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SPORTING INTE,L,WGE2VCE. PRESTON RACES. -TuxibAy, 'ls. A 'Subzctiption Purse a snl. forflorses, &c. that never won a Plate.—Three Mile Heats. r_ 14r Ackre'sgr. c. AO4s. by Sii Peter, 3 yrs old t t t Mr. litlTTddield'S ;fir. C. A ilesby, 4 yrs old - 2 3dr Mr. I,o,sd.rle'i b. c. by a brother to . Eagle,.3 yrs old 3 T Mr. Creswell's ctt. f. yrs old 4dr Ld - Derb;' - 's b c. Grolier, by Sir Peter, out of a sisterto Aimator, rec.rt. from Sir W.-G,n'ard's b.c. try 'BeiaingbrouKh. out Mary Ann, b,th 3 yrs Did, Sst. 41b. each. 'lwo toogs. h. ft. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. A Purse,of spl. given by the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby , , for 3 yr olds.—Two Mile Heats. Mr. Butterfield's gr. c. A vlesby. 4 yrs old . I a 1 Welch Harp, 4 yrs old . a t z' Mr. Cresvyell'.s ch, f. 3 yrs old 3 3 dr Same day, the Union Cup, value- toegs. to be • added to a S,‘eerdakes of togs each.-4 iniles.--(ti Subectibersi- Air. Clifton's br. c.. Warrior, by Sir Peter. 3 yts old t Ld Derby's br. c. brother to Agonistes, 4 yrs old 2 Mr. Smith's or, tri. Bebe, by Overton, 5 yrs old . 3 Doke of Hamiltuu's br. c. Governor, by I'rutupatOr 4 Ld Grosvenor's b. f. Meteora, by Meteor, 4 yrs eui . Mr. Horrock's Kr, c. Trafalgar, by Delpini, 4 yrs old Col. Watson's gr. h. Starling, •by Sir Peter,si yrs old 7 1). of Hamilton's ch. 11 w4y%:not, by Waluut,•6 yrtioll i t 8 ikuß. st,6.X. Sweepstakes of cogs, each, for all age;. IA Derby's Milo, by Sir Peter, 4 yrs old . , Mr. Clifton's Josephina, 5 yrs old - . .2 D. of Hamilton's Grazier, 3 yrs old . 3 Same Day, a Purse of iel. given by the Right Hon,Lord Stanley, and SaM. Hotrocks, Esq. Members for the 1.10. rugh, for all ago. • D. of 11:m14641's b. m. Hasty, 5 yrs old Mr. Creswell's ch. f 3 yrs old I 4 dr 84/ ,LINP :31.1TCH. At half after 5 o'clock yesterday evening the fol lowing 7 Gruletnen''i sailing -Pleasure. Boats, of va rious dimensions, started for the Proprietor of Vat:t -h:111's annual gift of a Silver Cup and Cover. The Mermaid Capt. W. 61LE.. G. GUNSTON. NOAKIS., " W. btASON. W. WALIKAR. • ••••••••••-••••••• T.. HUNT. • FAittlißoTti ER, ; Westminster. Three of the , lieats were as small as 4 tons burden each, three were of the dimensions of seven tons each, , •nd the other, belonging to Mr. FARE/MOTHER, the sail-maker, was' built to carry as much as 17 tot - is. Mr. , FAREBROTHER stood well by for the signal, and started dire6ily it was given.—This gave him the.lead at the outset. The St. George, 'Capt. GUNSTON, however, was an excellent sailer ;- she was clean built, and .carried spanking sails - ; she was also Steered . with judgment, and pressed 'very clOse upon Captain FAREBROTHER'S quarter. The Amelia carried her bowsprit away below Westmin-, 'stet Bridge, and three others gave It in before they reached so far. The contest was then confined to so few competitors that many would have thought the attraßion considerably lessened, The Duke of MANCHESTER'S cutter, however, and several other Gentlemen's pleasure-boats were out ; and from the first of the race to the last, the weather-was so in viting, that the Thames could be walked across by stepping from boat to boat at some places. Capt. F. continued his superiority to the end, and cattle in at half after eight; the St.,George was about ten minutes behind, and the other two did not come in until it was near nine o'clock. All the most fashionable part of the company, which was really very numerous, then finished their day's pleasure by going to. Vauxhall. - - , . St. Geoige Bucepttalus Fame Amelia Vetius Beilissima Yesterday several persons floated through the cen tre arch of London Bridge, with a newly-invented Machine for preserving life during shipwreck, &c. The procession, consisting of several barges, and a great number of boats, then proceeded to Whitehall, where the men again appeared in the water, playing on the violin, bugle-horn, and some smoking their pipes. Several persons of distinthon belongina to the Admiralty were among the spectators. When the tide served, the procession returned to Gun dock, Wapping. No accident, that we heard of, occurred.. The Bridges and each side of the River were coVered with spe&ators. SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.--A servant maid in the family of Mrs. Hookham, No. 8; Ar 7. - gyll-street, Oxford-street, , who had lived some tirne in her service, was discharged eight days since, and never afterwards heard .of I:lThu- friends, who reside in the Edgeware-road, nor by any other person, un til yesterday morning. There is a back kitchen in Mrs. Hookham's house, which has been converted into a lumber-room, and is seldom entered. The servant of the house, however, had i occasion to go thither yesterday morning, and in searching for what she wanted, she discovered the late servant sitting' in a chair, in an upright posture, as if dead. The persons in the house were alarmed, and on- ap .proaching the unfortunate woman, it was discovered her throat had been cut. Thefe appeared to be a wound of three inches in length, and one inch deep, which had Severed part of her windpipe, but it was perfectly dry, and, the Surgeon, who afterwards ex amined it, supposed it to have been inflitaed several days. The unfortunate woman was unable either to move or speak, but she did not appear to be alto gether senseless. In this situation she was conveyed to the Middlesex Hospital without the slightest hopes of recovery. It is not ascertained by what means she got into the house. Yesterday morning a Mr. Edmonds, a Baker, in Wardour-street, Soho, at eight o'cloCk, put a period to his existence, by cutting his throat from ear to ear, with a-razor, in his parlour. • The unfortunate man was observed, for some time past, to labour-un der a mental derangement. He has left a "widow with six children, and far advanced in pregnancy, with her seventh. During the storm on Wednesday last, a rem: rkablY strok dash ot lightning, - followed by a tremendous crash of thunder, attraded particular attention 'at Salisbury, about v. o'clock in the aftersoOn : shortly after which we learned, that at the moment when thiswar of ele,nents was thus observed to be most awful, a' poor,man named Whitlock, servant to far- Jner Maton; of Pitton, was struck dead by the light ning. He vas at the time in the house of Mr. : Read, of that villrge. Three or four other persons were in the same. partment, none of, whom received the least injury. LONDON: rinted by ItICHARI HA it of N0..4% tvlartivt.court, Bow-street ; and Vuhlisned h) 14 . I. A M M At the SuN-Oriqcz, No. Strand where didetrtia)rnerits Orders for the - Paper, Letters Sur ti 7i4E GUARDS AT DEAL. - DEAL, JULY 9.—Yesterday arrived at this place his Royal Highness' the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, to review the Third Guards, of •which he is Colonel. The Regiment were drawn up on Freedown for his rece ion, and went tbrOugh various evolutions with the greatest steadiness, quickness,. and 'precision, Mulct 'the command of that eminent and highly dislingAished Officer, the Hon. Colonel Storrottb - . At the conclusion his Royal Highness made an un eotimion/v neat and app;‘ipriate speech, observing that, mutli as heliad heard, and had been led-to ex pea, from a Corps whose services had gained them such high credit, yet Their appearance and discipline, throughout the Manceuvres of this day, far surpassed even.the high idea he had funned of them, and add ed-to the pride he had felt, and had previously ex pressed, on being appointed by Fla MAns - ty to the command of so distinguished a Corps. . • This flattering compliment was repeated to the Battalion by their Commander, Colonel SturToaD, whose countenance exhibited the most lively emo tions of joy during this interesting scene. After the .uview, his Ro-al Highness visited Dover, and re. turned to dine with the mess of his Regiment, where his afteibility spread hilarity through the company; Which, besides the Officers of the Corps, consisted of Lords KEITH and AYLMER, Sir GEORGE tun .t.ow, Admiral HOLLowAT, Genetals FiNCn, &c. &c. _ _ At nine o'clock the party adjourned to . Col. Dim, RYNIPLE'S,: at Walmer House, where th e shrubbery and gardens were beautifully illuminated by, trans parencies, consisting of appropriate devices, which wereexecuted under thedire6lion of Ca pt.l3 R A DDY whose accomplishments in those elegant arts,are al ready so well known. Mrs. DALRYMPLE, the fair hostess, supported by the Officers ' Ladies belonging to the Brigade, were unremitting in their attention -to her Illustrious Guest, who seemed perfeetly-en tranced by the charms .of wit and beauty which assailed him. At twelve o'clock above one hundred persons sat down to a splendid Supper, laid out in rwo rooms, consisting of every delicacy of the season, in .the greatest profusion. The wines Were Cham paigne, Burgundy, and Hock, which were well iced and excellent. During the supper the Band played several charming airs. His Royal Highness sat till a late hour, and ex pressed hipsell, on,retiring, in the most rapturous terms of the elegance and hospitality of the eveni ing's entertainment. Amongst the splendour of beauty which irradiated the . drawing-rooms npt but notice the two charming brides, the Hon. Mistresses. PRINGLE. and CorroN, also Lady AYL and her charming sister, Mrs. M 4 k.t.NNori, Mrs. BIIADDYLL, Miss CHESTER; MISS JOHNSON, and all the beauty and fashion of the neighbourhood. As His Royal Highness in tends reviewing the whole Brigade of Guards this day, I shall send an acconat of that, as also of a public breakfait, to be given by the Honourable General FINCH, under the dirion of that known Artist G-UXTER, and to I.VhiPh all the Officers are invited to meet His Royal , klighness. BRIGHTON, JULY 20. The -FRIt4cE, it is said; will certalnlif be here either on Tuesday or Wednesday next, and will ho nour the race between Sancho and Pavilion, at Lewes, on Thursday, with his presenCe.—The races here, which commence on Fridayi:are expe&ed to be attended by more elegant company than eves' dis tinguished them in any preceding year. The ar rivals here, within the last few days, have been nu merous beyond all precedent. Earl CRAVEN, and a large party of Ladies .and Gentlemen, embarked on board liis Lordship's Pleasure yacht, on Thursday last, in a brisk gale and rough sea. • The yacht stood Out to sea ,for some time, and then tacked for the port of Shoreham. • A short distance on this side of Shorei r tatn, a . gun was tired for a pilot, who, in a small - boat, presently put off to them i and the whole party, soon after, left the yacht, add were put on shore between Southwicke and Shoreham. The Earl and C;ountess of BERKELEY were on the rides, both yesterdaY and to-day. • TUNURIDGE WELLS. • At Srnitwon's Circulating Library and Post- Office is now open a corre& Register of all the Lodging-houses, exhibiting, at one view, those which are unlett, and others when they will become vacant, with the particulars of size, situation; &c. The utikity of this Establishment is evinced by the alacrity and nice attention of the principal Inhabi tants in announcing to Mr. SPRANGE every change in their Lodgers; and the satisfaction of this general accommodation' is to him the sole but pleasing re- • ward,.whereby Families on their arrival may, with- Out the fatigue Of walking throughout the.place in search of'Lodgings, by a, reference to the Register, at once fix on a suitable House. The Nobility and Gentry are most respeCtfully in formed, that, whatever intelligence they may wish to . receive respe4tnig Lodgings,- preparatory to their • arrival, any application to Mr.. SPRANGE will be strictly attended to, and the wished-for particular* immediately given and for the accommodation of those , unacquainted with the place, that may wish Previously to read the - Treatise upon the Waters, and full account • of . the place and neighbourhood, TILE TUNBRIDGE WELLS GUIDE (wherein is . also given the particulars of the Baths which were constrneted lately at a very great exi)ence, and supplied with the Mineral Water from the. Spring, as at Pyrniont and other places of great celebrity) may be bad of Messrs. 111ifINGTON, St. Paul!s•Charch-yard, London. The following remarkable occurrence took place lately .at Holebottom, Oldham collision of winds, commonly called a whirlwind, raised a nap kin from the earl h so inzli as to Le scarcely visible. When. at its highest-elevation .(the day being very serene)..it appeared like a very small bird, or rather a lucid: point. During' its ascension it was, some-- times rolled up, and sometimes expanded, and df ,forded matter. of admiration to numerous. assem blage otspe6tators, who beheld it thus elevated. for 48 minutes, or upwards. At length, -after being suspended nearly over the place from whence it took . its ascent during the aforesaid space of time, it _mov ed gradually out of sight, in a d,iredion nearly N. W. and has never since been heard of. THE SeitREY,,ID.7OtirtNED SESSIONS Were held yesterdayat the .Sessions House, in Horsemonger-lane, NevAngton .Serjeant 0N81..0V in the Chair.. • • . When the Jury,,were called over, so many plead ed e)k-niptions, and a much greater nt.tinbpi .pray_ed for certain reasons to be excuse, that a . great dikfi cuity arose to complete the Jttry.- A. that .ch;mge was given ..by the Learned Chairman, in whieh he noticed two ofrences of a horrid description •they would have to investigate. He trusted they would pay due attention to the ta.ses that would come be fore - them, and he hoped they would soon be re leased from their labour. John Kninele3 was indicted for feloniously steal ing, in the parish of St. Savitkie, Sonthwark, on the I,lBth day of May last, froM the shop Of John Boak, - a linen-draper, in the High-street, Borough, one piece of . calico, and _one, remnant of the same kind. Th 6 Learned Chairman summed up the evidence, and the Itfry found a verdid of Guilty.-Setireiite, to be imprisoned three months. . James johnsim was, next tried for.stealing in the shop. of Peter Ketrison, in the Borough, one piece of vibbon, his property. Verdict Guilty.—Sentenced to be imprisonedli X Mouths. Jinn - Lane was charged with stealing a cotton gown, and two 'children's frocks, the property •of John Hopkins.-=-Guilty. Sentence,lO be transport ed for seven years. John Wright, for stealing a 'lleac oftoilinette, the property.of Mesas. Alford and Mitchell,. was next tried. The Prisoner made no defence', but poverty, and his age of 59 years.--(nifty. Sentence, 'six months imprisonment; A hive of bees lately swanned' in th neighbour hood of Ayr, while. a person was endeavouring to attra& theM to a white sheet ; but .. they preferred u alighting on his back. He then, ndee . catisider- o able apprehension ; - lay down; and :continued me tionless till a. hive was when, fitter going .up to his neck and round his face, they left him Without injury. • A passenger in the caravan hetiiVixt DUndeelhet Arbroath, on Sunday last- died stuldenly, the road, although he seemed .in very, good health when he entered the vehicle. Oh the road he fa his stick fall two or three- times; was - returned him by the driver; the last time, lowes-er,..he went out for it himself, and upon repeate dly. quested to come in again an4 - --let the caravan prp,.. reed, and returning no answer, the driVer - got doiiii; and approaching the man, found-hitt: on his - Alcilee's; quite dead ! , , • At the town of Stornaway, in the,lsle of Lewes, Scotland, lives a man 'named Donald Roy; a fisher man, who is now in the gosh year of liN ifge - He is the owner of a sloop,. the. crew, of which.consOs of five of his sons, . the youngest of xhom is, 0,5 years of age. They arc constantly at sea`, even' in the most tempestuous weather,-and traffic With - the neighbouring islands, and the North of Ireland.. The fatliqr possesses all his faculties, acid isneve t r so well as ;'lien at Sea—the land air having an oppres' sive etrea upon his respiration. Consumptions and other decays, of nature, whe ther the etfeas of natural consequences, or proceed ing froth imprudencies; or an advanced stage of life, have engagad the study and attention of the first Physiciang of this and all other nations in vain, until Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead ,was happily discovered, and promulgated to the world, and which has produced such instances of its good effeas-as must; convince the most. incredulous of its amazing . restorative powers.. . 1 .1:o enumerate its truly happy; healing, balsamic,. and renovating efficacy, testi monies of.the first authorities are now extant. It is admirably calculated for bilious and other disorders of the' stomach and bowels ; for head aches occa ,sioned . by indigestion,; and for preventing palsies and apoplexies, so often the consequences of free lit iiig. Recourse should be had to it after every ex-: efts,- and upon every slight indisposition.--The (hi. and 335. bottles may be had .Of Matthews .and Leigh, 18, Strand, and of every reputable Medic ine Vender in the Kingddm, with - the words, '" Solomon, Liverpool," eitgraved on the Stamp. SHIP NEWS. GRAVISENIY, JULY 20. . . Passed by-the Cabinet, Woodward, from Cadiz ; An droscoggan, Corran, 'troth -Terierifie ; Dundee, Dallis,- from Greenland; Trusty, Cornelius, from the klavanna; licro, Russell, from Lisbon ; Phoenix, Thompson, and Fortuna, Eugoe, from Norway. Sailed—the Charlotte, Sinclair, for New-York ; Minerva, Wildgoose, for Gibraltar;, lane, Davidson, and New Htipe, Reynolds, for Tonningen ; Speculant, Lawson, Elizabeth, —, and Concordia, ----, for Hairtbro% - ' On Sunday morning, Mrs. Upton, wife of Captain Up . ton, of the Royal Navy, of a Daughter. MAAR MD On Sunday, at Northfleet,.Kent, William •Ritchie,• Esq. of Dept tisrd, to Miss Sarah Pitcher, daughter of Thomas Pitcher Esq. of Northtieet.' • • ' Lately, at Staverton, Devon, Mr. C. Edivards, a son of leffery Edwards, Esq., to Miss A lien, daughter of Mrs. M len, widow, and grand niece of I'. Bradridge, Esq: of King- stow-Rouse, with whom she had lived, near twenty years ;- and what is remarkable, she is one of the exaa number of 70 nephews and nieces, including grand.: nephews and nieces, the said T. Bradridge now has, and that he also lately attained the age of 7o years. DIED: On Saturday last, in Deionaire-placet the' Lady of Ge neral Bertit. On Tuesday last, at Leeds, in the 24th year of her age, Mrs. Knight, wife otsMr. Knight, one of the Performers at that Theatre. • On Friday morning, suddenly, at Winchester, Lieutenant H. E. Sutherland, late of His Majesty's Ship Boadicea. - He was called at eleven o'clock, and desired to be called again at twelve, at which hour he was' found dead in his bed. On tht 140 inst. at Fawley Cottage, Hants, Miss Matilda De Reim, daughter of Captain- De Renzy,, - Alljutant . of His Royal Highness the Duke of Yoik's Volunteers. PRI6E 0 YZST Bank Stock, 212 211 Navy s per Cent 94i 95 k 5 per Cent. 1797, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent.. 8t , ; per Cent. Rect. 62i 63 ; per Cent. Con 62 4 Bank 1.. Ann. r71,,q-t6tlis Ditto Short Ann. - • STOCKS RDAY. lyclia Stock, Intro Bonds, Ls.. 2.5, dis. New Ann. Lich; inns, is. dis. par Ornnitan, 7 6 7} Imperial 3 per Cent, 62 Ditto Ann.. • Cons. for 24 luly, 63 '1 k 6.11 G R oCH, lc PS, Ot Southi 11 , 101t,n1-strew , IC. EdiiNr, tic. {host paid), must be addressed. Lt)','4ls()N MA drc. ar.T(.JRN c)F . wHE4I - IN NIARK-LANE,....:.: By Messrs. S3t.t,t . t. n and N , I ALPA F i Meal Weighers, Including-onlen the 7th of Ittly to the izth of l'ulyi,, - • agrec26l) . to•the flew Ad: 24'a.Quarter.s at 9.2 s od too, Quartets, at . 79t od, A i. -------- at vs od ... to_ ----- at 78, odds -- 63 ---- at 9o&-od 309 --- at 77,„. 71 ' at bits 6d ' ..1 347 ------ az 7 6 s ' o • '3 3= 147 —at_sl 7s o - 11 . 52 --L--..-7- at 74. : : Ad, 3 , 7 -zOo 3t9 - at 84s od I, 39 So '4BO ------= at . b2S ad 1 , 29' . at tis o -165 743 - at 6as Gat' And p Quarters at sos. Total St .a Quarters.--. Average Bos. 4id. as. 31.1. higher than last Rettirn. A RETURN OF FLOUT"., From July 5, to july r t, from the Cocket-O Moist Sacks. Sack's. s. d. Sacks. 's: d. /9 --7 t 6 . 2; —,-- 67 o 70 71 o tz; —6; o 50z9 70 0 40 6 4 0 21S --- 69 0 20 63 ar lo 64 61\ 2 —..... O 3 41 237 ------ 613 o 194 Sacks. --Averat , .. . higher than last Ret -- 80 0 9762 —.. 75 34 8 74 737 73 23 ' 7z 6 49 6 72 0 ' Total -17,1 3s. 50 735. Utii, WESTERN COUNTRY MARKETS (Last Week: . • W heat. • Barley.: ()a', Newbury 1 63s•to 92s 129 61. to .38s od 32,--bd to 373 Salisbury, 1 . 70 s to 32S 30,5 od to 36s od i 3Js 34$ Basioptoke I 72$ to 86s 3isod to 36$ °al 285 od Winclldster 803 to 84$ 1 - 36 s od ;.o 39$ od I od t.' 3 4 s Devizes I 66s to 82s 13od to 343 al I 185 od to 333 WarillitatCr. 705 to s4s . 375 ad to 38$ od 295 od to 333 AVERAGE PRICE 'OF ENGLAND AND' WA"LES, illy tz: • Wheat BIS 61 I Bailey 37s -;:74 Beans 44s ird Rye 47s . tott Oats 2t3s tad tease 42s rod •pitice- t.fls. , ; A4ock.c . rs. Kent, /I. 5;.•• to 61: , tss. , ' Keirt - ;:54.. too. 1 , / 71. -los.' • .Suss-ex, si . os- ,to 61- as. .. Sussex; 61. os. so 61 6s'. lissex, 6/. os. t 0.61.1 6s. • . - FAranamt,-71. di. to 91...5. N E WC; AT4Taiitl L E.:A - OEI'44IAM. IVI .VRK.ii . • . carca4e:. TO 4s. 6(1. i Wat,- 45...0ti to'ss. Muttcni, to - 43. 'l. Pork; tV ! : 'to . .Llmb 41 Lt.: to.sr-%it.' .111t1C,h.: 01. F. A, 1' lIL It (per. fb. - rWr. 1. F. A N li.A Butts, so tOzstau: . eictr• • •.kti,t. Ditto, 60 16-6Slb. each! - to 26d. MerellantsAßlicks, - • - ;' 2.1(1. to zig. Dressing flitle§; • • - r •-? t 1 3 .1,1. to tgbd. Fine Cu4clo-iiites, . . for 2 . +i. to 2 ‘ .3y1. Flat Orilinary- •-•••••• • 141. to 190. • Skijrsi.3o..to 401i3 - ..,per:DO - ten /O . 40. pet lb. • Ditto,. so to 7•01. b.• 36,1. to 4tn. per lb , . • Ditto, ; ' 7O AG:B6IJ: 34,1.•6) . )7 , 1...p , .:( li. S ili4ll. Seals t :GleafihiatY . htt . . , to pc? ib; • .I.terge.ditto,: . • to6.* to I.lTirg: r cozen. - Tanned Horse iftdeS, is's. to 355. Ter Aide., • ••• RAW' a 131:S. Bctileif—Totui Steers (p , it.) rdl.l at ..2s. 4 0. • 14 It. .elis 3s. 'ad. to 3s. I i%farkstl....)„.:4tir., tf:solt. Middthlg, as. Sd. to as. . Horse t js. to 17s. octt. • Sheep Sikh)/ - bS di to ts . sti . Lanai -: • . 4 - is cd to •3i cd PRICE Mi. St,. James's Matket 3s. s Itd w . T o nT.AHow:-- , 'N.,za.66:;: r d Clare M a rket 35 . . la: I'ellowitus4ia—s.ort(+:ls.k4 Whitechapel Matket 3s. to_d. White go. --s. 8.45..C4:. per stone otAtti). • --- Soap do.. inv.. . Is.. -4tl. •Stti if 335, 345. Oct. Average ~4s. ; Dlttcrittuxit s. alts f G•rvAes tts. od. . • Good Yeliaer Soap+ 205.-:-Mottled; Price of Laudles par dozen, its.t.d.-. 7 'Muultis; oft St."TAMES's HAY MAAKET,IuIy t 9. Hay, 31. 1 3 , 5(1. to 51. hs. 611.—Ayer. 41. 9: Straw, 11. igi. Q,L. to 21.115'. ad.—Ayer.. 21.-4+, 61i. witiTEcHAPFL IIAY MARKET. Hay, 31. los. ad. to 53.05. od.—Aver: 41. ss, od. Cl , wer, 51. es. cd. to 61. os. od.—Aver, lob. nd• Straw. it. t6s. oti. to zl. 6s. -d. —Aver - 2. i ,d. COAL-MARKET. - - Ships at Market. Sold. _ 'Lay (4. 37 gbvt , castle • 35 •at 4 , as od sos 63. 4 Sunderland 4 at 43s oci 455, 6d 3 Cinders 1 at 33$ od 16. 21 Neiveiistle 2f at 4» 6d S=am ,ca 1 Sunderland -1- , I at 4,, v... = —a od t Stott* Coal t at •67a 6d ' ' z Cinders z at 34, od 3cs . ..t.il lg. 63 Newcastle Gs at 4os od sos 134 6 Sunderland . sat 4ns. od 4 1 .9d AS SERVANT, - • - A. Young Man of genteel Conner-ion and untie niable Character, has been two years in his last Pilee, wishes to envie himself in the above, line with a Geatleinan or ,Family which, is going 'ta the est Indies, ar Cape' of Good Hope. No .Wages is demanded.. A .Litre ( ( post-paid).to -M. M. No. 6, Mercer-street, Long. •acte, will be duly attended to. Tb• T HOMcIS TAYLOR, Esq: No. 9, New .Bridge-street, London. T . CONSIDER- it' bdt an of justice due _ to the 1 merits .of Our . LE E l e;' PATENT I' ILLS, to -com municate to you the following Cure.whicA has recently been performed by. thetn;-. An Aeqiiaintance of !nine, by the breakii% out of an. old Coriplaint (attended by a coinplication of disorders aring theretroni) , was reduced al most to a skeleton.; and although he had- the befit meeliell advice which could be obtained, atvi'tried a_ variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could he procured which seemed- to stet his case, or to do,lnin.any service: he icinainain`a most re •duced and pitiable situation for tWitt years,' torable to follow his profession; and scarcely able to.wallt or. eve . .i. to stand on his legs ; in fad no one who knew hint eve; supposad it pos. sible for hini toretiwer. He was adViseil'at • last to try your Leake's -PillsHhe did so, adhering stridly to the diridions given with thetn. He had nut taken more than two boxes be fore he found- an alteration for the better: this encouraged bins) jo procted, .and by taking a - tew boxes more lie found his appetite and strength gradually return,, and is now as health) . and stout as any man I know. You : are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for*confirmation of th; abuse account if it should be doubted. • . I am, Sir,. your obedient. humble servant, • -. Library, Folkstone. • _ THOS. DAY. Prepared and Sold by the Stile k'roprietor, THOS. TAY LOA, Member of the .RbYal College of Surge Ons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; Where, after a constant residence of than Forty Years., in a prattice particularly' directed to the Cure of Ve tt e. real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession -should always observe, he hatters himself, the advice and assistance he grattlitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be 7.• esteemed by a ,Oscerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold,' by 'his Appointrnent, tor the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St:.kl ban's-street, .Pall Mall; the Toysnop, No.' to3,' Ox.tbrd street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh Mr. M‘'. 'onald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Callwell'i, Dublin ; ' Liverpool ; Mr: Atkinson's, Manchester •, and by one Person in every considerable Town in G rat Britain and I reload, in Boxes of only as yd. each; sealed up with full and plain direc• tions, wherehy persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print. ed, at the Stamp-office. '• T. Taylor, No. g, New bridge, • street," to i initate which is , Felony, and all others are coun terfeits. •