Star.
London, England, 1807-07-02 00:00:00

REVOLUTION AT CONSTANTINOPLE.

By the Mail from Tonningen, a letter was yeller.
day received from Altona, written by the Britiflt
Envoy (Mr. Tumor Tom), dated 23d June, contain.
ing the following important intelligence
LaR night we were informed by an nafette
from Vienna, which place he left on the 17th, that
the Tnrkith Emperor had been forced to refign his
Throne in favour of his Nephew (who is avowedly
friendly to the Englith interell), and that all his Mi
niflers had been murdered. What has brought about
this fudden event, and what will be the ultimate
effell, remains to beexplained to us."

The fame communication adds—‘6 That no Frenth
accounts had been received for forty-eight hoprf, and
a notion was prevalent, that the affairs of the battle
of the 14th were wtddy different from their report."
Jthcr letters from Haniburgh, Jelpeeing the in-

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furreelion in Tat key, bate, that Peace had been of-
fered to Great Britain and• RuiXa. and that Sanas.
TIAN, had been obliged to leave Conftantinnple,
dreading the fur'y of the popul.see, which was freliv
mently directed againft French influence.

Another Danifh Mail arrived this owning; Atnti
beiniof a date anterior to the one received, yeilerday,
it brings no news.
There has iffued from Stilt Wood, a Proclamation,
or Addrefs in French; in favour cf Louts XVIII.
King of France and Navarre!!! The white flag is
hoifled ; and all loyal Frenchmen are promifed "ore
elifciprrie paternelk et une filde 'Wee &c." This
pay is alfo lima even to an odd farthing ; and the
uniform is catefully defcribed—with a fprcial note
that deferters are to inquire for the Regiment of the
King of France, commanded by Monf. the Duke of
Ps s N E.—The following is the Pil,clamation

SOLDI RB, Under the aufpices of the loyal Spycreigs of Swed n.
the white fl.9g is again hoiftcd. Honour calls you to iffemblc
round this banner, a internal difclpline, and pay, bore than double
your prefect pay, awaits you—Peace to u-o pe I. the oiled you
are called rpon to obtain, in the ranks of the Roy4l Army of
France The love of Louis XVIII. your legitimate Soweign, Is
already in your hearts.-4'4e fe R. 4 /
The uniform is white, the collar, facings, &c. blue, with yellow
lace, blue pantaloons with the fame.
As fuon as the cavalry is formed, the foldiers of this army will
rcfume the fervice.

Every loyal Frenchman, who fhall bring over the troop he cons-
mand4, or caufe it to rejoin the white Rig, Mall confequently enjoy
the fame rank he already holds, agreeably to the declaration of
Louts XVIII Kingef France and Navarre, dated Dee. to, 184.
Each Weiler is to inquire for the Regiment of the King of
France, commanded by M. le Due de Paz tom The pay for the
private foldier is sti Ichlinp of Pomerania, without firer..! (about
16 Cols of France), and with two pounds of bread, 6,1

Yeflerclay, ahout twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY
arrived at the Queen's Palace from Windfor.
At two o'clnclhis Majerry held a private Levee.

Commerce,
Diana,

The following had the honour of being prefented.
Etc. to his Majefly—
Mr. BoyLt, on being appointed Solicitor General of Scotland,
by the Mike of Montrofe. .
The new Swedillt Minder, M. D'ADteeaeao. by Mr. Can.
ping, when his Excellency delivered his credentials from his
Swedifli Malefty.
Mr. FOSTER, by the Earl of Caniden, on being appointed Chan•
cellor of the Exchequer of Ireland.
Mr. Wir.xxsz.EY PoLe, by Lord Mulgrave, on his being sp.
pointed Secretary to the Admiralty.
Colonel M. BARRY, on being appointed one of the Lords of the
Treafury in Ireland.
Mr. Co xkuuout4, on being appointed Judge Advocate of Scot•
land.

Colonel FOSTEII. on being appointed one of the Lords of the
Trcafury in Ireland.
The Rev. Dr. FISHICIt did homage to his Majeity, on being
tranflated from the Bifhoprick of Exeter to the See of Salilbury.
The Earl of DARTMOUTH, Lord Chamberlain ;
Earl of AYLESFORD, Lord Steward of the Houfe-
hold ; and Lord STOPFORD, Comptroller of the
Houfehold, attended with their wands of office, and
prefented to his MAJeSTY the Addreffes of both
Houfes of Parliament, which were molt gracioully
received.

The Archbifhop of Cisturrastrav,,and the Rev.
Dr. Vincirir, the Dean of Wefoninaer, attended in
their full robes, with the Archbifhop's Chaplains,
the Rev. Dr. Baaron and the Rev. Mr. WORDS-
WORTH, their Secretaries, and all their official atten•
dants, and prefented to his MAJESTY an Addrefs
from the Houle of Convocation, upon die affembling
of the new Parliament, which was molt gracioufly
received.

Admiral DORSET and Mr. FORDYCE prefented the
Ninth Report of the Commiffioners of Naval Revifion.
Baton RE HAUSER, the late Swedith Minifler, took
leave of his MAJ Esrv, previous to his leaving England.
His Mut s rir gave audiences to the Duke of FORT.
LAND, Earl of CAMDEN, Lord HAWKESEURY, Mr.
Pracsyst., and Mr. BOND.
Yetlerday, the Cabinet Miniflers dined with the
Duke of Poar

Friedland on the Alle, where the battle of the r4th
of June was fought between the French and Ruffians,
is a (mall town in the department of Konigfberg.—
Its population amounts to about 2000 fouls; it is
lituated at no great dillance from Pruffian Eylau,
and about S German miles from Konigfberg.
Official accounts were received yeflerday at the
Admiralty, of the defitudlion of the Dutch flips of
war, in the Roads of Batavia, by the fquadron under
the command of Sir EDWARD PELLIW. Thus, of
the great fleet that was fent out under Admiral
HARTSINCIC, but a fingle line of battle !hip and a
corvette, are now remaining, and thefe arc in a mi.
ferable condition.

Yeflerday a Court of Dire tors was helcrat the Eaft
India Houfe, when the following officers were fworn
into the command of their refpeitive fhip‘, viz.—
Captain MAC KISON, Sarah Cht!iliana, for Madras
and Bengal—F. GAILLARD Union, for Bombay
dire&—The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till to-
morrow.

Porrsmourn, Jot.y t.—Sailed his Majefty's !hips
DRAGON, to join the Channel Fleet,and the HEARTY,
on a cruize. His Majefty's !hip l'Attous is appointed
convoy to the Welt ward.—Wind N. W.
Rams:oars, JULY I.—A large frnuggling row
boat, laden with fpirits and dry goods, was !aft night
run on (bore near Kingfgate by the Countefs of El.
gin cutter, and bronght in here with 131 tubs of gin.
rThis boat was by fume fi(hermen fuppofed at firfi to
he a French row boat, and reported as fuch to our
friends at Lloyd's.

DEAL, JULY I.—Arrived the SAVAGE (loop, with
a fmall convoy of merchant veffels from Portlmnuth,
which proceeded for the River ; Bloodhound and
Acute gun brigs, from a cruize off Boulogne. Sailed
the Sea Gull flcvp, on a cruize off the Galloper; and
Monkey gun brig off Boulogne.

CORN MARRIT, MARK LANE, JULY 2.—Wheat is
in but middling fupply to-clay ; and the great plenty
of American Flour caufes fo little demand, that very
few (ales e effetled, and th••fe at rather lower prices
—the ordinary is almoit unfaleable—Barley and
Malt have very few buyer!, at lel% price—very few
Peas or Beans, of each kind—there are feveral further
arrivals of oats, foreign and coaliways, and this trade
rather cheaper—Flour dull in Pale—American 355
to 435. per barrel.

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SAILING OP THE SECOND DIVISION
Or EXPEDITION.
In Confequence of peremptory orders from Govern.
menu the fleet of Tranfporfs, with the troops which
form the Second Milton of the Expedition, got
under weigh ye flerday morning; about nine o'clock, ,
and failed from the Downs, undef convoy of the
Wilms and PAULIN* (loops of war.
The following is a correa the troops on board;
411 belonging to the King's German Lsgion :
Tie 3d Regiment of Light btagoons, (or Huffr) commanded

by Colsouel Atom
The 3d Battalion of the Line, commanded by Colonel Homage.
The 4th Battalion of Di. to, commanded by Colonel LANGwell76.
The sth Battalion of Ditto, commanded by Colotto! DaRYIRIG.
The lit Light Infantry Battalion, commanded by CoI.ALTZ/I.
Five Companies of the ad Light Infantry Battalion of Riffcpaed.
One Brigade of Horfe Artillery, and the 3d Foot (into.
The TranfpAts amount to about too fail,
Fifty-two fail, with lunges, embarked at Ramfgate. .
Three fail, namely, the Maria, Elisabeth, and Reliance, with eve
1.1,1 ht Infantry Companies of the ad Ride Battalion of the
! German Legion.
1 Twenty fail, with Ordnance, Vidhailers, Purveyoeit km% 2114
Catnp Equipage.
Two fail, with Artillery, from I.'ortfmouth.
' The Heart of Oak, frcm Deptford, with Lord Cathcart's ht ties g
and about
Twenty fail, basing on board the 3d, 4th, and sth Battalions of
the German Legion of the Line.
The following are the names of a copriderable
proportion of the tranfpores included in the above
flatement, in addition to thole from time to time

enumerated in this Paper :
Harlequin, J. Douglas, of Shields.
Elizabeth & Sarah, N. Pate) fon, New Cattle.
Juno, J. Hall, ditto.
Triad, Robert Lee, Sunderland.
Amphitrite, . IL Stevenfon, North Shields.
Henry, H. Norwood, Shields.

A. Holloway, ditto.
1. Davis, Carmarthen.

Robert Penn, Shields.
Matthew Foreft, ditto.
J. Robfon, North Melds.
J. Hunter, South Shields.
Barry Dyafon. Newry.
Farrier, London.
David Evans, ditto.
Richard Kitchen, ditto.
Robert Skelton, ditto.
Jofeph Seeker, ditto.
Thomas Stewart, ditto.
Andrew Scott, ditto.
• Alfred Hall, ditto.
A. Roberts, Barmouth
Daniel Smith, Aberdeen.
James Corbett, ditto.
John Popplewell, HulL
Jo(eph Hickfon, ditto.
William Michefon, Ntiveaftle.
William Reid, Haitley.
William Humble, Harwich.
James Lobbctt, Bideford.
William Lewis, Abedova.
William Cunden, Weymouth.
Peter Weftern, ditto.
R. Airy, Neweaftle.
Thomas Almony, ditto.'
R. Henderfon, ditto.
William Caner, ditto.
S. B. Chant, Leith.
James Mafon, ditto.
William Pcftll, Yarmouth.
David Jones, Caermarthen.
Robert Owens, Barmouth.
William Dr 14 Cardigan.
Samuel Hadden, Mahon.
Thomat Hay, Yarmouth.
John Gale, Whitby.
it. Benfon, Dartmouth.
William Garrett, Ipftvich. .
Richard Morgan, Yarmouth.
Philip Long, Harwich.
George Bowers, Whitby
Thomas Laycock, Hull.
William Fagg, Scarborough.
Michael Power, Hull.
James Brown, Arundel!.
Phiti. Leo& Harwich.
John Turron, Selby.
William Barbour, Yarmoutl6
" RAMSGATE, JULY r.
04 Fondly hoping that the reported defeat of the
Ruffians was untrue, every loyal heart was gladdened
this morning, by the failing from the Downs of the
fecond divifion, of what is called the Expedition.—
The floops of war, and a large fleet of Tranfports,
got under weigh foon after nine o'clock, A. M.
The wind was then about N. W. a foul wind and a
full tide. Of courfe, the fleet made but little pro-
grefs ; and was obliged about two o'clock, to bring
up to an anchor in the Gulls, between the Goodwin
Sands and the Break, with the South tide running
againft them.
• In this fituation, Ilretching from the Downs in
front of Ramfgate, they have been beheld all day
with a pleafure mingled with regret, that any ()Whole
thould for a moment arreft them in their voyage.
They are now (five o'clock, P. M.) getting again
under weigh, with a light breeze at S. E.; and,
whenever the tide cafes, will proceed on their
voyage, which, as I told you before, is for the Wand
of Rugen, near Stralfand.
• Colonel HALKET, with the Staff, and the re-
maining three companies of the ad Light Infantry
Battalion of the German Legion, now quartered at
Ramfgate, is to proceed with the third divifion of the
expedition. They remain behind, in confequence of
having loft their lores and baggage in coming over
from Ireland. They are now refitting, and almolt
complete. Their Colonel, a humane and gallant
Officer, is now in London."

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Brothers,
Ruby,
Neptune, •
Whitby,
Aircal.
Hope,
'Thames,
Hope,
Hope,
Sydney Smith,
Farmer,
Unity,
Argo,
Perfeverance,
BalleTcoru,
Jane,
nion,
Providence,
Three Brothers,
A rgo,
Unity,
Indefatigable,
Anna Maria,
Endeavour,
Leeds Merchant,
Boyne,
Shorn,
Adventure,
Providence,
Refolution,
Cora,
Coningwood,
E.leanor,
Eliza,
Fliza,
Endeavour,
Agenora,
Ark,
Brothers, •
Good Hope,
Mary,
Rodney.
Rochdale,
Regard,
Ruffen,
Soccer%
Patel.
Selby,
Veltal,

DEAL. JULY /.
" Sailed from the Downs this motning, about
nine o'clock, his Majelty's (hips Movtxx and PAU..
LINA) with about t;•xty fail of Tranfports, with the
King's German Lesion on board, forming the ad
Dirition of the Expedition, under convoy, to the
Northward ; bin the wind being light, they have
made bat little way."

OLD BAILEr.

Yellerday the Salons commenced at the 01c11
'Bailey, before the Loan MAYOR, Mr. Jnflice Law- I
• armee, Mr. jAiCC CHAUDRE, the R*CORDSR, ECC.I
when fourteen riforwrs were tried, three of whom I
were capitally convitied. viz.
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Won. insldoi, alias Desch, for *eating a Giver tan-1
kard, and various other articles of Myer plate, value
above 401. the property of Richard Rawlinfon, Efq.
his mailer; and RicLarel Thoragoa, for having felo-
nioully received from Singleton five Myer tea fponns,
and other articles of plate, the property of Mr. Raw-
linfon aforefaid, knowing them to be Rolen. " Mr.
,Rawlinfon Rated the circumftances of the robbety.
Singleton had conkffed the robbery, and had owned
that with part of the money he received, herrehired
a pair of pifols, and went on the high way mid com-
mitted two robber;es. For there two robberies there
were two indictments pending again!) him, the one!
at the inßance of a gentleman rubbed at 'Kew, nn the I
16th June, of his watch, and the other, of a Mr.
Baker, robbed neat Ewell, in Surrey, on the fame
day.
CharlerEaraard. a gronm,forfelonioully embezzling
fix guineas, received as part of the purchafe money ,
for a horfe fold for his mailer, --- Fawkes, Efq. I
to Lnrd Craven. Mr. Fawkes employed the prifo-
loner td tell a horfe for him at eighty guineas, and
er row time the prifoner told him that Lord Cra.
yen wanted the 11,,rfe, but would only give feventy.
four guineas. Mr; Fawkes agreed to take it :—but
the prifoner received from Penford, Lord Craven's
groom, 8o guinear, and paid his matter but 74. Mr.
Fawkes had fame futpicion of the fraud, and threw
tened to apply to Lord Craven ; upon which the psi
toner, in rather an infolent tone, told his matter that
if he did, he would never fell a boric for him again;
that it was ufual to have form profit on felling hot fes ;
it was a regular thing, and tyrants could not lire on
their wages, but mutt have profits in fome other way.
Penford, the room of Hord Craven, fwnre, that
he paid to the prtfoner So guineas for the bode, and
produced the receipt of the prifoner's wife ; but he
acknowledged that the prifoner made kim a prefcnt
of three guineas and a half.
Lord Craven proved that that he had given to his
groom a check for 8o guineas to pay for the !torte.
The prifoner brought tome witnetTes, who gave him a
good character : the Jury found him Guilty.
Wm. "'ones and George flub, for being at large in
this country, before the period of their former fen-
tenet of tranfportat ion had expired.
Thole are the men who made fo violent a relit
tance to Griffiths and Smith, police officers, on the
14th of June, at a little houfe, in Robert's place,
Commercial 'Road.

Seven were convided of felony, viz.
Mary Knowland, for !Malang dghteen yard: of printedcotton
the property of F. R. )3land.
Judith Lawler, for Resting a piece of printed cotton, value 395.
the property of j. Craig.
. Hannah Gorman. for Reeling two pair of ihoes, two pair of
children's morocco leather boots, and other articles, the property
of R Willis.
J. Harman, for Ealing fifty pieces of Width muffin, two fah
fitawb, and a main iltawl,the property of W. Littler.
Elizabeth Sidebottom, fer radslog part of the fold goods.,
knowing them to be ftolen. • •
And four were acquitted, among whom was,

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Richard disdrrws, who was put to the bar upon a ,
capital indiament, for felonioufly Beating, in the
dwelling bon& of Mr: jofeph Harris, a box of plate,
the property of Harris, Efq. his fon in law.
The circumeances of ibis tranfaftion have been fo
fo repeatedly, and fo recently laid before the
• public on the examination of the prifoner at the pub-
lic office, Qtreen's•tquare, and given in this paper,
that we deem it fuperfluous to recapitulate them now,
as the trial of the prifoner did not proceed, in confe-
quence of the property not having been produced up-
on the trial.
Mr. Harris, fenior, having related all the tranfac•
tions between him and the prifoner, he came to that
eircumfiance of the box of plate taken from his houfe
by Andrews, and pawned at a Mr. Parker's, in Fleet.
flreet ; he declared that he never gave Mr. Andrews
any authority vhatfoever to pawn it, and that he
took it away from his honfe without his content.
Mr. Harris, the fon in law, being (worn, be Rated,
that in the year rBoz, when he was going out to the
Well Indies, he left the box of plate in the care of his
father in liw.
The plate was called for to be produced, but Mr.
Harris declared he had not brought it with him,
as be did noticonceive it was neceffary, having fworn
to it at the police office ; and that it was four miles
from hence in the country, and that his wife Mrs.
'Harris, was then confined by a recent accouchement,
and coerce could nbt'appear oh the trial.
The Learned Judge immediately interpofed; and
informed the Jury, that they mull acquit the prifo-
ner ; that as the property • which was the fubjea of
the indictment, was not produced and identified, the
prifoner mull be acquitted.
The Jury acquitted the prifoner accordingly.

To the honour and credit of our volunteer corps,
they are returning, with enervated ardour, to their i ,
military accompliihments, to try, fhould the world's
tyrant dare to tread on the ifland of freedom, the
frrimne du guerre with his ffavifit legions. Among other
rewards for their *loyal' and fpirited patriotifm, may
our gallant volunteersiargely participate, from their
adventures in Fortune's Wheel, of the numerousgreat
Prizes which fo pre•eminent ly diainguia the Lot.
tery Scheme now fo near at iffue.
A perfon, aged 36, had a (mall Scrophulous Ul-
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then
broke out in her wrilt, both her Moulders, and her
knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and riot dd..
rated to heal; it then afferffed her right elbow ; and
theft ulcerations, with a difpolition to general debi
lity,liefuffered for twelve years. Her knee washealed
WOrceder Infirmary, and fhe experienced firm
beatific while a patient for a thort time in St. Bartholo-
mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the
benefit of SEILSBURY°II PATENT ANTIECORNUTIC
Dsors, at the Difpenfatory, No. t 5, Sohaquare,
London. By the application of the Drops for fix
months, her ulcers gradually healed, fhe regained
her arength and appetite. It is aow a twelvemonth,
and fhe remains perfetaly well. Any infortbation of
the above faft may be obtained at No. oo 'Duke's
(;curt, Drury Laae, Loudon.

FROM TUESDAY NIGFITS GAZETTE.
MILiTARY PROMOTKrffiI.
Cormaiffiens flgped -by the Lord Lieutenant of tat
County of Norfolk.
EaII Dereham Yeomanry Cavalry.
George Knudfue; Efq. to be Captain, vies Hyde, refigned. Dated
May t a,1807.
Yarmouth Regiment.
Frederick Barker, Gent. to be Erifign, vice Jenner, promoted.o..-
Dated May ts, 407.
Downham Corps of Volunteer Infantry.
litc.!•ert Harvey, Gent. to be Enfign, vie • Paint. prometeil ; and
Robert Youd, Gent to be Eufign, vice Wright, promoted --
Dated May 28, sllc7.
, • N•trwich Rifle Corps.
Lieutenant Thomas Crufo to be Adjutant, vice Mingav, pro-
:noted. Dated May 27, 1807.
Lynn and Freebridge Yeomanry Cavalry.
William 'safari, Efq to be Captain, vice Lloyd prcianited ; Wm.
Sharp Fortier. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lancafter reigned;
and 'llsomas Glefspoole, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Jackfon, re-
figned. Dated Jane t 9, iBo7.
CorPs of Sharpfhooters attached to the 3d, or Ea.ft
Norfolk Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
George Barker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated June an.
Commiffions in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.—afterri Regiment.
William Buckingham, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Rufpini, fuper-
felled. Dated June 19,1807,
Barnard Caffrey, Gent. to be ditto, vice Blakeflone fuparfcded
Dated James
20, sB:7.
Gerrard Fenell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 21,1807.
Commifficn figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Avr.-3cl Battalion of the ad Regiment
of Ayrfhire Volunteers.
Robert Cunningham, Efq. to he Captain, vice Robert Campbell,
refigned. Dated June ts, 7807.
Commiffion in the Welt Kent Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Dalton to be Colonel, vice Dyke, ,
refigned. Dated June 20,1807.
DIVIDENDS.
July 4. Joftph Murray, late or Huston, Derbythire, draper, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London
July 4. John Warner, of Elindon, Effes, Ilsopkeeper, at one, a;
Guildhall, London.
July 4. Jofeph Dean, of Watling .ftreet, London, wholdale linen
draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July 4. Stephen Williams, of Dover, Kent, 'tracer, at one, at
Guildhall, London.
July 4. William Youngbufband, of Cukheiter, Eifel, draper, at
twelve; at Guildhall, London.
July 4. °eine Dorfet, John Johnfon, John Wilkinfon, William
Berrien, and James Tilfon, of New Bond ftreet, Midairfax,
bankers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Shaw, Hurt and Co. reLft!:. era and dealers in (plaits, Bolton
lk-
Moon, Lancathire, April 20th !aft.
John Fearn and Jofeph Rlchardfon, of Middle-row, BroadrAred.
Bloornfbury, taylors and falefmen, June 24.
&Mao- In Batley and Rowland Rofcow, of Liverpool, brokers,
June 24th.
Hirft, H.ch and Co. linen yarn (plotters, at Hunflet Moor, Leeds,
Yorkihire, June tttb.
Samuel Stanley, Francis Lifter, and Edward Kay, of Sheffield,
Yorklhire, cutlers and Imams, May 14th.
Jofeph Williams and Co. of Sheffield, tallow chandlers, April t.
1 homes Warrington and Jofeph Adams, late of Sheeracfs, Kent,
Gem Mir* April ,6th bit.
Samuel and
_James Kirkby, of Sheffield, cutlers. May 18.
Elizabeth Lfewayn and Catherine Slater, Liverpool, lin en drapers,

June 6th.
John' Edward' and William Jewell Edwards, of Portpooi lane,
Gray's Inn-lane, pawnbrokers. June 'ft.
Matthew Mktte and Co. woolttaplers, Canterbury, Jane Bth.

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh John Mowbray, Efq. of Harwood, to Mifs Pa
trick Hudge of Awalls.

1)1E1).
At London, on the ift June, aged 76, Adam Glegg, Erg. many
years Provoft of Montrofe.—An waive Mogiftrate. an upright
Merchant, and an areCk locate Relative; he lived refpcdled, and
died regretted by all his acquaintance.
Lately at. Muirkirk, in Scotland, John Paterfon, aged 13t years
and fame months. He was a fhepheed from an early paiod of his
life till within there few years, and always healthy.

COAL MARKET, July I.
Ships at Market Ships row Price
ao NewcaMe Coal it 44% 3d to Sts
of
Sunderland 4 38. 0.1 to 4ls 9,1

I'U-MOKKOW.
Sun rife. San lets I Moon riles
sr minutes after 3 I 9 minutes after 8I 38 minutes after

HIGH—WATERAY LONDON BRIDGE T9•MOkROW
Mont - - o anilines after 11
Alton 000 • • iv adulates alter vs

SOLOMON's, or ANITIMPRTIGINES DROPS.
To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Houle, near Liverpool.
Norwich, March 9, IBc6.
MY Son has f .r three years been afilifted with that
diftreffing difteniper the Leprofy, and having eonftelted
many eminent in the facalty, without any benefit accrairg from
their prefcrlptions, lat !math defpaired of his recovery. Fortin
nately I confulted a friend, who addled me to make trial of your
Anti Impetiginesi which I accordingly procured at Marra Ste-
phenfon and Matcbett's, the happy effeds of which I loon dif-
covered ; luUice it to fay, that he daily grew better, and now his
health is petfally re eftablifted.
By publiOsing there few lines, and making known the cafe of
my Srn, and the effeds of yotsr incomparable medicine, you will
confiderably oblige, Sir, your very humble Servant, E. BERRY.
Price 45.6 d. a 80-Ale—duty ineltuleds
Note—A Government Stamp is pafted on each Bottle,with the
name and plate of abode of the Propsietor, thus, *Samsel Solo
) mon, Liverpool," engraved therein, to imitate whirls is felony.

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PUBLIC ADVANTAGI.
11F1E advantage the public mull always derive
from regularly educated prokilional mt u directing almoft ex-
cluGycly their ftudies to one fpecics of malady, was never more
clearly demonftrated titan by the unexampled Nerds which his
attended the admhtiftration of their new remedy, sad the extra-
ordinary cure* it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Meffrs
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervics,
have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their in-
veltigation, and are happy in having dikouered a medicine lupe-
dor to essreary in the cure of that compkdne—it Is fufficient to
obierve•thatt the 'Sleds of this remedy are diametrically oppofite to
thofe of triercury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige
of the virus. in Its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does nut in the
WA injure the conftitusion—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf•
tent in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digeftion—thus lofted of reducing a greng and vigorous conflisu-
Pun to the frightful coodidon that mercury does, it not only pre
fines that conititudeo in its primitive Rate, but restores a west
and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vigour.
' Nurabertefs inftances are on recent record of the (ulterior efficacy
of this Medicine. itsinherent and fpecibe virtues acting as a per-
petual corredive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an execfs of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the moss
infidumas, though not lefs defteudive indulgence of locau-
tines Teeth of both fetes in a certain pernicious habk. Atnidft
the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequenee of
this Wintry vice. there are none more Alai dting than that di knifing
Rate of debility sad deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma-
trimonial Rate ; tRe unhappy farm broods over his misfortune,
attuned to feek relief, tmtfthe is reduced to Net a Rate of weak-
nefs as so reader life eyyrefive. To Web perfons it mull he a eon-
fain refledtion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible
mode of treatment, be reltored to that gteateft of all human bleff•
IVElNaltrsol.mintly.and vigorous. conftiturion.
In 'Reeks of deficier.ey, front whatever mole ariGerg.
as well mist every (peeks cf venereal infedlion. Mars Currie and
Co. may be cortfulted by patients of either fez, with the greateft
leered and honedr, at their houfe, No. stn. Hatton Oardeo.
Letters front the Country (port paid) including a bank note,
wid love the staceffary medicine Mid advice Lent teeny part of the
Kingdom. No. 107, Hatton Garden.