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It. be' VICTgrILLJNG-OFFICL, July 25, 1811 i. TUE COMMISSIONE R S for ViCTUALLIA% N.11 7 .1' do hereby give Notice, That Thurztlap, the Bth of ,4,,gast watt, at Two O'Cltick in the 41* * 1 14 , 01, 4IX EXPOSED- $4 •PC231.1C Sdt7E, at Ihe PICTII.II.I,I4VQ-Y4ltll, at .001/E It, a Quantlty of 'ol,n STAVES-, HEADINI RUM PUNCHEONS, MS 'C'"IT HAGS; and BISCUIT DUST, .matt Lou, I .gi);g 174 'Me Storer of that Yard; where any Person inclinable to pur 'elur" n uly haw Me taetty qt . riewidig- Use saote in thecominon 111 °4% hour. arty day befe.etv the Salt. EY't'ON; Stork-broker, 2, cortNtiax, and . IB,COVENTRY-STItEln . , assorts his Friendi they will approve the NEW STATE rIERY, as the Scheme is formed to meet geuerai approllation. It cootaios Two Forty ilium:ands, two Thirty Thousands, Two Tett Thousands, &c. 3 per Cent. Coosa.. Only 14,000 Tickets. Begins 17th sErrEmBER, when the First-drawn Prize will receive 410,t4101. in add ion.—E YTON hasa variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale 'at tris rot . tunate Offices its ab,we, where, in the Contract just ended, the following Cupitals were sail and seared, and arc slow paying nn demand 77;i.. 1;11 5 1.200 2,44, ,... 4OO g, - 1.93 200 &c. Ate. From the LONDON GAZETTB , ,Yzap .'3O, 1 8 1 6. Dowving-strect, Juiy i 9, 181 U. • Ilia Itny,il lii4tines% the Prince Regent bas been pleased, in the name and on the hehjf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieut.- Gellert{ George Earl of Daliiouie, to be Lieut.-Go vernor of tae protinceui Ntyril Scotia,iu America.. .. . . Ensign . . .. Cursunis R a t r., Henry Schism nkiketel, Cent. to be F.nsiZn - De MetirtiiN Regiment, -- BantY, aunt. to he Ensign. De Roll's ItegiMent, --- Meyer, (knt. to ile,,Liitign. The litiderilientioikd Oirtter is snversededi being trfrient without lease: 7th Itegituent of Dragoon 'Guards, Carnet George fle'nry Arnold. The undermentioned Oflidet . ., lately ditspisted the Sierrlea, it rein statedituhis rank : bath Regiment of Foot, Lientenifilt.,Tantes Birkett. frar-Ogice," Jul; so, itl6: 2ilßezitnent.of Dragoon Richard Ferguson, Gout,. to be Cornet, by pirrehase, vi. C Chaim), who retires. 2d Regiment lit Dragorrits, Lieutenant C. 11. Stevenson, from half-pay of the to Drugueas, to be Lieuteuant, vice Ila tpiltun, whirexchinige:. Sth Ditto, Hugh IL Griffith, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Itaiwoleii, promoted. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, rortiet George Sehrelher to be Lieutenant, be purchases, vice Miligan, promoted in the 25th root. Whiter Cletke, Gent. to he Cornet, by pur chase, vice Schreiber, promoted. 19th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Wyndham, from this Coldstream Regiment of VootoGiimils, to tie Lientenaut- Colonel, vice who excliftliges. fltil Ditto, Edward John Nlildinsy, Gent. to Ile Cana, by purclose,„ vice ',Blonde''. promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Colonel Honourable John 11.0'Neill, from the t9th Light Dragoons, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice who exchanges. lit Regiment of Fieit.—To he lieutenants, Lieutei.ant.Wm. Clio Le, from the half-pay of .The vitt who exchanges. Lieutenant John Stewort, from the half pay of the Regiment, rice Mann, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Ensign Edward Denny, from the 'halt-pay of the Regiment, u' Ise Eusign, vice Nelson, who exchanges, re ceiving-the difference. CO Ditto, Lieutenant George Maimers, from half-lay of the :39th Foot, to he Lienti omit, vise Sweetiey, who exchanges. oth Dittri, Lieutenant Natil4ll 41, horst. front the Rept% SCllti . ) to he Lieutenant, rice 'Powell, removed to the ' tith Foot. lothDitto, Lieutenant H. li. Fat ipilitirson; from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice l'iiihhs, who exchanges. t2th Ditto; Gentleman Cadet Fra ndis °Vermin, faint the Royal Military College, to he Ensige i without f,tticha,e, Fite land Cahn., who resigns. 15th Ditto, Frederick Hope, Dent. to be Eintign, phr viee O'Neil, promoted in the .7,411, Fo o t. iglll Ditto, Elsign W. Nl•Crii thy to he Lieutemitit, without purchase, vice Tintperly , deceased. Henry M.Manus, Gent. 'to be Sosigii, rice 21st Ditto, Serjearit-Major John Holdan to he Adjutant (v:ith the tank of Second Lieutenant), vice Sharpe, ileceie.ied. 26th Ditto, Lieotettaiit J. G. Powell, from the Bth Foot, to ' be Lientenant. vice Robert Smith, who retires upon half pay of the Ist Feet. . 2,1111 Ditto, Eusign .Arnont O'Donnell, Worn the half-pay of the nil 'root, to be Ensign, vice l'onsunhy, who ex change's. 30th Ditto, lieutenant B. R. Ottley, from the argil Foot, to Lieutenant. without purchase, vice Garland, promoted in the 78t1 root. 32,1 Ditto, .Lieutenant }toffee Metier, from the 'half-pay of the 44th hupti to he Lieutenant, rice O'Cuilour, who ex changes, teeming the (fillet ence. Ditto, Lieutenant FrOOCO3 Mdts, from the 89th 'PoOt, to he Lieutenant, vice Bowen, who excliatiges. 3fith Ditto, Surgeon Juhu Collins, M.D. from t lie Royal l'Orle hangers, to he Surgeon, vice Junta, who exchanges. 091)i Ditto, Lieutenant Distiivi num butt•pay of the Regiment, to be Lieuteuant, vice Cowley, who ex- --- OPPICE OF. ORDNANCE, July 17, 1816. Ttiz, pR l Ncip4L OFFICERS of fibs Md ✓ltSTy'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, eh .* they 4E,,r, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Me T .Qh".4I4iPP Alossaary, the 12tIs sff Armor next, and follow , 69 r Sh!.Y, Eleitess O' Clock precisely on those slays, S UNI)RY 14°7 ' 8 OLD tinseeNSERl'ICE-1B LE STORES , 4 . 04, e ainam,s, Collars, nit Halters, Rope Traces, and ra -414 whet , Jirticlts of Sadlery and Harness ; Clothing, and 141 „ 6 44 7 Articles. of Bedding; Powder Horns, Teats, 'rent and Pieces Drums, Btigles, and Trumpets; Musquet add Pistol Stocks and ; Cast and Wrought Iron ; Round and Doable -beaded Shot ; Cast Iron Trucks, and. Wrought 144 4 Carriag e Work ; Bushel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pewtcr, 41 4 albuid Metal; Toole of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellows Old Puking Cases, Accoutrements, sundry old Building Ma -I"iah i 'tarpaulins, and painted Covers ; Portable Forges, huul actlwa, and Anvils; Match and Junk ; together with a 112r fw.Y 14/ other driicles, the whole of which Mug be viewed floa application at the principal Storekeeper's Office i,s the J" 'mood at the Royal .IrseNal at Woolwich, until the Day- Sale at which Places printed Luis a,' Me Lott will be dc. 4 vered la those Persons who iisay apply for the same. • Tllh 17Th QV SEPTEMBER. TIIE STATE LOTTERY • • BEGINS DRAWING. ABISH has gyeal titisfarlion in . informing his • Friends, that the present LOTTERY meets w.th uni versal approbation; as the Scheme is so arratigea, that the Ca ' pitals ' , cannot remain in the Meet to long us they ofteo hare done, beranSe the Drawings are to he equal each day, and the eery Gist Prize drawn will be entitled to FORTY '11101)SAND POUNDS more ! It therefore may be a Prize of Eighty Thousand Pounds ! The Lottery contains Two Prizes of 40,0a01., Two of 30,0001., and various other Capitals; amounting in all to 06,7 , 50t4 Stock and Money, though thece etc lent 14,000 TieLvts. -***.Tl'l o ititutlishifig success which ineariahly Attends MU% Micesis so universally linown that it would he un necessirry to state it, uvt n if the limits of so Ailvertisentent would .idmit of it; suffice it. to say, he Siild io the Last Lottery (just finished) One Prize of 80,000 n suds, • Anti 16 other Capitals, and in I he lAA twelve Months, Two Prizes f 50,000 Pounds, One of 40,01)0 Ponilds, - • Four of 3nmo Pounds, Besides numerous Prizus of 20,0001.. Etc. &c. as lila! be seen by the Setemes which arc to he hod gratis at his Others, 4, Cornhi 11, anti 9,•Gharing-Cruss, where 'tickets and ShaVes arc now selling. • flANititulArs. • - George Cornfont, Noskb_ fdarlds; ship-owner, to surrender August 5, -Pi, and Set4temlwr 10, at eleven, arthcComoter 'dal Hotel, ~:011.t, Shields. Attorisies; .Messrs. 'had Francis, Vovvlte's-tistildings, Tower-street, urr Messrs: . COckerill, :sat!' 'Shields. Joseph Stiirr and 1 - 1 o'boi clinyinin Yount, iticlikehtes, York Shire, mere's:tots, August 9, 13, and Stptenilier 10, at . eles-ca, at the George 100, hiuga4uu -u+,urn-Hn {l. tissue. Mr. R, Gliancery-litive-, 'Or Messrs. Maulin• altd. setioletiel.l.lW4l. William •Saiut Mitttilisex, me clang. August 3, to, nod September 10, at one, at tome'', Mr. Tocki4,lla-ktett's-bnilditigs, Holborn. Edward William Brown, Saracen's Head inn, rrilay-street, livery-stable-keeper,. August (1, to. and siTtentlierlo, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. StrJost, N a I.htsing htril-street. fettly3attieS Northente, Lime-street, ; .Mignst 10, and September lu, at eleven-, 'at Guildhall, Attor ney, Mr. Abbott, Alkhor'e'll-yard. Christopher Stuclibury,titraitd on the GEsten,Chie.Wlcli,d'ealer in -horses, Augustli, 10, at twelee, Stlitelitbei 10, lit one, at Guildhall. , Atttaisvy, onntinf, vows-cuan,, seric-opeet, Lincoln's [no. Th t ituas Rao', 'Callaway, 'Bath, upholsterer, August e, it,, and September 10, at - eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vtlirson, Fens-court, Feitchineh-street . ,' . • John CollyearXhina-walk, Chelsea, de;iler'in putMoel, Attki gust-ii, and Septethber 10; at elcveu, lit Gisililitall. Attroc 'try, Mr..). Aspilvali, Chauetry-iatte. John ItmAtictir, Culloden, Cornwall, spirit-tnercliant, August ett , 4S, ttoil*Septchther °10; at'eleven, at the tine's Ai as . Ista,Cistp%lford. Mes,rs.Skildys, H..rt...ii rend itoarke, Crisne-court,Lendon, tit . Nir. MN's? P . rigbtlieluiitivi,bttiltier, e, 7, mot September 10, at eleven, 'at 'the Neat Nit, liriehtliOkolthn. Attornies, Mr. T. Hill, Brigbtholtiaton, or.Mtisrs. Vati.sta. and France, Bedford-row, Richard Platt, Sontlrea, batter, Atignst 0, at tile Anchor •ChitihiSter, 9, and September 10, at the 'Crown lon, Eno- . Worth, ;it eleven. Attoroies, Mr: I:a:chequer • . Other, Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. Clare, rnisworth. ltathhout Power, ti,ilthfle tJ , Worcestershire, can. dlestick-maker, August ii, 13, and September 10. at twelve, at Guiddh.ill, Lor.don. Attorney, Mr. Platt, New Buste.,-11.. court, Carey-Street. , Juteph Torder, Bury Mill, near tietnel-Herupsteltd, corn 'ttitler, ,Anzilst 6, IS, and .‘;epternbei 10, at' twelve, at (;uildhali, London. Atterliles, Meoirs. Lee and Towns ' /tend, Three Crown-court, Oldroyd, Blaclunae.street, Surrey, INi.r.kseller) A 4g. 3,17, a nd so:pis:inner. It), at ten, at Attorhies, Messrs:Fisher anti Staltow, Gobgh-equate, flirt-street. John Vickers, Viratiodow,,DevonAire, linen drape", Ainzust fj, I^•,aud September 16, lit 'write, at the El'ephAmt loo s Exeter. • Atturbey, Mr..a.ll.•Utlckle, Slze-latte, This Day were vahtisitell, In Bvo. with Four coloured Plates, price iSi. hoards, poIiSEttVATIoNS.on the WS- J". EAshs of the VIIINARY ORGAN'S ; particularly thoce of the Bladder, Prod - rate Gland, and Urethra. Illustrated by Cases and Ettgrarittg4. JOHN IMWSIIIP, Member of the 'loyal College of Surgrims in London, and of the Mi divo.Cliirurgical society. Printed for Longman, linrst, aces, Orme, and thrown, PatermAter-row. Ily , Ortler of the Board, H. If. CREW, Secretary. Ina few Days will be p u bli s h e d, Pri" Six THE EDINEURGII REVIEW, or CRITI CAL, J 01! ttNAL, No. 52. C^Mtlits.—Moresses of the Country—Mulcolm's liihtory or Il ifsla.—Goethe's Life of . Himself—Constitution of I)4rlitt -14esit---lnterior of Africa —The ON of Jamas the Second, col lected out of Memoirs writ. of his own Hond—Cusliiering of E3W A — Tile Lty of the Laurtitte—Tke 13.trhary Pirates-- City of the Plague—Runes Story of Rimini. r jut "' for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and .s.oussuau, Hurst, Hoeg. Orate, end Itrr.vim, Paterttuster-row. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guildhall, at which the LORD Moto* pre3ided, there being present thirteen Aldermen and the City.. diciers. .‘ William Pickering, B•q. Sheriff Elect, being called upon . to. , give bond, did not appear. The Court requested the Lord Mayor to hisoc his pre cept for holding a Common-hall for the election of another in his 'room. Of whom may be lied,The ET)INDIIII,GIIILEVIEW. from its commencement, in ' cu l'''rs or Volumes ; And au Index to the first itO volumes, in out thick eolwile. - - - After which, r Court of Common Council was held for the - purpose of considering of , a dutiful and loyal address to he presented to his !loyal Highnes% the Prince Regent, on the marriage of her Royal Highness 'the Princesi Mary with his Royal - Highness William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester and Ediohlirigh. Also of a similar ad,- dress to he presented to the Queen. And niso to consider of compliments of congratulation to be presented to the Royal Pair themselves. J- • When addreises were prepared, and unani mously agree to be presented accordingly ; as Also the compliments ot congratntation to the Princess Mary and Duke of Gloucester. The Sheriffs, tit tended by the Rentembrancer, were directed to wait upon the respective parties to know when the Court may wait upon them to present the same. The Committee for letting the City's lands pre sented a Report on the excediency anti prnctica bility of abolisVing Bartholotnew-fair, which was read. This Day .was published, in i vols. limo. price 12S. b.ards, BoTitNlsrB COMPANION; or,' an lOttodtietioll to the• Knowledge of Practical Botany, and the Uses of Plants, either growing wild in tireat Britain, or caltivated for the Purposes of Agriculture, Medicine, Rural Icononty, or the Arts, on is new Plan. changes. ilitto, Lieutenantliantfleed, from the half-pay of tits' 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ‘S'Vliclity who ex changes, receiving the difference, 60th Ditto, Ensign William Harley, from half-pay of li,c 67th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Shaw, who exchanges. 56th Ditto, Ensign Harry Louts(len to be Lieutenant, vice M'Donnell, deceased. 5711, Vino, Captain Franeia N. 115501, fiolll half-pay bf the .iatn,od Gerrreoo Battalion, to be Captain of a Compul.. Vice Stainforth, who exchanges% COM Regiment of Foot, Captain Edwaid Fitzgerald, from the frth Foot, to be 114 or, say ptuetntse, rice De Mongols, who retires. 63d Ditto, Lieutenant William Davey; front:half-pay of this Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without worth, who resigns.. GStli Ditto, Lieutenant James Birkett, from the Beth Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Otttcy, aprufuted to the 30th Foot. eth Ditto, Lieatenant William Hall, from the dr,th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchas'e, vice Burroughs, pro - motel. 734.1 Ditto, First Lieutenant Henry Munich, from buff-pay of the late 4th Ceylon Regintent,'tu be Lieutewtht, site bury. John Clay, Ossett, Yorkshire, clothier, August Hi, 17. rota Septet:4)er 10, r.t eleven, nt'the Sessionvittnise Attornics, Mesta. Fisher and &Whits, Gougl;-square, Cattle, ‘Viittelield• Hatlet, Brerdon, Li.icestetthire, Hino.dealer, Accititi 'le, at six 18, and Seidet4l), , r 10, at eleein, at the tlaiten's. Head Inn . Arthritics, NIE. L. Rid docke, J. Curaan, I)eibt or Metes** Baxter a nd Booker, Fortlivol's 1011. Job Huband, Evesbatu, Worcestershire, timbor4rlerchrint. , A ugus t 27,29, a t the Nartlisvich Arms Inn, lived i an i , September 10, gt the Reindeer Inn, 'Worcester, ut iteeeri. - Attorney, Mr. o..Bousfield, Botrvcrie•streer, Fleet-Street, London, or Bengworth, Willitilll Bentley; Detiton Flotme-Head, Carlisle, at:4 .tositties Ireland, Carlisle, merchants, A , gust 13, 24, and ' rliten►hwr 10, at eleven, at the Coffee-hotrie' Inn, - Carlisle. Atter- H i es , Mr. Pearsall, Carlisle, sr Mr Hodgson, Buckiershory. Joseph Moore, Bishop Monktott, Jaynes 'Pennant, Leeds, and Junisfbait Foster, Iltsliop Monkton, Yorkshire, Raz-spin- Angiist 21, C 2, and September 10, at eleven. at t it igg' s e oi on a_h iii rs e , Lett's. Attianies, Mr. C. Vilsmi, Ci EP , vine-street, Hattontatileti, Messrs.touplarid and Lis 'ter, Leeds. joint Pearson, Weirdiwtll, Yorkshire, miller, Aug-ust 20. at. six, 4' and i S'eptrlnber io, al eleven, at the King': Fleas' Inn, 10i risky. Atturnies, Mr. Clarke, Barnsley, or A1V.414.. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furitivit's Francis Hetherington, lanining, Cumberlaritl. rattle•tltalers. August 9,9, and September 10, at eleven, at the l3lue Ball Carlisle. Attornies, S'lvssrs: Moutisiey and Fisher, Staple Inn, or Mr. Normau,'Carlide. George Coltman, Stourtnidge, Worcestershire, grocer, Aug. 90, ei, anti Septemlier 10, at tut, at the Castle Inn, Bic., Jnitighistn. At#urnies; Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pei se, Frederick's-piece, 014 Jewry, or Meats. Wiiicteley and Son,Cherry-street. Birmingham. \yawn simpson,Spilshy, Lincolnshire, cure-meecharst Au gust IS, at. six, 17, and Septetaher 10, at ten, at the Bull. .Attornies, Mr. W. Walker, s-piLtiy, or Mr.. Chautery-laug. I' WILLIAM SALISBURY. ir,rin!ed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Ormc, and Dr o wn, • grv ntuiler-row ; and sold by kba Author, at hit Botanic Garden, Sloane-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Hiatt addressed to Proprietors of Orch;trds, and to Growers Of rr uit. in general, comprising Observations on the present State attic Apple Trees in the Cyder COuntries. Made in a Tour (luring the last Summer. Also the Natural History of the Aphis Lanata or American Blight, and other Insects de- Ilruetire to Fruit Trees. In t vol. 12mo. Lis. hoards. WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. ,I.N his Majesty's Navy, these Drops have for 100 years past maintained theil character as a sre tnic NI! th e S curry ; Gravel, Dropsy, Straogiiary, Weakness attd 04,teaet ir ouni the Urinary Passage, and General Debi litY: Intl for their atisolUte arid speedy Owe of Vs* Venereal Disease. ‘VESSEL's JESOIT DROPS and ItENI HOY are the only safe and expeilitiousCii re, 4134 114 i; So intlOCellt ill their tratitre, as to 'require. little or no hit great abjett .tst' be attended to is, that Patients and purehuiers should be earefill in having the true and genuine ,repatotion, as the misafe, iinsanetkuped, and dangerous t'.ourittrfeits attempted lo be foisted on the Public by abso ""*.' filsehooils, are SO illimerothtliiit the Proprietors rerpiest ; 1 111 1 turcliaser alai fur Weasel'sde.uits Drops, and unless ary have the following wor d s on the stamp, they are gross Pl'us4 ions on. the : " 'Wessels, tia, St. l'a•3 l ,'s ti Mire %-yilril," W 11411 116 Majesty's Ctitllltlibsinlloll• n'e or• P" ' il kni.engravulsia every stamp. AU others are Conn terfeils. it „„,„,Yrollants, Captains, and Venders, supplied on liber:.l ruf.'• Price 2s. p boi tit. • 1 „ 8 "1: also by Oxford-street; Ward, Middle.row, uncrriitt, Royal listaliartge. • The Coal-and Corn Committee presented n Re-. Port. recommending the dismissal of tie ,C.:bief Clerk of the Coal lioceltange ; ; which, after some disriss%ion, Was agreed to, and it was referred to Cie Committee to eximine into the qualifications of the several candidistes. Tlid Lord Mayor laid before the Conn a letter front the Ilettnan connt,l'latoff, acknowledging the receipt of the vote of thisskti, together with aft elegant sabre, expressing; his thanks for the same. It tvas read, and ordered to bc entered on the 3Litirnals. mmicuurutm, 4c. MONTHLY REPORT FOR JULY. . ti4validigue patrunt reterant j* Ut t F 1 1 ,411 the talot .91011-Ace I,:onianly tons at ise—a puns' rae,! I T AH It 1 E should be the . finoulation of sr). cLil 131)ionvol, wield) is often tit.turbril; tlucough Ilia 1,11 irs tiLit fovot thv 1116. m not tithing' those so, cautions 'which w.atht rccttre them the enjoyou,nt of that greJt donies tic Lttesiing: Anthdlft. the welaneholy varirty of iiisortleva Uttdcr wttich hinnan,nature is known tointifer, there are nine `More alarming ur distressing than those who-h result trout hiltionahle gaieties, e.trly dissipation, or solitary inteinpe linse. Messrs. CURRIE and Cu.beg to state that the sedulous 41 , 14 1%64m of a priiCliVis eXClinnt'tiv directed to the treatment td cute of cgit rAIN,compLAINTs, entitle them to the zonietliir acquirement. As regul,iv Surgeons; tio.y atier speeoy and permanent cunt for every stage of that .;is "l"r, ttl , i4ll isclilltrilVtell in an nitgitariled moment, and isoi,ons the spring: of life,apd for every class of &hi 111Ti i votett is the conseque j lice of uvenile iitiliserefion,s, pre the maturity of mail oil, entailing by atititipations it 4 victim all the infirmities of old age—tile body I :rmititle: owl rated and tonacietted—the \ chrvls, vt.11 , 4 and "4".',..--situt the mind gloomy and &injects/4. Fiit'the retult , uf their ,tigers- in this particular brunet), they refer to that stctP"lllli`"', which, they flatter themselves, they have by thirty y ears ' exper i ence , it; a muck eit eptiled prao. • and reernt. cases complaints, I) ! l f , tt core completed the *hurt periotl . oft wo dap: ; awl ' ai r t. ' of strictur es , pains nt the hones, gleets, seminal tkc• A.C. a proper peiseveritnee iti . their plan of iro.ures to the patient an invigorated conititat "lIED WONI who have lung been thi.lispoiitted in iflrir E xPEC'FATIoNN f a FA.IttLY, may be assured that , in most rostaiiies, such ° fleteet ' s are ecrable by the removal of such impeditue,uts he anAlnect of uncertainty with others, yet the, cure of such de ‘ t?, • t he gradual progress of fenov;;tivtl, the 80.04% , 1 : vxprriener. • i ""0- I I dud moF he consult 41 by patients of • wit t h e 1.41 Villt . fit litlirFCV and himour, at thrit N " . 1 " 7 , ilattiot Garden'. Patients its the coentrYs •!• !tig !h iir age, arot general haliit of liviug, acc• ' elOttr•stice for titlviust and medicines tae saws lei or sent to tiny putrOf tag 1611101V14. :Litton Via' deli, The long continuance of cold rainy weather through the month will have retarded the harvest to a later season than almost ever knows,; and in the more Northern Districts the tempestuous weather has considerehly laid the several kinds of lexariant. grain,—The IViseat' crops, however, carry, in geqetal, is promi,,,ing appearance, al though there is .ippreliCiniinli in the Eastern Counties of mildew, trout the unusual succulence of the +,trim, which more warm and genial %tea ther, iris hoped, may correct.—The 134,1eys are tine in most counties.—Oats hi general are riot ro good.—The Beans, which are too tun of growth, are not found to set so well sus their bloom prinnis cd.—l'otatoes, except on light soils, have. run ion • Much to Insulin for a very productive crop.— TurnipS are a genial plant, but went drier weather for setting out. —The young Clovers have planted kiattly..--The Fallow:1 ou heavy soils are back ward, from their wet state nut admitting of being cased about.—ThiClOver Crops, with other Flay, have suffered in most counties from the incessant rains, and, in consequence, the product of last year is rising conSiOcrably in value. in some dis tricts large tracts Of meadow laud are still un moweti.--;The Hop Platications never tickled more in their appearauce ;linnet this : sesson. Some of akin round Canterbury, Maidstone and Pollinator look proMisingly, except Where they have rust too strong to bier. l<ts ‘Vorces . terditre she gene ral appearance is ntskilidly.---4be la.ter nmrth Grass is abundant, and the price of beau StOck. of most kinds, has got up in cousequence.-e-The Meat Markets remain neatly at last :month's prices- ; and in those of Wool there is but little variutiou for tin better. Bicknell, whU exchanges. 7411. Ditto, Lieutenant H. W. Thompson, from half-pay of the 71st Pout, to be Lieuteisails, vice Luttrell, who ex changes. Lienteilpitt J. Ilan, from the 51-d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Doncombe, whii retires upon the half pay of the 5.2 d Foot.. 7 141 1 Date Lieutenant Archibald Cameron, from the half. p a y ofthe Regiment, to he Lieutetratit, vice C.J. Maclean, who exchaoges. Ensigit damyr Wight, from the half-pay, to he. Ensign, vice 'Maitland, who etchanges. ' Blst 11:111, Lieutenant John Godwin, from half-pay of the itegiatent. to be Lieutenant, vice Napper, who exchanges, receiving the•diaretice. 89th l)hto, Lieutenant Lewis Bowen, from the 3Gth Pont, to Ise Lieutenant; vier Miles, who eschattges. Lieutenant, Hobert Lloyd to he Adjutant, rice :Wies t ., who rerignstlie Mjtrt antey only. 90th Ditto, Assistant-Sorgoon Mathew Fltroan, from half pay of the slit Foot, to tie Assisraut-tiorgron, vice Ilamil• ion, appointMent has not taken place. / 99th Ditto, Lieutenant Joito Ntino, Erma 1,41r-vh,,,, of the 90th Foot, Lieutenant, vice Hobson, who exchanges. 101st Ditto, Dugaid Gilchrist, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur chase, vice Ta)lur, promoted in the 'l9th Pout. The Ride Brigade—Second lieutenant John P. Builrau to be First Lientettant, by purchase, vice Gaminell, promotrilin the 104th Puot. Liemytiaitt .h L. Block, from half-pay of the Royal Scots, to Lieutenant, vice Mnemoic], jun. who exch. - old, receirlog the thtEcrence. Francis Myren, Gent. to by Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bhileau • let West India Itegiinent—Lieotenniit William 13rowii, Irons the Hits West India Itertiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Crotty, who retires upon half pay of the Bth West ludic Regiment, 241 Ditto ) Major Edward Fleming to he Lioutenant-Cosponel, by porelrose. tier Maclean, who retires. .Ctiptain Thomas 'Wildman, front the 7th Litcht Dragoons, to by Major, by purchase, rico ilenting. Lietstritent M'Pherson. front the 7th Writ India Regiment, to be Lictlfintint, without ?involutes, vice Brennen, promoted. sth Ditto, Lieutenant George Foskey, front the 7111 West !odic Regiarent, to too lieljtauttt turd Lieutettaitt, 'lL' Irvine, who resigns the Adjittantey, and mires uptio half par of Lieutyliant of the 7th West India Regiment. • Itt+ at York Rangers, Surgeon Dillon Jones. from the aBth riot, to by Surgeon, vice• Collins, who exchanges. noßrbtlll Seemol Lieutenant Thomas Quin to be Adjutant mid First Lieutenant; vice Gunn, who resigns the Adjotatiocy only. td 'Ceylon Regiinent, Second Lieutenant William Dayton to be First Lieutenant, withoa putt - Arise, vivo Wilson, whose appoints...cot has oot taken place. Second LientenantVlinsies Button to he First Lieutenant, witboOt pOrchase, rice Giesler, dr.:eased.' To he Shoat! Lieutenants, Charles Barhier, Gent. to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice lioytoo. T)dd, Gent. vice .notton.. BRF.vAT.—Nujor.oenerai sir A. M. Cosby. cif the Hon. the East India Company's service, to he promoted to tee rank of Lieutenant-General in the East lollies only. STAFF. ---she Kett. Natbaniet itubect Dennis, ILs . to be Chaplain to the Forces, Tin MILITARY AvYLUNI AT ti.MTHANIPTON.—Msjur Erna: . of the 55th Foot, to le Cottuthattlant,with the rook of Lieu- tenata-Colood its the Army. Eusign John felt. ,of the late 9A Royal Votteass Dattalipo p - it/ be 2g DlviD;r:Nris. Aug. 3. A. Read, of I,mrcr tirosrctior-atrect, wine,ruer ehant«-Aug. J. J. Jentimr and T. Parsoos, Ibreccher.-titalcen—A,uc, ga, W. I'4l'o*Hr:q. t . Whioroall, Suf. folk, willer--; , Artg. 3s. W. tiolilinF, t.'arendish sqtrulk, hay« johbvr—Attg. 43. T. Great YATOOOth, woollon« draper—Aui, , ...n. 'C. MoOn sod C. 011ry, George-street, Portautrr•square, Irrewers—Aug. al. .1. 'l . trylor, Part.-street i Southwark, wheelwright—..'-us.3o. Z. keppell,lotv of Alford, Surrvy, buildcr—Ang. /O. Nl.thrugan, tor -agent—Aug. 20. T. Holt, 1 1 611-trrall, tewt-Ler—Auc. 34. V. Muntlin, Strand, jeweller=-Aug. 20. W. blaittiehl, Nevi putt, Salop, woolleudotpor —Aug. H. EX: avy, late of arii tol, trierebirlit —Aug. 20 W. 1 - tewlett, Baildwos, Salop, far. rater-LArtg. Scaright, Liverpool, merchaut—Ao4. A. Clibborne, II Averfoedwest, met chant—Aug. 31, It. Ifm - Bar, Belts, barge.vaititer—.lug. in. It. D. Clreltvir. ham, linen-tit . :Ovr—Ao.g. 20. It. Milvs, Loudon, t001v14,1,---. Aug. 20. 3. Waving , , Altou, bouthamiton, woolstaplit. CEILTIFICATES—Auou sr 20. w. J ones , cheocr, innkteffer—C, Ait 11 at, Birmingham, Victualler--R. Buskin, 'Crtir linen -druper-4. Stevens. tate a Cheltenham, riettmllur--1. Smith, 'lanai**, .Derby tlver-4-.1. Bishop, pith; Silas Quebcc, p Murrcheiter, haft-tutmuincturer—T.Metcer, Imtc "I'uti4ridge, Krut, amdrews i Mint:tries, •h.l, insurailcu bruttcr-W. C. Hilt, Bristol, curvet' and HufroCks. Bultun.lt.Moors, losocashirc, nionufactures- , 41. &minium, tate of Darnley, Lanca,ltire, victualler. PARTNERSHIPS riI.S . !.:OLVEI). W. Smith, C. hoingham and T. Mereditis Hintan.lftls?, Wtircester, altr ittfd pnrtur tircwers--.C. I3u.h llis avid W. Ocrk, Oh! City Chtmatiers, anticurrosiViinan.t(Atiturtrs.—W. Punter unit W. Punter, jun. Itlnt-lanc, lirotwrs-3..%.thertott and J. Mather, Stmts.'', Lancashire, vottuti.spintiers—.H. Blunt and W. 41.. Pao per, sh.ort, Su.irx, Puri• try told J. 'ti . .iKht, Huniberbank-yarJ, Kinptowainpu.Kull, thip.earnenters-1. Haley, M. `t-itiith, and iey, Lecd*, eloth-I ti nantacturers—E. Oittips iu,d Briagoorth, Salop, institsterst--+M. arht J. Volts, .(itiosit Chavlutte•street, Illtivkfriars-r04 , 1„ hot- intinal.st.turvrs- 4 . dna 4. Waiter, .titro , trr, tirs4) . 11611 J. P 4dtil ' 4/ . Nutitiv,Nornerscishire, Coat. a l ,ct Urn. NeNvhury► bargk.-sua*ters—.W. ormen, J. L.Wstili ; b0tyg1 . 1,1144,1.1. lktsty! ) t.thcsumittlitAitrtsrs.,