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w ~` '~},~~ , ;- -, r. =~ )4tivtistit.,74s4 - 0!'..`"11..6 or? ORDN.INCE,,JuIy.I,S, 1816. ..PRINCIP-4L OFFICERS of His. M 44- .14.57'Y'S ORDN.I2VCE ilu hcreby . give Notice, that 'enposais will Le rcceined at their ggiee in P i all-21.(all, No t or iiff;)re'lredneiday, the 31st Initont,"fronisuch Per Sons moo he 'milling to andertake the Sunplo of CATIMIDGE Vial other PAPERS, for 'Service of this' Departntent, for a leth a l of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of 'the firit Yeeir, upon Notice of Three Months, at the oplion Of either P;n:ty. . t/9 - iis of the Paper may he viewed upon application to the Co , nptrof.'eroftlu. ltdynl LatAratorq in the floyul.d.-senal, ft"oolaich ; and farther Particulars, together with the 7'erias . 'and of the Cootract, may be /mown at the Saw iraw's ()pre in l'all 7 .ltall aforesaid, ant, day between the ifours qf Pen and_ Four o'Clock, where, the Proposals must ar de !leered, sealed up, and endorsed " Propmals for C4r tridge.l'itper s" hat' no Proposal can be admitted after the 4reirl .314 t Instant, et 7'u;elve o'Clock at Noon of the same euy, any Tender be, noticed, unless the Party making it, or an dgeni in hit Waif; shalt attend.." L'y Order ¢f M., R. H. CalEff",- Secretary. • IN TItE NE W. ANI) OST .4DVAN'FAGEOUS I.OI"I'ERY SEVER KNOWN, 150 CAPITAL PRIZES, ECT) IiED tiv AC of PAIILIAMENI' on the I}itoads, Perries, and Tolls of the Noble Bridge at STN EIILANI), jhe Grand Areli of which beim; 231 i feet wide, '"I 10 0 legit tidwits the largest Vessels to pass with all tail, SCII h NI I', L... l'ri7.e of 1.5,000 .... L. 5,000 11.. ............... .. 3,000 3;000 ............... I. 2,1)00 ‘4,000 1 ....... l , O OO l,OOO g .............. .... . 500' 3,000 t 5 ............. ... .. Qao . ...... 125 • • ...... ... ~ 100 ' I ~ 00.0 ...»...-___„, .-----... 'einCo Tickets. 4 l be Value .L. 50,000 li'llivli % , il paid in Debesitures of 1001. tact' (similar to }:xt lii.citlei Bilk or India Bonds), hearing an Interest of 5 per C t. '". PIT Aii.itliii ; - ivlll ti n e tirst Half , year'b Dividend of 7501. 'will twennie (Inv, 4ii(l h e p it hi the fortunate l'Orc ) nSeTs. in M 0..... iwy , dirt.ory:tft er the Driivii44, which • ~ ill be 01st October ; Ite Trustees appiiiii; ia.rul tic Act 54, (ico. 111. are ___ _ . 'ir M. W. Ridley, Bart. kJ:P. ' Cuthbert Ellison, Esq. NIX. Though the low, Vick t •st Prize in this Valuable Lottery is 1001. t'•!. are at present only 71• 14 s. ilalf, ...... .....s.. L. 3 10 6 I Eighth . .. L.l : 0 titiartei. ....... ..4 ' 0 6 !Sixteenth .• • • 011 0 At the- Lioence'd Offices, :Intl A4ents as . usual—J. SIVE- Int . (3ll T, Cutrtraetur,.. 87, Comb iII ; 11, Holborn ; 38, Hay . ; 14 I. Oxl aril- street . N 1 ....--....................—..._._ SRI' o,t tailiortant to Person; own, and ititL•restinif tot - he Of the l'vace, Cou'utry Magi itries.. 7 s. , ; rt; It EPOWY , 11 the lilt the IN•iOLVV , :N r 1)F.1.1 Iki• with 11:e • 1411NOTEN of C ommittee of the House of C tleao• . • .-- Me, '('Kontos Clark, A lr.Saniitel Woirdll, Mr. lioi.ert Waitlonan r ' l 'i' s cr Liillrir, ' , Air. Charles Harrison, Mr. Julio. Tore, 4Ilro••d c.,Nlitt ent.. t,entr k ,, ~ - 4.-...,..- -1, ,. - ....,.. Mr • Itolo•rt [fa wkeip 1!61r• Willi:im Lee, I It. Sauiuel Oliver, Mr .Iselin Sloper, Mr. N4eholiss Nixon, Mr. A. E. Broo,h,oft, Mr. Edward Kirby, • Mr. 3 , 31 , 11 Gosling. • 6 1," The Examination rnd festimony of the Judge of the )nsolvelit Debtors' Court kMr. Serjeant ltunnington) Cilia b 0 titokely ininteil pars: • Printed for Clement, 192, Strand. ~.( v "'i'n'n m is• t i o h a d. Th e First Xnnual lteport of the 14 1Untittet of the tiouse of Consuions on lblodhouses, price 7s. enktvt d in Thide,,tod highly Profeggion of th , ,. Law, Clerks t‘troteN, (250 pages, 8v0.), SEI,I;',CT COMM ITT ELL vrolts• Aurs, 6:3 and 5 J Geo. IWIDENCE taken before the ::onutions of the following Gen. Lord Advocate of Scotland, 'Mr. John Merryweather, Mr. Richard Grasswetl, Mr. G. Ernest Estaff, Mr. Joseph ThOmp,on, Sr Richard Phillips, Mr. Net-leant :R I ) uur t, o4 ,_ VT: Mai! , • • Mr. Nathaniel Davies, ' • Mr. Jahn Walter, Mr. John Phillips, • Mr. Thomas Hewett, Mr. Robert Taylor, 1 Mr. Sohn Colts Coopers IMPERIAL TWINE cturti, ITBy his :Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, 11 :111 Noltatty, Merchants. mid thp are tespectfu.ly informed, by the Patentee, .the above :„" 1 , 11i .' "'I t4' , ltatt.V 410 duly stamped' at the EAST INDIA " , t'AIOUSES, N o . lc, Cheapsidc, and at no otlor Holm “reiin TaWU or Country, in entire Cases of 30 and GO ../Jvc , s each fur E x p orta ti on , a nd by the single, piece, in 4,4 tin...l: and 6-4 for 'sheeting, from 26 to. c 2 yards each, ti ` 2l • 01.. ht. .3s. (W. 4s. 48. nil. and :is. Gd. per yard. As .2t r t•t it n z , i t ~,t , „,t ut s u „,i„v e d, not only foy its economy, hut s admirable to coodatlivenessto,,licillth ; and h "tiotr, t etwally tteitable fur its beant?aud,plea. net% of wear, old bring nearly half the twies' of "therli 4 )htl4l ,ogt• Its ail\-•atitai; ; es have bang bettt • elijoYtd by "1- ,•;;';'''ELi Famili es O•rders i.eetite:l he ►attirx were Familics and Individuals %AA'. goittg-A;sroad; :And GVIlit5lllCll the Artily mid it 'pecn.iliar utility, it , nevee imbibing the clamp e, by which the,dittiger of n‘ing damp Linen' i 3 taltirely itvuided. (.70NSITNIPTIONS CURED. PROFESSIONAL MAN, w.1,,-t rongb au extensive practice in the above Dista•.. , , has been ,ft fortunate as to di , eover a MEDICINE tars ass INFALLI „ 111, E (XXIX fi,r cos s p-rtoNs ;by M,•,lic,ine he Nasenred wane when hives over by eminent Physiei and *loll tin" last stage 4f a Comanaption, eit.led with tough, s t iitting,,„of !Amid, and miteiniu tuts swelling. of its feet, Kc. Thougt3 the truth:of this assert:on may be dontiz 0, the A t!vertiit r happy to site, t hat he ha's it in . 111 s Hitt er to i-t!",r I a these•he It:lc:tired, and when go en over by %•dne of the u , t Prole , sional Men; he tlies , :fore , now pub te!Y otters it to thoie um) at labouring under this aillicting Letters (post-pai , P addressed for A. B. 2, Cumberland -1`441A., New-road, Mr, ry-Le-tante, Lon,l,nt, will have Cate atlentior‘; and where attendance is given every day Noulays from ten to twelve in the.fOrcnoutt EII)tii)N!S I 1411, DIVINE, err Ci/L• E ICS SPECIFIC:K. for the tiIa)IVTI , I ctf lIA.IIt, 1 4 '9r:w e d f c „ ti , . 4 R e c e ipt of the fantods notaniit Cdlpeper, aml recommended h thd pirettt Doctor litinter and ottivremi 14.11tRittsittAtts.,,—‘1 here the flair has fallen oil. front old D l*'` , llte.l"rapri e t ors Of the ; Divine are free to - admit LZ:alltft ,niWayS 1107111S0 a fenietly i i nt where Gen-, „ - •v 45 . too dlitess, elturt of climate,- r.oty Walcls ot;,;;thitill ala eirranre decay, they 1 : 1 . 4 7 rely it n tittditt,..: the Huth: re.jetterat4 of no or )42Y 4,01 " r. IL also pruntotei the Cirnivtlt of the 1-loir Apt r "- I " l, rows.lo tt l Whiskers; is all excellent article for freeing flot:t tizurf, &c., and eudies It, if ever su. harsh. a t u , 111 .,9. 11 y soft and glossv.—N• ‘Vrapited routol each ilan s fiserfittion II the ttattn'e of the flair, its various tl;nts Kespectite.; the Treatnvut of ChilJtt l / 4 1's cartons information presumed to be inteleAting to , a 0 would obtain. (.r preserve tytt persOliai orna " a fine I lead of t l'sttntosti/t1:4" front pee ''" reeorered their I lair :titer beittgl-Nthl for years. ~ 5,7 4 4 tIY the Proprielar's : I ; ', - rot, N 3.. 43, Gerrard,treet, o.stlitare, London; bv Tuttle and Piece", 57, < 17 , , 01, 114,, 5 tre41- 5:1, Fleet-street ; 64, ,rill by onoit Perfnmers and Hair Dreisers. — pri, 441. 7s lid and ego gainua " • uullisi signed " kindson and 44 ui4 the- ' . ... . . .. T 0 0 r r .. 4 71 :2 , 4 ... 2 I Tfill , ~... . • ..,.. .. , .., .7 , ' ~3i ,..., ' '7( 4 4 - ... .A tt,„ --- 4 , :5. 47.: „,. .4... . 0 -- ; ,...... ~.. ..,-...::.: ....., „, . v : . . . ~.... , : ..17:7.0 , A —';' -;P ' 'sr' '' \ •:, - - - -- ' ' - - -.3.p• • . .;,., - - . 5..- . ~./ ~,!..; ',\•k \ V. ',' /0 1'•I ". \ ; - , s ... .. . g,:gt.. . .. ,f mkot , , , sA T 1,14 DAY', JUDY 27, s 16. . " - tur.4 and 3,,,and ou the ancient cOntinent much • . . yht ; law of interest can no metre 'reaeb and compel nil the casts i , priletiClego *lnd abuses among Jews, Christians; gamblers . , bal'iet, tools', and usurers, than the hid her law (if matrimony does prevent an coneubitiage and all adultery. The erasion or abuse arguet tiff neither case against thi! enactment or the:aSe,. Tlt'e hw of regnlatibh aud reistraint of interest And u*nry, has tups be i iteficent uses, fur the industrious, the young, the and the s iirdnous ; it for those %Vho would abate this precious curb and land-mark of society, to J {lt w clearly that it has operative in- cOnyeilienees on ci%il anti commercial ti Cc greater than its sure prottetiowand long-proved benefits.; to prove that the lender lu:s need to. be defended how the borrOwer, who gives hint a s edulity and a 'rent ! ! . Money; in a new and simple tociety Nith.un occupied lands, tan find no interest. The Jews, in their infant plantation in 'a new and.' promised land, were forbiddeu to take interest of. one ono. ther,-.a politic and moral.forbearauce which they. • have t•ince:well repaid themselves On the heathen and the Christian fur 3000 years, Modern-Governments, unlucky in their impo litia,and too far.carried ingennity at P.tatfs.to the States, have done &ell.• to. restrain the • rate .and abatte cif tAttry Ity the publtcycstrictiun of a gene ratdimitation by the law: The VxpeKiettve of France and some other etrootticx has shown too much that State engage. ratittli 044 always. permanent secujities; The loans of niv ions borrowed at periods of war, in fear and hazard of conquest or exhaustion, are a distinct clais.antl cha s raeter of investnitint. This ropti rcs to be, hat cannot Ate-put-sued further here. The use or interest of money, plact &l on per real, or svell-calculated security, has .a limit or ratio, in nature and:sound politic tea untny--;.-it is recently lowered. in Bengal,. from 12 to b per cent.—it is now At .3 and at 4 per cent. in Sweden. There is no doubt, that peaceand se- curi v suppose!, the East 111(1'14 Company could . , at thk tilSe vli a lMfi l e Ur o_p_pr es' etual zvn en t Usury, extravagant interest, hi It renrsrsrtifr" oppression date Riot" and the labourer, have been the bane and the degradation of the sre soil awl happy dispositions of fruitful and inge nions Asia,. particularly in thete.eaiing . abuurlaned of its southern , anci mild soils anti climate ? , ,There is no p,,litie-ectinoiny, no sense or love of court- try, though entmelt of. pride, ignorance and .su— perstitions attachment : Chem It personal, solitary, avaricious; Usury despOils the fruitful, to load the barren class of society—makes rich men, and a poor State and wretched people. Lend to the foreigner, is a politic. rule—at _Which rate (if paid), his rent , snort creates another capital: but to oppress, despoil and impoverish one ano ther in our condition anti state of. society, by an . extravagant or miscalCalated habit of interest, is surely the acme of error and mistake, and would in the end Surround the lentler`with a loathsome misery, and make, at leastiiiis boards useless anti oppressive to , hionself Riches, like dung, are , a nuisance and a nullity, till they are spread, and employed .to yeprott net ion , u hich they cannot be, if the lender or-ienter iWisist on all the . usufruct either 'of 8(41_0 money. CRT:At BARGAINS., • . • • • • TwWO gooil PIANO-FORTES, ith Keys, by i3roadwood and Sons; one a't 15 guineas, and the other 2-2 guineas. .Ako a Capital Cabi net Piano-Fort, , , a 3 go of as — new, Silk - Front, two Pedals, complete; stands remarkably well in tune: chop-price guineas, for 38 guineas.—May lie ecru at No. 5, Lek...stet place, from 'L't'n to .Fonr o'Clon, at the Owneet Mr. Wat lett.can warrant the..tshout Instruments.. Pac,,ing Cases, if requited. NEW LANARK. ADDRESS to the 1N Ht BITANTS, on open ing the INSTITUTION, for training . titid forming the CHARACTF.,II..a the POPULATION, so as to boccua nit:- fa/ and valuable Igembets of Society. - By 'ROBERT OWEN. Seriously recommended t 9 those who are desirous to pre vent tlieforther Increase of National PuliintheAl (price 21,4 GI.). by Hatcl►ard, unit L.inugntnn_at►d CO. London. Also (ro ;cc 65.) Four PraetiLal Essays ou the Formation of the' I !union Character. 11 , 4, The Profits of the Worlo, to be iliritletl between the National aud British and Foreign School Societies. VEIG:ITS .\ND 'MEASURES. This Day wa, published, price r. in Boards, VirliffltoL()GY ; or." , AN EXPOSITIO.T of lAA. WEIGH f'S and NI EASURES, chiefly those of. Great Britain, 'lreland, and CrAnce. Coutaininic 'rubles of Com. parison, and views of various Standards. Also, at. Account of 14"51 anti local Cuttoms rdating to the subject, , with Par liamentary Reporti, and other important Doeuments. , By P. 1). Master'of 'the Pinsbttry•scoare Aeadmny, London, In tine Puhlication the three French Systems of Nletiology are explained; namely, the Ainient SyStem; the 'Metrics) or I)eciuml System of i'M; and the Systeto thine! of NE:, by which ancient Names are restored, and - iimry,initad of Dc ciusat Divisions athinted. This'last Method is nine pnblished for tite , first time, it.f. Ist-nevi:a, in the EnglishlarigitagTe. Sold by Lieliingtonand Co. Finslinry,-square ; Baldwin and Co. Pateritoster-row; Richar4son, Cornhill ; anti, 114fcliard, • Of whom may he had, by the same Author, The Universal Camtiist, prices al. 4s.—'Elie Element; of Book-beeping, Fifth litlitifm, Introductin:t to Split. , rics 40 Nautical Astr,niomy, V4itiun, tai. BY HIS MAJVATY'S 110 Y kl. LgTTEl a t It. SI r.V!S TtNcrt IRE is, partic,:ail r.Tottiti...,:le,l in Asth ine4', Dropsy, Consumption, Nci von: r 'al rlaiats, .‘rles: Convulsions,. huiirlity , Lowness of Spurts, 1/...ortlers tit the Stomach and Bowels, See. Twenty year. 'esperience bas nror.; ed the Solar Tincture to he. the toot valitAle faenly \ie.= dicier ever Oct ed to the Poolic. Sold is bathes at i;s.7*.thl. and eas, wboksale and retail, 'at the Siiihr Tincture Ware.. house, No. 1, Upper-end o i l J,ihn's"-stre e t, West Smith. 6elit ; also may lie had at'Suttria's and Co. 11•Oe , 771yirch-yard; Rii.rclity and 'Sons, Fleet-ntarket ; Straining 's, Royal Ex.- changti-gate . ; 13ret1aml, 13C1, nislinp . sg.re witkollt Nwhi;er; 150, Oxtord-street; Ward, 344, ;.• ;,, , 1 of swot, Vett", der.; in the knigilotn, where may he had Or. Siitiv's Lunar Tincture, fin Complaints incidental to the Veinale.Svs, ,at tub. , • Every bottle of the Goritrit..e iire signed J. R. SATFELL, Witten upon the outside wrapper. SUPERIOR, GINGER. nr,ER ANT) 1 4 :1 4 1.EltVE.4CENT • SPIERKET, I.N.s'FANTLY PItODUCEU BY ItIC:H.II.I)'S POItTABLE Etil.tAcr. ENCOURAGED by -the flattering, tereptibb which his POWDERS lately hromibt ftrwaid for pee pAring the above delightfuf h"evera4cs have experienced, the Froprititut hit' been induced to offer these new Preiervemi.sor , • • iitgrningrifti4nldAi AL-YiAlLtialllWcatks'OW4to prove its being superior to that contained in bottles, stiltre taiuiti4; th , aleantage of portability so much approved of in his Powders. . Prepared by John Richards, cheruit, 1-93, Strand, opposite St. Cleitunt't Church, the . Original Pro. , prirtor and Inventor. The Extract in bottles of 3s. Os. ed., and Ws.; the Powders in pockets of 35., ss. Gd., and 15s. both are warranted to keep in all climates. Sold Retail at Bacon's, .150, Oxford-street, oppOsitellond-street ; and 'Putt's, Royal Exchange ; where .are continued to he sold his highly approved Powder for dual& SODA WATIA, GlN and WHITE SPRUCE I3EER, as also those for EF, VERVESCENI SHERICET. - • "QUID NOBIS thTEREST?" On the nice question' of the 'freedom. or legisla , tine regulation of the use, or interest, Or rent of stoney, on loans of security, it is litre meant only to inquire, suggest; collect date, consult ex pet fence, and to analyse, or " etymonise" causes and cuttoms ; not to . dogmatise, or to assert with an unsupporiecl confidence. The self-productive nature of land, and its rich returns to hinnan labour and cultural science, first sttggest a partition of its products, which forms _rent or bite for its occupancy and.use. The value of 1,1,1 is this ;cur, paid to the 7 state, the clergy, the . vor, wattle legal owner of the soil—for its ,cultivation, wages, ttiotber portion Of its profit-'..- what remains is for the maintenanceand reward of occupitr, bis capital, implements, ca►tle and skill. This secure, protecketh and enduring income,is.the i►►easure of value,.which has a strong i tendency in ‘vell-settled and improving con►muni ties, under free .or good Governments, to 40 years puschAse, walking so fur, 24,- for the rate of the use or interest - of money. the law wilt point and regulate .the rate of Om interest of money,, it should be careful to fix it at 'its neatest proper term ; is that now G per , 'cent.. nr 3? The law stands at 5. Security is "alway*, humanly ealrulaced, sup posed when regular interest: is treated of. The mortgage of land, goods in hand, public faith anti duration, private cretin, joigt personal °Wigs- Hon, or the " 1 promise" of good commercial or ,corpotate hole or bill. - • Experience bbews that the law has wisely and usefully led or followe he custom among men , 6 from 12 to 10, 8,6, a 5 per cent; but has heen inobservant long at the latter rate, th6gl) civi lization, riches, circulation, and sound reason anti economy, had reduced it in all good practice C)li ELT 1 . 4 N 11AM. A ceremony of tin ',cresting nature took place here on Monday the . 2241, the Anniversary of the • Battle of Salamanca, on the lawn of %Vetlington House (late Cambray House), the present resi dence of hi 3 Grace the Duke of WittAtNarrotv. Colonel RIDDELL (the proprietor) — had:signitied to his Grace hisdesire of perpetuating the remetn- • brance of .the honour conferred on his mansion by his Grace's visit and, according to his re» quest, the Duke graciously consented to superin., tcnd the planting of a Britisb Oak on the lawn. About twelve o'clock, the Duke, accompanied by her Grace, their two sons; the Marquis of Douro and Lord C. Wellesley, and their "nephew, 'with Lady Catherine Bathurst, Lord..Appesly, 4e. re paired in the garden, - and the ceremony of plant ing the oak commenced. Colonel 'Riddell bud prepared wine and oil, which the illustridus Hero anal his Amiable Consort ponre upon the roots of the tree, and afterwards strewed corn and se- Veral sorts of seeds round it. The Duke appeared in high spirits, and the Duchess, - With bee usual affable - manner, surrounded by her• children, reit - tiered the scene delightful. His Grace inquired particularly if it was' an English oak, and express ed his warmest Wishes that it should thrive. Miss S. Bellenger and-Miss Costello presented the par ty with fruits, in unison with the ancient Roman : custom, and emblematic of plenty. The day be ing the anniv*Ctsary - of the - Battle - of Salamanca, the oak will beer tblit, title, in ceruniensoration of the warrior who : fought atk(leciAitt. : ll4confilct vices. • %._.-, =to.. . '. ...;-- 0 te .,., ,-- . FrrirCE DI7I'CH CREC : II7IiII LAST IQIGHT.3 • BRUSSIILS; JULY 20.—The courierirom . I:ora 4 • e.ho arrived at Camhray 'on the 1i th, is said to'll'iiee brought word that his' GraCe was • to be expected theTe on the 10th of AtignSt. The same accounts say, that the dispute betiveen some English oMcers at Cambray, in which the nett Civil I . lltl the English Military Authorities inter.' feted, his . Leen . settled, by putting some of the most guilty into prison for a few clays ; for thie refit, all is perfectly tranquil •in thec:intontnents of the right vying * of the Army of *Occupation— the troops continue to observe the strictest cat= cihlltie • The French departmental legions of ,the Sorpate and Pas de Cubit have receiv,..cl their definitivi organiziti,;6, apd their colours have been solenitry conseciateci at Autkos and C dais, litkOlher. recruits have arrived io those towns, be era. rolled in. the legions: All the French postmaster,. on the frontiers e have teceiveit positive orders not to sutler any flew r a per printed in the 14etherlands to loess the flOntleT,S,' upon pain of being di...ilatssed from their office. WailsAw, Jot:I - S.—it is not only in 'our neighi. bout hood, but also in other,partS of tiieltingtlOnt s that. the hail has done mutli.dausage4 .3n the neighbourhood of Cracow 111;1 has fallen of the size of a hen's egg. ',Ele Vi3tlll4'has ov . eiflows4 its banks in consequence ,of theeontinned rainsi and done great damage; "lt is i:iiti our Emperor will go next mouth to Mi.i,tyr, and that he may b e expected here ahout the cod of September. tioNinspEßG, .:IbLY I().--The Prince and Prin. cess of Orange arrived here ye,terday, t th d were , received at the Palace by the civil and military 't I)tan our c trr;. JUT.Y 22.-09 the 191 h ,"Zrani ," .ra , laaccres,,who tias passed some time at Atnst:e(dam # came through thi's town; he tlept for one night here, and then continued journey to Brussek. He was accompanied, by a I..ilet-tle-chambp:, ,4 v ,.p ceta , v , .two si!rvatirs. It is reported that he is goTfig front fikussels, to return to Paris i biti4g Other reed% et!, or expecting nertnissioli In- To, , , „ 4 „ „ 1 ‘,cerr,t are h Le waters are every %.I,e !* HAGUF, 7ULY 2 . 3. SE 4 COND CILA.MriEIt OF THE STATES-GENEWNL, After mite preliminary hitsttress,,the President informed the Chamber 'that the continued exaini wation of the.,laws respeetiug the indirect notes, will probably require anotlier fortnight, and. the laW concerning the current coin requires also some' explanition ; and nothing else being before the Chamber, he proposed to , : atijourn the As• sembly till the Gtr of August next, then to resume the dehberatiOns . on those two suhjects. ' CIIrT9TLAN., 4 . 111 Y '6 ...-On the 2 9ib of June 3 we had the pleasure to see the Crown Prince an his sop Oscar arrive here in good' health ; the were reeeiVed with great joy. The nextday they were weltoined by a numerous Depotatrou front the Diet, :at the head of which was Bishop Sore. met.; who made a suitable speech, which was an. tkwered very graciously by the Crown Prince. Oct the . 6th the .two 1 1 6'161 went to the Diet, and on closing it !parte is spreeh, in whiCh is the follow ing reluarlsable passage :-- 7 -" Though nature ha 3 fe ti t ied the ettildren or the North . the advantages she give to the natives of milder &lama, she be. Stowed On them the most precititiii - gifts—strength of soul,'and hive of liberty ; to le,id to this ttoble end, sire appointed terapernice, labour, and in , &wry, ii 3 guides : and 10 Crown her benefits, she made that internal voice sound in the hearts of the ',children of the North, which is re.cehoed a thousand-fold from the graves, and the cement branee of their tatli'ersi and which cAlls to them,. ' Be poor, but independent, honoured, and re. spdeted !' May-this voice become sacred to lon ! ---then will liberrY always bud heirs iu the North • then will internal peace, and the respect (7t fog•-' reigners, always be the inheritance of your pfite. City, long.alter I shall have ceased to exist. " ' , , , We are informed by Drs. COOPEtt, _Alurntott, and DUNCAN, PltystettOS to he Sledical Board at ,Charlotte-housc, lilackfriars-road, that wards of 4000 patients are cured -annually of pre vailing disorders, that hundreds were in a most distressing State, owiog to (poi-king themselves , and by consulting men ignorant of 411 iaporlant branch of the profession.. Eruptions on the head, face, and 104,, nlccrated thioat, swelling in the neck, nodes on the shin hones, pains in the head, and Jimbs, frequently taken tor rhelimati,sin„, swelled alleles and nerrons deb c debility. are the on consequences of improper treattnent.,-,Meoni. QUOPttIt,MVSII4.„ Lind Co. are consulted trot* eitht in, the Morning .until nine, at night, or by letter, containing a tee, and .the Tour I t tivetkilviCe 011;fuesdekys, Thursdays, and Sumotys, o'.clock.—,A: side door and, p4vate. xooma..for females.. a~~/r I 1 . R 'y ~~i t