Star. — London, England, 1807-10-28 00:00:00

Ir - THE ARMY. A great interchange of troops, particularly sd battalions, is immediately to take place between England and Ireland, and the Wands of Jerfey and Guernfey. That diftinguillied Regiment the 13th foot, coin. funded by the Hon. Lieutenant Colonel Cottritts, the Cameronians, the Royal Vuzileers, 63d, and 2d battalion of the 3111, 58th, and 88th, are coming from Ireland to England. The ad battalions of the 9th, 14th, 15th, nil, 39th, and 89th, General Wutrasocef regiment, with there two diainguilhed corps, the Old Buffs and lith Foot, from Plymouth Garrifon, go to Ireland. The Queen's Regiments 87th, and Come others, come from Guernfey and Jerfey, to Scotland and England. Lieutenant M , Garcoa, of the t7th Regiment, who was recently killed in leading a party to form the thong fort of Chumeer, is brother to Enfign M‘GILECOR, the young officer who fell fo gallantly along with many others at Buenos Ayres. What adds to the lofs of the father, an old officer, is, that but a !hart time before he loft a third fon, a Captain, who nobly fell in Lord LAWS army in Bengal. That magnificent efablithment, the New Military llofpital, with all its appendages and houfes for the Surgeon General, InfpeSor General, Phyficians, Surgeons, and other Officers, is now nearly finifhed. This fuperb and highly stieful flrueure was begun under the Matter Generalthip of Earl Mors*. It is in agitation to confiruel fuch another building as that nearly Willed at Woolwich, as an Academy for the Cadets. THE WEST INDIES. We lately received the Journal of our Correfpnn dent in this quarter : his letter is dated Barbadoes, September 3 and 4 —.We are forty to learn that the Troops in that, as well as in feveral of the other Iflands, had, ef late, fuffered much from ficknefs:— the isth, 16th, and 64th regiments had (offered the moll: the battalion ef the Scots Royals at Tobago, the Both at St. Vincent's, and 96th at Antigua, were the molt healthy. There was a great and general change ef the Staff about to take place. His Excel leoey General Bowyss was to come home imniedi stely, in the ALEXANDER, with all his perfonal Staff sod fame of the General—Dr. REEVE, Infpedor of Rofpitals, Major TEDDEY, Captain BIRD (Aid du camp), and feveral others. Lieutenant-General Bscxwrru was to come from st. Vincent's to Barbadoes, and command, after Ge neral Bowyss's departure, until a new Commander in-Chief was fent out. There are now vacant in this qnarter, the appointments of Commander-in-Chief, the more valuable appointment of Governor of Suri sam, and that of Berbice. Several of the General Officers are likewife coming home, who will require tobe replaced. The officers now cut are Lieutenant General BOWTEI BICILWITH Major-General IVIAITLA ND , Governor of Grenada; .----- DA Lit rhIPLZ, of the Guards; ARCUaII. ditto; Brigadier-General GLADSTANIts, Quarter Mauer-General. MACLIAN, 37th Regiment; Stuns, Engineers; HISLOP, Commanding at Trinidad; MONTGOMCRT, at Demerara; ----- Hy c u e 3, at Surinam; Bov HAM, at Dominica; •••••••••••••••••.• WOOD, St. Lucia; De L'HosTE, at Tobago. Friday and Saturday, the firft and fecond divition of the Well York Militia, arrived at Liverpool, and the remainder on Monday. • _ The firft divifion of the ad Royal Lancafhire Mi litia, under the command of Lord STA NL ST, marched from Liverpool for Hull on Monday. The South and Middle Holdernefs Volunteers, commanded by Major MAISTER, have been upon permanent duty at Hedon for ti days. The corps muttered very thong, and acquitted themfelves throughout in a very creditable manner, and highly to the fatisfaftion of the Infpefling Officer. THE Duce or GLOUCESTER.—YeIterday, his Highnefs Lieutenant General the Doke of GLouc ES tit' attended by Colonel DAL row, Major Hroorms , and Captain CuRRIE, and others of his ['trite, arrived from the He of Wight, under a royal falute, at Portfmouth. His Highnefs, on landing, was received by Admirals MINTAGUR, Sir ISAAC Corns and Bolivia, the Hon. Commiflioner Gary, by Lieute. rant General Et.t.toT. Maki:. General Sir GEORGE Potosi, Brigadier Generals EVELF !GM and Fort ies, Colonels FERROTT, BARLOW and Gotnn, the Captains of the Navy, Commanding Officers of Re. giments, and General Staff. That fine regiment the North Devon Militia, Co. ionel HEYN I, was drawn up to receive his Highnefs at the landing place. His Highnefs immediately Proceeded, attended by the above Officers and many 'llen, to the Dock-yard, every part of which, par. ocularly the block machinery, he infpeftefd narrowly. Mr. Cnmmiffioner Gut n Y had the honoui to entertain hie Highnefs to dinner yefterday. This day his Highnefs, after infpefting the estenfive works of Portfmouth and reviewing the 62d Regiment, 81h Veteran Battalion, the North Devon, Nottingham, and Ayrefhire Regiments of Militia, and the Porte mouth Volunteers, will dine with M sj , ,r General Sir Groans PA vim T, the Lieutenant Governor, at his kat near Havant. To-morrow his Highnefs is to infpe4 the workc of Cofpon, and review the Bedford, the Sornerfer, the Eaft Kent, and Weft Effex Regiments of aid the Volunteers of Gnipnrt and the neighbour itood ; thereafter he will dine either with Admiral MONTAGVI,OT with GeneralPottTga,who coalman& t Gliport. DRURr-LANE THEATRE. The firt Novelty of the Dramatic Seifon was prefented to the Public laft night, in the shape of a New Comedy, called " Time'l a 7rll Tale," and which was exhibited to a very crowded Houle, and an Audience very well difpofed to mirth and good nature. Mr. H. SIDDONS IS the fuccefsfu} Author. The charaelers were as follow— Sir David Delmar - -• Mr RAYMOND. Sir Arthur Tenet - Mr. RUSSEL. Captain Blandford - Mr. ELL.STON. Old Hardacre - • Mr. Dowi ox. Ned Qu ery ME. MATH EWS• Reeor - Mr. PALMER. Philip Hardacre - - Mr. De CA mr. Lady Delmar - MIN MELLON. Zelida - • - Mrs. H. SWOONS. Olivia Windhatn - Mils DH NCAN. Mifs Venutia - - Mrs. SPAARS. THE FABLE. Sir David Delmar. a Bartrict of 'high birth and conneetions, fucceeds to a title antler:cumbered eltate. at a time confiderably anterior to the ecynni.ncentent of the aelion of the Drama. His only lifter, a woman of fuperior beauty and accomplithments, en gages her affections to an " hunelt yeoman's" fon in the neigh• bourhood, whom the marries; which fo enrages Sir David, that he entirely difclainis and renounces her; the therefore, with her hufband, quits Fngland, and at the time the play commences, he bas heard nothing of her for many years. In the mean time he bimfelf marries a lovely young woman, who having been bred fathionably, indulges in all the extravagant expences of the age, and to which the thinks herfelf entitled by her hulband's rank and fortune, but which is deftrudive to the laft degree to his finances, and has reduced him to the utmoft embarraffment of circumftan ccs,notwithftanding the frequent remonftranees of his old Reward Record„ to which, however, infatuated by the beauty and really good qualities of his wife, he pays not the fighteß attention Ihe Bari net's family conlifb betides, of Olivia Windham, the wealthy heircfs of Colonel Windham, who leaves her to the joint guardianthip of Sir David and Hardacre, a neighbouring farmer of very (mall means, to whore alternate care of her, half yearly he has air° ltequeathed her. At Hardacre's, however, there is his fon Philip, who, roaring above the bufinefs of the plough and the harrow, enters into the army, but not until he had completely fccured the ftrongeft intereft in Mifs Windham's heart. This Lady is silo attended by Mifs Venutia, a Maiden Aunt, who, though devoted to the Rudy of the fcienccs in all their branches. and fomewhat ftricken in years, is yet not averfe from the hope entering into the !liken bonds of matrimony, as appears from her allowing the addrell'es of Sir Arthur—a Beau of the Modern School, who pays her the matt n arki d attention, but who, in ad, is deep in the defip of entrapping the far more temping Mite Windham In the Baronet's family is alto dorneftieated a female Orphan. ale I Zelida, who. when quite a child, Ciptain Blandford of the Navy, nephew to Sir David, had, when on a eruize four e ei years before, i elated at Sr. Domingo from the horrors of a Negro infur redtion, but without being stile to afeertain who or what her pa rents were. She is reprefented an every thing which the molt per tea innocence, fimplicity, and lovelinefs can make her. At the pergod when the play is fuopnfed to commence, it is Sir David's half year ;of courfc Olivia Windham and her aunt Ventnia are his inmates. And at this moment too, Captain Blandford, brave, generous, fincere, in fhort, a Britilh Iceman, arrives at his Uncle's trom a craze, and brings with him on a vifit Ned grey, an ho • nett. harmlefs, idle fellow, whofe rage is to know every body's bu ands, and to be ufeful. At this moment Sir David's extraysgance has reduced bin , to the deepeft diftres, and all hi. refources are ex - haufted ; now lthaaeding which he has not the courage to refute his Lady giving a fete champetre in honour of the Captain's return, although he is told the expence will be tome hundreds.— tis only hope to get over his difficulties is in the marriage of his nephew with i Atria, whofc wealth he ffiould than command Msoy obftacles howevet lie in the way of his project: fire, the rooted Jiflike of Capt. Blandford to matrimony a. thirty-five ; and next, Sir Arthur's views on the beirefs which Sir David begins to pe,a ce,ve ; and " though lA. not !aft," the attach neat of the young lady herfelf to Philip Hardaere, which Sir D. now more than fuf pals. To overcome there rubs in his way, Inc retorts to means every way dilbonourable: he concerts with Sir Arthur to ruin Philip in his prereffion by addreffing an moilymous letter to his Colonel, which naafi , ns be' difmiftion Ire n the ferrite, and lis return home to his father. Hardacre, whoa known inflexibility of charadler and honelly are oily equalled by his poverty, is alto tauntingly apprifed of the way his fon had made it , the affeationa of Mifs Windi a n, and of his (the father's) bafenefs, in thus taking advantage of her refidence with him, to inveigle her into a connection with Philip, fo dilhonourable and unworthy of the Lady. And, to confummate all, Fir David borrows large funs from his ward to fupport his extravagant leans -nd entertainments. There different views, and tbei• •:, together with after dam/vire given un t he us through the two first Acts.—An unex pedt.a event taka place, which embarraffes the Baronet extremely: Captain Blandiord, this determined Mifogansift, finds himfelf unable to refill the Wanda's:rents of the inte refting and lovely Zelida, and feels himfelf difpnfed to change his opinions upon the fubjed of matrimony in her favour. Sir David (till however thinks, that if Philip Hirdacre were out of the way, he may yet carry his point; he therefore fpirita up Sir ' Arthur, to fend the youth a challenge, penned in the molt de grading and infulting language, reproaching bins with the mean• nets of his birth, and the inequality of their conditions. This letter is delivered in the valence of Old Hardacre, who had de termined at firft to leave the country, rather than be fubj-dt to the charge of having betrayed his truft with refpedt to the guar • dianfhip of Mifs Windham. He now, fired by this ungenerous refolvcs to meet Sir David face to face, and clear up Come myftery which yet bangs over the fate of all the parties concerned. An affecting fcene takes place between the Father and Son, and the struggles between the tendernefs of a Parent's feelings for the fafety of his only hope, and his with to preferve what is yet dearer to him—his Honour—gives rife to a lane of much intereft.— Captain Blandford, however, puts an end to it in a molt fatisfadtory way. Through the intervention of Old Record, he winds Sir Arthur through an his plots and fuhferfuges, and by detecting then:, obliges hint to write letters of apology, not only to Philip, but to the different parties whom he had attempted to e4nare and deceive. He then fete off for ondun, and we hear no more of htm. In tome ebullitions of gratitude which now take place on the part of the Hardacres, much confidence is induced on both flies, and Captain Blandford tlifcovcrs that the old Gentleman is the father of his pmtceted, faved, and now beloved Zelida. She herfelf molt opportunely enters, with an account that all is confufion of the molt alarming nature at Sir David's, and that flit come to reek Captain Bland ford to return with her. A mutual difcovery now takes place betwe.m father and child, extremely interating, and which dries the Fourth A& In the Fifth Aft, Old Hardaae, Rill perfilting in his project of fleeing Sir David, proceeds with his fon and new found daughter, to the houfe of the latter, whom he finds deter mined to quit England. Hardacre fees him alone, and is at 6rft mittaken by Sir David for a creditor : but now another extraordi nary difcovery takes place; Hardacre is in fadt the long-loft huf band of Sir David's filter, his real name being Offiome ; with whom having retired to St. Domingo. lie entered into trade, and had ac quired van wealth ; but his wife dying, and having loft, as he fop poled, his daughter, he returned to England, determined on retire ment, aad breeding up his only remaining child to habits of labour and indultry. His friend, Col. Windham, had been alone privy to this feheme, and had left him his daughter in warclibip, as already mentioned. He now, however, by the Pale of his jewels, through the medium of Record, pays all the debts of Sir David, and eitirely re antes his fortunes. The denouement thus effected, it may easily he fuppofed that Mifs Windham and Philip, Zelida and Captain Blardtord, are united, and Sir David fent back to very unearned and unmerited happinefs. Not Co Lady Delmar, who teems, however gid !at and unreflafting, to be otherwife an amiable and delaying woman.—We have not dwelt upon the epifodical charaCter of Ned Q2ery, whore oddities are, however, whimfical and diverting, or Mifs Veuutia, as being no way intereiting to the pragrels or development of the Drama. The plot is ccndJeted with great judgment through out, and, till the tail aft, the mytlery of ZeEda': bit ch and circumttances is completely enveloped in °bleu rity. Much feeing is excited, and the intereft pre f-aved through every fcenc.—The defcription of the man of leifure, fumetimes improperly denominated the man of fafhion, was fraught with excellent lend meat, and very happily expreffed. All the Pertormets, particularly Ei.ttsrots, Dow. TON, Mrs. H. Sinuous, Mifs Dusic•ti , and MUG SPARKS, acquitted tiara:lves .with the bigheft cow Menclation. Indeed. we here feldom fees a play re ceived throughout with fuch markedapprubation, and when the curtain dropped, four rounds of applaufe prognollicated the favourable judgment which future audiences are likely to pronounce upon the Comedy. The Prologue wis fenlibly recited by Mr. EVAE ; and the Epilogue, which turned alraolt entirely upin the Comet, was very fuccefsfully delivered by Mr. Eats TON. The Epilogue was written by Mr. LAMB, of the India Honfe. The houfe was ettrftely full, and the piece was given out for repetition this day with univerfal ap• probation. COVENT GARDEN.—This Route had alit a very brilliant audience. The play was George Be. mrvell, and Mother Go9fe was alto announced for the firlt time this feafon, and from the crowd, this pleating Pantomime teems (till to retain its Original power of attraftion. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBFR, OR HOUGHTON MEETING, 1807. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27. Fifty Ponnds for 2 yr olds carrying a Feather, 3 yr olds 7ft. 51b. 4 yr olds 8(1. 91h. 5 yr olds 911. 31b. 6yr olds gll. 71b. and aged 9(1. iolb. Lell three Miles of B. C. , Mr Sitwell's br e Goblet, brother to Bumper, 3 yrs old Mr Golbunes b f Fpfom Lars. 4 yrs old Mr Williams ch f by Ambrofia, 4 yrs old 3 Mr Lake's eh f Maryhella, 2 yrs old 4 Mr Prince's b c brother to Woodman, a yrs old 3 Mr Goodiffon's b c Foxherry, by Screveton, 3 yrs o/d 6 Mr Batfon's ch c Charmer, 4 yrs old 7 Mr Perren's b c Young Hopeful, by Expetaation, 3 yrs old 8 Mr Fermor's h m Peliffe, 6 yrs old dr Mr D. Radcliffe's bl c Mungo, 3 yrs old dr Seven to 2 againfl Goblet-7 to '4 againfl Epfom Lafs-4 to 1 againfl Foxberry. Mr. Fermor's Hippomenes. rec. 2ogs from Mr. Arthur's Wormwood, 811. :lb. each. Two yr old Cowie, toogs h. ft. NAUTICAL INTALLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER i 6. Came in the Diana, Captain SANDPRSnsI, from Chatlellown ; Circulation, Captain BROMS, from S , ockh,:lm ; Providentia, Captain CLASSEII, from Riga, all laden with naval floret for this p , ,rt; Lord Neltnn, Captain How, from Cork ; and Echo, Cap. tain Lbw's, from ditto, with provilions. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOB:•R 27. Ar.ived his fvfajelly's (hip RACEHoRS6 from Gnern fey. Sailed his Majelty's Ihips SOPHIA, for the Ead Indies; HARDY and ANT, en a cruise.—Wind S.E. DEAL, OCTOBER 27. Arrived the THRASHER gun brig from the Nore! MONKEY and CRACKER gun bfigi , fr-m a cruize, off the Coati of France, and failed again on a cruize.— Sailed the MARLBOROUGH. of 74 guns, for Cawfand Bay ' • Wsymourtt (lore 'hip, HUMBER armed fhip, Deptford and Difpatch naval tranfprts ; Fitynott hired Bono. with a number of outward b- , und mer chant veffel., for Portfmouth, Plymouth, Falm •uth, Ste. with the AElive, Rozsa, tor Lifbnn ; Louila, Thorp, and Dr yad, for Jamaica. Wind N. by W. and moderate. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Monarch, for the capture of four French frigates. Sept. is, tBo6, will he p lid on board, on Saturday next; and recalled at No to, Jelin-firm, Adelphi on Tuefdays and Thurfdays. The Kingsfither, for l'Aventure Ferrolina and San Joachim, captured Aug. 2), 1797, will be paid on Tucfday neat, at No. 28, Norfolk-ftreet, Strand; and there recalled for three years. The Emerald and Incendiary, for the three latter malls, will be paid at the fame time and place. The Hazard, for nine chalfe marees, will be forthwith paid on board; and recalled at No. go,George itrect, Plymouth Dock, for three months. The Port•au Prince, from London for the South Seas, is reported to be captured by the Spaniards, round Cape Horn. The Lord Keith, Baird. from Carron for London, has been captured, recaptured, and carried into Yar mouth. The Dundee, Anderfon, from Peteriburgli, is arri ved off Berwick. The Minerva, Captain WATT, frr•.m London to Shields, on the ;4th inn. being driven by bad weather half way between Cromer and the Texel, fell in with a large (hip under Danirh colonrs, which engaged the Minerva ; but Capt. WATT and his fmall crew gave the enemy fuch a warm reception, that the was obliged to finer off. The Minerva fuffered but little damage, and a; lived at Shields the next day. Capt. WAT rs thinks that, although fhe (hewed Danith co lours, the was either a French or Dutch letter of marque. The following appointments took place yeflerday; Mr. Hu 'SAL,. late Porter of his Majeity's fhip Camperdown, of 74 guns, to be Secretary to Sir JIMIN B. WARRIN Captain GEORDIE REYNOLDS, to be Paymafter of the fhips on float at Plymouth ; and Cantain H. &az Lair to the command of the Sea Fenciblcs a There was a rumour 'all night, at the Well end n 1 the town, that the Rochefort fquadron had ventured to lea, and that Sir RICHARD STRACHAN had fortu nately fallen in with them. We total not trace this report to any authentic quarter. A Gentleman who arrived yeflerday from Amffer dam lays, that (ince the return of' King Louis to the Hague, the rigour in executing the decree againft our trade is extremely aggravated, pollibly from the new light that his Majelty has got from his brother ; and the confequence i., that the officers dare not wink at the evafion of the law. This ch es not fit flightly on the Dutch ! Carr Bosausss.—Yellerday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guildhall, at which the pric. of bread WAS ordered to be reduced an affixe and an half; the quartern loaf will therefore to-morrow fell ft r WooD, Efq. was lworn in as Alderman cf Crip. plegate Ward ; and C. SMITH, Efq. (one of the She- riffs) of Cordwainei's Ward —pool. Orphan Stock was ordered to be paid tiff.—Several pea , ns were liceafed under the late Aft. as Coal Undertakers.— The ufual precepts were ordered to be ed for Lord Mayor's Day; alter which the Court adj , =ed. CANTBRBYRr, OCTOBER 27. Yefterday morning, between the hours of ten and eleven, a part of the glee* with the bell, bel.mging to Luddenham church, fell down upon the middle of the church, and defiroyed the pulpit, pews, &c. in that part of the building ; a bricklayer was at the moment examining the lleeple, and on removing Come mortar obferved the key lione of the arch giv ing way, when he luckily effeeed his efcape, juft in time to fare himfelf from being buried in the ruins. CLERKEA WELL SESSIONS. Yelierday the cafes were chiefly thofe of petty all faults. One, however, was in fome degree intereß• ing 7 Mr. Benjamin Sheared was tried on a charge of having committed an affault upon Mr. John Tim• mings. . The Profecutor Rated, that he is a (hip broker, or rather an exchange broker. Being entitled to re.. ceive land•tax for a houfe belonging to the Defeo• dant, and there being three quarters in arrear, he went to the houfe and demanded payment. The Lady of the bottle requeßed him to wait until her hufband came in, which he accordingly did. When the Defendant came home, he ran at the Profecutor, laid hold of him, and knocked him neck and heels out of the houfe. Upon his crofs.examination, the Profecutor admitted that he might have laid, 44 Here's my receipt, pay me the money firli, and I will (hew you my authority afterwards." Mr. PARKER, a S elicitor , depofed that the Profe cutor was afked to Phew his authority, upon his de manding payment of the tax; upon his refufal to comply with this requefl, the Defendant told bim to go abut his bufinefs, took him by the fhoulder, and put him out of doors. There was not any at. tempt made by the Defendant to alike him—nothing of the kind. Two Ladies, who were prefent. alto bore tefli tunny to the peaceable demeanour of 'he Dfendaut, except that he turned the Profecuter rt. of the houfe. They were not of opinion that any fo; .e was ufed more than was barely neceffary fir that purport. When the Chairman was proceeding to deliver his charge to the Jury, the Profecutor endeavoured to make Pane comments on the fubjeft, and laid he had a witnefs to bring forward. The Chairman, however, obferved, that his part of the cafe had been already heard. The reflimony of three wiineffes had been given on the cther fide; shefe witneffes lor•ked npan the tranfaBion with a very different eye Irmo that with which the feelings of the Profecutor might Inggea to him as fit and pro per in the cafe. The queltion which the Jury had to try, appealed to him to be rather a nice point, namely, as to the amount of the force which had been ufed on the occafion. It was not denied on the part of the Defendant, that the Profecutor was au. thorifed to receive the tax ; it was only defired that he fhould (hew his authority. That every perfon who was properly qualified to demand and receive taxes, had a right of entry for that purpofe, could not be denied ;it was not a trefpafs in point of law. But :11:n no man was obliged, as (con as payment was demanded, to give away his money immediately without he chafe to do fo, he might require the per fon who demanded payment to produce the autho rity under which he derived his right to receive the tar. Then, if he refufed to doh), he was riot to fay, " No, but I will fliy here until you do pay MS ;" he was not to take poffeffi in of the bottle. The owner or houfeholder would, in that cafe, have a rieat to make him go about his bufinefs, and to de as much violence as was neceffary for that purpofe, if he re fufed either to go out of the houfe, or to (hew the authority under which he ailed. The Jury immediately pronctinced the Defendant —Not Guilty. The °hie& or Mr. G. H. Ross's mialon to Ame rica, is, it is laid, to continue the negoci .ti in which has been fufpended for the prefent, on accoim , of the limited nature of the powers veiled in M Er . MONROE and PINCKNEY. Mr. Rose goes out with ample inttrußinns, and will have the advantage of negotiating dite&ly with the Government of the Unites States. On Saturday the 24th, the States cf the Ifland of Jerfey met, when a moll handfome and elegant con piatulary Addrefs to the Right Hon. the Eat' of CHATMAM, drawn up and propofed by the Rev. Dr. DUPRE, Dean of Jtrfey, was unanimoully voted on the appointment of that Nobleman to the Govern ment of that lfland. CORN MARKET, MARK LAME, OCT. 29.--This day there are very few arrivals of Grain in general, yet Wheat continues extreme dull fate, and laft prices fcarcely maintained—Fine Barley rather dcarer— and Fine New Malt about 78s. per quarter—White Peas are lower—but few Grey, or Beans of each kind, which are higher—Oats of belt quality at rather bet. ter price—Flour inclines lower, but Fine American full as dear, 345. to, 37., per barrel. GENERAL CURRRNCT AS UNDER. Wheat 38$ 48s 6..4 per qr., Grey Peas, 641 68s od Elm: Ditto. 64. 63. od Beans, (old) 58s 64s od Rye. (new) 404 451 Od Tisk Ditto sos 561 coo Harley, 394 4446.1 Oars,o4s 284 331 Malt, (old) 649 725 cd Poland ditto 34s us 6d White Peas, (sioilers)l4:3 I 50s Potatoe ditto to 37b 01 Rape Seed. tat all. Fine Flour SCs to 55 1 —Seconds 43s to ses. A girl, aged r 4, has had, fur the IA fever pre ceding years of her life, Icrophulous ulcers on her arms, neck, fide, and breads, attended with , great difcharge, particularly at the periods of Spring : — The difeafe baffled eviTy means employed, when the tried SPILSBURY'S Patent Antifcotbutic Drops, and at this time the has taken five bottles; the fmaller ulcers are all healed, and the larger ones making fair advances to the fame favourable termination, which we are juflified in concluding from her mended flare of health, probably arifing from the good health o f the fecreting glands. Mrs. Dancer, York, will give further information on application ; and the original letters may be teen at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Soho Square, London.—Mr. SPILSEURY 11 not accounta ble for any mixture fold, unlefs the word, " By the King's Patent" are inferted on the b.ll of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the Ramp alto (the King's duty) is printed in black inflead of red ink. Bottles ss. 6d. ; bonble bottles los. ; and 1 trger tl. as. duty included.