The Sun. — London, England, 1830-07-03 00:00:00

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' ' f ' '7 0 4 , i • rti * 44 , 4, .. _ - , 1 ..,, • ..., 4 4 ,..., - , ~.. .: , . k, \ : A fcrt limo, the trade wrre oirrprou,.o ' 31SDAY, the Gth of, July next, they will be ready to ' I ", ;i 1 *:,, J ,„ t .,,,„ , . .1 ;.', v l 4 , •.. , , . 0, - ,x ,' , . , __ ._ ..... 1 caller of the I.xch. reive Tenders iu writing (sealed up), and treat for the . . /44 'll.l . +. q ... Atif; .• ; ', , • :''''' '4' trret t': ' •,- 4 cli • "? "-_:4 . : --, • ~ -5> . , ..‘, r - N, I pply of the underinentioned Articles, to he delivered „ ,,,#. , s.,- . .., $ ,„,-,. , 1 portiob' to .' to bill Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Deptford, as tinder, . -I' . SIA . 4- ; ', . i . I. • „ i .., ' ) •- , ids.- : I ',.- '''`•-•: 111 • 31, .*-./ 1 .4. ,fy V t 1•,,, 11101 . 1, ' ~.,. ~ , ... g.a..— .Lt.1 . ,,,,, • 471 . f,... ." ti....--/ Articles, Peeled. a lutiverv. . , ',..,,, • _........,,..,,, --„,, • . 1 Tons as soon as pos. , ' 41" --**C'V' •ragitli'iti, ',' 7, Pf.i 1, " ' : ' . 4 `I ""•4•10 4 14 :4:: ~:; , . • .., .. .r • • ~• •,. t " *g_. , te, •,,. , il" ) sible, Id the remair _ _ ..... _ . • 20 * and the remain. MlTons of OATME . AL..4.... der one half by the 17th inl;Bext, and the other half by me 14th August following. One half by the 17th July 10 Tons of CH EFS . next, and the other half 8 Tons of BOW Ea- by , the 14th August fol. lowing. 10 Quarters of EEO WHEAT DO Quarters de WHITE wilt:AT of August next, by to weigh titgb. to be the Bushel weekly proportions. Samples of the Wheat and Oatmeal must be produced the Party tendering, and the Conditions of the Con sots may he seen at this t)tOce.. Each Tender milli apecify the pries in Words at length, Ai be delivered before, One o'clock on the day appointed, 4 the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on s behalf, must attend to answer when called for. . . JOHN T. BRIGGS. lueeirbotinty, if goods were nut shipped before the lid. July; en the latter point a entutimnication was i,evivell Prom the Treasury, that Clovermueut would allow a rod mumble time (two mouths) ur t e shipment at lie ir itt 66 former bounty. 'Thar* is some appearaare of l ii. i • netts; prices gave way Is. a Is, 64, 1 but the 'Haiku( ifternoon is ugnio mine firm • LONDON, SAT U1t1) A Y EVENING, JULY 3, 1830. No. 11,796. PR icu 7 11). con .OF HIS. LATE . MAJESTY, &v. tse, &v. FrilE 175th Number of the GAZETTE of HEALTRi'ptd;liebeci , on the let, contains Authen tio statements of VW particulare of his late Majesty's Affilatinntiwith remarks on the retutens of the non-at tendancetff Sir Aitley Cooper and Mr. Wardrop—A re markable'ease of Suspended Aninkation—Xffectual Modes of Trettfitg 41ahitual Costivene ss , of Ague.-. - Enlarged Tonsils '..4iallainmatery Bowel - Complaints of Infants— Blindness—Foulness of the Mouth and Lips. By Dr. Elliston, *MI Messrs. Guthrie,' Chevalier, and others...-. Chloride, of'Zinc, retommended as 'a remedy for Epilepsy, St. Vitus's Dance, &e.,'lke.,'and the Extract of the Sleek Root for Dropliy-r. Epp's Admirable' Leetare on the Study of - Medicine—kLetter from 0. A. 'Dawson, M.P., On the Sale of Spikes of Wine by Chemik.ts and Druggists, without a Liceznak . -L,areans of Pk eventing Hydrophobia, by Dr. Sully and Mr. Murray—lte - gulations of , a New Me dical SoOety....Analyris of • Dr. Philip's new BOok--Ma pleton's Ts eatlse on'Ctippik4-- Addison's Litter - on Mind and Matter, With much other Medica'l Intelligence. C. E. Hawkins, Crown-street, Soho, vietnuller, July 23. at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—W. J. Arnold, Great Tower-street, wine-broker, July 23, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—J. IL Lando, Tllargate, Riot, grow, July 2A, at;ten, at the Court ol Commissioners— IL Clarke, Notthampton, boot-malwr, July 27, at .'leveu, at the Coprt of Commit.sionem—J. Tomball, J. l'ork,, It. A. Crawibrd, and 1). Skene, BrombttrFet, mrielamtm, July 27, at twelve,- at the Court of Cominioationet.—Gi H. Costde, Iletton.le-Hote, Durham, innkeeper, July 2t), at eloreli, at the. Three Tuns, New Elvet, Durham. ENFIELD MIDDLESEX. LUXURIANT GROWING CROPS OF GRASS. LIFE TIVRON. Preparing for immediate tiublic,ation, in Monthly Volumes, price tie. each, beautirally embellished and printed in small Bvo. rrliE 'LIBRARY OF GENERAL KNOW,LEDGE. Edited by the Rev. G. IL Gleig. ' No. 1. Containing the Life of LORD BYRON. By JOHN GALT, Eq. Colhurn and Bentley, 'New Burlington-street eONNIO N Sun AN —There have been ctomitleralle pees chase§ of Foreign Sugar, both by puhlic s4le and by pi I, trate eontrart, partirularly of good strong and mid. whit, flaiancalt 422. *a 44*., chiefly 425. W. d 435., mitl, yellow 225. a 22e. lids . strung and good quality Foreign sell freely at goo d prices, the sell le neglected. Seeroi large parcels of damaged SUgsrs have been brought forwtktt; the Ilavennalt sold at full priers; the Brasil heavy ail lower. This day at public sales 10,9h7 hags Alatillls, 2,625 - chests China, 524 chests Brasil Sugars ; the Manilla sold freely at former rates, nrd..to good yellow 21s. a 244, chiefly 21s. till: tl V. ; the China was tat en in; white Brasil 80s., brown 19s. For Brazil there is much itiquit . 'this tatting/Up. EAsT INut4t Suo.an.i...This day 5,155 bap Mani Sugar;. the whole sokt at a reduction of Is. rid, per ewft. on the fainter priests; the !Myer and seller appear to divide the reduced duty of S. SIX; Alt I/UTIES, flame of commune, July I. Tbat it is the opinion of this' Collllilit ft, 1.114 , 1 townrdA raising the supply granted to 'his Wlajesty, ti IL shall be, charged, for a time, to. be litrtilotl a the duties lupin.% Sugar imported into thel./ttila Xitigtl,,in, Upon Milkmen' or Morose& cur elayedl o 44ll4 : h s eitig the produce of, and imported from, the m .101 per.. session' of America or the island, of , the cwt. .......... . 0000000 ............ a 1 4 tlon all Brown -or Muscovado NNW or flayed Supt. Lents the produce of, and imported film, Val' irt. %111 pettikesstoos in the Eatit Itnitea, the cot t f,t o them all Brown Nftioroveites or mord moor, the pro-, iintf*of, or imported Mee, any other place, the cat, n •fl 2.. That it is the opiniuu of this Committee that, in tie t. of the duties now charged on Mularlies, the produce oh and imported from, Any .llritieh Plantation, there shall IL. charged, for a time to be limited, o duty of hs. for :t cwt. thereof. AUCTION, By Mr. JOSEPIL,BOBINS, (Of. Warwick-house, :11egonf r atreet),, . On the Premises, North Lodge, Enfield, Middlesex, on MONDAY, July :12, at One, IN .FIVE LOTS, rrHE SUPERABUNDANT GROW 'ING CROPS of .GRASS, on SEVENTY.FIVE ACRES of RICH WATER and UPLAND MEADOW. Also FOUR ACRES of TARES, Tithe, Free. May be viewed by applying to ;Mr Moulding, Bailiff, on the Premises, where particulars may be ha di , at the George, Enfield; White Horse, Potterellar ; "Gren Man, Barnet ; at the: principal Inns in- the Borough, Smith. field, and the ,, llaymarket ; and of Mr. Jeseph Robins, .170, , Regent-street. • : • ENGLISII TRANSLATIONS OF THE CLASSICS. This day was published, neatly bound,"price only 4s. 6d., rHE FAMILY. CLASSJCAL 1 LIBRARY, No. 7. containing DELORS TRAN SLATION of HERODOTUS, the Third and Concluding Volume. CURTIVICAI4:I4 , --.1 . Injr et, T. Marshall, Foie-drat, connulasion-agent--Z, Sty ring, Primrose-street, IlishopNate-street ,Withoo, ontpen ter.—P. Firth, Wickens tippet thong, Ahnondltry; York shire; elothier--.M. Myers, Hot n4i telt, batter—J, Wation, Book, Yorlcshire, innliceper—.l. Jones, Liverpool, mer chant--T. Cloughton, llaydoeh, Lodge, L.1(1(14140, Net • inanufacturer—J. G. Anthony, Long',-yard, I.atob , t Mo. dolt-street, Iteti Lirtn•square, confectioner—W. Mat thews, Ohl. street, St.. Luke, tinther-merchant--H, Par. rotf-,Calntrg-plaee, Nipaington, coal-merchant—E. *Orr, jun.. livAthaghant vklualler-11. I Loots Cornwall, draper. • taNl4l4ii ps tiki(U•V, 11,. J. Jebson and J._ &Iv/only, Yolk, grocer,-;-li. and W. This day , was published, in Sve., price Ss. VIEW of. ,PRESENT STATE of v PAUPERISM in SCOTLAND. John Nurniy, Albetuarle-street. SUSSEX. la it. JOU arlo BINS, or Warwick-House, Itegieitest.tott,.will offer for SAL! by PUBLIC UCTlONiin i the await of AuG UST next, The object of the Proprietors of this undertaking is to produce a work, which from its cheapness awl elegance and uniformity , may recommend itself to all classes, the expensive existing editions having hitherto precluded the community at large from an ecapaaintauce with the \et itings of the greatest Poets, Historians, and Orators the world hue produced. . . . . 'Phu First Three Numbers comprise DEMOST iII:NES, SALLUST, and XENOI'IIOI% . , ..—. ~, . .. THE ROGIATE ESTATE. his . very compact ,and desirable Freehold Property lies Awes]] the twos good. Market Towns of Alidhurst itud etersfield, is intersected by good Roade, and . 4 kirkd by le High Road from London to Portsmouth ! , It consists of 110 GATE LODGE, The 174th Number, puklikhed on the ht of June, cnn. tains the *Receipt for making the Strrhintia Liniment, 'which tea been in successfully used in ' , ranee for Deafnesi. Varisare of the Munn! Doctrine*, and of the^ Pratt , dee Iferloy st ett Quack. Sold by Steripkin ails/ Stationers'..court ; at the Medical Hall, /70, Piccadilly ; and 44, Foreitaie• greet, Worcester ; and all Booksellers in the United Kingdom, price l il. Wham and Watley, New Burlingtaa-street. ..Comfortable and Elegant Residence, ,with : every Ae nninodation fora Gentleman's Vemily said Establishment; DW occupied by John Gage, Esq. Also of, . THE MANOR OE WENHAM,. ;mending over more than Three Thousand Acres of Land, inning one of the best Sporting Districts in the county f Sussex, abounding with Game, including the rarity of Under the , Superintenderim of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, On Satuittity; July 10th, will be published, price 2s. INSECT TRANSFORMATIONS, Part II.; being, the Twelfth Part of the LIBRARY of ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE, and completing Vol. VI., which will be ready,at the same time. Volumes published; price 4s. 6tl. each, bound in cloth : •I. MENAGERIES. IL . TIMBER TREES.—FRUITS. ill. INSECT ARCRITECTURE. IV. PURSUIT of KNOWLEDGE. V. THE . NEW ZEALANDERS. London Charles Knight, Pall Mall East. SCOTLAND. VALUABLE ESTATES NEAR TO EDINBURGH, - FOR SALJ. TO 13E EXPOSED TO PUIILTC BLACK GAME. The Estite..cormiste of about ONE THOUSAND TWO DUNDHED.ACRES, Within the Royal Exchange Coltee-bouse, Edinburgh, upon WXONESDAY, the 7th day of July next, at Two o'clock afternoon, if nut previouslt sold by private bargain, t. THE LANDS and ESTATES of MORTON and HILLEND, lying in the parishes of Liblieiton and Ltuaiwade. 2. The FARM called CAPELAW, lying in the pariah of Canton. Exclusive of Common Land), divided into Fatms, with lequata Cottages ; together with BORDEN WOOD, !ontaining about One liumlrel Acres, stocked with fine lak Timber; and a large portion of TIIE IIEbTORAL TITHES I the Parish— .The whole affording a most desirable :state for Residence or Investment. Further particulars will be advertised in due time, and ►ay be lout on application to Messrs. Broughton and Vliite, solicitors, Great Marlborough-street, Lundon ; or ) Mr. Robins, No. P7O, Regent-street. sOTTENHAM, AHDDLESEXi NEAR THE FIFTH MILE-STONE. valuable Leasehold Estate, for Residence and Investment; nets ly-esacted Dwelling-house; with Offices and Gardens; a compact Dwelling-house, with Coach-house, Stable, and Garden ; a newly-built Cottage ; and a capital Piece of Market Ground, with Cottage—in all about Two and a Quarter ; Acres. TO BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,) it Garraway's Colfee•house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tit unsony, July 22, at Twelve, by order of the Ad ministratrix, of the late Joseph Yallowley, Esq., de ceased, A Very Valuable anti Improveable LEASE BOLT)II. ESTATE, held at a moderate rent, for a crtn of upwards of Eighty-five Years, front 1,804, iITUATh AT TOTTENHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, Nearly opposite the fifth milestone, comprising— A newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSE, substantially atilt, conveniently and commodiously planned for the ac ommodatlon of A GENTLEMAIVSFAMILY, !early in a finished state, erected by-tbelate Mr. Yaßowley or his own residence, upon a neat elevation, combining very requisite comfort, for such an establishment, 'only Ivo miler from town, with the convenience of coaches at 11 times of the day both to and from the metropolis. A small compact DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining to he above, neatly lined up, in the occupation of •••••••••.- >ek, Esq., a highly respectable tenant, with coach-house, tabling four horses, yard, garden, A newly-erected COTTAGE, situate, in Marsh-lane, with gardens, in I►►►nd. 'A capital INCLOSURE of productive MARKET DARDENER'S GROUND, situate adjoining, with a 'rootage to the lane of about THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET, ivhich may be turned to a very profitable account, and rave a considerable quantity of land for gardening pur ►oars, in the occupation of Mrs. Furnish, tenant from year to year ;_therental and estim a ted value TWO I . IUNDRED AND THIRTY POUNDS PER ANNUM, is at present occupied, which may be considerably en n.cased by ground tenti in buildings upon the frontage to Nfursli-lane, The residence to be viewed by applying on the premises ; the adjoining dwelling-house by permission of the tenant Ind the cottage and garden ground by applying to Mrs. Furnish. Particulars may be had on the premises; at the White Hart,l'ottenham ; ; at Messrs. Yallowley and Minium'. Office, Bell Cross. street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. RobinH, No. 170, Regent-street. • STAFFORDSHIRE, ON. TIIE BORDERS OF DERBYSHIRE, Valuable Freehold Estate, upwards of Eight Hundred and Thirty-five Acre*, principally Dairy, Land, divided into Eligible Farms, with convenient. Farm Houses and Agricultural Buildings, with Lime Kiln, and Quarry of excellent Lime -stone, situate between Asbborne and Lecke the high road from Manchester pairing through the Estate.- AN ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT, And in a country abounding with thne. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tnunsnmr, August 21i, at Twelve, by direction of the surviving Devisee in trust under the Will of Brian Hodgson, lute of Uttoxeter, Es deceased, A Very Valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE, situate in the Township of Swlnscoe, and parishes of More and Mayfield, county of Stafford, on the borders of Derbyshire, about four miles from Ashborne and ten (rain Leek, lying contiguous to the Demesnes of the Earl of Shrewsbury and 11. F. Okeover, Esq. and at a short distance from Dam, the high road to Manchester passing through the Estate, comprising, SUNDRY CAPITAL FARMS, containing upwards of • EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE ACRES Of Excellent Old Dairy Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, in a fine thriving state, all lying compact, bounded on the north-west side by a stream of water, and skirted by fine thriving woods, with CONVENIENT FARM-HOUSES, •. AND ALL REQUISITE AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, In excellent repair in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Oaliiinore, Charles Archer, S. Birch, S. Fathom, 14 . (hilimore, It. and S. Harrison, W. Howson, Al. Rose, T. and J, Smith, and other respectable Tenants, THE WOODS IN HAND; A LIME 'KILN, AND QUARRY OF EXCELLENT LIME STONE, Which may he worked to great advantage. The Lands are in various parts beautifully diversified with Hill and Da i e, - boundel on the north-west by aloe= of water, and on the western aide of the road, commanding highly piettiresque views of great extent, combining part of the Romantic Scenery of Duvedale, the Rental and estimated Vilna nearly ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS _ - • PER ANNUM. I'o he view e d by applying to Mr. Thomas Callimore, at Hill Farm, Swinseee. Particulars may be had of Ennelt Hand, Esq. Uttoxeter ; Charles Bardswell • FA+ Eiv erPool at the Green Man, Aahherne and Leek; George and Swan, Stafford ; Angel, Alikeel"66l • the Angel and P u l eon, Cheaterfield ; King's Head, D ' erby Black's Head, Nottingham; Bulkeley Arms, Stockport; lien and Chickent, Birmingham King's Head, Coventry ; Three Crowm, Leicester; the principal hotels and read ing rooms, Manchester, Liverpool, and Ch ea t er; o f Thome!' Pellewe, E.q. solicitor, Rickmantworth ; at Gar raways ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 1 1 70, Regeq.street, Where a;plan,of the Estate may he seen. . BEIINEIIS-STREET, OXFORD-STREET— Excallent Household Furniture,..Handsome Male Slab, Pier Tables,. a Square, Piano-Forte, Eight-day, Clocks, a few Fine Paintings, and various other Effecta. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, Y . 1 4 14 14 4.04 1 N 8 , (Of Warwicit- llu se, Regent-street,) On the Premises, N0e.,53, Berneriostrett, Oxford -street, on Tit MAT, July 13, and following day, at Twelve, (By Order of the Executors of Lady Beasley.) ALL the GENUINE FURNYI URE, comprising Four post, Tent, and other Bedsteads, and Furniture'; Seasoned Beds and Bedding; Wardrobe's, Chests of Drawers; Washshind Stand and Dressing Tables, and Glasses; Elegant Suitesof Drawing-room, Library, and Dining-room Window Curtains, in Chintz, Cotton, Ta bouret, and Satin ; Chairs, Couches, &c., en suite; Handsome Rosewood Frame ; Marble Slab ; Pier Tables; Square Piano-Forte, by Broadwood ; Eight-day Clocks; a few Fine Paintings; Excellent Cabinet Articles, in Rosewood, Mahogany, and Anpiesea Oak ; Loo, Card, Sofa, Pembroke, Dining, and Library Tables; Sideboards and Cellarets; Capital Library Wing-Bookcases and Se cretairei ; Excellent Dining-room Chairs; Turkey, Brus sels, and Kidderminster Carpets and Hearth Rugs ; Fen ders and Fire Irons; Kitchen Requisites; and various other Article.. May be viewed on Monday preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, at Garraway's; and of Mr. Joseph Robins, 170, Regent-street. BERNERS-S MEET, OXFORD-STREET. 11fusaive Silver Plate, about 2,000 Ouncea, and Elegant Plated Articles. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOSEPH ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Itegent-street,) On WZMIDAY, July 14, at Twelve, by Permission, on .• the Premises, No, 63, Bernerw-street, THE- SERVICE of Massive SILVER PLATE, consisting of elegant Epergnes with branches, Oral Soup and Sauce Tureens and Covers, Table Plates with Gadroon Edges, Spoons, Forks, and Ladles, Castors, Salvers, Waiters, Candlesticks and Branches, &e. The Plated Articles comprise Soup Tureen and Cover, Sauce Tureens, Casserole Dishes and Covers with Silver edgts, elegant Plate Class Plateau, Vase-shape Ice Pails, Oval Dish Covers, &c. The above are of the most modern patterns and best workmanship. To be viewed on Monday preceding the Sale, when Ca• talogues may be had on the premises, at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. VALUABLE; LEASEHOLD ESTATES, WHITECROSS-BTHEET, CRIPPLEGATE. Dwelling liouse,.with.Carpenter's Yard and Workshops ; Extensive Warehouses; Stable, for four horses ; Coach house, Loft, and, Rooms over ; Extensive Range of Cel. hiring; a Dwelling Home and Chins Shop. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,) At Garraway'a Coffee-house, Chsnge•alley, Cornhill, on Ton 14811 A Yi July £2, at Twelve, (by order of the M . sainionttrix of the late Joseph Yellowley, Evil. de ceased), 111 TWO i.trrs, VALUABLE LEASEIIOLD V ESTATES. Lot I. comprises a Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with the Extensive Workshops, , Sawpit, and Range of Spacious and lofty Warehouses for the stowage of timber or goods, and a large yard, enclosed by folding gates, in the occupation of Mr. Miles, carpenter, tenant from year to year. A ROOMY YARD adjoining, with a brick built STABLE, fcr four horm, man's sleep ing room and loft over ; large open Cart Shed, Dung-pit, and a large Warehouse with floor over, in the occupa tion of Messrs. Eagle and Back; Distillers, tenants at will. Another yard adjoining, with Workshops, Warehouse, and Sitting-room over, in the occupation of Mr. Jacobson, Gold-beater, tenant at will. A large STABLE YARD adjoining, with a four-stall stable, coach-house for two carriages, harness and lodging. rooms and lofts over; with dung-pit, &c. Part in band and part let. The extensive CELLARING for stowage of beer, un. derneath the greater part of the Premises ; let to Messrs. Whitbread and Co., Brewers, as tenants at will. The above Property is bell on Lease, for an unexpired term of Seventeen Years from Michaelmas next. The net rent and estimated value nearly ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Lot 2. A substantial Ilrick-built DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 219, Whitecrom-street, in the oc cupation of -Mr. Moss; ehinaman, on lease till 1840 ; three stories high, two rooms on a floor ; commodious whop and parlour on the ground floor, and small yard, kitchen and cellar on the basement ; producing a net Rental of Twenty-four Pounds Twelve Shillings per Annum, with a Reversionary Term of Two Years. To be viewed by permission of the tenants, of whom particulars may be haul ; at Messrs. Yallewley and John son's Office, Uedcross•street ; at Garrawaysa ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. SCOTLAND. LANDS IN EAST LOTHIAN FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD, Within the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, no Wenxxsnav, the 21st day of July next, at Two o'clock arternoon, unless previously disposed of by private bargain, THE LANDS of MOREHAM MAINS and BIOREHAM KIRKHALL, !ling in the parish of Moreham, and within five miles of the county town of lladdington, to which there is easy access. These Lands form one compact farm, and measure About 454 imperial Acres. The greatest part of the land is of a superior description, and it is all in the highest order. The present rent is 8001. per annum, upon a lease cur. rent until Martinmas, 1886, and there an upwards of 12 acres of thriving wood upon the property. The lands are held of the Crown. For farther particulars application may ha made to Messrs. Walker, Richardson, and Melville, W.S., 110, George-amt.—Edinburgh, Mal• 25, DM. G OSS'S WORKS. (Eighteenth Editi o n.) Hornintin pagit nnatra sapit. 1, Our page relates to 1111t11. " --MAKTIAL. Prim tis. in hoards, Eighteenth Edition, I. THE AEGIS OF LIFE. A Non-Medical Commentary on the indiscretions mining from Human Frailty, in which the nature, symptoms,'and baneful effects of Self-abuse, Intemperance, and Libertinism, &c., are fully developed ; with - Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, and Mental Irritation, with same inte resting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life; in Port 11. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding übjects, explaining them in a familiar manner. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. • " Naturist) heath. if Omnibus else dedit, si quis eognoverit uti."—Ct AUDI A If. ,4 Since Heaven to all the fund of.bliss supplies, ." Its frugal appliestion marks the wise." 2. The SYPHILIST, a Familiar Treatise on Disorders arising from Lusa 'Venerea, Gonorrhea, Seminal Weakness, lac., with a variety of remarks occurring in a most' eaten give practice, each Section explained by cases. S. HYGEIANA, a Non-Medical Analysis of some Complaints incidental to Females, in - which are of some important admonitions on the peculiar debilities at tending their circumstance*, sympathies, and formation.— The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Inte -1 resting and important eases illustrate the subject. Quo Pugh Venus ? lieu l quove color dawns ?" Hoe. Lib. 4, Od. Whither Mei Love? Ali ! where the charming bloom?" The above may he had of Sherwood, Paternoster-row ; Chapple, No. b 9, Pall-mall; Onwhyn, Catherine-street, Strand, London ; Loder, Brighton ; Wood, Iluntiagdon; Wawa and Stevenson, Bacon and Kinnehrook, Norwich ; 11. Deck, Ipswich; Read, Corn-street, Bristol; Ford, Bath ; Duffield, ditto ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Todd, Brig gate, Leeds ; Wrightson, Birmingham; Brodie and Dow• ding, Salisbury ; Trewtnan, Exeter ; Wales and Co., Li verpool; Sowler, ee, St. Anne's-square, Manchester ; 86, Trongate, Glasgow ; Porter, '72, Grafton-street, Dublin; Sutherland, 9, Calton-street, Edinburgh; and of all Booksellers.—Prico be. Messrs. GOSS and Co 4 are to be consulted, as u►ual, every day, at their house; and Patients in the Country art requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remit tance for Advice and Medicine which can be forwarded to any part of the world. GOSS and Co. iii. R. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverio. skeet, Fleee4treet, Londe& GOD . SAVE THE KING. JWILLiStintItO.„,IIOYAL MUSICAL fe,,•. REPOSITORY, 5.5 i ST. JAMES'S-STREET, LONDON, and 7, WESTMORLAND-STREET, DUll, LIN, respectfully inform the ,Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that -THIS DAY was, published, a NEW ED!. • TION of the NATIONAL ANTHEM, GOD SAVE THE KING, in which the name of our beloved Sovereign is happily introduced, with a very trifling alteration from the original words, and an additional Stanza to our Most GrAcious Queen. . The Music arranged fur one, two, or three voices (also full chorus), with, an aeconipaniment, fur the piano-forte by Sir JOHN STE.VENSON, M.D., price 2a. 6d. *.* A Lithographic Likenese`of the King will be given on the title-page. TO THE GENTLEMEN,' CLERGY, AND FREE- HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF . YORK. GENTLEMEN, A S a Demise of the Crown will necessarily CIL be followed by a Dissolution of the present Parlia ment, the deference and respect which I both owe and feel to you, require that 1 should announce without delay, that Whenever that event takes place, I shall not again present mysX as a candidate for your Amour. This, Gentlemen, is no sudden determination. It has long been my opinion, that if it pleased Providence to.pre serve my f ttlier'a life to the advanced age Which fie has now attained, it would be no longer consistent with my duty to solicit a renewal of that trust, which you have so repeat edly confided to my,care. In the execution of that trust, it has been my constant object to evince the deep sense entertained of its importance by au undeviating adherence to principles, of the soundness of which I was 'satisfied, met by doing invariably what appeared to me to be right. 'That I have always succeeded in the discovery of truth upon every insulated question, fur be it from me to affirm, though I can with sincerity annul: you that I have always sought it with diligenee. I should, however, ill perforth the painful ta.k which is now imposed upon me, if 1 did not express to you how fully I have ever appreciated the; great indulgence which you have manifested to me during more than twenty-three years, and which has prompted }ou, on every occasion, to accept with kindnesi and fervour my imperfect endeavours to serve you. In taking leave of you, as Constituents, it is some consolation to toe to consider, that, though one of the ties which connect us will he broken, there will be no interruption to any of the other relations of life, which have bound me and my predecessors during so long a period, which I trust, will equally hind my successors t o your great community, and which, whatever station of life we may fill, must give me and them the deepest in wrest in your prosperity. That the several branches of that varied community may flourish by the successful exercise of industry, that they may repose in the secure enjoyment of its fruit', and above all, that they may retain at fordlterfecttheti..y other eomttitu tional liberty which is the onlysafeguardi possession, is the beauty wish of, Gentlemen, ' - Your moat faithful and devoted Friend and Servant, Groevenor,plaCe, June 29, 1830. MILTON. ALLIANCE BRITISH oni FOREIGN LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY, ESTABLISHED BY ACT O 1 PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL, £6,000,000 sterling. Office, I, Bartholomew-lane. YRICSIDEtera. John Irving, Esq. M.P. I Samuel Ourney,Eauf Francis Baring, Ea+ N. M. Rothschild, Esq. Mores Montetlore, Esq. BUM:TORN. James Alexander , . Esq. M . P. John buys, rag. G. II Barnett, Hay, Esq. Edward Blount, Esq. • Louie Lucas, Esq. Archibald Campbell, Esq. Thomas Motel - wan, El+ (1. It. Dawson, Esq. M.P. Thomas Richardson, Esq. Edward Fletcher, Eq. Oswald Smith, Esq. George Harrison Esq. H. M. Thornton, Esq. William Howard; Req. Melvil Wilson, Eeq. Au rose.--Robert CaMplevil, Esq., Benjamin Cohen, rig., John Routh, tsq. • • Bontitaa..-Messre. Barnette, Hoare, and Co: Aernaay.--Benjarnin Compertx, Req.,: P,lt.s. Sacarrsali.—Androw Hamilton, Esq. PnvsictaN.—Jahn It. Hume, M.D. soLicrroa.--John M. Pearce, Esq, Svavavoit.—Thonnis Altason, Feat. LIFE ASSURANCE. Life Assurances are effected by the Company upon mo .letate terms, while the Moored participate -. in the Prollts, whielt eta to be declared at the expiration of every we"' sive period of Five Years. PROFITS. At the First Quinquennial Division of Profits in the Life Department in March, 189, the sum appropriated to the flolders of Policies for the whole term amounted 00 an average to about 20 per cent. of the Premiums whirl* had been paid. FIRE ASSURANCE. The Receipts of the Renewal iretninins, due at Nlidrnnt ►ner, are ready for delivery at the Office in Town, and al the Agencies throughout the Country. Aesurancee continue to he acceptod by the CowPfulY. e i the Reduced Rates, viz, : CQIIIOIOII Assurances it Hazardous noubly A. WIWI:FON, Secretary. FROM TIU GAZETTE OF LAST ,LAYOUT, Admiralty-Office, June 213, 188 O: This day, in pursuan►e of his Majesty's pleasure, Wil liam Were Williams Freeman, Esq. Admiral i)f the Ilea, Was promote►l to the rank of Admiral of the Fleet. Admiralty-Office, Jona St H. The King has been 'Avow! to appoint Sir Richard Hussey Bickerton, Itart. ti.C.ll. Admiral of the UM, to be General of hie Majesty's ftoyal Marine Forces ; and Sir William Sidney . Smith, K.C.B. Admiral of the Blue', to be Lieutenant-General of 'his 'Majesty's said Royal Marine Tortes, in the room.uf Sir Richard Nay, ton. Whitehall, June 21. The Lord Chancellor bas appointed Ilumpltrey Whic ham, of Stelnni, in the county of Kant, Cleat. to he a Muster Extraordincu•y in the High Coutt of Chancery. Whitehall, June 28. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Sauter] Ea!den, of Itit.minglittin, in the county of Warwick, ,Gent. to he A Muster Extraordinary in the, High Court of chancery. DECLARATION OF INSOI.YENcY. Thome Dainty, NotthanptOn, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Robert Booth, Chi•worth, Derbysliire, cotton-spinner, to surrenileC July Iq, 17, and August 13, at ten, at the, Palace Inn, Manchester. Hampson, Manchester; Ellis and Walrnsley, Chancery-lane. William Davis, Newbury, Berkshire, upholsterer, July 10, 12, and Aug. 13, at ten, at the Jack of Newbury Ina, Newbury. Baker, Newbury; Ilaker, Nicholas-lane, London. _ . Joseph MitHiner, Northampton, coachmaker, July 0, 13, at eleven, and August 13, at ten, at the Court of Comn►issioners. Beaumont, Guldemsquare. Edward Urwiek, Ciw..Cross-street, West Smithfield, lieen.ed. victualler, July 0, 13, at eleven, and Aug. 13, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Roehrord, Sturm's. end, Ilmough. John Briggs, Leeds, bricklayer, July 10, 12, at eleven, and August 13, at two, at the Court-house, Leeds. Smithson, Dunn, and 1 lawdon, New-Inn,, London; Kenyon, Leeds. John Alapp, 'Birmingham, and John Edward Clarke, Yardley,. Woreesterahire, tinier-merchants, July 0, 10, and, Aug. IS, at twelve, at the Globe TaVern, Birming ham. Norton and Chaplin, Gray's Inn..square, London ; Stubbs and Dankr, 13irminghatn. - - Andrew Pante') Oxford -street, bookseller, July 9, al two, 20, at one, and Aug. 13, at two, at the Court oi CommistioMyra. Miter ' Castle-street, Holborn. William John Ward, Deptford, victualler, July 9, al one, Di, and Aug. 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commit. sinners. llorradailo and Aslnnure, King's Arms-yard ; Coleman-street. Thomas Sedgwiek and James Item, Iliiliter-street, merchants, July 10,,at ten, 80, at twelve, and Aug. 18, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Spyer, Broad.atreet. buildings. Samuel Drookea, Ball's Pond, Islington, nurseryman) JOY 0, 23, at one, and Aug. 13, at twelve, at the Court of Ctumissinere. Ilourdillon, Wineheateesstreet. • • John Henry Habbert, George-street, Minorite, tobacco broker, July 6, at eleven, 16, and August IS, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Itleymott and Son, Great Surrey-street, Black friars-road. John Thomas, Catuarven,eabinet-malter, July 15, 16, and August 13, at two, at tbe Court of Conuntssioners. Norris, Allen, and Anthony, John-street, Bedford. row ; Silceek, Liverpool. George Phillips, Oxford-street, confectioner, July 11, 16, at twelve, anti August 13, at eleven, at the court of Com missioners. Gadsden, Furnivsl's Inn, Holborn. Thomas 'l'ilney the elder, Leeds, Yorkshire, stone mason, July 10, 12, at eleven, and Aug. IS, et two, at the Court-house, Leeds. Smithson, Dunn, anti flaw don,New Inn; Kenyon, Leeds. Bbuttleworth, Liverpool, fernier, July 16, and August 13, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liver 1 8 ) 01 . Aro:strong, Staple Inn, London; and Lord, Wigan. James 11111111 e, Museum-street, Bloomsbury, pawn-. broker, July 0, at two, July 2,0, at one, and Aug. IS, at two, at the Court of Commissioners. atoll, Clement's Tun, Strand. The lands of Morton and Malawi are distant about four miles from Edinburgh, and are intersected by the road which leads to Biggar and Pennycuik.. They measure about 507 Acres, and yield a rent of 15371., 4s. yearly. The soil is of a rich quality . ; a suitable proportion of it is adapted for green drilled crops, and it is all in:the highest state of cultivation, There is a good Mansion-Imre upon Moreton ; and the hteadings upon the farm and upon Hill. end are new end in every respect suitable. The public burdens are moderate, and there is all heritable right to the teinds, which were valued in the year 1630 at a very low rate. The lands hold blench of the Crown, and ate valued in the cess boas at 600/. So. 4d. • The Lands of Capelaw are e;tuated towards the east end of the Pentland Hills, about five miles from Edinburgh, and are reckoned •to measure 450 Acres, The greater portion 'at the land Consists of sound pasture, capable of maintaining about 16 *yore of sheep, besides a few black rattle, and a small part of the land is amble. The present rent of this farm is 80/. sterling ; and the burdens are very low. The lands hold blench of the Grown. The above properties will be sold in one lot, or in two lots, the first comprehending Morton and Ilillend, and the second Galatia*. For farther particulars. application may be made to Messrs. nichardmin, and Melville, W. S., who have power to sell by private bargain. 110, George-street, 7th May, 1830. DIVIDENDS. J'. Hinton, Eyre 'Arms Tavern, St. John's Wood -road, victualler,ly 23, it ten, it the Court of Corninis»looera —lf. !ti c k e t, Shorviliteli, grocier, July 23, at (waver it the Court of Connuissioners—A. Gould and J. Pyru, Porto D e ll a Wharf, Upp. anuoulAktrmt, eoal-tnerehants, Out: 29, at eleven, at the Court of Corry rni"iontrik—S, Crawley, Ilentel Hempstead, Ilertfigsbillire , linen-draper, July 23, at ten, at the (...4',.ut of Commis itioners—T. and T. Wel, jun. Poi:ma-street, , (Mord' Street', tailors, July 211, at twelve, at the Court of Cow. missioners--T. J. Oitibt, Eastbourne, Sussex, wine-luer. chant, July 28, at till , at the Court of ConuoHniGnorl-- . „ Hoorn, Mahlon, Ewa, ploinhers.„%c, Feumy and B Evans, • Birmingharn, lender-manufacturers---T. 11101,, J. l'hompson, jun. Sun Tavtrn.liehti, shtulwell, rope-. makers-41. liohloouse and Co., Bath, haulers.---T. Grimeditch an:l W. Hopes, Iklaceleolield, Cheshire, soli• citors.-41. Frothy and W. H. Will. n, Whitechapel-road Smith And 11, Legge, College Alia, Witioheiter, Stephenson rind J. Beard,, Oldham, Lanca shire, !Men-drapers—W., Holt and EvanN, Manchester, grocers—J. and .1. B. Griffiths, iNorwich, plane-makers-.. 1. Qullingford, and J. Dannont, jun. 114esworth, Suffolk, itoranongerw...,E., and J, White, Greek-stret, Soho, chos. eolate.onanufacturets-j-W, Bestow and T. Dale, Nottlnit hat,7 lace-dressers.,-11, Fell and Co., St. Mary °very's dock, ,Southwark, corn-factors—E. Savage and Cm., Whitechapel, cheesenoungors . —J. 'Chancellor and T. cot, Wells. Sornersetshire, cooclnakersA. A, Gower, and Co. r -A, F. Mommy and 11. Ushorne, Wales—S.. Fisher and 1. 7 . Blake, Ouern-street, Cheapuide, attoinlo G, .Drysdale and F. M. Grahame, Welbeck-street, Sr. Marylehonc, milliners—,l. and B. Goldner, Ilanlinry, Oxfordshire, ironmongers- I G. Atwill and J. Elliott, Great Pulteney-street, tailors—ll. Wrightion and Co., Beeaton, Nottinxhamshire, lace-manufacturers—W. Lacey and Co., lieo , ittal, Nottinghinitiltire,'lace-manufscturei. PRICE OP SUOMI, The average price of Brown' or Muscovado Sugar, cnin pact! from the Returns made in the week ending Juneg9, i* 2bo. 101. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. • ANECDOTE OF THE ,LATE KING. It it well known that the late King; when Prince of Wales, took a warns interest in the contest for power be tweet; Poe end Pitt, during the coalition -of . the former with Lord North. Hie Boyel Iliglawee attended the debate* in the House of Gnomons, and wa s even accused of trying to intimidate the!enemies of his friend. The followieg anecdote on this subject is from Sir N. Wraxalre Memoies. Wrax4ll, though Allan hie credulity little 16 he depended upon as a retailer, of ,storiek may he Always trusted when telling what came within his own know ledge " Sir Ilieherd lull, Membee, for fihropithire, anitned vetted with some severity on the frequent attendance, and marks of warm interest, exhibited by the Piince of Wales, while present in the lower House. 4 What ever censure may be lavished on secret influence,' ob served he t ' (vireo influence nowt necessarily be per. nieious. The former may .prOduce possible bent fit ; the letter never , con, under any eirmionstaneev. What might be the consequence, if it should hippen that no heir apparent attended the debates of this assembly, and endeavoured, by his leeks or gestures, to countenance a faction, /ma to influence individual votes'? Might not such conduct bo esteemed a specks of corrupt illflOillee A very general cry or teller tweompanied with testinor. nice of, disapproloatioti, arising flow embroil parts of the house, Lord Melbourne, who then re-envied the place of a gentleman of the Bedchamber to the Prince of Vt'alee, de. Glared that the words spoken amounted to a direct :idea on his Royal Highness, and therefore he should demand proof of the alleged fact, Sir Richard replied, that ' The Prince to whom, he alluded was Only a suppositioue ver 80aie.' Lord Delaysl, on whom the coalition Ministers had conferred an Irish peerage only a r few months earlier, and who watt raised to the British peerage by Pitt about two years later,—a nobleman With whom 1 bad the ho nour of being much acquainteil, and whom I may have occesion to mention again in Sono, part of th es e Mo. moits,..,role to remark that the Prince of Wales Acted most wisely in Attending debates, for the purpose of imbibing just ideas of that Constitution which must pro bably at some future tiny be placed under his protection, at its natural guardian.' But Hill, not at all disconcerted, calmly answered, that for sitch purpose* es thaw just 'petitioned, ho could have no obretion to his Hord High.• ness's appearance in that Houle. litre the convematiois terminated. sv The Prince, though, from thf?rentv to his father's wishes eigoified.to'him, he had absented himself on the day when ' the East lotlia Bill' was finally rejected in the upper House, yet did not the less retain and avow his predilection for its authors. Ills presence in the House of Commons, among the Peers, where he took his place under the gallery, might therefore be considered. tot Indi rectly encouraging to Fox and the coalition." " Fox, alluding to the reflections which had ban thrown out by Sir Richard Hill, on the Ptince of Wules, for at. tending questions under agitation in that mouse, ex claimed with warmth, Cal forbid, that a Royal itersonega should not participate in its political concerns! Where can he so well imbibe a knowholge of the principles of our Constitution, as within these walls? flow can he bettir illustrate the excellence of his ebaraeter, Rom by thus blending personal respect for the. King his father, with at tachment to his country ?' Not deterred, however, by such observations, from animadverting on other circum• stances connected with his Royal Highness's personal ap pearance under the gallery, the new Treasurer of the Navy remarked hypothetically, that if the great person age in question, not content. with merely lieteniog to the debates, should on any occasion testify by his behaviour or gesticulations, while in the House, a predilection or pa tiality for any set of men, such musks of his preference would be unbecoming, and might operate as a means of influence.' No, answer was given by any Member of the Opposition to the supposed case thus stated; hut Lord North, in the course of the evening, after expatiating tin the eminent virtues of the heir apparent, expreseed a be coming admiration at his, attending the. House of Com mons, where he might imbibe the true whit of our Con atitution,,and become acquainted with the nature of this limited Oovern men to rather than listening to flatterer..' The comments on this delicate subject proceeded no fur- , tlar, and were not renewed during the remainder of the Farb moult." MARKET IN fELLIGECE.' LONDON MA itgETs. (Drum tbo iondoi New Price te hi Of yettera.g.) Covrter.... , -The Alarlset hoe been rettor thill itb the week, but we cannot tont*, any Rote) ‘.l roll-trawl in the peiere pusellMAt by inivate euatt;tet are parcels at entaury, gatel ordinary Braiii, ILL nig *lay, by public ggo cask* Braid! CeiLe; ttfo bag* ; the farmer wo Bet hiee, and mild moult Awn the petiole( polo's ; old Weed ~)1(1 at The Mar ket it steady. '14i4,...-Sieett our lot there 114't been no attention in the Ithttket the demon! rOf 1111111.%13 % great stagnation till i:htel day Imp' Wog. wow an, rt1:1111:1:11:Iti:ttiit : 1 1 ' 1 1 1: 1, : i t i; :1 8 : 1 47 1 7: 1 0 1t i Awr: ‘ fi ro ltl ; l loth r e:vrt:4l;;d: an Moutititto Sept, rii gig. pet' C" . t. ; at Sic, w ith, out Any u - sfe of reduction ; tool that die bounty on refined twos te4 tv aticm in 16 umuiii' vropto tion—tiott ti... 1040 of the litVetilk. 'rho Malta Opt ritti in 4 ,cry utivv..l t 414 elate, bat at length one or tvo atternillied m „i 144* altln.liC 4l , toed they topt . I. att. tint , rive, I 4 11 t t•ti4if t *ley eiktuhlitd,ol t h ree • Per briote 111110 WWI arty rt itspeeth g ,,, 1 4 1 ettortgee of Om Sago; thity ; t n To-dy, Ole sel,4 to 400 bloia « et tiQO Ittnis anti trx. ; the This Yext, I . Sattto pot tiokl lot y tar. , t 4 , 1.4,n(lnn yI,IM •1$ til *.* logow ti WAX ' eminfted in 10,1 I U 1,054, :i.mto, pet IItYO 4t,,()lrt, „ ley Teo. Ev'tfth *met. A,e ' 4,11 $0,1.11 Awpint, frlittNtalt h'1'0101...--About eight attori of thunder awl lightning f iaited thin city tout n'elock in the evening of yesterday tk , "ittliglit a tctotentlow. nt4lthoorhao , l. OlCCOMpanivi with mutdr l'ldu awl hail („,, rather large plecee of ice), which for a letig lima created eino.i+lcrahle altrin anwagal nil chow*. ir he liiiittnit* , Wttio eseettliagly vivid, ; atoll Lotted for Internal home, inn the thun d er ~,,,.,,v toa as one confirmed roll, so rapialy %lid the i r e iii collo* each other ; the clouds at ilia ti# llo were i ll tit ostifol , ems - tot...dots, unit appeared ;n tattult a k g ;vita ~,,,, the steeples. In, many tilAilatia is Oa vicinity great 0 1 , wage was done by Ilia haiVattartea, affil t o t i„, mv ,.... s . ityls , „, by the 'milieu ovetiliw of the- ,rivers. '., At Ar t i,,ltey a %i t . WWI, hot.o, OW property of Mr. Way, WA , 444 Itills..l liy the lightning. The *them appear% i, b t ,,,„ ),,,,,, 1 ,,, t , y general. 'rim Wfiltittter ~,,,,,,,,t ii , syw ai ng ( .4 tlisti *t° l " , 'aril " Olt re MI. kity the ptuvitneter) in three gnat tees of an hour Olio 114444 40441 a half al isatcy, viliirt , i h Pet ll4 l 4 the folarist quantity aver known to I'4ll illthi: cuuniti 4t the lame time. A ititlt or its i , t , 4 14 the toTtsi tw ot h ie t e ''lt'd A heAvy rain. The catetetptenco ot thin , x tr,,,,tili. • Istie hour of a Meetly, awl wit;tt stay I e l'ArY fill of rain wail, that the brook* woo 4 4444v4.4tril hat) I "o 4 ruisi Anil the rivers rifer WWI ritilitlitY i the SV‘till r ° l, V beYt ft or ei v ht fret iii it fog hottr#! At t:1-,111.1. # bull aittrit , 44w, 14, 1 4.0ns till _ li. nyn kw 44 1 ,1,4 w444 , Lrvii by the Itltiniig. it , ', ,slKhs'l, o t Mitt,.. tivar.q‘ii Kt' dey, hail ItMit tiliva "--. o,ti'or .1 .t urnia, i,, f. {~~~ P" th That it is the opinion of this Committee that tight tenth p ut -t r of the bounties on hinger granted by an Art of the sixth year of his late Majesty, for granting Liman. and allowances of Customs t shall be further emanted. [(vat, URA NIA', 4KO ilos.Lons.—Tho purchases int consist of large parcels of Jamaica, tine, 1O overprnot • and tqayards, st as. 2d..a lis. Id. ; several sales of intern.' strength and quality are reported, but tlie prices have not 10. transpired; moue. proof Leewardt, fres on heard, ate It ported at is. IN Brandy or Geneva are unvaried Smen.—There as more inquiries 043' Spires. Nut megs late higher, sales pi 7d, a: o. 1041. quantity of indigo for the next sale not so extensive as generally anticipated ; it is stated will little otetreil 7,200 chests. There it rather more d t • nm(' for Shipping Indigo. , COTTON.—The Cotton Market has been more ram I,ts pries,' and the demand is .considerably imptvvril. Tk. s 0 portholes fur the week, ending hot night 'list of 8,100 Surat«, a bd. for ordinary to fair ; t.Z7t, ditto publin Miry 10. a 4a.i. middling to fair; 180 itet,- Ral, 4iid, a 4.111. for ordinary to good, PItIOES OF lit.)1 ) 8.;«-July 2. , Iti Kent P0cket5....,....,...,. 61 Oa. 61, IS I. to 8' t 3 / 4 ,, •:,',. tit'llot lYitt4 ................................ lii. 104. 01. 104. to rd. 15r, k: i Fester, Ditto , ._, ........... 01. 0.„ ti/. itt., to 71. 7.; 1-., r4triii,tlll iii11(1,11110,............. OF, U. Ili, U. t, 1 1 4 114 . '. ..............*.50001 . 14111,...........thi. O. h4l. t l / 4 to 9/ Ot, . ,t , , .5/. it.. tit. 0.. to 71. 7., .»«................... 41. 1.5.„ ;sl, Ili. in til, ild. ' . hl. o*. ' 61. (W. to 'H. 114, ••0111 Inity laid at .006,000., r l'ltlCt: (I}' 011. • • A „„ (111, brown ........,....411. 0 ............... Ilvflettql ~.«,, £43 f, . 144 I.iitser4l ()II ......,.,.,.........w,...«.«• .- - - _., . ',!. # I.ltiattoti Oil ('aka At tile Atilt, ptr th0ti0uttd...........—...... 9 9 ~ ' hallo Cake, per tun " ..... 410 • Kent Wigs." Ise Ditto. SONO* Ditto Pit ICE OF PoTA . Ttet-4 . New Were • 11AV 'AI 1 ll.ty to WO*, Ott. I t lover tkl. to 1161. 0.1 rkel. tkl. to &1.. ti. ttA %V HI Deli. 1 Per Stone. 1,11, to s, 41,. rer Stunt , . 1, *lto *.‘i !lent fiettorskStocro.l a a 0 (lrittnart ...... 1 S .11 ( 511‘1,11ing.,......6,.............1 1 2 11 Maisel 1:411.......... It 0 tocti SHEEP SKINS. Pulled Us. to 46. (M. I N... 41. to*, 1.. I) a 0 1,141141 A,...,.. 1 PIIII.IEB l/F Per lb, d. 11rrt1e..,,.,..,')0 to 5011),... 181 19i 111ttu........:,1111 to. t 141111.. 'll 1/resrlog 119.1e5.,.... 14 111 Fine COIW II tildes 'l7 19 oi.lllklthi. ,fl 6 lo 4011 i. 14 151 1:11110.........45 to 151111), 14j 17 I M 114 1 L 1 ATti gall. I.'orib, Tanned H . ort° 1114541. Blods') Ditto cloten. Calf Skins... 34 to if tb. 14 .1)1110 41100.1. to pato —7O to tittlb, 818411 Se4lt. Cirrootaloltio d. 1 rt'd ili 19 tti •• VitICD OF TA w, Si Tow. 3A4. Otl. Yellow Oa, Hoa Mir Ditto 04., AN ttv, IKI11141)..,11111t1,' YOIIOW 5i041400r0v,....p. r * %I, k I k 1, W NUS, 01. 1 ni Ve , 14-1.4 04' (loud 44 04 PIO VI: OF It A W FAT. per stone ot tOn-3oty 4;4 - 7 p r ico or Tallow (na stated by the Tallow Netters) OE CANDLES. The price of More Caudle., in the retail %hops, to ex fullows Canalttc, per dos. 7c Oti, toBs. 04, t Moulo, i•er 4tuseu 441, MAR Charlotte Dean's 28 Killingworth; 81 0 li!tu.10 0 /, 110 0 TOW :10 0 Willington W.l ti W)lato 31 8 WalisEndifowlekeatco. 33 if Ditto obson Az Co. fY,I Walls End Boundary 111.1 0 Wails Bud Brown's 8t U Ditto Clarke and Co. 80 3 Walls Bud Oar and Co. 8k) 6 Ditto Unsibrth 83 la Ditto :U Ditto 1 tot Igo rwovw.....rer UI 9 Ditto Not thimitiorlano %I 3 at market, 2144-46h1 K1 , 71' Wllll l lElltiNol9naleNw tl C‘t Did° )Nll4.ltis und (W.« o Oitto I, Ditto AV*lkot filezonloh 0. Moor tln WAIN End It Wall* End ;i 1f.0 4 114'901,* ,, ... MI 0 WA IS' End town V.— o Itnoiill'aEltdtan's W.lt JI it Cultn Cox ti COllO di 0 Landoldpolog fr,) 0 Hiliodanc- 4. 4 40 rt Tnnlinid Trader nit 1; Old Etlioloy 24 0 Ditto tfinbart's 4 ,0 (, AS old, WU 'f .N MARK COVNTItY 0011 Wheat. Per Quarter. Batinostoke With: - ►ttltlpewutar avow. 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