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London, England, 1826-07-04 00:00:00

CURTIS ON DEAFNESS, &c.
Lately published, a Fourth F.dition, considerably enlarged and
improved, price 7s. 64. boards,
$
TItEATISE ON THE PHYSIOLOGY AND
DISKASES of the EAR, with the most approved Modes
of Treatment.
By .1. IT. CURTIS, Esq.
Aurist to his .llajesty, and their Royal nighties*. the Dabs and
Duchess of Gloucester; Surgeon to the Royal Dispensary
for Diseases of the Ear, &c.
Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 31, Fleet-street.
" Tne number of Editions through which Mr. Curtis's work
has passed is a sufficient proof of its value. We perceive be hal
enriched the present Edition with those facts and observations COD.
meted with his subject which have recently been published in this
country, and on the Continent. The cases which illustrate the
work are instructive."—London Medical Repository, Jude, 1126.

to 1 agst Belzoni 22 to 1 apt Roams
to 1 apt Iledlamite SO to 1 apt Barefoot
to 1 apt Pirate (taken) 55 to 1 apt Mae Adam
to 1 apt Crusader 1000 to 10 apt Gin (takeal
i tot apt The Dragon 1000 to 20 agst Lady Cramfea-
to I agst Fanny ger.
1000 to 13 agst each of Forth's.
At Leeds Races on Thursday, a Sweepstakes of 20 arm each,
as won by Mr.. WW. Scott's by Catton ; the Si. Leger Stakes of
figs. each, by Mr. Petre's blissey ; and a Maiden Plate, by the
me Gentleman's Rotberan.
At Tenbury Races. on Thursday. a Hunters' Sweepstakes of
sous. each, was won by Mr. Wheeler's Fanny, and a second Stakes,
'the same amount, by Mr. Gifford's Elisabeth.
BOAT RACE.
Wednesday evening a boat race took place on the river Mersey,
or One Hundred Guineas, between boats belonging to the Bittern,
oop of war, steered by an officer • Sir Richard Pulestone, steered
y Captain ce, R.N. Captain officer;
of the Etna, stared by
'aptam Emerson; and Lieutenant Maack, of the Lancet, steered
y Lieutenant Mooch. Tue quays and the opposite shore were
ned with spectators, and the river, in the line of the course, was
added with a number of boats, laden with individuals who take
rt interest in aquatic sports. At a few minutes after five, on a
goal gun being fired, the boats started from Sir Richard Puleston's
acht, near Woodside, and proceeded with great celerity down the
fiver, round a boat moored south of Seacombe--thence past another
oat near the Floating Bath, up the river, round the Bittern in the
loyne, and back along the Cheshire shore to the yacht ; consider-
ble sums were depending on the event of this race, and we make
to following statement on the best authority : The boat belonging
) Sir Richard Pulestoue, rowed by six boatmen of Liverpool, took
to lead. and came in first; that of Mr. Mooch second ; Captain
Menaces third; and the boat of the Bittern fourth. Sir Richard
'ulestotie entertained Admiral Murray, and a select party, on boats
is beautiful yacht; and Captain Emerson, with his usual hoed,
dity, regaled his friends on board the Etna. The race afforded
lush gratification to the spectators.
The Great Westminster Dairy Company dissolved
self on Saturday.
Those who have read any of the thousand and one
ccounts of the Fr, tch Revolution, must recollect a
evolutionary decree for the destruction, of Lyons, in
onsequence of its attachment to the Royal cause. The
roprietors of the houses which were pulled down, in
onsequence of this absurd and brutal measure, on o.e
round that they were destroyed for the advantage of
to public, have brought an action against tie Magis.
•ates of Lyons for compensation.
BIRTHS.
Julie s 6, at Southamptoa, the Lady of Captain Evan Nepean,
.N. of a daughter.
Friday, at Ballygiblio, the Lady of WM. W. Reecho', Esq. late
Liu O'Neil, of a son.
DIED.
At the Polygon, Southampton, the infant daughter of the lion.
. D. Ryder.
From the effects of the Arracan fever, on Tuesday, the 204 of
one, at London.place, Hackney, Lieutenant James Sinclair, of
e 10th Regiment of Native Infantry, anthem of the Right Hen.
it John Sinclair, But.
At Mauebline, Ayrshire, on the 25th ult. at the early age of 24,
It. John Brown of the Paisley Bank Once, Glasgow, youngest
an of the late Mr.Jaoses Brown, Milton-MW.
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'IEWGATE *no LBAUBYHAI.L bIARKEIII, Jut.v 3.
3s 04 to 4s 04 I Veal ...... 3s Od to Ss 04
uttun 3s Od to 41 Odl Pork
Lamb 4s Od to .5a
PRICES or HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAI.
ST. JASISS'S•
ay 5110 s Oil to 51 5s Od Hay 31.10 s to 41 Ifs 04
over SI 5s Od to 61 Os 04 Clover 41 10. to 61 Os oel
raw 11 llsedto SI 2s Od Straw 11 16s to 21 Os Od
PRICE OF 110 PS
new POCNITS. 142 W SAGS. •
ant 231* to 260 s Kent 210 s to 2400
uses
'sex 2205 to 2526 Essex
Farnham floe 3004 to 340x—Seconds. 1140 s to 360$
PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides 134 to 154
Common Ditto..
Crop Hides, 33 to 401bn for cutting
Ditto 45 to SOlbs ......... .
Calf Skins, S 6 to 40Ibs 164 to 24d
Ditto SO to 70Ibs . 144 to 117 d
Ditto 70 to 901bs ...... 21d to ad
Small Seals, Greenland)....
Tanned Horse Hides lied to 14d
Spanish Horse Hides .......... 1141
COAL MARKET, Joss 3.
dps at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
304 Newcastle 264 Lis dd to Ids od
4 Sunderland 4 MO 41d to 364 6d
MAILS —THIS DAY
MIL nun. MIL out.
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rateriord 1 0 Ranaboirsh • 1
utrinev and Jersey 0 0 narrows 1 0 •
imos 0 0 Brasil 0 0
ottenhorgh 0 1 Jansaka 0 0
fala o o I Bosses Ayres • 0
*Rand 0 1 America • 1
111Grs.W ATER at LONDON-15910GS TO.MOMUOM,
Morning 6 mimeos Aker I
Afternoon 31 earoutos aka 1