Star. — London, England, 1816-01-24 00:00:00

r _I .~. , - .What tho' the eye be dint that lent a grace Te that pale veteran's once expressive face ? What tho' the cheek be white,—unnerv'd the arm That glow'd with fervour, that oppo%'d the storm, When war, a giant conqueror, strove in might O'er Europe's throne, and card her to the fight ?•—• Yet o'er the pallid brow, where honour frown'd, ret the green laurel, victory's flag ! be bound; And, ere you place his body ip its rest, Wrap the gor'd standard round his manly infest s O'er the green sod that bides hitt , gaping grave No tomb be rait.'d but what befits the _brave; But bring the gashed sabre, by it set The blood-besprinkit4l tarniehed bayonet, On these his bonnet plue, tho' torn and rent,—• For these should be the soldier's monument ! VETERAN. Then a memento—not in florid strain, That both the soldier and the an disdain, — One word, one little wordovill better tell The deeds he did, and how a Briton fell; One word, one little word. alone is due; 'Twill mock oblivion's power—'tis 1,1%t-r Luta° ! KINO;1 THEATRE.—Last night, after the very pleasant. Opera of Griselda, a newjtallet was brought out under the direction of bl. BArrisre, entitled Figaro. It is the story of the BarAter de Seville bal. letized and - the incidents of that agreeable piece are rendered M pantomime with considerable effect. The chief attraction was the debut •of Madame Damn. BAPTIstE, of whom report had spoken so highly pre. vious to her appearance. Her stile is of the best Her movements are graceful, her carriage easy, bdt she was evidently affected and almost Over _ come by her terrors. We hive no doubt when the kindness of the English public has given her courage, she will prove a great acquisition to the Cqrps de r Ba net. DRURY4ANETHEATRYA—The old sterling Comedy of Love for Love was performed last night with all the * strength of the Company ; and at no previous time within our memory was it executed with more genuine. spirit. The parts were most happily adapted, MUNDIIR and DOWTON in Foresight Atvi Legend, and &Largay in Ben,, were excellent- Mr. RAN in Yaks:- time, and Mr. Ha.m.zir in rattle, both displayed their comic - talents to great advantage ; the tormer in the affected madness was particula rly happy. Mrs. DA VISON, Mrs. Otrozit, &Ira. HARLowe, and Mrs. SPARES, in .eingelica, Mrs. Furesigkr, Airs. Frail, and the oorre, were all loudly applauded—while Mts. MARDYN, the new favourite, was received in the cha racter of Nils Prue with incrtasud aciti.;ration. The play was I. 'ldly applauded throughout. C-vEN r CrAIIDEN.—Owing to Mr. Youxo's acci dent, Mr. C r.; assumed. for the first time, las , night, the part of Pierre in Police Pre:emelt ; and Jyfier devolved once more upon Mr. COD:WAY, who acqi,itted himself in the most thatinunistied manner. In Pierre Mr. C. Ktoilmz had a most difficult task to perform : he, however, sustained the character throughout with much apimation and effect, and his exertions were rewarded with the twist unqualified approbation. Miss O'NEtu. displayed her influence over the feelings of the heart with all her wonted skill and energy, as was amply testifwd by the tears of a crowded audience. Her Grace the Duchess of WELLiNortm was, on Monday night, in a private box at Drury-lane, to witness KEAN's Sir Giles Overreach ; the front of the Theatre was also graced by the Duchess of Mox raose, and an unusually large party of our first fAshionables, many of them accompanied by their blotting families, who still throng to witness the in creasing popularity of Harlequin and Fancy. An Irish Gentlenr.n, who seemed very intent on a paper, as he walked along Pall Mall last Monday, being asked by a friend who met him, what love let ter he had received, the Hibernian replied, 4 , Faith, honey, you may well say that, for it is an invitation from a goddess to banquet, which, considering the present plentiful scarcity of . Along, quite,astounds me, as the mint sauce, alone, is worth 50,000 guineas, and you may partake of it with me," handing him a • Scheme of the present Lottery. containing Two 'Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Two Prizes of R 20,00% &c. &c.. with Not Two Blanks to a Prize.—To begin Valentine's Day... Cowart THE PUGILIST.—By a letter to an amateur in Dublin, Cooper, who has been latterly consigned, to the shades, announces his existence and well-doing, and consoles the lovers of the fine art, who wept fur the loss of such an ornament, by an assurance that he still exists, and may again grace the ring. • BOW.STRKET.—Yesterday the Office was crowded to excess by the keep -rs of hotels,- taverns, inns, and public houses, to hear the second examination of George Freeston, who is charged with having robbed a great number of houses of the above description., The examinations having occupied so much time, and mote charges having been preferred, they were defer red to another day. Untou HALL.— Yesterday tWO young men, the sons of a respectable housekeeper, at Peckham, were ch3rged with a violent assault on their father and mo ther. From the statement of the father it appeared, that whilst his wife and himself were dining together on Sunday, the two defendants came in, their mother was pioceediag to expostulate with them on some parts of their conduct of which she disapproved, when the elder son took up a,ckair, dashed it upon the table, destroying the dishes and plates, and knocked his mother down. The father got up to in terpose and protect his wife, when he shared the same fate. As soon as he could get - up he went out to pro. cure a constable, but on his return the two defendants It td quitted the house. Their mother was much hurt in her person, but still more in her mind, and, in the evening she went out telling the witness she had been very ill used, and woeld never come back to that house again, and next morning she was found drowned in a pond,oa the orttnises of Mr. - Whitton, at Grove House. Mr. Whitton confirmed the latter part o the old man's statement; and further added, that on hearing.the circumstance of the quarrel and assault which took place previous to the unhappy woman committing the rash act of self-destruction, he caused the defendants to be taken into custody. A respectable persOn, resident at Peckham, beCanie bound for their appearance after the Coroner should have held his Inquest on the body of the deceased, and th"y were for the present discharged. P ACIIERL Mr. Nomemeof Melton Mowiety, Leicestershire. having reason to suspect, hem thenunterous gangs of poachers in the neighbourhood, and from . the de crease. of his game, particularly pheasants, that they had been paying him some nocturnal visits, caused the wood in the neighbourhood of his farm at Freeby, to be watched for several nights past ; when &mut two o'clock, on Thursday last, four men were disco ' wed at their depredations ; three, however, fortu nately for them, made their escape, but the fourth, in the attempt, failing to stop when ordered so to do, was daoeerousfy wounded by two of the servants, and now lies at a public house, in Melton Mowbray, with very little hopis of his recovery, as the shot, which was large, have entered so deep into his back And arm, that the surgeon has not, as yet, been ena bled to extract them.—The man so detected came from Seagrove, and was one of the gang apprehen ded, a very short time since, for robbing the pre serves of Lord WINtHiLSIGA, near Oakham. He had, on that occasion, been brought before Mr. 'NORMAN, who is a Magistrate, and, in consequence of his ap-* parent contrition, and promise never again to offend in like manner, was treated, perhaps, with too much Ilenity on the occasion. Saturday last, an Inquest was held before WILLIAM JOYNilt, Esq. Coroner, at New Park Farm, Berkeley, on the body of William Inkrain, who was killed by some poachers, ilea wood belonging to Colonel Ber keley, on the morning of the 19th inst. From the evidence of Mark Cullimore, gamekeeper, and Tho mas Clark, park-keeper, it appeared, that the manors 0t Lord Ducie, Miss Langley, and Colonel Berkeley, having of late been very much infested by poachers, the respective proprietors had employed a number of persons to perambulate the estates. in order to pre. serve the game, but alw•tys without fire-arms. On Thursday night last, these rereins met to the num ber of thirty, and atterwards divided themselves into three parties—the first, consiating of eleven men, were those employsd by Miss Langley ; the second party, consisting of ten ; and the third, =miming Mee men, were in the service of Lord Ducie and Co lonel Berkeley. Some time after they had separated, the attention of the last mentioned body was attrac ted by the repot, of two guns, when they immediately made for the spot whence the sound seemed to pro ceed. As th. y approached it, a shot was fired at them, without any previous notice, but did no injury; but on coming nLa er, another discharge took place, whit-it unfortunately killed the deceased on the in- St,tht, al portion of the charge having penetrated the beau. Immediately afterwards, a succession of shots were tired, which severely wounded the follow. ing pet sons :—Barge and Davies, in the head and eyes ; Raymond Hensburgh, John King, and Berry, hi the legs ; and another, whose name, we believe, is Pinnell, in the thigh. The noise of the firing sou n brought up the second party, or perhaps more murder might have been committed ; and, in a little time, Miss Langley's men likewise arrived, when they commenced a pursuit, but although they got a sight of the villains, who were 16 or 18 in num bar, tLey could not get sufficiently near to secure any one of them. The deceased had been in the service of Colonel Berkeley upwards of five years. The Jury returned a verdict of—Wilful Murder against some persons unknown.—We are happy to add, that the wounded men are all considered out of danger. At the Stiffolk Quarter Sessions, held last week, Joeeth Dale, convicted of being found in a wood, with a gun, for the purpose of shooting game, was sentenced t 3 six months imprisonment in the County Jail ! • A Special Commission was opened at Clonmel on Monday, the 15. h instant, before Lord Nonnuait and , Baron GEORGE. Lord NORSUKY, in his charge, placed the present disturbances to the account of petty Chid/tains, who, he said, took every advantage of the people to make them discontented. If the present measures fail, he said, military law will be put in execution. A Court Martial assembled on Saturday se'nnight at Plymouth, on four men of the 'fair, for desertion, , and entering nun the 40th Regiment, when they were sentenced to receive 200 lashes each.—Monday a Court Martial was held on two men of the IMMO NANA, upon a similar charge, and they were sentenced to a like punishment. • Last week five of the crew of his Majesty's ship AFRICAINZ were found guilty, at Portsmouth, of a breach of the 23d Article of War : three of them were sentenced to two years imprisonment in the Mar :hake:4, one to six months imprisonment, and one to receive 200 lashes. Another was acquitted. The names of the persons who were unfortunately lost on Sunday morning, off Worthing, were, Mr. BROADBAY, an officer belonging to the revenue cutter, James Martin, James Winchester, and Cousins. Wchave not learned whether these persons have left families. It is some consolation to state, that there were only four drowned, instead of five, as first re ported. A boat, belonging to Mr. Whitta, of Pembroke, having on board ten passengers, was on Tuesday se'nnight overset, in returning from Milford. A woman, with an infant only six weeks old, after re• maining for some time under the boat, had the good fortune to be snatched from a watery grave by the other passengers, who had. got across the keel. Al though apparently lifeless when taken up, she still grasped the poor babe in her arms, and they shortly after retived. The whole party were rescued from the perilous situation they had been in for more than MI hour, by Abel Thome', of.Hazlebeach, in that neighbourhood. Yesterday morning the body of a new-born babe, l seemingly about a day old, was found by the routing of a pig an some rubbish, itr a waste plot of ground adjoining Carlisle-place, Lantbetb. It is supposed the infant must have been murdered, as several marks of violence were found upon its head and body. Monday night, an Inquest was held at the sign of the Ship, in Lombard-street, Fleet-street, before THOMAS SIIELTON, Esq. Coroner for the City of Lon don, on the body of Susannah Smith, who was burnt to death, by her clothes unfortunately catching fire. Verdict—Accidental Death. The inhabitants of the houses in the Strand, which are to be removed for the formation of the street to . tlie , New ' Bridge, have received notice to wit their , respective dwellings b,y Midsummer nett: ritOM LAST' Armors PAlttit• WHITEHALL, JANUARY es, ism His Royal Highness the Paints Reostrr haa been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his• MAJ [STY, to grant the 41is silty of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain sod I Ireland to the following I;.ntleinen, and the resitec.ive be rs male of the r bodies lawfully begotten, viz. Sir CUALONLR Unt.e, Itut. Admlral of the Red Squadron of his Majesry's Fleet. BANASI'aa TAILLATON, El. General in the Army, and CO:011Ci 01 1114 Majesty's 41 et ittgitnent of Light Dragoons. Joists FiAten, Pi. General in the Army, and-Culotte' of his Majesty's 8111 Regiment of Light Dragoons. WHITEHALL, JANUARY 23. . His Rdyal Highness the Inc e ItecteNT, acting in the name and on the behalf of his MAJLryr, has betti pleased to nomi nate sod appoint Major-General tiir Ht; us.• N Kitt. Knight of the Imperial Rus.Jan Military Order tif Sc. George of the —lt class, and of the Royal Prussian oh Merit, I .ieutenant- General in the Island of St. Helena, and Governor of tin: same for the Honourable the East India C to be a Knight Commander of the Most Honourable Military Oida of the Bath. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Cox, of Ship-alley, Wellctusr-square, linen-draper. Joshua Johnson, of Sheffield, mercer and draper. BANKRUP Henry Wakley the young. r, Michael Wald .y. and Wm Wakley, of Bridgewater, Somerset, bardwaremen and copartners to surrender Feb 11,16, and March 5, at the Ore, at the Commer cial Rooms, Bristol. At:omits, Messrs. ta borne and Ward, Bristol ; or Mr. Spencer Newcfonhe Meredith, Lincoln's-Mu. Hannah Inv.. n and •Chomas "liven, of 1%10/flake, •sui ey, grocers and shopkeepers January 27, Februat y and Nla felt 5, at twelve. a. GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Rob • non, 6, ila' t lot itt street, Piccadilly. Robert Dowding, of Melksham, Wilts. clothier, dealer and chap man, Teb. 2,5, and March 5, at eleven, at the Commercial- Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bouedillon and Hewitt, Little Frilly-street, London; or Wm li:van, Bristol. Sarah Ketkero, otherwise Sarah Whitt.' gslow, late of Mansel Lacy, Herefordshire, miller, dealer and cliapwinitan, Jant.ary 29, SO, and Mardi 5, a: eleven, at the black Swan, liereturd. Attornies, Mr. Built, Hertford; or Messrs. Street and Mettle, Philpot- lane, London. Sanitirl Watt, Late of Kingston, hillaka, but now of the Barist Head Cutfre-house, Aldermanbury, I.otidon, merchant, Janua y 271 at one, Feb. 3, at twelve, and March 5, ar one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Amory and Cole. ' 32, Luthbury. John Bury, of Kinfare, Staffordshire, b utcher, dealer and chap man, Feb.l2, 13, and March 5, at eleven, tt the Crown hut, Bridgnot da. Attornies, Mr. Rich, Nu. 5, Inner Temple lane, London; or Mr. G. Roberts, Kinfare. Joseph Blakeway and Richard Blakeway the younger, now or late of Ninon, Staffordshire, grocer., chandiers, and evert ners. Feb. 9, at five, Feb. Ist, and arch 5, at eleven, at the George Inn, liewdley. Attorides, Messrs. Awake and Wright. Inner Temple, Landon; or Mr. Hunt, •stou bridge. Thomas Worrell, of Wrealtam, Denbialtsltire, grocer, February 19, 20, and Match 5, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lisr:rpotil -Attornies, Mr. Win. Thompson,. blater'a-court, Liver i tta.l; or Mesas. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row, London. :An Sinit h, of Friday-street,London. wine :aid brandy merchant, dealer and chapnan, January 27, Fea. 10, and Match s.at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie:, Messrs. Youna and Hughe., at. Mil dred's-court, Poultry. Edward Heiden, of Hazel End, Farnham, Essex, horse-dealer, January 30, Feb. 6, and March 5, at ten. at Actor- Pies, Mr. Win. Gee, Bishop Stortturd, Altai; or Mr. 60R ; Temple. Joszph Low le, of Oakhill, Somerset, hosier, Feb. 5, Cana March 6, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr Richard Grow Burloot, King'. Bench Walk, 'I envie ; or Mr. Higgins, Shepton Jonas Renshaw, of Nottingham, lace-manufacturer, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 13, at sis, 14, and March 5, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Minn. Renshaw and Cursham, Nottingham; and Mr. Hubbertsy, Austin•filars, Lonatin. liancocks, Hereford, p'g-dealer, dealer and chapman, Feb. IS, at seven, 14, and March 5, at eleven, at the t;t ern Dragon Inn, Hereford. Anoraks, Mr. Smith, Bedlord-tow, London; and Mr. Harris, I-comfit:ter. Ilihu Samuel Fellows, of No: Ingham, cheese-factor, dealer and chaptnaii, Feb. 13, at six, 14, and March 5, at eleven, at the Funds Bowl, Nottingham Attornies, Mr. Hurst, No' tics. ham; and Nles.rs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, Lottaott. Samuel Mann, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, dater and chapman, Jan. 25, 26, and March 5, at eleven, at tue Nep tune Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Roster and bon, bartlett's-buildings, Holborn; and Mr. Sandwith, Hull. Henry Brantley, or LW, d's Coffee-house, insurance-broker, Jan. 30, Feb. 6, and March 5, at twelve, at Gieldhail. Attarities,, Mews. Kearsey and Spurr, Bishopsgate-strert. John btephen Debenne, of North Walsh:lm, Norfolk, grocer, dealer and chapman, Jan. 29, Feb. i 2, and March 5, at four, at the Maid's Head Inn, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. William Foster, Norwich. Samuel Rothwell, of Fenchurchtstreet, printer, bookseller, dea ler and cliapmitt, Jan. e. 7, at one, Feb. 3, at twelve, and March 5, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. '1 uppatg, Greville-street, Hatton-garden. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. • Feb.lo, Thomas . Gibson and Joseph Johnson, Lawrence- (Lane, bankers, at eleven. Jan. SO, Alexander MeCraith, Lov.er liruok-street, wine merchant, at one. March 2, John and Wal ter Nkhol, Old Jewry, merchants, at ten. Jan. SO, Altham, Tokenhouse-yard, broker, et out.. Feb. 17, William Robert Linton, Gower-street North, builder, at twelve. March 5, Edward Mann, Yeovil, linen-draper, at eleven. Feb. IS, William Taylor, Woolwich, victualler, at one. Jan. 30, Juhn Dempsey, Coleman-street, Miler, at ten. Frb. 17, John Ma latne and Adrian Neris, Crown-street, Soho, working jewellers, at twelve. Feb. 111, John Trustrum,Woad-street and Hoxtusi, umbrella-maker, at eleven. Feb. 13, Woraim John Richardson, lacholas-lane, merchant, at twelve. May 91, C. Wright, Dow gate-hill, whie-merchant, at twelve. Feb. 20, Mary and baauuel Waterford Woodward, Bankside, timber-merchants, a: twelve. Feb. te7, Hildersdon Bayly, St. Alban's, corn-chandler, at one.- March 2, Samuel Sanders, Fleet-street, wholesale perfumer, at twelve. Feb. 17, David Anderson, Gray's lau-lane, coal-mer chant, at one. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 20, John Prins. Crediton, tanner, at eleven, at the Barn staple Ina, Exeter. Feb. 16, William Ma tby, jun. and William Thorpe, jun. Bath, hued-draper., at one, at the White Lion, Bristol. Feb.llo, Marla Wright, Dail?, mercer, at twelve, at the King's Head, Derby. Feb. IS, William Jackson, Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at Mr. Clement's, Liverpool. Feb. 2tt, Wil Wu Cross, Ilminster, victualler, at ten, at the George, Ilminster Feb. 19, Robert Brown, Worcester, glover, at twelve-, at the Star atid Garter, Worcester. Feb. 15, Ruben Hodgson, Nortlialler tun, surgeon, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, Northallei ton. Feh. 14, Stephen Brassington, Burslan, Omer, at twelve, at the Bell and Bear, Hone. CERTIFICATES- -Faintua a v 13. John Mitchel, Ulcuats-mill, Egremont, miller. Richard Wil son Barber, Ivrlaue, painter. Nathaniel Biddle, Gloucester, grocer. John Rodger, sbethekl, merchant. Charles Smerdon, Liverpool, druggist. James Ecbert Hoolboom, Union-court, Broad -street, merchant. David Speddin, Carlisle, butcher. John Gana Nimrod George, New Bond -street, bat manutacturer. Mr. ASTON, of Ipswich, has received a letter from the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, acquainting him that the public exigencies will nut admit of the duties on malt being taken off in the ensuing Sessiiin of Parliament ; but that if such a measure should be found practicable; provision would be made for re turning the duty which may have been paid on the stock in hand. On Wednesday last a numerous and respectable meeting was held in. the Tontine Tavern, Glasgow, of 'Gentlemen interested in the assessment recently Made on the rents and windows of warehouses, fac tories, calenders, and other buildings, appropriated solely to the-purposes of trade, when it was unan— mously resolved to present a rrspectful Memorial to the Lords of the Treasury against this Tax, as un warranted by any Statute. LONDO)I MAKETS, tee. 401.23. COTTON.—The great anxiety of llrchientis2its, known to secure Cotton for Immediate exp.! such it the scarcity of pinch suitable for tf l4 l : 'pose. that purchasers solicit a preference fo r a of Pernambuco-lately arrived ; the ca:et of I, li ore estim.tted frimi 1,400 to I,i), t! p ack,.., 2 36 00 0 i li e e r n n g a a rn l. 7 tu at t 2 fte 4 w d ..l; t el 2 io s tl i Se il i it i t 1'3.1; 40 D znit ; at 23d. Or Antetican Cottorl 4.00 B , wc i s ; sold at 154 a 17d ; and IS.) Orli..tii s 16J a 1 9j. will he observed, the s. les At Lie, rp,i..l , ire vtry tensive ; but still a shAde under the cui te „, Londou. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 21. C .ttons there lie t b, daring the whole of t:iii week a very spiritA rki creasing demand hum tln tr ide, which I*, l aided by an Mgt.:try lot eel.ott ;Ind t or tpet4 and prices of ow., descliptions have aJv4licedakki Id per lb . w hil s t 13 )wed, low and lair nearly lid . per lb. SUGAR.— Fite hi.siiiess done in Muse,. vade l I limited that'..o ttion can be stated i n the I: rency. In the Iteli.ie.l Market little busiie nq b een effected ; the olio s li.ore b:en so ve r y tm, the I:ol. l .ers gentian) declined selling, sonl,p„„ ft.r ptkompt pay tne:it took !)Lice at vet). te,luced good etoslung lumps at_7Ki ; Ktrnbru' bss ; middling singl..b at STi. And borne fine bit, 15s. Tlie s ieceiveJ Itir rctiiied the late arrivals are reported, to he very o yet the 4i:ices still continue limited. For t i gn , continue to be little inquired after, the lai te ,' o nearly nominal. COFFM—There have been two public ult k , first, consisting entirely ot Jamaica Cutler, considerable demand, bur the pi ices realizad weir tow ; ordinary .f.:maica 65s ; ordinary Pale 67, i good ordinary 71s ; fine ordinary 11, ; , the close of the second sale, the demand a entirely to give way ; the greater proportilo — oi Coffee being taken in at very lo,e rates, slid, not bring forward purchasers ; some tin e Dutch sold at 75s GJ ; middling Dominica 84 1 84s 6d ; ordinary middling, Jamaica 75 ; 61 The sale of the East India Coffee this • consisted of 1191 bags Company's Mocha very few bags only were sold at 110 6J, the, der withdrawn horn present sale; a few lots sold at 74.5. The sale ot West India this . consisted of 239 casks, and 269 oays ; the first about 100 hhds good middling Dutch 9.55; a iutirior 37s a 9:is lid ; there was apparentiy a crease in the der: Ind; the Dutch selting mac& . than any prices lately realized ; the ordinary , tions of Jamaica the same as the late currency, in greater request. 'roan:co.—Torre is more demand for To the shippers have purchased some Maryland', some Virginias have been sold for home tint'. There have been renewed inquiries Art, Rico and Variaas ; of the latter there is link mailing in the mat ket, and the stock of the ' generally consists of very interior descriptions. Rum, BRANDI., AND HOLLANDS •-•• fhe for Rom has subsided ; the question as to their adniiited into Fiance is .t matter ot so nindi it tance, that if it is brought lorward, it would , sion much delibrrition brfore it is finally midi A law. Some exports have been made, s upon that event. The prices in the market . dining; the depression may be stated at VI per lon on Jamaica low Rums; Leewards lit,le s, —Same pale Geneva lately landed 3s 101—Nu, 1 teration in Brandies. SPICES continue very heavy ; the Company's I this lorenoon consisted of 1152 chests Juni, ' pikes went so low as :is ld a Ss (;id; 26; chests' megs 5s 7d a Gs ;'2.1 casks Mace, chiefly at W tif 375 chests Cassia Lignea, in small bundles at 10s a £l5 ; 731 bags Ginger £5 12s a A 6 lOs.', greater propoition ot Cloves, Mace, and Nui were taken in at the prices we have mentioned. MARRIEiI. YeAtert!ay morning, at Lambeth Church, George Staraci Barge Builder to I.e. 111.‘iesty, znd Barge Matter to the the I.url Mayor, to Mlsa kitzabeth " Kent. At Dawliih, January 19, !l.e Rev. Conytrs Fellow ot• L't,ro4l. Chriett'tee, Ual.,:tl, to the Rip , Lady Hturittta Dolui-va DILI% At Bronivon, on the If;th in,tant, Duucan shirr, bl' Cad z, Merchaut, afttr a tralious At Glasgow, the nth instant, Egiinton, only sons( Kettuct!y, late of Sprit At Grenada, the Hon. Alexander Cockburn, nod 74. Wednesday. Niro. Rooth, wile of Lieut. Routh. CUALLIiIskir.. ESS RS. CURRIE acid Co. Surgr,,ns. hi: Ma je ity' e ervice, t!ie ve , ule 1.1 prove a ample instance where :heir silo:Ione and method' have tailed of the desired slicer. "1 he pit. ice of many I pirticular branch or their pro ession, has not sato ut.e tinsuutiessful case. 'They continue to direct their studies to tae cure ut Venereal Conylaiia, and the , derangement of . tem which is the co,requence or the p:si Melees and a• effects of a habit long and most unhappily r:rsurd by the or both sexes. In the one it will be round to be the source of barrenness ; thr utile r have its ravages fatally (' to them by a distressing state ut debility, winch, if not s niedierl, rerotiiiat •i impute:ace. These are its ramiti uitiniate Hiesis, consuniproun,loss of ruuscu'ar various nerv.iaa :On:piatilllS, 11.11411 y Cskrarterisr th- e.Ol Or !hit solitary vi, e. Ul persons latiguishiu.; miner the incident to such s habil :heir rresi went is simple, and bat) proved ussucLe•istut in : he cuur.e tit a lull)', I.llrirttitui, za.l emended practice. In the moat obstinate and ccastplkated caste of venereal than, such as otstructio. s to the urethi a , spangy tIC hard tumours, calli(as ulcers, eru j itioas, 11,11.1:121 %%a.' . It"Sk as alertSttictures, c e nt or •,t lona '!"‘ I which s have haillsl :he id of other 1° &CI:114.11 - rie 4 their preset iniprev•-d plan eel treatutent diet:n(24 al' I P I neatly cured, watiout sear suffering. the e acrstralikl and alarming Hemorrhage wlech frequently fill on', the tion or the lunar caustic. In i Leedom of their ateastuf in this metropolis, Haim:riots eases of is itle 'Villa bar' and are daily midst: their care, the total eradication of • reined by a sate, cet tam, and ezpeditmus :node (afore' :a any either yet asinp.ed. Tho weakness, relissation, city, procertlaig trout this complaint are speedily r 7 the Patieta restored to sound and violas:is h e alth. jo t _ the debility hat for years esi-ted, a pro;:er volleyer:we! remora. lye remedies at. indispenst.bly rasa:site. !o rowel' bering sparks ut life, and to reatitrisae the cons:b on " the l Patients in the ecuti ry are reco:lv:al to sate ot their case, age, and gem.ral habit of ilviny, eue'r,fr **twice for advice andhitch:i t:l s, whet the slow se sent to any p.m of the Ktr to ensure that tecrecv wtdck is so es•er.tial tote tthe taking, tie postage of le.ters t0,..y be &Idea to • tnedienes.-9th June, I soit—to;, Hatton gat.'en. W.43°1141 Prigued .by.l4veL KLNT S Picts Publiiked @herr, and at fir Sear Otlice.l.4ll 14' ' • :arc. - LONDE)V MAit kETS, 401. 2 3 . !OTTON.—The great anxiety of ti t? s hi pper " 1 wn to secure Cotton for immedi ate etp 11'1 h it the scarcity of pinch suitabl e • e, that purchasers solicit a preferenc e I . o °l Ct Peritambnenfately arrived ; ti case; ofri lt° I " estimated frimi 1,400 to t' 0 „k , • • ) I'ernams at 2s 4d it 2s ) Bengali iu the warehouse at 13.1 ; 40D 1-- s' It 23d. Or American Cott,selt 400 v a t ' 3at 154 a 17d ; and IS.) Orkui s 16J a li t t • I he observed, the s,:les at Lietrpea are sive ; but still a shade under the -trl " cult e ,, 94 IS intim LIVERPOOL, J AN. C •ttons there lia t - ring the whole of this week a vtry spirit a- .d hd 'asing demand from the tride, whi c h Loa t 4 led by an itiqictry lot exhort for sp to d: d prices of moo descriptions have advaliced4L, per lb. whilst 13 )weJs hair and fair i• ariy lid . per lb. Liebe:. rflied ttion can be stat e d i n eke ft SUGAR.— rile hi:mess done in Mtis c i ara d el - 1 icy. In the RelileJ Market little bitstiss. en effected ; the offers hare been so very kr b l . 11 All) declined Si Bing, win, p us ' : pi r preempt pay me:it took place at vet y ?educed, 141 l od C, oshing Lumps at 78s ; Hambr o ' Loa M is ; middling sitigks at ST,. and some fine y a ,115 s. 'lle 'Ata s lecei yr.! for roi.ted ge st e late arrivals are reported, to he very co w * t the piices still continue limited. Fen ign ' Intinue to be little inquired after, the 41 1(44 early nominal. CoFFEE.—Titere have been two pnblie silt,, st, consisting entirely ni Jamaica Coffee, .. insiderable demand, but the prices realized wer e w ; ordinary .I.:maica 65s ; ordinary Pale 67, , ard ordinary 7ls ; fine ordinary 711 ; ie close of the second sale, the demand a itirely to give way ; the greater proportil k of 5 offee being taken in at very lo.v rates, shi It bring forward purchasers ; some tine and latch sold at 75s 6.1 ; middling Doininica 83si ts 6d ; ordinary middling, Jamaica 75i 6J. The sale of the East India Coffee this after misted of 1191. bags Company's Mocha Cla. cry few bags only were sold at 110 s 6,1, there. er withdrawn from present sale; a few lots ' old at 74.5. The sale 01 West India this m• a insisted of 239 casks, and 269 oat 4 s ; ttrc first bout lOU hhds goad middling Dutch 9.55; a ° tltriur 87s a 9:ii ; there was apparentiy as :ease in the der' old; the Dutch selting mach •; ran any prices lately realized ; the ordinary •. .• ions of Jamaica the same as the late currency,' s greater request. Ton.tcoo.—Titere is more demand for T• • • lie shippers have purchased some Marvlands • ante Virginias have been sold for home co ion. There have been renewed inquiries afier tico and Varinas ; of the latter there is link nailing in the Mat ket, and the stock of the la ;enerally consists of very inferier descriptions. Rust, Beast's., ASO HOLLANDS dear Or Rom has subsided ; the question as to their Lit idniitted into France is A matter ot so much once, that if it is brought forward, it would ion much deliber [don before it is finally pastef• ii L law. Some exports have been made, spe. • ipon that event. The prices in the market a' :lining ; the depression may be stated at II per .. on on Jamaica low Rums; Leewaids little vu —Same pale Geneva lately landed 3s 101—lis er.ition in Brandies. SPICES continue very heavy; the Company's \ his forenoon consisted of 1152 chests Clown, prices went so low as 11.1 aSi `26; chests' . rnegs 5s 7d a 6s ; 2.1 casks Mace, chiefly at ys a9i 375 chests Cassia Lignea, in small bundles at los a £l5 ; 731 bags Ginger £5 I2s a re 6 Ms. • greater proportion of Cloves, Mace, and Not, were taken in at the prices we have mentioned. MAR KlEn). Yesterday morning, at Lainbeli Church, George Sark' Barge Builder to lets M.'.jesty, :lid Barge Matter to the 1-len. the Lord Mayur, to Miss kbaabetas S.;tahlsahut • Kent. At Dawlish, January 19, ti-e Rev. Lill Conyers Fellow of Corpus Christi Colle g e, Ual.a el, to the Rip! Lady He urittta Dui ot ea At Brompion, on the rah iicarent, Duncan Slaw, LA Cad z, Merchant, after a tedious At Glasgow, the Stu instant, Egiintan, ealy son of • Keeinedy, late of Spritighall. At Grenada, the Him. Alexander Cockburn, 214 7 6 . • Wednesday. Mrs. Routh, wile of Lieut. gouth. %Arra' A aIALLKNUE. ESS RS. CU RRI I: and Co. Suegenns. 4 la IL his Majesty's t4 e rvice, chailen g .• the voute prove a single instance where :heir moricisse and metheedof have tailed of the desired effect. Abe pie ice many y this pirticular bra:!ch of their pro has nut area ia.e unsuccessful C. 160. They continue to direct their studies to the treatin • 1 cure tit Veneteal Cuitylainta, and ilia , derangement of tent which is the cooseyience tit the rn Meatus and a effects of a habit long and most unhappily r.rstied by the ot both sexes. In the one n will be naiad to be the source of barrenness ; the other have its ravages fatally to them by a distressing state tel debility, w hich, if tint tt needled, terminates at irtiputeace. These am its rensw ultimate effects, ogle con s ump roun,los , uf mu ttu'ar pad various net Vl4e lusually casks:. of !hit solitary vier. 11l persona latiguishiurr miner the • incident to such s habit :hew treat wen t is simple, and has proved unsuces-ortui in .lie cuur.e of a Mir, 224 extended practice. In the moat obstinate and complicated cases of venereal don, such as otstructio. s in the urethra, , i nimry est hard tumours, caiheas ulcers, eruptions, s enanai al , .10', as also Smictures, see:saner it ce nt or of hill which have haflLlsl :he -o.sol of other rrsciasinase their preset plan of treatotent ellatuaily an ll.' neatly cured, without !t, strew suffering. the escru so• and alarming Hemorrhage wit.th fnnincittiy tam" the dun tit the lunar caustic. In she wane of their ezteasir_ in this met ropulie, 'idiot:mots caws of I KIC ELWIN or, ,cer and ara daily under tkesr care, the total eradication of rood fecied by a , aie, cet tam, and egyieditasue :node afore :a any other yet atity.ed. The wea k nes s, relasatintein,i , Pity, yr:meet:rag from this complaint are s p eedily r the Patictit restored to sound and vsgorous health. is the debility has for years exi-ted, a prer„rer v olleyer o e! reb:tre g sparks u and to r agitate. e cane:Min" o n ra. lye retn i edies , ti •i t •fite. Patient , in the Ccute ry are recit:et:al to 'into °e,ltl; o of their case , age, and general habit of living, &c. cocr, ' **tame for advice aid Merb.:ln Is, whet: Rae slaw ww" or sent to any part ot the Kirgel.i. to their To ensure that secrecy which i ts so eseential tartyiv Is eig t ; 1 LONDON: Primed by 14 vet. KENT, Ode! n tak ied ing icin , es ti . e — P° 9t i l t i a .fu r n i e )f , iiiienstr—rsitni‘;',Y he liae l o d n jej ECM th en.___... 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