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• eym the / V DON 0,1`, 1 ,. TE, July 18, lat 7. • intr-(ffice, j 4 t 3, t8,)7. .4°l e ßegiment of I >lagoons, Captain Robert Ross tabe Ma. pr, teirchase, vice Farewell, who retires. Lietitenarit I> I Webb. to he Captain of a Troop, vice Ross. Cor'- I,et Fel.nimil Lally to be Lieutenant, vice Webb..Theophi ; •tier, Gent. to' be Cornet, without purchase, vice Lally. 7th Cornet Richard Despard to he Lieutenant, With. out purchase, vice Msrstlen. premotcd. . 3 ,, ;,Wllll4lll Selby, Gent. to be Cor. porcit.t,e vice Ciede,h, promoted. is A Dr,ieouns, the I lonourable Henry Cyril Lowther to be Corner, by-purchase, vice CrawfOrd, promoted, 13. •i. to, .Corriet I.uN.e White, from. the 25th Light.Dra f,o to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Doherty,. pro. Meted, to, Peregrine Francis 'Fhorne, Cent. to be Cornet, •- ,, itor‘“t purchase, vice W lute promoted in the 13111 Light Dragnons.. Of 'Fbot, Lieutenint lobo Casimer Hareld, front the Both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bissett, who exchanges tsth-Ditto, (onathan Pockeridge 'Seaver, Gent. to be En sign, without . pittchAe, vice Tucker, appointed to the 23d Foot. • *Ertl Ditto, Ensign William Poole, from the 34th Foot, to be bittigtt, vit.e Pratt, wituexchanps. • • zist Ditto, tiemiLinais t. 41.1 john William Cole, from the Royal Milit.o . y. College, to be eccm(l Lieu tetiain, with. out nuretia>e, vice Erskine, promoted in the zcl Garrison battalion. I:,nrtieti Thomas Edwards, Tticker, from the tc . th • Foot, to hi, Sevolid Lieutenant, Without purchase,'vice I)atvel, ~ , r ,.)!noted in the (>1 , .1 toot, 34th Dittf,, tats go Charles Pratt, farm the 18th Foot, to he Ensien, viee, Poole, who exchan*es. George Wynne, Gent I!, he Enitigni without purchase, vice Str4wbenzie, promoted in the 40t 'Foot.' 4t tit Ditto, Eosioi Stravvbenzie, from the 34th Foot, ta lac Lieutenotii, without purchase, ,44th Ditto, ‘V ;Hullo Hussey, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur.. Don4l;lson, protontect, • 45th (mitt, eapta n John Marcus Cletnents, front' the sth West In<iui Regiment, to be Captain of a Compaily, vice Simpson,. wit., exchanges. 47th Lieoieitarit William Henry Davis to be Captain at a Company, without purchase, vice Disney, prQinoted in thy 6,!., (. rtisou Kit tA ion. Ensign Standish Weld to be te holt, t purenase, vice Powell, promoted in the 4th GArriN:m ;!analion. Elisio Thomas French to be iteutelidei, vice D a vis, • it,t Ditto, , ;•ii‘tailt Surgeon • William M. Ireland, trout th e stii Royal Veteran • Battalipii, to be Assistant- Ste:gem', whose Appointment has not taken place. Gust tiro , Lieutenant Henry Shaw, from the 4th Foot to be Captai. or a Company, ,by p u rchase, v i c e "„ Ponionby, proinnteit in the 13ti1 Foot, csilt I):tto, liosiry Taylor, Cent, to be Ensign, by put. vice. t‘[ . .oevv. prOmoted. 73 , 1 Ditto, , Enfo i ln Henry, lat.kson be i Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Ho.)per, dismissed the service. Prat - Isis I agt.r, Cent, to he Ensign vice faCkson. 76th Dit roe Lieutenant. John It milt in to be Citptain of 4 Coin pant, by purebas , , vieeßitso, who retires. 1311 Ditto, 'Lieutenant lames Reynolds to be Captain of a 1. ompany, by purchase, vice 1 lientas, who retires. 27ili Ditto, Thornis Thornton; G.cot• to he Ensign, without poreinti+e,.yice Carey, promoted in the 6th Garrison Bat. talion. , „ni 9,1, 1 rtjlin, Lieutenant )o h o ssett, front the 14th roof, to he Lieutenant, vice : Harold, who exchanges. nth West India Regiment, ,Captain Peter Simpson, from the 4stll Foot, t, he Captain of a.Contpany, vice eicht::lll4 who eichaiti4CS. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Mathew lenotic (nun Halt:. p a y ni the Lae 9111 Garrison Battalion, to be Li,:utenant- C,h,nel, vice Upton, who exchanfieS.' Voyal Train, F. Cherry, Gent. to •be Vetcrina,y Sorieon, vice' Greiner, placed on pay. eal Garrison Battalion, Second Lieutenant the Honourable rime Shipp trslotv.. , , trout the zest l'oot, to be /dente naot, vice D i u an, the Service. 6th Ditto. Ws itto. En Richard Carey, from the 87th Foot; to he Lieuteiiant, vice Cummines, placed on ilalf.pity of the *Sul Foot. The K.hfros German Ist Regiment of bragOon,;, C knits I.6rort Pieden to be Cor net, vi o: Virtu.)). ARPOIIitCd IQ the. it Light Dpgoom. A,l'.?l'ttiM in the t.;azetfe of the stilt instant. Fot ('t. , d,hatt, Gent, to he n Assistant•Comtnissary of Aet;ol;ll4tf, to the Foree3, re:01).11nd c'rokaiit, Gent. to be au 'Asbitaaut.L.unimisnary tit Accompt tku Forces. Conon! , oioni signed 10 , the Lord Lieutenant of the Counbt of Nairn. Inverness, liana; Elgin, and Nairnshire Regiment of Militia. rant,. of the Nairnshire Voltinteer Bat. Winn ' to h..! Captain of a Coinpany, vice Fraser, de cease d . • Dated tune I-, 1807, • • . c'eam i l s ,so n , iu tlJe F4rst Warwickshire Regiment of Volunteer • ' • ~Infrairry-, signed ly th?.t.to'd Lieutenant. , • Captain Slot . i'L:rkitts to be Mdor, vice Nomitgatc, m oped Dated Tiny 7, .George flartoppi,Lui. So ha Ct+ptauti of a C4,11.1 1 1,11iy, vac:; Perkins, pryonotM. Dated as Above. Comm:lion. ,rimed 6 , the Lid Lieutenant of the Cnitilly of Kent. Avhester 141itnt.ers. Limittnant Henry Pt4ll to Ile Captain, vice Thompson, re,. sipitd. 1(8,7. Ethign John Christopher Schnobbelie to tv,.l . l.,ietitenant, vice frail. .Dated as above. bre/Marry L'olun'teers. Erivign 110Ahmit to be tieutimailt, vice Htilkes, re sig,i)ol. Dated 7.0,,1i%?. Georg() li:,ker, Gent. to be hit.,:ign, vice liolotiirit, t 8 7. Commitrion in at Pentbroktaliire .6.17 the Lord LieOrnaiti. R o y a l P'in/v Af of kV:liter:. Owen Philipp*, F.*q. to be Coleticl. Datetrittli , 8, tBo7. c on thi,thp rr its , Lord I drufrlrmit of Halal. N rti Ida h't R.A.:1.y4.. , 1l WI/ a. Aailltant fohn Gii:4ter, to be b'y Brevet. 1)..0.:4.1 jut) , 10, 1807. 7'itchpld 1471:mme? inftv , by. Ktiight to be Lieutenant. Dated luDo 20 0 8 07, R O .- kit 1‘..14 L 14t,, Cent. to be.maign.. Dated as ;4;;; - wc. fi lard 1L tf.tlion. John Knight, Cent, to In: Liisigo, vice Whitlow, resigned. Dated aS ►hoVe. gATU in thC (;:if,C2Xe of the le)tli ult. kao-ra t\;)ri.ulk Gcfitrd lattics t.;,2rale:fiuyies Ferrell, A most shoeLincr acident attended' With cironm ttinces truly oceurred on Wednesday otter:. nooti,, at a Gentleman's hOuse a few hundred yards on ieft of the top of Maize Hill, Blacklieath, A i". , ewfoundland dog Which was tied up near the st:tiblo duct? helonging to the mansion, bad brokenliis . t.'ll;iin, thy which he waS tied up, and for some kt.pt contitioal bowl at the horse door, its heitig opone,l, !ho sagacious animal gently seized the gat tiwoti of Ow la,ty ty.dungiog to the house, and i:,.att„eteal her too. , :it , inc Orli) of the , . s'eryaoti door, th e corpse'of the Man- VM it'v' t,(.1 cite of the horses 'presented it sot:. 000 of the hoists,: to a!) appearance, had kicked. ttie him in to stonoch, and he 1011 bet . wen the ,hurse'B le,„0 at%a the, boarding of the stahle,— The einine.ti, ;rum the iLue of the body-,•h-id , t to piunge until the stable door was opened, _ . Al it),.lllK.lir4 ni t.°l(lest lA•z=4: near tiarpeniiv; , n tlay or IWO '4itiCe, (1 the Kota ro;J:1, fr: 1 . 11 t kvo n,. it r‘witig own tt„ich violewly eo t ;- t, 1 ,:;. 'l'l4ey iintlortA•(! ) ;1,1,1 much br . (itvill(p. - nry, it 0, , a, i . owicl t hat eilvT inll , t ,, Pitk'n„ 10 , s'-:(111VC imoiser I, ot _ t, , to-worr().v's cotiFit.'qui-hve o' .1:: lilt, U4'l)itral P;izei being t 1,,, ~f s ‘Vore 'tin.twu ii 'PI LAW' REPOqL , COURT ps .CHANcI4I2I(, LOVY:2P. TEI4 1.1!SliOP QP pottgAm,v, : opL.i..paAustoNT. This_ important cause, which has attracted much attention in the North of England, came on for. re-hearing before the . present- Chancellor, )n Thursday. The argument was continued en. Saw day, when Sir SA:MtIEL RoNaLLI, on'behalf of the Phintiff, •ciosertthe'clise. The ',Dap CnANCELthIt this;day delivered julg-: ment ; and we are the less cencernedat the abridge ment we must necessarily give of his Lordshie's, ob servation,S, becahse we have frequently before ex plained the opinions of Lord Chancellor .Eldon and Lord Chancellor Erskine,, in the. progress' .of the suit. His Lordship said, that the inquiry which had, been direeted was, Ist. 'fit had been represented to, the Bishop of Durham, by John Erasmus Blactett, as an imiecenient to enter. into,a certain agreement, that 9251. per annum, at the time of such,agreemeet, was,the full and aeitual value of ene;nitith Share of the lot ore.of the letd mines at Weitdalejn the Bi-; shoprick of Durham ?.. :idly, if the agreepeibt were entered into upon the faith of such representation ? these questions , involved the following inquiries : ). Was the representation made'? .2;11 made, Was it. an inducement to' the agreement ? a. Was the agreement entered ~ into in. censequence ”of that representation ? The cause now cattle on--in the figin of.st Petition from the Bishop. Prior to the year 1 1741, the Bishops, instead of receiving Use ore its kind, to whi•.:ll they were entitled, bad entered into vatieui'cornpoSitiens s.iiiii tht;lesseeS of these mines. 'ln 'l7sl . „'At'shop'llutiet. was translated to the see; and' having struggled with the lessees for ball a ') . ear, :it last compounded for-3501. per animal; in I 7.63,- Sit Walter Blackett„ at 'that , time the lessee, sent an ac count to the Bishop oft netwelVe preceding yeati, by which .it appeared, tfrat'he had in that period been a' lOser byte concern in the sum 012.1031. The cent, position with Bishop Butler, with little variation, was continued to the 'time of Bishop ThurloW, in 1787. ' Until the time of Bishop Egerton, 3501.: WaS received ;for the composition.' The course of busk ness was this :—Every two 'months money was atl-. vanced by' the lessee for the subsistence of the Miners, and in. the month of September of ev'ery year, there was a general pap-day to thepersons cm royed.; but the account was not taken of the total•prndhce, and Mimi refit in, the mines, until the month of April of the .folleWing year.---(His Lordship liere '' entered into a detait oft lie nature and eircitneitanceS. i of the agreement with ,Bishop 'l . -hmlow,. which let! to an arrangement, by which the eempesition With the' fortifier ltelateS had been nutaieinere than doe. bled.)----Then hi:; Lordship proceeded to ;defter in ,evidence .of the 17th of Jui.e,., 1791, from .1. E. - Blackett to Mr.,Eunn, the - Bishop's*retary,and to a second letter, in 'both of which propositions,lh a d been made or a new comptAaion for , the iiinth share of the' c t ore to whim the Bishop of Duiham was entitled, 7111 e letters, although insisted Upon with great ardour by the Learned Counsel le( the Plaintiff, were petty Much laid out of the as by his Lordship, who relied principally ‘Apon the , suh-- Serpent COliVerSall(MS, ajth the Bishop., in the, pre settee of his set.retary,, at Durham Castle:, and at the"ktirle!i.llead Inn, NeWeastle. His. Lordship then proceeded, '' It seerns on the evidence,' that . the ninth share of the let:ore was estimated at 59 . 001. per annum, fqr which' the Bishoj had compounded at 9501, Tina, 'then, appeared to be a'hatain of downright lolly; for the Bishop, by talting the list ore in kind . ; would have acquired , as much in two years as he could' expect to ,have obtained, at . !lig advanced ligt, du r ing the w h o le o f h i s life. Even for one tenth share due to the Viear the Composi tion was Mel. per ann. You seem, Mr. Iticaittn, to be dispose:l to say something." Mr. RlCti ARDS. , ---" At that time, my Lord, the price of lead was doubled." Sir 4:tri<taet Pfoor (on 'the same side).—" And this composition with the Vicar waseight'years after the agreement with the Bishop." • The ,1,..0nn. CHAPELLOR.--." The question is, What was the compo,ition of the . Bishop, considered in its proportion to the real value of the tot ore ? am willing to accommodate myself to your wishes, and put the 1500 L out of the case. Nev we come to the inquiry, Shall there be a new issue &meted,. or are the present issues ordered, the proper ones ? The first is, if the Bishop entered into the agreement on the faith at the representation of J. - E. Biackett The next is, if J. E. illackett made the statement in evidenCe as an ihducement to such agreement.? On the first, there is no coutradittion in the evidence and with respett tothe other ; it is not material to en quire what was the inducement, or what were tlie itailitions of J. E, Blackest ; because, without deter mining the one or the other, 'the Court might order the agreement to be delivered tip and cancelled. The on l y i n quiry is this ts Did the Bishop ask the question in evidence, and did J. E. Blackett give the answer Although theweight=of evidence is certainty in favour of the Plaintiff, yet I- cannot say that there is pot Clashing enough to make it fit that 0 J'ury should deter Mine the fittls Upon the Whole, the issues, must be reformed ; •there must be an issue to try the question of the Bi s hop, a n d th e answer ' o fJ . 'Blackest ; but the Court will reserve to itself the determination, it one .or both of the material wit nesses, who ate advatieed in years, ,should, from infirmity or death, be unable to appear at the 104 I do not think that the enquiry at law sh ould be granted, if the Defendant should throw any obstruc tion in time way to prevent a_ speedy decision; and it the Defendant can state time value of the ninth shale at lot ore during, the' eleven years, In ought to do it without delay in the Mice of the Master. To i his oaeht: the decree shall he varied, and tic further," ELECTION ANECDOTE.--A Gentleman who .ean vassed for a Surroney , at the Bristol Jutirintirr, spine thirty, years ago, waited upon a groer, who h:tp period to be a silbSeriber, and Making his bow, as it is usual on these occasiowt, said, " - Sir, J. hate ta hen theliberty, of troubling you, 10 request. that ,yoU wovad---,----" at which unoiriiint pere,et‘ing, by' the stern brow of tile grocer, that. he was abuts to Cejve plump refusal, with great 'promptitude tbe applicJotchanged his tone ; and instead of soliejo4g his yule, ended [Ai sentence .with,“ weigh nie tip a penny worth of plumbs and clapt. the ,rnotrei th . xll tipori counter. St. lArt4ES' , 4 HAY MARKET, Ray 18. tray, od. to 61 04 0.1. —Aver. I. 64 01, Straw, zl. 173. od. to 31. 9s. ad.—Aver. 3t. 3i. oct. HAY MARK r,T. Hay, 41. o'. CAI. to I. 16s. at.---Aver. 41. od. Cluver, 51., os. od. to 61. os. orl.—Aver 51. 106. od,, Straw, 21. t 65 ott. to 31. tos..ed.-=-Aver. 31, 3s. 0. New i - bY'4l. 43. ptr Load: COAL-MARKET. Ship* at kfarket. $.4111. - Auly tj 2 ( .NeWCa&tie ZS , at 43s 3tl c-s 9.1 3 - 4;11)110'14M 2 at :os, 3d ji,. 11 Netp,c,aole 6 at 4ss 3d „ u ,,, .) . 2 Salgteri olot Z At 425 61,1 49 , ; .1 t `;..;o1);: C.,..d r at 6o; NI . '. 1.7, 19 t‘c,...... li, 1.., at 43, 9(.1 k ! a Np„'Ll;i). , }l , l i at ~io)) 0 I C l . r t, t 0:: cnal i at 7as,, cti ~ ~.hi WHEN Prof'esslonal Men of Edneatio4 044 kesponsWility-tievtate front the gellerai Sysiefti by the seledino of a :ITL34l,isit,otancti, the ban lion ot Iti;l,g cons., tintiellinceess lithe beit criterion of sirperinrity. • , Thirteen ys,ars have I devoted my pe*ce to the excluairt treatment of Three gold the guccessfui •result oi my plan gives rite addittOrial ard,r to opp... ) i e , as .tar as t able, the ray.iges or these Complaints which are the MN; important in the Catalogne of Huittan •InfirntititSi Atter initiation into every ilraiw,h, as an Artny sturze,ool fanned a-Wisb at an early period - of Pra&ice lo rescue 40 dlviduals from the ignorance of uneducated menh, of thi dangerous precipitancy of gesieral * Piaclitfi nets. The Three Disonleis; to the Cure. of. Which 1 fr,ive ticri voted my attention, comprise every species or V L l '4l'4 REAL" I N NEC T.I %v nettle r of is ret:;tt or bong dlr.!! ration: Sly, All kinds or debility, wiictiicr ariqn.; frog the habits *of school .boys, or the o • inatiire me: And, lastly, tau derangement of • the syktein in WO,l it: s uo tt n l h t upru o rh t ::e. i , g_ a n t c: al a a i l i ,d4 c 4 e, ipte O rril r oo: l4 mu i alai which is calk:N.l . llA It ENN 1 1 S S, or ST U. P. 1 1.1 'r Y in st iuleirttr ,, r7autsmiejn i straorsa. rat a lsi r il e : t t le ver :e , ircitueritiy-happetis the ,il6 seed's I.lte 'due Tiois,ined the indiscretion of thud such Cornpfain:s arc 'cured Affdi 'eve( where others. have tailed, 1 trust that ; now Istinumc to 904 § radical re-esiablishirient. E.ew, however, are the cares of complicated cli-Strep tp this disorder, compared with toe calarnitious situations t Pt `Ken, 'who, train an indulgence in a "tolitary vice, or tuF preva',ent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquilktnit 04 1 :fi a f D 'oetnilt)t, which is the Unavoidable conseq u en c e of SW, POrniCiOLAS Habits. . Where the nilli:ippy sufferer broods over his iniserY, .b 0 carefully cOnceals his .inisfortine,. it 'nay he sonic coot::: lation for him to know, that although it be *an objet `arabt-or uncertainty with other l' radii 'runt, the mina! , of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of itemivr ton,. is -the accluirethent of sly Experience. *IT tile tit 0. Of liacchus or Venus„have began to reduce Manly vigour/ much anxiety will be prevented. by an carry Counteare! alt This JanAllid State: anti in tbeSe cases, PO OS difficulty will occur. • but wnete this Deficiency has for years ,existcd, a prof) perseverarce is indispcnsafily eituisite to revtve the . OW" tiering Sparks of Lire, arid to Ye4.3.llllfige the Constitution IVI Ait tr.D. W..)M iN, who have long been xiii.;appcPpl t o.„ in their oxpecLitions of a Family, may be -assure.!, that 4 l' most insz. ices, SULA - 4 ~ :Oeis are curable by - MetilC4 , 0 61 , 1 4, .4.1 rvgdno.t trs t avdtr.cs4 k..A; ASs , : qtAtitrenions which I have presurned to state, t o ", h the at my pretensions, and in coincidence with $ 1 . 1 1 4 : j this wrimation IS given, that Mr, Prix may 041 res , thaiiv, or by Letters (int:losing a small - Note), ;It t `, t : licitint t , ; O. 29, .Aruudel street, Strand, near TemPle P'. There is an addition.l Entrant:e :1;a1 N &tie is on both he !loots IA ;rr heat, Thy krwal (If- • ~• 0 1 . Cut lON.—Sonie Persons who .falsely assert !: „4 „, •I yes to be iViernners of the ko) al Collegr, herioA for wr 'rn ) Advertisemmis almost tvU tied tnem as OLIO- own prodoetions, itto_„.;;;, • Ow those Persons aro- wit MT:wilco., ri>e„. tout-ion, Etittibur4n, or elsewhere, not hav' e befit tO p,r4ttise surgery in London, in War d -fr.-we , t, ..~-r+ Lt i N Di N pri h r tr i tl ) it ICH A lin 11AR ts, of No q, Mardett ilow-41teet ; At the 6uz44.:lsvics Nu. 11 Lluilt)(.l ditivertut InentS a . ()niers .stilt' Mytt.,44 ,1 ( 18, '" A; • vest- -the , Nrnavplc; • Calvert, 1.64xi00 ; Merety, ----, Itoin Coh aint (o)))1 131411, Yar n:Guth. BIRTUS, On Thursday morning last, the Lady of. Thomas" Richard kV:lo(er, Esq. 'nf OVUM, 014 On the t3th inst. at the Redory, Beaconsfield, they,ife of the Rev. W: M. Bradford, of a'Son. on Saturday, iu Chfalotte-street, Fitzroy-square, the Lady of the Rev. Robert Stevens, of a Son. 112ARRIED. On Sunday,at Wend()4er, EtickS, -W.. Shelton, Esq. of A psley. kJ ouse, near Wex,iciover, in. Miss •Qtiattcrtnaine, or Wendover• 'On tile t9th of May, at New . Providence, Major. Darling, of the 99th I , C egimentoo Miss C.micr,,n, (laughter of'his, Ex. ceLlency the Governor of the lta.hanias. . _ On Wednesday last, tt Witituy, Mr. Benjamin .Seti►nan, of, Bridlington, Ship-owner, to Mrs. Nlary Jackson, widow• of the late Mr. (ohm lackson, of the toritier place; The 1 - 16/legroom has five Ulta rried daughters, whose ages'u.nited make 169 years, and tour sons, t►achelor;, whose united ages are t ts) ears. DIZD. • Yestertlay, at Iris house in Argyll -street, iu the Both ycax of hip age, Sir Archibald. Etlntnnstone, Bart. Qn Tuesday List, at the fatuity tßansionindar Scarborough, Sir Riehard Bentpde lohnstorie, Bart. Lord of the Niatiot.of Fiat:kites:4 aged 7i years: Last week,. at thrupste.:l, Tintotity Lane, Esq. F.R.‘ .. .5. of Hart -street, Noonisburr. • • On Thursday-last. at his house; Whitechapel R,. , ad, Mr. lames 'Curlier, TitnbeNtnerchant. • • •• 00.Satuiday last, at ltis aßartuaents, in lidgeware Road, the Rev. Thomas lone*, Fellow and Tutor " of l'rinity Ca 111 bridge. " fi►ta(l.4y, at his house at. Egham. Itt)beil l'ickwoad, ageti 69. , . . . . . . • .. . .. . On the gtii tilt.' at leet.e, near Worth i ng,, after a . lopg and painful illness, Mrs'.' Qiiiiiiirs, wife of the Rev , . Thomas. Chivers, A.M. -Retiorof Harlington. MicileSex; - • Ye terday se'unight, of.a viulent,paimin-his stomach, .wttli , s which he was seized in the night, the Rev. Stephen hlo s _re 4: Vicar Of Dbile:Mee 'Rif ' upwards of seventeen years in OW 60thyviir of his age.. ... , ' ~ ' • ' - , . • -! PR IC$. 0 I , ' STOCKS ' • . . • YEsr Zito Ay. . .; • • Ikank Stock, 2'194 I.9il!a__3tock, . —. Navy • , _5 „per Cent .9l3, i 'mita tionds,,a . s. sr, . . 5 per Cent ;797, . South Sea Stock, I ri.ol.sper Cent. • .. New Attn. . .'. : ~. 4 per lent. B 01* . Exchequer Qii Is, par, 'ls. ea., ; , per Cent Welt 61 "4i .1 ! Otuninm, par per Cunt Con. 61 i 4 Imperial a per Cent. 6 *, flank L. Ann , (7, i It. ibths Ditto Ann. • ' •.. ' Ditto Shint,Ann. , Coto. tur Opening, 633 i HIGH ‘V AT pi; AT LONDON BRADC4 ROW. Mooing, 4; min. after 3: - Aliternoonr 57 min. after 3. LONDOuN MARKETS, dcci • RETURNS OF WILEA' By Jieurs.,CHlLD aitd 1 . 1 including only froth the, 6th 'l' INT NIARKa.A.NY, " IALP A S, 31etal Weighers, of I* to the ;Ith of Inlyt to th Att. . 1 2,5 Quarters at 6 9 s oft 133 "--".... at 6ss f3d I .........,..."..-• at 67s id 37 --r-- - at 66s ell • v ir .......:,--,..... at 65s 44 1 4 9 • ~..--.„--,—, At 64i 04 527 ......."-....-,-... at 63., iti' 2:3 ---- at 625 ed 1 1.4 , at 6ts ed 1 52z at 6es ed is--Avonage 665. siti. than last ttettan. agree44l) 216 Quarters at cos od . 79 at 745. etd 3% ------- at 765, 64 at 76,s od 13 at 7 5 od -r------ at ;44 6d 714 0,1 s t 4t, .72, 6d 6t at pa Ca 269 at' 704 oct Iota; 3671 Quarters lOwcri • , A RETURN OF FLOUR, From July 4, to July sp, frotit the Co.cket-Officei Sacks. s, d. Sacks. . s. d. Sacks. s.d,. 33,-» 700 0 548 --- 64 o ;l5 -", 59 0 103c:k ---.-65 . o - 24 6 r 6 I,t --:-.' 53' 6 7ls 64'0 . Iss —6l 0 zzB *iS 4 1006 . 63 6 6 53 '-'""'" 60 01. z 6 —5/ 6 Ant I Sack at 555.-per sack. Tutal-13,737 Sacks. ---- - A verage 64k. /dd. per Sack. ps. 3d. per Sac.l‘. 'lower than last Week. PRICE UP HOPS. • ' $6Ol. ; . . roaloVes. Kent, 51. 13,i`. t4..61. 159. Kent, 51. 16‘. to 71. 73. Sussex, si. 12S. to 61. ps. Sussex., il.los• to' 61. 4 5 . Essex, si. us. to 6.1. Jo. Farnham, si. oS.. to io l . 05. . . •.... .- •.--- . —.. WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (last Week) per Qr, Wheat. . Barley.. ().its. Newbury f s6s to Sos I 33s od to 385.0 d 3 0,1 oti to 3ss Salisbury I 648 to 73 3 . I 33s i.ti to Os ad Ats od tei 37 2 Basiaptoke 1 63s to 343 I—s ad-to O s ot! s GAP Ps he Wincster I 74s to 765 I 33s oti to Pls od 33s od to 351 Devizes i h 4.: to 7.; I 3y; od to 36s od a9s od to 33s %% 1 ;011141SW I 66$ 10 . 77b 1 362 <Alto 38 1 $ od I .325 od to 3.0' . ._.. . . .. NEWGATE' AND LEAI)ENUkLL MARKETS. By the Carcase. ! . ' Peel' - 3s. ad. to ps. a.l. I Veal' 35. pd. to, 0 (1. alutton 3s.' 8!. to ps. 6d. - pork ~ ps. 041. t) iS, 841. Lamb .' ps 61 to Ss 3d ' ERIOE OIL LIIAT,IIUIt. (mill.) AT LEADENHALL. Butts, 9to s 611). 'each - 21641. to 2.3 d. Ditto, 6o to 651 b. each - 2.44. to Nlercants' Backi, —4l. to aid, Dressing hides, - 170. w to ,Sid; Fine C. acct Hides, . . igsd. to. 211.11 crop 3; to olb. for cutting - xnit. to' 2.3di Ditto, 4s . to .591 b., - tBd. to 20. cait Skins ) 30 to 401 b. 36d. to 42ii. ,per lb. Dittos. so to 740. 36d. to 49d. per lb. Ditto, 7o to B:db. aad. to 341. per lb, Small Seals (Greentand).--d.. to 42d. per lb. Large ditto, ' • loss. to 16os. per Dozen. Tannest jior;e Hide*, , as. to 325. each. RAW 11) M.S. Best Heifers and Steer:Hi:. st.) Ofdittary, is. ofi. t 029. Id, 2s, Rd, to 2i. 104. Market Catlt, iii. oti. ea..is. Middling, 2s. ,id. to as.' 6d. Eng. I turse i 3s. to i 54. cid. do. Lamb Skins ' - 2 S ° 4 to pi c( 1 Shearlings - as tld to os od' PRICE OF TkI.I.OW. St. James's Market 354 Ed. 1 PownTallow—s,ad.6ls.6d, Clare M4rket , Bd. Yellow il t ussia —a. 61S. nit. Whlteehapel Market ,35. Bd. Whitedo. 375. %I. per stone of hib. I Soap do. —5. 575. od- • I.:Welting Stu& 435. 445• o d7 Ditto rough b. 2Sb. ed. 1 Graves los. ed. Good Dregs os, ode , Yellow Soap, Vos.—Mottled, gos.—Lurd4 945, Price of Candles per dozen, tos. 14. us. 04. A veNc price 3s. 81. At.eiIoVNTER'.I.I2,A LTA.. TT -103 beea too ft I 1 1 . f a nd ire su - vet , g a fo"-lier4F,141,1Pro.b149.1. bat uwn deStirkite .0114 e elemonts the 'lttedir'll $3l , theitiSeteei aS eatidelates tot poblic patinnageiti the psofttsstott utiloing justice ro the result Of Otir itudies anti experience, tnd Le) preVeitt c'trapicies whose imprudent pretensions have, nolo:innately tot' s . ociety, hem too fivOurahly recei,yed, we beg leave to submit to tilt Riot& and enlightened 4 Lithfut pf our pursuits and at:. quitOnerits. Alter reee . id a regular inetticl eitticat. tion Ati,tlie. pupils Or Nlcstirs'. li.tigard, whose . lei 411 d prattii.le ‘ve tia - reftilly attended, as piOleSsois and 'sultanas of the 1; ondim Itoskril '• w. ( . entered oUiseives,as' • students it: that justly cc/ON...tn-NI scanul for inediral meta', the lkokiii•Coller of .and were itistru tied in . the ditrerent hr.iiii.lies of Anatomy, sur i tcr ) , the theory and practice of plsYs'i.:, clientistry, hatatiV, Ite.. by those eminent p:otessots , Drs. Iklonro, re,;oi 3,, Mack,' llaniiltnn, tlatniltnn, Duncan 'aa - ri.tottertot - ti. the trust NV , t shall not be deemed preStumptuous in siyitfi; that our prrr_icici - i,? . atui acquirements are it , t lit , .onsiderAblet flay iti4 lot a 1 ')i)): Of 'year; made. Venereat Coal plaiiits,and Crib ivaritius di , wa•••es. of Debility, the p taieular . object tat our studies ann tiraciire, - -it will, we ho p, me, be 4,11 id tat.it the Ravi: acquirer i ..operior. .kno.k434seof Limit treatment nal cure. 111 hit, ht recenti, case% ot•tnfeetion a pe fed re.test.tblisitrneni is completed ut the shot period two days ; and it thou: of Tice" stenos( tit veteracy, whersother practitioners haye tailed of success, a prOperperceverance ilt at treatment ensur....s to the patient,a safe ai4d radical cure. Amidst the inelanclaY Variety of disorders which are tltti . . etleOs of a liabit long and most unhappily pursued by 00, youth of hothsexes, there are liotte more alarnlitig or inors distressing tltau those,.tielicieneies snit debilities which eiv, • rioetitly prevent or embitter Lie inatron , tilial state sit,lt perSoris it inuSl4l.4 a consotativit to:know that tfrOy tuaytio,sv, hy a new and at tre,itim,t; he restored totlia% greatcat of ail tirieriatibtcssill - ,3, a -strong, TY1:111;y, and vigor- • is .ennstitutiun.,• 41.1 all ,cases or debility, from whatever cm:se arising, tt's, as i s h every species or ...,•tier ea; lake:A.loN . we h is; sucwoitsitrlt4thy,pa.i . .tents, or crtnet WWI The glie4,. Cst, secrecy and honour. i io..:rs of consul la Mtn at }(pine Awl; ten to t hree"; Ind fiOnt 6 !nil iitititenitioill to • Vat:wilts 10 state the particu, • Viri•Ol tiicir case; age, au: - general itahii ot . Cl ,t t ranitttance lot :adlice : optil.no.iemc:s, same; ‘viii he giveif,.or s'.•nt ze) part ot the 1,16.1i10,11 I'o elisurgs: that a cc rec ) a ., eas e l ttiat , it) our umieriakiti, ti,e •liustaget4 1e;u:c4. , 114y. b 4 anti 4 e iksities.: " • ' • - QUIiRIE and Lo. surgeo,n4„, . ;-.•;`"'.. NO . . (07, tiAtioll—gar o Ue4. (1:3 - hltssrs Currie atnl. C o, have ealti,..•,,tes !Witt tilk atto.vd te.3ifezt3!ire.:l 4 poltesgots ant the diligence, skill, and which tl:cy. Vets tUrinl,l the (bales asyr nest theas 4011xiitt.11e:41 1 1,1C ilteY ;42 ithtleti 1114.4 Lgtiu.re., .144 1440,444:e., • " Ta gsr,. • ; - New. liridge,,,strect, , , ! liontlorl• T CONSIDER it but an ad Ofjtiitice . due. to tht of your MC F.'S PAT.-811 4 '1'4g LLSr`to cortilt t9l . o4v . ips . cii re w 'Ol.l as tecetit 1 y tAce ''Frerfortned by: ttulffi : -b) 1119 breaking out of art old tatteu#leal by I complication of 4isordera ising ilierefroM), was reduced ats Most vo it , ..akeletem; - tor I , alittOirStf. Ittask bpst medical ;:iYiCC Wilisih vowel be obtained, and tried a variety of Paten‘. Metticities;.-neitlnne cettld 641Ftiii2vittriad 4, 041 1 1t 1 i; seeoried to ant, - kis cup,Ar torlo.ltiitt any semc k e t .l.44Attninteti in a angst M.: ductki stittriift til,teSiiii4tfehilttirtivd'yVars,'tiri.tble "to fol 104 nisyroleivrit, ablii-4e-wittlog,:r n e p rl i ; o C s ) ; e 7s ii t i a t m p l o t t! to tad no t:►►C wao knew him t:ver '. s l h , ii e ns ik ee : r° ' s s r; 'Afitiii4ithiheiti. lie lii I not taco, foxes he* utb to` 3 - r ,t ( . } i t nt e l :t tn . a th l t t, b e i t; ; 4 _4l it in tg :a t9t ira his a ppetite,,and ,i4rditsliY.4lo44. l i4 anti Is now health , mid stout AS arty man I 'knot , / lou are weleoniq ‘ sir, io n:lerany person r.) indiorm.boittitinitino td til4: abut!. • ac,:ount it it should be doubted, I aril,- yout . irtie'4 , :ntt'iluntbfegetirtitt4 , Library, : Foticstoz.e. . PlOtflAY. Tuos. TA. v,o)a e . ienlberot.tike , l4. , l,ll- t.:0'41.14t o : 4 : tirg o lit e efeHtart anti Sold by the Scle I.ondon, at his House, N NO Y' str""t,i, Where; aifill.greintStarit ft tsltienix if inlet , Forty 11' rat 3 / 4 in a litaCtice particularly ctireeted to the Cure real Complaints, aiitt. triose • incidental AO 'the (;eneratioti tut. both with that which Men of his Proicssion Batters himself, the advice. asvt ASsilthtia4he.grattut ,. o4 l, ly administers to Persons taking this Nleilicinc, will he esteemed . by a (list:emir* Vtibite, as au adfi,uitaric 4914nr(1 to be iibtaiiied, and void of atzilJiguifY. ALSO silk!, by his Appointor:fit, for the Convenience of those living - at a distance, at the l'ettioner's, No. xi, 41 se , ban`s-strelt, Pail Mall; the Toysiii , p, : No. lox O , xforst “ reet Ili3lior4igtes,, No. 1,, Fislt-strwt-rull; Mt ! Baxter's, South-bridge, bdinburgh Mr. M•liort.ild' . o, G.l4.ite gow Mr. Bull, Dame.street, puhlin; Mo. Billinge's, Lve verpoot ; Mr. Atkinson's, M fiLste r ; : ,.and by one Verso!, in every considerable Town to (.r::at Britain and I relandi lio.xes of only u. 94. each, se.4leil up With hill 414 plaiti'diredions, whereby persons Of either sex may cos*. themselves , with ease, speed, secrecy, :40 safety.. 'N, Is. Itvcry lifiX sold in Great lintaut is . seale - I up will) a stattin, , un whiF:h, by 'Avont cif the C6triittissioh6ra, is 1 , : inls ea at tne Stamp-office. " T, Taylor, No. 9, New 13rir4e. street," to imitate which is Felony, anil all itheri are court, t;:rteits, bti put.bt4bed by W LiAm A Mtl 44 . .. C:111 PP 4, of Snilth MOItOII.A res vtmot- vitt : ol4 or_tiio laper, 1 0,11014 tor ti: Ethivr, (postlai4), must be atbiressed.