Star. — London, England, 1804-07-24 00:00:00

.140k.0 !:IIV7 - ELLG LNG's. etttielktrtN G , ' l ' -- ---- Ur:Z.IA% JULY tii MUMS itlritttr• each, with 30gs. hdifed, for year , bid colts, All. , ',3lh. fir.ita, 711, tglb. Two (EVIL 501,1e.ibe , ..) icon a b.' colt Ji, k Tel', by jobs Bull, dam by Sir rode by It Sperms) - - - 1 :041 . 1 bay silly (iratitinle,* Shuttle, dam by Walt: ly J. illation) - - - 2 ~ Walker's hr. Ht. by !lir Peter, nit of Stockton's „de by F. Collinfon) P . • 3 lingtoo's b iy ci,lt, oy St. Geoileolarn by Payinafter ,e i ,Shepherd) - - . - 4 . yiliis by c. by Chariot, out of Mary Ann. by Sir rmle by W. Peirf..) - • - 3 'allida chef. co`Y. Sir Sl 'tier, by liambleton, dam by (F. Stepheniin) - • 'lal.es of Ser, c.tch s for tw ee years old fillies. Twice round the Courle. Moe* bay fillyiJeferlsina, by Sir Peter, oat di Fanny, ifionrit, Sit. (C. Carr) - - - i illy, Maud, by Derby's be. Sir Peter, not clitoris ', Si (W. ihilire) c Gerard's bay filly, by Star. dam by Boudrow (dead) p.l Too and gut lon I,tud. A good race. Plate Maiden of col. three years old and upwards. Place mile heats. Antrioo', th. colt. Rodftene, by eaven.lllh, 4 P 1 i, Si (1. Shepherd) - 41 1 Sam, 3 ym old. Dam's hay colt, Sir Charles, by 1. tab. F. Todd) - - -, Si- F. /. Wattnn a gety colt, by Delpiui, 4 yrs old, t. ( • Step ) - - - - S 4 3 Darby'. hr V. Mond, -y^ old, ta. Slb. - 33 dr 1112D2 Y.—The Sol for three and four year olds. Two rr.ite heats. • tirerpfatts der. colt, Roditone, by C.avenclith, 4 yr I& ilb. (Shepherd) - - a z 1 M Dairlington's bay cok,by St. George,3 yr, old, )ft. a .w.aii„) -- . . 1 2 2 Area to I on St. George colt ; after the first heat, and to to i I. won. ~shay.—Sweepflakes of logs. each, with togs added, for all ages. Four miles. Moores et,,t e. `t. Saxon', by DOOM, 4 T r. old, It . (redo by F . Stir:km.lmi) • • - i Daritrgton a hay ceit„ by Ormond, 4 yrs old, yft. Ob. ole by W. Peirce) - . • 2 Cur Subfcribers paid.—Sir t a i 4on Saxoni. A fine race, and win by a neck. The gal. for all ages. Four mile heats. G. Buttoaa'a clid. colt Small walked over. t ft 2 rk Hog. MRS. DUFF': MAS.QUERADE. This lady gave a fplendal route and mafquerade Friday night, at her lunge in Grolvdstor-lquiare. .be preparations were loch as might have been ea petted from her well known tafte and liberality. The kende was lighted up with great brilliancy. Four TOOTS upon the fitft floor were moft beautifully adorned with growing fhrubs and flowels. The Lairs were covered with crimfon, and in the difpn. titian of the ornaments the molt exonifite tatle and jodgment were difplayed to heighten the efieft by contrail, relief, and variety. His Royal Highnefs - Palace of WALIS was among.the &It arrivals. went abort eleven o'clock. On his entrance he .received by Mr. Duet, whom he congratulated upon his recovery from inalifpolition. He then vi• Lied the various apartment!, accompanied by Mrs. Dos., and her charming lifter, Lady HILTHCOTE. and was much gratified by the elegant (Lyle in which they were laid out. About one o'clock, the company, • the number of three hundred, had arrived, mai .4 rooms prefented a moll interefling and beautiful *ria, of charailers and faulty dreffes. One article, ho a wever, neceifary to complete the fcene of pleafure was wanting ;the mufic was abfent, being pre engag ed by the Countefs of Warrstoeawn, who had a' ball upon the fame evening, but who, being informed of the difappoiniment, fent the band to Grufve- 1 star-ftpare, where it did not arrive until near one o'clock. Upon its arrival, his Royal Highnefs called 'or his favourite Scotch a;r, " We'll sa' nee 'stair; ni yen strum ;" after which the ball was opened by 1 Mrs. Dora and Lord J. Mosey, with MrS. Dint ' s 1 Reel. The neat get was led off by the Duchefs of St.' Ammo's and Mr. R. HP AT HCOT a, to the tune of Steed 'the Hogg& At half paft two the company fat down to Ripper. One of the upper rooms was laid out in the mull fumptuous flyle for the Panics and his' party. • In this Idea circle were tße Marchioncfs of , lisarroao, Duke and Duchefs of ST. ALsan's, Sir G. Lady, and Nir. HI &T HCnT It. Duchefs of Davos sante, Lade H. CATIADISI4, Mr. DUFF, aCC• After Popper his Royal Highnefs returned to the fettive fcene of dance and noiftpterade, from which he did not retire till nearly f.e in the morning, being the /angel time devoted by Lim ibis feAfon to any fimi lar entertainment. The reit of the company main tained the gaiety of the fcene with unabated life and ;pink until fkven, Amiag the Wit fuppotted cha rafters of the night were— "De Doehda of Devogairc and Lady Belnrouslo as Giffie& Lely Lowfa and Mik Manners, MUM Lady Macron, Mabee Shiptno. Camp:lgo( Chohnoodeley. a Country Girl. Lady Lambert, a Schad Miltr,fs Tbe C.oenteri or ft.,,r‘nore and Mif. Gasillan, Diana and her Nymphsorith 'lwo lowa and arena . % rttors irg twat lAA duce. The Connie& of e...utS, a Iluch,is ni the Lail Cc..tary. Lord Lovsfne, a Hu..tfman. Marquis of Onueu, an I ir, Haymaker. t.ady T.kbo, a vatat laird Perri-ban% a Spaniard. . . Pk , O. Hunter, a Witch. f Mr. O. MUM,. • tA7,11.1" M.M , 2%. Mr. Maddos. a Wort . Soluotr. DA,. Mates, a ( luack S)oAt or. Mtfs ireclirr,l'Orlmv. Mr. Bagwell, • Nt•gl ial, Miro fellow,.. a Rat;, n;'1• I+tr ...,n ione..••s.le Mr :: .. , n ,. , otrova, 0 ant ail Jot- N.I t i• r'• 1.01. an Me. I !liras. a :t. t•otr't. ......;0. app... have Prolo.l kiv.re of vt• ap. r.ilikl • Vit 1. 61..1. lake L...,... ~.i & va.l I'vl.. IN Dall.wood,l :•i'• • '.-- r, .1 iun•!a qTr vormae, .-',. ,j:t. I.lr. • 1 . Eullcr • ri;' ty. T.r. • l'Arn , N!re. Ft's` 'l'h: te-^n,Tl' a cilecir.tip,,, ;gl:n.s. r.:.. ,%17.c U'At, r • • • A iNgtigell Pair 1111.e-ern - ski tStec yea rri.ec. Vr Treiftrui Peter (rode Litnott's (rtdc by j. ttr. Mt,n. ‘' dam (Hale Lord Milling (ride by Sir W. C. r.d. Peter ( Mt. Waltd , 9i*Pr. (r.? Sweeplta.. Mr Clift^" .. by Diomr Lonl Uert;y' Bets, 81t Sir W. Gets TVir The Mai , Sir. Siqrtrato old. aft. Mr. Den;'* 6‘l. tclb. Mr. 'Holm stooge. Lewd Dolt Wass's] . Mr. &mg aid, a& Lori Dart sib. (j. Three to and Tot vs so Mr. 0. 9th• ( 1 * Lord Darl ub Four very fin btr. G. 31 rk This Frid The prr petted I boufe 'rooms &dome flair, titian jadgm contral the Pa He we was Tel upon I Lied tl Dory and ta they to the the ell yeriet bowel P.S. , ed by hall u of tit stor-fi o'clo for 1 rip Mrs. Rael ALP 'as t to CI the part Hai G. sill fop feci oet 1 hall tat i tail tpi 74 Iq • IJv Lo Co La T 1 t 4 Li 1111 to 1 LOP Pdtr.tiubt the Mnfl Cnes4.:+, Wnrreel ALL —Flidly b*fore Noble and Riz.ht I:,notirable the Lords Commif (loners of Appeals in Prize Canfes. The Ch, Nereid, Decoke mafter.---This relict, under Britlfft eolours.lideit with a valuable cargo of various merchandise, failed from the Cape of Good Hope., in Febraary t 83 3. to U rigida, on tf-t GM It n i Africa. irom thence to St. Helena and' Itinldada, and aftcrtv,rd> • a the Coalt of Brazil, off Rio Janeiro, on which euaft flue evuizAl mill the latter cod of May following, wises the put into the IC.md of St. Catherine's and from thence returned to Rio Ja nein% :It which place an agreement was entered into totweeo the Supercargo and Pednilsntonio Alvarez, for the tale and purchafe 01 the cargo; whereby it %eas ftipalatcd thy the fame (1101.1141 be delivered at tea, on board a veffel ftat,d to belong to the porch:if , r, and to he paid for lo fprek on delivery; and that whilft cruising, to fall In wi is the veffel into which the cargo was to he delivered, the Wilt taken and feisid as prize. on the lath of Nave/niter, t.no, Ly Lfs Majefty's ddo Piomede,the Honourable Elphirdttme Conimander,and carried to the Capeof Good 'dopy. It aepearcd drat the Judge or the Court below decreed Mar parts of the drip and cargo as were claimed for loin Robirtfun, A/d -ander Walker,. and jots Elevate. to be teemed; but pronounced t.r juR caufe of ftizure. and Loodetnnoi the claimants to the colts ; from which fentence of teßurati-.n of 'hip and cargo the capiors appealed ; as did lik drift the claimants from the Judge's decreeing the carol" their curt., and not condemning them in coils and da mages. Their La dSlips.after hearing Counfel on both foles, which occupied nearly the whole of the day, reverie , / the fentence of the Court below, and condemned the Rip and cargo as good arid law. ful prize, on the ground of the illegality of the trade. SHERIFFS' COURT. CATON V. ARCMS* AND OTN AAA. This w. 15 an aftion for falte imprtfonment. A perfon ref:ding in the fame bottle with the Defendant of a name correfponding, had committed an aft which demanded fecurity. The Officers of Ju!lice repaired to the houfe, and they being unaware of tke diftinetion betweem them, feized upon the Plain tiff, and conveyed him to a place of confinement. The Judge remarked, that Officers lbould be minute in their proceedings in Inch like cafes, as the liberty of individuals in this country was Lot held upon fu precarious a rature.—Verdia for the Plaimiff—Da mages 10. ESSEX ASSIZES, CHELMSFORD, JULY st, MatiTNNL CR.WNS+oa.—Pnrtrirb Mullins was indicted, under Lord Ellenborough's Ad, for having, on the 26th day of December, wilfully and malici , tifly cut off the hand of James Clemenfon. The Prifoner Whe lan was a pattole and watchman in the patith of Well Ham. Clemenfon deprifed, that nn the 26th day of De cember he was drinking at the Two Brewers, Strat ford.—The prifoner tame in very much in liquor, and abufed the witnefs, telling him he owed him a grudge for two years, and would pay him fome time or other. He behaved In ill that he was turned out of the hotsfe.—The 'milliner, however, came back abut eight o'clock, and then Clemenfon was fitting at the door ; the prifoner immediately laid hold of him, and (wore he would fearch him, for he fufpefted he had piSlots about him. The mimes faid he might fearch if he ./4)oll—The pri!oner faid, No, he fbould go before the conflable. He immediately dragged the witnefs aerois the road. As the prifoner was very dinnk, he dragged the witnefs about a great deal, upon which he laid hold of a rail ; the prifoner immediately made a blow at him with a dittafs, and cut the hand off, except a (mall piece of (kin which held it. Two other witnefies confirmed this hoe ment : one added, that the prifoner's wife was (land ing hr him, and that (he gave him the initials, after Clemenfon had laid hold cif the rail. The defence of the prifoner was,that he had given the cutlafs to his wife a (port time before With the Sheath on, and that when the gave it back he fuppofed it was alto the itht•si ; and that with that impreffion on his mind he (truck at his band, not meaning to do the mifchief that had happened. Several Gentlemen of the county laid the Prifoner was a very excellent parole—that in feveral inflance• he had behaved with groat fpirit, hut never with any excels. The J u ry found him Guilty. Bake and gobs liration were indikled for a burglary in the boufc of the Hee. William Day, at Hoyden. Mils Battinfon (aid, about half paft nine, on the tsd of April, (he law in tfie walk-houfe grand father's houfe the faucepans, c_bppera, and curtains, which were afterwards Stolen . The neat day, in the morning, She difkovered that force tiles had been taken off the walk honk, and the articles which were there the night before gone. By the evidence of two perfons, it appeared that the piilonets had been drinking at a neighbouring public honk the whole day preceding the robbery, and bring found heavily laden in the road to London, they were flopped and fearched, when it turned nut that they had got the doles articles.—Arerdift, both - Gaily. Thc Crown fide finilhed very early this morning : fentence of death was patted on the above prifonert, and Adria. itlyfaa, for the maiming—but neither were :eft for exectition. Thoiaas Cowland, for fclonionny taking from the perfon of Ed ward rnine, in the !smith of Wanftead, one canvass purfe, con- taisniz the amount of five pound s in Dotes, and forme fir,by fume, he. BCl.3lTlill Rovfe, Willem Taylor, and Mofes Carter, for grand larceny, for the ( Inc period, and eleven were env:tined. Rerkert Conan. fir privately fteallra in the dwetting-houre of John Saw,ll, • •idtualler, at Cbadorell, grid and filver coin, to the amorint of four pound• arid upwards, in monies rumbi•red.— He appeared a very re qattahle man, 'Nis • biriaklayer, sod eight relponfilde neighboura gave ldm an excellent chi:After. At the Public Office, Matlbornirehareet. Satur day, 74n Cartwri,7ht and Mph //whew were charged a itn s onti,iri:,7 together for the purpofe of procur ing Cart , nght a fez vice in a zentlemin's family, by lA, fr , rg , :d in!tr•rnent. Caltwtotht had ergaged him . id, .t. to"trit:it'l to P. Pkv Tom, Efel. 01 Lower Grolve ; re.:4lt :et, ind had referred in lhgliam for a 111:1T1C . tr., whom l‘e Hated to hive lately left, 3..' rcl:ded at Langley• The profecotor refrtrett 1...t.t.1ey bv a !c , er. aLisheled J. A. Ingham, Efq. and I:c rrceivc.i an Aqs , el, 1). letter, of Cart vellght's 1 1-:•1 n.ut at:cral: ..h...eiits and ahilities, recommend hi: , i , t7i in 1 - ...1:.1-, a Manner, that nn doubts could s • it l i •c•l•it77 1 ha. After Cartwright had been fix " - ....r.ir'r, he was. as cottnmary in fuch ' ,- riihrii.ig aas, when Mr. P. ;4 •411.. , of his ehirieter, and : v e d to be a perton that 05- - ~ .it ovule as pta.'"hie , l by i.c , , , it clearly proved that irg , t;,•• -;r,... kn. they ‘Vzie each letil‘lserd 1,0 dire: ta..mirs iniptifouuseut. in t 7":.‘k lbyi. .1 by 3 !I I ' j lot jxit~ 1~ bb iii; dLiA 10 Chief juflice Dm/tilts, and Judges 'DAY And Os sotat, have been engaged Monday, Tuefday, attd Wednefilay, at Kilmainham, invelligating the tom plaints of prifonets in the brit of that place, ■s Elated in a petition to his Excellency the Earl of Haso wtc'Kt, and will make their report accordingly. Enfign Cosvi.st, convieled of a concern in the outrage at Rathfarnham, on a late occafion. has been liberated from tonfinement, and it cannot but be pleating to the libetal part of our readers, that the Rev. Air. I.snwt c it (the chief fufferer on the occafion ) has bccn the principal advocate for an abbreviation of his confinement. Fixx.—A fire broke out. Come days (ince in the turpentine warehnufe of Mars. Deuce and jaay es, near Tritors.bridge, Diilol, which deftroyed thole ex teefive premifes. Three men were dreadfully burn• ed; one of them died the day following. MILITIA LAY/E.—Tile Court of Seffion, at Edin burgh, had lately under their confideration a moll important queflion, on the import of that branch of the Militix Laws, which regards b illotting to fupply the place of perfons who have paid the fta tutory penalty of 151. netting, in place of either ferv ing perfonally, or findinz a fubflitute. A gentleman of the city of Aberdeen had been drawn by ballot, to ferve in the place of a perfon fotmerly drawn and who had paid the flatutory 'peaatty. On being (creed with the ufual notice to appear and be (worn in, he demanded a fufpenfion of the order, on the ground that the At of Parliament did not authorize a ballot for fupplying a deficiency aiding from this caufe ; on the contrary, that the law had made a feparate and fpecial provifion on that head, by direfling that the penalties lb paid fhottld be laid out and applied in providing a lbbhitute to fupply Poch vacancy: and fhould Chef: prove in. fufficient, then the requifite film was to be made up by a tax on the valued rent of the county, in a manner fpecially • pointed out by the flattne : and it was further averred on the part of the fufeender, that the Lieutenancy of this county hid in their polreffion no lefs a film than 30001. flerling. notwith- Handing whereof they were goiig on balloting to fupply every deficiency occafio ned b y the p a y ment of the penalties ; a meafure which, the Cuff ender contended, was both illegal and oppeeffive. The Lieutenancy, on the other hand, denied hav ing fo I.lrge a fun in their hands, but declined to Rate the amount they were polreffed of. As they contended, in point of law, that the fufpenfion was, by a fpecial provision of the flatute. altogether in competent, inafmneh as the Leginature had cx prefily enacted, that no order of the Lieutenancy could be prevented from being carried into execu tion by the mode of fufpenfion or advocation. That, if injultice, in any cafi was done, the party cm- plaiuing•beboved to leek his remedy by a common law aelion. In die prefent,,however, they pleaded that no iniuftice was done to the furpender, much as the flatute perfealy warranted the mode of ballot for a deficitncF ariting from the prefent caufe, as well as from any other caufe whatever. Lord CULLE4 reported the cafe to the Court, when their Lordlllips agreed that it was one of the firtt importance, both to the public fervice, and to the liberty of the Cubic& On the point of compe tency, the Court teemed in general of opinion, that when the Lieutenancy went in any one initance beyond the powers conferred on them by the Statute, fummary redrefs was competent even in the form of a tape:llion ; otherwife great hardthip, nay injutlice, might mile to the fubjett. On the merits of the cafe, how far the Lieutenancy were lanaioned by the liAtUte to furply a vacancy of this nature by ballot, a cnntiderable diverfr y of (pi nion took place on the Bench. The Bill was nlii mately raided by the narrowed poffible majority. The fufpender reclaimed, when the fame ground in point of law was gone over by both parties. In point of fad, the Lieutenancy now Rated 'that, ist place of 30001. alledged to be in their hands, there was little more than tsool. past of which was in the hands of the Clerks to the Sub-divifinn Meetings, and the re mainder in the bands of the Clerk to the General Meeting. held at Aberdeen; which became necetfary from the greater number of men being there levied. —This money, they Rated, wonld at all events only raife eighty men, at the rate of 151. each, while dou ble that number was deficient of the quota to be fur nacd by the county. The fulpender, on the other hand, repeated his averment, that, whatever fan might now be in the bands of the Lieutenancy, there moft certainly wee not leis than pool. of unapplied penalties in their hands, when the Bill of futpenfinn was piefented ; and that the meafure had been Attended with the hap pier! .eonfequences to the Public, infomuch as the Lieutenancy had fince that time been more than com monly active id procuring men, by the application of penalties, notwishftanding whereof they were obliged to acknowledge their having 1111 fnmewhAt more than ;roof. in their hands; and therefore, they ought not, in jultice to the (objet, to be allowed to conti nue to ballot fur men while any part of this fund re mained unapplied. The cafe again underwent a very full dircitaion on the Bench. The Judges regretted that a quellion of fo great and general importance, as the prefent was acknowled A ett to be, thould have come to be deter mined at to late a period of the feffion.—The former ucigment, refitting the bill, was adhered tn. On the ttth inflam, the Lady of the Rev. William Phillpott, of of a fon. At 1 t.o.n Grove, un the 18th inftant, 1..01y Charlotte Bathe, of a fon. wits ..... At !inn. lunlicx. in May. P.n`.er. Shepheard, 11 1 . Attor ney at Law. to MIN C.oh.triue t.fndlay, ..I,,ughter of We late Alexander Lindfay, Efq of Mount Plea:Ant. Fuefeay Eft, Mr. John Moore, of Symond'a•lnn, to Mita So phia Whdel, ad, of I nuk',-court. DIED. On the !cat ir [taut, a Sot.th-Fna, Effex, Mifs lane Cloyton, young( ft ilauthter of thr.F.cs. John City tor, of illitabory Itinron. At A unrhinlre, nn the trth infant, Mr. Jame, Cleland, fon of !and, M.D. Pa Aley. On t•rbrilay Icsnnajit, 1 hewn Hall, the yocigeft foe of Sir Jaw, I!.1.1 WATER A'r 1.0:41.X)N BRIDGE TU-MOUROW Morranig Akurwie 1.071D9Ar 0014.10.E/CCHANGF, MONDAY, Ph.Y The late advance ea the price of What has at talt brought ate Cut ;airs to market, and inks arc not quite fo Uri& to.day, lout the 141 prices arc maintained --Raley as in good Supply. and Malt not quite fu ready fale.-Peefe and Deana, of the two kinds, vary hut little.--. Throe an. large arrivul. of Out, but the tutit Samples keep up, other forts arc rather 10wer...-Rspe Sood la hes:leotard. and dearer, at is Flour ago. dEN Fit AL CURRENCY AS UNDER What. 40.. gas. 66s per or. White Peak, 441. 50s. sL Floe Ditto. 675. 64.. 64. . 3Sii 445. od, Rye, t3s. os. 04. Tick Ditto 314. 363. Barley, tbs. 325. Oa. Oats. 11s. sp. sde Mak, 641. 701.04. Poland, ditto. sta 2ys.6d. floe ditto, oot. oos.od. OF FLO Rape SUer4,R. 40L to 44. per /211 J PRICE • Fine Flour 47a to 511. Seconds 44 1 . to ea. per Ikek. RETURN of WIIEAT In Mark-lane, inciudio; way froni 9th of July to the 14th of r d ly 6489 qpieters. Aierage sna 9.1-ca. 3 .11 ;her than LA tainn . Ait l': TURN OF FLOUR, Front the 7th of Jay to the 13th of July. Total.- 114 .743 .I.lokw-Average 441 1 . 34 ,1 :7 •1 71d hither the left leuro ?ROM TflS tomoon o &&&&&& , s that UM Average Price of C. , rn In Reglasd and Wales. hem the tease ending the t 46 of Italy, 1804• Wheat. Rye.l Darky. Oats. reins. l. Peat. d. s. d. s. d. 1." d. s. d. 51 to 34 2 28 0 24 9 3 6 4 45 4 The average Price of Super, computed Item the Returns made in the week. ending July a 8, is shs. 9d. per hundred weight. PRICE OF HOPS. SA Of. 'COMFY', . gent - 3l rat to 41 So Kent 41 Oa 10 3 1 Suffer - 31 141 to 41 ss sore: - gl 164 10 41 is Efilm - 31 tee to 41 8s Farnham 61 os to ;4 co Old Duty i 65.0001. PR!CE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Saga 41 los to 31 ot 1 Pockets al 15s to 51 to PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 301 to 715 per Cwt. White ditto 4os to ra . do. Trefoil Vs 16 404 do. Carraway • slls to 4.36 Coriander, 13s•ni acs do. Turnip tat 10 214 pa Watt White Milliard Seed, is to to 4.1 dot. Pawn ditto, its to as do. Canary, 71 cd to Is 6d 4* itre okll ses ed to ae ea per grunts. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. Jame*. WleterltapeL 11 ornerload 40to 4 15 40 0 to 5 S 0 4 4t45 13 • 'Straw 1 so to 1 18 t to oto a 6 0 1 Is to t alt Clover 4 to to 3 l e S Sto 6 6 New Hay 3 10 10 4 4 SMITHFIELD, July 23. To fink the offal-per done of lifb. Beef 41 64 to se 64 Veal 41 Ed to 64 of Mutton 45 44 to se od I Pork aO4SO4* 04 torah 54 01l to 6s od. • NUM Ot C•TT La TOES DAV. Beafts about 18.,10..- Sheep and Lambs 111,000., NEWOATE and 1.1 AOENHALL, lay 33. Per Stone of Slh. tw the carcafe. Beef 3e 30,1 to as tcd I Veal a44to Ss 4.4 M a tto. 3s to 41 (.14 POrk 34 ad 1:0 od Lamb 45 oil to se 4d. PRICE orTALI.ow IN LONDON. St. James's market 41 3.1. Town Tallow its od to no Clara Market 44 34 Ruins ditto (can.) 655 od to Its Whi•cchspel Marta Ruffta ditto (Soap) 675 od to Lis 005 Roue of 41 id tideittd Song 370 od 141 OS Ditto rough gB. od to es its 7d Oreav , ..s 14s od, Average Price 45 Ir 4 Good Dreys TISto OS Yellow Soak, gal. to 04.-Mottled, 4155.-Curd, 91m Price of Candles per RAW dozen, od.--Moulds, Its. oil. HIUF.S._ Hldes(petitone) 3s 81 to ss oe. I Toff.: Skins 146 tie 17$ Middling 38 4d to 3s 611 Heavy Calf sos 6d taxi' Ordinary 3s od to so sd alteru Skins os od to os lamb 61tiot, so 6d to so 6d. Pelts as od to to U COAL EXCHANOE, July 13. Bert Coals lo the Pool. per Chaldron Delivered to Houfekeepers liortdooland, per Chal4ron Delivered toi-I - Ste. 61. 03e. 64. •S•. °L 550. ed.- TURTLES. TATILTSHIRE EMI Co. g.a te. HEAD TAVtill. Poultry, hwc jutt lmdaf tt lut oY fiiic lively Turtles frt. fale.--Turtles drefred eve 7 day in the lilibeft perfedion, ant feat to any part of Town or Country. • Extrad of a Letter fmns South Hartleg, Sorel. to SplUburra Difpeofary, boho-(quart. London, dated May air, *Poe. ILaboured under Rheunnutfm for many years; three years ago it obliged me to deli ft from toy occupation. I tried the remedies of medical men tor a confident& time; they *en without the propofed recd. The pain at:es:led violently my back. loins, thighs, and right tun, GS that 1 became helplefs. In this fad Pate three Months mon defied trying the prefcristions of the Fa culty, when 1 procured a bottle of hpitibiary s Antifeorbude Drops. 1 recovered Co much (being In ow ciremnitances) I appli.xl to yam for a bottle; you were pleafed to aufwer by fending me a large one. for the favour of which I have the *afore to inform you, under the blaring of Heaven. I have beat neared there two years pant. without any relapfe whatever, to health. Itetngth, and employ ment. talsould it be ocolifary ,I un grilling more foluunly to attet.. this. THOMAS BLACK.S.IORE. Witneffes of the Cure. Rev. j SLAVE/JAM, Minifter of the Parini. Wntuar MAIWILL. - t:hurchwardens. lzgo lii•eamoas, . D. The letter, with the original agnatore, Amy be fees at Sritsatter's Difpenfary, Sotto-fquare, where the Patent Ntedich,e, with black Ramps, is fold at ta. (pd.; cos.; and sa duty includ ed. Any acted with other (tamps nult be tendons inainvions. HAVING dedicated myfelt to the finda and bees indeed by the emit coo fideratile pradke la that branch which I thought trop-r to fekot. I fruit that 1 have not metre me employed my U.r than tA.f. nob., in eln. aaiaa..;...- &AA a CPIS proftaion, are octagonally itnmaiol in uncertainty, and cannot airier , attain that foccefa which le acquired by concentrating the intclicatial pow-r to erectors of Worriers. Tbe.edleafte of tottit.trY arc peculfuly diftrefileg• for titer bring with them a train of concomitant frig:Know, end, by a de rennin of all vital energy, existence hi& heroines ',athlete - ed.— . Whether they ante front the prevalence of ill crimple. thadedrue tine habit, of kboolhoys, or :he imtui,voces oltounrity, tbeftr quire the molt affuluons profellitmal 1101; Mit by the hinuearce of uneducated mm, the iymptonta are aggravated, end the cord tution u daitfOyed. As a holErviiiiit: of the ROYAL COLL," Gr.ce miacnotis. I er•mod my pectenftots tn• educatl on; and polls ft ea.--y privilege to pror:ltec I ic.l my7elf t o ih.t evidence with weiels I have I..o:trin been liberally houourest. In the fief . of local wLiatiefa, early application wf prey. t:t the , f a eel-l.'s'''. frame; but wh• re. Itit Of ,/ unn: t:ii•efe cf the vice wt.o.le t.f the [tempt or eeninre of toe J. over hit inf.; mity wit% careful coo 'Aery fcr him to be aahre.l tot only of ▪ m the molt inviolable fecrecy. ▪ .i.la.ets it ii prevent pals ear, it it the acquire, u. ttis hut to efket a Cafe, condea, In m a cont. CI mist"r• e~ hr ilvp!Triri - ,t, an•! h-r•s evlir..t.t. It T rWibc fa, • of trr:e n ...r. by -:%:• I n dartp.r (4 . diltl and Inrcdy . . 140,-r the aavat•ta, , are VEN. 11`41 1. ner:timn vc ftstr,! r t• i. rs rricncc to thar of either res who !"t i I.kIIJ :V, or Y rrnPtca' s ,N, a: V. car:. tLc turas o rams- I' .n.ts tt.: arc r:qutffc3 to lino.y •.rv.cw. I t Ir.clnre no•e, grul 4,11 . arm: Vemt .r nf •Sn v .14 4.4114 E, cr ,iu:detns in !,rhea• 11. LONDON Pre•ted and p4.1:.:1;,.td by L.F.V: 1. ra. NT.f ^r `..s. • terburi-nlate. Leatnlntl.), at the 3TAIt OPTIC It. NO. t C 4 ,0 7- and. IPAV, A: :14 :it.AA Qv tic& , Ibm N' fievss jaw, eh G Aria' .~ Xl7 P T _ T .E;„ so 'rw '1 isj al etg tt 4