The Sun. — London, England, 1803-07-02 00:00:00

I 1 LONDOW FASHIONS FOR JULY. l'tto;t essrs.—Robe of white muslin petticoat ; the robe trittimel with (2',:i'lli'derry muslin ; the sleeves plain with lull vpiiu. !, , ( s of same" muslin. A small straw hat trim. \viili.vea.ttreen ribbons.—Plain robe of white With trod.: sleeves,: drawn plain round the ; a lace slitrr ; hat of yellow satin pbtited h black :ribbon,' aid turned up all round, .with a ‘1 learber to fail over the left side.—Dress - of Chamberry,, muslin made high in the neck with . ; I.mg-s,leeVes from the elbow .to the wrist, r- Inn , litt. Il,tt of white chip. with a silk band, tionvnt , lf with oritilec Iloured leaves in front.'. • iire,s of while muslin. .Bdtmet of - pink and . silk ornamented With a flower. .Shawl with t. i ned green border the head ornamented with an em roitl,rtd v;:il...Drebs of buff Chamberry muslin with a w hi resiik'eollar drawn down in puffs, the epaulets . .:vcry and drawn up to tOrrespond with the bosom, made plain with white silk frogs. Robe oflil.,c cambric 'sarsnet, sheteink the front of the 13s! dress. The hair dressed and ortiamented e , , , 0 , •t5. Dress of thin - muslin., with a drapery fas_ . tenc , l on the. left side, trinit4a . vith lace ; th sleeves ‘vitice otnamente4 with beads. The hair thesstd, with a cameo. : - CF.itFP.A Ort , LitlrAl loNs.—The prevailing co. lours are litac, pink, bruc, and pea green. Small round raw; bats, and others of Int.n's shapes, are the most.fationrite, ornamented With flowers or white . White ckaks of all shapes are ver✓ general, but the prevailing is the, long Spanish cloak which reaches nearly to the ground. MONTHLY AGRICVLTUR AL REPORT. St NC a •our Lot Report the season, upon the ts,ht,ler, has been favourable for most of the purposes of husbandry. The rains have had the most bene, ficial effects` in tilling and finviarding the grain crops ; the Wheats and B trigs have been particu, larly, improved by them in many distriBs where they appeared thin and light on the ground before they fell. The Ikan and Pea Cricks are also good in general. Return.of Wheat in Maric-lane, froth the 6th to the itch of June, agreeably to the new Act, Total 67,,03 quartets—average 64.5. Tod. be. log le. 4lA.higher,than last return. The h,ty andgrasi lands'have likewise experienced much advantage tram the same cause, but in the more S.lnthern Distrias they must have the effect of ten. 'dering.the hay season later than usual, and, from the : grass springing so late, the quant i • y of Hay will probably not be so . great as may be supposed. .The crops however on.the•more moist hay landi appear to he abundant. - The Value of old Hay has not been much loweriA. In St. James's Market, Hay aver. ages from 51. to 71. Straw tom 21..25. to 21. is. At Whitichapel Market, Hay froth 41. to 61. 18s. clover, 61, 6s, to'7l.los. Straw, 11. 163. to 21. 25. The great flush of grass that has been produced by the late falls of rain, must have much effeet in bringing I irward the fattening cattle. .The prices of fat and lean stock, notwithstanding, still con. , tinue high. At Smithfield Marker, beef sold. from . 54r. to Komi 55. to 6s. Veal 34. gd. to 6s; and POrk 41..0 10 SU At Nevigateinht Leaden. hail 'Markets, Beef ss. Matron 4s. 4(1. Co 55. 4d. Veal 45. 61. to 6i. , and Pol( 4.5. to ss. liorses:ofhoth the saddle and cart kind sell high, which probably arises in part from the great de mand there is for them. for military purposes. prospect of the coming crop is very much Inended since the middle of last month, and may now be said to 1 promising: They'grew very fast since 'the last rains, Itie bine.is healthy; and though some are backolvd,. they shew vigour, and will soon recover if the warm weather continues. They are free from the destruaive inseCtS, the fly excepted, in some grounds about Worceiter. On the. whole, the Crop promises iso,ooo bags, and it may much exceed that quantity. , 'The prices of new Hops have fallen more - than so per cent. since September list, • viz. from 161. los. to 81. and those of 1801 froM 101. 6s. to 4.1, roc. 'a 51. Per cwt. • lite rain this month has been yery beneficial to the Corn of all sorts. Wheat, except %%here the grub has injured'it, is ii)cely to be good, and all tile Spring Corn will he a great crop. The Hay, on hot forward soils, will he very light ; theNittadows nod eArl Woodlands a tolerably full crop. In some ) ,lines where the Swedish Turnips were sown early in. the month, they are cut off by the fly, bite it is thought not too late to sow the land again with the same , sOrt. We - are getting. busy with. sowing White Turnips. ,Clover h>r Hay is mostly cut, but none yet carried ; the crop proves bottet than was expeded. Stock of all sorts continues nearly stationary Corn a little lower. Wool is much lower, except the fine short sorts. It is a curious 'fan in the cultivation of Swedish Turnips, and a proof of the high ,opinion they, are helc in, that six years ago 'the only piece sown with them (in the neighbourhood of the Reporter), was 'one of abut eight acres, - This year there'has not been less than 400 acres cropped With .this kind of Turnip. During the last winter the labourers etnployettby Sir a't CHARD HILL, Bart. in his Park at !gawk*. st,me, under the diredion• of his bead gardener, R le some very interesting discoveries, in tracing the Fundations of the old fortress, called lted Cat. fir. The remains of tivo more circular towers have been hand, which must for several centuries have ',teen totally covered and buried under vast quanti. ti. , fvof earth, stones, and rubbish, as many. vene. ;Ale oaks and other trees were growing on the sur f Pee of the ruins. The original entranee to the t;aitle has also been discovered, and laid bare ;. as arc likewise many pieces of the extensive ancient walls which- nearly encompassed the whole of this prodigious rock, and are of a surprising yet built with an elegance which no inudern struc r. can lay claim tO. S'HIP.NEIPS!. GRAVESEND, JUN-IL 31. Passed by—the Earl of Morningtone Ferguson, from Ma dras,; Harriet, Chase, from'the Sbuth Seas ; Latona, Creoo leitf, from I amaica ; Christiana and —, from Norway ; and Entorprize, Gray, from Dantzie.. • Sailed—the Margaret, Gritftth, for St. Michael's; Good Intent, Harrison, for Madeira; Miry, Taylor, for Malta; Mehtor, Christie, and Admiral Nelson, Maddox, for Opor to; San Joseph,fur••St. Sebastian's; Sir . ena, Prank, I onge Johannes, Jacobs, and the Handel's, Belveder, for Rotterdam. ffinE improved PEDOMETER, or WAY WISER, which when wore in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks (price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch-makers, No. 115, West End of Newgite-street (removed' trom Snow-hill, on account at the Improvement 4 there); who for near thirty years have fabricated these Machines ;. and' though that' do not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient as rocket Watches,• yet all that ever. came to their knowledge have been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incorrect -, in. their performance,• as to have been soon laid by as useless. • . • This, Which they take-the liberty to•offer to the Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently, used, perfettly corred, and; what is desirable in all Nlaelunes of Fancy, exceeding, cheap not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing Companion to Gentlemen, who art bind of Walking and Shooting.. •, Flattering . themsetves the great Improvement lately made has curried it to its ultimatum; they take this method of making it public, to secure to themselves at leait the credit thereof, 'having 'been materially injured by Plagiarists who have copied their Machines, and passed them off to Gentle men as their own Inventions, thou t z,h'at much higher prices, and very interior work. DROPSY. MR. LIJX MOORE, .of Southampton Buildings, Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uibridge,! begs leave to acquaint the Public thit he continues to attend Patients in the Dl FFLR ENT SPECIES of this Disnreter both in Town and Countrv;'—N. B. Mr L thinks it neces sary to add, that he may he consulted AT HUM E in gene ral every Morning before elcven o'Clock, and in particuLtr . every Monday front Ten to Twelve.--Nu Letters unless Post Vail will be received. The following Case was sr.-itt by Mr. B.tx r ra, Malian Warehouse, South. Brid4e, Edinburgh, to Dr. Ba onest, attested by the celebrated .Dr. ALEXANDER C.kALYL E. DEAR Slit, • A ' t.rtu .six years ago I - tvas afiiitied with ex. cruciating Pains in my Legs, which continued for 'we've months, about which time- they began tit' swell • greatly, and at last brae out in very offensive Ulcers, from [ll4 Allele to the Knee, and continued in this manner for two years, ail which timel was confined th the Noose, being un •able to.walk, and my' Itealth much impaired; having tried' every thing that could bethought of for a Cure, without el fed. b was adviSed by a Friend ofinine to try YoUr BOtanleal Syrup, and upon taking the first Bottle t found my health became betW, and the Ulcers to have a better appearance, which encouraged me to persevere with' ye& Syrup, until 1 had taken six Bottles more, during which time my health still became better, and the Ilcer, healed, and I am in as : good a state of )lealthis 1' hive-been in for these teft years past, and my Legs are entirely well, and have comintic - d so ' for these two years past. I ant, - Sir, - your obliged humble Servant, Craighall, Aug. 24, tBO2. GEORGE STIELL. The above Fact; are attested by, • AL EX AND CARLY Mi3iStCr Of laveresk, in the neieh bourhoori of Edinburgh. CARLYLt BELL, Elder. .GeORGE STEWART' Eider. • • FIeENCH REPUBLIC. M. Fourcroy, the Minister, and hest Chemist in Europe, has given 1)r. Brod= a Certificate as to the excellence of the above Medicine ;' which Certificate has received the Siena tune of Mr. Merry ' the British * Minister resident in. France. The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial; to be had at the Dodur's House, No. 9, Albion-street, near the I.everian Museum, Surrey-side of fslackl'riars Bridge, in Bot tles at tl. 2s. ; its, ; and 6s. (Duty included); leboult and Co.'s, late Bacon, No leo, Oxford. street, opposite Bond - street; Gilding, .No, 42, Cornhill ; , Ward. N 0.124. Hol born ;Wit hers (tate CockelPs) Medicine 1V i.rehonse.. No. 2.29, Strand, Temple Bar; 'Putt's, Rapt Excla i r. ; E ge;. M Perfumer to S Majesty, No. .4i, Pall- ia i t Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton's, Royal, EX ' , • change; Ching .and Butler, N0..4, Cheapside; Blirgeois, A tnick and Son, No. 32, liay,market ; haw's Medicine Warehouse, High-street, Borough, opposite the Soutitt,...4k Bank ; Mr. Pidcling's, No. 76, OxtOrd-street, :opposite the Pantheon; Forbes, Druggist, No. 3z, Blackman -street, Bo- rough ; and Dicey, Bow-lane, And by all Printers, Booksellers, anti Venders of Medicine in the three Kingdobis. BrodurWs Guide to Old 'Age, or. Advice to both Seics, to obtain a radical and permanent Cure for those secret I,itirmi ties of Nature whiCh delicacy often forbids to disclose even to their relatives; with a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive Coinplaintc—To which , is added, Advice to Bath and Hot -Weil Bathers, 6:.c. It is particularly recommended to Seafaring :Men. . A 225. Bottle contains equal to five small ones. Letters stating Patients Cases, 'With the - Doetor's.usual. Fee ilia Uhinea, will be strielly attended to. It will be necessary,the Doctor should see such Patients as are dfflitted with Deafness or Loss of Sight, or send their Casa": by Letter or Parcel,: to the Doaor (Poit or Uaniage. 'paid) with-Ins usual Fee, The Medicines may be had every Day. .VV:HEN • Professional Men of -Education And Responsibility deviate from the general System by the sele6tion' of a peculiar branch, the sanction ofiongcon. tinned success is the best-criterion ot superiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the success' ut result or my plan gives rrie additional ardor to oppose, a : , tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are-the most important in the..Catalogue of Human Infirmities. • After initiation into every Branch, as an Anny Surgeon, formed a wish at an early period of Praatee to rescue in.' dtviduals from the • ignorance of Uneducated ,tnen, or the equally dang,erous precipitancy ot general Pratlitizilers. The Three Disorders,- - to the Cure of which .1 have de. voted 'myt attention, compriSe every species tot VEN E- R EAL INFECTION,. whether ot a recent or -long du. ration: 'ally, All kinds of debility, whether arising, from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, taut derangement of the s y ste m in wo . men which is called BARRENNESS, 'or ST E itl wry. • Num'erous Diseases arc the result of ignorance, -or. haste in the treatment of a simple Gonotrlnga; and it not . frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of au unguarded hour..-13y a superior me. that such Complaints are easily - Cured; and, even Nvhere others have failed, I trust than 1 - may presume to otrer a radical re.establishittent, Few, 'however,. are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calaMitous situations of Men, who,' from an indulgence in a solitary Nice; or the prevalent gaieties of it fashionable lite, ,acquire. that state ' of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . - Where the unhappy sufferer% broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some 4onso-; lation for•him to know, that although it be an °Wed Of doubt or uncertainty with other PractitiiAters; the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradu a l - pr o g ress ' of ketioia. tion, is the acquirement of Experience, If the rites' of ilaCeliiis or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterae. tion of this languid State.; anti in these case; no greo difficulty But where this. De fi ciency has tOr yeatS e%:sted a twitter - perseverance is indispentably tequisite• to revive the Stunt. •bcring Sparks of Life, and to re-animate the Constitution., MARRI ED WOMEN, who have long been disapiointed in their ekpedations of a Family, rri,,y be atSuretl, that•in most iiistances, such (tercels are curable by Medical skill; The secrecy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualitications which I have presum e d t o - s l ate, f orm the basis of my . pretensions, and in coincidence with - such this intimation is given, that Mr. Breq may be coasulteu personally, or by .Getters (iticlosing a small Note), - at house, No. 29, Arundel- street, Strand, near Templ e li a r . tr. There is an, additional Entrance in Water-street; ,adjoining, and the Warne is on both the tivtas. • Martin 1 , 4 - cc , Member of the Royal_ College of Surgeons. To T. TAYLOR, surgeon, 'No. ch New 13r:dge-st Seel. • London. sire, • Edinburgh, May 2, Igco , TN the Spring of 179 4. 1 Was aillieed .with A 1. Venereal . Complaint, which' I treated with ireilifra -. Wee for rive months ; but was then' obliged to apply t" a regular Physicist), vetho put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Di s e as e (b y mercurial applicationsYfor sent: time; but growing, io spite 'or .ill medicine and the a ivi.,: i l of the first Gentlemen "of the . raoulty here. worse 4 ,. 1 worse' for two years,,l was red uce d to i state al:Aost Pii" paralleled .and beyond description, being. an- entire ' lei'e r t and ulcerated from head to.foot.—My heart, throat, meerh , nose, •legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger or becoming useless; in .short, I have hail from t we.nty r 9 thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly torANY t i le ' . privet} of sight.--4t would' be voluminous to perticol - rise all my case--sultlce it 16 say, there never Was, or evi will be; one of 'a . more 'dangerous, or • of a' More coniPl'i rated nature:" I was long looked :upon by my friends, Au imagine d myselt; beyond all hopes of' rec4vOry ; and, ia" deed, in my then • conditioe, death was :preferable to tttr more than miserable state. In thi s dreadful si'mati,4l , 1! .. . I drag a most miserable. exi s te nce , till Di v i ne 'Provides: l 7 threw in ray way a Newspaper • containing • the' case °1..-1 Mr'.'ll. of Plynfoutli-:-my trientis .read it, 1 could dot - 1: sent-and procured some of yoUr LEAK. E's XATEII 4 PILLS, which, by uSing, foam time'to..tiale, , am POW. 31- have long beerr, (after ' more than tour' .- years indeseribi'DlO distress), in at good a state of heattli as ever I .enjoyed ; .as $ proof of this, I had :a., lint, thriVing, health)/ child, in.ro toe otilt e a re fe n ‘ r y le tie g monthsinv -a ir! fow l - I Le g a i t l u ti :e ll :rv t i ' e ) e (3 , ° l. 4C re a q a t c t l e i s ' r l y l o i ti Pe4lo P v:it t l is to h b il :s s a i ii . slif:it Y o o f l the mlY tr l i t etre n o Y f ri t ' h n i e s, re o le r r ftt P r r ti s t ° cri . e; h ; culars*, to Inc or in friends, by letter ur person. ....' As few cases. rile badness w ill ever equal• mine, end :tont exceed it, I - tialie from experienee every reason to asseal mankind, that in your LLAg-E's II LLS they Will - Mteil sure, socede sate, aril rtii lel cure, for that mos• theact i , .•. 4, t. tut s - age ot the Venereal Disuse, which is called a 4401 FlRNuirr Le.rs. . - I. T.... - * Insurmountable family reasons '.prevent ritak.':iig ifs name . and address publie.; but creditables ners(J“ r' 24l :, wanting. information may also be referred to :Tle ;,.nil 1,11 • friends by M rs. S. Claris; • Ramsay..(;ar t ieos,, Editiourgii. Prenarct anti Sold by the Stile Proprietor, • 0 T w . h . e it r A e \ h r e l. N t: i l l f. i ,t , i N y l 4 - in; ‘ rs b u e ( r i o cz t . the Royal College of See 1- ',:' 9 , in London, at ids honsei N. New .Bridge-streee, _,, ..; 'trig these rills, :end will a,r, v s l y t v t e ic ; ll i t- ea a titZs i • t l ' e ) tt l e 'e r r s 4 , ut i ' f ' e t t . 24 : l ; paid, on the same terms ) , obServine in :ell cases the 1; , '" . ! !In'tiolable txcrecy, no persotes inene or ease havine. '..);'' Mentioned, but at their own p:ArtictiLie request, by tire l'r, .priet9r, during the ceirse of More than thirty-six ','.", i ' to it lee has h a d the condueliiig of an extensive sale of t , ateive Sleeticine, and Alec . piadiee arising tneret . ' 4 " - ,,,,e, Tht.Y ' 41 1. 1 -akfe soitt by Ins.A Lyon - it:note, ior ire' c on y nience ot tb „, living at a distance, by. ;tit. Pr., t 4 - • .Soutle-batige, • Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, iri.,bre:ri `', f . gew, to wrioin also Mr. T. refers' for his ailcirelss; a` .• , 1 ' K. Pe o r be tte r t t r io ier t : N ro o ;. 3 st i l , ,,il S , ti4:0A.71-1rc,9131:r.-kitxretie,rtd,ltird:et-iTail i f . • ): • iit borough's,. No. 7, Viso.stiect-hill, nearly ihwosite t:u..'. t nutrient ; Mr. :;teePs,. hookselicr, N.. i, 13;if:ne-itew, 1.,1 Towerabill - Mt-. c.illwell's, Dublin • ma ite,: one peril. every considerable town in Great-Britain and I rehires' boxes ot only` t i r j ti. each, s , a i e d u p wt ti., full sad l' , ~ , directons, wriereny p.. m e : 0- rsoris or either See may sure selves with ease:out secrecy, N. 11. • Lye( • I •ri Gr eat il 't -1 is scale with ) sox , su vi oi ii.au 4 With a Stamp,- uti . which, by faiour - ot . • the!' • - , - !,,• v ii Si , .iitl - 5, IS printed, at. thee. Srair.o..e).ttce-- , "..T• '' * No 6, New britiestftttee• to :imitate which is .felony! all others aee ecitinierii?,it . . • :_,;, i.irel ; sLONDON: 'Printed by CII ANAN !VP MI IA AN, (or Dow. Street, Covent-Carden) ; and Published by WILL its 4 Aithticisn Scr►urs, it ht 1(: it a SCKltrs, (of South Motton_ stree e , Crosven c.r. Att At the Surt.;OFFic r, No, I i2i str a nd ; whert - ito c i t i wne w s , O r d ers f or the p a p er ,. L e a rn for the Ediitir, Stc.(poitl -must aid)h -must bc CRMKET MATCHES. 27, and Following day wai played a Grand Match of Cricket in Waconsfirld Park, 131z-'l-::i, between Eleven Gentlemen of flem;ousfield Club, against Eleven Gentlemen of 'Dray ton Club, Mid dlesex, fur goo Guineas, • BEACONSFIT..LD CLUB. IsT INNINtiS. 12 c. Browne. 4 c. Ditto. 5 b. joneri. 4 b, Ditto: Fox, f. Hare,. Strecting, 1. Hale, Smith, Hitchcock, Ford, 1 . 11110 , it. O h. c. T..1;112311. o I C. Ditty. o c. fLitchett. O not out. Carrod, 1. Dean, W. Dean, Bradley, Byes, ..._._ 29 Bycs, 2D INNINGS: o c. Talinush. 3 c. )(Ines. h, Ditto. Ratcliff. 3 b, • New. 3 b. Ditto. 0 c. I. Wyatt. o b. Jones. 2 b. New. I not out. 4 b. New. I - z 9 DRAYTON C [.UI3. • IST INNINGS. 143IChen, 24 run out. Ratan; z b. Streeting. Talmasn, . 14 c. Ditto. Parrott, 7 I run out. Junes, 2 C. Ford. J a s. Wyatt, i b. Streeter. Inhn Wyatt, i .nut out. New, 2 C. flare. Brown, o c. Hitchcock. iiitineS,' o h. b. Fox. ROlfe,; z zb. Ditto. Byes, 5 . --64 Drayton whn by t Inning and t 6 Runs---S to 4 (In Drayton at starting. JUNE 29 and following day, was played a Grand Match of•Crickct in. LORD'S GrOund, Mary-le. Bone, hdtween Bicyen - Gentlemen of the ,Mary.le, Pone Club, against Ele‘ien Gentlemen of the Mont. pellier Club, for coa Guineas. • • MARY-LE-BONE CLUB. IST INNINGS. 20 INNINGS. Lawrell,' Esq. 17 b, H. Hampton. ' 6b. Bartetb. G. Leyeester, Esq. 2 b. Turner. 24 C. tanner. T. Smith, Esq. ob. Lambourn. 13 b. Ditto, 1.(1.T. B. ' 73 tuttont. Ito not ont. Sir H. Martin, t b. Elyard. • Hon. L. Towys, 4 st. ditto. Capt. Beckett. 18 b. Tanner. Hon. A. Upton, 30 st..Elyard. Broughton, Esq. o Tumor. ' G. Cooper, Esq. 5 run out. • Morgan, Esq.. 3 not out. Byes,' tz Byes, tK c. Janson. 47 not out. z t c. Tanner. c. Lambourn. 2, IN before wicket. 17 . —zs3 MONTPELLIER CLUB. -IST INNINGS. Elyard, Barton, H. Hampton, Cage,. - lorison, Roney,' Tanner, LaMbourn, Vane, Hart, Turner, 13Yes, St. 0. Leycester, Esq. 1..1 b. Brotightcn. a run out,. 6 C. Hon. G. Upton. run out. o leg before wicket. 9 not out.' 2 St. G. Leyeester, Esq. 41 !t c. Hatt. A. Upton. , • c. T. Smith, Esq. b. Brotighton, Esq. 's to, 4. on Mitry,le.Bnne at .starting.—This match is given up to, Mary-le-XI fle.clUb. • • • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE RACES. . , TOISDAY,` lUNS 26. The King's Plate of wogs. ' Mr. Cholmorideley's bay horse, Cheshire Cheese (late BeHeide) walked over. - • 3t4tSDAY. The Members' Plate or S ol , Mr. Walker's bay colt, by Screveton' . Sir H. Williamson's grey colt, Starling Mr. Mellish's b. c. I.ittle foey, by Coriandet Mr. Walton's bay colt, by Stride f - 4 2 3 4 ato lon ihoScveton colt. Won very easy. TtittRSDAY. • ' The Gold Cup, value teogs. Lord Strathnrre's nay colt, by Pipator. T Mr. 'Maker's b. c. Adam, by Constitution, 1 yrs old - 2 l‘lr. 1. llodson's b i ly colt, Stocktop, 4 yrs old . 3. Mr. Storey's b. e. Neebo, by javelin, 4 yrs old = 4 Even betting on the Pipatur chit, 3 to i against Stockten, 3 to t against Adam, ands to ; against Neebo. The Freemen-and Innkeepers' Plate of Sol. Sir 11. Williamson's b. c. Transit, by Benningbrough Hon: L. Dundas's - ch. c. by Stride 2dr 'AI DAY. 'The. Gentleinen's Plate of got. lot all ages, }.mile heats, was not run for, Mr. Mellish's L. c. Stockton, 4 yrs old, being the only htirse entered. Same day, the Ladies'Plate of Sol. for all ages, a.rnile heats. Mr. Mellish's h. c. Stockton, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. t t Sir H. Williamson's gr. c. Starling, 3 yrs,lSt. 71b. 3 2 2 Air. Boulton's b. h. Lathe, 6 yrs old, Bst. 71b, i 3 dr 6 to 4 on Stockton, and a tot *pleat Starling. MARRmp. On Thursday the 3oth ult. at Ilreamore, Hants, George F. yre, ' , Esq. of Brarnshaw , to Kiss Frances • Hulse, ,third daughter of Str Edward Hulse, Bart. Yesterday, at Sr. Mary Abchurch, William Soltau, Esq. Merehant, , to Miss Wilson, youngest daughter of 1. Wilson, Eitq.. of Stoke Newington. ' - The Rev. Edward Nitres, .Reaot of-,lliddenden, .Ig.ent, , to Miss Ot•rdelia Adams, second daughter of Thomas Adams, Esq. of Osborne Lodge, in the same County. DIED. On the 2.4 th ult. at Portsmouth, aged 69, IViajor.Cenera] Charles !adman, of.the Royal hlarines, wno served forty. six years as Officer in this. truly useful Corps. Last Wednesday evening, at her house at Kenslngton,Mrs, Martha Territt. - A few days ago, in Scotland, Mr. Gibb, Surgeon to His Majesty's Household. On the 19th ult. at his house, the Grove, near Aberdeen, iu the 79th year of his age, the Rev. Dr. Brown. On Saturday evening last, at Stratford-green, Essex, Mrs. Penelope Harrison. widow, in the 77th year of her age. i'it - ICE ; OP' STOCKS, tDAY. Bank Stock .., India Stock shut Wiry Slier Cent. shut India Bonds par s. dis. i ppr ( mit! 1797, 90 s9lif kscheq. Bilis s. s- 41s. Irish 5 per Cent. . Uranium 31 44 i Cr gent. Con. 7t4 691 ' I urper• 3 liCr Lent. 3 Per Cent. Red- 551.41 Ili" Ann. 3 per e.. Con. shut Bank- for . luly Acc. B.rik 1.. Ann. 164 3-J6 . Cons. for Open. •5614 'Otto Short 3 9-16 . 1 - - , ' PURSE OF E.WIIANGE. • flutThy, JULY 1. Amsterdam 30 8 z us. Madrid • in paper Vitro, at sight 36 - Ditto -36 b effective Rotterdam - 36 9 t us. Leghorn . - - - 49 I famburgli - 34 4 , xi us. _Naples - - - .. Altona - - 34 s ab us. ,Genoa - l'aris t day's (14. 24 13 Venice I t aris, ditto, 25 2 us. LiSholl llounteaux, dn. as , . ()pop° Cadiz - - in paper Dublin - Ditto . - 36 effective l 13ilboa •- . A 3 6 'DURHAM. , TO 13E .S 01.1) BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH At Carraway's Colrec.! louse. Change-Alley, Cornhill, don, on Friday, tha. 221 of at Twelve o'Cl)ek, less art acceptable is owe in the Mean .1.31 ' Private Contritl, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, T frez, containing Two Ilundr , :d and Thirty-six / (he mile sane more or less) of AK liLE, PASTURE LAND, with a Carpenter's Landing, E sive' Pottery and other Buildings ; also several Free , Quarries now wmkirN 'thereon, situate at HY filtitY within a short distance of thellourishing S , Town oeSunderland. - - This most desirable property extends near a mile hit' on the Navigable River ear, contains Coal, with excellent Xreestone, Clay and Marla; is very itv .thriving, and eitremely. well placed for becoming of &table nnportance in the hands of a Person of enterprt capital. 11-ly be viewed, and Particulars had twenty di)'s ing the Sale, of Mr. Griffith, Solicitor, in Durham; 'Tyndale, Solicitor, No. 6, ; at way's; and of Mr. Smith, No. Broad-street, ne, Royal Exchange, London. ' SIR JAMES MARIOOTT 'CAPITAL FREE;IOLD MANSION, PLEASU GROUNDS, and*FARM, ESSEX . . TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Be Mi . . StIUTTLEWORTH, • -At (:.;arraway's Coffee-House, Corniiill, Some time this Nlonth, of whieli Notice will be gi By Order of the Executors and Trust,vsi Together, or in Lots, as may be thowlit most eligib: less acceptable offers are made in the mean time by Contrael, • . .. THE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOTti , TWINST ED, with the Rights, Qult-relits, arid. .munities, belonging to the sarna, tocioer 'Mai ttia foi . j ll v:ry v4.tatile Estates, comprising together about 730 tai Resicience , of - ' Sir JAMES MARRIOTT. 'Deceased, I.are Judge of the lii.;, , h COurt of Aminraltv, tut. ,f , :c. Ci T W 1 NST F D HALL, :1 "...'tit.. eraellent and .spAcious Fat Mansion, presenting I:JJ.,_-• r .tits of a neat and eltN: , ,i,t stii Arclibecture,. decarate.l , -..th" harviSoine stone pilaf: , pildster;, with er:ri‘licti ~pitals and ornainJurts of Manufacture; coinrnan.iing ~ thlislitful and retigied'sitw , in the centre of htJu Lilo! and cxteiisive Lasintatislitit-iir log Sitribberies; tii.ip!,..;ett with ;V= and judgment ~.r ,h , and embellislitnerlt, aiibrding on all stiLs thc nest turesque, luxuriant, acct vArrztt proJpsres, over a h:Ahly, tivated and romantic Country ; tut -distance troth I.J.indolf Miles, front Halstead six, awd froni Solisury five, hilt B'Jrouxh,tlic late etuition 2roprietor represented in two'" lionents. ... . Tne• Mansion oc4fains excellent airy Fed - chatnj Servant:s%4°ons, Dressitig-ch.%.:i.t;, and every desirar:tt: venieAce and accommodation ; la elegnn sl.tit (..f pc:, 'Apartmcitts, spacious Libor", t ,vei fitualssm: •pavc.t. trance-11211s, and a illOit • complete .in . exiciikivo Or. merit of Attach:d - aod Oct:wiled Dthni - .:S, 00 1, e'' ; H• arched Wine, Beer, and Coat Cellars ; prritliisi.v , •• 1:-.4-..." (,artless, iuclosed•with lofty Wells, clbAtiled %Vita lil.t t ri4. .:•. .` Trees, Fish-Ponds, Oichard, &c. ike. ' The llcntse is seated ithiutt on e Mile f ro m the. Iligh-r!'. i. i surrounded by about ill Acres of remarkable r,cti Land, -- Acres of which are'th; lying IVoods, caroming 4 ItivV .1 Vi` , j lent cover for Game, with avhich the C ou ntry abounds, t.iij., 'intersected with delightful rural Walks. With a loge urt . taclicti Cottage or Steleard's House, capital Farm add Kiellli ..J Yards, Barns, Coach, and Cart-lodges; Stabiing, CO !' Houk, Granary, and Out-Buildings of every description. Also the following compact Varins—Losh House, cont.-.'i sing ,o Acres.; Ball's, 84 Acres ; Nokcs's, 4'l Aires; •Striltit ~ 47 Acres; Twingteei-hall L0ti.,,, , e,, 89 Mires ; CAtICY.,C II) ''• o 7 Acres ; suit lorkyn's, 5g Acres, of excellent Arablu, Meadow, Pasture, Hop; ..und.,WOott..Littitl,.lyirtg; with ar; , trifling exceptions, Avithili a Ring-ISice, and in t h e 1i . 10.'4,,,,.' state of Cultivatioa ; wito large FArin. I l,)lii:rs, Yards, liar Stabliog,.. and Out-fiulldiii - gs,.p.vi in ti.i.tii, and the win t 4 der Jon Lea,o it• Rents arnotintii,g to i 4. J i TWO HUNDF.ED and liI•NE - pr-ONE rouNpc ': . . -per Annum: 1 . a r h s t , ay ni b t, t , v b ir ir ; n e :.. d ti(.2 w .loo. l ut‘ t i l l i ti ha ; : l t : Ecd : rx k :e ci c t i: s it o lii ii rl; l sl y i , ;,,a; ii; :i ii ' , l i i i, c irt l ru i : , js. jt.i.l% : ::t v ; i : ; : li dts : l,:rrti..4. 7 ll : :l,l : e ", .1 j r . N lC o ob . ez i t ray,obo worth, No. }7, Austin- riars, near the Ru)2l, Ex.:n.4: 1 ; 4 i wherci ) lans of the Estates may be 'seen. . Printed Partienlors will also be 'delivered 2 0 days Prev l " S to the Sale, at . tli.F.Ueurge,llalste.ad ; .Rose and Cloy'', SO' bury ; White Hart, Braintree ; Black Boy, Chelmsford at Garravrayra . ; and the York Hotel, Bridge -street, Black-friars* 11, f.on-. ck, u"' 'ime Tythe ACICS , ,\V aa.l Extco- reestonts ',TON Sea-port ie and 1 abounds )putouS, of coo. ;rite snit, prcceil. ; of Mr, near els SURE' givent iblo; Ac :c. cal. . SS Fl4l l l i:t 6tiie • or llcst two r 11;4IJle • 'atflte prtil ' Mica. ;.441ra1.: 1.-114.1;