Buypes, fur sdutilamptun. GRAVIISIND, 14 ! l'asol by the Vigilant, 'las, from crvinland. Salted' rite Alex4ridet, Watt's, for 5,t. Domingo; bier-, eury; Surioarb ; and Nimble, Ur/phut, - for r, • rlcl published by "1;441 A . .R ail On a. SCR irr s, of South M o lt on - s tre e t, Ci os ve no r- s q us te ; For the l'aprr, tiers for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), must be addressed. BIRTH. On Suftd tyth- 2 a 'hst. at FArtliatn, the Ilan. Mrs. Citric& ra 4 ;ct, uia D. (~tire.. MARRIb r) v Tne4diy.list, at St Grofge's, Bloornshury, Mr. Posit I r.i , Cl>, t tie Bon. East-Inch! Compan‘ 's Se) yie,..„ tuAirs Nia , ;rlllitin, of troiver•stit , t, gi:ltind-Squ4re. • On Wednesia ) , Thomas Cioxall Cam, Esq of Bath; to Miss, Litc.st*ld, daughter of .Itichard•Litclitield„,k.A.t of I.);:von,hire. On Saturday last, at St• Mary's., Newington, Stirrey, P. Asperne. sun of 11 r l tines 4sperne,,Bookseller, 'of Corn. hill, to Mis3' Ann of Watworth. Voter lay mining, at St. Margliet's.. Wein:Ginger,' Mr. Thornas'Gardener, ~ f Birmingham, Warptickpire, to Miss Clinkard. of OAD. • . . On Thittsday last. at Hackney,. Daniel- Fisher, D: D. On tne iSth 11151. Mr. Henry Gilbank,,Ca et in the Royal M. !Wary Acodetny. Wn.3llvidt. On Satunity night, Mrs. Richardson, ,wite.of . itdr. Ric:. anlsoot, of Litt,:ulit's.. Lately, at Rricidlesloni„- t - - Wight,. Mr William Fearnsitie, of :403,1am-sire, t, tVestniinter. 'rues ay sen.iight, at. the- Ift,,adstOnz,.. Ireland, Mr. Crvttilly,Ageti 2.i ~ears. Untii within these six weeks Inc never experienced two tt;y4l in the wltule course of his life. e/C /GO UP . .1.1 OCICS iwrL~DAV. . . Bank Stork. ' I miii S tack ) , • NAVY i per Ct. 9ii 96 lndia Bonds, i per Cent.. t 797, Snuth S a StoOt t . Irish Seer Cent. . 3 I . : , Cent' L7l', 4 per Cent. Si i $ , i E x L 'feria.: 141 i ke 111. diS4 . Slik 1 per Cent Kern 62i 63 ibr,- ' . ' 1 p e r cou Con 6t k. is, tk °imam, -1. die, Or • Bank 1.. An.: 171 Li- Judi* Imperial 3 per Cent. - . .. DittO Short Ann. Con. fur Om ilia : 641 - . • - 7 - . tiIGH WATER AT LONDUN BRIDGE - N.1410R • . Morning, ti m in . after 2._ Aft.nloon, 34 Min. 'arta; is. • • rri-IF, CORDIAL , BALM of : , GILEAD, by its L softening, h'ialing, and tunic coatitics,as.w.ell as by its salutary elteets, altinds a sure prospect of returning strength. and a certain hop: of muscular invigoration, to those whit arc debilitated by p.einat tit:. or excessive Induigencies hence arise of sight, ve'lligos, loss or appetite. awl mental . decay... A body that . is enervatedl iit'yOutti-selitont recovers itself; old age and infirmities speedily, come on, and rho thread of life is stir), ; for the foundation of a happy old age is a good CUpStritatioll in youth. 'Temperance and ino tklatilit, at that age, are passports to happy grey hairs:' . The Cordial .Balsa of Gilod e enost wonderfully clieriThes Salute, and will support the lire bf the aged and infirm. all owtard (L.-car, deinlity,•lownesi. or* spirits, rs:t:iXittiOrT either sex, wheiitet hereditary'ot Owing to youthful imprua dencies, this Medicine will affind tits oust ~a , h;lerthl relief. I n Nei-Vous Consumptions its merits stand unrivill• d it en ters into AEA ,tires with the itiost subtleof theaiiiinit assists and invigorates trle..deca)cdjuii.vs.,:rnd throws a genial waktrith Upou tit debilitated and relaxed parts that stand ill need of assistance. As Dr. Solomon's pr.-Mice is now become so great and eV. tensive, and, his c<instantlngagentents require a tieftb he portion of his time and attelida,nce; he expels, Jailer! oil suited, the OSual cotoptiment of a Guinea ; but all writte.n casis, or letters of inivica, And unaccompanied with an order tor. nied , cine and remittance. to tae'au,sweted at his leisure, are required to inclose only llalt:a-Guinea. Such letters should, for safety, tie thus daccted -" Monoy-leucr, Solomon, Gilead. : Ifouse..near *Liverpool t paiddoublepost,.. age."'Letters may be ordered to be addressed. tin X. h. or A. B. at the Post-office, for: A Sr% ink of Nine Shillings iii T coo Guineas. The Cordial II ibirotGilead is sold bottles, ..:pricelfilf. . a-Guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335; containtiali equal to four bottics at sus 6d. hiy which the patiant saves gs. inelturing also t h e ddly ; the Stain's of which 6e.irs thi Proprietor's Nanie and Address, nSaut..cl SiSlunion, Live r " pool," to imitate w.fnch is felony, N. B. It it: pc.cei,ary uluotlre, that the Postal6c a a * Letters whatorier rou# he paid. . • • The Cordial Balm Gilead, Mali-liniretigir . vsoutd Abater. Sou Lotion. and "kluide to-Health," are • . • • Sold by Mrs. .Matnews, No. tti, Strand, Loudon; Mr• Perfunier t NO. )8, and Mr. kaantrn. N !MOO Mr. Baxter add Mr. Scott, Sou th.lirlage; \lr Di% v 1:hon and •fltisband, Eldir and. Cu.: Edinburgh ;. 11r . is, t x te t e r; W. Cameron, Greenock lsn.r.viting, ; it ‘ Xoung,- irvinc t I in;,,-111, and Y. Whicelidt% At : tr . Crawford; Girran Ear,t na, New.* D o ugl a s ; ,I', T.:Al‘Cr,ql:e, Kirk. stay; J . Myth, Leya; DeMpster, Copal' Allan, lius' dee; P. Craigity -Montrose-; J." Mitchell, slid r: A niter Son. Ab.hdeen ; Dr. White, -Banff; .:M 4 lrttottli, Inverness ; StOrnaway;,l'.. flylor, Siraftraer; lohnson, PA° Bisset, Perth; W.Anderson; Sterling ; Coke at,.l Reid. Leith's Alexander, Dunfertrilhe ; WI is it , Ihnbar ; V muct, br 'at h ; Dickson, Inglis, Dutnt ries ; ~IThorson; , Bet - v . r ; AinWick ; ',Vater4on. Arbutlarif;atulltintieson, terhe id: A. M'Dottatd, Truncate, Glii_o47)`:and by tto.,ksellert and Venders of Patent tvtisfielliks:iti the Unitl Kinxditns. .. f.4 • • " • • WHEN Ptofeisional Men - of - -Edtloßtion entd VT. itesp:Atibthty deflate. from the general -System '1 the seleetikii. - of a peculiar branch, the's:m:4lon cur' tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted mypractice Co the eselcil ve treatment ut Three Pisorders, antt the siiireeisfdr rostait . .,°' , my plan givis.ine addition 4D al ardor to opp o se, as tar AS I :. ably, the , ravages of those C , nnplaints which are the rho" important in the Catalogue Of (Inman Intitasittdc.: ' • Atter initiation into every hunch, as Army Sur, na I formed a wish at an early period of Practice t.r rescue n dtviduals from the ignor.utceotunettocated men, or t he ;equally elattgefOLV pre:L:4)1411;1 of general Praziiiionets. • The Three I)isorders, to the Cure of Which I have dll• • 'Total my. attentioo, comprise every spevies of V F.:14 REAL, INFECTION, whether ut a recent or Whit do' r ration: icily. all, kinds "of debility, .whyther , arising fi•ota the habi ts ~ of sch o ol boys, 9t the ~ :11, : ea '.?`'..." 414 age .li ly }, laSrly, - Zierangtsnear of the' system In' we* arc the result of 'ikiii)ranc e t men 441 tRENNESS, or S - 11.,10. k. l f In the treatment ut a simple Gossorrh,.eaf Ailtt, it Nl' un' Nunterous frequently. happens that toe seeds 'of Life aro 1" 414 _... )9911 k the indiscretion': f&K. P.. an ...,irdidehl ROW, wsUpertor Mgt' thod such CurnplArs easily cur t ; rv , ht. 7P 41 1 • 'others have tr:st that f may t ) A 4utner t(i° " er , .of naafi .-• • „ lA Few. however, are the cast; chatreV disorder ! , etepPerett With. tile cit i a mie t imi-situations Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, "I" the Prevalent gaieties cif a fashionable life, acquire' that- ste ts of Debility, which is.the.nuavoidable consequence of stic" getrucicas habtp • . • •• •, hut Where the -inthaPP, suinfir 'bniads over ,isery, cstrehttlt c4iccals Ati ; •nfisorpo i ! 4.rA;y . s ,;, T ie , ConSoi labor, for him to know, ttiat atthovgh It be an ohicL l -' ) . l doubt or .uncertainty witwotlipic t ikylettiti,nent,;.the reeno.7 or these Deficiencies by the krAsittos; RfOgfcsi O t Itenal 4 " lien, is the acquirement - of -lixperiendei T . If the rit7 at liaschus or Ve41116 'have, began to najui;c Manly /WO much aftlieti by ha Counteract Iton of, this lanituici APtCif An: ricesr ceeePr, ale.g l°l difficulty WilA occur. w here atilt Defieitncy ttas.fctr ),ears pr of( perseverance ; indispensably ..equisite to revive the. slu m. 'Etettng Starks Of Ltte; . - - ititt ie re-annotate I,he-Co;nstittitiune t 's. M A 1 3 1 t ! 1 ; "t - na F,l ll whePriki in their eipealitluift4if a it.ty tie assur:,ll the :um* iuStfasces, Stioh_defea,§.ate cqrab,le, ; by The secresy which is su yss.tnti*l. to my crilertaittvoittri ,1 7 ary.1 the qintlititatkitiaWhic .Itivialtrestinuld tit stat 4 ° oh the basis of my . pretens.ons, and cot)l9ciene",Wi til this intimation f p s given, that Mr.' Ilree intiy°-be co nsu ti pestoltaily,,or by ~.Latters ..(incittsitt4. a stllo l Kote: l '' ° t 'hoist itteer, ‘itraiiti; near TeinPlc • Ode • :Vitae .ia 41 - I,..eddikion.ll; hfit6,rwe, nP Ar.si the War/Kis on both the !Antos klik.atts•llapt os n. A L:A T lON. Perbons who Oe r ,, '. ~U eiVet' to be. Aiiinhert Itc, al Ciilteitc-liao l * . ''' ral months pas iny Adycitisentent, aithf's l ‘i, 00 i ; my' Nor 'and insertecrtiteiii ti.; tici r dsvli lottfitttlosis, ot au y IttlifY. to, 9C-nrigiiii tPag . ..riq44. -I) t!f*iqt at.v. fpotWk/r:1„ the!' College in thlitton," Ectinbure,n, Asevilcrer , • igs e - , any right to prattite'Surgery it i London.,