Star. — London, England, 1816-01-06 00:00:00

. *Bs rAumsnre Q NS. • Yesterday •Theintas Gull wail indicted for an assault on Thomas Alfred Gull, his son, a child bet Ween .eight and nine years of age. Mr. W ALFORD, who opened the prosecution in be. halt 44 the parish of St. Attn's, Soho, stated, that It was a case of great violenciiS and particularly aggra vated, because the object of the defendant's cruelty was a child eight years old, his own son. 'the defen dant was a jeweller, and at the time the assault hap pened, he lived in Little Compton -street, Soho. On the .81st . of October, the persons, who lodged in the same house, heard'the child cry Murder I One of thenr, a Mrs. Hovlgeil, went up stairs, and found the defendant beating the infant ilbntit the head with a stout - care ; he was covered with blood, and Mrs. Hodges suppming it wac the defendant's intention to kill hint. took the poor lode fellow away. The state ment of the Le ailed Counsel was confirtited by the following evidence Mrs. M. Hodges said, she lived at No. 5, Little Core/non-street, where the defendant lodged ; r,tt the Slst of October she was alarmed by the cries of his child ; she went to his room, and found him beating the boy over the head in a most dangerous way, and unlike a father ; the child was in a mass of Woo.] ; she took him away, and he had been under the care of the parish officers since ; the child when sh.r re moved him was covered with bgs. Mr. Willingham, another lodger in the same house, said, he went ty to the ptisoilet's room, and fund Mrs, Hodges dragging the child away front the pi i. loner ; the b-y had a violent cut on the heed, and his face was covered with blood ; he thought the child was dead. The prisoner, in his defence, described the child to In inclined to dishonesty, and said he •had corrected him on that account. He called a Mr. Benjani;n Smart, a goldsmith, his employer, to speak to his character. The latter described hins as a parent who had d,tne hiPduty by the 'child up to the time ()flues assault. The little buy appeared in Court, in A much better state t:.an wi,ei• he WAS taken by the palish. T! e officcis of St A'ir's, much to their clelit, had acted. wit;-. the frigates!. humanity, in keeping and cloatuing the cloid fip to tie tithe ..1 the prosecution. The Cuazastaig. so • .iis address to the Jury. laid, a parent was entitled to correct a child in a proper way, but if be committed .t act of violence, lie was An swerable tor an ass.ful! In this C3Se it was proved, that he had assaulted the buy with violence, arid at the Jury believed the evid , nce, they v.ould find him guilty. ' The .114. y, without hesitaion, found hint Guilty. Tile Counsel t, r the prosecution then produced a letter. written by tine defendant to a Mr. Bury, of Greek-street, Mr. Bury was the employer of Mr. Hodges, !eisbankl of the witness, who ...as to ap. pear a g iinst turn, and in order to Grverit him from Biving evidence, he accused Irina of having robbed Mr. ury of his property ; the coesequene.- was, that Mr. bury, cting up-n the tett‘r, :itched the lodgings of Hodg• s, and found there was not the least ground to the ,ccusation. • The C •urt taking all the circtimmices of the case into consideration, sentenced the prisoner to be impri s ned 'ix months. George Caid . y wIS found guilty of picking the pocket of the Rev. 'Lon) s N d of a silk lindkadt , ,f, on 6:11 ol November. ' l'be prosecutor and July re commt nded him to mercy ! ssss .Richard Wait,t, a notltionsly bad character, was found guilty of steaiing a kg of mutton and a piece 41 beet, from the shop of Mr. Hewitt, 4)1 Ben -street, Leicester-fields. He was senscnced fu be transported for seven years. 7 howls:More and eeeLpetwocil were indicted for stealing an handkerchief from M .jor Dawson, at the Borst Guards, on the a27:h of December. Both'sen tenced to one year's imprisonment. Jvhn Smith, John lardy, and P Xiang Davis, were found guilty of stealing a great coat, from John Ro chester, and sentenced to six .montbs imprisonment. Bow-mum—Yesterday Ja:l Palmy, a well known chatacter, charged and stands indicted for being c'wcerncd, with several others, in robbing the warehouse t f Messrs. Winchester, stationers, in Vil liers-street, in the Strand, was apprehended by Rup ten, in a h Arse behind Apothecary's Hall, Black friars. He was committed. HATTON GARDEN.—Yesterday Rcbert .4pplarcts, a boy, between 13 and 14 years cf age, apprentice to Mr. Lincoln, apothecary, in Hatton Garden, under e ' sent a final eramination, charged with passing a forged (ne Fund note, purporting to be :)f the Bank of England, with intent to defraud Mr. Birch, a grocer, in. Leatherlane. The prisoner having satis factorily accounted how he got the note, was dis charged. MANSION HOUSE.—Yesterday T. Bell was charged with stealing a quantity of tea from the ladia 'tare houses, in Clutched-friars. He was fully canunitted for trial. DRURY LANE TliEATßE.—Othdlo was the Play of last night. Mrs. itautms, who made her debut in Juliet last week, acted . Desdemona, and snstaloed the character throughout witli considerable effect. KEAN, ROPE, and Mrs. Gtovea, "acted Othello, Ingo, and Emilia, with all their wonted ability, and were tumul tuously applauded. CoveNt Gaettncor.—The Opera of Cyrnln was per formed' last night. We were happy to hear Miss Humus in such fine voice, and apparently recovered from the indisposition under which She has laboured for the last.three weeks. Her exquiiite tine "singing certainly constitutes one of the cltier attractions of the Piece. Are Alter-piece, called The Trial by 'Airy, :vas revived, and met with much approbation. SPORTING—A grand baths was given by Mr. Coke, of Holkham, on the 22d and 23d December, to Lord Bradford and a party of his frie'nds, when the usual slaughter took place ; 176 phe.u.ants, with hares,and rabbits innumerable, were brought in. Two of the cock pheasants were weighed in censectuenee Oa ger, when one of them Turned the scale at (our pound. five °tutees, and the other at four pGandNtwo ounces and a half, arid prenvoced by the best shots present to be the heaviest birds of the kind they had ever known. Besides the havoc made by the double-barrel 'le'd guns of Mr. Coke's sporting visitants, the pheas sants, it seems, have been much thinned by a disease that has prevailed 11l the preserves at Holkhana ever since harvest. . . , • DISPANDIiG C#P711.5 mauve The following Circulate has just been transmitted F to — the Colonels of.,Militia•Regiments : • . " WAR OFFICE, 1816. His. Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT having' been pleased, itT theltaine and on the behalf °lbis Majesty, to order that the Militia of the C.tinty of sbatil.be disembodied will all convenient *peed ; I am edmmanded to eipress to you the'very great satisfaction which his Royal Highness havare awed fedin the exemplary and meritorious services of pie Corps under your co:nmaad ; and to acquaint yob that his Royal "Highness is pleased to grant the follthir)tig Allowance s on the occasion, to the Of fi cers and •Mett hereinafter mentioned a , Each Subaltern, and the Surgeon's Mate, if any, will be allowed, as a gratuity, a sum to complete two months' pay each, front the date of diSembody ing (any advance already made beyond the li,•.ter dateibeing of course to be reckoned as a part of such gratuity) ; which, being granted to them in this shape, will net interfere with the receipt of half-pay, nor of any other allowance, to 'which they are enti tled, or may hereafter obtain from Government. — Officers holding two appointments are, however, to receive the allowance for one of them only. of The 'Adjutant, Paymaster, Surgeon, and Quar ter Master, are not to have the said gratuity ; it being intended that they shall be retained on duty, and receive pay, commencing from the day subse quent tu.that of disembodying inclusive, at the rates fixed by the Act of 55 Geo. 3. cap. 165. 4 "rhe non-effective and contingent allowances of the Captains, the mess allowance, and other regimen tal allowances for embodied Carps, are to cease from the date of disembodying inclusive. 44 In pursuance of the Prince Regent's order, sig nified to the Lord Lieutenant of. by Lord Viscount Sidmouth, and communicated by his Lord ship to this Department, to retain upon the disembo. Vied establishment of your regiment, the number of &drains, Corvrals, anA Drummers, allowed by the Act ut the Geo 3. cap. 90. sect. 83. viz. one herj-ant and on.. Larporal to every thirty private men with ati.litional Corporal 'for every surplus et titteen mei, or upwards, and one Drummer per co• , ,p-iiiy, with an addition of one Drummer for each Rank company of regiments or battalions, consisting of hire or inure comp.anies • such Serjeants, Corporals and Drummers as exceed ;hat number, in each rank, are tube immediately discharged g and in the execu tion of this part of his Royal Highness's instructions, I am commanded to desire.your most particular attention, that no Serjeant or Corporal be tetained, who is not, in every respect, fit for service, and .qua litiM for the active duties of a Non-commissioned otlicat, nor any Drummer who is not an able bodied young. G. 1411. " Such of the Serjeants to be discharged, as may he deemed deserving of the Out-Pension under the Prince Regent's Warrant, dated 28th February, 1 1 414, :ind such of the Corporals and Drummers as may have a claim to the Pension under the Geneial Militia Laws, are to receive an advance of Marching Allowance, at Is. bd. per diem, sufficient to carry them to .I..!ardon, reckoning ten miles for a day's march, without halting days ; a report thereof being made to thc Agent, by whom the men will be fur ther subsisted according to their respective rai.ks, until they can pass an examination betore the Chelsea Board. " Each Nun-commissioned Officer and Drummer, who sii4ll be discharged, and not recommended for the Coelsr-a Pension, and each Private Man who 311411 be disembodied, is to be allowed a bounty equal to fourteen days' pay, reckoning from the date of discharge, or of disembodying, exclusive; and is to be permitted to take with him the clothing of the year 1815, and also his knapsack. The like rule, as to the clothing and knapsacks, is to be observed with respect to men di:charged and recommended for the pension. 66 Tile Non-commissioned Officers and Drummers retained on the disembodied establishment, are of course not to receive the 14 days' bounty. 66 Before the disembodying you will cause an exact muster to be taken by the Regimental Pay master, of the several companies of the corps:-you will also see that all the quarters be duly cleared, and take especial care that the accompts of the men be made up, and all their just pretensions completely satisfied, to the time of their being dismissed. . , 4 Care is to be taken that the arms, accoutrements, and great coats if not worn three years), for the number of men of - which your regiment is to consist, when eliiembo4ied, be all collected, in order to be lodged in the manner directed by the Act above re ferred to ; bat if the great coats now in use shall have been worn three years, they may be given to the men. •• The tents, if any, and whatever arms you may have beyond the said establishment, are to be deli vered to such persons as the Board of Ordnance shall appoint to receive them. The supernumerary accoutrements, and the great coats (if not worn three years), of the non-commissioned officers and druth titers to be discharged, as also those not wanted for the use of the privates of the disembixlied establish ment, together with'itny serviceable camp necessaries that remain in the possession of the corps, are to be sent' to 'Sikh place as shall be pointed out by the Stotelteeper-General, to whom inventories thereof should be sent . ; and the Commanding Officer will, of course, be responsible that the arms, Scc. are left in the best possible state. " The claims of every individual in the corps are to be finally settled by the Paymaster; but as some cases may possibly occur, in which the absence of 1 officers or Iran, at the time of disembodying may be noavoidable, the Paymaster is, in :itch. cases, and also in the cases of men who are necessarily absent from the corps on accocnt of sickness,. to transmit to the Agent a statement, &hewing the names oldie perions absent, the balance due to each individual, ' and the stations at which they a•e to be found, in order that their claims may be settled upon their own application to the Agent, without difficultyor delay ; a duplicate of which statement is to be sent to the Superintendants of Military Accounts. •• The Paymaster is to send to the Superintendants of Military Accounts, an estimate . (with a duplicate thereof for the use of the Agent), of the sums that wilt birrequ:red on the present occasion, distipguish ing the 'proportion for each !wail of service. •' He is to give credit in his last. kay List, for the unclaimed effects and credits of ;be decent ed men,l • atsd deserters; annexing a state thereof to the said Pay List; and is to balance his final accomptexaetly with the Agent. 16 If you should deem it expedient to detain the Serjeant-Major, Quarter Master Serjeant, Paymaster, Serjeant, or the Pay-Serjeant of a Company, 1)&yond ;the day of disemlyidying the corps, for the purpose of .assisting in finally closing the accempts thereof, the said Non-commissioned Officers wi:l, whi'e so de twined, be permitted to receive their usual pay and alloWances, provided the period of detention do not exceed seven days from* the date of disembo4i.ig. As she charge of the pay, clothing, contin gencies,. and allowances• to reduced' •Subaltertis, &c. of the disembodied .militia . will in future be defrayed under the .superintendance of Office, the appoint ment of Battalion Cie! k will !lilt be revived, and the financial concerns of the corps whets disembodied, will be carried on by the Paymaster, who is to be re tained as before-mentioned. 61 I transmit herewith a copy of tie Act of 551 Geo. 111. eap..165, before referred to, in which the pay and allowance of the Officers and Non-commis . - skilled Officers, and drummers, who are to be retained permanently, on duty at the head quarters of the corps are specified ; and have the hont;ur to state that thp Paymaster may accordingly account with the se• veral individuals conoerned, for their respective al lowances, from the date of the disembodying exclu sive, in the manner hereafter mentioned. 64 He will immediately transmit to the superiaten dants of Military Accompts, an estimate, the particulars ok o the sum wlech will Le •regairej, from the date of disembodying up to the A oril, 1816, when he will be authorised by the Agent'Ge neral for Militia and Defence Acts, George liht!e, Esq. Great George -street, Westminster, to draw li.r the amount. His future estimates for this service are to be prepared for tour months in advance, and are to be regularly forwarded on the 2 1th of the month, pre ceeling the periods for which the c.titrates arc wade. 66 The pay-of the Commis.ioned 00i.:ers are to be issued to them on the 21411 of each inooth, and that of the Non-commission.] Officers and chum:lie:A at the end of every week ; but it is to be understood that the pay of either is not to be issued in adeance. 66 You will observe, by section 10 of the act last mentioned, that the allowance granted to the Subal terns and Surgeons-Maces of the Militia, whilst dis emb,,died, are to be issti.ed on the 21• th c,f Ju:,e and 21,h of December in each year. 4 , The Paymaster will accordingly receive the ne cessary forms of estimates and accompts for this szr. vice, in proper time, from die Stiperintenclants of Military Accompts, with whom' he should, it nec:s- Lay, correspond. " Tile manner in which the arms. accoutrements, great coats. and other stores of the cntps arc to be kept, and various other points necessary. for ' , ctr guidance, being specially provided for in the same act, I . have only to request your partici:4 atten tion to it. " I cannot conclude this lettrr without expressing to you the sati4Action which I feel, in having the honour of sguifying. on the present occasion, the Prince IC•gt:nt'a gracious approbation of the services of the OdiLeis, Nun-commissioned Odictrs, drum mers, and private men, 6:liaising to the Regiment of Militia under your command. (Sighed) " PA C.itasrox." COMMERCE. IMPORTANT NEAPOLITAN DECRET. THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF TIIE INDIRECT TAXES TO lIIS EXCELLENCY THE SECRETARY 01.' FINANCE. His Majesty having ordained, that with regard to English, Spanish, and French ships, as far as regards the visit, should be allowed the same exemptions el every kind as they enjoyed before the militari occu pation depending upol the system then in force with the limitation, that from such a privilege sl:ould be excluded Maltese and lonian Island ships, and ell other vessels covered with the flag of the three s.id powers ; and lastly, that the maritime laws be exactly observed in the quality of the crew. I, in crder t. , carry into execution the royal orders, Lave thought it my duty to draw up the followiag ReAnlations, which I pray your Excellency to present for the sanc tion of his Majesty : Art. I. The English, Spanish, and French ships must carry their clearances from ports belongin' to their respective Sdvereigns. The Spanish and French vessels must yore the Captain and two-thirds of their crew subjects of their respective nations, and the English vessels mustte able to present their register. Art. 11. The ships above specified a:: freed from. any visit of the Custom-house Officers, Loth upon their arrival and at their departure, but they must he cautiously watched from the Castem-house barks, that they neither discharge or take on board any goods with the purpose of defrauding the revenue. The other Articles, to the number of ten, refer to the visits of the tfficers of quarantiae, the netimer in which the paymett of dutei is s , :ciired alter tl:c landing of goods, the conduct of owners and con signees, warehousing, re-shipping, coasting, etc. The 13th article says--- 4 Considering that, the si tuation of England and its dependencies beyond die Mediterranean, presents particular circumstances which exclude any idea of fraud. :tad that tl. it naion ought not to be treated, with reg ard to the vessels that come from plates beyond the Medi:erratic tn. and from the Continent of Europe, with the same rules as those on which the present general instioc tions are founded for the said nation, and the others which enjoy the benefit of a privileged flag. It has been determined that the Captain of every English vessel shall carry along with him the manikst of his whole cargo, signed by the proper atitlaniz'y of the port from which his vessel sails, and ty the Neapoli tan Consul, if there he one resident at said port, and that immediately upon his arrival he shall present it to the officers of the customs. Afterwards she mer chants to whom theloods are consigned shall rive, within three days from the arrival of the vessel, a of the contents of the manifest. 1 ' • Considering, however, the particular circumstances 'of England, detached from the Continent, if shall be allowed immediately to execute the declaraticn of detail (upon the assurance that the documents have not been received), in conformity with a manifest' signed by the Captain ; and upon salt a declaration being made, all the articles destined for the kiaedem of Naples may be unloaded at the Custom-house for examination and liquidation, in the presence of the k owners or consagnees of the sante. Aff arvirntriELD MARKET, JANUAR'', 5. beef 4s 0.1 to 5s 0: i V..al W Mutton 4* 0.1 0) .5, 0: i 1••rk 4 . et . 1 BtaAs42;l—tilie— , vntl liiniSs 3,109 — r ',lv rs !c1 1 ..:, 1 IAY . 2 0.11/ Silt AW, PER 1 0A1). "a Mealowl-lay sl 0) to 41 54 j Clov..r 41 0 11 . A StrAV , El SS to 01 1. 1 % ..‘ NI:Wi•AUL. AND LILADEMHAtd, (f) the ('aren%) Be d , mr a pp le st 03 to 41 id Veal 4t cou l , Mutton • 31 'Ol t• 4i VA I I'ft __ PRICF.S OF HAY AND 311 LAW YESMA4 ST.JAIIIPP . S. WIIIITL.M ant. Hay 31 'I O. to 45; with 411 I liar 41 o i to i t. i 11 t o II l i straw 11 iv.: 0.1 to t' 13,lid______ Straw 21 Pst4CE OF Hop:. NSW SAGS. • SIM tikt six Keit .61 0. to II . 414 Kent . t 1 6 , 10 , Stoles 41 Ito to 7t lo t Su•set • e l 4 'l Essex SI 10 to 11 i 04Is Faustus' 111 0.1.1 RAW HIDIST. ------- -.4 Best Heifers awl Steer* (per 014i;:ary Is 10,1 16 . stone) . 2' 84 to 3* 01 Ni i ,ri ttt C a lf 1 MidiWogs Ila 41 to ts 6 ing llorse i si el l h TA I .1.0 W. -- Fowl' 'Linow Veilow itil4litt White d'tto Soap ditto i ;nni I)r...ta Ins 04. 1 PRICE OF St. Jamei'l Mark(t 3, 101 Clare Market - Qd White chapel Marka Ss 91 per *tone of Sib . Gravel 13s (Id PRICF. LEATITEN IN 5U to 56111, 'AI 224 bitto, 53 :o 24.1 t.:5,1 Merchants I:Azki I :id 201 f;tl 17 17 7 4 1044 .EAI:N I( A1.1.. 1' Calt Skills, 35 teli h Ditto 50 to 701, Dltto 70 to bulbs Greeds ( I.:tr:q• listrfs. per WIC. COAL 14ARKET. JANUARY 5. Ships at Market. Maps Said. Price. 734; Ntwcable • SO} 41e. Od. to so t 161 sunderl:md 41 404. Gd to of. COUNTRY 111ARKI:r UXER:one, Tao. 4.—What per load Xto 10t tctr : Bar:ey, per ioart.:r !r ) 0:.:, t , to 33d. 011 :;64, 11a:3, The qua rern loaf in Edinburgh is v.rt.nrn penny ! Iu I. , :ndon our r•rie^ is n. , Arly a t hi r d i t • A letter from New Yyrk of the 9 9th W t . Already lias a d;l'gent inquiry taken pliev of our ships of syar for seamen, and soi arc found trill be discharged. lam sorry oats of our countrymen (AniericAcs) have acquittelii salves disgracefuLy at ,vre ; p!nhab:y yoo i have heard of th, affair. Sirne of our Cap:,, - . iroduced tato their bales of conon large tour, order to maid weight. Tl.e trick. bovete, , detected in tittle Lo have its clico." The remiins of GARDESDPet moved yesterday sncrning from his house, square, in a hoarse and fix horses, followed miming coarhec and six, am/ ftv.ral of hisl carriages, in:et - went, in lit. Isnatl's nes mond. New-rose. • BIRTH. Tlettinroogh, Count' Tippersty, the Het orhley. 1.a(17 e! the Hon. Major-Oentrol Anonbet iv DIED. - - -- • A few days enee,,ar Maim/ham. Birk, aged St, th• Elcurcna:it-Gen.-r.ll I.ast night. in Daker•ettcrr, after a •hurt Blum kith year of his age, I.icgitenaot-General fir Geor k ;i: Prem. Colonel of the 16:11 ltegintent of Fair, and aituo Cierf and COMlSlalldcf of the Forces in the /kiddie* Vottli Lately, Mn.. Ann Mlfratt, wife of Mr. Jame. Mt.tril West Ham, iu the County of Ehsta, aiie4 Is years, last tour pears GOD bad afflicted wish excrusixia‘ 444 and a mental izraiegenten:, which slut bore with sairJoi ileac" fortknic i , and resignation, to the a/ Amon all friends ani acquaintance. MR COUGHS. liOAIIbENF.S , ES, &e. 11 R. GREENOUGH': PLC FORA'. LOZI 111 GLS of TOLU ,• the great demand for which, kr wards of fifty yeara trial, proves them superior risotto Coughr, lioarsenesses, sore Throats, Asthmatic sad Curs tivc Complaints. The Eutttine only hare B. Halyard r 4111 the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as Exuma Greenough, the !mentor. • Sold in boxes at Is. I id. cub by his appointment,lnr bury and r.ons, Chureh-yard; Sutton and ' Chu 7c:s. yard ; Bayley and Co. Coekspsr-r rect ; Ilt! change; Ware, 324, Holborn; Clarke, ati9, Bawl* 150, 0 ford t ret t ; Barclays, Fleet-Market; ht.::c1156, dtll1; and the Venders act:mane hitslitines. a:41.1 may bl! Green-711311s e!lebrand7 l "I'URES for pre.erving the Tectla and GUM, assi ara f otgh•Aelt, its enlarged bottles a' us. 9tl. PENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been ten frecitteittly the 3tiblect d g eneral reinvb:..tion,_thaz 1. wo destitute of the eksotor inedi cal art Lave offered thetil,elvots as candidates ist ptclll iron-age in the pi•Gfeiisr:on of PLy,ic. For 'Le villinsedil , " tk to the re,u:t cif fair Ntudiv4 and exprrietize, smite! from brine among tho.e tuviiirscs ‘r9asr ia ten:.!011.5 have eutortunately tor society, been ton ism:6 l eel red, we bez have to submit to the llbecal and , faithful statement of our pursuits and acquit - canna After having received a iezular itteLlcaleilazitioLls of Messrs Griudal au.t wlluse lectures end , carefully attended, as Yrofesi art and 4urgeousot the L p:tal, we entered ourselves as students in tic.tjll44 school tar ined - cal acquirenumts, the Royal Collegr If' burgh, and were instructed in the airerent braischesvis - - tierzry, the 'lleory and l'ract•ce of Pitysic, Charaistrfr, wife: y, Botany, &c. &c. 3:c by Cum eminent Prereast N. 4 sawn, Gregoty, Mack, fin:Whoa, Daman, and Mu!' We trust we - sliall.not Ise dewed presuavnous 0 1 11 4.'' our proficiency and acquirements are net haying for a long series of years made Venereal and the various dieascs of Debility, the particular d'i'es' our stui.ies and practice, if will,we hope, be allesetd that vet acquit-v. 4 ruiterior P:novele lge of their trernient and tars &gilt and recent cases of int*ecflon, a perteet re-coalitishe: 4 ) comple , ed in the short period of tyro days, and in tho-e r. utmost inveteracy, where other prarta.an lei! haw. !ailed rt l ctss, a proper perst:verance in our plan N of uea:nniut else the prient a safe and radical cure. • Amidst the Melancholy variety dis eders which are, itcts of a habit long anti mos: untit.ppily pursued by the r , .! both sexes, there are nt.ne oceo a al -trims% or in•ireih'n.. 6.,: •?' ttv.se deficierceies find deltiluies whieh trtq , .sly bitter the niatri7norial state. re such per,..,:r. tt WWI M i. : soling rellect`on to know that they mar now, I,y a m tr lible mode of trentraent, be renorcd t.. tea• e ate.r nt alt:;' bksvltgs. a !itrinn, manly, vizor.nt, consult: ;xi In as'' of siehility, Sr , .m whatever eau.. arsii.g, ea writ sore tit cies of venereal Infection, we rrty consithel bY P 4ll either sex with the greatest se: rec./ analanal honour. Hue' ".0 inhation at hr.ine Irani ten to three, and from slie: rtic( till v.n a• night. Pat.enrs in the country are retitested to state the psr their case. age, and genefA habit of living, &c. tance for advice and nsedieines, vie will be rent so any part rat the To ensure that setot!' scuba! to our undervaimig, the puecage 01 lenerc may ix r the account for medicines. CULIt It and C. Bergeore, No. 107, liat•4l-Gar' HIGH WAILit Tu-Nluit 41. I . I .0 Ni l I ):4 1010; Morning • 48 naiwt , •6 eter 6 Atterpoon - • - 11 ninivres after, LONDON: Printed by Level. ICeNT. PICINI Ilati published :here, and at the titer Olee, limn& ISn' • . . • ismrn•::,D m RR. NUAST iriI AM A 4R E k T ET: jA i. --- - beef 4. 03 to 5s 0: i Vest 4 . 81 Mutton 4.. 0.1 to .S. O: iP • ra. 4. 4 i t 4 C. 8ea.t.420-tilie-t. un i t Lamy. serest) ..f, , ,,,i,„,,,, ,-,,,' i't i. ' 1 I.ll' AND S l'lt AW, PEP, I O A . L .)-41 11 Agealuw•H e y sl 0 to 41 Si j Clove r 41 . 6 . , i te Stra .El Ss to eci„ • .. - 11 „ , ._...........________ . I , Ni..WL.AUL. AND .LEAI)E4HAt.t. MAAR • - ' n ai l,' .....- (11, the Caren%) Beef, per eine as 03 re 41 id I Veil 4 4 II i r• s l Vluttitfl •31 'O.l r.• 4. 21 ll* irk ph/ ji, - PRICES OF HAY A W )(Es pE uki _..... ANDsra tit . 1 ST SI .JASI . S. GNlTL:it a p t‘ Hay 31 0. to 5; 100•• 411 1 Hay 4. o i SO 1 Straw 11 It.' 0.1 In ft , 0.1 to II t 3. oft i Straw II - na i Prteell OF HUY:. USG IAGS. lil • Sam h i e ", Kest .61 0. to Si 'Or Kent . ra „, „' Stares 41 I ( is to 7t 104 Sue , 0 4 0 , - I ion. Essex al ICS to i 1 i o(ia Fainham is 4 . ) Is St• 4. • •,, , . RAW HIDKS. Best Heifers and Seems miler•lo l 01:rry I I la,, . • arose) - Ss nd to Sr 0.1 Nli.r!tet Calf Midiliingt SA 41 to II s 6.1 Log I Corse is PRICE oF"rAt.i.ow. ---- --- st. Jamei . , Market Ss 103 j !'own Tallow Clare Market - h. (fit 1 Yellow Russia Whitichapel Marktt Ss 91 White ditto O M per *tone of Bib ----s- I Soap tli7to 1 Graves 13s (h 1 -Goal Dr..,.., to g 0 4 . i PRICE OF LEArti Elt IN LEM/1.:M{.11.4,, ; Ifyit;s, 50 to 561 b. t. 0.1 22 , 1 Ca.t bk iip>, 35 to 481 4, ' T lotto, 53 :o (i6lh3 241 i.'5.1 Ditto 50 to 7olb, ! be Nlerchants Decks ISd 20d Ditto ~:t to stab, r . lire,Ning lii,!e,, 11:4 1 Tid 1 Snot'l Saals Greerir t ; 44 .1 i'll11 , : C•liteh Hi:e. 17 7 .1 itskd I Litree 'lnns • r er d, ot ;, • t COAL I• O IARKET, JANUARY s, On Ships at Market. Maps Sold. )'rie t 7 3if i Newcasle • SO4 41s. Od. t o g o , , . 161- Sunderland . e i 40'. Gd to 06 t 1 011i1TRY 11IARKE11. I.lxsaitioe, Tut. 4.-Wheat per load Xso las te4l7 Barley, N l' tinart.:r 2%s to ¶26.. () %ts , 32 i to t 6,. to 3Si. Old li...e,is ::::i to :;6, , .. i.e...$ :3 6 to L 7,. •ph _ C The quarern loaf in Edinburgh is ylrenp,r,,e 111 penny ! lii London our price is miarly a thi r d hi : A letter from New Yvrk of the Oth ult. ~,• a h s , Already has a d;l'gent inquiry taken place ii a , of our ships of spar for Biitish seamen, and e are found wiii be discharged. I Atli soar that, of our countrymen (Americans) 'nave acquitte.! T h ',, salves disgracefully at H.vre ; pinb a b: y y ou I .'; have heard Of :hi , alrAir. Strne of our Cap:in On iroduced tato their bales W tnnoll large it , On order to make weight. The trick. hosstrer, ()a detected in time to have its clico." siii Tire remains of Admiral Lord GanuEssever. so moved yesterday rut:mink from his house, int••eik square, in a hoarse and fix horses, followel In monrnin i , m cr i a rhec and six, am l ser.ral of hisi(*. caniages, 1 . .. r in:on:mit e in lit. Jats..eb nes I 1 grotind. New-rime. • • .. o • BIRTH. SSG I.vely, at Beshwoosh, Cooney Tipperary, the Hee. Mn .• . • nesley. Lady ot the Hon. Major•Cieseral Ann esley.et alp DIED. . . A few days stner,,at Oaltiiigham, Beds, agal ss, th• • Elentenant-General Benn-t.. . . I.ast night, to Bakeratkeet, after a short Diem kith year of his age, I.ieptenaat-General bir George Prow. Colonel of the 16thltegintent of Foot, and lair Caw Ei Chirf and Commandcx of the Fort!, In the &MAC Nord; Ame:ica. I.ately, Mrs. Ann T.Safratt, wife of Mr. Janie. Mete , , West Hatt, iu the County of E.sta, ;44..4 IS years, Ma last (our years Coo bad afflicted with excruciaiing4anis and a mental iaran taco gentent, which the bore with ma deuce. fortitude, and resignation, to the adafiranon d s friends an.: oxquaintacce. II ......;.:7....c. - - -: - ..... -- 7. FOR COUGHS. 130 A il NENF.S , ES, &e. II R. GREENOUGH': PLC l'()ItA I. LO 11 ill GLS ot TOW ,• the great demand for which, wards of fifty Tiara trial, proves them a superior mutat Cough', lioarseneaws, sore Throats, Aethmatic red C.. ~' live Complaints. 'llse ga mine may have U. Ilamard j• I 011 the stamp, by whom they are picpared, as rammer ., . ' Greenough, the Inventor. • s, Sold in boxes at is. i id. each by his appointment.inf . a bury and :nos, :it. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and ' le Chum:a-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspstr-rreut ; Nil, Ilt! . 1 1 : change; Want, 324, Holborn ; Clarke, 269, Borough; 150, 0 x ford -, t reel ; Barclay'., Fleet-Market; iiI.:ALS4 • of dill/; and the' Venders of genuine hi...inane.. Where 3:41.1 may he Ltd, :Vir. Green-m3lls celebrated ,: 'PULES for pre,fireit.g the ft. , .tli and Guilts, aisi car ' r Ch f outh.Ach, io4:nlarzA b , t‘l.., a+ t.ts. 9d. eats. r PENOVATED HEALTH. Yol I • Cu T has been ten frecpseutly the subject d i • general rein-ob:..tion, thud. .' dc.tff ote of th e demo. tn,:di cal art Lave iAterecl tlicia,elves as candidates MO Di t r ( - mug rin th:: pi ofess'tin of Pl.y,ic. For the ;furred 1. I tie:: to the re,u:t of fair studies and exprnettae, atadter • c o fro in Iveinz c:Le.- , ,1. among tho..e rnspicsca ‘ 64 W * 144 1 reihitins have nitiortunately tor society, bten too far/A:ref , eet fed, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and relight • 1 faithful statemeut of our pursuits and acqutreraents. After having received a i ezular oteL:iciii et:J.:trier. as the of Moms Grindal autl Illizard, whose le: tall:' anti prae carefully attended, as Protest ors and 4urgeons et the t•• Oaf, we entered ourselves as sted.lite in t:..1: ju4l) c. , school tar toed cal acquirements, the Royal Coilsle 4 burgh, and were instructed in theslirerent hnuichern A' .. Surgery, the Theory and Pract•ce of Nitride., Chemist:ll , wife: y, Boiatty, Stc. &c. S:c by Clow einment Prurety , N•liairo, Gregoty, Black, Fiamiltoa, Doman, arid Rut. We trust weeshall.not he dewed presunr, Nous to tlill,f , our proficiency and acquirements are not 11110:M ,1 • baying for a long series of years made Venereal ' and the various daeascs of Debility, the panicalar iitif4 our stue:ies and practice, if will, we hope, be all wed that we acnuited imiterior t:nowielge of theft trea•titert a:id tare sPgin and recent cases of intecflon, a ptriect re-estab l i O t i " , c.ntipleted in the short period of wen days, and in thovt t utniost inveteracy, where other prarti.:(t le i. bast , tared •' a x I cc ss, a proper pers.:vent:cc in oar plan‘of nes: m eat am the palent a iati• and radical cure. • A midst the melancholy variety of dis v.lers which are + < _ rims ot a habit long and most unttoppily pursued by& f , a both sexes, there are tittle noirealarming or iii •ired:vicr”.: ttr.se deficierceies end del:tittle" which ittl....itily prrVcio bitter the niatri7noLial state. re such per.on, it matt iv: :sling reflect`sin to know that they near nose, bra st.ir t- ' 11!.)le rlo.le of treatzaent, be renorcd t..that gt ate-, niall , „ . btLei,i:gs. a 3:1 - isa.:, wooly, a.,d viaornos conelitu ion In aid of ilebitaty, :mat whatever Calls/. ar.sitig, as well as in 14 c'7 % des of venereal Infection, we nal ire consithed by ii 3 7 . either sex with t;.e la . tatect se.recy and foittour. Hee' '.. , saltation at hr.ine tram ten to three, and Irma ilia in tilt er - I til l, t..n i• nis l .;!. .; •;,. P.st•enfr in tiie country are re.p:o•teil to state the pee , t . ' their c.se, are, and „:"encrl habit of %yaw, Etc. litchat•tg I . i tance for a.,.!utee and medicines, w'in...l t:.e -.init. :.rill he :....' rent's 9Castil to our inder.aiiii h , il.e postage ot letter: way ue e-w the aecount for nte.l.:inel. CURk LE alio Co. Surge:), it, No. 107, liar , in-qw .....---_______-. - - .--- ...1 --_, ---- - -•••-• ~,r , liiGH WAI LK 'I•O4sIUR w IW of Al' i..111):4 017 Morning - • 48 anoints ate 1 Afternoon - • - 1 I eituctes alt!. LONDON: Printed by Leval. Kish. Pick" i'lloi published -.here, and at the Star o:f i ce,lstindell al ' . .