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Prum Mr LONDON GAZ /lug. 4, 1807. Whitehall, Aug. 4, I'oo7. The King hai been p105c,..-ti f 2 nrcselit- the nett,. E.lwar.l Christopher Dowdes‘Voil, 1),,m0r ▪ and liedor of Stanford Rivers, in the oiouty of Es sex, to the Retiory of Lang'ham, in - the said Cvntity of Essex, and Dioce..;e- of London, the same tieing void try the tratislation t :of I)**tot' 'Fisher, of Exeter, 'to the See of Sunshiny. The' , King kis ako heen pleased to'•preienttlie Rev. James l'rice, ivListtr of Arts, , to • the Itettory ot Magti.a; in the County of l iert;• ford, 'and bioceie void • by the (kith of the Ilev. William Fonneteati. Crouw.pyie, Aug. 4, iSo7. ass ~ses : xs nETULINP.9 Mruvr. 12:1 TIM rritsANT • rARLIAMENT. `Entongh of lid lestol- -The Right lion. Lord Do fierio and ,hot ot thot pert of the United Kingdtint veiled ire tin: room of Richard Iticlmrds. Esq. who, since his elcztlon tor the s4ift Borough, loath accepted t lie °Bice of Swward or Batlitrot his Majesty's Three ChiltLrn >.roke, Desborough, and Bonenhatn, in the. County of ILickingltum. Dorough of Appleby --Nicholds Wm Ridley Colborne, Esq, in the room ot Lord viscount 1 lowick, who . , since tits elahon for the said Borough, hath aLLepted the Ofike o f Nteward ot iiis Majesty's bl.otor of Lae w ttle County of !Maks. • /Par-Office, Aug. .. ISt?. Ist Regiment of Drignon Gw!lds, john IVebster, Esq. (Pate C:4ptmo in the KeAiment), to be Payittaster, vice :d thtio, Li&ntentnit.Colonol Lord George' Beresford, from the jtst l'oot, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice lie Bhtquiere, who exthanges. 3d airs,.. I ItigliCutrunings, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchitse, Go,ne oroinutett. 7111 Ditto, Th. Pownger, Gent. to be Cornet, without Ina cli ise. vte.• I)i.ipard, prOMOtc(l. ISt at:AlM:nit of ?ragootts,• Cornet Mwin Santlys to be Lieti purchase, vice I I ulton, promoted. id Ott t., klitj,or I . Ittgl is I aouilton to be I.4.utcmint. Colonel, by pthchase, vice Bothwell, who retires. Captain !bait: B. Clarke to be Major, vice liamilton. Liettt• licurAg lames to he Captain of a Troop, vice Clarke, Ent Re/ intent of.l..h;iit Dragoons, .nionws Price, Gent. to be colier, by ppreliase.vit:e,Anitre%vs, promoted. 44th I)itto, Cornet C.:A.h.ochbull to'be Ltemcit.ad, by pur. ch 4 si., Noe,: altlles, promoted. ljd . rliitto. !vim Marna, Gent. •to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Melvin, promoted. ,Ist Regiment ot Foot, Livia. iohn train the 7W Foot, to be ILlitvilant, vice Hv. clerson, who exchanges, Liangii John tront the 72d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Stevie nu exchanges. 7th Ditto Ensign the lion . I'. Burrell, from the ad West lnclia R i egilitriit, to bit Lieutenant, without 'purchase, vice Ormsby. appoint ,, i to in:- 4th Royal Veteran Battalion.. I)itto, mining, Gent. to bo • Ensign, by purchase, viec Tighe, .I;lp.iiiteii to the 3,1 Foot Guards. 14th Ditto. Cal,t4in Rouen trom the stli Foot, t o tae t:IF aaut of r Cm -11 1 14,1 Y. vice Reynolds, a:)poti i ted t u ino e, tat C4pvAtil N.H. ti 1, trust tile 70th loot, tr, be Captain of a Company, vice Nlarlden, who cliam.es. Ensign Win. James Rae, irorn the 3211 F . uctt, to be Lieutenant, wi,nout pittehaae, vice Wiikiiis, appointed to the 7th 001150 n wit Ditto, aptam Wm Gottnan Johnson, Itoro the Ist Garrison tO be Ciipt4iu ot a Company, vice Ram say, arpointed iu the 14th Foot. 38tH Ditto, Captain I), Lindsay, from the 96th Foot, to be Captain ora Company, vice Deane, Who exchange... pd Ditto, O'Reilly, Gent. to be Ensign, withoufpur ellittle. ViCe Rea, prOmoted iiii,lie . l4lll Foot. th Ditto, bient...i,pdrew Wilder to be Captain of a_Com pally, vice rarleton, deceased. Lieut. Alex. Straw, to be Captain of a Company, vice Peek, deceased. To he Lieutenants— Lieut.. Wm. Whitton, from the 7th Galilea) Battalion, vice IVilkinson, deceased. , Litaign Th. Evans. vice Wilder I:ll,sigh Freeinaii,-vite Shaw, 'lo be 1 nsikis Amos, Gent; Vice EV:1116. ••••••••• Liner. son, Gent. vice Freem in. WU Regiment of Foot, Charles Barnwell, Gent' to be En sign, without purchase. vice Lowly, promOted. sicl Ditto; jblin dinner,. Gent. to be Lnaign, without pur. ch.ise, vice Oaly„ promoted. s3th 1)3110, i-10p1L.41 Mate Wm. R. liurrowcs to be Assist. • ant Surgeon, vice Doyle, appointi.xl to the 115111 Foot. • Si)th Ditto, Odneatt Gordon, (,ent. to be hit,igti, Without plirchar,e, vice Bitlitey, superseded,"being absent • withuiit leave. y-th Ditto, Captain Henry Madden, from the Foot, • to bo Captain ol'a Company, vice Hall, whoexchanget. • . gist Ditto, Lieut.-Colonel .I,lon. Writ. De Blatiiiiere from the to Dragoon Guards, be Lieutenant-C(46nel , view • ' Lord George liereshOd, w hiseitchanges. rd Ditto, Lieut.• Reheat tlerideraun, from the Royals, to be . Lieutonant, vice who exchanges. Ensign W. Steele, frinn this Woials, to be Ensign, vice 14`Pliail, who exchanges. • liter 1)0i, Ensign Ed. Sinith to be Lientenantovithout pur- . chase, v;ce Etwarik, promoted in the Siciiian Regiment. Tioma. Li lc to be Ensign, without our theist, vitro Shaw, whose Appointment flatifn token pl2‘C. Thames H.' Itanitter Gent. to be Ensign, vice Smith. gjth Ditto, Hospital M.tte I. Ridgway., Gent. to be As. sic ant Surgeini, vice Rowe ' promoted in the 69'h Foot. 96th Ditto, Capt. A. Maw, Irwin the ilia' Foot, to be Cap. lain of a Company. rice Linitsay, wio exchanges. sd West India Reitiinsitt, Win. Fyler, Gait. to be Ensign, with an. purch Ise, vice I}orrell, promoted in the 7th Foot. ;titDitto, Piiitip Forster, tient: to bc'Eniign, without pur. chase, vice Ititelitrove t promoted. /th Ditto, Lieutenant Grant Coglitan, from the Foot, to be Licuteitant, without pun:ll4l>e, Vice lieseordal, who resigm. Est Gatrison lineation, Captain linnet Reynolds, train the 14111 Foot, to be Captain of a Cumpaoy,.vice Johnson, ap. pointed to the istli Foot. • 7th Ditto, Lieu,tertant laincs Wilkins, from the 14th Four, to he:Lieutenant, vice Wharton, appointed t the 35th , Foot. Neal Brunswick renciblea, POO Hunter Ccu' t to lie En. 0.• • sign, vice Carnsichiel,'proiricita. . STA V. Captain E. R. 1. Green, •ot.the Moth Foot, to be Deputy Quarter- Master... , .; ero otya prticular Service, with the :Rank of Major in the Arinx. . - • TQ be InspeLiiitg of Yeomanry and VOlllnteef Corps in NOrth 13ritain.„ with the Rank of Liutettaitt ' Coloriet in the Army while so empliiVexi , — • Colonel Charles,M`Mindo 4 llate, of :11 , 23iat Foot. .Liente nant-COltinel lames Robinson on liati-pay of the istlt Foot. M•ij.q lohn .on Half-pay of the 2,7 th Foot. Sir lames G, Baird, tats. 'late Lieutenant-Colonel o f the $O .Foot. George V4lleotler, Esq. late Lieutenant.: Colima oldie Kith: Corps. Robert I)ouglas, Eatt. Lieutenant-Colonel of the'sBth Foot. William Douglas, Lay. law Lieutenant-Colonel of the 85th Foot,' Andrew cidlon, :EN; I , 4te Major of tho id I.)r.igoons.. Colin Mae late Licetenant.Coloncl of the Itoyais.. lulus Murray', 'Esq. law Inspecting Field-O ffi cer In NOrtif lain. Innia Munro, Esq. late Lieutenant-Culotte! of life ioth Foot. Thomas Paterson, E.g. lato.Lieittenant-Co. ,1 the' zul. Light Dragoons, laincs Stewart, Esc, ,otiel o. late Licutenant-Colonel An the 041 I.oot. :;cat , lily• rate Majorot the 31l'Foot. lames Williamson, Esq. major or rite 70th toot, Mark Watt, Litt. latt: Major t)t the G7th Foot. • 'Tobc an Inveding Field-011icer of Few:lbles and Volum. tvers in the lsle of Mint, with the Rank of Lieutenarit.Co• load in tire Army whileld employeal— Lit:lnc:llam Governor Cornelius Smelt. , iIAR.RACK.S.: • " Witli:n Magnus HCIICICCSOII, F.sq. ^ tate Captain in the , 4r icncible 'Wintry, to by "Birrot,t4laittt!. in A.; tva Atitain,' vice atiekiiiii„ who resigns. Chath,iot Deck. Yord pa gn i eert , 1 - 11.ttitami Company ---1%; illiain- W,4lkins Soar, Emi; to he C . -4'o;ml of a Company, via Lloyd, appointed to l)eptforti. 1 , : 41411 William Spencer to ou Litotenan t, vice 41101, . tikargt: ft/Linger, Gera. to be Ensign, Vice SA. ,neto, Coinpany--lohn Williams, E6(4 to he Captain of 4 0411p.tity, VWu WOOIWich. !It Regilne;dof she Itvai,E2tt Ensign GllthrOli to he Liiqlteliatit, vice Abington, wlto reAgils iVillialtl Dawson Plumley', Gent. to be En. sign, vice ti unston. M EMOILIt N/at/he. The App9intinent Of Lieutelim . a James HOgg, tom the Sit h Foot, to hi Captain ()Cu Coettp4(t3 th the Bgtll loot, as stated hi the q.izette the tlitti Nov. last, has ii t , talieli place. Captain Hoes of the .4td Foot. mid Ensign Geor4o Clowes, of the tom Pout, are superseded, being ab• sent without leave. • • I e tA rem in the Gazette of the zgth ultimo . : • Rcgiiil.;iit of i•uut ttartis —for I lenry I' Iloy . ce to b: Lizutctiam, vwe Flepb4rn,:r.l3 Ensign II :nry 11,1) .cc: to be LicutsAuutt, by puiCiioe, vie= ilepuutn. 777" • • . • Mminithwir Vgle.ll9 , Lori taruleiramt lbe Caoftv of. I:sex. W,!stern,Baitation of Essex Militia—Ensign' Fred. l'oak"er to 64 Lieuiekiant, vice Shillito, ret4,ned. Dated July 6, 11137. l'roop of.Esvx. Yeomanry Cavalry—Corn ,:t John Grove . to be Lieutenant, vice Vaehell, resigned. I).iied trio) odd, Gent. to bo Corner, vice Grove, promoted, Dated as above. Comoti.tsigits i,, the Rtiyal Lancashire Militia, signed 4y the 1.91 d Idektolant . tat ISAttalion—Preston Fryer l!..,rice, Esq. to he Captain. l).itat !Lily 12, -1807. liunry liuttorwortn, Gent. to be Dateil Feb. t, tga7. Oliver Or neroti, Gent. • to bl,ditto ited M.tr, - .13 36, 1867. Starkey Flyde kinsoo„Gent. to be Ensign. , Dated July 14, 1867, iti liattalion • :Frederick Cooper Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated 29,'1337. 11'1111V.S11.1rp145, Gent. to b,;.. Ensign. I).ttc-d.tkpril 1807. LAW REPORT. COURT OF CHANCLRY, Auc. 4. EX•PARTR CROWE D IN THE MATTER. OF QUICK. We stated yesterday the publii: address of the wife of the Petitioner in this Court. • The Lady had then discussed. two of the heads of the argument on which she grounded her- application far the-restoration of tier husband to the (mice of Committee to the Luna tic. rite for Mer diviSions respetted the title of her husband to the e'states, as heir to the Lunatic, and the commitment of herself aud the Petitioner to the Fleet Prison, under, the process of contempt. 'The third seelion, which regarded there-appointment 'of Mr. Crowe to the trust reposed in • him 'until December last, was reserved for examination thiS rimming. Mrs. Crowe now entered into a review of the cone duCtuf Mr.'Jones, the joint Committee, and of Mr. Fellowes, of Hereford,. the: receiver, to the estates, under the nomination of. the Court. She. said, that no 'accotints had been rendered siece the 24th of August,. 1804 ; that Mr. Jones had endea yOured to screen the receiver-tinder-his misconduct ; and if the young maniac, in .whose ; cause she ap r peered, were at this time restored to reason, ine stead of finding his estates improved, and his for tune protected; he would- find that his property was abandoned, and that his.• buildi'ags were filling into precipitetejnin, Nothing was sufficient :to guard the property from future dilapidation and td titnete-destruetien but the re-establishmeet Or her husband in . the situation Of confidence -to which he had been appointed. :Tiettli and justice were on her side ; end, with the courage ,which these were cal culated toinspire, she appeared before his LOrdship. In the statement she had Made, she had avoided all embellishment and artifice:; hut she trusted that, in this unadorned narrative of feels, her peti tion would appear reasonable, 'and her condu& honourable. She hoped his Lordship %weld not buf fer the remainder of her Jaye ib be embittered, by permitting an order to stand on the records of the Court, which seemed to be wholly itteon;istent with the acknowledeed principleinf public. justice; an -I she indeleed the..foild expeetatiou that, by his Lordship's powerful iiiterlercnce, she should be al fave- l .o depot in peace, and under - impressions of revel& an 'gratitu le. ' be b %myth, llostieey'v'ery concisely stated the els. of etr, 'flees, for Whom he appeared. This het been appointed executor, by the r et the lun *tic, to property whiebeioneisted or e-etain I 'tided e , eates, and an amount vested in pub lic , eenrities. Sustaining sisal charader to the Nee or; he had woman) , been appoileed joint Committee; of the lunatic. 'But he was not . solicitt».is to rct..iii that situation ; he was, willing to resign it, on any intimation from Ii s Lordship to that purpose. Toe estate had been put to much unnecessary expence, by frivolous and improper applications here; frointhe Pe- titioner; and is such circumstances it was his duty (for interest ,he had nribe)• to .resist the prayer of the petition, Iu fad, it did not appear that there was any atQute necessity for any person to be in the station of Committee ;. mid if sixth'were his Lordship's opinion, both the Petitioner. and his Client Might be with propriety dismitsed. An ob jection lid i been made that Mr. Jones had sustained the double charader of Committee and legal adviser in the cause ; it would be right that his Lordship should be informed, that' this Gentleman had long since , declined aging. as -in _these • pros ceedings s The LORD CNANCELLOR said, that- 4 would be quite improper for him to grant th 6 prayer 'of this Petition. , He-had no more authority to dolt,than the Petitioner himself. The prayer was, that theXestVe lie port, of July 1796, be set aside, and that the Yeti s tiOnerl4 right to the property in qucitioti be k'stabs •lished under the senaion of the Cutlet. The,Chae cellor bad no more right to comply,with this request, than to make himself the owner of the estate. It was net with the instrieditite'vieW, to' ale interest's of per sons asserting themselves to be the-heirs-at-law, that such persons were 3umnanned into the Master'soffice; but the Court did it to set some guard over its own proceedings.' -The Lady seemed to Mistake what was doing-in equity. His Lordship's decree, that her husband was the heir-at-law, would be at no more use than a declaration to the same etfeet *in a Newspaper; nor would the proceedings in the Master's office at all prejudice the interests of the rightful heir. The next question respeeled the order of the loth of Decem ber, and it was sought that that order might be dis charged. If. Mrs..Crowe thought that she might write with .impunity, in pamphlets, vshat she might state here, where the utmost latitude was given for the ,purposes of justice, she was grokily taken; yet it was matter of concern; that her indiscretion in that resped should have condu‘ t ed herself and her husband to the Fleet ion. If . thn application had been made to him, which was referred to •Lord Erskine, he must have issuer) the, same order, and coMmitted the perties. A further prayer was, that the Petitioner might be nominated the sole Committee. His Noble•Predes -cessor-had discharged the Petitioner trt.m 4he office of joint Committee; and ii was now asked, that the sole confidence should,be reposed in him. This was a pretty-strong request. After some further observations, his- Lordship concluded with saying, ,that he would take the op portunity of conversing with Master Morris, and with Mr. Jones, and would endeevoir to make such arrangements as would be proper for this Gentle man's :estate.. • • Mrs.. Crowe said, she hoped that her husband might be appointed Receiver., The .Lonn CII4I4CELLOR replied, that he .would not authorise such a nomination .it was not the. heir, but the lunatic he was to look too,Pctition dismissed, with costs, SHIP NAIrS, HULL, AUGUST 3. Arriaed r tha Rachel-and Aim, Urawn, Courier. Maya, and fatth, ---,from Riga; ,Shenclilf, Fora ge'', amtWiltiaar,.--,.from Stockholm. GRAVPIENO, A,Utill4ST 3. . , Passed by—the Fanny, Cargill, from Op or t o . ; C ur l ew ,: Williams, from Riga; Robert and Sarah, Wilson, and Fria.' Spiliter, trout ToPningeit. Sailed— ths Atlas , Harris; •for Op - Orto Union, Hubbaek.: Success, Peirson, Elbe, Storla, Swan, Thompson, and Catharine, Lucas, tor Tannin ir,„ BIRTH. Ou the ;sth of January, at Macao. in China. the Lady ci Theophilua - John Mercile, 'Esq. °fa Daughter. DIED. Yesterday, at her house etr York street, the Right Hon. Sarah Baroness Waterpark, - relict of late Right Hon. Sit :Henry Cavendish, Bart. - On Sunday last, at his house at . Upper Tooting, Joseph Lucas, Esq. in the eth year of his age. On' Monday evening, lames Hutchinson. Esq. of Blooms hury.square, in the 83d year of his age. -The same day, Mr. William Wright, late of the City . Road, Finsbury. On Tuesday the zith ult. at her house at Clapham, Lady Tebbs. relief of Sir Benjamin Tebbs, Knt. On the 26th tat. ai Jitiburgli, alter an illness of two days, I. Bedford Turner; Esq. of Hinuarn Carr, Yorkshire; late Lieutenant in the sd West York Regiment. A Jew days ago. at Whitkirk. in her 78th year. - of *decay of nature, Mrs. Musgrave, relic of the late Mr. Eli Mus grave, of Hill-house Bank, Stair-mar - chant, and mother . of Mr. Benjamin Musgrav:, of Leeds, Surgeon. • • Lately, at Caldrieck, Mrs. Mary Scott, widow,• aged S 8 years. She was servant to Colonel Stanivix, in 'Carlisle; in the Rebellion 1745 ; had the Duke of Perth and one hundred soldiers quartered, and nut one servant but herself-in the Co. loners house. , . . PR ICI4. 0.5 YEST thnk Stock, :t3Li Navy { Em Ceilt 95 lit 5 per Cent. 1797, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 pet Cent. 84 f t i k i /MY Cent Con 1 itsollk 1.. Ann 17 13- tnths INtna Short, Ann.. .64NKKUPIS. Samuel Worthington, of Gana' : within Manchester, inn , keeper; Aug. 17, 18, and Scpt. 14, at eleven, at tit.- Bridge vater Atlns Inn , iklanenester. Attornies, Mr. lackson, Hare-court, Temple, London ; or Mr. Dicas, Stockport, (.;hushire. • lames of Warwick, grocer;. Ang. 17, 111, and Sept: is, at eleven, at the Black Swat), Warwick, Amu - Ines, Mews. Smart and 'ruin!' is, Staple's Lim, London; or Messrs. Tomes anti I Ny(6lll', WatIVICK. - • . Etl , v2r£4 ilow.ll, 01 Li ;erpool, cotton merchant, .August a, and Sept. 15, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attar icy, Mr. Gicito, G3rlick.lull. - Benjamin 114iidnintt, of Briston,Somersetsbire, lincn-draper, August t 7, IS, and Sept is, at eleven, at car: King's Arms Inn, Britton. Atrormes, Mi. Mu:neat, UisiOta-cuart, Woad street, Luiut9l) or Mr. Bruton. .01 VIDh NUS. Sept. it. Samuel Yat e s, of Wood-street, London, merchant, at t.velve, at G . inid.i4ll. August 2,5. tV,titaur Walker, of Chancery-lane, Middie;ex, dealer, at ten, at Cl4ildo.al. August z.. lolin Pow, ut si. Nichol is,Worcester, builder and Calinutcr, at cleveti v at . tite.Re:u Uecr Inn, strorc,Sser, Solar. ;h. Abel Ku:lra - 1%6,0t iPittont-streci • draper, .at twelve, at Guilanail. August 3£. Markham Nienuition, of 1 - inwtien, Yorkshire, grocer, at 0:V.:11, at the 1 1.4t1 . :1 , 1 , j0il 11.11, • Chi:lll.'llMA 4S. ' ' August ac. ccorge Platt, n.iw or late of Wcaky, in Saddle- Yorkshire chitin-I. Willl4 l ll COMO); ;ate ut Q,ucen•stree, Cheapside,' London, John l'assimali, tat Doncaster, Yorkshire, machine-maker:. Wntiain I£alkiscr now ut I ire ut derk..; .U,►i, near Seunergli, Yorkshire, c...attuil:.sibuiler. John Huutalc, ut Suutn - Snients, county of Durham, Iticliara Knight, of Bath, dealer. PAIRTNIIK.IIIIPS DIS.OLPIiD. Wni. Driver, ititlti ReSSICI, and 1. Driver, Leeds, cloth orv:.sas. . k. and It. SpencLi!y. Sh.tdwcll. coal,arrctiairts. 1. and it. tian,, , ,nr, T. Andrews and J, IS.itoy, uitiaset. sntre C. ii.lll, ben. and R. flail. Sutton in Astui.ta, Notting it .v.itcr and W • ‘V or Pall. Nl4ll canted' niers. I. Wood, hidckirities-road,.. and .1,, White, London-utilise. yarn, oroi;ers. 1. loonsoi. b 'A. lohnson, 11. Harrison, T. Boothltan. W. Kirkoy, G. Pei:l, and W. Wiiiimits.,Collo l 9 , ll. Cligster, coal-factors, so tar ak respezt.. C. I'eci, 1. Pe O. and W. E. tiarntield and K. Fords, ausley, Gloucestershire, clut liters. W. an , l S. W. Preston, Leeds, eloth-inercliants. J. and L. Simpson . , 800/ Churcti-y,ard, woonousemen. J. Tailis and C. Ciiatterion, Doncaster, hewn...drapers. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HAVERPO R DIV LS l' RACES. MONDAY, JUI.Y 27. The Plate of sot. fur ii,s4es utt...l ht South Walcs.—Foor ii. Mr. lconertk; b. in. El viri. by Pedlar, 4-yrs old t Mr. lowb's b. h. GrAutliound, by %VsnAtcy, 4•Yrg oh. -1 a dr Ld Cowdurt b. It. St. tiorrio, by Pastor, 4-yis old (tell) dig TULS I) A Y. The Maiden Plate or col. - Two Mile Heats. Mr. lones's b.. in. Liwk's ail, aged - - s f Col. Uriestockes en f: by Ni ontsu mar - - 2 dis Mr. Cook's U. in. Otfoins-pes, aged - - "'" 3dr Col. Coaby's b. c, by pastor, 3-yrs old (ran out) - dis A Sweepstakes of togs. eaciii tor Horses bred in SOutli Wales..-TWo Mile Heats. (Nine Subscribers). Mr. lemon's b. in. Elvira, by Pedlar, 4.yrs old .. / Mr tbnei'S b 11. G ram vuitild - - - 2 Ld Cawdor's b. b. St. Gowiii ! . 3 . - 2 tot on Grampound. wanessm. Forsol.—Two Mile Heats. Mr. tones's b. h. GranipoLints . - - ' 5 2 5 Mr. leinter's b. in. 1::1 vira .. - - - 2 Idr The Pl+reef pl. for all ages.--.Fuur Ile4ts, Mr. lenees br. rn. Luck's-all - . Mr. lcnner's b. in. - 2 2 OXFORD RACES (Continued): WIEDNESDAY, JULY 29. • The'litttaerS' Sweepstakes of togs each. 13 , Subscribers, rude by Gentlemen, lose four-nide heat. Mr. IL Price's Ch. g, Malmsbury, Drys old - •• . Air. Stratton's ch. g. by Aetive, syrs old .. - z Tho Noblemen and Gentlemen's Porse,of sot: the best of three two-tuilc heats. was won by Mr. I.4tlbteice's Corsican, 3yrs old • r Sr J. 14atte's gr. c. by Countryman, 3 yrs old - z 2 'Chi 501. Gift of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, fur all ages, was wvii•by , Lord iersey's hr. C. Ipswich, 3yrs Mt. li, Price's ch. g.by Cartiock, syt . old - 3 z Mr. Ladbroke's h. c. Podargus, yrs old - 2 3 Air; Faulkner's Duubtltil,aged - 4 " The Sweepstakes of togs eaclf did not fill. . . Many an industrious man experiences, that by active exertions a deal of 'work may be done in a alert tirno ; it is'equally trite' that a deal of wealth is often :speedily gained by spirited enterpriters. Short is the timo until one o'clock to-morrow after noon ; yet many an adventurer, by embracing it, May posseis numerous chances of becoming, before to-morrow evening, a rich and' independent man. Jt needs only to, consider the extraordinary state of the present Lottery Wheel to be convinced of the fad.- Vaccisf4TreN.—By the discovery of this invalu able preventive,*Dr. J eNNga will deserved y, obtain 30;0001.--rCARTuft, No. 8, Charing-cross, w ill in- Imre the samemagnifident Sum to the Citsti)vdrer of the first-drawn Ticket To-tnorrow—tie warrant-, it an infallible preventive against that worst of tlis...hol r—Poverfy. LONDON s Printed by it AR p A RA I .. or No. 4, martiett.eourt, ilow.street ; and published by WtLI A NI. Aam to tit SCRIPPS, of South Molmn. street, Grosvenor-square; At tb Svti.Opyicu No. tit, Strand; where Adverlistmosts, Orders for the Paper, I niers fot, the Editor, &c. ('osr.paid), must be addressed. STOCKS RDAY. !MIDI Stoo, 17$ 111(4 . 4 !tuna:, 4s. pr. Shutt; Stuek, Now Ann. xcnotino hills, p. is. pr.. I inperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 7 9,116t1151 Ctans. for 26E11 Aug. 6zi 61 ii!GR%V4TF.R:i,"[I,ON!)ON t.IRIDGE ROW. Morning, 42 min. after 3: t Afterran... : s9 mitt. aftcr'j. RLNOVATELS HEALTI-1. • TT has. beet) too frecry.-,titly . the subjea of just anot A getwq..ii s•.:11 inentlestittite oft he elotiencsai the medical art have o.fl,red• •thentselves ii C.11111:13tCi tat • pUbliC: pairona;::e in 1 ne . prof,tssio9ol' phys, c :. I - o r fl tt , at t4oiti,; In die rcsult tit Our' st tidies and ex pei to prevent us tram ti in 4 cfas3ed:a.rmil4 those caiptri,:s whoia impruitznt prettnisitalisliave, untUtinuattly for.sotaety• ti ea too ft vuurahly.receivel, we,bc,c leave to submit to to, liberal and etiligliOtisal a faithtof stateole:it of oar po:u:t., and :ie. ? qui to:nerds'. Attar having rec..:ived a regolar.tm than as the pupils. of _Messrs iirinded sod whois- UzZtutes and praztiee we C iycluilv attended-, as proiessor,l44 stirAeons of the Lund •!i .1 we e•itereßuaiseive; sof students in that justly Celefor ite.d scitotil fur mealkai ment, the Rural Culler of E and word histnl tad in the ditrercnt braiklics of anatomy, surgery, the the-JO aricl 'practice of physic, chemistry, ihulwitery, batanv, hy: those enunent • professors, Drs. Munro, GreAtity, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. • We trust we shall nut deetii:d presuutptunos in saying shit our prolicie.ncrani icquirenieuts ire it in..onsideraWc. Having tort long berica of yeatentade Venereal Complaints, and tile - vomits diseases • of Debility, the ',illicitly' n:)jectotaiiir studies and wadi:" it will, we hope, healloyi,u;l that we hay.c acquired superior ktioW ledge of their treatment and cure.. In anti 'reccrit Cases at infection a perfL:et re-establislunclit ' is co.upleted hit the short period nt two diys ;• and itl thosd of the ,utinost-iti4 . veteracy, where cattier prittirtnees Ii tvir failed at tiuuqess, paver perseverance in our planOt treatinzat ett)ures,.to thq patient a safe and radical cure. • - ; • Amidst we melancholy .v.ititty of disorders whith eire.as of a habit long and tnOst pcarsited youth of Wtii sexes, tiulre 'ore mute More alartit;:vor nwro, tiiitte-SSing Mall those deticiencies and debut t,es k v.14:11 q tient! y prevent or emhitwr t matrimonial ! re . To. F uel; pet sons_ it must he i CO:lSVl4titol to know tit .1 iney May 110 . 04 by a new and•rinfallibl , d in xi, of treatin••;it, rc.stor;:d to 144 . ! grettest at all humanble;sitv., stroo,;, t ous constitution. In MI.. cases .fl Irmo wits'd , o cause arising;, as well .:1 every specie,: oi . vereal ittle,;klant we may b.iconstiiNd by . Ortiteut' of either s'ex with rite est secrecy and honour: Hatt-ilkAtipstili4tii)ll at notric .ten to three, and Limn 6 ilk t L 71 ,4 t• Vittients in the c,unterrtireMtitieltet to s4l:te,ttlp,ploi-rr lars or their case, aV,e, ar:J &c• " 1 1. elating a remittance t-°r advice an d tnetlil7.o:a 1;1•• will hiegiven, or sent to any pa(i Tt cthat secrecy so esittpti.lt trk our t ilqfpf,4 l ' letters mily be added to the account CURIOS.: and Cu. S. r4en No. )n7. button-•orden, \l. sits. Currie and Co. •havc Lim:it:Ate , ;Inch Alit. ab ", prorchisors of Loce,.;:i and Edir.buigh,•ii,, the diligence, skill, 41141 funnatLit?, rrith p,,r! learned the ies MEd - Octil (luting the time at! tended their Leaures and i'ratice, • • , To 1"11.0M.-rS l'A 1,.()1<, 1159.. • *:- Nn. 9, •.New Bridge-Streat, "Loudon.. • Honnurett Sir, . • Editibur,th, ,March I t. T BEG leAvo to inform you, that ev..!r• thf , I year /7 „ ) ,,, h 3 v..!1, 7 e. 4 n w:C.I i.;2- I, , iesV4 l, t''' s t m ea t:tic w il l: c ich p , rn fr c O ri rn be,z i t is ty o!);i , t e foa ni te o r s y t o e t vt;r r ) e , ~ t ;: k. .c .rc .s t:l !tc /i. • hers, alai tindergotri,l st"!.e',-el . severe., courses 41' and t wim cli4ettittged fr,in. the I to..pit.ll, with ;It;;: ITjr r w ,.. u id A ppear to' .t ;it mese "inveterate spring of last ye.ir had get to sued} a :- nearly to,put a period to my existence-,-I ,:ad a 1., rge on the crown of my licati, one on each arm, and my 11 , • • were broke cut ins frightful mower ; :ny fully painful, and 16,1 be...n d in a !hart, of ulcer.tti , ll laSt seven yt.4.tts; trty 11;vt w rg e . ... ; ,;,,, on Ira- Wai very mil,;1: discol , lre4L pive me scca ing pain, pactic , rlarly when warin. in !wd;';',; pnve me or rest; this' lArttentkbl..: mended by V.r. j Tn.mtpsa,, ;N.:no .;:e3t, a care by them herel, to take r.; l -. 1 1 which- 1 beizatt to il••• on. the ?:',:th c f ;;, c , nitr qt a p,r ll ,; .; ht, I t eon R. reeeiv: ti than a itwitth, the ulcers on my hez i l ;01 ,1 art:}' soundly healed--stem after, sla t:4 otr skin, i s i l . ; o .i i ien ( a ll li In ti.; 4 1 .1 1 : 'U t o i"t r g e s t t i e ti v i iii tilc Median:, sithsitled.,; the ,nr.,,t•-:s tlisper.tfu, regaining its nal tirA lute, ante time going o:i. I trdzs-b.a::tutV,• - - by Veio.r ltiisr.ii aiiseo: 4 "',` : 47 -' perte<ed free fr,,in comolao"r e have recovered. in flmiter stints 4 ,0 come jc,lly and fat; in whichfry3lt triwittlis to Laic .astoitisitnOnt of ei,l who kn.rx lois in what tetins to express .inv ) 1 1 a . for the good of other soring, .onor: tils„ to r,1*,.;.: 1 ; / , case 4$ VUbliC as pt)ssittie, as 1 ..I on in so doing, , you will greatly .4)11,,,e, .;:r obedietit, very imitable servant, X Smian's Close, High-street, Witnesses to the JOHN THOMPSON, No. - 3, New . - ,,,iticv xt.trl , ,et 3 tif ! I OHN 111 4 114TO&H, Old Assembly-Close, i , .,tinburgii. • Prepared and Sold by the VrtP;4l , "..!, Timms s v Loa, Nleinivr of the. icOr.ti "Ck;; . 4 - :ca "1: 6 41 11 ' germs, at his House, No. g, New where, after a constant residence of- ino-r.: years, in a pradice particularly Venereal Complaints and thosc Generation, with that inviolable his profession should always ot!..,t'; v;• It hatters himself, the advice and v.. tciJ adnimisters to , persons taking est e emed, by a discerning a l f dotnattainable and void of all it t? •: Also sold, by his appointment; iltr those living at a &Stance, at the Verl ' il!Wf'n, Albans -street, Pall-Mall ; the Toystv.; , Nit h ill ford -street; Mr. I)isborough's, Nrs, ! Mr. Steel's, Bookv.iler, No. r,' • d ;i4.: l Mr. Baxter's, SuitthA)ridge,- ; donald, Glasgow ; r. Bull, Darne- -- stree,, 0 .0 " Oft Pcisnn M•every consider Able ti in (. wi! Ireland, in Boxes ()foxily as. 9d. ' e an ll (i te2 P LITIS n e r l i( Ve e i Cti Vlt i t C N. B. Every Boa sold in Great Ent:tin • ' a Stamp, on which,. by fayour cr the P at the Stant). (.) Ifit:e—" T. T :14 , idge-street,"—tointitate which is ;Pei.A';ls4 . are Counterfeits. ~,.,.