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, lltlos lac ilqt that this duty was .6 eavo....e opon*the troops di , .oiplinedafter the European manner: Thou. sands of.Ltni.;ories were now Marching to Constanti nople, wid irrived in the suburb of Pera on the even ing of the 28 th. They swore to each other to conduEt the . Resolution with the best order; Any person who should, in the least, injure either European or - Frank, Was . to suffer death. One indi,idual Janissary only rnet with this fate, for taking bread from a Greek (a baker) without paying far it. Behind theJanisSaries' barracks, on the well known place called the Eimel dan, the Janissaries planted 'their colriurs, and took with them their camp-kettles, an infallible signal of insitere6tion. For' a't irrie, the SULTAN thought of de-, fendine; himself: and troops, powder, and cannon, wete brought to -the Seraglio. Soon after, ihe Multi, the S,droen Blschi, the Maimiakin, and the two Itia4easkers of Rornelia and Natolia,.joined the 'Janissaries. A Council was held in form, and it was proposed, as a prelirrfnery, to request the GRANti SCiGN'ot to abolish the new. discipline, by a few.‘a frdm tile Mufti. The - GRANT) SEIG NOR, ha Areer, thought he should tk able to put a stop to the inSurreaion, before. the step coull be taken, in ,eon , ,equence of his sending the heads of MAIIMUD (the ci-devant Reis-Effendi), TERSAKA, ,ENTIN, FUGAL IBRAHIM, and the KIMA. MEH t•llfisett ErveNtir, to the. Bimeldan. This measure tailed completely ; the Jaunissniles were more en raged tklit ever; they did net retytim the head of th,-; nniversati , e-esteerned MarrAvo Evvr.spi, but that of the lite:l-EFFENDI,. then in the Camp of the .G tztEd. • " • The Janissaries continued to search every place tbr those Ministers who had promoted the adoption of the European dkciplitte, and publicly avow .d Ott:int.:chi-3 as its patrons; namely, FRAN SITH AUIM, JUsttJF AGA; HADSCIII IBRAHIM, and AeilmE'r, Ciptains of the GRAND SEIGNIOR'S Gniffd, ITAsSAN AAA, ACUMET &FEND I, and others, twelve in Dumber, who were 'all taken, dragged to the Eimeldan, and • there cut in pieces. • At this jimaure the GRAND SEIGNIOR sent a Hatti Scheriff, a later written in his own hand, in which he for ever the Nizam Geded, and pronounced an execration Ripon it. 818 the fistti Scheritf was not accepted ; the deposition 'of tile GRAND SEIG NUR was reiolvcd upon: The whole force of the Janissaries now proceeded to the - Seraglio. The Mufti and the Ullemas alone entered the Thram, uhile the rest of the Ministers, the Agas,' the Ja- IlisSat it s, BnCI: the people, surrounded the palace. MHSTAPHA IV. bOrn the 7th of September, 1719, the eldest son Of the Sultan ABDUL HAmen, v, , a4 olevated to the Turkish throne. And according to anei,:nt Cuslonl, SELIM, tint' former Emperor, threw himself at the tea of MUSTAPHA, kissed the border of his garment, and immediately repaired to that department in the Seraglio occupied by 'the Rinces of the Ottoman blood who no longer reign. The soleant invitation to MosTAPHA, to ascend the throne, was mad e on the 29th of May, about o ne k in the day, and on the - 3d of June the ce remony of invcsjin ,. 4him with the Sabre of the Pro phet took Place. MUSTAPHA hasrsinCe SheWII him self in public ; on the same day he rode, accompa- Died by ati his l‘linis!ersand Generals, to the Grand Mosrpte,' or the nric'ent church of St. Sophia, there to periorm hit; first devOtiens. Tho reports of the Grand Vi'zier's passing over to the lett of the Danube, were - premature ; , only a small Turkish party advanced from Toraik toyvards Buses, but I , bey returned again in a very khurt time. Prince YPsfLANTI has - invited the Citizens and the Boyari, << Liu had left that city, to return, having promised them an amnesty anti protection. . ViENNA, Ju 4.—His, Imperial Highness the - Attllduke Josoqt died in the night between the• V9th and 30til 'ult. to the great grief of his Majesty,• the Enip,ror, and the imperial Court. Ilia Itn~ics iia) rltiLlpf.'zii was born on the •9th of April, 1779. • A defect' the coMormation of the viscera is sup posed. t.c) have hastended leis dece;:se. Recminng Sertice has recommenced in this : The Earl of PENIBROKt, litrnordinary Envoy, from the Court of St. James's, arrived 'here on the! 2d. Mr. AnAllt is preparing to return Arcorditlg to report, three pleasure. camp..are be formed, i , lin4i,fLAy an t is the getting in of the: harvegt, Twelve Re, invents are to be sent to join, lho'Neutrol Cordon in ' • - NV A ItS A W., L • f 7.--According to the JOurno/ of this the Atti , ,i;th Emj),:ror se:11 all Officer of his Staff to Ole'Ettiperor NArAt.r.oN to c xpresti'his: wish, t o b:co,l w ;Icy with bin), °pet) ati im4 tnAti..fle tiv , ociati'.;:t With peri,oh, -; rut,; ~no, the Presi deist. or the z. ,, nihedrirn at is . here, on' Ins way tn . tite El - opt:l'or NArSJLE.)N . i head - cittatterS t Tue Sanliedrini, it is sitid, is shortly to meot again. It is believed that the Eiripvior'N'aroLt.oct,will lake it upon hiinsell to bring about a rec,onciliation bet w.een the Emperor of Russia and the Porte. MatismA, MAY 31.—There are scarcely-140d Engiiih in Sicily, and the Sicilian troops remaining 'to King FitRDINANI.I do not exceed 4000. Thl PrititV of FIESsU PIIII,IPSTHAL has lost every thing" viz, a rich ,military clieht, intended to liay and orga nize a‘. new in.sorrehtion. Fan Nitro rtT, JULY 7.--The day before yesterday bOO Frehet)`troops left this place,, in order to pro c eed to 1311ntiati. Today 6000 Frenc h and Italian troops arrived bete, on their : way 'to the. French Grand Army: 13ANIcti 61 , Er.tve, JULY 13.•—ArrI011g the per sens.ht distinction wit() are arrived at eppetlhagen frotfi Memel art the . 14ussian Ministera at State Gener.il ZAsTuovrand Voss, the Privy Council T . 1614 BILGUBL.fIi ttl)(1 WUS'ITHAL. &c. They ,write from Silesia, that furs , tie weeks past ti at country nas been treated .A ii 1, fhe greatest leni ty, aid not at all like a conquered country. MAILS. Al(ittv WateTiOrd, bur-- 2 (;(atenbu4b, t Libos l , Dublin, r W4tclivr.t. PRILIF."OF iltts DA V A t TW Bj,V B O'CLOCK. rOPPIS •' . s 6 1 c 1 11111, 111 . } l:. LUNG I.)( : I'ljtitett At tlA.lStirt)Fte • _ L. oNno TIIURSDAY, JULY 23, 1807. • received'yesterday afternoon 'Paris and Dutch Pcrs, the former "to the sth; and the latter to the Hambur'h Papers to the 15th also ar rived. They confirm, the important intelligence which reached, u:; a few days ago, - of the conchision of a Peace between Russia, Prussia,. and France. 7— The Treaty between Russia and France was signed on the sth in..t. ,ind that between France and Prussia On 'the 91.11.--ThL..e Papers do not, however, give us the slightest information respe6ting the Terms of theSe Treaties, nor does it :wear whether they are final, or nierely nary. A very' minute account is given of the bterVieWs between the Emperor of Russia, the King of Paussia, and BONAPA EZTP.. 'Wheti4he Emperor AIAXAN DER - Went CO visit the French .Chief, the latter went to the gate of his palace to re ceive him. When the King of PRUSS LA yisited bird, he only advanced as far as the that of the stair case for that purpose. The Moniteirr of the 30th contains an Ordwznance of the Bishop of Cluntraa to the inhabitants of his DioCese, On the subject of the conscription of 1808, and ordering the Priests to pray to Gtid to put an end to the persecution which the Catholic Church sutlers in Ireland ! We do not think it necessary to lay this extraordinary p ro d u Cti on b e f o r e our Readers, the' obvious intention of which is to ex cite diicontents, among the Catholics of Ireland. We do not, however, decline publishing' it from any apprehension that we should assist the views of the French Government by giving it circulation : We have too high an opinio6 both of the loyalty, and. good sense'of our Catholic FellOw-subjeCts to sup pose, for a rooriierit that they could be imposed upon by such absurd cant. Lord CASYLEREACW yeAerday brought forward his Plan in the I-louse of Cotnmons for augmenting the Regular Army. This Plan appears to us simple and efficacious, perlealy calculated to produce the effeCt desired, and to produce it in the shortest pos sible time ; an objeet of the utmost importance at the present momentous crisis. It was the opinion of ,that great Statesman, Mr. Pm, %% hose loss we shall - for ever deplore, that to keep lip an adequate defensive force, particularly in awful and perilous times, some►degree of cornpulsien is absolutely necessary. The Regular Army, ac 7 cording to the Noble Lord's Systetn, -is to be, strengthened bp voluntary drafts frtnn the and the Vacancies left in the latter service are to he supplied 'by ballot. There is therefore that degree of • convulsion which the cieca4 . loll. 'demo ads, but it 'is the lightest species that can be 'devised. The Plan is, however, so satisfac torily detailed in our 'Report of the Debate, that we need not at present enter into a more parti cular,discu,sion of its merits. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, THEIR :Mu's': TiEl and the PtuNC I : 3S ES arrived in town in their . travelling , from Windsor, at the Queen's Palace. The, ItoyA DlittEs of Kt:NT and Cm!. ti MCA soon alter paid their respeas-to THEIR ;11A JESTI17.S. TllO PEINCESi MARY Went in the DUKE inttDGE'S carriage to St. James's Palace, and !Timm ed Lady CHAILLOtrE FINCH with a visit. !Mier the ROYAL FAMILY had partaken ofsome rch.eihownt, ArIAJF.STY, the Nit,:ct4sr.s.; . and the I)ukL! of CVIISUIDGC, Sct. °trip their travelling carriages for Blackheath, to dine with the DuCliess Of BRUN3WICK ;1!)(1 PritlCT,ii Of WALI , ,g. ' Abollt siX (3'(:10i1 11440ItiTy anti the Pattl cessr:s left Blariklicath,forWituisor, - They tirsellecl by 'Peckham, Camberwell, Clapham, itichmencl, 'rv•sieltenham, At two o'clock His I\ l lAntsry hold ri private , Levee at the o.lleen's Palace, wpich WA Q . :qt.:oriel,' by The Lord Privy Seal, the Lord Chaotelioc, the hint of the Trea:ittr) • the. Secretaries of State for. the nom, and' foreign Departmepri, the first Lord of the Adrniralry, - the lodge Of the ally,h Court of Atliniralty, the Lout Chamber , . - lain, the l)tike of :tinitirute. the Mett(Vls of lierttord. the 1:arl of Lomdalc, Lords Heatlitichl iota C. Spent.er, Sir S. Cotterel and, Cier.eral Hateoutt. . The following had the bennur of being presented to tits MAJL,TY : • The Martinis of Ilertford aid the Earl of tonsdale, upon their being eleitetl KiiiAhts of the Noble Order of the Carter. Mr, Benjamin Batlinrst,,upon his return from Sweden. Sir WILLI.‘M SCOTT, the Judge Of the High Court of Admiralty, wade his reliort In His MA.11:51"&" of the Prisoners convicted at the late Admiralty SeS sions. EIIs 111A,ra3Tv ,J:el‘i a Privy Connell, and gave pri vate audienct:s to the Duke Of PottTLAND, Lords li e fklur; :411 1 .1 I\4. CANNING. A halt pist live oJock his MAJESTY set offal his return to - NV inckor. Ye,ter.!ay a Con; t of Dre(tors was held at the Eat ludic fiunse, when Captain HENRY LEIGH was sworn into the emtunatid of the Georgia 9 Packet. . The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednes4ay next. A tire hi.oke out yesterday afternoon, at Forton Prison, ut..dr Gosport, which threatened ranch de har‘t ,ts soon got under, with Out any in:l -terial injury neing s , 43tained, by the protupi ;10.1 exertion of the Volunteers Military of the neighbourhood. DIED On the rath of April last, at the Cape of Good Elope, B. Malkin, Esq. Mdjor in His Majesty's at at Regiment of Light Dragoons. Nlonday morning last, at Islington, Mr. Geo. Barnes, late of Dishopsgate-street, aged 59. TORN CAMPBELL,. A LL Persons who may have any Claims on the L - 1. ESTATE of the late lOHN CAMPBELL, Esq. of the Hon. East4ndia Company's Service, and formerly Re sident at Saloomah, or who may be indebted to the same, arc dosired to send an Account thereof to Townly Ward, Esq. Covent-garden, Solicitor to the Attornies of the Executor. STATE LOTTERY. rirlilßD DAY of DRAWING wilt be ork A UIISUAY NEXT, July 28. SCHEME. 1. Prize of ,030,030 - is 430,000 2 • . •• 2O,COO ow di. • 1003) Ili! • • • • coca - 10,003 tco3 ' too 2-) • " So .30 • . 23 2530 • " 2 ) 00 • IS S•• . - a. 0 0 co.° 4" / 2040 Ipo 50,000 37,500 zo,o.;o Tickets scloo,ooo First•drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital' THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. The Drawing will be tegu.ar. I i y :goo Tickets each Day, TICKETS and SHA RES on Sale at all titelicenced Lot tery 011 ices, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. RENOVATED HEALTH. ~..4 „ ! 1 , 14 . , ,,k,b,d by WILL:Am AgM;c, k SCAIUS. of South Molion-WPct, Crosvenot-svare; RicHARD 11ARAIS, pr N 4, 4, Mailett•coort, Bow-Imre' ; cat No: I It; Strand ;' whvr? 4,/ , ...',..:;4, worts, Orderi tit tile l'l . e?',,* I vlbir:Flolll," ' Eitilun 4V ; (post-p a id ) , must be adotesstd. TT has been too frequently the subjea of just and IT general repronation, t men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic For the purpose ofdoing Justice to the result of our studies and experience, to prevent us from bring classed among those em pities whose imprudent psi:ten:ow s nave, tun , tuttatety tar imogy, been too tavourabli received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. qiurements. After having received a regular medical cluca. iron as the pupils of Nlessrs. ,Grintkvi and Wiz ‘'VliOae leduies and practice we carefully attended, as 'professors and surgeons of the I ontlon Hospipl ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school fur medical acquire ment, the Royal. College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, -chemistry, midwitery, botany, &c. SM. by those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, Black * , • Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall, not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and; acquirements are not imonsiderable. Having for a longtserlest. of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objeciot our studies and practice, it will,. we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superiot knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of intedion a perfect r„,establishment is coinpletect is the snort period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in. Veterde). where other practitioners have tailed of success, a wort - perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by tho youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing man illusa deficiencies anti debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the ITI4 trirrioni4l state To such poisons it must he a consolation to know that they nta) now, by a new anal lmifahlihle male of t restrnent,,bs reitored to tiog greatest Of all human bless:no, a 'strong, manly, an.l vigor ous constitution: In afl cases or debility, fruni whatever Cause ariling, as well as in every species of venereal inteetiona we may he consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy aria honour. Hour:of consultation at .home Isola ten to three, and float 6 in the evening till' to at night, Patients in 'the e.untry .iie requested to State the particu• of their case, age, ant general habit or living., Sic. i n.. closing a remittance tot adviceatini medicines, When, the Sallie will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. o ensuna that secrecy so essential to our -undertaking,. the postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. , CU RR' E'and Co. SUcgcons• . No. 107, Hatton-garden. rf 'Messrs. Currie and Co. have Lertiticates limn . the: above respectable Professocs of London ,uni Edinburgh, Of the diligence, skill, and humanity, -with which teey per" formed the duties assi.lned them during the time they A. tended their Lettures and PradiCe. • I W tEubNiiit y Professional a e date l M .rorn ea o f , general f, h E du cat i o n and . neral System by ithe selection *fa peculiar branch, the sanction ut long cow firmed success is the best criterion ot superiority. ; Thirteen years have.! devoted my practice to theetcluel treatment ot 'ishreu Diserders, and the suecessful result 0 my plan gives me additional artier to oppose, as tar as 1 as,a. able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the 'mon imortant in the Catalogue of Human After initiation into every branch, as an Artily Surgeon. 1 formed a wish at an early period of Practice to 'rescue in: 1 ilividuels Iron. the ignorance ot uneducated men, of " I ' , ! equaily diuntertnis precipitancy of general P rac ti t i on ers. The. Three Diserders, to the Care of which I havo dr voted my attention, comprise every Spe4ies of V Egt.'" It EA'. "NI. te'llON, whether cc* re cent „ r long 41 0 " ration: silly, All kinds ot debility, whether arising- from . the habits of schout- boys, or the ind u l gemes o f mature age: Mid, lastly, teat (I:eineeitient Of the system in "" men which is called ISARkhhtl ESS, or S r It I 1.1 IY• Numerous I nseasui, the . result ot ignorance, or r' o ' t e ' in the treetinent of a simple Gonotrhcea; and It not iel° frequently happens that the s e e d s of Lite are poisoteel 01 fie indiscretion of an to:Anemic:l hoUr. - - --Hy a 'superior ro e ; ch Cure mlatnts are r ap t h t tn { iicc t rati t t rai t i ; 1 14 1 i cu ma red y ; p a r i cs la w , i tt io Vilfl to .:l l : f rc-eatablishiitent. ~- Few, however, are the cases of complicated dietreas'd this disorder, compared etch me calamitous situation, ite Men, Who, from an ind m ulgee solitary Vl4;ef " r t e prevalent gaieties of a tashioneble life, acquire that sta ch , of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of $ ll pernicious hatuti. • but W here the teleeppy sufferer broods over ha fr.lberY caretuily cotiCeals his misfortune, it loey 'be some 0 31 ,1 lotion for tem Ire know, that although i t he en oble:'7o doubtoruncertainty with .(icrizr Prictiti-ners, mato', of these I)eilere e c!e r i by the sf.e su . el proere s s of I: 4 ; 0f % ; non, is thy, acquirrenent 01 •:,y eeerience. If the tit' r Of hacelms or Venus have heil.en to reduce Mizz;y YIP" much , anxiety will he preverte-el by; en early clutiO l ' ifillictitt4 3 , (A c t tion of th i is 1 1l ocangeid Sta te ; and in u these case, r'l3 .r wOr. • „ er e r. ; hut where tins Deticienvih. r s for pears existed, A P—„,. perseve . tance is intiiipensp.6l: egoist re to revive the ,s lll-4 berme Simms (A Lite , arid to re.antm a te the Consuteuutl , MAke D IIE ) 1 .111;.:e, whehave lone heen in their exeeciations re a Family, may o eisureo, thee most instances, such deteets are entente by .Medical The secres b , %sestet is 'so , essential to et v endertl!):l74 and therleaiitteitions which have iftestufft.4 to Sate the been of my pretealsians, and in ,:oincitience wan sr A thus intimetion is given. that Mr. !tree may be eorue . ' l 3 ; personaily, or by Letters (inclusine .4 small Note). 4 t „ sl , house, No. 2 9 , .krandelestreer. Strand, iteir Te.mple , 03' There is an addition.' - Entrance to Water-strc' &fluorine. anti the Name is on both M.: doors. selves co Ise„ree sesi MARTIN BARR, Merfibe-,,f -V2l •! 'ge 4 ALe !.; eION. - Some Persons who false ( y assert right to .ral months past copied my Advertieements altneet wont xlernhers of th e Royal College, haviog for /' to oro, and inserted them as their own produelem 6, ' it ;at) rimy to mention, that those Persons are nut eh:newts to) I College its London Edinburgh, or elsewhere, our any preda t e Surgery London. NAVAL NEWS. PtYMOVTII, JULY €i.--Arrived the Theseus, of 74 guns, from Portsmouth ; and the Phoebe Fri . gate, fiurn a draiie off L'Orient. Arrived alio the Pallol, Capt. ItoitnsoN, from New Brunswick, with masts for the Dock lard. This morning Admiral GARDNER hoisted his flag on board the Pills de Paris, of 110 guns, in Caw sand Bay, as Commander in Chief of the Channel Fleet. Silted the Driad Frigate on a cruize ; and the St. George, of 98 guns, for Portsmouth. SHEERNESS, JULY 2 I.—OrderS this day came down to man the leexitle and Leyden with all pos sible dispatch. Arrived a convoy of Swedes from Lisbon, laden with salt. Came out of Dock L'Ainiable. JULY 22.—ilis Majesty's Ship Banterer is this day paid bounty and advance ; and expelled to sail for Yarmouth to-morrow. Sailed the Franchise, of :36 guits, Capt. DASH WOOD, for Yarmouth. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Foi'hound, likewise se veral Sail of TransportS, fortiullj and His Majes ty's Ship Cossack for Yarmouth. Paid -off His Majesty's Gun-brig Rifleman, and the crew turned over to the Leyden, at Blackstakes. YARMOUTH, JULY Q.2.—Arrived in the Roads yesterday, p. m. His Majesty's Ships Agamemnon, Majestic, and Cyane, from the Southward, ,to join the North Sea Fleet, and remain. DEAL, JULY £Q.--Sailed through the Downs last night the Gresce4t,AGN6W, for the River Plata. Arrived His Majesty's Ship PompJe from Ply mouth, and remain in the Downs with . the4eSt of the Ships as per last. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 22.—Arrived the Resistance, Friiate, Capt. ADAMS, from a Cruize off Havre; and the Gannet Brig of War,' Capt. STEVENSON, from the Downs; the Fatie,SkiTc4LoNG;from St. Übe' s, bound to Tonningen, laden with salt, detained by the Sprightly Cutter ; also the Jame's, PATTEN, from Oporto, laden with wine ; and the Orion, -, from Sunderland. Sailed the Hearty Gun-vessel, Lieutenant WicK -51 AM, on a Cruize off the . ble of Wlght.• The Transports under convoy of the Hardy Gun vessel have twice got, under way, but on account of foul winds could not proceed. On Tuesday morning the Princess CHARI,OTTE of NV,6,kis left town in her travelling carriage and four, for Worthing, attended by 1,&ly CLlFyoup, her Guverness ; and Mrs. UDNEV, her Sub-Governess. Her Royal Highness is to remain at Worthing six weeks, for which purpose. a house has been taken. To cover the expends,. His MAJg.sTY has presented her Royal Highness with 10001. . • Return of the Effetlive Force of the Volunteers .of Great Britain, distinguiNbing Infantry, Cavalry, and Artillery; As far as the Sallie can be ascertained ,frOm tbe latest returns.: . • . • Infantry-- 121 7 Field 0111 . ceq, 37t0 Captains, 7;43 Subal. terns. 1781 Stall'Olft,...o, t 3,473 Serjeants, 66.3 'Crum- • peters or Drurno;erS, anti 254 - „44 Rark and File. Cavalry—o6T truters.• 496 Oa ptains, , to4o Subalterns, 7 0 6 1. 3 u1 S 6 t n a l tL 5 ( . .) a fi n i t c i e 2 r i s. ,3 1 42 54 R 6 as S:r a i l ef i F tl, l. s 2 3;:i"f l 49 l l ) eters or —25 Field,A.)titecrs, 123 CoOtains; 253 •Snbalterris, 45 St..tl ()dicers, so9Serjean)s, u9Trutnpeters or Drum . titers, an 9420 Rank anti ,hlc. Total -..,404 I: told 0 faders, 4335 Captains, RSA Suhaiterns, 2 5 86 ' Statt t5;524 S..rjeackt::: 7355 Trumpeters or Drummers, and zlig,3eb Rank and File. . CORN EXCHANGE,' JULY e3.---The supply of :Wheat is short to-day, chiefly : second and inferior, sales are dull and hardly at last prices; but there is a demand for , tino ; .scarce any _Barley, which is dearer; and a tisiog article ; Malt rather higher; Yeaie and Beans of both. sorts. likewise, and few of each. here; Oats are in plenty, with more arrivals of foreign, and this trade rather lower; Flour plead• ful, tine American 40s. to 435. per barrel. so 625.1 . 73 oar !scans (1)1(1) 45 a S4s ° (1 , Fills , ditto - .1 83c 1 Tick ditt o tds',) 4.46 .0(1 'Rye - :I 43 , p t Oats 232•265 a 3 os ad Barley - - 37:: a 434 eij Voland ditto 3as ts 33s 6d Mgt. • • 484 4 74 k att K V e Seed 131 4 271 Whitt —6 4 IlaS ad title Flour Gas 6ss 0.1 G - tey dittd • sBs a 63i (A I . Sectonl i - S js 604 oel A Nom 'NNE from No. 8, .Charing-Cross.—As it is possible that the result of next Tuesday's Draw ing may impoverish the Wheel ,the amount of 60,00U1. CARTER urges his Friends.to complete, their intended 'nu-chases tit Shares immediately; and:re ports being in circulation , that •changes may take place respeCting future Lotteries? and the ingenuity of man being scarcely equal to furnish a .more bene ficial Scheme to this purchaser than the present one, the Golden Opportunity ought not to be negleeted. Only:16,900 Tickets to draw, and the Grand Capital Prizes in the Wheel I Tbis gives to the ad veninrer a chance of great interest. Many there are that intend having a chance for file 3'0,001. •ci n the Fourth :Day ; tbey will do well to make their. pur chase soon, lest it should tall out, as it did two Lot teries ago, thiit, a State Ticket ,could . not'be procured at any pri c e. Walranted undrawn Tlckets arid Shares are on Sale at HortNsay and Co.'s Otfice4, 26, Cornbill, s", Charing-cr6si, and St. 'Margaret's Hill, Borough. QUARR.Et, EvrAoninNitay.,--That a very serious one ,has taken place, within hew few days, between two personages of considerable distin,ct ion,. is certain —these personqes are Chance and Fortune. For tune, to reward Orly adventurers. in the present Lot tery, doubtless Vilified to greet them speedily with several of the principal ('rues---4, uc Chance has hi- provailed, by suffering olily a-v . yry small por tio9 ot; the principal Prizes to turn tip. H ow l ute . ,: then, the remaining (I;mys drawings? - ' On Thursday last, in Dublin, the Hon. Douglas GotDor- Hallyburton, son of the late Earl of Aboynei to Louisa, only child . of Sir Edward Leslie, Bart. of Tarbat, County of, Kerry.• On the igth inst. 'at Painshaw, in the County of Durham, Captain W. B. Tufnall, at the East Essex Militia, to Miss Frances It/Winer, thild daughter of the late Robert Mi Esq. 1 -THE S U , N. ao;.Axt . D . IGARy 7A;.sust 41;;)zAT , ,