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From the LONDON Gi . alart; Aug. 1 > 18W:% Cri'7l , 77 011ife, Ong. ISt}7 . MEMBERS RETCRNED TO 'SERVE IN' THE ?RESENT" PARLIAMENT. • • • ihgthigh of Orford —Wm. .S inane the younger, Esq. in the r o om or Lord Konert Seymotir,' who, being" chosen a gess tor the said,Bototigh, and also a Knight for the Coun. ty of - Carmarthen bath made his Election to serve for the said CouiitS• ot Carntarrhen. Town ,nd laort ot ')swahl Mosley, Hart, of slre,tt, in the County of ltittplesex, in the morn of Sit Fev,:krick Het,dter Vane, Hart. ,ho, since his Elec. liorots,!h huh accepted the Office of Stew. vict• .or Nita of Hid M ajesty's Three Chiltern Hundreds • ot Stoke, Deboroudt, anti Honenhant, in the County of Luckingnain. Commiesions dried 4, tb, L 9,41 Lieu inane of the Couny I nvvrtless. Invernerr-shire, Clc. Regiment of Militia. Duncan Campbell, 11-by. tribe Captain, litre I. miser, resiecti. li.nco I k.ni, 7, 16.4. I)onalit Grant, Cent. to be lititagn, ,Lo king, r, sigi,etl, Dated lune z 3, Invernert-tbiro l'aunteer Urquhart Company of the Lovat l3e4ton, Gcnt. co be Ltbign, vice Fraser, resigned. Dated itine,33s Commissions iir:ed the Ll,4tenant of Hants, "Noy?) Regimoit of ". ; Captain Charles 11nrton. to Ail: 11 , 1ajor, vice Andrews, resign cit. Dated duly 1807. I,leiltenant Win. Amick. 11.1. trier to be Captain, vice liaiton promoted. Dated as al,OVe. Charles Williams, Cent. to bc. Ensign. " Dated luly, 27, 1807. Perttea Pdtenher Arti Second Lieutenant Smyth Ilaw!bra to be First Lieutenant, vice, Lives,ty, law - noted. I).stett,. 'lily 25, 'BO7. John Livetioy, Gent. to be Second tieutviunit, vice Ilavvturil. LLitect I uly 25, IVo7 C.ttunitdA ri gned 6y the Lieutenant .1 the echntj* of Kent, • 'Garver I" duntret.t. • • Wm. Lomas, Gent. to be huiign, *ice Selinebbelie, pro moted: Dated Ju y 24,1307. Conmi4livit in the 381 h Regiment, or Ayrsliirc Militia, tinned -b." the. 1..4 Lieutenant. Alajnr Sir Davi 114unter Blair ta be Lieutenant•Colimel, vice crgussoir, 'resigned, I),neir July 6, 1837. Capt.iiii, lames Iluilter Blair to be Major, Vice Blair, promoted. Dat.d as ttbovO. Contnittion In the Royal Carnarvon Militia, tivred the Lard Lieuten;int. Samuel Prythyrch, Gent. tub Second I.i-Ittenattr. Dated lune as, tgol. Comm/alio/Li in Or iii Regiment .of Lanarkshire, or Glasgow Trades Volunteer lidatuty, .rigged 4 ,he Lod Lliertenttat the County 4.1 Lanark: Capt. 13441 Ronald to be yeutenant-Colonel, vice Graham, promoted. Dated J al) 6, iSu7. Captain 'ttobi:rt Waal el to be Nlajor, vitie Campbell, re , igned. : Dated as above. I.ietitcnatit Olin Muir to be Captain, vice Ronald, pro ititivd. Dated as ai)ov:.: Lieutenant lona Galloway to be ditki, vtcc lila...Wel, promoted. Dated aboVe; t;tl - Lyon, to be Lie.itenant, vice ililtur. Dated as ' ' above. I , .nsign Robert !loud to be ditto, rice Galloway. Dated as above, B4i\WRUPTC:I4W A'NLARGED. a er v aSHail; pr-130%5i street, Covent-G A rdeu, Middlesex, liquor-inerclmt, from August i to 27, at ten,' at Guild -1141.: Etiwat . d Main, of St. Swithin'i.lane, London., merchant, troui tigtig Sto ;1, at ten, at 'Ginitthall. BANKRUPTS: • Henry Butcher, ot saltier, to surrender August 8, t;, and Sept, (2, at twelve, at Gin!thrall, 'Loudon. A ttornies, Messrs. Barry and James, Walbrook, • Thomas Ward, late tit Oxtord...marketi Middlesex, tallow. chandler, A LIAliSi at'clel4n, .r/I, awl Sept. la, at tell, at' guildhall. A tunnies, Messrs, Fletelter arid Wright, llyde street, Bloomsbury, I)avenpat, . now or latebrMarsden, A Imondbury, Yorksliire,itmkeper, August 2s, 21; 'anti Sept. 12, at cle. • yen, at the Rairittrews Anus Ina, 11 tiderstield, York. shirz. Attornies, Mr, I)t,lph, Satl=ll4:,WOrth ; or Mr. limp: ' CI) London. • Clunks Nelson, now or late ot Brixton; Surrey, coal. Incr. , chant, Atigust 4, 22, and Sept.'.l2, at one, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. fatties, Gray's.lutt-pl G'ray's. I rm. Benson Lund, of Sontrorth,' near Knareshorough, ' ' liak.dresser, Amost ri, 'l2, and Sept. 12, at at •tll Geolge Kingston - tipon- 1111. 'A tt4rlll6,'Nltmsr. 1-11,1011$ '411(1 1.. F rost; r.ings ton- (few): Hull . 4 et s.;l 5, lt, n osser itnd Sob, Itartlctt'S:buihtings, llolhorn London. lohii Watkins ' nt Settleo:ites' rope-maker,.August t, la, and Sour. 12, at aeyell, at the George Inn, Kttlg• Stono2ll9ll-llnit. Att,,rnieS, MesSrs. Tnornas- anti Frost, Kingston-upon-11011 ; or Alestirs, itusser and Son, • Barliett's'-huildia, , ,s, lolhafii, London:. • . MC! tilt Carta, 110 W or late linen>draper, August r.l, at tour, 15, and 18, at:eleven, atithe.Ship Wilvature. . • • Thomas Mordue, of Neweastic:upon.Tyne, linen-draper, !August 17, aitti,.Sept, 12,'at ,rleven, at the Turk's tie4l, l' , lweastle-tiponryne. A mimic., Messts. Feu. NewCaatle-upon.Tylle ; or Alt: Meggistm, ' Garden. • • Samuel “ear, ot Ktitgaton.upon.Hittl, cahinet.maKer, Aug. I,• 124-anti' Sent, 12, at eleven, at the George ;no, Kilogt, : Attoruies, Mr. Ellis, (..;urbtior•strect, London ; or Mr . Kingston-upon-Hull, Georfe Castle, of Soulcoatesi Yor}:shire, builder, August 7, 3, and Sl:pt, thet;eorge Buff, kingston- .• ttpon..Fiull. A ttornics, Mr. L I lis,Cursitur.Strect, Loudon; •ot :1!r.: Gallant!, • DIPIDEN 13 S August at, William Evil!, of Bath, upholder, at eleven, at. - the ' Argyle Collie-house, Bath. • August 24. lolth Atkinson, of Dirmingliam, irontnonger„, at twelve, at the Swan - Inn, • , August 28, Samuel kturrotAs P off -Pendleto n , Lancashire, .dyer, at three,' ar Ile 11,oyal ()ak,. Manchester, . . August 21) tonal I and Withal(( thin.sou, of Pit - ruing. Inien.dri,pers, at eleven, at the Snakspeare Tavern, August 27, Thomas Woott, of Ross, lierefordshire, ;wool stapler, at eleven, at the King's Head Jun, R. ,, ss. ' Dee. 2. Willi:int >ix;11:11 drat IJ;per Aikution the younger, • of Alderniannur), Lonclert, merchants, at twelve; at C; nO4- . Sept, r 9. James Clegg, of (.: 611 in-street, Sliadwell, Nliii iesex, at eleVeti, at • ' Sept. 19. Mattesv•Strotner, or •-Tokenlunise.yard; I,:nuton, Blackwell -11411:4.w.t0r and wareituutteirtittl, at eleven, at • ' Augudt 18. William Stone, formerly ot !Ugh-street, South. watt, but late of Norwood,' Surrey, hop , ineronatit, at etc. Vet(, at (.;tnn.lliAli, I.olldon, A ti„;nit 26, W,11i410 Cantrell, late or littrton.upon•Trent, drui;gist`, - at ten, 'at the White Hart liin, Durton.upon.Twur - Sept. I, tt , illi;,to Ilarnabas Lambert, Or Manchester, grocer, at eleven, at tile lirlitgewater Arius, Mancltesl4. August George ALcougit, of GerVauX, Last Whitton, Vorkshtre, Woulstaplea, at eleVen, at the Star and.ijafter Inn, Leeds., , August 2.1 Charles Leonard, of Westbromwicit, Statibrd.. shire. „ iruit.tnataor, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, 'Dir. Angus; 24, 'Thomas Buxton and Thomas Bentley Buxton, ot Leh ester, batikeni, at tour, at tin; 11lue hell litu , Lei. I,'E 1(1 IF I t"..' E AtlgMt 22. Matthew ‘%'illiairt Flagstone, late of Charles. iareet, Nluldivsex, linew•cllapvr. Smuuta tVtttter,.of Latvrenev:Td'untney-iane, London, iner. Richard 11lason, Iteliniuulsey-sttevt, Southwark, .S orrey,tiyer. ,C hairs (~; rut Wit; of L wrcili:C= Vouritney-lauti, chant )ohh , ‘•otve, - hatc of Castie.strect, Talcon-square, London, ni,rdiaot. • join It utoiotion, itf I`44wcast , ke.upou 7, Tyne . , grocer. IVIRI NiiltAlll.l ) 4 .- Dower and barrow, of Killi:hester, ynanu ucturir4. unit I)avni Niant 'Chapman, of Eastbourne, Sosson, broVos, Lob-ert and 1(.d40 haiusckn„ ot Italifax, ,V,ptk„ cotton L'ard. 1114Letf, . ~~~ LONDON : Primed b' At 114 Svo-Oru Kollert (-ANC, rtn A Met 113e1 CaStie, lu. b„ mit:- • T otnas -;a s t l e , and Rit;tiard Ltliae.n t ot.l3.ristul, - tleahars arLiaities. Ceore'latikson, of Townharn-coitit,roait, kV I I inn' Best, jiatt find 11,1111,E 11 II Mike ? glue.:Uhmuladurers. John Lzekiel liaslzell, of EnYerpOol, grocers, Thomas Vinn and Cli..iries tetidtaw, of City of London,' agents. joiieph Cote'and Nlunday ltayiihatn, of Lotnan's pond, Si , utnwark, colonr-Piannfacttire.rs. George Whcarley and Henry Alderson, of Suodeflarni, xtrdpers. • Richard and Thomas ,Pool 4 of Preston, Lancaster, corn dealers, . • Benjamin jun. Walter Ritkett and William Dirkett, of Nottingham, lace.manufaeturers. Richard and lolin Field, of Long-acre, hatters. ' Ralph Dirchinall, Charles Circyne, and Samuel Bradford . , of ‘Vatling-street ► btaize-faetors. Ftlward'a»tl John Faulding, of Gainsburgh, Lincoln, wt. tars. folut Champion, George Hatch 'ankh], and Robert-Filling. ham, of Krneers. • Samuel Fletcher, Samuel Sliarratt, 1110ses Taylor, of C:olumanistree t, sadlers, iron. inongt•rs) -t On Monday last an ea of suicide, attended with circumstances of a very affeeting, nature, was com mitted on. board t' e Thames Smack, Capt. Be LLI N - OA LI, at sea, while on her'veyagefrom Leith ioeleen .4oe. This Vessel : had si great many passengers, and among the rest one .Gentleman, of Very respectable appearance, •whose, behaviour, and unfortunate 'state: of mind; ett reeled the notice' of every one on boerd.'• He appeared extremely ,dejeCled, atid paid le:nr rw at ten tit)ll to, any one around, him. The passengers' were, however, under no apprehension of the dread- , fill catastrophe which was-about to take place. On' Monday, all. the peOple: were on deck, except ono person, who remained in the cabin with the Gentle man in eoestion. The 'letter pulled out his ware:4 and 21. in money, and without any preface addressed,. the other 'person its these words—" Young tnau; have you not eionie small debts you would wish to pay ?! The other reieied i 0 the negative;.iota which lie" was again urged to accept of the money, the •' Gentleman Sayitig, " You may as• well take it.: •it will be better in yotinpossession than at the bottom of' the sea."—The young man inudediatelee went on. (leek to cininunicate.his suspicions of the mdse., innate Gentlemau's , intention ; but before any pre cautioni .could be taken, he bad thrown himself (ruin the cabin window into the sea.' , The boat was immediately hoisted out, but, as if aware that malt ,would be the`ease, he had previously cut his throat; arid when the boat reached Mir, and had iaken him ou beard,' the people :saw that their efferts were too lase The body bled very profusely when in the . boat. A dogunobserVed diankea considerable (Duality. of the blood, and two., day's after ,exhipited evident symptoms of approachiog hydrophobia. He was mediately thrown oVerboarde To return to the un fortunate subjea of this :paragraph, • the shock oc e • casioned by hiselreadful exit,'esne the sailors as well as the passengers, it h hardly possible to de scribe.. • The Captain, from his wish to.' afford his friends, who reside in .London, the opportunjey of - interring the body in a way consolatory to their Own t fee li ngs, kept it 'on board, till the- unexpeaed. tedi exisnes§ of •tud.voyage, and the extreine heat or the 'weather, obliged Aurn.to cause it to be thrown into .the sea.' This wes • also done .partly to satisfy the prejOdiees.o; the Sailors, who declared that, while the,body remained on board, they could not cheer !. fully do their duty. ,HOB. er- MunoutrAt the late Assizes for ..elor folk, Martha A4len was found guilty of merdering her husband.. , The :following, among other stances, came out in' evidence the Sawn* night theirisoner, her husband, and their little tiy, were left. about twelve o'clock at his.house. About three the next morning she was seen, .walking aktig ! • the road, by three personse. to whom she said her husbandhad been out drinking, had come hone?, and gone away again, end that site feared , he was ti ete. deted or •drowned. •leyoutirwonean named MAr'y Orfice, who had been very intimate with the /risen- • er, „said the prisonerealled 'upon her on tire Sunday morning, at six oclock,*told.lierehe - bed 'murderedher • husband,' t oo k her to the house, where, in the bed-room, the 7girl saw ' Alden dying dead, with a wound in the forehead e his skull split, the ebeek and jew bone broke, and the head nearly Severed 'reit the body.: • EverY part of the room, se,b6ot.,• &T. were sprinkled with blood. The girl arid the, prisoner put the'body into a sack, and buried it in a hole in the :garden:. The same night the piesoner opened theztave,end they both dragged the body "a considerable way along the road, and threw it out of the sack into fi clay plte On the .two folloWing days the witness assieted the prisoner to clean the'house. Some time after the holy was found. - She ioldehe i t whole affair to her father,' but denied' it before the Coront!r. All the artiches snarled. With the blQoa bf ,the deceaseeivere produeed in Court. The prisou er bad nothing to say.' Nobody spoke for ber ; and; after full investigation, slid was fouud Gui/te.-- e The Judge, in an awful and Impressive manner, paeied sentence 00 her. A` Gentleman, yesterday seinnight, returning to town from WattOrd, on horseback; was 'stopped,in one of the lanes'betvcen Edgware and Hendon, - ,ilia robbed by tt single:highwayman, armed with pistols, who teak front ;him his witch, and , about titteen shillings, and rode off. On "Wednesday a pace; was left for the party robbed, at his place of abitdt , ;.cer.; raining his watch and a pound note, with this Writti in a female hand;--" 'I restore your property, as 111;4 don'r want it.----Fare An m off s t'r.-- 7 A.t the close of the'ruerttork rthle hattleof 'Friedland, it is well knotivti, that - tiot , withstanding the iFrentib gained the vielciry'rietsrNto saw. Ixtd `60,600 ;Merl' itt .reserve; tilt 'ill tbi: - gilifid ClitWilgit at CUpper'S Hall, there are to0,0001:-on the side - of Vortune, which are all capital pi.ites,. , Find where every spirited adventurer has an opportunitY , of: sharing, ii he makes haste to the beitd - quarters'of General CAliTEti,; No. s, Charing Cross.---Thehe day of actinn 14 'thursday, when a Thiriy 77tuuswii4 Poulider will be clisclu'ired, at exaculy Otte o'clOCV,,: by special order. So ins inentous is the "issue that awaits ne%t . Thursday's drgwing of the Lottery and so great t iii. interest which4lepends Ott - the first , drawn,Nntrib,r, that the politeness of the CominissiOners in Chked ingio n'request; that the, drawing:- may tint eont mettce until saw o'clock in the afternoon., ,moil he highlygratifying to the Public. Alf.the greitkr Ca pitals heing''sta in the 'Wheel, the 4 anxitly]'bf tid venturers in general to witness Sc)' impottihitiiil L ebe may be easily coneoivedi • and, of course, will be Mere than ttadly thiouged, as tlWhoiit; ate pounced is so comenient for attendance. , rr ' s , Z,cEl4'c . • LAMBERTON RACES, • • turseet, Tbe Hunters' Sweepst,ikes of 'sgs each, p. p. T t ivqll , lile . , • Heals . , - iist. each, rode by ticittletnen: Mr..Smith.'s it. in. 1 Air. laine'f h, h. Col. Renton's ch. g. - - - ilr 'lbis race was keenly contested, and Abided g,4'hi spOrt.. Same Day, sal. for 3 and 4 yr olds--3 yr olds carrying ist4lb. 4 vr oltb, Bst. ?lb. Tvi,',) Mile Heats, ur on c e roun d t i le C .00r,, to a brat. alloyed slb. Mr, ink's b. t . . - . Storcy's b. f. Weatherley's b. c. x 2 3 - - 3.2 _ Won easy. twosoAy. Fifty Pounds frit all , Ages, 4yr 01(1s ; 7st. $11). k yr °lds, Bst. 31n. ; 6yr bids,' &it. i ilb. and aged, yst.• Heats, VOW' each, or twice rouncl , the,Cuurse`to a Lica. M c Streamer —1, t tituley's b. h. Cranilington• • - - - 2 2 This Race was Clos: run, and'atforcled excellent sport. KNUTSFORD..itACES, • , • • WRIINItSunY, juty 29. A Sweepstakes of togs. eacei. (Joe tl. at pf three times' toundtne Course. • , Air. Clifton's b ru. losephina, O yrS' old .t Sir W. W. Wynne's b. c. by Meteor, 4 yrs'old i 1). or h. Sunderlind, ny • Star, 5 yrs - 3' ;.)14,11 nudist): c. Gustavus, t?) beniu k ,bdrotigh;,3 yes old 4 Four Subset - 11)as have not named. Same Day; a.Sithscription of 5,5. each, with lags. Sir W. Wynne's h. 1. l'it'llemoiselle )rs old I 2 2 Ld Wyjton's br by .lohn,Bull, 3 yrs 91d . '2 3 dr Mr. ,H atchinson's ch. c. Harmless, .4 yrs old • Same Day, two liandicap, Matches to be run between the first Rod seeOnd heat fur s tile 'Plate, jogs. each iviatell;— , Two Ales each. - Mr. Brooke's Comedy, 6st, 61b. Mr, I'ric.:!s Farce, 7st. t2ID. Alt. Asiley's Newton, Sst 71h. Sir W. Gerrard's .Constatitia, jsi. 61b. THURSDAY. S,lN.ty Pounds torah Ages... Four Mile Heats. Mr. Clifton's b. m. losephina, &Ifs old - . t 1 Sir %V, W)linv's b. 11. lientupen, +yrs old ' 2 2 2 e I.II.ANDFORD RACES—(Cowrstru;o. • WEDNESDAY, JULY 29.. . The Nit:tubers' Plate et col. Ftir,ll•lile Heats. Mr. NI miles br. It. %Vitt:hi:raft, by Sir Peter, 6 yrs old 2 Sir I. lia wkins's ch. tn. , Laura, ,ared'l z • Mr. Wit kin's b, in. kVriu'i, 5 yea old • 3 dis. Same Day, 'the Sweepstakes of sgs. l eaeli, 12t. Four MiW Stibscnberq. • ' • Mr. ltadcliA's.b. tn. Cora, bythe,Woburn Arabian 2.1 Mr. Farquitartion's b. g.. eroaigato _ t .2 2 • Mr. ileachi'b: li. Dust 0 I by Grog, beat Mr. it. Wil lett's ch, in. Laura, ryst. ilb. each. Two mile Ileitis, rags. A ,LAuNcn.—One of the most complete, little ,things will belaunched this dity, that has-been turn ed of the stocks, for many years,. intend - 6d for .NO blemen,.Gentletnett, and the public at large, entirely .for their. use and tileainre ; the name .to be given inn - . is Atr4du; Alexi: . are many more from 'the smile: stock. ~ May be viewed, and on sale at PAcwwoon'4 Dock-yard, No. lei, Gracechurefktreet,. London ; she is built in ,the form of a Razor-strop, a new. expetiment to give a razor a sharp keen edge, t . 9: shave with pleasure, price ill. , 12s. 6d.. to . '5l. ts, -Ingenuity has bean at work to meet the public eye ; to conceive the mature' of their use is to See them; Noblemen, Gentlemen, &e. that will Ittinour. Mr. PActtwoon with a call . tit the above Dockyard, the only,place al sale, to sicw the article, will tie esteemed ,a favour. Also on sale, a farge assortment .of . his celebrated. Razor-strops, to reniove "notches Tom .Razors, Penknives, &c. patronised by a getter cips public onwards of twelve years, priee.. lid. f,s. and 10s. Lid. each, with a composition, per hex 24. Gd. to repair them, &c. Sold by the abpve Mr. l'Acxwoon, and by hii agents in different parts of L 'urope. : . Though the .postponement, until One . o'clock on Thorsday next, of the 4'th.day's drawing of the,pre ient Lottery, seems tillleti intended :for giving the votaries of' Fortuiib's Wheel in' the country 'ail' ci ~. portunity Of adventuring tin. the 30,0001: Prize to t it F first drawn number on that day, as well as for all t le' oth'r gre at .Capitals:which are still forthcoming,.. ft is much to be doubted, from the few Tickets and Shares now remainingin the Lottery market, if the demand oan be-snpplied. At any rate, adventurers mist be very expeditious . it' t ilk! ) , hope to obtain o ance , s i ll ii Wheel of. sot:ll:unprecedented opu ltmce. , h R if/s. On Thuml.4y last, at Sloiitleld, Perks, the Lady of 13. ?1 Al. P. of a batigh tcr, survive.' r id" , a short tiny. . ' 01 1 ‘Vc( II "'W 4 Y tt, 2 4t II ult. at Dongah r oort Park she Lady of the ilutt.'and Cliarlea ut a Soo. Itl4lt On 'Tuesday tte • R iii ß in. l) ll . l 1t Evre, Esq. of Sjief. field, 10 4fighter Of the. late An thony Wright, gsq. On Tflaratiay lifsr, at St. GeorFe's Church, • Liverpool,, Italto Frchgre, Esti. Lawitstio wi t .2ueert'S , rOatirl,' youngest profi le r 91" Lor.t. Aslito‘r ne "any; eldest. claugfitr of late I)r,. J3llles Currie, of Liverpool. "The iitheitay,'at In Ittn ksltire, the pint" j3eq, CI cliietetey,}', ..t6 Mies Pottinger, datight,'- of the R. 11‘' at Pot tingt..r. fit Colllptcnt. „ • ' riday the Lltii nit. at. St, George's C reit, lannver square, Atr. John' Woodward, to Miss 'Sahli h. tinder, of lierkeley.,street; Portniun-square; ''''• • Saturday morning, at St. latnes's •(h!-Inch,Thornas A limp, • ELti. of th e T o wct, to Miss lipttesyvortii,. ci sq arer. " /rite someday. at St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Henry Rooke; Esq. Dr ltpn,4pirc, to Aiiss Nittlefold, Stvoney MAD. - • , On Wednesday last, at his ty,tise at Lholsey, Becks, in the oth year Or litsage, W. Minatioll, Esq. 4•Asfon Clinton, ,Itults. t Oli Thursday, at A )4ioll, ,TWar, King4bridgc, the Lady . , cif Abolain Hilwk,s, vu i , - .•' • - - .- • - ~ .Tile Wil; (10Y, at hltrseat at HackwoOd Park, in the 6 tst year of his aw, the Right llon. Thonias Lord - Bolton, Lord Liuutenantsani Custos Rotuloruin ot . t4e.County of South. airlift/is, and Covernor'''aitd"'Viee-Adritital. eft •the Lie f Wight. ' . ' - - "• - ' On Thursday last, in the 513th year of his age, Alt. lnse 1 s l De Baits: of Gerr.,rtt-Ltrset, lanvorter cd:k. p:,igll li9tAis, 1 • Ori.lEVlday,. at his. hiatnice irtltliiifield, Tlioulas 'Robbins, ESc khe saute day, at Donh r ain • in the tjth }} ear of his age, 'Fredrick, youn6e.A sou ut. John Dieintnoli , Esq. 13aitkvr,, Citatilig , Lcros. ••• ' • • ' . ' ' ' Yeattelay, ttt.tloctdesdon, Ilerttordshire, Iver. M , Niillatt, Esq °lnt:manlier the Oen. F.:an-111(114 .Cutopany's Shy Littely, at Cherry Orchard, - Charlton, Kent, Miss Marta Pen veal, is tik tlith youngost daughter u s Mr. tun,' if ival , of that place , amtlitte of N4v Loft den' ;meet, McrLhalit, tawiday•the tacit ult. at Edinburgh, the Rev. iarnics Struthers, 1).11: (!t"1 - 11urscley tilt! 23 I ult. auth.)ertly, at his hottsc.in T`litr c tint(.(v.n 6 Witlidtp`Uol(ling, Esq. in the 40th. year of i „„. l•wtay pst ita At insgac, Miss 1 1 / 4 Uit"itiNt3 seColid Li4i;giltet Of 411 1 1,d % ,4 1 # E of Mad:heath, J' Ksc . rtßxn 1141itit /4, 01N% 4,N,trthtt.e 4 lot, flow-lifted; and pithlistied by; WI ILI Am ARM I C., it ps, f)t Stalth lcu I,Np, i z 4, Strand; Where AdVerii,CeineneS, Oravrf 1 . 41 t. far the (pusi-puld), nft. t00L2,.1u4v Actri'ved —the Amity ; Pratt, and Edward, COUSells, from Craee,-Etartlett, for Teignmouth. 91.yrnotrrqlv,',tul„y 30. Arrived—the Little Aft hur, - , Wlicher, from, C 9-efnseY CieMent,:fran .- Sailed—theSeuckly, Falk, ail& Mari a , Ptif ea e, 1.ULL,:1114.1r, 38. Arrived ! --the Ocean, Foster, and Harmony, BaleSe' (rPrn Tomiugen; and Aurora, Sadler, from Greenland, rull. wqr.L, JULY 19. Arrived-tile Perszierance; Hunter, ~with .and S',ndlerovith 9.tish, trotn Greenland; Three .ters, from ilambrurgh ; Friends, frimi East itice ; and nine sail of Transports. 30. A'rrived --the Manly; from Greenland, a full Ship ; .Napcy,4ntl eFglO, troni bctd.sen anti,a Arts c,4ct from the Battle is the Humber. GRAY ISEND, LT 30. Passed by—the Dundee, Wallace, from Grieriland - i bernia, Bear, and Vrow Harirmnia, —,. from Nlcinel. • tuf ; y.ii. Passod by —tbe New tiope. Story, and Wipe, Younger, from ; 1 ;ill,. Vaiigliap, from ,Sr. Domingo ; tinge, Ciusar, Ilernes, 'froth' Noe. way. • ' ~: RRICE 0 ~dank Stack, per Cent-93 Ai 5 per Cent. 1797, 1 risti s per Coat. 4 iier Cmt. hi , 3 1 4 et Criit Red. (34 3 per Cent Con 6s Rank, 1.. Ann 17 13.11iths Ditto Sliort.Aon. sTOCCS II A I' U RD. Y. India Stock, India Bonds, 3s 4s. pr. South Sea Stock,. New Ann. • - Exchequer hills, ES. 3s. pr. Owniuni, **(Lis. Imperial 3 per Cent. Ot Ditto Ann. 7 9.1601 i t;cns. for 26th Aug. 61 ,}- HICII WATER AT LON(MN BRIDGE TO-MOR. 11 , 19;ning. 24 min., 4lter,2. Attmincon, p min. after ~-~ A - B - ..Es pogs.A.T.,i,,pr,s,tlie-,C r onsun w tioli eijent to Young Persons of Safifiricnis Dispositions, is sb little tteat4.l of by. the ancient 'Practitioners of Nitslicine. as is through the delicacy of modern .Pllysicians, that an" adequate idea of it cannot he .colleded from their writings, t is necessary then to say,, that the first 'symp ttn fis of the ;Taber Dorsalis are easily disCeined by involuntary hOdurnal. tetnishitans; ,pains.int tie back, as well .as :often in the . head . ; ''.tl.irinication of the spine ; aching . pants ; asict vvelkniss or . sight . ; tlefed of t.itemory...by, au extFeintl rh:jeitiOn of the mental faculties ; and contirvnt :to', these sof ta-scretia . ; Meagre 'visage ; C ilciated busy ; irregular asthmatic scosa tionsl which, pre.c...cilin4..asyndronti: •likdiciircomplamti. ultimately close the tzital catastrophe. etlicao of tlt4 ,CORPIA to list LAI pt GI I. AD is. daily clentOnstratil, nt efaditaling the Worst arid most dangerous symptoms of Nous ,Uisdititers; and ni3lhing.has tended. SO siti Ali to cstablii:h the. fame of this Medicine, as its„ certain success in those complaints, which strike their roots so deep in the Consl,itit. vid are so fatal-to the happiness of Mankind. ' he 'Cordial I?aleiiutt.ile.ul is•earnestly recont:nencled all h tbouring . urider %Mose Cruel ,m,il„4lies, which breik tut in it vitiiiitytilsymproilij, and tot SalubriuttS Cordial i$ a kaf . e.arid 4:ect.tin remedy.; cornfolting the stomach and bowels, bracing the torte ;0 the wholly nervous system. • Dr, SOLOMON'; praeliceis now become so great and extensive, ail his constant engagements require a consider« able portion 01 his time • and attendance, he expects, wheat consulted, ;he usual Cemplifinent of a GUilliNt.; but list iv - ten cases, or letieii of advice, and .unaccompanicd with ill* order for Medicine ants remittance, to be atisWered at his lei sui-e„ are reqiiired to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Sot:A let ters ibbuld, for -safety,. he thus reeted,: l4 Momyoiettgr, . Dr. Solortten, Gilead Hobse, near I.iverpool ; paid klqu.Me Letiets may be ordered to be aildrewd for X. Z. at'the lost-Olflce, till called for; Savliag of Nine Shillittp,s in 'fiv6 Gmineas. GiiLead . iii sold in,hottles, price ha . 1 173" guinea tick; there are ;bottlers, price 3,t s . co ntaning equal to four bottles at los, fld, by whicli the Patient Ou's inehiding also thidtity ;:,the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and .addres, !! Samuel Solomon,. I.lvcr• to imitate which is felony: N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of fell litters, whatever, must be, paid. ' ' Thqcordial Hahn of Gilexl. Anti-11npet;gitics, amt Altitti. , vitt fLotion, and .0 uide to flealth,' are . - :, . ; Sold 'by Mrs. Mathews, No. .01, Strand, - 1-ondon I , lin 'Sliiith, Perfumer, No. 35,: and Mr. Raeburn, North. lltidgft .Mr. fluter and Mr. Scott,'South-llrldoi Mr. Vaitidion a dd lltisband, Elder and Co. Edinklurgh; AI r. , ilaxter, (; lasso , ' . •W; - Caniertai, Greenock CO:Browning, Paiiley ; 11. Craw- ford, Kilmarnock; W. Y,oupg, Irvine ; A. Kirsytb, and P. tVhitesitie, Ayr; W. .Crivvtord, Cirvan ;. I. Carson, .11. 0 " 1 " ;Distml is ; T. MlMillan, Kirktudbright ; T. MiCiedie, Kirk. '4ldy ; 1. Myth, Leven; j. Dempster, t.:11p31; A11an,... ... t!C; i'. Cr.tigie, Morstrnse ; I. Mitchell, and 1.. Anderson' Abadeen ; 9r. White, !land';. M'lntosh, Inverness+ .1 . ; M 'Kenzie. Stornaway ; P. Taylor, ,Stranraer; olsnsoll'a!' Make Jcirth ; W.Anderson, Sterling; Cole and c id; - 1; et;4o rider,'Alri lAniferailine ; %Whim, Dunbar ; Minuet, Ar broads i: • Dieks9n, Inglis, pitlllaieS; ' Photson, 'nitwit:lt ; , Wektiii!,t,. Ain wick; Paterson;Arbutlanot, and Jamieson, Et; terhead; A. N 1 ,D9nald, Trongate, Glasgow ; and by in , —, oimufartrs add vtintetp of Witont Midicines in the Unis9,' Kingdom. . . . To TimmAs TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, • Ng. g, New 144 1 / 4 e-street, Landoll!, T CONSIDER it but an a& of justice dne merits of your I. E AK.E's PAT ENT' I'l l, LS, t?'‘, niunimit to you the•FOilowing Cure which has rOet:itig i ,, pettbrened by' them: —An Acalitaintatice ot wt"' ' I h r t breaking out of in old* 'Venereal Complaint (attetujet„,,' complication of disorders- arising therefronil, was rgd4o.- , • tni,, v 6, a -skeletoh and although he had the beAl . n r,: t i e lt t which could be obtained, and tried a variety nottiing cotild ti:! procured which s=li s eitto t s ie li his case, or to do Mtn any service : hi remained in duced and pitiable situation Siij. tWo years, unablo to sitrle tier i ii ;: is i l o il i n r: l o :e yi ;r t c: o l , :y i4l a ct b ri.l l 4v 7 il o lai.4 w r a ,: ; dita o r r y e t v i eLi t to w s t :1 61 1 " .. 1 hisl tip legs ;' fael'ilo one Whif tOty hiiri eye( i "pi ,ot :O., i ! 1 0:i theln. tie had not taken incire thq t ;t l V h cl el P l P ir l c:P e ;7l 4 fore be - found an alteration for the better: this encoutag .. .,, him to proceed, and by takings few boxes more he ro t "; his 4 1'1 , Plite.- and strength grailgoittY %clunk 3 P( I . ` i4 " W c tie4it anti stou t as anV matt ytiu are welcomv; Sir, t;, ieter any - . perioito nick's' a ernifirmatihn of the ab(l account it it stuatild be tintibicit ' I am, Sir, your ohixliegt httrAtileseryant, T HOS ... It l'reparexl and Sold by the'Sbre l'roprittor, !Imps. TAY LOit, Meinber "of the Royal Colltv utSurilc 4 " . Lohdon, at his Haute,. No, 9, New Britlite,street Where, 'after a• co nstaitt rc44denytor more. than Forty Y ga V: a practice . particularly ' feal-I.:olnrikirnts . , .and 41:o di se iT i 4 pc e i ii den t° fa t l ile t:= °lll ; aVntsil f; Generation in both t io t , : i i i )4 4 o lAbui sir whtcl Men of his nittssion shou,ld alwAys flatters hit - itself, the advice and asst mess ne gratutt;N e ly administers Tej:soxy.,,t4lang this Medicine, esttalha Ay a iliicoo*PotOko, as an .advantagt ser • rrt .t.i)lte ObtainetA and void : htni bfj; iti ty 4 of 1 "§ 6 A 41 ( 1, !)Y 44 - AppOintincift, for the convenitillt, those at a the, rcr4 - ntner's, Ntt. abn's-street, 'MAR; the Toysnop, No. 103 i, stirct ; Mr. thsboontitt's No. 7, I- i:;n-scrett•trait Ela . flax ter's South-bridge, Etliiiba ; r )rin?o,'#, gow t- Mr. Rua, IYanie-street, Diltd in;air. billipf,s4 / "r i iil verpooli Mr. Atkinsinl'i;,'Manchester ; and by 0 1 ; 1 , 1 ..,141',cTizry. considerable' Town, in Great ntitaltt and lc ;iid tr. Boxes or only 2s: qd. each, *sealed' up With ag e plain direttions, -Whereby p&Scnis • of 'erskter t , sex lialY tnentselyei wirfrease,lipeed;secreey, and 'safety. • N It. Arid (j-teat Britain is. Sealed ,r , istainp..dii which, by favour of the Conimi*filig lol ' , 'A I) rigidilo ,e 4 -* at 'ltte 'S j iarisp-oftfce,'" T. Taylor.; No L 9 l P‘..rr.. o no, tstre...t,".to imitate Wlticir it Felony, and alforhers,a.... _ tertei At:44 Grosvenot-sgtigC; aust be addrissed.