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" - , ise At. ~, .~ I It t• . ' 7 4 ;. fs ! • 0 , 11 `;-(t. : 1 C-4 ~= i~ , • ty . • , r.> • or. v;,...) 4.4 , , T:l'l , t 6 • ; NVII:IBEIt 7436.1 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVEIsIING, July 6;1816, win he performed the Comedy of • 'THE Ni AN 01.1.11 E WORLD Lord, Lumbercourt, Nir.•Murray ; Sir Pertittax Macsyso- Piant, Mr. Terry; Egerton, Mr. C. Ketuble ; Melville, Mr, • Itgerton; S'erjeanY Either.ide, '.Mr. 'Chimman, Counsellor Plausibl e , Mr, y; Sidney, Mr. Abluat ; L.oty Rudol pita Lumbercourt, Miss S. mull Laity Maesycophaut., Mrs. Eweer; Cubstai l ti4, Mi s s Matthows ; Betty Hint, Nirs.thitbs. To which will be odded, . the Force of THE SLEEP - WALKER. err. Pakrick Mqiuire, Mr..Juttes ; Rattlepate, Mr. Jeffv r'es ; Alibi, Mr. Simmons ; Sotono (the Sleep Wallies.), Mr. Mathews; Mrs. Deooruw, Mrs. , Davenport; 'Sophia, Miss Lo-a , Boxes 75.; Second Price as. titt.—Pit - 3s. ; lecond Price • 18 .--Low'er liallt;ry is.; Second Price Clattery Is.; 'Seeottil Price' Ihl. ' Ott Monday (liy inst. special desire), the serious Opera of Artaxerxes; aftet which No Mulder, and the . Dra matic Romance of Blue Belrd. Barrisui FIRE OFFICE, relOR the inNtmince tif Buildings, Fnrnitnre, Merchaudize, Ships, Vessels, and all other Propyrty, against - Liss or Daniag.- by FIRE. Insurances fo. 1).4ri,,,15, or for folveral Years together, Aura) , is tlectril at t ltiti r ati, eipon thc;:iciost 'I (nos, „tett for Stuns of 3001. or upwards, ttor to li'vcsotiA increa.iii.; 'heir rwcoseist'l n ora a (vs. . 'rite whole !..;Tt)Cl'. or a 1. .‘ It Al si ill he insured without spe cification, ilt.the ret.:ocrii of int, per Cent. Receipts for the ea,•v.tl of Policies emniiitc at Midsummer Day,'lNl ay he hid at the principal 011ik:es in the Strand tint Covia!, London, and of Ell Cir Agellt4 in the Country, who wii recvire Propevais: lot new Insuraoces. ROBERT SKELTON, - Secretary. STATE LOTTERY OFFICES. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, • • lip BISH, as tuntractor tor-tne Two last Lot, _ .A. • teries, most respectfully returns his sincere Thanks to the PubliC for the liberal pall otiage bestowed upon - them generally ; but his Thanks are more particularly due for the large portion Which he individually received, and it is highly , gratifying to his feelings, that he 14 enabled to announce, as usual, La List of Capitals Shared mid sold by him, far exceed ing in number tho... :old by any other, 011ice-liceper, as will be seen'hy the'followin4 unequalled' Listri- - • • • . 2,759, in IS shares, ‘.30,000 . .19,051 ..., - . 6,000 3,170 .. 4 1 k uoo 5,602 . i £.;300 1,424 .. C. 200. 11,446 .... 1,000 5,775 .... :100 1,575 .... 2,i0 • 3,415.... oun -, 6,084 .... ' 306 2,36 g .... 200, ..4,Q50 .... . 500 0,0:4o .... ,600. .344 1., .. 200, . . . . _ .. 1 . 2,430 .... 400 ft,143 .... 3,0 ' 3,929 .... 200. 9,400 .... .40(l. 12,124,.... 300 11,378 .... 200 . 1,652 .... 300 13,349 .... 3is' 14,76 n .... 000 2,737 .... 300 570 .... 200 ,:`2,973 .., . ' 200 . The. totttinate Holders may receive their Money on demand. A'Neik Lottei.y is now on sale; the chime 'of which is likely to meet with universal. •airiirebation, as it cptitains• ..xnuriy excellent fi.atutesthe most. prootinent,of wikich are, that the DrawiN , .. are ttehe equal each 'day, and the Grand Prizes coniult retAitin hi the tl heel Solmig it , they have. often clone, because tLe Selielnei3 so arranged that the very-first ]'rimy droevo,uii, a. lie more. than 40,0001, and it may by pos sibility ,be $O,OOOl. , ' * * 4l ,l.legitis Drawing 17th September. ' ' • , -... (! ,, cliceles gratis.) • bl i FERY. rrfl()ST, tAdies Who ‘vi it tor a tempormy Re tirement during thet . y.„4lt , cOnclietriciit will Inert with Apartmoitsotreurctin; to their circumstances, i e t ultAtletitto terms,, Witt the mobt tender Treatnient, by ap plying' to %IN. SNi rill, 10, Clwruh-3 , lrt.cti tilaektriats-road, livqt y attention paid to the Children that are left to 40r I . Caro. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Highness the DUKE of YORK,. President. 7ft.rttisti.'lnst.--N.lr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal • Liao - ion. `Covcimoits—Eari of I,..greinotit, of Ltutritn, Hon. Col. .1: Barry, '.‘l.P. Joint Lai ood ke , INlERoyill and Nohk Patroos of the shove tssTrrunoN, for the exclusive ,Trentment of VE 'NF.It 1.. k L. COM Pl. AINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in artier to insu,r the benefits that have resniteil from it, se leeted Kllilt.NAN as its Surgeon, (standing high on the of the floyal College) from baring directed his chief at tenti.n to .Ihose .disrases.. It is ;be utie of Patients tiodia curd: whorl tints, to be too often the dupe's of . Pretenders; who practise on the credulity by irolutsilli :ti , 107 . 14,1141 spircioits promises. Again $t this class o of late so limners,. 41 and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it part of his 'ca cao duty eatitiots the Ptiblic, by piiiiiting to - the List of the Re!lkl t;‘,ll,ge, publiStied its Febt miry islo;, as the 0 07 sure that ooasse; tion of Persons as3uaiing such putd„ly advertising them; without sane tin by riot Lid, ore' to be creuited. The annual reports . fl t h e Lock Disliettsary will prove, that some of tin oiust . dangerous eases of Atrictuovs,,,l)mbility, and other supposed incaralile affections iif the lieut..' ative Organs, have been here tasikullva;ul sacces..folly- treated; facts which require no hitclon j, if testimony of atti„havits to prove, but the mast re spectable Medical evidence. Air. 111' . .lt,NAN may be consulted as usual. by both Sexes, ...at his house, 21, Lower Charlotte-street; Bedford-square, where. Letters from 'lawn and Country are to be addressed, the necessary' Advice and Medicine will he given, or sent, to any, part of the United Kingdom. .Just plit;lisbed, price As. Se‘...ottd Edition, Practical Ott ,serrations tint the alter. Diseases,: by F. Kiernan, and may be tail at No. 174, 1' let:1.11471AI, No, 4Q, PetternoOvr-row, Luta 10, cr . uwil-court, .is,hu. • losarulique,pAtruto reterant jejunift rrom the faint embrace • • Utoo:iniv tons irlik- yuoy MA Int should - be t ht. fmmtlation of so• ci.ti whidi t 'often di.torbefl, tI iuugh.the .itorkies that lotto Ulu 4.11 , 41 1 ) th u s precautions Which would ,coon them the enjoymeitt of titut i ,re.it dotoes- Rit Ao.itlA the toelaoci,uly variety, of tiiiordel, , 1 1-Wgr ulticit h 1,111 :4 11 1 1 , iture is known n tier,there stie iioue pparc alartniti or flts;re,oan4 Ono .thoar: which itollt from astiifmal/te tail) tikiskpa;ion, .otent;,o , iattc(l. L"-ItlE and Co. beg to state that the qeduloits Attention,of a practice exclopiirely to the treAtlnuot ,sutil titre of CLII .krN CONlll4,%;:;rs, entale them to the 4 41atin of siincridr repler Surgeon, they or, a speedy and permanent cure for f.fccry st: n (it that .prtigr,,whicti is contracted in att tingoarded ilionitin, and ovhich puis ani s th e s p r i n g s o f Lif e , and eveiy of deld ,lity, which kiln: conseijurnee of juvenile inili..cri.tomis, pre i'Pentittg the Otto ity . of manhood, entailing' by aliti..ipation, tOR its Ullitnipy VII tint the iiiftrmitieic of ohl age—t lie body beetntilrig tact rated and emaciated—the checks yellow and loodless—Anil thy mind gloomy and defected. For the result of their socee., net his pat tiettlai hran.t.li, they teler to that Ittutitol, •,v11:?h, they flatter themselves , they hare er . Allured, by Milt) p.atA' lit a mufti extended prac lire. In t • d r .e . tot cas t 's of svphilietic complaints, R ' perfectl cove isc,llntlictetl in the sowl t pet iod of two , days ; and e?'" of sft•icttues, pii;ns iu toy bones, srluinal , r;‘4 6 ttesqes„ &e. & c . a priper pet•crerance in their plan of '“tinetit insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. tClsrit 111.1N1F,2.4, who have 100 been disappointed in raPECTATIONS•of a 1:1).4411,1, ttuy be afforod that, .. 411 ma ch instanc e s •t - '.re curable inedi , al skill 4 , 0 , gut.) tie rt_ " to , the removal of sii;Ni 1:1 7 an object of and uncertainty with other', y et the coca of "h de -7e41, bY-tbeprogress /waif it'ott if the At:quire , .. tiff - r Mont or heir experience. Mesibri , .s.l.7.llltlE and toav I,ecuns , rltcd by patients of to , . i t l "7 W it). grei.o4:At vau 1J hono ur, at then ' 444 . AV. t4,o,itou Canto). l'aticitts in the -eauntiN, a c t o tt t t !t tl., l their ease: age, awl general hunts„„. o , l ' remittance tor at triev end ineditints, the icily giv e n Or sent to on; liart a th ß o tht pu f , , r' • AT II , LY 6 Vl6. • • .SALE POST.PONED. IVIESSRS, HQGGART and PHILLIPS re . siectfully inform the Publie, that the SALE of the A` Ca OW I:PP:EWALD ESTATES, L l / 4 4. in the COUNTY of SUFFOLK," advortisiA by theist to to place. 3rtlin Auction Mart; London, on Friday, the 12thda1y, is miavoitl4,l)ly POSTPON ED 'until further noti‘e. • Old'Bro4d-street, July 4, 1816. , . • ,BURKE'S SPERtfiES.. „ This Day were published, handionirly printed in 4 vols. Bvo. price (21. WI: in boards, 'FHB SPEECHES of the Right Honottrahle EtmuND tirliKE, in the 1101.1 SE of COMMONS and in WESTNIINSTEII. ' 6 -" The whiwe Volumes contain Mr. 1306 es Speecheslt3 the.l-louse of C l / 1 11111011$. from his entrance into Parliament iu 1765,,t0 his retirement therefrom in 1794 t to ether tviin his Speeehes in Westminster Hall on the impeachment of IVar. ren lint ings, Esq. Printed tor Lotntmati, thirst, ]Leer, Ornie., and brown, Paternoiter-row Ridgway and Sass, Piccadilly. Of whom mat be had 1. The Speeches of the Right Hon. Charles James Foe, in the House of Commons. In 6 vols. Svo. with en Introdui..tion by the Right Hon. LortiEtskine. Price 41. •is. boardi. 2. Speeches to Parliament of the Right Hun, William Wind ]ram; with so ue Account of his . Lite. Dy Thomas Amyot, Esq. In fl vols. Byo. 11. 16s. 'boards. y. Speedies of the Ri;tit Hun. John-Phi4jint Curran, Mail. ter of the Rolis in Ireland. The 4th Edition. lo tivu. pti,!e 12s. TO PARENTS AND INSTRUCTORS OF YOUTH. LIBERAL EDUCA'IION. IDINNOCK'S LXPLAN.ATOICi i AND IN.. 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Ilead.Master of Bolton leratatior &boot, .Author of ColleCtanea Latina, &c. &v. 34, An P.pittinte• of the Chi nitinii Religion' by the same, tie. An Epitome of Ancient cicogisipliy, by the,saMe Author, 'With maps' ) 3s, rid.' ." • • An Epitome of Xlodern Geoginphy, with tre.ry new allega tion as determined at the Congress of Vienna; 1 niaps, 4s. An Epitome of the HiStbry of lingland, by Allen, itt Alt rpiforne of the HistorY of flume., by W; Whilweirth, Ss. An Epitome of... Astronomy, with illustrative Deaigu 3 / 4 by G. Roberts, as. The \loral Poetical Miscellany, 3s. ' Pinnock'S Printed Cyphering BOA, No. 1. is. and 3. each, 33* Key to the above, as. Nrw ;Editions of most Of the following ;each) are just printed. The First Catechltial for Children. • CiiteChitml nt Bible and,Gospel History. - First Principles ',if Religion. • Geography. • ' • _•• English , rounltr. A rithinvtic. Chronology. Mythology. the History of England. r. Gr.a;;». Ancient history. Modern lii , iory. I I niyerbal Ii is ory. General Knowledge. , • Astronomy. Agricolt u re. Chemistry. Heraldry,. Nat' ig..l ion. . • • • Latin Cirammar. Drawing. The utility of the above in preparing _the youthful mind for the easy equivalent of a fund of useful Isouwiedge is admitted by ail who bare seen th.ni I and the simpliLity of their construction has in no small degree contributed to their general adoliti,on. .UNIVERSITY INTEL,LIOENCE. CANIBItti)GE, Jut, 5. r Degrees, 4.0 tancludedji•ota yrslerdayts MASTEILS ARTS. • King's College—Messrs. Manley, Patieson • " 2 Trinity College—NleSsrs. Amos, Babingtou Ca"rr,' Chap min, Crieliton,•Daieson, Ellis, James, G. it. Lyall, jendie, Maim, l'ilayelsion, Pym, SinipSoti, Ssnitlt, Stedman. stewart, ' Strong, Townihend, Vevey,* St. John's' A4li-thiby, Bow- • steel, Bronitivid,"C.itnohell'Caton,Crachanth , rpe, lows, Gordon, Herschel, Jeffreys; Johnson, Jones, Lind-, sey, Lucas, itloOre, Owen, l'etice,•Piuraptree, Poole, Pyre, •Shipperihton, Symonds, Thomas '•• 2.1 St. Peter's College—%\lessrs. Crawford, rhicken,• Eisey, • Wright • " ' 4 Clare, ° Hall—Messrs. Bean, Buntin4, Huathcnte, Salmon 4 Pembroke Ittll—M'essrs: Grace, Harding, - 11erringhain, Sayers, White. What .... • 6 ("sins College , —Nlescri. Kerby, Newmarch,lirarborton 8 Trinity H411.-.Mr. Hors)); ' • • • College—Messrs: Durhtim, Powys. :.Qtrrall'o'cottegeNtessrs.: Lirereton, tetn,•Miller, Palmer, Tacy • .Catharine Procter 'Jr44, Beivion; l3irclt, lila:laud, Clack enbury.'.Crompton, Stoney Christ C-.tlege—Messrs. 'Cook, Cos; Harness, 'Walker 4 Eionninuel Collegv—Messrs. Seyinot*, Tharp, Woodrocli i s. iirisco , Cory • • Messrs. Brugge, Pembroke, itieyinnwl,. and gtoties, of 'hinity-liall, and Messra. Starkie and tVilkeN, of John's College, are admitted Baclie.:. 'Ors in Civil Litt , ; Mr. May ti, of Cailis College Bachelor in Physic; and Mr. Coster, of St. John's College; Bachelor of Arts. The follileving Gentlemen were yesterday ad mitted Doctors., in Physic : john Haviland, Fellow of St, John's College, and Pro resew, of Anatouly. Jeeeth Tlitickeray, of King's College, Physician at Redford. The Rev. John Il uh ue, B.D. of St. Peter's College, has been ‘pret,ented by.the Mas ter and Fellows of that Sopiety, to the Rectory of Freekenham, in Suffolk, •void by the de4th of the Rev. Dr. Bates. The Rev. B. lit idge, B. D. Fellow of . 4_t. Pe ter's College, has been presented to the Vica rage-of Cherryhintoo, in thii . cOnnty, on the re signation of the Rev: John tiolute. Mao an, JULY s.—On Monday Francis Fearon was admitted Fellow of Nety • Cf)llege.--... The shine day the following werea4itnitted Fellows of St. John's Coliegt! :—Mrsns. fieury Frmicis 511ft:bottom, %Nines Forties .lOwett, Kan Potalt, and 3crt7nie Knapp Messes. John Jot.eph Ellis and Benjamin tiollord were mlitiitted Scholars. At Watihdlu Colkge, the Rev. llobist Clayey trot) , M, A . was. ctrcte(t rlrow, 'and I%le +sr,. Chas. John,littrne, and Iteury lirown.Newin3n, Scholars ; awl the 11ev. John Roles fishlilke, wal lithilitleti Actual Fellow. . iurne day the Rev. James Larnpen Harris and Mr. Penrose were clime() Actual Vetloa a , •111(1 Mr. John Biarkruore, B. A. Probationer, of Exc. ter Colleue. The Ife - v. Richaril.Tomityns, M. A. Fellow of New. College; has been presented, by the ‘yarden Ft hews of that .bociety, to the Rectory of Ureat Horwooll, litit'lo. • The Rev:Richard trunter, and Fellow of Qu e e n ' s College, in this University, was,on-Frt day the 28th ult. instituted, by the Lord ,lisfiop 'of- Wincliett fir , • to the Rectory of Ntemiliaitr, with the,Clittitel of Mapleiltirwell, Hants, ;o!n:the pre. sentatiou of the Provost and Fellows of that: Soricty. The ltev. Dr. Scott, of Soutlintinster, ES3CX,' Avila was for litany yearsilie Private — Secretary and -.Chaplain to ilte-late Lord Nelson, has been pre-; stolen to the valuable living cat Catterwiek. !RM . ' 1.11C1111)011(1. in Vorksitire, in the gift of the Crown. Ott Thursday, the foilowing‘were admitted to' degrees :-- Doctor in Divinity—Rev. William Palfou'l, of 13racenoie Grand Compotindei. ' ,11achelors in 34mos JUNI Hanson, of 1114-; daten Grand Compounder; Rev.. .101 m of `Brost:lune Gntlege; Ater. John .Idavor, of 'Lincoln College Itev• John Pullout, of litis3etwse Odic-go. Ditebi:itir in Cifil l LonN—ltov. Pomr loolibald, of 'University College. SCOTCH : BANK lin% SEQUEsTRATIONS. • EXANIIATIONS, DIVIDENDS, his;. William Riddell, gliw menufwgurer, 'Gtalkow, to lm mittutt iu. the lierlll-clerk's office there, 10th and 24th Ju ly, ut 2. Witlter,3Veir, vAlico printer, Glasgow, residing et Dawn how, to he examined in the Shelia . - clerk's whet:, Glitsgiivi, lith and with .110 y, at 19. • 6k John lt - louar, jlipitlr, hos i er, wa.gow, tphe, exinnined In thu Sheriff-elerl,'s tidies there 12th asol Loth July, at 11. • Creditors of the Glunlmekiron Cutupauy, Ayrshire, meet in the Bitch !Snit Inn', Dridgend of Ayr, 15th July, at 14. Creditors of William Mac .ay anti Cu, ItlerchrOlt,, er joho wit! Wtlliutn N,l.u.;kav, there, meat at Thtirso, 9ed July: ' Creditors 41 .lodrew Grisham, 1;4 drover, Glatgow., meet in the writing:quoi n s of 'railer and Gardner theft, 15th Julv at 2. Crisditori of Thnnni s Mira, tutreliont, Glasgow, will re ceive a dividend from John SNiaviii, accountant there., July. • Creditors of Ale:gander Philip, upholsterer, Aberdeen, receive a dividend from itohert. liatamY, advocate there, 3d Atm ti*t. States, Lif the affairs of Wibest Cairns luzil•Ca..tnereliari“, Glasgow. he With the T. twee till Statifs,ol the afair;, of the erimPhity iu name . of ..hoiel 4141 4:° w ) 14, with Julio Litidsay,,tileichant there, till 38tli July. Statvs if the addles of Alexander Gibson, sante tinte tea ►iutitctttrt r. Avr, thereafter in Kiltuarnock, lie with the Tr u it ve-..N0 States of the 41'.4!.., 44 Malcolm Ma( cottoit-sitiatier a t Bi.hie, lie the '2,llll.ltily--NO 41•ivitko41- Itohert %stiler its grist!, `l'rtistett op the Yquilt"'" estate et John I.inchao.to, lately At Counte..44tori Brucet ue"climitt Thotuveut,, Naito deals(' Northshortelaugh, have applied fur discharges, . ~ ' I litiSti ItANKRLIPT. iolta Potllio, of the toositutt, 1)uhlio, wervhant, to too'. T emki- 4m the oth itahl wth ul July {3 , ct, drat loth of Auicitot , ientrititt4,7.—.Vir,-1. k ., 'Wallies - , Ageht, .Sl3lTord-uttvvt, , J • rPRICE SEVENPENCE. THE REGENT'S LIWEE. Yesterday the PaiNcrt REGSNT field a Levee, yhielt was attended by the Dukes of Vont., SENT, and GLOUCESTER, Prince LaoPoLn, thu Cabinet Ministers, the Foreign Ambassadors, Om Great Officers of State and of the-Household, thtl DtlkC:Of WELLINGTON, the Marquis Wcra.rtst.cv, Lord 4RSKINE, and a numerous assemblage of Nobility and`Gentry. The PRINCE received Ad dresses on the, Royal Marriage, from the County of Surrey, and front the Cities of Westminster and Chester. The Duke of ‘VELLINGTON, on his way to Court, was recognized amid loud accia-, mations. The person:, presented were ninnerous, but thiefly . llliiitary . and Naval Officers on' their 're tarp front Abroad some of the _most distinguished. presentations ,were as follow : . Drunimond, Royal Artillery, on being appointed a Companion of ,the , and uu his. return Irvin Branco. • 'Captain John Ntaratiall, Royal Navy, nit tiving 007nttiatett a Curttpuu tits of 111 t. Captain, Ball:tut, 14,yal Navy, out being riontinated t li:1111. captain *lobo F'. Roy.at Navy, on ltis being maj i; Companitin of the :Mat liononrable Order of the Bath. " Captain Sir G. Collier, by Lord 'slelCtlie, bit lne heitig ereatetl 1 Baronet tutti, Knight Conartmlrr of the Bath. LtentennitVettltintl 'Fremantle, on itis arrival ti ctul the Continent. Lirikteinint-Colonel Boyce, 13th Light Draponii, by _General liolton;..un his. return trom France, and on.' being appointed a Cympaition of the riath. . Lieutenant•tot . tlito kt.ti.trrey i tiii his return from Pthrtuol, and receiving permission t) wear the Ortlerut the Tower unit Litutenant-Colonel Norentt, Brigtule, ,on , 41). poilitrit a tuniputtititt of the Ituitt, and receiving. the lt,t3siatt (Mier otSt..itiste, tiiallusarian OrtitTuf and on his return f tfut .ervtcv. itritr-AtlatirstlSir 1 l'ellOwy.on being inVeteti . Kni'Ltht ut the 134 tit, ti icr-Admittl Su f - l o .rbert Snwrer, rig InvettAl K ,Cutuituntui. ut . .tti., !Lib. ltenr,..l,lniirit‘AthnC.; oti bio' appointwent to C.,ulrl:uld ii :North .Nlajor-Getier.ti Bonbon), late Governor of 5tp. , ..r , “:!, on his return from the Wc9, luiliat.• luioliel Sir Victor ‘'.in '44y- loutit,Mutlitur, ap 14eing appointed 11 . LurulrinLin ut 'lll6 Miler or t "'lath. ( . „1, si c ,),Ibatimtit,. Aitte-,.t.!.14,4p to. ttiv Prince lit.g . ent, uu bir retuti', .41;;I ;1 8 :inntit.:(1. to L. 41 h. tot. 2.N. Barney, Royal c',ll',4.tni apponatlO:nt to flit: Order of tl.e ;,at h ' . . • Lad Ol"Tortsmota.ll, on big stuvrrtage.. boil %Vtu, Filirov,o $1: is criviog thi; thittli;lass of the Or4er of !lie !lath. ' M t . j:tn,O.i, on return tlpfla leuveof C1M11.11141 it, M . !Ohter Pl4:lllpt;telitiary at the Ci)ltrt On s fvu. tcriwntEr. ).laor-tienerai tviam, an his 1.1:)%:, , tiw0 . ,Itict return fling& JaVa. 91;tjur-Getter;ll S;; - George C'woh:e, K.C'.l3. 0;1 peutuotimi to the et/o,ol4'o'd the 77t1).regitiletre. 41,tjur-C+rt►cr.►l Sir C;l►ttriuw,`•lniholl•, on his 1\ I Lail 1,•ou, It ar►ces. Major-General Seymour; on opptlntme.it Covent. 'Meta of St. !Attn.'. • • , • • Earl kf Morley, on his adyanceinent iii th e Pre' 3.40, I.:arl of Sunderland, un his return frotti abroad. iiitutinit, -on being- dproint t ed one 01 to, tor the ziffoirs of Intim. • me,,,,:r,;ilaufa, on his return from abroad, Nalot-General Sir Path, un his tetnr. t f rom the any in Vrititee, ttnd appoint:llea to the ColOtteley u( th e y o%k Clutsseut*, An Addreis from th e County of Kent on the late warrhist , of toe l'tineess• Charlotte. With PelikCr i-culknd woy prrtottkil by Ur. Evelyn, the Piet She rill'; tit,: ~sl,;trilut.s Camden, Lunt Li'vtitenaut of the CoUnty; Sir Edward' Ktratc:ibull ttod' *ti ff William (ivory, the Mt:444qt! for the Cminty ; taut! (Aber ISp 'lllenit:ii.and tient; y t bu' Ctittiit 4,iftitenat , tt•Colottsl 4, pepuly Atlittfant.G e n era l the lianort.rlanContingetit iii frmiie, uu lob promotion, nil being appointed a Companion of the ititth; uud a, tilnight•ot the Order of tho Guelphs. The Judge Adieeitti . tietrertitrivitirnivskridreas of C fi nia.. tulution upon th e inat.riage,eltivt,Vrinc‘ss Charlotte mid this Vrinee Leopold, froti . .ilrit' 'DuiMillard litirgtstoni of Scarbo— rough. Henry Niven lAtinsilitit - Esq. Uith an Address from the „c oun ty o r ,Atwrdten, liy Vi , ,cottt siilDiotit,l4..a . popwititft tic:— casino be i'ecriveiti Itmluiti. ' Nlitiord, with un 4ddr3s upon the. Ruyr.lMarriage. front New Ituninty..... The Martinis of * Worcester, with an Address, and orl ing appointed tt Lord of thp Admit-any. Mr: Win. Stott h, Meitther - for Norwich, with an Ail tress: Vii:e•Adiniral Sir Joseph Ytirlic, and Jusiojil,Marrylit,,Lsq.. 'on Frei -r enting .Blares; . flie''.thtt'ilog io of the Charlotte Lqup Uhl 110 Ut Wieli. Mr. It4hini4tii, with an Add' tot the Royal INlrirriaga from Li4cottur. , • • si t 'tr o ,,, itawle7 and 31r. Gooch, with an Aticlrras front 0,4 County of Sufi I:. 011pElt.OF p-31; . . Yesterday. tater the, close of. the 14c-fpc l ...bia 'Thiyrd Higlutess the raiNci; ItEnv NT wit s pieascii.. to hold an .Invettilure•of the Order °Cate Ilath; at which time were present the fulloiving Kiliglitit 011,40 Grosses, its their jolt rtibet, mid collet's ot. the Order, viz.: llis Royal ;;liglineo tilt Dote cif Yor actitiOrand Master of_ttie Order, and priugiptil Lifland Cr t4 # lll Vrcuf ; lth; 9 :311)4 , 1a the Italie ut Welhil l ;tou, Lord Henley, Sir Warren, Lord Keith, :Vl' istUretl Cl4l7kv, Sir J l / 4 ,1111 t:', , a, itivhard Strachan, Sir GeGrie &LI will, Sir Brunt -ven eer, and Sir Henry Wellesley. A Proceusion of the Koights Grand Crosses was spade, preceded by the- 011icers - ,,f the Order, int() the Royal presence of the thaaNeu liticExT ; knit. by Col , of 103 4oyal I•lighhets, Lord ciAMltiEtt and Lord E , xs.totrit Were sevi. rally:introduced 'between the fwo JottiorKnightlt Grad,Crosses, and 'invested with. the ustott cer6:;. loonies. The Grand Crosses Ipiriog retired in the samOt ,order as tfs . t y ha,t oft cred, by 4. ~ :)thilfiti of tho . . ItEQENT, Maim - Gt.',i•e I DUEY BIMILW waN- introditeLd 1I LitwitGE NAYLEIt o who CA t. ried,'lnpOn tt crimson vi-i,et eoshioo, the Mai (if the svcomi'CliliS of tile Oder, who' 14:s linyHt Ilightiri,s the Doke 4if havitig re. eeived from Sir (44.70 ii NAYLR'a the itiiti , (m initi Badge of a Knight - Commander; 01,-stootti them to 'the PRINCE ititaftbrr.. - The Major-tient. rat, then kneeling, was ih‘euted thercwith by his 1 flightless. the -Puttgcu itUGLNT Uhd .. ll# floVhsk: ttilo ructiatvg,the Stir of iLtv tesoull ( 0 4444 i rectred, STATUE - OF THE LATE DUE.F. OF. BEDFORD. A LL CO,NTRIIIUTO.4S, to the ELLECTI ON Ll. of this 'NATIONAL 2110NUMEN'r, who Sot scrip. tioos amount to Ten Guineas more; are herehy Infortom4, that a „PRINT of the sTATuE 1r delivered to •eaoh of them n n application to Richard Westmaeott, Esq. the' Sta. . Wary, who erected it at his house in Mount-street, Grosvenor:. sql.tare. FOR. SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. It. FREEMA N's ANTISCOIIIII7TIC' IP DROPS, or (iliVi'A sALuTATtts. an ;,p f .r.ivea spc— cuic the. Scurvey, and every Foulness and Iniptirity of the Blood. Siuirlititic Compli,ints are tini most general ma l . Nily of .the ilritish Constitution, no family is, none' or lass ZZ exempt from them, and they chew themselves in a e m .i,ty of ways; they produce rungtmrss. ofcrratimi, anti other diseased appuitt".lllCe of the skin, lley oca;asioti lots of appetite, weak itei.s, HMI ihjrction of spirits, ati&the .6/ blood beitig tendered foul, it is incapable of affording a lic.sltliy.4fipply of nourishment turnable the functions of life to be properly and itok ty performed. A, a remedy tov.ttli intptitities from. this cause, Dr. Freenian's Gotta hag *proved itself, by a reputation of Forty Vears, a cettain Specific and never failing Cure, . Saki in Hutt lei, at is. 94. ; 4s. 64. ; I Is. and 235. at Messrs. Butler -and Suns, .Chritps.ii.le, Loudon, and 4y (lien Appointment, by the principal Deulisellers and Medicine Voider, in,tvery Twlvn. VPSON'S , D iVINE , or CUL- PITE HUH It's SPECIPIt K ie for ilia CUD %vrt-i ,k I lt, prepared trout it Receipt of the famous Botanist Culpeper, atrtlreeotilinendeil by the great Doctor flouter and otheremt- Kent l'hysicians.-16ore the [lair has fallen oft' from old nit , . the Proprietrirs of the ffuile Mille arc free to admit that they cannot always promise e remedy; but'svhert Gen tienten have lust their Flair front illuess, change of climate, or utty of those causes whiv4 occasion a premature decay, they -way rely on finding theilitile Divirts.-a regetivra.r of no or dinal y oat it. It also promotes the Clrowth ut the i‘ishr wt Eyebrows and Whiskers.; is an teceilenr. article for freeing the flair front Scurf, realiee it, if ever so harsh, beau% iftiliy soft mod It ruppe , l routui retch bottle is a Dissertation on the tratnre of the limit, its v.o hots ualities, tlints respeetitig the "rtrattnetit ut t'hilareit's Hair, awl rations in presumed to he ititeirsting to all who would wish to obtain or preserve that ikersboal onto.. went, a floc Head (t - f Hair."*.Also testimniAula Vona per• sons who vet:overt:4i their Hair after being bald for years. Sold by the Proprirtov% Afoot, r*:./. Gerrard-street, Sabo-square, London ; the by Stomas, Gut tle and Pierce, al, `Sew )4,1m1-street ; Davis..ot, 69.. Fteet•st bre Kigge, OS, Ch,„ips;tte • and try 1110 A Nrfli MCI'S ILtir Ltrekitiere." - • Pritie 3s ed. 7s ,ed, Cmiti:.l).--Noor are selleitie unlelni *tined " 7144ti0n and Co.; ' 'AI Jklloo.