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Edinburgh. • SOUTh AATERICA. The fallowing iiitelligenee respecting the pro , ceedings in' the Spank!) Main is later than any hitherto receiver! : ivhetaVr it is more correct, it is icttiitisaib # c 'far 'its to say in the absence 'or any thing like ordeial or connected iletiiil4:— • Irt 18121 , 0, 4s. bi4untl,. ss, Gd. calf gilt, Ss. 0.1. mori>cto.--;•The . per 'inviiible Green Cwt. Slate, Lead, and totie Cwt. .'Olire ditto 70%. Co .. 525. triklit ditto . Ms. Chocolate 4BA. Stis. • Bright Vhite •525. Dark Red or 8r0wn....365. •.. • These .I , 4.itits are recommended for all Out-Door Work. They are .grolind in Linseed Oil, have a hatidoa , e appeu tillitcei are a Cure for thu Worm and Dry Rut, and are anti :idld by LIPTON and CO. as abore,,- - where may be had Ge tittine,White Lead, Linseed' OA, Turpentine, and Painters' 1.:01.orq of every de'scription, sky or prepared fur use, Coal Tar Brown; Linseed Cake, &c. Merchants, Captains, Ind the Trade, stutlied on adran 'tirgeous teritis. INDIA sl - IAWLS. MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, • • '• No. Ui CHEIPSIDE. L• • AMES hav i ng more Presents, tha n th e y h ave occasion for, may exchange them fur other Goods to ad '. ,ilooftge,.or receive, their utmost value in Cash, by applying 'es above, where the ereate,t variety niNy be inspected at the ftra prices; together with a peculiar choice or curious I mita „Cons of ditto, in C as h m i re , A ngo l a, Teheran, &c. together 'with the new Pulandise and Sclavonian Travelling Shawl. Two Prizes of .40,000. Two Prizes of .a 0,060. ',l%"vt ? Prizes of .10,000. . . And equal Drawings each Day. Begins 17th SEPTEMBER. FIE rear approach . of the Dt'awing of the `; TATE LorrErty inducos T. BIM attain tci remind his Friends of the many excellent features the Satiate Con tains ; it possesses but 14,000 Tickets ; has Prizes ut imeom loon magnitude. The First - drawn Prize will , he entitled to 40,0001., and may he 80,0001:, and as the Drawing each Day • is to lie equal, the Capitals will not be likely to remain in the :Wheel so long as they have usually done, ctensequentlyntn early purchase is advisvable to those who intend to adven . le re. • * At * The astonishing success which hworiahly nttenils Offices is so' universally known that it would be itn f•tecessory to •state it, even if the limits of an Advertisement Mould admit of it ; suffice it to say, he sold. in the .14st Lottery One Prize of tso.ooo Pounds, And :t other Capitals, and in the km twelve slontlis; Two Prizes of 60,006 Potulds Out' of 40,000 Pounds, Foot. of 30,000 Pounds, f residesVointeions Prirvs 'so,oool. &c. &C. as may hn sten by the ` Ne h tnies w hi c h are to he bait gratis at his: td. ': , ,i.liaring-Crossoaivre Tickets and Snares are now selling. On the j'ilst of May was published,. price Is. ~THE NI()NTEILY GT. AZE,T.F 4 .if HEALTH. I'his popular peciodicat work, edited by 14. •REE.CE, , Autlfor of di, Medical-Quide, &c. is published . 4 1 the lit of every month, on the 'ante plash as iltv Gazette de : Sante:l of °Paris. it give% a 1,0111114 account of all net:' tli4coeeri'es made ...in different parts of tite world;- that .many yelitte to the means of preserving health and curing diseases, promoting 'tcotioniy and doruest c.nitiforts, &c. The Plith Number, to' piitilished on the First of May, will contain Practical Remarks im the Causes, &c. Af Indigo-lion and the Lest kriuwii nie-Ans of pre, ention anu ciiie, 51eilicine, Diet, &c. New Remedi6s for Ascari,ies, .itheoinatisiii, -Cutaneous Erisptions`,. NervouN Croup, Ring-Worm, Corns, Tender Feet, , Acconot44.the. Bengal c Ilanagernent of Newly-born Infants, &c. &c. • Published at the Chentiestl'Hall, 'l7l Tievadilly, and sold and,co. Paternoster-row, and all. I.SookstAleis the - United Kingdom: 1 311 . THEitING' ROYAL 14.; 'TERN *PATENT. VI LONDON MIS'S N VC COtJt4 Ti NC _ KURE, for the r_ure or.itebet of Conghs, Ast ['nts; and I) tßiises of the Lungs and Che , t, The inventor of this Inratuable Medicine is at length entitled to offer to the Public it remedy whielt has been long 'his posses*ion. For 11) , !9' 4.1 i 8 5 forty years the 'oanie of Towers has been knoWn, and, be trust,, riNtected, in thc Chiguical. out while 0,9 7 Mieti lit busineS,, "motireC'or delicacy towards a 'highly re trect"ilk,eguneetion _forbade Itinvito offer his Nedicitie pub,- Havnig retired front business, he, no louger hesitates to yield to the importnnitii-t of those inimerons friettdd - tvtiO bare themsel res• experietred, and seen in others, the benefit 'M ,. 44 4' froth the Tinctur e in eery obstinate eases. :For many years the Pruprietor has .distribtitcd hi* Niedicine itratiotously. Coug•hs of ever y tlescryttiou, including titbit ed.istrefisitw species, thellooping Cough, have yielded to its 4nfl itellee; Si great, indeed, has been it, efficacy, that he can wltt cohlidi•nre to a dkcerniug Public, fully assetted that the NEW LONDON COl Gil TINCTURE need only he Tairly tried to entire its complete sue ci sq. The Proprietor emirit'tt puhlish fictitious cases ,st . cure, but Ss Prepared to itie real addresies 14 any one who will apply to hint. —Letters to be post paid; • Sold wholesale and rctatl, at 4s, Gil. the tootle (stamp in elitded).by the Proprietor, h, Little IV:triter-street, Clerlsenk . 1 " 11 : .4ml may be hail by his,iippoilitm,..nt, of Mr. W. Bey. Oxford-street; he Mr. Cortiltill; Mr. ktdight, Druggist, 11, Yortonyalgate; Mr. J. S. C.initml, zr a tii itltailipton-strect,t'ainherwell / Mi. Burnett, I.t, P 3111- r " ) t. ' i rtet ; Mr. Culosw o r t by, 144, W hiteeha pc! ; Nit. stiwr, tC Baco n , 160 Oxford-id, eet ; Mr. Culk, 29, Meet-street; 141'. Baxter, Edinburgh; Mr. Pearsall, eat, High HulbOrn; cut by the. most respectable Venders in Town and Conn. trr. viliere May he had, Towifrs's Stomachic Essence, fur nier -I,l`s;us disorders; flittiileticv, fainting, and hysteric affeetio,ts. ' •• lava'Whims potrinu reteraut,jejnitia nati."-.-1/tne. - From the faint embrace ... t/nnianly sons anise---ft puny race I irARII IAG E should be the foundation of sp it... till happiness, which is often disturbed, tin ongirt he parties that-form the union not tatting those• Precautions uhich would secure them the enjoyment of that great dotties t. tic blessing. Amielit the inelancliely variety of diserders • Under which li wean nature is known to suffer, there are none iligre alarming or distressing than those which result from fa4tionable' g.tieties, early dissipation, or solitary intempe rance. Messrs. CURIIIf: and Co.' beg to state that the sedulous intention of a practice Exclusively directed to the treatment ritul cure of tJERFAIN-tOMPLAIKIN, entitle them tothe s , lato i tit stmerior, acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they . it* " a speedy and permanent cure fop every stage of that (Its: tinter, which is contracted in- an ungnarded moment., and 'thicli poisons the springs of life, and for every elasS of dehi 31!Y, which is the consequence of juvenile indisvretions; ' pre ,,,v.,', " : 11 "g - the maturity of anuiliiimi, entailing by anticipatton, I T! ' lB unhappy violin all infirmities of Old age—the body 1 i""litig ;rum rated and einaciated—the cheeks yellow anti. ...".."o,lless-,itird the mind gloomYind iNjecterl. For the result 7 , 'their Success in this particular branch, they refer to that repetation, which, they flatter thernselvcs, they hare ac re . t ( l , -' , .d, by thirty year s ' ex pe r i e nc e , i n a much extendeifprac "• In 8 fi t llit and recent cases of syphilictic complaint s , a FrAf4l2l , i: is completed in the short period of two days) and vi , lll v?ses- of strictures, pains in the bones, gleets, seminal t: v . 4 :::"lesi &e. Sic. a Killer periceeviince in their plan of ,li‘j.kitiii;Litt insures to the patient an invigorated con titration.. i th t .:" . ` } : l ) WONIPN, who bare long been disappointed in i n - h ir l'A-PIt:CTATIONS at a FAMILY, may be aisuled t burp nwin:tt i n st ances, inch defects are curable by medical skill ; ozill...,tione,n , , e t Ile rerutnAl of such bupediments be iin object of fm ,,, , tutu uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such de-. ri --.,, li - . i i ,,,.. ) the gradtlal , tircigers of reitotatton, - is the acquire -I,t of their experience. t.t.l,4essts:. CURRIE anti CO: Maybe consulted by patients of . 1. 6 es i with the giectrist settee( and honour, at -their untis e stioh,' "'I. 10, Ilatton Garden. !atients in the country, e i , g their case, age, and 'general habit of Hying, &c. &. i:7. ° ' 4l. 4rd remittance for aiivies and medicines, the same t. i he • • • in.,: tett ork seiit to ilny part of the kingdom. t "'I itittnt Ciartisu. - firth edition, by Dr. Harwood, of J ITURGIA : sew, Liscn PRECIJNI COMMU• !glum, Administratin Cixtne Dominica:, et Catecl:imatoo in ECcicsia .loglicana re'ceptux iteatque Ibbahni Datiidi9, et Articuli Numptitnis Q. :;cnt, Scatcherd et Letterman, Law et Whit taker, et W:ilker ct Edwards. 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DUTY att 11:1 ` T : con toining the Faith as well as Practice ..t a Christian, tioide I , af , y fur' the practice of the present age, as the 014 Whole Itiny of was designs d, fur those miliapny times in which it was written; a n d supplying the ai ticks of the Uhristiao faith, which itre wanting in that - book.i though 4 , oentially necessary to salvation. With devotions proper tor several occasions. ti' ' • , N. B. This , enuitie edition is published by the sanctiop of his 'Majesty s Licence, granted to W. Bent ; and,' to prevent imposition, has his signature. on the hatch .of the titlepage . . Also may be had, an edition in aro, with a help to the read ing of the holy scriptures, : signed in the 6 , 004 manner, price and en royal pa t ter I6s. 6d. calf-lettered. Printed for W, Bent, at the King's Arms, Paterimster-row F. C. and J..Eirington, Scatcherd and Letterman, G. Wilkie, Law and Whittaker; Longman anti Cu. W. Baynes, Ut4nit, .1. Richardson, .1. 13ooth, and Co, Slier. *oral and Co: Gale and Fenner, and Walker and Edwards. : ° 4 s The,oetarneditionnmy he had with a set cif fine platee I the comatlin paper,.l Is. 6d. and the royal, I. 6d. hound. • THEOLODICAL DtCTIONARY. This Day was published, Fourth Edition, 'lwo Volumes, Syn.' price I I. ts. hoards, THEOLPGMAL DICTIONARY; taining Definitions of all Religious Terms; a compre, liensive View of every Article in the ilystem of Diiinity; an impartial Account of all the principal Denominations which have sulcsisted hi the Religious World; from the Bill 1; of Christ, to the present, De together with an accurate State- Mint of the most remarkahle Transaaions and Events re corded in Ecclesiastical - History. By the late Ker. CHARLES BUCK. Lon;lon Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-law. " A very excellent and useful book, the result of much la bour nod investi7atinn, and a remarkable talent (Or clearness of definition arms i tiact. , This undertaking,. in its own nature very colitpliciittd and extensive, bits not here fallen into unworthy bands. The diligence of the author has mil,- dercd it very copious; and the soundness of his understand ing has mad- it abundantly instructlve. It is in general free from bigutryfand' may be used advantageously by ProttStauts of ail descriptions, and indeed by all Christians.".—Dritish Critic, August, 11403. , • For an 4:coolly high character of this Wurk, see 4)10 Crtetiaii i llii;olos Ica! ) and grangelical Ileview. frequeptly Itnppen3 that a sincere fricoa,\ from an over warmth of friendship, does barns than an enemy, flOw far this may apply to Mr. Seppings ot'"Mr. '(now tuiral Schack) not pretend to say; hot the ship alluded to (the lut!exible) was nut built as represented in the fetter which appeared. in your Paper, of the'l2th instantisigned S. G. but that Mr. Sehank built ships solid long before that time 1 , 4 certain ; and the. Lady Nelson was built on his plan in 1798 ; ntid for all the advantage's of 'Ships so built I heg . -to refer you M . Lieut. Grant's Nar rative of his Voyage .to New Sonth Wales in the Lady Nelson.. I am, Sir, &c. 'Plymouth, Aug. 17, isig. AN OLD CANADIAN. 'IRELAND. The following sample of a Gaol Delivery in Ireland (awl that not One of the he,►eiest) will afford someidea of the horrid state to which that country has been brought by the influence of , n lo;gotted. r►ntl an incendiary Press. )t . Enghtuf is not in us had a COadiiloll, it is not OWifl to the want of the latter, but of the former source of mischief: • List of the number of Prisoners'now in the'Counq G t ol of" Clonmel, and the ofFenees for Which they are to be tried: For murder . For For forciiig PVlons, fronl their -residence or ern- Fur botlie-Ourniti gent! le- - ipurnt . 2 ditto For anduttion of a Winnow I Ftiv honse-robliery. . ' 5 For conviring to molder 1, For forgery and • otrenccs For 4tootio..r, with intent connected tlierowith to lull 2 For uttering. or ha Vitig base For alipt-tring in arms coin 3 For litirgkry 8 For horse-btealitv , . For writin4 threatening For cow-stealing tettors 2 Tor sheep—acaling 'For kohn;ni‘tering onlaw- For pig-s3e.thcig • fat o • F..r fin 61)L. 1 For various minor fcloni- For ito;.5;o:11 , 4 v.graney .3 on offences Total,. One hundred Ind Sri A fe,w days ago Daniel Mt:genius, the ally cd diurderer of Mr NovroN BUTLER S at Revenue Of ficer, walked publicly through' the tr>.:..n of Caro, in the comity. Donegal, andln the presence it the inhabitants, tore down and trampled On the Pro clamation which wis placarded, and offered a reward for his apprehentiorh•-- , (l)ublin Correspon dent ) Just before the mid-day coach started to•day, a very strong sensation of alarm %Vas excited, in consequence* of a. dagger being lonnd on n person of the name of Russell, who was about,l6 be taken to Dublin in the,coacb,.by Sheriff LUCAS. • were the intentions of this man, in thus secreting lv capon . f the kind, it is inlposSible to aSeer• but it isstronglpsitspeeted he bad a design on the life of this excellent Public Officer. The daggve was - round:tinder his arm inside hiS cirOti,eS, and riUind the handle ss'as wrapped some 11;4)14. Nost be considered' aS a fortunate event thatio thilelV n discovery was made; tor vt lti interto - [0)014 it, he gave such an evitsivq answer as htt little dOubt but that his intentions were of a linngerotis kind. After . haVing bin) litutictiffeti, Shoriii:Lvcks procredea to Dublin with theft in the coach.—(Cor */vtrii,s'er.) We are sorry to obsirve that 'it great ,disposi tion to riot wislitianif6ted in this town on Mon.' day evening. Some fooliMi individual had 'spread , rumour among the lower orders that the weavers bad been actplitted, when windier of tuNguided people gin burning tar barrels, and dragged them through the Siteet9,4lod commit tcd , other irregii latities. We hope. ,the awfol result of the trial will infnse a vett dia..,:rent fettling,- and indnee tnorc decent conduct among the working classes of • society :—(BeVait 'Chronicle.) THE LA` K RIOTS IN LANCASHIRE. PRESTON., Avo. I7,—We are sorry to stare, that in eonsegiterice, of the manutaelorers.being necessitated to reduce the wages of some.descrip 7 tions of eottoo goods, a disposition to break the pesiee was manifestell by a' party of weiieri' rifling the streets.of this town, on Tuesday last ; , fiUyl it! spine CilS iliestroying the shuttles of such as wire inclined to continue Lit their wink. '1 1 9 7 w, tr ds evening they had accumulated to - fi'conSi , ilentble body, and aftest cintsnlting , tother, they proceeded to the house of Mr. Hotruclis . : nOt finding him at home, some of the party, chiefly boys and women, commented an attack, by break ing the windosis cif the lioase, and tenting up the shrubs in the grounds but . these outrages, not being sexoniled by the main body, were of but short titivation. Next morning- they assembled iti - stilt 'greater numbers at the outskirt of the town. They were met by a great POPie of serkants and corporals of LitietiSter Aribait; itatiOiled in the town, who 111 It few hours dispered the mob, after taking sonie of the mast activeluto custody. The precau tionary views Of the Magistrates induced thent on the first indication of riot to fielitt for a i , arty of military' to LiVerpool, but order was completely' restored before they arrived ; ntnL tlrc weavers have now settled thentselves,iplietly ro woi again,. LANcasTfia, AUG. 17.=—On Tuesthy Id§t d great titittther of earetti aOetabled on the Moor, year Preston ; - andirt.the . evetiing• proceedcd froth thence to the house Of Samuel lierrocksEsci; M. P. in a riotous manner, breaking the windows, and doing considerable (Linage in_ the garden; &C. On the day following- they re-assembled at the same place, and were proceeding through the town when they were met by the Mayor and Coo st,thlei of - the &trough, tovther with the 'Stud of the ad Royal Lomeashire Militia, The Mayor-read be. hick Act to them ; in about an hour lifter which they ditiperSet-i l without doing any tut thcr utitchief. FROM eitUtLESTON, Jsr.ft.'y 'Fe, i s We learn from Captain Althea', of the British schooner St. Ursula, arrived 'here yesterday front the West Indies, that, on the. 27th 'of Jane. Ile was in Carabona, on the gpa.niiii Main, wheie lie saw and conversed with General Bulivar, tlic leader of the South American Pafriot army. (3en. B. informed him that he had about 5000 men un. der his elimmand, artneil and disciplined ; that his force was rapidly inet easing; tina • ttna neatly mil the el ecti%e melt in the vieinity were joining Flit 'Standard. 'General B. was waiting the arrival of 'General Mat'ino, 'second in command, who was shortly exneetedleorn Guavra, with all augmentation of melt to is (MCC, is iTiek hail been recruiting in that nuighhourbood. When they joined' hint, he would ',mine/Nate-1y pro.. coed the attai,li or Cuomo.. trhic:l' the most sangniut c\ •eerai ions were entertamed .of success. it is the 0, hint'. of Cipt. n M ho ap. ',cared well Versed h Amy rican that; should this e'xpeditioit prove suecessful,.tien. Bolivar would push his conquests to many other 'placeS, and eventually become master of all the .. strring positions of the enemy On the , Ca boar(); . From the ConutiertiblAdrertiset of the - 15th'a July ►Sottth taju Snow arrived at Baltimore from Li-igniret state•, that the people of Lagnirtt - appeared cn tirety ignorant of ' tit her ttic pa; riotie 't'XlTed iOll Or Of the 'royalist. General. Bolivar Wa• said to be only itt posseSSiOti Of, the north side of the island orMargaritta. Extract of 'rt fetrer front tile At!ent to Lloyd's at Nevis . , _dated the .sth of . July, 1816, r eceived the lilt) of August :--•" A Spanish seli' , otte'r arrived here few days since from Lumana, with mules ; the Master of Which hitormed . ine, that 'Admirid Brown and - Genernl• Bolivar had arrived at ihe island QI Marg t tritta, with :,,Entcdschooneri, 'and ti . otii 5 to 700 - men, 10,000 stand of arms, and a great quantity Of arnthnintioti, with whi.h. he supplicd the4at.riots on - that island, who were in possession of every part except the city, which Boilver said he could take also ; htit as it nti f Ott 'have cost him lie'eween'etind . 500' Men; and 'as those he had-with hint were principally officers, and were all. wanted for t,lte-ties . artily he was go...ing to raise on the main, b;.! declined making . tlig attempt. From Margarita they proceeded to Car. raparm, which pt4et 'They loolic; - 4 1 11a 61/mi re d, there,.,bybOardittgi . tr Spanierh. brig of 20. otins . , and a schowier of 18 guns—most of the olliccro 'and,,men %sere hiPed-in the confli c t, and , A c f rn i f ,4 Brown met/vett two writ:rids: My: infortil ant state's, that when he left.entrtana Bolivar Ilitthait,- vanced to the . neighbourhood of that city, Cbmittivrost, Jtri.Y 20,—We learn by a tfen• itemau frowthe Vest ward, 'that 'a party of the . '..Creels, warriors, from 500 to .1000 strong, und er The pliant c:iiet . o. l 4'iotosh, contemplated tomreh 7 'llll Cuearly in this month i.tgaitist the hostile 111(1:artS in Florida -(the and'had gie6 l anceslhat they would eaptore and destroy noxious fort on Appaluehicholay Bay, Most of 'the hostile - Indiatis Were q.tifl to he on a s isit. at Peniutola, where .the 600 Spanish troops hat! lately artived. PRIVATE CORUESPONDIiNCE. " PARIS, AVG. 15. • " Nothing new has 'occurred within these thre6 fonr days. ,It is not yet decided' at What nto. tnent the Houses me to be aisembieti, hot' the delay cannot easily` be a long one. great incon. Anieneies have arisen this year from the late pe riod Of passing the Budget of 1816; and as' the financial difficulties of the Country rather in Crease than tlitninidi". it'be - cOmes very my tacit th a t th e Budget Of 1817 should be eipediti:d as soon as possible. • - " A curious circumstance has taken place. hi; Pepin ,de Beilisle, w h o was named the other day to the place , of j'rtject, of the Department tat Vend6e, ha , s,‘yith more sense than thiMinist Ltt ry. declined accepting the pl'a - ee, on account, says, of the mitanimate prejoakes , which the tilli t ts uI that department entertain against hi:l4. .1 do not know whether 'Ministers will allow I,Oit to he wiSer than themselves, or whether they will insist On ltis taking the appointment, in order to avoid the ridicule .which ttl reftital :Would cast upon them. , " There is n report, not linivever entitled to ere chit, that it •ht‘ ist eontentplatiOn to name the Dake of Feltt6 Minister for .Voreigti Atlairs and Presi• dent of the Council, M.Tabarie.Minister of Wat t and NI. De Caie MiniSter of t h t. Household, as well as of the Police; It Is'eertain the'A. De Caza has_ for some time wished to,unite these two places in his awn littutis;. tent I .dontit would dare to do it at the pretsent, time, n o r do I think he WotildiwiSh to have the Duke of t'elifif: President: of the Cootte ; for though tiny now. art together, they fare by 00 ,ateittlS _ - " The weather continues fine, wind the crops of wheat will be very abnuilant. You enti filrat no idea of the uneasiness which pen tied all i inks' On -this stittiet3 before thst -clkolgtt - of netttfier.:--- TIM )