Star. — London, England, 1819-03-24 00:00:00

TO TilE £DITOP OF THE STAR. Sta.:.-In consequence of a late Motion by Sir J. JACKSON in the House of Commons, a Select Com mittee has been appointed, for the purpose of consi dering the validity of the doctrine, that tl.z.Phigtic is contagions ; and from the observations elicited from Mr. ltor.iNsoN, it would farther appear, that there were strong grounds for the proposed inquiry, " that the Quarantine Laws, which were bath severe awl expensive in their operation, had. been establ:sliel in consequence of the ancient belief, that the Plague was of a contagious nature; but that many discove ries had been lately made, which threw c onsiderable doubts oa the validity of that doctrine, so as to pro duce a strong inclination to think that the ancient opinion was erroneous."—That contagion is insepa rable to the Plague, has been believe - 4 to be an in controvertible fact, not merely for seasons, or years, but for ages; and I therefore trust the House will pause ere it passes a law abrogating, or even in any degree relaxing, the Quarantine Laws, which cannot be too rigorously observed. And to those sceptics who arc inclined to.believe that the plague is not contagions, I beg to state the following account of a dreadful plague which broke ont at Messina, in Si cily, in the month of May, 1713, which may give them some idea of what. might possibly happen amongst us, should they be mistaken and 'succeed in leading others to adopt their ideas and to act upoirthem. It was imported in cotton and other commodities lirought from the Norco, and swept off such a mul titude of people, that the city was almost depopu-• fated : all the galley-slaves who were employed in burying the dead, perished of the contagion, as did many of the Priests and Monks who administcied to those who were infected. The dead bodies lay in heaps in the streets, corrupting the air, and adding fresh fuel to the rage of the pestilence. Numbers died miserably for want of proper attendance and necessaries, and all was horror and desolation. At the beginning of winter it ceased, after having de stroyed near 50,000 inhabitants of Messina, and of , the garrisons in the Citadel and Castle. Mr. ROBINSON further stated, that if it could be ascertained that the Plague was epidemic, and not contagious. a great service would be rendered to man kind. In reply to this observation it will, I make no; doubt, be very generally admitted, that wherever the Plague appears, whether it be considered epidemic or contagious, it assumes the most terrific form, and its destructive effects are most extensive. Why should therefore any measure be considered severe, that has a tendency to keep so great a scourge at a distance ? What consolation could it yield to the farmer, after losing his crops from the effect of a violent storm, to be told that the tempest came, not from the east but the west? or that the rain had hail as an auxiliary. ACCELLUS. BETTING AT RIDDLESWOI 7 to 2 apt Treakurer. (taken). 6 to 1 agstßlue Stockhigs(tak) CLAI Even betting the Field against Allegro. oAvtamia.-50 to 1 against TATTERSALL'S. RTH STAKES. I 6to 1 apt Brother to Sooth sayer (taken). at .T. 6 to 4 agst Corinne. 7 to 1 agst Sam. naming the three winners. ,BY. 20 to i agst any other Even betting between Wild Ere and Mr. Cnssans's horse. to 1 agst Euphrates (taken). 11 to 1 agst Pledge 13 to 1 agst Tris (taken) 15 to 1 agst The Dorninie • 1 to 1 agst Blue Stockings 9 to 1 apt Barron 9 to 1 apt Dodona, (taken). DONCASTER 9 to 1 apt The Laird (taken). 9 to 1 apt Lisette 10 to 1 apt Mandan HUNTING. The Quern Hounds meet to-morrow (Thursday) at Copt Oak Wood; Saturday, at Beatunanor. The East Essex Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Beasley Bad Cock. The Oakley Hounds meet on 'Thursday, at Weston Wood; Saturday, at Houghton Conquest Toll Gate. us puke of Grafton's Hounds meet on Thursday, at Castle Thorp. Tbe Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds meet on Saturday at Wal ton Heath. IL Join& Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet (xi Saturday, at Chip. stead Moral 11 se Harriers meet every day. On Monday last, four of the Cottesntore pack of hound; were poisoned, and died in the field. How this extraordinary acci dent arose, is not ascertained ; it is thought they must have picked up the poison in Morcary Wood. PEDESTRIAN UNDERTAXING.—Crisp has undertaken to walk to and from London to Dover, for thirteen successive days, being at the rate of 70 miles a day. The wager is it:100 a side. He is to start on the first of April, from Crib's, the Golden Lion Inn, Borough-market. He is to recciva tickets at each end of his journey, signed by the Innkeeper and an appointed umpire, to satisfy the public that he performs the tisk. SPARRING. Fives Comm.—The crowds of amateurs yesterday which pre sented themselves at the doors of this theatre of the fancy, ex cee•ded every thing of the kind for some years. It was a complete ovetilow • and not less than 1000 persons were in the Court— It was Se:roggins's benefit ; but the attraction of the day was Donnelly, the Irish Champion. The gentlemen amateur: from Poddy's Land were numerous ; and not a Murphy from the Holy Land that could muster the blunt was ahrent. JOHN BULL was equally on the tiptoe to get a peep at this " famed hero" of Erin. The Champion of England, like a well-bred gent:man, also ap p.!ared to make his bow, and behave politely to his brave rival in a rots. should he wish to have a taste, a lunch, n to make a med upon Old English fare. But to the great disappointment of the audience, Donnelly did nut make his appearance. The set-to's, however, were generally good ; and the amateurs were liberal in their shouts of approbation, and in exercising their hands. The prin. cipal attraction of the combats was between the following pugl tins, between whom, for the last two years, a match has been tried to be made, but in vain. Carter made his appearance on the stage, and a glove being thrown up, as a sort of defiance, the Champion of England presented himself on the stage, amidst thunders of applause, to answer the challenge ; but upon Greg. son ascending the platform to spar, Crib was about to retire; when " Crib, Crib !" was vociferated from all parts of th e Court. The anxiety was now so great among the amateura,tbog they scorned impatiently to wait till the Champion had prepared himself for the combat. Crib appeared like the " Monarch of tke Forest," firm and immoveable ; and the skirmishing Wits of the Lancashire hero, however lively and gay, could not make any impression on the Veteran of the Ring. At ix-fighting, Crib also decidedly took the lead ; Carter put in one or two facers with much dexterity ; but, upon the milling system, the once black diamond proved that It was stilt a diamond; and that, instead of losing any of his former brilliancy, be shone with increased lustre and effect. 'it was a most interesting set-to; and the amateurs appeared to relit% it with the highest taste d the art. Harmer and Bitton , and Spring and the Gioia, (who was recently de feated by iheltan,) added to the amusement of the day. Ran dall and Scroggbis also made a Atilt The Giant challenged Shelton for another fight for £5O, but the latter said, be could lug accept of it under £lOO a side, and at the distance of two mouths; whew the Giant, without hesitation, occonorearkterlhim, and a fight will be the result. From the crowded state of the gallery, a scat broke down, but no accident occurred. 1000 to 8 apt Euphrates and Melinda winning Derby and Oaks (taken). ST. LEGER. 12 to 1 agat Minos 20 to 1 agst Mortimer FROM LAST NIEINT'S GAZETTE. MEMBER IiTTESSIED TO SIZES LI TIM PLESENT PAIEELAIUTLV. Shire of Inverness—The Right Honourable Ciihntxs Can. the younger, of Wateroish, Chief . Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant and General Governor in Ireland. Commission in the Pevensey Regiment of Sussex Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sussex. John Henry Bates, Esq. to be Mejer, vice the Right Honour able David Montague Erskine, appointed to the command of the Western Regiment of the same Militia. WHITEHALL, MARCH 22. His Royal Highness the Pan sce Retevr has been pleased, in the natne and on the behalf of his MAJESTY, to order a Conj r d'Elire to pass the Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chap ter of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough to elect a Bishop of that See, the same being void by the death of Doctor Joiin l'nesons, late Bishop thereof; and his Royal Highness has also been pleased to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter, the .!ight Reverend Father in Gon, Hewes:as. Lord Bishop of Lan-1 daff, to be by them elected Bishop of the See of Peterborough. This Gazette contains the appointment of WILLIAM AlEyEa, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul-General in Albania, and the adjacent territories in the Ottcman Empire. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Parkinson, the elder and younger, and John Lilley, Sculeoates Yorkshire, raff-merchants, to surrender March 29, 30, and May 4, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavein, Scal:-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn; or Mr. S nawith, Hut'. 'William Tatum and Ebenezer Palmer, late of Fish-street-hill, paper-stainers and manufacturers, March 27, April 6, and May 4, at ten, at Guildhall- Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Old Jewry, Thomas Fleming, Limehouse, sugar-refiner, March 27, April 3, and May 4, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attornics, Messrs. Pa terson and Pell!, Old Broad-street. Richard Stanley, Ilorridge F.nd, Derbyshire, dealer in meal and flour, April 2, 3, and May 4, at nine. at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies Mr. Heslop, Manchester; or Messrs. ' Willis, Clarke, and C o . Warnford-court, London. Samuel Wood, Bolton, Lancashire, banker, April 6,7, at eleven, and May 4, at five, at the Swan Inn, Bolton. At tornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn; or Messrs. Board man and Merry, Bohol:. Rudolph Groning, liroad-street-buildings, merchant, April 3, at twelve, 10, at eleven, and May 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Broad-street-1 uildings. James Haward, Liverpool, flour-dealer, April 21, 23, and May 4, at one, at the Office of Mr. Atherton, Globe Chambers, John-street, Liverpool. Attornies ' :.Ir. Atherton, John -street, Liverpool; or Mr. Smith, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. Henry Moule, Bath, baker, April 5, 6, and May 4, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Adllngton and Gregory, Bedford-row; or Messrs. Gaby znd Scrace, Bath. Robert Brumwell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hatter, April 9, 16, and May 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Brooksbank, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. James Rugg, Bristol, victualler, April 7,8, and May 4, at twelve, at the Commercial Ro oms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr Russell, Bristol. Isabella Hunt, Cheltenham, brandy-merchant, April .1, 5, and May 4, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Oxford. Attor nies, Mr. Cecil, Oxford ; or Mr. Bridger, Angel-court, DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. April 27, T. Wileman, West Hoathly, Sussex, tanner, at 11. April 27, J. and G. Sykes, Currier's Hall -court, and Hudders field, clothiers, at eleven. May 11, J. P. de Roure and J. Ham brook, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, merchants, at eleven. April 17, C. Binney, Cbarles-street, Southwark, baker, at 11. Aprll47, J. Wilkinson, W. Horne, and J. Wilkinson, Friday street, warehousemen, at eleven. April 10, C. Wilkie, Rcdcross street, yeast-merchant, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 13, W. Barton, Doncaster, miltster, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Doncaster. April IS, S. Waddington, Brighouse, Ha lifax, cornfactor, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. CERTIFICATES-APRIL 13. W. Heath, Hanley, blacksmith. W. Pierce, Haybrook Pot tery, Salop, potter. T. Thomson, Hambleton, tanner. J. Morris, Woolwich, cordwalner. F. Crimes, Chester, coach-proprietor. E. Cole, Shrewsbury, hop-merchant. J. Simpson, Brazil-house, Hull, common brewer. R. Allum, Chatham, builder. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Mould and Co. South Shields, rope-makers. Roberts and Mann, Liverpool, flour and provision-dealers. T. A. and A. Proud, Bilaton, Staffordshire, linen-drapers. Hill and Ceely, Liverpool, I nen-drapers. Ashton and Mousley, Salford, dyers. Atherton and Nicho lso n, Upholland, Lancashire, nail-manufac turers. Salisbury and Co. Old Buffery, Worcestershire, coal and iron-masters. Stanford and Pearson, Bidwell, Notting hamshire, bleachers and trimmers. North and Co. Wibsey, Bradford, stuff manufacturers. Schofield and Andrew, (*thief, Lancashire, inn-keepers. Bennet and Co. Offerton, Cheshire, eallco-printers, (as far as regards J. Ogden.) Sherwood and Houghton, Kingston-upon-Hull, booksellers and *admen. Story and Co. Dean-street, Soho, silversmiths. Morgan and Sanders, Catherine -street, Strand, cabinet-makers. Barclay and Co. Gottenburgh. Severs and Co. New Bridge -street, coal merchants. Bethel and Langston, Liverpool, cotton-brokers. G. and J. Loveland, Guildford, tailors. Guppy and Marshall, Brick-hill-lane, Upper Thames-street. copper-nall-manufactu rem Curling and Mullett, Dean -street, Tooley-street, coal merchants. Saturday the first stone of the Belfast Commercial Buildings was laid by the Marquis of DONIOALL, who was attended on the occasion by the principal Merchants and Traders of Belfast. A most beautiful suit of Tapestry, consisting of five pieces for the walls of a room, fourteen chairs, and as many stool covers, were exhibited last week at the Custom-house, having been stopped as contra band, and being, as was said a intended for the Lady of a great military Commander. Their excellence is said to have been so great that it was hardly possi ble, but by touch, to have ascertained whether they were the production of the pencil or the needle. They are said also, to be the work of some Floren tine Nuns, and their estimated value, in this country, about £l,OOO. They were exposed to view at the Custom-house for public Ede, which drew immense crowds to view them, when on a sudden there arrived an order from the Treasury to withdraw them from the sale; and they were immediately covered with canvas to conceal them from public view. At the Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone, D. Jacobs, .1. Ball, and A. Pachee, were indicted for a burglary 'in the dwelling-house of W. Myers, a pawnbroker at Sheerness, and stealing about 78 silver watches, and various other articles of plate. The prisoners effect ed their robbery by opening the prosecutor's house with picklock keys, during his absence at the Syna gogue. They were afterwards taken in a stage coach, at Chatham, with their booty upon them.— They were found Guilty—Death. Thursday night, about ten o'clock, as Unsold, a constable of Lambeth, was going his rounds, be observed a hackney coach standing at an uninhabited house, No. 19, Chester.-place. and suspecting that it was there for some bad purpose, be deter mined to watch. In a few minutes be saw some persons get out of the trap door of the empty 'souse, on the roof of No. 20, kept by a Lady named Brookes, and boon afterwards return with something which they concealed near the parapet. The constable then left his station, and approached the hackney-coach, the driver of which seemed in very analeusevectation of some one. In the carriage was a well-dressed kmak, who refused to give any account of herself, but made so much yoke as to alarm the thieves, wiu, were seen to escape over the adjoining homes into a court. Tbe coachman and his fare were taken into custody; on searching the roof a largeleokinieglass, which had been stolen out of Alm *oafs's, was fogad. On Friday the delkupsents were conveyed heft" the Surrey Militate% whet the marli n/art wal ordered to give good bid fa kb appearatft, and the 11101:11JII was remanded for the rubbery. LONDON MARKETS, MARCH CorroN.—The denrand for exportation last week continued brisk and extensive, 1700 bags Conon were sold in bond at the following prices: 700 Pernam buco; 19d a 19id, chiefly at the latter rate ; SO Cearos 18d; 25 Minas 14id ; 65 Orleans 15d; 30 Penveds 14d a 14-id ; 700 Bengals good common to fair .t 6td, better quality bid a 7d, prime 7-;,d ; 150 Se rats very ordinary to fair elid a Bid ; prime Teomei 104 d and 10id, the whole were in bond, and reported le, immediate shipment ; there were no sales tOr the manufacture of the country.—lt is reported in the market that 1000 bales Surats were sold privately about ten days ago at Sid very ordinary, upeo for good quality. COFFEE.—There have been no public sides of Cof fee brought forward for nearly three weeks ; there was some inquiry by private contract, and one exten sive parcel of St. Domingo, consisting of good and fine ordinary descriptions, was sold so low as 117 s for money , since then 12.0 s bas been realized ; there ap pears to be purchasers of Coffee, but they will only buy where parcels offer a shade under the nominal market prices.—There were no public sales this fore noon, and only one advertised for the week ; there are no purchases by private contract, the quotations may be considered nominal. SI:GA n.—There was more business done in Sugars last week than for some time preceding, the market was however far from being brisk ; the prices ob tained at the public sale were fully maintained, ex- 1 cept for some parcels held on speculation, which were disposed of a shade under the market currency.--- 1 This forenoon the market is steady, but without bi isk ness ; the few low browns sold to-day have gone off at prices a shade lower.—ln Refined goods last week there was little variation as to prices ; several exten sive houses have reduced their establishments, others are entirely worked out ; and, as the stocks are li mited, should an extensive demand appear, a very material improvement may be expected ; some ordi nary lumps have been disposed of so low as 965, small lumps for melting ICOs, but as these purchases were for cash they cannot be given as a fair criterion of the market ; the Grocers were purchasing the finer qualities, but only on a limited scale. The brisk and extensive request for Molasses has rather sub sided ; price to-day 33c and 33s Gcl. In Foreign Sugars there is little doing.--This forenoon 75 casks Brazil Sugars were brought forward, the whole were washed, and afford no criterion of the market, middl ing white sold at 44s and 44s 6d, ordinary 40s and 11 s. —This forenoon, at the India-house, about 8000 bags were brought forward, the whole went off freely, the good and fine Sugars 3s a 4s, the low qualities Is a es higher than the previous prices by private contract —Bengal brown and ordinary yellow, sound 28s a 30s, damaged 25s 6d a 30s ; grey and ordinary white 40s a 455, damaged 34s 6d a 42s 6d; good white 47s a 49s 6d ; damaged 42s 6d a 43s 6d ; fine white 52s a 535, damaged 46s a 47s 6d ; Bourbon brown 30s 6d a 335; yellow 37s a 39s 6d, damaged 32s ; Java and Manilla, in bags, fine yellow and grey, 40s 6d a 435, damaged 39s a s9s 6d ; casks and boxes 39s a 41s 6d, damaged 36s 6d a 375. Hess P, Few; and Teeeow.—The prices of Tal low gave way considerably towards the close of last week, and purchases of Yellow Candle were reported 13 and Is 6d under our quotations ; the request has since revived considerably and the currency inserted are the last realized rates.—Hemp has also been in considerable request, and, owing to the present li mited stock, the holders will not sell except at a con siderable advance; the quoted prices have been realized, but several holders decline selling at present, except a further improvement can be obtained.—ln Flax there is no alteration.—The Exchange from Petersburgh by the last letters remained steady at Ilid Voanceo.--There were continued inquiries after Tobacco last week for exportation, and several par cels were "disposed of at prices a shade under the market currency ; a large sale of Tobacco is report ed, in anticipation-of a contract with the French Go vernment, which is looked for towards the middle or end of next month ; but generally the market is with out briskness, and the export orders in Town, though considerable, are limited to very low rates. Rum, BRANDY, and Hoerteros.--There was little business done by private contract last week ; the quantity of Rum wanted by the Navy Board (100,000 gallons) was contracted for on Friday, a fraction un der Ss per gallon; there has since been little doing, the buyers waiting the event of to-day's public sale ; it consisted of 363 puncheons 1 hlid. Jamaica Rum in the importer's hands, sold on the usual conditions, one month, landing guage, and 5s per puncheon charges ; the whole sold at a considerable reduction, particularly the finer qualities, they were a fair par cel of Rums--12 to 16 sold at 3s 3d a3s4d; 18 to 20 sold at 3s 5d a 3s 6d ; 25 to 30 sold at 3s 8d a 3s ltd.—This public sale establishes the market prices, which were previously nearly nominal ; the depression may be stated 2d a 3d per gallon in low Rums, and 4d a 6d on th e fi ner qualities. Ott.s.—The prices of Fish Oils continue to advance, the request has been considerable and increasing, and as the quantity at market is limited, the traders have obtained a considerable improvement.—Seed Oils are also in request at the quoted currency. Last week by public sale about 150 tons American Sperm Oil £79 a £Bl, chiefly bought in. NAVAL Scones.—There has been little business doing in I%aval Stores ; last week a public sale of SOO barrels Rough Turpentine was brought forward, the *hole sold with all faults and without any allowance at ISs a 13s 3d ; in Spirits there is little doing.— Pitch and Rosin are heavy, but without variation as to price. Cocoa.—By public sale this forenoon 47 bags good Trinidad Cocoa ES 5s and £5 6s, red, tiom Jamaica, 635. Spices.—The quotations of Spices are at some re duction, the market continues heavy. Ries..---There are considerable purchases of East India Rice, but at very low prices; several of these parcels are reported to be taken on speculation. In Carolina Rice there is nothing doing. Sliato.—ltalian Silks have given way e2s per lb. FRUIT.—The Fruit market is heavy, with the ex ception of Red Smyrna Raisins, for which there has 'been an extensive request. PRICE OF BULLION.—New DonbTnnn ( .3 e2s— Foreigis gold, •in bars, Aii.ls.—w e Silirei, iu barb, stan dard, at iss bd. aivravpr MZETI::c A very numerous Meeting of Merchant!, ki and Traders in general, was t , . he ~ Egyptian Hall, in the Mansion-ti. t:52, i e. : reivsc purpose of Petitionin g Parliament against d ie pi 0..052d anecsure of removing from the C a ii 4o, of the City of Lovidoit, to Funtival's Inn, th e Mt % i.ts of the Cammissioners of Bankrupts ; at vif i i i Wa, molved to Petition Parl'rrent not to t ezoe the place of. the Commhsioneis' ni ce , neighbourhood of Guildhall, or Blackatil-hie.i. MAP. nTE At the Cathedral Church of Ferrs, I:reZerick Busby Park, County of Dublin, tr. Ther.rsine daughter of the late llon. George Joetlyo., At Dublin, ./4/an Clancy, EN. of the Cmr: 7".* ft Ireland, to Fllza, only daughter of the - rate Itar. V:ra Major-General Henry Eustade, to Het:le:la, Coent D'Alton. At Castle-Fogart7, near Thini,s, the for- lleretzu:ai tt M.P. for the county of Ti. At his house, Ruttartl-sq4are, Dubiin, Ma t ra: y zt Barrister at-law, in the year oth:s age. Lately, at Eaton, where he was for his rductdon, tts the late Major Snook, of the 18t h . . ._ Of 4 few - moments indisposition, after stepping fr:so.l2:*, at the Farming Itepositoi y, Robert Christie-, " dlonday sei:night Mr. Grant, men. timber-rr.vrebarit, derwick-common, Salisbury, while walking in a water-me..l lT near hi. residence, be fell into a illicit of water z;:i was d::•s- tt i At Wexford, the Right Rev. Dr. Ryaa, Roman Cash: t shop of Ferns. Feb. 27, at Duchany, near Doune, I)unzan Relfarr, aged 8:. fie was a man of superior ahilitiespf ate id? cats/y wit, rossessing an astonishing fund of aneelote colicerArs . ,t 4 great families of Scotland ; i firm adherent of the utforzers Pr:nce Charles Edstard, in memory of whom pr.:streed,wii the utmost care, a . ilver cti:gf.;,out of whi:h the Prin ce :; . . . . .. to have drank on b l: way altrott7h Donne, irnmcdLtely b ~.J.:, the battle of CuU.Men. H remembered the lli.iliatnant-.4 year, and boasted of having once seen the Pri:::.:. C.:: Rs L c . Wit in all his dealings, !.e..1 an active life, enjoyed it to toe Ls; and was at work the day before he die!. Srnnsor Dawras.—Sunday evening, M. Fuse, a joarrr.yrn printer, went into an ca.ing. house in Dre.ry-lane, and call:efc a basin of soup and a slice of bread ; he, however, could rat; and, in endeavouring to get to the door, fal down ardezpint Coroner's Verdict, Died by the l'isitrtion of Con.—An Twat was held yesterday at the Queen's Head, illary.la-Bonac-stne., on tire body of Ann Dyson, who was in goal Inalth when the went to bed the Preceding night, and was found dead is tie morning. Another Inquest was held at Meng-ate, on the holy of Mr. F- Ilar.r ck, wLo was also found dead in his bed.—ltc. dim* Died by the Viritaticn of Gon.—A few day ago, Ni.'. Hal:kits, a fanner, at Beckley, after returning from a walk la the Gelds, fell down, and expired. _ _ _ _ = . • FOR AVOWALS, FITS, P.IINS IN THE STOMACH, Itz. ORMS, rhea generated in the human body,are the cause o: man;: internal afßicticrs,teff.ch nry 'amuck in their effects that they may 1 ssolital:.m by the hunt emit= physician, and prove equally fetal to ear ccns,iaitions ci =to, women, and children; thaugh the lite, eatiaigvely =Cs from their destructive ravager Tsar mot,. iidual symptoms se Fits, Pains in the Stomach, Siae, sy i Head, aof Amait, owl pale, languid, and emaciated appeuranee P skit. The atm ordinary efficacy*: the celebrated C NC's tTENT WORN LOZENGES in all such complained, as well a, in obstruct:mein the bowels, and every disorder where cps ling .•r dean:Lug phyde is required, is so universally known, aid ha. been pubinly acknowledged by so many persons of dl mention 'd rank a society, that it is unnecessary dot a to cnt , 7;l on thee. virtues. It is sufficient to say, that no ot:•er wilicine, for we dome disorders, maintains any kind of comperitimi with Chirp P.•tcnt Worm Lozenges ; and estnsidtring the• great presalutv of Worn•s, particularly in children, that no motner, or lurid. tondar.t of a young family should ever be - dithout them, to hiss recourse to whenever occaalan t L.: j ukes their use. They rre 64, with explicit directions, in boxes, at es. Pd. 58.65. and Ns. each; and (rot conveniencz of the pear) in papers at thirtr:- pence halfpenny ; by. Dusk? and Sons, Chemins. Ne..i,Cber• side, corner cf St. Paul's, London ; and No. :1, Si.alt:!ls.reve., Dublin and by all respectable Vonders of Patent X.:A/cis:ea. every Town In the United Kingdom. NO SURGEONS in the British Empire hare lam more dis:irguished for their Takents and their reit thily the celebrated Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Ne't'her the envy rf private individuals, nor the numerous AdvertEsf 11!:rtt of uns pent., have affected their reputation, nc - ..ken fentn _m extensive popularity. As regularly educated Sa:•geons and ben of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, and be.:. ing a Commission in his Majesty's Service, Meisrs. f%rrit CO. lay claim to superior acquirements, and eon a mot; decided preference over all other Practitioners. The prompt& cision with which they invariably act, Insures to them th; public confidence.; and during so long a practice in this, the Cro polls in the world, they have been enabled to make many v, he* discoveries and important improvements in the Cure of Syc . :::E. tic Complaints, Nervous Relaxations, Debility, PLlmonari sumptions, Strictures of the Urethra, At. Ac. Ly their superior plan of treatment, Strictures, of however long stane;ng, or cd the most inveterate kind, are speedily and permanently cant. In early cases of Syphilis, a speedy cure is completed in the period of two days, and in those cases of a more complicate d ua• ture, where other practitioners have failed of success, a roper in their plan of treatment ensures to the patients perfect To those who are labouring under a general or local debility, it will be consolatory to know, that in place of lassitude and relaxation, Messrs. Currie :Ind Cc. laseusg health, streagti, and vigour. —Patients of either sex may consult Messrs. Currie and Co. with the greatest secrecy, delicacy, and honour, at the: house, No. 107, Hatton-garde-a, where their diplomas, cases, and tes:imoitials may be seen. Thc terms *I remunerauG 2 are plainly stated on the first interview.—Patients in the country stating their case, and enclosing a remittance lot advice and med.. tines, the same will be given cr sent to all parts of the wed& BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROY Al.LifrfEßS PAIEN'• lAEA KE'S GENUINE PILLS. jti•tly 12110 11 for curing, In all its sta;rr, the VENEREAL DfssAs: • • One small Pill is a dose, and di.: raking of one B. it, 1113 reeve case, wiU soon convince the patient of the certainty of Ilia srsol recovery. Nothing can be better contrived„ more ..31e, or int*° convenient than thls :kited~, nn.sveh its Are obliged to gojettr• Ms, or to sea, as It needs no confin,--tent nor restraint et s:N.Is and sixty years , aperience (in an exten:.tee practic.•l has rfftel that it will effect a Cure when repeated salivation and ill et:set methods avail nothing. For the Scurry and other Chreeri Disorders, this Medidne has net Its parallel. lips-atJ4 rd 40,000 persons of both sexes !nye hit.tn radically eared of 11 above ems.' disorders, within the last eight years. Prtiond sold by the *FOP Proprietors, T. T.-vvl.olft and SON, hicqr. I of the Royal College of 5c, ;e ,.. 1 ., thc•tr I louse, Nu. P. •`s'*f Bridge-street, in Boxes of only Sa. Lid. cath, duty inclu.' , :e" N.B. Two hack doors, and 1.1 hts to t•e Paotages at Ihel are As.) sold b'7 their :Arpo"..tment, with coping's dir.:...•"••r at the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. fli.boroth.les. . nearly opposite the Monument ; and by Person in every considerable 'fown in Qreat Britain and NW" Advice gratis to persons takirs ass above or sat,er of tlts prietsit's Medicines. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amsterdam ll 7 C.F. I ...... Ditto at sight I 1 4 ftettrrdun tt 8 sU. A ntwerp, cx-mu. 11 9 I lamburgh -...... 54 4 U. Alanw l4 5 26 U. Pads, 5 day's date 23 SO U. Ditto 0 4 10 U. 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