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.O•v2)C y G 411i7 7E, FLBRUART 23. !mu rm.( v PROMOTIONS. WAR-0741C', 71111tUAI1r 23. of Drign m Gouru3.—tirisry Willizot Hutton, Gant. ,krbet,by purchafe. vice Lloyd, promoted. —John Arm[trona, F fq. (late Major In the Reghtent). louder, vice Redwood. deceafed. • a Light Dragoom—Lieutenant Godfchall Jobnfou. .11 Four. to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice promoted. • `--net Charles Fallon lobe Lieutenant, without pbr- )itto—Comet George Brown to be Lieutenant, withm , t vice Gkadovie, promoted in the ooth Foot t Robert John Lord Clinton to be Cornet, vice Brown ; John Gent. to be Veterinary Surgton, vice Clarke, deceafed. 0— John Joan, Gent. to be Comet, plarchafe, vice appointed to tbc yth I ight Drat:onnt. Foot Goarth--sir Cheles kthelltone Nightie . to be Enfign, by purchafe, vic' Jobuftone, promoted Foot. of Foot—Captain George H. Duckworth. from the to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. .Eufign Mtwara Smith to be Lieutenant. without Pur- Ditto — Captain John Biffett, from half-pay of the Indepen he Captain of a Company,vice Wyke, who exchanges, the difference. •John Taylor, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice , appointed in the 'nth Light Dragonos. to—Adam Hunter, Gctit to he Enfigu, without purchafe, ..wens, promoted In the iSth Foot. tto—Lieutenant Thomas B. Strangeways, from half pay Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Batmen, who exchanges ; Samuel Barker, from half•pay of the 311 i Foot, to itenant, vice Bond. who eichangri. —Fawn George Charlt . ;-. Brooke to be Lieutenant. with ife. vice Berger. promoted in the zrtb Foot; Tho rancis Wade, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Brooke. to—Lieutenant John Hammond to be Captain of a Com without purchah. . —john Gowan. Gent. to be FAO, without purchafe, 'laud, promoted in the tath Foot. ..enrge Beamifh, Grttt. to be Enfign, without pur ; Gother, who regint., .Enfign Cecil Hill Burton, from the 39th Foot, to be urehafc, vice Itilkitk, promoted. 'Lieutenant Honourable R. de Reede Ginkti, from .ragoott Guards, to he Captain of a Conspany, without .Enfign Alfred Burton to be Lieutenant, withiut pur se Grierfon, promoted in the iith Foot; Enfign .s Crotty to be Lieutenant, "without purchafe, vice Light promoted in the 4s th Foot ; Thomas Travers. Gent to sloe Burton ; Richard Burford, Gait. to be Eakin, Ditto...Eu(4n WlUiam Ruttledge to Ile Lieutenant, withott vice Aytoun, reftgned ; "Thornis O'Regan, Gent. to , vice Rotttledge. Ditto—Enfign John Day to be Lieutenant. by porchale, vice Miami, promoted; Witham Alcuoder Grant, Gent. to be 'Btu, vice Day. Ditto--Liestenant Alan Relly to be Captain of a Compauy, Nurehafe, vice Jones, promoted in the 6th Foot. _ —Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John M'Leod, from the Gorrilon Battalion, to be Major, vice Owen, who retires to .co—Serjeant•Major Jima Nugent to be Quarter -Mager, Brereson, appointed Adjutant. •o—Lieutenant-Colonel William Macleod, from the York to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Brifbane, who retiree ay of t h e York Rangers; Enka S. Patriekfon to be tenant, without panchafc ; Harrifoo. Gem. to be vice Patrickfoo. —Enfian Jofcpb Kelfall, from the 3d Foot, cobs Lieu purchafe, vice Chafe, who retires. (obo Weir, Gent. to be Ennio, by purchafe, vice Bell, .to—Lieutenant Rawfton M'Rae, from half-pay of the o Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice White, who exchanges. Ditto—Enfign T. W. fitDoopl, from the 39th Foot, to be -*tenant, by purchafe, vice M'Phtrfoo, promoted. 'to-..Nathaniel Goodall. Gent. (Lieutenant with tempo , from the 9th Garrifon Battalion), to be Adjutant, rank of Enfign, vice Oakes, promoted. •Lieutcnant Thomas Hichcna to be Captain of a Com. purchafe, vice Walib, promoted in the sd Weft lndia Ditto--Enfign George Rae, from the tsth Garrifon Botta • to be Lieutenant, without porthole ; Quarter Mak: Wilkins, from the zoth Light Dragoons, to he Enfign, • porchale, vice Grant, promoted in the 71. th Foot. —Enfign Thomas G. Coppinger to he Lieutenant, by vice Monne, promoted; Enfign R. B. Wade, from Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Capadoee, retires. India Rtilment.—Sir Thomas Southcote, Bart. to be En %out purchaft, vice Cam ph, li, promoted. Lieutenant Neil O'Donnell, from the IR Royal Vete- Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice North, 'hated to the 68th Foot. .7orlican Rangers—Major Hudfon Lowe to be Lieutenant (':ontettandant ; Lieutenant Giovac Suline, from the ,t, to be Captain of a Company ; LiLutcnant Dominique (rem the 67th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. tenants--Enfigns Franfaco Gentili, M. Carebedli G. B. Monti. Enligns, Manfredi, Gent. vice Gendli ; Paoli Zerbi, e Carabelli ; G. W. Hartzenbuller, Gent. vice Berner . Ciavaldini. Gent. vice MoratL Veteran Battalion—Captain William Stewart, from teed Lift. to be Captain of a Company, vice Bourue,who ' on the Retired LiR. —Captain L. Leonard K. Willard, from the lath Oarri- Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. Regime:it of the Me of Mann Volunteers, Curt , Efq. to be Major, vice Taubman, who refigns. „legiment of Ditto—Captain William Hough, on half the Waggon Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Ruddiman, td to the 58th Foot. Kewle7, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Canoe, dlfmiffed. iffious 6gned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlefer. inamtbury 2nd Inns of Court Atrociation. ' lohn Bernard Bofanquet to be Captain, vice Within, Enfign Thomas Whitmara to be Lieutenant, vice • WiMant Thompfon, jun. Gent. to be Lew, vice fbaniartg. Dated Jan. is, tilos. Battalion of Q2een's Royal Volunteers. Odell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Somerville, re- Dated Jan. z 9,1805. Gent. to be Ditto, vice Owen, raped. Jan. 29,1805. myal York Mary-la-bonne Volunteers. Lieutenant James Virgo Donn to be Flrß Lieutenant,oloe lie, reilgned; Enfign Thomas Heyer to be Second Licute vice Dunn. Dated Jan. 19, 1805. Bonham, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Roberts, relived. Dated 4, 180 5. Somerfet Place Volunteers. irrow, Gent. to he Enfign,vice Yeats; John Melbourne :;cnt. to be Ditto; John Stanton, Gent. to be Surgeon. 'cbruary 4,1805. Kensington Volunteers. Theodore V ulliatny, , Gent. to be Enfign, vice Thompfon, re- Jame, Rullelt, Gent. terbe Surgeon, vice Howilip, re -1..),,teil February 4 180 5. St. James's Loval Volunteers. iihottosn, Gent. to he AMilent Surgeon, vice Humby, d. Dated February 4, Bos. talons figned by Ihe Lord Lieutenant of the ty of Hants.—Sot:oi Hants Regt. of Militia. Marlball, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Jan.az, z Pos. North Hants Regiment of Militia. ndrewa, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Thifilethwayte, Dated February 20; dos. y, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bifhop, 'dined. Dated 5z,1305. Hants Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. A William Button, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Hud •figtied. Dated February 9, r Ilia, Gent, to he Cornet, vice Burflern. promoted ; , Dale Bidden, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Goddard, re- Dats4 rebtil 21.11/11.1. North Mints Sqoadron of Yeomanry Cavalry. Jnhn Norris, Efq. to be Captain. Dated July 16, tBo3. Stockbridge, &c. Batt Aim" of Volunteer Infantry. William Henry Atwood, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Blown, re kiicd ; Ranger, Gent. to be Ln6gn. Dated February 21, tgcs. Commillion in the tll Battalion of the Carmarthen- Aire Volunteers, figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. William Jones, Gent. to be Reign. Dated Februarys, dos. COMmidion in the tit Battalion of Royal Linlithgow fhire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieu- tenant. Lieutenant George Fairweather, from the Forfarlhire Militia, to be Adjutant, with the Brevet rank of Captain. Feb. ii, 18os. GLD B.IILET. On Saturday twenty-eight prifoners were tried, two id whom were capitally conviEted, viz. Thomas Board, and Elizabeth his wife, were indic ted for high trcafon, in coining certain pieces. refem bling fispences, with intent to defraud his Majefly's Mint. The prifoners lived in a cottage, in St. John's Wood row, Mary-la-Bonne Fields, and a Mr. Hillier, of whom they rented this cot, had reafon to fuppofe they were coiners, and in feveral inflances he had, in a great meafare, fatisfied himfelf that they were fo. Information was accordingly given at Marlborough ftreet office, on the [9th of January, and Foy, Lo vett, and other officers, were fent to apprehend the prifoners. Foy advanced to the houfe, and he cculd perceive, through a shaded window, Board at work. He then called his brother officers, and they fur rounded the houfe. The prifoner for Tome time op poled their getting in, with a loaded pilled, which he at length difcharged in the air, and then the officers .forced their admiffion. They found in the houfe and in the polLflion of the prifoners, a quantity of pieces, amounting to about feventy, Tome of which were finiked, and others in an unfinilbed Date, be. fides the nece ff ary implements for coining. A bottle of aqua fortis was found in the houfe on the follow. ing day, without which the operation of coining can not be effeded, Mr. Jultice Gaosz, in Dimming up the evidence, remarked to the Jury, that if they believed the wit neffes, they mutt find both prifoners ;silty, as the woman, in the cafe of treafon, is considered a prin cipal, tnd not ailing under the influence of her hull. band. They were found guilty—Death ; but the wife was recommended to mercy. The following were convicted of felonies Wm. Hall, for Reeling a filver watch, the pro perty of Mary Barrett ; Elizabeth Jacobs, for Deal ing a quantity of glafs b eads, value 81. th e propetty of C. Southall; Harriet Haynes, for affaulting Sam. Harris on the highway, and taking from his perfon a feven fhilling piece, and ss. 6d. in Diver ; Samuel Hall, for breaking and entering the dwelling houfe of Margaret Gordon, and Dealing various articles of wearing appai ;W. Harris, for Dealing a quantity of china ware, &c. the property of J. Spode ; Mary Hamilton, for Dealing two pewter pots, the property of Ann Grocer ; M. Doyle, for Dealing a quantity of beef, the property of Margaret Carrel t William Blake, for Dealing a tln bath, the property of J. Ba ker ; T. Barwick, for Dealing an ounce of raver fil ings, the property of J. Lias ; Elizabeth Chrimp fhaw, alias Jackfon, for Dealing, in a furnifhed lodg. ing. a pair of !beets, &c. the property of J. Calverly; J. Ferry, for Dealing a great coat, the property of J. Boys ; John Maharney, for Dealing a hat, the pro perty of J. Swallow; Ann Morgan, for Dealing two pieces of hard foap, the property of J. Edwards '•— William Paterfon and Elizabeth Cureton, the faid William for Dealing a quantity of iron railing, the property of G. Thompfnn, and the Paid Elizabeth for receiving the fame ; James Holmes and William Brandtiff, for Dealing two bags of feathers, the pro. perty of W. Kent and others ; R. Geary, for Deal ing twelve pair of tiockings, the property of T. Flint; William Seckree, for Dealing three bufhels of oats, the property of E. Savil ; C. Polard, for Dealing one handkerchief, the property of V. Ruffen ; T. Wood man, for Dealing two coats, the property of J. Raw lins. And five were acquitted, among whom Samuel Mitchell was indided for a rape on Lucy Todd, a child of t t yeas of age. The profecutriz worked with the prifoner, a card. maker, in Great Wild-Drees, Lincoln's Inn.fields.— The charge was not made out fully, and the prifo ner was confequently acquitted : he was, however, ordered to be detained for a common affault. Yefterday twenty fiz prifoners were tried, lateen of whom were conviaed of felonies, viz. J. Edwards, for Dealing twenty fhawls, the pro perty of Mr. Drake, a linen draper, in Ratcliff high. way. The prifoner who had maintained a good charafter as fhopman in feveral refpedable houfes, called at the mop of the profecutor on a friendly vi. fit, and while he was abfent a few minutes, a young man who ferves in the &op obferved the prifoner take the property from a fhelf, which he concealed in his bat, and in other parts about his perfon. He then Rood outfide the (bop door, and on the return of the profecutor, the boy informed him of the robbery.— The goods were taken on the prifoner, who urged that dißrefs had compelled him to become difhoneft. Guilty. W. Goodwin, for Dealing a goofe from the shop of Mr. Morris, a poulterer, in Bilhopfgate-Drat. After the gook in quenion had been carried before the Lord Mayor the day after the robbery, it was again expofed for file in the profecuter's chop, when it was again [Wien by Sarah Briggs, who was alfo found guilty. ea. Mary Smith, or Dealing a piece of cotton, the pro perty of T. Powditch ; Mary Seedling, f.r Dealing a blanket, the property of A. Stroud, in a furnifhed lodging ; J. Mahoney, for Dealing a coat, &c. the property of H. Graham ; Catharine Hamilton, alias Hambleton, for Deal a damalk table cloth, &c. the property of J. Simmonds ; W. Dodd, for Dealing chi ee quartern loaves, the property of J. Heepworth; J. Cattle, for Dealing two hats, the property of J. Lowe ; isfary Caltclio, for Dealing one linen thin, the property of W. Walter ; E. Bufh, for Dealing a fpen cer, &c. the property of H. Beazeley ; Jane Wifon, for Dealing a fhirt, &c. the property of A. Solomon : Sarah Shearman, for Dealing a hat and coat, the pro. perty of J. Role ; J. Thomas, for Reeling a counter. pane, kc. the property of C. Hall; Sarah Bethell, for Dealing two pint pots, the property of S. Wil kins ; and J. Moody, for Dealing a filk handkerchief, a the property of G. Snowden. And ten *ere acquitted, among - whom was Mars Mead, who was capitally indided for uttering counterfeit coin, the having been convided of (Lol lar offences at a former period. Mr. Powell, Solicitor of the Mint, produced copy of the record's of the prifoner's former convic tions, the one in I ioci, and the latter in May, for which fhe had fuffered two years imprifonment. The witnefs alfo identified the perfon of the prif o ner. It appeared by the , evidence, that the prifoner went to a tallow chandler's (hop, No. 82, Minories, kept by Mrs. Gibbons, on the sth of February, where the ordered a poutd of candles, for which fhe gave a feven (haling piece to change..Thonias Clay ton delivered the piece to his millrcfs, who gave the change after deduding fur the candles. fhe prifoncr then complained of the price the randles, and it was agreed that her money Mould be return ed. Mrs. G. had particularly remarked one of the (he had given to the prifoner, and on the (Over being returned to her, (be perceived that a bad (billing had been fubßituted for it. She charged the prifoner with this ttanfadion, who put the bad Mil ling in her mouth, as if to bite it, and pulled out the identical 'billing given by Mrs. C. adding, that (he did not perceive it to be a bad one. Mrs. G. im mediately fent for a conaable, who, on fearching her pockets, obferved her to pull a Milling front her mouth, and calf it into the fire. This Ihilling was found, and it proved to be the bad one which was attempted to be impofed on the profecutrix. The Jury retired for three quarters of an hour, and re turned a vcrdid—Not Guilty. The Recorder obferved to the prifoner, that Me had had a merciful Jury. LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY as. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only from the "'fa of February to the 16th of Feb —Total zoisoB QLiatters. Average 106. &id higher than laR return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, Front the 9th of February to the 1 sth of February. Total-13,00z facks--Average 9.ts. 41.1. lower than LE return. TROY 2112 LONDON GAZLITE. SA rUmNAir, /BYRUM 23.' Average Price of Corn in England and Wale:, from tie mums ending the t6th of February, tBos. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peafe. s. d. s. d. R. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. pt 7 Si g 48 0 27 o 46 10 449 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Keturn% made in the week ending February 10, is 556. 3d per hundred weight. PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 481 to 964 per cwt. White ditto s s to tt6s do. Trefoil 165 to 40s do. Carraway 96s to 130 s do. Coriander, to' to zas 6d do. Turnip 18s to 24s per buCiel. White Muftard Seed, 6s to Lis od do. Brown ditto, too to tBs do. Canary, 7s od to 8s od do. Rye Grab 34s od to 3as od per quarter. Broad Bea a 3u od to 5 ,, s od I.ong Pods 3ss od to sos od Tares 38. od to 44$ 0 4 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 41 los to 51 ss Pockets 41 tss to 61 6s i fairegO,._ from tLa L.04.0C TAIL 4th Regiment of Drag to he Corr.et,by pu sth Ditto—John Arn to he Parlance, vi 9th Reriment s( Ugh from the 7th Four, Gotham, promoted s 1 th Ditto—Cornet a: chafe. Otis Vittn—Comet ( purchafe, vice Gka i Cotten • John Le Peers, Gent. to be 13•11 Ditto— John Joel Hayes, appointed t , 3 i Regiment of Foot gak. Bart. to be Et In the 2 tft Foot. 7th Regiment of Foot 55th I .ot, to be C 3 Stb Dino—Entun fai chafe. 9th Ditto Captain J dents, to he Captai receiving the differ( 1 tth Dittu—John Ts Cardwell, appoints 14th Ditto—Adam 1-1 vice Rawlins, prow 18th Ditto—Lieuttni of the 40th Filet, 10 Lieutenant Samuel be Lieutenant, vie( loth Ditto—Pnfign (I tut pur.hafe. vice mat 1 rancis Wade, istb Di to—Lieutent pany. without pun sett) Ditto— lohn G 4 vice Newland, pro! 3iit Ditto—. 'come chafe. vice Gotha, 34th Ditto—Enfign ( &align, by ;urchal 36th Ditto—Licutem the Ath Dragoon G Fur, hate. • yth Ditto—Enfign A chafe, vice Grier Francis Crotty to I feet, promoted in I be Enfign, vice Be vice Crony. 47th Ditto-....Enfign'i purehafe, vice Ar be Eofign, vice Re 49th Ditto—Enfign j Williams, promoti Enfigu, vice Day. 54th Ditto—Lienten without purchafe, 56th Ditto—Brevet sth Garrifoa Batta balf•pay. 63d Ditto—Serjeant- vice Brereson. app 69th Ditto—Lieutent Rangers, to he Lit on half-pay of the • Lieutenant, with° Enfign, vice Patric 7cith Ditto—Basin ] tenant, by purchal 72d Ditto—John We promoted. 87th Ditto—Lienteri 35th Foot, to be 1 88th Ditto... Bohr 1 Lieutenant, by put 89th Ditto--Nathani nary rank, from it with the rank of E 93.1 Ditto—Lieutens pany. by purclafe, Reyknent. 96th Ditto—Enfign I lion, to be Lieut James Wilkins, fr without purchak, 97th Ditto—Enfign ' purchafe, vice Fine the syth Foot, to I who retires. aft Weft India Rrgin fign, withookpnre sth Ditto—Licutena ran Batulion, to b appointed to the 6 Royal Corfican Rani Colonel Comman left Foot, to he C Rob, from the 67 To be Lieutenants— Bernardi, G. B. IV To be Enfigns, .... Gent. vice Carabe di ; P. F. Ciavaldi sth Royal Veteran the Retired Lift. t is placed on the P Bth Ditto—Captain 1 rifon Battalion, to Southern Regiment . ningham, Efq. to b Northern Regiment pay of the Warp appointed to the s William Kewley, Ge Commit sous fii ( Bloomfbur7 Lieutenant John Be retuned . ; Enfign Befanquet ; Willi Whitinarilt. Dat ad &Malin] I:39orge Odell, Gent fired.. Dated Ja Robert Brig, Gent. I • Royal In Emend Lieutenant J • Erfkine, refired; tont, vice Dunn. Thomas Bonliam,G February 4, 180 5. Sot Charles Barrow, Gc Muth, (tent. to Dated February A li John Theodore Vul ligned ; Jame, R tuned. Dated F St. J John Ramaiottom, reigned. Dated Comtniflions 111 County of Ha Robert Marital!, C North Charles Andrews, Vtuaito 111. Dati John Terry, Gent. • - February sz,sBc South Hants Godolphin William We.. refired. 1). Cheillopha 11Lt, 1 Wllilasu Dale Bi Spot, Duna 1 PxICES of HAY AND STICAilir. Smithfield. St. 'Ann.'s. Whitechapel. Mapperloado oto 4 C I t 8 oto 4 12 0 3 16 to 4 r 6 0 Straw 0 0 tog 0 2 11 oto 3 7 o 1 6 t o 2 1 6 0 Clover 4 0 to 4 I 0 4 4LA S S 1 ° SMIT FIELD, Februtry 25. j To Fmk the offal—per acme of Bltr._ - Beef 41 4d le la 8d I • Vcal 4* od to 6. od Mutton 46 8d to se sod Pork 44 to ,s+ 44 NIAD Of CATT LL TUIS DAT. Beats about looo—Sheep zo,oco. NIWOATE and LEADENHALL, Febrtiary Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. . _ Beef 38 4d to 4e 8d I icd Mutton _34 edto 4$ todPnri 41 od to 6s od 4 1 4d to se ♦d PRICE OF TALLOW IN I.ONDON. St. Jaffie?a market es 2ld Town Tallow 7Os od to os Clare Market 4$ ad Ruffle ditto (can.) 68. od to 70s Whltechapel Mirk ct Raffia ditto (foap) 68a od to os (Pet done of 81b.) gs rid Melted Stuff ph od to sgs Ditto rough 38s od to 011 Iss 6d Greaves 12$ cd Aierage Prlce es ad Good Dregs is sto os Yellow Soap, 78L to os.—Mottled,Bits.—Curd, gss. Price of Candles per &wen, t re. 6d.—Moulds, 1211. RAW HIDES. Hides (perßone) 3s 6d to 3s iosi Horfe Skins t6s od to 195 Middling 3$ 2d to 31 4d Heavy Calf 111 Cod each Ordinary os od to 38 od Sheep Skins 3s 64 to bs od PRICE OF LEATHER, per I. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b acs 23id to asd Ditto, 6o to 651 b 25 iti to 1644 Merchants Backs —d to 2314 Dreffing Hides 220 to sad Fine Coach Hides 24 to 26d Crop Hides for Cutting 244 to 23d Flat Ordinary 234 to 24d Calf Skins, 30 to aolb per doze* 34d to 38d Ditto so to 7olb 35d to 39d Ditto 7o to liolb 34d to 36d Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 6d to 31 9d Large ditto 100 e to 17os per doz. Goat Skins ass to 6js ditto. Tanned Horfe Hides 3os to 42s each COAL EXCHANGE, February 23. BeR Coals, in the Pool, per Chaidron sos. od. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 625. 04. Sunderland, per elialdron 4.0. 04. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 565. 04. COUNTRY MARKETS. PIKES OP GRAIN AT TIE FOLLOWINO 1/AEKETS. BA SINGE! OW t.--Wheat 965 oti to it 2$ od per %tarter. Earky 455 od to oos od I Beans 48s od to 335 od Oats 251 od to re od Peale oos od to sgs od Matocauzan.—What 755 od to 1104 od par Q. Barley 430 od to 47s 6d I Beans ios od to 36s od Oats 1-11 ad to 331 od Peale 3ss od to Pk ad Nawnuar....—Wheat 68s ad to 1201 od per Qt . :, Barley 421 od to 305 od I Beans 345 od to sys 01 a Oats 234 od to sod Peale 525 od to 365 01 HEN Lar.—Wheat 60s od to 126$ od prr Barley 425 od to 425 od I Beans 481 od to $25 od Oats 231 od to siSs od Peale sos od to 341 04 Re•ntso.—Wheat 665 od to t2Bs ad per Q. Barley 42s nd__ to eos od I Beals 36s od to 534 6d Vats 235 6d to 3os od Peak 505 ad to 33s od BIRTHS. The Right Hon. Lady Ring, of a fon and heir. Sunday Lit, at his boufe in Upper Grofectior ftreet, the Lady of the Hon. George Villiers, of a fon. Oa dic 22d init. the Lady of Capt. Philip Codd, or a daughter. MARRIED. On Tuefday, at the Quaker Meeting-houfe, Southwark, W. M. Chrifty, Efq. of Graceehurch-ftreet, to Mils Fell, daughter of John Fell, Efq. of Peckham. DIED On Saturday evening, Charles Owen, of Little Chelfea, Efq. Friday morning, after a lingering ands of nearly two years, the Right Hon. Lady Harewood, Lady of Lord Harewood, of Hare wood- houfe, Yorkthire. On the aoth loft. at Navdinek, of an intEsmmation, a few days after the With of a fundving fao, when the had jun completed the eta year of her age, the Right Hon. Lady Maria, wife of Nathe ad Mialethwaits. FA. sod only daughter of the Counters of Waldegrays. tIELIM‘CV OF THE INCONIPA RA P,LE 111,r).) I ~1 Nr::11 DE L'ENCLOi, fucerior to Any ; sit rendering the and i•v wonderful areas in removing frc-1.1.5, ~r justly entitle iv to that prefsr,-nce fo king V.. tt oti it by ti.e molt elegant Ikauties in this K n . , dom It is •tly ret mended tor the hands and arms, b.itowing oi. i:tem a debevey and whiteners, fuperior to any thing for iir•;lar pure fu. Sold only at Mr. Golding's. 4a, Curnh,ll: Mr. Overtim's, 47 Bond-ftreet ; Mr. Wright's, Wade's Pall'agc, Bath ; iMif GI Liverpool ; in bottles 4s. each. I _ ELIZABETH LEEK had at fiat a fmall font, a brownifh nit, on her whit ; the paid h., attention to it, conceiving it requires! none : It began to fpread, producing a we. tcry humour, accompanied with a dry feurry furfaee, infl inieil with vioktit itchint7. When the applied for the medicine, Sri t.s. FURY'S PATENT AN ISCult NU-111Q DIM the difeafe had fpread over both anus, and they exhibited the appearance of a continued raw furfacc, fo that Rte was unable to draw on hir glov.t.i.. Hav ing taken the trf tanttk, they amended ferpriair L iy, and after taking lit: bottles, fcsircely any thing reniainad lave runglitiefs of San. N Jufeph Tucker,No. rt, Tottenham-ftrect, u:;,; :main Court Rord, ?Witches fur the veracity of this Raiment. REMARKS ON TIIE GENUINE mrp:wit. " By the King's Patent" mt.ft be eapreind iu wurds at length oil the Infttle, in the bill of diredions mad wrapper covering each boi tic of Medicine.--The ttamp (that !, the King's duty) is printed in black ink inflead of r,dink the cork in the mouth of the bot tle is always fealcd with red foaling wax: -Mr.SrIL souk r attends as ufual at the Difpenfary, PREGNANT LADIES, Wide Ittuation requires a temporary retirement. MIL WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, offers to accommodate Ladies In an airy and retired fitua - tion, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms fuited to their circum fiances and fituation in life • their infants put out to nurfe, and humanely taken care of ; a nd as Humanity induces biro to offer his affittance to alleviate the horrors of concealed Pregnancy, he Batten himfelf Ladies will find on application to him the greateit attentioNand moft profound fecrecy. Letters (port paid) to Mr. Watfon, Surgeon and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Watfoo, Midwife, No. ty, Cliarlotte-ftreet, Surrey lid,: of Blackfriar's-bridge, will niece the moll pointed attention. Where may be had, The PILL BF.NEDICTA, at il. xi. per box, a certain and cal: qua' Remedy to remove all Obftrudlions and irregularities, and an excellent Medicine after had Ly:ngs in. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES's AN'.LEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the impofitions which have long been pradtifed in regard to this Medicine, a fmall attention only is regulfise; for as by favour of the Commilliuners of the Stamp Office, fepatate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Nowbory's Me, with his name engraved in the Stamps. the imitation of which would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now be readily afeertained ; it is therefore recommended to purchafers not to opea any box in future, unlefs the;- uhfelve the words, F. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's," printed on the (tamp. The luperiur excellence of theft Pills in it4wuniatilinx and Colds as well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable from the viciffitudes of our climate, is univeifallr acknowledged, They are admirably calculated fur bilious, and other Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; for Head-Achs °Teakettles by Indigef tiun; and for preventing ]:'allies and Apoplexies, fo often the con fcquence of free living. Recourfe (honk' be had to them after every excels, and upon every flight indifpofition; and thus their wall known charaFtcrifhe of promoting Longevity will be main tained ; for, by aflifting Nature in the due difeharge of the animal fundlions, and by keeping the Confiltution, as it were, in con tinual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement, nor attention to diet. They are fukt only by F. Ncw,n R v and Sons, at the Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a few doo-s from Chcapfidc, London ; and at Dr. James's late Houfc in BrutonAreet ; in boxes, price 48.6 d. each, Ramp included; se the quantity of fix in one large box foi',A.4s. FOR. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. The only genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF HONEY, laventucl by Sir JOHN H 11.1., M.D. F. R. S. at Paris, ask Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden. Now faithfully prepared from his MS. recipes by B. Shaw. TH E LI NN.IEUS of BItITAINt recommends this excellent Preparation as the molt falutary and cffedtual Re • medy, for all Diforders of h: Breaft and Lungs, Congealed Ptlegen„ Acrimony in the Fluids, and Ohltruetion‘in the Glands, are gent ly and fafely difcharged by eafy expedoration ; Wheerings and Uneafinefs in Breathing are fredily removed j a few doles. It takes o ff the irritztion, open s the Thoracic Du ds and heals the Sorenefs of the Breaft and Lungs. Thirty years experience have confirmed the recommendation in the immediate relief and gra dual cure of Coughs, Colds, Afthmas, and Confumptions. It is the treated preferver of the lungs ever difcovered,and con mins all the fielding, fattening, and foothing qualities of that falu brious erred of FLOeVERS, called HONEY; an.l the richelt Balfams of the Eaftero World; it i 3 as reftorative as Mies' Milk, and never difagrets with the Retracts ; a common Cold yields to its b-nien influence in a few hours, and when retorted to before the complaint is tar advanced, all danger of Conlumption is certainly prevented. Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Bal fans of Honey, the rcfult of long refearehes Into Nature by that great Botanift, who dedicated his life to the difeovery of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. Price 3s. 6d. per bottle, or eight in one large, for cis. „ To guard against lMpartion °Verve the name of Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, is engraved on the Govern ment Ramp, accompanying each bottle. AU others are Counter fehc—Sold by Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Foot-way, at. Paul's Churchyard; Mr. Pearfall, Holborn. ; and by every Vender or Medicines in dm Kingdom. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the moil confitlefabk pradice in that branch whle. I th ought ;roper to facet , 1 tro ft that I have not more to if employed mpotinse than thole who, in the extenfive field of the profeffion, are occafionally immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that (uccefs whith is acquired by concentrating the Intelledual power to one dais of difordera. The dictates of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diltreffing for they bring with them a train of concomitant fyruptosns, and, by a de prt, di.m of a.t vital energy, exiftence itfelf becomes embittered.—. Whether they arile from the prevaler—e of ill ezampk, thedeAtruc the habits of fchooi boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re• quire the molt affiduous profeffional &ill ; but by the ignorance of unedueatc , l turn, the iy;optomi r , *e aggravated, anti the conft. tutlon is dcftroycd. Asa Mill‘la6R of the ROYA' ' FCEof SURGEONS, I ground my pretenhons on regularit ; • -1. •ltion; and poireffuig every privilege to pradtice, l fr.,•l myftAt en. :4 t 3 that coufilence with which I have hit h erto tt-In huro•zred. _ _ In the firit fentations of local wcaknes, early ,pnlicatlon will prevcct the calarr.ity of a des , ilitatcl frarr ,. . • bu* where the fuf fera, from a ronfcioufnefs of the unmanli-rs of the vice which eaufed his misfortune, is .`earful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfician, and trocas ovciinfirmity with careful con cealment, it Inuit he fatisfsetory far him to hr tin , re , l r.nt only of capability of treatz.--”• but an of the moil And In recent VeLereal int, it is pt•flilsl, • :-tiz2r, danger or diltrefs ;in the moil compi ea...! c t• -icquirc• meat of exclutive experience !n this hnc to fff , •:;t a sa•c, cerda, sand fpeedy re-eftablifhment. I offer the advantage of this erterinee to thoft• ••t . ether fez wto are affiliate; with any kind of FY, of a y I vor a itoms cf VENEREAL INFECTION, and in ;11 tails tb_, terns of remu neration are Rated on the fil•ft int, niece. Patents in the eount.y are expe , g,l to inetorr a Bank note, and are requefted to specify their nee and rnanoer of Grog. MARLIN hi:ER, Member of the Royal College of Sdrgeons In I.ondon. No so. Arundel-firret St-and rrli Temr,:e 3ar TO MOP I; 055'. Sun fifes I Su!' fen l Mr) , a rircs nnautesafter 6I 21 trirutes after 5 42afzer 5 HIGH WATER AT LONDCIN RR la TO-?.:ORRO W. Morning • • " 21 ^but.= at!er 12 Afternoon 47 minutes p.!•rr 22 LONDON: Pritlted ani pubithcd by L FVFL KENT, ;n' terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR Orr:7E, L. rcy ftrcet. Pub Med alio at :LCST4IO//11:‘, Tut*: Car, T 4,'