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CORK, JULY 14.. THR Farming Society. of Ireland, of which the Right Hon. JOHN FORSTER is President, have pub lished a, long list of Premiums, which are to be be.. stowed at Dublin and Ballinasloe in the course of next autumn, for the best specimens, and the most approved breeds of black. cattle, sheep, draft horses, &c. Premiums are likewise advertised for the best Ploughers, whether with horses or oxen. - The sentence of death, lately passed by a General Court Martial at Limerick, on Cornelins Ryan and Ed n6nd Fannel, for conspiring to murder the Rev. GALWAY, has, at the intercession of the latter Gentleman, and the recommendation of Sir JiimEs DUFF, been Mercifully commuted into that of transportation for life. On Friday last Patrick Molony was eiteCuted.pur suant to his sentence, at Abington, county Limerick; and the two:Keog - hs flogged by the Drummers, and afterwards enlarged. The Court Martial resumed their sittings at Limerick on Saturday, and proceeded on the trials of the famous Captains John O'Neil, and Patrick 11/I‘Mahon, for adininiStering unlawful oaths, and selling pikes in furtherance of rebellion. The nominal Captain Gillowley, and his accom plices, are to be tried during the course of this. week.. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EDINBURGH RACES. TUESDAY. His Majesty's Purse of One Hundred Guineas Mr. Fletcher's b. h. Aza, by Pegasus, 4-yrs - r 2 Mr: Kincaid's b. h. Obi, 4-yrs - - Z t 2 Duke of Hamilton's g. h. n,m off the course. Aza, the favourite at starting,' but after the first heat the odds seemea to be nearly equal, although Obi with difficulty saved his dist:nce, owing to his running off the-course; after winning the second heat, the odds were much in his favour ; the third was iiiun by - a length. Mr. Fletcher changed riders each heat—Mr; Kincaid:twice. vrEDNgSDAY. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subsciiption of Fifty tu, • neas. • . Mr. Fletcher's b. h. LoploO'Buchan, 5-yrs Duke of Hamilton's b. h. Little. Bob, 4-Yrs Mr, Kincaid 's c. h. Sandy - 3 1 T i z dr 2 3 2 THURSDAY. Fifty. Guineas for Real Hunters. . __ ..._._. This div's race was not determined when our Paper was put to prai. • . :The quantify of Wheat received during t h e last 'week -amuunted;pnly to 4,432. quarters ; of Oa ts • 24,388 (16,5 - 53,Aaarteri of which were from Hal land) ; and 460 civarters of Barley. The itnporta tion of Flour comprised=Fr= Virginia 11,351 cwt. Nev York 8, srB . Philadelph. 5,56 a Baltimore 3,550 .There were likevvise about 8000 cwt. of Rice and tOOO cwt. of Rye.flotir received from" America. Fine Tnilislt Wheat has • advanced nearly 355. per quarter within a fortnight, and Baltic Wheat which on the 3d instant sold at from ,os. to s rss. per quarter, on Ftiday last• sold at loos. to t6os. Flour has within the like period advanced zos. per sack. . - From Boston z,54.0 cwt. Carolina 740 Bremen . Zo Thetford Wool Fair, on Saturday se'nnight, was most numerously attended by the Growers, both in Norfolk an 4 Suffolk, but there were so few buyers tip.at the general price could hardly be ascertained. Mr. Cox E's South Down wool, however, was sold at' 495. per tod, and. a flock of Norfolk, remarkably fine, fetched- the same price. Mr. CoxE took occasion to address the Company, and stayed that the great objes.t of the establishment of that . Fair"was to bring together the Manufit&urer and the Grower, to whom the latter might dispose of his produce on equitable terms, without the in.. ;ervention•of the Middle Men. On account of the extreme wetness of the day,„ the Wool Fair on Harlow-Bush Common %%65 not so numerously attended as usual; but a considerable quantity of Wool was 'brought, and sold, except' some small quantities of Welsh Wool. The prices were, South Down I Bd. per lb. West Country and home-bred, rsd. per lb. Welch t7d. per lb. IRISH STATE LOTTERY. - NOW . DRAWING. An Express will arrive daily at the Office of 'flo RNSBY and Co.'No. 26, Cornhill, 'with a regular account of each Day's Drawing, for the immediate inspeetion of those who honour them with their Commands,lrce of any expence whatever. Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, will con tinue on Sale, warranted undrawn, during the •Whole time of-the Drawing. SHIP NEWS. CRAVESp4D, JULY 19. Passed by—the Britannia, SDispatch; ',Hazlevitood, Lana, Arena, and Olive Branch, Wright, from Gibraltar ; Hazard, Williams, and Ation, M on k, f rom D unkirk ; tune, , from.lahiladelphi a ; Maria, Barber, from Naples; Maryi from Malta; Lancaster, Sparrow, from Mar tinique; Latona t Smith, from New-York ; and Henrietta,' --, from Hambro': Sailed—the Mary, Wardell, for Trinidad ; Charlotte, Ben nett, Robert andl. Sarah, Wilton, Harford, Clark, and Maria, Garlies, for Hambro'. STOCKS, RDA Y. India Stock Exchequer 13ills s, s. New ditto s. dis. • Lottery Tickets Irish ditto • Ounnium prem. Imper. per Cent. 6o Ditto AI . 14. Dank for Account- India for May Consols fOr open. 6tH ARKETS, &c. SEEDS ------ Red Clover, (per cwt,) - White Clover, ditto Trefoil, ditto - Turnip, (per bushel), Rye Grass, (per quarter) - Cinque Foil, ditto White Mustard Seed, (per bushel - Brown - ditto, ditto Canary Seed, ditto . Rape Seed, (per last) - - 30S. tO loSS 30S. to 4S. ';0 4aS 16s. to 28s. I6s. to 4os. os. to os. Jos. to 14s. SOS. tO 14s. 6d. Ss. to 'P I . t o 441. SMITHFIELD NIARISET, To sink the Ottitl--Rer stone of 81b. Reef, 4s. 4d. to gs, 4d. " Veal, 4s. od. togs. 6d. Mutton, 4s. 6d. to gs. 6d. : Pork, 6s. od. to 7s. od. ' Lan - 114 - 4s. 6d. to 6s. od. HEAD OF CATTLF. THIS DAY, Beasts 'Soo—Sheep and Lambs 75pa. NEWGATE and LEDENHALL MARKET, July 20 Beef, 3S. 'lod. to 4s. tod. I Veal, 3s . 4(1. to js. od. Mutton, 4s. od. to SS. od. Pork, 6s. od. to 7s. od. Latuk, 4s. 6d. to 65..0d. pAICE OF LEATHER (per Ib.)AT LEADENH A L L. Btitts, so to 561 b. - --_ - -19 d. to and.' Ditto, 6o to 661 b. - - '= . - 2114. to 231. Merchants' Backs - - - - rod, to 20t-cl Dressing Hides - - - t- 1411. to ' 16d. Fine Coach Hides - - -' ' , i6d. to ,iBd. Crop Hides for cutting - - -, • 17d. to 19d. Flat Ordinary - - -14 d. to 16d. Calf Skins, so to 701 b. per Dozen -22 d. to 26d. Ditto, - 7o to Solb. - - . 27. d. to 20. Ditto, 30 to 4olb. - - - • ad. to aid. Small Seals (Greenland) 30s. to -335. Large ditto, , - l oo s. to 1.405. _per Dozen. Tanned. Horse Hides, no. to 265. per Hide. Goat' Skins -' - ors. to 655. per Dozen. Price of Bark per Load, —l. os. to —l. oos. 'ALLOW. Town Tallow ps. sgS, RWsiado.(Candles)s6:-58s. Russia do. (Soap) 555. —s. Melting Stuff' sos. —s. Ditto rough 345. —5. Graves 2oS. od. • GOOd'DtegS 125.. :tied, gos.—Curd, 84s od.—Molds, 12s. od. • PRICE Or• T St. .James's Market 3s. 3d. f Clare Market cs. od. Wl►itech:Ape! Market 3s. 4:1. per stone oflllb. 6s. 3d. Average price 3s. 4d. Ye;low Soap l 7zs.--Mot Candles, per dozen, us. St. JAMES's HAY MARKET, July tB. Hay, 51. os. od. to 61. t6s. 6d. —Aver. Si. 18s. '3d. Straw, 21. I7S. I. to 31. os. od.—Aver. 21. 18S. 6d. WHITECHAPEL MARKET, July a. Hay, 41. zos. cch to 61. Ss. ocl.—Aver. 51. 9s. od. Clover, 61. los. ed. to 71. os. od.—Aver. 61. tss. ca. Straw, zl. I2S. od. to 31. 3s. od.—Aver. zl. t7s. 6d. A SURVEYOR. WANTED, a SURVEYOR who completely Understands . his business, to superintend' the War wick and Birmingham Canal, in length twenty-two miles ; ho must reside near. the centre, in order that he may the more conveniently overlook the whole. A person of ability, who can bring an unexceptionable Charaiter, will receive a salary equal to his merit. Letters may be addressea to the Warwick and Birmingbarn Canal Committee, at their Office, Birmingham. .A. - yr.islittiri, arms. - TO BE SOLD fly AtICtION. By Mr. C:AISTIE, At his (;rent Room in Pall-Mall. TO-MORROW, at One o'Clock i , IN TEN LOTS, ACapital and Val ua bl e FREEHOLD . _:STATE, consisting of the MANOR of AYLESBURY, with Bicrton, and the Manor of BROUGH;t'ON HOLLAND alias BROUGHTON STAy ELY, with Quit Rents, Fines, Heriots, Reliefs, Tons of the Market, Rc, and capital DA IRY FARMS, &e. with good Farm Houses, and suit_ -able- Out-buildings, .anll 667 Acres, 3 Ruixls andt Perches, of uncommonly rich,. principally Feeding and Mellow Land, Tithe Free, exonerated from Land Tax, part let at Will, and the Residue let to most reSpOnsible • Tenants on Leases, which , will expire in 1802, tgos, and remainder in 181 T, at several ann. Rents, 'amounting to near EIGHTEEN HUNDRED POIINDS, together with a valuable Corain7 genre, better suited to be conceived than explained. • - • This desirabfe_W. state is situate •in and surrounding the s'peelable ,Market. Town of Aylesbury, in the C ounty o f Bucks, the rich Vale o f 'which is too well known to require any comment. Particulars may be .had of the Printers of the - Readiti'7,•, Ox ford, Northampton, and Leicester Papers; Cambridge Chronicle ; at toe Rainillow Coliee-house ; at the. George, Aylesbury ; of Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and F rcre, Lincoln's Inn ; aitd of *l'. Christie, in Pall who are empowered to receive Proposals to pureh4se by Private Comiset. A Plan may be seen in .. NEAR ASHBURTON, DEVON, in the SOUTH HAMS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. • E. 57 Mr. CHRISTIE, • At his Great Room; in Pall-Mall, On WEDNESDAY, the 29th Day of 1 illy, at One o'Clock, A CAPITAL and Valuable FREEHOLD 171. ESTATE, consisting of the very extensive - Manors of BROOK, .MAYNBROW, BUCKFASTLEIGH, and BARTON, with Court Leers, Court Baron, `suit RentS, Fines Htriots, Tolls of Fairs and Markets, . Ri d tits, ties, &c. and antient 'Mansion, Offices, Garden, &c. in goa. repair, and near 4000 acres of arable Up- Land.‘and Water= Meadow, Pasture and Down Land, Tythe-free, .Land Tak redeemed ; 2000. acres of which are inclosed,.and divided into. Ten Farml, and let to respeetable Teriannz.- Also about 600 acres of caiutal Timber, C., rove, Wood, and Coppice L an d i n hand. • The Estate is well watered, of the present annual Rent of ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, Capable of very considerable imprOvement. The. Estate abounds with plenty of Lime-stone and - beau tiful Marble, convertible into Chimney-piec e s, -Slabs, &c. A Water Soak.:Com Mill is - let with the Barton Farm, with a ralti?ble privilege of depaskuring Stock on Dartmoor, for ming, in The whole, a 'most compact and desirable Estate, with great plenty, of tame and I. ield Sport, as the dtstin-. guished Devonshire or Lan Hunt depends on this spot ti,r its :sport. The borne grounds and surrounding country is beau tifully picturesque, and requires only a few judicious works of art ;9. render it a charming residence. Situate on the great Western. Road leading from Exeter to Plymouth. Distant froth Asburto,n three mites, six from Totness, twelve from Torbay, .fifteen from .TYrirnouth, twenty-two from Exeter, and the same distance from Plymouth. The Estate may be viewed by applying to Me. Deah at Brankhouse; and particulars may he had a month preceding the,Sate, of the-Printers 4it the Exeter Gazette, Sherborne and Salisbury Papers, , Bath Chronicle, -S Farley'; Bristol our_ nal; Of Messrs:Grahams, -Lincoln's Inn, and at pall:Mall, • where a Plan of the estate may be seen. CAPITAL Ki.NOR AND ESTATE, STAI FORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' • By Messrs. SKINNER and DYK', To-morrow, the zzd of July, at Twelve o'CAk, - at Car raway's Cotte,notise, 'Change-alley, Currnin, London, • hi One Lot, CAP.' TAL and VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,, situate at CHEDLE• . - TON, a fine healthy part of. the • CO.UNTY of STA F. FORD, within 'four miles of Leek and Cheadle, nine of Newcastle, and. about thirty from Litchfield and Derby ; compri7i;ng the MANOR of CHE D L ETON, with Animal Free and Quit Rents, Court. Baron, Immunities, and Royal ties, over an extent of Country of about zo miles in _circum ference; a very commodious modern stone-built Resideoce, called WESTWOOD HALL, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Walled Gardens, Pleasure Walks, Demesne Lands, desirable Farms and Tenements, interspersed *tit beautiful Woods and Plantations, and a considerable Fall of Water; the whole contanung about iszo. Acres, except a small Part Tythe-free, forming a 'handsome Domain, capable .of great improvements; the most considerable part in hand, and lett to Tenants at Will, the remainder on very old Lives, on ' whose Demise the pr ese nt R enta l , ' amount i ng to about 'SAX TEEN HUNDRED POUNDS per Ann. will be' raised considerably. Exclusive ofWestwood-Hall, House,GrOunds, and Manor, and Improveable Coal-Works, advantageously sitturte a short distance -from. the Stallbrdshlre NaVigation, to which there is a Rail. Road. Also.the PERPETUAL CU RACY to the PariSh of ,Chedleron, of the Income of about ONE -HUNDRED - POUNDS•per Ann. • To be viewed'2l days preceding the Sale, by applying to Thomas DaWson, at Westwood Hall ; of whom printed Par-, ticularS may be had; also of Messrs. Mills and Cruso Solici tors, Leek ; Mr. Dcewry, Printer, .Statlbrd ; Mr., Harropp, Printer, Manchester ; Mr. Drewry,,Printer, Derby ; Mess. swimiek and Co. Printers, Ilioningham Crown Inns, at ; Stone and Newcastle ; George, Litchfield ; Dog, Sandon ; King's Head, Cove n try ; a t th e Placeof Sale; and of Mess. Skinner and Dyke, Aldersgate-street, London, LANDS IN AYRSHIkt. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, • Within the. RoFri Exchange Codee-house, Eclinhurgli, on Wednesday the. 14th of Odober, i2oz, betwixt ti,ae Hours of One and Two Afternoon; ' rrHE TEN MEkK BANDS of MONTFODD, lying in the Parish Of Artill - oSsart and Shire of Ayr. The Present Rent is 2621. ; but on the expiry of the present Lease at Whitsunday 1809, a considerable rise may be expeaech The Lands consist of. about 322Acfres f lying in 'the Frith of Clyde, within two miles of Saltcoats; they are held of the Prince, and afford a Freehold Qualification in the County.. A'considerable part of the price will remain. With' the Pur chaser , • The Title-deeds will be seen in the hands of fames Finlay, Writer, in Edinburgh; anti further Particulars beknown by applying to General Irving, Rob g ill Tower; by Annan ; or Mi . . Rich. Campbell, Ayr, who has a Plan of the Lands. • ESTATE IN, THE .COUNTY OF BERWICK. • TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, On Friday the 18th of September, iSoi, - .in the .Royal Ex change, Cotfee-house, at Two o'clock Afternoon, fr HE LANDS and-BARONY of KIMMERG 1. HAM, lying . in the Para of Edrom and County of Berwick, as forinerly advertised. This Estate, which is well inclosed, contains about 1824 English Acres of rich.A6ble Ground, all lett upon improving Leases to substantial Te nants, except about 190 Acres Ku annually in Grass, or in • the Proprietor's . hands. The nett Rental for. this yeat is 20441. 06: mt. Several of the principal Farms aTe lett at low Rents; their Leases expire in the course of a few years, when a very great rise of Rent may be depended on. Th e Farm-houses, Fences; and 'Reinsures, have been built, laid out, and finished in the most substantial manner, and are in complete repair and excellent order. The Estate is situated in the most populous part of Berwickshire, two miles South of the Post-town orDunse, and abbut twelve,miles from the great Market-towns of Kelso and Berwick-upon-Tweed,— The River Blackadder runs through the Estate, and within zoo yards of the - present Mansion-House. The Mansion.: House, though small, - is in'good repair, and aftbrds a great deal of accommodation. There is a good Garden, with Hot house, &c. and there has lately been built a complete and ex tcnsive Court of Offices. There is Shell Marl, and an ex cellent going Free Stone Quarry upon the Estate. The old Wood is extensive and valuable, and the Stripes and*Clumps of young Planting and Policy are all in a thriving condition. The Lands hold blench of the Crown, and are of sufficient valuation to aftbrd five Freehold Qualifications. The Teinds arc valued, and,belong to the Proprietor. The Landa will be shewn upon 'inquiring at. Kirnmerghain House; and foe further Particulars 'application may be made to Mr. Low, at Woodend ; Mr. Veatch, at Swinton Mill, nerWicitsliire • and Mr: Swinton, W. S. Edinburgh, in whose hands the Title-deeds, Rental, Plan, anct.Measurements, may be seen, and who has power to conclude a private Bargain. RATEi OF ,POSTING- REDUCED: • CHARLES TURNER,. Quecn's Head la— Newcastle on Ty ne , begs leave to retur n his Thaks to the Nobility.. Gentry, and the. Public in gern:' tot past favcOrs;.and takes the liberty of in.orating thci that from the prospect of a 'plentiful harvest, he has the rate of Poating to Fift een -p enc e per tifile, instead of IN; late price of Eighteen-pence ; and ho trusts this . reduction, and his strenuous attention, will merita continuance of the public support. July 17, tBoi. • TURNIP SOWING AND DISCOVERY'. F RESii Seeds of th at enormous and most .excel:, lent . Turnip, so commlnly seen- in the Marltets Hambutgh and the Towns on the Elbe, are now to be'h.ct at CROCKtR's, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; together wait an important Discovery of a Method which secures the AB" SOLUTE CERTAINTY ()fa - Turnip Ctop. This TUrnip gives double the usual quantity oh an.Acre t gnaws well, it sow n even. iildry•sv:!ather ; stands the severes!" : frost uninjured .; and is so peculiarly sweet, that .Cattle ot. all descriptions cat it with thestratest avidity, and fatten oil it wonderfully. • Bags containing Seed enough Cot Four Acres, with the Di`scovery inclosed, los. 6d. No Credit.. .Pay i'ostage. EVESHAM,- WORCESTERSHIRE. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ,By Mr.-SMITH, At Carraway's, on ,Friday the 3.st of July, at -Tivelve o'Cliack, in Lots, unless acceptaole oilers .ire made in the mean time by Private Contract, Large 1-1( - 1 ValuAle FREEHOLD ESTATE,,!; TV'TH E-.F RE E, within the Borough of Eveshao . a vantageously situate on the Navigable, River Avon, ad joiniivz the Turnpike Road from London to Worcester, com prising 603 Acres, more or less, of 'Rich- Carden Ground, Arable, Pasture, and Meadow.Limd;convenieutly subdiv;ded, into several Farms, with suitable. Dwelling-housos, B arn s. '- Stabling, and Out buildings, left to Mess. W a tk yns, Head ly, Phillips, Pratt, Prcedy, Tatior, Hunohreys„Matthew,,, hazeley, Clark, Davis, Field, Knight, illutwOrd, Benton, and Slater, 'at Rents amounting to upwards of 9 0 31. per ann. capable of considerable improvement.. May he viewed with leaved/the Tenants, and particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, - of Messrs. Bullock. and Arnold. Solicitors, Bedford.row, London; of Mr. Hugh Jackson, Stamford. Lincolnshire ; at the Star Inn, Oxford ; Hop poles, Wofceiter ; Crown, Evesham ; White Hart, Ut Broadway; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith,;No. 6z, Broad-street, near the Royal Ex change, London. TO LADIES AND. GENTLEMEN. A s nothing is a greater Ornament than a White Set of, Teeth, TROTT ER's ASIA.TstC TOOTH POWDER; or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has" met with universal encouragement from. the first Personages of Fashion and Distinaion, d , fringaveriod of E ipteen Years. is recommended to the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public.—Ladies and Gentlemen who have not tried the effe& of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single_ box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy .and virtues • •its excellersies being acknowledged by t h e most respeflable Medical Authorities. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the'Breath, possesses no acid- that can corrode the enamel, and is extremely sale. in its use. Frora its astringency, it strengthens the go ms; eradicates -he scurvy. preserves sound teeth from decay, secures decayed t._ , -.!th from becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, and oaeit proves the happy means of preventing t h e ir b e i ng drawn . But what has enhanced. it in the estimation of Ladies and Gentlemen,' of the first fashion and diStinctiOn, who, have been in the habit of using ir, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-ach, with which, before - that period, they 11a4 been violently affiided ; and- likewise obviating the necessity ' of that mostdisagreeable ofailoperations--Sealing the Teoth. M. Trotter, at the earnest request of several Noblemen and Ladies, has extraacla Tinelure, which possesses the power of easing the most .violent Tooth-ach, and serves as a Wash, for the Teeth, after using the Powder. She cautions the' Nobility and Gentry against purchasing any. Asiatic Tooth- Powder withnnt . " M. Trotter" on the label, on the'top the box; several compositions having been vended for it, in Town and Country, Sold, whole Sale and retail - , at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beau. fort-buildings, Strand ; and, by her appointment, by Messrs. Champante,Jcwry-street, Aldg,ate ; Messrs. Johnson, )3a11.. alley,. Lombard-street Messrs: Hendrie, - Ti tchburn- street; Mr.'Revnolds, Bath ; Mrs. -Shearcliil; and Andrews, Bri2tol ; Mr. Trewman i Exeter; Mr,Mottlev, 4nd Snack, Portamo, t Mr... Richards, Plymouth; Mr, Wood, Weym out h ; Edmonds, Norelnunpton ; Mr. Lucas, Southampton ; Arr. Flo Ward, Reading;. Mr. Middleditch. Ipswich • Mrs, Pollett, Colchester; Mr. Brass, Hull ; Mr. Holdlirook, Derby; Mr. %Stinks, Cainsbro' ; MesS. Dillon, Chester; Mr. Aldret4 Yarmouth; Mrs. Cross, Shrewsbury; and Mr. Ric,,Vieake,-; - field: - Price as. 6d. a Box; Tindure as. 9i. India Brushes. ts. each. To THOMAS .TA YLOR; Esti. - No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, ' Edinburgh, March rB, aer. I BEG leave-to inform, ycv, t h at ever since thc year 1790, 1 have been atllided with the Lues Vene rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ot Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty here, and Undergoing several S%ifere courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with - little relief, • ,would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring.of last year my disorder had. got to senli a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l. had a large ulcer on the erown ot my head, one, on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a 'frightful wanner ; my right was dread fully painful, and had been in a. state ofnlceration for the li s t stf , en years . ; my Mt lent also two large nodes on it, Was very lunch discoloured, and gave-me such exerutiat ing pain, particularly, when: warm m bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable. state, I was reedit mended by Mr. J. Thompson, .(who received so great.a cure by them here), to-take your Leake',s Parent which I began to, do on the z6th of May ; in the• course of a fortnight, I - began to receive benefit-- : in little more than a month, the ulcers on nay . heed - and a rms were soundly healed!---soon after, the sores on my legs healed., also; leaving, however, considerabl e discolourationin the' skin, and pantin the- bone of the lett, • which, by the 13Ies ,sing of God, .arid a little longer perseverance 'in your inva luable.Medieine, 'subsided ; • the nodes dispersing, tile skirt regaining its natural hue, and the. odurnal pains 'gradually going off. • I thus kcanie, by your liberal .adVice and Me dicine, perfeelly free from all my -former complaints haVe recovered my thriller • spirits and 'strength, anti am be come jolly and fat, in , which state having continued many months to the. astonishment of all who knew zne, I ;an at loss in what terms to. express my gratitude, but beg you tbr the good of other suffering mortals, to make this mi case,as public. as possible, as•l shall on every occasion ; in so doing,. you. will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Close,.High-street, .Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure: lona Tzto,mPSOV, No. 3, New Poultry Market; an d, ORN WINTOSn, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the•sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Stir , geons, At his House„ No. 9, New Bridge- . street, London ; where, after a constant residence of in than _thirty . ..six . . years, in a practice particularly direeted .to the cure Venereal. Complaints 'and those incidental to the Parts Generation, with that inviolable secrecy- which men of hi s profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself,,the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking . this Medicine,. will bq esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage se), dom attainable and void of all ambiguity. • Also sold, by his •appointmelft, for the convenience o f those living at a distance, at the 'Perfunier's, No. 35, ;St. Alban's-street, Pall-M a ll ; t h e Tayshop,. No. 103, ford-street ; Mr. Disbonnigh's, . No. . Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Unirin-row, Little Tower hill ; ' Mr. ason's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ;'..Nlr. Cail well's, Dublin.; apd .by one person in every coosiderably town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only zs. 9d• each, sealed up with fell and plain - direetions; 'where)) . persons of either sex nr.;:i cur:. themselves wi:h eat', 9 , cedr, secrecy, and safety. N. 8., Emery Boy: sold in 4; rest Britain -is sealed rp a Stamp, on which, by fav:+ur of the Commissioners printed, at the Stamp-04 - ;ce.—" T. Taylor, No. 9, Net , ' B ~r e -6treet,", — to imitate which is Felony, and alc other' are Counterfeiti. DIED. , On Tuesday last, after a lingering and painful illness, at her house in Charles-street, Berkley-square, the Llon. LeVeson Gower,,widow of the late Admiral Leveson Goys er, anal sister of Leill Viscount Falmouth.- On Saturday last, after a short illness, at his seat on field Chace, General Flower Blocher, Colonel of the Ninth Regiment of Dragoons. . • On Wednesday, at house . of Captain Watson, near Ext.; ter, Mrs. 13urgess, a widow Lay., umber of the late Captain Burgess,. of the Navy; -who was slain on board the Ardent in the glorious viaory obtained over the Dutch Fleet by Ad-, ;viral Lord Duncan. - • - r • In John.-street, Fitzroy-square, in the 75th tear of her age, ; Airs. ElChairein Phipps, relict of Francis Pffipps, Esq. - pi the Island of St. Christopher. On the r stir of April, in the Camp near Alexandria, Lieu tenant James Brooke, eldest son of the late William Brooke, Esq. fertuerly(ilKillirgbeck, in Yorkshire. Sunday 4e'nnight, Mr. Edward Connell, many yeari a Pet former at Mr. Astley's Theatre. 1.( :NI) )N I' nnteti by 131JCkitreet. C6vent-Garcien); atm l'ubilshat by WALLS AM ARM/GER Scure4 (41 - lorse.ferry.road, Westininszer ); At the ;:ul4.oyFic T, No, ri z, „Strad,/ ; Lerc ifivertiserrierit, Oidtri fat the Lititri IQT the 46tor,- .4*c. (port ; paid), must be addressed, PRICE 0 YESTE Rank Stock Navy 5 ter Cent. 94{ 5 per Cent. 1797, 96 risit 5 per Cent. per. Cent. Con. &W I per Cent. Red. 60-ii per Cent. Con. 6a uitto Scrip !lank Long Ann. i 8 7-161- Ditto Short Ann: Ditto Scrip LONDON M CORN.:EXCHANGE, MoNnAv, Jvty 20. Owing to the fineness of the weather, and daily expelation of a very large arrival of IS'heat, caused our market, for that article, to be full lei. per quarter . cheaper. Fine runs from Kent, Essex' and Suffolk, 'went off from 16os: to 1655. In Rye, Barley, and Malt, very little alteration. Oats of fine quality are full as. per quarter lower. In White and Grey Pease little or no variation,; but Tick and Small Beans are very dull, and rathei cheaper. Flour the . sameaS last week. RETURN PRIG On board Shi Wheat 6ss a yos od Fine ditto . zoos a os od Superfine 165 s a os od Dantzic - —s a --s od R,yr. 5.0 s a 65s od Bailey - 325 a 54s od Fii3e * - 7os a os, od Malt - sos to 765 od Fine . - 785 a --s od ,White Pease 655 a 78s od Fine Bos od .E OF GRAIN, 1, as tpuler rey 'Pease 455 a 58s od Fine - - os a—s od Short Small Oats 265 a 36s sd fine - - —s od 'Polands -28 s a 4os' oci . Fine - —s od Small Beans 45s a 54s od Fine _ - —s a—s Tick ditto 36s a 45s ^ od Fine ditto -; 49s a—s od RETU-RN OF WilE2 n By Messrs. Crin and N. eluding only from the 6th agreeably to Aa of Par Harm 39 Quarters at isBs od 272 - at iscs od So r 3 1 19 220 at 1475 od 171 1 54 172 443 323 210 So Soo 318 too at 131$ od 744 ( 8 30, a t tz6s ad I 77i 220 No - ' at 1225 od 2028 at tlBs ad so at 117$ cd.l - Total, 2399; Quarter: , 51:1. higher t :r IN 111 ARK-LANE, 'Ai.rAs; Meg-Weighers, in of duly to the uth`of July, 665 Quarters it it6s od 37 6 7 262 1021 -- at 1125 od 831 1348 at xz os 825 at toBs oct 186 226 1 777 at toss od at 1045 od at 102.* od at Joos od at 95is "od at 96s od at 955 od at 94s od at 92; od at oos od at 855 od at 84s od at 825 od at Boa oct 35 at 755 od J o at 7os od 5,--average zi6s. than last Return. -- - 150 1046 218 2 74 284 PRICE 01 .. FLOUR. Fine Flour mos to up otl I Bran : - Sec;onci clitto lots to tics od.i Finq•Pollard. .us to Its 6d - 2os tO 22s • R itEaURN . I From July 4, to . July ro, '3O sacks at' 1295 04. tr6i, 23 at Ttjs. S 4. 6 57 1 rs - at ll4s. 64. 4 6 4 at rr4s• . 3(1. • F FLOOR, from the Cocket Office, 4 sacks nt 106 s. 5d at toss. 1341 .747 -- at toss. od , 17 at , 1045.•3d to at 1041. od 13 5 at 1031. 6d. 17 ---- at to3s od, at toes tod. 7 ---- at rots. 6d. 3I at toes. 0(1. 7 __--_- at WIS. sd. 5 ------ od. 17.1 at. toos. 84. 153 ------ at loos. od. s. ---. at 97S od. 5o - at 9 55. t,d. 10 itt 93%:. mod_ 4-- at 916. c sd. 4------ at 85s. , 76 ------ at 85s. od. 2 . 6 ------ at NBcs. od. —Average r 'IS. scl. :hate last Return. . ,95 . at ms. od. 114 - at ll2S.led. 5I at tus. od. :67 3 24 8658 -----= at IloS. ed. ita at .109 S 9d. 172 197 237 3 at to7s. 6d. 77 Total 18338 Sacks.-- , ss ; rrid. higher G IVJ Dent 4 Fur +.,~ 4, 4 A' " .02 AN4 by gOt k. W i~hi r the man 0 t at Art, ~,, to deceas; 'N. we. .110. Fite: