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' SCOT. L AND, EDINBURGH, SEPT. 12. UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH. Tills day the University of Edinburgh confer, red-the degree of V061.0r in Medicine on the fol. lowing Gentlemen, after the usual public and pri. vate-trials or IRELAND. Johrnßarter Bennett A lexander Lawler George Htingerfold P. R. Johnson - William - Smith D DiabiteOm, De Fehrilner igtermittenii4u.r. - De Rheumatism° Acute?. - De Epiletsia. , he IVinationibus vas sangu;s, ex acre in pulni:,nes acepe cubit 'OF SCQTLAND. co!ige Pat tullo De ;-Intenorrhtra. Daniel Ainslie - De frepatitide. William Donaldson - De Rheumatism. Colin Campbell - De Ifyste; . ia. Alexander Williamson CDe Pbthisi Tu3ereulostepra7ei.. venda et persananda. John Laidcri 01! ENGLAND. De i'hthisi 7l.olli. QF THE WEST John Hodges - • Alexander Melville De Oxj'geria. De Hetatitide: The following'is an extraordinary proof of the genial warmth of thiS year a.field belonging to Provost Edward Whichain in Sanquhar, there is just now a promising second crop of potatoes lull bloom. A very abundant crop, of potatoes was raised from thes,sarne field about two months ago.. The price of Wheat in Haddington Market - yes terday declined—the best, one shilling ; inferior kinds two shillings per boll. FARTHQyAKE. To the account in our last of the earthquake on Monday morning we have to add, that the shock seems to have been strongest at Callander, CriefF, and that neighbourhood, where they have formerly expetienced some smaller shocks. It appears to have,extended over all Strathearn towards Perth, where it was also -felt. The following Letters from Callander and Crieff will give a pretty clear idea of the manner these villages were affeeted by it : CALLANDF,R, SEPT. 7. . . We have been greatly .alarmed here this moping with the shock of an Earthquake. It happened ' about six O'clock, and awakened every.one in. the hevise. seemed to continue about eight. or ten secOnds; and was accompanied with . a noise like disthnt thunder.' have beep - informed:. ' that it was fekt Dunblane,.about twelve - miles East from this, and at Tyndrurn; about thirty-six miles North_West, which makes near fifty miles of a dire& line. As to the direetiOn it observed, I am uncertain ; but as far as I can learn, it was from the West and North_West. Every thing in the house shook violently ; all the bells rong : we felt the bed uoder tis most distinaly have aTwaving . Or -undulatory kind of motion. I have no Treatise on Earthquakes by me, but-I remember to-have read, that in the year 1755, when the Earthquake de strofed, I think, abotit one-third of Lisbon,. the're were smart shocks felt in different places of . .cot_ land, with violent agitations of Loch Ness,. LOch Tay, &á. What a vast force :must, it have been, that 'could produce such an effett, whether, we. con sider electricity is here the agent, or subterraneous fire. Comrie, where shocks have been often felt since 1789, is about twelye miles North_East from this. With 'regard to the weather and state of the air, it was perfally calm, and has been all this day. CRIEFF, SEPT. 7. This morning, about six o'clock, we were Alarm ed with two tremendous shocks of art. Earthquake; the one immediately succeeding the other. It re sembied the sudden fall of a house attended with a r,umbling noise, which continued about the space of 'six seconds. It appeared to go irom West. to Ea,t. The roof 'over my head cracked ) and appear ed as if it would burt. - - The rattling of the dishes in the shelves, and the loose partitions,. helped to increase the fears-of the people, who ran to their doors. STIRLiNGSI4IRE, SEPT:7. This.rnarning, at ten Minutes before six,. I was serprized s,kfith : a sudden sliaking'of my' bed, whlCh continued for about half a tuimitc;, The motion secined-to come from beneath ; hut ILean Say, thing else concerning.. its direction. It was also 'felt, - .'a - nd in alimilar •manner, by a young Gentle . man, 11. d some.servants -in the house. A servant who 'sleeps in a room adjoining to my barn; .was alarmed by the cracking which it occasioned in the joists.. There was not a breath of wind ; and the . tlzy, though somewhat cloudy, was altogether calm. Soon , after the Mortring became very bright and warm ; nor was there any mist ,on Benlomond, &lII*, or any of the neighbouring - mountaia: At Paisley . and Hamilton,_ it was felt in nearly. -the same manner at - Renfrew a weaver standing in -his Workshop felt it most distinctly ; the heddles of his loom were.set in motion by it, which led hint . to believe that a rat had got upon his web s when-he ran foe. at' stick to kill, it ; at Renfield HouSe, in that neighbourhood, six Ladies in different apart. meets felt the shock so severely as if their bedsteads had been shaken ,by some person; a - d a negro,' in L stable, had the same impression by it as he had experienced from a similar cause in the 'rest Indies. Friday"night,.hetween eight and nine o'clock,• fire broke, out in . a house adjoining a cotton work, at the head of the Green, Glasgow, but by timely assistarTeof the water engines, and the exer tions of the 'peopte assembled, it was happily got 'under by eleVen,.oNlock, though not without de strOying a. great quantity of 'cotton, and demolish ing the building in which it took place.---LA party. ,PRICE 0 RDAY. , Rank Sleek shut... i India:Steel: Naitys. per Cent. 9531 • Exchequer - 13i11s s. dis, .; per Cent. i 797, stmt.' New ditto' Iris!, 5 per Cent. shut .Lotterv - Tickets _ 4 Per Cent. Can. shut - , Irish ditto 3 per Cent. Red. shut Omni= 8?-,Alj 3-. per Cent.. Con. Go 59; Go Inver. 3 per Cent. 59q Ditte'Scrip ' ' - [59-y -Ditto Ann. '1.1"11-.16 Bank Long Ann. shut . Hank for , : • Ditto Short Ann. shut , India for Ditto Scrip - ' Consols for•Daober 6on.}. NEST COURSE TUESDAY, SEPT.. Ij. Hambufgh 31 7 74 us. IVenice Aitona - - 31 8 us. Lisbon Leghqrn - 54 Nazlds - - 4r Genoa - - 49 Oporto Dublin - .. 66 - - .66 - - - '4 WHEN Professional Men . of Education' and Responsibility deviate.frorn the general System by the seledion of a peculiar branch, the "spicti6ll Of twig con tinued.sUccessls the best criterion of supigiority. • - Eight years na i ve 1 de - voted , my practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders, •and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to irippiise i as fir as I am the - ravages' of tlmse Ct)mplaints wi nch are the, most important in the Catalogue of Human infinnities:. • Alter initiation into ev.ery- Branch, as .m Army Siirgeon, formed a wish at an early, perioa of 4'raCtice • to rescue in dividuals" from . . the ignorance - oi - hnedliCated . lien; : or the eqUallyi dangerous precipitancy. at general Vraaitioners. • Th..; Thiee Disorders, to-the Cure of which I hive de voted litY attenticm, comprise` every 'spwieS of' VENE k EAL INFECTION, whether "a a recent -or lung .du ration: :di MI kinds_ of debility, ,whether arising: from the habits of schoof-boYs, or the indulgences - 61 niature age: Nnd, lastly, that' Cierangemnrof the S'ytterti'in mien which is catleil 13ARRFp/ N S;:tirS'r ERA , . Nuincreus Diseas;es,ate the' regult of ignorance, haste in the treatment of 3 j - simple Conorrheea; nit it not 'un frequently happens that he seeds of. Lite are pelsoned by the indiscretion unguarded kfoikr.----By a superiorane thod4uch Complaints are easily cured ; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I rnay presume - to oiler a radical ye-establishment, • . • - . Few;.howeyer, are.\the cases of ,complicated - distress 'in this-xlisorder, compared with the calamitous. situations of Men, who, from .an indulgence in - a solitary — vice; or the prevalent gaieties of a' tionionable life, acquire that state of Debility,. which is the.tulavo'idable consequence. of :such pernicious habits. • . Whore ;he unhappy sufrerer - broods over his misery; - but carefully colic eats his misfortUne, it .may be some,consci:. lation for Mtn to know, that although .it ,be an phjea of doubt or tlftt'ertainty with other Practitioners, the retnoval of these,,Deficiencies by the gradual progress of:Reitova: tion, is the. acquirement of Pny .. Experience. If the rites of 'Bacchus. or Venus have liegan - to reduce Manly vigOur, much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid. State ; and jii thesC cases, no great dif.fiailty will occur. • • - . But where ttlis Deficiency hac for vears existed - a proper perseyeiance is indispensably equisite to revive' T ile .l'uni be'rini; Sparks of Lite, and to re-aniraate the Constitution. it7l A RIZ WOMEN, w ho.have. long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such detects are curable by Medical skill. • Th e secresv which is so essential to try undertaking, and the qualifications which I have presumed to state,.torm the,basis a my pretensions, and in coincidence with such` tins.'intiniation is giveii i that Mr. B. rnay be consulted ; personally, 'or by' Letters (e n cl o si n g a' sm a ll Note), at his house; No. z 9, Arundel street, Strand; j -near Temple s Bar. effr There is an additional. Entrance in Water -street, adjoining, 'and the Nnitie is . on - both - the doors.. • • ' M. - 11-L-=-, Member of the Royal Collggeof Surgeom • To T. 1 AYLO . R.,. Siirgeon, No. 4, New I,ridge-street, - London."' , • Edinburgh, _May tgoo. , T N the Spring of 1794 I was affliaed with a . V6ercal 'Complaint;, 'which treated with 'indifre'r• eitcefor five rpontlisl but, was then- obliged to apply to a regul:tr - PtIyS:CVIII, -who pill a temporary stop to the viru lence of inereutial- applications) for some time; but growing, in spite ()Call -medicine and•the advice o f the ` first Gentlemen, of -the Faculty here, kvorse and worse for two }car:;, reduced to a state altriost tin- Paralleled and beyond description, • being an' entire' leper, - o d fileerated frain head to foot.--Adyitead•- throatointuith, :nose,,,,tepi,_ arms, &c. h vie a been alternately its ,danger, of becoming ; iit sinu t, have 'had front twenty -tO -'-thirty eating 'ulcers on my body, and-neatly totally de prlved of sight.—lt would - :be voluminous to..partieul, - 1 ) ,- raze all my ease—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever citie:Pf 7 al,m6re- daligeiktut,.:or :Of' a:. more cetttpli cktod nature, : I"wasjong by ally friends., and • imagined myself; beyond•4l hoes of recovery ;'. and,' of `deed, in my' Men "deAtil• was' pretei . able•lO 'more than miserable state. In this dreaufol.sitnatcliti I drag a most miserable existence, _till Divine ritryidence •threw in my way a Newgpapar containing' the Mr. 13: of Plym w at 3 - , friends read. 14..1 :,cou iota sent and procured Isorne of your ---aAlit's PATENT TILLS, which', by using fropt time - to time, a,now, ant have been-, (atter more - than- four years - indescribable distress); in as good a state cif health as ever i ierljoyed ; ,ais- a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child; born to • meta few months ago, In gratitude 'to God,, and in.ho - pcs rendering, my f7116w-creature service s I request you to publish this ;..and nit may. at any time refer persons- who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, : o*-fortlutr polars*, to me.or my friends, hy letterer person. , , As t z ew 'for b"dclaiesS - will ever equal lie, and none exceed-it:: 1 Have -from 'experience a-very, rea-ion to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS 'they will find a • sure, speedy, -safe, your radical cure, for lha; most dreial silige-61 the Venereal Di4ease, Which is ca.lied a I' 1 R M.Y.11 Lir% Insurtnotintable family reasons p,event Jpiking 'name and address public; 1)M (Joni - antes persons • really wanting inforination may alSo be referred to me - tnd my friends by .Mrs. S. Clark, IZainsay:.Gartfens, Edinburgh. . repared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, L'QR',• Member of-the Royal College of Surgeons - in London, at his hens*, -No. 9, New Bridge -street, Whew he wilLgi , ,;e. Advice without. a 'fee, to persons till:- ing these Pills, and wilr anSwer patient, letters', if post. paid, on .the dame terns, observing in -.all *cases - the: most inviolable secrecy, no person's nurse or ease having been mentioned, brit at their own igtiticuLr reque..it, by the-Pfo prietor, during 'the courc of more - than thirty-sik 'years; that helms had the conducting of airextensive sale of the above, Medicine, and- the praCtice arising therefrOM. - They s 7ato also sold by his Appointirtunt,, tor -the:co - nye- Menet: 'of those living at .a distance, by Mr. V. arson, South-bridge, Edinburgh.; Mr. Nleruions; Printer, Glas gow, to 'Mr: T. refers for his address ; at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall=irral I . ; Mr. lt6tsertSOn's , - , Ttly-shop,. No. 10 . 3; Oxford-street; .I , lr, Dis bo"rouli's; No: 7,'fish-street-hill; nearly opposite the Mo.. imineiti•; M. Steel's, Bookseller„No.„1, Union-Tow,- Little Tower-hill ; Mr.. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town iry G and Ireland, in Boxes of only is. ‘ , 9tl. each, scaled -up Avith s full and , plain diredions, whereby persons of either Sex_ may cure mein sclves with ease and secrecy. N. 'Every Box sold -in Great -Britain is sealed up with 'a Stamp, on which, by favdur of the Ceimisni sionTers, is printed,, at the Stamp-Office.—" T. Taylor, No. g, New 13ridge-street," to Imitate which is felony, anti all others are counterfeit. - IN THE V:ICT.NITY Or BATH. • TO BE SOLD BY MT C rioN, • By Mr. CHRISTIE, • At his Great looin.in Pail-Millie • . On THURSDAY, - 061o4c'r. 2 z„ail.7wOve A, NOBLE and SPACtOTIS STONE BUILT MANSION, with roomy STABLING for Six Horses; double , COPtCH4IO -extensive-tittaelied dtvi detached , 'OFFICES of every description suited to the Mansion and the capital Farm, excellent K ITCH EN WARDEN', dotty Walls, well planted with the choicest Fruit Trees in full hearing;, PINERY, PEACH E GRAYER-Y, M ELON-G ROUND-,r It USE, Sac;;Seated on a beau tiful LAWN, in the midtt .of a PADDOCK of about TWENTY ACRES, of RICH LAND, fringed with PLANTATIONS, - called t• ,• • BAILBROOK LODCE, situated in the PARISE{ - EAStOlg, in the. COUNTY:of SO MERSET,:fornting4 display . of. E.le va t lot& el the rich Architediiral 'Stile, happily crowning an Enii= nence with undescribable naures q ue grogptasi encircled by thc River Avon,,Prior parls, City of Bath, &C., The InttriorApartnients = tire capacious, *ell connedcd„ of just Pro:portions, and finished riffn,sirnple Elegance ; t ; hc. Domestic Offices arc 'fulty coinPtent and judicionsly Uff ray. - ,ed;,and..the'whole.Pretp:ises amp ..supplied • with FIN E IVATER ; suited for /he immediate reception of a , latge '• : • Also surroundin . ,; the Prernises, a CAPITAL COMP t FARM, .with a FA R M-HOVSE; and •suitahleOur-Build4 lugs, and 132 Acres of Rich, Arable, IVlcatlo'w, and Pastur4, Laud, let onto a respe6ta . file Tenant, with power to meant: Possession'ot%66. Acres-, if required., •,• Paiticulars may be had of the; Printers of The }lath and Bristol Papers ; Castle, Nlaflbtiroligh ; Stacie's Hotel, Wey mouth ' : -Ml - I , •Riellardstks' hanti: , Agyaley,-.oth,x, ,Sydney- Place, Bath ; i.lr. Webb, Cbcrtsey ; AlcSSrs. - Aldrich and Smith; Solicitors,. Lincoln''s-inn; Rainbow,;-.2.ornhill..;„and - , = A Person 41 - tendS to show the Premises;:lithich rflay4,b viewed, with Tickets, to be had .of Mr. Richardson sod of Mr.; ChriStie To LE PEREMPTORILY SOLD To THE BEST BIDDERS, IN , NIisIE Low: • •••• MONDAT the . 19th of 0 CTOBET. next, I. our o'Clotic In the Atterupon, • - At the Red-Lion inn, at Shaftsbery, in tiie County of Dor set, be.ore ABEL I‘.lO•.:SEl', Deputy to His Ma , jesty's.Remeinizrancer of tile court ofExclieq_uer, pursu ant to an Order of the said Court; madc id a Matter, ins tit ‘‘: Titc KING/141.y.' AF. and th'ci - s," . ERTAIN FREEHOLD FATES, the perry of • • PA,11 7 1. Seized.into His. Majesty's Virlue of a Writ of r)c- tent,' consisting -Di.vers,F AI,OIS, TEN E , MEWL'S, MESSUAGE and G'ARTSENS; with pURTENANCES, situate in Bimport-street, and s , " veral Parishes Of Cam,.oltierwisr,,,Sharton, St. Rtirnooid4 St. Taines's . , - and St. Peter's, all contiguous to the Town 0! , SlialtsbnY3', comprising in the-wifole abou*. : Tliree Acre-s of. Land, exclusive of .0 171 . und red, and -Belst*Le, - z,t4 in . the Corlinloil 'Field's of 'Cain, Shirtnn, Sr; Rumbolcrs and. St. James's atOresaid, in the several Tenure. 'orOtvupationt)of -.. • NI Loven, James Francis Baal:KA; 'rerCiiiiah A intre/.vs; William &WI,. se ni i 1 StepperiXtoivbridge,... William N Orritt, G co - Frairipton, Andrew , Orain,,the Rev. it.ii,7hard` I,3l.tekin(lr , WITI. Green, and Slatlianiel Oren` Oiler-l'co.nto of Assigns, at the several `Peal•fy-Itents; - amotatting tog ther, to . ••• I V.E 11UNDREL).-ANII O„N.E Or tliereaboutS. ' • Printed' Particulars may be. had Gtatis ; Itiseplf,White. Esq. ~N9,6;_, L incoln,'§ Lim New .Square ; Messrs. Dawe'l Dance, No. 14, Gray's , / nn Square Ansel: COtkrt, Tlifbgmorteh-stfcet ; IV*.ssfs. I.loct ; 4 ? - Pall-Mali;-..i.xpdon.;,at•the Place oi S.aand of Mx._: . Christl" ie ; and . at the vrio' ckpal Inns at ‘Veyinonth; Dorchestei, and S;tlistinry. • . Meliorated by keeping 20110 Gallon's in a V : at. QPE,NCER and PEKKINS,'Win-rnerclvi ntt, k. 3 No. 44,,oppo'site the Church, Snow hill, take-tht. of acquainting tile Curious in Wine, tinit no '• '.;: can soften and improve Madeira to. the extent _their . Vat , as-they not only make it mdie, ag rdeable 'flavour the tato, bur snore restorAtiv , 4llit wholesome to the 5 t0 .4 24,cn , the aged and infirm, for which that Wine, when in f&lhon, is so celebrated. Theirßucellat is, in great perfedion, and this :Is tT:e far drinking it : it is deemed efficacious 4n dison:,c,:. :•• Stone and Gravel. _ _ ta - No less than a-Dozesi sent to any part of tke 'free of-expence. SOLOMOWs'CIADE TO HEALTH. . . This Day . was A I4ew. Edition of that interesting, WOrk; in One V o liir''.; .. ; 06tavo, Price only .3s. with an elegant Portrait- et Is* ' Aiithor entitled GUIDE to HEALTH'; or, Advice" to b Olll _A Sexes in a variety of Complaints, which plains, in a concise, . plain, andtasy manne4-The most siki,"; pie Methods of Treatment, and, eificacions Remedies an irk following Diseases : Abortion, or Miscarriage, , Indigestion, Astlnnas . Indispositioins attendarrt ' 5 APPptite“oss • • Pregbanct', Niacin - fess; * ulkn►le.lrrdiscretions, Bilinus Complaints, .Lowitess-of qpirlts, Child-bearing, Men s t Chlorosis, or 6reeil Sickness, Nervotis'liledst.t . s, Consunipti,ons, :• Ona'nism; or Socrct Female. Disea...ts; -Pregnancy, Fits, Phthisis, or . _ _ . Flatureicei, or Wind. - • Rheumatism; ' F Igor .Albus,-or Wintes,. . Rupture's.- - ,••• G q o ic ri c o t i, s r , hce - a . , .: 7 ~,..•-,,,, ..... ‘, •e c r ut ni l ii v al:iireaknesses, ~ ' - Ilyphehnittfriae, -•61 . • , Ntelon-• T6211 . "4.11ife,:' ' ' -- •-'ai 4 -"Calllreiti-% 4 ---•,. &c,a:.;,&•C. , ' - • r" To wiluni i,•; addtit ' .l, lan EssaY en tilt: Vein:real Di , : , :'-'i ic ' s Clebts, aild'Semirtlf .Waku6ss,. ••, - .. • ' By .S.:- SOI,OMON, M.D. - -- r , .-- _. ~ TKs,Pamphlet points out direct m ethods of Cure, I."' 'Bien!) rll- . "`ao, or"-Cviihorriitea; - •to a .coritiniled Sipliitts. •-: o ' - a e , i -a Dso. . 'which iCactaell, .41 A ssav on Secrgt - N•en-q- , „ ri .,. 3 „; ‘ ,, •i i . , on Impotency in the Male, and Sterility aoc t l so butii, , , _ _ . ~, litriry: ,iintP•destnreVeve. Vice"; - ancle . aty . ~ . • who havothe , care and t :Guardians; `Tutors, a nd-those- „,,, , •• .... dent to Females, Szc., An Appendix the"atilieted With Neryous,Complamts. . , • - t The whole illustrated and interspersed w:tli a variety c 9n,jj'ti.ress to ': . never' beforepublistied.„ • a ti u ri t n, hc o l f :tic Yo i t it i e t t ly st I.ik;ewise, r‘ dvice . to .D . atners, par,,,1;.1 1‘1,411.- V oi • iho.very excellent Charlder of this Wark," sez the dilFerent R , :vieWS. ''': —•- ).. Upwards of One Hundred Thousand Copies 1:: 1 '..'" actually bet:n sold of " S'olOrtiorl'i•Guid 6 to Hea : l t t .yh ti 3.. . ,,i ' lift:l(..tiil... • REALKS BY . TIIE AUTHOR, . - . In this useful Pithiication will also be found a "I': 2 , ";z '' , kernAC Dise.ases, Nei'vons,llipochon.driac, ari d t.:-: . .i" lave. Complaints, dna ih 'which is exprintr:l tit: S y il ,-;tc..• •!, 1110,10 :of Treatment, and -Rernedie in the (UHL:rent Stages i i i, the 'Vt.:lll.:real Disea'sec; Catilicins". td'. y‘int i , Persons of "q ' lianger_of improper connect:lolM; ....6? - iinpri. - ,ip h er treatniievt,7 &_ with the diMrence bt:,tect't t a li venereal Advice rd tie. ; frequently mistaken I,;r them ; 'also Advice, ttY, Lather' Bath, 13 nxibn,- Stiuthanyton, &e, •- , TO, , ";F - 1 El' 1,:i; Ljt-2 . s (9,0 MON'S, .GU ID li` to ALAI ,TI-1 is addressed to4., i t afilicied•witli isitervolis'l)isoide.rs,•to thosesultering , trout". P A.. noerscs l i r s il l g t ; it or ß e e l l ist i,, r x t i t t; e c , l - l i s tt:tt o - .t r b pz z ir l i to tt s i o li, who Jah9ttr . t . ttder,,O, o ''"; . •,-,,et i * C`4 l - t i t (. le ; S . 0 ,, f t p l i c 7. S o 1 :%: 1 1:,.: , rit g - :1 0 . `i ,., 1 0,1 ) a r o t i i eau. bet;'ia" ) : I.' y r ~:/• ,1:,• • • 1 nei l i-1 it? c a n ,„ e_ d v ' ; a d r i.3 l ,,, gna riled ty.plit it,..;ed giennsdl Yes into I ne-commission of 0,5 / Q c:: tar y aild (lc:lndicts yice, it has happily been the incans a' ( l a , chvery to the mind as \l' 11 as tilt body, and •exaiteti' !lie. froio a state of inelaticifrily ,aril despair, to that of heali.'o'; pc.t00.., anti happivi.:y. 'The delusive habit.,litu-c tillud';:d.„', is not confined to th:•gq.,, , ; ' , the. giddy, and 'd" vain, I. ' ,: alt ;-:• : the: rich .• the pc,it,and to l'' , the •)ii. ' - aril •- • — e- 0( ' fillc 'e - , , •. y, no; to .'s ; , ir attend. • t r t i i , i ,4t e l GI the observations iii ' - t p ist r ia a i e l:, l dg ic years. even those of a serious and rOligious dispoOtioq , i s , often drawn by an Unaccountable infatuation • to the C013110,1e • front that o,ad,' vi•httli, will tii:'hOld•the dreg: consequetrees they •:c • procuring .1':: "-. • dto er' r ` ' tilc•.:lielVe,.., and . may then, perhaps be persuade ,r o ta vet:hieceAc;issi.esi.lcidhnessctlir'irab'tti:ida ii..."°::11')11;/ to tetethern Printedt ~f,,,l,porsr 'l.ondont- for the •Author, and sold by '''.“- - 10/' No. i .3, , Strand -, H. D. Symonds," Paternoster -tow ; ~'-',_. it,. all the reputable Itledieine'• Venders, Booksellers, r_ll,. every principal town in the United Kingdom and Ani , i' til•'"g11 strewed ' wrth fio;cirrs,wras— LONDON : riinted by BUCHANANWMILLAN, , (oIIiow-sfreet; Covenf-Carden); and Published bir witL/Am Akmmg.R.scitire.s Westminster), At tIN Sri s l*'_crtk•FicE k .No, itrcin4l where Adrgerthements, Orders tbr the Paper, Law.; fin tilt: Aditor i kc, mu :t be ,addressed, • - - • /I 1 id the Edinburgh MilitiaLinlnierliately attended, and were 9f great setvic,e in ikeeping off the crowd. I,lle folloW`ing most thelandioly event took place on HOly On:SAiurdaY last poStillion 'in the service of Mr.ll/laddocks, vintner, of Wooler Haughhead, were . 61i' the afternoon o f that daY, employed with four k,rses iti conve,' , lng a Geri:lei - nail's carriage, in which'were family, to Holy Island. About cline . in the:oven ing, the postillions_ Set out on their returnhome wards, with their horses ; and jhortiy after a thick fog cane on. Strong apprehensions were in con sequence entertained by the Islanders for their safe ty, which next morning were found.toofatally ve rified ; for soon. after day light,_ t ie bodies of the two unhappy men, anti one of the horses, were dis coKered.lifeless on the sandy waste. Anothe - r horse, which by some means survived,• stood motionless by its dead companion. The remaining two were missing ; .rior have we yet heard whether they have been found, or whether we Must conclude that they were buried in a quicksand. The two men were lying at a small distance from each other .; the face. of one of theM was much cut, owing, probably to the struggles of the drowning • horses. COUNTRY NEWS. LEWES, sErt. 14. Government has given orders for the immediate ereetion of temporary stables, sufficient to contain twelve hundred horses, , i►i the Barrack yard, at Brighton. he. Encampment of Cavalry at Brighton, we hear, is shortly to be augmented by a considerable number of Infantry. Last week the Third Battalion of The 4th Regi ment of Foot, completed its march from 'Winchester to our Barracks. . A few days since, .a Bird-catcher, probably from Whitechapel, exhibited here for sale, a new class of birds,"whicir he denominated. Mules; and asserted were generated between the Gr a eenfinch and Canary bird. Their -heads -were ornamented with a curious tuft or crest, -and their tails were ofa peculiar form, fashion; and - colour, .to. which die recommendation of being • fine .sonptert, was, added., They soon caught the eyes and pOckets of some of our profess- , ed- Bird-fanciers, each Of ,whom Fondly enjoyed the gratification 'of exhibiting his pretty warbler„as.a Rara Aq,is, to the achniriug spectator for a few days, and until the birds had discovered the cheat - , by moulting off their false- croWtts and ;ails, had been dexterously stuck on by the 'ingenious Fancymonger, who &pped the twig just in time to. est-ay - 4 strapped,- froin the enraged Mule -amateurs, who. had prepared the drill bow, the stirrup, and thethwig for, that purpose, and would, it can hardly 6p doubted, hare.. manife . sted more skill in the use • of them, thin they had betrayed knOwledse in the breed of birds. . Last Tuesday a.Gentleman of 'this town shot at - and wounded a hare, which he killed.with: the butt end of his gun and put into his. bag.'. As . he was pursuing hip sport some considerable time after, he felt a kicking motion against hiS side, which led him' to suspect the, hare he had killed was , with young,- and near her time of littering ; , he accord ingly cut-,her open, and took from her three ypung ones, which he preserved alive, and reared till yes. terday, when one of.them leaped from a box where it.. was kept, and killed itself. , The other two are strong and lively, and twill, no doubt, be reared to , an age 'proper for the spit, should they, meet with: no similar accident. A few days since a young man, belonging to a grang of trampers, was deteeted in the aCt,of steal ing eabbag - es, by three of Lord Pelham's labourers, in a field belonging to, his Lordship, from the the . turnpike road, a little distance fromthe new cot tages which are ereding there, and secured ; but on more of the gang corning up, the men thought it advisable: to let him go_ ; he wits, however, pu6ued: on horseback by Mr. Imms,'who on Overtakialg the thief, seized him, when. he drew a knife and made a. thrust at his pursuer,. but fortunately without doing him any injury. On his being again secured, some of the gang advised AR,. Incms to .give . him 'a sound, horse-whipping ; but 'he very . prudently _declined taking the Law into his own hands, and sent, his Prisoner to this Jowl), Where * he NV as amined before .a Magistrate, and commkted to the Houst . of Correction; ' - Yesterday se'nnight a•snake, a a prodigious length, sprang from a hedge on the Brighton road near 111- mu; on the clothes of a wornan,.as she was passing on foot, and alarmed her so much, that she would have fainted, had not a Gentleman on horse-back, who witnessed the citcunistance, speedily relieved her, by killing the - reptile with his whip. At a review of the Royal Horse Artillery; on Thursday, - at-Brighton, a Gdnner Was thrown from the 'carriage of a twelve-pounder, whilst in full speed - ; and one of the wheels passing over his body, bruised him so 'terribly that very, little. hopes are entertained of his recovery. OnThutsday afternoon, as a Gentleman and Lady, and so:1, were returning from Greenwich to Woolwich, they were stopped on the Charlton-road by two footpads, when the Gentleman knocked one down, and fired at the other ; but with what effec'i he could tr ot tell, as he then made the best of his way borne with his party. ' • , - ":'S.II/# 3 ZVEIP:S. . : • - .•- ... , , .. .. _. .., ; 1 „ 4- ' n pobt,E, SEPT. 1.4. ' '. Arriyed —the 1,,,,yr; Williams; and Aa *W ire, illiams, from Portsmouth ; Ahn and Catlidrine, Robarts, front Sandwich ; Übiquest, Willg ) . VtifiOliire , Brtnach, Thompson, from Ly- • mingtOn ; amt.:Orval - ethers, Studley, from SonthaMpton. Sailed—the I.apWicig i Cartridge for Portsmouth ; Fklcon, Hancock • A/ Air, , Flout!, and Rose-.in June, Stroud, for . 7 • Liverpool. ' . . . ... . . GRAVESEND, SEPT. 14. Passed by the Beatrix, Lawson, from Bremen; Mar ione,' Bennett ;.Princess,, ;Lightly;Argo, Self, and Fanny, ----,, from 1-lanibro'. • S'aileil---xlte - Oxicifeter, • for Stockholm ; Martha, Martin,. Or. Baltimore ; Alexander, , , tbr Virginia ; lunge Willem, ler, . and fynge Cornelius, Sepaass, foßotterdam,: MARRIED. On 'Monday', at Norton Pia& Mountagne Cholicely, Esq. eldest son (A` Mountaglie Cholmely, Esq, of Euston; near Grantham, to Miss'llarrison, eldest daughter of John Har lison, Esq. M. P. of Norton Place, Lincolnshire. On the zd inst. at - Lisbrian, .Connt?.;Tipperary, the seat of Sir Robert Waiter; &lit. Captain r33t . es;,of the-27t Light , ,Dragoons, to Miss Waller, youngest daughter of the Sir R. Wafter, Bart. On Saturday last, at •Bognor, by' special - license, Henry Howard, Esq. of Thornbuly Castle, Gloueestershiro, M. P. • for Gloucester, to . .A.liss Long, daughter •of Edward Esq. DIED. on Monday, in Portugal-street, Grosvenor-square, the in fant son of Colonel Brownrigg. On Friday night last, at her seat, at Padworth, in DI-A:- shire, in the 73(1 r ear Of her age, Mrs. Griffith, *relia'of the late Christopher'Gritlith f Esq. M. P. for that County. ';‘ STOCKS, TF •••••m II u . Bose! ph] 1)0, ance On the A The NE ifl T' Unde After wit Q)r; tint The ar Thtl Amid Sc cois ?jou Cas in o Tern men b v a Sun , 1 nal4 In the l ' e w} tone and A I ras Seal and 1)0,, req tut s 1(11 0C1( respee inSt. s O tter i L'ernai tREc W r , 1 4 the I C Xerti o lie ten , 4, free: v°4lini b il a/ . tnz to oti R •