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• -""P . agmo:rvw N 'r Una - err. WHITE h.. berg master. taden tge fiuns tt .t.„; v.dty rest t' from . Their Lordships affirmed sen .ourt below; and condemned the appe1,..... ,..... ,oc. costs of the appeal. il e - ThersitaVen,' In Ilia Isl4nd of Strumoe. This was a quest.ir rpsecting certain property, seized by the ) Salaitithe plivateit, at Thorshaven, subsequent to the surrender of that place (by capitulation) to hii Majesty's ship . Ctfo. The Court below condemned. the "pro , c ierly to the Crown, and their Lordship. 'lloH:rued the semi:ate.' ' atister- This vessel, under ) A wreath of Hope's Elysiae • Like thee, lov'd Innocent ! I've know n Those harmless joys, those slumbers mild; "When eret in Life's nncloutled even The sun of Peace serenely =ltd. Rut where are now those joyous dreams ? Or where, the orb that shone so bright AL ! shorn of all its golden beams, And 'whelml in sorrows tenfold night! Yet still on thee may pleasure shine, And gaily paint each Dining view; May all those sweets be doubly thine, Which once this cheerless bosott When doom'd, dear infant, to confide, To life's rude stream, thy tender form; May guardian angels smooth the tide, And lull to rest each angry storm; Thus, undiAttab'd by Miery's gale, Which many a fragile hark destroys; May heavenly Hope distend thy fail, And waft thee to eternal joys. Mentor, 'Williams American colours, laden with cotton, pearl, andpot ash' was captured on a voyage frcm New York to St. Sebastian's, and brotight to Plymouth. The Court 'below condemned the ship and cargo, and their Lord ships affirmed the sentence. Arthur, Rathbun master. This American vessel -*as laden with cotton, on a voyage from America to the River Jitlide, where she was seized and brought to the Thames.—The sentence of the Court below, which condemned the ship and cargo, affirmed. ' Hercules, Rathbun master.' This Prussian vessel,' in ballast, was captured proceeding from Cherbourg to Morlaix. The Court below condemned the ship, which 'entente was affirmed. • . • :: St. Ire's. .LAW Int iLIGENCE. COURT OF REQUESTS, JAN. 29. CHYMICAL PROCESS.--PLACY s. SMIDT. The plaintiff in this case was a milk seller, and sought to recover from the defendant, a professor of chymistry, Al 16s. for milk furnished to him at dif ferent times ; the defendant had paid half that sum into Court, but refused to pay any more, and suppor ted his refusal by the following statement .-1-laving, .he said, sot' some time past remarked that the milk .fumislied by the plaintiff, partook in its colour more of the rioNer than of the .1,61 k-white, and that the cream - wilhirCiince thntrrf ace was much ihinner ;than 014 4 000 w aiiiiie‘siught in its nature to be, - 11 e, being. rom indfaetrawassadieWien inclined to look into the afters and ottletaltelittes„ felt A strong curl.. osi/ to,stilee this unnMa apfiaranee ; and in order , •to slolo'bejleternilned atuilyse a small quantity of it. He accordingly took a pint of it Warm from the plaintiff's pail, and retired with it.to his laboratory;— when the result df a nice ck'ymicir7 process, performed with the'ekatest care and attention, and, he might *withonficri4 say; with some little judgment, proved that five-eighthsi.of , what he had purchased as milk,' was nothing more' than simple waxer; one-eighth of it con sisted" of Anti, and two-eighths'were pure mill. Con 'fide:ring these circumstances he thooglit,in 'offering to Tay half the.plaintiff's demand, he did all that the justice ofthe case required. ; ..,The;plaintifF offered to swear that he had not dilu ted....his •Milk with cae-third the quantity of water; :With he raid by.a very es/so/now Act of Parliament 'be was allowed to do ; and further, that he believed Isis conscience his milk. was better, and his cream rusher, than that sold hi nine QUtof ten of the railk 'sellers in, London. :The Commissioners asked the defendant if he less ! prepared to prove that the plaintiff 'knew ttieretras such a quantity of water mixed with &shill he Sola, or whether it was worse than that generally sold II the metropolis ? The defendant said he -could.4int'shisiehlfeefff i tt question. in,the affirmatives nor could be•telecide on the last, not having had an opportunity of analyaicg -the milk sold by any *box. fleiller, Under these circumstences•tho Court ordered the defendant tb pay the foll-anintikt of theraintiff's demand, together witke s sista.entiit.' .31104 i. ADMIRALTY COURT;, tAINUARY 25. ' I Eitvard—Pearson Muster. •Thie*essel, under Preto *jars colours, laden with,flaxleed,. potash, and mats, 'trona Archangel to London (as asserted )-was captured 'Ay the Quebec frigate near dig. Dutfh toasts The question was, whether the sipixtßfn the wittstoorid• hi would not raise a piesuMptrep ; tat she'seas, not l coming to London. It akipeA from the cprrespon.j ;deuce that hardly a d?atbaottool e si,lee eatertatnedof that fact. The Court, which had die assistance 'of Trinity I ititter,s, came to' sCadtteloOkelffite there was no de-1 'lriation' to the couree,''lrg:oloi,, sufA c ki,a, cow tor. There Neas'itoothen objection waited of the prat of the captors, as to the title and , propeetx of the ship. which was over-ruled by; the She', was xlikef.ore resoar4, l 44tli freight arid exile:ices', JAN. 29.—Corte Eva, Rinker master. This was a hues i on of t.llvage. • h appeaeed that this Dutch ves sel, laden with a cargo of wheat and oats, on a stop-, age from Amsterdam to Lyndon, was discovered off ritytint Harbour the salvors, in a , very perilous si tuation, having sprung a leak. They immediately went to her assistance, and towed g her safe into the said htsibour. The Court proUninic t ed 5!32013 to be due, as a remuneration to the salvors. *-•-• Addams, TOM), marten—This tris - 2 tii6ceeaing originally instituted in the Vice-AdsMra4y -Court Of 'Trinidad. It appesited that this veitel, 'under Ame rican colours,ladvs with tohacco,beef, herrings, staves, and variant other' articles, Was seized by an officar belonging to °lli of his.klajesty's 'ships of war on the ground of landing tobacco and importing t he earns/ into the ,aid Island, contrary to law. It further ap peated, that when this cause came before the Court • below, (after considerable argtiment on one side and ' • .the other) k pronounced a decree of restitution, from ••• which Sentence an appeal was prosecuted on the part the seizer. On the part of the claimants it was contended that permission had been obtained of the Governer to hind the tobacco, it being an ?rticle of • so great necessity among_the negroes, that they con sidered itAs a partof their provision. On the otherside it was contended, that importation of that article, con trary to law, had been clearly proved, and therefore the ship and cargo was liable to, confiscation. The Court took time to look into the different cases,- and therefore suspended its judgment. Fox, Porter master.—When this case was called on the King's Advocate stated to the Court, that he had received instructions from Goverarnetst, directing this . - . POLICE, &e. Three drivers of mail coaches were yesterday fined -45 each, at Bow-street Office, for losing time in driving their coaches ; but they gave notice of their intention of appealing to the Quarter Sessions, as al ! lowed by Act of Parliament. Lydia Martin was yesterday fully committed, from Hatton Garden Office f fer obtaining a piece of cotton from Mr. Remrick, of Holborn, under false pretences. An old woman, named Cheverin,e, was yesterday fully committed, from Marlborou g h-street, charged with stealing a quantity of plate from a Gentleman's house in Gower-street. It appeared, she had been, about a fortnight since, admitted into the kitchen, to instruct the servants as to their future destinies ; soon after which the plate was missing, and traced to a pawnbroker's where she -had pledged it 'for R 4. When apprehended, at her apartment, in Duke-street, no less than•six silly fe males were in waiting to be acquainted with their doom by this arch impostor. Tuesday four women and two men, concerned in the robbery of Mr. Read, the, j e weller's shop, in Jer. myn-street, underwent an examination at Queen square Office ; when it appeared, that a search - war rant had been obtained against a house near St. Ann's Church, which had the appearance of a pastry cook's shop. On searching which about 100 pair of stays were found, and quantities of jean and calico ; but none of the articles otoleir from Mr. R.'s shop. The master of the house stated the goods to be the pro ,perty of a bankrupt ; with which statement the offi-, cers were satisfied, and did not take him into custo. dy. in a short time after; however, they ascertained that the property had been stolen from a shop in Cranbourn-alley, which had been broken open a short time since ; they, in consequence returned, but the occupier ha d absconded ; they, however, seized the stays, &c. which had been identified as stolen. Al ..• relative of the pastry cook has since applied to the qtartsfalter; offering him a sum of money not to ape. pear, for which helms been held to bail. 2,irrasliff andePahwer, confined in Derby gaol far *ouse-binalsinte,veseaped from thence on Monday s'ennight. Tumcliff has not been heard of, but Pal ,tute has been retaken. :A few days age, T. Buller was committed to Wa. terford gaol, charged with having on the night of the 7th inst. entered the house of T. Revils, of Glandtiff, demanding fire arms; and on Wednesday M. Quan, T. Phelan, and I:Bream, were committed to the same gaol, charged with being principals in the gang who committed the burglary and felony on the premises, "of P. Power, Esq. of Tinhallah, on the 19th instant; Monday night the premises'of Mr. Pratt, in Clap 4 ham-road, Surrey, were catered by some villains, bP means el pick-lock keys, when they went up stitirsi andsucceeded in ,breaking open some drapers, fr-pM Alsonce,ske)! tonkr,Bank-antes and other Rtirles treat anadupt. • 'Tuesday 'ivening, 'as Mr. - Stbitt, .`Of Vitillorei pa/dog aloegTooiey4treet,•heiwtirleiveiin down byffotif..er five fellows, ,, who pretended vole quarrelling,and robbed of Lis watch and hit. Monday. mornmg, as the Captain of a Dutz,h ves• set, who had been wrecked on his way from Ostend ) was enquiring his stay in Westmintter, for 'the Atka- Office, some sharpers informed him that3t waslttin yet open • and prevailed on him to go with them intl a public -house in Charles-street, !where theypeere joined by another of their gang ; who contrived, by play, and borrowing money, to defraud him of ASS. • Tuesday se'nnight, about seven o'clock in the eVelii ing, Mr. -Forshaw, a gentleman of Prestos; was robbed by three footpads, on the Preston road, be tween Gilead-house and Fairfield, near Liverpool. r — One seized Mr. F.'s watch-chain, which broke in the attempt to draw out.his watch ; when he perceived that all resistance would be fruitless, and escape im possible, and after intreating them to desist from vio lence,he quietly delivered them his watch and a c.on siderable suns.Of money with which the robbers im mediately departed. - A very daring and serious robbery was committed on the night of Thursday last, at Leeds Castle, Kent, the seat of General Philip Martin. The thieves got into the interior of the castle -by climbing plum tree, and passing over a wall into a yard adjoining the kitchen, into which, the door . riot being fastened, they obtained - an entrance, and from thence 'took a carving knife, a three-prong fork, and a chopper, and then proceeded to . the butler's pantry, where, with ' the Above implements, they broke open the plate- i closet,, and took several silver spoons, salts, waiters,. candlesticks, butter-boats, &c. As yet no traces of. these depredators have been discovered, although the ,greatest diligence and exertion possible is making to . that effect. The value of the plate stolen is estimated i at £2OO, and its weight about 601bs. It is conjee-I tired the thieves were well acquainted with the pro vain& - • • • • . • PRIGIE OF HORS IN 'THE BOROUGH MARKET. Begs Pockets Kent 51. ss. to 71. 15s. Kent 61. Os. to 91. 9s Sums Si. Os. to 71. Os. Sus,ex SI. Ins. to 71. 15. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW 114 SMI'T'HFIELD. Meadow Hay M. Os. to 101. 9s. Rowen 01. Os to 01. Oa. Clover 41. 10k to 101. 10s. Straw SI ss. to SI. 12s. COAL MARKET, January so Ships at Market Sold Prices. 47 Newcastle 451 555. 91. to 61s. 9d. 11 Sunderlanid 11 49.. Od. to 565. Od. THE COURSE OF EXCHANGE. ,A - 11 .itittsterdain, SO 0 2 U Palermo, 125 Pence pee ox. tto at sight, 29 9 Leghorn, as . Itouerlon, e. f. 9 0 2 U Genoa, 54 • Hamburgb, 26 0 St U Venice,ll.e. 49 UT. Pictole Mtoni ' ' 26 1 2 U effective peel. stet. Paris lday's (12.19 4 Llv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 19 8 Lisbon, 861 Bourdraux, do. 19 8 Oporto, 67 Madrid, Effect. Dublin, 91 C..diz, 461 a 47 Effect. Cork, lot !lithos Effect. N t w Duller., Ss. 101 Rio Janeiro 72, Malta 6S, Gibraltar 40. New 1)oubloons, £4 11 s. Gold in bars per oz. £4 7s. 6d. COUNTRY MARKETS. Fsittsn Ass, Jan. 24.-Our sunly of Grain to-day was net very abundant; the Wheat trade very dull, full' is. per qr. lower than last week. Barley remains the same. Prices as follow t- Wheat 21s. to 445. and Barley 30s. to 335. per qr. At Southall Cattle Market, near Uxbridge, Middlesex, oa Wedneeday, Jan. 2.1, there were 212 Beasts, 4430 Sheep, and 81 Pigs. The price of Beef was from fes.4.l. to 55.641. Mutton ss. 4d. to Se. &Load Pork 4s. 9d. to 7s. 9d.per st. sinking Wilde. -_ -_tea - i "` ern..mszvio tisft st ietliLliMoTti i t vale. I hers of hverrite6;dilt TIM 'on win n : .4 'in Sl'l IPJ 's PATElerAlket 1 CU!:! ti tft Ug l's VD/ ill tile:o24*mM ail suiduntiorlifuebirlf4 also Consult the health of do sttottaeholenwotusting the T, and an lue,soaseerewl ! tii9a ti.e Leallts t tnifrorits...-In I abscesses, where a cure could tc!:arc-ly lso ; court 11 1 -- 4 ••'l , healthy a thinee fugitive pebtoseed, as to rzrtte t tt bet of miscue., .thotiatipthlit, hartapfluleon, Cu ter, a.. 1 -vrbutic complaints, its rptitaeinn is est .. - .•. , !..slied.—Wwit j 1 ,1, a . mnpv a sister not . than ‘tri attended tat, at tlielolsksaag . y, I.i, ill their endeavours to roa-st an apple, the melancholy • b1,41+1,17;422:;:-.',,tc..:',,,,iik-ri4.1",,,,,..c;.tvi35;•:' bite ,Kl' catastrophe happened. . preased on d bottle. bilrballireoeiets, sonl tweet*. , The body of Mr. Richardson, midshipman of the halal 5, Astne-mpaur, of 3s. 6th double is •:::. Hussar, who was drowned going to Spitbead on the le ' . an4 ; ar g er '‘.77,fe:*llll4l"rj•F-4'41616 $s - 27th salt, has been picked up on Haylin Island,.and oIX s.‘4'r , .t. 0.. vAts interred in the chapel at Portsmouth. T HESE PILLS have long obtained a ittst cele. brity in the ornate mat t !cool : Lt.& Prapr:etor, Mr. I :atm, DIVIDENDS. ; Apotlfreary, and Crum tIAL,r &I - 4a succor* iu Inany ob.:watt: Wm. Brewer, of Bithpoof-Mills, Somerset, miller, Feb. 0, at Sous ristrrdeos, ear :numerous patients cf tlisti..ction and o!her , , &even, at the Market-House,Trintons—Geo. Pearson, of Friday. partietlarly the Duke of Bedford'," Deerge ika`..ron, t!.e streiet,Ciadapaide, Londoe,warehouserman. Feb. S, atone, at Guild- Dowager Lady Say mlfiele, the %flacon:nos Itilkelt Pal'.-sill. W. Person and A. W. liodecker, of Little St. Helen's, he. was persuaded to oiler them to the pahlic, dodge the- eq.. London, mere an s, March 30, at ten, at Guildhall—Richard probation and sanction of their awes. Brown, jun. of Pleasast-place, Battle Bridge, Middlesex, painter They are found to be an incomeatable remedy for roito!'. and glazier, Feb. 63, at ten, at Guildhall.— Bartholomew O`Dan- the tune of thestomach, for curing Butt estim - i,' tor prey, noghoe, of Widoombe, So:nessetatire, wine-merchant, Feb. 28, crudities, and their consequent dhogreeableeruccatioos at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol —John Balls, of Bury lonics. They prevent habitual and temporary coetivon e s t , St. Edmund's, Suffolk, carrier, Feb. 27, at eleven, at the Angel head,aclics, and heart-barn, which is eccaseated by 'result. Inn, Bury St. Edmund's —John Delany, of Liverpool, draper, and a deb;liratearstomach, whether arising from theaerimory Feb. 16, at one, at the Glebe Tavern, Liverpool.—Win. Clerk, the redundant bile, intemperate die, or dtAklrg 6o 'tare's. of Water-bine, 'lower-street, London, merehaut, Feb. 19, at I Copy at a Letter frokrhtes. Bennet.. twelve, at Guildhall—Jarnes Dunlop, of St. Mary-Axe, Lousloo, ! Sic—l have been in the hat+ of t•tkang your Dames Ale:Ion; merchatit, Feh. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall —Thornas Howson, lions Pills with the greatest succris, ter die last three your pr of Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate-street, Loudon, merchant, Fr- Ocularly w! en prevant; I :save rtointrnende.l them ni bruary 16, at one, at Guildhall.—Joseph Brooks, of Liverpool, ral of my female acquatetancei in a Matt ar siitiatists, at , o "• A p o r ter -b rewe r, F e b. 19, at twelve, at the Angel Ina, Liverpool— many gentlenfm who are Is the habWelleeepectlog oar Walter Post, of Bristol, carver and gilder, Feb. 20, at twelve, at Being quite out of the Pius, I should tiallit:wat; o k s s ag o o h . tat., ' tha Rummer 'revere, Bristol—Peter Maritunot, of St. James's- of your leanly Boxes, as 1 ant novi within lax *relit of ;ow 4'. street, Middlesex, warehouseman, tfarch'2 ' at eleven, at Guild- fleet:lent. Bennett is l'Ostnrsattr, p.il ac 50 , 0 as I rst,i; c hail—Andrew Hunter, of Little Porthsnd-street, Middlesex, the Pills I will remit you a per -*titre order to i!•e *tout 11r. coach-maker, March 2, at ten, at 'Guildhall—Wm. Kinsey, of . Hereford, I ant, Sir, p.m- ntrtiliemt Oxford -street, Middlesex, coach-corker, Murcia 2, at ten, at' January 14, 1808. • BileiNei Guildhall Sold wholesale tied retail, at Mr..Butices, No. Cpeatio.ie. -- corner _ of Paternoster-row ;-faster and Co. sad atuitit, and tsgoir ; Hoxland, Ciacvill nod Sam,' and Hay ien, Plymouth ; Harding, Half, and toluistm; *t. ol . Newberry and Sno, Dtislin; Peek and Turner, Hull ; Ante% Parties Sharp, Portsmouth;- ?ud sculls Fdinbutr,h; ogg4t, Tau nto.l ; Frew Matt, se a ; well and Blues, Bath ; Brows, Bristol; lire aeddirmen, New ; and most country incdieue venders, In boxes at is. 9d and *Aar**. 'l4 Die. SOLOMON, GILEAD 110 IJSF, near LIVER Noir.. . ' Fsbuhurgh, Nov. :9, i asPl. SIR —As it must be very gratifying to you t:) b, informed of the great efficacy of your medicines. I beg 1.,,,, therefore to band you the following particulars, vslaii.,b I ate Alit - ow , that you make public, in order tbat othiis in similar circum stances may have immediate recourse to such a valuable reinitly as your CORDIAL BALM•of GILEAD. . Although a very young man, I was tedoecd to such a state of debility, in consequence of a nervous complains, as scarcely ink able to walk, and totally unable to follow my usual einpiqyroe:,.. I had many other disagreeable symptoms, particularly a viut•a! pain In the stoma h, with a g reat depression and lowness of spitits. I la this miserable situation I had recourse to your Cordial Balm 14 1 Gilead, and bought a small bunk front Mr. Smith, 3t1,. Non!. bridge, your .Agent in this City, (to whom reference may be Isao from which I derived so much advantage ai- to be able to the course of a few days to resume my employinest ; since teat time I have taboo several bottles more, from which I hoes also 'rt. rieuced similar benefit, so much so, that to your-medicine, suit pieto a PaoviaLocc, I look upon as the preserimi um of my !t•,. Accept therefor, dear Sir, of my most grateful 'Lae's; and 'it hove me, with impact, your most obedient -cermet. JOHN SHORT. Those who wish to have the medicine imneedopely prom ±e I Doctor, by seuslitg the money foritny quassia, tasty .king pr•i• i per, will have them tent by inch carrier as they shall appoint.— ' Post-Ofice Orders for any sum maybe stilt by jsris ,- , v. d rtk ba. • lance vriU be returned in the boa, cr orders with ea,la irchs-01, will he doirattended to. Letterstmay IseaddrZie X. Z. w A. B. td belief: at the Pont-06u till called lor e . is 4.4.411Ve *toile of conveyance. • - This Aledleine is sod in bottles , price ti .a tigs , t . a e ,,,5, .....- four in one famPy bottle fiir 3So. on which as.linaiett 1 , With each bottle is given a coptoimbillof clinicians, antlatiect 1 illustrations of its eficacy--on the GOVI ITIVItai stamp is/ogre& 1 the words " Sinai . 6cialmoniLiterpmad," to esanca:rfett which Ls felon To .. .. . .. ~• be had at Gilead Hoist, near Liverpool; of Mathews nal Leigh, No. ts, Strand; Dias and :Miami, Bow Clierct-yerel; Sams and Co. Oztordourett, London ; and. Brodie,. boom*, i and Luxford, Salisbury ; Martin Keene, College-meet, ' thL0i111; Haley, Cork; Mageo, Belfast; and of every Patent Nfeil..,*•• Vender to the United Kingdom. Mee Wrcatasa Jan.115.0- , We had a middling supply of Wheat, which, WWI :lull at last angels'. prices, other cern matly the says,. Prices as fellow : ' *ear, 745. to 109 s Barley 3: s. t o 40s. Peas 476: to 58s. Olt Holfts 4.51. to 51s; New Beans ses. to 445. and Outs 255. to 95s:iser qr. LT:iitv, lin. 4t'--We had a very liberal stipply of Wheat and Barley at Market, and each article is lower shout 2.. per quarter. White a:4 Grey Pow hardly maintain oar former quotations.- Oats are steady. Flour continues the 'same. Prices 24 follow :- Wheast, best, 116 s. to 86s. Barley as.. to 545. Best Oats 21s to 265. Seconds les. to 17a. White Peas 475. to 4ns. Grey ditto 40t. 4* 425. Reins 431. to 461 n per qr. Rape Seed stso per last. Fine Flour 725. per sack. . - Buse, Jan. 44.-We had a plentiful supply of Grainat market ~the 29d inst. at last week's priors. Flour coutievep at same price. . 1 At the Woollen Fair, at Awl, on Monday, lan. • 14, there was s great supply of woollen cloth, of differeut kindl and qualities. Hiles were dull, and prices fallen from Id. to IV. per yard. .* At Ayr Horse Fair; on Wednesday, Jan. IS, there was a levy t show of horses both for the draught 'and Saddle. Eke ink -eras uncommonly Auk, and prices greatly reduced. , NCWCA S T it, .10.10.-We had rather a short sepply of Wheat to-42y from the farmers, which, in consequence, was taken off readily, but at little or no advance from die prices of last Saws ,alea ' dae..:(The demand for foreign Whear'for esportation cotelnuesi Riwypemplea of,Nqtfsllk Wheat being from $B 6 . to 90s. The dos usand (or Rye for e;port atioa also continues, and, in Co4lsaquetbli larthiiridetehad, gilt pikes is Rye are still somewhat npori the NJ. ',Mee. We haVelitid•a joisskierable surlily of .1 1 / 6 r1611:. Barley tilssiNWlr i bilie,4eideb hui been currently sold at 395. per quarter peneepaeceis Iseess•froisght 405. Nst ariseraden in the prices. or Malt. We bad a large, so i pply 010 u :sus-day, but there befog massy buyers *the market no speculation, last week's prices were fulls, Topported. Pirliettlars as follow-Wheat C4s, to 805.; do. Forelp, eis4l sto a 514 I.e; 444:410. Foreign, 40s. to 465.; Malt, 741. to white, qr. 503. Font{, t 345. do. trey, VOi. to . 781.; Barley, 38s. to 495. tip.' Foreign, 24s to 325.; Oats, Pots- ' we 1. .. , 245. to els-floeommen, .20s. to 2 4 4; 5 .; 11 951, and Beans, .tor4s! per line, 70s. to 725. per sack.-Arrivals, Wheat 357, Barley 24341 , and Malt qrs. 1401ar4t34 hilts. ' 1 t!leli.Sant 7 dB74,l l B. tie; there was every large supply of Grain pt,,) orwic4 "whet, aloe; Wheat wan a little lower, selling at from 4Ss. to 445. per ehnmb . 'Barley, however, maintained. the precetl iii week's prices , i () namely, 15i. to 173. ate 145. to 15a. 6.1. and '2415.-to ilti peit eoumb. : At Norwich Cattle Makes, en Uneasy, there. Ni, a good supply of fat beef, which may he coesidersal somewhat cheaper, and tat mutton also, la sufficient quantity, for the butcher., ,a/ ' Bi 4 per lb. 'Acre was a good .hew of impplseep s lfictin £5lB to' seas, per seore..Stores pigs weld nottterobte*ht a e4'y dull sale. Vat begs scarcer, but not sought after. There was a good .hew *Meta Scots, butetraroely any sold. I . '• .• • WliabcFb Mar ket, on Saturday, was well supplied with sem ' plea ot'Uleeat a nd Oats--the former vas duH in sale, at. last week's prices, except for prime sorts, and the latter was about ss. to Is. Tod. par lest kleste.-Wheat 68s. to its. prime sorts MIL to . iii% per quartet. one .£ll.to Li 2 per last, very it:zvy to SlO. WA IL [nig% Jan..25.-4There was a • very reed supply of 1 Wheat at our market. Very file samples sold much sr the saute • prices at' last Week, bat middling samples were very dull and j cheaper. Fine Barley more heavy sale at last priers; other sett; scarce saleable. Malt keeps dull sale for first quality : no de- , mated for midiliing samples. Oats- plentiful, and dell sale at full ' 6d. per quarter lower, and a good kal ussold. Beane and Peas still keep dull sale. 131114 TO L , Jan. 24.--The price of thy sprieg sack of Wheat here; 111 now 74e.Meest Matting Barisy ss. 6d.; &ail& 7.. to 7s. 6d; Oats Ssete 41.3 d.; aad Malt fens 9s. to Os. ed. per bushel.-Fleur, hest second., 801. to 84s. per bag. Fat Cattle had a very brisk, sale at last week's prices. viz. 755. to 110 s. per Cwt. Gratin Cattle sell low. Mutton - rim Q. to 6fol. per lb. Fat Hogs 100,..s score. Store trop very dear -Ipawkh Marlon on the Mb itsst.W.4l.osortlrsepplird with all Grain, except Barley, of which there was a modal/II supply. Prises as follow: Wheat 645. to oss. Barley 324. to sae. Beal., 36/.10 sea. • Grey Peal 431. Boiling Peas Seta..iend Oats 2t1.. to ea per quarter. - Lewes, Jan. 26.-We had a pretty good supply of Grain at our market this day, prices steadi, ern' for a few prime white Wheat., which fetched rather. more money. Grey leas very plentiful and cheaper. Particulars as follow : Wheat, White 100 s. ditto ditto, superfine, 102 a. ditto Red 925. to 964. Batley 365. to 38 , . Oat. ills: to 20s. Beans 40e. to 554. Grey Peas 445. to 465. ' --- and ditto ditto far Seed, 50e. to 525. per cleaner. Hay £7 so LONDONI treed ehlipattbradttviaeimKttill's 1 ' 0 " .1 I" to £4. Its.per ton. Straw lihd per truss; fine Haus lifle. per sack. Ogees'', lib. I ) , 4:lFirelltet Midi the 05.., :Dollie-aa . „ . . - MATRIMQNIAL re:Litt:llV... • 44 Bat happy they, the happiest of their Bid 's 3nch is !Ulm_ guage of the immortal Thomson, when speaking of the ' star_ tirge state; but to insure that happiness it I neceseee:, as Juvenal observes. " Maw sena, in corpore sum " to ham " A sound mind in a sound body." Hence dm indispensable necestity of every persen, ere he eaten lino that dose alliance, • to pay a . due respect to hhi health. MESSRS. GOSS Oil CO.-. as re,0,1 darly educated Surge**. of Laidlon,- have sedulously devoted their cater lion ter these last fifteen gears to the study of thole disord , vs which so frequently imbitter, and too often prevent, that inegi. niphle blessing, Matrituutnat Felicity. .'l,:he unrivAliel patronzte theethey have hitherto - received Iron: per,ons of the first dim:l.:- doe, and the unifbrait (access attending their amperior mode of armament in such comminints„ induce them thus publielyto offer their assistance. Pt t. 3.. . . . In all cases of Debility or DeAciency, whitit.r resuldng pram the ton frequency of yierdelpihirig in - ille - galetiss o r a f a ls, Atua l t io life, the unboonded move.: ofs biutrtitrisro, or a secret, sok , tary, and deatialtrive habit.,wilicb weakens the eviirgy oils: mind, and *strove the liowt„r,oi youth w ity fro/wag sterility in the one set, and impotence in the *titer, they offer a safe atil permanent CUM. To tho s e vr! . ..0, trom such vemptauns, are ;a verted entering into the 4narrisee state, and, 'sheered to ~,,- 1. relletobtood over their inirnikres In silents% it must be-con - log to know, however sliffssqk or inetlecinal the cute in..s re deerned by other practitionetnobat by a renoyming,and tuitites method, they may be restored to a sound atia vigdrods cenehutiee. A certain Disorder, frequently 'contracted snit *Semen of in &Mention. and army snicks of syphilitic infeelink by a mill end usiver-faihrg mode of treatment, is speedily end radical:). senor - ed, without restraint in diet or exercise, by Metes. Gass told C , . as also strictures of the Urethra, and Glik-ts, -set:jell ;hey tire sc alded:to mire in a short period, without recourse to the painful. dangerous effects- of the Caustic; • reverences of which on be given to several Oftitlemen of high respectability, who hie been nand, after having laboured under strictness for many yeas To Married Females, whose expectations of thaw v... r pledges of etsiinsbial it ..plains - have been defeated, it mar a' i he a pleasing rsiler.tion to know, that, in standing:net-3, I! impediment is to he renueted; for such has be.ti the efficacr c -1 their plan, that many ladies, .who had given up an hopes ut pr, gene, have been aitreeably disappointtel. hlevire. 0113.1 an CV. a . exctusively prof -slog the cure of these particular complaint., ~1 : order that they may not be marked, by* mistaken few, with th, opprobrium so justly attached to the Ignorant Ittapinc, ttink it ", but justice to themselves to state, that they have b.:en priper;:- elucated and initiated into every branch'of the profess;:t, (c,r . tificares of which, from different Hospitals, and testimonial , (.o ) the.mnst eminent Physicians, they have,tn convince spy implies.: ,:. that the success resulting from their. ends-events Mu Inds.! i them Us quit the practice of the ,general practitioner; and thy presume that their pretensions. constitute a fair ground :or t..e : unprecedented confidence with -which they hare been ty t:.e , Public en blseraily honoured. !'orients in the Country are requested to state the par:nu:us of their came, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank NotL. anti Advice and Medicines will be immediately rot - waded tt every rart of the Rio , CPUS ' Rnmerit-atreet. PlePsotre.q. HIGH IA AI ER Al LONDON lia11 1 :G mis l ut ' es i h One , A t t: tr akto 7 W. Morning .. . 4 Afternoon 3 . • . . —.----....-- . , ;nue to be MI t r ,,I,L iii,. A . N t• co 1J be Vaal 4 I . - .. . . ,„, 1_ .. I ) '. . 1 " - clientb! ca whose infant brow • . . ' COCK err •lialmy,powtos of peace appear, Europv.—,Snni .. , ll'olotirs, lac 1114:rt Ilealtles Alltbresial roses glow, .C . a doh* 4. 4 A , *ltg .. , U nsullied )sy Mhfortune's tear! , ,; ,! , ots j i4 . cf l ie nir : For thee, on Menery's sainte4 shrine, • 4 it 9 t t l a e ilInA :tht. i ' Absorla'd in dreams of ha pp ier boon, ' ' ' toiS tlenietilted. 1 be plaintive Muse aspires to twine ~ 4, -* . ' • l pee of the Cou ' A wreath of H op e' s El y ft°w'rs 1 .. ' • I • Tests ;;., the cost: • . until his les'. 0 gtjestes i tleasure, 11,114eric a tgat a y T ~er snorabigin the stab TH ec with two Etc. t i was . puerinsi ' of Mr. rignioYr ampsteitatkA , which Con- , Mr; , , . ... . Ir.. A sumgd pict same, .1 . • . ,1 1 i .1111111111 til MALL, /.4141/AVY S. okca r k d bt it - ca ~ e dropping froth , nterf.,... 1 . t b. 7 , alt a r Stet'. Thii'ilael o under Da. AbOy 4 ;.iliou . t tour,iyears . old, of the name of Idartis. . peittir, mil 1 hemp atur.hint, was c...".. j h o son o f private-soldiet in the Artillery * ~was iturnt 6 `;: ti r e4 l is a h t) kiga,to Lottdelt.:l.-The High tO death:in Wgst 7 street o Brighton, on . 14841.ty last.-- ~t , ,k , e 2 nred the shill'antitarga, and a The infant had been left txy its mother, but. a shc”t scorbutic It ) which s e ntence an appea l time, iiktlya c. 04 not muck older thin himself, when, ordtcrs ao Lordships affirmed the sen- : 1 ..1 .11 t. 1• .: r on..pavnlitt to roast All aonle. the melancholy ; ..:!Pexe.